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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-08

Correct Eo2lish translntjons, lately
revised, of the customs tariff, internal
revenue, min ug, commercial, colonial
ton, patent ard laws concerning the
acquisition ana cultivation of coffee
lands and other laws Of interest to
foreigners can be obtained from the
secretary of the Mexican consulate, 6I2
San Antonio St FL Paso.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-08

Every body is having their "pictures
! took" these days for Christmas and
the local galleries are crowded. OF
course all sitters expect that their
pictures will be finished the next day,
and some are quite surprised to find
that it may require d week or ten days
to fill orders.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-08

An irate young man, whose escapades
had got his name in the paper. walked
into the sanctum of Spring field, Ill,
paper the other day and took five shots
at the editor. Every shot of the five
missed its mark and the irate young
man retired. Who says the Lord doesn t
love an editor?
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-08

several years ago | was taken with
rheumatism. | was told that ny blood
was in Il bad condition and | began
taking Hood : S iraap arilla When |
had ia k three bottles | found l had
no rheum lJism.n J. + BOHEMIAN,
Armour, Texas.
Hood 5 Pills are purely vegetable,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-08
For Over Fifty Years.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teethlng.
1t soothes the child, softens the
gums, allays ali pain, cures wind
cholic. and is the best remedy for d1ar-
rhoea. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-08
Pure HYgeia Ice.

Made from distilled water. ASK
your family physician or druggist as 70
purity and healthfulness of our ice; tel
epbone IA.
Ell PAso ICE & REFRIGERATOR Co.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-08

Nine Mormon families arrived over
land from Utah this week and went
down to the colonies in Mexico. They
will probably locate in Colonia Dublan
and Colonia Juarez. Four teams were
driven in from the colonies to meet the
new corners at this point and assist in
transporting their goOds.-Headlipht.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-08

1t is announced. that the cause of the
death OF Sadie Mcdonald, the actress,
who died in Australia, was a form of
cerebral and spinal injury possibly due
to over eXertiOn and fall while prac-
ticing handspring recently at the
Princess theatre, Melbourne, in the
milk White Flag"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-08

Dandruff is an emulation from the
pores Of the skin that spreads and dries,
forming scurf and causing the hair to
fall out. Halls Hair Remover cures It,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-08

The reception tonight to Rev. H. W.
Moore in the Y. M G. A rooms pre-
misses to be a nota bile local event. The
ladies have been decorating the rooms
today, so that the surroundings are very
attractive.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-08

The Mexican Central will sell round
trip tickets to the City of Mexico De
cember 9, 10 and II at one fare: the
tickets being good for the return until
December 81
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-08

Miss Lillian Newman, daughter of
G. I. Newman, took vapor bath YES
terday and became unconciOus. At
last reports she was still in precarious
condition.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-08
Holiday Rates via Santa Fe.

Rate-Oue single fare for the round
trip. Tickets on sale December "a, %
and 81, 1896 and January l, 1897. Good
for return until January 4th, 1897.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-08
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Go to Irwin for window glass.
Mining Location Blanks for Sale at
This Office.
Ell PASO STEAM LAUNDRY,
Telephone No. AT.
Ask for "EL PASO TRANSFER
the best cent CIGAR on the market.
For Rent" and ''Rooms to Let
placards for sale at this office.
The best Mexican and Havana cigars
are made by the Ell Paso Cigar Mig
Co.
Mining location notices for sale al
the HERALD job office.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-08

% pounds standard granulated sugar
for 81 at the FL Paso Grocery Co., 112
Z. Overland ST.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-08

The Deming Headlight says: "It is
said that Don H. Kedzie, of the Lords
burg Liberal, is an aspirant for
governor Of New Mexico"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-08

American girl wishes position in
private family. Inquire No. All,
Franklin St.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-08

Four hundred and fifty thieves have
just been transported from Guadalaj lara
to the National valley for penal
seryitude.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-08

WANTED-A competent manas pile
driver foreman. Apply Buchanan &
Powers.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-08
National Irrigation Congress.

Phoenix. DEC. 1917, for the above
mentioned occasion the Santa Fe will
sci on Decemb-r 10th 20 18th inclusive.
tickets to Phoenix and return, at one
fare for The round trip. Return limit
December 3lst, 1896
There are three paper mills located
near the City Of Mexico, one of which
is said to have d capac ty Of about
twenty tons per day. All grades of
paper are manufactured. There is no
duty upon rags.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-08

The Ell Paso sugar trust is busted and
the FL Paso Grocery Co. did it.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-08

Bank leases for houses or storerooms.
best form. For sale at HERALD JOE
office.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-08

% pounds standard graduated sugar
for 81 at the E Pas0 Grocery Co, 112
E. Overland St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-18

Buffalo AUG ica receipts FOR re last -; - hours
81 total Tor we,k trns itT' i me- zane zane
YORK 40; N -aie, @o>o MARI; ,pen~d '-afy for
shppnc s. g. na,i'e heers 50 so s. 10
n T,"Sers Sc,e common to choice 500 SO . feeders
% 81 25gs - .o S! fs for wece mus a l52o for
he same 'me last %eeS tHo W,re, tnTousn
active and hlgher e}si 81 gs3 700 7o prs So 7os :
S5gs sSe ' last q hours co5 head tSta ar
tbTDngh so: 70 New York 200 on sale. 5000 Maraet
EeeeSds 1 eo fair y, sod s5ds5 80 ta.s ami common
s. sass - mixed sheep good % choice >3''s>S %
'Np"nion siosE Yards chicago Aux l7-Catue-Re-
c,non 70 r>ra steer-. SO 3,ast - seckers and f~@'
rs 50 4oas3 - es%1 ana o9- a. ig 50 i Is IT, StH
r., eip,s - head. market strong ana 5aoc higher
heavy packing hpping lots s. a5aS5 30 common -
n gb, s. asa So pls- 81 80 - -ecep,s
s he'd n %4Ie to eo i"sF s2as amI $asS 10 w
:, Louis Aug National stock Yards-cai"
Eec S2s h .ed s!NS So ssS a sa ST. ss
cay~s 81 ,.ass - Texas steers 80 9og>3 - HogsRe
,sh, s. ica 81 b. m.Hci sass y heavy ssaSs 20
higher; natives. s. 4oas2 a. lambs, Sass %
East Iberiy Aug i6,s,tle M"Tks, go prime
6li. sags and rows s2as3 90 bologna cows per head
s ,.r pra- lrht %elsh,s s. 5aS5 20 meum
s. 1saN o. common is[ F".!s ~ w. wSSe, -
prime, 50 ,6asa ~ good SO 4oata 60. fur ;. 75a@ 10
as % common 90 good lambs $3asi 30 veal calves sda
500. heavy and hin cal'g - 500 H..o,. co ,.,d
sH >,oos 5 X, ag 4 p,: sseia IN mes% " s 81
81 i5aSi. ana heifes les.. - -'r$3 H. Mif o d
81 -. GS2 f po sli ,na VEN > {. 81 90 S,sio
sle,l- Receipts. 1000 head market srorT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-18

closed STEADY al l6 10 Is points advance
ompared with Saturdays closing prices Transferable
notices sos $4,000 bales. New-NOrk net
receipts GALES gross 3gs2 Exports: Continent 1.t4'
BALES. Great Britain 400 France, 275 forwarded 49,
ales spnners sos stock 7ll64 Total receipts
o-day 1875 bales ths week. $40 Exports to-
lay Britain. 400 bales France 275; Continent.
81 Thus Great Hiiain 1885 bales
Franc 275: l647 stock lio s3e spot cotton
luei and unchanged. miiding upiands. 36c midlAne
suit tic Sales. 800 bales spinning and $3.50 bales
Liverpool eables-Spot cotton moderate demand sales
Lales speculation export. 800 American Ttp),
:ccepis 5000 al American. Mddliug upianGs - ga
lutures steady 3-H advance. closed steady AZ 10
o,ins advance. January February, 4H9b; February
March 4Ob. MaIch-Aprii 4ilb. April May. AN. May
June 43b. August ~ IS; AGgust-sepiemher tl1'.h;
412b. oct Der Nov emler 41Oh. NoNen
Decnte., 4O9b: december January. 4c. Mancheste.
Yarns cute" steady. cloths dull
COFFEE-The character Of the speculation the tx
.Angc to-day indicated feeling Of .nd ference the
uait traders Cables shovel only fractional changes
ana the statistical situation without feature. CHEF
December. Havre steady August "a y francs
September $3.50 October 6l.75; November February
., - warehouse deliveries for the 43O4l bags
Rio market closed Receipts HOO bags. from
santos shipments United States week from Rio
bags Santos shipments. goo bags Rio purchases
e,- week 10000 bags Santos purchases. 33.V~ bags
Hamburg dull August "a % pigs. September SO % Oc
'oper - %. November 5l.7J
closed unchanged 10 . points advance
p as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-18
ErRorEAN pRoprcE MAnKErs.

erpool. Aug L. - p l.--Becf-Exfra India
steady ~ sGs -. prime moss steady a. 3Gs 81. Pork
Prime mess. Western. hne steady A. 4js; DO medium
steady a. 3Ss 90 I'ams short cut about - 70 III ~
steady s2s 50 Con-tnnlhe Hand about 2S
- nrIn -9s. short rib. about 20 "a N. firm
-. Cd clear mddes. light about ~ To - NJ firm
clra- mlalles heavy. about 40 10 A. 10 firm
ca short olea4 ncdles. heavy about ~ 20 10 H.
rs Ga clear beies about - % - n firm 3os
Shoulders about l. 20 Il n. steady 2is lariPrin.e
Western spot steady a. lSs So Ch~ese- American finest
Whit steady AZ 3gs. c0lored steady Tallov-
Prime dull at l6s I'D 'otonseel oil-Lverpool
steady at los I'd spirs of iurpentine steady ~
las 30. Rosn--Comnor firm - 81. Mheat--No 2
red winter ex aust~l ~ Northern spring steady
al HID Mixed Western. spot. firm "a O.. d
August steady = O. September du AT - "a &C
toie dull AZ . % Four-Sf J. ais fancy winter steady
"a cs o. Hons ~ London Pacific Coast dun 2JHffs
Receipts ot wheat for the lss V.r from Atlantic pors
=. $50 airs fum Pacific ports. l+o0 q'l from ptner
sources 100" g,fs Receipts II American corn fr the
IN l.a.... ih.0lU ltrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-18
MErKLY EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COTTON-ln response rather better LiHe!PVt
expected futures there making an carry aI' So
bout market opened with an ad,aiSe o. nv
rOints. The receipt Of bad crop news auoso " s,V
arnness and prices hardened steadily during us ',
session, and there were about 10 points
Saturdays closing figures. There were unm'oTT,sn
actions but the market recovered readly. -
nrnness developed during the latter par OF me
afternoon session. and the market closed very stea
tone advance OF 10 to IS points ana t0ai sIS
~ ls7 Ss bales The closing prices at about the
highest There nothing III the genera sll
uatp The hriness
days market except strong bush sentiment p!vus
tLJut ~ adequate the cotton beIl an"
,Opstant Of crop damage reports Local Uau
RS are cautious the buYng sentiment seems 10 Cd
among Trading during the latter part oil me
moderate. The Government
epOrt mentioned in Texas but private adNces
by did mention nproN enent Of crop conditions
Of these rains the general idea Is mat e
anfal sufficient to materially Denett The
growing Light local showers were reported IN
Arkansas Mississippi and Alabama. Operators are closely
weather conditions and the market seems - %
rolled almost entirely 10y weather conditions II Is
noted that Manchester pnners purchase moderately which
supposed 10 mean that they do not look upon existing
rp conditions serOus They apparently believe that
'ney VII /. able tyurchas cotton AT lower prices when
IN freely. The WoNement is quite
liberal Receipts at Houston today were @'S' bales new
against 3Osl all last week. Est
mated receipts Houston tomorrow. % 20 500 bales
Receipts Houston last TUESDAY 1883 bales Mem
pms received today 800 bales cotton The spot
oe savannah and -. Louis lice higher
OIning. aud Dllse to-day am closing bids the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-18
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO

chicago Aug II SPECIAL Wheat ost ground despite
repor,s % last night IN MANITOBA ana pedc''
~ more trosrs tonight The elements OF depfes
~ .s-a m, MS the increased offerings OF new wheat
., Ito, fr,o, the Northwest. tight money. which Is
forcing the Northwestern holders 70 Offer their old wheat
here and the disappointing exports and small decrease IN
the visible decrease In the American Nisibe was
.2 90 bush In English 10000 bush Reports were
-. .,ri, tha, the worlds shipments had exceeded
- coo 900 bush. they turned out scarcely over o~""
hush Il was This and the frost predictions for tonight
which caused a closing rally of &c. Previous 70 'hH
,h.~a had been a decline Of 1c from Saturdays closing
figures Henry Parker heavy seller Of September
and there VS. constant rading by the Soner and o BF"n
carnhinat Northwestern receipts were lighter al 81"
cars against week and 3+S ears last year
Nearly every commission and elevator concern on me Moor
.,,i .arnpl.s # new spring wheat accompanied with
r4iu-st, Tor bids. Actual cash sales here were loo"
bush u which 600 bush No spring for export
am $1,000 bush No for millers september wheat
op.nei AZ 54a.c sold between 54c and 55u5oisc and
.ei At 5ii.c bid Charters Tor 5000 bush Local
receipts were 10 with Us cars estimated Tor To-
corn was Influenced largely by other grains l. VS.
early and receiving houses Wste sling i'Tss y,
Alter wheat and corn began advan'ihs prane qa.'T
strong and there Ma good huyns oy %,''ss,o" eng
srs. a, 2ji Gt,o bush The visible supply Increase va
als9 Larry Ios odsn @reased $40 go bush Supple,
m ocean passag, Increased 1850 bush Local char
Mere s4i cars IF nearly 30 cars more than wss *
pcct,d s.s ranged between 2sha22sc and 22sc and
cosed At -, an. May between 2d'sc and 2Ie. but
.u,n.l and closed Al 2G'sc askei.
oats developed great deal o. independent strength
and n Was apparent the local trade very friendly
=. mem offerings are scanty AT all times. The favor
I'm witch oats are held the theory tha IA" oats AID
,.-t.. VIII close together
,.,iu n the partial failure y the crop and the
s..ad, Improvement Ia the september opened At
Isi, ana sold up lGh4c az the close. The Inspection
i.artm-ni has IN pped the word new from the n-pec
,l - ats and the has excited considerable
favorable. comment. The grain In of much poorer
quality the old and sells at different price IN the
open market.
There was an unusually heavy trade provisions ant
tric.s closed AZ A mat.liAl net ADV incr Armour.
lnro- An,ri.a Company and Raymond W~i' very hcaN>
IA WI lp -.
h.ins were heavy buyers Il all classes ~ product
,ld4l. vas a hig seller II January ribs and pork. RI
.,'t,fs Of hogs but 10000 head. Sel
.mter pork closed 5c higher than SatufdaN. Oetose
and Itury lOQ 2,c higher lard closed IL G@@c higher
than On saturday RIBS 5Hiisr up
ON the curb puts September wheat closed AZ ~.
calls a.. puts May corn c,aed at "a. calls
y &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-18
sorrnEnN corroN MANkEr.

Galveston Aug. l1..,otton finn miiIlin. ... 49,
..itilins -. good ordinary. Co.. nsr AID
ceipis fUi bales. sale. ~ bales rrnnrrs. 30 tli,s
stock L.. t-,G bales
N0ff0lk Aug u Cotton nuu mlollins. ~. low mid-
ann IL, good ordinary, y ? 10 FEET AMI gross receipts
iao= i.l'~ '.uenJ. exports elaswl-' ~" al's
..i.. l. bales. 80 3d.. i1La hal'-
w orleans Aux I7-Coiton steady. r,o1 uddlre.
q, a. midiin. 7i.,. nw mddns 10 good ordinary
ig net receipts - ~, balt- I.al1 bales uHw UNttuni
A., - $40 bales 80 babes. % ck - 80 hlle~
S.tannah. Aug T. cotton quiet mliiling. 'Nc. low
n,lttting g., n.i 40 bales call new
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-18

pared with Saturday Cash oats were slightly weaker
sales Of 1000 bush new No oats reported at l9isc
ungraded white 81 Q2sc new and old ana
20 900 bush Of No mixed private terms io ~
oats quoted at Gle and No whites al &c 'o NJ
and 25c for old. .RYE-Market quiet VIII, 10 :
Western Quoted Al 3G4 d37i.c c (. RARl,EN-Mar-
ket dull. with feeding quoted at 3liaa32c. r ,.
The day. the closing prices fo me pr
day and closing prices for the corresponding uar 's
follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-18
osllion ., Brazil coffee Is as follows:


the FOR BIO ana saq'ss coffee was ra' and very
and oc N teT h5 e. pys Mid ooes STEADY
lLotR And MEAL-The movement q The make, f.r
four Cay was nnior's4; ana the I2ume ct ouS
,rsisscoas amounted l2c.5 pigs: follows: 1850
tbs winter suagh,s. 50 259S3 81 go sasGs ezra IS
ea9s s. 90 500 tt: prns pats, y 45ass s5 500
us. 81 81 45as2 rs .coRNNEAIse ady sales. 90
bbis: al SO 70 quoted: Brs7dyw!ne g ~ sagaqpo!re
N1E4I~DaI Qqoed Fine White 7aq7se. me yellow.
s, sSs 50 e. 4o25@ 100 n 55s57 rye Ted '
80 'harps soqeao 9.msy ehoa soa5's e-,,2nseed
GRAiNWrEXT~ msSket for whea; vas very
f ar c sS6Md so1s erS sS ne ng al
e. ascne 20 nc % ~ 1s S nc mS was
somewhat OF surprise bur vas credited 70 buying
he light money situation had influence and Minne
Ire Continent was node1s,e buyer Of wheat during me
morning although ,he English markets doing com
seearlins nc worlds exports. The u wheat
English visible Increased ga 90 worlds
ao. for NJ iSs W. rai's4 sa'ss e25 90
panube 5000 bush india 5000 Iush total 5 $4,000
hush islloco bush The previous week Foreign
fam vorp harvesting il Being pushed IN he %ah~es'
wheat seaooes bera Urinary rfcfip ,'dsy amour
preceding @eek Exports from NewYoF last week were
- shown in 'ssh wheat 900 bush No j northern d
ans g 1ed a, 5s,. Gciiverod "a ear Of unmer-
cbsIable wheat Al 10 delivered ...... CORNrhere
sight change IN prce 40 20 and volume
II trade lgnt The olenng que
little feature either side prices slowly
Ell or crop reports continue very ~ iabie and me
good y ia Md hat the weather
conditions falling ~ n the aver
standing since august J. although is Ealing
II not TIE movement oi COIN a. the West
IA decreasing due claimed. 20 me TACT that TIE
-ecer- from cribs on account 81 ne
freight and ihs being 9fc. ~ - claimed me
laOvener, Il likely fall If. To-cays receipts were
3S o. bus less than Monday a. the primary matk
The amount ahoat for Europe increased ne
isst / 90 bush AID - no" more ma, t"
thirds Of the amount ~ wheat shoa' he WoTii ~
ports corn week include Z5bfpp husi from
he I ned Stats l424 900 hush from me Argentine.
rs 900 bush from Russia. 10000 bush nom ne Danup"
making total q 1900 bush. against ys push
preceding week. Cash com Wa "tarei 5000 basn
10 3 reported for export on private itiiHt iV'''
bush No 2 yellow sold - DC elevator. y" corn Was
quoted 2s.c in the elevator fmui's tASeH ui
OATS Tn market tOr "ais
very Qule, to-day fairly steady prices feel ~
he Influence II the emcnt r new udis 1nN ~" 40
~ other cereals The speculative ohei-
ings for future delivery continue moderate 'fOp Ie-
ports fairly satisfactory. The visible supply u lay
Increased 1874 900 bush which In view = lie ncaNy o.
ceptE last week, decided surprise The market
ate Gull closing unchanged - advance com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-18
NorlCE.-Estlmates Tor furnishing sawed
j)ropSsll5

NN~~<><SNoNNr~NNI~ n A.
OFFlcE OF THE CoNN'ssio ~, s,,,,a pro,
" Washington. u. g.. August II. i>vo &c sriosS
,sal, Mil Ice received thts office Hnt = N.,t.la
IN THURSDAY August - 1880. Tor sfahlns a.,
.mb",h,, s,r.si. blank form. II piop lsals e"u ,s,
1csss,rv Information can obtained at me o1.s Tn
Engineer cutnmi-s John W. is"ST "'''''
deli C. r. Powell Commissioned ID l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-18
LINE.

CLYDE LINE, s.rox
the sol TIL AND SOUTHWEST
JACKSONVILLE AMI all Honda l-ir's
From Pier ~. r. X. fo5t 81 Roosefei So n =.
AILJONOI-IN ...................T TUESDAY. Angus ~
SEMINOLE ....................... .Friaf August y
IROOfOTS ............... Tuesday August
steamers have nrst-oisss passenger accommodations
NM T. CLYDE a 60. G.ne-s Agens
5 Bowling Green y y
Fla Cent ana Penn. Fast T. =. Line jacSslrvis.
Great SO Freight ard Passenger Line. via t'naresion
T O EGER. iienera. Agen 3pl BroaiWai y I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-18
publir y ot,ces.
U,HE DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS VIII sell

.>>~N~~~>>~oN~~ -~~~ N>|)NNNoo~NN0O@|>>
vINHE DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS VII sell "
L public auction On The premises. AusIsi .is' 80 -
~ o'clock aoon. By Woodrow - Lev al 'i''eei e.
ldings machinery tho rNIfn"gt fa.. q. -.
block between Bank and Ie'hune streets. W''i s"''
and Thirteenth Ave.
CONTRACT FOR DlSPOSlNG OF Ll'ht
~ HOUSEHOLD REFUSE GATHERED ny THE "
PARTMENT OF STREET CLEANING 1884,. -.
The Commissioner of Street Cleaning desires ''' -.
,enton 10 the fact he n about receive ifs ~
privilege Of picking the lrht household irl.s...
rubbish other garbage ashes AMI street sNfeps
gathered up hy the Department y street lltsnfs -
deposited Departments yards 10 d'nsrfn' l'i'
Of the city. 49,
Fuller particular. as - On" foru ~ estimate Pr,
posal The security be paid In ti hfd 'ni :,
'erms and conditions u the contract NAY p Ha a
office u the Department - street Cleaning 10 ."
Chambers Street 1870. 80
Attention - directed alver's-renf = ~ ~
posed contrec; appearing e. The cry Ne'Fi "
orcal organ q the Ciiy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-18
. NCHoR LINE. L :. NAIL STEAMSHIP

"A sail SATURDAY A. noon.
FOR GLASGOW AND i.pNfpNllEkk
From Pier 81 y. =. Foot Wes- -ffh ~fr"f
Furnessia ........Aug - An.fnrn ........ sept "a
Cfrcassia ......... Aug - Ethiopia ~
saloon s5 UP "a Cabin. $40 s'eerase so ." an - -
e :. CITY OF ROME. ..-....... -tPl. . an .h'I 10
Saloon, SO and up. % cabin. $40 steefage 80 -
Henderson brothers General Agents Bowling 8fen
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

AsA A SEA VOYAGE ALONG THE ATLANTIC COAST
AND THROUGH TIE GULF - MEXICO 70 calves
TON TEXAs Is AZ deal VACATION TIL rflx5ir-,s p,
all points in Texas Colorado. Utah Arizona. cal ornA
Mexico Florida Excellent accom- az a.
Write for "a PAGE POCKET GUIDE mailed tres.
9. MALLORY co. Gen. Agi-. Pier -. T. T.. y !.
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visiting JAPAN. CHINA. INDIA. EGYPT sOTTHFRY
EUROPE. &c SIX months tour. Following dspa1urs
Oct. $ and II.
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SPECIAL FALL TOUR 20 EGYPT PAl.isllNE. rHs
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18TH Exceptional opportunity. apply iumelistes.
Programmes and particulars from
THOS. COOK & son. 2Gl AND - BROADTAY
NEW YORK.
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am DOMINION LIYE-DAIlY SERVICE.

~ For OLD POINT COMFORT NORFOLK NENToRT
NEWS PETERSBURG. poRTsMol I'll iiNNERs
INGToN u. c daily except Sgnaay Rom n arSt
day Passengers and Freight sail ngs From Per %
y. r.. p. NJ. sat. f. NJ Through ucHe's ani irrisA
70 all points -
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CT\ARD LINE

~ TO LIVERPOOL. BG QUEENSTOWN
rmbra... Aug - noon Iamp-ni" sep - - n
Etrura .... sept ; noon l.Icana .S.pf - a N
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For freight and passag~ aIpif 80 fhe COMPANY 0-cs
No Bowling Green. Now fnrt
VERNON n BROWN = GO. General Agents
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DED "Dv LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

~ For La GUayra. Puerto Cal~lo. Egraca snd MATE
cabo Via Curacao from Robert stores BlolNyn.
SIS PHILADELPHIA ...... SATURDAY. August % ? n
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FOR MARACAlBO. VIA r. THOMAS
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have superior Accommodations FOR passefgers -r
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