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MIR. DoRsHEIMERS COPYRIGHT BILL.

The following is a copy of letter written oy
Mr. G. p Lathrop secretary OF the American copy
League TO the Hon. William Dorshemer expressing tno
sentiments Of the League toward the bill Tor
foreign copyright system recently introduced LII |on
gress by Mr. Dorsheimer ,
To the Hon. WILLIAM DoRsHEIMER, House OF Repfese""'
tires Washington, d. q. . .o
DEAR SIR The Executive Committee or tne nne CIV
Copyright League at meeting held III new RIM in
Japuary l. 1884 considered with attention !O 10
trodncad In Congress for the granting OF copy srseS
citlzens of foreign countries and most coruldy az on
The Intention of the proposed act and the sprlI VI .
thor II seemed to the committee however, na ,on and
sections the hill would defeat its general nlentoh' ~
they beg leave TO offer the following ro "a NJ
n would seem TO be the dictate OF courtesy as wen S a.
a oicv 70 arant 10 foreign authors the same rghts
that American authors have here ana winch Sts the
IN have I'm other countries The second section
foreign 10 twenty five years ana tne
anv right OF renewal. These se cnny
and nudous The third section whch declares tu .
rjhs Granted to any foreign citizen shall cease VIII us
death K a limitation which may wholly destroy cue 1919
for IL would render precarous all contracts VI he o.
authors with American publishers necessitb he In
commandment of each contract win the polcy VI
surance, and would be unjust to the WHO" anu
of the deceased author. 80 -a.,oo+s ,rould
The massage of your bill with some amendments Woulu
be calculated TO relieve literature OF the P n
under which IL suffers At present Amercahs nav
chance of competition equal terms with Tue III;
of foreign authors. The relief proposed ~ your p WI"
be double act Of justice. Very Respectfully, ,
Secretary American Copyright League
Nelc- York. jan 16, 1884.
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TEARINF-Very dull and prices somewhat nominal CITY
quoted at 9 nc OeomaTgarine stearine $50 go
TALLOW-Fairly active and steady; Prime CITY quo'en
il.1G673tc sales 1885, 900 n 1l.iGD7oc
TEA-The spot market was active strong and exoed saes
within hrce days 1900 pkgs FOOchow OOlong - W Ahy'
and l00u Pingsuey green Japan options IN brisk ne
mand and very firm sales 10000 at l3lc for March ana
23c for April Black steady LOCO for March 500 ~
81 lac Quotations on Change wore; Japan-Jan H3~
c February 2 t6223c March. 3is023tc April. - >
239sc. MAY rs 2D2Ic: jane 235ad24c Black-Januarv,
3nsd3o1lc; uary 80 2a3Ic; MGrch, 81 a3l ci April
81 R03l3ic. Ma 31b0 22o June 81 aad32 c. spot quo
tarons; Japan, Fired Sga36ci Basket Fired Ie99
SIC; FomOsa OOlbL 22d45c; FOOcrOw, 220f7c Annoy
a2Sc Congou l. Sc "The present activity in the trade
said broker. "recl-ls the days Of 1870"
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i3ankrnut Notlres.

INSTRUCT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ STATES, FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF
NEW.YORK.-In the matter OF SAMUEL HARLEM ard
SARAH MACK, composing the hrm VI :. Harlem & 20,
Bank rupts-In Bankruptcy. 81, -.
variant bankruptcy has been issued by said Cours
aganst the estate Of SAMUEL HARLEM and SAhAh
Ma X Of the ty of YORK Of the County Of NeTpes,
OF the state OF NewYork In said District audged BANK
rupts upon tho petition OF samuel Harlem, copartner Win
said Mack and the payment OF any debts ana Tue &c
livery of any property said Dankupts TO them OF
20 the transfer Of any property oy Them are i9r
meeting OF the Creditors or sald Bahkrnpt
10 prove debts and choose one or moe OK te
he OF bankruptcy to be- holden AZ
Nnnber 2ti broadway NewYork In said District, tho
bireth day OF january, 1884, a. II o'clock NJ at the
o, n, Inln Fitch one bankruptcy OF
saiJ Cont JOEL u. ERuARDf,
~ Marshal.-Messengcr.
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constitute connected review of the results OF re-
cent cthnoloqy, geology and philology Several OF
the Others deal with such subjects spersecuton ana
Professionalism. and the concluding paper IS memo
rial 70 Charles Darwin. Those who have not time
10 follow the progress of modern discovery and
scientific research IN original works of importance
NAV gather from Mr.. Fiske's volume quite as much
information as is at all likely to be demanded IN
saoietv
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels and Railroads.
NETWORK. Jan IL. 1884.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw.YoEK. Jan II. 1884.


AsHEs-Quet and unchanged. 49, 49,.
CoFFEE-Spo Rio duh and weak at lc for fair Options
Gss'b an a SnG Sny e
the spot conjunction with me ncra a m BAGS
So or Jas9 saT for FebTn for
mn s5 or r June SG AR6 for july and
lilo; june liI5S 20 active at weak sas
Oss G beTered f Sn Ta'5 bas, Rce
pO " tSsssy season Oas Sdd ifH' uPd
low MGdng SiSe sn$ Cool oS a s5S b,d il &C.
Mare %arcS Sips9ss %P
october! 61.I5 Y SS 1.se
Ishs:t and E d S o. The A lSgI
TSas FeG MaT loSTcqfg 9 9ane S2 y
iig2SSii as August a septs%peT lllOSllA'
o shSTh AT6 NHFf6G dull No
and wanted to fair extent a. te Ss PEs
port demand light and OSbe confined mainly 70 %al
bbis were Tor export including 1900 obls Low Grade
1a e ss * di %RBs 500
MN Extra g l5s5 ~ eS N N0e ree va GE
choice sold as iis as 49, 1000 Winter Wheat Extra mainly
wsn the s. s esss y? nSr an NO
% Far Extra 81 2oSs2 90 GOOltp Fancy 60
Choice go Common 70 Ear rsd,o Extra q one 9sS
g. Common Extra Minnesota So S0as 75 Clear "a
IS 30; Mixture 81 l5as 65 stralsh s3Sf5 ri Pat
a. o. Fair to Good "a 30 So 20: Good Very Choice
SIS S0dS6 20 Patent Winter heat Extra So
..sOUTHERN FLOUR without decided change In P.ns'
S S Common me Det To Coca Extra 20
s s $3.50 90 HslPaFt g9
%ans sa' SH SHRfI9UHf plenty
s3 80. mainly s3aS3 20......CO NEAL duu' heIo"
Western. So tsS 25i Brandywine So 30GsS ~
&c lower closing steady at above the lowest prices
fairly active export trade and light city business ana
very large trade on speculative account Saes NC AZ
ST TO- delivered Gngraded Winter Red Sec as l2 Posted
10 2Red H. delivered No Red SCI 10 RED sS%S
81 6Sasi O5a. free board from elevator 81 OtGSi az,
delivered from 81 Ssl W FOR rail certificates H.
seller January ii oil O4 "a closing 81 o2 DO February
Closing 81 o7s do April 81 oSsGs lo' closing s. 09
do May 81 ll%as1 12S closing 81 l2G DO Jnne i2a29
l2 81 nd State sSs 5000 bSh
sales yesterday should have been bush IN
2So6 o. BUSH aSSo Unsraded canada at BARLEY
MALT quiet prices without decided G9snSe oo1e ths In
prices moderate business for export aud home use anu
fair trade speculative account sales, l43209O bush
future 6sh cash. intending ungrad GS Mixed a.
Steamer White 80 G6Oc; No 263062c. in store and ee
yac the latter price for early February
q ii Closing
about the prices Sales $4,000 bush future $1,000
bush CASH s6o aSlgd c Mo- sW S No 4S4e
No / quoted 43c.; Mixed Western. 39i29 &c White DO
4ZdI5c; White state, 45G4 l2c No. Mixed seller Jahn
AZ. a4lc closing 4c. DO May. 42e a427sc 81; CLOSING
40 GsOb. l29o6C lOOD- sOc asi sharps, slGSl To-
Rye Feed S509Oc.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Thursday, ia
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY

NE"-loRh, Inursdayf Jan. IL, 1894
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY
10 jacob korn aud another slOO0Od
S6thst "a, 81 " Of Aye-A, l2l.3xl022 cowen WV"
ct al toe T. LOeW
Lot on Klngsbridge.road Johnsonave; H. H. A"'"'"
Prime, trustee, J0J I Lewis. l160
CoOperst. n =. go II " of Emers0D.st, lOQxlN9 ''
o- Soaring 10 - soaring ear, i250
Smith 10 q w smith trustee ................
2daye, 3, 504 8 Of l07th.st, 25xo02 Lena Wolfe to
won ~; a. 1920
n and wife TO pane Russell 80. *. 1000
mann TO John Faith and another, - 2s,50o
zoo Grant and wife o. saareaeh 1920
scbw ern. IT referee to sarah Wentworh;.. 10000
RivsrX37x2l lx2G4 20 llSth-stxl IL x3ix25SxlOb
llx25xlOOll; Isaac Coin ct al 10 r II Wolf
a., 4 co ,o., :, - 1900
Morgan ct al executors, TO John ID CTimmins 7926O
Franklin.aye, II cor OF 7th.st, l06x75; Il Fan.
shaw to Mary Wood. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
l0th.st, No III West; Mary Little TO Andrew
BleeckeTst No ri; Mary II Wright to j Barrett: /
Same property John Barrett to Jacob Taer .. 1000
l0Jthst s. 1895 OF 2d.ave, 5O.8Il00ll; Edward
Lay to seth Valentine -. $4,000
67th-st, =. 52.6 Q OF 4thave l76Is0x6; Fares
80 and wife to Jane HOFFMAN and another 1920
Donovan and wife 70 John Kleiy. 1860
Grand.st, n W cor OF Clnton.st 5Oxs36; NJ Fox
trustee TO- Cadwalader. 1900
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Proposals.

NAVY PAY oFHcE,)
~ Safest,
NEw-YoRK, January IL. 1884
PROPOSALS SEALED and INDORSED on
i envelope Bid for Supplies Advertised" viii be
ceived II o'clock February o. 1884, for
following supplies OF the best quality 70 be delivered within
from date OF order free OF expense at the
Navy Yard New-York;
bureau Provisions and Clothing"
Sets Yeomans stores for ,0u Men.
4 Set. Stores for 400 Men.
sets Ye0mans stores for 300 Mon.
Z sets YeOmans for 200 Men.
sets YeOmans stores for 100 Men.
specitcations Information DO obtained
applying Inspector OF Provisions and Clothing Navy
Yard, New.YOTk
The light reserved reject all bids that may
be deemed advantageous TO the Government.
responsible suretes required Tor the prompt and
faithful delivery Of the supplies awarded.
Blank forms will be furnished At this Office.
RIOS NOT properly signed certified will be considered
THOMAS r. CASWELI,
Pay Inspector, U. 4. Navy,
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

IIyERrooI, Jan. l7-S:3o 2; -Baoon1cumberand Out.
sos 0di Long Clear 40s ID Beef1Prme MeSs ois Pork
spirits OF Tnrpenne, 6a do at London 20s Cheese
American Choice bss Whcat-New Western Winter s. sd
Corn-Mixed old. 6s 6lsdj DO, new, 6s Sid
LONDON Jan. 40 y. mProduoo-Spirits or Petroleum,
sid CHI per gallon Spirits OF Tpentine 25s. Cd per
cwt sugar GALA Sd per cwt for Cuba Centrifugal pull
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NoRTnKhN PAcuIc RAMEoAD CoNrAxr.

ST paul, MsS Jan 10 1854
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- this Onice until twelfth day Of February lsst
bing grading, bridging and furnishing cross ties for
60 miles OF the Cascade Branch OF the Northern
Pacific RarOad from present end otraek twenty 26
miles wailua IN Washington Territory, 10 Yakima
City in the Territory.
Maps pronles plans may be seen. and specifications
forms contract and blank forms for proposals obtained al the
Office OF the Engineer In Chief 81. Paul, MINI.
The company the night 70 reject any ana all ba
A. ANDERSON, nginee rin- Chief.
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verzing e6o and lssalss 3d. for Cuba Muscovado ,a,
refining a1Oat -
.ASTwEhP, Jan. H-Petroenm, Fine Pale American n
francs 81 centlmes paid and ~ francs 30 oentu
BREMEN. Jan. l7-Petroeum marks 80 pfennIgA
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Gountrp i1ropertp Wan!eG.

XVANTED.-A large tract of low-priced
w West Virginia timber lands. GEORGE FORBES, 4S2
East 5Sthst, New.l DIRK (ty
WANTED to lease, in Westchester County,
w from April house rooms with i've "a en acres
OF land Must have fruit and good wafer Not mOe ultn
twenty miles city Address stating rent ccr HOME,
No. S-S DC KalD-ave, brooklyn
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Neru l1ubllratlons.

HARPER's
MONTHLY MAGAZINE
(No. 4o5)
FOR FEBRUARY.
Contents;
THE BIBLE READING.
FrontsUeoe Illustrating judith Shakespeare" Part H.
From Drawing by E. A. Abbey
THE UPPER THAMES.
BY Joseph Haon illustrated by E. A. Abbey and Alfred
Parsons.
THE POSSIBILITIES OF A REVIVED IN
DUsTRY.
By A. F. Oakley. Illustrated
AT MENToNE-1L
By Constance Fenimoro woolson. illustrated.
A WINTER IN CANADA.
BY c. H. Farnham. Illustrated
JACOB RUYsDAELe
BY E. Mason. Illustrated.
OUR CoUNTRYs CRADLE
By T. W. Higginson. illustrated
NEW NOVELS.
JUDITH sHAKEsPEARE-II. BY William black
NATURES SERIAL sToRY-IIT BY E. p Roo Illus
trated by w. II. Gibson and +, Dielman'
SHORT STORIES.
nAv1n po1NpExrER's DISAPPEARANCE. By Julian
Hawthorne
THE ropHAM MEADOW LOT. BY Sophie SWEET.
LYDIA mAcKEY AND COLONEL TARLEToN. BY DR..
]. Marion Sims
GLIMPSEs OF EMERSON.
BY Mrs James T. Fields.
THE DoCToR-KILLNG oREGoNs.
By General Benjamin Alvord.
THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT AND EDU-
CATION.
By Charles F. Thwing. ,or,,s
BY Laura NJ MarQuand Margaret veley and Henri Daugs
EDITORS EASY CHAIR.
Word to cOnspiracyEngiish
Criticism Of Amerlca-Jenkins and his Modern Imitaors
EDITORS LITERARY RECORD.
EDITORS HISTORICAL RECORD,
EDITORS DRAWER.
vvo.orOtons prthday-The killing Of Eminent Nen-AIa-
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Meeting-An Od.FashiOned Marrage-Uncle Bily's Mill
tary Remiuiscences-A Personal ExpanatiOn.-A Baied
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Panl THE Darkys Report OF sermop.-Anecdoe oil Gen
era Hardeerhe Taisman and the Leech &C. T. Langanl.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
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OCEAN Steamers

MERICANS going abroad and desiring
~ precious stones choice Jewelry bronzes tho latest
novelties invited TO ys Paris store No ~ Avenue
Dc opera, adjoining Hotel Bellevue .
~ HOWARD & COMPANY,
Fifth Avenue New.fork.
BORDEAUX LINE.
I'D New and direct line 70 the South OF france;
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DlFEC1. -, %
s.. CHATEAU LkoVILLE t4OOO tons' ICY ~ IA
From Prentices Stores' NEAR wanst Ferry Brooxyn
Travellers for France, Spain And ltny, ~ 49,
Nice &c. viii save time expense by taking this inc
Cabin dncluding wine, $50 steefase 30
fO' P's'As'' app" !" F. LIE BoULANGER as Beayer.s.
GENERAL TRANSA I'll "a r raS,. CoMfANi'
Companya pier new) No. AZ North River 1901 o. % M
EHANCh, Peree do Hauterye Wel jan ~ y M
Cnecis payable at sight In amounts suit tho sanaso
Transatiahtqu OF paris - , ,,,,,ny areeu
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent, Nv " oV"NNe WV
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miscellaneous.

NOR SALE-A collection of about 20 very
very eDgravings and echngs by well known engras
era suc MOrghen Willie Mason Haden ETC. AL carefully
chosen I'M pressioIs Write L. Tribune onice and
appoint ulent for examination Will he made
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Gitp prouerlp Uanteo.

( Offs WANTED TO LEASE.-Must con-
IL about 10000 square feet and be located below Canal
81. between Elm.st and West Broadway Address LOFTS
Box 1924, New.YOrk.
WE DESIRE to lease, on favorable terms,
w tenement property IN various locations. GUERINEAN
& DRAKE. IL Bible House.
HOUSES and FLATS, furnished
w and uufurnished for responsible tenants Country
property let sale Send description to A DALEY
Everett Directory, "a w. S5thst.
WANTED.-On a long lease, by an Old-estab-
lished and perfectly responsible firm, STORE sitU-
ated east OF Broadway, west OF Wfiams between Fulton
and Lbetys store TO be about 25 feet 'front.' 70 feet deep
and stories Apply to p. o. Box ,29i NewYOrk City.
WANTED-and will pay immediate cash for
W good property, II cheap. PAUL p. TODD, lao Broad
way.
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Danflna Araormics.

Dantlnq Ardoenles.
LIEN DODWORTH, No. 6S1 Fifth-ave.
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS N DANCING
Now OPEN.
Particulars in circular, for which send stamp.
ALIEN. MACGREGORS 112 FIFTH-AVE.-
~ Private lessons any hour classes every day gentle
Monday and Thursday evenings particulars ses
circular
MIR. TRENOR'S ACADEMY of DANCING,
WI Broadway and 32dst, ID for instruction every
morning afternoon and evening Season tickets reduced see
circular
MIR HARVARD REILLY, 579 5th-ave.,
WI has returned from Europe For terms &C, apply at
the school
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Brooklyn propertp for Sale ano 90 Get
Country f)ropertp for Sale ano 90 Get.

BERKSHIRE COUNTY, MASS.-Small farm
ID 90 with attractive village resdencei stable,
barn. etc unsurpassed for chicken farming ami pleasant
q est
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| E0R SALE.-A farm of 26 acres, with good
L house Outbuldngs Crot0n Landing mile from
station The land VIII be sold 10 sections desired RU
LAND WHITING Temple Court, No. Beekman-st, New
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Ciin 11ropertn Go Get.

ITO LET.-2,115 Fifth-ave., near 130tb- ST.;
threestory and basement brown stone front private
house, best location In Haremi possession c. CARhEAU
Grandst and Bowery Telephone Spring 49,
ITO LET.-StOres, lofts and buildings on Beck.
Il man. Spruce, Frankfort, John William and Pearl stA
rutland WHITING, Beekman.st.
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TOR SALE.-A hotel of 100 elegantly furnish
Il ed rooms. Every modern aud sanitary arrangement.
Most eligible location at Spring Lake ~ j. Terms 70 suit.
w. II. HEPBURN, J2S WalnuIst, Pnla
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TOR SALE-4,0O0 acres semi- bituminous
coal Ian L. living The the coal region OF Peun
syvana miles from Beach Creek, Clearfeld
and K r. 1.-THE Vanderbilt connecticut six ulles
from Pennsylvania r. mile from Philadelphia aud Erie
r. II. VII be sold to close estate.
These lands partially developed and tho value OF the
ID. l. PRATT,
T0R Wnnnf IhlnlnlnhIA
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Citp Real estate for Sale

Citp Real estate for Sale
"A MODERN DWELLINGS FOR SALE.-on the north
side Of S0ths between Madison and sth-aves Built by
days work careful inspection invited. T.. KIRK
PATRICK, Builder 363 East 7Sth.st
FOR SALE.-5th- fave. Corner and Broadway
Lots, VIII exchange improved property. PAUL TODD,
l46 Broadway.
E0R SALE.-DOwn-tOwn Business Property
and Apartment Houses paying large income. PAUL P.
TODD, l46 Broadway
| EXINGTON-AVE., near 34TH-ST.-Four
WHITING, Beekmsn.st
STH-AVE., NEAR 57TH-ST.-Superb4 -stOry,
- hghstOop. brownsone residence 25x60 with elegant
dningrOom and buffers pantry extension for sale reasonably
being IN one OF the handOmest blocks 5ave possession
i'm nedate terms suit ". X. STEVENSON, Jr, No. 81
Cedarst and 66l 6th.ave.
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DETROIT, Jan I7.-Wheat unsettled No. White FAN
Cash and January II % February, 81 O2As; March, 81 03
May, > OJ' No Red II o. 10 White, Y4c Corn e
White lac; No. = Soc bid keceipts-w heat, 2l,OOO
BUSH; Corn, 1000 BUSH oats, 1000 bush shipments
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ITO RENT-TwO Splendid Brick Dwellings in
Augusta Ca delightfully."- situated and centrally located
Every convenience Furnished unfurnsbei desired
Address j L. MAXWELL. Real Estate Agent, Augusta Ca
rlNO LET OR FOR SALE.-At Long Branch,
near End Hotel elegant Cottages, handsomely
furnished the bun Of the ocean and oerways alec at
ElbeTon aud Deal Beach, by WIN. Ian f. Long Branch.
VIRGINIA FARMS FOR SALE.-CatalOgue
free. Maps Of Virginia loo MANNING c. STAPLES,
Richmond, Va
AXILL SELL OR'EXCHANGE either of four
w desirable Hudson River Residence Properties 20 50
acres $4,000 to $4,000. OWN Err, Post Oce Box 072.
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MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Jan. lU.-FlOur duh and neglected.
Wheat weaker; No Milwaukee, g ash IS &C. January
SgS FEBRUARY yO6sc March 9UAsc My Corn dull. No.
5I C; kejecle G48c delysrod oats quiet but steady
no Z SpTiug gc cash so &c February No Spring Ex.
ira 5Os bill jUiac asked Provisions lower Mess Pork,
sII rs cash and January ia 80 May. LarlPume steam,
- 90 February IS 80 May Hags-sweet Picked,
1O1lOc nOgs s,rOng 8 2OdSj - for hive urn aud
unchanged tor Butter and unchanged Cheese
qnet and in hight demand Eggs firm Recepts-FOur 1000
,ihs. Wheat 2luUO BUSH barley $4,000 bush ship
mens-Fiour 1000 bbls. Wheat 1000 bush; Barley.
600 bush.
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HARPERs CATALOGUE, comprising the titles Of be-
aud thousand volumes will be sent by mail
on receipt Of Ten Cents
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-07-17
Final proof notice No. 1900.

Land office at Kirwin Kans. June % 1884
Notice is hereby gwen that the following
named settler has fled notice of his in
tention to make final proof in support
of his claim and that said proof will be
made before the Clerk of the district
Court OF Probate Judge at Phillipsburg,
Kansas, on August 5. 1884, viz: IIeph-
ziba h Woolsey, Hid 1928 for the east half
of the southeast or and east half of the
northeast or Of sec. q town 1 south of
range Is west He names the following
witnesses to prove his residence upon F,
aud cultivation of, said land, viz: A. e.
Mendee. w. Mendee, DALLAS McGrath
and r +. Helh, all of Myrtle, Kansas.
John Bissell, register.
VIM. Bissell, atty 626 7-S1
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-07-17
Land Office at Kirwin. Kansas.

Land Office at Kirwin. Kansas.
1854 July 2, 1884.
Notice is hereby gwen that the fol-
lowiDg-hamed settler has filed notice OF
his intention 10 make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before Clerk Dist Court or
Probate Judge at Phillipsburg, Kansas,
on August -, 1884 viz:
Francis l.. Rhamy,
d. S.193GG for the NV or ne or e hf NV
ar and Ew Or NV or sec 3, + . L 10 W.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of, said land, viz: w.
L. Goode Noah Goodrich, Frank POy-
ser and Vim Turner, all of Goode, Kas.
VIM Bissel John Bissell,
j3aug7 atty. Register.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-07-17
CONTEST NOTICE no. 6188.

Land Office at Kirwin Kas. June IS 1884
Complaints having been entered at
tins office by James Overton against
Wilson Hevlin for abandoning his Home
stead Entry No 1864 dated July ~ 1879
upon the southwest Or sec s.. L l h
~ W i'll Philips county Kansas with d
view TO the cancellation of said entry
the said parties are hereby summond t.
appear at this office on the day Oi
August 1854 at ~ O'Clock II III to le-
spOnd and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
John Bissell Register
Il. K. Hays Receiver
McElroy & Mccormick Attys G-26
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-07-17
FINAL PROOF NOTICE NO. 7488

Land office at Kirwin Ks. June 10 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make fina in support of his
claim and that said proof will be made
before the Register or Receiver at Kir-
win Kansas ON August 1884 viz:
James NJ. Overton h No 1887 for
the NV or Sec Z r 10 W He names
the following witnesses to prove his CON
tiuuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land viz: w. w. Wagner and
Albert Crusha of Long Island Kas.
Frank Poyse~ of GOode Kas and Z. & .
Wagner of Long Island,
John Bissell Register
VIM. Blssell Atty 6-26 1-31
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-07-17
U. S. Lind Olieo, Kirwin, kansas.

u. S. Land Office, Kirwin, Kansas.
[58Q7l May l3, 1884.
Complaint having been entered at
this Office by J. Z. Samson, against To-
bitha A Shinn for abandoning her
homestead entry no 1905, dated Feb.
II, 1880, upon The sw Or of section q,
township 3 south, range 10 west, in
Phillips county, Kansas, with a view to
the cancelatioD Of said entry; the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear
at this office on the 11Lh day of July,
1884. at 10 O'Clock m, to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said al
legged abandonment.
John Bissell, Register.
Il, r. Hays, Receiver.
Dodge, Chaplin 6 Dodge, atL'ys. m22j19