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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-31

Two hundred and thirty-two divorce
cases were disposed of in the circuit court
of st. Louis last year. OF the divorces
granted 1913 were by default, many, it is
said, by collision between the parties.
The st. Louis papers insist that the par
ties securing divorces are principally from
other states
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-31

The day of the smooth-b bore politician
would seem to be about over. The cleo
ton of Cameron in Pennsylvania, Conk-
ling in New York, Carpenter in Wis
consin, and Logan in Illinois marks the
decadence of the apologize variety OF
statesmen, and shows that men who do
not think it necessary to offer an excuse
for being Republicans are coming to the
Ocean.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-31
Assirnee,s Notice

Notice is hereby given that the undersign.
ed, assignee of the estate of Beck & Abra-
ham, will, on March 4th, 1879, apply to the
District Court of Lyon county, Kansas, to be
discharged from his said trust.
9Xv6t
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-31
GILLETT q FORDE,
wSt3 Atty's for PltG, Emporia, Kans
In the District Court of Lyon county, State of
Kansas.

Charles l.. Flint, Plajntih,
Against
James A. White and Edward Borton, De-
PENDANTS,
The State OF Kansas to the defendant, James
a. White:
You will take notice that You have been
sued in the above entitled cause in the above
named court and tlFat plaintiffs petition is
filed therein; that said defendant must an
Swer said plaintiffs petition on or before the
18th day of February. A. ID. 1879, or said pc
titIon will be taken as true and judg ment rem
dered accordingly; that said plaintiff is the
owner and in the actual and lawful possession
of the following described land in Lyon couu
ty, Kansas, to-wit: h. "a and n. W. a of n
W. y of sec, %, town, u, range 10, and that
plaintiffs title thereto be forever quieted
against any and all claims or interests of the
said defendants therein. and especially said
defendants claim of title under patent from
the United States. and intermediate convey
ances hereunder to himself and that said de-
PENDANTS claim of title is inferior to and null
ana void as against plaintiffs title, and that
said defendant and all persons claiming SAID
premises or any interest therein under or
through them, or any or either OF them, may
be forever restrained and eDjoined from set
ting up or prosecuting any claim of title TO
said premises, or any interest therein against
said plaintiff, his heirs and assigns; and for
such other and further relief as may be ri gh l.,
and for costs. GILLETT & FORDE,
w3t3. Atty's for Pitt, kmporia, kans.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-31
Assignee's Notice,

The creditors, and all persons interested in
the estate of Robert Milliken. are hereby no
to the district court of Lyon county, Kansas.
on the 4th day OF March, 1879, or as soon there.
after as a hearing can be had. to be dis
charged from my trust assignee of said eS
tate W3t6t J. W .TRUIfT. AssiRnce.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-31

A Raleigh On. c. correspondent ex
presses the opinion that the election of
Vance to the senatorship will give the
state to the Republicans in 1880.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-31

Babies ought to be well taken care of; their
system does not allow the slightest neglect
fyour baby suffers from collie or bowel dis
orders, procure bottle of DIR. Bulls Baby
Syrup, simple but always reliable remedy.
Only IS cents. W5u
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-31
The CIRCULATION OF EUROPEAN
STATES.

The following are given as the amount
of coin and bullion on hand, and the
money circulation, of the principal Eu-
ropean states at the beginning of De
cember, 1873, the pound sterling being
computed at $500.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-31
Nnfice.

Notice is hereby given that up to ~ O'Clock
County Commissioners will receive bids for
the county printing Of Lyon county, bids to
include the printing of envelopes, treasurer's
receipts and all the various blanks REQUIRED
by the county The Commissioners reserve
the right to reject any and all bids.
WITT W. +. EWING. Co. Clerk
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-31

The Cheyennes who escaped from Fort
Robinson who have been captured alive,
are to be taken to Leavenworth.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-31
In the District Court of Lyon county. state oil
hunSdS-
Charles L. Flint, Plnintir.

Kansas.
Charles L. Flint, PlnintiG
Against
I. II. Blackwell and Mrs. John S. Pearce Do
PENDANTS.
The State of Kansas to the defendants. l. II .
Blackwell and Mrs. John S. PeaTce:
You will take notice that you have been
sut d in the above entitled cause in the abov e
named court, and that plaintiffs petition is
filed therein; that said defendant must an
SWer said plaintiffs petition before
the 2Sth day OF February, A. ID 1879, or suid
petition Will be taken rs true and Judgment
rendered accordingly: that said plaintiff is
the owner and in the actual and law full poses
sion OF the following described laHd in Lyon
county, Kansas, tO-wit: n. e. "A of sec 2S,
town l6. range II, and that plaintiffs title
thereto be forever Quoted against any and al
claims or interests of the said defendants
therein, and especially said defendant Black
wells claim of title under patent from the
United States, and Intermediate conveyance
Hereunder to himself, and the claim of de-
said premises, and that said defendants claim
of title is inferior to and null and void as
against plaintiffs title, and that said Defend
ants and all persons claiming said prem ses or
any interest therein under or through them,
m ay be forever restrained and enjOined from
setting up or prosecu ing any claim Of title
to said premises, any interest therein
against said plaintiff his heirs and assigns :
and Tor such other and further relief as may
be right, and for costs
GILLETT FORDE,
W3i3. Atty's for PlIff., EmpOria, Kans.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-31
The old man-afraid of John Sherman
is getting numerous.

And now the question arises, is b
Franklin Butler retained" by the little
cinher man
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-31
In the District Court of Lyon county. State OF

In the District Court of Lyon county, State of
Kansas:
Charles l.. Flint, Plaintiff,
John s. johnson and Joseph E Powell, De-
PENDANTS.
The State OF Kansas. to the defendants above
named:
You will take notice that you have been
sued in the above entitled cause in the
above named court, and that plaintiffs
petition is filed therein; that said de-
PENDANTS must answer said plaintiffs Pc
tIti0n on or before the 2Sth day of February
A. ID. 1873, or said petition will be taken "a
true anu Judgment rendered accordingly;
that said plaintiff is the owner and in the ac-
tual and lawful possession of the follow ing
described land in Lyon county, Kansas, to-
wit: ;. y of n. Q. quarter of sec. !, town. Is,
range II; and that plaintiffs title thereto be
forever quieted against any and all claims or
interests of said defendants therein, and es-
Pecially said defendants claim of title under
patent from the u tied states, and interme-
date conveyanceS Hereunder to himself and
that said defendants claim of title is inierior
TO and null and void as against plaintiffs IT,
tie, and that said defendants and all persons
claiming said premises or any Interest there
in under or through them, or any or either of
them, may be forever restrained and enJoIne,I
fIom setting up or prosecuting any claim of
title to said premises. or any interest therein
against said plaintiff his heirs and assigns :
and for such other and further relief Us may
be right, and for costs.
GILLETT & FORDE,
WSt3. Atty'S for Pltn, Emporia, kans
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-31
LEGAL NOTICES.

eBVEGETINE IS SOLD BY AL
DRUGGISTS.
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anecdotes, household matter, markets, &C., &C.
Terms, 81 per aaaan in ddrance.
Transient Advertisements, $500 per inch for hrst
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NEW DAVIS SEWING MACHINE,

We have taken the Agency for Kennebcc County be-
eving it to be equal In every respect and superior
in many to all other machines. Its durability is
warranted 1t does away with basing, thereby saving
immense amount of time. Ii is an easy y-ruinng
and noiseless machine. accomplisles practical work
impossible 70 any other machine. For beauty OF
finish aud quality of workmanship II is unsurpassed.
large line of attachment goes It'll it, and child
can learn To work them. The price is no more than
is charged for inferior machines. We would say to
all who think of purchasing do not decide any ma
chine until you haye thoroughly Investigated the
NEW DAVIS. Constantly on exhibition at our
store. d .oJ .... IA.
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TONTINE PLAN,

or upon the principle of accumuating profits for def
mite periods which was first introduced by TINS soce
ty aud has bee recommended and endorsed by emf
nent experts in Life Insurance. and by leading bust
ness men. Forty -Four per cent. has betn earne' aud
nccuuulated ON the paid on its Tontine Life
Policies, and forty per gent. on its loninc Endow-
ment Policies. issued within the last fve years.
The DIRECTORS ofihe Ea auable Life Assurance So
Getty reyrese exclusively the Interests of the Poliey-
holders and in presenting the society to notice, they
feel that il has strong claims upon public confdence,
beccuse OF the strici ann Conservative principles py
which fts varous derartnent are governed IN the
assets and i'm the administration of the society rer
feet security il given for the future, which is of great
imports to those depending upon Their insure nee
No Life Insurance Company has such large am uai
transactions the Equitable; none is more pro
and just In it3 dealings.
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Daily Kennebec Journal,

Issued every morning, except SUNDAYS. Iteontains
the latest news by telegraph and mail, gives reports
OF Markets and has carefully prepared political and
ocal articles and n generous amount Of farming,
home and miscellaneous reading with i1u coinpila-
tion OF state
y Terms, ~ per dnn,tR IN ddrdHce, IS If payment
IL not made within the year. Single copies cents 10
be had ut the bookstores and at this office
Advertisements inserted On reasonable terms Rates
may be had on application at this office.
, 1879-04-09

Two hundred and fifty barrcls Of alcohol wcro
exported from this city yesterday.
The currency disbursements at tho Sub
Treasury yesterday amounted TO s41, 900.
Nearly $o,400 worth Of the new refuudlng cer-
tfcates weso issucd ut the Hub.TroasurY yester-
day.
The reason why no moro subscriptions for the
per cent bonds aro received Is tlat all the
5-21s haro been called IN.
The 1htcrnal.rcvcnuc Eccelpts yesterday
footed up S10,4I2. OF this nmout $l6, ,6l3 wns
Tor tax.pald sp!rts, $3.5s3 for tobacco and ci-
Ears, $50 for beer, and S25 for exports.
The Matcll.bondn cases ,lit1 not conc up
for examination before Commissioner IIoync
Yesterday. nnrnlng, Charley lscel, rt,litiael for
ing engaged In .is Gregg trial, oeforo Judge
for Springfield lust nlght. IN Obedience I to a
sabpsena to appear Ut the Mccrea investigation,
the cases wcro continued until Friday morning.
:. 1t will 10 remembered that tho Custotn-
ltpusc cascs were set s0iIle aya ugo for the 18th
inst., with The understanding TINT, II Judgu
Gresham. WHO Ia to stt with judge Blo1Cett In
day, they might ba further continued. peo-
pic who nro familiar With the way the
spcc[al counsel have managed tho cases from
tile start had NJ Idea thut they would be
trel the l5tlI. whether Jlltlao Gresham Cainc OF
Not. Judge Bludgstt has received 'utter lrota
Judge Gresham, however, wh!cl! makes Its Ger
t,in tlt they will nut be tried tint .ar, ulll tho
special counsel " not be contpolle to 70 up nnd
Make the atagain thug are tlut ready.
ln the letter Judge Gresham states that 1t Will
he itnposslble f0r him To be llure by Tie 18th,
but ilal, II posssble, ho will rcarh Chicago BY
tlic 3i lust. rhs will g!ro the specials u weeks
grace, but whether they Improve tse tlmo LII
beha'f VI the Government rclnalua to be seen.
, 1879-04-09


The decision Of tho United States Supreme
Court, announced in yesterdays TRIBUNE up
setting the defense urged BY till first batchn
whtAly l1len that tue immunity dodge prevented
their prosecution by the tioYcrnmeut tn recover
assessments Oh Illicit spirits rather la1npenrti
Tile feelings Of tic batellt am1 thu ldtn OF the
CAUSES being rc1nanted here for turticr pro-
cecdtugs IN conformity to this decision was not
calculated to I'LL tAeir souls with peace u,,l
quiet. The clatn, that immunity extended to
the civil suits IL knocked higher than kite,
ul,,l al thnt remains to be done by The Hoyern.
n,cat Il to psncecd nnd taku Judgment against
cscd to collect thnt Judgment. fhrrs may
DO bitch when II to tint, but II 1t should
be found tllat The whisky men themselves hnye
no property to satisfy lie judgment, the Gov.
crnmeNt will hAvt chance to- 70 tor their bonta-
ulen mud invita- tl1en to nAY up.
a reporter foil In with Charley Reed, who bas
been managing tho cAtes Tor tho batch, during
the tlay, ustt nskca him what llu thought OF lhu
turn affairs hatt tusio1,. Hu admitted that things
had not gann Just lie Wished or as lic expect-
cd, but significantly added that the gu.,e
wasn't up, cren ii the decision did 20
ngalnst hlu and rcmanded t!lu cases here
for trial. When, asked to oxptain this dark
hint. he put bis right thumb to tho tln IT hts
to intimate Tint hu .ln't propose to rive II out
Just At pruscut. As near rs cau lie figured out,
however. the only possible e!ow Is to apply tj
the powers that 10 asMl live IT. Washington for
MI iatGrpositlon Of Cltsnency, Anl tic result OF
tint IL rather doubtful. During thu day Mr.
Reed received word tint tho fill trxt Of ltu
opinion would be hero Thursday Of Frluay.
, 1879-04-09

'63 At the I1illsdalo Jstlch.) UNIVERSITY, and
;sssvs ;ss @ dfs;s Si 81 If + sSa 4
md had made. -ir!ends OF all with
whom hr became tntjmatc. lis was membcr
OF the UniversaIfst aon!oty. and WAS a kind hus-
hand and faiher. he, itaycs a wife an,l Two
m. today from h!alatb residence, and ml,l 10
conducted BY tue Masonic fraternity. Ths rc.
mains will ho taken t9 'i1cai!ng, Mich, for In
tcrn'cnt., Dr. A. II. champ!,n attended him,
post,lnorten1 examination was estd, Tie consult
INK physicians ho!ng Drs. q. Irwin nn!' W. Il:
Hess They found hyportrophy Of THO liver aud
degeneration OF tic mucous coat OF tho small
intcsttnes.
The Doard Of Town Trustees met yesterday
morning, With all present except Mir. Muirhead.
Tho report OF Collector Murphy from jan. y
10 March n wns presented and flied. 1t showed
o23.+ii snee,al assessments, xl9475.ssi state
tax, si5,04oB1; South Park tnx, s6,3oi.47;
printers fces, $84.a0.
,'ss ne9: sdg;s s5 asssit at the death Of G. W
Tho Town Attorney was instructed to draw
m ordinance for the laying Of wattr-p'res On
Ashland avenue from Forty.thtrd to Forty
Tho annual report Of Clerk D7rno showed re-
$49l31}. =
The board ahtournca, TO p. n tomorrow IN
tho EngleTood Hose-Housc. The change Of
place Is made to accommodate Justice Muir
head, who is sick.
hide pARE.
Therc was deal Of talk around town last
evening when 1t WAS learned that a petition had
been fled by parties act!Gg for Potter aud Will
iameon to contest tlm election Of f. Il: Hobart.
The Republicans feel sore, and think It Ii tho
last trIvk Of the Union Taxpayers. 1t ltaprears
that tTo Or three days ago number Of gcn.
SIS TO pay for the contest, and the filing OF the
petition ii the result.
George Willard appears to ho the strongest
candidate for tic Treasurerehip, and somo say
tint Folansbee Is out Of the Held. DR.. Chap'
Ma,,, OF lrand Crossing, Is very anxious to be
Health. Officer.
The annual church meeting Of the First
Baptist Church was held IN the church Monday
cvoning. n. b. Dodsot,, E. r. Burroughs, j. q.
Pratt, antl ". .Whpple waro elected Trustees,
and Stephen Bowen Clork. The services Of the
Rev. Mr.. Jackaon nre to be retained during this
yc0r.
, 1879-04-09

One case Of scarlet fever was reported yestc.-
duy.
lhu receipts from licenses yesterday amounted
10 $ti5u.
Tile etreet-sprinkllng season is near at hand,
Of ut least those owning sprlaklcrs think ~.
Ih0 iisst license via ordered to issua yesterday,
Il's contract for doIng tho sewerage .cus.iag
Tor tlt ycsr WA yesterday awarded to Thomas
uakin, tho lowest bidder, by a4e Commissioner
VI rubl!c Works.
Thu Ireasurer'e receipts yesterday wcre
s56s'ao from thu Collector, sl,laa3,a3 lroaa tlle
Water Department, ard so froul the Coup
trot!er, !s disbursements wcrc 5000 IN ae-
count Of salaries.
:, building pernllts Were issued yestefdsy to
Patrick Brennan TO construct thrse-story store
and dwelling Ut No. 318 West Twelfth street, 10
cost 1900; and to Heury Barker E o., to
erect oAe-story ltme.k>ln. 70x,N feas, on Lin
, 1879-04-09

The County Treasurer Is now employing
about eighty men Ia his Office, and is running a
day aud night force.
The officers Of tic Criminal Court are all ar
raycd In unltorms. Tlsoao Of tho County Court
Mill get thctrs on to-day.
Commissioner Lcnzcn cnlo!ed IFS 4ott birth.
day yesterday by treating all lis frtcnda-exccps
the newspaper reporters.
It cost Cook County just $40 to remoYa Capt.
MeGrnth a1tl lfE household effects from the old
County Agcnt's ofllce to the now one. Cheap
enough.
Tic n2eus for the Bell telephone has put ono
OF his Instruments into the County Hospital,
for which tho county ts to pay nothfng for two
years.
rhc Committee on Charities held meeting
yesterday afternoon, at which no business OF
Importance nas transacted beyond considering
references, auditing bills, ind granting passes
to enabls poor people to "shako" the city
4 sort Of boaruIng.ho,,so row occupied tho
atlcn,!un Of Judge Lootns In tho County Court
nearly all day, yesterday, being = replevin suit
entftlel sarati D. Ffcnch ". Henry q. Savage
nill Ella NJ. Savage, appealed from Justice bfat-
sons Court.
Mr.. Forrest, attorney for Lamb, Is Just now
busy In preparing a bill of exceptions. lie Is in.
teudl1ls to take the cass TO ,1le Appellate Court
bcealssc fo thinks It chcaper and moro cunVcn-
lent tnah higher conri. 1le has forty days In
which to pfcpufc his bill.
William Il. Dunton, Justice OF the Pence at
Arlington Heights, md l.. y. Wilson, both
prominent characters In the prosecution Of Mrs.
Susaupall UndcrhilI, recently, before the Grand
J1fY. caue into tie Criminal Court yesterday
aud gave bail In $500 each upon their indictment
The County Clcrk signed number Of bonds
yesterday, although 1t WIS painful job, on ac-
count III hfs sore thumb, which continues to ret
no better. II was necessary for him to sign tho
bonds 50 That the Treasurer can deliver them to
tile parties who havo nlscddy purchased them.
It is likely that tho wlfo Of William II. Ger
hrfck will he brought into the County Court
Thursday uHurl.lnE to bc tried for Insanity.
There will be no defense nude upon this point,
the fight will bo upon the question ns to what
shall he done viii! her, aud In whosc custody
shu shall De PLACED.
There came very nenr being jail-dcllvcry
last MontlaY, though through no fault Of the
jul officials. Two fellows werc tied togethcr
ind conducted to tue Dtack Maria to take pas-
sage 10 The Bsldawcll. When they reached tic
'bua. however, instead Of steopI1sg into the car
r!age they cut sticks md ran up tfe allay. They
wert quickly orertiaulcd by Bailfff. who
brought them back und assisted them Into tie
vehicle.
, 1879-04-09

HAIR MATTRESS, 40 LBS. tBEsT 1icxING,, So.
Nemembtr, VIC guarantee tho hair 10 be cufly,
and not this ahost straight hair usually soid.-
and full weight, and do not acFtate to say that
practically they Will please as well a. S24 oncs. F.
Il. nlLget, nQ4 WatAsh nYcaue,
, 1879-04-09
A TIE ON LAWYERS J0NGUEs,

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 6.-W. r. Royse,
c1-'usurancc agent, a witness for thu defense III
the Tate case, announces bis purpose to silo the
Hon. Sol Claypool, Of the counsel for tho prose-
cuton, for slnndcr, Tor words spoken in orEll-
tncns. The practice Of the Inv il getting risky
In thts gitv 7''
, 1879-04-09

satssfy MT o8n copscienco, | ,ncloac oue dollar
Please xlvc thib 10 whom Il belongs, for 1 think
1t Is tho meancst thing have donu Ia five ytars.
riRht.N
, 1879-04-09

Parties desirng articles In sllvcrware, rolinbe In
Style quality. and anlsh, arc directed 10 lIamIl-
ton, Shunrta j. Co.
, 1879-04-09

Dr. D'Unger, discover Of tho cinchona cu1o for
drunkenness, cures all cascs. Koom ~ Palmer
House.
, 1879-04-09

Buck Il RayncE'e "bfoth Powder" will destroy
moths and every creeping OF dying Insect.
, 1879-04-09

Acknowledging Mean Act.
A gentleman writes from Kichlaul County,
Ohio, to the superintendent Of the Mount Yer.
non estate; Wlsh4lE to Inxke restitution aud
, 1879-04-09
RY ID. LONG, sAUC1TDNEEls.
Tile GREAT AUCTION SALR
OF THE WELL-KNOWN
TWOLR GARDEN
Fixtures and Furniture

VIII finally take place, commencing WEDNESDAY,
f1taY nnt ths n',sGnts stock Of ii!e nnel KIND q
y s1l sol - tS aee must bo yacalcd. those who
there IL hu need OF nent! !ontnR te articles and IL
beauties, and for tose parte. who may yo awaY from
funy u obtaining .et good; tor whatever They naT
bf!hK, without Fe.cfyn. Will mention fDw Rrtclet
SSE1y which sIss aeht crystal Chandelier, IL.
xht CFystAla large number Gf Hronze Chandelier
9. sout llrUnze ftg1rts $50 Walnut Restaurant TABLET
40 walnut cane Elatrs largo 1x130 unr Mirror with
keal EranxG Figures attached, I Handsome SedI.
F.untaia aua 4tsa:l;t. Maatsl slltrofs, Mandso@.
llnch.coMntey With steam Attachments, . large Cook
R1ngcs ihteak'lrOer. flandsotnn Uystcr iianHe,
Of lsefnEsEn;o1t ! III Of stlscr.pIatcd codee.
tea. sni hnl water ufs cost $500 sesY 1ar9e lot
q silys.;Ii. WaFe; cFocsety. aaa GiasswaFs: !
H." wit the aeoxe s5tise' thsre VIII aso By oeEsa
Cellar cansssn.U Ut sutnc yefy desirable brands Of Uh
Wines and Liquors. aioaRst which, .oulu tlht hare
been lying IN st1Eu errr since tho TyuIi rst opened
Amongst ths stock q clxars arc soino very 1ne In
ported brands Tho stenn boiler. II 70 hofst poSer
and It. conncctfons With 10 aarbic.Tor Iladalur1 will
also 10 Offered Tor salc tn the highest bidder,
u, LONG. AuctfpnetF.
, 1879-04-09

raror and Chamber Suits, Wardrobcs Bureau, Ta,a.
stnnds. splendid ltao Of Now aud Used Drus4els Mp.
1uet. Wool. md Hemp CARPETS, Matircsses 1edd!pe
1encrnl Merchandise. CrockcrJ nua Glassware, DC.
Tho entire outfit from dwellings will be sold u.
Guiding everything usually found In hrst. .cinss tel.
dcRco. ELisuN, rOMERUy & CO.,
AuctEonccss. ~ an.i 80 1sandolnhst