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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26
THE OPPOSITION DEMOCRACY.
PREPARATIONS FOR ORGANzING THE ANTAGONIST
or IANMANY HALL

OF TAMMANY HAIL.
The Committee appointed by Democrats OPP
posed 10 Tamnany Hail at the meeting 81 rPi''''"''F
tvos from various Assembly Districts, baih "een'J ~
the Cooper Union building have issued the following ''
for meetings IN tho respective districts {" "'''
70 a General Committee. The call II sisheh ny 'd''s
smith, Emanuel b. Hart. Robert j. Roosevelt 'idco" D.
Tucker, and ThoInas J." Sheau' WIN 'oi"p"'~ ' ~
miitcc. ~
The undersianlci Committee appointed to issue q eau
20 The II 'riOcIac electors IN lls es "pi l NJ
M tnr ra,nnany Hall General Committee, ana III a'ur
of forming Democratic city ORGANIZATION ,'n"usm
which voice of the people can be niiu t,os oc ~,
The electors Of the several election districts III ts ct
tnat, tDr tho purpose ~ cnrcin'nt an ",s' ~ o.
tIr, ur. invited 10 convene On Wednesday, JhA -
In ;Ac.r rTsurctIye election districts, aud alter suclI
cnru.luicnt ami organization, 10 eic,t n"t ~ I'm I'M
five members as del'ha''s 10 an IL, ia -, :
tract Conven,iOn, 10 meet on TnursnaS Jhy ~; Il. .
o'clock D. H., at the places hereinafter hieu' ,t i
the purpose oi carrying lhe toNc I '', DIV ,e,,hl,
gentlemen lt.cr named ron v severn H.s'l,S
Districts VIII act ~ IN advisory coinhife III I'
s.ccuNc AsSem'y D.sirc,s "ore uu'S IA s, ~ ~ ~
me place and molng The 'ccon III tnelr VA 'r
election districts, and icDdci sueh a'Nioe anu "H
The iirst ,rsn named for each Assembly District hai
,u,sl,. "a. i.c nr,t meeting of tue Assembly Dhtih I
o,int q, until it snail have ben duly org"nz'l. rec
several Assembly t0iniiit,cs sd1h ii'h 'i'' W ~
sor from eaen district Tor tar riil'' ." "Sa"
il,ns ihe Democratic County Coninie OF ihe ty aha
Counly al NewiorE wch VIII meet IOI ~ '''' 81
ecxnir 'l "" FOX rps f,r11l lI-lncs
FIRST DI-iHcT.-I'. .Monahan. James hc"c"'5 James
~ 40 pi.,,c,, D,s. I.in. owen Hunt w. H. Ken
Tiign SHnrosc g He Patrick Hearn Thomas
Nor srsg, r mas 'iy J. Blair John Dca sy,
Den ,Fr To ' me OH H. David = Paige Rob
'n-, 1' s1, rns Hcal~y, Kaiser Krankle c. p.
1f,fS,n III frank A. '.ison', Joseph r. Fiander''
!" i .s'1 '':' 'l w,se, ld', Ge"
NM, ss B. MGctland. Charles Eiauv'i
TTSri Dlsr1 VIM. y. s,iie-elI freiclicS Roi~agon,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26
TAMMANY'S TROUBLES.

DIFFICULTIES FROM WITHIN AND WITHOUT.
REPORT OF THE srB-COMM'TTEE ON DISCIPLINE
REORGANIZATION OF TIRE DELEGATIONS PROM
TIE THIRD, ELEVENTH, AND FIFTEENTH Dis
rRrcrs REonuMl.NpEp--JoIsN MoRR ssEY, JAMES
HAYES, SENATOR LEpwirii AND OTHERS 10 NE
CUT oFr-AILEGRD DisIONALyY 10 THE TAM
MANY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE orPcsl-
TON prMOcRACy-A CALL ron PRIMARIES L.
suED.
The Sub Committee on Discipline made IFS report
20 the Ianmany Hall Committee on Organization
Oh Saturday afternoon, with regard TO the dsafee-
tion in certain district delegations. This report
riyes in detail acts Of John MoITissey and Others
which are considered to be dslovai to the Tammary
organi. alton and recommends reorganization IN the
HID XIth and XVIII Assembly District delegations
nv the proposed changes to effect which committee
of Eve was appouted, John Morrissey, James
HAYES and Senator Ledwith win be expelled or de
prived of all power. The committee appointed by
The anti Tammany Democrats ut their recent meet
hg at the Cooper Institute, have issued a call for
Urinary elections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26

wear. By tho lat Of September We hopc to have every
thing In working order the new sysrem when the II
spoctor will visit each carload Of grain upon IT, arrival
yidaI lot will be lost II will then be thrown into the
lighter along wifb lots Of the same Grade Ine
t,m will he similar to that already adopted IN Chicago
and al where"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26
A. PARK MrrrOR0r oGicaL OBSERVATORY
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

METROPOLITAN Hoici Senator Sh'on Ca'"er ,,,,, .. W
Pennsylvania 81 Nlchoias Hoc ma or e..'g vi
yio'j ~ senator Janrr 4. PaTar! ~ Delaware uM ftt
Gov. e. J. jet f- "' ''oie' -'t"''''
-ii.n. Iaun ID. .sirNcnssm W M.sh0ntl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26
VIEWS OF WELL KNOWN DEMOCRATS.

VIEWS OF WELL KNOWN DEMOCRATS.
now JOHN KELLY AND SENATOR LEDwiln LOOK
ON TIE CHANGES IN TAdMANY HALL-vIEws OF
AsstMBLYMAN CO>1iGAN.
1t was expected by Democrats generally as
result the meeting saturday that reorganization
Of the disacoed districts would he ordered, but few be
eved that the in the Committee Organization
would strong side. Outside OF the represent
atves of the districts interested there only two
votes against the report Of the Committee There
marked feeling that the Committee had moved not
II; all too 10 keep NJ the discipline OF
the organization. prominent politician. who
profess,d to know positively that what he asserted
true said that Mornssey Hayes, and their adherents
had hoped to be abo the next TnIuiEany Hall
General Committee, and to cnst Mr. Kelly They had
partial Of the LIST District, certain Of the
Id lid, XIth, XVIII. AM XVIII Districts aud the
Twent third Wsid and believed that they could also
cornt the IVth XlIth, and Xl4th Districts In case
there reasonable prospect Of success Hence II
only necessary 10 secure two more districts TO insure
triumph. Tic scheme was incautously revealed by
member OF Assembly and the consequence was the III
vesticalion which has ended Ia the reorganization
ordered
Mr. Kelly, IN conversation with a reporter Of THE
TRIBUNE said that the taken by the Committee
Oh Organization could not but have good effect on lie
party iii the city and State. lie bad no affecting toward
Mr. MOrrssey but it well known that Morissey
load carry His post life and his business rendered
him odious to many the Tammany organization and
repeied many other good Democrats who would not al
hlae with long he held proniuer. position and
claimed influence the action OF the TanDsny General
Committee and had in the making OF nominations.
Mr. Kelly thought that the reorganization
ure rendered necessary by the action u tho leaders
IN the Hid. XIth. aud XVIII Districts. The evidence
clearly proved that they hal attempted to disoIg aniLe
TauIlnany Hall aud break down Its irnuelce because
they could rule IN It's councils The committee ap
al 20 IL
rocd In accordance with the directions OF the Commit
tee Oh Organization, and when the General Committee
me,s In September the VI the Committee Orsaui-
zntlon will he submitted Ia II.
Senator Iadwith, IN cOnversa ton saturday pre-
vious "a the meeting Of the Tannany Committee on Or
ganizafi0n said that be could speak from only
regarding the reorganization o The General Committees
of number Of districts, and that any reader OF the daily
papers knew much of the facts s himself A ~
the charges mad. against him. no knew no reason Why
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26
East NETWORK EXCISE TROUBLES.

Considerable excitement occurred IN East
Ncyy-YorK yesterday concerning the sale OF liquor
Sunday hut mp late hour last night no reports 81
amv DISTURBANCES had been received ct tbc BROOK
lyn Police Headquarters from the squad Of Brooklyn
poIccmcn duty in the village. Ths only arrest ~
or.nd was thar " samel Victory Of the Howard House
Tor violation OF the I.xcse law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26
HOME NEWS.

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Gam. TO-. Mon. ~ 3 &. N. sS' Hhnght 10
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Average, 741s. ssiAe tag. 1874. "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26

NEVER allow either Diarhea, Dysentery, or
any Bowel ,n,4,ion - have ia way n i9as go s
airnc may rsnli: with d. JAYNE cARhINslIVf bAM
trt a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26

IN The form o Piles do W. "f'en carry
with - Tor wears Immediate AMI permanent relief viii
aways be loand In DsLEir MAGICAL PAH ENfhse1oh W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26
TIE REPORT AND IT'S ADOPTION.

DISPOSITION IN CERTAIN DISTRICTS 10 DESTROY TIE
TANMANY ORGANIZATiON-I PROMINENT MEN IN
the THIRD AND ELEVENTH. DISTRICTS WORKING
IooETmER WITH THAT OBJECT - MoRIHsSEYs
ENCOuRh6ENENT OF rnE PRETENDED WORKING
NHS's MASS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN THE
FIFIEFNrH DIsTEICT-TIIr COMMITTEE 10 RI
ORGANIZE THE DI.AFrICriD DIsTR:,f pELEGA-
lions.
The announcement that the Committee on
Organization woud meet in TaumaDy Hall ON Saturday
afternoon TO receive the report Of the subcommittee on
Discipline, had the effect Of attracting very large
crowd OF politicians TO the scene The plan rs given In
TuE TRIBUNE OF Saturday carried ont in tie main
Tho rub Committee on Disc line, consisting OF VIM A.
Boyd Chairman Aldermen Puiruy and Lysaeht, Sheriff
Conner, and Maurice J. Power held meeting IN the
morning. Sheriff Conner who had been absent from
town several DAYS signed the report Al OF the other
members except Alderman Lysaeht, had previously
pgned it, lie was excused by the Committee. The Com
ittee Organization consists Of two delegates from
each Assembly District and the Twemtythird and
TweDty-fourh waEts John Kelly Is chairman. IL was
composed up % the action Of Saturday, of the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26

Nicholas Muller.
James licalg,
Patti ; lysIchi,
Anslicw i. " bite
James Edyes,
)jau,,l O'Eeilsy,
Thomas Sbriis,
Id. J. Shandley,
Narrvnt. Bennett
AriIinI j. Delaney,
Tiny J. Campbell
Soi,n Hughes,
Nariin J. MIC "A ahO
Peter ". Dln -,
Inward ID. Ga.e,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-14
THE MOTOR.

The New Orleans Tines, OF 4 late date.
says: The world moves. II seem. We
are to have steam without the Use Of
wood or coal. 4 cayeat for patent OF
great Importance has been filed in the
Patent Office at Washington. The i'll
vention proposes to make steam for use
In every instance where il is now en-
ployed without using either wood. coal.
or any OF the fuels known as generators
OF steam for motive purposes. Experts
have examined the invention thoroughly
and report il as entirely practicable, but
decline to go into the particular. of the
principle upon which the machinery /.
constructed, until arrangements arc
made for having letters patent issue
abroad a; the same time a. here. This
invention, if ii succeeds, will revolution
lie the present system of generating
steam, and be Of incalculablc value in an
economical point OF view"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-14
EDITORIAL ITEMS

-Wc.,morcland, Penn, ccntcuniai- to-
morrow.
commissioner Dougla-- steps down
but not ont. he will b. given the place
OF the Sixth Auditor of the Treasury.
Congressman Beck Of Kentucky
want, to be United States Senator from
his State, and will doubles make a
good race.
Judge Plclrepont, IL is said, will step
from the Attorney-Gcncral.hip into the
shoes left by Mr.. Fish, when that gentle
man leaves the cabinet.
"A firm in Memphis il about to begin
the manufacture Of artificial marble,
made Of acid-proof cement, and which Is
said TO be superior to the real article.
The process OF TRANSMISSION OF blood
Ina, been tried on Gen. Frank Blair,
whose sands Of life were supposed to
have nearly run out, and its effects have
been OF the most gratifying character.
AT Chicago. when the descent was
made at several Of the distillerics, all the
United States officers whose duty 1t was
to be there, We're absent, thus showing
complete collision between them and the
distillers.
About fny officials connected with
the revenue service, and who were blind
to the Illicit distillcry transactions, have
been caught. Solicitor Wilson makes no
secret Of his intention 10 do his best 10
send them to the penitentiary.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-14
q Z EAAE.

The Massac county doctors have a
Medical Society in which they take much
pride and tell their experience. At the
last meeting DIR. Gcbhart reported a sim
gular and very malignant case Of Scarla-
tina In which the deferential diagnosis
was very difficult. The favorable effect
that resulted from greasing the patient
with hog jaw marrow and lard were re-
ierred 10 by the doctor DR.. Bronson
had often anointcd his Scarlatina with
olive oil. DIR. Norris had used glyccrinc
IN similar cases. DIR. Gowan had used
goose grease. DIR. Brown thought
greasing good in all eruptivc diseases.
Dr. Brownson made some interesting re-
marks on the use OF oil externally in tn.
oerculosis, which elected an animated
and instructive discussion from all the so.
cie'y' DIR. Orr is now trying the grease
treatment and so far with success. II will
be seen that the Massac doctor, run to
grease.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-14
TEMPERANCE AT VIENNA.

Inc Vienna correspondent of the Mas
NC journal says there is a growing tenn.
perahee organization at Vienna "and
many an old sucker i. being weaned from
VIC oo'ue'' Vienna is one Of the anti.
ncense towns OF Southern Illinois. The
suggestion that license ordinance ought
" oe adopted, Is met with shouts of hor.
'o'py TIE people Of that village. The
consequence Is, the "old sucker.- Law
around with black bottles, and black bot.
''es TURK underneath the counter. of all
etoceries' or course, drunkenness. is epi.
oem'c IN Vienna. 1t always IL in sucb
towns. Wthis fact, Carbonate, Marion
ana other towns we might mention arc
iesrfuiexampies. Too much temneroroo
T" running them. if,he Vienna ,.mner.
snce society is anxious To advance ,ho
cause OF temperance In tina, village /, w,I,
procure the passage Of an ordinance nro
viding for licensing and regulating one o
TWO liquor saloons. II this were don,
people who wished to drink would do $
Mfhe counter, and not a. now suck prJ
vase bottles behind doors. The prIvat
oo't'e In temperance towns manufature,
saf more drunkards than the well rcpn,,
WI liquor saloon could possibly do.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-14

thousand dollars cash md i've hundred
dollars n month, a. she
fondly anticipated. Chief Justice Lowe
has rendered \ just decision. The par.
ties to the suit were either married or not
married. If they were married. the cir
cumstauccs of the separation would gov
ern the question of alimony. if they
were not married, they could not be di-
vorced. and there would De no grounds
upon which the plaintiff could claim ali
mony. The decision ofcx-Chicf Justice
Mexican had the appearance of persecu-
ton OF the Mormon prophet. Chicf-Jus.
tice Loves disposal of the suit. while it
docs not hurt Bri2ham's pocket, strikes a
severe blow at the whole Mormon .truct-
urc by placing clearly before the Nor
mon women the position they are placed
in by the laws Of the United States.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-14
1.-THE Twrru OF HISTORY.

The Massac Journal admits that MI.
Jones. ofJo Davies, while upon the floor
Of the House. which was IN session ut the
time. threw volume at Mr.. Platter. OF
Hardin but hi, fact should not. in the
opinion Of the Jo,arai. bc used 10 prove
that the Republicans are responsible for
the confusion that thcrcppon ensued. Ii
is true Mr.. Jones is n Radical. and that
he began a scene OF disgracefnl confusion
In the House by llinghlg volume at the
head OF fellow member. but the logical
and unparalleled Jol0,,at in sists That the
DE mocrat, aud Independents are respon-
| sible for the Joucs-Plater riot, and ought
to be rebuked at the polls by the people.
Furthermore" says the journal. "tl9
motion OF Mr.. Connolly after the House
adjourned, that Jones be called tempOra-
| rily to the chair, did not eyince any tic.
| sign or intention on the part OF the Re
publicans to seize forciblc possession OF
the machinery OF the House. and all "a.
scrtions to the effect are only made t.
cover up the shortcomings OF the Opro
sition." We have never attempted t.
cover up the shortcomings of the Oppo
sition. On the contrary We have as,crtc,
and reprobated the conduct Of the Oppo
sition in the House. When therefore W
assert that the attempt mad
by the Republican members of tho Ilous
upon the motion ri Mr.
Connolly to yet possession OF the chair
was hold attempt ut revolution, tn
charge cannot be laid at our door that W
make the charge 10 cover mp the short
comings Of the Opposition. The Jo,y7'a
admits that Mr.. Connolly made li, motion
that Mr.. Jones be elected temporary
speaker after the House had adjourned
He declared the motion carried. and Mr
Jones attempted 10 take tn
| chair. and would have don,
so. had not Mr.. O'IIair placed
pistol st his head aud dared him ia
carry his revolutionary intention into 81.
feet. The jo'SylqL cannot deny that Mr..
Jones would have taken the chair if he
had not met this opposition and IL he
had done so would not the Republican,
have proceeded with the business of the
House: We have 10 doubt they would
have discovered in very short time
that they had blundcred, and it was u
great mistake OF the Democrats that they
resisted ihc..advancc Of Jones TO the chair,
They should have permitted him to con.
summate the revolution he and Connolly
attempted. The people would have re-
bukci them in decided manner.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-14

and Cairo l,a. been graded for 81 miles,
nine miles from Memphis to Raleigh and
~ miles from Brownsville Ito Friend
ship.
lf capitalist. would take hold Of this Ell.
terprise so a. to give assurance OF Its
early completion. the people on the line
of the road would still further aid in ITS
construction.
4 more inviting field for the investment
Of capital have never known, and q
stronger link 10 bind the Northern and
southern States together in feeling and
interest could not We found. because 1t
would be- another Mississippi whose
waves would I've not Of water but OF iron.
VERY truly yours.
W.. J. SYKAs.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-14

The original American Tea Company, OF
New York, Of which Robt. Well, 1. Presi.
dent, WAS established in 1910, and since
that time has been steadily gaining IN favor
not only In the city Of New York, but all
over the country, until now It's teas reach
every section. The leading pross Of the
city and of hundred, OF place. in tn, coun.
try have endorsed it aS perfectly reliable,
ana parties wishing excellent teas at low
prices, can with perfect confidence send
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put up IN one pound packages, with the
kind and price printed on the wrappers
Also 10 boxes containing ), 10, 20 and 80
20. nd'' They range In price from 40 cents
'oei % per pound. Our merchants can
have samples mailed to their ad1rc,s Nv
enclosing 10 cents Tor each sample. Ths
company wish reliable agents in every town
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teas' aud offer great Inducements. SEND
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-14
NYK ES' LETTER

In another column We publish letter
written by Major William J. Sykes. Of
Memphis, the object Of which Is to call
attention to the Importance Of a Narrow
Gauge railroad from Cairo to Memphis,
vicksburg and New Orleans along the
river route. The project Is one of great
proportions, and we fear cannot, In THESE
days Of "no money" be realized. With the
Major We hope 1t may, and shall not fail
to give to that gentleman. In his efforts
TO make it,a success. all the encourage
menf VIC can
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-14
TEE CHICAGO CCxrox HOUSE

The Chicago custom house il a bad job.
The foundation has settled, aud the wall.
ore full Of assures. The work was done
under the supervision of Architect Null
Yeti, and Architect Potter is in quan.
dairy as to what course to pursue. He
cannot finish the building because of tine
weak foundation and the fractured walls
and he has no authority 20 tear II do VI
and begin new. Secretary Bristow i,
also powerless to take any steps in the
matter, and the consequence /. that the
Chicago people will I've compelled to gaze
upon the skeleton Of their custom house
until the next meeting OF congress, when
the matter will De brought before that
h.,.lt.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-14
LoNo, LAsORiOTs WALK.

Edward Payson Weston. the wonderful
walker, who has been denounced so often
lately as failure, started on Monday
last at New York on his effort to walk
lis miles within q hours, l2j miles within
Is hours, 200 miles within IS hours, and
SIS miles within six days. He completed
his first mile in ll:5O, his second in II
minutes, and his third In 1880. He i
still walking. The test is upon hi.
ability to make SIS miles within six days,
which will expire Mt II O'Clock next Sat
urday night,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-14
Attachment Notiea.

II Watson Webb 10 notified thst on tho IN.
IL. day OF April. 1878, . writ oil aitachmen,
was issued ont OF the clerks once of the Alex.
Under county circuit court, In the State Of hi:
nols, against your estate, feturnable on the Ord
Lalnbeiron, wherein you, and William j. Allen
nrm Of Allen Il Webb, are defendants, for the
sum OF $58S 70, which writ has been levied upon
served upon o garnishce and said suit IL now
pending In said court. Unless you shall appear,
give bail, and plead, within the time limited foI
Your appearance. judgment will he entered, the
estate 20 attached sold, and proceedings taken
Dated April 2sih, ISIS
REUBEN s. YOCUM. Clerk.
samuel 4. Wheeler attorney for plsintin.
t-sl-Wtt 49, s''''''''
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-14
Administrator'a Notiea.

Il HIAif OF Zachariah Mcdaniel, deeeased.
80. Inc undersigned having been appointed
Dsniel, Late OF the County, Of Alexander and Stat
OF ,,ilnols. deceased, hereby gives Hotcr thai hi
Ssr r sppsar o,i9ie the county court OF Aiexsn.
June term, on the 3rt Monday In June next. a,
WHEN unle all persons having claims aEsinsl
sa r H. ssaW are hotided and requested 10 attend
e p"np1ss q hAving the ssme adjusted All
'"n ns iinhedsls payment 70 the undsrsIgued
p"''a ms 20 day OF April, A. ID, isS
,.al.,,s, ~ u HAEGIs. Administrator