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SLIPPED Away ~ TIE NIGHE.
Two Trusted Prisoners In Raymond Street
JAN Take "a short Cut to Freedom.

William Probe, aged 90 and Edward
Dunscombe. aged n. who were sentenced Ia
one years Imprisonment by Justice Benedict
for passing counterfeit hity-cent coins in a
Graham avenue harroom. escaped from Ray
mond street Jail in Brooklyn on Wednesday
night. They We're arrested on juno TO- amt on
pleading guilty were sentenced IN July 5. They
were kept In Raymond street lail ut the expense
Of the Government. and were allowed unusual
liberties being detailed 10 take care Of the
horses that are stabbed in the yard Of tho prison
Tuoy had the Freedom Of the place, and NJ igit
they slept in pleasant quarters in the lower
part NJ the Womru's prison. Irrblr VINO IL re-
specially connected. his brother being a sur
gron m the ambulance service in brooklyn, in
tcrrSt"d "A number Of Chr -tiHn women who
visit ~" prison. and they Joined in movement
10 get "a pardon for both the young mon. obtain
ing letters describing their good behavior
while in the prison, and request Tor mercy in
their case from the Row Dr. Schenck. Tho
chanccs Of the prisoners being pnrdontd
seemed so good that they were given almost all
the liberty they wanted. Richclieu Robin
son had been engaged to visit Washington on
Saturday and personally plead their cases be-
fore Mr.. Hayes.
The men were in the prison yard on Wcdncs-
van from trip 10 the penit"utiary to care for
the horses. While the horses were being cooled
Of the two seem to have determined Ia escape,
and they at once mounted the stone wal and,
following il 10 the rear, sealed tho board lence
on top Of the brick wall next 10 tho Morsuo. and
lowered themselves by the rens they had stolen
from the horses.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY. Oct. 9-P. M.-Al.hough II Is
not generally expected that the European fail
ures will directly affect the Wall street markets
yet the circumstance has had its influence In so
Tar as the tone of speculation is OF a more con-
sentative nature, while the spasmodic nuctua-
lions in price,. as rule over small soae
evidence a condition Of feverishness to which
the street has for a long period been a stranger
Opening prices to-day were lower all around
than last nights final quotations. and where
changed Il still lower record was made before
tho call. except Tor Western Union. which was
bid up & cent. to 81. Subsequently prices re-
covered partially. bu, at the call Western Union
suddenly dropped to 9i'.. and carried the en-
tire list down with IT, Lake Shore selling ut s., :;
st. Paul 81 st. Paul preferred. Co., Iacka-
wanna 5i'. Northwestern. 39i.; Northwest
crn preferred. II. and Michigan Central
co.,. At midday n little nrmor feeling was
developed. but tho market became quiet
after fractional recovery The Changers
showed less strength than they have exhibited
.or S2e r me past Tor tnS reason th me
on ~ traffic and consequent revenue. The
fourth week stands in the Northwestern 500 900
less than 1871 and 81. Paul 1872 SIS less while
Tor the month the latter shows n decrease OF
s5ol 800. As compared with 1876 the ST. Paul
earnings were Sls.257 less for the fourth week
and s3Zl1O only more for the entire month In
tue afternoon Lake Shore and the preferred
Grangers further declined to the lowest points
OF the day, but they subsequently rallied mod
erately. while tho common Changers left of Mt
the bottom. Rock Island ana Chicago. Burling-
ton and Quincy were depressed on IL reported
pros pectiye cutting Of cattle rates. The clos.
ing hour OF the Exchange developed dun and heavy
except ioa which @ ~ u rc aO 10 to - On a' So
cold opened ioD'. bid. sold at looii and closed at
lgr. bit The market was dun. but nrni,
~ esns NE rates paid Tor the use OF gold were l. IL,
Tie money market was little easier for call loan.
q alt
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DONALD on Tuesday oct I. Wary Donald
Relatives ami friends OF The family invited 70 A.
tend funeral from her late residence i57 7th IT.
BROOKLYN. l. u on FRIDAY At O'Clock
DOUGLASS on THURSDAY oct 3. james J. Douglass.
beloved II Patrick ant Ahcc Douglass aged ~ years.
Relatives au friends of the family respectfully in
viici 20 attend the funeral saturday At pa O'Clock.
from The Church 81 Vincent ie Pun where a requiem
mass Will be- offered for the rcp1se hs soul at o'clock.
Isl.ES ON THURSDAY Oct 3 at8P. VI Robert J Isles.
AGED - wears and mont s.
NOtice of funeral hrroaftcr
JUG -on rAIr.tty oct O. J hn Yang. aged "a, be-
loved husband NJ christina lung, us" A Gilman .
The relatives ami friends also TIE members Of Rahant
Lodge. ~ ~ ant " AMI liolr chapter ".
respectfully invited 90 attend The funeral from hts
late residence - Eldudge It oct e. at = N. No
flowers
ENEMA AT her late rcsience. 5'!sih av., corner
Of 4Si 81 on Tuesday. oct Bridget Nckcnnh beloved
wiie Of John Nckenna. native OF parish OF kilonde.
Kings County. Ueinui. M tho ~ year of her age.
The relatives aud in,nds OF the family also those Of
Mr Mckruua's n1lfnrr. Erhtrt . ptnN, are respect
tnAy inMad 10 attend he funeral ~ FRIDAY. The an
last ~ > o. .lprk tncrmrn' 90 calvary cemetery.
MckINNA -untnc idins'. vaiharirc, youngest daugh-
ter OF Siuon aui Ross Mckenna
Tile frtu and relatives u INC family are respectfully
requested L. attend het funeral on saturday the 9Th
Inst ir9m h residence VI her parents 10 North 9TH 1t
wilIrkKER In New York oct ,, Mary Louisa he.
loved wiio Of tharl 4 Whitaker
The nncra WI. take place from hcg ate residence. 2si
ptlIU eN st. 900 saturday trf d ~ o'clock. Relative
and friends are respectfully in,lt.i to attend.
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PIGORT,s COON PARrY.
Four Coiored Persons Starting to attend re,
but landing In susquehannn.

NrDDLRTowN, n. Y, Oct. 3.-John Pigory
colored. Of Port Jcrvis. killed three large coons
on Tuesday night Of last week. He invited q
party OF Middletown colorcd folks TO go TO Port
Jervis. help eat the coons. and have n dance
On Wednesday night James Darbee. George
Mllladge. Phebe Macntyre and Mary Miller.
invited guests, quilted this place to go to the
party. They walked to the summit mile west
OF Midiletown. where Erie freight trains take
water. They climbed into an empty freight car
Of a westward bound train. Before the train
started. n trainman closed the sliding door Of
the car and fastened it. The car was not opened
until the train reached Sus1uehanna depot
nearly 1i0 miles distant The train arrived
there on Thursday night. The four persons
were nearly dead from hunger. thirst. and con-
nnemcnt In the close car They wore cared for
in Susquehanna. and thcn started on foot for
home. The two women reached here on Sun
day night having walked great part of tho
distance. The men arrived here last night
The women rode thirty miles. clinginR to tho
bumper OF freight ear. Then they were so
choked with dust that they went TO, walking
again. They slept ono night under haystack
and another night by the side Of the railroad
whero some oil ties were burning. From
rode on the cowcatcher Of tho locomotive Of q
stock train. From Lackawaxen they walked
down the towpath Of the Delaware and Hud-
railroad track to Middletown
Tho mon walked only small portion Of tho
way back. stealing rides on freight trains. The
only adventure they met with was near CALI
coon on sunday night They entered barn
yard TO sloep under a hay stack. There were
cattle IN the yard One OF these was n vicious
bull. Darhee and Milladgc had gone only II few
steps in the yard before the bull charged on
them. They turned and ran for tho fence.
Milladge got over In safety. but the bull caught
the fence into pond OF water. H. escaped with
slight bruises. The two men reached home
lame and almost starved
You don't ketch Ills yeah fool niggah gwan
{ no mo- Pote JEWS balls, boss. an don't you
fO'git q" said Jim Darbcc. on his arrival.
After dis wen Use invited L dance wild QUITO
town nigs an chaw coon, days got t. sen a
team T. fotch me, day Is. Desc railroad sour
shuns & plnyp1
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DEGRADING A RACE COURSE
THE WINDUP OF THE PROSPECT PIRK
RUNNING MEETING.
Uproar Amer the Announcement OF the
Judges Decision thnt All BETS were OF
jockeys Suffered TO DO they Pleased.

Judges Deciston that All bets were OF
jockeys Suffered TO DO as they Pleased.
Things were slightly mixed at the Pros
poet Park running meeting yesterday. Three
races were announced-a dash OF a mile. run
Of one mile and half. and a mile heat race for
300 purses. Only one race was finished salts
factorily.
The starters in the mile dash we're Or. Ogles
Rife, W. r. Babcock's Egypt and A. A. Thomp-
sons Advance. formerly Loiterer After n great
deal Of trouble in bringing Egypt to the score
and several false starts. some person yelled
Co.. as the horses camc up tolerably well to-
gether. The starter huttercd his white flag az
tho riders passed. but did not fully drop it. The
man holding the blue flag facing the Jockeys
dropped it. and away the horses flew on the
race. They went Ike a tandem team for three
quarters Of the milo. about one length apart.
Egypt first and Rife second. Here Advance,
who was last. swcrved and darted through an
open gate int! tho roadway; throwing his rider
Moulton. ten feet over HIS head. Moulton who
Is light cOlorod boy. was not seriously injured.
Egypt came, in about three lengths ahead Of
Advance While the two hundred spectators
were waiting To- see the winner and time hung
out the Judges announced it rs no race. because
The starter had not dropped his flag. There
was great uprOar. hackers. bctters. owners
ing in front Of the Judges stand Mr. W i.
Judges ii00 that thcir decision was wrong The
Judges contcnded that they were right, and that
tHe race, IN uruef 70 DO settled, should be run
over again. This the owners Of the horses re-
fused to do. and tho final decision came that 1t
was no race. and all the bets were on.
Then came the announcement that the milo
and-a- half race was of. and there was more
Crawling and assertions OF fraud.
The last event was n mile heat race between
W. II. Bnbcock's John Edwards. DR.. Ogles
Rife. N. DQnohue,,s Little Mac, and Mr. New.
ms ) Gray Lag. The first heat was close and
exciting. the horses running well punched
ltiile winning only, by short length, Edwarls
wards took the second heat after a sharp brush
by two lengths from Rife. Litto Mac third.
Time. i9'4. Rifle and Edwards were the only
contestants in the third heat. Edwards won
easily by seven lengths.
Thi. ended the meeting which waE to have
lasted three days. The only pleasant thing
about the racing was the runnin g of the horses
-ihcy dli their best 20 win The Jockeys were
allowed 10 do about rs they pleased. As an old
horScman said on his way home I have at
tended races Tor twenty years. and this Is the
worst | ever saw"
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n1
lHt h DAY, 'l't. I'll AND MkAL-Iho
mafhci continued dnll aud depressed, with lrlres IN
some cases o lower, hut dcNral c patents Nrul ut
.Mu pr,.' So, We N'1 NJ a. - ~ S.flSSA ~
s"W .nuc NtaW MI western ~ +u@S' '' extra state,
g - moss ~, western sptlng wheat extras saeNe
ST., 90 AZ ana AAAs So - -, do winter
y, sfFf4 N. NJ ana NNN - liH%' y. do MINI,
81 p1sWIt ny sssl.' .N'Ias; = drs',,
M. ~ tAuas - - ~ Rye Tour ~ ernn" g "i
HrA-' 'ofn mtnl-W"strih ~ - ~ ~! 70. frAnly
wine, a. $50 $50 fl wheat roiu. r ln y -
O., N.'t +, i'i ~. ~ p ,ol flt heI sl"ts
fe"Nis"Ns-l'LA "Aii anu hrANN. 'lh.lA shs ni az 's
ou tlg spot - 'ueS - =, and Mort AZ = - 'r IT,,
an lr nest Two months, f'ti anu i'ri nfn, quot
ha.rh IH ana n'milt ht 90. -. iuf western Hid
b .'e '' a o u n.' w. t..i 1iN Pr ,H
b"iies." A. L"ld atnn enrnpst wan ini Dusii"
@lg, on me slgi ll0o - at ioi punt ~ .ui
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RiPID Transit DTFFiCULT TIES.
striking at the Vast Mortgage Given the Loan
mud Improx ment Compnny.

Attorney General SHOEMAKER sat YES
tcrday In one q the supreme Court rooms for
the purpose OF hearing parties for and against
the proposed institution OF suits 10y him. or with
his consent. in the name Of the people, agains.
the Metropolitan Elevated Railway Company.
Nothing was done but 10 adjourn 10 next Friday.
The nature OF the action which he is asked to
take Is the same rs he IS required by law 10 in-
tato against any corporation organized under
the laws Of the State which he has reason to
believe has exceeded its powers. Tie special
objects of the suits he IS asked to authorize are
To- Dissolve what il called the Credit Mobilicr 81
the METROPOLITAN Elevated Railway Company,
known as the 80 Loan aud Improvement Com
uany.' ana g. set aside the contracts made with
that company to limit the issue Of stock and
bonds OF the metropolitan FL" ated RAJ way
Company t. an amount sufficient for the con-
struction and operation 81 the road rs provided
ly Jaw. Amous those who Join IN ius EFFORT TO
secure th' 80 objects are the New ENGLAND Iron
tract, and many property owners who are lend
tGE their sid t. these suits IN the hope that the
Metrorolitan Elevated Halfway Company Will
ho adiudEed To have violated IT, charter ~ tN-
cocdlug It's powers. While these persons do
ut desire 10 stop tho running u the roal-thc
Iron Company. for instance. desiring that the
rOhd shall 20 On and earn the money that they
expect 10 recover IN judgments for breach oi
contradictory do dtsi re To- prevent the entire
stock and revenue oi the Metropolitan Elevated
hallway Company from being absorbed hy the
81 ,5Jo,uuu mortgages given to the Loan and Inn
prIvemcnt Company. They aver that the cnor-
NOUS mortgage IL simply asubterfugc t. pre-
be secured against the metropolitan Elevated
Railway Company and also 10 secure the profits
of the construction 81 the rOai TO the luulvld-
uals who own tho stock Of the Metropolitan Ee-
waited Hallway Company. also own the Loan and
Improvement Company.
eral have no relation 20 the indictment 10y the
Grand Jury which is simply a reference Of the
grievances complained OF TO the next Legisla-
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Brewers Hull-Eyes.

The Yorkyillc Brewers Guard is n military
organization Composed peaceful men deyotod To the
manufacture of beer 1t Is in sympathy with things that
are martial only tar to affect martial bearing a
martial garb gala days and TO use the rte enoe
n ycnr IN the most innocent way m thc world once a
Year the members ~ the guard shoot AT the tarR Tor
prilc. amt Yesterday they had their seventh contest
Nearly 40 mrmhcrs assembled at O'Clock, az Ehrrt
brewery IN Unless HnHOrm, blue cotton blouse. black
irouS rs and brown hat Invaded by band NJ music,
and nankeh both wives sisters, sveetearts
and children with well laden beer wagon 10 bring up
rear they marched To Martins H. eNue Park and at
once hogan pcpprrng Mt the bulls eye The targ
shooting continued all day and late in the afternoon
cash prIs ranging s. TO $40 awarded 10 the
best mark .ncn While the shooting gong ON at the
panre the dancing hoor was crowded
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HALLArT GODFREY In Edgariown Mace Oct q.
bv the Rev Mr. Reid Mr. Fred q llllatt Of New York
10 Miss Eta godfrey vt Edgartuwn
JEWETT-R rnnfHOW On Tuesday evening. Oct z.
at the residence the brides m1thor by the Rev r.
l. StoiiHri Mr. lllrry Iewcft tn Fannie y. daughter
The late John liier9w both " Jersey city Heights.
NcGTEN-iil TD iftSON ON Wednesday. oct 2, ut tho
residence ~ tr bride law the Rcv D. X Miigan, J. T..
McCucn ~ NistE hutchinson al. NJ 'his city
StTPHEN-D ANiEs on Tuesday. oct !. at the 81
ience Of the brides parents by Tho Rev Irving Magec.
u assisted hY tho Rev y Adams. tile Rev. Paul ".
Sufphcu ~ Nsliie \ 20 BERTHA " daughter Of Geo.
W Da,iss Isl Of New Hrunssvick V !.
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NEW YonK, Thursday. Oct. IA car load OF
bulls arrived today and there were number or car
loads OF cattle IN the pens held over from yesterdays
but there no buyers In The market place and no
business Dressed lrci had slow sale IN washinston
Market at very low figures including poor to best Texan
sides at 4haGc a. n and commones to best native do.
beef At &c. VI
Thrtyour car loads or 2G6 sheep and lambs arrived.
sheep dun and easter md could not he closed out
sales were at ia4'sc " N generally. good 10 prime
ing TO - ajc and some shipping sheep to 5,4c Lambs
wcrc active aud fraction higher prime and extra lots
selling A. 5i,@5Ac common TO good DO, at fA@5hc:
Receipts Ut hogs were fI6n head Live hogs ruled duh
and weaker with sales Of about loads Of S'ate and
uIps A
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Another Brookiyn Record Mi.,as.

Tho publication OF the loss OF important
ords from the Kings County Clerks once Med IN
with the taking Of Land for Prospect Park by
eonns, loner pointed by the supreme Court led yes
b.riny to the disclosure that ileN hook covering all
the records Ut ashe ssments up 10 jan 1919, amost
mpartant book to the Tax Collector had been stole ~
from the tax once at some uMe between NJ on the
day before Collector PaAer ints the anee aud
day of lis to the eicc The object ~
the aDsuas lion Of this TseVrd cannot be aivinsd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-04
Business llo!ltts.

The rrarI OF Cleopatra was discovered by tho
great en.avcr and pledged to ANTONY IL IL the only
CATS on record great French sAyant has aceoni-
di.solvng diamonds AMI holding them IN solution ny =
still more wonderful process he Is cuahl,d to prccpitato
coating oi pure diamonds upon the surface Of hard
crystals which thus bee mc brilliant and as durable
a. the most costly gems BY this process PARTISAN
DIAMONDS are made, which cannot be detected 10y tho
most expert from The costly genuine and vet sold for
thtrtict NJ their They for sale only by X.
~ MPfiKEIS 1tWcllcT sl9 Bf01twav. corner OF 18th
IT. New York. have no agents send tor price list
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James +. Reid Of 42s West Thirty NTH street
was omploy'din July by the New York Elevated RNl.
road ~ foreman Of ga& OF ahorcrs that ropnood the
PAVING stones IN Third About the 18Th Reid dc
tachpl scN raj from ms gang and set cm work
daV At DAVID Stevenson 4 Sons ire very lie
was pad sad, S2s io their services set he reported
gu pas day that th'i mad worked for the company an
TINS day lie pleaded guilty Yesterday, and Recorder
Hack,tt sentenced him to the penitrnuary Tor three
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PHITADELrHTA, Oct, 3-ShoriH ADAMS oI Al
nnue County \ j started this morning from Atlantic
city by the Camden and Atlantic Railroad for Camden
h.s way Ia the state Prison in rcnton with pms
oner named Charles Crane who had been sentenced
to three years when the tram arrived near AnVara
station and while running NJ the rate Of thirty mules an
hour Crane suddenly ran TO the hack platform % TIE car
lrh OIL Amn nrl INTO Lhr MnnhA
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The dis kuown IN oraHge culture As the set haek
hite i hN "a un.uti appearance II thlhuih ~, ~
exactly rara ed ~ the human - IL ~ ny TIE disease
ku uVsifN, VNCcs-Ne tati' IN whch the we
nh appears IN hs onD,ng an eN'.puonll degree u
phVsctl yignr Ne Sles disease IN useh 0bcslty
rorcNY and heart disease aud ITS victims are
preuar, suseVptlhc Ia al terms ~ acute a"t uoh'
Alins Ann Fat ~ rtlugr the bodily weight rem IN o
To- h,s ams Yer week ny IT. sb ye heavily barasRsd
onNsi sVA ny drugEista dds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-04

Sc Aibom1r'e .gihIs TNweS
- Willie &C. Paris srnclh llavrn sent 81.
81 state ui rexls NiCkcrson. Galveston.
S. Margaret Holmes fcfu1udu1.
- Algeria. Watson Liverpool sept 81 and Queenstowu
22i
81 Don whitney Iialictt Boston
IS ctty OF Dallas Ofnwcn. feru1uiinN
2ad
- san Jartntn Fleetwood Savlun 10.
S. on Dominion Walker ltie huJal. city Point, and
Norfolk
IS Nrreus liallsu Boston
- Niagara. curtis Havana
SHIP tastine. Avery. Batavia
BARK Bolivar. tur0iuWiUu tette
Brig Florence. MarAien. Turk Island
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-04

Michael Meay n canal boatman, went on
froe with a humber OF friends on wednesday night
They quarrcllsd near the bergen Point whArves amt
Ncaly seIAed by two ot the men, who opened the
trap ri the sewer and threw hln IA lie was rescued
" aimO dead
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE stAANAc-rrfs nay
Sun rtses DO. % sun sets y Noon sets. ~ 90
NIGH wArpR-rnts DAY
Sandy Hook ~ GOV Island - Hell Gate.... -
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Dr 4 SHERMAN $ appliance ami curative retains
and cures RUPTURE without the injury NJ truss
Pamphlet with Photographic kcno s>e- Of cases before
and after cure mailed Tor To- once. 2Ji Broadway.
Fail style. fine silk Hats, NJ. go; worth 81.
Pine DerbSS ~ ~ worth 81 - Now church IT. ,un stairs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-04

ce,s or Marees s. ca % 70 ayfe or Antwerp -
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For Governor, Ablnus Nance for Lieutenant
'iNVerner. Edward G. tarns lar Associate Jususe zen
AnlaNa Cobb tor Congress dong terL Edward X Vakn-
une ior Congress short trhh Thomas AsjorA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-04
SOtietn nOtltss.

lAk EKS.-luc quarterly meeting ~ tic ~ =.
De r Sociciy NIL he Reid saturday evening Oct ;.
az 1893 bowsry open 80, roll call oclork-
PATRICK BALE ilsbdek
WmLIAA CAArskLt, Re srliug sseIe lar!,s y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-04

With powerful drugs p- and try bland hut
searching spesns MIA vi Asgnesa Az druggists Ado.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-03-01
Public Sale

HNEIE subscriber win offer at Public Sale,
L at his residence on Lower Bloomsbury
Farm, between Darlington and Havre dc
Grace, on
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-03-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

rUHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE that the
il subscriber has obtained from the Regis.
ter of Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters
of Administration on the personal estate of
PETER DENNISON,
late of Hartford county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said deceased are
hereby notified to exhibit the same, with the
legal vouchers thereof on or before the
18Th day Of February, 1870
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of sud estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
qucslcd To make Immediate payment
Given under my hand and seal, this 10Th
day of February, 1873,
JAMES II. MICHAEL,
irb22 Administrator.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-03-01

10 W.T.
Four large, well-broken Mules, 1 BAY
Mare, Young Horse that has trotted inside
of three minutes at years old, sired by Dia-
mond 1 two-year old Colt, by Diamond
Colt rising one year old. Also my BLOOD
ED STALLION, DIAMOND, together with
B Cows, two of which will be fresh soon 4;
two-year old Heifer, that will be fresh in
April; 2 Brood Sows, Z shoats, six horse
broad-tread Wagon, / fourho iron axle
Wagon, 1 four-horse wooden axle Wagon, /
two-horse Spring Wagon, two-horse Rock
away, Top Buggy, ! two-horse Excelsior
Horse Power and Junior Thresher and Clean
err, nearly new 1 little Wagon to carry Clean
er on; new Keystone Clover Huller, /
Woods Mower, Wire tooth Horse Rake,
Corn Shelter, l Windmill, Roller, 1, two
horse Sled, one-horse Sleigh and Bells.
Also lot of Harness. 9 sets OF Double Car
riage Harness, set Single Carriage Harness
sets Stage Harness, 2 sets of Breechbands
4 sets Lead Harness, Collars, Brides and
Halters Also lot of Potatoes by the BUSH
ell, and many other articles too numerous to
mention.
TERMS OF SALE
All sums of $40 and under cash on the day
of sale; on sums over that amount credit of
six months will be given, purchasers to give
their notes bearing interest from the day of
sale, with approved security.
feb15* SAMUEL j. SCARBOROUGH.