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London, March 2.--The Standards cores
pondent at Prospec! Hill, who was taken
prisoner and released by the Boerss reports
that he had an interview with Joubert, the
commsndant who complained of General
Colley for bringing on battle when peace no.
gotiaiions were proceeding, and said that tho
Eoers were prepared for peace only on q
basis of liberty. An lriah renegade was with
Joubort and .sppesrod to be his confidential
adviser.
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Chicago, Mach 2.-Shorifl Gibson, Of
Springfield. left for homo this evening,
having in charge householder named Abe
wilkins, arrested by Detective German for
obtaining money under false p.etenses.
About three weeks sgo wilkins went 10
Springfield, and, updor falso preteuses, 60.
cured tho indorsemont Of w. II. Holly on q
forged drail Tor 1000 on Peter Rolie, in
Cnicsgo. He raised tho money on tho draft
hero on the strength Of aolly's indorsemont.
When arrested tho follow had Sl,400 and
lhreo watches In his possession
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Wind aud Rain Storm

st. John, N. B., March "A violent rain
storm, accompanied by heavy winds, began
on Monday evening ind still prevails with
unsbstod fury. AT times the wind blow over
forty miles an hour. Within twenty four
hoprs Ia inches of rain fol on "a level.
The entertainments last evening hsd 10 be
postponed on account Of tho weather. Tho
Boston steamer, duo yesterday will only ar
rive to-day, having laid up al Portland.
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visiting Ml.itary at New Orlean,

New Orleans, La, March 2.--The Boston
Lancers and Charlestown Cadets leave to-
morrow afternoon for home via the jackson
route, reaching Chicago Friday. Tho
Spaulding Guards, from Buffalo, and the
Seventy-frst New York regiment remain
until Saturday. They will be entertained
tomorrow at the West End by the Louis
lana field and Washington artillery. The
visiting military commands report all well.
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OF Enr NYnshingInn

Petersburg, Va, March 2.--The colored
military in this city, consisting of the Peters.
burg Guards, Petersburg Blues and Flipper
Guards, under command OF Colonel J. II.
Hill, leave tomorrow afternoon for Wash
lngton to take part 10 tho inauguration cere.
monies. Large numbers of citizens leave at
tho same tins TO be present.
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Pilot Point Items

t'lot Point, March 2.--The long prou.
ised and anxiou,ly looked for connoc-
uon by rail between this point aud
inc outside world was accomplished to-day
In The completion of the Ttrans. continental
extension. The recognition Of the event.
however, by the citizens, in the way Of a
puolic demonstration, has been postponed.
A gap of six miles remains unfinished
between here and Denton, which will be
speedily closed, aud traffic inaupurated both
north and south immedistely thereafter.
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Criminals at Clcburne.

Special to the Herald.
Cleburne, March 2.-Moses Allen, charged
with rapo upon tho person Of Mrs. Cynthia
Gaines, on tho night Of tho 18th Of last
November, near Grandvlev, was to-day
found guilty, and his punishment axoi at 30
years In the peni!cntisry at Huntsville. Tho
Jury had the case under advisemcnt for forty.
eight hours. Much interest was felt In tie
proceedings. Jim johnson committed an
assault with intent 20 murder j. II. Daniclu
on December last, and tried 10 gel or on The
insanity dodge, but the jury could not view
the matter In such favorable light and
assessed his penalty q. two years at tho same
place.
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London, March "A dispatch from PAris
10 the Times says the second constitutional
meeting Of the Panama canal company will
DO held Thursday. Mr.. Do Leueps win read
another report that there arc TO-, $50 share
holders; ths. the canal will certainly 10 finished
by 1885, and that recent investigation reduces
the total estimated cost TO 500, 900, 900 francs.
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rho Grin, Cleaner.

Springfield, ILL.,, ,Msrch John A. Mason,
an old and wealthy citizen. Of Buffalo, thia
county, dicd yesterday. At the time Of his
death ho was having built large business
block in this city, His sfllictlon was pneu.
monia NJ
Honorable A. L. Knapp is lying danger.
ously III al his residence In this city. Itwas
reported yesterday eyoning that ho was dead,
but the report was psrmaiure. '
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nit In tho Hcntl.

Vandalie, ILL.,, March 2-At a lato hour
nigh, before last man named Jesse Tate,
while walking the street, was struck over tho
head with club by somo unknown person,
in0cting an ugly scalp wound. II was
thought for while that his injuries would
prove fatal, but At last accounts he was
ding well and will recover.
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MortaiIy wouudea.

Now Orleans, March IA special 70 tho
Democrat from Floyd's, La, via palhi, say.
Sheriff Bradley and q posso Of citizens, wuiio
attempting 10 arrest win Hopkins, colorc J,
an escaped convict, tho latter opened Gro on
she posse who returned the Gro. Hopkins
was MORALLY wounded.
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Abilene Items.
IN fln uarat.t

SpccINI 70 The Herald.
Abilene, March 2.--This place. was resr
larry opened by tho railroad company fol
business Monday by tho arrival of the .crmi
nal agent, II. w. Stocking, and tho ,erulinal
train of Office cars, otc. Tho event was col.
ebrstcd by bonares, anvil firing, etc. Abb.
leno now has a population Of about three
hundred, which Is being increased daily. The
sale Of town lots Is on tho l5lb,of the present
month. II Ia expected Il will bring many
strangers here 70 invest and locate. This
place Is remarkably quiet for q frontier town.
The stock yards are not built yot. but will be
completed In time for the stock season, which
will commence about Juno let.
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General COIley's Body.

London, March IA dispatch from
Mount Prospect says the Beers have carried
the body Of General Colley into their logger
and sent word that they will surrender Is as
soon as desired. A party has accordingly
been dispatched to bring tho remsins 10
camp. The Beers have taken firm posses.
sion of Spitzkers.
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Corsicana Items.

'PVVIal 10 tHo Hsfald
o0nlcsas' March 2.-The killirg of Ellis,
'oe supposed horse-shief, on the night OF the
ISL oy the sheritfs posse, has been the topic
OF conversation on the streets the past two
days The coroner's jury returned a verdict
70 day that deceased came to his death bv
pistol shot from ono of the sheriff's ros,e.
Ths three oilcers we're bound over 10 appear
before the next grand jury. Public oppion
Is very strong against the officers.
The depot grounds for tho nsrrow-puape
were laid out to-day. AsS
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baltimore Medical College,

Baltimore, March 2.-The annual com
msucement college of physicians and sur
seons Of this city, took place yesterday at
tho academy Of music. One hundred and
hny-four young gents received their diplo-
mss, most Of them from the southern states.
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Prairies In the Indian Territory on
Fire.
Correspondence Of the Herald.
Fort Rono, March 2.-The prairie south-
eas. ofhore is solid sheo. oiarc, and the
wind Is blowing perfect gale, which fortu.
nn,o'y Is from Tho north. Should the wis d
chi !, ilre.lghting will commence.
everything quiet In tho Oklahoma distrc.
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Foul Play Suspected. A..

Forsville, Ind, March 2.-JSmes Reynolds,
an employe Of the Boo Line company, was
found this morning by tho side Of the rail.
road in An insonsible conditian. His skull
was badly fractured, and his recovery Is
doubtful. Suspicious Of foul play arc enter
tnined.
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Deposit or Legal Tenders.

Washington, March 2-Fourteen national
banks have deposited In the treasury legal
tonders amounting 70 Sl0630OO TO retire
their circulation. Deposits made for this
purpose up to date aggregate Sl7, 1890.
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Gray commandery knights Templar

Mar'hal, March 2.--The ceremonies Of
tho constitution and installation Of Gray
Oomnandery Knights Templsr will be held
N MWshall on the oh. General Good, of
Dallas, Will doliver an address. Tho Knights
attending will be returned free of charge
over tho TexaJ& Pacific railroad.
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seuihcrn Companies Mt washington

Washington. March 2.-Mayor Smith, o.
Alexandria, has received tho following letter
from Colonel Corbin: am informed there
Il report current in Alexandria and In vir.
gnia that companies from th, south will be
dscrimina!ed against IN tho parade In thi,
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rhcy want Bruce N the cabinet.

Atlanta, Ca, March 2.-Somo of tho lead.
Ing colored men Of this city held meeting
to-day and forwarded q petition to President
Garfield, 10 appoint Senator Bruce 10 a
position In his cabinet.
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UcNth OF q Ff0ncn Dtnt0bmobs
London, March 2.-Ths death ls an
nounced Of N. Droaye Del HsyA the we'll
known French aialesman. Hs was minhlor
Of foreigu affairs under tho republic, ind
again under the empire. He was 20 ysAss
Of age. VA
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Dcnisom Items,

Special TO the Herald.
Deuisou, March 2.-Jy Gould. General
Eckcrt A. A. TAlmaze, A. w. Sopsr and
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other railroad and telegraph officials srrirs

Stner railroad and telegraph officials srriyea
nero tonight and leave for Gainesville, no.
turning IN the morning, when they will pro-
eeed south by a special train over the Hous.
%n 70 Y Texas Central. 1t is understood that
uo9ld Is hero In tho interest of his western
roads and wires.
AN attempt is being made tonight 10
orgsh'ze u. q new fire department to handle the
e'ys useless apparatus. The old DEPART
,neh. ~ SUI exists, but will hereafter act only
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-03-11

movement Is now being made to foster man
ufacturing enterprise among Us, nearly Sl0.-
600 having been subscribed for Ibis puf.
pose.
At meeting held Al Reeds Hall last
Friday evening constitution Sas adopted,
after which The meeting adjourned till FRI
day evening Of this week, at .he same place,
when q code Of by-laTs viii be presented
for adoption.
That Kenosha is very fayerAbiy 81 suated
and has excellent shipping facilities BY land
and water. is admitted BY all who have yis-
tied this city. With commodicus harbor
and lines Of railroads eentering here,
and The prospect Of branch of the MIL
waukee and st. Paul railroad being run into
this city The coming GUNNER, the shipping
facilities are second to none on The lakes,
outside Of Chicago and Milwaukee.
The factories now in our midst are doing
prosperous business, and give employment
to large number Of persons. Mr.. Balm
employs about $50 hands, and turned out
over ii, 600 wagons last year, quite num-
Der Of them being extra heavy wagons, which
sell for $3.50 each. \. r. Allen & Son give
employment to about 100 persons. and are
doing steadily increasing business. The
Whitaker Engine and Skein Company EN-.
ploys nearly forty men, and turn out many
thousands Of dollars worth oftheir products
every year. The Northwestern Wire Mat
tress Company, the Kenosha flaming Mill
Company. the Kenosha Flax Mil, II. H.
Petit & Co.'S. Malt House, A. sfuntEen-
bergeFs and J. G. Gcttfredsen's breweries
and several other smaller concerns are all
doing good business. All of this goes to
show that there is good field here for the
investment Of capital.
When the factories now here can ds prof
table business, there. is no reason why others
should not be able to prosper, and we would
again advise any Company looking for lcea-
ion to come here and look the ground over,
Ind can ASSURE them that liberal inducements
yill be offered them.
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Bills REFERRED.


l. Baia faHff 1906
H. Bsil, sunegtSS.... 1881
Bill of P. Ward. for services hauling
steamer, referred to the Committee on Fire
Department amount, S4.73.
On motion Of Alderman O'Brien, ffIy dol
lars Tss allowed The Clerk, and, on Ike mo-
ton. one quarters salary was allowed n. E.
Clark, and one months salary to each Of the
night police.
Alderman Schend, Of the committee on
purchase of hose. reported that the committee
had contracted for 900 feet Of hose with
the Boston Beltiag and Packing Company, Of
Boston.
Alderman Williams moved that the Chair
man on harbor be instructed to employ some
competent man TO make examinations and
make specifications Of repairs necessary on
city seews.
Seconded and carried
On motion, Board adjourned
D. B. BESEDycT. Ci,y Clerk
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County Superintendent
81. PATRIOTS DAT.

Thursday next Will be st. Patrick's Day,
and our Irish citizens will celebrate 1t by at
tending services at st. Marks church in the
morning aud By grand concert at Kimball
Hall In the evening. Besides the songs,
ehcruses. and FecitstioBs, addresses will be
delivered BY Father Elliott, one Of the Paul
list fathers who are now giving Mission
here, on "The influence Of the Christian Re-
ligjon on the Destinies Of tas Irish people y;
by Father CieaFy on Why we celebrate st.
Patrieks Day." and By ". J. Quinn, Esq,
Of Milwaukee, on "The Present Situation of
the irish Question" 1t is needless to say
that the addresses will dot be the least enter
tanning feature Of the evening. the speakers
being all men Of acknowledged ability. There
will also be an original poem By member
of the congregation read. That ell may ct
tend, the admission fee has been made 25
cents, Doors open at 1880; concert will eom-
menee Of O'Clock.
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SALEM.

The everlasting weather ! II con-
tinues to behave SO badly that every
body talks about it as naturally as it
gets on the nib of the correspondents
pen. Now, just as it was assuming
pleasant ways, it took @ sudden freak to
rain Saturday afternoon and night, caus-
ing the large body Of SHOW to greatly
waste away, flooding the land in many
places. Sunday morning the earth
appeared to be in immin ent danger Of
a deluge, and there were apprehensions
whether righteous Noah could
be found in these days to build an ark
to preserve man and living creatures.
Fortunately, Or unfortunately, which ?
the waters were assuaged by drifting
snow storm Sunday afternoon, result
ing in a blockade like the one two
weeks before, only much worse. Mon
day morning revealed the fact that the
railroad and the highways east and
west were blocked with snow, thus
forbidding travelling either by rail or
runner. In fact. everything for the
day was at a standstill. But the 1st
of March brought the able-bodied men
to the surface, shovel in hand, who
piled the implements with such good
effect that sleighs were out in the after
noon. For short, it was the worst
storm yet.
Miss Alice Grant il very sick with
lung fever.
Miss May Blanchard was the victim
Of a surprise party on Wednesday even
ing. The surprise proved enjoyable.
| Mrs. Joe Mellor is visiting friends in
Chicago. The object of her visit was
to celebrate her birthday.
T. A. Healy aud ". Garland and
wife left for Nebraska On Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Garland expected to &C
some weeks ago, but unforeseen circum'
stances prevented.
Lyman Paddock, q new conner, is
learning telegraphiDg Of Eugene Bailey
| Mr.. T. Scheurmann, Of Wheatland
on his return home from Kenosha or
Tuesday with a load of lumber, was
obliged to leave it near the Brass Bal
school house on account OF a sick horse
The horse recovered and Mr.. Scheur
imam came after the lumber the last ot
the week.
The debating school Of recent exist
ence at Fox River Station, is attract
| ing considerable attention and bids fail
to put the Bristol lyceum in the back
ground. The debate on Friday even
ing was unusually interesting, thu
question under discussion being handl
ed with more than ordinary logic ana
understanding, By which it was proved
THAT Lafayette Was q greater mai
than Washington. As other interest
, ing features Of the evening, Messrs
J Smell and Greene, vocalists Of acknowl
edged talent and of some local fame
sung three songs, and several declama
!, lions were rendered with good effec
J BY the boys.
! Mr.. Walter Van Vie, instead OF hi
] father, has bought the William Va
Vie place. Mr.. William Van Vie cor
) templates trip to Minnesota in til
: spring.
OIL The family Of Mr.. Nodiah would lik
to thank their neighbors and friend,
0 whom they will ever hold in grateful
8 remembrance for their untiring kline
ness, and for services rendered whe
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PIT TT no PROOF.

At time when the community is flooded
With so many unworthy devices and eoneoc-
tions it is refreshing to End one that Is bene-
fetal and pure. So conscious are the pro-
prietors Of DR. KIse's Nkw DIscovHRr for
Consumption Of the worth Of their remedy
that they offer all who desire trial bottle
free Of charge. This certainly would be dis
sstrous to them did not the remedy possess
the remarkable curative qualities claimed.
Dr.. KIxo's New Discovery for Consumption
will positively cure asthma, bronchitis, stub
born coughs, colds, phthisic, qainsy, hoarse'
ness, Group. or any sGeetioa Of the throat
and Lungs As you value Jour existence
give this wonderful remedy srlal by calling
on F. Robinson, druggist. and obtaining .
trial bottle FREE Of COST OF regular size bottle
for LOO.
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CTTY CAUCU,SES

The Democratic Ward eaucases feR the
city Of Kenosha will be held on Tuesday,
March 18th, 1881. at 100 o'clock P. NJ. for
the purpose Of selecting three delegates from
each ward to the County Convention to be
held at the Court House on Thursday. March
18th, 1881, at o'clock P. NJ, to nominate
q candidate for County Judge. as follows :
First Ward-Coancll Room.
Second Ward--C. Schend's.
Third Ward--G. GIlett's efhee.
Fourth WaSd--H. Wilden'e.
BIZ ORDER OF Cary Cow.
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the family smitten with sickness werf

the family Smitten with sickness were
unable to help themselves.
The marriage of Mr.. Nicholas Funk,
of Paris, and Miss Lucy Eppers, of
Brighton. was solemnized in the
Catholic church in Brighton on Tues
day morning After the interesting
ceremony a grand reception took place
at the residence Of the brides parents,
at which more than $50 guests were
present. As a token of friendship, the
numerous friends presented many
elegant and costly presents.-linen and
silTerware not the least among them.
THE above items, which were writ
ten for last weeks issue, did not reach
US until Tuesday Of this week, no mails
having reached Kenosha from the inte-
rior towns for over week on account
Of the snow blockade.
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4 LITTLE LEARNING.

A little learning Is dangerous thing. par
tieulariy when dabbling in medicines far
better 10 use veil tried and established
remedy like Or. Thomas Electric OIL, en-
dorsed By everybody who has tried It Ia cases
OF rheumatism. neuFalgia, sprsins. bruises,
cuts, burns and al. the Ills that an American
sovereign is subject TO. Price. so cents trial
size. 10 esnts.
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RANDALL.

Tie roads are now impossible in
every direction and all the travel is IN
the fields.
This has been the worst storm on
stock that we have had this winter.
Osborn Barber, aged 81, died at
Woodstock, McHenry Co, ILL.,. on the
14th ult. From 1850 to about 1852 Mr..
Barber lived where Mr.. Badger does
now, and is still kindly remembered by
his old neighbors here. His remains
were inferred In our cemetery.
The trial of Geo. W. Pierce, charged
with the murder Of Isaiah Haythorn, at
Genoa, in November last, was called at
Elkhorn on the 23d ult. Dist. Attor-
ney Wheeler, of Walworth Co., and J.
L. Fish, Of Racine. appeared for the
prosecution, and J. Y. Quarles for the
defense. The defense put in a plea of
temporary insanity. The prosecution
alleged surprise ana that it was UMPIRE
pared on that point, and asked a post
ponment. The case was accordingly
adjourned until Monday, March I. A
great number of witnesses were pres
ent on both sides, and the indications
are that the case will be desperately
contested at every step.
Ed. Ackerman's infant son died on
the 2Sth ult, of pneumonia. The many
friends of Capt. Alderman in Kenosha,
Randall, and elsewhere, will be sorry
to hear of their bereavement.
Mrs. Sarah Shearer, widow of James
Shearer, and mother of Mrs. Hockney
and Benjamin Shearer, passed suddenly
away from the shores of time on the
Sd inst.
Frank Miner came TO J. G. McKes-
sons on the 2Sth ult., and he is still
there sick abed with pneumonia. Hen
~ Benedict's infant daughter is suffer
Ing from the same disease, as is also
Mrs. McKesson. All these cases are
under the skillful treatment
Of DR.. Kidder.
For nearly week the storms have
put an embargo on travel by rail. It
seems an age since we have seen a
newspaper. The road to Geneva Lake
vas opened on the 9Th. The ice is so
pad on the Kenosha road that there is
10 telling when the first train will run.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

The regular spring examination of teachers
for tbs District comprising she towns Of
Brighton. Salem, Randall and Wheatland,
will be held at Salem Station On Wednesday
and Thursday. april 9th aad 7th; and for
the District comprising the towns Of Somsrs,
Pleasant Prairie. Bristol and Paris. at the
ToFrey sehool-house. Pleasant Prairie, on
Friday and Saturday. April 9Th and 9th,
1891 Examinations open at oclook.
D. A. MAHosKY,
Cauaty Superintendent.
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Z sHRgFDgEss AND a8fLiTY.

Hop Bitters. 50 freely advertise in al! the
papers, secular aai religious, are having a
large sale. All are supplantiug oil other
medicines. There il 40 denying the virtues
ofthe hop plant, and the propFiesors Of these
bitteFs have shown great sarswdnsss and
ability 10 coupoundlng bi;ters whose Sig-
tues are 50 palpable 10 eveygoaes obssrga.
ton. Fzehange.
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HOUSEHOLD WORDS.

James Pearson. &c Sixth street. Buffalo,
says: have used your Spring Blossom for
myself and family and think 1t invaluable as
q household remedy for regulating the bow
els, liver and kidneys. shall never be with
out 1t. Psies. so cents, and trial bottles 10
cents,
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Legal Notices.

STATE OF wIsC0NsIN-COUNTY COURT
Notice is hereby given, that at the April term
Of the County Court, to be held in and for said
County, at the Court HoUse,in the City Of Keno
sha, In said County, on the first Tuesday OF
April, A. d. 1881, at 10 O'Clock A. M. the follow
Ing matter will be considered
The application of Elizabeth Metheringhan
and Daniel NJ. Jones, administrator and admin
istratrix of the estate OF Charles Metheringham
deceased, for an examination Of their account
and for distribution and discharge.
Dated March lst. 1881. By order OF the Court
ELBERTO HAND, Judge.
3. i BRASDE, Attorney.