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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
FIG. I.

wide for hinge post; five boards 4 feet (
inches long and 4 inches wide for latch post
and vertical braces; making q gate feet
inches high and - feet Tonga length re-
Quired for gateways in these days Of farm
machinery. The weakest point in gates in
general is where the diagonal brace joins
the top board and cap, and the remedy is to
connect the upper hinge with broad iron
plate. The long brace viii keep its place
and pull many times the weight it would
push. Paint is applied 10 al parts that cross
each other. y cheaper and better preserva-
tive is thorough soaking with petroleum.
Mr.. Geddes remarked that he had made
aud worn out many gates, constructed in
different ways, and this was the best and
most durable. His mechanical and enCin-
eering skill entities his opinion to great
confidence.
There are some occasions when barb wire
may render gates more secure, and prevent
unruly animals from pushing against them.
A light frame, Ike the one represented in
Fig. 5, with barb wire between the hori-
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colts 1t was made unusually strong, con-
structed of pine lumber Ii inches thick
and inches wide, the gate being 10 feet
log ard feet high. The two end bars
were SIMPLY upright strips on each side
of the ends OF the horizontal bars, Sc.
cured with screw bolts, two of which were
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12

Ut : CUT CA : DA :
CUT cut-cut-ca-da-
cutr'
Children, / do
wish you would 90
to the barn and see
IL you can not find
that hens nest, 4"
%.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12

They Should BE Strong and Simpie-This
Article Tells You How to Make Them
So.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

COLUMBUS GA. July @ The citizens
of Columbus are living IN anticipation
of shooting ailray The central hg
ures ars g. Gunley Jordan, banker. and
president of the Georgia Midland Con-
s,ruction Company, and b. L. Hatcher,
capitalist. Jordan heard upon h,s re-
turn to Columbus that Hatcher had
charged hIm with rObbing him in the
Georgia Construction Company affairs.
Jordan demanded an explauation. and
Hatcher wrote a card % the effect that
he believed the charges 90 be true. Jor-
dan then sent = friend demanding "A re-
traction. Huchrr's reply was a refusal
aud reiteration of his belief IN the
charge. Then Jordan wrote asking at
" hat point outside of the state the
correspondence e. uld be- continued.
This bee did lecau,e the Georgia law
prohibits tlc sending al challenge.
ta.crer SAID there WIS no reason tO 80
outside Of the State. that be- would pay
no attention % the code. but II Jordan
meant "a challenge 90 say SD aud he
Hatcher was prepared t0 name time,
place aud weupOUS. Then friends OF
the two gentl men got together.
Hatcher friend would agree 90
nothing bat bowie knives with
teu-iuch blades o. be- used IN "a ten-ioot
ring. saying that Hatcher was deaf and
could not hear the commands. JOr-
dan ns friends would not consent 20
knives. but would 90 any firearms
This ended thercgotiatiOns. and Jordan
published Hatcher statements as lies
Friends have been trying to patch
Things up tO no avail. and a shooting
aiTay is expected. Jordan and Hatcher
are both prominent GeOrgiaps, ana the
affair creates excitement throughout
Ihn nnllro N-atn.
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THE CROXlN MURDER.
Toid ';o,e Dccided Tpon bY the states
ATTORNEY.

CHICAGO. July state 's-Attornoy
L0ngenecker has decided upon a bold
move in the case a. the men who are
already IN custody. and accused Of the
murder OF DR.. Cr0nin. As soon a.
Burke is returned 10 Chicago. he will
put all the defendants on trial. and
With that end in ,lew. he has begun
the preparation of the case for the
State. lie D. satisfied that he has
plenty Of evidence tO send Dan Cough
lin. Martin Bul ke. T.. % Sullivan. John
Kunze and Frank Woodruff 10 the
galI0ws lle believes also that he will
geo enough proof before many DAYS
lave elapsed TO convict John L. Beggs.
the cx-seuior guariaa of the iniam-
Gus Camp 20.
The State Attorney has about aban-
dorel the idea of securing amy crimi-
mating evidence against Alexander Sui
hvan. Michael B land aud Dennis C..
lceley. the members of the old tiiau-
Gle. unu. be- can put the others ON the
direct path 10 the gallows. A. on as
be can satisfy them tiat their ueck- are
iu danger. Doe believes they will tell all
they know about the murder.
Judge Longrnecker said that no new
evidence had b.cu 0l tanned tlat would
justify the calling of siecial grand
Jury. lle received o. egmm from bis
assistant. George Baker, during ye,ter-
day. that the case for the eg.IldItIon Of
Burke WIS preceding -atl-ia ctofily.
and he hal DO fear of being beaten cut
0i bis man.
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prince WiIi'am

BRENTsvuLE. Va. July -Lucien
Dickson lcol0redl, who c0mmittl d
forgery in thiscluniyand made good b S
escape to Washington. where he was
recent .ly captured. having been brought
back here. was iried ON Monday. at ihe
July term of the County Count. con-
v.cted and sentenced t0 five years im-
nris0umcnt in the peuileuiiiry.
The farmers of this county complain
thar thSre was only about half a crop
of wheat raised. and that owing to ile
recent heavy iaiu, the wheat ls being
very much damaged iu the stock. and
ihat although the grass crop is un
usually good hay viii Doe scarce unless
the wet weather ceares very soon.
Democratic C0uaty Chairman j. b.
T. Thornton has called "a meeting OF lhe
Democratic County Co-mitiee tO meet
at Breutsyille. on ihe first Monday iu
August. 10 determine a- go how % cane
didate shall be chosen for the next
House OF Delegates. IL bias been the
custom in this county for s.me time to
hold primarys tochOcse candidates. bUi
with some people il Is becoming unpop
ular. \ ID mOcratic nomination in
Prince William Is equivalent to an eltc.
ton. \ mass meeting uas also been
called 10 meet at the same time and
place 10 appoint delegate 10 toe con
venti0n e. bee held To nominate ciudl
date for Governor. As yet there seems
10 be very. little expression as u q
choice for candidate for the executive
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rain for the championship Of the world
and SO coo What could have been
more aggravatlng than this display OF
assninity
And New Orleans was billed in the
same way. The posters bore the i'm
print of a New York printer Richard
X. Fox, who Is one OF KillaiD 6 back
ers.
Wakely and Johnson kicked at Frank
Stevenson. ki.rain 5 representative. but
without avail. and now the Governors
Of Mississippi. Alabama. Louisiana and
Texas are up IN arms against the fight.
and threaten to call out the militia TO
stop the fight II necessary.
In answer 20 demand for the reason
Of the generous advertising business
they had gone into. che kllrain party
simply and blandly replied:
Our man will be on hand and fight.
That was all they would say, aud the
srort-loving people Of New Orleans are
disgusted. That Sullivan means fight
there is not the shadow Of a doubt. H.
Is a fighter and always has been. and
when he signs 10 hight he fights n
be is able TO get into the
ring. Just what Kilrain intends to do
remains 20 be seen. il will be remem-
bered that the Sullivan people madsall
the concessions and granted every de-
mand of the klrain party when the
articles were signed in order TO fight,
and they are willing To sacrifice any
thing 20 meet kilraln on the grass.
When Wakely and johnson discov-
cred the big posters in New Orleans,
johnson accused Stevenson with trying
TO quell the fight. and offered to pay
for q special train. go away from the
city quietly and fight the mou. with or
without a referee. giving up all claim
20 gate money.
II seems to me that the Kilrain peo-
pie have gone into cheap notorety
business that is disgusting TO every
body.
am for Sullivan first. last. and all
the ume. and, barring accidents. ne
Will win the fight IN his old time style.
IHAIITrRF
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DULUTH MNN. July Ga fight oc-
CURED here Yesterday afternoon le-
F tween twouiy-Cne policemen and 1000
/ strikers. the latter ran precipitaiCly
when the policemen tired shots INTO the
air 40 serious injIues occurred.
TWO STRIKERS KILLED.
prlJrn. MINN.July Fifteen hun
dIed sireeikemrloye-. who went on "a
. -trIkca ieW days ago. became uuruly
late tns afternoon and attacked the
/ police with -t0nc- and clubs. compelling
lhem iO fine. Two stukers were in-
staunv Killed and several dangerously
wounded. The mayor has called out
+ the militia. and they are bow ON their
/ way to the scene of tine disturbance
rur MILITARY FIRE rp0N THE STRIKERS.
DclUrn. MiNN. July 6.-At 1880
f O'Clock this afternoon "a deadly combat
0ccuucI between tar police and lou
. strikers. who have been ont Of work
F .ho past week The latter had just
come from the east-end. and were we'll
armed with clubs. pistols, aud
rocks. AT Twentieth avenue. west.
tnev divided into Two sections.
one going east and the other west. The
police had been guarding seventy men
who refused Co go out. one body at
tacted tine police and the other then
.nnped around the block and began
rummelhng the working men with
clubs The police turned back. When
they reached the sewer tIeich where
.he men had been working they
were fired On by one of the
strikers. They returned a whole
vollev of shots, wheieup9n the
strikers did likeWise. This was kept
up my both sides for full half hour.
Aller awhile Company X, which bad
been under orders from the Governor
since carly m rnilg, made IT'S appear
ance auI soon cleared the street. One
of the plivates. Farrell, was seriously
injured by au exploding cartridge.
Ii was learned late Tonight that TIE
strikers made desperate attempt 20
Kin J.e Wolf. of the firm of Wolf *
Knox. while riding ln the west end.
They began throwing rocks no HIM. lie
escaped. The police 40 late hour ar
rested the aIch-consplralors' Cnarles
Carlson. --- ucndleu. Joe Frank. and
Enc NJ. Lundbreen, all 90 whom are
guarded in the county jail by Sheriff.
LnurN.V
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STAINT0Y
The case of Er. Conrad Settled; $40
that OF STUART ~. PcSfou -idifor
SttnugiI4n Dead.

.~NffIII lT Iilr IlliNN
SrAUNT0N. VA. July G.-Tne case a
DR.. Conrad. late superintendent of the
Western Lunatic Asylum has been bee
fore the grand jmy for some day. and
this morning the jury adjourned With
ont finding an indictment. The jury
was composed of SIX members. and Do is
understood that The rate on finding an
indictment stood four for and two
against l. requird five affirmative
votes 90 bring iu am Indictment
Id the case Of Stuart against Peyton.
n the White Sulphur SpriuA, Clmpa-
ny. the Court h,ld- Peyton liable for
his contribution lari 0t the labiliiic-
us co-endor-er with Stuart 600 the note
of the White Sulphur Springs Come
pany.
j. j. Slraughan. the editor of thc
Tiiqhldm RecOrieF. died ai hi- home n
Monterey yesterday. Ills body was
brought to his brother house 100 this
city for burial.
The Mount Torey lron Company. ore
ganized lately with VI b Richards OF
Baltimore. as IresiIeut. pla- one bum
dred th0usanl dollars of stock iu VIM
che-tar in one day.
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A BLOODY AFFAIR.
4 NEGRO HACKED AND INITIATED
BEYOND RECOVERY.
bark for GIaseoH-s college Presi-
den' ana Professors 90 be Elected
-Ihe CITY Sewerage system.

8 RALE1H. II. c.. July G.-News wa
/ received here to-day Of q bloody affair
which occurred IN Frankliut0n yester
day morning between the hours Of
and o clock. a cOl0red man. uame
unknown. entered the house of another
coiOred man aud assaulted him with
an axe while in bed aslesp. The
man was so hacked aud mutt
lated that the Ihy-icians have %,
/ nope OF his recovery. The assailani
WAS identified by the wounded man
wife and was arrested.
\ telegram received here today an.
nouhced that the steamer Nevada. with
the North Carolina teachers party on
board, sailed from New Nolk to-day fl,
- O'Clock for Glasgow. They will
make six weeks tour through Eu-
rope.
The city engineering corps to-day
broke ground for the city sewerage.
and the work of constructing the sys
tenn will at once b. pushed forward.
Raleigh viii have @ splendid sewerage
when the work is done. The system +.
~ cost $4,000.
The trustees Of the North Carolina
Agricultural College of Mechanical
Arts Will meet here on Thursday next.
This board will elect the president and
full CORPS of professors for The college.
which will probably be opened ab0u.
The lst Of September next
Great interest is felt in the selection
of the faculty. The annual aggregate
of salaries Of professors Will he
$50 900.
Hundreds ~ applications have been
received for positions in all the depart
ments. The institution is q new cX-
pertinent. just having been completed.
and much interest j., manifested iu .ts
opening.
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ihe insauc Asylum fnvesitgaffOn d.
Grissom on the stand

RALEIGH. y. c.. July G.-In the In
zane Asylum investigation to-day Dr.
GrissOm, the accused. was himself
placed upon the witness stand and tcs-
titled in his own behalf. The whole
day was consumed in hearing bis tc-li-
nouy. which VIII probably consume
several days yet.
In answer t0 the principal charge of
Immortality with the female attend
alt. Mis- Burch. Dr. Gri--0m claims
that Sine was am invalid. and that the
only times he was alone with her in the
sleeping room OF the matf0u was for
the purpose of administering medical
treatment. ne admitted having kissed
on which she came t0 fhe
for hpr husband He saiI hew. luch
affected by her tear. and eutreales,
and bee merely gave Deer fliAeriF l-,
Of sympathy. He dtclaImed over hae-
ing made any further advance. io
her. All other charges cd immor-
ality aud cruelty to patients ani
misappr0pria,i0n he denied boo toto. aud
characterized 10 "a, % tissue Ol iIl-enu0l
from beginning t) end. lie state, that
for eighteen months pa-t there has g.
stcd among the employees of the in-
stitutiou general state of aisloy.
atty and usub0rdiuation. instigatel Boy
Dr.. Rogers and john n. Thompson. as-
.istant ph5 stefan ord steward 81 the
asylum. who preferred the charges in
the present investigation. The exam D.
nation of Dr. Gli som VIII becantuned
ON Monday. and the inye-u5ation viii
probably last week yet.
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No. III NNTN TTIl|TT- T1ITTIT|NT-
nFEER EnR sAIIIn INNEernne
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OIheIlo In IngIanh.

I0NDON. July Tamagno, The tenor
mlde his first appearance ia England
Tonight at the Lfceum as Othello
Maurel took tho part 0f iago. Citaneo
that of Desdemoua. aud PAroli WAS Cas-
$40. This was the first performance o.
this opera in England. Tamagno has a
voice 0f astounding proportions. pow
erful IN an registers. lie ma tre-
mendous effect m the speech "Othello +,
occupations gone He played tine
last act with a passionate intensity
which carried the house by storm.
Maurcl is q great artist. His lagC
was a superb piece of acting and finish.
ed singing The production was de-
cided success.
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The Time OF snc Departure Of thc
gtain. way De Shnnacn.


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Yesterday. Tie filled many county Of
fees and was the father Of Mrs.
G.. ". Mitchell. Of Buffalo Ridge
Springs. Nelson county.
4 lad named Johnnie Moore was &C
cidentally drowned this afternoon on
the Amherst side of James river.
Superintendent Of Schools i. C.. Glass,
ACCOMPANIED by instructors in the Nor
NAL Institute. went up 20 the Natural
Bridge to-day.
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General Joseph =. johnston Resigns.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July G-The
Secretary If the Interior to-day ac-
cepled the resignation Of General
Joseph l.. Johnston. commissioner Of
railroads. 20 take effect July l6lh, and
granted Commissioner Johnston "a leave
OF absence until that time. General
Johnston resignation was rendered
soon after the inauguratiN Of Presi.
dent Harrison. IL is thought likely
that Horace G.. TAYLOR. Of Wisconsin.
will be appointed General Johnston &
successor.
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KIRBYvILLE. No.. July During
the celebr tons here on Thursday. the
Miles brothers. Bill and jim. shot and
killed o. T. Bronson. the s1ertf of
Iauey county. and Ed. Friuk. hi, de-
putty. The Miles boys are un.er inlet
ment for the murder of the Bald Knob
ber chief. Captain Nat Kinney. at
Forsyth. last August. The brothers
were heavily armed. and upon being
ordered ID disarm they drew their
weapons and opened fire. killing the
two officers
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THE MILL TOMORROW.
bOiil GIANTS READY FOR THE Eat
TIE.
GOV. LoWri's Latest Iisort ~ souc,cn
'hc Singgins watch-wtu the u,rh.
be INTERRUPTED > Sporting
men Answer. Noi

'NH fhrWffs No
NEW ORLEANS. July 6.-Sulliyon o,.
pressed pleasure this mornin0 that tb.
fight was only forty-cight hours on
ihe intense heat and lack If walkin.
exercise are telling 0n him. and Nul
doon admits that Il the State intoffer
erce should prevent the fight tatin.
place for several DAYS. DO would Ieco,n.
F necessary 10 take the champion +,
Biloxi or some other Watering place or
the coast. where the heat would be tom.
pcrDd With sait brcezes. aud node.f,ia.
exercise bo possible.
The managers a.scr.. however wifi,
the same smiling confidence ASA weee
a-o that The mill will come OIL ou
schedule time. and shat Dc Will be over
and the participants back Jon thecitv be-
/ fore either state or local authoritie-
/ can get within % good many miles of
+ the uug. The latest report j. that IL
/ VIII De pitched On one of the islands in
/ talll river. somewhere in the ueiyb-
borhood of SHdell about thirty miles
from ihe city on the Northeastern road.
With winch the contract has been
made.
10 is altogether probable that this is
near the ina'k' as the point in question
ls some distance from the couItv-seat.
and tine mill could take place without
i".. upli'h'
Governor Lowry IS latest pr0clama.
ton. Offering $ 400 reward for Tine ar-
rest ami delivery Of Sullivan and XII
rain Ou Ml.sis-ippi s0ll Is laughed al by
i.e packers pI the two principals. wh0
cay ihlt d he knew a- much as they do
ne could save himself some worry and
ul7 suDoi-lnaies great deal Of annoy
ance.
representatives. ot Governor Lowry
ic.cn'd mere tnis evening tO watch the
arrangements and notify an sheriIs of
all counties in The State line when vari.
ou- trains s,ait. and If possible their
destination. Mississippi troops viii go
nui under command 0i Colonel r. a..
Levy and George $ Green.
hiru s. arrival tins morning was
sienaIz by one Of those terrific
thunder storms for which ths portion
0i ihe State is noted Ram fcii in
sheets for overan hour. turning Gravier.
ST. Charles. mI other streets iu the
business centre into rivers. % lodug
-t'Io-. and driving The cupauls to re-
luee "n counters and chairs
d ri'roiii ii-In wi.n Professor Dono-
van. oi New York. and Pfesioen,
NHlm-Iey, ol tne Southern Athletic
CLUB. and Andrews. of ihe California
Athletic. aut ID few others went ont at
1850 thus morning t1 lu-h the kilrul
r.rIE over the NiI--I--IrIl NtaIn limo
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TreneIlcI.shnrE Iicms.

-I.''INi iN 'N" lN.'rt.
FRFDERICEsBURG, Va July G.-Ihe
preliminary examination Of Jordan
Washington, Robert Washington. and
Grant Levif. charged with the murder
Of Haywood johnson last Thursday
was holl at the Mayor Court late this
evening They were sent on 90 the
grand jury. which meets next Tuesday.
W. A. Little Jr., and A. II Dickinson
were employed TO represent tho ac-
cuscd.
Jeter Cav was kicked by horse last
Monday, and died on Friday morning.
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.xpertedfo Resume worss.

READING. PA. July This after
noon PRECEDENT Austin Cortnn. OF the
Reading Railloai Company, gave notice
that the 500 empioyes OF the Reading
iron works. which was recently pur-
chased by the railroad company. can
expect t. resume work at an carly date.
Mr.. C0rbin gives notice that uo one
VIII be employed who belongs toa labor
organization or who INDUCES IN strong
drink. They must renounce both and
sign paper TO that effect.
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Ine soman catholic prayer Booh

BNrMORF. MD. July G.-The Roman
Catholic prayer-book. authorized by
the Third Plenary Council Of Baltimore.
which met in November. 1884. has been
completed and placed IN the hands Of
The printer. Il Will take the place Of
the various Catholic prayer books used
now. Every page Of it, IN proof sheets
was sent 70 every Catholic Bishop and
Archbishop in the United States foI
their approval. and if issued II Will
have the unanimous endorsement OF
the hierarchy.
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re nreusnl 1nem neaa ana .Il,e

FORT SMITH. ARK. July g deputy
Marshal John Swayue arrived in this
city Yesterday from Cnica-aw mountain
with fourteen prisoners. two dead men
aud one nearly dead. one of the dead
men is Corne.iu. Walker. who has been
SHOT thirteen times re wasapprOachel
by the ilcer near Paul- Valley. iu the
Cnickas4w nation. bat resisted and -ho.
one OF the posse named Williams. who
died next day. SNayue 40 once re-
turned fire shooting Walker thirteen
times before be fell dead.
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uugeer OF News Prom IsmerDu,s :


LYNCHBURG, July O.-R1auoke CITY
sends a solid delegation to the State
convention instructed for Mckinney.
Judge Williams heads the delegation.
In the case Of Lewis q Shaner. OF
this city, before Judge Bond. in Btlti.
more, Judge Bond decided IN favor OF
Shaner as TO the tender OF coupons for
State offeuse. There is "a bill against
Shaner as to coupons for city and
county ohenses, aud Shauer is still IN
prison.
Tobacco sales in this city this week
aggregated Gs6 pounds, and the revenue
received at the custom house amount
ed 10 S1luO4l.
John w. Walton. a highly-TespCcted
citizen of AppomattoX county, dlee
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J0HNsTOWN PA..July g Contractors
Mcknight and Flynn paid oft their men
today. ~lj.0OD being required.
Captain Hamilton. who succeeds Col
0nDl Douglass ~ chief engineer, a--
.umcd charge of the work tonight.
W0rkmeu began this morning removing
the big pileo OF sand in front Of the Cam
bria lion Co. s office. The stencil from
% was very great.
SO bodies have yet been found in the
pile of sand. but IL il thought that
several will be found. The remains Of
q child were found at noon in front of
the Western Union Telegraph Office.
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doon's hands. and this morning he
manifested an inclination TO make a
round Of the town with a negro
can-con 10 night as a finale. Mul-
doom turned the key in the
door. and from the outside proceeded
20 read the riot act The present. Mul-
doon said, was no time for f0oling. He
had himself put IN too much work and
too much money to take any nsks AZ
this late stage. and he proposed 10 be
master until The beginning Of the mill
Monday morning.