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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-26
The Murderer of the Logan Family

Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, September 25.-P.
F. Wallace, the murderer OF the Lo-
gan family, wa, taken from Cuba to
Stee,ville, today, by the sheriff aud a
foics of deputies. and lodged in jail at
the latter place. No st'empt was made
to take him from the officers, and the
journey wss without notable incident.
A special from Cuba states that the
people are still greatly enrsged over
the affair, but will make no attempt
to lynch the murderer, unless justice
is greatly delayed in the courts,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-26

PHILADELPHIA, PA, September 49,
The international cricket game ended
here today, the Gentlemen of England
winning by one inning and twenty
five runs, A new game was com.
menced at once, and when the bell
rang for lunch the Euglishmen had
made twenty runs with loss of two
Wickete.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-26
BuIxmrian Affairs.

SOFIA, September 25.-It is stated
that when Prince Alexander was still
in power, Mackay, the American mill
ionaire, offered to advance large loan
to the Bulgarian Government.
Gen. Kaulhsrs, the bearer OF the
Russian ultimatum, will declare that
the acceptance OF the ultimatum will
alone restore good relations between
Bulgaria and Russia. 1t is expected
that il the Bulgarian Government
does not comply with Russia's de-
mants, Gen. Kaulbars will immedi-
ately return to st. Petersburg.
The assertion is made in political
circles that the Grand SobraDje will
elect King Charles, OF Roumelia,
Prince OF Bulgaria, in reward for Rou-
mania's recent friendly attitude. The
election OF King Charles will, 1t is
thought, be agreeable to SeTvis, be-
cause it will be calculated to realize
the formation of a Balkan federation.
1t is further stated that If the powers
do not accept X ng Charles, Aleko
Pasha, or one OF the Orleans Princes,
or, as final resort, the Russian Gen
eral Ienatief, will be proposed. The
state OF seige will be raised on the I'd
Of October 30 that the elections insy
be held.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-26
The BarthOIdiStatue.

New YORK, September 25.-Mr.
Richard Batter, Secretary OF the
American Committee on Bartholdi's
Statue of Liberty, announces that the
2Sth of October next has been decided
upon by the government and the
American Committee for the insugu-
ration OF the statue.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-26
TR(M A(ROSS 7HfSEA.
SIX PERSONS SUFP0CATED AT A
BLAST.
The Situation In Bulgaria-PetrO-
leum as Fuel for LocOmO.
tiVes General News.

GLASGOW, September 25.-Six per-
sons, including three glasgow msgis.
trates, were suffocated to death today
while viewing a monster blast at the
Lochfyne Side qusrries. Seven tons
OF gunpowder were used in the blast.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-26
Petroleum as Fuel for LOcOmO-
lives.

ALEXANDRIA, September 25.--Au
engine specially constructed to use
petroleum as fuel is successfully draw
ing trains on the railway between this
city and Cairo. 1t is estimated that
yearly saving OF $780, 600 in the cost of
fuel would be effected by this railway
by the substitution Of petroleum for
coal.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-26
A Deadlock Broken.

BUTLER, Pa, September 25.-The
Republican Congressional deadlock in
the Twenty-sixth District was broken
this morning by the conferees voting
to refer the Congressional nomination
to the State Central Committee and
adj burning the conference sine die.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-26
Attitude Of the Austrian Press ON
the Bulgarian Situation.

BERLIN, September 25.-The North
German Gazette, Prince Bismarck's or
gan, commentirg en- the attitude Of
the Austrian press toward the Bull
garian situation, says: eve think
that the Austrian press betray an ex-
traordinary desire to destroy the peace
between Germany and Austris, the
only two European nations bound to-
gether by honorable alliance. The
articles in the Vienna and Pesth pa
pers will not turn German policy
aside from its course any more than
did similar articles published in Ger
many and which have now disap-
peared from the gurface Of politics, be-
cause OF existing treaties. Gsrmany's
sympathy and interest dictate her
present policy. II is fortunate for
both nations that the existence of in
terna,ional treaties does not depend
upon newspaper editors, nor upon
Parliamentary disputants, who, in
their speeches, uss all kinds Of pre-
texts for moral evaporation. Ger
maDy's foreign relations and the stip-
ulations OF her existing treaties rest on
firm basis, which has procured the
well considered sanction Of the SOW
ereigns oil the countries concerned"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-26
Statue Of Hugo Grotlun UnYeIled.

DELFT, HOLLAND, September 25.-
The statue OF Hugo Grotius was un-
yelled today in the presence OF the
Cabinet Ministers, the municipal au-
thorities, and great number OF
civiliana
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-26
LEMON ELIXVRI
From the Lnnd nr Lem0na.

An old citizen Of my town and IN old
druggist, said TO me today that he had long
Bonn looking for liver medicine that wonld
take the place of calemel, prodpcing. all Of
Gus constitutional effects. After thorough
trial he had found II In DR.. MoEloy's Lemon
Elixir. have sold, as you know, large lots
OF the Elixir since last spring, and never
sold liver medicine for biliousness, consti-
causes that pleased the people MS much as
Lemon Elixir. Send me nine dozen az once.
t. ALBERT JENNINGS,
Druggist, Jasper, Fla.
10 Dr. IL. Motley Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by druggists. 50 cents and 81. 90 per
bottle. , Prepared By Il. Motley, MD, At
anita Georgia.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-26
Hotel Thief sentenea,i

TORONTO, September 25.-James D.
Rogers, alias Roberts, a Detroit bur
glar, YVES today sentenced to three
years in the penitentiary for robbing
a hotel here.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-26
NOTICE

To Real Estate Owners and Agents,
PARTIES having sidewaiks 60 - 80.
II will find IL to their interest TO nppiy 10
W. b, JOCKEY, SO Madison, or shop, ssS
Second. Confederation Stewards Graon-
ithio Pdvements.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-22
THE MINERS STRIKE
ANDrURNrHE BOYCOTT ON AGAIN
Ka,lOy ; BrooEp UnIou Miners, who went
to Work Last Week, Come Out and Vote
toAgaln HoyOottth the Flrm-ThOir New
GrisvaucSawh which Lead to thlS Step.

The local federation Of coal miners held
a meeting last evening, and it was de-
cided to declared new boycott sgsinstK as
10y & Brooks, The union miners who
recently wentto work in the upper Richie.
town mine Of this firm have quit work.
They say the operators have not lived up
to the agreement on the strength Of
which the strike was declared of and the
boycott raised. In the first place they
say the screen has not been changed as
agreed, although Mr.. Brooks promises
that 1t will be done at an early q day as
possible, the new screen already having
been ordered. The miners alleged that he
verbally assured them 1t wonld be in
place within a week from sssigning the
agreement. But the matter which causes
the strike is the employment Of non.
union Workmen at the firms lower
litChietown bank.
The miners al the same firms Crescent
mill coal bank have struck against q re.
duction Of 8 cents per wagon, and quit
work,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-22
woMgN,s MISSIONARY WORK,
The Meeting of the ". C~lairSVIlls PEGS
bItarIAl A%HaooIRtion.

The Meeting of the ". ClairSVllle PreS'
bJtslIal Association.
The eleventh annual meeting Of the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society o
the Presbytery OF st, Clairsville coaveu.
ed in the Presbyterian church at Martini
Ferry yesterday at 1880 =, NJ, and wa
opened with devotional exercises, con.
Quoted by the President Of the Society
Mrs. NJ. L, Campbell, Of Cambridge,
Mrs. l.. +. Walker, President Of the
Martins Ferry Auxiliary Society, deliv
cred a brief and neat address Of welcome
which was responded to by Mrs. ]. B
Laughlln, OF Lore City. Fraternal greet.
lngs were presented by Mrs. G. W, Chal
FAINT, Of Pittsburgh, q member Of the Mar
tins Ferry U. P. Society, aud Others.
The roll being called htty.four delegates
from the various societies and bands Of the
Presbytery were found to be present, q
follows: Miss NJ. BEueD, BeRlBVille; Mrs
o. N. Crafty, Mrs. Faris, First church Of
B~ellafrs; Mrs, Il. NJ. Brown, Miss M,
Crafty, Mrs. s. Mcmillan, Miss Maud
Nicholson, Second church Of Bellalrei Mrs
Stonsbraker, Mrs. Trlmble, Jacobsbarg
Mrs. r. NJ. Kerr, Miss Oonwell, CadiE
Mrs. Oowell, Morton Campbell, Cam
bridge; Miss Il, Campbell, MissIC. E, Nor
gan, Uniontown; Mics Lou Campbell, Miss
May Pollock, ---; Miss Belle Bailey,
Miss L. ]. Murphy. Pennington; Miss B,
White, Miss Ida williams, Miss Colvln,
Mira. Q. K. Black, Annie Black, Mamie
Holiday, Freeport; Mrs. Thompson
Baggs, Mrs. 4. +; Orr, Miss Minnie Mar.
tin, Park j. Alexander, Bridgeport
Mira. j. B. Laughlin, Lore City Mrs. L,
+. Walker, Mrs. Ada Smith, Mrs. r. O.
Swartz, Miss Ada Dilworth, Miss Nora
Clark, Ernest Smith, Thurman selby,
Martins Ferry; Miss Julia Humphrey
vile, Niles Alma MCGlenn, Miss II. Atkil-
son, Edith BraCken, Mt. Pleasant Mrs.
Hannah, Mrs. Emma Day, Miss Waters,
New Athens; Mrs. L. Baird, Miss s. Hol.
lister, S%enecayilleS Mrs. George Jepson,
Mrs. Kennon, Miss l.. Thompson, Miss
Mary Longley, st. ClaiaByille; Mrs. James
Mcdowell, Washington Mrs. O.S. Hutch
lnson, WGst Brooklyn; Miss NJ. Ramage,
Oakdale; Miss Jesse Daniels, Maynard,
Some literary and musical exercises were
given by the children, after which Mrs.
W. +, johnson, oil India, addressed them
on missionary work in that country.
In the evening a large congregation
was present to hear the address Of Rev.
w. I. johnson, Of India. The meeting
will be continued to-day, with the follow
Ing programme:
Morning, 0:0O-Prayer Meeting, led by
Mrs. ]. b. Laughlin. 0:30-Rsports con.
tinued and discussion Of practical topics.
l0:3O-Literature, Mrs. R, M. Brown. he.
ports Of committees. Election Of officers.
Miscellaneous business. Singing. Letters
from missionaries and Others.
Afternoon, l:l5-DeyoEional exercises,
led by Mrs. Il s. Hutchinson. l:45-Young
ladies' session. Recitation, Miss Lulu
Plummer. "Instead OF the fathers, shall
be the children, y by Lilies OF the Valley.n
Medical Missions, Mrs. w. Shrom. Sing.
ing. Address, Mrp. W. T. Johnson. 800
Hour Of conference and prayer. Letters.
Short addresses. Closing exercises.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-22

NJ. Ross, who laid the Hite lines, and
was formerly with the Transit Company,
has been elected Superintendent Of the
Wheeling Natural Gas Company.
John Kennedy and Peter Brown, OIL
Waynesburg, Pa, have secured the lease
OF about 1900 aCress OF valuable gas and
oil territory on Muddy and Ten:Mile
creeks, east and southeastof Waynesburg,
and will begin 10 drill for both gas and oil
early in May.
Samuel Montgomery, C..E. Bowers, D.
G. Watson and II. 4. Downey have raised
q company In Greene county, Pa, for the
purpose Of drilllnga well at least 5000 feet
b. M. Campssy, Treasurer Of the Clays.
vile Natural Gas Company, says his
company Las sunk q wellin the town Of
Olaysville to the depth Of 1902 feet, and
work has been temporarily suspended.
It Is thought that the well will be tor:
pedoed In the courae Of few days and
the presence Of gas definitely settled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-22
ooA u~nEvIrIEs.
matters of Minor Moment In aud About the
City,

mattsra OF Minor Moment In and About ths
One marriage license was Issued yester'
day.
ONLY three wagons broke down on the
levee yesterday cause, bad paving anu
heavy loads.
A WARRANT wss sworn out at Bellalre'
Yesterday, for the arrest OF a young fellow
for B%tealing a keg Of beer from Rsymann'a
wagon.
In Police Court yesterday morning Car:
RE Warden was fined IS and costs, and
Ida Rnbiuson rtHoity Toity"l was dis
charged.
JoHN HACKER, a Baltimore 4 Ohio
brakeman, had the fingers Of one band
badly mashed in the yard here last even
Ing while coupling cars.
A pREDER.NAlLER named Rider, en-
ployed at the Laughlin mill, Martins
Ferry, had one Of his thumbs mashed Oh
in his machine Yesterday.
THE Wheeling Wheelmen will be in uni.
form by May ! and will take their frat road
run about that time. Every evening
several boys may be seen ont on theil
wheels.
THERE will be M Calisthenic entertain
ment at Mt. de Chantal on Tuesday even
Ing next, Train will leave Baltimore q
Ohio depot at 5 o'clock, returning aitel
performance.
NEWTON MURDocu, OF Burr's MillsI
Ohio, ia 10 trouble again. lie was locked
up last evening by Officer Stevens, as
drunk as usual. Newt Can'tcomo to town
and keep sober.
TIE damage suit Of Fitzpatrick against
the city came up in Part | Of the Circuit
Court yesterday, anda jury wasimpanelled,
The plaintiffs falling to appear, the court
instructed the jury to bring In a verdict
in favor Of the city, which was done.
In Part II Of tho Circuit Court yester'
day tho case Of Lewis Tanner, indicted fol
grand larceny, the stealing Of q skit from
North Wheeling, was continued until the
next term OF Court on motion Of tue de-
PENDANT, on account Of the alleged alb
sencs OF an important witness.
THE Mercantile Club" q swell social
organization composed Of prominent young
Hebrew gentlemen, gave another one oil
It's q enjoyable hops at its rooms In Horn
brook block, on Main street, last night.
Kramer's orchestra furnished the music
The evening was spent In a most delight.
ful manner.
PARxERsuuna knights will take part in
the annual convention and tournament oil
the Roman Catholic Knights Union
which will be held In Wheeling on Mon.
day, June II. There will be q grand
street parade, in which fifteen commander
los will participate, and statf, after which
a grand picnic and prize drill will be held,
Stale Journal
Mn. JOIN w. HuanEs, a former resi-
dent OF Bridgeport, while returning from
calling on a neighbor Tuesday evening
about 4 o'clock, when within but q few
yards OF his home, was taken with q hem
orrhage, which caused his death in about
ten minutes. The funeral will take place
from the residence Of James Alexander
in Kirkwood, to-day at $3.50 A. NJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-22
THE NAIL FACTORIES.
sRe,Y wlsn,s wErkLY RlpoRT
showing an Increase ofll Machines Work.
ing at tho II Gent sCalO-A False Report
Widely ClrOUlatOd-work at Niles.
Two Heaters to Leave for There.

The national officials Of the United
Nailers, Heaters and Rollers Association
here, yesterday received advicss IRON
Niles, Ohio, where a large number o.
Wheeling naiIers and feeders recently
secured situations, to the effect that work
has been commenced on double turn aud
things were progressing smoOthly and salts
faCtorily. The officials were requested &c
send two heaters at once, as the Falcon
company desire to put Its heating fur
naCes on double turn. Tive heaters will
leave this city this morning to take these
places.
Anthony Christian, an old and well
known mailer formerly employed OF the
Benwood factory, left yesterday for Oak
land, Cal, having secured a situation as q
mailer in the factory there. He will make
Oakland his permanent home.
The following strange report, found In 3
special telegram from Niles, Ohio, to the
Pittsburgh Chronicle. Telegraph Of last even
Ing, Is given for what tits worth nothing
ofthe kind has been heard here:
"There is much feeling In the Falcon
Nail Mill here over the importation o.
feeders and nailers from Wheeling and
Pittsburgh districts, to put the mill on
double turn, instead Of taking idle nailera
and feeders from the youngstown district,
tits openly charged by the men that 1t ID
done by the operators here 10 assist the
operators in Youngstown 10 defeat the
nailers. Five feeders have returned to
Wheeling dissatisfied with the state Of al
faira haraU
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-22

Night before last as Peter Erb, the well
known livery man, was or his way to his
home In Fast Wheeling, two men spranR
from behind the large bill board at the
corner OF Sixteenth and Eof streets and
attacked him. One Of them grasped Ills
watch chain and attempted to pull the
watch from his pocket, but a link oil the
chain near the watch parted. MI. Erb
struck this man, staggering him, and he
let the chain 20 and stepped back. Erb
turned, and found the other man about
to strike him, but he departed quick when
he was Conirsnted by his intended victim,
and botn Of the foiled robbers decamped.
The only damage Mr.. Efb sustained was
the broken watch chain and a pretty sore
Hnk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-22
mi wEKKLY REroRr
OF Secretary Wise, OF the Western Nj
Association.

-
or Secretary Wise, or'tho Western Nail
Association.
Following Is the regular report Of Mr..
George Wise, Secretary OF the Western
Nail Association, giving tue number Of
machines in operation at the Manufac-
turers' seventeen. cent scale. 1t shows an
Increase OF IA since lRst weeks report, Of
which five are reported by the Riverside,
OF this city, three by the Calumet mill, OF
Cummings, and elk by the Terre Haute
mill. .
OFFICE OF WESTERN Nail ASSOCIATION, |
WHEELING, w. Va, April q, 1880. J
GENTLEMEN:-The following mills have
reported:
Have 127 machines running, including %
%self-ieeders. Heating furnaces and nail
plato train running double turn.
Beliont Iron Works.-Aprll 81. Have
116 machines running, including "A self.
feeders. Heating furnaces and nail plate
rolls on double turn.
Belmont Nail Oompany-April q. Have
1l5 machines, heating furnaces and rolls
running.
Norton Iron Works.-April 20. Have
ITO machines, heating furnaces and rolls In
operation.
Laughlin Nail Company.-April -2l.
Have 07 machines running, including 80
elf.feeders. Heating furnaces and rolls
running.
Riverside Iron Works.-Aptil 81. Have
81 machines, heating furnaces and rolls
running.
Calumet Iron and Steel Company
April q. Have 81 machines, heating fur.
naces and nail plate rolls running.
Wheeling Iron and Nail Company
April 81. Have 81 machines, heating fur
naces and rolls running.
Kelly Maitland Iron Co.-April q. Have
81 machines, heating furnaces and rolls
running.
Terre Haute Iron and Nail Company
April 81. Have ~ machines, heating fur.
naCes and rolls running.
Jefferson Iron WorkB.-Apfil 81. Have
so machines, heating furnaces and rolls
running.
La Belle Iron works.-April 81. Have
81 machines running.
The above shows 1909 machines In
operation at tue manufacturers scale, an
increase Of IA compared with last weeks
report.
Respectfully yours,
GRoRaR WISE, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-22
Respectfully yours,
GEoRaR Wise, Secretary.
An u%NroUNDED REPORT.
The Non.unlon hands at the Calumet MI
Reported out,

M. - H.NH
The Non.unIon hands ut the Calumet Mil
Reported OUT
The following rather sensational dis.
patch ~appearsdint the Pittsburgh Chronicle
Telegraph Of last evening:
CHtcAoo, April 21.-The announcement
is made to-day that as The result Of sew
eral conferences between the loCked.out
nailers Of the Calumet Iron and Steel
Company and the company, the non.
union nailefs, whoIhAve been for nearly
six months with the company OF its Cum.
mings mills, are 10 be discharged and the
nailers given their old Jobs. The basis Of
the agreement IL the "Mingo" scale. The
nailefs, about thiftyRix III number, are
now working at the Bay View Nail Fac.
tory Of the North Chicago Rolling Mills
Company, but will ct once return 10 Gum.
mlngs. The nailefs have been out for
nearly year, and %non.union labor has
been employed for neatly half that period.
II ID alleged that nearly 1900 kegs OIL
nails made by n%on.union nailefs have
been returned 10 the company a. unfit LOT
tee, and that II will take several months
10 repair the machines, 90 badly have they
been damaged by un6killed hands. The
nAilers are rejoicing In what they consider
a great and notable victory, the Calumet
Iron and Steel Company being q member
Of the Western Nail Association and hay.
ing been supposed 10 be determined not to
Weld. The contest has been bitter and
PROLONGED, boycott being one Of the weap.
onB brought 10 bear against the company.
The change from non.uhioh t6l1nior labor
will be made a. soon 90 possible,
Under the existing CifcumetanCes, this
statement was regarded with suspicion,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-22
rnnouan mi srArr.
Accidents and Incidents in West Virgil

Accidents and Incidents In West virginin
and Vicinity.
At Point Pleasant, a young child O
Charles Mccoy was fatally scalded by fall
ing in a tub Of hot water.
Editor NJ. S. Holt, ofthe Weston Repub
ltcan, is reported 10 have recently fallen
heir To snug sum OF money.
Prof. William p. Wiley, OF the WeRI
Virginia University, will deliver The adj.
dress before. the literary societies Of the
Normal School at Chenille this year.
Lincoln Hackney, aged about 20, wa,
trightiully mangled aud billed at Seneca.
Vile, on the Bellaire, Hinesville & Cincin.
natl road, while attempting 10 get on 4
moving coal train.
Hon. w. NJ. Hensel, OF Lancaster. Pa.
Chairman Of the Democratic Slate Com.
mittee, Is to deliver the annual Grafton be.
lore tho literary societies Of Washington.
Jefferson College, June 2.
For more than two years Mrs. James
~BuSlingame, OF Guernsey county. Ohm.
has been b%ed.ridden. For q q a tast AN
has been growing worse, one aide being
entirely palalySed. Eminent phypicians
have treated her In vain. They admitted
their inability to Cure her. Mrs, Buflinv.
anne isa Chttstian, and when human helm
failed her, she reaofted 10 prayer, Her
prayers were answered. Sometime ove
9 week ago she was restored TO health,
Her limbs obeyed the mandates If hsr
VIII, her appetite returned, sheslept sound.
y, was able TO walk at che hatdone years
ago, Many people have called on her 10
see the evidences Of her remarkable cure,
George w Harrison, a constable. oi
P~etetsville, Md, was dfowhedin the canal
near Hatpef's Ferry. He was dfiyinV n
q buggy accompanied bya friend, The
latter got out and went into a store iof a
lew mot1ents. When he came ont the
horse and buggy had disappeared And Ia
supposed Harrison had driven on. Ths
next morning the horse and bnvov 1ats
found In the canal, the horse dfownsj.
gna ~ was supposed that Harrison had
unYen 90 near the canal In an attempt
70 urn preGipitating horse, driver and
vehicle into the. canal. a search resulted
~ hndins the body about q mile below
where the accident occurred,
4 young man Of Faifmont was adjudeed
70 be the father Of q child born out Of
Nedlock and In arranging the difficulty
executed bonds for the payments which
we're 70 be made 10 the mother ANNUALLY
the support Of the child. These
notes were not paid al maturity, and ths
Brought suit on one, and Obtained
Judgment and caused an execution 10 be
lsSneu on the Same. The officer armed
WIN the execution levied on property be.
longing 10 the young man, Wherelpon