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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-21
THl COURTS.
eSeb0se OesssV.

(Bsfors Judge HoGrorty.)
Estate of n. Il. Christsphsl, deceased |;
.. Michael and Theodore Weinsnan, ap-
pointed appraisers.
Estate Of Anten Staltz, deceased; rssig-
nation Of administrator accepted and
jacob Ssalsz appointed in his stead.
Estate of L. r. German, deceased;
petition filed; hearing Oct II, at 10 .. -.
Estats of Frances SarGst, deceased ;
petition for decree filed; hearing Oct. 10,
at 10 Q. N.
Estate of Jshn Meier, deceased; account
filed; hearing Got. %.
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Municipal Court.

Before Judge Burr.I
r. Siloo1, violating health ordinance;
senteno suspedsd ten days.
A. Ivan, violating butcher ordinance;
continued until to-day.
Emma Turner, larceny; Same.
F. Johnson, drunkenness; committed for
five days.
j. Oolvin, assault; fine of e25 paid.
F. Schultz and William Thurman, larceny ;
committed fer sixty days.
James Hickey, same; committed for
thirty days.
A. Ludke, violating liquor ordinance;
continued until to-day.
4. Pekin, cruelty to horse; dismissed.
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Before Judge Bailey.I
Charles Johnson and Edward Sloan,
drunkenness; fined one dollar and costs
each.
Willis Woodward, vaaranoy dismissed.
Michael Moriarity, larceny of a
watch from the person Of Christopher
Reid; continued until Sept. 18th. Re-
handed in dsfaHlt Of $50 bail.
Asnis Clair alias Prsstsn, Carrie Hughes
and George Alghss, dissrderly conduct;
continued uHtil to-nsrrsW.
JsAn HsSdsPsohstts, larceny Of . gold
walsh and chain frsn Annie Claire held 10
await Ne astjoA Of the grand jury; re-
nsnasA IN default Of bail.
Jerry Brush, larceny from person; dis
missed.
Thomas Rogers, erecting frame build
ing within AFs liniss; ssAtiAlsd aasil 90
t0hsr 5. a
.. r. Cole, sabsnisnsst; dismissed.
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Probate CossS'f.
Before Judge LELAND. ]

Before Judge LELAND.
Estate of Emilins Hastings, deceased.
Petition for letters filed. Hearing Oct. Is.
Estate Of John ]. Porter, deceased. Or
der allowing final account and decree of
distribution made.
Estate of Jane L. PEBBLES, deceased. Or
der denying petition to admit will to pro-
bats.
Estate Of John T. williamson, deceased.
Order allowing account Of special admin
istra tor.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-21

Sunday. The sacred sdilce was erected
oy Mr.. Swsstnsa, of Dublin, and 10 has
provided everything needed BY the onisia-
ting pastsr of the church for divine service.
He also erected a residence for the pastor,
and furnished it in fine STYLE.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-21

ear more valuable than those golden apples
OF Hesperides are the life, heath and beauty Of
womanhsod. Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound restores and preserves all these.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-21
MINNEAPOLIS News.

OFFICE NO. 8 Warrington Av~ue, oppo-
site Nioollet house. Office hours from 6 a. m.
b, 10 o'clock p. m.
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Dr.. SP[NNEY
& Co.,,

icy South Third street. Minneapolis, MINI. Ofnce
Hours q. m. to p n; to s and Ito p. m
Sundays,o TO II O. n. Only. Treat all Chronic,
Nervous and Special Diseases Of Men and Women.
YegHs NE1.
aAsng ysuna men, are produced BY causes well
fnevl 10 themselves: Les Of Memory and Energy,
Eye growing Veal, lrlptisns On the Forehead
DtsturbfAS DrsAna, Unrefreshing Sleep, Bad Feel
Ing On rising In the morning. Less Of Appetite, Pal
pitatisA Of the Heart Dependency, TiniAity,
1rSoAins svsr the Past, ADyrshsnsions for the Fu-
tire, AvsrssH b ssoisty, N Unnatural Preference
for 6slituds, Aad many sthsrs. Dr. gDiAnsy wsala
say - the unfortunate sufferer wAs may reed mis-
nstios, tAat yea ere trsaAfbg On dangerous sfsRad
u fer yssr complaint. Ysa may Be In the fra
sea9e-fsnsmbsr yea ere approaching the laet and
the Tine nust Come whoa The nest skillful phyxt
oiaa ON render yea Ne sssiCsnoe. In as osss has
Ne a0stor Ails1 af saooeu. Then let net despair
work itDslf apeA yeur Imagination, bat avail you1
solves Of The beneficial rssulk Of his treatmsnt b.
fore ysuP case 10 bsyend the rssch 81 medical skt
o. before grin DsatA harriss ysu - . premature
Gr~vs.
There are many Of the aes Of tAi.u 70 sixty wins
are often troubled with tee frequent svacuat:ous
tnR or burning sensation, and Weakening of the syS
Nm In Q manner the patient cannot account for.
N sxs mining the urinary dspoaits . ropy sediment
viii sften be found. and sometimes small particles
Of slbunsn will appear or the color be of ithin,
nilkish hue. again changing 10 dark torpid ap-
peAranco. There are many men who die OF this
dffncuty Ignorant of the cause, which ts the second
stage of saninal weakness Tho Doctor will guar.
Antee perfest In all such cases, and healthy
restoration Of the tOurinary organs. Pamphlet
with full particulars, sent fee TO any address OsI
Or address DR. SPINNEY CO.. 1sx Third stree
ssutA, Minneapolis. MINI 10
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LoNH JACK. Me-. Sspt. Il, 1,

havs besn using Hop Bitters, and have 70
csivsd great bensnt from then for liver COM
plants and nalarial fever. Thy are superior
to all othsr medicines, ?. II. BARNES.
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THE COURTS.
D1sts.Sot COssrf.

NEW oAsHs AND PAPERS FILED.
Strothman Bros. vs. Chislom Bros.
Gum; complaint filed.
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WELLS TROUGH ON COKNS.o
Ask for Wells "Rough On Csrns." l5o.
Quick, complete, permanent cure. Germ,
warts bulisnA
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-21

Lease Of the T~vssts, Grey f Bruce Ratified,
The general annual meeting of the
shareholders Of the Toronto, Grey & Bruce
railway was held ~ their Offices ut the
CORNER Of Front and Bay streets, Toronto,
at noon On Wednesday, Sept. IL. The
president, Mr.. WA. Hendrie, of Hamilton,
occupied he shsir. The annual report
was read, which showed that the earnings
of the road were much greater than last
year. The board of directors were 70
elected as follows: VIM. Hsncris, prssi-
dent; VIM Ramsey, vice president; snd
VIM. Thompson. B. W. Elliot, N. Kings
milI. V. Z. Falisr, John Proctor, e. B.
Osier, and William Hope, directors.
Another meeting was held in the after
noon, when there was large attendance
of bond and share holders. The agree
ment which had been entered into by tho
board of directors with the board of direo-
tors of the Ontario & Quebeo railway for
the leasing Of the Toronto, Grey & Bruce
railway was susmitted 70 the meeting for
approval. The vote was taken and the
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sAekepee sAfter-'' the Railroads.

Special Telegram to the Globe:
SHAKoPHz, Sept. 2e.-Our city authori-
ties have taken the initial step towards
requiring the st. Paul and Sioux City rail
road company to comply with the terms
of its charter and the conditions of the
several grants of land to it, by building its
railroad from the CITY of Minneapolis to
this city. The mayor and members of the
council have filed with the Secretary of
the Interior and Commissioner Of the gen
eral land Office objections and protest
against the Issuing of any patents by the
United States to that company for the
lands not yet patented until it has built
that portion of its railroad and which il
described in the act granting lands to it as
''from st. Anthony via Minneapolis to the
point of junction at Shakopee City,"
That protest and objection is supported by
carefully prepared statements of facts
and an epitone of all the legislation re-
lating to that company which has any
bearing on the subject. As an evidence of
the confidence which our city officers have
in the justice and legality of their claim
they have caused a copy Of the same to be
printed in pamphlet form for general dis
tribution and they confidently believe that
a perussl of it will convince any unpredu-
diced person that the above railroad cor.
poration is in default and should be re-
quired to de as requested.
Our people and officials are fully de-
termined to press this matter vigorously
and to continue TO do so until tho railroad
corporations who have disrsgarded and
trampled upon their rights recognize and
respect them. They have also taken steps
to require the Chicago, 81. Paul, Mime
apolis, and Omaha Company to restore to
them the mail facilities and other accom-
modations which that company has de-
prived them Of by sending its through
trains over the Minneapolis and st. Louis
railroad. They have gone to work quietly
but determiEedly, to leave nothing undone
TO secure these rights and if necessary a
judicial determination of che duties Of a
land grant railroad company or it's assigns
towards city named rs point in its
charter and the acts granting land to it.
The manner in which they have beg IN
fully warrants she prediction, that if
these railroad com panies continue to dis
regard the rights OF our people, they will
discover before they are through with the
contest that oar city possesses ample
ability and nerve to furnish them a lively
ootillion. They say they have enlisted for
the war, to stAy-and that it remains with
these railroad companies to decide to what
extent it will be necessary to prosecute It.
Without expressing an opinion upon the
legal questions involved, am compelled
to adnit that the equities of the case ap-
pear to DO On che side Of the city.
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ieh South Third street. Minneapolis MINI. Ofice
HoursIsa. m. TO p. n; Q to and Ito p. m
Sundays0 to II q. \. ONLY. Treat all Chronic,
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To j. sLEAvIN & CO., 30 Bridge Square,
General Fruit, Produce and Commission Mer-
chants.
Orders for Oranges, Lemons and Apples, and
small fruits filled On short notice. 218
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MAPLETON VILLAGE.

BROWNS ADDITION TO MAPLETON VILLAGE
Townsite Co W 1873 feet 8 rs 10 l OS
STEPHENS ADD. TO MAPLETON VILLAGE.
Phebe j Smith G&S 81 81 3 G}
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-07-06
LANDS INCORPORATED IN THE VILLAGE
OF MAPLETON.

ID Stephens s - 5s.lOOa
of VIZ of seia Sic l SI.lO0
Il of n 25 -. 100 Il OF nwla
of SCI 56.45 Ii ~ 6Y Is &c
NJ Jordan nell of sci. ~ IL u! ! 30 II ~
N Nelson Co sw aOf
VIE of swi4 mill 40 10 40 30 20 81
Town site Co, undta wa
of nea all ex TOWNSHIP 4S.ll .-43~ Il s IL
Bertha Hidde W y of nei 1856 IA 20 AZ Is IL
w Green eis of nwl4 . 80 q 80 IS &c 10
Geo Clarke nell nwi4 eX
952.lO0 of Il X 10 30tS { 81 "a 3 80
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-07-06

Almina Alden nel4 of Sc
IA II 40 80 30 ~
T NJ Pugh WIZ of swla y
selx of swk IL 104.O Is 30 50 IL ~
Geo keenan, VIZ of lots 10 2343 So 25 2 ~
do lot . n OF lie
Sueur river 10 30 SO SO vs.
w r Coffin lot 3 % 3340 OO 50 50
j Williams " ) Il of T. 10
of n ~ Il Of = GO a of
lots 20 Is ls e
w p Coffin lots 10 and IL ~ S.35 IL ~ p IL II
T NJ Pugh lot and nei4
of uwis 80 1910 81 sc ~ So
ThOs Morgan lot > 81 A1U 5 81 IS g ~
s l. Bean So of sw and
mel. of swl4 and lot 81 l250 Is 81 l sc Il Is
l. q Barrett % of lot4 32 - S3s - 3 II
A Ii Little NJ, of nwla of
swi4 of Sc andsli of sw
i of of nwi4 of sell 32 ~ 81 l6 81
ID w Evans n u OF GOA
of LOTT 81 50 IS
Il c Fleet a of n lOaO
e 81 u OF lott 81 ~ 81
TOlman l. Bingham swa
Of neLs of LeSueur river
ex Persons 1 acres 81 32.43 81 ~ 81
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-07-06
DELINQUENT YAXL|ST.

A List of Lands and Town Lots
in the County Of Blue Earth
and State of Minnesota, upon
which Taxes are Delinquent
and Unpaid for the Year 1882,
including the Penalty Of ten
per cent. upon said Taxes, on
the 1st day of June, 1888.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-07-06

q ans Subdivision of N :. of NV i and
Y Il anfN u of Sc 4 of sec IL township
<. lOI rnnHe %
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DECORIA.

DECORIA.
Township 107, Range &c.
VIM NJ Pratt e,E of SEA I 80 IS 95 / 30 20 S.
w Lewis Subdivision of the Sc i of Sec 7,
Township 1O7, Range &c.
w + Lewis lott 1890 Oj 81 6 80
d Wicks sela of nei
of river % l06 II ! II
Burt's Subdivision of the N = of NV Il OF
Sec 8, Township lO1, RANGE 2G.
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The Great English Specialists
Ors. Carter, Son g.
Christensen
Have permanently located in

MI A. M * A II O.
They may bc found at all times from "A
III Ia IL m. AMI from =" Ia - y M, AT their of =
nee, 10 Main street. They viii visit 81 Peter
every Monday and Tuesday during the cnSu
Il.LA
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Township l05, Range &c.

IL Beardsley lot 4
Chris ArvOld lot l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19

weak prices losI5c lower no Exports offered Good 70
81 IS; Grass Texans So 80 as4 5; Hslf-breeds "a.
Sheep-Recepts 1000 shipments 200; market slow but
steady Inferior TO Fair 81 5UG$3 TO- Good S. 80 Choice
"a; Texans 81 500s3 as
BUFFALO Sept l8--Ca,ne- Receipts today S65 head;
total for week thus far $500; for Lass 65Oc
receipts consigned through 81 market dull and lower
sales-Fair to Good s. 75asj 40 Light Butchers S. %
81 %; Fat Bulls So 60GS4
SheepRecepts to-day 400 head total for week thus
Tar 1000 head for the time last week 1900 head
receipts consigned through market had an improved
demand Saes-Far 10 Good Western sheep So 15d$f 20
Choice 10 Fancy 81 4OG+5 TO- Good Lambs 81 rs a 20
many cars unsod.
Roas-Receuts to-day 200 heae total far
consigned dun Good 10
Choice Workers l5dS5 GrssseTs and Michgans - 20
d$l Good Medium and Heavy 50 10 0s5 80; Extra $50
no Choice heavy here; Pigs 81 l0GS4 Co.
ST. LOUIS. Sept observation-disclosures 1900; shipments
6O Good Natives and steady Range Cattle In fair
demand Exports So as Us Good 10 Choice shipping 80 40
DS5 85 Medium TO Fair 50 756S5 20 Native Butchers in
improved demand at $3 6gdSi 20; Grass Texans SIS jOs
81 10; Indians SO 6O6$4 30.
Seep-Receipts 1900; shipments arket slew and
rat Common 10 Medium 81 5OG$5 Fair TO Good
50 goa 50 75; Prime 1854 20.
Hogs-Recepts 2300i shipments 1000; market aetiye;
Light S. 50 o. Packing 81 60GSj Butchers 80 $50 i6;
closed steady.
EAST LIBERTY Penn. Sept 1s.-Ca,Hs-Receipts to-day
l74S heal The market was very dull and prices were 20
lower than yesterday.
Hogs-Recepts to-day 700 head; market dull PhiadeL
phls SO 40 a % 50 Workers So ZOdJ 80
SkeepReceips to-day ZOO market fair and prices shade
higher than yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Sept ls-l9;3O y. m.-Coton-Tbe market Is
uucter Middhng Upands tsd do Orleans 55ied sales
1OOOp bales including 2500 for speculation anu exports
receDts. $3.50 bales, including 200 bales American
Futures pancs Low Middlng clause september delivery
js5c4dalsO 511st september and OCTOBER devery,
5el also 5od also 5'sd. do. November and December
denyerv. 6ss4d.; also J4sld.; also 6sSS4d; 40; De-
and January delivery 5'e4d also 5'4d do Janu
airy February delivery 5ssead also 5s4d also 0's4c
DO February and March delivery. 62sad also 6e4d, do.
Aur and May delivery Gs4u do Nav and June he VERY.
6eid aso 6SGad also 6sd; do July ana August delivery,
6l2eti. also 6"s4d. Futures fiat.
LIVERPOOL. sept lS.-l3D m-CottOn-The sales OF the
dav included 6uOJ bales American.
LIVERPOOL. sept. lS-JOO J.. m-COttOn- Fututes-Up-
lands Mddng clause. october and November delivery
jSs4d; do November aud December delivery JOs4; do
December and January delivery JSsd do. January ana
February delivery. 5Ss4d do March and April delivery,
6Gr DO. April and May delivery 3D. Futures closed bare y
STEADY
GALVESTON Sept 18.-COttOn firm MIdding. 10lsc; low
Middlng Yc Coca Ordinary 9ifc.; net receIDt, $40
bales li4O bales sales, ga bales; stock, 325So
bales
NEw-ORLEASs Sept ls.-CotOn firm; MiddliRT 1Ostsc.;
Low Nid1nng. Jsc Good Ordinary 9tsc. net receipts,
ATS gross 3lO5 baos; sales rOOo oales stock,
63,435 bales
SAVANNAH, Sept. 1S-Cotton steady; Mildng lOc; Low
Midding. 9lic Good Ordinary Ssc net receipts4 81
bales; gross Gll bales; exports COastwise l3l bales
sales 22U0 bales last evening 300 bales stock, 2o445
bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET

Of 5. al .a gs nd ~ Tor rc
iJS caiiSais hali Ie.sey Uity. sta thee
e be' iscnI S1sii Ga AN % m a o
better Later n me week 49,. -, ..,,, .,.. -. r -
csc md reported 8 low rs 90. Poor TO Prime
alive ,ef sold at iGJA an. l1sh western Dressed ut
no homcntso OF Live sIocx Fresh Meat from this port
"chEvEs-Rscepts were 27$ hsad-l5o at GS.h.st. 100
at washington Aans a az s 1s , ~ h", Pr, o
Veals i.te n IN r Erlssers and Bderm TX caves
sod AZ l2c Common To lIue Ncas AT 2GJ PC, with
Dressed Yeas in bster demand than Monday %
c, aud Dressed Grassera and Butcrmk Calves selling
saeoES g. Alpauqh co sold G2 Bucks County veals,
40 10. ~ Od9.c; do (coaTsel at 1c M, !, 80
n a. Sc ! do i4o n. az sSc. ito: 1888 10, a. sc.
o. oliver sold: Jelsoy Veal l4j H. at sc no. lOo ID az
H. b. Poucher sold Jersey Veas various weights at .
J. 3. Richardson & Co. sold Jersey veas various
r s Kase sold: Peun,ylvamt veas $50 ID, at ssc; 10
Haisnb.SS ~ DAVIS sold: - Canada veals 1873 ~ at so
80 DO l9 d. at ~ ButteiE calves 2Sa b ut 4ScI 80
~ sirGEP ASD IAaBs-Heceipls wero cars Of LAO
o at inc Ts C Of S SIS but was
Than Yesterday AMI prices tribe hgher CSawyn 20 1So
69ac Common to Good Lambs ranged rom TO &C. , q, n
100 Poor stock sells down to much lower nsuros 80
Den9eek Dewey sod yese,Iy s aac i3t DO So
No. at &C. slO s. state do "a d. at Osc ISo DO 90 10
Neasa aaiaa 90 g g & a. 50 sheen So So2 is Sno
Bucks, ITO S al Sc DO $50 n at Sac; lzdo 100 d.
sc. -. q. o. -,
Hume Mullen sold $50 Pennsylvania Lambs 20 10 al
bc: 70 state no. 90 h at 5c III state Sheep lO4 ID AZ
Hailenbees paws sold sg state Lambs. 90 ~ at c;
II MicIgan sheep 1888 b24e 1875 Modocs 93 b nj 4c
and 81 state do. 40 b. at 4l4c. g. 60 ao a. -.
Judd Bucking ham sold 2Ol Kentucky sheep' 90 ID a1
<Ssc. -, an - -.
II do 65 TO- &c; lives, % ~ at 4e late yesterday 90
saie Iamls G5 10 at 5sc; "a state sheep "a n at w.
j. ~ PdcOck sold; rs Jersey Ewes. ITO d. az ic Jer'
sey Lambs, 10 10 at Sc o.o, -, -. ~,
HOG|-He eipts were 10 OF 2 507 head cara az
Jersey aud 10 at zOhs The market ruled alis
and quote Common 10 Prime Hogs al 20 ~
q.
Country Dressed fair demand Al 8ay &c Tor Aght no
Sc aediuin. and Gl2a7c for lIeayy. 80 -, -.
sAles-.mlth Reid sold; los Western Hogs 2OS ~ az
IS 00 s7 d I7s To- at SIS 5 10 Pigs. llS h. At 81 o.
LIVE STOCK MARKErS-BY TELEGRAPH
CHICAGO, Sept 1s-Ths Drogsrs Journal reports
10 900 shipments 1000 market very weak ana
lUdl5 Packing 4OOf4 o. Packing ana shipping
Light "a IS e$5 skps SJ 6D0$4 4O closed very
Atagnant
CssRecelpts 5000 shipments 1900, market quiet and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
Gurouean advertisements
election Notices.
STATE OF NEw.YogK.
STATE NEwYoRK
OFFICE or IHE SECRETARY OF STATF.}
- - - ALBANY, August 10 1888.
no THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF

OFFICE OF !g g,S sEc iI.i O. sSgEArr.}
no THE SHERIFF OF The COUNTY OF
sR Nocg Hereby given that the General Election
Monday Of Noyem0er November g. tho following
sccrety OF ststS. the pi ,ce OF JOSEPH D CARR.
ATleasurer, in the ace Of RIO 5EIf A. maxwell.
An Attorney Genera, IN the place Of LESLIE w. RUS.
state Engineer and Surveyor. In the place of srLAs
Two Jusices OF tho supreme cour Of the First Judicial
Two justices OF the CITY Court OF NewYork. in place OF
GEORGE SHEA and CHARLES !. NEHRBAS ,o., 49,,
mn senate Licts comprising the counties Of Richmond
County ON GERS sl,o to be elected for said county,
IL iae Saso d T. DocHARrY
whSs H % hse ON he ms Sy
Chapter 4ds Laws OF 1883 which hereto annexed aud
I11' : paw ~ '''' CHAP: ass.
AN ACT 10 provide for submitting to the Electors OF the
stao the proposition to abolish Contract Labor from the
The Esopic u ne STATE q YORK. rp1.ssnea
sEciioS l. inspectors each poll in the severa,
to S ana g s IN ON the . d ns OnS
tSousand EIGHT haSGred ssnytGree .hS provide
ton proposition abolish contract labor from the
s Written cPa pn partly
IN m me state s pr Il aO on
which shall be written printed, OF partly written and
p pTcpS.on g abolish Contract from
The sad ballot shall be Saps ss na S rs M msr
Legislature in their respective dsrcts shall be entitled
adoption OF said proposition daring the day
election the several election districts In which thoy re-
AIDE
Respectfully yours
JOSEPH d. CARR,
Secretary OF State.
You are without delay to deliver copy Of the above
notice 10 the supervisor OF the Asseors OF each
town or ward your county also 10 copy OF
said notice according law each
week until election lsee Laws Of 1875 Chapter 49,.
Section IL
certify copy of the Election Notice
received by this day from the SECRETARY Of state
A. V. DAVIDSON,
SHERIFF OF the City md County OF New-Yorh
Publishers OF viii not insert this adv erttsement
unless especially authorized so to do
A. v. DAVIDSON
Sheriff Of the City aud County Of NswYork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19

p.utovu. No. IL, well opened with now OF
snas for the first hour; later upon being dries
s about 1 ss1 pro an oaa
AL tho Ill ~ rom 1000 TO 1900 barrels an hour
81 'n however is an interior one, situated in sooo
1he and therefore Is not significant as the Howe
.,s;cn are being drilled In the border OF the Ball
belt and which are to open
sales to 81 1879; sharp rally to 81 10y lol
S out close was made at 81 1aS ln9 aote
Of tDe TO improve the future condition unless tne
than nterests which control the situation 90 wnat
fpccs.a ~ rDs statistics warrant-namely iet go ehs
70 The close OF the market was not weak nor
strong =, 0r,.a. and the total dealings here
folevs: N.Y.Pst Cons Elk
a.eosuo. 1I6G 1I5la
nbis *
ss sssapccs yesterday, bbs-.------ o'aNN'0oV
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MILK.

daily Tcceiptsof MIX AMI ereau AZ NC dnerent
railroad distributing poI- In ad the city during
week have been As follows. Eue. 500 cans 81 mix
and cans OF Harlem. 2293 Ms
OF milk ana 10 cans OF cream Sew-nav,n and Hartford
g3- cans OF milk Now-lOlk CITY and Northern $50
ems OF mix. jersey Central. 800 OF milk
O cream Midland. 1850 cans 0i max aud - cans OF
cream mi short Toufog l12j OF milk AMI
no cans al crean Tho daily GO7
OF milk and OF The price at which
tho 81 rplus sold the platforms 81 - OF 40