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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-27
ST. LOUIS.
The ScanIin Murder Case.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 26.-The coroner's jury
in the Scanlin murder case returned YER
dict this evening Of murder in the first de-
gree against Michael Scanlin, husband OF
the woman killed. The testimony upon
which the verdict is based was given by
two children, and years old, who stated
that both father and mother were drunk;
that father struck mother several times with
his fist, kicked her in the side and back,
and then struck her back of the neck with a
piece of board. Scanlin denied this testi-
mony, and there is no evidence to convict
him, as no one saw the murder EXCEPT these
children;
a Sign of OvererOwded Population.
Mayor Brown inaugurated a soup hous e
tOday,-a part of the tobacco warehouse sit
uated on the city property adjoining the
City Hall, having been fitted for that pur-
pose. About 200 men and women out of
employment were served with SOUP meat
and bread, and one meal per day will be
supplied the starving poor during the re-
mainder of the winter. Bunks have also
been fitted up in the building to accon1mo-
date 400 persons With lodgings.
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! WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-There was no
business before the Cabinet to-day. The
session was merely informal. The usual
new year reception viii be held by the Pres
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Three Suicides at milwaukee,.

MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, Dec. 25.-Three
suicides lie at the morgue tonight. One
is a woman named Lucas, from the sixth
ward One well-dressed young man threw
himself under an engine on the st. Paul
road. His name is unknown. Another
unknown man drowned himself at the
foot of Clinton street
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Denied.

CHICAGO, Dee. 26.-The train dispatch
ers al the Offices or tha Ii!iGcis Central, the
Northwestern, and the Pittsburgh q Fort
Wayne railroads in this city, deny the re-
port ti,St there is any strike of engineers
and firemen on their roads, and 4ssqrt that
there is no cause for a strike as their wages
h4yp not been reduced. The engineers of
the Grsat Western Etrilck as before stated.
without Authority.
CLEVELAND, Dec, 28.-The locomotive
engineers on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
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CHRISTMAS CRIMINALS.
shocking Murder in Boston.

Boston, Dec. PA shocking murder
was committed at No. Providence street,
this morning. Joseph Hegner and An
toine G.. Hueltel, both young germans, car
ried on the trade of locksmithing, and slept
together in the shop, where Hueltel was
found shot and terribly mutilated with a
Matched. Hegner confessed the commital
oft h.,
The New York herald., 1873-10-19
SAILED.

Steamships Baltic Br) for Liverpool; Italy (Br do
Parthia r do; City OF Limerick (Br do City OF Paris
lBr), do Australia Brl, Glasgow Donau Ger Bremen
City q Austin Galveston via Key Mest Emily sSader
vile, do Champion Charleston Old Dominion. Rich
mond, &c John Gibson, Georgetown; Benefactor, Will
Town Nellie s. Kilt virginia St Pierre schrs Pere
Prundy Falmouth; Il Ding, st Augustine Fla Albert
Mason, Darien, Ca; Mary Hickman, Washington;
Shaw. do; Breeze, do.
Vessels lying at Quarantine outward bound :-Barks
tor SSs' bess Noa n oT or
Drayaden, for Rotterdam; NaJa, for Hamburg; Marco
for Havre; Augusta, tor the United Kingdom
Alliance Tor Antwerp; Agder, for Falmouth; william 4
Queenstown; ornoco. for Buenos Ayres Elyerhoi for
Hon; schrs perlc, for Monevideo; concecoa Maria,
for Valencia.
Wind ut sunset SSE.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19
DREADFUL MURDER IN PgTTsByRG.
An Old Woman Slaughtered for Her
Money-A German Family in the Same
House Suspected.


House Suspected.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Oct. Is, 1878.
A horrible murder was discovered in the Thir-
teenth ward this evening. the victim being an old
woman, aged seventy years, named Mrs. Margaret
Branenlin. She resided in tenement house, the
lower portion OF the building being occupied by
German, his wife and six children. 1t appears the
old lady was supposed to be the object OF charity
and neghbors contributed to her support, as did
also the Board OF Health Her husband died two
years ago. and through the kindness OF friends she
was enabled to live quite comfortably, though it
was oitentimes rumored that she was by no means
offerings OF the charitable. This morning, when
q child who furnished the old lady with milk tapped
at her door Tor admlttance, no response came to
the summons She raped again more loudly than
before, yet all was silent within. Peeping in
through the keyhoe, she was hOrrihed on seeing
the woman lying in bed with her clothes dyed
crimson: she i ran down stairs ana, com,
what she had seen The door was then
broken open, when a sickening sight met those
tnat entered. The apartment was in state of
great disorder, and clotted blood and TUFTS OF
graysh hair were profuseiy scattered about on the
fioor The old lady lay on the bed, her head beaten
into shapeess mass with the brains exposed.
The instrument with which the deed was CON-
mltted lay In one corner Of the room-a short
handled hatchet, on which the blood and hair had
thoroughly dried. From the appearance OF the
room the old woman had been sitting near
the stove when she was struck down,
as marks on the floor indicate that the body had
been dragged from thence and laid on the bed.
Her several trunks were broken open and riied OF
their contents Those, 1t Is said, contained guam
tity OF gold which she had brought with her year
or two ago from Germany. There was no positive
evidence to asten the murder on any one, but sus-
plcion points strongly to the German family who
occupy the lower part OF the house. They say
they heard q noise yesterday morning, but paid no
attention to 1t, as they were often disturbed by
similar Sounds
The New York herald., 1873-10-19
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. IS, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship city Of Paris Paris Br. Tbbets Liverpool via
Steamship Partha nr), Watson, Liverpool via Queens
steamship Italy IBr, Thompson Liverpool via Queens
steamship Baltic sBr), Kennedy, Liverpool via Queens
Steamship Pereire Fr Daure Havre via Brest-Geo
Steamship ponau GER, Neynaber, Bremen via South
steamship Cleopatra, Manken Havana, Progreeo &c
Alexandra 4 Sons.
steamship City q Austin Edrdge, Galveston via Key
Steamship Emily soader, Burdck New orcans-Mar
Steamship Cortes, Kemble, New orlcans-Clark Sea-
Steamship san Jacinto Hazard, savannah-w Garri-
Steamship Huntsville, crower, savannah-Robt Low
Steamship Champion, Lockwood charleston-J W Quin-
steamship Behefactor, Jones, Wilmington, Nc-Lorl-
Steamship John Gibson, Winters Georgetown, Dc-J g
Steamship, Fanita Doane. Philadelphia-Lorillard
Steamship Neptune Hallett, Boston-H F Dimocs
:, ship kenilworth tBp, Page, Liverpoo-sweetland'
Ship Admiral Gen. Haesloop, Bremen-H Baeter +
Ship Brcmerhaven (Ger) HOLES, Bremen-H Koop 4
Ship Derby (ierl Hencken. Hamburg-Theo Ruger.
Bark Thornton (Br), Carmichael, London-Funch, Edye
Bark Augustc GER, Brusswitch Hull, &c Tobias 4
Bark Amazon (Nor). Nielsen Hull, E-Tetans 4 Book
Bark Trappano tAus,, Marcch, Cork Plymouth-so-
Bark Salvatore dtaD, Morello, Cork or Famouth-so-
Bark Peppina Aus,. D'Ancona, Cork or Falmouth-so-
Bark. Giacento dtaD Banchero, Cork or Falmouth
Bark Severn (Bp. Hastings Cork for orders-Boyd
Bark Mcrcur Nor) Frivoud, Cork for orders-Funch.
Edye 4 Co.
Bark Amor (Aus Premuda Cork for orders-slocovch
Co.
Bark Maria dtaD Liquori, Cork for orders-John
Bark sostrene (Nor. Feyn, Cork for orders-Funch,
Bark Maria Bollo dtaD Draga Queenstown or Fal.
mouth-A i Agresa.
Bark Columbus Ger Ihder. Bremen-Herman Koop
Bark William Anna (sw) Neiglick Rotterdam
BARK Lawrence, Howes Alexandra, E-Paul Ger
hardt.
Brig Mira (AuS, Garzancich Cork Falmouth-slo-
Brig Gugielmo 1taD Cahero. Palermo and Trapsni-
Brig zingara (BD, LIE Brocq, Richmond-George F
Bulley.
schr vesper CBr), Morrison. Londonderry-D De Wolf
Co.
Schr Hattie Weston. Parsons, Roracoa-B Weinberg.
Schr Frank, Mandell, Jacksonville-H w Loud a Co.
Schr q Russell, Rankin, st Augustine-Bentey Gil
derslceve Co.
scnr May Morn, Minnery, savannah--Bentley, Glider
sleeve Co.
schr Helen Augusta, wells charieston-Bentley, Gill
.schr NJ L wcdmore, Terry, Washington NC-zophar
Mills.
.schr McColley, Doughty, Newbern, NC-J
Holmes.
schr Carrie Mills Graham. Baltimore-w Chalmers.
Schr Sammy Ford, Allen, Calais-Jed Frye Co.
Schr Enterprise, Leighton, Portsmouth, MIC
Hatch.
Scnr VIM Rice Pressey, Boston, Ingraham & Co.
Soop Cornelia Ball, New Haven-Rackett Bro.
Steamer Ann Ehza Richards Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19
SUPPOSED CASE OF MURDER
Arrest OF a Man Suspected OF the Murder
of his Wife.

LEWISTON, Me-, Oct. is, 1873.
William NJ. Lowell, arrested on suspicion OF hav-
ing caused the death of his wife in this city in
June, 1870. arrived here to-day from Lowell Mass,
in custody OF City Marshal Richardson and was
taken at once to the city prison. jury OF inquest
over the supposed remains OF Mrs. Lowell, found
In the woods three miles above this city, will be
held on Monday morning.
Lowell stated to a reporter this afternoon that
he knew nothing OF his wl1e's whereabouts; that
he had not seen her since the Sunday evening OF
the night she disappeared when he took her out
drive and left her at No. Hill street, near Lewis
ton. about haf-past seven O'Clock In the evening.
He denies all knowledge OF his wiles whereabouts
for TIE past three years. and says she has not
written to him since the time OF her disappear
ance.
II Is generally supposed that the skeleton found
Is that OF the missing wife OF Lowell, although as
yet the identification s Incomplete.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19
THE RACE


Cariboo was first away to very fine start
hcDaniel's fIy second, King Phillip third. Peri.
Mnkle fourth As the horses came to the stand.
Itriwinkle had his head In front McDaniel,s dIlv
second, King Phillip third, Carboo fourth the
latter having blnndered as he reached the stand.
Stumbled badly and dropped in the rear. Going
around the upper town Periwinkle led two lengths.
the flly second, King Phillip third, Cariboo fourth.
The horses passed the quarter pole in this way
As they raced down and passed around the blufY
Periwinkle led three lengths, McDanieIs flly
Second, one length in 'front.' OF Cariboo
the latter leading King Phillip two lengths
When the horses came In sight on the
lower turn Periwinkle was still leading three
hngth, the flly second, half length in front Of
tarIboo, the latter eight lengths ahead OF King
Philip, who was in difficulties. He had already
rbeows to mend.u Periwinke from there out
had nothing 10 DO but win, and he did 1t by four
lengths. Cariboo second. four lengths in advance
ofMcDaniels oily, the latter eighty yards in front
o. King Phillip. Time Of the race. 2:03K. PERI
wlDkie IN this race showed to much better advan-
tage than ever before, and being that he has made
win now there are hopes that he may yet be-
come, with q little Improvement victor in some
'weil fought held.n He is colt OF great power
. ana nnc size , cariboo was the favorite at to
The Second Race.
PURSE $500, for maiden two wear olds. entrancc
money 10 second horse. Three-quarters of mile.
- = ,, ENTRIES.
usn songstress 100 lbs. lIioloway, '
. r. chamberlin's ch. c.weatbercock, BY Austra.
D. Mcban,e, m weasnerwltch aa 100 lDs lHughesl.
sniopep ps Ss S ,snl,,y 2; !, ~ Red Dick dam Eta
y. Mcdaniel A Co.'s ch. / Mary Bncficr hv
1esmngloh dam Lady Luke. Va lbs, Clark. 4
The New York herald., 1873-10-19
THE SUNRISE OUTRAGE.
Threatening Demonstrations by the
Citizens Of San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Is, 1873.
Alarge crowd OF people assembled around the jail
here TODAY, waiting to II United States Marsha
Norris would bring out the crew OF the Sunrise.
ironed to testify against Captain Clark in the civil
case against brought him. Owing TO this threat
enng demonstration the Marshal refused to bring
them out, and says he will obey only writ OF
habeas corpus ad testincandum, when he will then
employ such legal means as may be necessary to
keep the prisoners and prevent riotous proceed
Jugs the part OF the crowd.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19
INDEPENDENT PRRsBYTERIANS.
!, Union Movement Provoking Disunfon.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. IS, 1873.
The Independent or Old School Presbyterian
Synod OF Missouri met here yesterday, with the
Rev. j. q. Fackler as Moderator. This Is the synod
which, IN 1856, asserted Declaration and Testi-
mony,v which caused it to be ruled out OF repre-
sen Ia tion at, and led TO ITS secession from, the
Northern General Assembly TO which it then
bei0n ged, and since then IL has been Independent
OF all higher bodies. The most interesting question
before the synod was proposition 10 unite with
the Southern and Reformed Church. A lengthy
discussion was had with Rev. Dr. Brooks. OF st.
LOUIS, who was the most prominent cbposer OF
the opposition. vote was finally reached late
last night and resulted In " yeas 10 % nays. Dr.
Brooks then asked the thirty-two opponents OF the
union to meet In his church this morning TO deter
mine what further action shall be taken. IL s
Synod.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19
Thomas Puryear's ch. T. Juliana, by bennington,
dam Julietta, 81 lbs tFeeks) )..................
Time .l7L.
TIE KACE.

weathercock jumped away trine ahead OF
Macaroon: Mary Buckley third, the Red Dick nlly
led half length, Macaroon second, half length
ahead OF Mary Buckley, the latter being two
IN OF M Gd ts s Sorsy &
around the hill Weathercock was still half length
In front; but when tney came In sagnt ON the iower
turn Mary Buckley was hall length In advance OF
Westhercock, the latter being two lengths ahead
OF Macaroon, who was iour lengths IN 'front.' OF the
aevance 0 Of Julana A' as the youesster turned
into the homestretch Mary Buckley, Weathercock
and Macaroon We're nearly parallel, the hed DICK
hlly length behind. merry run to the iurong
pole proved very interesting; but then weather
cock, the rogue, who was well OH at the time;
suddenly boted to the rails the same way he did
last Wednesday, and Macaroon, keeping up nne
racing pace, landed drst.by iour lengths, weather
COCK second, a length in front OF the Red Dick
flly the latter four lengths IN ADVANCE OF Mary
Buckley, Juliana ftn Time, l-l7is. The winner
tard % nne ra Of ne sSe and beautiful acion and
seems all over mture winner. Tie is ol an nus
trious racing, family, being by Macaroni, al, aam
Songstrcss. He will be iayorite WIFI our racing
people next summer, depend on 1t. On this occa-
sion he was the favorite against the field.
The Third Race.
FREE HANDICAP SwEErsrAKEs OF $40 each, II not
declared out with 5000 added; the second herse
to receive $50 out OF the stakes One mile and
fve-eighths.
J. G. K. Lawrence's bay colt Shylock, by Lex
ugton, cam Edith, years, 100 los. evans. l
W. da w GEMS en- sy o % sa
ID. j. Bannatyne's ch. h. Stockwood, by Asteroid,
dam Alabama, years, l06 lbs. tHazardl--.. 8
Jo Donahue's <. f. Llzzle Lucas, by Australian,
dam Eagless years old, 81 lbs. tSparling). 4
Babcock 4 Ransom's b. c. Ransom by Aste-
roid, dam Bonner, years old, sS lbs.
J. W. Weldon's ch. c. Warnke, by War Dance,
dam by Captain Beard, years old, u lbs.
llusncsl U
D. Mcdaniel \ Co. IS ch. T. Cora Linn, by Lexing-
ton, dam Dolly Carter, years old, 80 lbs.
NJ. ii. Sanford's br. c. Mate. by Australian, dam
Matte Gross, years old 1l6 lbs. DIR.
NJ. II. Saniord's b. NJ. A r., by Asteroid, dam
Bay Leal years old, 96 lbs. dr.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

old form. He has "a leg" but It may stand many
q race vet. He was great ;avorite over the field.
And thus ended the racing as Jerome Park for
the year 1873
The next racing meeting 'wJn be at the Pmlico
Course Baltimore under the supervision OF the
Maryland Jockey Club. The coming meeting
club have spared neither pains nor expense 10
bring together the best herses In the land. Many
lovers OF the turf viii leave for Baltimore tonight
The races commence on Tuesday next and con-
tinue four days
The New York herald., 1873-10-19
RACING IN CALIFORNIA.
The Four Mile Heat Contest-Thad.
stevens the Winner, Beating Joe
Daniels and Four Other Competitors

The Four Mile Heat Contest-Thad.
stevens the Winner, Beating Joe
Daniels and Four Other Competitors.
OAKLAND, Cal, Oct. IS, 1873.
The s5,ooopurse, four mites and repeat, was run
to-day In the presence OF about 1000 people. Thad.
Stevens Joe Daniels Target, Ballot Box. Kate Giit
and Irena Harding starred. Thad. stevens sold
about even against the field. The betting was
heavy, Casifornians being enthusiastic about Thad
Stevens.
First Hedt.-They started we'll together. On
the second mile they began to string out Daniels
then came TO the front and led, with Target
second and Stevens third On the last mile Ballot
Box, three-year old, by Norfolk, challenged
Daniels, but the latter won, with hands down, by
Second Heat-Daniels had the lead with Ballot
Box on HIS quarter. Thad. Stevens came up to the
second mile and took the pole, followed by Ballot
three lengths with Ballot Box second hall a length
ahead OF Daniels. The other three dstanced.
Time, 30 There was great enthusiasm over the re-
suit California naturally being proud of sucn time.
Third Hedt-The betting before the heat was
500 TO $50 on stevens against the field, with
Daniels and Stevens both winning heat The
excitement became intense. and the betting was
spirited Daniels took the lead and Kept II .or the
first mlle when Thad. came up and passed him, iol-
lowed shortly afterwards by Ballet Box. On the
last mile Daniels passed Ballet Box and went Tor
Stevens but the latter won the heat aud race with
out a raise OF the whip by three lengths. Time
7:434. Daniels takes second money. well known
sporting gentleman then offered to bet go 0C0 that
Tnad Stevens. can beat any other American bred
horse, iour mile heats and repeat, but no takers
were around.
OAKLAND PARK, OAKLAND, CAL, Oct. Is 1S1s.-
Purse 5000, for all ages, four miles ana repeat.
Owners Thad. Stevens, by Langlord, dam
Owners ch. c. Joe Daniels, by Australian,
dam sally carter ..................... .
The New York herald., 1873-10-19
HAVANA MARKET,

HAvAvA, Oct l9 1873
snearINo y Dutch standard, i2,{ a I2lf reals per
reDcy % bs per cent premium; do, short sight, cur
Isncy 6 % per cent premium; do, 90 days gold, o.
" per cent premium; do, short sight gold. 10 rs per
cent premiun on London, 70 50 per cent on
Paris, % = 62 per cent psenjurD.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19
The Disunionists Defer Action for the
Present.

Sf. LOUIS, MO-, Oct IL, 1873
The Rev. Dr. Brooks and his friends
who, at the meeting OF the Independent
Old school Presbyterian Synod yesterday,
opposed the proposition TO unite with
the southern Presbyterian Church and who were
held q meeting to-day, and decided TO take no
action until alter the Presbyterians have voted on
sending commissioners TO the next meeting OF the
Southern General Assembly
The New York herald., 1873-10-19
THE RACING.
The First Race.

PURSE $500, for maiden three-year-olds; entrance
money 70 second horse; FLIES to carry los lbs
one mile and an eighth
ENTRIES.
a. Belm0nts ch. C. Periwinkle, by Kentucky,
dam Feur des Champs (Evans) ................
l. l.. L0rard's b. c. Cariboo, by Lexington,
dam Alice Jones lHughes) s)..................... 2
l. MCDANIEL y Co.'S br. l., by Lexington, dam by
imported Wombat (Sparling) ).................. 3
Thomas PuryesT's cb. 9. King Phillip, by Eclipse,
dam Jessie Dixon IN. Haywoodl ............... 4
Time. 2:03H.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19
PROBABLE MURDER IN NEW HAVEN.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Oct. IS, 1873
James Reynolds, aged siyty-eight years, was as
saulted In his store, In Oak street, last night by
Daniel Wrinn, and received injuries from which he
VIII probably de- Wrinn Is In custody. He ex-
pected TO get large sum Of money from the old
The New York herald., 1873-10-19
NEWS.
Almanac for New York--Thss Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sads. Destination
Office

DATES OP DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

Lochiel, Revenge and BibakIba were the only
starteS start ior the race race. Lochie made the running
rom tM start, taxing the lead with the dropping
venge second. Bibakiba never made an effort 10
run, and when he came IN, some minutes after the
ply, TO the stand, and, alter 4 few in
terrogatorics, ruled him OF the course for
ever. LcbieI ran and in5nned something in his
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

The horses had capital start, Quits coming up
In front OF the stand leader by length, Min
strel second, Chlckabiddy third, Kadi fourth Gray
Planet fifth, Wizard sixth, Minnie Nc seventh, Ar.
tist eighth Quits showed the way around the
turn and was a length In 'front.' at the quarter pole,
Minstrel second, Grav Planet third, Minnie Nc
fourth, Chlckabiddy fifth, kadi sixth. Wizard and
Artist side and side. When they ran around the
Quits leading length. collision ensued here
between Cray Planet and some other. When
Quits came In sight on the lower turn she still
showed the way, and, being well in hand, looked
ike a winner at that point. As the horses
came into the bomestretch Quits led The crowd,
Minnie Nc second Minstrel third, Cnickabiddy
fourth, Gray Planet fifth, Kad sixth, Artist seventh,
wizard eighth, he having INDUCED In a trining
sulk on the way, and thereby falling In the rear.
tomlng up the h0mestreLch the race was never In
manu- Dut there was great scrambling for second
anu thrd places, and even for the lead, probably
quits won the race by good length, Kadi second,
neck IN 'front.' OF Chickabddy, the latter a length
anead oil Artist. Wizard was fifth, Minstrel sixth,
Planet seventh and Minnie Nc eighth Time OF the
mile and an eighth, 2:Ol Gray Planet was the first
choice IN the pools, Minnie Nc second choice and
those who backed them fell heavily The three
ieaulng horses In the race were sold in the field.
The Sixth Race.
HANDICAP HURDLE RACE-Pursc 5000 OF which
Sloo 70 the second horse entrance free three or
more norses, the property OF different owners TO
surd;o ohe mile and three quarters, over seven
o. X. Conn's D. n. Lochel, by Bonnie Scotland.
asm Sonnet, years old, 1853 lbs. fMidrelev
'onm nm bongnrum's en- 9. Revenge, by Revenue
u. J. Bannatynes ch. q. Bibakiba. by colossns
dam Vema, years old, las lbs Murphvls q
Tme-3:35.
THE BETTING.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

IIIHts 7 2 ,UO
T1IE RETTyN
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-16
Administrators Sale.

DY VIRTUE of an order issued out
ID Of the Orphans Court of Potter County aud
to directed, bearing date of February 20, 1873,
viii expose 10 sale by public outcry on Monday
the NINETEENTH Gay Of MAY, A. D., at 10 O'Clock,
g. m, on the premises, the following described
real estate ali situate in township Of HECTOR coun-
~ of Potter and state of Pennsylvania, 10 wit:
Bounded by lands of Hiram Warren; Z by
Lucien Bird lot; hy lands of H. G. Jones: " by
lnnds Of John L. Haven. Containing about forty
acres with about twenty acres improved. Also.
Bounded y by Aimina Sunderland; Z by Ii. C.
Jones, by II. c. Jones, Geo. Sutton and 5. Swim
lar; " ny Geo. Parker. Contain ing about twenty
acres, about fifteen of which are improved.
To be sold as the property Of joan SUNDERLIN.
deceased. Terms: one-third cash, one-third in six
months and balance in twelve months after coz
ngmation. c. ". BEACH,
1913 -Adnlr. Est. Jro !SltnderIiT, dccd.
Sundeylinyille, Pa, April IS, 1873.