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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-12

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with costly Eng aV.Des tful stze) useful
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with other useful and entertaining htera-
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No person OF refinement, economical
housewife or lady OF taste can afford to do
without the Model Monthly. Single copies
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With the hFst premiums 70 each subscriber.
HsJ-' "A new Wheeler a Wilson Sewing Ma
chine for % subscribers at 50 each.
Address W. JENNINGS DEMORE5T,
1ft f No. 478 Broadwa1, New York.
Democrats Monthly and Young America
together, VI, with the premiu-ns Tor each.
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AUSTRIA. ef,e
VIENNA, Feb. 11.-Reichsrath has
resumed, and the House has organ
lied for business. ass5e.
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OF all kinds effected in good companies.
Special attention given to LIFE IFSUR-
4 81 EEoTRRIAL BUSINESS tra.n,ssascted I, 81
at this office BIO . hlHt
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. dgssMctsEEL Y. SCHUBERT b &C, IS
Real Estate and Emsuraacq
.paieqmso uAgeWcys i0 tina ell
-, NQs 4gRgAsHEINGTON IBLOGH,

j Of Corner Reer1, secondrFlOdr,)e 80
Qpppsite hhs .CoqTt1House,lnD- = ri b.8d
.eoL oto70df sytra : EVANSVILLE IsDs
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TO settle the wages Of 30 laborers at the close Of
work hours on the last day OF the mOnth.-snd the
plan Is Oten adopted Of paying each laborer when
AIS month Of ~ days service has expired
Section 3 % the contract. in which the Min
ister undertakes 10 usurp the place Of Courts Of Law
AMI Legislatures, and 70 declare that mo contract
Sr the renewal Of this contract. which shall b made
whge this contract i in force, shall be valid,"-
seems 10 me u be 80 utterly Illegal rs to be unworthy
Of consideration The proposition that a Minister
an Executive Oficer-can make law at all. l. prePo>-
terOus. No legislature would 80 far infringe upon
the liberty Of the subject, as TO enact, for example,
that no contract FOR the extension Of 4 lease. or the
renewal Of a prOmissory note. made while the lease or
note was in force. shall be valid but IL would be an
act precisely similar 10 that Of the Minister IN this
case.
1t might be argued however, that though a r'Hs'e-
al Of the contract Is forbidden. yet the making Of :
new contract is not
No doubt there are many h~ardships and difficulties
incident to our peculiar labor system and our pecu-
liar laws on the subject, but the proper remedy is by
wise legislation and not by edicts from the Home
Office" n
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For LINCOLN
iCorrespondenee OF the p. c. Advertiser.l
The X lila and Subsidy.

Mn. EDITOR At the late session of the Legisla-
ture a special appropriation was made out of the ma
tional purse to support the Riiauea for the few re-
naming months Of her useful existence. This sub
sidy was granted with the clear understanding-or
If not, it ought to have been-that she was TO serve
the travelling public, the people who pay the money,
AMI who have a right to its equivalent. Regular,
speedy communication between certain fixed points is
what is to be gained by employing steam, and when
paid for should most certainly be furnished.
Now, what right had any one to order the RIiduea,
on one of her late trips, TO proceed direct from ka-
waihae or Mahukona to Lanai, in order to land cat
tie and in consequence to touch at none of the
usual ports on East Msuir Passengers Starting AZ
very early morn and coming to those ports-and in
fact riding a part Of the night in order to be in time
were compelled either to return home or make their
weary way over the mountain to Lahaina. The
company owning the boat certainly had no right to
do this, for they are paid to serve the public. The
Government have no right to order the steamer here
and there, except in cases of national emergency. 1
would like to know for one who was to blame i'll this
matter? RIGHTS.
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Illinois that the political battle will he most
warmly contested. About tho two latter there
can b. no doubt that they Will vote the Repaid
lican ticket by handsome majoritics, rs they have
done for the past four or five year,. In Pcnnsyi-
yania and Ohio, n considerable portion OF the
voters arc Quakcrs and quiet old out-of-the-way
farmers, who seldom care - vote, but when they
do come out, it is to support the Republican
ticket. If these are induced to vote, it will de-
eide the question but there is no counting ON
them.
There is another feature Of the campaign which
must not be forgotten. The organization known
as the . Grand Army of the Republic" cOmpris-
ing discharged volunteers in the late war, and
numbering over one million rofers, are all pledged
to support Grant. Had the Democrats nominated
n soldier as the standard bearer of the party, 1t
might have divided them to some extent, but az it
is, Seymour will not get fifty thousand of their
votes. These volunteers, being scattered through
out the Union, will have a powerful influence in
every State.
The New York Tribune, in giving its views on
the November election, has the following state
ment. Ii will be seen that it claims for the Re
publican party some States which we consider
doubtful or sure for the Democrats
The PnospEcr.-we hold it morally certain that
the States here subjoinel will choose Grant and Colfix
II..,... - lila r,a,,r..o-
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The President. Amne.,y Proclamation.

CHICAGO. July +.-The Presidents Amnesty Pro-
clamation is us follows. emitting numerous where
as: "Now. therefore, be it known that /. Andrew
Johnson. President of the United States. do by vir-
tue of the Constitution and in the name of the
people of the United States, hereby proclaim that
Internationally and without reservation to all
and every person who directly or indirectly parti-
cipatcd in the late instruction OF the rebellion.
excepting such person or persons rs may be under
presentment or indictment in the United States
Courts having competent jurisdiction upon charges
OF treason or other felony. full pardon and amnes-
ty for the offence of treason against the United
States or adhering To their enemies during the late
civil war with the restoration of all rights except
as to slaves. and except also. as TO any property
OF which any person may have been legally divest-
ed under the laws of the United States" The pro-
clamation is dated July 4.
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.--s o 'hs''AA
Tnfal-Dn States 4.

Add to these either Pennsylvania or Ohio, or lndi-
ana with Nebraska or Nevada, and the Republican
ticket is elected. Hence we cannot perceive n proba-
bility of its defeat. But the belt of Central States,
beginning with Connecticut, New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, to end with Indiana, will he
stubbornly contested. Our adversaries must carry
them all TO win if they lose either of the three largest,
or Indiana with either of the two smaller, they are
beaten. Hence We must expect them to contest each
of these five States with the fury of desperation.
1t may be interesting in this connection TO give
the result of the last Presidential election in No
vember, 1864, with the approximate majorities.
No Southern States then voted
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PARIS. July 4-In the Corps Legislatif the dis
cnssion on the budget OF war continues jules
Favrs replied on this question to the attacks
OF the opposition. which b. characterized rs an at
tempt against the Empire. and worthy only Of
-corn. A strong army, he declared. was n pledge
of peace. BY her acts France wishes to preserve
peace and independence. but all nations must ever
be prepared for the contingency Of war France
had No sinisser design. but could not consent to
disarmament, fer no confidence could be placed in
tLe fraternity Of nations.
Rorher IN a subsequent speech On closing the
debate said the EmpcrOrs government accepted
the idea OF German unity and recognized the rights
OF nationaIities- The only war possible for France
was one OF defense Of her territory, honor or self
reliance.
m Is reported that a furiongh will be granted to
ali the rams and Gle Of the Filth Corps Ge Armie.
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sbsps' Mails

Fos PoarL Avn, OEEsox-Per Alaska, ON Thursday neXf.
Fos sss FskseIsco-No vex.<f In Darr
Fos EsU sI-rss N-sr@ Nerna, 1s@iay.
Fos MsUI-Per Nate lee, ON Monday
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The following may be set down as equally GER
for the Democratic nominees,
SEYMOUR AND BLAIR,
The following States cannot be positively
claimed for either party, and may be placed as
DOUBTFUL.
According to our tables, there is a total of :

According 10 our tables, there Il q total oil -Ji
electoral votes to be east, making las necessary
for Il choice. Other Southern States may be re-
organized in time to allow them to vote, but the
probability is that only those named will he priv
legged. 1t is in Pennsylvania. Ohio. Indiana and
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What Glass of Labor is Rest.

Or what Laborers will be permitted to be imported, that the
united action which Is necessary TO obtain any adequate amount
ol Imported Labor Il wanting. by getting the views Of the
majority, something may be effected, or a sufficient number Of
various classes Of lahorers may he asked for to make it worth
whil- To- organize with the sanction oi the Board Of immigra-
on)eNpedtion- an different quarters.
-; Im W. l.. GREEN.
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THOSE PLANTERS AND OTHERS
in want VI
Imported Labor.

VIII address a line n the undersigned. stating what kind Of
men. aud how many they will be likely to want, he will en-
deAyor 10 have their requirements met, as far as practicable
There being at the present moment so many different views
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDAY,. AUGUST s.
Labor Contracts.

Since the enactment Of the law relating 70 mas
ters and servants, passed in lSGO, il has been Gus
tomary 10 enter into 4 written or printed agree
ment binding both master and servant TO certain
engageraent-- These i5ruIs have been printed in
various versions, IA different PARTIES wished them.
The most usual, and perhaps the least objectiOua-
bic, has been the following.
AGnEE5lESr.
By Tus ISDESTUNE, Jha Smith Of Oghn, u the
hrSt part, agrees wsth OPuHgi o. Kauai, Of the SEC
Oni part, as f0llOUs
Ii, OpHHEi, agree 10 work faithfully and dill
gently for JAn Smith for the term Of frsirs G2)
months, from the Lat day OF -AHgat, 1865, in his ser
vice, aat at such Place as lie may assign me To work
And II | am absent without the consent Of the party
Ok the hrst part, or his agent. then / viii perform two
days service FOR every working day that 1 am absent
uL-n, at the expiration Of the ireire months
named above, / am indebted 10 the party II the first
part, then l agree to further serve for months,
on the terms specified below.
I'LL, John Smith, agree faithfully 10 pay to
ODUHu1 the sum Of siShi dollars (SS) for each month
Of faithful service, 20 the end Of the term specified
above, and to provide him with food and blgiBg.
IL wITSEss WHEREOF. we hereby subscribe our sig
natures tiss Isl day Of -7Hga1, 1858.
WITNESS "
Received a. advance under this contract, s..
The late Legislature passed n law, which will
be found on our fret page, requiring that all
contracts with Hawaiians should be in Hawaiian
AMI English. Under this enactment, the follow
ing has been issued ia the Est GG=e1s
Pursuant To the provisions Of the " Act to regulate
contracts between masters and servants" the follow
ing form has been prepared in both languages:
FTED. " HUTcnIsOS,
UoxE OFFICE. Minister Of the Interior.
August list, 1864.
This agreement. male anil entered into, this-iay
Of A. u. Is, by and
in the Island OfNpartyO Of the first part, AMI
putty Of the second part, witnesseth
l. The said party OF the second part, promises to
perform such labor upOu-iu the district u
and Island d. in the capacity d, as the
said party Of the first Part, and his heirs, executors
and administrators shall direct. and that he shall
faithfully anil punctually perform the same as be-
comes q good workman. and that he will obey all
lawful commands Of the said party Of the FIRST part,
during the terra d to lie computed from the
date hereof.
IL. The said party Of the first part for and on be-
half Of himself, his heirs, executors and admtnistra-
tors, will well and truly pay OF cause to be paid unto
the said party Of the second Psrt, ut the end Of each
calender month during which this contract shall re-
main in force , compensation OF wages at the rate Of
for each calendar month, IL said party
Of the second part shall well and truly perform his
labor n aforesaid
Ill No contract for the renewal Of this contract,
shall be valid
Done in duplicate, nt-Ou the-day of-A-
ID. Is. each party retaining enc copy.
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LAws-On cur first page will be found n eontiHu-
alton Of laws passed. at the hate session Of the Legisla-
ture. The following is n list Of those printed today:
An Act o. Indemnify the Minister % Finance, &c certain
rsasys expended.
Az At respecting The dafSs of Conmi.-ioners of Rights of
way.
An Act Go amend section 5ss of the Civil Coae-rchatinx TO
the time Of opening and closing the polls
An Act - amend an act entitled an act 20 repeal Chapter 10
OF The CEvl Code, and 90 regulate the Bureau of Public In
Etructon-
An Act 20 Earafass the Settlement Of Boundaries, by the ap-
pointment of Commissioner, and tO extend the term % the
Commission Of Rountarics % 1874
An Act TO amend section s01 Of the Civil Code. 10 enlarge
the pasers of the Police Courts in certain civil cases.
An Ast "a compile and publish the penal laws % the King
dom, both in the Hawaiian ana English languages
Al Act % punish Earratry.
An Act % regulate contracts between Masters and Servants
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OAHU COLLEGE.

gGNHE NEXT TERM OF THIS INSTITU.
Il TON will begin on Wednesday. the 2i day Of Sept. next
Candidates for admission will be examined On Monday and
Tuesday preceding.
During the coming year Students will be under the Tuition
OF Pres. ALEXANDER and Prof CHURCH, assisted by Misses
l. }. SLOAN and r. L. SMITH, ladies who have had large ex-
perience and marked success as teachers.
Students wishing bnari at the Institution should make i'm
mediate application to C63j 40 l.. p. CHURCH.
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FOR q g,
A NEW.
Complete and Efficient Plant /!


LNO TAKING OFF ONE TON OF SUGAR
q per day OF ten working hours. consisting Of
ONE IRON MILL and horsepower.
ONE CENTRIFUGAL MACHINE and horsepower Tor tur-
bine-vheei when there Is a good head OF wat-r) CIarifer.
SORGHUM PAN. forty feet long.
UPPER and OWE FURNACE MOUTHS aud grate-bars.
IRON CHIMNEY. twenty-five feet by twenty four inches,
TWELVE IRON COOLERS, to hold one ton each.
All of the Latest and most Approved Make,
And may BE- h-d-by giving a few weeks notice IN the under
sfgn-d-br $4,000.
ALARGER MILL. Pans and Chimney.
TWO CENTRIFUGALS, with Engine and Boiler to drive
them, and
TWENTY COOLERS, all complete rs above. and capable Of
taking OF from t~o to three tons per dag, for $500.
Time allowed on approved paper, or a liberal discount for
Cash. Notifications made in the above Machinery To suit
circumstances as required
The undersigned having had considerable experience in the
above style Of Sugar Machinery. will guarantee its doing eff
good cane and juice, and is prepared 10 supply Plans and
Specifications % What Machinery is requisite to make on the
above principle any specified amount OF sugar up to -Four Tons
per day, and he Is satisfied that no larger quantity Of Sugar
iron. the same juice and no better Raw Sugar can be made 10y
any Machinery whatever mot cNceptIng the Vacuum OF other
Steam Pans) than by a property arranged Sorghum Pan APP
paratus, with CHARTERS, Cooling Surfaces. Furnace, -lues aud
Chimney in proper proportion TO each other, While less skill Is
required In The management than with any other apparatus.
6ST I'm W. L. GREEN.
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FOR SALE.

%l THE WELL ESS
Ia STAND. situated on the corner OF Mauuakea and
In Hotel streets. The principal Building consists Of five
good sized well ventilated rooms, with out-o1ices, consisting OF
Bakehouse and oven, with two large store rooms. aud other
Recommendations For further Information apply To q. WILL
HELM, Hotel street, q r at the Office Of i
637 1t J. W. AUSTIN
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JONI MERCIAL.


kvagUST =. ts1s-
The rosu@nd paekss ssRaaa-r ssszfa. esuss-d - tAs arm
&C a.. y. spsusr a Co, arviycs q. t- Tan. hnsea DAY. from
ths Columbia RiveE, wien a e~rB q humber, dsur. gain, &C
ny her W. have a sw days later HisSss. from San Franei.eo
aSt ths Fast man Ne ~sAii by tn sfoafaaa s4rni-hed-
rhr new crop ~ wa~at Ia orsrss aad CsHesrzaa va. bring
harvested rad Considerable quantities hal already r-a<h-I
u,arksr. " 70 rsportsd - D. % Nad quality x-usrany, though
IN sosms d~tdets the rssf has made IT, appearance. The enpP
viii b. hsavy, and hr California aons. N l. e-tanat-i that
Tiers will be twenty MILLIONS efba.heis q ~heat. txa-tAlris u
which sn be exported o. me Aranfs states aad Eargps.
Prices Il wheat AMI -four have materially declined IN san Fan
ei.cu. Wheat vi. quoted AZ AZ ~ per loo pounds. ant aur
a. e. SO 20 81 per 200 pounds OH. we're Quoted at q % per
Too pos..l@
In 'be Portland MARKET sr JuIs II. the srssetban- rsven Er
sns~f az 10 a. BE RHo euasc, tc -tmfSieh Leland HEo
ia--cs, DOC per EaIlaa salmon, In bassri., - IA hall bansl.,
81 Cos ksro-ens, so a. sScf EE, s2s a. ss7f rice, No IPatna,
se{ypy'--, 80 40 &c per boz hay, sT yer Ton.
sar9SAtsff'e was tading az Portland with grsla Soc Aus
tsaiiafto sai duEiag July.
The aa<t quotation % g,LI ia New York va. $50 ss an III.
sh ssJuiy.
The Hawaiian bark HsHaa Lao arrived OF tn. port On
Tsestay last, with a cargo % iumb-r from Puget Sund, and
prseeei~l The zaas day 10 Kolaa, Kauai ~lpr- a psrts,a a her
eargot- % be landed. Boz this port she his a quantity ofheasv
trb-rs, ssfsrea by the Government Cor the ~harvs..
T'fhe British schooner FaEorifs arrived On the ssh, p Jays
from Victoria, W. with a eaFyo Of general mereharansz, eoa-
signed n Walker q Allen.
Ths schooner Aarks win rsturu o. Portland .th . cargo Of
Ainsf pnriaes, u sal with q spaieh.
The soa-s analo on Fort Street, occupied by Mr. ramuI Saw
ase, were sold at public auction on sltsFiay List BY os4-r Of
the a--isness, AMI rarrhasei BY " = IEttt, Esq br sGi0so,
which 10 about six hundred dsuars over Wstt u vas valued At
in the inventory u The estate. IG Is a 5sosas and eeHIaI Loea-
Tim. that 10 ne~~r lacking . tsnaEE.
business 10 extremely dan a. usual in eur n6Isunner, when
the harbor = destsuts q sihpptHg anil half th@ popul2t tim %
the town - absent There = a very ELr prospect % the usual
active FAN tra5s, notwithstanding the decreased hunter Of
whalsrs szpecs-d tsis tall The first ~haier, the Pys1dsHt.
arrtsst h-t year soss the s-issek SEPTEMBER I ; AMI In 1880,
the ass arrival was the H@. Gtgorf from me same gragnsf
ga the Ian % septenbber. Tn. hrst vessels from thr lsrth.rn
ns-t may thsresass he Sosed sc during the asSt thirty days
An aaetoa credit saa of Staple dy goods VA heal yesterday
by Mr. T. : Barlow, hut prices rcaiis.l w.sc far bsio~ dSt
Gust, and Indicate M dispo-tGa amou= retailers 20 invest, even
nj IN n1'esioaSiy low prisrs al which, the gods were knocked
down s~eie 10 The doosesties Fvali1sI Eif precs. but 40 arg
quantities were oarrsL-
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ADMINISTRATIVE Notice.

a LII PERSONS HAVING LAJN Ms AGAINST
n the Estate Of Rev. EDWARD JOHNSON, late 81 waoli,
Kauai. are requested to present the same, and all those iR-
debted to the Estate 70 make immeyiiate y yment to the un-
dersigued IN OF before the LIST day Of Jsuuary next
LOIS :. JOHNSON, Administrators.
Who'll. Kauai. July 30. lS6S. e. lm
New-York tribune., 1868-04-11
y7olitts Of Sarkrupttr.

us MaEsnaLis Or1Cr T. n. oF PrSSs1tyaNA
Pnm,pKLPHi,. March q, 1863 )
rI'UIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
2Ch lsy of March D l gsrag 10 VS. e. a.
estate NATHAN =. PAACOASI and LILLIAN H. W.
SOCK copsrn.r. D. PAECOAST WAhNOCk ofPhne1hs n ne
County o PHILADELPHIA and Stale Of peuuivan who haTt bea A.
In g bup.s petition; ti lie pArut olany debts a.
deliver auy property beonglg o. such tanI. - hs o ~
bsr nee al transfer OF property By thea 1Ten h R
that meeting the cTrdo of sah tausrps 10 Prove eI l
and asgucssi ihsft estate. W % ~ -
hoICn a. No bl3 NaH See fiid' ll
before EDWIN T. CHASE rl Rtlsrr % tae tt y 81 Ap a
D. 1888 st 40 O'Clock T. G. kLLNAhhR L. = Marital o. Ae'
"-''AN"" ~
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Xtgal 0siins.
CUPREME COURT.

SUPREME COURT
I'M III. matter ofs Application of Coau - he Csr.
Psri isr aud hef ~ tie Mayor Ahen snd Colmots si
the Cily u NcB. lork. relative o.
H OPENISG ASD LAYING OFT
4 PUBLIC SQUARE OR PLACE,
Hnysgin s1l rhgsn s,sis ~ ile iGh isi SI.s
tisIcol s1suding from 9Th 81 fn u-s street.
~ THE CITY OF NENNoAh.
TIE of ComHi'oner' Of hc Ceaa rir ne ni'a' 90 ~
81 fir tn
York pursuant o. tte Az 81 iby Lfga.a g ts lll
inq ~ o-sn portions Ct ald County OF h~e-ioik rssd
Apl lfih Ghhs being present. hfre iss n'nfe -
tour Tie lint su' 81 pfs l
,le Special Term n ssd oaTi 70 pc % ~
of WetesdsT, the tteenih az
ofApd 1862 q % ope1aE obc Court o. ihti a1y or
cs s heard thereon, r Tie tfpiltWfttul Nph
o.rs f Etnae nd Assant tie orrerttl niteri iiI
the nat1fe Of Improvement hereby n'- te
and Public Place bft1ren Ii stl sll
FfTuuih streets pud tie thh ani siIih asuuef 40 'o S'
ffvfe vd The westerly SIDE thetoL elteu g iom l
ehih Hnyrluh rtet - ogt y te N'1man'' 81
the CeniIal PARK ir thf City Of NcN loIA
Dated Se8-lofk March 2ld nih
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Corporation ,loiirs.

EERRY LEASES AT AUCTI0N.-At the
enc nan on THURSDAY TIE sth day of May lp st n 0coek
rl he sod al Public Auction tle hghe BIDDER, With ale
ou secDrg for from the 10 day oi Nay, l
The LASEof tb. Ru s Dos sahaea oA ihe 1901 % '@'s
A. 20 fiuiers Point, Long Island ,,-,
The LEASE Of the Fern Established ron ne o't OF 'a'A
son..t 10 BfOoklgu. Long lsl.ld ,
Terms sn conditions Of De hri up1n Application At lh Cong
oUre o. GoH'mlnrr of t sinking Fu1d
RICHARD B. CoNNOlLi Comptroller
CITY ofNe York Department OF finance Compirolers once, hp
l.