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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
AUGUST IL.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK-MONDAY, AUGUST 8. 1892.
ARRIVED

PORT or NEW YOIsK-MONDAY, AUGUST g. 1872.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Exeter City (Br Weiss Bristol. July % and
swansea = Win nd>e aud passenger, James AshelI
Si.amSr Nofvess% CD CHRISTIE Glasgow July % and
sense = Austin Baldwin \ Co. Arrived at the Par at
and passengers. ~ oelchs CO.. arrived at The Bar ~
Steamer George W Cpde, Holmes. Aqua July ss. -
Domingo -. Mncotls - Sanana 20 Porto t!aS, :.
l.anS Win ndsc ana passengers to William clyde
ryd at tSr rn mar at SsS nv July %, Tam
g,o y Vera Hgt &c. ro". S ros lame, AFSS
i' Ho; a3r',G the r,t a so ,n.n., x.v
West J. mdse aud passengers to Charles IL M"l"fy
stcamer Hudson kenbe. Nem-0rieans. August .. with
md.e and passengers TO Joseph seaman. la.
must Steiner state OF TeSas Williams Fcrnaudlna ",
brunswick ia with mdsu AMI passengers " Charles IL
Steiner PIcsy ar Cobb Ihlladripha August 7.
steamer wilkc.rarre. oates Boston for Port johnson.
July go southampton 81. with mdse aud passengers to
Nw Gy S S St William ,GHH nay rr s I 3, ay
BARK Agnes G'ort. soares. Ororo 40 days, with mdse
Bark +. q. Clark Stahl Clentuegos 10 days Via Della;
Beakvatr, with sugar TO Perkins Welsh, Ne''el
B,rs icrnSt to St John ~ b.. Mcdonald, A9tgu, 70
sunset-w!nd at Sandy Hook laht s., cloudy and hary
city Island, light. Sw. cloudy
CLEARED
Stca-er Runic. (BD. Wand Liverpool-H Maitland
korscy. ,-.-
steamer Jersey City, (BD, SendelI, Bristo-Jsmes
steamer standard (Ger), Sanger, Stetn-Gusmve iIeys
steamer Lain GER. llelimers, Bremen, VIA souu'
ampton -Oclrichs g. Co. ~
Steamer la Flsndie (Dutch). schumers, Antwerp
II. Stursburg & Co.
ST amer Shateaux LATTE. tFD. ChabOt Bordeaux
Frlnck & Co. .
steamer Jason (BD. Cook Kingston. Belize Greytown
James Rankine. -
steamer Delawarc Robinson. Charleston and Jackson
VILE Fla.-Wiam L. Clyde e. Co.
STEAMER Richmond. Hlakeman, Norfolk, Newport News
Rchmond-O Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Cuba (Nor Bornhodt, Perth Anboy-Funch
Fdye & Co-Rccleafcl..
steamer Cottage City. Bennett Portland. Me-Horstio
Hull
Ship Hermann tGer). Peters. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RuScr
4 co.
ship Robert Dixon. Cunning. Perth Ambey-D. D.
Des TbOn.
Rark Fgleria (Br). Kerr. Lrghorn-Scammel Bros.
Bark italia, 0ol. Jaccarino. Port Natal South Africa
Norton & son
STEAMER rroadnlaync. -: lily Of Birmingham. 81
vannah Kchmond. Newport News.
Also sailed via Long Island sound
Steamer Cottage City. Portland.
TIE MOVEMENTS OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PORTS.
steamer spain Br). Grths sailed from 'ira,esend for
New-York August z.
erpoo arrived 1t Qusenstova August =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
PHILIP KRAUe browns HIMSELF.
HE DIDN'T SEE WHY UE SHOULD LIVE IoNGEl

HE DIDN'T SEE WHY nE SHOULD LIVE LONGER
AMONG MONKEYS. so HE SAID
Philip Kraus. German tailor. fifty nine wears old
committed suicide yesterday by drowning himself IN
Newtown Creek. Krsus weltOdO and lived
with his aged wife and at No. 3lG Mauj"r-st
He had been III for several weeks, although his Ill
ness did not confne him to his bed. lie frequently
broodcd over MS Illness, but heard to eN
press n desire 70 die. At O'Clock Yesterday morn
ing Kraus arose from his bed. and dressing himself
left the house. This noticed by his wife, VINO
thought nothing IT, he had been restless for sew
cral DAYS and supposed he had gone ont TO take
walk Two hours later hi, body was found Boating
In the water near Ten Eyck-si When the news OF
his death was brought, 10 his wife she was overcome
with grief az they had always lived happily together
Mrs Klaus found letter living on the mantels she'll
If the bedroom. written 10y her husband. 1t was III
German. The substance Is a. follows:
don't see why should live longer among ~nim"ls
and monkcvs. | do not believe ] committed such
offences that should punish by compelling me TO
live with human beings who their lives are lower
than CRIBS or reptiles or vampires. My own wiz
has deceived me and know l don't want my wire
TO die. ! want her q dry up mummy ana hNe
forever, and. like the Wandering Jew, wlk the esr'n
forever living life Of endless punishment Will ha"'
and my family If am permitted 70 do So Tor hse
them all. And goo1by, for you VIII get money
The suicide was wen known, and "A highiS re-
spected member of several German societies his hie
was insured for $4,000, his sole egatce being his
widow When Mrs Kraus was told Of the contents OF
the letter She declared that she had always Deeu
good and true WIFE and believed That her husband ha1
become crazed by his uncalcdfor jealousy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09

Arthur Scanlon, Isador Fox. James Brown. Johh r.
Farley. Colonel John FARRELL, Fred sinner, Chafies
simpson, John simpson, County Clerk Mckcnna A.
scanne Alfred Bailey George Hammer, John snp-
son. IT, John Brdgman. Joseph Grau. Charles fraiey'
Max Godwater, James Fitzpatrick. william slocwy'
William Weinmnn. william Wainman. eX -AssemDNneh
&. T. Blake and John Calvin. Frank Hunt, Dr. sAnIey
Augustus schram. Philip kun'z JOIN sco't, Nv, Warh
Gallagher Police Sergeant Leondar, frank saihNsn'
U. Wetzel l.. Schulum A. Gerhard. Joan Mahohey :
william Bsier, Jeremiah sullivan. William BIRD fofe
man OF the Brooklyn Navy Yard Florist Wendehroti
Edward Eisrnsn. John Maxwell. BERNARD Croet, VI.
Hines. enlaDin Keenan, Frank Murphy, Lawrence
sullivan, Charles Mctionigal. james Walnnan, lr.,
james Kinder gan, OF the Smith Ward and Aldermen
Mc(;uIness, Gustav Melnengcr smith and Clancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

The Board OF Supervisors awarded contract for
building a hospital to be connected win The NIhg7
County JAIL for the OF sick prisoners. TO John Gray
yesterday.
The hearing upon the injunction 10 restrain the
Union Railroad Company from proceeding with the
work OF building a railroad IN Unon-st.. pending the
determination Of the smt 10 declare the franchise
granted by the Board Of Aldermen to b- null and
void was adjourned BY Judge Bartlett yesterday until
to-day.
Absolute divorce was secured In the City C0nrt yes
terday by Mrs. sarah Conklln from Charles C0nklIn,
with the custody Of their child.
steps are to be taken for the erection OF new
Protestant Episcopal church for deafmuieS IN knick-
erbocker-ave near WO dbiue- st. Services are now
held at No. lis Wyckonave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

SING sING.-T1crc was no dlminuton apparently
I'm the attendance at the camp meeting OF thc Ne"-
York and sing Sing camp Meeting Association mere
The large number 81 tents and other structures are
filled with the and their guests Much rehgi
ems enthusiasm manifested AT the religious services
which are held daily. At tho morning services yes
terdsv the Rev. j. II. Piper. OF Rocklhnd LAKE.
preached In the afternoon the Rev. f.: Cunningham
pastcr ~ the second street Methodist Episcopal 'hnrfh
~ New York delivered "A di, TO large congre
cation. The Rev. FIJI Quick. 81 ton. presided ana
preached Much interest Is taken In the revival Ser-
vices which held daily, and many converts nave
hesu made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
HOME NEWS.
Prominent ARRIVALS Attic HOTELS.

FIFTH AVENTE-T Senator J. y. camden Of West
VIRGINIA George C. Gorham. u Washington, d C.. and
I.s,c " Baker IT,. Of C0mstocks. y. y. GlLSEh
N.Congressnan Ira Davenport OF Bath. " V, ana 'N'
CONGRESSMAN L. H. T. Pierce. ot indianapolis. HOfF-
NAN IA Governor james r.. Campbell. of Onto; Alex.
,nder Campbell ~ West virginia. and Lieutenant :
Nakomura ~ the japanese Legation at Washington
UOLIAN Nd General Joseph r. Terrence, Of Chicago.
NTEEAY HIf.I.-Congrr~snan John IL k"tcham, 0f
n,,er Plains y. Y wINDSOR-Theoior NJ Pomcroy,
- Auburu. y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED.

A wesbound freight train was wrecked at the Wash.
hgon-s crossing Of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad in this
city, at o O'Clock Sunday evening. A truck on
one Of the broke and five ears were deraaled
The wrecked cars tore down the gate at the crossing
and plunged into brick carpenter shop situated nenr
the track. A lighted lantern smashed and the
blazing oil set fire to the shop. which was damaged
to the extent OF $500. The fire department was
brought out. and the flames were subdued Iaw.
renee Clinton gntcman at the Westinghouse crossing
va considerably injured about the head and body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
CI,EIOTS ACCIDENT AT NYACK.

While out driving Yesterday Mrs T. II. story ana
her sister Miss Cartwright, Of New York. guests at
The Tappan lee Hotel, met with n strangc ana some
what serious accident. a horse ridden by boy, 10
mund PolhcmuS Of Brooklyn. gallopcd mp and jumped
into the carriage. almost wrecking the vehicle. and
throwing both women to the hard. macadamlzcd road.
They carried into house near by and were al
tended bv Or. PolhcmuS. Both were bruised ana
shocked and the horses teeth mad" an ugly cash IN
Mr.. -tOry'S fOrclc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
NO QUORUM AT THE ALDERMENs MEETING

A quorum OF the Aldermen failed to attend the
special meeting called by Mayor Doo1y for yesterday
TO take action IN regard to Increasing the pumping
capacity OF the Water Works OF the dts me Msso'
transmitted to the Board the communication OF CITY
Works Commissioner Adams on the subject, and added
.Tbis emergency has arise BY reason OF the re
markable increase in tie consumption OF water Inc
oplnon which the Commissioner expresses, that IL
would not be prudent to delay taking the necessary
steps to Increase supply Of water is fully supported
BY the statement Of the chief engineer therefore
recommend that your honorable BODY give the subject
prompt and favorable consideration
Only five OF the nineteen Aldermen answered the
roll call and they adjourned until August 23 meet
Ing Of the Water and Drainage Committee. 10 wich
The Increase in the pumping facilities has heretofore
been referred, will be held before that date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09

". =. FDss. owner ~ the Clinton Dynamite Works
has al andoned his fight against the Upper Nyack cor
pofa,lon. I'D has begun removing his property from
his PROPOSED Site "a point Just North Of IN" Upper
Nynrk line There is great rejoicing over the cor
r,ifatOu's victory. few weeks ago h" demanded
$1,000 ~ his price for moving ana refused S4,1D
Now lie must ~ for nothing and at his own expense
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09

n DEIIRIOtS PATIENT IT MfS Vfr - pEN"~~''' -
Coroner Rooney was told yesterday by Dr. Jesse
r Duryea medical superintendent OF the county
Hospital in FatbIlsh that william Walker oel'fious
patent had jumped from the third story parohy "
the ground early Thursday morning. but brohe ho
bones and did appear the worse Tor ha'ihs i"ie"
thirty feet but that the fall, combined WIN HIS
Illness would probably cause his death lie WIS
prostrated by the heat II fortnight ago ana WIS atr
ward taken with -rysIpclas and was sent |" 'ne
nospital on Wednesday lie was put on the 'op
noor The windows Of which were barred. but therr
Is an outside balcony and 10 enable the pauehs su
nurses 10 gain access this from the haii, the oars
are removable and they were taken out ana HUI
replaced on Wednesday night Walker was RESTLESS
I'm the afternoon. and the nurse suggested tha' ne
no tied I'm bed, but the doctor thought IL "o"u
irritate his erysipelas and II was not oohe lie
appeared to be quiet in the night, but the h"'Se
fonnd his bed vacant after midnight aud dseo'ereo
him on the lawn below
DIR. Drryea said yesterday walker was IN NJ
,av injured bv the fall and the shock he received
would not result fatally were II not for his "eaS
condition at the time. Mrs. Walker says her h"'-
hand had been drinking heavily before he was over d
come hy the heat and this, with his eryslPesss anu
Tho fall makes his recovery doubtful lr. D",Nta
would not say whose fault IL was that the mi ,
were left out that the patient cono get " ''
holc IN ump OIL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
RTTHEPE0RD.

Herman Martin fifteen years Old. OF Brooklyn, WIS
badly gorcd by Sunday. The boy has been
visitor at the home OF g. X. Ayea In Orient way, for
, few DAYS, and was amusing himself by Feeding u"
cattle the place. He held ont pear To one OF 'n
cows which. without warning. lowered lis heah anu
arove ifs horns into the lad dragging him for Il con
siderable distance. The boys screams aroused lne
peopc in the house. and they rlshcd oI to ma Martin
iIttny on a bench. the blood howin6 from deep gISh
i'm his leg Medical help soon arrived ana fourteen
stitches were required ID sew up tue boys wotndS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
REPORT OF THE BRIDGES TREASURER.

There was not a quorum Of Bridge trustees "' INC
August meeting yesterday. Only eight were p'eseh'
and they adjourned until the second Monday IN
se,tember. The report for July OF the treasurer
showed cash on hand at the beginning OF the month OF
sos1 7ef 81: receipts from carriagewaye So'9oi a.
receipts from railroad ss6594 "a from other sources
So as2 30: mailing total o. s37I ,628 TO- the e eX,
penditufes S55.162 le. ana TIE Daia"'o az "0
end of the month. S391 $50 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
A NEGRO BITES THREE LITTLE BOYS

While Burks Circus here was paradng yesterday
morning n negro employe named John Lucas made "A
savage attack upon three little boys, biting them
severely. Lucas says the boys threw stones at him
and that one Of his teeth knocked out Lucas
attempted 10 escape. but captured and pnt I'm
Jail Blood poisoning IL feared In the OF one bow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
LONG ISLAND.

A SHARK CAUGHT IN \ FISHING NET.
william Collins. Of >ayvill". caught a shark IN
rent south BAY on saturday. which measured seven
feet in length. The shark bccam" cntangled IN
collus's set net In such Il manner 20 render II
absolutely uo,y.rr., This N" first shark that ha,
ccn caught In Great south BAY. I'm number Of years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
Tia heirs o, Daniel Prue have decided 10 make m

Tie heirs OF Daniel Prne have decided 10 make nm
effort 10 break his WILL and an appeal has been hiru
in the surrogate's Office against admitting the ins'-
ment 10 probate. Under the terms OF the WILL exc
cuted in 1875. each OF the heirs was to receive
81 900 while nine charitable Institutions received Inc
bulk OF tie fortune. The contestants say tha' '''
will WIS not properly executed. and that the ateSa
films ore not correct II is also charged that Mr. Pr1e
left ~ 900 TO a college started years ago In Africa
TO educate the nativc-. and which does not now "N.
snciotv tbr German Theological seminary. lOar ~
Home and Foreign Missions and the Board OF Church
Extension are Institutions bcnentrd bN the Will
The estate l. worth about SlOO.OOO.
The seeding members Of old Company r. IN Reg
u,.nt will hold a meeting IN the krcinlln building on
Tlursdu, night when attempt VIII bc made 10
tr-,n.r the COMPANY 10 the 4th Regiment OF Jersey
tiIv. If which Brlgadrr General Nanscr was formerly
colonel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
GAMES TODAY.

BTtimore Va. Brooklvn. at Baltimore.
Philadelphia ". New-lOrk. al Philndelphia.
Washington vs.. Boston ~ Washington.
Plt;.Sutg W. st. Louis. at Pittsburg.
Cleveland w.. Cincinnati. at Cleveland.
Chicago vs. Louisville. at Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
PHILAD ELPIilA.
NEW.YORK

Earned runs New. York 2 Two-base hits-Thompson,
Desbanty Conner. Home n-Burke. Stolen buses
Doyle Hamilton Thompson. Conner, Allen. First base
Pm bas-D. Lyons Hamilton. Thompson, Conner, Allen
Hit by pitched baThompson, Deahany. Reilly Struck Struck
fiernan King .. Mailman. WeyhinR. C2r-ey Nlu
ptch-Klng Time hours. Unplre-T.ynch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09

PHILADELPHIA Aug 8-The Philadelphia defeated
The Now. Yorlcs today, principally through Kings
widness. Reilly was struck behind the ear by a
pitched ball and knocked senseess and Doyle, the
catcher OF the New York team, had finger Knocked
out Mcmahon NETWORKS new catcher, took DoyIes
place and the yowngster made good impression
New York's only runs made In the eighth Inning
when Fuller hit safely and with Burke scored on the
latters clever drive for a home run. The score
.,sf follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09

CLAYTON Witt. IT., nineteen years old who was seri
ouslv burned at fire I'm Moses AdcrS grocery S'orc
!, This city on Friday died on sunday afternoon lie
assisted in saving Mrs. Adler, whose clothing was
wrapped in flames, and in 80 doing sustained severe
burf- which caused his death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09

ST. Louis Aug sc Won der Abe president u the 81
Joui. Baseball Association. la, secured still another
pitcher This time II is young Iiawey who has been
pitcbing for the Mar0ons VI Fort Smith. AK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
AN EASY VICTORY FOR THE BROOKLYNs

THE BALTIMORE TEAM COULD NOT HIT HAD
DOCK.
Baltimore Aug. s.-The Bamores failed to hit
Hsddock to-day. Vickery was wild, and pitched only
four Innings, stephens finishing the game. Brooklyn
feded well; the home team did not. Brooklyn 0f
cOurse won The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
BALTIMORE

Earned runs-BroOklyn .. TwObsse hlts-Nsn Haltfcn.
Brouthers DALEY Treebase h-sovey Left on bases
baltimore O. BROOKLYN 4. FRS. base etrors-Brook
yD 9 Double plays-Van Holtien and Shindle Ward and
Sutcne First base on bslls-Baltimore 3 Broosiyn
Sacrifice hit Rourge. Stolen Ia.es-Orinin ., Ward
Struck out-Bv stephens l. Ly Iladdock T. Wild pitch
Vickrry l. Tmc-1 80. Umpire ;lrncy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
U)BOkEN.

THEY STOLE TIE DROWNED MANS CLDTllES
some workmcn about the Wilson Line pier found the
naked body OF Il floating In the rvcr Yesterday
morning II was taken out and sent TO Parslo" =
morgue The body appeared 10 be that Of French
man. about thirty five years old siA feet IN height
and weighed l-j pounds. II j. supposed ta' thc man
wns drowned while IN bathing rs a few hours hcior"
two women who were walking along the River Walk
eo,v two Italians taking over bundle u clothes they
had found AZ the rivers edge. The Italians showed
$40 in German money. which was In the trousers
pocket They said they would take the clothes to the
police station. They did not do -. however and The
unce did not hear OF the Hiding o thr cip'hcN umI
- y, ,he wonen rrporci Il nj the station. The
Italians are known and Detectives Nels"n ana hIh"l
were rent ont 10 look for them. The clothes W"
new according 10 the women, and II i expected thh
something in the pockets viii lead To the Identity Of
he drowned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09

A bad N malignant smallpox was reported u"
CITY Ply sican simon yesterday morning The sufferer
I. Annie Griffith fifteen year, old. who lives with
her parents In n three story tenement house at No
3Os Jefferson 81. The house IS well filed Win
tenants and Dr. Simon has taken every prccaitloh IA
prevent the disease spreading. Annie WA, ht oi,c
srnt to snake iI aud the hOu-c was thoroughly
fnmlcnted All the occupants 81 The house w'fr va,
cinated None Of the other members OF the "hihh
family have - far shown any trace Of The Ill ease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
THE RECORDS.

The Boston and Cleveland teams ted for tr>t
place in the League race while YOfks defeat places
the local team IN fourth position. Another defeat
to-day will place the team lower. The record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sunrise 500 set. 7Oal Moon rises $40 pm M0onsage II
NJ SANDY Hook 75l Isani. $40 Hell q ats 10 09
PU-sandy Hoog s:l5 Gov. Island. S34 Hell cate 1927
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09

At Far BAR Iarbor-what's MISS Thackeray looking
50 vexed about!
"Why she became engaged in the dark last night
and found out This morning that she had duplicated.
lie was No. Of her former scries.'-t8tago News
Record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09

The wrecked cars and debris were not entirely re-
moved for several hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
THE GIANTS AGAIN BEATEN.
KINGS WILD PITCHING RESPONSIBLE
M'MAUON, TIE NEW PITCHER. MAKES A GOOD
IMPRESSION ONE MAN KNOCKED
SENSEIFS-.
SFNSFLES-
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Philadelphia T. New.York 9 Boston Z, washington Va
BROOKLYN g. baltimore .. Chicago j., tlnclhhau o.
Pttsburg q, Cleveland 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09

Browns Camphorated Saponaceous Dentifrice
tooth powder the world preserving tn
teeth Refreshing and delicious" IS cents . bottle
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-03
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO CUT TIM

- " upo blbiAt 8tA -
In accordance wnh the provisions of section 8
of the act of congress-, passed March 5, 1921. and
the rules and regulations issued therenneor by
the honorable secretary Of the interior and the
honorable commissioner OF tho general land Oh
tice May 5, 1891, j. Henry Longmaid, whose
postoiiice address is Eannnck City, Iea,efEead
county. Montana hereby gives notice that at the
expiration of twenty-one DAYS from the frst
pub ic ttion of thi, notice. he Will maze appiicn-
tinn i'll writing 10 tie honorable t%earetary OF tho
iEtsrior for nutl GRITTY 10 cut and reIna.vs all the
merchant lble saw logs, pine and hr timber, on
the following described unsnryeyed public lands,
to-wft:
Commencing at a point where Futfalo creek. Z
a cany O a in whxtis known locally as the hest
side range and dis tant from tho town of Ean-
nnrk, in Beayarl eHh county. Montana, ghont, ten
mia ~ in n soutpwesterly di. ection, extending
thoace up the said Hufa'o creek ard parallel to
its course Tor a distance OF two rntles more Or
less, and for hslt a mile on the risht, or ~sastsrly
bank. md u mile on tho westerly or left bank Of
said crock, being y parcel Of ground about two
miles il length and = milo and . half in width,
containing about two Thousand across.
4 he estimated nmornt Of each kind OF timber
il about $4,000 feet Of fir and 10000 feet OF Pine.
more Or less. =,
timber is growing is grarclly and mountainous,
Except q small strip, whica il swampy aud wet,
The II uber there's II 10 rough and scrubby. tie
greater pu! tiun Of 1t being tr.
The purlOse for which tho timber H. to be cut
In Tor tho erection Of workmen's dwellings,.
storeho uses. reduction works. underground work
and ali mining purp, see for tho development VI
the Col on Lenf mining Properties.
J. HENRY LONGMAln.