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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-07
ERIE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 4O1, 81

ERlE RAILWAY Ticket Offices 401, 81 q,
~ III and 9o7 Broadway 1913 l,2 Bowery, Battery
tlace, Chambers and 231 Street ferries New York
53l and 1913 FuNt-st., Brooklyn 10! broadway.
and New station. Jersy City. whore Tickets aud ParoI
Sleeping Car reservations and orders for checking and
transfer Of baggage can be obtained. Express trains
leave 23d-st minutes earlier than time shown Irum
.. N. Is 80 on sundays, Day Express. Pullman
Bullet Dfawag-IOom Coaches 10 Buffalo
10 80 q. IL. week days, BdIlOr gar 70 BinghamtOn,
oswcco. Elmira. Corning and IIornells ne - 49,. .
solid Pullman tTain Day an1 Bullet Sleeping Coaches to
BuhSO. Niagara Falls, CleVeland, thc1eo Cincinnati
and st. Louis. No extra charge Tor fa.t time.
S 80 D. M. every day, Chicago Express Pullman
Bune; Sccprrs Binghlmton Cwego. EImiia Rochester.
Buffalo. Cincinnati aud chicago - % ~ - NJ -. -
Rutherford. f. 45, g. T. 80 $50 80, 1890. Il
SO G. 10 r. 4 49, 2 lo 20 Il 6s6 20 mon
l. -in5. @ $40. 40 40 s. 40 80 8 80
Clio 6 30 T. go. O. 10 80 y night
Paterson. z, 40 g T. 90. ;3Oi 10 ;5Qc IL. noon
ad 80 sd S 49, $50 20 80 &c. 3 10 49, 49, ~ p5 iq
Newark ANA Paterson Newark. 10 80 :. 80
TO- II go = ~ . 80. 1870. ! 80 5:2o. $50 6 90
Rideewdod =. AS, 80, so 30 10 80 a. m 1. B.
4, 30 g. 20, 80, 6, $40. $780, T. .. 1890 Il
suiIern Local. H. 445 80, 30, 10 80 a. m, l. 3.
Newburg so 0. 10 80 a. m 80. 4; 80. p. m.
Goshen. 4 as. $50. 8. 10 80 q. m. l. $780, 80.
MiddIeo%n and Port Jervis KS go 0, 10 80 a. m.
G Sand1 S local 7ains = main nc 445 30 10 80 H.
40 B 4 s 80 80. go. 10 80, Il night Newark
Branch 8 a. m 80. G 80, l0D. m
Express trains from the West arrive In NeW-York az
w J. U'-RpUY L. p. FARMER
Gen guDt Gen Pass Agent
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Proposals.
TERNANDINA WATER WORKS.

EERNANDINA WATER WORKS.
aids will be received by the Board Public Works OF
the City OF Fensndna Florida, until 10 O'Clock on the
goth oay OF February 1888 the construction OF
Of water works for said city in accordance with the spec
neatons and plans which been adopted by the said
Board Of Public Works and which be Inspected at the
ofce OF w B. c. Duryee esq, on Centre-st,, in said
city, by whom forms and Specifications Will be furnished
application by letter telegram. The Board Of
Public Works the right reject any and
GEO. II. FAIRBANKS.
Chairman Board OF Public Works
Fernandina. Fla. Jan. 81, 1889.
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Railroads..

e. HORE LlNE-ALL RAIL R0UTE-FOR
~ Boston, Providence, Newport and the East Express
Trains leave Grand Central Station for Providence ana
ton 1t 10 a. m. l p. m. Limited Express at y. "a
Dining carr Night Express at IL 80 D. ID. daily
For Newport at a. m and 1 D. Palace PaTlor Cars
or Sleeping CARSON all express trains.
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Surplus over 81 per cent on preferred stock .,5


and per cent on common stock.......... in9oZS
This surplus is nearly large enough topay the
DIVIDEND for the following six months.
lO-days stock market was like that the pre-.
ceding two days. All the Western newgven 70
the Street was discOuraging, and il bnnot he
denied that the Chicago, Burlington al Quincy
management and some OF the others. ehibited
remarkable readiness TO meet the low Commits
Sl0ners' rates and 20 inform Wall Stret OF IL ut
the earliest possible moment. Yet tb effort is
and has been OF negative character except so
far as it has encoura sed an cnlargePnt OF the
short interest in the Western list. No long
stock came out, and the sellers OF cGtracts find
ready absorption of their Offerigs at com.
naratvely small concessions. In IN grand raid
of the day, Burlington and Qunc sold down
10 lO6 Ia and Rock Island 10 IA, but
recovery OF | per cent quickly slowed. We
trust the Western managers are not laying double
with their friends. Some one, hoover, despite
the dlscouragng news does buy ne stocks and
asks for more.
The Eastern railways and th( coalers ruled
strong all the way out Union Patio, with small
Transactions, makes gain, and oregon Trans.
continental moved up 10 30. 1ssCur Pacific
and Atchlson were notably in dmand at higher
figures. We are constrained to dote the market
as developing exceptional strengh and so closing.
WHAT WAS DONE INBONDS.
Government bonds were dull with the qrots-
tons firm as follows.
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Gealbers.


A BEST TEACHERS supplied. charge; teachers
Advanced registration fec vacancies always on hand
for stamp. X T.. AVERY, American school Bureau,
West l4th.st, ~. Y.
A EVERETT STONE, private tutor; graduate Of Yale;
IA. recommended by Rev. Dr.. VIM. NJ. Taylor: "a sue
eessful teacher. emnently qualified l26 West 53d ST.
A PROFESSORS, Teachers, Tutors, Govenesses.-All
N .branehes supplied schools and families Circulars
schools 70 parents Modern languages spoken. MIRIAM
CoYRIERE 81 East 17th.st, bet 4th.aye and BwsY.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
N supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors Governesses,
&C., 10 Colleges, Schools and Families. Apply TO
Mira NJ J. YOUNG-BULTON. ~ Union Square
u RoCKwAY's TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chi
ID cagoI supplies teachers for schools colleges
and families Mrs. L. FREESdAN BROCKWAY. %
West 29dst. Recommends schools 70 parents
II ESSE's TEACHERS AGENCY 10 East 17th-st., sup
II plies competent teachers. tutors goyernesses mus
clans, &C. in every branch OF educaOQ English, French
German and Spanish spoken best schools recommended
w QMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU 0or
w both sexes supplies professors teachers goVernesse
musicians housokeepers companions chaperones &c. 70
colleges schools and families also bookkeepers senoRra
and copylsts business firms
Mrs. A. d. CULVER. 800 9Th ave. New-York City.
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The average price for coal realized at tidcwater
in 1885 was only So G. l-2 per ton, and yet the
financial results were before stated.
The cOmp2nys leased railroads returned profit
of SI30,lll after payment of interest and guaran-
During the last year the additions TO equip
mcnt were as follows: 200 freight cars, 9 pas
seneer ears aud 8 locomotives and there are now
under contract 400 freight cars locomotives and
6 passenger ears, and about 5000 tons of new
The president says " In answer to inquiries.
made from time to time, respecting the coal prop
encncb TO say that the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company control as much coal, and perhaps
more than is controlled by any OF the anthracite
interests excepting only the Reading Company,
and IN this connection, answer may be given TO u
oheStion frequently asked rs to what sinking fund
nroyis.Cn is made to meet the annual mining of
coal. No special provision has been made under
thnt head but n reference 10 the condensed bal
ance sheet Will show that your managers hold
i'm available assets an amount aegregatng 80 per
nart or rhe capital stock and funded debt. In
,,cb noSition with no floating debt, and with coal
cnourh TO last for several generations, and with
dividends controlled by earnings az the conditions
If "a sinking fund seem TO be tuily met
Tho company some time ago adopted the plan
Of rrtiriup It's bonds as they maturcd by an issue
of took OF the remaining bonds OF $l5,37S,OOO.
there will mature in 1891 s1,3OOOO0, TO meet
,'Lich stock TO the extent of iiftv-fve thousand
shares will be issued rs OF the 18th December.
,""0 IN All stockholders OF record at the date
,,hrn notice is given. and ut the rate OF - per
cent for full paid shares.
The ron.pany's balance sheet of December 81.
1883. shows cash on hand S5,1l9 60; bills and
accounts receivable, s2,0Si 500; total cash
assets. SO, 5O6 0G0. December pay-rols and ac-
counts, 81 IA $40; interest and dividends and
depositorS S77,29l 1888 6V2; total cash liablli-
ties 60 5Os 63e: net cash assets, si19S.337
The cash ON hand at the end Of lSsS was
s90I 300, against 81 s3, 607 at the end of 1887
The balance of profit and loss account on divi-
dend fund was Sj,0Os,O5O against S3,46S,l 16
December b. 1887
TIE DAY IN THE STOCK MARKET
The following items well illustrate the lcspera-
ton of the bears in the stock market and the
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RAILROADS..

TTTTRGT RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
u Foor or Liberty STREET NORTH RIVER
nOo- Time Table OF January TO- iss9
400 a. m. for Easion, Be'ntn'"' '''i''"n' Maueh
Chunk Reading Harrisburg slto, tto,htoh, ,,
:o6 a. m iof bennington, Eastoh' be'mehem' Allen
town Mauch Chunk $50 r,te uopatcong t,,s,o,
80 for Flemlngi9ns bAe ShuSk Ehhst9n'
Scranton Reading Harrisburg, r,92ItEille lamaqua.
shamok sunbuiy, Lews3nrg Wliihh99p19 ,uor,o
n M for Pennington, taston, I,e1.,"e"' Alieh'oWh'
Mon& Chunk Reading. Harrisburg, eye; .
g:45 d. m. East0n, Bethlsncn r''o.i,o"h Mauch
Chunk Wikcsbarre, Scranto1 ia ISpaieong ' Enta
100 and 80 D. for SONG
IA - m for Easton. Bothlehen "sienttosh Maush
Chunk, Heading, Harrisburg eso' WI "'' ~ " ''o
80, S5 lib 4 sS i9 P M Il s SUN;
q Par Ocean Grove except sunday Point Pleasant
3o 3 is a. m. !, 80 p. m. Iof baiminslae' Man
chester Toms River. barneg inc, md Brldqetop.
80 o. s15 1880 II 10 I % Porn a S9 49,
61o p m Sqn d1 q "a a. = us a. m' :oo 30.
az Eo ~ M ParIor cars at 80 and 4;SO
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
400 m. 100 p. m. ta;3O m. Through Express,
with Parlor-cars)
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
via Central r. r.. Of New-Jersey ana fnIaaephia ana
reading r. r. Leave foot Lbery.sL; N H. at A. as,
o II a. m I 80, 315. 1, 80, Z 80, II D. m sun.
DAYS at . a; M $50. II p, m, 1.ao -.,o
80 II p. have connection Ior l'c"uHg' harrisburg
TTcEet and psror Car seats be procured IL
AS o44 li4O, 323 Broadway, 80 9h.aVe 284 West
i25th ST. 1872 East 125thst New 0fA' 4 Courtst,
SEQ Futon.st:a 90 broadway ig PI SSii for and .
New.York Transfer Company WI N"'' i0' a"u checK
baro hotel IcslucHtt.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt and
Desbrosses sts. as follows:
80 a. m. for CatasauQua and intermediate points
a. n. for Geneva Lyons, EmiTa, Rochester Buffalo
and the West and principal local points Chair .ar TO
Elmira
ii a. m for Cherry Ford and intermediate points
/ u. M. Tuukhannock and intermediate points.
Chair car to TunkhaEnock. Connection TO Reading and
Harrisburg.
$40 p. m. for Pittston and PRINCIPAL intermediate
pOntS Chair 10 l.. and b. Junction.
40 D. m. for Nauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg Chair ear 10
Mauch Chunk.
y. m. for Geneva Lyons, Elmira. Rochester, Buffalo
and tho West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons.
Trains leaving nc q. NJ, p. m. aud 40 y. m con-
meet for all points In Mahanoy and azcton coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. m Tor Mauch Chunk, ua1eton and intermediate
4j D. m. for Coplay and intermediate points.
D. In. for Geneva. Lyons, Elmfa. Rochester, Buffalo
and the West. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons.
GeneInl Easfrn OnIcr. 30 BIOaINav.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. ,oo
II On and after JANUAKA ~ 1882
GREAT TRUNK LINE IN, po,,r-

ON and after ANUARA -, 1889,
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE,
U,sfsb91a Ps6ure and the With Pullman
Cars attached ,y new o9 York ana Chicago Limited o. Parof
dining Smoking. and Sleeping NeSuOuie3 cars at 100
wiiIism ms foeF Haven 100 msp NJ Cory and
Erie at p. NJ, connecting at Cory Tor Iltusvile
For Nofristown Phocn xyle. Pottsto"n and Reaanc,
satmo anu wssbI3gon and the South Limited Wash
s sq. ywil 10 Dining car .Tr!v Iashns
ton 10 p m regular at 90 8 90 ana i SQ a. m;
,5 s9 s9 % no no. 80 and dn5 90 b ns and
2'Io night FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
10 90 p. m. tthroueh Parlor Car ard p. m. wce,
.n For f Egy Aad 5d6con % and Intermediate sta
LoP fGn i'a Via railway and Gmboy 10 M 12 noon
S:ao ard ., on G.t sg2d1 Ps-S 80 a. !" and
roT GA '4 ro RS' and Ers NSv1y ,S Phq lad
no59 srS d and Bsy Tyne Sn1esi WITH all through
trains az jersey City, anordlhg SpeeuS unu difect
transfer Tor BIooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EXPRESS Trains leave New.York, Via Desbrosses ono
boftlandt Streets Ferries, as follows:
SO W. q On limited Imed and ii 100 Dnnf 90
iH zoo 70 SS'9a 6o 80 90 80 500 80
da S as 80 ~ and Ii 10 M 20 and 200 p; m,
Sundays Express 10 80 200 g Limited Dd ana d e
night n Acc com 81 90 :. M -'
Tran; eay,ps 80 da sTo1y and 10
a. m. and g ,. sundays. connect at Trenton for
Ticket onces Nos /. 4s5. $40, and 9i4 broadway, l
AoT House and foGt Of ana o5 az Futon 1
S. bToon y hgd7 9,,s HogoN Ga1 saHo jersey
The New.York Transfer company win call for and
check baggage from hotels and resldepee5o ,yoon
en- General ne Manager General Pass'r Agent
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obstruction.
For Young Ladies-Cit

For Young Ladies-City.
LECTURES EoR a Ri sGshoi
S nGS for In f Ryme S0 Lazy teacher wanted
7 ACKscY SEMINARY, 2O25 5thaye.,. New;;York.-
J boardlnq-schOol for Young Ladies ana Chiloieh'
VIZ E Ef bH4 wess S3d't
M.a,Sp Nine yAN SSGSs sc ciGsHs for
SO Young Ladies and Children second term begins
b nSnsISs t eass ' Under n'' Mr. De Garmo
For Boys and Young Men-City.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1873 broadway,
42dst SD year primary ,5aIS Gommscisi s meBBY
S 9.'ISfnSSnD shS12ssN Principals
Q9DBRDeE sGno2L 81 ss sSdcn. SsSs oec
prepared for Columbia School Of Mines 4;
For Both sexes-City
CIRCULARS OF COOP S SH 90 Country r.
~ HrE TRe american fSs SS School fa @
THE BERL1Tz SCHOOL OF LANsGBU LA.5
Madison r f9Ss5s GsGiN H S5S D'O'O~
Branches: Brooklyn, Boston. Washington fhi'oepniN
Art Schools.
LOUISA u CULVER nn VIII OF Ie'9 and %se sassSs
rsinHs Still Lite, Flowers and Landscape China Paint
Ing and De'0f'NGNSto No. 2s WEST o8DsT. ...,
S., mr. m Wam Hart M
c &: &aa 4 H. D a. Mr. David Johnson. NJ A
A NETWORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. 80
EAST 1r F3E 6NyE f5' s Sca do6r a east of 5ha
Es's6 SS 1853 chartered in 1865 empowered to
this xMd Rp %Tse an9 c iGGt6 Pas5' organized
pHS DA4 HSD for
Boys and Young Een-Country.
A LExANDER INSTITUTE MILITARY BOARDING
sChooL' T PPRelpa f' o. L WILLIS, A. NJ. Phi D.
ID oRDENTowN IN: J) MILITARY, INSTITUTE
E Eisut IL D. L EkEEHD6N a co @ raaSD'
~ LMwOoD SCHOOL FOR BoYS.-At Milford Conn:
~ this seS S do XGdess PkSkK g
EREEHoLD INSTITUTE Freehold Sh N sngosy'
f'r REV ye1t g. io' cEHI{H t K n, Principal
IRVING INSTITUTE III uh hs9t SSTs gn
,R Scy S R parents
IEb H SSnSoE r5 N' GR RGf s0
Beautiful Country. seat, Home Training, Thorough In
e'Fu'''O' l RHy @iHtfHm NEwBoLD Principal
ID ARK AVENUE INSTITUTE Conn STs,
Excellent Pssesti aG Away; ssASG t9i Begins
For circulars Address g. B. JONES, A. M, Principal.
p f TER 27fh YEAH iLi MILfTHRY COULTER
f h1g bep CoToNEE e HYATT President
u,HE PEEKsKILL MILITARY ACADEMY. Peeks
KILL N JOHN hf n rf iII Gs0 < NJ NJ D. Principal
Fsy S 5aHTs sF1RR GI RGaio
Assisted by Eve resident teachers. Boys ana Young
men thoroughly fitted for the best colleges ana
he adYsnases OF heathul location. comforts drs
class teachers thorough training asduous care OF health
and morals and exclusion Of bad boys 10 con.
&c eatious parents looking for school where they may
place their Special INSTRUCTION gwen
in Physics and Chemistry. The twenysecond year VIII
begin Sept. II.
For Young Ladies Country.
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, ENGLEwooD.
IN J. Reopens September 20. Preparation Tor COL
.ece a specially Pupils admitted 10 Nsssar, wellesley,
and Smith our certificate. ADALlNE w. STERLING,
CAROLINE NJ. GERRlSH. A.
For Boon Sexes-CountrY.
ID OCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack-on- the Hudson.-For
IL Ladies and Gentlemen Enter any time. Send for
Catalogue. w. H. BANNISTER, A. NJ, Principal
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Eranclscn Enh
THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COM
Wednesday. Feb. 6-p. IN

WCUntSuuy, TcO. Up. IN.
The Tribune of February published the COM
parative results of the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company for three years. showing that the surplus
net earnings for the year of 1888 were S3,3i4l3j
or - 50 per cent on its capital stock. We now
have before us the advanced sheets of the com
panys full report. The coal tonnage of SSs and
1888 compares as follows;
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Coupon
5000 .l0Gi-
10000 LOG
cine III a. Pac ~
coupon
IO.Ouu......lO11i
CntSt PN " lst
1000 -.-...l25l,
chic a. " ln,iG "
$4,000 r5f llp
Clevernd d Can lst
1000 .... HJi-
Cieyr = Slab Val 90
5.O0O.....-I0S
5000 lOSl,
1000. iOSi-
5000. .... los
col IfOck Val & Tol
%
-. 600 ..-...s3
chic - Id Pitt lat
1000 ---...DI
Cleve a PITTS lth
900 -..-- 1915 =
Coi Coal q Iron 6s
81. 600. lOlA
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Dancing ACADEMIES.

A LIEN DODWORTH.
"A NO. GS1 5TT-ANE.
Evening Glass for Gentlemen and Private Lessons
See Circular
A LEXANDER MACGREGORS los WEST 55TH-ST.
~ Private Lessons and Glasses in Dancing daily.
Mendessohn Hall to let for private entertainments
-CARTIERS DANCING ACADEMY. so 5th-ave.
~. between 18Th and Nth private and class lessons
all hours lady assistants special terms for clubs anc
amles classes attended city county, waltz taught
rapidly; classes afternoon and evening" terms moderate
II ERNANDo'S Dancing Academy. 1872 East 55th-st
New classes forming for second term. All
Fashionable Dances Send for circular.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, \.

kAESI SlJIL LAlLhOAD, y. 1. \. ~
w H. T. u. Il. Co., Jcssce-Irains leave West 421-
St. station New York, a. follows and twenty minutes
London Hamilton. . 80 a. NJ 90 100, . rs IT.
Louis &c: 800 rs p. Toronto, :jj a. 100,
. is p m. Montreal Canada East. 600 p Niagara
Falls Syracuse Ctca, and principal intermediate stations,
3l5 . SO a. m, 900 . - p M land IL a. n for
35, = rs, % 30 an 80 a. m ana = 90 100 - 10
?: m. New1uIg, 40 10 a. m.b q 10 10 :: 80 p m.
ne-cats for Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto, Detroit,
Chicago and ST Louis. 'DailY Daily except Satur-
days Other trains daily except Sundays. "a 81 Leave
jersey City, T. X. II. Station, all 20 a. m, 3:3O
D. M IIo6oken, West shore station an 80 a. M 50 80
onces: Brookyn-333 washington,st., $50 Iulton,st
Annex Once foot OF Fulton-st; New-York City-27l,
9G3 and g42 broadway 1913 - BowcIy. 10 Park Place
ana West Shofe foot Of West 42dst and foot OF
Jay-st n. II. WescOps Express calls for ana checks
BAGGAGE from hotels and residences c. r. LAMBERT,
General Passenger Agent. > Vandcrbiltaye. y. Y.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
1N-Trans leave Chambersst Station week days for
EnglewoOl, Tenaay, Closter, Spaik and Nyack, $50,
~ 90 10 and II 80 a. 10 $50 a., a 80, 10
$40 G:1O &c 40 g. 10 80 p ~, 12 midnight Sundays,
z, % 30 a. III. 4, = as D. m.
Additional trains to Cresskln and way, 40 and
sFor Manuel, Spring Valley. Monsey and Tamans
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A NOTARY OF SCIENCE.

"A LIFE OF MATTHEW FoNTAINE MAuRY ,t SOm,
piled by his daughter Diana Fontalne Ma"is
Corbin svo. DID. 326 Scribner Weiiofu'
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lusuVu-.-.-.--fO 4
- l. a q 4 II Div.

: StP Min a. Mnnlst
Collat Trust IS
10000 g6La
I Mont EI "a
y H.. OOO.-. 90
5000 s20F 80
' Mont Cent Is
1000. ..... ll05s
= con "a
. reduced to ! Los
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Den INV l-
1OOOO..g2L
| Chic Bur d quincy
| Neb eNten 4s
| 2OOO. .9i3s
| 5000 .-.-..9i y
Oh a q Deb %
1000 - l0J e
III
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- 600 .... 10
spokane d. Pal 81
20, 900 ....l O3ia
- L0 iron Mount
Cairo Ark d Tex LIST
5000 iOlsr
Cairo a Ful LIST
ll.u0O. .....lO2lt
1000 .-....lO3
So Pa oi Arlz lst
UuD . lOT
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Feb. 3. Feb @ DIi 'ae ~ S
Net goll on hid s105 $50 1874 s196537I6 inc soo oes
Net sily'r on nd 25,Q7,i61 %, 424o9 lh0'
Net legal tenders -. o.o n. =, csl
hand. % SIS, 1923 2S32S,oO5 DeV' 49,
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5000. LODI
1000 .-..lOu D.
NOT Pac 2l coupon
5000 .......lllt
Nash Chat & It l.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-28

.avsrs But even if they did MAKE
.,,v such threats, and however mucn In "a
earnest they may be in SO DONG 'Tes Tss
vI will not be able to carry them out. .am' ane
people want to see the city properly n1sn ss~
and thsy would bring about the ears Oh
di.gruntled and obstinate Council 80 louu u
a din of popular disapprobation as woelu
compel action. No voter neeo ori'e
the city into needless expense LOT
faulty plan, because it is this or nothln 3
Before the smoke of this weeks DNu. !,
shall have cleared away the Council VII
be hard at work on a new plan. Deh
sstine by the hard experience OF the pas
fsv months this body will give due nee
to the popular will hereafter, and Will 10
bsfore the people a proposition NOR
nearly in accord with public sentiment
which is all for Improvement anu pr'
press of the right sort.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-28
Gables Flashes.

Sr PETERSBURG, August 27.-The
Gar and Czarina have started Tor Copen-
hagen.
LONDON, August 27.-An earthquake
was ax nerienced on the Russian frontier
YES erday. In the village OF khenzonik
l29 persons were buried alive.
TURIN, August 27.-The Scontosette
and Tiberine banks have snspenueu.
Premier Crispi has summoned tne
directors of the National and other BANKS
to consult regarding necessary measures
PARIS, August 27.-Boulanger pup
fishes a list of forty-one candidates VINO
will contest in his interest, for seats IN
the Coamber of Deputies from the De-
partment of the Seinei
ATHENS, August 27.-The earthquake
that was felt throughout Greece yester-
Jav law originated in the Gulf of Corinth::
The cable is broken. A number OF
nnsas in Acarnauio and Etolicon were
wrecked. No loss OF life is rePorteu.
PARIS, August 27.-At q bouianglst
meeting tonight Laisant and Laguelte
condemned the verdict OF the Senste
Court. The meeting unanimously oe.
clared in favor of Boulanger. "A mo1
outside the hall stoned the police, anu
e and many persons were arrested.
LONDON, August 27.-In the House Q
2sss' ss sset1sc LIE 7lcsroy e oyAe
. India had been compelled to accept tn,
4 resignation OF the ruler of Cashmere, ant
4 place that country under q native coun
4 Gil. He said the Government had no
the slightest intention of annexing Cash
lmere.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-28

IHE outfall sewer discussion has been
carried on so recklessly by some Of the
papers as to convey the impression tc
strangers that Los Angeles ia without
any system Of sewers whatever. This
Impression ought to be corrected. Our
city has laid in her streets altogetbsr
about twenty-five miles of sewers, fifteen
OF which are substantial structures. A
large sewer runs through Main street to
Seventh, thence to San Pedro, which in
aewered to the city limits. San Fer.
nsndo street sewer runs into Alameda
street, which is severed to a con.
nection with San Pedro street.
Los Angeles street is also provided with
substantial sewer; and Fort and Spring
streets are severed from Temple street to
Fifth. The cross streets are all severed as
far down as Fifth and Seventh, and Temple
street is severed from bunker Hill ay-
enue to Main. There are a number of
other connecting sewers, all of which
give US very fair system of sewers IN
me most populous part of the city. It
Will therefore be seen that any in preston
derived by strangers from the present
discussion to the effect that Los Angeles
without sewers is not justified by the
acts.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-28
AsterOfd No 2S7,

UTICA, N. Y, August 27.-On Sunday
night about midnight DR.. Peters. Of
Hamilton college discovered a small
planet OF the Asteroid group. Its posi.
tion was found by comparison with the
hftieth Acquarii, 22hours Is minutes. 1s
seconds of right ascension and IA deerees
one minute, 80 seconds of south declina.
ton. Its brightness is that of a star of
the tenth magnitude and its number in
the group will be 287. ~