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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-10-30

night.
J. A. Field went down to Chicago with
his cattle last night.
Hon. Jas. NJ. Ward, formerly territorial
auditor, came up from Pierre yesterday
Banner: Will Allen, Watertown, S
D.; s. c. Ronten, Boston, Pa; B. F
Scovil, McKenzie; G. McCarty, Chicago
Western: M. X. Marvel, Mckenzie
S. D. Conover, B. Schwab, Menoken; S
A. Whipple, Frank Charlton, Gibbs; c
Farr, Glencoe; Robert Webber, Crofte.
- Pacific: D. Dron, Mandan; John L.
Musson, Washburn; Edward Maggie, Fort
Bsrthold; N. A. Bergstrom, Coopers
town; P. Hoffman, Livingston; John j,
Nichols, Coal Harbor; W. T. Tyler, Men.
oxen; John Tyler Mckenzie; E. G.
Packer, Williamsport; o. W. Woods,
Yankton.
Sheridan: L. B. Keller, Minneapolis;
Sam Druif, New York; N. A. Brayston,
Cooperstown; T. K. Long, Duluth; A.
l.. Goodkind, Helena; Frank D. Scott
Rourke Ranch; E. M. Adler, Duluth; Jas
M. Ward, Pierre; VIM. B. Heath, N. P
R. R.; A. A. Kennedy, Frank D. Smith
La Crosse; II. R. Searle, st. Paul.
Sundays Personals.
Mrs. Chas. Thompson returned from
Minneapolis yesterday, we're she has
been visiting friends.
Custer: A. L. Barnes; jamestown
W. s. Sullivan, Fargo; s. S. Smith, Men.
oxen; S. A. Wood, Fort Yates; Aloee
Suter, Emmons county.
Western: r. H. Baldwin, st. Paul
Geo. S. Brooks, Mckenzie; Frank Paris
Burnt Creek; John Jackson, Glencoe
W. B. Couch, Rock Glen Farm; w. H
Scott, Wogansport; Frank Little, Crofte
l.. w. Codieux, jamestown.
Sheridan: G. W. Knee, j. M. Slaugh
ter, E. W. Cundy, st. Paul; j. A. Farrah
Dickinson; S. l.. Levy, Fargo; F. A
Little, Burleigh; H. Mclaughlin, Robt
B. Goodreau, Fort Yates; J. r. Anderson
Steele; b. H. Clathies, Seattle; G. G
Weyl, Missouri river survey; John
and Lee Thornhill, Thornhill Stool
farm, Steele; Jos. B. Glascock, elias
cock; Daniel Dorchester and wife, Wash
ington, D. @; 7. s. Ausley, Elgin, Ill
Edward Foster, Waukesha, Wis.
Pacific: Ole Olson, Stewartsdale; OIL
Oleson, j. A. johnson, Frank R. Peter
son, Painted Woods; Frank Fraly, Gay
ton; A. Veeder, Sam'l. johnson, Anton
Trollet, France; AL. Whitner, Ireland
P. M. Smith, Hay Greek; L. A. Larson
Dry Point; M. A. Edberg, J. P. Lund
berg, B. D. Falk, Apple Creek; Aug. Oh
ston, Conger; Ed. Hyford, Green Bay
Wis; Hans Oleson, Valley City; Mel
johnson, Mandan; W. J. Sullivan, Far
go; J. H. Miller, Glencoe; J. H. Worst
Williamsport; Gust Elfstrand, Duluth
Ed. Kirkey, Apple Creek; L. G. Peterson
Painted Woods.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-10-30
Commercial and Eng|&h,
Shorthand and TypewitIng,
PenmanShip and Pen Art.

You can enter at any time. The sooner you
enter, the sooner you will be- prepared for q posi-
ton. Rates reasonable. Catalogue and circulars
free. Write for particulars to
J.J. SWENGEL, Principal,
Grand Forks, N. D,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-10-30
Fridays Personals, 23rd. inst,

N~ AoAooAA0hoS "oEu. lu6bs
Pacific: E. Ghylin, Slaughter; VIM
Britten, Sterling.
The Moss family left on No. 3 last
night for the west.
Clarence Price and Archie Currie went
to Fargo last evening.
Editor Hendershott is unable to attend
to his duties IN account of sickness.
Deputy Cathro went to Mayville last
night to attend the meeting of the
normal school board, which meets to.
day.
Western: Geo. E. Meyers, Lansing
Mich; F. J. Jones, jamestown; VIM.
Allen, Watertown, S. d; W. Il. Scott,
Wogansport; D. w. Rittenhouse, Ster.
ling.
OCuster: John Naughton and daughter.
James P. McGurvey, Mike Woolf, Thos
Flanagan, Naughton; A. d. Daxtaler,
Sterling; Hudy Hinzer, jamestown; B. S
Border, Menoken; John Clark, Stewards,
dale; Geo. Shadwick, Mckenzie.
Sheridan: H. F. Douglas, Fort Yates;
Sidney Worthy, Chicago; J. F. Baker,
st. Louis; F. Wilde, st. Paul; Joe Plenty,
New York; Chas. T. Daily, Chicago; S.
N. Adler, st. Paul; W. R. Hawkins,
Waukesha; Jas. P. Glascock and wife,
Glascock: F. E. LePage, Minneapolis;
A. A. Kennedy, LaCross, Wis; Mrs.
Kirkwood, jamestown; I. Payne, Chill
ton, Wis.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-10-30
An Oregon Minister.

l received the bottle of White Wine of
Tar Syrup. One Of my children was
very sick with GROUP, and aa your medi-
cine was pleasant to takeI gave it'll and
it gave almos Immediate relief i
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-10-30

To allay pains, subdue inflammation,
heal foul sores and ulcers, the most
prompt and satisfactory results are OBJ
tanned by using that old reliable remedy,
DR.. J. H. McLean's Volcanic Oil lini.
ment. For sale by Frank Frisby.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-10-30
HDTATTEND THE%6sA
Northwestern College Of Commerce

We offer the best facilities to be found in the
northwest; giving a complete practical business
education. Three special courses, viz:
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-10-30
Racing With Wolves.

Sec. 10, Twp. 139, Range 80.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-10-30

AS a family medicine, Ayers Pills ex-
Gel all others. They are suited to every
age and, being sugar-coated, are easy to
take. Though searching and thorough
in effect, they are mild and pleasant in
action, and their use is attended with no
injurious results.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-10-30

Many a thrilling tale has been told by
travellers of a race with wolves across
the frozen steppes of Russia. Some
times only the picked bones of the hap
less traveller are found to tell the tale.
In our own country thousands are en-
gagged in a life-and-death race against
the wolf consumption. The best weap.
ons with which to fight the foe, is DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical discovery. This
renowned remedy has cured myriads of
cases when all other medicines and doc
tors had failed. It is the greatest blood
purifier and restorer of strength known
to the world. For all forms of scrofu-
lous affections (and consumption is one
of them), it is inequaled as a remedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-18
GRAIN RATES EAST FROM CHICAGO

Chicago, Sept. II (special.-The IL cent rate on
wheat attracted several big lake carriers from the
trade to-day and grain shippers not so badly
hampered IN the movement Of grain by the lack Of
boats as they had been all the week. The season has
been one Of surprises Wien the rate went to Ia
cents vessel feared that they would be swamped
with boats. On the contrary, owners generally pre-
ferrcd to carry ore at 81 ton from Escanaba to send
ing their boats into Chicago River with all the delays
and big towing bills to be encountered here.
cent rate is an inducement to owners but still
the ore trade is taking the bulk Of the fleets Chicago
grain shippers may yet be compelled to bid up another
IA cent before they get all the tonnage they need
The railroads east of Buffalo have been forced by the
immense traffic in grain 10 desst In their on the
Erie Canal. and advance rates to the seaboard Sep
tember % the Lehigh Valley will advance its through
grain rates from Chicago TO NewY York to IL cents
q bushel for wheat and cents for corn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-18

PRovISIoNs-PoRK-Con CONTINUES very quiet at UNI
eSansaa So S ns& 9 se $40 a e f0s ss
pine pine az sissl 20 family mess a. si2 soSsiS;
Ssg5at s.. Family siiss :ss
d e. 81 5Ss,i5 SD g i in SSs f 4 soaslo So BEEF
WS AID az snd S S ggS:T e " M sas
% and mode a.el active sales 5000 picked bellies Is,
lows iCsiic' 0i for a. ey picked hams ssSe
sS chs 9G9tc ip I'm bellies smoked a 1Ge
short rms Chicago Tor October Closing Tor No
PETSs1Eb and steady g%Sts &C. 70, "a
Sc o ISg ID IN trading vas
@ ass e q ss a On e e Ssa 70 corn g 9 The s
y me Wss hs close steady Cash more s9e &C.
city s IL m a aemsSd ' Sa IS e s s
lea s. Qsto6e5 sas $500 les slO,iU ,s
ag9 V ss s. e slosss
p" axtS ner oqs a5ss5 Do tubs estss
SST2's DO Egn, extras 25Sa55e do Sthss wes
seconds iSS2oe Do thirds; l6a DO June goa
State dairy hall ariin tubs and pals extras 22d2Sc do
ltstS ea2le do seconds 15alsc do Welsh tubs exireS
thirds 15aGc Western imitation creamery, ersts is5ieo
% f4ss DO iee Ss % h M.'F
E Esstor tubs June eAsrl lsal5he do arss l4gs
lsfai'' 5u. Factory &5a. nj iS1S
fancy S socd f }, b dS sn sasy o' SmS DO n
fali 74ashe state Factory part SKINS chenango and
neghbOrng counties, large sizes. choice, 1dc 40, part
skins, good 70 prime, cache part skins common 70 fair
4G5c; full skins 2d3c Ohio Factory dae, fine, sdSae
change of importance NewYork State newad per dozen
20 5d2lc Pennsylvania newsd. 20iac Western, fresh
gathered fancy 2oc DO good prime, 19aal9'ac West
ern IN house. good 10 prime, 1Sdl9c
SUGAR-ltaw stock was n rather better demand at
steady prices. Quotations.: SO test Muscoyado, SCI 90
test Centrifugal 7l0e. Sales. lssS hhds and 1000
bags MuscOyadO 80 test at Be 500 bags Centrifugal
loadng SO test at gre ana 5000 bags molasses sugar
lions. Cut Loaf S'c; d;s.Rs sS q'.SS ,e 0 Pow:
xxx &C. Mould A. do Diamond ac oonise
TONERS A, 4'sc; Columbia 4, 44c; Windsor A., lLU
4I,ci Ne 4,e; 40 :. sc No 15:lec No o. sIl,l6c
Tor futures at the Coffee Exchange September $40
a3. acc october, 33063 40c November 330G3.32c De-
cenber, 3.26dS.30c.
STEARINE-Dull ana nominal Sales 10000 n
city lard Sac In hhds quoted at 5c for city,
In hhds 82c In tes OeOmargarine, TIC bid 7,c asked
TALLOW-Quie, and unchanged; prime city quoted at
47sd5c.
wOOL-The market IS steady, but very active, as
manufacturers buying only 20 meet positive require
ments We quote Xxx fleece, 3ld32c spring Texas II
a25c fall do, iGd21c secured Ane spring do months
62a64c; medium secured do, 5oa53c Georgia 2oi292st
dealne 3jc medium washed fleece Doc; fine unwashed
do, 2lLa22e; understandable do, 23a25c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-18
RATES ON OATS AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Sept 17.-Compaint has been made to
Chairman Blanchard Of the Central Traffic Association,
by no less than five companies that eastbOund rates
On provisions and oats being manipulated by GER
tain Of their competitors. The roads complained OF
are the Erie and the Nickel Plate The complaining
companies are the Michigan Central, the Lake Shore
the Chicago and Grand Trunk, the Baltimore and Ohio
and the Pennsylvania. Chairman Blanchard has con-
suited with Chairman Goddard of the Trunk Line AS
ISOLATION, about the matter, and suggests that meet
ing Of the interested lines be called for the purpose Of
taking action looking to their protection 1t hap
pens however that the majority OF the interested lines
to any such proceeding at this time for fear
that the agitation of the matter may lead TO the cut
ting of other rates. The season of prosperity just
opening up for the railroads is regarded in the
light of long felt want, and the one thing which the
conservative lines wish most to avoid Is demoraza-
ton Of rates, which would simply rein the present
bright prospect of big earnings during the rest OF the
year. II is not yet settled whether meeting viii be
called or not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET

New.York Thursday, Sept. MISUNDERSTANDING .
sod 80 State bulls S5oaJ5o n average at 81 7oas2 DER
100 n Feeling Dun and weak on all grades Of cattle
good strictly prime quality scarce ana steady Texas
and prize 10 extra careasses up to 90 a9iac.
Cable adyees to dst quote rerge!aed beef steady at
at 5aa0hd, or udl2sc estimated dressed weight, tops
ne bohemia got on to-day with 1ss cattle as reported
Included Hallenbeek Hollis sold late Wednesday 10
cows at $25aS4S per head ,o- ,o., -, u.,o,
POI At 6Sst Study Tor I've i vss but du or
s a9a s's ssa' led and mixed
' dressed a ed CAVES ali Xmas had Slow sale to-day and
common stock was %sak Dressed grasserS sold at 4Sc
and city dressed at tI Sec "i'' ''''' calves
~ g b go6 Mulch 90 Gras s 1879
1916 %. at 81 20; fed calves. go n. at al Veal
Hailenb;ck & Hol.ls so Western calves, 25t n. at
4e Der % 20 Western yea' l9e H. at g 81 Gc2sse 1
r. at 2c Vea 81 81 d. q ss g 10 49, !9 IT, y a. Ss
1871 10 fed ca K 5 go az Ct q o DO ' at az &c. '
n IS'E Fq'GSk 7e E. do G h. az TO- G
Judd ( BueSaghim ; veas. 17O n. at 7aci /
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reccpts 30 carloads af o.215
head-l7 carloads o. O0thst and 3 carloads at Jersey
The market extremely sluggish. and at the uptown
s o o Gro @as e Of 70 to SSn az 100 H.
Poor 70 fair sheep sold at g 51G?5 yer 100 N com;
extra heavy Canadian lambs was weighed W at 80 60.
With the market OyerstOcked ana three fast days
dropped into this week. dressed meats OF ali kinds
dull and depressed. Dressed mutton is quoted at 7a9c
saIes0Yewt66 GiiISta: SsS Kentucky lambs, 70 n
Texas Sheep 90 ~ al SO 37i2 40 Kentucky do. COZ n,
Wikerson s. Sherman: 200 Canadian Lambs. 81 n,
at 80 co !; 10 Kentucky Sheep. 100 ~ at IS.
at So 127 do, GsS. r. at S co. - do II H. at S. So
at 81 50 los Western do loo p, at 81 IS. -,
n, at IS 62S; o. Maryland do, 90 r. at IS IS; S5 do
% Pennsylvania Bucks and Ewes, 100 n, at SO rs;
state Ewes, IS n at 81.
NJ. Collins: Of Western Sheep, 100 n at 81 rs; 50
Indiana do 194 n, at 81 rs; ~ Indiana Lambs IS n,
D. Harrington: 223 Michigan Lambs "A N. st 50 10
State Sheep IS n. at SO 70.
Hume Mullen: 1875 State Lambs 79ie n, at SO 30;
9s DO 81 ~ at % 5o state Sheep, 1903 N, at "a SO
Halcnheck 6. Hollis 90 northern Caneda Lambs CT
Sheep. 81 p at "a - State DO, 70 H. at 81 Bucks,
Scott & Pdcock; "a State Lambs Bucks, SIS n, at
H0Cs-Recepts, u carloads Of o7eO head-lo carloads
hogs not plenty and tho market s tne firm for this
kind OF stock. Grass hogs dull and weak. State hogs
Country dressed weak u Td7sc for medium, and SO
slac light 1ut tho market "a onl; moderately supplied
saies-Hume ( Mullen $ state Hogs. $50 n average
at . 30 per 100 NJ do 157 n, at IS 10 II do 292 II,
<. W lamb 5 State Hogs 24O n. at IS 90; 5 do, 1875
H. a. IS 70 do 222 H. 40 s. 70; do (Grassers), 146
D. at IS so; do (Rough) 3o0 ~ at 81 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore, Sept. 17.-Flour steady ana unchanged; re.
oeips 06lO bDs hpments, 1881 bbls sales, 10 bbs.
WheatNo red steady spot al 0lh9Sl o. y SepteH-
ber ~ 0l asl ol's October. 81 " 81 02 Deeenber.
IL 06esl 00as steamer No. red 032a9ic; receipts,
lib 0O1 bush shipments LOO bush stock, L76l Oc9
bush sales, 100000 bush southern wheat ARM FultZ,
spot and September, G7ae; year. 5l4GJ2sc January,
5U1,d5ILc; receipts, S,972 bush stock 3j5i2 bush ;
soutleFn corn "hte easy at 6oaIle yell9@ quiet at
asked No. mixed do 80: asked receipts 10000 bush
stock, 15I,yG2 busa Rye setYe and steady No 2 95
a90ei receipts 1881 bush shipments, 4JOod bush
timothy, $3dslf Gain freights dull steam to Liver
POOL, Sd Cork for orders IS 6dd3s ID Aour
nrm ana unchanged Buster Arm and UNCHANGED; Eggs
quiet nc zoe. tonee dull Rio carfocs fair, lo2c NO.
=, l0ze sugar urn anulat6d 4bc. Copper steady
refined, 11Sic. Whlskey unchanged.
sold at FL o.. closing at 81 O4 c. t. T.. 81 o2ta asked
1900 bush No. Northern old sold at ~ o. closing
az a., 81 ot1 10 600 bush No. No'thsIn. c l. f. Ut
? red 81 bid; 81 OH asked No. white offered at
81 bid. Corn quiet weak and lower sales Of ca )
GSe i2co0 bush 30 at a2isc iV Store oats weak
and lower; sales Of cars No ? white at 33hc, 2
No. white az 325c; 40. mixed gle asked
on track Barley dun a9d easier "a; we't,rn oss
Flour quiet and weak; Best spring. s. 40aej 30; do
winter, :5es5 Is; ryeaeur s5isj %. Mnlnele dun /
Sew-York. Receipts-F.our, 102,O 900 bbfs wheat
3; 900 bush corn, $1,000 bush; oats; 81 600 bush
bu.h corn. 1913 600 bush barley 20 600 bush rye
$500 bush. shipments by Ta!l-Flour. 1900 bbs ;
wheat 10000 bush corn, $40 900 bush rye, 10000
bush
Cincinnati, sept. 17.-Tlour in fair demand. Wheat
strong: 40 red 97e receipts, 600 bush shipments
. GOO bush Corn easier, lower; No mixed, GJc. Oa.s
wicker No mixed 3l2a32c Rye stronger; No .. see
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-18
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS

COFFEE-for spot Rio growths the market was quiet
but steady at lOAdl02c for No. Sales go bags No
at 102c. Firm oilers were plentiful at 13c cost and
freight, and runiors were current 1000 bags being
taken az that price The milder grades quiet and
weak Sales, $40 bags Maraeabo 800 bags S1yanila
ems. The option market moderately active, the
sales reaching 61,5oO bugs Opening prices were very
Irregular December advancing 70 points May Is points
and other months 10dl5 points. Subse0uenty however
there was considerable liquidation and
81 reaction OF 1870 points. Final Quotntioas follow
January 1l.Sodl1.9Oej February, Ii.75dli5jc March,
u.C6all 76cj April II Godll70c; May IL 500 IL COO ;
1SS5d13Soe Noyember Il. $50 12.40c December, r.
al215c. The official Rio cable quotes Regular first q
kios), 15Q good second 90 Elosl, 500 exchange
(priyate), l51 receipts IA Rio, 900 bags Rio
snees 70 United states 900 bags do do Europe 1000
bags; RIO stock, 92I 900 bags Rio steady. Re-
eepts in santos 1900 bags Santos stock $4,000 bags
Santos market weak good average Santos. 500 Re
same time 1890 $4,000 bags; time 1888, 1873 900
bgas Receipts at Santos July to September 10, 1891
400 900 bags same time 1890, 577 600 bags same time
1880, 464 600 bags. Continental advces were irregular
Havre opened steady on early and Il lower late
months. reaction then took place and closing prices
showed advance OF franc September and October
and Of Z franc on other months. Hamburg advanced
pig on September and sd9s pig other months In Lon
con there was an ADVANCE OF 2s September and 6dds
other months.
COrTON-Ihe spot market ruled quilt but closed
steady at unchanged prces. The sales 66j bales,
ell for Consumption The total port receipts to-day
70 6B2 bales, compared with HIP bales this day last
week, and 1855 bales for the corresponding day last
year. Since September the receipts have been 237,1l
bales against 29399 tales for the corresponding period
last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-18
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

Tho crude petroleum markets are apparently sinking
into tho langud state In which they lay for so long
previous to tho extraordinary developments in the
Mcdonald pool. The advance in prices yesterday
not accompanied by any business of importance. At
the Stock Exchange there sales OF 10000 barrels
at 58a57 So cents, against 81 IL cents wednesday
at the Consolidated Board, and prices rose from 81 IA
G57 cents to 81 5s cents, against 90 1-2 cents on
Wednesday. While the oil market Is as narrow as Ii
Is OF present field news may unimportant to the
average SPECTATOR but the managers Of the Conso-
dated Exchange have opportunity to demon
strate their spirit OF activity By securing good scout"
service.
Refined quotations unchanged at 6.30 cents per
gallon in barrels and $50 cents In cases.
Foreign quotations were unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-18
election Notices
- TATE OF NEW YORK-0FFICE OF THE
- SECRETARY OF STATE -
ALBANY. July 20, 1891.

= TATE OF NEWLY ORK-OFFICE OF THE
- SECRETARY OF STATE - 500,
To til. Sheriff of the County aLRaNY Iql' TO- 1881
SIR: Notice g hereby given that the Generat
Ell @ % S Hd q s ss on e S. S
Sw GS GSsri az he = pace &c baa q
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. in the place Of Edward D.
&c uao the e. hsssl E Is@p E'
Treasurer in the place Of Elliott p3n nrd roho,-
Al state Engineer and surveyor in place Of John
Ali whose terms Of Office Will expire on the last day Of
Justice Of the Supreme Court the First Judicial
District in the place Of George Ingsah2m appSlaa ~
whose term office will expire on the last day OF Dece'
Der Senator for the Fifth Senate District composed q
Of kshToHs and the Wards S
city th&s poros Of he FHstt var s.Tee
@ cSS Row spruce street Gold street Ferry street, Pecl
slip and that portion Of the Hnsh wS tTa q
Rsec Ge r as Leroy street and River OvernOi
Senator for the Sixth Senate District composed Of the
Seventh Eleventh and and 6 bS S1 FSs Gf ward aS 81 aid
city that lies Within catharine street. Chatham street,
senator senate District c9mPos%ed q
IN tbs poSton Of the Fifteenth said city that lies
s"G al 81 sa ana PSFGSa les sH within Four"
teenth Thireth street Third avenue ana
the sixteenth ward Of the city Of Ns S, % S fnaf d RS
Street Csrmne street sixth 6ds sye NJ bd F2 F
Nh notion If the Fishtrnth and Twentyhrst wards Of
sra s broadway and Sixth avenue and all that portion %
the Twentieth ward OF said city that Hes witn LWshy
sixth street a b Ninth senate District composed all
thst portion the Eighteenth, NlnsLeenth ane tWrhy
nTsS was and slscSwsis Island. :,
senator for The Tenth Senate District composed Of a
a portion g the 1 IEeH t a aa TSb stre Ss
street Third avenue and Eghh avenue al tes pg b
e NJ" nd al That portion OF the Twelfth and Twenty
second wards that Of Eighth avenue, "ads ana
Senator for the Eleventh Senate District composed q
the Twentythird and Twenyousth warts 81 tns ely
and twenty wards said city that lies within Thr;
tieth street, spuyten Duyyl creek Eigh'h avenue ANU
RepresenatIve IN the Flft7-second Congress OF the
United !, States ;s s for e Tnh ad EgRseeHt assembly,
districts OF the county Of New'York IN place Oh S '
County and district officers also be elected for sad
county; ,,-
Judge Of The superior Court the place Of Henry A.
GdeSseeye appointed by the Governor in place OF George
L. sadse Of the Court Of Common Pleas in tho place
Roger A. Pryor appointed by the Governor IN pace OK
hcEst je4s: o sT Es CON-
Ehrllch and John Henry mccarthy aPgoHted by 'ne 'O''
Three toroner. he place Of Ferdinand Levy Daniei
All v eS. terms Of ONCE viii expire the last day Of
D'''"O'' FRANK RICE. Secretary of stata
sHER1FF,s OFFICE. COUNTY COURT HOUSE. CITY
AND COUNTY E ~ NGMf Jafg 30. 1891.
notice received by me this day IRON S9TS &c SeS q S
Sheriff OF the City and County Of New-York
sHyRIFF,s OFFICE. COUNTY COURT HOUSE. CITY
AND COUNTY NEW w YORK TfM.f Juiy 30. 1901
meas 'pccaiiy Authorized iS + coruay
Sheriff of the City and County Of New.York