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]. ROBINSON, C. C.

Commissioners Office, Richmond, 18th June, 1892
The parties concerned will take notice, that have APP
pointed the 30h day July next for their attendance
fore me- the matters referred by the above order at my
Office at the Capitol in the City of Richmond, which
time and place shall proceed execute the said order,
VIM. G. PENDLETON, Commissioner
june ~ l3-M4Mr
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N ANCERY-VIRGINIA:- AT Circuit Supe-,
rior Court of Law and Chancery held at the Capitol,
in the City of Richmond Saturday. I'd day Of June 1892
William D. Wren and Horatio Gates Winston, surviving
executors of John +. Price, deceased, Pitts.
against
James NJ Norris executor of Samuel Overton, deceas-
ed, Samuel Overflow Richard Overon, James Overon and
Henry Pendleton and Mary his wife, DTS.
This which abatcs to the defendant Henry
Pendeton by his death, and in which the plaintiffs appear
to have proceeded against the defendants Richard Over
ton and James Overflow who out of this country, in
the mode prescribed by law against absent defendants
came this day TO be heard the bill taken for confess
ed to the defendant James NJ Morris, of Sa-
mucl Overon, deceased and of Samuel Overton,
with general replication thereto and exhibits, and
gued by counsel On consideration whereof the Court
doth adudge order and decree that the defendant James
NJ Morris render of his transactions as execu-
tor of Samuel Overton, deceased before of the Com
missioners of this Court who is directed TO examine,
and settle the and make report thereof the Court
with any matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by
HIMSELF which be required by the parties to be
stated. A Copy--Teste,
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EN CHANCERY-VI rules holden in
~ the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for Powhatan county from the 7t to
the 18th day of May inclusive in the year 1892:
Ellender Lewis, widow of Robert Lewis, dec. PltH
against
Frederick Cox and Mary his wife joseph Jordan. Ro
bert Jordan, Linngus Jordan, Elizabeth Johnson widow
OF Benjamin Is. johnson, dec Edwin II. Jordan, John
kett, VIM w. Porter, admr of Peter Porter dec and Will
liam McGruder, Dns
The defendant, Joseph Jordan having entered his
appearance and given security according the act of As
semby and the rules OF this Court and appearing by sa-
siacory evidence that he is not an nhabant of this Com
monwealth, on the motion Of the plaintiff by Henry L.
Hopkins, Esq her attorney, it is ordered that the said
Joseph Jordan do appear before the Judge our said Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery for Powhaan
County at the courthouse thereof on the first daY of Sen
give security for performing such decree as the Court NAV
make herein and that copy Of this order be forthwith
Inserted III some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
ond Tor two months successfully and posted at the front
door Of the courthouse Of this county. a Copy-Teste.
June 49, [l5-wSw1 r. F. GRAVES, ID. G.
I'm Y-V1RGrN1A- Ata Court continued
= and held for Buckingham county, the 10th day Of
May, 1892:
Henry Adcock, admor of Elisha Adcock. decd, PITT
Valentine scruggs and Finch scruggs, cxor Of Allen
Scruggs decd,
The defendant, Valentine Scruggs, not having entered
his appearance and given security according the Act Of
satisfactory evidence that he is an inhabitant of this
country is Ordered, That the said absent defendant do
appear here the FIRST day Of the August Term and
answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy Of this order
City Of Richmond, for two months successfully and post
cd at the front door Of the Court House Of this county
Copy. Tosc, II. ELDRIDGE, G.. ID. &.
june IL tO--wSw
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n ANCERY-VIRGINIA.-At rules held for the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for Ches
tereld County in the Clerks Office thereof in the month
of June, 1882:
Daniel Rudd, Zachariah Rudd Elizabeth Rudd and
Harriet Rudd; the said Zachariah, Elizabeth Harriet
being infants of tender years, by William Goode Jr their
next FRIEND Pills.
against
Robert F. Branch, who administrator of Leonard
Rudd, decd Henry Tatum and VIM. Talbot, DTS
The defendant, Robert f. Branch not having entered
his appearance and given security according the act of
Assembly and the rules of this Court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not nhabitant Of this
Commonwealth, il is ordered that the said Branch do ap-
pear here the first day of August and an
swer the bill of the plaintiff; and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed in the
City OF Richmond, for two months successfully and posted
at the front door of the Court House of this county
COpy-Tese, l.. NUNNALLY, ID. C.
June %. I3-ts
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BY MIR. Gillian. Our Patriotic sister, South Carolina:
The bold stand she has taken in defence Of State Rights
in opposition Congressional usurpaon ELECTS our highest
eulogy.
BY Robt Wells The U. S. Senate The acumcn of
authority in neutrality-suspicious. presided in the recall
of Martin Van Buren,.
BY the Clerk of the Court. The Tariff: The expiring
fund of manufacturing monoposts.
BY the old Rcvolutonist Andrew Jackson, the Soldier
(and Staesman): Virtue his ammuni,on truth his fire.
lock; the Constitution his guide.
BY A. ID. McBroom. Liberty: Graded in our country;
in half century she has attained the vgor OF Hercules
and extirpaed the monster Tyranny, in both Americas
BY Dr. Bryant. Memory of Geo. Wythe the tutor OF
of the present.
BY Guest The memory of Roger Sherman: One of
the soundest and 6rrnest pillars OF the Revolution.
BY Timothy Rves. The Heroes and Statesmen Of '76:
Let nger around these original fountains-and drink
deep of their waters.
BY John III. Bryant The Statesmen and Soldiers Of
the Revolution: The Planets and Suns which wheeled
mistaken through the armament of Freedom.
BY MIR. Perkins Washington: His country his monu-
every heart shall cherish his virtues; every bosom
his home.
Sentiments By the old Soldier.
The Revolutionary struggles for Liberty: The Lion an
apt schoarwhen it taught the Savage scalp the Eagle
Jackson Like jefferson with the elder Adams-he saw
cd his country from the grasp Of Federal power
Van Buren,: Common shall raise its powerful
voice in his iavor-whe the squbs OF his political enc
mics, like flies in bucket continue their struggles.
The Tariff: Like the Serpent in the Garden OF Eden,
destroyer Of our happiness gives the apple bcseard
with protecting duties, and splits its venom Agriculture
and Commerce.
Harry and Hickory: The first, chimed in with his poll
teal adversary; the latter adorned himself with Roman
| virtue.
The fair Daughters of Coumbia The pride and orna-
The Temperance Society: Though amiably disposed
every scene has its day-and its mania.
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We ought 10 be obliged 20 this gentleman name we
20
g The thousand other tronsgesson Of which guilty
such being natives Of the Easamos all m
ng 80 The fsou attachment 10 iondsa being
1 Eastern Virginia the Improvement of tho
our supporting the political principles Of the great Eastern
people But o who happens differ with om ono or two pos
Trough be- gives others tho opportunity Of pfonugne cr
opinions deserves to bo rted me IF ire and pasrEor
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Without smile from partial beauty won
oh! what were mana world without a
cheers.-Tune, Kiss me stceetIy
r,,I,

VOLUNTEER TOASTS
BY the President of the Day.-Thos w Gilmer-Tbe
ton OF his political career be brilliant its commence
ment is promising.
freedom last till time shall be more
BY Jno A. Payne.-Henry Clay Distinguished alike
for patriotism and integrity-The fearless supporter oil
measures regardless of revercd by republicans and
prosecuted by minions.
BY Joseph Sceu-The President of the United States
- His mind council and his a host.
by Jno. T. Jett-Jackson, Clay, Writ and Calhoun
BY Nathan Wes-Andrcw Jackson the hero of Or
leans-May his next administration prove as glorious as
BY JAS F. jennings Henry CLAY, the uncorruptcd
and incorrupble-The robes of Office will long be ho-
nOured by his wearing.
trgucs oil party he able shake that edifce
which has been so noby built and ccmcnted by the blood
of thousands of our brave freemen.
BY the President of the Day.-Martin Van Buren-The
greatest political inrguer of the age.
By VIM. Catlett.-Martin Van Buren-May his enc
mics feel his power.
BY Capt l.. Weaver.-The memory of Gen. George
BY Capt o. b. PeueL-Martin Van Buren-AIav bo
receive the vote of the people of the United States for Vice
President.
BY l.. ID. Speairs.-Jackson and Barbour, if we can
BY Jas. w. Jennings-Martin Van Buren-NIay the
good people of the United States repay him for the wrongs
he sustained from the Senate.
BY RObt. w. Ashlin.-The Union OF the Staes-Mav il
be permanent as native hills.
BY Eli Noel-Andrew Jackson-May he be never for
gotten.
BY Doct w. a. Gray.-Gen. Andrew Jacksonville
peoples choice Like gold, the more he is rubbed the
brighter he shines.
BY ID. 0. Jennings.-John Randolph OF Roanoke-The
brightest star in our political hemisphere.
BY Silas Omohundro-May the virtues of Washington
be a beacon TO guide all our politicians
BY Jno 5. Marn.-Mdrtin Van Buren-He has i'm.
morazed himself by obtaining the court of ST James
the West India Trade in which all Of his predecessors
failed
By Jos. Hodgson-"our country and our country.
friends"
by Jno. a. Payne.-Robert Fulton-By his ingenuity
life and activity impaired the valley of Tie Mis-.
sisspp
BY VIM. Wells.-Our fair country women-Our a1ec.
tons are closely united that there be separa
ton of the Union.
BY JAS +. Jennings.
Old maids aud old bachelors,
May they be unite and stand
And make improvements n
BY Jas w. Jennngs.-Sbould the Cholera peryade our
shores may it be confined to the old bachelors.
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COLUMBIA June 9th, 1882.
The citizens of this place and its vicinity assembled yes
ter,ay at Slydons Spring, for the purpose of
rating the birth day of national independence Doct
f. f. Watkins chosen President Of the day, and Mr.
Joseph Hodson, (merchan) first, and Doct. VIM A. Gray
second, Vice President The President read in his usual
elegant style, the Declaration of Independence The first
Vice President delivered eloquent appropriate
ton.
After the cloth removed, the following toasts were
drank
1. The Sgners OF the Declaration of Independence
Their deeds will last forever in the affections of their
trymen.-Tune, Hail COiLanbid-3 cheers. 3 guns
2. The Union-A unit indivsible-every lover of his
countrys glory will make any sacrifice preserve it,
Tune, The Star Span gled Banner.
3. The President of the United States-3 cheers, 2
guns.-Tune, JdckSOnS March
4. The surviving Revolutionary Heroes-3 cheers, 4
guns.-Tune Hail to the Chief.
D. Charles Carroll of Carrollton-The only surviving
Sgner OF the Declaration OF Independence .dd
Lang Syne.
g. George Washington, the Paragon of Patriots
cheers, guns.-Tune, Wdshington's March.
Z. Domestic Industry and Internal Improvemens-The
only system that will carry happiness and glory
Cheering, with great applause-3 guns.-Tune, Home
Siceet Home.
8. The Sage of Monticello-The author of the Decla-
ration of Independence.-Tune, JeGerson'S March
9. Gen La Fayette-The hero Of two revoutions-his
memory will ever be preserved in the hearts of eemen
cheers, 3 guns.-Tune, .NdrSeHes Hymn.
10. The Fair
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day of April, 1882.
Thweatt s Miller plaintiffs,
against
Henry Y. jenkins, William NJ jenkins, William Hat
ten and Elizabeth his wife, Obadiah Jenkins Samuel Nor
gan and Ann his wife, Samuel Jenkins Richard jenkins,
Frances jenkins, Martha Jenkins Mary Jenkins and rho
mas Jenkins Defendants.
The defendants, William Haen and Elizabeth his wife
having entered their appearance and given security
according of the General Assembly and the rules
OF this Court and it appearing that they not inhabi
tans OF this Stae-on the motion of the plaintiffs, by
COUNSEL il is entered rules aforesaid and accordingly
ordered that the said defendants VIM. Haen and Eliza
beth his wife, do appear here the first day of September
Court next, and answer the plaintiffs bill; and that
ply of this order be forthwith inserted in the
public newspapers published in the city OF Richmond, for
onths SUCCESSFULLY and also posted the front door
of the courthouse of this county.
Teste, B. J. WORSHAM, elk
MAY %. 5-wSw
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IN Observation-Disclosures Rules holden in
the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chaucery for the County of Buckingham, the fourth
day of June 1882:
Samuel Sanders, Plaintiff
against
Thomas Sanders executor of Samuel Sanders decd and
in his right Francis Sanders William Sanders, James
Nj. Sanders James Purcell and Mary his wife, formerly
Mary Sanders Calvin Sanders Samuel Sanders Stephen
Sanders and Elizabeth Sanders, Defendants.
The defendants, James Purcell and Mary his wife, CAL
vim Sanders, Samuel Sanders Stephen Sanders and Eliza
beth his wife, not having entered their appearance and
given security according the act of Assembly and the
rules of this Court and il appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that they inhabitants of this country: IL is
ordered that the said absent defendants do appear here
the first day of the next September term, and the
bill OF the plaintiff; and that copy OF this order be forth
with inserted in newspaper published in the City of
Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the
front door of the Court House of this County
Copy-Teste,
ROIFE EIDRIDGE r. q { T.
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June 10.

N HANCERY-VIRGINIA.-Atr rules taken in the
II Clerks office of Prince Edward County Court the I'd
day of April, 1882.
Thweau s Miller, plaintiffs,
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BY Jas. w Jennings the Cholera pervade our
shores, may it be confined to the old bachelors
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On Tuesday the 4Ih lust ut his residence
on Middle Creek, in this county, MIR. AN
IhoNEf LEE. The deceased was high
y respectable farmcr-he possessed a large
share OF The milk OF human naturs--his hand
was always extended, ILLEGALLY, TO the poor.
anu his death viii be lamua.ted n, an xbo
knew h'm. He was truly, an honest man.
'he no0iest work OF God.
.f'soiier u the heroes sf N. Rerol,.,;on lo,
6ee'l Gated home 10 hls father Died .en fhnr~
uat last, alter iong aud protracted ,lln.,.
Mr' lsAAC kkOESE.N, oi this county. ln
Tue 18Th year OF ais ae. i be deceased was
one OF those noble Patriots who fought and
1ied TO achieve the liberties Of has country
lie was universally respected by ali who knew
n'n--through life he maintained the cbagae
'ei OF street., upright aud honest mantle
mas been summoned to appear before the
oFed Commander above. may he pass mus
ter-peace 10 his nianes.
On sunday morning the I'd inst near Fred
e. s ~ the 10Th year oil has age, Air JOHN
HENRY S1ULL, eldest son of Otao ii
!" stun. Esq OF Hagerstowa His remains
were INFERRED in the Episcopal hur,ing
ground, near that town. on Monde, follow
iuX, IN the presence OF aumoer ,ei ympa
'h'<,ng trends and relatives. - 80.
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Public Sale 81.

NEILL be sold by public auction. ~ N.
subscribers fam. on Middle Cr,ek-
on Saturday ste s2d instant, the following
property TO wil one road wagon. cart cut.
ung box; mare and colt. three mich cows:
household and kitchen furniture such as he'd
'eddlng, heds,eads. tables. chairs, corner
cupboard. spinning wheels and reels; GUAM
u'y OF BACON a number OF b e.ssnd 1--we,
some max nom the swingle, together with a
variety oi articles not necessary 10 particu
'snse. OK mouths esesii, will be allowed tho
Putchaset on ah sums ever five oolhais. uron
giving bond with approved s.rur,,,. .n,ier
that sum, cash. Sale 90 he. h e.,ly j, ~.
day Anthony lEfr S
September -. tSAN~
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VIE subscriber viii piier az ,.ubllr sale. IN
IA Cumberland, on the 25.h October next
1teo Hia.d'ed Lioes, 0le hundred n efjgrs,
aud ttceaiy LaDlbs One nuuufea OF these
Ewes are ) aud the others are full blooi
hcsinoes; they have beeu graded aud mark
ed as such BY Joseph Howell (now OF wheel
insl regular bred wool stapler, who was
employed as such at the Steubenyille Man,
factory The wethers arc part oil the same
flock, and The Eve lambs are Of the first
quality iron prime Ewes aud Saxony bucks.
oil very hne form and size. Notes pa,ab.e
IN SIX months with interest, Will be taken Of
approved purchasers, # reqnrcd. Also tn
be sold Tor cash only, twelve yearilng RAM
Lambs, some OF them are half Saxons He
has also number OF ram lambs OF the Ore
sent year, from has finest ewes and saxopy
bucks. too yoang Tor present use, but they
are recommended 10 ihe notice oil those VINO
are disposed to improve their hocks. lnese
Sheep, except the bucks and eve lambs. are
all IN the Giades, fifty miles west oil This
place, where they viii remain until about The
ooh Of October; but the bucks may be seeo
here at any time, or taken away by an, pur
chaser who may call for them Reference
may be had to MIR. Shaier OF Funks town.
who has manufactured the wool oil thus fioeL
several years, Tor Information as 10 The Quad
ty OF the Sheep.
DAVID LYNN.
Cumberland, Sept. IS. 1882 Is
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CDc Eaarkets.
BALTIMORE. Sen,emL..

st' ttioihiss september
Hotrdrd street tu,tr - IN Inc earl, "a, ~
Tue week anu until "Wednesday, the wagon
price was $3.50, III sou.e instances IA lract,oE
less, according 70 the condition Of the bill, !.
sales were maue from stores up to that day
at se.o2A. The PRICE subsequently, fell, and
dealers PAID IRON wagons So 57a and oc
casional tots were obtained an 20 " Aaenn
ptiee TO day al ~ 70 anu 10 STA The store
price also declined, and sales were made On
"Wednesday and Thursday AT sG5 a nd YES
terday and to-day several parcels we've sold
at s637A
Ltty .hsiis Flour. = Parcels. amounting TO
about 1000 Dbls we're taken at IS cash.
anu on A months, interest added 10 aay !
ioi Of 200 bbss entirely fee OF garlic sold at
10 70 We quote the fair rate for tins de
scupton at %
bbi.
a parcel OF Freeze cksburg Flour is held ut
A637a per bDi very aul
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Money Wanted.

ID shL subscribers deem II necessary 10 pat
IL those who are indebted to them, NJ mind
OF the 18th OF October next, that beng the
tine on which one OF them intends gong to
Baltimore 10 lay IN a fall supply oil Goods -
They therefore, give notice 10 all those who
owe them by note, 10 come forward and lift
the same; and those who have open accounts,
to pay them or give their notes.
JAMES X PATRICK GARRY.
Darkes.IIle, Sept I3. 1882 --At
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BEhSoNS indebted 10 The subscriber ara
hereby notified. that his books aud pa-
pers are sc'' N the hands of Miiham l.. Boak
IN DaTkesv'lle, who is authorised 10 settle
and receipt ior money collected Those de-
S,.sus OF settling With the subscriber person.
any arc notified that he " ili attend in Darkes-
VILE. on The 2S,h and 29lh OF The present
month for that purpose r'
JACOB Il SEIBERT.
September 49, ISSa
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$asO70oo,

We have the pleasure Of presenting'to our
patrons one Of the richest schemes we have
seen for long time.
We present Il thus early that distant cor
respondents may send their orders in time.
as tickets will he scarce.
". Il. Consolidated L0ttery,
Class. No 81, for. 1859
4 0 he drawn in N York. w eslnessay. Oct ~
90 no Combination LOTTERY 10 drawn baE
&nI Il NIlIIA
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Valuable propelty for sale.


u VIE undersigned is again induced TO offer
ii for sale. his property ~ Marlinsburg,
situate on the public square II consists OF
the Brick Dwelling House which be occupies,
the two story Frame building on the sane
lot, immediately opposite the Globe Tavern.
and the commodous Store House in which
he conducts the mercantile business. The
Dwelling House combines all the necessary
arrangement in its construction for the con-.
Portable ana agreeable accommodation oil
large iamliy--the other House offered, has
four rooms aud would make a comfortable
dwelling for small family. The Store
House Is large and as advaniageonsiy situa-
tel for he prosecution of The mercantile la
siness, as any other IN the place. Possession
Of all the ahove property may be had on the
first day of April next The terms Of sale
will be made accommodating Whole
property will be sold together or separate. TO
suit purchasers
THOMAS G. SMITH
Mar.iBsburg. Sept i3, 1882
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3 WISH iuplrchase Immediately. young
81 .NEh RO Man, who has been aecas-
toned TO isrnmg operations Also. wanted
10 hire. a LABOURER fos lew months.
have several FIRE young HORSES and
blooded MARES Tor sale
RICHARD HENRY RANSOM.
Near .hc.ftitisbuYg, sJuersss ,, 1882
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= MANAGERS OFFICE.
Hheciing august VI 1870
TO OUR CUSTOMERS. 10 THE pI n
Lie. AND
TO the Wcrl0!

FORTUNE $ BASSER Is stu u,o.aL, ,ea,;,o,
over ne Palaces OF foarusr,
We cannot iind language to ,xp,esa ou~
own wonder and astonishmrnt at The con,,n-
uation of Brilliant, unprecedented. and TN
r'yalied luck. which has attended GU, of6cc
ever since is frs, establishment NotaI,ot.
terry Is drawn, in which We sell Tickets. ,has
we DO not sell some Of The Capitals.
We have no branch Our lucky establish.
ment Is N Wheeling Va; aud the genuine
prize tickets can Only he had from this estab-
hshment Those purchased from an, other
oi'ice ~ The Y States. are genuine enough.
but OF an inferior quality We ar, sorry that
our brother vendors cannot compete with us.
Tor we are fond OF company IN any thing like
composition II We have more than our
share OF Luck, they must not complai,: IL
Is the Will of the Goddess OF Fortune ,et
ever. mar give US a iair trial, and he will he
convinced that II "a 10 bis interest 20 purchase
h's tickets from the Managers Office. Wheel
ing Virginia.
We issued our "Bulieiin'' few DAYS back.
Informing the public Of our having sold 10
Capnal Pfizes, from the ist to The 10Th July.
NOW BEiOlD the astonishing but STUB
born fact. July 20, 1882
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"!t any further proof were wanting (says
the Rev York Gazette) 10 show the pv,sen
GUS effects OF melons, we state fact aud
can give names, &c by which four persons,
from eating immoderately OF meIlons, were
all seized on Monday about the same time,
and all died IN few hours This occurred a
few days since al boarding house 10 the
lower end vi maiden lane Tie deceased per
sons were warned OF their danger by the
landlord, but 10 no effect