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The Red Cloud chief., 1875-11-18

ought to let the second toat's crew gone
on With that, and yoa have gone back to
your s~oundings. They the Chums,
to be sure, but now they're only dead
roustabouts. Below there, Pass out q
couple Of shovels."
"rerhsps some ladies would 60 down
with the boat, CAptain-snd q preacher,
too, if there's one aboard" remarked the
mate, with IN earnest but very mysteri.
ous expression.
why, what in thunder does the fel-
low meant" soliloquized the Captain,
audibiy. "Wouen-and q preacher-for
dead roustabouts. What do you mean,
Mr. Belll'
"Red's a womsn," briefly responded
the mate.
The passengers al. s~tartea-the Cap
tain brought his hands together with a
tremendous cl sp, and exclaimed:
Murder will out. But who'd hsve
thought I was to be the man to find out
the secret Of the Carmi Chums! Guess
Ill be the biggest man On the New Or.
leans levee, after all. Zee, certainly-of
course some ladies II go-and a preach
er, too, if there's such a man aboard.
Hold up, though-well all go. Take
your soundings, quick, and we'll drop
the steamer just below the point ard tie
up. / wonder IL there is n preacher
abosrd.n
No one responded for Il moment; then
the Judge spoke:
"Before l entered the law I Mas the
regularly settled pastor of Presbyterian
church." said lie. SI'm decidedly rusty
now, but a little time will enable m to
prepare myself properly. Excuse me,
ladies and gentlemen"
The sounding boat pulled away, and
the Judge retired 10 his stateroom. The
ladies, with very pale faces, gathered in
a group AMI whispered earnestly with
each other; then ensued visits ~ each
others staterooms, and the final regath.
ering Of the ladies' with two Of three
bundles. The soundings were taken.
and as the steamer dropped down stream.
men were seen cutting p path down the
rather steep clay bank. The Captain
put his hands Ia his mouth and shouted:
"Dig only one grsve-make il wide
enough Tor two"
And all the passengers nodded Assent
and satisfaction.
Tine had been short since the new
reached the steamer, but the Benefits
carpenter, who vas himself a married
man, had made a plain ceffin Ivy the time
the boat tied up, and another by the
time the grave was dug. The first was
put upon q long barrow, over which the
Captain had previously spread a table
cloth. and followed by the ladies, was
deposited beside the body OF Red. Half
an hour later the men placed Black in
the other coffin, removed both to the
side of the grave, and signaled the boat.
snow, ladies and gentlomen," said
the Captain.
The Judge appeared, with a very SOL
emn face, his coat buttoned tight to his
throat, and the party started. Col. May
of Missouri, who read Voltalre and
didn't believe in anything, ms~liciously
took the Judges arm and remarked:
"You didn't finish your story, judge
The Judge frowned r~eprovingly.
"But really" persisted the Colonel, II
don't want curiosity to divert my mind
from the solemn services about to take
place. Do tell me if they ever caught
the rascals."
"They never did," replied the Judge.
"The Sheriff hunted and advertised, but
he could never hear q word of either of
them. But I'd know either one OF them
at sight. Sh-h--h--herc we arc nj the
grave"
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-11-18
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The Red Cloud chief., 1875-11-18
The Best Evidence.

The foli"Hin: letter from rrv. 4. :. EL3T
rasior n, Z. church. Naliek. lss.. al be read
With interest By many phBstcfIHs. Al-o those
.on Of he Rev. 4. :. bert. No Iss.cn can doabt
this testimony. and there 10 no doab,. s,oa, the
curative powers Of vrsEusH
SATrK. Ma.s., Jan. I, is8.
Mr.. ". X. Stsrers-Dear Sir: We have good
reason FOR regarding your SEsrrTsE q medicine Of
tie gTs1t,st rafys. We feel assured ihs. II hss
been tbs mesns of saving oar ,oa's lie. lie 8.
now seventeen yesfs OF sgr, fbr The last tao
years he has suffered from nrcrn-is 81 hls ley.
caused by -erolulon. ssection. sna wa - far ~
ducsi that nearly all who saw him thoaghi h..
recovery impossible. A council Of abe PhTst
clans could give u ba; the f~ainie.i hope Of hi.
ever ~rAliyinR, TOO 81 the number declaring thai be-
wa beyond the rearh 81 human remedies, That
even ampuis'ion could not ssve him. a. he bad
not vgoe enough 10 endure the ot~fsiAoa. Jsst
thea ne commenced giving hiri NE.sTrsE. and
from ths. tine 20 the pvtcs. he rs. bss1 con
iinsously inprov.ny. lie hs: lately resumed hi.
Wslss about cheerful and s;fosg.
Though there 10 still some discharge from Tic
opening whers his Limb wss isnese. vs have The
fuiles. Confidence that in . nltle time be viii -
lie his taksa sboas three dozen bosfl.r q.
yEGRTtSE. be-, ist~iy Use. bat lille. - be @
el.res thst be 10 too Gel 30 ,. t.kiss uesdieisc.
Respectfully yours. y. >. BEST.
Mas L. c. y. BEST.
The Rage ef disorders which Yield 10 The 10.
Aucuec OF tAis We6icine, sn1 The nsnhsr OF de
fined diseases which n never :si!s 10 surs. arr
greater than ssy other single medicine ha. hih
eyio been even reeo0D~pdcd foe. by Any osn~r
shon the ysopyssfots Of some ausfk pos'rEul
Thesc diseases ere sefofais and al Errpsisc css-
eaees and Tumors. kbcumsfis0. Goat. seussixfs.
ssd spinal oomplsinfs. asd eli IufsmsnsfeU
syupsoos. Ulcers. eli SypsiIiiie disss<es. Md
nsy aud Bladder diseAsss. Dropsy. tbs whole
train Of raiDfsl disoetsrs uhirh 80 gsseraiIy
a1iet Americas voesa. ssd Which carr snnraf-
~ thousand % them 70 peens.ur~ grsses: DIS
persia- tkss universal cure Of American rnsa-
hood: Hearfhcrr- Piles. Coasfips'tcs. nerves.
nese. inability fo sleep end impure bsood.
This 10 = Formidable sass Of hnmsn siir<n.s g..
any sin yie medicine 20 sseesssfriiy sf'sk an 1,
IL not probable 'ha; sny one Article before The
public boe the power 20 er.e the qrsrt<r q ihera
exeepung the SECe7ixB. IL lars tbs Axe ~
TIE root Il the tree Of tsseas>s By FIR. elsatns-ing
ever iapurify fron the blood. p-onossnz IN {
ssc,efioss, op>eisz the yors--ibe zres; escsy~
vaires Of the sJster-issiyu~7.ing The I,yer 30
IT. fan nd sa,assl scfioo. eiesnsing the s-onsa
sAd psrsG,hsaing Digestion This much sceon
p,ished, the sy~edy and the p<rmsress enrr q
soe oaly IL elseasrs ~ have es1rasrstes. bsf
the usoge 'faia q ehrc.ic sns eos.ff:E-
6iss.deSs. 10 erytsin TO follow. This 10
p~reeisely uhsa y~ssfiae do~s- axf Is eoes II 80
eoSily. Thai 10 10 "a accomplished far alEcs
before IL psssess II ssH- IL IL himself.
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MURDERoUS RrrIAI4rIoN.
Victim Of IIociGr!>m HIiis 0He Of iIl- EAa--
pcrating Companions.

Early Yesterday morning Joseph Geiger,
porter. aud John Gartlen. a laborer, met in
Robertson Hvople's leather store. at - Ferry
street, where both were employed. They had
dispute. but Gartlen went away seemingly not
very angry. An hour auerward they got to-
gcthcr again in an alley adjoining the store,
when Gartlen struck Geisor on the head with
carr rung fracturlng the skull and inncting
mortal wound. Gartlen dropped his weapon.
ran away. and was Intellectually chased bY some
hystanccrs, Gclger was carried to the Park
Hospital, and thence to hts home at IS Frank
fort street, where he died al four o'cocl, IN the
afternoon.
-Geigcrs employers say that he was sober aud
quiet "a department; but others report that he
Joined with Othefs Ia habitually hectoring Cart
len. Their quarrel before the killing, overheard
Nv nobody, Is supposed To have been part Of
tho customary hadgering OF Gartlen. who. IL ls
a'su presumed, became exaggerated, armed him
self with The cart rung. and icturncd To re-
tallate for the treatment he had received. The
cart ruug was obtained from the yard of the
store, and was terrible weapon. Garden lives
az Delaney and GOcrch streets, ana was for
m'ry cnuloycd IN ol stef DO rs At the last river
piers. The police are searching for bin.
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4 H0RSE'S TONGuE CJr0rr.
: Fitndish Act for which Somebody will vet
SMnrr NrNoIaIy.

Nj. William II. Castle, %: go Hudson
troci. drove his horse and truck GA TO Pier 81.
North rlycr 40 about hali-past Yesterday l. orn-
ing. and left them standing with several others.
\ hall hour Later he retained. I'm his absence
his Iorsc had been stabbed three times IN his
loweriaw and hi tongue cut cut. 70 the cart
men who gatherel after the outrage had been
maize known. Mr. Castle sand he would give Sl0O
to learn who D. "a done the stabbnc Ihcrcupon
william stew ard. uf HOratio AMI West streets,
a driver for Jno. Kingsley. carman. was seen to
turn pale, and lie soon afterward mounted his
truck ana drovc uH.
MIR. Castle says that about year ago he re-
fuHcl 90 rent stalls IN his stable To q man who
teen employed kingsley, because Of hi. tkings-
les % misconduct IN the stable during previous
occupancy Soon afterWard kingsley was dis
charged. He attributed his loss Of employment
e. what lstlc mad said, aud threatened to " get
even with him. The men had no intercourse
alter that time until last wees, when Castle en-
plONcd h lng-lcy to cart two 90 three truck loads
~ goods Tor htm. When they were settling for
the WORK Kingsley asked Castle indirectly which
We his most valuable horse. and WAS told that
u wa " the bay, the one that was IN ured ycstcr-
dly. kinr-ley and Steward were seen IN earnest
conversation on the per few minutes before
the horse W attacked. steward was arrested
yesterday. lie had blood On his coat sleeves,
which he said was from hose bleed.
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Mhnl pnc. lllir iIcnnt

The Hudson County, Nd, Grand jury sworn
In yesterday, numbers some OF the shrewGcst RcpuD
can politicians IN tie county among them being John
d. Carcallcn, the foreman, q Republican member Il
Assembly for the past Ycars and the leader OF the
minority James =. Fielder cV-Asscmblymln ana de-
fcatcd candidate the Republican i,kct for state
SENATOR T. e. Brown. r Republican member of the
jersey Guy BoNrd OF Finance Jacob NcW klra, Out Of
the Jury Commission ana a conspicuous lcpuhucani
Francis J. smith, Republican Alderman M BlYouue
anu probable candidate FOR Assembly this fall Jasper
MAnd,C. cN-itepuullc n AsSemblyma tN-Aldertnan
Artnh 81 enken ldchard Grant partuci of Jersey
CITY Commissioner Jeremiah lialsry une at whose
family f. a Commissioner il Jersey tty. why sumJny
consNia uuus hrpuuIical- nave been selected is 60.
nGndrum among the pJlluclan-.
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TUFsp ~. Sept Flour AND MEAL-The
n,ur. Mlnn,o brands have been ncld hlehcr, and.
K iaGt, ,old TOT moe money owing 70 the injury to
Grade have been eomparaiyey dnll and iiogr, iral
an occasional advance obtained. No. Ia fair de-
quiet Sew nour OF an grades sioS and A, dit
ncnu to sell, even a. concessions. Rye Sour
No ., bhl. u eoe SIGi. subeiGne state and Wcs,
S ern prns SStaS As eaus s s 80 3d. Soi w." sn
MN, sd2sts 'O do. winter wheat y ana IN, S0.ei
ami family brsn,s ~ $50 soutacrn oakcrs and
sGda s. Il" i've T. ,T -, s1rne q "a 't.G or
meal western @c, fjdi@sili Branuywinc a.,
PnoI lsl - Thor hqs been an active and rather
Snd hcr 6os products dS Win roopn asf' 'saG'
b,ef mas remained quiet To-daT porN NAs lOwcf
future delivery 600 bnls for October AZ s.1Qh 50 o.
h9 s .s On h'SS ot IIG 'H IT,. ar Sae rd w
and ~ ,l'sc. f'r new westerns ana for future d,liy
MA 5oo 90, a, iIoioc " q iS rpre.
p pp' nTs ci mes ~ GATa rmS G59
mess ,iS w. sa inf ho ms.' se 80 inSa
no hclne.. l$slin. Lard steam rendered 1870;
49, snohsl La'is ls,i5.ae.' smoked shoulders,
GnNN spring wheats AZ Sell as corn, oais, and rye
nv ueciatd on1'laHra.H lh IN. past ieN days a. cr
mlrNo las been quite unsrIicd is usnlh Inc ease
a, NE 9ev1t V an,w 'rop year w1cn much Of me
endias inhuclrcs arr:at Nork today whcat duil ind
NJ 81 2l~SIsi; 30. . Cmcis,, inciui.n. Nori XVII.
sr; s. :. l a. about tis'@ si2S No. MlHaut,',
sd. "a p ,o, S'y ,scr seS Ss h9a9r on @
aud anner ohio aud Indiana di1cilt OF sale
s saol 3l orn e0n iags@ ham,. a o' ts9 ~
good 20 prime sail mixed ana 81 ~ Tor IN ni,
on 'racS I1r good % caoice wIdic spt' 90 O.. los
s
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rRCADN ~. IN tui. .o ON Nond,v. sopt. G.. 1873,
InApctn, WIDOW or Che rue Edmund N-HaayHv.
The TEL lttyHs uY' fref.s OF tine fU.fiV rt tr D 20.
fmy invited tpa tnuItlr funeral. from the Reformed
Dutch tlutcu, N1srNrld, N.J.. uu "Wednesday. SEM.
S,ctHG = VI. Irair- leave lY JNc northern ltnlroal
Of New lctscy foot of thinb g. st Want $50 4. NJ.
bHADl At h,r rr.ii me-. 3ii .ntl ~ g.. WI
Brady, Wlc ~ cN hmdy 100 th" spth year age.
,tucr g., on Ncdnc orJ, ~eui, q, att 7. w., from ST.
nORNN.-On Monday miduish. Teresa ioran infant
ugughicrol John a.. ni " ~ Aun ~ lriu.
Iie relatives lnd fi 'uGs pf tIc family Trsnert-
81 her natts, 33 Gouverntur a. on NDdna s4ay sept
g. at 2 4. VI.
KITCHiNG.-On Tncsdat. sept e, 1873. Nuftn, wife
OF Andrew 10. Nittliur t1 tt'.. uNrAr Of h,f 1fr.
Relatives nui iH'fIs ui tlr ttuiW Hr. Its. ctiuiiv
invited to au md be funeral from her .t' tOtllouCc,
Christopher T.. uu Thur day scot. %. a. O'Clock.
MyGAl ~ llfuI, yn, on Iu day, sept. 1870
fhc relatives aud friends 20 tl" family, end those -
he brother IhuWus 'fttaul urr repeatedly vilcG
to attend bis funeral On ihur D Sept ~ 40 O'clock,
from DIS liit rrgelc 80 Battle It,, to the Cemetery
Of the lith Gro Tor iutc-iu 20.
- VI HE soul rcst M 70 ace. imen
ter Of Patrick and julia HIL r., o. 20 Yeas and
Inc relatives and Fri iqa AFRO RESPECTFULLY invited To
atemi her funeral FROM hHr lat' aliTr 49, theirs
H. WHlailsbirgh ON Mcunc-l nY, sept. Is, al clock
MLLlY.-On Moniiy. Sept, o. ~ c,n.unrti1n.
James Dunan. dearly loved IN ot ipfrrN and Rose
III, lly. astd 10 Year,. DlJntha and "S usfs
TIE relatives and friends of hc fanlv also those 81
ls unc c lrin and Iiu. ere rcqi % u 10 attic the
fuht RAJ u We iur-dfv the Su ii-t. ~ a. NJ from
the tsidoncc oi iswournin{ parents. $50 Grc,nWrh st.
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MIcHlnh coNNoALr.s DEtrm
The C0roncr'- jury say IL was IIastcncd b
Brutal Treatment,

Brutal Treatment,
The death of the tortured Michael Con-
molly. the Blackwclls Island convict, furnished
material Tor a conclusion Of the inquest Jester
day. John q. Lenhan, a medical student, was
the llrst Of the days witnesses. Last Sp'iug DR..
Gillette. OF the Medical Board OF the Charity
llospit H. uU ointed tim assistant ON the med
ical star. one week ago last Tuesday, early in
the morning he was told that there was u man
sick in a cell. That man was Connolly, and he
WAS whisiing and singing. Ihe witness said to
him " Connolly, what Is the matter with your
He answered. "Oh, nothne' but added thar
his legs were little sore. His tongue and pulse
were normal. He told one Of the keepers TO Ut
the man in cell and watch him, and heard
nothing more OF the case uLtil AuE.21 when hc
was called TO see Connolly who was on his cot,
in comatose condition. lie made several
gasps, and died. After his death bruises were
found on his body and legs.
Dr. Samuel II. Kitchen, thiet OF tue Charity
Hospital medical stan testified that he asked
Acting Warden Cowcnhovcu how the bruises
we're mode, and CuweuhpNen shld mat ne
man had been a foolish lelpw' ana that
be mad oftea seen him fall on his hands ana
knees.
DIR. Joseph Cushman, who made the post-mor.
ten examination OF Connolly body, testified
that he found bruises ON the knees, thighs, ru,
shoulder, ana hands. There was large amount
Of Serious enusion into the lateral vcntriclos OF
the brain, and well-marked softeniug. In his
opinion death was caused by Serious efuslpn
into aud sOft0ning Of the brain,
Tho Jury deliberatcd AN hour, and returned a
verdict that Michael Connolly came to his
death by softenng Of the train. accelerated hy
brutal ana IN treatment at the hands of Keepers
Patrick Gcary, James I. { Wenhovcn Edward
NJ Reese, and Dennis IIard,.' IhQY exoner-
ated Thomas Reilly and james NJ. B0Nle, aud
recommended that the Commissioners Of Char
tiles and Correction and the Warden Of the peni-
Tertiary use care In the selection Of kcc peIs,
aud also In the treatment of sick prisoners.
Hardy has not been arrested, ami bis where
Reese cgaye 5000 bail each 10 await the action
Of tho Grand Jury.
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COlicnt. OF the Wcrhly Snn.
NE WEEKLY SuN published this morning CON

tains the following
The Political OuilOok-The California Election
Prospects IN sew York, Pcnnsy lyauIa and Nas chu
sets; The fanic on the Pacific COa,t-ihc Bank OF
cam rnil Preparing To- Resume Iusncs. The Pacific
Coast Ring ana MS Rnm'htltlon. How Grant ana ll4
cabinet pass tne summer M Sinking their Worn
Whither they Went and WIN Whom Justice IN lsh-
irrton-SfrlW Bail In the Criminal Court The Hans.
mans CIrnNel-SN Murdercra Executed in Arkunsah--
he otu3 of their tnW'1 ihe laot IA Clinton, Ms q
In the Mormon Tabernacle Marriage aud Oihci Rites
Among the Llttcunay saints Gen. FiiI Hugh Lees
Mission 10 New Nork-hcYciOpmg the les ufco- Of
Virginia Romance aud TRAGEDY The : ory of William
e, IalstOn-Ilis Wcrlh, his lNtrayagancc. ami his
fOllc.: The Strangcs ut Suicide lpsici Dealt of
Promising Young ltaliaL Painter, ,ry the pulpN
Tho Singing Rev Waists service az Camp Mcctng
The Indian Rug Robbery kcclry Motor Heard
From; Cen, lngalls's ECONOMY haNk kohhckhy IT'S
Tel cr; Gen. Grants llel IL lh' Baru ana the Arab
How Arabs Breed, Groom. lr'in and Dort lllrsc5-
The PRIMAL ana superior lhpe Of the llOr.1 A New
Yorker In Londun british Social towarire and
Tue Pleasant Valley Agricultural Exhibitor Editorial
Correspondence Various Ancient and Modern H..
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Queen Mary; The Latest TelegrAphc NtWsi Ladies
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Col inns of fdor Articles and Agricultural Matters
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send To :, D. Brown 40 Warren It., NY" Tor hs urdH
Of Cheer cent free OF cHTr) anu escape tue ten9rs
Vi LLe dEeasr.-AQp,
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TOWLl- NcCANN.-At Ncw YORK. SEP 70, hy the
Kew W =. T. f's Nr AhsCfuOu iuwlr. 20 fne Frances,
second dduuhicr OF the late Charles Mccain, Esq.
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To reduce stock, we will make til Sent. 10. a
great reauctl0n Ia lncoa OF Aruture ana carpets B
NJ. CowperthNai, Co., l55 Chatham street weekly
and mVntLly payments taken,-Adg.
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Quirk'r Irish Ten

Has solved the problem IN the treatment Of bill
iOus diseases which has always batled doctors.
Il Is iniolipe. Wells kIA0lt, II Gold street Prcc,
20 cents.-Adg,
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u.IEINn I1TEIhIGnN,H.

fun rf1s n 9ln f'1s-.-- - NI0lU ~, III ID
30 900 MArEH- rms DAY
SANDY llookl. - COS, Island. 80 llcil Gltc.. % uS
Arrived TUESDAY, Sept Z.
Steamship kuicaerbockcr, New Orleans, mt.r. ami
pas.
s'tan.hlp Isaac y. 3D. Richmond, cts guiat ami ..,.
iuik. nurse. and nu--.
steamship ltclmpnd, Loves. y tl.. mls'. und pas.
hit'ns % Ser u.s. HDat1u md-c ami pass.
Steamship N'NllnG. ii-ullur., mise. AMI II.s.
IWk AKui. ..huu, silt.
Lax lusi llino, SAT- cay. T. D.. salt
iiark J. 'ls' r-hu- lOns1ors, ia ballast
BARK AraoNig, Nautander, IN blllast.
ltflg Ntlne. 70. troiN sugar
Hrig .rih tIuNtll SD. Johns l.. H.. su-. IT,
ing Charlotte Buc Havana. .Igar.
AHoth' usual river SAL coast ylst yrtsf.-
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Dvcinq and Cleaning NJ the View Ypri Dive
INK aud Printing ~ blishmcft, staten Island CHccsi
No. pS Duane So 7i2 r1advny, Go 9th ay, NV YorK;
No 1850 aud if3 ptrrcptn' no.. loIklfu Eid ~ NORTH
Eighth a., Philadelphia E-tabl ihcl 30 years.
Ur. Lynn'a Tooth Tablets
Produce the mOft rratiiytug rtsults.
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&usmr5s Nottcs.

Thousands can testify thur the prrUN iuu
syrup Is the b,st tOnlc and alttlaNe medicine kuoNu
Try Mrs. MinsIOw'N S00fhiug Syrup fOr all
diseases ui children, edCh as to tang, Wlnd C1C Nc
For The best tlaslic Stockings aud supports
Noncll'H TeoihinR Cordial sOothes tho irri-
tan0u ~ Nc auILH. An H. PIct ~ eenlt.
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rnr rysrnrMESr or covcrALMtEr.

Uhe,sd' The following real estate In the city Of
Wa mug IN. District of tolumuia, has uy the parties
hereinafter ma c and hyd I'D. bearing ditcs as stated
property lra" Uy tuu1rCs and iuft b'pu conveyed
Co TAFT in Zoe -uplci 10 have and TO hold the same
uu usts sud for tac purposes set forth IN this paper,
sutd aId scaled hy me- uC triuy even date W1tn tue
sai dc'ds And "her az, the ca IA payment ot the
purchase .nty tlr al properly and utIUr
,lucrf ~ Che following naed persons. IN the respcc.
tive sum topp site tncir nance. To- Wit.
Jay uukr ............ ................ .425tpI
I've Utl"r parVs CaCu 5000. 100
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Fluctuations.

I CENTENNIAL 50 YKOCkLT~.
u ia M i.i.N. TITUS ID-L1S.
(HA-. A. LtNfHUN~EN d 0OSs,
10 kTNHlAuf. ALBANY. 81.
II pPLl lNf TRADE.
TlstrilllcoIs
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TRYING TO DIG OUT THE FACTS.

Ihai % 1871 and Tor some time prior thereto, the said
nanct hlbnnrn and Jane. " Latta carried On IN the
uy OF Na.hn gtnn IA This Dstiict, the huslncss of
anu OF latr. In resi- state under the hgm name
". hl.ou.n q lAllu ana the said business has
@ W. ., eare on TO- me present time but Jan,
1910 tle hilu John '. Olmstead, wpo had been for
- vi n 11sie ,l'rA IN tie employ OF said nrn
vac Sani"ed as partner therein, nut tue business
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ing. without interest to $4,000 which decd n In prc
trndeu and insisted ny sara kilbOurD Lata. Ohm
stead A. in'cnIcd TO work and dd work the eale 0ud
trans ~ tho beneficial Interest IN I'd square from
ffU Nrat tu nu AS So a.
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DROSPECT Park FAIR GROUNDS. 1879.
i -Ihiui annual running mrn tur, sop. 40 au II
IGrct races each Gay. GiO. W. CANLEl, Proprietor.
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And your rtor further shows that Lots % 10 90 ia.
elusive, square 10. the Iifh OF Apr 1877
convened by ssd kiDourn, trustee. to said dmsiead,
trustee, ~ decd containing the sad Aabcudum clause
ana Tor the stated consideration Of 81 0i 30 and that
on the sSth Of AIn 1919 sad OlmslG, trustee after
hul ing the haid ts for thirteen days, sold the
Tor ,ld TO- at which price the ssid ol, have been
charged ia tlc lnfrg lu- lirt ~ sales md prices.
Ana your orator not admit the accuracy q any
OF the foregoing prices, taacn from he records 6i
the deeds made ny taid kNb urn ana Olu-tead, but
claims the rsht on further examination to .urchargc
anu iulslfy
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The said lot 4, IN square Ill appc by said records
have ncen sold each, ami ad lots 90 ana a In squarr
81 were sold subject 10 Two eNslng deeds trust one
uafra July 81 1872. nj made hy Jo. ". parAer Id
favor Of said Arthur ttndail q lrust 10 secure three
notes dated June ~ le42 each for 1887 - and pay
aOie TO sara Reginald tcnoal order nj one two and
three years win sA per cen sculn ual interest ami
TIE ether, dated july ~. tS12 mace ~ sam Iatta,
trustee, and % yor ~ n % said James Z. Fitch AID
Robert &. Fox. trust secure two note. dated
july %. H. c.cp flr Sl-il and payable L. Joseph
". PARK order On the 81 - July. 1870 with ia
Der cent. lnlrrtsI IANAMIn snml .InnullN.