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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-24
DISSOLUTION OF ooPARTN1RsHIP.

TINE FIRM HERETOFORE EXISTING
4 under the name and style OF George Cod
dnrd 5 Company. doing business In salt Lake
civ, Utah, IL this day dissolved by mutual
co. sent, George GODDARD assuming tho nay.
mcnt Of oil the Indebtedness u the company
GEON6E GODDARD.
RICHARD sMlIu
salt Lake city. Utah, March 5, isaJ.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In Tho Probate court IN and Tor salt Lake
County, Territory Of uah
in mo NJ after Of M Tslaie o. susan Dcwma
drrtHs

in tie ~ alter Of tho Esiaie. Of Susan Bowman.
drctHtcd
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAr
~ John n. Bowmhn, hdmiuifuat1r " tho
estate 81 sussn Norman, Deceased. has ron.
dUfcd TOR settlement, and MOO In SAD Court,
BIZ hna account 81 hia admlnsirat nn OF aaid
estate aud petition for iinn. dafruuuou OF
the rcsiduo Of said oiiair among the
persons entitled thereto, ana that Tucsday,
O'Clock " M, "a the Court Room of tnid Court,
In the County Court House, slit Lake oiiy and
Oounty, Utah Territory ,hns boon duly oppoiut.
Ell hy The Judge Of said Court fIf Che scttlc.
mcni Of said account andhrartuE ut said pou
ton FOR distribution. al which time atd place
any person interested IN thil estate may up.
rear and show cause. II ANY thrrU ln. why Fuil
nrcouut shouif not be settled nrd approved
ami lnAl distribution madc ~ rHyrdfor
Dated March 10, is.9. 81, 81. Con-.
CLERK ~ the Probate Court.
ny CAusrEN nHowNE. ia, huruiY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-24
The UTAH SUGAR COMPANY.

rT'nE ANNuAL MEETING or THE STOCK.
1 holder of the ltAh sugar Company viii
BE- held nj the onlcc Of the company, 80. no
Main street, salt Lake Clty, Utah. on Thursday
April q, 1875, AZ o'clurt y IN, Tue purpose tor
board OF directors 90 serve for tho ensuing
year, and tho transaction u such other luais
ness Au may lawfully come before tho meeting.
HORACE q. WHITNEY, secretary,
SAT- Laic tity, March N, 1873 dNs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-24

County, Territory ui Utah,
IN tho matter Of the estate Of caroline Erickson,
deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GlNIN THAT A. y.
~ Hcnftfuu, admiuisifhiDr NJ the estate u
Caroline Erickson, deceased hta rendered Tor
settlement, and ned IN cali Court, bis nnhl
account Ut he udminlaifAuuu Uf Hud cltHto
ana rctitiou for nnii distribution Of the
residue ut tuid estate among Tho per.
Rlns cnuued thereto, auu thAi Tuesday.
the IN dhy 20 huril, 10. IfI at 10
O'Clock n. ir nt the court room ni SAID court,
iu the County Court House, Salt Lake lily aud
County. tab 1cfrltofy, has been duly appoint
ed by The Judge ui said Court, for thr settle.
Wrni Ut SAID account and hearing said petition
for distrhuuo ~ which uur aud p.uco any
uCrfuu Interested IN aaid vHtltU may appear
ami chow cause, " any there Dec, uhY Hilt
account shuuiI NOT be settled HnI approved
and dunl d.struutl1n made a. prayed flr
Dated March .. isll
NV MItuN,
Cicfkol Probate Court.
by CAustEN BROWNE, Jr.i Deputy Clufs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-24
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court ~ ami fur salt fhke
County. Territory OF Utah

County, Territory OF llHu.
In the matter Of the Eatatc Of Peter Erickson.
dCcratcd.
order TO show cause why orter NJ sale Of real
cstnto should not Dc Halc
HENnY EnUksON AND ISAAC n.
II Ericsson, the udminisirHfHfa of thc q tate
oi Peter erickson, deceased having llcd their
pauuon herein, duly verified, PRAYING for an
order ~ nato % all Of thr ic1I cHtats NJ said
de cicnt. tor the purpose lhrrau trt forth, o.
Do therefore ortordd hy the Ju gH ufsaid court,
tInt 40 VERSIONS interested in tIr tHlltU ot said
cuccafod. appear before the ui PROBATE Court
ON 1hufrdaf, tho anth day ~ Ami, lnl VI 10
O'Clock 10 the forenoon OF laiu DAY, 70 the Court
noon NJ sad PROBATE C1urt. 10 tho county
Court house. IN the ritY auI county 81 san
Lake. Utah Territory, to SHOW UIuHH why an
order should moi be grained go ilc s1ii admin.
iFtraiOrH. TO sell % much 90 iNr real ustItc Of
q he aaid deceased ~ private glIo aa ahhll be
ucrcaaar., aud that q copy uf tuIa order be
published No least f1ur successive NrUtF in The
nEsIuuT ENENiSU NEws,a Newspaper printed
and puul. ahed NJ said city and county.
jacob %, rfAW.
Probate Judge
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NOTICE. >

Wen Anne Mining and Milling Company.
Principal place 0f business, salt Iako Ciiy.
lfah. ''
~ oTiCE.- THBBE Ana DELINQUENT
- uron NC ioNuvIuF drs0uHsd stock on
DAY OF september a u, isl, Tao several
amounts sct opposite tho unmrH % the rcspcc.
tive sharcuoidcrs, A. follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-24
LEGAL NOTICE.

In tho Probate Court m and Cor salt Lake
County, loIritory ui Utah.
IN the matter Ut tho Estate of Narencus
Joshua johnson, adopted a7 MaronCua
Juahun DAVIS,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-24
NOTICE.

A STOCKHOLDERS MEETING oF the
"a Central Progress Co., o. hereby called %
meet 90 The Dcseftt National NauK once. nj
pin, April afd, isiA, Tor the election Of officers
aud Suoh other business ns may come NJ before
/. II. u. CLAWhON, ia, see.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-24

b the District Court 100 and for the THIRD Ju
dicni Disnri OF Utah, uounty Of
ralt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-24
WHEAT CULTURE.
The Marvellous Progress OF wheat GROWING
In This Country.

According to Statistician Dodge Of tho
national department Of agriculture at
Washington the Dakotas now produce
"oIe waeat iAap wl grown IL y :
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-24

And IN accordance with law aud the order VI
the Board Of Directors made on tho lith DAY ui
september, isll, Boz many ahuica VI each parcel
Of such stock DO may ir nccu' slfy Will be
sold ~ Rooms No Nll uud li3 Constitution
building, sult Lake city, Utah, on
IlidlY, tho icth dnA ~ February, 10 iHu, at 2
O'Clock PA, IN pay tho delinquent aaHpsamrnt
thereon together with the cost VI advertising
and expense uf sale.
JOtN l.. NEnEKEn
secretary.
Salt Lake City. January 20 ls8
Tho date Of the sale NJ delinquent stock a.
above b. hereby extended 10 March 10, 1874 al
the same place aud hour.
By order OF tho boarI 90 directors made ttl
day, !, l.. NLuLkEti, Secretary.
Dated February o, is9L
The time OF sale N the above delinquent
stock d hereby extended to April 10, is'a At
the same place and hour.
ny order Of the Hoard u Directors made this
day.
-. NEuEKER.
secretary.
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Charles A. Henderson Hul 81 unic u. ticndor.
sou Do wife, Henrietta lclfon, George H..
lciipn, her husband, ami stlgcunkcr
lros Manufacturing Company Ia corpora
tom, Defendant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-24

A large breadth Of the corn land hAs
been sown 90 wheaton rye IN Russia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-24
LEGAL NOTICE.
Ia tho maitoroftho estate OF caroline Erickson
deceased.

In the Probate Court IN AHd ar Salt Lake
County, Territory oi Utah.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-30
BY HIS OWN HAND.
j D. Spencer Committed
Suicide.
so SAYS A coRoNER's JURY.
Discovery of the Kissing Laudanum
Bottle-Mrs. Spencer's Story
of Her Wrongs.

There was a flutter of excitement around
Coroner Hughes office yesterday as the
hour approached Tor the inquest to be held
on the body of j. d. Spencer, who was
found dead in his bedroom in the Grand
Hotel early on Thursday morning.
All the circumstances tended to throw
halo of mystery around the affair. The fact
of his having had intimate relations with
lady calling herself Mrs. May Spencer and
at present residing at 1924 Powell street,
while he was engaged to be married to
young lady of this city. was enough TO
show that Spencer must have led a dual
life.
Then again the absence of any jewelry
whatsoever in the room where he was
found when it was known that he not only
carried jewelry constantly. but also made
presents of it to friends, caused wonder
ment in the minds of those who would
otherwise have deemed it an ordinary case
of suicide.
Again, the mysterious disappearance OF
the battle containing laudanum, which un-
dOubteGly was the cause OF death, remained
to be accounted for.
The jury and witnesses were we'll on
time, and at 10 minutes past DR.. Hughes
called up the first witness.
Obadiah Rich, clerk of the Grand Hotel,
testified 10 having known Spencer for four
years. He saw him as late as $50 P. NJ on
Tuesday. He did not see him again until
Gas A. NJ. Thursday. when he was called up
by the night watchman.
Mr.. Rich was very positive that he had
locked the bedroom door after his first find
ing of the body and that he had unlocked it
again in the presence Of the COroner's depu-
ties. lie asserted that no one could posi-
bly, have entered the room in the interim.
So that had the dead man taken any of his
valuable$ to bed with him on Tuesday
night they could not have been disturbed.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-30
"NO PLACE LIKE HOME"
Grothwell & Co.'s Sale of Lots in the
Mission.

NliSStOis
mo place like your own home" is the
motto that l.. Grothwell & Co., the real
estate men of 3lS Montgomery street, have
been trying to impress on the minds of the
people of San Francisco for the past few
weeks, and that they have succeeded was
evidenced by the alacrity with which the
lots that they offered for sale at Metropolitan
Hall were sold last night.
The sale was by auction. and at 8 o'clock the
hall was comfortably filled with Intending
buyers. Mr.. Grolhwell explained the terms
of sale. which is $50 cash and the balance
In monthly Instruments of $40, and the
sale commenced. There were elghty-Seven
lots to be disposed of, and they were soon
going like hot cakes.
The easy terms had brought out num-
Der of wOrkingmen, who apprecia ted the
chance 10 obtain lot on which they could
build home on easy terms. and there was
no difficulty in dispOsing of the lots offered
TO sale.
One Of the inducements offered purchas-
ers was the fact That it is proposed in the
near future to remove the present baseball
grounds and racetrack to a new location in
the immediate vicinity of the new addition.
This will bring an immense amount of
traffic that way and viii serve to bring the
attention OF the public to the land.
AS all the lots were not sold at last nights
auction, the sale will be continued tO-mOr-
row and Tuesday nights, at METROPOLITAN
Hall. MIR. Grothwel invites all who are
interested in the city's development to be
present, and advises all mechanics and
laooring men, and those who have only a
small amount of means to invest. to buy
one OF these lots and acquire home for
themselves,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-30
A CLEW is FOUND.
ThOrnton's Murderer May
Be Captured.
The Finding of the Remainder of the
Skeleton Leads to a Clew to
the Murderer.

There is now reason TO believe that the
murdereTs Of young Harry 1. Thornton
will soon be apprehended and brought TO
justice.
Harry Thornton was foully murdered on
a lonely trail near Fort Grant, Arizona, in
the latter part of 1892. His body was not
discovered and the crime realized until the
Goth of March last.
Searching parties had been out for weeks
securing the plains and mountain trails, and
one morning the skull and other portions of
a human body were found On the trail lead
ing from the San Pedro River TO the Hooker
Hot Springs.
There were some letters found near by
which proved Enthusiastically that the por-
tions Of the body found we're the remains of
Harry Thornton.
There was no clew found to the perpe-
traitors of the deed. The motive had no
doubt been that of robbery. Thorn tons
valuables were gone, but other things about
his person were not taken.
Crittenden Thornton, brother OF the
murdered man, who resides in this city,
made a trip to Arizona as soon as it was
learned that Harry Thornton was missing.
He spared no pains or expense 10 find the
missing man, but was unsuccessful until
the discovery of the remains.
Since that time there has been no Roate-
ment Of the search for clews that might lead
TO the detection of the murderers. Detec-
tives have been at work ever since.
Yesterday Crittenden Thornton received
n letter from Fort Grant, which contained
the information that the remaining portions
of the skeleton If Harry Thornton had been
found, and that along with it were found
some articles that establish firm clew to
the murderers.
just what these articles are, and in what
way they tend to clear the mystery of the
murder, is not known.
Crittenden Thornton was seen at his
home by CALL reporter last night and
questioned in regard TO the matter.
Yes, sir. it is true" he said that have
received letter from Arizona in regard to
finding the remains of the skeleton.
Il do not care TO give out the details for
publication at this time. because the publ
cation of them might 10 some way tend to
lessen the chances Of capturing the muir
derers."
Then you expect to speedily effect cap
ture of the murderers of your brother?"
Il shall probably start for Arizona on
information and am expecting an answer
at any time. 1t Is possible that the MUIR
derers will be captured right away.
Inside of forty-eight hours l shall be
able to tell a great deal more than can
now, and then there will be no danger from
publishing the statements which are con-
tanned in the letter | have received from the
officers In Arizona"
From the trend of Mr.. Thornton's re-
marks it would appear that lie expected the
arrests to be made before his arrival in
Arizona.
At any rate II Is certain that he conf
IDENTIFY expects to see the murderers of his
brother speedily brought 10 answer for the
awful crime.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-30
Died in the Wagon.

An old man. whose Eame is supposed to
be Charles Spanciel, died in a police patrol
wagon last night and now lies in coffin at
the Morgue.
He came to this city from San Jose and
went TO the New Continental Hotel. cheap
lndging-house on Mission street, between
First and Second. He WAS i'll when he
deposited his two yalses In front Of the
clerks desk ana was taken to a room,
where lie fell uncon scious on the floor.
The patrol wagon was summoned, but he
died on the way TO the hospital From
letters IN his valise 1t was learned that he
had been in Downieville, Sierra County. He
had S2S2 in his pocket. The Coroner will
hold an inquest over his remains tomorrow.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-30
GOOD-BY GIFTS.
Retiring Railway Officers Kindly Re-
membered.


Yesterday j. T. Burgin and Peter J. Nc
GlynD. who have been respectively the
president and the general manager ard
ticket agent of the San Francisco and
North Pacific Railway Company, seve red
their connection with that company.
At about 10 o'clock in the morning they
were asked to walk into the private Office
of the secretary and controller, where they
were surprised to find the entire force wait
ing for them. Mr.. Mellersb, selected by his
staff for the purpose, in few well-chosen
words expressed the deep regret of himself
and staff at the Tetiremen MT of MesSrs. Bur-
gin and McGlynD, and il was easy to see
from the demeanOr of all that the regret
was genuine. At the close Of his remarks
Mr.. Melersh handed to Mr.. Burgiu very
handsome silver pocket flask and to Mr..
McGlynn an elegant set OF silver spoons,
ana requested that they accept them with
the hearty good viii OF himself and staff
and with their very best wishes for the fu-
ture prosperity Of the recipients.
Bolh Mr.. Burgin and Mr. McGlynn,
though evidently taken completely by sur
prise, responded warmly and felicitously to
the good feeling evidenced. and, In all, 1t
was most happy gathering. while at the
same time sadness at the prospect of a sep
aration was plainly felt by all.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-30
The Cinnabar Shaft.

The latest intelligence from the scene of
the mining fury on Quicksilver Lot. on the
corner of McAllister and Devsadero streets,
is to the effect that a quartz formation has
been reached. This is said by experts to
indicate permanent deposit of the valuable
mineral. Surface water Is creeping into the
managed to keep ahead of the flooding.
There are no signs of the vermilion ore
petering Out, and the owner. Mccarthy, and
his working manager are jubllant over the
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-30


the Derby did not amount to q hill OF beans.
Although several dogs" that this paper
said had not a chance of winning on
heir life were scratched, the event resulted
practically as predicted in yesterdays is
sue.
Cadmus. Hermitage and Orrin were the
only starters, and as Cadmus outclassed
them in every way he was a l to 10 fav0rite.
He won the Derby. but has yet TO win
ne from raceborses. Hermitage led around
to the three quarters. and then Cadmus
came on and won easily by a length Orrin
was then bali block away. The run was
made in > $3.50.
Such was the California Derby, and 1t must
be said that 1t is pity that this event can
not he made into a hOrserace The associa-
tion next year should add 5000 to the
stake, instead OF a paltry $50. Then
lot of good Lhree-year- OldS would not only
he entered, but sent to the post on the day
1t took place
Although the Bood-horse Association has
ended the spring meeting, which has heen
we'll conducted and successfully, the CALI
lornla Jockey Club, practically the same or
ganizatioD, having the same president and
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-30
READ This

sperry's, Golden Gate or Drifted Snow Flour,
per 90
IS lbs Rice. Sage or Tapioca 90
3 lbs. Ex- Choice Black. Green or Mixed Tea 81 90
lbs Good Black, Green or Mixed Tea. 90
80 lbs. Best Old Gov. Java Roast Coffee Isl 90
lbs Good Ground Coffee, ....................s 90
Cuttings New Jelly. in glass per doz........S1 90
10 Large Bars Best Laundry Soap ............sl 90
II lbs Best Laundry stareh.................$l 90
lbs. Pure Pepper or Mustard. .............SI 90
large 2lb. Cans Best oysters. ............. 90
25lb Sacks Best oat Meal 90
20 lbs Best Rolled 90
% lbs Best Rolled 90
Large Cans Table Peaches ....................25
Large Cans Table Aprcots. ...............,,,.25
Large BIB. Can Whole Pineapple. 25c
Large 3-lb. Cans Boston Baked Beans ...... Csc
lbs. Best Mid California Cream Cheese. .25c
5o-lb Sack Best Table Salt ...................35 $50
Quaker or Scotch Oats per package
Pigs. breakfast EN- or Breakfast Delight. 25c
Finest Point Reyes Rutter, squares or rolls. .4c5
TO packers buying in quantities We will make q
liberal reductionl.
Good Sweet Table Butter, per roll ............. SOC
5-gaiion Kegs Golden Drps Syrup .............s oe
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-30

arrested last night for contempt of court,
and after staying four hours in the City
Prison was released on bonds in the sum of
$1,000 which were accepted by Judge Low.
Frey says that The committee of he Board
OF Supervisors had no authority to order
his arrest for contempt of court as the
board is not a court. He says that he will
sue lie city for false inn risonment.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-30
ATTORNEY Frey Arrested.

Attorney Frey, the Police Court lawyer.
who failed to appear before the Board of
Supervisors when cited yesterday afternoon
in the straw bond case in which Stevens,
the clerk of the court. was inter sted, was
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-30
AN EASY DERBY.
The Uninteresting Event
Won by Cadmus.
WILDWO0D'S GREAT RACE.
The Equine Wonder Started in the
Handicap and SpreadeagIed
His Field.
vILDWooD'S GREAT RACE.

ALIFORNIA may some
day have u Derby worth
going to see, but so far
In the States racing his
tory it has not.
The Derby run at the
Bay District was an I'M
e9entful one. and did
not speak well for the
closing day of the races
under the auspices of
the Biood-horse Asso-
citation.
As a nnaftar of focf
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-30
FURTHER ARRIVAL
u---OF----
NEW GOODS and
NOVELTIES
In Every Department!

New Black Silks, Crystal Bengalines PongeeS and
Velvets, Black and Silk Grenadines, Black BrOcaded
English WooIens Novelty CoIored Wooden Suits, Hop
sackings and Wpcords, Printed ChalIies and Printed
Cashmeres. Novelty Trimmings, Passementeries and
Galoons Brads, Buttons and Buckles Ribbons Laces,
Embroidery, Ruchings, Handkerchefs, VeiIings. Silk,
Merno and BaIbriggan Underwear and Hosiery. Gloves
and Parasos. Silk Skirts and Waists, Pongee Skirts
and Waists, Satin and Percale Waists Corsets. Lace
Curtains, Porteres. French SateenS, Scotch Cling
hams Zephyrs French Printed FlanneIs Scotch Tennis
FianneIs, White Goods. Irish, German and Scotch
Linens Wool Cloakngs and BroadcIoths.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-30

re- Mall Orders, whether large or small recaivs
our prompt and careful attention
application. F0-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-30
ourlDusines, IN the field of fight

10 uVt % VUtsIIUH UUV TO VIUFB UlII lII8UV
The con fidence OF San Francisco's buyrrs
has been gained, and will be kept, If enter
prise and bargain-giving can 10 it. That
many new friends will join he forces of the
old is confidently expected by the manage
ment, and the challenge sale is only means
used to show the people what can lie done
by a firm that had the interest OF the public
at heart, as well rs their own.
This interest Raphael has. and all the do
ings of the house are based on the principle
that If man is well treated he will appre-
ciate il, and will show that appreciation by
returning TO a store that is fair in its deal
ngs, and by sending his friends there.
This fair mode of doing business has GER
talnly succeeded with Raphael, and il will
be continued in the future as in the past.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-29
european ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
GRATEFUI-COMrOR
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAsT"By thorough know isdgs Gd .es mat
triton and by careful application Of the me p;VSss'
Of Well selected Cocoa, M Eps has provided oSi @
save Us many heavy do,Ors bills IL oy ne 1,
may be gradually built up until strong ea0hEe 70 o res
arc boating around Us ready attack wherever there is
weak point We may escape May n hnt sha ia oy
properly nourshed Service Gazette TIA o,,,
q, no,nd tins by erocers labelled thus: LANES
EriS 90, Homoeopathic Chemists. Loadeas E0glAnd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-29
aelp mantso.

Males.
=, EVER wANTED.-A thoroughly experienced ouy~
wanted for House Furnishing, China and Glassware -
,,-.ncnts OF a large retail house In this city, Nooo
. those having long experience in retail city trade
,e.d address, BUYER Box 40, Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-29

A pyERrNIsHESMEENNTrss AMP ,syBscRIPTIoNs Fon
cEIvE1 AZ THE gpToWN OFFICE, No. gag 9sPaa-
Fighra:ays, . e. cor Twenty Thirds lsS sixtAsys
corner Forty ssycnths ,026 Thirdaye., near ef13g
Artist l70s Frstcave; log West Forty sccondsS ~
Columbus-aye. 50 Avenue A; 1898 Thfd,evei ~ w.
FCSr'e.ps9st a57 Wet ss5
andtweh and One hund red and. thirteenth 81 n.,AseA
A. the HARLEM OFFICES dso 1873 ss eSyaedtwcaty.
afth. st., and $50 West One. hundred "
In Brooklyn, At % Court-st 6oS De dNse ;cscs
S'1 GSSasn onsS ss s1Rps99;sssn ssS Ssssass< -