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, 1879-04-05

GpfEtnt {}ftp1EeH 70 1h6 1f45ttH&
for sl.o week ending Aprl: j, o. h7o hoad Of tlroass
nna a.. 3no local: AGAINST .4s5 t!'ronHh and l,lg
Nera ltwitot: market closed lrn On good grader
bat dull OF en!nmon. and little demand for atoek:
e ra!s ooss tssis g. ss' soas s' ,nP8By p,!SS
o.. H5; common TO fair a9J to 600. 81. 81;
stockc9h, $3.2ado4: %; salcs for tho week, 72{
nfa aa.eesSts ~ :s gfss Ssa nsan.t TO-
the market stow at tbs following rates: lhladel.
ss%e s,as i 81; Sosssis sssf 1ssts; Sy SIX:
s'1EEr-licceirts again light, With. an tncrea.ta
%ean arket s'Sd astye a. an aynee Of a
S. D. s9 81 .r s. " lbs S0GS lS s.
fs1s ss's y "a IL r.: 81 s iS. oN ''pps' tA
TO tho tr<htsrs Assoetattd Iress.
EAST L19EMTr; @ april a.Eu4TTtE--neceipta tot
tgH f1s saf anys hiss Ssaa ;s1ssh 10 s
local: no business done hurc since "Wednesday
night; no 0t,0tut,ons. ....
S'7asE:sss 7s;Es. ess; 'ss' tsS sss 80
sneEr-Rcco,pts. 1000 head; total for -four
y e lis s sy g. :da msssst ss tSssa 5sssa f oe
ALBANY.
spectei n'.patca to 7as Tribune.
ALBANY, April 4.-BEEyEs -Hecrlpts. 4f3 carr
and Inst week 44E; good demand preyata
throughout the week ut .sc advance for vood
nntcheEMs etecFs, Easte!n wants Mofo la18e; 4tsl'
rrnnrn eninnr ~ Itn,t",, inr"i SnH rivcr 1,sS. S
fnir. with anjsa am in excrss of inst woek "S'
nt,rrr .snIs.WnsGHccr1nts. iii; c,rs: inat ,rr.t
sd: sheen Mt &c hi9hnr and iess nctire. o,gns IA
uyamrcI orlcas: nnjcs At f3c to ijsn 10. co,nnsa
smn It 5a:s ~ toM r. '"n'' fee'''sa' ona ou''ns"
r. H. igst,<rn xt,ort1t<a ,=-...
A.nanr. Auri, i '-t..rri.rW ana r.r
against 400 lust week; prices Ac higher.
SHEEP AHD LAhNs-NecellHs' -. WV, or a!3
n;ore n tnAn Mst wccM; eohinion 70 iaif ahcep. ~
ss' spou, H4ata. ozitkoac; A1us: ~ ge@'
mon 10 1a'r' o,sspee; aota, oAc' e3tra' osaW1e'
NEW roHK.
NEw Yonx. hprjl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l. ooa
Market easier: Extreme range. HAE1lUa;c: no,I
hais nj liz AZ mi: r.. rxnnrtsrs ft,ok :li1: rn stu
1hentA to day. but /. ftQ quarters 30 tut t0-noI
tuW. AMI possibly 1@o iire. ,.,...
~! Et-MeSetpts. y. .oo' mnfket WoaRor; * !all 70
neme' nA"Dnac; ono car ~ Ht t9st ~, ao pet hau:
nleaf eApos@f to'Aiuf1o" 4s~oo castAdaesr
, 1879-04-05

dntcff{ |AsJHtffh ia 1Hs 3TtahAs.
NEw YuNk, April +.-0RAth-Whcat unaett1edi
winter after opennx with sutnu Indications of IN
cseasod hrnncss, speedily reacted; at Tue closs
weak; decline OF abpgt .te per bu, sprlag u
fair demand for ..sarly delivery Ut gcnefal1
hrtnes prices; cahlo '.fcpofss 1t tho clos
represented u Of 4 less aatlsfactory itnof;
~, 0s0 ba Milwaukee, ds Il. q5. In s.o.s, md Chi
cago tn stoss II 81 os ~ fairly acttvo Lusues4!s
corn. which opened atttila atmal. but Subsequent
" weakened under fsect offerings. and ,efl vi
stIaae lowes aud talho; hrm, but dali; No.
Western anotad Al b8.til.0c Oats In gool dr.
maRl and sonswaat stronger tn p.cs; No. . Ch'
cayp. aGoet, " 39l3ahe,
eAai1s.oxs-tiag products weak, md In "
, 1879-04-05


Ett!mhted earnings Tor htxtsen days IN
a'"'"''''''''''' '''' +''''''' '"'''''' o'o' wv
,c,,., . .......... .. - NO mn
,..ttn ''''''' 80 NY n III
ope'''"H e1Fehfes'''', '.''''.'' ''''' u ~. ooo
Balance .... ....... s., IS, GOO
Loss on lcascd roads ovcs. Income from
reu" ''o s0cofl'es 'ea''sna'eo}'"'". -Vo'uo
Nat earnings for s!x months S. ds1,, 600
The following is statement Of tnc bonded In
tlctcdncss Of tho Erie Road under the rcosganE.
zation scheme:
Old hond4 ......., ............&1a.a3 a3R. 100
FaFas consolidated 7s'... '...' .''''' H. 1h, ooo
Tots,.., ,..... s;j3. 4,H. 1Co
Flrst consolidated coupons. H.. -, ;Idl6 u0u
sesond s.n'o''oa4ea w. from neeen' r.. ,so mn
sceund conaoIf,sated j.. 10 January
1HNi .""., ,.;.*;.s ".:..,....,.. g. GOO. COO
nEs'''a s'''''"A'sa W. a''eF"afo'' -
Total -. :, &,,o, Hsu. 10O
The Interest charges OF tic rcorgnnIzcd COM
pary are IA follows, until thp gear 1854, wllcn
, 1879-04-05

p,.x-wn, nnusnaliY: ort,yr. mi ,,ra"n,a.,r %nH
n-,o, sn1o. ,.... ro,a:..., ~ on t ~" -
60 m ,sr t ~ ,.ao a. 80 Hsn suns ~ =. 20 "
ooara cass.
n''ontarsa'ea p c.s "eto ~ aone 10 AZ so..bssa.oo'
coas-MraL-coassa was uom!nnl as sl5. 1eX
pet s1s !en On WfIF.rw,. ,tnSs M, ,,,x, ~. ,,,,,
ron,, srn. ,.o.,.-. ,a.,tI. |,,1t, WI" '"s"'.
msnni ~ ni,, h us ',ss. uien'e uac' nna CLOSED
1c oclo" tho latcst price or ThuFsdaY. liverpool
was reported strady, with q good ucmanJ fur cur
eocs oG coat a,,d Now York opcncL nrmer. will,
Thursuay's prtces bid, willis orr rcccints wcro
S ngaln ANAL; nnt 1hS o. s*!ss wrss clearer tIo storm
"mn ' 10 9e ayer a'a sf'e maln!ty of
~. H. i ".e a',t ~ %efa "eatGi. MaiSn VIII .cs
~ ~ @ sme rpt'I , scs,m9 ~ nS fostea lnt's beiato
ms enm md .! , ~ saanr f.o naao sesIs ac
ps!s y lower ssss. VIZ SsSa ws'e va: y es
SSnsSa ~ M ssoh @ ior lnsthsr ee'tne here Tle
fs' ~ ut H. ,r ~ ae as1 assca IN s - " a.p iast
at'suten.s! H." almns oh tao rEcs'ous
May. ,..s naa thas ,,n fe1ncea tto namt.cr of
] sssa'vs .ser. @ sae. opytass I ,oars s
ntts of NJ lnno w!cat Mas otlsrcu inF bAe. Fnes9
Ws scecp;t eoss n ~ oF and . for So
- - tH!!ta t ~" si ~ ~ r.e no!cs .aay oneheu
cr,i,,1G T. ,.fAc Z, VIZ @ ~ o;e, r ayanssa to 'Hs:
5na n4 ~ e u s h ID srss Apt sG'st st
mits.Hsoic, tta. ntt9f 81, cinstne =. soAe. Spnt
sa'ss "ss9 in frRo1'ea n ~ VI liz IT, u9u na S S3ASe
~
a y ~" pu ~. ~ hns' ~ 'ou hu rejected ~
Ec: m aoJ 1n uu tnot hi itrst AtntAsc) nt i21G; ad
-. ovo oa " satnple ~ o3QGobc. Iulal, ub, a00
w; eu;,ux.,. -.
nisrEn 1 WMnEAT-aales M wefo =, 0Uu hu by aanPle
III e!,u!Ekl. ua'a.
scMEEStNus--su!cs wero so tons at sig. 000
l1I0; ,r :,
,GoNS-Waa lcas Aettvo md caslcr, declining
about ABDUL ~ ,tram The lateHt prizes n' 1hntstlay,
TROUGH l.strpuof %aa fcDortet strong. with fair
ae'and, and Now fIrk muaerato inquiry. Unr
recrlRtsc cxlsniisu onif small scFcase hy rail. but
the aFt!sal of Two bnat-loadh hy ctual wus rug
gcatese " ''iora aclNu moscinsni. with nn in-
cTcand II! the vnnnsa 1t corn on Aa1n In tAc neAr
lasnrs. Tne tsvcinu II ps'ees seclacd. .huwever.
70 w chIe!y u~lhH u symbathy wHt WHEAT.
lnyefs Ut Isltnrss heli oil duflhg ihc sseatur patt
uf tsa ae4s'op. mud ths demand for shipment Was
tang, th"rgi Aa!nple aosa ranEe.. nearly thu aan,s
%st! w w IVY. r"e nn bnafa eAfs eo!n a.
Sd.sd rurrint. ~ No n ~" s,,t. "a.os ~, =,
;tiI:c bM md rcpuisr do at liz: Sc,,"r
MuI spI early III ;uii:c. ana ctn.Si nj :ltI1a
;Iii:c krllrr it,un stl,l III nj. 6l:lSGc iuiy IT
:,7t.0tJ; a.c Mi Apr,i at III ssh:i "}t cI.,nv ~
rn,1sT rt nt III. tssp Snni NH. ,S.n W. ,annrtf
ur !. Ijli In N 1: iii. .ctl!.u rrr,it,,s ~ Hur.
II. Uua bu by Eaule ut a5idi:t:il1c ftss IN InsTa
cAfs ~ aoq Y! t ~ T. on tFacxi 30o hu
slsse .ru niloat: Tn1al, tn'.i!lo ~.
in" z = n ~ W "'. M usn.ana nnd cnsy eios
, 1879-04-05

The following wcsc tho receipts md ship
'ncnts Of the leading articles of produce In this
city during thu twenty-four hours Guiding at
o'clock on Friday morning, mud Tor the cor
responding date twulva months ngo:
, 1879-04-05

l!0GS-Ihe hogs market opened seronW 1'!lsTo
wua good sun etuand from tho homa una EAsa.
esa tradv. 4na unusr lhs composition sAles Weru
QUICK nt ~ advance over lhnt.day'1 quotations of
ever, was of sbott tlnrntion About iG o'clock tt.o
demand fell VI aud tns market weuRench, and by
moon WA1 back to Thufsday's hEufrs.. The qunlIty
iuss we're taKun wltlltu / range Of SL 7bee3.uu
Yau market closu1 quist ut e3,iVGaa.to fvE cvA.
, 1879-04-05
MOVEMENT Or WHEAT.
The following shows the receipts md ship.
mcnts Ut wheat at ponts named yesterday.


1otAI..... ...ts. ..3OL UuS AIT, u1l
IN NEW ToRK THsTENpAr.
April 4.-Rccctpts- Flour, 20, 7o3 br1s; wheat,
194,55U bu; corn, 11g,0jU bu; oats, 23s.45U bn;
eurn.nlcnl, G07 pkps; rye. SOU bu: barley, l,l0O
hu;.nalt. sf50hn; nork AS brs; beet, ,11Utes;
rit meats, ,D5 pkRs; lard, 2, AL tea; whisky,
l07 brIs.
Exporss-ror twcnty.four hours-Flour, t7,000
l's1s: wlcat, 1aS,o00 bu; corn, G3,000 hu; bas.
ley, l7,OJ bu.
GOODS RECEIVED
Mt Tort OF Chicago, April 4: Ficld, Letter s;
TO-, ~ r;ssrs dry goods; Crerar, Albums l. Co.,
Is cascs dry Gouds: Cunningham t. Hunter, "
casks vi suda asiI; Gllek Hros., 2UO aari;s salt;
Chicaso stamplnE Co., ha6 buxrs tin plate;
ur,icr, :s5 buxea tin plate; c. T. Kellogg, hogs
l.raa of w'c: order, 10 boxes tin plato. Col-
lectiop, $lu, ,7U22s.
PROVISIONS.
moo rR0Dl1CTs-Wcrc moderately ActIre in
futurcA, nnt AVERAGED enscr With only light In
qnsJ for shnn,rnt. Liverpool reported m aj-
sni,ce Ut M In lard, anil ID In kinda Of meats,
an1 tic local hug market opcncd asil. bnt closed
easics. Thu leading CAUSE Of tic downward ten.
dency seemed 10 b. tear on the part OF that
leading capitalist had partially withdrawn from
the deal, leaving tnoss than hcresoforo TO be car.
r!cf BY the smaller traders. There also all In
cfea.o In tho stock OF lard In Now York. the quinn
lily there being 1l:s js3 tcs again.t 10 or at tho
close Of thB packing season. The stock u pork in
New York Ia ~, :}ID br,s,
MEss poax-DccllfIet t01l4A per bri. and
closed 14c heow tho latest prices uf Thursday.
Sales wcrn rcporicd Of o7. 800 brls seller hay at
s1o.aol o.4o, and 10, 2a0 Urls srller Juno al
$40. 4osiG210 b23s Tosal. n, 7ho ors. Tho mar.
Ert closed steady at SO. 200 10. 32!t for cash
seller Anil. $40 37ss ~ for May. and $40. TO
, 1879-04-05
LIVE STOCK,

cATTLE-The receipts, though something like
= 600 head less than for tho previous day. were ex-
ccptionaay abcrai for Friday, md, With tho stale
t1i'!e, swelled the supply to largely excessive pro-
portions. There was nu perccptlhu 1inInu,[on In
tho attendance Of buyers, atl c!asscs, from the
yard.scalpeF up to thc buyer for tllo European
markets., bcin9 fuily represented, but the lnsgo
supply gave them an uht0uhictl advantage, and
there was general inclination to mako t!le NEST
Of It, THAR bids were 156.0c OF from tho ruling
figures VI tho day brforc unl they werc stubborn
In their demands, but holders would not xlyo way
to that extent, mud, as result, thu day aaw MI ex-
trcuely dull anu dragging trads. In some In
stnnceE sellers clatmnd 10 hayo parted With thufr
stock At lie Of, and aono Of tho sales would inll.
cato tint much bf decline. though The average
was not lnnra than loc.- lcclinn s.nco TUESDAY
Ut lddE9Uc. TO add 10 iu general tlepress1pn H.
pDet4 Isuln tho markets hefaN wese 1T d cbutuclur
to 'lnst shippers moro cautious. nnt, lazeu Aj1 III
al!. II proved 10 ht oHe VI tic 1cant eatlnj4csp.y
market.iAyx Of tho Bcas0n. Tho beat ,jroycs un
Bale--anl there were 4 nMm,er ul line npuy--,ypEo
not wanted u over S4.,uGb:i. III. Tleru Mfrs two
or i,Tto sulea at shcr 1Enrus, Dut, with potlana
nlf-l0xch exceptions. nnEhlnI fetched nyur 81. III.
Thc hulk OF thu transfers w1ra at prcrs below
n. 70, Rhrpera operating principally ut Ht, lMh
Ill. for fair to chu.fe 4suyeE, ayeraginJ from l. lu
10 l. G0 tta. hnA local Atchurs' utld feedcrn ,ir.t.
" ut s.. soqe. 20. Scarcely morn than third VI
The tuppy WIS cleared nut, and thG market clu4cd
hAfI,
, 1879-04-05

EGGS-Were selling nt lie per dozen. Tho do
mahd was light, aud prices appeared TO bo tending
lower.
FISEf-Qn1y moderate demand existed. Prsces
wsrs without change, ruling fairly steady at the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-15
ALLEGED INHUMANITY.

An old man. who gave his as Aaron Harris,
tried yesterday before Judge Gilderseeve in Part
of the Court OF General Sessions the charge Of
cruelty to animals. The prosecution at the in.
stance of the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Animals. Assistant District Attorney Herring. with
Eldridge L. Gerry, the socety's special counsel APP
pearcd for the prosecution.
According to the testimony of onter William G.
Smart fire occurred in Harris COW stables at Nos
1876 and l9 Stanton street the 25th of September
last. He went there on the 10th OF October
last and found the stables in most
filthy condition. He dozen full grown
cows there. Or these. six had been frightfuly
burned during the previous fire, and presented
pitiablc spectacle. Large patches of their hides had
flesh was plainly visible; indeed, IL averrcd that
pieces of the hide scattered about the door.
while tho cows were lying down on the bare ground
superintendent Hatfield and Sanitary Inspector Post
were also examined and corroboratcd the previous
witness.
Henry Kcsslor. who was lately in the employment
of Harris. testified that after the Are Harris cut away
the burned parts of the six cows udders and
qucstcd him to milk them blood mixed with
the milk obtained from the uddcrs the fluid thus
drawn put into cans with the milk from the
sound cows and it vas not pcrceptibe; the caps
taken TO Harris milk store No. 10 Essex street.
carefully attended 60 after the fire. the reason
he had MIXED them was because he believed they
should be relieved of the secretions of milk; the
milk was not sold.
The further hearing Of the case was adjourned un.
til this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-15
WILLSE'S TRAGIC DEATH.

CONTINUATION OF FRANK MKENNA's TRIAL IN
THE COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-TEsTf-
MoNY FOR THE Defence.
Part of the Court of General Sessions, Judge
Cowng presiding. was again crowded yesterday by
interested spectators who had assembled witness
the trial OF Frank McKenna who is Jointly indicted
with his brother John for the murder of William
Wise i'll Mulberry street. the 2lst OF Sepembcrla last
The FIRST witness examined was Dr. George Cogge-
shall. of st. vincent's Hospital who testified that
when willsc was taken there pistol shot wound
found on the right side of his forehead; on probing
it was asccrtaincd that the ball had trAverscd
an inch and half beneath the skin.
The ball was extracted. and. though serious
symptoms developed, the wound not
necessarily fatal; the deceased had also flesh
wound on the thigh. which healed quickly; at the re-
quest OF his mother allowed to leave the hos
ptal; he subsequently, however, became worse and
died ON the 18th of October.
Dr.. shorter, who attended him, said that the de-
ceased died from blood poisoning, caused by an alb
of the brain, which resulted from pistol shot
wound.
OTHER TESTIMONY.
Francis Mccormick. who was present at the time
OF the occurrence. said he saw pistol in the hands
OF John Mchenna.
Richard Devanny a pcdlcr, said he saw John and
Frank Mckcnna coming out of their store at 1s Null
berry street: that he saw Frank knocked down and
when ne got up he had cut behind HIS ear he then
saw John knock Wiilse down and as he getting
up Frank went over and shot him; he was within
six or seven feet of the parties at the time.
Bridget Dcvine testified that on the night in ques-
ton she the prisoner running into the crowd,
with his hand in his back pocket aud immediately
aftcrward she heard pistol shot.
DEFENCE
After tho Mr.. Howe opened the defence by
calling Edward Baycr. who testified that he Frank
Mckenna knocked down in front OF his store by
one OF the Willsos; deceased had something in his
hand that looked like pistol and threatened " kill
the Mckennas.
In reply TO Mr.. Rollins the witness said he could
not swear who fred the pistol
Bridget McCiurk. another eyewitness, said she
heard the pistol shot as Frank McKcnna fell to the
ground. lie had cut ON his ear and his throat.
She thought the brother the dcce ase,l, who was
with him at the time had pistol or knife in his
hand.
John Brady, John Monks, James Devins and George
Arbogast who we're present, examined 70 show
that the accused had no pistol In hts hand.
The further hearing OF the case will DO resumed
to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-15
MURDERERS TO BE HANGED.
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

HAkRisbuEo fu, Jan. Ia, 1871
The Supreme Court having quashcd the writ In
the of Alexander D. Sayrc. OF Philadelphia, the
murderer OF his wife. Governor Hartranft will
issue a warrant in few days for his execution
about sixty days hence. II is understood that
an effort will be made before the Board OF Pardons to
prevent His Exccllcncy from issuing the warrant
the ground OF insanity.
The Supreme Court having affirmed the action of
the Franklin County Court III the OF Hezekiah
Shafer, who murdered his wife about year ago. the
Governor will issue warrant for his execution
day which he will sign the third death warrant in
the Sayre case.
An application for further respite in the of
Martin Bergn refused to-day by the Governor,
and he will accordingly be hanged at Pottsyillo
Thursday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-15

Then came short service. Tho men responded in
voices hrn and strong. Tho party dropped on their
knees at sign from Father Bunce. and the priests
prayed and the doomed men responded still in
manly tones. The party rose. aud the prcst u aud the
Sheriff conferred a moment. The Sheriff said:--
James Mcdonnell, havo you anything to say be.
fore proceed furtherY'
Mcdonnell cleared his throat and replied .-"are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-15
GOVERNOR HAIrRANFT SHOCKED, BUT DOUBTFUL
OF THE VALUE OF THE REPRIEvE-PRoarPT
TELEaRApHrNG, BUT PnoMpTER SHERIFF.
rpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

(DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
HAnRIsBunG, Pa, Jan. II, 1879.
Governor Hartranft and counsel for Mcdonnell and
Sharpe, who were executed at Mauch Chunk to-day.
wero greatly shocked to hear that tho murcrers had
been launched into eternity about q minute before
the Sheriff Of Carbon county received telegraphc
notification of rcprieve until Monday
next. Tho responsibility for the delay rests
with the Governor. who asked by the counsel of
the condemned at one o'clock this morning. to grant
tho respite pending the consideration In the Supreme
Court OF the consuutionality Of law passed III 1877
making the allowance of writs of error. twenty
days from the time OF sentence with tho
Court. No definite answer was given until about half
ten in the morning. when tho Governor decided to
was immediately sent by telegraph to the Sheriff OF
Carbon county The Governor who had already
granted respite OF weeks TO the condemned was
averso to giving them more tinc as he believed such
action would not in the least improve their chances
OF escaping tho gsows, and would only pro-
tract their lives brief period Knowing that the
supreme Court had originated the law requiring wris
OF to DO taken out twenty days after sentence,
he did not suppose that they would reverse their
action In the OF Alexander Is. sayre,
OF we the ncs Yves In w1 the bss
nestly appealed to by one of the murdcrcrs
counsel, the Governor finally concluded to
allow respite until Monday, supposing that IL
hanging In arriving ut this view of the he had
reasoned from wrong premises, the SheriAs have
been in the habit of despatching the Molly Magures
az early az possible after ten o'clock in the morning
The sheriff who hung Mcdonnell and sharpe had
previously executed i've Mocs and was noted for
the celebrity with which he worked them or and hav-
ing received information of probable rppricve,
he served the murderers of George X. Smith as he
had served others. The rcpricve made good time
after 1t reached the Western Union ofioe. only six
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-15

minutes having elapsed from the time it was put on
the wire until it placed in the hands OF sheriff
Raudenbush.
GovFRNoR's EXPLANATION.
In interview tonight Governor Hartranft said
that the he did rot issue the reprieve
in the of Mcdonnell and Sharpe sooner
was because he did not suppose the
Sheriff of Carbon county would hang the murderers
before eleven A. NJ He also stated that he was under
the impression that the murderers counsel had ill.,
formed the Sheriff OF efforts being made to secure
reprieve.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-10-23
Oct n 1870
MASTERS SAFE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
In the Court of Cbmn,on F7eo,.

In Me Court of Common Paeas.
Ezekiel Long, Jr., as heir at law and Ad.
ministrator of James Long, deceased.
against Mrs. Cynthia c. Long, Ezpkiei
Long, Sr., ct al.-C6mplaint for Sale and
Parti:ion Of Rea! Estate.
EpY virtue of on order to me directed In
1AO the above stated case from his Honor
B. @. Presaley, presiding Judge, / viii seil
on SNLEDAY IN NOVEMBER next, che
following described property, aa the Real
Estate oi james Long. deceased, to wit:
TRACT &c. :, Ga Anderson Oven Tract,
containing 25t ceres, more or less, I've acres
being Wadsworth lease land, with eighteen
years to run, adjoining lands Of L. H. Gam-
+ brell and Others.
TRACT NO. Q, or Thomas McCartha
5000 acres, more or less, adjoining lands of
M, B. Williams, and others. This Tract to
be subdivided into two or more TTects, and
sold by the plats,
TRACT NO. o, or Terrell Bryant Tract,
containing one hundred and fifty-five acres.
moro or less, adjoining lands Of
TRACT NO. 10, or White Plains Tract,
containing fifty t50) acres, moro or less, ad-.
Joining lands of jacob Martin, and others.
TRACT NO. II, or Guthrie Tract, COM
ssaining one @ hundTcd (io2l s9Ees, more or
Of.
TERs1s or SkLE-One- third cash ; the re-
naming two.thifJis on credit Of twelve
months, with interest from day Of sale, TO
be secured by mortgage of the promises,
With leave TO anticipate payment any time.
aieifseT :, pay zo ga iI5Issai5 pa
pers.
Oct o, 1870 IS
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-10-23

WoNDGErUE MINNEsoTA.-."Let's sec,
they raised some wheat in Minnesota,
don't they?" asked Schoharie granger
of o Michigander.
"Raise 8heasl' Who raises wheat ;
No, sir; decidedly no, sir. Is .aises
ITSELF Why, if we undertook to culti-
yate wheat ia That State it would run us
out. There wouldn't be any place 70 put
our house."
''But I've been told that grasshoppers
take good deal of it."
"Of course they do. If they didn't
don't know what we would do. The
cussed stuff would run oil over the State
and drive us out--choke US up. Those
gtasahoppers are Godsend, only there
amt half enough of 'em."
us that wheat nice aud plump2"
"Plumpl Why, / don't know what
you call plump wheat, but there are
seventeen in our family, including ten
servants, and when we want bread we
just 90 out and fetch In kernel of wheat
and bake it,"
"Do you ever soak It IN water first?"
"Oh, no; that wouldn't do. It would
swell little, and theE VIC couldn't get It
IN our range oven."
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-10-23
Oct 8. 1870
MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

ANDERSON COUNTY.
Court of Common Pleas.
Sylvester Bleckley, Elijah w. Brown, Jos.
]. Fretwell and John j. Baker, Parties in
trade under the firm name of Bleckley.
Brown d Co., Plaintiffs, against Caroline
Hall, Warren Hall, Alfred Hall, Elbert
Hall und Others Defendants Complaint
TO- oforecloss Mortgage Of Real Estatc.
,pY. virtue of en- orde: to me directed In
I'D the above stated case from Judge B. @.
Presley, presiding Judge, bearing date 25th
September, 1879, will sell at Anderson C.
H, 8. c., on SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER
next, ct public auction, the following de-
scr:5ed property, to wit:
All that piSC5 or parcel OF land situated
!H .hs County 0f Anderson and State oi
South Carolina, known as part of the e.
+. Sloan tract, containing one hundred and
twenty acres, (120,D more or less, on waters
Of Wilson's Creek, bounded by lands O.
Robert Simpson on the south, BY lands OF
J. 2. Tucker on the west by lands of B. D.
Hall and j. P. fuckers mill site on the
north, except nine and nine-tenths acres of
said tract OF land which were conveyed by
D, L. Hall and +. Hall to Robert Simpson
by deed dated the 9th day of January, A.
D. 1879.
TERMS OF eALE.-One half Of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash, and the
other half on credit Of twelve months
with interest from day of sale to be secured
by bond and mortgage on the premises, the
purchaser having the privilege to anticipate
payment. Purchaser to pay extra for ps.
pers.
w. w. HUMPHREYS,
Oct n. 1870 1a