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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-26

$500 REWARD For remedy that
Will cure as Iva case Of Piles as DIR
Williams Indian Pie U.nt,nen,.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-26

Smith. W E. Bel,cvue-Lots /, 3, 4, 3 sndG,
blk 26. Lots 2; 3, !, Il ard u. blk %.
4) tax II 90 penalty n, costhalf collar 10 81
School district No. 9tsx and penalty "a
FOIL and huspita! tax and penalty. 6 20
Saunders. Joel, Kotchum--Lot 7. blk I, and
imp, 80: sN cattle 30, six horses 2GO
wagon and harness 60; tax - 80, penalty
s. s sSss district No tax and p.n.i; 5s
Shaw, T H. Ketchum-Lot 2. blk IO2, md
imp, 100; tax 3, penalty SOC, cost half
School district No. tax and penalty ! Co
Steele W j. Ketchum--Lot 1, blk So. and
imp. 30; tax so, penalty 15c, cost half
school district No. tax and penalty %
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. S 90
Slower. Joseph, Ketchum--rot 8. block 10,
%: tax 80 penalty 15c, cost half dollar rs
School district No. tax and penalty O5
Poll and hospital tax and penalty 5 50
sutton, William, Shoshone-Lot 10, blk 3,
and ana mp; 600: tax 49, penalty 80, cost
haiI dollar Observation-Disclosures. 20 80
school district No. II tax and penalty s.
smith. g, shoshcne-House north of
Shoshoae on grounds other than owners
70; tax 25. pen %, cost h alf dul!ar 29s
School district No. IL tax and penalty IS
SuTley, H, shoshone--Imp on poss int.
shoshone, go: two cattle 80, FIVE horses
lao. three wagons - harness 10; tax II 25,
penalty %. cost i.:.....,............... 10 90
S'nool disirict NO. II tax and penalty Sc
Poll and hospital tax AID penalty. s 50
c,h,r.u. u w.t., -, I"
1000. tay IN ncn,,ty cost III, anu n mp on On
school Iistrirt ~ tx 49,, "o.ia i. ., ~
s.i,or =. u,,,a, Ja.,. "n" pen"iS II Do
4O0. tay 10 nen,,t" y, - W" n.. -. asi9 mp
school ii strict No 7 tax a, Ia " iiSI. 20 ~ ~
o.. ~, 1870 VA al" P''a"S q"
,,n ~ t, .;-n. 't'.sIE % ieet or lot 9 and H.
ba1f DALAI I,U' '"A ~ o. pel"i'y o. cost
'i' AZ, "a, II o.
'.hool district NO. tax aud penalty 80
Setback. II, Mountain Home--Imp or
no. spring ranch 2IJ: tax &, penalty GOc,
COST hal1 dollar. ..:................ ..... 10
Isni 1" a, u's'r,et 40, II tax and penalty 05
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-26

Wh~eler, D, Bellevuo-.Lot g. blk NJ $50.
lots and :, blk and imp 5000, lot 10,
blk 81 VS., t IS o. pen Sac, cost hf dollar 80 So
Wells, Isaac, Beleyue.--UnAividcd hf lots3
and 10 blk 1918 rs, pen asc, cost hf dol G3
Pol and hospital aud pcnalty...... 5 50
Whitson, W, Ketchrn-Lots s and 6, blk
A. .ot . blk So - tax -, penalty %,
cost halI dollar.... ..... 2 0S
School distric, No. 6 tax and penalty / 80
Wooden, ". shoshone-T OTIS 7, 8. 0 and
TO- blk q 30, tax 80 penalty G3, cost
School district No - tax and penalty / "A
Warren. Lewis A. sh, s'.o:e--' ct !. block 3,
Logau's addition, %, tax ! so, penalty
l5c, cost half do lar. .................... . Is
Poll and hospital tax and penalty 90
Williams, Thcs. shoshone - head cattle
go, tax ~ 60, peHalty2 rs, cost half dol 30 Sc
Poll aad hospital tax snd penalty 80
Ward p, Hsiley--Iot Il, blk 104, e5, tax
75c, penalty Sc. aos' half dollar. ......... 80
SCHOOL district No tax and penalty rs
Poll and hospital tux and penalty. 80
White, II, IIa'ley--Nne cattle 80, horse5o.
three wagons $50. two saw mills 700, taX
'is 10, penalty 3 81 cost hnlf dollar. 49,. A. A.!
school district No. tax and penalty II AZ
Poll snd hos .'ital tax and penalty. 5 50
Walker: LIP. Hailey--Lot 20, llk 80. and
imp, 75o, furniture l5u, tax 81 90, penalty
10, cost hnlf dollar. .................... 80 20
School district No 7 tax and penalty 10 40
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 80
Wilson. W J, Rullion--House II
side Main t, Bullion, %; tax
Zoe, pen Sc. cost half dollar 33
Poll and hospital tax and pen 5 80
Wall, Geo l., Mountain Iome-e
Inf NV or and e If sw or Sec So,
IA 5, X +, imp only, 50; two
horses %. way and Mar IS, farm
impfts -; tax SO, pen Gee,
cost half dollar 8 2G
School dis No. II tax and pen 10
Poll and hospital tax aud pen 5 50
White, Green, Rocky Bar--I|'se
and furniture 400, water ditch
80; tax II so, pen 81, cost
half dollar II 81
Poll and hospital tax and pen 5 50
Wilson, S. Doniplan--House u
side Donirhan 300. three horses
225, two wag and har 200; tax
81 -, penalty , Is, cost ~ 90
Poll and hospital tax and pen ) 50
Wilson, Jas, Blss--sw or sw ar,
W INF sw q, Sc or NV Or See &c,
Il ), II II L, imp only, %; )
cattle %, 3 horses GO, IL sheep
-; tax O6, pen Gle, cost soc G.
Poll ana hospital tax and pen . 80
Worm;cE. y l.. Muldonn--Sevcn-
teen cattle 2lO, ten horses 225,
wagon %, Saw mill 100; tax
81 20, pen 3 y, cost half dol II II
Poll and hospital tax and pen 80
Williams, Chas. Era-rwo horses
200, wagon and harness 100:
tax Q, pen 90c. cost half dollar 10 40
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-26

Vinynr1. l., Hailey.--Lot 20. and imp blk Il
$50. Si3 90 pen 81 35. cost hf dol ... $fF
School district No 7 t sn@ penalty. s.
Poll and hospitalt and penalty ....... s;
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-26
Htehols, Mrs N A, Bellsvne-Lots / and Q.
blk 40 aud imp $50: tax 81 so, penalty 45c

blk 40 aud imp $50: tax 81 80, penalty 45c
e~"s ~ >soA'.. s. A.
Nelson. Chas. Ketchum-Lct 3, blk AZ and
imp so; tax 80, penalty l5c cost 4 dol. 81
School district No 8 tax and penalty n
Pool. Lamb h Stodnrd, Birch Creek Three
esss'e rs. forty horses looo wagon and har
ness 100 - IS. n pied on same ~, bal
" penalty ssc, COS: ht dollar. .,..,.... 10 .
Nelson: l. A. sclder-lmp on NE 4, Sect
7 y. Il "A 100, six cattle 100 eight
norses lh5. wagon %, six hogs 80, farm
iMplts 60. '
School district No Is tax AMI penalty 2 j.
xc@dhsm, C o, Ehoshene-uouse on north
s,de track Glenns Ferry 100; tax g.
penalty Soc cost u dol communicated. 49,
T.shitt Geo. Bliss--Saloon building at
Bis 800 mise $50.
school district No l6 tax and penalty 8 A
NICHOLS, NJ. Rocky Bar-Imp On land 9th.
Sr Than owners on South Boise 10 house
end barn at Hocky Bar TO- ditch and wat
er right -, house at old toll gate 30 nine
cattle 100. two horses 100, wagon 31 tax
10 ~ psnalty 90. cost 1. ........ 81 o.
FOIL and hospital tax and peuulty.... ) q
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-26

Yarbrongh, John, Broadford--
Part of lot 6 and imp ls5;
} tax 3 rs, pen 39c, cost hf
dollar
School dis No 0 tax and pen
Armstrong, w J, HALEY
Lot u, blk 40 and imp
27OO, W 49 feet Of lot l and
2 blk 40 $50, six cattle 100,
sixty horses 1900, furniture
500; tax 14s so, pen IA IS,
cost l IL
School dis No Z tax and pen 8
! Lewis, H c 6 Jos Pinkham,
Ketchum-Mortg 2lS; tax
6 81, pen Csc, cost hf dol
School dis No 6 tax and pen
,, Sifers, w A & Co-Balance
on Mortg II; tax Soc, pen
O4c, cost IF dollar
Lavell & Lewis, ketchum--
Lots /, 2, 3, 5, 6 and s, blk
1880; tax13 so, pen 35,
II cost hf dollar
School dis No 6 tax and pen
Byrne, Jas II, Hailey-Mortg
} 300; tax 8, pen SOC, cost Inf
dollar
School dis No Z tax and pen
OSLRRCo, Bliss-Twenty-
five miles road bed and
right of way, including SUI
perstructure and all struc-
lures situated thereon, roll
ing stock, side tracks, furni
ture and fixtures, and all Of
the personal property of the
O S l. r r Co, in school
u district No 16, at 5000 per
mile, 10000; tax 1850,
cost | 1G,
81 r R Co, Hailey-Nine
miles road bed and right of
way, including superstruc-
ture and all structures stu
ated thereon, rolling stock,
side tracks, furniture and
fixtures, and all of the per-
sonal property of the O S l.
Il r Co, in school district
. No Z at GO0O per mile. 3D.
600; tax 595, cost l 5
Cof1in Bros, Hailey-Mortg
3lS;tax 8 "a, pen 95c, cost
) IF dollar
0 School dis No Z tax and pen
Q S l. r Il Go, Shoshone--
Twenty acres land, more or
less, situated in sec z, Gs,
r /: 200; imp on same
s consisting of round house,
machine and repair shops
39S0O; machinery, tools,
stock and material in shops
35,000;t tax 2250, pen % 30
cost %
School dis No II tax and pen 2
5 o S I. r r Co, Shoshone--
Twenty four miles road bed
and RICH. of way, including
3 superstructure and all s.ruc-
S lures situated thereon. roll
ing stock, side tracks, furni-
turc and fixtures, and al. tie
personal property Of the o
G S l. r r Co, in school dis
trict No -, at COCO per
mile, 1900; tax 5l4 so,
j, cost |
O Wild & Bounds, Solaior-Lot
4, blk SO and imp $50
Schoo! dis No Is tax and pen
!, Brim, w F, Brllevue-Ehfof
Sec Q. I 2 S, r 81 E 32O
acres and imp, 600; tax IS,
!, pen l so, cost hf dollar
NOTICE Is HEREBY G.
that, February 9th, 1888, I viii
q in front of the Courthouse, in I
Idaho Territory, unless soone
deemed, the above described pr
and premises, or so much Their
may be necessary to pay the a
) of delinquent county, territori;
) special school taxes and costs Il
for the year 1887. Sale to begi
O'Clock p. m.
Dated at my Office, in Halle,
goth day Of December, 1887.
w. w. IEATES,
4 Assessor and ex-oGicio Tax Col
Of Alturas county, Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-26

Morrison. T s, Era-Five horses 80. wagon
and harness 10; tax 9, penalty soc, cost Il
poii and hospital tax and penalty
NvDermtt, Chas, Howe-Imp on 100 acres
tAttle Loot River leo, five horses 100, har-
ness 10; tax 70, penalty 75c, cost .....
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 5
Asr"h. v p. Are,--Imp on NEh Sec %, ia
y. &c 3. %, ave cattle 9j, thirty horses
!So,w&son -; tax % 20. penalty -, cost
Two poll and hospital tux and penalty II
Morrison, B F. Er.,-s Z Of Nwh, whN
10 90. penalty o., cost y dol. 49,. -
Poll and hospital tax and penaltv.. 5
Mitchell. F. Glenn's Ferry D yelling north
side track 100; tax 8. penalty 3jc cost
Poll and hospital tax and penalty.
Motley. Chss, Howe--Sx horses 40; tax
10. penalty CSC, cost II dol. ..........
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 5
N.xheld. N. Corral Imp on poss int Corral
Greek 100. cow %. two horses 60, harness
10; tax d, penalty Coo. cost l.......... 7
Marley. z 8. shoahone--Nw Il sw L, Sec
8. n SEA Sc Il of Sc i, Sec 6. r 5 s.
- leo. eight horses 800. two wagons
100. tax ID 10, p analty Sc, cost l ~
Poll and hospital tax and penalty 5
NcT.aia, s B, Bellevue-Lot 4, blk 2 and
imp 100: tax D. penalty 30c, 4 dol. ... 8
AcLain Mrs Mollis. Shoshone-Lots 0 and
10: ply ~ :nd imp $40; tax 10 20, penalty
~
school district No IL tax and penalty 2
AeAsnness, John. Shoshona--Lot 8, Blk 10
end imp 400; tax II. penalty l 20, cost q
wv. ........... 10
School district No IL tax and penalty
HcGee Chas Era--Saloon building Main
street 700. furniture IS; tax ii IS, penalty
! II. cost l,,.... "a
Foil ana hospital tax and penalty s
AcClernan. Chas. American Falls-Imp on
LOO acres on Snake River ten miles above
fWn Nv
seven horses I 40, wagon and harness 20:
tax 10 65. penalty 81, cost l...,. o.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-26

curk, = H, Atla,ta-Bui. Q corner Msia
an1 Quartz SITS, Stho. two houses north
side Quartz ut SI25. Ole house north side
OF Quartz =. sjn: imp south side of Main
II so, imp opposite Prey's stable so,
imp north aide Middle Boise SO; tax
SCI Is. penalty - IS. cost Il dollar
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-26

Stoeas. 4. Re}"vue--M-rchandiss $3oG; tax
~, p~ns'tv SOC. cos 4 do'lsr....,.
Poll and h 10 pitsi tax and penalty
Sow. Rich, B-i!evue-Iot Q. blk 80, ~:
tax TIC. u u lily 90. eos. q d,I'ar...'
Poll and Lasrit. ! tx snd p.L.!ty
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-06-12

just .befors. Laying San Francisco,
Greed Haymopa, Chairman of the Cali
forniar delegasiun to the Chicago CopverI
ton, said:. = ...-......-...... -. !
ITO DO candid, I think that Blaine's
name will capture the convention and
that he will be plAcSd At che head or the
ticket with hurrsh. With him there
will probably Be o Pacific Coast man
either Estee or sWift-for Vice.PEesi.
dent. The delegatio0 has been for
Blaine, bat We will decide whom We get
to Chicsgo jast what we will do"
The next number Of the Irish World!
Eto'bs isaued on Juns 10th; just bsf6as
the Chicago Convention, viii have d
four-oolumn double ;lSadsdt editorial BY
1Patrick Ford. entitled. .'Tho Chicago
Convention-TS IL equal 10 thS emsr.
gencyf viii q respond 60 che desiss
Of tho people and give us BlsiAs end
victory" H., ~ d.. .
Ford ssys che anal question q not
who shall be nominated, but Who can be-
elected, and his pTedilecti0nSy arc for
Blaine. Who Is beyond all comparison
the strongest maa. sound on domestic
matters, while his comprehensive ma
tional policy reused che enthusiasm Of
1rishm en-. He says Blaine may NOS
want the, nomination; bat II unanimous
ly rendered 70 him Il IL fair TO presun,s
that he win accept, and II the conven!
ton be 90 trammsled by seIfshnsss 60
not to listen TO tho voice Of tho people
who want Blaine, il will DO Q black day
Tor the Republican party. IE
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-06-12

he was nominated By: Tho Democrats
for Mayor Of Buffalo, and his name
WAS hailed with enthusiasm By al class
% Of tho community. His platform
WAS that of reform, and he was triumph.
sntly elected. running severet thousand
votes AHEAD Of his ticket. His mourn.
bencS Of the onaoe WAS successful and
popular. The earliest reports from the
Democratic State Convention spoke Of
Mayor CleyelAnd's nomination for gov
srnor Of New York in 1882 as . sur
prise. It was no surprise to the men
who proposed the nomination, and he
was elected by an overwhelming and
memorable majority over his COMPETE
tor, Hon, Charles J. Folger. On tho
11th Of July 1884 he was nominated by
the Democratic party as their candidate
for President and was duly elected to
the position on the 4th Of November,
1884. On the 9Th day Of june, 1883,
he was nominated by his party for re-
election as President Of the United
States. 3" .'-.s -~l'
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-06-12

All under fence, together with Farm
ing Implements and, Machinery. The
ranch il we'll watered by Rrst right to
two streams Of 49,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-06-12
,: n. ENGsTROSz,
Agent for The

Empire Fence Rsachsns,
With which substantial fence can b
made ON the ground very rapidly and a.
slight cost. The machsac is light and
portable, and with 1t . fence can b
made Of any kind Of piskeis with apJ
sized wire, from telegraph to No. ls,
using any number of strands from two
to Ave. The machine and sample Of
It's work may be seen at
LAWRENCE BARRows' SALOON.
A cordial invitation is extended to all y
examine this machine and its work.
J. A. EacsTHos,
Agent.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-06-12

NNonJ unu hItcu Hto tn0 UplnlOnS 70.
gardinR che administration Of Presid en-,
Cleveland. His friends clnim that Il
has been On exemplary ono whilst his
enemies contend otherwise. Il Is well
70 mark TOO, that his friends arO not
confined to the ranks Of his party nor
are his enemies all Republicans. One
thing is certain. however, he has done
his duty as he conceived it. When we
consider the pressure for ''cleata
sweep" that was brought to bear upon
tifm at the beginning of his administra-
ton We can but admire his strength and
= purpose. BUTTON this IL il not TO- be
supposed that his administration IL not
. Democratic one;, on che ConEfary
even his Bourbon" opponents concede
chat It ia. Cleveland mas. in his last
message embraced the tariff reform
programme Of his party and on this
ground the fght. of 1883 will be made:
Grover Cleveland was born on che 18th
. Of March 1887, at che little village of
Caldwell, Essex county, New Jersey |.
His ancestors had moved into New Jori
sey from Connecticut. and many OF
|, them were preachers. His sathsr; born
at Norwich, was settled ct Caldwell az o
Congregational pastor Shen Grover was
born. He was educated Arst at the ex!
tcsI1ent public sehoola Of. New Jersey,
and then &C an academy In Clinton,
Oneida county, New York., When only
sixteen years old he came 10 the me.
tropolis To. accept the cierkship, In the
Asylum for the Blind. where he il still
lovingly remembered. When other
young men Of his age would have de-
voted their leisure hours to the pleas.
ures Of the city, he was happisst when
reading to the inmates Of tho institu,
ton, and he thus improved his own
mind while relieving the enuui of the
afflicted. He la next heard of making
his way west In oompany,with an enter
prising young man, with Cleveland;
Ohio, ns his objective poiEt, bat visit!
ing while on his way an uncle resid!
Ing In Buffalo, he was induced to re-.
main in that city as clerk in the store OF
his relative. He was eighteen years of
age at the time, an ambitious young fel
low, possessed Of the earnest desire to
become q successful lawyer. His uncle
favored this aspiration, and we find the.
y 'uth clerk in the Office of the Buffalo
firm of Rogers, Bowdeu e. Rogers and
at the same time enjoying the comforts
Of good home ut his relatives house.
He was duly admitted to the Bar in
1859, and remained with Ills old firm
Tor years. His mark ia the profession
was un 10 Mt once, and in his twenty
sixth year he was appointed Assistant
District Attorney for Erie county.
This position, which he held for three
years, gave him thorough knowledge
Of public af1airs In 1866 when the De-
mocrncy was still under the cloud of the
Civil War, lie accepted the nomination
Tor District Attorney, but was defeated.
In 1866 Mr. Cleveland becume the law
partner OF j. V. Vnnderpoel, and in
1859 he admitted Mcssrs. Lanine and
r. isoin to the firm. In 1870 he was
sls. ted Sheriff of Eric county. In 1851
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-06-12
Jadsr.akAns.

Having purchased Of Brown 4 Hos
kins their interest in the Undertaking
business, I am now prepared to attend
to oil calls in line. will also at.
tend TO the repairing and upholsterSs
Of Furniture, etc. Shop onGommcrcsl
street, next door TO Brown & HoSkin''
old stand.
/ e-sS NJ, PsrRDsOs'
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-06-12
Give the Humboldt a call.
.E.iYe anan.atH.iun.,,

Those who desire to purchase the best
quality Of Groceries aud Provisions are
referred to the above reliable house
where fair dealing and courteous treat
ment is tho :ule. Glassware, Tinware,
Stonewafe, Nails etc. always in stock.
LII h CRAsn.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-06-12
gosa0Ol RoPOPe.

Following is the 70 ort Of tho Hunt.
ington Valley. school for tho month end
ing June 8, 1888: !,
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LIVING WATER

Passing through The promises. upo1
which from y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bohan. Patrick and wife. to Jas Everhard n 10th
1oth-sve. s2S14
cor Avenue A and SD ST. year s5, 600. -
Cafn. John and wife, to l. Colin, : 16Oth-st.
1Ith-ave demand. $4,000. -
Cannon John Z, al. 20 r j Farnum 9 l1Tth-st,
sthave. $1,000.
Deeran, Francis to Annie Carroll Freierick-st,
Wliamst . years. $500. $500
Ferris. Oscar; c. to Clarence Warden. 116th-st,
SHAVE. 3 years. $1,000.
Greenebaum, 81 nue. and wife Eliza Buskey,
5oth.st. ist-sve years. $4,000.
Hoffman Joo-e and wife. TO Anna Meyer, 173 Nor
folk-st. years. $4,000. -
5Sth-st. years. $3.50.
Luhbert. John H. and John, 70 J RouX and another.
143d-st. shave months e. 500.
MAYER K3fl T. Frederick l. OeIccht, Railroad
ave. lot As years ~ 600.
Naethnc VIM II and wife, n Dry Dock Savings Bank,
Cortanit-s. Church-st. year - 500.
Price Walter 5 to Walter Fitzpatrick an1 another
u o cor 114th-st ard Madsonave. year s22, 500
Place Robert n. m II G " 1ngrsham. East
Broadway lot AZ, years 5000
Ro-eDtha. Theodore. to The Life 1ns Co. cor
4th.sve and 5sth.st morris. years 600
Stewart WIN II. to Abraham Wolf. Madison-ave
s 1o3d-s St wears. Sc 600
shsidsn. John. to NJ Rowland. trust Washington
Severs. August II. TO John Jordan. Ga East 14th-st
sehappel. end another to John Yue 11th-ave
n GOh.st. 50 0co.
Sheridan. John. julius Lipman. 6th-ave. 131s
Sullivan John ana wife. F. thurman, cor lst-
ave and 9lstst. nonths. ais 600.
The CIon Rafo n d Church - nichb-6cc % the
EmiarArt Industrial Savings Bank, ogienave 6
Crehaldst year. IS 0C2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-20
financial.
70 W NLLST.
NETWORK. OCT. o, 1888
To THE SECURITY HOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND &ALLEGHANY RR. CO.

Holders Of over majority in amount Of the Mercan-
tile Trust Companys Certificates for each class OF bon1s
and for stock paid Of the RICHMOND AND
ALLEGHANY RAILROAD COMPANY having already
accepted the terms OF the agreement dated Aug l. 1855
between C. H. Coser and others Committee OF the nrst
part and Erwin Davis and others Committee OF the second
part notice is hereby given that in accordance with the
OF said agreement the Chesapeake and Ohio Reor
gsnizstion Committee has limited the time for depoSng
outstanding certificates for Stock and Bonds OF the
M0ND AND ALlsEGHANY X r. co. 70 October 20 1859.
after which date deposits received at ALL VIII be subject
such penalties terms and conditions as said COMMITTEES
may 1x. .,o.
All outstanding security holders therefore notihed
deposit their certificates with DREXEI4 MORAN
CO., 23 WALLST., NETWORK, on or before octooer
90. 1855
DRExEL, MORGAN d CO., Dspe'iiaries
G. n; CosrER (r.,,,..
A. j. 'Ti'HoMAs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-20
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Z PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
I ON and after OCTOBER !, 1855.
GRAND TRUNK LINE


AND United STATES NAIL ROUTE =.
Trains leave York Desbrosses and Cortlandt
eTss as and the West with Pullman
Cars attached. 100 M ;SV tD.hng Ha' "a any par
n daily s NS YO aHd asH pns Cars
wiisnsp S eS LcsE Haven 90 90 Cory
1 Snf E and a. oil III Regions 'OH''"S
For Lebanon 100 20 M and IL ao nd P Reasnc
day 20 90 p M oV su 9sS aga - ana g
nston Enpress| Of Pullman PafIor daily except
s sur 10 20 Num- m sy s 3o no. arrive Wash
ing a aA IL S p Dn regular at 20 100 and 30
sSaay, 81 is and nd zoo 90 NJ and 100 p and
For Atiantie City and Cape May 90 m day
Long Branch Bay Head Junction o 40 a and i0 M
10 100 noon, 90 and 90 p. M on Sunday 40
IN and n 90 not stop & As9gy f P6aselnba
and Norfolk Railroad 100 m daily via Baltimore
, and Bay Line, 80 p m, week days ST., al ,h-orcn
trains at Jersey City, anordng speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave NewYork via Desbroses and Cort
landt Streets Ferries as follows .
ego 90, s. % Chicago Limited with Dining Car and
100 20. l. 80. 3 90. 100 80, 8 go and 100
m and IL 10 night. Accommodation. 80 and II 10
90 % L LII ted and 10 a. M T. 80. 5. C. 80
ra and n9s - nEh v eAcep1 snda% N
8 D. m on sunday. connect AZ Trenton for Camden;
st sSa SS Of 49, s and ana 9 M
Courtst and Brooklyn Annex station foot q Fulton.s
BROOKLYN Station Jersey CITY Emigrant Ticket once,
The NewYork Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from I hqtes and residences woon
General Manager. General Psssr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-20

rrcORDro REAL ESTATE TRANsFEKS-N Y CITY.
3" Po svs r 10 5. Aibin swenson $4,000
ssf,is'i Issv 30 10 SnI, q 9y 1900
wosserst No "a : James Reese and wife to $1,000
Nsdison-ave. ne 114th-st 1o0.llNl2Oi Walter
ins ~ VII; ei 10 Waller Si 5 Price "" 4644o
1oth.sye. :, ESQ II Of 5sth-st 25x1oo; Jonas
Msucs ana ne'Hn.'D mayer anu - . so75o
LcnoSsve, W $. e41i It n Of I3lst-st, 25x75;
Sheridan Sx anu Jun" .''"' $1,000
e9th. ST. n $ 125 It e Of 1stave. 25x9s o; william
L. Durendeon and wife Sarah Won Shelly
tthave, cor 5sth.sL 100 5X25; also OF
Il v Arnold to Theodore Ro1eathSl 1os 500
o. RosentSsi T to Henry Dadisy 10000
'iI Charles wchle to Mary i l. D1nels 5000
leQths 5, US II e Of 11th-ayc, 13ox991l
nav. L. N"i''" "''" "uSO"" " ~ o. 600