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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-02-23

OF which the proportion contributed las cOmputed)
by Policies in general class is s., 713, 422 Al.
of which the proportion contributed las cOmputed)
by Policies in TOntine class 1854, 945, 252OO.
New Assurance written in 1882, So. 262 279 90
Total Outstanding Assurance, S232, 500 $40 90
The amount of new assurance written during
1882 exceeds the largest largest business done
by any other company in one year
For sixteen years-1s67 to 1892 both inclusive
the Society has written larger aggregate amount
of new assurance than any other company.
Total amount paid policy holders since the
organization of the society, s67, 659, 572 So
The amount of Surplus, 81, S25 $50 SO, liabil
tiles -four per cent valuatiOn) is larger, and the
percentage of death claims to the amount at risk
is smaller, than in any other of the five largest
assurance companies.
The Society issues a plain and simple contract of
assurance, free from burdensome and technical
conditions. and INCONTESTABLE after three
years. Such policies are payable IMMEDIATELY
upon the receipt of satisfactory proofs of death
and without the delay of sixty ninety days
usual with other companies.
The Society has no contested claims on its books
From the undivided surplus, contributed by
policies in the General class, reversiOnary dIvi-
dends will be declared available settlement of
next annual premium, to ordinary participating
policies. From the undivided surplus contributed
by policies in the TOntine class, the amounts ap-
plcable to policies maturing within the current
year will be duly declared, their respective an
premiums Dttouut uue ne Valuation OF Int
policies outstanding has been made on the Ameri-
can Experience Table of Mortality, with A per
cent interest, the legal standard of the State of
New York,
!! geo 60 w y, FG GI5F1 Aotuaries,
We, the undersigned, have, in person, carefully
examined the accounts and counted and examined
in detail the assets of the Society and certify that
the foregoing statement thereof is correct.
BENNINGTON F RANDOLPH,
JAMES NJ. HALsTED, HENRY 5. TERRELL,
f. BOUDINoT COLT, HENRY v BUTLER,
Special Committee of the Board of Directors.
appointed Oct. IS. 1882, to examine the assets and
acc r. at he eli of he
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-02-23


Bonds and Mortgages s1I, 2s6 l2s 81
New York Real Estate including the
Equitable Building and purchases
under foreclosure 73O 143 "a
United States Stocks State Stocks
City Stocks and Stocks authorized
by the Laws of the State of New
York 65l, 81 81
Loans secured by Bonds and Stocks
(market value sIs 29i 6Isl -. 10, All. 900 90
A detailed statement of these loans,
and the securities upon which they
are made, is annually filed with the
SOcletys report in the Insurance
Department of the State of New
York, which is at all times open to
the inspection of the policy holders
of the Society.
Real Estate outside the State of New
York. including purchases under
foreclosure and SOciety's Buildings
in other cities $3.50, 484 60
Cash on hand, in banks and other
repositories, on interest; and in
transit (since reseivedl -. 1887 9s3 A
Due from Agents on account of Pre-
niums .7-...--..-.-..-.--.-.- pc. 1853 10
s45, 529, 5sI 81
Market value of Stocks and Bonds
over cost.-....-....--.-..- 500. 1888 90
Interest and Rents due and accrued. 3s3, 100 29
Premiums due and in process of col
lection Qess premiums paid in adj
vance S33 800. 41O, 2s7 90
Deferred Premiums sos, 725 90
Total Assets Dec. 81, 1882, --.- s45, OPS, $50 sc
Total Liabilities, including legal Re
serve for reinsurance of all existing
policies IN Y. State Standard - 81. 1867 O76 80
Total Undivided Surplus slO65s ,o74 Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-03
Gteambcats ana railroads..

FALL RIVER LINE for bottom and the
L EAsT-FAREo REpUcED % g Bo',op Lowell :. n and
BetoP reductions points steamers
H nste GsTs sundays e eHcey6d rom
Of MuIays N connes.Ts ey jersey HTnST city from
Brooklyn loot OF fatoa , 1 ~ p "''' '''' ~
fO Goab hESs. = fTd9 Slsf2.I At Afssat.
NFW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD -commensing November o. 1897
Westen and Northern Express Rochester and
hS9ss WIN ExsTsss o Chicago daily sopns only
at Albany Syracnse Rochester Buffalo Erie Cleveland aud
io,a a. Chicago express drawingroon Canaan
ny 70 6any and Troy with Utica
toga, ulens Fans Lake George and r.aiiaad. o,,v
p ~ Accommodation to Albany ana frog. ,.,,..
IN, II Louis Express with sleening ears or 81 LOUIS
running every day week. also Niagara Fans
m Eyp1ess daily SUNDAY WITH sleeping car.
toSyracuse and TO Auburn ROAD also 10 SIa'os" anu ~
Pacific Express aailv; WITH sleePing.ea1s , iS5
D. NJ Express sleepingcars % Albany o and
Troy Connects with rains Tor TIE wei ara ortq
way and at Wescet;s Express ooes ParEpace and 50
and 9t2 broadway NewYoTk and $40 WaShn;toA'~'
J. M ToUCEY. con sup't Gen Passenger a gent
SrOAlNGTON LINE FOR BOS TON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALI. POINTS East -,
fare g Boston Tor hrsteass tickets good Only
EiesSat steamers leave daily SUNDAYS excepted at
Boston Tickets for sac at all principal ticket
ofhees. -, s... ,
Pcr b T yd foot S S% i da
(Sundays excepted for Bos on wa providence lrec'
+. W. POPPBE, Acting Geuela al PASSENGER Agent
CHARMS ..,.,o,,,. ,r,o,,
COMPANY.
ONCE Pier ~ n r.. foot Of Cortlandt-st.
Consenmens freight forwarded directed to any part
Of the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders delivery Of All kinds OF freight and NOR
chandse 10 any part of the city.
sEAAND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BuR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight every description promptly ghteel toanyp)n mt
In the haibot at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOAT BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR.
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
steamers John H. and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave ID. n daily. saturdays
exoepted.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS Co, between New'fork aud
New Haven Care and dispateh guaranteed
Freight for points D. L. w y H. received at Pier ID
For New Haven and points East at Pier Is
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND Eleven Miles;,r
Ten Cents Steamers from Iron Pier l. r. loot oil
whtehanst
CENTRAL SHIPYARD. Communipaw. ~ J-DrY DOCKS
Machine and shops everything appertAning 10 tAe
construction AID repair of vessels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-03
Miscellaneous
propo5al5.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. - Proposals;
~ win be received AZ the Office Of Chef Engineer Of
TIE ONO VALLEY co ,srdUCTfoN COMPANY, IN
"a kersburC NirC until the 9Th day ~
March, lssS for he GRADING Masonry Iron bldgng ,r'
and Pie Bridges. ties IracalaruE ana Ballsiug
the lairOad between enwoOd aud Paikes
burg West Virginia beng about 90 miles IN the Valley OF
the Ohio i.yel
BIDS win received for the whole part Of The work
Plans prnes aud be AZ the once OF
the CHIEF Engineer the 2th day Of February,
lssS WALLACE McGRArH, Chief Engineer,
Purkersburg. W. Va
For Ao convenience ooes 81 pro
files and the Office Of the under
signed. Room 20 30. 10, Broadway New York city.
T. r.. EICKELs, Consulting Engineer.
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Cfrur5lgUS.

--~-------,,
CALIFORNIA AND THE YOSEMITE
~ VALLEY
TWO SELECT EXCURSION PARTIES.
Under the management OF e. NJ jenkins formerly OF Cook,
son & Jenkins 10 leave New York via Baltimore
and Washington IN palace cars.
FIRST PARTY-Goes April ID TO 81. Lon and down thu
Msssippi gnhcent steamboats, 10 New Orleans
then by Southe Pacific Railroad Texas New Mexico
stopping at Houston, san Antonio and Los An
geles requiring % days and costing $3.50
SECOND PARTY-Starts Nay 10 st Louis Denver and
Salt Lake following the route the party last yea
Reoures days; costs 81 All expenses OF the trip In
ciued In price parties include the Yosemite and tho
attractions Colorado Both return home by Chicago and
Niagara Fails.
descriptive Pamphlets aud map Of routes ready
ADDRESS 4. NJ JENKINS.
PSF Broadway, New-York.
Programmes OF European Travel ready.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after February ls. 1883,
- QHHAT TlluEK LINE

GREAT TKNhk LINE .ox-,
rr,s.ns leave <ew York DesbOsses and COurtlandt
sTss PsSurs the South with Pullman
raaSs car fn HsG fT 6i%Ss
HE GsTs at hoda S syss asy Cory
% ssnnsciiDg = CORY for Titu'viio Petroleum Cen
che sSs DAM. T saSsp Wa na%n
mr. arrive washington Regular via b. p II
ana snf r. = ana aisSt ~. - nsa,
Sunday sls ara r. ana n p ns Ri and IL "snN
,ot q AMI Gity except SUNDAY and p M On
ya ss Except SunSay sS o Saturdays
Long Head JUNCTION and 80 sns rs
"a in aSESy Sad AmS Sses
ptsburg $40 1850 and
loo m daily From washington ana Baumose an osy
sS GO % SSS Prem s.pG sS g
~ q g. gn so go 90 40 ii ,S 2S
e2o 90 $50 az 1917 "a oe a6e 40 2s6 So Io2S
TO PHILADELPHIA
THE oLD.EsTABLJsHEG ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
2orRAINs EAcHwAY WEEK I I, ANp or SUN
DAY sTATIoSNS E w YORK OA NfAiiA' IN
DYSSEbaIT T And TiiE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
x,,r... Train. leave New York DesbOsses and Court
Inet s y, seriss . aSa 10 Limited $780, $40
q ilm Il ana 10 m T. g. T. and p m' and IL
night. $50, aoux svcapt Sunday nj
7,20 w. aud 4 p running through VIA irenV"n '"i
Returning trains leave Broad street stations Phiade p
1901 3O5 800. 345, 600 73 SZO o.5O anu "a a. w.
NAnited cypress 80 NIL a. q 1 10 o l os g2o
B45, $50 4. b25 Limited) $50 I49 anu % p nv,
Leave Philadelphia via Camden. a M and 4SO H. oSi"
sunday. 49,.
Ticket Oces 43b. $40 and gs4 Broadway Aston Rouse
and Desbrosses Courtlandt sts Courtst ana
ss9 AnHe s sisS1 loot SroG sIsy
Immigrant ticket once. Pier 4. lob
The NewY0rk transfer Company win call Tor ana Cheo
baggage ON hotels and residences
CHARLES H. PUGH. J. X. WOOD,
General MANAGER General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-03
atsnmbuats auo Raitrcaos.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
D. MODEL FAST LINE TO THE ,N WESI.
Via PAaae phi. ,y,F va nG as pspct
SUNDAY 5er gasngtSs 9a s pU19 s, wsss
TO 16icaso cincinnati St Louis Connects for all points
,wssiitDxIGHT Daily for Washington and all points West
TGT T IT raSSS ocs 5 and BreWay sss
CEYTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
TSiea i 1sso, York
cSuns Tamauend. Tawaqua HazeiOn. DrftOn scranton
m op FS~ fsmngton High Bridge Branch sssSssy'
Rea isp9rs MsaS9 e@1s wam'pOr
qua Reading Ha
nsgrs Maasn ce1nS hzsGP wilkes ssas cSunr
qua %kesOsTre er9nISa, Mar sss%s sc cnoOeys
noRnan Sads hase Lake f opsicans &c
$50 %-For G'sion Allentown Resdins Harn'ouTs
Mancb chunS. VII esbarre &C 20 ~ for Bound Brook
md n'efmediais stations at EastOn AenO%n
d Fcr New aRs at g. sa5 e5 76 1880 5 ss9
S iSS 20 iq 9s ISL 80 $50 545 els Sso $780,
80 e SS 10 lS cSS po points see time tables stations
FG dy sa.a a1 Perm AmOoy at $40 las
For IreeCd ats ss iI e % ! i.s SP 4 44s. epm
NFW.. JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
SrrAnf FSd ! AXss EFF F,s :, n r.
Tor highlands Seaoris6t Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch p.
For tlantic Highlands, 4 p. IN. ,,.
OF Iiuerty-st 81 n. lao. D. Ior LaAo
Nood Manchester Toms River Blrnegat &c.
as n m for Atlantic City Vnolabd Bridgeion &C
SIS m fO stations 10 Highlands
Lao 4:4Sn IN 10 stations 10 seabnght
N m for stations TO SANDY Hook. ,, ,,,,,
IN BOUN BROOK ROUTE
For TRENTON and PHI LADELPHiA',
Leave n ew York station {. hk OF n y an ,,,s
For Pmauephia, aud Gfeensts, NJ ;4o y 1"
M So; M 'SS Ssv a '
For Trenton 7g5 $50 10 $50. 49, 5So' 7'Oo
Up m ON sunday, $40 a M, 5;3n, Il p ID.
Return trains leave Philadelphia Tor Newly OiG oraan
From stations Phila aud eadng RR, Ninth ana SIesn
S:3O $50 III ll5, 3:45s 54O hsO - y Al"
On Sunday, $3.50 q. ID, $50 II ,. IN. "a 49,. - , gan
800 $50 Il3I D. IN Sunday at 10 a. M, 4;5, /, N ~ o
Prom Trenton l:25, o:2O o. COS 1896 1894 a. M .
s22 o24 sunday, LES. 9:ls a. M 81 D tra,ns
and SLEEPING COACHES to midnight trains iron HN'"
York Philadelphia -. ,,,- sstatton tn and traru
BROOKLYN and Erie Devot, Jersey Sl@. x. 900 oel 1o
Tickets tor root OF n6erty.st NOS - zoi =.
p<4 o57 1923 Broadway, an al the finoaps hetea
And CourI-sL Annex Ofce Jewes wharf bIooa s "a
n. " Trans Company wall can oi anu cno0A "A7N~9
Dom hotels residence 10 des1naIi0 ~. pas. ..,,
W. ". sThARNS. Gen snp't
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE.

IIUPJ LAX Sf1UNE LINZ.
II FOR PROVIDENCE. BOSTON AND THE EAST.
ALL Il vi FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
dsy (undsye Boston az
m d IN lpariOi atached) IN Ci.h laiace
tleeping cars sundays At 10 with palace seeIing
&srs). L. W. POPPLE Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-03
filming.

COPPER QUEEN, Honduras, Rosario, J0cu-
- stta Carbonate Hili silver Cord. Castle Dome Dah
gren Ferand 5tenio Breeze Iron neeVue anu M Ao'o
unlisted mining tOcks DOu ght AMI sold - n. n,
w. BKHNTON WELLING. ~ broadway, Room ~.
OFFICE OF TuE Iron SILVER MINING CoMASf'}
Il WALL ST.. NEW YORK. Feb. H. lsS3 y
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF SIOCk-
L HOLDERS OF THIS COMPANY. for tie purpose OF
eecting for the ensuing year ana he s
action such other business may come before 'ne
wi this office "Wednesday Mafch loS' NJ =
o'clock m Transfer will February - ana reopen
March g. HOMER A HOLT, Assistant secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-03
Diuioeno Noiices.

BONDS AND COUPONS OF
AS Col Hooking Valley & Toledo car Trust
lOrriua issue $50. 600 outstanding. S537OO0l,
Maturing March 4. 1888.
VIII De paldon aud after that date at the ONCE OF
POST MARTIN & CO.,
M "a Ia Pine. Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-03
Business Ghnuees.

7 ARGE PROFITS GUARANTEED.-Ten to
IL fifteen dollars wanted with active business
man Western Cite Company mr. class pusiees
references gwen Address ATTLE RAN III, Tribune Omee
CHEEP RANCH-Partners wanted. The sub
- scber hundred thousand acres Of ana near tne
selected with much care for f1Is nep
Ranch and wants two partners with TEN 10 FIFTEEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS each Unexeepuonai r-ierehees
,,v.r ana r.oured Address bHEEP RANCH.
s'' ~ TribDne Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-03
SEC Cream
f% manien.

A YOUNG MAN, who is skilled in writing
N ahor hand fro rapid dicaton. and Ia me use OF
writer who can spell correctly g. neat ard vey m
his work character OF strot integrity Ia oy
"A cor pOratl0n this city Address, 80 600 ,.oo1.oy
b. AZ. PErrENGILL CO.. 2OJ Btoad"S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-03
Orean Gtearers.
WINTER RESORTS.
GRAND EXCURSIONS.

WINTER RESORTS.
GRAND EXCURSIONS.
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS.
For Turks ISLAND, JAMAICA. HAYTl POhIO RlCO'
ISTHMUS OF PANAMA and -oLonbiA
Sailing every week-Touists Invited 20 aya hemseive
Of ps which heg can make on any I0ue ~ ~ va va
take ut the extreme low price o - po
dsy which fncludes living board the steamer tne "ho
time and hev NAV transfcy any other steamer OF the IN
they nav met on the voyage
For passage apply 70 -...zo.. . m go.
~ IS state ST., New-YOrk.
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Ecrinres quo meetlna5.

vI,HE REV. NICHOLAS BJERRING will
L deliver a address the subject Of Capital and
Labor" 10 the Dr. Nevmnns church corner Madison
ave and 45th ST. Monday evening March o. at O'Clock.
Admission, so cents
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5ituatlons manteo--females.

DilubAlOno
.-----------------------~-------
A LADY wishes to find places in good fam
lies for two competent grs-one hrstclass Engis ,
or chsmbermaid To DO at late employers
ATMLLE. EKSTROM'S Swedish, French and
vans-cooEs anniresses wsitresses maids AMI
for zen
ave. cor. slst ST. New.York
Al SWEDISH, FRENCH, GERMAN AND
Eng Ism c9oks snndresses sr,. sos
general hoaseworE assfnl and farm
27tS.st We'll recommended servants may apply. -
NHAMBERMAID.-Bp n respectable Scotch
~ siri ehambemad or do homework IN small family
NHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By a
tidy and Wiling makes salads serves wines &C., careful
kind 20 children u can sew we'll Cali at 27s 9Th ave- be
tween l7th and lSthsts
CHAMBERWORK, HOUSEWORK, WATT
" REssEs, COOKS, &cBy good Protestant girls for city
TANT HOME Blu REAU, lSS Ohaye doors above l0th-st
COOK.-By an excellent cook who under
y stands her business IN every branch meats sopps Sss
willing and oDlgng two years city references city
country. Cal at 27Z othaye, Jet 7th and 18TH ST..
COOK.-By frst-class cook good reference.
- Address 2l7 East 26thsL: hrst floor
NOOK.-By a frst-class cook understands
~ All Xmas OF cookusi Deel CD IeicTenco % haSt
3Oth
COOK, &c.-By a competent woman as cook,
eneo 2i4 West s7thst, hrst door
NOOK.-By an experienced cook, and does all
- kinds family cooking; best city reference 235 East
EOOK.-By an experienced cook, and does all
- kinds family cooking best city reference 235 East
46thst
COMPANION, GOVERNESS, &c.--As com
y paniCn TO invalid ader SINGER aud amanuenss take
woman geney useful ana opsiRS compensation mole
I u@s o dc, '''''"''' ''' '-'''' ''N 80
NAYS W0RK,-Bv married woman; good
~ Inquire $50 East t7thst second door, rear
GOVERNESS.-By young North German
Address NJ b.. Tribune Uptown ONCE i,23s broadway.
HOUSEWORK.-By Young girl for city or
wait on tab nlcey Children will make her
ave- between l7th and 18th sts.
AUNDRESS.- First-class, cOlored, with I'M
II surpassed facilities wishes few more families washing
NARY T. GORDON, i2s West soth-st
I ADY'S MAID-By a respectable young girl
ss %ad couple one %eek x G S, @ bGns
Uptown Office l.2Jo Broadway
MAID. &c.-By competent young girl, Prot
vi maid aud saamsress or seamstress and light
nerworki best ity Address n Box 81,
Tribune Tpto1n once, ,2Ss Broadway.
NURSE and CHAMBERMAlD.--By a COM
~ petent girl good city references 2S5 asst 46thst
CFAMSTRESS.-Bv "A good family seamstress;
- dre-smakng cutting and fitting would 60 out by tho
day week city reference 2Oo East 40th-st
SEAMSTRESS.--Bya young woman would
- assist chauberwork or take q children good
city reference. 4O4 East l2Oth st, NewGork
WASHING, &c.-By a young woman to GO out
w by the day washing iron and cleaning city refer
ence Address D. @, Tribune Uptown Office l.93S Broad
way
WASHING or IRONING.-By a young
w woman drstoass worker. Call for two days at 400
East 5dst
NVALrRESS.-By competent young woman,
w An pr family class; understands making a
Kinds of "a ads fouf years Address NJ c. Box
a. tribune Uptown once. l.|JS broadway.
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Mnsiral gnstruments.

ItIu6tluI 9N5IIulHfItIs-
DEATTY'S ORGANS, % stops, 1925. Pianos,
ID s2g7 So Factory running day md night CaiAosuss
free. Address DANIEL H. BEATTY washington L. %
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TOR BOSTON.

T1OE NEW HAVEN.-Steamer leave Peek
sliyat 5 D. ~ and IL o. tSund4ys excepted i p H.
IN time for early trains North Aad Eas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-03

ONO CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
NEw.YoRK. Feb p. 1888.
COUPONS maturing March ], 1888, on the
y ONO CENTRAL RAILROAD. RIVER DIVISION.
Iirst Mortgage Bonds will paid nc the Metropolitan Ma
tiOual Bank. JUN T. iODI.hl,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-03

OFrlcr or THR IiOMTsTAKE NrNtNG COMPANY
rs WAtL~-I. NEw YORK. Fen. -, 1883. )
nWIDEND NO. 54.-The regular monthly
1 al idond OF OITY CENTS per share has been de
clred for January payah the Office OF the Transfer
cent. sherry fiaggin ~ Walst, on the goth inst
Transfer oooks close the 2Oth inst LoUNsBEBf
M 80 al.L.r ALl-nf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-03

OFFICE OF ruE JocUIsTfTA MINING CoMPAST.
No rs WALi-sT., NEw YORK, FEB. Ia, 1888
nIXTDE\D NO T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-03

o Sr "StSic siz AND NEw.ExoLAxp RAILROAD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-03

Tho Jocuista Mining COMPANY has This day declared a
ougrfory dividend 81 FIFTY THOUSAND D. Liza Ks
bnR 10 cent. per share payable once OF LOunsbrry
a HarEin No. X Wtlst. on The 18Th INST
transfer books the I'D inst . ,.
H. r. LOUASBERY. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-03
Gltuatons Uanteo--n lales.

A SSISTANT B0OKKEEPER, CASHIER or
N SALES NANNY an American. age % iull OF snap has
several years business experience unexcepuOnable refer
ences bonds required salary Sl2 Address c. H. EBBET
1914 Alex nder ave.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-10-03
Republican Caucus.

The Republican caucus at Turner
Hall last Monday evening resulted in
the election of the following delegates
to the county convention:
Jos. Bobleter, G. G.. Brandt, Jos. A.
Ecksteln, John Neumann, L. Bogen,
Tory Olsen, A. Blanchard and Henry
Keller.
The delegates were instructed to
make nomination of a candidate for
county commissioner for the New Ulm
district, which duty they will perform
next Saturday.
On motion, it was voted that the
city committee, consisting Of Ernst
Brandt, Henry Keller and John Grim
mer, appointed at the June eau Gus, be
designated as the committee for the
ensuing year.
The caucus was presided over by f.
Brandt, and Jos. A. Eckstein acted as
scribe.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT having been made in the payment
7 D OF t inc sum 60, Of ten hundred thirty-eght
ars which is claimed to be due and is duo at the
date ofthis notice upon certain mortgage duly
executed and delivered by Anton o. Redding and
Anna Carolina Redding, his wife, of Brown CO..
MINI, as mortgagors, to John Blomgrain, Of Cook
county, Illinois, as mortgage, bearing date the
twenty sixth day OF February, A. D. 1878, and du
y recorded in the office Of the Register of Deeds
nesota, on the eighth day Of March, A. d. 1873, at
nine O'Clock a. M, in book 81" of mortgages, on
pages 5ls, $40 ana $50, given to secure the pay
the date OF said mortgage. with interest PAYABLE
annually from the date Of said mortgage until
paid at the rate Of eight per cent. per annum &C.
cording to the conditions of ono certain promis-
sorry note, bearing even date with said mortgage
and therein described, and the whole of said sum
principal and interest, being now due and paya.
bic, ana no part OF tho same having been paid and
no action or proceeding at law or otherwise hav-
ing been Instituted to recover the debt secured by
said mortgage or any part thereof;
NOW, therefore, not. o is hereby given that by
virtue of power Of sale contained In said mort
gage and pursuant to the statute in such case
made and provided, the said mortgage will be
foreclosed, and the premises described in and
covered by said mortgage viz: the east quar-
ter (1) Of section twenty eight (2s), township one
hundred and eight (1OS) Of range thirty four (3i)
IN Brown County and State of Minnesota. with the
public auction to the highest bidder for cash to pay
said debt and interest, and the taxes, If any, on
said premises. and wenty five dollars attorney IS
fee, as stipulated in and hy said mortgage in case
offoreclosure, and the disbursements allowed by
law; which sale will be made by the sheriff of said
Brown county at the front door of the court house
in the city of New Ulm in said county and state on
the tenth day Of October A. D. 1888, at ten O'Clock
a. M, OF that day, subject to redemption at any
time within one year from the day of sale as pro-
vided by law.
Dated August 25th, A. D. 1883.
JOHN BLOMGRAIN, Mortgage.
Lind T. Randall, Attorneys for Mortgage,
Oct. 3, '83. New Vim, Mimi