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West Indian Proposals.

London, March Mr.. Chamberlain, the
secretary of state for the colonies. ex-
planning in the house of commons to-day
the delay in the presentation of the gov
ernments West Indian proposals, said
that unless the reciprocity negotiations
between the United States and Canada
were concluded the government could not
tell what the position of the West Indies
would be.
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Gold Imports.

New York, March THE gold which ar
rived from Europe on Saturdays steam
ers. amounting in all to $525, 900, has been
deposited at the assay office. The an
nouncement is made that Heidlebach, lex
elheimer & Co. have made an engagement
of 900 in gold for import, and by
Kuhn, Loeb & Co of $500. 900. The Nation
al City bank announces that 1t has in
transit to New York a total engagement
of s. GOO, 900 in gold.
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MILLIONS FOR DEFENSE
CONTINUED from Page one.)

ly ordered rushed, has been delayed very
materially. The contract for the steel
holdings had been sub-let by the Union
Iron works to the Pacific Rolling mills
Tor the purpose of expediting matters. but
when the men We're asked to work over
time they struck for extra wages. which
were considered exorbitant by the Off
Gals of the rolling mills. The result was
that almost the entire force of molders
went out on Feb. y and the places of
the strikers have not yet been filled. The
foundrymen are now considering the adj
Visibility of shipping the plans for the
necessary castings East to some of the
large works there
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General Weyler Is said to have saved
$7,000,000 out of his salary and per-
quisites as butcher-in chief in Cuba.
but we seriously doubt if his patriotism
extends to the point of entertaining
any propositions from the Spanish gov
ernment looking to q loan.
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FigeI Acquitted.

San Francisco March THE jury in the
case against Theodore A. Figel the
sporting bookkeeper accused of the muir
der of Isaac Hoffman. his employer. on
the evening of June s. 1897 returned a
verdict of acquittal this afternoon after
a elaboration of five hours duration.
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As we understand Mr.. Hearst, it is
folly for the American people to sus-
pend judgment and wait for the facts
when they can get them all for one
cent
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While there is no desire to ring any
politics into the thing, the esteemed
Inter Mountain cannot help joyfully re-
verting to the fact that General Lee is
a democratic hold-over.
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New York Office-4s Tribune Building
Chicago office-4e9 The Raokery.
The s. c. Beckwith Special Agency,
Sole Agents Foreign Advertising.
Washington Bureau-1i15 q street.
n. W.
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Butte and Anaconda can afford to be
very saucy to Spain this week. In time
of row there is nothing like the sense
of security inspired by the presence of
Mr.. James J. Corbett
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The situation has become sufficiently
complicated to justify Senator Hanna
in renewing his assurances to the coun-
try that there will be no war.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

The Anaconda Standard guarantees its
advertisers a bona fide paid circulation
Daily and Sunday, three times greater
than that of any other newspaper pub
iished in the state of Montana. Advertise
ing contracts will be made subject to
this guarantee.
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All general business letters and GORE
spondence should be addressed 10 thu
STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY
Anaconda, Mont
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We observe a general disposition to
stroke the lions name and pat him on
the back, all hands postponing the
usual exercise on his tail until a future
occasion.
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1t Is a matter of regret in Butte that
Captain Shepard isn't alive to kindie
fresh fires of patriotism and start new
cocktail routes
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In killing a bill 10 stop Sunday ball,
the Kentucky Legislature seems to have
taken it for some kind of a prohibition
measure.
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Another magazine explosion is immi-
nent. Senator Mason Is said to be
writing his views for the April
Forum.
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We desire to assure Mr. Mckinley
that his backbone shows up to the best
advantage in the character of an old
stiff
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Leased to Russia,

Berlin, March THE Tageblatt to-
day published a dispatch from Pekin
saying China has agreed TO lease Port
Arthur and Ia Lien Wan to Russia
for 99 years.
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Ammunition Arrival.

Key West March THE steamer Ala
mo arrived to-day from New York with
a cargo of ammunition for the United
States fleet, the greater part of which is
intended for the cruiser Cincinnati.
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As excitement arousers. the impend-
ing spring elections will have to play
against strong counter ATTRACTIONS.
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OF course Mr.. Hearst will announce
that MIR. Mckinley did ii out of SYM
nathy for the vigorous foreign policy
Of the New York Journal
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The report of the court of inquiry is
liable to Long delays.
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However, we all take great pleasure
in recalling General Lee before the
curtain.
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Undoubtedly Spain would also like to
secure a recall of the accident to the
Maine,
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with pride to his written opinion in the
Mckinley case
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The Standard has branch Offices at
Butte Missouia and Great Falls, where
advertising rates will be furnished on ap-
nlfra fipr
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1t is thought that the new spring
styles in war will be cut very short
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$1,000 REWARD.

Will be paid for the arrest and convc-
tion of any person caught stealing the
STANDARD from subscribers
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The oriental ami ee58anta#
clouds are doing some talI Fxy-5#fs .zs.#
II nothing elise
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Spain Buying Powder.

London. March Two separate COM
missions of Spanish officers arrived last
week to purchase ammunition.
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SPANS request for the recall of Gen.
eral Lee was followed by a recoil.
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General Lee refuses T. = reu IN aa a
second edition - H. LHaa
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The visible supply Of Spanish gall
shows no signs of diminution.
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Cuba's ship of state will weather the
storm as long as she has Leeway.
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There Is something quite appropriate
in an appropriation II nifty millions for
coast defense.
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Russia Is again showing a high re-
solve To be china,s piece-maker
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Spain seems to have underestimate
General Lees staying qualities
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Main Ofice-Standard Building. Ana
conda. Telephone No. l.
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REAL ESTATE.
UPTOWN DWELLINGS AND FLATHousbo
SOLD

Tho roal,r. sales reported Yesterday showed that
summer dulness to some extent still controls 'ie
market or the sales reported. the best are i've"
ing-housc properties uptown. In the auction rooms
there was some competition over the Pii'''P' -
fering but II was not particularly Keen
The Ernst-M Marx Nathan Company SOFA, nous
Solomon Marcus to Estella and Florence r. 'acooS
for investment the three ive-story stores and nat
houses Nos 44 455 and AS Lenox-aVe'' sou
east corner OF e-hundred-and-thirty-th'lu- S'
taking In part payment the plot OF grouI-' al
Long Branch. ~ j. bounded by Ocean-aVe Noi'"
Bath-ave and Morris-ave.. i25x5osx5"xiSo' VII"
three cottages and two stables fur'"e' '''
NJ I. Henry sold for Mrs Ella De Forest 70
Emma F. Callahan the for
5000 and for John Herman ne pIots, r,Soe Road
Peasant-ave 100 feet north or klhgspsrluse ho',se
for q 06 the seller taking a one-story frame hou.e
on Morris-ave. near One-hundred-ahu-eisi''' ms
The three-story and basement dwelling house no
al West Twenty-second-st lot zoiVMsso g,inst
was scheduled for sale under foreclosure as'i h
Harriet r. Louise f. and william II. Laidlaw mas
been sold at reported price OF SZ'go W. rocnver
Iaidlaw's litigation with Russell sage 10 Iec %or
damages for the injuries he received In the NOT
cross bomb explosion Is not yet ended. o ,,,x
man the plot SsxlOOx5OxOO. with old buildings Nos:
80 and 81 Pitt-st. for Improvement si"-s'o'y
building will be erected on the site. - ~ ,,,
The same firm has purchased from g. Wolkentpurg
the plot 2ox92i at 10 800 S$S East M sS adion
ing and from Solomon Fessner the plot zgSszf so-
Joining this. making a total plot OF "Ns@f'z' io'
improvement. 49,, .,o,
Towenfed & Prayer have also purchased plot
with an old building 25xl00 at No. 95 ColumDa-st;
The A. W. Parker Company sold for D. W. meeh
the two-story and basement hrownstone dWelnn ,s
house No "a Seventh-st.. Brooklyn. lh'xfoNlW,
for s. Geo: and for W II. Hoople two three-story
and basement brownstone dwelling houses IN fop-
lar-st near Wow-st. Brooklyn. -
At the Broadway Salesroom yesterday. refer e
Meyer sold foreclosure half interest In the n'e
story brick tenement house. lot 2JNg,.b no u
Fast Seventh-st. to Emanuel Strauss. TOT A91yD5'
and the eiGht-story brick building on Iot i-Sx@'
Nos 6i and S. East Eleventh-st., 10 Samuel ftey-
man FOR $500 over mortgage Of $4,000 ana IN
terest.
William Kennedy sold IN foreclosure the five
story brick nathouse lot 1Ssxs9 II. NO 20 East
One-hundre ed and TWEEN yseventh-st 70 the pam
tin for $4,000.
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Conuirp propertp for Sale.


NOR sALEA very desirable country estate consisting
L Of POS acres with two dwelling houses and ample
outhuidlng- at Pleasant H Morris Co.. y j.. on the
road from Chester 20 Flanders two hours from New
York city by D.. l.. and W II. r. 20 chester or o3
the Central T. T. 81 y j. Flanders. The land covers
an elevated ridge overlooking valley either side.
Apply ., Mrs. . ". FOX Administrative. on the prem
iscs or by mall at flanders. y. J. Particulars may be
had by calling NJ 2g3 Van Buren, st. Brooklyn. y. L
NEAR SOMERyILI.E y IA farm Of 10 acres. with
~ farm buildings. in Washington Valley; about ~.
miles from Martinyile Village and miles from Somer-
ellie Central r. Of ~ J.. suitable for peach rats ing
and general farming. price. 5000. terms easy Apply 10
MORTGAGEE. +. q. BOX 1914 New YORK
=, rfRIING. MORRIS co. =. J.-ie2 acres On both
- sides u Passaic valley Road near depot. wei
etaued FOR OF farm products fruit or stock
raf.in T., ". r. r.. price. S'.oNO-
Anpiv 20 MORTGAGEE. p o. BOX i9f New-York.
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NEW BUILDINGS,

i25th-st 5. 200 It " Of Amsterdam ave: for
four nve-story and basement brick nathouses
with stores. 2fSSf.ll: Arthur Gorsch. No 1.444
3i-ave owner Sass architect.
ssth-st, No 1852 East; for a hve-story brick nat
house with stores 25xG6. Arthur Gorsch. own
or: Sass No % Park Row. architect. ........
D1th-st. Nos 1921 and 800 East, for sir-story
and basement brick tenement-hOuae with store.
2JrSs. Sophia HObermann. No l2iI 3d-aye,
owner. Horenburger & Straub architects.
l4gth-st. = 3. l,5 n " of Amsterdam-ave. for five
,hree-rtory and basement brick dwellings, l5x
50. Eva Stcnmeiz No $40 West lijih-st, owner
{ Steinmetz architect OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Madison 81. $40 rear: Tor story brick shop.
25x2T: Max Y Simon Levy. No $40 Madison-si.
owners: r Laufer. No 6i6 East i6th-st. archi-
tccf
Hunt-ave e s. 800 n Of Dronrdale Road for a
story frame dwelling house 24x2i. and a
one story frame stable. 25Kl5 frank Fasulo.
owner. william Grant. No Ssi Kingsbridse
" pad, architect
sedgyick-ave . q. 1884 n Of Undercline-ave.
for a two-stoTy and attic frame dwelling. 20S
~; New-York Church Extension and Missionary
Society. owner. Albert Davis. No 2.35s I'd
,eethst n g. Al n OF Stebbins- ave: for four
two-.tory and basement frame dwellings, Is Ok
az Thomas Farley No II Ritter Place. owner:
William IL Hopkins. architect ..................
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TO Build HOME FoR JOURNALISTS.

Philadelphia Aug 25.-The quarterly meeting oi
the Board Of Governors 81 the International League
Of Press Clubs OF the United states and Canada
was held here to-day ~ the Pen and Pencil cub
Steps were taken toward making provisions Tor
building a home for journalists. and other impor-
tant matters were considered. special commit
tee was appointed. with r. u. Madctta. o. Tie As
ISOLATED Press Baltimore as chairman. 10 max [,
an the arrangements FOR the annual c"uN'i'l'11r w
next meeting Of the Board Of Governors VIII b.
hold a. Omaha I'm October next. During me week
he President Of the United States l. to attend th"
o.. tf.ei iO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
nELEGArES 70 BRrSSELS ART CONGREsS

Washington. Aug 25.-The Secretary OF state has
appointed Henry Turner Bailey, OF Massachusetts.
and Thomas w Wood Of N.w-York. the president
of the National Academy OF Design, delegates on
the part of the United States TO the international
Congress Of Public Art. which Is 20 meet At
brussels from September q to p. 1898. for the pur-
pose Of examining and discussing questions con-
corning public art.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

water-st 40 4a2- 4p4. 43 sNGoxsixGo: Jere w
Dimick. ir 10 benjamin Gorin ...... .: 49, ..
Rivington-st No az. 25Hio0. Moses Goldman 20
convent ave $ corner i+4th-st. - llrof3'
William { BFec.i referee 20 Ms6el Sade, o,oo
lG0th a. =. $50 n n Elton ave "NiuV'
John Metz 20 John q Glese. ....-..-........'
Forest ave. s. 1904 = u i5s'h-s'. ls'oHilo'
beth -. a. 1861 n - southern Boulevard
5oxioo. Gordon Macintosh to George Mol
sam. property: George J Moioy to Flora Mac
s,~silns ave . s sOii :, : OF Freeman st. Ok
no. Moses Splinger 60 Mary Sohnger. qu.i claim
KlrksiIe-a,c. s. 300. II n ~ II wellesley 81.
- 2xi2eaEi22.3 Frederick Neugass 10 cathe-
Prince 81, 10 1916. iox7i3 Alexander W
Fraser o. Edward g Edwards. -.......-.......
a3d -. g. Loo Il Of West End ave. '3Xli8 2'
I5Xi's". william Rankin 20 Rachel A1"ir"d'
M0rse. ave or oli boston Road :. l23 = OF
Groy.-st. 27xlo0. John g Giesc - John Me1
72d-st ~ ~ West. @5NiO22. Howard W Hayes
o. Frank l. Lorlug. ...... ...-....-.... 800.
Same properly. john II shr,e to Howard W
Moft-st. W s. 90 Z, u worth-s'. Ok irregu-
lar. Morris si'ersione 20 Pauline Shvers'on''
Division st. 80 22S. n $. 2l174ii. Barnett Ievy
a. George ircit...-........ ..............
77ih-.t. 30 - East :. 25Slo2 2: William II
rari alley. i7S n 9 q Bovery ana i25 I, OF
hvingion-s'. 25xio. Darius Mills to julius
isith-s,. - 80 :, " %, rark-avc 7sIea II
fsIphcnis : Mitchell 20 josephine Bieier -.
iuhaln O. Marie l. Gautier -.--.....
1922 =, n s. $50 n x shave. Issaa H. Louis
B HASH. lck. referee. % Adrian isciin. jr...-.
Tsrr-aye Vest. - s. 7gil q Il 1921 81 lOs.iN
s93 Charles Bernharlt 20 Northern Improve
meat company .......-. ........... 80.
I'm. ave. l0f %. map Horton property. South
Belmont. '"Niol. Michael scheriugcr 20 Kosmus
GInlhirrer ....... ...............
ll5ta-st. ~ i3i Wost 23NiOp II. Henry r Rem
sen Oh samuel l. fcit-r. ........ .....
Crlfrra ave. corner Farmourf Place. 40. dN
%. Henry Mahnken o. Ernest sass............
isfth.ff iOn n n Cresfon ave. 21Na6. Ed
Ward l. France 20 Rosa II Butenschon ........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

n,,,ne',. samuel. TO Annie wolan'Ey. No 2ia go,
ciuletie s,,ano or stephen 20 cyrus Hchoces
1899 rf 1915 = o. = linton ave. y'ar..... 100
wa'iins'n ave. $40 q y i72i =. yelr..... 1900
SANE o. same. wash.ns'on-aye. 33S q $ Of 49,,
Same 20 -anle + Warrington ave- 40 It $ q
Met John. to the Harlem savings Rank Morse
ave. or on Boston Road. r. l23 u of 49,.
same TO John & Gi~-e same property. years. 700
River iiice lot. so 70 $50 and ii other oi;
on map ~, washingtonvl.e 3 years.. -........ 1000
same property 3 years i.722
wntncr. luiaa. 70 BERTHA Gu'hnuer No i'2 o-oo
Fr,isnm Ic6n o. :, Charles Barker trustee. etc.
Hay ave. ar land ~ John % Forihhm Ciiy
Island 90 q to Tier ave NO Years 1000
trustee. ooh ~ 80 Il of Central Park 49,.
AseIroi. Rachel ,'i to william nasin same prop
Aricr JcrrS. to the Uni,ct states savings Rank.
corner "a ave ana wrndo,er ave. 2. year. 1900
Fenherr Villain AM Jos'gh a. lo.i ,.l,,, to Jo5
Same - HARRIET knight, trustee same prop 's
r's; s"f "a 70 70 nc F Tsol Rys SAYING y
mortgage, ..'..'............' 10000
Goria Benjamln to Jeremiah " nimics jr No
ami Water. st. lnsalments ........-.... 1lo52
parrarh john L. Patrick Conion No 10,
G5,dnan. rrry to Moses GOLDMAN No 2t2 nv
same met to fin1us Lovenfed and another same
Gie.e' Jim z. to Peter Hcrch and wife. s.
ieo,h ~ AZ It u Elton ave. year-. ....... 5000
/ Gaines Furman v and another u Elizabeth Bin
ringer. i36th-st. 62j n q u Wllls-aye.
SANE inc to Frederic Mdd.brooI 30 5is Ea. .
l3Gth-s a. years 1900
OIlren. John r. and Daniel Casey 10 Julia T.
Cameron. cor Amsterdam ave and iisth-st
years 9SN'
Same TO same. Amsterdam-ave - II II u
l'Sth -. NNN
Same e. Peter Ia rster. Amsterdam ave
and l4Sth.sf. year 1000
/ Robinson. Catherine a and Horace u G. 20 Fred
crick Neugtss kirksiie-ave. >o.il n Of
Rc-.nocrr charles. 70 Hannah Greenceaum :,
al executors. &c. 40 iiG5 Amsterdam ave-
years 1880
Rnyette Anton. Spiel Forest-ave
1903 u i5Sth- st. .................. 1900
Kohlhepp Adam and Mary X 20 Title 0uarnn-
tee and Trust Company. No G3l Amsterdam ave.
another No 1854 and 1910 Orchard-st / yeaI. 900
| CVerncton Thomas to John TwnAme. u q i-eN-
It, 2Sj Z, - u ~, ave I year. ...-.......... 5000
| Rhnclanfer. Matilda o. to the P~-ery Savings
! Bank. No i.1l5 n ave: also Washington
ave part lot 70. map village 81 Morrisana
years .......................... $1,000
| schvarz Emma. 10 Frederic Middlebrook No
22d ST years. .................. 900
Axelrod Rachel to William Rankin $ o3i- 81.
100 It West End ave. ar.............. $1,000
Alexandra. Francis v. - Equitable Life Assurance
Society. No 81 West 2Th-st years............ $500
/ Bauhahn. Heinrich u \. 20 William ~ Macy.
! jr n ll2th st. n II " Of LeSington-ave. 1
MOO
Beth Israel Hospital Association 10 Mutual Life
Insurance Company. n cor Cherry and Jerer
Dougherty. Charles, 10 William r Vance.
24th-ft 220 10 II e Of 6th-ave 5000
| Edwards. Edward =. TO Alexander W Fraser. No
i43 and ii3 Prince-s year................ ~ 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
NAVY CHINESE WOMEN ARRIVE.

San Francisco. Aug Five hundred and nfty-
six Chinese women who arrived from The orient
on the steamer Helgic, have been brought to ms
city from the quarantine station on Angel lsianu'
OF this number hfty are ticketed for Mexico. the
rest claiming 10 be entitled to land owing 10 prior
residence Special attention VIII 10 phld 10
Chinese on the way 10 the Omaha Exposition, ~
many urevious arrivals have used IN" actor
rrlilcrn 10 nhfaln nlagal resdence In this COUNTY,
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VIEW STEAMER LINE TO JAPAN.

CITY Of Mexico. Aug. 25.-It has been determined
IN rapan 10 place a direct line Of steamers on be-
,u,oen Yokohama and San Diego Cal. and owing
IN tho efforts OF the Mexican diplomatic representa-
lives I'm Toxic the steamers will touch at one or
two Mexican western ports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26

itemized and checked off while he relates on
one authority or another, what has happened
in India for many centuries past. But Wheh
he says that these things are now being Done
in America he might well give dates, names
and places because he is treading where mere
man Of science might like to make test OF this
grand theurEy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
WEATHER EXPERTS TO MEET AT OMAHA

Washington. Aug. 25-A triennial convention OF
weather bureau meteoroloeists viii be held at
Omaha in the middle Of October The convention
viii he opencd by Willis L. Moore. the chief OF tho
bureau Secretary Of Agriculture Wilson may at
tend From one to three metcOroloelats are eH-
pected from almost all IF the states. The meeting
will last two days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26

Fifty-seyenth Street. ~.
The Approximate amount OF the lien or cnsIs. IA
satisfy which the above described property Is 20 IL
is 500 1880 with interest thereon from the sun
August 1895 together and allow ances 90
ing $4,000 interest August 10th le's
gether with the Of the sale the app,nsh sre
amount Of taxes assessments or other liens. when
to be allowed to the purchaser out the purchase n'
paid by tho Referee Is $40 S2l 80 and interest
Dated New York, August 18th. 1895. 49,
LEWIS L. DELAFrELDa ND1M :
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STORM WRECKS TEy TOBACCO BARNS.

sufnold Conn. Aug. % severe "indS'ot'h l"''
rto,, lerouod ten tobacco barns IN the northern
par, Of the town. blew down many trees and
crippled the electrc-llght service. The damage
caused is estimated at $1,000. confined largely 10
ruined tobacco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
Drouoslls.


ARMY BUILDING. Whitehall Street New
"a York city. August 90 islS. sealed proposals IN
t-inlicatc will received here until II O'Clock noon
Angus, 3ist 1898 and then opened for supplying sta
ilonery Hardware. Brushes. once Furniture, Manila
Rope etc specified schedule to be had at this oce
The L : Government reserves the right 10 reject or
accept any or all proposals part thereof Prefer
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