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The herald., 1898-10-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Los Angeles Musical College. Bryson blk
c. d. Howry, undertaken, Fifth and
Broadway. Lowest prices in the city.
Call telephone main 24s for ambulance.
Bresee Brothers. Sixth ana Broadway.
John Burns. independent candidate for
supervisor. Third supervisorial district.
Robert Sharp q Co., funeral directors, 75l
and 7ts South Spring street. Tel. main 1929
Watches. cleaned, Is cents: mainsprings,
80 cents: crystals, 10 cents. Patton. "a
South Broadway.
stoll Thayer company have moved
their book and stationery store to Nos. 152
ard &4 South Spring street. srimson block.
Adams Bros. dentists. 239i1 South Spring
street. Rates from "a. Painless extract
Ing 80 cents. Filling a speciality. Hours.
to s. Sundays. 10 to 12.
Do you know that framed picture makes
n most desirable wedding present? II you
are looking for anything in that line do not
fail to call at H. c. Lichtenberger's art en-
porium. 202 South Spring street.
Dr. Rebecca Lee Dorsey. Stimson block,
first floor rooms 13S 1874, 1875. Special atten-
tion given to obstetrical cases, and all dis
eases Of women and children Electricity
scientifically used Consultation hours, to
s. Telephone 1927.
Stationery and printing, Marcus Wards 9
and Hurlbut's fine writing papers, all Sizes
shapes and tints; kohinoor pencils, Water
man pens, writing tablets. papeteries, etc.
Visiting cards and invitations specially in
stationery department of sanborn. Vail g.
Co., 1888 South Spring street.
British Vice Consul C. White Mortimer
has received number Of inquiries about
the Klondike and British Columbia. and in
response to his request has received from
the government of British Columbia a
number Of pamphlets and maps, which
persons interested can get at his office.
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be accommodated, and do not bring your
child, or your hats and wraps.
Please remain In the place assigned you.
Do not give orders nor advise other COM
mittees. If you wish instructions go to
the chairman of your committee or the
general chairman, If the former cannot aid
you.
Those serving at bread and butter
tables bring knives with which to cut bread; /;
those who are to wait on tables bring trays
and bouquets. Don't be sensitive. If
you cannot come yourself do not send a
substitute. We have more help than
needed. Paste this in your hat"
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BAND FOR BATTERY d
Merchants and Manufacturers VIII
Aid the Project

At meeting Of the board of directors of
the Merchants and Manufacturers' associ-
auon held last evening Capt Steere Of Bat
terry u, heavy artillery. appeared to re-
quest the cooperation OF the association
In raising funds to purchase instruments
ana music for the proposed military band
10 accompany the battery to Manila. Tho
board thoroughly indorsed the proposition
and the SECRETARY was authorized to ac-
company the captain today on a visit to
the merchants and capitalists In an en-
oeavor to secure the funds necessary to
equip the band.
Judge G. G. Wright was reelected the at
torney OF the association for one year from
uate, ana q vote OF thanks was passed for
the valuable services rendered nv him in
PUBLIC matters pertaining to the success Of
the association and the interests of the
mercantile community The Pacific Brick
company was elected to membership.
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ToDAY's ENTRIES

\ FIRST RACE-Pacing; 2:12 (
= Glass; Purse $800-You Bet, Flora (
4 cita, Little Thorn. Beechwood. :
Z SECOND RACE - Agricultural (
\ Park Stakes; Sevsn-eights of a :
\ Mile; 5000 Added-Artesia B. ia, :
\ Etiwanda ia, Rey del Rio -. Lo- :
\ sette 119.
\ THIRD RACE-One Mile; 5000. :
\ and 500 Added II Coast Record Is (
\ Equaled or Beaten--La Goletai 80,
4 Marplot 80. Moringa 90. (
= FOURTH RACE-Six Furlongs; (
= Purse $200-Fig Leaf ITO, Queen I
4 Nubia 1O7, Lady Ashley 105. Obsid- :
= ian 50, Howard 107, Kaiser Lud- I
+ wig Ito. 4
= FIFTH RACE-Seven and One
\ half Furlongs; Purse $200-Tom (
4 Smith III, Reina de Los Angeles 80,
= VIM. OBJ. ia, Masoero 104. 4
= The card for today is q good one, I
= and the races should be fought from 4
4 start to finish. Little Thorn seems 4
= to have the best of the game in the 4
= 2:12 class pace, for besides having 4
= considerable speed his staying quail 4
= tiles are great. The special mile
looks like Marplot In the six fur 4
= longs Obsidian, at light weight. has 4
+ a splendid chance. Masoero will 4
= make his first appearance on the
+ local track in the seven and one
= half furlongs running event. The 4
= horse was brought from Montana. 4
+ Etiwanda looks good in the seven
4 eights Of a mile running event.
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A small sized crowd witnessed some ex.
cellent races at Agricultural park yester
day. The talent" would have Jared very
well II this was talent" town instead Of
a long community. The money wal
captured by three favorites. one secont
choice and one outsider. The running races
were. with one exception, won by hard rid.
ing, but the time was only fair. Nick Co.
varrubias aiternated with Lewis Thorne al
J. w. Brooks was the other associate. The
single harness race on the card was the
2I2 class trot. This proved an easy mark
for Prince Gift, who won in straight heats
being, throughout the races, quoted as ar
odds Oil favorite. The seven -eighths Of q
mile running race for a purse of 5000, which
had been postponed from Saturday, was
the most exciting event Of the day, the
winner being but u head in advance OF the
place horse. Napian OF the Burns & Wa
terhouse stable although tipped strongly
was unable to land the event, VIM. OBJ. q
second choice, capturing the money. The
Baldwin stable. entry Reina de los An
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CITY NEWS
INDEX OF LOCAL EVENTS
Chronicled on Pages s, Z, 8 and 70.

= How doctor" Roth secured good
= patient.
4 An electric car runs into buggy.
7 Successful opening OF the Catholic
= orphans fair.
= Dog catchers to make raid on un-
licensed CANNES.
= Police make the first arrests under
the new gambling ordinance.
2 keo cross preparing for the recep-
= ton OF the Seventh regiment.
Receiver Gibson files his first report
7 OF reosipts of the water company.
= County clerk sued by disappointed
2 citizen who wants to be registered.
= Herald secures the contract for pub
2 fishing the proposed new city char
= ter.
: Salary Of the third water arbitrator
2 fixed; Col. Mendell accepts the posi-
: tion.
Accused highwaymen have a pre-
? liminary examination in the township
: court.
: Council finally decides upon approx
? innate locations for the new f1re-en-
? gine houses.
: Board of health passes on routine
: matters and talks over the record Of
: DR.. Burner
County candidates speak to colored
Silver Republicans on the issues of
the campaign.
School board looks unfavorably
: upon the proposition to use school .
houses for other than educational pur-
? poses.
Republican city convention makes .
: q good start on the slate and nominates
two candidates; Chairman Vartel and :
; what he didn't do. :
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ite. fourth, and Los Midinos fifth. At the
half, Obsidian led by q length, with Ocorona
second by length. having moved up two
positions; Correct third by length, San
Augustine fourth. Obsidian had increased
his lead to two lengths at the three-quar-
ters. San Augustine being second by O.
length. Los Midinoe third. Ocorona had
dropped back to fourth position, beaten.
Obsidian led by three lengths in the stretch.
San Augustine second by q length, Los
Midinos third. Obsidian won by the same
but in the stretch Los Midinos
beat out San Augustine for the place by
two lengths. Correct being fourth. and
OcoronA NTH. Time, lis
Last Race Of the Day
The favorite, Roadwarmer, captured the
OF = mile, selling, for all
ages, but the race properly belonged to
Lady Ashley. had not Bullman, on the
The herald., 1898-10-11
MINISTERIAL UNION
DR.. Mclean Talks to His Co-Workers.
Evening Reception

At the regular meeting Of the Ministe-
rial union, held yesterday morning, DR.. c..
Z. Mclean delivered an entertaining ad-
oress on hts trip from Philadelphia to this
coast. describing the scenery OF the Yo-
semitic valley and other striking features
OF the trip. Following this in a more se-
rious vein, DIR. Mclean talked on the
"Christian's Inheritance" and was heard
with marked attention by his ministerial
co-workers.
In the evening a pleasant reception was
given In honor OF DR.. Mclean at the resi-
dence of DR.. and Mrs Raymond w.
Hatch. 1923 South Hope street, to which
there was a large number Of the members
and friends from Simpson tabernacle
present. c. c. Allen made an address of
weicome' TO which happy response was
made by the guest of the evening Dr,
Mclean will remain in Los Angeles about
one week longer, after which he win re-
turn to his home in Philadelphia.
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The Witne ess Gave Up

Luigi Caraso, who was arrested some
days ago on q complaint sworn to by
Charles De Lang, blacksmith, charging
him with an assault with a deadly weapon.
was released yesterday by Justice Nor
rlson because the complaining witness re-
fused to stand by his sworn statement.
Do Lang was stabbed near the old Pico
house on tho night of September 2s. It was
stated by an officer yesterday that Caraso
had made 1t an object for De Lang to give
Up the prosecution. Whether this ID true
or not. the fact cannot be overlooked that
on the stand yesterday De Lang's knowl-
edge of the affair was very limited.
The herald., 1898-10-11
A RESTAURANT ROW
Angelo Caldera Arrested for Disturb
ing the Peace

Angelo Caldera, an italian who runs a
small saloon and restaurant at 4s3 North
Los Angeles street, was arrested last even
ing for disturbing the peace. Caldera, 1t
appears. owns the saloon in question, but
rents the restaurant from Vincenzo Ausa-
lone. fellow countrymau. Yesterday Cal
dera decided to cut door from the saloon
to the restaurant Vincenxo objected and
by way Of venting his displeasure the for
mer proceeded to throw furniture. Vincen-
30 made his escape and proceeded to the
police station, where he secured warrant
charging Caldera with disturbing the
peace. He was later released on bonds.
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lows: Prince Gift first, Galette second,
Osito third, Our Jack fourth.
That Postponed Race

The field In the first running race, seven
eishths Of a mile, was small, but the event
was exciting Burns & Warehouses; bay
gelding Napian with Devin up opened ia
vortte at to 10. but went back In the
betting and was even money at the post.
The: horse carried but Sc pounds and 1t
looked like an easy victory for him, with
VIM. OBJ. carrying 112 pounds, Viking 107
and Petrarch ia. VIM. OBJ. ridden by
Frawley, was second choice at to s, Pc
trarch with Shields up to and Viking,
ridden BY Powell, 30 to l. Napian took the
lead. with Petrarch second and VIII. OBJ.
third. Viking getting the worst of the
start by five lengths. Napian led past the
The herald., 1898-10-11
Teddy the Tax-Dodrer

1t Will be difficult to overcome the i'm
preston which Colonel Roosevelt's oppo-
nents Will strive to make general, that he
made the Washington affidavit to get rid
OF paying his taxes. Mr.. Platt and his as
sociates do not need to be reminded that a
candidate Is harassed and the labors and
anxieties Of his managers are very much
increased by campaign attack that can
not be met and silenced.-New York Times
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quarter by length, Petrarch being second
by three lengths. These two raced down
the back stretch on even terms, with Ma
plan, VIM. OBJ. having moved up a length
by the time the half was reached. At the
three-quarters Wm OBJ. was length be-
mind the leaders. Petrarch carried Napian
wide into the stretch and Frawley whipped
his mount through on the rail. VIM. OBJ.
and Napian fought all the way down the
stretch but the former got lead Of nearly
half length at the seven-eighths pole
With driving finish both horses passed
under the wire with VIM. OBJ. in the lead
by scant head. Napian was second, a
length IN advance Of Petrarch, who was
four lengths ahead Of Viking. The time
was 1:27M.
Second Running Race
The E. ]. Baldwin colors showed first in
the second running race, q maiden for
three-year-olds and upward, the purse
being $500. The field in this event was the
largest Of theday. CASTELAR, and Reina de
Los Angeles opened as favorites, being
quoted at to in the books. Jibbity F'lib-
bitt was to /; Artesia. to l; Red Leaf,
to /; lgo, 20 to l, and Miss DAILY, 40 to d
Reina de Los Angeles. the Baldwin stable
entry. remained the same at the post bet
ting, but Castelar, had been forced down a
point to even money. The others ad-
vanced with the exception Of Red Leaf,
who was quoted at s to l. CASTELAR, got of
first with Reina de Los Angeles second,
Red Leaf third. Jibbity Flibbitt fourth
CASTELAR, led at the half by o length, with
the Baldwin filly second and two lengths
ahead of Red Leaf, who. in turn. was three
lengths in advance Of Igo, Jibbity Flibbitr
being poor fifth. At the three-quarters.
Re1na de Los Angeles had cut down the
lead OF CASTELAR, and assumed the lead
herself, shortly after passing that mark.
Red Leaf still continuing third, but Jibbity
Flibbitt had moved up to fourth position.
In the stretch Reina de Los Angeles was
leading by half a length. with CASTELAR,
fighting hard to regain his lost position,
and length ahead Of Jibbity FMbbitt
Reina de Los Angeles maintained her lead,
however, and passed under the wire a
length to the good, CASTELAR, second and
half a length In advance of Jibbity Flib-
bitt, who was three lengths In advance Of
1go. Miss DAILY was fifth by five lengths.
Red Leaf sixth and Artesia last. The
time was 1:02h.
A False Favorite Dumped
The three-quarters of mile. selling for
two-year-olds, was won in easy fashion by
Obsidian. of the Burns and Waterhouse
stable. Ocorona was installed as favorite
at to 10, San Augustine being second
choice At 8 to l, while Obsidian was quoted
at to 1. Correct was a 16 to shot, while
Los Midinos was booked to pay 16 for 1 in
the opening betting. The prices remained
the same. with the exception Of Los Mid
mos. who went to 20 to /. Considerable
money was wagered on. Ocorona, and quite
q bit went on Obsidian In the dollar books.
Obsidian took the lead at the start and
was never headed. San Augustine was
second, Correct third. Ocorona, the favor
The herald., 1898-10-11
Academy Of Sciences

The regular meeting Of the academy OF
sciences VIII be held this evening at 8
o'clock At $50 South Broadway. Warren e.
Loyd VIII deliver an address on 1.-THE Ad-
mission of Psychology Into the Ranlcs OF
the Sciences" The lectures Of the acad-
my ars free t. the public.
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Calling Him Down

II guess the sours and sweets Of this
world are pretty equally divided"
''5Ay, you must have had an awful lot
Of the sweets when you were young"
"Why do you think so?"
That's your sixth whisky ur."-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
The herald., 1898-10-11
COMING AT LAST
Seventh Regiment Will Arrive Fri
day-Instructions to Committees

The Red Cross has been officially in
formed that the Seventh regiment will
leave San Francisco at 10 O'Clock on
Thursday morning. which will bring them
into Los Angeles at o'clock Friday MORN
ing. The ladies are busy renovating the
banquet hall at River station, and al lother
committees are in readiness to do their
work. To carry forward the reception
systematically instructions are given out
by the general secretary to the committees
as follows:
Secure badges at Red Cross headquar-
ters. Be promptly on time. Remember
that the space Is small for the number to
The herald., 1898-10-11
EVENTS OF TODAY
Orpheum--Vaudeville.
Burbank-'"The Leading Man"

Board of police commissioners meets
; 10 q. m.
Supreme court opens, federal build
ing-l0 a. m.
Second day Catholic Orphans fair.
Turnverein hall.
Woman's parliament opens, Unity
church-9:3O a. m.
Union political meeting, Banquet
nall. East Los Angeies-S p. m.
seventh days racing. district fair,
"!.adies' day." Agricultural park
second day Of the Republican city
convention. Hazards pavilion--l0 a. m.
Academy Of Sciences, monthly
meeting. 3ooH South Broadway-S D.
m.
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Arriving

Another car Firefiy buggies. Other We
hicles In great variety. See late styles Ge
our new prices. Baker & Hamilton, 1919
North Los Angeles street.
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Wall paper. late styles. low prices, at
A. A. Eckstrom's S24 South Spring street.
The herald., 1898-10-11

DR.. Max Wassman, dentist. rooms .12S
ana a1e Potomac block, Broadway, between
second and Third. Tel. Brown 1073.
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TIE WEATHER

TEMPERATURE-Re Of obssrva tions
taken at Los Angeles October 10. The
i'hr"mcter Is reduced 10 sea ,evs,.
Time. irr. 1hr. X Ii. sind Vel weather
ga. m ~ 70 ~ 81 W l Clear
OF m 2S9l 70 81 W Clear
Maximum temperature so.
Minimum temperature. 81.
Forecast "a
Forecast for Southern California: Fair.
warmer Tuesday; fresh west wind.
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latter. made the mistake of trying to
make a grand stand finish. Roadwarmer
opened at even money, but was backed
Down to to 10. Lady Ashley also opened
at even money. but went back to 13 to 10.
Gracias was quoted at 8 to l, but slight
play forced the odds down to 6to /. We
woma was first s to /, and then went to IL
to l. Gracias took the lead, Roadwarmer
second, Lady Ashley third, Wewoma last,
and all bunchedk Roadwarmer soon
caught and passed Gracias, and at the
three-quarters was in the lead, Wewoma
being third and Lady Ashley last. In
the stretch Lady Ashley had moved up on
even terms with Wewoma, and it was
thought she had the race. Gracias had
dropped back to the last position. The
finish was very close, all tho horses COM
Ing down the stretch under the lash. Bull
man, however, did not begin his ride until
too late, for Roadwarmer maintained his
position. and won by half a length from
Lady Ashley, who was a length ahead of
Wewoma, who. in turn, was half a length
In advance Of Gracias. The time was
64A.
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prcAideuts' Mothers.

The following Is q complete list OF
he maiden names OF the mothers OF
the Presidents of the United States:
Washington. Mary Ball; John Ad-
ans. Susanna BOylston; Jefferson. Jane
Randolph; Madison. Nellie Conway:
Monroe. Eliza Jones: ]. Q. Adams. Alb
igali Smith; Andrew Jackson, Eliza
beth hutchinson; Van Buren,. Maria
Hoes: Harrison. Elizabeth Bassett;
Tyler, Mary Armistead; Polk. Jane
Knox: Taylor. Sarah Strother; Fill
more. Phoebe Mlllard: Pierce, Anna
kendrick; Buchanan, Elizabeth Speer;
Lincoln, Nancy Hanks; Johnson, Mary
McDonough; Grant, Hannah Simpson:
Hayes, Sophia Birchard: Garfield. Eli
"a Ballou; Arthur. Malvlna StOue:
Cleveland, Annie Neal; Harrison. Eli2-
abeth Irwin; Mckinley. Nancy Camp
bell Allison.
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a Man Fast. for Twenty Ycnrs.

There is a Jew, a native of
litsk, Russia, living in the East
End of London, who has tasted
Tor twenty years. his sole diet
during that time consisting Of six
pints Of milk. three pints Of beer, and
half q pound Of Demerara sugar. His
name is Maurice Fox. He Is an excel
lent T~nlmudlcal scholar. and. In spite
or his frugal meals. he is tho most
healthy, intelligent. and wideawake
person IN his quarter. He Is now over
forty. At the age of seventeen. it ap-
pears. he caught some lingering foyer.
which shattered his constitution and
entirely destroyed his digestive organs.
He took many kinds Of treatment from
different physicians. until his stomach
became Injured to all medicine. AT the
hlelf Hospital they vainly tried to cure
him by sponSing and electrolysis; at
Vienna his physicians included tho
WeIl-known Drs. Albert and Northna-
gel. His treatment at Carlsbad was a
failure; then he travelled to Konigs-
berg, when the physicians decided that
he must live on sugar, milk, and beer.
lie adopted their prescription, and
soon reSained normal health. For
twenty ear no solid food has passed
his mouth.
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4 IN this, and as their entertain
ments are semipublic, no one who Is
respectable need lack an opportunity
to take part in them. ..
With the going Of John W. Griggs.
Of New Jersey, to Washington as At
tOrney-General of the United States the
circle OF Cabinet ladies secures a
charming addition in the person Of the
popular wife of Mr.. Mckenna's success
sor. Mrs. Grlggs is the second wife Of
the Governor. She was married about
five years ago, and has one daughter.
Elizabeth. She is now about 80 years
old. By his first wife. who died SEVEN
years go, Governor Griggs has i've
children. four boys and two girls. The
eldest boy is Just p.
Mrs. Griggs is a particularly attract.
I've woman and extremely agreeable In
manner. All the children are jealous
ly fond of her, and her love for them
Is ~unhounded. She is q splendid con-
v~ersationalist and a very keen observ-
er. She takes an immense interest in
her husbands career. and has a pretty
good insight into things political her
self. She enjoys his pleasures and
watches his success with eyes brim-
ming over with admiration. The fam,
lily is on very friendly terms with
that of Vice President Hobart. who ia
also q Paterson man,
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X COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SAIL:
" OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
NEAR THE CITY OF NEWPORT
NEWS. VA.
In execution &C a decree of the Law
and Equity Court OF the City OF Rich-
mond. in the suit Of L. NJ. CrUtchtield
who SIZES and etc. Plaintiff vs.. New
port News Company ct ais defendants.
on December 18th. 1897, We, the under
signed, Will sell at public auction, on
the premises, On
THURSDAY. MARCH 2+TH, 1898,
at 1870 O'clock 2. NJ. the following
property, to-Wit:
Lots t 10 II, excluding 9. Block No. 3,
Lots IS to 81 in Book No. 3. an Of
Block NO. 4. all of Block No. s. all of
Block No. IT, AL of Block Ma. is, Lots
10 no % in Block No. 6, Lots y to 40 i'm
Book No. "a, Lots p to 40 in Block No.
l6, all of Bhs-k No. 10, all OF Block No.
-, al Of Block No. 81, an of Block No.
80, al. ot Block No. 40. ali uf Block No.
Al, Lots 10 to "a in Block No. So. Lois
16 to 33 in Block No. IS. ull of Block
No AZ. all of Block No. 43. ell OF Block
No. A, all Of Block No. 10. Lots 10 to
n in Block No. A.. Lots SO and 40 n
Block No. 60. al! of Block 81. all Vt
Block No. G. and Lots 10 to IS in Block
No 46 as designated on a map of the
property Of the Newport News Compa-
my made by Braxuon, Chandler and
NlaTye, engineers. and of record in the
clerks office of the County Court of
Elizabeth City cpunty.
TERMS CASH.
These lots Ne immediately on the
electric car Inc from Newport News to
Hampton, some OF them facing on the
car line and theirs on Hampton Roads.
Tbs section is rapidly building up and
offers exceptional advantages to invest
ora. The lots are from 80 to so feet
front with a depth pf 1872 feet and Is
dlnd 20 foot alleys in the rear.
". P. DeSAUSSURE,
r.. e. MONTAGUE,
Special Commissioners.
March s. 1898.
r. Z. Crutchfeld who sues
ana Plaintiff
Against
Newport News Company ct
as Defendants.
In the Law and Equity Court Of the
City OF Richmond.
I, P. P. Winston, clerk of sa:d court,
certify that the bond required pf the
special commissioners by the dacree IN
said cause of December II, 1897, has
been duly given.
Given under my hand this 30rh day
Of December. 1897.
p. p. WINSTON, Clerk.
The sale will be conducted by POW
IITlL BROS. & KING. who wifi furnish
maps and CIV all desired information.
Parties desiring further particulars
basement OF the Citizens & Marine
Bank Building, eorner Twenty-seventh
street and Washington avenue.
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