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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-16
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SunoDsls FOR TIE past tloenty.fobr hours.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-1 a. m.-Thc ba-
rometer Is lowest in Colorado and highest the North
Pacific Coast The temperature has risen slightly In
Ney-England, the Middle Atlantic States, the Ohio
Valley and Tennessee eastern portion OF the Lower
Lake region southern portion Of the Missouri and Mis-
s.sippi Valleys and fallen slightly In the Upper Lake
reeieo South TO west winds have prevailed In all dis
ricis Local rains have occurred In New-Engand, the
Middle States Tennessee and Ohio Valley. and In the
Lake REGION followed by clearing weather In the last
named district.
Indications for to-dau
For Eew-England, local rains, followed by clearing
weather stationary or rising barometer slight fall In
Temperature, soutbcasteriy wInds-
For tine Middle Atlantic States, rising barometer
nearly stationary temperature winds mOstly southwest
ery fair weather preceded by local rains ON the coast
For the Lower Lake region rising followed by falling
barometer stationary rising temperature, southwest
eriy winds, fair weather.
For the Upper Lake REGION falling barometer station
airy or rising temperature, 0uthwcstery WINDS iair
weather. followed by partly cloudy weather aud local
For the Upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys.
partly cloudy weather, with local rains, stationary or
Using temperature lower barometer IN the misissppi
Valley, falling followed BY rising barometer In tho
Missouri Valley.
Indications for to-5noyTop.
The indications that fair weather will prevail In
New- and the Middle Atlantic States Tues
day preceded by rains In New-England ON Monday.
Local rains Monday night and Tuesday In the Lake
gioa-
anna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-16
DEATH OF GENERAL TON THUMB"
SKETCH OF HIS LIFE-ExHIBTTED AS A DWARF Fol
NEARLY FORTY YEARS.

SKETCH OF HIS LIFE-ExHBITED AS DWARF FOR
NEARLY FORTY YEARS.
MIDDLEBoRo, Mass, July 15.-Charles Hay
wood stratton better known 10 che public as Generai
Tom Thumb died at his residence here at $50 o'clock
this morning of apopexy. He had been shghtly inds-
posedfor days, bat nothing serious was anticipated
rne tne Of the uneral viii be decided ON upon the
arrival OF his widow from Cincinnati
General Tom Thumb" who had been exhibited as
dwarf for nearly forty years, born In Bridgeport
Conn., January A. 1888 He was the third or four
children, tine others being OF. ordinary. stature
He weighed nine pounds at lis birth, within
half pound OF a sister who afterward attained
weight OF about 200 pounds. His father, Sherwood
f. Sratton, followed the trade OF carpenter
until 1912, when he travelled with his son. r. T.
Barnum began TO exhibit "Tom Thumb in the latter
part 1872 when tue boy was four years DID, Instead
of eleven, as he then said TO be. On January 49,
ls44 he sailed with Mr.. Barnum for Europe where he
was presented to Queen Victoria who said You ought
to have title. think shall call you General Tom
Thumb" Five years ago. in referring to nis
first visit 10 Europe, "T Tom Thumb" said: "Those
were the days when was little chap. and no mistske
used 70 weigh only sSoGt 5Sepa now I'm poply old
fellow OF seventy mean seventy pounds 10, yeaa
growing la-queer to speak my being tall lsnl Ut
when was about twenty-five years Ole. since then
m ns e senr s1on During bis Career on the
stage /" Tom THUMB" visited Ecrope seyeral times,
e wing from the heads, and travelled
over the greater part of Unled States In 1862 he
and the lale Commodore Nut" were exhibited 81
Barnum's Museum Ia tails cay "the Two Dromios
ana "the two smallest living men, IDese Two httIe
ones we're together aller that anti about 1873.
ON February 10, 1868, a" rom Thumb" was married
vito some ceremony IN Grace Church 10 tue htiIe
LAWNS Warren Iayina Warren Bampl She 70 now
nearly forly-two years DID, about forty ncnes bigh and
weighs about nifty pounds Her sister. VINO Travelled
after her marriage TO "General Grsot, IT," General
Iom Tbunb and his wife then reur~d 20 hiocleDoro,
they spent most OF the time during tho following
years
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LETTERS FROM The PEOPLE.
Ell, pAso, PAso DEL NoRTE AND CHIHUA-
HUA.

IA the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sra, In recent copy of The TRIBUNE ap-
nsarsd n paragraph speaking Of Ell Paso, the quaint
old Mexican city" city governed by the pricst
hood and the worst governed In America" Allow
TO state that Ell Paso is on the north bank OF the Rio
Graude claims from 5000 to 1000 inhabitants, and Is
thorouehy American New York CITY, and of course
NOT cd by priests Across the river 10 the Mexi
,ovn ot Paso del Norts II claims 1900 inhabitants
.tends along the river from five to six miles and m
land about mile Excepting the employees OF the Mex
lean Central Railroad there are not mere than half
aoren Americans In tho town. These two places were
,r,x one and the same town. the river being north
~ both Owing to changes In the course OF the uvcr
duo to the caying in of the southern BANK the nhao
ants of the north side Of the town were 70
,av southward until, arriving at the foothills the
had at this point became permanent. It's there
90, ,sarlv a mile further south than 1t was In 1903,
H., tina cathedral In Paso del Norte was builf or IN
eao when IL Is supposed the town was first setteds
~ paso IA lively, progressive American city. Paso
aal Norte ia as dead place can DO that mas gsod
o. bocause probably Of the excessive import duties
~ the Mexican Republic and because therefore any sort
81 nusiuess IL impossible with American competition
a., a.ro.. the river The only really nour1shng bust
,nss amon9 the Mexicans here Is smuggling It's said
ha, MANY OF the merchants Of the interior Pstos nave
rumhers of women employed here for the purpose. IL
"a certainly NO sight In an III faso store 70
ace Mexican woman turn up her akirts ana wrap
ground herself dsmestics. ealicoes etc The Mexican
are not very strict They will search your trunk
~ yase even The nnermost nook' put your person
Two hundred and twenty miles nearly aus seae
, IN Psso is Cbihuahua, the capital OF the STATE OF
., ~, M name n 10 In this city where IL bulls the
cstasdrsl OF witch TiiH TRBuSEs paragraph SPEAKS
h an obong stone structure Win an open tower on
Of tne corners fisating the main Plaza Any SCHOOL
bow could have made good design Il has no seats
s,s affer the manner OF Mexican churches and ooss
iin wat dancing hall II Is gorgeousy ornancntcd
with gold silver and stauary and one sttns towers mas
n clsck with an immense dai. - Ar. .,.,.x,-.. a,
ch,hnahna but some afeen or twenty miles south Ihe
ora from these innes for more than hundred years
Sa. han brought into Chihuahua the backs OF men,
wonsn and barros, and there spsted In ana aronea
Chihuahua are piled N mmenss nsspn suS the newer
nsrt the town IL built uDoa them even tho sdopes
have been made OF them and Csinuana1 Tny
truly says this residue Will Yield from SAo W W s
ri Paso, TeTas. June 20. 1855 L. " -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-16
IRANSA TLlNTIC TRAVELLERS.

The steamer Alaska arrived yesterday bring.
ingamong her passengers Senator C. W. Jones. the Rev.
T, b. Mcleod Mr. and Mrs Ray v. Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. " Constant the Rev. ]. F. Crowley, the Rev. ]. r.
Curry, Mr. and Mrs Horace ii. Eidred. ID. Harrington
the Rev and Mrs. E. W. Hitchcock. Mr.. and hrs
stiisou Hutchins Mr. and Mrs Stuart Robson, Mr. and
MR. b. Kirafy, L. A. Kursheedt, Colonel and Mis-
Joseph sweeny DR.. Lester u. Ward aud Captain E. II.
Wood. c..
cbester Included the Res and Mrs b. b. KIlhkelly tho
Reys. b. +. aud John j. Mclaughlin, tho hev. N H.
Walsh and Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes.
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Pest On,, ystisA

rors,ru nails TOR IN, saaI JAY 81 Will s''s at tas
onuee follows;
TuEspAY-At 1880 p. for Europe per 50 wysminx
via Queenstown; att m for cape layu san Domins
N~ssan n p santiago and Cienfuesos Cuba per 81
Ser "a CITY OF Dallas. via Eew- ORR cans
vrnN EsDAY-At IL ~. for Germany, &C. per 50
Ihsin Southampton and Bremen oosr "a ,,e.sf
rtsin and other european countries nnst % mroc.oa
aar Rh~,n''G az 1890 for France uirecs psr "a
IaSrador vs Havro; 81 1880 p ~ lot .ufope pes se
serya VA Queenstown ietters for france muM ~ as
rected psr Servix") II N Tor the nc'nosAn"' ueos
per SIS. Leerdam via AmsteroAm-
1880 a. IN. for Germany. Franco, 49, per
=. snevis VIA Plymouth Cherbonfg ana haMouIx uos
tcrs for Great Britain add other EaropeAn snne
must be directed pcr saeyiag :. 10y a. NJ i;Jj
nnr y, tor Europe per Republic VA Qussnseo"n' -
y M Tor Newfoundland per 81 Aihamnia
pprnAv Al 10 r N Central America ho so.s go
,,. and the vest Acxieo sss - eiy -
VA Asph.wsil: ut p III Tor foss0 h'o' '
Andes 49,. r.r ga (1rcassfA
81 ~ 1ai.s.ow, sI belgium uTeSS n. &C. ~
.a.ssnd Via Antwerp; az III W. t dsssorv fsr
.sIirr. via Southampton sna ns co.Striss nosf ~
orsss Yi.in and ether = az 70: ESrss 81 eis
ei Chester Queenstown - Ia = n fof As4
f.lsads psr Ber@ ..s,..s q -. s'i 2.ssss
Porto aioo. wsv zeeIsud sandwich ANA ~ .n-s
Malls fsr AustranS va frAncsc, ci~s, ~
per 81 y HaiIs }sr emma ard sspan a. sxsiS Nc
sss 10 a. ixnslro, VA san RS~"
p.n. urNRY O. PEARSON. Possnassss
,ouc. New. York. y. Y July ~ iSoa
Of Aeidc n, .s e afran 20 ,,
~ t,sif nnIn;ursuptei ore; ani 9ain ~
INC posun Nails the Fast arfvta{ ~ uns -
- ssnss~e os the VI saliai VI sssAooss AZ
snsasss skaas aASs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-16
1aE SUMNER IN TIE MOUNTAINS.
rus ncrRls DOING A GOOD BUSINESS INCIDENT
OF INTEREST.

lER norEls DOING GOOD BUSINESS INCIDENTS
og INTEREST.
kMasrox, N. Y, July lathe mountains
asvs besu favored with nne wcashsr since the season
teaA, and the hotels are nilng up rapidly. There
ses nearly 500 guests a. Hotel Kaaterskl, and t'io
- assuming its wonted briiapcy. David Dudley
- I'D family have arrived there for moderate 90.
~
1e erznd Hotel ct the Sunni. is quietly nliug its
sas'ns already over 300 guests. with large scess
- 1fy
zah DAlla-valle, Italian Charge GAnairss at
q -. = = ths KaatsrakilL T. Depuy Dc Lowe
< ~ ssssish Legation. sad wise. are also
we thliaren from the Five Peinss Mission
o.sd Il hazgaretvils next week.
s'ans'sa md vile. Of Boston. are again at the
@<= 4101 e1n< - anfernpssicg va.f stora nam Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-16
OBITUARY..

CONCORD, N. H., July 15.-Mrs. Mary Ann
Chandler smother of Secretary Chandler. died last night
at the age of eighty.wo years She was unconscious
most OF The day, and pulsation ceased at 7lo D. m.
Tne funeral will take place ut o'clock ON Tuesday
afternoon.
CINCINNATI, July 15.-Dr John A. Warder,
of North Bend ONO died last night at his residence In
tne seventy year OF brs His malady was
paralysis. He prominent member OF inc Amer
can forestry Congress and the author Of several works
on fruit gro wing aud tree-culture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-16
DIR. lLSDoRrs ABSENCE.

DIR, John Alsdorf, of No. 266 West Forty
secopd st. left home somewhat mysterously last week.
ana nothing Yves heard from him until last Friday
Then telegram was received by Mrs Aisdorf saying
he was detained by important business but would re-
,vrn IN a few days. Mira Alsdor exhibits very little
ayissx about her husband 10 confident that he Will
ssnrn IN safety eao does consider mis- sudden de-
srsnr thinking that some urgent business
nxousr have called him from home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-16
KIRALFY,S NEW SPECTACLE.

little, nervous looking man with very
large travcng-bag In hs hand walked down upon tho
plsr from tho Alaska last evening and fell into the arms
Of A gentleman who was awaiting his coming
q Thats B.lo~.y Kiralfy" said theatre manager ~ no
hustled up 10 the Frenchman and shook hands1
.I have brought over from Psris," said kiraiy TO
TRIBUNE reporter the best spectacular piece ever pro
duced any stage. IL Is grana srAna "1 10
ved hi. hands and laughed outright In his ecstacy OF
enthusiasm "Ths name OF my piece is Excelsior
and it has been prescied at La Scala, In Man eaen
carnival season for three years 1t has been running IN
paris for goo nights this and there are no ndca
sons that II will cease 20 draw for months TO come Inc
piece is written by Luigi Manzatt and the mns0 ~ ,,
present IT, havc engaged ITO Italians IN Europe 70 ~
the more Important pars " tr s eorypsses aud
forty-four male seconds Coppini and bog,hto' wsn
eight sssistants, will have cargo OF the BAILEY, lne
pay represents tho stragge between Light and aarxnes
In civilization The mechanical elects VIII DO marsen"9s
ahead OF ans thing ever sttempteain this country ne
hearsals will begin ut The play Will DC gwen ~
Niblo's for the hrst time on August ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-16

At the morning service in Christ Church.
Bsorord-svs, Brooklyn, yesterday the Rev. ). r. OAR
lpgtos the rector. announced that several Thousand
dosrs hsa bssn raised for memorial to tho ase reesoi
the Rev A. H. Partridge The memorial win ssrs 'ae
S,nar< tshisf 81 scssEy e the aeeeassd clergyman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-16

PArERNAL PRIDE.-"Just think, my deaf
friend your worthy TO me yesterday and on
cred me a reduction OF five per il would take away
INV patronage from you and give 1t to him." "Gottswun
der my Isaac has done that whom took 70 DO an un
pracfIcaI fellow and meanwhile he is such shrewd ous
meas mani on my gracious how that peases me-
fFlengeude Batter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-16
WHAT A POSTMASTER THINKS.

To TIC BdFFeT " ~, -. Oyy3no
s,p. recent order from the Post once
,r.,ruets postmasters ct oSioss NOT located
n Goyernmsat buildings TO require deposit Of my
reuta Tor each key the money 70 % tearn0a
wssu tho key is surrendered do not know now az !.
order 1. rees,yed generally. but dova 'tss way ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-16

A safe standby for the family during the
season OF Cholera Morbus Summer Complaints. Cramps
Diarrhnas, and all Bowel Complaints, 10 DR.. Jsynei
Carminative Basam-already of admitted efficacy, ans
II occasion should arise, sure t. prove useful. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-16

resulting In the almost total surrender Of sys aud ~
throwing double and treble tho work TIE corEs. IL
the renters Of lock boxes after paying double the pr1cs
fey think the United Bates Government y stoopnk ~
smaIlthirgs. PoSrN AsrxR
-. Me-. July z, 1883.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-16
Ue,re Made Preserves.

,u,p cupRANT JELLY, Speed AND CANNED
FRUITS, JAMS. JELLIEs, PICKLES &C.
Housekeepers got the above articles male nsm ~.
t4shionou "oAAs N~ sARAH g. McEf.RArH.
orue's~ 1888 Dexrsw-st, brooklyn, NJ T.
,o,aa untl fall, AMI prssS
aeut on application
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-16
A NOVEL SAFEGUARD FROM FIRE.

A patent has recently been issued for con.
trfvance called the "tongue and groove BY tts use hs
oints of re-pro0f safe cannot open or EXPAND
when heated The device the invention OF ana Is usoo
by The Marvin Safe Company OF New-York exclusively
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-16
rrrEcTIyE BENEvOLENCE:

-. 1h< Eltzabeth IN ~ Journal. July ios rxxx
Fund one sa 81 e. s
mat exist already .aysa ana mat IN the
sa1 TRs sSRdTn which lie
most of Trash air have experience when
they would PsoSaS SSs, 10
rot iaae a. it unfortunately does In many ''H''
$3.50 ssa az baueyOlences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-16
Duesial Notices.
Artistic Meuoriai

Artistic MeuofIaIsr 49,
, - vy uNar A ND(iRANlfE WORK Hartford, OD1a
in''' onarries and sorxsa, .. Westoay. x
rsnsmonuInonts bail nag aofx af laitA Drtwis
ates wta)it char <e C,ccss251tios ~
s,a,,sI nj Y Odics l,J3l Eway CIV. CANFiELD, Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-16

TRIBUNE OFFICE. July 18-i O. m.-Tho movement in
the barometer yesterday was downward Clear and
fair weather wss followed by cloudy weather and 40
OF an inch of rain during the last quarter The tenn
perature ranged between IL and 6s'. the average
f76a being 7so higher than the corresponding day
last year and / 10 higher than on Sunday.
Cloudy weather aud light rain. followed by clear
fair weather and slight changes in temperature, be
expected to-day In tails city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-16

..x. .,,ce the Democratic press and all
scarcely two bowling about the Scott law but
he dogs q W. condition 10 that OF the youngser "ho
JUL ~ nS 70 .talk some more ABOUT ses~s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-16
MARRIED..

sMART-REYNoLDs-At Greenfield. Mass, June ~. y
the Rev " Finch. Wellington +. smart TO Lillian n
Reynolds, both OF New YORK.
All notices Of marriages mast be iadorscd rIh ~"
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-16

ADVERTISE TT IN THE TRIBUNE.

TO ne BGtfor or rae Trt0uns.
SIR: Can you kindly inform me what plan
am to take to sell an autogrsphc letter OF President
Lincolnsl II IL Of about ave lines and Is genuine
Baltimore, July 8, 1883.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-16

at wouldn't mind it 80 much,p said the
sded youth he'd bring different bill
Bus FIN bored TO death with seeing the same oio phI
--lBostoa PopL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-16
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
HOURS; Morning Might
las4se1salo ialasAsa7s sloll

~ y, \. w
i u I; u III E3
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THE EXPRESS 10 The NOR1H.

THE TRIBUNE BEATS IT'S RIVALS AGAIN
rvr IN s.RAroaA-A RUMoR THAT WAS NOT
vrKvrrp-rHE PAPER ALL OVER SARATOGA ID
s:3O A. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
Brooklnn IJroperin for Sale ana 90 Lei.

TOE SALE-Two large plots Oh I0 vro,, hi n yt
Iicatigg br dge and rapid transit vi" eo nICT IT,b
N, He near future Address a BhNi-p4Ni' INV
once.
U,O LET.-A furnished house in BrooElAyn
Win pleasant grounds from June InT meroi and con
~,lh t lam ear lines 10 city. Apply to H. > OdpEN' -oo
Ituatway. New. YORK.
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CWISS NATIONAL EXHIBITION.
y ZURICH.
MAY-SEPIEMBEK-l6
rIsITORS TO ENGLAND.-When visiting
filming.

COPPER QUEEN, Honduras, Rosario, Jocu-
1 "a, C,rloaafe I'M silver cord. Cssts Dome, pthl-
-. FreelInd Sltenio Breece iron 80 oyu@. Ani al s's
United mining stocks bought 4nl @1ld , NJ, d.,
NEw York. May 3, 1883.
,VHE TRUSTEES of the CABOkCA, MiNI Nv
Mi l-S3 levied assessment 80 q 81 =.
>Ts ner share q ~ capital sioc crnq4eI, u,tTn
r. - ~ - n June D. LOOMS L. II +
~ az Wal St financial agents OF tho COMPANY
ceive the above assessment HUM
STATES. ,tar~-. on all Cert!ncstcs OF
There will be advertising '.a,sSI y" "
stock remaining unpaid On the May a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
Gltuutlons Wdnteo--H laIes

DIrTI.ER or single handed IN a small family !;
ID rrst class references Address } IL L. lflbuhe p
,-.u.n nnI. BrDldNay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
GUNNER Resorts.

A SHELTER ISLAND. FAST TINE.
~. The Long Island Railroad will thi. sumner ma limited
express trains reaching the
PROSPECT HOUSE
IN 2L hours Family tickets (speca! ratel 81 50
THE PROSPECT HOUSE
This delightful seaside Resort enlarged and tnproved
opens uue 20 under management superior music shady
gOyes bathing. yachting. fishing. bowling lard. ABBY
10 OF address RICHARD IL. STEAKNS 40. promoters
Descriptive CiIcularA 80 Broadway New YOik
" 4 PPLE- BLOSSOM FRAG RANCE, noun
"A thin air matCLess scenery. delightful drives sur
round tie Bert Shire HOuse, Great harrington. Mss
Accommodate hundred reduced rates May ana June
A SMALL PAkIY OF adults can get good
N board for HE summer farm house ii.ef
retired ard pleasant Address Join v Clark, CoruAEct
10. Hudson, MeslcLosteI County. New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
Bankrupt Notices.

INSTRUCT COURT or ! ~ xou No,! in
II AIRS for tho southern District OF &c"
n, matter Of JOSEP CKONlEN. bankrupt IA O-n1I IN
lbg warrant In l ktuptcy has been ls9t, w ,',r
against the estate Of JOSEPH GROIN y, % Hts ~
Of New Ork Of the Ouutv Of New YORK OF INV
NewYoiE N said DstlL ad udg cd bank lut upon uc
uou OF his creditors the payment 81 any an
any property be on gue SAID bankrupt 10 l
TO hi use aud The Transfer Of property Nv n D In
Gen by Law meeting al The creditors Of s~d OaHN ~ -
prove their debts aud ehOosc more dsslshte9 "a
tate, WILL be held at Court Of Bankruptcy 10 bt
No l52 iloSdu In the CITY OF York IN sara
The twenty sixth day Of May D. 1885 at one 'io.A
T. ID the Office OF Mt HENRY WILDER ALLEN one
OF the Registers In Bankruptcy Of said Ourt
JOEL Is. EKHARDT, Z. : Marshal. a Messenger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
ConulrD properln fOr Sale ann % fet.

COMPLETELY FURNISHED summer
~ tt. in Tcw.Jersrv To- et within twenty miles OF Nv
Snrk tyenfv trains daily. accommodation TOT aDou, 10
80. '.lurifuly ocae3: Just renovated ana HtWy 49,
hste throughout Address L. BOX l,5ll Ne" OH Io''
Once.
DFKKSHIRE COUNTY.-Real estate ior sale
,nr,tGs Address j. NJ STEVENSON. Real Estate Agency
Tittsiie,j Mss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION

sealed proposals viii be received a. me 9l'' ,tuso
Ir,nrrs, Io,i aud trust Company. No4 U ana - ~, -,
~ y Tor ne sac ~ tho letces OF h'tt' this ,,g
a.. oregon Vafwav Navi-itiun company l' no ts
tund M pioyided IN the mortgage To the uhdclHl-"''
the same - MOI -TON. prcsi.
dcpf \os 20 ana 30 It aud must Ice VI r',.t
H. O'clock IN on tho LET pIoT. Tie fafhr' "tn ~ '
t.,rrii,v Trustees By X. q. KOI-l o. lft'4|'"l
\,
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san Francisco, cal, Arril 20. 1854.
NOTICE - STOCKHOLDERS.

NoHru R1yFR CoV-IRr crIoN COMPANY, {
40 Is BROAD 81. MN OK, ApiI - '0'''
Tho directors of rae North River Construction COMPANY
having a-,c-scl and called in-'nmcnts 10 tH' '''
.,i .,.,,r M so goo OOo on which there remains
unp,I tIe .nr of suOOoo NOTICES hereby gwen Z" =" "
Shareholders a. have paid ai the nsttmrnt' If
ti,at nm, Directors have assessed upon 'd'h ~
t l,tal STOCK OF said company such sums &" no,f 80
rcun,n unpaid thereon. NOT cNrcths III We 'r I'm.
',t - ,o itiraf c dol ara which tach ia o. - vi
ay limited In tho COMPANY ccTtin'ar o "lA4 ii Ia
r,ife ui Inject that - a-,rS'- DE- p'l
iLc ,.,r,g of the company a. 70, ONCE ~" D. ~ , IN,
Sew Nors 4 tv on the twenty hrs t'Y u NAY, 10 .nb
t,vu, of ov shareholder TO py thD uAnc" od' on m" h.
srrtrtlon on or before that day The NECESSARY bscp
effect foriclt OF -uH ''"F
ron and Of ali nsfalment. previously paid thereon
BY order of The Board Of III ectoI C, p,.slenf