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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-04

and e;sht-tenths cents, eight-tenths of
cent per Iolnd; between l and eight
tenths cents and and two-tenth cents,
nine-tenths of cent per pound;
bstween two and two-tenth cents and
three cent?, one and two-tenth cents per
pound; between three and four cents, one
and sixteenth cents per pound; between
four cents snd seven cents, two cents per
pound; between seven cents and ten cents,
two and eighteenth cents per pound; be-
tween ten cents snd thirteen cents, three
and one-hslf cents per pound; above thir-
teen ceGts, As per cent. al valorem.
Cross cut saws, six cents psr linear foot,
mill, pit and drsg saws, not over nine
inches wide, eight cents, over nine inches,
thirteen cents (now 8, 10 and Is cents); /;
COPPER CUT HEAVILY.
Copper ores fc per pound (now 2icl; old
copper for manufacture aud composition
metal 1ic (uow Beg; copper plates, ingots
and other forms not enumerated 20 tnow
4c); table and other knives valued at not
more than 81 per dozsp, 20c PER dozen
between 81 and So. Soc; between So and
S., 81; more than So, So, and ulon all 80
per cent ad valorem additional (now 80
ger cent ad valorem); penknives, knife
blades, rsz,rs, SOC per dozen blades, and
25 per cent ad vslorem (now 80 per cent
advalorem); gold leaf 81 per package (now
Sl.50j; hollowsre 2lc POUND (now 3c)i
lead sfests. pipes and sheet 2ic q FOUND,
DOW Sc; double -bsrreled breech-loadipg
shotguns, $40 each, and IS per cent nd
yslHIem (uow 35.
Nickel ore, Sc per pound, (uow 15c);
nickel plate, 10c, (now 15c); quick silver,
Sc per pound, (now 10 per cent advalorem),
Wood screws were then 2 inches in
length, 30 per pound; between and
inches, 7c. (now and Sc); half inch and
less, lac psr ponnd, (now 12c); cut tscl
brads and spiigs, now exceeding 16 ounces
Evening journal., 1888-08-14

until all the. passengers were saved.
Alexander N.ewman, the fireman on the
express ei Igine, was caught fast IN the
wreck nd was burned. He said to a
bystand .er: "Tell my wife am fast, and
cannot. get out.
So N after a report like a pistol-shot
was. heard. and it was rumored that New
an had shot himself to escape being
burned to death. Others say he had nc
pistol
Thirty-six persons were injured by the
collision.
OF the running horses in the car but
two escaped. The others were burned.
All Of the injured people were well cared
for in the sleepers, hotels and private
houses. -Four physicians from Port jar
Wis and two from Shohola were promptly
sent TO their relief
The fourteen horses lost in the acct
dent were mainly the property Of r. Geb
hard. Among those lost were Eole
Eolist, Mineral, Blanka, Certainty Pau
line. Frank, Orphan Boy and two-year
| FLY, Scandinavian, owned by Mai
Storms Of California was killed, and TIVE
of Mrs. Langtry's black tandem horses
| The only ones saved were st. Sayoir ane
n two year-old FLY About a dozen O
the worst injured were brought to Pori
Jarvis at noon to-day. Mat Storms, thu
owner of Scandinavian, was in the ca
with the horses, and will probably dir
from his injuries,
Evening journal., 1888-08-14

Delaware and Maryland. 1 p. NJ
Warmer, fair to partly cloudy, southerly
winds.
The New York Herald forecasts In
dications of a cyclone moving west of
Cuba are reported by cable from Havana
A depression, now in Minnesota, will
probably move eastwardly over the lakes,
causing southerly storms on these waters.
Temperature rose slightly in the United
States yesterday, except in the Atlantic
States. The chief minima reported were
from 80 to "a degrees in Northern Mime
sofa, Northern Michigan and Northern
Maine; the maxims, 50 to 90 in the Gulf
States In the Middle States fair weather
will prevail, with slight thermal changes
and variable winds. followed by warmer
conditions. On Wednesday in this sec
ton warmer, fair to partly cloudy
weather win probably prevail, with
southerly " nds; and on Thursday fair tC
partly cloudy, warmer weather, followed
by rain in the northern parts of this
section.
Baynard's thermometer: a. m, &C
a. m, 7s; II a. m, "a p. m, -
The lest -four in the city is called L.
& G., sold by Nichols, Sixth and King
streets.
Evening journal., 1888-08-14
CITY NEWS IN RRlEE

The streets in the lower part Of Ninth
ward are to be paved.
Only about dozen persons went to
Cape May this morning.
E. Hodge & Co. Of Boston have ordered
set of heavy rollers from Hilles & Jones
of this city.
A barge loaded with moulding sand
from Albany, n Y, arrived at Pussy
& Jones's yesterday.
The excursion of the German Lutheran
Church to Brandywine Springs to-day
carried about 400 people
One Of Thomas Pagan & Company's
teams ran away yesterday afternoon. but
was caught before any damage was
done.
There will be regular meeting of the
Tippecanoe Club tomorrow evening at
the headquarters, Tenth and Market
streets.
Resolutions Of sympathy were passed
by Charles Sumner Post, No. 4, G. A. r..
at their last regular meeting, in behalf Of
General Sheridan's family.
The new steel ferryboat building at
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company for the
East Twenty third street route in New
York City will be launched this week.
Hyatt's Military Band will give their
second open air concert this evening in
Eighth street Park The concerts will
occur regularly hereafter during the
summer.
Pullman works to-day received two
cars for repairs, and shipped cars Iron
tino and Passiac The cars New Hamp-
shire, Charmion and Corsair are now in
the yard.
Two Russian Poles were arrested for
disorderly conduct yesterday and taken
before Judge Turner last evening. The
evidence was not sufficient to hold them
and they were discharged
The new dry kiln on jefferson street
south of the railroad, for The Harlan &
Hollingsworth Co., has the roof on anc
the stacks in place The walls of the
new boiler house are up and work on the
roof is being carried forward The walls
of the new saw mill are up to the top o.
the first tory windows
Evening journal., 1888-08-14
GENERAL NEWS OF THE MORNING.


The Melrose Dairy stables, owned by j.
Cooper Toner, occupying twostory
brick building go by 100 feet, on Little
Josephine court Baltimore, were de-
stroyed by fire a few minutes after mid
night last night, and eleven horses were
burned to death, involving loss of about
So, 900, two-thirds of which is covered by
insurance.
Yesterdays bond offerings aggregated
$685., $50 in lots as follows: Four per
cents, coupon, $4,000 at 1877 34-100; 4
per cents, registered, SO, $50 at 1877 34-l00;
$50, 600 at 127 4S-l00; $22, 600 at 1873;
5000 at 1871; AZ per cents, registered,
S276. 900 at 1919. The Secretary of the
Treasury accepted $4,000 coupon tours
mt 127 "a 100, Sc $50 registered tours at
the same price and 5000 registered fours
at 1871
The chief Of the Bureau Of Statistics
reports that the total values of exports
of domestic breadstulfs from the United
States during the month of July 1883.
and during the seven months ended July
| 81, 1888, as compared with similar eX-
ports during the corresponding periods Of
he preceding year were as follows:
| July, 1888, 81. ISL, 1874; July, 1897
] ript tnt, -io. seven nlpHbhn thutA duiG
/ 81, 1888, $57, 537, 272; seven months
ended July 81, 1887, S1O04lS,0is.
Rev. James Nash Of st. Cecilia's Catholic
Church of Coatesville, Pa. at Mass on
Sunday took a decided stand against
secret societies and especially against the
! Ancient Order of Hibernians. Bills were
posted in that town ON Saturday for a pic
ME of the order ON next Saturday and all
arrangements for good time were per
fected, but Father Nash on Sunday for
bid all his parishioners to go to it. As
matters stand the members of the order
are at a loss to know what to do
Thirteen thousand and sixty-fve PEG
pie passed through the gates of the Gen
tlemen's Driving Park yesterday after
noon and gave a rousing welcome to Buff
falo Bill and his great aggregation
Promptly at 3 o'clock the notes of the
bugle sounded from the tent of the hero
of the day, and the show began A long
line of mounted Indians dashed ON the
hard track from the entrance Just west
of the grand stand, stretching all the
way around the big ring, and presented
an animated picture. These redskins
compose the most magnificent gathering
of pure Americans ever ON exhibition
There are almost two hundred of them
all brawny men, with forms as straight
as lance. They appear in all the theil
native apparel when on the war path
consisting of necklace of cOlored beads.
earrings, a breech cloth around the
loins and gaudy headdresses Of feathers
Other sports completed an afternoon OF
wholesome excitement.
Evening journal., 1888-08-14
General Markets.

NEW YoRK Aug. 1s.-FLOUR- Winter wheat
extra, s27505.15; Minnesota, do, S2.7505.15; ST.
Louis extra, sa.75G5.l5. Southern Hour closed
quiet: common to choice extra, S3G515.
WHEAT-Options closed steady. Spot lots
quiet Spot sales OF No. / red state at a5c.; No.
: do, 94lS095c; No. red red winter, 93c.; No.
2 fred winter, Aug, &c. do, Sept, s3ssc; do,
Oct glc 49,
CoRN-spot sales OF No. 2mixed, cash, at SIC.
No. > mixed, Aug, 522sc; do. Sept, 521Sc; co.i
Oct. 528c
FOATs- Options firm. Spot lots closed steady
Spot sales No. white state at 45e.; No. do,
nominal; No. mixed, Aug. sis.c d.. Sent.
2914c. .~,at
RYE-Nominal. Z&E ~ IA
BARLEY Nominal.A ~ 81 - a
PORK-Quiet; 1-year-old mess, SASS -,
LARD-Closed dull; Aug, $3.50; Sept, ssh
Oct. Ss.o5 bid.
SUGAR-Raw dull and unchanged. Refined
quiet; cut loaf and crushed, size; cubes, 'Ssc.
powdered s5sc.; formulated, 7lzc.; mold A
T56c.; confectioners' A, 71Sc; coffee standard
7Isc.; coffee OF A, o34a65sc.; white extra Q
CSC; extra c. CSC; yellow, &c.
BUTTER Steady. State 14lD25e.; western, 1
@19Isc.
CHEESE Quiet; state, 71k0054c.0 "a.
EGGs-state, l90l9lfc.; western, 1850 isS4e,
Canada, 1SO1SlSc.
Evening journal., 1888-08-14
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.


re. Hill Of Redden, Del, is in this
city.
John Hall and George Tumlin have re-
turned home from Atlantic City.
Benjamin Nields, Esq. is at Bedford
Springs, Pa, for q two weeks vacction.
Miss Kate Davis is spending the sum
mer in the country near Greenvllle, Del.
Comfy Treasurer Haman is in town to-
day attending the meeting Of the Levy
Court.
DR. William H. Cooper. state senator
from Kent county, was in Wilmington
to-day
W. T. Smithers, Esq, returned this
morning from a trip to his home Mt
Dover.
Miss Maize Raub left on Sunday for
Lancaster, Pa, where she will spend her
vacation,
William D, Morgan aud George Mullin
of West Chester, Pa, visited this city
yesterday.
J, T. Mullin & Son left for New York
yesterday TO buy the.s stock Of fall and
winter goods
J. T. keelins Of this city will leave for
weeks vacation at Atlantic City the
latter part of this week
Miss Hattie Thompson Of Linwood, Pa.
is visiting her parents in this city, ON her
way down the Peninsula.
w. J. Dillingham;, Of L. d. Tufts Office,
p. W. & b. r. r.. starts on trip
through Pennsylvania tomorrow.
Walter d. Davis and wife and his
daughter Miss Mary Davis returned yes.
terday from the country.
J. N. Fooks Of Georgetown, the coming
insurance commissioner of Delaware, was
in the city this morning.
William T. Thompson, Jr.. accompanied
BY his cousin, Miss Ellie Nickerson, is
visiting friends in Queen Annes county,
Md.
Rev William H. Gallagher Of Paines
vile, Ohio, is visiting his parents in this
city He is a brother Of John J. and
Francis E. Gallagher, druggists.
Mis- Theresa Heating who has been Wis
iting friends in this city, returned tC
Philadelphia accompanied by Mis- Kat,
Ford, who viii make short visit
Harry Sherwin and John Doughert,
returned from Atlantic City yesterday
having been on visit to their wives
who are spending few weeks there.
Miss Lizzie Percy, an accomplished
musician, connected with the New Yorh
Grand Conservatory Of Music, is on /
visit to her parents, 613 Market street,
Miss Maggie Harper left the city this
morning for a six weeks visit TO relatives
at Glenwood, Ind She will visit Pitts
burg and stop at Niagara while returning
home
Florence Keefe, the 3-year.old daughte
Of James Keefe, living at 9i0 East I'll
street fell off coal bin near her home
yesterday afternoon and cut herself badl,
on the head. Dr. G. II. Cantwell at
tended to the injuries.
Capt. John Cushing says that tn
steam yacht Susquehanna win steam
mile an hour faster when she gets
larger wheel Captain Cushing Is wei
known in this city, having mad,
many friends while experimenting tn
construction Of the Susquehanna.
was he that commanded this trim zach
when President Cleveland took his fishin
trip,
Evening journal., 1888-08-14

Livery Man-"Horse and carriage2
With pleasure, sir. Want something
stylish and dashing, l supposeg AS /
know you are a careful driver, III let
you have my racer Jim Dandy if you'll
be on your guard and keep tight hold Of
him. Don't speed until you get off the
eobble stones. Going to take friend
with your"
Youthful Patron-"Yes'
Not a very heavy man, | hopes
Not man, IA young lady
SISTER
No"
Come to think, Jim Dandy is little
lame. Bill, hitch Old Plug to the phae-
ton
Evening journal., 1888-08-14

The second free excursion under the
auspices Of the Associated Charities will
take place on next Friday. The children
will be taken to Mrs Wier's place in
Brandywine hundred. Contributions of
crackers and rolls may be sent to the
Office Of the Associated Charities at S37
Tatnall street. Money contributions may
be made to the cause by leaving it at the
counter of JOURNAL business Office.
Evening journal., 1888-08-14
TRADE BULLETIN.
New York Money and Produce Market
Quotations.


NEW York. Aug i3-Afoney closed at ~ per
cent, the lowest price Of the day the highest
rate was , per cent. Exchange closed easier;
posted rates, 4s519lglSo; actual rates. 4.Si54G9S5
for 90 days and 4.Si1ad04s 7la for demand. Gov
ernments closed steady; currency Us, 40 bid; IS,
coup, 1875 bid; 415s, do, 1915 bid,
Pacific railroad bonds closed as follows; Union
firsts l13D1l1; Union land grants, 100000; Union
sinking funds, li9@l22 Centrals il58li6.
The stock market was less acuve during the
forenoon than on Saturday, the sales up TO IL
o'clock having been only sl,00j shares, of which
81 600 shares we're Reading. at noon Reading
had declined 14 The opening prices were from
Il to II higher than at the close on Saturday Tor
nearly all stocks. IN the half hour to ~ O'Clock
the market was irmer, and part Of the decline
was recovered, leaving prices at noon ifregularly
changed from Saturdays closing. There was
no special feature in the trading. The buying ia
the afternoon was Of an excellent character and
included stocks heretofore neglected, the market
closing strong at the highest prices Of The day,
The total sales of stocks for the day amounted
IN T5u gQl shares
Evening journal., 1888-08-14
A SHOCKING COLLISION.
Many Persons Injured and Several Horses
Killed.

PORT JERvIs, n. Y, August 13.-An
east bound freight train on the Erie Rail
road, when a quarter Of a mile west of
Shohola, at about 1 o'clock this morn
ing, struck a lot of rocks which
had been washed down on the
track and the locomotive and four
cars were wrecked Engineer NJ Fritz re-
ceived a bad scalp wound. Fireman
O'Hogan sustained a scalp wound and
had both arms broken, and conductor
Fred Long was injured about the back
Express train No. 3, west bound, was
due at the time of the accident, and the
forward brakeman got lamp from q
switch and tried to flag it, but failed
and the express engine crushed in
TO the wreck, and with one car
loaded with horses, a baggage car
mail car, smoker and one day coach, was
thrown from the track down an enbank-
ment eighty feet from the rails. The
cars caught IRE and acre burned, but MOI
Evening journal., 1888-08-14
A Chance to Gain Representative.

II looks as il there will be a chance of
gaining a Republican representative in
the First Congressional district of Texas.
There win probably be two Democratic
candidates as there was a row at the
nominating convention Of the Democrats
and there We're two men nominated for
Congress The Democratic ticket IN 1886
polled in that district 1854 votes, and
the Republican 1894 votes.
Evening journal., 1888-08-14
mo omcinl DOOR Trial.

The government dock trial Of the
monitor Amphritrite viii take place at
the Harlan and Hollingsworth yard to-
morrow. The engines viii be run twenty
four hours, commencing at noon.
large force of colored men arrived last
night to fire the boilers during the trial.
No visitors will be allowed.
Evening journal., 1888-08-14

The Western Maryland Railroad Com
pany would like to see the copies of the
several Peninsula newspapers which CON
tain the report Of the annual excursion
of the editors to the Blue Mountain
House. These papers should be mailed
and directed to Jenkins, Hillen Station,
Baltimore"
Evening journal., 1888-08-14

your beautiful city of Boston, if l
mistake not, said the foreigner, by way
Of friendly overture, SIS situated near
Massachusetts bay.
you have been misinformed, sir, 4"
was the dignified reply. Massachusetts
bay is situated near Boston. Chicago
Tribune
Evening journal., 1888-08-14

St. Peter-'I see you were in life
a grasping monopolist
New Spirit-''Y -e-s
"Well, you are too feshy to enter this
narrow gate. Dive down that hole and
get the fat fried out of YOU
Evening journal., 1888-08-14
The Bar Harbor Unfortunates.

BAR HARBoR, Ne, Aug. 1.-THE bodies
of Miss Milllken and Mr.. Reed have not been
found 1t is feared that Miss Milliken's
mother will not recover from the shock
caused by the young lady's unhappy fate.
Evening journal., 1888-08-14

Now is your opportunity to obtain good
cigars OF reasonable prices Call on
CHARLES J. H. BECKETT.
No. 108 West Seventh street.
Before purchasing elsewhere.
Evening journal., 1888-08-14

They keep right ON engaging Miss
Mary Anderson to marry this, that or the
other English lord; and there is not a
shadow of foundation for any of the
stories.
Evening journal., 1888-08-14

L. Heiss, merchant tailor, No. East
Third Street. viii clear out the balance
of his spring and summer pants and suit
ings at cost price.
Evening journal., 1888-08-14

An individual whose rest is disturbed
by the loud ticking Of his timepiece. says
the next time he buys one it shall be one
of the silent watches of the night.
Evening journal., 1888-08-14
Jersey Product.

The Front street wharf was loaded
with Jersey produce this morning. Large
quantities Of water melons and cante-
loupes, egg plants, tomatoes, etc. filed the
wharf
Evening journal., 1888-08-14
Wilmington Clearing House.

The exchanges of the Wilmington banks
at the clearing house to-day were $91, =
4S7. So and the balance SIS. 45S.62
Evening journal., 1888-08-14
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Treasurer's Report--Plans submitted for "a
New school building.

The Board Of Education met last night
in regular session. At s o'clock Presi-
dent Baird, not being present, Joseph
pyle was called 70 the chair. The roll
was called and fourteen members
answered to their names The report of
the Treasurer for the month Of July was
read and received as follows:
Evening journal., 1888-08-14

Many a boy finds it easier to contest
his father viii after the old man is dead
than when he was alive.-Boston Post.
Evening journal., 1888-08-14

A discount on all Summer Goods of 25
cents on the dollar at NJ. Meyerss, Fifth
and Market.
Evening journal., 1888-08-14

For your good working pants for sew
enty-fve cents go TO NJ. Myers. n f.
corner Fifth and Market Streets,
Evening journal., 1888-08-14

CARR.-In this city, on the 18th instant,
aged 80 years
GILES-Near Seaford. on the 18th instant,
Hattie Giles, wife Of ex-State Treasurer
PHILLIPS.-In this city, on the 18th instant
Elisabeth Phillips. relict OF the late George M
Phillips. aged a years.
Evening journal., 1888-08-14

At Healdmoor Rifle Range yesterday
the following scores were made at POO
yards, standard target:
Evening journal., 1888-08-14

NOTICE QUARRYMEN.
IN For sale cheap, and on easy terms, q con-
veniently-lOcated lot with stone quarry
already opened. Apply to PIERCE & BEE
SON. B West Seventh Street.
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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
4 FAST TRAIN WITH SLEEPING CATS.
TIE PREFEHRFD ROUTE.

49, NtN-NOfk CENTRAL. An - 90
ip-it. NAiEHIDWE AND ofDEN>BJEF II is
IiHi. with through -eepi--c1f., AYES Grand central
'tipt y l lcAcrLs 50 urlly and run. ptfr me ~ az
c,fafH y. T. G. 6 IT, = t.. passing Albany ln D. ~,
ta y 40 90 m. runniag along lhe sunset slope o. thi
ApfhIac, ana thforrh fHc beautiful Black ls'er Ndf
l4ynG ab Paul smiths station. via. Northern Aaron mex
~ X. . 2 m., c9mectng VITA stage arriving 40
lau smiths Hotel 80 %. Returning stage leaves
l|Ut -ri'hs Hotel r. "a. Seepilg-cirs l'nte Eau.
emt' >.i ION. N0rtLfr1 Alir0llacl T. T., .-) b. f.
arrive Grand Central Depot a ~ Excursion tickets
.ni s'en. r-car lc1mm0da Ions can De- obtained 40 all
NcW-lort Central Il HUDSON E.vcr I. L. Offices %.
c"l oi 'iy and Brooklyn D. sure your ticse.e I'a1
YIN. Utica ant r.. W. o. II. IL. Fare as low as any
lnr Ecmrhfcr th1 this .a the only through ear route
only lire avoiding change or cars only standard Gauge
In1ict only .uutt arsr linz passengers full night /,
rest Ilr time From New-YorA By tlis liao has been
reduced fI0r Ntv-Iffi
u IL HOURS TO PAUL SMITHS STATION;
j. II HOURS IT'D PAUL SMITHS TILL
Commit ons 1lr ual ilr Sl-a1r !-1Ac ana a Niron-
ilck Mountain rsoftt Sci tcl crnfs postage Tor nus
uafet book, l4G bags. largo octave rs best BOOK
cItcn away. THEO. ECTIEEl ltID
Gcul Passenger Agent. H., W. o. + X.
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9ulcls.
EcgGl Notices.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
.Ncnlt.i states o. Arorca In 'hc circuit Court Of
TIC American Loan aA1 Ilus, Company
The Monte uesy. ana Foaai Railway In equity
Irrser and ,, l,s. o d,cieo entered or The 7th dav
q Juae. 1o-e iu te above enftel cause, Che under
cnrl Special Master hereby n1fice THAT. ac-
cofdance with the provisions o. -aii decree he VIII,
o. 'rhu.lsr tlc 1eih day of July. 1855, u O'Clock
e.Inrrr, State OF Alabama proceed l1 tru 40 public
auc.' RIO higi-. Oh lici a hn railroad line Of
the SAID the -eeir and Ilor1a Railway Conn
thence u % commercially trrfl3u % C.attaho0chcC.
lofidl aud 1 liaAtl .ia.s l-ttrn sa1 pmnfs lul-
i2s therein ilc roadway and trace. together win all
Watering places wolk shops. machine op-. na..
side tari turnoul- turntables Weighing scales ns-
trtes. locomotive. lenders iOilig si0ck ibrl, equip
Ineuta. ana al other property which j. pee '.y nf
auG privileges % way. transit. which arc now cone
strucird purchased acquired hc2 po-ae'sed OF owned
b. said company ana -tH'e said ING OF railroad.
ard all corporate shis i'fleees ana iaA,hi7es ~
nent- aeic1 faucuts ana aupurtelances tncrcuno be-
Ionrng-a portion only " SAID Iaload having been coli
Ftruofrd.
Tie purchaser sad sale must pay ths y thirty
UOus4n1 dollars Boz cash. as pat payment 10 De forfeited
81 taac Of noncompliance with c terms ~ sad r4lr;
the balance 0f sil Dufchase MONEY lus De- paid 10 tie
b. aoe iv Dr. laii c.ti.r cash such ~ .c bonds
am 'trt1u. COUPONS belonging i iJrc been proved
aia allowed b. 'l!s causes hC Am" so De received 90
stc1 Dlicr value would De f4Iilslen. Tie IT,
give that hodcTs thereof would be
tfl To receive Do The Dff amount % fls Did
P-t- pa c- n1ef Ire PROVISIONS ~ this decree no BID
III by accepted ir css sum tgn one hundred thousand
S".tsfn JOSEPH ". DlMNICK, Special Master.
d.h egneIY. Ala, June Z, 1883
GRANVILLE =. HAYES and RICE & WILEY.
Solicitors for Complainant