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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-06

New York, June 6. The statement OF
the visible supply of grain, in store and
afoat Saturday, June 8, as compiled at
the New York Produce Exchange is as
follows: Wheat 20 369, 900 bushels; in
increase, $3.50, 900; oats, 4 63G, 600; in,
crease, /, 294 600; rye, 576, 900; increase
$4,000; barley, 377, ,OOO decrease 49, 600.
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cepUed as the tenth juror
Charles l. Richards, North Attleboro
stood Indifferent and was accepted an,
sworn in as the eleventh juror
Oliver E. Clifford, New Bedford, said he
was related to che prisoner at the bar ant
was excused. As he passed Lizzie she
looked at him IN astonishmeut, and he
smiled cheerful keep your courage up
to her,
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other POstmnsters Appointed.

WAsHTNGsoN, June 8-The total mum.
Der of fourtb-class postmasters appointed
yesterday was eighty,s six, Of which sixty
one were to fill vacancies caused by resig.
nations and deaths Among the appoint.
meDts were the following:
Maine-A. f. Shaw, Exeter.
Pennsylvania-O B McHenry; ]. A.
Long, East Bangor; P. J. Bickel, Free.
burg G. w. Jones' Slate Hill.
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Re-appointed by clevslsna.

WASHINGTON. June @ Captain ]. r.
Hassler of South Dakota, who was the
appointment clerk Of the Interior De
partment under Mr. Cleveland's former
administration has been re-appointed chief
clerk of the Interior Department, vice f.
nj. Dawson, resigned.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-06

BUDAPEsTH, June GA calamitous rail
way accident has happened near the towr
of Kecakemet, Hungary, about fifty mile,
southeast of this city. The Budapesth ex.
press train ran off the track aud the trair
became a total wreck. Eight carriages
were smashed, and twenty-five Of the pas.
sengers injured, some of them mortally.
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LIZZIE BORDEN'S TRIAL
Having Difficulty to Secure the
Twelve Jurymen.
ELEVEN MEN ALREADY IN THE BOX

Intonse Interest Shown in the Proceed
ings 90 The Lawyers who Arc Conduct
log the Case The Trial Began with a
Prayer The. Accused Woman Before
the bar,
New BEDFORD, Mass, June g. The long
delayed trial Of Lizzie Borden which began
yesterday with the securing Of jury is be-
ing cootlnued this morning with an at
tempt to secure the twelfth Juror.
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WASHINGTON, June 6-Comptrollsr
Eckles is informed that the merchan Is
National Bank Of Fort Worth, Texas. cap
ital $3.50, 900 has failed The bank was
closed on an order from directors and ex.
aminer Stone was placed IN charge.
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Precautions Against OhoIera.

New York, June GA policeman from
every precinct was called to police head
quarters this morning to receive from Su.
perinrendent Byrnes for distribution q
package of printed instructions of the 40
ton to be taken in treating and reporting
cases of illness supposed to be Of choleraic
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New York, June 6-The Shoe and
Leather National Bank has given notice
that it will not clear for the Canal Street
bank after to-day. This will make it
necessary for the Canal Street bank to 60
into liquidation, It's deposits are abo ut
S4b0 600
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Probably Murdered by Tramn..

MONTREAL, June ct is now believed
that the murder of the Edy family a
Beach Ridge, Ont, was the work o
tranps. There is evidence to support thi
theory
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Buohanan's Sentence Again Postponed

New YORK, June 6.-The pronouneing
Of sentence of death upon Dr. Robert W.
Buchanan, convicted a month or more ago
of numbering his wife by means of NOR
phne was again postponed until Wednes-
day morning.
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.l.m X YEAR
III ADV-A

Some have told us u believe and will
HERALD in thture than any time during its
past history painkng efforts will accomplish that end
DOhr Office and receive the
for This Ger applies old well new subscribers pro-
Remember these terms are invariably
advance; otherwi 81 so will be charged
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HARRISBURG, June 6.-Charles Meyer
who carried on the bottling business OF
South Second street for a number of years
died at his residence from au attack o
Bright's disease.
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TWENTY Tons OF PURE OoPPER.

Found in Michigan IN Lump and Now ON
ITS Way 10 the smelteF.
oEToEAaoN, Mich, June 8. The twenty
ton mass Of solid copper which was dis
covered at the beginning Of the year in the
bottom Of the old National mine Is now on
its way to the smelters It is in hundreds
OF small chunks A large mass Of copper
must be cut before IL can be hoisted from
the mine.
II required four months or more from
the time this mass was first seen 20 mine
away the surrounding rock and chisel the
copper into pieces not too large to be
hoisted 70 the surface.
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Arc You IN Bushes. ;

syess? All business that the only
increasing talking prnt-Adversng! Where make
by prdomouh argument 10y displaying goods you
hured by bright convincing advertisements
Don't tai in a whisper
No VIII hear you.
tat in thunder tones
All noise and facts.
Don't tax without listeners
your 'ad" where it will be read
Herald is the best medium reaching the public and
profitable resre follow all advertisements placed in its col
umns lie dvnce you this fact by trial
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New YoRK, June 6-Last evening DR.
St Clair Smith posted this bulletin at the
PLAYER Club 'Mr Booths condition
COZ tinues critical 1t is extremely i'm
pre- bable that he can rally"
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The Herald.

PUBLIsHED DAILY, SUNDAY EXCEPTED
WEEKLY, EVERY SATURDAY.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
Dlhl.

ARMSTRONG.-In this city, on March s,
George ID. Armstrong, aged "a years.
BOYLE. On March 9. the infant daughter
of James T., and Mary +. Boyle, aged 2
months and s dNs.
BROWN.-Near Taleyville, March 9. 1903.
Clarence Edward. Youngest child of J. Her
bert aud Elma j.. Brown.
tURISTY- - In his city. on March g Mary
Ann. the beloved wife Of Jalnes Christy, In
the nth year OF her age.
CBUMMEN-ln this city on the 10th inst,
Edward h. Crnmmey, aged al years.
Relatives and friends are Invited 20 attend
the funeral from his late residence. No. gll
Lowering avenue. on Monday morning March
%, at o'clock. High Mass az Sacred Heart
church. luterment at New Cathedral Cem-
terry.
GOUERT.- the nth instant. Mary II.
A lmon, wife OF CHARLES W. Gouert.
Relatives and friends are invited % attend
the funeral from the residence OF her hus-
band, No. $40 Delaware avenue Services on
Tuesday afternoon. 18th instant. az O'Clock.
lnierment private.
HAZEL.-On March :. isq3. Nargrait Hazel,
widow Of the late John Hazel, aged years.
X ISFR.-On March r., Christina, widow
OF John Kaiser, aged 90 years.
MALONE.-On March II, Lizzie, daughter
of w. l.. and Julia Malone. aged & months.
Funeral Tuesday al . O'Clock from the resi-
dence OF her parents. No. 1912 Van Buren,
street.
NEALEY.-on March 2. Martin. son of
Edward T. and Emma A. Mealey. aged years
and months.
ROBIN ON.-In this city. ON March Q, ls93
Daniel. SON of Denipl and Jane Robson
aged months and 2S days.
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N. Y. Clothing House.
$40 Market Street.

Store open every evening
until Q o'clock, Saturdays until
II o'clock.
We're ready to show our
line of Spring Goods. We
believe we've got the incest
line in the city, we would like
to have you call in at any time
to look through them.
We're more determined than
ever to get rid of odd Suits
and Trousers. You may get
just what you want at about
SO cents on the dollar.
You'll never get as good an
Overcoat as we're selling for
$775 from us or anybody else
after these are gone. A day
or two will wind them up.
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MARRIED.

BURRIS-CfARK-O March =, At the
home OF the BRIDES par. nts. $40 East Eighth
street. by hev h. II Jester, Samuel Burris TO
Miss Hattie +. Clark.
HOPTON-MCCONR March 2, by Rev.
J w. Otis. franklin p Bopton and Mary h..
McComb. both of Wilmington
SLAUGHTER PHILLIPS On Wednes-
day evening. March B. 1888. at No. 532 West
Fourth street. by the Rev G. n. Hendricks.
pastor OF ovenant Reformed Episcopal
{ hurch, solomon slaughter Of this city and
Alice p. Phillips Of Chester. Pa.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
EARLY NEWS SUMMARY.
National.

But four Pennsylvanians have fled ap-
plications for appointment in the Treas
ury Office. They are Thomas S. Mccall
mont and Justice Temple. for Commits
sioner of Customs, and Messrs. Gardner
and Winter, for the Revenue Collector
ship of the Nineteenth District
Considerable anxiety is felt regarding
the appointment of the new Commissioner
of Immigration, for which place ex Con-
gressman stump and Mr. shulties are
candidates.
This week the Senate will! begin the
consideration of appointments and a
discussion Of the status of the newly
appointed Senators.
Messrs. Beck and New, of Cheyenne,
declare that the influence of the Mormon
Church In Wyoming was exerted in
behalf of the Democrats
Mr.. Cleveland did not attend church,
but Mr.. Stevenson did. In the afternoon
the former went driving and the latter
took a stroll.
The State Department has been noti.
fed by Consuls at Rotterdam and Ham
burg that steerage emigration which
was suspended January l, has beer
resumed.
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property pl.abllltles of women. :.

Boston Weekly Review.
The Louisiana laws concerning women
and their rights of property cannot by
any stretch of language be called civil
izec In a recent case this moustrous
absurdity was strikingy illustrated II
appears that a negro had robbed house
Of a quantity Of female wearing apparel
The thief was caught aud brought into
court TO answer to an Indictment for
stealing There was no doubt Of the
facts, and no difficulty in proving them
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rssigning as President Of the Committee.
A poll taken Of the Spanish Deputies
shows that the Government has safe
mai ority for the transaction of business.
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No DUTY ON Iron. .

New York Times.
The reported completion Of arrange
ments for combination Of the producers
of iron ore in the lake region will not be
overlooked by the revisers Of the tariff
in the Fifty third Congress. The recent
discovery Of large bodies Of fine ore that
can be taken out at a small cost has led
manufacturers to expect some reduction
Of price. The combination agreement is
designed to prevent any such effect Of
this addition to the mining area. The
revised tariff should contain no para.
graph imposing a duty on iron ore.
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why Don't the Real Soldiers Help.

why Don't the Real Soldiers Help.
Philadelphia Times.
That the cost of the existing pension
list, far exceeding the army expenses Of
the great military nations of Europe, has
become burden too great to be borne,
and that its reckless and indiscriminate
expansion has had and is having a demor-
alizing effect in every way, are felt by
every thoughtful person. But when
ever a motion is made TO touch the pen
sion list hue and cry is raised, resolu-
tions are lobbied through Legislatures
and conventions, and the politicians order
hands of Only the veterans them
selves, the real soldiers, can help the
country in this crisis, and she needs
their help now. as much as she did in
the perious days of the war. Patriotism
and courage may be shown as well in
facing the duties of peace as amid the
dangers Of field and camp. If the Grand
Army Posts generally will follow the lead
set by these New York resolutions they
will do much TO hold up the hands of the
true friends of free government, the true
defenders of the honor of the American
volunteer This is the service 10 which
their country calls them. What will be
their responseg
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Foreign.

The sensation caused in Paris by Madame
tigation IS increasing and the Ministry
is again tottering NJ Bourgeoise
insisted upon resigning from the
Department Of Justice, and while NJ
Develle has been appointed in his place
il is not believed the crisis will be
Avertsd. Briss0n also insists upon
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rnR SALE.

-
DOR SALE-HANDSOM BANK COuN-
II ter, desks. revolving chairs. cabinets. ta-
hles and other Office furniture, contained in
our old Office IN the hayard building. win
hn sold nt a great sacrifice at private safe. Ap-
PLY TO l. p BUCK. No. lul Market street.
nor S LIE s8OO, on VERY EASY
II terms Is the price OF either 1926 or 1877
West Fourth street Nine rooms and ha h.,
pOrches, heaters, cabinet mautels. sewer con-
ueCtun-, etc. Have already sold il-N, il3l
and N i3. Can hc seen hy applying 20.
,. $. BRENNAN. so West Sixth street.
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NorIrrs

NOTICE TO THE DELINQUENT TAX
~ pay ers OF Christians Hundred.
The taxable residents OF Cnrstiana Hundred
aud nn persons liable 40 pay taA Ia said
hundred are hereby notified that the under
signed Delinquent Tax Collector for said hun
dred VIII be ~ tentreNille, Monday March el,
Toys Hotel Rising sun, Tuesday March ~,
Court House Wilmington. Wednesday March
% Post Onco Highlands, Thursday March g.
1898 between the hours OF and p. m for the
purpose OF receiving taxes in pursuance uf an
act of the General Assembly of this state.
Il. a. STURGEON
Delinquent Collector.
NOTICE. - THE WILMINGTON GAL
~ van.zng Company, No. lW Walnut
street are prepared TO hll orders ON short
notice.
NfOr0E no THE DELINQuENr TAX
~ payers OF Biarkhird hundred.
The taxable residents of Blackhird hun-
dred and All persons liable % pay tax In said
hundred are hereby notified that the under
signed delinquent tax collector for said hun
dred VIII be at Mrs. lerrys store. Tuesday,
March "a. and IuesdnY, April 4 and at DEE
lnney MurDhY's store, Tuesday. March ah
between the hours Z . and b. m Tuesday,
March, 81; between the hours or TO M. and
? p. M. for the purpose OF receiving taxes
I'M pursuance OF an act of the General Asscm-
hly of this state. X. G.. BROCksOM.
Collector.
NrOTICE.-TO THE DELINQUENT TAX
N navers OF Wilmington hundred for the
year isas' The collector viii at at the County
Court House commencing saturday March lS
and continuing until saturday, April /. 1888.
for the purpose Of receiving al county aud
poor taxes remaining unpaid FOR thai
YEAR Taxes not paid after that date viii be
collected with costs in accordance with Jaw
Omco hours. 10 to ~ a. IN d. p 10 y. m. JOHN
A. MITCHELL. Delinquent Collector.
N1OTICE.-GO TO CLARK's 005 NADl-
N son street for pure candy
NOTICE To THE DELINQUENT TAX
~ payers of Rrandywne hundred.
The taxable residents OF Brandywine hum
dred and an persons liable 10 pay tax In said
hundred are hereby notified that the under
signed delinquent tax collector for said hum
dred viii Zoe 20 Sharpiel SCHOOL House. sat
urdav, March U.s. Practical Farmer, Monday,
March 800: East Lake. Bull0ck's Stufc, Tues
day. March 2i between the hours uf 10 a. m.
and p. M, for The purpose Of receiving taxes
in pursuance Of an act of the General Assem-
EXTRACT from Sec s. Chapter 2s, Vol. 10
Laws OF Delaware. Every such collector
SHALL between the first and second Tuesday
newspaper printed in a hundred OF
which hc IS collector, or in adioin-
/ ing hundred, or In case there be
none such, then in newspaper pub.
| lished IN the city Of Wilmington. ten day,
/ notice that he viii attend at convenient
/ times and places. stating the same, 20 re-
/ ceive such faxes; and he shall also give tn,
same notice by handbills posted In az loas
/ ten of the most public places Ia each hun
/ dred of which he Is collector: such notice
/ and the notices herein before required q
/ be given bv the said receiver OF taxes. shall
/ be deomed and taken 10 be "a sufiiCient de
W. +. HUSBANDS.
Collector Of delinquent taxes OF Brandy
/ wine hundred.
NOTICE PURE EXTRACTED HONEl
= at lrm OAK streel. NJ. a. 1hbhAnI.
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hoard AND ROOMS.

TUeNIsHED ROO ds FOR LODGING.
II l2O, King street
TWO GENTLtM MEN OR MAN AND WIFE
4 can be accommodated with board s. w.
corner Fourth and jefferson streets.
w ANTED. -BOARDERS. GOOD ACCOM-
w modatious No ma hasi Fonrth street
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
miscellaneous.

Trustee Kohlsat, who was given
charge of the Mckinley estate by the
Governor and Mrs Mckinley. says that
voluntary subscriptions have been re-
ceived. sufficient to pay of all the Walker
notes without touching the property in
his charge. The governor attempted to
stop the growth of the fund, but his
efforts we're powerless.
Joseph Massey shot Mary Lafavre Of
Quincy, Mass, three times and then
killed himself Massey asked the girl to
be his wife and she refused. He then de-
termined TO kil her.
The body of Harry J. Turner was
taken from the ruins of Boston's sgreat
fire. This makes i've lives known to be
lost and it is feared the list will be still
further increased.
Mrs Ida Dannenhirsch of Philadel
phia has sued Morris Jossel of Baltimore
for So, 600 for breach OF promise
Many ocean steamers arrived in New
York, but none brought any tidings of
the missing White Star liner Naronic
Mrs McDonald's att orneys in the Nc
DOpald will case at indianapolis, have
prepared a motion for a new trial
The heirs OF Sam Houston, the Father
of Texas. have entered suit to gain pos
session Of valuable business block in
lu- city Of Houston.
Henry George was rendered a reception
at - Louis by the local leaders of the
Single Tax Club
rhs farmers of the G eat corn belt OF
South Dakota have begun seeding and
planting.
Louis J. Heintz, of New York dice
from the effects of a cold contracted al
Washington on Inauguration day.
George E Mills, a member of tn,
senior class at Yale. is seriously i'll frou
the effects Of swallowing an orange seed
The Loup aud Platte rivers in Ne
braska are very high and considerable
damage has been done at Bellwood an'
Columbus
All the streams in the Mohawk Vale.
in New York, are over their banks an'
some villages are submerged.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13

beyond reasonable doubt; but the
Indictment happened to charge that the
articles stolen we're the property Of
woman. The defense established the
facts that the woman at the
time of the robbery had
husband living, and that she had not
been emancipated by decree Of court so
that she could hold property; where
upon the court ordered the jury TO
acquit the thief, because the property
was stolen from a woman who WAS not
allowed by law TO own anything, and
who, owning nothing, could not be
robbed. 1t is entirely safe 20 say that
the Louisiana Legislature. to which the
propriety Of amending the iniquitous
laws affecting the freedom aud interest
of women does not seem to have oc-
CURED, is busily engaged in reforming
the relations between capital and labor,
merchant and patron, etc. No, the
Louisiana legislators are not idle; the
only trouble is that they neglect the
things demanding their sitention, while
meddling with the things with which they
properly have no concern.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
They want the Demoerats 70 WIN.

Erie Herald
The Republican Legislature Of Rhode
Island is determined that its party shall
not lose the state at the election to be
held next month if desperation can save
it The Legislature has just passed bill
providing that the names Of all natural
lied citizens who cannot Immediately pro-
ouce their proofs Of naturalization shall
be stricken from the voting lists. As the
production Of papers at every registra-
tion has not been required heretofore,
many naturalized citizens have not taken
care to preserve their papers. large
proportion have been lost in fires or
mislaid in removals aud house cleanings
The Republicans hope TO disfranchise by
this law at least s 600 citizens.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
Pennsylvania.

Appraisers Reynolds and Crane value
the assets of the estate of Rockafellow,
the Wilkesbarre banker, at $42, ,469,
while the liabilities are $432, 600
Hon James 5. Moorhead, Democrat,
and Alex ,nder Mcconnell, Republican, Of
Westmoreland county, and Judge Harry
White, of Indiana, are talked Of for
Nomination for the Supreme Court in the
fall
Daniel J. Campbell is said to have been
promised the postmastership of Scranton
by the Democratic administration.
A mass meeting in defense of the
American Sabbath was held at Norris.
town in connection with the Methodist
Conference
The Delaware river at Easton rose
twenty one feet above low water mark
and damage was feared at Trenton and
points below.
The body of a man named Maun, miss
ing for month from Fairfield, Adams
county, was found buried under rocks,
and the police are after Henry II eist as
the murderer.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
New Jersey.

Tugs went to the rescue Of the Bristol
Line steamer Wells City, ashore at Sea
Bright, but she will not hoat for several
days
The newly organized Suburban Trac-
tion Company has secured control of the
Orange Crosstown and Bloomfield rail
way and the Orange Valley Street rail.
way.
Mass was celebrated at Swedesboro by
both Father Treacy. the ex communi-
Gated priest, and Father Leahy, his sue
cessor
Chester D. Ely of Paterson will, it is
said, be the new United States marshal
for New Jersey.
President Carr Of the Guttenburg
track picks up the gage thrown down by
Assembyman Thompson, and declares
that an opposition track to that at
Gloucester will be opened. He also says
that the Board of Control tracks are
behind the recent legislation making il
unlawful to race during the months OF
January, February and March.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
Maryland.

A wind bureau has beenNadded to the
weather signal service at Annapolis.
A fatal disease has broken out among
sheep in the Deer Creek region of Har
ford county.
Dredging operations have been re
sumed in Cheste river.
The schooner Nellie Revell, of oxford,
sank in Third Haven river, off Peck s
Point.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
TRusrEE's SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.


By virtue Of an order OF the Chancellor OF
the State OF Delaware, made on the twentieth
day OF February, A. D.. le93 will DO exposed
20 sale at Public Nendue, on
SATURDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF
MARCH, 1893,
At O'Clock D. m at the Court House IN the
city OF Wilmirgi Del, the ollowng de.
scribed Real Estate, formerly OF Nathan
Bouldcn, decen cd. now OF Sarah H. Roberts,
lwife OF Charles Roherts.l more particularly
bounded and described as follows, 20 Il;
Al that certain plantation and tract Of
land situate; lying and being In Pen
and State OF Delaware, bounded by
lands of Curtis b, Ellison, James Boulden,
Daniel Shaw and others, containing 2s0 acres
OF land. more OF less. 10 being the same land
and premises which Nathan n. Boulden, BY
deed bearing dat te the tenth day OF January
A d.. 1908 did grant and convey IN fee sim
pie 10 " illiam Mlllwnfd.
And 10 is ordered that ON Monday, the third
day of April, A. D., ls93, Mt 10 O'Clock. a. m,
the trustee make return to this Court OF his
proceedings under this order and decree.
Attendance will be given and terms made
ALEXANDER b. COOPER, Trustee.
Attest. COLON FERGUSON ''''
Register In Chancery
Terms. 10 per cent cash and balance on Oi
before return OF sale april 3. 1853.
This o. "a very desirable aud valuable pro
pcrty and will be sold free and discharged o
all liens and incumhrAnces.
ALtN. b. COOPER, Trustee.
William A Hukill. Auctioneer.
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Strictly ons price and IL dis
satisfied with your purchase
we VIII return your money.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13

Open daily from O'Clock a. m. until p. N.
and on Tuesdays and Saturdays from TO