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CLAYToA OPPOSED
By the Arthur heu-General Sherma
kixiDy an n Candidate.

hIAlDS AZ candidate.
CHICAGO, June ATT meeting Of the
Pennsylvania delegation to.nighsit it was de-
cided to present the name Of Galusha A.
Grow for permanent chairman. One OF
the delegates estimates the Pennsylvania
vote to be Blaine IS; Ar!hur14. Another
gives Arthur rs high as Is.
There is much excitement tonight over
the selection OF Clayton ss tempo,ary
chairman. This feeling ia confined
mostly to delegates opposed to
Blaine, but there sre a number OF
Blaine sdheren's who express dissatisfsc-
ton at this choice Of the National Com
mittee. So intense is the feeling on this SUBJ
ject tha. plan is on foot to attem pt to defeat
Clayton in the convention and elect Hon.
B. 4. Brdce, (coloren) Register of the
United States Treasury, in his stead.
The feeling in some quarters is ex-
ceedirgly bitter, and that a strong
effort will be made to compass
Clayton's defeat seems very likely.
The Arthur men have determined
to stand firmly by their candidate to
the lest and will make no combinations
looking to the selection Of any other man.
They cay this ie their firm purptae, and
if the Edmunds men and Others wish to
nominate Blaine by refusing to support
Arthur they mus. take the responsibility.
There hes been much quiet talk about
the possibility Of nominating General Sher-
man. It is eaid that deadlock is highly
probable, and that at the proper time some
prominent delegates might present the
name OF Gen. VIM. 7. Sherman, the band
at the same time striking up Marching
Through Georgia," when the Generals
friends cay he will go through with an en-.
thusiasm which cannot be controlled,
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PlrrsBuRdH, June Fifteen hundred
coal miners OF the third pool struck to-day
against reduction Of one. quarter Of a
cent per bushel in the mining rate. A
meeting will be held Saturday and efforts
made to bring ou. the miners Of the four
pools. II successful, 6.000 men will be
thrown out Of employment.
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Destructive Earthquake,

LONDON, June "a violent shock Of
earthquake occurred May 10Th on the
Island Of Kishm,uear the mouth Of the Per.
aian Gull. Twelve villages were destroy.
ed, two hundred persors killed and many
wounded. -I~'
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RnilrUad Bridge Burned,

sechETER, Pa, June 2.-The Cleveland
x r''isbuiSb railroad bridge across Beaver
A'eE, busned this morning. The bridge
I. sa a temporary structure erected after
.s ~ sp'!rg flood. The Cause ia supposed
Snosn. 's'A'' '''.' 80 '''' es' .-a11-" ~
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Just Receiving

Another lot Of carriages, jump seats, two and
three spring phsstons, cog csr.s, piano box
and Gu. down front buggiet; ,All inll leather
trimmed and warranted; also tullp.atiorm
and three sprirs wagons for It's, money than
ever before offered in Wheeling. Call, see
and prica at J. W. FtIrels, corner Main aud
Twenty.drst Streets ~ sih5s ~ S /! iy'Eg =
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standard bearer, the State OF New
York will give him It's electoral
vote the undersigned delegates from
that State commend the above state.
ment to the favorable consideration Of the
National Convention. Dated at Chicago
June 2. 1854. lSlQned.) Anson G. Nc.
Coonk, Leslie W. Rue,ell. ...Gso. A. Bagley.
". E. Scripture, R. J. Richardson; Hobart
hrum, Titus Sheard, Thomas G. Platt,
Milton Delano, Edmund L. Pitts, Carroll,
=. Smith, Henry L. Deguid, D. N. Osborne,
=. A. Youmans, jeremiah N. Dwight, ].
L. Smith, Geo. r. Cornwall, Stephen T.
Hyatt, Norman L. Allen, Frank S. Smith.
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$780, ~.
Ar. Ward, Of Stewart & Ward. is AHA IN
M % back again AFTER visit to bis fathers n.sr
1ofonto to recover his health. a.. =.
Nj; Patrick Mclaughlin, an Irish cit'z.n
OF bellaire, who died Sunday IN hi, ssyan.
t.e.h t year, was buried yesterday morning
q. n. Allen has gone to Columbn, In t,ta
MS pesilion as Librarian OF the Penitentis,v
nnoer the Democratic State government
his iamily will follow the last Of the week.
II good feeling between employe,s and ,m.
ployes be any INDIGESTION tha: no troub,s ia
expected, the Bellsire nail works ara sll
right for steady run in connection with
Its steel plant. '. "-'A ''1
The telepraph operators here, remember.
ing loso anxiety for newso the ballotjug,
aye fesuy and watching for another sucn
tlme, when the public will te given the re-
suit Of each bsllo'. go - ~ -
Ihe primaries to nominate delerases for
,ne county and district couventioSs, va,e
lltt!e Needed here, not enough attending in
some instances 70 fill the places of delegates
and therefore the results do mot sbnH snv
dates. NO. -, - - ~ 1S''' s"'
:, An affair that occurred between Mike
Clafk ard Will Troll over girl whom both
wanted TO 60 with, was reported yestar.
oay morning as likely 10 result seriously on
account OF wound Clark received. A nis,ol
shot took effect in bis body, but made only a
d .sh Houau. e'' :
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r,,,,s.I,euce Of the service OF tho AZ.
,,.;,,ad Pnss in It's reports from Chicsgo
'',,o, be TOO highly conplinented. 1t Ia.
s.si,,4t sud complete iu every particular.
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WORCESTER, Mass. June e.-The four
VI - mill a: South Barr, called the Ware
"a, .sief mill, and Owned by J. E. Grossly
o,;,;l o-s boston parties, burned. Incendiary
r.S.a. rsraI Losa about 100000, and insu.
'Auce ABOUT S6O,0GQ.s 3 s.,s.l 10 Il
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s,x.,,s MALONE fguIs 1t out thua on
A.. s,., ballot: Blsine, 3399; Arthur, See5.
@ 49,. ueost ballot he claims President
" ,..t-,vill be nominated. Perhaps.
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,, ,,,e.,s from our Washington dis.
-. ,ha,,be Pnsidep.ial possibilities in
!. pas, s.r.,e are nervous ever their various
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r.o, N, sl4,emen, Of President Riddle
a:s,r. ~ ,pa, the Alairs OF the Penn
u n,'y 'p' T,re in a glorious STATE Of uucet.
,.inly,
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CONVENTION CHIPS,
Seusy Sotcs and dSurmiseS-Chats With
Delegates and Others.

SeusJ Notes and Surmises-Chats With
IN Delegates and Others.
CHICAGO, June 2.-In an interview with
an Associated Pres reporter, Horace
White, Of the New York Evening Posi-,
said: ut seems to me that Blaine and
Arthur are about evenly matched, at 800 to
800 votes each; that EJmunds will have
about 100, Logan about so, Sherman 10,
Hawley y. The following Of the other
candidates is somewhat uncertain"
Senator Mahcne, CT Virginia, has pre-
pared table o! estimates ss to the stand
OF the convention at the outset. He SAYS
be is sure that Arthur will have S25 yo.c1
on the first ballot, that Blsine will have
SS332 on the same ballot, and be predicts
Ar,hur's nomination on the second ballot.
Thos. Wheeler, of Syracuse, who claims
to know whereof he speaks says Conkling
ia in favor OF any one to beat Arthur, and
to that extent is for Blaine.
Ben Harrison, CT Indiana, says he is not
candidate in any esnse and will trv to
prevent the presentation OF his name be-
fore the convention. What he will do in
case bis friends insis. on naming him ha
declines to say. -. l-..jssii E.--S.-.
The Indiana delegation met this morn.
ing, completed their organization and i'd.
journed until o'clock this afternoon. The
Blaine men arc anxious that Harrison
ahall not 20 into the fight, and their intia.
ence vas felt in the meeting. There WIS
considerable opposition to placing Harri-
son in nomination. It is said that Hog.
Richard Thompson doubted the adviss.
bilisy OF presenting his name to the coz
vention. What tho outcome will be it is
| impossible now. to state, but the contest Is
considered close. SIS tt5s5E,.T, s.
Hon. Powell Clayton announced this
morning thst he was going to work for
blaine. ts5r -, 80
The Arkansas delegation was addressed
this morning by Collector Robertson, Of
New York. who said Blaine could certain.
IL carry New York State, while there was
a doub. OF Arthur being able to secure II,
The meeting was stormy one, and when
1t ad Iourned without action it wsy said The
delegation stood nine for Blaine and fivt
ior Arthur. .i ij45s5q r.
The Ohio delegation organized this al
teYnoon as follows; ]. B. Foraker, ChaiI
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0Sz price to all, spot cash Tom everyone,
Everything marked In plain figures, gives the
cus.oue: an Independence In tsadlngas Nc.
Gillln { Co.'S that muAs be both pleasant and
profitable. fg.lI' Itl7-- ..7.5
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GEORGE DEB. KEly, I,

7 : A special f'om Reading ssye: When
Ms paymasser started up the Lehign <
a.aqaslsnna road this morning he found
:;a .ae aeSoses and bumpers OF the locomo.
we, a,.s labeled, No scrip taken here" The
.n.y .s men who took the scrip to-day were
sSl: ss@e ltackman and their bosses and one
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Tux only store in this city marking all
their goods in plain l.ures and selling at one
price toal. sE! Z. n. LcGllIIy l. Co.
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Tbs Kenuins III ceiyer.l,ip.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June o.-The fol.
loving eticis! announcement was made
'nIs afternoon 10 the share and bondhold.
en- OF the Philadelphia & Reading Rail-
sosa company: u think it IS due to all
interested in the securities OF the com.
iany to say that no apprehension should
ps y lei; in consequence Of the appointment
S, =. = receiver, tne company having cheer
ia!ly ac9riesced in the application ior re-
sst'e'saip,,believing it a wise and prudent
MeaS0fe Tor the protection OF every one
osnins oss either the stock or bonds of the
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r., .jl.pce Of Private DA'zellst this
-. -. o,the proceedings ia ominous. I.
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Glte gntltigsllcejr:,

=, ,o., 20 nnu 90 Fourteenth stree..
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BLACK and diced sllks s5:, summer Iilks
s5c, aatins 4Qc and SOC, at Emsheimar,s. I. = u
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BELLAIRE.
shooting Anrny over n GirI-PolIcemau
"fe Suspended, Etc s.

Officer oNeill, OIL, ths Second rsrd. h.,
oeen @ suspended on charges made by the
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Cougre1x Going Through the Fornnlity ,
I Of ID er,iug, hut Doing No Business. :
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Ihe statement created Intense excite.
nens: and the newspaper Offices were sur.
rounded with people Of all clssses who
jos.led and crowded each other in their
eazerness to obtain copies. The directors
implicated Indignantly deny all OF the alle-
cations made, but Mr.. Riddle claims the
books new in the hands Of the assignee will
fully corroborate his statement. Mr.. Bid
dies condition is much worHe to-day, and
his physicians fear more hemorrhs2es.
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of wntnans suffrage has never receiys
ed SO signal a blow as this foolish
and farcical move has given it. There
are few things that in the human
mind can stand the test of ridicule
and retain any measure of their Dig
nifty and usefulness, and womap-suf.
frage is not one of them. Now that
it is masquerading in motley garb be-
fore the nation, its dignity is irretrie-
vabIy lost As for Mrs. Lockwood
herself, in all probabilities the use of
her name as the woman's candidate
is a shrewd advertising trick. That
she is influenced by more worthy
motives is hardly to be supposed.
The one womanly instinct to keep her
name unspotted from the world Of
political filthiness would outweigh
every motive but a mercenary
one.
\
There has been a half-credited be
lief that the ultimate effect of the &C
complishment of woman suffrage
would be the publication of politics
1t may SO, but we have not al ye1
seen it. There may have been, il
the political history of this country
another example like the one tn.
women have given lis of unaignifee
and unmitigated foolishness, of craw
fishing and of the bartering of politi
cal principle for the sake of private
and personal gain-these things ma,
have been we say, but We have nevei
seen them.
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Contest Notices.


o.. s.. Land office, Mitchell, Dakota, Sept. 4 1884.
Complaint having been entered at this office
by Samuel A Bullock, against !Michael Carguay
culture Entry No. ln466. dated Oct 2lth, 1882.
upon the q; u Of N. f.. u, n. ". u \. I. a, and
n. Z. u N. w. u sec. l7-lo5-81; in Brule county
try, contestant, alleging that claimant has who'll
ly abandoned said tract for more than twelve
tn the date herein that said tract is not settled
upon ard cultivated as required by law that he
has not broken FIVE acres up to this date. The
office of Denris Ryan at Kimbrll, D. r., OF the
2Srd day of Oct, 1884. at 10 O'Clock a. M, to re-
spond ard furnish testimony concerning said al
leeed failure. Geo. b. Eyerett, Register.
Dennis Ryan of Kimball. d. T., is hereby ap-
pointId commissioner to take the testimony in
the above case. Upon conclusion of the case he
will at once return all the papers duly certified
to the Office, when and where they will he exam
ined and decision rendered. thereon Oct. 80. 1851.
Geo. B.. Everett, Register.
A, III. Stewart, atty. a
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A man has been judicially mulcted
II 4 fine Of nifty dollars for putting;
his arm around the waist of a Boston
lady on the street. Probably the
lamp posts had been all taken in, and
he fell that perfect rectitude demand
ed that he should tie up to some sub
stantial perpendicular. The next
time he has fifty dollars to waste he
will not sqnander it on a Boston lady's
waist, however wastefully disposed
he may be.
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Hon. John r. Wilson, the nominee
OF the Democratic party for candi-
date for congress in Dakota, is a III
sing young lawyer of Deadwood, a
gentleman of excellent character and
a politician of good reputation. He
was a member of the Legislative coun-
Gil IN 1881 and there represented his
district with ability. AS there is no
possible chance for the election of Mr..
Wilson his candidacy is a mere mat
ter of form. Judge Clifford will have
the satisfaction Of beating one of the
strongest men in the democratic party,
frsm a section of the territory very
much inclined to democracy, and these
circumstances will render Judge G;f
ford's TWENTY-FIVE thousand majority
more gratifying than it would be il
won over a played out hack, run ovel
the course for the looks of the thing
The campaign will be a decent one
with these two men before the PEG
ple.-Yankton Press & Dakotian.
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Democratic Legislative Convention.

The Demoiratic convention of the Third legis-
lative district met Mt the Court House in Mitch
ell on the 9th inst. Hon. NJ. H. Day of Bon HON.
me vas appointed temporary chairman and Hon
]. d. Foster of Hanson temporary secretary. The
same gentlemen were afterwards appointed
permanent chairman and secretary with P. A.
Sanders assistant Secretary. Permanent organ
i~sation being perfected the nomination of candi-
dates for the council resulting in DIR. s.. w. Dun
can, Of Brnle and r. NJ. Ztebach of Bon Homme
being nominated by reclamation. The follow
ing gentleman were then nominated by ballot
for Representatives
II. &c. Green OF Dawson.
B.. Berge of Hanson,
Patrick O'Kane of Aurora.
H. G. Tucker of Chas. Mix.
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Republican Legislative Convention.

The Republican convention for the third legis-
latiye district Of Dakota met at Mitchell on the
sth inst. DIR. O. Richards was made chairman
and John 8. White of Brule county secretary. A
committe consisting OF one from each county
was appointed on credentials by the chair. AZ
tor a permanent organization had been perfected
the convention proceeded to the nomination Of
members of the council and house. A. NJ. Bow
del OF Dawson was nominated by reclamation
for one member of the council. Capt. Wagner
Of Bon Homme was nominated as the other can.
didate for the council. The convention then
nominated ns representatives
A. J. ,JParshall of Hanson,
MaslgWard Of Brule,
Ghas. Huston of Douglas.
II, N. Clark Of Aurora.
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Notice is hereby gwen that tho iulluwing-uanietl
settler has filed notice OF his intention TO make
final proof III support of his claim and that said
proof Will be made before elk. Dist. Court nrule
10. at Chamberlain IL, 7, an Ms. liza. 1854, VIZ:
Jacob l.. How'd sshell I'D No, E'si5 for the ME
A-33-1G2-B7. He Encars .he following Witnesses
to prove bis continuous rssitience upon and cal
~tiyation of said land, VIZ: O.. Fitch. frari: kich-
ter, John S~ollecta, l.etiht.n Stile, OF Kjmba1D u.
I. 1926 tee. Is. Event Register.
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up0nft the petitions Of two-Ahirds Of the quali-
"a voters of Hsules county Dakota Territory,
ss6skinx tor Tho shansinx Of the place Of their
edanty scak having bean presented 1t the general
session Of the Board, held at Chamberlain, Oak,
s0cs.6th. asst,i wrs osdered in open session by
eAidsbdNr on the sth day OF October, 1854, thnt
~ p~taysfIofthe petitioners be granted.
Ind natics II hereby given tn the voters Of
SAfnle c6unty, Dakota Territory, to designate
a1on their ballots 1t the general election to be
hold On the ath day Of November, A. D. 1885,, the
do q thsir chdios ior the counts seat Of said
Brnte Comfy.
By order ofthe Beard.
CAEs1rn NJ. AUSTIN,
uhsirman OF tbs Board Of County Commission.
1rsof Brule County. Dakota Territory.
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Geo e. Pyle yoang inventor Of
Dayton, Chic, has made q successful
electric headlight for locomotives,
snd 4 company is formed TO aaanufac-
inre them. II Is claimed to ligttthe
track for : half : mile . head Of the
engine.
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Land Office at Mitchell D. ]. Oct: 9Th. 1851.

Land Office ut Mitchell d. T.. Oct. eth. 1854.
Notice is hereby gwen that the foilowing-nRmed
settlers have filed notices of Their intention to
make final proof in support of their claims ard
that said proofs will BE- Inadn before CLERK Dist.
Court Brule Co. at Chamberlain ID. 4. on Nov.
lTth 1884. viz: Patrick j, Quigley j. :. No. 1881
for the SIC i 2-lol-hs. Mitness.s:-Jo John Ken
nedy, Thomas Cruhn, Henry hilton. Thomas
Barry. Also claimant Charles W. Gisso Hid No.
2l5Oe for the S-E 4 1-IUl-Bs. Witnesses:-Henry
Hilton. Charles Grain. John Kennedy, Thomas
Barry. ALSO clainant Henry Hilton Hid No. 245O4
for the S-E V i2-lgl 8s. Witnesses:--P. j. Quig-
ley, Charles Gisso, John Kennedy, Thomns Grain
Alse claimant John Kennedy I'D No. 24i95 for
the s-E Il 22.lOl-Ss; Nitresses:gP. J. Qnigley,
Also claimant Thomas Gruhn Hid No. 2lal3 for
the S-W a 25-loi-6s, Witnesses:-P. j.. Quigley
Post-oHhce address OF all claimants ard witnesses
/ being Kimball, Brule CO., D. L.
1921 Geo. b. Eyeritt Register.
ID RYAN ATTY.
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No Wonder Chamberlain Wants to Keep
the County Seat.

1t is her bread and butter-her life. Cut out
the county seat, and what has she but a fair show
OF buildings and a largely u~noccup@d popula-
ton. She vii have her mill it is true: but soon
. grist mill will be bnilt at Kimball and one at
Pukwana, then what farmer will desire to haul
his grain and -four over the hogs back INTO that
valley of weeping and gnashing of teeth? For
the past year Chamberlain has been the bait of
ridicule or the railroad and in the general pub
lie for its want of business and its teamless
streets, At has almost constantly appeared in
her stfeetsJike Sunday, except when the District
Court or the Board of County Commissioner
were in session. or when it's people were able to
get some excursion for the indies to the bull
slaughter by the Indians at the Brule Agency, or
BY some other noted circus. Al it is and rs it
has been since they stole the county seat in 1881.
they have made the whole county pay tribute in
to their Golfers. The county has fed and clothed
them, and they are ready to grind into powder
every man who shall think it is about time to
Withhold the public teat from their mouths
(sucking). There have been thousands of dollars
paid into the County treasury since the county
seat was located at Chamberlain aud We assert
OF what we know when we say that over ene-half
of all the bills that have been allowed by the
Board Of County Commissioners from that day
to this have been for the benefit Or the Chamber
lain crowd. The little Chamberlain Register has
been feeding at the county crib ever since it was
begotten. II has already taken out Of the county
purse over Sai22, and of the same j. H.. King has
received almost $500. Buck away John, no won.
der you are opposed to a changing of the count,
seat. Your friend Spalding. the County Clerk.
who acted go dishonorubly in refuaing to call a
special session of the Board after he had prom.
Used to do SO, and was requested to do so by 6
majority Of the Co. Board of Commissioner
besides the manipulating the records of the Jul.
session Of the Board. inserting without author
ity "October'' term. has taken out of the treas
ury nearly $1,000. while another OF your crowd
Doc. Duncan by name, has reached in his hant
and taken cut almost $3.50, say nothing of tn,
support the county treasury has given to you
attorneya. the best in the Territory and tt
your citizens generally. Knowing the Chamber
lain s~itustian 20 helpless. we confess it has gu
sympathy, but We insist it istonly Justice to thu
people Of this county that it gets its support ii
the Same manner that every honest man does-b
hOnestaabor and the sweat of his brow and no
by forcirs the whole population OF the county I,
travel from two TO thirty-six miles to psur q par
al their haas earned money into its treasury t
Is,ila ina residences Gar ..,nntletaen of ~1eisIra.
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Miss Mary Elizabeth Garrett, the
daughter Of the late John w. Garrett
is now said to be the richest un-
married lady in this country. The
estimates of her fathers wealth run
from sl5,ooo,coo to s5o,ooo,ooo, and
of this sne received a third. Miss
Garrett receives as her share of the
property the elegant and costly resi-
dence at the corner of Monument and
Cathedral streets, with all the plate,
furniture, and pictures it contains.
She will also be the owner of Monte
bello and of the beautiful Garrett cot
tage at Deer Park, where her father
died. In addition to this property,
Miss Garrett will also come in for her
third Of the personal estate of the ties
tator. Miss Garrett is % years old.