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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-29
THE RuRNED STEAMER.
VISIT OF THE CoRONER's JURY 10 THE WRECK or
The SAVANNAH.

VISIT OF TIE CORONERS JURY 10 THE WRECK OF
The SAVANNAH.
The inquest in the case of the victims of the
Seawanhaka disaster began yesterday morning. At
hal-past 10 o'clock Coroner Bardy and a jury went
ON the steamer Mnnehannock from the foot or
East 1wenty-slxth-st. TO Wards Island, where they
entered a boat in which they were rowed
I'D the river to the marsh where the dis
mantled wreck now lies. The party were ac-
companied by Commissioner Brennan, who took
charge of the boat in which the
;rip was made. At the time the wreck was reached
the tide bad Just changed from ebb TO food and
the water was sufficiently low TO afford a good
view OF the burned steamer. She hes where she
was driven by Captain Smith, her starboard wheel
completely broken the lower part of the port wheel
Just under the water, the boilers seemingly in good
condition although covered with vi coat OF rust,
as is all the iron work, the smokestack leaning
against the boiler az it fell. and broken pieces or
iron bolts and spikes strewIDg the ground where
they fell from the burned woodwork they
he'd held together. On the shore near by
| who guard what is left of the Seawanhaka ind
shelter The Coroner aud his jury. clamberei over
| aud through i5e wreck. thoroughly examining 1t.
! Then when all bad entered the boat again except.
ing Coroner Brady. who still stood on the shell OF
the wreck. the names of the jurymen were called,
ard they were sworn IN; The following Is the st
| dresses: L. T. Schwarz. fancy goods, 10
| 1.15g Broadway; William Gill, grocer No
| II LcXIngton-aye.; j. ii. Beldlng, bookseller, no
| 500 THIRD ave; II 7. Smith, statloner No. liza
| Broadway; II. W. Hunter. optielan. No. LIZ
| Broadway; j. Van Solder manufacturer of patent
| hat leafhers No. 50 Greeuest.. W. s. Bagg. book
! keeper No /, rs Broadway; Robert b. Boyd book
| keeper No 1913 East Ninth-si:; G. II. Hedaen mems
| furnishing goods. No. 1127 Broadway; NJ. Weiss
| lId gloves No. .175 Broadway.
| Alter viewing the wreck the jury were rowed tc
| the northera end OF Wards Island, where they
| landed and visited the Insane Asylum Tor the
! purpose of obtaining the testimony of DIR; A
| h. Macdonald superintendent of the asylum
| lie was absent, however. aud his examination
| was postponed until to-day. The jury returned tC
the city about Up. m. and adjourned until to-day
at 10 a. H., when the following witnesses VIII BIZ
examined |, De. A. E. Macdonald; Il. Weeks, en-
| pineer of the Seawauhaka; J. w. Ray, mate f.
NJ. Field, clerk; and Denis Murphy, deck;hand
| William Craft and Alexander Caulheld, who IN
| spected the Seawanhaka before the disaster oo
! cared will also be among the witnesses examined
| Coroner Brady thinks he conclude the cxamin-
| alton Of witnesses Tomorrow.
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WEsT VIRGINIA. DEMOCRATS.

WHEELING, w. Va, July 2S.-The Demo
ocrarc State Convention assembled az har'IpsoiIs
today nearly 500 delegates beng present
General J. b. Weaver, the Presidential candidate Oh Tue
Gr,enback party, was present. j. j. Da's'
Of Carksburg, made temporary cn'i
man. Mr. DAVIS made sreech invoking harmony
speeehes WERE delivered by Congressman Ben,sm nn
xviIson and b. r. Martin nnt Dagjei B. Iue IS me
Con,mttiee on Resolutions snDmtSe a
Uiafform which iudoIses the pStoIdn IN, UNI Sne
p,-anc,ias adrp.ed al Cincinnati. and declaring
9ainst the pnctiee OF instructing delegates whoor
Counfv So re and National Convictions are pacKeu io
The trt ba ot resulted the selection OF Colonel D.
r. JacEson of Parker burg. for Governor.
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RESPONSIBILITY For A COLLISION.

DECISION AGAINST THE MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Judge Choate yesterday handed down a de-
clson IN the suit brought In the admiralty branch OF the
United States District Court by George Dougherty
against the steamer FrancOna. of the Name Steamship
Company, The barge Hope, coal laden. owned by the
libelant was in OF the tug George L. Merkle on
trip from Jersey CITY to Port Chester ON the morning Of
November 20. 1873 when passing Wards Island tho
barge and the came into collision with the Francona
and were both sunk being saved by the boats
Of the Franoonia. The suit was originally brought
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SCENES OUTSIDE TIE HALLS.
A COMPARATIVELY SMALL CROWD AND NO ENTHU-
s1,sM-ruE DECORATIONS AND FIREWORKS.

hIAsN-THE DECLARATIONS MD FIhE WUhhs.
Outside the halls little interest or enthu-
s.su WAS shown At time In the evening the street
IN front OF the Academy of MUSIC was crowded with
struggling men and hatless boys who were out for
lark" The decorations were SO unimportant as
almost to be unworthy OF description.
From the Academy OF Music there were two
single strings OF Chinese lanterns extending across To
Iryinc Hall and across Fourtennthst. There few
a,es ana banners fastened in clusters the balcony
OF the Academy. Then there was another at
Tempt to enllVen FiteentB-st- opposite Mis-
son Hall. by dozen more lanterns.
Fireworks were set of four different points, and CAL
cium lights made the as bright as day. and
yealed ne hidoous pictures Of Han,ock and English
the Irving Hall transparency.
There were three stands for the speakerone In Irving
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tGPIcULTURAL CHEMISTS CONSULTING

WAsH1YGroN, July 2S.-A Convention oil
agricultural cir miss met here today to determine upon
a uniform plan or method Of anaiyzlng super
phnsphates. General j. T. Henderson, 0"ni
missioner Of Agriculture from Georgia, pre-
aided and Mr. c. a. d'ux, State Chem-
,s+ -, North Carolina oficiated 30 secretary.
The resul of discussion TO-DAY the adoption pro
visoually OF the method recommended ny freranlus,
r1s i'm coulnerclal mauuTcs coupled with tne decision
that the defermin ton OF tue reduced Oe lhuIieV'
and grayimetric, ius ED OF yOlumetrIc
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COLBY UyITERSITY COMMENCEMENT

VAUDEVILLE, Me-. July 2S.-The fifty-nmth
annual commencement OF Colby University was
held to-day No day exercises were held TINS year
on account of class dssensions President HoOens gave
a reception tonight. Among the degrees conferred
vera the following: Honorary degree OF
Doctor OF Divinity upon the Rev. Geo.
Buen. Pawtucket, r. L; decree Of Doctor OF I Pnr
oaophv upon Prescott Marb g, worcester. Mass DUO
tnr ~ l q W . nnon Larkin DnIOn. Boston, Mass.
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agninsr both the tug and The steamer Dut H.
s,nt me tng was not served and proceedings ngalnss
LEE yere dropped Judge Cboate saws III s u, IT, ~,
th1t it Is quite evident from re trslnony ' tbe an
,s rnssv ar fault IA anging her o0nfss ON .ne W
nroae Of fhe Francona Without wait NJ ier res.Iise
~ bnr sig,ai wfsfles She also % faut ~ not nay
w. roosr not M the wheel. AMI in not having ioyh'
oaf The FrancOna also oud ~ iouit IN no, =, a
~ ., Zoo Iignol 81 tBe ruK IN not sooner ooseiNlns
o i her course and IN not slowing ana Stopping ~
svo,d The collision decree fr the Deant olueIeu'
I'm cnsfs and a I .faIene3 70 commute dama9cs.
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GREATDAMIGE BY HAIL.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, July ga han storm
at stevens Point Wis, on Monday. kiIed
fowls prairie chickens and sheen. More tha9
Iay and grain etc Forests were left as 6are as
~ Winter. Three nail~tonts Weigne1 one
nouud The storm covered q strip t0ur miles wide and
in mn q Iunu Tne dunn q Is eslmaled at ol0,OOl
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SECREr4RY THOMPS0NS JOURNEY.

SAN Francisco, July 2S.-A dispatch from
Vallejo gives an interview with Secretary IhonP-ou.
who expresses himself IN favor OF EXTENDED
i,roveI,rfs ~ the Navy Yard tue rcsumpt IN OF
work on vessels now IN rhe II lcks. He l. nrm IN
the opinion thar tn >hOdling OF me ma D0r
il more due 10 agricultural deposits from ipa Creek
man 10 running LeOris from the Sacramento RIVER
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gentleman who married a widow com
plainod 90 her tat he .hcd his beef well doue. An
mon ht was cooking Tor Mr. Brown" said She he
liked mis- rare But d,rling will try and forget the
nnnr drnr. - IrNY Imes.
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THE uDDLET0WN BANK ROBBERY.

HARTFORD, Conn, July 2S.-Besides the
snn of - 800 in cash stolen from the MddItOwn Saw
mrs Rink on Tuesday over $50 900 in gold bonds and
so 600 In nth carolina State bonds, on whleh
not much value is put were taken ny me tleves rue
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HARMON wENDELL.

AMSTERDAM, n. Y, July 28.- Harmon Wen
dell. p prominent manufacturer ana ouSiness ""N u
this place died at al p M. Today
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OBITUARY..
GENERAL CALVIN DAGGARr

NEWARK, n. j., July 26.-Generai CALVIN
Daggait OF Connecticut. died suddenly In the Peuny-
vania IA abroad depot this city, at 6"coek u even
ron rh West
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DrouosgI5.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

wAsAISSIoS' D. c. July -. $50
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that SEALED
" PROPOSALS viii be received at tie Ouc7 OK TIE m
Clerk OF this Department until o'oicck mon hoadsg
Aeisns OF welghsbe mefchaniiSe iapoSea At TIC por
New.YorS OF expore therein N until "a l. l5si ,ta
pounds shnG az the labor required Tor the FISHING
and tarng the merchandise ncuded N each " te following
Class l. ron steel and ether metals. Cd not in
Glass :. sugar aud meado.
Cas- T. The bids pI1cs pr tab for testing
i SSde S by e Ire Di
Class They must the per package cor me
arg cooeug including the necessary hoops ana ius
therefor OF Packages 'aTe o. sugar imported Ia
Class A. For sugar tared on the docks.
f IL The viii be required 70 requs
ton Of ri 5S so SGASF ne pq mum S ~
perform under the SUPERVISION and .c1o o. NE %s
or IA ING OF any the regulations q
The .gd ar S be- e BE- eKSoe from as p
during tine OF The coutracL go. .,
place the rehan hse on tue scales o, Other ses
used for weighing and remove the same Sa Ss
weighing wil leave the clear for the weiS
%eshns ami they viii also required 20 irauscor ne
Weighing implements 10 and from the place where the "esn
~ The Government VIII furnish the weighing i@Pe%ss,
the accuracy Of the scales or other Weighing imemsn
Y The contractor be required furnish sucn nsmsc,
of as may be necessary 70 secure supply OF
VI f6S business The contract VIII be pesr,Oss
uresc r.bed by the tcretary OF lie Treasury. -.
VII Any disputes arising between the contractor ana 81
veyor or WegIer viii submitted 20 the Collector Of no
Port From his decision appeal II eated can Oe
the of tie Treasury by whose decsoh inc Gun
tractor abide ..-A so.a ,,ts
two surees IN OF twenty i've thogsaui collars
approved By the Collector OF the Port OF New orr
Inige the United states or Dc
Attorney United states ooadilo2et nat Pr9p.
contract will entered into by the bidder should the o %
awarded TO htm- .,-.,. ,-,..,-, -. a,
rho Contract 20 approved by the officers above men1n
WITH coed suhcent sure les the penalty OF IN oS
and
con rct made the nrst and fifteenth Jays VI e4
month 4. -. 49,. - ali
bids wave m.ormaities and 10 terminate A'
contract al any time thirty (3Ol DAYS notice.
XII Proposals wi be sealed ana addressed 70 e Ssstsy
of the Treasury marked Proposals tor performing
The weighing OF duabe merchandise at the port OF Ns~
Y,nk III. r. FREN CHI. Acting Secretary
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Gelp n1dnteo

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE INV.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE SECRETARY -.
WASHINGTON, d. c., JAY 20, lssv'
CEAIED PROPOSALS will be received ~
- the Office Of the Gust % the United sa;es Soars
uon-e and Post ONCE Builing. NewNVrk CITY, uau Il
clock noon Thu l2 1880 for supplying Iuss
for me United pubic buildings owned ana rrh"'
NeNl ork City In quantities. more or less, as folio~si
500 tons Lehgh coal furnace size.
s. tons Lykens Valley coal, stove size
20 tons English camel coal
% tons Crate coal
G tons Chestnut coal.
30 loads Virginia pine wood cuts split
~ loads Viz gnia pine WOOD. cut.
20 Loads Hickory wood, cut, ?, inches. - -. n
FARTHER particulars instructions 10 bidders can o
tanned upon Application the Custodian OF the
building. Johs 81 .r.stary
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no IRON MANUFACTURERS Pk TX :.
L POsAI.s for METAL WORK " BELL. hoCA Li""'
HOUSE. Va - ,. ,,,,-,, n,srprT
RALnMOEK Nd. July "a. 1880 '.u
SEALED PROPOSALS Will DO resolved al this on.e va w.
noon ON tuesday. tho 10Th day OF ADJUST 49,
from iron manufacturers only tor tnfnshne tns s aas
and labor of all kinds for the compc,ion n
,rtal work Of Bell Rock Lighthouse YORK River sirs'd
with drawings aud speculation 70 %
fom tis ofice arp The pamphlet OF speel
.onfaps All nec essaTy Information aud the bisA h,s
which must be used In bdding upon contracting io' ~
work. --.-. -. -. II, IA ana 4. waive
any defees. - p,pco,R
Major OF Ep gneers Q. =. A..
Lighthouse Engineer tffsh psssee
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them TO him. The co'ored Is to-day believed 10
possess equal rights with the white man.
Notwithstanding the outrageous VIOLATIONS OF tne
Constitution by the Republican party In the last
twenty years, some other things NAV be regarded rs
settled forever. The first is that the military
rover never shall be superior 10, pu,
always shall be subordinate 10. the cVi
power the couutry secondly. that no citizen shai'
ever be subjected to tria by court martial uncs- AZ
tached to the military forces OF the coun ~ nruy,
the habeas CORPUS ia IN the bahoS !" tno
humbie.t citlzen I'm the land: louIthlY,
there shall tie packing OF eranu %.
petit jurics fourthly t1ere snail oe free a i
lastly All peoplc are equal In thcir rights rroolam
that we mocrnts advO ate free Thought free Ios-
free elections free men, free country Tree hs'''u
lions and some irrc trnde. -r,. -
Old Vireiuia wants 10 sny one word more Inc nan
who tells you tnat we are waithg 10 pehh out ~ ~
another rebeiiion tells wat Is not So ana IN MS
h@srt ~ hear he knows H IL not So II he tells you that
we are waiting To overtnrn the CONSTITUTION
s,d me Gnyeroment, You NAV reply that NJ Is
not So We are q united South 10 pat magnau,,
mons generous true and noble into the seats oi
power ;hat are rew dscraeed by men whosSonly ttle
- ie
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LEGAL NOTICE.

TOHN REEF, Mary Conley and Madison
u ConIey, whose place Of residence and post
Office address is Padens Valley, Tyler county,
West Virginia. Caroline Price and Isaac
Price whose place of residence and post ofics
address is Linwood, Leavenworth county,
Kansas, will take notice that on the 18th
day of March, 1880. Rosanns Rect, filed in
the Courtof Common Pleas of Monroe coun.
ty, Ohio, petition against them and others,
the object and prayer of which is to obtain
partition and assignment OF dover of the
following premises, to wit: About acres of
Of the northwest corner Of northwest quar-.
ter of northeast quarter of section l3, town.
ship 3, of ranged 4. Also part of the north
east quarter of northwest quarter Of section
l3, township 8 Of range 4. Also 2 acres ont
of the southeast corner of northwest quar-.
ter of southwest quarter of section IA, town.
ship of range 4. Also south half of south
west quarter of section IA, township Of
range a, containing in all 90 acres, being the
lands of which Jacob Reef died seized. You
are required to appear and answer said peti.
tion on or before the Sth day Of Nav, 1880.
R)SANNA REEF,
By Spriggs & briggs. her Att'ys.
mobile, 'S0w6.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

ELlZABETH McCONAHA and Lewis Nc.
IA Conaha. her husband Of the State of West
Virginia, Lydia Messner aud Henry Messner.
her husband. and Nicholas Haney. of the State
of Nebraska, and Evan Cline minor son of
-Cline, deceased, and grandson of Evan
Haney deceased the State of Iowa. will take no
tice that James Watson. as guardian of the estate
of Evan Miller and Nicholas Miller, minor heirs
Of Jacob Miller, deceased, did on the ID day of
March 1880. file his petition in the Court of
Common Pleas of Monroe County Ohio. against
Thomas Martin, Administrator Of. the estate of
Evan Haney, deceased, the above named defen.
dents and others, the object and prayer of
which petition is to compel specific perfor.
nance of contract of said Evan Haney to con-
vey the northeast quarter of northeast quarter
and ten acres off of the east side of the north.
west quarter of the northeast quarter in section
ninteen. township four Of range, six, contain
ing fifty acres, situate in Monroe County Ohio,
to surrogate plaintiff to the rights of B. F.
Oblinger in Judgment and decree against said
premises, and for equitable relief; and said de-
fendants are notified that they are required to
appear and answer said petition on OF before
the Sth day of May. 1880
JAMES WATSON.
as said Guardian. Plaintiff.
By Davii 0key, his Attorney.
mch9. .SOt7.
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ATrick Dog.

A hump-shouldertd old man, follow
eddy dog WHICH seems 70 have fasted
fofa year past, entered Woodward av-
enue butcher shop the other day and ibe
man made soneinquiries about the price
OF smoked hans The butcher saw the
dog, Of course, and whoever saw BUTCH
er who didn't want 10 know all about a
dog
"Is that a good coon dog Y''asked the
butcher as he patted the shy canine on
the head.
! .Oh. no-he's trick dog" answered
tbs ouneI / ~ - &E
"Is. eh ? what tricks can he do"
"Ob, dozen or Two He has one
very peculiar trick, though Would you
like 10 see him do Il !? '9
IL would that. What is ii p
The man directed the butcher to put
. pound of nice beafsteak on sheet OF
clean brown paper and. place the whole
on the doorstep. He then said to his
dog, which had watched matters very
keenlv:
snow, Cato, I am about to call upon
you to perform strick. Yon have new
er gone hack on, me yet, and have per-
feet confidence in you now. Cato, do
you see that meat now 2"
Cato saw t. He walked over to it.
seized It in hismouth. and as lie went
upthe street 1t was hard TO tell dog from
dust.
AHum; vesr' muttercd the butcher
s'do you call that q trick r." i q,
..Jao.1 son6dently replied the man.
swell. It's . b'arsted mean one"
"Just. .so-just so,'' said the man.
"You couldnt xpect such a looking
dog as that to he around playing tricks
on guitar or q jews-harp, could. you
TIL see ron later abuut the hams."-De-
sroa Free Press gag
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LEGAL NOTICE,


John CARPENTER "a minor son Of Melisss
y Carpenter, deceased } who is supposed TO
reside in the State Of West Virginia, but
whose postofice address is uakncxu, will
take notice, that on the 81 day Of April
1880, William "a. Williams fled his petition
In the court Of common pleas Of Monroe.
county, 0hio,s agsinst hin and the widow.
and other heirs Of John b. Williams, de-
ceased; the object and prayer Of said petiAion
10 to obtain partition Of abont one hnndrsd
and forty one acres Of land in sections aix--
teen, seventeen, twenty two and twmty
three, in township three Of range touR situ.
ate in Monroe county, Ohio. being .all the
real estate Of which said John H. Wahams
died ,seised and on which hs resided, a the.
time Of his death; and TO- have tkadower
estate of Sarah Williams. widow ofJchA b.
Williams, deceased, in said premisessassixne cd
and set OF to her. sksk hl,is..
You are required " answer saiarpetitio .
on or bsfors the 9TH day Of Jnns, 1890
WILLIAM u. wlLLIAAS,
By Hunter 4 Mallory; his Aktor nsys...
apre, set7. ~
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Given up by Doctors

"Is it possible that Mr.. Godfrey is uT
and at work, and cured by SO simple .
remedy2"
II assure yon it is true that he is en-.
tirely cured, and with nothing but Hop
Bitters and only Ten days ago his 'irc.
tors gave him up aud said he must die! y
..weII-a.day! That is remarkable
| viii 90 this day and get some for nv
poor George know hops ore good"
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TIE last request Of an old man wh',
died near Troy, N. Y last week, wa.
that bis body should be kept in the houst
three weeks thai one OF bis sons should
make his coffin. and that his -four son.
should dig his grave and hurry him, low
ering his body inio the grave just as the
sun was setting habind the mountains
near his home. The boys are endeavor-
ing to comply
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LEGAL NOTICE..

r OUIS HOFFMAN. whose place of resi-
IIdence and Post office. address are unknown,
will tasenotice that ON the 9th day Of February,
A. d. 1880. Frederick Hoffman, executorof the
last will and testament Of Michael Hoffman, de-
ceased filed in the Court of Common Pleas of
Monroe County Ohio.a petition against him
and the other heirs of the said Michael Hoffman,
the object and prayer of which petition is TO
obtain construction and direction and instruc-
tion as to the distribution of the estate of said
Michael Hoffman. deceased. Said Louis Hof-
man. is required to appear and answer the said
petition ON or before the 9Th day of May. 1880,
FRIEDRICH HOFFMAN.
Executor Of Michael Hoffman. deceased.
By Spriggs & briggs his Attorneys.
mch9, S0t7.
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NOTICE..

ON the 10th day of March, 1880, the Pro-
" bate Court Of Monroe Comfy. Ohio, de.
olared the estate of William Morris, deceased,
to be probably insolvent, creditors are there
fore required to present their claims against
the estate to the undersigned, for allowance,
within six months from the time above men,
toned, or they will not be entitled to pay
ment. AARON MORRIS,
Administrator of the estate; of William
Morris, deceased: mchl6, ,'80w6: