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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-19

dirt that the evening light galnmerei
diniy through them The center door
was closed and across the outside OF II had
been fastened one Of the broad bars OF an
iron bed padiocked at one end 10 q ring IN
the wa and fastened az the other with a
strong cord. The door itself was locked
as well and the key was not there. Ihis
barr,cas.ed door corTesponded clearly with
the suffered window outside, and
vet | could see from the giimmer
beneath il that the room was
not in darkness. Evidently there was a
skygight which let in light from above.
AS stood in the passage gazing ~ this
sinister door and wondering what secret
il might VEIL suddenly heard the sound
OF steps inside the room and saw shadow
pass backward and forward against the
little slit OF dim light which shone out
ing terror rose up in ME a. the sight. Mr..
Holmes Ny overst-ung nerves failed me
suddenly. and | turned and rau-ran as
though some dreadful hand were behind
me. ciutching At the skirt OF my dress L
rushed down the passage. through the
door and straight into the arms OF Nj.
Rucastle. who was waiting outside.
80 said he. smiling, II was you, then.
I thought il must be when | saw the door
.''Oh, am so frightenedr l painted
"'My dear young lady! Ny dear young
lady" You can not think nov caressing
and soothing his manner was.
land what has frightened you, my dear
young lady?'
But his voice was just little too coax
ing He overdid il. / was keeaiy on my
guard against him.
~ was foolish enough TO go into the
empty wing I answered, but II is so lone
IL and eerie in this dim light tnat | was
frightened and ran out again. On, IL IS 50
dreaifully still in there
Only that said he. looking AZ me
keenIy.
=" Why. what did you think?' asked.
Why do you think that | lock this
door,
- L am sure that do not know
q 1t Is to keep people out who have no
business there. Do you see?, He was
still smiling in the most amiable manner.
81 am sure if had known
well, then you know now. And if
you ever put your loot over that threshold
again here in an instant the smiid hard
ened into grin o. rage and he glared
down at me with the face OF demon, / il
throw you 20 the mastif.'
II was 90 terrified that / do not know
what | did. | suppose that | must have
rushed past him into nv room. / reFneEn-
Der nothing until / found myself lying
upon my bed trembling all over. Then |
thought of you. Mr.. Holmes; ! could not
live there longer without some advice. I
was frightened Of the house. OF the man.
of the woman, of the servants, even Of
the child. They were all horrible 10 me.
II I could only bring you down all would
be well. OF course might have He'd from
the house, but my curiosity was nearly
as strong as my fear. Ny mind
was soon made up. / would send
you a wire put on my hat
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-05

The Committee Of the Whole presented
the following:
Resolved. That in accordance with Sec
ton 16 Chapter 154 of the Laws of 1891
this Board hereby c~ertiies to the Board
of Finance an estimate in detail of The
amounts necessary for the purpose and
maintenance of the various municipal
departments, matters and things under
the government. control and manage
menJ of the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners for the year beginning
December 1. 1892, cleaning streets aud re-
moving ashes ana garbage. including.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-05
GLEANINGs.

The Greenville Liederkranz celebrated
it's eleventh anniversary yesterday by
holding a picnic at the Schuetzen Park.
The day was spent III prize bowling. atn-
letic games aud dancing. A large num-
Der of people were present.
The meeting and election
of the Greenyille Y. M. c. A. Athletic
Club will be held this evening at the
rooms on Linden avenue.
The annual picnic of Onward Lodge K
and L.. of H. held yesterday at Gauntner's
passaicSGafden was a big success Dane
ing was the principal features. os 81
The Greenville Building and Loan As
~sociatiJn will meet 10 receive suhscrip-
tions this evening at No. 90 Linden
The Board OF Management Of the
Frank H. Kimmerly Association will
hold a special meeting tomorrow evening
at Orient Hall to arr tugeS the details for
The annual excursion. The proceeds OF
the excursion will go toward ~defraying
the expenses of the coming falEicam-
paign. Z or 10 60 : 10 ~
The high wind Sunday AFTERNOON sres-
attd havoc in Greenyille. Scores Ut teees
we're blown down aud many pedestrians
han narrow escapes from injury. A large
tree OH Ocean. between Gator and Dan-
forth avenues, was blown down. The
tree in falling struck the dashboard OF a
passing Grs euville car and tbe passengers
received a good scare. No one was in
juteI, however.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-05
UP IN NORTH HUDSON.
How the Day Was Observed at Ell
dorado.

The glorious Fourth was celebrated in
characteristic OF the small hoy of the
present century. Ealh one seemed to vie
with the other in making the greatest
noise and the consequence was q regular
raudemonium from daylight until long
after midnight. Some of the more
patriotic sta vel mp all night and made
life miserable for those that were tired
and tried to get a much needed rest.
All tile prominent clubs and societies
had some Kind of a picnic or outing. aud
taose that could not getaway during the
dav, spent The evening at Eidorado. where
Egypt Through Centuries seemed to be
more beantlful than ever, aud the fire.
works in The evening surpassed the most
%sanguine expectation of the throug that
journeyed there to witness them. The
managers say they have not had such a
day Since the season opened. The crowd
commenced to puur In as early as one
O'Clock and continued until u late hour.
In Schuetzen Park the Swiss National
Societies held their annual parade and
festival. and at Sturm's Casino the
Geseileger Verein Hauspapelle had a big
picnic.
The other events of the dav were the
annual parade and inspection OF the Union
LII IL 0Cpdi lilCuOt 0iuPtO AShEAhO
Company's chowder at the engine house,
Query Association outing at Fort Lee
Grove. Friendship Hose ~Compauy's chow
der at engine honse, games of Americas
Athletic Club of West hoboken at Amer
icus Park. Hickory Engine Company's
picnic mt 1agges Park. Lincoln Pleasure
Club outing to Secaucus Pleasure
Grounds, Merry Owls picnic at West
New York, Gutenberg Fishing Club to
the Banks, the P. w. CosGrove Associa-
ton of West Hoboken outing to Palisade
Park, the employees of Givernaud's silk
mill of West Hoboken outing to Carlstndt
and the Lincoln Club of West Hoboken
to Ridgefeld.
Notes.
On Sunday the Rev. Mr.. Schoppe, of
West HobJken, married john Tiegeu. of
Franklin and 2. lisade avenue, to Miss
Annie Broeschen, of New York.
Sunday morning the Hudson Baseball
Cluo of West Hoboken defeated the
Union Hill athletes by a score of nine to
six.
Police Sergeant Hessrer of Weehawken
is suffering from blood poisoning.
The Palisade Wheelmen OF West Ho-
boken, started from the club house at
eight A. M. Sunday, for a run to West
Point where they stayed over the Fourth.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-05
Corporation Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
~ 2lst day Of April. 1872. application was maze
by Henry D. ASleby and others for the
IMPEovEMENT OF OGDEN AVENUE
oetw Congress- street and its northerly ter
tersections--
To have the street for the full width thereof
nlling the same TO the established grade.
70 have new 2Oinch curb set on either side
TO have new blue stone hagg,ng 4 feet wide LAID
To have tpe present tagging relaid and new flag.
To nave the carriageway paved with Belgian
10 have new 6riageston 9 c~rosswalks laid.
To have the present Bird Re stone c~rosswaISs re-
laid and new bridge stone laid where necessary.
And all other work done that MAY be necessary,
to provide for the TOW OF the surface water and to
coInplete tle impro vement in q good and substan.
Notics is also given that on the 18th day or june
1894, the Com missionerst of Assessment Med with
the BOARD of street and Water Commissioners
viii probably be assessedand the probable amoant
OF benefit TO zach lot or parcel Of lana, also the
probable amount OF assessment PER foot or front
now open to puullc inspection in the ofhce Of the
9Clork oftthe Board Of Street andgWatsr Commis,
And notice isy also given that the following
street, or avenue or particular section thereof
OGDEN L
northerly thererrom.
a. NJ, and the meeting. room of the Board OF
Street lad Water Commissioners are hereby fixed
OF street and Water Commissioner will meet to
hear part ties Interested In said application and all
remonstrances against the said Improvement that
may pc presented IN writing.
BY order OF the Boa.o OF Street and Water COM
missioners.
Dated Jersey City. July list. 1897
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-05

hush money. In the coming legal pro-
ceedings 1 look ferEevelations which will
carry the sin and Its punishment back TO
the great fountain head.
The greatest evils in Americ IN politics
today are not the puppets that do the
dances, but the men who pull the wires.
These political puppets are today within
prison walls. MAY the men who pulled
The wires soon follow theml',
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-05
BOARD OF STREET AND WATER COMMITS
SiONERS.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
fIn4 fj1a npd

There seems 10 be Il diameter of dis
tance between your Board and me on this
subject. l am in very great earnest. If
you are right there is no Il TO the
padding of av rolls. If am right the
Mayor aud the public car act at the time
of the primary employment. Your atti-
tude on thi, matter shows that 1t is ii
question OF exhaustion between us. |
will yield if l am wrong as to the law. If
/ am right as to the law. why, you will
yield. In the meantime the laborers and
the city suffer because you viii! not treat
eos emtloyts with the same regard as you
treat lat other employees
Vety Respectfully,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-05
ely Respectfully,

T. r. WANSEK. MAVOr.
JERSEY CITY, June II. 1899.
The Honorable the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners:
conference.-the resolution of your
Board, dated June z, 1892. relating to pay
for labor in reraviEg eve street. open-
ings for mouths ending May 81, 1892.
amounting in the aggregate to S224. so, is
returned without signature. None of the
men o. the pay roll Were appointed by
resolution. l refer you to reasons given ut
lengthin y communication this day sent
to your Board in reference TO pay roll of
the laborers in the public parks.
Very respectfully,
PETER E. WANSER,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10
\ ItI2-RGsrinG Time.

Alta public meeting held u the
court house III this city "Wednesday
night The Young voters had a rip
roaring time. The meeting was call
cd tor the purpose of taxing proper
means TO place in nomination Candi-
dates fer city offices to be filed ut the
I special election on December 3lst.
II WAS not the :hlcI.:ion to nominate
Il ticket at This meeting. but the Young
voters wc%t to 'hc meeting bent on
nominating Il ticket iiIep and there.
Ii is claimed that they had Il slate
made up with youag mtn for all the
Offices. Oi Ter heads however. in-i>:-
ed Thai uo nominations should be
| made at that meeting and they sue
ceelcd in having the meeting al
iourn with ,u: making nominations.
We do not kao~ what II: intrn-
tious of the Young me were. but
we do kaog tina: il is the desire OF
tue people OF this city that the Mayor
and Old City Council should he left
in power to finish up the work they
have now in i:and. IF I've Young
r,cn want to put a ticket of their
own in the field they have 4 perfect
RICH: TO DO 50. Their ticket viii not
prevent the present Mayor and Coun-
Gil from being reelected.
b. Guthman. the pork packer on
SPrigg street, wishes to inform the
public that he has taken out retail
license and during the pork packing
season lie will sell spare-ribs and
trimmings frrm pork hogs.
For good health take Tufts Fills.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10

Maj. J. B. Dennis has purchase |
The Flynn properly, c)rner Spanish
and Merriwether streets. This is the
most desirable residence property in
the city. The house is new and is of
modern cost architecture and the
location for a residence is convenient.
We have not learned the price Major
Dennis had to pay, but be that what
it may we are certain that he has got
as fine a residence property as there is
In the city.
AT the dinner table to-day at
SCOTS Restaurant, we heard two local
politicians discussing the outlook for
Cape Girardcau county under the
Cleveland Administration. They were
talking about thc United States Dis
trict Attorncyship for the Eastern
District of Missouri. AID they both
agreed that if Cape Girardeau county
got that Office II. Il. Oliver would he
the lucky man. They claim that
Senator Cockrell will have the nam
ing of the man who will fill the Dis
trfct Attorneys Office and Mr.. Oliver,
they claim. stands in with the senator.
The Boston buys country pro-
ducc.
Daniel Boone's bones resi- in his
beloved K6atucky. hut the house
which he bnilt for a hone and in
which he passed his last days is a
landmark near St. Charles, Mo-. where
it still stands IN n good state Of pfc:
SeTvation. III the later DAYS of the
old pioneers lie he occupied the attic
of the house as both sitting rooni ans
workshop. and busted E;;,iscif making
powder horns Il Souvenirs for friends.
Here, toe, lie kept the cherry wood
coffin he had fashioned with lis own
Not long before he died he
used 20 si; in the coffin sevcra! times
4 day Just 80 Try The lit of IT, as one
Of his old arq%ua:n!ances says. The
was n of the first erected
in st. Charles count, and Indians
watched its brildir. with interest.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10
Fortune favors the buyers at
aThe Boston" grocers store.
THURSDAY.

English SPAWN Lin;mcnt re
moves all Hard, Soft or Callousct
Lumps and Blemishes from horses
Blood SPAWN Curbs. Splints Sweeney
Ring-Bone Stiles, Sprains, all Swollen
Throats, Coughs. etc. Save $50 b,
use of one bottle. Warranted the
most Blcmish cure ever known. Sold
by Rider 4 Whichtcrich, Druggists
Cape GifardeaG Mo.
The voters Of the third ward are
requested to meet in Henry Nuss.
baum's OLD Store room Saturday night
at Z o'clock TO Nominate two candi.
dates fer the City Council.
"Honest daring without caring" is
'The Boston" grocery stores motto.
The boys were out last night in
full force. The young bioods are in
the push in city affairs and they vii!
probably put a full ticket in the field.
We would like to know what
was done at the last meeting of the
City Council. BY the proceedings
published there is no way OF even
guessing at what was done.
Oranges, apples, tcis OF all kinds,
r~aisins, currauts. ciiron. pure flavor
ing extracts and spices You will find
al The Boston," cGrrer Main and
Broadway, J. Z. S%chwcpkcr. pro-
prietOr. dec3-Iw
the DEMOCRAT wants 10 sec the
preseut members of the City Council
reelected. They have promised Us =
new era in city government affairs
Ard they should he given an oppor-
,nniiy 10 fai.in iheir promise.
.Ef"C. c. c. Certain ss,s,: Cn1eo
fs.ici :s:c best remedy yOEi haze
rs"r .'ae:: EoT tiaiiss mad i'e.er
gGur meme: VIII I;c r%cGunCcE,
E.e'-'aai y take. Large bottles
SO cents.
The prrr'iest calcadar FIR the
wear 1898. we have yr: sccn is one the
Sthrdiyaut Bank is presenting t6 So
customers. 1t IL gotten up il four
beautiful designs. representing. trIa
10 nature. the four seasons Of the year
snd il is a nice oriai:a.ccnt for Inc office,
store or parlor.
Simon Masruha Killed a wild
turkey Oh the Hitter farm the other
day that weighed twent-four pounds
and had a beard fourteen inches long.
ii was the largest turkey ever killed
in this Section uf tn ~co"mtry.
sc. {. {. Certain Germ Cure"
removes r~.-s3.. ;ys:.--, I,,-T,ionG,
M0ics ;;I.li "ai;cEUscs. Vsarru--
ted. .arc tsss-. =. *. t. ssi0VFr2
in every n8i:;c. Take ro otter.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10
The To,edo weekly lrsde.

The most popular and best know
weekly newspaper piiitcd in this
country is the Toledo Blade. For
more than twenty years it has had a
circulation of 100. 1000 to 100000, going
regularly iuto every state and terrific
nv of the Union. From fifteen to
twenty-five tons of prih: paper is con-
surned in each weeks edition. and il
is regularly mailc13 to- more than halt
the p~oSi1fiiceS of the United States.
II is 4 peculiar fact that the Blade is
the only weekly newspaper published
that has regular subscribers in all
parts of the United States. 1t is
edited with special reference to the
wants of all Feople in all sections. 1t
is also made to interest every men,
Der of the family. Besides all the
news of the world, it has Serial and
short Stories, Wit and Humor, Poetry,
Campfire, Farm. Sunday School
Lessons, Young Fuik-, Poultry, Puz-
zles. Household. Answers to Cores
pondents, Etc, Etc. As a special
feature for 1898. MIR. Robinson Locke,
editor and proprietor of the Eiade,
has just sailed for Japan, and will
contribute Il series of illustrated let
tiers in the manners and customs of
that peculiar country and its people.
These articles will be commenced
son,s tsine IN February or March, and
will be wUr;h to tie readers of the
Blale many times the subscription
price. Every reader of this paper is
invited to send for a specimen copy.
The publishers of the Butte woald be
glad TO send n specimen copy to every
reader in this country. Subscription
price of the blade, one dollar a year.
Five dollars in cash will be paid to
anv person sending IN : small club Of
subscribers. Write Tor agents terms,
giving particulars. Address "Ihe
Biade. Toledo. Ohio"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10
A~DvERTrsINa RATES,
LEAD PENCIL JoFrINas.
Memorandum Ecde in the Ee-
por.er'3 N.'audoTincs.
MONDAY

If it be true that the ~phy5iciaE;
have plenty TO do attending 10 imagi:
nary ailments il is also true that Tie
sick have plenty TO pay for imaginary
{ ires.
Don't wait for Santa Claus, gel
your pure candies al The PoSton."
THE Bostoa's' trade grows like
a boys big SNOW ball.
Apparently that Tfport about Mr.
CieveIaad's having {killed fifty-five
suipe at one Shot sshs sent out with
ont having bceG%ditcd. Such fairy
tales were subjected to a careful ap-
pIication VI the blue pencial treatment
bcforTab.ica';33 when genial Dan
occupied the private sccre-
tIr, $ hair.
The new books for the Public
Schoo! Library arrived here this
morning.
DIR. J. w. Russell IS mp from
Byrd's Point and wants to change the
name Of Illinois TO Alsace 'ccau>c
The Democrats elected D Dutchman
for Governor.
The health of mnrtcl man is
preserved LypGre fool. The EostoI'
grocery store g furnish the gooGs.
Mayor Gorr,cy CT Pi;tsbur@ onl"
performed his clear dHty in ordering
that the iaw agaiEs! disorder. house
should be rizidIv enforced. At the
same he showed himself Z lee . man
Of humane instincts il refusing 10
take this course until he was assured,
by those Who urs5a f'ra 10 it. that
the unhappy inmate, ol these resort;
would not lie driven iGto the street.
iIis action Is mech ucA-cr;hc doctrine
nf Christ tilan that cl lie 'Ci!:;-tian
.uini>tcr Of Pittshurg who. When ash
cd j ftIis church would L.c!p provide
fnr these Magi%lc"~, answered: Ma.
W'hy should VIC IL a-K9'i 20 take c.."c
of them? Tncy rio not bc"'ns TO Us.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10
Electric BItsen.

This remedy is bec6lhitS 50 wei
known and so popular as to need nc
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters siiis The same SONG
of praise-a pnref mcditinc docs moi
exist and it is guaranteed TO 60 all
that is claimed. Electric Bitters will
cure all diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys, viii remove Pimpies, Boiis,
Salt Rhedti aiid other affections
caused by impure Blood. Win drive
Malaria from the system arid prevent
as well as curt all Malaria fevcrs: For
cure Of Headache: Consumption and
Indigestion try Electric Dit:efs. En-
tire Satisfaction Guaranteed. or money
retarded. Price so ca,lts and S1.OO
per bottle at WILSON'S Drug Store.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10
The WORLDS wheat.

In 1891 the United States raised
6O7. OGN.OO0 bushels of wheat, a little
more than o~tie-fuarter Of all the
wheat faiscd in the world. The crop
for 1892 is placed at 491. 0OO,00e bush:
els. Ii certainly will not exceed
500. 0G0.D00 bushels. Tie total wheat
crop of the world for 1892 is close to
2.3I0.OVo.OOO bushels, against e,4O0,-
100000 for 1891. The total crop of
South America this year is s7,00O,00O
bushels, and Of tie Canadds $4,000
900 bushels, making 603,OO0,GOO bush
els for the western hemisphere
against 7le,OOG,OOO in 1891. England
drls ~prodhces s5;OOg,DOO bushels,
while FrahGe gfo&s slG,OOO,UCO, Rus
STA 21O,OUO, 900, and HUNGARY 10000:
900. Italy produced, in 1892, 49,
100000 bushels, Germany l00.O0O,OO0,
and Austria s0,OOO,O0O. India this
this year produced 2OO,OOO,OOO BUSH
els, 5O.O0O,OOO less than last year
Spa,n, too. produces much wheat.
The greatest Notwithstanding people
OF the globe are those Of The United
States. We consume now at the rate
of 3OO,OOO.O00 bushels a year. En-
| tupern, use immense quantities OF
rye where we use wheat. We con-
sumo each tear not less than d barre
Of -four for every man, woman, and
child of our population, and the
wheat is so grown that every barre
OF this Honr has to be carried by raj
or water one thousand miles, Oh al
n,or,ra .o rot 81 RI tho foucuninr
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10

"A prominent merchant Says: 81
hAyecrli iIcrrifaiuc for over a year
aat Guaranteed :. 10 rn.e any head.
ache wilhnut ba'. after effects and
have no; foanI u sinc!c case it did
hot relieve. Ssrgrir Zee. lac DR..
Naitchaii Er@Tin:;ae Co. South
D-nI. lad. Sold bv druggists.
Under the new rit: Government
The fuurch ward gets :wo counc;lmcH
Now We want to see another good
man from that ward.
The ncw Bard &C directors of
The Southeastern District Agricultural
society will meet next Saturday 10
orgauize and elect Snrrrta@r and
Treasurer.
The DEMo,RAr wants hll tie old
civ u%iiccr- reelected III the clCcticH
on December 3i,t. They have given
us a third class city and they should
be allowed to run it for i Willie.
John f. FuIibright, of Oak Ridge,
is in the city. Mr.. Fullbright informs
us that he will probably move to this
city in the near future. His business
here now is to make a deal for sor.t
property.
Children EiResotakc" C.CS.
Certain d'.3il Care" t2c pleas
ant and guaranteed cure o
E'cTcr, AGJ,c and m.ilr;;I.
Price SO els.
1t is necessary. under the Austria
Ian ballot law. for the voters in the
different wards IL meet and nomi-
nate candidates for Councilmcii. and
then 4 city convention must lie held
10 nominate candidates for tic other
city offices.
The Citv Council met last night
and ordered IN election for the election
OF officers under n city of the third
class. The election will take place on
Saturday, December 3lst, and the
men elected will hold Office ill the
general election which will he held
on the first Tuesday after the first
Monday in April. The election must
he held under the Australian ballot
law.
1.-The Boston grocery store, OF.
positc the Post Office, is the pl ace fol
fine groceries for the holidays.
1t has been discovered that out j II
Wisconsin a marriage ceremony per-
formed in a play Is Just as binding as
if performed by a minister in a
church. If a man and woman ac-
knowledge themselves 10 be man and
wife before competent witnesses, that
settles it according TO law, and, there;
fore, if two PLAYERS during a perfor-
nance refer TO each other as husband
and wife, they are legally married.
unless there is no audience.
AT the election tor nine Director.
o. the Cape Girardeau Building and
Loan Association held December s
1892. the old Board was reelected n:
follows: J. ii. Rider, ". b. Wilson, 5
Albert, Il. T. Davis, ID. a. Glenn; E
s. Lilly, c. Lindemann, Jas. 4. Mat.
teson and VIM. Regenhardt. Messrs
j. ;. MrGhee, c. Is. Galusha ant
Henry iIuhn, Jr., were Judges o.
election.
Fruits Of the field and orchar,
al ayAe Bes,snr'