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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31
EXAMINING BROOKLYN HOTELS.
THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS, UNLIKE THE FIRE
MARSHAL, CONSIDER THEN SAFE.

THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS, UNLIKE THE FIRE
MARSHAL, CONSIDER THEM SAFE.
Fire Marshal Ready made an official inves-
tigation the condition OF the PerrepOn Mansion, aud
Clinton Houses, the leading hotels In Brooklyn, last
week, and made report declaring that the buildings
were totally unproyded with Of escape in Of
fire. and were otherwise dangerous to human life. The
report was so that the Police Commissioners have
suppressed 1t, and after making O visit to the
hotels they have declared them to be in
good condition in every way. The Pierrepont House
was visited by Gen. Jourdan, Mr.. Briggs, and MI. Kauf
mann, inspected it from cellar to garnet. They
found the two wings provided with freescapes and at
their suggestion the proprietor immediately ordered
other constructed from the roof Of the hotel to the
roof OF the adjoining building and by that those
who sleep the upper story will be enabled to effect
escape in OF FIRE. With that additional means OF
escape the hotel rendered safer place Of residence
than many private houses in the city where there is
single stairway, and that usually narrow one, down
which the inmates make their escape.
The Mansion House found to be equally well pro-
tected and the only improvement which suggested
itself Gen. Jourdan and Mr.. Briggs their tour Of
inspection through the building the building Of
additional freesoape from tho roof to the ground The
building is already provided with two, one at each wing
and the proprietor will add third. They
also found the building provided with a portable
fireescape which can be thrown out OF the window.
Buckets of water kept In readiness every floor IN
the building. The furnaces and heating apparatus In
each building were also inspected and found TO be per-
fecty safe. AT the Pierrepont House window the
top floor, guarded with an iron grating pointed
out to the proprietor. who has ordered II 70 be
OF wire, which can DO readily removed II the inmates
should ever be called upon to seek for safety on the roof
Headquarters and expressed desire TO do all in their
power to make their buildings perfectly safe. In few
days the Commissioners will also inspect those buildings
and when that done the report OF the Fire Marshal
will DO published
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31
Tuy BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board of Supervisors laid over, yester-
day. resolutions folows Requesting the Controller
to furnish on jan 1872 detailed statement OF all out
standing bonds against the county and for what pur-
pose they were issued also detailed statement OF oil
unpaid claims against the county authorizing him 10
buy for the use the city and county the copyright OF
"Ford's Improved Index" at price not 10 exceed
&C. 0O and asking him pay all county salaries on the
day they are due. A resolution tabled authorizing
COrOners 20 eKhume, at the c0untys expense, bodies
from the ruins OF burned buildings.
The Boards OF Aldermen aud Assistant Aldermen
transacted routine business only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31

conferred, have not only done my full duty but far
more than my lawful duty, and therefore ougnt 70 DO
free from unjust censuro."
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-21

CHARGED the duties of their exalted sta
tions-luliilling al the just expectations
of their friends, and disappointing their
roiitical opponents; that hy their dis
tin.uished ability, eloqnence and learn,
ing, rs we'll as by their patrintic and
earnest devotion to the great cause OF
Equal Rights and universal Freedom,
they nave gained national reputation,
aud commanded ut hume and abroad the
APPRECIATION aud confidence OF the Re-
publican party.
CONCLUSION
With the passing OF the resolutions
che work of the convention was com-
plete. Mr. iluhbelI returned his thanks
to the convention in fitting words, wish-
ina them safe returns to their homes,
and assuring them Of triumph in the day
OF trial +. A. NJ
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-21

MERCHANT TAILRO-
ING, AT DELLER'S EN-
PORIUM. kept constantly
on hand a full assortment o.
all the leading styles of
Cloths and Cassimeres. All
work done in the most dura-
bic and fashionable manner,
and a good fit warranted in
every case. Our stool Of
Ready-Made Clothing is The
most EXTENSIVE in the city, and
at least lOper cent. the lowest.
Call and examine for your
selves. XXlII-17
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-21
Plaintiffs Attorney
Dated March S, lSl2-ila6 Nineral Point, Wi
STATE OF WISCONSIN, Clrcu,, oorr,
y IuWI turNTy N'SuN Nbull'

CTATE OF WISCONSIN, c,r,,,, c,
- Iowa County, N''u' o"url'
In he mater ~ the application of William Henry
PrieauX, Tor an order changing and establishing
his name rs William prideaux Peters and estab.
fishing him as heir AT la~ Of James Peters.
TO dH lcl0m IL may concern.
TAKE N"TICk, That an application will he mad TO
The 'ircut Court, in and for said county al the
next regular term thereof appointed to- br held at
The Court iiouSe, In the vii age OF Dodgeville in
said county. on the fourth Monday of March next
II being The 10Th day uf March A. d. tsT2 at The
open ng OF Court on that day or soon thereafter
s. Iuunca can I've heard for an order changing aud
est hi shiug the name of WILLIAM HENRY pRiD.
EAtN. OF Dodgevie. Iowa County, WIscons H. to
WILLIAM PRIhEAU& PETERS, aud establishing
him as heir at law OF James Peters Of Dodeeyille
Iowa Cuuaty Nrcousin.
REESE & CARTER
Attorneys for said Applicant
Dated De1gevie. Wis February ~, ls72--1w6
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-21
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, c,.,,,. Ga,
Inv A EnItNrN NI'NuiV NVuIN,

Iowa County. o'Nu' ''u''
George II Potts athsrine s. Calhoun, Elizabeth
Lamb, Mary X. Holmes and Thomas d Potts
Plaintiffs. against ,ieorte II. rolts and the nm
known heirs of John II. Potts, deceased De.end
The Nt,te Of Wisconsin 10 Gforge II PbttS and
the HakHofrH hsirS Of John II Potts, dcc4asd,
dffeHdttHtS abOce apated
Gou are hereby summoned ard required 10 answer
the mulaHt Of the above named paint which
VI be fiji in the office of the Clerk II he Circuit
Court IN an for said county, and to copy %
your the subscriber his utiic. in the city
Of Mineral POINT, Wisconsin, within twenty dav.
ser the ervice Of this summons exclusive Of the day
of such serylc and If ynu fail to err said com.
p amt AS her hy repaired, the pnlntiffs will apply
" the Court for the relief emanded in the complaint
AL.X. WILSON, Plaintiffs Attorney
Mineral Point Wisconsin
Dated February, OH, lS7k.-sw 6
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-21
F.ESTi FOR SALE.

THE undersigned offers fof sale his FIRM Of s0acres
! In the town u WaIdwlck. a quarter Of mile
south Of the afholic Church. 20 acres of prime
tim5er and 20 of rich upland rolling praire. Ia q
rich aad prosperous neighborhood Good ,chuos
near by. Terms SIS per acre hsf cash and half
time u ne or tive years Apply 20 WIN 7 Hem
~, banker, Mineral Point. or the owner,
FRANCIS rinMINS, waldwlek.
Aug 22a. 1911 83uf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-21
= l. NJ vi q :.
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, circr,, Court
/ Iowa COUNTY, "'''' So"'''

TUE STATE OF WISCONSIN, Circuit Court
/ Iowa COUNTY, ' No''" !
john W Stearns james +. Stearns and John W.
Siearns, jan, plaintiffs against Lewis G heeer
Carolin, A. &. Wheeler aud j. D. Wheeler, de.
feuduis
Stuts Of Wisconsin To Lewis G VIII chr raro-
line y. Wheeler anil D, Wheeler, defendants
You are hereby summoned and required Ia
swer the complaint o above named plaintiffs which
Ia ueen filed IN ia oice OF the Clerk OF the cir
cut Cour ia and for said county. he viliaus Of
bod vile IN said county. and to serve copy OF
your answer 10 said complai on me AT my office in
the city Of Mineral 20 ut, low county. Wisconsin
within twenty DAYS after tn service of this sum
mons. eNclusiv" OF the day of such service and if
you fail 10 answer said complaint, rs hereby re-.
aurud he pia ntiN viii take Judgment against you
Tor Two Hundred and FUrty.Seyen and 6S-iU0
Do lars, together with interest thereon At
the rate Of - per cent, per annum from Nov. nh
ISL, besides the Gusts OF tbs action
ALtX. WILSON
Plaintiffs Attorney,
Dated March S, ls72-ila6 Mineral Point, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-21
To Teachers and District
Clerks.

NOTICE is hereby given that the regular spring
- examination of teachers for Iowa Couuty viii
be held AT he following times and places to.wit:
At Arena, for the towns of Arena and Wyoming
Aprli sth and OH.
At bodgevle, for the towns Of Dodgeyille and
Rdgesay, Anril 10th and llth
Al Mineral Polnt, for the towns Of Mineral Point
Waldwck and Moscow l2ih and 18th
AZ highland, for the towns OF Highland. Pulaski
and Clyde, April 10Th aud 10th
AT Linden, for the towns of Linden and MnlIp
April 18th aud 18th.
Aiso supplementary examination will be held at
DodgeViiie. May 9th and 7th for the accommodation
OF those not able Ia attend the regular examinations
In Their own districts
Applicants are expected to come provided with
pen, ink aud oolscap paper,
THOMAS PATEFfELD,
M'thln, Feby 2Sth, lSl2-td Co. Supt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-21
TAKEN Up-IlEIEEK.

DY TUE SUBSCRIBER, In the town Of Nfln
ID on or about the sth inst, two old heif
sr, dark red color, white IN forehead two white
hind I ct, about two years ord. The owner is re-
qur-led to cali, prove properly, pay charges anC
TAKE said stray away. ANN DOLPHIN
Dated March l3, 1872 ilwls
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NOTICE.
Greenville and Columbia Railroad

company.
Inc state. eI relcfione the Attorney. General.
Plalntiff. Us. the GreenvilIe and Columbia
Railroad Company, defendant.
James It. Gibbes, james r. Prinple and
others, PLAINTIFF, us. the Greeny1lIe and
Coiumbia Railroad Company and Others.
defendants.
NNHE undersigned having, by order of his
Il Honor Samuel w. Melton Circuit Judoe
or the Fifth Circuit, dated June is, 1872.
been appointed Referee on the above stated
cases, to ascertain and report, among other
thlngs, the amount of indebtedness OF the
Grecnville and Columbia Railroad Companv
with authority by advertisement to reonire
al! creditors to establish their respective de-.
=, Notice ia hereby given to all and singular
the creditors OF the said Greenviile and CO.
iumbla Nailroad Company. whether holdil1
bonds OF the fret mortgage, bonds or certiH.
Gates OF indebtedness guaranteed by the
State, bonds or certificates OF indebtedness
OF the second mortgage, non mortgage bonds.
or claims OF any other character to present
and establish their respective claims before
the undersigned, as Referee, at his Office in
Columbia, South Carolina, on or before the
hrst day OF October next, at which time his
report on such claims will be made mn and
submitted to tho Court in the said caees.
JOHN 8. GREEN, Referee
COLUMBIA, s. c., June 10, 1872.
June II u1or1o
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THE AUGUSTA EXCHANGE

"Ao INSTITUTION ls intended to facilitate
Il transactions in COTTON, GRAIN and
phODUCE for immediate and future de-
livery. and especially for tho purchase and
sale or SOU rHERN SECURITIES. daily
cali Is made Of all the leading Securities in
S, carolina, Georgia. Tennessee, Alabama,
ssrT1sTPsAs; srATs soNps' osNTpSsAeirg 6I%gY aoSns
RAILWAY BONDS. RAILWAY SHARES.
-, MANUFACTURING SHARES, &c. Sc.
me unders,gned, members Of the AU-
uUSIA EACHAGE, solicit orders to buy or
sci! anything in the above line:
W. 3. hoDERTs, OF Roberts, Morris i Shi.
vers.
Q. B. BACON. Cotton Commission Merchant.
gusta Factory.
d. +. RUSSELL. of Russell Potter.
a. a. EEALL, OF Beall, Speare L. Co.
JOHN JENKINS, OF j. T. B. jenkins,
W.DANIEL, OF Daniel e. Hill.
q. ID. PH1NIzY, of g. II Phinixy e. Co.
". II. wARntN, OF Warren, Wallace 4 Co.
A: 4. Booos, Broker.
". F. HEnaiSo, Of 'Claghorn, Herring Co.
JoHN Al. CLARK. of J. III. Clark L Co.
I. +: BRANCH, OF Branch, Sons & Co.
Il. Il. HICKMAN, President Savings Bank
and draniteville Fa ctory.
Q. A. ROWLAND, Commission Merchant.
". Al. READ, Of Franklin, Read l. Co.
| change Bank.
d. O'DowD. OF NJ. ODowd Il Co.
r. l.. COHEN, OF John J. Cohen & Sons
w. E. JACKSON, President OF National Bank
OF Augusta and Augusta Factory.
I. G. BARRETT. Of Barrett & Caswell.
nj. p. SToyALL, Cotton Factor and Commits.
sion Merchant.
GEoRaE X. SIDLHY. OF J. Hibley l. Sons.
w. i. WHEELts3, Of Wheeless d Co.
0. M. STONE, Of Isaac T. Heard i Co.
G. "A. ALLEN, OF Walker L Allen,
J. NJ. BuRDELL. Commission Merchant.
.. !. PEAncE, OF ]. j. Pearce, Butler j. Co.
A.. PouLLAIN, OF Poullain l. Dawson.
GEoRdH 1. JACKSON, OF George r. Jackson
". q. S1DLEY, of Dunbar l. Sibley. and Pre-.
| sident OF Langley Manufacturing Compauv.
y. j. DOUGHTY, Cotton Commission Mer.
chant.
w. Q. SANDERS, OF Inman Il Ssnders
". II. HOWARD, OF w. H. Howard d Son.
y. r. CLAYTON, OF E. P. Clayton & Go,
y. ". HEARD, Of 8. D. Heard l. Son.
Al. l. BRANCH, OF Branch, Scott & Co.
-. Is. DoUGHERTY. Of Bones. Brown & Co.
IHOMAS l.. STovALL, OF StOvall i Hull
Il. Fl. MAY, Of Il. H. May g. Co.
y. .. MATHEwSoN, Tobacco Cotton Goods
and General Produce Merchant
y. ). DoZIER, OF Dozier l. Walton
q. +. CURRY. Banker and Broker.
JAMES A. GRAY, OF James A. Gray l. Co.
u. ). MILLER, OF j. F. i l.. ]. Miller.
r. a. TIMBERLAKE, OF Ramey & Timberlake.
THOMAS NJ. JACKSON. OF Cox. Jackson d Co.
=. r. WILMAN, OF Branch, Sons Co.
June 20 1871
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REWARD OF A RAscAn-The President
has appointed ex-Congressman Clark,
OF Texas, to be postmaster at Galveston.
at salary of $4,000 year. It is little
more than month since Clark was ex
PEELED from his seat in Congress by O
unanimous vote of the House, on The
unanimous report of committee that
he held it by the grossest fraud. There
are no charges made against the present
postmaster ut Galveston, and his super
sedure Is not only violation of the new
civil service rules, but is followed by
an appointment universally denounced
by friend and foe alike OF the Admins
tration.
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The last Of the Ku Klux Committee's q
report and testimony is in press at the
Government printing Office The work
consists OF thirteen volumes, containing
o,26l octave pages, in BREWER type;
there are 5000 ems to the page, or o.,
793. 600 in the whole work, and nearly
10, 600 pounds of type metal was used in
making the stereotype plates.
An illicit distillery has been discovered
In Missouri cave, 400 yards nnder
ground. The cavern has two openings,
one leading into The side of hill, and
the other running straight down from
the top. The former was used for in
gress and egress, the latter as chimney
and for the collection of water for the
distilIery.
On Saturday last, Charley Barber, CO.
lored, was committed to jaii at this place
charged with committing rape on q CO.
lored woman on the plantation of Mr..
w. II. Robertson, near Rocky Mount.
The woman is said to be in dangerous
condition, owing to the violence of the
brute .-Chester Reporter.
Patrick Walsh, private of Company
&C." 18th Infantry, died in Yorkville on
Friday night last. A post 0aortem exalni-
nation developed tho fact that his death
resulted from liberation OF the bowels
He was buried in the town cemetery on
Saturday afternoon last, with military
honors.
The printers of Raleigh, n. c., nre to
have picnic on the 4th of July, to
come off at Kittrell's Springs-principal
amusement, q foot raoe-prizo silver
cup-entranoe fee twenty-five cents.
A foreign correspondent says that on
the night of June 10 an attempt was
made to blow up the statues of the
Prince Consort and Lord Carlisle in
Dublin.
Mr.. David NJ. Watson died at his resi-
dence in Anderson County, on Sunday
night last, in the forty-fourth year OF
his age.
100 men are employed two hours every
morning in sweeping off the dirt accu.
mulated by the Boston jubilee.
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WnY DEMOCRATS SHOULD suppon7

WHY DEMOCRATS SHOULD Supponr
MR. GREELEY. few Southern pub
lic men who are resisting the Greeley
movement seem to have little faith in
the New York Democratic instinct. which
on the instant forgot, or forgave. all
dreeley's past, and acted only for the
country's present and future good. We.
who have lived with Greeley for forty
years, feel and know we can trust him.
and have faith in his word and the
pledges OF his Cincinnati letter. We
1eel and know we can through him Sc
cure the State against Grant by an i'm
mense majority-50,000 we think; and
We thus see him an instrument of Provi
dence to rescue the country. Hence the
unanimity Of New York, and it's earnest
ness, to be followed we hope, by other
States, especially by the Southern States,
win which. almost always, during the
existence OF our republic, the Democracy
mere have been i'll sympathy. Then,
again, sc reason thus, and we think
all Southern men should also reason
thus:
Greeley. if elected by the Democracy
ana Liberal Republicans, will bring with
him from $50 to 180 anti Grant Repre-
sentatives into Congress. The Senate
now stands seventeen Democrats. EIGHT
or zine Liberal Republicans. There are
seventy-two Senators of the United
States; thirty-seven is majority. The
additional twelve we need can only come
to us from victories, ms in New York,
pennsylvania, and elsewhere, or from
the great turn tho carpet-bag element in
the Senate would take on Greeley's cleo.
tlon. The Senate will be against us for
ten or fifteen years, unless through some
such movement as this. When Congress
Is ours, we have control of the Govern
ment. We can pacify and purify the
country; maintain what is left in the
Constitution. a Democratic straight
out ticket would render all this doubtful,
we think, impossible. Hence, we in
New York, by instinct, as in Tennessee,
ratified the Cincinnati Greeley move
ment. The rest of the country has
moved less rapidly, but quite as surely"
Ne,o York Express democrat
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Dividend Notice.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF

CULU MBIA, 8. c., JUNE 25, 1872.
A meeting of the Board Of Directors.
a held this day, the following resolution L
WAS passed.
Resotued, That dividend Of FIVE PER CENT.
on the capital stoch Of this Bank tree from
au United States, State, County and city turesj
is hereby declared out Of the profits for the
Elk months ending Juno 80, 1872 and that
-FOUR FER CENT. ADDITIONAL on said capital
stock he takon from the balance OF said pro-
fits and carried to the credit Of our surplus
fund.
The above dividend is payable on and after
the lat proximo, at the counter OF the Bank.
Jnnc26 } A. G. BRENIZER Caahier
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Auot1on sales.
Notice to Capitalists

Notice to Capitalists.
SAFE oJ Guy Of Columbia Seuen per cent. Bonds.
OFFICE C1TY TREASURY
COLUMBIA, 8. c., June 10, 1872.
PURsUANT to authority delegated By re-
- solution, adopted by the City Council, I
July II, 1872. ONE HUNDRED AND Fifty
THOUSAND DOLLARS CITY OF COI,IJM
BlA SEVEN PER CENTUM TWENTY YEARS
bUNDS. SAD bonds will be Of the denomi-
OF the sale to be used for the erection of the
new City Hall, new Market, and other public
improvements.
-, Inc right IL reserved to dispose OF part OF
Mayor and Treasurer may determine.
ANY further information desired can be OH
tained by addressing CHAS. BARNUM.
June 20 City Treasury. Columbia. 8 G.
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Portable Fountain Pumps.

OST received a supply Of portable foun.
= tain PUMPS and SPRINKLERS, which
is the most useful and convenient apparatus
Tor Watering shrubbery, flowers and plants.
Also, useful article for extinpuishinp f,res
a. the commencement, sprinkllng sidewalks.
&c, &C. For sale at low prices by
June ~ JOHN AGNEW 4 SON
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-06-28

THE FRENCH BAND TRIUMPHANT AT
BOSTON The critical correspondent of
tho New York Tribune. at Boston,
awards the palm to the Parisian band OF
the Garde Republicaine Franchise, and
says: II can have no hesitation in plac.
ing them above their English and Ger
man rivals, und if am not mistaken,
the people generally formed similar
Judgment. The foreign bands have
proved the grent attractions of the week,
and tremble to think what the Jubilee
would have been without them. Doubt
less they will he in constant demand for
the rest of the festival, aud I shall not
be surprised if they kindle and keep
alive the needed enthusiasm which nei-
their Handel's chorus nor missionary
hymns on gun powder and nnvils, nor
even the famous conquests of artists,
have yet sulficed to excite. With cheap
er admissions, and plenty of English
men, Frenchmen and Prussians, and
grent deal of the divine Strauss, over
whose ungodly wultzes Puritan New
England is now rnviug crazy, the jubilee
may yot avoid the fnancial disaster
which on Monday seemed inevitable"
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Carriages at Reduced Prices

-v THE undersigned, intending
Hg6to make change in their busis..
SSS> ness, will, for a short time. offer
@their stock OF fine OARRIaGES
BUGdlES, DC, at and below cost, to cash
CUSTOMERS. Most OF their stock being Of
.ne,r ..1 own manufacture. is superior In mate
Ttdt ana durability TO that rnonufdcfured in
NoTfhern narIitt., and sold 6y dealers oni,,
june 26 CARROLL 4 SPEIIMHN
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On Friday, for the first time since tho
outbreak OF the Carlst insurrcction in
Spain, band of insurgents awaited the
attack of Government troops An in
surrectionist bnnd. under command of
SabilleS, which was entrenched near the
villnge of Perscoltera, in the province of
Navarro, encountered battalion of
loyal forces, and conflict of five hours
duration ensued. The Government
troops at length triumphed, the Carists
being driven from their position. Con-
siderable loss was sustained on both
sides.
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Office,

DERsONS who lett WATCHES in nv care
IL years ago to be repaired, will please call
TOR The same, give description, state time
When left, pay charges and take them away.
II not called for within ninety days from this
date, will sell them to pay costs
June % a DIERcKg