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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-21
0RK-RlVER LINE. VIA wETWo,
TIE PAvoRITE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND.

TRAIN No. 10. a;lV b. ~
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily. except ,l.h,
stops At all stations. AZ lest0r Maror or--. /,
with stage for Waherton. Win ua'l.,
steamer az West Point
TRAIN No. i6. $50 Il. 3D.
BALTIMORE LIMITED, daily, except ,l.'u
for West Point, connecting with i0ls.81-
steamers for Baltimore. Al Baltimore s,atr.,
connect ssiih Baltimore AMI oh.o nlniI 4
Washington, Philadelphia and New lorA
Steamers leave Baltimore T. NJ daily. stsl
Trains arrive at Rlchmoni $40 An 81
10:40 A. N.
TRAIN No. 80. 900 A. NJ
LOCAL MIXED, daily except sunday sifs
Twenty-third street for West Point ani .a'e,l.
Ticket-orice at station FOO, Of Virginia sf,..
Open A. NJ to 0 +. NJ. and from . T. ~ % 3D..
civ tick et-onice-90 east Main street
SOL HAAS, JAS l. lAtLDA
franc Manager. General Passengef A.sl.
W. a. TUBA,
Asst General Passenger Agent, Clar0ia, As
W. II. GREEN. Gensral Manager
Il. BERkkLzY, superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-21
sTUARr's STRANGE ECONOMY.
A Young City without . Poiicsman--Oi.
colt Settlement Endorsed.

~ A0uuk City WVuout Tohcome1--Oi-
eott Settlement Endorsed.
Correspondents OF tho Richmond Dispstch-l
STUART, Va, January 19.-Stuart 10 with
out 3 policeman. The city fathers" q
few DAYS ego decided that the town was
not Able TO pay policeman $40 per month,
~ that officer. MIR. q. q. Witt, resigned.
This matter OF economy may be serious
thing set, for Stuart certainly needs
Cop and the condition OF Affairs de-
mands one. The rate Of taxation 10 very
low. only ten cents on the hundred dollars,
ret the Council refuses TO increase u for
the purpose OF paying policeman and sm-
proving and lighting the streets
The people here. irrespective OF party.
unanimously endorse the Olcott plan OF
setsIemont Of the State debt. and next
TUESDAY (court-day) maks-meeting Will
lie held and oar senator and delegate VIII
b. Instructed 70 vote for II.
WHO THEY yAvoE.
Your correspondent, after interviewing
many OF Pairickb citizens, md that Tor
PRECEDENT they ara divided between Cieye-
leod snd Biil. the majority fayorlng tho
inff6f, Fos Governor they are unanimous
~ Xifainia'e gallant and eloquent son,
or ~ Uharlss &. 0'Ferxall Far Con
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-21

BIZ virtue Of a deed OF trust dated April ID,
1888, recorded In the Clerks Office OF Gloucester
County Court default having been made In the
payment Of the debt therein secured. at the re-
quest OF the bcnelciares the undersigned
trustees viii sell at public auction, on tho prem
lsea, on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 4, 1891.
at ~ o'clock NJ, that well-SnowD and valuable
TRACT OF LAND, together with all The i'm.
proyements thereon, known as "ROSEWEL ELL,
II which Josiah l. Deans, died seized, situated
In Gloucester county, Va, near Clny-Bank wharf,
AMI bounded by York river, by Aberdeen creek,
by the lands o. Benjamin Z. Lee. by the farm
known AS Borums" and "New Quarter and
by Carriers creek, estimated 10 contain 1,i221s
ACRES.
The land IL unusually fertile, being In the
raplely-grOwing trucking section OF Iidewater
VIRGINIA. There are on the premises large
Orics dwelltn g-hOuses and the customary out
buildings conveniently located. The place Is
exceptionally well timbered and the land very
rich and adapted 90 all cereals and truck crops
ABOUT one half being IN cultivation. The neigh
boghood Is good and the place Is convenient 10
schools, churches, and markets.
Steamers plying on the YORK river between
Baltimore and West Point stop at Clay-Bank
wharf Mondays, Wednesdays, aud Fridays, and
at the next wharfs on alternate days.
IL - eeidom that such n splendid estate IS put
upon tho market. Purchasers and investors
rarely have such an opportunity 10 buy. II Is
one OF the historic places OF Old Virginia.
TERMS: Cash as TO expense, Of sale and to
pay the sum Of sG,929.22 OF past-due purchase
money, with interest thereon at the rate or y
per cent. pei annum from the 18th day OF April,
1855, but as TO the said interest subject to a
credit: balance on easy terms 20 suit satlsfac-
tory purchaser TO be announced at sale:
THOMAS N. PAGE,
Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-21

WANTED. RELIABLE AND EN-
w ERGETIC AGENTS to SOLICIT SUB
SCRIPTIONS TO capital stock OF the NEWPORT
NEWS BUILDING COMPANY. Plan new and
attractive. A better contract will be given 10
agents than by any other building company In
the field.
For terms and prospectus apply TO or address
l.. T. R0U1, General Agent
s21 east Main street.
IN l9-eodlm Richmond, Va.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-29
Madison Walker Caught.

HrNTINGDoN, Pa, April 24.-W.
Madison Walker, the most notorious
horse thief probably Pennsylvania has
ever turned out, and for whose arrest
large rewards have been standing for
several months, was taken Saturday
morning after a desperate struggle His
captors are two farmers named :. II.
Lewis and T. =. Crownoveer, who caught
him at his mothers residence in Miller
township, this county.
Walker Is about - years old, and has
served eight terms in the Western
pcnitentiary for horse stealing since the
war. He l. credited with having stolen
in all thirty-two horses.
He l. wanted at CoatcSville, Pa, Fast
Waterford, Pa. in Chester county and
in Maryland and West Virginia. Walk
er got ont Of the penitentiary only .
year ago, and ever since then hc ha:
been diligently prosecuting his trade OF
horse stealing. He was born in thi:
county, where his aged mother still re
sides He was surrendered TO tn,
| authorities OF Chester county to nigh
| and removed there at once.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-29
The Extravaganza of Mni.


We have in the United States some
thing like 10000. 600 of horses and
mules above the age of years upon our
farms. and at the moderate estimate OF
- cents as the cost Of feed and care o
each Of these animals we see at glance
that the aggregate expense of maintain
inc them Is about 81 1000, 600 per day.
If. bv a similarly moderate estimate, we
say that they are kept IN the stable IN It
condition Of enforced idleuCss by the
deep mud of spring and fall for a period
averaging - DAYS in each year, We may
clsi}y compute that the .o-S. IN tins le-
Spect alone. will amount to SNO.oOj,o'"
Der year. sum sufficient to build l","Vo
miles of excellent highway.
OF course, considering the great va
rictv of conditions, and the consequent
number of factors to be regarded, 1t Is
impu--ihlc bv mathematical formula To
compute tie loss cntaIlcd ON any com
nunitv hy the continued tolerauon OF
| the-. dirt roads in their present condl-
ton: but the error IN the result OF any
continuation L. more likely To show a
! loss Smaiie. than actually exists, ana III
! whatever way the matter be regarded II
! is certain that with the imposed burden
| Of extra help and extra draft aEulH-~-
| l,ss of time. wear and tear OF wagons
and harness. the drawings of hight loads
/ and ia. dcprrciatcd ya.ua OF farm lands
| VIZ ara .ur-ulug- short sighted policy
! In permitting the prcsan, system 10 con
rfnT1r Besides the actual loss, which q
moments reflection vii. serve TO snow
,rc arc gainiu. nothing and saving moth
ir,, in that gr,It department gi a-llcui
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-29

\ WAsHINGToN dispatch on Monday
saws. Ex-Serrctary and now Senator
William c Villas Of Wisconsin who was
member of ex-Prcsident Cleveland 5
cabinet, Is appealing to Mr.. Cleveland
friends to stop the May Democratic con
yention in New York at all hazards and
he will go to New York next week TO
impress his view on the situation ON the
boiling Democrats. He Is quoted as
having said.
1T Is no longer "a question between
| Cleveland and Hill We all know that
/ Mr.. Hill Is out of the race, but although
/ the sentiment over the country Is over
whelmingly in favor Of Cleveland. :
nomination. he cannot be nominated
after a boiling convention of his friends
| i'm the Empire state has been held. The
discontinuancc Of the May convention
will bring peace and harmony, and
Cleveland. If nominated, may get the
support Of all the Democratic factions OF
thc state. There is a feeling Throughout
the west that Mr.. Cleveland would mo-
receive the support Of the Hill people
40 matter what happens, and that th'
Nav convention instead Of promotin:
his success pill be fatal 10 it.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-29
4 Legal Middle.

ST Paul, Mimi, April PA special
to the Pioneer Press from Grand Forks,
y. D., says: II has been discovered
that the state legislature made no pro-
vision whatever for the election OF presi-
Dental electors, although law was
passed requiring them to meet at Bis
mark the second Monday in January to
cast ballots. 1t Is now to late, of course
To provide for legal election at the polls
unless a special session of the legisla ture
Is held. \ regular session of the legisla-
tuGe meets the first Tuesday in J anuary
six days before the meeting OF electors
to be held.
The legislature can elect electors but
the legislature may have a Democratic
majority while the Republicans have {
majority in the state or vice versa. 1t i:
suggested that an agreement be made 10y
the party leaders and a form of voting fOI
electors gone through in regular manne
with the understanding that the legisla
ture endorse the action of the people 10y
electing electors. The question is a seri
Gus one.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-29
Highest of all in Leavening PoweLaest u 5 Cow Report
RH!a!!!.!!! q! BskiRg Bsxasr
ABSOLUTELY PURE
xEy,s.>Do oTHsHN NoiI>Gs-

The Concmuugh sci sail for Riga. i'"--
Sfa. from Philadelphia on Saturday win
q cargo Of six million pounds Of hreadSi"H>,
rfghrv-cight million pounds OF rice ana
Other provisions for the famine sufferers
George VI. Rabbit AN old rerluS" liV-
fno M Mansfield. Mass. has been robbed
of $1,000 i'm stocks and bonds which h" had
concealed in barrels and trunks and toma-
10 cans about his house. His grandson
George Y. Seward. eighteen years old. ana
DIR. !. Vi. Hdiuc. have been arrested Tor
the theft.
Miss Mary Fccny was burned L" DEAN
ar her home near Monticello. H.. ON Sat
urdav evening. She was ont I'm ia" Held
huruipg corustalkS when her cloimn"
caught fire She started on run for tho
house. and the yiud. catching the flames
/ famed Them until she icil. burned 10
crisp. diving i'm short time ia great agony
Roman Catholic circles in Philadelphia
are excited over the rumor- from abroad Il
The effect that Archbishop Ryan may h'
created "a Cardinal at no distant day
DISPATCHES from Rome :ndicat" that Amer
fra i fo hr given another Cardinal. an'
The ouIy three NAMES suggested for 1h'
place. arr. .,r.l:li-agp- Ryan. oi rhiiAdol
,L5a: 60 iigau. of New York. ami ireland
CT ~. Paul. MINI.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-29
A Ply sician FOuIIy Murdered.

WIININGToN, Del, April 25.-Dr. j.
II. Hill. Of MiIington, Md, received a
professional call to Massey Cross Roads
at late hour Saturday night Ie-ter-
dav morning his wife found his team at
the stable with her husband ; body jam
med in between the shafts and front axle
and his throat cut from ear TO ear.
Inspection Of the wheel tracks showed
that the vehicle had been intercepted
between Millington and Masscy's and
turned homeward Nothing Is known
of the murderers. Several months ago a
coIorcd man came to his death apparent
~ from blow on the head received IN
some disturbance at Milliugton, but his
assailants escaped conviction through
testimony that the colored man : injur-
icS were not sufficient t. have caused
death There was some talk among
negroes at the time that a white man
would have TO suffer before justice could
| be obtained DIR. Hillwas "a young man
and the physician to the Queen Anne \
/ Kent Railroad.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-29
Panic in Il Church.

Fl. WAYNE. Ind, April 23.-At. IT.
Marv's Catholic church, while the bIg
c,litice was filed almost 10 suffOcatIon 10y
a congregation attendant upon the cere-
monv Of the first communion being con
fcrrcd upon "a large number Of children.
a uauic occurred The altar and the IN
terror of the cathedral was profusely dec
grated with artificial flowers. \ gust OF
wind disarranged bunch Of paper roses
which blew against lighted taper, and
in an instant the whole front Of the
church was in flames. Children scream
ed. women tainted, and the whole con-
grcgatIou, panic stricken, made wild
rush for the doors. Many were tramp
| led under foot and number were more
or less seriously injured. The priest:
/ and coolcr-headed among the men eN
erted every effort to calm the frightened
! congregation, and at last succeeded
| The decorations We're torn from thel
| places as quickly as possible, hut not be
! fore the priest and number Of his ar
Sistauts were quite severely burned abou
the hands and arms.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-29

Is am editorial article in the II. Louis
R,pubFc Congressman Wilson of West
Virginia says: The revenue from
duties on wool and on woolen goods
during the last fiscal year was over, $40
600 .OOO. which was more than onc-tifth
part of our entire customs revenue, and
more than one-ninth part Of our entire
revenue from taxation. There L. only
one subject Of taxation that Is more
fruitful, and that Is spirituous liquors.
Such taxation Is the grossest possible
violation of sound principles. 1t l. a
most onerOus tax on one of the prime
necessities of life, tax which bears
most heavily on the poor, and from
which no man, woman or cllld can es-
cape. By the manner of It's imposition
it compels the people to pay not only the
80. .o0O. 900 which goes to the govern
ment. but a much greater sum which
goes to the edomesticproducers Of woolen
goods who are protected" in advancing
prices by the heavy taxes Of the Mckin-
lev law.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-29

THE harm done the country IN gener-
al and the pension service IN particular,
saws the Harrisburg Pd,iot by President
Harrison in the appointment Of Raum
can only bc atoned for by the prompt
dismissal of that insolcnt and coTunt
official. Raum has been conducting
the pension department all along in the
manner that would most quickly increase
his own revenue, and Of course this has
been to the detriment OF thousands OF
deserving pensioners and to the discredlt
of the administration. Ii Mr.. Harrl-
sons kicking machine l. in any kind of
working order he ought to give 1t an
immediate job on Eaum.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-29

ON Tuesday, Judge Finlettcr of Phila-
dclphia imposed sentence of forty
years imprisonment upon Charles Elliott
Purncu. negro who committed a large
number of recent robberies in Philadel-
phia and suburbs, among others the
house Of First Vice President Thompson,
of the Pennsylvania railroad, at Merton,
where ne stole "a $500 meerschaum pipe,
which he pawucd for - cents, and the
residence of Miss Debonnville, South
Sixteenth street.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-29

TuE protected industries at the u'SI"
ming of this presidential campaign S''Ss
the Philadelphja H'r''", are h'' -
good shape to be used 10y the NlS" '''',
advocates in pointing 'he "'"''' 49,
adorning the tale OF the heneHco'l' VI
MckmIcyism. Inc ln''''H''''''
has been general since the pass. w ''''
Mckinley bill, but ia II" 'i'''''' "' '''''''
ufactue has there 'e',' At 80, -.
ton than 'ha' NilI'' '''' .;,
protected 'l"'I ''',','''', .....-..,,.l
Furnaces an" l'.i''S '''''' g,,..I.,.,,.1,..
dUrihS I'le ""o'' ~ -. -, -I,,,t
ADMINISTRATOR "', - -. o,,,.r,-
down '"u'v,l VI -, Ion emf
t"u7 'U'''I.o" loo, MN
IN nearly Il" li''' ''''',
RihS. ,.,,,,.l, MO
Dor,"S ','' .. p',' ,,.,,,.ion to onumer-
nave ma" li'' ''V"' 49, -, e.
ale instances VI ''''.7 ,.-'u ~ tI,o
tunes. i"'S "'.'''',-,' - -. if,,,.,.,,.sti,,,
STATE p''' o"ii.''''l'7 p.,,,,-,.r-
to Il hl''l'e" ''iS''',' 81
Nahl"' we >'c -, - pI.,.,i,- Iron
l''' '''''' ''.,,, ~, ...,.:.rr 49,, account If
Company ,.r,,.l,,..t;on
HaSh''!'l !" ''''''
Inc lhdu'F'"' P'ost'.'-'' -. ,.;r
tena '"e I''7S''4e "a ,r.,I .l,.,.
does not seer" - ,',,-,- ''',' ph',.nix,.iII,
] bl:tn'A ol 4L''''S'lE 'i'''' '''''
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-29
Action of the Pardon Board

The Board of Pardons of Pennsylvania
held an executive session last evening
and agreed to recommend the pardon of
Frank A. Shoff Of Clearfield; Clark VI.
Eggleston of Allegheny, conspiracy;
Joseph Reilly Of Allegheny, larceny and
aggravated assault and battery, two in
indictments William J. Bremen made
a plea for pardon for Patrick Fitzpatrick
of Allegheny. The cases Of Fitzpatrick
and Martin Reed. the Washington
county murderers, were held under ad
visemen Charles Harmon, of Ale
gheny, murder in the second degree,
WAS refused Il pardon
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-29

SECRETARY HAEHIry has addressed the
following to the county commissioners
of the state: Il think it proper TO re-
quest that YOU call the particular atten-
tcntion Of the chairman of county COM
mittcc. and Of others who may hc in a
position to give information upon the
subject. to the Importance of exercising
great care IN the matter of certifying
nominations to the state department, as
well as in certifying nominations to
county commissioners and township
auditors The certihcations Of some
nominations of legislative candidates
already made discloses the fact that
sufficient care has not been taken 10y
those whose duty ii has been to certify
such nomination. If errors in ceruh-
Gates are not avoided confusion and uou-
/ ble will ensuc. instructions sent 10y
YOU to the chairman Of county commit
tees and others connected with political
organizations. will be of great benefit IN
preventing errors in certiications. II
this connection l venture to suggest tina
copies of the official form Of ccrtticatlor
should be sent out with such instruc
tons"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-29

II n proposed 10y the state department =
Washington. to send some interesting
and precious exhibits to the Worlds
fair. Among them Will be the original
Declaration Of Independence, the articles
of Federation, the famous protest OF the
Philadelphia Carpenters company to
King George III, and other documents
that are the heirIooms of the country
itself and pan Of our national history.
The originals q these great instruments
OF writing will be shown. They will be
conveyed to Chicago in steel caskets Of
unusual strength aEd will be guarded
enroute and at tbe fan 10y a company Of
soldier
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-29

WA-uNGroN dispatch to the Phila-
dcIphia Boi,tj0 says: a letter Is being
prepared 10y some Republican Senators,
some of them original Blaine men. and
some who are friendly to Harrison, but
who do not think now that he can be
elected. suggesting to him, in as diplo-
matte manner as they can to make their
meaning clear. that he retire from the
candidacy for denomination.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-29

"A little girl was born 10 Mr.. ana Mrs,
John Peterson, of Plainfeld, y. j., last
Friday. which had five fingers and a thumb
on each hand and six toes on each foot.
This strange mark i hereditary in the
Peterson family. The father of the child
and two Of his brothers were so marked.
The child'S grandfather and several grand
unclcs were also similarly marked. The
>upcr-fluUus members were amputatcd.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-29

THE Bureau Of American Republics Is
informed that a new use has been found
forbauauas, which will greatly add to the
value Of the fruit. In several places IN
Central America flour Is now being made
from bananas, which, under chemical
ANALYSIS. Is found to contain more nutrl-
meut than rice, beans or corn. \ man
ufactory on Il large scale Is being estab-
Hshed at Port Limon, Costa Rica
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-29
The People viii Lose.

BosToN, Aprii 25.-The advance 10 be
ordered in the price of sugar 10y the
American Sugar Refining Company will
amount to ! cent per pound and will Toe
made AT the rate of cent a pound In
the next two weeks, beginning this week,
and after that at the rate Of cent Der
pound a week. 50 that by the middle of
next month the price of sugar viii be }
cent up. This increased price Of the
sugar trust will insure the payment of
dividends Ii viii also broaden the
margin of profit to wholesalers and
thereby bind them still closer to the
trust
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-29
April -. Isg2
Proth'y's ofce, April %. 1892.
. UDIToR,S NOTICE

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
n Notice Is hereby given tnat having been ap-
p0in. ed hy the - curt Of COmmOl Pleas OF Cambria
county auditor d tribute the fund in The hands
OF John W Sharbaug h. assignee OF Daniel war
ner ct ux a. shown by his account TO and amongst
those entitled thereto. will sit in the Attorneys
Room in the Court House. Eoens5urg. Pa on
Thursday, May I9. 1892, at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ for the purpose of attending TO the duties OF
said appointment, when an d where all persons
may atteLd or be forever debarred from coming IN
said fund. Ii. H. MY Els.
Ebensburg. April ~ 1892 Auditor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-29

THE farmers Of Iov4 and Texas are
greatly encouraged over the condition OF
the crop prospect this season, and from
the present outlook a great crop OF oats
wheat. and corn will he secured.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-29

I.nr District ELECTORS.

PRESIDENT HARRISON has issued NV
tations to foreign nations Ia participate
in an international conference on the
subject Of the larger use Of silver as
money.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-29
LunIrnK,S NOTICE..

a Z
a In the matter of the frst and final account
OF ! J Rhcddy, assignee OF Peter U Stoy.
And no~. To wit. the nth day Of April, A. ID
lsg2 on motion Of q gorge N ReaGe, Esq, Ed
7 MeNeelis appointed auditor 10 distribute
funds in hasds OF assignee TO and among those
legally entitled thereto
Extract from the Record.
Notice Is hereby given that I will sit Tor the
purpose of sad appointment At the ONCE ol Geo
NJ Reade ESQ in Ebensburg. Pa. on Tues-
day. an. 2iIh day of May A. ID i>Ss AZ
10. 20 O'Clock. A. NJ on said day when and "here
All uartie- interested may appear or forever be
debarred from entering on said iund-
Ed. I. M'NEEI-lS.
,,-t, 20 ,so, Auditor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-29

EOR SALE.
That desirable old hotel stand situated on
Cor Church aud TunnelhiIl streets, Iunnelhill
borough. containing u rooms, with Stable Also.
house containing six rooms on adjoining lot.
This property will be offered at public sale on
wednesday, May I'd. 1892. Any person
desiIing further Information can have same by
communicative with J. r. McMOrris. Box s4s,
PbtsbIrg, Pa. MkS. ELIZA M 'MOhhlS.
April 2ilsF2 A.