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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-14

The appointments by The President
Of Campbell for United States Attorney,
and Carr for United States Marshal for
Wyoming, meet with the unanimous ap.
provul Of the people Of Wyoming. Both
are tirsi-class men, especially fitted toT
the positions they have been appointed
TO ill. The PTrridcpt's action III select
my two Of Wyoming's old citizens for
important positions, is IA soUrce Of great
Satisfaction and rejoicing throughout
tie Territory.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-14

1t is reported from st. Petersburg that
private adyices from the Caucasus are
that the Ameer Of ~AfShanistan, Abdur-
rahman, has been murdered by his suite.
II il said that the murder took place in
Prrsii, where the Ane-r WAS ut the time
trsve ing, and that Ayvuh Khan, the de-
posed Am er. will be his sIccrssOr. The
report j. not, however. credited in Lon
don, but is regarded rs II stock jobbiIg
.rh.nB.
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HOTiLr TO CREDITORS.

IN TIE MATTER or THE Estate OF
L GtorIe r.. shepherd, deceased.
Estate Of GeorSc II. shepherd, dtc"Estd-
So'ice IL hereb, given by the undersigned Adj
miHi-trttor II the estate e George II. shrp.
herd, deceased. to the creditors oL. and all per.
sons having olAln sglinst tho said dccrA ell
TO exhibit them with the II. ces,sry youehcr-.
within ten months after the nr-t publication
Of this C. office, to tho sAii Admins rat r. At
his ONCE H. tn town and County ~ EIko,
Stat Of 'vada. j. Il. BRADLEY.
Administrator Of tho estate OF Gcorsc u.
Shepherd. drccAsed.
Dated. Elko, Nevada, his Igih day 81 Nay.
lsS' 10 dLysl
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
L'Sp DrTrCE. 7 UREEA. NV.
- I

L,Sp cTTiCE. UHEEA. SEv.l
May IS. lSsj
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TINT THE
following named settler has a 81 motto. Of
his intention to msks final proof in support ni
his claim. a Il that said proof viii b- mAie be-.
forst 6 District Judge Of Elko County .tEko.
Nevada, on THURSDAY. JUNE I'll TWEEN
FIFTH. 1855. viz: H0mestrAI Application No.
l9. George W. MONKS Tor tho NJ q y. T. O.,
aud ny Of " y - section 90. Township SO.
North Of Range 50 East s.. ID. VI.
He nam . the following Witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence upon ana cultivation
Of sail land Viz: wiliiam II. Arr1strorr. Of
Dc'th. EIko Co. H"yads. d. Y. johnson. Drrth
Elko Co., Nevada. A.. a.. DIw.,y, Of Elku.
Nevada, g.. $ S2srs. Of ElEo. Nevada.
Z. - HiSCKLEY Register.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-14

Last week, at Ballruas Bay, On the
coast of Lower California, 400 miles
south o: Sau Diego. q ,hinaman was
standing i'll water IA little above his
knees aud engaged in gathering abalone
shells for the San Francisco market.
Suddenly lac was seized by AN immense
octopus, or devil fish, drawn into deep
water, and dro vucd before his compln-
ions could come To- Lis rescue. Several
days after the body h,ated ashore in n
horrible state OF mutilatiun.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-14

The Sladc mill tenants ut Fall River,
Mass, ARE being subjected 10 n course
similar to TINT experienced by the Irish
peasantry. The works being closed,
the operators have been ont Of employ
men q long time aud are Of course. un.
able to pay their rent and the corpora,
lion ~ causing them TO he eyicted on
tSeDty.fonr hours notice 10 get out.
Having no money to pay for hauling, the
nrs packing their few effects
away on their bucks. Can such things
be in Ibis protected country
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-14

IL Is now generally conceded that SIR.
Bla as Vermont friends will, il pnssi-
Bile, interpose insuprrablc obstacles to
the retnrm of Judge Edmunds to n sent
in the Quilted States Senate, but, asks
n sarcastic contemporary, is Mr.. Blnine
h''nseii' d~ir'c'l! or Indirectly. concerned
IN ANY scheme that may nov be ,nntur.
tng for the punishment Of Mr.. Ia.
monisf and then with charming sin
p'icitty declare. 1--WE doubt it," The
history OF Twenty Yeas is busy with
tlg sscpld vol1:u= &! bis successful
work. lie has resumed with nssidiity
2 apparently with entire contcn,meut
OF hemt thoee literary and plilosophi.
cal iubors Which wein rudely interrupted
just twelve months ngo 10y the call Of the
C"on'enIi"n< lie has got back 10 his
beloved hook. Probably il his mimi
resrrs Ia Edmunds NJ oil, il IL with the
calm Interest Of the historian aud psy.
shologist ratheS than with the heated
insniorics Of old political and personal
H~htngCmisin. One Of Mr.. Blnine's many
excellent qualities is his ability to for.
get and forgiSc-grncsiuliy and e1nctly
TT the proper time.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-14

ing to the lines by which they were
dragged some considerable distance, the
result IT which was that Miss Mary re.
cei'sd very severe ond painful bruises.
The horses continued ON in their mad
career Tor nearly a mile and then leisur.
ly trotted into Chinese Camp. The
body Of the unfortunate wonnn was
taken 10 Oakdaic for interment. Atlast
accounts the two survivors were rapidly
recovering.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-14

EI- Governor Hale. Of New Hamp-
shire, whose residence is IN Keene, hus
failed with lurge liabilities. His house
in Keene, md his interest in the Krene
Chair Company wrrs atlucAed Thurs
day, with claims that amounted to oyer
100000. II is reported that the liu.
bihties may reach 81, 200, Coo. The ut
tsehing parties are Mr.. Purks, E1-Goy-
srnoT Hsle's agent, and several Of the
National Banks Of Keene. 1t is not yet
known to what extent the liabilities nre
secured. Several other banks in various
parts Of New England, it is understood,
hold hr. Hsle's paper to n greater or
less extent. 1t is reported that Senator
Blair aud Frank W. Jones, Of New
Hampshire. are among Tine chief indor.
serG. The attachments placed OH Hale,
property inoun ~ $227 200.
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ROTiC: TO CREDITORS.

Is THE DISTRICT OUR OF THE
1 Fourth Judicial District. toupty Of Exc,
state ~ Nevada IL the matter Of the estate
Of j II. -. Clair. dee ascd. Notice l. hereby
CIV "a 10y the Undersigned Administrator of the
Estate OF j. VI. 81. lair, deceased. 10 the croft
tor- Of and all prrsOn- having aims against
I e said deceased 90 exhibit them with the nee
es-sry voucher, within four months after the
Hrrt publication Of this no'ice, To- the said Ad-
miuist Ai1r at his residence In Star valley.
Elio CO Ity. Nevada.
l.. W. ST.. CLAIR.
Admin!-'rs'r- - the estlte OF J. ". ~.
clair, i"s..s. Elko. Srv. fcb. -. ls>i.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-14

MessIs. Payne Il fernald have just
got their open mir ert gallery decorated
with AN entirely new set OF magnificent
paintings by the o!d (ring) masters, and
nothing affords Jack greater delight than
to take in tine bits aul quarters froiu the
young juveni e connoislres, except the
enjoyment VI pointing out to the young
Shoshone the difference between a bare
leg aud u Polar bear. and 10 enlarge
upon the genial disposition and eugag-
ing socinl qualities OF the csrniverous
hopupontomls frum the frozen Regions
Of the mouse coloIrd Mic. A. a public
drmoustratOr Uf S oSrLphy uud natural
history, as surPrisI- 81 illustrated in his
picture gallery, Jack, with pole well in
hand, has Du supeE!oESa aud powerful few
equals.
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H0HCE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND o iFICE. EUEE :. NEW. /

LNNb " lCt. ENkt ', NtNs
Nay IS. lSNS.
NOTIC& L HEI 81 GIvES THAI THE
~ the f"lluwinG-uamei sctt er has nled
notice Of his 1 te'.tipu TO make final proof Ia
sap OF OF hts calm. aud tn 4 said prof will
be MADE beforr the DtstTict Judge Of Ike
County at Elk', Nevada. ~ THURSDAY.
JUNE TweSTY FIFTH. lss5. viz: Home
IT. Al Application No. :. David '. Johnson
'or thu y W = OF section 81. Township SO North
of Range % Pas; ". u. VI.
He names the following witues-.- TO prove
hS cuuliuupus residence upou, aud ruIiiyl
tiOn o! said land. viz: william II. Armstrong
of Dr"th. SrNad,. George W. Monks. Desth,
Nevada, A. q. DIw!sy. ElEo. NevAIA. :. S.
Scare. Llko, Nevada.
Z. II. HISCKLEY. Register.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-14

A bill has been presented to the Bun.
desrath in relation to the Brunswick
succession. 1t Umits the usual demand
for urgency, an indication hat Prince
Bismarck expects serious opposition to
the measure.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-14

Reno Journal; The Board OF Regents
Monday night determined to locate the
University upon the bluH. offered by
Newt. Evans, paying hun $l.25O for the
ten acres, and binding him to sell ten
acres more two years hence. The loct-
ton is n very desirable one, and in the
opinion Of " large majority Of our peo-
pie, the v .ry best that could have been
mad. The nett, IN Of the Board is
warmly commended.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-14

An examination OF the Washington
coufrms the report that the
capstone has been shattered by light
ming. The break was made by light
ming ON the cOrurr Of the capstone, and
four fragments fell t0 the ground, where
they were found nearly forty feet from
the base OF the monument.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-14

At II o'clock Monday night the east
wing Of the luuatic asylum at Williams
burg, Va, took IRE and WIS destroyed.
The bindings burned comprise the orr.
giunl 4 Of the Institution, and were
erected over Il hundred years ago.
There were two hundred female patients
in the bIEniuS building, but all OF them
were rescued except one.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-14

Two more indictments were found 10y
the Grand Jury Monday against Ferdi-
mani Ward and James ID. Fish, churS-
iGS them with grand larceny II the first
d,Errr. ward WAS Arrugmcd III the
Court Of Oyer and Terminrr and plead
ed not guilty to- the indictment, With
leave to withdraw his plea and demurrer.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-14

Reports Of great suffering from lnck
OF food, comes from jackson county,
West Virginia. Hundreds Of families
are ON the verge Of starvation md nu-
less assistance is speedily given phr loss
OF iIfe will he awful. Last Y mrs crop
~as " failure and all supplies that Zee
NAMED OF from the year previous mr.,
now exhausted. The distress appears
to have reached the last extremity lcfnle
the facts were made generally known.
and steps are being taken for icmporar.
lily relieving the most pressing needs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-14

The Bellevue (IdIhu) Chronicle is in
W. Mackay's experts, trlegraphrd to
Salt Lake last Saturday evening that
Mnckay would take the Horn Silver, 1T
Lava, ut Frank Martins pricc-S275.-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-14

General Crook triegraphs from Fort
Bayard that from the best information
~obtaiuable, those killed by the nid;ng
Apach.s arc: seven ON Blue river and
around Alma, five near Silver City. two
near Old Camp Vincent aud three near
Grafton. There may be Others, the
General says, but there is no reliable
accounts of them, il 80.
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den Stoppase broke the tongue. and at
the same time thre- the wagon to n
side with such force ms to hurl the ladies
out. Mrs. DIR. Booth was thrown upon
her head and instantly killed, the fall
breaking her neck and u shoulder.
The young ladies were also percipitaied
frota the wagon. hut suec, sded in hold
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-14

The appointment Of Captain II. +.
Beecher' "oD OF Rev. Henry Ward
Bocchcr. ms Collector Of Customs for the
Puge. Sound district, is moi pleasing. 4,
appears, TO Democrats of the Northwest.
Judge Kuhn, Of Port Townseud. was in.
dcrSed for the appointment by Demo.
Gratis generally Of Washington Territory,
and also by many lending party men Of
Oregon. Knhn is au old.time Democrat
aud has been a leading spirit in the
party OF the Northwest. He is n
member Of the National Committee from
Washington, and has been an indcfnti.
gable worker for the party. lie was
backed by Democrats and Bcecbcr by
MugwumpS.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-14

The recent failure of Ex-Governor
Hale Of New Hampshire, has given rise
to reports rather damaging to his char
acter both as n mhu and a politician.
John W. Johnson, nm nspirnnt for Blnir's
place, is said to have had Hale's prom.
ise OF the appointment, but the Cover.
nor at the last moment rrnppointcd
Blair, at the dictation of Vim. G. Chand.
Ter. Johnson, Who hnd loaned the Gov.
ernor money and done him other favors,
is now one Of his creditors and attaches
the Governors property in Boston for
100000 johnson says that in 'S2,
before he (Hnle) ran for Governor, Hule
told him he wa worth 500, COO, and
asked whether he had better b. n candi.
date. Johnson says he told him he
could nford 10 pay $50, 600 for the Office.
and he snppoSes that Hale did 50.
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The Rev. Geo. II. Thayer. OF Bour-
on, Ind, says Both myself and wife
owe our lives Ia ShilOh's Consumption
Cure. For sale by F. +. Muller.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-14

For Saddle and Collar Sores, Collar
ind Gitth Calls. use uorseman's Uni
ieTsul Ointment,
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WANTED

a bunch Of cattle or horses on shares.
IL any person has u bunch Of cattle or
horses that they desire To let on shmrcs
/" n responsible person, to one that has
II good range and plenty of hay. Such
a person can make good terms 10y adj
dressing j., care Editor INDEPENDENT.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-14

Catarrh cured. sweet breath and health
secured by Shiluh's Catarh Remedies
Price 80 cents. Ma sal Injector free.
Tor snle by =. + Muller.
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Strawberries n Fresh Vegetables re-
ccived daily nj the GEM.
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ESTRAY.

For Old Sores and Wounds on Horses
aud Animals. use Horscman's Universal
Ointment
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BOOK BEER on DRAUGHT AT
TIE GEM.
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RATGEI FOR SALE.

n Coon HAi y STOCK RANCU SIT.
n uhted seNcn miles south Of Shrphards
on the j aud iurct" road. embracing $40
Aercs, all fenced and well improved.
LARGE CREEK RUNS THROUGH RANCH.
One hundred aud siI,y acres Of tho ranch
h"in"strsdrd; balance. po.scs-ofy claim.
VIII be- sold at 8 bargain for cash. For pnrtI
cnlHrs sppiy 70 j.. A. ROBINSON, on Ranch.
klko. My "a, 1855.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-30
TRADE AND LABOR NOTES.

ANNAPOLIS. Jan. GA committee represent
ind five thousand Baltimore oyster shuckes arrived
to-day, to encourage the striking shuckers work
for fifteen cents gallon About $50 shuckcrs at
work here at fifteen cents the others want twenty cents
ag2On.
PHILADELPHIA, JAN 2o.-A large meeting of nail
manufacturers held here to-day representatives. be-
ing present from Maryland. Virginia, Pennsylvania.
New-Y York, New-Jersey. and New England The card
price was advanced to ~ 90 increase OF about per
cent. IL stated that the demand has largely in
creased and that the mills will shortly begin running
with full working forces
BATH, Me, Jan. 29.-The report that the shpDuding
firms mere, Goss Sawyer Packard, and Goss Sawyer
have failed, conveys wrong impression. They ask
extension OF tme and for that purpose have called
meeting creditors. They expect be able 10 pay
full. An examination shows liabilities $500 0OO
Captain GOss estimates the assets at 5000, 900.
Boston. Jan. 20-Henry Urann. boot and shoe dealer
at No s55 Westinghouse has failed. His liabilities are
S25, 900 and his assetts $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-30
TESTIMONY IN THE PLAYWRIGHT CASE.

TONS RIVER, y. j., Jan. 90. In the Wainwright
murder trial to-day William Beams testified hat he
went to Rockwells house at Bamber several times
after the murder, with Nathan Austin and others.
They followed the wagon tracks described by Austin to
the woods The witness identified the plank, half
cedar log aud tarred rope the articles found by the
party of searebers.
Zebuon Brtton testified that he searched the Rock
we'll premises at Bamber. and repeated the statements
of the previous witnesses about the tracks of wagon
leading across Rockweils property 10 the bog and
swamp near the place where the body was found
Hudson BransOn corrOboraed the testimony III refer
enoe to the wagon track. and told of the hndng OF
uicces of clothing and buttons in the ashes. Nathan
Austin was recalled and said that few wagons travelled
on the road where the wagon tracks were traced.
Robert Hyors stated that he measured the front feet OF
Rockwell horse by order OF District Attorney Middle
ton lie saw man aud two women on The Manchester
road between Wanwrights house and TOMS River AT
halt past 10 o'clock Tuesday night after the mlrcer
the women Mrs. Wainwright and her daughter
he did not recognize he Robert Flyers testified
TO finding buckshot of four different sizes at Rock
well house.
After the court adjourned of the counsel for the
defendant approached the witness Beams, and In an
excited and threatening manner said " W hal do you
mean by saying what you did after what YOU told me
before You a liar aud know you lie ~ Fortu-
nately the States detective present and serious
trouble was ayerted.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-30
CONGRESSIONAL DoINGs IN BRIEF.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-Mr. Harrison in the
Senate reported adversely the bill to facilitate promo
ons throughout the Army by retiring from active
vice. upon their application, officers who served in
the War Rebellion. The bill went on the calendar
Among bills introduced by Mr. Lapham TO
tborize the Manufacturer National Bank OF NewYork
to change its name TO the Manufacturer National Bank
of BROOKLYN N Y. Memorials from State Legislatures
were presented by Mr. McMillen, OF Minnesota. urging
the purchase OF the Portage Lake and Lake Superior ship
canals by the for the purpose Of making 1t
free waterway; by Mr. Miller OF California, urging
the passage of bill to establish branch Of the National
Soldiers Home disabled volunteer soldiers In Call
ornia; Mr. Harrison of Indiana, urging the passage
of bill to pension prisoners confined In Confederate
prisons during the late war, and by Mr. Cameron, Of
Pennsylvania urging the passage OF the bill to prohibit
the importation of contract labor and urging the passage
OF a bin to make the trade dollar legaltender.
Mr. Clay OF Kentucky introduced the concurrent resO
luton in the House, which was objected TO yesterday
relating to the assembling OF the two houses for the
poses of counting the electoral votes. and 1t was
agreed 10.
Mr. Kea New-Jcrsey. reported bill to change the
name OF the Manufacturers National Bank OF New York
to the Manufacturers National Bank o1 Br0okly n !.
Mr.. Deustcr. OF WISCONSIN, reported Dill 10 prevent
and punish the prosecution under the protection OF the
United States, of fraudulent claims against foreign
governments,
Mr.. R0secrans reported bill to establish branch
soldiers home in California
Mr.. Singleton, OF Mississippi, reported adversely bills
for the erection OF monuments to Edward Buncomb OF
North Carolina. and Pierre G. LEnfant the French
engineer who generally credited with having origin
ated the plan upon which Washington city is built.
Tucker OF Virginia, reported resolution instruct
ing the Committee Appropriations include In sun
dry Civil bil items apprOprating 100000 to pay Hal
lett Kilhournc account OF n judgment recovered
psSns sheabarser and Wilson 5000 for professional
services
New-York tribune., 1885-01-30
NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATION.

TRENTON, Jan. 29-The Assembly adjourned
at noon to-day until Monday evening. Speaker Arm
strong bill to give the house occupied by married
couple widow, when the husband dies intestate
and without children, was defeated % to 90
Mr. Frambach. OF Hudson County. introduced bill to
give the Mayors OF cities power to appoint all members
of municipal boards. when not elected by the people
proyded however. that neither political party shall
have more than majority; the Mayor to have power to
mi vacancies but ncumbcnts not to be affected by this
act The bill Is intended to apply to Jersey City, but 1t
would also include Newark, where the political con-
dtions existing In the former place precisely re-
yersed. Newark Is Republican city with a Democratic
Mayor while the Executive OF Democratic Jersey City
Is Republican. , -
4 contest is anticipated on Monday evening concern,
,u~ senate bill No 30 an amending the Railroad
Taxation statute The bill prepared by the Railroad
Tax commission and Is, av0wedly to meet the case OF
the Pcnnsyvana Railroad Company which does not dc
Sire 10 contest the tax law, but will not consent To
nav the tar unlcsst be assured Of the benefits OF
any successful contest that may be made by the other
cnnpancs concerned The bill meets this difficulty and
also n oyldes quarterly instead OF yearly payments,
and nc tho salary OF the secretary Of the Tax Com
mission to 800 year. II s stated that the Governor
has formally given his approval OF the measure and drew
amendments that were Incorporated III the Senate
New-York tribune., 1885-01-30
NO CALL TO DIR. PENTECOST

Or. RANNEY'S CHURCH HAS MADE NO DECISION
THE PROPERTY TO BE SOLD.
ave have made no arrangements about O
new PASTOR said Dr. Ranney last evening further than
THE TRIBUNE indicated this morning. The BrookiD'
Union says that the church has extended call to Dr. o.
f. Pentecost of the Tompkins Avenue Church That Is
entirely new to us I was the only member OF our
church who attended the Brooklyn conference on
Wednesday, and | was received. as have said, very
warmly. We were promised assistance, and did say
that with a man like DR.. Pentecost our church would
succeed. but that Is all"
Have you agreed to extend him call ~
1--WE have decided nothing, and we cannot do any
thing until our finances are in shape. minister would
not care to come until these settled: and we
shall not think OF asking one come until then"
is said that You have dismissed the churcn chor
and some of the officers OF the church"
That Is We cannot dismiss the choir. IL mas
contract the ending next Nav The church pays
them - 600 IL Is more Than we feel mat we can al3r
ard the matter was thus presented to them We asked
them business proposition II they would not give us
their services for the remainder OF the year as we %
not that ought to continue such an expense ana
as we desifOus OF cutting down our expenses Whe
ever They have not yet made reply TO thi'
notice was posted in the Exchange saesrooms NO.
III Broadway, yesterday by Ahctoneer Smyth'
stating that he would sell at puhlic auction
on February 5 the Madison Avenue Congregational
Church The action Ia In pursuance or tne totec!osuic
brought against the church by the MUTUAL LlIe lnsnI
Company for the recovery OF @SOOOo Ioahc WE'VE
years ago years interest Is now also due MT Nat
kins counsel for the insurance company, sad that an
adjournment OF the sale had been asked by the counsel
for The and he had agreed 10 III under Ger
tain conditions.
Deacon Foster who represents the Old Board OF Trus-
tee- said Yesterday that any attempt to raise another
mortgage the church property would be opposed lie
Indignant over the manner IN which ne stlu tne
chair had been treated aud he observed: should Ike
show Mr. Hopkins that he cannot Introduce into IN,
tactics he adopted at the trustees meeting