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pY D. d. GIRARDEY1, Aqctioneer-ofIi -
ID Camp street-SATURDAY. May "a, 1879.
Change s viii positively be sold at public auction.
oyT ifhsf kED D Store FORE AND TENEMENT PROP
and sonh Peydre e '9 Streets - the sa1are
bounded by Franklin. Liberty. North and South
Poydras streets. ..- -
Franklin between North and South Poydras
streets, measuring 80 feet inch lines 'front.'
on the former by 98 feet 1nches In depth ana
front on each Of North and South Poydras
4 It ID improved with substantial two-story
frame building. front and side galleries, ana
hgjfk front on franklin street. 1t contains
in a thrifty -neighborhood near the Poydras
and Pile Markets, the property can be rem
dered very productive; IL is specially adapted
or shoe trade.
Sale positive.
Terms-One- half cash. and the balance at one
year. for note specially secured by mortgage
and vendors lien, bearing all the usual clauses
OF per cent per annum interest. per cent
attorneys fees. policy of insurance transferred
and the purchaser to assume the taxes due and
exigible In 1872 over the price OF adjudication.
Act OF sale at the expense Of the purchaser.
before w. LEI. Seymour, notary public. my17
A GOOD DOUBLE COTTAGE, PICKERY AND
Building Lots on Religious. between st..
James and Celeste streets.
RY G. E. GIRARDEY, Auctioneer-O Office
- No. 81 Camp street-SATURDAY, May "a,
1879. at IL o'clock M. at the st. Charles Auction
Exchange will positively be sold at public auc-
ton
j. THE DOUBLE TENEMENT FRAME
COTTAGE on Religious. IN the square bound
ed BY Religious, Tchoupitoulas. Celeste and St.
james streets. The lot measures 81 feet Ii
Inches and s lines front BY 127 feet 10 inches
au The HE p II 6sfsP p1cKERY PROPERTY AND
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND designated B. l.
and q measuring each about 81 feet II inches
and s lines front on Religious street by about
1877 feet in depth.
Terms-0ne half or more cash, at the option
of the purchasers and the rem atnder at one and
two years, for notes with all the usual clauses
5 per cent attorneys fees. policy Of Insurance.
transferred. and the assumption of the taxes
due and eligible In 1879, over the price of adJu-
dication.
Acts Of sale before Joseph Cohn, Esq, notary
public. at the expense Of the purchasers.
my17 I'd
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succession of Mrs. Widow Thomas Ever
~ shed.

GECoND. DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- 1sh Of Orleans, No. 4o.s79-Notice is hereby
given to the creditors of this estate and to ali
otner persons herein interested, to show cause
ton. II any they have or can, why the
account prest nted by the testamentary executor
II this estate should not be approved and
homologated, and the funds distributed In ac-
cordance herewith
By order of the court
my14 IS az JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Succession Of archibald McKinle

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THEspAR,
~ ish of Orleans. No. 40.056-Notiee is greby
given to the creditors Of this estate and'to ali
other persons herein interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification
If any they have or can. why the account pre-.
scented by Mrs. s. 2. J, Mckinley, natural
tutrix, as such administering this estate
should not be approved and homologated. and
the funds distributed in accordance Herewith
By order of the court.
my18 % 27* JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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THREE-sToRY BRICK STORES. CORNER OF
LAFAYETTE AND COMMERCE STREETS.
TO CLOSE THE MAENHAUT ESTATE

TO CLOSE THE MAENHAUT ESTATE.
10y g. E. GIRARDEY Actioneer-Offl 81
- Camp street-SATURDAY. May "a. 1879. at II
o'clock m, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange.
viii positively be sold at public auction,
THE THREE THREE STORY BRICK
STORES forming the northeast corner Of La
fayette and Commerce streets. In the square
bounded by Commerce. Poydras. Lafayette and
New Levee streets The property comprises
three lots of ground. measuring each about Is
feet inches front on Lafayette street. "a feet
inches width In the rear by about % feet 8
inches ii depth and front on. Commerce street
Together with all the buildings and Improve,
ments thereon. designated by the Nos. Al, 4g and
81 Lafayette street. Near the leading whole
sale houses of Messrs L D. Hart u Co., Burke 4.
Thompson, Pohlman d Son. Camors y 20; and
the great railway depots, the leyee and the, Wes-
tern produce centre. renders the property ex-
ceedingly desirable for warehousing and man
ufacturing purposes.
Sale Is positive. without reserve.
Terms-One-third or more cash. at the option
of the purchaser. and the balance at one and
two years. for notes specially secured by mort,
gage and vendors lien, bearing al the usual
clauses Of s per cent per annum Interest," per
cent attorney g fees. policy OF insurance trans
ferred, and the purchaser to assume the taxes
due and exigible in 1879 over the price,
Act of sale before 0. DeArmas, ESQ, notary
public. ut purchasers expense myll
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POSITIVE SALE TO PAY MORTGAGE.

RfC. E. GIRARDEY. Anetioneer-offceN No 81
1879, at ID o'clock NJ. at the St Charles Auction
= Exchange will positively be sold at public auc-
the following described property to wit
sIA LOTS OF GROUND. situated in the
Fourth District Of this city. and in the square
bounded by Third. Fourth st. David and
Liberty streets. The property COMPRISES $50
feet front on Third street by 127 feet in depth
and front on st. David street.
!. Lot No. forms the corner of Third and ST.
David streets. measuring 90 feet front a Third
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RY O. E. GIRARDEY, Auctioneer-O No
- 81 Camp street, SATURDAY. May "a. 1879
at 70 O'Clock m. at the st. Charles Auction IN
change, will positively be sold at public auc-
ton, BY consent OF parties. to pay mortgage
the following described property
l. FOUR HANDSOME AND RECENTLY
BUILT DOUBLE TENEMENT FRAME COT
IAdES, forming the southeast corner OF Third
and st. Patrick streets, in the square bounded
by Third. Fourth. st. Denis and st. Patrick
streets. The property com prises six lots, desIg-
mated by the letters A. B, G, d. T. and r. on plan
as per A. D'Armas, ESQ. surveyor, dated the
seventh May. 1879. measuring total front of
ITO feet on Third street by 1877 feet 10 inches In
depth and front on st. Patrick street The
property will be subdivided. The improves
ments are nearly all comparatively new, and
well adapted for small families
2. THE FRAME DOUBLE TENEMENT COT
TAGE DWELLING on st. Denis street, in the
square bounded by Dryades st. Denis Third
and Fourth streets. The lot measures SO feet
inches front on st. Denis street by 100 feet In
depth, between parallel lines. The dwelling
contains six rooms. gallery. shed and cistern
to each tenement.
Terms -One-third or more cash, at the BUR
chaser's option. and the balance at one and two
years. for notes specially secured by mortgage
and vendors lfen bearing all the usual clauses
81 per cent per annum interest, per cent at
torneys fees. policy of insurance transferred
and the purchaser to assume the taxes due and
exigible in 1879, over and above the price Of ad-
judication - ~
Acts of sale before 0, D'Armas. ESQ. notary
pubic, at the EXPENSE Of the purchasers my17
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from November Is to February lbs stated
~ IA a complete preservative.

The Baltimore Gazette ayows that the ex-
pulsion of Kellogg, while IT may not pc o
ppoiitic act would certainly tend not only to
roiaa IN Senate III the estimation OF the pub
ic but to increase Its own self-respect.
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Speaker Randall has been invited by tnt
California Democrats to take the stump 1ol
them in their approaching campaign, anu h'
ia said to have accepted,
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4 SUPERIOR INVESTMENT. AND ONE OF
the best Business Stands near the
Magazine Market,
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AUCTION SALES.
Nv g. i. (airardey.

THE TWO-sToRY BRICK STORE AND
Dwelling No. $50 Magazine. between St.
Mary and Felicity Road streets.
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SMALL BUT COMFORTABLE AND IMPRoy.
ing Homes in the Fourth District. and a
good business lot. corner of Third and St.
David streets.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BY C. e. Girardey.

ELEGANT PARLOR, BED AND HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, PERSONAL EFFECTS, ETC.
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VI, vs. NOIx, D6cEolhTys
STATE OF LOUISIANA. (,
Parish Of Orleans. City Of New Orleans, /
Sworn to and subscribed before me the tent b
day Of June. 1878 JAMES FAHEY,
Notary Public.
At meeting OF the Board Of Directors. he d
on the tenth day Of June. 1878. 1t was resol, ed
to declare cash dividend Of twenty per cent on
the net earned participating premiums for the
year ending May 81. 1878. payable on the third
Monday of July next
Also. to pay to the Stockholders. on demand
interest at the rate OF Ave per cent per annu n
on their stock.
.usz DIRECTORS: m.-@z
7. maspero. Edward Toby.
John Geddes. d, Fatjo.
P. Fourchy, ri. ". Smith.
]. ]. Fernandez. %. A. Ohaffrafx.
sno' 2. LalIa Chas LATTE,
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Actual net profits. .................$ u 500 81

The foregoing statement ls just, true and
orrect transcript from the books Of the Com
pany. JAMES l. DAY. PRESIDENT.
H CARPENTER. Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this tWen-
ty-second day Of January, 1879.
A. INGRAHAM, Notary Public.
The Board Of Directors, at "a meeting held on
setting aside Ten Thousand Dollars, to the
DIVIDEND OF TWENTY PER tENT on A he
net earned participating premiums OF the year
ending December 81. 1873 said dividend payable
on and after Monday. the twenty seventh day Of
January, 1879.
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POSITIVE SALE FOR ACCOUNT OF De
PARTURE.
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IN THE MATTER OF J. G. BIENvENUE vs..
HENRY G. BONCHER EFT AIS.
Third District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No, 25 578,

DY G, e. GIRARDEY. Auctioneer-Of1ce
. No. 81 Camp street-FRIDAY, May 80, 1879
at IL O'Clock o. M. will be sold at public auction
Toulouse and st. Peter streets. by. virtue and In
pursuance of two several orders from the Hon,
i. A. Monroe Judge of the Third District Court
for the parish of Orleans dated the second OF
April, 1879, and rendered In the above entitled
matter, to effect partitinn-.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF PARLOR
Terms Cash before delivery. my2o to
THE THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING NO
1874 julia, between st. Charles and CANT
streets.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE HUGH M
CROOKES.
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
No 38S25.
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A FIRST RATE BUSINESS STAND. NEAR
POYDRAS MARKET.
THE RED STORE AND TENEMENT PROP
ERTY, CORNEP OF FRANKLIN, NORTH
AND SOUTH POYDlAS STREETS.
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POSITIVE SALE OF FIVE HANDSOME COT
tages. corner Of Third and St Patrick
streets and on st. Denis. between Third
and Fourth streets
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DIRECTORY:
Il. j. Hart. j. Wells. Scott McGehee
H. Renshaw. B. W. Taylor, D. Fatjo,
B. Bfscoe, GO. Morris. T. L. Airey,
A. Baldwin. James l. Day, r. z. Craig,
@. Macready. i. O. Levy SamI L. Boyd
W. T.. Seymour. Emory Clapp. Jno. 8. Groves
Jno. G. Gaines. d. A. ChaffraiX. ]. A. Blanc.
Jesse b. Flower. j. l.. Harris. II. Newmanl
ia2O1Y
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AUCTION SALES.

ny Montgomery q Go.
MONTGOMERY b CO., AUCTIONEERS.
WI SELL -
HORSES. MULES, BUGGIE5. HARNESS. Etc.
Every Wednesday and Saturday.
ATII O'CLOCK A. M. a
AT
MONTGOMERY'B TATTERSALLS.
des1 en- No. 10 Baronne street
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The above statement Is a Just true and cor :
rect transcript from the books OF the Company y.
PAUL FOURCHY, President,
g. W. MORT, Secretary.
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TO EFFECT A PARTITION.
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SUCCESSION OF THE LATE HUGH M
CROOK ES
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Mrs. Caroline BeaI, Widow OF Andrew
Thomas. vs. Francis Thomas. Jr.

Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
mye 10 IS % 30 je6 10
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Mechanics and Traders Insurance. com
panY vs. G. r. Kennedy ct ais.

OIVII bHbTIH OF LHH fdTIsH UI OIEoo1o'
APPS mY2 9 16 % Dc
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-05-21
CASUALTIES.

A HAIL storm in northern Wisconsin
damage.
On the 10Th inst. at Cincinnati, ALT.
Barnett, the we'll known lecturer, broke
his arm and leg by the fall of staging
upon which he was standing at the
Marine railway dock.
August Schlessner of Milwaukee, was
fatally crushed at the Union Iron Works
on Chicago street, en- the 10Th, by the
fall of an iron flask from q truck.
Schlessner resides on Muskego avenue.
is 45 yeers of age, and has large fam
lily dependent upon him for support.
A Boston dispatch of May 18th says
at midnight last night the north twin
dam on the west branch of the Penob.
scot river gave away. The dam is five
hundred feet wide, and there is a breach
of two hundred feet. Lumbermen are
in state of CONSERVATION lest twenty
five million feet of logs get hung up,
thus causing a loss to them of 1000.
A COUNCIL BLUFFS dispatch of the
18th says that during a thunderstorm
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Edgbert Win
sor, young farmer living few miles
north of this city, was struck by light
ming and instantly killed. His clothes
were torn in shreds. his hair snged,
and his body blackened. A horse on
which he rode was also instantly
killed, while another at his side was
knocked down.
A GAINESVILLE, Wis. special dated the
18th says, while VIM. Zimmerman and
daughter, of Edgerton, this county,
were riding on Monday evening, the
horse became frightened at lecomo-
tive and ran away, throwing Mr.: Zm-
norman from the buggy, breaking his
neck. killing him almost instantly. His
daughter was uninjured. His wife has
become delrous from the effects of the
shock
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-05-21
FIRES.

The Arcadia Springs Hotel, at Ar
cadia, Wis, burned May 18th. Loss
S25 600: insurance $4,000.
FULLER, WARREN & Cas- stove works
at Troy, N. Y, partially burned May
18th. Loss estimated at $50 900 to &c.
900; covered by insurance
A FIRE at East Saginaw, Mich.
May 18th, destroyed a large steam
salt block and two dry houses
of Sears e. Holland, together with
1000 barrels Of salt; also frame
boarding house and d small grocery
and dwelling adjoining. Sears IL Hol-
lands loss $4,000; insured for $4,000
Loss on other buildings, $4,000; insur-
ance, -, 500. The residence of II. Mil
Ter, badly damaged, was insured for
$1,000.
A SCRANTON, Pa. dispatch of the 18th
inst. states that extensive forest fires are
causing great destruction to timber
around the city and village of Tobuyhi-
ami, twenty miles from Scranton. That
city is entirely surrounded by fires.
fought the flames, finally getting them
under control. Unless rain comes soon
the destruction of property will be i'm
mense.
A LEXINGTON, KY, dispatch of the
14th Says fire broke out at a quarter
past eight o'clock tonight in Silas VOL
yerton's omnibus and livery stable on
Main street. The flames spread rapid
ly and within five minutes Wlverton's
and the adjoining stable Of Tracy q
Wilson were one sheet of fame, spread
ing rapidly till the Phoenix Hotel on
one side, and the residence OF Gen. Les
lie Combs on the other side were in
flames. The destruction of these build
ings was complete and it was with the
utmost difficulty that the fire depart
ment was able to keep the fire within
fire is still raging but under control.
Loss 5000 900, insurance about $4,000.
A READING, Pa, special Of May 10Th
says forest fires in Schuylkill county
are still burning furiously and are grad
ually creeping toward great many
valuable coal mines. Parties of men
have organized to work night and day
in fighting the flames. Travel along
the highways has been impeded, pre-
venting farmers in getting to town with
their produce. The fire approached so
near the William Penn colliery to-day
that it was great difficulty the breaker,
which is one of the largest in the Shan
andoah district, was saved. The miners
turned out en- masse to fight the flames
from their dwellings and with the help
of the Shenandoah fire department,
they were successful this afternoon in
getting the flames under control. The
loss SO far has been very heavy, but can
not be estimated
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-05-21
GENERAL NOTES.

A MILWAUKEE telegram of the l4th
says wheat is being shipped from that
city to Buffalo at 8. cents per bushel.
A NEW YORK dispatch of May l4th
SAYS }. Gould and and party OF friends
will start in few days to visit the west.
This is probably an offset to the Van
derbilt trip to the west.
A ST. PAUL dispatch of May 18Th says
the strike on the Canada Pacific was
ended by the men having been PAID OIL
and Quit. No riotous demonstration at
ter the troops arrived, five ring leaders
were arrested and fined.
A Brazil, Ind. special OF the l4th
saws the strikers went to John An
drews' mine to-day and forced his men
out, although he was paying the adj
vance. A number of the miners re-
ceived notices, coming to them IN some
mysterious way, threatening death II
they persisted in working. Some OF
the operators received notices threaten
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-05-21

GAIT. Nolan, of the bark Gilman
pas, which arrived last week from Bel
fast officially reported having been in
collision with a whale on the voyage.
April %, in latitude 81, longitude II,
while under a iive-knot breeze, Captain
McLain says the bark struck Il heavy
object, which stopped the Roadway of
the vessel for the time being, The
Captain went on deck, and saw large
whale, which had evidently been injur-
ed by the collision, as the water was dis
colored with blood The whale soon
disappeared, and the vessel continued
on its course. Next day Captain Nc
Lain passed part of the deck, with main
hatch and very heavy beams, of a
wreck, supposed to belong to a large
steamship. This was probably from
the British steamer Surblton, which is
long overdue from New York to Rotter-
dam.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-05-21
CRIME.

FREEMAN the Pocassee murderer and
his wife both indicted for murder on
the 18th, will be tried in October next.
CHIEF of Police Kennedy arrived in
Milwaukee on the 18th from Virginia,
with Alex Cohen, the defaulter and for
ger.
A WOMAN was outraged and murd-
cred by tramps at Easton, Kansas, on
the 10Th, and if the guilty parties are
caught there will undoubtedly be case
of lynching.
The revenue officers had fight with
bushwhacke rs, nearC Gap Va.
on the 18th, and the notorious Bur,
Gaines was killed.
A CLINToNvILLE, Ill.,, special of the 18th
says the tramp nuisance has again
sprung up in that vicinity. Numerous
squads pass through there daily, and
there is no end to depreciation COM
mitted by them.
ANDREW MANNING, dissfpated fac
tory-operative at Danielsonville, Conn.
in quarrel with his wife on the 18th.
chopped her head open with an ak, kill
ing her instantly. He then ran to a
neighborlng pond and drowned him
self
AN ALBANY, New York, dispatch of
May 18th says while Leonard
Chamberlain, deputy sheriff of the
county, was serving process to dis
possess John Frederick, at East Berne
county, he was shot down and fatally
wounded; he was acting in the interest
Of Col. Walter S. Church, who has
charge of the lands.
A WHEELING, w. Va, dispatch of
May 18th says At IL O'Clock tonight
Sessy Ross notorious gambler robbed
an inmate of a house OF ill-fame of a
gold watch valued at 5000 Officer
Malloney attempted to arrest Ross
when the latter fled; Maloney fired
three shots, one taking effect inhicting
a dangerous wound.
A SPECIAL dispatch from Paducah,
KY, of May 10th says: Two years ago
man named Dan Edmunds, who
lived in Livingston county, Kentucky,
ran of to Arkansas with neigh
boris daughter, leaving a wife and
family behind. A short time ago he
started back to his former home with the
woman and child, and when
near the Mississippi river killed and
buried both. On returning he took up
with his lawful wife. The bodies of the
murdered woman and child were
found and identified, and seacrh was
instituted for Edmunds. Yesterday an
officer from Arkansas arrived at the
home of the murderer, and took him
back to Arkansas.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-05-21
CABLEGRAMS.

The death Of the African explorer
the Marquis of Antinori, is officially de-
MED, from Rome, under date of May
18th.
The Political Correspondence announ-
ces that Spizza was formally surrender
ed on Sunday the 1lth to the Austrians,
and the Austrian troops entered the
place unopposed.
ODESSA, Russian, advices of the 18th
state that the Russian Steam Navlga-
ton Company's vessels will convey 49,
600 men and $500 horses for Bourgas,
between May 10th and June 10Th, and
the remainder of the evacuating army
will go away by railway.
A LONDON dispatch dated May 18th
says Lord Hamilton, vice-president OF
the council, to day stated in the house
of commons that in various cattle car
goes recently arrived from America
pleuro-pneumonia had been found.
A DISPATCH from Simia, of the
18th says intelligence from Turkestan
represents that the Chinese troops have
been twice successfully attacked by the
khirgaz tribes from the Andijan dis
trict, who now hold kashgar. A Chi
nese army Of 10000 men is concen-
trated on the Eelee river.
INTELLIGENCE was received at st. Pet
ersburg on the 18th from Tihis that a
disease with terrible mortality is rag
ING in ninteen villages in the Caucasus.
A solemn procession of holy pictures has
., iat e
prayers offered for the preservation OF
the inhabitants.
LONDON advices of the 10Th inst. state
that the difference between the masters
and miners of the Durham district has
been referred TO arbitration. The
strikes of the iron works of London and
Belfast were failures. Sixty cotton ope-
ratives sailed for Dundas, Ont, to- day,
where mill is being established.
A LONDON dispatch dated May 18th
saws political murders in Russia have
been recently confined TO the provinces.
The stringent measures adopted against
them seems 10 have cowed the con-
spirators in St. Petersburg. The car
has decreed that prisoners tried by
court martial must be doomed or ac-
gifted within lwenty-four hours, and
the sentences toust be executed within
twenty-four hours from the time they
are pronounced.
4 MADRID dispatch of May 18th says
"A sensation has been created in tinan
cial circles here, by newspaper article
showing that in the next budget the in
terest and redemption OF recently Is
sued treasury bonds will require 34,-
100000 piasters above the present rate
for debt charge, besides which military,
naval and public works expenditures
are increasing, and the direct taxes are
falling off through the crisis in Cata-