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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08
WORLD's FAIR NOTES.

The Russian government has adopt
ed very liberal policy toward the
Exposition. Information has been re-
ceivod at headquarters that the minis
ter OF finance, with the approval Of the
Emperor, has decided to pay all freight
charges ON Russian exhibits for the
Fair, to insure the exhibits and TO
decorate the Russian sectiOn. The
Imperial porcelain factory ~ making
ware Of special designs to be shown
at the Fair.
Austria will make n fine exhibit Of
glass, porcelain, bronze, leather, artis-
tie iron and cabinet work.
Tho "Indapcndent New York
Schuet1un," considered tho elite corps
OF German American sharpshoot.rs,
have decided TO attend the Exposition
In n body. The organization has In its
membership many prominent business
mon IL has made two or more shoot
ing tour In Europe, on ono OF which
II was entertained by Prince Bis
mafck.
The bethlehem Iron Company, OF
South Bethlehem, Pa, will make an
extensive exhibit, including steel rails,
u ba,tle-ship shatting | % feet Ia length,
guns, prUlectilea, an RTmnr.plate ingot
| weighing 100 tons, aud various naval
appliances. The company will also
erect n full.slzo model Of its famous
l2j.ton steam. hammer, said TO be tho
largest In tho world, II will be 10 all
Appearances perfect duplicate In every
respect. Ii will span the main avenue
VI Machinery Hall, and will rlse TO n
height Of ninety feet. At tho last Paris
exhibition great attentiOrwaa attract
ed by similar model shown by the
Creusot works, but representing only =
lOO.tOn hammer.
~. Seyderhelm, horticultural to the
Emperor OF Austria, has written from
Buda.Pesih that lac viii contribute to
tho ExpOsltlon's ilOral display collec-
ton of the rRTcat roses, embracing 200
standard, 200 hali.stnudaTd tree roses
anu 400 ross bushes,
Mrs. FrOna Wait, one OF the lady
managers Of California, has offered TO
finish In redwood one OF the large re-
ception rooms In the Womnn's build
ing,
The French government, through
the efforts Of Minister Whltolaw Reid,
has agreed 10 permit the Exposition
authorities TO send into France, free "
duty, clectrotypcs Of buildings aud
other Exposition matter intended for
use In French papers, to stimulate IN.
terest In the Fair.
A cablegram states that Switzerland
will not be tillcially represented at the
Exposition, but that tho government
viii examine the Representations NJ
citizens DESTROYS OF exhibiting anu will
consider the question OF granting Rsub-
sidy 10 enable them 10 do so.
A Choral hall, l6Ox9lO feet, will be
erected near the Horticulture building.
There Professor Tomlins, with 1000
trained voices, will furnish rare choral
music during the Exposition. This
Welsh international Elstcddiod will
occupy the building for week.
Bayti has appropriated s26, 900 for its
representation At the Exposition.
Fred Douglas has been appointed COM
missioner to represent that country.
heoAhibit which Illinois women
viii make In the W0man's Building
win be q model hospital, conducted
entirely by women. The women
physicians and surgeons Of tho State
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

wAsniNGrJH, March There are
no new developments today 20 far ~
can now be learned Ia the Bering sea
controversy. The Illness II Sccte-
tnry Blaine would have prevent.
ed a Meeting OF the cabinet TO-
day, even II ono were contemplated.
The situation win bs fully considered,
however, at the regular meeting to.
morrow i1r the purpose " detefm ming
the policy Of this government IN the
event Of Lord Salisbury continued
retIsal TO renew the mJdgs rlrcHdi
for the coming season. General Fos.
ter Of the stat. department, who IN MS
sistiug Secretary Elaine In the negoti.
ations on this subject, had u conference
with the President on the situation
thiy morning aud subsequently, con-
iorTed with Blaine nj his home, Later
Sir Julian rauncnfQte called at the
state department and had nm later.
Wow with Assistant Secretary Nhgr-
ton,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

There Is nothing 80 infectious rs q
pane. Even uiu brave man who
successfully rcasts It cannot help
feeling the first chill Of the fear that
seems u clutch HIM. He secs, per.
haps no cause for terror, and even n
he did he Is not tho man 10 loss ms
presence OF mind ana play the COW.
ard. Sull, for one horrible moment
he Is the victim OF an influence out.
SIDE himself and entirely foreign 10
his nature, which seems 10 numb his
reason and his courage and threatens
to turn him into q shaking poluouu
on frantic mailman With fairly
brave man this temptation to Join IN
the riot Ut blight goes 30 swiftly ~ II
comes. Others succumb 20 II alto.
gcthn, and do not REGAIN their rcu,
ron until their safety las awakened
their shame.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

LOSDOS, March 7.--Scorctafy Fos-
ter, In an interview today, said 1t
was imposiiblp 10 disclose the nature
Of his conversation with GOschcn.
Perhaps they referred 10 the currency
conference, but the matter was not
discussed 40 any length. lie said that,
ia satisfactory basis were obtained, hc
would not hoeltate ~ confer. Speaking
VI the weaisutss Of tho timetable &C
ton la Germany, anu the Austto-
Hungarian project 10 return 10 gold,
the Secretary said. owe are perfectly
aware Of these difficulties, but have
been surprised 10 mud ~ much interest
taken ia the me,hllism IN England and
The extent T. which public opinion Is
growing In fnvorof q double standard"
Foster said that, II Teller's Senate
resolution carried, II viii b. the Pfesi.
dontu duty h call confer, nee, but he
uli not say yet whether there "a "a
reasonable assurance that tie call word
be responded TO.
some OF The Engllsh paperH have re-
produced tho substance q. tle inter.
view with Foster cabled 20 New York
last week, aud IN which tho eNprus.
sion "clam-mou,hed," ~ applied 10
ihsh immigrants. has created much
discussion. Mr.. Foster reiterated the
statement that the expression Is not
his. II used" said he, "the familiar
phrase 'naunol.mouthed' TO denote
The raw Immigrant whose children be.
come asslmilated with "a good Ameh.
eau type"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

\ crowd that IS so seized can only
be compared TO that herd OF SWINE,
also the victims OF dcm1uiac posses.
sion. that He'd down the cnm VI Cad
airt INTO tho sea. Tho fear has en-.
tord into thcm from the outside;
they do not know what IL II that
they fear; they only know that they
sulcr fear ANA they vail poI1,h
rather than endure it. - London
Att.ifFfav
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

The great success Of the Eidcl tower,
both financially and otherwise, has led 10
hos, Of umita,ors. The Wa,kin tower,
1900 feet high, is being designed by Sir
Benjamin Baker, and It is to DO erected
at Wunlloy park, near Willesden, the
foundation being nearly completed. Tho
cost is estimated at t2OO,0JO, OF which
10000 has been subscribed privately
The Blacl,p0ol tower has been designed
by Mcssrs. Maxwell d TuSo, uud tho
contract has been let 20 Mpssr5 Heenan
a. Froudo for ciO,50O, the total weight
OF tho structure being 1000 tons. It viii
b. between 400 feet and 900 feet high.
Tho Isle OF Man tower ut Douglas "a
now well advanced and docs not i'm
prove In appearance ~ the work pro-
cecds, The Brighton tower has not yet
been started, and the plans are not doh-
uitoly decided. Tho Columbian tower
at Chicago, designed by Mr., q. $, Mori-
son, is 10 be LEO feot high from tho
bottom OF tho foundation TO the top Of
tho flagstaff. It has a profile very SINH
Lar 10 tho Eiifol tower, but the construc-
ton Is entirely different Tho total
weight Of the structure alone is 1000
tons; Of the floors and staircascs, 1000
tons, liy, load, 5000 tons, making n to-
tai OF 1000 tons. London Industries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

LONDON, Match 7'--Hon. Charles
Foster, secretary OF the United states
treasury, ami the Right Honorable
G1schen, chancellor o. the eNch-quor,
bad two interviews, but nothing was
settled concerning the holding Of a
currency conference. That matter
depends entirely upon coming negoti.
alton. Foster viii Start for SOUTHAMPTON
tomorrow, whence no will proceed on
q short visit TO the Isle Oi Wight, before
.piling "Wednesday on his returH 10 the
United States. He male rapid tour
around London, visiting tho docks,
the Tower NJ London aud the National
Gallery. lie also visited the Seven
Dllls district. The health Of tho secre-
tury shows marked improvement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08
Dr. hcuddtr Nust he Tri,d IN tho
criminal tourt

CHICAGO, March mir. Henry NJ.
SCudIrr followed up his attack %. last
night upon "A fellow patient by this
morning HltacEiuv Ds. noble, who Il
Ia change Of the Detention iuHuital.
He was nverpowerod AMI will here
alder bc Erlt confined 90 q cell.
Contrary 10 general expectations,
Scudder viii be tried In the Criminal
Count ON tie change VI murder. The
apparent hi,tmpttO railroad him into
NJ Hylum hes been nippcd IN the lud
by JAmrs Scales ana States Attorney
Lnugneckot, who agtccj this evening
that o thunder was made by the police.
Thr insnnliy question must DC inch
dental % a trial ~ the Criminal Court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

Bllnpc, ate gcuoUlly wnibod 10
Scotland, whrru they have boyn IN
uso Tor u long tune, ont It was au ~.
strmurut upon which tho ancient
Grcol- AMI Romans played Nero
Is SAID 10 have performed upon IT,,
aud an old piece OF Gtcoian sculpture
iclrcsents player on the halnpcs
dressed In the fashion that Is known
today as the Highland uNtuuic 60
nafpcfs Voting pcuplr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08
Related by a Correspondent In Connce'
tiou with Emperor Williams
Irandrnburg Speech.
THE KAlara WOULD LIKE TO sut'
VtRizE RUssiA,
And tho tar Would Take Pleasure Ia
Throwing llalr a MILLION soldiers
Acres, The Frouil,r.
iiy 1c'trtsun Geo Tho Nrw%
GERMANY Avn HrSSIA
Tue ear wuIns 10 accommodate the
Isuunasiaus Raiser.

IuNnoN, March The 80. pc'ots.
burg correspondent u tho standard
rccounts % startling story in cvuncr-
ton with Emporor Wiliinmis recent
Brandrulurr ufiuslou. lie nopfts
that, In connection With hi- speech, a
gentleman AZ the hanqne, remarked TO
tho Emperor that he mustn't forget
Russia, whrfeupOu William fetotitd:
81 viii pulVotIIs Russia" Ihis fV-
mark was promptly transmitted to
De Gio,s. who reported the remark 10
tue Car. The Gar summoned the
Germ tn ymhsssaIur, Won Sclwclneiz,
and -dd, after recountlng The state
moni: II tell your Emperor tHnt when
Hc wants TO begin rulveri1lnN | Will
throw half million m,n across the
frontier with the greatest ploasusc.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

LONDON, March IA mistake 10y a
telegraph agency IN reporting Secretary
S.auhopu's syeech ON the E,quimault
dVionsys created much alarm today. Il
made him say: "UrgeEcy has arisen
during the last few days" instead Of
the "lAst few year, On the outside
this WAS connected with the adverse
mm0rs regarding the Boring sea ques.
tlon. Had not tho stock exchange beon
closed, tho error would have caused u
panic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

AusTIE, New, March Tho fate
Of tho young German rancher,
Leopold Bsu,4an, who December last
left Santo Rols, Cal, for his ranch,
forty miles from here, has been
learned. His clothing and few
bones have been found and II IL
evident that he perishei In n blizzard,
coyotes alterward eating his body.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

BuFFALo, March Tn n fight be-.
tween negroes aud folvs, working nj
the tunnel near Niagara fbils at nid-
night lait night, the latter were badly
beaten. one role was shot dead aud
another fatally wounded, while "a
negro was fatally hurt and another
seriously wouudci. Three cplurcd
men have been arrested Tor the shoot.
ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

MINNEAPoLIs, March - Intolli.
gence from Elgin, Mimi, il received
that Saturday'night band OF White
Gaps visited the farmhouse OF John
Reid, dragged Sidney Green, n farm
hand, from his led, aud gave him n
coat Of tar and feathers, rode him on n
rail, and ordered him to leave the
country. He returned to ltoid's house,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

SIOUX FALLS, 5. D., March T.
Judge Aikcns today granted the
Baroness De StcurH decree OF divorce.
All Of his findings were against the
Baron on most nll points. The custody
Of the minor child, Mnrgarothu
Eugenic Ab,l Nict1i.uo De 5teurs, 10
given 10 the mother. Immediately
after illlng the decree, marriage
license was Issued by the clerk NJ court
permitting the marriage Of Elliott
Hcbrowsk anu Margaret De Steurs.
This brings the whole trial 10 a
climax, which will surprise the New
NOrl; friends Oi each. Mt. Zubrowski
isa New Yorker, o. great wealth, and
owner OF the Broadway Thrater.
He has been the constant companion
Of the baroness through all her
Troubles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

PngsurEG, March Robert Nc.
Clutc, agent NJ the Law and Order
league, who has been waging war on
news dealers, carriers ami noWshoys
Tor selling newspapers on Sunday, wus
arrested today for PERJURY. uni gave
bail for a hearing Thursday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

LOSDoN, Starch THE gnnl Jury
today found IA true bill against Mrs.
OrhlInu on charges OF larceny Bud
PERJURY, growing out Of he, theft Of
jrwclry from M. llarucnycr and the
libel Fuit brought agaius, tha' woman
after she was accused Of the crime.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

hut was ordered away. Refusing to
40, n warrant was today sworn out for
his arrest, nnd he IA now In fail. The
white Gaping grew out Of an elose-
ment ia which Green and Farmer
Crnwford's wife were the principals.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

WEsT SUPERIOR, Wa, March ~
The Ailour2 block, the finest apartment
building ia the city, burned early this
morning, and nineteen families were
rendered homeless. The loss will ag-
grcgato $3.50, 00l; insurance $50, 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

WALtA WALLA, Wash, Match T.
Theodore Hertz, n laborcr, killed his
wife this morning and shielded. She
had left him week ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

NEW Youl, March The popula.
ton Of this city, exclusive Of instiiu-
tious, -, according 10 the census Just
completed, 800, $50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

WABiiSu1uN, March THE silver
purchased 10y the treasury depart.
munt today aggfegaUuR $4,000 ounces
~ prices ranging from 300 10 .glO0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

There Is family in this city which
lives in constant awe Of tho grip, and
this fear Is particularly conferred on tho
small boy Of tho house, albeit ho Is q 70.
bust specimen OF his age
The other day tho small boy sncozcd.
This was enough 10 alarm the entire
household. Ho continued mcczing, and
his mother suggested sending for tho
doctor as she was suro no was going to
b. ILL.,
"Do you feel sick5' she asked tondorly.
"po you think you are getting tho gr.pf
"Trip nothing" CALCULATED tho small
boy between paroxysmal noczcs. 81
was washing my face aud got soap up
nav n0se- n-ChoW-achowi"
Even IN Japan tho desire for higher
education iA evidenced by the number Of
japanese students Ia our collcgcs aud
thoir alunuW. Only In Germany, Aus.
tria. Hungary and Turkey are tho won.
Gu excluded from university study
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

wAsnIEoToS, March MIR. Ken
dali died at 0:.j tonight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

was one which ought 10 bc considered
Independent Of amy party oxigcncy
connected with u. Caris.cA suliug,
referred to 10y Reed, did not apply to
the present case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-12

A lady school teacher in Boston,
who Is rathcrproud Of her profession
than the reverse. is not .plcasgl ut
having her occupation thrust for
wuid when she meets strangers Not
long ago, at n reception, the hu-icS
regularly mentioned her occupation
in introducing her.
Al length the hostess presented n
young man. adding TO the introduc-
ton, IA usual, Miss Fnnouil is one
Of our school teachers
Tho gentleman bowed, but Miss
Eucuil nid'
II beg your pardon, Mrs. Allen,
but / did not catch what the gentle
mlus business H.
what his business isi' repeated
the hostess in polplclity.
"Yes." Miss Fnueml said. II
thought It only right that this nc
quaintance should start fair, aud ~
you told him my employment 1t
seemed only fnir that should know
his
Tho point was understood and
taken good naturally, but the teach
or was mo- longer introduced IN her
professional capacity. Youths Com
uluiOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-12

~ perfect a specimen OF manhood rs
ever walked in moccasins or wore u
pair of cavalry boots, and Bill was a
dandy at times In attire a regular
frontier dude He stood about 6 feet
2 inches tail, had q 1.-THE waist and
loins, broad shoulders, small feet,
bony and supple hands, with taper.
ing fingers, quick to feel the cards or
pull the trigger OF revolver His
hnir was auburn IN hue. Of the tint
frightened but not redeemed by the
sunlight lie had clean, clear cut
face. clean shavcu. except q thin.
dropping, sandy brown mustache,
which he wore md twirlcd with no
success, even in getting an upward
twist nt either end. Brown haired
ns he was, he had clear gray eyes
He had a splendid couutcnmcc,
amiuble in look. hut FIRM withal. His
luxmiant growth Of hair fell in ring
lets over his shoulders There was
nothing In his appearance 90 bttoken
the dead shot and freQumtmmdeter
except his tread. lie walked like
n tiger, and aroused, he was ny Zero
cious and ptiless os one
Bills means OF livelihood at the
time lac was in Hayes City went un'
questioned, and ihcie is no reason
for agitating the subject ~ this late
day. As "a killer" however, Bill
nut himself ON record very shortly
after coming to Hayes city Lis
first exploit was n double shot, d
right and left fGsilladc. The writoi
Witnessed the affair.
Two men came out Of Tom Drum
saloon. and walked toward the newly
built depot, surrounded by u raised
platform. Each man had u pisto
drawn. whom suddenly from a gruul
of four or five crack; uacRG wonI
two pistol shots aud Wild Bill stout
on the edge Of the platform with Q
smoking bono handled revolver l.
cnch hund, and the two mon who Ia,
boon approaching the platform wcr,
seen 10 ,jiter. stumble forward nut
fall. Death was instantaneous In cncl
case, as II Juve had hurled bolt "a
the men. 4 row over capis IN,
night before caused the double dealt
and double funeral rs soon us til,
corpscs could bc prepared for inter
mcnt. st. Louis Republic. .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-12

Tho hour for dinner has Undergone
several changes. About 400 /. was
10 a. IN. Horny VIII dined at this
time and uppod at 4, In the SiN
tccnth century dinner was at II,
breakfast at z and supper ut . or 6.
In tine following century meals We're
an hour later.
Diaueli tells us that IN the reign
of Francis ! Of France folks rose NJ
3, dncd at ., suppcd at and went
10 bed at 9, which according 90 a
popular saying, made them live 10
the age OF ninety nine. Louis XII, IL
is said, hastcuol his death by altJr'
ing his hours to please his youn-
vito Instead Of dining nj a. IN.
aud going 10 hel at Gp. m, lao took
20 dining at noon and of On sat up
till miln!ght-Londou Cor. Chicago
Herald
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-12

In the midst 0f the lannon's roar
our regiment, the Thirtyninth New
York volunteers, received orders TO
take the right flank, and my section
was In the front
Among my section were Germans,
Italians, Spaui0rds ana Freedmen.
One German was named Shuliz.
The Union armies wcIc situated 20
as TO fro into the cnemy's ranks
from the side. and thereby eudoavor
to check their advance. As already
stated. my section formed the front
OF the right flank, and the boyswe
doing splendid work rs the enemy
was advancing 20 mako their final
effort 10 break the ranks Of our men.
Suddenly snw a mau Of my section
advance toward the cnUmys lines
with outstrctchcd arms, and ot the
same time crying ut the pitch Of his
voice. "Nloiu hiudcr mcin brudrrr
The brothers met between the op.
posi,e muks. and IN the midst Of Tie
fire embraced one another. Then
both came running toward ommnks.
/ told Shult2 TO take his brother ia
the rear ny prisoner and hand him
over 10 the provost guard. 1t va
foolish Of me 20 do ~, but l felt IN
spivd By some magical power &c
urge him back, hut no declined &c
go. and all urging was of no avail
Consequently his brother went to ia,
rear without an escort Shulil
worked hard and fast loading and
firing his muskot He loaded hi
muslet about five times, when sud
denly he turned 20 me, holding hi'
hand 10 his heart, muttcring, Joe
Imust die" Hc fell to the GROUND
and vaa dead. Now York Reeorlor
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NOTICE. OF SALE oF ZEAL ESTATE.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GivEN, THAT ~
~ pursuance utuu order at the Probate
Court 'of thr County Of salt Lake. Territory
uf tan, made on the 2sih DAY uf June, isp., In
the matter the estate of Hannah Tom inson
Warf.r, diseased, the unirr.ignod. the I'd.
miuis'rAtor II the said estate. will ~ ut prt.
yatr sale. to Tic highest bidder Tor cash, by
scaled BIDS IN writiug aud subject o. conntmN.
uon 10y sald Probate curt On saturday, tho
lini day of july ipl. at o O'Clock N Il the
law utltc Of lleihrdH a Nuylu attorneys,
ronint ~ 40 prsutuuou building, ~ south,
Naiu street ralt Lake CITY, iah, ail the right,
ute. interest snd etiaiv ~ ihr f.id Hannah
Iunlus1n Wacdlc % the tune uf her death, and
tate HHs Ly operation Of The Iaw uT uihtfwihu
acquired otUcfthAn or ~ addition O. that Of the
said Hannah funiinson NWu|t A. the time of
her icHth. in ana " all that certain tract NJ
lend situate. Ing and being iu south Jordan,
salt tHEe County, Utah 1rrritory, aud bound
Cd and dsscriH cr No fol oWs, Wit
Ail ~ shat portion Of lots Two 20. Five lAl
ant kight o., IN section Two '!I, Township
Three 50, south % Range ono a., West OF
SAT- Llkt Meridian. boun ed Hni icscrihed ~
'ullOWs, 60 VII CoumCnciug whore tho NORTH
fence ~ John Mafdlt's line that was tuch
Nhy gbth, ls7i,N intorsects mill race near q
hutFUi thence west IN where 70 intuftCctf the
Wrtt line ~ lot Eirut ,l ot sad sccuoa,
llUF home lead, that H., lot Sine lNl Of said
section thence east IN aHli mill race, thence
following sAId Wiil race north tp the place n
hcg.nrius ana containing fory seven Aero
Isfm. and condiiions Of sale. Cash. Ter
per cf nt. Of The purchgae money 10 ir plid ON
ihr dfy 0f SA'e The bNanCr on combination vi
.ele ~ sHid Probate Court Deed at expense
II puruhnaor
Admlni'itAtor NJ the estate ~ Hannah Tom
hn-on Nariic, cgcatrh
rsf iatr DtA. lubc 2lih, itHl.