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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

NOTICE ~ uInLnY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pufsuAnre OF an order OF the Probate
Court VI the county Of salt lnlc. Utah Irfii.
iory. made on tie iath dAy oi May, \ u, I'm,
In Tho matter of the ostatg Of BENJAMIN A.
iiownlls deceased the nndcfnTned will sell
Al rnNAIn sALI, By sealed llds m writing, 10
tho highest bidder FOR cash, Roid coin Ut The
uniud States, ami Auhiert 10 confirmation hy
said iiobaic Court, on ne 3lth dny OF March,
1921, ~ " O'Clock NJ ~ the law once OF l.eh'
Afdd a Nnyie, Consiituti0n nuilnlng, Main ~.
ely Aud rpuriy of salt late, lutriiory of Utah
all the iirhi, title, interest aud csiaic OF the
etid HoniAnln y iioNels, deceased, at
tho time of hia death or IN which hs -,
iats has acquired any interest since his
death, either by operation of Law or
Otherwise and all the right, title aud inierc.t
To VIII An undivided oneninth l,pl M
t.rest IN al that certain piece or parcel
o. land situate M the CITY. aud county
iiculariy Described q, follows, 10 .witi Com
meneing M n point ten ll0l rods north of
the southwest corner OF hlurA forty snine flpl,
anti running thence cast ten 40 rods. thence
no'ih eighty l,ol feet, thence wet ion (iOl
10 >, thence south eighty 80 feet TO the place
~ heglnning, together with right II way over
lhe lol owing described land, 10 wit Con-.
mcneing ntu tt) rods east aud fOrty.lye flsl
feet touih Of tnr noithwesl co. ner ct loi four
N,bloek ioriY nine go Aforesaid aud runntnr
ihrnet north ten flDl feet, thence wet i've f5l
fsul, thence south ten il0l feet. tlenre east i've
lal fons. Nith continuation Of RAID rght OF
way south 10 the land described albye, ami
tituaie, hing end being In the city and
rounty 81 salt Like, Territory " Utah, Terms
ana conditions Of salo--eafh gold CON ~ The
United stHtes, 10 per cent OF purchase price 10
10 pAid on the day NJ sale, and the balance on
confirmation by said Probate Conu Al lid. 10
70 ~ Nritingt sealed and delivered Ia sand \. IL.
MOylr, on or before the hour NJ safe
THOMAS n. iiowLLLs,
Dated this It'll dag OF March. isgl. INV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27
LEGAL NOTICE.


NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
n Inman a. Ensign and samuel earn, al
WlnistIntors Of the estate Of Daniel Corn,
MD In aid Courl. their hnal account 81
her administration II said estate and
retition Tor final distribution q the resi-.
one OF said estate hmans me pctsona
DAY ~ Anil a. ~. tf1l. At 10 O'Clock o. NJ,
ii The Court lioom q saii Court, " The County
Cont lionse salt Lake Guy anh COUNTY, ltsh
fsrrliory ,hss iecn duly appointed hf the Judge
n anid fouri Tor the aetils M nc fnid account
aud henfinr sid yciitioe for ~ intuition, ~
whfh time aud ace any pcuon interested VA
saii stale may atpehr amt show cause, " any
thsrc te. WHY AID account shuuid not be-
settled ana approved aud hnal distribution
made a. prayed ior
''''' OF. AIIEN.
fiw CLERK Of The Probate rouri
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27

Al the New York poultry show there
wero a,5,O cntries, with over 1900 fowls.
About every cosc,ivablo breed was
shown. There was an astonishing dis.
play Of Ihnhrias and Cochins. The
bun Cochin Ia having boom among
fsnciers. White blue and black Lang
shans were shown. The blacl; Is the
standard biri. The Langshan IL we'll
liked for It's excellent record rs u winter
layer Plymouth Rocks made great
showing, while n few pens Of the old
American Domniques were not forgot
ten. The black and golden Wyandottes
were we'll shown; tho silycrs and whites
were out In full force; the Indian games
attracted much attention. Other breeds
exhibited are black Javas, Jersey blues,
black Spanish. blue Andalusians, black
and white Minorcas, golden, silver, white
crested black. buif, laced aud bearded
Polish, golden. silver, black and white
Hamburg. silver gray, colored and white
Dorhngs, red caps, Creyecmurs, iIou-
dams, la Fleches, games OF every con-
ceivable color. Phenix, fiiszled, ermin-
cite, silkies, beau monde, aud bantalns,
NJ well IA ducks, geese aud ostriches.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27

plninuns,
" lisurh' Js,Sei Murdocf, Coapef hndsr'
ton and Edwaff !. 1fchvith,
Defendants.
The People Of the Territory Of Ui,h send
rrrsiinEi
10 Geofge J.. Yeadon iIcnriciia Ic4d,n. stew 3.
art 4. nAugh. James Murdoch, Cooper "A.
derson aud Edward J. irenHiih Defend
anti
Nvou ARR HEREBY REQUIRED tn ~.
pear ~ an Aciun ttuuEiS araiust ynu by
the ahnys named pialniih IN TIE uisirict CouTt
OF the ihlrd Iusieial lisuiri Of ihs isuiary
of Utah, and 10 answer the complaint nicd
therein within ten days tcNrlutiyc IT The aay
OF ferNttrl amer tho service on YOU 81 this
srmmons--n served within lhis rnuniyi Or, u
served out 81 this county. but 10 ihls distinct
within twenty days; otherwise within forty
DAYS or Judgment hy q, fault will be taken
aghin!i you, according 10 ne prayer Of said
HE sd acton /, brought to recover tho
sun of 500 with interest thereon Of pet cent
per nnnum nom July Is. lspo. aud the sum Of
non June :, islO' aud ton per cent Of The
amount found Que a. attorneys Zee. and rosis
o. ths suli aud for spch other or further re-
liet IN the premises No 70 this court may seem
meet and equitable. And a further. decree Of
this cuuu Tor the foreclosure and sale ct part
Ut lot IN block l.. plHt rs" ale tase CITY
,ufycy. c.mmencinH At point rods south
thence east rode thence south p. rods
thence west rods theucc north g. To the
place Of beginning, under tu0fiEaEr made
sxeruinrand delivered by the said defendants
10 the said plHiniif sepitmhrr ath. ls.l, " -.
tufv payment 81 pioniisofy notrs Tor tstncJ
each and even date aud PAYABLE one year sitter
date with interest nom liatc until paid thnt no
pait OF cther 81 sHid prDmisary notes has been
paid except Interest on mo INST one down 10
July 10. ifO, anu tile intei ct Oh the second one
down 10 June 8, ifui which Raid mnttraFe
provided Tor ~ attorneys tce ~ hisfrsaid
THAT the fAih defends nis aud all 9th rpgfsans
claiming said prcmifus subsequent 10 snld
piaintin's mortgage may be barred and lore.
closed under ard siie, And that the proesods
Of said sale be applied 10 The payment OF tho
amount due the plainiin alter paying all costs
and e. cnfcs and Attorney fce anh that the
lAinuf may have iudrmcnt for any dffiiulcncy
whir b may remain after ApnlYiug ~ Inc pfo,
ecrds 81 sad sale against The said attendants
ocoi go y. iesfon ana henrietta lcadon.
And you are hereby nn.lnod that u you fail
n appear Hnd answer the saii complaint a.
shove required, the said pli intif will apply 10
the court for The relief demanded therein,
Wines the Hon. Charles o, zane, JudFc, aud
the seal OF the District tuurt oi the 1hiri
Judlcial lhtrct, IN aud Ter the rcrritor, Of
Utah THE itth day 81 FEBRUARY, ~ the
year q uur Lord one thousand ,ight IRA.
died and uineiysonc.
nENhr q. MCMILLAN,
Bf Gro. n. LOOMS,
DtputY tlefE.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


NroTtcr j. utNTnN ctNrS. THAT
~ Mafsaftt WILSON. ndirinisitaifiNu ihocts
tate 81 Jahn lisani dtteasrt, ne rendered
tor settlement. and tiled ~ said court, hrf hnal
account u her hhmini.traiion Of sid estate
ana petition tor mel dlsiiiluiion u thsre-idue
~ faid estate amurg the pfftora cn'iiird
thereto, aud that NcdnetdsJ, the ~ day Of
Npti \. u. tsqi, ~ ~ O'Clock a. ~. ~ The
tnuu I.u0fr II said court. In the Couniy touri
House. rait t.ake Guy and county. iiah
Tsffitofy. tas been duly appointed hy the
iDdFo ~ faid court, for the settlement Of said
ierount ana hearing rail pctilinn Tor disiribu.
ton, at whith time and place AnY person inter.
ested In said eftate may HrUtar aud show
cause. IL an there hc,vhy said aeruunt should
not he settled aud approved and nnal dittri1u.
ton madc o. prayed tcf.
dated Narchs, isyi.
q. A.. ALLEN,
uitft u the Probate Court.
uv,f STANTON nfuufy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27

Mary Ann woolley. Defendant
Tho People OF the Territory OF Utah send
10 Mary Ann wooIl.y. p.fcndan
Won AhL iikllkbf Ik1uIhkD 10
l. appear IN an action brought against you
ny tho above nnnea painful IN tho district
Court OF the thifd JudisiAl District Of the Ter
rito1 81 Utah, and 10 Antwrr the complaint
HE'D therein within ten days tcNclusNc OF
The day OF scrsiccl after the service on you
OF tins Autnmons-if served within this county ,
or " served Out Of this county, bat in this dis
uiel, within twenty dlys otherwise within
forty days-or judgment by default will le
sald complaint
The said Actonia brought TO have decree Of
lhis court dissolying the bonds OF mAlnmDny
between the pl,lnun and defendant granting
plainiif general relHi prayed ou the ground
That on OF about the lst day ~ bee. lsio, ths
defendant wiliully and wiihnut caasu deserted
aud abandoned The ilAinur. aud has ever
since - wiliully aud without cause drHcftsd
and abandoned him, and lived separate and
HpAft front him, without any sufficient cause ~
reason, AMI against his Will and without his
c0usent.
And you arc hereby NOTIFIED that " you fan
10 appear aud answer The said compliant ~
above required, the said plaintin WI Apply 10
the tourtior the reliut Dc nianf, Il thtfrin,
witness, The Hon. Charles =. "a q, Judge,
and the seal 81 the District ,.au u The
Third Judicial u strif I. IN and for tho Tern.
tory OF Utah. this VA day OF January, IN
nc year OF our Lord, one thousand eight
STALL iiENRY q. MCMILLAN, Clerk.
.t..... ~. 49, "'N'"'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27

Man In the Audience Ito his neigh.
bor) Who Is that at the planoi
Neighbor-lda Klein.
Inquirer Qnngrilyl Well, decline II
you want 10, you ungraolous cadl (sur.
prise OF auestloueo. Judge.
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deemed.
Notice NJ iinic nni place Tor hearing Of pel.
ton for ndmiiaion 20 probate ~ will.
IlunsrANr 10 AN ORDER or SAID
L tYnu IN sad matter, notice is hcrciy
sven ihtt Wedncsday. the nfat day u April
= ~ ISL ~ ten O'Clock q. boz. q the County
toutt iiousc. -alt Lave Guy, ttsh Territory,
~ TIE coufi room u fqid court, has nccu 40.
foinird the tins and place for the hrafing II
peuuOn 81 jacob d. Fate, ursylna for The
a1ni tHlnn 10 probate ut . certain dpcumua II
herewith presented. u'pottihs 10 be tho last
viii and - lamont 81 sait dereascd. whUn aud
When at pfrs ms interested may appear rnr
olinose the probate 81 slid Will, or the grant.
ing oi leuer. Of Administrations, with the wall
huucNtd, tpinrnl q Fate and Thomas tfCcn
who'd, ~ prayed Tor iu said peiiti0n.
IN witness whereof. hate frfruntp set my
hand ani ailNcd the stal u said Court, this
~ day Ut March. A. u, lsni.
lsEAIf q J.. ALLEN,
Clork Of the riobitc court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27

Notice Of time and place for the hearlnr Of
Iohnon Tor admission TO Probate OF wa.
tbtHstANr To An ORDER or SAID
Court 10 said matter, notice H. hrrcby
gwen, nat Monday. the eth day 81 NarUp,
a. u. III, NJ 10 O'Clock q. M. a. the tuuuty
Court House ~ salt Lake Ciiy. ttah Territory,
m the Court Room OF ahid Court, has been ~
pointed the time aud place Tor the hearing u
pctition Of John A. Hrpeshork pfayiug for the
ndmifsion 10 probate of certain document
MetcNith presented. purporiinF 10 be the lgsl
WIN and Testament ~ Almena iarr, deceased.
when ana where MI persons Interested may
aprear Ard @ pose toe probate of said VIII, nr
The rfAntnf Of letters tnstamentary ~ John
A. urotsbe /, ~ prayed for m SAID petition.
In witness whereof, nave hereuht1 sei MY
18th day Of March. A u. is'l.
isEAL.l q. v. ALLEN,
clerk o. the Probate Coat
ny g. v, STANTON. Deputy CLERK. d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27

~ n, District couf, IN and Tor ne Third
Jsdiciai District Of Ufah 7err4f0ry,
County Of Sch LAKE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27

Old heliotropc plaats should bc guard
ed against becoming pot bound. Strike
cuttings now to insure tine plants for
eolAAvs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27

"A laad Bay staiiions. registered lsii hand
high, conins four 1rAfs old, ucffrctiN SOUND.
lind al gentle. Would SCH GU tlnc 10 ~
uiori,ch. nounuiul, DAVIS County Utah, M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27

LorisA rnlrr. widow. rHANcff :. Dfln,
LtIIS \. FnArr, Iois ~. liuNf aud
AM l. fAAff, heirs OF tho late Al.
olson FRAT, decsHaei Defendants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27

In the District Court N aud for tue Third
Judicial nistriet of uinh TERRITORY,
County Of salt Lake,
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In the phiflet Court N. ard Tor The Third
Judicial District 81 ttah Territory,
County Of salt Lake.

The pcscrct savres nsnk. a Corporation,
rlninuhs,
George D.. Yeadon, Iienrietta Yeadnn, stewart
T. Iaurh, Jaiaci Murdoch, Cooper Nader.
ton and Tdwaff !. 1rchwith,
Defendants.
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HOUSE MOVIES AND RAlsrns,

ENCIusINE. PRACTICAL AND nrsPoN
~ aible hlufn movers m Utah, buildings
rallcd, turned aud moved any distance. Old
buildings bought, sold ami torn down Work
done m Hny part ~ the Territory. uTItcT III
and . sro q. Auefhach building T.. u. nox GA
UTAH HOUSE MOVING COMPANY,
CnAs. n, iinLps, ~ MEnHsY,
MANAGER Sec. and TrcaA.
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NOTICE.

rJ,uE sEMIANNuAL MEETING OF
the stockholders OF the icoplc.s
Equitable Co.opcrat,e Assoeiation WI
be held In the Hall over :. ". MhtAh
Co.'S Furniture store, salt Lake tiiy, at
sup.m.. ON Monday, March -. VI, 70
hear tho FINANCIAL Herod. and No
ansartiDn II such other husluets a.
may be brought hetorr the incetlnf.
jos. ANDERSON.
secretary.
salt Lake CITY. March 70, isgi.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
10 The matter OF Ias k,lalO OF Almena FaTr,

In the Probate Court IN And for salt Lab
County, Territory ~ Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27

IN the matter u the r.'aie Of Mary Pate.
drce1sci.
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Notice o. time and place for the hearInr Of
petition for admission 10 Probate OF WI.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27

nf ULO. Il. LOOMS,
Deputy tleTs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-09
The Alliance in Delaware.

HARRINGTON, Del, Sept. o. j. Fl.
Turner, secretary of the National Far
mers' Alliance, is here for the purpose
of forming q state Alliance for Della
ware. Kent and Sussex counties alone
are represented, New Castle county
having no lecal Alliances. There are
fourteen delegates present, and Mr..
Turner is the presiding officer. The Al
lance is not political organization
and cannot as body go into politics,
each member being free to vote for
those whom he considers the best men.
The Alliance is not, Mr.. Turner says, a
part of the Peoples party, but holds the
same relation to the new party as it
does to the old parties. Officers will be
elected and installed and cons titution
adpDte1
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-09

SAN Francisco, Sept. 9.-E. Jacobs, a
capitalist from the city of Mexico, and
who is interested with President Diaz in
mining ventures, is in the city. To
reporter Mr.. Jacobs said there is strong
talk in Mexican political circles that
President Diaz will recall Senior ROM
ero, the Mexican minister at Washing
ton, and that Romero will be appointed
minister of finance to succeed Manuel
Dublan, who recently died. Mr.. Jacobs
lister Dublan's death deficiency of
100000 was discovered in his accounts.
and that President Diaz brought suit
against his estate to recover the money,
The suit is still pending.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-09
RED MEN IN SESSION.
Their Forty-flfth Annual Gathering
at Cleveland.

at Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 9.-The Forty
fifth annual council of Improved Order
of Red Men began in this city yester-
day. Great chiefs and other represen-
tatives to the number of 125 are present.
The sessions, which are expected to con-
tinue until Friday, are being held in the
banquet hall of the Holtenden hotel.
Besides the Red Men present there are
a large number Of ladies who belong to
an auxiliary organization known as the
Order of Pocahontas.
Mayor Rose welcomed the Red Men
to Cleveland in formal address, and
presented to them the freedom of the
city. Past Great Incohonee Charles Fl.
Litchman, of Boston, responded in a
happy way and the business of the coun-
Gil began. There are to be two sessions
daily, the first lasting from 0 to IL, and
the second from to o'clock.
Among the prominent Red Men pres
ent are Great Incohonee Thomas K.
Donnelly, of Pennsylvania; Great Senior
Sycamore Thomas E. Peclsenpaugh, of
Ohio; Great Junior Sycamore A. H.
Patton, Of Massachusetts, and Great
Prophet Thomas j. Francis, of New
Jersey. Georgia, Alabama, California,
Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Mary
land, Illinois, Connecticut, Michigan,
Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri and other
states are represented by chieftains in
the council,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-09
THE HARRISBURG ASYLUM.
The Lunacy Committee Makes Pub.
lie the Result of It's Investigation.

The Lunacy Committee Makes Pub.
lie the Result of It's Investigation.
HARRISBURG, Sept. 8. - The lunacy
committee of the state board of chari.
ties yesterday made public full re-
port of its investigation of the alleged
abuses and mismanagement in the Har-
risburg State Lunatic hospital This is
the first public utterance by the COM
mittee on the matter, although it had
officially notified Governor Pattison that
the hospital had been grossly misman-
aged, and the patients cruelty treated
under the administration Of DR.. j. G..
Gerhard, the medical superintendent.
The recent recommendation of the COM
mittee to the board of trustees of the
hospital that it be placed under q new
and efficient management, was ignored
bybthat board.
The trustees instead made a secret in
vestigation, which ended in an an
nouncelnent that the hospital had not
been misInanaged nor had the patients
been cruelty treated, and in series of
resolutions Superintendent Gerhard,
who had handed in his resignation on
the plea of i'll health, was complimented
upon his excellent administration. On
Wednesday last the state board of char
tiles approved of the findings of its lun-
acy committee in the matter. Being
merely an advisory body and without
any executive powers, the lunacy COM
mittee was not able to dismiss Superin-
tendent Gerhard and the officers Of the
hospital who, in its judgment, were
guilty of violating the state laws relat-
ing to the conduct of institutions for the
care of the insane.
The present report of the committee
will be forwarded to Governor Pattison
Immediately. The committee expects
the governor to remove the board of
trustees of the hospital and appoint
new board after consideration of all
the facts in the case. The result of the
committees investigation when first an
nounced to Governor Pattison was ap-
proved by him, and the members of the
committee are confident that the COVER
nor will vindicate their entire course.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-09

ST. LOUIS, Sept, 9.-Mr. e. A. Lind
sey, secretary and manager of the
Printers Supply company, branch of
Barnhart Bros. & Spindler, upon being
shown a Chicago telegram relative to
the contamination of type founders
trust, backed by an English syndicate,
said: Just as expected, the old gen.
tleman wouldn't go into it. Ours was
the only foundry in the country that re-
fused to enter the agreement" Mr..
Carl Straubsteader, of the Central Type
foundry, said: "Yes. an effort has been
made to place the type foundries into
one corporation, but doubt if the
necessary capital could be raised"
William Bright, president of the st.
Louis Type foundry, said that his com
pany had been invited into the scheme.
He was pretty certain that the deal
would not go through as quickly as the
telegram stated it would, but 1t might
later in the season.
Ex-senator Platt's Wife Seriously Ill
Ex-U United States Senator I. c. Platt,
who Ia here to eattend the Republican
state conventions received telegram in
forming him 81 ths serious illness of his
wife in Ostend. Belrium
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-09

HARRISBURG, Sept 9.-Yesterday the
attorney general heard complaints pre-
ferred by numerous residents of this
city against the East Harrisburg Pas
senger Railway company for running
its cars on the Sabbath. The case is
quite an important one, as the people il
different places in this state intend to
prefer similar charges if the decision of
the attorney general in this case should
be against the company. The object is
to procure better observance of the
Sabbath day. The attorney general will
probably not make his decision known
until the latter part Of this week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-09

sHEEPsHEAD BAY. N. Y, Sept 0. First
race, Futurity course, about furlongs-S St
Charles, /; kingstock, 2; Tormetor, Q. Time,
LILO Is.
Second race, l mile-Bally Hoo. /; Santa
Anna, 2; Saunterer, g. Time, l.42 LIS
Third race, the Sheepshead stakes, Ia
miles-Pesarra, l; Port Chester, 2; La Tosca,
0. Time, 2.09 3-5.
Fourth race, l1'furlongs-L -Longford, L; Abb,
2; Kcnwood, 3. Time, 224 1-5.
Fifth race, the Flatbush stakes. furlongs-
Merry Monarch, l; st. Florian, 2; Basesford;
D. Time, l.29 3-5.
Sixth race, Futurity course-Harlem, I;
Laughing Water, 2; Schuylkill, 8. Time, LIE.
Seventh race, Ia miles, on the turt-Snow.
ball, /; Carroll, 2; Foxford, 3. Time, 2.l8.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-09

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9.-Judge Lor-
EMO Sawyer died here very suddenly.
The disease was capillary bronchitis,
from which he has been confined to his
bed for ten days. The immediate cause
of death was the formation of clot of
blood which coughing forced to vital
spot in his heart, causing almost in
stant death. The death of Judge Saw
yer leaves the northern district of Cali
fornia without any federal judge, the
late Judge Hoffman's place not yet hay
ing been filled. Judge Sawyer had long
passed the age permitting him to retire,
and for some time had contemplated
such action.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-09
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

One man was instantly killed and an
other fatally injured by blast at Scott
Georges quarry, at Barre, VT, yesterday
AT the close of business yesterday the
treasury department had extended s24,.
050,350 Az per cent. bonds and redeemed
s9,9S, $50.
At Syracuse, N. Y, Andrew Alting, a
German farmer, living five miles north OF
Clyde, was fatally stabbed by Charles
Shading, a neighbor.
At Richmond, Va, Bette Dawson and
Sissie Horn, two white women, were run
over and killed by an outgoing freight
train on the Peninsular division of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
james Cornwell, 90 years old, was killed
by engine No. 3l2, on the Cumberland and
Maurice River railroad, of Bridgeton, N. ].
Cornweli stepped from one road TO the
track of another and met his death. His
body was crushed