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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-02-28
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE GF
REAL ESTATE.

HSEsA Il STATE.
DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that by virtue of order made ly the
County Court within and for the county OF
Linn, State OF OREGON, on the eth day ol No
vember 1872. in the matter OF the estate Of
Creed II. Amos, late of said county, deceased,
/, Ha s. Gora, Administrator of the estate OF the
said Creed II. Amos. win. on
Saturday, the 1st day Of lMarch, 1878,
at the Court House t.oor in the city oi Albany.
in said county OF linn, between tie hours OF
y o'clock in the morning and O'Clock IN ths
evening of that day, to-wit: at the hour OF
O'Clock p. NJ, offer for sale at public auction.
the following described real estate, belonging
to said estate. to-xit. Adjoining the town OF
Erownsvilie, in Linn county, Oregon, AID be-
ginning at a point on Washington street, T9l
links south OF the southeast corner o. the land
owned by w. G. laird, and running thence
north along the eastern boundary OF said ". G.
Eaird's trait n chains and 6SA links. taeHc3
east chains and 20 links: thence south il
chains and 81 links; thence west | cham and
l4lG links; thence south along CaiS sire s
chains and 721 links TO Washington street
thence west along Washington street ? ci.airs
and al links TO the place OF beginni1 1s-co-l-
taiaing T9-l9e acres, more or less. 4EksS S-
The above property VIII be sold Tor gold or sil-
yer coin, one-half TO be paid down On tao Gay
Of sale. and the remaining hall in siI EncnlGss
secured by mortgage on the prs,1 iSEs.
g. A. JoHxs, Att'y.-n25w4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-02-28
JOS. REILLY,
CONSTABLE AND GENERAL COLLECTOR,
North Portland Precinct.

Eeferyee By psFmi,'ien TO the following
gentlemen:
Ills Honor Philip Wassrrmsa. Mayor Of TIE
City Of Portland. Hon. Eugene semriS; DF. J.
A. Chapman; Dr. J. c. liawihorne; Dr. /. A.
Davenport; (. s. gossnbaen 4 Co; Knapp,
Bsrreii & Co; 4. J. Jerrie,; Clarke. Iiendsr-
'on 4 Coos; :. g. Skijmors: 4. Martin L Co;
A. q. EIebarIsoa 4 Co; Millard 4 Faascuyvsr.
oTriCE-2j Washington Street. between
Pirs. sud Sc 'oni. v1nssa.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-02-28

CHAMPIONS OF THE RED Cross
Mr. w Winnie, of Portland, Deputy
Grand Commander, last Saturday
night instituted in this city Diamond
Encampment of the Champions of the
Red Cross, with the following officers !:
Commander, M. V. Brown; Junior
Commander, Hrs. II. D. Cooley Past
Commander, P. Fl. Raymond; r. S.,
M. M. Hart; +. ST., Vim. III. Jackson;
Treas, L. b. Royal; G. IT., Fl. D. God
ley; /. G., D. E. Taylor; O. g., w d.
Bedding; c. R. c., C. H. Stewart; M.
c., Miss Carrie Raiston.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-02-28

To MEET IN ALBANY.-The Oregon
State Temperance Union, which was
formed last week, at Salem, by the
seceders from the boisterous Woman
Suffrage Alliance, adjourned to meet
in this city on the second Friday
in June, 1873. AS it is understood
that they will not bring the State No
man Suffrage Conyention with them
we have no doubt our citizens will
give the Temperance Alliance q cor
dial welcome and hospitablc entertain
ment.
HURRY UP.-The March term Of the
Circuit Court for Linn county COM
mences on the oath day of the month
three weeks from next Monday
Parties expecting to bring suits to be
heard at that term must have their pa
pers served by the 14th. There is but
little time to go on, gentlemen, and
there are plenty Of idle lawyers in Al
bany, Micawber-like, waiting for
to turn up.n
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-02-28

:, ~ Pimples on the face. :Eruptions, Blotches,
Impure blood, are cured by DR.. Pferce's Golden
Medical. Discovery
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-02-28

FROM SAN FRANcIsco.-Mr. Chas.
Mealey has returned from. San Fran
cisco, where he purchased afiextensive
stock OF furniture for the Albany trade.
Some ofshis stock has already arrived,
and the telmafnder will be up in due
time. Among the new features in his
invoice are lot of ornamental brack-
cts of almost every style and pattern,
which will doubtless prove q great at
traction. He also has numerous pat
terms of the latest agony in the furni-
ture line. Call and see his stock.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-02-28

DAMAGE SUIT.-Mr. C. o. Barnes,
of this city, has been sued for $4,000
damages, on the charge of having cru
ely beaten and internally injured q
boy who was sometime ago in his en-
p.oy. The suit is commenced by the
boy's guardian, Ifr. Smelser.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-02-28

WILL DE HERE We are informed
that Capt. J. III. d. Gray, OF Astoria.
owner of the steamer "Veruna," will
he present at the Farmer County
Convention, In this city, OH the sth
of March, (next Saturday week. and
will be prepared to give our citizens
much Information on the subject of
shipping and transportation in general.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-02-28

"BUSDLE OF SWEETNESS" Is what
an Albany gallant called his geranium
in a valentine the other day. He put
his initials to the valentine, and the
"old man" happened to get it out of
the post Office. The gushing youth
now goes around with one ear tied up.
He has also got the rear of his pants
half-soled for future emergencies.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-02-28
HARNESS SHOP AT sHEDD, OREGON

Manufacturer of. and Dealer inIIARNEss and
SADDLES. a good article for afair price.
vxHffyf. 4 =
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-02-28

CHANGE OF TIME.-The new time
schedule of the 0. & C. r. r. went in
to effect last Monday. BY this arrange
c:ent trains arrive at this city as fol-
lows: The passenger train dound
South, at 1915; passenger train bound
north, at 1855; freight train bound
uorth, at 0:10; freight train bound
south, at $40.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-02-28

DIsLocATED. The little sister of
Mrs. J. r.. Herren, of this city, Blast
Monday, while playing with some
companions, fell and dislocated her
arm at the elbow. DIR. Gamble was
soon called in and reset the bones, and
the little sufferer is doing we'll now.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-02-28

GoING.-Capt, p. c. Harper will sail
for San Francisco in q few days, for
the purpose of laying in large stock
of spring and summer goods. The
Captains well-known taste in select
ing goods warrants us in promising
his patrons superb stock upon his re-
turn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-02-28

mere - the Dement'S OF Advertising
DIR. Plummer on Wednesday of las:
week handed us an nj. for white tailed
deer and on Thursday. before the paper
went TO press, he had already heard of
several herds OF them which were
wandering about among the foothills
Of the Cascade Mountains waiting to bc
taken in out OF the snow.
, 1873-03-16

"Ircland and America IT. NJ. Halpin.
Reci.aton-aIrs. Anna Cowel
ssT1c Celtic Race "-P- McHugh.
"Tho Patriot Dead John F. Finnerty. Music
The Harp that Once"
tThe Press Nv. Hcsing.
The Ladies AID. Qnirk.
All speakers must strictly conhne Themselves to 10
minutes. This rule will not be relaxed on any con-
sideraton. Music between the speeches will bo Of the
briefes that no time ay be lost In getting ready
for the ballroom. The literary exercises must term.
nate bv II o'clock at the very farthes which Will
allow several hours for treadng the gay measures OF
the waltz and polka: This arrangement is absolutely
necessary to please the fairer portion Of the ceebans
mot that they love oratory less, but that they
lore dancing more: Speakers must take n9te t
Of this fact. The Committee respectfully
request that all those who intend to IN the
festivities tomorrow evening will be on hand In the
recertior-roos of the Central Hotel Market, bo-
tween Washington and Madison streets, at 8:a5 O'Clock
sharp The banquet will not bo delayed second after
O'Clock Those who have not get procured tickets
can have them at the door tho hotel Office. The
celebration will undoubtedly, be the best Irish affair
ever Witnessed in Chicago.
meeting Of tho various Committees will be held tn
Major Moores Office, corner Of Onion and hadlson
streets, at $50 o'clock this afternoon.
, 1873-03-16

This being the t,na Of year for arranging and deco
rating residences tho proper selection OF tasteful dc
signs and patterns Is allimrorant. The name Of J.
Mccrath, now at Nos. ia and 176 State street, Il
identified with tho business OF hangings. frs.
Co.'S decorations and sl:daa for years In city. In
his large stock may hc found every shade, color, and
pattern that is pleasing to the eye OF that heart could
desire. His designs and styles suitable for the
hall, reror library, bedroom, and that will hzr.
1nonl1o and bc i'll keeping with lis distinctive chnr.c
ter Tho advantage purchasers obtain By dealing with
house that has n1ala tho business e Etudy, fs ut
artistic taste and Judgment Is brought TO their aid to
guide the inexperienced IN tactc choice. Suffering
sesercy by the nre, paying IN fu azl seeking
compromise, it has but stimulated Mr. MeGrath "a
retrieve loases By extending his Wholesale trade, and
by giving tho retail branch OF the business such IN
impetus by choice goods and low prices to meet all
the wants Of ttt million.
, 1873-03-16
REAL ESTATE.
IRVING PARK.

Tho only suburb near Chicago with
Water Works in complete operation.
The most desirable rosidence-p1ace
in Cook County, 6 miles from tho
Courthouse. Trains every hour by
the G. e. II. W. and the c., II. & St.
P. r. r.; fare, 7c.; depots on Madi-
SOB and Kinzio-sts. so houses, cost
ing $4,000 to $40, 900 eech, COM
p1eted during past year. 100 dwell
ings will be erected here this sea-
son. No other place is growing as
rapidly, Or possesses equal advan-
tages and attractions, among which
we have fine new church, q graded
school, and splendid store. Wide
streets large lots, each bordered
with forest-trees.
We now have for sale several new
dwellings, containing to 10 rooms
each, with marble mantels, closets,
water, ETC., complete; price, So, 900
to 90, 600. Others will be finished
in April, HAY, and June. Will also
build to order, after your own de-
sign, on shortest practicable time,
and very easy terms. Sidewalks
and water-pipcs laid to every lot sold
by us, without extra charge.
IRVING PARK LAND COMPANY.
B. 7. RACE & CO., Sole Agents,
167 Madieon-st.
, 1873-03-16
A SINGULAR ACCIDENT.


Han Instantly Killed by ffe4ht Gar sci IN Mouon
BY Yesterdays Wind Storm.
A very singular accident, Which resulted In the
desth Of unknown man, occurred yesterday nfter-
noon about O'Clock, the track Of tho Burlington
l. Quincy Railroad, near Ashland avenue. Tho man
Was wa1kng On the track against the wind, with his
hnt pulled over his to shield lis face. Near Asl
land avenue empty box had been left standing
by a. paseing traiu,. about en- hour
before tho accident occurred. When tho man was
started ii towards him, at rapid rate. His hat pre-
vented him from eecing It, and, without . moments
warning, 1t struck him, dasling his brains out and
killing him almost instantly. Tie coiHion Utmost
stopped the car, while the MIN Knocked back five
feet more, that he fall out Of the way Of tile
Some workulen the accident and to the help
Of tho man. He hrcathed only for few moments
after they reached ti,- No one could identify bin,
He was apparently about - ycars Of nge, and well
dressed lie wore fine gold watch md chain, and On
his finger Vas seal ring with the letters ~. j." cut
On the stone. The body was takon to the 1orgue to
await identification. The Coroner will hold inquest
today.
, 1873-03-16

Tho twentyeighth annual report Of the President Of
the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company, OF New
ar j., to tho Board Of Directors, is published
and statement in brief mag ba found by reference te
our advertising columns The exhibit is one which
tells its tale The total receipts TO the year l82
were SEQ 90; the total assets OF the Company
on Jan. l. 1878, were s25,5l1 151 These immense
figures, and need no comment. Organized a11-
tlal Company in 1885, tho Mutual Life hns for twenty
eight ye2cs conducted it's business with fidelity
otny, and prudence. It has been satisfied to pursue
the beaten track rather than venture schemes
and e1pcdients foreign to the purpose Of Its organ
fx1tfDn.
, 1873-03-16

1ressrs. Walker i Drown have just opened an e1-
tensiye retail drug store aud pharmacy 1t No. ESQ West
Madison street, near Morgan, whcEo they Will keep on
hand everything that pertains to the drug trade Mr.
Walker CONES to our city well recommended rs one
who Understands tho drug business thoroughly, and
who will give his personal attention to the prescription
branch OF tho business. Mr.. Brown is we'll known to
many Of best citizens having had lengthy con-
nection with the wholesale crockery house Of Ira F.
Bowen. They have spared neither pains nor cost in
fitting up their establishment. They should meet with
success. Physicians and the public will find It to
their advantage to give them call.
, 1873-03-16

SINE curious experiments which hare been made By
Mcssrs. Champion Pellet, which VIC glean from tbs
Scientific American appear 10 deserve very careful CT
ammunition. 1odide OF nitrogen paper Was fsstoaeti
to the deep string Of s1on, Of bassEo1 nnd other
similar Instruments Tho strings we're set in vtbra-
ton. The deep tones produced no effect, but ,EeIy
high notes e~plodcd the iodide OF nitrogen Little
bolic mirror little was rseed
in the focus Of another similar mirror, At distance OF
tie iodido OF nitrogen ,sas exploded. Experiments
given, which appear to show that this was not duo
to heat, but to the rc1cxion.of eound waves
, 1873-03-16

". Il. Cunningham, the well-knoxn insurance
AGENT who recently removed to his ne Offices in Nix
ons Building has associated with him il hIa business
hIr. Thomas s. Cunningham, his brother, and late
managnr fo1 New York and the Eastern States Of tic
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Com
pany. h1r. Cunningham brings with him from tho
East ripe experience in al insurance matters and wo
bespeak for the new firm OF ". H. Cunningham ]. Co
the success to which thorough knowledge Of their
business catitles them.
, 1873-03-16

Mr. j. Il. Stevens Of Bogon, respectfully invites the
public generally and railroad managers in particular
to witness entirely new system Of turning on and
oG md lighting gas By primo electric current of very
low intensity. He will be in attendance at McssrB. Bliss
Tilotson Co.'S, No. II Third avenue, liondny to-
1norrow( at p. N.
, 1873-03-16

We were never better prepared than at present Ut
our new STORE No. 6a Lake street. to fully meet the
wishes and demands Of carpenters, builders, ARCH
itects or those who interested in building opera
lions in Chicago thcsNorthwest+ Our stock ia new
and full Of the 1atest and most approved designs and
novelties In oil the branches Of buflde-s' fine hard-
ware. Our prices Of the lowest In this any
other market, and We but esk from intending pur-
chasers an inspection Of our goods and Hst Of our
prices. Tyler l. French, No. G8 Lake street.
, 1873-03-16
Notice.

Measrs. Paarou Tuthin l. Eithcrs, "veterinary
geone," Of Chicago, have. pronounced tho "grny
horse" No. 414 Wabash arcnue, sound in every re-
spect The public arc moet respectfully invited to
box over our stock Of dna harness for spring driving
8. 3. Phillips l. Son..
, 1873-03-16

Corner State a.d Monroe Streets.
We would Invite the attention Of patrons and friend
to our new and extensive line Of paper hnrgfngs ant
decorations for spring furnishing Also shades, Lack
curtains, md window drapery. Our retail paper de-
Townsend, late with 31cssrs. B. L. Solomon l. Sons
Now York, who has thorough knowledge Of design
ing md interior decorations. To all who may favor
ton and the best Of workmen- VIC would call the at
tenton Of tie trade to paper hangiugE, which
wholesale at Eastern factory prices.
, 1873-03-16

Robert Casswel1, Of Wheaton, Ill.,, whose mysterious
Disappearance WEB mentioned aat Wednesday, has not
been heard FROM Ho is about s. years Of age about
five feet ten inches high with auburn h1r and sandy
chin wliskczs, long and pointed Light complication and
high forehead. Any information regarding him will
be most literally rewarded by his friends Ut No. 90
Oak street,
, 1873-03-16
Cirnt and NaWa Stand.

Geo. l. Anderson has opened, at Anderson's Euro
pam Hotel Nos. 143 and Is East Madison street. one
Of the neatest and most complete cgar and news
stands in the city largo space in the comnodioua
Office Is devoted exclusively to It, and everything in
tho cigar tobacco paper stationery, and periodical
line can be found there ut all unes.
, 1873-03-16

WASHINGTON IzEZGHI1'S

Choice acre-1ots in the beautiful
suburb Of Morgan Park, Washington
Heights, fronting on Prospect and
Morgan-avs., within two blocks OF
the depot, and only one block from
the new Military School (which is to
be built this season.. Also other
choice lots in tho same vicinity for
sale at the low price Of 81 500 per
acre, on long time, and but trifle
cash down, to those VINO will build
this season. Fiucly-graliod streets; !;
elm, oak, and evergreen shade-trees
around, and on every lot; artesian
well water, parks, and fountains !;
good schools and churches, and easy
and cheap access by rai1rosds, all
go to render Morgan Park the finest
Suburb around tho city. Call di-
rectly at the Office Of the Company,
No. II Chamber Of Commerce, and
thus save the commissions paid to
sub-agents.
GEORGE E.. CLARKE, Agent.
, 1873-03-16

Now that sprtag is approaching, would recon-
maud the ladies' and gentlemen Of Chicago to examine
their wardrobes and any clothing that needs cleansing
dye1ng or repa1lng to take them at once to Graham
Gray's, No. 50 South Halstcd and No. 124 West Mad
tson st1eeta. t'
, 1873-03-16

Y. phillips, bookseller nnd newsdes1cr, No. 1872
Dearborn street, northwest corner Of Madison has
Lid On our table Scribner,s Monthly, and Go<vs and
1stsTsons 1Tgd.!nes, for April; also the ForM u
, 1873-03-16

Spring styles Of al the best mikes Of imported
e1o'n'' etc' f4ngers Parlors," open for inspeo-
hoo aud order. Old friends and the nnb],c a o1i.a,
Invited 10 cal and learn my prices before ofderrc
elsewhere Granger, Nos. los and 130 Cark street up
stad1B. 7 ~
, 1873-03-16

Clarke, Layton g. Co.'s Office
ID Ut No. 120 LaSale-st., Oriental Building Z yo1
, 1873-03-16
ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
The Procession and Reyew-irish Literary Banquet al
ReH

st. Pah7cks Day (o-morrow) Will be observed In thts
city tomorrow in the .usual manner. grand pro
ceasion will parade tho streets in the forenoon and
after nighfa variety Of entertainments suitable to
the occasion will bo INDUCED in. Tho procession,
which will rendezvous DespIaInes, between Monroe
and Jackson streets, will be composed Of the following
bodies Of men: ,
Platoon Of Po1ice+
Aid. Chief Marshal. Aid.
Band.
Mulligan Zouaves
Sheridan Guards 4. R.).
Montgomery Light Guards.
HberniRn Benevolent Society,
Roman Catholic Temperance Society,
United Sons Of Erin Benevolent Society.
Horses -Shoers' Union.
Laborera' Union.
st. Patr5ok's Benevolent Society.
Father Mathew Total Abstinence Society.
st. Bridgeta Temperance Society.
Holy Family Temperance Society.
Annunciation Temperance Society.
st. Patdcks Total Abstinence Society. !:
Church Of tho Nativity Total Abstinence Society,
' Holy Family Church sodan:y.
81, Johns Church Young Mems solallty:
ST. John'8 Mutual Benevolent Society.
Emerald Benevolent Society (So. H.
Platoon ct Police.
From the rendezvous the procession will move eonth
ward On Desplainca street, IN accordance with the
foregoing order Of procession From Monroe to Harrt-
south Canal 10 Twelfth street. cast On Tgclfth to
wabash aVcnuo south en- Wabash avenue to Eight
eenh street west Eighteenth 10 canalport avenue
southwest on Canaort avenue to Halsted street north
On Halsted to Twelth street vest Twelfth to Ceu-
To avenue The procession will then cour:ermarch On
the north aide Of Twelfth street to Blue Island avcnue
northeast on aue Island avenue to Harrison street
east On Harrison to street: marching north
On Despl7tnes four abreast until the left Of the proce
sion shall hare reached Dsspaines street, when the
procession wia halt and a.t orders from tbs CHIEF
By the Right Rev. Bishop Foley, Hon. Joseph Mediu.
and others. After the review, tie procession win moyo
north Deepaines street to Indiana street east on
Indiana to Narket street, north on Market chicago
ayenue, east Chicago avenne to North State street
south on stata to Indiana street. west Indiana to
ells street, south Wells to Lake street west Lake
to Jef1erzon street, south Jefferson to Van Daren
street, when the procession viii halt and be dismissed
IRISH LITERARY BANQUET AND BALL.
The following Is the programme Of exercises an
nounced by The Committee Of Arrangements Of the
Irish Literary Association for tomorrow evening:
1.-THE Day We Celebrate ri. J. Fltzgibbon- Music
-"St- P2trfck's Day."
"The President Of the United States ~. r.
Eheahan. sic-t' Tho Star Spangled Banner"
.Ths City Of Chicago Mayor Medill. Music
" Home, Sweet Home"
@'Ths Independence of Ire1snd -W. E. Sullivan.
Muato-'t Let Erin Remember"
L1ah Literature ~. F. Seaman.
1.-THE 11iah T11color "a. L. Morrieon. Music
Wearing ot the Green and "BoSne Water
, 1873-03-16
Washington HEIGHTS.

To offer for short time, nt wholesale Acre Prices,
fifteen tho most desirable Locks In tho MoEanAr.
Subdivision tbs Dc,u prices that will iasure to
tho 5n to leo per cent pro ruailIaE tho lots
during iho coming Tezs IS c.sh balance In
l. =, and years; interest At per cent.
3. T. CLARKE CO.,
J.Es a-e+
, 1873-03-16

want lot for 500 $780, long tie at per cen:
interest, call and see them They haze now for salc
100 Of such lots, in the heart Of tie city
, 1873-03-16

A. vii b. held II their h-li. II scath Cl4.s;st.
"Wednesday, March H. at ~ p H. for work o. degrees
>A-' GEO. EI3fONS. r. s.
, 1873-03-16

St. Bernard Co.nmander5, No. s., T. Stated cont
J. o. DICKEnSOS, Recorder
, 1873-03-16

Tbs members Of this society requested to meet at
D. n. Sunday the 10TH Inst. At IS North tG
make for tho procession On thc l;th All
, 1873-03-16

Tho rcgu1a coneaTe Of Gcuzgas Chapter of Ross cro
March Il, at ~ O'Clock, M4rs. m1,pc r. s-,,x
, 1873-03-16
EOTELS.
LAKBEORBSp HOTEL,

This hotel will be opened for the accommodation of
guests ay l. may bo secured b. applying the
efco Of tae Ls1o Forest Hotel end La3h Company LEO
IaSalIe.st. j. DARRELl, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-30
THE M'BRIDE MASSACRE.

Death of Another Of Wade's Victims.
PHILADELPHIA, July 20, 1879.
Last evening John Mcbride, husband OF Isabella
Mcbride. who was murdered last week by Nelson
Wade, died in Wiliamsport from wounds received
at the hands OF the murderer OF his wife. shortly
before he died he regained consciousness for few
moments, but was too feeble to give any inlorma-
Wade. The atter's startling confession covers
all the ground, and the prisoner calmly
awaits the hour when he will be arraigned
to plead guilty to the killing Of two inoffensive rel
low creatures. After the death OF Mcbride Coro-
ner's Jury vas empanelled and promptly rendered
verdict against Wade. Mcbride had been warned
on several occasions against boarding his money
In his house, as 1t would invite murder: but he
poohp Oohed the idea Of any one ever harming
him. He was buried by the side Of his vile and the
funeral was attended by vast concourse OF citi-
Zcns. The murderer heard the tolling Of the church
bell and witnessed the funeral cortege pass to the
cemetery without lncsing. Since his confession
he has changed considerably, and now converses
with but few.