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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-05-03
CROKER AND BRYAN,

Jeffersonian simplicity was rudely
set aside at the Croker Jeffersonian
dinner in New York a week or two
ago. Jeffersonian truth was like
wise set aside at the Bryanatic
dinners held on the same occasion
about the same time.
At the former dinner nothing was
too good for the diners-the faithful
who had whacked up $40 per plate
for lunching with Richard Croker,
and who enjoyed Philadelphia SQUAD,
oyster cocktails. and drank three
quarts of liquor each, the liquor
of cocktails. sherry, port,
claret. three different varieties of
champagne, and winding up in gen
uine Democratic style with old rye
whiskey. But if Dick and his
crowd of men of little National i'm
portance violated the rules of effer-
sonian simplicity, they lived up to
the other principles of the early
Democratic leader. For instance,
they expounded the doctrine of
sound money-that every man was
entitled to the best dollar when he
earned a dollar, and a dollar that
was worth a dollar; they expounded
the theory of National expansion,
which Thos. Jefferson
was always in favor of, and of
which he sounded the key note in
his well-known speeches predicting
the future of the American common
Thos. Jefferson believed in
the Supreme Court of the United
States, and so did the so diners
that sat around the mahogany with
Dick.
At the Bryan dinners things were
different Bryan broke cheese and
crackers over pine table at
the rate of 81 per plate, expounded
anti effersonian doctrine in oppos-
ing National expansion, went against
Jefferson in declaring for Is to l
dollar and again in attacking the
Supreme Court of the United States.
Bryan and his followers are of the
opinion that they are always right
all others always wrong, and
hence Thos. Jefferson must have
been been wrong if his doctrine
with the doctrine of the
boy orator of the Platte. Their
dinner contained only one thing in
harmony with Jeffersonian simpli-
city-the 81 per plate of crackers
and cheese, emitting the SQUAD and
The two gatherings are not with
out some signs of the political
future. At Dick s dinner Augustus
VanWyck made the principal speech
and hence be was trotted out as the
Tammany candidate for President
Immediately afterwards. At the 81
per plate dinner Bryan was the
principal windjammer and hence
was kept forward by that element
as their candidate for President
next year. 1t reveals two opposing
forces in the Democratic ranks
the one led by Croker, in favor of
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-05-03

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may be recognized BY certain unfailing
symptoms. Backache, headache, bearing
down pains, irritability and extreme nerv-
business indicate arrangement of the
delicate female organism. Bradield's Fe-
male Regulator is the standard remedy for
characteristic diseases of women.
Sold by druggists at $I.oo per bottle.
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-05-03
THE ERROR OF GOV. LIND.

be observed an article from a ST.
Paul correspondent on the Anoka-
Hastings insane asylum combina-
ton in the last Legislature, and the
acts of Gov. Lind dealing with the
most unholy combination that has
ever been organized in a Minnesota
Legislative body The article treats
the Governor tenderly for the rea-
son that the writer has no desire to
irritate any one portion of the State.
1t will be remembered that just
before Gov. Lind was inaugurated
he went to Wisconsin and inspected
the cottage plan in vogue in that
State He found, as did Senators
Somerville and Lord in an after in
spcction. that Wisconsin was taking
care of her insane better and cheap
er than any other State in the
union. He found that the acute in
sane were sent to one of the three
large hospitals in the State, where
they were cured, if cure was
possible, and where, if their in
sanity became chronic, they were
returned to the counties from which
they came and placed in a county
insane asylum. He found that the
State allowed a maximum of 81 so
per week per capita for each county
for caring for these chronic insane.
He found that the insane were al
lowed to indulge in willing employ
ment, and that, without absorbing
all of the State aid, they were cared
for without the least expense to the
county, and that they were near to
their friends and relatives where
the latter assisted in their care.
Gov. Lind returned to St. Paul
and recommended this system for
Minnesota. The combination of
senator's and representative from
insane asylum and other State in
stitution towns was formed, and by
this combination the legislature,
after a bitter fight by Southern
Minnesota members against the
proposition, passed a bill giving
Anoka a hospital on the plan of the
present hospitals, and authorized
the purchase of land at Hastings
for another similar institution.
Gov. Lind after an extended hear
ing. vetoed the proposition, and the
people concluded that they had a
Governor that would oppose any
scheme to hold up the State But
the legislative combination intro
duced another bill establishing in
sane asylums on the cottage sys-
TEN (?) at both Anoka and Hastings,
instead OF acquiring a site at the
latter place, as originally proposed,
and this measure was passed and
signed by the Governor The bill
is so worded that it allows two
more big institutions at Anoka and
Hastings and holds up the State for
a million and half dollars. Itdoes
not meet Gov. Lind S views, nor
does it even hint at the Wisconsin
system, except in mockery.
The bill adds two more towns.
two more districts to the gang of
legislators that will bi-ennially
to hold up the State. An
other Normal school was located at
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-05-03

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Modest women
Modesty In

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women IS no
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than beauty and
wit. Is it any
wonder that wo-
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with physical
disorders pecu-
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-05-03
BY AIKEN E. SCHMAHL.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1899.
GAZETTE BUILDING DIRECTORY.
ADVERTISING RATES.

Commencing July l, 1898, the following
rates will be strictly enforced on all new
contracts made for advertising in The RED
WOOD GAZETTE:
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17

AND CAROLINA r. u. CO.
By Ernest u. Wells and Charles l.. rage
its Counsel. JUDD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
AUCTION SALES Tninre Days.

Tn execution Of q certain deed Of trust.
dated The 18th December leHi, recorded
in ID. b. fl4 B. page ~. Henrico County
Court The uuicffiEucl. trustee, WIZ acii'
bv public auction. ou thc premises on
MONDAY. june 90. 1879.
at g O'Clock D. "a the REAL ESTATE
described iu said deed it being the above
named deNghiuuy situated. very attrac-
Tive and highly valuable SUBURBAN resi-
dcnce and grounds. the wei'-hnoWu former
residence of oliver j. Schooioaft Esq-
about three blocks west nl me houIc-
varl' and soldiers Home. fronting l-V
feet ON south side Grove avenue. ana cN-
tending back. of equal Wdin. an'gt -
feet to Floyd avenue. on which 10 has
Ike front of 80 feet
frame dwelling with wide ban tnroalh
the centre. containing about ten rooms OF
fue sizo besides kitchen. pantry. r''r
bathroom. etc., extra. ree nfich sia'.f.
carriaee-houso. barn and servants QUAR-
ters combined comfortable iWo-riofF
frame dwelling and other buildings, a
beautiful grove OF forest oak ana olhef
shade and ornamental trees. and @ wei
of excellent water alc nnon luc efouAo-.
Bv reason of its delightful situation and
surroundings. ite admirable size. good inn
prOvemcnfs and its proximity to the city,
The growth of which bias approached fO
within a few blocks of it-th.s property
is oaucoialIV inviting. whether for OCfI DE-
nancy or Investment with tine Wow t0
carly enhancement In value Possess ION
may ho had at once. and aI persons inter-
ested arc respectfully urged 10 attend lnIs
TERMS. Rv consent and in Ucu of the
terms prescribed hy the said deed. once
third of t1e purChasc-m0ner in cash. and
The balance in two equal ir ailments at
one and two years. nN neg0iIHn.' notes
with interest added. and secured NI dDeI
NJ trust. on ertater amount or 900 of
Dbl D. u H. Z. II H
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17

TRUSTEES AUCTION sALE OF DE
SIkAbLE BRICK STOKE WIFI
DWELLING ABOVE 30. 2Jl NEoI
LEIGH STREET AND TIE CONE
PORTABLE lDREE-SIOllN BRICK
SEN EN-kOOM DWELLING, $50. lJl
WEST LEIGH STREET lN TILE CITY
OF RICHMOND. NA.-by virtue ol GER
tain deed OF trust. duly recorded ln inc
clerk S office of me Chanceery count or
the city OFF Richmond. in ID. b los =, page
49, default having been made in the pa1-
mont of money therein secured. and being
SO required hy the beuchc"ry SIC Will
SELL oy public auction. ON the premises. on
TUESDAY, JUNE o. 1888.
at $50 u NJ. so. POI west Leigh street.
DIES. -lbtc ln s@id deed as follows. "Oa the
south dc Of west Leigh street beginning
~ the sOuthWeet corner OF sail west
Leigh street and Irentiss street thence
running .n westerly direction. and 'FRONT.'
ms ON the said west Lcigh street twenty
two feet thence running back lu south
Wardly direction. al right angles and be-
tween parallel lines nineiy-iiNe feet more
IMMEDIATELY AFTER the above
sale we will SELL under the aDovc-mcn-
toned deed of trust and by public ave-
ton. on the premises. $40. 100 WEST
LEIGH STREET, described ln said deed
aC follows. Commencing on the south
SIDE of west L4@a street. no Che distance
OF eighty flour 'eel TWO inches west Waid
from lhe west side off Adams street. run-
ming thence westvaraly ON the south side
of said west Leigh street thirfy-tWo lcet
t0 point siXty-four feet east of The
eastern line of The Richmond CITY rli-
ways property and running back bee
tween parallel lines ln "a sOuthWaI.E de
r.cti0n one hundred feet Both NJ Inc
above buildings are wcll and SUBJ .antiaily
built in au Improving ueiehh0rhood. and
can Dee relied upon ass being safe invest
menfe.
TERaIs. a sufficient sum in cash 20 de-
fray the expenses of executing THIS frns
and to pay debt of S2.5Ol.5O with int0--
est al per cent. from November %. '~.>.
and as t0 any surplus credit OF Sis.
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable
notes bearing interest from date OF sale
at - per cent. Co be secured on the prou-
crty by decd of TRUST. unless the parties
in interest shall at the hour OF sale direct
other terms for thc said surplus.
ROBERT STILES
CONSTANTINE II. WILLIAMSON.
fu15 Irus. cos
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17

FOR SALE-AT 4 SACR1FICE-NlcE
residence. Q rooms. with hot and cold
water bath, closet. and culvert connec-
ton. lighted throughout with gas,
speaking tubes, large range. latrobcs
and every modern convenience. large
lawn with plenty shrubbery and shade,
wide Dorches. also managers house
with three rooms. large stable. barn.
and sheds, henhOuses. etc. Land rich.
fine garden. good assorted orchard
uleutv wood. and every convenience a
f,st-class suburban homo requires
For sale at an exceedingly low price
and very moderate terms. Near the
CIV and X. f.. and =. r. r. Anyone
wishing 20 see this place please address
.SETLER." care Leader.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
A UCTION SALE
1921 BATNBRIDGE STREET
MANlufnILR. VA.

At the request of the owners 7 viii sell,
al public auction, ou the premises. ON
FRIDAY. JUNE 23. 1890.
at G o. clock T. NJ. the above property
fronting 33 feet ON cambridge street.
depth 49, feet The dwelling contains siN
rooms. 10 is not ln good repair but can
be- romodc.led and made 4 very attractive
home at comparatively small cost The
Dot is especially attractive. n fact. DO u.s.
one OF ne best IN the city
TERMS One-third cash. the balance in
six. twelve and ghtceu months, deferred
payments bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust A. l.. ADAMSDN,
fufT Auctiouetr.
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NOTICE.
O0fce of Collector of Cify Taxes.
CITY Hail. Richmond va.
Office TO TAXPAYERS.

y
This office viii De- ready to receive aH or
0uc-half of CITY IAAhr, REAL AND
Personal ESTATE for the Jear lstt,
ON JUNE 18TH
THO whole tax u.s. due. but tho ordinance
provides that Oue-halt may De paid n
Juno and the remaining half DOB Deeem9e-.
Failure 10 pay al Or oue-haH ODD June
iu.urs penalty OF per cent on The
whole amount. which b. due at once. and
IL moi paid before sEpTEMBEB lst the
Collector is required to levy With costs
aided. f-ee chapter XIV. see. 3D.
ALL MALES iWcni}-oue years 1i aec.
ALL PERSONS tAlALL or FEAlALLJ
who own personal property, or bold per-
suuai ur1. criy as nuucIary and a.l pare
tfes conducting business iu The city Of
Richmond lOf whatever naturel are ass
ss--eI ana viii please call and SETTLE So
as t0 avoid delinquency.
Gradug Paving Pipe and - nr Gone
necf0u Bills are payable Don cine same
manner as Taxes. and at the same time
Give name in which property stands and
see thar you get all your bills.
This being the only notice provided for
hy Laws. please give DO prompt attention.
as under ihe new ordinances % uDr cent
penalty Wli have fo he added t0 thc whole
BIN after June 10.h.
Onice omen from $50 8. " to 9 p. NJ
H. Vs. CUNNINGHAM
ina Collector oi city Taxes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17

NOTICE-THE BOARD or
ERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY have declared divi-
dend OF THREE AND A HALF DOL
LARS per share on the Common Stock
and Dividend Obligations Of the COM
pany. payable JULY /. 1893 20 holders
OF the same OF record on the 10th OF
june 1870. after which date the transfer
books will be closed.
j. B. WINSTON
iul7 Treasurer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
~ ~ MnOM III ~ C0NcERN.

TO ADD WHOM TT NAY tUNtLHN.
You are hereby notified that I have fixed
unon TUESDAY. the 21th day OF June,
$500 az 10 o'clock a. ~. ass the time and
my office, No 80 Chamber of Commerce
Ntinth ana Main strectsl. Richmond Va.
as the place for the holding of the first
meeting Of creditors OF the said
CHARLES GTNST. who was on the ON
day Of June 1890. adjudicated bankrupt
az which meeting the creditors Will prove
their claims and select trustee, the
bankrupt will be examined. and such othtr
business transacted as may lawfully De
done G. =. CALDWELL,
iu17 Referee I'm Bankruptcy. =,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
BY O.. l.. & d. J.. Dcnoon
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
S2l Main street.
DUBLIC AUCTIC> SALE
OF
THE DESIRABLE STORE.
I26 ". BROAD STREET.
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE MASONIC
TEAf PILE

We viii SOIL by public auction. on the
premises. cn
MONDAY JUNE 10. 1880
FRAMED STORE. SO 12i WEST
BROAD STREET fronting ~ 1912 feet
ON the north side of Broad street the
lot running back full depth to the public
alley in The rear AS recent sales of
Broad-strcet property have an shown am
upward tendency of prices. and with
bright prospects ahead 10 is almost GER
tain that this property viii double in
value within "a few years. II you wish
20 buy property that IS sure 10 increase
in value attend This sale.
TERMS. Very liberal
&. l.. & H. L. DENOON.
iul5 AuctiOncCrs.
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|. HE Thraa Houses and Lois

lncHn and designated as Sos. 5l5. 5ll
and CD. west fralA.n street 40. al3 Is
aqjoin.uI tac beautiful grounds OF Ma
.pr Myers. each lot fronting ON the south
Zine oi Franklin street. between Henry
auI hrIl1e.e streets. --i. fee' NOR. or
Jess and running back depth of l9J
feet. more or less. Co an alley iu CONF
mon " feet wide, the Improvements ON
each lot consist ~ well built three story
stock hrirN front dwelling OF about l2
rooms with modern improvements. and Of
a tRO-st0ry BRICK stable 900 the year
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VIM. p. pizzini. Company.
Real Estate Auctioneers,

Tenth ana BANK street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE
FRAME HOUSE or 4 ROOMS.
LOT 22risj FEET JUST opposite
COLORED CEMETERY OF ST. JAMES
STREET HILL.
By virtue OF a deed Of trust bearing
date ON 18th OF September. 1897 and re-
corded I'm the clerks office of llenrico
County Court ID. y. IA B. page 81. default
having been made IN the payment of the
debt therein secured. and being required
$50 to do by The noteholder. ] viii sell
at public auction ON the premises on
TUESDAY. JUNE Goth. AT $3.50 p. M.
the real estate described in the Aforesaid
deed of trust.
TERMS. Cash as 10 cost of sale and
all taxes due. and rs pay a note or 500
and interest from September 49, 1895. and
"a credit as 20 four notes of 500 each.
payable respectively September rs. 1920.
sontamber rs. 1900 September is. 1901
Balance announced at sale.
j. ALpHONSO PIZZfNG. Trus.
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Statesmen WANTED.

WANTED. SALESMAN, Ktlsi DIS 4 ~
Pfchn,ond 10 renresent Baltimore pork
packer in Richmond, Petersburg ana
IYnchburg None but experiences nesa
apply. References required AooIess
T. o. Box 70, Baltimore. Nd. JuiV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17


ln execution Of decree of the Law and
Equity Court. entered on june II. 1922 IN
the hereiuafter-namcd cause, We, the me
deissnod. W.i sell, by auction on me
premises. Ou
THURSDAY. JUNE %. 1890,
commCnclns at o'clock That two
STORY. 4-R0OM BRICK DWELLING.
No. 1O3. on cast line of Fourth between
jackson and Duval streets Lot l3Xb' leel
60 alley.
And PROMPTLY ATG O'CLOCK p. ~,
that IWO-SIOkf BRICK DIV tllIND'
80. 1l6 SOUTH CHERRY STREET. DEE
tween Cary and Cumberland streets, ptiIb
bounded on south by alley 10 feet woe
Lot To- l-0N3i feet 90 alley in rear ~ ieee
wide
And at $3.50 O'CLOCK p. NJ. that VAL
UABLE AND ATTRACTIVE BROAD
STREET STORE PROPERTY. Nos. 20
and ~ WEST BROAD STREET., on lAt
north side. opposite "ltloa station
The torres 4re comparatively new wen
built and conveniently arranged for store
with rc ioo.re above. both having Pr pa
rate SIDE .v7. The lots nave JOINT
frontage OF I'D feet ON Broad street, iuH-
ming back 1897. feet to alley 20 Ieel Woo.
Desirable small Ur0ld-street stores ore
seldom 0n Tho market. and would edNise
an investors f0 attend this sale
TERMS Ono-third ca d.. res que pa
three equal In7f9Imcnff az siA' tHeIN. ".iN
eighteen months. credit payments to Zee
evidenced ly notes. with interest added.
and Nle fcI uod until 400 ihe purr hi.e-
money De- paid and decd ordered pF lle
court okDWAi. l'l LINK
O. Is. POLLOCK.
Special Commissioners
POLAND g. Baehr Aucfl0ncers.
Theodore IT, Trlck Plaintiff against Cath
crime 81 ErIrk. &C.,. Deiendaui--l m INC
law and Equity Court of the city of
n ft-.--tor rfrrr OF said court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17

VIRGINIA gHE OFFICE or THE
' County COURT or HENRlco.
THE 10Th DAY OF MAY. 1893;
The following application was tled ~
the cGico of tho said court on t"e l'lh
Gay 0f April 1890.
ITO the clerk of the county court OK
leurico county Va
Under The laws of Virginia. and esne-
ci-lly as provided by H.f OF FEBRUARY ID,
1915. page tii-l0. OF virginia alAth4t :
secti0n b5B off the Virginia Code of 1881, /
hereby make application io purchase a
tract of land which Was solid ODD fne 18TH
day of February 1880. Tor LNe lIyN-p"y
ment of taxes cue tlen or iot tNa 9tAl
0f 1904 and purchased in tle nam. oI we
Auditor of Public Accounts of Virginia
for The benefit of the State and county.
The said land stood at The csie ll sale
u the name 0f Mary AillArl aN4 ABB,
and was described as 5oNldD Ifel IaJior
street. and stands at tho date ni .li1 az
olfcati0n in the name OF Mary Mlfehell
and ais. and is described on tne c3tlihia-
.ioners book as. I lOt 3oNlaO IT. Iay OK
IN Mary A. Mtcel. Nancy N. BUR-" 81,
Barta Burweu And ] agree in pay Tor
said land su amounts that shay po re-
U"GiSSen' under my hand This l7'h day
~ osisnedl ..W. NJ. MANDLEBAuM. '
And an affidavit having neetl mace 1..a
fled that diligence has Dech Ni "N
half of the said ". vi. MhA"i re ..'. IT,,
ascertain in what county of 90 Doia.'se'
of mis- state MARY A. Michel Nancy -.
Rurwen and Berta BurweiI are. anq VIM
ont effect. and that tho said p4itlts are
non-residents OF the state ol lf5init -
the best off auiant knoNlro.sc au1 ...,,i,'
You therefore L. samuel r. Waadiii,
clerk OF the County Court ot iitnilt3
county Va. d0 hereby require tne sa.4
Mary a. Mitchell. Nancy NJ. Dliesf "..l
perfq Burweu 10 appear here Wiihin l9Ar
t~snfbt after the due publication of inis
order and DO what Is DO e,atfy 20 p,9..5
Their interests herein AND ms ms 9 56r WI
.... ,,....s iu The Times. new spaner
nubIished in the city Of richmond ana oe
posfed I'M the manner prescribed by law.
Given under my hand me Gay ana year
l'S' "'' sARftrEI. p WADDlIAs Clerk.
- ''p' SAMUEL T. WADDlLL. Clerk.
On1ohundro. Attorney. N.Y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

y, - ~ - = ~
Office Of City Water Works.
Room B. city Hall.
Richmond. Va, June rs. 1899.
NOTICE To WATER-TAkERS IN THE
flrst District using water through me-
tcrs. Where bills remain unpaid JUNE
ltth the water viii be shut OF.
Respectfully
CHAS. Z. BOILING.
1ulb 49, -.- Superintendent
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-O.~~-~-0N-~~~-~~~0~0 - x.x-x,x
WANTED. AT ONCE AN EApEisi-
enced man 10 run brick YARD az broao-
way Va, on the Appomattox ri'er,
low Petersburg. Write, stating eApe'i.
ence and giving references, ana lowest
price FOR which you Will engage; 20 a.
b. c., 535 north Eleventh. Phaaoeipni@'
Pa JuAt
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Tho bond required by the Court NJ The
above commissioners has been executed
according 90 law j. =. FLOURNof.
iu1I I-nrk.
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Wednesday, June Il, 1900.

me allow. reenfioned A,r1KArrlNE ait.
DICM-SlZE DWElIINgs in Inc order
named below.
li1i,sF t>-Droq, t,oy., aud dosi.-
mated rs ~ s1, NJ Af,rsh@ii a'r,,7.
es.d iot frnnfi,'o ,i,'ecn ana o,e-seft
1ci., 80 roo- ~ 60 I'm, 10 my t,'',,
iin, - efer.b.u ,f~e.f bnfv,rr 1f,di.,,'
, ., 't~..' ~. t VIZ" ,i .
1i gnu N ",.'..in
, 49, ''''i ,".'' ."' "'' O'"'' ''''i
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