davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-03-19

OF all the up country I pers to whom the
STATESMAN sent specials Of Gatfield's eabi-
net the Palouse Gnze,ts is the only ore hon
orable enough TO give us csedi.-
, 1881-03-19

CHANGE OF BASE-Mr. Mccartney will
move his headquarters to Pen d0reiIle in a
few days He will take with him large
force Of men 70 begin work with renewed
vigor
, 1881-03-19

NEWSPAPER NEws.-It is reported that
T. Draper, the young orator, will take
charge Of the defunct Inland Empirs, anil
try what eloquence will do TO resuscIta-e 1t.
, 1881-03-19
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

l. a neve: failing cure
for Nervous Debility,
EN hansted Vitality,
: c minal Weakness.
Spermatorrhca, Les.
Man Hooi. Inpoter-
~. Paralysis. and all
the terrible elects Of
Srlf-Ahu-e, youthful
'".lies. and excuses
N maturrr Wear,
, 1881-03-19

A Coop BEGISyrSa.- thousand
tons Of coal were shipped from Seattle last
month.
, 1881-03-19

DELIVERY WAGON. Nessrs Plants (
Mackay have Just received I new delivery
wagon from the shop OF Winter & Boucher.
It wonld be burning disgrace for any OF
our business men % send below Tor 4 wagon
when such piece Of work can be DONE in
this city. Messrs. Plants { Mackay will
now deliver goods to any part Of the city
free OF charge
, 1881-03-19
Or. SPINNEY,
No. u Kearn~y 81. San Francisco. :
Treats all Special and Chronic
Diseases.
YOUNG nIENG

XXTHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
w the effects Of youthful folii-s and IN
discretion will do well tn avail Themselves af
this. the ~ lsslrs.s.>i iai1 at the altar If
suffering humanity. Dr. SPINNEl VIII
guarantee To forfeit 500 for every caseot sem,
inal Weakness or private disease Of any KIND
or character which he undertakes an'i fails I"
, 1881-03-19

AT woRK-Aireaiy $500 has been raised
in Pataha city to have the 0. +. & \. Co.'S.
line touch that place 81 ssys the Spir,,.
, 1881-03-19
OFFICE OF THE
p PACIFIC nj Ut u A L
Life Insurance Company.
CALIFORNIA.
SACRAMENTO, July lst, 1880.

lsso
S M iu liz nsn Is e & SAFaY MI rani OUT
s. M % aa4ss: m s sss ss CAIN % % n s srss
anss the the saun the
"a T LIFE " SsGRaScE % f G @ s to Submit S sA Tonin
s,s ssa ss ss s;es b 1855 ~ pad ''' death losses on policies a"'' TIC
i -
arising from policy claim has been rendered against it, and has suits Of this
examined by SWORN EXPERTS,
stkhoers aad Directors widely capable
the most right character such make the the safest institutions It's
Article XII the New California follows
SEC Essh stod-rO corporation 'n s sh,be n, and
Trustees opin and JOINT jointly % ss1ah
snsh %n stock annns the term ONCE % R [ W & H
.as % SSusaa as no The ~ & Dp Endo~s % aa and su
Policies
% When a nsf fs & s ssn any 9s @ i sa Insurance
SsrRSScE G coMPST Of I % @ them en- the
& ,ni I na @ % & 1 in @ the ] s ras ' with sesr M I os @ the
closed eleventh year and DOM aaT lt.ni @ @ Te & as
. d ba addition considerable surplus
i sraPss % @ 91Sa s sg % as 5 @ 5 . % = % d ia @ 5 ourselves " discharge to
saill aIf.sns SsaH@a~, q d csnsl.Dr-.
Hna4a Hs ANS B'sr B% 4 E,n a.F''' e TkSH% S1sH"
P"lheM Mu,uI Ina.am Company
JAMES STEELE, First NtOad Bank
HsTs5 srh ssis RnRDsE WI ei Lea Finding.
5S GiRsGkEs aExasfSaEH Nsds1. Hsobsi 6ss dFe''rE
RSaE9S 1s. Ute Is,as @ sls Fsi: sc RH~il
a. McKI NIE,
Manager Oregon. Washington and Idaho Territories.
OREGON.
, 1881-03-19
Errors Of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN yH0 sUFfEhpstt
n for yea.rs ir.nl Sssy.-ris D"'.dhy,. ~
mature D,cty, sal al tar -.frc.s d
in iiscret.,n. all ~ t.: >7ke Il sniefrh
manity. sen re tn n ~hs ise-i y, fie
and dir-rtio, ii.r arb n tse ssso.a- -
BY which, IT. was esee'. Ssfr:e-s wisap
profit by th- air~rti i-sr> esYrSsase can
by addressing ia ERECT csnh3ene-:
yOIKK OGDES
IISd 42e@tr Str-et D l.
, 1881-03-19

! L.
\. u. isl, commencing at the hour Of i
o'clock l. H.. of said day. and continuing from
,Iay D. dav until all Of said real estate IL sold
The following real estate Of each of the within
named pers ms for the amount set olposit,
their respective names for taxes due on salt
real estate for the year lSS0:
JAS. Z. THOMPSON,
Sheriff Of Walla Walla 60, W. T.
Mar 4, lSsl.
Adams. L. G.-SWt Of SCI, Sec. -, T. 8
| y. L. IS East and lot 1, Sec. Is,
Township !, X q + ....---.-- - ii IL
Banks, !. Sat !. block 10. Waits-
! burg, Walla-walla Ga. ". T..-....-- Il
Baxtar. Ben-W. of SCI { F.! Of Sci
SEC. -, T. 9, K. 81 f. E.,...........-. Is 50
Blake,y. John-I-o:s = ( 4, block 3,
Ritz. addition to Walla-wala city. . s.
Cram. {. O.-SE! of SWl, Sec s, T.
:. K. b ~ ~
Gate. 4. P.-SWi of SCI, See &, and
NJ q. NEl, See I. y! IL NWt. and
NWt If NEt. Sec. 3. T. &. X, 81 +.
and SCI Of SEi, Sec. Z, and NEi Of
Sci Sec. I, and SW4 of NWt, and
NWt Of SW4, Sec. $, I. :, X. 3; +. A 81
parid-on, ". Hot 4 block q,
I.ansforl's addition to the City OF
Walla walla, w. T.....------------- 1!
VIsa,,sr Samual- 81 of SWi Sec ri. 4
NV, Sec y, T. 1, X. Ri E........ - 12
Go~iwin, John F.! Of SWtt, & SWt Of
SEI Sc. -, T. I, r. 81 EAST, K SCI
See 3, * = one-half Of W one-quar-
ter Of Sec. =, r. Z, Il. 81 east t..-.- n 90
Henderson, Thomas Ne one-quar.sr
Of Sc ne-quarter, and \ one-half OF
SW one-auarter, Sec: -, 7. Z, L. 81
east, aud IN one-qnarter "' N"r,
Sec. -, Il OF NV one-quarter,
ami one Ian OF Ne nne-qnarter
Sec. -, l. :. L. = eaSt.----------- ~ ~
johnson. G. G. ! of lot 9 and lot 10,
block y, Cam, a,llition ...........' lis
Ns.be. I,s blo.t IA Ia.
: bIsr. 10 Ws;tstnrr. WaIl,.waIla
County. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4 -
N.b,., ,:oss;b -Jms1 and , b,oct
- 80 a3,5,;,, o. ,b.. ,;,y n,
Walla awalla. ". W.Ta Ga5
NJ - cr, :. WV f. cy,
- Sri !. VII Swi .n; SW,nt
srl O., -T,,r,,L;,, ! r.n,. ~ J. ~ -
,,.,.,;.h J.r,Io,- 49, ,2w.l.
1a'r"mn e. wv - 10 so
,,.,, -
->o.inoh,ue' Nn :, Nm ~
so -.
-. - r. =, - =, ii L.,
four hundred and forty i3.O,. wards
mora or less thence = 70 a cotton
wo.l tree ahnui foo. through. stan
ding 400 yards south and at the heal
Of y slough thence southeast along
the center of said slough with its
meanderings to a cottonwood tree,
staniiae on the n pahk "' tne "ai.s
Waila ri.er al the mouth Gi The haid
slough thenoe IN ; north easteTiy
Wana.uana uino aiTn .me ~ ,ha - y II In. 'n ns
-, " 2s ,benns v alor- sa;1 u
raant aa'n ~ "a - ~ ,bs H. 81 ts.
Ginning observation-disclosures l503
psmbrum A p-Ss Of swl, Sec. 20, Is s6
Township :, Range 32 f. .....
Prrva Antoine.-SE quarter Of sw
cnsrter and NV quarter Of Sc ouar-
I. Sec > Townsbip G. Range 34E 553
p,n..o, rh.,I,-. Sona haIfo,Sw
l endie.on, ih. J Y nohsn. nan Wv
one efuar.er' snu 'neiha me- ., ~ II s'p ~
az sast WI "'' - AZ
90 '.'-''. '----'-- -
, 1881-03-19

ProBABLE ENPEDITloH.-lf We may Judge
from the movements and dispositions OF the
various government pack trains at the mill
tary posts throughout Idaho we should think
that another expedition was being prepared
for. A scout through the mountains in the
summer IS good for the men aud it they do
not find Indians they may stumble over
some good quartz ledgcs ani so open up the
country 10 civilization.
, 1881-03-19
EGfraY Notice.

OtASiE ~ NY Place on Russell
" Greek op -w : oaJ a.. s5th or 25ts of
January, ore Bi a., Sc. s'me white in
f,r~aesd right ai.rl g.; y ,'te. brand on II
rhould-r u, (. Wis ~. ia a.rked- Also. sns
BAY MAJ. b.s.- "a I'll i-s, hind foot
WHIT, iran I'D %, III h .ulder and TIL ,h
"SV" !" 10th y "a :rnnt feet The
oxrcr en- hare sii :: Z by paying fvf :hir
alv-rsis-n nt sa.i .,.s,nrsse
PHILLIP YENNEY.
kuxsell Greek.
February 9Th, 1881. Tin
, 1881-03-19

NEEM0RANDuMb boaks blank books and
vi other kicds Of books mzsie at this of6ee
, 1881-03-19

RAILROAD Cov>TRyCTIoN IA>T NFAE -
The current number OF the Hdil.rny ig- slys
that there we're 14Vl miles Of railway cen.
s,ructe,l in the United States in 1850. or -
miles more than IN ISL. which wear show e,i
the greatest previous amount. The total
railway mileage Of the United States on the
first OF January last WAS ~, 500 miles. or in
round Numbers 9i,0o0 miles. THIS Is 4 most
extraordinary development, and sn increase
of nearly fifty per cent. in the last eight
years The states and territories Construct
ing the largest amount of road last year We {
rs follows: Dakota :. miles: Texas. .S96
New MeNicn, $50: { 10. +S4; Iowa, $50.
The States having II reatest mileage n the
present tinr: Him, .9l6: Pennsylvania.
62Sl; New York. II 0hic 6005 Iowa
23l5. The on:y states in which no new track
vas laid last year are New Hampshire and
Mississippi, aud the only territories Alaska
ljaho. Indian and Wyoming
, 1881-03-19

OREGON AND WASHINGTON. C. W..
McCslla, Esq. is in the city on business con-
nected with the getting up oi an illustrated
work on Oregon and Washington. 1t will
contain valuable and practical information
relative to the great unievelopal resources
OF the country. II viii Re exhaustive in It's
nature and will he interesting as Well as
useful All the business men Of the city
should assist the publisher for the work will
rebound to the benefit of the whole. The
STATESMAN will be pleased to place at the
disposal of tbr IrhSshes 81 'he 'r'2' s,a:i0E
ii csa give.
, 1881-03-19

l>SpPsTgNrS.-Pste have been granted
10 the following persons AMI r,n now be ha,;
at the Waila Walla district land office for
Wslla Walla county: John +. Royer, Frank
ID. Boyer. Francis Lehr. John Goodwin,
Can:re! Il. Frazier, Geo. T. Thompson. Fred
Eof, John F. Luher. James ". Cornwall.
Henry Ingalls. Beaj. F. Royse. } 'ha Stra-
har, Noah Davidson, nlivcr G GAilaher. I.
Lyons, Patrick Addison. Miles {. Noars,
Washington :. Gillian. Thomas Lyons, An
drew II. Hubbard I,-e,.h " l-ac>ion. Geo,
". Young. Henry os,er, Jos. Van >coyk,
David Brr,,S-r. lacsb Ka,itrrlv. Jonas Bur
cker. arire~ J. Ts>rh. NO. II. Wvne. C.
W. Evans r.r Columbia county :-Wn
Cri-,y. Alex Pricr lac - r.lcr. G:e.rse w
L.udagin, Mason Taylor. Arctm.,i.s II,
naa,.. John H. Jscksoi. t;eo. Ecker Lav,
G.. Moon, J..hn Lynn. Jshn Il. Hay.. Fra,
ci. NJ. D.ugherty. John ?. Brpsn. Job,
Don.lason. ,;-orge n FsuuinS. Ea Ai.o,r
Jas. c. Mccoy. David j. Mount. Charlie. n
Smith, SewL Truax aud Tne& Morn.
, 1881-03-19

What happy hours, sweet. l spend,
He sighs, ''Aloue with thee"
'It's all, > she says, ''you ever spend
Good evening"" says he.
, 1881-03-19

DEATH or Mrs CoOK-From the Arizona
-n;n,r We gather. the news of the death of
Mrs. Virginia c. Cook, who died at Willow
creek in lavapai county, Arizona, on sun
l.y, Feb. 18th, after a long and lingering IL
ness arising from cancer in the breast Mrs
Cook was well known in this city, having
lived here long time at the Occidental
Iotel Her many friends here viii be gricvcd
when they read this item.
, 1881-03-19

SHoULD BE LOOKED AFrER-A sidewalk
on 4th street was left in very dangerous
condition on Monday night There was the
best possible chance for some mas of ability
to bring suit against the city :or damages,
for portion Of the sidewalk was torn up and
no. circumstance to prevent any one from
walking into it. 1t strikes us that this is
case which should be punished with fine.
In many Instances, unless some punishment
is inflicted, these acts Of carclessness Will
bring the city into tronb.e without 4 possi-
bility of redress.
, 1881-03-19

NNyEDpIN@ NOTE PAPER extra hne
w I"rs sac as :hr Ssa .>.,s ,,.Hc--
, 1881-03-19

THE Pacific CoAST. Major J. s Hay,
the late energetic editor and proprietor OF
the Idaho Auianche which has performed a
world of good toward bringing sid Idaho in,
TO prominence has consolidated two Califor.
aia papers into the Pacific Coast The well
known energy Of Major Hay will doubtless
infuse fresh life into the section he SO ably
represents If it is possessed of any resources
II all. The STATESMAN wishes long life and
prosperity to the new paper.
, 1881-03-19

= QCESuoS. of the prominent
'lwyers OF this city are questioning the
'aiidi;y OF any decision rendered by the y.
?. Il. r. Land Commissioners, unless both
lEarties, claiming property under the suppos-
d jurisdiction Of the company, should will.
ingly consider the commission az arbitrators,
md their decision as final Ii seems 70 us
that this Will entail great deal Of trouble
and litigation, without any practical results.
, 1881-03-19
Sheriff,s Sale of Real Estate for De
inquent Taxes for the year 1880.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y hv vatue 81 tho statutes in such cases
r.leGe .1i provided. '.ilI orfar icr ale - the
,..urt House door, in Wai!a Waiia County.
W. r. On MONDAY. the 2lth day of March,
\ ID. ISL, commencing 1t the hour Of 10
o'clock \. H.. Of said day. and continuing from
,lay b. dav, until all of said real estate is sold
The following real estate Of each Of the within
named persons for the amount set opposite
their respective names for taxes due on said
real estate for the year lSS0:
JAS. L. THOMPSON,
Sh.r;.r M N,Ila W,IIa "a W r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-25
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
reported by JOHN II. DAVIS & CO., No. IL IYalLy

SATURDAY. Sept 24-P.M
The stock market this morning opened quiet and
at steady prices, and it probably would have re-
manned all day except for certain sensational re-
ports about the intended action of the Treasury.
which indicated ruthless disposition of the Treas
ury reserves to force an easy money market in Wall
Street All the morning there were in circulation
nnauthenticated rumors that the Secretary TODAY
would issue call for $50 600 900 bonds The report
was little credited, and its effect if true was the
subject of dispute, some persons reasoning that a
call for the $40 per cents would result in contrac-
tion of bank note circulation, and that hence the
immediate effect would be contraction rath er than
expansion. The underlined rumors had little or no
effect upon prices, certainly less than the bank
statement which shows an accidental increase of
the surplus reserve. But when the following dis
patches from Washington were published by Kicr-
mans Wall Street News Bureau, there was o. sharp
upward movement all along the line:
"Call will be issued by Secretary Window to-day
for $4,000, 900 bonds, together with proposal to
purchase $2O, 00O, 900 additional"
Secretary Window says that he considers the
cash reserves heretofore held by the Treasury as ex
cessive The sinking fund for the present fiscal wear
yet to be provided for amounts to $50 900 II
Bbeleved he Will draw on the reserves by pnrchasing
bonds sufficient to meet the requirements of the
Enking fund"
The second dispatch printed above certainly
contains enough OF imitation sentiment to satisfy the
most ignorant defenders of fiat money. But it is
creditabie to the opinions entertained of Secretarv
WINDOW that the Last dispatch generally was not
believed and 1t shrunk rather than swelled
ngures at the Stock Exchange So the
market, although closing strong. did On ~ a
materai reaction from the figures that were road
after the receipt of the first dispatch.
III was not until 4oclock that the news of what
the Secretary really had done was received. II w;m
be observed that tho call covers 500. 600 ooo ~
bonds, to mature December "a. instead ~
$2o.ooO,oO and an offer to redeem $1O. OO0 ooo
additional W in October at par and accrued intersst
The dispatch is as follows ''''''
Treasury issued calls for $4,000, 900 coptiu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-25

lowing are numbers: $50, 1749 to 1910; 800,
|12,431 to 1900; $500, 9O5 to 0,22O; $1,000,
44,573 to 1920 $4,000 1871 to 1880
further gives notice that he will redeem during the
mouth of October $10,0O0,OO0, GIGS, at par and
crued interest"
There were no transactions in Government bonds
at the Boards and only small business was done at
the offices of the large dealers The quotations
were affected by the early reports from Washington
and the bids for the continued 6s were off y per
cent and for the as advanced Ii per cent, the
latter upon the superstition that % call for
S25,OOO,OOO 3l2s and further proposal to purchase
$2O 1000 additional, would force National banks
INTO the market purchasers of the per cents for
purposes oil circulation. The following are the
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-25

IL NORTH GERMAL LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW.YORK
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
Ma sat, sept. "a DON L.
% lS sat- oct ELBE sat oct IL
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW. YORK 70 SOIrTITA Mp
,,,,u-., 80. TON, HANRE or BREMEN.
FIRST Ga -SlOO--SECOND
SrEERAGE, $50
Return tickets at reduced
Gates So steamers sail from Pier between second and
Ihrd-sts, hOboken, y. J. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-25
Corporation Notices.

NOTlCE.-PropOsals for dredging the slim he
tween Pier old Al and Pier old A. North River viii be
receiver by the Department ~ Docks
untl Friday September 30 1881, az u o'clock m For
City Han F -'' sNS WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-25

II II Y II
TO iI"s9n worcester Nashua Portland and the Fas
VIA New l. ondon.-Stcamers leave Pier
daily Suudsya Included. Week ut D m Sundavs Il M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-25

1870 1880. 1891
Previously reported. ls'4$sSoS e,7i5,es5 s.iso5s7
Total since JAM H. 12,540,971 6,Sl6,S43 S,296S53
The imports of specie for the week ending Sept. "a
and since the beginning of the year, as compared
with the corresponding periods of previous years.:
1881.
For the week. s7,7o72os s4,5a6iss sios5ss
Previously reported 32,0l5,503 26,334,613 4b,45O959
Total since Jan L.. S9,7227o9 30,ss0S12 A6,554495
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
LONDON Sept 2l-2:30p m-U. bonds, four per cents
40; Atlantic and Western
certificates, 56 do second mortgage 224 Erie Ala Hi
nos Central 1877; Reading 357s Pennsylvania Central
67a.
LONDON Sept 24-2:0O p, m-Amercan securities quiet
and unchanged.
LONDON. Sept 24-50O m.Parfs quote
cent rentes 81 francs SO confines for the account
PARIS Sept 24-j p. m-Exchange on London 20 francs
362 confines for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-25
II O'CLOCK TO Dig O'CLOCK.

Tennessee is new
1000 20
Tennessee IS Old
2O00. -....7Ol2
North G specfl tax
81 Glass
10000. ...-... 17i
n Y l. T. K West
New I'd con
80, 900. los IS
1000 .--.-.103lt
Central wa LIST
Rood. lI2 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-25
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
NODDED. Z ST


VIA Phladeiphla, Baltimore and Washington.
on ana after May % Passenger Trains
follows ~ ~ ~ ~ :"
$50 a m.-Except Sunday arrive Washington 4:25 D. m
Night Express leaves Washington 81 with sleep
es for Pittsburg Columbus and Cincinnati Paror car
p m-Day fast line for Washington arrive Cincinnati
ooO p u Chlcago 100 a. and st. Louis $50 a. b
train runs through 10 Chicago
IL 00Mdnght daily Sleepers attached. opeu for
gersafter l030p Arrive at Station Bsitimore
300 y Washington 1886 Express leaves ISalt-
cinnat. - - ' OPN A'i ~"'
mo other line makes faster time the West Trains
from the west at GAO a. $40 D. m, and o. m
ckets and sleeping berhs baggage called for
anu checked to destination at Companys Office
way and at all the offices of Railroad Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-25
IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE

n Hamburg American Pacset Companys Line su-
MlEIAN Sept. 20 ClMBRIA. ........O,t IL
w l,SI PlfALiA..-.-..- Oct g HETDER.
Rates OF Plymouth. London. Cherpouro pa5e
Durg ami all points in the south Of
800 Sccoa1 CABIN, 500; Storage $50 oanG frip Al ~
Glced rates Storage from HAMBURG south.
ampton, 500. " ~ ~1F
KgNHARDr & CO. c. r. RICHARD & CO.
General Agenls. General Passcrger f,-e,t
No 81 BrOad-St, X. No 81 I,rsadtcar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-25
Diui0en0 Noiires.

OFFICE
IHE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE RAILWAY COMPANY :
A DIVIDEND of | '0'-'
ONE AND HALF PER CENT
mas Deen declared ON the capital stock COMPANY
J.. ...-,, PAYABLE OCTOBER II, 1881,
20 suckhodefs OF record p. September d. 1891 when
uuhslcf-pophS VIII close, To reopen October
WILLIAM NJ. SPACKMAN,
Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-25
6teamboats an0 Railroads.
TINE
TROY BOATS.

A -CITIZENS' LINE TROY ROATS
"a NEW STEAMERS SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY
iesye PIER NO a. North River foot of Chrisopherst,
DAILY except saturday. at p M. connecting with early
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-25

I'M. and NEWBORN from Grand Central Depot
nree express trains daiy except Sunday ~ Roston Mt
palace sleeping cars. ~ Az ~ 'NN N"'s-
" .. 10 r. with palace sleeping cars IAmited
p9 On Tna Hfsss MoMDAf June special krMITED.Nxw.
arriving At Newport Vt $3.50 Tickets andpsror
seats can 10 obtained at Metropolitan Fifth Avenue aud
"masor AoteiAucket ortoes and NJ Central Demo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-25
EcSal Notices.

4 DN EKiISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
a YORK. TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
FLOWN OFFlCES No. l.2iS broadway, corner Th,rtv
rstst 8O5 West Twenty thirdst.. corner Eighth ave.
no w East Foutcenhs, Union square 100 Third
Ne' cor aGr lortyssyenth ST. at tho HARLEM OFFICE
Nos LODI and 2,3o0 Thir.avc, nd
l"rnty nth ST. up Ia p w. at regular Office
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-In pursuance of
an order made by the Hon T. J. Van Alsvne Comfy
Juge OF Albany County the 22d
notice IL hereby given a. all tho persons hayug
cams hgiilSi the hrn n IiTauiOn doing
business ~ tn" y Of Albany in aid county, under he urn
mann OF Iauon q uthcr that they required 10 present
,nct H ,als WITH The vouchers therefor duly verified
20 Tue subscriber, the duy appointed
nIanon surviving partner OF the late trn Brandon &
lpf the b"nctt ~ OF
his unco No. % m the ,ty of Albany on or ~
the 9th day Of December 1891. '' W W NN'''N
Dated Albany, Sept -, lo-l IEoSARn p.rct,
ANTH NY GOULD, Asa,,,n,,o
Attorney for Assignee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-25
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

lDAD THROUGH TRAINS.
fof ianbufy Conn., Brewster Mabonoc oo1
fnetlat" stations leave l55th.st dgty
m. dairy except SUNDAY. - ~ MY al" $40 y
Brow stNr. Carmel, MahoDao nd
'eANe I,pIh.st 900 D. m. daily, except SUNDAY ~
IMrHtown Heights Special and Way leave l55bst 5s5 N
M hally except Sunday. 0'-'- "'' y
To connect with trains =,
lore time Of departure from l65th.st. my "u'oS W
Baggigr depot. FAB West Esd near
The New York Transfer Company will call for and ch.,
baggagc fron hotels and rcsidences w ~ Ni00'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-25
MONARCH LINE.

9taI's and RoNaI Belg1an Man Sfe1rnera
- ~ SRl SATURDAY FOR ANTWERP
ms, - he epiendd trstclass iullpoM cred steamers
BELGENI4A d.. Safnr,ls,.' -,
RHT<LAN % ss-.,-5,,., - D., q n nj
saloons siaterools, smoking ana rooms auidhips
sec"nd cabin accommodation uneNcelled.
Stacfo0ius ali M deck.
no horses, cattle. sheep pigs carried.
f1rst cabin SO.
SECOND cabin, so prepaid, S55: excursion 600
Sttcfage, SO; prepaid, S2s excursion
fEi tk WRIGHT q SONS. Gen1 Ag'ts. 50 Broadway NY
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-13
THE RIVER.

A very sllght rise occurred last night
and it Is now thought that the freshet is
virtually over.
The Libbie COn9er came down yester-
dav, and while passing through the bridge
cansed ono If tho hareroS in Tow 70 co1li5e
'"'S -, - ~" -,
with the oridSe pier. The barge SUNK ou'
was towed to the sanbar below the island,
where it remains in a damaged condition
The contents ;ncb,ded II 600 bushels of
49, -. CO, O., - NJ or,oon,
oats shlppeo from oalena 10 NE" oiieahS'
all of which is ruined.
The Mary Morton passed up this morn