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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-12

Dzielny Cbiopiec, powiesc Z o.
statniego powstania 1858 t.. loo.
Ksiadz Mackiewicz, powiastka
historyczna Z powstsnia 1858
roku ..................... loo.
DIVA Sluby, powiesc przez Pau.
line wilkohska. ......... loo.
Ma Kresach, opowiesc napisas
ii. Lubienski. 30.
Dwie Powiesoi: = Poddany. -
z giodu sic oaenii. 100
Do Swego Bogs i Do Swoich,
dwie powiastki 90.
o Observation-Disclosures Powstaniu
zr. 1894 opowiedziaia Marya
Wysaouchowa .-........... loo.
o milosoi Ojczyzny, rozprawa
podlug Karola Libelta ...... loo.
Ostatnie chwile Powstania Listo-
padowego, opisal DR.. II. Gisr-
szyhski loo.
Opowiadania o bitwie Grochow-
skiej, skresli} DR.. H.. Gierssyh-
ski ...................... loo.
ifistorya Litwy Przez Is. Lima
nowskiego So.
w Kwestyi Polsko-Litewskiej,
napisal DR.. ii. GieBzyhski.. 30.
Studyum Polityozne przez Mad.
buAanina: jake prawo ma
Moskwa do opieki mad $40.
wiahszczyzna j jakim sposo.
benz zaPewnic Pokoj Europy. l5c.
Liberum Veto, jake nasza wada
narodowa, napisai st. Osada.. 30.
Porozbiorowe Dzieje Polski, ozy-
Ii jak nar6d polski walczy} IA
ojczyzne. opowiedzial Prof. I.
Siemiradzki (334 'stron )..... 300.
o Pielegnowaniu Niemowlat,
napisa{ DIR. w. S~ieminowicz. loo.
Kto kupi W wiekszej ilosci, o.
trzyma odpowiedni rabat.
Adres:
Zgoda, 1O2-lO4 w. Division -.
Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-12

Korzystajac re sposobnosci, pol e
cam Severy Opiatki ma boil giowy
neuralg gle. ktore przez kilka lat nay.
wafsm awszs z dobrym skutkiem;
ulge przynosza W kazdej chwili
Joe l.. Faltejsek, Sinner, Tex.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-12
Baltimore, VI. ID.
SidusLi.
Obch6d H~sfopadOtcy.

Ia i~nicjatywa grup u. N. p. a
mianowicie: 60, 23S, 800, 4S7. Cd
byi sic W dniu 2Sgo listopada wielki
obchod ku uczczeniu pamieci pow.
stsnia listopadowego z roku 1890
81. Porzadsk byi nastepujacy:
o godz. lei w~ieczorem stawili sic
rycerze sw. Wiadyslawa, Strzelcy
sw. Kazimierza, Kadeci sw. Msrcina
W peinyob uniformach do bali szkol-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-12

Il prryjemuos,is oswiadczam, re
Severy Balls am ma pluca jest nieoce
niony. Miaiem oiezkie bolesci W
Piersiach j piucach, a pc utyciu je-
dnej butelki tego lekarstwa, .araz
doznsiem ulgi. Przeto wszystkim
je polecam. Jan Koncara, Praha,
TEX
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-12
Cd Wydziafu Wspare.

Me otrzymawszy zadnego uzasa
dnionego protestu w. w. wyplacil
10 dol. bratu Jozefowi Owsihskiemu
z grupy 375 W Minnersville, Pa.
S. Nicki, prezes
T. Siemiradzki, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-12

Ma kohou ~odspiewaao Bots COS
Polske ! obohod ten pamistkowy Ia
kohczys sic a publicznose opusciia
male. Skolektowano S2.02 ma Skarb
N. p. a So ma ~czytelnie.
M. Saceicicz, sekr. obchodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-12

wojuie 1881 T., po ktorej student 4.
Dolswczyhski wypowisdziaa Z wiel-
klein uczuciem ,Modlitwe wieznis"
Ujejskiego, Poczem odegrany zostai
5-cio aktowy dramat Anczyca ,,Emi-
gracja chiopska". Dramat odegra-
ny zostai znakomicie, z przejeciem
prawdziwem poczuciem artystyoz-
mem, ayciem ] werwa, a co ~waaniej-
see, miodzi aktorowie umieli role
swoje d~oskonale.
w miedzyaktach przygrywala Or
k%iestra, zioAona r6wniea re studen-
tow, 8 skrzypek, bas j fortepian.
Miodziehcy wyewiczsni doskonale /
grail bardzo, ale to bardzo dobrze.
Dowiedzielismy sic skadinad, ze
wszystkie dekoraoje sceniozne do
odegranej sztuki namalowane costa
BY przez samych-Ae student6w pod
kierunkiem studenta teol. p. Langa,
zdolnego malaria, a przyznsc must
my, ae by}y one psdzwyczaj efekto-
wne. Z~aznaczye rowniet wypada,
Ae laden z przeiotonych ME wtraca}
sic do p~rzygotowad ami c~zynnie, ami
nawet rada. system ten, wskutek
ktorego rozwija sic samodzielnosc u
miodych ludzi, wydaje sic nam 60
dnym najwyaszej pochwaiy.
Wszyscy miodzi srtysci nader po-
prawnie wyraAali sic Pc polsku. Jest
to dow6d bezpodstswnosci ziosliwie
rozsiewanei plo.ki. jakoby ucznio.
vie Seminarjum W Detroit wynara.
dawiali sic i zapominali ojczystej
mowy. UwaAamy ten zakiad jake
rozsadnik polskosci i ayczy6 sobis
naleay, ably Gaia polsko-amerykah-
ska miodzie, podobna byia do tel,
ktora sic W MIN wychowuje. Maj
wiekszs ~uznanie i szczery hold MALE
"a sic swiatobliwemu kaplanowi, ks.
Dabrowskiemu. IA dzieio, ktore u.
niesmiertelni nazwisko jego.
Wiasciwy obchod rozpoczai sic
nazajutrz, 2S listopada o 9.tsj rano,
msra .asobna, pc ktorej wstapii IA
ambone ziotousty kapian, prof. ks.
Moneta. Zaiowae nalety, i. ME jes-
tesmy W stanie podae caiego kaza.
MIA, ktorego katdy wyraz zasiugi-
wal ma zapisanie. ,Nis powstania-
mi nalety nazywa6 waikiki nasze z
wrogiem, mowil kaznodzieja, ale
wojnami. Powstanie Jest to walka
przeciw legalnej wiadzy, a rzady, z
Z ktoremi w~alczymy ME 50 legalne-
mi, ale narzuoonemi.
Serdeczne dzieki nale.a sic zacne-
mu kaplanowi-patrjoo Ia siowa po-
ciechy, zachety W piracy ola kraju i
rozumne wskazowki W jaki sposob
pracowa6 naleAy, ktoremi zakohczyl
kazanie.
o G. Sci wieezorem zeszia sic W
sail ,,Harmonji' liczna publicznos6,
zioaona W przewahnej czesci z pan j
Panien, ma uroczysty obchod. Ma
program onego ziotyiy sic mowy,
tresci historycznej OBJ. FIR. Barah-
skiego, ! o ~potrzebie oswiaty, oswia-
ty i ~ieszcze oswiaty prof. dra Mach
nikowskiego, iednego z najlepszych
mowcow, jakich zdarzyio sic nam
siyszec. Dwaj miodzi ludzie dekla-
mowali okOlicznosciowe utwory po-
etyczne, a towarzystwo spiewu Har-
monja ~przepieknie odsPiswaio pies
nj; Ma groby",i ,,Marsz Langiewi-
GA. Pred rozejsciem sic publicz-
nose o~dsPiswaia, stojac, rBoze COS
Polske".
Z~aznaczyc potrzeba z uznaniem,
.e Polonja W Detroit bardzo ohetnie
l%icznie zbisra sic ma wszystkie pa
trjotyczne uroczystosci a ma szczere
podziekowanie zasiuguja komitet
obchodowy "a gorliwe zsjecie sic
urzadzeniem onego, szan. mowcy i
ow. spiewu ,,Harmonja" "a wypei.
nienie obowiazku obywatelskiego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-12
TOwarzystwo Oswiaty wDetroit,
Mich.

Mich.
Towarzystwo Przyjacioi Oswiaty
odbed1ie W regularne posiedzenis
W niedziele, d. 15-go grudnia r. b.
o godz. PEI. Nadmieniam takae, ia
panowie prof. ks. Monsta j prof. dr..
Machnikowski beda mieli mowy;
przeto upraszam zan publicznos6
Polska, ably raczyia W lynn dniu re-
bra6 sic jak ~najliczniej W hall IVY.
k}yeh posiedie6, u OBJ. Sikory, S07
st. Aubin.
w imieniu Tow. Oswiaty.
J6zef No,cdkoicski, sekr.
The Marshall republican., 1901-11-22
Vote toe he Vs(eswoeiu.

The council has submitted to the
voters Of this city . proposition to
issue bonds to the amount Of &c.,.
900 with which to put In . cum.
piete water plant.
This 10 . matter 10 which every
citizen ought to feel Q keen inter.
est. The experience Of the last six
or eight months hes taught 10 the
necessity Of having . water supply
other than that Of wells and CHS.
terms. We think Il safe to say that
two. thirds Of those dependent on
this source Of supply are compelled
to have water hauled In tanks or
barrels. and have been doing this
for more than two months. Under
municipal ownership the rate will
be one half Of that charged by the
company who operate the plant We
now have. This will bring the cost
within the reach Of everyone who
owns Q house.
The Marshall republican., 1901-11-22

A business meeting and parlia.
meutary drill was held q the club
ROOMS Monday morning from 10 to
"a. The drill was interesting and
helpful. oil the members fecoguiz.
ing the necessity Of conducting the
work Of the club upon business
principles. and the further neces.
sity Of familisdsins themselves with
these principles.
FICTION CLASS.
The Fiction class met Monday
afternoon. the subject for consider.
s.iou being "Endymion." by Dis.
raeli. The interest manifested In
the program was due in . large
measure to the efforts Of the leader.
Mrs John r. Hall, who certainly
gave the subject Q great. deal Of
thought.
The papers Ia the following pro.
gram were very fine and thoroughly
enjoyed by the large audience:
Roll Call--''Items Of Interest
Concerning English Nobility"
"Paper-"Disrseli' Political aud
Literary Career" Mrs. Newman
Newell.
Paper-''His Fsm!ly and Their
History" Mrs. James Colvert.
Paper-"The Jew 10 Fiction"
Mrs. w. l.. Culver.
General Discussiou-"Ths Eng.
iish Parliament and Ita Prime Miu.
listers During the Reign Of Queen
V~ictoria"-Opeued ~ Mrs. Percy
Huston.
Table Taik-'Curreut Events"
The Marshall republican., 1901-11-22
State Iodustrisl Assoeistioo.

The State Industrial Association
will hold i,s annual meeting on De.
cember 10th to 18th under the aus.
pieces Of the State Board Of Agri.
culture. The Swine Breeders State
Poultry. Improved Stock Breeders.
Improved Road and House Build.
ers'. Horticultural and Dairy Asso.
Citations will oil be represented. A
one and one.third fare will be made
BY all the railroads.
The Marshall republican., 1901-11-22
The I. Q. Club Reception.

Miss Louise Bryant vas the gen.
ial hostess to the +. Q Club at her
home on Capitol Hill Friday after.
noon. Every member Of the club
was present. together with q few
invited guests. Among the guests
present were Miss Maude Crutcher
Of Nspton. Miss Alice King end
Miss Lillian Rhoades.
The generous spirit Of hospital.
lily Of the Bryant home was man.
ifest on this occasion. The refresh.
ments were cold boiled ham. to.
mato salad. hot biscuit. orange Ice
and assorted cake.
The Marshall republican., 1901-11-22

The united Oklahoma and In.
dian Territory, when admitted % Q
state, will have . fas greater popu-
lation than any other state had on
its entrance into the Union. None
Of the ,hirteenssorigiuai states had
- many. MOI even Virginia. which
was the largest Of them oil. had
anything like the population which
II In the two territories. II will be
entitled to four members In the
House Of Representatives.
The Marshall republican., 1901-11-22
Unioo Lsboe In Politics..

Inspired by the success Of the
union labor candidates In San Fran.
cisco and Bridgeport. Conn. the
labor men Of Chicago are to be or.
gauixed into . wage earners' party
end vii! have their own candidates
for municipal and state officers.
This movement was staeted recent.
iy by the Chicago Federation of
Labor.
A meeting Of the labor men Of
Chicago has been called for the first
Sunday In December. when . reg.
ular party organization will be pr.
iected. According to present plans
the platform, will embody nothing
hut demands Tor the enforcement
OF the claims Of The union laborer.
The candidates will be wage earn.
ers and oil appeals will be to n'en
Of that class.
The Marshall republican., 1901-11-22

III. Schleuter. In connection with
his other business. II putting In the
very latest up.to.date machinery
Tor the manufacture Of candy Tor
the wholesale trade He will em.
ploy workmen from the best candy
factories In the country and bis
goods will be second 10 nothing
made. When ready for business
Nj. Schleuter will put two men on
the road with samples. This will
not interrupt his other business.
which goes on o. usual. 4s-4w
The Marshall republican., 1901-11-22

DR.. G. B. Simcos has gone to
Columbia to attend the annual meet.
ing of the Missouri State Confer.
ence OF Charities and Corrections.
The conference will be in session
for two or three days. The pro.
gram includes addresses by promi.
ueut mem of the state. DR.. Simcoe
will read . paper on THE Care Of
the Feeble. Minded and Epilep,ic."
The Marshall republican., 1901-11-22

Mr.. Max Morris and Miss Sarah
Mannheim. both Of St. Louis. were
married recently. Miss Mannheim
was reared in this city and her
friends will be interested TO know
OF her marriage.
Mr.. Albert G.. Lister and Miss
Matte Post. both Of near Black.
burn. were married by Judge Bush
in his Office on Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1901-11-22

A license to marry was issued to
Mr.. John Overriding and Miss Min.
ME Iongewisch. both of Sweet
Springs.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-18
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT Comfy .,

New York.-The Queens County Savings H,,t
fllntn. against George Stolz. Lena Solz HEM sur
and Caroline Bohag@r. John Holloway. NJ Tsalt,+v
william Won. John Msrke. Christian Virk.r.b.fr,.r
T. h"shuke. defendants, Action No 3 In rtlrslsnre
judgment u foreclosure ana sale. duly fuaIr and
entered Ia The above entitled action erlng date me
@th cay ~ I~ifuHry 1901. !. the undersigned Wih.r
McIrde the Referee In saii judgment NAMED win sl
AT public auction. the New York Estate
room. No. III IroadWay. in the Borough = Manhattan
'ity ~ New York, ne 2ul day 1901 ~ ,
o'clock. moor" on that day hy William Kennedy. Auc
ton"er. the premises directed by judgment 10 be
sold. and therein described follows All that lot OF
land situate In the city and state York
as follows: beginning AT q point side OF
Brook Avenue hundred and feet fo1r
inches Of Iro,k
and hundred and seventeen rinoinE
parallel with hundred seventeen
hundred (0O feet land - York and Harlem
Railroad Company. thence south along
alel with Brook Avenue 12A Four a;
inches thence west parallel with hundred and sev
entieth hundred Gt0 side u
four t2ii feet four inches the point
belrg party walls
Dated New York February 2Tth. 1901
WILBER MCBRIDE Referee
W. i. GOULD & BRO. Attorneys FOR Plaintiff. I'll
Broadway Borough of Manhattan New York city.
The following Is diagram Of the be sold
above described the number being 1906
Avenue
Brook Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-18
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County Of

New York. The Queens County Savings Bank. Plain
Stolz. Lena Sto}z Henry SturZ and
afolna Hohlingcr Alex Diss Charles Alhach. Joseph
Rocik Max IerghaUsen George Ruser Louis Kemps. 10
reph Hogan Joseph Kuhn Defendants. Action No. -
a Judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly
ths above entitled action and bearing
Of February. 1901. |. the Undersigned
\. Watson the Referee in said Judgment named
al uubic auction the New York Real Estate
Salesroom. ri Broadway. in the Borough q
HAITI -ity u York. the day o
at 1. O'clock day, by William NJ.
Auctoneer premises directed by said judgment be
sold and therein described follows: All
situate City 81 New York bounded
nue. hundred and ninety hve O95l feet
of Brook Avenue and hundred and
SEVENTEEN thence running parallel with one
seventeen street hundred
land Of the New York and Harlem Railroad Company;
thence along the said land parallel Brook
four (24l feet 90 inches:
hundred and seventeen
dred feet the side Of
thence north along the
% the point of beginning: walls
building erected said premises being party walls.
New York. February 2Ith, 1aDI
EDWIN y. WATSON,
NJ u GOULD & BRO Attorneys for Plaintiff. 21l Broad
Borough OF Manhattan. CITY OF New York.
following a diagram OF the property be sold
above described the number being 1862
Avenue:
Brook Avenue
New-York tribune., 1901-03-18
Nonrr of Summons.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. New York
County.-JOHN r. SPARROW. Plaintiff against
PETER O'ROC RKE. JAY :. HEISLETs. MINNIE GER
TRCDE HEISI-I:R. his wife. and OLAF l. PETERSON.
Defendants. Plaintiff desires Trial in New York County
Amended Supplemental Summons. To the above named
defendants and each Of them: You hereby
70 answer the amended complaint this
a copy Of your Plaintiffs Attorney
within twenty t.l days after the this sum
mons, exclusive Of the day Of service of
your failure - appear answer, Judgment H.
taken against by default; the relief
IN the complaint.
DATED New York. Feb. 23d 1901.
g ARTHUR COAN. Plaintiffs Attorney. once and
Pcstoice Address 10 Wall Street Borough Manhattan
New York City.
To the above named defendant Minnie TIeser:
The foregoing amended supplemental summons
you by publication pursuant of he
Honorable Abraham II. Lawrence the ~
tho Supreme Court Of the York. dated
March llth 1901. and filed with copy Of the amended
complaint in the office of the clerk ~ the County
York Court House I'm the Borough o. Manhattan
city. County and State Of New York Ith lani
which amended complaint filed February aSth.
original complaint filed December 3d 1890 in
place.
Dated March 18th. 1901.
G ARTHUR COAX. Attorney for Plaintiff. Oa3ce and
Postofice address 10 Wall street, Manhattan. York
New-York tribune., 1901-03-18
31nblir Aoilrcs.
IEW YORK SUPREME COURT.-In the

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-In the
opHr MANI ss n 5s APe9Ra e. 55o CIV q s @ H E9ss & q Street
Counsel 70 The CrICraJon Of said cry. relative 20 acou
;Sg us by he Mayor Aldermen and Connonats of the
mems premises Tenty-second Ward Of ne s1
Ses, second West Fifty ;-d ana west Fify fourth
s5seis ,s dgy selected located and laid and for
chsrier 20 ~ he a. ~ v ~ VI ~ u,e provisions Of
conmissoners Of Estimate the above sntiied mater
Laws OF 1871 hereby give .:e owner or oSbr @
Cor; "a % 5 Less f5res and persons respeetively entitled
premises title which sought be acquired 10 ms
TSseeEg aa 70 az ghers whom il may concern 10 wit:
~ fsaeIt m the above entitled matter and have hed
lgether with damage beneht maps IN he once
y Se DepartInen q Public Parks for the inspection Of
Second That ne Street Opening and Improve
Chapter s2O the Laws has heretofore dsr Ssra
ss Incurred IN acquiring The park sRsid he
,he City q, NeVs York nov The CIV ~ N1 %
si MS p lance of sLch expense should he upon
S,sn ss @ o. such IaIk ard thar the area within which
'sSSse oe should he as follows namely:
N The north by 56th Street the south bv ssth
fss, on ne east by Ninth Avenue on the Wes, by
Tsrs: That the limits our assessment FOR benen,
sns Sns n & y 2sseS S or psrSss OF land situate lying
be sses a1 m & sl ~, ISTtes or persons whose rights
,y dsys seT he rs peatio1 @ 1eI eF tfs may ,s within m
tf Objections estimate In writing with rs st -
4ee p room 70 fourth q TIE STARS zeit1nr
,sn podd 5y section 2, caier ss1 q Nh ans2I ha,
rs, -, aaa that We the said commissioners. hear
Oh dsy 81 @ a s6 one p9Se % ist sSoYs 9entio9ed on
's9 ,s.,n1.squent days may he found necessary
Supreme Si r our rSport heren yin be presented 10 the
Ha. Thereof % :" held at Part III in the County
o. @ s esy ., Gpr 1901 at ,be oeninF f he eoa
as Counsel Ia @ 5si then ana thsTs or as soon hers
l5Ss Is,t tsSt the saia repor: he confirmed.
ss$s ss$SasSfS S4sS EEHha &IRhHs
.osErH N scHFNcK. clerk
New-York tribune., 1901-03-18
i5th street

The above - diagram - property 10 be sold TN.
or ctarg. for y.h,ch 80
. 70 b. sold IS sIl3I a. interest from F.,
EIary I'm 1901. together with and allowance
s.intins 30 $3.50 - with Interest from Febria-y iI;h
l'Nl together with the expenses u auu-,,XI
water rates Is Sl.7iO = and interest 49,
Tn" premises will De subject 70 a -io- ,,,~.r,-.
fr SiSiOOO with rer cent rom Den, e.
81. 800 WILLIAM ! A NrtrTv p...-".
New-York tribune., 1901-03-18
nrBIIC NoTIcE-sealea proposals will be

received by -he common Council Of the City OF New
r,,Ievs Ut O. eight oc clock Tuesday March 18Th
ian al the Common council Chambers in the city Hail
pTiisirr corner II Main and Mechanic streets for
tbrtye.eht bonds ot thousand dollars the bonds
r-risre-tG bonds and payable follows:
rvo bonds TWO thousand dollars April list 1911
ana two bonds each thereafter until the
Is paid. , .-. -. 81. -
swS ~ 1899 amended 10y Chapter $50 the Laws
n 1900 Of the q New York. for the purpose of
Tbe sad bonds be dated April LIST 1901 and the in
,es on said bonds VIII be payable semi annually on
me first DAYS of october and April II each year
The bonds VIII De- numbered consecutiyely from
II ight inclusive
m bonds VIII sid the Derson firm OF corpora
.ion Offering the highest premium and viii interest
al the Il three and one-half go PER per
The cry authorities reserve the rght reject any or
All proposals shall be accompanied by certified check
on national Tor 81 0O000 payable the order OF
The Treasurer n New Rochelle.
Nc bid will he received for less than par.
Purchasers VIII De- required 70 accrued interest.
The bonds must be delivered II m. the 18th
day April, ls AT The Office of the City Clerk of the
Cry q New Rochelle. \ y.
BY order Of Tie common Council Of the City Of New
Rochelle.
Dated New Rochelle. \. y. February 18Th 1901
ANDREW J. SELF.
Clerk
New-York tribune., 1901-03-18
pR0POSALS FOR INDIAN sTPPLIEs-De

psr,men, q The Interior. Of!ce ~ Indian Affairs.
Washington. y. C.. March 1901. Sale3 proposals, In
dsea Proposals t1r beef four. etc. tie
BE- and 5recte- the C1mnissoYer II Indian Affairs
a5 johnson street Chicago ILL.,. Will hr received uuti
O'Clock. D m. ii Tuesday. April a. 1901. flr furnishing
sor the Indian beef -four bacon. beans coffee.
gice, tea and other articles subsistence also
for bools and shoes. SOAP baking powder.
orocEe.T, agricultural implements paints oils glass
ware harness. leather. shoe findings sadiery.
etc. hardware. school and medical supplies long
si a. miscellaneous articles Sealed Iroue=ls i1dlrsed
proposals Tor blankets. w"1en and goods.
lg s,e as he case may b. and directed = the
Commissioner u Indian Affairs. Nos "a 80 Wooster
street. AeW ork City. wiz he received unul ! o'clock.
=. n, OF Tuesday May a. 1901. for furnishing for the
Indian Seicc. blankets woorn cotton goods cloth
ing noticrs hats and caps. BIDS he on
lcVelmeIt blanks. Schedules giving all necessary
fomaae2 ~ bidders VIII be furnished application
ne Indian Dllce Washington. u. O.. Nos. - and ~
No0se- street. New York city: 25 Johnson street
ago. IL 80. l2uS Howard street. Omaha, Nelr.; the
commsssries - Subsistence, L. :. A. a. Cheyenne.
LasvenWor,h s. Louis, - Paul. and San Francisco:
ne postnas-@rs sioux CRY NsnktcD. Arkansas Cy.
Caldwell, topeka Wichita, ard Tucson Bids viii ue
opened rhe hour and days above stated ana bidders
are invited De present the opening The Depart
-e night determine point delivery
and 70 reject any and all bids iart hid.
W 4. JONES. Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-18
New York and Harlem r.. r. Co.

New York and Harlem r. r. Co.
The approximate amount Of the lien or charge 20 sat
described property be sold.
$3.50 with interest thereon from ana after the 2lst
1901 together with costs and allowances
apIo $3.50 together with the sale
The approximate amount Of the and
liens be allowed
our OF the purchase paid by the referee is
1881 So EDWIN a WATSON. Referee
NJ. ID. GOULD BRO. Attorneys for Plaintiff e71 Broad
way. Borough OF Manhattan, City Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-18
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N,w York Harlem II. II. Co.
The approximate amount Of the lien or charge 20 sat
isfv which ihe above described property is he sold Is
thereon from and after the 2lst
with and allowances
ting together With the Of the
sale The approximate amount of the taxes. assess
and water liens allowed the
purchaser out purchase money or paid by the
referee Is SI37 . WIl-iiER MCBRIDE Reteree
NJ D. GOULD BRO Attorneys for Plaintiff. 2.l
Rraadway Borough - Manhattan. city of New York