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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-06-12
TELEGRAPHIC SPARKLES.
THE LATEST NEWS FROM ALI.
PARTS BY WIRE AND CABLE.
A REDSKIN ROW.

YANKTON, OAK, June 10.-A special
from Springfield says the Indians bring
reports that last week some Brule Sioux.
at the Rosebud agency, got into a fight
among themselves, and three were killed.
Tie rest of the band, which numbers
5000, has taken sides, and a general en-
gagement is in progress. The Indians
ere all well armed and mounted. This
information comes wholly from Indian
I1nners, and may not be reliable.
THE CIVIL RIGHTS LAW.
NEW YORK, June 10--A motion Of
fered by the United States Assistant
District Attorney was granted in the
United States Circuit Court to-day for a
nOlle prosequi in the case of Samuel J.
Singleton, who was indicted under the
civil rights act for refusing TO sell tickets
to place of amusement to a negro man.
The motion was granted on the ground
that the law bearing on this subject was
unconstitutional. Singleton was dis
charged from custody
AGUERO'S DOWNFALL.
NEW ORLEANS, June 10.-In an inter
view today with some Spanish gentle
men, principally HavaDamerchants, one
of them said, concerning Aguero's opera
ions, that of the fifteen men with whom
Agdero first landed, one desel ted him a
few hours after landing and surrendered
10 l. Ia
other was captured. in the different en-
counters Aguero has had with the
G"ard'a Civiles it is claimed heIost seven
more. Two others, Don Juan Benitz and
Don Miguel ROsite, were recently cap
trred in Havana Of the fifteen meu
wro landed only one is with Aguero in
be swamps.
GENERAL SWAIN COURT-MARTIALED
WASHINGTON, June 10.-The record of
the court of inquiry in the cases OF Judge
Advocate General Swain, was published
t day. The result of the inquiry is that
the President has ordered acomt-martial
to t.y Swain. The court gives its Opin-
ion that while it is not prepared to say
that any specific act developed by the
evidence is actually fraudulent, yet tbe
evidence does show series Of transac-
Ors discreditable to any officer of the
army, and which especially demand the
severest condemnation when engaged in
by an officer holding as high position and
pee uljar relations to the administration
o. justice in the army as those held by
Brigadier General Swain.
TWO NEW LEGAL POINTS.
ATLANTA, June 1O.-The Supreme
Court to-day rendered two decisions in
volv:ng abovt 81 ,O0OO 900 each The first
case was that of policy holders against
the Southern Mutual Insurance Compa-
ny. This company had an accumulated
surplus of 81 10000 A movement was
made for division, the directors hold
ing that the present policy holders only
shorld participate. The past. policy
FOLDERS, feeling that they were entitled
to a pro rata share, employed Captain
Henry Jackson and Mr. Henry Lumpkin
to contest for them. Upon its reaching
TIE Supreme Court that body decides
tFat every policy holder, no matter
whether lapsed or not, IS entitled to a
proportion of the surplus and orders an
Immediate division. The second case is
a contested short will case, involving a
principal of $3.50, 900. Relatives who
were overlooked fought the will, but the
court holds it to be valid.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

HkW.NORK, WEST SHORE & BUFFALO RAILWAY
AND NkW.YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN R'Y.
On anu aIteI January l. 1884, trains viii DesOOsses
Cortandt and W est 42d street Stations
Spm.
For Newark, Rochester Syracuse ouciia $50 m g
pm. '
Utica Little Falls Fort Plain CansjohAne Port jse1,on
Amsterdam. $50. IL 20 a IA. %
Albany and Catskin, > 4:"0 ll:2O a M 43O $500 n
ys"ekD, oneida, Norwich, 81 tney $50 N.
Angslon, Highland. POugGkeepsie. ., 800 ll.20
tsO, $50, - p IN.
NewbuTg. 3, 8 50. ll2O a m, $40. $50, .s p NJ
hlddetoWn. $50. II 20 a. m. AlO, i:3J. 's3O D. n
DAILY. Other trains daily except sunday.
B1nei Parlor Cars $50 and ll2O IN. and 45o p.
ttlns fOr Albany
Isrlor Buaet Cars on $50 for syracuse and
E0,lesteF
Pullman Buret Sleeping Cars ?. TRAIN for BuSAo
an Chicago.
tickets aud time tables stations and al Offices Of tie
ty, Jersey city Pennsyiyanis Railroad station Brooklyn
% CgurtsL Annex office, foot Of FultOnst o5- Fsou
< AID No7 DeKaO-aves New-IOIz Ciiy, Nos l62, SQ7
g. IO5 4lS $40 1873 Broadway No Cn!0n square. 40
a. oth ave; NO l67 kast l25thst reHnsy ana kh s|
got Des1rOssessty foot CoIu4ndst and West Shore
'1uon. foot West 42dsE
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
Amnsemente.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
GERSTER.

a CADEMY OF MUSIC. GERSTER.
TONIGHT, WEDN ESDAY January o.
Wy byy request DoDizetts Opera, ELfsIR D'AMORE.
ni1nino SlgnOr VlCINI; BelcOre, sgnor LOMBARDEI-
Aaiipa aDulcamATa, signor CARACCI0Lo, and
. n,r =; a, Nine ETELKA GERsTER
~ VI tns % usc and Conductor SignOr ARDITI
~ e"ISinae ngpe Win la NYMPHB DE DIANE.
povo. ,1 nnees Brambilla, Gilleft and sOrtls.
row. "a ISh SiO TO So Paqnet BalcOuy-Flrst four
circle 0Oo. General admission, al 30 '' S' '
Etelka Gerster '' Nh"'A"" rd''i anu 1~lDo
friday January ITl / Meyerbeers Opera,
fsou sgnOr Niconi; ST. Brs slgnor alasst. Morce,Io
h CneIubini Urbano, Mile Josephine Yorke. Mar
Patti '4N '"'0n'inA NINE AuellDa
bill@ De GileTt and De SOItls - ~ '"'"'
GRAND GERSrER MATINEE. SATURDAY Jannarv 10
MARTA
MONDAY. January ii, CRIsPINo Z IA coaARE. En-
BOZ once open daily from Til ). ' ADNLiNA PATTI
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09

CITY OF LAWRENCE ,-
,,ave Pier 40 40 North River foot oi Waut neAt pler
sboTe Drsorossest Ferry daily except days a f0 p m
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD -COmmenCing NOV, IL, 1881
fbrourh trains will leave Grand Central Depot. ,.,
sa m. Western New YORK and Northern EAptees' "ID
Drawing 1tOm cars 81. ,,rt,uc,r.
stopping az Albany, UuCa Sy1Hcuse RocOeset buuao
Cleveland TOecO arriving al Chicago IOIoa ID heNtlJ
10 80 Chicaro Express drawing room cars 10 Cahd
Rochester ard Bun0o connects fot O9wcgo
u Western New York md Northern tfpItH,is 80
drawin. Connecting iCt saratoga 1eus '"' ~
Rutland. 49, .-.-. ,, ,oo,, car,
n m AZ commOdaii0u 10 Albany and TROY 49,,
Cp m 81 Louis Express wl sleepinr cars l1 T,-,
Fails Buffalo Cincinnati except Saturday l0'euo' p'''"1
SOr m express With seepns to syracnse and 70
AuInru Road also TO Montreal Connects TOT saratoga
Sgp n PsdhC Lxpfcss with sleep,ng car. Tor koches.0t
Tnralo cleveland Toledo Detroit Ch CagO st. Louis Os"e
ro also Iuwvilc except saturday. .,t.,r,,1
I'll iglt Express. with sleeping cars 10 Apss
with tie morning trans lo' the "e9' anu
North ie1Ceu saturday UighD. - -. No x powbns
Tickets Grand central pepot - u,.'s
Green 252 and Bfoadwav and at NesloOt' : LApa
Onices place and 7S5 and 94l BroaoNsy ~" ~
and SSS Washington aDd s64 Fulton.sts- biooN'u "Nu
FOuTth-si.. Williamsburg ..aouoa
BAGGAGE called foI and checked from residence ,-,,v
~ 'TpS..Sf!I,V V'"u ualF' {. b MEEkER,
Eaa,aT.i SHneii ioieuCenL General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now know as the
l. NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangements Of trans from Chambers treet Depot
ga m-Daiy except sundays Day Express irawn groom
coaches &c BingAautol, Elmlra aud Bldalo sleeping
" daily st LOUIS LimiteG' ExpressNo extra charge
or ast ue-PuEan Sleeping Coaches to Buffalo, arriving
i;@5 no Niagara Fails a M Salamanca 100 a Ceve
land l4O IN, Cincinnati $40 a second
DAY COuueCtng trains arrive Detroit $40 Toledo
sp IN y)-PacIO Express for the soud Train o.
Pullman Day and sleeping Coaches to Bin2lamOu Elmli
buffalo Niagara Fails Cincinnati and Chicago Hotel an
Buect smoking Coaches 10 Chicago.
sl5 pm-EmigTant train for the Vest
lH5 $50 44O 5;lO $50 6l $50 7;30A O3O 3 midnight
SUNDAYS go 1870 m LAO $50 3 % y midnight
56l0 $50 6lO $50 30 slj 1890 ant Y midnight sun.
oey 80 1920 m lao $50 b 80 u ~ midnight
$40 5.4 ESQ 73Q 10 andl2 midnight Saturday uightA
eunern so lO2O IN 45 So $50 $40 sl5 N and
midnight
Marwtck 5oami 3opm.
b.oOam SIP
sROndout and Kingston and Montgomery an 4.3o . n.
,GOshtn 500 lO2Oam $3.50 800 48O sl5pm sun
AMGetowr 100 8 1910 a N 30 4:sossl5pm. Sunday
s3nRsst Ts MiGlaad Railroad MSHst Tue u
- Port JTTvis % 500 3 1920 $50 sl5 D u san
Boats cave Sa' quarter Of and quarter after each hour
@rOm @ a. IN IN 70 t%Tt2 % 10 every thirty minutes: and
Tickets Tor passage and apartments M DraStny poor and
Sleeping coaches can be obtained and orders for To
Nos. 2ol 40l SJ7 Broadway. lS7 Wcst.sL ~ No
Courtst-, Brooklyn on at the Colnpsnys UepO,s
Express trains om tho West arrive III NewYok TAO
JOHN & ABBofT Gem Passr gent. New.Yorh.
NORTHERN RAIL0AD OF NEW JERSEY.
SN Trains leave for Englewooi Closter Plemont and
u midnight Sundays Q AN aud 7I5pm.
Nanucti spnng Valley and MOnsey zi0 10 N $50 m
JOHN n. ABBOTT. CenI Pass'r Agent New.York
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
CTARIN'S
= IANINS
~ CITY. RIVER And HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY

Ofice PIER le, n h. loot o Cortlardtst
ConFTments OF freight forwarded directed any part
C!tle world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders delivery Of all Of Hegat and
ohandise any part Of the city.
SEA AND HAREOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAR
BOR LlGHTERAGE.
Freight every description promptly Ashtered any point
II the haTbOr reasonable
STEAMBOATS,. BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
Steamer John IL. sta in for NV HAVEN. leaves Pier
IL. r. foot Of CortlanGtst, at p. daily SUNDAYS
excepted.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between New. YOrk and
New.Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight for points l. & w. r. r. received at Pier 49,
For New Haven and points East at Pier l3
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND.-Eleyen Miles for
Ten Cents from Iron Pier l. Z. r. foot u
Rhtelall-st.
CENTRAL SHIPYARD. COmmuuigaw, y. DRY Docks
Machine and Boiler shops. Everything apperalHlng
construction aud repair Of vessels
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
PROPOSALS for Furnishing Headstones for
OFFICE op NATIONAL CEMETERIES

WASHINGTON D. c., Dec r. 1888. !
SEALED Proposals n trip!cate, with copy Of this
advertisement attached 10 eaCh will be received at this Ofce
until II O'Clock noon. Tuesday, January TO- 1884 furnish
ing 5000 eadstones more less OF American white
bic, for unmarked graves OF Union Soldiers under the
visions OF the Acts Of Congress Of March 1873 Feb
uaTy 3, 1873
Specifications for the work blank iorm Of proposals. and all
necessary Information the subject will be furnished
pcat0U to this o1ce Proposals required to be submitted
tho forms supplied for the purpose The right B reserved
reject all bids Bids shOud be DdOrsd Proposals
furnishing headHtOnes and addressed the undersigned
r. n BATCHELDER Deputy Q. NJ. Gen, U. 5. Army.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
gauinas Banks.
METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK,

MEIKOPOLITANS SAVINGS BANK,
NI NOS l AND THIRD.AVE, opp. Cooper Institute.
6lST DIVIDEND
NEW YORK, December 27 1888.
INTEREST for the SIX MONTHS ending December 81,
lS93 paid after January g. 1884 TO depOsitos
entitled thereto accordance with the laws Of the state and
the bylaws Of the bank, tOlOwsi
which do exceed $1,000 at the rate OF
FOUR PER CENT per anuum - -.
ON accounts more 900 the rate of FOUR PER
CENT per aunum on the trst 81 600 and THREE PER
CENT on the excess 80.
DEPOSITS made before January TO- 1854, VIII draw
interest from January - .- -,,-
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
nOR SALE.-FINE CHURCH ORGAN, hav-
Gitnations uante0-- 1ilaIrs.


CTABLEMAN, PORTER, OR USEFUL-MAN.
> Young man. single 20 ages wishes employment In
either above POSITIONS supply best OF references AS 20
character, &C. Address 4. MCDONNbLL' o. nISAusl'
HOboken.
TSEFUL-MAN.-By young colored man, in
u a private family boarding.hOuse. Address FRED,
IS 3linetta-st.
TTSEFULMAN or OFFICE ASSlSTANT-By
- a well educated young ITshman quick, rapid penman.
quick figures Is willing tO be generally useful; wages no
object prospects are fair OHAkA, tribune once.
USEFULor rHANDYMAN-By an industrious
~ young Amerca 20 sober steady, reliable quick aud
not afraid work; furnish reliable references.
DENIS NEENAN, - Dkemanst south Brookyn.
VVATCHAlAN, JANITOR, PORTER or
w DRIVER-By we'll educated Germany speaks Eng
lsh French dueuty; furnish security for any POSI-
tons Of also uuquestOnnbe references CHARLES ~
OELZE, foot l2d-st. south Erooklyn.
WAITER or BUTTERFLY competent
coOrd man. I'm good family where can have good
travel with gentleman or family - lb NIor
also good do most any thing aodnu mousse
good city reference Address JOSEfh' IllOuho OPu""h
Office, 1888 broadway.
NNAITER.-By a first-class cOlOred man
understands an kinds OF salads aud carvings good city
reference. Address Bi EltA, 1913 MAdsOhaNe
WAITER or KITCHEN-MAN-By a German
w that speaka French and Eugsh Is wei qualified ior
tie employment Is willing 70 Nok TOT 10" wages reh
erences KOBEKr SlEDEBERlb 10 Esse1-st
NNyANTED.-A situation for man and wife, 10
~ take cbarre Of geutleman's farm gentleman.s
grouuds understands The OF lawns or greenhouse wuo
housekeeper or cook Address W. PAhlo, No fateheh
Place West IOthst, near 6th-aye, NewfoTA CITY,
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,

GREAT TRUNK llNb.v-,-,
AND UNITED STATES MAIL h!3u - c,-oo,
Trains leave New DesbTOsses and CoruSu' I0o
Ferries as tUlJw%
HARRISBURG Piiislumg West and south WIN rnYn4p ~
Palace Cars attached, NJ. 6sLdS IN daiy t,eT
and Chicago Limited, ofParOr Dining Smok'ps anu 4o''"
Cars at ga IA -veTY daY. and Er1e or ;
William sport Haven 81 m CORY aRH % Ee az
m connecting al Cory FOL TnusVlIe Te'Io'0'" O'"'''
and The oil Regions -, 81, ,u,,oa n-,sn,,,,on
baltimore Washington aud the >uti, l1mea
TrDressb Of Puilman PsrOT Cars daily except SUNDAY ~
m sfve Washington % Regular VIA T. ana + * M Il;
- and 80 4 M 40 And9 u N ana ~ msuI ~ y
and O K r.. I and y and ~ night SUNDAY VIA % ant
P.RR 6lfsm. @ T. M and IL night VIA b. anu " M"
m. aud ~ uight
For Ailsutic CItv except sunday. . n
For care except sunday II lOa ~
Long Branch Bay Junction. aud nte enedate staohs
via Railway AinbOy, g m. ~ noon, $40, ~ 'n
Sunday M and f. (dOes moi stop at ASbny fat .h,
Boats "RJOnkiyr Annex" connect with al through dn
ct jersey Cuv; afeTdnR speedy ana uhec "auS'ei' '
Trains arrye-From Pttsbure, 10 and 20 m 7So and
101O "a n, lauv and a 10 daily except Monday. ron
Wasringt an and BamnTe 80 50 NJ" $oJ, 15
o2u iO05 and 10 "a pm sunday 6Sj 65O m; l0O6 ana
10Y5n IN From Baltimore 20 m, on sundays 9-up NJ
From philadelphia 80, 6lO $50 $50, Z exced Mond3y
20 9 20 no 40 SOa m. ! 20. 2. 3Ao35O $50 90
75V7 30 3 30 20 lOO5. 10 90 and 1885 m sunday
$50 20 g. s. 70. 1906 il So IN 620. 1885, go 1000
n. A
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
NORWICH LINE.
~ FAvoRIrE INSIDE WINTER ROUTE.
CITY OF LAWRENCE

To Boston So Worcester 81 80 Nashua SO d5. Portland
'0' anu 'O - steamers CITY OF NEw.YoRK
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09

Street Ferries rulluws 80.
go 20 g. > 80 G. and 10 LiHted), A. IL 10 am, -
$40 4; o: 81 SaLd 81 u aud II uehL Souiays ~ .
O. LinlieD ana 10 u e. 6. z sands m. ani y nPht.
Trains leaving New York daily except sunday. 100 $50
and 10 a u l. "a abd7 connecting at i1eUtcntor
Camden
Returning trsiDs leave Broad st. station Psdrpha ~ O
$40 20 a. 4S5 trxCept Mundavl. $50. 50. go 30
IL aUd II 10 1Liiniied Express 80 and ~ p m
ia 3. $50 40. 7 as audS III. Gu Sunday, II OIL
Sl5 3 % 400. 10 Z so % 20 Linltel. Il 30. TAO
745auds Leave Philadelphia via Cumdru8 3 80 iay
except sunday.
Ticket Offices 435 $40 ana ga Broadway AstoT House.
Of D-sbtusces ana COrland streets C0urst in1
Brooklyn Annex station, OO OF Fulton st. BToDsyu BuCbs
Hotel. HOtOken. station Jersey CITY tuiigTsht Ticket
ONCE no Battery Place and Castle Garden
The New York Transfer Company will Cal for and
baggage from hotels and residences
'CUARLES f. PUGH, X. WOOD,
General u anageT General PaSs'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
Proposals.

NOTICE.--The following mentioned proposals
WITH be received by the Department OF Docks No III
and ll9 DunnesL, nntfl Friday, January H. 1884 at Il
o'clock lst Proposal ior building new wooden pier with
temporary approach thereto at the foot OF West Forty fourth
st. RI I'd Proposals for building crib bukhead with ap
puItenCes from Seventy ynnth to Egbtethst r. aud for
repairing existing at foot OF Seventy nHthst r. For
full Information the City Record copies iOr sale No
all
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09

SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITORS in the States
~ of NewYork NewJersey and The New England states
win find their interest 10 have HODES' SAVINGS
BANK ALMANAC for frequent reference Trustworthy
handbook OF Information prepared from official show
ing Of each savings Bank at date OF last re-
port to Banking Department ana also the same Items OF
one or two ago that comparison be readily
made present condition with that Of previous years Con-
venieuty arranged Tor ready reference
Compiled under direction Of Bradford Rhodes Editor Of
the Journal Of Banking Heyes Oate Deputy
Superintendent tue Banking Department OF the state OF
New-YOTN
TO be issued ouartery-Ianuary April July and October
Subscription q year number viii be ready or
about the goth inst single copies viii b. sold at the
book stores by generally send yearly sub
scrtptious and orders to RHODES SAVINGS BANK AL
MANIAC No. % Wnliam.st, New York
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09

DOUBLE TRACK. TIRE MOST fMPRoVEn Equip
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSIST.
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
TO PHILADELPHIA.

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND On
SUNDAY. 3 STATIONS IN PHILADEL
PEIA IN EWYORR
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
Business Gbantes.

A n EXPERIENCED travelling salesman
~ with largo connection in the Ole steel tool cutlery and
hardware trades through the States and provinces desires
represent brstolass house in either the above
other business To any parties having article Of merit 10
Introduce by of VIM tact and energy, the advertiser
would found invaluable. Small salary Commission
penses References all that be desired
Bill WateTlOO-st Pliladelphia Penn
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
filming.
HIBERNIA SILVER MINING COMPANY.

The books OF tho abovs company, which now omen
for transfer Of stock at No Nassaust Duncan Building
Exchange RoOms will be closed the th day Of Jannary
1884 at All stockholders are requested To have
stock transferred 70 their names The adjourned meeting
Of stockholders will be held at Al 43
ALEX. c. LAssEN,
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09

OFFICE or THE sAcKETT PLow AND PULvERzER)
COMPANY. NOS. 80 and 80 BROADWAY, :
NEW YORK, December 28, 1888.
T'HE ANNUAL MEETING OF the StOckhOd-
er Of this Company election Of Board OF Trustees
for tie ensuing year will the Otice OF the Com
pauy Nos 30 and 90 Broadway NewYo CITY on the third
Thursday Il 7tlD January SS4 o'clock, Trans
fer books January TO- and reopen January 90 1884
A. EBERT, secretary.
ITO HOLDERS of Ohio State StOCks.-The in
tercst dne day Of January 1894, tho Funded
Debt OF the OHIO win be paid at the American tx
change National Bank Of NewYOrk from te It to the lbth
prox. and thereafter at our ONCE In this city. ,
Transfer viii close the 10TH ESt ana DC re-
opened January l6 1884.
Columbus, Ohio, Dec a. 1873
JOHN +. OGLEVEE. Auditor OF State,
JAMES W. NEWMAN, Secretary OF state
L A. HOLLINGSWORTH, Attorney General
Commissioners Of sinking Fund.
FHE ANNUAL meeting of the Forbes
TrGchic stationary steam Engine Company Of the state
OF New.York viii Oe held at the COmpany's office,
80 So Broadway, No 80 at 2 o'clock p. m-
January Ia, 1884. 2. H. McNAMEE,
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09

.pQ TO A WEST -ST.-Onc suit, first
DO floor also Third board excellent; terms
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
DoGro an0 Rooms.
East Side.
West Side

DI WEST 24TH-Sr.-Large and small new
- and handsomely furnished rooms with superior board
n...urlN Lnnnn
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09

YOUNGSTOWN OHIO, Dec g. 1888
THE ANNUAL meeting of the stockholders
of the Grend Central Mining Company for the election
directors and for the transaction Of such other business
may properly before Will be held at the oce Of
the company IN Youngstown Oo Tuesday January l5
1884 IL O'Clock IN X. McCURD Secretary
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09

,,ave pIer No 40 North River foot Of Wau-st, nel
sbove nrs5osses-st Ferry. daily except sundays ai -
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09

BAN FRANcsCO, Dec. q, 1883.
THE BODIE CONSOLIDATED MINING co.
thsday levied No OF Fifty Cents per
Delinquent 50th January Saleday Goth February
Same be paid the Office of Laidaw q Co. Il Wall
N Y tIansieI agents Of the Co. w P. WILLARD Pres
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09

40 WEST 9th ST, in the S0NC1, very
LisJ desirable apartments oabaethnsLed uescoe suan
baat See NIIOR.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
Dipi0en6 NotleeJ.

MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK,
M NEw.YoRk Dec. 21, 1888.
DIvIDEND-The Directors Of this Bnnk have this day
clared dividend OF per cent free OF ta1 payable on al
after January 2, 1884 ,.o
The transfer books will closed until January o.
FREDK b SCHENCK, Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09

N1ORTGAGE LOANS wanted ON Tour new
vi fonrstory stOnerOn Buildngsin Brooklyn cenai
located excellent locations within hve minutes %k o
Cy Rail- Loans wanted--fOuT suns $4,000 eachat nVe per
cent Interest," buildings at g. each Excellent chance
trustee investment ROBERT = BlSSlNn IA
building Ii Court.st Brooklyn, Broker In Real Estate ana
Mortgage Loans
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-11-24
Personal.
Robert Garrett has been elected President
If the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Compa-

Robert Garrett has been elected President
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Compa-
nv.
Commodore Ralph Chandler has been
appointed president of board of inquiry to
investigate frauds in the Navy Department
Lieutenant Colonies Saul, lie and Batchel-
Ter and Major Hughes have been ordered to
meet at Philadelphia to decide upon a site
for a national cemetery in that city.
Next year George Augusta Sala intends
visiting this country, delivering Is lectures
as he crosses the continent to San Francisco,
on his way to Australia
Lieutenant Governor George G. Sumner
of Connecticut, has inherited $4,000 from
his mother in-law, Mrs. Juda A. Gallup
Those much maligned women have their uses
after all.
Captain Chetwynd of the British Navy.
who has been pouring oil on troubled waters.
concludes that although the oil thus used
may be of great use to ships in an open sea.
it is of no practical advantage to lifebOats
having to pass through large breakers.
The President has appointed Otis p.
Clarke of Rhode Island. to be Commissioner
of Pensions, vice Dudley. resigned, and
Calvin b. Walker, of Indiana, present Sec
ond Deputy Commissioner, to be First Dep
uty Commissioners, vice Clarke, promoted.
Messrs. w. Henry Clifford and Clarence
Hale have just returned to Portland from
Providence, II, l., where they have been
arguing an important trade mark case before
Judge Colt of the United States Circuit Court
The trade mark belongs to New York parties
Mr. Hale appeared to sustain the trade mark
and Mr.. Clifford appeared for the defense,