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Daily Republican., 1882-12-02
RspubIlcun organization.

Whether victory or defeat perch upon
the Republican banners, the Young
M ems Republican club have no thought
of disbanding. If every Republican
organization in the State would kssr
organized and be engaged in active
political labor, when the next campaign
would open the battle would be more
than half fought, and with better re-
suits than followed the late campaign
The noise and hustle, the fuss and
feathers, pageantry and show are MOI
what make votes. The steady quie1
workers are the wheel horses Of the par
ty. Organization and quiet, steady
legitimate, work Is what the Repuoli'
can party OF Delaware now needs. First
it needs organization into clubs OF
unions. There is no Disgusting the faet
that there was distrust of each other
amongst the leaders in the late cam
paign, and the overwhelming defeat OF
the party has not allayed that feeling
Were an election to come off now there
would no doubt be many who would
vote to crafty personal feeling rather
than to vote for the good of the party.
But nearly two years must elapse before
there will be another State election.
This will give hot blood time to cool
and enable the party to become fully
united. We are fully convinced that
there are more people in Della ware who
want to see the Republican parry sue
csed than who do not. What Is want
ed is to poll the strength Of the party
and keep 1t together. To effect IL is all
the Republicans in the State should be
snro led In organizations and the only
question asked upon admission should
be are you q Republican? This ar
svered in the affirmative should con-
stitute the only test. A Bird Republi-
can, o Higgins Republican, a Harring-
ton Republican, or a Hastings Repub'
lican, should not be eligible for Hdmis'
sion. Those who have axes to grind
and only desire to use the Republican
party as a eripdstone should be refused
membership. The party does not need
Office seekers. They have caused all
the trouble. Republicans who love the
principles of the party better than they
do the patronage of the party are the
kind of Republicans that are needed
now. We would exclude none who can
answer the Shiboleth of Republicanism,
but all who qualify their Republican"
Ism by an adjective, or who wear some
leaders collar are not needed in Repub-
lioan organizations. The pArty needs
III the votes 1t can get, but it does not
need an avalanche of oflce seekers. 1t
needs neither Bird nor Higgins men.
1t needs no wings of any kind, as it
must creep before it can walk and
walk before it can fly. Guided by this
prip pciple let Republicans organize all
over the State and the hrst man that
lays be is a Bird, Higgins, Harrington
Curry or Fooks Republican let him
aave his walking papers. The party
Jan do better without them. With
them it got defeated, without them it
can do no lesS. What cay Republicans
to organizing on this principle?
Daily Republican., 1882-12-02

ON WEDNESDAY next transit OF
Venus will take place and all civilized
nations of the globe have made prSpar-
ations to observe and record the various
features of the occurrence with ss much
distinctness and detail as possible in
such matters. This coming transit
will be the flst since December Sth,
1874, but there will not be another for
122 years or until June 7th, 20O4. There
are but four transits in every 2S5 years
and they travel in pairs with an interval
Of eight years between the two transits
In each pair.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-02
1918 MARKET STREET

Two blocks east o. the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad depot.
Purchase TEN DOLLARS' worth
of Clothing.
Present this advertisement to the
salesman and he will return your
car fare to Philadelphia.
You will have ample time to 20
TO the theatre or minstrels and re-
turn by the 1880 train to Whining
ton.
Now you can do this and save
fully one. half of what you would
have TO pSy for the same garments
ifyou bought them in Wilmington.
We manufacture our own gar
ments and retail them at Wholesale
prices.
We have Mems OVERCOATS
from 81 20, to satin-lined for SIG 30.
We have Mems Suits from $3.50
up to $1400.
We have Boys Overcoats from
81 30 up tO 81 26.
We have Boys Suits from $2.75
up to the finest suit made, for S7.75
You cannot.iorm an adequate idea
of how cheap these goods are with
out you examine the quality, and
with an electric light you can do
as we'll as by daylight.
Open evenings until Q O'Clock;
Saturdays, until II O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-02
soMr TEN OR twelve wears hence,

SOME TEN OR twelve years hence,
Mr.. Hopes would make popular can.
Jidate for municipal favors, or ii his
aspirations lead higher, for Congress II
be pleases. The one hundred and fifty
four news boys who remember his gen
erOsity would vote for him to o man.
'Hoopes and Thanksgiving turkey for
ever" wouldn't sound bad for q cam
paign rallying cry. Better far than
"Polk and Fly-speck."
Daily Republican., 1882-12-02

Two THOUSAND more men thrown
out OF employment by the shutting
down of an iron mill in Chicagois the
news the exchanges bring us this morn
ing, the cause assigned, no orders, no
work. Evidently the sensitiveness of
large business centres has been touched
not altogether by overproduction, but
by the fear of a changed policy Of leg
iala;i ion.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-02

THERE Is TALK in the northeastern
part OF the city in favor Of organizing a
hose company to be located about the
Middle Depot. We hope there will be
more than 'talk in the report A fast
growing section like McDowellville,
Forty Acres and indeed all the terri.
tory beyond Adams street. demand
more and better protection from fires.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-02
NoMEoRr AT lOs H. SIXTH STREET

OOMkORT AT 1903 u. SIXTH STREET.
" Ttis9 cent -four isa great comfort. 1t
makes white bread, 1t is excellent, only 90 o
barrel. Have you tried our Shamrock -four?
1t makes bread as white as snow, 1t takes the
lead Ofall our flour. Our great sale. OF cheap
goods will be on Saturday. ans dried apples
q /; obs buckwheat 26c; 3hs mincemeat Csc;
we tind the fruit and have our mincemeat
ms de to order; 1t is truly excellent; 4fbs apple
butter &c; 3hs snaps CSC; Sibs crackers 2b cts.
We have edless cherries prunells, evapor.
ated apples and peaches; California .plums,
evs porated plackberfies and huckleberries;
all kinds OF .allies and preserves. Buttercup
snaps fruit Stscuit, cream biscuit, egg bis
biscuit, lunch biscuit. We have as many
cakes as confectloners. Come and see and II
there is anything you don't see, ask for 1t, We
have 1t. Our coffee is cleared in the roasting;
1t keers your husband in rood humor, Our
10 cent coffee is the wonder Of all; our Para
disc makes you happy; have you tried those
early rose potatoes at SOC. a bushel. Come
TO 103 East Sixth street and see ii you went
get the VOL tn Of your money from
n0V2A-etA T. NJ. W1ER.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-02
AT
JOHN WANAMAKER'S
PHILADELPHIA.
Saturday:

1t has been reported about
town that the upholstery Of
the little rooms in our north.
west tower was brought from
Europe, which is erroneous
not even the designs are
European; but, OF course, the
stufs are.
1t is not remarkable that a
connoi -seur of upholstery
should be surprised that such
work Is designed here and
executed here; for there is
We ry little upholstery Of that
grade any where on this side
he ocean; and in this city as
yet there is very little de-
mand Tor it. But there is
no difficulty in getting it.
Paul Rath Is the designer
and the director of the exc
cution; and Paul Rath is
here, at the service Of any
who may desire such work.
In work OF this sort two
things are necessary: tirst,no
stint OF money; second, let
the artist exercise his func-
ton without limit. 1t is his
office to harmonic one room
with another, one part with
another, and to bring out of
the whole the maximum of
beauty and utility; and to &C
it with orig inality, variety and
unity. There should be but
one mind upon the plan and
the work; and that mind
should have all the scope
that the materials and re-
sources Of his art and the ma
ture Of the house give him.
We shall have no hesita-
ton in undertaking, in a rea-
sonable time, to upholster a
hundred houses as success.
fully as those two rooms,
and have no one of them
even sugge st another; so
great is the diversity OF
the new art of uphol-
is capable.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
East of Arcade, 1918 Chestnut.
A few very fine Fontaine-
bleau lamps at about two.
thirds the asking prices in
town, (You can't always be
sure of the lowest price a
dealer will take, you know,
without actually g OF m G
through the rather tedious
and not very satisfactory
process Of haggling with
him; and then how are you
to be sure of touching bot
tom? You know all about
it; but isn't it strange that
this relic OF barbarlsm hangs
longest around artistic and
literary wares?)
A considerable collection
of Baccarat lamps; and they
please more people than any
other kind we have. Es-
recially are the Baccarat gas
globes popular, though
among the m o S t costly.
They are the richest in paint
ing.
Wedgewood; a more Sc
we're decoration, is liked by
We have picked out Of all
sorts the damaged and the
slow to 60 for whatever rea-
son, put them on a table to-
gether "a y and marked
them down a few dollars;
enough in each lamp to make
all thrifty people look at
them at least.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
basement. A q
Daily Republican., 1882-12-02

those who formerly knew Of my condition. 1t
Is q shame that humRn kind should suffer
from the preiudices Of physicians to anything
not laid down in the textbooks. Let n as
sure you ef my gratitude, and belitye me
ever, Yours truly, X. u. M.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-02
REMOVED EVERY
SYMPTOM.

-. Dec. n, 1881.
Swift Specific Co, Atlanta, Ca:
have delayed thus long in writin because
wanted to make assurance dOubly sure
in the trial OF :. \. s. in my own case, end am
most happy to report that II has entirely era
dicted every sym ptOm Of the disease from my
system. Had followed the advice Of Tom
Swift in years gone by. 1t would have saved
me ten.years OF inteFse sutlerlng. l have
not felt the least return of the disease, and
can fully and truly recommend 5. y. +, to all
suffering from the icourge, and especially TO
the physicians in Macon, who knew my con.
dition; and when / car posi-, lively assure them
that 1t has not only relieved me Of pain, but
has entirely removed every symptom of he
disease from my system, At ought to convince
even them of its infallible qualities. do not
Daily Republican., 1882-12-02

About four or tive weeks ago was afflicted
with very aggravated type Of Hood Dis
ease lcommep ced using s. s. 3 and after
taking the first bottle fell SO much relieved
that bought five more, and am glad to say,
after using four Of then, that ! am entirely
cured, previous having been under medical
advice for several months.
G. q. r., Richmond, Va,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-02
DUBLO SAA4E

|DUBLIU SAAH ...
LANCASTER COUNT Z COWS, CALVES
AND sPRIN9EKS.
The subscriber will sell ct public sale, IT
the Chadds' Ford Hotel, Delaware County,
Pa, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER II, 1881
At lo'elOak, p. NJ,
Forty Lancaster county COWS and g!SN8
springors. A credit Of 90 days will be -
given. No pcstp0pepcnt on account OF
weather AMOS W. HOUSE
L. W, Stidham d Son, Auct.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-02

II you doubt, come to SEQ us, and we win
CURE YOU, or charge nothing Write for
particulars and copy of the little book
" Me ssage to the Unfortunate Suffering"
Ask any druggist as to our standing.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-02

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.TroSs OF GOVERNMENT BoNps


The police at Liverpool yesterday boarded
the National line steamer Egypt about to
san Tor New York, and found ten men slowed I'm
Inherent parts or the steamer including two
Americans and three lriShmen The London notice
CONSIDER THESE men merely stowaways, and not
connected With the Dublin crime
MIR. Trevelyn, chief secretary for Ireland, has
Deen reelected member or parliament for Hawick
without opposition.
The Egyptian ministers have demanded that the
English and French squadrons be Withdrawn
Joseph Mullin, ex-Representative I'm Congress
ana eX-JuStce or the supreme court OF New York,
died suddenly at Saratoga Yesterday
The Cincinnati Times Star Little Rock special
s1yS IL is reported that Payne and party en- route
10 oklahoma, have been seized by United States
President Folwell and Professors PIKE and Moore.
OF the Minnesota state university, were arrested
OF the students by Professor Pike. All were held
TO answer.
The case OF the municipality of MarseiIles
against the Empress Eugenie, to recover posseS-
sion or the chateau presented TO the late Emperor
by the city, has been decided ia favor OF the eX-
Joseph 4. jenkins, charged with killing his
prother-1n-law, and Eugene Azar. who killed a
young man last January, were Dnched on the
same tree, at ST. MaTtinsville. La, last Tuesday.
A second and successful attempt 20 burn the
courthouse at Franklin, KY, was made Tuesday
night
1t is reported I'm New York that Miss Clara Iou.
Use kelloggS projected marriage 10 Mr. Thomas h.
whitney, OF Philadelphia, Is not TO take place.
considerable excitement has been caused at
Aspury Park, n. j., by the announcement that the
coffee, washed ashore 10y the wrecked steamer
Piiny, much or which has been carted away by
Small clearinghouse keepers and others, has been
poisoned by contact with hides saturated with
arsenic, stored In the same part OF the vessel
Bishop Wigger, OF the Newark Catholic Diocese
mas FORBIDDEN the acting OF the 1.-TWO Orphans on
any Catholic society In the diocese, on the ground
that it is immoral the special objection TO t aris-
Ing from the fact that sister OF charity in the
prison Is represented as practicing an act OF d
cep ,,a 10 save one OF the "lwo Orphans" from
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Wall Street TO.D0y.

NEW YORK, May 18.-The Posts financial article
says: At the Stock Exchange United States bonds
are firm at yesterdays prices, as are also sOuthen
state bonds. Railroad bonds are irregular, but in
most cases lower for speculative issues The stock
market has been more active than for several
days In the first hour prices declined 1<alk, the
latter Milwaukee & St Paul, to 1104. This decline
was influenced partly by report that the COM
pany intends issuing $1,000 shares OF new
stock, which report, We are assured on
high authority, is a pure invention.
1t was also partly Influenced by the report that
war OF rates Is inevitable between the st Paul and
the Rock Island and the Chicago Northwestern.
There Is some foundation for this report In the
second hour prices advanced fraction, the
market having been rather feveriSh Since noon
the market has been steady to strong. Northwest
preferred has advanced n per cent, and the re-
mainder OF the list fraction. The net result OF
all the fluctuations up to the time that We write,
Is decline of Ia in Central Pacific, 1a11
In Milwaukee St Paul, and Ta4 I'm the
remainder OF the list, excepting Northwest pre-
ferred, which is ~ higher The Northern Pacific
shares, Denver and the coal shares have been COM
paratively steady throughout. The money market
as yet fails to respond to the loss OF SPECIE
for call loans stocks being easily Obtainable at
313h per cent, and on U.S. bonds at 2a2x per
cent Time money can be had at 3a4 per cent up
to October. Prime mercantile paper is ~ a5k per
cent, few choice names going at per cent. The
market for foreign exchange is dull and rather
weaker in tone.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. May ls.-virginia &c, c,nso,s, es,7s;
do second Series 30: do. past due coupons 67E do.
new en-forties. Is 1 bid to-day.
BAhTIM0RE. May 1s-Cotton quiet and easy
+ Howard street ana western sapsr; soas %:
mills sursr scat 50: do: extra: 75a5; u.s. do Rio
do. winter wheat patent, s.75. Wheat southern
steady; western dull-southern red, l.35a1.39: do.
amber, 40al. 45 No. western winter red, spot and
May. l. 4oal .4oa: june. l. 4Oal. 40k; July, L24k;
uilsouthern white. 80: do. yellow. s7ass: western
mixed spot and May SLASH June 81 5saslA July
Rye quiet and easy-fair to prime. ssa95. Hay firm
prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland. l6. GOA
800 800 Provisions very firm at unchanged prices.
Butter dull and easy-western packed, l6a22. Eggs
easy and quiet 10. Petroleum firm AMI higher
~ refined. Coffee quiet and nominaly unchanged.
Sugar hrm-A soft, 10; copper refined quiet. Is.
Whisky easy. i: goal; 81 Fsights 70 Liverpool per
re b.: wheat TO- 500 bushels: corn 600 bushels oats
IL. 900 bushels; corn, 9, sos bushels Ssies-whesS
1e4 600 bushels: corn. ~, 900 bushels.
NEW YORK, May 1S.-Flour firm and quiet.
Wheat quiet and ka cent better. Corn very quiet and
1sa4 cent better Pork strong, S.7Salg so. Lard
weak IL. 10.
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M hLAIA ID. WILLIAMS q CO., AuCClOueerS
TRUSTEES SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE AsSORT-
MENT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAR
PETS, &C.. CONTAINED IN ABOUT THIRTY
Sy virtue Of deed of trust dated August 5th A. D.
1851 end duly recorded in liber No. 95U folio 49, one
q me land records OF the District of Columbia and by
direction OF the party secured thereby, shall sell at
pubic auction, on the premises 1884 and 1856 street
nor 90 ,ds on THURSDAY. MAY TWENTY-FIFTH.
A D. 1882, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK a M
,ods mentioned in the schedule attached to said deed
o. trust, namely, in part
pr9r Suites upholstered in Rep Gilt Frame Mirrors.
Chamber Suites. WardrObes, Easy Chairs,
Walnut and Gilt Mirrors
Lace Curtains and Lanlbrequins, Cottage Suites,
walnut Extension Tables. Side Tables,
Ganeseat Chairs. Rep Sofas and Chairs,
Single Walnut Bedsteads, Ward robes Mantel Mirrors
Iron Bedstesds. Heating Stoves, Gilt Brackets
Brussels, Hall and Stair Carpets Plated Ware
BRUSSELS Ingram aud other Carpets,
Dark Cottage Furniture, Walnut Bedsteads,
Bitreau and Washstands Painted Bedsteads,
Bureaus and Wash lands. Whan0ts, Mattresses.
And many other articles mentioned in schedule too
numerous to enumerate.
Terms cash.
s. T. LUCKETT, r.
WALTER u. WILLIAMS,} Aruetees'
m16-d WALTER b. WILLIAMS IL CO. Auct5
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DROPOSALS FOR FUEL

DROPOSALS FOR FUEL
UNITED STATES MARINE Corps
QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, }
WASHINGTON, May /. 1882
Sealed ProEosals in duplcat e will he received at this
Oifloe until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. of SATURDAY.
the lENTH DAY OF JUNE next for supplying Wood
and Coal to the United States Marines one more
1888: 49, -'-' W wv
Portsmouth. N H.. Charlesbwn, Mass; Brooklyn
NJ. Philadelphia, Pa; League Island, Pa. WASH
1ngton; D. G.; Annapols. Md; Gosport, near Norfolk
Va Mare Island Cal. and PENSACOLA, Fla, with the
privilege of increasing the Quantities one tn I'd.
Sreeifications with blank proposals., be obtained
upon application at any OF the stations named, the
Office of the Quarterinaster Washington, d. c. and
Assistant Quarermaster, 225 south 4th street. Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Proposals should be Endorsed Proposals for Fuel
ana addressed to the undersigned.
W. b. SLACK.
Major and Quartermastr US. Marine Corps
m4-Iaw4w Washington, d. C.
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I'd Edition.
--latest TGlGglanS to The Star
The Dublin AsSasSins.

THE SEARCH IN NEW YORK TO BE DISCONTINUED
THE MYSTERIOUS PASSENGER ON THE STEAMER
WISCONSIN.
NEW YORK, May 1s-It was reported TODAY at
the U. S. marshalS Office that the search for the
Phoenix park aSSassns on the incoming steamers
from Europe would be abandoned on account or
the impossblity OF their escaping to this country
on any ocean steamer
. The Erenfng Commercial states that, although
IL is denied at the Office OF the steamship CON-
pany, at headquarters and elsewhere, IL has posi-
tive knowledge that the mysterious passenger by
Is said to be Turner, has been arrested II states
he returned TO the ship and was at once taken
into custody. II was said that he had previously
oeen TO the British consuls Office, and had there
Explained that he had been out on a lark, and had
suddenly come to America. lie disclaimed any
parVlcipation, directly or indirectly, with the
aSSaSSinatiOnS.
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TiHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE OF TWEEN
TlEIH STREET. BETWEEN AND STREETS
MOUNTAINEERING. 525.
BY yrtce Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia passed on the 5th dayef July ks
AD 1881 Equity II 6. in which James II. Smith a:A
Is plaintiff and Daniel Brooks ct a. defendants the
unterslgned Trustee vii sell, Oh FRIDAY, the NINE
front OF the premises. the following property Lot
IN square l22 having front of 50 feet inches by
delth of about 155 feet 10 inches improved by three
story brick. with large back building containing about
twenty rooms. and now used as Church Orphanage.
Terms prescribed by the decree; third Of the
purchase money cash; the balance to- be paid in siA
twelve and eighteen months with interest from day Of
SALE or the purchaser may pay the whole purchase mo-
ncy cash The title to said real estate shah be retained
by said Trustee until the whole of the purchase mo-
ney shall have been paid: All conveyanciny at pur-
chaser cost 5000 deposit will be required when the
property is struck Off If the terms sale are uotfon
piled with in Sc days after day Of sale TIE
tee the right to resell the property the
and cost Of the defaulting purchsser. WV '''A
m9d&ds 500 9Th street nnrthWe.st
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOR STATIONERY.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT..

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
WASHING ION, DC. May l, 1882.
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this Department
uNlL TWELVE O'CLOCK M, ON THURSDAY.
JUNE EIGHTH, 1882 for furnishing Stationery for
1892. -
Blank forms of proposals, showing the items and esti-
mated Quantities required together with circular re-
latine Their to. will be furnished application to this
Department.
Proposals should be addressed TO the First Assistant
Pcstmaster General and Endorsed Proposals for
stationery" T. 0. HOWE
ma than, st Postmaster General
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A Maryland Jail Burned.

WESTMINSTER, Md, May 1S.-The jail at West.
minister caught fire this morning at about hair.
past nine O'Clock. The alarm whistle Of the
Taylor works and the fire bell called out the fire
department. The fire had gained 80 much head
way by the time the hremen arrived that
little could be done besides saving the first floor
and removing prisoners and furniture. Lost net
known. Cause, defective chimney.
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rNHoS. j. FISHER & CO.. Auctoneers.
CHANCEkY SALE OE CITY PRO

BY yI=tue Of dcTpe OF the Supreme Cour. IF III.
p,'rlet OF ColuInbla. PISSED on the 18th day s3
July: 10 IN EGuIty Ctse No 7,72U. Of Susan-.A
h bnrche ct al nst America e. Po6riek ct IL. the
undersiSaed appointed by said decree TrIetee the
Hurpose. VII cell ct public auction, 10 the highest
Dldier, ON the premises, at FIVE O'CLOCK i. NJ. en-
the TWESTY-TIfTH DAY OF MAY. 1882. l OF num-
bered nineteen no. IN square numbered FIVE hundred
and sixtynine (J63i fronting thirty t30 feet ON r
street rthwest. between LIST ard I'd ftreets, with
vacant lot.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth Of the purchase money
cssa III hand; and the residue H. three equal raynent
on credits of six twelve aud eighteen months RESPECT
iVeiy with tereSt ald the purchaser will required
To give his notes Therefor aud the by deed
OF tut on the sad property Adep,st Of ten per cent
OF the purchase will be required the day of
sale. and the purchaser vI be required comfy with
the terms OF sale within ten days thereafter in default
OF either the Trustee the right resell at ts,
risk and cost of the rf1lting purchaser. AL convey
enelng al tue cost OF the purchaser.
mll-dxls G.. G. COLE. Trustee.