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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-03
MARRTFD on TIE sTAGE.

Thomas T. Morris-ey Of Buffalo, and Miss Kitty Proc
tor OF san Francisco dancers well known the vaude-
Vile stage married evening az the London
Theatre where they PLAYING this week. The cere-
opy was performed Oh the stage the last specially
Of the programme had been completed Alderman File
pehyimer Oaciated. The bride accompanied by her
mother and little The boxes were filled with che
atiical p.ople The couple received number OF beau
tinl floral pieces one bouquet handed from a u
Miss Proctor contained a diamond ring After the audi
ence had dispersed supper served the stage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-03

PHILADELPHIA July . tspacalJ.-The cricket match
nlaved At Mannheim today between Rosedae club Of
Toronto and the Germantown eleven was st red, Ger
manown taxing the bat and p'yine out time Patterson
and Boheu YER the pair. and the score taken
along very rapidly until 10 was reached, when the last
n,ued was loul-d by Howard Pattr'on contributed
IA made in ms usua style ard Ealston added %
gathered in hsst-cas- cricketng form. noble was ac
countable for lOs Brewster and r. W. Clark were
no. out with p Z, gspectiye credits when time Tor
drawing stumts arrived. TIE total for The side 81
fo four wickets The game continued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-03
THE BELMONT PARK MEETING DELAYED.

Phiad lphia July (sVe0sD-The meeting ut Belmont
Park was delayed to-day " rain and the three for
this till Friday This VIII carry the
programme SATURDAY Entries for the midsummer meet
ing at the Philadelphia Driving Park next We have
Just closed 100 horses IN the owelve
classes. For the Bellevue Hotel Stake, opel 70 2:29
trottars tacre twelve them such good ones
as Fanny Wilcox, Norris n, Sadie NJ. and Trim The
pacing stake has nine names and the fields in the regular
classes promise TO be large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-03

Boston, July "a letter has been received from
Captain }. w. Lav1or who IS crossing the ocean in his
dory. the sea serp,nt Tie letter Is dated Ninety
i've mile, OIL EOstOn light, june "a and brought
10 It John. ~ IT,. hy Captain Floyd II the schooner
Abano which spoke tho serpent that LAY. Cap
tain Law.or was well and in good spirits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-03
on MARKETS.

on City Penn. July 2.-National Transit certificates
anon 4 az GG5s highest 6jlt lowest Co., closed az Oo.
Sa's 900 bb, clea ances. $1,000 oblSi shpmen~'
~ p,,.br-g Penn. July 2-Pctrolsum dull; National
-t cortincates opened 66l2. closed az COZ highest
% bradford penn July 2-Natoual Transit eertihcaes
orenrd az Co., closed at Cos. highest o. lowest Oo't
Ci,ar,nrcs II 600 bbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-03
TRAINS TO THE RACES AT MORRIS PARK ON AND
AFTER lilly L.

II has been arranged that the Second Avenue Ee-
waited Railroad shall carry passengers over the Harlem
Bridge and deliver them al the station at Wilhsave'
where they will change for special train, Leaving
every ten minutes after IL O'CLOCK noon olect 10 the
race course at Morris Park thus getting rid OF the
tedious trip over the Harlem Bridge all this in ad
dition TO running from the old station above Harlem
Bridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-03

rive-rool July .. 3:4j p. m.-Barf IN good demand
eyta Idn mess It ons AZ 90, 81 pine Ws7, St[o"s oa
GonI,nd acon In fair demand Cheese N tlr uenlhu.
IaIow in POOR dnand Iurentne IN iaif deamr eI3ns
Wheat in poor d. Kon-a, v NJ ha1 u, ,faG' a,
= t6d 30 red spring steady &C . sd ftout IN poor
rand C0rn-SpoC and futures In ar der ana niNI q
t.1nr, MT arm az ed August aud >epteM ?
49, a., y I'D Hops az Lond0n-Paclhc Coast-Ihere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-03
PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.

nv common consent the most perfectly appointed
- i'm Inc world leaving New York, nom Penn
,Itania Railroad station a. 10 90 a. M. arrives ~
incInnatI 40 a. m. and Chicago . 40 next morning.
All the comforts Of home ana the convenience Oh 4
club -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-03

Ashland Penn, JT' "A fire IS again raging in
the Reading COMPANY Bast c.liery at this place
II vas hrst discovered a. noon and the mules
were h0isted % tile surface. Five hundred men are
Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-03
erlrE MUSIC TEACHERS CONVENTIONS.

Ttica. y. Y. July AT todays session Of the
New York state Music Teachers Convention : y
pendcld Of New York was elected pneshe'' anu DE-
"a, -, vev.Y York secretary and treasurer for
he ensuing wear The convention closed THIS evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-03
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.

The fayOrite evening train Of business man and
tourist, leaving Pennsylyana Railroad station, New.
York. at 80 p m, for Cincinnati 81 Louis Cleveland
and Chicago. II Is for II ~ leave In less than
three sections -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-03
FOURTH OF JULY oUTNGS-BY THE
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JEHSEY AND THE
SANDY HOOK ROUTE

The Central Railroad Of New-Jersey reaches a larger
number Of nearby shore resorts by it, sandy Hook
Route Boats and All Rail Route than any other hne
while r. interior travelling facilities 10 Lake IOpa
cong schooley's Mountain, Budds Lake Mauch Chunk
Glen OnOhO and kindred places unsurpassed
Consult the timetable OF the Jersey Central for
Fourth Of July out Of town. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-03

London July I'm the semi-lna round Of the law
tennis tournament to-day PIN beat Mahony three ses 70
love and naddcley beat T. Ren-naW, loge
The final round To decide the between and Badd1oy
Will take place Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-03

This preciOus stone set In silver sea. -i1lcdlu IL
A., ~. e-,tes of New York Garden OF the Empire
stats Long Island Ralroad provides frequent ana
fat trains - al resorts on Tbs bsau~Au4 0''NS''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-03
ASSOC lAllON
mona at Philadelphia.

Athletic vs. Baltimore, at Philadelphia
T. is said that the American Association con'erp's0s
.-art,nQ club in Brooklyn. The clubs az Cn'inHN"
d washington have not well az was expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-03
OCEAN Steamers

COMPAGNIk GENLRALE Tlansatlantique,
! ~ FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE EVERY ShtURDAY.
Io R pm AiS sf fsH ngsS O. July = a. n
Ia GAsCoGNE. santel .......-s sat July il S a. m.
A. FORGET General Agent. No. Bow ing Greer.
NEW-YOKk & CUBA Mail steamship c..
SATURDAY. steamer; !: ?, n ana c.hfr: al pm.
for HF aMseo F aps 1aa '%Sf as cS
Mataazas. Cardenass sa?uA Cai .yct a;,,u
AT4T Ia an2 and H5g Ssa l2 Jg @y
YuNrRI Havana and N,xesn PORTS vat sat my IT,
! CIENFUfGos Nassau, >aatioeo dc cuba and
1S Lire Ia. dire, connection WITH and s.ues through
E A&21 ~. Fo ,5 o. N5s ,gs S sTsi
M D'Fo5f AE 5'l'7 &3RB B'i'1 4o f2s s Whilst
pACiFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMpANY's
LINES No II caJdG2aFH &Ah kf.AS &Nb
3, e." =. S' S,eoO PEI 9o' q Gs . aSln <
From IS P6E g: jSF1$ lSD ja ffis3a'a s.
For tra5 p: sag i .na genera .ppy
company 'a !! BrELh{o ' GENERA
pLD "Do LINZ Or STEAMSHIPS.
II FOR LAGVAYRA, PUERTO CAABBEEdLLo CURACAO.
MAs PisS g. East AH kiy sGH0'
PHEEkAPELPHA a Ms4nS'd1 1ay !qly 30
EsSKa steamships Specially ou ll io e i .ds
have very superior 6 6I%9Sf't bs5 P6HEs
THoS. COOK SON POI Broadway.
pOYAL MAIL To The NETHERLANDS.
departure, wednesdays and s,rreays Of our large
commcd mail Rotterdam and Amsterdam.
call az BouioRnc landing passengers
within 80. hours or Paris ana London.
WerkendamJuly l. 80 "a Ncendan July Il 3 a. N.
Rotterdam July 8 m. Ohdsm July ~ . 80 D. o..
saloon rates, sJj 70 so. second cabin SS5. Special
through rate u London Excursion tickets Oh favorable
tetms. Some gOCd cabins still left.
ser iy:trae ;,de 1TafY &c e sPP1y AZ Newyo,
DED STAR LINZ,
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
WAESLAND .--.---. -. w dne day. July az a. N
Cabin Rates Frs, Cabin ass and upw ard Excursion.
500 and INV Second Cabin so and SIS. Exeur-
sicn go aEi ssl. S,eerage very low rates.
rEfER WRIGHT & SONS. GenT AgtS.. Bowling Green
WHITE STAR Line; n,,vrppoo,
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL SrEAMERs.
Btlt4nnle.. July > a. m ,rit3une Aus D. M
,,ernanic july % . A. NJ oernane Aug 10 D. M
srrutonc July 80 l. 80 TeutOnic Aug 20, II a. m
Prom white Star Dock foot Of West l0th-st
Second cabin o steamers. saloon rates go
and upward according and location OF berth
Second cabin $40 AID s45. Excursion tickets on favor
Ale term. steersee from the OLD Counuy SO Som
panys once. No % Broadway. New ork. Phi sdeIpnn
tree. zoe Wa.nuEsS j. bhuSG 4SAAf' A<~s~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-03
one out in last inning o.
Brooklyn ....... 9 0 Is

Grnfq O. Boston Le On of ferr9
sIrDIs E5-.t maze on bas-Of carson % On ~
Boston 2 flf M 1~ CIaJEson : By Terry Home run
$780, rhr. base ht-ClarSson I~o-qsSe a. irsn
Sscr6re hit-Stovey. Stolen tasS me NJ game
pp sotSe Caruthrrs Umpire-Mcouaio LIME u s-''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-03
TIE RECORDS.

The Chicagos took the lead in the League race
A.. ,tn rreventlnc the Giants from p'Sy1ns tnelf
.cbodp4d game at Philadelphia. The League ana AS'0'
alton records TO date are a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-03
ASSOCIATION
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY.
LEAGUE.
c,,,so rs. Cleveland at Chicago; Cincinnati vs. Pitts
bprg al. Cincinnati.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-03

cash quotat ons were a, 10 lows unchanged No.
spring wheat 99ds-j &c No. sprng wheat sJd562c;
so ? red 80 7a0O2e 10. corn, oQ2c No; oats.
347,d3jc No rye, 7Jd76c NO barley, nominal No.
1 daxseed. 81 Oj2 prime timothy seed 81 2o6 =
mess pork per Dbl. 80 - lard per 100 y % = -
short Sides loose. 81 05Gs6 - dry sated shoulders,
boxed s. l0aS5 ID short clear sides boxed - tOGSo 10
wh,key dstAlers finished goods, pr gal al 10 No.
wlt. oat, 80 a3yc No 8 wnte So d37 &c NO. bar.
lev nominal Nc. 1 I. o. b., 6Ud5Oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-03
pOYAL MAIL to TIE NETHERLANDS.

DED SIAR LINZ,
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing FOR S.w-York ana Antwerp weekly.
WAFSIAND ............ Wcdne day. July ;. AZ ! a. m
RHYNI.AND ....... Wsdne-dav July Is. ~ - 80 m.
Cabin Rates Frs, Cabin e55 and Upward Excursion.
400 and INV ~d Second Cabin. so and SIS. Excur-
zion IL low rates.
FETER WRIGHT & SONS. Genr Agts.. 9 Bowling Green
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-16
The Parrots Happy Hit.

|
Mrs. NJ. T., a welhkno~n lady Of this
city, owns parrot known ~ Maikoe, OF
which 40 amusing story is told, says a Nor
folk corresdondent Mrs. T. bought the
bird year or two ago from sailor, whose
pet be had been for several voyages, aud
shortly after purchasing bin became
aware that Msrkoe had shared the convi,
vial tastes Of bis owner, and bad q, cIded
weakness for vine, and even something
stronger. She endeavored TO break tho
parrot Of the habit by allowing him ~
have no stimulsnts. but Markoe. when uu'
der their influence. was 40 clever and
amusing that visitors often begged to give
him . glsss Of wine for the pleasure Of
hearing him talk The servants also enter,
taped themselves by making him drnnk
on beer, etc. so that MYkoe was very
often intoxicated. 10 spit Of his MISTRESS
disapproval.
On one occasion be had had sons Guam,
pspne from the LADY nephew snd was
very hilarious when she said to him. You're
drunk, sir. and hsd better go away.
don't want 10 see you till you're over u.
Upon this h. slupk away aud bid himself.
feeling be was 10 disgrace. and also 10
sleep 1t of. Ia short while gentleman
coming to call on Mrs 7. was ushered in
TO the room 10 which Markoe lay conceal
ed Presently the visitor heard a severe
di.plessed voice saying; You're drunk. fif
and had better 60 away. don't waut 10
see you I'll you're over i. lie csnght np
bis bat aud was 10 the act Of rushing from
the room, when Mrp. 4. entered IL, so be
only made hef hasiy bow aud Ieit 'ie
hona. The lady bad Heard her w0fis TO
the pyrre, fepeated. and, understanding
thai 70 caller hsj o. t.aeb ihe soi ipr
Les,s. ~.- oyrr sh,imsl nltb DISNEY II
lat ,be e.rlI-msa nut have thought oi
her iiss urtsoas sud oatrsgegn. assertion,
or t.ibef, accusation. y ie looked Tor sud
sOoo aibcoyered Msrsne uader the folds Of
a port which bnng aerors the door ny
wbirn she hsd catered ne fpntn. S1s rss
si,,n, then 1, write Hoie 10 b.r friend
spolos NJ for the occurrence ssd .rpisip-
ins !, 70 bip, though sbs fssred be SouiI
scarcely credit the story wtsn To bss
smsx ment servant breazht Lsrs hots
ffum The g.n,lsmsn sb. va. writing 20. 10
which bs stst+d that be sekeo.lsis@d
1ilh humility ih.t he bad perhsp. tssen
too much wip@ with bis dinner bsi be bsd
hoped 10 c.l.ing on her thss shs ~oniJ
not bsys detected is. A ate had doue 20
however. be offered bis most n ise. spolo.
eies and prayer Tor forgiveness.
Ms. 7. T.----deelsFss she never told
The story. but II leaked out 10 some unset
coupt able vsy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-16
us stepped IN. ss...A,

Dufirg four years residence in ioua,
at Clinton. on the Mi.sin.irpi, il %. my
fortune TO oi,en make . t.ir .hert ds.
tsnee up or de~n the liver 90 QUO ef tho
old stern uheslers thai then pl.sd ,hs,
stream. The engines Of ,hese boats were
10 plain view on deck. and we're usually
the objects Of much curiosity on The par,
OF The passengers
Upon onc of thesc occasions twn or three
Of us we're interested 10 the motive power
OF The boat. which Tor some seeminsly To-,
sxplicable reasons kept up continusl
appealing Daring one OF the moe, RI.
etueis'ing spssms ot Tho sntisrios msobio,
CRY the engineer, with determination 10 ev,
cry look aud motion. Strapped the huge oil,
can, and made for the spot whence came
the cry Tor lubricaiiop.
A boun'iiui supply Of oil ". poured
upon every conceivable place Of friction,
and fora few moments all moved smoothly
But soon the seemingly everlasting squeak
| $3.50 ~ke'hs wutu w wv uRkuft VIZ wv
passengers ~ we'll as Of the engineer.
Again the oiliug process. WAS rsscrie, 10.
aud more perseveriugly than b,iore, aud
quiet was again restored.
But just as the bnrly engineer approached
the group OF spectators another squeak 90,
Cured which bis quick ear this time loca,
ted correctly. A ventfiloquist was in the
crowd. Walking up to the joker the 'rstc
oiler seized him by the coat cellar with
one band. and with the Other ,quirted tho
remaining coIt,Dts OF the oll,csn down tho
victims back until the grease ran ont Of
the legs u his trousers. There" be *.
claimed. II don't think that old engine
will squeak sgain this trip Aud IL did
not, for the venirileqaist found his time
completely occupied iu vain efforts TO
erase the evidence OF the suecess Of his ex.
pertinent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-16
Aavic. 90 - Soang Man.

So you were little too pert, aud spoke
without, thinking. did you. my son? And
you Get picked mp quite suddenly on your
statement. chp On, we'll. that's slI right;
that happcus 20 older men than you every
day. have rollcrd at you have very
positive way OF Cling q decision WI ore
other men state un opinion, and you fre
qreully make = positive esserliopo where
older men merely express belief. But
never mind; you are young. You will
know ess ~ you grow older Don't mean
you will know more2 Heaven forbid. my
boy. No. indeed; | mean yJu will know
less. You will never know more than
you do; never. II yon live 10 be 10000
years old, you will never again know ~
much az you do now. No hoaty 'headed
sage, whose long and sluJIous years were
spent in reading men aud books. ever
new as much as boy Of your age A eirl Of
gets over il sooner and more easily. Dors
II cause . pang. then, to get rid OF carly
knowledge9 All, my boy, 1t does. Pull
ling eye teeth and molars will seem like
pleasant recrestions alongside Of shred
ding of great solid slabs and layers OF wis.,
dom and knowledge that now press upon
you like geological strata But how are
you to get rid Of oil this superintendent
wisdom9 Oh. easily enough. my boy just
keep on airing 1t; that's the bes. y. II
won't stand constant use. and IL disinte-
CRATES rapidly on exposure to air. - Bur,
deAe. i. Me Broohlyn Eaqle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-16

A nsp .Lo h.sn'l got relisioa CROUCH
10 hold Lin l.rsi 10 horse trade sssds
more.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-16

Sir. ii3ss,j Psni ri ,,es 40 snecjots o!
q rnsa musician sbo is impertnrbsb bile,
especially 10 tie oreb.strs. where be fol
loss ihs score with /. staiid expression 10
dicsiiay iuistrzt bBi DO .aibnsistn. Sud
o. nit t.g ~ n1bepe rhDt Gu, blsfe thst
used tbn iestff 10 raise Lis bands 10
b,srof SD iapc- about 10 see whst bad
happened. The players sll stopped. Said
the offender. eisrins II the score before
him. do. vos mashed fy. hat blsyed
hir'" srd ie ii'ia ~ the sheei. reveal.
i1s to'r iisA' proved 70 De he msngled
r-m..ns u The Iee.t 10 question.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-16
What Killed Him.

A typographical error 10 thus accounted
fof by ths Mbn, side Herald.
Uompo.ito,. Ihs. new reporter spells
",icinsIs" 'ri;sls."
Foreman. Yes, he's fresh. Make II
right. ard put the item IN here. We must
get to press 10 Just three minutes.
The item wss put 10 place and this Ia
the way The public read H.
TIE verdict of tie coronrr's jury wss
{ The deceased eams TO hi, death
rm ihr fleet of goashot vouad ia Lls
.ictniis
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-16

With sob be turned swsy bis bead.
Almost Immediately soit hsod vss
slipped in,o his
But IL sss no, ell misiske.said EaDiee
Tremsine
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1891-12-12

Judge Furman for the defense made
MS opening address in the Barnaby
IL o'oer case at Denver. He said: I'VE
DO not come before Won with any nm.
reasonable theories. but we come before
~" WIN 'he truth. If there was bot
tie OF poisoned whisky sent if was bv
iieii-i'o'io' and he should be burned at
the STAKE. We are confident of be no
able conclusively to prove that all allie,
cations of the prosecution are false"
An explosion in the ruins Of tbe Roona
paper companys building at Louisville.
n.y. "euhes'tay, started confederation
that destroyed the Bambereer STRONG &
20. pollding and goods of several firms.
ae eregatins loss of over quarter of
mil lion. A number of tiremen vera
caught under falling walls. Chief
Hu ghes and Captain Wetherford were
lnju red, four firemen were killed and
four others badly hurt. Later another
fatal fire started in the wholesale candy
and fancy grocery store of F. A. Menn
Il Co. Forty girls were at work on the
fourth floor and all were unable to es-
cape. The bodies of six girls. burned al
most beyond recognition. we're taken
out and the tiremen think that at least
five others will be found as soon as a
thorough search can be made, G. r.
Mann is also missing and is supposed to
have been burned to death.
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1891-12-12

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF SALE OF
"A REAL ESTATE. Notice is hereby given,
that in pursuance of order of the district court
Of the county of Park, state OF Monaana, made
the estate of william Williams, deceased, the
undersigned, the administ ator of the said estate,
will cell at private sale to the highest bidder, for
cash, and subject to confirmation by said dis
trct court at the CITY OF Livingston in the county
of Park all the right title, interest and estate of
the said William Williams, deceased. at the time
of h;s DEATH and all the right, title and interest
that the SAID estate has, by operation Of law or
otherwise, acquired other than or in addition to
that of the said William Williams, deceased, at the
time of his DEATH in and to all those certain lots
pieces or parcels OF land situate, lying ana oehg
in the said county of Park, state OF Mont ma ana
bounded and described as follows. to.wit: Inc
undivided one-third interest in the following de
scribed pr. perty: Lots Nos. 3, TO- II, Il ana 10
No. l2S in the original plat Of Livingston, Mlr-
tsna and all of the following lnterests IN mning
nrOnerty being in the New " ORD mining uis-
trict Park county, Montana, VIZ: an'enes. s;"n ~,
claim: Y interest in the ''King's Band quart:
lode mining claim; u interest IN the horse Fly
quartz lode mining claim; l-iS in!efest 10 , .ne
"Yonng BONANZA a quart ioos ms,,z n'i iode mining
claim All OF said real estate will De soid 10 one
marcel and bids or offers in writing fof the wnoie
thereof will lie received on or after tne sist uAy
Of De;ember, 1881, at the ,v once oi Montsns e OF
NAV be delivered to the undersigned admlnis. :.
trstor IL person, or may be filed in the once OF
the dietrict clerk aforesaid. Terms anu con
ditions Of sale: Cash IN hand, zen pea esn; os;d
~ the purchase money to be paid TO the salo
.dminietyat0r on the day of sale, balance on
COMBINATION of sale by said district court. Deco
at expense of Purchaser; prrp
| .X,.,n,strator OF the estate OF william WI
"A"'' First pub Dec. 2, 3D.
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1891-12-12

NOTICE TO CO-OWNER.To the admins,
IN traitor. executor, unknown heirs or assigns of
J. X. Beidler, deceased: You are hereby mott
fed that the undersigned has, in accordance with
the requirements Of section 1924, REVISED Stat
utes Of the United states, expended 500 in labor
and improvements upon the Granite quartz lode
mining claim, situated on Granite mountain, in
the Boulder (unorganized) Mining district. Park
county, Montana, to represent said quartz LODE
1890. That unless you, the said co-owners, heirs
or assigns, with me in said claim pay your pro
portion Of said expenditure (one-fonrth), to-
pether with the cost of this notice, within ninety
days after the complete publication hereof your
interest in the Granite quartz lode mining claim
will become my property under the provisions OF
said section 1924, Revised Statutes of the United
States. ALBEIT SCHMlDI.-
Livingston, Mont, Sept Is, 1891.
list pub Sept. 19, 1891