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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-06

steamship city OF Topeka arrived
In port this morning bringing down
large number OF i<londi6ers who bad
with them another considerable
quantity 81 the yellow stun. Thore
were les 81 the Nukoners all told
while the amount OF dust In thrie
possession IL estimated at between
$500. coo and $500. zoo
According to rurssr Jones. the
richest man in the crowd vas j. ps-
trander. lie deposited a large sack
u dust with the purser. for safe
keeping. but refused 60 state the
value. other rich men we're J.
Mont geometry, J. n. Hughes. G, NJ
Monahan. and q. MonHhan, Th"se
men kept their sold In their rooms.
and kep, watch over Il day ana
night.
re KlondIkerh came down from
Bennett TO Skasway. and being IN
a hurry. took the steamer Noic"tt
aud vent 20 Juneau. where they
caught the Topeka
There we're also A. passengers who
were late arrivals from tho Copper
river country. They were rough.
booking mlaera With long hair ana
pinched faces. which gave evidence
u long exposure On the icy glaciers.
rhey brought down thrilling stories
II suffering and death IN the dfsary
moth.
There were also several passen-
gers from Atiln. They report no
tate sirikes the miners arc devof-
Ing their attention 60 working the
bench claims. which. while no large
amounts ~ gold are being taken out.
are doing fairly well, A iarss NUM-
her 81 ths men are building new
cabins Several large buildings in
tended Tor stores. Lodging houses.
etc. are also in course OF construe.
ton.
repsts's psssssesr tist.
The Topeka's tst Il as fellowsi
". Collins and wife. J. A. Martin,
~. Merry. 4. g Honrone. y, u. La
nier, Ains H. Hamilton. II. J. Mein-
tyre ana wife. VIM jackson. D. W
Clarke. John Montgomery. Mira q.
shay aud child. G w, Watts. c. a
frahaF. Iaa J. Justice. g. II Sun
danaehsr and wife. Z. van Wari and
wife. A. A. FtndlAy. J NJ, Arm
strong, IL Warner. A Leather. u. H.
Waidnry. II. Saitsr, }. ~. Hughes.
IC. NJ MonahAn. Geo Monahan. 9.
J.'caniston. NJ Il. ciouEh. AIRS. lei
ier. II ". Bean. q. A. Johnson. J.
A Guyer. Mrs W c. Triton. ", G
cushman. Richard wolfe. Jas. Dunn.
May newws. ". Morae. 1. Hal. a.
" whitney. G. W Watts l. q.
wilcuxon. W. y. Thomas. ostrand-
e. and wife. Amas Guthrie. + ~.
Richardson. Miss v. Esxman. Geo
A. Hamilton. A. Mckiisors. Lottis
Powers. Miss q Bauehy. d u. pa-
wilson. W y. woodWoFth Mrs. ~.
7. Tripp. Miss v f'rspp. Mrs. J. ..
Mcclellan. NJ r. Russell. y NIlki.
Sister Mary Francis Sister Mary
Hypoiitc. Sister Mari Tebonia. A. Y,
Chetham. WIN. Watcher and wife.
/ Ralph Watcher. 9. A Watcher. G.
y. Caldwell. g. f Downir. ". W.
fow man. l.. y. reraon and wife. l..
y. shaw. ,. y. HaNis. ". ] wake
linz. Frank Heyt. J n. Clark. John
Vanna. J n. La Relic. g, ~. Mar
lauder. Richard Fitzgerald. ". n.
fe4rces L tsnasAe@tls ; tFAHs - "
Davis. =. W Cotton. a. u. Cotton.
A. =. uFown. O. ~. brown. AIRS.
brown, Oscar Palmer. W. NJ. Hen.
essay. " Bloursssrd. n. I.eha. l. =.
TaHnacnd. ]. NJ. Copeland. A. u.
Smith. Geo. A. Harrows and wife.
chas. MeteAtf. Edward Mays and
wife. Chan. Mstcaif and wife. Richd.
NJ Lyman. Daniel n, Hailett and
wife. and - second class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-06

Third AVENUE THfEATER
tToniFhD Stewards Comic Players,
In eCaaey'n Troubles"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-06

WASHINGTON. y. G. July G.
THE psesiden, has approved the sen-
fsuce 81 dismissal In the case Of
Lieut. Neail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-06
THE CITY OF TOPEKA
BRINGS MORE GOLD
But There Also Comes a Story OF
Multiplied Horrors.

ruary isss. and have been IN the IN
tafior possibly 100 miles. This In.
eludad crossing the terrible NhldeH
Glacier II 10 now known that At
leant 10 men persisted on this pass.
The creyiees have provided graves
FOR them. and for the most part they
met death without their identity be-
ins discovered Many. " II said. be
side the 10 speak Of Also fiil name
less graves on the sides ~ the gias
eler. For the most part the victims
we're either frozen 10 death or drop
ped out Of sight Of their comrades
Down the erevicea.
The men that came down IN the
Topeka with me are all from Copper
Center. They were patients II
mine va the hospital established At
that place for The relief 81 suffering
and destitute ninsra Copper Cen.
Ter h ct tho confluence 81 the kiut
cua and Copper rivers. or about 100
miles Ia the interior.
Copper River Death Roll.
Following IL the complete list 81
deaths In the Copper Center hospital
on Copper river. Alaska. since June
1. iSas. nos Ter the nfst time pub
lshed. n was obtained from Dr.
Leroy =. Townsend. known as the
hero ~ the Copper river district. who
had charge 81 the hospital. and who
gives a detailed account of every.
thing that has transpired In the dis
tric, since February -. isss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-06

WASHINGTON. n. g. July a.
General Wheeler was to-day ordered
to report to General Otis az Manila.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-06

WASHINGTON. II. G. July g.
An order for the enlistment of 10
new regiments OF infantry was issu-
ed today by Secretary of War AL
ger.
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SEATTLE NEWS.

The Dave Blake property on soush
Second and Washington streets has
been sold by the owner. Edward Van
Derven. to the f.andes Real estate
company Of Port Townsend. The
instrument Of transfer was flied yes
terdsy in the county auditors Once.
and the consideration was SIS. 80
The property Is II feet wide BY O.
feet deep.
George W Hall il tired Of married
life. and when his wife asked for
divorce yesterday In Judge Ben
sons court he was not there 70 con-
tert Il. Consequently the divorce
was granted on the grounds Of non
support
An unknown man. y former in
mate OF Stetiacdom. has been com
fnittsd to the county Jail. and
charge % insanity was made against
him today. He was arrested last
night BY Oficer Osborne on the ship
Garland. where he had lust shipped
as a common sailor
me sioop yacht Z0ra. well known
on the Sound. viii leave Victoria
soon on a voyage 10 Europe and
thence To encircle the globe. She
will have as passengers J. G. voss.
owner 81 the Victoria and Queens
hotels At Victoria, his son. Harry
Noss. and Capt. Percy McCord ft
IL the Intention Of the party to 80
TO Paris. wherr they will fake in the
exposition next year. and then visit
the principal cities Of the world The
Vora VIII cruise along the coast Of
South America. and will also touch
at cocas island. famed FOR It's buried
treasure. The trip will occupy two
or three years.
rsE-
Flora McCory. the three year Old
daughter Of Thomas MeCory, was
picked up by the fender of Ere
mont electric car yesterday morning
and mlraculously escaped death
She attempted to cross IN front 81
the car as " went up Stewart street.
Except for a few bruises, the child
was not seriously hurt
The George Forta0n Relief corpa
hold a splendid meeting last night
In the band room at the Armorv.
The matter of furnishing relief 10
William Cooper. the destitute Min
nesota volunteer, was deferred. as
word was received a month ago from
the Minneapolis Volunteer Auxiliary
association. stating that they would
furnish relief to Cooper. 80 far the
latter has received nothing from
them. Preparations are now being
made to give a luncheon every Sat
urday evening 20 raise funds for the
relief Of the soldiers It IL desired
by the ladies 10 have a place on Sec
ond street. The society now has
fii9 in the treasury
Five hundred and forty acres Of
rich American placer lands have b. en-
sold 10 Boston and London capital
iats by George T. Hall and others for
$4,000. Or. G. s. I.0ngstfset, Of
Nov York City, one Of the purchas-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-06

CONVENTION

The fourth annual convention Of
the Washington state Pathological
society - being held today in the
room 81 the board Of education The
attendance IL not aa large as was
expected. but the greatest enthunl-
asm ~ manifested hy those present.
The department of American Ian
KuaRes taken up today - Of special
/ interest 20 philologista In this state.
on account OF the large number u
languages among the Indians. There
are over six languages within the
state. and the society II making
special study II them
The association - introducing a
nsw feature this year In the organ.
king Of a department Of Commerce
and Practical LlnEnistry." No 9th
sr association has such a depart
msni The practical turn 20 the
work IL Intended to benefit the grow
ling commerce Of the Pacific coast.
The following 10 the program be-
Ing followed today
"PlatauiH 81 Aristotails Reiigionla
&C Rel Fubitcae Principal" Mr.. Carl
Noench. Ph. II. ueipzixB. Professor
81 Latin and Greek. state University.
Seattle
Finnish Language" "a connecting
link between the AitaI-t'raiir and the
indo- European Eroups-the relation
ship Of divers modes Of oral expreH-
sionl. Mr.. John Jackol. ~ s. (wash-
inRton). Professor OF Science. High
School. Everett.
w. \. Bratton fWIfiiams1, Professor
Of Mathematics. Whitman College.
Waila Waila.
Department OF Oriental Languages.
tab THE al-Nean-Fu HISTORIAN
Inscription. (bl "T'he Travels OF the
Buddhist Monk Fa-hien" Rev Her
bert H. Gowen. y. x. q. r.. Trinity
Parish. Seattle.
The Chinese Calendar and Its An
alOgies with Central American Calcn-
dara." Mr.. Richard ~. Geoghegan.
University Chinese Scholar. Baliinl
College. oxford. Eng. 1851: Ia
coma.
taD "AiieRory'' OHindo. F.uropeani;
90 "Sanskrit." U.iterature and
Translationb. Mr.. BeTtel ~. GunloR-
sen Cuuniyersfy Of Naples. Italy).
Tacoma.
Department Of American Languages.
Some Notes on the Indian Ian
guages 81 Washington" Hon. James
Wlekcrsham. Tacoma
Puget Sound Indian Dialect. ."
Rev. Myrnn Eels, 4. NJ. Paelnc),
b. -. whitman. Union city.
(a) Myths Of the Waacopunes' I!
(bD stories Of the Creation Among
the Columbia River Indians" Miss
Grace q. Isaacs. Walla Walla.
Indian Languages and Writing. ."
Mr.. Richard ~. GsoRhegan. Tacoma
This evening the session VIII be
held IN the Plymouth Congregational
church. stephen ~. l.. penrose, II
Whitman College. waila Walla. viii
deliver a lecture, entitled "a Phil
osopher'p Dream" The lecture VIII
be open the public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-06

era. and Mrs. Han. have been ar
ranging the deal Tor several months,
The hand 10 situated iust back OF
FnHlc city, the new American min
ms camp Two creeks. American
and Hun, are located near the prop
erty. and form a convenient water
supply for hydraulic purposes. Very
little Will be done on the property
this year. but nearly tid,ooo Of min.
Me machinery viii b. sent north
next spring, Ms Hall estimates
that the entire tract OF land con
tains about t1S. ooo eao worth Of gold
dust. The London syndicate viii
operate 80 acres. and the llostoa
go.
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The handsome decorations and n
Nominations ~ the Fourth are 90 ~
main until after the Editors ansos
citation visits Seattle. which will De
about next Tuesday ana "Wednesday
rhis was definitely decided on by the
Fourth Of July executive committee
yesterday afternoon The decoras
lions which have been spoiled BY
rain VIII he replaced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-06

Five hundred ana forty acres Of
rich American placer lands have been
sold 10 Boston and London capital
izts by George r Hall and Others for
$4,000. Dr. G. s. I.ongstfeef, ~
New York City, one Of the purchas-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-06

George W Hall IL tired Of married
life. and when his wife asked for a
divorce yesterday In Judge Ben
son's court he vas not there 70 con
test II. Consequently the divorce
was granted on the grounds Of non
support
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-06

The executive committee ~ the
seattle Press club held meeting
yesterday afternoon, TO lay out a
program Of entertainment for che
National Press association. which
will visit this city next week. The
lack OF large auditorium IN which
To held q reception presented Sc
rious dlneuity No place could b.
found IN the city which was large
enough Tor the purpose. and the
same difficulty was encountered
when the proposition - serve lunch
To- the visitors was broaehcd. n was
finally decided O. arrange fur a spe-
ciai program % exercises. probably
At Madison Park, an1 q provide
suitable entertainment ON whatever
scale will be practical after the m
anc@ committee reports next Friday
II IL the desire ~ the presa club 10
have the active cooperation and a..
-istsnce Of the chamber of commerce
and citisrns generally, IN taking care
of the visitors. Another meeting 81
the executive committee viii be
held within a fes days 60 take fur.
Their steps-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-06

An unknown man. former in
mate Of Stetiacdom. has been com
fnitted to the county jail. and
charge 0f Insanity was made against
him today. He was arrested last
night BY Oficer Osborne on the ship
Garland. where ne had Just shipped
as a common sailor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-06

Hiram J. Mckinney. age 20. died
AZ the Western Washington hospital
foF the insane at stsiiaropm yssteF-
day Of appoplexy. MIR. Mckinney
leaves a wife and fWo daughters ~.
siding At ruoo Ycsier way. The fun
cral services will be held tomorrow
morning at 10 - o'clock. from But
terworth'z chapel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-06

Charles SHUTS was arrested this
afternoon by officer i.oveisni eith a
stolen hicycie In hts possession.
George Loo. a German. VAS today
admitted TO citizenship BY Judge
Benson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-06

The international Yachting asso-
ciation held a meeting In the club
HOUSE at West Seattle last night. and
elected the following officers for The
ensuing year President. John y
Condor. % Seattle. president.
Mr.. Marsh % Victoria. treasurer.
". u. Abbott. Of New whatcom +
secretary. George y Thompson. Of
SEATTLE. After the election and fnu-
tine business a smoker and general
good time vas sntoyef.
Mrs NniotoF testified that her hus.
hand had struck her with his nss.
kicked her. and airg had attempted
% stab. voiovar said Ia defense
that he was drunk at the time OF
the row with his frau. and dad not
remember anything about t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-06

In the suit Of Rob@rt KInnear W
the Seattle a International railway
Tor damages the jury today return.
81 a verdict IN favor ~ the defend.
ants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

UsEFUL-MAN. Experienced man wants
work Of any kind understands care fine
horses. carriages. harness and everything
on gentlemans place: good" careful city
driver: willing. obliging and trustworthy
can. be recommended. T. NJ. Box 20.
1242 Broadway.
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PROPOSALS FOR PEPERELL JE
JEAN

DRAWERs.-Phla; Depot, g Dept 142s Arch
Street Phila Pa April IL. 1S99Seaed proposals. In
trplcae will be received until II o'clock NJ. Mon
day May /. 1879 for the delivery at either the Phila
depha Chicago Depots Of the Quartermasters
Dept Of 100 900 Pepereli Jean % m to
sidered. The number will be subject TO 900 Increase II
desired by the Department Bids for delivery at other
Depots will Early deliveries required
and bidders state with what rapdity they VII
make them The Drawers must be made anc hnlshed
premises Of the successful bidders BIDS Will ne
emaller quantities than advertised Tor
Government reserves right reject or accept any or all
proposals thereof Preference given 70 art
production manufacture conditions or
quality price dncludlng in the price Of foreign pro
ducons manufactures the duty thereonp being equal
be required with bids uNGUARANTEED BIDS VIII not
considered Blanks for proposals and specifications
will upon application Envelopes containing
proposals be endorsed Proposals for Jean Drawers
and addressed 10 1t Col JOHN V. FUREY. Deputy
Quartermaster General. T. 5. Army.
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forerlcsurr Sales.
SUPREME COURT. County of New YORK


SUPREME COURT. County OF New 1orK-
~ LUKE KoUwENHovEN. Plaintiff. against JULIA s.
PJyRDY and Others Defendants
and entered In the entitled action bearing date the
tenth day Of April 1892 the undersigned the Keieree
appointed therein will sell at public auction on comes
dny third day of May, thousand eight hunureu
and ninetynne at twelve o'clock noon at the New to
Real Estate Sales Room Number One hundred and eleven
Broadway Borough Of Manhattan OF The City OF
New York. by Bryan Kennedy auctopeer the premises
described said Judgment follows ALL that certain
the city Of New York and and containing as
follows wit BEGINNING at point on the western
side OF the Southern Boulevard distant twenty five rect
northerly northweseriy OF the southern
Boulevard and Freeman street. and running thence norm
erly along the Southern Boulevard and partly along ne
westerly side Of wilkins Place In all twenty fve Feet
more or souhery line Of toe lot known and
designated the sos hundred and ninety
nve) on inap entitled MAP o. Section OF the
WISE Estate oath Wards. New York City made
by John c. Van Horne Civil Engineer and City surveyor
25th 1895. in the ONCE OF the Register
OF the city county York; thence westerly and
along souherly line OF the spid last mentioned ot
parallel with Freeman street nearly so one nun
dred and and eleven and seveneishths inches
thence southery line at right angles TO Freeman
street nearly twentyfour feet nine and three
ters inches 10 point twenty-five feet northery
from the norhery side Of Freeman street measured along
and thence eastery parallel with Freeman street OF
nearly so one feet and five and three
eighths inches to place Of beginning .
The land affected by this instrument lies IN section
seventy-six) the land map Of the City OF New YORK
~ " ~ JACOB 5. sTRAHL. Referee.
DE GROVE & RIKER. Attorneys for Plaintiff. No l45
Nassau Street City Of New York.
The following IL diagram OF the premises referred 10
In the foregoing notice OF SALE
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STORAGE,
STORAGE NOTICES.
New York. March Ord. 1880.
THE UNIVERSAL STORAGE WARE

New York. March 23rd. 1850.
THE UNIVERSAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSE AND EXPRESS co,
2o2 2O4 209- 20s East Ssth Street.
To J. Beers NJ. Lindbladh. Eliza beth
garrison; G. Roche, l.. Fromm. G. J..
kelly. Mrs X. McGiil. J. J. Murtha. y. J.
nanni. Miss ]. Melins. Mn. J. Bennett, J..
Boone. II. Van Hosen. Mr.. Brevinck.
Louis katzenberg Mrs. +. Seeiick. r..
Berlinger Mr.. Barre. VI. Coan. Geo.
Roach. j. Morris John Cohen. r. &. Dem
mick. II. Thornton. Mrs +. Seeilck. A.
Wahne' Mrs A. shannon. Mrs. VI. Hen
Ion. A. Fredericks. T. +. Archer. Mrs. VI
Blake. NJ Morrissey. Mrs. Neuman, !. H.
narker. q. zimmerman. Adoiph REIN,
Mr. Miller. g. Corio.
You are hereby notified that the time for
The payment OF this companys lien .upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired. after due notice thereof had bee5
elVen you, this company will cause .siich
properly. TO wit. household goods. personal
cnects and merchandise stored hv Won I'm
their warehouses. 10 be sold AT publlc
auction, according 10 the statute in s,ch
cahe made and provided at their wsre
houses. 2O2 -2D42 06-2Os East SSH Sire,
sale OF April 10Th. 1899. has been ~,
poned 70 Monday. April II. commencing 4,
lo;3o o'clock. and will be continued a..
succeeding Monday at the same lime "a
pace until the sale Is completed. '
IL '. sTODTFELD. Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND

Observation-Disclosures OF the Interior, once OF
Indian Affairs Washington D. C.. March 80. 1872 sealed
proposals Endorsed Proposas for beef henr or trans
portation the be and directed 10 ne
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs 1902 state street, Sn
cago Ill will be received until o'clock p m. OF Tues-
day April IS 1899 Cor furnishing for the Indian Service
other articles Of subsistence also for boots and shoes
groceries soap baking powder crockery Agricultural I'M
Elements paints oils glass tnware. wagons. harness
leather shoe findings sadder etc. hardware school and
medical supplies and list Of miscellaneous articles
also bids Tor transportation Of such Of the articles
goods and supplies not be contracted Tor 10 D.
delivered the agencies Sealed proposals. indo1;sd
ing ETC the may be- and directed 70 the Com
missioner Of Indian Affair." Nos a ard 20 wooster
street New York City will be until O'Clock
o. M Of Tuesday. May o. 1902 for furnishing for the
indian Service wooden and Gotten goods cloth
ing notions. and caps. Bids must be made out on
Government blanks. Schedules giving all necessary In
formation for bidders will be furnished on application 20
the Indian ONCE Washington, d. c.; Nos II and 70
Wooster street. New York city or 1902 state street
Chicago. H.; the Commssares OF subsistence a. ;; a
M CHEYENNE Ieavenworth. Omaha, St. Louis st. Paul
and Francisco; the postmasers at Sioux city Yank-
ton Arkansas City Caldwell Topeka Wichita and Tue
SON Bids will be opened at the hour and days above
stated bidders invited TO be present at the open
Ing The Department reserves the hight to determine the
point delivery reject and all bids or any
part OF any bid. W. A. JONES Commissioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
proposals.
Army RunDING. Whitehall Street, New

"A York City April H. 1909 -ssaed proposa's ua ~
trplcae will received here until IL Tor
2nd 1899 and then opened In the presence o. -
supplying this Department with ash c,,,rrs ellis
ianeou. hardware galvanized iron pipe ana NUM-
brushes rope and mule shoes ana oInee r The
as specined on schedule he had at TINS onve, 80 ~
limited states reserves right 20 reject OF accep
all proposals part Thereof s
given 10 article, OF domestic production ana
Conditions Of quality price dneludins IN ,ne ,bse
Of foreign productions manufactures inc nuy ,a
on) being equal Envelopes containing piopea 70
he MARRIED :sProposais for Quartermasters Suppher
he onsnsd Nav md 1890 and addressed to Colonel a.
g kfWDa IL Assistant ouarterma u s. A.
venot ON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Office of the

Secretary Washington, d. c.. April II. 1906.
Sealed proposals will be received at this ONCE until
O'clock r. NJ May 81 1899 for furnishing for use OF the
Service during the period Of one year from
July l. scales. beams. weights ana other
weighing apparatus and repairs Of the b
required be delivered free ~ all charges for
freight The Department the right TO reject any
bids parts Of bids. and TO waive defects Proposas
should addressed Of the Treasury snd
indorsed Proposals for Scales BeamN and Weighing
Apparatus Full information and schedule 81 me
rares AT which implements may required 10 be deliv
cred will be furnished upon application 70 this once
O. l.. SPAIrLDING. Acting Secretary
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The approximate amount Of the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property be sold
thousand hundred and ten 0-10O dollars (s221001).
interest thereon from the seventh day Of
March with
ing Two hundred and hve g. 100 dollars ts205 @ with
interest March 2th 1899 together with expenses
OF the sale The Approximate amount OF taxes.
ments. other liens, which to he allowed 10 the
purchaser OF the purchase money. paid by the
Referee Fory-hve 81 100 dollars (S45
Dated: New-York March p. 1899.
ROBERT MAZET Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
Freeman 81.

The approximate Of the lien charge 70 satisfy
which the above described property is to be sold is Ten
thousand eight hundred and seventy nine dollars ne
thereon from the NTH
day Of April 1889 together the and allowances
amounting the Of $3.50 with interest from the
day April 1892 the expenses Of this sale and
the approximate Of charges liens for
and upon the property Is
$5S2 with interest thereon TO be added
JACOB s. STRAH1. Referee.