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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-03

YVES PATENT OFFICE,

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u an. ,.,, wnsa ~ S d o. agsgst is isIs
ton. Connecticnth praying for the s5tension Of
yember, fs6s. for an Improvement In Huber
ii is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the aist day Of October next; that the
time for Ming arguments and the report
aid petition DO heard on the 5 b day Of November
Any person may oppose this sste nsion.
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pRoPosAIs FOR A STEAM LAUNCH.
qy.s1unx....n es We Htst Ss11es.

MAsHnoTos, u, O, August II. I1a'
sA1ScH for use In the waters q s0uihsrn liar.
She should be strongly built have . speed Of not
water but 70 be supplied with tanks for holding !
supply Of fresh water for ordinary use, and con.
be used, and 70 have steam bilre ejtctor: boiler
tested TO two hundred pounds; sife, nifty fess In
st Inches; TO have small and light incio.ed cabin
Proposals for either wooden or iron hull viii be
Place and time q delivery 70 b stated Price Of
use 70 Be stated, with description Of nttinxa.
sealed Proposals.. e b !sddre..ed 70 The under
SeS aartesm nsu ds aS9n py MAJ ~
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ID RoPosAIs FOR SUPPLIES.
oyy.c. BuncnAsMo AND pEror g: 8.

oIIiS. ByneHss; ss As n. Dsr e Ss.,
.u ssa s "a
reeeived Al this ONCE until u O'Clock m WEDNES-
DAY. September 10, is7s. for furnishing the United
delivered in this city, ii the 81, Paul and Pscinc
railroad depot. or Northern Pacific railroad depot
s56sIs. mt quality Mess Pork. packed with
10000 pounds fresh ground xxx Flour, Of best
quality, two thirds I'm barrels, head lined,
md one half sacks tdouble)of lou pounds
1900 poundvsresh ground bolted Corn Meal white
oryeiiow. (which to DO statedJ in seamless
nooo pounds prime new white Beans, well Sea-
soned. clean and Of uniform sizs, put upin
mn str9ns ssaml s ssskso " PSpnd. each
no pounds carefully selected Tea, in original
PACKAGES, one third green and two thirds
100 pounds "or Sugar. in barrels.
z,0o sallons Tin half bsrrelsl pure Whisky. Vine
furious suestances, p uniform s,rensth,
70 heuirslize one nuid ounce, packages %
sSd S:sSs md iron ~ soops a p paint "a and
a'Sol pounds good Soap. hard and dry. and In
$50" p9Snd Ei9s Bait ID good strong barrels.
i.iOo pounds pure ground Black Pepper, in, quar-.
ter pound TN packages, pacfed In boxes,
ri q g ssfn Tor u.bDr
0:ooo pognds "a Flour. delivered Il Fort Pem6ins;
sAme 1t Fort wadsworth. and II. 90 pounds 1t Fort
Ripley. Minnesota, TO be delivered before October
All ne stores e be Of the be., quality. and ready
SHs s a%i in NJ cases.
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel and c's.
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LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
M w,su,,ara5sTyHsnns NEW yopH

Hereafter he Hns stssms6ips' 4 d,
R HNIss esp tsa y t2ah q!gRess2fss Sl -
s9s WI sIIT h s,,.,
Iidsy. ~ .. m. and NeIAndris The same day Il
q, fg!l inioIn.,,on ,gpIy p a.: pHSaAM
hsI'iSiisvssas LwTH6A % siSSs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-03
IINITED SKATES pATESNTT 0FEl,CIEi,

On the petition q WiLIiia +. SosE' q Newton;
vile, Masa, praying for the extension Of patent
rTsnted 70 him i5l6 day OF November, 1858. aud re-
ISSUED on the s6ih day of February. ISL, for an
i'll Is ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the ltth day OF October next that the te
Tor filing Arguments and the Examiners report be
limited 10 the l4th day OF October next, and that
said petition be heard on the 18th day OF October
next
Any Rsr.on MAY 9Bpgsss "a; sIisq 9a%m,.oD.r
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-03

LIMITED STATEs PATKNT UfFICK,
tn. pssa' " g1ss 5 ASsa. r. iS New
oIs.ns A. S5sy IN t fSs ihS %
1881, for an inn royemsnt In Fastening Metal Hoops
on qS's crasssa th.. the testimony in the case be
closed on The 18th day OF October nsIt; that the
lime for nlins arguments and ths EIAmlner's re-
October next IN.
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GOVERNMENT SALE,

BIpsKY BAnRAcxs. NEnRAAkAl
August I, 1873 \
There will be sold 81 suction, 81 Sidney Barrscks
EebraskA, on TUESDAY, September ., ISIS, At 10
o'clo: . seven horses, lot Of tools, clothing,
camp and garrison eQuipA+fe, aud . miscellaneous
lot Of quArtermAster's stores. Terms cash. and
3. McCONIHE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-03

WAsHINeToN AND OHIO RAILROAD.


Egts5sSsI RsEt \
Es:ys y..h !, Y; and e. m and
ssa Awe S!ss !, Mfs sniIS1 m. sSa .sS n
i:' tss.sS . ssgas Et's s,.nar ana M
md tai .. m. and Il Washington II $50 a m. and
!ns!on nd ono ssrs Il he ss,ipors md Po.cmss
q fs%op viihs, a. sS.nss o. ssa 80
1.s rom R. ae iron sonn sas1Sr as saa s
e. ysiss Dur d KIP
sasfa A'-''~ oensr q Fiesei Ss.,;,.
pKNSSsYiy,A,NiA Ain LINE
= ~ FfiRihitapELggIA,
AND ALL POINTS IN TIE NEW ENGLAND
THROUGH DErysEEsSr t%sAsu1Soros AND
.a.y%.s a. Ss b. . "a til.
s sGa III, fsa Tssrf psi w "a i SUNDAY
yil be run over the penp.yy.nis AT Line. ie.yins
pSn ss5af q the SSSs z as y sGs
III Inc, issve washington. a, 8 % a. m. daily. OF.
" Gss S Bsftimoroa, su =. m. daily. s,Ocp, Sun.
Leave IVES. Philadelphia. at isp. m. daily. eI.
ks.lss 4 New York M.0p. m. daily. srcep,
Hammond s5grs... leave Washington at i'ia p m.
Leave Bsiti%orc siaS p. m, daily. e,oep, Sun.
Is.ys Yves. Phil.dnlphls =. SIS p. M. daily. eI.
xisiye a New York AioNs p. H., daily. ercep.
Eisht express, lcsye Washington ~ 90 p m daily.
tssys We. PS.as iS :, sS JAIN x. daily.
Arrive MI TR hIis 4 sE II n NY
F... line leave New YoTi !. y am.
as%oaS sseas s. " Yai, p m
s Slslss Il Y$S::Lis::S;::SS 4 4
n Ht ssr HIN .ns river
rCsa Ere a Gs y, and on Hudson river
s:lisa z! IA H sssSis$ nc.sl. ,na r..
& s sSS s.n 81
aimed, Northeast corner q Thirteenth street md
snd sysnSs sSanSr .so
baltimcre and Potomao railroad Sornel sihth and
Dii oener.if f..: :; rSH 3ssh..
I@ALTMoRR AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
6ffor oonrrss o sEffR AED p srn.rTs
sDass$ vi i'ii II iSs \ 'a;''
8Ts : % ANY Nv Yor, r., :.; iSsi,, ,,o,D,
gS. .s daily. except Sun Sunday. p,n,,., ,ror
lily s'coPm9d,.on Ssrh and Wet %siIy
dsi snSsp, san ion from % bsisl%oas
,is !: m. New York e,. S.EEy :sicsps sunday:
4. B:!.ipc,s sag.s. SsI; siesgs sanS.s
SS$ 81 ssI sS'iSn. dsiis. 81 saSasz AM, ,'o,,
ss n S6s,nns.i r. s.Iin0I red si:sSi
'%S "a: daily New 10 . ID m. Southern
pre- daily.
? i; ssesssi y Bssss siss tram: &. asiiSoso'.
,nN ~ S9s n nna "a M IA arx y
p %n.,o, ,rv,,,n~ !, v..s,,.,o, J, :, q, .u
Nd ~ 2 m connect q Bovis With trains leaving
fs:::as.s lssylRs ,s.is ord order: !. F&s.s. ome.
ssp h. S ss e:Sd III sSsSisS
WI. Th5Sush lcis,. e. CIncinnsa: oolSnbs:.
ls!s.sS e., Sn s ssP sssspaiscO' and m point
IA fo6aa dsa Ps.ssSssT Xssns
A sSAR aHS AZ SbShlSa asD Y kAfd
Les.i TIM u! HIslspdri. Is.!s I. iefa.:
andi M % Aieisndais asily: m oshsrs daiiy m
osRs sIn .lsIns leave Alexandra. ss follows,
M an: ma : mn rom sIsnas. ANY 1n Il S S.Ssi
ILL any sLSeW nsnoay. -..s ...,,. =. u..s
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICK,
~ wAsHIsaTos. D, o. Ausnst y is1s.
On thu, Petition Of NlwMAs biLyhnrHoAs, q
patent granted 10 him on the aeth day Of Noyem-
ber is,q: reissued on the I'd day OF September,
isl and on the an day Of August 1855, for an i'm.
provement in Boot and shoe fips;
ii Is ordered that the testimony In the case DO
closed on the 2sth day Of October neIt; that the
time for .hlins, arsumsnts and the EIAminer's re-
and that said petition DO heard on the 18th day of
November neIt
ssn H HRs NJ III yE.f THaaEfT. oo%nissi0nsr.
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IN kIN ny h. sEA-RLEI,
ANOHITRCT,

TO Z street, Opposite Post once Dspsrt-
lsISu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-03

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u WARRINGTON, D, O.. August %. ls7s.
afhe petition o. oKoRaE Cook and HANNIBAL
J. KIMBALL, OF New Haven. Connecticut,
70 them on nth day OF December, ists, for an i'm.
provement in Top Propa for Carriages;
closed on the 18th day Of Noyember neat: that the
time for hlinE Arguments andthe Examiner's report
be limited to the bth day ofDecember next and that
said petition be heard on the 10th day Of December
Any person may Oppose this extension.
ssjwSt ii. b. LRddETT. Commissioner.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-03
O. @. WILLARD,
EBBlTT HOUSE,
WASHINGTON, ID. O. aust

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WAsHNaros. D. g. August Is. 1873.
Bridgeport, Conn. praying for the extension Of
patent granted TO him on the 29th day Of Noyem;
Casting:
closed on the 18th day OF October next that the time
for nling arguments and the Examiners report be
limited TO the 7th day OF November next, and that
said petition be heard on the 18th day Of November
next
A5y NAY oRpgsss .a,i ssseasEn
, 1873-10-05
AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED-A FARMER MADH tN In
~ ons wook ons young c]eAred $la in ons day,
Agents from tho country preferred. ~ KaAt Asdaonst
, 1873-10-05
BUSINESS CHANCES.

| + HAVE A. LARGE VARIETY OF PROFITABLE
business chAnco roprossntInx all hranclGa
EclahGx aud s8ceent. Gall It % Kaat Madiaonst.,
Room IL, u. @. lIU8TAGI, ~
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jay Cooke's Washington City Baak.

We have already ma le reference to the
fact t,lnt the First National Bank, Of Wash
ington, hal on deposit nearly 5000, 600
oC Government funds. for which no securi-
t. had been given the Government, al
though the law expressly provides that no
tn.tad States moneys shall he deposited
with any bank or other institution without
seclrity n JnitedStates' bonds to an equal
amount. A statement in the New York
Tribu.e makes the ease more mysterious
and more rcpreEcusiblo than ever. This
journal says:
b tie uficial statement Of tie Washiog
to- binks far september, II appears that on
the l2th Of hat month the FIRST National
had $4,000 Of the Government money on
deposit, secured by 100000 in bonds. On
tln same day, Treasurer Spinner made
ar~ft an the bank for abou; $4,000, which
was not pad. 4 few days later, he made
au";her dr,tt for the same amount, ld
that also WAS not paid. On the 18th the
bank cio>ei its doors and it was discovered
that during tIsis interval Of six DAYS. while
the bank had been unable to meet its obi
CATIONS to the Guvrrnment. il had secured
an increase of Sl92. 400 of Government de-
posts, without any au .mentatiCn of the
Securjtv.
TIE Chicago Tribune saws the only ex-
PLANTATION gwen To shO~ how it was that
tho Government deposit shollt >teadly in
crease willie Government drafts were stea.
Oily dlShouorel, Is hy the issue of fraction
al currency to the First National Bank.
There is a rule that bank, outside OF Wash
irgton may obtain fractional currency on
presenting certificate that an cquaI a.
mount Of grceubaeks had been DEPOSITED
with them to the credit Of :he United
States. Bu this rule, naturally, did not
aIp.y 10 Washington banks, since g;eeu-
backs could be directly exchanged for frac-
tiouaI currency 1t the Treasury building
without the intervention Ct the banks. The
fact that the First National Bank should
Apply Tor : iJS, 900 Of fractional currency
Hl,hiu s~p weeks, cJntlar7 to custom anl
9d.e, wonId have excited suspicion If there
had been any disposition to protect the
Government. Bat Secret r. Richardson,
it i. stated, insisted THAI the amount should
be iSs4ed, in direct violation OF the rule and
IN spite OF Treasurer Spinner remoastraTi-
Z caS.
There is still another complication. 1t
vas reported few days ago that the de-
+ pn>!t had been rtc9ntlv secured by 500
otv Of Central Pacific bonds surrendered
BY jav Cooke { Co. Ia addition to the
+ fact TINT such security would not bold.
/ since those bonds are part Of the JAY
/ Cooke assets, and belong &c all his credi,
/ tor. pro rata, 1t is non stated that Seere
I tary Richardson denies all knowledge oi
-uch security, a. does also the Receiver ot
the First National Bank. Altogether, the
csise Is one of tue most glsriug infraoton.
al las ever committed by Government
official, and demands the immediate atten
tlon of Congress when it conven,s The
new Developments make it worse thar
ever.
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Latest from the Wisconsin Election.
A Few Additional Return. SIN Bet
ter for Eayior.-te is Row Ahout II =
OJ0 5head--Ehe Assembly stands
60 RefnrB TO 10 nepubiioans.

" j. no: repro luce our tables to-day,
As the official will returns soon be coming
in. The majority for Taylor continues to
grow as the returns are received, and the
few counties given as official are better as
general thing for him tlan when they were
first re ported. On the figures rs they at
present stand, he is about IL 600 ahead
The Reformers carry the 32i senate dis
trict, heretofore in doubt, Trempeleau coun-
ty having been heacd from at last Dew
hurt. (keform), is elected. The few scat
tering Assemjlymen not before heard from,
nre reported, without material change, as
belonging to tie Reform majority in the
Assembly, which Will stand about 60 to 10
32D SENATE DISTRICT.
Dispatches received at Madison on Mon
day, announce the cl ection Of r. Der hurst
Refo-m. } in the -! Senate District, ty
GJJ majority.
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VI ". WALDO. Copsr Judge


;NT CGA1E .&hNI! OWvC COUNTY CORR
"a .i-.-,'eT go a., l. .tsssc urIuu + n,on
ucce .a.i.
"a r,a i,pc ard ing tIe petition q
T. J on, PtIc, .,~ ajuuui~t -a',r GO TOTS non
Lpun t.r cs,atc o 3a Grafton Eentnu ate deceased
t.aEitO NtC,tIi! ~,ttti- or % The amount %
ers1i.I estate tn;t Ht- COM e. MS hands and the
aispustt,Ou tH"I eui t am uu. Il dcht~ unlstsu-
utiE fInst sa't lsr 4S'l, anl "A l--r NJ N or al
an- roat'rJI1f rl'ruc res rrr,r Il
t.4: and tuat Hc,I sc bC 10 ann granted
sell thc .uiH taIi Oi toe nuItL west quarter nf
sgct,Ou uunoer six ~ IN township number niut-
tCen tlh r-n, uunnci tTpntr-thrrr (2bl east or
aiuch {. erect a. vii pa, Indebtedness stnsI
estate. SAID !,ur kInL amt briUg situate iu
t.e county ct hHnIIuN. e state Ui NSCou-iu
and il 3pprarIJC bN stI petition TIA
rLers h. net sII Cjtut Ucrsua.i cs ate in te aLss
q saI a trIi~rs .ra.ar pay sl,d debts ana trat
I-ls necessary in order 10 pay &c same, 70 -c IT..
~hu" W part Ui Sail i":t' rSt-t; II rs cicfure
ordered thai al. person, lutys-tgd il a..j estate
appear hr or tH- judge ul In~ uGrt. on the s o
daA Of . CEN oeI \. - lS,1 At 10 oclucA A. NJ. ~
tie uH,gs al t.e,"u .S Jur.-c N the Ca, Nam
tuwoc ia sHI ruunty, > rn aEd IL re Ia shuH
cause al ~, tprr brl way license should not te
grant 10 id q iuI~t,a or 90 srii said real estate
&c o.ur - I, the pr rNrr "i ual uet.ion
And it Is furtl Ct "r.i,r.I. that Il copy of tins
order aai, uuoHsled tor i"nr succts~iv. " eeks
PRIOR to : nj Il y UI cArin. m the MJn't"NHc Pi-
lot "ee&I. y w.pal or prnt-i all rubl shcI 1T
NJ tnItowOc IN : III courtY, aud p-r-OnA.y served
on all persons Irteres'ct in sui estate, r,sIiirg
II saIG County, - ie Ist fourteen cav. IRE said
d o. hearing. liv The court
". ". ALDO County JG lge
Deed at MandO~cc tLe 2Jtn day " Cc.Ober
A. b 1913
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Bernards Catholic chpcl at Watertown n

Bernard Catholic churcI at Watertow n
raises $50 for the Memphis saffercrs.
IL hanging Wale at WilIamsport. Pa.
the rope broke twice. The third time the
miserable wretck was launched into eterni-
y amid horrible blasphemies and pray
ers for mercy. 1t is said the audience
keeniy enjoyed the sight and carried away
most Of the rope as mementoes.
University Hall at Ann Arbor was ded-
lcatsd Saturday. Pres A b WItegane
delivered the address
The bIildin. committee Of the Illinois
legislature have advertised to receive plans
for new State House. Cost not to ex ceed
100000
The bank of st. Joseph, No, a new in
stitnticn with capital of $500. 00O was
organized at S.. Joseph, Yesterday.
1t is reported that 1t is next to imposs,-
hIe to get loars in Chicago even at . II pc
cent. per mouth. Th= press Of that city
ldmjts that financial affairs are very strin
gent, though the banks are SAID to be cerv
strong.
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CITY OF MANITOWOC, WIS, NOV.l3. 1878.
FACTS AND FANCIES FOR THE
LADIES.

What fruit does 4 newly married couple
most resemble-A green pair.
A Young man at a musical party beire
told 10 bring out the old Tyre" brought
out his mother in-law.
The young man who boastAd that he
could marry any girl he please !, found
that he couldn't please any.
A dasdy is a chap V no would be lady
if he could: but as he can't, does all he
can to show the world he's not man.
In e breach of promise case at Fort
Wayne the lover was convicted of writing
''mi hart beets oanIey fer the, my darling
hunev."
Josh Billings SAYS There amt ennv
thing that will kompetely kure lazyness,
but second wife has been known to hur-
ry it some
The most impu1ent witness in New
lork appeared in the famous Kelsey trial.
lie sHid he never told anything to his wife
unless he wanted it 10 be known all over
the neighborhood.
Tie womln who said the latest thing
ont was her husband, was answered by
her neishhar, who remarked that her hus-
land always came home carly--5efore anv
one was up.
The well disposed people Of Dunlelth
are troubled with a model faul, fnder--a
man who i so ncan a, to quarrel with his
"lfe abodt tie politics Of the newspaper
she stuff her ba>tle with.
Does one woman in fifty fill the lower
half Of ncr lunS7 with air ~ is the stern
l"q"iry Of :. sanitary exchange. The edl-
tor Of that paper never heard the voice of
an lniurateI mother-in-Irw.
"'hT, asked a goyerness of her little
c1ar-5c, do we pray God to give US our
daiiy bread (? Why Ipn't we ask for four
duy<. or five days, or week 81 "Wc
want it fresh, replied the ingeun 5us child
4 Grl Of the season comments thus on
MormonIsm How absurd four or fyc
wives to one man, ahen the fact is, each
woman in these times oa.ht to have four
or five husbands. IL would take about
that number to support me deccntly.
Two little gr's were complring pro-
gress in catechism study. - | have got to
or-inrl sin, sad one; chow far have
you got ?" 'Ne? Oh, I'm way beyond
re lempticn,' said the otter.
'Doeror,' SAID a laly to her pr.v,i clan,
'''ion't YOU think the small bonncts that
tie iai;es wear nowadays hayea tendency
70 produce congestion Of the brain ?""No.
mHiam. Where yol SEQ one Of those bon
CTS there is no brain to congcst."
"lipw OH is yorr mamma = asked
L. ---.s.-vn o.d BACHELOR of the daughter
of IA. w,dow who ha cn-h lntr HIM Il
don't know, s.r mas agr varies from
about 'orty thr'o TO twenty five" was the
art.r,s reply ;an4 the bachelor was di,en
ca4utel.
0ae ofihe you"g !tllcs at the Spring
& Ii u.tch factory, Is at work upon pat.
ca: watch 7-lich viii have hanIs 50 made
ani .ja.tc,ia. % 81: the wrarer by tho
coat collar ever? cvnnin. about 10 o'clock.
AMI walk him of home. Tea gross have
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Business DIRECTORY,
uaL & EE a. GHEsN.
3. =. iNBk,g'

AtoFrevs AMI Counselors at Lsw Oface on 81
stree. oSer tHe FIRST National Rsnk Asuitosc
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Post oIHce Department
The See. Of the Treasury declined t.
accept % O3o, ,pua ,hal,r, of OH c..n Offer
ed hy Germany
The students Of Milton College, with
somc cf thnir fr.cals, Srrcnrisl PtoC
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'linn parliament has come TO an end by the
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-11-13
IN PROBATE, MANirewoC COUNTY
lrnffpT

In the Matter of the Estate If Anton M.
Vodney, deceased. On ordering and fling
the pc.iiIun Of fChIrlc- e crt. setting forth,
Tue amount OF personal estate that has come
TO his hands, aud the disposition thcrco;-
ne cunt oi 'iebt ou's standing against said
u'ceasci, and description OF All the real
estate oi which SAID deceased died siez.
ei- ali" the condition and due of the rpsrrc.
i've portions thereof. and prayirg TIM, Il
cehse he 10 ann granted 20 sell all the real
estate "i al dcccsri; and il apoe4rin., by
salt petition, that here l. not sufficient par-
son"i estate III the hands ofsail hdmini.Ir,.
'or I" p'y SAID debts, AMI thu, it is necessary
IN "fdvf 10 lHy ihe same, To sell all of sail
itti estate, Il - therefore ordered that aII
trfs vhs interested in saint estate appear be.
iuit lhc JudS1 Of TN, Court on de i,t day
.! December \. u. 1919. at ten o-cltck 4
VI al tht once ri The County Judge in the
tH\ of hnhituwcc in said county then aud
'here 10 STOW cause tll any there hrI why
hcense should tao; ha granted to said Admin
ieI:"i"r TO sen SAT- real estate according 10
the ti14 cr OF sad pei ion
ANA II l. further uri red. that \ rouy uf
thls "fdei shalt be pub. .shei for Iuur succ-s-
sNe "ceNs Pho. Ia SAID day of hearing, IN
me fiot, a Weekly Newspaper printed aud
iuo''hcd 1T ManIIoWuc in said ruunty. ami
personally served GA al persons Interested
III S.ui estate, residing IN sid County al
ieast i"ur'ceu days before 81 day Of hear
mg By the Court
rAtrn II MHmiowoc the 21th day Of Octo
pea \ -. IG.a.
VI W WALDO Fui.sr JuIga
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-11-13
GRE. AT ISIsITAIN
THE PRINCE or WALES BIRTHDAY

llIb FRINGE or AIES BIRTHDAY.
LONDON, Nov. 0.-Yest.rd was the
anniversary of the birthday Of the Pril ce
Of Wales, bu- the celebration was pOsipon
Ell until to-day The procc.s.oc will move
from Westminster W the Strand to the
city and return down the Thames emblnk
men,. The exercises were commenced
this morning by firing saiuies and viii ter
inmate by au illumination Of the city il the
evening.
\ grand bouquet was given at Guilds
Hall to-hight, in honor Of tue birthday Of
the Prince Of Wales The mem' ers Of the
cabinet were present. Gladstone respond
@ to tie toast to the House Of Commons.
In the cou-sc Of his spcec lie aI!nded to
the A,hantee war, and declared thar the
i,fhculty which ha / arisen on the African
coast demonstrated the desiIabiity Of u
vyiding relations wh ch cntailcd such disa-
SrceabIe Consequences. lie re.aarked that
Il was no pleasure to him to stand in sccu-
ri,y ou the shore, anl 50. others Iaborin.
IN the storm