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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-07-11

Mr.. RocKwooD's gelding, Harry Par
ker, paced ten miles to sulky at st. Louis
on the 3Oth in 2S:52 ga very easily, in the
endeavor to beat thirty minutes. This
makes the pacing record.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-07-11

OWEN KELLAE, the Ohio man who was
refused position by First Auditor Cheno-
weth, has been given the place by Secre-
tary Manning, who says the civil-service
rules must be obeyed.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-07-11
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere,

CHAs. w. BUCK, United States Minister
to Peru, has been officially received at
Lima.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-03
OVdcl' Of Court.

!n the Coum.y Court of Ccclii,c County.
 Territory of ArizoHa.
 in the maitcr of Leo KoIncr and E. IT. retersun, ins"lvent Debtors.
 Leo Eorncr and E H. Peterson. in ,olycut Gcbt"Ts, having applied to this Court for a discharge from th":r dci'i>. it is hereby or drrcd that ;hc |lt rl of His Court .iyr iu- tee to all creditors who have proved their Jrbt5 to appear before this Court. at the Court room. in iiie ci'y of Tombstone. county Of C.Chisc and Territory of Arizpna on tho l>t day of S,pjcm' er. lSSp and show rau>e. if any they have. why di5gharGr should not Ice granted to ;hc debtors, iron! all their dCn;s IT aCCOGdIrcc with Inc stat istc !n .;.CL case made and provided. II l. iUIthcr ordered that notice of said aTplica tinn -ha.i h. given by mali tg fine Crediior- aud hy publication ior f1u. vsrhs .a TIT DAILY TOMBSTONE, .J IrUs paper pUbli-UVd in fac ely "f Tombstone, Co.hi-e cnupiy, r, rrIio~y O' ArI,0uI.
 Datcd thc 2Hd day nf Ncvcmbtr. lSS5.
 WEBSTEE STREET,
 County Judge.
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Execution Sale.

BY SiRTUEOFANE EXECUTION ISSrE ED One, in and for the County af Cochi-r Tcr- ritory of Arizona, 10 me directed and dciiy- cred on a judgment rendered in said Cour; on the @Jlh day of April, 1885, in favor; of the Mayor and Common COun ii of the city of Tombstone. Territory of Arizona and against LydIa N- Clark, wherein am mmaudlcd to make the sum of iorty-four dollars da,na~ss with interest thereon from date Oi judgment at the rltc Of ten per cent per annum until paid; together with SD costs and accru- ing costs.
 hsyc this day levied upon the following dcscrihcd property. to Nii:
 Lot thirteen N3). in hlocl. sixty.twn (GaN. in the city Of Tombstone. Cochise county. tri- z3na. according 10 the of!iria, map or pl,, thereof now Of recerd in 'he office cf in, county recorder of Cocti.e county: said Io, being on the \ W corner of 7th and Brace streets. in said city Of Tombstone.
 Public notice Is hereby giyc3 that On fbc lih Gay Of November, 1885, between inc nour. @! y q. m and D. III, iB front of Inc City Iail. iu Inc city of Tombstone. CfrI,i,e county. hrIzora Territory, I will sell all ;lc i-ht, iiIc arG interest of ihc said Lydia NJ IlHTk, in and to inc above described property VI fdbIc Nu"tiou, 10 the highest and best bidder. Tor cash, lawful money of the United SiatlS. 10 satisfy said execution and all ro-.s Dated this ;hc i3sl. day or October. 1885.
 JAMES COYLE CAicS rf POirc of thc City o. Tombstone
 Cc.I3-2ld
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E,oIit e Zoo Ysuch For. EsiD,.

\ luiy of Fifth Avenue. New York, quickly summcncd doctor:
 "Uh, doctor. Iny husband is nearly dead. lie attended j caucus laat night. He made four speeches and promised 10 be with his fellow citizens again to day. But Yh, doctor, he looks nearly dead"
 "iias hc been in politics long"
 "No. only last year. He worked hard for James McCaulay's election" !"
 "iic vii g.t well. madam, He has d stomach for any disease, ii he work cd for him"
 Political life, of short or long dura- tiyt;, i5 very "xhau-tins. aS is evident from the great mortality which pre- vai!s among pui:ic men. EN. |. S. senator B K. Bruce, who has bevn long ii public '.io, suy%
 "tAe otl;er day, wnen stepping into d car a;u crossing, l :oEad Dr. wishin. wiio eyed me up and down in a .Li,.ri>;'d way. rcnarking
 "."iiy. senator, how wei yo look {"
 "'Wcll. feel ;.rc:ty wall, answer cA."
 The uoct.r uttered an incr"d,lous reply. wncn the S"nrler iran.1.. told hi,n, +: al- Wcr |" an inquiry, that t Was WarD-l safe cure which ".1c.. ;.hcd .1f him wii,. jhe froty.-.cn lad ia.i,d [" do. -rua'~r Dru,o says a.s friends a~c vnrr ms.;. 4.,,ni-h"i al 'I.- ,., 'aiuu C.: ,avyr.---'i:l" Hlo.c.
 .,,..r..,-, ,....,--y ,! .rsr.'
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EI-iCaa.c @sS.:2rcsf-

ChIcAoo, Get. @l.-Tha death of General Mcclellan caused a profound impression in tins city. where he Was quite well known. l', was el.;.f en@i- neer and afterwards v;cei1c:idoEt oi the ElinoIs Central railro',d just lricr
 70 thc breaking out of tac var, and acquired wide social acquaintance ir Chicago. ttae ba-i.aiug of t,, w#r. and when he v.as promoted to.le com mand of the Po.o.nac. a c.,4lry con panY, known as ,.M.Cir,,a"a Dr. 2oOns," was organiz.i to sarrc a> Li~ body guard, ant remained with hini 10 ;he close of ::;s ,-;!:.a.r c.~,. :.
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EiMccrs :.ecs FsI~ .EE~n.

WAaniEaToT. Nov. 2. - EX Chief Justice Vincent, who was recently rc- moved from LIs iudgcsAip ill Nov Mexico, was among the caller, CT the Presideu. to day. l; is understood that Juise Vincent received but l!t;le satisfaction frc,a the President. From the V lite House La went over to the Department Of Justice, where Inc had an interview with the Attorney Gen eral. which j., Un,!crs ood to be of an equally unsatisfactory cAaracjnr.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-03
etri to stisi;J!zOrn-'

2 WICHITA, Kan, Oct. 2). Tn, Daily Eagle says the loomcr, have again made 2 move cp okiahoma. For several days rast & nn,alrr La>r been going iu with tents aal pro visions. Such as had reached the Oklahoma district IF to ile datr of the Eagles latest adyiccs found a number of cattlemen wi.h their herds in peaceful possession, but all seemed harmonious between the borders and boomers, with no prospect of trouble. FroN fifty to sixty wagon loads of boomers were dali! arriving upon the grounds.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-03
Ar;iiy .sepori.

WAsnING.cN, Nov. 2.--Tl,c annual report Of General Drr@, aIiutant general cf tbe array. shows that the number ot enlisted men HOW in tie army wLo are drawing increased pay under the as- corsre of August l, lss4, IS G0.0I3s with pcsSons of cor < tinrous service r"r2ins trom five to tlirt, five wears, ll,2et men V i'll Lc- conc cn;itlcI to increased ray under the act of May l5, 1872. The mum Der of assertions from the arny dur ing the past year is T,4@o less than last ear.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-03
Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF X pACIiENA. DECEASED, Notice l. hereby given by tEc undersigned, Admin'stratriN of the Estate of A. Dachcna. dGccascd, 10 the creditors oi. aHd all persons h wing claims aga:r>t the said deceased to exhibit them with inc necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publicaii.,i Of this soticc, iO t.Ic said idminisiratriy a; her residence ia ,hc towr Of Benson, Terri tory of Arizona in tIc County of Cochisc
 Dstcc al Benson, October the !S, 1885
 FLMINA COKER, Admin;siratrix of tlIc Estate of \. Dachcna. deceased. octl-- oawflm
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-03

t:on in tLo Supreme Court # thc N.s- er.c; of Cyiamaia for writ of wan- der1s b compel thq Secretary ci the Interior to adra:. him to practice as an attorney before t'e Interior DcIa't- mcrt, Mr. Harrison is c'o Of the y,, officials i,>bonod from lrsrti,e h, icrn lhe lrr&r;mcnt fyr two y,ars flc" da,c of lls rctirenens from office hg she recent orders # Sacrctary Lemar
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-03
Another DeT.,ccra: Paid eI.

WASHINGTON, Nov. ,. Hon. Nm. E. Smith, of New York. has been ap. pointed Assistant Secretary of the Treasury in place of Chaslse F.. Coon. resigned, to take effect Novcmler 10. MT. Smith has been a leader of what IS known as the young democracy. and has been identified with the Tiider clc- ment of the party in the New Yorl. Assembly, and was one of the most in iuential champions of Governor Glove lands reform measures. He was q prominent figure in thc delegation of young democrats which went to the Chicago convention to urge the nomi- nation of MT. Clevelond, and on ms return he was selected to manage the canvass III New York.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-03
Not Dea3.
SIERRA MADREs, August 21th

SIEKhA NADNEs, .AuL MI 'II
 MrSSR-. CAESAR AND EHhFKifH'
 see by late copies nt TEE ToM EsIONE that l MS reported seriously wounded .nd |, va, though, ! would dc. These reports are not correct. T. l am n"' wnundvd DOT am i,ad. but tei! y"" that :m awiui dry, aut l want y"u '. sen,l me a carsi.rmInt otthat ite c".j Anhu.svr beer. ,iIa; are sc!iing [" thc pcup:, cf Tombstone. only wish l was ,hcrr to have i; drawn iro.n that patent German rbuntain. GERONIMO.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-03

For thc fines! bran. oi imported wines h4Enrs ami cigars. the Pony saloon takes ;hc takc. Tom .Iuues is a!vays glad to meet his i'""ds. and you my depend on receiving tb- fines. kind e treatment. ic2I,i
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-03
OSF SHOOTS

Gool!,acn ,l!,r'- S..,p aj Ncyrr>. :o pants for $4 at J. Meyers \ i:o Oyrralls .5 cent per pair at Mryc'~. Flaun.' underwesg for eos. E.: Nrytr- Tca Kettle whisky at Hailcr'!'- @,ip"n Shoes fc: your owu. price at J. Meyers A R.n.
 Eor genuine Tea kei.!s whsl,y go tu Gap; RaiscrtyS
 : s1lc leather trunk g,v-r away v.tE eve. ;urcl.a>c all Meyers N Biu,. ArLo,rs Wood Yard. Corur" i'slil an,'
 sai.ord Siryu;-. D,y cord 1ri ,t..y-' wool 2t lowest .,,r Leave lrd .rS wiih Aruoid- c.rr, = wagon
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-03
R-sEEF,ss rEsrEsE..

T a.! Inr-n;.- .o..uryina ar claim .r- lpj- .r l+rt~ "i l,.- on the -uriac. ground ui the Way IT." patci,!rd niu.nc ciaim--T@kc nc,Iuc-that harc tiris to and aIp the owrer oi an undivided thrr"-i,ith t3-.i) intorc.: in a'l th" surface erruna oi tine said lAt"ulcd mining claim; Mll my ti;!r ;s und,ra ,hcr,i.'. deed rn rAcc':tiun again. t-e Ir.icIjy e: ,. :. Cl~-t. M Gray arA E. Gray pu q judgurlI, ohtain"d ;n ls,l, u.d $ ,id shrIil.s s.|" waa F. tGc while said Clark had a 3-5 niel.s, n sail surface ground. >"c hnol, <. d.od4 cj mines, Cnchi-. county. la-os ll5, ;lG ard li1.
 NH max a.cl If 5li, 2-j inter --; e. thu> haying a bona t,!r I.-. .c-- si,u aHi Improvements oI -a'd i-'S ir" r'.',ui..,rie llier.
 And give y,u t!i- n..i,e -y nt >ou ,n rour 2uuj a.aiut ttc ~,ur- ",3. s'aiHs ot -a:! l& Clark .nr ~at..Gyht-. #mi .t..r~ nf'p gn in- 'nra.i lr.tsn@ |, ..a,c tit!o t..a'i or jl -s~iaro -:s.uI.
 o23I I>Nls EAsIr.
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NOsicc.

Wing Wargh to Yang Lurg This ccrtifcs that Wing Waugh has soli to Irng Lung certain real estate and horses and wagons at Boston Mil. fer y1J0, on October Is, lSSj.
 cos !t IUEN LUNG.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-03
Notice to Creditors.

ESfATE or ISAAC l.. ROBERTS, DE.
 CEASED. The creditors oT and rl; persons having claims against the ab lyc named c,;aic, are hereby notified To exhibit thc.r claim. "iih the necessary vouchers to me wii'En ten months aticr the first publica ti"H o! thIS notice at my office, corner os 1ti, aud Allen streets, ronl stone, Cocchi.c Co. Arizona Territory, or the same will bc for ever b?rTct!. ! C. Dr.S
 idnlnI>trator E>;atc Ct !. l.. Roberts. dc ceased.
 September .; 1885
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,ri>~,fiEtjngt EH;;cp.

IE, I;L, or fiisu~nr, :. Mau>ii,.! .;r",e. i.H- :'.H Icy -t,: ,ii-t. lv-j i,y IaI,j.a. con -,i.t, d. C L-.la,aiy ryir:. |. from -a.G h".u Irr .U-.:.-~ .t',.:... ..i.. ... ,..uiUc'C! a} :. 9. l4.ir..'.l- a.t..-. .,t ',rr~ut- aMiG, ,s.o t.i.,. vi.. sn''.. vi:, -: ''r' -rr.a ',...' h.o'tt '"- .'r r.-,i'1 ,'....e', .fli .... i.ri- .E- -'.a- s.a'sl- ,--.:.-' s..u .a' ~il present !i,:s tu -;.., Nr"-ir r;,,.
 ; C Err .':y:;E
 H- l. M,:,s!:i.'. i,...:..-~r. |. J.. :.-.,.. .5 i->h
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SfjU .fnoIHCr.

HaG..cr N Shau"iinr->y. tL1 popular pro pT.riO'' cl ihr Billiard rarlur.. Oh .iii.H >t. having mHr .rrIu.rcmc:l'a win iiir Ii,uIri Ter. oi r." (. IybrJich ~rhjiiZ Milwaukee i.-"r have lad inr Iv- ,uc-l erected in their saloon and afc uow prepared to >rllr their uUilyvn!- vu>ioucT, with sciioDf.ci~ ~ al hi oolchr.,tG i-crr uu d: al ci,l. ice rud ro;, aut lcy i. ai z.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-03
Occidental.

Hotel. The only h,st class hotel is Tombstone. Situated on the cornrr O, Fourth and Allen streets. Handsomei; furnished thrors shou,, and Las all mod ru improvements Travellers are recon uended ;o stop ct ttis house. Private rooms for commercial travellers. ine bar of this house ,s furnished HItn i'm proved billiard tables and cari rooms. trd Is stocked with 'i:c finest bra < Q, wires, liGuors abd cigars.
 a5.; Ic;EEn PascuoLY,
 Proprietor.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-03
sssan,ian. &:orekeepcr-.

Ncysr.. Caldwell ,t stamford have for sale. at a bargain. 2,OUO feet of new redwood shelving and counters. ail seasoned and oiled Also one good frc-pToof safe, and office furniture. Win be sold at bargain for cash, il called frr at once.
 CAbWELL < STAMFORD. oIgtf Alien Street.
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Nntirr tn Sn,nnn Mem.

I.ui trr'l.. ar'icr the LnGd Ni.-l le': vii s"'i i,',ra, e1 rp per Rrg ant wI. de l.v,. >0 i,arl- of igc ir'r.
 MARTIN C..-UII9,
 G ;. BRADSHAW. g'f ILAEl'.NkR & %HAuCHNEsar.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-03
postoffice Directory.

Postoficc open from a. u' 70 5 9. m. and onr h4ur after G->it buti,u -! c..';ry nail F, gistry ,.g-lncss truin a. H.. to ; , n,. Money order business from " 2. IT, Co Jy. lr. Opr,. Sl;na.ys from ,Sh to-; D 's and n.o hour :r.cr distutiHiuH of cNcuin-r mail .all uut going m1i's fcNcrrt for E.s- f,rr> close a s i. m. Mail for Ei.I.c iIo-cS al ln p. IT,. PJ.iai rate> l~-rci tor any ~dw rom one cen; 10 S>@.a Ice t"r ca.h Hntr, ., cents JtIlN r ClEM
 P..Iu;aStrr
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-03

We have .L:s Gay ~.'f apf tgaasf.r~. urt" F. ,. 5,!'r', irc h7-ir,--s s'.-.- ,f r.,reL=g.5sg. AJo., l.,auajs "rG ."' 'rItfrl- -'5,t ct:...;- . i.,. n5''.r fr 't- 'f. !." ..,; .-. .. :. '.... 4.,.,. y- ,o-. -:.r sa.t v.- r.r-r r-.ip i- q G.,. ..J ' 9iu;:a co,s aH.. Eo.1..,,us- H..y"ui cr g i.-t.
 J. q E5-5nV.
 Y A. TNrta.
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CnsablG'S Sale.

-N r. -.H -. HN ;Nr>I!4rN i-. J. -llct C.' c. ..!-. ..r C. ~. t'..k.- C.:.'. q! "a. It'! us Io-.H. -.- [ .r.r-t.f Nt. ]. cyI Ir'g 'l t,r: ~s' a.-..-D.. q. N....H.- date 1'ac i;.- ( C.g ,l ~rl-' Ir...-. l..t. 80 70 rt 'a q H,t;Dn r .I.'u Ia-lun.- Mgr, s~ lir.8'tf, 2 cuya,.J iCatrsr.; e.a.r-- iVa:- /,.4- Gs.';.iIt i:g q .. e.: gl, HG1.'i..,. Id Tar .-, ir,e and iufr Y iNs "lc iHEa..d. At.l-r- i.-t .J a. ".rI.g . a'., tigI'",G =E,. f. I;y!iy. ,l.r lUu rcd anlir- t'~ i-' c" ut -n.t. 'u lL, !i A C'v n' August. l-tr Lave .c.ir ui'.!i ;Iv !"- a"-,r. u.,. l.r.p .tty. iJ.ir i,. i.c City ui .uJ s:uuv 1u- ..-'-" tt U't-. i-rIiryT, pi Nr'zrrH. sixteen uGt rI..-lGf !ccJ oii o tac -nat- ..'' o; .ut Eo II in block No I9 pa l-c est ,iGe or sixth sftrct b % twc.' Alien aui FrcmoIi .ir.cis hriJG ,5's 7, C; i.."t Q, sixth .tlr-. auc r:Ellus back i:o f,..t. Also t"r !UI"WirE tc-c'i.v. !nt T. vii. !,i,-.n- i-.'s ai 20 Il, al &ic all 1iuiUE Tr..u |: let uI: the north cc ard Ih Ec- along jhc slid liiC oi >..DhG st.-r'. thence ECuh' riy Gn ic"f, thence "c-;'!y lui i.i. iii rCr sO:tLc:!y Uj :c"t thence cfs'rry along SUid kIricw's north lnr 10 feet 10 place D. oSgug!h-.
 Notice Is hereby given tFa. .n The "ith diy cf september, !S>5. ai 10 o'clock M. of that ias ai h- office of C S Clark. IUstic. Cf .hc l'cacr on Her street r urih. iJ The City or Toni,- .tonc County o, Cuchisc. will sc al the ri cllt i'tlr and inicrc-i oI said Louis Lorn. GcIcndaBt ahvve named i'll sud tD ihe above dr-Crh-d p-Op- eriy. at public auctior, for cash lawful mCErv tc the highest and he-t bcdcr tD sItIsfy sad vX,cG- tiCu and all cO~t ..
 Dated at Tombstone inc ,, day 8 Sept is>s
 BEN JAMES CoEstab.c,
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ants sfts ssi.f-s.

WAsHISGToS, Nov. 2-Mr. Tlihe, Harrison, cxassistant commissions: { ne genera land office, has filed g pct-
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-03
Fer Sale.

Two hrir mattresses, one S-day C!ncf. , ira,hrr pillows, one i"i "I ."CN"tAE i-.rio' stnyr~ .ni si-dIl oi'iNr hou-rh"it -"uta Aypiy ln Fred W. Si:itn. Ihii3 >tl,cl. uil'o site lLc Epi>oupu! thura. s!-'l
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-03
ATTENTION CUAELEsToH1AYS.

Wien you visit Tombstone and dc,irc q good meal, oysters in ary style, or iu fact anything :hc market affords, go jo Wi>dom'- FoHnfair On Allen street, between FourtI. -rd Fifth. ay.:'l-in
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-03
ssifEE$ ,J. N-4EN
Sandy Bob's S.og5 Line.

tage O connect with Eastern ald West sxn bu1r.. trains lgyll,s &i :'.lj g, IL. A,agtor Bsbec leaves rE.ery iuy except .unca( q, G go. n., City '.E6
 sSr q connTt .iA fngyma5 irai" % Lc for Ciiarlc.tor leaves al 8. in. ice. 4lj A;lc.. street, u!.irf e, riIcni .l
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1.,,-..n-- en .1,,, F..sE..:c.

{ The shOrc notice is fraud aHd | bl.aEu,a.ling -cGcHc, about the same
 a. Et.ly .s nos I5J1ln2 the ha!troEe !, t.,u-e. ]. ]: CLARK. O@.-ti
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Rooms to Kent.

Having lca>ed ila Way.Up lodging house on Alien street, aad renovated lh, same. am now prepared 70 rcnt rooms by inc day, week or month, a, reasons. be ratcs. Give ne q cni
 LOTTiE EGAN.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-03
Notice 10 Families.

Mrs. Win. Head takes this mcans 10 notify the public, that she has opened branch of the Eclipse hakery at her store, on Allen street, between Third and fourth, where she VII keep constantly on hand all kinds Gt br ,ad, cakes, pies and confectionery, fresh every day. Give her a call. n2t;
 Call at SummcTiicld BIos. and cx- aI0iDc their new stock oi Fall Goods.q
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City Officers
ytEtS, r.ar;r,s m. ,,. --,-.,.. ,-. - .,s ,-,'.
 :Eitsc Ef3EES IEDy,.4. q. t,. ,- .-.;..g.. '.'-

.'-L. ?. FISHrH. E.oms a' al.l2r. N;.r. chant,' EYciiaE-c Rui ding, i. an authorized agent in Sln fnrrf--5, arc any cuutrlt'- nude hr him " ,.i oc rec"21'-cd The pAILY ' Oars rOSG A k,il oT .., &. hi~ n-rf,-v
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Items Of interest.
.sIrntilH 0r SfNIeli :.

r,,.o back nt .s,u-stplc works, on resa, h., .,.l,' l..isc !t tar., li.L. ? white EhlG rcct. .;ar iu .rg. taiG bn 6p N, wijh wave r.d.;. also \ in vuv,. under pn sicultrr. r, aa,srg .ur a: Fa~Lj"u st-p-r VII. Le l..rf..it rewarded
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IOr St'iP

IT,. ,,,,l..si.,r,.l reir-. dc.lrnrs Of en gag -,,,.,ii.- ,ipr.-. a'r,:s,- ll.e oG ,S,ahl'-i ct icl.-e l@krrl %, th.- e.'y fer -.''. "h+ "i4 ,,n ;: .! a bar. ;:d j. ,r.' iOi "n. '" oi ,ti..., J N NA~n.
 Vouut4iyac. 4. T.
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For. fiCRi.

large and handsomely furnished room w'a hath, n Bruce street. I,ciwten Sctrud and Third streets. very reasonable. AyI.ly it 'hiH office. scp.I%''
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-SOf;cr.

RCOumvIi.in- o: Saturday next, sandy Boh w.ii Iuu a four horst ,ts .s lJ l":i !igl chuco. lcs Nir. every saturday u,",i:;',-s :t o'clock and ir,ulrin2 every Monday rorr- ing. Fare for tnc rouH, l!.p. >i
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Furnished Rooms io Rent.

N'r-. Mary ncllaull.
 Who ta: 'h. pas; ;uo 2cr~- ,r~ j'rcn ;o,,~- tr-l,~:.. th, Occidental hn'..i P. Tali' 'n",. i.~s rca-,d ih, luiid:HE i;ur"r as tly sun n"rlc,a f,. .drrrc, ur fif'ii stfrr;, between F.en.,Ii di.. .;.fur., Grst Io,i-c below Jo- HorNi.e~'- store. iAr Ecu-c r"s b.rm er- t:l ely rcnoratre lci newly lurn shed.
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Just received ai lic Crystal r,'.,c saloon a rl'ioaG C; L-!np'- S;. Luis beer, .rr-c'.d c4 GfaH-Lt.
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flor AND COLD BATHS

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TCE2STCME
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-27
PE77IS. BASSE77 { CO.
RECEIVER MOTHERsHEAD's REPORT.
The Tile Works Sale Set Aside and Another
To Be Ordered.

The report of Receiver Mothershead relating to
the recent sale of the encaustic tile works came
before Judge Walker yesterday, it being in
timated on the part of some bidders that favorit
ism had been shown by the receiver in the mat
ter of information relating to the property and
consequently they could not bid with fair
understanding as to the value of the works
Receiver Mothershead denied emphatically that
he withheld any proper statement of facts
necessary for bidders to know. The purchaser,
he said, knew nothing more in this respect than
the unsuccessful bidders.
Attorneys for certain creditors were satisfied
with the validity of the sale, they arguing that
il was apparent from the order of court, the
advertisements and descriptions Of property
that all the real estate was to be sold. They
claimed that the purchaser, Mr.. Pattison
should be held to his bid.
Judge Walker, in reviewing the matter, said
he was unwilling to take any risk in declaring
the sale valid. He would move cautiously, in
asmuch as the appointment of Mr.. Mothershead
as receiver of the works was subject to question
from the same circumstances that were brought
against the legality of Mr. Lambs appointment
But TO prevent any doubt IN the matter of a val
id receivership, he would reappoint Mr. Mothers
head, and set the recent sale aside. A new sale
will be ordered for the latter part of June the
first of September.
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The following programme for the fourth an
nual convention of the Diocese of Indiana has
been prepared. The session begins on Tuesday,
June 2:
Tnesday-10:30 A. NJ. meeting of the Woman's
Auxiliary. Sermon by Rev. Charles Morris. of
Evansville, and celebration of holy communion.
230 P NJ, address by Miss Sybil Carter, of New
York. Report of the diocesan secretary, Miss
Emily Uphold, and papers by Mrs. Nichols, of
Indianapolis; Miss Edgerton, of Fort Wayne;
Mrs Mahan, of New Albany; Mrs. Work, of
Mishawaka. Evening. 7;30, opaning service of
the convention, and annual address by Bishop
Knickerbacker.
Wednesdays A. NJ, morning prayer 1890
A. NJ, convention sermon by Rev. g. N. Spald-
ing. rector Of the Howe Grammar School, Lima.
and celebration of holy communion. Evening,
E3O. missionary meeting. Report of committee,
read by Dean Bradley. Address by Deans
Faude and Scott and Rev. Frank Hallam and
Judge Mack of Terre Haute.
Thursday evening-Temperance meeting Ad-
dresses by the Bishop. Rev. John Moncure DR..
Pcttis and Judge Stotsenberg of New Albany.