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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-08

of the Norway tack factory at Wheeling. West
Va, blew up on the 10th ult., w1ecbing a part
of the building and killing William Lodge, the
engineer. Damage to the building about $500;
insured.
On the 27th ult., the friction saw at the Lake
Shore shops, Elkhart; Ind, used for saving
Frank Freeland on the right arm. seyering all
the arteries, and otherwise injuring him seri-
ously. Peter Brichner, another emplove, was
considerably injured. Freeland's arm will have
to be amputated.
Jacob kieberski was killed at Canfelds llm-
Der camp, Cadillac, Mich, on the. 9th ult., by
falling tree. He was 40 years of age, and
leaves a wife and eight children, residing at
PetOSkev
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-08

A GALLANT GENERAL, On receiving a
royal mandate desiring his presence at
dinner the other day, telegraphed to his
headquarters to ask if the prince would
expecthim to dine in his cooked hat. This
piece of gaucherie was, however, capped
by the Sandhurst professor when exhibit
ing reconnaissance sketch to a royal per-
sonage, who took great interest in it and
inquired how such wonderful accuracy
was obtained. "With royal compass,
your prismatic highness," was the naive
reply
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-08
MOrtUary.

Leary III. Key. of national reputation az COM
mander of the Regulators of the Anderson
vile prisoners, died at Springfield ILL.,, Oh the
Sd inst. Under his leadership, as such, six men
convicted of plundering sick and dying prison.
ers, were hanged.
John Fisher, well known furniture dealer
Of the Bowery, New York city. was found dead
IN a cellar under his store on the Sd inst.
Charles Ensign, for years identified with the
lake trade, and manager of the Commercial line
Of steamers, died at Buffalo, n. Y, on the
Sd inst.
Rev. John S. Sumner, S. J. died suddenly at
Washington, D. c., on the LIST inst, of conges-
ton of the brain, aged 50.
Capt. Frederick G.. Cameron, a veteran sea-
man is dead. He commanded the ship Mace
donia, which sailed from New York in 1913 with
provisions and supplies for the famine-stricken
sufferers i'll Ireland. Capt. Cameron also sailed
the ship Robert Bound, the first vessel that
sailed for San Francisco, carrying first-class
passengers.
Father Julian Bennoit, pastor of ST. Peters
Catholic Church at Fort Wayne, Ind, died
suddenly on the I'd inst, of apopleXy.
John c. Fiedeldy, a well known business man
of Cincinnati, O., died suddenly on the LIST inst
of apoplexv.
Rev. d. Frederick Lehman, president of the
capital university at Columbus, O., for twenty
years, and president of the synodical confer
ence of the Lutheran Church of the United
States. died on the LIST inst. of cancer of the
mouth.
The remains Of Estelle Anna Lewis, the poet
ess, were deposited in the catacombs in Kensal
Green cemetery, London, on the Goth inst,
preparatory to their removal to the United
States, according to her request.
The archbishop of Goa, Portuguese settle
ment off the coast Of Hindcstan, is dead. The
deceased prelate was the head of the Roman
Catholic church in the east.
Congressman Eyarts W. Farr expired at Lit
Teton, N. H., on the 30th ult., Of pneumonia.
He was 48 years Of age.
Francis Hotchkiss. a retired merchant and
banker, died at New Haven. Conn.,, on the 29th
ult. & few minutes before his death his wife.
who had gone to see him, on being informed he
was dying. fell dead.
George Parks, one of the earliest settlers of
the Grand river valley, and first mayor of
Grand Haven, Mich, died on the 23th ult.,
aged Ga.
Oliver Perrin, a wealthy Cincinnati capitalist,
died suddenly on the Doth ult., in the Office of
Nelson, Perrin & Co. Deceased was ~ years of
age.
Benz. R. Roberts, representative of the
Society of Friends on the board Of Indian COM
missioners, died at Sandy Springs, Ind, on the
18th ult.
James E. Brown. who died at Kittaning, Pa,
on the 9th ult., had wonderfully varied bust
ness career, and leaves an estate of several
millions.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-08

Three men broke a plate-glass window i'll a
jewelers. store on the main thoroughfare of
Pittsburgh, on the evening of the I'd. took out
$1,000 worth of booty, and disappeared in the
darkness.
The postofice at Monroe, Mich, was burglar
Ized on the night of the Cd. The safe was
blown open and between seven and eight
hundred dollars worth of stamps stolen and $25
IN money. No clue to the thieves
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-08
Minor Casualties.

Gersen Begeleisen, a Hebrew, aged 40, was
run over and killed by railway train at Mem
phis, Tenn, on the night of the 4th inst.
Capt. Joseph D. Wilson, who previous to the
war was in the United States navy and during
the war lieutenant on the confederate steamer
Alabama, was killed in a railroad accident near
Ellaville, Fla, on the 4th inst.
A planter residing near Greenville, S. c.,
named George Martin, attempted to ride across
the railroad track, twenty yards in advance of a
lightning train. The horse was instantly thrown
from the track, dead, and after reaching the
station the rider was found on his saddle, d
corpse, astride the pilot of the engine.
The state fish hatchery at Boyne Falls. Mich.
was destroyed by flood on the 30th ult.
A plumber searching for a gas leak in an iron
building on White Street, New York City, on
the 18th ult., caused an explosion which dam
aged the building considerable; one of the men
it is thought will die.
Thomas Ashley, miner, fell distance of 70
feet down shaft at Desmet mine, Central City,
Col, on the 29th ult., and was instantly killed.
The deceased lived at Franklin, New Hampshire.
VIM. Hill, an orchestra musician, was run
over by stage coach and killed at Deadwood,
on the 29th ult.
The mud drum under the boilers at the works
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-08
Self Murder.

Mrs. r. e. Bell hung herself In the basement
OF Der residence at Dubuque, Ia., on the 4th
inst
James Sloan, in Jail at Bellefontaine, Ohio.
on an Indictment for shooting with intent to
kill cut his throat with a razor on the I'd inst.
Hayden House, a lawyer of Henderson, Ky.
who had been on a prolonged spree, sllicided
on the 3uth ult., by taking an overdose of NOR
Dhme.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-08
A Valuable Service.

The life-saving service reports 179 stations,
of which 81 are on the lakes. Out of /, 989
lives imperilled by marine disasters, only nine
were lost. The service on the lakes was nearly
paralyzed, this season, by the inadequte COM
pensation of surfmen, who were constantly
offered better positions by private parties.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-08

The November statement of the public debt
shows the total debt 10 be 2,O96, 946, 268; tota
interest, SIS, ,662; cash in treasury, $780,.
926, 1853; debt less cash in treasury, 81 904 981,
166; decrease during November $1,000, 261; de,
crease since June 80. 1880, So, 291 1928
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-08
An Active Volcano.

Advices from Honolulu, Sandwich islands,
describe the eruption of Mauna Loa, now in
progress, as one of the grandest ever witnessed.
1t broke out November 9TH about SIX miles
from the summit of the crater, throwing out
two great streams of lava. one of which is
thirty miles long, one to two hundred yards
wide, and about twenty feet deep. Terrible ex-
piosions accompany the flow of molten liquid
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-08
Marine Disasters.

The ice In the River Yolga, at Mini Nov
gorod, broke the Both ult., in consequence
of the warm weather which prevailed in that
region. The breaking of the ice caused the de-
struction of five steamers, thirty barges, and
the spelling of large quantity Of grain,
naphtha, and fish. The loss Is very great.
The steamer Manitouiin arrived at Owen
Sound, Ont, on the Goth, from Manitoulin ISL
and. She brought J. G.. Perkins, first mate,
Jno. Nesbitt, first engineer. Robert McEnery,
wheesman. Matt. Mobiles. fireman, and p.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-08
merifRd HNnArS.

The treasury department has awarded six
gold medals, each twice the weight of a double
eagle, to the crew of the ife-saving station at
Monmouth Beach, n. j., for the heroic rescue
of the crew of the Augustine.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-08

On the 30th ult. the remaining four bodies o
the twenty men who persisted in the Hudson
river tunnel were recovered. They were un
recognizable
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-08
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1880.
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Hanged.

John Callahan was hanged at Wooster, o.,
on the Sd inst, for the murder of Benjamin
Tormie, Oct 20, 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13

crty. on whi-h has been exPclird 20 ih's date Up
wards 81 $4,000 600. with imnrpyemenis ot great
importance now 81 pr .grrss Tsey ar,' Oh ihis ac-
count psriertly safe bond ia" investment 81 trust
funds or for REIMBURSEMENT OF United States Ewes
aud SiN's, uaw mltuIrr.
Ihe price o. tie cLElES A BONDS Of the same
Company Il also advanced this dag To 100 ana ac
crue interest.
The I'M rovemcut IN the business and earnings OF
the ROAD during the past year has been wonderful
considering that none ~ lts W EST IN rll cnlnrc-
rons have ~ vet contributed 10 To- traffic ihese
will be- addIug largely to the business revenues 9t
the road alter a few months. as they are Iap'W1
approaching completion.
The earnings for the past eleven months this year
as fOlows:
For eleven months IN 439 600 -
For eleven months IA 1879 ......-.... LOO SIS Il
Increase in 1850. ......... 1858, 500 %
The Purchase Money Funding Bonds aud ne
Bonds amounting together 70 only 9f.71oVVo'
have always PAID their interest promptly III cash.
and are both a sure investment Tor me iuiHre
FISK & HAICH.
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nROpOsALS FOR SUPPLIES.

= Z
ETRTAT EkGRANiSO AMI PRINTING. Dee. !. 1850. J
SEALED PROPOSALS tens office
IL IA. Moplv. prcenOcr ~ 1890 supplies nrrree
nis uicsu during months fran January
so 1SSl drY coors oils chemica typographical
inks. text -. hardware, paper Cnal, wood. etc.
i.suA either
quantities quaiues ami conditions win DO
he heat a
Pr,naJls WI eonaploIs each Item sepsrlely
UPON Of lrma ohin-t by OF the
prcrs eampos rois toIs the accepted Dd-
during the Term stated,
without ptcNi1 .HuotCr Oi acceptance OF bd.
The nSht 10 wBe defects an 10 reject airy or al ods II
served.
Thor dssrg balsss and niarmai BON shon specify uvon
sriiees thy qua ild G. propose aud al
~ IA ihiNti
Chief Bureau kngTltiu.s anu Printing
Nasnlnglun ID. e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13
corrov MAgKErs-sY rELEGaAP1

LIVERPOOL Dec. l1l2so y. IN cotton steady Kidding
1000 including speeusuon and export. Recept,,
llsO" D4lss INC Do O 1c.r al - ~
December ami January delivery b DO January and Febru
tverv also ca -d; do March aId April delivery
IV 1 sd do une and jay delivery I'd Futures firm
LIVERPOOL Dee IL -2SJ D. r.-Coton-The sales Of tho
dsy included 200 bales American Futures Upands Low
Mddug clause, December deli 6sai DO December amt
is do FEBRUARY anu March teivery 67ld March and
Aprl delivery. 62Sgd DO Apu and MAY delivery olSISd
AUgisIA Dec ll.--Cotton steady mh.anns, lO7is
II c Low Mddlng ~. Good Ordinary vs+; rsceDts.
BALriMosk Dee II.-UoiGoa quiet HddinG II SC: Low
Mddng Il &c; Good Ordinary. 10 SC gross receipts go
cOasrwlse 3jbaes sales, $40 bales
5sID g Dec Ii|oft1r ,ia Middinc l2c: Low Md.
ding II e Good ORDINARY LOSE mel feceDta. S47 bales
CaAsLEsIoS Dec. llCotton steady Middns II &c Low
6al e"s exports to Great 1910 1000
uNcIsSsn Dec. iL-cotron NiadlnR sc.. Low
Addng l9e Good Ordinary PC; reeeiDts iSs9 oar5
1a..s stock l.. "a bales
GALVESTON. Dec. II -roron weak minonnr II rc
bes exports Il6 bales saieS, % bales STOCK
Lou.yiiLE Dec ll.-cotton steady Middlne, Il &c
uFNPls Il.-CoTlOu Mhdlus. IA &C. receipts
i857 3, Al bales sales $500 Dsies STOCK
ManE iCS-e GOOD Jfi,nsf1 Toe: Tscip,s 5.st4
bales exi L6Is bales 1000 baes
' SS%0aIASs Dee l-couan steady far demand
i59J2 bales Gross f96 bales exports to treat
b.
5000 last evening 1000 baes .tocx 269.epO oGes
NORFOLK. ll.-tOttO nieady Aldd ing liz sc. net
receipts JO3 exports Great Britain 1910 bales
coastwse. 25j1 bales saies l3'o Oalrs Stock 0'ioo'
bales
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. II cotton quiet MiddNng l2s' Low
Migdlug he ordinary. 1875. eiDts. 40
bac- gross iccsips Jj5 LODI bales; splnncrs
a. s;Oc-. 2, 35 bales
SAVANNAH Dec. lICOtton quiet Mdding. ii ~. Low
M,,.lnK A. ~. tioad ordinary 9a4c.3 receIps
baer gross. 4.7aU bales Export eoastwise ..Ji7
bale. surs. LOO aes last evening, lJuO bales slOcS
Ills. Dee II-Cottou quier Mid!ins, Il pc.. Low
Nr.tfn-. library. luis net receipts. 1873
ba - pr .o94 bales sales, 2,u7j bales stlc> 81. ~
NsNtNsrN Dec. Cotton arm M.dtnn=. IA ~, Low
NJ .iing I644s taed Ordinary. So us recrlpts. 81
ext1ft &. cuastE-c. !. 1913 bales s0's. l~td ba,rf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13
BINKlNG AND FfYAyCTAL
uEsAp.AKE AND OHIO HALLWAY BogDs.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO HALLWAY BOEDS.
FISK q HArcH , NasslG-sf.,
AhE-frEA. Dee. IS 1850.
The price Of thr Chcs ,pcaAe ana OuIo hs sway
PURCHASE MONEY n NDING BOND, his tho
day been advanced 70 lie aud accrued Interest.
These bond, ann Intsig ~ AL TO oniy 81 $50. 900
ar. a strictly inst Len the whole vast prop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13
EUROPEAN MARKET.

LyEgroos Dec il-r1ES-PTIaar t.rs.-- tsr--I. dun
AZ 10 Weatslu. dull al %. Bac1I-f unD-r lsd 81,
steady Al 81. short RIB. dull 81. l.,n- Gear,
.cA.y a. - I'd -hsrt Csar. duIl a. So tiaaisl.oar
ut drl Al 40 au ~ ~ Be-. -
ste1t, Al 10 ..Xrrl Mes steuy . .ri-i- ..lL Cu.
ai .Gi. L.I.-lume u rH4ern- s'4laj at sHia'a
pr-r1. CIV dul d 8ji. Ilpenflne p!Ls h.u
o.tI-.llt .raiy a j. ifd. Common, stc.f- 81.
n l.i t,u-e-.--4 dIil. "a
sfrs,ls &c A. Fh'uT-L1ua hAtr. dSl AZ = i. Nnrs'
No . dull ~ 81 -pfne. " - '"' 81 '1i.
N.r Nm o.. A sstera. dun % -uutArra Nutci.
,,tl tf i TO- Curl-aIKui dun - 35Sd CoOuseel Uil-
g., ,,, A,u,frgan uons rii.nui.
.ui.u u 80. splIts tufp"hune ~ LoAiDL seby az
iygug,,t Dec ll-i2.JO y. m tennod Petroleum "a q
: Il IN "a Pos 81 per Db 80, Prime Meas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13
DrouosII5.
DROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA.

4 TION. DEPOT QuAKrE MAsrkg > OFFICE
WAsinSGIOs ID. G.. Ducr Iibcr d, le>n
SEALED PROPOSALS. ~ IHIPblCAfE. . jet
10 the usHa conditions. will received a. Tins ONCE,
mil IL O'Clock noon. December 10. 1850 ~ viii lime
and place opened OF bidders Tor
The from this city Of certain Ordnance Stores
TO NewYork Arsenal Governors Island Ne"'fork Har'
Dor: 49,,
anG Muskets. weighing $500 70.
10 fran ford arsenal. PhIlade pli0 Penut
Acrouirctienf weighing
lIIUuU n lJl boxes oatdleS~ weighing I2QuVV 80
Ioxes cavalry Horse Lqupments weighing flloO % 6SS
boxes ~ahrcs and swords, weighing ltO,3Op D.
To Reu!cla Arseud. CAIOruLs 2j 2o cubic feet OF Linn
ber wciel.ing l.uJt .DSu n.
so Naleryl ,tsenal West Troy ~ y 23,2ij cubic feet
o: Lum er. weighing l.tjG .b5o b.
TIE rssryes h' right 10 reject any Al pro
postig.
nvenpes proposals should be marked Pro
Do. Ornanre Si0r-s. and addressed
10 the undel sSlet.
q. f. ROCKWELL Depot Quartermsster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13
nAvANA MAEK .rs

uavsNA D,e ~. ss.Df -irlnsscnons ssEah De.
,ssr Al peenr siOckn poss stock waIehousc
I'D .,..a anu AiataaH1--St..DI boXrr. .t.oas
90 hs,s fseceyls thc week 9u e0Kss AM 40 hhs.
t..a,s. L. ba1rs, %. bzss,
s,,o linda. IucluGing AM sA The hhds. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13
- srocK M,RKFrs-RY rE1EaRApH.

CHICAGO Dec. IL Receipts. $1,000 head ship
upcu.s 900 head market weak ana luc. lower demand
Chiefly FOR Heavy Mixed Packing 81 Az Isl 20 Lisht.
JG-i ~. ravy, - p as market Jos d weak
CArrF-R ceIys. 900 al shipments, i9Oj head mar.
krt un cit very OWING scarcity Of ears ca st
mas lie nrn. 10 90 ,0d ~ 81 70 Good 10
Choice -ppug So no 90 Common ~ Fair - JU03t 40;
slow al - ZOH-S 80 leKs - o~13 otOchers
- 80 Hf3 20
CommUu 10 Medium. 80 jOa - Choice. 81 500
- LOFTS Dec Quiet Workers ana Balfimores
81 iuQ+4 - Mixed Pac lag. 81 iOdEi - Butchers 10
Fancy 81 7jHti So receipts $500 mead shipments -oo
CArrLF-Tn light supply and unchanged receipts 500
head shpmcn r. 500 head
sHERr-No supply receipts none shipments. 70 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13

United st,tss spanish gold 2OJ~a2O5s, Excbange
I ,a.". or sse rotes -t,tcs 80 iavs gold, sg00
premium. 90 sieni, 820lOit premium; On L"huOn
tsstalgis pr N I'm; Paris. 4ifD1 premium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13


total reserve ard the ,otal deposit liabilities:
ss nsS sss GsS Dee ss siDsss
Ts i Tc,%Tyr 5557 800 6d5i$o 100 Dec $500
ssa.s., So. atS 69Oss 70 eG5e6soo Dec 24s6 s75
Reserve dencit~-- z.i6l.s75 sS-O" Dec. 2'S7es67o
Compared with that Of the corresponding date of
1873 tbe present statement shows: Loans in
creased SIS 209 100 specie decreased. 1896, 200;
legal-tenaer- decreased $S24G00; deposits in
creased. $Is.s2G00O; circulation decreased
81 g7s COO. The total reserve i$G6 .512 100 now
Is 24g7 per cent of he total deposits against Pill
last week and ~ 20 tor December -. 1879
Dnrjug the early part of the week money ruled
couparafivcly easy at per cent. with daily unir-
portant exceptions at lower rates. but later The
market was fully to legal rates. and the poorer
class Of borrowers pad commissions OF IC to Il6 un-
I'll Yesterday. when per cent pina g commission
was the common rate during thelast fifteen minutes
OF business There is und!sgulsed effort 70 eXag-
Rerfr fhe monetary situation, probably Tor specua-
tive purposes Bas with the large amounts OF specie
on the way from Europe, the actna displacement OF
$4,000. coo of investments III the Us o. 1850 on
January l. besides the large Government payments
fOr interest then, TO be made the effect OF such
efforts can be only Of short duration.
The foreign exchanges continued weak all the
week 4xcapt a frmer tone for shOri-sig ht sterling
on the Bank of England advancing IFS rate Tor dis
counts 10 3 per ceAt. Business. however Is ex-
cessiveIv dull and rates little more than ROM
maj except to shippers OF merchandise and sccnu-
ties whe are compelled to accept low rates from
bankers for their bills. The domestic exchanges on
NewYork ruled pretty steady at former quotations,
until yesterday che at CHICAGO nlade a grasfy-
Ing advance 10 80 cents discou9t-a raJe that VIII
moi permit of sending funds there from New York.
The stock Exchange markets generally shoH de-
cded improvements the prices of week ago
Holders Of securities have shown unexpected
tenacity their disposition to wait events and not
to be frightened into sales because OF a local strIn
geney in tine money market. And that feeling was
as evidently exhibited at the close Of The week rs at
any other tinae although the fuli advances OF The
week we're not entirely maintained The belief that
Congress will limit the rsfindiIs loan Ia cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13
TllHE SUPREME COUKT. Mbany County.

UNHE SUPREME COURT, Albany County
4 FRANKLIN USDERhIi.L sgt CJMMON WEALTH
LIFE INSURANCE CNMPAN \. In the u the . NJ
MONWEALTn LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY II New
York NOTICE TO CREDIT Ols- Of the 90 Non WELIH
LIFE iNSURAN - company la puf suanc Of Al orier
Court. made the aD0S" entitled suit ant proceeding
January. l-su iei I'd rho
20 day February 1882 notice - hereby 10 ~ errt
Lite Insurance Company and 10 all
persons hayny claims 0f Eiud mist SAID COMPANY tft
they required exhibit then cam- Ia the unirf
sgned the ec-lyer oi SAID Company. MY olr, Numbcr
lU2 oadway the CITY Of New lOfs aud become partos
above entitled procrefing before the 2lf
day pr ssl and IN default u sab rrdtos and
their claims AID becoming parties 10
cecding Aforesaid they -ial be precle
order decree viich has brra
br Ir ffDcceiing. aud from disirb-
of company which sal he
q York, October IA l1-u.
O.tlS-law.6wMOs THON A. :. MOORE. Receiver
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GorgOraLlou Aonces.

BOARD OF EDUCATION.-o.a lrd proposals
- VIII by The Schp. Trustees I tAe l-th
ard t.o hall Of the lt ~ Eull'n c-rnr OF Grand
au. 4 %
Tor tEe school -sl ~ ou Lc2luEt"n
ave between lpotn and Gth-srs.
Flan3 AID SPECIFICATIONS Md, De seen NJ t ONE ui lie
endrnt OF -eaOoi Buildings No 40 1ialostf t4d
floor. .-
become each wflte IDS nalc ana place Ot
residence on said proposal ~...
Two responsible approved eii-s. rcsIrnt- Oh Ais
CITY. are required ~ roo cases.
Tho right 10 recf avg f at % lhs
YTo. .aa-s submitted .. ,--....
.I....A J.. "a 80.
GEENAtN rs -. Hl.l-
GEORGE So. lEttNJl>E,
CHAl.LE- t-.AltN
Bo rt Of r,AO0l Trustees 18th ward.
Dated Nsv- YORK.. Noy. 90" l--o-
FIyASCE D..AHUifsr
BCEEAu IDE lido COLIN iilN Oi lAEEs.
90
NrH YORK. December l. l-Nu
NOTICE TO 1AAPAHEES.-Ah persons
who have omitted % psr tell taxes TIRE year lro.
hereby notnlrd rfufcl by law Ia pas Tie same 70
cyer OF Taxes, al Es olco On before me Let GJ
OF January, l-0l,
I5h aav December instant. per relt 90 al iaNos
pa tat date aud interest tt c gafe ot I'VE v,
Der cent per auIu computed e -lj ui Or;n er 1st
the day o. which aui rants we're lc
iytr.a ID AN
after llc saiI lst ldY O lamar, l11l.
money All be received aitr Oc0cs D. iu once Aonrs
a IA. 10 D. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13
FINANCE D..AIcNfsr
BCEEAu IyE tH1 CO-l4- lilN Of IAEEs.
90 taafflltT--s .
legal Monies.

AT A SPECIAL TERM Of tie SUPREME
~ COURT held lt the Clt Kingston on ihe - day u
January lSS0. prescott Hon. 4 j.. Isl RsDJA Justice
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