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John ve,,er Held for WIFE

A Coronor's jury in Brooklyn last night found
that Ida Vetter, 20 years old, of ISL Eckford
street came to her death from two bullet wounds
inflicted By her husband, John vetter, % years
old, Oh Jan. %. John and Ida ran away and
wero married two years ago, but never lived to-
gcthcr. He was a drug clerk. mn inveteratec Gig
arctic smoker. and a heavy drinker. On the
night OF Jan. 20 no threatened to commit sui
eide, and then called at the house where his wife
was living and Aired three shots AT her. Ono
the third was imhedded in the wall. The nc
cused attended tho inquest. but declined to
make n statement and was rcmandeu 10 jail to
await tho action of the Grand Jury.
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HoBoKEN MAN IN JAIL IN MEXICO.
Charles A. Miller Accused or n Crime That
His Friends Say flo Did Not Commit.

Charles A. Miller Accused or n Crime That
HIS Friends Say Ho Did Not Commit.
CITY o. MEXICO, Feb. l0.-United States Con-
sul.General Barlow has received letters of In
quiry as to the whereabouts Of Charles A Miller.
who has lived in Hoboken, N j. Miller is tho
owner OF a tract of land in the State of Guerrer,
and also has q store and many cattle in the
Zecapilco district.
Several months ago Government Engineer
Zopeda was killed near Zecapilco and the Jefe
politico of that place was seriously wounded.
he was arrested and placed in jail at Ometepec,
where he has since been confined.
Miller's friends say that the charges against
him were trumped up by his Mexican enemies,
and his release is almost sure to take place as
soon as the case is called to the attention Of
President DiaZ. -
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BOROUGH OF
Court OF Sessions Tries Ono Case. Has Dinner
and n Good Time.

The Court of Sessions held its first sitting in
Richmond borough at tho old Village Hall in
New Brighton yesterday. Justices Courtney,
Deveney and Forker were present. The only
case to be heard was that Of n charge Of petit
larceny against John Cuff, who stole some pro-
visions from the schooner Hattie Cheyalier of
Tompkinsville on Wednesday night. Cuff
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to twenty
nine days in Jail. Then the Justices dined
sang songs.
The police raided tho saloon keepers on the
North Shore yesterday and arrested fifteen for
rooms in violation OF the law. Tho prisoners
were arraigned before Justice Croak and allowed
animation.
Michael Flannery of Port Richmond and
iner's Harbor were arrested for keeping slot
machines in their places of business. They
were held for examination.
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whist.

For the fourth time in succession the Park
Club of Plainneld has won the New Jersey
State trophy. The concluding game in the last
series was played between the Park and the
Passaic Gun Clubs, the score being IA to 12 in
favor of tho former. The winning team was:
G. T. Rogers. captain; S. ST. J. McCutchen, J.
t !, noW Acted a as s :; hs1iMmsen IN t,ece anu Of ~, =
preliminary games, OF which 100 were played in
the ID. L. and W., \. j. c., and Erie sections.
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ATHLETICS.
Athletic League Can Govern Its OWE
Gnmcn.

The conditions of the recently effected aili-
ance between the Military Athletic League and
tho A. A. U. were announced yesterday. They
arc practically identical with those linking the
other allied bodies. but. in view of the approach.
ing cycling and athletic carnival OF the league,
intending competitors should find the following
clause worth memoriZinR:
All games open only to the members of the Military
Athletic League shall DO held under league rules; but
games open TO all amateurs shall be held under rules
OF the A. A. u, and in games where both closed and
open events are given. the rules OF the N. A. l.. shall
apply to the closed events ana the rules of the A. A.
U. to all Others. The sanction and registration re-
quirements of tho A. A. U. shall not apply to the
II. A. l.. closed events.
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BROOKLYN SCHOOL CENSUS.
Only s9A Persons Found WIN Cannot Read
or Write English.

Only o Persons Found who Cannot Read
or Write English.
The school census in Brooklyn has just been
completed by the police. These are some of its
features: White males. between the ages of 4
and 8, 1913. 694; females, 124. 259; Mongolians. 8
males and 4 females; Indians. 1 male and 2
females; deaf and dumb. between 4 and 10
years. AZ males anu 90 females; blind. % males
and 20 females. Tho number of persons be-
tween the ages of II and Is years, who could
not road or write English, was 394; OF whom l92
school statistics: Pupils IN public schools be.
tween the ages of 4 and 16 years: Males.
81. 30s; females, 1921. In other schools. pa
males. Number between. II and 10 years Of
age not attending school. l0,234 males and
10, COS females. Children between i and 8
years not attending school. 90. 637 males. 81 .5s4
2apalas
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Hobart Alumni TO Giyo a smoker.

Tho alumni and friends of Hobart College will
hold q smoker at Delmonico's. Fifth avenue and
Forty-fourth street. next Tuesday evening. The
Rev. Robert Ellis Jones. President of the col
lege, and Prof. Hamilton J.. Smith, Prof. j. II.
McDaniels. Prof. Charles ID. Vail. Prof. William
Pitt Durfee, and Prof. Simonds are expected TO
DO present. The committee in charge has nj
ready had responses from more than one hun
dred Of the alumni, who have expressed their
intention of being present.
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seven More bellevue Employees nouuoed.

Commissioner Keller Of the Department of
Charities announced yesterday the dismissals
of seven more employees OF bellevue Hospital.
They are: c, + Curtis, property clerk; Annie
Clement Purcell. ". 4. Goodwin. and James
MacDermott, orderlies.
Most of the discharged employees are civil
form administration. Superintendent Keller
said that the offices were abolished, and that
cancies.
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CRAZED BARTL EY MIG ETTRICK.
Found Digging tho Frozen Earth with His
Fingers In n Jersey cts street.

A man who was on his knees at 8 A. NJ.
yesterday at Sixth and Erie streets, Jersey City.
tearing up the frozen dirt with his fingers at
tracted a crowd in a very short timc. He had
removed a piece OF broken tagging stone and
was making q hole in the ground under diff
cultics. His finger nails had been partially torn
off and blood WAS flowing from his fingers. He
had made an excavation about q foot deep when
Policeman Harris came along and stopped him.
was taken to the Seventh street police station.
He said he was BARLEY McGettrick, AZ years
old. of 1913 Roosevelt street, this city. A man
had employed him. he said, to fix the lagstone.
ana had then disappeared in the ground. He
was trying to follow the man to get his pay.
Police Justice Potts released him on his promise
that he would come to this city at once.
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MarshnI Gross DIscharEed.

Max Gross. q city marshal attached to a city
court, when arraigned for examination IN the
West Fifty-fourth Street Police Court yesterday
for alleged larceny, at the instance OF Mrs.
James Henderson,, on whose candy shop at 448
West Forty-fecond street he levied an execu-
ton last saturday for rebt owed by her hus-
band, was discharged l. Magistrate Pool yes
terday. He says he will have Magistrate Pool
impeaehed for having him arraigned.
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Merchants aud Manufacturers Hoard or Trade
banquet.

The inaugural banquet to be given by tho
Merchants and Manufacturers Board of Trade
at the Waldorf-Astoria ON the evening of Wash.
~ington's Birthday will be an important occur.
renee, and already tho presence oil between 600
and 700 guests is assured. President q. O..
Shayne has received acceptances from United
States Senator Shelby NJ. Cullom OF Illinois,
West Virginia, Congressman Amos j. Cum
mings and Lemuel l., Quigg; Major'Gen. Wager
Swayne, Jacob Cantor. the Rcy. DIR. Robert s.
MeArthur, and eN.Mayor Strong.
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Valuable manuscript. Given to Vale.

New HAVEN, Conn. Feb l0.-Robert C.. Win
throp. Jr.. Of Boston. who presented to the Yale
library last April a valuable collection of manu-
scripts relating TO early Connecticut history, has
recently given n few others OF special value and
rarity. These include two private letters Of
Abraham Picrson. the first rector of Yale Col
lcge. dated 1893 and 1908; a diary by Gov. Win.
to Saybrook in l6l5, and n memorandum by
Gov. Winthrop OF Massachusetts respecting the
supplies furnished 10 the settlement In Saybrook
In lb31.
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NAV "Ho cor yH0RN 10 CONFESS
or William y. CInrk-He n. In
hllrInr VIM AnncnhIcIu.

las, Gs = ! '.rk' VINO was arrested in August
ward Rp"ha larceny, has been in the prison
ugo,I' H''''Vpe Hospital for several weoks
NewhnrH IRON appendicitis. Yesterday Judge
charg" y ISSUED an order for Clark's dis.
u prec rm p'iAE informed that Clark WAS in
Lntrrpnr, 49," 81 on ,Hl might uic Will
CLARK is II, Iotr.ru snIgi,ni rprrntion. ""''0
Trmbse sSc yHy I%'i -" no w,!.o Il pr..oncr in the
Martin 1lHS, ~ ""l"ininE u confession from
Thorn intcrtm,, ~ 'iflui Attorney Oicott t,at
%seription ior y = 10 commit suicide. and had a pre.
%ihisvest. Wbsen' 'T NJ uruE se"cd In the llning OF
tence i in Cia 70 was found. Suspension ' os scp.
oleOtt when bS . case WAS recommended BY MI.
nc Was district Attorney. mt
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Adrian su,dam,s VIII Good.

Adrian Suydam. a wealthy resident of Brook
Ign. died in California in 1896. and his estate
was left to certain relatives, the Bushwick
Avenue Congregational Church, tho Industrial
Home in Williamsburg. and the Cypress Hills
Cemetery. He cut Oft his three nieces, and ono
OF them. Mrs. Cornelia T. McCreary. contested
the will, alleging that he was not competent to
make a will. and that duress was used in getting
him TO make certain requests. A jury In the
Supreme Court in Brooklyn, yesterday, decided
against Mrs. McCreary, and the will will now
BIO admitted TO probate.
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4 TOULD-BE KLONDIKER DEAD.
George Strong. n south American Negro. Sue
cumBs to isis FirAt snowstorm.

WHITEsToSE, l.. l.. Feb. lO.-George Strong.
a negro native of South America, who was on
his way to the Klondike region. died at the resi-.
denco OF his brother here yesterday OF pneu-
monia. Strong had his mining outfit with him
when lie arrived here during the snOwstorm
last week. 1t was the first snowstorm he had
ever seen. and il proved tho cause of his death.
He had stopped here to pay II visit to his brother,
whom he hnd not seen In elcYen wears.
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Ho Asserts That He Did Not Convert "a Dollar
OF NebrasLa's Money TO lis Own Use.

~ NEUFTtF TINT ~ III NUt VUHVFTV u UIIHF
or Nebraska's Money TO Isis Own Use.
LINCOLN. Neb., Feb. lO.-Joseph S. BARLEY,
late State Treasurer. whose conviction and
twenty years sentence for embezzlins $500. 900
were recently affirmed by the Supreme Court,
to-day filed with that court n motion for q re.
hearing. Thirty. seven reasons are assigned
why this should be granted. He declares that
his conviction and the affirmation thereof were
In response to Il public clRmor for n victim; that
the trial court was rankiy prejudiced against
him, and that tho supreme Court refused and
neglected 10 pass on vital questions, assuming
as uncontestcd facts matters that were in dis
putc. lIo insists that he has not converted a
dollar Of the States money to his own use.
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sank with 30. 600 CalL. OF Kerosene.

VANCOUVER. Feb. 1O.-Oriental advices say
the steamer Keangning sank in tho Shanghai
River on Jan. 10 with 10000 casks of kerosene
oil on board. She had just been loaded, and
was steaming by the American ship G. ;. BE,
mont when her hull, an old one, broke with the
weight of the engines. She sank In twenty min
uLes.
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That $500. 900 for the Coneourse.

The Bronx Borough Board decided yesterday
to present simultaneously TO the Legislature and
to the Municipal Assembly its request for $500
O00 for the improvement OF the Concourse. 10
the Legislature will be presented a bill author.
izinR the expenditure OF that amount.
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The northumberland Teua.

LEXINGTON, KY, Feb, lO.-The only develop
ment in tho Neutrality-suspicious. feud to-day
was the publication hy Col. Breckinridge OF an
editorial article supposed TO be Of the scathing
piled IN. n brief interview, saying the article was
unworthy Of notice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-11

To select business furniture wisely: Examine ours
erst. Globe Co., FULTON and Pearl -Aav.
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Stations in York q Barclay and Chs,opher SITS
VEeTIPULF TRAINS PULLMAN BUFFET CARS.
pINTSCH LIGHT
500 4 M-BINGHAMTON MAIL. Stops at principal
st1-l--s 1900
1000 4 M-(Ca,~ carr BUFFALO. SCRANTON. RING
HAMTON OWFGO ITHACA. ELMlRA. SYRACUSE.
ars OSWEGO rXPRTSs Pullman Buffet Parlor cars
connecting 1t Buffalo With trains for Chicago and points
800 2 " Osarv,-Cricago ana Bunaio Nestihulst *
rfese Tor : -RANTON. BiHGFANTON and FiMlRA
pullman B.rct Par7- Cars F'nliIa Throueh sleep
ing cars ana coach to Chicago arriving at 4l3 T.
" next DAY. y, -,
CT'TH FXPPFc-. Pullman Buffet Pafor Cars. -,
ZOO - n f5ai,y,-6II!CaCO and BUFFALO VEsTI-
Hf'Lr.D LIMITED EXPDEss for sCHANTC1N i3IN1
HAMTON FIMiRA BUFFALO THROUGH BUFFET
SLEEPING CAR New York g Chicago. Dining car
west 81 B.ffalo . . ..r,---- =.
$40 = ~ Ga,y)- BUFFAIo FXrREs3, ~, ~ :. LIN IA \
MIRA, BATH MOUNT MORRIS and BUFFALO. Ar
rivns a. Buffalo 500 4. n - $500. ,,,>.,
0::}0 J. u tealyi-BUFfAlO S1ft.aN IN -,
ItAMTON. OWEGO. lTiA CA I.l-AINA / -
sYRAcTsE an osWEGO EXPRESS Pullman BUFFET
TICKETS AND PULLMAN AcCoMMoDATIoNs At
HENRY GAZE G SONS Ltd. il3 Broadway; "a Fark
Place. 30 and e'2 Broadway Tcets at EeTry
ered and Twen,yafth St 23S COY BUS aye H f pyn
Tine table giving fun nformati4n ~ an stations
WESTCOTT'S TXPEFSS COMPANY VII can tor Aho
check baggage from hotel or residence 70 ceSnatlon
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forcrIcsure Sales.


NETWORK SUPREME COURT. County OF
Az New Yor.. Austin q. Fletcher and ano A. Trus-
tees etc Plaintiffs Felix krupp and others ne
PENDANTS. -.
In pursuance o. a Judgment ~ forec osufe ana az
duly made ard entered - the above entitled action u s
date day ~ October lss. l. the und"rsIs
the Referee IN said judgment namei VIII sell az pu.il'
auction the New York Real Estate Saesroons -.
Ill Broedwav he Borough u Manhattan ty 81 Ne~
York 2aih day 81 November lsse. al j. o',cN
noon. that day. Peter F. Never. auconSsr' tne
premises directed by ssd judgment 70 Re sod' ana
therein described follows: 80 49,,
All that certain lo' piece parcel ~ land with The
building improvements thereon erected situate wing
and being City o., New York. and bounded ana d
scribed follows =.
BEGINNING al a point on the Westerly side 81 81
Nicholas Avenue distant hfty nine feet three meme.
souhey the formed by the nitrsectlon OF
the Westerly side Of 81 Nicholas Avenue With the SCUM
ery side hundred and Twentieth street running
westerly parallel with one hundred and Tw.neth
street xf,-seven feet Ave and three quarter inche
thence southoy and right angles 10 one hundred ana
Twentieth See Ave feet two and tnreeluafter
inches thence oasfcry. parallel with one hundred
and Twentieth Street; eiFhty-fwo feet eleven ana hN'
eChths inches said westerly side OF - Ni,hlas
Avenue and thence nrtherly along st Nichoas Avenue
tvenvnine six and quarter inches to inc point "
place of beginning ..o
Dated New York. November 2nd lS9e. . 49,.
EDWARD l. PATTERSON. refers.
AUSTIN B. FLETCHER Attorney in person ana s'tor-
rey FOR r'antiNs 20 Liberty street New YORK CITY
C.reaf
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TwEHTY-sECOND STREET. - SUPREME

Court County of York.-Wii!iam Crittenaen
Adams Plaintiff. against william Calhoun and Others
Defendants. - ca,.
In pursuance ~ Judgment Of Foreclosure nnd sae
drv made M the above entitled action rear
ing date the 1ath dav October 1898. the unders
tho Referee IN said Judgment named. will sell AT PUBIC
Auction az the Exchange Ssesroous now located ~ 20
III BROADWAY In the Borough Il Manhattan Ciiy OF New
York or the 18th day Of November lN's AT IL cloeH
noon on that day hy =. Phoenix Insraham. Auctiohee
the premises directed rs said judgment to he solo, anu
therein described follows; IL.
All those lots pieces ~ parcels ~ land WIZ
the buildings thereon. situate tho cry. county az
State u York which. taken together are r'unI.
and describes. follows. Wit: BEGINNING az plI
the Northery SIDE Of Twenty second street dis,L
one hundred and nine feet four inches baseIg
from the Northeaste-y corner q second Avenue ~
Twenysecona stree and running thence NortherlL pa!
nlel S4r1nd Avenue ninety feet nire n.es "a
the centre line = the block between Twenty a..
Tweniy-third streets thence Fas;"rly alofg shid 49,
line one hundred nifty feet eight inches ~,
Soufte~ly rara.ie with Second Avenue nnety-egtt ~
ai-ng Tv erfysercnd street hundred and my 70.
eight inches 10 the point place Of beginning De ~,
said several Dimensions and distances IT. VI
Joss Together with engine boilers, betn hha.as
pu.le"s hangers machines on the said premises
longing William Calhoun of the partles 81
first part hereto BEING the same premises csn.eyea
Inc said William Calhoun by deed dated the lrd gay VI
December 1897 made by Harrie G. Newton ana VIE
Dated New York. October "a ls9s ,>. ,,.-..
JULIUS J. A. LYONS. Attorneys for Painun: e-'
Proa4yay Borough Il Manhattan. New iorK NY
Tweatv-third
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ERIE RAILROAD.

rfr-grn IA 3
q. foi.5ss aGa ive minutes earlier Vest I'd
a.,u A N.-Vesflb-ied Express daily for B.nshsmtOn
wsserly. Enira buffalo. Bradford. Arrives Buffalo 5
? n Parlor Al 70 Buffalo.
o1oo T. M.-Vestibule1 i.n!;ed-Fast mail daily SOLID
,-sfr ar chicago Arrives Cleveland 30 A NJ, Chicago
- VI Slespers . Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
DILg car. ~,.,, ,.-.,...,os r,x.
AL srrt.-s al BIffalo 7O5 A. NJ. Bradford 72O a
n Jsrnes-oyyn 100 a. N. YoDnss.own lC y A NJ,
1-er an 10 9O T. Il. Ssepers 70 B-1a!o and Cleveland
Gaze Library Car. -.-. 49,
wSseriy ana Chosgo sleepers 10 H7rne.sVie Chicago
~ = 1901 rfME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
Il C0NN0DATIONS at III. li3 261 fcl sad e57 Broad
~ Boyer NC Eas i2-th-st and 213 IVES; IL; IN
O. Chamosrs and We, = s. ferries Nc% ~, 2'1 -
pobken and Jersey City station. New-lofk Transfer
e. css fcr and caecks baggage from hotels ant resi-
tspces
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foreclosure Sales.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
~ OF lew York -t.ou;s p Mailer. piainr1 against
Albert Ki,minc e el. dcfendarts.
Z, SUBSTANCE OF judgment % foreclosure and sale duly
made ara entered n the above entitled action, hearine
date 97fh day q October 1895. the undersgnef The
referee a. SAID 3udgrnen named. VIII sell al public auction
a York Real Estate SalefToonis. No i'll
Broadway IN lie Borough Of Manhatian cry Of ""
York on the o9,h November. 1855 az II O clock
rocr on that cay hy BRYAN Kernely suctioneer. the
premises directed BY sad judgment 20 be SOD. ana
therein described follows;
All that certain parcel Of land situate wing ana beng
4. TIE Borough Of Manhattan. ir the tli} County ana
state Of New York and bounded and described follows
beginning = the r0rtnerly SIDE ~ Eighty ninth
street distant nifty eight feet easery rom the norm
easerly Of Fights ninth street ana Columbus az
nu- running rortherS. parallel win Column Va
Of distance through the centre OF
party wu seventy I've feet. thence easfrv and parable
with shty-unfh feet. thence sOutheIly
an again parallel with Columbus avenue 20 the northerly
side ghfy i've feet, and thence
westerly along ne nortery SIDE - kieh'y inh street
forry two feet 20 the point or place y beginning
Dated New York November oth. 1858
JOSEPH NJ ELROY. Jr. Referee
WI OpONOGHDE. Attorney for PlairtiT.
l15 Broadway.
Borough 4 Manhattan. cry Il New York.
number OF property IS ~ " est SSih 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-07
Dublic Notlre.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. BUREAU FOR
THE COLLECTION OF TAXES No 81 Chambers Street
Stewart Builcng) New York November l. isss
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN % all parsons waoss
the ear s9s remain unpaid the rrs day q november
OF s,d YEAR that dnes. the shall be paid q the hs
ceye~ ~ Taxes Offices No - Chambers stree IN
the borough q and A. 30 Avenue and l'Ih
street IN The Borough Bronx respectively on or be-
fore the nrst DAY December q saic year. ne VIII
charge receive and collect such taxes -
unpaid on that addition 60 the amount OF go
49, ore n- centum the amount thereof as prosldeo
"a -, he ~ the Greater New York Charter Chapter
3Ts Laws Of 1870. - -, .. -..
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800 s.
Twenty second 81

Twenty seoond =
-. ano,oriat4 amount Il the lien charge 70 satisfy
which The above des ri5ed property 10 70 be 500
&, az 90 with interest thereon from the 18th Gay
cn., sos together with and disbursements and
allowance amounting 1867 Is with inere' rom og,o
- =. lSoS together with expenses % the sale The
rrr1irafe amount assessments water rates ~
80 liens which are allowed 70 the purchaser oG
y. ne rljrchas4 mons or paid by the Referee. Is
s. iG5 and interest. -.
pated New York, October "a. lses - ~
ADRIAN H. LARKIN. Referee.
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II. approximate the lien or charge 70 sarsy
which the described property Is 10 te SOFA y
with Interest thereon from the 2Ith DAY OF
hor 1895 together with and Allowance enloun4s
slO535 from October 3lst 800 toEess
with the EXPENSES II the The approximate anout
~ taxes assessments or Hens which are 10 Dc ar
lowed purchaser OF the purchase money OF pau
by the Referee Is 1892 20 100 and interest.
Dated New York November End, 1893
EDWARD |. PATTERSON. Referee
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, once Super

vsas Ar-t'eo'. Wash.nsion. u. G.. Nov. .. lses
SEALED PROPOSALS. 1850 Ar deceived flls Office
until . o'clock j. ~. 9th DAY ~ November is9s
ana then opened for taking doan and rebuilding The
erI wall or FEAR b.4lrs a. The l. s. ASA Office.
New York. Y. IN accordance wiki ne drawing and
specification. copies ~ which - rad A. lhis once
or the Office Superintendent OF Repairs New York
" y JAME5 KNOX TAYLOR. Supervising Architect
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L or FOUNDATIONS FOR BADGES ACROSS ROCK
CREEK OK THE LINES OF MASSACH SETS AND
CONNECTfrr'T AVENUES EXTENDED OFFICE OF
THE COMMISSIONERS or THE DISTRICT OF COLUM-
WasNircfor. October 81. lsft Sealed Proposals
b. received a. otc- until u o'clock noon. Tuesday
November twenty 1ni. 1s9S Tor the construction ~
foundations bridges lrrosi Rock Creek lines =
Masssrhug4f- and Connecticut avenues extended Blank
fo~ns q proposals specifications ana al necessary IN
Formation risr - obtained this Office JOHN
WIGHT JOHN " ROSS. LANSING Il. BEACH Com
rIefe