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The Science left for Parkersburg at 10!
A. NJ.
The Granite State, en- route for Pitts
burgh, passed up at lP.M.
The Nail City arrived from Pittsburgh
at noon, and returned in the evening.
The Courier will have for Parkcrsburg
this morning.
Last night the marks indicated 8 feel
6 inches and falling.
The steamer Salt Valley, Captain De
Wolf, proposes to make one trip more in
the IrontOn trade before she undergoes
the lengthening operation In tho fall
She will come out as good as new. She
has been faithful boat, and has built ur
an excellent trude.-Pitsbargh Dispatch.
The fast Katydid Is undergoing exten.
sive alterations and improvements al
Parkersburg. Her four engines have
been removed and pair Of Pinch cyl
inders, with 4.feet stroke, substituted
Her water wheels will DO 16 feet in diam,
eter, with 0 feet length Of buckets. She
will receive her new machinery at Mari.
eta, and will be ready for business the
latter part'of July.
IBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, June 27.-River 9 feet /
inches and falling. Clear and warm
Arrived-W. P. Thompson, Cincinnati,
LOUISVILLE, June 27.-WeaIherlwArm
and cloudy. River falling; 7 feet 0
inches in canal. .
CAIRO, June 27.-Arrived Petrol
New Orleans; City Of Helena, ST. Louis,
Departed-Donnelly, New Orleans; Pc
trel, 81. Louis. River 90 feet 8 inches
Thermometer S0'.
VICKsByRa, June 27.-River stationa.
ry. Down-Warner and barges. Nc
boats up. Warm and cloudy.
New ORLEANS, June 27.-Arrived-H,
G. Yaeger. Weather clear.
MEMPHIS, June 2T.-River fallen six
inches; now % feet II inches. Weather
rainy. Departed Hard Cash, White
river.
CINCINNATI, June 27.-River IA feet
inches and falling. Weather fair and
warm. Arrived-Vint Shinkle, Mem.
phis. Departed-Andy Baum, Memphis
EVANSVILLE, June 27.-Cloudy; tish,
rains; mercury 74'. River 12 S.l0 feet
with tendency 10 fall. Up--J. W, ,GoE,
Kanawha and tow, NJ, Smith, Schenck
Down-John s. Rhoads. Business light
NASHVILLE, June 27.-Riyer 4 feet
inches. Arriyed-Selina, Cairo. De
parted-Selina, st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, June 27.-Arrived-Wal
Eagle, Keokuk; St. Geneyieve, Vicksburg
Belle La Crosse, St, Paul; Lady Lee, Pc,
oria. Departed-James Howard, Belle
La Crosse, st. Paul; Golddust, Kansal
City. River rose 10 inches. Weather
cloudy and hot, A heavy rain this eve
ming. 1t has been determined to place
a reliable line OF steamers on between
here and New Orleans; to start as adyer
tised, They will be 6rst.class, but theil
names are not yet announced, nor Is th,
time when the line will be put on.
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A NEW element in temperance work is
to be introduced this season as the direct
result Of the red.ribbon campaign OF DR..
Henry a. Reynolds, OF Maine, in two
great camp meetings at Lake Bluff, Ill.,
July lO-l5, and at Old Orchard Beach,
Me, August 7-l2. These will have
largely religious character, and will be
participated in by Reformers Reynolds
and Murphy, Miss Frances E. Willard
and many lesser lights.
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Settled with The treasury.

PHrLADtLrH1A, June 27.-ThO Secrc.
tary OF the Treasury has allowed the
claim OF the Centennial Board Of Finance
for $4,000 which they had advanced to
pay the salaries OF special custom officers
in the early days Of the exhibition. Some
other trifling matters were settled and
the balance Of $50, 900 was paid over. and
John Welsh, President, received q receipt
in full from the Secretary Of the Treasury
for 81 100000.
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Anunlic.

BosroN, June 27.-The first series Of
races between Faulkner, Regan and Da.
Wis, Of the Lander crew, on the Charles
river, took place this afternoon. 1t was
a single scull race between Faulkner and
Davis, a distance OF three miles, for $500
side, and was witnessed by 1000 per.
sons. Davis won by five lengths. Time
22.5SA; Faulkner, 23.l4.
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Anew Order otThinrs.

ST. JOINS, June 27.-At public meet,
ing to-day, the Mayor presiding, immedi.
ate action was urged in regard 10 widen.
ing the streets and placing restrictions
on wooden or brick cased buildings, and
placing the harbor in a position to con,
tinue commerce free Of duty for twelve
months. Various committees were ap,
pointed to confer with the Council on the
above subjects. The insurance represen,
tatives signed agreements binding their
companies not to accept insurance on
any wooden or brick cased buildings
hereafter.
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THE proposition to admit negroes 10
Democratic primary meetings in Virgin.
ia does not please the Richmond Dss.
patch, which says:
We do not believe that one hundred
negroes voted the Conservative ticket at
any election ever held in Virginia. The
negroes are all Republicans. They re-
gard that negro us traitor TO hiso
people who votes the Democratic ticket.
We beg to be excused from entering into
a ascramble with darkies a. 10 who shall
be the white peoples candidate for Gov.
ernor."
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NEW YORK.
Lost R0n,ls.

NLw York, June GA messenger OF
Stout 4 Co., Broad street, while crossing
Wall street, this afternoon, lost $500
in Government bonds, which lie was about
to deliver. The bonds were coupon OF the
series OF 1857. The following are the
numbers: 1855, 1GG8S9, 19l ,929, GO, ,04S,
67l9l, l6O,0S6, lGO,037, 1886, 7G,ll9,
9O7l5, 1GG,SSG, lG6,SS7, lG6,sSs, Isl, 7,5l4
and LEI. .G02.
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Another DeatlwoOd Coach
Rnhhatl.

Hot CREEK, June 27.-A coach from
Deadwood was stopped last night, neal
the Cheyenne river, by ave mas Sked men
who robbed the passengers otabout g.
600, blew open an iron box and carried
of the contents. Several shots were ex'
changed, one taking effect in the side o.
Hawley, the driver, This is the second
coach robbed this week.
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MR. NJ. HALsrgAD, of the Cincinnati
Commercial, writes very decisive letter
respecting the mission to France. He
says that he never desired the French or
any other mission Of an official character;
that he never could nor would have ac-
CeptCd the mission il il had been offered
him; that he never desired nor expected
any personal recognition whatever by the
Administration, and that he desires to
maintain strictly and completely his in.
dependence as journalist. And he adds
II do no, mind a joke about the French
mission, or tho Turkish mission, or the
Swiss mission, or the diplomatic pima
cles OF South America, but ! should be
sorry. and feel that had been misunder-
stood to my disadvantage, il any one real.
ly thought desired to abandon my mis-.
sionury work as an editor tor any official
pedestal; not because editorial work ia
the highest human employment by any
means, but because it Is my business, OF
which / have been mindful for twenty. five
years. and l mean to show at least the
gift OF continuance.
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LONDON, June 97.-The Turner Ham
lets Association having sent Gladstone
an address expressing the hope that he
will assume the leadership Of the Radi'
cal party, he reptile, that he will neither
at present nor in the future be the lead
er Of any party or section. He looks
upon the Liberal party at large as one
from which the country can look for
good government.
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The MoIIie Maguires.

Notwithstanding the ghAStly tragedy
30 lately enacted in the coal regions OF
Pennsylvania, which witnessed the taking
otfot eleven men convicted Of the highest
crime known 10 The law; and notwith.
standing the fact that number more lie
in the jails Of that region awaiting the
same awful doom at an early day, there
seems 10 be no abatement Of the desperate
lawlessness which has so long character.
lied the Scranton district and made the
great State Of Pennsylvania Kissing and
by-word in all the land. The Mollie
Maguires (the name by which certain
order is more commonly known seem
to regard the Noical Indifference
with which their fellows met their
doom on the gallowS as something
worthy Of emulation; they look upon
them as martyrs to the principles Of their
Order, whose terrible fate instead Of veri-
flying the strength Of the law, instead Of
conveying warning that should stay the
bloody hand, only calls for vengeance on
the communities in whose midst the su.
premacy Of justice and Law was vindicat.
ed. Day after day but adds to the list OF
horrors and shows that not yet is the
spirit Of lawlessness broken, not yet have
the Order whose hand is against every
man, whose depth Of brutality knows no
instinct but the fierce blood thirstiness ol
the tiger been awakened TO realizing
sense OF the crushing power Of The State
Ignorant, debased and degraded, aud
seemingly devoid Of moral sense,
the membership Of the Order Of Mollie
Maguires knows nothing but blind ODE.
dience 10 the mandates Of their demon.
lied leaders.
The Order is one with which the State
Of Pennsylvania can have no compromise,
no halfway measures. No clemCncy
either OF court or Executive should stay
the iron hand Of the law, which,
having been laid upon the Order, should
never be lifted until it is crushed out.
Horrible as it is in this enlightened age,
notable for its efforts to ameliorate the
condition Of even the criminal class, to
conte mplate such Wholesale executions as
occurred in the State of Pennsylvania
last week, it is still more horrible to con.
template the daily murders insti-
gated and perpelrated by the in
iernal Order Of MOlie Maguires
1t is still more horrible to contemplate
the spread Of a law defyipg conspiracy
which threatens the peace, the safety and
even the life Of whole communities, the
agencies Of which stalk abroad like the
pestllence at midnight and destroy at
MONDAY. Having put her hand 10 the
work Pennsylvania owes il TO herself
owes it to every community in every
State where men are wont to combine
unlawInlly against the peace and welfare
Of society, that she turn not back until
the supremacy Of law is established
though it cost the life Of every MolliG
Mcguire in heIength and breadth Of her
borders.
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Homeopathic Convention.

LAKE VIEW, N. Y, June 27.-The
American Institute OF Homeopathy, in
the esecond day Of its session, has a
large attendance Of members and dele.
gates. President DR.. +. franklin, OF
81. Louis, delivered the annual address.
The bureau reported and miscellaneous
business was transacted.
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THE ST. Paul Pioneer. Pres does not
spare Minnesota the sharp and stinging
rcbukes it neetls for its recent diSgraceiul
vote in favor OF reputation. Here is a
specimen Of the way it talks; "The De.
mocracy Of South Carolina has Just
levied a seven.mill tax 10 pay the in
tcrcst on debt which was saddled on
that State by the sheer improvidence
and corruption OF its recent carpet.
bag government, and has thus nObly
rescued 1t from the stain OF reputation
with which 1t was menaced by a certain
class OF local demagogues. Minnesota
has refused to settle its outstanding
bonds at 90 cents on the dollar, or to ap.
propriate for the payment OF the interest
on the proposed new bonds a body Of
lands which cost her nothing, on the plea
that some small taxation would still be
required to pay the interest; though,
even il the interest had been raised by
taxation, 1t would have required a lax
Of only one mill, or one.seven,h tho rate
which South Carolina imposes on her
people to preserve her faith inviolate.
As amatter OF fact, by appropriating the
proceeds Of the lands to the payment oi
Interest, Minnesota would never have had
TO pay more than q half.mill tax, and this
would have gradually diminished tc
nothing. And Minnesota Is far richer
more prosperous and better able 10 dis
charge Its obligations than South Caro-
lima"
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BASE BALL.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 27.-Indisnapolis
Z, Red Caps OF ST. Paul.. IN
New YoRK, June 97.-HartfOrds i
Louisville 4.
MILWAUKEE, June 27.-Chicagos 9
Milwaukee 0. At the end Of the 18th
inning the Chicagos quit to catch the
train.
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Nsw York, June 27.-The contribu,
tions received by the British Consul foI
the st. Johns sufferers amount TO SIC, 900
HAMILTON, June 27,--The City Corpo
ration has increased its contributions fol
81. Johns 10 $4,000.
HALIFAX, June 27.--Cash collections
now $4,000.
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The Delaware peach.growers are hay.
ing a lively quarrel with the railroad
companies about the rates for transport.
ing the fruit, though the latter have Civ.
en- them lower figures than those OF last
year, The system OF chartering cars is
abolished, and, In consequence, the return
Of empty baskets will virtually cease, at
least from Jersey City.r
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PRovmENcE, r. l., June 27.-The So
ciety OF the Goth Corps and Burnside Ex
pedition held It's annual meeting this
morning. General Burnside presided ant
was presented With an escutcheon repre-
senting his military service,
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LONDON, June 27.-steamship Nose
from New York, arrived ont.
SAN Francisco, June 27.--Arriyed- :
Ship St. Stephens from New York.
LlvERPooI, June 27.-steamer Egypt
from New York, arrived.
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PRovIpEScE, RI, June 27.-The city
has been decorating all day, and tonight
every street is radiant with National
colors and shining with notices OF vel.
come to President Hayes, who comes 10
the morning from Boston.
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New ORLEANS, June GA dispatch
to the Board of Health says there has
been 1856 deaths the past two weeks from
yellow fever at the military hospital, 100
miles from Havana. This is the only
place where the fever has made its ap.
nenrnncn
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Capital Location Meetings.
The Canvass in Favor OF GlarEs,
burg,

The people Of West Virginia will be ad
dressed at the following times and places
and by the following speakers, in favor o
Clarksburg:
Glenyjlle, Gilmer county, July 3d-By
Hon. BENZ, Wilson and Hon. Z. MTurner
Other announcements will be made from
time to time.
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Another Insurance Company
Gone lin.

TORONTO, June 27.-The Provincial
Insurance Company announce that in
consequence Of the loss at St. Johns, fol.
lowing an Improbable season, they will
discontinue taking premiums, with a
speedy liquidation.
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PLEAD GUILTY

N. L. Lenheimer, a banker Of Great
Rend. Pa, plead guilty to-day Of forging
a check on the Importers and Traders
National Bank, and was sentenced to the
State prison for four years.
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Heavy Haul From Ono Pocket.

ToLEDo, June 27.-Mr. Budd Norton,
Of New Haven, Conn.,, had his pocket
picked, last night, Of $500 in exchange
and currency, while in sleeping car be-
tween Decatur, Ill s.,.and Fl. Wayne, Ind
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A secret meeting the first mortgage
bondholders Of the Montgomery & Enlan.
la Railroad Company was held to-day to
take steps looking towards the purchase
Of The road and thorough organization
OF the company,
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AUSTRALIA.

MELBOURNE, June 27.-Thc Parlia-
ment of Victoria, was opened by the Gov.
who favored the grant Of a subsidy for a
line Of steamers between Melbourne and
England, by Cape Good Hope:
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FRANCE.
a Conspiracy Against the Isepub,
Hfn

PARIS, June GA violent newspaper
article written by NJ. De Cassagnac is
producing a great sensation. 1t recon.
mends that Councils should not be per.
mitted to meet, lest they become hotbeds
Of agitation; also that the Government
should announce its intention Of turning
out the new Chamber il it should be a.
strongly Republican rs tho one just dis
solved.
NJ. Rouber to-day had an interview
with Minister Farhen.
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PITTSBURGH, June 27.-.Petroleulu-Dull;
crude 81 scat Parker's; refined l3c, PhiIR:
dclphia delivery.
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THE TURF.

Race for tho Northumberland
Plate.
LONDON, June 27.-The race for the
Northumberland plate, at New Castle.on
Tyne, was won by Hampton.
New York, June 27.-At the Fleet
wood to-day the race for the 2:25 class
was won by Royal George, Young Senti
nal I'd, Richard 8; time 2:27!, 2:26t, 2:26
2:2G, 800, 2:2S, $50; Richard won the ID
and 9Th heats and Young Seminal wor
the Sd and 4lh heats.
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weather indications.

-. WAR DErARTNHET, !
OVyicR OF T1IR CHIRy SIGNAL OPYlCRR,
WAsiIlSaroN, D. C., June Isl 1. u.
PRoBAnILlriEs.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
stationary or lower pressure, high tenn.
perature, variable winds shifting to
southeast, partly cloudy weather and
rain areas.
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ilty'Six Cardinals now here met at the
house l ol Cardinal slmoneE on Tuesday to
decide questions relative to the conclaye,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO THE DAILY LNTELLlGENoER
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ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY
s. T. GRISAMORE EDITOR.
T. SANCANrPro'r & Business N apaee
OFFICE COR. MARKET / PATRIOT SITS
MY BIBLE.

My Bible il my richest treasure
OnIoiding pure and endless plessure,
A sacred chart Hhich God has giveu
10 GUIDE my soul the way 70 Heaven.
How wise the precepts it doth give
~, GMi grant me grace by them to live.
Who place them stiA. before their eyes.
However great ones wealth NAV h.
Amassed by rsnging land and 49,
All Ophirs gold Goicocdas scms-
Kings richest laure14. djAdems-
fea-and besides of pursst. gold
Ten Thousand tines = Hhat esrth can holS
All are but drOss when, once Compared
With Treasures BY tho Lord prepared
wealth cannot stay .desths poisoned dart.
Nor s00th the SORROWS Of mr. heart
AT that dread hour when Chrst shsIl come
Ills foes to slays His sainta take home.
but on my bible. bles,ed. book
r, ~ teachee me to Christ TO look,
That lion Him ny hopes are stayed
need not quake, nor be afraid.
ne ease my pains. He'll Quell my fears.
C0nnrm my hopes. dry PIP my tears,
rel smooth py passage TO, the grave:
he'A bear me safe o'ee dsatt. 3 dsSk wsys.
Then in Hesyen q high sud dazslinr yivbt
Win blefssd Saints and Angels bright.
10 Christ the solg Of grace ri siug
i"' wafh the so'spd sIl Heaven shall
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sHERIFF.S SALE.
9 HERlEF'S HALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
18th Judicial District Court
rARlsH OF LAFoURCuE
ALEXIS FOLSE, SR,
Administrator.
NJ. Nrn~


-. No. 1907,
}. NJ. FOLSE.
by virtue of an order of seizure and sale
10 Inc directed, IN the above entitled aud
numbered case, have seized and will offer
for sale at public auction. pu rsuant to law
t. the last aud highest bidder..at the Court
House An the town of ThihOdaux, ,on
Saturday, Jskae End, 1877.
between the hours Of II O'clock A. NJ, and
o'clock p. M =, the ;fpllavang .described
property, to wit:
A certain tract Of land situated il, the
parish OF Lafonrche on the right bank Of
snayon Lafoarche, Ut about sixteen miles
below the town Of ThibOdaux, measuring
four arpents front by forty arpents in
depth, bounded above by lands Of Paul Ora
bert, and below by lands Of Numa Folse.
with all the buildings and Improvement
thereon. To pay and satisfy the full aud en-.
tire sum of Two Thousand Dollars "a fol.
lows, viz:
lat. The sum Of Four Hundred dollars.
with eight per cent per annum from the lat
OF January 1877 Cash. al. to pay further
sum OF Four Hundred Dollars with eight
per cent per annum from the lst OF Janls.
~ 1877, and oil Gusts herein Cash. ID. on .
credit to pay u further sum of Four Hun
dred dollars, on tho lst of Jhnuary 1879
With 500 interest from that date. 4th, on n
credit to pay q further sum of Four Hun.
dred Dollars, on the lst January 1879. with
= SOio interest from that date. 5th. and on n
credit to pay y further sum Of Four Hu,
dred Dollars on the lst January 1850 with
500 interest from that date.
The above described property to be sold
IN lots or parcels as Required by law, #
not less than ten nor more than fifty acr Q
each, as per plan to be made and iiled IN
the Office Of the undersigned within tn,
delay fixed law.
WILLIAM WILTON,
April %, 1877. Sheriff.
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SUCCESSION SALE,
SCCCEssION SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH COURT,
i'PARlsH OF LAFoURcHE,
Succession Of
LOUIS ONCALE. and
ROSE NAQUIN. his wife.

"Ooc1 NAQCAN, MS wife.
NO. 9S5, Probatcs.
Nv virtue Of an order ot sale to me di.
rected IL the above entitled aud numbered
successlQn,i Will offer for sale, at public
auction, pureulnt to law, to the last and
highest bidder. on the premises situatefi in
said parish, on the left bank of Bayou Ia.
fourche. at ahont five miles above ths town
OF ThibOdsux. on
Saturday, Jwae 9th 1877,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A NJ. and
o'clock P. NJ. the following describel
property TO wit:
certain tract of land measuring two ar.
pents more or less front. by eighty arDents
IN depth, situated in this parish on the left
bank Of the BaySq L.fourche, at about five
miles above the town Of Thibodaux. bound
ed above BY lands. of widow Jean Bte.
kerne. and below by lands of Leonard p.
Lassei9ne' Together with all The buildings
ana improvements, rights and privileges
and ~ppertenances thereto belonging or IN
any wise appertqininp.
Inc only buiidin ~ belonging to sakl
property ON the dewelling house or the
front, cOrn-crIb and another small bniId.
ing. the other buildings a,e all Claimed nv
and belongs TO-. other parties, also the foi.
lowing moveable effects. u wit: One cow
and calf, one armOirs two bedsteads and
beddlngs, one lot IF chairs, one bureau, one
sa1e, TWO tables, ''ne claek. one lot Of kitch
en- utensils, one lot crockarY ware,
Terms and Conditions.
The mOveable property, PAYABLE Ca.h
ana the land payable one third Cash, and
the balance by halves one half In one
year. and the other half in two years from
date, represented by notes Of the purchasar
payable to the order Of Th6lesphort Ro.
drqus, Administrator Of said Estate, at