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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-04
RESPONSIBLE FOR AN EXPLOSION.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-Mr. Van Valkenburg,
supervising inspector OF steam vessels at Buffalo, has re-
ported TO Supervising nspoctOrGeneral Dumon the re-
suit OF his investigation into the OF the explosion OF
the boiler Of the steamer Coorsdo September 5whie
the steamer leaving Buffalo for trip to the upper
lakes The conclusion OF the supervising inspector Is that
the explosion was caused by tho misconduct OF Thomas
Lovett chief engineer OF the Colorado In weighing down
the safetyvalve and because OF his negligence aud mat
enton to duty other matters The supervising lnspec
tor has therefore, suspended LOyetts license for an In
definite period and arded copy of all the evidence
i'm the the DstTctAttoney for the Northern Dis
trlct of NeW-York.
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JUSTICE Parker MIKES a CONCESSION.

TRENTON, Dec. 3.-New Jersey lawyers have
been agtating lately in favor OF compelling Supreme
Court Justices to live in the districts 10 which they
respectively assigned. The chief that Judge
Joel Parker lived at Freehold In Monmouth County and
held court the extreme lower counties OF the state 50
that lawyers having business with the Court out OF term
time had to go the State and back spending day
and half In order TO see him. The Last Legislature
almost passed bill effect the desired change but It
WIS defeated by the opposition OF all the Judges and by
Judge Parkers threat, II 1t passed, TO move into
little town in an ouofthe-way corner OF nus district
where he would be even more difficult 10 reach than AT
Freehold Tho trouble has just been ended 10y Judge
Parker announcing that he Is about ~ to Camden
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
JPTsH CRIMINALS AND CRIMES.
THE SENTENCE OF oDoNNELL APPROVED.
ppoTEsTANTs ASSAULTED IN wEXfoRD-PooLh DE-
MED NEW TRIAL.

pporFsTINTs ASSAULTED IN WEXFoRD-POoLh DE-
MED NEW TRIAL.
LONDON. Dec. 3.-All the morning papers APP
rros the verdict in the case Of ODonnell. The I""
saws & was impossible jury TO arrive at any o'n
conclusion The evidence for the Crown was cic"i "N
abundant Carey was hated and was murdered peoSuSo
he was an informer, but the fact that Carey aeu ' NV
in bringing other murderers to justice rendered. MS ~
70 protection by the Government paramount
farevs murder was a crime which outraged Jusuce III W
common degree, and which the law was pounu W a,one
7B, Telegaph SAYS o'Donneps painful exhibition 0.
violence at the end of the trial dssipated any oouo'
any existed concerning the motives underlying HIS S
age act ,,.
The Standard SAYS there can scarcely ne any uou'
raised even in Ireland, concerning the Jusco VI 0''
neu's sentence. - =.
The sheriff will visit ODonneT in Ncwgate Prison To-
rrov and inform him that he IS be hanged on Mon
day, December II. o,u r,o
Government will probably provide for her
WExFoRD, Dec IA mob here last evening at'ackeu
the theatre 10 which an Evangelical service was being
nd and attepted TO burn the building. The mob took
f1ll possessiOn OF the town. broke the WlnuoNs VI
Protestant church and those OF near t de ~ the
women who attended service at the chufcn anu .nea
torn of and the men The mob
paraded the streets for several hours Singing "ou Saw
DUBLIN. Dec "a prominent Invincible, who IS now
undergoing penal servitude. has offered to gave lOri.
evidence against fourteen who are to DC placed on
trial To-day for the murder OF Mrs e ,
nsOwn, In April, 1892 while she was driving noho Ao
| church with her brOther-inlaw. ,o-r
The application OF the counsel OF Joseph LSo o
trial upon the ground that the court In when ne Ns
vcted of the murder of John Kenny was Illegally 6os
tuted was refused to-day by the Court OF queen
nostoral letter from Cardinal McCabe was READ IN inc
Catholic churches here yesterday Ii strongly dehounCe
secret societies which, 1t said seem 70 possess
charm for Irishmen, ending generally with hlhghdn
rope or the infamy OF an informer ., o..or
| NEwRY Dec. 3-Father MacCartan was stonen yssSSi
day while passing through the Protestant quarter Oh h
|
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HIGH And LOW CHURCH Ar ODDS.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3.-The contest between
the High and Low Church parties in the Protestant Eps
copal Church OF the Eyangess which has been dormant
for several months revived this morning by the pres
entaton OF number OF petitions signed by members Of
the gh Church party asking the Court TO grant man
damus upon the rector church wardens and yesrymen
commanding them TO show why the eomplainants
should not restored TO their rights members o the
congregation Tney aver that tho accounting warden has
refused receive their procred pew rent and In several
cases has stricken their names nom the roll.
The Court granted wrts OF alternative mandamus call
ing upon the defendants 10 show why the plaintiffs
praYer should not be granted.
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4 NEW EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

WnsTPORT, Conn.,, Dec. 3.-Edward II. Nash,
recently returned from England, where he has been
studying ecclesiastical architecture is about 10 build an
Episcopal church. take the place Of erected here
fifty years ago County Commissioner Nathan Beden as
engineer and Richard Lambert OF Bridgeport as srchi
feet met the societys building committee on Friday to
suryey and stake the plot wbeeon the new church.
yhc6 will b OF brick with tcrra-cOtta nnshngs, Is 10
stand Plans for the structure arc completed ana the
contracts given out II Is expected that me ehufSn wiz
he ready Tor services about Christmas 1854 The neln
OF the organization OF the parish Inc cost
n shs chasca viii lot exceed 930,OoO.
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HIRVARD UNIVERSITY PROSPEROUS.

BosToN, Dec. 3.-The Harvard University
catalogue for 80 and si shows that the government,
teachers and other officers OF the University 23
persous Of whom 1877 teachers. The Senior class
numbers 200 students the Junior 1876 the Sophomore,
24s; the Freshman. 253 aud special students, 81 (;
total 072 students There 81 students IN the Divinity
School l46 In the Law 20 In the Scientific 2l3 IN tho
Medical 80 In the Dental, and 90 others.
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motion TO compel the Bell Telephone Company to produce
records for the inspection Of the Overland Tee
nbope Company, the latter corporation being the NC
f.so,s a. rit brought by the Bell Telephone Com
~, Heed infringement Of patents The matter
p pan ya ,o se,cd by compromise. under which thc
records to be submitted ior easJ the claims OF
Drawbauch ard other alleged inventors OF me afa
mission OF sound by electricity, PROF 70 te bei p'''
~, 4'.n,,nso 40 test the validity OF the latter
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WHY THE M0RAVIANS DID NOT UNITE.

BETHLEHEM, Penn, Dec. St was announced
not long ago that the project for tho union Of Northern
and southern provinces OF the MOravan Church had
failed because the Joint Commission could not agree
upon basis Of union. 1t is asoertaned that the
trouble was mainly due to the Rev. Nj. T. Richard, who
ia the legate OF the German Church who visited the
American churches last summer. He strongly advised
against the proposed union The Rev. Messrs. Rights
md Kondthaler the Southern representatives, acted
upon this advice, and thus the efforts at union have
.alnA
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Telegraph building last night Excepting two points N
Canada where IL was reported TO be showing hea'y a
Oswego N " whore Il beginning 70 snow snS vera
that the weather was clear cloudy There were NO III
dications OF severe storm reported. alt
At the Western Union Building Night Manager SlnA
sad that early in the day the California wires nad Dee
Frustrated by sleetstorm at the West but that some
reestabshed There was no delay In the evening. A
late dispatch from St. Johns n B., stated that hea'y
snOwstorm had prevailed there all day.
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ASTRONOMY INlBROOKLYN.

AT tie December meeting of the American
Astronomical Society in Brooklyn, last evening B. v.
White was reelected president and g. p serviSs secre-
tary Professor Parkhurst lectured upon comets, and
Professor Coakey opposed the theory that comets tails
were caused by electric repulsion from the sun Mr.
scrys summarized the theories prOpOunded IN the news
paper relative the red glow IN tine shy last week. IN
dining theory that meteoric dust Ia the atmosphere
Nnna tie cause Of the phenOmenn.
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SNOW IN TIE EAST; SLEET IN THE VEST

The Associated Press reported yesterday
that severe snOw-storm prevailing throughout tho
Northeast and along the coast. supcrnten-
dent HuInstone was quoted as saying that in
the West tho storm had been so severe that
It had interrupted telegraphic communication with
California Little was known about tho extent OF the
storn AT the signal Service station the Western Union
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.


PHILADELPHIA, DOC. o.-OHCIaIsOI JHUI UIIH-
syvana Railroad Company deny the reports that tha cor
poration intends TO lease the NewYOrk, West Shore and
Rug,lo line They say that the company has satisiac
torv traffic contract with the West SHORE Road, but
that there IL no either 70 purchase or form any
other alliance with 10 TO enter further INTO competition
for New-YOrk traffic.
TRENTON, Dec. 3-Chancelor Runyon has granted an
order giving the defendants in the suit OF Walls, execu
tors against the NewIcrsey Central Railroad an extern
sion OF time until December 49, within which ~ file their
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4 SHIP AND EIGHT LIVES LOST.

DIGBY, n. s., Dec. 3.-While the Government
steamer Newdeld towing ship last night near
this place the hawser parted and the vessel went
ashore near Point Prm lighthouse, striking against the
bluff of the rock. Captain Brown, OF the Newheld,
WAS on board the ship with nine men, only two Of
whom were saved Captain Brown was formerly leu
tenant inc Royal Navy, and was popular III this CITY,
where he leaves q family
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FINANCES OF THE EASTERN.
LEY TELEGRAPH TO TIE IkIBUNL'I

BosroN. Dec. 3.-The directors OF the
tstorn Railway have submitted their annual report
The total earnings the fiscal year ending September
30. from freight and passenger traffic. were s5,oss'
zoe 10 an increase over the previous year of $751;
42s g. The operating expenses for 1883 were @, be
ee9 * creater than for 1882 The net income for n9
mast wear was 81 273 675 60, net gain OF sl6Sooo 10
=
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ARRESTED ON a CHARGE OF ISLANDER.

NEw-HAvEN, Dec. 3.-Grand-Juror Painter,
OF West Haven, arrested this morning on civil suit
for SANDER brought by Miss Mamie Kmner. whom no
charged with being kleptomaniao and stealing dia
mond ring at the wson-5omers wedding at West
ekadu nm in "A
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BANDs OF INVADERS IN PERSIA.

TEHERAS, Dec. 3.-The Mussulman fanatic,
Khaf seyd, who arrived at Merv November g. where
he claimed have performed miracles has entered Per-
STA with 1000 Turcomans, who, however, are badly
armed Two smaller bands have also invaded Persia,
and all OF the invaders slowly advancing toward
Meshed, the capital OF Khorassan The Per.an troops
who W. re sent against them retreat fast Kaf Seyd
advances and achievements are being sent from
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHNGToS. Monday Dec. 3. 1888.
A SMALL CONSCIENCE CoNTRmUTIoS-Treasurcr Wy
man to-day received conscience contribution OF - nom
resident OF Diego Ca being principal and interest
on amount OF duties eyaded nearly twenty years ago.
A NEW NArIoYAL BASK-The Controller OF tho Cur
rencv has authorized the Exchange National Bank OF
Hastings Neb., to begin business with capital VI
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DESIGNATION or DIR. HASTINGS.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 3.-Tho trustees OF johns
Hopkins University, at their monthly meeting 'o''y'
oa,d the resignation of Dr. Charles s. Hastings, pro-
,.sor NJ physcs In the university Dr. Hastings has
n rendered. the chair of physics Ia sheffield school VI
science, In Yale College, aud vi accept
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AN IysURRFcTIONARY PLOT IN SPAIN.

VALENCIA, Dec. 3.-The newspaper Las
Porineas of this city, publishes letter from Barcelona
stating nsurreconary plot has been discovered
among the members OF the battalion Of Rifles forming
por+ of the garrison there captain two lleutenants
and two ensns have been arrested and sent 70 Madrid
II believed they belong to the Republican Military AS
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4 GOLD MINE YEAR ELLENVILLE.

ELLENvILLE, n. Y, Dec. 3.-The people of
this place excited old gold mine situated at
Fairtirskll. II is known the Russell NINE The ex-
isence OF gold in the rock at that place has long been
Known but the was not sufficiently rich to warrant
reduction by any Of tho old processes For some months
past however, an assayer of EcwYor1 City has been
experimenting with the Last week, at large pub
lie meeting held here he stated that he believed the mine
was the extensive and valuable gold and silver de
post the state The seemed practically Inc 1hast
le would yield by his process OF reduction from 80
60 SO per ton. lie thought at depth or nity feet IL
would Yield perhaps high @3 $40 per ton 5pecine ms
of gold aud silver bullion extracted FROM the ore ~ the
United States Assay Office shown, with certificates
giving the value of examined as rs "a per ton
The ssayer offered to take the mine and work with
NewYork capital but Mr. Russell and the Otner owners
prefer a home company which will doubtless he or
eanzed at once. II is thought that the mine can DO
opened for work NJ a cost OF $1,000
LITIG ALTON OVER TELEPHONE P1TENTS
TRENTON, Dec 3.-There was an excited
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TOPICS IN THE DOMINION.

KINGSTON, Dec. 3.-Recently party OF fit
teen Americans with forty dogs secured large number
OF deer near this town. About one hundred carcasses
were United States and large number were
left in the woods. Parliament will be asked TO prevent
further slaughter.
MONTREAL, Dec. 3-Bank stocks advanced this
morning from to per cent City gas stock declined
uer
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ALLEGED CRUELTY TO d SEAMAN

NEW LONDON Conn.,, Dec. 2.-Edward Tyr
rell, mate Charles Birdsa engineer, George whittle
fireman, and Christopher Lawrenson, deckhand, OF ths
tug Robert Lockhart, charged with brutay assautng
samuel Baker the high seas, before the United
States Commissioner yesterday Ther cases were post
p0ned to December 10 to await the result OF BAKERS
iDiures
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THE MEXICAN NATIONAL OPENED.

CRY OF MEXICO, Dec. 3.-To-day the Mex
CON National Railroad was opened to the public IN
line to San Miguel is now extended to point 254 mile
from this city.
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Now that the government is rich enough to
carry letter for two cents, we would humby suggest
that stop making the postal cards OF blottingpape
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THE SPRAGUE ESTATE LITIGATION.

PROVIDENCE, Dec. SIN the Supreme Court
today of Receiver Farnsworths petition for
writ 10 recover the possession Of the Qudniek Mills
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises 70S; SETS 4S3 Moon sets $40 Moons Is
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook lO4l Gov. Island I'LL Hell Gate. GA
PM-Sandy Hook 1l03 Gov. Island ll43 Hell Gate. Los
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from William sprague, the Court ordered govs,,oi
Sprague to surrender the mills tomorrow, Govs,rS5
Batter appeared for Governor sprague
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LITYGATIOy OVER TELEPHONE P1TENTS

TRENTON, Dec. 3.-There was an excited
argument in the United States Circuit Court to-day over
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THE NEW COLOSSUS

Not like the brazen giant OF Greek fame,
With conqueTtng limbs astrde from land 70 land,
Hero AZ our sea-washed, sunset gates shan stand
mighty woman, with torch, whose tane
IL the imprisoned lightning and her name
Mother OF Exiles. From her beacon-hand
CLOVIS world wide welcome her mild eyes command
The air bridged harbOr that twincities frame.
"Reep ancient lands your stored pompl" cries che,
With silent Ups. " Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses, yearning TO breathe freej
The wreiched refuse Of your teeDlng shore-
Send these the Homeless, tempsst-tOet to me
] LIT my lamp beside the golden doOrl"
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Warden Jno stock.seyenty five to eight
IL 80, eighty and eighty-two, 4 90.
Warden J I imp.s and stock, eighty
and eighty twos5 20.
Warden Thos inPts aud stock, seven
W six toeight s II, eighty to eighty
tive, Q 40.
Washington Mrs Canvas acres land
bought Of WIN Meyer and impts,
cighty-one and two, z72.
Washington Gilbert stock, eighty.one
and two, 2 96.
Washington Geo 100 acres lapdsand
impis, bought Of Lastie Guillorey,
eighty one and two, 592.
Watson Allen stock, eighty to eighty
two, 5 40.
Wilkins w impts and stock, eighty
two, H.
Ward N W stock, eighty two, 1 "A.
Ward Jno ID imps and stock, eighty
to eighty TIVE, s 50.
Webs ] J os acres land NEi-2 Of SW
Ia see 10 T3S RI ", and impls,
eighty one and two, 10 co. :
Wells y Pitmap inpts, eighty-twe,
$40.
Welsh James 40 acres land sec s T3
SR3 v, eighty two, 2 90.
Welsh 4 B Al acres land bought Of
doe Hamilton, eighty to eighty
two. IA So.
Welsh Ed stock, eighty one and two,
6 0s.
West Nathaniel impts and stock, sew
enty three to eight 92 Oh, eighty
two, 3 50.
West AbsDlom stock, seventy seven n
eight s rs, eighty two, ~
West Richard stock, seventy seven &
eight II ~, eighty Two, 4 or
Weathersbg 4 Il ilpPts ard stock,
eighty enc ana tive, ! 80.
Wethelford Rolin geo acres land on
talcasiep liSeT, eighty two, 4 68,
Whert a 81, oneshalf acre ef lapd,
eighty two, B 40.
Nhitaker Jas + impts 4 stock, eighty
one and $50. 10 o.
White u Il stock, eighty 70 eighty
TIVE. 3 a.
Ahife Jno stock, seventy seven and
eight Z l7seighty 10 eighty two, s 90 4
NFhilwan d w 22g acres Lana d impts,
near Sabine, eighty ono 4 two,22 %. !
" hiitsp Hi ippts and stock, seventy
one 70 eight u SO, eighty 70 eighty !
ttoS 00
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n a ".

Yatehe Louis 80 acres land on Lake
Arthur, eighty to eighty two, 40.
Young Henry col. stock, eighty to
eighty-two, 9 81.
Young S 4 impts and stock, seventy
seven 4 eight "A, eighty two, Oh
Young And. impts and stock, seventy
one to eight lo9 81, eighty to eighty
two, II 80.
Young Seaborn inpts and stock, eighty
TO cigbty-two, 9 ~
Young Thos impts and stock, seventy
two to eight 80 81, eighty to eighty
two, 8l2.
Young VIM impts and stock, seventy
two to eight 10 p, eighty to eighty
two, II 81.
Young Zepherim impts 4 stock, eighty
to eighty two, 6 s4
Young Oscar impts and stock, seventy
seven and eight . IA, eighty and
eighty two, 2 -.
Yoenm Jesse g impts and stock, sew
epty eight 3 43, eighty end eighty
two, 9 SO.
Zetf WIN impts and stock, eighty-one
and two, 2 So.
Perkins DolPbine 100 acres land 7 8
s r 10 W, eighty two, %.
Perkins Mary 1870 acres land on Beck
worth creek, eighty one a two, 3 81,
Bapt;ste Jas, impts and stock, tax 'S2, g.
Babineau Jean, impts md stock tax 's2, 2 20.
Briggs W r, stock, tax 50, 81.
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TOWN ROLF.

Association Germaa Benevolent, one
third acre land, eighty two, 4 so.
Bilbo Il II, / l-3 acre land in town of
Lake Charles, eighty one and two,
Is 90.
Bilbo Mrs VIM, acre laud IN town Of
Lake Charles, eighty one and two,
4 40.
Canton Wm, two-ibirds acre land in
town 81 Lake Charles, eighty two,
5 SO.
Clement Mrs Talisma / 2-3 acres land
IN town Of Lake Charles, eighty-one
and two, 30 40.
Clement S II and p S 10 acre land IN
town Of Lake Charles, eighty one
and two, S2 90.
Clement SH IL acre land in Lake
Charles, eighty one and two, Q s4
Clement ID s l-3 acre land in Lake
Charles, eighty one apd two, ~ IS.
Combe A 4 acres land III Lake Charles,
eigbty-twoaa 40.
Davidson Jno s, lS acre land 10 Lake
Ttt"AfIS ~ Attt ifesF3 n II, ~ y 1870 Ms W.
Doleac T + stock, eighty two, 2 60
Dobenine Louis, lib acre land in Lake
Charles, eighty Two, u SO.
Farque Amedee, stock, seventy six,
IA eighty tive, s sc,
Fassoia Peter, mdse. iu trade, eighty
two. 4 40
Frieke NJ G, ono acre land ID Lake
Charles and impts, eighty one and
Two, 212 So
Glasspool Mary LIS acre land IN Lake
Charles, eighty 70 eighty two, II 20.
Gray Jas 4 ! acrc Land II Lake Charles
eighty one and two, Il go.
Gray EraESs, Estate, ] acre land in
Isake Ghafles, eighty aud eighty
two, 96 60
Gilieg lsaae, two acres 3apd IN lake
Charles, eight = 70 eighty two, 10 40. /
llasEeli w II 10 acres lana IN Lake /
Charles, eighty one md two, 1 90 81 !
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enty seven and eight 4 81, eighty &
eighty two, G8.
Williams Wash | acre land near La.
W r r depot, bought of VIM Wal
tiers, eighty two, So.
Williams Clara B 362 acres land sec
10 T SIS Rw, seventy seven & eight
50 80, eighty one and two, 10 80.
Williams II N stock, eighty to eighty
two, 4 30.
Williams Pierre SO acres state land,
eighty-ohe and two. 2 "a.
Williams Louis | l-:3 acres land near
Lake Charles, bought Of Ira Ryan,
eighty and eighty two, 0 56.
Williams w J ippts and stock, sew
enty-two to eight 80 36, eighty to
eighty-two, GA.
Williams Sam col. impts, seyenty-seven
and eight 9 IA, eighty two, / 40.
Williams Piero Ind. ifnpts and stock,
eightg-two, 4 20.
Williams w G stock, seventy d.
eight 81, eighty to eighty two,
rs.
Williams w w stock, eighty two, lao,
Williams Gay stock, eighty-two, 2 90.
Wilson II NJ lmpts and stock, eighty
TO eighty two, 10 80.
Wilson J J impts and stock, eighty
one and two, oS.
Willis Sam stock, seventy three 10
eight ~ %, eighty one & two, 90.
Williford D II 100 acres land SEl-4
of SEA sec 7 sI-2 Of SWl-4 SWl-4
of NWT-4 see 8 r 6SR = ", tax
eighty one and two, 5 30.
wilkins Henry irppts q stock, eighty
two, / as.
WHISKY Jas goo acres land sec 20 I o
S r l3w, eighty two. 3 40.
Wilcox Geo w SO acres land sec 9 T
6S R 5 ", eighty aud and two, 8 Oh.
WiDgate Alice 1850 acres land secs 4 &
ct $ R4 v, eighty one and two,
A 20.
N4ngate L stock, eighty two, Is SO.
Wopley T B stock, eighty two, 2 "a.
Wooster Il A 1853 acres lgnd bought Of
Does & Mearns, eighty Two, IL 2S.
Wooster n ] stock, eighty two, 1 "a.
Woods n B stock, seventy six to eight
10 76, eighty and eighty two, s as.
Wood Nj N So acres land sec ATT s.
re ", eighty to eighty two, 7 10.
Woodard + N impts and stock, sew
onty eight 2 81, eighty one and
two,3 90.
Woodard Jas stock, seyenty-eight go,
eighty to eighty two, 90.