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BROwNSwOOD.

BRowNswooD, April 4.-[Sp eciall-A rae
ing association was organized here this ev-
eninr, with X. X. Young, president; L..
ysrbuck. secretary; and l. Bair, treasurer,
A beautiful plat has been selected on
which to have the track, which will be one
mile in length and sixty feet wide. The
first races will occur on the new track April
Gath. 25th and 26sh. The races will open for
entries till o'clock In the evening of April
23rd. Some good purses will be awarded.
We are beginning ts feel the need oi
rain.
Stock are reported improving and the
range excellent.
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AUSTIN.

AUSTIN, April 4.-Tspecial.1 1-Ohariers
n ied: The Independence, Clay Station &
Brszos Vallsv Railroad Co, capital stock
$50 COZ; object to construct q road from In.
dependence TO @ ay station, Burleson coun.
", a distance OF five miles. Northwestern
Dete ctive association, Gainesville.
Secretary Baker to-day received applica-
tions for summer normal schools from
Huntsville and Goliad, from the latter for
coIored teachers. -
Walker county to day paid $500 interest
and sinking fund on her subsidy railroad
bonds.
On the 7th OF May the governor will ap-
point state superintendent Of education.
There are six applicants ior the position,
with indications that Mr.. Baker is the fa'
vori'e.
From all that can be learned the advance
In the price OF rentals for school lands is not
going to cause falling off IN bidders. II
10 known that many watered sections have
been applied tor at 20 ceuts per acre.
Hon. Marion MARITIME candidacy for
nomination for governor is discredited
here.
Major BreckinridRe, president of the First
National bank, IL highly spoken OF here a.
q suitable man for congress. aud should he
consent TO enter the race he will doubtless
receive the nomination.
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New YoRK Apr I I.-rhe failures Of the
pas, week as reported by X q. Dan d lo.,
in IN, Unli.d States, arr l75; Canada, 81
sgsins, 2Oi me previous werk.
PirrsBuRo. Pa. April 4-George w.
C,sy 4 Co., wbolrsHls NJ, ION d, slers. hsve
failed: as ets, &3O,OfO Liabilities, t22 900.
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BELTON.

BRLros, April lisp, cial. The Baptist
ministerial convention adjourned at 10
O'Clock to-day and most OF the ministers re-.
turned to their homes.
The students of the Sslado college are
giving u benefit musical entertainment at
thei- college tonight. A goodly number
of beltonite are In attendance.
The Jury in the case OF H. b. Clafin 4
Co. vs. ]. ] Loog returned verdict in ia.
vor OF the defendant.
The weather has been tolerably cool for
tHo days
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MARSHALL.

MARSHALL, April -tSpeciall The Sala-
mander Fire company were out with their
hand engine this evening. The company
are in good tim and capable OF doing good
re, vice, should en- ergency REQUIRE.
The announcement OF the death of Cap.
tain Tavlor is greatly regretted by all our
people. Captain Taylor was one OF the
oldest passenger conductors In the country.
de lived here for many years, and was
greatly resnected for his many good quail
ties. A special train will leave here with
friends to attend the funeral
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politicnl Points.

PiTrsBuno, Pa, April - rhe republican
convention of the tw~nty.th'rd congress.
i,nal district to-day eiec et hon. roonss
II. Rsyne and Il. NJ. Byers, delegates to
the national republican convention. rhe
delnga,es we're IN, ttucied T. support Blaine
ior th. pre, dental nouiinsti,p.
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PROGRAMME-FIRs DAY:
Parade with May Queen to
grounds at I +. M.
Crowning of May Queen;
Oratlons in German; Amuse-
ments for Young and Old.
Tableaux Vivants; Prize
Turning; Concert and Ball;
Fireworks.
Georgeous Pageant through
the principal streets of the city
at 10 A. M.
At the Grounds Singing;
Grafton in English; Amuse-
ment for young and old; Prize
Turning and Prize Drill.
Distribution of Prizes; Tab
leauxing and Pyramids.
Concert and Ball; Bengal
Lights; Fireworks.
In addition various other
amusements on both days.
The best musical talent of
North Texas is engaged for
the occasion.
HON. B BARNETT GIBBS
will deliver the English oration.
Fd further information see
small programmes.
The Public Of Dallas and
surrounding country is res
pectfully invit' d to attend.
BY order of the committee.
CHAs. MEIsTERHANs,
Chairman.
@. F. ALDERMAN,
Secretary.
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B AR G. A IN S
THROUGHOUT THE SEASON.

In response to the enormous demand have had for
ur Embroideriers we will offer another line of them
lst received
Barg aims in Embroidered Babies Robes
Bargains in Fine Embroidered Babies Caps
Bargains in Fine Embroidered Lace Chidren's Dresses
Bargains In Handsomely Embroidered Ladies Underwear
Bargains in Fine Embroidered Ladies White Dresses.
Bargains in Ladies' Embroidered Chambray Dresses
Bargains in Dress Goods, Silks Hosiery and Corses
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DRsrsoN, April Al special I-Dr. t. b.
Hanua, m svor elect, and john Rem ie. alder
man elect 10 the second ward, have been
served with notice to contest their election
bv Sam Williams, . votsr In the second
ward, upon the grounds OF informsliiies
and illeesl voting In that vard on the lst
instant. tF
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Being determined to increase business this season
by every legitimate possible and buying every day
ceptona bargains from ovestocked manufacturers and i'm
porters we will besides the attractions offered Special
Bargain Days, offer series OF
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ously !, jured Peter Stump. foreman. Oap.
tain Hrady. proprietor, was also badly
sculd-d aDout the legs and fe~t. The boiler
had been conside I'd unsafe for Q long time.
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GALVESTON.

GaLvksros, Aprils -tPrsss Toe sIo.-
600 Judgment rendered. eaint tne Mexcsn
Nsii,nsl construction Dy tre ed c,rrt
here A few devs ago Ia iav5r ot George
Fry for ttsvedoring work ~ AFs1s 8 PAS,
has been set asise aud ~ dssenia1s
granted ner trisl
L'sutenants W. + W. Hell and Lrsnder
N. Keene arrived to-day under orders as-
signing them 90 du,v or - venue cutter
r,0uis McIsne
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LITTLE ROCK.

MI LITTLE III: Rock' ., April 4-Isp'o'aIbi bnv bilv
and others We. the Memphis IL Little
Rock rail way was decided to-day by Judge
Cald we'll in the Federal court. He Ap-
pointed Judge Redmond master aud or
dered the road to be sold to the highest
bidder in thirty days IL in the II eantime
the interest on tns mortgsaed indie btednsss
was not paid. IL amounts to about $500
OC0. The road is now operated as hereto
fore, by e. K Sibey
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my brother. aged ~, bid from his
infancy. Sam s-if.n Nsrv'~~ cur'd him.
A. w. Curtis. Osskis. Niuuss1ts. 3l-O
n f-rrr,s-s
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PIrrsBuRe, April -rne employees OF The
Republic iron works, on the sputA side.
have been notified that 10 per cent re-
duction Of weges will tsks effect next Mon
day
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n,KINNEY,

McKrsEsr, Apr,l 4lzlSpscisl.I-An srti-
cosdsmratory Of a q >Isd przAtscs Of the
prisoners ccndoed fa q nunty MI. OF ex-
sctiag an sduiD.Ion ~ as< ieisui'
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The MurrnysvilIe Riot Trial.

GREKssBURs, PA, April 4.-rhe trial OF
the Mlrrsysvile gas veil rioters Is set for
next Monday, the l7th inst. The defend
ANS will ask ior change OF venus to Arm
strong county.
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Boiler Explosion

BLArssvrLLs, 4 Apr,,!- sc.lsr ex:
rlosion . w ~ Hraidy's h,nring mill
yessrsdsy ~rsck,i ta- yu'l.'rs s'd ss'i-
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IInngedl.

MEMPHIS, April 4-Henry Rose colored,
was hanged to day at ~ m, At Osceols, Ar
kansas, ninety miles above here. Tor the as
ssssipa,ion of Demsey Tay lor, prominent
colored man living as ort distance in the
country from Osceola. The killing occurred
about wear ago. Taylor was shot through
the window, one dark nirht, VIII lie sitting IN
his bed room. Rose was detected shortly
afterwards bv means OF pair OF SOCKS
which he wore on the night OF the killing
A large crowd oi negroes witnessed the exc
cution. The condemned man confessed his
guilt on the ssaffold aud advised his hearers
to take warning by his tate. 4 three fourth
inch rope was rsed by Sheriff Hsskins, as
Rose weighed 200 pounds. His neck was
broken by the fail.
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PALEs TINE.

PALssrlsE, Aprl4. I Special 1.-The city
Of P.lssttns IL t,-isy without Ere protec-
ton, owiuf 70 ,h- sts1d\tsksn by the non.
proeressAye oIoment q t1e resent election.
, ns:.! = is iesown and doctors are
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Marine.

GALvEsroB, April 4.-Arivsd: Steam
ship City Of Norfolk, Indisnols; schooners
l.. Wells. Cslcs len; 0iols, Cslcssien.
cleared: stesmship San Marcos. New
York. Sailed: Steamer City OF Norfolk,
Mtryan Citv.
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CLEBUlsNE.

CLKBuRrE, April 4.-rSpecisl. III. N.
Du ole, who committed suicide at the Pacific
hotel IN Color ado City on the 81 inst, was
formerly q tiEen OF this place. He was n
man OF fine business qualifications, and
has many friends here who were shocked at
the terrible news ia the HERALD to-day.
The variety show closed last night for
want OF patronage.
A light shower tell this evening with
prospects OF a good rain before morning.
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MASON.

MASON, April 4-[Special.l IA meeting
the purpose of electing delegates TO the
county convention, which will be held
Msv 18th TO elect delegates TO the several
state conventions.
Several cattle trades have been made to-
day. Prices, $l3, $l7 and $50 for cows and
calves. -
weather permitting,
Everyone IL busy pl l,nting.
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Placed Under Heavy Bail

BUFFALO, April 4-Lore 20 Demick,
formerly OF the firm of Crosby & Demick,
largely interested In Marine insurance up
to last year. when the firm dissolved. has
been arrested charged with divertipe a
large amount OF in~nrancs funds. The
bail required IL $4,000.
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, April 4.-Fe@erel
Judge Caldw II mas issued an order selling
the Memphis Il Little Rock reilrosd In
thirty days u less nay ment be made 20 X.
X. Daw aud other trustees of the amount
OF mortgage liens. The court declined 10
appoint q receiver.
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Sr. Lo us, April 4.-The Cleveland roll.
ing mil, company, Cleveland Onio, obtain
ed judgment to day, In the United States
circuit court against the Texas & ct. Louis
s;eel rails.
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individual to vote he ,a by
considerable numberof it, members 10 asi" ies eS
49,, a., CAGES Of grave emergency The brooklyn iouuS
Republicans Club" will cease 20 exist ssvs u, aiorry
~ onr members and also believe. and chalsnse col
radiction that opposing sentiments t',n ~ the Climb
W h,h H. nm Guiding star" Mr. Bane was not put
being nominated, he IL nov. my canaua,s, - tr4nd I'm
Mh.t ore crave emergencies r. answer tll ia"N
nomnationa: c2 corruption Of character In nomineSs'
James e. hiaine "a bassiy cUpea INV belief onyi tho
support " The Brooklyn Young kepuD.oau morals
H. on me ~ hi coantrymen he fairly on
titled to the support OF all loyai hePuo'e'N' ~
VIE, onr club shall review the irecord OF the Demo
cratic party and recall the Significant lAcl M W.
enf House OF Represent atives il Democratic "! y
naiortT and the senate barely Republican tna' S y
all important smeasures oTglnae ~ ,he famous mid
snch review Il shall freshly remember inc n
simmer struggle Of 1879 when Democratic uIsrs
Kissing its frantic determination 10 tepe t ~ Iora
Election Laws" only deieaeu W raeid aud
Peonhieans brilliantly led ny James A. Oarnelu Ilt
backed up ny those four celebrated yetoes o. Vii as
Hayes also that all subordinate ana oc issue
in iss5i he sw slowed mp in the one great
and that defeat all along the line WIN ploIap inch Ike
.ra dode,+ ,t Mr. RlaiDe: and to these, sum
coosiderations shall be added those OF vital momsn.
the club itself and upon me 70 the contrary
upright though not an IDEAL man that sIH" 5oest
mtted TO protect our home industries aa;ce
money -" to - practical" not HheOretca civl sernSo
reform" and that every great primer pe vi n ~ hv
lican party Save the Chinese bin he ms sIoo1 SUI y
SIDE with flames A. Garfield since that party
hazard fhe prediction Mr.. Editor, that lhe DrOoA5m
& Mr. CpTs in Ids address at TIE Chicago Convention
PRIOR to the nominations that we are conirone ei
believe very thirsty; party without single dennlG
prlnciple party without any asunct NaO artv pwhich
fell from power a. a conspiracy az inst human rights,
"a now attemnts 10 sneak back 90 power a. conspiracy
anu noT and s,cs and that il win be found in
the thickest Of the fight, in Its united stIength 49, H.
sirin w ,rds ~ Mr. Edmunds spoken after the nomna-
cratic President" > L. "ooOhoo7A
RrookI.ua July g 1884
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INCIDENTS IN SARATOGA.
A REFRESHING RAIN. sToRM-GossIP AT THE HOTELS
-ARRIVAIH

A REFRESHING RAIN. sToRM-GOssTP AT THE HOTELS
ARRIVALS.
SARATOGA SPRINGS. July PA rain-stOrm
began night and lasted for two hours.
It ias accompanied by heavy thunder and vivid light
mng The rain greatly needed The weather to-day
is clear. but not IN any sense chilly.
The inew Balmoral Hotel was opened on June 25, on
Mt McGregor miles from This village, and connected
by welleqmpped railroad running trains frequently
from Broadway, Saratoga 10 the summit OF Mt Moore
gor 200 feet above Underwater The hotel has for
300 and kept by Messrs Cable Baily Eastman, OF
New York As in at this hotel aud great
open re-p filed with blazing logs Of wood 1t seems
to give an welcome 70 the guests not often
enjoyed Most of the family have open hreplaces
The views from this summit very fine taking In the
Catskils the Berkshire Hills the Adrondacks and the
Green Mountains Senator Arke says that on on clear
day Mt. NasDnston, or the mite Mountaln-, Can oe
seen. 100 miles distant
The Rev DR. Angler OF Boston. will conduct the daily
union pray meeting tomorrow morning. Dr. Angler
has been IA visitor this village for over third
century and remarkably well preserved for one OF
The branch Offices Of the Union TelegraphCom
PAM opened for the season There are seven
g W stubs orchestra will begin their United states
Hotel engagement tomorrow morning.
The Adirondack railway yesterday Increased its
trains, which facilitates the mean. OF entering me
Adirondack region II connects al different pons on Its
dfiy-eIght mile line with stages.
The members Of tie Roller skating League will mau
age rink here IN oppo'ton 10 the Casino RINK and VIII
lanes II. riley. who has been coaching the college
crews started last night for New-fork Guy and Will par
this year than usual and says that ne Is In per-
feet health. dis rowing weight has increased
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Walbridgs celebrated their
crystal wedding at their Circular-st. cottage on
Monday evening It was the fifteenth anniversary OF
fnelr marriage which occurred at Albany 10 1859.
Mis- tlsgoOd OF New YORK city has opened her dec
orative art exhibit and school here.
Frank lincoln Of New-York City, Will give drawing
room entertainments here .
number of local Bthusiasts have made the prelimi-
nary arrangements for tue organization OF POLO CLUB
IPcILasd I'm tue late arrivals from New YORK city and
Immediate vicinity r l.. Pouncer. W A. Butler j.,
T. W Hewitt, Miss Hewitt Mrs f. d. Morgan, MISS l.
Grerul,af e. r. shepard. f. d. keyes, Mr. and Mrs o. 7.
pl-cnrr .. r. and Mrs. j. T. Goodwin. n HOar ana ana
lv T. + Cook Mrs A. g. Colfax, the Misses C0lfax, Mrs
H. Rnapp W. p KnappW. Daggstt Miss A. Never,
a Bntier Mrs shipey Miss Myers J. b. Witherell
and family T.. :. LeNlone Miss Mason, Mr. Andrews h.
m ar.h H. SAGE, ir.. Mrs wilcox, X. Peaslee B Won
Bempr A. Armour IT,, Sir and Mrs j. d Jones and the
Mis.esI f.
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SUMNER GUESTS IN NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, July 2.-The fog continues, but
the hotels Alag up The and daughters" are
arriving large numbers They determined to be
hand In season for the reunion July L.
The Rev. Dr. +. B. COe, Of the ministers Of the
Collegiate Church New-York Is the guest OF f. W.
Bookstavsr
handsome villa is 10 be built at Ochre Point for j. J..
Van Alien. OF Ne~York It viii be IN the style in vogue
at the time OF queen Elizabeth
At the meeting OF the Newport Natural History Assooi
alton, last night DIT J. v Parker of the Navy, read
paper Alaska Visitors"
MI and Mrs Lawrence rurnurs IT,, Of New-York. have
returned from Europe
Mrs. sidney Jones COford. Of New-York, was thrown
from her carriage on Sunday and severely hurt.
The Few. DT. II. G. Weston, president OF the CrOzier
Theological Seminary OF Upland Penn, is the guest Of
Philip :. Taggart, OF Nsw-York
j. o. Boyd, OF New.York has rented the Newman cot
tage IN Catheriue-st
Mrs Ware Postmaster Tobey and family and J. Adams
OF Boston Mr. and Mrs Madden, William A. Butler, A
W Butler and T. r.. Williams, OF NcwI YORK g. o. Critten
den % Haven +. q. Burgess and G. T. Burgess OF
MOntclsir " T. f. : Carter, Of tina Nyy and d. ". Hat
ton, Of Philads Phia, are at the Ocean House
Mrs. Ball and " Ball. OF London, j. v Nanardsdale, F.
s. Dodge and wife, G. A Hopkins and Dr. and Mrs T. A
Boync, Of Se. York, are at the Aquidneck.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

ST.. LOUIS, July 2.-Nathan Stevens, the gen.
er agent Of the Pennsylvania Railroad, died at
an early hour this morning Of pneumonia after brief
illness. Mr. Stevens OF the oldest residents Of
this city lie had been connected with the Pennsylvania
and other railroads for many years. and was well known
throughout the West
Of Masons theatrical company, died suddenly this
ing in her the City Hotel She had Oyer-exered
herself in hurryng to catch steamer down the Bay,
and fell into spa.m and died forty minutes
after landing aud before physician could reach her
The cause was heart disease Mrs Whitnlet was widow
she about thirty-twO years old
TROY, July 2.-Lewls ROusseans, an old resident OF
West Trey the proprietor planning mill there, dropped
dead this afternoon.
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TIE Use OF FIREWORKs PROHIBITED.

"No person shall sell. or expose for sale, or
set of In the City of NewYOrk, any fireworks
called or known by the name OF snakes
or 'chasers,' or any fireworks calel or known by
te name OF 'double-heads.' any other fireworks
Of any other composed OF the material and
of the character OF those fireworks specified In this
section under penalty $50 for each offence 80 says
ton s2 OF the Ordinances Othe City Of Now York has
OCCUPIED place among the laws provided for the
nent or the city OF NewYor for great many years
something like fty tanks Captain j. Twomsy clerk OF
ty Common Council But the same good authority says
thas been enforced and is likely be- the
small and the recracker need not be frightened ~
IL the adult OF nervous temperament look to 1t for pro
lection and comfort.
Acting Superintendent Thorne out the following
order yesterday TO all police stations: Tho corporation
ordinances prohibits person from firing, discnarging
setting OF OF fireworks any substance in state
or combustion. also the sale 10 children OF what
known as toy pistols By ndnent OF section
400 OF the Penal Code IL is msdemeaDOr 10 sell or give
person under the OF eighteen years pistol
other frearin without the written consent OF police
magistrate. This order must be strictly enforced"
The police cannot interfere with the open
sale OF fireworks which il licensed by the Fire
COMMISSIONER and the license 10 sell - construed Dy
many people license to also. Police captains say
that the ncOn gruty Of one department Of the CITY Gov
eminent in authorizing the sale Of article the usa
Of which another department IL e. peoted
suppress prevents an effective enforcement Of The
ordnance Many policemen sympathze too much with
Youngsters make arrests unless their attention
ca ed directly a violation Most Of the energy Of the
police on tine Fourth ia directed against the young ruf
lans " no discharge pistols in the street
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MR.. ELHINS AND THE LAND COMPANY Oh
NEW- MEXICO.

There having been many conflicting state
ments made regarding the suit brought by the Land
Company OF New-Msxico for an injunction against
Stephen Elkns and TRIBUNE reporter yester-
day inquired Of Joseph Larocque OF the firm of shpman
Barlow Larocque & Choate what the real facts In the
BE said
editor ia have it here Ii says The Lasd company
OF New-Mexico association composed 10 all prODa-
bty dudes and ph3rsees applied 10 the Court Tor an
Injunction against Eklns, one or lts own members;
Eikins is rot a member of the Land Company at all.
Then it goes =" In their application the company
charge that Ekins, by certas sklful maneuvres has
acquired title to more than twohirds OF tne property
OF the company" This.7a not charged az
all, and there are other similar statements. me
real facts NAV be briefly stated In November 1870, five
persons OF whom Mr.. Eklns was one, catered INTO an
such OF the original grantees OF the Mora grant
as mil ht he Obtanabe. The agreement provided tnat
sale OF the grant any part " obtained under ther
agreement should be made unless Tour OF the purcnasers
should give consent in writing Under this agree
ment various in the grant were purchased the
plaintiff claims 5674 OF the entire grant. The
Ekins az trustee The plaintiff claims that subsequently
BacAOre entered sto an agreement Win one OF inc
parties purchase OF his isdFldua interest or
which fact Elkins mad KNOWLEDGE ana thaI EAhs theh
agreed to convey Backmore the share 40 purchased
that the plaintiff since acquired from parties 10 whon
Backmore DID, the share 30 pure based and mas de-
manded CONVEYANCE OF 1t, which klkns has declined
This claim In brief The TACT as 70 The reason Ior
tne declaration not stated, but IL wnl-known 70 the
plaintiff that the same interest which the plaBtin
claims also claimed by Samuel = onoO one OF the orig
10 rausfsr the same DIR. Elkns thus hnds himself 10
position OF holding an interest IN property 70 Wnlch
he himself makes claim. but To WHICH there are Two
conflicting claimants. The rights o. these cOnnioJlng
claimants having adudicated by the courts so
os 10 nrert him he will be Of only too happy TO
convey to the real owner the interest In question: