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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-05
Spink County.
Special to the Globe.


REDFIELD. OAK. Nov. 4.-There is no
change in the situation on the county seat
question. At Ashton it is conceded that
this town has clear majority. The vote
will be canvasSed on Saturday, after which
it is likely that the records will be moved
here without delay. The indications are
that Col. W. Foster. of this county. is
elected as councilman. and Berry, of Hub
bard. the latter the Democratic nominee,
both of Clark county, as members of the
house.
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E.eElnAIIYnIlin.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov. 4.-Official
returns from six counties comprising the
Twentieth congressional district show the
election of John Patton. Rep, over j. K
Hall, Dem, by 31S majority. This district
for the past SIX years has been represented
by ex-Gov. Curtin, Dem. The returns
from all the congressional districts in the
state are now complete. The new dele
CATION from PENNSYLVANIA VIII stand the
same as the present delegation. viz.
twenty Republicans and eight Democrats
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NOTICE OF MO..TGAlE SALE.

Default has been made in the conditions of q
certain mortgage executed and delivered by John
Johnson mortgager, to Christine Liberg mortga-
gee dated the gath day of September A. d.
eighteen hundred and eighty-four and recorded
in the Office of the Register of Deeds of the County
of Ramsey in the State of Minnesota, on the 27th
day OF October, A D. 1885, at 1920 O'Clock pm. in
Book 9S of Mortgages, on Page 1877, on which there
is claimed to be due at the date of this notice the
the amount of three hundred and forty-eight
dollars principal and interest, and action or
proceeding has been instituted at law or in equity
to recover the debt secured by said mortgage or
any part thereof.
The said mortgage duly assigned by an
instrument thereof, duly executed and delivered
the 26th day of October, A. d. 1885, and recorded
in said Office of the Register of Deeds on the 18th
day of October, A D. 1885, at $50 clock u. m, in
Book L. of Assignments, on Page 235.
Not ce is hereby given, that bv virtue of
power OF sale contained in said mortgage, and or
the statute in such case made and provided, the
said mortgage will be foreclosed by sale OF the
mortgaged pre- mises therein described. which sale
will be made at the front door of the Sher IFS
o ice in the City of St. Paul in the County OF
l.amsey and State of Minnesota, at public
auct on, by the Sheriff of said county. on Monday,
the sth day of November, A. ID. eighteen hundred
and eighty at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to
sat sly the amount VIII oh shall then be due on
SAID mortgage. with the interest thereon. and
costs and expenses of sale. and twenty-five
dollars attorneys fees, as stipulated in said
mortgage N case of foreclosure.
The prem ses described in said mortgage, ana
SO to be sold, is the lot piece or parcel of land
situated in the County of Ramsey and state or
Minnesota, and known and described AS follows
to-wit: Lot number twenty-five (2) of Charles
Weide's subdivision of block numbered thirty
four (34). Arlington Hills Addition TO st. Paul.
according to the recorded plat thereof on record
in the Office of the Register of Deeds in and for
said Ramsey County. and which mortgage is
given for part of purchase money.
JOHN SCHEPrE, Assignee of Mortgage
j. MANNER Attorney of Assignee oil Mortgage.
Dated st. Paul. Sept. 2th, 1856.
sept24-7W-fri
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Connecticut.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Nov 4.-COmplete
turns for the state make the total vote for
governor 1913, 05S, divided as follows:
Cleveland. Dem. 58.674; LOunsberry. Rep.
So S31; Forbes, Pro-. 4S10; Baker. Labor,
2,743. The legislature wh.ch will eject
state officers and United States senator
stands: Repub leans ii, Democrats 10;
house. Retublicans 1873. Democrats 109,
Labor 2. The Republican majority on
Joint ballot is 81.
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no
PembIna County.

PENBINA, Oak, Nov. 4.-The Demo-
Gratis have carried this legislative district,
electing Donovan TO the council and Bid
lake and Ely to the house. The Demo
cratic county ticket is also elected, with the
possible exception of register of deeds and
probate judge. j. NJ. Tuohy, secretary of
the Democratic county committee. claims
Day has carried this legislative district by
1000 majority over Clifford.
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faithful but not very successful or skillful
leader for revenue reform. and Mr.. Baker,
who defeats him now, is not bigoted protec-
ZIONIST. Morrison's place as leader can be
filled. and his successor in that post should
have stronger following and clearer field
than Mr.. Morrison has enjoyed. The attitude
o. the new congress toward the administra-
ton cannot be foretold. The present one. so
far as the majority is concerned, is sulky and
grudging The next will he hardly that. 1t
must be either cordially friendly or openly
hostile. The chances are for hearty support
by the more Intelligent leaders, and acquies-
cence nv the followers
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4 Cenrf IHruse Rmrnnd.

LANCASTER. n. H.. Nov. 4.-The court
house. containing the county Offices. was
burned this morning The origin of the
fire is unknown, but it is thought TO have
been caused by an explosion of gas, imme-
diately after which flames burst from the
front door. windows and roof. ALI records
aud papers were burned. Loss about
$40, 000; insurance. $40. 900.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. Nov. A fire to-day
burned the Chcasaw cooperage on Front
street. north of Auction. entailing a loss of
about slO9. 600; insured for about $40 900.
A force of 80 men was employed and the
factory was about two months behind in its
orders. The fire originated in the inspect
ing room and spread with great rapidity.
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The ar.am,a Fanni.

LIMA. Nov. 4.-El Naciela expresses the
opinion that it is time to look upon the
Panama canal as a work that will be ac.
colnpished. and to make preparations for
the changes it VIII necessarily bring about
in Peru's political and commercial relations
with The powerful nations beyond the At
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Dynamite Gun Cruiser.

PHILADELPHIA Nov 4. - William
Cramp d Sons have made arrangements to
construct for the government dynamite
gun cruiser which will be capable of making
twenty knots an hour and of firing a 900
pound dynamite she'll every two minutes.
The vessel is to cost not more than $780,
000
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Tpe Atlantic sold.

New YORK, Nov. 4.-The sloop yacht
Atlantic, which was built this year by
Phi. lip Ellsworth for the Atlantic Yacht
club to compete for the queens cup, was
sold to-day for $500. Ex-Commodore l..
A. Fish. member of the firm of VerMilye
& Co., the owner of the Greyling. was the
purchaser. 1t cost $50 900 to build.
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New Jersey.

TRENTON. n. j., Nov. An the Sec
ond asse nbly district of Mercer county
walters (Dem.) has been elected by 2
majority, and the Republicans will ask the
court to order a recount, on the ground OF
alleged fraud. This action will be taken
afteT the board of canvasSers meet on
FRIDAY. The Democrats claim that the re-
connt will give Walters an increased ma
iority. The result as to the legislature is
Sstiu in doubt. both Republicans and Demo-
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I'm Pierce County, Wis.

pecial to the GloDe.
PRESCOTT, Wis, Nov. 4.-The returns
of the election held in this county Tuesday
are not yet received in full. c. w. Brown.
Democrat, for clerk of the court. is elected
by majority of at least 800. Republicans
claim that the rest of their county ticket
went in with majorities ranging from 80
upwards. The Republican state ticket has
a majority Of about LOCO.
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A neSfrucIiYe Fire.

CAMPBELLToN. n. B., Nov. A de-
structive fire occurred at Dalhousie last
night. The best portion of the business
part of the town is in ashes. Twenty-Five
buildings were consumed. The fire is SAID
to have originated i'll the tenement above
the postoilice The loss is heavy.
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k.OHiSialaa.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 4.-The vote cast
in the second STRICT was as follows:
Logan 9,743. Hero G,J33, Simms PA. The
figures of the vote in the Third district have
not yet been received. Gays majority over
Darrall is 3,0ll, ali oifici II except Eerm llion
which is partly estimated in the above and
are tue Times-Democrats figures.
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yyashinx,on sealEstate,

WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.-The triennial
assessment of taxable property in the Dis
trict of Columbia, as given in the annual
report of the assessor. shows that the as
sessed valuation of taxable real estate in the
city of Washington has increased from
$50, Isl, $50 to 500, $685. 1876.
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TWO aleM Killed.

NEW ORLEANS. La, Nov 4.-The
boiler of locomotive on the Texas & Pa
cifc exploded this morning near Davis sta
ton killing Engineer George DeHaven and
brakeman named GuiOn. Conductor
Charles Norton was severely injured.
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a Rssi,y.y wreck.
Special to the Giobe.

SpeclaI 70 the IIo0e.
FARGO. OAK. Nov. 1.-Two freghts on
the Northern Pacific c0liidod near Tower
City tins morning wrecking the engine and
half dozen stock cars but hurting no one
seriously. Passengers had TO go round by
way of Lamure, delaying them seven or
elght hOArs.
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DIES MONIES. Ia. Nov. 4.-Gear. Rep,
is elected in the First district by l, 142 ma
jOrity; Kerr. Rep, in the Fifth district, has
s23 majority; Lyman. Rep, in the Ninth
has an estimated majority of 500.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-The post Of
Fort Fred Steele Wyoming. has been dis
continued. and will be abandoned before the
end of the month.
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Carlisle Elected.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov. 4.-The Courier
Journal received the following tonight
COvIngton. KY, Nov. Al am elected by
from 50U to 600 majority.
John G. CARLISLE.
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MahrRAkA.

OMAHA. Neb., Nov. 1.-The Democrats
tonight celebrated the election of john A.
McShane. the first Nebraska Democratic
congressman. by tOrchight parade and a
reception OF the victorious candidate.
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WINNIPEG, Nov. Rev. Mr.. Shaito
a gassssu, of Fort Ieliy, has been missing
Tor several days. lie is believed to have
been lost on the plains.
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BOSTON. Mass, Nov. 4.-The Massa-
chusetts legislature ands: Senate, 81
Republicans, Is Democ rats; house, 100 Re-
publicans, 20 Democrats, and Independ-
emf
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Ranlsey County.

Special to the Globe.
DEVILS LAKE, Oak, Nov. 4.-GiffoTds
majority in Ramsey county is 319. The
total vote of the county is 1.497. Last year
he county polled 7S5 votes.
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Shot for 'ErenSuf,.

CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. 4.-The news
papers here have report that Gen. Garcia
De La Cadena has been shot for high
treason.
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Colorado.

DENVER, Col, Nov. 4.-The election of
Adams Democrat for governor by a plur-
atty of 1000 is conceded by the Republic
cans. All but six counties in the state have
been heard from. giving the returns on con-
gresham about even. The counties yet to
come in always have been Democratic. so
the indications are in favor of a small
majority for Reed, Democrat The Dem
Ocrats of ArapahOe county elect SIX and pos
sibly seven, out of eight representatives and
one senator This is an increase of seven in
the lower house and one in the senate The
legislature and senatorial tickets and a
majority of the other counties We're carried
by the Democrats, so there is little doubt
they will control the lower house. the gen
eral assembly and possibly the senate. The
remainder of the state ticket except the
state secretary. auditor and possibly attor-
ney general are claimed by the Democrats.
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A Nrpro Elected.

RALEIGH. n. c.. Nov. 4.-The Second
district has been carried by the Republicans.
Abbott. a negro is elected.
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Missouri.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 4.-The official returns
unofticially announced from the Ninth con-
greSsional district. give Glover, DEM. a
majority over Frank. Rep, of 1O3 and
secures the formers re election. Harring-
ton. DEM, candidate for sheriff was re-
elected by & majority of 200. A special
from Farm ngton, Mo-, states that COM
plete returns from the Tenth congressional
district give Clardy, DEM. majority of
between 500 and 900. His opponents were
Ledergerber, Rep, and RatchfOrd. labor
ST, LOUIS. Nov. 4.-Additional returns
from the interior of the state confirm in a
general way last nights staten ent regard
ing the congressional districts. All the dis
trlcts except the Fifth and Thirteenth re-
turn Democrats by fair to large majoritieS.
Clardy in the Tenth and Burns
are cut down nearly, one-half but
the remainder receive nearly. if not
quite the usual Democratic majorites. In
the Second district, where ManSur and
Hale. both Democrats, ran, Mansur, the
regular nominee, has about 1,20O majority.
" ade. Republican. in the Thirteenth dis
trict. will have about 1900 majority. The
complexion of the legislature cannot be
given, nor can the Democratic majority on
the state ticket be stated.
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ECHOES OF ELECTION.

John G. Carlisle Reelected to Congress
Despite the Desperate Work of
the Pr0tectionists.
Montana Gives TOole for Delegate the
Biggest Democratic Majority
Ever Known There.
For the First Time in Her History
Nebraska Sends Democrat
to Congress.
Colorado Also Joins the Procession
Returns From All
Points.
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7 PER CENT FARM MORTGAGES.

THE COBBIN BANKING CO.. 10 BROADWAY.
TIE basis OF II cycry Industry the West North.
wes' ana south T. In produce tie farn Wheat, corn
lcsl IOik ana no uanuia rturefr OF mo
yolrtry and hr vast syst'm o. railways hat Rridon
the ortiz rlt. NJ osluds Of millions OF money that are
inv std l0 the cuitrs OF tines. rIv are cepeLdnt
almost cI'r O." ~ tho afrcuu a. interest
and vet railroad bonds on rrp mileage. arc iav0rifo
nVCsim' with the public uotV thsiaulrg Gei mOr'gaIe
The that luc' 10" nat sustain the
a pT.ctl, ais p1I0r lien. II carefully made FItSI
N0FIhA' upOl Of these IA Rms better than any
hing 20 .t follows
IH.RlN.FlVE CONSECUTIVE YEARS o. active ana
largo c-ruc with VlaciV those lols has cua I'D this
company m--cr an TIE cs required 70 7ccug aud pro
tcct clder- NJ The ord here ~ rVNotk Of ~
tne'o wears VIII dr1oasrto a prudui inv0stor- are
learning a." value g turr sHtti"H is shown ny sac ch1r
nous proportions wAic1 tErsC nvr4tcnis have grown
with u during Tie last tHO ye'rs % cen, s7ion.
Denver and r. 6. Western Railway Go s
~ m. rlln ~ Aus. = l4. n.ci ami thl con inuo
ON cosit Of coupon, deliver cctfra " and pay Ut 80
with -a1 plan -' suaur.a % N ci r'r' ~
i"v inls Z. ". MEtEL
| Trustee. - y san a.,
NeW.turk
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Ge!u UdnteI.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
= YORK TRi-US. WILL ~ RECEIVED At IUB
FLOWN OIFi,Eo. %. 80 Broadway 60 ner Thirty
r,i.s:. until p. n, 800 Dfoa Wy. between twenty
,ar,ud and Ive1,ytlri sts. uu.i P ~ West Twcn.
I'll e. corner f!gt-tyc. No lJ3 lOIrtn-avp, corner
touEtc n;ht, ;to Turlavo. corner t.gty tyent,i So
and tao ~ .ifM Or
~ r, 2jI tuchun rcd, ud-t wcuty hist. 200
Th,rsve pc-uunu land.tgeuty nib.5t, ~
D n. 4t regular Office rates.
WANTED temporarily in an Office a Young
w mana rooj panmlu- ~ll.V go: Address with
rot.reu.ss b. W T.. IuI 1881. New-iorS p. d.
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yEw.YoRK. Monday. Jan. 25, 1856.

The following sales were announced TO be held 81 the TX
chsnae amt Auction Room to-day;
By Rich0rd T. HGi7icH & Co. - - .
story ipU1ipG with lot 33S Broadway ofNakcf-st
mud MOT of isai on West 7Gthst OF llthaVe Was az
IL In
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VALUABLE SALE OF REAL ESTATE ar

auction al New Brunswick ~ j. TO close estate OF L.
2. Porter - ,o,o . n 1911, go A.
premss WI be offered at public sale that valuable property
Situate LyingsOnave. iate the residence OF MIS-
j. r. Porter This Of the most desirable residences IN
the CITY largo house welt furnished with all modern m
prOyements complete Ocr large amount OF ule puI
the property desired at low
Of interest. 49,, -, 4. =. r
HARDENBERGH. New Brunswick, y. j.. or 10 - y
WARREN co, 81 Exchange Pac, NJ Y. OF ON the prop
oTty the day Of sale.
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auttiou Sales OF Real Gst1!e-
ID RORGESS. AuctlOneer.

RURGRss & BEAMAN. AuctioDecrs and Real Estate
Brokers' No III Broadway. n y will sell ut pubic AUCTION
THURSDAY JANUARY Is.
atl2 No. at Real Estate Exchange os o. % Liberty
at New York City the two story and basement marble
from bnrd,ocs with lots Nos SO and 81 Greenwich st. lO2
feet north of Morrst also the four story brick building
with lot No SO St. adjoining on rear OF the
above For maps and particulars apply at the Once 81 the
auctiOneers.
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Gres9md uTT.

4 first class dressmakcr WISHES few more
n ty the day cut tit and Grape in latest French
style evening drcs specalty highest CITY tcttYhCe
Addr ARTISTIC tribune UPTOWN omce LIS Btoae"y;
nRESSMAkER.-By Young woman as FAMILY
dre.snaxer: and Gts perfectly; or az nae anu
sfausrcs. reference; cannot be seen M aI'eI
ocO X Please address 30 G.h ave- RnZ ith bell
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Gin IJrcrerin uanteo.

WANTED.-A fully furnished fiat or small
w house, by small family Of adults Address
H. S., Il. q. BOX 624.
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Doaro cn0 Rooms.
East Side.

East Side.
GENTLEMAN. highly connected well cS-
Gentleman or We or fauy ghtfr home ~ spIC o18
Iousn: best -iVen ana required N'u't,7 al
21Trst Madison and Park ayes. Tribune Uptown once
l,-3o Broadway.
INA PRIVATE FAMILY. in most desirable
location beau fully furnished with board torr
ence reuUircd Address A. 81 Tribune Uptown ONCE LIS
Broadway
VNO LET.-Furnshcd hall bedroom 20 gentle
/ MAJ; s. rs per wees. Top floor PA East 4"thtL
yVALLACE'S RESTAURANT, l2l 5th-ayc:
w Handsomely furnished rooms for gentlemen also"
30 Irving Place.
o4EAST 2OTH->T.-A suite of rooms, with
- breakfast desired also rooms for gentlemen en- su'''
inGly.
IfC EAST 6TH-ST.-Ilandsomcly lur,
10 nished sccoad foor front and sunny ROOM WIN
board references.
West Side.
UANDSOMELY furnished rooms, single or
en- suite for gentlemen Broadway ma II j. h-oh'
alo prices pvAte family references 40 West 43dst
80 WEST 5IST-ST., with hOard.-LarCe
= room on second with connecting dressing room
unTH-&T., as WEST. 49, Nicely furnished
| - rooms With board table board reference
lHTH-ST.. ~ WEST - Handsome second
~ and third floor: also pleasant at'l' loo'S' be''"
81 per week; Superior taOlg'
40 WEST 26TH-ST.-RoOm to rent with
30 or without board. references ----
.)n WEST 2GTH-ST Suites and single
d. rooms with class board AT reasonaoefate..
~ WEST 47TH-ST.-With board, hand
~ somely furnished bact parlor. s)nthern exposure.
1SG WEST 54IH-Sl.-A furnished room
@.bO toilet
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Goparlnersbip Notices.

LONDON, December 81, 1885.
WE REG to give notice that our firm of Blake
w BROTHERS n o. heretofore carried by at O2
Gresham House H. C.. has this day terminated by efuIol
~ ,,,nc Mr. anil and Mr. II. Blake
10 sign the ns In liquidation and settle all
ou'9'A"" EMIL HEINEMANS,
=. H. BLAKE.
BLAKE BROTHERS & co,
OF Boston and Aew-YOrk.
III COPTUAIL COURT
LONDON, H.. c., JanusTy /, 1916. I
pofcrring TO the circular OF Mcssrs Blake Brothers CO..
don SateG Sist December 1888. announcing the termi
naiGn of thai Grm beg Inform that have this
dav formed a uOparncrsp, TO conduct general banking
and busness a the ABOVE haheu nduess unueI
IH0 IVY " ' STANTON BLAKE,
ADOLPH A. n. BOISSEVAIN,
FRANCIS BARRON BLAKE.
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81. Louis AND 7AN FBANClsCO RAILWAY
COMPANY, Is BROAD ~. (Mlis Eutidng).
NKw NOEK, Jan. -, 1874.
UNUE USUAL SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
Il OF THREE AND ONE-HALF al per cent on the hrst
preferred 81 this company this day declared
r. 10 1856, NJ this Office 10 sOckhOld
els Of 6Jrd upon closing Of the transfer books Of n stock
as below. -.---, ..-, ~, -, .
pany Will be closed on Tuesday January - INST at p w.
4. W. LILLE,
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Cosl nn1 founo

I OST.-CertiAcate No. T. 2O.015, Aug. 20,
1874 for n shares Pacific stock Finder rewarded
BY addressing CEhIllINAI =, IlIDu-e OL-Dc.
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JOHN y. JONES. President.
CHARLES DEM =. Y .Ce.Pre Iirnf
W. II. II. MOORE. second N.cr-fr s.dent.
4. \ RAVEN. Third icc-Frcsiccnt
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Gitn propertp Tor Sale.

rOTH-ST., west of Lexington -avc-New
- four story brownstOne cabinet finished houses In
qure premises all private houses Ia block central
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DED app LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM ON NM y
/ LINES FOR CAL!FokNiA S IA az LIC6 "a o|-'
TRIAL a From New.York pier foot canal a. e ~, ~
For san Yranoifco via the lsthmus OF .ahhnN
CITY or PARA calls Monday. req. !, hp Sgs,ico
co-,.ctin, Tor entra and south America anu ieA'o"
,n,f San Efarcigco LIT and Branuan stsp
N'' For China and Japan n =,
,.,,, c,, INV Voglg siIl- Iue.day. Feb r. = p IN.
For freight passage and general n,orwn " "pp" "
panys olco On INV P'''' II ! UILAY superintendent
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Diui0en0 Notices.

0iUi0en0 Nolitcs.
THE NEW YORK NAroSAL IxCnAYGF BASS
SLN YORK January -, 1855.
9th DINIDEND.
A T n meeting of the Board of Directors held
N mi. d,y yidend Of three g per cent declared.
paw able ami after February ]. I-sj. ...... .
COKN illus b. OUTCALT. Cashier.
oRFICE UONKsTAKE MINING Co, MILL BUILDISO
J. BROAU.sT. NEw. York. jan. X. 1886.
nIVIDEND no. 9O.-1hc regular monthly
IL dividend. FORTY CENTS per share has been declared
for Drccnlcr So parable Oicc OF company. Fran
CISCO NcW York, the 10Th INST
Transfer Books close 2utI met
AMERICAN LOAN And TRUST CONPANY,l
lI9 BEoADwAY, .YOHK, January Ia. l-5O
VNUE Board of Directors have this dav
declared tho usual annual dividend n per cent
earnings OF the past mOnths payable February
next transfer books close morning January - AMI open
"O'"'"h " W. d. SNOW Secretary.
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