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New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
BAROy BALKETT THROWN FROM A CARRIAGE.

As Raron Halkett was being driven down Fifth
ave a few minutes before o O'Clock Hast evening ~
coupe IA Fifth-avc. stage going uptown came W'"
collision with his vehicle between Thirty fourth ana
Thirty fifth sts The carriage ard one OF inc horses
were knocked over and the pole was broken Inc
coachman was held in his seat by the apron, "nch WIS
20 securely fastened That he was uh"p' 4"
o,tricate himself. The horses dragged the carriage
along i'm this way for some feet. LafOn llakett o.
capcd with slight cuts the head ana one hand'
caiIscd by the broken glass Of the carriage windows.
ria ,cIman was bruised the head and hip. None
~ the Messengers nor the driver Of the slaSc were
trcd INT the pole broken and one OF the horses
cit i'm the breast.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
Courier Journal once.
Louisville, NOv. ], l--9.
w near Mr. Cranc /.

r.
within i've minutes after the rising Of tho curtain
on The senator last night. discovered that it re-
lated t0 tA" Armstrong claim. ln manner. grew
up win tnnt claim. ihe -t"y Of the comedy a. !,
uufoldcd u.cf showed mc. a~ had never realized
before. the Justice and force of that which before had
Appealed chiefly Go mt affections. The ollh- Dcnman
ri ,. f'tv g. q real person tlr claim &, q real claim
aud l,. ais ! knew. lived ard wa, familiar with
cNtt COL. % fouG tnuatl, I'l-'nar. could not ho
.cl ialr 10 tuc great iuiuor oi Your comedy. but
sat last night and lu ms quiet. external way, cried
throughout tc pcIforman'.. II brought to my mind
not orlv Tie ciIcyou, history of tho Arm,truuc or
" DcnmIu' ease, but tIc -0froWiul history oi many
another case Of the Kind ".'h which IL ha- been mN
ycrirI,c with the Couer-s. % the tinted state.
could multiply example Zoo illustration OF the moral
which your comedy serves tp point
I D. sufficient foo say .u 200. note. which sprius'
from t.c deep Ilpr 'op which vour great sermon hl-
one of The greatest aud Al the same time one of the
lc1-t considered issue .n ans way arising out of tIr
relation Of the Government II the tinted state, 10
N0 oI/rls. Ihii l-'u' ' TIE RELATION 7u.'ilhru bl
tlc Government 10 b., creditors. u bc that ]
ann something oi q CRANK 600 Inf, subject. fJr born
and reared Iu Washington. and having a vast kuoWl
persons hv tiir Government my sympatlc- have been
pucAcucd a.l are peculiarly alert = tli- momcntou5
Carl.,on y Potter. of New York and thc late David
Davis of Ilhu"i-. Sought earnestly for wears 10 c,
An tr.,,,c claims ,hould 20 without Reference tn
Conerc-- oual action. Nv opinion that ~t
better method would BE- the reference of al Fcicrs
claims 10 the district 'ouit, where thcy hclons, or
in case that locality cannot be obtained. the in
vcstitur" into the Cont ~ Claims Of superior iuri'
dIct.ou. To- tlr end II seems 20 me that The Scna
t0r' rs AZ once u most eloquent OratOr and most
cOgcut argument. II cannot hc presented without
stirring the pruf0uud- iitlc- Of All true thinking
,,.o, ,,,,o tftl- q, ,.t ,.. ,.f ,t,, ,,.,
heart and belief. personally congratulatlng Won not
only upon securing great a comedy but also con
ideas which have lain so long and close 10 nv
heart thank you my dear Nr Crane for this
charming impcr-onatOn Of all that should De IN our
pul,lc ne -s ,lat vc and ndivlIunI and am ,lwav,
sincerely yolr friend. HENRY wATTERsoN.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
RECEPTIONS TO THE yEwroRK COMMITTEE.

Washington. Jan. i1.-At the conclusion of their ar
gumcnt at The CAPITOL today the members o. the New
York Worlds Far Committee called In body upon
President Harrison. They were presented 70 hc pre-
dent by Chauuccy VI. Dcpcw and Mayor Grant. The re
ception was entirely informal. and after the muoduc
tlous the member, II the committee entered INTO con
vcr,ation with the Pre-. dent 70 night the committee
was entertained t the Arlington by Ecprc-' ntdtvcN
Hcdcn and Flower. Two OF the large parlor' were
given up t. the reception and handsomely decorated.
1hc hosts had invited "A number of people prominent
socially and politically To meet their Visitors and tile
reception was Wcil attended.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
AyorHER MURDER yBARSWhLG COUNTY
A NEGRO ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY SHOT T.
PIECES BY \ MOB.

4 NEGRO ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY SHOT TO
PIECES BY MOB.
Charleston. =. G.. Jan. II (>pecian.-Thcre seems
to be- no doubt - tho truth 4 the ynchns In Harn
well County The IdmWcu butchers have been
aran AT work The but,hery occurred ON Tues
LAY night last place so far moved from
the telegraph 70, 20 Doe practically inaccessible The
,,ttlcmcnt is called Robbins. 10 seems that negro
lad lc,n arrested the charge Of burglary ana had
been placed in charge of white constable who N''
directed ~ taac hlm {, the county fail at Iarn"eL
The roud lcd thr us1 dense swamp. and, while
IA sing throu-h tOI. swamp "a crowd Of masked men
o,cr,o,E the table t,ok the prisoner from hi,
,i, ,,iian iicd um to tree and shot him 10 dcatAt
The. ARE an thc detail. obainablc a. this time lt
J.. evident t.at tIc butcher, have means oi kc'?
ln- me matter quiet. ON the occasion OF the
last bui,.cry at lhfuVcll the telegraph
or.rtnr AZ that ult., could not Doe folnd the report
being tl1f ho na. pa'0'uuc the town 10 prevent H.
IcIng burned h Tire friends II the eight victims Of the
mob Thl, lat hutch'y b. aid 10 have occurred oh
Tuesday night last and tho first new, Of 10 r'arh"
here. TODAY. Effort, being made 10 get partl' uEtrr
and names but the pcopl" BOO that region are rciccn
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
Mr. ST0DDARD AT DALY'S THEATRE.

o., u,,,. Thc,tr. this season according 90 his custom
and course tickets Will ready for delivery on F'fa'
Il. such applications forwarded before 'h'' U"
will Dc nled IN the order in which t'y are '''.'u
There Will be two courses exactly alike, ana ur da'r7
are as follows: Course A-Thur-1ay, February - Mon
day March 3; Thursday. March O. Monday' marc" ~
Thursday, March 10. Course B.-Frday, February -
Tuesday March Friday, March Z; Tuesday Maf'h -
Friday March a. The subjects Of the lectures VIII be
A. the follow me: 1.-the Castle BOrdorcd Ehnc.'
II.-"Bonaparte " from Corsica 10 the Throne III
Bonaparte. from the Throne ST. Helena" lV.-"H'r
lin" V."Switzerland" The price Of tickets Is 20 lot
either course.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
DrvrrJr WHERE ONE is NEEDED

vic,or Guilmcte Of the STANDARD Theatre
o died few days ago. left family consisting Of vile
and three children, who are no" III h''u9 ''''
a. : | o,,,,.l, bcon decided D. give them benefit at
,,c standard Theatre one week from tonight. If. Dun
has given the use OF the house and there VIII be no rNph'
for attaches, 50 that fun receipts VIII 90 &" The IF
where they are needed Edward +. l'ce ms , ui '.,"
- o ar,i, and IL is promised that exceptionally hne
D. .plNg
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
Special Noilres.
Preliminary Notice


Of
GRAND SALE BY AUCTION
GALERIE DEs BEAUX ARTS. no. ia FIFTH-ANEs
NEAR 22D-Sr.,
OF SUPERB ART PORCELAINS
from the most celebrated European factories
CHOICE COLLECTION
Of magnificent Furniture upholstered in the most expen>
ye coverings richly carved rocco frame mirrors Vees
Martin cabinets and tables beautiful reception chairs in
French gilt cocoboo and mahogany cabinets and eases
Caraa marble Hgures and many other articles too nueF
mentOn which arrived too late for the Holiday sea-
Mr. Charles Tisch has been instructed Oy tes
manufacturers 70 sell by Auction, without reserve
The sale Will be conducted by
MR.. WM. b. NORMAN,
and full particulars dates &c, will be announces
in a future advertisement. .-
Warren. Iange II Co.
SILVER MEDAL AWARDED AT PARIS ExPoSL-
TION, 1889.
Io9 EAST 12D-sT,
Adjoining Grand Central Depot,
WALL PAPER MANUFACTURERS
INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
Are prepared assume enuTe charge VI the ihVeTlos
decoration OF residences IA the most elaborate or pesS
Cabinet and upholstery worA combined Win wan
effects. Me have recently aile1 aPalNHehs
to warerOons. whore wall papers ana cNtohhes 70
match az eAhotei oy gaslehL Hshslnss pS%yiSY %SsY
ties not 70 be oD'an:d elsewhere. larZe "a ene.s
selection Ot japanese. French. German and Ensnsa
Goods recently imported
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
no ACTION on THE DISQUALIFIED MEMBERS

The annual meeting Of the Executive Committee
of the National Amateur Rowing Association was. held
at thc Gil-cy House la,t night Many Of the dele
gate were III with " Ia rrippor aud could not attend.
II was thought that several disqualified members would
he rein iatcd a the meeting bat owing 10 the absence
nf several of the delegate the matter was left
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

10 the student of human nature not less than to the
man who has an unqualified Wsh the many columns OF
short advcrtlsrmcn-on The eighth ana nnth pages uI
/ .c Tribune this morning viii bc found brmiul OF
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

The little advertisements Of the people arc bc
coming and more popular every day. The reason
Is plain-they do what they set ont to do. They
bring together those who can buy and those who wish
10 sell
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
" fERTFD

Boxes SODEN MINERAL PASTILLES were sold In one
year for coughs catarrhs and hoars'n ness.
Hy all Druggists a. - a'4 jOc. per Box
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

ROBINSON JENKINS January II, 1900 by the Rev
Arthur Richie. al 50 l-nauu, Protestant Episcopal
tnur,h Nrr-NnIh ,,tor,c ll.-ht Robinson, Of Phno-
do.rh.a and Mary Moor, daughter OF Wilson Moore
Jenkins.
S1fIc NrrSruR-On Thursday January O. 1890 at
Wa-lu-tou p c.. hy thr Rev. George Elliot, Joseph
l. Sau,r and Annie J.. Mister
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

Rev - GRFGORY LINES Rector-ll q. m. sermon by
nishop WAI.KER, OF North Dakota rs, Choral Ser
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

DIR, LORIMER DECLINES A CALL FROM BOSTON
Chicago. Jan. II (-pcclaD.-N the annual meeting
Of the Emmanuel BAPTIST Church last evening the
announcement was made that DR.. Lorlmcr had de
cidrd 10 decline the call from Boston and would IL
main with Mt, Chicago congregation.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
The Cambridge,

shave and 33d.st. is palaal model home. with all
hotel conyencnces Cuisine unsurpassed. LorenI Reich
proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
EeliQlous No Tres

At EPIPHANY BAPTIST CHURCH. Madlson"ave.
and Gih.st-Rev. j. +. ELDER. u. j.. Pastor preaehe.
II a. m and IS p. m Prayer-meeting Wednesday ana
Frldav az y. NJ
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
4 LESSON DRAWN FEOM 4 PLAY.

WHAT HENRY wATTEESoS WRITES TO Mr.
CRANE ABOUT THE SENATOR
The following letter which has been received by
william II. Crane. rc;crs 20 h, play The senator
ly David D. Lloyd and sidney Roscufcld which will be
played for the first time In Ncw-lork at the star
Theatre g. morrow night:
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

ALL SOULS CHURCH. Msdsonave. and 69thst-
Morning and sermon AZ II A. IN. fNcns"hg az
y. ~. Rev. r. HEBER NEWTON VIII peach a' oo'h
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

CHRIST CHURCH. 5th-ave. and 35th.st.. DR.. j. 5;
SHIPMAN, Rector-Diyine service at II a. H. ana 80
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
Announcements.

CoRNEfL's BENZoIS COSMETIC SOAP
Best skin and complexion soap IN the world. Once
used always used. All druggists. 20 cts.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
z inn nan

When the head feels dull and heavy the skin appear
-apW and "Sy. and thu >tou1, fu>os food take Gar
tcr's Little Liver Plls. Don't forget this.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

CHURCH OF CHRIST fScentstl. Hardnan Han, cor.
18th st. ani sthsye entrance l9hst-Peaehing SER
Nics SUNDAY 10 30 a m. SunidyschoOl az IL m
Christian science HeldQuarers Reading room and Dspen-
sary removed TO 10 East 22ist open day and evening
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

Ministers LAWYERS. Teachers and others whose
occupation gives lttr exercise. should Carter's Little
Llt,s pm, f,r torpid liver and hl4olsnc>s
Mems cold Cashmere Underwear 50 80 suit
reduced from - 80. owing the late season. CoVd
N'r.o II 80 wer. 81 cents KID Gloves. 67c; worth
~ -, KENNEDY. - Cort aadt-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

CHURCH or THE MESSIAH. corner 3ith.st. ana
PARK avc.-Scrvices at Il m preaching by the h.v.
ROBFRr COLLYER. Subject; Good Medicine fsi
This Tme.N
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
ETf<yx.sis-s..I I2xtffx1
LLLLI.

Notice, Of marriage must be indorsed with full
name and address
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
f.. & W.
"OTEGo.'
" "OrEGO."
A new collar.
HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. D.,

9l9 WEST l9GTH-ST
Diseases OF the Nervous System Genoo Urinary OrgsnA
Inpotence and sterl.lty. Hours " ~ " 8
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

Whether you are looking for hogrl and rooms. work
or workers. or business chances. DO NOT give up ne
search without eNamuir- rhc eighth and ninth pasrs
= Tho Tribune fu .rl..i.s
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

II NAV save You much trouble In finding something
you greatly want 10 look The Tribunes eighth ana
ninth pages to-day.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

DISCIPLES OF CHRIST. 56th.st.. near shave
The Rev. b. b. TYLER, Pastor - 60.
Morning: The First Of Series of sunday Morning Sers
mons the Bible.
Subject: Where Did the Bible Come lromf
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

TRINITY CHURCH-Thc Rev. L. SCANpREirTT
TDWhRDES Chaplain ~ the Forces, Halifax y. 81 wiz
preach at morning service sunday January L. heur'
10 80.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

THE SECOND COMING OF CHRIST AT HAND
W, live those DAYS wherein the Lord VIII gather hn
Israel both jew and Christian churches that thss
snrt soul body be- preserved blameiess 10 enter
into fr eternal sermon Will be held toIth on ue,t
nboNc subject the Christian siaelites church. NO uS
I,st this evening at 80 seats free strangers
kindly invited
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

ELEVENTH STREET. UNIVERsALIsT CHURCH,
near Gth.ave-Rcv. L. {. BOLLES j. D.. Pastor, VIII
preach at a. m. and : - ,. m Morning. S,,njeS,;
. Time and Etcu.ity." Address by Ms. lNEkMOhE
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

FIRST SOCIETY or SPIRITUALISTS Adepht
Hall 5ei.st INTERCHANGEABLE j. +. BRIGHAM. IL
a. m. and - y. M Experiences and phenomena Dr.
JTNCKS will heal the sick without charge at % D. m.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
Nervous and Dyspeptic sufferers Find
Postoaice Notice.
shoud be read tay by nl sted, as changes mar

sure relief IN Cartcrs Llttle Liver Pllls. 2j cts.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, West s6th.sts
and IOfhaVr Rev. ANSON =. ArrERBuRY, PASTOR
Rev RUFUS : GREEN, d. D., OF Buffalo, viii preach
at / a. M and - p
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

Suppose the Colombian Government has been making
illegal seizures Of American vessels, although that
point will undoubtedly be wisely decided at washing
ton. But suppose that 1t becomes evident that the
seizure, have been uuwaTanted. Then the United
states might be placed in the position Oh the man WHO %
striking olt with hi, full arm hits nothing but the
air And thi, !, not only Disappointing but often eA
trcmey surprising.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 42d.st;, between
9Th and 9th aves.-The Pastor, Rev. JOHN X PAAION'
u. D.. will preach to-day at IL a. m and $40 p. m
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

FRIENDS MEETING HOUSE. No. IA Fast 2Oth-sty
neor 3daXcNltting worship. First Day. morning IL
,ciock. Fourth Dav morning, 10 80 o'clock All cor
daily invited.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

IIIIHtI1
\ Montana man who is dfsgusted with the action OF
the Democrats in the big young state, gives new
version Of the dog in the manger' story They the
Democrats. he says, hungry enough; but wouh
rather st1rvc than not dcvOur the whole. althougt
the Rcpublcan, are abundantly provided Tor ana
willing that every one else should have fair ana
sati,factOrY portion.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

II the Bonaparte family could only have walteo
cehtv.two wears. now. when spain seems likely to
run short Of Kings would be their time for setting
The spanish succession 10 their liking. In 1Soo the
opportunity was green; now IT'S ripe, there Is no
NAPOLEON The fine old trade Of RoyaiSt" IS waning
like another. is it notl Cards breaking against
them" as the vulgar say.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-12-27
Qnic-. Pipe Lays :.

Us SAMPLE of how our people Go
work, we give the following illustra
ton:
The Superior Water, Light and
Power company have been engaged fer
several months i'll the work of cXtea-
ding the 24-inch intake pipe 10 Lake
Superior for water The entire dis
tance from the pump station to the
crib, which rests in forty feet of water
in Lake superior is SO feet, and 1850
feet outside of Minnesota Point. The
entire 1850 feet If lake pipe were
jointed above the surface of the water
ana hung suspended in spaced Sings.
The object was t. cut the sings and
ALLOW the entire section o. more thai:
half mile to drop into the water.
1t was not intended to attempt the
feat for several days yet. out the ap
proach of a northeaster fastened
matters. The job was done hurridly,
but with distinguished success. When
everything was in readiness the signal
was given and several of the lssliings
were cut simultaneously. The great
black tube 10000 tons weight, instant
" broke away evenly and dropped
:qu,r2ly into position at the bottom OF
the lake
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-12-27
Notice OF Hearing.
TATE or WISCONSIN, }

TATE or W1SCONSlN,1
IN County Court
DoUGI.AS COUNTY.
In the matter of determining the descent of Ger
tain lands in Douglas county. Wisconsin 10 the
heirs al Law of J. c. Tul!>, lulc OF Cincinnati.
Ohio, deceased
Notice Is hereby gis en- that al Il special term of
this court held on the 9TH day OF December. ISgi,
the petition of Herbert K. Spencer grantee of all
hcils at law Of said ,lcCcGcnt, was Iilcd in this
court praying for Il Judgment determining the
descent Oh certain lautis III Douglas county Is
c,li>n To America 1ullis widow and ncorgiil
BcuiIouSc nee Tullis !, daughter, all the lcliS at
law of J. &. Tulli~, deceased.
I hat, pursuant IL AN order made herein at II
spc i'll term Of this court, held IN the 9Th day Of
i,,.ccmbcr, 1870 the said petition Will he heard
ii. Il special term of this court To be he id OH the
- day of january, 1881. at 10 O'Clock III the
forenoon OF that day, III the Office OF the county
Judge ut the court house III the ely OF superior,
Douglas county, Wisconsin.
That The land III respect To which the descent
is sought To be determined. and by the judg-
inent established, are situate in Douglas county,
Lots !. ,, ), H. ), 6, 4 in block nine l?I, on
u ,.,'c st 81 -. :, 3. T. :. G. III block eleven
[II on Cherry street: Iots /, :, =, !. '. Is, :. IN
block twelve ti2 on Cherry street lots :, =. Ia
block six I6l Poplar street: lots |, g. !, >, g. T. in
block ten Iinl Oh Ash street.; lot, /, > ); j. i, .,
block six III on Elm street: lois ,. ), t. ,, t. s.
., 10, II -. Il. II, Ill block "nv Il Boston Pier:
lots !, > 3 L. ;, t. s. ,, 20, II. y " H. liz block
H. l., Is; II, block two u on Water street: lof,
>, block four f. I.onlon Pie: lots L. = , D. i, :.
block one Cherry street. lots ), :? TO- II, l.. -.
II, block three ~; !"s l. >. 3, I, 90, :, III block
four all on Cherry street: lots l. =. = |. =. o.
in block fpuT on Maple street: lots x .. 10. II.
T.. Il, II. in block six III Maple street; all i'll
Mckcn:y,> a'tdi TON to Superior! according TO t-e
recorded pat thereof.
l'alcd aih day OF December, 1870
,,10'3 u. Z. ROBERTS ,unty Judge
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-12-27
Taxes Paid and Rents Collected for Non
Residents. Correspondence Solicited.
Tower Ave, Next to P O., Court House,
w. Sunerior Wis. Superior Wisconsin
Mortgage Sale.

nEFAI-LT having been made III the payment
~ of the sum OF Three Hundred SIXty-onc
and SiNtv-twn hundredths Dollars eifl 81 which
Is claimed to he due ana Is due III Ike date OF
this rotict upon certain mortgage duly executed
and delivered by +. +. Ilenicim To Neil smith ;,nt,
Charles \. o ii are. airing date the 18th day Of
November. \. b. 1850. aud with power Of sale
therein contained duly recorded in the Office of
the register ot deeds i'll and for the county If
Euu-r.;tS and state of WISCONSIN. Gn the 18th day
OF December. \. y. 1882, ut three o'clock and
fifteen minutes y. m. aId recorded in volume J. OF
Mortgages, on page 100 anG 10 action or pro
c"c'lIn@ havln. been instituted AT law or o.hc:-
wise To recover the debt secured by SAID mort
gage any part thereof.
\pw. therefore. notice is hereby given that by
virtue of the power of sale contained III said
mortgage and pursuant To the statute in such
:.idc and provided the said mortgage VIII
lie fprco>cd By a sale of the premises described
AN. conveyed by said mortgage. VIZ
All the tracts. pieces or parcels OF land lying
and being in the county OF Douglas and state OF
Wisconsin. described as follows, to WIT; Lots
numbered Forty II and Forty Nv" III on West
Third street W sd 81 III the towi.sie OF Superior,
lnow forming par: o. the city Of -up ii " ac:od.
ing to the ordcd la of said townSItc on I'll" II
the office of the rcgS'cr OF deeds and for SAID
coan." u Douglas With the api.urtcuanccS which
SAFE will be made ny the sheriff Of said Douglas
the city of superior in said comfy and state, on
the 2d day Of February \. p. lo9i at ! 4. m. OF
that day mt public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash. t. pay said debt and utcrcs. and taxes,
iE:;ny Oh said premises auti Que hundred dollars
attorneys fees u stipulated III and by said mort
gage III ease of frccosure. and TIE ,:i.bursc
merits allowed by !uw subject I" rclonnl g;
any time within one yea: from II" d;tlc 81 sale,
as provided ty law.
Dated December 18th, 4. l.. 1850.
NEIL. SMITH.
CHARLES y. G'UA!;E,
MoriguG.c.
ISAAC loss. Attorney for M'rigig"cS.
=" West fii!!I stree, superior, Mise n>in.
dl:-1 1913 lnl72 Il
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-12-27
NGtscc cf Hearing.

STATE OF WIScJESiN, !, Comfy Court
Douglas County.
In the matter of determining. the descent uc Ger
tain lands II Douglas equity. Wisconsin. Ia the
heirs ct law OF Enwu How rate If Los Angeles,
California deceased
Notice is hereby given that a. special tenn o
this court held on the !Ii day of December $50.
the petition 81 thincssi H. ii w. her at law II
SAID /. Z Len, iii III tlls Ut PRAYING
Judgment dc crmlnnL the descent ct certain
lands in p,Iig,iis comfy, Wisconsin to her. Iii"
sClc heir at Ian OF Edn in How deceased.
That pursuant 10 an utlcr made herein AZ II
special term of this cnurt held the 9Th day II
Drcru her l>gr the said petition will bc heard
at IL special term OF this ro;lrt t. be held the
nth day of January, 1871. at ~ O'Clock i'll the
forenoon OF that day. i'll the office III the county
Judge. at the court house iii the city of Superior.
Douglas county, Wisconsin.
That the lands i'll res 'cct To which the descent
is sought 10 b. determined al by Judgment e>
tabli>iv,l. are situated i'll Douglas county Ni5con
sin. and ic>crib ii as fioW.
Blocks one Il ]. TWO y tire, Isl fur al. on
Bniiai" Per; books on" two t2. three ~ on
Chicago Pier blocks two :. an four on New
York Pier: b orkS two III and tour 4 On Cedar
street; blocks five I'll AMI nine o.. on Cherry
street: blocks one six III. seven !. ten llOl
twelve III on Maple street block two -, three
III seven = |, eight eleven M Ola" Asa street.
books -four eight Isl. twelve RI OH the north
side Of Poplar street, ami blocks one three 81
UT A. fVc on the south side of Poplar street,
all in Mckcn Us addition To superior, accord
ing 10 the recorded plat III" cpf.
Dated this 9TH DAY oi December. 1870.