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Evening journal., 1889-11-26
THE NEWS M BRIEF.
Fresh Tips From the wires Carefully
CuIled.

CuIled.
The New Jersey state board Of health has
ordered rigid sanitary inspection to be
made Of hotels, colleges and boarding houses,
especially those at the summer resorts.
The official returns Of New Jersey show
that Abbett's plurality for governor Is H.
2oS, all Of which, except 737 votes, came from
Hudson county
The trial OF Joshua Mann and Mrs. Swim
ton, Tor conspiracy against Robert Ray Ham
hton, has been set down for Dec. ..
The coroner's jury at New orl1 exonerated
Siegfried May from blame for the death Of
Martin Flynn. It was shown that May
stabbed Flynn in the eye with an umbrella
accidentally whilo defending himself from
an attack by Flynn, who was drunk
Stephen Howell, president OF the Phosnix
Fire Insurance company, has died at New
York frem injuries received by fall He
was 20 years Of age.
The trustees OF the Protestant Episcopal
Cathedral Of st John the Divine at New
York havs agreed 20 allow the site Of the
proposed cathedral 20 be used by the Worlds
fair committee as portion OF the proposed
fair ground
Coldwell, Wilcox g. Co, iron manufac-
turers and contractors, with extensive works
at Nswburg, N. y, have made a general
assignment TO Thomas Coldwell, Of the
Chadborn & Coldwell Manufacturing COM
pany. Liabilities and assets unknown, but
il is stated they will be heavy.
Gen r. a. Alger, Of Michigan, has boon
chosen a director Of the Tennessee Coal and
Iron company vice Ex-Governor John G..
Brown, Of Tennessee, deceased Ex-senator
7. G. PlRtt, Of New York, is president Of
The company
The following fourth class postmastars
have been appointed in New York state;
William Ainslis, Barnes; J. p. Hathaway,
Mertensia; @. d. Getty, Middle Granville;
j. w. Chisholm, New Kingston, and George
H. Lott, Of Oceanus
The Pail Mall Gazette declares that tho
relations between Germany and the Vatican
nny be considered as virtually ruptured.
The Belfast News Letter has fully apollo
gized for libeling Mr.. Sexton and has paid
45O0 damages.
Gloversyille, n Y, has about "A, 600 popu-
lation, and meeting has been called to
consider the revising OF its charter prelimi-
nary TO becoming a city.
During the last fiscal Year 10, lsG, ll0 money
orders were issued IN the United States
amounting 10 Sll5,0Sl, $40. ~, and 6,sO2, 72l
postal notes, amounting 10 Sl2,002, 100. l3
The salary Of Mayor Chaplin, Of Brooklyn
has been raised from SG,00J TO $4,000 per
annum.
Amos Jacob, Charles and James Long
ali brothers, and leading citizens OF Pin,
Grove, Pa, have been arrested on the charg,
Of burglary. Three OF them were taken I,
iail, James Long being the only one who Sc
| cured bail The residence of Jacob Lonl
was searched and a complete burglars outfi
discovered.
Mrs Southworth, the murderess, wa,
visited in the Tombs by her mother, whl
told her she did right when she killed Stephei
Pettus
Bankers Joseph Susskind and Hermni
Cohen. of Canal street, New York, have dis
appeared. Tho bank Is closed and mnn
, Polish and Russian depositors have lost thei
money. The banks liabilities are quoted q
500, O01
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Assistant Secretary Bussey's Report

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26-Assistant Secre-
tary Bussey, in his annual report, states
that tine action Of the pension commissioner
has been sustained in l,l76 appealed cases
and reversed in GA. He reviews his efforts
to liberalize the practice Of the department.
in pension cases and says that they have
been entirely within the intent and spirit OF
the law. He defends his decision giving
pensions TO dishonorably discharged sol
disrs, and quotes Judge Advocate General
Holt in lS5S and the secretary of the inte-
rior in 1875 in support of his position
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The Murderer ronfessed.

DANvHLE, Va, Nov 20 Particulars Of a
horrible murder ia North Carolina have de-
velopod here J. ID. Horton, young farmer
living near Durham, A. C.. disappeared Nov.
l5 and y. p. Davis, farm hand, was ques-
toned as b. his whereabouts. He said Hor-
ton hnd disappeared a search about the
premises revealed the murdered body of Hor-
ton buried in tho haEn. Davis fed, and a
Durham policeman was sent here 70 look for
him. While be and tho chief Of police OF
this city were ia conference at the Planters
hotel waiter came Ia and asked the pro-
prietor If he should awaken "Alr Davis,
lodger who came in late on the previous
night The name aroused the suspicion Of
the officers, and they went TO the room of
the lodger and found Davis He confessed
that he had murdered Horton with a boot
jack. His object, he said, was 70 put Horton
out Of the way and get possession of the
farm, which belonged 70 Horizons mother.
Davis was taken to North Carolina for trial
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More Bodles POUND a. Johnstown.

PrrTsBuRG, Nov 26-Four bodies have
have come TO the surface Of the Conemaugh
river at Johnstown. One was that Of a man
supposed to be John Day, of Prospect, Nd,
who with his daughter was lost from the
in fated day express of the Pennsylvania
railroad at Conemaugh station. SO many
bodies are being brought to the surface by
the high waters Of the past few days that a
patrol has been started Men will walk up
both sides Of the river between Johnstown
and Mineveh, daily 10 look for corpses.
Evening journal., 1889-11-26


1926. Nathaniel Peudleton, his grandfather,
was the intimate personal and political
friend Of Alexander Hamilton, nnd was his
second in the duel with Aaron Burr.
The subject Of this sletch studid law end
was elected 10 the house of representatives
in congress from Hamilton county, o., "a
1856. He served four torIns. In 1864 no was
prominently mentioned as .presidential can
didate, but, the majority OF the delegates
being in favor OF a military man, Gen.
George B. Mcclellan wns nominated as the
Democratic candidate for president, with
Mr. Pendleton as candidate for the vice
presidency The issue Of the election was
adverse. only Delaware, New Jersey and
Kentucky casting their votes for Mcclellan
and Pendeton. Lis term Of service as a
United States senator hogan on March 4,
1873, as the successor Of Stanley Matthews.
Mr.. Pendleton's chief political reputation OF
late years rested upon his advocacy OF the
civil service reform bill, which he originated,
and which owed its passage mainly 20 his
labors and sagacity. On account of his
prominence in this matter he made many
enemies in the party ranks
He was made minister 60 Germany under
President Cleveland. In May, 1856, his wife
was killed by an accident caused by run
away team in New York city. Her daughter,
: Miss Jane Francis Pendleton, was seriously
injured, but recovered.
Mr.. Pendleton was fiuently familiar with
French and German as well as a thorough
classical scholar His literary style was of
the purest order, and his powers as public
speaker were very great. During several
years subsequent to 1869 he was president Of
the Kentucky Central Railroad company.
During the past two years he has been much
of the time III, and in April, iSSs he sui
fered from an attack Of apoplexy, which
threatened speedy death, but from which he
partially recovered
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mn Deslgnalos Tho Judree.

ALBANY, Nov. 26-Governor Hin has des-
ignated certain judges 10 serve in the gem
erai term Of the various Judicial departments
of the state as follows; Justice Dykman, as
sociate justice OF the Second depa rtment, to
succeed himself Justice Mayham, associate
justice Of the third department, III the place
Of Justice Ingalls,, term expired; Justice
Dwight, presiding justice of the Fifth de-
partment, in place Of Justice Barker, term
expired Justice Macomber, associate JUS
tice Of the Fifth department, 70 succeed him
self; Justice Corlett, associate justice Of the
Fifth department, in place Of Justice Dwight,
rrnnlninl
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rlrht Perlshod m 40 rlnmos

BLAcKFoRD, Idaho, Nov 26-l'he Terri
torial asylum has been destroyed by fire.
Fifty-seven out Of sixty-three inmates were
known to have perished and four are yet
missing and are supposed to have been
burned. The bnilding was partially and the
contents wholly destroyed. The loss is esti-
mated at S3O0000.
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Lieut. Jcphson,s Renort.

LONDON, Nov 26-Mr Stanley in his let
tor Of Aug gives extracts from Lieut.
Jephson's report concerning the state u
affairs in Emm's province after Stanley 5
first meeting with Emin. Lieut.. jephson
states that EmiR's troops wera insubordi-
nate, and twice tried to make the pasha
prisoner. Emin possessed only a semblGnce
Of authority. but he hid the desperate state
Of his position or only hintad at difficulties
which came from the outside.
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A FataI Collision.

MAssILLoN, o., Nov. 26.-Coal train No
so and the work train on the Cleveland,
Lorain and Wheeling railroad eollided at
Flushing. Engineer A. II. Myers, of the
coal train. was killed jerry Page, CON
duetor, and Charles Beesie, engineer Of the
work train, wero seriously injured, as were
also several train men Both engines were
ruined beyond repair and twenty cars were
piled as high as the telegraph poles
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whirled 10 Deatl,.

NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 96-While Chris
tian Metzger was oiling a shaft in Lester.
agricultural works he was caught and
whirled round the shaft until torn to
pieces, his head, arms and legs being sew
cred from the body by coming in contact
with the framework of the shafting.
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nn rollnmnh M pnrlnor.

HoUsHTON, Mich, Nov rs Two Finnish
miners at the Huron mine were killed by
premature explosion Of dynamite here. Alex
ander Steinback had the top Of his head
blown Off, yet he retained consciousness and
inquired Tor the safety Of his partner. When
told that he was dead Steinback answered
that he might as well die also, and did so a
few moments later.
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Engineer ana Fireman Pcrishod.

CEDAR FALLS, Ia, Nov GA disastrous
wreck, caused by the collapse Of a bridge,
has just occurred near Arlington, on the
Illinois Central rairoad The train was a
heavily loaded freight and was being drawn
by two engines. The first engine passed
over the bridge safely, but the second went
down, horribly crushing and instantly kill.
ing the engineer, Art du Bois, and his fire
man. John Clagy The train was badly
Mrecked
Evening journal., 1889-11-26
81. si,nt IN. No.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, lIov. e6-Alex-
ander McEenzie,a a painter by trade and re.
Gently arrived from Chicago, shotald fatally
wounded lis wife here. Tho blilet from the
revolver entered iba left temple Domestic
infelicity is AZ The bottom of the trouble, and
AIrs. llcleil1is lad rocelsly ap....eG eoI :.
divorce. Mckenzie has been arrested
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a aIan naked In nn oren.

CANTON, Mass, Nov. 26.-James II. Car
ney, aged %, employed in the Kinsley Iron
and Machine works, entered the oven for
some reason unknown TO his fellow workers
and was closed in when the day gang left
work. When the oven was opened at ? a.
m. Carney was still alive, but unconscious.
He was almost completely baked He died
SUNDAY afternoon.
Evening journal., 1889-11-26
strnnce Accident to / child.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov ga little 5-year-
old son Of W W. Tally, Of this city, met
with singular and terrlb accident. While
playing near his fathers door with sharp
stick in his mouth the boy fell and drove
the stick entirely through his throat, the
point coming out through the back The
stick was removed with great difficulty.
The wound is very serious and may prove
fatal
Evening journal., 1889-11-26
Clothing.

Our Mems, Boys and
Youths Clothing Department
was never more completely
stocked with SeaSonabLe, Fash
aona5le and Desirable goods
than at present. We have a
good Suit or Overcoat for
a boy at S.. Mems Suits in
considerable variety, form SIS
to SIS. and a good serviceable
Overcoat for $3.50, and a fine
Storm Coat for $40.
Evening journal., 1889-11-26

P. Bear in mind sOe
warrant all these goods as rep
resented and worth the money
charged for them, and if they
do not give satisfactory a0ear,
come 6ack and ave a0lX alkoa0
all reasonable claims.
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Pan-Amerienn secretaries.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26-The Pan-Ameri-
can congress met and elected secretaries
h. @. Pielra and 4. Ransom Whitehousa
were nominated by the foreign and home
delegates respectively. and were elected tn
these positiurs Mr iYhitchonse Is a citi-
zen of New York, and IS at present secre-
rafy of iesation &c the City Of Mexico. Mr.
Flcrio is aiso from New York, aud is con-
reet'd with the Sp1nish-American Commer-
ciRl Union in that city.
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nd Is Sow "senator Cnser.,.

BIsmAncS, N. D., Nov. s6.-The house and
sepate i'll Joint session have elected L. r.
Casey, OF Jamestown, the second senator fcI
North Dakota. On the last ballot he 10.
ceivcd 81 votes aud his election was taor
made unanimous.
Evening journal., 1889-11-26

he had been lying
sick for six weeks.
His two daughters
were present when
he died. The ~
neral services will
be held in the Prot.
estant church on
Wednesday next.
The body will re-
main in the church
for several days,
ana Will De litkeli
thonce 20 America.
George Hunt PEN
dleton was born IN
Cincinnati July 10,
Evening journal., 1889-11-26
PROPOSALS..
DRoPosALs
FOR
Al SIX CIRCUIT GAMEWELL REPEATER

ii FOR
A SIX CIRCUIT GAMEWELL REPEATER
AND SWITCHBOARD.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received in
the box in the City Council Chamber until z
O'Clock, y. m. on THURSDAY. November 2s,
1889. for furnishing complete, a GAMEWELL
SIN CIRCUIT REPEATER AND SWITCH
BOARD FOR the Fire Alarm Telegraph System
Of the City of Wilmington, Delaware.
All bids must be sealed ana endorsed. PRO-
posals for a Six Circuit GameWell Repeater
and Switch board
A bond of $50 with approved security must
accompany each bid as a guarantee OF the
good faith OF the bidder. and the party or
larties to whom the contract Is awarded must
give security ia q sum To be determined BY the
committee, for the faithful performance OF
the same.
The right to reject any or all bids is hereby
reserved
BY order Of the Committee on Fire Com
WILLIAM c. BAUGH, Chairman.
No copying.
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IA plnt nlscnrnre,l.

BELGRADE, Nov ga plot to depose
King Alexander and TO put Prince Peter
Karageorgevies in bis place has been dis
covered. Many Russian diplomats are said
to be implicated in the plot. Three of the
conspirators have been arrested
Evening journal., 1889-11-26

At Builders Exchange, No 6O5 Market ST.,
At 2 30 o'clock p. m.
she following described real estate and stock
No !. No. s2e Market street, now occupied
by Messrs. Hart & Lichtenstein as a dry good
house.is said TO be a first-class business stand.
Lot and building % feet by 90 feet inches'
three stories, having a floor space of 5,9it
square feet
No 2. No. 4l0 East Sixth street, a two and
a half story brick dwelling. Lot 10 feet by 20
feet to Jones street.
No 3. No. sl5 East Fifth street, a two story
frame dwelling. Lot II feet by l5o feet to Lord
street
No. 4 Ten shares of stock Of the City
Market House Comp any, as represented by
stall No. ~ North Aisle.
No. s. Six lots on the nOrtherly side Of
Shearman street, between Lombard and Pine
streets.
Every piece Of property offered will posi-
lively be sold. Shareholders and others in.
terested in this association are requested tC
be present and bid upon this property as tbs
directors desire that no complaints be made
hereafter about insutlciency of price
No pOstponement on account Of the weather
No withdrawal and no undertaking.
Terms made known on day of sale
JOSEPH l.. CARPENTER, JR
President Clayton Loan Association.
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REAL ESTATE.

-TOR RENT-THE PREMISES NO. 2 CITY
A. Hall Place Opposite the police station)
formerly occupied by the Wilmington Print
ing Company Immediate posses zion. Apply
at WILMINGTON PRINTING COMPANY,
fO8 ShiDiey street
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DIRECTORS.
E. r. ROBINSON 3 Cd,

BHNhHhH AND bHUhEhH
Corner Fourth and Market Streets.
Stocks bought and sold In the New York.
sion.
Letters Of credit given, available In all parts
she world, and drafts on England Ireland,
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AN Ex-MlNIsTER DEAD.
Hoa. George Il. Pendleton DIos at Brus-
sells, belgium.

BRUssELs, Nov. 26.-Mr George II. PEN
dleion. late United States minister at Berlin,
diei in this city Sunday night. Mr.. Pendle-
ton succumbed 60 a stroke OF apopleay His
death occurred in the Hotel Bellevue whore
Evening journal., 1889-11-26

General Mabone's eldest daughter, who
is said To have a sweet, weli-trained
voice win probably airge 2 charity CON
cert in Washington this winter.
Evening journal., 1889-11-26
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
CAPITAL, 100000.
THE EQUITABLE
Guarantee and Trust Company,
Northwest Corner Ninth and Market SITS.
WILMINGTON, DBL.

Deposits of money received on interest.
Rents and income collected and RENTED for
a moderate charge and estates of every de-
scription carefully managed.
This company acts as executor, administra-
tor and guardian and receives and executes
trusts Of every description from the courts,
corporations and individuals and acts as
agent for the registration and transfer OF
loans and stocks of corporations and in the
payment Of coupons or registered interest or
dividends.
This company also guarantees the validity,
performance and effect of any contract, be.
comes surety on bail bonds and courts and
officials are directed to occept it as sole
surety in all cases.
Executors, administrators or trustees OF es-
tates and ladies unaccustOmed to the trans
action of business will find this company q
convenient depository for money.
Wills receipted for and safely kept without
charge.
For further information. call at the Office ol
send for a circular
WILLIAM BUSH, President.
PRESTON LEA, Vice President.
WILLARD SALISBURY, JR..
Acting Secretary and Treasurer
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FurS.

Fur Trimmings, Muhfs,
Boas, Capes, &C., in Canadian
Seal, Hare, Monkey, Fox,
Beaver, Otter, Alaska Seal
and Lynx, at all prices from
ST. to $50.
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No onntnst for Judge.

WEST CHESTER, Pa. No. 26-Severel
Of the friends of Judge Thomas 5. But
Ter, a Republican, with their attorney IN
tie matter of contrasting the seat ot
Judge elect Joseph Hsmphill, Demo
crat, held a conference here yesterday
afternoon. and at the request o. Judge
Butler decided 10 abandon the contest. A
letter from Judge Butler led to this 70
sult
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I.mIn'a AnthorIty Oone.

Stanley deals at length with these difficult
ties, convincing Emin that food was plentl-
ful and the Egyptians living in concord.
"Ihe natives showed no disposition to part
On April s. he continues, 'Emin informed
me that but few Of his servants would go.
Here was disappointment Ont Of l0,001
only n few were willing TO accompany mo.
We all had our eyes opened; it was farce
on the part Of the Madelai force. 10 was
clear that the pasha no longer had author
ity. Yet Emin was obstinate in his belief in
them. But now the pasha said: Never mind.
J can do with two servants us well as with
ffty.in
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Blankets.

White Wool Blankets, from
SIPS to $I2 a pair. Chintz
and Sateen Comfortables
(lined with white cotton) from
SIS to SIS.
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PUBLIC SALE
REAL ESTATE AND STOCK
SATURDAY..
NOVEMBER 30. 1850

To olcse up the Clayton Loan Association,
will positively be sold on
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-27

American politics Is considered. MT. W hitney IS not an enormous. y wealthy man, but his batchelor brothcr-in law Is worth about $75- ooo, eco, He testified to his de- vollon to hls sister by giving her a home in New York worth $6oo, : GOO and adding S2.ooo 900 as d sinking fund. How much would he gIve to see hls sister installed as mistress of the White house :? Don't you Remember how she lcved her Washington society ti umphs ? In New York City she was only ore Of 400 society lead CTS. In Washington she had oaIy to share the leadership with Mrs. Cleveland. Every muscle and nerve ss beirg strained by 9 vast combination tu secure Whitney $ candidacy, premature a5 II nay secn.'
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-27
SUM MON :.

In the Justices Court, Williams Pre-, Gjnct, Yavapai Coanty, Arizona Terri. tory.
 MRS. II. r. 1.-THE, rlain;l1, vs. H. BoFD, Defendant
 Action brought in Justices Count, O Williams Precinct. in the county of Yav> apai, Territory of Arizona:
 Territory nf Arizona sends greeting 10 II. BoYD:-Ycu are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above-I amed pl .iniiff in the u,iicG:s Churt Of Will iams Precinct. in the Ccanty a5 Va%apai, in the Ferrit ory Cf Agizou5. and aEsw3s he complain filed in said court. in said county, within five da (excluSive O. the day cj seryice) ailer the service upon you, Of this summons, if servrl i' l5i5 precinct; but if served out of the precinct and within the county, then within ten days; asd ii seEgedout of the county thel within. fifteen days; in all other cases twenty days.
 Said action Is brought to recover the sum Of forty-two dollars and seventy five cents for goods sold 10 defendants as per account filed in this case.
 And you are hereby na!Iied that X you iall to appear and anaxer the com plaint, as above required. said plaintiff will take JudgpIaat against you for the ag,our. iemanded, as aforesaid, and for all relief in the premises, 2sid tor.costS, of suil.
 Make legal service and due return hereof. Gwen under my hand this twenty eighth, day of Japuary A. D. 1859.
 JAMES N- SANFORD, iustice of ths. Peace, G., Yavapai Ariz
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-27

TIE republican party of this ter ritory has reason to thank s4over- nor Wolfey for his g,aply veto of Coconino.-Journal- Miner.
 You should have said the people of Prescott are thankful for the ve- to, for it gives us two more years to bleed the County now we can issue bonds to complete our P. lE A. c. R. R., to PAenfx and ooApsl tha en- tire County to pay for it. We are glad that only the republicans of Prescott are thankful, for we know lots of good, staunch republicans outside of Yavapai County who worked for the bill. Prescott re publicans do not comprise the entire republican party of Yavapai County, and you will find, mama, although at present you have us tied, that you hlve some ''kids" that are thorough. lred hustlers that cannot be con- trolled by Prescott.
The Arizona champion., 1889-04-27
COMPARE AND PONDER.
THE LETTER.

Phoenix, Arizona, April Y, 1889. Col. T. l. THORPE.
 Flagstaff, Arizona,
 DEAR SRI have just been shQwn the Flagstaff Democrat of the I2th inst with its entirely untrue statement viz: CoconIno county bill took only ase rata of the pubic buildings
 inclose you a newspaper clipping that properly states the case by which you see that the bill would have taken credit for aA ba6he hHliings and other Pif6lic iagf' pE'faslhA.
 No honest man can say that such a proposition would be fair one to the two counties of Yavapai and Apache.
 understand that your section is en- titled to relief, but certainly not at the expense of such gross injustice to the others.
 I see no objection in stating to you that my other reasons were that l was not satisfied with the boundary lines, were what they should be with the pro : visions for the protection of the bonded debt. Respectfully.
 (Signed) LEWIS WoLFLEY.
 You are at liberty to show lhis letter.