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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-19
FLINT'S FINE
FU r NITU r e.

Geo c. Flint Co.. OF West Fourteenth Street. are
Offering bargains TO buyers Of furniture. Their show
rooms contain all the different styles. with prices
In plain Dgues and especially rich In great variety
Of parlor suits two entire being devoted these
goods Bedroom furniture every desirable novelty and
in suits Of mahogany maple. oak &C., occupy two
floors more. Their dining room furniture is remarkably
attractive In stylish sdeboard dining chairs upholstered
in leather pillar extension tables. and side tables. They
have also fine selection Of wardrobes lounges, nants
and secretary tsds at moderate prices Architects build
ers others obtain special designs and estimates
for cabnetwo nlsd floors and wood msnels direct from
their mandatory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-19
WIFI THE PEOPLES cHURcH WAS BEGUN.

The announcement that the Rev DR.. Charles L..
Thompson OF the Peoples Church, which has taken the
place Of the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church,
would describe his plans to the students Of Union
Theological Seminary yesterday afternoon attracted
large number Of cergymen and others Interested IN
missionary effort, to the seminary buildings. DR..
Thompson gave detailed account Of the pssons why
such work as has been undertaken by his church
should be done in the large cities, saving that in order
to prevent the churches from becoming mere religious
clubs Of the select and favored few the church doors
and pews should be open 10 all lie pleaded for u
broad and generous aud practical Christianity ana
simply wasting money and energy by their methods
Of religious work His remarks were frequently In
terrupted by the hearty applause OF his audience
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-19
r-yrBu or DIX. Charles MAR1ly.

The funeral If Dr. Charles Martin, medical director
I'm the United states Navy, who died fOm pneumonia
On Tur.day night was held Yesterday afternoon At hiA
home 80 .5G West FIN -,'venttt The Rev. Henry
Lub.ck rector Of the Church OF Aon and It Timothy.
yfioatcd.
Mr. Martin WAS born I'm Schenectady August II.
l,.2 where he received hl> early education. lie war
graIuated from Union College at that place. after
which hs entered thr Jefferson Medical college nj Pha
d.Iuha from which he graduated after a three
years cOur-c. lie p.acted his profession some time
In uochcy', Hospital IN that city. and on september
D. lass. he Wa appointed assistant surgeon In the
Navy. lie made ~ gcon iu 1851, medical
inspector in lH9l. and medical director ~ lS3 lie
served IN the sipJp Of Albany from loio Ia lo5O
and wa, engaged on the survey from 1880 to
tAaI In February. lojl, while the .ciIcGa0n. he
va, wrecked on the coast Of Patagonia. whe g he
COMPELLED I, remain three months lie served on the
CnucI-,-. the receiving ship Boston. the Aiago the
Minnesota ard the Su~quchanna He wa, on the Cum.
berland when that ship sunk by the Mrrrmac. and
va, one OF the last b leave her. From 1852 to HGi
NJ. va. ON the Sacramento, from 1863 10 1854 the
seminole ard participated IN both attach, en- Fort
,-hrr In 1853 he on the Franklin ard 1icOn-
r.,t. lie served aboard the severn In l0'ii 20
flee. surgeon Of the Norlh Atlantic squadron. and
stationed At the Washington and Norfolk Naval hos
pltal, ON lH73 IA 1SsJ.
n, caves one SON DR.. Edward ". Martini Of the
Board Of Health of hi, city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-19
rgr yoC1H 4 SKILLED COUYTERFEIrER.

,-r,rle, l. rechiur charged with making Gle IN
The image Of a fvc-cent piece, was placed on tai III
The Cued state, Circuit Court yesterday. before judge
p.nelict Last month Lloyd Rogers wa, arrested whie
stealing doorinobs fOm houses. several counterfeit
nvccnt pieces we're in his pocket ana nc "1lii''ou
having made them lie said that hi, confederate was
a., work In the subcesr at No 1873 Clinton Place.
The police found Pcchine there with several mouids
and a number OF bad coins. In court yesterday nc
said he was nineteen years Old and had studied art at
the Cooper Union and the Academy OF Design His
parents we're wealthy. and he had never attended the
public schools always having %tcr. lie became
acouainted with Rogers in Central Park and made the
dies for HIM Tho secret Service agents say that the
dies are wonderful pieces Of work.
Prchine said that he tried to get place at the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-19
TO CHANGE HE lime FOX PAYING TAXES.

Controller Myers has prepared bill on the lines
of Mayor Grants suggestions in his recent message,
changing the time for paying the city taxes ana thus
avoiding necessity Of the of municipal revenue
bonds for borrowed money with which TO maintain the
city government. The Controllers measure Will make
the taxes payable on May instead of the first Monday
In October, or about five months earlier In the year.
The present system of rebates Will be abolished. and
the period In which they allowed will be reduced
10 one month. The penalty for non payment will be
made to take effect two months after the opening Of
the taxbooks. The bill VIII be submitted 10 the
MayOr As soon he Is able to reurn to official work,
and if approved by him, will be forwarded at ono,
10 ALBANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-19
UiTCHulKERS ~ SESSION.
, POSSIBILITY THAT THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION

POSSIBILITY THAT THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
OF JoBRERs MAY BIZ DISCONTINUED.
vor,ou. meeting. are 10 be held during the present
vveek which f. known az jewellers, week. by repre-
.cut.flyc, ~ the leading manufacturers and Jool"Fs
lu icwel-v 4 meeting held yesterday morning
nj the Astor House by the American Watch Case Manu-
featuring Association. This meeting elected H. L.
Roberts u the keystone Watch Case Company. prsi-
dent ~ tie association for the coming year. A. VI
C,,mwcu II the Crescent Watch Case Company, Wa
elected vice president az the same time. Another
meeting will he held tn, morning in the Corhin BUM
Ing Mt 10 o'cock when important business viii come
nm t,- confederation Men who were present declined
to give the names u the companies that were NPe-
-,nt.d and the proceedings are TO be Kept secret
p,s.Ih,e Nearly all II the Maiden Lane represents
lives ~ The manufacturers were prc,cnt
HE National Association of Jobbers 81 American
Wnclc. held IA preliminary caucus ~ the A't"r honse
mn diaoly after tie manufacturers mecuhg' Inc
mort ~ the men present were from NcwNo.k and
adjacent towns and fom Eo>on. Plans were discussed
and the bushes, L, De- presented at today, meeting
MAS out Incd. At 10 O'Clock til, morning On" animal
meeting VII bc held in the tanquctiue room OF TIE
Equitable binding when Officers or On" year VII! he
elected II II is decided to continue u" ss~ocnuon ~
This th.-o are SOME doubts expressed by a number of
the Iohfcrs II /, aid that since the formation OF the
Iobers' Association Irce. have been lowered and the
general standard Of excellence raised, and that the
smaller dealers have absolutely the same advantages
A, the Target firms. All the members are not satisfied
with the results.
The nll,-, nd silver watch case men arc members If
the Manufacturers Association. while the Id god
cnse u.opr regulate their prizes. and there ls said
~ be- tfuubc TIL, organization Ia" for TINS reason.
The El.dn Watch Company nnd all H." other llhnllh
romt.trIr, are by the law, II the state restrained
frnu belonging T. ANYTHING Qartakng Of tho naur" ~
a trust These companies may therefor observe the
li,t prices set by the association cut them at their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-19

The Hartman plano il now well known ana appe'
cated. In Great Britain II has outstHpped many com
petors in the for popularity. Among the no'oe
people in that country who have been supplied with
Hardman the Queen. the Prince OF Nses
and the Duchess OF Fife. on the continent
OF Europe its success Is also assured. a. Is witnessed
by the many musicians and musical people there VINO
speak In It's favor. In Central America recently one ot
the Hartman semi grand pianos was supplied 10 he
Vice President of the Republic Of salvador islumah
Peck q Co also the agents for The sell playing
symphony" an instrument upon which may be played
difficult as well as light compositions without effort or
instruction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-19
cor,RT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

sunreme Court-t,cneral Term Before Van Brunt r. j.
oiI>rl.u and Lawrence. !. Recess continued
Sunrena -Chambers-Before Patterson. J.-Moton
calentlr called at IL o'clock.
snnran,r Coirt-Spec.a rerm-Part I-Before Truax j.
<oS ioyO ll16 and % elevated railroad cases.
Sunrenie CONT Special rcrm-Psrt lI-No calendar
Circuit Court-Part I-Beiore Barrett J.-Cases To he
sent from Part III. - -. :. -
sent from Part III. AZ
Circuit Court-Part liI.BefoEe Ilsrahsms Js1No~
IO,o 9SS. S1B. D., 1881. sos los, a2tS
Circuit Court-Put IV-Before Andrews, J-Cases to
be sent from Part II ~ ,.
Surpoests's Court-Beforc Ransom, S.Moton ca endar
10 20 ~ m For probate: Wills OF George II. Schook.
ssrsI patton Caroline A. Abbott Margaret Coddnston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-19
LAW STUDENTS TO HAVE A DINNER.

The eighth annual dinner OF the Associated Glasses
OF the Law Department OF the University OF the Guy
of New-York will be held at the HOFFMAN House 10
morrow evening at halfpast O'Clock. There VIII lie
short business meeting before the dinner to consider
the desirabty Of organizing the alumni as a permn
nent association. with nominal dues OF - year. All
graduates of the law department and the present at
PENDANTS at the Law School eligible TO membership
Dinner tickets So each may be had OF the secretary
or treasurer, or OF the following: William f. CiarKo
No 81 Liberty-st.; Macmillan Iooh' NO 100 fa''
sixty second-st; Benjamin Franklin. no liza Imrd
ave or Clarles L. Hubbel No. l. Brldgest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-19
1Hr CITY TO COLLECT IT'S own WAR CLAIM

Controller Myers sent letter 10 Corporation Conn
sci Clark Yesterday informing him II the cancellation
Of the Controllers agreement with econ gresham
John j. Adams. agent Of the city, u collect IT, VIZ
claim Of ~ 202 1873 70 for a contingent fee 81 u
per cent ~ the money recovered from tho Fedora,
Government. the whole fee not 10 exceed 100000
Mr.. Adams having agreed that his contract with tho
Controller should be regarded iul and VOID. the
collection Of the claim will hc pushed - the Cor
pOration Counsel. II originated in l-Gl The money
was expended by the Committee Of Public safety In
fitting ont troops at the beginning of the Tho
most OF the claim T. the interest which has accrued
upon the original Expenditures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-19
THE B4RRls JURY COMPLETE NOW.

Eleven Jurors were IN the box In Part III of General
sion, Yesterday morning 10 try Carlyle W. liar t..
accused ~ wife murder but took all day to get the
twelfth man and to replace the third one. Joseph
Ucll. manufacturer of packing boxes, Of No . West
One.hundr,d and thirty thirdst. WAS agreed on 10 I'LL
the twelfth seat Then the third Juror. James T. iilg-
einson was excused by both Sides Tor reason whch
they would not make public. Albert Field. agent Of
tho Ala. Tack Company, Of No. II East one hundred
nd tyoutv stytb Il was selected to I'LL his place.
Assistant District Attorney Weman will open the case
for Tie prosecution this mo ming.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-19
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher writes:
$40 orange Street,

$40 orange Street,
"Brooklyn ~ y, February il, 1e3o.
IL have used ALLCOCKS POROUS PLASTERS for
come years for myself and family, and as far as soie
for the many sufferers who come to US Tor assistance
and have found them genuine relief for most Oh 's
aches and pains which flesh is heir 70. nave us0N
AILCOUK'S POROUS PLASTEkS for all xmas OF ian'e-
ness and pain, and by frequent experiments iu
that they can many noticed In your crcu
lars. ,on
THE above is the only testimonial have ever given
in favor of any plaster. and IL my name has Deeh u
To- recommend any other it is without my au"0fi' "
sanction"
George Augustus Sala writes to THE LONDON
Daily Telegraph:
II especially have pleasant remembrance OF the snip
doctor-a very experienced maritime ipedico nueeu
tended me most kindly horrible sell OF hronch
and spasmodc asthma, provoked by the seatog "hicn
had swooped down Just after we left san franc'
But the Doctors prescriptions and the increasing "a'
Of temperature as we neared the Tropics, 81. ,.
ra,tleular couple Of ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLAsIE.'
to, ono on the chest and another between the
shoulder. blades-soon set me right"
Russell Sage, the well-known fnancier, writes
1906 Fifth Avenue.
"Nev-. York CITY, December 90 1891
,.r TIA ,as, ,yentv wears | have been using ALL
coCK,S POROUS PLASTERS. They have repeatedly
cured me rheumatic pains and pains In my sue Nns
hack and whenever have a cold. one on my chest ana
one on my back speedily relieve me-
..My family are without them
Marion Harland, page 1O3 OF her popular
work. Common Sense, for Maid, Wife, and
Mother" says
..ror the aching back ALLCoCK'S POROUS PLAsIhh
an excellent comforter combining the sensation OF sus
.nod nrassure OF strong hand with certain tonic
qualities developed in the wearing. II should De kept
over the seat Of the for several days-n obstinate
cases for perhaps fortnight"
beware Of limitations, and do not he deceived by
No solicitation or explanation induce you to acc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-19
MORE CLAIMS AGAINST 7HE CITY.

The FIRE which occurred on september II at Fulton
and Nassau SITS. has given rise t0 fresh army Of
claimant. against the city who are demanding dam
ayes for the destruction Of their effects, alleging that
their losses were the direct result Of Insufficient
supply Of water, which prevented the hf~men from eN
tinguishing the fire promptly. The tenants of thr
burned building charge that half an hour was lost IN
dealing with the fire. owing 10 the negligence Of the
city authorities in permitting scarcity OF water. The
total sum asked quidatc the damages j. $4,000 eN
tending from $4,000 10 500 The individual amount,
claimed by the tenants }, follows Engelf1ed.
Brown a Wcidmann. $4,000; Charles +. tscncr,
$4,000: j. G. a w. VI. Goldhwaltr, $500; ~ J.
Ti>den & son 5000; John 6. Samp>on, 5000: Albert
Baute 50 900 John j. RcGua 5000 Alfred calvert,
Jane, Gibbs Alexander DavdOH and Charlie Eceerpw.
5000 each j. LOchmcycr. William Nonah1n and
Joshua Barnes 5000 each; +. H. Hewitt, $1,000
William Kuchler 5000; y VI. shepard and Daniel
Vet 81 900 each; Charles II. Scherble. 5000, Henry
Eedcrman Joseph Fischer, Daniel Ward. william +.
Gregory. Mrs Mary sullivan aud A. G.. Church 500
each William lIagAu, Jane j. Doo'ct, Henry Nui>
helmcr, Robert Icimbcrr and William Wilson, 500
each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-19
Az APPEAL FOE A DESERVING WOMAN.

The sisters of the stranger appeal 10 the public Tor
mean, 10 place In permanent home the nice Of
former President Of the United states She Is too
aged ard infrm 10 her own living and depends
upon the help Of others for "A bare subsistence. She
,hrinls from publicity. but details of the sad case
Nill Dee given ~ the sisters 10 any who may Wish to
be Informed II is hoped that this appeal VIII bring
prouui and generous response. The fee required Is
$50 Of which @5l 30 has already been secured. Con
tributlons may be mt and checks made payable 10
Tie Rex, Dr. Deems. pastor OF Inc thurch oi inc
Strangers. n. winthrop Place. Acknowledgment
vi lac duly made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-19

The second Of the free lectures to the people
under the auspices Of the Board Of Eucauon was be
gun last evening in eight different schools As WAS
the case at the lectures last year. the different rooms
were filed with attentive hearers. AT the Hebrew
Institute East Broadway and Jefferscn-s the subject
discussed was Japan; in Grammar school No -
The Great Amazon: and I'm Grammar School no -,
D." Germany" Among other subjects discussed In the
valiou, schools were Alexander Hamilton New
Nexicop and MASTERPIECES OF Ancient and Modern
sculpture" The lectures were all illustrated Inc
course Will be continued on Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-19
DE-. JOHN ". DOWLIyG,S FUNERAL.

The funeral Dr. John w. Bowling took place at ths
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church Yesterday afternoon
o'clock Owing TO the Illness OF the Rev. DR. John
Hall pastor the church the services conducted by
the Rev Robert S. MacA rthur OF the Calvary Bapuss
Church. Tho palbearers Dr. w. T. Helmuth. Dr.
IT + Allen DR.. w. o. Mcdonald. DR. J. VI. Wetmore,
DR. w H. White DR.. st. Clair Smith and Dr. f. H.
pougherty The trustees faculty and students OF the
homeopathic Medical College to tho number OF sxyh'e
attended the funeral In u body
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-19
DELEGATES TO SEMINARY CONVENTION.

The classes OF oe and 93 IN Union Theological SEMI
nary yesterday elected delegates 20 the Middle States In
ter,emniry Convention be held at Gettysburg Penn
next month, follows: Frederick >. Miller. o. ana
Thornton b. Penned The class OF "a will eject It's
repres IN ,aye this afternoon In the programme Union
Seminary been asked to prepare and defend paper
upon the best keeping up interest in foreign
missions In the churches at home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-19

American Bank Note Company's. They didn't neei
any artist, but the president asked him to submit
specimen Of his work. The youth went nome an'
drew 81 BILL varying the design little. When he
handed his drawing to the president that ofdal wa
astonIs he'd At the Skill displayed. and told fechhs 20
destroy his wo and not to do anything OF the Bihu
again .s, o.. ean
Pcchne pleaded guilty and was remanoed lo' sci"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-19
LL.ATTESTED MERIT.
The Rev. Mark Guy Pearse writes:

The Rev. Mark Guy Pearse writes:
Bedford Place Russell Square.
.'Iondon, December 10. 1888.
think 1t only right that should tell you Of how
much use 1 find ALLCOCKS POROUS PLASTERS in my
family and amongst those 20 whom have recommended
them. find them very breastpa:e against colds and
coughs"
W. j. ArkelI, publisher of Judge and " Frank
Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper writes:
Judge Building,
"Cor 5th.ave and 16th.st..
"New.York. January Il. 1901
About three since while suffering from a severe
cold. which had settled chest, applied an ALL
COCKS POROUS PLASTER, and In a short time %.
tanned relief.
"In my opinion oiese pasters should be house
hold for in OF coughs colds, Drans bruises
pains Of any kind. ] know in my the results
have been entirely satisfactory aud beneficial"
Henry Thorne, Travelling Secretary of the Y
NJ G. A., writes:
Exeter Hall Strand.
London Februa ~ .. 1888
'I desire bear my testimony the value n ALL
COCKS POROUS PLASTERS. / have used them for
pains the back and side arising from rheumatic and
other Causes deriving benefit 80.
pication They easily applied and comforting
Those engaged. in public work which involves
exposure sudden changes Of temperature will do well
10 keep a supply Of ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTER In
their portmanteaus."
Hon. James W. Hustled says:
when suffering from cough, which threatened
pulmonary difficulties, which recommended to 20
Florida relieve. / determined ALLCOCK'S
POROUS PLASTERS. / applied them 10 my chest and
between blades. and in less than fortnight
entirely cured"
Henry A. Mott, Jr., Phi. d., F. c., late Gov.
eminent chemist certifes:
my investigation Of ALLcoCK's POROUS PLAs.
TER shows contain valuable aud essential ngredens
to found in any other plaster and nd superior to
and more efficient than any other plaster"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-19
MlYOR GIANT not WELL YET.

Mayor Grants attack OF grip has been supplemented
by aggravated Of throat that Instead Of
being able TO appear at hi, Office Yesterday. ~ he eX
pected, he compelled TO keep his bed The Mayors
condition not regarded as serious, but hi, physician
positively cniolncd and quiet. and confinement
his rom long the bad weather Last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-19
COMMISSIONERS IL LuNACY DISCHARGED.

several weeks ago William H. Willis, DR.. Hamuei H.
Elliott aud Henry winthrop Gray were appointed 'o"i
uisouers 20 examine james Blewitt To his sanity,
,.to,,. "a sheriff, iurv soon after their appointment.
however Hewitt escaped from his nurse mt the Asiof
House II I, believed that he is In New-Jersey WIN
his brother. but the commissioners and Mrs. bIewlu
hnve been unable TO fnd him. Judge Barrett Of the
and ordered Mr, B,wlt t. pay 500 20 expenses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-19
Annrr1NH ANnruER NAME.

chic, Justice DAILY, Of the Court Of Common Pleas.
ba, granted leave To William Bradhurst Field. of No.
= West Thirty srventhst.. to ASSUME the name OF
William HIadhurst O,eood Field. He wishes to adopt
the name Of his ancestor. samuel Osgood who was
Postmaster General OF the United states IN l'eV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-19
sr.rr DRorGIIT AGAINST J. r. KEENE.

suit has been brought against James t. heehe oS
A. L. Oppcnheim & co. for the recovery Oh Q-''i' 80
The plaintiff claims that as result oil s'ooA '''''"o
,,,s an account was started between them In May,
1--- when il was found that s24l0 - was due him.
Mr. Kcene has put In general denial Judge Dugro'
q, the superior Court placed the suit on the short
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-19
THE VANDERBILT YACHT CASE.

Testimony in the libel Of F. W. Vanderbilt a-"il''
MS Yacht Conqueror will be taken in the tnited States
Dstrict Court 10 morrow and Judge Brown VIII hear
the argument, Of counsel on Friday The Collector
seized the yacht holding that she was liable to duS
becau,e she was built abroad The United stat.
supreme Court decided last week that the blS''''
Court had jurisdiction in the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-19
THE RrrFTays on THE TRAIN SENTENCED.

Poughkeepsic y. V. Ian Is-William Rearfon.
Albert Burnseen and John Van Nome the three drunken
men who frightened the passengers on train on the
New York Central Railroad list night by engaging in
desperate light. this morning sentenced TO the
pententiary for one year each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-19

Seventeen through trains leave Grand Central 80
ton daily for the North and West. See ume tabb 's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-19

Ask MCOCKS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-06
YaxeS.
OFFICIAL LIST OF DELINQUENT TAXES Or
SALT LAKE COUNTY.
FOR THE YEAR 1892.

pursuan. to Section Eleven of Chapter XII (xxxx OF
A avs of the Territory of Utah. passed at the Twenty
,,h i,o) Session OF the Legislative Assembly and tho
sndn,ents thereto the undersigned the Collector Of tho
county, Of Salt Lake. Territory aforesaid hereby gives notice
the following named persons are delinquent
~ he payment Of Territorial Territorial School, County,
County School, and Special School Taxes also tax added by
Tctoa Board Of Equalization, for Territorial purposes, in
aid county the year 1884, to the amount set opposite their
nec,iye names. Unless said amounts, together with the
oss are sooner paid by said delinquent taxpayers shall sell
G property hereinafter described OF any such denquents In
he manner prescribed by law Said sale will begin the third
rday In December at o'clock noon the front door OF
he County House. and continue from day to day until
Inc list Is exhausted.
L. @. HARDY, CoLLEoToR,
SALT LAKE County.
Dated November a6,h, 1884,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-06

Continued on Pago '