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LEGAL NOTICE.
Edward 8, Blair

Edward 8, Blair
tHenry County Court
William Carnahau, ct al. of Common Pleas.
WILLIAM CARNAHAN aud Mary E. CarnAhan,
w whose place OF residence is unknown TO the
plaintiff, viii take notice that Edward 5. Blair OF the
county Of Henry, In the State Of Ohio did, on the
30th day Of August, A. d. 1884, file his petition IN
theCourt Of Common Pleas within aud for the coun-
ty Of Henry In the said State OF Ohio against the
said William CsrnAhAn and Mary E. Carnahan and
Others defendants setting forth in substance that
the said william CarnAhan and Mary z. Carnshan
gave q mortgage to one Morrison j. Marvin and by
- Morrison ]. Marvin transferred to the said Ed
80 5. Blair, on the north east quarter Of the
southeast quarter Of section five, town three,
north range eight east In Henry county, Ohio, to
secure the payment Of $50 according to certain note
referred TO in said mortgage, and praying the said
William and Mury Carnahan may pay said sum now
aimed to be due. with interest, that said prem
Mes may be- sold to pay the same and the said Will
liam Carnahan and Mary E. Carnahan are notified
that they required to appear and answer said pc
tion or before the third Saturday after the ilth
day Of October, 1883.
EDWARD S. BLAIR.
By Tyler Donnelly, Attorneys.
Sept 6.-6w. Sll 81.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-10-25

A camper at Lake Tahoe, while
asleep, was attacked by u large bat,
which fastened on his nose, and had to
be killed before it could be removed.
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a BARGAIN!
At Private Sale.

ATHE undersigned will sell at private sale the saw
L. mill and engine and all attachments, located al
liberty Center, Henry County, Ohio. The property
bust be sold, the location is an excellent one, the
achinery in the best condition, aud can be pur-
\ ased at great bargain. Apply soon.
d X. B0WKER,
Sept 13, 18S3.-tf. Receiver.
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Land for Sale!

THE undersigned will sell so acres of land situ-
ated n the west half of the northwest quarter Of
ance timber land. Title clear. For further infor-
nation inquire OfW. H. Burns on the adjoining
farm, or of ANDREW SwARTS,
jamestown, Pa.
apll2-S3tf Mercer Co.
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION:

JOHN r. MCLEAN, Proprietor.
'mo Cincinnati, o.
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LOWEST. RATES,

In fact If you have any property you wish insured
call on Daggett and save money. If you have de
fective title to your land, call ON Daggett and hav
your title made perfect, if you do not he may stea
the title to your little homes, for
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THERE'S MILLIONS INIT;

and no mistade. Ifyou have deed or mortgageto
make, call on Daggett, he does all such business
Office with Justice Donovan, Humphreys Block.
May lS-tf
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

bhtr1H OF Henfy County, Ohl0
Bissel & Gorill, attorneys for plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, Oct. 10th, 1882. 81 6,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02
3weiter She'll.
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o30-llt
1907 7th street northwest,

4 NHANCERG SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
EsS fSSrhhh Up RMHHaff 10 10
s. fSH SHhEFE kfHHHSFsT ok Ri Ei
PE4HNfSft fEGSSSa 81 e e s. f5fzf
By virtue Of decree of the supreme Court Of the
ps5ft on Of the osHmR 2 of ar an ss Eq,y
vii s At f n pr Auction II Il the n de M
sreys pieces q the days and At the hours l
f1Faf1f BAY Of f f On s D f
O'CLOCK NJ the following described Real Estate
ate III the City Of Washington III ths District of Columbia
three hundred and seventy eight l57e besinnng for the
90, and thence running due north one hundred and
eistXseyen (s1l feet tn 90 inches and ehalf %
alley due west thirty go feet six e, inches and one6af
% an ilr theace at right angles due south through
,n,hs and oneehaf - an inch to north street thence
six 90 inches and one-half Ga the place Of
AND on SAME DAY. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ that
other certain piece parcel of real estate premises
situate in said city and District known and being lot
vision OF square numbered four hundred and eight iOS,
fe easen at and on g n sess
from the northwest corner Of said SQUARE and running
thence ssah , 2 feet e tSar nchs
more or less thence north twenty ga feet four
y aTP IS FGtsP1Y s u i FE ; Or OF
= = A'''s
that s 2haf m a ty or IF and
part Of lot numbered seven O. in uare Numbered four
hundred and fortyseyen DAD beginning for the same
ming thence north along the lle Of It'll street west
swsnty o feet thence cast ssa $50 feet thence
On fsfs t tS the BA ass Of At ' FIVE O'clock
ist situate in said city and District and known and
5 IN b safs or
q, fe southeast t corner OF SAID lot and running
"a Sat:' Es' x s ssd det
s ns tS t te p nst Ta iD ST.
SAD AN 6S SANE of Di fe f m
and rfal
ioar haarsd eas b ss%a1s n for
Of saa na ece h
ssn CD feet thence north ts feet thence
AND IN. 81 S!' SANE Pesi paY IMMEDIATELY AFTER
in sd or city par snd q fsa
as enf 1n part of s snd q
for the @ nst on ta
Of said square and running thence east twenty
thrse s2 feet thence norh eighty css feet thence
AS6 Sk 3 Fa 4 rGgR
] IN ss city as # AMID
numbered four hundred and fifty five ass as the same
together with ali the improvements on said pieces 81
property.
Terms Of sale prescribed by said DECREE are as fol
and the residue in equal nstanlents in and two
from the day of SALE and the payment thereof
cured on the property sold cash to be paid tho day
deposit Of five hundred dollars ($50O) each Of the
sos street and q street a northwes
and Of two hundred dollars $4,000 on each Of the
manning pieces Of property Will be required at the time
OF sale and the whole cash payment must be made
within ten l0) days after SALE All conyeyancng and
not COMPLIED with within ten (o) days after any sale
the trustees reserve the right to sell piece of
property which default has made the risk
and cost Of the defaultng purchaser and after one
weeks notice by advertisement in one newspaper.
JAMES g. PAYNE.
1872 Louisiana avenue. t,-,,.....
EDWARD H. THOMAS AIuStee6.
..-- Room 8, GIG street q, w.,
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers o29-dAds
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416 SEVENTH STREET.
BIB RRR y "SSc HHH FEE 0SSe
" G . III III T. >
BIB UU $3.50 II Ii ZEE oSSo .

Among the articles of absolute necessity Brushes no
doubt, occupy prominent place, and it has been our
eHort TO place before our customers not alone unr-
vailed variety but also furnish excellent article and
sell them at within the reach of the most slender
purse.
In Hair Brushes our assortment is very large.
we nave excellent Brushes ut 25c, 49c. TOO and &c.
We have them i'll dark light stiff or soft large or
small, as you may wish them
We have the handsome Florence Brush
We have the lovely Celluloid Brush, and in Brush
sets in cases.
We are now receiving the most beautiful goods
Black sets in cases We have from 99c up.
Celluloid sets in have from 81 40 up
Cloth Brushes We have in all STYLES
We have Leather Back Brush at Csc. and all the
better grades.
Fine Whisks. white bone handle &c., &c., and 49c :;
other styles from 15c. up
Tooth Brushes from &c. up Nailbrushcs from 15c up
FINE Hat Brushes 49c Shaving Brushes from 15c up
Plate Brushes 15c. Fine Hand painted Infant
Brushes 49c. Bath Brushes 49c Flesh Brushes 99c.
We would also call your attention to our
FEATHER BUSTERS,
which We offer at lower figures than ever before We
have them at 1Oc. &c., 2Oc. 25c. 49c. and upwards
We have also just opened a beautiful assortment Of
Plush Mirrors. with bevel plate glass; from 99c to
STAB. and ten large of Brackets and Ebonized
Goods such as Cabinets &C.
SILvERBERG'S,
S12 It'll st. and 3I3 9th street n. ".
oc29 near Pennsylvania avenue
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nsCVD.

GARDNER. On October 91st. 1893 az 30 n m
Mrs. HARRIET A. GARDNER. a.ed thirty six vars
departed tins life at the residence If her brother Thorn
ton A jackson 5l2 Third street southwest.
Funeral VIII take place from st. IlIk.'s Fpisropat
chnr,h. Friday. November I'd Mt two O'clock u in.
fr1tnds and relatives are invited 10 attend.
GARNEf. On Wednesday, October 81 las3 at q
o'clock T. m. BRIDGET GAifNFY aged nine wears -
Funeral on Friday, November ID at 3 20 from her
west
LElB At Providence hospital. on Thursday, Novem-
per ], 1881 OF paralysis Judge SAMUEL ID. LIB, i'm
the seventy tlfth year of his ag. -
His remain viii be taken Pottsvle Pa for inter-
ment
McGITLTCTi nDY On October 3ist 1854. at 93n n
m. CA hERlNE MctiII.LICUpDH, widow of the late
owen MctiIcuGdy. native of County Kerry, lr,lanl
aged seventy years
Funeral saturday morning at O'Clock from her late
residence, BOB u street northeast InteTment at Holy
rood cemetery.
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DOWNING. Auctionscr.

RpsfN"oI' CASE KNABE 3 90. PIANO. ELFGANT
Pa 81 NAStEL AND Iifti NIEEbiS. MN
Dow HtSt iNt'S. ILttiANT DINING ROOM
fth>i RI MoQtE AND ENaIiSH BRUS-
Stt 81 NttEtfN &c. &c, AT AUCTION
I'm az :~ftAN MUkNIAt.. NOVEMBER SIXTH,
1ei ~ : N O'CLOCK az No. I415 street northwest,
sheii IL sll 'rh collection of household effects viz:
kcscwot~;-yisc kual- x e. Piano in condition.
II giant tr1El,-l Plate. aIalIttI Mirror.
Two s'!@'' ff"ieh Plat liT Mirrors. with slab and
tfl kslS ai,t eurnceS to match.
Turkish iaTi"r Suite, upholstered in brown figured
velvet.
vCEY ~ black satin Window H2ngrgs handsomely
triHi'i' ii and f-iHgcd
V,ry hsG:. ihuister, Turkish Suites throughout
III, i,.JsS.,
Very nas-,N, Han Set. with + f. Mirror
Ntl Be,:.r.e,.-:. fiut article.
Mfrtrsetr> ard ether Center Tables.
ACq'r"t 1Hd English Brussels Carpets
Mcau-t, stair aIisi Hail Carp, t..
flR'S t'@-N-d SIN III Red piItsl-a splendid article
ksS OILS ia Seminary IIhrafy Tables
NatT.drsn@ walnut Dressing Stand, with large I. P.
Mlrr,r
El.gaIt Walnut Chamber Furniture.
Fire Hair sisttr+>S.ss
Box and oh springs.
SuI-Iior f's.Iiisr Pillows and Boist..rs
Walnut .iiti Och Chamber Set
Painted Furniture.
Eis=-ant triuesse. Marble Top Sidebosrd
Very sIJ-Tipr Val. Pillar Extension Dining Table
TEi L. it .:rr-cOytTed Dining t'hairS.
les" sscr With other articles not necessary to emu
merit.
Nh This furniture is al fine and of the hest manu-
fat1.I ant 'hs sale offer fine opportunity
fTztCie-S Articles.
o5G as THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer
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IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
IL FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FI.AVORIN(
SAUCES. "
LlEBlG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An invaluable and palatable tonic in all cases
OF orG weak digestion and debility rs success
4eTatefuI See Medical Press" Lancet"
British Medical Journal }" &c.
CAUI1ON-Genune only with the fac smile
q baron Liebia's Signature in Blue Ink across
the Label This caution is necessary, owing
20 various cheap and inferior substitutes
being III the market
LlEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
T Tp be had Of all Storekeepers, Grocers and
Cnenlsts. Sole Agents for the United States
Wholesale only G. David & Co., Fenchurch
avenue. London England. ap27
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THOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
NEAR THE CAPITOL. PARTLY IMPROVED ~
SMALL. FRAME HOUSE.
BY Virtue of decree of tue Supreme Court of the
District OF Cofusabia. holding a special term in 3
equity IN cause No 8445 Equity Docket q wherein sc3
WHICH decree was passed on the 10Th day
BIER THE THIRTEENTH GsTH. A D. lisa. at Thu the
hour OF FGHR in front Of the premises offer for
dred and seventy six $780, in the city Of Warrington
District of Columbia said Lot being partly Improved
by q small frame house.
Terms Of SALE prescribed by said decree are: One
third Of tho purchase money shall be paid i'm cash on
years the deferred payments to bear interest to be
secured by mortgage upon the property sold feDoif
Of third Of the purchase money must he made xhen
the property is knocked down Conveyancng at cost OF
purchaser. HENRY WISE GARNETT
No. 2 Columbian Law Building
G. G. COLE.
oc2s-dts coz 9th street northwest
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Travellers Guide.


PENNSYLVANIA RoAD.-TrainS leave r. 4 r. sta
ton, 9th and SITS NV, as follows: For New York,
Philadelphia and the East-A.M., 500 (ex.), $50
Omitted ex.), 1910 ex.l PM, 1;3O (exl, 4:40
lex>, $50 tex.) and 1870 (ex) On Sunday-PM.,
4D tex.) $50 tex.l, 1910 gex-l For Boston, daily,
40 PM. eex) For Pittsburg and the West, daily,
NJ, $50 Chicago iimited); $50 fast line.> p. NJ
7:30 tex), $50 (eX.l For Rochester, Niagara Falls
Buffalo, etc.-P. NJ, daily except Saturday, $50
(ex) For Baltimore-A.M. GAO. 500, go So 10 40:
NJ 1:3O, 1854 20, 4:40 90 100, $50 and 10 % ON
Sunday-A.M., $50, O4O 7. M, 40, $50. 73O $50
and 1920 For Elmira and Lockhaven, daily except
Sunday, AM, $50 (ex) For Richmond and the
south-A M $40, IL 90 daily; Pm, 500 daily, ex-
cept sunday. For Annapolis and Pope's Greek line
A. NJ, $40; PM, 440 except Sunday. For Alexan-
dHa-A.M, 30, 40, go, HOO, $780, NJ, 2NO AGO.
500, go, SOD and 11:O On Sunday-A-M, $50, 9.2O
BALrIMokE AND OHIO RAnRoAp-Trains leave
the station, corner OF N. j. ave. and st. as fol-
lows: For New York and Philadelphia and the
East-A. NJ, SD (ex.) p. NJ, 500 (ex.,. GAO fex)
On Sunday r. H., 500 (exl, $40 tex.) For Chicago,
Cincinnati, St Louis and LOuisville-A. NJ. sos
lex.,, 10:l5 tex.l p NJ, 1910 (ex) For Pittsburg
Cleveland and Detroit-A. NJ, $40 lex, p. M, SO
tex) daily; For Baltimore on week days-A NJ,
1s16, $50, s:s5, 500, sso, 40, 4:4o, $50. roo
$40, 1000 go, 11;30 For Baltimore on SuniaysC
A. NJ, ESQ., 7:45, 800, 1905. PM, 18, 2:35 800
40, $50, 200, $40, 9:40 For Annapolis NJ $40
1910 r. NJ, 4;40 On Sunday-90o A NJ, 40 p NJ
For way stations between Washington and Bald
l1:30. For stations on Metropolitan Branch-A. NJ,
7A5 daily except Sunday. $50 p. NJ, As, SIS daily
For Staunton-S:30 A. NJ daily except Sunday. For
Frederick-6O, l0:l6 A. n. and l,lS p. n daily ex-
ecpt Sunday. For HagerstoWn-loas A Z daily
except Sunday, SIS 2. Il daily.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE Nov. 1.-Virginia SKIES. second series,
~; new tenforties. 33; threes. 81 bid to-day.
r BALTIMORE Nov Cotton steady,nddlins lO'z
easy western fairly active and firm: southern red
193a1 o. do. amber. 1Osa1 IA: No. Maryland 121sa
l1254; No western winter red spot. and November
LEGAL o.: December. LOT gal 07'i: January. LlOsa
ll04. Corn-southern dun and irregular: western
S4a56; western mixed. SPOT: and November. S5s1a56
southern 3a37: western white 36af7 do mixed 3Ia,5
Pennsylvana. S4a35 Rye quiet and steady Hay dull.
Provisions fairly active. Butter firm and
scarce 27a2s Petroleum dull and nominal Coffee firm
Rio carsoes ordinary to fair. llla12h Sugar dull
steady e lsal 49, Freshts quiet and unchanged
ReceiptS-hour, $50 barrels wheat, 81 600 bushels
corn. 1000 bushels: oats. 3 600 bushels rye. 900
bushels Shipments-none. Sales-wheat $50 600 bush
els Inch 'OO'~~S
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TO-.NeRRBW.
"EEkS & 90, Auctionesrs.

"EEks 60. AuctionPsrs.
TRlSTtLS SALE OF BAY MARE BUGGY AND
EihHfNS: STRING WAGON. TWO SETS SIN
ell. T. hESE1>S. HAY PRESS. SE.tAIsATpI:. TWO
SITS PLATFORM SCALES. CORN SiiEII.EK
Shj.IiNt+. FEED SACKS AND STOCK md fIy-
f3l;E> CONT aiNEpIN PREMISES N.-S. $40 AN ID
s1i SFVi-NIiI STRiET NORIHH EST AT AUG
TiD>.
p Write 80 deed Of trust ted 9Th day of February
1889. al,,! niy recorded i'll 1I.r No 1851. folio IFS
- tn ~sCrrtiS fO- Washington D. c. will sell
on thG afr'N,'4nissi premises. FRIDAY MORNING.
Nov ~ i:t.ii SECOND. COMMENCING AT TEN
OCi = al II the above goods schedule
N slI, de- i OF trust.
II IT'S .a-h.
o5D-:.s GEORGE f. GARTRELI. Trustee.
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9 p E IAL TICE.

9 ECIAL OTICE.
During the past week we have sold q great MANY
DRESS TRIMMINGS. because we have the Largest
Line and Lowest Prices this side of New York But this
week we want to sell fully ten times what we sold last
week, and to do this we have made the following
ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS:
Chenille Fringe, 81 inches deep, only 4O. a yard
worth Coo
Chenille Fringe, inches deep only SOC yard; cheap
at Csc
Chenille Fringe. inches Deep will be sold for &c.
yard regular price 9Oc
Chenille Fringe. 6 inches deep. only 75c a yard;
worth 81.
Our Double Ball Chenille Fringe very handsome and
sold at from 81 % to $3.50 in this city will sold for
97c. yard. The same in all colors at 81 a yard
Handsome Chenille Fringe, new effects at ST. al o.
81 90 and 81 rs yard
Every pattern guaranteed bargain and worth from
2oc to SIC yard more than price
BARGAINS IN PLAIN GIMPS.
100 patterns to select from
One lot Plain Separable Gimp. 4sc yard: worth 75c
One lot SepaTable Gimp at 50c. yard; worth 9Oc.
One lot Handsome and Wide Cuts and handsome orn-
aments will be sold at 75c. yard. This would be q
bargain at 81
One lot CSC. yard sold first of the season at ST. Is
yard
Bargains also at 81 to 1918 yard.
BARGAINS IN ESCURIAL LACEs
Largest assortment in the city Prices IS per cent
lower than elsewhere.
Handsome Goods at Soc; worth 75c
Very WIDE all Silk Goods 75c yard worth al and
bargains at 81 TO ST .43 yard.
We do not often advertise to sell Goods at half their
value but the above goods really bargains and we
hope you Will call and examine them, at
BA UM'S,
oo9 A,e aEyENTtJ epprrr
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U7iioMAS BOWLING. Alictioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALUABLE FIRST
CLASS HOUSE ON FIFTEENTH STREET NO
Opposite -,t,.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALUABLE FIRST
CLASS HOUSE ON FIFTEENTH STREET NO
80, OPPOSITE THE MCPHERSON STATUE.
By virtue of deed Of trust. dated the 18th day of
March, A ID. 1874, and recorded in Liter No TAG sa
fiio ls9 of the land ,scorls of the District
Columbia the undersigned Trustees will sell to the
llThes bidder il front q the premises on MONDAY
1sSS. at FOUR O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON by
the written direction of the holder of the debt secured
BY said deed ali that certain piece parcel land and
premises situate and being in the city of Washington
District OF Columbia. and known and distinguished as
lot numbered seventeen uIl in Samuel Daviisons sub
division Of square numbered one hundred and ninety
nine tl95 having front Fifteen u5th) street
twentyix feet and five inches t2 IT, with depth
OF one hundred feet tiO0 ft together with the rights
easements" etcetera, as in said deed mentioned.
Terms of sale, prescribed by the deed fol-
lows VIZ: The amount of Indebtedness intended be
secured by said deed and the expenses of sale to be
paid IN cash. and the balance in and two wears with
interest ut the rate of eight per cent per annu until
paid payable semi annually $500 viii be required at
the time Of sale and the deferred payments must BE-
Insurance and tax chants the property Sold to
the satisfaction of the Trustees The purchaser may
pay the whole purchase money i'll cash. COnveyancuY
and recording at the purchasers cost
ANTHONY HYDEl ru.oo,
900 o.o THOS. HYDE, AA"s'ee''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-01

A CONGRESSMAN IN A STREET FiGHT-An ARRAY
occurred on the public street In Reading Pa, yes
terday, growing out OF an attack made upon Con-
gresham Ermentrout by George Smith, lr OF
Birdsborough, prominent democratic politician.
The men had some dispute about politics and high
words followed, when Mr. ,rmentrout's brother
struck smith a blow I'm the face drawing blood
smith Then attacked Ermentrout, when Sheriff
Gehert. who was one OF the witnesses 10 the Affair."
separated the two bclligerents- shortly thereafter
the parties again met on the court house steps
When smith struck Congressman Ennentrout,
knocking him down. when he was also kicked by
one OF the crowd krmentrouts face shows visible
signs OF the encounter. The ARRAY crea ted great
excitement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-01

THE MISSING BRIDEGROOM HEARD FRaM.-NiSs
Mulcahey, OF New Haven, Conn, who Was To have
been married TO Eugene Lynch Tuesday received A
ietter Yesterday from Lynch, postmarked New York
In which he regrets his failure 10 appear as a bride
groom, SAP ing he could not help himself, and that
the next she hears OF him will be when his drowned
Dolly Is found. Lynch Is very poor; and had Dor
rowed money from an aunt of Miss Mulcahey In
New York, and ruined his credit In other places