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THE BANK or LOUISIANA PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.
CASH SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
ny -.l.t. I'LL II
BY ORDER OF THE ASS!SSE!

IN THE MATTER OF THE BANK OF LOUISIANA
~ BANKRUPTCY. ON THE PETITION OF
JOHN HENRY.
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SUCCESSION OF ELIZABETH iONEY. WIDOW
OF THOMAS PHILPOT


Second District Court for the Parish Of Oylean
BE. IS i07.
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District Court o: ei. United States of America for
Size Di.tyc: OF Louisis1a-Ho.
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AUCTION SALES.
By the Successors of G. +. Girardey
& Co,
SUCCESSION OF BRIDGET KIERiSS.
DY THE SUCCESSORS OF G. Z. CIR.

Second Distric: Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. sc 49,
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IMPROVED kEAL ESTATE IN JHk SlXrH
DISTRICT.
SuCCEssl0N OF EMMA JANE Sar,
pS PiAClDE J. sPKAK, 3rcrfOERERa

Second Dtst-ic. Court for the Parish g; O...s1.u
No. IS 81.
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AgCTION SALES.
By Nash & Hodgson.
FAMILY BAROUCdE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
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AsSIGNEEs SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN THE MATTER OF FREDhEiCK E. JCSTvS
BANKRUPT.
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BY Placide J. Spear.
49,
FURNITURE. ETC
SUCCESSION OF PIERRE MOSErTEs

Sscsni Distric: Court Tor the PARISH of Orieans
No S,4Ts.
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VWO-SFORY BRICK HOUSE ON DELORO STREET
ADJOINING TCHOUPlTOULAS STREET.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN FREISS,

Second Distrc: Court for the Parish Of Orleans.
No. 36,9Ol.
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LOT ON FOURTH STREET, IN .Inn rUuf.I4f
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF r. MCALPIN
Second District Court for the. Parish of Orleanaam
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second Dist:ic: Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. Sc 72t.
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district Cour. OF the United states OY lrnescA 10
.i!. District of LOusianS-Sos. 1885 and 1865.
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ois::c: Court Of N. United States OF America 70:
The Qistr!c. OF LOlisiana-No. l2l5.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-29
BOSTON ANNOUNCEMENTS.

"Ivan de Biron; or, the Russian Court III
the Middle OF the Last Century" the new mover py o
Arthur Helps. which has been so widely ana iaVor"o'
reviewed in English periodicals. Is about 70 De repuo
lshed here by Roberts Brothers, and nope soon W oe
able to tell you what manner OF book IL Whatever
the Mot NAV be- it is no doubt full Of the quaint WISDOM
which has so endesred to us the author OF frenoS Al
Council"
Roberts BROTHERS are soon to publish "Modern PANT
ers and their Paintings" also, 1.-THE Old Masters anu
their Pictures" both by Sarah Tytler These are No
umes of great interest and Importance ana VIII SuPpy
long-felt want They are to be reprinted HUH 'n'
English edition.
"zelna,s Fortune" which is nearly concluded in
Ep,rv Saturday. is to be issued in book form by j. H.
Osgood & Co. in q week or ten days
Estes & Laurat Will soon have ready Sienoiios Vi
Westminster Hail." collection OF interesting ihcoenis'
anecdotes and historical sketches relating 70 "estmn
ster Hail. it's famous judges and lawyers, and It's great
trials with an Historical Introduction by Ei"ard ross
K S.. author Of the Lives OF the Judges OF En'
gland"
new theological work. be issued by the same frm
ia The Discrepancies Of the Bible" by John W. Haley
A. NJ with an Introduction by Prof. Hovey OF newton
Theological Seminary. The first part VIII treat OF 'ne
origin design and results Of the discrepancies the Sec
oDd part will give the dOcrinal ethical and histor
cal discrepancies photographed appendix, and the
usual indexes This work is designed especially As
commentary on the hard places OF Scripture, ana our
orthodox friends think will make ali the crooked paths
straight.
The same firm is to publish translation OF "Guzots
Popular History Of France book OF which over
100000 copies have already been sold In that country
1t Will be issued semi-monthly parts, and sold by SUD
scripton. Estes & Lauriat are now the American pup
fishers Of Knights History Of England" Their taste
as firm to incline to the roast beer OF literature
instead Of the lighter viands But solid books se Wit
ness the fact that the first edition Of Mrs Clements new
Handbook Of Painters and Engravers" is already ex
hauste6" L. G. NJ
New-York tribune., 1874-01-29
wild schemes of imitation which have been intro

wild schemes Of imitation which have been intro
duced In Congress have no doubt had depressing
effect upon the stock market. and 1t is barely pos-
sbe that Congress may hesitate in the maturing OF
its measures for expansion long enough to give due
consideration to this dignied and forciblc protest
but the substantial defeat. in the House OF Repre-
septatives this afternoon reported by telegraph
of Gen. Garfelds bill to reduce expenditures upon
public buildings does not leave room for any great
expectations of Congressional economy in the line OF
cutting down appropriations. Speculative shares
opened to-day at prices fractionally lower than
those prevailing at the close last evening, and at the
Board made an advance about equal to the loss OF
the morning OF perhaps trife more. Since then.
on moderate business, stocks have been weak on
some of the shares, steady Others. and dull and
unsettled on all with the exception OF Atlantic and
Pacific preferred, which advanced "a to IL. and Mis-
souri, Pacific which shows /! advance. The larger
business of the day was in Lake Shore, Western
Union Telegraph, Pacific MAIL Ohios Northwest,
and st. Paul. Investment stocks were quiet. The
market closed steady, and the following were the
opening highest lowest, and closing prices of active
New-York tribune., 1874-01-29
nd the followina for civ bank shares

The payment Of dividend on Missouri Pacific
shares is advertised for February 30 Ii will be re-
membered that the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Company pay quarter dividends of one and quar-
ter per cent on $7OOO0O0 stock of the Missouri Pa
ciic line The coupons of the Missouri Pacific First
Mortgage bonds due the ls proximo, will be paid at
the National Bank Of Commerce.
The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad
Company for the third week of January. 1874, We're
S13O,937 O6; for the third week of January. 1878,
S9i,S97 s. increase S365S9 81.
The earnings of the Indianapolis Bloomington and
Western Railway during the third week in January,
1874, were, $iO,2l2 50; during the third week in
January, lS73 S27595 IS increase, $l2,647 IL.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady Penn
sylvana 6s 100; Philadelphia. ga Reading Rail.
road. 51l: Pennsylvania Railroad, 49,; Gold. 1ll3.
The following is the last official report Of the
New-York tribune., 1874-01-29

schools and many large graded schools have assumed
such proportions that they may be expected before long
to furnish the foundation for additional high schools
Every effort the part OF school boards to furnish peI
ter accommodations and better teachers has been re-
sponded by the people, and has resulted an increase
pupils and in higher appreciation OF the schooi sys
tenn There instances where old schoo-house "as
torn down and one twice as large built in It's stead and
yet the new house was small to accommodate 1ne
unexpected increase Of pupils It ought to De adoeu
that in the referred to- the new schoo'nouses
were complemented by new teachers at higher saareS
New-York tribune., 1874-01-29
Gearnfrs.
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, Jan. 2s. 1874.

NEw-YoRK, Wednesday, Jan. 2s, 1874.
The horse market offers no new features.
Ordinary horses meet with fair sales at very rreg
uar prices, while prime truck horses have somewhat
advanced in value owing to improved demand and lin
supply There is yet but little inquiry for higher
priced stock and the unfavOrabe weather which pre-
vailed throughout the day had its usual depressing ln
enre upon this branch OF the local horse trade
The regular scmi-wcokly sale al Messrs. Barker d
Chases City Auction Mart ard ~ Y Iattersa,ls was
suit reported as follows:
Des1tptiOn Hands Tears rice
Bay geliing George b., sired by the .,oo,o
Eaton hcrse dam by Abdallah. i52 z $500 90
Bay gelding UIambletonsn stOck). l5.2 Z9o w
Bay sired by Eckler. HANDLE
an....,
Tomorrow Thursday, Jan. 30 Messrs. Barker Chase
will offer number Of trOters and desirabe ROAD horses
at private stables No. 1A West FIfticth-st.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-29

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 2s-P.

II,
The general stock market continues dull and un-
settled, and will very likely remain till the
to be pursued by Congress upon the question of
rency and finance shall be more definitely under
stood. The energetic protest of the leading mer-
chants and business mep Of New-York against the
New-York tribune., 1874-01-29
following were the quotations
Foreign Exchange dull and sales at conces-
sions from annexed closing quotations:

The money market was the correlative OF yester-
day. call loans closing at to per cent, and prime
business notes selling at 6 to 707i per cent.
The outstanding legal tender circulation tonight
amounts to S3s1 742 900, decrease since yesterday
of S16s7S7
Government bonds have maintained full prices
under lively demand from moneyed institutions
and private investors The 1868 sold up to 11s. The
closing quotations are annexed:
New-York tribune., 1874-01-29
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Sales op Anfilon
Corporation Notices.
CRY oP NKw.YORK, DEPARTMENT oF fISASCE, }
RrKKAu AKRRAKs.

CITY new YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FISASCE, }
ARREARS,
OFFICE CLERK or ARRKARs Dec. l. lSl3 =
NOTICE of SALE of LANDS and TENE-
~ Of 1869 and 1870 ana Croion water
1863 under the direction OF Andrew H. Green
Conpoer City Of Newiork The undersigned hereby sye'
public the Of the act entitled An set o
ih Of and Croton water rents in the c
amend the acts In relation thereto passed.
1871 the Of snds
which have been laid and confirmed
situated Wards Nos d. inclusive for the 1853 and
1870 and unpaid also the respective
the City Of NewiOrk situated 10 the
which the CO0n have been LAID
1868 and 1869 remaining due and unpaid
TO the CLERK Of Arrears his oe IN the Department
the New Courthouse with the interest thereon at the rate
the time Of with the charges Of
default shall lie aie such
will be sold public auction
New house the City Hall Park the City II Newfork
Mcndsy 9th Of March 1874 at ~ o'clock the low
which shall Offer TO take the same in
consideration Of advancing the smoun Of tar Croton water rent
the due and unpaid and the interest thereon Aforesaid
together with the eh this notice and al
snd al other ots and charges accrued thereon and that
such continued from time time ant all the lsnds and
teBeme here's advertised for sale shall be sold
hereby further that detailed statement OF the
tn. CrOton re the ownership Of the property Iet
which unpsd published pamphlet
the pamphlet deposited the oce of the Bureau
Csrk aud viii be delivered to applying for
N. same A. $. CADi CLERK OF Arrears.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-29
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
BANKING-HoUsE OF FISK q HATCH, Z
NEW-YORK, Jan. %, 1874.

BASkING-UOT OF FISK q HATCH
NEW-iORK, Jan. q, 1874. 4
The CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY own
and operate over 200 miles of rstclass finished rail-
road which is earning over operating expenses tho
interest on their entire bonded debt and semiannual
dividends of three per cent gold on their paid-up
capital stock of Sji 0000O with considerable sur
plus over and the earnings constantly increas-
ing from year to year.
The gross and net earnings of the road, the inter-
est ON bonded debt and surplus for the last three
years have been as follows viz:
Gross e.ru Net opera- Interest sgrplas .her
1871 s94S7o7s 9S' S5l7f.iSs s. r9fa s5ssi44 sssssTs
1872 i253t5S9 5S05sst $5Assg 'Ss2s Ss2 sSs
We have for sale limited amount of the LAND
GRANT MORTGAGE BONDS of the Company at IS and
accrued interest.
These bonds were issued Oct. l, 1870, and have 20
years to run from that date.
They are secured by first mortgage on the
land grants of the United States Government to tho
Central Pacific and California and Oregon Rail-
road Companies the latter having become the prop
erty of tine Central Pacific Railroad Company by
consultations
The Company will realize from these grants be-
tween eleven and twelve millions of acres, which, at
a low estimate. are valued at nearly S3o00OOoO
The total amount of the Land Grant bonds rs
SlOOOOODO, or WHICH tnc uHsoiu pdlduco 10 aeco
than S1,0O0000.
The bonds are $1,000 each interest payable Aprll
/ and Oct. principal and interest payable IN gold
in the City of New-York.
The proceeds of sales of lands will be devoted to
the purchase and redemption of the Land Grant
bonds until all are retired.
We buy and sell Government Bonds and Gold as
current market rates; buy Gold Coupons; receive
Deposits and allow interest at the rate of -Four per
cent; make Collections buy and sell Stocks and
Bonds at the Stock Exchange Commission for
cash. and transact a general Banking and Financial
business Fisk Il HATCH.
limited number of WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY
FIRST MORTGAGE Z PER CENT GOLD BONDS for salo
by Aug j. Brown x Son, 50 LibeTty-st Net earn
ings for 1878 largely in excess OF interest Oh bonded
debt.
THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY IS always An
important subject to both borrower and lender Al
able and suggestive essay this topic by Proi e.
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully IN
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address The TRIBUNE. New-fork.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-29

IOHN WILEY g. son,
~ Is Astor place, New.York,
VIII publish Feb. l.
RUSKISs ART CULTURE. School edition with all the plates
kc Intended in LADIES' SEMlNARlES HIGH SCHOOLS
And COLLEGES | vol, 12mo. cloth. ~ 30.
MAHANS PERMANENT PORTIfICATiONS. Revised and edited
by Col J. Professor Of Civil Engineering, L. Academy
West Point. ! VOL. Svo. plates S6 81. 49, -
NORTONS ASTRONOMY (Sew Issue lS74) VOL Svo So 90
Recentl~ Issued:
MAHANS ENGINEERING Revised and edited by ProL De
Voon Wood. I vol. Syo. -.
81 70. - $1,000. , ...,o ,o
plates 20 cents
New-York tribune., 1874-01-29
Glendinning, Davis a. Amory's closing prices

The gold market was dull and stagnant and no
activity was apparent at any time the prices for the
most part being at 1llI, with few dealings, how
ever at 1ll2a1lls this constituting the range Of the
day. The London advces were of no Importance
beyond reporting securities weak and lower though
money is easy On gold loans the rates paid for
carrying were 5, G. 81. 4, g. and even down to per
cent per annum. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
$4,000 in called bonds and Sl75,00O in coin interest
The dav's business at the Gold Exchange Bank was
as follows: Gold cleared, S2s,37S,O0O; gold bal
ances, 81 43O 93l currency balances, Sl6262O9 The
fnIlowinp were the quotations:
New-York tribune., 1874-01-29
New publications.

Now Ready.
DLACKWOODs EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
ID FOR JANUARY.
THF PARsASs-PART THE LAST.
TIE STORY OF VALENTINE HIS BRoTHBR-PART l.
INTERNATIONAL vAyTIES-EO. IL-PoRxt.
JOIN srclRr MILL: An AUToBIOGRAPHY.
NorR RELATING STORY THE SssrNe Bills.
APIECE OF HEATHER BY H. c. MERIvALR.
THR INDIAN MuTISY-SIR HoPE GRANT.
TIE NEW YEARS PoLITIcAL AsPgCTG
Price, 81 year $50. . number.
Blackwood and the -Four British Reviews SlJ a year.
subscrbe OF tend for Circular &c.
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New-York tribune., 1874-01-29
THE MARKETS.
ICmetuny reported tor THx rKIBuSE.I
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
wsDyEsDAY. Jan. %. 1874.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS,

WKDSEsDAY Jan. 2S, 1874
The following complete lis, OF exports shipped vessels "bh
were cleared today for foreign ports:
New-York tribune., 1874-01-29

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENTAL O'CLOCK r. W.
L $ Is. Registered. 1881 U 5-20 Coupon 1867 80
800. ................1l1's 4Oo..... c.IlS
" { Il. Counon 1881 Y g Sc. Coupon, 1881
900 '..........llS3 80 .b3. ll3ls
T. { = % Cannon 1865 U s Currency Gs
1863 10000 be. ll0'e
New-York tribune., 1874-01-29
Daneina Academies.


DODWORTHs CLASSES for ID ANGLING,
IA. No 2l2 FinB are. corner Twenty -sIthst,
Are for the
Twice weef-Mondays and Thursdays, Ins'1aJs And fndas
Wednesdays and Saturdays
Once a weel-ssiurdav mornings and FRIDAY evenings
Gentlemen on Monday aud Thursday evenings
Send circular.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-29
feaal Notlres.


AT A SPECIAL TERM of the Court of
IA Pleas Of the City aud County Of EewYok held at the
Court House said this 23d dsy Of Januar 1874;
Present Hon j. DAILY Justice In the application Of MARGA
RBTT AUSTIN and JOHN JAMES AUSTIN for order author
their reading sn ding the petition OF
Margaret Ann Austin and Jchs James Austin by their neI friend and
mother Eleanor Ashman praying for order suhorEng them to
Msgae Ashman and John james Ash
dayts aid petitioners respectively aud Of Eleanor A. Ashnsn aud
AmsIsh Ashman said ordered that the
said petitioner Margaret Ann Austin be aud the hereby
changed MargA Ann Ashmsp that the petitioner
be- and the hereby changed John James
and that from And after 2th day Of February 1874 the
Austin be- and she hereby authorized to
Margaret Ahnsn and the said John James Austin
he hereby authorized the Of John James Ash
and thai, Of the order be pubshd The New York Tnb
public the City aud County OF New otk within
ten dsys Of the date hereof j. ?. DAILY. J. C. c. r.
CUPREME COURT, County of New York
- JACKSON COMPANY Plaintiff sgsn.t H. b. ALLEN sni C.
&. BRENNkR. Deftndsnis-summons-Fo money dernand
contrsc-Von 10, seryedb To the Defendants shove
named each Of them; You hereby summoned and
required to the complaint this sction which
viii the Once OF the Ce OF the CITY and County ~ New
CourihoE and OF your nsNerto
said the subscribers their Office No. "a Bfozdw
the C Of NeSicrk within twenty days after the service o @
c the such and i TO
the said complaint within the time aid the plaintiff IN this
dollars with fifteenth OF November thousand
eight hunded and seventytbe besides the costs Of tbs action
Dated Dee 1873 kDMONDs lIkLD, Plaintiff Att9neG
The complaint the once VI the terk
the t and County the 10Th day a January lS1I
n j., Jan 49, 1874 kDhVkps FIELD. fkHpGs IAiyI-ey.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-29
For Boys and Young Men-country.

10f D0yS H1u xVuug MeH-C0untfy.
A BOYS SCHOOL-&5 Is per week. No ex-
IN = G. sHOkTLIDGB A. NJ (Hsr,,ro sr,a,.,., .,,,
SQUARE Prn Ehytvo bOsders s.Dd.ns. t. nis,..
for 1874 speesi Three b,tb
rooms gunsGn and tso bosng alleys large ball ssids i've
lectures wset hne app'r.saa prssss Asroass hsmss
-,eh0O.
EDWARDS PLACE FAMILY SCHOOL for
H Bos ssd Yoans Gsntemss siotbrdge hs For circulars
sppIy 10 p HOFFMAN.
IRVING INSTITUTE -TARRYTOWN- ON
HUDSON Superior BOYS eines
day Jan. For eresu address AkAAGsAC ROWE PnDepsk
JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE,
- Tarrytown, n r. Esabhshed 1857.
Asarsss Rev. j. JACKSON, y A., Principal
New-York tribune., 1874-01-29
9nsirnttlon.

For Boys and Young Men City.
NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
N Z52 hAdison-ave
Second Term begin, February l.
CHARLIER FRENCH INSTITUTE for BOYS
" ana YOUNG GENTLEMEN 12o aud l2S Rs Tvsny iouh
PROV CHARLiBR Director and Popnstot
MRS GEO. VANDENH4FF' saNa9E SSH pPys
No. lO6 West Forty seeoud-st. Reservoir Psrfl
SECOND TERN will commences Feb D. 1874 Hours from 93O
n. to 2:3O p m
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL for
te Schools Science Technology Mines Architecture he
ALFRED lat. Engineer Corps L. T. NJ aud Poesssr
Nsys Academy 267 Brosdnsy near Thirty seeondsL
For Young Ladies-City.
"K INDERG ARTEN SCHOOL" for Children,
IN and PRIVATE RECITATION ROOMS for Ladies van re-
sspl ~ The physical, mtn and mora sssofe OF st
fursish advantages 70 adist not dsanng We
rsHin. Of school Addrsss Mn z n cox PM 10 WS sSdn
NINE. DE VALENCIA" INSTITUTE for
AVA foas LADIES' and Chares 33 wsN Opshsndsd and hash'
n New fotConDes thorough frsbsh Lati hahs
nses hsas Drawing French Ne lAnruszs o. @e
shoc Dssi.g Painting sHd all knds Of Embroidery tssSst
oosrosr guarAAss
hes Rsrops sssa spsc,s viii reopen SEPT H. 1871
Miscenaneous-city.
ELoCUTIoSi. ovo v.x..
Receives sud Olh .de, At her
residence No. los West Rorty-seeOnd.sl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05
moAMosher KILLED hys Grief

= The Indianapolis Sentinel giyesthsfol-
lowing account of an incident which chap
,pened, 1E says,ib GrawfOrdsv ilea Ind. on
.Shnday1astid fThed epOtfhad been bEo-1
ken intn thRtnooR and soResmeney and a
Quantity of tickets stolen from the office
ahdathingsgenerally upset by party of
boysss Warrants Were, Issued, aud among
7themoone for a. boy named Nike McNeal-r
About midnight the IAeNeal family were
called uponlbyanfehcerse the law and ins
formed thatlthe boy MikeIwas .yapted, at
the sarneztime sreadlng the warrant Mrs.
4cHeal was asteunded, and said there
mnst beoa mistake None of her boys
would7be guilty ofitbati she knew and IT
was aHa mistake Herfeelings evercame
her, and she tainted. The officer, however,
bearing thes warrant had no other course
70 spnrsuerbut to demand the boy The
4mother again tainted, and when she was
restoredto oBsciousnessthe officers agreed
to let the boy remain until theylhad seen
the party byWhomstbe warrant had been
sworn out. If Mike proved to be the one,
they would return to 1.-THE hoHse5l If not, he
would of course, not be arrested. The, of
hcers found that, except IN name, Nike
wasiGnot the boy,ooThe real culprit was a
Mike MeNeal ,aeousin to the former. The
officers returned TO gladden. as they sup
posed, the mothers heart by telling her
.theyfeaehed the houseand foHpd Mrs, Nc
Neal dead sl The shockand griet combined
bad nbeen SO greatfas7t to kill her The az
fair caused considerable excitement IN
TOWN. y5dt sIidw tsslI aid 15l LET z57nq