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Lucy II. Hooper, In one or her readable letters
70 the Philadelphia Press, saws The frst
American "trEmway," ~ they cali the horse
railways over here has Just gone into operation.
IL runs from the Plsce de fEtOile 20 SurasnAs
ana the cars have been crowded ever since ia
was opened. There are great complaints, how
ever, About the high prices, for French people
are used % going around on the tops OF omit
buses for the small sum of three sous and they
DO not relish having to pay six, whether they
VIII or no, the cars having no seats on TOP.
This Is, think, . MISTAKE in their construction
TOT owing 20 the comparatively mild climate
never in the extremes OF heat OF cold, these
outside seats are never untenable, a. they
would he with Ne for fully One-half Of the year
u ~ great pity that Paris has not at least one
city railroad. The broad boulevard Haussman
for instance, would furnish an excellent thor
oughfaTe for one, and the omnibus service A. 40
Inadequate 10 the needs OF the populace that
such a rOsd would be immensely useful and
popular. But not only are the proprietOrs OF
the omnibus lines opposed 20 such an innOvA-
ton, but all passenger railways In Paris have
70 encounter more serious opposition namely
That OF the owners Of real estate in "a CITY, for
II II Of course 70 their interest 20 keen up the
present high rate OF rents, and they fear that AZ
Tie suburbs are brought within easy reachf OF
the business quarters in Paris, rents there viii
Use, and those OF dwellings, IN the heart Of the
city vii prOportiOnately tail.
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and Nv sweetheart.


rNcFAhCAIA 80 1T NAkttutHf
en1 -. were tnFetner ten.
OR sece ate the sweet spring weather
nov saa y ne'sfasty drni
~ the otd "a. Mt. graceful cool,
White Mac. frkrrA wofrfe srhsoi
Tapped ~ the -irok = ekuew-
a -, too vel cur c~oA ch-trte, Toe.
There Wa = tremuIousb.
ether;
Gnd nv sweet heart DIVES O..
Many tens are our ages uvE; Gather.
' aniShed b. youths CAV violent swn
stay the cd Danes fFaWntng NJ
Dame Nature keeps the eternal schaO.
Auc grows keen twi = o. fog the fool.
But looks SWAY, with pArdOning eve,
" hen We play truRnt, my love and i.
NnETINNR Tor
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IA L. a..

nROOP. On October 1, Is7a a. II O'Clock a N, b.
aitei 4 j "a AID raIuiut Suffering. SOPHIE. lee
90 HMlDT, beloved sifs % Howard Drlop
lie funeral Will tage place fron her late resf-
cence, 20 l2th street northwest, on sunday, Get
- 81 block m.
fAHERTN. on the 3p-h Uitirno, ~ n O'Clock
his age.
Tie friends Of the family sre Invited 20 attend
he tGnersl from bis late Residence, 6Is stu street.
en- Saturday, st o. .oCE.
KENNEDY. On the morning II the LET % Octo-
Der, al O'clock, Mrs. ELTZABErH T. kESNH-
nl,reiiot Of the late Wn. Il. k.uuod :, native OF
tbs city, sged Sc years. May she rest 10 peace
Friends sre inv-ed o. attend the funeral from her
late residence, 42h Massachusetts aveuue, 10 pro-
coed 20 g. Pa-rt-k's Church. where requiem mass
viii te said 81 O'Clock q On. on Saturday, October
Sd 1874.
THORN. Ca October lst, a, ? .. m, ROBERT
". THORN, in the 3ist year Of his age.
Relatives and friends q the family arc reguested
20 stteId the funeral from his late rasideuoe cor-
uer Eth and streets southeast, on SATURDAY. la srn-
ing o. O'Clock. prince Georges papers please
cOpy.l
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DR.. GalIaadet pusahIeRaaea

fhh f"iiCk JUSTICES AsfOSfeHED, AND TVS
TONNE LAwNKRs DHLIGErED.
When Clerk johnson called for John Coe 4,
tne Special Sessions yesterday, an officer went
70 the door OF the prison pen snd led fOrth .
s",t..A n.Ah- his lead VA shaped Ike thai OF
a large monkey. The RESEMBLANCE VS. ns.Ie
more striking by the hair which vas short
oIO.n, snd siikF, and hung on his head exactly
y ocSs On monkeys. The man or tdiot
stood nj the bar with his deforTned heal hons
ooMn. his eyes expressed ah-olutely nothlng
=, Inc charge was that the prisoner had stoirn a
snSeI watch from Eliza Brown. The trtal hsA
been twice postponed on scesnn, of the cifs ssix
IN procuring an Interpreter. The Ilps OF the
man monkey hsd not opened from the time OF
hts arrest, except 20 take in he food ami sem.
mg'y ihe old hot reaiz e his posittop ln No.,
of IN court. Yesterday the dl-tlnRulShed ~
GsllAudet attended the court ~ interpreter
Ike Doctor approached the man monkey and
he lOOkod a. hIm attentively for a long tina
Then turned 10 the Court, saving. u h.va
never seen him before" The Doctor Was re-
Quested % explain the charge % the prisoner
and ask him 20 plead 30 10. I y went Dr al
luudet hands and mysterious figures were cut IN
the sir. The prisoner made no res pOnse. After
several trials had failed 90 mAke him CON-
prehend. Dr. GallaUdet turned 60 the Court
Your Houors, this is sd case. The poor
bet.
The man monkey now began 90 Indulge his
own fancy Tor mysterious sisus. lie drew Id.
right hand across the leit wrist A. though 10 cBt
u or sno repeated the operation VITA his len
hand on his right wrist. rapn he shot two hoS-
ers 81 bis right hand inward aud rever.,T,y
them, pointed downward. This was EgyptAia
70 l'r. GAliaudet, and he suggested that the
guilty.
At this point one o. the prisoners sterred
from the prison pen and shouted the Court
Ihat man amt deaf or DUMB. I told him i've
minutes ago that bis name wasn't Doe. ara Ia
sald 1 was night. IL was Sullivan
A roaF OF laughter burst from the Spectators
M, me Court Joining. Mrs. Brown began 60 tell
her story, but she WAS suddenly in terruuted bY
p stenforian voice from the scrubby mouth OF
tie dumb man. The voice SAID.
Yer HonOrs, piade guilty.
Another roar OF laughter from Court aud
spectators. Then Justice OtterbOurg composed
himself sri frownsd. Tie said.
John Doe, what is voar names''
'Psthrick Sullivan. your Honor"
well Patrick Sullivan, the sentence Of this
Court H. that be confined Ia the Peuife atIary Al
hstd labor Tor I'VE months, and pay a 0ne OF one
hundred dollars. ~. D Nlr1 Nj m
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THIS EVENING,
II W. l.. WALL GO. huctioneers,
~ New Marble Building,
Sos.900 and 9O2 PennsyIvanis avenue, cor 9Th

RY W. l.. WALL 90, huctioneers,
~ New Marble Building,
aos.sOO and SO2 PenRsylvanis avenue, cor. 9Th 81
AgGTIoN SALE OF THE WHOLE OF THE
STOCK OF BOOKS, sTATIoHERY, FANCY
AkTiCLkS, F1NTuRES, &C, &c, OF NJ KssRS.
kESfAkD TOWERS, No. 9o9 PENEsYL.
I,,x,. On THURSDAY, FRIDAY ard sATUR.
hATTIDAY, October = and 5, 1874, Commencing
4-@S 81 10 Q CLOCK m. and p. m, we will sell
FOR cssb, at the store OF Messrs Kervand & Towers
No. 9o9 Pennsy lSania avenue northwest, consist
ing In part, to wit:
5000 TO zoo volumes of Books in History Scienca
and Light Literature,
eco volumes Of Juveniles,
Large lot OF elegantly bound Bibles and Prayer
Books,
200 volumes Medical Works,
Large lot Blank Books of all desert ptions,
Everything in the Stationery iine-Paper, Enyei-
. opes, Pens, Pencils, lax, &C,
Fancy writing Desks, ILkstand5 and other arti-
CIes,
Large lot fine Gold Pens and Pencils,
Three hne show Gases, with Stands,
One large Herring Fire proof Safe,
Shelving, Drswers anS other Fixtures
In fact every thing to be found il first class Jok
and Stationery Store.
Sale positive and without reserve,
Catalogues can be had at store.
Dealers are particularly invited to this sale,
good opportunity is offered 70 repleRish their
stock. W. L.. WALL h 90
81 7-d Repub Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.


Rf WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
- (euccess0r 10 Green iIiams, Auef foneer D
No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID SITS.
fUkSffGsE, ekRPEFhsc. U ofE6GdFa ssossI
BnsEWooD OasE PIANO, STOOL, AND
SsunXfTEB' uwsAALSgI;PRaMEp PAsL0
RER, 6sEARLY new BLACK VAL.
s sSr xaLsHF Z rshSsEE' ptaSpE5SS
sTIsEp IN sTRIPE6 RsP ? csISsoisp PGF:
ZINC WALNUT MARBLH Tor OsNTkR
OAK k,h5XSTEEsIoS TABtks, DisIsaR6oa
Ha4k aAT4kEs ss2sTA BLa6 sKSIr WAt ESNF
Bsu.hhnnAaUs, WAssHSTANps AND ThBLSs,
sHPsTs4Deo rT hIhtA ss.rE Hap fA WHss
sTAkPsl CANE SEAT CHAIRS AND
On SATURDAY MORNING, October 3.
WNVseil within and in front Of N; auotiop
rooms. good assortment Of household furniture
which 10 In excent condition.
al Inc iom9wl6g named Carpets are different sizes,
English Tapestry ard Velvet Brussels, Three ply,
Lowen ingram, and other Carpets, innumerasle
patterns; hsndsone Velvet Rugs. Door Mas, l. ,ce
Curtains, Feather Pillows and Bolsters, O. mforts
Blankets, China, Glass, and Orockery Ware.
ooti.2t ~ WASH. B. WILLIAMS. Auc..
by Wash. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
- lbuccessor to Green & Will ans, Aucts)
No. ioei northwest corner 10th aud streets.
~ On SATURDAY MORNING, October 3,
l~SS 1874, at 10 O'Clock shsil cell, st uy auc-
~ ton rooms, a fine sorrel Family Horse,
Terms cash. WASH. B. WILLIAMS,
stIstd Anctianeer.
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NoTI0E-RARTI.s WHO pxsIBl 70 Dis
" pose OF AL kinds Of WEARING APPAREL,
can sell them Tor higher cash price than anypi soc
ID the chys ~ calling or ADDRESSING HxRE09s S1T
- ssr I'm Sss S, s and An.W Rronss Sses.
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OHBNCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs.
5ATk ON NORTH v STREET, BETWEEN
18TH AND l4IH STREETS WEST.
- BY virtue Of cree of the Supreme Court OF
g he District OF Columbia, passed in equity
o. the Premises, on WEDNESDAY. October IA,
lsI4, at O'Clock p. lots Is and 49,. in hite's
By comfortable two. story brick dwelling house.
equal instsments at u and IS months from day OF
sale, with crest The title to be retained until all
cfthe pureh sse money, with interest, is paid. III
the terms Of sale not complied with within seven
days from the day Of sale, reserve the RICH. to
sell the property at the risk aud OF the default
Ing purchaser. All conveyancing ~ purcha or 3
cost. 500 on acceptance Of bid.
JAMES 3. EDWARDS, Trustee,
sep19- eo&ds =. J, SWEET, AuctyS
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COPABTHEReHIP.-rh undersigned have this
~ day formed . Oopartnevshtp, under the firm
name OF THOMPSON BACON, for the purpose Of
transscting q busisess rs Commercial Agents, or
Gene al MERCHANDISE Brokers.
Il. T. THOMPSON.
s. b. BAG IN.
washington, ., o., RsytsmRsr 81 iaA. seQ 81
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An REEH

KROELL-GREEH or tho evening II Oe,,har
LIE a. hcW NoTK Avenue PresbyteIian Church.
~ Lev. v. Ii. k,ce Mr.. fNED kh0ELb ana
Mrs, l.. 4. GAkAh' both formerly Il Cleveland,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-02
by WASH. B WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
b (SDccessOr 10 Green Williams, Auction sers. }
Northwest corner 10th and u streets,
seY LATIMER CLEARY,
- Auotioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pesnsyiy ania avenue and llth 81
Star Ofioe Building.

PAWNBROKER' SALE
BY ORDER UF A. COHEN, LIOEN3ED PAWN
PR0KER, COREER Urn STREET AND NEW
YORK AVENUE,
~ will Sell, az the auction rooms Of Lstfner
sS&lS Clesry, corner llth street and Pennsyl-
El4 snis syeDue, on MONDAY October 9Th,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a m. aud o'clock o.
4 the same hours, large and varied assortment OF
unredeemed pledges, VIZ:
Over 100 GUbD AND SILVER WATCHES
@ % Chains, Jewelry Opera Glasses, Guns Pistols,
Musical Instruments, Carpets, Bed Clothing,
Blank cts
LADIES AND GENTS CLOTHING.
large assortment OF Goats, Pants, Vests, 100
overcoatE, 500 pair Pants AID Vests Ladies Dresses
Ucder Wear, &c. with many articles unnecessary
to detail the whole to be soid without reserve for
cash. COHEN, PaWnbr6ker,
1th street and New York avenue,
LATImER q CLEAEY, Auctioneers,
ger7S.ts IRep.1 nth street aRd Penn. avenue.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
hAs obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. holding special term, let
Le q Authorization, - on the personal estate OF
Sk0kGk MILLER, late Of Washington city.
y u, deceased. All persons having claims agalnst
the said deceased hereby warned TO exhibit the
same With the vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber,
on or before the 18th day OF ssptanber next: they
may otherwise b. be excluded froul all benefit OF
the said estate. Given under my hand. this 18th
DAY q septemberi lHf. BOSNIA HILLEB.
sePt9-N@1 Alphabetically, Wa,
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CHAECERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
SHD 1 n PkONGD EEAL ESTATE on
29b sTRbETs WEST IN FIIE DRY SSPP
NAsHlkeToH, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
- 81 yiItae Of . dsc.ee 4 the Supreme C0Brt Of
& so q LOUIS so ,8iSa q s Saa
ssTaE II IurtO1 e. al the undersigned, trustees
II sald cause VIII sell, a. pubiic auction, u the
highest bidder, on TUESDAY, the 29th day Of
cepts fptsTt commencing a. O'Clock .. m on lhe
az: Lot numbered p, in subdivision Of original
l1t numbered IA IN sI1are numbered seventy nine,
ttyj tLads By ths trustees 10 the cause,I with the
Is pTovemeBts thereon, cJuslstiog of large bsick
dwui!tI g, containing about Is rooms
lnme0laey after the above sale viii sell lot a. in
Sale OF said lot IL 10 said square seventy
~ and IN prov ee nts; esch Of said lots q and
- oelns = teet ~ inches on Ii street, BY H3 feet
Ilrmediafely after the above sale will sell lot let
Tered A n william p. ElliOtts subdivision Of orr
sinAi lot is In said square 49, and the i'm prOyeents
thereon, consisting 4 large dwelling house
ana immediately after the above sale wilt sell Lot
squsre 49, and prOyements thereon, Consisting OF
large dwelling -house; said lots aud 6eIaS n
Terms % sale; One-thfrd purchase money cash,
and balsnce q purchase money pay able in six (6)
terest at eight per cent. per snnum until paid; the
payment thereof t0 be secured By the promiss1ry
sureties, to be approved bY the trustees or the
whole Of the purchase money can be paid cash on
esg 81 h.. on % "a ,nsseof by the
sod. and deed will be given until all the pur-
chase money shall have been paid. All convey
purchaser fails 20 comply with Of sale within
ten days after day Of sale, the Trustee reserve the
Of the defsuitins purchaser or purchasers de.
posit Of $50 will be required on each piece Of prop
JAMES Q. PAYNE,trrn.,a..
Nm J. MILLER, trustees
sepn-dkds LATIMf R OLEARY. Aucts.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSITION cd. ON
account % the rain, until TUESDAY October 8,
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TRUSTEES SALE eF BUILDING LOTS on o
STREET HoRTHWEST, BETWEEN 18th
AND 18TH STREETS, At AUCTION.
- BY yirFue of deed Of Trust, dated pril 18th,
sels75, and at the request Of the party secured,
will offer for sale at public auction, in front Of
the PREMISE, in Washington city, d. O, az o
O'Clock, on WEDNESDAY, the seth day Of Sep
tsmber, tS74 the following escribed real estate
Besinutns for the same at point In the line Of
north street, l28 feet Ia inches from the northeast
corner OF Square "a, thence west n feet, thence
south 100 thence east A feet, thence north Loo
feet to place Of besinning.
Terms: $50, with interest 81 Per cent from
prtl llth 1885, and expenses Of sale, IN cash. aud
be balance In ane II months, for which the notes
OF the bearing interest from day Of SALE
and secured by deed Of trust the property, Will
De taken. 1l0o deposit required when the property
10 sold. All conveyancing az tue purchasers ex-
pense Terms Of sale TO be complied with in seven
Gays after sale, or the property Will be resod ct
risk aud cost Of defaultipg pnr ehaser
sepl4.eo6ds F.P. MULL0Y, Trustee.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED,
until WEDNESDAY, October Tth, 1874. same
hour and place r. MHLL6Y, Trustee.
ocfi-eo&ds 1T OOLDwELL, salesman.
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llA. RONERTNu
COAL AND WOOD.
GOAL, WUUD AND BUILDING Malt

GOAL, WUUD AND BUILDING MATE.
RIALs.
/ have always on hand large and assorted stock
o. ahIH EACITE and BITUMIHOUs GOALS
FINK, OAK snd dICKORY WOOD In the stick
or ssHed SID spiili 81 Kept under cover.
Having the control Of several brands Of Imported
sud Domestic DEMENT'S aud UALOINED PLIs-
d511k, $50 handling yearly many millions Of BAN
6Ob LaIHS, an IN condition TO 6Il orders of any
Character Ia my hue with despatch and fidelity Al
petition. 49, ~
Central Offcs-623 Louisiana avenue northwest
Brsnch 1ard-lst street, bet. b and U stsse
Wnsrf-EOOt Of Sd street southeast
sepls-lm VIM. GUINAND.
OAk WOUDAT 81, AND PINE WOOD
city. F' " '
Leave your orders with BRAD. ADAMS, corner
Nh and streets, or send them to AtLee's
wharf, foot Of 9th street
Ee9tr GOODWIN Y ArLEE,
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T'HlS Is To GIVE no TlCE, That the subscriber
\ har CHAINED from the Supreme CONT Of ths
stit q! Dc4llnlia, nolllu0 special term, LISTERS
sSsts4lE ef1 ~ th= personal estate OF JOSEPH
UHE, late q WashInpton cry, District 81 tJnIo n
be- cece-e1 AL persons having claims AZ aiu-t the
sst decec-eI are hereby warned u exhibit the same
With the vouchers thereof, q the subscriber, on
or bsiCre abe Fl DAY q ePteu5er next; they nav
ofherSse - Law De excluded from al benefit % me
said estate. Given under my hand, this p y OF
. pt-uIbsT, ls14- JACOBIHA HUHH,
sep1Z3W 81 EIecutFtx.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS ARfERN NOON.

EnA1 ARIBANO0N.
pr LArIMER q oLEARI.
star onios buildings. -''N A'A '' ''''
TgggssTE1g SALE oTyALgABLnIMpR
on EaE whsy stp Of ss
AND v sTREkTs HOBTH.
the a, iss ana Sss Teoo 81 .Tp
g. g fS0 ~ E. .ns I:s and Ieef R fsi0.
Columbia st the request Of the holder Of the
notes secured thereby, will sell AZ pnblic auction
October, is4 at "a O'Clock p m, In front Of tss s
premises. the FOLLOWING property described 10 said
and 49, Of Boushton Meore's sabdivisisn Of Ger
tain lots IN square Numbered i5o fsch of lots
ssr s root-paftislly completed. Each lot viii be
Terms made known at time OF sale. If term. Of
sale are not complied with Within five DAYS from
U.n
veyaneiDg 81 purchaser or nurchssers' cost.
.psaas. LA +hs2E Fg GrGakl TI ssss.
RY LATIMER q OLEARY.
AnstiOn S and Real Estate Brokers',
~ Star Once Buiiainss. 0' anu i''o '''
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE PROP.
s skT sT IN STREET, BETWEEN 4rH AND
~ By virtue Of a deed of trust, dated als, No.
yenib,r 1873 reeoIded il LiSer 7sI, foiiS 47s. /
. win sell, on FRIDAY, octobsr =. iai, At
dylsion Of lot "a, in square sl5, Washington city;
Tnese lots are on the south side of ~ be-
tween 4th and 5:h stFeets, are improved with COM
toriabie dwellings ard well located.
Terms OF sale, Is prescribed BY the deed: al 400
WITH ihs ex peLse Of the ssie. each honse cash.
FeelGns IL SIX and twelve months with interest
cured BY coed Of trust. SIOO deposi on each 10.
when solo, and eli convey sneinR a. the cost of the
pnrC haser. FRED W JDNE5 Trnstaa
P.s-The holder Of the debt il willing tn i9sn
S1,40 on each house for year, with interest at
10 ger cent, F. w
sep22-dts LATIMER & CLEABY, Auots.
RY WASH b, WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
- cCessOr 10 Green W illisms, Auct'rs.
No. 1904, northwest corner of 10th and ID streets
SALE OF DESIRABLE UEIMPROvED PROP
kkf1 FRUHTING ON MASS AVENUE AND
lin ST. SOUTH EAST, and L TH BETWEEN
and Its NORTHEAST. AT AUOTIOE
80 On FRIDAY, October I'd, 1874 at 80 D.
M, shall sell IL front Of the premises, Lot No.
- .. IN square 1859, fronting 50 feet inches on
l4ih street, aud Ito feet 6 inches on Macs avenue
con- aiming about 1899 square feet of ground.
And Immediately thereafter shall sell, in front
OF The premises, Lot No II, in square 900, fronting
~ ieet inches on llth street between and G. sts
northeast. Title clear, and free from all incuu-
Terms made known at SALE
sep29-t WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auot,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-02

TI'HIs Is TOGyE NOTICE, That the subscriber
hRs obtained from the SnDreme Count q the
District u Columbia, holding Special Tern letters
q acIifi. ret &c the personal estate Of HON 5
Ii MARSTJS, late u Washington city. Dis
trict u Columbia, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased hereby warned
- en- Glbu tue sane, with the vouchers thereof. to
the subscriber, before the y dag Of Sc pteber
next; they ray otherwise By law be excluded from
al oenent Of the said estate. Given under my
hand, tbs I'd day Of September, lI4
...s,,,. ALFRED P. MARSTOH,
tmf.