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Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-09
A Pleasure I'm Store.

Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson will under
take the task of repeating 'the national
dances" which she so successfully accom-
plished last winter under the supervision
of Professor Marwig, for the benefit of
the United Workers. They will be given
at the Hyperion some time during the last
of next month.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-09
Order OF the Red Cross,

The supreme president of the Order of
the Red Cross will be present at a public
meeting to be held this evening in Room
4, COURIER building. at O'Clock and will
explain how an investment of $40 will
produce 800 in one year
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-09

PARIS, March S.-About a week ago a
wealthy aged couple named Dslhomais,
residing in Tours, nysterlously disap-
peared. Their neighbors, thinking there
was something wrong, notified the police,
who forced the doors of the old couples
house and discovered that both man and
wife had been brutally murdered, and the
house stripped of everything of value that
could be conveniently carried away The
bodies of the aged victims had been partly
eaten by dogs left in the house. No ar
rests have as yet been made.
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st. Patrfck,s Day.

The annual banquet of the James F.
Maher association will be held at Deibels
on March H. After the banquet there will
be speech making, singing and Rotations
in honor of st. Patrick.
At the Hyperion on St. Patrick's day
ex-senator j. D. Plunkett will deliver an
illustrated lecture, ireland as Saw It."
The lecture is under the auspices of the
Knights of st. Patrick.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-09

REDD1Na, CAL, March s.-The Redding
and Weavervillle stage was held up by a
lone highwayman last night few miles
from here Express Messenger War; at
tempted to shoot tho robbsr, but his gun
missed fire. The robber then shot the
driver, Edward Graham, in the right side,
with revolver. Messenger War; now
fred shot from his revolver at the rob-
Der, but the stage horses ran away and it
is not known IL the shot took effect. The
stage had large amount of treasure on
board, but the robber got nothing. Ora
hams wound il not fatal.
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The Khedive,s Proclamation.

SUAK1M, March S.-General Grenfell,
commander of the Egyptian army, read to
an assembly of sheikhs from all parts of
the Soudan yesterday the khedive's pro-
clamation of general amnesty. The pro-
clamation was received with fervent cries
of loyalty by the sheikhs General re-
joicing followed and in the event the town
was Illuminated
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-09
FOR SALE,
J. e. ANDREW
I'll Int Room TO- Exchange Building.

I'll 1m* Room 10, Exchange Building.
A. H. Alling, Real Estate Agency
o. Houses and building lots for sale at low
prices on Chapel, York, Park, Elm, Orange,
George, Irving, Greenwood, Mulberry, Auburn,
Oak, Beers, Elliott, Elm, Norton, Irving streets
Whalley, Howard, Winchester, Edgewood ave-
nues. Farms and shore property for sale Loans,
life insurance A. H Alling, Real Estate Agency,
7O8 Chapel street, Masonic Bog, Room 2.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-09

Dean,s Rheumatic Pills are sure sare
msm 4 HG1FAlsia; entirely vegetable, always our
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-09
FOR, SALE.

49, House in brick block on Wooster street,
;:: sixteen large rooms with all modern i'm
kX provements; a great bargain and easy
terms; if not sold soon will be rented, furnished
or unfurnished, to approved tenant.
Houses for sale on Prince street, Sylvan ave-
nue., Davenport avenue, Martin street, and sew
eral other places.
J. H. KEEFE,
ia8 Exchange Building.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

sudden Death of Caleb Mix, n Well
Known Citizen-Death of Edward
M. Canfield.
Mr.. Caleb Mix, for many years a well
known fire insurance agent of this city,
died very suddenly yesterday about noon
at his residence, No. "a College street.
His health began to fail about five weeks
ago, soon after the death of his mother
Symptoms of heart failure had appeared,
as was detected by his attendent physician,
DR.. Sage. Yesterday he went down to
breakfast as usual and seemed to be no
worse On the return of his sister from
services at Trinity church yesterday noon
she noticed that her brother was not down
stairs and went to his room and found
that he had retired. Receiving no answer
to her calls she entered and discovered
that life had departed. He had died
of fatty degeneration of the heart
which had been the source of his disease
and which had been manifest to his physi-
clans diagnosis. Deceased succeeded on
the insurance business his father, the late
Caleb Mix, who was for many years a citi-
zen of note and influence in the communi-
ty and highly esteemed.
Caleb, the son, who has now also passed
away was man of high integrity and hon
orable character. For many years his Office
was in the building 1928 Chapel street.
Four or five years ago he gave up the
larger part of his business, still maintain
ing, however, an Office at 102 Orange
street. He leaves two sisters and one
brother, Miss Sarah Mix of "a College
street, Mrs. Clegg of Galveston, Texas,
and James T. Mix, formerly hardware
merchant on Chapel street. Deceased died
in the house in which he was born and
which was erected at about the close of the
war of 1912
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Death of Edward M, Canfield.

Death OF EUWarU M. CahneIu.
Mr.. Edward NJ Garfield died in Sey-
mour, Friday of heart failure, aged AS
years. Deceased was a member of the
years ago of Garfield & Sons. He was a
son of Judson Garfield, who died about IS
years ago. He leaves wife and daughter.
The interment will be in the Grove street
cemetery this afternoon, where services will
be held at the chapel at $50 o'clock.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
49, A fine new house on Winthrop avenue.
#::; good farm in Orange, about five miles
Iis4 from New Haven. Building lots on Chapel,
Oak. Mulberry and Elm streets. Lot in Ever
green cemetery. FOR RENT-Two good farms
In Woodbridge. Rents on West Chapel, Tyler,
Orchard and Crown streets and Dixwel avenue:
Fire, Life and Accident Insurance Care Of
property and rents promptly collected.
G. E. JUDSON, No. 40 Church street,
fo1 Hoadley Building, Room 5.
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A Few Hundred Dollars Will Sc
cure Good Home.
sA ONEFAMILY HOUSE, 200 Atwater
It'll street. House and barn, % Auburn street.
~ Two-family house, No. II Clay street.
Twofamily house, 400 Orchard street Al to be
first floor, rs Woolsey street; first floor, 10 New
hall street; 115 Portsea street, 121 Portsea street;
$40 Congress avenue, and second floor 20 Auburn
street. -
rTTE 60 CHIIRCH RTREET noI5
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For Sale at a Bargain,
aA The fine residence known as No. 80
+: Dwight street, with barn: Lot 106 feet
". front, with an average depth Of 200 feet.
Being home of the late Smith Merwin. House
contains fourteen rooms, with all modern conve-
stocked with fruit trees and vines. Immediate
possession given For price and terms inquire Of
P. MERWIN,
ali IF % College street.
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Board of COuncilmen.
ITO the. Sheriff of the City of New Haven
You are hereby required to warn the Board Of
day of March, 1891, at o'clock p M
Given under my hand this 4th day of March,
1891. JOSEPH B. SARGENT, Mayor
rant Attest: JAMES F. BRANNAdAN,
mh91t City Sheriff.
District of New Haven, S. Probate Court,
EsTATE of MAJOR MoULTHR HSd late atet Of New
t1 Haven, in said district, deceased 49,,
throp, praying for power and authority
to sell and convey certain real estate belonging
to said estate, as per application on file more
ORDERED, That said application be heard and
determined at Probate Court, to be held at New
Haven in said district, on the 18th day Of March,
A. D. 1891, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that
notice be given of the tendency Of said applica-
ton and the time and place of hearing there
newspaper having a circulation in said district
mh9 st A: HEATON ROBERTSON, Judge
District Of New Haven, S. Probate Court,
ENSTATE of MAJOR MOULTHROP, late of New
E Haven, in said district, deceased.
The administrator having exhibited his admins
tration account with said estate to this court for
allowance, it is
D. 1891, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon at Probate
Court to be held at New Haven, within and for
the District of New Haven, be and the same is
assigned for hearing on the allowance of said
this court directs the administrator to cite all
persons interested therein to appear at said time
and place by publishing this order three times in
some newspaper having circulation in said dis
TIMOTHY F. CALLAHAN,
mh9 St Clerk Of said Probate Court.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MAR. o.
s Vs &c. 81 Moon e ssH' H'a4 M47.'
DEATHS.
CANFIELD-In Seymour, March 6, 1891, Edward
Services in the chapel of the Grove street ceme-
80 this (M " %ns
suddenly, Caleb I mi Mix az, aged 6 years. =.
MINOR-In this city, Friday, March 9th, Mrs. H.
A. Minor, aged 80 years.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
DOYLE-In Westville, March 8th Daniel J. Doylo
son Of Daniel and Sarah Doyle, aged Is years,
months and 12 days.
Funeral Tuesday morning from the residence Of
his parents, io3 Main street, westville, at 8
o'clock. cts
MARINE LIST.
@6&A PORT OF NEW HAVEN. .eAIM
ARRIVED.
Sch j. H. Plat, French, Norfolk, coal.
Sch Investigator, Goode, Norfolk, coal
Sch Mary E. Morse, Sawyer, Norfolk, coal
CLEARED
Sch Mary J. Cashier, Thurber, Norfolk
Sch S. S. Thorpe, Pearce, Norfolk.
Sch John Holland, Stevens, Norfolk
Sch Georgietta, Campbell, New York.
Small miscellaneous Advertise
ments One Cent a Word each tnser-
ton; five cents word for a full
week, (seven times.)
FOR RENT.
- Barn; five stalls.
Ell JOHN RICHARDSON,
3{sA- mh9 IT. 424 Elm street.
- FOR RENT,
Ms1;7& House 1877 George street, near High.
#;;i JOHN S. FOWLER,
.WasA mh9 Sit Room 10, Court House.
FOR RENT,
60 House on Lyon street, 8 rooms; modern
LANDLORD"
mh9 tt P. O. Drawer g.
FOR SALE.
u Eastman 5x7 camera, with six holders,
n Bausch & Lamb lens, Prosch duplex shut
ter. E. R. SLATER,
mh9 lit 312 Exchange street
ldmiroI Eoo}o Doe} M ~ 4 q
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Admira! Foote Post, No. II, G. 4. R.

New Haven, March 9th, 1891
TOMRADES-Again we are called upon to per-
~ form the last sad duty for one Of our
members.
The funeral of Comrade Mark Bassett will take
place from SO Gilbert avenue Tuesday p. m. at
two o'clock.
Post will meet at Post hall at 1880 p. M, sharp,
to attend to burial
WIN E. MORGAN, Commander
A. H. EMBLER, Adjutant mh9 1t
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MARTINS FERRY.
News Notes and Personal Gossip from Our
.Hst5lyt Near Sci~hbors

The Buckeye, Northwood and Elson
glass factories will be represented at
the Nionongahcla House, at Pittsburgh,
after next Monday. Mr.. John G. An
derson will have charge OF the samples
OF tho Northwood, Mr.. Wm Garretto oil
the Elson and Mr.. Louis Smith OF the
Buckeye.
y The funeral OF the late Gray Evans
from the A. NJ. l.. Church yesterday
afternoon was largely attended. Rev.
March oiliciated and the pail bearers
wero George Hamilton, james Green,
Dan Johnson and Charles Linden. The
{intermentwns at Rivcrvicw. Many per-
sons attended from Wheeling and
Bridgeport. &c u;
% A large numbcrof Martins Ferry pco-
plo will attend tho Sabbath school con-
vrntion ut Bcllaire this week. Tho
Cleveland, Lorain lesWhecling railroad
will runa special train to Martins Fer
ry after the night session. .y5
n An illustrated lecture will be given
at Commercial hall tomorrow even
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slE WILLIAM WHITE DEAD.
10 Falls Victim to the Grip in Go,

10 Falls IL Victim to the Grip In Ger.
many.
'BrHL!%, Doc. 8.-The Rt. Hon. Sir
William Arthur White, the British am
bnssador TO Turkey, died from influenza
1T tho Keiscrhoi in this city to-day.
Sir William left Constantinoplo a icw
days ago, aud while journcying home.
ward passed through Sofia. He re-
manned there short time and had Il
brief interview with NJ. Stambouliir, the
BnuIgarian premier, in regard to the at
iitudo Of Bulgaria toward France. 1t
was reported ut that time that Sir Viii
liam set forth ut length tho views OF
Lord Salisbury that tho Bulgarian GOV.
ernmcntshould 20 far towards satisfying
the demand OF France growing out Of
the ChNdouinc incident.
Sir william subsequently reached this
city, where his condition became such
that it was deemed incxpetlient for
him to continue his journey. lIe be.
came rapidly worse, and though the
best medical aid was summoned to as
sist him, he lost strength rapidly, aud
to-day the end came.
Sir William was ! son OF the late Ar
thur White, Esq. He was born in 1924.
he entered tho diplomatic service in
1871, his first appointment being as
clerk to the British consulate general ut
Warsaw. During the war between
France and Germany in 1901, Sir
William represented French interests
at Dantzic, while British consul there.
In 1850 he conducted in most able
manner the conferences called to settle
the difficulty between Scryia and Bull
"aria. VI
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i MARROW l1scAplt.
TwcH'y.Elght Families ID M Apartment
House Durnod Out,

AAuubo hWrhcu Out.
New IoEK, Dec. 2S.-Eirc broke out
Mt o'clock this morning in LOrena, IN
eight story apartment house Mt Third
avcnat and 9Th street occupied BY
tNcnty.cight families, several OF whom
aro theatrical people. The fire was dis.
covered in the parlor Of Charles fisl's
apartment, on tho fourth story and
spread with great rapidity to tho upper
floors. The tenants on tho four lower
utorIcs were able to escapc,by the muin
stairway but those on tho floors above
wcro Obliged TO sock reiugo by tho fire.
escapes or ascend the roof where they
crossed on IN iron ladder tho roof OF
StrNiton and Storms cigar factory, sep.
ar0tNd from the LOrena BY Il narrow
passage way.
Mr.. Fish, who discovered the fire, was
obliged to abandon everything, and Ind
only time to save his wife ind child.
The other tenants were also obliged to
abandon everything, and many Of them,
who had not risen when the ilro broke
out, wero forced to fly in thor night
clothes. Many OF the womenwer aided
10 descend tho laddcrsby the iircmon.
Some were partly overcome by smoke,
but all got out in safety. During tho
excitement thieves entered the building
and Mrs. Avoy, ono OF the tenants, had
pocko!book containing $3.50 stolen,
while Mr.. liutchings and Mr.. Appleton.
also tenants, each lost n gold watch.
The loss OF the occupants oithe build
ing by fro aud water Is estimated at
$4,000. The damage to the building IS
estimated at $1,000.
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ed by fire at M carly hour this morn
Loss $4,000; portlyinsured; origin VII.
known.
A COLD RECEPTION
To Tho Dominion Ministry -EnSliSh Resi-.
dents Indignant


MONTREAL, Dec. 2s.-Thc feeling Of
the English people in Montreal over
Angels dismissal OF tho Niercer GOV.
eminent was shown Saturday night In
the reception TO tlcncw ministers. All
OF tho members OF tho Tory cabinet re.
Gently called 10 Office arrived from Que
bee, Tho Tory papers have been mp.
pcaling TO their friends for several days
back to give tho ministers II biz rcccp-
ton and brass bands were engaged, but
the reception turned out q dead failure.
The ministers were Kissed rs they
passed through tho streets, and had
great difficulty in obtaining y hearing.
After the meeting was over most OF
those present repaired to tho residence
OF Nlercier and rendered him IN ova.
ton. II looks as II MERCER wcrc going
TO obtain another triumph at the clcc.
tons. llo denies tho charges that his
ministry cmbc2alcd millions OF dollars
from the treasury.
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The Mexican rrontier Troubles.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Dec. est is re-
ported that a party Of armed mSn arc
campcd near Tampaquez ranch OH the
dividing line OF Cameron and IIidalso
counties. They are under the co3,mand
OF Francis Arrodanda, a dcsertdr from
the Mexican army, and it is supposed
they intend joining the CARA outlaws,
Alago, the Mexican who committed two
murders or Padre Island, Texas, and
who was arrested by the Mexican
authorities and was being held pending
the extradition papers, escaped with
five others from the Matamoras jail last
nighs and crossed the rivcrto Texas to
join Arrodanda's band. (;lrza's men
arc reported to be hiding in the Chap
Darall
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WAS Joscph Bonuparto,. Valet.

Ayos, Ill, Dec. 2S.--I.copold stockcr,
an Austrian by birth, is dead, aged
cighty-tivc years. Mr.. stoclser came 10
Bordenlown, n. j., with Lucian N1urat
i'll 1925. Soon after his arrival he en-
tered tho service OF Joseph Bonaparte
as valet de chambro; he remained 4
close companion until the kings death.
TWAS in his arms that Joseph died.
lie came TO Illinois in 1853 and has
since been resident OF this place.
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EDWARD rIELn WEAKER,
no Refuses TO Eat and VIII Not Take tho
Medicine Prescribed. 5ls sat.f

Nrw ionK, Dec, 2S,-According 10 the
statements made by the warden and at
tendants inLudlow street Jail, Edward
NJ. Field is in u bad condition. lie
neither cats nor drinks, and is growing
percoptibly weaker every day. lie
passed n restless night, and this morn
ing, refused to take breakfast. Ito com
plains Of pains in his head. His physi-
clan called yesterday and left some med
icinc, but he refused to touch it.
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An Entire Road Tied Up,

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Dec 32S.--Tho on
tire system OF the San Antonia 4 Ar
kansas Passenger railroad is titd up TO-
day by n strike Of the employees, who
went out last night. Tho trouble was
caused by tho discharge Of a conductor
for IN alleged violation OF orders.
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Twcntr Cnrs Mrccls cd.

Mr.. CARMEL, Pa, Dec. 2S.-Whilo an
Empire freight train was ascending the
heavy grade between Mt. Carmel and
Ccrtralia this morning a coupling broke
and the first section descended with ter
rible velocity, and meeting the second
section ut the foot OF tho grade, twenty
cars were wrecked. Tho loss is csti-
mated ut $4,000.
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ing DVkcN. j. sumner StONC Oh Ills MIS-
sionary work in New York city. The
lecture will be under the auspices OF the
Kings Daughters.
Persons vino use natural gas for
illuminatin. were congratulating them
selves Sunday night and last night, the
electric. light being Off. Persons pass
ing on boats thought the town was out
OF site.
Mcssrs. J. Bownochcr and Charles
Williams took i'll the Emerson concert
atNIt. Pleasant Saturday night and spent
Sunday here.
Gordon'sSminstrels will appear here
January Z, keep it Dark" January TO-,
and Games Riley, the Broommaker"
Januaryl4.
Some additions are being made Mt the
Belmont brick works, on account OF
which the works are off Tor few days.
Tie certificates for Welcome Lodge
No. los, \. 0. U. W., have arrived, and
the lodge will meet tonight.
There has not been any electric light
since Sunday morning on account OF an
accident at the plant.
Most OF the manufacturing establish
mcnts which shut down Tor Christmas
resumed yesterday.
Boyd Raston, who has been visiting
Mrs. Anderson Ralston returned to
Seville yesterday.
When the painters are through with
the G. q 2. depot it will be L credit to
the company.
Col. Andrew Gottschalk, OF the United
States Glass company was in the city
yesterday
Superintendent Gladdins, OF the East
Liverpool schools, was in Martins Ferry
yesterday.
Frank Shuttlcworth is home from Il
three weeks pilgrimage through West
Virginia.
Edward Springer, who has been visit
ing. friends at louisville, returned yes
terday.
The Chautauqua circle met with Miss
Williamson on North Fourth street last
night.
Miss Mary Williams, OF Mt. Pleasant,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. RatclifE.
Needles for all sewing machines at
f. D. Lash's jewelry store. ?
Miss Belle Holiday, OF stcubenville,
is visiting friends here.
a Shakespeare club is talked Of.
Petty thieves arc at work.
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Mystcriously Murdered:

NASHVILLE, ILL.,, Dec. 22S.-NIike Fitch,
. pcddler, who had secured lodgings at
Old Richyiew, in this county, hns been
found dead in the street, his body hav-
ing been literally cut TO pieces. The
deed is supposed TO have been COM
united by ono cll;Nrquainted with the
ncishborhood.
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Bcn.yOOd.

Mrs. Dr. Eskcy is visiting friends
in Ravcnswood.
Mrs. ]. ?. Barsor is visiting relatives
in Cannelton, Pa.
{ NTcssrs. Robert and John Heidclstein
arc in New Matamoras.
G. w. lnman, who has been visiting
in this city, has returned TO his home
in Beaver county, Pa.
The preparations for the supper New
Years eve by the Ladies Aid society
are being rushed with a will.
The grip HI Isain stricken this town.
Among tn laiIercrs are Mrs. II. V.
Bowers, Joe Sheppard and John Arndt.
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New York, Dec. Is. ANGELO Petrillo,
a murderer under sentence Of death,
madoan attcmptlto commit suicide in
tho county jail last hight. Hc hanged
himself to his cell door, but was cut
down halfsa minute after. This is tho
second attempt made onihis lie. a8la
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EXcUToR,s SALE q:
ENECUTQR'S SALE OF
* ,-hi4So LIN . SIllIE VIZ ft.lsss. ~ saf4.
IL VALUABLE REAL ESTATE in WHEELING;

FJlNECuTOR'S SALE OF
- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE In WHEELING;
The terms OF the sale made or Saturday Inst
Inc 18th day OF November, 1881, OF the following
described piecc OF ground, not having been
complied with, the undersigned will, rs execu-
t0r OF the last Will and testament OF William
l'uSbE, deceased. offer Tor snc ut public auction
70 the highest bidder. before the Court House
door, In thccity oiWhccing, on -
SATURDAY, the 10Th day OF DECEMBER, 1s9l. (
at 70 o'clock a. IN. Of said day, the following dc.
sefibed piece or parcel of ground in said city
ito-wtt: y piece OF ground with the improve.
mcnS on II, fronting forty feet ind eight Inches.
more or less, upon Market street, OIL the cost
SIDE thereof. i'll said city, and running hack IL,
lect, more or less, TO aprivatc Hley In the rear
thereof, sand lylng Immediately south OF q piece
olErolind sold by me at public Snlc on Saturday
last belOngingto said cstltp, TO George W. int
lWilliNmJ J. Luu and John J. LuH Tf
Terms OF snid sale will be $as follows: Ono.
third OF the purchiSc money iii cash. or rs much
more rs the purchaser may elect and the resi-
due IN two equal annual payments, bearing in.
tereSt from the dry OF sale. The lcgal title to lie
retained rs security for the deferred payments.
The said sale may be adjourned from time to
time, as the undersigned may deem proper.
WILLIAM b. SISIPSON,
Executor OF W!ll!ar Dusby DECEASED.
;DEcEMnEEG, 1901. deg
The above sale has been continued uni
SATURDAY, JANUARY IT, 1872. At same limo
and place. -
deLi.r1i YIN. h SIMPSON. Executor
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THE IRON INDUSTRY.
y Min Man 1T the Crcsccpt IRON
Works oftills City. Plead Guilty
and was Acquitted by
DIS. COPELAND AND BELL.
ALONG STANDING TROUBLE SETTLED.

Tic speaker was Mr.. Lester Eckman,
who resides Mt el0S Clapline street,
Wheeling, mn cmploye OF the Crescent
Iron Works, md formerly an old resi-
dent OF Cannonsburg, Pa. Tic follow
Ing is tho true story us he gave it to tho
reporter:
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,Yhitinc In Glory i:,,rnc.l

Lone ISLAND CRY, L, T. Dec. IS. e.
~. Crandalls whitins and chalk factory,l
pm Grand street, Maspoth, was destroy