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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-19
Notice for Publication.
z. 8. LAND Oyrlcx. HAILEY. lpAR0. /
March 1&. $50.

z. 8. LAND OyFlcx, HAILEY, lpARO,(
March 26, 1880.
Notice 10 hereby given that Alexander Caldwell.
Of Lenvenwofth, Kansas. has hlea notice 81 inter.
ton 10 make proof OF hts desert land claim. No.
:79. for the Lots 8 and I. and the south half II
north west quarter of sectir . I, Township north.
ksuge ~ east, bsior the Register and Receiver 1t
isiley. Idsho. on Monday. the 2lst dav Ut Nav.
1890. lie names the following witnesses TO prove
the complete irrigation End reclsnation Of said
land J. y. Waters, b. n Mallory John 4yers
ana !. r. OshorLe, q OF HALEY. Idaho.
Ii. O. KILLINGS. Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-19
Difficult Cases!

Persons whose LAND PATENTS are delayed, OF
~ho hive contests. or sny difhculty in the De.
pxrtm. Rts. should sddrtss CHARLES ". SrAYNER,
Attorney al Law, Washington. D. G. He brings 20
years experience IN bear on al cases entrusted 10
his care. CoPYnIGHTs, TRADEMARxs snd PATENrs
secured. Cases Of ALI kinds in the Courts Of the
District and b.f re che smpr.ms Court Of the
Tinted Stats. B,st IT ssfsrences w application.
huauisies answered promptly. 6l&
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-19
Wanted.

80 ~ ~ZOO-woskine To- g. Nrso.s
pIe d; who can furnish horse and give thsss
DE proht"b!y employed also. A iev vses,etss
in towas and cities. s.e'ss
BF JOHNSON CO.. a0O0 Main n. .Richmo,a ~
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-19
NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.

In the District Court Of the Second Judieisl Dl1.
trict of the Territory Vi Idaho, In and foe
Alturas County.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-19

W0D0 FOR ALL. - . Vesk sad q.
VOhA penses p.id. Semglee wAe1h r
.,n,., an particular fbss.
GvS~ =. v&C81DI nnnnnn ~
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-19

urT DwANTEJ S26 . week and .,r.,...
HILL paid. 64esdy mosk. Nsv 6os6c
.,..,... a.. samples free. !. Z. HlL6 Z n.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-19

The above sale has been postponed until x01.
DAY, MAY 6, 1880.
p.H. KINNEY, Sheriff.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-19

PO0TPONEMENT.
The above sale Is hereby postpoasd uDsil TUE9s
DAY, April 18th, 1890, At the same time and placs.
p. n. KINNEY, Shesi1.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-05-03
GIVE ZEN LEAVE TO PRINT.

When Con gresham is speaking,
And he won't learn how to stop,
And you get so awful weary
That you want to call cop
Give him leave to print
When preacher gets to preaching,
And he never makes hit,
And the people 90 to snoring
In the hope that he will quit
Give him leave to print
When bore comes in the Office,
And he occupies your. time,
Till you wish he were transported
To great deal warmer cline
Give him leave to print
When woman starts to talking,
With her dear. delightful zest,
And you feel o promonition
That you'll never get rest
Give her leave to print?
When a poet in his frenzy,
That glints and CLEANS and shines.
Takes wild ebullient notion
To throw off few brief lines
Don't give him leave to print.
Washington Critic.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-05-03

on. Wade said it was candy, and it
might have been. Then they threw
in a few handfuls of some kind of
nuts. and few handfulS of dirt, after
which they commenced filling the
grave.
About this time one man starte%
through the crowd with two or three
boxes of cigars offering to all. | took
one and have it yet. Most of them,
(MeXicans) commenced smoking.
All Chinaman and MeXicans smoke,
or nearly all. There was putting |
tell you. The crowd began to leave
then. ! wanted to see it all. Want
ed to see what was done with the fine
clothes, etc. Two men started fire
and then they would take every bum
die and separate it, or feel of it and
then throw it on the fire. Some very
fine clothes were burnt. Saw several
pieces Of fat pork, tea and such things
as they eat. Saw no gold watch go
on the fire, or anything that was
valuable except clothing. No money
or any papers or books, except some
old worn out books. When they got
everything on the fire / went back to
The house to see what becomes of the
provisions that were left on the table.
1t was said it was to be taken that
night to his grave and placed there
to feed the old devil. But when l
got back a Mexican was putting it in
his wagon. This Mexican had haul
ed all their plumber to the grave, and
suppose they gave him this for his
services, Man Wo's wife told them
that day if they would keep him out
of the ground another day, they could
put her in with him. She had not
eaten or slept in "a hours. She lived
only until the second day. When
she died they did not want to get a
coffin for her. Said it would take
too much money. But the people
required them to send to Fresno and
get coffin. They did so but had no
ceremony over her. She was buried
by her husband, but without any GER
emony. No table was set to keep the
old boy off. l see l will have to close.
Finding this rather long ] have omit
ed some things l would liked to
have mentioned. If you could have
been an eye witness, and seen it all
as it was, it would have been much
better. Hope you can make out to
read the most of it. H. r. ETTER.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-05-03

r- FOR THE BLOOD,
Ss3r Weakness, Malaria, Indigestion and
EiluuSuvsS take
nlfOWN'S IRON BITTERS.
.i-r. g'li-.lly For sale by all dealers In
..lir uct the genuine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Dusenberry. L \. TO J. Lewiston, G Rivcisde-ave,
Il l22d.st, years, SIS coo ,o,,n.s, n An.
as to v,2es cot and eSrs Lexington
Gresnstsn ASrsham to Sa Decker lo''n''''
Gray VIM ii, to IL Goodwin, oth'ave' Of 71stst
Harris. i to II Dugro, cor 4thavc and nth
Same Lawyers Title ms CO. same property years
Johnston Thos to Thos MacKear, cor Boston-ave
Same TO NJ Fisher, guardian, same properly year
s'G Kesscr. Z E. to Fraud s5th's W Of 2davc' .
Se1Kss KEN. r. TO II Day s3d-st, Of 1othave'
's.l William @55 to rownl'y' a''h'' li'A
sxy aTf R E"gss T cn.s slSS Gray.
Henry S TO s d HsSeF cor Madison
same e to l. Kneeand. executor. same properly
'sr Moi 100 John j. II Lee, 72d-'t, 1save
Mefoweii Hugh to Lee. ct al. 93d-st 10Th
.S MisS. John S, 70 omphalus Audu0on've
DUNE same preP r gGsI $500 e al
3 o raS o,bsave and St si27 500.
Petit a SGhn e vsa caGD coo executor hu''0"'' ''n-
ru%1%soG Jsnn aas 70 !. joS Soa'h~ie ct al 3D.
Same. 70 a Plummer. cor Madisonavc and 12'th'
~ SAME, to T Plumme- 9d-ave and 1oist-st.
Same, to romeroy trustee. sda,c Of 1ol''-
same, to franklin riummeT trustee, cor Mad.
son.sve and 125thst also 56th-st, Of Madlsona'e
Rcssnb,um; Daniel, to n Lawrence ee Yves, 10Th
st. and t7 cAr,,tOpneT-f yss e. geo ,aas,
OIL Rohrs. Frederick to + Madden wnlis-ave, Of
Smith, May 70 y s ny Decker caudwea'e'
q whvsnd. Mar Z T. Mrs Leslie No 81 West
Rnnk charlfs + t" Bedford Kingsbrdge Road
81 TIC T. Chit,enden 90 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
I)IHLIC NOTICE.
nrFIct or THE CLERK OF THE COMMON COUN-
NIL. : lI1Y HAII. . ....

OFFICE or THE CLERK OF THE COMMON OOON-
Gil, : CITY HALL. - 49,,
SiW-l Olsh, Mar.n ~ TO-,
Pursuant directions given M ia IN" il.io"'b .o'"
ton which adopted by the common n-" .'~ieh
$3.50 and approved ~ thr Mayor. Mar d ~ IoJo W.
- .l..soiNcG nat the 18th day N May a. lo'. a. !
Room No 10. 'iy Han. D. ana h'F.nf ~. q" =. a. =.
lie tine place when ana whfrr "a. app i-o 90 ~,
"Sc~-l o.. atuuF. al suiti,' l."ii' -; ..,
t.f.uou q! o! Nc~l OH, i"i IT, 'oi-'
and pern,s on for ,onstrIc lion. nAirnan' ana o
al OF ~ Inc street surface railroad described DO lhf 4,
Ton Of aid company Tor such consent Viii Z" Int ',H
cf,d by Railroad tonnitt'' 81 M. hntr4 ana ii'
public notice ir given nf th' 'FN o. lt'
Two spa'r. p1 SHE'D this city t. De- arsisnltcd
j.. Honor tAe Mayor. Artof.ln- L. i" Do
ine 10 be- at tie .NI--ns. 81 the Petitioner $500.
Public - hereby given mat az ti" tl' sil p.c
nan q resolution tlr 10 owing Al y anon g..
SIW- YORK CITY 81 ki KHAN - l.fA D. -
3D. att. -, % Laws - 1854. VIZ.
10 the honorable tho Common council o. The Oy OF H'"-
York.
Ih. petition Of the "Sew-lork cry suburban OlJ
Railroad olptuy r. - NIlly shows
That ,or .tii.of,r COOPERATION duly oscanli ana
i,, --rl.t d. t.4tf pure ~ th' at ~ uo
ig.- To- tho construction. extension iasin'nnn.r al
Si'is,'..' tov,. and ,Iac.-' Ias.ed May 1885, for
con-rurflnr. maintaining and operating \
go .-o.ef.. a.. ooinlfn- tton. n the tltf
~ 81. Tnr aha mat said railroad propo-,d 70 b.
~ a., owing street., avenues ana nigh az. %.
~ 80. y, OIL County SAT" Of
- ~ Al,
.in, A. the .nssfly Junction Hundred
and ...,.rh street aud Eighth avenue u'nc' act. j
S',.e ono Hundred aud lifs fourth street ." thr :.
,- pam 81 ,,nfft hr.cre 70 Jerome atenl' nnd along
al M : 20 tn junction % Scdg"rk avenue "a me- norm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
DUBL NOTICE.
0rFIcE OF THE CLERK OF THE COMMON COtN

OFFICE OF TIE CLERK OF THE COMMON CoON-
'iN S f1 YORK. March 10, 1890;
ton whrn Was adopoa b, me Common Council aarcn H.
le and arpro,ea by the Mayor Mrca mil ~ $50 At one
t@ c"raCS aa % so teS h s d oi m
place wien ANA wncrc inc Application Of lnr NU'i
Avenue ana fleetwood iar" slit' a or IT, Con-
sent and PERMISSION tnc construction maintenance ,u
Iton Of company such consent wll be mr.. con"
Sider,d by the RAILROAD COMMITTEE OF us Ud NV ,p
isnng fourteen days, exclusive o. SinI.ys "
therefor BY bis c@cf the to me prCi;
to be- al a, tne SSpc"c Of the ti,ioncr
PUBLIC NVlItE i hero! sl'c, INA, ~ ~, oi
NOrIm IIIiI;D AVENIE AND FLEET WOOD IAEn
A Irisoo SS1t'r ~ o the Laws o. ssi ~
10 the Honorable Common Council Of the CITY Of New
The p'iion Of he North Third Avenue and Fleetwood
" That - Your p on'i o5oion duly Grsani,S aga
incorporated inde and pursuant to an a., o. a., 70
for construction maintenance and operation oi
ar's ias'td May sss purpose q construct.
M mainian"s ana op n 81 nnr-ons and property IN
Gar. FOR compensation IN the Iity % NV ora, " II
tie said railroad proposed be constructed q
s;rse,s avenues and highways IN city Of NcwYork.
aang at POINT On me S'e d r ,1s OF n h, r ss
thence moi rly along Third avenue win douhi' .'s ~
II sm i;s ss and NSrh ird ayca9e with double tracks
to the intersection OF Nofh Inirq s'nue w rc
thence northcrly Win double ira j., through upon ana
along Morris avenue Last Railroad avenue t'ioo
nortuerv through upon and along fa-i Naiioid aN'.
with double tracks Enst one Hundred ana iy-,.nh
street thence westerly through. upon ana aoh- @
Hundred and Flfts-gAth street and across ~" tl' - o
the New-York aud Harlem Railroad COMPANY ana VS.
H,rr,,d avenue with double tracks 10 Morn, avenue
thence north, y through upon and along Morris at'h'
with double tracks the intersection ~ MOTT, Avenue
with one Hundred and SA'yMth street . 800,
Together with such switches -idinss turh."'- .p'
suitable stands may be necessary Tor the
convenient working OF such railroad ....
And your p,ttonsr respectfully asks tn" consent OF oNi
Honorable Nod, the construction. inhWt hM'' nlN
OPERATION Of railroad upon such portions 9i INC 'ln.n
,.fond street, a,,nuc. aud highways and "a such man
Nor A. above de-crlhfd and set forth
Dated January p, lc3r. - .., ,-,,,-u.oor,
THE NORTH THIRD ANENtL AND FLEhI""Vp
PARK RAILROAD tONPNNl; . "
Ry MATTHEW Il. WINK ooP. President
EDWIN !. HART. secretary 80.
Al PERSONS interested the foregoing Application are
,c-'tv notified TO h. present tho time and place men
''0''- 80 ~ FRANCIS J. TWONFN.
Cerh 81 the Common council.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY, March 81, 1870
]1nb!ie NOTIFIES.

n OTICE.-The Toledo National Bank, OF
~ Toledo. in the state OF Ohio by vote n 81 a.,
anGirs and after January 81. lo9o All noSe-
holders and other creditors Of SAID ASSOCIATION are
fore hereby notified to present the notes anu o'her o"
against the association for payment.
BY order OF the Board Of directors. c..,.r
- - II0KATIO S. YOUNG, Cashlcr. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
REAL ESTATE.
n1,s1Nrss AT THE EXCHANGE.

u.,,or was AGAINST the real estate market yeser-
s.v hut some important property was uiHpo'cu W. A
oorner OF Grand and Attorney sts'' NOS 40 W To "
r.a,ds, and No. Ia Attorney-st was oheieu ]" o' P"
M II includes three 4story and one ostory DITCH ho"
~ ,oal surface OF 50x100 feet The bidding sIar'u III "
c- 900 and ran 10 s02 600 william G. FLANAGAN was Inc
Soo ~ The same buyer took NO 81 NOtclhst ~ 80
onS basement brick house with store on 10Y XiDctv
anu The northwest OF Second ave ana
a a 4.story brick dwelling Win Il SUI. VA ~
~ ~ 100 The store rents foi : 200 year ~ " ,
Adler & Schwartz for S3l 600 The tnrSe suao
~ SIMILAR buildings D. j. Dwyer for s--'-'
each. with tho Riverside House, situated
pdyh and the lluusVh ~,
AZ ,nrnc ten city lots with ana s'o1
S"i,dnr sold J.IIOdburgh for s34J0O 400. and
rwnnins through and including NO % old for
3tory factory buildings rs1f s loI rast
stony brownsone building leased at 81 Ivy 40 fnr
s,ands on lot l5NlOO and sold TO Wlllan I'D
ali 450 203 and POS East onc,huhu orm AZ the
Greenwood q 5-story and basement I'm and
,ot fOx9O. II Yields rental OF i'ooo YEAR ~
sold for s44 800 70 Mitchell A. G. Levy. and nascncn:
No 270 Second.ave. is fours:0ry anu "a ~ 600
double fat standing n lot 2oGXei i'' rSr conner
wear and sold A. Garrison ror si9 ~ Covered with
Of Grand and Thompson stS. lou oVNOo The total
rsnta 81 392 the property was struck oow 20
Tor $40 $50 NO. 4i6 West Fouieenthst was hrrcstory
ciose the estate Of William Leonard III J.. az dwell
h,ildng occupied partly sable and party 900 Hugh
ing. The bidding ran up nom rio'cVo W ~-'
>' 315 Fast One-hundred- and twentcth-s, smith
~ S1S 600 The southwest corner OF OLA ~ go i'm
ard EIcventhaye No GA in the avenue anu ~ "SVsn
ahc street four and Story dwellings ". ,ooy d,ve
nd 70 + Ucav for s2i 500 The to.r'1 h,ucnr n
sc rnown as No o57 West 0n6 ~
Dorc Lyon has been sold at private SAFE io' s'''N' "
Wolf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20

1S1oDS.acd mtIosals irdor.cd '.I'roJ,osals for
Tobacco 10 opened April 1890" VIII be received from
regular dealers only, Al Ia. Bureau OF
Provisions and ClO'liLg Navy leJa, turn Warrington
l., c. until j. O'Clock. Apsil l. 1890. and publicly
opcned Immediately after, f0i the supply bciOro
November 1890 at The NaNy Yard New YORK. OF eighty
housgnd 80 pounds Na.k Oba Proposals must
lie made IN duplicate upon BLANK forms which VIII be
furnished by the Bureau OF Provisions ana Looming upon
anliruliO,, and must be ned indicated by tho
hank Tie decided by lot Samples 81 The STANDARD
fcIacco viii BE- furnished upon application 10 this Bureau
The Department rcseNc the Ight 10 roget any VI all
doc .cOIn 70 NE llOAnInmNMt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20

~" ',,,I "a nI,poT or THE q. NJ DEPT, 1893
4RcIi.sT rHILADELrHIA March 70 Is9c;mSGgal,d
O'Clock b. H. Monday. April II, 1880, for furnishing ana
delivering schuyhl AIcnal NE ely l2ooo yards Of
delivery points VIII also c entertained Biiasrs
mont reserves the light reject all proposals.
Preference given articles Of domestic production or man
ufacturc conditions quality and price nncudlng IN The
price Of foreign productions or manufacturcs the DUTY
thcreon) being equal The required guarantee IN ~ per
the value Of the article proposed FOR should &C.
co.6' viii be- furnished bT this onIcc Envelopes con-
tanning proposals be eDdorscd "Proposals Tor blouse
~, nr ~ ' nei,r ~ NJ 10 f no II +
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
GssaI Notices.

SUPREME COURT.-William paar, plaintiff
- sgainst Antonio Gh,tti and Leon e. Gh' Louise NJ
Ghcti Florence G. Ghctt and Walter G. Gh't surviving
children and heirs at law M Angelica Ghctt. decea, d.
The cltY and county Of Ncw.NorS.
To the above named dcfendant~ You are hereby sum
copy q Your answer on the plaintiff ATONE WYNN. II,
I'VE dv ~ rire and I'm case Of Your failure 10 APPEAR
or answer Judgment Win be taken asan-t by diault
D'''1 FORSTFK & sPfIR
once AID w pG.Gac & aSd,Csi, CITY
and Walter C. Chctu The foregoing summons j. s,ved
S SpGa y o the sd nc f Cd oa cn F
Of Tie $ ems ToL Of o.. 'a, nd q d 6cw Min & c1n
usi in NY i oGc Of th cG Of the cts and county Of
NcwYork the County Coul House in the city Of New"
Dated Xew.YOrk, TAraary, % n 1879
No IS Wail.s;.. Ncw-Yoik CITY
CUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
Company Of Ncw.YoIk Plaintiff. against George II.
To the abovenancd Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer the COMPLAINT IN
tbs acton and to ser, COPY ~ IGHg an~ef h " '
Vice Of this summons exclusive o. the day Of service
and II your failure 10 appear or answer judgement
viii be iahcn against You By default for the relief de-
80 IS william vcw.Yo'k'
To the abovenamed DEFENDANT:
The foregoing summons f. served upon you ny pihca
o SS q he S-tc Of the supreme cont Of state
dated Nag. II $50 9na ma az WIN dno 'e co
Of New-York at the County Court House IN 'ai ''y
Dated NcT.York March 10. 1890 .
Plantir's Attorneys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
Anrtlon Sale of 6orscs.


ID ETER c. KELLOGG & CO.'S THIRTEENTH AN
L NUAL SPECIAL COMBINATION SALE
TEOTTING STOCK,
consigned by prominent breeders.
TUESDAY FRIDAY, March IS ~ 81. 1890. commence
each DAY. 10 o'clock, at the
American Institute Building,
3d-ave between $50 and Otth SIS, NcW-hork.
(Once. 101 John-stD
THIRD DAY-THURSDAY. March 20, $780,
The sale will open with Mr. Robert Steelcs consirn;;
ment including splendid nvey'arold stallion BY On"aru
out OF full sister Wcdgcwood lot Of Brood Mares;
some OF them by HAPPY Medium In foa by Antevoo anu
Woodruff; MessTs Bovine & De CordOva sell some Young
Mares OF George Wilkes and Mambrino Patchcn blood
Mare by General Grants Arabian Leopard ana some ias.
Gcldnes Mr.. Charles NJ. Pond sends young Mar onc
OF the Clngstonc; &. q. Wicker, w g. IaiuMti
and Joseph Batte send driving STOCK bred In Nor-
Newiork and Vermont.
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY. March 81 1890
Mr. c. NJ. de Garmcndia sells three ycar-old Stallion
by Artillery standard two-yearod Colts by
Grandson Of Waterwitch) from dams by AkeIs iuoli
thoroughbred hrce-year-od Fly, Mare by Homer ua,
hy Mambrino Pilot Mr.. Frank u. Tracy some ,founs
stock by Kentucky Wilkes. bred at Marshand Mr oDt
Arabian Linden Tree. The remainder OF, ,' va,
presents stations Mares and young stock OF fashion
able breeding and many Driving Horses Tor tne lo'
the carriage saddle For catalogues acuiess
Wv PETER c. KELLOGG & Co.
10Y John-st. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
Proposals.
DEPOT or TIE QUARTER

y MAsIER'S DEFARTMENT Army Building, White
hal-st. NewYork City, March l1th' ls99-sealcd pro
Oal. Ia rlpNCatc subject - Usual conditions, Wal. De-
received here until IL o'clock H. April H. $50. ana men
oIrncd for furnishing at this Depot the Quar- F-,
Stores such 'fAN. Iron Bai - u.s. vli
Baskets Sheet Iron Solder Brushes. HoEse SHOES, nails
specified Schedule 10 be ana had a. ms ON
Bids for delivery at other point viii also DE- iit'nel
The United States the right 20 roget any or al
usff Thereof 10 accept. a. may be-
ne department. lf'fccnc" WI TO-
Given article, domestic production manufacture.
conditions Of quality and price fncudng In Ia" pric" -
production. the duty thereon be-
ing equal. Envelope containing proposals siolf b" rfrhr
proposals for Quafeir at"r- Stores 70 hr opened Ap
17th $500 and adore. scd 70 Z; =. BATlULLDER. Dep
OInrfa l,nIl ral. L = a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20

w Scaled proposals. tripcate subject 70 usual con;
dit!Ons. viii be received hero until IL o'clock noon, Ap
10Th. 1890, and then opened for furnishing such luc
Forage and Straw be required during fiscal
year commencing July 1st 1890 The u : reserve, ne
ight reject all proposals. Preference given 10
articles douo,tc production conditions quality and
price Including the price Of foreign productions the duty
incr,Onj being equal Al information furnished upon
picaen here Enyclopc, containing proposal, should be
marked "PTOpOsas for Fuel lOr "FOragc aud Straw y
40 West Point Ncw.Yorl and addressed the under
signed. CHAS. w. WILLIAMS. Captain and Asslstsr'
Quartermaster, U. s. Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
financial.
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
Railway Company
Reorganization.

eoSO - S~ss
TO TIE HOLDERS or
7PER CENT. MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TENAS
CONSOLIDATED,
PER CENT. TEBO AND
NEOsiIO FIR~TS.
2 PER. CENT HANNIBAL 81 MISSOURI CEN.
TRIAL (FIRSTs AND SECONDS,
q PER CENT. UNION PACIFIC
(SOUTIiEK BRANCH.
All holders of the bonds above mentioned are re-
qucsted 10 forthwith deposit their bonds with tho
CENTRAL TKISr COMPANY OF NEN-fORk for
collection and pa principal and interest ut the
rate which the respective bonds bear to the date OF
payment.
The negotiable receipts of the CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY will be delivered ngain"t the said bonds
and will be dc list the said receipts
on the took Exchange.
he smbsc riptions the 81 100000 fund have been
called end day Of June, 1890. or. with inter-
mt per from June !. on or before
any deferred dale by the committee. Of which
30 days notice will be given by nd,ertsemosf
Dated New York, March Is, 1890.
FREDERIC =. OLCOTT.
JOEL y. FREEMAN,
HENRY W. POOR,
HENRY BULGE. COMMITTEE.
COLGATE HOyT.
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
II. j. DE MAREZ OVENS.
G.. S. ELLIS. Secretary,
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Ccrtures an0 lflcetings.
M EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, Master

CUlEF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, Master
" Laundrymens Assocatlon->pecia notice'-Ihs as
sessmen voted levied at the meeting OF this commit
tee March H. FOR the purposes described in Circular f.
having been paid full to the Treasurer supplementary
notice Is hereby given required by the bylaws OF
Special Session OF the Chief Executive COMMITTED u De
MD at the MntroDotan Hotel Thursday March 20, at
80 D. NJ for Tx ECUTfNE WORK. 49,,
~ - ' 49, GATES II. BARNARD President
~ HE IITGUENOT SOCIETY Ot AMEKiCA'
cnIumhia College Madison-aye. and Eat i3th-st..
Thursday evening March TO- 1890. O'Clock Hon James
W Gerard Will read a paper The Eetrbution OF Louis
XIV"
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Dipl0cn0 \ otlrcs.

OFFICE Of THE DAILY MINING COMPANY,
NETWORK. March 10 1890
DIVIDEND No. 37.-A Dividend OF TWEEN,
f.. February payable 3i.t Inst Tran,fcr Hooks close
the 10Th inst. LOrNsBEHY CO., Transfer Agents.
OFFICE OF THE ONTARIO SILVER MINING COM
PANY, MILLS BUILDING. II BKOADST.
NETWORK. March 49, 1890.
hINIDEND NO. 1G6.-1hc Regular Monthly
~ Dividend OF FIFTY CENTS per snare has been de-
carcd for February. payable at the ONCE Of The Com
pany Francisco. a: the Transfer Agency IN New
OK on the 3lt inst. Tansfcr Books close the Goth
Inst LptNNEtlH CO. transfer Agents
CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND ST.
LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY.
CINCINNATI. ONO. February 25, 1890
~ HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
declared out Of earnings quarterly dividend Of Il.
per the preferred stok q this Company payable at
the Office OF M"ssrs. DreNc Morgan Co. New York.
Ann l. 1890. stockholders Of record March 90. 1890
The transfer books Of the Company will be closed Of D.
On March 20 1890 and Will BE- reopcned at 10 a. on
AIrl ., 1890. r. f. OSBORN. Secretary.