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The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-04
First Peace Sitting.

Constantinople, June 3.-The ambas- sadors of the powers and Tewfik Pa- sha, the Turkish minister for foreign affairs, held the first sitting of the peace negotiations this afternoon at the Tophane Palace. There was no secretary. present and no record will be kept of the proceedings.
 It is understood that the result of three hours of deliberation was that Count Nelidoff, the Russian ambassa- dor, will prepare memorandum as to the equalization of the frontier and the British ambassador memorandum as to indemnity.
 The conference then adjourned to meet again on Saturday next to con- slider these memorandas.
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The Irish Prisoners.

London, June 3.-In the house of com- mons to-day MT. John Dillon, chair man of the Irish parliamentary party asked If the government proposed to follow the example of all civilized na- tions upon occasions of great national rejoicings and grant amnesty to the Irish treason-felony prisoners. The government leader, MT. A. J. Balfour denied the relevancy of the question and declared that the prisoners refer red to, in view of the house, did not be- long to the classification of political prisoners.
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Reformed Church Synod.

Asbury Park. N J., June 3.-The rou- tine work of the ninety-first regular session of the general synod of the Re formed Church of America was begun to-day in the Reformed church here. Two hundred delegates were present from different parts of the country, and as many more lay members of the church. The reports of the various committees were made and disposed of to-day, and the new committees were appointed.
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SPURIOUS COSTA RIGA BONDS
SECRET SERVICE MEN UNEARTH
 VAST COUNTERFEITINGP PLOT.

Over Million Dollars Worth of the Worthless Paper FIoated on the Market Prisoners Supposed Friends of Central American Revolutionists- sts-Arraigned Be- fore Commissioner Shields in New York.
 New York, June 3.-One of the most extensive counterfeiting plots ever dis covered by the secret service bureau of the postofiice department was brought to light to-day, when Richerdo De Re Quesens and his wife Eugenia were arraigned before Commissioner Shields charged with issuing counter felt bonds of the Costa Rican govern nent of the denomination of one hun dred pesos.
 The prisoners were arrested on infor- nation received from the consul general of the United States at Port Limon, Costa Rica.
 Re Quesens has a printing establish ment here. There were no plates, dies or other counterfeiting tools found in the rooms.
 ue WOIlldu QeCIdIeu lllil SilC A@1' no knowledge of any attempt to float forged bonds of the Costa Rican gov ernment. Her husband refused to make any statement. Both prisoners were held in default of $3,0OO bail for examination on June 16.
 The commercials are excellent imita- tions of the original bonds. It is said they were issued from New Orleans.
 It was reported this afternoon that $1,250000 of these bonds had been put afloat. Only small proportion of these bonds, it is said, has been mar keted in this city It is reported that Re Quesens and his wife went to Costa Rica to float the bonds in an effort tc benefit the insurrectionists in that country. It is also said that large amount of the bonds were placed among the conspirators against the Costa Rican government
 Alfred Walcott, waiter in the Hote Imperial in San Jose, Costa, Rica, is said to be under arrest there and it is also stated that 1000 pesos of the counterfeit notes were found in his pos session. It is also claimed that a bun dle of the counterfeits was found in a sofa which was shipped from this city.
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STRIKING GARMENT WORKERS.
Cloakmakers to Go Out and Pants and
 Vestmakers Uneasy.


 New York, June 3.-Notice has been served on the Cloak manufacturers that their employees are preparing for strike, which will be second in magni- tude only to the tailors strike. The cloak matekrs are 10000 strong. The manufacturers have been invited to a conference at which a new scale of prices will be ordered. The men say that they cannot exist under the pres ent rates.
 It Is probable that the ranks of the striking garment makers will soon be augmented by the pants and vest makers organization, as well as the cloak makers. The former have about 12000 members. In the case of the cloak makers, it Is said that a strike can only be avoided by the manufac- turers' granting an increase in wages of from 20 to B per cent.
 The pressers are also said to be pre- pairing for a strike
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WILL MEET JUNE 1S.
Board of Finance Will Then Make Public
 the Result of the Investigation.


 The recent street sprinkling adver- tisement investigation was discussed informally by the board of finance last evening in executive session. The mem bers were bound by the caucus and not one of them would say anything con- corning the matter, which will be taken up Thursday, July fT.
 William Schappa, janitor of the city hall, and Arthur M. Beebe, the janitor for the town, ,presenteda bill for services rendered during the investigation. The face of the bill was $50. Alderman Rourke moved that it be paid. Coun- cilman Brown seconded the motion. Alderman Forsyth offered an amend ment making the amount $20. City Auditor Brown called the at tention of the board to the fact that MT. Schappa had been very much over worked during the days of the investi- gation.
 Councilman Fuller seconded the mo- ton of Alderman Forsyth, which was passed by a vote of to 2.
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Gets No Returns.

Easthampton, June 3.-Judge s. o. Prentice of the superior court handed down a decision to-day in the case of F. B. Northam vs. the town of Chat ham, making the injunction permanent restraining the town from paying Sher- if T. F. Brown the sum he expended, about S253, for the apprehension of Ed ward Rogers, the murderer of Timothy Parmalee of Cobalt.
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Gunboat Princeton Launched.

Camden, N. J., June 3.-The United States gunboat Princeton, which is be- ing built at the shipyard of John H. Dialogue & Son, was successfully launched to-day. The boat was chris tened by Miss Updyke, daughter of the mayor of Princeton, N. J., in the pres ence of large crowd, including sev- eral naval officers from Washington. After the launch Mayor Updyke deliv- cred an address.
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King of Siam at Rome,

Rome, June 3.-The King of Siam, Chulalongkorn l., arrived here to-day. He was received at the railroad station by King Humbert and the crown prince of Italy and was driven to the Quiri- nal, where he was received by Queen Marguerite and the crown princess. He will proceed to the Grand hotel to- morrow, and from there he will pay a visit to the pope.
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Steamship Arrivals.

At ladelphia-Steamer Nederland, Antwerp.
 At Bremer-Steamer Trave, New York via Plymouth.
 At Plymouth-Steamer Fuerst Bis marck, New York for Hamburg.
 At eenstown-Steamer Britannia, New York for Liverpool.
 At New York-Steamer Patria, Ham, burg; Britannia, Naples.
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Skirmish With Deryishes.

London, June A dispatch to the Daily Mail from Cairo says that a smart skirmish has taken place be- tween the Anglo-Egyptian column and the dervishes at Merawi, near the Fourth cataract, the most advanced post occupied by the DongoIa expedi- tion on the Nile. Captain Peyton was severely wounded.
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Cafes Ferry.

Gales Ferry. Conn.,, June 3.-The Yale unexpected freedom from hard training at their quarters on the Thames, as, owing to the unfavorable weather, it was impos- bnned by V C@a9b Cool, thot conditions ,nishf Mi,9 be more favorable in me edge of the even ing, but the wind continued from the south west, making the water too rough for the crew to do anything in their shell
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PARCELS POST SYSTEM.
Foreign Delegates Favor an Extension of
 Agreements.

Washington, June 3.-There was no meeting of the Universal Postal con- gress or It's committees to-day.
 A number of the foreign delegates called on Postmaster General Gary and exchanged views on the subject of par cels-post, the delegates from Austria Hungary, France, England, Germany and Belgium favored extension of the system and would like to have the par cels-post agreements between this and their respective governments. The United States has been frequently ask ed to join in these arrangements with various countries but with few ex- captions as to certain countries, has ob- jected to new treaties on the grounds of competition with express companies.
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Sarsfield Gnard.

At meeting of the Veteran Associa- ticn of the Sarsfield Guard held last night 1t was voted to participate in the smoker" to be given at Arion hall by the active company next Tuesday even ing. All eX-members of the company are hereby cordially invited to meet at the armory next Tuesday evening at S:S0 o'clock and proceed to the smoker"
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Oueen's Jubilee Rnnnuet

Montreal, June 3-A banquet is to be given at the Windsor hotel on the even- ing of June 21 in honor of the queens jubilee, and invitations have been fs- sued to ex-Presidents Cleveland and Harrison to attend. It is expected that the former, at least, will be able to ac- cept the invitation.
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Lee-Conposto Commission.

Havana, June 3.-The Lee-Congosto com mission was entertained at supper last night by Senor CongOsto and at breakfast this morning by Consul-general Lee; This States by the Steamer Saratoga. He went on board accompanied by the correspondent of the Associated Press and the correspond ent of the New York Herald and the Jour mn 1 and Advertiser. Ex-cOnsul- general Williams from Mexico is also a passenger on the Saratoga for New York.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-04
DdNBURY,S POLICE CAPTAIN.
Young Newspaper Man to Have Charge ot
 the Force.

Young Newspaper Man to Have Charge of
 the Force.
 Danbury, Conn.,, June 3.-The fight over the election of police captain, which has been in progress here for the past four weeks and occasioned two adjournments of the city council, was settled tonight by the election of Ed ward c. Ginty. The mayor cast the deciding vote as the council stood in favor to opposed. Ginty is but twen- ty-six years of age, and is probably one of the youngest police captains in the country. He is newspaper man connected with the Danbury Despatch. There was a large gathering at city hall awaiting the outcome of the meet ing and when it was learned that Gin ty was elected there was great rejoic- ing among his friends.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-04
ENGLISH TARIFF TALK.
Opinion of the Chronicle on the Present
 Debate.

Debate.
 London, June, 4.-The Daily Chronicle in an editorial on the tariff debate and the allegations that the United States senators have been improperly sugar stock speculating says:
 ''It would be hard to find a more striking instance of the folly of protec- tion as the real cure of economic de- pression. While the British exchequer is full to overflowing, the American treasury is suffering from a. deficit. If we should be fools enough to begin this business of tariff tinkering, which de- stroys all commercial stability, we would soon find ourselves in the same predicament''
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-04
The Glorious Fourth.

The general committee on the Fourth Of July celebration, Colonel w. F. Nor gan president, will meet this (Friday) evening at o'clock at rooms 10 and Il city hall. All the delegates are re- quested to be present. The parade committee is especially invited to meet the general committee.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-04
Dr Griswold Hosa Shock.

Hartford, June 3.-Dr. Malcolm R. ,Griswold of this city. who is serving a ten years sentence in state prison for setting fire to building, part of which he occupied, suffered a paralytic shock yesterday and it is thought he may not recover.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-04
Soan Factory Burned.

Winsted, Conn.,. June 3.-The soap fac tory of J. F. Bartlett X Son, located on the outSA-.ts of the town, was destroyed by fire tonight. with q quantity of the manu- factured product The fire department was unable to check the flames owing to the scarcity of water The loss Is about S2
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Can Exhibit Kinetnsrona

Ottawa, Ont, June 3.-The bill to pro- hibit the kinetoscope exhibition of the rbett-Fitzsimmons prize fight was practically killed last night.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-04
Hnnse Votes to Adjourn Next Thnrsdax.

Hartford, June 3.-The house this after noon passed a resolution setting Thursday, June 10, as day for final adjournment
 Speaker Barbour announced that the sen- ate would be ready to adjourn when the house was ready.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-09
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
~ n. UMBSEN & &C.
". DAVID BUSH, Msnager Country Dep.
IA MONTGOMERY ST.


~ II. UMBSEN & &C.
VI. DAVID BUSH, Manager Country Dep.
II MONTGOMERY ST.
0O00O IS ACRES NEAR NAPA; Is
sDOOOO. acres in orch ard: will have 10 tons
OF fruit this season; furnished house ard STOCK
tools.
n-S0O So ACRES MILES FROM VA CA
ID OOU. vile. on the Winters road; % acres
in prunes, apricots and peaches, with family
orchard in bearing: balance in grain; house OF 8
rooms and good outbufldings; Will exchange for
san Francisco properly
G7Suo go ACRES AT SUR. Is MILES
u Ot'U. from Monterey; steamer and
schooner landing place; fine grain and stock
farm; plenty OF water: great bargain.
geo AN ACRE-1e0 ACRES IN FRUIT
dDOu belt Of Placer County; 100 acres in or
chard of which 10 full bearing; all equi pped
with fine dwellings, fruit el aporator, stock and
tools; would exchange.
q. CONN IsU ACRES NEAR CASTRO
,NOOUO. vile; so acres good sugar-beet land ::
100 acres in oats, will yield $500 sacks; 5 acres
OF orchard; plenty OF water: large oak trees good
modern house o. II rooms; improvements cost
over $4,000; paying piace of property; easy
terms
SUGAR-BEET LAND
I'VE ARE SUBDIVIDING A LARGE TRACT
W of sugar-beet land. near the Spreckels sugar
beet refinery, Salinas; particulars at Office.
u CtttO. improved resistant vineYard; or
chaTd, redwoods and canyons; rinesal springs.
lakes, bathing, hunting and fishing; finely i'm
prove with lain building. COTTAGES, stab es, and
com pletely furnished aud equipped for business;
this is q chance for physician no W sues to
start sanitarum; call for detailed description
and photos; this is an income place now.
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EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.
u " i'll sell
AT "A Tr(TTOE


AT AUCTION,
All O'Clock, near the vacl Valley Hotel
a G. y l L l. r,
2200 ACRES
Of the MkERELL RANCH,
Formerly knoSn the UDELL RANCH, in
So County
Location, miles from VacaviIe, between Va
caville End Ntntets at AileLdase station, on he
EImra ami Fumsey , r Il. K.
IN S0-AChE SUBDIVISIONS,
At STfIVE AND ABSOLUTE
AUCTION SALE,
To close settlement OF bank account
NOW Is THF TINE TO INVEST IN CHOlC
LOCATED LANDS WITHIN THE REACH OF
ALL.
This land il in a choice location The portion
lying OF he Iailru. is level valley land an
noted Tor ID growth OF cereals while that I OF
the railroad runs into the gently ru.lin; foot-
HIS from which the early fruits, grapes and
olives OF ELis CELEBRATED section are produCed
1EkMS-ORe third ca b, balance in and
two equal annual payments; interest per cent
per annum.
For further particulars, catalogues, excursion
rates, etc, EXCURSIoN TICKETS AT OUR Of
FICE, il gu Re OF EASTON, ELDRIDGE & o.,
63S Market ST, san Francisco Abe ri II.
QUATMAN. Vaca Valley Hotel, VacaviIle
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

d 3OSO NEW AND MODERN 7-ROOM
DZZOU. colonIaLssyIe house; Just fuished
electric and gas fixtures; covsd ceilings; porce-
lain bath; opeu-work plumbing; fine mantel; loo
40xi22; electric cars pass door; block rom
Berkeley local ststion: this price includes grad
ing. maca6amizing and sewer. etc Can be had
on terms TO suit purchaser. Apply Immediately
to owner A. J. SNYDER, 467 Ninth St, Oakland
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
oFFICE-o0S BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


FORECLOSURE SALES
T. he following ropertfes have been taken
on morlg cages, and mary of them can be bought at
less than half their ual value, from resuon-
S be parties any reasonable terms Will De &C
$5JoO-Modern fats, rooms and bath each; al
ways rented; situa Eighth St, few blocks
from Broadway; sp endid inves ment-
s25O0-Sew modern IA story house; q rooms ms
and bath; in stham Terrace, last oakland; lot
40xlz3: cost owner $4,000.
s12O0-New modern cottage. 6 rooms and bath,
in Locks e. square, near Telegraph ave. sunny
exposure; 1875 ZOOS lot; house insured for Sl2uo
$3.50 Will huy 2-story house, rooms and bath,
new and mud.rn. close to Grove St: TOT z1x20O
$500 eaeh-Iwo new modern houses, rooms
near Telegraph ave.
Send for list of foreclosure bargains.
II. B BELDEN, Real Estate, Loans Insurance,
Exclusive Dealer in Foreclo ure ana Probate Prop
critics, 1112 Broadway. near Thirteenth ST., Oak
land
$1,000 8 BLCCKs FROM FRUITvALE
I'd ZOO. station, new modern house OF 8
rooms and bath; $500 cash: balance to suit.
c150O \ BARGAIN; 500 CASH; SIS
u l. cOU. per month; nearly new modern cot
age OF rooms and BATH fine mAnteI; high base
ment barn; chicken-hou es; fruit trees; lot 70x
G.155O ACRES IN FRUIT; WELL
u Il OO. located; great bargain.
AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY Is OF
y feTed to thorough hotelman and restau-
rateur by buying a built hotei, with barroom
in front large dining-h hall splendid kitchen and
a I;ries: there several nice summer-houseI in
he arden. and the whole place is summer
resort and family retreat for city people, most
f4vorably located in Fruitvae, with its great
future ahead. without any doubt right man
Ich place is bou to make a success.
or full particulars apply o
H. A. PLErrNER Fruitvale station
HUGH NJ CAMERoS. RELIABLE AND
ii Old Established Rea Estate Broker 479
Ninth s..
G10O DOWN. SIS PER MONTH; CORNER
q. 1OO cottage of s rooms, Seyenth-st
local trains: total price oaIy sI4o0.
GJ05O COTTAGE F ROOMS: LOT SIX
u YOU. 100: barn, windmill and tank; pa. {
cash; near Telegraph-ave- eIeetr cars.
cIOSO PLAIN HOUSE OF ROOMS AND
n OOO. excellent lot downtown; death in the
HUGH NJ. CAMERON.
Real Estate Broker, 479 Ninth st.
PARGAIN: ONLY $50. MOD I'm 5-RooM
ID cottage; lot 35xl2S. in of the Test parts OF
the city; will sell on easy payments.
BROOM MODERN COTTAGE: WINDMILL
- nd tank: small stable and chicken-house; lot
AK Us; near Ashley station, outh Berkeley:
only S17oO; cay payments
ONLY $1,000: NEW MODERN s-RooM
" house. lot 100x16J; near Senator Perkins
home, Oakland: fine view OF bay, city and noun
tatnsL
o. A. LANE. 1s Montgomery s.. s F.
AT FRUITvALE, 2 AND 3 BLOCKS FROM
"A station; choice building 10 easy terms;
$40 CASH streets graded and macadamized; sew
ers. er and gps In. delightful china e; rs mil
utes from al Francisco fare So per month or 5
cents per TIP; hese lots are q bargain 81 $3.50.
Syndicate Inves ment Company, 65 Chronicle
bui ding, or LOWRY, OWEN & CO. Fruitvale
station.
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DARGAIN-PAGE
u ONLY $50 Par FRONT FOOT; 1877 :6x
I5T. g Page ST.. near Ashoury; choice neigh Dor
hood. this 3 the most desirsb and cheapest prop
esty offered On PARK psnhHuufe
Particulars Of HOOKER 6 LENT.
q Pnst
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IMPROVED.
s75OO-Rents $40; Sacramento. nr Deviszdero
= Se500-Store and fat. rents sT5; Bush 81; cor
rer.
SlO.5CC-Reuts $50: Page 81. near Market
ss759-Reuts slOO: near Bush St and Grant ave.
S50oO-Rents $50 per n oath; corner; 221 81
SSI. IO-kents $3.50 teary $ corner; 137 6.
S5-50-ResIden Pine ur. Baker; $50 sh
Sl5.0OO-FilluOTe sQd suffer- rents $50: So II.
ST2UU-Geary 81 houses; rents $40.
SIS OQ0-Rents Sl2T % per month: Eddy, near
Larkiu.
ST55U-Ren-s So SO; new fats; Pegs ST
SIS O01-Rents SIS; Ellis st, near Jones.
SIO.5OO-Renrs ST. so; O'Farreu, nr Larkiu
S45O0-Eents $40: 1 new fats: Fulton St
s145O-New 5-room cottage: near Mission st.
S+5UO-Rents $50 Per month; 5 hzts; 18th st.
Ss24O-z houses; rents s65. Baker 81.
USMPROVED
s50O-Dismond ST., near , st; 25IlO0.
S1l00-Alsbama 81, near 23d; 26xlOO.
$500 EACH iots; Lyon and McA lister
$500 each-Feu ST, facing he park
sZ550-CoIs, near Page; 25I1U6.3
SlS5O-25xI37 8; FuIton, near Baker
Sl5OO-25xIl0; Noe. near l7th.
500 each-ButIdiug lots IS down and SIS Or mo.
SIS50-25xI 1916; Gocen Gate ave.
SlUOO each-25xl25; 20-h s.; Mission warm
belt.
800 per front ioot-Presi1io Heights; marine
view Clay ST.
HOOKER & LENT, l. Post st.
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TOzY COTTAGE CHEAP
: PRICE ONLY SI65u
PAYMENTS $50 PER MONTH
Near Mission snd 5Oth SIS: beautiful new bay
window cottage contains rooms; large base
nenL chicken house, etc; excellent chance for a
home
Apply TO HOOKER & LENT,
Il Post 81
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LEGAL NOTICES.


THE CALIFORNIA DEB3I5 COMMISSION,
L having received applications 10 miEe BY the
hydraulic process from the Industrial Gold Mining
Company Ia the old French mine, near Indian
Dggings, FL Dorado County. TO deposit tailings IN
Cedar Creek: from James Rooss in the Messerer
NINE near Spanish Ranch, Plurlas County, to de-
posit tsilfngs in spanish Greek; rom the II askel
Ravine Mining Company in its mine in Mohawk
Valley. Sierra County TO deposit Iailngs on fiat.
and from Costa, Davis 81 Co. IN their mine az
Cherokee. Butte County, to deposit railings In an
O d pit, gives notice that meeting will be held at
room SO, Flood huildilg San Francisco, Cal, on
May %. 1897, at 1:50 P. NJ
CITY AND COUNTY TREASURY. SAN
~ Francisco, April Is. lS97.-In compliance
with the provisions of section OF order 59S of
the Boaru OF Supervisory, approved Septem Der Is
1850, there will be sold az public auction by e. s
spear & Co.. AZ their szlesrooms 81 and IS suffer-
street, on
MONDAY, MAY IT.
AT 10 O'Clock A sundry articles OF stolen lost
and unclaimed properly recovered by the police
fors OF San Francisco, detailed In inventory
thereof on file in the office OF he lerk OF the
Board OF Supervisors and consisting OF jewe. nv
wearing apparel. pi.ols. knives. etc. also lot OF
trunks. yalIses. ciothing property Of deceased
pc received from the Coroner OF this City and
County Open for inspection on morning of sale,
A. C. WIDBER,
City and County Treasured