davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-28
AN ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE.

We are Just from California. We bring
with us 100 gross OF joys Vegetable SHrsnpa.
rilla. You nsk what It II. II Is n remedy TINT
has startled the whole Pacific CoHst. II WINS and
is an immediate necessity. Let us explain.
The older SarsuparillnS, following the old idea,
that attributed nearly all disorders to the blood,
contain the mineral syphilitIG specific. pntusL.
TO purify the blood" Az the prevailing Ills.
viz, dyspepsia, indigestion. constipation, sick
headaches and pimply skins, are now known to
DO stomach troubles, Mr.. JOY saw the ncces.
slty for a stomach remedy that would be moro
effective and. less dangerous thnn potash.
Hence. In consultation with California physi-
clans. joys Vegetable SnrsaparIlla was evolved.
They discarded MERCURY and potash, and used
instead the pure juices Of vegetable liver.
stomach aud bowel Alternatives indigenous 10
California. Its promoters were not prepared
for the sensation It's mi over common Ills
created. In one yenr It was the tnlk OF tho
Coast. We now offer II to the Ill OF tho West
Ask your druggist to get II for you.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-28

An exceedingly cheeky thief made his
appearance in Boston one day last week.
lie was dressed in overalls. lie went
into the Office of a life insurance COM
pany, and, while whistling n of tho
latest tunes, began to unscrew from the
walls of u toilet room on the fourth
floor a mirror valued at about twenty
dollars. Fully twenty occupants of the
building saw the nan at work, and
everybody thought he had been hired
other to repair tho glass or clean it..
They III not suspect any thing was
wrong until heieft. Then 1T was learned
hn WING a thief
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-28
Hon.stY LIbernIIx Rewarded.

The Sturgis (Dak.) Record reports a
novel lawsuit. A man from Bare Butte
valley lost his pocket-book containing
$3.50, which was found by II man Of Elk
creek. A month ~later, upon learning
who 81 the owner, he returned the
same, and tho ownor was very thankful,
but demanded interest for the use of the
money for that time. Judgment was
given for 81. As and costs.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-28
Long WIn'Ird.

Old Gruny-Who Is that nan you just
shaved
Barber-That sir, was MIR Grlggs. ono
Of IN best customers. I've boon shaving
him for five years
Old Grufy Humph' then he must
have been here ionr years before | came
in.-Boston Herald.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-28
ScaIY Skin Diseases

G'~"TJ"Sts - years, covering tnCc-
h"3'd. and entire body with hitc
rCUb'-, >iIU T"G. StChy aud bleed
IHS. BniT ati Gou" ~prnI huu-
uuT'bI-. 'UTtI bN E"ticurI Sc
AIpuITN.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-28
TRUSTEES SALE.

NAT HEREAS. Susan Il Ford and CharIes W.
w Ford. her husband. by their certain deed
oil trust. dated September 26, 1885, and recorded
Ia The Office of the recorder OF deeds for LaIay-
elite county, Missouri IN book number 90. At
page BAG conveyed TO the undprsigned. tTustee.
the following described tracts OF land ituate
and.belng In rald Lafayette county, MissourI.
VIZ: The east half OF the southwest quarter oh
section number eleven QU, and The northWest
quarter o. the southeast quarter OF said section
eleven ti), all In township numbe, ed dIty i5oi.
and range numbered twenty-si1 t28) coptsinine
one hundred and twenty Q2O) acres Of land.
more or it5s. which deed was made in trust 10
scare The payment OF q certain promissorv
mole In Bald deed described; und, whereas. de-
iadlt has heen made in the payment or said
note ana HE interest thereon: now, therefore.
al the request OF the legal holder and owner al
ss!u note and IN accordance with the proyisions
Of said deed of trust. I. the said trustee hereby
give notice that l will, on
TUESDAY, JULY s, 1880,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in III, fora
noon anu I'VE 0'ciocb in the afternoon Of that
uay. at tue courthouse OoT. 10 the city of Lex
,ngton, IN Lafayette county, Missouri, Of pub
nc vehdue, 10 the highest bidder, for cash in
hand, proceed 10 sell and sell the said real es-
tate Aforesaid or 30 much thereof as NAV be
necessary 10 pay the amount due on said pro-
inlssory mole. together with the costa and ex-
penses OF said sale and trust.
Given Under my hand this 9Th day Of June.
A. ID 1885.
,n,,,,. WIN. Il. CHILEs.
,uhe!Iu Trustee,
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-28
4 Cat That Swims.

A aat In Mil yille, N. j., finds pleas,
ure In swimming, and often catches FISH
IN shallow water with Its paws. II has
been known to swim In pursuit of a
dock-rat clear across the river.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-28
NOTICE.

VNiE removal of myself AMI family to CIncin =
l. matt VIII not in The least Interiere with the
business OF my clothing store IN Lexington IL
Will be IN charge of Mr.. Butler Williamson and
my sons, who have 30 long been my assistants.
ana ! expect 10 he able. by always being on the
ground TO purchase Bargain. to sell bargains
also To nv Customers. MORRIS GRATZ
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-28

A hansan who lives alongside OF a
graveyard, was asked II It wac not an
unpleasant location. NO" said he, II
mover 1ined places in my life with a set
OF nelghbors that minded their own
DuEil1 Hs 80 stidflv M tbay do -
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-28
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons. crehI.
IN tors anu OtIera. Interested in the estate u
Rich nd III. Ice, minor, that HE hhurlSipheh:
curator Of HE estate Of sH Il minor. VIII apply NJ
the next term Of HE probate court OF l'aiayttle
county, Mo. 10 he begun aud held al the pro
bate court room in Lexington, Mo, on the
second Monday in August, 1880, TO reslSn hlS
curatOrship OF said estate.
SAMUEL X. BEAll.
iun.yt. Curator.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-28
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
STATE TBCK E'r.

FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
JAMES b. CAN'T,
oil Henry County.
FoR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
l. Il. WOLFE,
of Randolph County.
FOR AILRoA COM MISSIONER.
b. A. HICKMAN.
OF Mlssissippi County.
FOR CONGRESS-,
JOHN q. TARSNEY,
OF jackson County.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-28

'INHB store room IN Franklin Avenue, which
l. has been occupied by Mr.. Albert LOomis,
lately Deceased. 10 Tor rent. Excellent location
Tor good grocery store. Apply TO the owner.
iebl51 T.. Il. STRAMCKE.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-28
HOME MONEY TO LOAN.

INHE money now IN nanus belonging to the
i estate OF minors Ia Tor loan, art on prime
real estate ahd part on. good personal security.
parties desiring TO borrow will do we'll to call.
Office over E. Winsor 4 Son.
mayl3tl s. N. WILSON.
S.hiie administrator and ~ex-ofiice Pub. Cur.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-28
I EFT.

FoR RE~PREsEsTATIyE.
JONAS T. FERGUSON.
yoa PROSECUTING ArroRSEy.
WILLIAM AULL.
FoR sHERiFF.
CHARLES 8. MITCHELL.
ron COLLECTOR,
JOHN G. wORTHINGToN.
ron TaEAsuRER.
JAMES r. DILLARD.
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK;
CHARLES l.. EWING.
FOR COUNTY cLEaK.
SAMUEL J. ANDREW.
FOE n~KooRDER,
CHARLES @. WALLACE.
ron ASSESSOR.
JOIN WALKER.
ron JUDGE OF PROBATE.
WILLIAM YOUNG.
ron PRESIDING JUDoK,
JOSEPH v. SMITH.
FOR COUNTY JUpaE
Western Dis~trict-RAI.PH 8. ANDREWS.
Eastern District-HERMAN II. ELLiNG.
ron coRoNER.
On. JAMES II. s~TRAUGHN.
ron CONSTABLE.
Clay Township ...... ...........Arcn "iilespie.
Davis Township. $50. ..........SeorHe Evans
Dover Township ....... .....H Hockensinith'
Freedom Township ........"....... kn'eR
Lexington Township. Thomas ionhg
Nidaleton Township. ........W. SCOTT Ihomas
Bar Township. .........J. Fuikerson
WASHINGTON Township .............A. II. Kelly
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Two 10 elect,
Clay Township. Thom.s y Chinn
G.. Miller.
Dayia ToUnshIp. ......,..J. K. Ragland.
W, 8. Dorn Blaser
Dover Township. ..........."....J
J. TOmpkine
Freedom Township. .............H Henry Miller
Lexington cow nship. james HOOK
Middleton Townsnip.. ...... -. John Hill.
j. Il Good win
snI-a-Bar Township, ..,..... R. Russell
j. Phillips.
washington township. .......J W. White
Robert Mathews,
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-28

Go to Bour h Son for country hams, shout.
70, bacon and larq n2Af
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-28
DEsIHABLE RESIDENCE FOR
SALE ON COLLEGE STREET

lANlNG determined 10 remove t. -
II Cincinnati, 1 now offer for sale my
residence on College street, containing iu
Six good rooms, bath room, etc. There nA.
are also on the place q gOoi stable and all naces-
sary out buildings, and everything is In COM
plele repair A bargain may be had and pay
ments made to suit the purchaser.
MORRIS CIR
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-28
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

ErIEIiS Of DdmIrIrlTl ivn on he Csjat" of
IL Hermann LEM. deceased. w"Te granted
10 ia" uni'r7Igurti on the - Ia dIy al June,
ISgu. ny The pr bate court OI iAluN- tie county,
MiH=OurI
All Iersuns having claims hpaInat sand chtalc
are required TO exhibit them tor allowance
10 lnr administration within one year after Tia,
date 81 SAID l'ttcr= al they nay Toe prcciIdcI
from any benefit Of ri'i 'rthiI: Hnil u Ruch
claims he not "NhIi"i e Wfigir tao "rprR iron
T. q date al this rublicttIrm Macy wiil b" 'OI-
even hurr"h.
IhiH I2th day 81 .Iuu., iar.
III ~ { El:l M.
juncIlth Administration.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-28
IT STOPS THE PAIN.

Rack nrnc, kidney pains, weak H3
ness, Tht uiuut ~. HrI Wu#t ulu NJ ~
pains relieved in one mjuute hN BcLA'
the CutIcura Anti Pain Plaster. H~A<
Ih,. IitnI and only instantaneous q
pain killing PLASTER HPs NPS
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-28
MONEY TtS LOAN.

IATEa are p.,pIrrr 40 max 10 Ins 81 Money lr
w any amount small or large, Ter amy length
Ol time from Que To ten yCITs, ut low rates al
interest win privilege 10 pay pant 81 whole At
any Int"rrrl pay day. A!i un iIni a. scCurIty,
Ur desirable rity property. No delay.
f. WINHOn son.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-28
NOTICE.

NOTICE ~ hereby given 10 all persona, credi.
~ trrs and Others, interested IN the estate o.
Edward I;aTtria, MINOR, thai the undeTslRheui
curator OF said minor, will apply at the August
term, 1880. OI the probate court OF Lafayette
county, Mo-. TO he begun and held at the pro
bate court room, IN Lexington, Mo, on tne
Monday in August, 1890, to resign his
oi said estate.
H.. ii. ELI ING,
iunr,iJ Curator.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-28

Our stock is complete in all departments, and we would
pleased to have YOU give us Il call.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-28
YRIWWINGS

The most varied line we have ever carried, and com
prising all the choice new things we could find.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

State issues were entirely neglected. OF city
bank stocks only City National sold 90, at BIZ
The general bond market was irregular and par
TALLY sympathetic with the reaction in the share
market Aside from the strength shown by
Union Pacific, Denver and Gulf there were no
special features. Reference is made to our full
report Of bond sales.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The United States Treasury purchased $4,000
ounces Of silver at 81 .084aSl 0967, making total
purchases under the new law l0.962, 400 ounces
The money market for call loans YVES opened a.
usual at per cent, at which renewals generally
were made For new loans tie rates ruled a.
ta4 l-0 psr cent, and 6ually u ? Per cant with
the supply Tar Ia excess Of the demand.
The CLEARING House statement to-day was ~
foliows: Exchanges, es7,oos,sfa; balances, 81
TSs Sub-Tteasuy was dsbtog u. he Clearing
House to-day &e7o,I7l. Ite net gain on balance
an Saturday and to-day was e21 o,575, made up by
. coin gain Of ssl3,5os. Les currency loss Or
So3,03s. The two days operations included Re-
ceipts. $5,02o,sS payments, l.sl0,?1s result
inG in general balance Of $168, s3o, 1897 consist
ns of 81 Dc 500, GA coin and 80 currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceised to-day $i5o.o3e National bank notes for
redemption: .,... .. s,oe IN. o.. t.,
t.rnai revenue receipts $ss6,bso. and miscellane-
'u1 To.Ssyc Washisssen Treasury statement Of cash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
feual y otites.

T1s:E!3a3 4 Sss 99.H:!s 's,ts,. !.
s e.: y sss:ss! :;sS :
ss.tss s!,:4u s sss R.nad JSSlY .ss
sn,s & srs as &c snssas
e o. Of csors against the s.a ssss 4
re n section 20S7 the Code Of Civil Pro-
csdurs . 40. ..s ..,..e are notified 10 presep,
An or AZ Surrogate Of Kings County or before
~ LS't tS Ssst ssyenA dey o. October, ls@
Desea hF0'AV"' GIRAH NJ. BUSH. Petitioner
VAN auREY pENSLoW.
ATTORNEY fes Petnonsf.
n WtlliSn.st., New'forK CiH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
:}cst i tinAnnal. lif'E -
THE
STANDARD CHEMICAL COMPANY

Was ANCOHPONATED JUNE, 1890. UNDAA The
LAWS OF THE STATE or NEwJxRsxY.
CAPITAL - 100000
Divided Into 10. 900 Shares cf 500 Each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

$500 SAHA1 " NsN~''8~
CAPITAL 49,. 9l,O0OyOOO
Divided Into 10, 900 Shares ~ 500 Each.
FULL PAID AND uNAssEssxBLE.
!. z: = 6 q
SSss IT, N: g: e : a
as.s s 10 ss.s: e s +; a.:
ssi:.. Es' s IA: S,:asss "a
i,ess preferences 70 any d DE hs,ssoiofs used I'M
n q: s6sHs fen the m.nufssurs of ouinin' run up
sSf 'Sss -; q Z e. Grips
The sssisssa sales will Yield profit Of $4,000 per
The.s asrrs. spply the United States alone and on
the Ss ssss Ps 1a ss' s for q a:s rs
i = :s:s; ne s
e., 81: e e. co. Gs ssPA s ''
81 sp sePr ses a &: stock
t pssy E: ;ss s a rs. seal.
/: s::. Il: = s - Ssis
81, :., W.; :.ss :sI H. s q q b..
no e.; % r =. :s ma afi r. q: e
Iishy rewarded IN substantial dividend, :: ne company
g .ss rs: sH .ss .ss 4ss's hand
some surplus b2sides.
s:'s rs:
Tho Superintendent. estimates that the enlarged facl
tee WIN sn on. 10000 sr0ss per annum at net profit
Additional sniargemenn will be made ss the demand
Increases
Among tho large stockholders are George ". Dunn.
ESQ President Of the company Eugene Harvey Esq Of
T. W. Myer. Co. sa1ksrs 3rsSs Bu1GinS' 1 pn,.sqe,
Peas e %us.oasss SAMUEL Miller ia q
peiahsa,. ,Eso... Owl EpeneOi, Wall street New.
banker Mills Building NeTYofk and several prominent
Nsw.York gentlemen who win have seats in the Board OF
Directors later
The compsnys stock viii be safe sound and pronta.
he Investment business Will be free from the vicis'
stodes affect most enterprises OF commercial o. In
dust nstureeood bad crops The rise or s o. values
Inc power of THE STANDARD CHEMICAL CoMPANY'S
stock q. 4. .-..,...
future value can b estimated =: Il Is certainty
Applications for stock and all checks drafts. &C.
should be addressed to SAMUEL w. MILLEh
Treasurer STANDARD Chemical Company,
no and az broadway. Eew.YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
Copartnersbip Notices.

THE FIRM of LOCKWOOD & HOLLY is
this day dissolved. Frederick ". Lockwood will
his own name at No. 81 New.st.. New York City.
October 20. 1890. EREDERIChK, W LOCKWOOD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London Oct 90 10 80 p. m.-Consols 9tos for money
and "a 1910 for the account Atlantic ana Great western
rs: Erie 22s. Mexican ordinary, t1h; New-fork Gen.
trail 1OOk Reading. 1871.
The late Of discount in the open market for both short
and three months bills is 4's as per cent;
London, Oct. 20. D.. m.-Pars adviees quote per
cent renes % francs 80 centmes for the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

wabash r r lat
5000. .o3. lO2
WABASH r r "a
5000.
5000 .6S
5000. rs
wab Deb Ger d
1000. 81
Wost Shore t}td -
l.O00.......l03
Registered
1000. 1903
West N y b Penn
| 4.oe0. ....98h
weat I'm Col TT 80
1000. .....-.S9
Wiscon Cen Co
mo
1000. .......<7
1000. 4
1000 y
A.Ue0. .......45h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

nsnres OF the last preyions statement - fellows
4. s.; !: a;'i;i| & g.
on S''s'""~ s.s.s.., ss.eas Ia.- .-.. sa..s.
As sisas 81 :s..I e
I S.al: s!s Pc Rss &.
Ne: cash sis7 oo7 az D.e asl
o. The foreign exchanges wefe dull and weaker
business as ioIlaw. Tviss The auotsGsS
and % S-S for long and short sterling respect
lively: French francs at 622 IL and $40; reich.
%sTt e. as "a 1a and ss Ia and eude at 80 IL
THE FOREIGN MARKETS.
In London British consols closed easier q
% els and 81 "a respectively Tor money and
account In the open market. money ruled ct
Tor discount :, 81 6sakers' bills and At from
declined to 40 Lad. per ounce. English standard
iswer than concurrent home q .%S sf or, Is
was to be raided to-day. At Paris French per
on London ruled ss 25.2s IL franc: 70 tho .
elarcd It's regular dividend Of 9s6 900 for Septem-
Nlls Building October 81 Transfer books clo:s
The DAILY Mining Company has declared diyi-
dend Of % cents per share for September, payable
OctoDer 81. Transfer books close on October 20.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
BALTIMORE AND OHIO SOUTHWESTERN.
s &c. & S.. a! e. 1885, ,ss' a:S.:s
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER, AND pi1TsBuRo 49,.
e; ss%s' !; e. 9; 8: @s o :.s e:
second week in oct.. ..-.- sss.ss9 :ssssS7
jan 70 Oct. IT," $3.50 .Ifoose <''""0'
e. S:ssi : s.. Ss s,;ss .::s5 ss
CHICAGO AND WESTERN MICHIGAN.
::";i' s; j. Pct: II ;ESsl .s;
' s:%s'' !: :; s.: & sis :s ::S;
Ss%$i' T s.. g?
EVANSVILLE AND INDIANAPOLIS
S ss y's S in o ,ss ss s EFF s;as
EVANSVILLE AND TERRE HAUTE.
S;si' st. s;' Is ;
FLINT AND PERE MARQUETTE
S:$s' !: :; S., M; 8; :ss ss
LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN.
81; s;$;i' !: :: s.; S 5;3
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
S Ss%sf' g Oct, Nth
LOUISVILLE. EVANSVILLE AND ST. LOUIS.
Second week in oct s2Si?9 sIis1e9 ~ "a ia Ia
Jan. / to Oct 14.... 'Seooi oiz'ooo 'o''oo"
NEw.YoRK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN.
81 :: s.: 3s S55 81
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
Number OF Miles. 5o4 638 80, 0SS
Second week In Oct. $I12SS9 eibOE!V 7lVSoooy
jan / TO oct IN. 3.7906l1 4.60lS5S 5ot3.S
PEORIA, DECATUR AND EVANSVILLE.
Number OF Miles. 25t 25i a., Ios
Second week 10 Oct. s105+3 Sl50a9 Sa5iS5J
Jan. l 70 Oct A.. 547OO5 6'2o3S ooi'oio
TEXAS PACIFIC.
Number Of miles,. l4SI I4s5 =, 1921
s. cond week Oct. Sl50.3ll S1SSai3 SiaO'oaaoo
Jan. 1 to oct 14...- 4.Oo3,--o f'ofo.oSV o'i''''o-
WABASH.
Number Of miles. l0io .ooi.Sd6 .oo i'y 9a
Second week in 0 t. S;S, wv ,F9Ct ~
Jan, | TO oct. H.. 75-'OZ3 o'o-'ooo I"lt7'''e
LOUISVILLE NEW.ALDANY AND Chicago.
Number Of miles,. go 40, o3a 49, o3n
First In Oct. slSVO0 s23oS0 az Sas
Ian IN IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
Gurtion 5ales.
election Notltes
. TATE OF NEW \ ORk-OFFICE OF THE
- SECRETARY OF STATE ~ ,ooo

9 TATE OF NEW -lORK-OFFICE OF THE
~ SECRETARY OF ,s SLATE Julv %, 1890.
r.? s ssses Ass s sp sssa H.. Ss
Monday Of NOseIb.r 3ex, NoTember 4'h. the following
0StIsA ats "a e. Jsdse Of tie Appeals in p.c:
Of Robert Earl whoss term Of Office Will expire on the last
The G0psss.s of s
sosSa ss Sl5sS and Ninth Assembly Districts of
Spq b.s,t Of eSn
Sssd yh H. seventh Assembly Districts
Of the q IN I Congress of the
ys ss IL % a. G:Ss sg
,.5 S@sss sS Of 81:
ooed Of .he Tenth Twelfth and Fourteenth Assembly Dis
e q. SSSn. Si Ss*fG;s of the
ud d S ss s ' IT,
District. the County q NeMIorS ot tho
united " ss
By {: s q
So.ee Of the Twe1eh A..smPy Is'
assssae1 S 90 sSs & IL
On s e; wy s. f.
0.d S,s.ss for the Tnesns District
.sa s.. pSn
Sa hs on sGa nS " 81 sy u sas
s.ss q e East Ses y ss % siSs q
kepresentave In the Congress- 81 ne
Composed Of County Of Wesshester ana me twenty
Souyth Assembly District Of tho COUNTY Of New 9lH
and district oricers also to DO e'ec'e0 LOT '''1
County: n,v
BY shs Goasrnos place James FaSk resSn %S,
District Attorney In the place OF Jonn n Al,
:sisSs.Ss "a RisSs IL sss In the places o.
TWO Jystce' The CITY Court Of Siescrch e
co,oncr in The Mace OF Michael J. b. Messemef
All whose terms OF office will expire on VIC -" u''
De Rso : County Clerk 10 place Of Edward F. he''S'
deceased IPRASk RICE. Secretary Of State.
sHERIFFs OFFICE. GO, G9USST n, Yx F0G FORK
AND CouNif SSev.York Jriy 80. 1890.
.,.- A.. .,o,. >, he a true copy OF the election
notice received BY mo this DAY nom n .hJ r. SICKLES
sh.,is Of he City and County
~ OF New.York
sHER1rFs OFFICE G9yETY. Gf SEgS6DihnKGosh oiif
AND COUNTY TssvYork. July 80, 1890.
Publisher, of newspapers win not in:s VI" aoVefu'c
msat ursss specially authorized % 20 F. 20 sIcxLEs
shertR Of TIE CITY nd and County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

On hand and deposits II bank c0wssAfes with the
nsnres OF the last preyions Efatemcnt - follows
Nss gold on ha sc " ., Sss.Sss, e n.s
Ne NJ silver On r. 77ssso 1865 S1S Dse 27s4o@
o" h'nd".. s.esa.1s1 ssse,,ss 1as. ss..2s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
T1NION TRUST COMPANY
OF NETWORK.
80 BROADWAY, NETWORK.

Capital 'OVoooo
Authorized 10 act as Executor. Administrator, Guardian
RECEIVER or Trustee and legal depository for
Acts Trustee OF mortgages OF corporations and a..
Allows Interest on deposits whish bo made at any
t,ps and withdrawn nve days notice with interest
sor The whole time they remain with the Company.
For tn. convenience OF depostors this Company also
opens current accounts subject IN accordance With it.
rues to elsck sight. and allows Interest upon The
resulting daily baances Such checks pass through the
%ttrnds specially to the MANAGEMENT OF REAL
tSr ATE and collection and remittance OF Rents.
IL makes ample provision In It's
NEW BURGLAR AND fiREPROOF VAULTS
for the safe keeping Of securities placed In 10 custody
az, which IL collects and RENTS Income
TRUSTEES.
VIM. whitewrlghs. H. Van Rennsl's Kennedy,
Henry A. Kent James II. Ogilvie.
IA n Wilson, James I. Woodward,
Nm T. Russell, l. ii. trothingh CHAM,
C. D. Wood, sfcofge A. Jarvis.
James n. Piatt e. vanderbilt
Win. ALEX. Diner, g. G. Williams.
Charles H. Leland y. u. Nemsen.
Gdward King Edward Schrli.
= n Wesley. Ainasa j. Parker.
n II McAlpln, Samuel +. Bargcr
George B. Carhart Geo G. Magoun.
Chauncey NJ Depew w Emlep Roosevelt
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
VIM Whitewrlaht. u. q. Williams,
Edward seheu. 7" z. WeslSy
10 C. HAYS, James 7. woodward.
" EDWARD King, ,rsesSent -
A. o. RONHL2s3N Ss.rstssy -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
THE TPTRrNF IN THE ADIRONDACKS.

Plattsburc y. y. Aug 10 (Speciah.-New- Workers
IN the Green Mountains, along Lake Champlain, and
in the Adirondac1s, are ordinarily cut oil rom the
rest Of the world sunday by reason OF the ab
scnce Of regular sunday railroad trains. They re
celve The Tribune only Of New-York papers on sun
day, and were particularly anxious to-day however
to receive news from the outside world, on account
Of the railroad strikes They were delighted to re
ceive the full account printed in The Tribune which
was forwarded all through this region by special
engines on the Delaware and Hudson and the
Chateaugay railroads and by connecting speca!
wagons and boats.
The train from New-YOrk was much delayed Never
theess The Trlbunes special engine from Albany ar
rived at PlattsbUrg at l p m. superintendent
French, OF the Chateaugay Road had another engine
here for The Tribune with steam up, waiting for Inc
Tribune's arrival. and as as bundles could be
transferred they sent speeding into the heart Of
the wilderness over the great Chateaugay highway
Charles E Pury, The Trbunes general agent for that
region, was in charge, and he delivered bundles 10
every principal along the road, ana sent Others
over long stretches Of delivery 70 more distant
resorts. The Tribune everywhere eagerly wei
coined
Keene, Keene Valley and Beede's were supplied by
pony express by Harry Dudley Of Elzabethtown' Inc
Trbuncs enterprlsng agent for the resorts In that
vicinity.