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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-05-02
BUTCHERS,
WE'LL BROTHERS. MEAT MARKET,
PIONEERS OF LOW PRICES,
609 King Street.


We beg to inform our friends and customers
that we always keep on hand supply of
Meats of all kinds such us BEEF, VEAL,
LAMB and P1RB, at the very lowest prices
Please read the following price list and com.
pare it with the prices you pay and you will
find q saving of at least 25 per cent:
Good Tender Steak......................... 1Oc
hlDs Itc
GcoO hoast.. ....-.......... &C
Prime BIB Boast. ........ 10c
Al Corned Beef Beef............................ 4c
Breast Of Veal l......... ........... 10c
Veal Chops 12lac
Leg of Lamb and Lamb Chops ps........... 12lsc
All KINDS OF Sausages. ........ 1Oc
tresn LlVer....,- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
Fat Back ..,...... ......................... 51ac
Strictly Pure Lard &c lb, or 3 lbs for 25c
Smoked Shoulder. ..................... 61nc
Smoked Ham. Observation-Disclosures. II lac
AND ALL FRESH PORK AT THE LOW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-05-02

CooD BIO COFFEE, heshly roasted at
W my store, 20c per ID. ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-05-02

nRESDEN GLOBES for Banquet and Bou.
~ doir Lamps. A new lot just received
and for sale at low prices by
E. J. MILLER 4 co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-05-02

A SPECIALLY GOOD VALUE, MEDI.
AGATED UNDERWEAR at 81, just re-
ceived at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-05-02

ERESH NUTS.-Choice Grenoble Walnuts,
Il Taragons Almonds, Large Pecans, Sicily
Filberts, Large Brazils and Mixed Nuts for
sale by &c. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-05-02

RHAsoN,S FRUIT JARS.-Pints 60c per
lXz dozen; Quarts 65c per dozen; Half
Gallons Soc per dozen, at
]. C. MILBURN'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-05-02

DEFLECTA, specially adapted for polish
n ing Glass, Nickel, Gold, Silver, Plated
Ware, Brass, Tins, etc. Easy to use. Does not
''-''A' E. s. LEADBEATER & SONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-05-02

NEW RAIsINS.-Four Crown Layer and
IN Large Loose Muscatels, sultana, Seeded
and Seedlees Cleaned Raisins just received by
J.C. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-05-02

ITO CLOSE IT OUT-Honeysuckle Soap,
Il good toilet soap 3Oc dozen, 2 cakes
for &c, for sale by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-05-02

TWo POUNDS OF ROLLED OATS, fresh,
i for &C, at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-05-02
TRUsTEE'S SALE

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-05-02

rl- p,0ple's Common sense sleoiCa; Au'IsSt
-..s. nor. plain useful information about the
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-05-13

From reports gathered from the fruit
growers of the surrounding country it
ia evident that the fruit crop will not be
so large as was anticipated, but will no
doubt, be of better quality. The blight
has done much injury in some sections,
and since the warm weather set in it has
been discovered that much of the young
fruit was Injured by the late cold spells
of the weather, and is dropping from the
trees. p eesacola News.
1t is reported that a saw mill of large
capacity viii be erected during the sum
mer near Apalachicola, and that the
parties interested in the same intend
doing an export business in timber and
lumber, principally with Europe and the
West Indies. 1t is also said that this
enterprise is backed by 100000 of
English capital.
Capt. Webb has recently surveyed
valuable piece OF cypress land he owns
on seven mile branch. The dry weather
lowered water in the pond and made
the work possible. He says he has some
as fine cypress timber as can be found
in Florida, some of the trees being clear
for one hundred feet to the first limb
Tampa Tribune.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-05-13

But Of all the bugs that have infested
fruits and fruit trees from the time of
Adam to Adams the humbug is the
most noisy, pestiferous, irrepressible
and misleading.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-05-13
Topping and Stripping Corn.

The topping" of corn, i. e., cutting
off the stalk above the ears for fodder,
has been tested at this station during
three seasons, the tops being removed
after the corn had become we'll glazed,
and in every case the yield of corn has
shown market decrease, for which the
feeding value of the tops did not COM
pensate. The average loss in the total
feeding value of the crop has been more
than twenty per cent, which is some
what larger than the usual loss from
such work in the north, as the tops are
worth less here than there. The records
of seven other stations where similar
work has been done show the average
yield of the fields which were topped to
have been 68.S bushels per acre, while
the untouched check plots averaged Sl.3
bushels, loss of sixteen per cent from
topping. At only one station of the
seven did the topped plots give the larger
yield, and the average difference of thir-
Teen bushels per acre in favor of the
corn which was not topped was more
than the feeding value of the fodder Sc
cured.
Stripping the leaves from the stalks,
as commonly praeticed in this state, is
of doubtful profit. In the work which
has been done at this station stripping
the leaves has caused an average de-
crease of over eighteen per cent in the
yield of corn, which has made the fod-
der cost S14 per thousand bundles besides
the labor of pulling, and as the fodder
could have been purchased at a cost of
$40 per thousand, the work has not been
profitable when done with hired labor
It is often the case that laborers are glad
to pull the fodder on shares, the laborers
and the owner each taking one-half. If
the crop is fully matured before this is
done, it will usually pay the owner for
his trouble, but the work will rarely be
profitable for him when he has to hire
the labor.
The results of all our work, in both
topping and stripping, show that either
practice is usually followed by decrease
in the yield of corn; and that the earlier
the work is done the greater will be the
loss; and that if the work is done so late
as not to injure the grain yield, the fod-
der will have less value than hay costing
the same amount Of labor.-Miss., Elk.
Station.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-05-13
toast bread

and keep it dry. There be danger Of it's mo1ding
in short time it is covered with mold 1t is lust SO
with consumption. It's germs will not grow in the
lungs unless everything is suitable to them Weak
often the ground for the eVE5 a he
germs OF consumption. To destroy germ-fe the sys-
tenn must be kept in we'll nourshed condition. DO
w wGf 1pST m5m Lake SCott's Emulsion,
preventive 1t furnishes the reinforCements neCes-
say tor the BODY to conquer in the easiest possible
form The oil IS IN state quickly taken up and rap
idly transformed into the organs and tissues.
for Scott sEmuISon andy urdrugest
a man
man witty
SCOTT s BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-05-13

ASVAU'
P. S. will write out these facts, get
Mr.. Gates to sign them and it will make
a splendid certificate for your next cir
cular.
The next visitor was Farmer .Broad-
acre who had got rich by farming and
who is looked up to as a sort of an oracle
by the community in which he lived.
His practical mind at once concluded
that such crop could not be the result
of any superficial treatment and he
questioned friend g ates till he unearthed
the fact that this piece of ground was
underdralned by three-inch horse shoe
tiles 335 feet apart and two feet eleven
inches deep. Then saying his "good
day" he mounted his buggy and rode
away. This is what followed:
To Hon. j. Sterling Morton, Secretary
Agriculture, Washington, D. c.
Dear Sir-I have today seen an ex-
ample of the coed effects of under
draining which is so convincing that it
should have national notoriety through
your department. Mr. Gates, near here
has an acre of strawberries which be-
lleve exceeds anything ever grown.
The acre will bring near 81, 900. think
hazard nothing in attributing his sue
cess to his thorough system of under.
draining, for his neighbor, with only
fence between, has no underdrains, and
his strawberry crop will not pay ex-
penses. What tremendous return for
a small sum invested IN three-inch horse
shoe tiles.
With high regard, am your most
obedient servant,
STEPHEN V. BRoADAcRE.
And thus it was day after day. Wis
itors came and saw in this corn meal
experiment, not corn meal, but proof
of the value of some pet hobby of their
own.
OF such as this is much of the expert
mental horticulture of the past and pres
ent. The experiments were conducted in
fail. The conductors are too often OBJ
livious to all conditions other than the
one point under investigation while they
and not the one in view control the re-
suit. I do not wish to be understood as
undertaking experimental work and
what have said is not intended to dis
courage its continued practice, but l
have said this to point out how easy it
is for an experiment to mislead the con-
ductor as well as the public, and thus
cause disappointment and loss.
Another bug of huge proportions is the
pruning humbug. This bug is Of re-
markable voracity and more destructive
to the foliage of trees than the canker-
worm, because more generally dissem-
mated. The idea seems to have taken
firm Judgement in the brain of man
that every tendancy of a fruit or orna-
mental tree is toward total depravity
and nothing but unceasing butchery
will make it do right. The amount OF
mischief done by this bug can hardly be
estimated, and If honestly and fully de-
termined would not be believed.
But am happy to be able to say that
it's ravages are less numerous than for
merly. AS people become more 1ntelll-
New-York tribune., 1896-05-31
LIVE STOCK MARKrrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. May ao-Catte-Receipts last "a hours oSs
cad; total for week thus far. l6Ol8 head; Tor same
me last week. 20.262 head consigned through. 8Ols
cad; 10 NeW-York 2l4o head; sale, 50 head; market
pened firm; closed steady. with a load Of cattle
nsoil veas light supply 81 joQ$4 30 extra 81 90
[ogs-Recepts "a hours 1900 head total for week
nus far 81. $40 head for time last week, Ga2dO
cad consigned through 400 head: TO New-lork. 2SSO
cad on sale 2 200 head market opened fairly steady;
osed easy: Workers. SO 55Q$ 57ia pigs SO 53ss3 co.
liked packers IS 45aS3 90. rough 81 I0qS3 stays s2q
25. Sheep and iaInbsReceipts last "a hours. 400
cad far. - 300 head for same time
week. Al 800 head; CONSIGNED through 5000 head 10
iew-York head: LOCO hend, market opened
bout steady closed steady Arm; good 70 prime mixed
heep SO 75as4 49, culls 81 5@$3 CO., fair 10 good lambs
5GS5 CJ: culls to fair. So I3dA 50. -
Kansas City May -HogsnReceipts bUO hsaa .s a;
e3 O5 light s3ds3 i2s: pigs s3Qs3 10. Cattle-Recepis
50 head: nominal. Sheep-Reoeipis. 1900 head; market
eady. -
Union Stock Yards Chicago. May 3o-Cattle-ReceptMs s.
800 head market steady: common 70 extra steers " 20
81 as stockers and feeders So sOdS3 O and bulls
itOd$3 IS: calves 50 25q$j %; Texans 81 3OdS3 ~
iogs-Recepts 10000 head: market weak and jWlOc
er: heavy packing and shipping lots So loass 2o con, %
ION mixed So l0ds3 3d. choice assorted ~ 400
45: pigs. SO 75aS3 %. Sheep-Receipts 5000 head
Iarke, steady inferior 10 choice 81 5oQs4 25 lambs
New-York tribune., 1896-05-31
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, May 30. p. m-Beef-Extra India mess
hi AT 53s Cd prime dull ABS Cd. Pork-Prime
less Western fine dull at AIS Sd do medium duh at 4os
nmberland cut about rs 30 rb dull 27s Cd short
lb about % 10 dull 27s long clear mddes. light.
eavy about so to 55 10. dup at 22s Cd clear bellies,
bout l2 IA r dull at 22s 3D. shoulders. about II TO
4 M dull at OBS Iard-Prime Western. spot dull at
Is Cd Cheeoe-Amer1can finest white easy at ABS Cd:
Ia 3d Cottonseed o-Liverpool refined dull los Cd.
pirits of turpentne steady at 21s Cd Rosn-Common
Sm AZ As pd Wheat-No red winter steady at 5s Sid
10 Northern spring dull at 5s ID Corn-Mixed West
m spot dull at Is 1l4d: June steady at e lid July
teady AZ Is I'd; August steady IS Id Flour-St.
,ous fancy dull Is. Hops at ISondon-Pacihc
nast dull at
New-York tribune., 1896-05-31
...e. THE SEIZURE OF THE GEERlNd'
MIS- GOVERNMENT TO BE ASKED TO ENlLn =
PROTEST.

,,art.~ Y 6 Nav 3O-The captain and crew OF
no seized American schooner Frederick Geering' ,r.
made dispositions to-day 10 the Registrar OF 'he
7ce Admiralty Court to the facts OF the SEIZURE
captain Doran swore that ne had OFTEN hshed al
he place where the vessel was seized; tha' this
,ne she was more than $50 yards outside the Gov
rnment cruiser Vigiiant. the captain OF which hao
aid that his vessel in the three-miIe limit
This information had been given TO another iSh"'s
.essel. the Margaret Hopkins The Nigiiant saw
he Frederick Geering jr. fishing. but did not inter-
ere She finally left the spot, and the cruiser
aberdeen hove in sight shortly aferward. and took
possession OF the schooner. In taking her in tow
nd turning the Government steamer. according
O Captain Doran, nearly capslzed the schooner
nd caused large quantity OF mackerel 10 be iost
Werboard. Men from the cruiser refused 10 allo"
.aptain Doran throw out log IN order 10 Ineae-
ire the distance from shore when they started tow
.rd Liscombe .,.
The crew all swore TO the truth OF the captain 5
tatement All the depositions will be forwarded 10
Washington and the United States Government
sll be asked to enter protest against the seizure
e the schooner.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-31
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London May 90 1870 p. m.-C1osing-Consos. 1l3h for
poney and Ist. for the July account Canadian Paoine
o. Erie ifs4 preferred. 36ts Illinois Central.
~ Mexican ordinary. 10; ST Paul common 1874: New
dexican Central cent bonds: I2 Louisville and
csshyile .II.. Atchison common. 13n Money. Rd%
er cent lower The OF discount in the open market
or both short and months bills Is 3- -l8
.2, n m-The amount OF bullion into the Bank
n England on balance to-day is f3J0.0O0.
% m.-Pars advices quote 3 per cent rentes at lOl
rancs S2lh centimes for the account. -
Psriin May 3O-Exchange on London 20 marks AN
,fcnnings for sight and 20 marks 36 pfennngs for ~
Law
New-York tribune., 1896-05-31
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London MAY 3O-The imports OF wool for the week
ere as follows Newsouth Wales IA 3os bales Victoria
ts4s bales; South Australia S3S bales; NewZealand
h365 bales Germany 3S3 bales other points 561 bales
ne arrivals for fourth series Of sales have aggregated
b6 72O bales OF 20 600 bales forwarded d.
ect. The Importers Committee have decided TO close
ne list Of the fourth sales when the
Jvas reach bales. They also decided that the
txth series open November "a the list closing
November 90 The sales Of wool Antwerp will begin
hneg
New-York tribune., 1896-05-31
VINO BUILDERS:

Sealed proposals for furnishing the necessary ma
ieals performing the labor for erecting and finishing
retaining walls kito buildings OF the Long Island
state Hospital at Kings Park n Y, be by mail
delivered person to $50 O'Clock y. m, Wednes-
day 10th 1896 10 John c. Deuhert President tn.
Board Managers OF the Long Island State Hospital
Room ckle Building. Brooklyn. y. Y which
time and place the Board Of Managers will and
open all bids.
Proposals must be sent for the whole and
panied sureties guaranteeing the faithful
lion Of the offer IL accepted.
Managers the right reject
or all they may deem for the best
State.
Plans and specifications be OF pro-
posals obtained the Office Of c. Perry Architect. in
the Capitol Albany. -. Y. at the ONCE Of W L..
General Superintendent. Kinrs Park ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-31
0o Get for Business purposes

TDUfI.DINGs STORES LOFTS AND OFF M " ~, Maiden
ID on Chambers Spruce. Beekman, Futon Sassau Will
Lane Dey BARCLAY Park Place PARK ROW N.ssr =. reets
lam Gold Gin Pearl. Water and many nr,onst n.n.r
' ~ RUTLAND n WHITING. Hickman -
mo LET-Furnish Il Studio q roomsl s,ose~a,s
| s-uthatn explsure summer. Terms ,h ill., of.
Reference required. Il. r.. Box ~. tribune 'P""
fee .2i2 BrOadway
New-York tribune., 1896-05-31
Che Gurf.

4 pvERTfsEMFsTs and subscriptions Tor The rrhuns
N received at upt"wH Once. No i2t2 broadway.
~ door north of 3s' ST. until y o'clock y. M adNef-
tsements received the following branch offices al rssu
lar Office rates untl o'clocb via 2ot sth ave- e.
cor sad 81, 10? 8h ave- cor I2th-st ia2 Columbus
near West Gdth-s, Od West t2d st. near 0,h-Ave. ~
aSes i5o Ea., Iih-st; LASS 81 ave- between !c,h snd
TIth ats O2G "a ave, 6lst ST.. Los ist-ave,
near s0thst: $50 AZ ave. sis; Gt "a ave 3so
Bieecker-st., 2o0s 3d-ave. 2io Fast Ioh--t ms2i
al ave. p 6S2 "a ave % Amsterdam ave; t12 West
xedst; iiS East 10Th ?os East 18th st, $50 o,h-ays
seth-st: ie3o broadway. 1893 sdav.: w sth-s,s
l.ais 2d-eve.; 7s3 6h-sye AZ the Harlem oncss a@i
cas- West ie5th-st. bet 7th ana eth aves.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-31
fnrnisbes Apartments DO Get.


y T'NEXCEPTIONAIIE OFFER.-Completey, Gle
"A gantly furnished private apartment unusually cool.
embracing large studio chamber and bathroom. with
tendance meals II desired, In absolutely nreproof
building. 3lsst. hth-avs.. To rent a nominal value
desirable until October; references required Ad
dress J. &. L., Tribune Office.
DROADWAY. l.4ls.-Vcry desirable nine Nat: ele-
ID vator all modern improvements light all around Ap-
ply jantor.
A ERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for This Tribune
"A received at their Uptown Onlce. No. i2i2 broadway
"a door north OF 3ls-st., until o'clock y. adver
sements received at the following branch oces egu.af
once rates until o'clock m. viz 2at s,h-aye
23d-st. i52 6h-ave. cor l2th-s lt2 Columbus
near West oethst JOG West t2d St. near eth-ave: %
East I4th-st: 25I West 42d st. between 7th and sth
i3a Fast 47h-st: a3s 81 between 10th and
77th SITS: l026 3d-ave.. Gls-st: i.70s lst-aye.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-31


10 COAL DEALERS.
OFFICE LONG ISLAND STATE HOSPITAL,
ROOM lV7. ARBUCkLE BClLDINb
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ o'clock T. NJ. Wednesday, June
lUth furnishing coal as follows; Brookiy n
Dent. TO be delivered the Hospital on ClarhSon
street, 1900 tons less) Of No. ! Buckwheat
Anthracite coal COO (mOre ess OF stove coal
For Kings Dept To be delivered alongside docks
Kings Park. l.. l., 1000 tons unore or less) OF
No Buckwheat Anthracite coal and 500 tons 'more or
less) Of stove coal.
This coal is be Of the best quality. cleaned and
freshly mined subject to the approval Of the Board Of
Managers their representative. Proposals must pro-
vide for the delivery such times and in such quantl-
be required by the Board OF Managers or
their representative Each bid be enclosed IN
envelope addressed TO the Board Of Managers. Long
Island State Hospital. Room l07. Arbuckle building.
brooklyn Y. and endorsed 'PropOsals for COAL and
be accompanied BY bond Of two surctes residents Of
the State ~ Y. each to Justify In the OF s. 900
guarantee that the bidders will
cute contract II II is awarded TO them and Will perform
the faithfully.
The right Is reserved by the Board Of Managers
all bids, and after cont IL entered into
10 dealers sad forfeited whenever In their
Judgment being performed for the best
o State.
JOHN G.. DEUBERT
Pres. Board Of Managers.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-31

hntnrnisheo Apartments 60 fet.
.-Or~NNNrONONoNNNOYNNNONroN
A.-FOR SMALL. REFINED TAMfIIEa
THE CAMERON,
New and Modern Apartment House southensi
Nicholas and i26th--t
Read. for occupancy May !. iS@
RENTS. $50 TO tT2D PER ASSUM.
Suites NJ four. ye and outside and bath el~
vaor all night. reception ,rice telephone. Sc
liverird Attendant electric light heat. hot
supplied. laundry. tiled bathroom and ktch
ems. sanary plumbing cabinet Trim parquet noors
A First Floor Apartment suitable Tor u phy blcian
FfREIROOF CONSTRUCTION.
Select tenants references only
Floor plans. descriptive pamphlet &c.. with W =.
TREVTcTT Manager. the premises GEORGE
FINCK, owner. lf5 Broadway. New-York
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-31
Gountrn propsrtp for Sale
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.

Hastings on the Hudson ~ acres Of high ro'hs 'a"
commanding elegant view Of the HUDSON NV -.
Ir ,rr s,a,ion beautifully situated for subdivision
adolns the elegant residence of Mr. ienty ,,vT
known as Willard Park Terms easy W NJ ~. ,''' "
New-York tribune., 1896-05-31
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
fAsT EMPRESS TRAINS 10
HI Nashtngton. chicago, cincinnati. I.
1t Iouis aud NIL Points West.

Baltimore. W
Iouis and ntl Points West.
Pt'IfNAS AR SERVICE ON ALI TRAINS
iea,e Sew Y.rk e., ~ iii, - a.! e. III AGO
~ sun. ~ Is might ClNCINNATl ST lolIs 10
IN 900 q m WkSiilNBIpN. HAiTIIORE. SIS
u m.. sun. lo a. pinlug carr. II 20 a. m ~ n
6 ~ o.. M Dining CaD. q o. m. !. - nigh.
NORFOLK ~ 90 "a dal'.
NEW ORLEANS Roanoke and Chattanooga Puiim1n
Sleeper . p DALI
All trains are Illuminated with pin'sch Light.
Brlc,s iig i12 2di si5. llsO nsdWaN. n East
IAN 81, ~; lnwcry. y In. pa FULTON St. Brook
i'm station foot - Liberty ST. g u II II y T.
New York Transfer COMPANY viii call Tor and check
hnggarr frim hotel residence On destination
New-York tribune., 1896-05-31
Ceual Nolltes.
nnoonno~~oooroNrS~oNr~N>
A II n Spccial Term of the Supreme Court

.nnoocooooNoDoroN~>~>~c ~>~>~cON~~>">~~~>~>o|>~
A Special Term OF the supreme court
n held at the Court House In the city Of WATERFOWL
I'm said county ON 29ih day Il May. ls,l lIe-sn'
Hon McIennsn Jnsce s%p.rme %Sur, nma
U",eI company ami others ON reading and ming the
,,,in 81 Howard & Folger receiver " the above
amd d.fentant Thousand Island Hotel Company Nerl
ned Nav 23i 1896 and tho affidavit of Joseph Mun verl
ns sa mSy on ana a,dav, thn, condition Of the prop
involved in ms c"mnsn % IN ths action /. such
that 1t for the protection and m %a
allowed certificates and dispose of ne same sna
appearing that here ARE BACK uh ba, her. are other
claims pressing which TO pay al once ana
should be issued and being shown TO the satsicon -
this that there are no funds ~nSS,rr W T % dh
the moving papers herein anu u aPenns % WA,
said property should he protected by Insurance etc. AMI
that such cannot he procured untl money r.
sons given the order TO show cause on shorter notice
'S Sow on motion of Mulln. crinin walker attorneys
% nrdercd % d. Tha, the plaintiff the defendants tho Ator-
ncy General ana all the bondhoiders Of the defendant
Thousand Island Hotel ComPs se % ANA ,nsy are n'sI Se
M the Court House the city Of syracuse saturday.
soon thereafter as H ,n, r, in M. ac,io1 "uth"rz
inc and directing herein TO issue certificates
which shall be Hens the property covered by the mort
SAID certincaes to be the payment u certain
neces-ary debts and cspensss ana on such terms ana
and such other rule or order as may to the court
II further ordered tina, copy OF this order be served
on the plaintiff the defcndants the Attorney General and
Hotel mpany secured by the mortgage described In the
compliant %SS sencs n may nnG o. sS that Or en
service by mail provided by law and the rules
anempd dnn regular service notice OF motion
HNs . n'r IN ns s'ss sa' & SSps S Gsr nsw BE
paper published the city q wser,9wn, and twice In
OF Ne" '''"' =" ~ p. D. MLESNAN.