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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-02-20
January lSSG

Eagle Lodge, No. 81. \. +. and
y. NJ, was reoiIa..ize'i Friday. Feb.
18th, and the following nauned gem
were elected officers E.. r.
Parish, Wot>hifiul Master; Thnmas
&. Hayes, Senior Warden J"h,
Cheek, Junior Warden Joseph &
C""l-y. Secretary; w. III. Newman,
Treasurer ID. lh"s. G"rdon, Sen,c,
Deacon; J.hu Whllei, Junior
Deacon Rol'L + peasants, Tyler
We regr., t. learn that A,s
Rubcr, Bingham ~ critically sick.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-02-20
|"THE OFFICE OF THE OR.
ANGE COUNTY OBSER YER
Is on CHURTON ST, OVER
HAYES DRUG STORE. ~

TINE TABLE. No 35-Jan. 18th
lSsG-T'aIn No. 81, Mail. going
East, arrives a, liill.boro ll.54 a. IN.
Train n" 50, Mail, going West.
arrives at Hill-b"ro ~ p. IN.
Train No. IS, Freight. going East,
arrives y, H,ll>b",o l.57 \ M.
Train No IL, Freight. going West.
2rrl>cs a, Hillshpro 20 a. ~.
J. G. COOLEY,
Agent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-02-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
( .iIt. OF LAND.
-

On Monday the 22nd d4N 81, Mar, II.
1886. III Dh' ,tl"H"" /" an order OF The
Superior Court TO make real estate A.
sets. | will o.fcr tor stl,. At the count
house door NJ liiil>lorO. thc lands of IT,,
late Fred. Williams. OH The waters OF
Emo RIVER. iii this county. adjoining Tie
lands OF Thomas lllialn> and X. vi.
Jones on the north. Daynl Williams and
*. VI. Jones on The east. Cave tonklinu
aud Thomas hastings on the south. Il q
the Naddell l3RI>n on the west. and sup
posed TO contain about One Hundred
and Sixty acres
Terms Of sale Our-third cash. anu
balance at . and II months With in.rI-
,>t from day OF sale.
This 18th day OF Feb. ISSG
JOHN l.. HART.
Admir- of Fred. Williams. deceased.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-02-20
\ WONDERFUL BOOK.

\ WONDERFUL BOOK.
Just published and for sale hv the med
ical hook dealer, or pay be had direct
MANHOOD. WOMANHOOD.
An exhaustive treatise on Sexual EX-
rcs>c>. the diseases ari>in. from them,
AMI Their treatment and cure also =,
brief lecture on Epilepsy and other
Nervous Diseases. showing tn. r%rlliinn-
.hip existing between the Sexual and
Nclvnu, system. BY Or. $. \ Rlcn-
MoSp. ~. Joseph, Missouri. Price
$l.3O. Fully illustrated aud elegantly
3unna. rontlinin. over 2aO pages.
This Wonderful book reveals tie in
ncr;n">t secrets ni naturr. and i. III
tact. y KEY Which open, :hc book Of
kn"wl,.yr. aiII pltrhs icas's al hca!In.
from the Tree al lite, 1t treats OF >ut'-
jec;s which arr al Immense vt.u" %
every man. Wnman ana child III The
land. AMI will. in all probability. save
ycalS Of sickness ami fortunes in doctor
bills. Agents wanted everywhere. both
MAZE and female. Send 1t once aud y-t
.!1.,i'x' circular.
.F->AM ,RITAN NERVINE i"r
>a,.' ~ DR.. o. HOOK Err. Druggist.
lIillshoro. y. {.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-02-20

Come on We have a plenty
at room tor more good e,,lztns.
Real estate is cheap. aud ow is The
lime to buy. Never before MAS the
ed town on such y boom. Our
merchants seem cheerful, au.j We be-
gin I" nope tor better Ri es tor the
ancient aud honorable bninuuh.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-02-20

Mr.. Samuel II Smith and wife,
Of l.a'rtgh. passed through Hills
l,urn, w rdne-hay. Tncy have been
Visiting relatives west OF town
-Rrv. !. l. Currie will remove
from the c""utry I" town III" has
rented from Mr.. ID. G Parks his
new house nn Churlon street, III the
northern part nt
Mr.. Henry Thompson, farmer,
died suddenly 1t his hpme i" Coda
Grove ,own,in, Friday, Frt'. l2'h.
OF heart disease. He was buried at
Cedar Grove Saturday at .. p. IN.
DIR. Richmond's Samaritan Ncr-
vine cures Vertigo, Mysteries, Con.
>ulsions-all Nervous Disorders in
fact. For sale by DR.. o. Hooker,
Druggist, Ilillsboro. Price $3.50.
The business Of Mr.. II. l..
Parish Will 0e continued III the
Berry building, where he will keep
on hand n tirst-class stock at dry
goods. groceries, &c, &c. Call on
him.
Mir. Henry Malone, aged 50
years, one OF our oldest citizens
died at HIS home in the northern
part OF Orange, Saturday, Feb. 18th
He had been in bad health som'
tune.
-Messrs. John Cheek ani Ernes
Cheek, father aud son, have formed
a co.par,nershIp TOR the purpose o
carrying "u the business "t manufac
turing and repairing bugs'es' "as
ons, &c. See advertisement.
"A delicate child is more snoJec
10 worms than . healthy one, - !
the economy ct nature one animal
made TO snbsist upon another, an
the weaker goes down. Al, the mr.
indication oi w.,rIns administer SIR
ner's Indian We ml:ipe, the iniai.
be remedy. r"r safe lay DR.. I
=. Hooker. Dtuggi.,.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-02-20
NOTICE

| will be glad TO zee ali of my
friends AT my Few place ct business
opposite thu court louise. aud next
door west Of the post Office.
1t you want new Saddles or Har.
ness, or wish any work in my line,
call OH me.
JOSIAH TURNER.
Saddl,r.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-02-20
\ DMINiSTR ATOR'S SALE.

BY virtue OF Am order issued to me bv
The superior Coiirl OF Orange County.
viii sell le the highes; bidder 1T ,h,
court house door in Ilill>buro. on Satul-
lay. tn" 2Uth day at March. lS>6. III l.
,,.orh. The tract OF land ahout , mile,
'';'h al iiilIsl'"r". adjoinin. h r"l,nl~
OF Henry E. Andrews. Susan lloyd. w.
y. it,lu. DR.. WillinIn Strudwirk and
others. containing Il acres.
Also. another tract about 4 miles
Southwest of liillshoro. adj, ming tn.
hands of VIM. Hobbs. Miss Hannah
Hastings and others. containing 10 acres
more nr less.
Terms bne-half cash. balance in >iN
mouths with interest from day of sale,
This 18th day "t Feb, 1856.
A.. W. GRAHAM.
administrator 81 3. NJ. Andrews.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-02-20
THE ORANGE COUNTY TOBACCO
ASSOCIATION.

for the business and purpose Of buying
ami >ellin. leaf tobacco the capital
stock IF said corporation is Two Thou
sand Dollars divided into forty shares Of
nifty dollars each. with rrwer 10 in
= r"aS" the same AZ ANY time the said
c"rpr3ati"u may d,>ilr I" do ST. and
the stockholders of aid corporation
>lltil not tc individually ar personally
responsible for the debts al liabilities
of said corporation TIE said corpora
ton shall continue one wear from Ian.
Isl. ls>G. with the privilege OF extend
ing from tim" 10 time not ~excrediay
thirty years from said date the %psinci-
pal place Of business of said corporation
shall be III HilIsborouSh in said county
and State.
Given under my hand aud official
seal. at office in IIill>boroush. this End
day of Lanuary y. ID. 1856.
PRIDE JONES.
: Clerk Superior Court.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-02-20

On trains Oh and II Pullman Buffet
sleepers between New lmk amt NJ
lan'a. On trains 81 anl j PHlIElan
Buffet sleeper between Washington ar.i
New Orleans. Pullman sleeper he
tween Greensboro and Richmond.
Though tickets on sal" AT principal
stations. To all points. For rates AID
lnioiIrati"n apply TO any agent oi the
the company or
l.. B. THOMAS. E. W. tHE.Aft>,
Grnl Manager. A.. &. Z. \.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-02-20
AdmiliiSirat
NJ ORIti.NG!.. SALE,
vi

BY virtue # II mortgage executed 10y
{. W. B'own /" Eugene MoIchcad on
the 2jtn day ct .>l'IIi. loS2. ana regis
tered n Book d.. l,aSr ~. OF the mott
gage Irror,i> I'll the Registers office OF
Orange county. | will sell toiln h CHEST
bitdrt tor cash. nj HE court house lOor
III lliIl>boro. oi. the 10Th day "i March,
1856. ~ IL o'r,o"h. a. m. the following
tracts of land in said County and State.
inosu
The first II ct j. bounded ON IN.
H.! II ~ trr sc. i. X. Company, IN
lie Wr>t hv the estate ot Geo. Rhodes,
OH the south and east 10y lands formerly
belonging to Nm. Mrtauiry roulAiu-
j lllg eli lCie>. !uoI" OF l.>>.
The second tract. lying on waters of
Stones cPrck, in SAID County .'u,i State.
! adjoining lllc Lanes al iht. estate III
Ipavii SlIayhnru. :iIr laIrt> formerly
belut|l y In the estate ot ~. Met aii-
ley. the y. {. Il. Il. TO. AMI "th"I>.ron-
tanning 81 arrrs. more OF les.
Also. tie following articlr>"t pei,nn-
al property One Steatn Engine and
B"I.cr Brick Mae inc and lot of saw
and ;"o.o OF every description. The
persona. property l. II University Sta
ton. Where Mr.. y. y. Lynch Will tax.
plea>ur- in showing il To any person
wishing I" bay.
This 10TH day al. Feb. lS>6.
\. ". IR .AiIAN.
- ATTORNEY for Nult.a.,t.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-02-20
1885 THB C0URIERJ0URNIL. 1855
AZ ORGAN or
LIVING IDEAS AND LIVE ISSUES.
AN ENEAY OF
A~oaspsliss, Oligarchisn, and the &
Spirit Of Sectional Strife.

Tho Courier journal HExRY wArrHasox Ed.
ltor- In .Chief). Is the acknowledged Representa-
Tive Newspaper d the South, IL Democratic in
politics. and first, last. and al tho time is ~ Q
reduction OF the War Taxes as levied on the
people by the tariff now in force.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-02-20
OTI( OF INCoR
~looKATION.
CTATE OF North CAROLYN "
, ORANGE COUNTY,. !
Superior Court, ian. ., 1886.

James f.. Jones. Charles ". Parks.
David {. Parks. II. l.. Parish. f.. a.
Re>rinond. VIM. !. Freel.ni. Thomas
Ruttin. John W. Graham. Jas. 4. Cheek.
Israel Turner, j. l.. O.. HAYES, Thomas
NJ. Cheek. W. A. Hayes. " W. Graham
and +. II. Pogue having this day filed
with me articles of agreement in ac-
cor'iance with Chapter Sixteen of the
Code of North C;,roIida. and having
fully complied with all the require
mellts OF law have been duly iucorpo-
rated under the II Inc and stvle OF
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-02-20
NEW ADV

/ ,O-PARTN ER>tlIP NO"t:E,.
The undersigned havi, & formed Il co
par irrShip. the business OF manuiae-
turin- and repairing Blu & cs, Wagons.
&C.. &... vi | he continued at Mr.. john
Che. n, old >tanl in liill>t ORC.
Special attention will also be given To
Undertaking.
Soliciting your patronage. We alc.
respectfully.
JOIN CHEEK.
r.. ID. CHEEK.
liillShoro. y. G.. Feb. is. 1856.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-02-20

This II 10 certify Tia, NJ. ". l..
Taylor i. tn only an L." I'd Agent
for the sale # Buueruk ,a:'ttn> III
the town-"t IIll,-i"t". y {.
+. \. BURBANK,
for. the Bntcrr,ck Publishing Co.,
Limited
February 9th. 1856.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-02-20

CANT I;E REAT.-The rev Hats
and Bonnc,> AT Mrs TAYLOR Mil
llnery Store. Fancy Feather. and
plun-s, AMI all the novelties III Mil
Iinery. just receive ed a new line at
Zephyr Good. and Jerseys, Stylish
N-rkwear. New Je~elry. Gloves.
Notions. W""lcn and Tin~rl Lace.
t-r Millinery and DISSEMINATING.
Dress Trimmings. &c. Also, q new
and hraul,'nl line nf I%.a,ii.s' Hand
Pockets. She il constantly adding
I" her stock just snch goods az she
kno~s Will please her customers
>atI- action a. I" st.lc~ and prices
guaranteed at Mrs. Ta.lor's Mil
llncrr tor
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-02-20
Your friend.
II. l.. PARISH.
At Berry Building.


If YOU WANT TO BE HAPPY.
good.
maxim al right i'll its way
But II far better one. il understood.
Is what ] have now got IL say.
If You Want 10 be har py you must be
we'll.
Whatever the station YOU serve in:
And II all the mrdicinc- one bears the
lead.
The good SAMARITAN EEKvISE.
| onte..tricd every sort ~ cure.
To restore me- TO good health +;
And spent in vain. of that I'm sure.
Considerable share OF wealth.
But all was vain, till a friend ad> ised.
In i manner most dcsel vim.
The medicine he most highly priced.
RlCHMoND'> SAMARITAN NEKvINE.
I took his advice ia one short week.
fell Ia further pain
Fol/dor,nr- no longer | had to seek,
For | never felt sick again.
I'm healthy and happy The Who'll. day
long:
So if health he worth pr,scrvin'.
Tht. constant burden ri my son.
IL. try SAMARITAN NEKvINE.
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II will make the Who'll, world hrtter:
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Drop Or Richmond Il letter
He'll give YOU advice tar better than
wealth.
He'll point out the way To preserve
in
The be>t condition your newly found
health.
BY the use of SAMARITAN \ENvlSt
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-02-20

Deputy Collector Flank H.
Taylor and General Deputy John
son captured aud destroyed Two H.
llc't dlstiilerles, east of town. Thurs.
day. Feb. 10Th. Mitchell Faucet,e.
a colored man, was found al work
in one oil them, aud was arrested and
brough, 10 Hillsboro and lodged in
Jail. On Saturday F%'aucetle had a
hearing before U. S. Commissioner
X. NJ. Jones, who held him IN a
bond OF $500 tor bis appearance a,
the next tenn II The L. S Court TO
he held al Greensboro. aud failing 10
give it, be Was placed III charge f
Deputy Marshal Keeling, who ,""k
tnn TO Greensboro Saturday night.
MIR. \. y. Springs, of Winston,
a tobacco manufacturer, will remove
iron. That place 10 liEl.bnrn. He
was III town the first oi this week
maxim. his arrangements. He has
leased the old P"yue factory, where
he will ma uiartnre plug ,"bacco,
and tor a dwelling house he rur-
chased from DR.. Paris what II,
known Il, the DR.. WILSON residence.
We learn that he Will also engage
in merchandising. Our people Will
give Mr. Springs and family Il "arm
Welcome
! Stock in the Orange Connty
Iuhaccn Association i. hcing sub
Scribed Tor every day. We hear oil
a country lady who will take ak
shares at stick. No better invest,
ment could be made. The officers
are good business men. anal Mr.. W.
}. F,eeIanl, the man who buys to-
hacco tor the Association, knows
What he ia dung. \
Mr.. J. d Lewis sold hix tohac-
20 "a, The l1ill-b"ro Warehouse las,
Tuesday, Tor which he WA paid the
following lrice-: 1896; s36.55
5000; s32 40 sll.2s; 50 81
sl433; s33.74 IT, ~as satisfied
with his sale, and will patronize the
liillsboro Warehouse AGAIN.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-02-20

For Consumption. asthma. Dr"achtfi.
fdtnrrh. Hsada'fs. Drhif.'
Ithrulnn.iSm. hsurdhIid- rIri dH Chrn-
IL and .N,f1RTas IfADrj.r<.
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Glrcu..E >egi ou app ta'if
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-29
Another Call for s3yOOO,OOO
of 3-per-Cents.
lf N".I 80
THE DRUAMEkS' CONVENTION.
Politics IN Canada-Expired COmRfs-
sfons-Uife ofthe Robber Judge
Lynch Holds Court.
rHE THREE PER CENTS.
Another CAN for Three millions OF
. Them

WAsHISGTON, December D. The
Secretary Of 1the Treasury this after
noon issued the 145th caIIfor the re-
demption of bonds. The call is for
100000 of the per cent. loan of
1883. The principal and accrued in
terest of the bonds below designated
will be paid on February lst lsS7,-and
interest vail cease nthaE day. The 3 per
cent, bonds are. numbered as follows:
$50. original No. A. TO original No. 4S,
both inclusive 800. original No. $50 to
90, both inclusive and original No. 900
to original No. 1863 both inclusive: $500,
original No. 246 TO 266 AND No. 1870 TO
No. 1924 both inclusive; 81, 600 original
No. 2O17 to 2175 and No. 23T49 TO No.
BIT both inclusive, No. 53l6 TO No.
6325 both inclusive Togal $4,000 600.
The three months interest. February
LIST, 1887, on the above-de>cribed bonds
wall not be paid BY checks forwarded TO
the holders of bonds, but will be paid,
with principal, TO the holders at the
time Of presentation. Parties holding
bonds called BY this circalar can OBJ
tain payment. with interest," 70 date of
presentation. by requesting the same in
a letter forwarding the bonds for re-
demption.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-29
CAPITAL CHIPS.
What Happened at Washing
q. ton OH Tuesday, rs.
ANOTHER NAUGHTY MINISTER
The San Francisco Complications
z Lord ChurchIlI-Gen. Boulsnser
N -Cholsra-Gaies-Etc. If
Capital Chips.

WASHINGTON, Hecember 2s.- The
General Land Office received reports
during last week, showing the removal
under persmptory orders from special
agents of fences from twenty Enclosures
embracing over "a 900 acres OF land
principally in Denver, Colorado, land
district.
The Secretary of the Treasury this
afternoon issued a call for $40 900. 900 OF
3per cents. The call will mature Feb
ruary LIST. u h1
The celebrations by the Central and
East Washington Christmas Clubs were
held to-day, and the philanthropic
efforts Of the committees were rewarded
with perfect success. Happiness was
bestowed upon nearly 100 children,
and the festivities were most heartily
entered into by the. benefactors and
benehciaries. The celebrations CON-
pared in all respects favorably with
those OF the preceding years.
A boa'd of army officers mas been APP
pointed to meet at the War Depart
ment on January Sd, for the purpose
of reviewing and condensing the regu-
lations of the army, and preparing q
new edition OF the same. = r
The President and Mrs. Cleveland
rode out to 0akville this afternoon, and
after a stay OF a few minutes, to the
White House. The ride proved bene
ficiai to the President and tonight he Is
feeling well and his condition. is steadily
improving. ~ trr E.r--r. g
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-29
TRYING ON DYNAMITE.
The Use OF Explosives In the street
Car Troubles.


SAN ERAScIsco, December pa sem
sationaI development in the street car
trouble occurred to-day on the Gesry
Street line. The oiler who descended
the man hole in the course of his duties
on the road near Van Ness Avenue.
found two dynamite cartridges with a
fuse attached in the tunnel through
which the cable runs under the track.
Further search was made, and two
more of these destructive agents were
found. L Is believed that the cartridges
were placed In The ltunnel on Sunday
night in readiness tobeexploded yester-
day morning when the assault was
made on the employees Of the road, and
that the presence of the police and the
determined fight they made prevented
the c0nsurnmatlon OF the eastardly
scheme. The amount of dynamite
secreted under the track was sufficient
not only TO blow up the road bed and
any car which might have been over il,
but would have causedimmense damage
TO property in the vicinity. The matter
has been placed in the hands of the
authorities. F-fN| tHr
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-29
Lord ChurchIIl.. Re.IrDsaIon.

LONDON, December 2s.-The Queen
maintains constant communication with
Marquis Salisbury. 1t is declared that
the Premier has no intention Of resign
ing. The Cabinet met at 1890 O'Clock,
this afternoon, and discussed the reSig-
nation of Lord Randolph Churchill.
4 LONDON, Deem Der 23.-At Cabinet
meeting to day, Salisbury read a cor
respondence that passed between him
self and Churchill relative to the iatter's
resignation. He explained the nature
of the negotiations with Harrington,
who, he said. refused 70 take an office
in the Cabinet and strongly favored
a Tory successor TO Lord Churchill.
The Cabinet left the matter in Sails
bury's hands, who will probably renew
his offer 70 Lord Harrington.
After the Cabinet meeting, Lord
Salisbury proceeded TO Windsor Castle,
and conyersed and dined with the
Queen. - 81 ~ 81, IA ~ F.. -. A.s.
The Queen will go to Osborne to-
morrow.
Morley has made overtures to Cham
berlain. TO concert the platform upon
which 70 mite the Liberals. As the
hrst condition, Mr.. Morley asks Mr..
Chamberlain to state definitely the
limits of his acceptance of the Glad
stonian home rule measure.
Mr.. Parneli will go to Dublin on
Saturday His mother is still attend.
ing him. He is forbidden 10 attempt
public speaking, or TO incur the risk Of
any excitement whatever.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-29
ANOTHER Request to Harvard

BosToS, December 2s.-Harvard Col
lege receives some 500 900 from the will
Of John o. A. Williams, which was fled
in the Suffolk County Probate Court
to-day. The estate is left in trust, and
after the bequest Of several legscies,
500 600. it is TO be given to the presi-
dent and fellows Of Harvard College.
The sum Of $4,000 is to be set apart
and known as the Abraham Williams
fund. in memory OF the testator's
father and grandfather. the latter being
q member OF the class of IVA. The
fund OF $4,000 is TO be used in aiding
the needy and meritorious students
who are to consider such aid as debts
of honor, and also for the library of the
college.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-29
The Receivers.

ST. LOUIS, December 2s.-Colonel w.
H. Blodgett, general solicitor Of the
Wabash Railroad. presented to the
United States circuit court, to-day, the
order recently madeby Judge Gresham
at Chicago, appointing Judge Cooley
receiver OF certain lines east of the Mis-
sisslppi River Colonel Blodgett also
made an exhaustive statement regard
ing the lines of the entire system.
their location, condition, etc., and asked
the court TO instruct Receivers
Humphreys and Tut what course to
pursue in the future. Judge Treat
stated that the decree in the Wabash
purchase contemplated the payment of
all Indebtedness. 1t was not in
tended that the cream of the
properly should be taken, and that
purchasers should escape the obliga-
tons in respect to the other parts of the
property. 1t is understood that the
committees attorneys VIII
bring up tomorrow the question of the
jurisdiction of Judge Gresham, and in
Ihst case tie dispute may reach the Su-
preme Court OF ;he United States.