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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-26
EoR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

By y,rtus Of deed Of trust made By Math.v
MeSsb6 ii az underlined Trustee. dated IN IL
day q Nay. A. D. 1876, and daily reesIdsd among
the Lard Records d Ohio county, West virginia,
In bed q Trust Book No. 10, page iis, wilton
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of November, 1875
At the front door Of The Court Houss Of Ohio eoun;
~, West Virginia, commencing a II 4. NJ pfoceed
70 sell 70 The highest and beat bidder the following
property, or % much thereof a. may Be neeessar!
10 pay The debt secured BY aid deed Of truSt and
the expenses Of sale, that 4 70 ny: One tEo;hone
Wagon, with Sprinkllng ApFaraius attached one
one-hofSe Cart, with Tprnfling Spplrstus ati1eh-
ed; one S0FTel Hone abo1t nine ye1rS old one
Sorrel Horse about ten yGan old; one Brown Hone
about DIX yeln old
Selling - Trustee, shall convey such utis - Il
vested IN me by aid deed Of trust.
TKRNG or sALE-CAAh.
GEO. B. CALDWELL, Trustee.
&c. HEHvKY, Auctioneef. ocis
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TRUsrEEs SALE.

By virtue Of deed Of trust made BY Madison
Banks and vile 10 the undersigned trustee, dated
the S0th day Of January, A. D., Is7S, and recorded
among the public land records Of Ohio county,
West Virginia, In book Of deeds Of trust and mort
g1ges Nc. s, On page 2H, will On
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of October,
A. D., 1876, commencing At II o'clock A. N. At the
front door Of the Court House Of 4aid county, pro-
reed 70 sell At public auction 70 the highest and btSt
bidder the following described property, situated
In said city, county and State, or 70 much thereof
n nay Be necessary to pay the debt secured BY sid
deed Of trust and the expenses Of ale that Is to
ny: Lot number iouI, in square number twenty
three, As designated on the nAp Of the subdivision
Of theestnte Of Joseph Caldwell deceased. sAId lot
fronts on Woods street, fold name George street,
fity feet, running back one hundred feet n an Al
ley west Of Woods street, a designated on the map
Of the subdivision Of the estate d Joseph Caldwell,
deceased, and Il In the sixth Ward Of aid city.
1ERHS OF SALE-UDe-thirl oil the purchase
money, or such greater amount thereof a the puT-
chaser may elect TO pay, cash In hand, the residue
In two equal InStAllmentS payable resi- ectiVey In
six and twelve nenths from the day Of sale, with
interest from that day, and the deferred payments
to b secured BY deed Of trust on the property
sold.
Selling a. traEseI shall convey such title rs is
VISITED IN me BY aid deed Of truIt
GEO. B. CALDWELL, Trustee.
J. C. HETvRT, Auctlonetr. BeI9
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New York money and stocks

NEW YORK, October 25.-MoSEY-Loan.
ed at 3ASh per cent. Prime mercantile pa.
per per 4HS per cent Custom receipts $4SS,;;
$4,000. Clearings S2Q00Q,000. Sterling
at $4S3a4.s5.
GoLD-Opened at 1O9N, and closed at
l09H, being the only quotations to-day,
Borrowing rates la2al Vas per cent per an
mum and 1-6i per cent per diem.
GovBRNRSIS-Active aud steady.
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Wheeling Live stock Market

WHEELING, October IS.
CArFLR-QuOted Rt 99lA4c per pound.
HoGs-QnOted ats IiaGc per pound.
SHHEP-Quoted at &c per pound,
LANRs-Quoted at SC per pound.
CALvEs-Quoted At SAse per pound.
Cows-Quoted 1t $S0a45 per head,
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Toledo,

TOLEDO, October 25.-Flous- Steady.
wheat-Firm; No. white Wabash al
81 30; No. white Michigan at 81 q;
extra white Michigan 81 50; amber Miehi.
gan 81 92IS; No. Sfed 81 IA. Corn-steady;
high mixed 49sle; low mixed spot and No
vembed4se; new 47c; NO grade axe. Oats
Steady and unchanged.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
WOODEN FACTORY.

By virtue Of 4 died Of trust made by Elizabeth
Bradley 70 the undefSiEned truStee, dated the IN
day Of September, A. D. 1875, and duly RECORDED
among the land records Of Ohio county, West Viz.
ginia, In Deed Of Trust book No. > page 2Cs, vii
on
SATURDAY, the llth day November, 1876,
at the front door Of the Court HOUSE Of Ohio
county, West virginia, commencing At II O'clock
A. proceed 10 sel 70 the highest and beSt bidder,
the following described real esIGte and other prop
erty, or 70 much thereot - may b Necessary 70
pay the debt secured by sAie dOsd Of trust AID the
expenses Of ale that 4 70 ny, all that part Of the
LOT Numbered II (eleyeb) sitnaiet On the e1st side
Of Jacob ifnsfly called sixth street. In that part
Of the Fourth vRFd Of the city Of Wheeling, West
Vlfginia, commonly called East Wheeling, and
bounded on the west BY Jacob street, on the south
BY Wheeling 1eek, on the east BY lot numbend
twelve and % the North By lias % be'draEn from
Jacob street 70 s1id lot Numbered twelve, parallel
10 and south from GtntNeeuth street, formerly
called undSley street, and At the distance Of I'D
feet theTelrom, with the Improvements, ApPurts-
nAneeG, rights and privileges 70 the s1Id part lot
belonging or HppertliLing also the machinery, en-
gne, boiler, fixtures and tools on Eid real estate
10 Be sold ~ above
The above property will be pld subject to deed
Of trust from the aid Elizabeth Bradley to Daniel
LIMB, dated December ID, 1914 and recorded
among aId land records In Deed Of Trust Book No.
:, page SO, the amount claimed TO be secured BY
which deed, on October 7th; 1876, dedueting pay.
rnents made hnce IL execution and delivery, Sn
$500 q principal and So Of interest.
TERMS or SGLK-One.f0uTth Of the purchase
money, or Guch greater amount thereof a the puE-
chaser may eIect to pay, cash In hand the residue
In tnree equal installmtnts able respectively in
twelve and eighteen months from the day Of Slle,
With interest," from that day, and the deferred pay
menn to b secured by deed Of trust On the prop
erty sold.
SeilIpE a trustee shall convey such title ~ q
VREfAd In ma nv aid deEd hf tFur.
GEO B. CALDWELL, Tsustes.
J, c. HERyKY, AuetIonesr. ocl2
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Raleigh County.

Editors Iutelliseneer:
The vote Of Raleigh county shows 405
for COT and 636 for Mathews. Prince,
for State Senate, has 724, and Adams
l73. For House OF Delegates the vote
stands: Dunbar $50, FeaEel IL, Beckley
5l3, Hale ls9. r.
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ocs ~ damage to souh by hard swearing
pis ;o;N By parties trying to Ct stove:
u !, 49, s,S together this fall is estimated
AaNes Than ever before
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kbA4AAs
l 1s.s' t tsss' :. .'. Ia eD.p'',g.
By Vtrtus d 4 decree made and entered In this
e1IEse On the 9th dlyoi October. 1876, the under
hgDed, who was appointed Special Commissioner
for the purpose Will bell Al public auction, At the
front door Of the Court House Of ehio county, on
WEDNESDAY, the I'd day Of November, is7s
Commencing at 10 o'clock \ ", the following de-
siIhed real estate: certain lot or parcel Of ground
In the city d Wheeling, known - lot No. u,
square No II, In Richie 4 Chapline's addltion 70
the cty Of Wheeling. On this lot are Hn0kSs
BreNeFy and two Story brick dwelling house.
T1RES or sALE-0ne-third Of the purchase n1on-
ey, and % much more a the purchaser may elect
IN e21h on the day Of sale; the balance In two
equal InStallmeuts al one and two years, the puT.
chaser giving bonds bearing interest from day Of
ale, With good personal security for the deierret
payments W. !. ". CoWDES,
W. II. HALLRR, Aueti0Deer. oeI7
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PITTSBURGH, October 2s.-Pstoleam-
Quiet crude lower at IS OK at Parker's;
refined 25a26e, Philadelphia delivery,
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STLas, :. ' fT,,, Z. Postones Money Order, ard
81 y III = tbs.s caa BE procured, send th'
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7FeTs or SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

,,a Il s4rGAa,, poats1t ptpo4
~ q O0lThrVe monthi-......s1 y
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800 'i n CSsTieTl 10 City l5e pa week
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WEEKLY.

=. raiI, . n1ps'losi I9ll0SV W.
" q ooIglK m0utbi...-.......tl 20
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AecupnotAtioI T1tn leavs Bellalre at $50 Pm
snd arrives At Steubenville Al Sis Pm.
Special accommodation trains leave BellAlre II
s:50 An. and 1880 ?. n; Bridgeport 1905 AN. and
Los Pm; arrive at Martins Ferry leB An. and
lis p. n. Returning leave Martins Ferry at 1850
P. Nj arrive at PelRire Al las AN and a40 P. n.
Tickets 70 al principal points In the East and
West can b procured at the Union Ticket Othce,
ALure HOuse, and n the station 81 Bridgeport.
F. r MYEkS,
spi9 General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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TRANSPORTATION.

day; Nos. and Is di1y eIeeH sunday; No q
stopI at al stations between Wheeling and Grafton;
No stops At all stations between Wheeling and
CcmbaFlAnd,
,y,..,,n,-,,, : ~ . ! ~ q ~ Ne 4
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I

o'in round numbers an amount equal
% the aStionaI debt at the close o! the re.
is.!ioa. And these are but a moiety Of
EaA' will awaken into life and contest in
tae event Of Tilden's election.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-26
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Of Valuable Brewery Properly.

In the County Court Of Ohio County, West viz
Elnia.
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Didn't Know the Emperor.



The janitor who has charge of Bunker
seven on Friday morning to open the premises,
found two strangers in waiting, one, n tall,
gray-bearded man In Il slouched hat, asked II
they could ascend tho monument.
Yes said the custodian, "you can for
twenty-five cents" holding out his hand)
Tho stranger produced the money. and tho
custodian unlocked the doors. and forthwith
commenced sweeping out, raising cloud Of
dust and paying no especial attention 10 his
visitor who was looking about him curiOusly,
until, half chpked with dust, he inquired II
these We're the steps.
Yes, all right, 90 ahead, 20 right up TIL you
get to the top"
The visitor and His companion did as they
were bid and stayed some half an hour enjoy
Ing the beautiful panoramic view from the sum
nit, after which they descended. and were
quietly walking away when they were hailed by
the custodian with
" ii var just write your names In this book (;
all visitors that 70 up the monument sign their
names here"
The gray bearded man laughed and signed his
name ana the two departed.
Tho custodian never looked at the book, but
sOmo'houTs afterward WAS electrified 10y one Of
CHANGED to come In, asking him, in tho most
agtated manner, when Dom Pedro, tho Emperor
OF Brazil had been thcrcy
Hasn't been here AZ all, was the reply.
Hasn't been here, why. here is his signature
on your visitors book. What does this mean -
What said the custodian, rushing up to
the volume. why, good gracious that was
written 10y tall man with a ~louch hat"
And So IL was, but the tall man was the En-
ed Bunker Hill Monument, just like ANY other
man.
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willing to give Him Another Trial,

Three years ago young man of good
address and fairly educated arrived IN this city.
During the late unpleasantness a majors leaf
ad orned his epaulette aud he served with dis-
tlnctlon IN an lndiina regiment. lie married
the daughter of wealthy citizen OF -. LOUIS
and "A career Of unallDyod prosperity seemed to
open TO him, Yielding, however, t. the tempta-
tions induced by fast life and fast friends, no
quarreed with his wife and her family, and
abandoned them TO come TO Utah, where
he has been ever since, working at
the mines. lie squandered his money
and most Of his time eked out precarl-
Gus existence. Reduced In means and dis
cOuraged ~ his prospects In the future, he CON
temulated taking his departure FOR South Amor
iGa where he resolved 10 retrieve his fallen for
tunes. Fate, however ordained otherwise. THIS
morn ing hs happened 10 pass by kim0all Block,
when he was attracted by the voice OF IA ltte
ch Id who approached MINI, and. turning TO the
direction OF the voice, he recognized his wife
and cnild, from whom ne mad 50 long been sep
arated. An explanation took place between
wife md husband She was In part heiress To
her deceased fither's large estate. ana having
accidentally heard OF his being ia L tab, aud
clnging with womhn's FOND devotion To the
man who bad won her arst affections, came to
meet him. They return 70 the East Tomorrow
an sall~s
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THE SID SEQUEL OF A DIroRcE.
How N Family Becnme k-trangcd-Thc Last
Look ut n Loved Daughter.

OH " 'rtf1y HTTfTUOOn fUntTHT tOOK
place from Trinity Church, and large congre-
CATION gathered 10 pay the last mark OF respect
TO Cara A. sayre. whom they had all known.
After tho religious services had been cOnciud ed,
aud Just "a the recognized relatives were about
TO gaze once more upon the cofnned form, the
whole congregation WAS startled hN the appear
anco OF a middle aged man, clothed a. "a work
ing mechanic, who strodo To tue side Of the
bier, ana with his whole powerful frame shaken
by sobs Of anguish. gazed long and inten'ly
upon the cold face before him. ana then turned
and lett the church. Bus one person preseut,
and she, Mrs. A. " burns. the sister OF the
doad, knew MIN, and no others suspected that
strong man IN anguish was father gazing upon
the dead lace OF daughter whom lac had not
seen for seven vears.
Aoout thirty ave years aeo John J. Pensam
was married in tue city Of New York to Young
ward. he came 10 California. They took I'M a
residence ut Petaluma, where they lived In mar
innnN Tor number OF years, finally removing TO
this city. The result u the union was three
daughter~-Clara. Emma. and Ida. Mr.. Pensam
was most cStimanle man, brckmason by
ira ie, anu soon ny his frugaiity acquired 4 little
fortune hut shortly after coming to this city
differences OF opinion and uncongenial tastes
bred discOrd IN the family rhe wife was fond
Of dress, balls. parties. az Fashionable disspa-
ton; the husband was simple In his tastes. and
like happy home mo e than the question tble
qualifications ~ modem society lie refused TO
allow hi- wife and da' hters the means necessa-
ry 10 conduct fashi aabls house. lie was fond
flowers and strange kinds OF agricultural pro-
ducton-, and soon the apple OF discori grew to
surh proportions that the daughters were
taught t. disregard their fathers wishes, and
IRON mat TO considering him beneath them.
This dissatisfaction ana incompatthlity be-
tween the husband and wife finally eliminated
in divorce. and they parted
Tho custody OF tho children was given to the
mother, and as they grew to womannood they
became eetranged from their father. The par
ties separated about seventeen wears ago. and
nine wears thereafter Ida died. The other two
aiterward IN lrred. Mr.. Pensnm took up "a resi-
denfe At Oakland, where he now lives, having
mnrried again. He became the Noble Grand OF
the Brooklyn lodge of odd Follows and the
mead Ot literary society IN Oakland, Increased
his worldly store, and was respected and hon
ored IN the select and small society IN which he
moved. The mother remained in San Francisco,
ana ended giddS and fashionable career three
years ago.
On "Wednesday morning, on taking up his
PAGER, Mr.. Pensam saw the brief notice OF his
daughters death lie had not seen her for
seven years. lie had received from her friends
no notification OF her death. Coming to San
Francisco IN his everyday attire, he went TO the
church and for the last time saw his child
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At PerouchitZa, n village of two thou
sand inhabitants, at the fo1t Of the Rhodope
ridge, the population had given no sign OF dis
affection, and had on the contrary, ent word to
the authorities at PhilippOpOll, to solicit pro-
lection against some Mussulman neighbors who
evinced unftiendly Intentions. No notice was
taken OF their application. Some Of the Mus
suluan mOuntaineers OF the neiRhbOrhOod soon
assembled round the village and called upon
the Christians 10 deliver up their arms. Upon
their refusal struggle began, which ended In
the complete destruction of tho village.
OF MS Inhabitants only about nine hundred
women and children were spared, who are now
sheltered at Pnihppopoli In "A state OF utter
wretLhedness and destitution. Five hundred
women and children of the village Of Avratalau,
which - met tho Same fate, have also sought
the same refuge. Those Of Balak and other
localities are equally burnt out Of their
homes, boreft OF their fathers and husbands,
and starving In the streets OF Tartar Dazardjtk
ana Outlookkrin. Bands OF armed Mussulman
mhrhuders chiefly Circassians been or
ganized, who carry on havoc ana desolation
from village TO village, and who do not even
spare the lives Of inOhensiye wayfarers. Muir
ders are so frequent that some Of the bodies are
left to rot unburlcd In the fields Twelve OF the
fugtiyes from PeTOuchitza, women and chill
nren, have been massacred at tho worry gates of
Phlhpp poll.
Anarchy relgns In ono OF the richest provinces
OF tho empire, and only at two dlys distance
from tho clpitai. IL tho town Itself of Philip
popoli the alarm Is naturally very great Rumurs
clfcll ste OF hostile Intentions harhOred nv tho
Mussulmans against the Archbishop and the
bulgarian notables Of the place, VINO arc pointed
out as the instlgators OF tho Instruction, &c.
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A0UITIC NOTES.

Tho Columbia Yacht Club has postponed its
annual regatta 10 June 81
The bergen Rowing Club, recently organized,
VIII have It's opening reg itta about July 10.
The crow OF Hamilton College have sold their
new she'll aud Will not participate IN the cole 20 re-
gatta.
The Arlington four OF Greenpoint consists OF
\ " Yprnng captain and stroke. George. paynlar o.
VIII coach them for the Centennial regatta.
match race for 1902 between the yachts GIL
bert j. On Of the Wilhamsourgh Yacht Club and the
Jane 81 the Mnnhatan Yacht CLUB will be sailed Wed
neslay, June 81, from Gbson's ClUb House, foo, OF
l'Ath street Fast river. up " anu around Stepping
htOue buoy and retufn.
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IHf on

The Erie started the war with deficit Of 81
SBOOO on its interest account and as IL depends
very largely on its Western traffic, the contest
can only plunge II deeper into bankruptcy. The
Pennsylvania, after providing for interest and
rentals had last year S3blJUgl left for dividends
on its S6s $1,000 OF stock. The Baltimore and
OHIO, after paying interest and rentals. had a
balance Of S2,16s,uDc available Tor dividends ON
81. 5000 - capital stock. The New York Cen
trial and Hudson River had <ll.,6i,O0O of net
earnings. out OF which IL paid S4,4sjOU for in
terest and rentals leaving s7,A0,OCD available for
stockholders. Lake Shore had a balance 81 Sl,-
$4,000 available for ITS $50O0pOeO OF stock Or,
II we take New York Central and Lake Shore
together. as virtually one system under he same
management, they had, combined. $S,9l2 900 sur
plus, against sln $4,000 Of stock. Tina Grand
Trunk Is IN about the same condition as Erie.
Michigan Central, the connecting line of the
Grand Trunk, had $4,000 available for dlyidends
on Sls.1S.OO of capital.
We leave these suggestive figures to such In
ferences a.. TO our readers, they may seem TO
suggest only remarking that the effect OF tho
present competition on each road respectively
must largely depend upon the proportion be-
tween It's through and IT'S local trainc.
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last resort, 10 save them from impending ruin.
IL proved al immense success. and they have
continued ever since To sell at retail at Che end
of the regular Wholesale season.
Perhaps no GLASS Of tTadesmen In the COM
munity do moro trusting than tailors. Anybody
who Is apparently respectable can get his clothes
on credit from some cOniiding tailor, and goner-
ally with from sixty to ninety days in which to
pay for his suit Tie many losses which are IN
evitable in this system Of business compel the
tailor To charge his paying customers big prices.
There are many tailors now struggling along in
this city WHO could retire from business with
fortunes III they could only collect their debts.
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mg questions, repeatedly requiring them 10 he
put twice or thri00 II manifested no retioence
aud no doep feeling. except, perhaps, in his re-
ply to the friendly prefer OF Kindness at the very
beginning of the Interview. Then there was u
mOnentafy carnostucss and slight quaycrinG Of
the voice, which seemed indicative ~ feeling.
but it soon passed by and he talked Of his do
nbcrac preparation Of the deadly draught and
of ~ horrible effects. with much caImncss and
even diintOrostedncss
The attorneys engaged for his defence are
Henry ". Scott and ex-,ludge W. Z. Kirkpatrick.
gentlemen of high standing In the legal profess
son of Pennsylvania. and for the prosecution
the Court has assigned Il. j. Fox to assist Dis
tiict-Attorney Merrill. The trial will come of
IN
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A lthYme of One.


You sleep upon your mothers breast
Your race begun,
A welcome, long a Nlshrd-iOr gueSt,
whose age 10 one.
A bahy-boy, YOU wonder why
You cannot run
You try "a lax how hlrd youtryi-
You're only one
Ere long YOU won't he such Ounce
your eat your DUN,
And ny your kite, Ike folk, who once
We're only one
You'n rhyme and WOO and nsAe'ud Joke,
such feats are never done by fox
Before they're one.
Some day. too, you may have your Tor,
And envy none;
Yes, you, Yourself, my own q boy
Who ism one
He'll dance and laugh, and crow, he'll do
As you have done;
(lou crown happy home, tho you
Are only One).
but whom he's grown shall you be here
To share MS fun.
And talk OF days when he (the dearD
Was hardly OncP
Dear child, It's your poor lot 10 be
My little son
I'm glad, though AN old. you see
Whney0u are one.
gPypEW9E Lc~--,
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Edward KING an invalid and destiMte seL
man. who last served IN the schooner n,s . ~.
plea recently % ;pr. H,ner smith, the h.i' - !.G
Government Marine llospia' nurelu, to hr srUl 'na
hospital lie has paid tue Government taA Tar ypara,
tna hu might Do eLtlled % thc bend 20 Do BIZ. ''4l
"a lse Of slvkness Dr. smith ola nlA mat hu ruuid
hol ne IvetNtu Ause hc Lao upt lr A.. acA within
thr"e months The hospital bureau supported cut u
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In discussion, before Surrogate Calvin, on q
motion by Mr.. wolh, tho contestant COUNSEL to DEM
probate to the will Of Anna Maria Dennis tle counsel
Tor the viii, IN his argument pictured one q
ssLl!te Red Riding Hood under crossey aunatiua -
WAL ~aeteal Ils surrogate smiled lA4lessl'v-