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prcoRDED MORTGAGES.

Burchard, samuel D. the seamen's Bank for Savings
c5eT 4 JACOB and Vie TO Mark Levin, Ave c.
oh BSffc SP Patrick and Wife the Emigranso Industrial
savings bank Goth-st 0tl-sVe year S?oqG 10 uu,
aa.s cor dot isS map Of Isaac Dycnnan
yeuB ayias Nathalie E. to WIN Phillips trus 9th
ave- 195' W and VIE to Henry sturz, 32dst
S'1 caFaio y'LI luigi q julius WE'LL 1S'th't
" csTs, WIN ' j. to James nanoy FFtderick'S' or
81 yS II and another to HILBERT Mrten, Slst
st. ColUgbusaye snd another to tho Emlnant In
du.trls savings Bank Westinghouse. bethuhe''''
y Defter Low 70 Mary a., Tappenboch 9i'''''
WIN yar to Marietta and another
7lsso oth.aye, year 50 p co. Goddeu BroOr,o
Of PG sSvan-ss 11 years, $500 It insurance Com
nob e New York Nos CAS- to 90 glsonst $1,000 others
trusteas ETC., Iadlsoi.st Of Mongomery-''' Seai
IaTss to %R IF i Bf9 Eanr
Frame, James and %if SI 70 EdT Pirt West year,
SS3O9 3yv Margaret to David Beckmon, 14StS''
vaHdsrblt.aSe East years, 5000 20 1,bp Jones and
Werter and wife, a1d Others 10 Of Cannoa.st
another, trustees, ETC. Il Iayington' ( u N'''''
years g10VgG CHARLES and wife, to Beal Lsnd i
| nroHcment Company, Oak Terrace 5 u Oi''D-
Sy$HFs ~ lanes and others to Frederic MddleOfOOA
85th.s Of day re Nal gsaFW livingston, sith
heI I MHTsla years rs SO 200 us,,, Saving,
-" eIley james to The Daily News Of CiITon.st III
and Loan Association, unlon'a''' -
sta Eat1 Lp@S and wife 70 Fanny JacOOS' NJ
East nioddy i year. 10 f tS 9l Ward AssSSls
ton W Webserave, sonther" D'''e
y fSash III RoO to EhEsN corner 0n'''0
ana S9 9anS John, to Vim Il Bcal Lana .3R0
M sssi ht: S$Pn'''o'
eK:snsy i s lo' and Rsi SsS s sSS Saw
ingS Bsnk onis W and another 70 MieSa 80 ""
anOtRer No 81 sherrst 10 Oliver 6 Barton
fi5s sst shave year SOY tC VIM GARDINER
| Peetsch Henry L. ana VII 10 90
n4th-st l1Sa 5e5 Mary TO the Metropolitan LIE
| Insntance Company, New-forh' -
tnaye I lSsnh spVS SteT 24ts LcxngOnavo'
deE%hI SSctte to WIN Beat Lana ye"r'
| COMPANY n OAK Terrace
81 SS 81; John W. to Lyman Tnany e. al SssF
| executors, etc. Front-st '''
$500, Marks and wife, to Theresa Nathan n h9'sefS
Place Ch t0Ho an yI Sfs to Emile NOues. 3D.
| ave n S3d-st. years. 94OO9. Nancy T. Sherwood and
| Solol Levi. and wife; 70 Nu MA o6o NH'i ~
| lnohet, l' Frederck d To Harlem Savings Bank \
oSnrr wasbn gton.ave and l'4thst year sSoyo
sirasonre,sro , Byfon L. 1a 70 ~ $4,000
0rouvan( Henry. George ecoIt' 4Vth's0 o'h''
ysatsn Robert F. to Charles Thyson, 8dst Io
1o5 mop pat Lcanders Farm In Ward o ys Gnhr 30
ridden Lisn + to An noo feNoree anu "h''"s'
l'S Tn Sat.iarnc G. Herm:n sieelns Court
| ,ardtove. n 15oth.st year; $1,000 ,,,.o, y co,,,
! M@nscn, ., St.st W Coumbus.ave. wears $27.oOO
Wnener Albert TO David J. Newbore. 59thSs
| Madison ave wears $40 600 o.,.. 30 wrnam "
| Washburn. Wilbur ). aad another 10 "lnl"i" "
| n
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3O2o.9lI 3,5ls, 29l Inc.

an hand 3O2o9lI 3.5ls.29l Inc. 4Ssooo
Actual cash IN tie
over 1s8 oIs io7 sI53 1859 Ire. si57 ds0
D.0noSIs I'm bank 2579s,O2l 24,30OJi5 Dec. i4OlUIo
No. cosh Sis SIG 49, sl77572 $50 Dee 81 @f3S"5
The foreign exchanges were hrner in conse-
ouence of a renewed demand for remittance
Hates on London were raised. although shipments
of gold on Saturday-if there shotiu 1HJ,o"'r.}c
would be destined TO the Continent. fouo"In!
are the revised quotations for actual business.
Bankers bills 81 s5aS4 50 IA and - 8, lor lolIs
and short sterling respectively; french dIaHcS'
$40 So and 518 49, reichmarks, 70 anu 10 o-'
FOREIGN MARKETS
The governors Of the Bank Of England az tnelr
weekly meeting made no change In us mlnillum
rate OF discount which remains at IL per cchC
In the week the bank lost q, l93sOO bullion, ana
the proportion Of reserve to liabilities was lowefen
from 432I to 4O.24 per cent against a deonhe
from 34.06 to S4.si in the corresponding week
last year. when its discount rate was nncnalgeu aC
4 per cent At the London Stock Exchange
British consols advanced in the early dealings
but afterward lost the improvement, closing I'M
changed at 90 3-16 for money and shade lower
at the same price for the account an ue opeB
market money vas slightly deager a 10 ro1i n
tile fraction 70 46 1-Sd. an ounce. American rtu-
way shares were dull and irregular, and otter
many fluctuations they closed heavy Az Paris
French 3 per cents declined a few centinles to
05. 30. sight exchange on London being unchanged
at 2524 francs to the sterling Inc weekly
statement OF the BbllK OF FRANCE suo"fu on IL
crease of 1852 900 francs in gold and decrease
of 6,275,0O francs in silver,
The bound volume of The Commercial ana
Financial Chronicle" for the first half OF the
present year was issued to-day "The Chronicle
Inns become an established authority on financial
and commercial subjects.
The subscription books for 81, 100000 8 per
cent cumulative preferred stock of the T. Lorn-
lard Co., offered by Barring, M0goun IL Co., were
closed at p. m. when it was found that more
than the full amount was subscribed.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
LOUISVILLE. ST. LOUIS AND TEXAS.
Number OF niles. 122 l22 - ~
First week 10 July...-.. S02lI S8'3i3 oIb 80
BURLINGTON. CEDAE. RAPIDS AND NORTHERN
Fourth week in June. to9'lof $500
Jan. 70 June 30....... Zoo9io
CLEVELAND CINCINNATI; CHICAGO AND ST
F Fss g June 5Ss 85t s9s
FLINT AND PERE MARQUETTE.
$$@f' 9 IS ,s G s5
KANSAS CITY, MEMPHIS AND BIRMINGHAM.
5 $S%5;' !: e ,s5s ss s3s
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
London, July mConsols, 90 S16 for both , money
and the account; NewYork. Pennsylvania and Ohio rs
mortgage bonds 3OP Canadian Pacific. SO Erie second
$751; New.York Central 1894 Pennsylvania SIS Span
As The Of discount In the open market LOT
three months bills is 1leG1A per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-10
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

MIA a, estate market was not active yesterday ahc
A.. a..onaopce at the Exchange was small
II Muller Son offered, by order OF INC eAecu"o's
-, Ihp sniffcn some suburban property IN "es'cne's'
Ca,tv a. Port Chester consisting OF farm OF elghUy
uoo acres IN Harrson-avc., with large mansarul
s,l,no thereon also carrage-house. barns ana oOlei
nn+huildines The bidding ran from S4'ooo up ~
$1,000 J. NJ. Cleualnh was the buyer 49,
pryan L. Kennedy sold under foreclosure NO. ioi
west rourth-st four-sory brick fat with store on
IN 2oxrregular The plaintiff in the proceedings was
the buyer at $4,000.
The same auctioneer offered No. $50 "eso ohe'n
dred and fortyAfthst east Of Edgecombe ave. three
story brick dwelling lot 1oxS9.ll' IL "eh' r'i
50 500 TO Ann G. Bowl ~. 40 r,,s.ave New.
brighton Il Is a threcstoy frame dwenngr Oh L. q
plot 1OOx10O and sold for $500 To joseph hS'i''
The other sales were adjourned.
New.York THURSDAY July U.
The following sales were made at the Exchange ~''
Auction Room to-day: -, . .
/ s.story dwelling with lot. No. 326 l4ot1st SIS s.
AZ IT. e Of EdgecOmbe-aye, lot 1SX55'hi Ann Y Di'"
4sory apartment house. with LOT No 1S1 W I9
4thst n s. So III 6thave lot 2ox nreg NoAioo'i0'
n acres OF land on Harrson.ayes near khg's' ror'
chester n Y: j NJ Cenahsn, $1,000 -. ,unov
Sale OF dwelling, with lot on 1ofh-sb' " VI A0"0N
ave, was adjourned 10 July 10
STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY
y.sory house. with plot Of land, W 1secaye, iVy
n W OF Westery ei-ave Sew Brighton, plot lOoxlOoi
Taylor. 81, 500.
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Real Gstdie.

Charles s. t}rnmn.
,.,,r,D, ,JAHAGEMCTT TNKlS OF REAL FSTAT;.
ENTiREE "a NNED on BOND AND MORTGAGE
'0 SO LIBERTY STREET. Y.
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Croa! Notifies

~ YoSTPREML COURT. CITY AND C0CN-
Ne TY or NEW-YORK- National PARK Bank q Jew .v1
a YSt Md pa9sni q asaG'i with notice
TO the abovenatd defcndas and each Of them IN
this acton ISg and 20 serve copy Of your answer on tn.
tSs Summons eSsasye Of The day service and case
q y0qT gF yo By dea or o the & the
Dated Now OfA M md0k ~ II HERsHTIELD.
POstoace address and office, No $50 Broadway New"
NorfcEa notice that your default t. 70 e aD
sd FIft Yen and TwsS Dollars with
acton fro" '''''' hoEwIfz
S5 @ 1@% ss yRsss:
ONE OF The Justices q the supreme Court Of the STATE q
data the ga da$ Of J gRs c s2l Of and sSe a sS
our. Of the state q on az bt Sd dsy
'' Dated NerzoFl 'q mSR r }2fz urssur1r1D
$50 Broadway, New.York CITY.
n EW-YORK SUPREME COURT NEW
~ YORK commissioning Arns:ein Emanuel Arm
stein Nay A Sas ana aGa SAMUEL pa Dcndan T
ss'sd j Ne%YcEE Comfy sS n3 mons q, them
10 oe are Iereby summoned to the complaint
this 9GGn o 70 S 81 d ySur af e
Of this exclusive Of the day q 'e EdSaa and
G af o & y9Gr 46u By Default for the demanded
Dated N'"-f'Fh May n Z 5'5; GREENR 2gsv.
ToaS and Eg sc FPr u %@a 2Sa g. Sab
licaon pursuant to order Of Hon George p Andrsws
S G5i ne } lS S dap
and County Of N'"S'A h tx s az
Office and postocice address 40 lis Broadxa: \. Y.
CUPREME COURT-KyNGS COUNTY.-Will-
y IAN Gy9er sni BrHs s5a T. ,. MS9"Se ASdrss
MCCennen IGeeased pl3nti, agans. T9on%st H11SsSH
S nlea n1 % sARS ! Nathan VI Sp'E ana Joseph
An &C .s d ssS9s nshda
You hereby summoned to answer Se n an The
i9i ascn '@@ Tv sSs : sns e
case aT or ,o anrSsr qdS ssnan S
DATED May WV i e. C. MAYER. Plaintiffs Attorney
once and postOnice address no 2o4 Montague ST.
r. 9Ss a;;f: en- sheppard w Copeland:
Tho FOREGOING summons a u, ~ Til lion pWiiSpt Ba,.ists
eaton D D ,S suS 2 aS Court q The STATE
Sp'S The h IL; 2sn o ay i sS@ Kings.
D' WSiiLI IiliM Z & MAYER. Plaintiffs ;AaorSy,x
SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW.
! eSYopK|Fulton County National Bank agst julius
| Nv nTgustus H. Lew and Moses s Lrvy-Suninos
MIN In r aSsSdaa and caS q
You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint N
this action to serve copy o. your ansWsf on ~,
al,ys attorneys within twenty days after the sor,'
~ M sumnons exclusive Of the day OF service ana ~
90 m your failure appear answer luesmVt
be taken AGAINST you by default for the RELIEF ac'aca
the complaint.
DaNu -'0"' i'''N' 49, iIIIIlJS J. & A. LYONS
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
onco and pos.oce address. No l4O Nassaust Ne"fOf'
| civ, ~ Y. ,,,.,.
To I,lius Levy and Augustus H. Levy, deItleahVs
rhs fore going summons served upon you oY puDOs
ton pursuant Ord'r Of the Hon george T. AnulSNs
Justlcc OF the Suprema Court Ot the Slt OF us
dated the lth day OF June 1891 and hul WIN tne .Vn
piant In the ~ the CLERK 81 the ,lty anu SouH
| New.York, In the County Court House. IN me NlV
'e"' va ~ " JULIUS j. & A. LYONS.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
ONCE and posofee address, No iiO NaSSau'SI' Ne"'iO
CITY y. Y
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rs,HE RooK OF oPEN.AGR sPoKrs octave 800 ras ages
4 IllustIat d TIE rtandad authority on american open
air amuseInents Rules for sailing. swimming bail pas
ms SHOOTING horseback riding &C. Se 10 tnii 81 pe
copy. Published bY The Tribune NewfOrk fa'ess~~
inc and universally eomplimented b. the press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-10
International and Great Northern
Railroad Company.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.

FIRST
Notice Is hereby given 10 holders Of the first mortgage
bonds the above company that agreement appointing
the undersigned committee enforce the payment Of
the interest the said bonds has been signed by
holders OF large number OF the bonds and past due
coupons. The agreement has been entered into for tho
purpose Of enabling the bondhoders to Cooperate
effectively with the Trustees under the said mortgage
and with each other In the protection and promotion Of
their common interests ANY bondhoder desiring 10 par
tcpae the benefits OF the agreement should execute
II without delay The agreement be signed ut the
onice Of A. Iseln Co., No. 80 Wall-st.
NEW-YORK, July @, 1901
ADRIAN ISRLIN, JR,
SAMUEL TH0RNE,
WILLIAM l.. SCOTT,
(omm ftre.
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Renl Gstate Wanteo.


a WANTED for our fall list improved and unin.
n. proved property let and for sae charge for
storlng. J. DOMAINE BROWNE Co. 81 'Vest
J3L.st.. near VI Broadway.
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Diuloenl Notices.
THE il. y. CLAFLIN COMPANY,
CORNER CHURCH AND WORTH SITS,

THE il. d. CLAFLGN COMPANY,
CORNER CHURCH AND WORTH SITS,
NIW-YORK, July 8. 1881.
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF Two per
N cent stock viii ce paid on the 10Th
mss. Quarterly interest the preferred stocks Will be
nd on AUGUST l. Transfer books Will close at D. III.
july TO- and reopen at 10 A. N. July 10
DEXTER n. FORCE, Treasurer.
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY,
143 LIBERTG-ST.,
NEW.YORK, July G, 1891.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that dividend
OF one and threequarters per las been declared
on the capital stock Of this Company payable Saturday
he transfer books will be Wednesday, July
18TH and open Monday, August 81, 1891.
~ J. w. WATSON, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-10

SALES 1T THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc.
TRoLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
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MANHATTAN sAyIXGs IYsTITU1

MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
NETWORK, June 20, 1891.
Q0TH SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
COTne trustees Of this Institution have declared interest
on all sums not exceeding SO remaining deposit dur
ing three months ending The 90 instant at
the rate OF THREE AND ONT-HAIlF PER CENT per
annum payable on aud after the third MONDAY IN July
next EDWARD SCllEbb, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-10

Countrp l)ropettn for Sals ana 90 Es!
L OR SALE, on MONTHLY PAYMENTS nc.
S.rOom cottages Great Neck, Ions lsiaIla heef
depct nice suyroundl gs II miles from cry - rams
daily each way commutaton SEQ yer year MO aLsoe
building lots money loaned for building. AlorSss
w r. GRACE s. CO., Hanover Square, " T. CITY
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London, July o. p. m.Consols, 90 816 for both money
and the account NewYork Pennsylvania and ohio nrsi
mortgage bonds 30ss Canadian Pacific, 49, Erie second
consols, 100; Illinois Central 9o'i ST Paul common
$751; New. York Central 1884 pennsylvania 51Ss span
ish 4s 72a rhe rate the open market for
three months bills is 1leG1l per cent
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12O LOTS

leu @S -
VIII be absolutely sold Saturday, July H. 1891.
D. M, premises, RichmOnd.avc, Port Richmond,
Staten Island, close 10 Tower Hll, or Port Richmond
stations; from NewYorE, 10 cents Terms made 70
purchaser. For etc. apply % d. l. COIN Lila
auctoneer, Clifton Station, staten Island
EXECUTORS SALE AT AUCTION - -
Il Of valuable prop " on the renowned lMSON lsOAD
and on the several adjacent RUMSON NECK,
near Seabrieht n. j. being the residue Of the
TREDWELL ESTATE.
By order OF Elm CHAM ii. Nichols, esq, executor and
D. d. keller. JR.. AUCr1ONEER,
win offer for sale 70 the highest bidder on The afternoon
Of SATURDAY. July II, O'Clock. tie corner OF the
Rlms0n Road and TIE Avenue d the Two Riyers the
residue OF the property TedVe estate Included IN
which are the very finest building sites gentlenens
residences on the entire Runson ROAD containing about
- acres OF land having frontage Of nearly lcO leee
on the Runson Road and Opposite the very 6esutIuI
residences VI Mess. ". f. Strong, Joseph t. Low, W.
A. Street and DR.. w. GIL Wyl.c.
SALE ABSOLUTE.
For particulars maps We apply 10 the auctioneer.
ID n kEELER II. 0 Plno-st.. NewYork.
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OF DLEECKER-ST NEW.Y0IK, July 8 I89I
III He BOARD OF TRUSTEES HAVE DE-
CLARED the usual interest under the PROVISIONS oil
bylaws for the six months ending tho 3oth june as
At tho rate Of FOUR (i( PER CENT per annum on al
sums OF SO and and upward exceeding $1,000 payable
on and after the third Monday being the 10Th day Of h;
Month. The interest IS carried at once % the credt al
tepostors principal the LIST Inst where II stands
exactly as deposit 1t will b. entered the l1sSDOOkS
at any time when required on and after the goth inst;
MERRITT TRIMBLE, President.
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A DVFRTISENENTS FOR TIE NEw,YoRK, TRig RIB;
a UNE WILL ne RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
ll40 Bro1dwoy, 2C,-st., until p H. go Vs.
Twenty rd-s St!-aVc. 1872 Ghave lob Fourth
ave. corner Fourteenhst; 700 Thrdeyc corner Forty:
seVenh-st; LOG Ilirlayc. near S.Xtyir-tsti 1,1O9
Firt-sve los West For;y.soccnd.st IO32 Coumbu
lI70 Nint-ayc, 73dst 80 Lib rtyst - Avenue A,
l353 Tlifa.ave. and tn HARLEM OFFICE. $50 East
OnehUnd t-anl- twentvnftl-s IN . D. NJ and 20d
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TIE GENERAL LIST.

ACTUAL sALKs. CLVslN'' NJ.
nn,r -Hlp,t IoM,t Final Bid. Ask'd sold.
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Union Dime Savings Institution,

Rroadyyny. BOD St aud 9th Ave,
NEW.YORK JUNE IL, 1891.
Interest the usual rate nape EN- pS on G aay
excess over ii 900 been voted 3r the present hnI
yr nv the Board of payable on OF alter yuy
III or ~ not withdrawn bearing interest from July a.
Omen Mondays TIL Z Saturdays I'LL noon othes o"ys
TILL deposited on or before July 10 draws interest
fom July l. ,e - ,rrc1rrt t,resident
GARDNER S. CHAPLIN, Treasurer
CHARLES Z. SPRAGUE, Secfetlry.
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FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK.
Corner Sth-ave and 42d-st , ..
g IXTY SECOND DlVlDEND.-On and AFTER
- July 90 1891 by order OF the trustees interest az
the rate OF three and oneha cent annun VIII o.
paid deposors entitled thereto on all sums OF 81 up
5000 Money deposited on or before July ~ VIII uINS
interest from July l. Bank open from 10 a. n, 70 %
o. n on Monday evening from % O'Clock closes az
l. on Saturdays ARCHIBALD TURNER PresGenS
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on hand........ 3O2V'Sh o'oio,-o ~
Actual cash in tho
Treasury vaults
over outstanding 49,. 49, =, :, 49, ECO Tn et57 1870
oeitn acs ..s1b5olS1Vi 'a1an991S noe 40 OTo
Deposits IN bank. 2o19oU-l ~7oDo,1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-10

MA Asked Bid.Asked.
sSEsM :. 5S IeH q ye SS.. e: Il
P&&hsd ID So So fennsylvani" ''''0O% sos
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Tho Trustees Of this institution hove decar SS ~
months ending June So at tho rate OF hOG XII NJ
per annum on 81 900 and under aud IHKE4 PEn ~ 900
her anuum on the OF 81 900 not executing @oVV
Ta?aOle on and after the third Monday i9 July neAC
deposits made or before July 10 VIII ura" ""'0S
from July L. . -,r,roc prostdant
W. II. DUXTON. Secretary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-09-06
HAGGLED WITH WORTH.
And the Famous Man Milliner Felt HI
 Dignity Seriously Outraged.

And the Famous Man Milliner Felt His
 Dignity Seriously Outraged.
 Every man has his price, though it is in the case of renowned persons occasion ally high. No man understands this bet ter than Worth, the man milliner, as any woman who wears his cOnfections can vouch for. There is good story, says the New York Recorder, told of how one misguided woman ventured to remonstrate with the faiseur de chif ions because he charged her six hundred dollars for dress, which at first sight seems to ordinary people rather an inex- pensive gown.
 "The material" said the lady, 'could be bought for one hundred dol lars. and surely the work of making up would be well paid with twenty-five dollars more."
 "Madam," replied the outraged tailor, in his loftiest manner, ''go to NJ. Con- stant, the painter, and say to him: Here is canvas and colors, value one dollar Paint me picture on that can vas with these paints and I will pay you thirty-three and one-third cents. What will be the answer? Madam, this is no payment for an artist No, but say more. If you think my terms are too high keep the dress and pay me nothing. Art does not descend to the pettiness of hn~r'ing."
 History does not record the lady's re-
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-09-06
Family Medicine

Notice to License Taxpayers
 Hereafter a license must be procured before the com mencement of any business liable to a license from the sheriff, and especial attention is hereby called to the follow ing provisions of the law and all persons failing to comply herewith will be held to a strict responsibility.
 Paragraph 2235, R. s. A. "A license must be procured immediately before the com mencement of any business or occupation liable to a license from the Sheriff ofthe county etc."
 Paragraph 2236-"When- ever any person shall violate the provisions of this act, by transacting any business whatevor for which a license is required by the provisions of this act, he shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor etc. y
 Paragraph 2241 - "The sheriff shall be liable upon his official bond for all license taxes which he may fail to collect by reason of his care lessness or neglect"
 All licenses payable at my office in Tombstone. Checks, excepting on the Bank of Tombstone: will not be &C., cepted. c. B. MELTON,
 Sheriff Cochise Go, Arizona.
 Tombstone Arizona, June 3Oth 189,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-09-06
LIKE A FAIRY TALE.
How a Poor Young Man Got a Diamon
 for His Girl.

HOW Q FOOT hOunE uau Sot DiamOnN
 for His Girl.
 charming girl had fine pair Of solitaire diamond earrings and sue lost one of them to her infinite sorrow. She could not find it anywhere, and after months of grief and spasmodic search she resigned herself to doing without diamond earrings. Having lost the mate of it she did not know what to do with single stone, but she was full of womanly invention. She was engaged to struggling young man without money except what he earned, and un- able to bestow diamonds upon his tiancee. One day, says the New York Press, she was walking with her sweet- heart. and suddenly pausing she pointed to point of light in the street and said: What is that-a diamond?' He stopped and picked it up with delight and sur prise. ''l suppose whoever lost such a gem will advertise it." he said. Well, you keep it." said she, until it is ad- vcrt;>cd for, and if it is not you can have it set in a ring for me-" She wears the ring now and he does not know yet why that diamond was not advertised for or that his sweetheart dropped it in the street for him to find and have set into the ring she knew he was not abe to buy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-09-06

The city hall bonds held by Don Sanford which were called in a few months since, were being cancelled today by Treasurer McAllister, they having been sent from New York a few days since for payment. They were purchased by Sanford, Jan. 9, 1884 for 90 cents on tue dollar. The amount redeemed was $2,OOO and is the last, but one of $2OO outstanding. The profit to Sanford on the purchase was about $l TOO.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-09-06
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DRoPosALs FOR FUEL FORAGE < STRAW. l Headquarters department of Arizona OfficeChief Quartermasler Los Angeles Cal, Sept. l, l89l.-Sealed proposals. will be received at this office and at the offices of the Quartermasters at each of the stations below named until l 1 o'clock a. m. on Thursday, Oct. I. 1891, and opened immediately thereafter m the presence ot bidders, for the furnish ing and delivery of forage at Military stanons in the Depart ment of Arizona as follows:-For:s Apa- che, Bowie, Grant, Huachuca and Thomas and San Carlos, and Whipple Barracks A. T; Los Angeles and S,n Diego Barracks. Cal. .and Forts Bayard, and Win gate N. M ,, and fuel, forage & straw at Albuquerque, NM. Preference gwen to ar icles of domestic production and manufac lure, conditions of price and quality heinz -qual ,and such preference given 10 arti les of American production and manufacture produced on the Pacific Coast to the ex. ten, of the consumption required by the public service there. Proposals for either class of the supplies mentioned, or for quantities less than the whole required, or tnr delivery of the supplies at points other than those above named will be enter 'ained. Specifications, general instruc- tions to bidders and blank form of pro, nosal will be furnished on application to this office or to the Quartermasters at any of the stations named above. A. s KIMBALL, Quartermaster, U. s. Army, Chief Ouar'erma.ter.