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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-13
l.risoasr Rsmssal.


BAN FRAxcpoo, August l2.-This af-
tsrnoon, . varrank .vss placed In the
hands d Cspssin Douglas. Of tho police
force. for the arrest OF Miller. alias
Woodruff, on q charge Of embszzlemsnt.
With bsil Sfzsd n the warrant at e25,-
600. Captain Douglas at m took o
posse Of officers and proceeded TO the
building Of the railroad company, corner
Of Fourth and Townsend streets. The
officers were so disposed as TO guard all
outlets V 'tho building. Captain Doug
las then entered. and 70 Judge Robinson,
whom he FIRST saw. stated his objsot-to
arrest Miller. and TO search the building
for that ;purposs. The Judge told him
70 20 ahead. The Captain then pro-
ceedsd to q. room In the third story Of
the building. The windows Of which ho
had noticed from tho outside wero dark
ensd. Ho looked through the kcyhols
and saw the key was on tho outside.
He demanded a~dmittancc, but receiv.
ed no reply. He was about to
break down ths door, when an at
tache Of the building cane up aud
gave him the key TO the door between
The room occupied as tho Office 81 tho
Bay Yisv and Potrsro Railroad and that
10 which entrance was donied. Unlock.
Ing the door between. the Captain found
the object OF his search. The room In
which he was confined contained only q
table. chair and lounge. Miller SUBJ
mitted 10 arrest without any words. and
accompanied Captain Douglas to tho
City Prison. At $50 r. n. he was
locked sp. Twp charges of smbsnle-
mont have becn entered iaguinst him.
Miller Is firm In refusing TO 10 inter.
viewed. and preserves q guarded silence.
Two men fishing Mt Lake MERGED this
aftsrnoon foaodo the shors soma mr.
ticles Of clothing. and on further search
fcand nsss b. In The wAter. The BODY Of
. imam vAieh Had apparently bccn itithe
water three days OF more. Nothing was
found 70 identify the remains, which
were rsmovedto the morgus. 'ipe
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-13
MARRIED.


BAILY-oLD-m Virginia. AugssU 18th, By
Rev; r.; I; Eastman, hibbard Bally and Miss
BuRT-PURDY-ln Virginia. August i7th, BY
Rev. W X. Jenny, Alfred Dart 10 Mics Annis
Purdy, both q 0sAd .atn. s1l1aaruE.eu
oLivKR-sPAR0O-1n Eureka, August TIL,
James Oliver 10 Mar jane upsrxo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-13
NOTICE..

aIitftIr NF--NUh tAyfll
TO X. A. L~lGHT-Y0U WILL PLEASE 10
= take notice % eoowsef, is;s Daring The
thai c~srtais miuine claim isevn n n iisSt
and Auer claim. Dsaa Lsdgs. Silver Btar Mis-
Inc Distrtet, btorry couuty. State Of Neysda,
the sum VI eighty dollan; hat ysur proportioa
u forty dollars. and I demand Of you imme.
dlats payment hsreol 1
Gold Hln. August Is, isss, III sais sasl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-13

And In accordance with law and an order OF
the Beard ioi Directors. made 90 The It'll day
Of JAY. ISIS. 90 many shares OF each parcel Of
sash stock =. may ss nees.,sty w y sod q
lil California street. Han Francisco, Calif0mls,
on TUESDAY, the sist day Of August. is15. at
the ho1i Of o'clock r 2 " said d., 10 Pey
With cost " advertisins and szPensss efths
-snIs Il, YEGRNBR, Secretary.
Onics-ut California street, Ban Francisco,
California. nNIn -nNUANQr auis I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-13
NEW
LIST OF IETTERS

ID EXAMINING IN THE GOLD HILL PosT.
n once, August u. 1875. lfnot called for IN
one month they will be sent TO the Dead Letter
ONCE WashinUtou. |
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-13
ron 0ALEI

THn HOUSEHOLD YuRNrTrRE. FIX.
turss sad dttings Of ths tailorinr e.,sh.
nais strsst, Gold mn, opposite odd
isi,ous' Hail, nov occupied By The iubsetiher,
ineIadlng .vsry desirable froat show.wJndow,
stosssooa verdroee, with French plate glas-
siso isv sScses ass rssr sv machine aud
seyu I'LL. 1ICGS.
, 1875-11-20
L

TT is hereby made known that pur-
suant to Ordinance dated the 10Th
of August 1874 it has been announc-
ed to me, that Mr.. r.. J. Robinson,
merchant in Frederiksted, has issued
power to MIR. James P. Bruley to
conduct bis mercantile and other
business during his absence from St.
Croix.
Frederlksted's Police Office the
18th of November 1875.
EGGE:
, 1875-11-20

lille og Enhver, der MATTE have
III noget at fordre i Planter GEORGE
BEHAGENs Fallitbo, indkaldes herved
med 3 Maaneders VarseI til at an
melde og beviisIiggj0re deres Kray
for undertegnede Skifteret, der be-
handler Boet.
Christiansteds Skifteret den lode
November 1875.
ii. A. JURS.
, 1875-11-20

NET bekjendtgj6res herved at un-
~ dertegnede i HenhoId til Anord-
ming at lode August 1874 har mod
taget Anmeldelse om, at Kj0bmand
K. J. Robinson i Frederiksted har
meddeelt FuIdmagt til James P.
Bruley til hans Fravarelse fra Den
at Varetage hans Kj0bmands-og an
Dire F%orretninger.
Frederiksteds Politikammcr den
l9de November 1875.
EGGE.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06
COVi2lQkOM.


Y The horses attached to one of Jewett's
milk wagons became frightened near the
itirst totl-gate on independence pike. The
driver was thrown out and severely in
jnred.
A singular incident occurred at Mr..
Winfield Scotts residence, at the corner
.of Bank Lick and Tenth streets, early
this morning. Two unknown men ed
tered the rear room occupied as his
sleeping apartments. Mr.. Scott being
aroused asked what was wanting; they
replied that they wanted him, and that
they would kill him. Mr.. Scott arose
and shouted "Policeln which brought po-
liceman Senior and Whittle to the spot.
The rascals fed through the back door
and disappeared in the darkness.
Ascension Day was observed in all the
Catholic Churches this morning, with a
solemn high mass and other appropriate
ceremonies.
The roof of a building OF No. 81 Pike
street, adjoining the Kentucky Central
Railroad, took fire about O'Clock last
night, but was extinguished by q few
buckets OF water. Cause, detective fiue.
The suit of r. q. Phillips against the
City of Covington, was transferred to the
Circuit Court from the Louisville U. s.
Court, and will be heard next week. The
suit involves the right of the city to use
the Locust Block Pavement.
In the Cirout Court yesterday, the jury
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06

The different packet lines running from
this port have decided to carry passen-
gers to and fro during Festival week at
reduced rates. The nine steamers, COM
prising the Cincinnati, Big Sandy and
Pomeroy Packet Company, have placed
their rates for round tickets as follows:
From Pomeroy and Gallipolis and re-
turn, $6;' Big Sandy, Ashland and IRON
ton, S.; Portsmouth and points to Mays
vile, "a; all points below Maysyille, $3.
The Louisville United States Mail Line
steamers will carry passengers from Lou
isvilIe and return for 50 80 each, includ-
ing suppers and breakfasts on the boats.
Next Wednesday the General Lyle
brings up q large excursion party from
Louisville, leaving that port at P. NJ,
and lying over here until 11:30 Thurs
day night. The I'll. s. Turner brings ex-
cursionists here from Evansville for $l2
the round trip. The Mollie Ebert leaves
Pittsburg, Saturday, with large num-
Der of eXcursionists, and will take on
additional parties at Wheeling, Mari
eta and Parkersburg.
The Madison packet, Gen. Buell., will
bring excursionists from Madison during
the Festival. Besides the above, all the
little packets engaged in short up and
down river trades will bring people from
the interior.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06
Decorate.

To THE CITIZENS OF CINOINNATI-In
pursuance of resolution passed at the
Citizens Meeting ON last Monday, we
hereby call upon all Cincinnatians who
love their city, and have pride in her,
to assist us in getting up such celebra-
ton Of our Musical Festival as will
eclipse all former occasions of this kind.
Let us consider the whole of next week
as festival week, rejoicing in what is
best and graudest in that most beautiful
of art-music-and let our hospitable
city present such q welcome to our visit
ors as will speak to every heart stronger
than words.
The committee now at work to induce
our citizens to decorate their places Of
business and residences are meeting
with mostextraordinary success. Many,
however, they will be unable to reach.
To them, and to all, we would warmly
appeal to show some outward marks of
their sympathy in the way Of bright and
joyous decorations. Not isolated efforts,
but q grand spontaneous outburst OF our
whole city should be our aim.
CARL A. g. ADAE,
L. q. HOPKINS,
B. Il. CoAN,
w. III. Aims,
HENRY WIELERT,
Executive Committee.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06

40; cases of overdfivlng, 25; overlooking,
10; reprimanded for various causes, 100;
number OF horses ordered out of vehicles
on account OF inability, co.; number
of cases dismissed, 25; cases of
driving lame horses, %; cases sent
and encouraging cock-fghting, 10;
beating dogs cruelty, s; driving horses
with sore shoulders, 40; number OF ami
mails killed, %; total number Of cases,
394; total Of fines $4,000 which the Soci-
ETY. accrued $3O5 according to the old
law. By the new law, which has been
passed recently, and which will go into
whole of the fines. Since yesterday
twenty-six members have already en-
rolled their names, and the total receipts
were $3.50, which shows with what en-
thusiasm and spirit this work will be
progressed during the ensuing year.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06

OiLS-Linseed is quiet under larger Offer
ings and moderate demand. 1t is quoted 1s&
Toe per gallon. Lard oil is steady at 81 Ssal =
petroleum is still quiet and steady at 1sgiaE
P6TATOEs = There is fair demand sor
choice grades, with ample supply, at slaei 70
per bu. in store, Common are worth 75,d6ds
per bu, with little or no sale. All grades about
lOc less per bu. on arrival.
POULTRY-Liye chickens are In m0dernte
demand with liberal receipts and the markoe
remains quiet at $4lG4 SO per dozen.
RICE-Ihere Is a moderate c0nsumptive de-
mand at 7HQSc for Louisiana, and S9Skc Ter
Carolina.
sALT-There is fair demand for demestss
Turks Island is still quiet at 36Dssc per bu.
Liverpool coarse is steady and in moderate
request at 81 35i01 45 per sack.
SEED-Clover is quiet, with moderate de
mand at l2c per lb in store. Timothy is steady
at So 00tU2 90 per b4 in store Flax seed sells
at 81 5S01 s. per bu, with fair demand
SUGAR-There is firmcr market though
the demand here is only moderate. New Or-
leans is worth shtg9.sc: refined yellow. vM@
@lOXc; "a" white. lOX0ilc; and hard. uk1
fALLoW-rhe receipts are moderate, and
with >i.d far demand the market remains iira
TOBACCO-Continues firm and quiet. Mo
material change since our previous quotations..
shipping grades are worth: Bright leaf. -
4Sc: bright Jugs. l7022c; bright trash. H@l7c:
dark leaf, 160l9c; DARK lugs, l1Wl3c; DARK
trasn. 9(0l0c per 10. Manufacturing grades:
Brlght wrappers, a9ct999; bright dllers. 1e4
22c; dark wrappers, 140l8c; dark filters. 1o0
lsc per lb. ONO seed Is worth 140S4c for cigar
wrappers, 6lD9c for cigar illers
WOOL-rhe market Is quiet and steady with
demand and receipts both moderate. Weou0te:
Unwashed, clothing, 35(g38c; unwashed, comb
Ing, ,ssg4sc; fleece washed. A5(g4ss; tub-washed
6UaD65c; pulled. 40c.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06
Dominion .UOlnas.

TORONTO, May GA man named Rose
has been found out in an emigrant swim
die. He Isl in Scotland engaging men to
work on the Welland Canal and is re-
ceiving Government aid. On the arrival
Of the men the Welland Canal contract
Ors repudiate the terms Of the agreement
and the men are returning and going
into the States.
Charles Howell, switchman on the
Grand Trunk, got his foot caught in
o frog in the yard, and before he could
extricate it the yard engine ran over and
killed him.
Geo. Hommel, an old pensioner, CON-
mitted suicide yesterday. by literally
blowing his head to pieces with a shot
gun.
The strike on the Welland canal still
continues. The stone masons, quarry
men and navies, still hold out, but some
OF the laborers returned to work, under
the protection Of an armed police.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06

in the case Of Myers against Robinson,
failed to agree and were discharged.
The jury case OF Marshall against Cor
bins administrator, was In pr0gre SO at
the adjournment hour.
City Council tonight.
The Fifth and Craig street gas lamp is
hardly ever lighted. SO say the neigh
bors.
A surprise party was given by the
congregation last night to Rev. p. b.
Wiles, pastor Of the First Christian
Church, at his home on Greenup street.
One of Frank Jewetts drivers was Sc
verely injured yesterday evening by be-
ing thrown from a milk wagon In the vi
cinity Of the t0ll-gate on the Madison
pike.
The W. G. Terrell trial for the murder
of Harvey Myers will be called at -
o'clock tomorrow for hearing, in the
Criminal Court.
The dwelling-house of one Fehrkamp,
No. B Covington avenue, was, burglar
lied, and one or two hundred dollars
worth of property of the ordinary house,
hold kind was stolen. The entrance
was effected through new building or
addition to the main house In course OF
erection In the rear.
Henry Stagenburg and Joe Collins,
yesterday, which resulted in the former
being severely cut in the face with q
rock.
Newport.
Building Association No. 4 has re-elect-
ed its old officers.
It is said that the Scottish Commercial
Insurance Co., of Glasgow, will Withdraw
It's agency from Newport on account of
the license tax.
The Mannerchor concert takes place
tonight.
Messrs. J. Thomas, r. Townsend and
Robert Air will leave on Saturday next
tor Paducah, to attend the Grand Com
mandery Of Knights Templar of Ken
| tuoky.
Barracks News.--Colonel Mason, Com
mandant at the Barracks, has gone on
visit to the interior of Ohio. Captain
| Morris will assume command during his
absence.
Lieutenants Young andCunningham
have returned to the Barracks, the for
mer from Leayenworth and the latter
from Omaha.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Miller, at the Newport
end OF the Licking bridge, Tuesday
night celebrated their silver wedding.
The wedding of their son has been TEN.
porarily postponed.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06

intention to discharge Tilton from his
papers. Did not answer Beecher's let
ter of January I'd. Beecher told witness
OF stories In circulation affecting Tilton's
NOR ality.
Witness was asked by Beecher II he
was his friend and he told him he felt
no enmity towards him. Did not tell
Beeoher he would act as his friend.
Witness called on him in friendly
mood but made no assertions of friend
ship.
The examination was here closed for
the plaintiff. Mr.. Evarts then began the
ed letter and envelope and said: This
is the letter took to Beecher but do
not know if it was open or sealed at the
time l delivered 1T. 1t was in my pos
session two or three hours. Tilton gave
1t to me at his house when there was no
one present.
Had an appointment at my house with
Tilton, made the previous Saturday by
Mr.. j ohnson. told him would be at
home all day Monday, and he and
Tilton came early in the forenoon, about
II O'Clock, and probably remained two
hours.
l sent note by my son, John e. Bow
en-, to Deacon Freeland soon alter they
lclb duQ l0CClNCu u VOIUdt dHoWOl III q
few minutes, went to see Beecher at
Freeland's house about 4 or 8 O'Clock.
Do not remember seeipg any one else
there. stayed there about half an hour.
l don't remember any gentleman wait
ing to see me as to my conversation with
Beecher, nor do remember converse
tion with gentleman before 1 went to
see Beecher.
don't rememer seeing Eggleston, one
Of the editors of the Independent, there.
l kept the letter received January ID,
from Beecher. I do not think it gave
an inaccurate version of the story OF my
interview with Beecher.
informed Tilton of my intention to
terminate his connection with the Inde-
pendent, Saturday, Dec. 81, in the Union
office. He and left the office together,
and later in the day sent him formal
notice of his removal.
Two papers containing notices Of Til
toms removal from the Union and Inde-
pendent were handed by witness to
Evarts, who read them in evidence.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06
Con-, mon Council.

The Common Council met in adjourned
session, with a quorum. present and
President Refs in the Chair.
For the Board OF Equalization the fol-
lowing gentlemen were nominated: Pat.
Poland, ID. &. Foley, Frank Siefert, d.
b. Babb, Jos. DeCamp, F. Hellerich, Fl.
Hunneke, j. Leatherberry, j. ID. Minor,
VIM. II. Brickei.
The following were suggested by the
Auditor: b. W. Wasson, y. NJ. Sechler,
Alex. Buchanan, VIM. J: Lippincott, Levi
j. Workum, Josiah L. Keck.
Messrs. Helferich, Keck, Hunneke and
Poland were elected.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06
Board of Wator- Works Trustees.

The Board met in regular ses sion this
afternoon, Mr.. Dannenhold in the Chair.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
Mr.. Bowman offered a resolution to
the effect that three citizens of Cincin-
natl be called upon to assist in the in
vestigation of the Collectors accounts
Trustees, and moved that Mr.. Urner,
Geo. W. Jones and Aaron Terrence be
appointed.
On motion Of Mr.. Dannenhold, the
Committee was empowered. to employ
all necessary assistance in prosecuting
the investigation, and the resolution as
amended was adopted.
A communication was received from
G. M. Holloway stating that the $500
fund asked for had been subscribed, and
that the same was placed to the credit
OF the Board in the German Savings
Institutions Bank, and that the same
should be paid back to the parties sub
scribing in water rents.
Some communications as to water
supply were received.
Mr.. Dannenhold offered the following
Whereas, 1t is asserted that the delin-
uuent collector could not be compelled
in the absence of positive regulation
to pay over his collections before the ex-
piration OF the year for which he has
been appointed; therefore, in order to
remove all doubts, be it resolved that the
delinquent collector be, and he hereby
Is instructed anu required to immedi-
ately after the collection of each quar-.
ter's delinquents forthwith to pay over
said collections belonging to the city into
the City Treasury, taking duplicate re-
ceipts tor such payment-one to be de-
posted with the City Auditor. one with
the Clerk Of this Board and the third to
be retained by himself.
Resolved further, That said delinquent
collector at such time also file with the
Clerk of this Board complete state
ment, showing the amount of bills re-
ceived and the amount collected by. him
on account of the same.
MIR. Hilb stated that the Office of de-
linquept collector had not yet been filled,
because the appointee had failed to give
the proper bonds, and there was no ne
cesslty for the resolution.
Mr.. DannenhoId said that the resOlu-
tion related only to the duties of the Of
flee and not to the necessary bonds.
Mr.. Hilb claimed that the Office of
Delinquent Collector was sinecure
and moved that it be declared vacant
and abolished. Mr.. Dannenhold refused
to entertain the motion, claiming that
the Board had made contract with Mr..
Quinn and could not now annul it.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06
FINANCIAL.

Gold is quiet to-day at 1884,
Eastern Exchange remains Arm and active
at previous rates. Buying at par01 30 prem.
and selling at lilo prem.
Sterling exchange is steady at 4.91 sight and
4S71SQG4.s8 for 80 day bills, gold.
There is but little doing in silver. Dealers
here are buying at lO5 and selling at 100. for
halves and quarters.
Cincinnati Southern railroad T-30 bonds are
in fair demand at 103 with interest. Other
change.
Government bonds are more active to-day
and firm. The New York quotations are gem
orally x0H higher than yesterday. We give
the 80 p. M. Wall street rates to-day as fol-
lows, on whicha margin Of u is required by
d0alars hare.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06
TtEt0n-Beecher.

= BRooKLYN, May 6.-There was. a very
large attendance at the opening of the
Court this morning. Mr.. Beecher and
shis wife were present. Mr.. Henry c..
Bowen resumed the witness stand, and
testified that he saw Beecher nearly ey-
cry Sunday previous to December 26,
1870. May have conversed with him
shout TiltoH and his affairs January 1,
1871. Witness informed Beecher OF fhis
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06
POLICE COURT.

Drunk and Disorderly-F Felix Cunning CHAM
and Jennie Moulton, each 50 and costs: Mary
johnson, thirty days and $a5; Henry Meyers,
Stephen Hubble ana John Hackinger, each 81
and costs; Jas. Whalen, Ellis Brannon, Gorge
W. Cross, Vim. Rafferty, and Arthur Smith,
dismissed; Katie Thompson and Thos. Camp
bell, each thirty days and costs; Della VIII
lianhs, $lU and costs.
Miscellaneous -ThoS Duncan, intent TO kill,
continued 70 2lst tAski John \, Hayltn, intent
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06

TO kill, continued to the 18th inst; Jas. Miles,
Nick Kennedy, Frank Baker and Ed Gilday,
burglary, each continued to Tth inst; Ellen
Carney, petit larceny, dismissed; Harry Gro
yer, lettering, continued to l1th inst; Lizzie
Robb and Mary Lloyd, vagrants, thirty days
each; Mary Morris, yagrants ten days. Henry
Schoenenberger, fast driving, II and costs.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06
s. p. o. a.

The third annual meeting of the Socie-
ty for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Ami.
mails was held at the Board Of Trade
by Mr.. j. Z, Smith, the Agent
OF the Societys Number ofpersons fined,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06
STEAMBOATS,.
ARKANSAS RIVER.

For Memphis, Helena, Pine Bluff. Ettis
Rock, Fort Smith, and all Points on Ar
kansas River.
WILL LEAVE THURSDAY, the 9th insk
A q HI L A N ID,
WILL. Fl. KYLE, Master. JAS. ALRxAHDER, N'k,
ants;n ESs freight or passage Se spPyh pyh,;c 70
Landing. ap3O-n
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06
Cincinnati Live StocE Morkes.

HOGS-Market dull and slow. Common am
worth s701 60; medium, 81 75gS 0O; good to
choice, IS 100a8 6U per Genital
BEEF CATTLE Firm and demand m0dar-
GENITAL.
SHEEP-Market dull. Fair to good grades
are quoted s4.G5 80 for sheared; IS 50A6 5O for
unsheared per Genital.
Connecticut western news., 1875-04-02
grubate Notires.
IN ISTRICTO OF CANAAN, ss.

M STRICT or CANAAN ss
 AI Pro"ate Court March 18th, 1875.
 Estate or HULDAH T. LAWRENCE. late oi roughkeepsIe, Duchess County. N |. deceased the co9rt ofProbate for the Dirtric of Canaan haI limited and allowed six months from date of iLis order TOT the Creditors of said Estate represented lns9iSent In which to exhibit their claims aoainst sad estate and has appointed EnwAkD D. LAW. IeceVg q an1 examine said claims. Certified by me ne suoscrl6ers give notice that they shall mee Ss G. the store of the late H. T: LAWRENCE. in said r on tne 24th of April and 31.t of July. at said appointment. s "usiness oi
 k, D. LAWRENCE
 JAMES GARRAHAN. Commissioners
 All persons indebted to said estate are r.orost ed to. make immediate payment to JOSTIAH D LAWRENCE, Administrator. ao1