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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
COTTON mARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH


LIVERPOOL Jan 10. 1880 m.-Couon steady MudllnR
Upa9d Orleans do Sod ans sales 12O Rec Sa
I2.5OO bales including 500 American kutures-u pands
ST hannS sSsr feoS and
livery Also Sod; do March and Apri s Gs.v
cry o Also ssS S Go Nay and June ae1or1 S
yuy and August delivery do A@Hust anO september
deyfry jan a' l2SG SAFE, of tn.
included 1000 Dles Amsric1I, ,u,,ro. finland.
Low Mddng clause. January delivery. 3a'e4a DO Foorn
and eysry S 49, eS and n JaSe nH Ayr
also 5sSssd. Futures closed steady. =.
edoc0 bales American 900 bales specsors took 800
de direct spnners $500 bales: actual exports 7SG0
total ressT S $1,000 bales @ Jan bsss cS OaS
Of cotton anoat 47O.ooO bales: American $1,000 bales
LOW aiddiins SIC: Good Ordinary receipts
bales gos 4O bales bales; Si az Great Bsn bales
10 France bales; 1873 bales stock. lOl724
receipts lOSiS bales gross I qoI5 bales
bales to the Continent 72o bales coastwise 4sl5 bales;
sass yEsToS Jan l2-Cotton steady Mddng ea.c Low
MIddns 9%e GOOD Ordinary So; net reSsi sS Ky a
Saes 10 France 100 baIes to tho Continent $40 ba
coastwise 1915 bales sales. Also bales stoeS l24S2o
bales gross 2sPIs bales
to The Continent 1898 bales coastwse 660s bales sales
ian 12o0t91 steady Md nli ei
Low s 4 SSe gross. eo5i bales exports 10 France
the Continent oa .ac, 900 BALES last evening"
receipts es sS bales gross 7esOi bales;
eypors 10 Great Britain 42757 bales: TO France 1927
ss bales Is 5 sPrsts si 1902 bales
70 H Jan steady Mdanr @
s sies gross. 5o7 bales a2Ss bales
20 Sf'r 800 Gaes last evening 500 l0Oo7o
bales war rocoD,, 1873, bales. gross, 1879 bales;
e.SoTs to Great BTian he Continent
do bales; coastwise l2437 bales sales. $4,000 bales
COTTON RECEIPTS.
,,,y vo,v Ian 10 Tho following total net
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RuRoPEAN Markets.


rrvppoor Ian l2-Bacon Cumberland Cut. 1915; Short
R6 lood PORK Prime Mess S1Od do western e ~ Lard
Prince So cd American Chooe ooOu COrn
7oJd for Nxod old TurpeDtne Spirits tuua rrovson ,.
lard s7Od per for American ivv s
10 old MYsd Wssteru Wheat 92d 034d per cena Tor cal
ifona Club e2d for Red Western spring
% ospos Jan I2-sp,rits Eurpontns sgSd Ss au a
,noo.c .nud ner ousrter Ilnseed OIL f2l lofa&Zl On
ar tnn TalloS al per cwt Refined Ptroieqm oed@
Ia. GAL .,o.no "a frencs 20
HAyKE jan l2.-Wncors LALu cio'o" - W. " -
eenumes so koa - .,o $500. an e.nt,mss foy
AsTwEKr Jan l2Pstrosum Ie francs ~ ssI,s,s
Zine pale and 10 francs % soeiS
Wicox'. Lara 1879 francs so confines per 100 knoa
ass ard slosed Al Sc marks pfenngs Der ITO kios
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DUBLIC SALE.
VALUABLE GRIST AND sAw-NILL PROPERTY
AND FARM

THURSDAY. FEBRUARY Is. 1893.
VIII be sold the premises, at p the following vau.
able Real Estate situate the Township Of Lumbeton Bur-
lingtOn County, ". j.. known the EayrestOwn MIL
Property consisting Of tho Mill Property proper about
10 acres and the Farm adjoining about 90 The Mil
Property OF the valuable in the country situated
the RancOcas Creek in the Of large grnp ou
district within three mi es OF At Holly, the county
town, ami several thri ing villages Al Lumbrrion
mile distant the Is nlyigabe for good sized
This with excellent railroad facilities renders PHI.
adelpba anu other markets readily accessible
The impT0ye consist Of large Crust Mil, with mol
machinery having four Of all I'm good order.
the local trade Is good the mansion house hrstclass or
With bathroom hot and cold water and all modern conye
Large Barns House aud other oububdngs On
premises eight small dwelling honse in good repair,
readily bo rented wOTkmen Also largo store
with good al trade Blacksmith shop we'll finished Tor
that Of Hay scales nearly new; saw MIL
running order. having both upright and circular
and building time used as Pulling MIL which
be utilized for other pu poses The water neySiai'
ing head controlled by adam about nine eet az
foding power for any desired increase IN machinery
Of the 40 % high state o. Guilty. Walton The To-
cation is altogether one the business ant most
healthy as residence within 20 miles VI Philadelphia
large portion OF h purchase money remain Capitalists
desiring good business invesmeDi would do well u eA.
anime this property The Farm adjoining contains about %
well H. ana IN high state Of cultivation with good
buildings of the purchase money can remain These
properties offered for 10 close estate The two
wifi DO sold comb ell separately, desired Possession
on OF before 1853 For further Information al
dress FRANKLIN b. LEWIS, Mount Holly, M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
financial.

ROCHESTER AND PITTSBURG RAIL
~ ROAD Co-To the Holders Of tie Income Bonds The
Directors de, died that sufficient number In
amount OF the Income Bendhoders Of tina Company have
sented the proposition accept Consolidated First Mort
gage Bonds In exchange for their Iucome Bonds TO Justly
them authorizing the exchange the proposed terms VIZ
The Income Bonds win be accepted &c so per cent Of their
face value In for the Consolidated First Mortgage
Ponds M par he holders the Income Bonds who assent
writing the exchange before February 1883 viii re-
eeiye The Bonds tat that H. WITH IN
terest from l. 1882 The holders OF the incoms
Rond, who delay until after February l. 1885,
Will be Obliged the accrued interest on the Consolidated
from December osZ In order 10 aVa themselves Oh
the pri ylege OF making tho exchange.
The Consolidated FIRST Mortgages Bonds viii be ready TO de
liver m exchange the Income Bonds February next and
n will facilitate matters II the holders OF the Income Bonds
will send in their assents promptly as possible
wALSTON II. BROWN,
preshsnt
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financial
COLUMBUS, CHICAGO AND iHp DdA1,

" cENTRAL RAILWAY OoMPANY..FISAL NUI In
The last opportunity subscribe 20 the
Agreement July 1882 to comply with its ssns ILL.,
has been signed is given 20 AL persons
s.r1 I'm the and capta OF this COMPANY nm
THIS PRIVILE0E WILL EXPIRE JANUARY 49,
1883, at p. M. -. =, a.. ones n,
sgnsure to the agreement will be :, w Wops
the Union Company 10 broadway. new Iots pUa
yded psrscus signing shall simultaneously asPvae
their zpal stock Bonds ULion Trust company an
e,tAs ISSUED previous Bondhod Agfoeents
pay such assessment 10 required By the said
lion Agreement. 49, -. N.
ready for delivery. -.
New. York. Jan. ], 1888. -
S SShS j Hsfs $sSSis COMMITTEES s%snaias
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Gleftion Natlfea.

THE NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NEW
Il YORK, Nos 2l4 and 218 roadway. New York. eth
January lsS3At tho annual Meeting Of the stockholders
OF this bank held this day the following named gentlemen
unanimously elected Directors the ensuing year,
WILLIAM II. FoGG, EUGENE KELLY
OLIVER HoYT, JOSEPH T. MOORE,
FREDERIC A. POTTS, PETER HAYDEN
ARTHUR LEARY v. MUMFoRD MOORE.
STUYVESANT FISH. JUsrUS L. BULKLEY,
WILLIAM H. BREEDEN, FRANCIS III. LEGGETT
BARLOW W. vANvooRHIs, H KELLOGG WRIGHT,
GEORGE H. POTTS
And as Inspectors of Election;
WILSON @. HUNT. ELIAS y. HIGGINS,
JOHN NJ. CORNELL.
At subsequent meeting OF the Board Mr. George H. Potts
was unanimously reelects1 president
V. X. WRIGHT Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13

Nsw'YoRk, Friday, Jan. Ia. 1889
The following was the only sale held At ths
Exchange salesroom to-day
BY John Boyd
lots n West 6Sth ST. 200 1t " OF llthave ZACH o..
xloOo; CAppeby. n a,0
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANsPrps
Rw.YoaK err
East broadway n s. lot 90. 2ox-;s Nfewennouss and
SHAVE " centre ins ost st TO centre po eaa ~
26l ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: T. Hsser TO d
SAN 81 SO n Of "a avs iooxso IRE 10
And sisn and vile to II Go,tiiee 10000
~ gles referee, kearney .................... 23e1
courtiandt ave s. Loo IS, 50xl00i Pokonav and
18th ST. No lao West 1892, spencer OF a. erecu '
lois W II Conkling ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
lleth;st SIS, 1868 II " OF tave, 1891 loo 10. NV
2ays re ae +: y, 20 a Hiens $3.50
and vile TO A Tanning aoOa
dave VS. Z72nn OF 5ith.st. 2Jx8l 8. A Fraine '
2dave es SOIL n Of 9fth.st 5oxioo 4 4 IAN
ming TO Mehrbaeh - ' /, aao
Beeekers so It n Of south 5th.ays aSxil, TV'o
Davies Sefe ~ ,s e ceadsrt 1850
Bioomfngdale Road 90 to iO2d.s 81 ro3 A. r. w
Sheldon 70 Tomlinson 10000
- kenzie executrx. 70 Henrietta Roroscbek.... 1000
MoIris and husband dary Cshiii -
olstst 8. ls3ne OF 4thaye, 3lxl022; Mary Ca
- MI and husband to Many Morris. ...............
Hnas9n.st 3 80 II : Of VestIy-st 23xl00. @
. Allison aud wife 10 A G Moore............... $500
3d-sve. e g. 1873 ~ OF 3lst-s,. 49, Ox9G; Wall ~
ana vile 10 A l. McCahl ....... 10 600
Lexngton-ave, OF l24th-st 100 A.
regular III Gibtn and wife to Lyons aud WIFE 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
Copartnership Notifies.

THE UNDERSIGNED being DESTROYS of forming:
partnership under the statutes Of the state oi
New. York hereby certify. -, ...-u,.A,n
FIRST That the firm under which such partnership
IA 10 be conducted Is Ogden King q Company.
second That the general nature OF tho business lnenue
TO 30 transacted by such partnerships the buyng anu e
ing of stocks bonds and other securities upon coinlsso
third the names OF all the general ana sp9ea PA,
nsrs partnership are es follows Joseph W.
Ogden resides in The city, county and state OF New
York Vincent King who Iesides at me Town ..
town in the OF NewJersey. and Eeiecs Wicoa;
M the said city York the general partners ana
Dennis O. Wilcox who resides ~ the said CITY OF Newfork
is the special partner. , ,,,, -. a..
the sm Of Fifty Thousand Dollars as capital TO the common
stock OF the SAID firm. go, ....s,, A. IA
commsncs eleventh day Of January 1855 snd he
uerod at said partnership Is 10 fortunate Is 'ho
thirtietn day OF Apu. 1884. o.o
Dated this eleventh day Of January, 1888. 1905.
D"'"" ~ JOsEPH w. OGDEN,
VINCENT b. KING. ,
FREDERICK =. WILCOX,
DENNIS q. WILCOX.
City and County OF New. York as .,, .,u,, hmm,
OF January one Thousand eiehe
before pei sonaiy cam ysoP
Ogden Vincent b. kim, Frederick r. WILCOX anu pc
W1leox 10 me and known TO mo 70 pe VIZ AID
executed the foregoing
ssyeray &C kno that they respecd'ov 's"
The said certincate. CHARLES r. AukAMMr co,ntv
'i' 'A Notary Public, Kings county,
Certificate nied in New.York County
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s,',r SUPPLY OF GRAIN IN THE UNITED STATES AND

DUMMY CLOTH-Quiet, unchanged -, -.
HEMP ac-Jute Butts quiet aud nOininally 2S1 Zosc
x,smn nuef for 7sc. 600 bales Ssal sold at c
Hay AND STRAW-Prime Hay weak; but The lower
GRADES arc steady straw unchanged. Ne quote; Hay
MEDIUM 10 Prime Timothy 70aS1o shipping Grades SOG
65c Clover, 6U975c; No. Rye straw" VVooOc.i snort
do. 4505Oc.: Dat. 40045c -,-,
1HIDEs-Quiet and essentially unchanged. .
duh and prices TO a great extent were
little or 40 export anu the prev
with soIne holders demanding $lG 90 Tor time contracts
ORDINARY 10 Prime S5a9Oe. Choice 1881 e0ci Common
70 Jeiium 75a S5c: California New. 9O695c.
,EaTUEH-A moderately fair movement III Hemlock sole
end non Tanned reported at steady figures Receipts Of
The 242 SIDES and l.7o9 Bales expOrts-ZI96l
SiIex viz $50 10 England lO,e45 10 the continent and
DE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
Auttiou Sales of Real estate.
HOTEL AT AUCTION.

II
On February 49, 1888. at O'Clock p m. will be sold at
public premise Cl Long Island ths
Cff House completely urnshei containing $50
This desirable property Henpstead arbor Long
Island Sound is popular resort well worthy tho
attention OF hotel Keepers
Accessible from York city by Long Island Railroad.
and by boat in the months.
For further information apply tho Office OF the Sea Gilt
Association, % lI5 Worth ow- YORK City.
IrUpI ~ SAIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
STATE OF TRADE.
noAEsTIC MARKETS.

p.,rvo,v Tan 12-Cotton dull, MiddliDgs. l0c
Flour steady Howard and Western supernae IS so
81 SO Extra s0o$i ~ 90 Family - SosSo a.; I az
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Union TANNED.



IAsht e35ia Light Crop ......32 d32l9
MidGle Backs 80 egg a aa
METALs-At the Iron and Me al Exchange to-day Iron
dnll American Pig, easier Scotch weak Old Material,
steady ain. steady Copper fairly active and frer Lead
MOLRssEs~New. Orleans 4Oa6lc, but Quiet.
NAVAL sroRks-Rosns were quiet and unclaimed AT
% OF In syEoaIhT Min Ihs sonsss,1 a
markets Sales rs bbs at 6Sci jobbng los "a Tar and
f OIL c4RE-Dull at $40 rs for Western bag
OIISTrado SLOW, and pces 70 great extent nominal
%ss psf sasisd Ss
sS S%G Prime Lard on 50 Ssse Crads asnhsdsn
steam 5000 bush Gram dl 800 bols Flour hence
"a 200 ION: SS s Cheese sa SG Se
TsiSw sos ss2s Sd Beef es Ses "a Pors As 34s Sd
q osE :b.:ss 81 a. ' a.
LosDoS steam osn SSo'eSSd 'I Sos sss
ios sS Bacon and y' Lara s7s Cd si Tsow
ga ass Ss al aSs . s nsS Cram !sns qacsS
Grain. 7Ssa7Sd. BRISTOL steam. Flour, 20; Sd
xNTwEar Grain. 7'd, gleuT s;h Il RE
Italian 5ss 900 tons general ssrg1 ssso ss
1000 bbis Refined Petroleum, 4s.., .BoRDLAUX. Nor
wcgian bark 900 obls Crude do "a Sd. OPOh Io Itsl
Ian bark AT TONS om Nsw-Orieana extra heay sts'e'
Observation-Disclosures export quiet and lnehsnged
s.sasa here and Baltimore
aSssSl. Srad. S.stiSssss: 1Sssa.r
.f0aYDYSs West l. up sSoai 5sc per Dbl
And closed m here Mess could not be had except q some
Ing limited To small lots for wants sales 200 bbs
New Meas spot SIS closng sls 81 0$ls oo ass bbs
asss r. Y ss F FI,ns m ns sSi
Asw hsss. January. SIS 2tSSi6 co. February, Sis zoo
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Brooklnn Dru,.rt1 fgr ia: an 10 Get

EOR SALE on very easy terms, fOur-stOry
i brick dwelling on TIA west tts Of Cola nbiI Heiglt,
midway and Wall Ferries. Oysfops.
ing the bay ant run nag tlrbIG1 % Fr mast yl DIr
story store Furnlnst lot 2JSljD. asnIl anoII pIy
Uf cash required. Address II. LESTER, Tribune Oaca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
Real Gsiais n)anieo.

XNANTED-LightIy mortgaGed improved ely
w p,on.rty fs3OOIO TO $3.50 O00 Tor cash ana
river propsrty RULAND WHITING besAn'sn'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
Gales bp Auetion.

A SSIGNEE,S SALE.ZThe undersigned VIII
All AZ nnblto auction on wednesday January - isoSs
Al 10 O'clock a M las srthave Newfork oss' an sns
otSsr sore nIlnros belonging " tho ssasnod essA' "
Raphael u. Davis. =. 900.
.Hew.York, January H. issA, .sSIAMIN AssisusA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
Counirp propertp for 5aIe ano 10 Get

CHOICE IMPROVED FARMS IN MISSOURI.
~ 253 Acres adJons syTacuse on Missouri Pacific Rail-
road ughosvile Xngt0n branch Missouri Pa
chic Raj road farm exec lent improvements waier SG
rich $50 part OF IT, Usage hedges DWELLINGS,
suit or families water and woodland part eOaDed on
land new house. 10 building 1000 tru trees can
be choice prairie uch land 80 Durham
aud 700 MeIino sheen party wants them Property
closed This place is in Vernon County
Kansas sche!lCity NJ X & I. RR known as Mootes
stock Farm all over this country Address WILLIAM D.
POPE, Executor. Ala olive ST., { Louis. Mo.
NOR SALE-W estfield, n. j. Complete coun-
l. try residence beautiful location three minutes walk
from depot three acres fruit sbrubOey, &c. Terms 10
suit Apply to owner, $40 West 26th-st
ONE OF THE MOST MAGNIFICENT SUM
~ MER RESIDENCES in New England only SIX miles
from borders OF large and Deauiifui lake.
manslor house eegn house and stable so "
stone cost $3OOO0; win sell or $4,000 Address JOHN Is
Blu TTERFIELD, Morose Mass
XYyHERE SHALL WE SUMNER f-Pers0ns
w seeking Investment and sppTecia NJ the advantages
OF residing at stcass family notelingpace during me
nestled term should postal VI the ISLE OF
WIGHT midway betw ZEN Far RoeAaway apd iong beach
fmaied fres1. Address HITCHCOCK ~ DENTON.
Ia Chambers ST.. New-fOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON jan I2-l230p. m-Atlantie and Great Western
rst mortgaee trustees certificates 81 81 do second mort
Central Cons0ls liz; New ork Cen
trail 1909; Pennsylvania Central. 81; Reading. 25p
LONDON. Jan l2-l2:30 D. mParls adylces Guote three
Der 10 francs 81 cenmes for the account
LoxpoS Jan. IA D m.Bar silver ~ quoted at 90 ed
Atlantic Great Western hrst mortgage trustees
Certificates 81 Ii do. second mortgage 1854 Erie ALI li
pois Central la9 Pennsylvania Central. els Newforx.
Ontario and Western 27ia
LONDON Jan. l2-400 n m -rho amount OF bullion gone
into the Bank OF England balance TO-DAY IL tllOOp
LONDON. Jan. 10 m.-faris advces quoe three per
10 francs 40 centmos for the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY COMP.

CENTRAL IOWA RAILWAY Co
coupons OF first mortgage bonds due Jan.
FAINTER & HOLT.
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10 corresponding periods of pre-

compared with the corresponding periods of pre-
vious years
For the wesk, 1881 40 iS52o =, lsSsS
Entered at tho port. IS l3l4SZ sSv1nSW sS3a
9kruwn msrket.... SVSASo3 o,poVio' N,'SV'o'a
Since Jan. l, o $1,000. ooo a., :
Thrown on msrket..- a.9SS765 5S65,02S 4.S73b3S
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REAL ESTATE

NEw-YoRk. Friday, Jan. IL. 1851
The following was the only sale held at tho
Exchange salesroom to-day
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DIVIDEND.

HANOVER
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
semi annual dividend Of FIVE jl PER CENT IL payable
on demand the Office Of the Company No. loI broadway
W. l. REMSEN LANE,
Vice. President and Secretary.
Now. York. January l. 1883
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13

NEW YORK Dec. y, 1892,
TJ,HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this Com
Il pany have declared quarterly dividend OF ONE AND
ONE.HALF PER CENT u l. cent? payable January 10,
1888 at Office OF the Farmers Loan and Trust Company
The ansferboo will close December a. 1857 and reopen
'' 80 c. a. SP0FFORD,
Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13

ASHEs-Quiet and unchanged. . ,,,..
BEESWAX-Steady, owing TO small offerings; "eSscih
southern 30 d32c.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-11-29
Sergeant Mason.

The President has finally pardon
ed Sergeant Mason, who, when de-
tailed to guard the Jail in which
Guiteau WAS confined, took n shot at
tbe prisoner In the peculiar con
dition Of public sentiment at the
time the set was approved by q large
number Of the people.
The act, however, was one that
could not be tolerated, and the two
years Imprisonment at hard labor,
which he has undergone, j, not a
severe punishment There was "a
great clamor over his sentence, and
the President was almost over
whelmed with petitions for his i'm
mediate pardon lie disregarded
them for the time, and has allowed
period 10 elapsc sufficient 10 give
enc offender some opportunity to re-
slize that this is Government Of
law, and that individuals cannot
Will! impunity attempt to cxecate
Justice with their own methods.
Undoubtedly the pardon will be re-
gardcd with favor by the public,
out il has come quite early enough.
IA most countries a soldier commit.
tug such ar o1ense would he
promptly cour.martialed and shot.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-11-29

Mr. Grace moved to adopt the sub.
stitute offered by Mr., Wilson in
place Of the report Of a majority Of
the committee on Equalization and
Assessment. Nj Wilson in the
chair. After remarks by Messrs.
Coates, Grace, Reese and Rewey.
the chairman resumed the chair.
The question being on Mr. Grace's
motion the ayes and nays were call
ed for and the vote resulted as fol-
lows:
-Ayes.-Messrs. Bailey, Coates.
Corners, Frost, Grant, Grace, Mef.
fert, Reese. Wilson, Ward-lo.
Nays Messrs. Arneson, Cox,
jenkins, Levake, Ross, Rewey,
Spenslev, Steensland, IS. The sub,
stitute was declared adopted.
The question occurring on the
adoption of the report as substituted,
the ayes and nays were called for,
and the vote resulted as follows:
4yes:- Messrs. Bailey, Coates,
Cenners, Frost, Grant, Grace, Met
fest, Reese, Spensley, VI ilson, Ward
Ill.
Nays.--Messrs. Arneson, Cox,
Jenkins, Levake, Ross, Rewey,
Steensland,-7. The report as sub
stituted was declared adopted.
The claim of John Boynton came
up and on motion the vote by which
it was dISallowed was reconsidered
On motion Of Mr.. Meffert the claim
was allowed at $500
The minutes Of to-day's session
up 70 the present time were read and
approved.
The resolution of Mr Bailey re.
lating To the destruction Of property
by the tornado came up, and leave
being granted Mr.. Bailey withdrew
the resolution.
On motion of Mr. Rewey, the
board adjourned sine die.
Attest: w. II. kEANE,
County Clerk.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-11-29
w. bond Of Kearton Coates as

The bond Of Kearton Coates as
superintendent of the poor was pre-
sented and read and on motion was
approved by the Board.
The special committee on the re-
port and accounts Of the superin-
tendents Of the poor, burned the
poor fund orders in the presence OF
the Board.
On motion of Mr. Spensley, the
Board adjourned until 9 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-11-29
kEAEToN COATES,
Wm G MEFFEET.
] + GRACE.
Committee on claim

Mr. Rewey moved to amend the
report on per diem and mileage by
allowing the member from Arena
for so miles travel instead of 154.
Motion prevailed. The reports as
amended were then adopted.
The committee on tax claims
made a report recommending that
the petition Of Mr. Grant be granted.
Which on motion was adopted.
The majority Of the committee on
equalization ana assessment made a
report, which on motion of Mr..
Spensley was ordered printed to-
gether with the report of the same
committee for 1882, to be in readi-
ness for tomorrow morning.
To The Board OF Supervisors OF lows Co. Wis:
Genuemen;-Nour committee on equalization
and assessment report the following as the equal
lied value OF the following kinds OF property in
said county and recommend its adoption as the
eQuRlifed assessment for the year a, p. l>S3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-11-29

Mr. Rewey offered . resolution
appropriating money to the sheriff
for taking care Of the Court house.
which was laid over under the rules.
The committee on treasurer's &C
counts made q report, which on
motion Of Mr. Rewey was adopted
IetliC Hon. lparl ol supervisors ~ Iowa Co.
Gentlemen Your committee o. whom was
SIS gntl Tie l4y % examine the report q and
settle with thr county treasurer woald TCpOr, as
follows That We have carefully compared ,aid
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-11-29

To the Honorable Board OF Supervisors of Iowa
county.
Your committee on claims TO WhOrH were re-
fcued the several claims, iiled and presented
against the county as per accom- panying sched-
fully examined the following claims and rec
ommend that they be allowed AT the sums fixed
by your committee ana set opposite to each
claim
Schedule Of Claims submitted to the Board OF
Supervisors OF Iowa county, Wis, at the an
nual session of said Board held at DOdgeyllle,
November 18th. 1883.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-11-29

Bor TooMns has joined the
church. This is the first step in
moral reform. The next is 20 join
the Republican party.-Glo5e Demo
crdt.