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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26
NEWARK DEMOCRATIC NoNIs ArroNs

The Democratic City Convention for the
nomination Of city officers held In Library Hail.
yesterday afternoon. II called to order by George
r. Gray. Chairman OF the Democratic Central Or
gsnization. A. M. Reynolds was elected Chairman and
Mr.. James Courier Secretary. Mr. o'Connor Of the
First Ward moved TO adjourn for conference but his
motion was lost - The following gentlemen were
nominated for the Mayorship Nehemiah Perry Eli H.
Reynolds John @. Ltell, John McGregor. and Thomas
W. Dawson The names of Mr. McGregor and Mr.. Rey-
nods withdrawn. The ballots were then cast and
Mr. Perry received such large majority Of votes that
he nominated by reclamation before the frat ballot
was completed. Adolph schalk renominated for
Water Commissioner and George Peters for Trustee of
tho Refo,m School. Townsend Dpsenberry and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26
A Jersey CITY MYSTERY.

The inquest in the case of James Martin,
who was found lying dead the sidewalk in front OF
the House OF Blazes" at No 4s Railroadaye, Jersey
civ on Sunday morning. was begun last night at the
Morgue No 1913 Jersey-aye. Herbert Croghan testified
that he kept saloon in the building where deceased
WAS found he and deceased acquainted in Ireland
and the latter had called him Saturday night In
friendly way; Michael Moore, Neil Doughery and Pat
mex Kearney were present when Martin called; the lat
ter was intoxicated when he entered; two young
women and the proprietors wife were present,
and some time after Martin arrived
violin was sent for and the company had dance and
afterward they procured some more drink. The COM
pany left before midnight aud went TO several liquor
saloons Neil Dougherty testified that he left Martin,
Moore and Kearney In Grovest near Bay ana tnat he
did not see them afterward Several other witnesses
testified but nothing OF importance was elected None
OF them had Martin after he lef croghan unt ne
was found dead by the policeman. No one had heard
disturbance except Mrs Delaney who heard some one
open shutter violently at No. is Railroad ave- WIZ
ness also testified that the sidewalk IN front OF NO AZ
Rslroadaye was covered with blood. The blood had
been covered over with ashes No was found, how
evey who had seen the ashes sprinkled on the walk
Kearney who was last with Martin and the prs
oner will he examined tonight. Michael Moore, the
prisoner released on his own recognzance ana the
Inquest was adjourned until tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26
LECTURES AND MEETINGS,

George w. Johnston will lecture tonight on
1.-THE Mute Creation" before the Liberal Club at Pinp
ton Hall.
The free exhibition of "The Pilgrim" for
the newsboys of the city which announced to take
place at Balm Hail. in Great Jonesst., between Broad
way and the Bowery at ii to-day has been post
poned until tomorrow at the same time.
The MedicO-Legal Society nominated last
night the following officers:
Pot Presden-Clah Bell H. L. Clinton ard George YesmAD
For First DIR. A J.
lapey o. Warfed, Dr. g. Fnpe, Dr. Y j. 0'Suiyao Dr. j.
O's6ea DR. BoIensn p Miller Dr. y. Elliott Por Second
yeePresdsut-Dr H. Rcharsen Jacob shrady George cnor
Curtis NJ c. Whie B. W stoughIenl D. d. Field C. p DAILY For
Record ng George W Wea Corresponding
DIR William NJ Wallace Dr. j. f. Chanyesu For Tessure-D
]. =. Bahsm-
A special meeting of the Park Commission
era was held evening" President Wales In the chair
The President authorized 70 make arrangements 10
purchase two moose. The architect was authorized 70
plant trees and shrubs in Jackson-square. The nng
and grading Of Central Park, along 0ne-hundredand
tenthst was ordered 10 be continued 10 raise 10
the grade OF Eighth-ave the material To be purchased
though 20 exceed In expense GOO On the report
Of the committee previously appointed TO regulate tho
park keepers force, the beat system directed
be adopted and the present the round system TO be
discontinued The park keepers were directed 70 be
furnished with clubs The President submitted report
the estimates for the year 1874 which directed
forwarded to the Board OF Estimate aud Apportion
ment. The total estimate IL t6s.70O.
DIR. WiIalba Frikell made his first appear
ance at steinway Hall last evening The audience was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26
ARRIVAL OF wILKIE COLLINS.

Wilkie Collins reached this city by the
steamer Algeria after 70 m, yesterday. accom-
panied by Charles Fechter who had been Of his fell
low-voyagers He driven TO his apartments at the
Westminster Hotel. Fatgued by his journey, he kept
strict retirement through the afternoon and evening
and gave orders forbidding disturbance by cards
notes. Several gentlemen visited the hotel with the
hope OF seeing Mr. Collins but were denied admtance
Mr. Collins has the rooms in the Westminster Hotel
which were used by Charles Dickens his last visit 10
this country The suite includes paror two bedrooms
bathroom and dressingro0m and is pleasantly situated
stated that the novelist will remain in NewYork about
fortnight, and will afterward begin elsewhere the
series of readings from his works. TO present which
understood be the main object OF his visit to Amer
These readings have met with success In London.
IL is understood that Mr. Conss earliest readings VIII
be given in Poughkeepsle and Albany and that New
York audiences viii not hear them among the first. As
TAI a. learned Mr.. Collins has brought agent
with him from England 20 take charge OF the arrange
ments for his course OF readings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26
REPUBLICAN PARTY DISCIPLINE.
TIE LOYALTY QUESTION.


A regular monthly meeting OF the XVlIth
Assembly District Republican Association was held at
headquarters in Fftleth-s Eghth-aye last
ing, Col. Joel W. Mason presiding. After the usual
routine business amendment to the bylaws was
brought up action the effect that proper inter
probation of Article OF the constitution relating the
qualification Of candidates for admission to mem
bersmp requires that all such candidates shall have
voted the regular Republican ticket at the last election
held prior to the reception Of such proposition provided
the candidate then voter and voted and that any
person who voted or used his influence against the Re.
publican ticket at such election cannot be deemed a
Trustworthy Republican within the meaning of the con-
suuton for the purpose Of becoming member of any
Republican association The amendment was laid over
for one month under the rule Applications for men,
bershp received The Chairman OF the delegates
the Central Committee reported the following resou-
ton:
Association OF the City OF New York. is made one
of the the duties OF the Committee Admission TO as
certain whether persons proposed for membership
Whereas Ii is important that upon this point uni
form of action should prevail throughout the
several associations represented in the Central Com
nittee, therefore DE IL
Res0red As the sense Of this Committee that no per
son shall be considered Republican within the
ing OF Article Of the constitution, eligible TO
membership In the Republican Association OF the City
OF NewIOrk who, at the election Immediately proceed
the reception Of his proposition shall have supported
any of the candidates for National State officers who
were not placed III nomination by the regular conven-
lions OF the Republican party.
The Hon. David b. Mellish offered a series OF resou-
tons, indorsing the action OF the Utica Convention
which were adopted. p. II. Vernon in his resgna
ton as delegate to the Central Committee, and Alder
S. V. H. Cooper was elected 10 fill the vacancy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26
AN IMPORTANT RAILROAD CHANGE.
is exnected that the NeW-Jersey Midlal


Railroad Company WILL oct l, resume control OF the
Midland between Jersey City and the State line Union
VILE Possession is claimed Oni account of the failure
OF the New York and Oswego Midland Railroad Com
pany TO comply with the terms OF the lease, which in
cuded the payment Of 5000 per day for three months
or until the floating debt of the company can
ceed. On Sept IS proceedings were instituted before
Judge Batchford OF New-York, a1d the NewYork
and Oswego Midland Railway was thrown into
bankruptcy, and Abram S. Hewitt Of Passac, n. j. was
appointed assignee. This virtually takes the matter out
of the control OF the New-York and Oswego Midland
Railway Company,and consequently prevents the fulfill
men OF the contract to pay the 5000 per day The New
York and Oswego Midland will still retain the Montcair
Division, which gives connection with Jersey City, but
order to make through line 10 Oswego 1t Will still be
necessary pass that part of the NewJersey Mid
land road lying between BloOmingdale (the Montcair
Divisions point of junction with III and the State line
lie Is understood that the NewJersey Midland will Oper
ate that of its road running from Blooming dale
through Paterson and Hackensack TO NewY0rk as an
independent local road running fast trains and ncreas
ing the accommodations for freight and passengers
Tie Company paid off large number Of hands yester
day will continue 10 do so to-day. In order to de-
crease the expenses all complimentary passes and
ders pass freight packages free are to be Cancelled
Circulars 20 this effect will be issued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26

large and critical and him veleorHt which could
not have from house full OF als Trends merely
DR. Frikell Is accomplished, hut not more 40 than
VIM have been seen here before III tricks mostly
new and making allowance for tnc various drsadvans
taRes of an opening night ia a country. very
cleyerly done The magician met with great favor in
Landau I'm 1894 giving hls entertainments there for up
ward of roo eonsccu i've nights Since then he has
pleased the public In s.. Petersburg ana many other
continental cap als He enjoys distinct reputation ~
man of science having educated IN the schools
Of Dresden and Marienbad ana having heid the ap
poinment OF OF chemistry la the Royal Acad
emy of ST. Petersburg II Is said that the celebrated
magician Hermann was tais RentiemaD's pupil. Dr.
Frkel appears here under the OF Mr. T. X.
Turnbul. He will give seven entertainments, which
are worthy Of attention Dy those who are fODd o. hs
kind Of entertainment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26
HOME NE VS..
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY. AT DtCKTNsoss IN PARKsow.
gam-s5o Sooa-6slo 3pm.-88o a,dngbt-G3' Az 65as'
PROMINENT ARRIYAI.s

Wesfsainster Hotel-Wilkie Collins and Charles
Peebtsr Fdh Avenue Tamberhk Madame NatsD Iess
NJ Janet Pars Porter the Hon Rush Sloane OF
duky the Hon Francis Jadge Doohtte OF Ouea
South Carolina the Hon T. L. MINER Of Havana y A.
Col willard u Hugh Miller, the Rev. NaIsyaA Snss
had H0tse-Rchsd Potter, Presdeo OF
Grand Trunk Railway Of Csnads, and Donald hoibhea
Canada ra HorseThe Hon Adam Crooks OF Toronto roL
vasn College sienor harchetn and Pag1o %
John 4. Ayenl of Minnesota Judge H. ite
Croker OF California Mayor Ezra mau
Omaha Of Pittsburgh Ner fofk
The Hon James T. Harvey Washington Gtsey
Henry Chapman Of PeoByvsna Dr. shepherd Of chaos anu
Gen Oton Japan Ri sanlsbuy OF Della
Snrierant Middleton, V: NV
Union Sqnars LLoLe- Gen. w w. klIhand Of sayaanah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Salvini appears tonight, at the Academy Of
Music In lie Morte CivIle" The incident Is important,
and the attendance should be large.
Miss Adelaide Nelson will make her first
appearance In America this season the
a9th II Monday at the Brooklyn Theater in the
character Of Juliet
"The New Magdalenr will be given for the
fourth time at Booths Theater Saturday evening
with Miss Pateman Mercy herrrek. Ths Boston
Gosets that this play has become q drug In the
maketa copy having been offered tgr sale IN that city
for Q0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26
AN AERoxAUr KILLED BY FALLING 1900 FEET

WAPELLo, Iowa, Sept. 25.-Prof. j. w.
Bailey made ascension in a balloon to-day from
the Fair Grounds. The balloon inflated with
hot air, and left the ground with Bailey
hanging by bis hands TO horizontal bar
beneath. Just II started 1t took
fire the mouth and Bailey did not apparently notice
the FIRE until he too high let go with safety but
hung until he had reached altitude Of 200 10 800
feet when the canvas that held the hoop from
which he suspended burned away and he FELL reach
ing the earth quarter OF mile from the point OF start
ing. HIS body was frghtfully manged, and his legs
were driven into tue hard ground up 70 his knees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26
NEW-.IERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.-COnelius Van Glider, age 80,
fell yesterday from scafod West ST. Paul's-ave,
on flights, the ground, distance of 80 feet. He
struck picket fence in his descent and sustained in
iures which Will probably prove fatal Walter CoOgan
a aborer employed at the Long Dock, was terribly
injured yesterday by falling from the top Of pile
driver a distance OF 40 feet His shoulder dislo-
Gated aud he sustained internal injuries which may
prove fatal. Bishop Odenheimer Of the diocese Of
NewJersey will perform the rite OF confirmation at the
Church OF the Holy Trinity Sunday next. The body
OF the man who killed the Erie Railway just
west Of the Bergen Tunnel Tuesday afternoon has
been positively identified as that OF John Bloomer,
by his sister, who resides in New he was mason
by trade, and resident OF this city. His body was
taken TO Albany for burial yesterday. The Pennsy
Ms employees to work ten hours per day instead of eight
49, Henry l.. Erwin was found dead In his bed at his
residence in LincOn-st near summitaye., on Wednes-
dav by his wife who had Just returned from the
try Upon her home Mrs Erwin found the house
dark and apparently deserted. but upon opening the
blinds of their sleeping apartment sue discovered her
husband bed and detected strong offensive odor
peryading the room. She at once summoned some
neghbors and was found upon examination that her
husband dead. Mr.. Erwin was last seen at the
James Methodist Episcopal Church on Cnarlesst. on
Sunday night From tue conlltlon IN whlch the pody
WAS found il is thought that he died Sunday night or
Monday. The County Physician was summoned, and
decided that no postmortem examination was neces-
sary, as 1t clear case of death by apoplexy.
HoBoKEN.-,Edward Crosse was arrested yesterday
charged with an attempt to steal ewelry and valuables
from passengers arriving by the Hamburg steamer
Thuringa II is alleged that Crosse had opened several
yases and was caught In the act OF taking property
from one of them He held in 81 900. The County
Ply stefan made examination yesterday IN the case
of The child of Henry Flood, found dead in bed
with its mother aud decided that the child died Of
TdsInus.
CLAREMoNT.-A rock weighing 100 pounds was thrown
into the air by blast at the Newark Cut Bergen
ave Station Wednesday, and 10 its descent struck the
house Mr. Goener Egeave.. ana crashing through
which there a number Of dishes. mo one WAS n-
tued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26
THE TRIBUNE AVID THE PANIC.

THE TRIBUNE seems the only one OF the
NeyYork papers which 20 OF situation
during the financial crash and ts reports ana
simply admirable oOth FOR completeness and
correctness. Mondays issue the situation u "a
few brief sentences. expressing the opinion chat toe
whole trouble simply thunderstorm o. clear the
atmosphere. aud though it was virtually over few
more OF the weakest firms Will probably 60 down when
the settlements made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26
KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES

The Democratic Assembly District Conven-
tons of Kings County held last evening aud the
following delegates to the and judiciary Conven
tons reported elected:
Distinct Sa ConUeniion Jesse NJ FOk; judiciary James
Craig. - $3.50
H. STAT Samuel D Morris Judiciary. Henry j. Cullen.
Ill STATE, Domnck H. Roche; judiciary, William
~ SAT- John g. Schumacher judiciary Theodore ~ Melvin
V. STATE Thomas NJ. Riley; Judiciary, John Courtuev.
VI. STATE Herman ID. GueI; Judiciary, W D. Birdsa!L
VII sat, james Anderson; judiciary - Bfackea.
VIII. STATE, John Fletcher Judiciary, ThOfna, AHe.
TX. STAT, Robert Fsreyi judiciary james j. Graz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26
LOCAL POLITICAL NOTES.

The Supervisors OF Election for the With
Congress Distriot Will he sworn tomorrow Judge
Benedict Of the United States Circuit Court.
At meeting of the German Democratic
Liberal Republican organization Of the XIXth Assembly
District last evening. DIR. Feodoe Mierson
mended AS IA candidate for the SoBatorshlp from the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26
TIE WRECKED COSTA RIGA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 4.-The steamer Costa
Rica raised yesterday has been towed to the Huqers
Point dry-doek and will be placed in the dock st high
water Tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26
Announcement


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INSTEAD OF BITTER USE SWEET QURINE.
For safety purity, uniformity, and superior
Illuminating qualities, PKATTs Astral OIL Is naedusled
For first-class dress business HAT go
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For the prevention and cure of Colds and
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A FACT.--It will pay you well TO go to
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Pourteenthst and siIbaVs. ny
All who want a Superior Garment for gen
children that will please them quality style year and
price should call the
OsEPRcE CLoTHEns
TRAFHAGEy, HUNTER d Co, 1893, 400 and 4o2 BoVeri.
A rum on KNox.-Runs on banks and
trust companies order bat the popular kSor f
his Autumn style Of GESTLEAKSs HAS The latter equal 70 he
emergency demand promptly met az 22 Bfoalsay 10 Va
Prescott HouIe and under the Fifth Avenue Hotel
The LIMITS OF SCIENCE, reply to Mr.. God
L. Youmans TRrBUSk LzcTgRE bHTkA NO. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26

Chr,stodher weidenmeyer we're nominated for Survey
ors of Highways, aud William A. Schmidt
nominated for Tax Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26

For safety, purity, uniformity, and superior
Illuminating qualities PEATTs Astral OIL Is Hueaualed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26

For a first-class dress or business HAT go
direct 10 the manufacturer EsPKSscHEro lis NaaGst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26

BuRSErr's COOKING EXTRACTS are the best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26

INSTEAD OF BITTER USE SWEET QuNNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26
SIGNIFICANT TENDERNESS.
L. I'LL. .-.--..-.Ln. E-..Ll-l.r L La.

Gen WOOdford i'll his address had much to
81, OF local and municipal corruption, but not
national corruption, not one word IN condemnation OF
6 Int MObiier, the robbery OF the public domain, the
back pay steal, Government defalcatons. Tue peo
pie are bind not TO this marked tenderness
toward thieves that happen TO wear Republican livery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26
EXCEPTIONABLE ACTION,
~. 4 D..

The Convention at Utica concluded its work
Yesterday and presented TO the people platform and
ticket which uneXceptonable The platform adopted
nv the Convention challenges criticism far as Its
spirit and tendency concerned. IL Is outspOken III
IT'S condemnation Of the Daekpay gaO cens9res those
who voted for it. cOmmends those who voted
against it, and submits plan for making efectua
the orders of members OF Congress directing the restora
ton he Treasury of sums standing 10 tne credit un
q retInantiye clamaa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26

For the prevention and cure of Colds and
Rbeumatism take tie RUSSIAN yAPOR BATHS IS Ess FoanbF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26
n NNI-hJNU-NhII Ut ~
IRON 51e ". Y. EvcsSag POt1 ikep.

The Republican Convention at Utica, yester-
day was q quiet euteDddried affair, after The manner
Of Presidential years. The action OF the Conven-
ton, conventions in these umes, was generally
eommeDdabe, II not unexceptiODable Tue candidates
all honest and capable above the average Of merely
political TepJesentatYes Tte pIatlsEm Notable cn!edv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26
A RESPECTABLE TICKET.

This is a respectable State ticket, and evidently
has beeu adopted with a careful consideration OF the
claims of individuals and sections and with an eye TO
business The platform an ingeniousy constructed
niece of mechanism. 1t recaptuates the glorious
achievements of the Republican party and its
claims to the continuance OF the public confidence
and snpport; il reminds the people of the iniquies
OF the democratic party under the Tammany Ring, and
IN ellis the temperance that the Republican party or
the ate proved TO their in the Local
OptOn bin, which was vetoed by Gov. Dix. Further
more this platform is built TO catch the popular breeze
on the transportation question and the back pay grab
and il indorses the National and State Administration
he do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26

A FAcT.-It will pay you well to go to
X. II. MACY Il Co.'S ByEU DAY.
Pourteenth-st and siItbavs., N. y.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-10-30
SHERIFF,S SALES.

ny virtue of writs Of feri tacias, to me directed,
Sheriff IS sale, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
NOVEMBER NEXT,
at York Court House, the following property,
to wit:
On Tuesday after the first Monday of November
next, about five miles from Fort MILL AZ the Sne-
ham, on the Thorns Ferry Road, three shoVels,
one lot of piping forge, one anvil, one lou OF
shaftng and pulleys, ten flight OF SASH one desk
one wheelbarrow, one lot ofplcks, one grlndstohe,
one belt, one dolly tub, one lot of bolts, one ANAL
gamator and one crusher, levied on as the proper
~ n T, Cawson. $3.50
parcel of land, situated within the incorporate
limits of Yorkville known as the ''SaW- NJ LOT,
bounded by lots and lands of w. I. Clawson,
Robert Latta, and J. r. Lowry, levied on as the
property Of Samuel j. Kuykendal, deceased, al
the suit of Moore, Raincy Co., and others. 90
One tract of land, lying on the waters OF Allison
creek, bounded by lands of Reuben Duln, b. II.
Miller and others. One other tract OF land, sitna-
ted on the Landsford road about five miles from
Yorkvile, bounded by lands OF Isabella steele,
Hugh Warren and others. Also one otler tract OF
land, situated about one mile from Yorkvllie,
bounded by lands of II. F. Adickes, DR.. j: b;
Allison and others. Also, one other tract OF land
situated in Ebenezer, known MS the avery tract,
bounded by lands Of DR.. William Fewell, James
Fl. Barry and others. Also, one other tract OF
land situated on the waters of Fishing Creek,
about eight miles southeast of Yorkville, bound
ed by lands of Mrs. Isabella Steele, J. Thomas
Lowry and others, levied on as the property OF
DR.. j. NJ. Lowry, at the slfit of H: +. Adickes,
Reuben Dulin, S. A. Bell, B. T. Wheeler and
C. NJ. Cheek, Bratton, Mason q Withers, ). B'
Moacham, Survivor, Black d Company, John II.
Adams, Henry f. Broach, r.. NJ. Dobson y Co.,
and Carroll Clark & Co., and others. ($43l2!
Ms- Terms invariably cash--purchasers to pay
for papers and stamps. Purchasers who 40 not
oo,nnIv with the terms of sale, must expect the
PROPERTY bid off hy them to be advertised for re-
sale at their risk for the ensuing salestay.
R. II. GLENN, S. Y.C.
October 9 Al 4t