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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-15

DRooKs GRANT. OF ALASKA-IF Y0U
ID sre in the city call on me at the Occi-
dental hotel MAX PRACHT
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

DEGULAR MEETING OF WASHINGTON
Ii Camp No. /, Patriotic Order Son. Of
America, every Saturday at 7.So p. m. a
their hail In Opera Hsuse. Logan Council,
No. 1. meets seesnd Saturday each month.
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XxYANTED-A SERVANT GIRL. GER
w man preferred. Apply to San
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WsNrEis-To RENT

xNANTED-s OR a ROOMS FOR SMALL
w family. not over II blocks from oc-
cidenial. Address, stating rent. TO I. ~,
this Office.
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y1yASTED-A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN,
w eapabIe and economical. wishes a
situation as working housekeeper for
some widower with children. or an inva
lid lady. or "a nurse. Address MRS. A.
v, H., lock box SIS.
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UASrED-CoAT, PANTS AND VEST
w makers. Apply at enceto DAVIS d
BEyEEEDGE, Nanaimo, p. C.
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urANTED-A GIRL TO WAIT on Ia
w BILE, and not afraid TO do cham ber-
work. Apply d. corner Madison and Front,
over the drug store.
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sEATTbE-La CONNER ROUTE.

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SEATTLE WOOD YARDn

DgY ALDER AND FIR WOOD CUT ANY
IL desired length. Dry s!ndliar q spe-
CiAlty. caSi delivered 10 sHy part Of TIRE
city. Orders received az I2pS Front street,
or 1t yard on Hopkins wns-f, foot Of Senees
street
mhia s-a IA RUSSELL. Prorrietssr
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Fcr sceixhs z9- pss<sse a. Ply AZ ecnpz
ny'k ocsrc wn Nrsier's - hArt
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MANUFACTURERS OR FOUR CON
w venieut rooms for housekeeping.
Address TENANT. this Office.
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At A RAks k8N--AS ATTRACTIVE
y resid-nre fs1Fsfis. ~ ns-s ly ssesi.
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E.'o8 SARA NUMB 4 oF NICE RNs
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l1N}S SAL -G-a AcaSS Of GOOD LAND
Al kivs iAud ssa TIE Aesv. Gszage
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08

All who are SUFFERING with colds, en-
tarrh. sore throat bronchitis, asthma,
hay fever neuralgia or headache are
invited 20 call ht uur office parlor.
AMI try the virtue N Carbolic Smoke
Ball Free trial 10 all. separate parlur for
ladicsD Sufferers from asthma or hay lover
are particularly requested 20 avail them.
selves of this opportunity. Carholio Smoke
Hall reaches the disease direct, looscns and
expels the diseased mucous aud phlcgmc and
gives immediate relief
Prom Hon. Lillard Thompson, District
Acknowledgement, Lebanon, Tenn; After
suffering with catarrh fifteen years, and
spending a great deal Of money for remedies
1 unhesitatingly pronounce your tarbolic
smoke Hall the best have ever used. 10 u
the only remedy ever siw that believe
will cure catarrh, and warmly recommend
IL 90 every sufferer.
Prom Col. J. +. Mcclure Of Mcclure, Neil
A Co. Nashville. Tenn Your Carbolic
smoke BALL l. giving satisfaction aud In.
spircs me with the hope hat II will Afford
permanent relief 10 my nasal caiaffh ana
bronchial affection.
Carlsoiic smoke ball Il already prepared
for use. one Hall will last three Ia ~
months aud j. suihcientt "a cure any ordi'
nary case. Price, 500 We send our rene
dies by mail, boxed postpaid, aud iull diroc.
tions Tor using. on receipt 81 price. Mail
orders solicited and promptly attended to-
order direct from our Office or through your
| druggist. Call on ~ address
CAEnpLic SvUEE BAiL Co,
go Main street Memphis, Tenn.
nn 4. A. IoHSsoN, Aruut
| Correspondence from ministers pl,ysl
/ clans nnd druggists respectfully solicited
/ Agents wanted.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08

own. It was Philippe then who had IN
vaded the apartments OF the girl whose
hand hand been refused him in order to
create a scandal and force marriage.
Such was the severe and unjust charge OF
the irate general, who forthwith dismissed
Can't. De Carlemont from his house
and from the French army. A sub
seouent confession by Christine to
Gen. De Prefond, however, caused the re-
scinding of the double dismissal, and as
reward for his heroic brotherly sacrifice
Philippe was given the sweet girl he loved
1t is hardly necessary to add that the
locket belonged to Lambertin, and that his
one method OF escape was through Mar
celle's room. Eflie Ellsler was entirely
equal TO the considerable demands OF the
very difficult role OF Nine. Leroy. Her
acting in the great scene of the second act
was in every way artistic, the nervous
force exhibited in the portrayal OF complex
emotion being unexpectedly fine. This
little woman has made great advance to
succeed in a part so much beyond her for
mer work. The cast was generally excel
| lent. Walden Ramsay acted Lamberln,
+. S. G. VANDERBILT, Philippe, and Frank
Weston, Jules Leroy. Frank Bangs was
the old general, and Miss Woolcott was
very pretty as Marcelle. A large audience,
numbering many OF the profession, was
present, and its bronzed faces and uncon-
ventional attire told OF the summer and
the good times in the country and at the
seaside. w. V. X.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
A Plea for the veteran.
To the Editor Of The Appeal

To the Editor OF The Appeal
Duty performed on the battle field has
in all ages and by all nations met with due
recognition, and the valor Of our "boys
in gray" has been the theme OF immortal
song and story. The heroes on the other
side have not been forgotten by a grateful
nation. The Union soldier who sacrificed,
his physical proves upon the field OF duty,
is given home or a pensoin. His scars
and empty sleeve are badge OF honor,
and discriminate not against him in the
bread winning race OF life, but in compe-
tition with the able Observation-Disclosures
being equal-the scale OF poplar favor is
sensitive to his claims. Physical disabili-
ties incurred in defense of his country,
speak eloquently in his behalf.
Is the south less grateful 10 its heroes
who stood in the breach in the dark hours
Of her history Does the sight Of the
manned soldier who imperiled life and
lost all but honor no longer awakena sense
OF gratitude? Comrades, you who stood
shoulder TO shoulder with him on the
field of Gettysburg and saw him 90 down
in the storm Of shot and shell shorn OF Q
limb, is there no tie between your
Once a year we meet in the beautiful
shades Of Elmwood 10 eulogize the valoI
of our sleeping heroes. We strew fowen
upon their graves aud have erected mon
ument TO their memory. Is the sentimen
affected only TO the dead? Shall we no
strew flowers in the pathway OF the livini
soldier who did his duty wen and brayely
and who came out Of the Jaws Of death
MANNED for life2
These thoughts are called out by IN
candidacy Of Mr.. McIendon for the nomi
nation for sheriff Of Shelby county.
know the gentleman but slightly, but hea
that he was faithful rs a soldier, that h
has been faithful as n citizen and TO ever
trust in life, and is in every way accep
able for the position 10 which he aspirc'
II this be true, and he he defeated, lot q
pirate no more Of gratitude TO the hero'
Of the lost cause.
An ex-Coniederate candidate for del,
! gate ON the opposition ticket was asked
"Are you going to help defeat that on
rebelP
"Did he lose his leg in the Conielcra
serviccY
Eyes"
Take my name of OF that ticket an
put me down for Mclcndon."
"All right, but how about the otheron
! legged fellow who is running for mag
,rate. lie lost his leg fighting you"
: ale didn't fight me any harder than
y fought him, and d-n him III vote
: him.
: That man would do 10 ride with the as
Hundred" OLD SOLDIER.
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II..Iirrren a IIob.on.

Wholesale groccn, Nos. 322 and 32i
Front street, invite the attention Of the
trade 10 their large nnl select stock OF
groceries, which they oacr 10 cash custom
ors at figures that viii prove advantageous.
our facilities ior handling groceries ol ~.
p.rior excellence nj avery small margin Of
profit are equal or superior 10 those Of any
other Memphis house. Relieving that q
large number Of merchants would buy Tor
cash u the advantages oi 20 purchasing
were understood 10y them, We respectfully
ask an examination Of our goods aud prices
by the merchants throughout this territory,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08

Transparent Paper.

To the Editor Of The Appeal
sir-will you kindly inform me whether
there IL such an article ~ transparent pa.
per manufactured Is Il patented, and who
u the manufacturer Please answer
through your paper aud obligc,
A SUBSCRIBER.
Memphis, Tenn, july.
There is no such thing a. transparent
paper, We believe, but you should see a
siationer. Translucent paper can be made.
En-, APPEAL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08

The Rcd Hot Store, No, n Bcalc, Is over
stocked In al kinds Of straw hats and have
determined 20 make Il rel ho, this week
for competitors Note the following
Childfcn's Hats, latest styles, BE- 70 &c.
Misses and Ladies Haas, lalcs, styles, ljc
~ SOC.
BOYS Hats, latest stylfs, l0c 10 2Oc.
Mems and Youths Hats, latest styles, DC
20 Doc.
Ladies' hats trimmed free Of charge.
Don't buy your hats bolofo seeing these
red hot bargains az iho
Ran llor sroEr, No. II Beale u.
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u Change. Thins- Considerably.


To the Editor Of The Appeal
The article in your local columns this
morning puporting TO give my remarks in
regard TO the killing Of John Monasco by
Mr. Dan O'Donncll is incorrect, in 80 far
as II reports me as saying that ODonnell
murdered Monasco and Sheriff Cannon
stood by with folded arms and permitted
Il 10 be done.
What did say In substance, was that
had Sheriff Cannon done his duty 10y ar
resting Monasco as he should have done,
he could not have attacked 0Donnell,
and bloodshcd would have been averted.
Nothing was further from my mind than
20 characterize Mr.. o'Donnell's killing
Monasco as murder. | have always un-
dertood and believed O'Donnell acted
purely In self-dcicnsc, and jus,ihable In
protecting himself in difficulty forced ON
him without fault, and never doubted that
he was properly acquitted.
have known Mr.. O'Donnell well and
iayorably for many years and regret ex'
tremely that any allusion Of mlnc IN re-
gard 10 this matter should have been mis-.
construed and been the cause Of pain 10
him or his friends.
II II furthermore proper for me TO say
tina, did not intend 10 convey the idea
/ that Sheriff Cannon was in any sense q
party 90 the difficulty In which Monascc
was killed, but simply meant 10 charge that
IN my judgment, he did not oct with th'
prompiitudc and decision with which III,
chief peace officer Of the county should
have acted In arrcsiing two excited ant
drinking men who were seeking a difficult!
with O'Donncll, and that had lac done Il
the killing would not have taken place
Respectfully, w. q. DAVIS,
Chief Of Police.
| Nf.,,,,its T.nn I,ty
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Mno.IhrrrY Irn,I Jars.

Rest In the market, will be- cold ior one
week II the following prices
Half gallon, si.3j per dozon.
One quart, sl.2j per dozen.
Ono pint, sl.20 per dozen.
One dozen Of Woodbury. jars are worth
two dozen Of Masonic
A. KoHtuRy 4 Co,
No. ~ Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08
re B. The ernnd.on.

To the tiliof OF the Apical'
In the biographical sketches Of Gen.
Benjamin Harrison, nominee Of the Re
publican party for President, Il Is said he
Is a son Of William Henry Harrison, a
President Of the United States, and also IN
other sketches Il makes him grandson OF
William Henry Harrison. You will please
answer which Is correct and oblige.
ISoriRER.
Tonlon Tenn Juiy z
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Tonlon. Tenn, July Z.

PoIrivIty the best remedy ever discoV.
cred 70, ali Diseases OF man and beast that
can be reached by an external medical ap-
plication. IL Hangum Root Eminent. One
trial will convince. Manufactured only by
Rangum Root Medicine Co, Nashville, Tenn.
Fifty cents per bottle For sale bylieis,or,
2s3 Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08

Lev CREAM. cakes, pies and bread deliy-
cred ~ any part Of the city Tree. D. Zen
sleek, 80 Hoale street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08

" YOU are leaving iol your summer trip,
don't forget 90 have lunch put up nj
Floyd 4 MONEYS
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08

Prnrsr and bcsi ,pln and mineral
waters al Seabrook's lfu. .lofc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08

rsr syrup Of Punr, ior constipation.
For sale by all druggsi..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08

TINS Crown wash blue has no equal.
Every woman recommends H.
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Muliord's ior lilyefuIc.
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GRrAr Bargains at Mullord's
The Newtown bee., 1888-06-22

1A FICTION SA LIZ OF ORA SS.-The grass on A tho !. Burr MalIett farm of Tashua Will De sold nt Auction on Saturday, June v, isse' yNDR SAIE.--A fonr.yrarold pair of stubs u F threesycarold pair of Steers aue two linlfers D MEL DAN IS, ,Enaton. Botsford P.0 Ivok SALE CIrEAr.-4A Square.boy Wagon; Is nlso n Top Carriage. Enquire, ,WAITER H+ CLARK, stony Hiii.
The Newtown bee., 1888-06-22

rV,O THE ADIES--I.adies desiring anything
 \ in the line of hair goods will do we'll to examine my beautiful samples of front pieces and switches. And leave your orders, as prices that will be sure to please all. Switches made over as good as new. Call md see my samples No Trouble to show thcm MISS " GRlGGS.
The Newtown bee., 1888-06-22
NUMBER 25

merism in the Opera House, this week.
 The festival of the Catholics in the city hall appears to have been pro- nounced success.
 The firemen were out, Saturday. for inspection and exhibited a netting for fire escape which was a matter of inter est to the hundreds of spectators. The apparatus was like scoop net. circular, six feet, more or less, in diameter, held when in use by as many as could get around it. each pulling against the oppo- site one. Bremen went up to the top of two and three story buildings and jump ed from the roof into the netting thus held. jumping distance of 20 or 30 feet and were caught in the net, an excellent thing for fire department to possess. Michael Heffron. ill trying to board a | freight train Wednesday week. fell under the cars and was crushed to death. He was cripple. X few years ago sister of his was killed by a stroke of light ning Two years ago his mother ended her days by dose of rat poison.
The Newtown bee., 1888-06-22
LA TzIz'S 'S, SANDY HooK, CrT'-
TEIE David A Nicho1s FIRE SURANCE AGENCY Monroe, Conn
OUR PANTALoON DEPARTMENT:

tho country Ining against damage by Fire or  Suits RENEWALS promptly made any
The Newtown bee., 1888-06-22
wooDBURY.

The late Dea Reuben Allen, many years ago, made George B. Lewis the trustee of his estate. a considerable prop erty. Desiring to reduce the large amount of trust funds in his hands for many persons, he is gradually settling up such trust estates. Last week. he set tied his account with Mir Aliens estate and paid over the funds to Mrs Ruth Benedict of Danbury. sister of MT Allen-
The Newtown bee., 1888-06-22
SOUTH BRITAIN.

One of Mrs Marshal Clarke's biddies laid big hens egg 7NS 34 inches
 The well kept grounds of MT and Mrs John Bryan's pleasant home have been beautified with the rare blooms of yell low calla and rainbow cactus.
 Mrs Stanly wakelee is able to ride out again.
 Mir and Mrs Javis Miller of Danbury were guests of Noadiah Warner, Sunday.
 Peter B. Carroll has been in Chicago since April. at work for an ice company.
 Mapping school meeting on Monday evening. 25th.
The Newtown bee., 1888-06-22

J. "A. Christian s Co.'S Speculative is the very best Minnesota New Process Flour that
 wheat will make or
 money buy. You can always get it at L. B. 1 Booths.
The Newtown bee., 1888-06-22

\ cheap piano is an extravaganza, a good one is an investment. The Mathu- shek is like government bonds, always safe. We can recommend them. Sold by The Treat tS Shepard Go.
The Newtown bee., 1888-06-22
Some Foolish People

Allow a cough to run until it gets beyond the reach of medicine. They often say, 'oh, IL will wear away" but in most eases II wears them away. Could they be induced to try the successful medicine called kemp's BaisaIn, which is sold on a positive guarantee to cure, they would immediately see the excellent CT, feet after taking the first dose. Price JOG and sI Trial size free. At all druggists
The Newtown bee., 1888-06-22

Dr Vile went to Newtown, Sunday, on call of Dr Smith to consult concerning the case of Mrs Norman Hoyt of Berk- shire, a lady we'll and favorably known here. ....#
The Newtown bee., 1888-06-22
UNDERWEAR.

65 dog Ladies' Low and High Neck Gossamer Vests, fancy edge trimmings and pearl but tons, 25c; worth 42c.
 40 dog Ladies' Gauge Vests, with French neck and pearl buttons, regular BOG goods, 3Sc. Ladies' Fine Swiss Jersey Ribbed Vests, all colors, 25 3S and 50c each. The best values yet offered 70 dog Boys White and Mixed Shirts and Drawers, extra value at 25c each for all sizes. 8 dog Children's GOsSamef Vests and Pants, with pearl buttons and stitched neck, sold everywhere at 3Sc, our price 25c. 60 dog Gents White and Mixed Shirts and Drawers, the best in the market, 25c each. Cents Gauge Shirts and Drawers, long and short sleeves, 25c each; worth 3Sc. Job lot Gents Gossamer Shirts and Drawers, silk finish, to all colors, 50c each. One lot of Cents French BalbrIggan Shirts
 and Drawers, regular Sl goods,we will place
 sale at 15c.
The Newtown bee., 1888-06-22
W. 3. HALL & co. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
 
 
 FROM THE
GREAT BOSTON PURCHASE.
 STARTLING REDUCTIONS.

150 dog Ladies' Fancy 2-thread Lisle Hose, reg ular 25c goods F 1-2c pair. 80 dog Ladies' Fast Black and Colored Hose, ' regular made and full length, sold else where as a bargain at 25c, our price l5c. POO dog Ladies' Extra Fine Fast Black Cotton Hose, full fashioned, formerly sold for 50c., now 25c pair
 Special values in Ladies' Fancy Hose at l5, 25 and 3Sc pair; all new patterns. 70 dog Children's Fast Black Ribbed Hose regular made and extra long, at F 1-2c pair; worth 2lc.
 90 dog Misses and Ribbed Fast Black Cot ton Hose, double knees and genuine bar gains at 25c pair.
 One lot Children's Heavy Ribbed Lisle Hose,
 worth from 30 to 3Sc pair, we will offer at
 2lc pair. 100 dozen Gents Fine Seamless Socks, regular F 1-2c goods, will offer pairs for 25c. Job lot Gents Fancy 12 Hose, full regular
 made, all cOlors, 15c pair; worth 25c.
The Newtown bee., 1888-06-22

TTOR SALE CIIEAp.--A second hand ATow " ing Machine, one horse. Apply to F. E. LAKE, IIawloyville, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1888-06-22

If you need thing in the line of Ladies', Misses, Children's, Mems, Boys and Youths Shoes or Rubbsrs, call on E. F. Hawley and inspect his complete stock. We have a large assortment of all of our Staple Shoes, and have added an immense variety ofnew lines. Do not fail to see our goods before purchasing.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-07

The leading Pills OF the day. Why Because
he demand for them is greater than for any
other pills on the market because they answer
the purpose Tor which they are recommended
giving relief To Headache. CONSTIPATION. &c, al
once. They do not grippe or weaken the system
as other pills often do. They are composed en-
tnoiy of powerful vegetable extracts ard
resenoids. well known 10 the protest. %. They
remove Biliousness, Dizziness. Bad Breath.
and cure Dysentery, Jaundice. Malaria, Dys
pepsia and Az diseases OF the Liver. Only one
Pin tor a dose except in extreme eases. They
are lnF PHI for Chills aud Fever sections.
Recommended. endorsed and prescribed hy
loadings physicians.
Write 10 or call on
JOHN G. RUCKER,
J2 Twelfth street.
Lynehburg, Va.
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DELINQUENT CITY TAxEs.
OFFICE COLLECTOR DELtSQuENT TAXES,
CITY HALL, 7
RICHMOND, February |, ISIS.
4 LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE

City Of Richmond on account OF Real or Per
sonal Taxes for 1885, or Assessments for PAY
ing, &c, are hereby notified that all of said
bills have been placed in my hands for coiiec-
tion according 10 law.
! shall endeayor to call on all rs soon rs pos
siblc As have such a large number of bills
to collect it will be impossible to call On any
one more than once. The second time call
will be for the purpose OF leyying. &c.
Ny Office viii be open from O'Clock am. to
3 o'clock pm. Can at once.
Respectfully, W. II. CABDOIO,
Collector Delinquent Taxes.
Alldaily papers please copy ic3-lm
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S $4,000.
Rrcu@ovp, February /, lsss.

RICuNOND, February !, lsso.
Scaled bids addressed 10 the undersigned
viii hc received at the office Of the city Audi
tor until o'clock ON WEDNESDAY Feb
uary 9Th. ISIS for an or any portion Of $40,
go FIVE PER CENTtM RFGfSTtBEb
BONDS OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, pay
able thirty four years after the lst day Of
January. lsSS.
The bids viii bo opened no the time above
named in the presence Of the Committee on
Finance Of the City Council.
These bonds will he issued under authority
of arcsoluti.n of the Council approved Jan
uary 18th, lsSs, 10 provide funds for the re
dcmpiion of the q per cent. bonds maturing
Isl of July next Bids must bee endorsed.
Bids for the $1,000 five per cent loan"
The Committee on Fnance reserve the right
tprcject any and alt bids for these bonds
ANDREW PIZZINI. JR.,
ilai-5t Chairman Committee ON Finance