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Imprisoned FOR "A Crime OF which He Hays
He IL Innocent.

HARTFORD, May Ia-Edn Case Of CRANKY has Jus,
been released from state prison to which he had been
sentenced 10y Judge Torrance in the superior Court in
this city for horse stealing nearly three years aga lie
has served out his less time deducted for good
behavior lie will make hiH object 10 prove that
he If innocent Of the for which he has suffered
Ills story haB all the semblench OF ruth. ON
the afternoon OF June II. 1857. Mr. Gillette a Win,
sisd VerymAn, lost horse Ase was arrested for tie
theft the following Sunday several WitnssSes
that they saw him man closely resembling him m
Winsted on tho day Of tue theft and two men swore
they him driving on with the horse After had
been in prison afsw months; Charles NI.lians was
arrested for horse stealing and confessed tina. had
The horse tor witch Case hsd been arrs.ted lie
also gave information which led TO the recovery Of tho
animal but he subsequently took back lis confessiou
and hAid he bOught The horse from Case
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20
ROTTEN FINANCIERING.
METHODS Used TO WRECK THO
PHJLADELPBIA CONCERNS
Omcsrs or the Bank or America and tho
American Lite Loan 925O,0OO on Worth.
les. Hnper-H u mn RI able RnxelntInna.

omcsrs or the Bank Of America and tho
American Lite Loan S25O,0OO on Worth.
less FAPer-RemArEabIo Revelations.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1a.-The Inquirer savs
that the revelations OF Assignee Smith OF tho
Bank OF America and Examiner Tompkins OF
the American Life Insurance Company came
o Gether to-day from the Court OF Common
Pleas in this city and from the Insurance Com
mssioners office at Harrisburg. Tho sus-
pictons OF the creditors Of both these deber-
Htey wrecked institutions we're fully realized.
We'll, they are Just as rotten MS ] expected"
was the common remark. They are as rotten
as anything could I've.
A glance over the list Of worthless securities
shows the large played 10y the American
Financial Association in the ruin OF both the
bank and insurance company. The stock OF
this association held as security for notes by
the bank aud insurance company is utterly
worthless. The notes Oh which these hundreds
OF thousands were paid we're according 10 the
report Of the assignee. drawn by men who had
no capital to invest, ana were in the employ OF
the Nl2cfarlane- PicifIer syndicate.
X: d. EnbankS got Si23.00o IRON the bank
here from Wilmington ami il now a resident OF
in the bank. George ". Boileau owes the
bank 1852 500 on notes and ti.ts?.9l interest
Of the PhiiSdelphia Finance conn any. and
borrowed on the strength OF 800 shares OF
tne American flDhnce Association.
II. T.. 1erkeS owes the bank over $4,000
and several thousands oil interest on notes So
cured by the same American Financial Stock.
lerkes was an agent Of tho syndicate in some
nf its transactions. and helped start the sea
Isle City. Bank. which collapsed with tho rest.
Charles l. Work, the son Of GeoHe i. Work.
owes the bank $500, secured by ninety nine
shares Of his defunct Fidelity safe Deposit
Company Of Camden.
These four men owe the hank s25O.O00. or
rather they represent the MacFnrlane- Work
lfeifer syndicate. which owes that amount.
Whethrr the loans haNe long been in their
names or were changed recently by an en-
change OF notes is II question for the stock
holders to determine.
Looking Mt the wreck OF the American Life.
the figures point tho same direction. The
American Life held as collection. 2.j66 shares
ot the Bank OF America stock and 1850 shares
OF the American Financial Association stock:
the money OF both tho hank and the Insurance
company having gone into the Financial Asso-
citation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20
.sults Aralnst Ming Owners.

W1LEsBARRE, May l9.-Robert Watchorn,
Secretary and Treasurer OF the United Mine
Workers OF America. arrived here to-day The
long number of accidents in the Wyoming coal
fields OF late has attracted the attention OF the
organization. and they have determined, IL
possible to put an end TO the wholesale
sslauRhter in the. mines. Through Mr.
Matchorn eight suits Tor damages for loss OF
ham cases against the ehigh ami Wilkes
barre Coal Company: and counsel was In
struced tonight to bring criminal action at
once against the general and assistant super
indenis and bosses al the various mines for
mansl4ughter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20
Another Immigrant Girl Missing.

Mary Flt7simmonS % years old, ANserags passenger
on the steamer CITY OF New York, which arrived last
wsdnesisy had been instructed TO meet her second
cousin George Graham Of 2ts Henry street upon her
arrival thus port Graham called al tho Barge Office
La, Thursday and Friday and could md no trace Of IN.
Rlr The passenger INST Included her name bur tI,e
answer to all inquiries was that the girl lad PISSED
through the otlce and her destination marked as
sew Nurk city Tho OnCiAls Of the barge Onice said
yestsrGay mat man who gave Mr. rraham's name
ana address had called tor her and the went Away
togetne MIR Graham raid last evening thai the RlrI
wouldn't be able TO recognize hun rs they had NOT met
since Mary WAS baby
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20
HE KILLED PETER MURPHY.
Antonio MonronI on Trial In brooklyn for
Granddaughter.

ManslRuGhter.
Antonio Mongoni. young barber. OF GA
Third avenue. Brooklyn, was on trial In the
Court OF Sessions, Brooklyn. yesterday on q
charge OF manslauRhter in the first degree.
According to the evidence Of the prosecution.
Peter Murphy went TO MongoniIs place on the
afternoon OF the occurrence TO wait while
friend was being shaved. MonEoni ordered
Murphy out OF ihc shop. anu when be would
WranGle and the harher picked up pair of
shears n.rsoL ana chased Murphy away; Shortly
hight II out on the sidewalk. The Italian ac-
ceRted ne Invitation and Murphy was NOR
iaiy stabbed Tho court adjourned yesterday
on the witness stand. . Murphy called me
names he testified, and when reached the
man. had the shears in my hand. but did
not mean 10 stab him, and l did not know !
had stabbed him uuntil some time Atterwarl."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20
Mrs. Terry sues for Her Allowance.

Hetty Il. and Arthur Terry were married IN 1870 and
In 1877 the husband began suit for absolute divorce
Ills principal witness left the country and ho any
ous TO drop the SUIT but his wife who hal instituted
suit for limited divorce the ground OF cruelty re-
fused 10 STOP proceedings ess he guaranteed her
weekly sIioMAnce An agreement was entered into en-
ainI. - 80, 10y ShieR no was 70 PAY tet week
to kttnb house nov. The allowance was paid until
Jan ID asst. and there Is NON due s'l Tor witch Gui
penihI IN tie cay Court Terry alleges that his Wiis
has NOT KEPT The agreement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20

PLYMOUTH n. H., May l0-MeIl J. Emery Of
Wentworth. was murdered in that place to-
night by w. G. Shaw. The men met near the
railroad track. and without any words Shaw
attacked Emery, knocking him down and
lease. Emery's body was irightfully mutilated.
shaw fled but WAS pursued and captured by
two men who had Witnessed the murder He
would give no explanation Of his crime. and il
Is believed by the townstolk that there is an
int estlng story behind 1t. Emery. was
Wentworth. Shaw WAS hut little known in tile
town having heen recently employed 10 work
ON tho railroad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20
A Now Tribe OF Dwarr-.

BERLIN. May l9.-Capt. Kund has discovered
that In the dense forests forming part Of the
Germany colony OF CAMERON live a tribe OF
dwaris hitherto unknown. who lead nomad
lives. wandering all over the forests. through
which they make their way with surprising
rHpldity and skill. They call themselves the
BodIae!i. and are hunters OF the elephant,
which they kill with lances. Around them livs
tribes OF ordinary stature These little people
live about 200 mi as north OF the dwarfs whom
Du Chaillu discovered years ago. They are
very primitive race and merit thorough study.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20
The Wreck of the cry of AIexauar,,

Commodore W H. j. Hughes OF tho Ward line OF
steamships arrived Yesterday on the steamship orzaba
from Havana lie attributes the running ashore OF tho
City of Alexandra the Florida reefs 10 the scarcity
of lighthouses The steamship hauled on nv
wreckers on sunday ami reached Havana vestSrlay
sho will be brought W TO SOW York aud docket when
The oxtenI Of the damage will he found out ' '"
The OrsabR ALEC brought apt Jenkins and Chief En-
gnerr Hell Of tho Hrtsh steamship klgiushiro winch
was wrecked on era trul an April2I.
A. the OriEAba was under the bridge on her wAv I'm
the East RIVER dock In NalAbGu Bay the gtronV ii ~
running cut carried her TOO near the New York shore
A part The mRintopmAEt WAS carried AWAY l,y con
tao; with the bridge glrders and the line nag iel on
In RIG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20
Where Y..tsraa,,. Frre. Were.

A. M.-I21o, 7aI Sixth avenue o. HAIorAnS nat
damage l5l
P M-4al $50 Stanton street nombsrry Pals
apartments damage 81; 20 80 Eleventh avenue
Dunbar Box aud Lumber Company, damage 50 IOo.
~ 100 Mest ssNcniesuth street Alfred JEceuin a
apartments damage slight u 90 222 East seventy.
silth ttreei, dwell ug damage $40 ga FAft Eighty
NTH street Louis Less apartments, damage S..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20
Jnpnn,s New Cabinet.

YOKOHAMA. May ia new Cabinet has been
formed as follows: Count Saigo Tsukumichi.
Minister OF Home Affairs; Gen. loshikawa
Akimasa, Minister OF Education: Admiral
kubRyama Sakenore. Minister OF Marine;
Count Mutsn. Minister Of Husbandry: Gen.
Masayoshi. Minister OF Finance. and Count
ShoJiro Minister OF Communications,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20
SINGULAR CAUSE FOR SUICIDE.
Old Mrs. Ellis Was Not Permitted to he
RHrmnId Any Longer

Tho barkeeper OF the hotel at Port Dram.
Morris county. \. J..until lately was Mrs. Ellis.
motEer-in-law OF tho proprietor. Mr.. Charles
Matthews Mrs. Ellis was 81 years old, but
she was lively and clear headed. and took vast
comfort In the knowledge that she was still
useful and the oldest harmaid in the world.
Recently Mr.. Matthews thought he needed a
man 10 wait on his Gus omers and the old lady
wac told that she might pass her days in pence
and rest.
She brooded so over the deposition that she
became i'll. Yesterday morning when a mes
senGer was sent TO call her fer breakfast She
found her night cap coating in tho canal. and
near tho spot her body was recovered. She had
gone out in her night dl ess and committed
suicide; A year ago she made a trip to Eng
land. visited among friends month. and re-
turned without mishap.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20
Boys Arrested for Pitching Pennies on
sunday

MFRrnEN Conn, NAY Nv. T.. BenhAm President Of
the local GA. complained to the police ysEtsr.
dav that two boys we're pltchng pennies on Church
street They accordingly arrested under the Bue
laws section iba and this morning each boy hnsd
~ and costs The boys were John Mccormack and
Walter smith aged ~. They had simply snapped a
nickel TO see which should BLACK The Sth.f shoes The
only - M BenhAm WAS the only NitpsSa He took
hil Htnsba SsG making The cost 30 much more for the
boyG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20
MEMS or TIE RIILHO.iLS
Freight Rates Between CbIcnao and Mis-.
sissippt River Points Restored

~'"NI"hI KINe" F"IhI~ Hc-tored.
All the Eastern agents Of tie Western roads
-, 80, - 80 va - "'7'e'n Io""S
claimed that freight rates wore re.tored yes-
terday to the old basis between Chicago and
Missouri River nojn,s nrcor,Ii,,,, t,,r ,,raa-
-, -, i '0',''' ~ "'''' - "u "Etee
ment entered INTO bN IN" Presidents about two
weeks ago. They al, received toiesrams from
is m oxnn,,in. VI "'''N'' '''e ''''0"4pH
10 an eN"uiP'e
Your instructions maintain rates absolutely no
matter what tho other roa!sm,y, Tho rr.siIsr,.,
r.,outlons ar. Il, h, 40
- NV ~ ~ VA ecu 0"' "'so'u'e! W '"e 'F"'no
managers
This relates TO rates TO tho Missouri Rirar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20
HousesmIths Agree to Arbltra,e.

Its probable that tho difficulties between the House.
smiths Union and the employers will he settled WIN.
out recourse TO strike. Patrick C. Mcclure, Howard
Murray and William layss of the Housesmiths Ur,n
committee OF employers yesterday consisting Of
j NJ Cornell VIM Nc, ora. aud John cooper In the Of
fees Of i r. j. NJ Cornell, l+l centre street and
agreed TO submit tho wage schedule 10 committee
composed Of three snbeTs VI the union similar
number Of employers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20
s.au..'. Orchestra Ia Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. May 1A.-The first rerform-
ance OF Edward StrGssS Imperial Court Or
chestra. ut the Academy Of Muse tonight
was decided success. Tho house was
crowded with an enthusiastic audience. and
mPny encoTeS were drmund" and glron. At
the close Of the " lieAUtItul b.uo lanuhe tho
applause WAS heHriv ami lr.s continued. and
"bTavo- were heard fr..u all over the house.
This was probably the best received number
on the prOsraLmo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20
Los, Her Husband In New Haven,

NEW HsvrN MAY ia woman giving her name as
Mrs Brown and her residence as New York called at
tho Town Agents ONCE this afternoon and asked for
Gsssian TO ray her fare back New Iork She cam.
from the metropolis OIL asst nights boa with her nus
band. When they parted this morning the husband
promised 10 meet her at certain po,nt in tie city al y
O'Clock lie failed 10 Keep HIS promise Tor sumo reason
unknown 10 Mrs Brown
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20
Hard Fighting In Dahomev.

PARIS. May 19.-The Temps publishes de-
spatch from Senegal saying that the French
have captured OnosebouGon, after conflicts
with the Dahomans. The forces Of the Daho.
mtans in the battle. which took place on April
%, numbered 800. All OF them we're killed.
The French loss was s killed and ~ wounded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20
To be TrIed COO KnIlne ,Ls GIrl Me Lo,ea.

Assistant District Attorney Bedford secured a jury
yesterday In the General Sessions try John Popoa
who says he grandson OF Admiral Popoh OF the Rus
sian navy upon an Indictment charging ropof with
murder In the hT9t degree In k!ing Marie PeriL osky
aged la, at l5a stanton street on Jan POpon WAS
mHdly In love with tho girl who had rejected his
OF marriage Tho trial VII. bsriu this morning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20
Forbidden to Help strlhers.

BERLIN. May 9.-The workmen In the State
factories at Spandau have been forbidden to
subscribe money for the benefit OF other WORK.
men who are on strike.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20

Oscar Paynter, William Benson. and Arthur
Hasey, all about eighteen years old OF Glen
Cove, J.. J.. went sailing in u canoe Sunday
afternoon When some distance from the shore
they began skylarkinR, and Paynter tell over
board. Tho canoe capsiIed while tho occu-
pants were trying TO get Paynter ont Of the
water. Paynter and Benson swan ashore hut
Halsey was drowned His body was not re-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20
Robb,ne Jews shops In Algeria.

ALaIERs. May ia riot was caused at
Guelma by Arabs pilaGinG Jews shops. The
troops were compelled to interfere in order TO
ore order. Several Arabs were killed.
There have b0-n violent earthquakes at
BelizRne and MostaGanem.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20
Company a. Eleventh Infantry, u. 4. A.
Goes West

Company OF the Eleventh Infantry I. s. A. which
has been At Governors Island during the change
in artery regiments here left for hort Niagara last
night on special car the New York GENITAL ,oad
Lne COMPANY numbers forty men. and IL under com
mAnd nf Capt SuimpN II came here from sac rti's
hAr0or Al Fort NIAGARA the command viii sIon fny
months rlne PRACTICE and viii then TSVAir 20 is quar-
tiers NJ SAcEeuS ilaTbOr. ~ '' f"~'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20

LONDON. May 1e.-The British st Gamer Dacca
from London on April so for brisbane. struck
the Daedalus Reef in the Red Sea on Friday
last and filed and sank. No lives were lost
The passengers and crew have arrived at Suez-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20
~" Kate and Daniel sun In Custody.

Kate Smith and Daniel wilson, the interesting young
couple who arrested at tho Grand Central stSuun
last saturday night because Rate fred two shots from
revolver At Daniel were ATTGiRned again before u0
.es Reilly A. he HortSiils Police Court ysSleTdIy,
4An0o bail 10 SnIWsf charge Of fSionouI IBSlut and
Daniel wa sent 70 tie House OF Detention for WtnOIISL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20

BhTlHoRE, Mar ls-Mr. and Mrs. Walter DAmrosch
the latter daughter OF James q. blaine, who were
married IN Washington on Saturday arc the guests of
MT and hrt Bmmonb blaine Mr. aud MTs BAnroSch
WI lthNe Baltimore on Wednesday for New York aud
will sail on Thursday for Liverpool
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20

PARIS. May 19.-The Boulaneists have de-
cided TO re"rRanize the party. chiefly with the
view OF keeping intact their group in the
Chamber OF Deputies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20
E1.KInG Milan Attaches In a Novel.

LONDON, May 2O.-A novel appearing In q
Belgrade newspaper, In which 4 ruthless at
tack is made upon ex-KinR Milan is attributed
to 0X-Queen Nathalie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20
MusIc Hall Mor,EnEe.

Tho Music Hall Company Of New York, Limited h.,
BsEouIted mortgage with the BoWsry BAy1nss HapL
for $4,000 fol thIse YslLI At ~ per o1hI, 10 nav ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20
Houorlne the Explorers.

LISBON. May 19-~A banquet was given here
this evening In honor OF the explorers. MAJOR
Sorpa Pinto, Col Andrada, and Capts Aordon
and Cardoso.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20
Stanley Wants a steamer on Victoria Lake.

LONDON May l0.-Henry NJ. Stanley suggests
that the committee OF the Emin expedition
apply the Stanley fund TO enuipping steamer
for service on the Victoria NyanZa Tor the BEN
eft OF the tribes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20

LONDON. May l9.-The Prince OF Wales will
visit Dublin privately as The guest OF Sir I'd
ward Guinness. and will attend the Bardoyle
races at Nhtsunside.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20
A Train FAILS Fly Feel.

WILMINGToS, Del, MGy ia freight engine
and seven cars loaded with calves. sheep.
strawberries and general merchandise plunged
through the bridge OF the Delaware Railroad
across the Delaware and Chesaneake Canal at
fell fully fifty feet and struck on two canal
boats which were sunk. The canal will be
bocfe for week, but the bridge was unin.
jured. No one was hurt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20

New wagner vegtlbuls Limited train to Detroit and
Chicago via New iOrk Central and MichiEsn Central
Railroads The Niagara Fails Route" Tor particulars
see timetable IN another column -Aap
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20

when Baby was sick, We gave her castoria,
When she was Child she cried for CaStoriA,
When sAs became hSI, She eIuHE " CASAS4a,
WASA - had CAnarSS. SAS gave tAsa oASasSiA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20
Commissioners to the world. Fair

san Francisco. MAY ~ Gov. Waterman has
Amounted NJ. H. 10 Young OF San francisco
missioner TO the Worlds Fair at ChirApo and
George IIa2eItVn and William NJ Bunker, al
teruateE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-20

The resignation Of J. F. Goddard Second
Vice President Of the Atchisor, 81 up"ka and
Santa II Railroad. was To-day formally ac.
ceptef by Pi esident liRnvcl. 10 tab" rfIert on
June ]. Mr.. Goddard has rlade no definite ar
rangements for the future. hut SAYS lie I...'nts
TO rest for a few months before resUmDI,- a. 0rE
anywhere His successor Is yet TO be chosen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-27
THE BL6rrER.
suPEBroR COURT

SUPERIOR coURr-LIcHTENBERG. J.
Eta w. Greeley VI William Grseley-Divorce;
trial pending
In the matter OF condemnation Of real estate
for laying out Water street-Order Of court 70
pay to Bank Of North Seattle - 100, paid by city
a. damages to Thorn - johnson.
NAY Brandt Va Howard 81. Brandt-Di-
vorce; default entered.
r c. Portray Va Patrick Keeyey ct sl-Con-
tinued until November -.
Adam n. Starr and Eiisa J. Starr, trustees of
Lewis NJ. Starr, deceased, Va william II.
Humphrey, executor-Decree: filed.
suPEKloR couRT-HuMRs, y.
Virgil B. Dpva.l Va n Gafnnkle- Malicious
prosecution; Jury disagreed and II discharged
from further confederation Of the case.
John Carpenter Va w. 4. Ritchie-Judgment;
fled
Charles Gardner Va John A. Frederick Ct al
Promissory note; jury trial; pending
State OF Warrington VI. Charles Frederick
Motion for settlement OF state OF facts to be used
ON appeal: time for Argument set for Novsm-
ter ~
sUPKRIoR CoURr-sTaATroN. J.
Jacob Engbom W. Hans Ahrenstadt-Jrify
trial; verdict for defendant
J. eealaudeS N enoqualmie Mill Compauy--
Defsnlt: hled: judgment for $2sl.76.
Attorney Benjamin Thompson, Of the superior
court OF Portland. Ne. was admitted to practice.
PRoRArH couRr-osBoRN. J.
Estate Of George W. Houk-Hesring ON sale Of
real estate; order refusing to confirm; order for
another sale.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-27

pARTITI0N 6ALE-IN 1HH eUPERIOR
court Of King county, STATE az WoeLinrton.
Agclon =. 6harp. pla1uti6. " Maud SNYDER
Hoyie and Ray Runner, minofs, John " Chr
ehern James Leondnr SHARP and The On ran.
{ee Loan and Trust Company. { corpora ion.
QefenonntA No. ia
Under and by virtue OF judgment 81 rer.
ui10n aud decree Of sslo made 81 the atove
named court, IL the above entitled action or
tae ITO cay q Novemeoss 1870. the subecrit q,
a,ei ree. for that purpoee duly appointsd. vii
sell - pnoIic auction TO the hlehest bidder ~
we couftnoase door, in the city IT Seat le,
Aue t0untys eeaee Of Washinetou on Saturday
the 10Th dag Of December, 1900 ct the hour 81
~ Ocaock In the forenoon Of said DAY md be-
tween thae hour and the hour Of 6c.ock 4,
tio afternoon Of sa1d day, the said reaI estafa
olfscaed By said INDIGNANT 70 b sold, aud there
IA oe9c1bod ~ folIows tO-Wft: The north west
quarter Of section thtrty-two, in township
tweuey-dve north. OF range I'VE east Of william.
ette meridian. situate, lying and being in King
countys stale Of Waahington. and containins
S s hundred and sixty acrss q land. moro q
That win ofsr said land above described for
s4ls N legal goyq4nment subdivisi No sepa-
yaseiy o. togeth= I, . shall deem most ID
The terms Of the said sale ars cash. ON -tsntn
70 be paid At date Of sale and the balance on
condfmation there
Dased eeat*le, Knx county. state Of washing
ton, November 10 1850.
OVID 4. BYERs, Referee.
nsny = :; ioomis and Roger q Greene. Atsor-
Date q Art publicasion November -. 1870.