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said eiectlcn shalt De made within
twenty davs after the date Of saia
election 20 ean mission composed
81 the Governor and senotafy Of Oldn
hrma 1trritorv.thc FreHdeut OF The
Council the Speaker OF the House ot
the Eighth legislative a assembly. and
the Pre- ident oud Secretary of the
Constitutional Convention Which
said comrissica within siA GAYS aftce
the receipt pf the election returns
shan canvass same and u majority
of The loea votes cast an that Qucs-
tion shall e for tle adoption Of The
constitution the commission snall
certify the result tc ibs President ot
tse tnEcd States together with "a
statement of tho votel cast thereon
ami uasn the several aticlcs or pro-.
visions. ana cory II saii constitutions
articles, provisions and ordinancca
toge her with copy OF ihis acS with
the rVuCst that the President cali at.
tention of congress to the action of
the pe0aie as EXPRESSED by their con
vcnticn. II sha be The duty cf said
commission to hle the ORIGINAL oi said
ocnstitutioi. articles. provisions aud
.or finances. nad tho election remsns
and q copy Of the statement af votes
cast at saii election, with the sccrc-
tarv Of The Territory cf Oklahoma to
be by him turned over TO the author
4ties Of said proposed state. It shall
be The duty of said crnstitntlenal as
semhly To appoltion the sail new
state into ave congressional districts
as nearly equal in population as may
be fer the purpose of eiectine repre-.
seu;ativcs to cong7ess at the FIRST
election, and ar state onicces, cxecu-
tive, judicial aud legislative rsovidei
for IN said constitution shell Le elect
ed on the same Gny of the election for
The adoption Of ,he constitution, to.
geiher WITH a member Of congress for
each Of the h,o congregational dis.
tricts and until said state is admitted
into tho Union the Territorial on.cers
shall continue 10 discharee Tho duties
Of their respective offices in said Ter
ritory.
The mcnhers Of Congress elected
at said olestiea tcgether with the
presiGcat and Secretary Of the Con-
stitutional canvsntio2 and the Presi
lent of the CcanciI and Speaker Of the
House OF the E'ahih Les slativo AS.
sembly 10 !ie commissioners on behalf
Of the nev state 10 tho htiy-nnth
congress ta present the aims Of the
inew state en- all matters appertaiaing
10 public land grant, federal districts
and such ether matters as may be IN.
clmded ia tie act Of admission con
cerning the new state including the
necessary appropriation 10 reimburse
the Territory for the expenses Of
holding the elections and the Gonsit
mtioual aslerh'y as contemplated by
this act,
Section Z. That there IS hereby
appropriated. ont Of amy money in The
Territorial treasury not o'hcrwis-
appropriated. the sum OF $50 0c0eo)
'hirty-thousand dollgrs for the SOLE
purpose Of PAYNE the per diem q tho
members Of the constitutional convea
tioi and It's employees. but ia no event
shall any member he paid for more
that forty days. their per diem TO be
! (s5 0c) hye dollars per day
Section 8. This act shull take effec
AMI he 10 fcree from and after th'
date Of its passage and approval.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-15

Firs- published i' the Daily Leader
Teb a 1907
ApDliea;ion For Liquor License.
Territory of Oklahoma. Logan County
IS
Notice is hereby given thar
Z and G. Rit6riusch
has this CAV ilcd in Tho office OF the
County clerk, in and Cor faid coaaty
their petition. asking that license h,
granted hem to sell a. retail malt
spiriiuous and viams liqunrs on
Lot s. block 81, city of Guthrie. ir
said County and Territory
II no protest be filcd on or before
Mares ] 1906.
iheir petition viii be granted an.
license isaued
g'.aoss my Aand and The seal O
sf'd County hereto affixed thi
i4in day Of February. 1903.
(sEAL)
N. {. Trapp. County Clerk
By ]. L. McKeown, Deputy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-15

(First published IN the Daily Leade,
Feb /, 1905.
Application Fer -iqucr License.
OF Oklahoma. Logar CountY
IS.
Notice is hereby given that
Cal MINER
has this day elad 30 tho Office Of the
County Clerk. IN and for said County.
hls petition. asking that a license bo
granted to soll at retail, .lat,
spiriuous and viaors liquors On
Lot rs block 80 Third ward Eas.
Guthrie. in said county and Territory.
II 10 protest be fl1d en- or before
February 49, 1905,
his petition win De granted and
license issued.
Witness my han3 'nc the seal OF
said County he-etc aniyed this
sOth dag Of January. 1905
SEAL
NJ e. Trapp. coEnty Clerk
Per ]. L. IcKeOwn. Deputy.
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"A Dear DID Soul
Active aE1d Happy saf s0G

Mrs, Nancy Tigue, Of Lafay-
cite, Ind, Although in Her
Tooth Year, Says:
81 Really Don't Feel Like
I'm a Day Over 80, Thanks
to Duffy'S Pure Malt
WhiSkey, Which Is the
Real Secret Of My Great
Age, Health, YigOr and
Content
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-15

CFirst published IN the Daily Leade,
Feb l. 1905
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reserved fcr its use.
Third That the debts and llabiiI-
ties Of said Terrtcry Of oklahoma
shall be assumed and paid by said.
state.
Fourth That provisions shall be
made for The establishment and rlain
tainance cf G. g. stcm Of pubic schools
which shall be open to all the children
Of said state and free from sectarian
control; provided separate schools
may le maintained and said schools
shall ALWAYS be conducted in English
Provided That tllis act shall not pro
clude the teaching Of otler languages
in said public schools
Fifih rhat said state shall never
enact any law restraining or abridg!1g
The right Of mffraee ON accoun, 1f
race color. OF previous condition Of
servitudc or on account of amy 9th sr
conditions or qualification save aad cx.
cept or account OF nllteraey, mlnori-
ty, sex. conviction Of felony mental
condition or residence Provided.
however, that any such restrictions
shall ae maCe uniform aad an llicable
alike 20 all
Sixth, That the constitutional con
vention which may assemble uade;
the provisions hereof shall provide by
ordinance for submitting the proposed
constitution to the people Of said
\ state for ratification OF rejection al
an electi' n 10 be held ia said slate ca
the FIRST Tuesday after the FIRST Mon
+ day in November 4. ID 1905 That al
the election provided for In ibis sec
ton, The qualified voters in said state
shall vote directly lor or against "a.
proposed constitution, ani for o
agalrst any article or proposition SOP
aiately submitted. The retuuls o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-15

The next time your typewriter sew
ing machine. cash register, slot ma
chine. wooa saw, snct qua safe lock
door lock. or bicycle aceds rcYaiiins
take ii 10 0lemihs
We rerair most anything except
broken heart or tlio break Of day
Pacne laS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-15

With the Help of the Invigorating aud
Life-diving Powers of This Won
derfuI Medicine Mrs. Tigue Says
She Expects to Live Twenty-Five
Years Longer.
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sectin 5. THAT the Governor Of
Oklshcma territory, shall, on or be-
fore the frst lay OF April A. ID. 1905,
issue o prcclalation ordering an elec-
iion of the delegates aforesaid in said
oklahoma and Indian Territories.
SAID election tc be held on the fifth
aay OF Ju'y A. d. 1905. and the Gov
ernor OF Oklahoma, at tho tir1e said
proclamation IS issued shall appoint
beard Of election commissioners for
each one Of ihe twenty-five Recoriing
Districts Of the Indian Territory and
for the Usage Indian Rosorv2tion;
each OF which boards shall be corr
porcd Of three citizens. not more that
TWO Of whom shall belong 10 the same
poltica party and who shall he resi-
dents Of Tho Recording District for
which they arr appointed. 1t shall be
'he dsty Of said election commission
ers t. organize aud elect one Of their
number Gerk, and shall then estab.
lsh and define the necessary cleo
tica precincts IN their respective Re-
corsing Districts: and designate tie
Noting place in said precinct, and
shan make proclamation OF the same
They shall appoint one inspector and
TWO. judges Of election for each pre-
ciact. not more than two of whom
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-15

Mrs. Tigue Is Blessed with All
Her Faculties and Does Exc
Cuisite Fancy Work With
out Glasses. She Is as Spry
as Many Women Half Her
Age.
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oLsmlTH ARMS Co.

Guns. ammuruon fishing tackle
and sDo.tsnens' r5css. Cigars. tohac-
co. pipes aud paying cards.
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Ninth street

No, 80 ", Eighth street.
The appro1 innate amount OF the lien or charge
to satisfy which the above described property Is
TO be sold Is Sls0l? so. with interest thereon from
May "a. 1905. together with the costs and allow
ance. amounting TO $+o5.62. together with the ex-
penses OF the sale.
The approximate amount OF the taxes, assess-
ments and other liens to be allowed to the pur-
chaser out OF the purchase money paid b. tho
referee is $3.50 and Interest
Dated New York June 10. 1905.
SAMPSON II. WEtNHANDLER, Referee.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK. COUNTY
Henry Wiener. plaintiff against Wolf Wiener.
defendant Summons Trial desired In New York
conn,y ACTION for absolute divorce.
To the above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned 10 answer tine com
plant In this action and TO serve copy OF your
answer on the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
days after the service OF this summons. exclusive
OF the day OF service and In case OF your failure
to appear or answer Judgment Will be taken against
you b. default for the relief demanded In the com
plant
Dated New York, March %. 1905.
JUSTIN ). GALLAND.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
once and Post once address. IS Broad Street.
Manhattan, New York City.
TO WOLF WIENER. defendant:
The foregoing summons Is served unon you by
publication. pursuant TO an order Of Edward 4.
OF New York. dated the 27th day OF March. 1905.
and filed with the complaint In the ONCE OF the
Clerk Of the County Of New York In the County
Court House.
Dated June "a. 1905.
JUSTIN 5. GALLAND.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
rs Broad Street.
Manhattan New Work CITY
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of Honorable John
Proctor Clarke, &: Justice Of the supreme Court Of
the State OF New York, granted on the i5h day OF
Jane a05. and fled said date IN the once OF the
Clerk OF the County OF New YORK. notice Is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against JAMES
LAKE. late doing business at No. $40 West Broad
way N tue Borough OF Manhattan OF the City,
County and state OF New York. TO present their
claims. with the vouchers thereof. duly verified.
to the IN iersignei. the Assignee OF said James
Lake Cor the bench! OF creditors. at the office OF
TIE Undersigned NnS, l.,5 and lei Mercer Street.
in ,hc Borough Of Manhattan OF the CITY County
and .'ste Of Ncw York. on or before tic 3lSt Gay
OF AGs: st. 1906. ~ -
CoNNcLL & O'CONOR. Attorneys for Assignee.
81 Broadway. New York City.
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THE REAL ESTATE MARKET.
higher INTEREST RATES on
LOANS AFTER JULY 4.
The Lending Institutions Are AIread!
Refusing Applications on the Old
Terms-Future Mortgages VIII BE
Made with reference to the New Tax,

One effect Of the new mortgage tax,
: VIII ich goes into cffect on July /. has leeh
to swamp the title insurance companies
with business. In the rush to search all
the mortgages that are to lie ictolc on
before the tax becomes operative IT mas
heen found impossible to examine the
titles to properties sold just now. there
fore. attention is eng given exclusively
to mortgages, of which so many are on hand
unsenrched that applications for loans
at the old rates arc eing refused.
Alter July / the Zig lending institutions
Will ra ise Their rtere 1t rates one-half OF ]
per cent, to cover the tax, Gov. higgins,
IN signing the tax bill argued that that
mea sure would ring into the realty loan
marke' a large amount OF capital now
invested in stock market securities, thereby
preventing rise in the rates OF interest
1t is quite certain, however that the first
result of the tax vii be higher rates and
that thee will remain for some time,
Carita! now invested in stocks and bonds
cannot lie released al once without loss.
and most lean brokers' le.ieve that the
tax will he n permanent addition to tho
current nteret Far ,eS.
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~ DIOdu sNiIS
Manhattan. New York City.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
to all persons interested In the estate OF RUPERT
A. RYLEY COMPANY. send greeting:
You and each OF you are hereby cited and re.
nulrrd personally to be and appear IN Special
Term, Part L.. OF the Supreme Court. held In the
County Court House. In the County OF New York,
on the 9th day of August, 1906 at 1880 o'clock A. n
there and then TO show cause why nnal settle
men, OF the account, Of Alexander H. Lane, As.
signcc OF above named RUPERT A. RYLEY COM :.
PANN. insolvent debtor. should not be had, and II
no cause be shown then to attend the Anal settle
mcnt OF the Asslgnees accounts,
IL TESTIMONY WHEREOF I have hereunto
caused the seal OF the said Supreme Court. New
York County. to be hereto Affixed. witness:
Seal HON, JOHN PROCTOR CLARKE.
Ju o. the said Court THIS 10th day OF June. 1905.
THOMAS /, HAMILTON. Clerk.
GENNGE 81. BOiNToN Attorney for Assignee.
1872 N1sscu Street. Borough OF Ganhat'an. New
Nor. Gi.g
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miscellaneous.

cnozzo, Gagliano and Berman have leased
for Israel D, Shlachetzki. the two Ave story
tenem ents at Nos. 200 and 2ll East Ninety
seventh street, for five years. at an aGgre-
gate rental Of SIC, 600.
Louis Becker has leased for Maurice j.
Bureteln to Albert p Sichel the three story
and basement brownstone front dwelling at
No SIs West i65th street.
Pease 4 Ellimsn have leased for Mrs. G. H.
ralman TO a client for occupancy, No. IFS
Fast Fifty treet, four story and base
mont dwelling. on lot 2lxlooS. for a term Of
Plans were nled yesterday for four Eve
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CENTRAL AUCTION CO., NJ. Sheenan, Auc.
toneer l52 and ISL Canal 81, will sell at 1920 A. N
.'une ?8ry II. NcAlcenan, 1880 Broadway: Ola :
monds. jewelr!, sllveruarc. &c. pledged to June
Is, 1904. No TO l,oo Inclusive. and old dates
held over
juno 2s-By H. McAlcensn. la4 sth ev.: clothing
DC. plcdgca from Aprt! 10. No 1850. % June ~
June Ply r: simpson 4 Co. 1876 Bowery dia .
noads, jewery. DC pledged 10 April L. 1904. TO No.
eOO0 and goods held over.
June Ply N, Haek.r clothing, DC.
June 2s-By Barney Loan Co. 1853 Sd av; Jos,
Levy. is5 Narck ST. jewclry. diamonds. DC.
pledged previous To June 20. 1904.
juno :s-by II rrcc 20 New Chambers ST.;
clothing 10 lunc 20, 1904
june ?1-Ry Film irwelrv
June 30 b. Fll!ln clothing
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pAWSpnoltERs' SALES

l.. /. FIRUSKl. AuC,.. 20 Bowery. sells 10 A. NJ i:
Tor pawnbroicrs on oates as below all unrc
deemed watches diamonds. jew-iry OF every Kind
s,lvcrware. frcnrnls. instruments and pledges OF
every description pledged prior TO dates and under
tcHe, numbers specified, both Inclusive; also all
older ONES reserved from previous sales.
June :0--Or.cr Charles Keller. 2o43 s.h av cloth
Ing, &c, plcdgyd prior Jun" 10, 1904.
iuae 21-Ordrr \. FfankenS;ein Co., 10 De
lance. 81: all pledges prior May ?e 1904. 10 No
1000.
Iun- 27--Ord'r II. Rruckhcincr, 1871 East iCsih
ST.. clo,Alrg. &c. pledged prior June II. 1904.
une 20 Order Vim, Simpson. Of PARK Row: al
peds'S prior Apfl! 20 100 10 No. aSs2i OF 1901
plsdg. No 1919 Of April 1902. earrings. pins
purse and ring
June 80 order !. F. lemon 4 Co.. 47s 9th av.
all pledges prior June !. 1904. 10 No. 1891.
Ire 20 order S,A. ! atlo 1908 Sd av.. all pledge,
prior June Is. 1907. 10 No $500.
juno 30 order G. Weaver. $50 9th av., clothing
etc. plrugHd prior June 20. 1901.
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ELI SOBEl.. Auct.. "a T'owcry. sells 10 A. N.
ali goods pledged to June is, 1904. and held over.
juno 2G-J welry, J, Nelson. LIST av
June 27-Clolhlng. Chas. |. Singer. $50 10th av.
June ?s-j'wciry. watches and dia nonds. NJ.
Harlan. brooklyn
Jun. 20 Clothing. Haskell Co. As 10Th av.
All pledges pledged with s, Turk 1894 I'd Az.
may ne redeemed at r. Pcyser's Son, aea I'D Az.
near 5iSt 81.
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Lake Winola
Narshall's Greek.
Lifts SprinG s.

iNt, Springs Sani,arlum overlooking the
esu's beautiful summer resort and springs
Send for booklet. !. c. Brobst, NJ, D.. Llti,z. Pa.
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JULIUS ShONGOOp, Auctonccr. bs' Jos, Shon.
goods sons, Auctioneers, s4 Bowery vii! sell
June ?6-Clotning, &c, pledged 10 June 10. 1904.
~ Re.nsesn, ~, Nest l?5th st.
June ii An clothing. DC, from pledges No, $4,000
to 1l93i. II, {. Lang. l2u Avenue c.
juno 2sJrwelry, watches diamonds &c,
pledged prior 10 juno Is. 1901 No 23sal TO 46+32
ana all held over II. S lsaacs, ?4s6 sth av.
june - Clothing. ~ Selinger. Gs4 I'd av,
June ?9Ali mems and vomen's clothing and
good, o description, from No s7sI4 to 6ls74,
pledged to June 20, 1904. 3. Fox, ~ Sth av.
June 2a-Damonds. watches. jewelry, &c. from
10. 10 1850 Inclusive, pledged prior to June -.
1904 u. * = Au'scS, 2i9 stanton st.
juno D-Cio,h'ng. Alb. Freund, 1898 Sd aN.
juno So-lewelrv. watches, diamonds. typewriters
and all goods pledged prior To June 20. 1904. from
No con 1890 inclusive and all held over j. Roth.
Columbus aV.. formerly .. No. IS, II. Rosen
berg $50 9Th az
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. &C, ExcEF
TRANSpACIFIC


Mas .tereeps Jamaica and sahamaN q, Lo,.
INC mails close al ne General Pc" once. Nsv
cUBA, via Por, Tampa, at $3.50 A; NJ. Monday.
Wednesday and Saturday (Also nom New
York Thursday and Saturday--sce abovel
MEXICO CITY, overland. at 1870 7. n. and 1880
p. NJ daily, except sunday; Sunday at LOO
y. NJ ard i0D p. ".
NEWFOUNDLAND except Parcels,Po Meisl
via North sydney Al 7 p. NJ. Monday. Wednes.
day and Saturday talso occasionally from
New York and Phladeipha-sse above).
NIOUl.LON Via Boston and North Sydney, A $50
n. every other sunday Ipne Al and -. 49,
Friday. ALSO from New York Oh Saturday
COSTA RIGA. Via New Orleans. a. Noso P. "
BRITISH HONDURAS. HONDURAS tEas, co.sp
and GUATEMALA. via New Orleans, at fl0S0
p ~ Monday (West Coast OF Honduras Is
despatched from New York via PHARMACISTS
NICARAGUA EAST COAST. via New Orleans. ~
5000 P. NJ. "Wednesday. (West Coast OF Mo
aragua Is despatched from New York via Pan
pANAMA. spd CANAL ZONE, VI. Ssy oris sn
day and until sailing OF New York steamer
mai; for Panama and Canal 2ohs Is held for tho
New York steamcT-sec abovel.
iREGISTERED MAIL for overland dispatches
closes at 600 p. NJ. previous day.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

Have you boon to the "Impe'
RIAL" Fveoport. 1. l.7 Not to stop
at this Hotol will be your greatest
misfortune. a summer badly
spent and an opportunity missed
for complete rest. No expense
has boon spared to mQke u
"a nous for lts table. not mon
tioning its attractive bedrooms.
KINGSTON REALTY co.. Prop.
Chas. e. Leland. Manager.
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TRANSPAcIFIC MAILS, FORWARDED OVER.
LAND DAILY

TRANSPAClFlC MALI rOKWaFpLD oNLN'
The schedule of closing OF Tran,pscne Mall. Z,
arranged on III. presumption q their TnlnserTuped
New %HI1hSb;o %tsrSShhI$ iSs;si ,Ts,,ni
sP II. June "A for despatch per steamship
n bs M MAJ. N Tor e% ea.d does not
rive in time to connec, with this despatch. eI,r..
aMs Sana,S, a. iS M "a s's a spas fHd
will be- made ur and forwarded until the
pH fIYf r 81 SFTd and rsM via San Franz
cisco. close at 8 p. N. June rs for despatch pr
HAWAII. j jsfasS'' KOREA, CHINA and PHILIP.
PINE ISLANDS. vim San Francisco. close al
eP NJ. June 20 for despatch per steamship
TAHITI and MARorEsAs ISLANDS. VI. san
Francisco close ateP NJ. June % for despatch
,.ppe! steamship Msrlp,Gsas, D., Malls. ropr,
'Ap enlSi sas hiIfi rsEsSns
couveI and Victoria. q. C.. close a. P N;
HATA JsPay KonsA OHlNa and P1lr
sp: H. July 5 for despatch per steamship Man
s:.s: Sch Err .ssa,s tsn July
sa5 ys;sls E q ss,s
Il E.s MsHss
49,, nTesen, iorwsrded Via Russia. ~
NOTE. 1unless otherwise addressed. We;t Avs.
chinese Province Of Yunnsn. q. British Ind,,
asssd vs i Se y at
the FOREIGN rates: Hawaii Is forwarded vis
San FFe %fEfi sSf' r. WILCOX Postmaster.
Post ONCE New York. ~ y, June 10. 1905.
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In pursuance OF q Judgment OF foreclosure and
sale duly made and entered In the above entitled
action and bearing date May q. 1905. the under,
sell at public auction at the New York Real Estate
Borough OF Manhattan. CITY Of New York. on she
7th day OF July 1905. at ~ O'Clock noon on that
day by Joseph =. Day. ESQ. auctioneer, the prem
iscs directed by said Judgment TO he sold. and
therein described as follows
All that certain lot Of land with. the building
thereon. situate In the, Borough Of Manhattan,
City Of New York, and bounded and described As
follows, Beginning at point on the northerly
side OF Eighth street, distant $50 feet Inches
westerly from the NORTHWESTERN corner OF Elgntn
along the northcrly side OF Eighth street % feet
thence northeriy parallel with Fifth avenue and
part OF the distance through party VAL % feet
ii inches thence easterly parallel with Eighth
street % feet and thence southety parallel With
party wall 93 feet ii Inches to the northery side OF
Eighth street. at the point al beginning being
known as No 30 West Eighth street.
Dated New York. June Is, 1905.
SAMPSON II. WElNHANDIER Referee.
GUGGENHFIMER. ENTERMYER & MARSHALL.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
40 Broad Street. Manhattan. New York City.
The following Is a diagram OF the property to
bc sold. the street number being 80 West Eighth
street:
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HELP WANTED-FENlALE,


ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS-Good roserakers
wanted; also neat girls as learners. FUCKER 4
JOSEPHY, 7i5-7i7 Broadway.
MRS. L. SRELY has removed her employment,
bureau to ~ West goth st
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cents per half ounce IN addition 10
ne regular postage, must be prepaid on All le!:
ters forwarded BY the SUPPLEMENTARY
marked "L.ters for For.l0n Countries" after
the CLOSING OF THE REGULAR MAIL.
be 20 forwarded unless such additional postage
Is tuilv prepaid thereon by, stamps Supple.
mentary Trans-Atlantic Malls arc opened on
the pier. o! he AMERICAN. ENGLISH and
FRENCH steamers whenever the salngS occur
at 900 A. N. or later, and late mail may be de-
posted In the mail boxes on the piers OF tho
German Lines sailing from Hoboken Supple.
men'ary mail for Turks Island and Dominican
RepJ1lic is also opened on the Clyde Line Pier
The malls on the pliers open one hour and q halt
before sailing time. and close ten minutes
before sailing time. Only regular postage
tlcttcrs cents a half ounce, Is required ON
articles mailed on the piers Of the AMERICAN
White Star and German tSea Posi- steamers
double postage detters 10 cents half ounce
on other lines.