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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-18
BEpoRToF TIE BROOKLYN SUBWAY BOARB

WHAT HAS Rrry ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
RESULTS OF THE WORK.
The Brooklyn Subway Commissioners have made their
report Mayor Whitney III speaking or the woK dohe
the report says:
Tho total ensh OF conduit finished during the
area at ZOO miles OF Wire There into the
subway up December H. @ es ~ nS..pe The
number working Decemeer 81 n the SUB
msy The
ins'onst aud tie remadner principally BOern% place
The Of telephone wires from near me Guy
placement and wiz extended to all the streets en-
IN lie Pih e present for
telegraph conductors during season Inc pa
Cation iI at This time
The experience proves that creosotcd
timber the and most desirable material for con-
duits Permission been granted the Baltimore and
Ohio Company to build an experimental conduit The
Board complains that the Controller has refused TO pay
its expenses aud the work OF the Commission mas III con-
sequence been somewhat restricted . .,,, 81.
The subject of electric light wires Ia considered al
length. The report says;
The practicauty OF underground system of
electric light conductors the exact alnereaoes 10 e
,esp soS caraeers Of CURRENT and the anne
S DUO can be @aSe must Tc determined by
and in s by tests 1na apned above unable to
%sss The resolved thai will not stuy Itself
ordering to 10 done Of the praeSaby OF which ~ 10
form charge 10 harmony with the city sut no
ties win The sd a no be oro
this course by kasty and criticism These obser
vatiOns applicable also 10 the question "a tno III" ~n
police telegraphs
The question the police and fire wires receives aten-
ton as follows:
attempt put under ground all the police ana
hre wires OF the l 80 AS a. o,S he IN he
Of this board ivissbe If Independent condns were
the cost would not he less imam
So 600 per Moreover there are some peculiar neces
pulice which require tal the uei-
ground should be cautiously tested before genera
For s o tho
able opportunity the board recommepds that The sum OF
AZ God Tor each named be appropriated
Tor purpose of purchasing laying and operating
subways III the experiment proves
there will be difficulty ami tte expense ia ei
tending the system wherever the telephone anu
prva companies give ready made
conduit for II.
The report was as follows:
Notwithstanding the assertion confidently made BY ire
persons aitr careful inquiry that there
Is no has been naue IN e
direction OF an ground system than IN Brooklyn III We
one which constitute seeming exceptions inc
been much simpler Than that chcou-
terrell That substantial progress has oeen MADE
unnecessary h-ndrdnces
contemplated by board with more than )ustinAoe ru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-18
NETWORK CITY.


The Rev. Dr. Robinson will continue his lectures on bgyp'
tomorrow evening at the Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Church.
The business throughout the country In the iass
days. reported r. g. Dun Co. number ION .e
United 260 and for Canada %. compared Win @
week. In this city 9fteen failures arc reporeu o "
OF which OF consequence
Tho morning life class resumed Its sessions ~ ~
Gotham Art Monday Tho mons afternoon
life class and an afternoon have also begun ne
winter sessions.
The primary department of School no gave
usica pupils In the school In Grands
yesterday Miss wilet tho principal conducted the cAer
cises, in which six classes took part
John n Abbott who recently resigned the position OF gen
ea agent Railway left the city yester
day and will enter his duties as commsso
or of the Passenger Association on Monday
and chiefs of his department were Al .he
train wish him success In his new heo Vi
duties.
report originating in San Francisco paper CIRCUITS
Tiffany Co. with the design Of esao hing large pi'no
OF their house in that city, Charles Tiffany aughngy denied
the rumor YESTERDAY saying the firm found their London
Paris NewYork houses them all they could a''enu
TO without establishing branches in smaller centres
&C BThere no such Office City Registrar OF Jersey
CITY, but Cornelius Heay Water Registrar ADDRESS h'
Office Of the of Public Works Jersey City Inc hne
and address OF the County Register are george ID. feue
Court House. Jersey CITY,
The steamship Dovonia Anchor Line arrived here
at
having delayed heavy westerly gales other
rel ort heavy weather md intense cold.
Two immigrant girls reported missing at Castle Gar
den yesterday. One Mariana Humstya, VINO arrived oh
September 26 Weland She started for Nanucoke'
PEND but reached there. The other ~ Mary 0il
who came June. She was gong TO Arhhen W.
butts adv from there that she yer arrived
William Peters yesterday appointed Deputy Collector
and in charge OF The Seventh Division OF the custom
House. He succeeds Deputy Collector Berry MI Peters IL
from OgdeDsDurg.
Freerick Feyd who overcoa from the home Of
Major Kipp chief clerk OF the Police Department. WIS
yesterday Judge uderseeye ~ two years In
| prisonment
The city yesterday received from the Board Of
Excise $50 700 received the last two weeks
The Italian variety performer Tarquino who shot himself
through Thursday night died yesterday III the
| Gouverneur slip Hospital
body without clothes washed ashore at Pier NO. o.
| East River. yesterday.
The Entertainment Committee of the Produce Exchange in
tend 10 give promenade New Years Eve III e
Exchange. Cappas 9TH Regiment Band Wall Dc III aitenu
| ance. The hall is be beautifully decorated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-18
~ opry TIE roBBooAy SLIDE TO-DAY


The TELEPHONE in the Office of James Mutre, man.
.eer of the New-York Baseball Club, who has also
taken the management of the toboggan slide at the
Polo Grounds, kept ups continual ringing Yesterday
and the boy who answered the calls hoard nothing
but the questions
4Will the slide be open to-morro 7" While the boy
was answering this question in the Affirmative men
were at work putting the slide in order. They were
aided in thcr efforts by the cold weather and at night
fall the surface Of the slide was in condition to bring
;ov to the heart OF tho expert tobosgan rider Tho
opening will take place to-day at p m Will be an
informal affair. however, the little time allowed the
management of the slide prohibiting extensive ar
rangemcnts being made to receive the hundreds who
will visit it the opening day. The admission to the
ground is 25 cents and although low and sure 10 at
tract large number Of eople. all rough and objeo-
tOnable people will beloromptly dealt with and 3.
have been built and hot coffee ne In. End
eatablcs will be within easy roach AT night the sds
will be- well lighted Mr.. Mutrie has purchased q
largo number of toboQgans which will be rented tor
small rate anu later on he Will have costumes 70 lou
we'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-18
INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEIVS.
PORT OF w.YORK...........FRIDAY. DEC. l6 1886

SHIPPING NEVS
PORT OF NETWORK. .......... FRIDAY. DEC 10. 1885
ARRIVED
Steamer Devonia tBr). Young. Glasgow Dec 2. Neville
with and passengers to henderson Bros Arrived at the
Steamer yertumnus n,rl Cook Monego Bay a. via 3,
days. with fruit TO Vessels Co. Arrived at
steamer City Of Savannah Dagge Savannah days with
Steamer att,hoochee Catherine, savannah days. with
muse SSamer beIa~are %nnet Feanna DAYS Charleston
days, with mse and passengers To- VIM clyde CO On,
NoroIE with @Gse and passengers Old Dominion Co
pa sea"sr t TO Old 6oniHonss Co
rancouia Bennett Portland with mdse ana pas
Steamer II F DimoeS naet with mdso to II =
scanned ot st John NR 10 TSo%Pssn R A%
BARK Bonny Doom Pernambuco 81 days with sug
Z TO order; vessel to snow Burgess.
sUNsET-Wind At sandy Hook light, WI cloudy AtClV
CLEARED
Steamer Canada (Brl. Foote. Lonlon-FW Hurst
steamer Umbria tBr %siiiekan, Liverpool via Queens
steamer .;7 Of Chester OBJ lewis Liverpool via Queens
town-Peter Wright sons ,,.....,,. -. runo Gan.
steamer Rpon City tBr Jenkins newcastle On lyneSai
Steamer Tennor tBr) Thearle Glasgow Bros
steamer Edmom (Dtchl Taat Amsterdam funch' Edye
steamer pennland tBog) weyer AntwcrpPeter Wright
Steamer Resolutc Br Keasey saoncs for orders -Funch
Steamer Bernard tBr. ChurchwaId. Para and Manaos-
Steamer Carondelet Risk Port ROYAL and Fernandna
" Steamer Lorenzo Baker Wiley Mobile
Steamer Gulf Stream TriUou, Wilmington. NC-Wm L
| Clyde & Co - ,,.- ~. r.
Bark Abyssina tBrJ. Hilton. Bombay BEl-snow Il Bur
| recleaiance.i
BARK Lucy Pope (Br). Mcdonald Cette, FRI w Elwel
| &Co. 49,. -, -
| &CO. -. ,,- e--r,
Brig Foil (Aust) Gramerda, Algcts Punch Edye Co
schr Walter Plummer. Pummer. sagua Ia Grande-"ay
| dell g. Co. o,, ~, u,,
seIr Reporter tHr. Gichrsi. st John. MIA Ieney.
days. Isaac Burpee tBr, Mclennon, ST John, MA
schr sapphire (Br). Ross Halifax Parker & Co.
Steamers Greecan Monarch London Bea, Liverpool
Liandan City. Bristol.
Banks Au sable for Rio Janeiro Unanima Dieppo Pose
DON aqui; Soys. OportO Retriever Harbor Breod
Anchored at City Island Lucy Pope for Cetc BITE
| Moss Rose ko Janero.
| THE MOVEdENrS OF STEAMERS
| FOREIGN P0RTI
| LIVERPOOL. Dec l7-Auved steamers ~ Romans (Br)
| CamnbeII and ,roronto br. McAuley IRON New.fork
81 .snxy l1-ATiyo steamer StAte OF Alabama (Br
| Csn,iy IRON New York Dec 4.
MOyILLK l7-SaIe steamer Crcassia (Brl Campboll
| from GLASGOW hence for Nevfork
| BROW HEAD. Dec l7-Passed steamer Wells City (BrI
| Weiss from New-York on her TO Bristol.
FIUME l2-Sacd. steamer saxmunihain (Br), fol
| New-lOrk. - .
DowelI from Mediterranean ports iorNew York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-18
NEWARK.

Anpcation made evening TO the Common council
nv company, newly organized for pernss on
TO lay The purchaser
Nugent factory property.
Dr. Elijah w. Lawrence and James Buckley. his clerk
Jointly Indicted conspiracy to deiraud Mrs. Jennie NJ
Nichols about 81 900 her husbands estate peade non
yesterday DR.. Lawrence attended the woman huspdD
m MS last iess and after made arrangement
with the deed OF certain property ana III CON
alteration therefor support her her natural life Mrs
Nichols became dissatisfied and other arrangements were
made In which Mrs iCluls claims size deauci Law
renee W hned $3.50 Buckley $50 and costs
fire broke out In ocotl factory OF Altra Hughes
I'm SUSSEX caused loss OF about 81 90
Thomas o. ooe. a workman, badly burned that ho
will mr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-18
Jersey CITY.

In the Court General Sessions Yesterday Edward ack
and William sentenced 10 the state PRISON of
years burglary rudolph Wisss I'VE years or 6nis
ry John Gallagher and Frank Kennoy two years 0r DVS
lary John Cubei for burg ary janice Keenan,
two yeaI assault and battery Oh his wue.
The Continental Underground Electric Company OF tho
United States filed articles q incorporation In the ulson
County ole yesterday The objects OF the company
sell Insulating cOndults III
which electric wires The capita. stock IS 81
The corporators r. Harrison. OF New YORK j. NJ CID
son OF Jersey City, and Paul Z. Todd, OF New-iork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-18
LONG ISLAND.

GRH.r NgcK-Thonas shreves. the Long Island Express
agent built i,go but mas not yet occue
Thursday night between ana Zo CLOCK no went 70 me
hnnse As lie he shot at Twice by
Eugene Pla carpenter who had been At work upon the
building The ball tre away portion o. Shtieves scalp
Plat heard FROM 1t Is the general Deiei That ne
nistook Sirleve for burglar
RlyYnuyAp-Mrs Peter Lang Thursday attempted TO
suicide by drowning herself in the creek She was
rescued with difficulty and resuscated Yesterday she was
adinged insane nmitted asy lum ppiicauOn
has Teen made TO Surrogate rutll suffolk County, to
the Rev Harris OF Ryeread To pay To David
IL Young grandson. Tor whom he Is guariiA 5000
e y Young his benefit Mr. Harms cains that
he has expended 900 his wards board clohing and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-18
NEW-IERSEY

ryIox HuI.-Minnie kegmcyer. Of UnoDst. who eloped
three months ago william Ricland. New Haven dry
goods merchant retained home ON Thursday night she slid
at ss and R,chand Chicago and boarded al hotel
For week Rchland treated her kindly but he lett her
peuness The hotel proprietor FURNISHED her WIN means "
yet home. The girls parents took her BACK
PAssAIc BRIDGR-Mrs. H. V. Burns the wife OF a New
YORK merchant living in OTchar-st. Is An invatl Yes.
eray the lett her alone for few moments The
heard and Mrs Burns was found III names
from her waist downward. clothing had caught lire In
The damos were put ont but shc WAS
so horribly burned hat cannot survive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-18
RELEASED AND RKARRESTRD.

Hiram Robertson. accused OF stealing from the safe
in the branch post Office the Produce Exchange
was on Thursday discharged by Judge Benedict, be-
cause his counsel said that be would make restitution
The prisoner rearrested leaving court and was
YESTERDAY brought up in the Tombs Police Court.
Assistant Postmaster Ackerman charged that
be.fde roe theft considered before Judge Benedict
Robertson had stolen $3.50 worth OF stamps and
$50 rs. The prisoner vas held in 81, 900 bail for
trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-18
NEWS FROM HE SUBURBS
THE CAVE OF A CRAZY TRAMP.

On Thursd night Charles Morris and John w MURPHY OF
II nionyie 9nr Island finding tho cave OF the
crazy tramp who has for weeA been roam ng gu e
nlv ere walking Beach road stepped from te
roS side fired and then fled On searching me
the men discovered AS they entered Tie IN
nat escaped other side An old table stove anu
two 1t ID the general peiei tat the
man is escaped lunatic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-18
vAGgAET, EXAMINED Al the TOMBs.

Commissioner OF Charities Porter had busy day yes
terday at the robs Forty Migrants who had been
m,,,ed nv the police Justices sent to the ombs
and the had investigate their He
found that thirteen belonged other States OF the rest
q number who were subcommittee. had changed their
minds and were discharged One OF them was dwarf,
who WAS club footed and cub-handed One prisoner
bright and h0nestspoken young sailor. who halls from
Australia, but who shipwrecked In Long lslsnd
Sound Oh New Haven Saturday. His name 10 John
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-18
LII wnRK Stopped on TILE sURWAYS

The Subway Commissioners yesterday denied the appli
cation Of the United States Illumination Company TO
erect poles Ninthst but granted u permission to
string wires on the buildings Of that street IL de
cdcd 10 SUSPEND all work the subways until spring
All the conduit inspectors discharged but Mr. Nortn
Iuueer Kearneys assistant retind at "a salary or
5000 month Mr.. Kearney ordered TO make map or
Showing the main lines OF electrical conductors anu 10
dsgnie npon another map the routes of subways VIII oh
i'm is opinion should lie followed IN the work next under
taken The Engineer Is again empowered TO consult
the companies operating CONDUCTORS as 10 laying out
the routes and the work general.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-18
BROOKLYN.

The Executive Committee OF the Park Commissioners yes
teray app Foster and Hogan serge nus
James A. the Editor OF fe Neo- Yorf freeman
Journal who lying Ill at St Marys Hospital suffering
IRON Injuries by fall is rapidly recovering
Thomas Nichols who the barroom III Hester
st. New York where Lrstange shot ami kei Wakt somc
weeks pieaied guilty charge OF grand hi-
&c and Court of Sessions yesterday lac
WAS reuau,le,i Inv Judpe until Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-18
COLLEGE BOYS ON NATURALIZATION

The feature OF the entertainment given last evening by
the Conan and Phrenocosmian Societies Of the College
of the City OF NewYor in the college chapel was de-
hate on a resolution declaring that 1.-THE term OF I'VE
years residence required for naturalization "a cizen
of the United States is sufficient L. NJ r. Haase ana
T. j. Bradley members Of the Clionian society st1nty
maintained the affirmative and II. @. Schneider and f. A.
Winslow of the vigorously insisted upon
the negative An address by Mr.. Bradley Determinations
Inv u Oppenheim and william j. Barr and songs by the
college quartet and glec club contributed to the degh OF
the large audience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-18
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Justin Mccarthy before XIXth Century CLUB NO AAs
Twenty-thri st., p. IN.
Heron Allen $ lecture Chckering Hall. 230 M
Manhattan Athletic Club entertainment evening p.,r.
Twenty second Regiment officers dinner. ho'ei DUNG
wick evening. .x- ~..o..,or - Conr,.
w. J. Marshars lecture on Inc Morihon Sio'u''' WY
Union p. 49,. on-
Traveller Protective Union. Morton House. 8 3 IN.
tourr rtai of Major Alderman Brooklyn. 73O p M
WESLEYAN Gee Club 1--WE Points Mission, 3 p m ,..-
Professor Bicnores locturs Museum OF Natura his'oy
1880 o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-18
ROME NE WIS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

MN Avenue Ho-Judge Charles Andrew OF the Ms"
York Court OF Appeals General Wesley MeItt' Vi M,
Point and Colonel George W. Hooker. OF Vermont
rss HoProtessor Peabody III =, STAN
fori and L, Mic Harrison OF New Haven Wtnds9r nGF
Chancellor e. N Sims syracuse University ana
Adams and q r. Brush Of Cleveland. Hoet bTuntW.en
Professor p Fisher. Of Yale College h Ysana
and Judge Henry solard, of New Haven hpere" hovss
Professor John 4. Weir, Of New. Haven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-18
SKATING PROSPECTS FOR OHRIs7MAS

The frosty air OF Thursday night made impression
ON Central Park lakes that promises well Christmas
skating The lakes still partly covered with the Ice
tha IN med during the cold weather weeks ago and
This affords a foundation that will cause the Ice 20 form
more rapidly The houses Tor the skaters on the large
lave and on the Harlem Lake now nearly ready and
can be finished In a few days II they are needed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-18
ALONG THE SOUND.

RRIpGEPoRT-As crowds passing into the Church
of The Reemer Tues evening" for the reception to the
Kew Lyon the tenth year OF his pastorae
ask citizen what place that 1t ~ Banums winier
gmarIers the reply Are all his hors,s and wild
annals wmtered In that place ~ No only ms tIeutes
Zen Mr. Barpum is member OF Mr. Lyon church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-18

Sullivan He had time to save his best clothes nsd
used m the 80 paid him. all he had In the world and mao
been unable 70 shp in souhs because he had no good
clothes 10 appear In Warden Finn Will see that he gets
suit of clothes. Sullivan Ia i've feet and eight ncnes
tall and Is wellbult
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-18

ING from tho Sixteenth Century including poruon %
he orriasl archives Of the Holy Inqulston Of MeAoo
With plans and drawings, for which 300 was given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-18
AARINE INT ELLIG ENCE.
NINTATUA ALMANAC

TO-DAY
Sun rises 7l5 Sets 431 Moon rises - Moons age 70
WATER
<N-sandy Hook OBS Gov Ispt. 1;19 He'll Cats 3:Os
P.E-Sandy Hook los Gov. Ispd. 1888 Hell GaIe o:@Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-18
Announcements

HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D.,
l44 Lexington-ave, between 10th and 30th SITS.
Hours-S to l. tot Diseases OF the Nervous System.
Genito. rinary organs Impotence and sterility.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-18
F.. g. w. Z. g. w. Z. e. w.
"IANrHE." "IANTHE." "IANTHE."
THE LATEST STYLE IN COLLARS.

FOLDING BEDs-Largest assortment at mod
crate prices. Call and examine.
TIKI DoRISG FOLDING BED CO.,
% East 18th ST., broadway.
To MOTHERS.
MRS. wxsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP Tor Children Teethins
the Gums. Reduces
Alsys Pain Cures Wind Colo. Twenty-Five bottle
HOLIDAY Observation-Disclosures
Mems Neckrear, Suspenders Gloves Muiers Handker-
chiefs Wrslels Dress shirts and Winter Underwood OF
Wool and Flannel j. W. JOHNSTON go Grand
Ladies' suffering from Neuralgia or Nervous.
ness find quick relief In Parker's Tonic.
Hludercorns the best cure Tor corns. 10 cents.
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-08-20
ST. JOSEPH'S GREAT FAIR.
August 30, 81, September I, 2,
3 and 4, 1SS6--An Attractive
PrOgramme--Fine
Racing, Etc

The above dates announce the eighth
annual fair Of the st. Joseph Interstate
Exposition.
Its management confidently asserts
thar the coming exposition will not be
surpassed by any of its predecessors.
No pains nor expense will be spared to
render it true reflection OF St.Joseph's
great industries and manufactures and
also Of the wonderful agricultural re.
sources of the Missouri valley. Besides
these the management promises: The
finest horticultural display; the largest
exhibition of blooded cattle; the best
and largest display of fine hogs; the
most extensive exhibit Of bee product
and culture: til. most attractive and d.
versliied exhibition Of poultry, and the
finest and fastest racing ever witnessed
IN this western country. A grand at
traction both novel and awe inspiring
will be the artillery drill and sham bat
tie by battery F. United States regulars.
This battery has no superior IN the Uni
ted States service. lis members will
appear upon each occasion III iull uDl-
form.
Every attention will be paid to the
comfort of both exhibitors and visitors.
st. Joseph always extends cordial
greeting to her visiting friends The
.ame opeu-handed hospitality will be
shown ms Of old. There is room for
everybody. DO not forget the dates.
Excursion rates on all the railroads.
CHAs. F. ERNST, Secretary.
The Holt County sentinel., 1886-08-20
SnERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue and authority Of n special OK, cufion
issued from the office Of the Clerk Of TIL. Circuit
Court Of Hot county, Missouri, ,reiurIaile 1T the
August term. 1885, Of said court. and to me di-
rccted in favor Of the State IL Missouri, at the
relation and 10 the use Of i T Welty. collector
of revenue Of Holt county. Missouri. and
against
Fannie A Carleton, John N Carleton and Hen
~ Cransln.
have levied upon and seized all the right title.
interest and claim Of the said defendants,
Of. in and 10 the following described real estate.
tO-wit:
All Of lots u. Is, ls IL. 49, is and sOin block IL
In the town Of Craig,
All lying and being In said county and State
I Nilsson ri and Will on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 25tl. lSss.
between the hours Il nine u'clUck In the fore
noon and five O'Clock In the aft-rnoen of that
day, at the court house door in the city of Ore
goiI, county of Holt aforesaid. sell the same or
80 much thereof AZ may he required. at public
veDdue. to the highest bidder for cash in hand,
to satisfy said execution AMI cuStS.
JAMES T.. CENMINS,
Sheriff Of Holt county.
W Hoffman,, Atty for flif.