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National Republican., 1884-08-23
nine acrcs, and for which the appropria-
tion is sufficient.
THE NEW RESERVOIR

tion is sufficient.
THE NEW RESERVOIR.
1t was not until last April that work
WAS onergetically commenced on the now
reservoir, IL is mainly question of ex-
cavation and embankmont. the excavatcd
material being used to form dam Mt the
lowor end of the valley in which the
reservoir Is located. When completed
this dam will be about 1850 feet long, 45
feet high, 40 feet wide at the top. and
1926 feet wido at the bottom. The thick
ness ut the water-line, which is to be 10
fcot below the top of the dam, will be 250
foot The depth of water in the reservoir
is to DO 30 feet
At tho close Of tho fiscal year $40, 1888
had been expended. Tho land taken for
the reservoir comprises 67.73 acres, for
which tho valuo fixed by tho appraisers
is S2O1,S1d.30. This valuation is far in
excess of the estimate originally sub.
mittcd (ST5,9i0.50). of the value at which
tho lands were appraised for taxation
lt69.41Ll0), and of tho amount appro-
priatod for their purchase 1896. .250).
The deficiency is seen to be $l70,624.
This condition of affairs, resulting from
sudden and most unexpected rise in
tho value of the property rs determined
by tho appraisers, from whose valuation
there is no appeal. Tho assessors who
made valuation of the property for
taxation In the summer of 1883 evidently
entertained radically different views from
those of these appraisers.
About forty-three acres Of this prop
erty, for instance. is assessed at $500 per
acre by district assessors. but appraised
at $4,000 per aero by the government
board.
Tho total assessed valuation on the
district books is S74,517.10; tho amount
appraised, S205, ,S7l.3O; tho amount
claimed by the owners, $i17.
Congress has appropriated $S7500 for
tho partial payment of this deficiency.
The land has, of course, been actually
occupied and tho tenants disposscssed.
Main connections for the introduction
Of direct flow from tho new reservoir
into the city's water supply have been
arranged. The sole purpose at present
being Y increase the pressure so as to
insure the supply at greater elevations
than now attained Sl39, ,i03.97 has been
expended on this work.
From present indications It may be
fairly assumed that with tho exception of
the deficiency for the payment of laud for
tho reservoir, tho amounts already aprro-
priated will serve to complete tho work
Of increasing the water supply.
Tho work on the fishway plans and
drawings is described, and $47,Si9 said to
be available for their construction.
The detailed report of Capt. Symons is
appended.
National Republican., 1884-08-23
THE CAPITAL BICYCLE CLUB.
Members wiI Go to vnrious Meets
Next Weok-A Projected Trip to Now

oTieuiss
A number of the Capital Bicycle club
will attend the meets in Philadelphia,
Springfield, Mass, and New Haven next
month. A plan has been projected in this
club for bicyclists' trip to New Orleans
during tho exposition in December. The
plan is to got together party of seventy
five or one hundred bicyclists and charter
a special train to carry them and their
wheels TO New Orleans and return. 1t is
proposed to spend week in New Orleans.
The project will be laid before the bicy-
clists Of Cleveland. Philadelphia, Balti-
more, and other cities. Tho delegation
of the Capital club visiting Philadolph ia,
Springfield, and Now Haven next week
will spread tho news Of the project and
invite tho wheelmen they meet to join
with the Capital club. Tomorrow tho
club will take run TO Cabin John bridge
escorcing tho Columbia (Pa) club, and
next week q base ball match will be
played at tho Capitol park between two
mines selected from the club and desig-
mated as tho Hollow Forks" and the
" Ball Bearings" respectively.
National Republican., 1884-08-23
DIED.

, ,PEDDICoRD.-on Aug. IL, 1884. REBKccA
PEDDIcoRD. aged "a years.
Funeral Saturday at o'clock, from 2305 NJ
street northwest Relatives and friends of the
family are invited TO attend.
LOFrUS.-At DrainesNille, Va, on the Goth
instant, EDWARD LoFTUs, Esq.
Funeral from Il. j. Harvey's, No. 021 Seventh
street northwest, on sunday. the Oath, ut 9
O'Clock y. m. Interment nt Glenwood.
star COPY
National Republican., 1884-08-23
iagus and Gunson the battery to-day.
The White House Concsrt.

The Marine band will play the follow.
ing music at the white house grounds,
commencing at o'clock: Galop, "Gladys,'
kimball; collocation, III Barbiere," Ros-
sini; valse, La Vogue" (by request).
Metra; ballad, "Once Again." Sullivan;
mosaic, Heart and Hand" Lecocq; selec-
tion, "Orpheus," Ofenbach.
National Republican., 1884-08-23
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following ia q list OF advertised letters re-
urday, Aug. 2J, 1884.
g1-IO OBTAIN any of these letters the nppll-
cant must call for ofrtTtissd letters.
m II not called for Within four weeks they
Will be sent to the dead letter Office
FRANK b. CONuER. Postmaster.
National Republican., 1884-08-23
clay Pigeon Shooting,

Tho following scores were made by
members OF the Capital City Gun club
yesterday afternoon, on their grounds,
at tho Stone estate. Conditions; Is birds
each, Is yards rise, traps:
National Republican., 1884-08-23
EDUCATIONlL.
!, WITIifN q, sIloRTIiDClgs

SSwlTH1N C. sHoRrLIDGEs
~ MEDIA AcADENY, MEDIA, PENN
P6iaepla school , year isi 81 'eps opens 1SV Tmss
day. sept @. Fixed price covers every expense.
Music and Chemicals. students admitte,i and
classified at any time. No examination neces-
July aud August. Theregulnr school year opens
sept. ., but students may come at any time be-
vacancies occlr. A boarding school of the
highest grade for young met and boys. One OF
cessNl schools IN the United States; always fiii.
Fifteen experienced teachers all men, aud Al
Teaching in small classes, so that each pupil may
btS YsneeS aGa S9e esG Sp0n to
deficiencies IN young mems education corrected
Young Young men whose education has been neglected
art students to advance rapidly special drill
lor dull nnd backward boys. Patrons or stu
lar iingllsh, scientific, civil Engineering, Busi.
ness, or Classical Course, or parts OF different
now IN Harvard, Yale. University OF Pennsyi-
vgania, Princeton, Lehgh, Lafayette, University
several Polytechnic schools Conditioned"
std gSgS ma sIaens tda Go OF any class tuored IN any
physical and q chemical lnbratory. Courses of
lectures, with the best aud fullest apparatus for
rsIInss rsIEs doubled na IN hss Ien students ed Tor
Aqraduatlng Class every ,yt yeas in tho CONNER. .
clel Department Fine school buildings. In
Whlch nll the students live with the
n,iilnclpnl. No boarding out In private fam
wardrobe. burcau table. washstnnd, toilet set,
tWy tWy single beds with springs, good mattresses,
pillows, and all ample supply OF bedding, ali in
,,TSmpiete order, &c, &c. buildings carpeted
looms Tor two boys. No large dorinitories.
Rooms lighted with gas. Media Academy sets a
generous table. The students are not poorly fed
under the economical plea that plain food and
mnieager diet are best for students. Dining room
lifted out ~ the best manner Experienced men
WATERS. First class steam laundry. Day and
hght gll, Waterman. gymnasium, with two
grounds for base bail foot ball and other athletic
sports. Drainage and water sIinply perfcri No
malaria. The health record of Media has few
parallels; Media Academy has all the convent.
home and first class academy. a school for
the training OF gentlemen. No hazing or other
rowdyism. No "roughing IT," Students al
inIS nausSsss sssdemg must not sacrifice The home
good morals good manners, and gen.
teel surroundings. The school Is adapted
In every way to the education OF young men and
BOYS only Media Academy is not a mixed
male sex. Media has seven churches and a Tenn
perance charter which forbids the sale of all In
toxicating drinks. Media is conveniently ac-
eessible from all points, No change OF dcpots
coming nom New York, Pittsburg, Baltimore,
or Washington. Nineteen trains leave Broad
Street station, Philadcphia. for Media. Return
trains every hour; distance. thirteen miles. Ask
Mt Media station for Academy COACH which
meets every train. Drive TO the school, only
FIVE minutes. For new illustrated circular Of
Media Academy address the Principal and Pro-
and A. NJ. Graduate Of Phillips Exeter Acad-
cmy and Harvard College,, Media, Penna-
au10-1m
National Republican., 1884-08-23

them vote as they please themselves but
lot them also allow others of their conn
trymcn, equally honest in their convic-
tions to vote ~ may seem hest to them.
National Republican., 1884-08-23
OUR WATER SUPPLY.
MAI. LYDECKEEs REPORT UPON THE PRO.
GREsS OF THE WORK.

LAST Years Operations on the Various Branches
OF the improvement shown-Difiieulties
which Had to be Surmountcd-Plenty Of
Water Promised at no Distant Day.
National Republican., 1884-08-23
TINE CEDA RS.
GEoRGETowN HEIGHrs

phoHpbioWN HElGHTS.
select school for young ladies, occupying an
entire square of well-shaded ground In the north.
west section OF the city. Every facility for
thorough education In English the Languages,
Music, and Painting. Private conveyance for
pupils from distant parts of the city. Address
MISS EARLE,
National Republican., 1884-08-23

CT JOHNS COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
- Vermont avenue. between NJ and N streets
northwest This institution offers every facility
for thorough education, whether Classical,
DAY, SEPT. 1, 1884. BRO. TOBIAS, Presi-
dent. au1S-lm
National Republican., 1884-08-23

A POSITIVE CURE FOR MALARIA,
FEVER and AGUE-Contains no Qulnipe,
Arsenic, or any metallic eompoundslAt Drhs.
gists, 90 cents u bottle.
National Republican., 1884-08-23
CNDERT.fKERS.
-~~-sN~-'~S>,~N~>~-~~~~.~~
VIZ II. SPEARE.
UNDERTAKEN,
$40 + STREET NORTHWEST.

FJ-Everything strictly firstciass and ont tn,
most reasonable terms
TAMES BELLEW, UNDERTAKER
- Central wareroOms, I'll 7th st. N. w.
Everything first class. Moderate and easy
terms. Location and accommodations suitable
FOR transient funerals Telephone connection.
TosEPH O. LEE
Formerly OF Horny Lees Sons, Undertakera
NEW AND COMMODfOUS WAREROOMS
NO $40 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
o. Residence on the premises
National Republican., 1884-08-23

LOCAL LETTERS.
LADIES', IIGT

Fl" Correspondent of international ms Co"
Scranton Republican
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G!tuallons cJll!ta-- Ml.sa

ALFONSO BRACCO, 2s3 Mott-st.,. supplies
~ The Tor the rail Dad auy 1n2lnt u theA
4 YOUNG MAN - years OF age wishes SIT
n nation has been IN The business for number q
wear. Leaf ctv reference call address e. East d9th
COACHNAN.-Bv one who thoroughly under
y stand. his business respect 81 ge snn can
furu ear references from ~st empoye f CAL VI
AID s,s l. NJ. III est 2Jth-'I
COACHMAN and GARDENER.-By a single
y nan emperate can milk. IL careful DRYER ,sooa
reference Address VI Tribune uptown On0'' ''-''
Broadway.
COACHM Single thoroughly under
- lands Ihs care OF horses carriages 10 comPeteHI arc
fu driver Dare tly and OOtnns can Ini. -.
lam 6c sd on account Of family sellns Oui h'e
years Ne"f'r1 reference "~A' vi J. H. goo East
COACHMAN.-Bya frst-class man Under
sf,nds hi. buuneSs thoroughly be highly recon.
Children civ or country best refereaoes AddIss
S'' - /. C.. Is Ayrtsave- brooklyn.
IARDFNER. - Thorough; English age
'ortv orchids not and greenhouse an bedding plants
ross- frt forcIag and Vegetables tnoh9 JS~4' Ga
perenca n O. Sehrs Hotel white Plains n Y.
IGHT PORTER. BY young American ;
ago 10 can furnish satisfactory city references on pro
''Ou' employer A""i THOMAS oANEY ls4 MadlsOn-st
DORTER. &C.-By strong, willing, active
man "A porter driver anything OF the sort -
Rnito window man beast reference a.tb a.,
Useful BOY.-A strong willing boy 70
make himself useful round hotel - ~,
WORK can be veil recommended JOHN OSONSOl~ 80
Last <eth-st
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Banking fOusss ano BanHers.
Gaplnss Banks.
THE BANK FOR SAVINGS. 81 BGEvcKEH,sT-

THE BANK FOR SAVINGS 81 BLEEcKER,sr-}
NEW-A OKK. July .. l7-< )
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES have this day
declared the interest under the provisions OF the
bylaws the months ending The SUN June as
70.
Al the rate Of THREE AID on GHALF PER CEN per
auEIin On all - and upward. Z eVccln g - 90
payab. On and after the third NDAl being the -Ist Jay
o. Ms mon h. -.
This interest carried AZ once 70 he r'it ~ teposor "A
principal the lst inst where II stands e1~cuy As D
depot . -. - a.. -. -
Z vii the pass books NJ any TINE WI sh
i't'''e' WI lii1 a'i GIORGE CABOT WARD Secretary.
THE -KAARSs BANK FOR SAVINGS, /
"A AND rs WALI--T.
THE TRUSTEES HAVE ORDERED THAT
fNTERET be pail n d"p"' or rn,le' 'Ho'e'o i' 'o
sx mon rs .udns "a ultmo a. follows a.,
iH0u-ahu 4'"iialH al VIC
VI rot r. PER EST per Annuui ,,.- -. ..-. 80
on arroupts arger than thousand Dollars out not e1
ceeug Thousand Dollars, al the rate ol III rF TEN
CrNl pCr e. NUN. .-., ,,..t,-. =. a, ~.
r4t- o ~ % PR t.NTper 4uuum payab, Oh anu amer
Monday 2ls instant , ......... ID ,,r,r-
cpd. W VI H. MAD4' i4'''eN''
HENRY p MARSHALL Cashier.
Nrw-NOrA July lO, l-s4.
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Che Curt

brighton BEACH RACES.
ID VIA EAST 34TH-sT. FERRY
And BAY RIDGE ROUTE. rom foot o. Whtehaiist
on Race Dzvs
Leave East 34thst 1920 l1n Lao 20 p m and Whlfs
hAl.-st l2:l2 l:l2. az y. Close connection With
Bnght0n Railway al sheepshead Bay.
MONMOUTH PARK RACES, Long Branch,
vi y. J.. eve-y TUESDAY. ItrItsDAY and SATUR
DAY August IS Races promptly at 30 p. N.
day. Hurdle steep echase
each day Trains and BOat- direct TO tour-e.
Philadelphia and Reading r r. Liberty street Ferry Ac,
. II g. m, ~ l2.l5 1245 2. m PeRae lvania r. r.,
Cortandt and Deshrosses Ferries o l.3n 1921
pm Boats Sanly Hook Pier = y. ii - 5, $40
pm Fare Round Trip. including adm salon 10 a, " 30.
]. II. CO-TER GEO. l. LORILLA i.D.
PresIlent.
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Diul3e11 NJlce5.

4 DYERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
y YORK TRIBUNE Ill BIZ lsCEI\ I'D Al ~
UPTOWN OFFICES. so. l.- Broadway. orBer Inuiy
frszt uu D. IA 900 West Twenty -thrist, corner
Eighth No 1913 toufth-s'e. corner fourtecnih-t
go Ihrdave. ty.-evrnth-st; Nos Loo. lhd.
-.Greth-t. an a. III IA hIEM Or l. = W
Third One iredand-tN enty rIth-st up ~
I. la. "A regu 4 Office rates.
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SIT atlo1s % luteo-fema.es.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED All The
TPtOWV OFFICES No. LIS Broadway. corner Thirty
sst until D. ni and 30s Vest Twenty thlTds. corner
Eighth ave No 1873 FOuIth-sve. Fourteenthst
$50 fhirdave corner orty-evenh.st; Nos lOO7 Third
ave near 1teth.-t and az the HARLEM OFF CE. q %
Third Onehunii odaDdtwenty nfth-sL up 70
& D. IL. regular Office rates-
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A THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT

4 THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
"A. ASSOCIATION.
Chartered b. the state o. GewYorE
F6s g'i: Secretary kEIL6GG a.crnoy
Main oes 81 BFoadssy RsaF q, 3.4 t4ss
proos,vn 50 aad 81 oari-st near ~ Hall
''"' S4cF on-st near Anderbi lave
The refer he following advertisers have been IN
Advertisers can ofnes
COOK.-Ffrstcas private family city country. No
co :. LII. been With highest families IN the city
600 ana ssI~r wAst.Firsteass private family cook
COOK and Lar NDRESs-Good and excellent iauu-
f%UN JRhss-Fifst-ciGss private family. No. 8 at
iIIAuN Ii;Y' and cHAMBERwoRK-Un the
bg'qes ner29saf an, S9 "a HrV- sIa.s cham
beAe ana pain seamtress NO III at LIZ Or casnf
CARE ~ 4 GIlID-By young, neat respectable
Oughly No IA at l.3l7BroAd"ay.
NHAMBERWORK, &c-By young girl to
I DO cAauberwors and wait ng ehAmbsrvork and fine
"~'1--e ''' " ''-D'' N' Oj5 Sd ave-. drug store.
rHAWBERNAID and Bright
Y Young girl who is an excellent washer ironer
clstoinsd TO chir steady place "here by atn
on and trying TO please she can have home
i'"' "A'- g. 6th-svs, near l7th-st., up stairs
COOK. or COOK and LAUNDRESS.-By n
excellent soups desserts a. ands cook
ing ~ all ranches " milk and butter
Of Call al 27Z othaVe near lIth
St up stairs
nRE>SMAKER, &c.-By young girl 10 20
,ut by WORK drsssmaker Or - DO AN
sewing good buttOnheio- anu run Tour
sewing machlnea terms low Addrsss . ,
l. Al B. rr6Lne Uptown once ,2Ss BrosdSE.
AUNDRESS and CHAMBERWOkk.-
yogng girl a. sGsaTe'' aud assist Viii
VAVNDRESS.-By a Swedish laundress; TO
do All kinds Of me washing at home al East 3Ithst
DFLIABLE HELP of all kinds waiting for
IL positions At EPISCOPAL BENEFICIARY HOME
BUREAU. 40 bth-aye
SEWER.-By neat sewer; would like 70 90
y out the day On with dressnase or do plain
sewing good button holes and willing 20 d. mend
ing Address as Tribune Uptown jmes l-5s broadway
WASHING and HOUSE CLEANING BY a
W fe-peotabs TO go out by the day $40
East 4Ith-st
WASHING and lR0NING.-By a German
w woman. IN out Of the house
ARs. SANDERS, 2jS West 35thst rear list door
w ASKING, &c.-By arespeetable woman, TO
w do Washing and ironing or hOusecleaning. -,
s66 2d-aye., room IL.
SS( 3D-AVE.-A respectable girl wishes 0
Dst dtuation chsnbsrmad waitress OF vhsrs sho
make herself generally useful In eis - country
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miscellaneous

DTRCHASER.-A Young lady of refined taste
.srs 10 go purchasing out-Otowu parties al pr
ders carefully promptly rEectrd tor references terms
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IN WEST COUNTY MO. NEAR KANsAA
5000 a less. with without herd 30 pedgreed
Durham cattle and one haibOois 2u tine mares with f0a
BY imported Norman. Yarn veil waerod rich largo
new nine g house and Hsrse I tenants
houses besides all high eultiva
ton renting cash part NJ
PROPERTY estate Nll be sold time in part-lOng
time or 10 su uyrr This place Il widely known
Grain and Farm. chance for a to
nancy suporsr 10 ANY other chance Address
WILLIAM =. POPE
Ala Onyest, Louis No.
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FEkWiCK HALL,
ISLE OLE WIGHT.

LAWEENCE STATION LONG ISLAND.
The OS BORNE HOUSE opens June 4. SPECIAL TERMS
Tor TIE stages the Ia O'Clock from Long
Island Ciiy Apply the hotel address w lLLIAA L.
gI-H. - 10 Broadway Nj. FISH be
: D. ~. a. 20 Vest ,Sth-st
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CETsKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
llISEILL...RROSPECI. PlRk NOTEL.

c,,, 400 This large and elegant house e situated on
centre q 800 itsi par comma lN
- t NM. and most scenery ~ any honse on MS
fg,,.rf Views u three ~aluh1ous no uhlilh "l
.,iai 1lls ana tr.ves AL auusemrnts of any nlnALan
Sonse win 0spr added Pull orchestra sir ty hr~ as
tpuar prces Very accessible Address oI d'r.I lt.'o
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cATSKlLL M0UNTRlA RAlLn0AD

aud reach Oscillation on ilinr.
Passfngers - g. t. iWp HOUR IL EARLIER by
RS IAN prlc tcable ~ any other
vi al riir asd aud steamboat lines at
la.sAuL Tor Zine aues address $500 . -
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NATIONAL LINE.-From Pier 80 y. K.
y FOR LIVERPOOL ANU QCEtSSTOWN.
ANfFPTC 4 ......... ....... W due-da july e Il N
pain. ..... ..... "a urdty. An g. 100 p.
FOR LONDON. CALLINg Al PLYMOUTH
CAN ADA...Juv II a. ~. he u IN July , 81 am
$50 10 500 steerage rates outward ana pre-
paid 81 Iats- .,,.--
'Appl tn VI. HURST. Manager Washington Building
IA
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Ocean 6tenmers
E.-U. 6. MAIL STEAMERS.

RORDEATN LINE.
ID New and direct Inc the south Of France
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT
CHATEAU Y-UrM ----.- ;. ,t.lr-'.ay inv -
eli .AIfAT MARrAUN new " r''i Stay Auf y
H.'ree n ~
From Prentice. stores" Walst Ferry Brooklyn
Travellers FOR France spain and Italy. PvreneeA Pau
Nice, e. aud Expense ~ taxing this linz
FIrstt a5in including tSU 500 second CABIN. tJJ
Steerage. S35 For passage apply ID .-,---o -. ,..
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STOCK AND GRAIN Farm

NDClAy U0NL-C send stamps for descriptive ctr
OnEuVN iEVHLc - Gu. ars 10 GEORGE M.MILLER
IuKepe civ Lane ounty oregon.
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=
- SHORT ROUTE To LONDON,
NETWORK sOUIHAMPTON AND BREMEN ~
DONAU july j. lIDr .--....- u 9 July -
III -. I'd Ja} \ Sit. t. July %
RHElN. July - " ed, NY 50
FROM NETWORK To 10 DON, HAN .E AND
BREMEN
~ 81. D., ,...-- FIRST cabin 100 to $50
hy ehesoay NteaheI------ second cabin 70
First Cabin. ..-----.------ : D
by SATURDAY second aD 800
Storage St Lowest Rates.
% M, Ot.I NJ
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TIE WHlTE MOUNTAINS.

sPECIAI-A solid ira Of Farior and otter ears urouP
without change W.. aud alter July leave Grand 'nta
U,0ot N-v York ew-I4veu and Hartford Railroad daii
SUNDAYS excepted a m arriving at the mountains carr
10 The erenn, coln-tin. Well. River with 1tress iran
Newport sud IueIec Time table, may be procured
principal ticket Office. .l by atdra sing
-. .ll1ir- LAD, g.. B.. & I. 4.
.nn 1 . Il lrk
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NENYOEK July Z. lSst'
THE COUPONS, now due, of the Ale
ghepy valley Railroad sfnpany's $40 bands. wiz De
paid the banking house Of Messrs Wnsow. IAnier o
VI Cedar YORK CITY on ana AIef
tAls date r. ROBINSON. Treasurer.
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AMERICAN LOAN AND TRUST con-

II PANl, II IrurWay . -,
A dividend u THREE PER CEN the capital 7'ock OF
this company past month. be.n DECLARED A.
And July 6 l@+ Al the once OF ne con pay
Transfer july TO- at and open the morning
y ". d SNOW. SECRETARY.
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IL: ZIP VAN WlNNLE.

Charnincv situated the heart Of the CatsA' Is no"
opeo House furniture and equipment new mountain air
,t bcaltny all modern convenience i've hours from
-'c"- ioiA ~ ' u. r WINTER
Pine liill. Ulster co.. ,. y
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-02-01
APPAEL NOTICES.

A rrEN,, NOTICE. States Land Office
To John::G;; MtNislen, Washington
Springs, Dr. Sir: Keu are hereby no
titled that your nd. entry No. 25O58
made April "a 1883, open 81 nell and
eh2 Sc qr sectidn No 2s, township No.
1O7, north Of range No. 6S. west 5th D,
m. has heea adjuqgel forfeited by this
office upon complaint of =. i. Cum
mings, and you are further Ghotified that
our decision win become final as to all
questions of Fact, unless appealed from
within thirty days from fhis notice
that being the period Of time allowed
i,l yo9 IN y which ., 70 appeal, from said de-
OF the general lana Office. Upon your
failure to appeal within the tine spe-
CITED, said eRtry Will he repbrted to
the Honorable Commissioners Tor can
collation..
,,,,a GEo: y fvrnIr4, 'Rtcsfster.
LIZ" ii. BARBER JR.lte-fiVer
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-02-01
A PPEAL NOTICE.-United States LAM Office
~ at Mitchell, BakOta. .IAnlsrY 23. .lsSl.

A PpEAL N0TICE-U United States J.au,it office
~ at Mitchell, Dakota, January 23 1851. '''y,'
>, 10 George Harting, Plankinton. ID.
T., SIR: You are hereby notified Chat
your t. c. entry NoDaa7, made June 1s,
1881, upon nw14 section Nc 2, toe7n-
ship No 1O6, north of range No Ga, W,
9TH p: m.. has been adjulged forfeited
by this office upon ccmPlaint df John
Phillips, and ycu are fGrther notified
that our decision will BECOME final as to
an questions of FACT, unless arpeared
from within thirty days from this 'no-
5lee, that being the period of time 81
soWed you in which to appeal from said
dec; To the Honorable Commission
er of,She general land office. Upon your
failuss to appeal within the time speci-
fed, sad entry will be reported to the
Honorable Commissioner, for cancella-
31f2s Fl BAKHEis JR Recdivee