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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09
$50 EMPLOYEES KILLED
by an Explosion ia "a Gunpowder Factory
in Fatshan,

by an Explosion ia "a Gunpowder Factory
In Fatshan,
San FRAU, February S.-The steamer
Rio Janerio arrived this afternoon, bringing
Hong Kong dates of January 9th AMI Yo-
kohoma, 18th. The captain reports that
the guDpowder works at Fstshan, 70 rteen
miles from Canton, exploded on December
% and killed 25O employees
The Korean government agrees to pay
japan, as indemnity for the outbreak
against the Japanese and the burning Of the
Jspsnese legation on December 6, one hun
dfed and twenty thousand yen also to pun
ish all the leading rioters. The stated ne
gotiations were carried on through General
Foote, Cnited States Minister. 1t is ru
mored at Tienstien that Russia will soon
make another effort to annex Korea.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

H. the tax laws of this State are to be
atVled in the interest of Wall street. men
,na newspapers from oil parties should pre-
,fnt a solid front in behalf Of the State,
~ cannot help thinking that if the man
,rer of the REGISrER hsd not been other
sise employed that peculiar editorial article
, onld not have been able to smuggle itself
nto his Observation-Disclosures.
There is the customary amount of am-
,isOity and innuendo in the above that
the Iuteligeneers editorials.
Ifibe editor of the IntelEgencer means the
.Siiorial that ppeared in Friday REGISTER
sas not written BY the editor of the Reels
rzs, then he is mistaken. If he is not VII
MY mistaken of course he viii correct his
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09
clEyELAND's MOVEMENTS.
How the Presidsnt-EIect spent Ysstsr.

How the President-EIect spent Yester.
day.
New YokK, February S.-Presidentelect
Cleveland, accompanied by Daniel Man
ming, boarded train ai the Grand Central
depot at O'Clock this morning and took .
seat among the passengers. Cleveland vas
recognized IS be passed through the depot,
and the employees and many apsseDger made
toward the car anxious 20 ca,ch q glimpse
and IL possible shake hands with the Presi.
dent elect. When the train arrived at
Yonkers Cleveland and Manning were re-
ctivsd at the depot BY Mr.. Tildens private
secretary, Nr. Smith. As Mf. Cleveland
stepped from the car the people about
the station raised their hats and pressed
forward TO shake hands, bat be haired 70
Tilden's coach and the party we're rapidly
carried 70 Greystone. the residences Of Nr.
Tilden. The gnests we're welcomed BY
Mr.. Tilden and BIS friends, and after short
general conversation an adjournmsnt
was taken 70 the study where
the host and guests cosh converse
free from interruption. At7oel,ck dinner
vas announced. Mr. Tilden occupied the
head Of the table with the Presideas-slect
on his right and Mr. Manning on hia left
Nearly two hours we're spent in the dining
room. After short walk IN the groands
the gentlemen repaired to the study shsfs
lhey spent the remainder Of the afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

Fos the benefit of our Benwood cores
,ondent and others who may be interested
ice President THOMPSON, Of the Ohio road,
ntorms the REGISTER that his road "termiu-
hes a, Benwood." The Ohio River road has a
aiming arrangement over the extension,
IN has not absolute control The P, c. h
81. L. company have promised to erect =
..htion house at BenwO0d, but until they do
"a Ohio River people are not responsible
'ct the Inconvenience that the lack of such
|ktiou may cause the BenwOod people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

II vount want to raise ginger among the
,natrons Of the State, assess the poverty
erop. A correspondent in another column
refers 10 this staple as an important matter,
And in his list Of exemptions includes the
boultry Certain it is, if there is one class
n property more than another that deserves
Exemption from taxation, it Is the "Old hen
1 nd her brood Of chicks"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

THE IntelHgeneer, as the leading RePub-
scsp organ Of the State, is not in conso-
,ance With the Grafton Eagle-also Repub-
:ean-on the Tax Commission" Here is
' hat it says:
aOur position with reference to the Tax
7ommissioners report, to which reference
,ss heretofore been made, is at variance
,Rneral'y with other papers Of the State, but
> believe that the Commissioners have
'bne the State good service, and they have
,oin,ed out glaring defects in our assess
aeut laws that sorelg need to be remedied
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

REMENBER 8 complete cure for aches,
pains, sores, pimples, urinary sediment dis
turbiDg dreams, nervousness, dispondency,
indigestion and general weakness Of mind
and body, brought on By improper habits OF
otherwise, is found in two or three bottles
Of DR.. GuyscOtt's Yellow Dock and Sarsa-
parilla, as has been proven BY the exper'
ience of many who long suffered, but nov
feel well and strong in all parts of the body.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

DELEGATE SyopGRAss, Of Berkely is the
l. ost intense, uncomprOmising advocate OF
exempting farm products there is IN the
.HOuse. If anyone says "let US exempt the
manufacturers toe" it has almost as disas-
.rous an efFee, as shaking q red flag at sn
enraged bull. The REGErER sdmires the
Eoprsee and tenaci.y of Mr.. SSoDGRAss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09
ALONG rHE sHOKK.

what is Being Done on the Ohio
River.
The marks last night indicated I feet s
inches and stationary.
PrrTsUBHG, February s.-RiVer feet
l inch and falling. Weather cloudy.
The toxboat Advance was burned at
Pittsburg last night She was not totally
DESTROYED and It Is sthought $2 500 will cover
the loss. No Que was injured She was
owned by the Advance Coal Company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

HARDLY anyone supposed there would be
by serious attention paid to the talk about
be uncousd,uionality of the Capitol re-
poval bill. And vet it so exercised the
charleston people that Judge FERGUsOS
ievotes q column to an opinion on its con-
litutionaHty. Don't be alarmed gentlemen.
Wheeling has no more idea of depriying
'on Of YOUR bonanza than you have Of let
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09
SEVEN KILLED
serions Eailr,ad Accident.

HUNTINGDON, Pa. February s.-Annie
and Ella Miller. aged II and Il respective.
ly, were struck by an express train at Maple
ton last night. Ella was Instantly killed
and Annie was seriously injured, bat will
probably recover The girls were on their
way home from a PRAYER meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09
Arrived at Last.

NEw YoRE, February S.-The steamer
Alaska, several days overdue. arrived of
Fire Island at lilo P N to-day, having 10
tow the steamer Lake Winnepeg from Liv.
erpool.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

Tae effort at the present time to intro
saco u pass a bill to sbridge the appoint
in9 noker Of the State Executive, ought to
receive no favor from the Democrats OF
siik.r body. The right Of the Governor to
nrroas al Democrats, or all Republicans,
e IA see iE on the several boards, should DO
ie7 etsional with himself 1t has been the
zero alive Of all the Governors Of the State
ia r the Republicans to force such .
1..ote through Democratic body, is, to
=, least, very ineonsiderate move.
Bo, Shsn the prescription record
II Republican legislation, and
fba sh,olute exclusion Of Democrats from
"a tsrds BY Republican Governors, are
toni red, then the bin becomes q very
piece Of Republican literature which
lt ratic members ought not to tolerate.
presentation Of the bill can only be
t6r Ia as q direct fling at the present
se, who. because he has offended ths
t pnby his appointments, must sufel
s1s bon. The Governor is responsible
sPpointn ents, and. although the
believes in minority representa-
: believes the Executive ought moi
Fred in such details By a narrow
kisiAtioa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

IT is whispered in the corridors, where
dame rumor doth most abound, that Dave
n roy,Rp will be the next .. s. District At
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09
BEFORE BREAKFAST.

IT Is pretty well settled that Senator B.
IF Jox,s, Of Louisiana, is to form one Of
! Mr. CLEvELASD's Cabinet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

II is reported in this city that GOvernOr-
elect WILSON has offered Hon. q. S. Walk
~ the office of Secretary of State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

ou.cx docsors, sisetse - - go
w;sdIess 10 Eve by fi9hseei.g e
nss and yossg voaD ~ sasz - p
.;ll fpd DIR ocespsaso 11.sis
beeoaes salraIly tssvn - = = :s,,sis
esrs Scr - vsstsss,n
go peryo1osNA - -, .sz .l:sSSS
80 - ~ 49,. 9 ~ -',.
- ~ 80 s.i ~so1 1.lee - -
- = = - 81 Aes-s .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

sADAx. the goodliess man Of NE. inee
born" still could mot be called exsctir es'
yirbie. fof when heiifi-d the groand - ~
de.y tyiIishf. as5 caught shsrp icssl g
rhs npafism. be had ri SsIssfisn Oii for nis
cure, and no twenty-five cenis y ~ =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

First Wonan's complete and unutsera-
bic degradation. viii prove il BY argu-
nents and facts that no sound or honest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09
Hero or Heroine.

Forward march, ye hosts Of inidels and
stheists into the graveysrds aud cemeteries
and tear dosu the sculpture from Green.
woods gate representing the resurrection,
ard break Up the artists 6gure OF Old Nor
taIify snd bis chisel at the entrance OF Lan.
rel fiiIl. and then march on and shen Jon
find an spirsph. ASLEEP in Jesus. chisel
out the ~oids and when you end stone
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

]. was finally decided to give o:bo.ns
$50 spd allow him TO 70 and coesult .ith
bis relatives. providing be hss any. snd %
get their advice. Il is probable. zoo. thst 9
detective II following the "Proiessoss
movements, and by this tine Nm O.soses,
nee KeanleJ's guardian, knows much ncss
about the groom's ansscsdenn than hs
imsgiDes.
Colonel Sterling ssksd Osborps vhss san
he would take in cash to give up al claim
10 his wife and leave never 70 rstsrL hn
reply wss that be would tsts $4,000. ssa
is . pretty good iey TO the iiasiioe.
The Keanleys are nenbRy q ~ ffss
bytssian Church, and 6sascisiiy ssd %
c;alIy there ere pous 10 Nosthssl Ohio vso
bold . better ioc.ine. he hesciss q tes
escsueds has siwsys bssn . fair typs q sAs
uesltb and vellbsed young lAdJ vits %
psricular peculisnfy prbsps thss io.o
pess for romantic reading. ssd pss.:p: q
jdea thas ruuassy mamags uean -
sos Siversion, ssd ibs eesrset thisg % @s
youse Anesiesa heien q u HsssA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

Forward march, ye hosts Of infidels and
atheists. Take the Bible on which wit
nesss are sworn out Of the Court House
and let loose testimony be unhindered:
Forward! And down 90 ten thousand
asylams and hospitals of mercy supported
by churches and Christian phrlanihropists
PRAYERS every morning BY the sick and
prayers over the dead. Never mind the
blind e,es and the deaf ears and the weak
ened iniellects and the crippled limbs Let
psralyzed old age pick up its Own food and
orphans find their own way and1he halt re-
formed 90 back to their old iniguities.
With the broad axe he~ down the cross
and split up the Bethlehem stable Tear
down from Vatican and Florence and
Venice and Dresden aud all the picture gal
Ieries of the world the mightiest works OF
art for they are religious-Claudes Barn
ing Bush %and Chirlsndajo's Alteration OF
The Msgi" and Rembrant's Christ in the
Temple" and Paul yeroneses Marriage IN
Cans" and Michael Angeles Last Judg.
mept" And drive back all the oratorios Of
Handel and Haydn and Beethoven into ihe
cryp,s Of the ruined churches for they tell
Of the Messiah or the creation or Jeptha OF
sanisen or o:her Billie
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-02-25
We are again under obligations
to Deputy Clerk, Henry W. sissOp,
for favors rendered this office.
See Mrs. Coles change Of adver.
tisement Ii this ISSUE

Henry J. Fisher, Esq, Of Chicago,
who will DO remembered BY our
readers as having come into a large
fortune by the decision Of the u.
s, Court at this place some time
Size, has again been favorably
heard from, this time ut the home Of
his boyhood, While residing At
Poin! Pleasant, Mt. Fisher and his
then law partner brought suit to
set aside tho will Vi John ].
Weaver, made in 1875. The prop
ertY involved amounts to $4,000.
He was successful in breaking this
will, and with the legal talent op.
pose 10 him, The Supreme Court
confirmed the decision of The court
below, and then Mr.. Fisher
brought a suit for bis client 10
establish a will made BY Weaver
in 1868. This case has Just been
determined. There was some
sharp diminishing between the
representatives of the, great cities,
the battle was fought to the ditch,
and our friend Fisher won further
laureEs, and his clients the case
PdrkcrSburg journal,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-02-25
The Augeah Stables.
MartInsburg Statesman,

~t-NNfttNSsAs
In the herculean task Of clean.
ing the "Augean Stables" it is safe
to say that Mr. Cleveland will pro
coed with great care and delibera.
ton, and honestly endeavor To dis
criminale between the good and
the bad, the clean and the unclean, )
the offensive partisan and the
faithful public servant. Those
who expect wholesale pitching
out, Immediately after the 4Lh Of
March, will DO mistaken. Mr.,
Cleveland will strive to bind the
Independent element permanently
to- the Democratic ranks by pnrsn.
ing a liberal and conciIiatory
course. In carrying out these
views he will naturally meet with
strong opposition FROM those who
ara in haste to share the loayes and
fishes, but he has demonstrated his
ability to resist mere partisan APP
peals. His avowed purpose Is 10
have clean, economical admins,
tralion, to be governed in his ap.
pointments BY fitness, rather than
by persistent Importantly or self.
solicited recommendations on be-.
half Of candidates for appointment.
His earnest effort to surround him.
self BY the wiscst, most Conserva.
tive and statesman.like men Of his
party, and the hearty good willof
the country will aid him material.
y in holding steadily 10 the line
Of action that he has laid down for
himself. A feeling Of confidence
in the wisdom, honesty Of purpose,
and ability of the Ptesident.elect
has been rapidly increasing in the
minds Of those who have had au
opportunity of taking the measnre
Of his capacity, and a disposition
to patiently await developments is
manifesling itself 10 the public
mind. To applicants for office we
would therefore say, Side your time,
aud If found worthy you will get
your reward.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-02-25
For Dlstrlct Attorney.

Hon. D. H. Leonard, of Parkers.
burg, is the most prominently men.
toned for the position Of U. s..
District Attorney. Mr.. Leonard
well deserves the appointment and
would mako a most efficient and
capable oflicor,--JaeksOn Bugle.
We endorse the above, anddesirs
to addour testimonial to the illness
of Mr.. Leonard for this position
As a lawyer, he Is the equal Of any
member Of the Bar in this State; as
a Democrat, he is true; as a worker
for the SUCCESS Of tho party be has
no equal. 70 bis management oi
the campaign 10 October, are the
Democrats indebted for the signal
victories won in October and No.
vsmhsr. His appointment by tho
President to the position Of United
States pistrist Attorney would
meet the hearty endorsement Of
the people oftho whole STATE.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-02-25
Plenty Of Room.

State Standard.
Yes there is plenty of room fol
energetic, wide.awake business
men in West Virginia, who can,
with a little capital, make money
hand over hard. There are vari.
Gus business callings which they
can engage in and make profitable.
The timber business is in its in
cipiency in this State; there are
ten to sixteen million aUtas Of fine
forest Of both hard and soft wood, -
osk, poplar, pine, cherry, and black
walnut varieties, 10 the order in
which the are named.
The business ofgeLtiug out cross.
ties for railroads is a profitable one;
oil barrel slaves by the millions
are in demand at $40 10 1928 per
thousand, The lumber business is
growing rapidly; ship timber in
large quantities is obtained along
our streams, handsome igures be.
ing paid for oar mountain oaks.
Then our oil, coal, iron, tin and
other mineralsare unlimited.
We need men Of means and en-.
terprise to engage in all branches
Of manufacturing, We need a mil.
lion Of men to help develop our
forests and mines and make them
scenes Of humming industry.
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TRUST SALT

2 Virtue Of deed d tfnsf &, sebts.i
~ g acknowledgement tfasise m NM.
tnas y keushand Sarah NJ R6usH Ina
WIS, bearing date Oh The 6sli ,l.v m
epteiltef, lSSS % secure t6 fannie
Ainhetllng Two rcfsainpts,ni f, hoiFs
tlierein described, and default HAVING
pssii'l,a1e ~ the payment q saianot.s
ana nelng required so 10 do. / shall on
the 18Th day Of February, lSSS
y me ltont door q the e6nfl Hohse *
Mason county proceed % ssh tiy ;gay ~
pubic suction, tue lands ih said tfnsE
deed conveyed living IN Cooper slifrirl
'lason county, West Virginia, bounded
and described q follows, io.Sit, BtFin.
ming u . stnail pine on 6tGep hillside
near 4 small drain. tRo pines and 4
small white ok niAtked Is POINTERS the
same q corner to lots No. !, 3 hnd4
thente with No. SIS ~ SOY Il 100 polSs
70 stone pile, two White caks, walnuls
ana POI laIs marked rs lJointars slhic 4
corner 70 No. 8, and III q liae 81 n iOP 35'
y 10 poles 70 d black gnm ON bench IA
hill, TWO hlekotys, black giln and SliIto
9ak marked is pointer; sdid g,iin stand.
ny N old line supposed 10 bathe line Of
Tue Z wv acre survey made iot Safyine
anu Slllaiine, thence with line Of same
n Is 10 w ll0poles II d stone piie on
hillside, same . corner 10 Lot No. |, aud
with same $ 40' IS w ll6 poles 10 lie
place o. beginning, containing so acres.
less eight acres herGtoiotesJla and con.
yseyed TO John v, Ding. Said deed 81
Trust Is recorded IN Mason county CONT
clerks office, in Trust Deed Book No. Z,
pages sle and 20.
TERAs or SALg Cash IN hand.
RANKIN WILEY, IN,
IAN Z-lw 'Trhstsui
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-02-25
Trustees Sale Of Valuable
Real Estate in Cologne

w virtue Of the authority vested In
~ me, John Il. Timms, the undersigned
trustee, by u certain deed OF trust made
by A. J. Donohew and N. NJ. DonolleW
his wife, on tile 18th day OF October,
1882; and OF record in tho Clerks Office
Of the county court Of Mason county,
West Virginia, in trust deed book No. s.
lolios S64.65, to secure the payment Of a
certain promissory note for the sum Of
three hundred and fifty dollars, therein
described, executed by said A. j. Dono-
hew, 10 NJ. +. Kilnberling, said note DO.
ing nOT payable, and default having
been made In the payment thereof, and
being required BY The said N. +. kim
berling, TO make sale Of the real estate
conveyed by the said A. j. Dohohew
and NJ. N. Donohew his vile, |, John E.
Timms, trustee as aforesaid, will sell at
public auction, at the front door Of the
Court House Of said Mason county On
the 2StlI day of February, 1885,
the real estate described in said trust
deed, to.wit: Being two tracts or parcels
aforesaid M ,a ,, ,%e So iiestsIo ssase
the first of which 10 bounded and do
scfibed as follows beginning at a small
rrnn;Us S 20 sO uIa siuS w ~ 1Hg losu anu
and viii lie U NJ % SoS ' ~ n =. llS
thence with the meanders Of said road
about N % w 10 poles, N SO w 10 poles,
n;ns: es,i%o,sJ Ie p ~ oo .ns ase Sa.
~. u,,'st 4. =. esHina.eu 70 contain acres, pc
. ..le sa Y; s more Or less; and the second
ins an ~, S d;v;ain lOl i t9wls ~ ~.
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fzaAI NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS 0FFlcs,
Point Pleasant, W. Va,
W February Is, 1885.
vs..
The Mason City Salt and Mining Com
pany VI ais.
In Chaneery.
G. Y. Roots e. as.

vs..
The Mason City Salt and Mining Com,
pany VI ais.
In ClianceFy.
A LII persons Interested In the above
~ named cause, now pending In the
Circuit Court u Mason county, West
Virginia, will take notice that pursuant
70 the provisions ola decree pronounced
by the aforesaid Circuit Court, in the
above tiahied cause, on The nth day OF
February, 1885, ! will, on the 25th day
Of March, 1885, at my said office, pro.
coed to report aud state the following
matters and accounts
LIST. Who arc tie present holders OF
the Coupon Bonds mentioned in and de.
scrihed In the Deed Of Trust fled as
Exhibit "C"with Plaintiffs bill; in what
manner they hold the same and the
amount Of interest now due and pay.
able uponsIid bonds, aud 10 whom tie
same are payable.
I'd. Said Commissioner is hereby III.
rected % settle the accounts existing be.
tween the firm Of Roots ( Kilhreth and
Roots Y Co., mentioned in the Plaintiffs
bill, and report III whUse IayOr the bal.
ance exists.
I'd. What other, II any, indebtedness
exists against the Mason City Salt and
Mining Company and to whom the
same Is owing.
18th. And said Commissioner "a re.
quirCd to report who are entitled to the
proceeds Of tie real and personal estate
sold by ]. W. English and G. r. Simp.
son, Special Commissioners, on the 4th
day Of December, 1884, as shown By
their report filed in this cause,
9th. And said Commissioner is requir.
ed to report any further matters that he
may deem pertinent, or that any party
IN interest may require,
at which tune and place you eau at.
tend II you elect so 10 do.
Given under my hand the day and
year first above written.
JOHN r, TISiNfs,
Commissioner Mason Circuit Court.
Simpson { Howard, S6ls. for Complain.
ants;-J. W. English and W. r. Gum,
Soils. fUr Jus. I. Kilbreth and NJ. W.
White. Tfch95w4
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Point Pleasant, W. Va,
February g, 1855.
JanO r, Burns,

]. b. Meneger, Trustee, Maria s. Nc.
Culluch, q. Sehcn, Peter s. Lewis,
John McCullOth in his own right, &C.,
ct Nls. In ChancGry.
A LII parties interested in the above
n cause, now pending in the Circuit
Court Of Mason county, West Virginia,
will take notice that pursuant to the
provisions Of a decree pronounced by
the aforesaid Circuit Couttin said cause,
on the 18th day Of February, 1885, l will,
on the 18th day Of Match, 1885, at my
said office, proceed to report and state
the following matters and accounts:
LIST. The amount Of the debt secured
by the Deed Of Trust in the Plaintiffs
bill mentioned and described.
I'd. How much, Il any, illegal and
lsurIuus interest there IS contained in
the said notes or either Of them secured
by said trust deed.
81. What payments have been made
upon said notes, by whom, and to whom,
il any.
4th. How much, If any, illegal inter.
est has been paid upon said notes.
9th. What amount, including prinCi.
pal and interest, refhaiRs due upon said
Indebtedness after dedtCtlug tlerefrom
all usnfious interest and all payments
heretofore made thereon, and 20 report
any other matters deemed pertinent by
said Commissioner, or that either Of the
parties to the suit may require.
At which time and place you can at.
tend II you elect so todo.
Given under my hand the day and
year first above written.
JOHN E TIAiMS,
Commissioner Mason Circuit Court.
Menager, Hogg and English, Soils, for
Defendants;-Gunn & Gibbons and
Van Matre, Soils. for Plaintiff.
feb95w4.