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SHADELAND ROYALlST
ct $3.50, at my Stable.

Every precaution will be taken, hut will
not be responsible for accidents o. escapes.
Salvador and Ferdinand will maxi the sea-
son, beginning the first week in April with
Salvador, the Percheron, at my stable
Little Georgetown, and Ferdinand, the
Clydesdale, at the stable Of Jas p Geyer in
Martinsburg, and will conti.ue week after
nately through the season
The above animals are strictly pure bred
ard IN buying them / took into considera-
tioa ali the different points that 60 to U AXE
hrst-class animal, and when found them,
did not stop at price ia order 10 secure them
Tie need If this KIND OF stock in our sec
ton bias been griev' usly felt, and the de-
mand IS constantly increasing and the breed
ing will undoubtedly prove lucrative
branch of our business
/ feel confden' that none have ever been
brought in this community so well calculat-
ed to Improve our stock.
| submit them to the criticism Of all who
desire to inspect or breed v IT'D full cor 6dence
that they will prove a valuable acquisition
to the breeding interests OF our section.
Pedigrees viii be shown by groom
j. LUIHEH ROPP.
@. RICHARDS, Groom. N 2A.3mo.
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New Advertisements.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Nartinsburg, w Va, Nay 3D. '%s.

Susan G.. Cunningham
vs..
Ida Cunningham, Lille Cunningham, Pat.
rick Cunningham, Vannie Cunningham
Phillip S Cunningham, NJ. G Maiden
housch, former Sheriff of Berkeley county,
and John W. Pitzer defendants, and j.
Nelson Wisner Special Commissioner in
this cause
10 oil the parties 10 tie above entitled
cause, and to said Special Commissioner
By decree of the Circuit Court of Berke-
lev county entered on the 23d day of April
1888, the above entitled cause pending IN
said court was referred to the undersigned
Commissioner in chGncery, to State and set
tie the accounts of j. Nelson Wisner Special
Commissioner OF sale heretofore appointed in
said cause and 10 audit together with the
Interests and costs thereon judgments OF the
various creditors who have coma into this
suit D petition, according TO their priorities.
You will take notice that have fixed upon
the lat day 81 Juoe 1888, rs the time, and
NY Office in The Court Ha"C' ia Mardnsburg,
w Va rs the place to- ecuing the said
decree OF fefereice. and If not compl ted on
that dal tie same aii he continued from
time TO liu.e al ,he same place uut'l finished
Given under my hand rs Commissioner in
chancery of said court this 81 Gay Of May
1888 j. T. PICKING.
Nav 5. at CCm'r.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
IN TIME CABLE
II, Effect sunday, Apra 20, 1888.
WEST BOUrD.

WEST BOUND.
No. Cincinnati Limited, leaves Phila. ii
q. 10, BALTIC. p. m, Washington 3 p NJ;
arrives OF Martinsburg p. m. Stops at !.
v. Junction and Hancock.
No. 3 Cincinnati and Chicago Express
leaves BALTIC 800 a. N. Washington 9;45 p.
M; arrives At Bartnsburg l2:06 q M Stops
at s. " Junction, Manageable, Hancock
and Paw Paw
No. Chicago and Pittsburg limited,
leaves Phil4 a. m, BALTIC. 10 a. N Wash
ington 1873 m. arrives at Bsrtinaburg
1885 p. III.
No. Z Pittsburg sad Chicago Express leaves
Phila. at y. IN BALTIC. 8,l5 p. m, Wash
ington Oils P. m: arrives at Martinsourg
ll:2l M, leaves Martinsburg Has p. IN
No SO. Baltimore to Keyser, leaves Mar
tinsburg 1850 a M; stops at all stations
No IS BALTIC to Grafton, (daily except
Sunday leaves hartinsburg at 1859 a. m,
connects for Romney
No. lat, Harper's Ferry to N srlnsburg,
daily except Sunday. arrives at Martins
! burg 8 40 P. m.
EAST BOUND.
No. ., Cincinnati Limited, leaves MAJ
| tinsburg 1l:5l m, arrives at Washing.
ton / :55 p. M, BALTIC, 2:55 p. M, Phila p
! M; stops at S. V. junction; connects
at Harper's Ferry with Valley Train.
No. 4, Cincinnati and Chicago Express
| leaves Martinsburg 3 :5S a. m, Washing g.
! 80 a. M, Baltimore 1880 a. M. stops at S.
! V. Junction.
No 6, Chicago and Pittsburg Limited
| leaves Martinsburg 1912 p. m. Washing
ton 5:15 p. M, BALTIC. 6p. M, arrives al
| Phila. $3.50 p M; connects for Frederick.
| No. 8, Chicago, Wheeling and Pittsbure
Express leaves hartinsburg SOP q. m.
| Washington 1880 a. M, Balto. s'45 a. m
| Phila. 12noon.
Ne. 80, leaves Nartinsburg 5;35 p. m,
| stops at all stations; connects at II Ferry
| for Winchester, at Weverton for Hagers-
| town. at Washington June. for Frederick
! arrives at Washington S;25 p. M, BALTIC
| 9;35 p. m.
No 66, via old line, daily except Sun.
| day. leaves Martinsburg 80 a. M; stops
| at all stations; connects for Valley BrancI
| Hagerstown and Frederick.
! No. 14S, $40 a. IN. Martinsburg to uar
| per's Ferry, daily except Sunday; con
meets for valley, Hagerstown, Fredericb
| and all stations on Main Line to BALTIC.
] q. w. SANTMAN,
Ticket Agt, Martinsbura
G.. o. scuLL,,
Gen'l Pass. Agt.,
| Baltimore.
| VIM. CLEMENTS,
Gen'l Manager,
Baltimore.
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234 ACRES,

and bsiug the same land on which the Whit
ing now resides. This land will be offered
as whole and in two or more parcels, and
sold in such manner as will prove the most
advantageous
TERMS OF SALE: One.third cash on
day OF sale one third with interest in one
year, aud lho remaining third with interest
in two years from the day OF sale; the pur-
chaser giving his notes with good security
Tor the deferred payments and the legal
title being retained as further security.
JOHN w. H0LLIDA,
Admir- 81 said 4. S. SNYDER, trustee decd.
hereby certify that John w Hollida,
Adm r OF b S shy aer. trustee. decd, IN the
above entitled cause, has executed bond with
sufficient security, Q. W. DOLL
Clerk Of County Court Of Berkeley Co.
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a BOOK CALLED

THE HOLYOKE MERCHANTS PRO-
TECTlVE ASSOCIATION.
Issued in the interest of Merchants, Doe
tors. Lawyers and any one doing business
in this city to protect them from DEAD
BEATS. Send your lists for publication
TO JOHN l., MARTIN, 15l Main St., Hol-
yoke, Mass.
Intelligence Onlce, Collection Agency,
Rents Collected, etc. A. IA mo.
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J.F. BOYD, Superintendent
Fl, A RIDDLE, Gen'l. Passeno er Agent,
W. A. GARD,
Agent at harti nsburg
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Administrator S Notice.

All persons indebted to the estate Of VIM.
II. Fiske, deceased. either personally, or as a
membei Of the late firm Of Fisher ard Fiske,
are hereby notified lha; immediate settlement
and payment OF the came is required. Claims
due, or owing to the estate OF said VIM. h..
Fiske, decd personally, must be settled
with and paid 10 the Undersigned; and all
persons indebted to the said Arm by book ac-
count or otherwise VIII settle with, and pay
the same to ]. W 4. Fisher surviving part
ner of said firm.
Persons indebted as above stated, failing
to comply with the above requirement, for a
period OF sixty days from the FIRST publica.
to- of this notice, viii find their Gains ia
the hands of mn officer, who will have orders
to collect the game without delay
All evidences Of debt against the esta If
said decedeut, must be iled with the uuder.
signed legally authenticated, so that at the
proper time the same may be paid
]. II. BUZZERD Admir-.
of VIM. H, Fiske decd
Arr % Al
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DRAFT STATIONS
SALVADOR & FERDINAND

Will make the Season of 1888 al
500 Twenty DOLLARS To INSURE $40 90
Payable when mare is known to be with
foal parting with the mare fort its the in :
surance, and the HOLSTEIN FRIESIAN
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF LAND
IN OPEQUON DISTRICT.

Pursuant to the provisions of Deed of
Trust dated the 9Th day of August 1874, and
recorded in the Clerks Office of Berkeley
County w Va in Deed Book No. II, page
AS, fom Chas. II. Whiting TO K. S Snyder
trustee, the undersigned personal representa-
tive OF said trustee in the above deed will Of
fer at public sale in front of the Court House
door in Martinsburg, w. Va at one O'Clock
Z. NJ. on
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BID Mail Robbery.

HARRIsBURd, Pa, May 2.-lt IS
pretty well settled that a big mail
robbery occurred on the Northern
Central railway near Baltimore this
morning, but the postal authorities
refuse to furnish any particulars at
this time. 1t is said that registered
letters containing about $40, 900 were
taken. A pouch wi n long slit in
it came to the Harrisburg postoflice
to-day, but the officials are discreetly
silent. Detectives are at work.
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ndiU RIVER RAILROAD
~ TINE TABLE -

Taking effect Dec. Is, 1887. Passenger
trans will run as follows, Central Time
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A murderer who pleaded guilty i

A murderer who pleaded guilty in
d New York court recently, 50 aston
ished the Judge that he refused to
accept the plea, and assigned him
counsel. He will new, probably, be
acquitted on the ground of insanity.
This kind of justice shows that New
York is the safest place in the coun-
try in which to commit murder.
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On Through Tickets

To the West and Soutn-wrst alwnvl 10
had, via,
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NUNUdY IfaIns on n Il . KY, aTTINe aI
Charleston at 6;10 p m waiting Tor y X X
II train No |, at Pt Pleasant This is the
short line and parties purchasing tickets
should ask for tickets via. the Ohio River
railroad. For information regarding
rates, routes, etc. , address
w Robinson, Gen1 Pass Agent,
Parkersburg. w. Nag
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Gymnasts who 90 with the circus
always look out for spring openings.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
MORE PLANS FOR RAPID TRANSIT

ROWLAND Y. HAZARD UNFoLps HIS SCHEME TO THE
REAL EsrArE ExcHANGv COMMITTEE.
Tho Rapid Transit Committee Of the Real Estate
Exchange met yesterday afternoon, tho chairman
George w. Van sicen. presdlng The session was
occupied with . description by Rowland r. Hazard.
viee-presidsns OF the NewYork Underground Railway
Construction Company, Of tho plans for the Now
York District Railway. Mr. Hazard believed tho plans
could be carried out under existing laws, IS soon
~ tho nscessary consents OF propcrty-o~ner
could bo obtained He showed q model OF
section Of tho proposed road which Is to run
immediately below tho surface of the street.
tho distance being only hftesn feet rom tno
level Of tho sidewalk TO tho base OF tho rSis'
It 10 proposed that there shall be no openings 70 INC
street, the stations being entered through er%n S
bulidnss ana tho cir will also be taksn IN ana or'Son
out At tho stations. - .a <ror,
II is proposed that tho road shall easna nv snd
Bowling Green to Broadway and Finy anu
thopcv 10 and under the Harlcm River mere aT W
be both express and sway trains run by electr,cMy
the express trains at speed OF ior, mics az
for about e3 100000 per mile. Tbs committee VIII
msst ouoirow and hear the plans OF tho MeroPonan
Transit Company.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
.,rw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, MARCH ", 1850

for tho lcensc granted several wcch. ago to james IL
Reynolds for lquorshop st Second place ana court
st.. arc forgsrlw Mr.. Reynolds says no gave man
si0 to got tho petition signed and knows nothing OF
tho matter pcrsohsily. The Excise Commissioners
say that the Place was properly licensed snd that
petition wss not needed that nothing can be done
Tho people interested propose to sec what can DO donc
legally.
A bill has been passed By the Legislature and Is In
the hands Of the Governor, which believed TO nave
en drawn for the purpose 81 giving lfe position TO
Jim, Dunno, tho .prisshshtsr, now hsper OF tho
city Hail. q provides that 40 kssP'r OF tsnstor Of
pubic building who Is . var VETERAN or member Of
tho Volunteer Fro Department. WHOM It dsbanded.
shall be removed except for good cansc. Dunne was
q volunteer fireman. He had his term fxed at nve
years by tho Legislature two years ago, and the Aldcr-
men few months ezr "-'-~d his Salsry rom d 500
to q, 500, over the veto Of Mayor whitney.
Under nav Law yesterday the Republicsa minority
Of the Board of Supervisors designated The Standard
Union Of tho papers to Pubsh corporation 3D.
yertisemenfs.
nro occurred yesterday in the lithographic works
of Ernest Edwards Co., st Nos 4S4 and 4s8 Third
ave. and caused loss Of q 900 on stock and machin
ory and q, 800 on the building. Tho losses were
covered BY insurance
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
cusTon HOUSE EMPLOYEES TINTALIzED.
WHO WILL BK AMONG THE THIRTEEN PER GENT
suspRNDrD" To-Day

WHO WILL sx AMONG THE THIRTEEN PER CENT
"susPHNDED" TODAY
aoh with their heads was the edict OF Collector
Magono yesterday. "we've got them on the ist'"
responded the deputies. Thero was waiilng ana
trembling among tho employees Of the Custom House
yesterday but the anxiety to who Will be among the
l3 Dor cent to be smpepdcd' because of deficiency
Of appropriation to oay on tho work with tho pres
ent force during the remainder Of tho fiscal year. VIII
b ended to-day.
al have % doubt,r said the Collector last night,
shat Congress will take action 1T once to meet the
emergency, but the orders from Secretary Fairchd
are imperative aad shall suspend the l3 per cent
tomorrow No; have authority to propose to
the 10 remain at thor stations and trust 70 Con,
gress to psy them the deficiency of salaries. VIII the
business Of the port be embarrasscdf Yes. think So
seriously Tho dschsrgss will be made rom fhe va
riors divisions, excspting the h3uidatng DIVISION
which has much and important work that the force
ought not to be rcdured"
The liquidating division Is in charge OF Deputy
Collector James Jones an uRthe-rver pemocraa, Tma
crat In the Custom House."
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
OUTGOIN,, STEAMERS.
SHIPPINI .NEWS.
SHIPFINiT NEWX
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.. WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 81. 1888
ARRIVED


PORT or NEw.YoRK.- -wEDNEsoAY. MARCH a. 1888
ARRIVED
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steamer ,rseic ts. s"ss: v'rs'0' nA''' WIN "a''
soP ws1 Es as;. with ma..
and i;s%s Ss.:snssr: % wsisr ". ,,, ... .,a
p..:.nssr. sr f''oaYr 10 Old Dominion vn
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smith c wind.cr Ns Fanltpss rnss CO. S'nns PSs
IN % siS.:. sava souna % 10 Delaware 80,
rseS sssr - 1fn,' M.s.sns:r v.:.oi son CO
M s@ with H'"
s.,s s.aay NV
steamer Danish Prince (Br Jones' Prosrsso Mar II with
Ae%p 10 fhsbsad Bros vessel simpson Spence Young
Ss s'Ssy q s,y: Ssy
BARK Kes,ren tBp. Priest. NswHavsn. in ballast 70
Brig Saysht Foster Port Spain 81 days. with molassss
o. steamer sussex tBrl which arrived Tuesday from
Japan China ports. was eonMEnsd TO Carter Hawiey
q Co. not ~ ''D''''0' CLEARED
Steamer The Queen (Br) Hsslsy LIVERPOOL via oussns
steamer siase Of Georgia tBr, Noodle oIassow-Austm
Steamer ksr tosr Christonsrs Bremen via Southampton
S,ssmsr P.conis tBr, Evans Lisbon Phelps BROS Co
alamo Rsk davssoaIS s,,a, Mallory Sn,no, SS
Steamer Breakwsser. Dole West foine 'Ao'u Do'''"o"
eusamer Wyanoke. BoaA Norfoik CiV roin' su" t'ioa
mond-Oh Dominion Ss ca .,, ,.,.--. /, ~
steamer Fanny Cadwalader' 0iltngnam bai1moro-bN
steamer Josephine Thompson. Moore Baltimore-B
steamer Winthrop BraSe. Portana-Horatio II all
snv Alice to.r schungs Rossrda%.M aen Tool ,.S co
ssrs Mary fraser tBr Cash. RotsrdsmJ whitney
Ca -
BarK Eivina, Curtis Laguna-B Metealf 4 Co.
sehr Hattie Weston Norton 81 oeorge 0renad&-Chas
scar D b (Brl MeLsau 81 Jshn. NB-sosmmsu Bros
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
n,sonsx,ye TIE yARg 70 ST. LoUIx

The Tammsny OOmmitkeo on Trnspor'aton 70 the
Democratic National Convention at st. Louis met again
Tuesday and received from the chairman the oners OF
the various trunk limo passenger seents for special
rein Of sleeping and from St. LouiA There was
iise difference in ths rsts made The cost Of trans
portsuon was placed om sA to e24 so for each man
for the round Trip and % 10 for each secpinscar Ihe
fare for each man will be s8s for the round ip including
sleeping accommodation the entire time while In
addition V the seeping. the Tsmnsny Committee has
snssgsd rooms 200 persons and psrlors At
the Beuttsrn Hote IN st. Louis. Tho committed will
report 70 he Tammsny Oomnttee Of Twenty ave early
next week 1t 10 probable that the oner Of tho New
York CsptnI and HUDSON Rvcr Railroad Company for
speciai train viii be accepted
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
LITTLE CoRlyHB rs I'LL.

The charming ntuo buresQue actress Corinne Is Sc
rousy ndispcsed She hrst felt Ill during the matinee
performance Arcadia yesterday bnt struggled throueh
her part She then sksn 10 her in the surto
want House whsrs she sntsd. and her guardian. Mrs
Jennie Kinbsll much alarmed summoned Dr. l. s. Rob
er,son pronounced Connes illness 10 be 30 severe
ss her in the evening performance eus
Of the question This frat time in her hve years
nroessons eareer that the little has been obliged 70
dixappoint An audience Hsr frshdS the gallery boys
Quickly got to her indsposaon and sent up now'
ers and many mosssges Of sympathy TO hcr 1t Is sup
posed abe caught cold on Monday when In spite OF
the brrard that raging she gave successful per.
formanes 1t is hoped that she will be able 10 appear
to morrow evening.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
RlxKAY pEXocRArs SrFAL MARoH

Thsrs was an exciting session Of the Railway Common
Council Tuesday night Councilman Greaves, Repub
lcan resigned member from the Second Ward owing to
removal This action made the council consist Of but
eleven member Of whom Democratic and four
Republican. One Of the Democrats president CrowelD
opposed certain faction in the party who have been
obtain several Offices but Crowes vote stood
m the way while the council full The resignation OF
Greaves gave them their opportunity. They eectca An
drew McManus TO NIL the vacancy in the Second Ward and
then proceeded carry out their schema They first
elected Albert Ayres Street Commissioner, TO succeed A.
j. Ritter who Crowen Democrat and is at present IN
T7orita on . vacation. The combination followed
tis By eleeng Garrett Berry City Attorney for four
year term This action aroused Indignation In
Railway yesterday The oee has always been filled for
enc year before It IL claimed law admfts the
selection Of City Attorneys for any number Of years up to
ave TAs charter election will in two weeks and
was to make OF Berry appointment that the action
was taken Berry the Democratic boss and leader. but
has many opponents In the party who will vote the Repub-
ncah ticket monA rsbuks the outrage Of Tuesday
ntxkk
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
COL GxBRARD THINKS fTA VTNDICA TIoA
HE POINTS WITH PRIDE to A JUDGMENT AGAINST
CvCH.

HE POINTS WITH PRIDE To JUDGMENT AGAINST
NETWORK CLrB
Whom Colonel Edward Cebhard, OF No. 26 Broad
st. had his falling out recently with the Governing
Committee Of the NswYork Club, he asserted that
thero difference, and bad blood in tbs committee
which made II IN unAt body to st In judgment on
him 1t proposed 10 do. Tho statement that all was
not harmony In the committee was s'renuousy denied
BY tho members at the time. Yesterday Colonel
0ebhard sho<ed his friends and old club acquant
anocs he published entry Of Judgment secader by
Controller Myers against George W. McCl, both
being members Of the Board which had an asonizcd
the Colonel Colonel Gebhad pointed to the item
Is . vindicatlon Of his statements, and said:
"You will sec by this that the denial given last
fall by tho members Of the committee of these alleged
differences was entirely false, and the judgment en-
tered IN tho case OF Myers against George w Nc
Gin is the conclusion II The c'urt respecting tho
same Mc0ill seems to be unfortunate In hi r"col
lection of facts. particularly whom he Is Interested
He ciafmeh and verified as defrn~e under osth IN
the suit against him BY Myers. that Myers ia sely
ami fraudulently induccd him fMc0'D 70 buy some
Erie stock with intent to cheat and defrard' him
He also pleaded that Myers had qua an.eed him
against loss Tho cnur has Just drcfdcd by ih's
Judgment against McGi.l that al NJ GilPs locations
are false. J think McGill Is still member Of tho
Governing Committee
The Judgment awarded Mr. Myers for s1395.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
AoroRs ENGAGE IN 4 SORRY QUARREL

Charles Abbott the leading man Of Maggie Mschelrs
company engaged At ,hs Fourtesa,h Street Thssus on
Thursday it Is charged spat h the face Of H. T. Sand
ford sesor and struck him tho discoiorins
both eyes and causing blood dow. Last Monday Sand
ford sscursd vibrant against Abbou for sssaut and
yesterday Abbott appeared At Jefferson Market Police
Court Lawyer Price appeared fes Abbott and demsnded
his clients aschsrec the ground that the complainant
had not appeared to prosecute. Abbott informed the
magstrs that ssndord under personal and financial
obsstons to him. but cifcustcd fepsrs dsrogstory "a
him which Justice White after waiting ten
minutes vain for ssndfcrd discharged Abbott About
auarr Of hour affair the disposed Of Sand
ford came into court sad learning the state Of aars
hastily departed In quest lawyer, determined to have
A.. rsss reopeneA
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

FpM <rrnps ResI-senator John sherman. OF OHIO ana
ex senator william H. Barnum. Of csnnsct!cui Hoss
Bruns,eic.-I T. Letter OF Chicago. ..."is>y Tsw'-o"
diner a. Hubbard OF washiagton L. Prentice BAILEY Of
UtlcA simeon Aolreyd OF Albany and Chester g. Cole OF
Corning ~ Y. WtnGosr Rsfet-wiliiam W. Crapo. prss
idens Henry Potter vice president OF the Flint and
Pere Marquette Railroad Brereort Haus'-coo-
mel Peter O. Hsins o. >. Army. and Henry sancrd o'
F,srida Murray Hsu Hot, me Rev. Dr. T. X Atwili,
Of Toledo, the lev Dr. Gantei OF Axron ohis the Rev.
Dr. &. T. Bates OF CeveIand- <itfmaTh Hoe' ~ Won
Mumm Of the German Legation AZ washinEon......Nss
York Rotei-count sapia DO Lencia. OF Paria
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
rEIRs THAT TIE YICHT wHIN rs LOST

Nothing has been heard of W. Gould Brokaws schooner
Yacht whim. which left this city March 20 90 on
Measure cruise to St Augustine, Florida Tho yachts
owner and three friends NsSfck va just before
the storm join her there but awaited her coming in
vain. and have Eave fears for her afcty. The
whim was centrsbosrd yacht and was enrolled In tho
eeet Of the Eew.York Yacht Club. She was built In
1895 for Charles W. Chaplin Of this club and was pu
sAssed for the owner by his sthsr. william Brekaw.
member OF the weliknown clothing arm for. it 10 said
ss ooo william Brokaw and W. Gould Broksw are both
at Fort Monroe but II In she course of few days the
whm IL not reported they will give her up for lost
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
Bxovssrs xADE BIZ HsvRr ELIAs

By the viii Of Henry Elias. the brewer. which was
nsd for probate yesterday he gives to hs wife, Katha
ns Elias, his certificate Of membershp in the Produce
Exehangs b sold for her benefit and also his house,
No l6s Seventy -nrst-sk, with It's contents. and
$4,000 In gtockA He bequeaths the rest OF bis
property consting Of stock In the Henry Elias Brew
ey Company, valued st $500 e his executors IN
trust for tbs benefit of his children. Concerning
Frnest1ne schmidt formerly Of St. Louis to whom tho
tsstseor says, wH formerly married and from whom
never dive hsr anything and that they shall recevo
nothing from him II they do. He gives to Henry
Eias IT,, his son BY this wife, an equal portion With
hts other children.