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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28

TUESDAY evening AID proved 10 be To most C @ =
afiar tie post ever Lad over LOO Pfso.s t'cn'.
w. ir f.i,nri artists W.T. hntiy vol .nte r'd nj
e.rv.cte over one iu.t.et pre-en', wr' dIa".
a. and .d!,d = The Int ret ID tie III ?. o IA
o. Don v,Ts costy M u-rI' &C pAf'h u.
c,crf,s Past COMMANDER isidJ!e -ahcs was al 81
the Stag" and pc.on'd WIN ~ f'l' CEN o ,o ,or
flower. a- token Of o." app" mo 81 lH 10 'ui
If. LABOR, in th"r d ia T. d" I'm IL 10 p' ce',
wien d, Gcor VS. t. ed llr "a cig 30 .oup
Id or I'm TIE sand mar j. I'm lre no c jIr 'u'
,,cro i,o'.rr.l :. " pay lI,r1a1 ". rhrm. Tho!oF'
IeM'en. james ka' vn I&'n pld Inn 'G"" fhn
-. ,,.l, 1i..a.l gohc-fy. IO1Ito u h p ! c.. -'i
e..inr Parkinson anh a. all i'oi nj Hra Il ~"
l. l. ilcoh. Ch1r!c, >tHMW G,ore H.ch ~ Ii irl
audoF raacr Wlit IT.. lIday c M ln ns O., N.
cold lad-. hcrn 10 tAe com'ad" selling ;Ae tr''t
NUN" rt ,ang ire,d, and comrades Of captain rhoodor
Fold oiu NJ kofc- Post. 80 -. past quart 'Iula-
general y The department VIII not f1rrc' tnr r',Ii
vcar on "Wednesday. Thursday and F,ay oi ms hc
Novcmbo- 80 aud Dc""ab"r and , II VIII ~. lnc
receptions I'm l-G7 lie viii max" Wll ~, '...,r. .
", come bat Grand Army comrades lnow TIA, a warm
II WI, 'ac misfortune Of ia, hpilmeN "I ~
York that The printed proceeding, Of ~" las en-
pmo Ah at Bnnalo IN March, v"Fr n l lne hy
Printing Office in ALBANY when II was DESTROYER y.
fire las. september. The binder was AZ WORK on
them and they ~cr" nearly rg1dy Tor acnrrT cSicr
tho conAagation occurred. The department on..a,
viI get out e edition as soon rs p's'lo'" "r'
r ,ny conrado in thls department give the date
York CIV. lar. If Company !. 9Th y. y. Vet No.;
lie ceased 70 draw ii, pension Ia $50. and presumably
died in 10 or ISL Any Information s.nt to Com
radc CLare; \. sumner OF No 32i MortS ln,"ry -
san Franclsco, cal. viii be Acknowledged The date
NJ deofh j., needed in orler e. compclc the pension
tomradr the Rev. T. r. Parker. department chap
scottsvilIc. * =. where ni commumcaonS and
mortuary report, should hereafter be mailei'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28

liverpool Nov. 90. p. m.-Dcnf-loldcrs cGcr
.pahngly. Pra-Thc supply f. poor. Hams and
bacon Holder, oN"i mod'rltcv. thee~-- Holders
offer ~palnrly Tnlow rhc supply Is poor. Tur
pontinc- Holders ,f'r freely. Eo-'n-I' ld,rS oNcr
moderately. Land spot Holders otter mo',raolv ::
fIUsa. holders are not oHrtns; prime Western ,uot
elonly ~ les. Wheat lolCrr Offer moderately: No.
. red Wn'r. .tcrdy ~ - lO1 40. > red >Wne st"nty
% e. I'd tlour-I lder, offer molcra' ely. Corn
-Voi and future Holders offer siaFlngy; MIXED
Western -pO fun a.; = I'd November firm :
3:iid; December firm M 4, / la January firm nj
iS "a. Hop, at London-aclnc COast-lIOldcrs offer
modpratplC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28
LARCHMoNT YACHT CLUES SHOOT.

Tie pigeon shoot for the club tam trophy OF tho
Iarchmont zach; Club Will take place at the pig on
cloiinds o. the club Tomorrow instead Of November 30
as previously announced. The shooting viii begin
upon tho orlival Of the 10 90 o'cloc uain Gom Nov
York Cards Of invitation issued for November 30 viii
be accepted tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28
THE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore. Nov. 2C.--Flour dull, unchanged re-
cop iools n5I'; os sp%%% 5 red spot b
~ -" Gc' voyrncr. ia - l.4c; December, - 10
- 5-ec; January, - ~ - ~ 90 hi1'. ,acnntS
d sc steamer no. Tca 2 % bush I Stock s,a93,
~ ,1:'I i, p" .,l"s liz 900 bush. Milling wheat by
sample 10 ne Corn firm mixed SIo. y'u 90 ~
Der. toc bid; year. FIX s, Nav aIc ID stcamcr
ri ,.d 1c ND: receipt, 2JT49 hush stock, 2'l ~
bush: sales, 10000 bush Nhite cp'n " s, 70
= ,,,c wc.torn tIa T.. Gre: No. nlNcd DO % ~
nv. ,rc"IptE : 900 bash; stock, 90.10s bush. Kyc
GrIot 80 =, COc nominal. rccrlp'S, l;r.' pusn
,to.k il32l iod Hl9 rl S rcishs dui steam to
iIvrrp,1l > I'd. other articles unchanged.
Bo,on. nov. 2c.-Marlc's unchanged, k@ee,p,i-
FlouF 200 @S DBL, dbl i4 or19 BOT tons.
"" Inl,ol, v0y Offspring wheat DUH; limits hrm :
alrS OF 20 600 bush No. Northern spot at 80 ~
ot Il :.1c No. | northern spot On at - Sic %
new al 7oc, DO {. l. e. at 80 - 80 .'o' ,
spot - 34c winter wheat dun one Nm neni ,
81 zoe asked Corn quiet. offerings more liberal.
,nlos on track 3 cars No. yellow at ~ e cars
No. DO at 4 10 cars carr E &c. : w H tsG at a -
ear, -. yellow at 470I7 l-2c sale IN store,
y. 900 bush n. = yellow al As l-2qi7 j4c' r,GOo
bush do at l9c. Oa's quiet and steady 10. w,l,%'
70 lie track ana IN store. barley weak G'havd
light; so. > Western, 72c, 10. 3 extra, Deop''
Canada 750-3c. Rye dnll. 80. =, Doc - ), 1.c
Aed -Four ,,e3dy demani inr lest e 5p1ng p 100 40
80 80. Mlnfccd active and higher coarse winter bran.
slJ So do ships. Sli fine white. 40 21d911 %;
ping bran. sI40 81 80; do ships; Si3:1 mid
di!ns,. l3 5Oa -l bulk; -1cnod feed, - = higher
R,Dlpt,-Flour 60. 900 lhls. wheat, G-j.lO0 bush :;
oaf.. $4,000 bush, barley. 40 900 bush; rye,
10000 brh. Canal shipment s-Nhea', 1000 bI.h'
600 BUSH: corn A. 900 bush. )l'~ 10000.
tnipr1. nov. OH, leading futures ranged as fo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28

CT IFcsctnt a 7.
KIM, end Romans. Of the Princeton team. were cx-
oec;cd 10 plly hut they did not, the only Princeton
men q, The ~ 4. G. being Flint, Morse. ran
doIph ana Trcachmd. The game Wa a lively one
and the spectators were in roar during the two
,if,aoI"u,luute halves Singing" freely In
dugcd in but the spectators seemed 70 think that tn,
men Won after a hard battle by to o. the goal being
licked IN the first half.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28

make another effort TO lower tic mark fo' ro'hhs
stations. - . e.,.t,o
drivers Oh the trO'n- turf = IN he CIV W;eie ne
Will remain unlN spring. lie + being ueateA ty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28

Tho TenaIin outing Club will play rs !a't game OF
football at Jersey City against the Palma Athletic
(lab next Saturday. The i. y. c. lave had good
season this year, Winning four out OF SIX games.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28

The glove contests the COney Island Athletic Club
10 night promise to lie Interesting, especially the one
favorfe In til, city ana Philadelphia. willie Grecgains
is leading in the betting In Boston and Western states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28
LIVE STOCK MADHrr

Ncw'York. S1tuI1av Nov. % pEFVTS-Ecccl,s
- cars. or 1910 hcad-30 cas- col.igncl direct Il,
,laushesero-'J e.is IL, eNpot alive to Great Britain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28

ono Of the livellcst features Of the Manhattan
. G. carnival al Madison square Garden satur-
dav night was the football game between the Mai
haitian A. c. and Varma Boat Club cevens II
wa, aite- midnight wien the game was finished. The
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-12
WHNTED-rO FNr.

VNANTEp-To RENT HOUSE OF EIGHT
w rooms with bath upstairs rent not mora ,han
$50. Address A. b.. care poss IntelIiSencer.
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Dated at Seattle. August 3, 1892.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS = CARROLL
In troof

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - CAHROLL
IN street grade.
Sealed proposals Will be received by the under
signed secretary of the board OF public works Of the
city Of Seattle. up to noon OF Wednesday, August
17tb A. D. 1892. for the grading and construction
Of sidewalks both sides Of Carroll street the
City of Seattle from the north line Of ChOae street
TO the south line of Kandnlfs second addition in
sa i'd city in accordance with The plans and specif
cations now on file in this Office.
Each bid is to be accompanied by a certified
check payable to the order of the city comptroller,
for a less than five cent. ofthe amount
bid and no bid shall be considered unless accom-
panied by such check.
The successful bidder will he required to enter
into a contract and furnish satisfactory bondsmen
state laws within ten pays after being notified OF
the award. falling which said check and the
amount thereof will be forfeited TO the city. Said
improvement Is to be paid for by the mode OF
payment by bonds" and the contract to be en-
tered into therefor shall prov de that said improve
issued for the payment thereof shall have been
negotiated and unless such bonds be negotiated
said contract shall De void.
NOperson is eligible bidder " no has within
two prior to the letting Of said contract made
default in payment of any just claim for any work
or labor performed or FOR any skill or mater! al
furnished pursuant 10 any contract as Is here
advertised, who, within said two years. has
assigned abandoned, surrendered or failed to COM
plete any such contract
The board Of public works reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Proposals to be Endorsed on the envelope Gar
roll Street Grade"
Please attach a copy OF this advertisement to
bid.
By order of the board of public works.
G. q. HEIFNER, Secretary.
First publication, August g. 1892.
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NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.

THE HONORABLE THE CHIEF COMMITS
l. sioner of lands and works hereby invites archi-
tects to submit On or before the 3Oth September
next. competitive plans and estimates OF cost for
the construction OF certain provincial government
buildings Particulars of competition and further
Information can be obtained from the undersigned
w. ). GORE,
Deputy Commissioner of Lands and Works, Lands
and Works Department. Victoria. b. c., 18th
June, 1892.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-12

L payable monthly. cottage, four rooms hall
bath pantry. etc, $1,000: Alton street, three
blocks south of Jackson. Al,o e,ghtroom house
on Lake View one block north of : esIrr avenue
$1,000: same terms. f. F. Wittler james street
power-house.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-12
CITY NOTICES.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL OF
~ local Improvement district No. 70. ior ne
improvement of Lincoln avenue under oroinancs
No 2,114, and hearing thereon.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment run
oflocal improvement district No rs, TOT tne n,
proyement of Lincoln avenue. nom aSnrsv1
avenue to the north line of Rosedaie addiuoh,
under ordinance No 2,174, has been reponcuy
the board of public works TO the city council OF .ns
city of Seattle and is now on file in the once Oh tns
city clerk and the same is now open for pubic ~ sn
spect0n at said office, and VIII remain op cn ~
inspec lion until Tuesday, August 70. Loss' =
O'Clock p. M, and all persons intefesseu az
hereby required to appear before the city coun s
in Joint session, to be held I'm the council chamo.
Of the house Of DELEGATES Of IN a sne 1897
O'clock p. M, and make objection tneIsso -
said time so fixed the council VIII consIosI NY
and all objections made and Will make suSi ~.
recons In said roll as it deems just and VIII tnen
deduct the amount OF such cost assessed asa' ~
street crossings (Which shall be paiu iioih - ~. ~.
general road fund of the city, and VIII tnen ~ ~
dinance approve such roll and levy ana assess IL
amounts thereof against each parcel anu ~, .ocn
in said roll and declare the same lien tneiso =
said matter may he adjourned ~ later oA'e
0''' - '"' cay GEORGE J. sToNEMAN;
City Clerk Of the City OF seassls
By F. D. OGDEN, Deputy. ,oo.
Date of first publication. August 5. 1897
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL OF LoCAL
IN improvement district No "a for the lnip y -
ment of Aldine avenue under ordinance y" $50
Notice is hereby given tina. the assessment i ~
oflocal improvement district NO. ~ i iol s ..e.
pfovemen, of A!dine avenue from Jonns nnder
nue TO the north line OF Rosedale adoition' ~. sha
ordinance No. 218S. has been repo,'s19 y. ~ eifv
board of public works to the city counc ~ sshs ;ty
OF seattle and is now on file In the on,. insne
clerk. and the same is now ooen for puoss ;n.ss-
tion at said cf1ce and wi remain open ~ nclock
tion until Tuesday. August -, 1877. a. .ehx r.
n. m. and all persons .ntere tea are ;,,n ioiut
qursd TO appea- before ths city couneI. ~ ina
session to be hel in the councii chano a.v The
house OF dei' gates in Iha city hal on axe
23iday of A u yust. 49,, a. 8octck D III ~. conn
objection thereto AT "a d time so nAeo 80 anA
ell viii consiier any aud all otjecti9ls . !, Asems
Will make such c,ions in said TON e. sn rs,as
JUS and will then deduct the amour. ~, y, hsli -
assessed against street crossings WIZ II and
paid from the general road 'iind on sau as ,eyy
will then by ordinance approve sucn TON n rsrcsi
and the amounts Thereon eganss s ss. ssme =
and Let hown in said roll and declare .nc 70
lien thereon said IN liter may DE a,iJ e,',a w.
t;E:OiGE j. SroNEMAx.::.
civ Clerk OF the City OF SeassS
BY +. +. O6DEN ,ooo
Date Of first publication Angus, 5, lSsA
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TOR EXCHANGE-5OO ACRES IN SMALL.
Il tracts for Seattle lots Herbert $. Uppgf, IL
echenerman block, Front, corner cherry street.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

no CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS-To
l. exchange, stock In the Broadway Investment
Company. OF Seattle mat eriais and building q
dwelling house worth about 50 600; good terms
for reliable party. Address Stock Exchange. care
Post-Inteliigencer.
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BIRTHS.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

TANNER-The funeral OF Earl and Verne Tan
ner, the two little sons Of Milton Tanner, who
were burned yesterday morning, takes place at
IL o'clock today from Bonney 4 Stewards
dertaking rooms. interment being made In
Mount Pleasant cemetery.
RALSTON-On Thursday, August IL, 1892, at his
home, I'm Fremont, I. G. Ralston, as result of &C.
cioent, aged 81 years.
The funeral takes place at o'clock today from
Cross & Co.'S undertaking rooms. interment being
made In Mount Pleasant cemetery.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-12
BUSINESS CHANCES.


POE SALE-A RARE CHANCE FOR A MAN
OF energy and means: So 0O0 will secure you
an IN crest in good substantial business firm in
seattle with salary of ~. 200 . year. Wiseman d
Co, 206 New York block
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUlLDERS-NOTfCE
IN is hereby given that bids accompanied BY
plans. specifications and strain diagrams VIII be
received by the board OF county commissioners OF
Ming county, at the Office OF the aud tor Of said
county, until Saturday, August 20. 1892, at
Of wagon bridge over the Squak slough at the
crossing Of the road from Kirkland 10 Redmond.
originally petitioned for by +. A. Richardson ct
al. and known as road 2S7.
Said bridge TO be four Pile trestls sim liar to the
bridge over SQuak slough at 5otheu. 10 feet wide
In the clear and at same height above low water
as all OF Their bridges said slough Bids to be per
lineal foot for trestle and lump bid for 3D-foOt
span. Certified cheek for 800 must accompany
each bid, to be forfeited to the county by the sue
cessfui bidder in case he fails TO enter into con-
tract within five days Of date OF award Bond in
the full of the contract price Will be required
Bids will also be received at the same time and
place for the construction OF three frame frestie
bridges over the three principal gulches on the
aDove-named road between Kirkland and Red
together. about % miles east OF Kirkland: the
first guch Is about rs feet deep. the second 10 feet
Deep the trestiing over these two guches Is about
400 feet in length and will be practically one tres
tie; the third guich Is about 3l4 miles from Kirk
land about Us feet deep and will require 200 feet
of trestling
Bids to be per lineal foot. Certified check Of
800 must accompany each bid, to be forfeited
to the county by the successful bidder in case he
fails &c enter into contract within five days of date
of award. Bonds in the full sum of the contract
price will DO required. Bids for the bridge over
Squax slough to be marked ''Bid squsk slough
Bridge; bids for the frame trestiing to be
marked IBID Trestles Kirkland and Redmond
Road.
The board reserves the right to reject any and all
bids +. A. TWICHELL.
CLERK Of said Board
Dated at Seattle Aueust z 1892
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kNOR SALE-LOTS 60Xl22 ONE BLOCK
Il north Of the Squire tract and al ming the Rem
ton addition; The lots are high. with good view;
price. inside lots. 81 900 To 1000 corners from
$i.l5O 10 $3.50: terms. half cash balance one
and two years at per cent. II. S. Turner. oO7
Butler block
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ENOR RENT-HOTEL IN EAST EVERETT:
= me Everett hotel; furnished complete. In
qulre on premises.
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FOR REST-sTORES.

E'oR RENT-A NICE BRICK Store ROOM;
q frsf-cass place for dry goods or grocery bust
ness: corae: Front and Pike. inquire of 4. L.
/ almer. So Union block
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rOR EXCHANGE.

L'oR ExCHANGE-EINE PIECE OF La ND,
Il partly Improved for house and lot In Seattle:
will accept some mortgage: will trade 70 " 2VJ
acres. ]. f. Akin & Co., Second street, corner
Cherry.
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ENoR RENT-CLARENDON HOTEL. CORNER
L Second and Depot streets; desirable tenant
able terms Apply Charles Louch, 1,4l2 Front
street.
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NOTICE OF DISs LUrYOy.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIPS 1T
- SHOWN that the firm heretofore known as
Maquiikin Il Morton. doing business in Fremon,
Wash. is this day dissolved by common consent
the business being assumed and continued by W
ID. Maqulikin d. MORTON
Seattle, Wash, August g.
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Money Needed Now.

Those who subscribed to the NJ.
E. Church, South; at Logan z. H.,
who are in arrears on their sub
scription, are most earnestly re-
qnested to pay in the amounts
subscribed by them at once, as
we are in debt and desire to pay
tout as soon as possible, and SIN
.cerely hope that every one who
agreed to pay will do SO. We do
not even think of attempting to
resort to any means of collecting
thessame, other. than, to. ask those
who subscribed to consider the
One for whose honor and glory
the same is to be applied. We
think this ought to be sufficient
to induce every one who subscrib-
ed to pay promptly If they posi-
bly, can as they can better afford
to allow any other debt they owe
To 60 unsettled than this.
= TRUSTEES.
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The S0uth's Development.

I The Manufacturers Record, Of
Baltimore, IN its issue Of Febru-
airy 10, says: while there is nc
marked increase in the organiza-
ton of new industrial enterprises
throughout the South, there is a
steady, solid advance, and also a
growing confidence with the lead
ing capitalists Of the country that
the South is the best field in
America for investment. Many
plans Of great magnitude are be-.
ing worked out, and with. a return
of activity in.investment and bus-
mess interests In the country at
large the South will again become
the center of development, and
future operations will probably
be on larger and heavier scale
and by heavier capitalists than
anything which the South has
seen yet. The Norfolk & West
ern Railroad has just secured
$4,000, 900 in New York for push
ing the work tits Ohio extern
sion more rapidly"
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ORDER or PUBLICATION.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
-s-.- ~~,~~,1 LOGAN COUNTY, TO-wIr:
At rules held IN tie Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court OF said county, on
Monday, the lst day of February, 1852:
Samuel Clay. Jr, and George w Head
ley, for the use and benefit OF L B
Buskirk
vs. In Chancery on Amended Bill
Jacob Terrell, lanes O'keeffe, j B
Wilkinson, Trustee, ii C-Raglana,
Trustee, John Justice, Henry RPhil-
lips, frustee, w q Lowery, Admir- of
u i4owery, deceased, the unknown
heirs and cestique trusts OF r ) Low
cry, deceased and II I w Duke
The object of this suit il to set aside
and annul certain deed executed by
defendantH { Ragland, Trustee, to de-
PENDANT II 4 w Duke, on the Sth day of
May, 1880, for about 5000 acres Of land
situate on Pigeon Greek and Mate creek
in Logant ounty, West Virginia. Also
to set aside and annul Il certain contract
executed by defendant, Jacob Terrell,
for all the poplar, ash and cucumber
timber ON said land, entered into July
20, 1888. Also IT, set aside and anfftsf' Il
certain contract executed by Defendant
OuCOD w n . fsONtFy. 4IusteE,
for the mineral of SaId lands and to
specifically enforce d contract in writing
for the sale of said lands, executed by
defendant Jacob Terrell to Samuel
Clay, Jr, and George w IIeadley, en-
tered into August "a, 1883.
ThiS day came the plaintiff by his at
iorncys and on his motion 1t appearing
from an affidavit made and filed among
the papers in this cause. that the te-
PENDANTS r 4 w Duke, w G Lowery,
Admir- OF II $ Eowery, deceased, james
O,keetfe and Henry X Phillips, Trustee
are non-residcnts Of the State Of West
Virginia, and that the parties mention
ed a. the unknown heirs and cestique
trusts Of Il ) Lowery, deceased, are un-
known, it is therefore ordered that
they appear here within one month
from the first publication Of this order
and do what is necessary to protect their
interest in this suit.
Testc: +. G. WHITED,
Sheppard, Sol. s;lerk.i
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Murder in Wayne.

= A fatal difficulty took place
last Saturday evening which re-
suited in the death of one of the
combatants and the severe beat
ing and bruising of the other.
The difficulty occurred at Cove
Gap between Buck Enochs and
Martin Dalton. Dalton appears
to have been beating Enochs
when the latter got out the ever
ready revolver and fired, the ball
taking effect causing Dalton's
death. The particulars have not
yet reached us and we give out
only what we have heard. An
other case of carrying deadly
weapons. Is Wayne county a
walking arsenala-T,celce Pole
MOast0r.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1892-02-18
Frozen to Death.

Editor LaQdn County Banner:
A young man by the name of
David Robinson came up the riv-
err on push boat last Friday
evening, and, as is the custom 4of
the young men of this vicinity. at
once repaired to the "whiskey
shop Of Avis and A Maynard
at the mouth Of Lick creek, for a
supply of the vile stuff called, by
them, whiskey. Slightly intoxi=
Gated and with a bottle or two of
the same in his possession, he
started for his homes. which is
with his sister, Mrs. Henry Ev-
ans, at the mouth of Buffalo creek.
He was so overcome from the ef-
feet of the poison he had drunk
that he was unable to reach his
home, and was found near the
school house on Buffalo on Satur-
day morning, about ten o'clock,
frozen to death. The inquest was
held at Samuel q. Farley's on
Sunday morning. The boys faith
er is dead, and all extend their
sympathy to his aged and bereav-
ed mother. FATIMA.
Mouth Of Sycamore, Feb. rs.