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Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-10

c 3rrled with him what may be looked
l as a dangerous weapon In the east,
tut which We denominste as q "toy
yistol."
Little did no think that the person
s3aght after wan among the crowd that
/ o was addressing, and, os he made
he remark thai he would live to rid
the southwest of it's greatest terror,
,mphasizlng his threat by displaying
tvs weapon, he Immediately fell dead
In his tracks shot through the heart,
another victim of the unerring aim OF
the famous outlaw.
The remains were placed In a rude
pine box and planted in an obscure
portion of the cemetery. And l have
seen it somewheres In print that the
good. hearted, honest old miners, with
a sense Of the eternal fitness OF things
that was simply exquisite, placed a
pine board at the head of the grave,
and, with a piece of charcoal, In
scribed on 1t those sad and touching
words:
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-10
Kidney Disease Cured.

Christiansburg, Va, 1881.
Suffering from kidney disease,
from which ! could get no relief, I
tried Browns Iron Bitters, which
cured me completely. a child Of
mine, recovering from scarlet fever,
had no appetite and did not seem to
be able TO eat at all. lgave him Iron
Bitters with the happiest results.
]. KYLE MONTAGUE
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-10

1 walked In aud vainly looked
around for a mart of commerce, but
there were no visible signs of traffic
except the continuous clstter of the
ivory chips. There wal no buying or
selling that l could see, but there was
any number of people grouped around
the various tables placing round, white
checks (chips) on the various cards.
'Ill put that on the queen" wildly
cried an excited player, and q sturdy
young EugliAhman, who had Just
dropped In protested, as q loyal
subject, against the flip.
panoy of the remark, and stated that
the queen had a right to wear any
thing she pleased, from calico to the
finest silk. SO far no corn or wheat
had been sold to my knowledge, and
yet this was the board of trade. But
some Of the people present seemed to
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-10

Major Fl. w. Hines, Boston, writes:
''Samaritan Nerpine cure roe of fts."
81 80, druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-07-07

Are You disturbed at night and
broken Of your rest by a sick child
suffering ard crying with pain OF
cutting teeth If SO, send at once
and get a bottle of Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing. It's value is incalculable. It
will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Depend upon it,
mothers, there is no mistake about
it. 1t cures d~ysentery and diarrhoea,
regulates the stomach aud bowels,
cures wind collie, softens the gums,
reduces Inflammation. and gives tone
and energT to the whole system.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
Children Teething is pleasant to The
taste, and is the prescription of one
of the Oldest and best female physl
clans and nurses in the UniteiSta:cs
and is for sale by all druggist.
throughout the world. Price -
cents a bottle.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-07-07

business failures throughout
the country for the past six months
number 4,637; the liabilities werc
s66, OOO, 900.
--Collections of internal rev.
enue for the first eleven months OF
the fiscal year ending June 3Oth,
1883, show an increase of over tour
millions from spirits over 1882.
ELAN, Of the Richmond, Va,
Wig, and Beirne, Of the State,
fought a duel in Augusta county,
Va, the other day two shots were
exchanged ; at the second fire Elan
received a dangerous wound in the
right thigh +; Elan was removed to a
private residence aud his wife tele.
graphed for.
The following are the total
net receipts OF cotton at all the
ports since September !, 1882: Gal
weston, S2l ,343 bales New Orleans,
1,646, 1913; Mobile, 310,503; Savan-
nab, SO7,Sl4 Charleston, 564 ,52S F.;
Wilmington, 12S,6S5 f; Norfolk,
1851; Baltimore, 1850; New
York, l5l,l0o Boston, lss,6Oo ,
Providence, 1888; Philadelphia,
94,591 ; West Point, 217,547 =; Port
Royal, l9,452; Brunswick, 5,50S
Pensacola, 4,469 ; City Point, t..
4S4 1ndianola, 1905 total, s..
S62,6S9.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-07-07
-Hinpham School Catalogue il

bingham School Catalogue ID
There were 25s pupils il
attendance in 1882, 40 from Nortl
Carolina, and 118 attracted frou
other States by the steadily %increas
ing fame of the School. The ne,
buildings are much better than thos
burned a year ago, and are lighte,
with gas. The best Gymnasium il
the South has been erected and i
equipped WITH the best apparatus
A frst-class Bath House is nearl,
ready. We are glad to see a Mort.
Carolina enterprise so progressive
and so successful. See adv.
Miss Lula Cooley. daughter q
our former townsman, VIM. Cooley
Esq, is visiting relatives here. Mis-
Lula has been attending school a
Hickory, n. c., where, We are glat
to know, she received al. the honor
Of her various classes at the lat,
commencement OF that school, an,
carries with her to her home q
Lumberton six different prizes.
That was a mean thief vhe
robbed MIC. NJ. Parks of all hh
chickens last Saturday night. Mr.
P. entertained Bishop Keener an(
other distinguished Methodist min
listers the following day, and had i
not have been for some of bis neigh
bors, his guests would not have beer
furnished with their favorite dish o
fried chicken.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-07-07
r CAROLINA NEWS.

Prof. c. D. Grandy, formerly of
the State University, died at Ok
ford. last Mooday.
DR.. Kemp P. 3at,leeJr., has ac-
cepted a professor>hlp in the medi-
cal college Of Shaw University.
Mr.. Julian S. Carr, of Durham,
has been elected President Of the
Greensboro Female College Asso
citation.
North Carolina had four grad
yates at the West Point Academy
the present session and was ahead
of any other Southern State in that
respect.
Lenoir Topic The wheat crop,
as we have before stated, is just as
good as it can be all over the coun-
ty, as we'll as all over the Piedmont
section.
Greensboro Workman The sher-
if of Buncombe county passed down
the road this morning on his way to
Raleigh with three women for the
penitentiary.
1t was the degree Of IL. D., in.
stead of that Of D. D., which the
University conferred upon Rev. S.
Mende'sohn, of Wilmington. as pub
lished by US recently.
Newbe-n Journal The cotton
factory is now running on full time.
A visit there on Thursday revealed
to US the fact that they were making
plaids equal to any we have seen in
this market.
Goldsboro Messenger Water.
melons are beginning to be visible
in considerable numbers in this mar
ket, but most of them are shipped to
other poili,s. We noticed quite a
lot Of the luscious articles in the
express Office last Saturday, bound
for northern markets.
Raleigh Visitor The whole
souled, liberal-hearted gentleman
Julian S. Carr, Esq, of Durham: con.
lributed a sufficient amount of fund.
to defray the expenses of removing
the remains of our North CaIolina
soldiers now buried at Arlington to
the cemetery in this city.
Chatham Argus /: Rev. Marcus l.
Woods, a Presiding Elder in the
Methodist Church, succeeds the Ia.
mented Craven as President Oh
Trinity College North Carolina
The new President is in the prime
of life, with superior administrative
abilities, and will make a successful
officer.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-07-07
Hillsboro District Cor

The Fillsboro District Con-
ference Of tho NJ. E. Church, South,
Rev. n. II. D. Wilson, z. E., met
at Cedar Grove, June 2Sth, and
after 1 harmonious session and the
transaction of much business Of i'm
portance to the various churches OF
the district, the Conference adjourn
ed to meet at Chapel Hill next year.
Bishop. Keener preached two or
three sermons during the meeting.
On Sunday morning he plead earn
estly to all present to flee the wrath
of God, seek pardon, &c. About
200 yards from the church, under
the trees, Rev. Mr.. Willis preached
to q large congregation. In the
afternoon, Rev. M. L. Woods, Pres
ideut Of Trinity College, preached
just such a sermon as ought to have
been heard by every person in the
county. Mr.. Julian S. Carr, a man
OF whom all Methodists are proud,
not only on account of his liberality
to al church enterprises, but for his
upright and christian character, and
Prof. A. w. Mangum, another one
Of the pillars of the North Carolina
Methodist church, attended Confer
cnce. Sunday night, Bishop Keener
preached : powerful sermon in the
Methodist church Of Hillsboro.
Bishop Keener is the first Methodist
Bishop that ever preached in Orange
county. On Sunday, Hillsboro was
we'll represented at Cedar Grove.
We have attended commencements
At Chapel Hill, where the wealth
and intelligence Of the State congre.
gate. but never have we seen at
Chapel Hill or anywhere, a more i'll
telligent, better looking, clever set
of people than assembled at Cedar
Grove last Sunday. There must
have been more than 1900 people in
the Grove, and during the whole
day there was nothing said or done:
30 far as we could learn, to mar the
enjoyment Of any one. The old
men and women with loaded bas
kets, maidena with their lovely
smiles, and young men to hunt you
up with the pressing invitation tina,
INA and pa has sent us to ask YOU
TO come and eat with them" made
oil feel welcome.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-07-07
NOT SATISFIED WITH A
LITTLE.

The Surgeon General Of the c. S.
A., DR.. S. P. Moore, writing from
headquarters, Richmond, Va, in
1862, states officially that, "it DR..
W~orthington can furnish large guam
titles OF his Cholera and Diarrhoea
Medicine, We will place it in the
Army, as a remedy in bowel affec
TONS" Sold for % and so cents a
bottle, b. druggists and dealers.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-07-07
WATER TO
DRINK.

When the fish died in the river.
forty miles above the water-works,
many people wer alarmed lest the
defilement Of the water might ex.
tend all the way down. Happily
there was nothing but what could
be remedied by the use of something
that everybody could procure at a
few minutes notice. This little
something" was PERRY DAvIs's
PAIN KILLER.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-07-07
BY T.. w. WOODS.

Have proof of all things, holding fast
The word of God. with cheerful grasp
Have proof of all things By the Word,
And venture not against the Lord.
Abstain from all appearance vile,
Yield not to fancy's subtle smile,
For oft we find within the rose,
An insect there to sting the nose.
There is no harm, you say, within;
I'll pluck the rose, twill be no sin;
But when you pluck, you'll feel tn,
sting.
ProtIuding from the harmless thing.
Such proof OF things give too mucl
pain.
Why venture then on sin again?
Why not believe before you taste?
And venture not your time to waste.
You may be called the word to preach
You may 90 forth, and thus beseech;
On Sabbath days live sanctified,
But all the week in pluU and pride.
Let Us conclude, as each one should,
And each live for the others good.
That we may oil from sin abstain,
That Christ in every heart may reign.
Chapel Hill, N. c.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-07-07

Having this LAY qualified n Executor
OF the hate \. J. KIM. | HEREBY notify
ali persons Indebted ~ said estate IL
come forwari anl make Payment and
ali persons holding claims against said
estate 10 present tiienl - HE under
signed properly authenticated on or be
fore TIC itl l4y 81 June. 1881. ortiis
motto" viii he plead Il bar 81 tisei1 r.
cpserl@ This :rh dat 81 June. 1~@@
L-ABAN ANDREWS. L...
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-07-07
(For the Observer.
OBITUARY.

Died, in Little River Township
this county, on the 18th day Of June
little Joseph, infant son of James G
and E. M. Turner, aged l year, 4
months. and 2 days.
Christ has said %"suffer little chill
dren to come unto me and forbiG
them not, for of such is the kingdom
of Heaven" &.
Tobacco Plant and Aldmunct
Cleaner please copy.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-07-07

The following is a list of letters
remaining IN the postofice at Hills
boro, July 1st, 1885:
Bowen, Mr.. J. H.
Buxton, \. /.
Crawford, Jeff. d.
Fisher, Mrs. Nancy.
Gray, Mr.. VIM.
Loney, Mr. Josish.
Turner, Anna.
Persons calling for any OF the
above letters will please say "aiver-
,ised." 81. T.. BERRY, 2. II.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-07-07
II. L. BAIINSoN. NJ. D..
Secretary.

= FSyN not, life is sweeping by.
IlC1LDI 20 and dare before You
die. something mighty and sublime
leave behind 10 conquer time" $50 a
week in your " town. s. outfit tree.
No risk. Everything lew. Capital not
required. We will furnish YOU every
thing. Many are making fortunes. La
dies make Us much as men. and bows
and girls make great pay. Reader. il
You want business at which YOU can
make great pay all the time. write for
particulars III II. HALLETT & Co.. Port
land, Maine.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-07-07
lEor the Observer,

Mr. Editor I have been inform
ed that the storehouse that Mr.. &.
NJ. Parks had moved across the
street a few days ago, was framed
IN Milton, ". C., and maoced 20
HiHsboro. l want you to find out
from the old citizens of Hillsboro
who had this house brought there,
and what date. It would be inter-
esting to your humble servant, and
no doubt, to your patrons. Such
old relics are worth looking after.
Get all the points and let me hear
from you soon. Respectfully,
l.. w. Fl.
June goth, 1883.
The house was framed in Milton,
n. c., and brought to Hillsboro be-
tween 1920 and 1880, by q maj
named Kyle. Since then it has been
used tor a storehouse.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-07-07

I'VE visited Raleigh on the
4th OF July, and had the pleasure OF
Witnessing the parade OF fremen
and display OF fireworks at night.
While there we were kindly cared
for by Mr.. John Nichols, the eff.
Gent postmaster Of that city.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-07-07

Widow Glenn is the boss farmer
of California, and perhaps Of the
world. Her wheat crop this year
will bring her in 100000.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-07-07

The death rate from Yellow fever
at Vera Cruz, Mexico, is said to be
fifteen a day.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-07-07

Young, Wheeler and Cooper
the three North Carolina revenue
bosses.-lit0n Chronicle.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-07-07

M EDIC.AL BOARD OF EXAMIN-
Frs OF NORTH CAROLINA.
TARBoRoUGH. May 18th to 18th. 1888.
DIR. I. NJ. TAYLOR, of Orange county,
having passed an approved examina-
ton before the Board. has been licensed
to practice medicine in all its branches.
according 10 law. See chapter lbs,
page $50, private laws of lS5S-59.
Z. L. HINES. NJ. D..
n President.
II. L. BAIINSoN. NJ. D.. :
Secretary.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-07-07
TFor the Observer.

OF LHt OUSeTStI.
We are not only commanded to prove
all things and hold fast 10 the good, but
also to abstain from all evil. See lst
Ihcssalonians. 5th CHI, 2l-22 verses.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-07-07

An English Veterinary Surgeon ard Chemist.
TOW travelling in this conrtry, saws that raoss
CT the Horse and Cattle Powders sod here
are worthless trash He saws that SAerEtans
Condition Powders are absolutely pure and
Immensely valuable Nothing On earth viii ma
I'll 10 pin: food Sold every where. or sent by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-29
.orro~ ~AKKAt,-RY rELEGgNPr

t,v,rrllf. Jan. - 1880 o. motion firm Milling
- AND. .lt,,1 dn. 80 "a &C. 1000 tAos,
inc UirS 600 bales specnuon ard export Recent.
,pJ b.Ies iut.ud.g -suI Aalr-,aI tututr.-i pIuhA
Low h.daunx clause January Irt fr1rn'' oe.'rh.
- I'D Co February sod halVn very "+ft.i d. AHIrh
snd April delivery 81 sih DO As.l "nd N'N 81 lNrl;
I'D. DO. May and june delivery. '.'1.d c" Jun" ana
tu III. VERY ~ AL. al-u. 1t'.l a"J ly ali AuFn. DO
livery 5'i-d do August anu Srpt'rbrr delivery "'o.c
Also. Futures arm.
.lfNEHrlOt- jan -Il'p m-' 't.''-- 30 'Ai0' o. NV
-, ilr.it~i 500 taIc~ AmerraL
UHAEl1sruN Jan. COTTON steady M.tllng i.ci
low Mdd.ing gl.c Cool Ordinary % uet rrceiptA IN =
ha.es sio-. $50 bales sf.r. pl o.. cAF"ft "
Tho Continent. su bAr- g. tt.t4i kft1in. - Ht.r'
10 france baeI. coastNisr. ---- bales stooS o. 80
UAlyFzToy Jan. 27-Co,ton nfr Middlnr P9c To-"
Mddlne $50. Good Ordinary. sac net crlpt' o. '''
bIlcs exports o. Great Lliiaiu SOS
IaIe fo ha.es- Co inc t"lulnnl . 'V bales
H. he Channel, bales COastF .~%t bales saoA -Jlu
Ia STOCK. &c lN1 la.s
SEN.UR ssvs Jan. -9.-Cotyon rfm Alddling hfct
Low Kidding UI.O Good ordinary N'c' tci lr'tI "a,
IA tars. rrO7s . - hsI,s exports 10 truHt". --.
~ Inc continent IT4o baos. Cuastvire. -- bhe7. 10
ereat Bu.a 1910 bses stca. $3.50 barN last evening
90 ba stock. 81 t.5'p balrs ...,,,-
sAVAyyAu .--t ottou cav. Niidinc. H'-cf Low
" ,ddnng sl-c 5000 urnnnry. ''ac. no' rrHrpS ""lz
balr. gross. uIZ bales exports cuA-i"i"e -.'' b@ra
Ia Great tluta.u. bh D-. 60 tAr Continent - uArs
sair- 900 ba4cs. evening 400 1aos s.oeN 14'JI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-29
rrDoprAY F1yAYcIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN F4NNF'''I7H'9 =, =, 1872
LONDON Jan Y7-l2a0 mConsoia iU-ts d TO- Atiantie
account. L cent u,ies
and Gr,st Western nrsf MORTGAGE trustees
DO second mortgage 1888. Ere. avs rev lols go
ISos. Illinois central 14l2. PeInsyl ma i u
Reading 2S1 Newlorx Oh'2.io az ana Great western
setond mortgage trustees ceruhcstes ~ & VnrE
H. Penn So ANA Ccnlra. 90 hoaui"N' 49, -
Ontario and Western. 20 ,.,,,s croto three rar
g---.Ou D.. m.-IdflS ga les Nuut. '-N
-, - AT * fauc- confines fT the ace uhl uo,c
toypoS Iaa 27-400 p m-Fbe smeam o o 1" ao,' s
- 10 l,rv ~ ne aud on balance TO-DAY y - o-
ioynov Jan IA u.-P3Ti' aaNlce' lu ,n, sccoupt
r.r,ss Ar = francs 10 celtimcs lnf tho -,
"a evrbgnre on London at 20 francs ~ eoA'-uS' Az
cha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-29
rrsoPFAN MARKrrs

LIVERPOOL jan . -Bacon Cumberland Cat. R9it short
RlD45Ui ro1a Prime Me,- - ,7i do " c'tcrn p ~ lArd
primo Western ID 3D. .heesc American thJ-r % o. corn.
Gu4d for Mixed Old Itrpeuii.o 0pifA A' d FtoFiNoHt-
Lard o. Od Der Tor American RrcnistUh' Com bJ'd
fuf od Mi1ei Western 9id ~ eel crna for al
iforna sUJd for FED Weston SPtin sO-dGV I'd
Red winter ...,,
,ns,., Al Nd per quarter Ilur-cl 92I 90 GE2U uj
per tun. Tallor 40 cwt Hcuned Petroleum o12dS
"a. 20
esnftmcs - EiuA
sTwygr Ian ~ -P~troeum 20 francs 30 confines for
Fine Pale American paid aid 30 nancs % confines sellers
Xtcoxs Land 1896 irauCs = confines per 100 Ail0s 800
BHEMFN. Iau. 21-pctrorun. , marks % piehhlgA WI
eeAs arlb osrd % pfenIgs Der 10 kliOs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-29
financial.
no THE ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF


me memorial of tho Manhattan Railway Company respect
at e I'M rrnor ted 10 the Assemble and ordered ~
10 collected by persons OF coIpoaLo|s
0pef tng cyalcd railroads Ia he y Of Sew "ou'u
N law, Affect uIuroIsy th' nights Ahd ~ I
the pie tgcs % the state ana 40
nil many citizens OF tho cqua potec ion of the avs
would violate cont act now subsslIus De' te
CITY of Yoi hand and The NoW O. EieIAt
Railroad Company on the other ny virtue OF ""A tlas
hortzed o. require the pa meat OF ~ CENTS
distance OF i've mics c-'
lit would violate tlego gwen by tue StAe on lne
% which millions o. dollars Ia bten IN csu anu nc
by stock 'eruncateS III me MINUS oi many
ciilons Of this and Othe states , 49, -.-
desIoi tn stockh0do OF this company
Oriug the lessee the NeWlOk Elevated Hal i0ad Com
tbo Mel Elevated company and
Of wei OF property which they
hoi nat by which any property Ia
slate heid would br practctl cOuhsoaton
tn number reduction Of the wages Oi The
Bee an N This company already enlarged the commits
iuced in be done
with the propr maintenance OF the railways anu
fulnlment Of the company > Obhgitlohs
10 MAKE good all these statements
Afforded ald most respectfully but ear
uosLv Ia opposition and Reconnaissance Do
lore further action is kou ON ms Bill
III which respectful, submit ted.
JAY GOULD
CYRUS ". FIELD,
RUSSELL SAGE,
Sidney DILLON,
SAMU 81 SLOAN,
j. A. L NAVARRO, -.
JOHN Al HALL. SDiroctofs
u r. DIMOtK,
IL. a. UALLAMAf,
EDWARD NJ FIELD,
W. r.. CONNOR,
GEO &. SCOTT.
GEORGE J. GOULD, }
NEW.YoEx- IannSIY "a, 1854
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-29
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY JANUARY 90 1883

esc Whit. Extra @. 7Nc.; yellow DO. de- 7As'@'J
yellow @. fsb7 C.; yellow. 6ise6sse. 90 1910, a.
9l 40 sales COCO Oleomsr artne Stearine, 9sSc
TALLOW-Very firm and fair demand PRIME SiV
quoted 3l3c.j sales 10000 u, ga 3sisc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-29

imp os Exports sll6s7970 sl554s9o5 s'2oO9.ItS
A. tine operations of the SuOTreasury for the
week ended last Friday resulted In an actual gam
of only 1855. 910-ourrency Sl4O,oOI ana com
S2l5. 1O3-the movement hardly affected the oahA
averages which were published Yesterday. mere
fore. the banks gains of Sl,25O,OOO specie anu
S2s7 900 legal tenders reflect a small surpiusas"
from the preceding tatenent and the excess OF inc
money received from the interior over the Amount
sent away. The increase of $Sl6oO0 reported lot
deposits. however. is $65o.OoO lesa than the IN
crease which the other changes call for indlcalng
rece,pts of National bank notes 10 an amount OF
which that sum tS65O,OOOl tn0
average. Hence 1t is probable that 'ne
statements figures for specie and legal tenders very
nearly represent the actual holdings OF the banks al
the close of business on last Friday. A large oe-
crease (S4s4. 400 is reported IN the OUTSTANDING
circulation of the banks; to that amount OF 90
erease the First National contributed Sl3o'ooo' DIV
reducing its circulation from S4oo'4oo 70
Sos. 900 The Continental reduced Its circulation
s215. 4Oo-from 1916, 200 20 $430,s0O The state
ments figures result gain to the surplus reserve
Of g. 332. 500 and leaves 1t at SlO.OOl 80. OF
SQO5 725 greater than at the same date 81 ISo@.
Tae following are she comparative tOSAh oi
tbe statements OF January 20 and January 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-29
Dipl0en0 Notires.

4 LII COUPONS DUE LIST prox., and the prin-
eipal Of AL bends due that date issued by THn
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY secured by rolling
stock furnished the following railroads under carust FORM
VIII be paid On and after that date omoes OF POST,
MARTIN & CO.. No 81 Pine-st Now.York; Ew CLARK
& CO.. No. 80 South 3d-s:. Philadelphia:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-29
Proposals.
TRUNK SEWER.
PROPOSALS FOR WORK.

erA IN PROPOSALS will De received AZ the ParS CON-
,r., ono, CIV Hall Buffalo y. Y. for eXeoutis tha
80 hereunder mentioned the same being the construction
nj The ua.o Trunk sewer unti ocooS noon on Tues
~ me pom day ~ February 1855 aud opened Immediately
thereafter The work 10 be doae IS A. follows
The % sewer IRON Albany street 20 lAs
,t.c,, NJ the NM Race IN seneca street AT ny
rc street. being a leugth Of less than 1000 ieet
40 uusning nles from Main and Hamburg 'ssa' anh
tbe e Canal and ntercepton of existing sewers "'h
'n' - 49,. M, canals together with all srrur
teuan. es OF the work. .,
Tb diameter OF the main sewer throughout the Pfneipa
rart Of ia length will he feet
hout CO.. feet the sewer Will be built In tunnel
mo estimated qnl nuts Of back 10 % Ia" Is @O'"'
2OOOO.0OO - 80 . ,..ot
paus and specifications for the Work as soon as ooh'''
ma, he seen al the Office above stated
Datod oath Of January, lNS3.
The Board CmnnisS oner' Of te C''y oi ''''
per mann Chairman