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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-12

ALBANY, March l2-The majority and
minority have agreed to q compromise and
business Is again in progress in the senate.
The rule about presiding as agreed upon
in the early hours of the morning author.
ICES the lieutenant governor to designate
any senator to preside for one session, pro
yided such designation be made while the
lieutenant governor is present ia Albany,
and it is to be revokable by the senate At
its pleasure.
There is nothing to prevent General
Jones from designating one president sen.
ator after another, day by day, provided
he remains ia Albany or comes within the
corporate limits Of the city to do the desig
mating.
The appointment Of Edward II. Drew
of Buffalo, as canal clerk was confirmed
by the senate
The finance committee reported Mr.
Chases new capitol bill appropriating 81
6eo,oQ cut down TO make ID appropriat,
but Sd0l ,dl5 The bill for the appropria
tion OF s4s4 900 for the state care OF insane
was passed.
Ia the assembly Mr.. Farquhars bill for
an air garden in New York city and tn,
anti-Pinkerton bill were passed
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BE- were FatalIy shot.

CATLETTsBURG, Ky, March l2.-While a
dance was in progress at Kilgore, Ky, o
free fight ensued among the men, who arr
all miners. Pistols were freely used and
the firing did not cease until the ammuni.
tion was exhausted During the melee tho
lights were extinguished, and the conflict
ragged furiously. When the smoke Of the
battle cleared away and lights had been
brought, six men lay on the floor fatally
wounded and several others seriously in
jured. The names Of those who are not
expected TO recover are Sherman Lucas.
Charles Bunting, sam Bunting, ANDY
Howell, JEFF Waugh and David Waugh
A dispute arose over the presence of q
young man, who was Objectionable 10 some
Of the party, and a shot fired by some one
struck Sherman Lucas, who dropped to the
floor The firing then became general, and
the women and children fed precipitately
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Not Absorbed ~ the central.

New YoRK, March IA published
statement that the New York Central had
absorbed the Rome Watertown and Og-
densburg railroad was shown to Mr. Webb,
third vice president Of the former com
pany He said that the statement vas alb
solutely untrue "The Central said Mr..
Webb, "has not absorbed the Rome, Water
town and Ogdensburg railroad, nor pur-
chased it. nor got control Of it. | am eoing
TO Watertown myself 60 night to purchase
$4,000 worth of real estate for the Cen
trails new road through there, the citizens
having put up $4,000 for a similar pur-
41pea -
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AL JoANsoM ENJoINEp.
A New Move in the Assoclation's FlgI
for the Cincinnati Club.

A New AEove In the Assoclatiunss Fight
for the Cincinnati Club.
ClEC1EEArr March IA temporary in
junction has been issued restraining Al
johnson from disposing Of the Cincinnati
Association baseball club. It WAS pro
cured by the American association and Is
another development in the baseball wa1
IN general aud the fight for the Cincinnati
club IN farticular The plaintiffs nre
Charles A. Prince john G. Haynes Aiahul
DiNyell and Julian b. Hart. ef Boston,
and George and J. Earl Wagner az phila-
delphia The defendants are AZ Johnson
and II. III Brunell Of Cleveland; John M.
Ward, Of Brooklyn Il. b. Talcoti 81 New
York: John E. Bruce, Of Cincinnati: A. g.
Spalding, Of Chicago, and j. Palmer
O'Neill, Of Pittsburg.
Plaintiffs say they, with Johnson. Brm
nell and Ward, formed corporation lust
October for the purpose OF succeeding the
League club OF Cincinnati and placing the
same in the Players National league
johnson, Brunell and Ward were ap.
pointed trustees for the benefit Of all
Plaintiffs say that the trustees are about
to or have entered Into a conspiracy for the
purpose Of diverting the purposes Of the
corporation and to injure and harm these
plaintiffs, and in prejudice to their inter
est have frauduleutly conspired to sell out
TO the National league
Hence the court is asked 20 appoint a re-
ceiver for all the effects of the tlub and
finally for a sale Of all it's effects and fran.
chises and an equitable division among all
the stockholders Of the proceeds in pro
portion TO their interests. Another prayer
is that the corporation owns the lease ia
the Western avenue grounds, and the cours
is asked TO restrain any attempt to use the
grounds for any purposes other thnn was
contemplated by the forming OF this cor
poration. Columbus viii open the season
at Louisville and Cincinnati will be sent
over to ST. Louis.
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All Persons WIN he Treated ar shs UBi-
form Fee of So a Month Until May let
and All Medicines Furnished Free
Those Taking Treatment Before may
LIST at Their Ohce, No. 005 Marx ct
Street, VIII BE Treated for So Month
Until Cured.
One Of the most common and annoying
effects OF catarrh is continual dropping in
the back part Of the th oat, which Is
especially noticed while lying down in bed
The patient affected with this disease feels
fairly well in the afternoon, but towards
evening the nose becomes partially stopped
the voice gets little husky. and In some
cases the throat may feel q little sore or
stuffed up, and when he retires for the night
the patient finds that added to his other
symptoms, he cannot breathe through his
rose, which has become entirely plugged up,
tie result OF which is that he snores, TO the
annoyance CT himself ard room mate and Ia
some cases, = hen the petition is thin, even his
neighhoss' lives are made miserable.
4 person so affected Will drop of 70 slef y
only 70 wake up after a shorter .r longer
period by feeling dropping IN the back part
y the throat: After passing o wretched
night 4 led with bad dreams and annosinr
srnsatons caused by the dropping IN the
throht, he will awake in the morning not at
: Il refreshed, but fee ling more tired than he
uld the night previous sn going to bed.
&fter getting out of bed In the morning he
nnds his throat and upper part Of the swallow
hli with slime sud mucns which has coll
ieeted there BY the droppiug therein ID the
night. and hiah causes a bad taste and =
sticky sensation In the mouth.
The nrst thing he Is called TO Do is to rid h 5
throat o. the mucGs, which he does by hawk
ing up the offensive material. In some cases
this causes gsgging and vomiting The re
snlt OF al this Is a disgust for food. and no
breakfast. or q very light one. is the result.
But this Is nrt the worst. During the nikht
considerable Of the offensive mucus IL swai-
lowed. and when food is taken into the
sfomach IL is coated over by this material
and 20 prevented from coming in contact
with the digestivr fluids. tha result Of which
is, the food deeomposes, gas j. formed which
bloats the patient up causing him 10 belch
aud tasting the offensive material Part or
this poisonous material is absorbed by the
bioed ard taken Into the sysiem. whore It
lrritaies the nerves, causi headache and
tho thousand and one li.tlo aches and pains
that peaple complain Of
Drs mccoy snd Wildnap furnish all medi-
cine free, ead their charges for treatment
are 50 reasonable that they are within the
reach Of all.
copyright, 1889, by Or. T. @. MeCoy.l
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BALTIMORE, March i2-Rev. L. r. Watts,
Of st. Louis, delegate to the Baltimore
colored conference, narrowly escaped death
near Harper's Ferry yesterday. While his
train was running at full speed Mr., Watts
tell into doze, and some persons behind
him IN conversation used the word wreck
several times. The minister, imagining
that something was about to happen tc
the train, ran to the platform and made a
wild leap into space. The train was stop.
ped and Mr. Watts was found in ditch
badly cut and bruised, but he will recover
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NEW YORK, March 12.-The jefferson In
surance company has retired from bust
ness and reinsured its outstanding risks.
At the meeting Of the board of directors a
resolution that the officers wind up the
business was adopted, lowing to the IN
profitable results Of the busineus for sever
al years past, the depreciation in the value
of securieties and no immediate prospects
of improvement in the rates Of insurance. y
The company began business in 1924 and
was reorganized in 1885. The company. il
is said, has been reinsured in the Home In
surance company, of New York
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Three Hundred Of Them Punished fol
Numerous Crimes.

Three Hundred of Them Punished fot
Numerous Crimes.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 12.-The steamer
City Of Pekin arrived from Hong Kong
and Yokohama last evening bringing ad.
vices that some 300 pirates, robbers ano
other criminals were beheaded In Kwan.
tung province during the last few days OF
the old Chinese new year. The town OF
Bobo, on the banks Of the Black river
TonSin, was surprised late in January by
band Of 500 rebels, plundered and burned
One French resident was shot and decapi
tated and two other French officials were
killed. The rest of the Europeans man
aged to escape, some by swimming across
the river and Others 10y hiding in the
bushes Several of the pirates who robbed
the British steamer Namoa of $4,000 and
killed the captain and some of the crew
have been arrested, including, it is said,
the chief
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Tho contest n cailfornln.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, March la.-The STATE
Legislature in joint session to-day bal
loted for United States senator with tn,
following result NJ Nj Estee. %; M. II
DE Young, "a; Charles n Fllton, Is; scat
tering, 20
Goacher tDem), who, under Democrati,
caucus arrangement, was substituted fol
Ostrom, received the full Democratic sup
port-25
The senate has concurred In the assem-
bly, amendments to the ballot reform bill
and the bill now awaits Governor Mark
hams signature TO become law.
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Fatally sInshsd His wise with Razo,
and Killed Himself


ALBANY, March H. Peter Hecker. f
German, aged CD years, living with bis
family on Central ayenne, this city, slashe,
his wife with a razor last night 80 badly
that her recovery is very doubtful HI
then cut his own throat and expired II
about hmlf 40 hour The neighbors wert
startled by cries Of "Helpr and when the,
reached the coggle apartments found The
wife lying across a chair
She was horribly hacked and cut, ther,
being no less than twenty wounds on her
body and head Search was made for tb,
husband and he was found lying in poo
Of blood on the bedroom floor. The rllzol
with which the deed was done lay at hi
side. He died a few minutes after being
found. A quarrel over a matter OF re-
ligion was the cause, the husband being
angry because the wife went to certain
church
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A squaw Claims a Michigan senate

LANSING, Mich, March 12.-An Indian
squaw alleges that Charles Friedlander.
who was recently given seat in the state
senate in place Of an unseated Republican,
married and deserted her some years ago.
She further alleges that he was her hus-
band at the time he married the estimable
lady who is now known as his wife The
matter is causing a decided sensation.
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JEANsvmLE, Pa, March 12-The con.
dition Of the four rescued miners was such
yesterday that the physician allowed them
all to get out of bed for the first time. Big
Joe's eyes are considerably swollen and
highly infamed, and it is with difficulty
that he can see. Franko is badly troubled
with rheumatism. Tomaskasky and Berno
are doing well, but none of the men has
sufficient strength to do any walking.
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part were in accord with the views Of the
farmers.
General Palmer is 70 years old, but has
all the physical vigor OF strong man Of
fifty. He has been closely identified with
Illinois politics for forty years, having
been a leader in both parties, and by each
given all the honors IL had to bestow.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-12

MEMPHIS, March 12.-Lawyer David Pos
ton, who was shot by Colonel King, died
shortly after 6 o'clock last evening Col
onel King in his cell at the jail received the
news of his victim's death in the same cool
manner that has characterized his bearing
since the tragedy occurred.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-12

DANBURY, Conn, March 12-Edward w.
Crofut, halter. 40 years old, married, was
taken suddenly i'll and died. IL is thought
TO he case Of poisoning, and the coronex
will hold an inquest
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TsEoNTo, March 12-John Teemer writes
to friend in this city that his hackers are
preIaged to match him with Jake Gaudaur
or William O'Connor for a race for s., ,00C
a side. 1t is likely that O'Connor viii ac.
cept the offer.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-12

AUGUSTA, March ~ In the house IN,
bill providing for state adoption Of tho
Australian system Of voting was defeatec
Il to u; five members not voting.
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SIS a Month Till Eay 1st.

Drs. Mccoy and Mlldmar for the next two
months. az their Office. No 935 Market str ct,
this cii y. will treat al pereons for the small
aud Uniform fee Of s. q mouth and furnish an
medicines free
axe treatment before NJ lst the udvani rye
OF being treated until cured for the same ID "
fee of Sd month, wbica includes all meii.
cines. Tbs public undnf this offer will receive
the same skiifni Z eatmcnt as has character
lied the success Of these well-known speai /.
lists In their treatment Of diseases Of the nose,
throat and lungs.
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AN AWFUL RECORD OF DEATH.

Kills One Out of Every
Seven Human Beings Born on the En-
tire GIobs-Catarrh is the Beginning
Read What Drs. Mccoy and wildman
Rnv
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1t promises to be generally cooler and
from cloudy to partly cloudy, preceded by
rain and followed by clearing. a
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BUsINEss 0ppuRrUNTrIgs.

777-7-7---7-7-7--1-7-71-N-
w ANTED.-A SILE Vt PARTNER WITH
~ 5000 in a well paying business. None
but those meaning business need apply TO
'PARTNER,' $ this office.
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ro.r ANn FoI1Nn


EOUND-G9LD ANO ENAMEL SOCIETY
A. badge. Owner can have same by proving
property and paying for this advertisements
apply at EyEkIgG JOURNAL counting room
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PROPOSALS..

s----------7-7----
PROPOSALS WILL Bis REG IVFD AT
the Office Of the Water Department.
southwest corner Of sixth and King siyeets.
up to O'clock Tuesday, the 18th Instant. to
supply the department with coal for the YEAR
commencing April /. 1891 The riaht Is re-
ject any or all bids Is reserved
J. A. BOND, Chief Ems ineel.
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A Office HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
~ that will apply to the General Assem-
Harry ConroY fSinned1
MI WILHELMlNA f. CoNROY.
WilwinEton. March 1891
NOTICE. TOALL PERSONS MT HAy.
~ ing paid their taxes for 1850 and 1850 4nl
roos on the Highlands, at Eismere or any
other, part of Christiana hundred, they wiz
IND tbs collector at the following named
pieces:
Post Office, Highlands, Monday, March ..
March u.
Hsnley & Kirkwood's store, Rising sun,
"wednesday, Is.
Gibson House, Fourth street near Market
Saturday, u.
After (which time / will nlaca hills with
county consta table with costs Tor cnllecrion
f. a. STURGEON.
IohecEor Of taxes for Christian hundred,
oihce hours from 10 8. m. to D, m.
ATOTICE.-IF YOIr WANr no a.ve
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PUBLIC SALES.
DOsTPONED RECEIVERS SALE OF
Presses, Type and Printing
Material,
AT NO. 800 sHIP1EY STREET,
ON MONDAY. MARCH 90, 1891,

At 10 o'c ock. q. n
All the fixtures of frst-cl printing
office, consisting of the following:
Three hundred and fifty-eight fonts Of Job
type, II fonts labos saving ru e, faHcy
borders, 200 lbs Brewer, Roaaldson; co lbs
Brewer, Roman; 20 lbs BREWER, old style: 100
lbs 10 . ant RQualdson, 80 10 Plea. Ronaldson;
80 lbs Plea Roman; 40 lbs Pica, old style; %
lbs Nonpareil, donaldson: % lbs Nonpareil,
Roman; 10 lbs Nonp lIeil. old style; horse
power electric, motor. a Gordon press, new
style; "A Cor Ion press old styie;.I q Gordon
PRESS. cid style, ca b with steam fixtures.
rollers euc.; card cutt r, paper cutter,
paper cutter, broken; old Potter piler press
ia cases. case cabinets. Z 20 case cabinets.
II double stands, single stands, / proof
press, uryir racks, large imposing stone
small imposing stqnes,l iron imposing table.
l galley rack, ~ brass galleys, stoves,
tables, counting house desk closet, / letter
prese, roll top desk, 1 Pony Campbell press.
Old Model presses, ] lot paper and card
stock quaint OF leads, wood and metsl
furniture, sorts. brass rule quoins and other
small toos end all the other necessaries TO
tne conduct Of the business of the Whining
ton Printing Company.
Terms Of sale, cash.
HENRY c. ROBINSON
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PnNEIEG AND SMALL GRANGE OAH
BR had ar vHK COUNTING Ro0sS ~
THH KEEMFs q yousNAk
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no. 872.



/ W critics; a i'N AiiA io1lo" iNe FAoF-
1908, ,l9ls and 1sO4Pleasant street rooms and
llei-3-5 Lombard street, rooms, sl,l5s
$40 and Sl2 Church street, rooms, Isl, 400.
~ Church street,6 rooms 81, ,4oV.
l04 Lincoln street, rooms and bath 81 $50.
- l20t ". Second street, Z rooms and bath.
loo4 w. Fifth street, rooms ard bath, 81 900
lx9i du F01t street, o r0Ons and bath. $3.50.
40 jackson street, rooms and bath, Sl,660.
4l9 Ja0kson street, rooms and bath, $l100.
d5S1 Adams street. rooms and bath, Sl,sN.
@5 Chestnut street, ro ms and bath, ,S2, 100.
s2500. '' = 9''9e'' ? i00"' @"N ''
1000 Adams street. rooms and bath, so.T00.
lUl Jackson street, room aud bath, S4,5O9.
Iu5-1u5- 7O8 Jackson Streets rooms and bath
S2700.
9l7 w. Seventh street. rooms and bath,
$1,000.
SO2 6-s Van Buren, street, 10 rooms and bath,
i706-l7os Broome street, 10 rooms and bath,
s. Z. cor. Eighth and Van Buren streets, 10
1915 W Eighth street, rooms and bath,
ioss w. Eighth street, room, and hath,
N. E cor. Fourth and Van Buren streets.
Apply to JOIN MULvENA.
9l5 Market street.
EoR SALE $500 WILL BUY 4O5 WEST
A. Eighth sire I, having twelve rooms and
az modern improvements. and in first class
order. Terms easy
GEORGE c. MARIs & Son.
NOR SALE. = TWO STORY BRICK
~ house, No. $40 Woll8ston street, Contain
Ing Ing SIX rooas pply to Security. Trust and
EOR SALE rR EXCHANGE, ON EASY
II terms, a number Of new houses in good
locations; prices from SI,100 upward. Also
new three story dwelling on jackson street
wetween seventh ana Eighth. Apply TO
CHARLES IT. TINDALL.
AZ East Seventh street.
ENOR pENT.-THE SECOND AND THIRD
y story Oms at No. 419 Market street
Size 1e.Sxi17 feet Entrance on Market street.
elevator on bhipley 81 eet. Skylight in ceatre.
Good for any light business Possession
on the 2Ath. J-AMAS MONAGHAN, 4l9
Market street.
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DUBLIC SALF.-WILL BE SOLD AT
4 Public Sale at atKIRKWOOD, Del,
ON TUESDAY, MARCH 24rH, 1891.
1T 10 o'clock. a. N.
Twe,ve Head oil Horsas

No. /, Tony years old. goad driver, single
NJ. 2 Lady Thorn. 3 years old, 'frst-class
driver. ouble or single; good saddle horse.
No. 3. sadie, years old, bay mare, good
worker and driver. lrot in three minutes
NO. 40. Rosebud and Daisy, years old
broken in al har ess. in foal.
No. 6. jim, bay horse, years old, good
worker; tlrst-claa lady's horse.
No (, kate, bay mare Ia foa'. good worker
No S. Tom, years old, big bay horse, good
worker in all harness
No. $40 Pair mules, Luke and Jennie. frat
class workers.
No. ii. Darby, year old-colt, broken,
No. y. Gold Dust, l-year-old colt.
No. IL. ] flfst- class yoke 0t Cxen.
One first class market wagon, new; hay
wagon, new; i OK cart, new; l horse
cart. new: ! set cart harness, new;
set heavy wagon harness, never been used;
new grass seed sOwtr, grain mill. Piows.
barrows. eulfivators, binders. leapers, etc.
hog scalder. farm wagon, new CT -amery,
Reid; churn, etc. 50 IONS hay, 2 set single
carrlag harness, set double carriage har-
dess, 2 c m she lers, 80 pigs, 100 chickens. 8
carriages. TO milch COWS, ! AlderneY COW, /
Aldnery heifer, hcifers Holstein bull.
Ierms-All amounts under $1,000. cash; all
over. credit Of seven months will be given
hy the purenassr giving bankable note with
an approved lhaorsers -
PETER j. FORD, 49,
Ag mt to affect the sale
i. w. SrIDHAM " SONS. Auctioneers.
DUBLIC sALE.-THE YACHT BARBARA
Il Will be sold at public sale at Fourteenth
and 7 hatcher streets, Monday. March 49, at
3 O'Clock p m. By order of FRED E POTh,
President.
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AMUsEM ENTs.

HELP WANTED.
NT TAkTED.-A GIRL FOR COOK AND
general housework. Apply to No. 500
West Tenth street.
CALEsMEN WANTED 70 SELL, MUIR
~ sery stick. Situations permanent salary
and expenses, or commission from st art No
experience necessary. Outfit free. Write for
ttrms,stat tngage. H. u. HOOKER CO., Nur-
sery men, rochester. N. Y.
WhMTEn Statesmen TO SELL, OUR
THfV III Nursery Stock. All goods
guaranteed nrst-class. Good salaries and ex-
penses. or liberal commission paid. No ex-
perience necessary. Write for terms giving
age =, h. KNIGHT q CO., 100 Park avenue
Rochester, Y Y.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
w ANTED.- BY A GENTLEMAN = A
w position as clerk in store or office; best
OF reference. ddress, inquirer. this Office
- -.
MATTED.
WANTED 800 LADIES TO HAVE THEIR
~ sewing machines repaired at the Nov
city Sewing Machine Shops, No COZ Sbipley
street.. lou VIII save money by leaving your
order. Machines bought, sold, exchanged or
Tor rent. per week or month. New and old
machines from s. 70 s4n
GARD and ROOMS.
M ED.-BOARDERs Ola KING
w street.
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sIrUArIons waNTED

B0ARD and ROOMS.
NJ MANTED. D.-BOARDERS. GA KING
" street.
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EoR sALE.-THE FOLLOWING PROP
II critics;
100, l9ls and l2O4Pleasant street rooms and
bath; q 200
, 1891-03-25
T SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that the under,
signed, the administrator of the estate OF
Jonathan h. Wild, will. on and after the
18th day of March, A. n, 1891, offer
and sell at private sale at his office over
the Cheyenne National Bank in the CITY
of Cheyenne, Laramie county, Wyoming,
the following personal property belonging
to said estate.
1872 books.
] lot of pictures AMI frames.
| lot of old newspapers and magazines.
4 old revolyors and cartridges.
] 10, OF crockery.
Toilet articles aud tools.
Stable clothing and bits.
Personal clothing.
Bedding.
Bed room suite and wardrobe.
! book case.
OLD gold watch and chain.
SlIty shares of the capital stock Of the
First National Bank of Cheyenne, Wyom.
ing.
Ninety nine shares of the capital stock
OF the Wyoming Lumber company usd
two Cheyenne Club bonds.
The undersigned will exhibit the
above property to all persons desiring to
purchase. II. +. GLOVER,
Administrator Of the estate of jonathan
+. Wild, deceased.