Property sale notice from the estate of S F Batter
The document announces a sale at the court house door on a Tuesday in June for the property of S F Batter, deceased, detailing tract descriptions along Walton street and nearby landmarks, naming heirs and the administrator J T Hale, Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan
Ayell
Couto
beley
Georgia
erstelaogners
Ieee
Wolzer
stouing
Dante
st JOHN T. HALE
ad. Cameron
os Sale
Walton sein
sridel
d street
howard
martha
paylog
Tols
SALTER
Tobacco Rebate for Georgia Claimants to Be Paid
Washington reports that Comptroller Lawrence informed Mr Blount all tobacco tax rebate claims from Georgia have been audited and will be paid through the regular process. Georgia claimants will receive rebates in a few days, while other items touch on political events and legislative actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lawrence
Blount
Georgia
treasury advatta
Georgia cipimanta
Lowry
John Wite
Wize
Danville
Wins
Stautor Willams
senate
house committee on judiciary
Representative
Tucker
secretary of the treasury
United States
New York
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Virginia
South Carolina
United Sites
Baltimore
Senate Advances Agricultural Funding With Wells and Silk Aid
In Washington the Senate passed the agricultural appropriation bill after committee tweaks. An amendment funds $20,000 to locate and sink artesian wells on arid public lands, limited to two wells. a silk culture program receives $15,000 after a defeated attempt to cut it to $2,000. The lab not was raised to $20,000, and Silk culture support remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
senate
Van Wyen
New Orleans
Linsley Messe
Wilson
Conger Cole
Hale
McMillan
Miller
Ingalla
Allison
Mississippi flood relief sought by joint resolution debate
A House contest over a $100,000 flood relief appropriation was discussed. Ellis of Louisiana pushed relief aid for Mississippi River flood victims while Donn of Arkansas read supportive telegrams. Connally of Pennsylvania opposed immediate action. Hewitt of New York complained of a forged letter about tariff policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowery
lees
Mr. Ellis
Louisiana
Mississippi river
Mississippi valley
Mec
Donn
Arkansas
Connally
Pennsylvania
ACUBIDI
Wr. Hewitt
New York
lethuuta
Henry W. Olivar, Jr
Morrion
Oliver
Hewitt
Firisuuso
The
Sunday Globe
Pruiaius
Mr. Hewitt
Q.dver
Waswixcron
Henry v. Oliver,Jr
Lwollaw
Dow
texas
robes
Phillipa
Jou
W. Giver
Municipal Deadlock in Oliver's Time Course
A chaotic scene in a late 19th century city hall features a legislative standoff over duties and a controversial letter. Debates center on Oliver Hewitt and the handling of duties, with politicians clashing over governance and possible improprieties amid a broader parliamentary struggle.
TILDEN TICKET FORECAST IN NEW YORK POLITICS
A Paris dispatch covers New York Democratic leaders planning the state committee meeting to set dates for the national convention. Tilden's supporters push for the old ticket while Gov Hoadly’s stance and Paynes role stir speculation. observers note Tilden remains central to the contest as June convention timing looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
democrata
Massachusetts
Butler
democratic state committee
Ohio
Columbus
James 5. Negley
congress
T. W. Boyne
Pennsylvania
Jefferson county
New York
Tuden
Flower
MR Tildens Sincerity and Arthur Meeting in New York
A May 20 dispatch from New York reports an intimate friend of ex Governor Samuel J. Tilden noting Tilden still refuses the Democratic presidential nomination, while affirming belief the old ticket could win New York and other northern states. A large Cooper Union meeting supported President Arthur for a second term, with Beecher and Be acherite rhetoric praising Arthur and urging unity among business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
forrina
Sagan
the Globe
Mr. Hewitt
Howitt
Oliver ou
Oli
Hewitt
O'iver
Wewass weoen & manufacturer
anni i
Messie
Elis
olune
Slocum
ve. Poole
William EB
St. Hart
Ohio
pri
contendi
tare neen
Lowery
J. Wise
Virginia
O’Ferrall-Paul
Virginia bourbai
congress
Barnum
Indiana
Harsum
Virginis
Wine
Lowry
Wize
Wise
Wisa
Thomas A. Hendricks
genteran
Reed
Maine
Hendricks
Samuel J. Biden
Hiscock
New York
WAA
Mindry
Teltibane
Tennessee
Moudhy Yaya Hols
Tide Clivetann
Hoadly
Tiiden
Payne
Tilden
Chicago
Paynes
alice
Ameiicaut
Hosdly
Doman
Mr. Tilden
Mendrick
Fanton
Cleveland
Columbus
Honayao
Kent
Mackin
Fignhill
Tribana
Fifth avenue
William L. Scott
Juho
Priest
John G. Priest
Smith M. Weed
bis
Hos
Fhtweesiden
Ulaine
Ban Harrison
Blaine
nemi- Phutance
Gam Tilden
Lem
Handricks
Coniaidt
Samuel J. Lilden
democratic party
saema 'o
Granercy park
New
Taraay
Randall
gael
halon
York
elitizans
Arthur
Cooper union
Seata
H W Beecher
Bues
Winston
Archer
Horace Raswell
Park Goodwin
Commercial Advertiser
Henry Ward Beecher
Brooklyn
auehier
Beecher
hia
gergyman
Chester A. Arthur
Wayne MacVeagh
Benjamin H. Bristow
inself
Caeser A. Arthur
tha
Sauatar Edmunds
Berator Sherman
Arhur
Guitrau
Arthur may
Garreit
Achar
MacVeagh
civil service
Hays
secretary of the treasury
Dorsey
bert
Conkling
Pratt
Albany
Washington
Gulleat
Garfield
UUMEUS
Loxpon
The Times
France
African intentional association
Congo
African international association
America
foreign office
TRH CORTES
Manet
Alfonso
England
cortes
London
Senor Canovas del Castile
Grant Ward contract ledger and related bank actions
In New York on May 20 the Grant and Ward reference case revealed a ledger of contracts written in Ward’s hand. Entries labeled pork and corn tracked profits, with banks including Manhattan, Mystic River National, Nicholas, Wendham, Second, Lincoln, and others financing notes endorsed by Ward. The testimony described fictitious profits, arbitrary divisions, and a strict entry process via Fish, with transfers and securities details noted. Separate items reported attachments against A W Dimock Co. for bank failures, a forced assignment for Gage & Co., and regional bank actions in Charlottsville and Pallasimeg, plus race results and baseball scores from Baltimore, Louisville, and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grant
Manhattan company
Mystic river National bank
Nicholas bank
Wendham National bank
Second National bank
Lincoln National
Grant & Ward
Ward
Jake
Archar
Fish
Warner
Davies
sabyina
Russell Sage
DENMARK
Donahue
A. W. Dimock & Co
Alfred Tully
P.J.Goodhart & Co
bankers and merchants telegraph company
Tully
Simock & Co
Thimock & Co
PETSASMEG PalLORE
Pururssena
Plantera and Mechanics’ bank
Malivyains & Gillam
Louisvillle
Uus, Gage & Co
Ibis
CHARLOTTEVILLE
CHARLITTESVILLE
Brannan & Co
pemple’s National bank
B. H. Brennan
Pall Mall Gazette
Tae Bergtiza
Framing Ireland Debate Dominates British Commons
The May 20 session in the House of Commons featured heated debate on the franchise bill with Lord Randolph Churchill opposing Broderick’s amendment to exclude Ireland. The division ended 332 to 137 with several conservatives and Parnellites backing the government, while Lord George Hamilton sparked further turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorpes
honss of commons
Lord Randolph Churchill
Broderick
Ireland
lberals
Lord Randolph
Broderick amendmen
George Hamilton
Randolph Charchill
Gorst
Stafford Northcote
Lord Randolph ‘Churchill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Athat
TICE
RE & MARINE
E COMPANY
aciNy Way
irinsonuranea Co
brats
rita
rator
Auctioneery
CocNTY
BOLTON
TD ywarth
Aginally
Aibalot
ae falione, ty aft: Teed eoceoriienfeg
exon
perry
TUCKER JBy
Aidn bods rata
ves
Aadre Lewis
John Wise
Peels
Mizienn Fensions
Bill— Hewitt
Homan
Warlene
Wir
Boston
Martin
common council
onch
citizens' law and order teague
Weaters Union
Western Union telegraph company
ube ous
moniheo
Sty Mar Baton Rouse
BE Martins and
Iberia
Toeodore Foutellan
ttrs
Joen
Personnagre
Paris
Ausayy
selaot
Baratoga
DUPLIC- wey
Fane
Pants
Rapper
Barna
Vienna
ropa
democrats
kraoh
W. E. Dickerson
herato
Guo Macaball
lm Haltimore
Loolsvijie
Barnum firet
Harry Gilmora
jis muea
Cellatta
Saunter
Baurment
Maryland jockey club
Marmaduke
Tattler
King Tom
hall
Welcher
Peerless
Quebec
Constantina
Rancacas
er Eagle
Rico
Hilarity L Eile Warfield
SapEBALL
Taustos
Taustos, May 20.—Trentona, 13. Dempssys of Newark, 6. Philadelphia—Philadelphias
Bostons
Philadelphia
Washingtons
Athletics
Providences
Loko
CHINESA
Paru
chamber of deputies
Berry
Tien Ten
Admiral Peyton
marine
Tungoin
Madagascar
Tenguin
MORGECO
Les Republique Francaise
denica Chatrance
Morocco
eRAND
SOMEPH
epded
Damance Waleh Beaulied
Troy
N. Y
Apo
Delaware and Hudson company
Mechanicsville
Montreal
Tickman
Eagineer
Myers
Anvegeon
Ind
Jas
Frazier
Wesley Happ
Sir Wruntsatos
Del
Charles Blake
Ne Caaile
Bavannan
southern bank
William Palmer
Nepoleon
faland
Hel rena
Mich
Mondsy Jr
Clair McCaulley
James P
sn Pitladsiphia