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Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-08

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 There is fair prospect that Yale College social club, with active membership confined to one-third of the men of the senior and junior classes will soon be established.
 The remains of MT. William Hildebrand, who was killed in this city on the Fourth, were taken to Norwich yesterday afternoon. He was a son of Mr. O. E. Hildebrand, of Preston.
 The Norwalk Gazette names John D. Can dee, of the Bridgeport Standard, for the Re- publican nomination for lieutenant governor. We second the nomination of MT. Candee. A better man could not be selected.
 By reference to our advertising columns it will be seen that Messrs James M. Drake < Co.,, the well known New York bankers, have advanced the price of Fort Madison and Northwestern Railway Go. bonds, now being offered by them, to 95 per cent.
 During June the number of deaths iii this city was 1O7 or more than in May. Of these 72 were natives of this State, 167 were single persons, 26 married, 8 were widowers and widows. Five died at the hospital, ! at the almshouse and one at the jail.
 Jupiter is down on the calendar as morn ing star, but will soon be visible in the even ing, and still remains the most interesting planet. Saturn is a morning star and follows Jupiter's trail closely. After July 13 Venus will be an evening star. Mercury is an even- ing star, and so also is Mars. Uranus is an evening star, but too far away to be seen.
 The Injured Rowan Boy.
 The Rowan boy, who was shot on the Fourth by Freddie Jorey, remained about the same yesterday. His condition is critical, but if inflammation does not set in there is a hone of his recoyerv
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-08
THE WEATHER RECORD.
Indications.

Indications.
 WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, D. C., July 8-1 A. M.) For New England, clear partly cloudy weather, winds mostly southery, nearly stationary tempera- ture and barometer.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-08

New style celluloid collars and cuffs at Loeb's, 261 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-08
A Witty Customer

went to drug store and asked for SOZO- DON'T. The storekeeper said, "Were out of that, but here is something just as good" The practical customer said, ''No, you don't, D and walked out to a neighboring store and got bottle of SOZODONT. jy8 3teod 1tw
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-08

Flannel shirts to. order at six hours notice at Loeb's, 291 Chapel street
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-08
Summer Hosiery at Smith & Stones
$500 Reward.

Closing out straw and felt hats at half price at Toeh's
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-08

Malt Bitters build up the nervous and mus cular system and so overcome disease.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-08
Kelsey & Couch.

At the establishment of Kelsey & Couch, in Kelseys building, Nos. 37 and 39 Orange street, can be found riding saddles, brides and, in short; everything in the saddlery and plating line Their inducements are second to none in the State. The firm has lately much improved their premises, obtaining thereby better facilities required by their in creasing business.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-08

drew May for adultery with Rhoda White in this city. May changed his plea to guilty and he was sentenced to the State prison for sixty days.
 The case against George A. Rabe for at tempt at rape was next called and partly tried in the morning In the Afternoon he changed his plea to guilty of simple assault and was sentenced to six months imprisonment in the county jail.
 After Rabe's case was disposed of that against John J. Cummings for resistance to Officer Beegan, in this city on June 9th, was called. After hearing the evidence the case was submitted without argument. The jury after few minutes de1iberation returned a verdict of guilty. The sentence ol the court was $1O0 fine and two months in the county jail, which was one month less than that of Judge Pardee. Cummings had been in jail one month awaiting trial.
 Thomas Carboy, who was charged with the same offense as Cummings, was next tried. His sentence by Judge Pardee was the same as that of Cummings. After hearing the ev- idence the jury retired, and after brief de- liberation rendered verdict of not guilty.
 There being no other business in readiness for the court, the jury were excused until this morning at 10 o'clock, to which hour the court adjourned
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-08
Mitigation oxera Will.

Before Judge Culver committee of the Superior Court was begun yesterday in the bar library, the case of John B. Guthrie, formerly of Southbury, but now of this city, vs. Alfred N. Wheeler and his mother, of this city, administrators of the estate of Elisha Wheeler of Southbury. The action is one of assumpsit to recover debt as trustee of the estate of William Guthrie, brother of John B., who left property valued at about $33, 900. There was long contest over the will some years ago. but the instru- ment was sustained The whole of the es- tate was bequeathed to Elisha Wheeler, after 8 life estate to the Guthries. Elisha died January 1, 1877, and his son and wife were appointed administrators of the estate. It had been provided that there should be a yearly accounting of the income of the prop erty held in trust. This, John B. Guthrie claims, was not done. The administrators claim that the claim is not just one against them, because the money was lost in the Townsend bank The plaintiff claims that the trustee had no right to deposit the mon ey; that he ought to have paid it over every year. The trustee is claimed to have lost some $S,O 900 in principal and interest in the bank Watrous, Wooster and Torrance for plaintiff A. N. Wheeler and H. B. Munson for defendants.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-08

 BENJAMIN & FORD, JEWELLERS. Fans, Ice Pitchers, Water Sets, Coaching Umbrellas, Silver Jewelry, Combs, Bracelets, Ball Pins, Link Sleeve Buttons, White Enamel Studs, Necklaces, Onyx Jewelry, Lamps, SilVerWare, Bric-a-Brac, Cabinets, PlacqueS, Stationery, Menu and Dinner Plate Cards. Store closed at t o'clock except Saturday. le24 - -
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-08
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

[For Additional Local News see Sd and 4th Psges.l
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-08

One of the largest and finest Photographic estab- ishmepts in the State, with Mammoth Combination Light every other requisite making the very best work
 B-Only ONE DOLLAR Q dozen high gloss Card Photos, which cost and three dollars elsewhere. Perfect beauties heavy enameled cards, only Two Dollars per dozen just half price
 Imperials and Promenade sizes in great variety Of styles at equally low prices
 Hundreds of Photographs being made every week at this Gallery, and give the best satisfaction
 Many who have failed in their efforts to obtain 8 satisfactory likeness elsewhere find no difficulty in being suited at this Gallery.
 Please call and examine specimens of our work myI9s
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-08

City Court-CrfminaI Side-.Judge Pardee.
 Alonzo Crockett, breach of peace, to Au- gustS7 Michael Markey, breach of peace, to July 8 Mary Ann Fox, contempt of court, fifteen days in jail. ...
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-08

The attention of wholesale dealers all who buy to sell again is called to his immense Wholesale DeP13rt1ment on the Second Floor.
 All goods sold at Jobbing prices. je29 eodW
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
A atrspger,s suddeu CnII.

At l o'clock on Thursday morning
the gate.keeper Of the Fulton ferry
house on the New York side noticed a
middle.aged man in one of the seats
apparently asleep. The quarter past
O'Clock boat came in and left, and
still the man sat in the same position
slightly bent and his head dropping
on his chest. When the half-past boz,
was about to leave the official went 10
rouse him. Then it was found that he
was dead. He had been stricken as
hesat, while the waiting room swarm
ed with people. No word or action Of
his had attracted notice. The police
were called and took the body to the
They found nothing to
establish the strangers identity:
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
RIAertn Hmloa,

Sheriff Pyle advertises to sell a. the
Lafayette hotel, in this city on the
26th inst. the three story brick build.
ing, on the northwest corner of Third
and Shipley streets, belonging to Rob-
ert Morrison.
The lot at tue south east corner Of
Fourteenth and Jefferson streets, belong
ing to John P. Wells.
The three story brick house on the
westerly side Of Jefferson street, be-
tween Second and Third streets, belong
ing to Amor o. Perkins.
The three story brick house on the
south side Of Twelfth street between
Tatnall and West streets, belonging to
Robert Morrison.
On the 9th inst. the hotel property,
over nine acres of land at
belonging to W. B. Ford.
On the 28th inst. at Christiana o
farm containing % acres belonging to
Patrick H. Flynn.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENrs.

NOME WHERE YOU OAN BUY THE
" cheapest, that is at It. M. Wier's, 1909
Market st. We have Macarona, 19c n;
Cranberries, &c quart. best Cranberrie., 70
quar- nriaa reares gre reaenes' iSeS bried hpPles,
mer fruit; flour at $6.so. 800, S7155 aud $500;
our 80 flour is gsod, our SIC Is better, our 4e is
excellent. l will spen my new store, called
the Granger store, sometime next week, at
1916 T. sixth ST., with the freshest and cheap
est stock of groceries and seeds ever offered
In Wilmington. Until then come to No. 1903
Market st. 7. M. WEIR.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
Blaine not fighting Grant.

A leading Eastern Congressman, who
favers the nomination of General Grant,
said to-day that Senator Blaine Gould
make nograver political mistake than to
allow his friends to wage a war upon
the Grant movement, and to unite
hands with the supporters of Mr.. Sher-
man for this purpose. at will drive
away from Mr.. Blaine" said this mem
Der, "some of his strongest friends,
and totally ALLEVIATE large body of Re
publicans who now look kindly upon
his candidacy, and who will most
heartily go for his nomination if Gen
sral Grants name is withdrawn. Let
it be understood that Blaine is fighting
Grant, and he will he no longer the sec
ond, or even the fifth choice of the
Grant men."
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
Death Of DIR. Braudreth

Dr.. Benjamin Brandreth, the veal.
thy pill manufacturer, was found dead
at Sing Sing, N. T., On Thursday. He
was in his I'D year, and his death was
caused by heart disease. He left no
will, and his property therefore desends
to his direct heirs. 1t consists largely
Of farms in Westchester and in Hamil-
ton counties. Tin the latter of which he
owned 20, 900 acres Of land), as we'll as
land iu Texas. The estate will amount
to between $4,000, 900 and $4,000, 600.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21


Of, Simms' Pain Searcher, Whining
Drl., cured Mrs. John McWhorter,
norfolk, Va, tremendous bad case
rheumatism, almost helpless six
'aths cured with four bottles, (only
s.) Depots, 4th and King streets
salsrs.
TAKE your children to sutterley &
tsyer, 302 Market street, above 81,
rlne photographs. They take 6 fine
va photographs for 81, and one life
for 81.
Iske your old pictures to Sutterley &
ayer, 3O2 Market street, and have
wa copied. They do their work first
as and cheap.
indigo Blue Niddlesex Flannel suits
ae = to order for $1,000, at the Boston
sffloo ~. Clothing Heuss, 2l3 Market
Elastic, Hard Rubber and other vari,
Css OF Abdominal Supporters at the
n's department Of Belts Pharmacy.
"S'e entrance. Lady attendant.
ue Fountain Nasal Douche, some-
~ \ new also Pierce's Douches, sold
iaylor & Fullerton, Druggists and
||poo'Necaries, 3o2 King street.
M STo, B. Metzner, the popular barber
h. ~. aalr cutter, is prepared to shave
r., s1o d may call at his shop, No. 10s
\, ,As best Butter Color. as well an the
b,n. h. 'fUasses, can bs at Danforth's cheap
SS o'ore, ID and Market streets.
n 'yr VI sale cheap, Q lot Of cigar aoulds,
i, "1,a' 1,' In good order. w. H. Robin
W. liz RsSt 4th street.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
Homeless Beef.

fonseqs beef will be found at K. II.
pgland'a stalls, Central Market, on
Fhth street, between Orange and Tat,
'l' Persons using this beef will find
liVing Of one-third in their beef bills.
y will be found not only on the 22d
Fbrusry, but at all other times, the
0I'sst beef at bottom prices.
4, II, HoAGLAED,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
A New sunday school Room.

The public are invited to attend the
dedicatory services in connection with
the opening Of new Sunday school
room at Olivet Presbyterian church,
corner of Adams and Chestnut streets,
tomorrow afternson at three O'Clock.
Appropriate addresses will be delivered
BY Rev. DR.. Marks and Rev. F. B. Du-
val. There will be no evening service.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
tpue Day More.

Darn on will remain at the house
.gr Day, No. COS Market street,
! sunday, that being the last day
Ehb vIsi,, and will Irelieve the pain
|o,e Who may call on him. Office
II from 10 a. m. to s p. IN. This ia
|,ix,eenth visit to our city, and the
Ibsr Of his patients continue to in
L., those receiving benefit recon-
[5tyr others. lie lives near our city
4 usy readily be- fonnd, his princi-
|oac. being No. 1924 Camack street,
|gielghia.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
special MENTION,
Dr. Hoods

.,,,o,v over the angel Of death In
iO%1 ,,on. Miss Maggie Nealis, OF
ius'y ~ VAS so severely afflicted with
|.,"i I.s,i affections Of the head, throat
nn". lu" that her friends said she
4 eu"s not be cured, and a Doctor refns-
| ,DTs M her as a patient, because, he
sar s' Iupss were rotton Of catarrh.
w. b.sn under DR.. Blood's treat
Isss Ia than iour weeks, and is so
| =. ,'v cnrsd that we all feel assured OF
aid and perfect recovery. II You
,p = sse and hear this living witness
|, " Uir,,,es ,tu Of DR.. Blood's system Of
i..l |, treatment, call at his ONCE,
~, S,o ". 4th street, and Miss Nealis
,.' I. nl.,sed to relate the facts In
y, ,',l in her own language. How
/, /, worth to live and be healthy
hsrny. In ,alids suffering from any
"f disease, are ivited to free oon.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
OUR NEW CAsFLE LEFFE..
ReunIeS OF the OnIclAls Ofihs M.
n. Church complimentary Rea-
Oiutioas. Gc.

NEW CASTLE, Feb Il, 30.
MEssRs. EDIToRs:-7-An unusually
pleasant evening TO the participants,
was spent at the NJ. Z. parsonage last
evening by the official boards of the M.
Z. Church, presided over by the pastor
Rev. d. C. Ridgway and his lady. At
ter having the usual amount OF toasts
and speech making. and partaking of a
bountiful supply of refreshments pre-
pared for the occasion, the company
adopted the following preamble and
resolutions, and ordered the same to be
published in the DAILY REPUBLICAN:
WHEREAs-We the Official Board of
the New Castle NJ. L. Church, having
met in a reunion by solicitation of our
pastor, feel it our duty and a pleasure
to acknowledge our gratitude for the
kindly reception rendered US this even
ing, by adopting the following rssolu-
tions.
1st-That we thank our Pastor for
the Brotherly consideration he has
shown by bringing the officials OF the
Church socially together for an even
ipg's enjoyment and proft.
End. That net only has the evening
been pleasantly passed, but that we,
as we leave here this evening, leave
with bstter understanding Of our Of
fetal and mutual relations in our re-
spective spheres, in assisting to attain
the one grand object in view.
3rd. That as the first year of our
PASTORS labor among US is now nearly |
closed, we cannot but congratulate him
for 80 faithfully working for the good
of his charge.
4th-That we shall exert ourselves to
make our PASTORS labor with US the
coming year more satisfactory to him.
self and with larger results, spiritual
ly to our church and community. |
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
NDllCP.

|to,. 9ho wish to take advantage of
.ss,on can do so by leaving their
|.r; during the balance Of this
|, ,lA, a! the hodel Tailor Store, for a
tpg suit, las we have already on
tiil7 3ti.rent styles from which to
tct ilom,) and thereby avail your
h. Of ali advantages before the rush
business comes on. Carson, 233 Mar
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
NEWS SUMMARY.
Killed BY S,one-PrepA'at atisns
90 Receive Grant In Mexico
nurdereFs Husg-A Pauper Mur-
der--5ther IneidentE, Accidents,
Grimes and Casualties.

nurdereFs Husg-A Pauper N ar
der--ssther IneidentE, Accidents
Grimes and Casualties.
John Hall and Burrill Smith convict
ed Of the murder Of Major Henry Pugh
were hanged yesterday near Murfrees
Loro, in presence Of ten thousand spec
tators. A platform WAS erected IL
front of the sosfiold containing raised
seats, to which the price Of admission
was 81 each. One Of the culprits died
easily, the struggles Of the other were
painfully prolonged
A telegram to the Galveston "News'
from the City Of Mexico, says great pre-.
parations are being made for the resep-
tion of General Grant. Mineral College,
ahne.buildipg, bas been selected for the
reception ceremonies. General Mexia
and Senior Romero have been appointed
by the Executive q committee to receive
General Grant at Vera Cruz. After
leaving this city, they will stop two
DAYS at Orizaba.
Primary elections were held in New
York city last night for delegates to the
Republican State Convention. Is far
as known So OF the delegates are for
General Grant, IA OF these being in
structed for him. OF 10 others, there
are understood to favor Grant for first
choice and Blaine for second. Only
four are directly opposed to Grant.
A National Convention of Starch
Manufacturers has been called by the
George Fox Starch Manufacturing Com
papy, to meet in Cincinnati, on the Sd
Of March. 1t is expected that 1t will
be attended by delegates representing
an aggregate capital Of 100000, 600.
Ir. Benjamin. Brandreth, q well
known patent medicine proprietor,
died at his residence in Sing Sing N. Y.
on Thursday aged 72 years. He was
born in England, but came to this
country at the age Of 25 years. He
leaves property estimated at 81, 900, 900.
The Ways and Means Committee will
next Tuesday begin the consideration
Of the Sugar bill presented by memor-
ialists who were before the Committee
in January, and also OF the bill intro
duced by Representative Gibson on
Wednesday last.
A special meeting Of mule spinners
will be held in Fall River, Mass, this
evening, to appoint committee to de-
mand an increase of their wages, in adj
dition to the Is per cent. advanced
granted last month.
The grain elevator Of D. T. Gilman
& CO., and su adjoining crib, in Allan
tic, Iowa, were burned ON Thursday.
100, coo bushels Of corn were destroyed.
The Miller's Exhibition, to be held
in Cincinnati, Is to be extended two
weeks. 1t will be open on the 8lst Of
May, aud close on the 26th Of June.
In the Dominion House Of Commons,
yesterday the bill granting 500, 600
for the Irish Fund was passed by a
vote.
Charles Stratton. who killed Frank
Morse, near jamestown, N. Y, last
Sunday, was held yesterday for MUIR
der in the tirst degree.
The Postmaster General issued his
order, yesterday, reducing the mail ser
vics on the 'Star" routes to one tripI
per week.
Two Illicit distillers were captured
and two distillers arrested in Butts
county, Ca, on Thursday.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
show ReefLumch,

having ascertsined that George Reed
The Delaware market, has the best
Pow bullock in the city, l have pur-
fa'7d a large roast which l will serve
on Saturday night, in first class
P' at the Western Hotel, Fourth and
|S1ge streets. WM. CAMPBELL.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
Have Removed.

The Singer Manufacturing Company
nov fixed in their new quarters, at
Market street, and are ready TO fill
o'ders for the New Family Singer
'slng Machine. We invite our friends
u the public in general to call and
IAN no them.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
A Card.

Dr. Hartley, 243 South Eighth street,
liIldlphia, treats cstSrrh and throat
ttol1, offensive breath, discharge
IN the ears, &c. Trial treatments
ly rom . a. m. to s p. m, and from
oS p, IN. Cure permanent and guar
Ssi. No advance fee required. The
jc,ed should give him a call.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
Wilmington Clothing House.
| aoek ia new and STYLES the best,

/ stock is new and styles the best,
/ patrons they do tell the rest,
\ prices our competitors cannot beat,
|leN ". cor. 4th and Market St.
have the best the market supplies,
De from goods purchased before the
Tise
n umrQuested to call and see our
,.Gs,
U Dtn ;1e crowd that do not run
ahOu'.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
8 and 10 Cent store,

Buy your glassware while you can
secure bargains. which will be for q
short time. New goods III tinwars,
queensware, notions and novelties just
received. Remember the place, 22l
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
pa,,rionn eetiuR.

|Ibsrt Hatton, q minister and mem
the Society OF Friends, expects to
hi h the meeting on West street, be-
L. Fourth aud Fifth streets, on
/ '5sv, tho 22d inst, at 10 O'Clock,
He desires that q general invi'
n TO attend be given to persons not
pbqrs, and especially to such rs are
members Of any religious body. 1t
\, expected that he will attend a
tiDr a. the same place at 81 o'clock,
At which time he particularly
',.s the company of those engaged
n manufactures and shops OF our
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
Work OF Nature.

Yesterday we received a call from
Mr.. Abner z. Bailey who had in his
possession a perfectly petrifed fern,
ten inches In length, upon q piece of
slate that had been dug from the mines
of Pennsylvania. 1t is really a curl
osity.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
Republican County Committee.

The Republican. County Committee
adjourned to meet again on Wednes-
day afternoon, the 25th inst, at one
o'clock, at the usual place, 504 Market
street. A full attendance of members
is requested. BENZ. T. BYE, Sec'y.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
A GaON MSettBX.

They are having abundant success at
the Revival services being held at the
Reformed Episcopal Church Of the
Covenant. Last night l3 persons stood
up for prayer, making in all "a persons
who stood up for prayer during the
time these meetings have been in pro-
greBs.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
Rare BarEafus

In pantaloons and vests can be found
at the Boston One Price Clothing House,
213 Market street, as follows: Oxford
Mixed pantaioons, $500; vests Of same,
Sl.2j Indigo Blue Cashmere pants,
$3.50 vests Of same, SLIPS.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
Gtsaun Mash, for Frying

What is nicer than good fried mush
for breakfast? Try II; it only costs
cents pound, and is very nice. Made
at the 1. X. L. mince meat works, us
Shipley street. Ask your grocer for 1t.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
500 styles

spring suitings just received at the
Boston One Price Clothing House, from
which they are making suits to order
from sl5 upwards pants to order, "a
and upwards.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
Anniversary.

The Missionary Anniversary of tho
Brandywine M. Z. Sunday School, takes
place tomorrow at 2.30 P. N. There
will be addresses, music, 30.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21

George H. Ash has removed from No.
4 Rast Sd street to 705 Market street.
Give him 0 call.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
Atteutlon. Ynunx Ladies' ,

Aumtord Bros, 404 Market street,
tVejnat received the spring styles Of
FY mixed, brown mixed and nutre
Eed Derbys, for ladies.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21

" OST. "A GOLD BRACELET WAS
IL lest on 5th st. between Washington and
Poplar last Thursday evening. The finder
viii DO suitably rewarded on leaving the
samo at the REPUBLICAN office. 2.2l-1t4
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21

OARDINI.-TWO GENTLEMEN
ID can b., accommodated with board In a,
private family "a Carpenter st. 2-2l-2t#
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
IlUBLIU SALE

DUBLIC SALE
n OF
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
The property of the late Pbebe Ash, on Lord
street between Spruce and Pine, on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1880,
At "a o'clock,
Consisting of Bureaus, Bedsteads, Bedding,&e
JOHN ASH, Executor,
Drake & Co., Auct's. 2-21232e
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21

NEONET TO LOAN ON FIRST MORT
Nl- gage In sums to suit. Apply to
GEO. r. TOWNSEND.
22l-3tW-ltdN 6l6 Market ct.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21

DUBLIO SALE.-WILL BE SOLD AT
4 the auction rsom Of T. M. Ogle, No. SOC
o'clock, q lot of Got Beadsteads and Mat.
traeses, Sheets, Blankets, Quilts, Looking
glass, Chairs, Tables and lot Of other articles
net here enumerated Sale positive.
2-2l-N~ T. M. OaLE, Auct.