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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-09
Railroads.
CENTRAL R. R. Of NEW JERSEY


-Four tracks "Electro-Pn Pneumatic" Signals.
New York foot Of Liberty 81
and south Ferry. Whitehall ~.
Leaving time from South Ferry foot whitehall SD Is
i've earlier than that given below Tor Liberty
St. sxcep: when noted
Trains leave foot Of Liberty ST.
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk &c.
400 7:l5. $50 NJ. 1880 NJ to Eastonl $50 40
I.aston) A. NJ. 100 $3.50. 600 P. NJ.
For Wlkesbarte. Pittston. and scranton. 400 BIO
A. NJ. p. VI sundays. - 20 A. NJ ~.
For Realms and Harrisburg a. 100 =; 30 30 s:lo
('sO0 10 Heading p n. 1918 night sundays: 't:5o
az 80 Readingj A NJ. 90. 1880, $50 $40 600 to
Reading 2. n. Y 10 night ,..
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For SeashOre Resorts, 40. $50 1000
4 NJ Il 100 SATURDAYS onlyJ 30. '2:i5. $3.50 .3:J3.
~ a4:f5. 70 rs be % cs9o saturday, only p NJ.
sundays 300 -9:l5 A. NJ. 1870. 400 7. VI.
For Lakewood, Toms River and sarnesat. 'i:3o $50
A. NJ, 80. 80 T. ". Ssndays. 20 10 A. NJ
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From Pier :. n r. foot Rector 81 ~ .oo
FER Atlantic Highlands and seashote points 30 eo9
1000 HOO A NJ. 90. 200. 3'+5. i;So. $3.50 P NJ.
SUNDAYS 1000 A. NJ. 100. T:+J p NJ =.
For Lakewood Toms River. and Barnegat $50 A. NJ
800 3:45 p NJ
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For New London. Worcester. Boston
Steamers CITY or Low ELL and CITY Of WORRIES
TER. Teaye Pier Is y r.. foot Of Spring s.. week
DAYS only az $40 r. NJ SUNDAYS until september 10
INCLUSIVE. Stonngton Line Westward steamer VIII touch
a. New London. leaving there az iol5 T. NJ. for New
York
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CATSKiLL MOUNTAINS

Go by the Front Door Route
Purchase Tickets VIA CATfRII>I1
C,ATsKfII. MOUNTAIN RAILWAY, OTIS RAiL"Af'
connecting summit with =.
>.xv CatsLuI A TannersviIle Hallway
For Mountain Hous. Hotel kaaterskin. Laurel nvu''
Artlsr- Hane- Corners, and ALL the Mountain ParNs
Secure through and Excursion tickets az offices o.
Hudson River BAY Lane catsklii Evening" Line y
THE 4 O'CLOCK LIMITED TRAM over tne 80 49,
y-ts central q Hudson River n. r. with Dining Room
carr stops at Catskin 80 -, So, A hc,,r.
Railroad connections make time-iess man h'ui'
from 4 To SUMMIT OF the Catskiie
$780, ION Timc Always"
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY IL is'
FOh The NEsI. -,..,, -
t..v. New YORK South Feiry wnlteha IernihAE
s,ot Of liberty street Time shown - iiOh SOu'" ''''
Leave Liberty street , mn $500 ssundays
sDaiiy. fExccp, suLoar o,,v, .fS o. n
snc 10 night ,n. .,,ss, onIv, ass
D. fTnycINNXTriis ST.. LOUIS 'o5s '''' -
'' A'1 ROYAL blue TRAINS, g, p,sA.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. fIoo, 'yoS tDnssys
s,i % m DINER ti2 81 D. m lDtner , 20 Dns,r
90 cRoyal Limited exclusively Pallnan 10 y, nsht
s455 DINER. S55 D. n. tD'heD M"
NORFOLK fi2M .. m -. ....x ,,x.,
An trains illuminated With Pintscn L'k r.,,c -
fic@s i72 20, az rs, BrosdW cS.Sam ave-
W ~ povsry n Y. 330 Fulton St. 10 y.
u,,Li,r. Wh.,ehali Terminal and Liberty 81 bassss'
lnssrsS from hetss o. residence to destination
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-22
COTTON Marked

NEW YORK. June 2l.-CDrrON- Not
Withsianding Yesterday break OF SuT
points m zoe price OI cotton. which led
some traders 90 prepare for "a reaction
to-day. tho market continued on ihe dee
cline. and prices during the weakest inter-
Nal showed "a further net loss OF DO 10 20
points Al timos The market WAS very
unsettled. and al pauicky feeling pre-
vailed. inc slump Was particularly no.
selling appeared 90 be general bv an
classes. English cables were decidedly
disappointing. crop accounts continued Of
1t brilliant average, ana speculative sup
port was almost entirely lacking. Iue
summary ol the weekly Government crop
report gave the bear contingent Increased
courage as indicating general improve
mout in the condition OF cotton ln AN Sec
lions of the belt. while reports from prl-
yate sources were. u possible, even more
favorable than they have heretofore been,
the Texas crop IS grassy and the Georgia
crop suffering from caterpillars. The
volume of business Of To-day was very
much larger than any single days busi-
ness I'm recent weeks. but tlis was due
90 liquidation. and not 10 a disposition 10
make new ventures. although there was
some investment buying on the PUSHES
90 sell by conservative parties. who be
iieve that the market having declined
about Nc was entitled 70 some reaction.
Tho fact that there is a tremendous busi-
ness I'm cotton goods In this country as
well as abroad. with sDinners generally
carrying nght supplies ~ cotton. also led
some of tire more conservative shorts 90
cover ora fo-davs break On the basis OF
hG0 for August some s0od lNaii-street
houses bought sammeImOath contracts,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-22

" IRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
Y OF IHE lSlINGS COURT OF THE
CITY or RICHMOND. JUNE ~ ht5.
The following application under act oL
February %. ISIS was fled in the Ciera
once of said court ON the 18th DAY OK
August. Uses.
TO the Clerk Of the Corporation Court Of
the clty ol Richmond, DO the state u
Virginia.
T. the uudersi gned JOSEPH r. GLENN
hereby Tile with you this, my Application,
AS provided for by statute. % purchase
OF Tenth street. between VI or furDin
street and y OF Elliott street, situated
In the said city and being the same lot
sold bv the Treasurer OF tie said city
am The an DAY OF February. 1889. for de-
lirouent taxes due thereon for the year
Of ISL hy and IN the name NJ Ca. ..JiN "
A. n. JOHNSON and bought az SAID safe
~ the Auditor of tuhiic Accounts OF Nfr-
g!nla. the said lot being assessed ON the
ComrnissiOner book OF said city for the
wear 1895 iu the name OF CAROLINE NJ.
r. TDW%SDNS estate. The said CARO-
LINE NJ. r. JOHNSON is deceased and
has no personal representatives, OF record
In the said city. And l hereby agree, as
rrovffa6 Tor bv law 10 uay the amount
Gar which said real estate was sold as
aforesaid together w.tn stch d1iiti1nst
sums az may or would have accrued with
afi interest as provided bv law, had said
real estate not been so sold and purchased
bv the Commonwealth.
~ JOSEPH +. GLENN.
And AFFIDAVIT having been made and
oieJ that diligence has been used on be-
half OF the applicant 10 ascertain In what
county or corporation the heirs at law
~ Inc said party therein named are, with
a., effect. they are hereby required to
on1-ar here within four months after due
EXAMINATION hereof and no what Is neces-
sarv to protect their interest herein.
Teste: WALTER Christian,
IA Clerk.
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" IRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OTFICE
or Tile HoSIiNGS COURT OF THE
CITY OF klchMOND, JUNE %. lsss:
The following Application under act o.
Office OF said court on the 6sh day OF
September. 1855.
TO the Clerk OF the Corporation Court OF
the cify 0t Richmond, IN toe state OF
Virginia.
i, the undersigned JOSEPH r. GLENN
HEREBY u.e with you IBIS, my Application.
as provided hy statute 10 pnrcoAae one
iot froniine a0 feet on Thlrty-hTst street,
between Leish and " streets. situated
in the said city. and being the same iot
sold by the Treasurer Of TIE said c.ty, Gu
the 18th day OF August, 1871. for dean-
ollenr taxes due thereon FOR the year OF
1850 oy and On the name Of W. j. GAVE
u0w deceaaea). and bought az sa'd SAFE
by the Auditor OF PuoAc Acc0untS OF w.
ginla for said State ard city. me said OF
being assessed on The C0mnlissiorer
hook OF saba city Tor the year 80. ~ the
name az WM. J. CAVES estate. Mad
'Sg The saiid Wv. J. CAVE g. deceased and
has no personal representatives, on record
In the said CRY. And | HEREBY agree.
a. provided cor by law. 70 pay TIE amount
Tor which saii real estate ~as sold az
aforesaid together with such additional
SUMS al may or would have accrued Tor
taxes and iefies, with al ~. rect a. pro-
rld,l by inw. had s1li real estate not
been so sold and pGEenesed oy the Com
monweoith.
Given under ny hand. this the list day
OF September. 1885.
And AFFIDAVIT having been MADE ana
FLED that diligence has been ussd on be-
half OF the applicant to ascertain In what
county or corporation the heirs a. lay
OF the said x. j. CAVE are. without ef-
feet they are hereby required q APPEAR
bore within four months after due pub
lica,ion hereof and do what IS necessary
10 protect their interest herein,
Teste: WALTER CRtRlSIiAN
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" IRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
Or THE HlSTlNGS COURT OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND. JUNE ~, 1888.
The following application under ACT ~
February Al, 1855. was nlcd Ia the Clerks
Office " said court on the 9Th day 81
July. lSn.
TO the Clerk of the Corporation Court Of
tne city OF Richmond, IN the state OF
j, the undersigned JOSEPH f. GLENN
hereby file with YOU this my apple alton,
ass provided Dy statute 20 purchase one
tween Price and 81. Peter streets, situa-
ted in Che said city and being the sans
Tot sold Dy the Treasurer OF the said city
on the 18th day Of APRIL 1850 FOR dc.
Anquent taxes Que thereon for the year
0f 1893 by and in the name OF NARY :.
HARRIS trustee for ELIZABETH. and
bought az said sale hy the Auditor OF
Public Accounts OF Virginia for said State
and city. the said TOT being assessed on
the Commissioner book OF said city for
the year 1897 in the name OF same. And
i hereby agree, as provided for by law,
20 pay the amount for which said real eS-
tate was sold AS aforesaid together with
such additional sums as may or would
have accrued for taxes and lcvles with all
interest as provided by law. had said
real estate not been go sold and purchased
by tine Commonwealth
Given under my hand this the 18th day
JOSEPH T.. GLENN.
And affidavit having been made and
filed thar diligence has been used on be-
hlif OF the applicant 10 ascertain tn what
county 0r corporation the said parties
therein named are. without effect, they
are hereby required 10 appear here With
iu four months after due publication here
OF and DO what is necessary % protect
their interest herein
Teste. WALTER CHRISTIAN.
ju22 clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-22
NORTH CAROLINA
STATE GUARD
Railroads Slow in Giving Rates and
They May Not Camp.
CALL FOR REPORT OF BANKRUPTS
Complaint By the Pcnitenttary Board
That tho superintendent Runs
Thinks Any Old Way and They
Cannot Get Report.

RALEIGH y. c.. June H--special.-
The railroads are slow in giving cheap
rates TO the State Guard for the en-
campmont. and 10 may be that there
will bee no encampment held after ALL
The suit of state Treasurer Worth
against Stewart Bros, ex-state printers
for money oyer-paid for work which was
not done. was to have been heard TINS
y.eek but the illness OF one of the prin-
cple witnesses required that IL be post
poned.
The United states Attorney General
has called for a report by the 18th OF an
the bankruptcy cases filed ia This aiH-
trict There have been thirty-siN MED
bere ana some with the deputy CLERKS
at wilmington. New Berne and Eliza
beth city. The five referees Do this oi7-
trlct are also called on TO make q ilA
report.
The aiasons win celebrate So. John
Day. June oath. at the oxford Orphe"
Asylum Many people Will 80 from mere
Professor Blasingame, the recently
elected president of the big new baplis1
Female University. comes mere A4i4a "-
to take charge and push things 20 com
pieteness ready for the opening of the
school in September.
The Penuentiary Executive Board say
that Captain Day pays uO attention 20
the rules and regulations made oy me
board Sic hiss made no report as TO re-
coipts and expenditures. and the board
has no idea as to the financial standing
m the institution The books in the
etote troamrer's office show that since
FEBRUARY @ 1888. not cent has been Para
into tho treasury. From January ls.,
ITO % when the Executive Board TOOK
charge the penItenuary manasenent
paid into the States treasury N9.~7.-'
SUMMER SCHOOL
The University summer school for
teacher was opened az chapel I'm yes
terdav hv Professor ". O. S. Noble who
has charge of the school this summer.
There were seventy-iive teachers present
at tho opening
Tho Wake county treasurer sues me
Republican ex-sherin II. T. Jones fof
nearly $500 taxes not paid over ana
suas his surety a Baltimore surety com
,,arv. for s2soo penalty ana interest
from May J. 1899.
Tho discovery n phosphate rock lb
Ca4vcu county has been reported TO ''e
Agricultural Department.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-22

LYNCHBURG. VA. June u.-special.-
Rev. Gus W Dyer. 10 seems. viii not go
L. Danvme 90 hn the pulpi, of Main
street Methodist church. made vacant
by tho death OF Dr. sledd Tie has re-
ce.v.d "a telegram announcing his election
rs Instructor ip social and political science
ar Vanderbilt University Nashville
Tenn. He VIII spend the summer a. the
University of Chicago. and then will in
am probability accept the position az Van
derbllr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-22

Keoueh and Ballard presented their
latest trlvestv. 1.-THE Leeit SIS. The Va
rety" at Main Street Park vaudeville
.aef night. and made q most sturdy sue
cess The act rs clever satire upon tne
profession. and the artists Introduce
new novelty Boo their dancing song when
has never been done here before. ih"
bin ass % whole is the best seen here this
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-22
\. & VI. Sunday Excursions.
SI.00 Round Trip SI.00
TO
Norfolk or Ocean View.
Va. Beach and Return, SIPS

The Sunday excursions 90 the Seaside
via The Norfolk and Western Railway
which have been So popular during past
seasons. have been resumed. new sofia
Vestibuled Train has been put into ser
vice Tor these excursions, and will leave
Richmond. Byrd Street (Unionl Depot,
every sunday until further notice, a;
$50 4. NJ. sharp. arriving Norfolk 100
a N. Through coaches bo<weeR Rich
mond and Virginia Beach without
change. Passengers for Ocean View Will
change al y. & W. Depot. Norfolk, 10
special train for ocean View. Returning
leave Ocean View $50 T. A., Virginia
Reach $50 Z. NJ. Norfolk. 7:lO R NJ. ar
riving Richmond $40 Z. NJ The route via
the Norfolk and Western Railway Is the
ONrY-AII. RAIL LINE TO Norfolk.
Ocean View and Virginia Beach. Having
completely ballasted it's road bed and
laid new heavy rail. the Norfolk and
Western Railway oilers better service
than ever before.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-22
- YoRK - GOOD MARkEr.

NEW YORK. June 21-Brown sheetines
and drills qiaet on home account. Fair
sized orders IN the market FOR export. An
leading brands firm, but some lrreguarity
In outside makes Print cloths idie but
steady. Wide odd gray goods barely
steady. Bieached oottOns firm. with mod
e,glte sales VIDE shoetlugs quiet and
Nrm. cotton fannels and Blankets dun
put steady. Denims and other COARSE COLI
ored cottons quiet and unchanged. Dress
fabrics. both cotton and woollen lines. in
fair demand. Prints active.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-22

NEW YORK. June 2l.-FDOJh-less
active and 5QlDe lower 90 SELL
RYE FLOUR Queter
tOEN8f EAL- steady
RYE-firmer
BARLEY STEADY
BARLEY MALI-Dul
WHEAT Spot weak. NO. red. 81 ic.
Options opened weak and were uAcf petl
domination al day. Liqli4alIon lmpc.ifo
bv lower cables. big interior receipts ana
reports OF better Russian crop pfospec'5
was tine weakening influence. Dlo-ta
steady after a late rally ON covering. WIN
nrft-.s l.u1c. net lower, July closed al
Sic. September closed az ephc.i becein-
ber closed 40 A'4c.
tlons 0Denol steady on lirht country OF
s-rlncs. bat eased OF with wheat Finally
-aHled on covering and closed unn hanged
.JlIy closed 10 8oisc., September closed al
V0SArs-spot quiet: No Q Sic. Options
quiet.
BFEF- steady.
CUT 1fEATS-firm.
pCRk-Duu.
LARD Dull Refined steady
BUTT r. Weak western creamery
11isIf5atc.- State dairy. f0Ifc-
CffFESF-QuIet. large Wnli. N'fc.
FEgs Stnndr. State auI Inrn-F IN1nio,
l50lH.c.. western fresh Hl'c., SOUTH
p0TAT0rs- Steady. Southern frsts
sd -0- southern seconds. -Ne <I..1
PEANUTS Firm. Fancy nand-picked,
J0.fn.. other dome fIc. .4tH'
CATHA GE-stoady of SlHl1o por barr
FREGHTs-cotton Dog steam so Liver
c6TT0N- sUFD 0II-Qmet prime
crude u.I.n.. Nn yellow
R0eIN-steady. strained. common 10
,.I., ~. .-t-- e-.a.1.. rf alr III f00
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2 dUU ' dIUCs' II
you may expect.

The Glove Stock is 90 present holding
q special sale OK zqc. Gloves. including 4.
button sllh taffeta IN tan. brown ana
madrAs. also. Fine Black Isle Thread,
summer Glove for lie. "a pair.
Checked, striped and Plaid Wash
silks will receive special attention In ,he
Silk stock this halr holiday. silks that
sold for 29c and zoe. 20 be offered at
tgr. a yard. also. the 1jc. Twied fouiaro
silks. gi inches wide ot soc, also the
SEE. Black Brocaded India a inches wide
in small and medium designs to be sold
40 5Dc. "A yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-22

OAK. va. June &.-special-the
bodies Of Gertrude Allen and child. two
of the parties who were drowned SAT-
urdav while crossing the Pamunkey
river. were recovered yesterday Ine
body of Calue Lewis has not yet neen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-22

CHARLOTTE y. O.. juno PA special
10 the Observer from Sanford. n. G.
SAYS. a 1928 90 cot ton mill was organized
here to-day with W. H. watkins presi-
dent. and r.. T.. Chisholm. secretary and
treasurer THE mill viii Doe operated by
electricity furnished by the LocksWlie
Electric Company. ton miles distant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-22

and the fact that August Is now believed
to be ~ strong hanus aihD added 10 lhe
conservatism u the smaller local traders,
causing them 10 cover. Tho demand from
abroad was fairly good early tn the seq
sion. but later the foreigners sold. Ine
close was steady al 10 To 10 points net
lower.
COTTON-Futures opened steady June
5.73: July, j.76. August, o.t'i Septsm1er'
$50. October. 5Tg. November, j.s2. Do
cembor. 81. January. 5.%, FEBRUARY,
800 Mar d. 59B: April. J.yo, May. bV5.
Spot cotton closed quiet n 3-lo decline
middllng upiands. 8 1-l0i mlddlihs bu4i'
o 5-lG. sales. 80 bales ~.
Futures closed steady; june 3"', july
800. July, 563. August. o0o' seplSi'y 9,i
5t5. october. $40. November, DO ne
cember. $40. January. 5D; February
5.S2, March, $50; April, 80 May, Oh
corroN-ouiet: middliug. 6 10: net
receipts, 200 bales; gross. lob bales
sales. 800 bales. stock. fIlifn bales tA-
ports TO Great Britain, 100 bales 10 1"e
Continent. Il3 bales. 800 ,..,....
Total t0-fay-Net receipts J,yII DaleS'
exports 20 Great Britain 90 bales. 10
France. 1i.iM bales, 90 the Continent 'l'
bales. stock. JJ1 $40 bales.
COnsOlidatcd-Nc receipts 1926 bales;
exports 90 Great Britain. ll.323 bales 10
France. lib bales; TO the Continent
8. 500 bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts
s2t203f bales. exports 20 Great Britain
1896 III bales. % France. 1891 bales
10 the Continent 1853, la2 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. June 21.-COTTON-
Futures steady, June . - bia: July 5.3s4
$50. August. J1fd547 September, 5.42I
5.f3. October Jf305 f3. N0vtmher. 5.458
544. December. l4S05ta. January. 5.1l M
p ~. February. 55f0j.5j' March, '.'IH
LIVEROOL June 2i-4 p. M.-COT-
TON-Spot iu fair demand. prices lower.
American middling FAIR 1j-ltd. good
middiing % GIG. low middNng. a-lbt
good ordinary o. ordinary q 1j-l6 The
sales OF the day were 1900 bales. of
which 1000 were for speculation and oy-
port. and included 1880 American. Re-
ceipts none.
Futures opened easy. with moderate
demand aud closed barely steady, Amer
jean middlug. D. m. g.. June. 1855 buy
ers. June and July o 1894. sellers. July
and August 1864 SELLERS August and
September q 1854. sellers. SeDtemhcr and
October. 1904 sellers. October and Mo-
vember. @ 1864 sellers. November ano
December 1866 sellers. December and
January 1c-cf. Sellers January and
February. 1906 BUYERS. February ana
March. 17-04 sellers. March and April,
3 17-G308 1884, buyers. April and May,
fS-Gf03 1861. sellers
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PRISONERS ATTACK JAlL0R.


Mako TNoIr FsCane anu nI00U"0"""7
Follow Them
WELDON. ". O.. June H.-Special-
-Four negro prisoners escaped from Hail
fax county Jail to-day
when the iafer carried ln breakfast
they spraug upon him. Does Cieary.
white prisoner came nobly 90 the rescue
of tho iailer ana in consequence DE Is laid
no with a battered head.
The iailer was also injured and then
the four negroes escaped. Blood hounds
have been put upon their tracks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-22

" IRGINIA-IN THE CLERK > ottlDE.
V 0f- ..a sd sTIAGS COURT OF tfft
CITY OF RICHMOND JUNE 20 s7.
The following Application uhirf ~ ~.
Feurf-rY u 1885, was niel lh we i"l
office of said court on the Ath Gay ot
August. 1855.
M The clerk of the Corporation Court ~
tho city Of Richmond, in the stale OH
J. ffe undersigned JOSEPH p GLENN
hereby ME with you this, my Application
as provided by statute, 60 purchase one
iot fronting 50 feet and ? inches on Byfde
street between First ana Second streets
sirutfel Jon the said city and being INC
same Dot old sold hy The TREASURER " we
s9d city 0u the 18th day OF May, l,si
FOR delinquent taxes que lue1ee" nj, i' t,. s.,
wear ls91 0y and in the name ot hLill ~
+ TONNES and bought at said SAFE py
- Auditor OF Public Accounts OF Nh-
alnf4 Tor said State and CITY; 10 tttt OF
said lot fronting on said Byrde street p,-
mo assessed on the Commissioner . p0ok
~ eaid civ i'm the name OF the said
81 TIrIy F TONNES. And hereby
o0rea as provided for by Jaw, 90 pay the
amount for which said real estate was
Sold as af0resi. together with such au-
crued for taxes and ieyics with ali interest,"
nrovided by Jaw had the said real e-itpe
not been SO sold and purchased by the
Commonwealth. ,..,,., y. or IVY
And affidavit having been made ana
filed that diligence mas ueeh ufsu On Ia,
half III the applicant 20 ascertain IN WHAT
county or corporation the sald party
tberain named t.. without effect she IS
hereby required 20 appear mere Mllniii III
months after due pubiicat1H H.i'
do what Is necessary 70 protect her m
az, lssls' " 49, 80 Clerk.