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THE LONDON
NEWS BUDGET
-
American Visitors plllln0 the Hotels,
but the Season u Poor OaC,
THE WEARING or THE GREEN
nov the Sona Affected the 0usen llonors
For the ffeaeh Minister Other
rllhy Foreign News
The WEARING or THE GREEN

london, June u Especial London oablcd
iut,or FOR Sunday morning papers.l -
'rho weather has boon wlnIcr.llko during
thn creator part Of the week Heavy
rains foil AMI l.ouipn presented an cn.
pociAlly brdrhgglod appearance with tho
no,I,cd halfnnlslod Jubilee decorations
everywhere.
Ca Friday. however. thorc wnH pleas
ant chapso To hot. bright weather. Tho
changes of temperature hays boon very
trying ta American visitors. who are al.
ready nlilng tho holrlu Tho sonHon. aH
"a whole. has hcvn "a remarkably poor
onr. the house agents especially complain
las of tho poor hunluoun, saying there
waa mover Ices domahd Tor furnished
housrp, Tav fact In ,ha, tho rtorblant
urlr,u charged for everything 10 keeping
mhny thousands away, Lodging house
hr.,p-rs. iu many Instances. have been
guilty or the shuprat practices. and
calmly aunluuc" double prices Tor the
Tori iRht iucludlns the Jubilee 10 visitors,
who months ago engaged rooms at a cor.
tain figure A nny example Of the
prio, of carriages. one of tho blgEest
nrma aska four pounds Tot carriages To-
Pirradilly and return. distance OF less.
tnan two mites. aHi they Bay They viii
nOt guarantee to reach any particular
spot
Accounting 10 an absolutely unlmprarn,
ablc authority" a writer Ia the West
miaairr Gascuo rola,oa how the Irish
aoav. The Wearing OF the Green" was
yrry rrcnn,ly sung at wtai-or Castle,
Thr qurrn ii appcafa requested al
Young Irish lady. who wps visiting tho
>,aAIic 10 sins an Irish song She wragI
To th~ piano and sang The Nrarias oil
INV '''''' ' "
told. hor majesty was 20 touched By ,ho
pathos 81 tho song tha, she burst is'oI
tnurn,
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BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.

II you want good lumber and lowest
prices figure with the Gobel Mills
w. b. EDWARDS, agent.
95b Commercial street. Astoria.
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A SNAP.

For sale cheap and on easy terms.
four choice building lots In McClure's
Astoria. For particulars call on Howell
& Ward, $40 Bond street.
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THE MARKETS.

san Farnclsco, June l.. Hops S and i.c
Liverpool, June -Wheat-QuiNt.
Portland, Wheat Unchanged.
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BY order Of the Common Council.
Attest: u. T.. NELSON.
Auditor and Police Judge
Astoria, or. June y, lS9'.
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NOTICE FOR ASSESSMENT FOR
SEWER on SECOND STREET, Nc.
CLCRE'B ASTORIA.
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NEGRO MoBBED,

New Workers Wanted to Lynch Him for
Shooting a White Man.
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FIRsT-Go via the st. Paul because
the lines to that point viii AFFORD you
the very best service.
sECoND-See that the coupon beyond
St Paul reads via the Wisconsin Gem
tral because that Line makes close con-
nections with all the trans-continenta
lines entering the Union Depot there.
ad its service is hrst-class in every
particular.
THIRD-For information, call on
your neighbor and friend-the nearest
ticket agent-and ask for ticket read
ing via the WISCONSIN Central lines.
or address
JAS. c. POND.
General Passenger Agent.
Milwaukee. Wis.
Or GEO. s. BATTY,
General Agent.
Portland. Oregon.
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TRANSPORTATION LrNEs.
PORTLAND
LtAvg
ARRIVE

fa.t Mai i0f IA ana,
Chehal g. CeMfalla,
No. 2. South Be- d, NOntsssaDO No 1
Al rdeen. Olympia, Ia
eDma, @ratile. Virtnrl g.
Port Tswnsend EtleBs-
burg, sp kane. k.is-land
y. q. Trtil y. c.; Tel
son, u. G.. KasiO, Mi--
sOula, Buue. Anaconda,
II! A. ", Helena, ~. Paul, " IL: % T..
nsnp ls, Kansas rity
Omaha, Council Bluff.
-. Lnis .ChicagO, Wash.
ingtOn. Sew Y"rk. Phil
adSlphia, Boston, aud all
points East and -Outh.
east
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PORTLAND. ARRIVE.


=OvERLANJ tx
PRESS, for ~alem,
ROsebuV. Ashland,
600 p. VI. sacramento, Ogden, .9.sO A. NJ
San Francisco, 40
lave, L1s Angeles,
II PasO, New Or
leans and the Fast.
$50 A. NJ. Roseburg passenger 'I:30 P. VI.
Via Woodburn, for
Daily Mount Angel, Ill DAILY
except yeftOn, West SeiO, cxeept
sunday. Brownsville, SPRING Sunday.
field and Natron......
f'So A. NJ. Corvallis passenger. $50 P. NJ
ti.Sl ?. D.. MeGinlyle pass'r .ts:25 A. VI.
DAILY. tDally except sunday.
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Use WebfOOt Corn Cure. No
cure no pay. For sale at ES-
tes-COnn Drug Store,
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Direct connection at San Francisco with Oc-
cdenial q Oriental aud Pacific Mail steam
ship lines for JAPAN AND CHINA SAILING
daies on application.
Rates and tickets 70 Eastern points and Eu-
rope. Also JAPAN, CHINA. H0NoLULU and
AJSnkALiA =. Can be obtained frtn J. Is
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tkHIILL DIVISION
Passenger Depot, loot Il Jeffers u st.

Leave for OSWEGO daily az T.S' a nj.
l2:l5 las, 5;2j, 6;i5, sos p. N; ul.n n. M
on SATURDAYS only, ami $40 a m. aud $50 .
IN. on sundays only. Arrive at Portland daily
a, Nv e.5J a. M; 80 els. Gas, 7:i5 p. m.
days only.
Deaye Tor SHERIDAN d ily except Sunday
al 4;9 p. m. Arrive at p0rtl tud g:SO a. m:
Leave FOR Airlie Mondays Wedue DAYS and
trid Us A. $40 a. m. Arrive az Portland
Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays at 500
p. m.
Except sunday, ''Exeept saturday.
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New York. June IA special TO the
rlrn Mnhrld anYn.
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Murray referee No s Fast F s ve sSory
By PETER Meyer FoTselSsaTe sale : John
H. Rosan referee No 2ss East ss2 oxiS ;Sree
STA subject to other m9r1saFe ord 1cT sale Ed
ward r. Mccall. referee; No.'555 West Thirty sec
north eide srdk lSsi @
and hrec;story brick oa ienem"nt-house al inc rear
by Peter F. Meyer & Co. Executors sale No 30
Beecker-st north side $50 feet west OF Charles-sI'
BY b. Phoenix lnsraham Co.: Foreclosure sale;
Daniel p. Insrahan. referee Ea$le-aye west s'9s;
1875 vacant due on Judgment, NS@l =. ,,,.,o,, e.
Do % nc,dy .,e by ,K KSnH o onebnndfe
and-twenty- thirdst, north side. 400 feet west o,
corner Of Kingsbridge Road and ne-hpndred-and
eighty eghth-st.. each about 25xlo ana even U
s.de OF Observation-Disclosures each OK
CO.: Public auction sale; 10 90 East one-hundTed-
south 1a side Swe 9saI AN"F
Thursday.-By Philip a. Smylh: Foreclosure sac ',
Horace secor r. rftefee No 30 eas, Side i5o
feet north OF Rivington-s;.. 25x2OO. two hyesi0Iy
brick tenesment-houses. with stores due on jung
VILLAIN Ken8ey E9rec9s s, a s9e cG ndTih
side 2SS feet Of lfth-aye., l66xv1 four st9IE
Neutrality-suspicious. dwelling: due on judgment S5.!'s
~ H. W Ward rS sfcN 30 8
side - feet south OF -hundred-aHd-rlsh'' e'.'.
: &! &x'''' "'f-''oIy O'''N "''' ""e I'll ., -
Percy referee; No Icy Firs'-aye west Side, 20"
feet south of Eghty-hfth-st. 252v75, four-stofy
stone front tenement house. with store ,,..r,.r
Otis referee No 1903 Hoe-ave. west side. % ier'
second-s 2jx1OO two-story frame dwelling; Que on
Judgment. $50; subject TO another mortgage iof
BY Peter f Never & Co: Partition sale: George
f. Mott referee; No ga n lax
100 three-story brick and ira.le tenement nous
south of one hundred -and-hfty 2llN 0
vacant; No. 53 East One-hundred
three-story frame dwelling
BY Peter F. Meyer & Co; Foreclo sr ., SAL
northwest side PIG feet northeast Of Mott-st runs
northwest II by southwest 2l.o 10 MOu-st: ny
northwest by mCrheas y by o% HG swo Sor TO
frame stores: No S7S Westinghouse and NO. y
Beachst being az The sonnweS+ GGthf frnS on ,t
house with store; No. $50 to S Bleecker-st.. 80 80
to ss Srsn West nT Ho South side
SO feet ives; Of Beecker-st, runs east 49, by south
go by west l2s6 by north , s. story by n ess[
and frame tenement houses, with stores on
Beecker-st four three and four story brick tene,,
two fonr-story brick tenement houses on West
feminist: No 100 to 10 Chrlstopher,sl south side
l23 feet west OF Beecker-st. l2jX9} txl23x69l SIX
two and three story brick and frame dwellings;
No Il Bank-st north side 45 feet east OF BleeckeT-
wi,h ,hTee q, or'cK 0"e"S '' rear o"F vi
Frday-By William Kennedy: Foreclosure sale;
Al north side PISA feet west u Park-aye - l3x
loo sa three-story brick dwelling due on Judgment
By Charles A. Berr!an: Foreclosure, sale: william
c. Breed referee; No 229 Eas, Eishiy-tl,9i o
sSe @ ;f5l Wea Due on
inent s,6o9 subjec, 10 o;heS mortgages for $1,000
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STORAGE NOTICES.

,,c''cHnC'N' 30 4 : 'WIEE~
HOUSES CSC oa nee 2is { a4s Ea., ssthy. st:
New -York.-To Mrs Mary Ambrose;
'. Anderson. Mrs. Zelina r. Bartn ,nor
Mrs. Title Bauder. Miss c. NJ Biaes; III.
Blaesius, Mrs. r. Bolger . Mrs Bnaay.
T. J. Bianisan. Mrs. Helen Burke. Mrs.
Hlrriet,a Byrnes, Mrs Mary CapPlleI'
Thomas Carey. Mrs; Mary Carroll. MT MT
Jane CaryG i y cn 91s,a,Io Mrs Eiiza-
beth Costello Mrs. Mary Crossin. FRANK
Darch, Miss Deborah Dee. g. a. poane'
Miss Agnes Donelly, Mrs. Bridget Dono-
van Mrs Mary Dore Mrs. Annie poy.e.
Falrman. Miss Bridge, Fardsn. EDWARD
Mary Geraghty. James Gilmartin. John
Gpn'h9g Mrs A HsTdt' Miss 7. b us nssG,
Foener. Alfred Hoglind. Mr.. and Mrs
VIM Hogan. Miss Pauline Holman, =.
y. Holmes. Miss NJ; A; Hyland' MIS- ~! a.
Ggs,af Johnson, Patrick Kalliher. Mrs Mrs
Kate Kelly. Mrs. VIM. Kiely. Mr.. and
Mrs Jas \. Herman. Joe Kilkeary, A.
Geo Lee Mrs. Madeline Lewis. Mr. and
Mrs. Gustaf Lindquis'. Mrs. Mary
Lowrey. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Logan. Mrs.
Geo. Mathews: Mrs. Sarah Mad Ma
samuel +. Metz. MIS-. Il. Mlilei, Nib'
CHARLOTTE Morrison Timothy Mullsrky'
Miss Maggie Murphy Mrs. Alice Murnsne'
Miss Theresa McCabe. Mrs. Charles NC
earthly Mrs Ella McEvoy; Mrs. susan
McGinr. Mrs Mary McGrath. Miss Grace
Mclaughlin. Mrs Hannah McGinness
Mcmahon Brothers Mics Mary McNally
Peter NcGolerlck. Miss Catherine Nevin
Mrs Anna NOwak Miss Rosey OBrien.
Miss Mary O'Neil. Mary O'Shca. +. w.
Parker Madam 4. Pupin. M.ss sarah
Quinn. Mrs. MARY Rambach. Mrs. Ann
Reilly. Mrs. Angelina Ross A. J.. Rnland
John RYAN. WIN. schultz. Mrs. Helen
Scullon. Mrs \. Sell. Mrs. r. Smith. r
Stansbury. VIM. Thompson. Mrs. Nellie
Thompson. Mrs. T. Tingleton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Timm. Mrs. Teresa Toomey.
Charles Tnger, Mrs. Mary Walker, W. H.
Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Williams
Mrs. Msdge Wilson. Mr.. and Ms "a
White. You and each Of you are nerepy
notified and required 10 pay on or BEFORE
Monday. oct. ism. 1897. the arrears or
amounts due from YOU severaly for tne
storage q goods deposited BY YOU. or IN
your names. respectively. IN these wal
houses. ard IN case OF your neglect or
default TO make such payments. notice Is
hereby given that said goods VIII be SOC
a. public auction and the proceeds appiied
70 the payments OF said storage and the
expenses o. such sale. Said auction VIII
take place az these warehouses, 2i3 ana
20 East 35ih-st.. New-YorH City' on
"wednesday. oct. goth. 1897. at 10 a. ~.
and will be continued each succeeuinR
"wednesday. at the same time ana place.
until the sale 10 completed
7. @. ELLSWORTH. General Manager
New-Yoik. Sept. H. 1907.
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nccner<~~.N~ss~sNe~ ~es~e~~s~~~~~~~~.
sUrREME COURT, CITY AMP c9g .Ms,
a.. Sss:ad sssss.. saan' No. sS Two.
In pursuance Of . judgment Of tore:
closure and sale, duly made ana entered
IN the above entitled action ana osannS
date the 2lst day OF June. 1897. ]. IN:
named. Will sell at public auction. at The
New York Real Estate Salesroom. No. Ill
Broadway. In the City Of New York.
on Friday, the 18th day OF SEPTEMBER:
.. Phoenix Ingraham a. Co.. auctioneersi
the premises In said judgment mentionss
and therein described as follows:
All that certain plot Of land. situate.
lying and being IN the Twenty-,ourth
Ward Of the City OF New York. and dis
tinguished as lots numbers two. three:
four and Eve or q map OF the property
belonging 10 Mrs Mary A. Walker. sit
uate At Morris Dock. Twenty-fourh
Cox, c. f.. dated n. Y. December eth.
1883. which said lots taken together are
bounded and described as follows: 10.
ginning at point on the westerly side q
Sedgwick avenue. distant one hundred aso
three and i4-i00 feet northeriy from me
point where said westerly side OF sedg-
wick avenue Is in,arsected by the north
erly line OF lands now or formerly be-
Longing 10 fordham Morris; running
view terrace. one hundred and nfty-threo
and 6l-l0o C53.6D feet 10 a stone nonu.-
ment set at n point distant one hundree
and twenty-five feet easteriy from and AZ
right angles with Riyeryiew terrace;
thence northerly. parallel with Riyeryiew
terrace aforesaid. one hundred 400 feet
thence easterly. at right angles TO SAID
Riveryiew terrace. one hundred and thir-
ty-two and 50-i00 I32.50D feet TO the
westerly side OF sedgwick avenue; ana
thence southerly. along the said westerly
side Of Sedgwick avenue. one hundrso
and one and Ii-lOo u0l.1D feet 70 the
point or place OF beginning be said 49,
eral dimensions more or less: togetheB
with the appurtenances thereto belonging.
Dated New York. August 18th. 1897.
LAWRENCE GoDKIN.
.:ERRILL e. ROGERS. Referee.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
III Broadway. New York City.
The sale OF the premises above describes
IS hereby adjourned 10 Monday. the 2tth
dsy OF September. 1897. at the same
hour and place.
Dated New York September 18th. 1891.
LAWRENCE GODkIN.
MERRILL g. ROGERS. Referee
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Ill Broadway. New York ci.y.
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Gitn l]ropertn for Sale.
l7:3d St. and Audubon Ave.

s,x elegant private Houses. Indiana limestone and
Roman gray brick fronts. all the latest improvements
49, mated plumbing all hardwood trim, ticd anl
ns,nua, eo6ring: prices 1880 To $1,000 FOR House
inquire on premises OF o, your broker Assessments pai
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EDWARD LYMAN SHORT.
Plaintiffs Attorney,

,aerU sTREET. SUPREME COURT.
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW fOHHr
Lewis Morris Plaintiff. against Tnomas ..
Kelly and Others defendants.
In pursuance OF judgment OF fore
closure and sale made and entered IN tns
above entitled action and dated the thir-
teenth day OF May in the year one thou-
sand eight hundred and ninety-six l, the
Undersigned the referee named in the SAID
Judgment. will sell al public auction TO the
highest bidder. By Richard Y. Harnett =
90 auctioneers. at the New York Red
Estate salesroom. No. III Broadway,
I'm the City OF New York. on the eighteenth
dav 81 October. in the year one thousand
eight hundred and ninety-seven. az
twelve o'clock noon OF that day. the lana
and premises In said judgment; mentioneo
and therein described as follows. TO wit:
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF
land. situate. living ard being In the CITY
o. New York and bounded snd descrlped
as fellows viz: Beginning al point on
thIrtv-sixth Street distant westerly there
on about three hundred and fifty fee, from
the westerly side OF l>eroN Avenue. run
ming thence southerlv and part ~ the
distance through party wall 20 the cen-
tire line Of the block. thence westerly
along the same forty nine feet six inches.
thence noriherly TO the said southerly side
Of one hundred and th.rtv-siyth Street.
and thence eastsrly along the same forty.
nine feet six inches 70 the point or place
OF beginning.
Dated New York September % 1897.
JOSEPH J. BERRY. Referee
W. X. FLITNER. pfc ATTY. IS Wall
st. y. Y.
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STORAGE.

->~~<-~<<<~%~~-r< <~rNN<>~<|N|~NO](~~
CONTINENTAL. STORAGE WARE
HOUSES
3l3-3l9 West 43d-st..
One short block from Broadway.
New. Hight and airy rooms for the storage
OF furniture, pianos, baggage. carriages.
works u art. &c. Telephone call. 1887
3S.n-st
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SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
or NEW YORk.--Msry A. Walker
plaintiff. against Lillian Julia Rollins q
al. administration No. one.
In pursuance Of Judgment. OF FORE,
closure and sale, duly made and entereS
in the above entitled action. and bearing
date the 2ist day Of June. 1897. |. the
undersigned. the referee In said Judgment
named will sell at public auction, at me
New York Real Estate Salesroom, NO. III
Friday, the 18th day OF September. 1887.
at IL o'clock noon OF that day. oy y.
Phoenix lngrahLm K Co.. auctioneers. tiny
premises In said Judgment mentioned ana
therein described as follows:
situate. lying and being In the Twsnty-
fourth Ward OF the city Of New YORK.
bounded and described as follows. begin-
ming al stone monument IN the westerly
side or line Of sedgwick avenue, distant
in a line measured along the westerly sac
Of Sedgwick avenue eight hundred ano
nineteen and 65-lO0 sl855) feet northerly
from the corner formed by the intersec-
tlon OF said westerly side Of Sedgwics
avenue with the eastsrly side Of an avenue
now called Riyervlew Terrace, Formerly
called Heath avenue: running thenoe
northeriy. forty-ive degrees west one nun.
dred and hfty-thres and Sl-loo tlo5.oU
feet to stone monument. which monu-
ment IL distant one hundred and twenty
five feet from Riverview Terrace; themes
on a line parallel COR nearly so) with
Riyerview Terrace. west forty-nve degrees
south one hundred and sixty-hve ana
1900 l65.I7) feet 10 land now or late OF
Fordham Norris; thence in an easterly d.
recticn, along land now or late OF Ford
ham Morris, one hundred and eghty-seven
and 95-lO0 (lsI.90) feet 10 point on tns
westerly side OF Sedgwick avenue: ana
thence in a northerly direction. along the
westerly side Of sedgwick avenue, one
hundred and three and l4l00 103.1D fest
10 the point or place OF beginning. To-
gether with the appurtenanees thereto b.
longing. ...
Dated New York, August 18th. 1897.
LAWR nee GODKIN.
Referee
MERRILL. & ROGERS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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A DvrRTIaFAlENTS subscl' ptions for Tie Tribune
Il received at their Uptown ohies No i2'2 BroadwSy
o. door north OF O'Clock advert Sc
received at me following branch oces at regular
once rates until O'Clock VIZ 20 stl!-AVei e.
cor 23d-st 1862 ave. 18th st; Macy 9TH ave
and i4th-st 1872 Columbusaye near West 6dth.st 100
West l2d ST. near 6h-eve.. % Eas, lith-st 2i West
t25-st between - and sh ave- i5 La, a.. 4.ths,; ss
% Tos Ist-ave near s9t1-st $50 3i-ave 4lsts
ia ad-ave 2iO Bleecker-st. 523 Beechers 2sos 3D.
ave 2so East 19h-s,: 1921 3dave; 2.G62 81 ave %
sm.,erdam-ave 4O2 14s East 10th 2o3
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THIRTY FOURTH SrREET.-New YORK.
Supreme Court. city and County Of New
York --The Mutual L!fe Insurance COM
panv o, New YORK. plaintiffs, against
Thomas r. T4lcOtt and others. defendants.
In pursuance Of a Judgment Of foreclos-
ure and sale, made and entered In tnS
above entitled action. and bearing date
the fifteenth day ~ September, 1897: !, the
undersigned. the referee In the said tucs.
ment named. will sell at public auction. ~
the Exchange salesrooms. No. Ill Broad
way, In the city % New York on Tnurs-
day. the fourteenth day OF october, 1877.
al twelve O'Clock noon. by George r. Kead.
suctI0neer the premises in said Judgment
mentioned and described as follows. 10 VII:
All that certain lot piece or parcel o.
land situate in the city Of New YORK
Aforesaid and bounded and described ~
follows: a., -.
beginning at point In the north line %
Thirty fourth street. distant two hundred
and thirty-three feet four inches easterly
from the northeast corner ~ Lexington
avenue and Thirty-f fourth street; running
thence eastwardly along the north line %
Thirtv-fourth street. twenty feet and ten
inches. thence northwardly parallel VITA
Lexington avenue anG partly through .
party wall one hundred feet, thence west-
wardly. and parallel with Thirty-fourtn
street. twenty feet and ten inches; ana
thence southSardly, parallel WIN l$1lns-
ton avenue and partly through party
wall one hundred feet to the point %
place ~ beginning. ~
Dated September 18th, lssI ,,,
BENJAMIN f. HAIL.
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rvpENVRITERs

BLTCKENsDERFER TYPEwRiTERs aN
guaranteed the best; price. $50 tnou-
sands In use: send for home indoss>
ments. BLICKENsDERFER MO. "a.
49, Broadway, Room B.
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ron sALA,

BEAUTIFULLY carved oak Windsor fold
Ing bed mirror full size, costing 500 I,
~ BOURkE. IS West J2d-st.
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FURNISHED Apartments Go rst.

,NOD.ar NEAR COLI SHIA. BAHNANp AND
10 TEACHFRs' COLLEGES. M'uinsslde I'trk. On
.,cn 2, l. c,hlr and trolley roads nneN furnished
,nariments room. and bath priva'" halls ana very
indicate rents Aiplr IN prrniis-s or
,i,r... n THOMPSON. 20 Broidwa'
Y,IEGAXr APARTMENTS. finely furnished 70 rent In
Il m. Palermo. l2 Z. 5sth street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27
SEWING MACHINES.

SINGER VIBRATOR. $2S; Domestic. siSs
New Home. SOS: special bargains; r9sn
or Instruments: write; agentt p cav IN.
srANDARD BICYCLE CoMFANi' IVA
ave. corner osth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27

The sale Of the premises above describes
is hereby adjourned q Monday. the 9th
DAY OF September. 1897. at the same hour
and place. 800 .oo.
Dated New York. September 18th. 1891.
LAWRENCE GODKIN.
Referee.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-08-05
Where Shells Are Money.

Persons who have travelled in ORR
entail countries have frequently en-
countered shell money. Many Amer
leans have brought specimens of it
home with them as souvenirs. In
vestigations by the director of the
United States mint show that in
many parts of Asia and Africa cow
ries, or small shells, are still used
as medium of exchange for small
values, The cowrie in Siam is the
smallest unit of value. 1t would take
about 107 cowries to make one Amer
lean cent. AT the mint in Bangkok
the range of values is as follows:
Eight hundred cowries equal /
fuang, 2 fuangs equal l salung, 4
salungs equal bat or teal and 1
bat on teal equals about go cents Of
United States money. in Siam 218
or 220 cowries are reckoned equal to
1penny sterling. New York Times.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-08-05

He was suspended from a street
car strap. His feet may have touched
occasionally the foor,' but he was
short and slight, and he swayed to
and fro as the corpse of "a malefac-
tor from wind swept naelodramatic
gibbet. A fat woman was trying
apparently to bore hole through
him with an umbrella handle. The
jealous conductor banged against
him. The car stopped near the. Pub
lie library. Deep thinkers, laden
with books, with lead pencils stick
ing out of coat pockets, swarmed
into the car, which was already seat
less. Straps were at premium.
The short and slight young man no
longer swayed. He was packed like
a sardine in box. And yet he made
one fierce clutch with his idle hand.
Neighbors scowled, but the strug-
gler was imperturbable. He knocked
off a derby hat, he stepped on corns,
he reclined for moment on the vo-
'luptuous breast of an elderly and
specialized clergyman. He finally
triumphed, and holding a shabby
book in air he began to read, and he
began to smile peaceful smile. He
read with an absorption that irritat-
ed. The book was Zimmerman ON
Solitude. Boston Journal.