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The Arizona champion., 1885-03-28

Hon. Thomas Weedin, Councilman from Pinal county, was one of the few members of that body who returned home to his constituents with clean hands and clear record. A grand reception was given him by the peo. ple of Florence on his return from lhe Legislature, on account of the brilliant record he had made as a representative. His vote aud public acts on the floor of the Council were always with the people, and against monopoly and corrupt corporations. His honored name will go down to posterity as the defender of the peo- pie, as his voice and vote are recorded against all the jobs concocted and carried through the Thirteenth Legis. lative Assembly.
The Arizona champion., 1885-03-28
WHERE GEE HELAND KISSED THE
 BEBLE.

There was no intention of the Chief Justice to open the book at any par ticular place and no desire of President Cleveland that there should be any thing prearranged about the ceremony in any way. The partlcula, place where he kissed, therefore, was result of accident entirely. As the type used in the Bible is small, the lips of the President touched six verses of the rIath Psalm, from verse 5 to verse 10, inclusive. They are as follows:
 A good man showeth favor and leadeth; he will guide his affairs with discretion.
 Surely he shall not be moved foIcv- CT; the righteous shall be in everlast- ing remembrance.
 He shali not be afraid of evil things; his heart IS tlxed trusting Tn the Lord.
 His heart is established, he shall not be afraid, until he sees his desire upon his enemies.
 He hath dispersed, he hath given to the poor; his righteousness endureth forever; his horn shall be exalted with honor.
 The wicked shall see it, and be grieved; he shalt gnash his teeth and melt away; the desire of the wicked shall perish.
The Arizona champion., 1885-03-28

TIE county court billwill not stand the test of the courts Section 1874 of the revised statutes provides that judges of the supreme court shall pre- side over such county courts as shall be created in the territories. Under this law Judge Fitzgerald will have four courts 10 run-two in Pima and two in Cochise. Tucson Star.
The Arizona champion., 1885-03-28

THE Tncson papers, while running down Councilman Stephens, take oc- casion eulogize Risley, a member of the House from that county, as bril-. lhElt, honest legislator. "Smooth Eef," that Risley, who robbed the Territorial press out of its just dues as chairman of the Appropriation Committee, and rumor has it that he received SIooo from parties interested in the appropriation bill. His record IS yet to be written. Facts and fig ureS will yet appear,
The Arizona champion., 1885-03-28
CONFIR1NdT TONS.

The Senate confirmed the following nominations on the aoth instant:
 Martin H. Montgomery of MiChi- gan-commissioner of patents.
 Wilson J. Durham of Kentucky first comptroller of the treasury.
 Malcolm Hay of Pennsylvania first assistant postmaster.general.
 Joseph R. Ryan of Nevada-coiner of the mint at Carson, Nevada.
 William Garrard of Nevada-super, intendent of the mint at Carson, Nev' ada.
 ]. N. C. Atkins of Tennessee commissioner of Indian affairs.
 Jas. D. Porter of Tennessee-as sistant secretary of state.
The Arizona champion., 1885-03-28

OUR new Probate Judge, ]. j.. Hawkins, is bringing order out of chaos in his office, which heretofore has been "muchly" mixed up affair. The Judge is also paying close atten- tion so the public schools of the coun- ty, and is doing much to improve the condition of the schools. The De mocfacy did the right thing in elect ing him,
The Arizona champion., 1885-03-28

INSTEAD of keeping away from Tue. son, as advised by the press of that city, Hon. C. C. Stephens has faced his constituency in a manly way and announces his intention of replying to his accusers at a public meeting, to which he invites the whole communi, ty. His invitation is especially di rected to MT. Mash, who made the charges against him at the recent in dlgnation meeting in that city.
The Arizona champion., 1885-03-28
HON. z. 4. TRTTLE.

Our Governor, Hon. F. A. Tritle, is one of those public spirited citizens who brings wealth and prosperity to our Territory, both in his private and official capacity. He is one of those earnest workers for the public good, who never tires in his endeavors to build up public enterprises, and has won the confidence and esteem of the people of the Territory, to a much greater extent than any of his preGe- cessors. The last Legislature, to a man, speak in the highest terms of his administration. He will be long re- membered as the enterprising Cover nor of Arizona.
The Arizona champion., 1885-03-28

REFRESHMENTS of Pima and Maricopa came to this capital firm friends, but went away feeling rather unplessantly over certain proceedings in the Legislature, notably the bill for new apportionment, the aim of which was to reduce the number of Pimas in the next Legislature. .-Cour- iar
The Arizona champion., 1885-03-28

ONLY nine candidates for U, S. Marshal in Arizona. "Hue to the line, let the chips fall where they may" and we will then see some of' the grandest and most lofty tumbling, not even exceeded by the Thirteeth Legislative Assembly.
The Arizona champion., 1885-03-28

IT is a well know fact that the peo- pie of Prescott "bungled up" sI, 400 to keep the capitol of the Territory at that place, S4oo of which went to a Pima Councilman, and the balance ot "swag" found rest in the pocket of another prominent Councilman.
The Arizona champion., 1885-03-28

SENATOR BRIDGER, Democratic member of the Illinois Senate, died oi paralysis on the aoth inst. His death leaves the Illinois Legislature once more a tie on joint ballot.
The Arizona champion., 1885-03-28

C. C. STEPHENS, Councilman from Pima, thought Phenix the proper place for the Capital. Tucson is ofthe opin- ion that the portals of hell will open without aid for Stephens. Draw a
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
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THURSDAY. Aug. 13-P. N.

THURSDAY, Aug. l3-P' M
The stock speculation to-day took up some OF the
trash and made show Of activity within imi'eo eA
tent We note Ohio Central that for months has ruea
at 10 per cent with occasional sales Of or two nun
dred shares coming In to-day with 10000 shares at IRON
= to 1lqalA Wabash common and preferred stock'
also were unusually active; the common at IRON %
to sS070Si4 and the preferred at from log ="
14@0I4la Several others OF the small Try also mauo
respectable In the general trading. Inc h'ghcr
price stocks, however, exhibited indications OF
fulness and the prices held within the limits OF
such declines a. were made only by constant appca-
ton of whip and spur. Canadian Pacific, Centrsi
Pacific and Louisville and Nashville the stocks
that to-day wero made tho bulwarK 10 re-
sist the general downward inclination of figures, ana
they although closing of from best figures present hna
Regular as compared with yesterdays closing ngurss,
and from 10 IL o'clock the range Of prices or tne
principal stocks follows: Canada Pacnc 44VsU
14is 945 Central Of New-Jersey 5Os4 a5lis
Northwestern, 1929 1924 l03i4 1922 81 Paul
7gQ79ia; Delaware, LacRawanna and western e9eS@
0as9ia; Lake Shore. 7l6sa7l l7s0707s Louisville
ard Nashville, 44Sdis944 Missouri Kansss nn ana
81 ls Northern Pacific preferred AZ s 4ss;
esGng 2 Hn1Sn % raS'S M this It w be
seen that OF the three stocks named as
being strong we're made 10 "er 1" re
corded their best figures early after the opening
The later part In ~ osnsra ss%ri duration and
IL than five minutes the figures again were below
81 The activity In the wabashes had for basis cable
cepted the reorganization scheme with some amend
mens by which the holders Of stock In the present com
5000 for each 100 shares OF stock and tue prelerea
stock $500 for each LOO shares OF sne new e
cent bonds and receive stock of the conpany.com
preferred share for share surrendered with ine
subscription the bonds The general market during
the afternoon ruled quiet and weak and so closed;
Government bonds were dull Bids for the Is ana
4os hi CHER; bids for the currency bonds were
lower aud weak. Annexed arc the closing quotatons'
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nyw.yoRK Thursday Aug i3.-BEEvEs- -Receipta were
single carload OF 25 head No trade In Live Cattle.
otV dressed Beef sold at rather prices early in tho
day but closed POOR 10 od IeIas sides ranged from
gc selling IN the slaughter houses at go
s10c -, ,o.
and the ernauc to-day with 300 quarters and
100 carcasscs Of Mutton 40. -. -. .
were received 6oihst With rather light supply the
mand sufficient 70 clear the pens early e. steady prices
lots and 81 90 sG for Common 70 Prime Veals with
Choice aud ExtIa Bucks County selling up 10 6sd7o In
Dressed calves dnl and weak City Dressed veas sold at
7asc Dressed at to9asci and Dressed orassers
and IutsnnlIs a. ssSe ,bev,., .avs,,. ,ao =, ~
eise DC. i7s D. at GcJ MiAcd Calves lg2 b. tc is
b. d. seS s. al e 8 49,
walsh: KIRBY Co, sveG' 100 n. at sic IA Butter
Diisnbacf Dewey 20 Buttermls and orassers. 257
iiame Mullen; 10 veals 122 b at etc; Mixed cslves
1876 No. at &c; i5 utermks. i6s H. at &c. so DO 2ii D at
Judd BuckinEham veals. ITO N. at &c, do 22l D..
- rsccsn nsrYysna Ys ,Csn, yssI: 1873 n .sSs ooo
about g Jersey city anS a nese "
"a s2T head againat for The same time last week
sheep In fair demand and Good to Prime lots
neglected and lower The wore not cleared Common
Prime sheep sold at Sd4hc Ordinary TO Prime Lambs
manly at sagc best States and Maryands and Jerseys
nms Muller 1856 state lambs, "a m at e,oc
SO h. a. sc q state sheep n stsci sS DO IS S.
sSs.s Peg s s. q s' s14S S ai'
Walsh. Kirby Co. Ill stats Lambs 90 n At sac, 0
EsiienSeex Davis is4 state IAmbs 20 n at Cos ~ d.
81 ~ at bc ~ %5 D. 70 state Sheep " nst 70
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON. Aug. i3-l2:So D. m.-Consols. 90 1915 for
money and 80 for the accounts United states Four
Cent Bonds l25s4, do -Four and Hall Cent Bonds
ll5's; Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage Trus
Certificates 3Os dO. Second Mortgage Oi4 Canadian
Pacific 46A Erie l0es; do second Consols 60 u Illinois
Central l33s4 MeKcan Ordinary. 2ii4 St Paul Common
s2s4 NewYOfk Central lOO2; Fennsyvania 53as Reading
IL.
Paris adyices quote Three cent Rentes at 80 francs
~ y Confines Tor the account
Thebulon the Bank Of England has increased 900
during the past week
The proportion Of the Bank Of England liability
which last week was 421s per cent. Is now 44g per
cent
Consols 80 T. for both money and the accounts Allan
TIC and Great Western First Mortgage Trustees Ceria
Gates 81 Canadian Pacific 4G Ere, 1875 do Second Con
sOls. 05s Mexican Ordinsry - " st Paul Common s2
New-YOrk Central I00es Pennsylvania. 63 n Reading 10
Canada Northwest Land Company. ga Hudson Bay
Company lSb
PARIS advces quote Three per cent Rentes at so francs
rs ccnties for the account and London 2J
francs 20 centines for checKs
August l3fhe weekly statement OF the Bank OF
increase $4,000 frAucs gold.
b.124. 900 francs silver.
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election Notiee.

oFHcE OF THE sEcaErARY OF STATE, }
ALBANY August ], 1855
To the sheriff OF the County OF New York
sir-Notice IL hereby rvcn that General Election
@ held n his state on the Tuesday succeeding @ d., ne ns
officers TO be elected 20 wits
A Governorn the place of DAVID HILL.
Secretary Of state IN the place Of JOSEPH r. CARR
A AcomptroiIer In the place q ALFRED G. CHAPLIN.
A Treasurer m the place OF ROBERT A. MAXWELL.
a state Engineer and surveyor In the place OF ELNA
Justice of the Supreme Court for the First Judsa Dis
trc comprising the Soun Of Newfork in tho place Of
Representative in the Fortyni Congress Of the
United states Tor the Eighth District
SdaDy q s Of .1a ia s place o. s%SEI s. Cox re-
senator for the Fifth Sixth Seventh, Eighth Ninth.
Tenth and Eleventh senate Districts.
County oncsrs also be elected for said Countyi
ny:four Members Of Assembly
4 County clers In tho place sf PATEicK KEENAN,
Justice Of tho conrt Of Common Pleas In the place Of
justice Of tho superior Court. in the place ofJoHN
assss sns & ~ y qsa h%RR e R'' OF DAVID Nc
President of the Beard Of Aldermen.
Twenty. -four Aldermen. -
NTRS %%Rrp ss T.
whose terms sfonice win expire on the last day OF Do
h''DSssossaHllTEH sosHTH TIsr;s T. CARR
Secretary OF State
Ton are without delay TO deliver copy Of the above
town ward yoas county and also % cause copy Of
wsss Sn The election tseo Laws 1915 Chapter sss.
@ % s sSss' nj. to b s sss "
Sheriff of the City and a COUNTY S SHxiSS of No~Yors
nsas uaiss. specially asisrisss So, e T. DAVIDSON
Sheriff Of the City snd County Of Asv.ysrk.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YohK. Aug. IS. 1888.

coFFEEspot Rio quiet and unehanssd fair nsw seJ
active at decline OF 10 points Havrc was franc lover
and receipts rio were 900 bars sales OF ~ oVV
bars closing weak following prices; August 6s00
100; September 09695; October 6e5 10Oi Noyem.
ber 8.507UO December 6v3UI.oO Exchanges-2
points paid exchange 23o bags september for October
BIO setember and $50 october ycthcr at 6e points
wern maid 10 exchange bags October for December
Mid rades fairly ao We steady. Sales OF l00 bags
Macsbo Centm american $50 Mcxcan and 600 Costa
Rica on private tcms
COTTJN-spot lotion quiet and 1-l6c lower. Sales OF
453 bales mostly Consumption Deliveries on con-
tract pOl receipts at the ports, 3fS bales, against
600 this week 3s last since september
I7I2sg bales against 47o775 for tho same period last
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
propssaIs.

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
IN SEALED ROPoSALs are soiic.ed for the conssruo
tion OF an extension TO the NEW-YoRk STATE RkFoR2
ATORY ELMIRA according 10 dra wings ana epcchcap
tons by ]. r. Thomss Architect Of New.y osk CITY
Bids viii be until Saturday. August l5 at noeu
classes OF work or Tor the entire
work in Eross Each bid must 30 accompanied By checS
the Treasurer Of the Board Of Mana
gers n H. Arot 70 extent Of five t6 Of the
Of the proposal ~ Easrantse that te party mssS
work The parties whom nay be awarded vt
be required TO furnish satisfactory bonds IN amount equal
"a one-haif Of the c0utrace
Drawings and be at the once of tho
eupcrnte tendent at the Rctormatory.
Proposals DO addressed 70 John Ncka President
The Bosd the right 10 reject any or III proposals
BY order Of the Board Of Aanasers s,ourr rscvs
ylmira, N. Y. July a. 1885. CommittoA
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Corporation Notices.
DUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CLERK OF THE COMMON couxcn. }
No . CITY Hall, % ,...

OFFICE OF crSnK LEN o. Eth THE 6 GcTxos , covscn.(
NS SswoYonz, cil5 k.hil July 80, 1885.
wss D .'q c co%a A
?e:s :s s = IA
y
mission Tor the construction maintenance and operation Il
sS sss:s s.1sss
70 the provisions Of chapter Of the Of lisa sack
g iSsgss;e me-
ELsvENTh xvEN9E hAtLRoH6 ocMp4s1 wiz =
Honorable Common oouncn Of the City Of NewYork
.aa s.a-Isss
s1s s s :ssi
ns 16s S
% eDn s 'S snS %
road proposed T. Ss strus %,ntsi1sS M and spsrs
ssns and !. e Oh sss ss & e E n
ns ~ snss sen. 1snf 10 sns SS01
!Aroush along aud upon Lexington syenss wh doasi3
upon Thirty street. with double tack foar6
from their tracks In Lexington q Thirty third
through along with
sns ss =
second with sin ( trssf Tenth syssss SsnSs
UPON e s
~ S rH9s ss
$ @ sss: S ;s:s
& &
xsS troa their racks st Trss and toara
s .
sad % Sss g @ ass Ss
.,i.: S% :ss g ; and
FIJI e act nna % . there "
as ,s y : 'Tspgs ana
sSS's SS sG f q sqs nS SSIiSs s s
Also from their tracks Thirty street and Eleventh
double ferry tie q Forysscond Street.
.sss ~ :;:ss
double rssSs 70 Worth RIVER ~ - .''s's .'.s
A:s
%S
thence thESush aona aud upon street rh snsS
power other than :sss a@ss .
Visions the aid act g that s consent he
Sf S q Re ss
winch your SI peoasr %s as azores
petitioner therefore prays and hereby makes arpcs
Common Council OF the OF its
consent and permission to consrnct mainain and oper
suface railroad for public
Of property in throu upon srs
lhe surface OF the tect avenues and hghwas above s
forth and described together with the
sanss and suitable sands
And your Dstiiicnsr win ever grsy; s:s
Dated Nsw.ysrk. July 2s' 1883 . F's"a'n~
All interested the appliesftou arc
hereby nohed to be present at the aid place
FRANCIS ]. Tw0NEY,
Clerk Of tho Common CouncG
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14

BosroI Aug. isYlour qu.et Western sSnernns ss 2 20
IS as Patent Winter Wheats 81 50Ss5 10 corn oget:
ttesmer yellow StsSmer Mled slc Nc Sradn st 2
Shorts and Mdinrs steady Proyisions stcady DutteF-
Western Creamory 15eleo Egfs-kreshiesd ssnern iec
az S SS00 VSss Ss'. iSSSS sSSs zoo Ssoo
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14

XVANTED.-L and gentlemen in city OF
w country light work AT their homes SS Ia
day easily made by mail We
have good for work and furnish steady employ
ment Address, with stamp. GROWN III f'G COMPANY.
gg4 Nine-sL, Cincinnati. OHIO
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEW- 1OKk, AUR. 10.
The oil market to-day was quiet and firm
The fluctuations limited to range of cent, and
the closing price midway between the extremes.
There Is for the opinion that large part Of
the myth due purchases 10 short sales
and not 10 the commercial value OF the product oil
market has been anomaly, however. for than
year. and perhaps II will continue 10 be for longer
be recent movement OF the price has not tended
restore confidence that natural causes might not be
overcome by professional manipulation. In any event.
the predominant feeling the floor at the close to-day
was IN favor Of higher prices. but there public
excuse the change Of sentiment be doubted
whether who actually control the maket have not
different vews
The range OF prices and the total dealings at the
Consolidated Exchange were as follows:
Opcning .............9e Lowest. t................9S
Hghcst 90 Final. :.-..,esis
Sales,
Clearapces for yesterday. ............. 5,946,000
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
Cost ano founo

T OST or STOLEN.-Bond No. 8. .69e, 81, 600,
~ Kansas CIV St Joseph and Council HIunp kaar2eal
tCtiatiDg the sAnA NEIsQN sToCkMEu
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14

Judd Bucsingham, 201 Indiana Sheep 81 D. ct 4iac,
sai Western do s2 st A. state DC. 90 10. ut 4c
u Pfcook 100 Maryland Lambs 90 n. e'sc g DO.
oi at 6tcJ ll6 do go h. at eci l57 Virginia do. t9 n
atb+ci IL Maryland Ewes 81 b, at 20 -
Newton Get. ls2 Western sheep, SO b. at shci As do
Ps. Kase, 2ol Indiana Sheep 80 n. at4ak
n at 90 1871 Western do iO7 &C 4isc kentucky do,
92 at se SO IS B 10 do "a m at 4cj $50 Vir.
gina Lambs 90 H. at 4c 210 Kentucky do 80 d. at 30;
2i1 DO os 70. at SCI 1853 do 50 ID. at Sc.
HOGS-Receipts we're 90 cars Of 28l5 head10 cars ~
jersey City and 2 40thst Total for Eve days
head AGAINST 2O9S9 head for the corresponding time las!
week One SALE The market is lower and dull and
lha4dc
coantry Dressed lower at ebe7o. for Medium.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-By rELEeRAPH.

CHICAGO Aug i3-7Ae Drorers Journal rsDorts oattts-
hecepts svoc head Shipments 200 mead market steady
Exports ~ 20ds5 85 Cows Mixed 81 606st 00 stock
s. 425.
Hoos-RcceiDts $4,000 shipmcnts 4.30o, market lower
kcugh Mixed 81 e01S42S PACKING and shipping % 20 %
500; Light 81 90 0sl rs; skiDs s3 0)@s3 80.
SheeD-Receipts 1850 head Shipments heaf market
seady INTERIOR 81 90 ass 81 006si 0o Texans
BUYfAIn Aug lSOa:ts- Raoeots today. 905 head total
Tor week nus TAR $500 mead; 1888
head; consiRned throl1 l45 market steady;
Q, ,25ds3 90
tecepts todav 900 head total for week thus Gar
o0O mead Tor same time Lst week 5000 head consigned
through ~ cars marset dull and hlgher Medium 90
Lambs. 50 1bd5 25.
HoGsReceiD today Si5 head total for thus far
2l0OQ head for time last 10000 head: CON
signed through t07 OF which 10 New York; market
steady; Medium 20 Fair Workers s. 00as5 10 Good 70
Choice ~ od4 sO Butchers Grades. 81 650sa 7o Pigs
81 LOUIS. Aug l3-C1tus- Receipts. 900 shipments.
6OO marker hrm ExDorta 81 751Sj 10: Good % Choice
Shipping - 25@st TO- Far 70 Medium s3 O0DSs oo
Texans SO O00si 00
dinm 81 O0Ds5 IS: Far 20 Cnoice 50 1888 6o. 80.
H01s-KeceDte 1900; snipmentA ls00 hshe, ~ QUO
81 20 Packing 81 259S4 40; HEAVY. "a 63GSi 81.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14

Refined OIL was quiet ana unchanged, at s4 cents q
Gallon here and gle cents at Philsdelpha and Balti-
moro.
BRADFORD, Penn. Aug 18-Crudc Oil-Nntional Trau-
sit Certificates opened ut 0sss and closed at 86ia
HIGHEST price, 90: lowest price. 9ek. Clearanccs.
1,272.000 barrels
barrels; olearances 3454000 barrels; runs. G6.s96
barreis shipments, s0.087 barrels charters. l4,762
barrels National Transit Certificates opened at esa
and closed 98a highest price, 3d. lowest price, 9ek
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Pr North Rivsr. Vessels an1 Raitroafa
EEw-YoRK, Aug. Is. 1888.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14

g<LEs AT THE coys0LTDAT TED STOCK AND PETRo
LEUM EXCHAYGE
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
DRExEL, MORGAN & co

10 wArr~sr.. Nsw.YcRx. July 70. lsss.
TO THE Frnsr MORTGAGE BoNpHoLDERs on
THE
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14

SPIRITS OF TURPENrINE
cu.RrF~roS Aug. ly-Tnrpentine. arm $50
SAVANNAH. Aux. S..-Turpentine nrm At sc.
WILMINGTON. Aug. l3.-rurpentlne dull at 33c.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
RICHMOND & &ALLEGHANY RAILROAD ca

Tue Committee Of Reorganization appointed under the
agreement dated 10th January. 1885, pursuant
the power therein given hereby fx saturday aeh August
the within which bondhodcrs and stockholders
may share in benefits the purchase and reorganization
pos securities later than tho day named with the
Mercantile Trust Company No 100 Broadway New. York
with the terms Of the said amended
for deposit after 2sth August 1885, be
charged per cont The Committee reserve the right 70
srea6e without notice. such charge from time to TINA
ERWIN DAVIS.
JAMES B. COLGATE,
JOHN J. McC0OK,
JAMES T. CLOsG0N,
GEORGE u. BAKEA \COmmittoa
SMITH CLLFT,
CHARLES NJ FRY.
/ KENNEDY ROD
FRANCIS o. fRENGH,
OFFICE OF THE BALDWIN MINING AND MILLING Co..
NEw. YORK, Aug. 10 1885,.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders Of the above company
for the purpose OF eectn trustees or the ensuing year
win be- held at their office ll6 Worhst. New York City
the 18th day Of August instant between the hours Of and
o'clock p "a.
]. K FARwELL. Secretary.
oFYrcE MISSISSIPPI RIVER BRIDGE ConPAxY.l
OWNERS of mortgage bonds of the Missis-
" spp River Bridge Company are hereby notified thxt the
United states Trust onpany Of NewYort trustees has
desgnatsd BY lot bonds 81 l26 27l S42 ana
e rodeemsd =: required ~ the mortgage On aooount Of
sad banas win Be rsdsesedb by Mesms. JOHN PATTON
CO. 90 Wflian-st, New. York
on for redemption win cease
October l. l6se 08Abs n. foeT6ds 1xeesusses
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
for Sale
Gelp Wanted.

VVANTED.-Fir class foreman for millin-
w ery department IN large retail city house. Address
MILLINERf. Tribune oice giving reference aud e.
perienee
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14

Il MORT0AGE BONDS.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company No 20 William e.,
OF the t. r. r. r. Co. In exchange for
cates IN accordance with the First Mortgage BondhoerS
agreement
will greatly hasten and facilitate the sae OF the road under
decree of foreclosure. CHARLES MORAN, Chairman IL
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
financial.

20 WAL1rsr, Nsw.YosG, August II. 1895.
HAVING RECEIVED the assent of moro
IL than majority Of the $4,000 600 fIrst nortgAgs
CO 70 the an Of and lease contained IN
terminate A the close Of business Tuesday August 25
tho privilege Of accepting the offer therein NADIA Foreign
holders doposit bonds with
Morgan Co., In london Temporary receipts viii Be sx:
changed or engaved receipts In anounts OF o. 900 and
August 20.
nRExEI MoRcAM O. 90