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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20
DECLINES THE NOMINATION.
Cannot Run for Congress-General Dan
Sickles In the Same Fix.
[By telegraph to the Dlspatch.I

10y teIcETupu 20 INC HI'paICu'I
NEW YORK, October 19.-Geueral Isaac $. Cat
lin, nominated for Congress by the Democrats OF
the Third District, has decliEed, giving as his
reason the fact that he Is Ineligible the place
because he is on the retired list OF the regular
army and tho recipient OF a pension. He has
been informed by the AttOrney-General Of the
United states that his acceptance OF the ONCE
would yacate his place on the retired list of the
army and that In consequence he would forfeit
its cmoluments. General Cailin says that he is
very reluctant to decline the nomination, but Is
obliged TO do 90, because he cannot take the risk
OF being retired from the army.
He also SAYS General Dan Sickles, nominated
in this city for Congress, is In the same Ok.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20
Stricken ut Revival-Meeting.


DAsynLE, VA, October 19.-Mr. j. T. schooi-
field is holding a revival meeting at Cascade.
Last night while the service was In progress
kaufman venable, a boy years old, arose from
his seat, looked steadily at the noor ior few Sc
unconscious condition, and at last reports to-day
he had not rallied. The case Is great puzzle
TO the doctors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20

No buffet should be without bottle OF An
GosrURi BrTTERs, the world-renowned appetiZoi
and inyigorator, of exquisite flavor, endorsed by
the medical profession for its wonderful restora'
tive power.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20
A Virginia Lady Dies at Asheville.

AsHHvILLE. y. G., October I9.-Mrs. L. j. Cole
man, OF Mecklenburg county, Va, who was on q
visit TO her sister, Mrs. Z. b. Davis OF this city,
was stricken with apoplexy while at the supper
table last evening and died this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20
r,..,a, sexts,te TO sing.

The Ariel sex,ettc, Of Cincinnati, rn,sa ,nsa,ber r.
composed Of sisters who hayo me yonng
Nous Chrissisn Association to-nigps ,,La, vii
cert will be free 70 members and easn AN, tov,ts.
admit lady aud her escort. oVe, I,v"c IOWA IA
tions have been sent out, sso iaih0
expected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20
ARnsselI-Connty Murder.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dlspateh.I
LEBANON, VA, October 1S.-Mr. ssthsrlsno'
who was shot by Burgess, died on yesIeryvSN!, "
S.,'.,as NJ gnthorland's father 10 good citl-
zen ana his son, who was 50 brutslly murdereo'
,sas a boy Of mos; excellent character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20
S1 z.

Our line Of Sl2, $3.50, and Sl5 Suits
are strictly first-class Garments-as per-
feet fitting as any man wants to put on.
Made of excellent materials by our own
first-class tailors for our direct and ex-
elusive sale. A frstcass tailor would
charge you twice as much as we ask, and
would in no particular give you a better
garment at that
Just opened-some beautiful
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20
Hanford', Julius Cesar"

Every lover of the standard literature of
the stage should not fail to see Charles Han
ford's great Booth Barrett production of
Julius Caesar" at the Richmond Theatre
Friday and Saturday nights. Nothing like
il has ever been seen IN Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20

For Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and stomach lis
orders use BrOrn's Iron Bitters. The Best Tonic;
It rebuilds the system, cleans the blood ana
strengthens tina muscles splendid toulc tof
weak and debilttated persons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20

A large sewer in course OF construction nj
Hamburg. Ger, caYed in yesterday, burying
fourteen workmen. Gangs Of men were imme-
dateiy set TO work 10 dig out the unfOrtunates,
but II Is not believed that any Of the buried men
are alive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20
Personal and Political Notes.

tCorrssDondencs OF the Richmond DIspatch.l
PKTERsBuHd, VA, October 1e.-Rev. DR.. g. J.
Gibson, rector Of Grace Episcopal church, has
returned from Baltimore, whore he had been at
tending the General Episcopal Convention. Tho
Doctors heaith 10 quits delicate.
nr. II. y. Nunt whose large corn-mill was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20

A SORE THROAT OR CoUGH, IL suffered to pro-
gress, often results In an incurabe throat or
lung trouble. Brocns Bronchial Troches '
gives instant relief.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

ADJUSTMENTS
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
CORINNE.
MoZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
THE SOUDAN.
CoRCoRAN HALL,
DELSARTEAN SYSTEM (BRyrrrr Ma,
SONIC HoMR).
MEETINGS-Third Thursday,
LAFAYETTE. ROYAL ARCH M.soNs.
VIRGINIA LODGE. KNIGHTS Oy PYrufAA
ACRoRA LODGE. OpD-FEIIows.
R0ASS LopGE. ODn-YgLLOHs.
YAKIMA TRiBs, Rad MN.
MASlRO TRiBE.
PAwSEs TKlSE. RID MN.
JEfFEK>OS LoDGg. GOLDEN CHAfN.
A. W. GLiSN COUNCIL. AMERICAN NrcHaNfca
VtKGINA COUNCIL, ROYAL kRC,NrE
MARSHALL COURT, gQyIrABLE LEAGUE
CfhtHUS GROVE, DRJlps.
NONkOx CROW. DHCip.
VIRGINIA COUNCIL, FRArgRSAL CIRCLE
TCLTON LOnGE GOOD TEMrLAns.
JEFPERsoc LcDSJ, dooD rEaFL.Rs.
SIR WALTER RALElGH. sons OF 81. oEoEaE
SfUARr H0EsK GUAED.
RICHsOND sIOvE-N0gNrF
BROTHERHOOD OF PAiNTkEA
BAKERS UNION.
sToSEwALL LODGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20
OUR GUARANTEE

has come to be recognized os absolute
and final proof Of everything we claim.
This means simply that our Fall SUITS
are absolutely correct that we echo tho
voice of fashion that We are. so to speak,
Fashions phonograph, and repeat her
slightest syllables with the accuracy and
fidelity of a reflection in the mirror. IL
attired in one Of these suits your cos
tune is above criticism and will present
no points upon which TO pass any opin.
ion but approval. We ara showing tho
pick of the fall fabrics, and tho style,
make, and finish Of these suits are real
triumph OF sartorial art. It's al excur-
siou through Fashions domain TO SEQ
our stock. Come and see the goods
and don't travel in the rear car.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20

The William Lambert fined in the Police Court
Monday was not the William Lambert OF Church
HILL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20
Georre ynnderbiIt,s Gift.

Especial telegram to the DisOatcn.l
AsHEvILLE, n. c., October ia free read
ing-room, The gift of George Vanderbilt, was
opened at Blltmoro last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20
MANY CHlLDRsN HURT.
sad Columbus Celebration Accident
shiftlcss Carpenters Elamed Tberefor.

WEST WINsTEAp, CONN, October l9.-Six hum
dred school children were seated on temporary
seats fifteen tee; high this afternoon rehearsing
for the ColUmbus-pay celebration on Friday,
when the benches collapsed and 300 children fell
60 the fi0or. Many received broken limbs, but
none were killed. All tho doctors In town are IN
attendance upon the wounded. There Ia great OK
element. and much indignation at the shiitless
carpenters, TO whose faulty work the accident Is
attributed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20
NO AGREEMENT REACHED YET.

Bowden and Peachy Committees Vote,
But Fail to Effect a Compromise.
Special telegram to tho Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, October 1o.-The committees
appointed by Messrs Bowden and Peachy met
at the Atlantic Hotel with closed doors to-day in
pursuance Of tho plan OF the Republican Ma
tional Committee 10 select q compromise candt-
date OF the Republican party In this district Tor
Congress-. They voted repeatedly, but could
effect no organization, each side standing out
stubbornly. They are In session again tonight,
but It is thought by many that no agreement
will be reached.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20

Sixteen hundred tickets to the dedicatory cere-
monies at Chicago wcro stolen from the Office Of
Secretary Culp, Of the Ceremonies Committee
and are on the market, and 4 large number OF
forged tickets are alsO on sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20

Tho City Of Paris broke the record from
Queenstown 10 New York yesterday, making the
voyage In five days, fourteen hours and twenty
four minutes. Distance, 2,1S2 miles-ayerag-
ing over 300 miles a dsy. Tho vessel named -
soon TO become an American ship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20

Tho Supreme Court OF Idaho has unanimously
sustained tho cOnstitutiOnality OF the Idaho test
oath law. The decision VIII prevent Mofmons
from voting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20
He ORGANIZED "eIDEoN,s eAND.p
The Weaverite Chairman u Yiolator Of the
Demand for Indictment.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
RALEIGH N. c., October 19.-Chairman Sim
mons has "sprung mine" upon the Third party
by publishing letters from J. S. Bell and NJ. l..
Reed, two prominent Alliance-men, in which
those gentlemen show that s. Otho Wilson, now
chairman Z the Peoples party has violated tho
law and the constitution Of North Carolina in
organizin1 'Gideon's Band" and swearing IN
members. Mr.. Bell says he was not initiated,
bat that Wilson urged him 10 become member.
Wilson also gave IL 10 be understood that death
was the punishment OF a member who revealed
tho secrets.
DISTRICT GIDEON"
Mr.. Reed was made n "district Gideon" To-
day there are calls for the indictment OF Wilson
and his cO-cOnspiratOrs and that Will probably
follow in a few days, by sOmo grand jury. The
matter makes n great stir. The Democrats are
determined that the matter OF the constitu-
tion against scout political organizations shall
be obeyed. Wilson's position, like that OF some
others, is by no means pleasant one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20

The greatest pain-annihilator oil tns ss'
Salvation Oil IL always cu;es'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20

Mr.. Eph. N. Adams and Miss Eva +. Lannon,
daughter Of Mr Thomas LannOn, were this owe
ming united in marriage by Rev. Father Cutler
in ~. Mary's church. Tho bride was At
and the ushers we're Messrs. Frederick j. Pan.
Martin Greene. Charles BorrOughs, James 7.
Quinn, John Shinn, and Thomas Lannon. Tho
church was crowded with the friends Of the
newly-married couple, who were warmly con-
graduated and wished every blessing In life. A
reception was held at the homo Of the bride =
parents. and tho happy couple took a late train
for an extended tour Of Canada and the West
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20
A LIBEL MET.
Prompt Refutation of sianderous Charges
Against Selma, Ala.

lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
SELMA, ALA, October l9.-An article receh.v
appeared In the National Economist signed py
X. II. Mccullough, OF jackson, Miss siating 'Da'
stephen A. Douglass, when making ms canvass
n ough the South IN lsoo' was assaulted "
s.,,.s Ala. with eggs whtls speaking. one Of
..a sscs sfr,sing Mrs Douglass. Great indigna-
non prsysils in Selma and other Alabama cities
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-05

The puppy should not be allowed 10
got iut, habit. which will later need
correction. Let him from the first be-
encouraged In cleanliness SELF espoc..
love 81 esteem, respect for the rights OF
other puppies. 10. elbows. otc.
Very early begin 90 iusdH into him
lessons Of restraint, but only for tho
hr'ciast periods. Tor the creature Is az
set weak In brain and will power
though strong In Instinct and impulses.
The muster or trainer must not be
associated In his mind with unpleasant.
moss. but with the raycrc. Do NOT.
therefore. punish him, but let him
learn almost mplusciouly that certain
actions and certain pleasures are con.
ucc,cl.
llo should soon learn his name,
should always como vh.n called but
not bo summoned too often, especially
u playing lt is well 60 carry a bit OF
biscuit, ohcosr, ota, 90 reward him for
coming at Gr,t Latrra pat OF appro.
baton win ul.,., -Dt Wesley Mills
in Popular ssicnc, Monthly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-05

pyn lac said, aud then stood composed
~ amid the hurry burly 4 pretty
nc,rps. md two lrishwomcn wero noti
sent down; then four children we've put
M. and then the sailors sprnnq over tic
dlo aud prepared 90 hcip other. An
lr'shmHn shouted. Now. loyaN Iii.
voice seemed 20 send an impulse
through the crowd, and the tou.ls
tore themselves away from the women
und flung themselves rccilc sly-somt
into tho boat. some into che wnlc-
Tho oNlear 1tcd twn barrels end missed
each time; slilor showed cd. oul we
raw an o,orlndon boat lumber heavily
away uIou.
IAN Uub 'cno OF horror tool, place
IN less thin two miuuiol and lho shin
tati'od moro and moro ovcry scroui
Tn prize irhtcr aud l's nur wcrc not
.ucc lui IN ulcir u'lunpt Zoo s.ou tln
boat forward Tho rauor aud the
steward nnuoj t1u-olvo, with rq'
moua rods and boat Toe fellow down;
ihen tho hascf-a tbiek vpuYg Dad,
who hal learned his cuisines, as sea.
iulu in addition 10 his tnlc-let me
boat np. end four gallant men with
stood tr croc'pns rowdIe. until oll.
con womou had boon pitched over 'hc
fid0 AMI rarsla ly lowered A soamuu
took The t.Ipr. four rokers the pur
er and tAe h1Lar Jumped ia at the lss,
moment, and this second boat went
alrin.
Meanwhile the captain had reloaded
ALAS what pity he only had tive
borrcls'-ani tlird aud fourth boat
went oil with haif their proper compile
mont Another boat load might have
escaped, but SIX mgu .pmng from iho
port side aud actually stove tho cutter
IN. At last only ono light boat r..
manned. aud still there wcr1 over 7uG
Of ~ iammcd In the narrow space loit
By the awful list. The captain had
dropped his hands. lie could do no
more, The third mate took hand.
spike and went smashing among the
men who were wrestling around our
last hope. One sailor said We've
HaNfli 90 l'iA flA'NNllt Ahllls ls'N iliANN
our turn Ani he with tlrcc sturdy
swedcs, managed TO get n; the davils.
They were iust In time, for the steamer
began 10 sway as they iloatcd. and they
were all bnt swunpcd by the charge
and leap Of crowd who flung them
selves into tho water
"rhan was left with a great multi
tule, whose agouizai cllmor stunned
me. fclt a mighty convulsivc move.
mont; then the sea seemed 20 flash
down ON me Ia one mass. us II the wall
Of water fell from a hish crng Then
heard a huuming noise Ia my oars, aud
with a gasp was up amid blackenci.
wrgglug sheet oi drowning creature.
4 boat camo pn't INC and ! struck out
Justify raised my clf to the guuwule.
Shall ! Die hi. iiusor,f said q man.
$40, lgt him COME oul / was laid.
sick and dizzy, on tho bottom b1arii
Of ttr crow. boat You ha3w tha;
We were piehrl up after a nasty tlmc.
aud ! am nt home minus my l.it'
James iuuclnan 90 Pail ilall GaL,tto.
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cor loves SAKE.

I, lover sweet time, the wide world round
Wac rel with roses Blowing
1he ways wCrc yours, the wuods were wet,
And wild with green thinr rruwinW
,.T gisinrss from ~ hedges ftolo
In farrry Dm les upsrfinr'ns
So vrfv I1yaaud tntoH aFntt sako-
The world nud | went fiugIugl
And set 'tis for loves sake today
Thewind ndilrc u alghiut
fwrlt me hy thg fnmoold way
Meath dcadulcd leaves down nYing
Anil tIa .or love, arar ~ o atone
sIefn Gtlcf nud together
c.,band in trrd aye. unararti-
THROUGH this rf1N winiry weather
.vIrr.tIa ". CliaI in Spi.nrlcld Republican
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-05
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
Estate OF En,abcI6 nrunGcr, pecsa,ea

Estate OF Ehaabrln nrunker, Deceased.
~ undgtigncd, administrator Of the estate
or Elizabeth hruulur, deceased, to tho credI-
tors Of. and all pertuns having olAllns Aeninst
the said deceased, 10 exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within four nontha after
the hrst publication ~ thit notice, 10 the said
Administrator, IN care 81 Maddo a Adams. nj,
lornoys, atss 4 % EAst, iifhl south Street, salt
Dated December lbth, 1891,
n, uRUSKER,
Administrator OF the estate OF Elizabeth
BTuuk en- deceased
WAppELL 4 ADAMS, Attorneys for estate,
dia tn
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NOTICE. no OREpLIORs.


NorlCE i HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, asnui-ttator OF The erta'r N
hannah tonlinsun WHIlu, deceased, 10 the
creditors OF, and all urrsuns having claims
hgainsi the fuil CHr.srd, O. exhibit thuu.
vita the nCrrftufy voucher, within ten muuths
after the nrst publication 0f tlls notice, 10 thr
SAID administrator ~ hs of4ro, % Rooua I'd 4!
aud aIa Consultation nuii ling, SAT- iaAe CI.y,
IN the louuty OF SAT- iagr.
Dated December llth. l-Il,
THOMAS u. LEWIs,
Admlnisuntor ~ the ITtato Of IIatnah Tom
hasOn Wardic, dec tfed. 4 Oaw bwft
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-05

Beauty often depends on
plumpness; so does comfort;
so does health. If you get
thin, there is something
wrong, though you may feel
no sign Of it.
Thinness itself is a sign;
sometimes the first sign;
sometimes not.
The way to get back
plumpness is by CAREFUL
LIVING, which sometimes in
cludes the use of SCOTS
Emulsion of cod-liver oil.
Let us send you-free--a
little book which throws much
light on all these subjects.
.seetT e noNsH. Chemists, ga South ST. Ay,aus,
yoar Druggist t,sp, io,t,arrul isn efesd.ii,,,
eu-al dguleNl' s'sry rhuv DO. o.
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In the Probate Court IA aud Tor SAT- Lake
County, Territory 81 Utah.
In the matter ~ toe Ed'hts Of Joshua
Parker, deceased.


Y W sUaMEnuANs the ADMINS.
~ &. ruior OF the estate N Joshua Par or,
dacr seed having nici his petition herein daily
verified, rrtying Tor an order ~ sale OF Dor.
ton % Ne fea' estate NJ taid deecfent, Tor tho
purposes therein set forth, u b therefore or.
defrt By The Judge o. nd Court tIat aii per.
sons interested M the sttnta - said decetsUi
Apteag before the snid prnh4te Court On Ned D..
nesdAr, tto gUgh dsy Of January is9i. at 10
tonrt Hsura In tho CITY aud t0uuty -
SAT- Lake, uuh Territory, 10 SHOW csufo
why an orfur should not De granted
10 ihc fNlt administrator 20 cell % much n tue
resi- estate % the tsid tcrsaled A. either pub.
Ne or prittr sale. NJ shall he neecfsnrr. and
that q COPY ~ th's ur Ter be ruhlisht1
or ieast iO1f ncsestivH we ksiu nc DTsLHtr
tvENtsg Sfws. antwspara puuisd AMI pub.
l.alcd in saii city nud rnuhiy
40 q ". BARrCH, Judge.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E,atc OF judith Tenr'. Haven. peoea,o

EstaiC OF judith Temple Haven, DcCosiui
NJ OTlCE i HEEEUN GIVEN BY THE w.
- dcrHguud, HdmiuuiAfar NJ the o-t4te
Of judith Temple Haven. deceased, 10 fhp tfrf.
thu faiI dtcuTFtl 10 sAnllIt them. with tho
necessary Noughur-, within 500 munths afItr tue
nfst ru1l. stiOn Of ihis rntrc. 20 the said
mihstrator ~ the inw vnUe q 4 u, LuwIa.
Rooms i'2 o. Corsliut uu Nuiidmg, salt Lac
Cuy, IN the county Ut salt laAc.
Dated Dec. iy.h. sll
WILLIAM &. BURTON,
Adm'niruator Of tuo ,staiu OF judith TEN.
q Haven. tereHHsi dlaw mi
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


TT1F7' v N7ITT7 y Withhold
Nro1CE ~ HErErY GIVEN nY TiiE
N undersigned, admtnlsiratur ~ Tho ostate
OF salt stiles T. Williams, deceased. 20 iuo
creditors o. and uU perfons having claims
against tho said deceased. % cNhilit them
with the usrosflfr vouchof1, within Ten
months after Che drst Publication Of this
notice. 90 the laid John \, Lewis, 90 biz rraI
drncc. No 5lGrauc street. in SAT- Laku CITY 10
tho Con iy ut -alt iato.
JUgN r. 1uWfs.
Admin traitor ~ iho estate Of Mloa g. WI.
lame. decfasei. q oaw Nv
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In the Mntrrof ur LsiIia Of .lssen
a. base, deceased.

In the MHirrof ur EsfIis Of slssen
a. base, deceased
.,'OrICr f1 UEllBN GIVEN. THAT
~ Miriam %. Chase, admitistatriN of nc
estate of .i.st1 a. fass. aerra..4. mas zen.
ntrct Tor sHittnrri. Auf n'fH Boo f4d Court,
her lHl fccouut uf tfr samtnIstrat'nn 90 sad
tstnIe aug rtuuuu for ulnl dIsttI1tuuu ui the
refldut " talf estate rHurg the persons en- .
uticf thereto, aui inst Saturday. TOO Htn Gay Of
tpurt funf1 ~ Hald Court, ln tIe tuuuty Court
House, sslt lake CITY srd Couuti. Yah Ter.
rtar' Dos zen duiy SPY iltsi Pos the judge
% slid court. tor tre scttlfmcnt Of SAID 40
suunt ami nrttiug fail pcuton Tor disuu8l.
u0u, % wU.fr time and place Say person inter.
tFfud boz aafd estHtf WaY npprar and show
cause, n auy there it,Wlv saidareount should
nos be- fgiilsl fnd aTpfNod anu nnAl liitugu.
ton made ~ prIyrd Tor.
naicd Decruhcr 10, 1871
&. =. ALLEN,
C'ctk 81 Tho Probate our
Nv &. Z STANruv, DEPUTY CiCr.. d.w
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conid cmo w,i.o ~ tbis, WI. "a,
vcll.1 of "A sudden wifi month .st.,
i,arI for cbrist's ssl,o stnrboarir o,1
then. ne n br magic tbe clond Of c,n.
vns a.emej ~ ot.ort,r ne saw t,,
otBcsr bapring ON tine ,oil AMI nal
iupued on tbe hnteb,s noticed t,r,
n fotlorn outio.lty. tbnt bis .nnclIas
wore ,yb,te. Thaaria Ion, caramel
and thon the b,rk ,oundel b,ck afo,y
yards. while the steamer treil.i ON.
sbo came SLOWLY int, ne ngnip. n,d
heard her bow. cru. hing. Tor sbe hal
d. he'd clean AGAINST enc baults OF tbr
sto,,oholc.
"Opo sbr,il sere,i, c,,no .bu11nri,,
"a, from tl,a rotin -o,,lv ,,. tl..p
rnnrnur rbpn brri.. I.ur.f of I'm.
inc. dion "A man o.uo una mud rr,.j
,Ob I'M, godr and ib.p r ,yul
r,,ner..ia- aro,,.a. cro,.d tb, ..s.,.
no., man t,.rri,5 Yn s,s,,,,i,. ,.,,.
inc enrb otbcrs cio.bo.. cur..,, ,r,,
I'm, Some Of bo,y,p,en bo,.,ssj md
screamed. MS they tried la f,rr, Tho
bolts af tho doors. thon ils crowd
broke cloer. and soon t.. % ,yero ciipr.
ine TO the mon. pnying. lnbberiur
with notes ~ horrible uathos all kinds
Of incohercnces I ran an and saw
tho bark wavcr. lurcb and then sink.
81 remember now olsoryiu, how hor
mnsts ouiyorcd. and hoard "A repott
HLo that Of a hcnyy cannon as her
matches wero thrust M by the air. A
prpop and white mountain cleaned IN
the gray Of the dawn. aud then In,
shin wns no moro soon. The ladies
from tho cabin wcro mostly I'm their
pi,,b.dr,,.as mud tbo ma, ,l.n nod
tpl.cn no ,inc Ia irc.s ,,,y ,ybito
dawn moo. mud TnoticrJ n,r,tcnl,,l,
nv E,,i;.h gcrtl.w,n aud hi. d,,sI.
tcr sbo wns b,nging an nj. ANN, anI
I ,hought ,hc.w,s sh,tin, c,nvul.iy..
lv. INF sbc lont Icr lin. t,gbt and
only tho deadly ,torc Of her eve, gn,b.
inc from the nolIor az her iiy.d fac,
toId ~ nor tropbls
,rrto ,ar,oi, .,sbo1 t,,,,,-l ,,,,i,.
t,,.t,i, ii, ~ ha aa,,,a H.. r.. M.
~, ,,,a.as aaJT,"y ua Lm,, - ~
dar.,n',a. ,oa,inl. Don, ~. -.
'',"'sY' Pv,i ,' ~" u '''' '"''' '..
ioeNe' '1''','' nun ''''' -" ''''''
~, su'N MY, 'V"'' , VIZ ~" go w.,
s'V'''' '""s $50 , a. ~" INV " ''''
rnothor Mo ,a,,rI ,9,,os ,,h, 60
a s,nor, ma, hcd ,,,..ol ~ 80, ..it
49,. ~ , Ia i, ,, ,'i'I -, " , ,,' , ",
"''r Wv s'I'' ','" "''." 10 N','.'u ''
q, ,r,i, he t,..l a. ,,an I,a ,.ti'n.
nroh ~ I,,do, br,ds. Tho o,'',,,
,go,a am Lrnt c,in.,, b,, ttn J,.,.
sl,ntc1 stendiIv und tho bs, Ia tbr
,t,rboord reached nm nppl. t.nt mad,
n dialcult IN stand nj ali cspoci,lly g.
tho uneasy. ,t,gger,n, mr,l,,, of ,L.
rt.nmer were taking her nu,li,v
"An n,.t,rd rpsli of ,li, mon suoy,.l
forward. the boxer nnI bi. y,pg ,,1,,,
IA Jesucrnto effort 10 cot ono, f tho b,,t.
clear Cursiuc and prnylpr they
hacked at tbo tncllsa w;ih ,uiyel.
spipe ,f tlirtu sv,ruer and .tao5 an
tho thwn-ts t,-rir- .svsy,iy nh fin
Chains; bnt tho boat. we,e made f,.t
20 stand heavy weather and only ssiIled
fn.lo-g could launcb them. A fond
crack. followed bv n wall,wlp, uoi.c
llto thunder rendered all Other sound.
ln.iynlnrrut and "A cnntnin who w,4
going ont TO New York safl, THE
bull.hcad's gouc. We must tol,c oDr
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