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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-24
Sor 2Renf--Sousee.


E,OR RENT-BRICK DWELLING No 119
i street northeast, contains seven rooms, has hail
and cellar, and is modern throqgn9uI; PoSSsssl9a On
Seventh street. je243t
NOR RENT-THAT DESIRABLE HOUSE No.
II SIS Twelfth street northwest, with fine snruDoery
AR9ifE Iesfst9 e NJ ." lI---A-'' - -. e----, .-
ToR RENT-A NINE ROOM HOUSE, ON
Pe1nsylyana avenue no Mi IT. be geDaired and az
ranged as desired. Apply at l424 z street jew
ENoR PENTHOUSE, 7 ROOMS, FRONTING
good tenant. Apply at III Pennsylvania o aSenue en-
northwest. gezZ2t-
TNoR RRENT-THREESTORY PRESSED BRICK
II front House, nine rooms, good location, nearly
pToTeneg prov m No Tss street northwest; key at 14S
Inquire of p. DUFFY, City POstOttice. te22-5t%-
NOR RENT-HOUSE uS7 TwENTYFoURTH
II street northwest, pleasant location, seven rooms
gas and water SIS per month. Inquire at 20 Twenty
first street northwest. Key at southeast corner OF
Twenty-fOurth and NJ streets. leZ-5t~-
"OUsE No. go NINETEENTH STREET
northwest, 10 rooms in perfect order. A a
WILSON & CO.. 500 Seventh street northwest Zl-5"
TIOR RENT-SEVEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
4 bay window, gas, bath, near Government Print
so. Apply to W. w. DANENHoWER & son; l2i2
F street northwest. Je3G3t-
IL furnished House OF nS2 rooms Tor the summer
at nominal price; or two or three Rooms VIII pc
rented permanently, with privilege OF using tne
whole house during the summer. Address G. &. p,
Republican Office. Jeio-3t$
TOR RENT-A NEW SEVEN-ROOM BRICK
II House, with all modern Conveniences. gas, bath,
range, hot and cold water, Latrobe. and cellar IN
good neighborhOod. Apply ct los street northeast
rent $50. iel1-d%
NOR RENT-LE DROIT PARK, I0I AND 4lS
L Spruce street SIS: sos Maple avenue, SIS; all mod
ern improvements; cars near. y. l.. BARBkR d
CO.. LIE DrOit Building. jel7-l2t
NOR RENT-SIX-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE,
l. till September ], at go per month"; all modern I'M
prOvements. Apply at HOO Third street northwest.
jel63t$
IF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT. OR
Il Trade City Country Property. come and see the
great bargains at WILLIAM H. MAIN q BROTH
ERS St Charles Hotel corner Third street and Penn
sylvania avenue northwest. mal9-tf
JNoR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
Il property for rent JOHNSHERMAN & CO.
fe3-tf ST. Cloud Building.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-24
2Sonfeo 2Hiscellaneo,ts.

A GENTLEMAN. EDUCATED ABROAD, WILL
"A give lessons in French and Latin; highest refer-
ences: terms moderate. Address c. II. WHITE. 6l5
H street northwest. je2+3t<
PARTISAN LADY WANTS TO GIVE LES
n sons in French, at her own or pupil residence;
"ANTED-EVERYBOD TO TRY HOWSON'S
w Ice-Cream, always rich, delicious, and reliable;
S15 per gall liberal discount on t-e gallons or more.
Send postal to 1l0i Twelfth street. je28-3L+
yKTANTED-BoARD. WITHIN FEW MILES
w of the city, with private M family near railroad
must be reasonable Address Immediately, with par
ticulars, OFFICE-HOLDER, Republican Office. 2-3t%
VATANTED-USE OF HORSE AND BUGGY FOR
s. C., Republican Office. je23-3t*
VTANTED-BY a LADY, MUSIC SCHOLARS,
w at s. per quarter, including use OF piano for
practicing. Address : A. Republican Office je22-3t<
XTANTED-A HALL, CENTRALLY LOCATED,
w capable of seating from 200 to 300 persons, TO be
occupied nightly Sundays excepedl by secret socie
purpose, either at the expense of the owner the
parties renting. Address Ii. f. j. BROWN, Ills Sew
enth street northwest. ie22St$
A GENTLEMAN THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
"a will give music lessons in exchange for Table
Board; Address PROFESSOR Republican office.
L Board and Room. within five minutes walk of
Thirteenth street and New York avenue. Address
HALL Republican Office. je2l-3t*
"TANTED-Si5N; FIRST CLASS INDORSE-
w ments: fairness honesty, and prompt payment
of notes when due assured hrst-class references.
Address REFERENCE, Republican office. je2l-3t*
UTANTED-S25O FOR SIX MONTHS; WILL
w pay three per cent per month; security given.
Address K Y, Republican office. je2l-3t*
"ANTED TO RENT-A SMALL STORE OR
W part Address X C. B., Republican office.
WANTED SECOND HAND pool TABLE,
w Immediately. Address C. B., Republican Office.
je20-3t*
WANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN E.
w Beal Room 4, 1920 New York avenue, is a Com
missioner of Deeds for every State and Territory,
United States Commissioner, Examiner, and Notary
Public; always III office from a. IN. to p. ap30ly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-24
PERRY & BROTHER.

NJ. WILLIAM
offers 20 per cent off his entire stock of NEW SUM-
MER GOODS. French Pattern Bonnets and Hats
Millinery Novelties silk Wraps Street and Travelling
Wraps, all the best French Corsets, Lawn and Per-
Gale Wrappers, Lawn and Gingham Suits, Black
Damasse Suits. a fine assortment of ParasoIs and
Gloves, Partisan Novelties in Neckwear, Black and
White Laces in great variety, Ladies and Misses
Bathing Suits and Caps and carefully selected line
of Partisan Novelties. Best English Needles four
papers fer twenty cents. N. WILLIAM
Cite TreViSe, Paris 9G7 Penna. avenue
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-24

-y----.-I---1-,c~~D---
II OST-FROM $40 TWELFTH STREET NORTH
~ west, Certificate of Goodwin Mining Stock
issued 10 Mrs. Mary e. Burgess, of no value TO any
one except the owner. Please leave at above ad-
dress je22-3t%
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-24

ENOR RENT-VERY PLEASANT NICELY FUR
II nished Rooms; all modern improvements. Apply
at SS3 street northwest my26-Im@
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-24

re All shoes used in the shou of NV own make All
diseases of the feet promptly attended to. sel-Iy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-24
Business Chances.

NOR SALE CHEAP-STOCK AND FIXTURES
II of Cigar Store, 104 II street northwest near Gov
ernment Printing Office. Je2E5t+
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Sor Sale--2 2aiscellaneolls

Tg7O PATENT ATTORNEYS.-FOR SALE-A
full new set of Fishers Patent Cases; also Whit-
mans Patent Cases: also Official GaZetteS with sep
arate indexes complete. in full sheep. Also many
other Patent Books. Apply al Room j. second Va
tiOnal Bank Building. Ie2t3t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-24
Tor Sale--S0olGses. &c.

NOR SALE CHEAP-THREE-STORY BRICK
IL House, Z rooms, bath, gas and water: $50 cash
balance in small monthly payments. Apply to J. IT.
1871 Columbia street northwest. ie2f2ts
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-24
Sosf ano Soltn0,

NMNIBUSES TO LET-FOk EXCURSION AND
" Picnic Parties Apply at office Imperial Hotel.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-24

DERSONS SEEKING GOOD INVESTMENTS
II in real estate should notice that the desirable
property No. 1893 street northwest, fronting 81 feet
81 inches said street viii be sOld under deed Of
trust at p. M, WEDNESDAY, June %, in front Of
the premises lt$
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-24
4or2Renf-2 2niscellaneolts

= WILL RENT ON EASY TERMS. TO a RE-
i spOnsible party, a Mason & Hamlin Organ, manu-
featured expressly for myself. FRANK A. RUSS,
311 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. ie24-3t&
SToRE No. 1923 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
- northwest a. A WILSON & CO.,
je21-3t* 500 Seventh street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-24

UTANTED-BY \ GENTLEMAN OF GOOD
w character and habits, of Republican PRINCIPLES,
honest active and competent, first or second class
clerkship in the Post Office or Treasury Department
paying $50 80 per week. Any influential person
able procure the desired position viii please sd-
dress. stating particulars, CONFIDENCE, Repubi-
can Office ip-S3I}I@
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-24

TTOR SALE-THREE SMALL FARMS. NE,iP
Il station aud thriving village IN Virginia. locality
heathiul, excellent social and educational adval,-
tageS adjoining farms recently purchased by North
ern gentlemen, rents from farms pay hne interest
on sums asked for them; adjoining above about 7Jl
acres of Timber, original growth; one farm would be
exchanged for Dwelling in Washington; price $50
per acre; time given. Address OWNER, Us g street
northwest Washington. d. C. je>-WFAi-5-@
NOR sALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
II o. 4 ~ d
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-03-10

mitted to my handle. 1 appeal to you for
that earnest and thoughtful support which
make this government in faot, as II is 10 law,
o government Of the people. Ishall greatly
rely upon the wisdom and patriotism Of
Congress and Of those who may share with
pae tho responsibilities aud dutios of admin.
istration. And, above oil. upon our efforts
to promote the welfare of this great people
and their government reverently invoke
the support and blessings of the Almighty
God.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-03-10
n office.

John W. Shelor, Administrator, Plaintiff, ngainst
B. Frank Harrison md others, Defendants.
PURSUANT to an order mado in the above
stated cnsc notice is hereby given to tho
creditors of Martin Harrison. deceased. TO pre-
sent and provo their claims against said de-
ceased before mo in my Office in Walhalla, 8. c.,
on Wednesday,. the lst day Of June. 1881.
Failing to do 80 their claims will he barred
RICHARD LEWIS,
Judge Probate Oconee County.
March 10. 1881 l7.Gt
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-03-10
Letter from Townville.

The Baptist Church il supplied this year
by Rev. J.R. Enrle, now of IIartwell, Geor.
gia.
Mr. John Zachary, who resided near Max
wells Bridge, in Anderson County. killed
three wild turkeys ut one shot one day
recently.
Several guono agencies have been ostab-
lished in town this season.
Mr. F. G. Brown, most nctive and
worldly young man, is operating stonm saw
mill in town.
Mr.. John NJ IIarbn. formerly q resident
of this place but who has lived in Texas for
the past ten years, is on visit to relatives
here and elsewhere in Oconee.
Dr.. w. K Sharp has all eady built and
occupied the IL" to prospective dwelling
on the sito of his former residence. which
was burned recently. The Doctor has
engaged in merchandising in special limos of
goods, not having as yet opened a genera
stock.
Mcssrs. Farmer & Bro. aud Mr. Nice arley.
mercantile firms at tins place. have decided
to transfer their business shortly, the former
to Anderson G. II. nd tho latter to Seneca
City. This will be considerable loes to the
business community. but it may 10 cnnG.
IDENTIFY expected that their places will he Glled
before long, for Townvillo is assurcdly on
rising ground.
The citizens Of this place have abon,
decided to remove the present academy
building to mure eligible lucutinn, enlarge.
cell and paint it and supply it with the most
approved school furniture, and also ad,rn the
grounds with shrubbery. trnnspanted shade
trees. &c The purpose j. to build up first
class school for buys and girls. This loo. 8
like considerable undertaking, but the cit
zens possess means and energy, two indis-
pensabc requisites in such enterprises.
IN small church at village nc r
Brighton, where tho congregation could not
afford 10 pay an orguniSt, they bought II
self uctlug organ, Il compact Instrument,
well suited to the pnrpnSs, aud construct d
to play forty different tunes. The sexton had
instructions how to set it going and how to
stop it, but, unfortunately, En forgot the
latter parf of his business and after singing
tue first four verses Of hymn previous To
the sermon, the organ could not he stopped
and it continued playing two verses aore;
thcn, Just as the clergyman conpIr;cd the
words "Let us pray" the organ clicked
aud started fresh tune The minister sat
It out p,tientIy and then renewed his
introductory words, 'Let u- pray" when
cIlck went the organ again and started .,H
another tune. The sexton and others con
| tinued their rxertions to lind out the sprinp
but no one oould put stop to it; 80 they
got four of the stontest men c the church
to shoulder the perVerse instrunrns nod
they carried il down the centro aisle of the
church playing away. into tho ohurohynrd
where it continued clicking aDd swing
until the whole forty tunes were finished
-Four million dollars have been
spent in improving the Tibcr at
Rome, and the Government has
ordered $4,OOO,OOO moro to be
laid out for this year.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-03-10
NeW Advertisements.

ITEW HUTEFtlSGINGIlFS.
Administrators "A Sale
ny leave Of the Probate Court will sell at
- 'he former residence Of Martin Harrison
deceased, in this county on FRIDAY. tho 25th
day OF March, Instant the personal estate Of
said deoease !, consisting Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE g..
TEHhS-Cnsh. JOHN " SnELOR,
:, Administrators.
March TO- 1881 l7-3t
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TUERNGa.

HGp For subscription, $3.50 per annun,,
strictty " aduance: for siS months,,f cents.
DkY- Advertisements inserted at one dollar Dor
square Of one inch or less for tho first insertion.
and ffty eetts for each su6sequent inssrtio,s.
B6g-s Obituary. Notices preceding fss Kaes
2}i6u6es of Respect, Communications Of a per-
sonal character, when admissible, aud Anno,i,ee
dnents Of Candidates will 6a charged for as aduer-
tisen.enfs. II - t>..
DDr' JOB Printing neatly and eheaply erecutea
2 @gfHe Necessity eompcls us to adhere strictly
20 ths requirements of Cash Payments.
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$500 WORTH OF

I ARGE Buncnmbe Cabbage Seed at Cola &
II Hoffre's Wnlhulla, 8. c.. at cents per
spoonful. grown by Alex. Zachary, Cashiers
Valley, N. c.
Also. Familv Flour at g. 25 to So per barrel,
at Cole s. CofTees
Buy your Ladies Shoes at Cole s. Coffee's, at
a6 cents o So per pair.
Mons Shoes at Cole s. Coffee's, at ST 25 10
S GO per pair.
Excellent Coffecs and Sugars at Cole &
Cotfcc's.
Price Dry Goods at Cole s. C.ffees before
purchasing elsewh re.
March 10, 1891 17.lt*
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-03-10
About Carp.

House OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 4, 1881.
MEssRs. EDlToRs: I have received latterly
several letters from citizens Of Oconee county
asking for carp with which to stock private fish
ponds. go. The accompanying letter explains
all that The public need know upon this subject,
and will bo obliged If you will publish it in
your columns.
Very truly,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-03-10
d. WYATT AIKEN.
UNITED STATES COMMISSION,
FISH AND FIsHERrEs,


WASHINGTON, D. C March 2, 1881.
Hon. ID. lVyaH aiken, House Of Representatives.
DEAR Sin: Yours Of March lst, forwarding
the application of Mr.. j. L. McCurry, of Fair
Play. s. c., has been received. havo sent 10
Mr. MoCurry pamphlet written by Mr.. IIessel,
the Superintendent of the Government Breeding
Ponds at Washington, giving instructions as to
the construction of ponds and the oare of fish,
MIR. MoCurry's application will 10 placed on
file aud trust to bo able to supply him from
the fish of next springs spawning-as soon as
they are largo enough for transfer. 1t will be
impossible for me TO do anything at this :ime, as
the recent flood which swept over the ponds in
Washington renders it impossible 10 continue
the distribution of fish until We get another
crop.
am very truly yours,
SPENCER +. BAIRD,
Commissioner.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-03-10

Attention Is directed to several new adver-
tisements which appear in this weeks paper.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-03-10

-Four million dollars have been
spent in improving the Tibcr at
Rome, and the Government has
ordered $4,O0O,OOO more to be
laid out for this year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-04-14
A sPnRlTUAL1sT. CASE in ENGLAND.


LONDON, April 1O.-The trial Of Mrs, Susan
Wills Fletcher, charged with defrauding Mrs.
Julia Theodore Henriette Hart Davies OF three
strings Of pearls and other jewelry BY means Of
pretended Hpirituslist manifestations, ives com.
menced on the 9TH In the Central Criminal Court
in this city. Mr. Montague Williams, @. c., In
opening the prosecution Ia behAlfoi the Treasury,
said that all efforts to secure James Fletcher, the
prisoners husband, and Charles Morton, who
were included in the indictment, had been in.
efeCtuRl. Mr.. Williams declared that the case
would reveal a depth Of fraud scarcely ever
equRlled, Mrs Hart Davies, the victim OF the
fraud, gave her evidence.
Mrl. Fletcher is charged with having In De.
cember last obtained from Mrs. Davies three
strings OF Oriental pearls and other jewelry Mrs.
Davies lived In Bloomsbury, London, and there
she met Mr.. and Mrs Fletcher, mediums, who
opened communication with her dead mother at
Ave guineas message. After WhileMrs. d. aviess
funds ran low aud Mrs Fletcher suggested that
she should hand over her pearls. This she re.
fused "a do until MIS-. Fletcher fell Into trance
one cay and received this message from Mrs.
Dayies's mother; Dear Juliet--Do as you are in
structed.n Upon this Ms Davies gathered up
her Jewels and the next day gave them to Mi.
Fletcher, and afterwards 70 his wife, who went
Into q trance again and received messsgea from
the spirit mother, thanking Juliet for her kind
ness. Then Mrs Fletcher locked the pearls up
and that was the last Mrs, Davies saw Of them.
Colonel" Morton, q friend OF the Fletehers, al.
legged that he could prove their innocence, but he
and Fletcher RbscOnded, $50"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-04-14
STATE LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBUS, April 9. Senate. RimeI's ditch bill
passed after a great attempt to understand 1t on
the part Of the Senator'S Hills (Of Hamilton)
bill increasing the pay OF township clerks to s4OO
passed. Moore introduced a bi authorizing
Greenville to issue bonds for machine shops.
Hitchcock introduced a bill for town hall at
Burton. Adjourned til Monday morning.
House.-Letcher's bill reducing the number OF
public documents to be printed except reports Of
the Secretary Of State and Board Of Agriculture,
passed. Aliens bill, for the support Of certain
Orphans Of deceased soldiers outside Of the XenIa
home, passed. Carrens bill, amending the law
relative 10 the children's home in Cleveland,
passed. sharps bill, TO prevent irregular practice
OF surgeons was under special order for Thurs.
day. Coles bill for free turnpikes In Scioto
county, passed. Numerous other untmpoItant
and purely local bills passed, having reference To
villages only. Adjourned ILL Monday.
COLUMBUS April l2,-The House spent nearly
the whole day In discussing Smiths bill In rtla.
tion to election ballots. The present law pre-
scIlbes that ballots shalt not be wider than 2 ~
inches, and the object Of the bill was to allow u
width Of from 215 to inches TO be- given, mar
GIN of half en- inch to the country printers shoe
kniie. The bill was lost, then recOnsidered and
defeated worse Than before recess.
In the Senate, Eggleston's bill eDlaTging the
powers Of railroad corporations 70 purchase
things necessary for their business--supposed TO
be for the purchase Of picnic ground by
Cincinnati railrORd-pRbsed,
The Governor sent in the name OF Joshua X.
Brawn, Of Guernsey, to be inspector Of public
printing
Flelschman's bill providing for the inspection
of milk and butter by boards of health was dis
cussed at length, Recess.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-04-14
ONE WHO GOT AWAY.

WHEELING, W. VA, April 10--GoVernor Jack
son has issued an unconditional pardon TO EEhu
Gregg, sentenced to be hanged. The crime for
which Gregg was tried and sentenced was the
burning Of the Court House OF Preston county in
1862 The day before he was to have been hang
ed he escaped. but was captured about two years
afterward In Greene county, Pa, and brought
back to his State. On his second trial the same
sentence of death was passed upon him. He ap.
pealed his case to the Supreme Court which
Court decided against him. The last official act
of Governor Matthews was TO commute GregR's
sentence TO lie imprisonment, but he refused TO
accept this act Of Executive clemenoy saying he
wanied either liberty or death. Since Governor
Jackson's succession to the GoVernorship numer
GUS petitions have poured in skiing for Gregg's
pardon. After reviewing the case carefully, Gov
ernor Jackson finally decided to issue an uncon.
ditional pardon to Gregg. The prisoner Is now in
his seventy eighth year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-04-14
ALMOST A GREAT CALAMITY.

NEW YORK, April "a are last night in build
ing on the grounds OF the st. JOseph's Orphan
Asylum Elghty-ninth street and Avenue A, at
one time threatened ninety young children with
destruction, and frightened two persons 80 badly
they are not expected to live. The children
ranged from two to seven years Of age A tlre In
a new oven connected with the hue, which was
found to be defective, caused the pastering 10 ig
mite on all the floors, Ond the entire building
In bed, and many asleep, when the fire was dis
covered. The lremen and police with evereI
citizens and Sisters Of Nosre Dame caught up the
little ones, while the older ones ran out. Sister
fright attacked with paralysis and lock. jaw. and
probably will not recover. Two novices, Lizzie
Hayes and Dora Zahn, were also overcome by
fright. The latter was suffering from heart dis
ease. Damage by fire triing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-04-14
WILL SET ASIDE.
Result Of Mrs AllOnas's Suit Against NJ. D, Hsrter
and G, AultmRn,

Result Of Mrs. AllOnas's Suit Against NJ, D. HSrter
and G. AulmRn.
MANSFIELD, April 9.-The case of Elizabeth AL
lonas widow Of the late Joseph Allonas, against
NJ. D. Harter and G. Aultman, executors of the
estate Of the deceased, was decided last evening
in the Court of Common Pleas, and has excited
considerable interest. Mrs. Allonas brought suit
against the executors To set aside the will on the
ground that 1t was made and signed but thirty
minutes before his death, when he was not in
mental or physical condition to make will, and
that undue influences were exercised over him
by those present, in the absence from the sick
room Of the wife and children. The will gave
the use OF his property to his wife during Ter
lifetime, and then to be equally distributed among
his children; and any patents belonging 10 hi u,
or which should be Issued in his name, were
directed to be transferred to the Aultman q Tay
lor Company, as all the preceding patents had
been. The verdict Of the jury was that the Will
above referred to was not the last Will OF the de-
ceased and, therefore, should be set aside. Mr.
Allonas has been for many years, and was at the
time Of his death, superintendent Of the COM
pany's works, and had been the inventor OF a
number ofimportant improvements and valuable
patents in their machinery. ..