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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-01-16
BANQUET to Beck.

A complimentary banquet was given to
Senator Beck at the Phoenix house, Lexing-
ton, KY, by representative men of the Blue
Grass region, without regard to party lines.
Gen. VIM. Preston presided. The responses
To tOasts showed what strong hold the
senator has upon the esteem Of his fellow
citizens, and his remarks, made with such
feeling. Indicated warm appreciation OF
the honors received at home.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-01-16
Diseased Cattle.

Secretary Edge of Pennsylvania visited
the farm of Henry S. Rich, near West vii.
low, and inspected the herd of cattle suffer
ing from pleuro-pneumonia. One COW was
killed and the remaining thirty-four were
inoculated. A herd of fiftysix on the farm
of Perry Wine in Manhattan township,
YORK county, is infected with the disease
and has been quarantined. The state au'
thorities have killed thirteen head suffering
from the disease on the farm of EphEaim
DObbs in Mannheim township.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-01-16
A WIFE'S MISTAKE.
A SAD Case of the Result of Pooling
with Firearms.

A SAD Case of the Result of Pooling
- with Firearms.
Charles Ritter, yardmaster of the depot at
Paris, Tenn, was fatally shot with a double
barrelled shot gun in the hands of his wife.
Mr.. Ritter had been hunting, returned home
and proceeded to clean his gun and dress
his game. His wife passed during the clean
ing Of the gun, stopped and admired his gun.
Mrs. Ritter passed from the presence of her
husband and he subsequently finished his
jobs, returning his gun to the hall in the
house, setting it on the floor, and told his
wife that he believed he wouldn't load ;he
gun for fear of childrrn tampering with it.
Mrs. Ritter again passed from the presence
of her husband. After his wife had gone
Ritter found that he had only a shell or two
in his pocket and concluded to rid himself
of them by sticking them into his gun
which he did, set the gun down and Went
into an ajOlning room to recruit the fire.
His wife came into the hall, wholly unOb-
served and picked up the gun TO snap IL at
him, when, to her surprise, the gun dis
charged itself, pouring its entire charge into
his shoulder, crushing the entire head of the
humeruS, fractuIing the seal y and tearing up
the flesh. Mrs. Ritter IS almost frantic
from grief. They have two small children
and have lived together most amicably. Mr..
Ritter is about 35 years of age ana most
exemplary man. He was formerly an Ell
gineer on the LOlisvills and Nashville road.
HIS condition is very critical.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-01-16
Diseased Cattle Killed.

DIR. Bridges, state veterinary surgeon OF
Pennsylvania, killed five head of cattle
which were suffering from pleuro-pneumO-
MIA on the farm of A. S. Frey in Manor
township. and will kill fifteen more in few
DAYS. The disease has appeared among the
cattlo of Henry Bender In the same town.
ship.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-01-16
No Evolution Wanted.

At special meeting of the Charleston.
S. C., presbetery resolutions were adopted
declaring DIR. James Woodrow unfit to teach
in the theological seminary on account OF his
evolution theory, and directing the theol0g-
jcal students under the care Of the presby-
terry to withdraw from the seminary.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-01-16
Anew Revivalist.

A Sam Jones style of evangelist, but one
who does not come so high, has appeared
among the people of Centralia, ILL.,, and is
working great revolution among the be-
nighted. His name is Rev. Monroe Smith
and he holds forth in little brick building
in south town. He belongs 20 tDe Nd. =.
church. South, and his power to save the
euiIty soul is demonstrated by the throDg
who each night seek consolation at his altar
The meetings are announced for an in
definite period.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-01-16
Timely Relief.

Pension Agent Everett has issued to
Alex. Gilchrist of Indiana, Pa, the largest
pension ever paid to a private soldier. The
back pay aggregated sl2 Isl, and the money
came to bin /, decrepit old man, who had
been an inmate of poOrhouse for twelve
wears.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-01-16
ROW.WOw AND MEOW.

Mighty poor dogs sometimes make
fine sausage meat. Burlington Free
Press.s
A"valler" dog is the no blessed work
of Providence. Sam.
A London man was fined twenty shil-
lines recently for swinging cat by the
tail. Probably it was because he failed
TO kill it. Boston Globe.
In most cities dogs are a constant and
dangerous nuisance. In Louisville they
are useful in the morning to drive the
hos away from the ash barrels. Courier
Journal.
"In Siam the cats have their tails
banged" In this country The aim is to
bang their heads, but the bootjack some
times flies wide of the mark. Norris
town Herald.
There are many new faces in Congress,
but is there less cheek? COurier7Journai.
Nothing is more useful to man than
silence.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-01-16

For the secondtim within two weeks, the
heavy SHOWS of Southern Colorado have
stopped travel on the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe road. The snowfall in the Ration
mountains has been unusually heavy detain-
ing eastward-bound trains at Wagon Mound,
Y. NJ, and westward bound trans III Kan
sas.
A Lincoln, Neb., dispatch says: 1t Is the
worst blockade ever known and extends
from the Missouri river to points $50 miles
west. Snow fences have been no protection.
as the snow has drifted over them and
across cuts twenty feet deep. 1t will all
have to be shOveled out, as it Is too hard for
plows. The Burlington main line has trains
NOV ng at a snaiPS pace, but all branches
will be closed for ten days.
Billiards are reported from all over the
Northwest At Minneapolis the streets
were blOckaded and street car travel stop
ped.
A Williamsport, Pa, dispatch says:
Small streams are overfowing, and the Sus-
quehanna is rising fast. News received
from points up the river report that all
streams are high. A big flood is inevitable.
Heavy land slides have occurred near Mont
gomery and at other points east of here.
Bridges have been washed away from over
small streams and travel is wholly interrupt
ed. The reservoir of the WilllamspOrt wa
terworks is nearly OveTfiOwed and appre-
tensions of break prevail.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-01-16

One foot of snow fell on the North Platte
and drifted in places six feet high.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-01-16

Unforseen misfortune is apt to bring
on madness.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-01-16
SNOW, WIND AND WATER.

The Elements Get Down to Busi-
ness and Tear Up the Country
Generally.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-01-16

Every wise and honorable man hates
q lie.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-01-16

Billiards are reported from all over the
Northwest. At Minneapolis the streets
were blockaded and street car travel stop
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-01-16

Nothing is more useful to man than
silence.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-01-16

There are many new faces in Congress
but is there less cheek? Courier-Journai.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
7 PER CENT FARM MORTGAGES.

TIIE C0RnIN BANKING CO., 115 BROADWAY.
Tfc basis Of Of industry tho Noth
aHd coutl i tho Produce tIo JrrH. wheat, corn
be,t' YORK and ton support 'he rnuua tuTes OF tho
country ana the vaS system o rUU mat Er hron
tho cO.Lent. Tho Thousands ~ millions o money that arc
invested n the s'Cultcs OF those riv Va me dcieHd ~
entirely the of the rlcultua ntcrrst
and Vet railroad bonds. yrp'r mileage iGrorio
The arls that tlo reyerns that -rsta hcm
i7 pr4"tica Is pIoy Inn. II carefully made fIINT
MOVrUA up01 one OF these FARMS Is better than any
hing t5qt follows
III RHYME CONSECUTIVE YEARS Of active and
large with Vacivg those n1i. has enabled This
mlser all the details Required Co s"cnI Ani pro
le1'crs ia" record here trw YORK OK III
VIII dcAousIae ina pIndrnl Investors arc
leaI1uug the value q these securities s shown by tie rutr
pTopoIOus 10 winch thco iuyc't onts have grown
with Us during tHe lasi two years oi dciI 'L1n,
EHE annual meeting of stockholders Tor me
elect on of thirteen oir,c OF thc INIi Az T.
RAILROAD COMP ~ VIII lc he'd II the tru't -lNih
4Sd ST. Tuesday. febfuary .. l7-' ron
- - HENRY =. MOORE. secretary.
IyANTED.-Pos.tion Of trust. 4 No. ! ref
w cr,ucc. given and required can furnish security
h. care Now York Triuuc.
(VANTED.-By competent. sliliul CORE
su0nacut and accountant Oi twenty uNc years rNpr
renee position OF trust and c.uonshHy WIN some lh
caLe firm srcrcaF 30 pryAto parties Z" t"ipp''t'n
The Debt social iIiJ business rc:cI,Lgrr AuJr7s on.
S.. T.. taIc IiHunc blc'.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
i. II. LUDLOW & co.

T.. II LUDLOW & co.
VIII sell at auction on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 81.
1886. at l2 o'clock. at the
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE AND AUCTION ROOM,
90 to Gj LIBERTY St. NeW-YOrk,
By order OF FRANK II. PLATT Esq, Assignee of Messrs
BURGER, HUKLBUT & LIVINGSTON
The valuable property Joracmon Furman Columbia
sts aIdWow place comprising about 80 Lots Of Ground
with Buildings thereon known
hiyiEg8t0l's Steam Sugar Refinery.
Tho property viii he sold parcel, together
with The machinery fixtures &c Maps Of the property and
inventory OF the machinery fixtures &C. he ha at the
Office OF The Auctioneer II Piues at the Ass gnccs
ONCE Room 20, fourth hoor Mills Buiding.
VALUABLE SALE OF REAL ESTATE At
auction, at New brunswick, y j. TO close estate ci L.
L. Porter.
on Wcdnes1av February 3. 1876 al ? O'Clock. The
premises DE offered at pubic sale that valuable property
situate LlN3n2siOn-ayc., late the Slcncc OF MIS-
l. H. Porter This Is Of the most GCsaD residences II
the Fcc house well UJui hr0 with all modern I'M
iTycrcUtS plcje order larce amount al the par
C money may on the prOpcr II desired, AZ 10"
Of interest.
Tor partlcuara and Photograph Of place, apply 70 G. l.
II IS RI TNBEts5li. New BrUusVlk, r. J.. or 20 \. y
WARtiN ,c co. 81 ENchlnG" fac " y. OF on the prop
city the day Oi sale.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
6ituatloue Uantco--tcmales.

MALE AND FEMALE HELP
Nh AT
THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT ASSOCIATION
Estabshed 1859. Incorporated 1854,
s. ODELI. President T. v oDEIi, Treasurer
Man once 1917 Proadway. and 100 West 3ithst. y Y.
-, (3lS and $50 ultOn-st., near PeJrtpOnt
Erookiyn' Also s46 Fulton. ST. Vanderbhi-ave
Tho references Of AL applicants situations nyestL
gated. ...,,.,.,.,. -, - .. ,. o.,o,oI
gtrl In present place No VI 100, nt l.3l7 broadway
NJ RSE.-By a t.Oolshy competent and neat young
woman. No. X 100 at I.%l7 Broadway.
SEAMSTRESs-A very competent ana neat young woman
No. r 100, at l,3l7 Br ai"ny. -, -. o., ,o n.
WAITrE~S.-Iirstclass: private family No 4 20 at
1917 broadway. .,, -, . - , ,,,,
rcsucrtable young girl No. y 20 at 13l7 Broadway.
COOK Private family prefers country. No lO', at
1877 broadway. -.
~ AITVkS- or IAMBERMAID and WAlIHt-S. or
CtI AMRf kMAI y and VASTLY English Protestant
No \ 20 a .3l7 BrOdway. .o, ,,.--.,,.,.
~ ,ITIR ell recommended. At 1O9 West 34th.st
WATCHNAN.-kitchcnO OF useful man. Nj h., 100 west
3ith-st. - -, .,o,.,, No 1oa west
saith st.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
Anttion Sales Of Real Cst1,e.
MORRIS WILKINS, Auctioneer.

AssIGNEE's SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
On JOalemon Furman Columbia and Willow place.
Brooklyn,
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
no dc holdeIs Of bonds of Tie NEW

TgND the holders Of bonds of the NEW
a ORLEANS BELT RAILROAD COMPANY: N0r arr
hcrr~ notified That I'm srcuraurc with TIE provisions Ot
at o. mortgage executed the aUh Of October SI7 by
the NcH.UIlraas Bet Railroad Company before andrew
Hero public IN orleans. and duY register ci
of ,hc recorder Mortgages. ana IN accordance
wl.h he Of the bonds ued Hereunder that the SAID
sew Orleans Bot Railroad OmUany H. on the rst lay
Of April ~S6. pay and redeem AL IT. m0ftsagc bonds at tie
Office o.! aug hr of Ncw orleans La. by
cn tu To, d.gs of sd lOuis Tho principal
tncrrOf with sad date Of s Apfil, S0b aud
u cmln FIVE per upon sIcl boHds lou are there
fore no,iGed present said bonds inr redemption aud pay
u.t Al oHce the company Orleans on the SAID
1T nav OF Aur 1856 when whore tbs tender and pay
mcni as % .rtsRId VIII be made.
New. IcaIIs. sept. 10. 1850
r.. =. CHARLES.
4prr I ~
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
Gin iJropcrtn tor Sale.

VERY HANDSOME 2S-foOt house for
a the last Of i've bui during The last su'anrr
stri cor cd ana To- i'm a'c &C upiHCy No.
l5 as, T.. hLPArRlCk bail Ter. 80 tast sjtlst
EIOR SALE.-On 57th-St.. close to jth-avc..
very handsome house. 81 f. ct wide. LOT l2Il0o The
house l. I'll the lest Apply to
LFsPISAS~E & FRI DIN Al, lol BroIoWay.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01

RECORDED REAL ESTATE CITY
The following the real estate TRANSACTIONS recorded
irtave VI. e55fs Of s5th.st 2510O; MA Turcb. M ..o
tcnicht ct al 10 Ham :; t,,;; SZo'ooo
s9th st. 10 of Sthave 2"H1IOu"i NICK 90 o.,
ana e or or Of otbaye i001 iOiI; RoDt g lIoyt
A'a'd and Wc To- Lamb and anot1er $4,000
V'aasg; anS v3e f. 10 W Rankin l2.5OO
more Executor 70 F = st,tson 27,OOO
tsr,ief St SSd VIE TO c 10000
hOiPe1 81 no 49, 1-A'Oo. 1000
i yct and an %iie to 1900
sf aI so c,cDi,U S N and anotlos $4,000
athsyc cor OF iOGth-st SOxlOol1 Barry to o, ooo
ssda fSH No rs East 2o1 6o5; Hayden wife ..
rargy Spd y; we So 20 c Soathinsyd 27oOO
'''ssi snS Ste to- 10 Y BSrrch ar 1900
" Mscay ct al to l. Meyer $4,000
III b mct iig d .. 45OOO
selSe1n and ne vile lie 70 II KSohlcr l2 500
shayc. cor Of Sith,st 100 Exlo9I AZ loT 9xlOZ2 OK,
Co 'sci' to q PaekSfE 10000
BlRHtntisi 10000
Wiaien refer c, to scSoie and another 80. 424oO
sprng 81 S loi No gi4. 20, lo91 Q sxll49; and
Psssnra and VIE ief to GiGseT 900
Cook TO L fiudson -. 1900
UFarreii ana wife 70 Z Robinson 1900
and vile to 6 " TSedford .............. 2s5OO
referee = T. Eeke and another 5000
SnpptHef i-u' anu 10000
Iioo5 Jo oConnoT to Ieslnasse ~ s6l 900
5iio Jarm an and vile G 70 R Geering .. 600
rTsg sSowuen 70 snoNeen C7OO
james ri, No 49, 25IlO0; Sarah GIlmsItln ~ Chas ,
Same PROPERTY: Dcuncs CT al 10 rarai 1000
Rankin G VI oo'n''' iVV'a.V $4,000
Fulton st No 100: n NJ Thofnpson 10 w Ziegler 600
Same property, 4 NJ Thonpsnn 10 W Zegier..... 900
Ziegier ' =. .i'-9''o .. w. ~ 10000
Van HuSen. referee TO / Ole ''''-..-.- 60 900
:. oie Dc" D..-e oN'o' " " So OOO
:, itaDeiio ana vile to NJ Donovan 1000
executors to GTeenScrs 10000
: IeteIee 70 VI Ii Lunney .........'. 10000
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
LIST OF AUCTIONS.

Tho ,o,i amount realized the FXgl8Uge and Auction
1l frc Ip. auction sales of cry real estate for the
49, enCue wh saturday. Jan. So $jS91O loal for
tbe mo IN az January, S2.i-2,l5~.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
Louuirn Dropern For Sale anH 90 Get

Louuirn Drcper 4or Sale ano 90 Lrf.
LLCOUNTRN PROPERTY our Speciality
y Farms residences, cottages everywhere Iists free
PHILLIPS * WELLS Tribune BuudiuG.
TNAST ORANGE. y. J.-H.ehcst elevation,
n best location modern residence ior sale iSi
story ur,wn~tJac every modern CtF cchNcn"hcc
i,hci or uui urulslol Prot graphs. parhcil1r- ot
EDWARD +. HAAILION a 90, 80 broadway.
CNARMS.-Cou seats and water fronts
4 everywhere sale and exchange Tree LIST j. r. pAh-
LING N co, - PaIs ROW city, lo Courtsl' bioo"y n
TOR SALE.-The large property at Glen
mer, axe FloTdi, including the Lake, t1rm oi ~
acres Hotel summer bOTGCJs tIlSt Mil NH il"u~"'
Picnic Grove sc Tie lake }, beau H. sheet oi "aeI'
covering POO acres aud a1o!Lng fine naAinR aud boating
ADVANTAGES 10Y hotc fOr C!ubhou The property is
very ara be sold fsouablc e. inquire
If G.. NJ. EEEMEW. oran-c li"e4 G"oucn, H. y.
ENOR SALE or TO lease from May ], on the
Uulson. with one hour Of Wall g. very Ge-lr1bE
the house wlc 81 Dck com han"s hLe
views oi Ii,er. Address. 10 particulars - 90 ,,.,,.
INVESTMENTS.-O y. j. vicinity
! specI l,vi Real Estate Nl.Ali ALL STATIONS. NcN.
er lnud-ono furnished country seats lease; also,
summit Madison. M0Tr-tOwn. EDWARD I. HAMlLlbN
q CO.. S6 broadway.
NIONTCLAIR y. J.-Rcal estate speciality;
vi aftrac I've houses furnished and unuruibhed III Va
riety; HOWE n PA ~ - ocdaT ~ ~,
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
Richnrd Y. FerncN6 %:

NEw- YORK. Saturday. Jan. so. 1856.
sales were held at tn. Exchange and Auction
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01

Trcohlnn ]ro1srt1 gJr SAFE al G1 Est
\ OTIS FOR SALE along BrO0SYn Elevated
u Railroad NOW : Tie hest time 10 buy.
EJLAND q MlillNG,5 BceEuan ST.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
rO-DAY MONDAY. FEB.

Trr thc yyrck ea1inv with SAtuT7aV. ftDl1rY D. IN
1ovin ~ a. gre announced TO be held at the Exchange
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
Of: eS Ijhavc. I552 fl OF gaia,st 251ioo eaci

b. SutVfh ard tE1U.
SsGr{y sH{6 aTSa$ Oh shave aaS O'i lot i@ 1oI591
aioi: es ithayc 5o2 OF g'nst 25hioo eac a.,
NM roaii,eI -, t. r,xlrge and ,uc,io,,
wees ending with saturday Jan So MAS sj99'5O lo'a Tor
the mo IN 0f January s2.i-2o5s.
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
Fer the ending W.T. sa&aEay & Tf62Ty 5 4' S fol-
lowing announced TO be Ied al lhe EAc@hs Au
Auction "O0H TODAY MoNDAYl. FEB l.
By yohn r. Eosd: 10, o,~,ooon, o.
Foreosnre sale ieswiGE& s & TfiSS 3 Cl Il X OF @ 5ayc ana
TUESDAY. FEB 2
r., PETER T. hCGer.
Fvertos sale lo l. lx75 and 3stOTy dwelling, No sui
ton.pl. .oe n { cor OF 5sthst
,I5, lg T. d ,iGd m L@sG irreg 1853 and
s}oiy Uucing, 40 70 Hague St n s. Dol W Of Fcarist
Partition FG5fI % Tse lot G5 5i aGiaT aa%
systl -; thG :. ~. I25 fl " Of JacEson-si.
closure sale Bay!cn [ele plot Of land I? 2T97s
EeeSksT n% ana % PG s,2 Of HDG $sS15s M q.S s!
buildings NSs Bs & RhGrS I41 d. = ''ar Horca CO. "
Foreclosure sale, Hart ref rec lot 35yloo u end 4
and m io 20 iss5 simiiT building No2leG lsave
rmar ssle John wlalsn referee rgt title and interest
Io 70 xS7x sN6,S and 4-siory buiiGing No Muber
Fs' Fasi SHIT Il ST. cor Of &aiisci-a7e end
fPGiG ss 9&c savc, S sf i63dsr M 5I9o and 4
story house sS2 Is $GaSs E;tc co. Of 5dS 5S4'n'I
Public auction sale 20 land volaia Co, Florida
MEDNESDA1, FEB. u
Bg John 4. BOyd.
Foreclosure sale VIVA BOYD reisfeS lGt 2iTlo9 e o ssvS ana
'' BIZ John J. u SHigth. -
,,osnre sale Dana ones referee lot 39lOx 022 and
5storv nat ,53 ana l55 East 'Zd-st Is ZlO II OF
\ anc, on sale lots 24lOx-2 each and 4-story fats
Ia East ; 3H.l II OF Lexington
sys and lot 209z 8Ox2JK Ux x3O and 2stOry building
10 lg5 Iexin gtOn-ave, e s, 10. II II OF sd st
I;y Richard Y. HdJTcH %.
Foreclosure John Whalen referee lot 81
SYS and 2 story building. NO52 CheTrJst e near Frank
: lin.st and lot 1911 lx4 2 IN rear, and
pnhc hucon plot OF land 34x3 and 3stoy Gai, ara
ss,orv hrldugs Nos l5l and l5S West lOth-s, OF
NaYer nace and plot OF land 80 l1SxjOsxl75 and
lam ' PgE H. LtpilOU & 60.
pp1l,c Aucton sale Living toms steam Sugar Refinery
Cmpany buildings machinery, fixtures and about 80 Os
Furman, JoroiemOn and Columbia SIS ana Willow place
THURSDAY. FEB. A.
BIZ Peter T. McYer.
Foreclosure sale Holne, referee Biou Theatre and
moi of land Nos 1881 ar lZ3J BrOafWaY running ICu "a
\ 10 jtbaye Ga II u OF 3Uth-st
Bg u. H. Seaman.
Foreclosure SAFE Hatch referee lot lS9IlOO II and d
story building No 1913 East lODthst 2Il3 1t OF 4th
Bg Richard Y. H0TUeHG 90.
Forclosura sale Robinson referee. lots 2OIJ52 each
perez st l0i 7 II Of BeeCker-st and
pnbc Auction lot 2OX46j AMI JStOTy building NO
GCrn,ies sio " A. 10 II OF Waterst lot .21252 and
similar builng. COeni siip COZ o. Water st;
and 20H5i and similar buidlny' NO 80 WashlhsIhsl
es 1875 fl S OF ReciOrst
FRIDAY. FEB. j.
Bp Richdrd Y. HGrHeH Co.
p,rtop se A Batchford. referee. lot Zl1lO05 and
story building 222 East 49ths 34J II OF 2dave
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
5inantial.
Denver E. Rio Grande Western R'y Co.

Bundhoders reminded that tie rival proposition
TO the resumption plan OF August u has fmied whic
signatures the latter. representing majority OF oustand
ing bonds have placed hands. on deposit oi
coupons with h II Meyer, 2i Nassaust, y y Ger
tGcaes issued and payments maze III accordance
with said plan. - .,u,.ro
4 4 y
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01

AV Eu Richurd Y. FGr1iCH q Co.
, s,orv luidine with lot, No 3O7 East 4Stl.st
10 f, A. a. d ave lot .JXlUuS, NJ & Gross Sl21O
b. SutVh ard IE10
I story dwelling with lot No 3Gl West 5Othst. :,
esl.i a Il " Oi Sth-avo, lOt l?.-xl0t 0tjAl4VA-. ~
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01

NOUPONS maturing February /, 1856, on
~ bonds o. the Southern Central Railroad Company vii!
purchased at their the Merchants National
Bank. New.I Ork city presented before March /.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
WEDNESDAY,, FEB. 3

ForecosuTa sale Wlalen referee lot lK236Xl
SS5 and story building. NO52 CheTrJ-s p near FRANK
iin.st and lot l9.llx4 2 in rear, and
ds,ory buildings Nos l5l and 5S West lGthst cor OF
ayer Dace and plot OF land jO4N liSx5Oexll15 and
land 4st1Ty buildings No 81 wallet l44s IL OF VIII
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
IN +. II. LttdiOig & n
THURSDAY. FEB. A

pnhlc Auction sale. Living toms steam Sugar Refinery
Cmpany Buldngs machinery fixtures and about 80 lois
an Fnrman JOrolemOn and Columbia SIS and Wlow-paco
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NALET.-By a respectable ., y0uhS 1ny,s ni;,p. gap.
Mun." hrans WV ]. b, 40G e.A ave. third bell
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81. PAUL AND NORTHERN PAc.FIc RUL

81. PAUL AND NOKTHERN PAC!Fc ENLWAr to: !
NEW YORK. Jan. lG lSSG.N
GENERAL MORTGAGE 6 PER CENT COU-
W PON> OF ;hs company maturing Feb. l. prox.. VIII be
and that date at the banking house OF Messrs
WINbLOW, LANIER & CO.. 2G Nassau.st. New-Iork
city. -..-.. .
Ct;ARTFRIY PEGI-TFRED INTEREST duo Feb. II.
transmitted maturity To Cerihcat" holders Ofrcc0rl
jar. j. which dat until Fcn inclusive The transfer
books viii be closed
GEO. = JONES,
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
Diui0ru0 Notices.

ALL COUPONS DIE 1ST PROM, AND
~ the uiluc!plI of all du. that dale issued b}
lI.f. RAILROAD rQtIFMtNI COMPANY "'cu't hi
it1~ stJcS fufrsira following rilTu'o7 uadr- 'al
rms form W r paid ON ana aitrr that dtc 90 Office o
POs D. MARTIN aDu. ~. 90 Pine 81. :. ! ana J. w.
C.ATK & co. No % ~pdtl ai--t, Pa lairrua
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YOUNG, wel-educated Swede wishes s0mo,'
thing 10 do IN hotel or any Kind OF bushes, Y %
n,uman quick at figures smart Wiling anu oDhslns
spenks Engls aud German highly recon- ,
wuk r. Address STEADY. Boz %. IlDune cps'"n SN's
l,236 broadway.
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FIRST WONTCAGE loans.

No losses No fluctuations btu a s0tid per cent
guaranteed Gail on or address &. &. Iluc & Sou
Agents WES1ER FARM MORTGAGE co.
Ilz IronlNny, n "
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01

PACIFIC MNL STEAMSHIP Co; PiKR Foot oF}
CISAtrsT n H., NEW YORK. Jan. %. loSO.
UNIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE HIS
4 doy declared quarterly dividend Of ONE AND on =
oIr t2ER PIN CtN1 on the capital stock Oi this 'om
psny PAYABLE on and after February sc at ne once o
Ia ,rc nils Irust COMPANY, No l2U Brnadway, New"
V 10 hoders of at the closing OF The books
he transfer hooks will close nt the oihee O the mon lrs
tnnn.Yv N IN Urosdway New York saiurdhy, January
2S IsS az three 90 O'Clock ana VIII reopen luesly
feDruAiS = ioo"' Nv ' Wv JOSEPH HELEN,
Urea
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01

Bg RichdTd Y. HGrHeH Co.
!, riton slle Batchford. referee lot Zl1lO0.5 and
story building, No 222 East 45hst s. 34J OF 2dave