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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-18
TWO RAILROAD WRECKS.
Two Men Killed and Quantity OF Property
DESTROYED.


IsPEcIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPArcHI
DENNIsoN, February ia misplaced
switch caused quite a wreck in the Pan
handle yards here last night, in which one
man, who was unknown, was killed and
another probably fatally injured. The yard
engine was shifting two carloads of mules
and some empty gondolas when they ran
through the switch into some other cars,
telescoping the gondolas and one car of
mules. The stranger was on the front of
the gondola and was killed instantly. From
papers on his person. he is supposed to be
from Justis, o. The man injured was an
employe named Parks. There is some
hope of his recovery.
A bad wreck occurred five miles east of
here this morning on the Panhandle, caused
by broken wheel under q freight car
tumbling seven or eight cars over the bank.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-18
R. & B,

Past the season, but such large elegant
blankets at such prices. Bradley 's-you
know they are the best country blankets.
BOGGS & BUHL.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-18
Bargains in Skates.

60c to 81 80, ladies, men and boys. Only
about 800 pair left. Will be sold this week
at cost. j. n. JOHNSTON,
621 Smithfield st.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-18

AMERICAN chalIis in handsome designs
from 6Hc to Zoe per yd.
MwFSu HUGUS & HACKE.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-18
DIED.

Liver complaint cured free at 1102 Car
son st., Southside.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-18
HE REFUSED NOTHING.
A Cashier Convicted of Receiving Deposits
When the Bank Was InsoIvent.

PUEBLO. COL, February 17.-After his
trial, which lasted one week, A. B. Gumaer,
cashier of the defunct Exchange Bank OF
Canon City, was to-day found guilty of
the time of closing of the bank, knowing
the concern to be insolvent. A motion will
be made for new trial.
The amount for which the bank failed a
year ago was $500, 900.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-18
FURNITURE, CARPETS,
HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS,
CLOTHING, CLOAKS, &C.,

will be thing of the past. If you
intend to go housekeeping, if you
have concluded to move, or if you
contemplate refurnishing your
house, TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS
SALE. You may not need the goods
Immediately, but doesn't a saving
of 50 per cent more than compen-
safe you for the small trouble of
storing them away for little while?
But, supposing you haven't the
necessary cash just handy Well,
don't let this little matter be in
your way, for WE SELL ON CREDIT,
as we'll as for Cash.
B5TSee our grand Mahogany
Side Boards at half price, displayed
in show window.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-18
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NEARER and NEARER

draws the end of Keech's much
talked of Reduction Sale. A few
more days and the best opportunity
that ever presented itself to this
thrifty community to buy
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-18
Dyspepsia

Is one of the most prevalent of diseases.
Few persons have perfect digestion.
One of Ayers Pills, taken after dinner,
or dose at night before retiring, never
fails to give relief in the worst cases,
and wonderfully assists the process of
nutrition. AS a family medicine, Ayers
Pills are nnequaled.
James Quinn, go Middle st., Hartford,
Conn.,, testifies 81 have used Ayers
Pills for the past thirty years and con-
slider them an invaluable family medi-
cine. 1 know of no better remedy for
liver troubles, and have always found
them prompt cure for dyspepsia"
Lucius Alexander, of Marblehead,
Mass, was long a severe sufferer from
Dyspepsia, complicated with enlarge
ment of the Liver, most of the time
being unable to retain any food in his
stomach. Three boxes of Ayers Pills
cured him.
Frederic G. Greener, of East Dedham,
Mass, for several months troubled with
Indigestion, was cured before he used
half a hOX of these Pills
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-18
MODERN FoLLIEs.

I must not forget to say that as Christ.
stopping down, with His finger wrote on the
ground, it is evident that His sympathies are
with this penitent woman, and that he has no
sympathy with her hypocritical pursuers. just
opposite to that is the worlds habit. Whv
didn't these unclean Pharisees tring one of
their own number to Christ for excoriation and
capital punishment No, no; they overlook
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-18
THE LORDS LIBRARY

IHE LUhU y LIDhANI
Built Up From Vast Volumes of Dust,
on Whose Pages Are
THE RECORDS OF HUMAN LIFE.
How the Words lie Traced in Sand Made
HypOeriteS Tremble.
TALMAGE PLEADS FOR WOMEN
And Pays his Respects to the AnglO-Maniacs and
Fortune Hunters
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-18
BRADlEYS BLANKETS.

Attend this sale-such prices, for such
superb Blankets have never been equaled in
America, and likely never will be again.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-18

THE AWFUL WORD HYPOCRISY.
But am sure there was another word in that
dust. From her entire manner j am sure that
arraigned woman was repentant. She made no
apology, and Christ in no wise belittled her sin
But her supplicatory behavior and her tears
moved him, and when he stopped down to write
on the ground, he wrote that mighty, that i'm
perial word Forgiveness. When on Sinai God
wrote the law, he wrote it with finger of light
ming on tables of stone, each word cut as by a
chisel into the hard granite surface. But when
he writes the ofense of this woman he writes
il in dust SO that it can be easily rubbed out
and when she repents of it, oh, he was merci-
full Christ! was reading of a legend that is
told in the far East about him. He was walk
Ing through the streets of a city and he saw a
crowd around dead dog. And one man said:
said another. this ears are mauled and bleed
ing." YES" said another, seven his
hide would not be OF any use to
to the tanner" 'Yes," said another "the
odor of his carcass is dreadful" Then Christ,
standing there, said; "But pearls cannot equal
the whiteness of his teeth" Then the people
moved by the idea that anyone could find any,
thing pleasant concerning dead dog, said:
"Why, this must be Jesus of Nazareth" Re-
proved and convicted they went away Surely
this legend of Christ is good enough to be true.
Kindness in all His words and ways and habits
Forgiveness Word of IL letters, and some of
them thrones and some of them palm branches
Better have Christ write close TO our names
that one word, though He write it in dust than
to have our names cut into monumental granite
with the letters that the storms of a thousand
years cannot obliterate. Bishop Babinpton
had a book of only three leaves. The first leaf
was black, the second leaf red, the third leaf
white. The black leaf suggested SIM the red
That is the whole story. God will abundantiy
pardon.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-27

Announcement was made Zoo yesfer.
days TIMES that the j e.. Dan Comic
opera Company would appear 20 tlc
Theatre for i've nights neat week. The
engagement begins ON Monday and
closes Thursday night 4ondag and
tuesday Won suppes grand spectacular
opera, "AIrip 20 Africa, viii De given,
and ON Wednesday and Thursday Nil
lockers "Beggar Student viii De the at.
traction.
This company numbers among its ar-
lists such people as Miss Laura Bcliiui
Miss Agnes Stone Mis- Mauie Wilson
Miss Rose Leighton. Miss Marie N0nia.
Mr.. Harry Brown the famous Boston
comedian. Mr. j.. a. Moore. late OF the
American Opera Company Mr. lRis.
Ing. Who win be remembered by all who
have seen the Little Tycoon. Mr. viii
ieit Gaman and Mr. Joseph W%eisner.
supported by Il company OF forty people
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-27

The temperature moderated in thi,
city Yesterday 90 such an extent that it
melted the ice on the lake 40 Ncw Reser-
yoir Park, ami skaters were denied "a
pleasure which Tor the first time this
winter WAS temptingly placed before
tl,m, and, fantalus like. Withdrawn.
Mcssrs " lillian A Anderson. oi Rock
bridge county, j. y. Bernard Common.
wealth. Attorney of Petersburg city.
Robert Gillian. clerk a. the hastings
Court OF Petersburg and james A.
Field lcolOreil. Commonwealth Attof.
ney Tor Warwick county, were az the
Capitol yesterday.
Mrs. William II. Kelley gave a chill.
dren's tea party al her residence. No. $40
North Fourth street, last evening, which
proved a most enjoyable occasion. long
10 he remembered by all participants.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-27

The Trial OF John Bickerstai and
Philip heppier. indicted ia the County
Cont OF Hcnrico for having p nuisance
in Henric0 county in The shape of a soap
grease factory, was ended in this court
yesterday. The jury anne ia at IL
O'Clock, and, after being polled, stated
thst they were unable 10 agree, and they
We're discharged The case was con-
tinued till the next term The jury, il Is
understood. stood five for conviction and
seven for acQuittal
Thomas swan. who was convicted
several days ago ion stealing "a COW from
james Sweeney, Was Yesterday sentenced
Go the p%enitentiaty for t,Vo years
The County Court adjourned yostei.
DAY fOr the term.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-27
oood oulHuo. Vi r0rp1ouU..

After Il housckeey,r i4ll, realize,
the worth ~ tuipe4ane IN the house
hold She Is never willing o. b1 wi,l.
out q supply Of il. IL give, oulckle
lief % buns it is an excellent anDli
cation for cJeusi 10 Is good Tor raeu
miiism and soge tll0a,s and D. h. tle
quickest remedy for couyul ions up
lls. Then Do is a sure p|scgontf.
against moths, by just dropping 10
trliie IN the bottom of drawers. chests
and c%upboards. II Will render the ear-
ments secure from injury during the
summer. IL Will keep ants and bugs
from closets and stOrcrOOms by putting
a lew drops IN the corners and upon
the shelves, IL is sure destruction to
bedbugs and viii eilcctually drive
them away from their haunts II thor
oughly applied 10 the joints OF the
bedstead IN the spring cleaning time.
snd injuries neither furniture nor
clothing. \ spoonful OF It added u a
pail OF warm water is excellent for
cleaning paint. \ little IN the suds
on washing days lightens laundry
labor. Brooklyn Eagle.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-27
Mozart Academy.

a good house Witnessed the second
performance OF The Paymaster' at the
Academy last night. Tie stage setting
is unusually good and the sensational
features of ihe play, especially the scene
where HE hero dives in head foremost
after bis sWcetlieart in q river of real
water. were very realistic, and elected
tie y0ciierou5 applause Of the audience.
A what is known ina modern parlance
Is a "lank play, the Paymasier is an
eminent success, and all who like 10 see
realism on the stage VIII enjoy il at the
matinee to day, and NJ lis final presenta-
lions tonight and Tomorrow night.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-27

Al The request of the congregation.
Judge Wexford appointed as trustees of
Che Clay-street Baptist Church, tire fol-
lowing A j. Chewing. Il. j. Smith, a.
Is. Apperson, r. G. Lucas and H. &.
GatewoOd.
4 suit was instituted by Me-srs. John.
son. Williams and BonlWare tor the
Boston National Bank, against J. Z.
otraiton & Co, on d promisary note ion
sl.35O.
The following suits were disposed of.
Richard Slaughter against Horace
Blackmen and wife Verdict aud
Judgment for So.
y Wade against H. 4. Pearman, Jr.
verdict ana Judgment Tor sly2O1
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-27

A reception Will bee given the ladies' at
r. l. Lee Camp Hail, on Friday even
ing next, March LIST, al $ clock.
lt is the desire OK the Camp that ail
the members will bring with them their
wives and daughters. There will be- So.
cal and instrumental music under the
leadership OF Prof jacob Reinhardt
Captain Cunningham VIII Dee present.
and interesting addresses viii be- made
Governor Lee and Judge Farrar
Johnny Rebl IL ia expected that the
hall will be filled -,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-27

The following deeds of bargain and
sale were recorded iu The City CAauoeIy
Court Yesterday
Ueiason y Kendlers trustees Go
Thomas y. kend.eT, ~ feet on south
siie Broad street. near Shafor. $1,000.
Murphys trustee, A kyron. 10 J.. q.
Callaghan. 90 feet ou Seventh street
Port MavOl 5000, Michael paciui 90
Henry PaCini, stock. fixtures and good
viii " store NO lj43 east Franklin
street. Sl0J; Richmond Building and
Improvement TO. 10 J. g. Beaitic. Is
feet on north side High street, near Pine
81. 100; G.. VI Stone 90 Joseph j Meyer.
Is feet ON east side Reservoir street. be-
tween Cha'hn and Taylor. 81 $50. Mar
earet IWibill 10 Dennis Nhaiin and
wife. ID feet ON east side Howard OF
First street. SiJj T. tIlman 10 Eluira
y. Eaton, 81 feet on south side q street
between ThirtietA and Iairty-dtst ll1r-
vcy Wilson, special commissioner. 30 b.
i pcmberton, i2f feet ou north eide
Baker street. near ST. stephen, ctoJ1.
HENRICO COUNTY.
sslie b. Boling's trustee anl. Others
90 Edward A. Washington ~ te.t on
east side Twenfy-eishth street between
Il and S. 500. John 4. Coke and wife
and John Vi. Goddin To William =. hsl-
lard. lO GOO-lOOO acres on Hermitage
road. ISIS. James n. Doolcy. james b.
Pace. snd their wives Go Susan H. Price,
~ feet on north side Cary street uclI
Robinson, S695. Mrs Matilda Ill Field 10
Ann -anbOin, l2O feet on north side
Ashland street near Richie. 81. 300 Fred
X. uackett and wife 90 Noble Raiue. %
ON north side Claiborne street near
Washington. 5000 John Morieu 90 Clara
Norieu. his interest ia LOT on Cary street
between Richie and Robinson. and 10
Island in The james river
Julius Straus, Nm Lllys0n. John II
Dinncen and their wives 10 the Gamesn
Fishermen Association. l22 feet onnOrlh
side Moore street. %. 600, james West
,nd wife 70 Charles West 10 feet or
west side T~wenty-hith street between X
ma 5, $500
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-27

In the report on Monday morning of
the fire in Manchester it was stated that
The water supply OF Manchester was cut
of This was a mistake. IL should
have been that the private water supply
OF the Richmond and Danyille Railroad
had been cut OIL. The operator nj the
Richmond and Danyille shops at Man
chester said 10 u TINES representative,
and also 10 Chief Fuller, that "our water
supply was cut of, this created the i'm
preston that he meant that the city
water had been cut of 10 prevent treez-
ing. Hence the mistake.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-27
PR Il BELVIN,
FINE ART FURNITURE
No. Is Governor Street.


fcrday 20 thc different hotels
UorFI Dop-oN. j. II. >uc4i. AU
r-sta. Va: II. G.. Gregory. llncnhurg.
Va. sol Kaufman. Durham y. G.. 4
Riley. Chicago. lll. Fred WhifW0rfh
Lynn. Mass VIM Garth a. ~farco
Charlottesville. VI. D. Gray. Sew York
rs H. Mayer. cify rs T. Johnson. B0-
ton. Nl,-. pJ Carroll t.p johnson
Baltimore. o. A. Williams. AnemarIc
county g. T. Mason. = g.. J p sutton.
New Orleans s.. n. Howell New York
=. 5. Savage. West Point.
DAVIS HoUsE-A b. French. T. d
White. New York. A. d. Slenk, Boston
Mass: A. +. Marston. lynn, Mass
James II. McLandon. TlorcAce Ala q
g.. Slaughter. Mobile. Ala j y thurchii
New York. A. T.. Bunting. Philadelphia
Leon Newman. Baltimore. d. = Balier
.ton. Philadelphia William lioweii-
Ciucinnati VI. VI. Martin, Charlotte
county. Va. =. il. Bi~pham, Baltimore
MIDI Thomas Henry Grimes. Carson
CITY. Nev:o y. a. Lawrence. Oeflin. Net
g.. ia-llr. New York; William l%lilt-1n
g ltimorc. Md; Lon j. Dufall Louis.
vile. Ky. VI q Hawkins. NeNpor.
News. j. 4. Iac0hy. Philadelphia It's,
Nnbel Cincinnati. s.. J.. houston. Louis
vile. Ky. VI T.. Mcdonald. James ~
Gashins. Wheeling. rs Va
EXcuANGE ANp BALiAnp-la- y
Murdoch. Charleston S G.. T. IT, MccAcf
Ncw Yorh. C.. G.. Whitehall and wife
Toronto. Canada. ID - Lockwood al d
wife. Buffalo. y. ST. N NJ Wallis. Sow
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-27

The reason why the Dying Gladia-
tor il so much admired, Ethelrtd, is
because he keeps his mouth shut. be is
very different from our modern gladia-
tors, who 20 all over the country blowing
about what they are going TO do as 0 o
as they get into condition Puck,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-27

NEn OHlEAN. February -5 1.-The
uelfo mill hand, al Moss Point ale on
d strike and arc using violence t0 DI-
vent AMY from taking tuelr places.
They have shot 40 and whipped several
negroes. The sheriff has appointed a
large number Of deputies and segera. 49,.
rests have been made
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-27

Miss PARK AVENUE How fresh and
soft your skin looks. Pray tell me what
do You uses'
Miss Franklin Street I use owens &
Minors glycerine and elder flower lotion,
and il is Just splendid
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-27

FOR COUGHs AND THROAT DISORDERS
USE Browns B~HONcniAI TROCHEs.
Have never changed my mind respect
ing them, except | think better of that
which begin thinking well Of.-Aee
He1yy Ward Bee@eS. Sold only IN boxes.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-27
Hnh.nn and crnne.l -

"On the Trail WAS presented ST the
Ihestre Tor the last time last night.
Tonight aud for the rest of tAe week
The patrons of this old temple OF Thes.
pis viii bc offered q rare dramatic treat
ll the appearance ot Mes-I-. Robson
and Crane. WHO will present their latest
success. THE Henrietta The present
engagement OF these TWO W|eil-kuOWu
coullrms Will BRING to d close the Joint
career oi The $3.50 most conspicuous ex-
perts ot clean comedy kuoWn ta the
modern stage A Washington coutem-
p0gHsy SAYS OF Them
"tt is safe t0 say That Robson and
Crane have done more for the purity and
elevation or comedy than any comedians
of this OF amy time. Their productions
of Twelfth Nl1ht. Merry Miyes OF
w ind-or ,omely ~ Errors, have
earned tlcu iae gratitude OF every true
olahespeaIau. and ilo present play.
The Henrietta. by our foremost Amer
lean drauaiist wil NOT only rank among
tler best successes hut vii De- a fitting
termination to 10 partnership which have
brougl. them s0 much honor aud Profit
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-27

LADIES. ATTENTIoN is called % that
most excellent emOiient for the skin,
Owens x Minors Glycerine and Elder
Flower Lotion only % cents a bottle.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-27
4 HOUSE WARNING
GIVEN ~ THE flRENEN OF TRICK
40. 2.
THEIR
on GBACE STREET
AyENJOYABLE AND sOCIABLE GATH.
BRING.
Other local News Gathered in and
About The ciy-Intcrcsting Cases
in the Various
Courts, Ifc.

Courts. Itc.
The members Of Truck COMPANY No.
.. of tle Efficient Fire Department OF
Richmond. gave a house-warmine last
night
This Truck Company IS locatcl on
Grace street. between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets Tillcrmau Shaw
showed the reporter ali over the house
Yesterday The TWO first rooms upstairs
facing on the street, have in them seven
beds. -p0ile-sly clean. They surround
lhe brass rol pa which the men Glide
town fo f.c true. at night when thc
gong sounds.
1hi.tmcs house. differing from others
la,e dlc unmarried men sleeping there
nightly. The Board furnishes she beds
and She men jump down ON The truck
whenever if leaves She house. and aie
therefore really station men ln tho
rear room upstairs there have been hficO
uu handsome locker. for al seven of
, these station men. each having % key On
bis oWn. The raflor is as handsome a-
most 0l fhr private pariJIs of fhe city
I'i.. - n'.
.r, ,.I"i'.l ....t,..o
on 70 table in thi- room i- tle stuie.
skin of .old Tramp. tAc dog fhat was
accidentally killed the night april l2
l~--.f when ihe Ouck went to a nte
which Was recorded M length 100 th1
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inner iii'". "''"'V "l- ''e- '.- "e|el7
wi I""" ga" e4''I "1. '"'l b" s''''D-
supper
IhL Ht>4tLI
Afford u,rc ecqfci Foreman Attin
SON called tIa quests t9 order The chic.
followed with 81 folr remarks and Sir
Frf.onk0rn fNen. iu few remarks. paid
alf.nt rlrI. 1.flp members of T.nrl
C,unsrr -u. lie spoke of fh-.l
a@I.l... them .i4nIing a- men. thc.i
".-..... ,l.., Oh. ,I.l..I 3D.,
I..tI. d.. FL. commissioners .fo da. ,I
t,., fn..r ..IIt. advance tlc.r lnafI
3D..
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-27

istraior can be made 90 account as fully
as Il Il had been placed In the hands OF q
receiver. There D. no charge thai be
unfit for his Office or that his securities
are insufficient lie is before the courl
az a party defendant. He can uc r.
ouired fo administer Go the estate under
the supervision of thc court. he righis
aud remedies of The doncc can De- no.
serted against him ms fully ana as
efccmaly ~. they could DE - The
properiy were In the hands of receiver
ion. so far as The rights of The don {
are involved. the administrator e.
a., fully under the control o. THE court
and is AS much bound by its DEGREES, as
the receiver would be-
Il is argued. however, hv thc plainih
counsel that AS the property. which
fl. the subject OF the alleged gift. con
stitutes no part Of She estate Of the de
ccicnts. The ,ccuritr. of the admini-ira
t9r- could not Doe liable in case of Cc auli
Bn, am Of thc opinion that the posi- ION
of the counsel is uutcnablc. ! have
anon authority that for the pur-
nose and 10 the extent ] have indicated
above. the property in question does
constitute q part of the intcstaic estate
The administrator viii take it. and ai
minister 10 a. assets of the estate. and Doe
and his securities Will be liable io ac
count for &c.. Il. Ina the progress of tac
rourf. % decree Doe made IN favor of %
creditor. "a distributor. OF the plaintiff
.. donee. and if ihc administrator
having assets in his hands shall make
default in its payment hc nni hl
securities win De liable ON his official.
bond a LomaX ENr, top 81
After the payment Of expenses of thr
administrative and debts is IS Che duty oi
fnc administrator tO make distribution
of the residue of the estate in IBIS hand.
and ID the court in the exercise 0f li.
authority compel him as b. may do. to
carry into effect the intentions off tle
donor in favor of the donec. tla' would
he q mode of distribution which Be- would
be- the official duty of the almiuis'faiol
in the regular discharge ui h
Office 10 make md do % creditor
% distributor. snd @ dOuce stand. On thl
ranlo common footing And tAe admin
i-tator having taken the property and
administered h.. a- h pant 81 thc dete-
dents estate. he and hi- securities $500.
ae e.lopqcd hy fhe record tenrine tIa.
10 constituted o. palt oi ihe estate
For these reasons. ] am of tAc opinion
chat theIe i~ nctcsr IS for receiver, And
Che plaintiI motion 10 appoint one DE-
otlIruici
LIE HECEfvEHsHlP IfE ONLi POINT DIX
ClDLu.
81 . . .f.