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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-10
YaY COLLECTOR.

JITF AIRS AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE /,
w Y. STEPHENSON, better known as Uncle
Pete" as a candidate for Tax Collector of Dallas
county. at the coming November election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w CHARLES b. GILLESPIE ms n Candidate
for the office of Tax Collector Of Dallas County,
vt the November election,
J1TE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE j.
w X. BLEWETT as Il candidate for Tax
Collector of Dallas county at the November cleo
on.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-10

TuE senate at last has authorized the sec
rotary of the treasury to examine and re-
port to congress all claims of this and other
border states arising from our expenditures
in frontier defence. Texas is entitled to a
right nice din into the pnblic treasury on
this account.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-10

IT may interest the country to know that
SERGEANT MASON is cobbler in the Albany
prison. BETTY and the baby are getting
along nicely on SIX or seven thousand dol
lars however.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-10

IN this mornings HERALD will be found
editorial notices of COLONEL CRAWFORD,
from the Kaufman Sun and the Little
Mesquiter, COLONEL CRAWFORD opens the
canvass at Kaufman Monday. The people
Of that county will hear an able speech and
should give him good audience.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-10

Tnr English press are disagreeing with
SECRETARY FRELINGuuYsEy in. the posi-
ton he has taken with reference to the
CLAYroS-BuLwEE treaty, in true stalwart
style, and il the Panama canal is ever com.
plcted we may look for some serious mis-.
understandings between this government
and q rent Rritnin
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-10

ATLANTA, June 9.-Senator Hin arrived
from Eureka Springs to-day at las y. m.
He was met at the train by an imn,cnse
thropg OF people, There was no demon.
stration, owing to the senator's critical con.
dition. lie was placed In carriage and
conveyed TO his home. AS the carriage
passed through the crowd. heads were un
covered as mark OF respect.
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Gountu Yrcasuccr. h

yXTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name of WILL +. DOUGHERTY as n
candidate for County Treasurer of Dallas county.
Election, Tuesday, November 7th 1889,
yNTE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE ]. q.
w WILLIAMSON as n candidate for County
Teersurer Election, November, 1882.
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COInanCiie.
Special to the Herald.

CoMANCHE June 9.-The wool growers q,
Comanche county will meet at the court
house In this town on the 9th of this
month for the purpose of organizing {
County Wool Growers association. A
large attendance is expected, as the WOO
growing interest OF this section is rapidly
increasing
A petition is IN circulation asking tho
commissioners court to order an election
prohibiting hogs in the town.
church and school-house on TANNER
creek was destroyed by fire. Supposed to
be the work OF an incendiary.
The grangers are at work to organic,
and open grange store. A suitable build.
ing has been secured, and success is ex
pected.
S. 7. w. Lanham is still the peoples
choice for congress, and J. M. Gamer fol
representative.
Crops good, and weather warm ant
cloudy.
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Gnuntu 4ud0e.

NTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNuUNUr
w r. L. BURKE as a candidate for reelection
to the Office of County Judge of Dallas county,
at the ensuing November election. -
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w r. IT, IVES { for the office of County Judge,
the ensuing election.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-10
SATURDAY. JUNE 10, 1882.
INDICATIONS.

For west gulf states: Northeast to southeast
winds; partly cloudy weather. local rains; nearly
stationary temperature west gulf stationary or
lower barometer.
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Isatttirat

RtrrsLicAN CONVENTION.
WILMINGTON. N. O., June 9,--The repub.
lican convention held at Eliiabethtown
yesterday nominated w. n. Censdy for
representative Of the Thirty. Eighth con.
grsssional district.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-10

NEW superintendent named JErnIGAN,
has been appointed for the Iron Mountain
road.
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Galveston.
Special to the Herald.


GALVESTON, June .9,-Captain J. D. Sher
wood, of the firm OF G.. ID. Holmes IL Co.
and Colonel George +. Forbs, government
dredging collector, started out at
an early hour yesterday in
small sail boat for iishinf
excursion, expecting to return in the ai
ternoon. Since that time nothing has been
seen or heard of them. Considerable
anxiety is manifested on the part of thcir
friends for their safety.
Levy acknowledged by the mu
steal profession throughout thi.
country and Europe to bC
the worlds champion cornct soloist, /.
giving an exhibition of his mas
terly skill with that instrument
ut the pavilion on the beach tonight. Your
correspondent experienced the entertain.
ment through telephone.
Colonel \. I. Bendy, q prominent mem
Der of the legal fraternity, Is lying danger.
ously i'll.
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listrict Gleck.

SITs ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name of HENRY W. JONES. the pres
ont incumbent as a candidate for reelection 10
cnnnty. nj the ensuing November election.
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a dispatch from San Jose says Mrs.
Gaudaloupe Flores was assassinnted IN the
street at Los Galos last night. Her former
husband, John Warsley, recently released
In revenge for her having obtained al.
yorce aud married during his incarceration.
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GrocsbecCk.
Special TO the Uerald.

,GRoEsBEEcE, Junco.-The local option pic.
mic yesterday passed oil pleasantly.
Speeches were made by $. NJ. Tcmpleton,
of Tchuacana, j. J. Swain, OF Kosse and G,
!. Cohen, of Heddsville, for, aud u. r. bur.
ham, of Thornton, against prohibition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-11
BARNES. THE EVANGELIST, IN THE CITY.

The Rev. George O. Barnes. the "Mountain
Evangelist of Kentucky arrived In this city Saturday
with his family. He Will remain here for short time.
Mr. Barnes has attracted much attention through the
West during the past year. whore he is said to have
yerted upward of 10000 persons. To TRIBUNE
reporter Mr. Barnes said: MY stay in New
York at present is only temporary. The field is not
ready and the door is not yet open for do not
know as yet where shall co. Tut expect the Lord will
open a wGy for me very shortly 1 have not met with
the same success since leaving Kentucky that | did
there because often opposed by the ministers who
80 not understand my Work. | am not fighting thein
but want TO get the people whom they don't touch
and want them get at these people too. In Indian
apolis was very much blessed having over 1000 con
verts. could not stay long enough in Cincinnati but
know that should have succeeded there as did III
DAYTON OHIO II had had time. must 90 about the
work in my way, and intend in future not To
work churches but in public halls where there will 30
no drawbacks. In Norwich. Conn. where have Dccn
for three weeks the results very good. In Water
ford, this state. where 1 have Just been, the work
was failure because the minister's although not in
tenti0naly mterfered with me- ana preached III their
churches"
Iast evening Mr. Barnes conducted an Informal
vice with the Rev. Albert spugr0n in the Grand Opera
House. There a large congregation present. HIS
discourse was brief and characteristic.
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COURT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAuBEas-IIed by Lawrence, JaCal-
endar called at II a. m, g, IA, lG p, 81 49, 81,
81 AZ AZ az o. 53 a. TO- ~ o. o. lO6 l2 ~ l26 i3e
l44 lac lj2 63 III lo5, 49, 1885, 49, ISO 49, I9' A'o
1893 BOO POI. 2j2 -. -.
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TKRN-IIeld by van worst j.
Case On-NO. "a. No day calendar. ~.
SuPRuME COURI-ClRCUlI-PARr I-Held by Baitett, =,
2lGJ 1913 1877 22S5 1861, $50 2lsJ. Pol, 3ll 23J4
lq47 2ll6 2l67 no 1870 1882, $50, lZil, loO 4JJ2
1898. 500, 1873 1916 . 90, =.
day calendar. ~ 49, ,-,,
PAIR III-Hed by LarIemore J.-Nos. 2526 427, 11l4,
3l59. 1872 14J3 2i2G 745 50 2o COS l6i 2IoO o9''
1913. 3lG3. 424. lG"S4a $40. 72D. 1915. 2sjs 800
SUPERIOR CCrRrsrEcIAL TEnM-HelG y ATn69n1 ia; ia
Calendar cae at IL Nos ~ ., Z, H. 10 H. ~ "a 90
81, 35. 81, a. ~, AZ. A. ~
StfERiOR COURI-ThlAL TERH-PARr I-Held Dy lfuhA
Case on. No day calendar. - - no,
PART Il-IIold by Russell, J-N0o 532. 411, 46I, $751;
462 4S9 $751; 800 81. =, 7l3 22 2f3 49, l55 90 o.,
PART IIl-IIeld by SCdgvlc6, G. J-Nos ~ SiS, ST.
s92 500 $50 100 r02 $50 s9G; 90o 99l 9Sj. S4i s6l
81. $50 So. SS7. SSS. S9i, S95, 9O0i2 90i, 900
COMMON PLEAs-SPEciAL IGKM-Hed by Van Hoe5en j.
-Caenda ar called at Il y, Nos !, .. 10
COMMON PLEAs-rRIAL TE2N-PART lied ny Heach j.
Nos s7I 2O5 22U7 lzOi. PISS, 1901. Zf2i @l3l 2Z5o
1929 2l36. 1919, 1855. 22G3. @36. o -.
PART II-Hed by Van BrGnt, Case on, No 2O52 NO
day calendar. -. ,.,o oo,, o,o.
2542 257l, 1905, 1926 2J2 2529 2o5 FOB ZZoV -44o
sUsRoGArEs CoURT-Hed by Rollins. s.-will of Tnnis
Cooper will OF James stokes at II a. M VIII OF
Adam at p. win Ct David 5 Jackson 81 IL a. m
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The CHINESE UNDER THE CODE.

SCENE IN 4 CHINESE LAUNDRY THE SATURDAY BE-
PORE THE ENFOR CEMENT OF THE NEW CODE. .
Enter policeman Breads. )-"Mr. QuOng Long,
you are hereby notified conformity with tho pro
visions OF the CODE that You must close your shop
OH Sunday under penalty OF the law"
Quong Long" Codee, me no sabee, what you call
codee."
Ofacer taside)-"Fath, I'll thransate IT for the
haythen Chieneser"" Big police, Mclean man slay
you no washee shlunday; shuttle shoppe, go chop chop
churchee-D'yc understand that, beghOrrap
Quong Long" Bring him in tomorrow, one dolce
dozen"
oficer-"I don't want wsshin. l ye to shut
your shop tomorrow"
Quong Long bringing license)-" Big ooppee. Ave dol
lee, alice lite"
officer very mad, and shaking club)-"Yrd better
mind phat say ri run ye in sunrise mcself."
Quong Long (after consulting his dictionary" Me
sa6ee, me CHRISTIAN 80 Mclean Sunda school. Put
shuttee up ale time sunda'
Officer, returning later, fnds the following in the
window
Sunda.
No washee, no Gomez. Man must so churchee. New
Codee. QUoFG LONG.
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of land owned by the company in the stats OF rns in
This remark also applies to the other fholnc , IN
whose statements of assets unsOId lands are ho' d"
cluded. ~. o.os,rnoted
healthy degree Of Improvement OF the was nc
ticed by the Commissioners The surplus OF assets Tn
liabilities OF the company was $92J,o5oi he' '"s
81 ,5il.467. a. ~ e,Dno,r bove
fhe lines OF the Atchson and Santa re Company nav
hoan m nily increasing AMI at this date have been eh
tended nom RincoD n NJ. (52 miles east OF DemlneJ 20
III Paso az miles south where the road cunn noyu
with the Mexican Central Railroad, Whlch 10 co~-
ulc ed M far south rs chihuahua. III Mexico. 4,
The statement of earnings and expenses OF tue roau
during the fiscal year show decided increase us GUM
pared with HE previous year
THe Southern Pacific Railroad Ia reported to DE IN ek
cellent condition. and tine financial statement SHOWS
surplus of assets over liabilities OF II 22933l Inc CON
remaining land grant roads Is W
oc generally good. many improvements ana huSn
superior rolling stock having been added duilhs "'
year. -, ~, orgco
Tor the next fiscal year a gregate S2O,U2O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-11
MINES AND MINING.

SUNDAY. Dec. 10-P. N.
The mining stock markets last week were more
than usually dull and featureless. The general
weakness extended to stocks which heretofore have
shown fair degree of steadiness, If not strength.
Robinson Consolidated and Chrysolite declined
sharply. Horn Silver with fair amount of bust
ness made some improvement in price. The
fluctuations In the general list were
small and insignificant, and taken
as whole, the transactions were indicative OF
nothing except an apathy which has grown to be
monotonous. Yesterdays market showed some re-
coveues for Robinson Consolidated Il .20) and for
Ghrysolite (125), and Iron Silver was firm at 255.
Inc temper OF the market, however, shows no
change; at least not for the better.
The Deadwood Terra Mining Company announces
lis twenty-tifth dividend for November, amount
ing 10 $4,000 payable at the office of the transfer
agents, Messrs. Lounsbery a. Haggin. No. 1S Wall
ST., on December 20. Transfers close on De-
cember To-
SALES At THE MIyIYG ErCHA yfFq
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BADLY VEATILATED SCAOOLROOMS

The teachers i'll Ward School No. p, i'll Elm
ST. near Leonard, have complained from time to
time of the bad ventilation Of the building, which has
I'm some cases brought on attacks sickness short
time ago a similar complaint made to the Board
of Health by citizen; and Dr. William ii. Ncrnilye,
Of 22s East Ninetoentl-st made examination OF the
hudinc He found that the closets badly ventilated
nm all the floors that on the third floor not
III t he used because Of the Of the ceiling and tho
on the ground floor one room damp and badly ven
lated and so dark had TO be used In IL cOntnu
ouslv He reported these facts to the Board OF Health
but no action has been taken in the matter
TRIBUNE reporter visited the building on Friday.
II is three stories high and fronts Elmst. small
W. rd on the north side gives IL another open 'front.'
hut on the south side there Is another house, and az the
hack separated from the school by marrow alley
only rises the six story building of T. S Jailay Co.
of Nos l13 and 115 LeOnard-st Very little light and
air therefore possibly find their into the build
ing The ground floor Is occupied by the Primary
department ANA II is here that the greatest fault lies.
The room In the southwest corner II more IKE dIi-
geon than "a schOOl-TOOm Tine reporter was tOld thal
fhc Of 10 had been given up In the room adjoining
it, there scarcely light ugh TO to read without
Gas ON very bright days Friday this full Of
little children There is a closet between the two
rooms. ventilated by window and flue but the huc is
too small for the purpose ana foul smells force their Nay
there are similar closets with inefficient hues and no
proper facilities for flushing. ON the third floor the
DOM Of which Dr. Nermiye complained was round to
forty feet long by fifteen feet wide ana only seven
feet high. The principal William OBrien, said than
the use of it had been abandoned because of complaints
by the teachers. Mr.. OBrien denied that his rooms
were badly lighted and that the ventilation not ali
that could be desired He thought, however, that by
under thcm this evil might be removed ne dd
not how moro light could he obtained. Jahray's
wall had been painted in light color to reflect much
possible. but since it had been butt the school
had suffered for both light and air.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-11

The annual fair Of the American Institute
closed Saturday night with attendance that filed the
building and showed the popularity OF the exhibition IL
"a estimated that 100000 people have visited
the fair this year. The attendance on Saturday
night was so great that the people
were packed tight the Langdon corset
I'm the centre of hall. The throng or siehtseers
wandered amid the whirling wheels or Machinery Han
and the milder pleasures Of the large hall. ana al
seemed 10 enjoy themselves, even n they did
not There was everything TO tempt the appetite
or the fancy from the cider dispensed by bushng ccun
trv damsefs 10 the Swiss chalet where grm-ylsaged
warder guard The band PLAYED its best; me ne
fountain threw It's highest and advertising carus ie III
showers on the just and unjust. - -
The exhibition this year pronounced by the nan
ayers one OF the most successful taken all III all tna
have ever been held uuder the auspices OF the American
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auction Sales of Real estate.
A DRLAN II. MULLER, Anctioneer.

4 DhlLAN IL. NJ IL lIEH, AuctOnccr.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. NO. a WEST 2sTH-ST. NO. 2l1 WATER
ST, AND On MACDOUGAL AND MINETTA-sTs: AND
MINETTA-LANE
ADRIAN II. MULLER SON viii sell at auction on
TUESDAY, Dec. H. at IL O'Clock. the Exchange sales
No Ill Broadway by the OF estate
Of Elizabeth A. LOuderback, deceased
WEST 25TH-ST-Thc wide four story high stOOp
browns0ne0nt house and lot No "a West 23thst south
side. DE broadway and 9th 26E9sy with gas
FIX tures and mirrors. -,
WATER S'r-1he hve-stOry br1ck store and lot No I'll
Water south side betw Beekman ami Fulton STA lou
l9.llX1ll0.
MACDOUuAL AND hISETTA-5TS. AND hINETTA
Ian The three story brick houses and lots No ll3 MAC
dOugast, No IL Mneia-st and Nos. !. g. hinettaane
having frontage OF u MaciOugasL, - Ainetta
St, and ls4.B ON Minetta lane.
Maps, 60, at Office VI aucuoneer, No. Pinost
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TO ASK AID. TO ERECT d MONUMENT.

meeting of the Memorial Committee of the
Grand Army Of the Republic held in the City Hall,
Brooklyn Saturday night II IL proposed to erect
monument TO commemorate the services OF those who
died In the Rebellion The movement was started by
suggestion from Mayor Low last Decoration Day. The
Common Council voted " appropriate S2JOOO toward
this fund but the Mayor vetoed the resolutions and
headed subscription list with $500, saying that city
money should not be used for the purpose AT the
meeting on Saturday night committee was appointed
TO- receive aid from Congress 10 erect moInsnt over
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SAY FRANCISCO. saturday. Dec. 0, 1892.
rBv TELEGRAPH 70 THE rRrBUxE.l

SAN FRANCISCO, Dee 10.-Ihe market for Com
stock shares closed dull and inactive. Outside
stocks are now the principal attraction, the US
caroras being the fayOrIics.
Connection has been made between Mexican and
Union Consolidated on the 1000 level This opens
for cross-cuttiug that level 1000 feet IN length
of ground, extending from Sierra Nevada to tue
north line of California.
Sierra Nevada has levied an assessment OF 81 per
share.
Balhon shipments from the mines during the past
week are reported follows; Boiie, P7,JJS lu-
depenC encc $4,000 Navajo, $4,000 Northern
Belle, ) 10000; Star 81 l57.
Bullion valued at $24S, 105 30 was received in
N-w-York last week from tho mines.
The total sales of mining stocks in New-York the
past week are officially reported by the two E1-
changes at 40 1918 shares.
Father de Smct official report from November %
to December | shows: ore eXcayatod from first
level 900 tons second level. loo tons third
level 700 tons Ore miilcl, ZOO tons. West cross
cut tramway level is now in go feet.
The property of the Huh1ll Gold and Silver Min
irr Company is to be soil by the Sheriff of Clear
Creek County, Col. at 10 ocl0c& a. on Tues lay,
December II. he sale is by virtue of four eXecu-
tons in favor OF Arson J. Stevens, George f. Nc
Celland James Bowden, and john Prlquel, respect
ivelv which amount in the aggregate to H6,2O4
The property levied on includes he mining claims
of the company, together with all buildings
machinery and Improvements situate upon " the
claims described.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-11
LARGE RECEIPTS At A FAIR.

The fair in Brooklyn for the Industrial
Home for destitute children, which was opened on
Thursday the Academy OF Music, closed on SATURDAY.
night The net receipts $4,000 set of arms was
won by Company q. Of the Odd Regiment, ana lie
membership IN the Brooklyn Library, valued at $500
was won by the Clinton Avenue Congregational Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-11
REORGANIZLNG THE LAND LEAG UE.

Preliminary steps were taken on Saturday night
toward recognizing all the Land League societes Oh
Kings County for the purpose Of forming an organza-
ton 10 act in harmony with the Irish National League
meeting Of the members OF the old Central Branch OF
the Land League connection with the executive com
mittee OF Kings County, held in Jefferson Han,
Brooklyn. Branch No. OF tue Irish NallOnal Leakue
was formally organized Dr. Wallace and others spoke
tire necessity OF rcOrgauzng the Land League sOcie
ties throughout tho country.
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DEPARTMENT. OF STREET CLEANING,

NO. 81 CHAMBERs. ST., NKw YORK, Dec 7, 1882. }
CFAJFD PROPOSALS will be received at
- the this Department until IL O'Clock NJ OF We'd
nesnev necember 90 1882 which time and place tho pro
iosss VII he pnhcy opeAed For the hnal dispo
on street sweepn and garbage collected In The
CIV OF Newly delivered At the several dumps or
dumping places OF the Department of street cleaning In said
cy for The from the LIST day OF January
iSA Proposals will ready distribution at this ofiee
on uesday December ~ 1882 atl2 o'clock For further
details see City Record copies OF which DO obtained III
No. City Hall u ,: Coi.E.MAr,
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Saturday, Dec, o. 1892.
The following was the only sale held at the
Exchange sacsroOm today,
IN richard T. HGraeh.
4 story and 3 2stOry brown stone houses with
pot OF land on Ave-A. " cor OF l2lst-st 1901 49,
xi2J; j Burchl, l.. stone aud L HOsan..-.- So5,SJO
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Broohlpu Dron:rtD Cor sal; an 90 fct

FOR SALE on very easy terms, t0ur-stOry
Il brick dwelling on tho Ia OF Columbia Heights
fulton aud Wall street Ferries OycriJD<
the bay and running throIgh 10 Fur na1st via % l
story store FurntIst lot 2JKlJD, nul mt J1J
Of cash required. Address T.. LESTER, Tribune Ohcs
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FINANCE DIP ARTSRST BUREAU FOR THE
CoLLkCIION on JAWS. NO ~ CAAhDERs.sr.,2

FINANCE DEPARTMENT BUREAU FOR TIE
COLLECTION on TAXES, No. 80 CHAABERssr,f
NRw.IoRK, Dec ]. 1882
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-Notic is hereby
given 10 all persons who have omitted to pay their taIea
for the 1882 to the Receiver OF Taxes TO pay the same 10
him al his Office before the st day Of January s5 III, -
one cent additional upon the amount OF tne 1 wiz Do
collected all taxes remaining unpaid on the Isl a o 20
ccmOer 1882 aud unless the same shall % pau 70 Uc
fore the LIST day OF January 1888, interest VIII Do anu
collected, thereafter ali such taxes 80 ren1S unPu
that day at the rate OF per cent per annup 70 W.
lated nom october 1882 the dag on when te
rolls delivered 10 Ile receiver VI iaAos
No money viii be received after o'clock p IN
UNIV "''' AVN MARTIN T. MCMAHON
of Tn