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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19
Showing Up the American Paris.

From Nant J0AeN pctf3nGtf Sermon.
have learned since | came to this city
Of Cincinnati-and | want you reporters
TO get this right-this much: A gentleman
told me to-day that after he had run down
and freed every gambling hell and lewd
house in the city by degrees. that the next
thing he did was 20 send one Of his report
ers to the Office Of Recorder OF Deeds and
Records in TINS city. and he said he deter
mined TO publish the name of every man
who owned those houses. but when the
reporter came back with his report he
saw that it contained the names OF some
of our deacOns and members and stewards
OF the church and Judges, and be said:
II can't publish that; I'm afraid"
Brethren. you can scare an editor, but
you can't scare me. I'm going to tell
tales out Of school while I'm here. l will!
] do it. brother, not because ] NAV bring
shame 10 your check, or paint your town
hlIcker, but do it because want to save
sinners. We can't put our arms around
Cincinnati and bring her 10 God as long as
we are loaded down with lewd houses and
barroons and gambling bells. We cannot
DO IL. It's impossible.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19
PAECHED AND UNINSURED.
DOubly Inconvenient PredIcament o.
People in west Chester County

DOublY inconVenient Predicament OF
People in West Chester County.
NEW YORK, Nov ls.-Since the explo-
sion Of dynamite at shaft No. "a, on the
line OF the new aqueduct, insurance
agents who have placed policies on prop
ertY in the vicinity of any of the shafts
have been notified that the companies
will not take any risks after the eXpira-
tion of the present policies. There are
twenty-four shafts running through West
Chester county from the Putnam county
line to High Bridge, and a each shaft
there ; dynamite and powder MAGAZINES.
1t will therefore be seen that " ide strip
Of property in the vicinity of the new
aQueduct cannot hereafter he insured.
All wells within One-fourth of mile of the
new aqueduct on both sides are dry.
Springs have also dried up and farms and
villages are without water. The shafts
and tunnels which are being dug on an
average OF 100 feet under the surface have
drained the entire country and the people
have to 20 in some places mile for
water.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19
nIsTRUsr, sUICIDn AND TEARS.
Tragic End of Lawyer Whose Client
Became His Surety in $4,000.


Became His Surety in sic, 900.
NEW YORK. Jan. 1S.-For Two years
past Charles Bertrand. aged % years, and
having a law office at NO. u Park Row,
in this city, has acted as counsel for
Catherine /eit1, OF Brooklyn, who bad
litigation with her divorced husband,
Charles Haaft, about some property.
Haan during the litigation had several
times caused Bertrand to be arrested up
or various charges. Mrs. /eitz In every
instance became surety for Bertrand, UNI
tl her liability on that score in amount
was $4,000.
To-day Mrs. /oitZ became convinced
that Bertrand me mt to decamp and leave
her TO pay his bonds. she set out with an
officer and found her counsel had him ar
rested and at the ohern-s office sutron-
dcred nm. Late in the afternoon an Off
Ger, with Bertrand in custody, started for
RAYMOND street jail, Brooklyn. on the
way the prisoner asked permission To get
sandwich in a saloon near the court
house, and while there he passed TO a
closet and then shOt himself through the
heart, falling back dead into the arms OF
the Office, VINO rushed to the spot Mrs.
/eitl was informed and wept over his
body.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19
DAY UNDER A DARK CLOUD.
Letters of "A Criminal Nature Pound in
Painter. Tongue Co.'S Safe.

Letters of a Criminal Nature Pound in
Painter. Tongue & Co.'S Safe.
BALTIMORE, Jan. lS.--A few days ago
a safe belonging to the suspended firm OF
Painter, Tongue Il Co. was replevned out
Of he hands Of the assignee with belief
that in il could be found evidence to i'm
plicate others with William Il. Rose the
alleged eubeZziing bookkeoper. The safe
was opened by }. Henry keene. counsel
cor Rose. aud letters are said s. have been
discovered IRON George ". bay, special
paluer, n~tructing Rose how tu proceed
before the failure, and 10 put OF the sus-
pension as long as he could, with a view
TO getting hold OF all the money possible.
Such a condition OF things makes the spe-
cial partner liable for ali the Gebts of the
firm, as well as exposes him 70 criminal
prosecution. The letters have been de-
posted in a safety vault for use wneu
needed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19
WHISKY AZ THE CAPITAL
,Bulius L. Browns "trip North Probably
of No significance.

of 40 significance.
ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. lS.--Julius L..
Brown is now in the North. 1t ls re-
norted that be is there to engage the SER
vices OF Hon. Roscoe Conkhng in the
argument q the prohibition election
cases before the Supreme Court of the
United states. reporter met one Of
Mr. Browns associates and asked him :
the report was true. 1t is not true so
far as / know" was the reply. What
does Roscoe Conkling know about II, any
how. Law is law"
And you don't know anything about
the rumor -
NO. never heard off before. Il may
be SO, however"
"M eN, near YOU are going to tue Su-
preme Court OF Georgia with a fun head
of steam on aud the throttle wide opens,
"What good VIII that do us? 10 Will
take three years for the supreme Court OF
the United states 10 hear the case
Nv hen VIII it come up in the supreme
Court of GeorQaE'
81 don't know; it may be heard in two
weeks aud it may not be heard IN
month Both Of Judge Clarke's decisions
are there and can be called up by either
SIDE on ten DAYS notice
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19
Returns Of Personal Property.
CITY TREASURER OFFICE,
SAVANNAH. GA. Jal. S. 1886.

CITY TREAsI RER OFFICE, !
SAvANNAH. g A., JAl. s, 1886.
Notice 10 hereby gwen that am now ready
to receive returns of Personal Property OF
every description, to wit:
stock in Trade-GoOds, Wares and Mer-
chandise owned or held m trust or or consign-
ment.
Furniture, Private Billiard Tables. Watches
JeWelry, Pate, Pianos and Musical Instru-
ments.
Money. Stocks, Bonds. Solvent Debts and
other evidences Of Debt.
steamships. steamboats,. Tugs and Sailing
Ness Ia of all kinds, owned in savannah.
Bank Capital.
Horses and Mules not otherwise taxed.
eat cattle.
Value OF Machinery, Engines, Tools, Fix
turcs and implements, used or prov ded for
Use during the wear or part Thereof.
Value OF an Telegram and Telephone Lines
and Instrums nts and fixtures Of same.
Value OF all other Property not enumerated
in this schedule.
Two Hor,e Carriage.
one Horse Carriage or Buggy.
Dog.
Those R.f,rnS NiIt,t be- n.r2e 9H or brforh no
2l>t ofJaHu1ry, otherwise s. double tax Will be
assessed again am dciaulters ia required by
the Tax Ordinance for th year 1876.
4. >. ilAkDEE. City Treasurer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19

y. l.. Estes, Burneyvillo, Chickasaw
Nation, Indian Territory, writes II have
TO thank Allcocks Porous plasters tor
saving the life OF my wife she was at
tackled with pneumonia, whlch COM
mcuced with a violent chill, great cough
in. and hign fever. could not get
doctor. but fortunately had box OF All
cocks Porous Plasters IN the house, I
placed one between her breasts, one on
clcn -houlder-blade. and one on the small
pi ner back. IN two hours her cough
almost ceased. and was very loose. In
oar hours she broke into q prolasc per
spiratior. The nest day tnoush very
wcat -hc was Tree from FOYER. aud tlo
thld dat was quito wolL also cured
mv cutld 81 duhthcrctic sore throat by
wapp.1 ae norN imam Ailyoek'e Porous
Plaster
SIX aUs a, q Joss price, as Ea.singer's,
20 Mufsker -tIotl-It.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19
MONTANA AT THE DOOR.
The People Confident of simultaneous
Admission with Dakota.

MINNEAPOLts, MINI, Jan. 1S.-Hon.
w. F.. saunders. OF Helena, Mont. who is
in the city, was last evening interviewed,
and said that the residents OF Montana
are quite enthusiastic over the prospects
tor its admission as a state. owe hope"
be continued, "to step into the Union with
Dakota. 1t Is generally REGARDED as De
m0crauc Territory, the Democratic ma
i0rity ranging from 300 to 1000. and ON
that score We believe that we viii be adj
mitted, as an offset to Republican
Dakota. A large majority of
the people Of the territory are
in favor Of admission. Mr.
Saunders says that a constitutional con-
Vcntiou was held two years ago which
framed constitution and appointed a
committee to 90 to " ashington and sub
init the results Of the convention "For
some reason he added, 1.-THE committee
never visited Washington a. instructed,
but they are becoming interested in the
movement now hen il is seen that there
is a good prospect Of having the territory
admitted, and will hold a meeting carly
in February and 90 on to Washington
at once. While there the constitution
VIII bee submitted and energetic measures
be taken TO have the Territory admitted.
GOV. Hauser is interesting himSelf in the
statehood question, and is, no doubt. doing
good work at Washington in that respect.
" e nave sufficient population to ontitle
us 10 admission, and there is every reason
To suppose that our efforts will not be in
vain
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NANTICOKE's TOMB.
Work stilI Progressing, but None of tn
Bodies Yet Found.

WIN sum 4 ToEEtsSlnE' nut NOhO VI sAO
Bodies Yet Found.
WLKEsBARRE, PA, Jan. 1s.-fhere is
no change in the condition OF affairs at
slope No. OF the NauticoKe mines, where
the miners were entombed. A sensation
al report was spread through the valley
yesterday that the rescuing party had
discovered bright Gght ahead of them,
but this is denied on the best authority.
The work Of clearing up the gangwavs
continues slowly. Nothing had been dis
covered up to noon to-day, nor had any
signs Of the buried men been found. A
considerable stream OF water 10 now rum
ming along the gangway where the men
are at work, and another rush Of sand is
feared at any moment. From all appear
ances this morning it viii be weeks be-
fore the bodies of the men are reached, If
they are ever recovered. 1t is possible,
however that il the victims were caught
IN the gangways and overwhelmed by the
food their bodies may be reached at any
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19

Sizes. W#H,l0Wh soothing syrup should
alAay- asa-.i when cnI'dren are cutting
trrfh. IT raI.ras thn iltio sufferer 60
once. 81 produces natural. quiet tllrp ~
relieving 5000 rnId from pain, Hud Co.,
IIfIn rHffun HWHhes HH "uflFhi Ah "a
button" ltlHfary pleasant 90 iaste. li
...fI.s fhl rH.lN. s0f nH ihe aums nI-
.sf. 40 aa.n. rrIIrIes Wind. roFniafta iho
UIHeIs. aHd Del fHn beef luuHn niaeff 'Hr
H..flHna, HI'ilIr Hfalus lfHnl tfrsaiHa
al afirsF efua.E. .Ir.nfH Il bottle,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19
FLORIDA's METROPOLIS.
Arrival of the PenObscot- The RoyRl
Arch NTasous Meet.

Arch NasOns Meet.
JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 1N.-The schooner
lenobscot, George Il. Carter master,
Messrs. Drew, Hazeltine a Livingston. OF
this city. owners, which was believed 10
be lost. after being at sea 40 DAYS. came
into port to-day. The Penobscot left New
York Dec. 10 with a cargo Of 800 tons OF
Steel rails for the Palatks and ST. Au-
gustine road. Nothing mad beer heard
trom her since starting. She was natur-
ally thought 10 be lost Capt. Carter SAYS
he was.caught in the recent severe storms
and blown far TO the southwark. The
Vessel was only slightly injured. The
8lI~men are much faSgupd.
~ At noon the Grand Chapter OF ROYAL
Arch Mssons OF Florida convened In am
nual session i'm Masonic Han in this citv.
w. +. Anderson, of Blac6water. High
Priest, presiding. lie delivered the an
nual address,. The ceremonies were brief,
but interesting. The Masous adjourned
until 3 O'Clock tomorrow.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19

For the south Atlaa5c states TODAY:
Cloudy weather aud local rains variable
winds; generally southerly, and during
Wednesday shifting to westerly slightly
warmer to-day, followed during Wednes-
day by slightly colder weather; lower ba
YOmeter.
The height Of the river at Augusta at
:6i o'clock .. IN. yesterday lAugusJa
tlme} was 40 feet-a fan of o foot dur
ing the preceding "a hours.
Comparative statement Of temperature
at savannah Jan. Is. $50 and 1856:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19

The wonder OF those who 90 to the Har-
nett House, IN savannah. is that so excel
lent table and SUCH comfortable rooms
can be offered to the public At such mini
mum rates. Without exaggeration, the
table Of the Hsrnett Is as good as that Of
the ocreven House, and the rates just
one-half as large. Courteous treatment
makes up the sum OF its attractions.
The public largely testified their appre-
cjauon.-.IGcksOpu5{i { Fla.l HerGid.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19
GAMBLERS USE PISTOLS.
). Fl. McKenDa Killed while out on Bail
for Murder

lot mufQtE.
\ICKsBURG, Miss, Jan. Is Early this
morning, at the Planters Club, }. H.
McKenna was fatally shot by James
Marshall, proprietor. Jonas Goodman,
Of Greenylle, Is believed to be mortally
wounded from a stray shot. The difficulty
grew out Of game of cards. Five
shots were fired by each man.
Mckenna was wounded in the breast
and thigh. and died IN less than
an hour. Marshall escaped unhurt,
and the Coroner's jury rendered a verdict
that he acted in seli-defense. ON IAN.
IS, 1881, Mckenna shot and killed l.. VIII
SON, proprietor Of q gambling house here.
under similar circumstances. On the
day after the killing Of Wilson, Mckenna
was indicted for murder, tried, convicted
and sentenced to be hanged. The supreme
Court granted new trial and McKenna
was out on bail when killed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19
FIRE AT VALDosTA.
A saloon and Negro House Burned
with Their Contents.

NALPosTA. GA, Jan. 1S.-The building
occupied by ". \. Fiyeash as a saloon,
on Ashley street, and an adjacent negro
house, owned by I. NJ. Smith. were de-
sToyed by fire mere this morning between
I and O'Clock. The wooden
building belonged to Miss sal
lie Lester, and was valued
at $500, with no Insurance. Fiveash's
stock. estimated 10 De worth 81 600, was
total loss. lie had 81 200 insurance on 1t
in the North British and Mercantile In
surance Company. The negro house was
valued at $500 ana was not insured. The
fire was evidently the work Of an lncen-
diary. The prompt and effective work Of
The fire department prevented The dcsruc-
ton OF more valuable adjacent property.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19

ANERICUS. GA. Jan. SIS. b. HAYS.
contractor on th4 AmerIcus. Preston and
Iamukin railroad. ran away with ami
married daughter Of Hon. J. z. Beatty.
IT Preston. Two weeks ago. Itis alleged
t3at me mas a wife and children i'm North
Carolina. He has been arrested aud is
confined in the Americas Jail. awaiting
TIE return Of Capt. Beatty. who has gone
10 north Carolina to see Hays wife. Let
ters from HAYS Wife and sister 20 Beatty
clearly establish his guilt
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19

NEW BRCNswICK. n. j., Jan. Is. A
child Of Edward Appegate, OF Spottswood.
n. j., which was bitten by a mad dog p
days ago, went into commissions last
Thursday and died of hydrophobia in It's
most horrible form, requiring two men to
hold it in its struggles. The child was
wears old.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19

COLUMBUS, GA, Jan. l~-The base
bail committee resumed their rounds to-
fay aud succeeded m raising the sub
scrlption to nearly S3.5N They viii
continue Tomorrow. }, b. thought $1,000
will be raised, and that Columbus Will be-
represented in the southern League this
season
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MINHEs Ripn roR RIOT.
a sherin-s Posse 20 strong Driven Back
BY -trikers.


MOUNT PLEASANT PA, Jan. lS.-Thc
MoreN God n ,sndard mines we're heavily
guarded last night The events OF last
week, however, had an intimidating effect
upon the men willing to work, and very
few presented themselves this morning..
No disturbance occurred. The guards
and deputies are holding undisputed pos
session. Tnis morning Sheriff Stewart,
with - deputies, went to MOOrewOOd 10
arrest "A hungarian who threatened TO
shoot any man who went TO work. The
Huncarlans al the place saw the party
coming and surrounded the house in
Wh!ch the striker had concealed himself.
The men were armed with clubs and thA
women with knives, and they swOre they
would die before they would allow the
striker TO be arrested. The sheriff held
council and determined not TO precipltate
a contest with his small band and then
ielrealed. 1t VIII be impossible TO make
any arrests by the ordinary process ot
law without bloodshed.
A CoLLtERY INUNDATED.
PIrTSBCRG, Jan. lS.-rhe stanton col
llery, operated by he Lehigh n Wilkes
barre Coal Company, Is again Idle on ac-
count Of an iuundation. The recent cold
weather has further increased the diff
Guilty OF mining by causing the water
dripping from the bucket 10 freeze and til
mp the shaft. A large force of men and
boys have been rendered idle in conse-
quence of the stoppage.
THE GLASS WORKERS..
Tho glass workers representatives now
in this city are irving to effect an amalga-
nation OF the window glass workers, nint
glass workers and green bottle blowers
unions and have arrived at an agree
ment upon the general principles for such
a combination. II was decided that all
three unions shall JON the knights of
Labor. that an executive board
consisting of - members represent
lny three branches shan be
formed, that each branch shall have the
same voting power and that a general
STIR Ne fund snail he established. All this
is tn be- managed by the new AmalVa-
mated society independent of the knights
ot Labor IheeXecutive board shall have
power 10 veto any strike which they deem
nopnnrtUno or unreasonable. Leyles
shall te made among the members 10 raise
the strike funds which shall only be used
to assist me w0rkmen in conflicts author
lied 10y t.e board of managers.
A BIT. Pleasant Pa special says Shcr-
i'll stewart left there this afternoon tor
consultation at Greensburg with the coke
operators regarding the ACCESSIBILITY OF
asking state ana to quell the disturbances
which will inevitably occur If any strikers
are arrested. There has been ne further
trouble at either Moorewood or the stand
ard works. The strike is spreading. The
miners at the Valley. Hecld, and United
works are reported TO have come out this
afternoon.
TO BIZ LOCKED OUT.
NEw YORK, Jan. 1S-The cigar manu-
facturers in conference to-day reafirmed
their determination to lock out their men
on Wednesday. Them OF both unions
~. 10Y nd :. ...L !. IN
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B0ErrGHR v. BATrEuNAN.
The Latter Secures Change % Venue
10 Butler County.

The Latter secures "a Change 90 Venue
10 Butter County.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 1>.-A new COM
p,,Niou has been given to the Bocttger.
Battermdu contested election case, which
was regularly brought before Judge
Bucbwalter ON Thursday last, and after
due consideration the Judge determined
that lD bad proper jurisdiction, and that
De would irl me ease. When the case
came up ih- morning Isaac Jordan.
counsel ior Mr. Batterman. surprised tho
court Hr announced that ON saturday
evening Frank EIttHrmau had a,ura cd
before icrt Dalton and made q new afi-
laviD 900 WW"n be- alleged tha. Judge
backWtIIDI nalarintlIesI lu 70. ctsr.tud
Was disqualified from atuuc boz it.
tla An tua u.hcr Judges b. Hamilton
county were also disqualified hN preW.
o.' nnm trF Trying tHe ease. aud ihal
t.. IftnI could uaf obtain Justice in
tIIt county, Following upon IhI- came
fNu "'rIfrt|" rt Itrt Dalton ihat upon
o.. NW.U lu bHaIm4I'e affidavit boo
HI 'n. psYI-Iu fAt case Io buf-
counts i.. UIa. It.ttI ou the Dud
Ui f.t .aH. iru .N Nf. Iu.It n. wa. Che
r.I'.t. afr n. .N.' ..rk E..4.r COUNTY.
InI' r1rrs bod H.rI -.... sod 3rf tnp
Coo. properly llr..fH ~. ... 100 tnc
hul tHH. f.ets.
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Notice.

&. B. HENDERSON Will deliver all kinds
of WOOD promptly to any part of the city.
Telephone aI. Yard foot of Huntington
street
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19
Peas and Beans.

Peas and Beans.
A full and fresh assortment of BUST PEAS
and BEANS, of all varieties, on hand. Also
small SEEDS of the purest nature.
Country Merchants and Truck Farmers or
ders respectfully solicited, VIII have prompt
attention, and at the lowest prices for pure
and reliable Seeds.
EDWARD j. kGEFFER,
Druggist and Scotsman,
Corner West Broad and Stewart streets, and
corner West Broad and Waldburg streets,
savannah, Ga.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
1. d. LaROCHE's SONS, Auctioneers.

By virtue of an order granted by the Honor
able Hampton l.. Ferrill, Ordinary of Chat
ham county, We VIII sell before the Court
House door. during the legal hours Of sale,
on the FIRST TUESDAY IN FEBRU-
AIRY, 1856,
The western tenement and premises on let
No. 10 nineteen North Oelethorpe ward,
city Of savannah, being on Bryan street, near
Farm.
The above property is sold as the property
Of the late SILVIA Ann ScreVen, for payment
of debts and distribution.
Terms cash; purchaser paying for papers.
JORDAN +. BROOKS.
Administrator estate Silvia Ann Screven.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19
xmnrral 9uultstions.

TIMMNNS. The friends and acquaintance
Of WILLIAM TnTMONs and family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral, from ~:
Phillips Methodist Church, at ) o'clock his
AFTERNOON.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19
Executors sale OF Market Square store
Property.
GEO. w. LAMAR. Auctioneer.

Under the power gwen in the VIII OF the late
Miss Lavlnia Lawrence. we will sell az pub
he outCry. before the door OF the Court
House Of Chatham county, between the le-
gal hours Of sale, on TT ESDAI, thc second
day OF February, 1856.
The western one half Of that certain trust
lot M the city ~ savannah. Georgia, known
on the map OF the city as Lot Letter l., Ellis
square. Decker ward. togc her with the i'm
prOVemcnts thereon. Those improvements
consist OF the four adjoining brick stores.
bounded ON the north b} ST. Julian street, on
the south hy Congress. street, and on the west
hv jefferson street. These four stores are
occupied by good tenants, and rent now for
siAty-iyc dol ans o month each
Titles good. A purchaser need not take
them unless they are. They may DO treated
for at private sale.
CHAs. ". OLMsTEAn,
SAMUEL B. ADAMS,
Executors win of IHyinin Lawrence.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
by GEO. w. LAMAR, Auctioneer.

by GEO. w. LAMAR, AuctiOneer.
Bvauthority OF an order issued by the Honor
able the Court of Ordinary OF Chatham
county, and under the power OF the Will. in
front of tine Court House, on FIRST TUES
DAY, being the ID day of February next,
between the usual hours Of sale, viii be sold
for the purpose of paying debts and distrl-
button amongst the heirs.
The northern One-half Of Lot No. "A Jasper
ward. on the southwest corner Of Whitaker
and Hull streets. with Improvements thereon,
consisting OF a three-story on basement brick
dwelling and Outbmldings OF brick. The
dwelling IS comm diOus, rooms large and
halls wide, the situation convenient and de
sirable. Ground rent on One-half Lot only
SIT 76 year.
Also
Seven shares Citizens Mutual Loan Com
pany stock. +. F.NEUFNILLE.
Administrator de bOns non cum testamento
annexo of the estate OF Hliza IL. Mackenzie.