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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-10
The FIOOds.

st. Louis, 9.-The Globe. Democrat
correspondent at Helena, gives the fol-
lowing view of the situations: There is
not more than two or three spots of dry
ground between Memphis ind this
point, and scores of the best farms in
Arkansas and Mississippi are in com
plete state Of wreck, most Of them abAn-
duned, and the owners and laborers fled
to higher ground and cattle standing in
the water. EV Try Clubhouse is filled
with colured peopled. At Hsrbull's land
ing eig hteen colored men and women IN
two boats moored to the trees on the
flooded banks, waiting for steamer to
take them away. There is not a foot OF
dry land. Forty skif loads of colored
people and their household goods were
seen ct various points, seeking for ground
to rest on. At Starting the colored peo-
pie, horses and cattle we're discriminatory
huddled in the upper story Of the only
store there. At Star Landing the
d = ellinas are full of cattle and the gin
house full of negroes. The prospects are
certainly favorable for big rise below
here, IS the flow OF water from St.
Francis river is undiminished. The
river here will then be st an unpreci-
dented height.
Helena, Ark, 9.-The river is station
airy since yesterday, with forty-six feet
eleven inches on the guage. 1t was also
stationary st Madison yesterday, and
probably falling to-day, A decline is
confidently expected here on Sunday;
work on the levee is still going onward.
Confidence in their security n this viein
itV Is fully restored. The country below
is entirely submerged.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Not That KInd Of q Man.

New York, g. John McCaferty re-
Serred to in a Dublin dispatch as Cali
fornian implicated il Csrey's confession,
is here and informed reporter to day.
that though sympathisinR with the Land
League in its peaceful effort, he was not
in any way identified with secret socie-
ties that planned violence and crime, and
hsd no knowledge whatever of Carey
and his accomplices, or their bloody de-
signs. On account of his well-known
opposition to the violent methods of re-
dressing Ireland's grievance, ne was
under the ban of Irish patriots, so-cslled,
end he showed q receipt signed by the
lord mayor Of London. for $25 contrib
uted by himself to the Mansion House
fand also a copy Of his note to the
mayor, in which he says he has q
thoroughdetestatio of,,thAt element of the
Irish people which is only incapable Of
such acts IF mslignacy as savage Apaches
of Arizona would turn from with disgust.
McCsferty claims to be well known in
San Francisco. He is now engaged in
mining in chihuahua, Mexico, which be
says is ct present his home. He was a
member of the Arizona legislature, in
which territory also he says he is well
known.
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LEGAL NOTICE,
In the Probate Court IN and f0y
Salt Lake County, Territory Of
Utah.
In The matter of the estate CT W. o.
Smith, deceased.

Pusuazt 10 an order Of said court in
said mater notice Is hereby given that
Monday, .ha 18th day Of March A. D
1888. a5 10 q. m, OF said day ct the of
fec of the Bon Elias Smith, judge Of
said ccu-t at his residence on North
Temple Street, between West Temple
and First West streets, Salt Lake City,
has been appointed by said court the
time and place for the hearing Of a petit
ton Of Wilson Small Smith praying for
the admission to probate Of certain
document herewith filed purp0rting to be
the last will md testament Of W. 0
smith. deceased, and that letters tesla
mentar7 issue to said petitioner, at which
tirag and place ell persons interested may
appear aud oppose tae probate of said
will.
Salt Lake City, February 28tb. 1888.
D. BoCKHoLT,
Clerk Probate Court, Salt Lake County,
ITfqh
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Dynamite Death.

Pittsburg, 8,-A terrible explosion OF
dynamite occurred this morning at Flem-
ing's stone quarry, Dead Mans Hollow,
near McKeesport, Pa. Daniel and Geo.
Henninger, N obleGilkey ard an unknown
man were at work in the quarry when
one of them attempted to throw Out a
can of dynamite, which had frozen and
On explosion followed, scattering rock
and earth in every direction. Daniel
Henninger was killed outright, and Geo.
HenniDger and the unknown man so
badly injured that they will die.
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New York Prisons.

New York, 9.-The Times thinks the
investigation just closed by the assembly
committee on prisons, was inspired by
sheer demsgogiem and that the ques-
ton Of the advissbilhy Of the contract
method Of employing contracts may be
said to have passed beyond the stage OF
experiment or the investigation Of it
should be accepted IS settled, and stten-
ton should be directed to freeing the sys-
tenn from incidental abuses ard evils, if
they exist, and not to the question Of re.
tanning or sbrogsting it.
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The Sheridan Exfrsdition.

New York. 9.-The Herald says;
Our REGULAR correspondent at Wash
ington telegrsphs: 1T is understood that
further proceedings against P. j. Sheri-
dan have b en- abandoned by the British
Government as there is no case against
him: 1t is said that should the effort have
been msdeto implicate him in the Phoe-
nix murder, the tettimeny would still
have been subject to review by the state
department before the extraction papers
could issue, in which event it is not be-
lieved an ex.rsdition wsrrsLt would
have been issued
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Ryrne's Court.

PARIS. March bereavement, in the
case Of Frank Byrne, who was released
from custody last night, held that the
new charge brought by the British Gov
eminent against Byrne, namely compile
ity in the attempted murder of Juror
Field and Judge Lawson, amounted
merely to introducing arms into Ireland.
They claimed thst even the arms were
intended for the purposes Of murder.
The ofense was q political one.
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A COmmOn.ssnse Rsmedv
SalicyliCa.
No more rheumatism. Govt or
NeuraIgiay
Immediate Relief Warranted
Permanent GnrA Gnarante ed

Permanent Cure Guarante ed
Five gears established and 9seveT
k7t0a01l to fail IN O. single case acute or
chronic. Refer to all prominent TIySt-
clans and druggists for the standing OF
SGJicyLicG.
SECRET
THE ONLY DISCOVER OF THE POI
SONOUS URIC ACID WHICH EXISTS IN
THE BLOOD OF RHEUMATIC AND
EQUITY PATIENTS.
SALICYLIGA is known as a COM
mon sense remedy. because it strikes d.
rectly at the cause Of Rheumatism, Gout
and NeurslRis, while so many so-called
specifics and supposed psnaceas only
treat locallyt he effects.
1t has been conceded by eminent scient-
lets that outward applications, such as
rubbing with oils, ointments, liniments
and soothing lotions will not eradicate
these diseases which are the result of the
poisoning of the blood with Uric Acid.
SALJCYLlCA works with marvel
GUS effect on this acid and so removes
the disorder. 1t is now exclusively used
by all celebrated physicians Of America
and Europe. Highest Medical Academy
of Psris reports So per cent. cures in
three days.
REMEM BERs
SAIICYLIGA is a certain cur 70
4eaematiSus, Govt and Neuralgia. The
ost intense pains are subdued almost
family.
live it trial. Relief guaranteed or
,ney refunded.
Thousands of acknowledged on sp-
cation.
STA BOX. BOXES FOR SIS.
Sent free by mail on receipt Of money.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR 1T.
But do not be deluded into taking imita-
lions or substitutes, or something recon-
nended as 'iust as good" Insist on the
genuine with the name OF WAsHBURNE
& co. on each box, which is guaranteed
chemically pure under our signature, an
indispensable requisite to insute success
in the treatment. Take no other, or send
to US.
Washburne & Co.,
Proprietors.
zS7 Broadway cor. Reade St.,
mis- NEW YORK
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Business Failures.

New York, O-Business failures in the
last seven days number 252 against 272
last week, distributed ss follows: New
England states 81, middle states, 40,
western so, southern 81, Pacific coast snd
territories II; Canada and provinces o.,
New York city snd Brooklyn 10.
Bradford, Coates, Ingham & Son,
dyers here, have Jailed, liabilities el3O,
eco.
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BRIGHT's DISEASE of the Kid
neys, Diabetes and other Diseases of
the Kidneys and Liver, which you
are being so frightened about. Hon
Bitters is the only thing that viii
surely ana permanently preventand
cure. All other pretended cures
only relieve for a time and then
make you many times worse.
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Thomas Concerts.

Denver, 9-Theodore Thomas and his
grand orchestra have definitely arranged
TO give series of seven concerts here in
June. a chorus of SEQ voices is in
training.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
Estate Of John P. Flynn, deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY
IN the undersigned, executor of the es-
tate Of John P. Flynn, deceased, 70 the
creditors of, aud all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first publi-
catisn Of this notice, to the said Willism
81. Bird, at MS Office in Salt Lake City,
in the County of Salt Lake.
,,Tadss WILLIAM 81. BIRD,
Executor Of the estate of John P,
Flynn, deceased.
Dated AZ salt Lake City, February
10Th 1885. feZl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-10

WHEN YOU feel out of sorts, have
the blues, melancholy, etc, it must
be indigestion that ails you.
Browns Iron BItters cures it.
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WHY WILL YOU cough when
hiloh's Cure will give immediate
elief. Price 1Oc., zoe. and ST.. Sold
" z. C. NJ, I. Drug Store. IN
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Five gears established and 91eveT
k7eoaOl to fail IN O. single case acute or
chronic. Refer to all prominent TIySt-
clans and druggists for the standing OF
Sf1JicuLic0.
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LINE -

~
To Boston, SO Worcester 50 So Nashua S. 60 Portland
sc. and . transfer
The new iTon steamer ~ 49,, <,,,.,.
without exception the most elegant boat the SOUND ana
the favOrite CITY OF BOSTON, o~. ,,or
leave No 40 North River foot OF Wnust he1d p,o
Drawing Boston from New London al 81 d. All
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDS3OSsSS
~ PIVER RAILROAD-Commencng sept H. 1000
through will leave Grand CentIal eo rre.s with
o. NJ. Western New-YOIk and NOitn'i" AP' ~
$40 a. M Fast Limited Chicago Express WIN pn mk E
stopping Albany, Utica syracuse 20 NJ re- day
Cleytaud TOCdO arriving at ChCaSo W. a. "
lO3O m Chica 20 Express drawing-r9oIl s 20 sTiIr
dapua EnCCster and Buffalo; cOnleCtS Iui "'" "PN5"
also Cor OswcgO. -. .,,oc,in inc tor Utica Saratoga
oi,,'s E'aTs Lake ie0Ige and Rutland H.. -, 49,
90, ~. Albany ard Troy special lId"hE-lo"u CARS
800 Naturalization 10 Albany ana } roy. H., >,,.
mn EyT.ess, WIN sIcpilS '',' ~
raj! nAaIo Cincinnati except saturday, I'ieOO' DcI1I
1o a. M Express with sleeping cars TO Syracuse and to
Ujur t,,d also tO Montreal connects i0r saratoga
~ ~ prci6c TxpreSs with sleeping cars Tor Rochester
Ug ilryclgnd To!cdo Detroit. Chicago, ST. Louis. Os"e
20: als5 { llyton Except S3iuUly). . .,,.--..,
II m Night Express, with sleeping cars TO Albany anu
CONNECTS with morning trains iOr the West ana
North except SATURDAY MEltl. -. r..,fu.
icFcts on sale Grand central Depot No. Bowling
Green 252 and Alb Broadway, and at WestcOtts Express
CrcGs Park.pace 7S5 and 942 broadway, N,wN York;
Hnd 1913 washington and SG4 fuonsts Brookyn ana ~
Iourtist, Williamsburg
NJ TDii'I.Y G. b. MEEkER.
General Super.n endent. General Passenger A1ont.
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TIE SAINT PAUL, MIN'TArnLE tNp
MANITOBA RAILWAY COMPANY,
Bnsiness Chances.

A ADVERTISEMENTS Fer TIE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No ] ,o2S Broadway, Thirty
frstst until D. and 3O8 west Twenty hirdst cornsr
92 East Fourteenth 81 Union Square,
200 Thrd-ave., FOrtyseyenhsti at the HARLEM
OFFICES NOS | GOT and 1900 ThlTdave, One
hundredand twenty Ih-st. up 70 p II, ct regular ONCE
rates. -
A RUSSIAN exporting and importing house,
firms. Apply for Particular TO Dr. CNGEK WaHerst,
from 10 10 ~ a. IN. DIST hOoT)
ESTABLISHED BAKERY, CONFECTION-
IL ERY and ICE CREAM BUSINESS.-IArgc profitable
trade steam engine, horses wagons superior fixtures
everything complete WELSH Hbertyst.
WOULD LIKE TO EFFECT IN arrangement
w with manufacturer specialiiies merit represent
them in Baltimore and vicinity. G. E. BArhMAN, &c GuO.
ycr-gt. Baltimore Md
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CHARMS ,..,,,,-,,r. .,,o,,
COMPANY.

COMPANY.
Office Pier 10 n. r., foot of Cortlandtst
Consicments Of freight forwarded directed 10 any part
CItbe world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DlNPAICH
Orders received for delivery OF all kinds Of frcsh; and mer
ChanGisc any part 0; the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND liNR-
Dor LIGHTERAGE.
FREIGHT Of every description promptly shtered TO oy point
IN the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. BARGEs AND GROVES 70 CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers John H. Starin and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier is. y. L., at p III. daily saturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS Co. between NewYork and
NeyIIaven Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points D. L. W. r. r. received at Per 49,
For New. Haven and points East at Pier 49,
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND.-Elevon Miles for
Ten Cents via Steamers from Iron Pier l, T. r. foot OF
Whitehal.st.
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, COmmunpaw, N.J-Dry Docks,
Machine and Boiler shops. Everything appeltalS 10 tho
construction and repair OF vessels
TI,ROY BOATS - CITIZENS LINE. - New
4 steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave Pier
No a. n r. foot OF Chrstopher-st daily except SATURDAY
connecting Win morning tdS Or All POl'S -NOI'h
Sunday steamer touches at Albany
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Tlrdnu1L.

NoRTHTRx Pacific RAILROAD COMPANY, }
oct g. 1883. }
TOR THE PURPOSE of a meeting of the
II Preferred stockholders Of this Company November
20 pfoxmo the transfer Of the Preferred stock Will be
closed M O'Clock on October 30 and remain closed until
10 IN November 2G order OF the Board Of Directors
ROBERT LENOX EELKNAP Treasurer.
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anelion Sales of Real estate.

A j. BLEECKER, Auctionccr.
SURROGATEs SALE. ~
VALUABLE TWENTIETH WARD PROPERTY, NEAR
GTH.ANE.
A. J. BLEECKER & son will sell Of auction; on TUET
DAY, Nov. 20 at IL at the Exchange salosToom III
broadway - -. ,.,,,... 81, ,,,,.,,,r 40
REFEREE,
The rccstoy and basement high stcop brownstone house
III" 'o' 40 100 WEST 27TH.sT,
North side 40 feet Of Gave size 2O1 block and has
The mode m convcnrnccs Maps al BLEECkIHS 70 Ma
sau.st TILLOrsON 4 KENT Attorneys, 90 hbeuy-st.
DICUARD V. HARNETT& CO., AuctionccrS,
IL viii soil at auction Thursday, November 10.
at l. O'Clock at Exchange S1IrsiuoIn II lfuldway,
ly order Of EDWIS ID. MORGAN, JuHN =. EkiN.
S0LDN HUMPHREYS ana HENRY DAY, Executors
Of tic Estate Of Gov. D. y. MoEGAN. deceased.
valuable UEu proved i;Cal t-fntr on
MADI-bN-ANI.. tHIi ard TUl II SIS, II Lots,
CENTRAL PARK N LIST. ltaD 10 ltfIl SIS 81 ioia
lOIH-AVE ANA BOULEVARD, l5OrH and ljI7r-sIS-
fLilrt Block.
WFGT gTTIT-c rear CENTRAL PARK Lots.
Terms 20 TDl cent 90 . Irf C,At on mortgage
Boos maps and full Particular De obta mol from LORD
DAY & LORD Attorneys for the Executors, 40 l2O Broad
way. or at Auconccr. Office, III broadway, basement
rooms j and T..
law Telephone $751;
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THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY,
90 RrnAnNIAN NEN. NnRK Nov. O. ] S43

lzU bhDADM Il, INV, Dh"; 1''".
NOTICE is hereby given that all OF the second
IN preferred bonds OF the St. Louis Iron Mountain
and Southern Railway Company amounting 70 S4O89OOO
having and the mOrcsge securing te same
cancelled Of record funds have been deposited WIN Inc me
for the TedomlO OF the oustan ing
bonds of the first preferred Of said Railway
and that said OnstaDdng bonds will be redeemed IN cash at
nar accrued interest upon presentation al the Office Of the
Trust Company. LOUIS flIHOEhALD' fIeauohI
NOTICE.-A meeting of the Preferred Stock
IN holders Of Northern Pacific Railroad Company has
been called and will be held In the COmpanys Office Room
No. 81 sixth OF the Mills Building, No II BrOadst
CITY Tuesday the 10th day OF November next
II o'clock for the special purpose OF voting on tho
proposition issue Twenty Million Dollars Of Bonds
second mortgage all the property Of the
Company except its lands in Minnesota aud Dakota east OF the
which appropriated by the plan OF
organization benefit Of the Preferred stock subject
only priority Of tho present general mortgage
By order OF the Board OF Directors, 1900. .
SAMUEL WILKESON, Secretary.
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Gltuaiione tOanlc0-- fllnlco.

Gliuaiione Uanlr0- nlnlco.
COACHNIAN.-By an Englishman, married:
TScrI S ss" A. t5 u a5hs O
COACHNiAN.-By young man who thor
Y oughly undersun!s his cuisines. s',i,,X t,y5ItG'
COACIlIAN.-By n colorcd man, age rs
y viii take position ~ uscfuman can assist with cooking
TWoSNs nI.o0KiNs Nyondiic. N.J.
COACIINIAN and GROOM.--By single Pro
Y tg'lnt young man nldeT nd ms D n,s ~
PRESENT employer Call or address 81 40 III Last iI'SI'
private stable. ----
NOACHMAN and GARDENER.-By q, very
and Of turn out ana drive In good
lent city reference. J. II, Tribune once
NOACIIMAN, &c.-By married man without
y family "a Coachman gardener or ToV rGH
be good refer co cali address CHARLES CLAIR
COACHMAN.-By a first-cass man. single
- thoroughly understands the and inanagcmo9t OF
horses and oarrngcs leaves hls place on account Oh 'o %
d SSHs Hadoss W, tribune UTtoSn once LBS Broad
NOACIIMAN.-By a frst-class man, singlo
~ thoroughly understands the caro- ana management o,
carriages leaves HIS place on account OF 'S
Soy. Adafds, w. Tribune Uptown oncc 2sS Broas
way.
NOOK.-First-class man cook wants siiua-
eHcc. +. b. no. los West lOthst.
COOK or WAITER.-By a colorcd man, from
- the south in private family 6Gar"S G 3sS q Isl
West 2jth-st., Cth and 9TH ayes.
nRIVER, PORTER or USEFUL-hlAN.-Bya
~ married German age % English sprakmg, E1IR
SLY %G % 35s a"",'i q"'A - DSDV,'
nRIYER. PORTER or HANDY MAN;-By.
~ LowGerman married. age S3 can 40 any nni W
GG&2I61&GE 1XLLMEES AIS West 2Cthst
GROOM or FOOTMAN.-By a young man;
N has good reference Gail private stable west lo''
uANDY-MAN or PORTER.-By young
Irshman 20 years OF ago Ssn eduIaGI Fo Tc{erepces
fHIiCoSM&s Walsh S3S Prospect place brooklyn -
IGHT PORTER or HANDY-MAN;;MoBy q
IL young American years OF age strong hery, SUU n
doubted references from previous employers MICHAEL
BUCKLEY G25 Sd-aye.
I light PORTER. BY n young German
Americana fair penman quick and accommodating can
If desired ]. IT,. Tribune once.
MARRIED couple would take position to
VI Of fathouso ohcobulldins ws , o%
general Gn oJ J6S ad
son-st. -
MECHANICAL DRAUGHTSMAN.-Byy a
Va EognS aP ANN bd Of RAW as once man @
furnish good references DlAUGHIsAAN lIlOuno onioo
MILLER and STONEDRESSER-.By
vi miller and stonedresser Address MILLER 200 DrOoho
A., city.
CTABLEMAN.-By an lrishman single
> age - thoroughly experienced IN stable ork temper
sie sfesdy industi o ami willing 10 work roforencoS
S1toSh s;0i Me5t6o j i95 West 37i6.ot.
TSEFUL-MAN.-By q young German OIL prn "a
,ust from the railway direction ~ ElbCrIeId fIussa
sneaking little English and French good at figures n
rapid rnble hand, very inoltont and vel corn
,n;s a MAJ 10 be useful. Address WILHELM NAL oaio
Woher. u East l6thst
IVAITER.-By n colored man as waiter IN
w nryae family restaurant Broadway house private
family Preferred willing and oDlginsi age AZ retoron0o~
AL Nest kSth-st
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Proposals.

Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR NAVY SUPPLIES.
/ NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUERAU on PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Oct. -, 1888
Sealed proposals. Endorsed Proposals FOR Navy Supplies
Der 20 1898 and thereafter IN the presence
OF bidders FOR: $1,000, ,,,----,
barrels Pork, Is I'm half barrels
10000 pounds Preserved Boot
$4,000 pounds Rice
100000 pounds sugar.
5ODO gallons MOiassos
5000 gallons Vinegar
5000 ards Cloth cor trnwScrS.
1000 yards cloth Tor caps
1000 yards Thin Flannel.
10000 yards Flannel Ga, II OF.
5000 yards Flannel, "a. 81 o.
10000 yards Cotton Duck.
1000 pairs Boots.
5000 iankos.
10000 pounds Saltwater Soap
Oucthr Of the beef pork and soap the rice mOAsscs ara
vinegar delivered In thirty days. and the rcuGing aT
clos In ninety days from the date Of contract
will be- received for more OF the aoOyen0n
articles but must include the iul amount required OF
such article or articles.
mo articles must conform the Navy standard and pass
Inspection ana reservation u ~ per cent
will withhold from hc amount Of each delivery un the
completion Of the contract
G oler all Information relative 10 the articles required
The proposals made the proper blank forms ana
filled out a. indicated by the blank.
the right 20 reject any propOSal
moi considered advantageous 30 the Government
IA. SMITH, Paymaster General U, > Navy.
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financial.
o,,v,cR M THE THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD CosPANE
Offi"" " THIKDAyE, BETWEEN 66TH AND 66Ih sI ,s5e

orYIcy OF THE THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD CosPASr
Offi THIRDAyEr BErwKES 9th AND 66Ih IN sI Tho
vT,UE STOCKHOLDERS of this Company are
h.rsbv notified that the annual meeting for the eiec
ton Of directors and Inspectors Of Eeeton for the
nun Hl he held this Office "Wednesday NoVenDeI
inst The polls VIII be open at and close Al F. n
" day Tho transfer books OF the company are @
VI nO'ohO'4 " CHARLES 3. Arthur
tors. SECRETARY and Treasurer.
-- NEw.YoRK. Nov 9. 1888.
,v,O THE SECOND MORTGAGE INCOME
l PoND AND SCRIP HOLDERS OF THE NJ K q l.
The directors Company hsvo this day authorized the
. ~ ye Per bOnd under and pursuant 70 the prOy
sjons OF II General conso MORTGAGE OF December lSSO N
for The Company's second Mortgage Income Bond
ana fo dollar presented in sums OF SAID
u cent Bonds to bear Interest from october lSS pay
able annually In June ana DecemDei anu " run I'LL o
cember !, 1920 Income ,o,ds ,oroher Nth scrJn
such coupons may also be exchanged at sixty
per value dat for said Five Per Cent BONDS al
-. A. .,o,. honda cha trcor,e honda
presented at COmp9nys once, NO. 100
roFay and after the 9Th inst to be stamped
1910 II. u. HENSON, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-13
OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION

Sealed proposals will be received at the ONCE OF The Farm
Trust Company, Nos. 20 and ~ Wilan-st,
NewYork for the sale 70 the Trustees OF thrtyve bonds OF
The Oregon Railway Navigation Company for the sinking
fund provided the mortgage TO the securing
the Proposals should be directed 70 H. g. HOlstOn
President 20 and William and must be presented
before II O'Clock the st prOx The Farmers Loan and
P'' '' r. G. ROI,STON,
New.York Oct o. 1888. President