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TO KEEP FOOD CRISP.

A novel way % opening package Of
food is shown on the Grape-Nuts back
age, where line indicates that a slit
should be made with knife, and tho
package squeezed, which makes 1t gan
enough to pour out what is needed for
a meal, then tie package is automatically
closed, preserving the contents from the
moisture o. the air.
AS rule, Gra3c-Nuts packages arc
not Kept on hand very iorg In any fami-
ly, but it IS well ID know how to keep
the contents o.: The package In prime con
4itien. Grape-Nuts arc ready cooked.
very crisp, and c;,n be served immediately
with little good crcara or milk. This
feature is of great advantage to those
who appreciate casa and convenience in
preparing breakfast
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-04

drove, and commenced suit yesterday in
district court to recover $130 for the con-
yerted porkers. The defendant lives at
Pierpont, N. D., and was bringing car
load of hogs to ST Paul. At Montevideo,
en- route, the Johnson hogs were put In
the same pen with, Pearson's pets, and
1t is claimed that fifteen were taken.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-04

anoat' but in the main, they have been
with little foundation of act We or
not yet ready to discuss our policy ettber
III Southern Minnesota, or regarding fu-
ture development and construction. The
read will pursue an active and progress
s1ve course, might say, but 1t is not vet
time to say anything more definite"
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He Wants the ChiIdren.

William Mccoy yesterday commenced
from his wife, Catherine Mccoy, on the
ground Of alleged misconduct The cou-
pie We're married i'll ST. Paul June u.
thirty years old and his wife five wears
younger The plaintiff asks for the Gus
tody Of the children, whom, he alleges.
Objectionable surroundings. 80
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-04
WILLING TO ENLIST.
Said to Be Plenty of Minnesota Men
Who Would Try 1t.

Gov. Lind has received many app,ica-
tons during the last two days from ma
tional guardsmen and ex-volunteers who
want commissions in case the president
calls for an additional quota of volun-
teers from this state to relieve the situa-
ton in the Philippines.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-04
TRANSCEND WITH PAIN.

How aptly that
sacred type of
woinanllood the
gentle Virgin
Mary is depicted
in religious art
as the Mother of
Sorrows trans
fixed with seven
swords. Some
times when we
stop to consider
the sorrows and
suferings which
are continually
b orne by so
many thousands
of our American
women, il seems
&c If the oenf1er
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menal success that has attended Mr.. KEEL
logg's work. a bright keen intellect,
coupled with a thorough knowledge Of
law places Mr.. Kellogg amongst the lead
brethren the bar he Is universally re-
spected, and as a citizen. none out rank
him. He was in many ways demonstrated
his love for the city of his adoption. In
politics Mr.. Kellogg is a strong Republic
an. He devotes himself entirely to his
profession, and the large number of i'm
portant cases which receive his personal
attention and the prominence of the
clients and the firm of which he Is a mem
Der, is sufficient eyidence of the position
he holds at the st. Paul bar.
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among the Mill City


has been no trouble among the Mill City
agents.
The offer of the GOVERNING board to re-
nit the fines of those who were behind
In payment was. rejected owing to ma
jority of the agents not being under pen
atty. Rates arestoffbe put back on the
old board basis sand ian effort made to
keep them there.
The old agreement contained a clause
to the limiting fefl agents in number in
the city and ap oeffert will be made to
enforce this part as well as others. 1t
is argued that there will never be a real
settlement of the itro1bles until the local
board in st. Paul and the state were al
lowed to govern themselves
Two In Bankruptcy.
Two petitions in voluntary bankruptcy
We're filed in probate court Yesterday
BENJAMIN Levy, of Saltwater, Scheduled
S6,4l202 of liabilities, with no assets. DR..
James G. Markoe, of ST. Paul. showed
Liabilities aggregating So, 731 and assets Of
1915. "
The favorite hotel for tourists. boarders
and transient is Hotel Metropolitan. It's
fine location, cafe, table and service. and
comfortable airy rooms, either European
or American plan. make the favorite.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-04
Regular Dinner.. poo

866 jackson, between Fifth and = Siyth
Best meals in the city for the money.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-04

st. Paul Tent and Awning Co, teIe-
phone 1892, or call at 356-35S Jackson
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-04
SEASON AT WILDWOOD,
VIII Be an Attractive Place When
the Amusements Begin.

The summer season at Wildwood will
be replete with attractions and the re-
sort will have several new features for
the amusement of the crowd The bath
mouse, which was burned last fall, is be-
Ing replaced with new building of mod
err construction and ample accommo-
dations. 1t will contain a large number
of stalls and separate apartments for la
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-04
Were the Hog. Mireds

George Pearson, of Monteyideo. alleges
thass one r. p. r-ason has converfeS
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-04

be sol a Act,c
is kh is s. the bat and arytm ST
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must echedom
sc to the highest bidder
nt Thsanesb onmh
Hpd n S Pau Evear
have npmp vHemaa
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Remember afternoon a Clock.
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MAJOR OF The THIRD
CAPT. e. C. MONFORT, ACTING
INSPECTOR GENERAL, SELECT
ED FOR THE PLACE
BY THE REGIMENTS OFFICERS

Following the Meeting at the Ar
mOry the Officers Meet Informally
at the Windsor - Gen. Lambert
Tells Them the Members of the
Fourteenth Still Have Twenty
Days Pay Coming to Them.
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- YoRK-Isaac j. Greenwood. Executor. &c. Plaintiff.
In pursuance Of 2 Judgment Of foceclouse and salt.
duly made and entered in The aboye entitled action sst-
the Referee in said Judgment named viii sell at Public
No III Broadway In the Borough OF Manha',sn. ny
promises directed by said judgment 10 be Sold ana therein
Ali. those two lots. pieces parcels Of land
in New civ. with the buildings thereon. bounded
THE FIRST PARCEL: Being the premises now known
Ss.c TInp as follow BEGTNNING at point in Tho
southery side Of Fulton Street distant nlnetynne feet
erIy side Of Fulton street and the easterly Of Dutch
street. and running southweserly at right angles %
southeastern, para lei nearly With Fulton stree.
t~enty feet two inches thence a. rsss
inch southerly side Of Fulton street and thence
twenty-five feet to the point Of beginning. and being the
premises which were eonveed to sad John Pe sa
and recorded the oee Of The 90 Register OF the Cy and
a" TiE 'sEroSD PARCEL: Being the premises no.
follows: Northerly in front by Fulton street tweny;
now or late Of The Ministers Elders and the
Reformed Protestant Dutch Church Of the City OF New
now or late Of Robert Thompson jr heing the premises
first above described eighty feet one nSn and westerly
nine inches be said several dimensions more
Being the same premises The Ministers Elders
and Deacons the Reformed Protestant Dutch Chur,h
lease bearing Gate Goth day ~ December In the
one thousand eight hundred and eigtysx demise lease
and to unto Eherhard Faber and 70 his ex-
ecuors administrators ami assigns for and during the
full end and Of twenty-one from the frst
day Of May. 1887. yearly rental specified in said
lease which said recorded Office 81 the
Register city and County OF New York the 9th
day OF June 1851 Lber 2os3 Of conveyances at page
9G2 which said lease was thereafter assigned by said
Faber 10 said defendant Petit by assignment dated
NAV st 1894. and recorded In said Registers Office
MAY End 1894. Eber - of Conveyances. Section az
page 400 - -.
TOGETHER with al. nd singular the edihces. build
ings rights members privileges and appurtenanoes there
unto belonging wise apperianing and also all
the estate right title interest Of YET 10
come and uneXpired property possession claim and de-
rand whatsoever well in law in equity " the sad
defendants John and Aida r. Petit his wife o. in
and 10 the said .led premises and part and
marcel thereof appurtenances: and also the
said uSenure and clause article and
don therein expressed and contained and all
Of sad lease or right under the Thereof.
Dated New York. June %. 1899.
PETER b. oI.NEY. Referee
ROBERT s. PUDD. Attorney Plaintiff.
New York.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County o

~ New York-Henry c. Fedden. pielntin against
Henry Tantzen and others defendants.
I'm pursuance Of a judgment Of foreclosure and SAFE
,Iv made and entered above entitled action bear
he Referee in said Judgment named will sell at pub
lie auction al New York Real Estate salesroons NO.
III broadway the Borough Of Manhattan, city OK
Nev York on day Of July. 1899. at II clock
noon ON that day. by William Kennedy euctoneer the
premises by said Judgment to be cold and therein
described follows; ,.....-
d described as follows: BEGINNING at point on the
asery side OF distant twenty four feet
eight and quarter inches North or TIE Northeast
on Second Avenue and Thirty second Street run
ming thence Eastery and parallel with Thrty-seconi
c,ree, one hundred thence Northery ana parallel
yltb Second Avenue twentyfour feet eight and one
inches thence Westerly and parallel with Thirty
one hundred feet Easterly side ~ Second Avenue
ard thence Souhery along the Easterly side OF Second
feet and eight and one quarter Inches
20 the point or place OF beginning, being the same
reIses known Street number $50 Second Avenue
and being the same premises which were conveyed by
solomon Siberstein and Augusta his wife 10 the said
Henry Tantzen and Herman Jantzen by deed bearing
ece 81 the Register the City and County OF New York
in block Series (Conveyances) Section g. Lioer 2 Page
o. on the Goth day Of January 1891. at one O'CLOCK
thirteen minutes =. NJ. - So an
nated Borough Of Manhattan New York City. June III.
1890, =. ,r.,>,,, p.,o...
LEON LEVIN. Esq. 60
Borough 81 Manhattan. New York city. -.
The following diagram ~ the property 70 De soio
the street number is $50 Second Avenue
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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

- YORK-FRANCES II. CATILN. Plaintiff. against
DEXTER b. HORTON and another decentralization
No :. CT.
In pursuance ~ a Judgment ~ Foreclosure ana SAFE
du.y made entered in the above entitled action pea
49, 1899 T. the undersigned me heferee IN
snid Judgment named Will sci at Public Auction az me
Exchange Rooms located AT No III Broad"ay
in Borough Of Manhattan cry or New York on the
18th day July. 1899. ~ o'clock noon. on that day
BY Herbert sherman Auctoneer, the premises directed
judgment he sold and therein described as fo
vows: $500
All that certain ~ land. with the buildings thereon
city Of New York. and bounded
and described FOL BEGINNING at a point on the
souherly NJ Ninety ninth Street distant one hun
and four inches easterly from the
southeaster.y corner ~ End Avenue formerly
Eleventh and Ninety-nnth Street running thence
eastwardy said souhery side Of Ninety ninth street
sixteen and eight inches thence southwardy parallel
End Avenue. and for part o the way through
a party wall hundred feet and eleven inches. to the
centre line ~ the block between Ninety eighth and
Ninetynnth Streets westwary along said centre
Of the book and parallel with Ninety ninth street
feet and eight inches: thence nohwardly parallel
with End Avenue and for part Of the way through
a party wall. hundred feet and eleven incnes. IN the
said sOutherly side Of Nnetynnh Street at the point or
place Of beginning
Dated: New York June 20 1890.
HOWARD VAN SINDEREN. Referee.
STETSON JENNINGS RUSSELL. Attorneys for
Plaintiff Is Broad Street, New York city.
The following diagram Of the property TO he sold;
9th Gtraaf
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, New York

~ Countv-Virglnia stuart Mackay-Smith ct al as
1rustee, etc Plaintiffs against Charles h NNlrh n,-
others Defendants. In pursuance or judgment Oh %
closure and sale duly made and entered IN me ao,soo
ttied action bearing date the 10Th day or June ls"
tbe undersigned the Referee in said Judgment nsie
Nl sell al public the New York Real
saiesrooms No III Broadway IN the Borough OF n'o 4,
Irv 1899 AT ~ O'Clock noon that day by HeroerI a
sherman Auctioneer premises directed by SAID Jus
mont 10 be sold therein described as foIo"s
that certain lot piece parcel OF land situate HnS
being in the Of New York. being in Secton Nu -
Block Number 1919 shown on the Land map v' -
CIV OF New York bounded and described as 49,
BEGINNING a point the southerly line OF
one hundred thiry-hfth street distant TWO hunyr
and ffty $50, westwardly from the south"es.I
corner OF hundred and thirty-ntt otiee'
Ienox Avenue and opposite the middIe nne a.
party wall standing partly the premises hetepS
scribed partly the premises adjoining on w IT,
running thence southwardly and through the rnlu1le III.
Of party wall far the same extends Dq pa
inches to the middle line Of the block thence wes"ay
t25) feet thence nor'hwardy and 10 and UI1usn the
middle OF another party wall standing party on we
premises hereby described and partly on the premises a
Joining the but parallel with l<'hoN Aneuur
ninety feet eleven I'D Inches 20 the sou'heIly
line OF hundred and thirty ntth street anu
easwardly along the said southerly Inc OF "est
one hundred thirty Street twentyhv to) ee
the point place Of beginning.
Dated New York June 26th, 1890. .
LORD. DAY & LORD Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Office and Postohlce address:
No. 100 Broadway (Manhattan)' New YORK CITY
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Gorses an6 Carriages.
forses and Carriages.
Great Sale Of High-C|ass Carriages.
J. M. QU|Ny!BY & CO.,
NEWARK, N. j.,

WILL CLOSE OUT during the next two
weeks large number OF high-grade
pleasure carriages of their own and other
fashionable makes. Most OF these car
riages have been taken in exchange and
thoroughly renovated, many OF them be-
ing practically as good as new. They
will be sold at great REDUCTIONS from
the original cost, as the increasing pro-
duction of new vehicles requires the
room they occupy without delay. This
special offering includes two Landaus,
three Victoras, TWO Cabrolets, four
Broughams, two Canopy Top Wagon
cites, three four-passenger Extension
Top Phaetons, three four passenger Open
Phaetons, Coupe and Curtain Rockaway,
five or six fashionable Carts Of various
STYLES, a large number Of Top Buggies,
OF the best makes, which will be Soda
GREAT BARGAINS; also a number OF
Traps, SURVEYS and Runabouts AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Our spa
cious warerooms, opposite the station OF
the D., l.. and w. Railroad, are open
every week day from A. NJ. to 6 ?. NJ.
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forcrlosnrc Sales.

VA
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- YoRK-FRANcEs II. cATI.IN. Plaintiff assos
DEXTER d. HORTON and others. Defendants lctis,
No. l.
In pursuance Of n Judgment Of Foreclosure saIa
duly made and entered I'm the above entitled actlon
bearing June 49, 1899 l. the undersigned. the Rel
IN said Judgment named will sell at Public Auction
NJ the Exchange Sales Rooms nov located at No. III
Broadway. the Borough Of Manhattan. city OF Ne.
York 18th day Of July. 1899 at II O'Clock noon
that day. by Herbert A. Sherman. Auciioneer the
premises directed by said judgment 20 be sold and therein
described follows
All that certain lot Of land with the buildings thereon
erected eituaed In the city ~ New York and bounded
and described follows: BEGINNING at point ths
southery side Of Ninety ninth Street distant one hundred
ortyone feet eight inches eastery from the south
Of West End Avenue formerly Eleventh
and Ninety ninth Street running thence
wardv said souherly side Of Ninety ninth Stree,
sixteen feet and eight inches thence sOunwardy parallel
with End Avenue. and for part ~ the way
through party wal hundred feet and eleven inches
10 the line Of block between Ninety eighth
and Ninety Streets. thence westwardly, along said
centre the block and parallel with Ninety
Street feet and eight inches thence northwsriy
parae with West End Avenue. and FOR a part 81 ths
wav through a party wall hundred feet and eleven
inches TO tho sOuthery side Of Ninety ninth Street
n the point place ~ beginning
Dated New York. June -. 1899.
HOWARD VAN S1NDERES. Referea
STETSON JENNINGS e. RUSSELL Attorneys soe
Plaintiff u Broad street New York city
The following diagram Of the property 70 be soid
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For Boys and Young Men-City
For Boys and Young Men-Country.

FAIRFIELD ACADEMY. FAIRFIELD. CONN
Il Summer with board: fishing. bathng ana
bowling. FRANCIS IT, BREWER. 4 NJ. Prn.
n REENwICH ACADEMY and nome for ten boys,
VI Thorough preparation FOR college or business. Pupils
carefully selected. j. II. ROOT Prin. Greenwich Conn.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. Worcester; Mass;
4ith year home school. Preparatory ~ the first
grade Healhful location. New athletic he!d small
classes. VISITOR-The RI. Rev. William Lawrence.
j. u. Head Master: Joseph Alden Shaw, A. NJ
NIAPLBwOOD. CONCORnvIILE "a. - Successful
vi school the host inlse with energy, to wake
up boys Of life prepared for business college
s2i6 under years. s2o Location. beautiful elevated.
healthy: no tobacco T. Shortlidge Yaleb A. NJ. Prin.
MoNTcLAIR MI dTrER "a hcAHEMf'
Fspecally cordial relations with Princeton.
JOHN O. MACVICAR. Head Master.
DIVF;RVIEW MILITARY ACADEMY POUGHKEEP-
IL SIZE \ Y-Many Of mark followed the trend Of
training Rvervew before they became success
full Why not place your boy the same road2 6ith
year A representative Of Rivervew Academy will be At
room 49, 20 Fifth Ave. n. Y. Tuesday. from $50
" ~ JOSEPH q BIsBEE A. NJ. Principal
THE PEEK Skill. MILITARY ACADEMY 68th year.
/ Prepares for Colleges and Government Schools.
Thorough business Open all year Fall term
Col l. II oRI.EMAN Principal. Peekskll. n. Y
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COUNTY OF NEW
SUPRENIE COURT.

- YORK-ADELINE NJ BROOKS. az cole surviving
Frecurix Of the will and testament OF EDWARD ..
Brooks deceased. Plaintiff against VICTORlNE sIuD
WELL ct al Defendants. -,--. - .o,a
In pursuance OF n Judgment OF foreclosure ana sale
duly made and In the above entitled ACTON pear
ing date the 21s day ~ June. 1890. ,
I THE UNDERSIGNED. the Referee In SAID lu1gineh,
named will public auction AT the New-iork hsdl
Estate Exchange Sales Rooms No III Broadway IN ne
thorough OF Manhattan city Of New YORK, on me lfn
day OF July 1890 ~ o'clock noon on that day; by
said Judgment be sold nrd therein described as fol
lows: -, , 49,, a,A ,ho
ALL that certain lot piece parcel OF land ana the
buildings thereon situate. lying and being IN the Nine
tenth Ward Of the ~ New York, bounded ana con
tanIng as follows: BEGINNING AT point on the north
erly side Of Fifeth Street distant one hundred ana
four Westerly from the northwestery corner
OF FIrtieh Street and Second Avenue thence running
Northerlv and parallel with Second Avenue one hundred
feet and five inches the centre line or m" DOCK ne
tween Fiftleth and Fiftynrst Streets; thence westerly
along said line Seventeen feet, thence" Southefy
and naraIle with Avenue one hundred feet ana
Eve inches to the northery side ~ Feth street thence
Tas,ery along nOrtherly side of Ffeth Sreet sew
known by the street number 2 East 10th street botn o
the wallis said premises being party walls
pa'ep' NJ" '0'"' ''" EDWARD D. O'BRIEN.
,,rpprrt O. ROGERS Referee
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
III Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan.
York City.
The following Is a diagram Of the above de.criDeu
premises Its street number No. 2i East oon street
NewYork city:
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foreclosure Sales.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County OF
New York-Aia V. IAnje. Plaintiff. against Eliza
beth J. Wildwood and others. Defendants.
pursuance q judgment of foreclosure and sale duy
ma entered the above entitled action and bear
day ~ June. 1889. /. the unders gned
the referee said judgment named will sell at public
auction the New YORK Real Estate saleSroom NO III
Broadway the borough Of Manhattan County and CITY
OF York the 18th day OF July. 1899 at II clock
noon on day. by D. Phoenix Ingraham. Auctoneer
the premises by said Judgment to be sold and
therein described az follows:
All that plot Of land in New York City bounded as
Beginning In the middle Of lane running from
the ALBANY the Hudson River Railroad Sta
ton at Ryerdae said point being in the southwestery
corner OF plot hereby intended be described and
adjoining lands formerly belonging to Mrs.
running thence north through the middle OF
wall wentyseven degrees thirty minutes east two
hundred ninety feet the land formerly be-
Mrs Samler thence eastery along said last
named land abou, four hundred feet a the
said land ~ Mrs Samler. thence southery
parallel with the first mentioned line 10 the middle Of
said and thence westerly along the middle OF said
lane the point 81 beginning.
Dated June l7th. 1899
REUBEN H. UNDERHILI. Referee.
EDWARD s. CIINCH Plaintiffs Attorney,
No. lis Broadway,
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
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51th EtftPt
The approximate amount Of the lien or charge . satlsy
which he above described property TO he sold Is S92o
win interest from the 18th day Of June 1899 together
Win costs and allowances amounting to s31555. with
interest from June 2st 1899 together with the expenses
Of the sale. ..... - o,hor
The approximate amount of taxes assessments or oteI
purchase money paid by the Referee. IL VI ana
interest - -.....,.
The premises Will be sold subject 10 the covenants
against nulsances and restrictions as 10 buihngs cor
one 10 James Flanagan. recorded In the once OF tne
Register Of the County Of NewYork In Liber 10 or
Conveyance at page 573. and the other 70 Abraham
Ackerson recorded said Office in Liber I2s OF Con
veyances $40.
~ WV ~ EDWARD D. O'BRIEN Referee.
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32i Street
The approxlmate OF the lien or charge 70 sauA
which the above described property is 10 be soa
thereon from May Slst lssb Az psI
cent together with and allowances amounting 70
t247 80 with interest thereon at per cent from Igne
seo the expenses OF the sale :, 70
Of the taxes assessments or ons
which allowed TO the purchaser our OF
nurchase money or paid by the Referee Is SIX huhoea
and eighty eight 81 100 dollars and interest
The said property will be sold subject 10 nrst
rage u Twelve thousand si2Ooo1 dollars WIN 600
Thereon AZ per cent from the first day OF January
Dated Borough 81 Manhattan. city Of New YORK. JUN
10Th 1899. 1880 . r,y,S p.,.ree