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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-28
Annnnl Eleetlon Of Omeers.

Irpe'lal teleRrHm 70 Inc Ulspatch'I
TNuTR,uLE. N. c., February T.-At
.io annual meeting of the Cumberland
County Agricultural and Mechanical So
cety here to-dN the following officers
were reelected 10y acclamation: Walter
Watson, president; y. W. Whitehead, sec
rotary A. 4. McKethan. Jr., treasurer.
l.e association was merged into a stock
upauy ostensibly for the purp0sa OF
making The fair more Of an annual Expo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-28
Southern Baseball League.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, February PIT. 7.
Sullivan. former manager of the Washing
ton League and other clubs, but now IN
terested in the formation of the Southern
League. is in tho city. Sullivan says that
the Southern League is now composed OF
Mobile. Atlanta, Macon, Columbus, ia. .
Memphis. New Orleans, and Nashville.
The eighth city will be either Chatts-
nooga. Knoxville, or Birmingham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-28
IL RUFUS ReAvs MURDER.
Ware, Is Issued for the Arrest of Four
Persons by the Corouer's Jury.

I~peeIoi telegram 90 tho Dspafchl
ErfGH. y. c.. February PA special
ir.u Henderson says The corOners jury
BIOS presented tae names OF -Four pers ms
Charging them with the murder OF Rufus
E4y... the white farmer who was found
living dead 80 the foot q fight OF stairs
.n house 200 Henderson Wednesday morn
lr.. The names OF the men charget with
fte crime are not Clv-u ont. warrants
urrc placed in the eherG's hands tins
afternoon. The arrests VIII create q sen
-atlOn.
The jury in tho Superior Court TO-DAY
awarded W. 4. Jenkins, of Henderson.
.0 damages ~ HIS suit against Brown. of
Winston, for libel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-28

The most attractive and neat grocery
store in our city now is Mr.. Julien Bin
ford's. 1906 east Main. That three-foor and
cellar spacious building is occupied en-
The fve-year-old Mountain Whiskey he
adyertises is far superior TO any we nave
seen for years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-28
THE TWIN CITY'S JOY
eYrsussp OVER THE LEASE or THE
"a s r. r.. BY The N. & w. r. r.
,.s,hshln Changes. New Schedules. ana
Connections to I'e Madc-foar Persons
charged with Murder at Henderson.
.snnclnl teIorram % lhe pIspatcn.l

WINSTON. \. c.. February 27.-The news
= mo lease Of tho Roanoke and Southern
,,,d hv the Norfolk and Western. which
,,-oiianons were effected at stockhold-
- meeting in Roanoke to-day, was re-
,,,ved here with great JOY, and 10 IS under
,..,.l that the road will be pushed South
20, e.rlv date. The Roanoke and South
-, was virtually owned BY Winston
Sion capitalists. and the transfer 20 such
ls-ro and wealthy corporation means
..gph Tor the city and state.
REPUTATION.
Tho Norfolk and Western has reputa-
....e.a town-builder. and a prominent
r.tafc man said tonight that the deal
:. ..r. an increase OF % per cent. TO all
-...rfv IN this city and community. Tho
-.s.ivo Twin City to-day starts on a
.-,, Greer az enterprise and push. Tho
..-es In tho administration OF the road
,...- the new control, II there are . be
... Lave nos vet been announced. How
...- Do is likely that the Norfolk and
l...f,-u VII make their new line div
- WIN Gcueral-ManGgcr Masnn as su-
.r.rfpnlelt. If he desires TO remain IN
,..-.ry.co of tho road.
INV ARRASGEgEsTs
qtr Trains will soon run into the Nor
mi Western union depot. The re-
....n. fnecn miles OF telegraph 20 b3I
..r..fed 40 this end OF the lue will bdl
,....i GO completion rs early as pOssibloJ
i..r through passenger and freight
,..lu.o between Winston and Roanoke
,.. H.. arranged. The schedule will be 6
t,.l fat tho Roanoke and Southerl
1..... vi. make the connections with On
,-..,h trans on the Norfolk and Wester
OH .ue.
MP. DROWNING dad.
w. James Browning, one the loadin
e....r- 10 Oak Ridge, formerly of Fol-
,.... county. and extensively known aut
..-r..t.I here. died 40 that place thi
b. r..aftor 70 hlgeuug illness of tor
liis disease was white s0ftcninal
..f brain.
Oh. revenue collections for the week.
o.. 90 sl5.30S.72 The manufactu1
~. shipped 2j5.lC2 pounds Of tobacco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-28
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. February 81
2.74O bushels. Corn. 2,492 bushels. Oats,
1000 bushels. Meal, 72 bushels
SALEs-Wheat, 1000 bushels. Corn, l,ss2
bushels. Meal, 20 bushels
QUOTATIONS
WagAr-Longberry el.O2asl06. Mixed.
s1asI.O5. shortpcrry. 95c asl.05. No = red,
el.Q5. -
Coas.-White, Virginia, 4Sa50c.: No. z, o0c.
No. ?. mixed. 47a4sc.
OlrS-No. .. 36lsa371lc. No 3, 35a36c VIM
ter dor seed), 62A67c.
RYE.--sSa90c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-28
TuEBANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. February 27.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes; Re-
serve. decrease, s3,sS7,S50; loans, Increase.
"a. sos, OOO SPECIE decrease, g., 1897 500; legal
tenders, Increase. S1,6l9,2OO; deposits, IN
crease. s677 900; circulation, increase. $1,000:
The banks now hold S2d,969,7OO In excess Oh
the requirements OF tho 25 per cent. rule
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-28
Funeral Notice.

The funeral Of Mrs. FANNIEP... beloved
wife of the Rev. |. al. Mercer. of Green
vile. s. c., will take place THIS Sunday
AFTERNOON at o'clock at Second Bap-
tist church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-28
Gal rlMnRE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. February e. virginia consols,
"a. T23. asked Baltimore and Ohio stock.
g6i.a97: Northern Central stock, dS3saO9; BAL
timore and Ohio Southwestern Ist., IOotta
I09i6 DO. let Incomes, 10 bid DO. "a incomes,
80 asked DO. 80 incomes, 9l6slO; consolidated
gas bonds, 1924 lid do. stocks, 49As49s4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-28
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-sUNDAY. FEBRUARY g. 1892

liam. and Chief-of-P Police W. II. Esnes left
for New Orleans yesterday morning to see
the Mardi-Gras ceremonies.
Mr.. Burwell Bobbitt. tho engineer VINO
was so painfully injured yesterday morning
by tho railroad accident at Suholk, mas
been taken TO his home, In Crewe. Ills IN
iurie- about the shoulder are much more
painful and serious than the fracture OK
his leg.
THE MASSEY REPLY.
A good deal of interest is expressed here
to-day 10 read IN the DISPATCH OF Sunday
the reply OF Hon. John =: Massey to the
charges made against him by Senator
Flood and the report of the Senate Com
mittee in the matter.
this city have for some time been q mat
ter OF public comment, but it is believed
that they will be finally compromised and
settled to the satisfaction of all concerned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-28
MIR. HRowNrSG dad.
COMING HERE FOR HIS BRIDE.
4. r. Hoidinensld Married 90 Miss Laura
4. Taylor. of Richmond. In December.

AN .'N ara ~ ttt" A't7s''tfNitsi
rrro1. n. c., February 27-Quite (
sr.a...uUas created to-day by the news
.a. ol Tine stn Of last December, j. b.
I..Il.E.l, 0t tho Southern Express
4 ..p.r here. and Miss Laura s. Taylor,
d.. Redmond. wero privately married b,
t..rs-tur0f the Eale gh Christian church.
f. .re-. nt We're pledged o. secrecy, an,
..r.r.tuI.y WAS the secret kent that none
..f.r relatives Of tho bride or groom
...f lt out tll the brides brOt her-in-
ls. George n. Glass, manager of the
...ri0no Exchange. was told Of 10 To-
..r tle groom. VINO o. an uncle Of j.
iugheid. State Railway Commits
.er The groom left for Richmond TO
..t. hrug back hi- ride.
BUILDING LEASED.
I. lay The Young Mems Christian Asso
O. .u horD leas a tor MS use large built
rtt..r the Capitol winch was formerly
q lH,d hv the G. y To- Club.
IItrs are now thir.y--ly inmates Of tn
C..t I.rate soldiers Home here. Secre
t- otuulch reports to-day that they are
l.l.u Iu good health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-28

p9rSECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and Sixth strsets,.-Rss: y: D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-28
Mr.. c. A. JAcKsoN's FUNERAL.
Funds for the New Catholic Church-Peo-
ple Anxious to See Masssy's Reply.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
prrrRsBUaG, Va, February 27.-The re-
mains of Charles A. Jackson, who
died in Louisville, KY, on Thursday night,
while visiting that city on business. arrived
here this afternoon, and the funeral took
Mace from St. Pauls Episcopal church in
The presence of large assemblage OF the
relatives and friends of the deceased. Nr.
Jackson was at one time one OF the largest
and most successful manufacturers or to-
bacco in Petersburg; was man OF gen.
arons means and large heart. and in the
dispensation of his many charities and in
the practice of his many good deeds was
ca transformations that few people actually
knew what he did in this respect.
NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH.
IA, not probable that work on the new
church which st. Joseph's Catholic con-
location propose to erect on the site OF
their present edifce, on Washington
street. will be commenced before the
snring of 1898. 1t is proposed to build
church that will serve for many years.
Thera is already large fund Ill hand for
tina purpose, but not yet q sufficient
amount. Plans have been ordered from
Cb,caco from which to select, and 1t Will
take considerable time to examine these
and TO decide upon the one most accepta-
bio III all lespcCto.
ALNsHoUsE HOSPITAL
There are 60 inmates in the city aims
bouse-4O colored and ~ white. This IS
about the average number OF inmates in
th;s institution during the winter months.
The new brick hospital some time $50 au-
1901 Inv the Common Council has
been completed at cost or about $1,000,
md will in a day or two be turned over TO
the city. 1t Is sufficiently large TO
neet ali the demands for the accom-
n,odation of patients that Will probably
ever be made upon II. A. ux.
The revival meetings at the Wasning-
on-Street Methodist Episcopal church
tbis week have been largely attended. ana
40 nmch interest has been manifested that
the meetings will be continued through
ont the next week. A number OF CONVEX
SONS are reported. and many have publicly
liked prayers for themselves and friends.
Rev DR.. Rosebro. pastor OF the FIRST
prasbvteriau church here. Will exchange
nulpits on Sunday with Rev. DR.. Far, Oh
Richmond.
The sales of loose tobacco this week ag-
r,sgsted nearly half amillion pounds, with
racs;nts of nearly five hundred hogsheads.
Racsipts of cotton at the port since Sep
ts,rber Ist. s,i23 bales-an excess OF 600
hsIas over corresponding period Of last
year Stock on hand. 1853 bales.
NJ " N. Habliston. Mr.. George ].
sssv. Mr.. W. I. vsnAblA Mr.. kohszt 6il-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-28

r. WARRINGTON, d. O.. February H.
| PAIN Forecast for Virginia and North
NV Carolina for twsnty-four hours
from midnight TO midnight. Brisk
caast winds, gales on the coast; cloudy
weather, with rain. In Southeast Virginia
and southeast North Carolina; slightly
warmer by Monday.
The WEATHER IN RICHMOND Yys-LRDAr
was cloudy and raw, with light rains
throughout the day. Rain was falling Of
midnight.
Range Of tho Thermometer at the 'front.'
door of the DISPATCH Office yesterday:
a. N. ............-..s.... ........s...@
a. M. ..........s........s..
IL NJ. s...-........fp
8 4. M. s...s...s.......'...f
L. M .................s.
Midnight. ........... ...............'...o
Mean temperature. .................".f2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-28

New YORK. February 27.--The stock mar
ktt In tho main was strong to-day, but remained
very dun for tho general list, and there were
only four active s,ocks-St. Paul, Reading, Dela-
ware and Hudson. and Denver and Rio Grands
pre,erred-whose combined operations we're
one half Of the total business transacted.
THE ONE FEATURE.
The strength in the last two Was also the one
feature OF tho market, though tho other Coalers
we're in close sympathy, and the Grangers, while
dun. presented a very nrm front. The con.
tiuued evening up OF short contracts accounted
for the strength OK the list, but there was new
buying OF a most pronounced sort In the two
stocks which gave character 70 the trading.
REMARKABLE GAIN.
Delaware and Hudson scored remarkable
gain, rising from 1873 70 1854 and closing at the
top figure, whilo Denver and hiO Grande pre-
ferred, which was bought by interested parties
who have been bulling the stock for some time,
rose from 49l8 TO olss, also closing az the best
price. Jersey Central responded 10 the strength
in Delaware and Hudson by rising again above
14O, and LacSawanna and Reading were not so
strong.
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT UP.
Rumors In regard TO the reorganization sent
Richmond and West Point preferred up per
cent and affected the bonds fayorably, but the
stocks were very dull with the rest Of the mark
Of. The general list opened with irregular but
slight changes from last nights nguros, and
SLOW Dut stc3uy improvement NN~hii'H ~ W ~
time OF the publication OF the bank statements,
which showed a heavy loss In specie and the sur
plus reserve, though It's influence was only
monetary.
CLOSE ACTIVE AND STRONG.
The close was active and strong at tho best
prices OF the day. The final changes are gen.
orally small fractional gains, but Delaware aud
Hudson is up So; Denver and Rio 1rande pre-
ferred, 2;s; Jersey Central rs, and Lacka-
wana, per cent. Ssles-Listcd stocks, 14O,-
600: unlisted, 1000.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Ruenin1.-Exchango quiet and steady at fsda
4sg. Commercial bills. 4s4}4s4s7Ia. Money
easy no loans closing offered At ,. suo-Trea-
sury palances-Coin, sl12,990,00O; currency,
sIs,9l2,UOO. Governments dull but steady 4
per cents, ll6}l. State bonds neglected.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-28
WILL TAKE A LOOK AT THE JAMES.
Congressmen to BE Taken Down the
stream-seOO. 900 Wanted.

Stream-&2OO,OOO wanted
The James is gradually becoming
greater In its inheritance 20 the CONNER
cial world. and upon its future very much
depends the future of Richmond as port.
The Council Committee on James River
Improvement met in the Chamber OF Com
merce Yesterday morning and topics
Of great importance were discussed.
The last Congress appropriated S2OO,-
600 for the improvement of the chan
mel. aud tor some time an effort has been
In progress TO secure the same sum from
this Congress for this work. Recently an
invitation was extended tho House Com
mittee on Rivers and Harbors TO visit
Richmond and make tour OF inspection
down the river in company with the Coun-
ell committee. This was accepted, and
delegation Of congressman, escorted by
Hon. George ID. Wise, will arrive here on
the 1888 train this afternoon for the pur-
pose of inspecting the work and looking
into the needs of the stream.
At the meeting of the Council commit
tee Yesterday a COMMITTEES. consisting OF
Messrs. Lewis u. Crenshaw (chalrman),
w. s. Gum, w. II. Curtis, and Edgar II.
Ferguson, were appointed TO meet the
distinguished gentlemen from Washington
and escort them to the Exchange Hotel.
At II o'clock tomorrow the trip down the
The visitors will be entertained aboard the
boat by q number of prominent citizens,
and refreshments will be served.
Mr.. A. ID. Landerkin, from the Chamber
of Commerce, was elected a member OF the
James-River Improvement Committee TO
fiji the vacancy caused by the death OF
MIR. Isaac 5. Tower. The meeting then adj
journed.
TIE WORK BEING DONE ON THE RIyEB.
A DISPATCH man was afforded an inte-
resting ride down the James yesterday az
ternoon by Messrs. w. s. Gum and James
Il. Vaughan. and the work being done was
carefully noted. These gentlemen, who,
with Dir. G. ID. Langhorne, have the con-
tract for conducting the governmental i'm
provements in the channel, have just fin
ished a piece Of dredging at KIngsland's
Reach, where 1000 cubic feet of material
was taken out of the stream. They are
now preparing TO begin the work of Clean
ing the channel at Randolph Flats,
about seven miles from Richmond.
At this point 104, 600 cubic feet of dredging
is TO be done, and a trestle is to DO con-
structed into the middle of the stream.
An engine and cars will be used TO carry
the mud to the dumplng-ground. When
this piece of work is completed IL Will
give the river channel Of Is feet and oyer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-28
NEW Work STOCK MARKET.

Mean temperature. IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-28
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. February 81, 1902.
sALEs-2O0 Richmond city 8 per cents, al
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-07-23
Curinns Legal Tender.

Almost every age and tribe. as we'll as
every epoch, has had its peculiar cur
rency or medium of barter and exchange.
Not only gold, silver, copper. brass. lron'
lead and paper. but such out of the way
articles as bits of glass. shells, beads,
stones. soap. bits Of various colored cloth
and numerous other objects. some OF
them absolutely valueless to our way OF
looking at the matter.
The Burmese, Karens. HanseSe and
Ghans have no coined money. lead and
silver in bullion being the ordinary ten
der in trade, weight and purity being tht
standard of value. For long time sail
was the ordinary money Of the Abyssln
ianS.
Dried fish has long been, and is ever
today to Il certain extent. the legal ten
der of Iceland. Shad scales are also thu
medium of exchange in many OF tbs
North Sea islands. st Louis Republic.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-07-23
Nood River Glacier.
HOOD RIVER, OR, JULY, d, lssa.
HUYTINGT ToNS CONTEST

The complaint of Mr. Huntington
In his contest for the clerkship makes
some statements tnat are not nj all
flattering to the judges and clerks "i
election, especially those ct thls pS-
cinct The substance of the charges
generally is that the judges counted
votes for Crossen that were east Tor
Huntington, and IN this precinct The
number of votes so cast is placed at %,
or about that number. The complaint
also alleges, under oath, that hut one
ballot box was in sight here, ana sew
eral other minor matters. Theattempt
was made by Mr., Huntington's attor-
new 10 throw this precinct out aud dis
franchise all of us in order that h.
might hold an office. The election
here was fairly aud honestly conduct
I'D. and every voter in this precinct
knows it. A few votes were marked
with lead pencil instead of as the law
provides, but these were counted Icy
the Judges because they took judge
Deady's view of the matter, that whert
the intent of the voter could he diseoV'
cred the vote should count. These
votes were generally republican, as I
recount would show, and they wer'
counted by board consisting OF on'
republican, one democrat and one peo
ple's party man. Every man wh'
voted had his vote counted, and count
ed the way he voted it, and nothing
further than this could or should be re
uuired. Mr.. Huntington's contest ha
killed him politically and If the elec
ton were held now, Crossen would sc
three votes to his one. A man VIII
will swear to the truth of something
he doesn't know anything about, evel
though he does il on information am
beiief, is not going to gain friends b.
his action.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-07-23
NO CORRECTION NEEDED.

The promptness with which people
correct errors that have never been
made is exemplified in the commani-
cation from the Phelps Creek Water
company, which appears in this issue.
The GLACIER never said there were SO
inches or any other number of inches
of Ditch creek water turned into Phelps
creek. What it did say, and what the
communication admits to be true, was
this: "This SO inches of water. it is
claimed by its 0Wneys, is turned into
Phelps creek" etc. Now, the commu-
nication says that they claimed it was
turned in, but that it was not, and that
an examination by the parties inter-
ested satisfied them it was not. 1t will
be seen by comparing the article in last
weeks GLACIER and the eommunica-
ton in this that the former statement
needs neither explanation nor correc-
fiOu
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-07-23
A Foolish Burglar.

Saturday night, about 1885, during
the absence of ye editor and his wife
from home, bold bad burglar entered
their residence by raising parlor WIN
dow. The door from the parlor into
the hall was locked, so that the enter
terprising burglar had his trouble for
his pains. There was nothing there
that lie wanted, and he was as far from
the steel vault in which we hoard our
wealth as when out of doors. The
neighbors saw the light, evidently that
of dark lantern, as it showed by spells
only, but we did not get to see him,
and we are glad of it, for We should
have felt called upon to upbraid him
for ,lisgracing his calling by trying to
perform the impossible, that is, to rob a
printer. We feel, however, that our
neiehbors are indebted to US for dis.
gushing this fellow with the place, and
no doubt with his calling. May he
never strike more successful job thar
robbing a newsgatherer until he goes al
some honest labor
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-07-23
what wit Is.

No one has ever told Ms exactly what
wit is. DR.. Isaac Barrow. famous
English divine and Il man of brilliant
wit himself. has given the best definition
yet known. and he confeSSeS that often
it consisteth in one hardly knows what.
He SAYS. in his old fashioned style:
Sometimes it lieth in Il pat allusion
to known story. or in seasouable appli-
cation Of trivial saying or in forging
an opposite tale. Sometimes 1t playeth
in words and phrases, taking advantage
from the ambiguity of their sense or the
affinity of their sound: sometimes 1t
lurketh under an odd Similitude; some
times it is lodged in Il sly question. In a
smart answer. in II quirkish reason, III Il
shrewd imitation, Il tart irony. II lusty
hvperbole or startling metaphor: some
times an affected simplicity and some
times preSumptuous bluntness glvetA
it being: sometimes 1t arises from Il
lucky hitting upon what is strange;
sometimes from crafty wrestling OF
obvious matter TO the purpose,
Isn't this excellent: Study this clause
and find witticism 10 match 1t.
have not given the entire definition, but
lust enough TO stimulate some one tc
look it up for himself. New York Home
journal
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-07-23

In the counties Of Luzerne, Schuylkill,
Carbon and northumberland. Pa, there
are 47S men who insist upon the title OF
professor. This includes musicians.
teachers of music. schoolmasterS. two
sleight-of- hand men, one ventriloquist.
four sluggers or professors Of sparrlng'
nine dancing masters, two oyster openers
and twelve drink mixers or bartenders.
Twenty years ago the title was scarce
one in the coal fields. 1t was worn only
by college teachers and it carried a
weight with it.-Hazleton Sentinel.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-07-23
NOTICE.
L. s. Land Office, Vancouver Wash Juiys,

U. s. Land Office, Vancouver Wash July D. 1871
Complaint having been entered at this ONCE
by Henry C.Carmack, against Charles ROBERT
son, for abandoning his homestead entry No
S442 dated September 9TH 1891. upon thS south
range o east. in Skamania county WASH,
with view to the cancellation fsaid entry
the said partiessare hereby summoned to ap-
pear at the L. s. Land office at Vancouver d II
wash. on the 30th day of August 1892, at IL
o'clock a. m to respond and furnish testi'
mony concerning said alleged abandonment;
1t appearing to my satisfaction that personal
service cannot be made on the entl yman; II Il
rules IL and Il Of practice in the L. ;; Land
Office by publication, posting and mailing.
iyI6-aug26 JOHN d. GEoGHEGAS, Register