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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-06-17


A 7 Rules held in the Clerks Office of tho
a Circuit Court Of Mason county, on the litst
Monday in June, 1869
John Dryden, Adm'r Of th.l
estate of Thomas r. In Chanccry on
Friend, deed. Amended Bill.
VS.
VIM. ], stephens Ct al
The object of this suit as set forth in tho
Amended Bill, filed in this suit is to set aside
the sale and convey ance made by James II.
Couch and John McCuloch to the defendant
G. B. Guthrie, by deed Of the 9th day of jan.
uary, 1865, Of the real property mentioned and
described in said amended bill and exhibits,
situated in the county aforesaid, and also TO
set aside the sale and conveyance of the Same
property made by said @. b. Guthrie to tho
West Columbia Coal and Salt Company, da.
ted on the 9th day Of June, 1865 and that the
said real estate so sold as aforesaid by the said
Couch and now in possession Of the said West
Columbia Coal and Salt Company, be subject.
cd TO the payment Of three bonds in the said
Amended Bill described of ten thousand two
hundred and fifty dollars each, executed by
the said Vim: B, Robbins and payable to the
said WIND Stephens, with all accrued and
! accruing interest, or so much thereof as shnll
be found due on the same
And II appearing by affidavit filed with the
papers In this suit that the defendants, @, d,
Guthrie Moses Michael, John Thompson and
PaulinO S, his wife, VIM. b. Robbins, AbrRm
Williams, VIM, j, Stephens, Samuel il. Early
and Henrian Early wife of said Samuel II.
Early, are not residents Of The State of West
Virginia is therefore. ordered that thew
appear here within one month after the data
OF the iirst publication Of this order and do
what is necessary to protect their interests in
this cause, TESTE:
W, W HARPER, Clerk.
by f. W. Sisson, Deputy.
PolslOy 4 Nash, Soils. Ijunc I6-4w.
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
POLICE MTELLIcEyCE.

REDpY THE BLACKsNrHs FAMILY ~ TRouBLE.-
Mrs. Mary Emma varlcy, Of No. Chatham street,
wife Of freddy the Blacksmith" appeared at the
Tonbs yesterday before Judge Bowling, TO charge
her brotherinlaw, Michael Varley, with assauitlIg
her at the saloon In Chatham street II appeared
that an alteration ensued OF this well known saloon,
IN which these parties took up respective sides, the
end Of which was row, In Which Mrs. varley was
struck rather severely BY Michael varley, who was
committed to answer IN default Of $500 BAH.
srEALrso TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS. Yesterday al
the Tombs Police Court, before Judge Downing,
Catharine MoGlin was charged with stealing nom
the bureau OF Roger Conway residing at No. s5
Mott street. twenty-five dollars II appears thai the
prisoner watched an opportunity, after having been
In the house about twenty minutes, TO get sufficiently
near TO the prosecutors bureau a. TO know wna,
its contents were. Her oup.dNY was too much for
her ana sne took twenty1vs dollars. Alter she had
gone Conway missed Ma dollars. Ths prlsonef wa
committed 70 answer.
SERIOUSLY IxJrRRD.-Thornss Thompson, OF No
% Cherry street. yesterday appeared before Justice
sbandIey ss Essex Market Police Court and charged
youns nan named Alchssl Reynosaa !ly,ss In
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
GENERAL NOTES.

They are taking Of william Wallace monument
In LOUISVILLE,
OF the population Of Jamaica but three per cen,
are said 10 be whites.
In Iowa weed has been discovered which has all
the properties OF max.
There are 10000 white voters in Toxas, out OF
the l26,0 900 registered.
Uncle sam owns 42A acres In Illinois, eoa In Ohio,
and 1920 In Indiana.
Eight brlckyards at Rome Georgia, arc unable TO
supply the demand for brick.
The New England Labor Reform League will hold
q convention at Worcestef October 2 and 3.
Louisiana claims to be drawing numbers Of colo
n.sts from indiana and other Western states.
ghe Catholic citizens OF Fan River lately held o
meeting ana resolved that hearse and three hacks
or carriages are SUFFICIENT for o funeral
Mr.. Fisk Mills son Of Mr.. CLARK Mills, the sculptor,
made plaster Of the face OF the hate Secretary
EawlinB. The operation was performed ~ The
Congregational Cemetery and was completely sue
oessfuL
TIE Alexandria vA, Gazette hears from some dis
tricts that game was never 10 abundant We infer
that this the case generally, as the drought has
been extensive, ana dry weather ID favorable, sspe.
cially to partridgcs and turkeys.
Tns following inscription y on Z tom pstone IN san
Usgo, Cel,s-"Ihis year 70 sakred 70 the memory OF
william Henry SHAKEN, who came 70 nie death being
SHOT with Cote reyoysra-ons OF the old kind,
brass rnoupted-and Of suon u tho Kingdom Of
HeaVsp."
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
LONG ISLAND,

THB MENHADRs PIsHgRIEs.-Ths menhaden nsh.
ermen IN the neghborhood OF Gardiner's Bay have
been reaping an abundan, harvest this season. Tho
Atlantic Ou Works at or1en, alone during the past
three weeks, have received a. their factory on an
average 100 20. nah daily or something over 900
all The OIL Is extracted By steaI ana the ret1ss
matteY converted Into manure
NBw DEPOT At husTHK's Ponsr. Tho New York,
Flushing and North Shore Railroad, having secured
the property adjoining the north SIDE OF the Hun
ter's Point ferry. are about 10 erect q new dcpoh
The plano and speclhcatlons are already completed.
The new building VIII be largo and commodiouS
ana In point Of architectural beauty wiz compare
SsvofaDV WIZ sny IN shs beighborhood. The grad
ing OF tbs new section OF the road nom winneid 70
Hunters Point u nearly completed only short dis
tancs across the meadows remaining unfinished,
that trains WI % running over the nev track In =
few weeks,
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
TERRIBLE ATFAiY N JERSEY CITY.
One Man Mortally Wounded and Another
Brutnilv Beaten.

One Man Mortally Wounded and Another
Brutnilv Beaten.
About seven O'Clock last evening persons residing
In Pavonia avenue were startled BY the enactment
of one OF those tragedies in which the knife brought
into fatal requlsition. A butcher named Peter
Ahern ana a man named Thomas Murray entered
the saloon Of William Girty. al the corner Of Provost
street and Pavona avenue. and asked for some
lager. The barkeeper furni shed the drinks and
Murray then remarked that he would pay FOR the
liquor on the following day. Hereupon dirty
became son somewhat incensed, and accused the
previous. The men stonty denied having done So
saying that an attempt had been made to cheat
passed from the respective parties, after which
Murray and hls companion sat down, and being
under the influence OF liquor rested their heads on
while they were in this position G'rty approached
o lad who was using knife and took 1t from him.
He then seized huge club and walked towards
ho cried out "For Gods Gods sake, sake don't p use
when he was felied TO the ground and remembered
nothing moro Of the occurrence until carried out and
resuscitated when the array had ended. He was
badly beaten about the head and his left arm was
powerless When Ahern saw Girty aim a blow at
him also he endeavored to spring to hIs feet, bat IN
an instant ne met worse tate than mis- comrade.
OF the club his head was sightly fractured and two
deep gashes were inflicted on the top OF the skull,
causing fatal injuries to the unfortunate man.
At this stage Of the proceedings officer Banty's
attention was attracted BY VIVID screams Of murder
from crowd OF children who assembled before the
door. 0tficer Doyme then arrived and Girty con.
veyed TO the police station and lodged In prison.
Anern was earned 70 the house No. 20 Provost street.
where hIa wounds were dressed by DR.. Watson. He
10 powerfu man, about thirty years Of age, other.
wise he would have been Killed. Murray also ts q
York. His njuries are not fatal. Coroner Warren
and Justice Haybeck visited the house wherein
Ahern lay last evening ready TO take his ante-nor
tenn deposition. lie relapsed into adeeD elumber,
which continued TIL morning.
The New York herald., 1869-09-20

the citizen President OF the republic on tine 10th us
] issue q copy OF the same Tor the purposes whcn
may be deemed opportune. Inc country anu
SABANILLA, June IA, 1869.
AT a session held on the 7th inst, the House
resolved upon the following decree;-
ARTICLE l. Free commerce is hereby declared In the
Cuban republic with all nations
Arr Masters Of vessels WIN only ne required 70 give
by the authority TO their landing place. an exact
Sos tnssnacan may be- The same report viii be made
By , rsay 10 % s al e TGS Z intended
ART All authorities of the republic are hereby author
p asa Of y n and
ce said authorities VIII report such dates M to 70 Their neares
they transmitted to the supreme government OF the ma
ART This decree VIII go into date OF It's
apprpva and the having been sahSon.d on tho s
present copy and purposes therein mentioned
The country and lberty
SABANILLA, June IA, 1869.
POWERS OF THE EXECUTIVE.
At session held the 7th inst. the House OF Repre-
sentatives resolved the following;-
Executive shall lack the faculty Of proposing laws
Of the initiative Of legsation.
power recommending y with such explanations as may
citizens may make OF the right
e sa s 1 S o. Sn Af
send you this testimony for the consequent ends.
The country and libertyl
SABANILLA, June is, 1869.
Inasmuch as the foregoing laws have been sane
tloned by the Executive, and the PRONUNCIATION OF
the same expedient In order that they may produce
in the country the important results which are Of
them expected, therefore l order and command that
they be made public by this means, that coming
to the knowledge OF oil tne innaoiants OF tne repuo
tced In all their parts under the penalties IN cases
contrary which The laws designate.
Given at Deseada de CascOrrO this I'd cay OF
August 1869, the second year Of the independence.
c. NJ. DE CESPEDES.
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
Marine Disasters.

BAnx KING Ban, Carr at savannah from Liverpool left
& sS snns % sJS;iisE s
ss ss saa sssh M s Ss
possihe to get suction on them Ga The morning Of thu
paaa, Which @ plank. W po
as Ss Gar 70 sx @ 81 % the
Of vessel managed spike psnks on again On shs
hs
ns the a have s sS San Of
~ lie Kas BIRD sid a ana from The wreck qnsh
ss ] s
r.
Sabn 70 Bristol with cargo o snSa In hhds shs was
s' sqIs
Stsd King BIRD s leaking and Ps~p: song soa:i.n,y
&: G
the captain and crew q the bssrs were On
the l1 Of July s he Hns Brd experienced another gse
ss sa:esssas ssssr.qssi r. xias
Of Se ssayx sna souhs, %
Cams ms SpSn the sriva King Bird hsr captain AND and
hardship they endured during the entlro voyage
Spoken.
Brig Isadore from Boston for Port Prince Sept 49, OF
OF s Ma s. from 3s s No
Foreign Ports.
ANTWERP Sept i9--Arrved steamship City Of Dublin.
aIxseow. Sep. is-Arrtved steamship Britannia, Camp
PiyMSvTn, Sept rsArryed, steamship sax0nia, Meyer.
NYork for Hamburg (and proceeded.
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept T-,Arrived, schr Furber, Cobb,
Boston; II stons, Puryere, DO; Cha. Dennis, DO,
Taylor sbo@lnso min CITY WORK 81 crOi Eaton, Ge1
anara. Below, bark Agnes Frazer
Raglan 5 ssy tr Gso o s91 B.S. .sa
.os zs M sa. Pos Modou Can.
Coast brig ABBY Port dc Pax Below bark sachem from
.tHaSsd !a Sept ssed epm.Ap. Champion.
s:ps ias'. so
Isss miSsa sass Harmony Rio s:nst,o for ssaeTs
brig Alice from 81 aSo Passed OUT S1ri Adelaide FOR R9
cS. ssAr SSR XSSs c.msSs 6saasu Hd sissGsa
~ hoLNEs: HOLE, Sep. y. Px1Ari,ea .ehr: Lou,.
sna s%h aa fS
e; s;ss::
sac, was aesosen for 90; Anna 6Ira9er KnoTis. 40
E. 9. ss1 ss%' e
Res Js! 9oss ?2s cS for New
Ks,rnsd,srg. ,iS &C Cover wy AHnsnaa. sch" Cen
Ssas. LqsA Sas S.ss s.s ss.ns
18Th AMAvsd, 'Ohr Eagle, ssASsy saco for Jackson
sa s.nsSY .ssS A.o p. u
NORFOLK Sept B-Arrived, scnr ONEIDA, Davis Boston.
saiied-Schr paybreak, Blake Tor Port Spain Trim
wiley, Bos.oa sehrs Baird, Gardner, 90; fssks
Allen Gardner; Blew, Haley Mindora, Higgins God
frey, 6odirey and johnson, Mcbride Boston Smith,
aa:Si e s.sIs;r sss' as:
ter Providenos; Maria aoiaoa Palmer, sA'sn; Dean.
Cook, Taunton
Eomers, Portsmouth; Redjington, Gregory, DO.
PORTLAND, sep. H,,Arnved, schrS acorss Deer'ns,
Willard, Philadelphia; Wellington, Barbour Bangor tor
NYork Hud.on, Post Rockand for MAURICE River MS
Minnie Cobb Ingraham; Thomas fiix Hail. Massachussts,
Kennston, and Olive Avery, Wson, Rockland for NYork
Ada, Gibson, Goidsboro for do
Sailed-Brg Hattie E Wheeler
RICHMOND, Sept H-Arrved, schr Ida Lewis, huestls,
Boston via Woods Hole.
ssiled-Brs Medusa lBr), Fyfe, rernambuco and
kct. -
Morning Winsor liverpool With 81 QUO sacks OF wheat.
saled-shp Midnight, Brock, Lverpool bark spcedwel
iBr), Hotcbkins Punta Arenas -
Ie,h--Arrived, bark Nellie Abbott, Jordan, Manila.
WILMINGTON, NC Sept i6-Cieared brig Selma Hapen-
ny, Kennebunk schrs John, RolnA EYo1k Nellie Star,
Poland Newburyport
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.


So pss5s .sSSS sp s 4.
ssls passed SnlSo steamship pound 18th, srS,
asssst ss ~ ss
ausn c1ss s.n. ,ssPssH f !. ssy %:i 1
Poo rom
s.ssm.sp Zoe tBD cpaae Cow Bay cB. day., With
an. sss%sss su's soy Sept with "d''
FS iSs1 oa sasssa Po
spar, supposed TO be the mast o. brig IN,
81 SSssr Peel Lsrrasss London Avg sGa s
Mnturn Co. Had two births on the passage. Had mode
&c w. ys.a sM aarns MssS S' o sStf sse lat
ship p Chapman to Dsmari'ce,,an Miller @ csrdr 8
schooner bound east showing ablae tag, With waite
Bari Goethe Koen Bremen days With a.e d.. and
Br,s oarmns IaiE taGero TerranOvs, Sicily, SO days,
WITH ss sqpssn spssn voo1ss E%%is sdFs S Charleston Sc 10
'umssr WsnSsrs; had light noI'hsriy winds iho
ssSr isaac Oliver. rannen Rio Grsnde de Sui, 50 DAYS,
nss spos. River r
2io Pernam6uoo bearing sw 80 miles distant, ship Fleet,
sS 81 Of Sandy Hook passed vessel s6oa, so tor:
ns tim. sas .%s ssamsGr FAX
kee, hence for bermuda
schr Kiiley somers Virginia.
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Aousnnes Rector New Bedford for New York,
with rd,. and us',snssrs to Ferguson Wood fo
Brig James Murchie ,r Grant, shuee, Ns for New York
with sping 70 Snow d Richardson
Schr Atlantic tBr, Davidson Windsor Ns, IL days. for
Sis ssAr 1't rs New York
sshr ID. Nay SBr,, buck Roeklaud, NB for Now York
with building sonc to'P Eovus Sons
Schr Ford Carpenter, Roeklsnd NIB, Tor new YORK,
| with building stone ID BArtrsm Bros .
schr Chapman, Buck, Rock'and, NB Tor New YORK,
l with building 70 r Eevius Sons.
schr Chapman. 0rAy. Cape Sable for New YORK, with
schr Means Hsr,icE, Calais days. for New York, with
schr Rogers Rely. Calais for New York, with 'sh to
sSh1 ioassns s.~ysS xach.. for Naw York, With lah
scSr xi. osI.s pn.bury RocsIand for New York. with
ssss " Iswi sDsnldns Rocsana for New York. with
sssr TsrS.rn Ls.. Bucsm,p,,.r, vins,hsvsn for New
York, with huidips stons 10 Brookifn Ferry Co.
Bchr Maria 6mh East Lynn for New York, with building
stons W Pratt Co. -.
hchr VAah Brown, kantuckst tor New Sors, S'h nsn
Moon LNnpssas.
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY SEPTEMBER 2o SHEET

Hudson City, with throwing pitcher kt Thomas
flaherty, OF No. 4s Hamilton street. thereby cutting
to Bellevue Hospital, was 30 seriously hurt as 10
be unable 10 appear and Doctors certificate was
sent TO the justice stating that his wounds were OF
serious character. Flaherty was hurt at No. IFS
Madison street, In disturbance caused by some
loafers, who undertook to moiest wedding party
at that place. The justice locked the prisoner up
to await the result of the mans Injuries.
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
BELOW.

Ship Chancellor Jones, from Liverpool Aug 5 with mdse,
to Williams Guion (by pilot boat Hope, No Il.
Ship James Foster Jr, Hat.on, from Liverpool Aug Ia
with mdse and passengers to Chas hasha Co by pios
ID Ship Southampton {Brn smihvick from Liverpool Aug
Ship VIM Tapscott urguhart, from London Aug H. with
mdse snd 10 fspscott Co by pilot boat Hope
SHIP Plymouth Rock Warner, from Newport Aug II, with
railway iron, to Grnnen Mnturn Co by pilot boat Ed
mund Blunt, No 2l
Ship Robena. Wade, from Cardiff Aug g. with railway
ron 10 Thos Danhams Nephew 20 by pilot boat Edmund
Blunt, No q.
Ship Minnehaha (Br> Mc1rash Londonderry Aug o.
with mdse and passengers 10 Knox 10y pilot boat
Hope, Eo1).
bark Sierra Nevada, Panno London July g. with
mdse, to j bsookman (by pilot boat Edmund BlunA
No p =
Bark Marco Polo (NG) Minssen from Bremen Aug 4, with
ndse and passengers, to Koop Co tby pilot boat Hope,
No y.
lo&te Webb, Mob
Brig WILLIAMS, from Cenfuegos (by pilot boat Char
iotte Webb, No 8.
SAILED.
Ships cultivator RUSSELL Lverpool Philadelphia, Fleck
Bremen.
Wind al sunset 8.
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

FIRE AT MoTr HAvEN-A two story frame build
ing In fSSth street, North New York, caught Gre
about eleven O'Clock on saturday night, and was
totally consumed IN q short time. The house was
owned by George w; Brown, and was In, an un
finished state. II was valued al 5000 and was fully
insured. The nre u believed TO be VI incendiary
origin.
The New York herald., 1869-09-20

schr LeoncrA Ashley, Nantucket Shoals for New Yorl,
with nsh TO Comatock Co.
sehr storm Child Brooks Nantucket Shoals New York,
with fish to Miller.
schr Iris, Chase, New Bedford for New York.
schr Chew, Deering, Taunton for Rondout
delphia.
Scr VIM Tufts skdmore, Proyidence Staten Island.
sohr Sarah Faulkner, Wilson, Pawtpckct for New York.
schr W Babsook, Higgins, Westerly Tor Albany.
Schr Thames, Rhodes, Norwich for New York.
Schr Minnie hinne Parsons, Norwich for Philadelphia.
Schr Jane Ann Maria, Smith, Black Rock for Hayer-
straw.
Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Munroe Branttord for Rondout
Rchr Crandal Rogers, Milestone Point for New York.
schr Freestone HARRISON Portland Ct, for New York.
Sohr Buckingham. odber Portland CT for New YORK.
Schr Brazos Kelsey, Portland Ct for New York.
sohr II Williams, Russell, Portland CT for New York
schr Curtis, Fox, Portland CT, for New York.
Schr Hyer, Eherdge, New Haven for New York.
Bchr Roanoke, Barrett, New Haven for Philadelphia
Schr Maunn Ioa, Talbot, New Haven for Doboy, Ca
schr Mary Coyne, Facemire Bridgeport CT for Pha-
depha.
schr sias Brainard, Stevens Hart Island for New York.
Schr Ur.ah Tabitha, Gibson West Farms for Staten
Island
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
TIE NaaakGAsSsI PARK ASSOCIATION.

PROVIDENCE, r. L., Sept 19, 1869,
The entries for the october races at Narraganset
PARK have closed with about ninety nominations.
The association announce an extra purse Of $4,000
for double teams to be rotted for the first day Of
the meeting 81 900 to the nrst $500 TO the second,
and 5000 10 the third horse Entes TO close on the
night oil the 20tn.
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

TIE WEATHER YBsTERDAY.-The following record
win show the changes IN the temperature for tne
past twenty -four hours In comparison with the
responding day OF last year, indicated by the ther
mometer at Hudnut's pharmacy, HERALD Building,
Broadway, corner OF Ann street,
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
SHIPPIN e NE w S.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 10, 1859.
Herald PaclxaRes.

hCrutu K0CAu8ces
Captains and Pusers Of Vessels arriving this por, will
please deliver ah packages intondedfo the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached our Steam
Yacht neet Tho New York Associated Press not now
collect maripc reports attend to the delivery OF packages
a. will be BY the following extract from
Of regular monthly meeting, held March 9, 1861
Resolved That and after April 1885, the Associated
Press VIII discontinue the collection of ship nevs In the
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
M The once Of the HERALD steam yachts JAMES and
JRANNETTE Is at Whitehall slip All minicaons from
owners and consgnees to the masters Of inward bound
seD will be forwarded free of charge
The New York herald., 1869-09-20


be pleased to promulaate and cause the same to DC
Obeyed and compiled with.
sABANILLA, June 0, 1850.
TIE CREDIT OF THE REPUBLIC
At session held this day 1t has been reported that
you have sanctioned the following resolution by the
House,
pace dsposs Executive snoan.. paper.
have collected rendering such Of the
That as soon as these sumo or documents OF credit WIN
saTs Is5 S as EisSss ss g., 1s %1as Of %
amounts Of the active cred, OF the republic.
At the same session the House ordered that copy
OF this resolution be sent to you In order that you
may be pleased TO prom mugate and cause the same to
be obeyed and Complied with. The country and
sABANILLA, June Q, Isee.
THE POWER on SPAIN IGNORED.
At session held this day has been reported that
the House,
That the properties belonging TO citizens friends Of the
ss s y and e s1 1'
oesson made by the latter will be held null void
s SRii: Ss'ss
may suffer from destruction.
The House orders copy Of this resolution TO be
sent TO you, IN order that you may promnlgaie and
The country aud liberty
SABAHILLA, June 0, 1850.
HOW TO NRU7RALrzE SPANISH INFLUENCE.
AT o session held this day the House OF Represen.
tatvee has adopted the following resolutions:-
ss's % = sa'
& pSsssn:y 70 %s;s e: !: s., q s
ss o % & 5 S IS :s ss e "a s sSo ss. y
House 1 ss s:s & " <. 70 a al ss p eS
House OF Representatives resovesi-
I :.:s S a; u, D
Shs E4ieeutiys 4. .pproyss of his decree u,...
chasusemeIs t1nes) indsmDdcauons which
The New York herald., 1869-09-20


Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
Average for week this year. aT...................TlH
Average for week last year. ........ 60A
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Lowell has recently graduated Edward
Berry 10 Waterbury Reform School, for
trying the eject OF his fire upon neat stock
while out hunting, rather than upon the
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
y. +. Stevens. late of Newburv, but
for the last lew months Of the Stevens
house at Rutland has taken the dry goods
business OF Pierce Il Edson Of that place