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cnr,..ian Missionary Convention.

CIScISSArr, October 24.-The Christian
Foreign Missionary Society closed its
labors atnoon to-day.
Prof. Loos, OF West Virginia, reported
the French, Danish and English Missions
in prosperous condition.
Rev. Samuel Ayres, Of Kentucky, from
the colored convention, gave vivid
account Of the work among the colored
people OF America.
Gov. r. N. Bishop, on behalf OF the
Committee on BeGuests, reported Sl0,OOO
bequeathed by G. B. Cimerall, Of Cincin'
natl. a. -. I'D
GIN. shishmanian, native Turk, now
being educated at the Kentucky universi-
ty, presented paper on "Constantinople
as q Missionary Field" A lady present
Immediately offered $500 in aid of such
mission.
AT a meeting OF the women's Society,
1t was announced that several stations Of
the Society in the West Indies are -four
ishing.
The General Convention met this even.
ing and received thereport OF the Board OF
Managers on condition Of tho Missionary
work Of the United States. Rev. \. J.
Hobbs delivered IN annual address this
evening.
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CNcrXXATI, October 24-At to-day's
session OF the Narrow Gauge Railway Con.
yention paper by Mr.. Chase, Of Chicago,
upon,transfers OF freight between broad
and narrow gauge cars, was read and re.
ferred to the Committee on Transfers. An
exhaustive paper on the question Of gauge
was read by Col. Hurbert, OF Bedford, Ind.
He claimed that the amount OF interest
paid upon railroad bonds was greater than
that paid upon the entire national debt.
This interest account alone II invested in
narrow gauge lines would construct 5000
miles OF road annually, even at an average
cost Of $95, 600 per milo, while the cost Of
the construction OF the Colorado Central
Railroad through Clear Greek Canon was
only so, 900 per mile.
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Father Call, Of Beilaire.


Bishop Gull, of Bellaire, who was in at
tendance on Bishop Rosecrans on Monday,
and who was up all night when the Bishop
died, was taken suddenly and seriously, III
Yesterday by the rushing OF blood to his
head. During the latter part OF the day
his friends were greatly alarmed, but at .
late hour last night he was reported much
better, with good prospects for his speedy
recoyefy.. .1 E.
Father Gull was student under the
Bishop, was ordained By him, and has
been In his diocese since he entered the
priesthood. He was one Of the Bishops
most enthusiastic admirers, and 1t was hrs
oyer.exertion and excitement on the night
Of the Bishops death that brought on the
sudden and serious attack. He is lying at
the Cathedral pastoral residence, and Is
receiving every attention.
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HANCOCK COUNTY.

p, The Mayor of New Cumberland is an
'il'0a IN his way. He is the inventor OF
aao'se .'. shoe machine and Is at this time
'V,E'nS on perpetual motion.
" UaHns the trial Of the case OF Maggie a.
S.. ,,'''e' vs. John F. Cunningham, the
~ ,%.''' a. says that "the bald headed portion
VI ',he community occupied front seats"
,,,S, = Miss Burke, who lectured, or rather
stSPied ~ to lecture, in New Cumberland,
NV NV slghs ago, says the people OF that
e 49, y. nave no brains, and that they ought
si =. - West and expand. She Is native
hancock county, and ought to know.
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The San Domingo lnsurrection- n-.-TO-
tai Destruction of Santa Cruz
Plantations ---Losses Reck-
oned by the Million.
The Russian Press Urge an Alliance
With the Ameer---Which Means
Trouble for the British.
Glasgow Bank Frauds Still Develop.
ing---Further Financial Dis
asters in England.
ENGLAND.
THE GLASGOW BASK-sTlLL LATER DIS
COvERIEs.


THE GLASGOW BASK-srILL LATER DIS
covERIEs.
EDINBuRG, October GA call for three
thousand dollars per share will be made
on the shareholders OF the City OF Glas.
gov Bank Immediately. 1t has been dis
covered since the report OF the examiners
that foreign correspondents had used open
letters OF credit to the extent OF $S5,000,
most Of which will be lost.
TRICKS OF TIE SOCIALIST NEWSPAPERS.
LONDON, October 24.-Sevcral German
Socialist newspapers, anticipating a sup
preston, announce their diseontinuance,
and at the same time advertise the appear
ance OF new journals by the same publish
ers. The editor OF the st. Petersburg
Ruski Prdrahd has received his first warn
ing for printing letter to Gen. Drentel,
a newly appointed Chief OF Police, exhort-
ing him to deal leniently with political
offenders. The GllOA has received It's first
warning, and it has been suspended for
attacking the German anti-socialist law.
OBITUARY.
Cardinal Cullen, Archbishop of Dublin,
is dead. He was born in England in ls02,
and was nominated Cardinal in 1855.
OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION ORDERED.
The crown authorities appointed law.
yer to officially investigate the affairs Of
the City OF Glasgow Bank. The inyesti-
cation will extend back TO 1857.
ANienna correspondent says: II the
latest news be true the atfairs near Con-
are more and more assuming
the same semi-hostile phase as before the
meeting OF the Berlin Congress. The
Turkish troops have been moved
into the positions vacated by the
Russians, and the earthworks are
being repaired and armed d. before Con.
arrangingt to increase their forces, and are
half pay officers to active
duty. A special company for the defense
Of the Capitol has been formed at the Ser
askieyate,
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FRANCE.

PARls, October 24.-The specie in the
Bank OF France decreased l,19l, 900 francs
in the past week.
PARIS, October o4.-Thc persons on
trial for connection with the Socialist Con-
gress have been condemned in various
penalties Of fine and Imprisonment for
six months or more, except two women,
who were acquitted.
Four thousand persons were present at
the grand Afasonicfete given at Trocadero
to-day.
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oa,eiaI E.timste. for Next Year.

wAsHIxGroS, October 24.-The official
estimates OF the amounts required for the
postal office for the next fiscal year aggre.
gate S36,57l,7 700. The estimated total
postal revenue will fall short, supplying
Il by $500, $40. The amount appropri.
ated for the current fiscal year was
sS3, ,256, ,S79, ofwhich $, 222 ,9974 comes from
the general treasury. It's estimated there
fore that 81 ,6s5,6sl more than this years
appropriation from the treasury, will be
required for the next fiscal year.
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POLITICAL.


BosroS, October 2. The Greenback
State. ticket, which was left incomplete by
the Worcester Convention, has been filled
by the following nominations: For Lieut..
Governor, John F. Arnold; Secretary Of
State, Weston Rowland; Treasurer and
Receiver General, Horace Benney Sargent;
Auditor, D. J. King. The regular Green
back Convention yesterday refused to
make q nomination, but at subsequent
meeting Wendell, Phillips was nominated
for Governor. .sIG - GDAif-.+-
BALr1EoRR, October 24-The Democrats
elected the members OF the City Council
in all the Wards yesterday. Democratic
majority 1890.
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The outcome or.he santa Cru. In.urreo

HAVANA, October q. = Advices from
Santa Cruz represent that the condition Of
the Island since the insurTection is hope
less. About 100 negroes have been exc
cuted, but the insurrectionary spirit re-
mains alive.
ST. Thomas has lost aboHt $4,000 by
the insurrection, while 5000, 900 would
not cover the damage done in Santa Cruz.
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WAsnrSoroS, D. c., October 94.lA.N.-
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley, clear
stationary or higher pressure and temper
A's For the Lower Lakes, clear or partly
cloudy weather, winds mostly northeast,
stationary or lower temperature and gen.
orally higher pressure.
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MADISON. WIS, October 4-Prot Jas.
O. Watson, Of Ann Harbor, Mich, has &c;
cepted the proposition OF the Regents Of
the Wisconsin University, 70 take effect
Immediately. Prof. Watson has also been
elected director OF the Washburn Obser-
yatory, which will be one OF the best
equipped ohseryatories In the country
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GREAT DESTRUCTION IN IOWA, KANSAS AND
NEBRASKA.

ulEhNt Dl-'IHSSEFV'S ~ 1VT7si 4t''''''E ''.'', "
NEBRASKA.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, October 24.-Iowa, Kan
sas and Nebraska adyices indicate that the
prairie fires are still ragingi in each Of these
States. The destruction OF grain, bridges,
barnes and other property Of farmers
was most extensive. Twenty miles
southeast OF Sioux City, Iowa, along with
the Platte and South Platte rivers, and in
Western Nebraska and in Rush, Ellis, De-
cater and Rook counties, in Kansas, many
persons persisted in the flames. An un-
confirmed report prevailed In Lincoln.
Neb., yesterday that Albion, Boone
county, town OF about 250 inhabitants,
had been utterly destroyed. The fire In
some cases is supposed 70 have been light
ed by the Cheyennes.
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RUSsIA.


AID ron TUE AMEER FROM RusslA.
LONDON, October 24.-The Journal de- 81.
PstSrsburg strongly recommends that Rus.
sia assist the Ameer OF Afghanistan with
officers, arms and money To fortify the
passes on which Russia's position in Asia
depends. 1t states that the Ameer has
written to Gen. Kaufman declaring that
his hope is in him alone.
The Russian press unanimously advises
that indirect aid be given to the Ameer.
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SpoRTING NEWS.


BALTIMORE, October 24.-At Pimlico to.
day the central stakes, for two-year olds,
one mile, was won by Boardman; Dan
Sparkling, Cd; Startle, Sd. Time, 1 :53t.
The mile and q quarter dash was won
by Bonnie Wood; Bramble, ID; Bertha,
9d Time 0.10l
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W. NJ EvAEw.-IIou. wmjM. Eyarts
=, 'sI'yeFed a great speech on the mission OF
,at Republican party at Cooper Institute,
.'sE York city, last night. The hall was
4'uaicient to contain the vast multitude
NA0 desired to hear him. In twenty min
p''s after the doors were opened the i'm
u aen'e auditorium was filed to overflow
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SPAIN.
RELEASED.

MADRID, October 24.8The government
is showing great severity in consequence
of the increase Of intransigente propagan-
da in the south Of Spain. hIorgall, arrest.
ed on a charge Of completely in the recent
Republican movement, has proved his in
nocence and been released.
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The Wheeling ISrRLLidEScEE has talked
with several West Virginia drummers and
.they report fayorably as to their expert
ences on the road this fall. They say that
sales are freer and collections easier than
laSt wear. There is more trade and better
feeling, and from this time forward o bet
ter business may be looked for. The same
state 81 affairs exists In Eastern Ohio. Bus
iness Is beginning to revive.--Bdrnesr'Ae
p,,s.,t,;., . w
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The Railroad RridEe Up at Beaver.

PIrrsBvRGH, October 24.-There Is q dii.
ference otoPinioH among pilots in regard
70 the railroad bridge at Beaver. Some OF
them say that 1t will not be in the way OF
the coal feet, while others take very diff.
ferent view OF the matter. It Is claimed
by some river men that the bridge was un-
fortunately located. The width OF the
channel span is 40 feet.
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A GREAT wREsrLING MArcN.

DETROIT, October 24-The Detroit Opera
House was crowded this evening to wit
ness the wrestling match between Joe Nc
Mahon, champion OF California, and Robt
Wright, OF this city. The stakes were $50
and the door money. Time was called at
$3.50 and in few minutes Wright was on
his hark
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PHILAngLPHLA MANrFACrUpgns

are sending abroad, and I learned in this
connection some facts while In Pittsburgh.
Among them, that the iron from which
Jackets for locomotives are made was for
merly procured from Russia. Now We are
sending such iron to Russia instead Of I'M
porting It from that country; and this fact
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LONDON, October pa dispatch from
Alexandria says: The inundation from
the Damietta branch Of the Nile is ad-
vanCing. It now covers 40 square miles.
Twenty villages have been submerged and
from 600 to 1000 lives lost.
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Charles B. Tilden, principal examiner
in the Patent Office, at Washington, has
resigned. sl9.'
The Sultan OF Turkey to-day signed
and delivered to the British Minister a
modified scheme for reforms in Asia MI
nor.
At Providence the U Uniyersalists General
Convention voted TO hold the next meet
ing at Minneapolis. Rev. DR.. Chaplin, Of
New York, to be the preacher.
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GERMANY.


BERLIN, October 24.-The Tags Poa,
which appeared to-day in place Of the Ber.
lin Free Pns, has been confscated and its
publication prohibited.
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AUGUSTA, Ga, October 24.-The Chronicle
tomorrow will contain san appeal from the
ex-C Confederates in behalf Of the widow
and children OF Benner.
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omcAdo, October 2I-The Paris & Dan
VILE Railroad was sold yesterday at Paris,
Ills, by Master in Chancery for S30l 900.
Il Is supposed Il was bought in the inter
est Of the Wabash & Cairo and Vincennes
CORPORATION.
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wooLES MILLS BURNED.

wooLEN MILLS BURNED.
New CASTLE, October 24.-Knowle's
Woolen Mills, at this place, burned yes
terday morning. Loss, $4,000.
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shows that We not only have home mar.
ket, but are supplying foreign countries
with that article. Mr.. Blodgett's list Of
Philadelphia industries shows that
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lIaripe IntsIIlgsnee,

NEw YoRx, October 24-Arrtved-Tht
Steamers Eanada, from Hayre, aud Abys
sinia, from Liverpool.
QuRESsTows, October "a. Arrived :
Montreal, New York,
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a, 1852.
The Beiialrs Rallare.

sRumors being aaoat that some Of the
banks of this county and neighborhood
are large holders Of the paper Of the Bell
aire Manufacturing Company, we have
been to some trouble to look into the mat
ter and get the bottom facts, and this state
ment can be relied upon as accurate. So
to ease any apprehension that the timid
may have on that score we are able to say
that such is not the case, and that the un-
secured paper Of the company, consisting
OF the individual notes OF the sharehold.
ers who have assigned, held by the banks
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NEW YORK.
rmR TRUST COMPANY yORoEmEs-ARRrsr OF
.nKnv vop rowpttor-y

NRw YoRk, October 24.-C. W. Pontez,
former policy clerk in the Life Insurance
Company of this city, has been committed
to jail IN default OF SEQ, 600 bail on charge
OF completely In a $4,000 forgery on Tia
Union Trust Company. t dy=
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T0RoSTo, October PAL. G. Joseph (
Co., Wholesale jewellers, have failed, Lila.
bilities $4,000. Assets not known.
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NEw YoRK, October 24.-Gen. Pope tele.
Craps that he will not appear as witness
before the Fitz John Porter Board OF
Inquiry, until subpRnaed for petitioner or
for the Government.
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CRIME.
MURDERED BY A TRAMP.

DERBY LINE, W., October 24.-The pro-
prietor OF Leardnes' Hotel was shot dead
by tramp whom he refused whisky.
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struck by timbers from the wreck. ,i
STEAMERS AND scHooSIRs ASHORE.
The steamer Theo. wiems, after aterri-
BILE experience, was rescued by the Tangier
and towed to Crisfeld Harbor, ,whsre she
now lies. The steamer Massachusetts is
ashore disabled at Down Point. All on
board are well. The steamer Louisa-is
ashore on middle ground. The steamer
Ida and % schooners are ashore near the
Massachusetts. f q ~ iJG
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YELLOW FEVER.

kMRNPHIs, October 24.-From six o'clock
last night until noon to-day the under
takers report orders for l3 interments.
Weather growing warmer.
NEw ORLEANS, October o4.-Weather
clear and pleasant. Deaths, l6; cases, 69.
Total deaths, $50; total cases, l2.66s.
BATON RoroE, October e4.-six deaths
from fever.
CAlRo, October 24.-one new case OF
yellow fever to-day; no deaths.
CHATTANOOGA, October 24.-Death from
yellow fever during the last twenty.iour
hours four, and five new cases.
QUARANTINE RAISED AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, October o4.-The Board OF
Health has ordered the raising Of the
quarantine at this port, and all restrictions
regarding incoming treights will be re-
moved tomorrow. The quarantine hos
pital will be kept until the patients now
there are well, and as long after as there
seems to be any necessity for its use.
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DESTRUCTIVE CYCLONE AT HAYTI.

PoRr Az PRiScE, October 13.-Another
cyclone visited the south coast of Hayti
on the lst inst. An American brigantine,
name unknown, was lost, aud all hands
persisted. n n
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The above article does not convey to the
public a proper understanding Of the facts.
The entire Indebtedness Of the company
is 10000, consisting OF the above mem
toned s24, 400 and $4,000 in bonds and
delinquent interest thereon, and loans to
the amount OF ss5, 900 to $40, 700 due to es-
tates, private parties, &c.
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WASHINGTON, October 24.-The signal
station at Cape Henry reports that the
American ship A. S. Davis, Of Southport,
Me-, Capt. Ira NJ. Ford, ran ashore at "a.
N. on the sd inst, s miles south Of that
station. The vessel and cargo were atotal
loss. The crew, consisting of 10 men, were
all lost with one exception. Their dead
bodies washed ashore last night one and a
half miles south Of the station. il0C
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AT PHESIxvILLE,

PHILADELPHIA, October 24-At Phoenix
vile yesterday morning the storm un-
rooted houses, uprooted trees, demolished
barns and otherwise did great damage to
property, and reports from various points
in the e-schuylkill!Nalley all speak i.of- great
loss Of property.
Out of all the collieries in the Mahoning
District only three are able to work, owing
to the storm.
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Take the article OF corn; six years ago we
exported 81, ,OOO, 900 bushels, now s., ,o0o, 900
bushels; wheat 26,00O,0O0 bushels, now
72,OOO, 600 bushels; -four 9, 200, 600 barrels,
now 100000 barrels; cotton 93S, ,00o, 900
eop eSasO s4s, 600 GOO, no now So, 600 zoo pounds;
fresh beef %, ,0OO, 600 pounds, now o., ,000,-
900 pounds; pork ii, 10000 pounds, now
n, ,O6O, 900 pounds. The total increase in
six years Is about $40, ,0O0,O 900.
The price OF labor has not been dimin-
ished purposeIy, in order that we may In
crease our exports. Although hard times
have produced that result, our facilities
have been largely increased by machinery,
and therefore we are now able to under
sell the European countries In many things
which they have heretofore furnished 10
us. An intelligent gentleman OF Philadel.
phia, Mr.. L. Blodgett, has furnished me q
fist OF what lItf :. ~ w &
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Which is certainly very mild in amount
when distributed among nine staunch
banks. In addition to the above amount
held by the Fist National Bank Of this
city, there is $1,000 held by 1t but amply
and safely secured by pledge Of first.class
collateral notes. Every dollar OF this lat
ter class Of indebtedness, Mr.. Tallnian,
cashier Of the bank, states, will be paid off
inside OF 90 days by the payment OF these
collateral notes.
Z The bonds OF the Bellaire Manufacturing
Company, which are individually endorsed
by the stockholders, are not held by banks
at all, except to limited amount by the st.
Clairsyille bank.
We feel assured in saying that the credi-
tors OF this company and OF these gentle
men need have no fear; they will receive
dollar for dollar, as the property assigned
is valuable and will reach high figure.
The following estimate as to the assets
Is only an estimate, but is believed to be
, 1878-04-13
STOCK AND GRAIN FARM.

4 VALUABLE STOCK AND GRAIN
"A Farm including 40 acres of good land,
all under fence, is offered fer sale There is on
the place good bearing orchard, plenty Of
running water and good well water; good
Dwelling House, Barn, Outhouses, etc. one
hundred and fifty acres of the land under cul-
tivation. The property is situated fifteen miles
south Of Walia " ala, on the SummerrIle road,
adjoining the best stock range IN the country
To person having the requisite means, no
better opportunity can offer to secure deSir-
able claim. Further particulars viii be fur
nished on application TO W. NJ. WILLIS, on
the premises. Refer 10 W +. kINBAIL, of
the Red Book Store, or to the editor of the
SrATEsaay. 10-2n.
, 1878-04-13
hpn!icat:an to Sell Real Estate.

In The Probate Court Of Wdiia E-GljG Corntg,
Washington Territory.
IN The b.Gttly cf tie Estate 0fJOHY MURPHY,
a.eeGSed.
EiTATION--It appearing to the Court by
v the petition presented and filed in this
court by WILLIAM K. HAMMOND, the
Administrator of the Estate of JOHN MUIR
PLY, deceased, praying Tor IN order to sell
the real estate belongirg to said Estate, stu
ated in the county of WalIa Walla; that said
sale is necessary t. pay the debts outstanding
against deceased, AMI tire debts, expenses and
charges Of Administration. 1t is ordered 10y
the Court, that Tt ESDAI, the 5t3th day Of
April, \. ID. 1873. being Il day OF the adjourn
ed term cf ti,e regular March term, 1878, Of
t;liS Court, at II O'Clock, in the f,reaoon OF
SAID day, at the Court Soom Of said Probate
Court, in the Court HouSa, in the s;.ii cit. and
county If Nal!a Na!ia, he aEi the sane i, h re
by appointed FOR thv hearing Cf said petition
and that All persons interested N tic said Estate
appear before tie Probate Curt On that day
and hour. to show cause, if any there be-, why
an order should not be granted to the said Ad-
lninists;.tor as ~ said petition prayed for. And
that service Of this citation be made OF al Pc
sons interested by publication Of this order for
four successive weeks ii the Naila Walla
STATESMAN, a weekly newspaper printed and
published in said city and county.
Dated WaIla Wal!a, March 2,;,h, 1873.
H. GCICHARD,
Il-iw Probate Judge