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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-28
PROVO POINTS.

ABOUT THREE inches of snow fell last
night.
THREE DEATHS have been recorded
here during the past week.
A. G. SUTHERLAND, SEN, left for Tin
tic on business to-day.
PRoFEssoRs K. G. MAEsER and J. B
Keller went to the city to-day.
| PRESIDENT o. A. CARD, of Logan,
spent Christmas day in Provo. He left
for Salt Lake this morning.
APPEARANCES ARE more in favor Of
winter, than they have been heretofore
this season.
DR.. PIKE was suddenly called to SEQ
field by telegram to-day; he was accom-
| panied by G. A. Richards.
ALL THE party-goers turned out in
force Xmas eve, as every dance seemed
to be well attended.
THE Provo Silver Band disceursed
some very sweet music on Christmas
morning, which was greatly appreciated
by all.
The MUD and drizzllng rain on the
25th was but slight drawback to 1.-THE
boys" who were out for time.
SOME OF the Christmas indulgers are
already repenting their overdose of egg
nog.
THE FIRST passenger and express
train since last Sunday on the D. & +.
G.. passed through Provo at n.30
SEVERAL WENT to the metropolis from
this burg during Abbott's engagement
to hear the operas and to be in town
over Christmas.
The UTAH Central eating house
changed hands yesterday. 1t will in
future be run by1,..Mrs S. Witbeck,
formerly of Juab. The hungry tran
sient can now satisfy his craving appe-
tite by procuring his meals at the above
place.
JACOB You've, who died of pneumonia
at his residence in the First ward, on
the morning of the oath, was one of the
first settlers of Provo. He was highly
respected and loved by those who knew
him. The bereaved family have the
most sincere sympathy of the entire
community.
AT THE First Ward Sunday school
dance, on Xmas night some little eX-
element was caused by the igniting of
lady's fur cap in the dressing room.
The stove was very hot, and the cap be-
ing too near, caught fire. Had it not
been attended to in time great many
ladies might have returned home with
only protecting arm as shield from
the elements.
CHRISTMAS DAY was duly celebrated
in general rejoicing and festivities, and
although the weather was not as plea
SAINT as we could have wished, all
seemed to join in the spirit OF the oc-
casiOn, and to enjoy themselves thor
oughly. The business houses were
closed, and the boys who work took
the opportunity of having a good time.
Judging by appearances yesterday,
they exceeded their own wishes. The
skating rink, dances and other places of
amusement, were all crowded to their
utmost capacity. V. ARA.
Provo, December %, 1884.
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PERSONAL.
CITIZEN.

HoY. ADRIAN HATCH was in the city
on Saturday.
W. H. FOLSOM, of Manti, arrived in
Salt Lake last night.
Dr.. SEYMOUR B. YOUNG arrived home
in time for his Xmas dinner.
SUPERINTENDENT R1DEoUT, of the
Draper Coop, was wading around the
streets yesterday.
DR.. BENEDICT went to Frisco to attend
the young man Thomas, who was shot
there on Christmas night.
ED. MCCLAsKY, the well known bari
tone singer, of this city, goes to New
Orleans to-day, via the D. & r. G.
Mr. S. R. WoRTHINGToN, of Grants
vile, is spending a few days in our city.
He expects to return home on Monday
next.
F. F. EcGLEs, of the general freight
and passenger Office of the D. e r. G..
W., goes to New Orleans to-day. He
will be absent six weeks.
THE ASSESSOR and collector of Cache
County, L. B. Martineau, leaves for
home tomorrow, after spending the
holidays with friends in Salt Lake.
ONE OF Ogden's solid business men,
Mr.. Sidney Stevens, came down to Salt
Lake or Saturday and returns this
morning. The gentleman is a rustler,
and is doing good trade in the capital
of Weber County.
F. D. RICHARDS and wife returned
from Payson, where they have been to
attend the Tanner family reunion.
Fifty years ago, the 25th of this month,
Father Tanner broke up and started
west with the Mormon people. His
families now number near 400. To use
a phrase, the Tanners are becoming
very frequent.
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THE YOUNG DEMOCRACY.
The Meeting of the Club Last
Evening.

There was a limited attendance at The
meeting of the Young Mems Demo-
cratic Club, in PendIeton's Hall, yester::
day evening, but those who partici-
pated were filled with enthusiasm, ap-
parently, and made the proceedings
$50" with rush and vim quite crafty
ing in themselves, even if no other
consideration were taken into
the account J. l.. Rawlins was
chairman and J. NJ. Young secretary.
Speeches were made by l.. 2. Holden,
Ben Sheeks, P. L. Williams, 4. d. Hoge,
]. NJ. Young, and thechairman. Theo.
Burmester, G.. A. Meears and Alfales
Young were called for. but each excused
himself with a brief statement. The
speeches were in the main well tenn
pered and went directly to the issues
raised by the platform. the sentiments
expressed by the speakers occasionally
being Observation-Disclosures. A few addi-
tional names were added TO the roll,
and the meeting adjourned subject TO
call.
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A HERALD reporter waited upon Hon.
William Jennings last evening, and
asked him what his idea was concerning
the land lease project and the effect it
would have upon the small cattle
owners?
''The agitation which is being
fomented on that subject" said Mr..
Jennings, sis all a mountain made out
of a made out of a mole hill l have no
faith myself, that the government will
grant the request of those who are ask
ing that that part of the public
domain which is useless for
agricultural purposes =. and that
is all that is asked for-be set aside at
nominal lease for grazing purposes.
| say l have no idea that the request
will be granted; but think this, and l
am free to say so, that it would be the
best possible use to which that land
could be put for the benefit of the rich
man and poor man alike. Suppose that
all this land, mountains, canyony,
deserts and all could be obtained for
cattle purposes. / for my part would
plant every acre where it would be of
any use with grass seed, and ten cattle
could be fed where one now is. The
poor man who swnS from one to twenty
head of stock, could procure cheap
herding for his cattle. and there is moth
ing to prevent him from fencingin his
own leased land, or from consolidating
with his neighbors, and their having
herd lands as well as herds of their own
In common. Thus small towns and
settlements could consolidate in fencing
in leased land. replant it, and gain a
benefit from that part of the domain
which is now useless. The cry about
the movement being in the interest of
the rich and against the poor is all
rubbish. F"
Il see DR.. Faust is still organizing 2"
THAT suits me. He can organize and
so can I. There's nothing to prevent
either of us. If his movements result
in good TO the cattle interests, and if
his efforts induce people to improve the
breeding of their stock. why that pleases
me so much the more"
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Run Down-Helped un.

The story which Mrs. ]. w. Ellis OF
Minburn, Iowa, tells, is one in which
many thousands of the ladies of Amer
lea have vital interest. Briefly it is
thus: II suffered for several wears
from general debility and nervousness.
In factI was completely run down. l
had tried two doctors, but they could
not do me any good. 1 tried Browns
Iron Bitters. Since then 1 have used
four bottles. 1t has helped me ND and
done me a great deal of good, and |
would not be without it." WHY will
any lady suffer with debility while a
dollar viii buy bottle of Browns Iron
Bitters2
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Habitual Consultation

Is prolific source of misery and
many ills, giving rise to Headache
Dizziness, FeyerS, Nervousness, Rest
lessness, BiliOusness. indigestion,
Poisoning of the Blood. etc. The bitter
nauSeous Liver medicines, pills, sails
and draughtS formerly used to relieve
the sufferer, only agravate the disease
and sicken the stomach. All who are
afflicted in that way, know the impG-
lance Of a remedy pleasant to the
palate, harmless in It's nature, and
truly beneficial in its action The trial
bottles of Syrup of Figs given away free
of charge by q. C. NJ. I. Drug Store
Wholesale agents. ,
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Going. Going. Gone.

Gap" Greenman yesterday morning
disposed of the fixtures and furniture Of
the Green Room saloon, under the
hammer. The entire value of the art.
cles sold was set down at 1913 and some
odd cents, and the amount realized
from the auction was $359.5O. George
Barton bid on and bought the largest
part of the contents of the place. among
which were the mirrors behind the bar
the counter ETC., amounting in all 10
S226.50. Frank May bought the SAFE
good little one-for $55. Mr.. White
more took the glassware, and some
other small articles.
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The Rabbit Hunters.

The nine rabbit hunters returned last
night from Cedar Valley, bearing with
them 600 of the rodents once of that
locality. A large number were given
away en- route, and the others were left
in car at the depot. The hospitals
will receive liberal share this morning
we did not learn what disposition would
be made of the balance.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Those Subscribers who do not pay
heir Subscriptions in advance, may ex-
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by our Collector. No paper will be al
owed to run longer than three months
without settlement. Our terms are
SUBSCRIPTION IN ADVANCE.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS !
Useful and Beautiful, at Little,
Roundy s. Co.'s.

Make your wife a Christmas present
of one OF our beautiful Dinner Sets.
LITTLE, RoUNDY & Co.
Handsome Lamps and Chandeliers, at
LITTLE. RoUEDY & Co.'S.
Beautiful Tea Sets, at
LITTLE, RoUNDY & Co.'s.
Rogers Brothers Silver Plated Ware.
at LITTLE, RoUNDY & Co. S.
Cast Receivers, Liquor Sets, ETC., at
LITTLE, RoUNDY & Co. IS.
Individual Cups, Saucers and Mugs, at
LITTLE, RoUNDY & Co.. g.
Holiday Presents for all, at
LITTLE, RoUNDY & Co. s.
JUST RECEIVED at Joslin & Parks, a
large Importation of Opera Glasses and
Jewel CasketS. Call and see them.
SHILOH'S CURE will Immediately
relieve Group, Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis. For sale at A. G.. Smith &
Co.'s Drug Store. Q4)
Hans, CAPS, Gents Furnishing Goods,
at DUEFoRD's.
EVERYTHING IS warranted to be First
Class, and selling Cheaper than any
other house in town, at -
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JosLIN & PARK the Leading Je,ceIers
are still offering special inducements in
Holiday Presents. They always carry
the largest and finest assortment to Sc
lect from. 1t is no trouble for them TO
show their goods.
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Syrup of Figs

Natures own true Laxative Pleasant
to the Palate, acceptable to the Stomach
harmless in its nature, painless in its
action. Cures habitual Constipation.
Bihousness, Indigestion and kindred
ius- Cleanses the system, purifes the
blood, regulates the Liver and acts on
the Bowels. Breaks up Colds, ChilE
and Fevers, etc. Strengthens the organs
in which it acts. Better than bitter nau
seous Liver medicines, pills, salts and
draughts. Sample bottles free, and
large bottles for sale by all druggists
z.C.M.I. Drug Store, Wholesale Agents
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Below Cost.

Cohn Bros offer their entire stock OF
CLoAKs AND WRAPS BELOW COST. They
are determined TO clear out this part of
their stock, no matter how great the
sacrifice.
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F. AUERBAcH e. Bro. are offering
l'real bargains" in Russian Circulars
Newmarkets, Dolmans and Children's
Cloaks.
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CHRISTMAS CARDS (!

Great Bargains. Largest line of
Druggist Sundries. Call and examine,
and see If our prices are not the lowest.
MOORE, ALLEN & Co.,
122 Main Street, opposite Wells, Fargo
& Co.'s Bank.
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WHY WILL YOU COUGH WHEN
Shiloh Cure will give immediate relief 2
i rice 10 cts. so cts. and 81. For sale at
A. 9. Smith IL Co.'s Drug Store. sl&1
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CALL AT Joslin & Parks and see their
fine line of Table Cutlery, suitable for
Holiday Presents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-28

# you are failing; broken :, worn out
and nervous. use Wells Health Re-
newer" 81. Druggists.
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CALL AT Joslin & Parks and select
your Holiday Presents and have them
LAID away for you.
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BY Telephone.

Mr.. W. G. Dunbar has had the tele-
phone put into his store in the Twen-
tieth Ward and his patrons can now
order goods without going to the trouble
OF visiting the store. His store is also
made telephone pay station and will
on that account be popular point
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GRAND OPENING
OF Holiday Goods Moore. Allen & Co.

Stock finer than ever; prices lower
than ever before, quality considered.
Our new Celluloid Goods are elegant,
and cannot be duplicated in this mar
ket. Over fifty styles of Mirrors, very
cheap. Dressing Cases, Jewel Boxes,
Handkerchief and Glove Boxes, at
prices that will astonish.
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RINGS. CHARMS, Bangles, LOckets
Necklaces, Lace Pins, at
ELIASON'S.
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THAT TURKEY
Disposed of and Its Pur,o,
QuOd.

The action of the authorize, >. .
Douglas with regard to the soIs' a. For
purloined the turkey from tb o,1ef Vi,
James Lucas, on "Wednesday YI oss s'o's d
to be commended. It apnao, ,snlag g.
that this is the first time - '9 70 d
from the post has been deal, o- ''
the municipal authorities. and SI'O b
suing the proper legal course - y P0',
ent case was left with the Do,;a p's
70 dispose of. Heretofore + me s Jude
requisite legal steps have ne TeelnS L.
thoroughly taken with delinoroe oes
the Prosecuting Attorney. MI TES ilSS ali
thought he would have the n nletehe,
papers made out and J,,lI ueceSSan
before proceeding with 49,! Slgne3
myers Tor stealing the turkey. Hl o. q
sequentiy secured a requisition fr IS eg y
commanding officer, which ga ,Oou IS'
Guy i9l control OF the prisoner FL + -
FORT DOUGLAS, Utah
december q. ia,
me otheer Of the day or any other oa'
OF TINS command, having the og9lesl
private Henry Myers, COmpanv n q
IiInIantry, Will surrender him tn el1e
william Il. Phillips, CITY Marsbol '1ssfSas
Lake City, for trial by the civil sntS u isal
for charges laid under the laws of iftSsn IN
tory of Utah. A MCD N NJ me Ten
Col. sixth Infantry, Bvt. Mai.-GeT +
A, Commanding. 'eu'' U.
Upon this, which was attached ;, ,
warrant of arrest, the proceo ~ We
against the turkey taker were bao,Sro
terday afternoon. Myers was br091 No. !ts
and informed that he might empI6Sr u
attorney to defend himself, or plead cn;i ~
Or not, as he chose. He pleaded U ny!
guilty, whereupon the cOmplaininS ~ ISl
ness, James l.. Lucas, was sent foe WV
he, with nightwatchman Hilton to a.a
fed to his gobDling the gobbler biJ F,'t
IL under his coat and running off With
it to the rear of the theatre wbaree T Y.
was overtaken with the stolen bi-J Il =
his possession, arrested and hand
over to the police. Upon being acIoJ
what he had to say, he replied fbst h
didn't know anything about the matt.
at all. He had been drinking and - ~.
occurred that night he was total" Oh "a
lviOus to. The Court, cOnsiderine tbo
evidence was clear, straight and siro1S
against him. adjudged Myres guilty snS
fined him $25, including costs. In n,
fault of which, the culprit was "a
manded to the keeping of the tailor.
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Two more days before Christmas 20
buy your presents. Don't fail to call at
Joslin q Parks and see their assort-
ment.
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xxx FLOUR, Quality guaranteed
p nee. I.S0 per hundred,
at G. F. CULMER q Bros.
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GENTS AND Ladies' Holiday Slippers
elegant selection, at DUNFoRD's
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SEE Joslin & Parks advertisement OF
what to buy for a Christmas OF Ns"
Years presents.
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CARD CASES. Match Safes, Napkin
Rings, Cups, Chud's Sets, Spoons OF al
kinds, at ELIASON'o.
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No TROUBLE to Show Goods at Ella
sons, 162 Main Street.
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Rareainst BargainsI

Gentlemen wishing to save ms sf
should buy their Furnishing 0OOu7,
the daily Auction Sale. at
BAMBERGER & Co.'S,
South of P0stotnce-
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THIRTEENTH CAR OF FURSIEUss II
Fail and Winter trade just receiEsu, !,
lou want to buy cheap. come af0N'
Henry DinwoOdey'S.
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LIQUID STATING for blackboordsj.
SEARS & LIDDLB .
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ONE OF the most popular places y
amusement in the city is at hG q}I,;9oT
Nelden's Drug Store. Their LOAus'
Novelties are the attraction.
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Xmas Cards.

Received. last evening, spiellCct S- IL
of new Raphael Tuck's Christmas Cal1'
at Dryers.
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THE MANY Salt Lake friends of Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. Hammond (nce Miss
Leonora Blair of Logan, received the
cards of the newly welded couple last
evening. AT home, Second street.
Logan City, after December Both, 1884. y
is the announcement in the corner.
Sh3kPi
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HATS, CAPS, Gents Furnishing Goods,
1t DUEFoRD's.
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BEAUTIFUL LINE of Fancy Chrl SIta5
Candies at G. F. Culmer q BROS nc
dealers should examine our stoCA'
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Total, 4,248, 245 lbs.

IL A disturbance case in which a Mr..
Hall, proprietor of a boarding house
near the railway depot was defendant,
ard Mr.. Burd, his cook, was plaintiff,
n e evidence disclosed the fact that the
difficulty was one which should have
leeen settled by civil suit, and the de-
fcndant was therefore discharged.
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FULL LINES of seasonable Boots Si''
Shoes, at O0NfO1D
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THE QUARANTINE physician re-
ports the general health of the
city as good. The only case of
Ward, in the family OF Mr.. Thorup,
who has up to now lost three by the
dread disease. The present case is of
the genuine type and the sufferer was
yesterday in danger.
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JUsT RECEIVED at JosIin & Parks, a
large Importation of Opera Glasses and
Jewel CasketS. Call and see them.
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Che Curt.

A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB-.Jerome Park.
Ia saturdgy, November list and lth, Election Day.
IN ch Races begin promptly ct
II. COSTER stcy. A. BELMONT, Pres't
THE GREATEST EVENT OF THE SEASON
NETWORK DRIVING CLUB
MORRfSANIA.
-, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 80 AT 1880 p NJ
John Murphy drives Maxev Cobb and Medium beat
the record 2:I6i.. made by Edward and swiveller.
2:26 class.
John Murphy's Lady Majoica.
w. III. shy iers Bergen
ID. HerringtOn's Revonge ,.oiP
GREAT NOVELTY. t.pr~
Tho first attempt to Of th0roughb reds
ag ainst each other 20 wagons. "a 49,
JOHN Murphy's j. atrNay. John J. O
RECORD. t5i2
D. Herrnytons Ghost Barry
Record, l.54
Admission IN Grand Staud 81.
To Club House. when nir reduced by member 81 extra.
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Eeelrres mo nlee!lnas.
Cscnrsl,ns.

A CHEAP DAILY EXCURSION TO NEW
~ BUR0U. See advertisement under head ol steam.
boats " OF steamer JAMES T. BRETT
ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
~ YORK TRlBuNE Will Re RECEIVED VI THE
UPiOWN OFFICES, No. l,2oS Broadway, corner Thirty
frsst until p w. and S0s West Twentythirds corner
Eighth ave, No. 1853 Fourthavs. corner fouTeenthst,
76O Thirave. Forty seventhst Nos 1907 Third
ave near SiIeth.st, and Al the HARLEM OFFICE, 400
THIRD one en.y nthsI. Az ~
s y. H.. At ceguiar ohse ratHS
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Citn Ilroperin % Get.


VVANTED-Largc house near 5th-aye, not
w above 7Jtbst; for cash buyer
Rutland & WHITING, BCehman ST.
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EMITTED STATES OF AMERICA. SOUTH.

E'NIIED STA les or AMERICA, SOU IL
eIn District o. New York. Whereas petition hath
fcl IN the DISTINCT Court Of the United ~tacs, Tor tIe
southern District of York. The nrh Gay ~cDtem
th lusand eight hundred and eight
by lhaan cie StOOn aat schapy
fore ~ corpora Ion # the steamship .,n-
damage injury by loss o the steamship Am
sterda for the ana causes In said petition men
PRAYING the lsual process and t0n OF the
10 % Dee made, and thai al persons
for lrs- damage injury destruction by
Of the stranding of said steamship Amsterdam on
OF TIE 1fh JNlF \. - 1874
sald petition tie e. ad 50 10 IN De- ce 10 appeal h
io h specified iu -ald WI ann 10 make
their spcctiSr claims before day 10 De
spclGcl in said wit according u Jaw and tie rules and
pTac ice Of sald Court
81 .ad court directed and dc ivcicd. do hele give
public an persons claiming damages for loss dan
aye injury destruction by reason o the slraudinS Oi the
said steamship Amsterdam neIr the Isle de sable ON
sid CONT De held and ior the SOuthcfn District oi
NeN orr AZ the nitcd Satr Post once and CONT House
u dng in Sew YORK. the IN day of January
Il Ock In The forenoon 81 the same 81. tue
thereafter and then and thcIo and o. be-
fore a. sad d., TO make due proof Of their respective Ia ms
This court lc;oTc John \. Osborn, Esd lu'd states
his ofcc Nc NiIaW-st IN the flty OF
Ncw-N,rA. according e. and the and practice Of
court with the said petitioners all
such claims contest their liability and the Liabilities Of
said srlnd pcndcnty Of the m aipns oi ab ~ claimed
under tIc act 81 Congress n0'd In said petition, and II
they have anything to Why the petitioners should not
have the ri 10y for before the said
United state District Court ON slid 9th of IanLaTv A.
D. 1888 AZ II "ciock the acga-
tons IN that behalf
Dated tie oath day Of October. 1854
JOEL ERHARDT,
PHILIP j. JoACmNsrS
IIOcior Tor Petitioner
10 Miiismst, New York.
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miscellaneous

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a YORK TRIBUNE WILL HE RECEIVED ArIIIE
ViONN y OFFICES, 80 l..S 1T. atvay, corner Tlirt~
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d. ~. AT Iegular Oflcc rates.