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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-16

The announcement ofthe Wichita EAGLR
that Senator Sluss will not be candidate
for governor is disappointment to great
many people. The Senator will allow his
name to 20 before the Judicial convention
Of his district and he will doubtless be nom.
mated aud elected. This will take him out
Of politics SO far as being candidate for
any other office is concerned, but his influ.
ence in shaping political action will doubt.
less be continued.-.asriing Gazette.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-16

Referring to the EAGLES announcement
that II. C. Sluss will not be a candidate for
Governor, we remark that this would prove
a mighty lonesome and Improbable world
for the Paola Republican should Ben Simp.
son suddenly collapse or be removed from
office. 10 such an event so far as that will.
ment would go unaccounted for, and the
daily sunshine prove waste Of raw heat.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-16
WHAT IS A CROP.

The United States Department Of Agri
culture, in its crop reports, fixes the fol
lowing Is the standard OF full crop:
Wheat, l3 bushels per acre corn, - bu
shells; oats, 90 bushels; rye Is bushels
barley, - bushels; and potatoes 100 bushels
per acre. In its reports, when 1t is stated
that certain crop is 100 it means that 1t II
up to the full standard, as stated above
Thus, II It is said that wheat In Kansai
averages las per cent. it means that 1t is ?:
per cent. above full standard average
while II II Is announced that the corn croT
Of Illinois is s., It means that 1t is 0 pei
cent. below full average crop.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-16
III MUST GO.

Senator Cockrell, (Democrat OF Missouri,
says of the disregard in st. Louis Of the
high license law:
1.-The saloon men OF st. Louis are cutting
their own Threats more skillfully and rap
Idly than any one else can do the job for
them. They have stirred up hornets
nest, and the result will be that they will
get badly stung. They will array the
whole moral sentiment against their bust
ness, and the result will be that many men
who have not been prohibitionists will be-
come such, and the cause of prohibition
will be greatly strengthened"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-16

There is no portion of Kansas that will
compare, in productiveness, with the Wal
nut valley. In fact, we defy the world to
show an equal extent Of territory which
has produced the same amount OF wealth,
per capita, as has this valley during the
present year.-AEgHsta Adrdnee.
The wonder of this statement will shrink
somewhat when it is made known that the
valley only averages from one hundred to
five hundred yards wide.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-16

a report Of the Commissioner OF Internal
Reseaue, just published. shows that dur
ssg he past seven years the sum Of esq.,
Sel,11 hes been collected from internal
rsvenss taxation, and paid into the treas
uvy without . cent Of loss, while the ex-
peusss ef collection have been only - Per
ocat. - the amount collected.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-16
g. W. LASsELL's
All Healing Balssn. A Certain Cure For

ScaIds, burns, Group, kidney-eomplaint.
cuts, boils, bunions, carbuncles, chapped
hands, scratches, calks, kicks and all old
sores.
At the earnestsolicitation Of many friends
and acquaintances, who have made thor
ough and satisfactory trial Of my Gan Heal
ing Balsam,r take this method Of intro
ducing it to the public atlarge, that the ben
efits TO be derived from its use may be enjoy
ed by oil who are afflicted with any Of the
ailments above enumerated, or who have
stock In such way as to demand treatment
for any Of the above named Affections. 1t
win be found on sale at the 6rug store Of J.
r. Allen, Douglas avenue, Wichita, Kansas,
and by my travelling agents. Full directions
with every bottle. Price, 30 cents per bottle.
45tf F. W. LAssKLL.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-16

been sold while this sl was
depot the Santa Fe western extension
special books in the Of mmed
Developments which regard the best in the market and
customersin quality Of soil
their real value The prices range
from $500 judgment viii double in
value within We several thousand Of these
lands and the Immigrant
We which shah add from time 70 time
press PERMITS changes o slss on dy 70
day. = -....
latter we have large d subject TO saIs
negotiate optional fixed iosa and do n II thnss ths
business Of Arst-eass ReaE Agvney.
We Steele the dusst q The ys
have good ne patronage
which has We Ven rspassd new
Ito serve our aad without e H.
and =. contemplating e.y changes - sis =
the demands Of baaines. $50 sSzss
W ....s or fss.d M - ssAa a rsss
|sas. ~ esas ~ az
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-16
Why RETIRE INGALLS,.

Things look more and moro - II 1t would
be dlaicult to defeat Mr.. Ingalls, reelection
70 the seaate.-kis~i Rspshiesa.
What 10 the use Of defeating lngalls
Has he not made = faithful representative,
and has he mot on every occesies proven
himself capable OF handing intslligestly
every question before congressf In ouI
essimatioa no true KAnsan. proud Of hfs
state and its traditions, should listen fes
one moment 70 = proposition 70 retire, IN
the prise d his ussfulnesa. one Of ths
ablest, nest learned ed eloquent nsn VIA
hes svsr woa . ssat in he United statsa
Seuute. --fs. &ssls Asnibss.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-16

The sixteenth annual reunion Of the So
ciety of the Army of Tennessee will be held
at Cleveland, Ohio, on Wednesday, and
Thursday, October eth and 18th.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-16
Well Boring and Drilling

Promptly done in sedgwick and surrounding
counties. Artesian wells made and prospecting
experience. Outfits for sale. Address
INGELLS BROS,
Or leave orders with NJ. A. Sayies, dealer in
pumps, ETC., Douglas Avenue. wichita, Kan
saS. 45-f
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-16
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
$50 acres in sec. 81, twp. IS, r. Pc, Gypsum twp.
100 acres Ia sec. %, twp. %, r 3w, Alton twp.
100 acres in sec. Is, twp. IS, r. Pc, Gypsum twdi
l60 acres in sec. p, twp. %, r. lw, Ohio twp.
JG0 acres In sec. 30. twp. IS, r. 4w. Erie twp.
All OF the above lands will be sold for cash Ion
on time at per cent interest on payment of one
third cash. 4 lazy giGn nil sfdrue on any Of thou
An energetic man can invest the proceeds Of his
crops in 5. 5 per cents in three years and live
"a spelD on the inte. est
Harris q Harris.
o flee same bailding with U. S Land Office }
27-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-16
Read Thisl
New YORK, !
1886 Broadway, July Is, 1913 !

New YORK.,
1886 Broadway, July 49, '83
CASH HENDERSON:
DEAR Strive concluded clothing to make
for stock dry goods carpets want
prices clothing positively sell it. We have
about So 900 clothing, and want to close out
ible, within the 80 days. The people will soon find
advertising dodge. Give your the benefit
of these bargains and they will appreciate them. will
long find that you selling clothing &
less manufacture In letter
all old goods and that stock
in the best shape of any the State You will have trouble
with a stock, will make prices. i.
e With regards yours truly a
NORRIS KOHN
e We
$4,000 Stock of New Clothing,
of Saturday, August IL
YORK STORB,
M. KOHN CO.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-16

l am selling goods as low rs the lowest for cash
Repairing promptly done.
CLEAgw ATER KANSAS.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-04-28

when the titles were assumed by Kalabnun
! they sayl and that was the time when
public protes, should have been entered. IL
regard 10 all this comforting 81 titles"
Any time from that date TO the present
would do TO return TO the righiful owners d
them all these titles, say I.
u IS . shameful thing to rob boy II biz
rightful possession. Restore TO him his own.
but II the sovereign chooses with a strong
hand 10 seize upon that which is another :,
why W be 1t. But what we have heard, and
what We can substantiate by living witnesses,
that Is what we have testified to and what We
now stated
" The Kuokoa publicly affirmed" says the
Elele, that a. X. Kunuiakca is the iilegiti.
mate child N kamehamcha III, while Kaeo
and f.ahilahi were his legal parents" Thi, Is
very important matter, and should no, be
concealed There are many witnesses to II;
II has been universally talked Of; Kameha.
meha made no secret Of the fact that this was
his son, and there are an abundance II wit.
nesses TO his saying soj there are also tokens
such as arc wont to be preserved a. proofs.
This is a strange thing for the present age, but
u was considercd perfectly proper in the age
that is past. That was the nature Of the
relation between Lioa and Uni his illcgiti.
mate son,l Peleiholani and Kaleiopuu.
kahekili and kamchameha !, and the same
was the relation between Kaukeaouli and this
chief (kunuiakeal. Undoubtedly It is an
offence in this age, but what is the best course,
TO utter falsehood or to speak out the truth :
We prefer to tell the truth.
a child resulting from this kind Of
relation between aliis Of high rank was much
priced in old times, and was greatly esteemed
by those who were jealous Of their chiefly
rank. Does the writer in the Elele imagine
tina, all children born in wcdlock a, the pres.
ent time are legitimate No.
The history Of children begottcn after this
tillegitimate) fashion by parents Of this sort Is
Unknown. These histories merely show
what has been done secretly; the features Of
the parents are seen in their children and this
Is a shame.
This has been brought forth merely because
this youth has been despoiled of the heritage
left him by his father.
The Elee is very anxious to obscure the
right of the popular side, but all your tricks
cannot hide the truth our fathers have told US.
Let your awkward cunning return to its nest
and lie quiet, cunning bego,ten Of deceit.
AT another time We shall conclude our
thoughts on this subject. -hnOkoa, Al ril 18th
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-04-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
An Apology.

In view Of the difficulties which have existed between
of the planters and the lessee Of the Haawa Mill
the following transaction speaks for itself and throws
Ugh, on the anmus Of one Of the planters a, least.
In the p c. Advertiser Of December 5th and 9Th last
published, in the Kohaa items, article charging
the manager Of the Halawa Mill with dishonesty in the
division Of sugar. suit for $4,000 damages was al,
brough, by DR.. Tisdae against L. s. Thompson,
NJ d., the correspondent Of the Advertiser. for making
and publishing this libel The suit was settled upon
DIR. Thompson rendering the following acknowledge
ment and apology:
The undersigned discaims all intention to injure
the character Of Dr. T. p Tsdale by the item that ap.
peared in the Pacific Commercial Advertiser Of Decem.
Der 5,h and 9th last rejecting upon the management, Of
Halawa Mill and regrets that it published as he is
Of the opinion that it based on rumor having no
foundation in fact l.. S. THOMPSON.
Signed in presence Of J. W. THOMPSON. rs9.It
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-04-28

NOTICE OF COPYRIGHT, BE il rsmsmb<rss
IN that on the s,h day VI April, A. u. 1883. THoS
C. rHRUM q Hoaolalu. Island u Oahu. IN accord
with Section a an "Aet to encourage Learning
in this kingdom b securing tbs oopiss 81 charts anl
books TO the authors and psopnssoss u such eopss
approved GA the 3,s day " pscsnbsr. A, ID. ls6.
has deposited In this once the TILE u his book
HAWAIIAN FERNS" synopsis taken mo>il,
from Hooker and Baker. With additions and smsnds
tons atHp<ins especially 10 the Hawaiian u
lands By Edward Bailey, Honolulu, u. l.. the right
" which he elAinas owner and proprietor.
In testimony whereof have ksssunso SCI my hans
and caused ths eel u tbs lnisros psparm<ni TO b
aMxsd a. Honolulu, this = day q April. A. ID. iss}
,,7sn JOHN y BUSH, Miaiass " ln,esios.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-04-28
8p Authoritp.

COLLECTOR EagpALs OFPtcE
Honolulu, April J, Is3l.
Mr. G.. NJ. Lake has been appointed Surveyor and
Guard for the por, Of Mahukona, Kohaa, Hawaii vice
Charles Malteme, resigned, W. F. ALLEN.
Collector. General.
Approved: J. NJ kApEaA, Minister Of Finance.
al5-im
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-04-28

A 7 THos O THRUMs FOREST STORE
~ has b:sa rses,.sd hns assosmens = BOOKS
nom Tn AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY 10 which
the ssssnsioa o. Sunday School LitsAiss. TsaeAsss
and hssds u FAaaLss an issasA su
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-04-28
Office Of Superintendent. of Water Works.

Honolulu, July J, 1899.
All persons having Water Privileges notified that
their WATER RATES arc payable sem-annualy, in ad.
vance, at the Office Of the Superintendent, Of Water
Works, foot Of Nuuanuu street, upon the day Of
January and July Of each year. c. b. WILSON,
tIs.h Superintendent Water WORKS.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-04-28
eAem advertisements.

NOTICE OF D1vIDEND.-The Treasurer Of the
~ in,er'Island Steam Navigation Company will
office on the goth day Of April, 1883
J.. ENA, Jr., Secretary.
Honolulu, April II, 1888.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-04-28

by the Fort Street choir and the audience, anJ
suggestive poem by Mrs. -. +. Dillingham;
'ympatheiically read by Mr.. Frank Damon
thtre were addresses by Mr.. Amasa Pratt MI
r. ~. Davies, Rev Mr.. Cuzan and Mr.. =.
&. Jones IT,, all Of whom spoke to the subject
IN hand, and 10 the point particularly Mr..
Jones, chairman of the building committee.
who spoke so thoroughly to the point that
$500 was raised among the audience 10 make
up deficiency in the building account, and for
necessary furniture. IN Difference to what
seems mistaken dihidcncc, the names II those
contributing are withheld. The Friend will,
however, contain complete financial state
ment ~ the Associations affairs, together with
much valuable Y. NJ {. A. data, and ought to
be in the hand, 81 every member and every
friend " the society. Ahcr the exercises ice
cream, cake and coffee was served, which the
lady friends Of the cause furnished most bounti.
fully. When il tmthfully may be stated that
two young ladies and three young gentleman
who occupied conspicuously good .natured
corner, acknowledged themselves responsible
for the disappearance OF sixteen sauccfuls Of
ice cream, 1t readily will be seen that there was
no stint Moreover IL was nice
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-04-28
CORPORATION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that at the annual meeting Of
the stockholders Of the STAR MILL COMPANY,
held at the office Of Messrs. w. G. Irwin Co.. in
Honolulu, April 49, 1888, the following officers Who also
constitute the board of managers, elected for the
ensuing year, viz
W. K. CASTLE. President
b. AIHERION ....... Vice President.
w U. lkMlN -. Secretary and Treasurer.
J. II. PATTY. Auditor.
Notice is also given that said meeting, by the vote
Of all the stock the planting interest Of D. r. Vida was
consolidated with the company; and. as provided by
charter Of the eorpo.ation the capital stock in.
creased from $4,000 to Saoo by issue Of
new shares at SIS each, whereby the total number Of
shares OF said company now stands at 1000.
w. G. IRWIN,
Secretary and Treasurer Of Star Mill Company
Honolulu. April, 1883. i39-im
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-04-28

rAuTioN.-Al parties are hereby cautioned not
~ TO cash Dr4ii No. so6 dated April q iis,. Tor
{isa drawn BY c n. SPENCER on wM G. IRWIN
Apni !, iss,, fos t+ss} dsasn b {. n, spsaeH IN
wm. Z. h.in a Co. IN favos q g. RehsIds. and
Endorsed By him Al>S. PreGissory Noss dated Al,
AIai n iasos q B. dsstsasis aid dr.Ss ssd aoss
having been loss b. ths undesssned Al kaalaik kau
Hawai- J.F. MACKENZIE
Honoiuls. April a. IA, r,ss
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-04-28
DoSTAL MONEY ORDERS.

Arrangements having been completed for the issuing
Of domestic Postal Money Orders by the Post Office
Department, notice is given that from and after May
rst, money orders will be issued at and can be drawn
on, either Of the following named Post Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-14

urement Goods 15s e2os LoNDoN stesp. $4,000 BUSH
sSs 100 s &c si foaS %
sSs ss ,p @ 81 Ss. @sss
iss sIsa sssass
s1ss lsss f. ssl sass ssi:
qsS;s Ss 40 3 s..ls gri;s;s
BHITe Two Norwssan SsTss each 5000 SSs
49, S. 90 TRJEsTE austrian 6 Ss5 isSoo essss d.
German bark $500 DDS Naplt ls s. i "A
bHyk S0rwsn bark bark 44oS zoo pS e do
RSFSEsf assls% s%g SSI; SsaasS fsifsss ,,S
rhadsB5s asOO 6Ols d. ios Es p Sss
thence 100 qrs as PEoaREsso. brig go
out and nS% 5000 S and port 5g
rsovIsioSs@PoRk@r West higher by about sssz
there sse sellers a. further decline Of about 9S per
500 66i, Mess SPOT So s5SsS 90 100 bSs s Choice S.
Ss % se :. Ss d Ts%ss g.
srsna: sny M. r%f Ss stS ri
s sseS CITY Ssa Esr. nSs Mess. sssA M
a sspH 3 ana an Sss es saSsa
fa s any as Stpse n Saoed
smoked sncsaers s.s smoked HAMS iasia ~ ,rs;
Long t., ca here IS e gs h ana
7L0Sac.; Pigs -LAhD-Ine market ~ .ne
advanced freely l0a23 points ruling firm and closing q.
the best dgures of the day cash trading ess anu
speculation moderate sales go tcs Prime steam SPOIL
ssss g as2 sS Sold f is & On On
closing S75c for Contract grade July quoted o1oc ovo
tcs August S02 $751; closing s6sassoc; iz2V ,cs'
september S73eSS2c: closing 5V2 aa3oc s,zov ~
October o79a9c. closing ye90Jc; $50 tcs November
S75c $50 December 816c both closng higher lIeO
tea seller 3c, closing sIsc bid Cty steam
s26c Refined quoted si5c Continents 6foc south Amer
lean Blu rTEMarket has not raised for the day Win
moderately active inquiry Choice Creamery held
Enthusiastically fine stock has fair demand aud holders
and lower qualities quiet and barely steady
Frmness noted TO prices which show urther sgt az
vance, demand continues fair state ana Pennsy
vaIia, 2Os2ic.. Western. lysci Canada. Iy512oc-
RfCE-FIm with a good steady dcpand the supply OF
Domestic light foreign Is being sold here for shipment
SOUTH Charleston taking the most The supplies In the
sEEDS-Dul; clover, lax ol44c; Timothy; ~ sV@sz'
Domestic Flarseei. 81 40 cciautta Linsecd 81 90.
sUaAR-Kaw quiet steady unchanged Fair Refining,
basc sales IS hhds Nueyss 5a6ssc 20 nhds Ponce 6c
60 hhda Msnzans CSC Refined higher Crushed 9c; Cut
Loaf 9e Powdered esesSc, grannlatsd se Sa ,ss
Standard "a" sasse ac OF "a" 77sssisc; white Extra
&C." 1897 so; Extra SC" 7sS7iaci "Cs 7ise74c; Vel
low &C" 6se7c. yellow. Ga o6s4c.
lie .aies $4,000 Phadspna. isc; oo0narssrno stsar
TAGfow-oust and steady Primo City quoted 7'sc.'
safes. 10000 70. 7s4c
TEA-.Dull and nominal. - -.
ToBACco-Rsntucky quiet, LuGs 6t9ec.; Leaf 6to
10c. sales 222 hhds during tho week seed Lesf more
active; sales 1900 1882 Pennsyvans private terms
easel 1882 Wisconsin 10 lee $50 New England
6el3c; 200 bales Havana sSc6sl lo zoo paies Suns's
wooLNsnsness Is st small and the undsrtone weak and
Irregular Stocks accommodating and dealers appear
anxious realize
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-14
EARLY DAYS OF FAMOUS RACERS.
rro,a IN. Pnflqd,lphta Press.

PftfQuttpNt1
representative of The Press making a n.y.
ing trip over the Erie Railroad, fell in with peasan
looking who seemed to take good desi Of ,eress
i'm horse flesh. This gentleman was W. 3 hupert, VI
Cincinnati. who is worth round million, and what ne
doesn't know about horses hardly worth
made with Maud ). and Aldine, Mr. Hubert sall:
was once the owner Of Maud 8. She was my properly
for a week Captain Bugher. an old rlyerman, VINO
came up IRON the Monongahela, was great friend Oh
mine he tine judge OF horses. too; ana one Gay
where there was a sale of blooded stock in prog
ress Bugner ad plenty Of money and liking the LOOKS -
walking away when last lot the catalogue wSs
'0 good ' annual that advised Bughsr to buy her
NO. said he rye bought n, h er0n myself. AID
got her for si45 told Busher to take my y to his
farm along with his and be did So week or zen 5s
sfterward went dow to his place and looked ~ sne
colts, and Bugher pointed out nervous looking little
sorrei as mine Ths sorrel lly had piece OF
been tied around animate neck to distinguish my
property from the rest said did not LOOK 70 ms xe
that finally said no about the matter After 90.
home looked at my BOOK sna a On h
forehead when i saw Captain Bugher next time re 1
showed him the paper and ne was @ from
the rest and not long after had her cent 10 my own
stables That 10 where made my mistake ~ liz
rrs tina, WAS 90 an Iious to get rid of was Maud g.
and my little bay her sister Maud mas 'fo''ea !"
Pardon me- the best time she made is 21o" inter
rupted an elderly gentleman who was listening " 'i
Hulbert's interesting recital . .,..x. r.,.,,, -,
turfman and what IL more she has done ~ t"os ice;
hayiug been timed By experts with stop wntcaesnpa
oushy pested my friend" said Mr.. Hubert turning y
the old gentleman had manifested so mueh inters,e
Well I'd ought he. spose replied the O. e. coony'
. vas the original ow ner OF Goldsmith Maid"
me dickens!" we both exclaimed " -FOUR nam'
.John B. Decker of Montague, snssex County, :. =
Speaking Of horses, the MAID was va. Que S. vas
lx Inst for exercise abe used 10 jump every fence OF
the farm and make q dash scross the meaaoMs ~
snrspo sneed tried take som6 OF Tn spirit OUT
her by plcughing corn with her, but couldn't mako
vor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-14
THE COURTS.
REQUESTS FOR Posr-MoRTEM MASSES.

orrcrs FOR PosT-MoRTEM MASSES.
r.rrouAN REsrArEs HIS VIEWS IN THE CASE
OF MRS. GILMAN.
rndos Freedman, in the Superior oour,' 10
- r.ndered decision that Henry McArdie "us'
o,nt for certain moneys which hao peen piaoeu.a -
sa. nv n Mrs. Gilman shortly before ner ooa'n' -
., arst instance for the support OF herself anu
a after their deaths for the purpose OF having
"a for the repose OF her soul Since the decision ''e
ssu has received it is sad great number Oh
,etters many of which Of an abusive chaiSc
:, .hou, show that the writers not only KNOW no''s
,,o,t the In w of this country but nothing apou' '
,nra NJ Judee Freedman's decision. mo'ion - "a
ss ,,aae for a settlement OF Judge Freedman unu
ings In the case he has taken the opportunity
NO the principles laid down In his prc'io I,a,ord
He begins by pointing out the iaos ,ertv for the
.verv dispositlon of real and personal poP a, tho
80 na,ses for the repose Of soul IL vo'o ~ .'
oase Of real property by express statutes IA ,n
,,os,,,ors NJ real estate for supersueou" u' -, .
the case Of personal property ny 'he ae,' ,,,o ,o,
~.,,. based on the ground OF an assumeu puoilo "a
, Tn this country there are no STATUTES a.,
icy rms,sb ones. and tho assumed public policy n
70 the o recognjzed Hence il Mrs Gilman naa
made WILL giving her money 70 b men repose of her SOUL
pr 20 particular church priest for that haye BEEN
Seeuest would have been valid bsem m'e given in the
,ne t sano Of Mrs Gilman absolutely to church
or priest for the pnrpOss 2, Mr. SO that the
IL inc aS he Sond recall the gift would have been up
held Mrs Gilman aa , noas so Ot 1et to retain
s sne .,se ~ the money Mr.. McArde was 10 nave no
Interest money In the previous rs open to
nc LEGAL obecon; the difficulty was that there was no
tTost at ali which the law could recognize n9
thers as no person existence, or cspabie OF cons
INTO rsfence who could call the supposed !rusee 20
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