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Etqal Notlces.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.
Tar GERMAN SAVINGS BANK rs InE
CIY or NEW-NOgK Art.on No l.
against
CHARLPs VAN FLEFT and Others.

In ursance NJ n Judgment Of forrclo-ure sale made
and entered herein the 18th day 90 My, l7 u.
un,Iersyref referee sud ird suen named VIII son NJ
public auction the Exchange sa.csrco- No IL 99oa
vyav IN The civ the il Gay Of June 80
A. - o'clock ~ John T. Boyd auctioneer he "lo" M
dc scribed premises: ,.,-., -.-... 1-,-, ,ra
being on hrriy 80 FIFTY ninth street. nelWcr @
Figtl and nt b Avenues tine rwcutysccoud ara 81
civ Of NewYork. with az improvement thereon D9unue
and described follows wit: Commencing az pont on
sad soutfrrv de OF Fifty Street which distant Two
bundled feet 300 feet castory from the corner iOfa ~
fe intersection line o. Ninth Avenue with the
SAID souhery OF Fifty ninth street, thence Utterly
parallel with NTH ANcnue enc huudfrd Zee ann nv 0
loo feet inches TO the centre ne ni me ou
said centre line twenty
20 feet northeriy and parallel vita TN nm 9 ,rd
uartlv wall. llii'I rec.
a. inches 10 he said sGuiherv side OF Fttyninth street
aud thence westerly along sad soutl sfy sde ot HMM
trCt o. tae point er pjcc Oh pllh
ming. 49, I-l1W y - u DN
VI = H.DE lLI-- IL
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Gxrnrsions.

CONEY ISLAND, NETWORK and SEA
- BEACH RAILWAY. For Coney Island hat1 ana s'y
Ridge Excurai0n Tickets. GeAfism9u, loc; Ltdo- -
and hren To- shortest cheapest and plessaniest o1e 10
Elephant Colossus under construction Bo3s W
NeW-York Pier y r. 6i5, ITO $40 40 ~ az, :
l. s. 4 5NWt $40 D. Returning trans 49, 20
Island 40 Sln $40. lO:lO ~, !, 3 L. AhI vto ~,
ON sundsvs boata cave Pier D. North River ~ 9lO 10 y
II a. m ~ m l. 1870 ., 239 3, 93e. 4, 30 D. ~ @ha
D. m Rcturlln- leave C0ney Island TO- l0iv a. H. ul u
m l. p $50 3 $50 4. 4.SO J. $50 6lS AID sl1 .. N
TOR EUROPE.-Dr. Loomis's Tenth Annual
4 Party to GERMANY, sWlfZEhLAND anu il,ALf
~trcf slor ana limited section on the cry OF Rome
lime h. gs dsvs $50 section the state Of No
OtA'A- June 10 % uS a LOOMS. Washington, D. c.
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furniture.

NE"'lOhA' wa Mills BtILDlyG. Is BhOAI-sl.' {
hEW.YORK, Nay .. 1854 =
HOLDERS of first mortgage bonus no Oi ur Sl,t
ccmnanv are requested 10 may he sent
sgned that lAIoi Univ" " n b. WORCESrEh treasurer
-. a., u
RIO FIRST MORTGAGE Bon p ~. y q n 90
souTHEAsTERN DIVISION T. - o. . Il AZ / 1884
You are hereby notified at cue 5i5l bu n order
eli may lave AZ opportunity % participate tnst dste
a. 10 hSen eTtended tO May To- 1887 AIl ~ oDe mar
ag ~ , he received except upon payment o. QUO POI
cent OIL lie par value Of the bonass..o : DANIELS
For tho Committee
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fine

"a EAST 31ST-ST.-Aucti0n sale, choice
D4 paintings bronze- furniture by Roax; deserving az.
tenti0n; particulars la few dayA no~ on view.
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Business Chances.
Jce CreIm.

Gee CreIm.
A FACT.-HOrtons lee Cream is made from
pure cream; the and popular In the
Try and you will other DeDots 3O5 ltaave
I2Ss Broadway rs Chatham-st 10 l25th-str New
York, and 453 Fulton-st. Brooklyn.
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"A ACRES-.24TH WARD
Business prcpertp for Sale ano % Let

MISERABLE OFFICES TO let, large ana small;
DepOsit COmpaDy's elegant nrepioo
bnfdine 5th-sve and 42dst One whole moor LOT rent
snendi light and ventilation will be psrttCneo 10 sut
tenant Inquire at ComPany's Office on premises
TOR SALE.--Or exchange for small houses ess0 OF
vel located lots New 3st0ry, cabne trimmed some
front house 2Oxl5xO0 west OF NOsiIanu
ave GOOD Opportunity get hrstclass house frIce
sl2o00. J. 4. CORNELL - Court-st, BrooSyh-
NOR RENT. Two adjoining factories, with
Il storehouso etc. at 5I2 Pinest All aSs
Ieen a furniture manufac tory lucy ~.
snpne with ample power suit any business VIII rent
"no'e :" par" Apply to p. F. HERMAN,
az Malnnt-st. Philadelphia
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DEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE.

VAIUABLF CITY AND cor NTRY PROPERTY,
To closr lie estate Of JOHN HAGGEtfH, deceased
py OF the ministrGtOr,
A. IL MULLER a son - - VI.
Exchange SaesrOOu, III BroacwayNe" o'A
W. IN THU RSDAN. MAY 10, at IL N.
rutfre block OF land 10y Tenth ann 81 NlcHo-s
ovcs IsOfh and 9Th with the buildings thereon
sly Iof on s9th and lots Ssth-s; IOO ieet e~S O
Avenue g. =, 80. ,.-,r,,oso sole
the eoupTy eat WhtestOne Long Island EnoWl az
lawn adjoining the place or the late J0hn - Loch "A ~
81 acres with dwelling barns &c Water IOh VI Low 'oo'
on deep "A'oi' i'' pa MATHS & SMITH so WaIl-st.
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Gelp Wlnte0.

A AGENTS. WANTED to sell the Life of WEN
~ DELL PHILLIPS. the only authorized edition Also Tor
OUR HOME DOCTOR" pronounced by the press 10 De the
best and cheapest medical work published send Tor circulars
WILSON BROS. 81 kilhy-st,. Boston A4Lss.
XYTANTED.-A frst-class Protestant Irish or
w English 10 go 10 Europe for the sgnmer VINO
"a with references Iues4Ay De
tween 10 and / at 10 Washington square
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auctiou Sales OF Real GstdIe.

A GREAT BARGAIN.
N Foreclosure by sheriff OF Passaic Comfy al ms
Once in the Court y. J. Oh kTiG9y May
29, ls54, at p. IN. - ,Ao rr.,caor
Heights miles from Paterson depot fourteen AcaSs %
ianI containing ~ rooms every
,noier water aud hrscass stable barn
nerv and lawn shade ami fruit trees IN abuA
>ane hirh land ana vrrg healthy location magnificent views
TheeGuifsbie will leave liberal amount on nl ene W
further particulars apply to MARTIN q oMAlh go ""
=
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BrookInn propsrtp for Sale an0 % tet

A BROOKLYN HOUSE, free and clear, cash
N value s.. 900 10 exchange for Iowa lands , 81.
RULAND 4 WHITING. Beeknah-5i.
NOR SAIE.-Or exchange for small houses or
i located lots New 3slory m ag
80 god onnortuulty 10 get irstclass house Price,
- 600 ] CORNELL. Al C0urtst BTOOAIyh--
TINUE THREE-STORY and basement brick
house 372 Safest. containing II rooms; an luplOyo
rlenis rstcsss order opposite 81 r ,f n
desirable neighb0rh00l IN the ciy WiIh
Ia mnntss walk of Wall, and FuOp Ferries TO aoe
sirai,le tenant viii be rented for $500. Apply at
e'~''V '0 49, 3S4 state. St. 3 doors nom Bond 81
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TO LET OR LEASE.
SPACIOUS BUILDING ON BROADWAY.

SPACIOUS BUILDING on BROADWAY
corner Bondst. recently occupied Dy BROOKS
ro,srs the snre budins 9OIl40 feet now be
scared or will divided to sult tenants Apply to
HORACE } ELY No % Pias,s
mo LET.-Stores, lofts and Offices in Fulton,
Il Beekman Nassau. Aun, Gold, William, Pearl jacob
'onh anu "A'ef SIS rutland WHITING. Beekman-st
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Giip propertp Go Eet.

ITO LET--EXCHANGE FOR BOARD.-A
ANAL family will a small family furnished mN
ern Central Park Only responsive lafne E'is
unQoestionable references should address BOX Iva
FINO LFT.-FULLY FURNISHED or IN
FURNISHED with immediate possesslon the f0ur-stnIy
iieh stoop brownsOne house, 81 West 52dst pumDihs
perfect order Apply on preuSoS anu ~
s5O Mad s0nave. corner bOth-st
TTNO LET,--33 West 45th-st near 5th-ave.,
4story bronstone, high sto1p house immediate posses
IL tO6
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GPECIALMASTERC COMMISSIONERS SALE
- OF the 49,. . .
ToTFDO DETPUOS AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD
Commonly kuOHnas
DAYTON DIVISION
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Gonnirn propsrtp for Sale ano 90 Let

ALL COUNTRY PROPERTY OUR SPE-
~ IAITY-Farms Residences, etc, every where; LIs's
free PHILLIPS Il WILLS, Tribune BdndlnS.
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pipioen6 Notlce5.

a WALL-sT., Ew-YoRK.}
dividend NO. ia dividend of $780,
600 being per the Capital stock, will be pay
able to OF record on and after May To- al the
transfer books win close Wednesday May and reopen
Friday May 10. W. :. hOl 4, ,cC.
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DIED.

Sacramento, april Emil Plettig, native of
Germany, - years, months and 26 days.
Funeral notice hereafterl
Dixon, April i-Lottie Ann Stone, years, 5
months and days.
Auburn. April carrie Pillsbury g years
Grizzly Flat, FL Dorado comfy, April Thomas
Barrett 3 years.
Placervi.le March Sl-Frederick Limpinsel. e3
years
Marysville. April S-Iulia Theon. 81 years.
Gridlcy, March 34-infant son of +. d. Groh
Coloma, April 1-Peter NJ. Clausen, 81 years, :
months and Is days.
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PROFESSOR FowLER's LEcTUEE.-Thc first
of series Of public and special lectures by
Professor 0. : Fowler, the veteran phren-
ologist, was given last evening ii Armory
Hall Sixth and L streets, and was very
largely attended. The subject was Phren-
ology. in its relations to the human system,
and it was treated in both general and
specific manner The speaker dwclt at
| length on the importance of man knowing
| himself. which desirable knowledge he
claimed could only bc acquired through the
medium of u thorough and competent
/ pirenologist. Not only should men know
/ the bent and quality of their own minds
| but they should have a better knowledge
/ and appreciation of natures laws. For
! every violation OfthcSe laws man must suffer
( sooner or later The majority of people, for
( instance do not know how To eat. when TO
/ eat, nor how much TO eat IN this respect
1 they are inferior to the brute creation Even
/ the best educated men-those who have
mastered many of the sciences. have long
' handles 10 their names. and imagine
/ they know almost eyerything-arc deficient
4 in this particular, and can prove their IL
/ norance by their dyspepsia. The lecture
/ was long and entertaining, and az It's close
/ a well-known citizen went forward by inyi-
/ tation and had his cranial bumps eX-
amined for the instruction and amusement
| Of the audience Tonight Professor Fowler
| Will lecture at the same place on Love and
/ Marrimonv,n and tomorrow evening Ito
gentlemen only on Manhood, Its Decline
/ and Restoration
| GATHERING THEN IS.-Yestertlay officers
Frazec and Franks raidel tramps' camp
north of the north leyee between John
Riders place and the American river Six
were in camp but only five were captured.
They are a tough-looking crowd Their
! furniture consisted Of a lot OF old oyster
and coal oil cans. a few potatoes and Jug
/ Of very bad China gin. They Were all lying
/ in the brush half stupehed with liquor
| When they Were placed under arrest two of
/ them Indignantly claimed to he members
! of the Assembly from Frisco. and thar
I they had come 10 Sacramento III answer 70
/ the Governors call for an extraordinary
! session. One of the officers was Inclined To
/ ie' theu 60 bus the other persuaded liim 10
take them 10 The i0eI-un They Will ap-
! pear before Judge Henry "A 10 n. Today,
and If tie ASSenIhiymcn prove their
! identity they viii ne doubt be permitted to
answer roll call al ~ n.
TIE NATIONAL EvH.-Mrs Kate II.
Clayton iectured last evening or The Ma
tional Evil (the run traffic, in the Pres
l,hyterian Church The church was wei
filled. The leetaross, who BY the way IS
fine elocutionist, handled her subject in an
able manner She spoke for an hour and
twenty minutes, and held the undivided 81
tention q her audience throughout.
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BORN.

Sacramento. April Wife of J. Jennings, son.
Gait, March 30-Wife Of Z. :. Hunt daughter.
Woodland. April Wife Of T. G.. Clifford, a son.
Gridiey, March 24-Wife of f. d. Groh. Il son.
Nevada City, March 2S-Wife of John Eddy, q
daughter.
Nevada City March 30-Wife of W. &. Richards,
daughter
Fort Jones, March 2l-Wife of Charles Walker
Il daughter.
Chico March 21-Wife of William Batehelder,
twins-SOn and daughter.
Grass valley April wife of \. T. Walker, q
son.
Marysyille, April 5-wife of W. H. Warren, a
son.
SON 4 aaughtCr
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IF YOU WANT fine old Bourbon Whisky
ask your druggist and grocer for Simmonds
Nabob Whisky. It's the best in the mar
ket None genuine unless my name across
the cork c. Simmouds
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

METROPOLITAN Theater tonight" London As
SumnCC.'
Tivoli, tonight" Victims OF Faro"
Ladies Choral Society, this afternoon.
Congregational Society-Annual meeting
Exempt fremen, tonight.
Fancy goods salesman wanted.
Notice to creditors.
Probate notice.
Capital Turf Club. tonight.
A good barber wanted.
Girl wanted to assist in Il small family
Strayed-A Sorrel horse.
NOtice-City Tax Collector.
Sacramento Division X. OF P, this evening.
Blacksmith wanted
]. Q. o. f. picnic-April 10Th
Forester Gun club. this evening.
A O. L. W. picnic, May 1st
Privileges Odd Fellows picnic.
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MARRIED..

Yuba, City, March 22-Irdby s. Moore 10 Ela
Moore.
Yuba City, April 2--C. r. wilcoxon to Miss Laura
Z. Phipps.
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MASQUERADE SOIREE.-The Sacramento
Verein Eintracht, a German social organiza-
ton, gave masquerade soirce and carni-
val assembly at Jacobs Hall last evening,
which was largely attended. The panto-
mime programme, which was eXcellently
presented on an improyiscd stage in the
north end of the hall, was as follows {:
Opening of the carnival assembly by the
Grand and Little Council; foolish ode,
sung by the President OF the Grand Coun-
Gil, assisted by all male and female fools :;
The Speaking Head grand magic act
never before witnessed in Sacramento, per
formed by the world-renowned fool Ru-
dolphinski; first appearance of the Suavian
Elite Ladies Orchestra, conducted 10y Miss
Adalgisc katZcnmeier, in her unequaled
musical treats; grand tight-rope perform
ance, showing the most terrifying feats of
our age; In the Barber Shop grand
comic pantomime, by the Carnival Panto-
mime troupe assisted by the celebrated
clowns Summcrsetini and TumbledOwnius.
After the tablcauX the ladies and gentle
men retired, donncd their masks and COS
tunes. and afterwards joined in a carnival
ball which lasted until u very late hour.
POLICE DErAIL.-Chief Jackson made a
new detail of policemen yesterday, in &C
cordance with his intention to have them
change from day to night watch every two
weeks, and to change beats say from beat
] to ,, , to >, or 3 10 4, every four weeks.
Yesterdays detail is as follows: Day
watch-Beat 1, Frazee; ,, Arlington; 3,
Woods 4 Farrell. Night watch-Bcat i,
| Franks; , Sullivan; ), Coffee; !, Ash.
D. If,,I
REVIVAL MEETINGs.-For some weeks
past revival meetings have been going on at
the Scycnth-street Methodist Church South,
Rev Mr. Christian, pastor Meetings are
held nightly and three times ON the Sab
| bath \ large number have joined the
churcl-betwecn thirty and forty went for
ward yesterday. The pastor came here not
! long since from Georgia. and is an eloquent
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Mechanics Store-The Antiquarian.
Redington 4 Co.-papillion remedies.
Dewey 4 CO.-Patent solicitors
A. \. Van VOORHEES, u Co.-Saddlery and har-
ness.
Felter, Wood q CO." Piper Heidsick."
Hale Bros. y CO.-No abatement.
Red House-EaStern importations.
Farm for sale-See Strobel
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ARRESTS. - The following arrests were
made yesterday Thomas Sellen. by Off
GERS sullivan, Frazec and Martin. for ma
icious mischief; james Martin. Patrick
Haley, VIM. Powers Thomas McDonoush.
Frank West, George Thompson. John vii
son, Thomas Burns, Joseph johnson and
John Smith by officers sullivan. F7azee.
Martin and Franks, for vagraucy /. G.
Burr, 10y officer Coffee for gaming; Charles
Edwards, by officer Martin, as 4 dciaulting
witness; p Johnson, by officer Martin. fo5
being drunk; Robert McQuadc, by officer
Kent, for being drunk John Doe. by ON
Ger Franks, for disturbing the peace.
GEtNGE REoEGAvIzEn.-The Elk Grove
Grange has been recognized with ibe lol-
lowing Hst of officers Thomas McCon-
nell. Worthy Master; q. r. Carr. Ovcrseer
@. s Freeman. Lecturer, J. EveDon, stew
ard ! NelmS Assistant Steward g. ii.
Kerr Chaplain L. Sehlmeyer. Treasurer
J. H Kent, Secretary: +. H. Castcllow,
Gate Keeper Mrs. j. G. Mcconnell, Ceres
Miss Anna Mcconnell, Flora Mrs : E.
CaStellow, Pomona; Mrs Mary Kerr, Lady
Assistant Steward
THE cheapest, clearest and best bee. on
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MISCELLANEOUS.


James, Henry" PortnitS of Places "........Sl 20
James, Henry The Siege of London ..... l. 70
Ballou, N. NJ" Due West Round the
World 30
Anonymous" The Bread Winners "......... l 90
Fiske John Excursions of an Evolution
list ................... 90
Fawcett. Edgar" An Ambitious Woman l -
Hardy, A. s." But IeJ Woman ..,....,... l -
" Bottom Facts Concerning SpiritualiSm ".-. l 30
Fletcher, Susan" Twelve Months in an
English Prison 50
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THE cheapest, clearest and best bee. on
the marke; is the Fredericksburg expert.
G. w. Chesley, sole agent.
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WOODBURN q BARNES

Successors to E. 1. Billings { Col,
No. 4I7K Street, between Fourth tiflhi saera-
mento,
IMPORTERS AND HOLESALE DEALERS
In the Finest Brandies. Wines and Liquors.
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80 DAYS TRIAL.
FRANK KUNZ.

ELORIST AND NURSERYNlAN, UNION ssss:,
L Nursery. Tenth street. between S9lsA
and V, grows and keeps constant! on W.
hand choice collection of EvergreenS -
Trees Shrubs and Towering Plants. wllch lie
offers for sale this season. 81 orders ior CuS
Flowers, Bouquets and all kinds Of Flord De
signs tilled ~ the Shnrresl NOTICE. I1I5-5nu
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MES e M. WIEDMANN

MRS. E. VT. w IEDIWH ININ
MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE AND
wi Retail Dealer IN all kinds Of choice ana Sc
Iecf CANDIES. No. Is J street Branch sore
Metropolitan 1heater Building, on / So iel5ps1
ri CR E A II Y -
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on street, between Front and Second, tc
smoke between smokes OF opium. The ar
rest of these mcu under the circumstances
corroborated the information the Officers
had gained as to the burglaricS, and salts
fed them that the cigars and cigarettes were
part of the property stolen from Davis
saloon. TWO other parties, however, known
a> Too,S Brady and his partner,
shorty, were wanted rs more actively
connected with the thefts, and, after n vast
amount of telcgraphing, The Chief finally
aSecrtAined that they were in San Fran
cisco, had them arrested. and is going down
after them this morning. satisfied that he
viii he able 10 make outa clear case before
he gets dome with n
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Weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, April 6th.-Indieations for Pa
cifc coast region Fair weather
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The smaller Zones were concealed in an
old shoe, and the others in a soda bottle
exceedingly dirty, and with the bottom
broken off I'm this bottle little dirt had
been placed, then some rings, then more
dirt, and more rings. the end of the bottle
being finally made To look As though it had
been lying full of mud and untouched for
wears This find completed the recovery
of all the property stolen from Mr.. Olsen,
excepting one diamond, which had been
taken from its setting for some purpose.
and passed through too many hands to ever
be found again
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DAILY RECORD UNION
THE WEATHER REPORT.

UNITED STATES SIGNAL OFFICE,
SACRAMENTO, April 6, 1884. J
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-24
Attest: TnANk RonERr. Jr., clerk. apl7.lw.thu

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
~ SIS. In Probate Court, special term, held
March 25 1854
In the matter of the estate of John W. sheehy, de-
ceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Thomas w.
Sheehy and William Louis Kelly, administrators OF
said estate, filed in this court March 10, 1884, setting
forth the amount of penonal estate that has
their hands, and the disposition thereof, the amount
OF debts outstanding against said deceased, and
description of all the real estate of which said de-
ceased died SEIZED and the condition and value OF the
respective portions thereof and praying that license
be them granted to sell private sale portion OF
the real estate set forth and described In said
petition.
And It appearing by said petition, that there Is not
sufficient personal estate In the hands OF said admin
pay said debts and that IL Is necessary in
order TO pay the same, to sell portion of said real
estate;
In said estate appear before the Judge of this court
Monday, the 18th day of May, a, ID. 1884, at ten
oclocka. M at the Court house In Saint Paul in said
county, then and there TO show cause or any there
be- why license should not be granted TO said adnlnis
traitors to sell said real estate according to the prayer
of said petition.
And II Is further ordered that a copy Of this order
said day of hearing. the last OF which publications
shall be at least fourteen days before said day OF
hearing, In the DAILY GLOBE, newspaper printed
and published at Saint Paul in said county and per
sonay served all persons Interested In said estate,
residing In said county at least fourteen days before
said day of hearing, and upon all other persons In
terested according to law.
BY the Court.
IL. 81 VIM. B. blcGRoRTY,
Judge OF Probate,
Attest: FRANK ROBERT Jr. Clerk.
mar26-5w-wed
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A Feud Ended by a Fatal Duel.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

BALTIMORE, April pa fatal duel was
fought yesterday at Cockeyesville, a small
town in Baltimore county,, the principals be-
ing two brothers-in-law, named Chas Brown
and Joshua Gill. The fight was brief and
bloody. The distance was so short that the
antagonists, thirsting for each others blood,
could almost have touched each others finger
tiys, had they stretched out their arms to
full length, and they glared at each
other like wild beasts, their intense
hatred being observable even at this
dread moment But two shots we're
exchanged, and as the second bullet sped out
of Gill's gun, Brown dropped, MORALLY
wounded. While physician was examining
the bleeding wound in his breast, Mrs.
Brown arrived on the scene ssMy hus
bandp' she shrieked wildly, and fell pros
trate on the body Of the dying man. Gill
has since been arrested. The cause of the
duel was on old feud that arose between the
two number of years ago out of dispute
over some property. 1t has been intensified
since by family quarrels. Both parties to
the mortal combat are citizens of promi-
nonce, and belong to one of the best families
in the county.