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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21
Kindergarten Exerrisrs.

Tho fall term Of Miss wolls's Kin.
dorgsrtcn school which has been held
In the Eighteenth Ward Independent
school building, closed today. The
exercises consisted ofsongs, games aud
making specimens of tho chilirvn's
haudiwOfk.
CHRISTMAS exercises also made up
an Interesting part OF tue program, tho
usual method VI giving by parents ~
children being waived, aud CUTS tom
the children to their parents substitut,
ed IN IT, stead. The room was neatly
decorated with specimens Of paper
making by the little folks, which
made II most attractive In appearance.
One very unique feature OF these uo.
signs was In tho form OF i1ldel papers,
representing the periodical migration
OF birds 10 their southern homes, m an
impressive manner on the walls.
Miss Wells has decided taste and
ability for kindergarten work, ~ "
shown by the progress made by the
children under hsr instruction. The
enrolment during the term reached
thirty which h very cfeIitAblo.
About fiily parents and patrons were
present and were highly pleased with
tue exercises. The winter term will
open January 3ri,
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FOR EXAMINATION.



NEW YOml, Dec. Before the
time Tor opening this morning, Super.
iutendent OF state Banks Preston
posted the following no1ica on the door
" the 81. Nicholas bank: "Ihis bank
IL closed pending examination"
President Graves declares tho olOsiug
u the bank Ia n high handed proceed
INK, as the bank Is solvent,
IL acted M the clearing house agent
Tor tue suspended Madison Square
hank, ana examination being made
10 due ~ that tact. On the failure Of
tho Madison square bank, ~. Nicholas
tank Withdrew from that institution
quarter OF million dollars
worth Of securities, to secure itself. II
is understood that the ST. NichOlas's
llaifH have been unsettled ever siuce,
A member OF the clearing house says
tho faMure Ia not unexpected, but the
probabilities are that the dop0sitOrs
VIII be paid full.
lhe statement made by the hank
last Saturday shows: Capital, s60O,OUO;
nut profits, Sl82, 200; loans, sl,7jj, 3Oi;
deposits, s2,0ll 200; specie, sAs, 800;
} gal tundeIs, Si7l 400, reserve, 20 four
Ter cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

you were ncquain,ci with Sire. Irvine
Hud rgur folks visited thupi
"fog heard no quaulIliug2" asked
council.
WitneH-Ii was too lar Oh to hear
thaG
Mt Inrc- You diIu't go across
there, yuu Soy; now whyg
Objected TO- ami ail Zane then
n.hei- D.d ycu notice the conduct VI
sir6, Irvine 90 mother, us lar ms u
fell under yUur blCrvati0L2
Wituuss-FfDm what I have SEEN
she was very aiud nu ntirctiOnntC;Uut
never went Into the house.
Dr. Julius Nurih was uuXt called,
bui az the haur ior sdi0utnmcu. hgj
arrived his examination was postponed
until this afternoon.
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HOME FROM MISSIONS.


Elder Joseph NJ. Kerr, Of Payson,
made a call at the NEWS oiiice today.
He returned last evening from a mis-.
sion to Great Britain, on which he
left on December 4, 1891. IL
was one Of the passengers on
the iiI.iatod Abysainla which
was burned at sea on December Is,
1891, and when Elder Kerr was among
those rescued by the German steamer
Spree. In Great Britain Elder Kerr
labOred M IA missionary ia the Leeds
conference, where ho met with kind
treatment auu good Guooess. lie en-.
ioyed good health during hil absence
in tho sold country" The hOmewnrd
voyage was made ON the Toutonic, and
was an unusually stormy one. So
severe was the weather that the great
steamer was delayed more than two
days on tho voyage, Aud Instead Of
reaching New York In less than seven
days from Liverpool was more than
nine days. On one occasion q huge
wave broKe In tho oiiloors' cabin
and swept away portion Of the ship's
railing. In consequence pi the rough
weather the passeugefs had an unusual
share Of sea sickness.
Among tue callers ~ tho NKws to.
day was Elder EnUCh Brown, Of
HOytsvlile, summit county. Elder
Brown left home on n mission October
10, 1891, going to the Southern States.
He was assig ned 10 labor Ia the Wost
Virginia conference and rename
there for more than two years, He was
generally well treated by the people,
Tor whom he has only good words.
The Gospel message Is being iayorably
received In the district where Elder
Blown was located, anu quite o number
OF people have given obedience 10 the
truth. The health OF Elder Brown hiss
been fair lie reached this city last
evening,
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The HAWAIIAN SITUATION.
News Brought from Honolulu With
Steamer Today.
Feasibility OF the Affairs C 81 the
Islands 90 Assume an Intrr.
national Character

< HoNoLuLU, Dec. lI.-rhc Barson.
tine George q. Perkins arrived at II
O'Clock, briug.uglthe text Of the quUou'a
statement 70 BlOunt. the royahsta
admit that II b. correct statement Of
the claims relied on by the queens
party
Ex.Marshal wllpon says that his
report to Blount supplements the
queens and explains many things
not detailed by her. Tho fact
developed that several portions Of vii.
son's statement to Blount were eau.
celed before he LEFT Hawaii. rerso rs
who claim 10 know say the statement
Will not reach America In the form It
was originally presented to BlUunt.
The leading annrKationls,s hold that
the admission In her statement that
che was ready 10 force a new consti,u.
ton on the foreigners admits the
groundwork on which the revolution
was based.
The political situation ~ In state o.
~. 20 ane y,. 49, ~ ~,
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,t..', ~ F,'..','.,,i.le,,,. 49,. 'i,,..
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,,Ih 1919, 's Al. ~. l 1880
building as breastW OTk.
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~ -''s' 1911 h.nti.,' a., ,i' ,' WI
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J i W M M 80, .; ou' , iiv
lyiISy ~ $500 s,,,.,,,,t 10 if,,t,,
49, -. nv ~ n, it.i,,,,,,
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'" 1890, yyui,. d.,i,,.t D., ,.i,, ,.
~ s,,wa,,,n i"voNJ saving tLa, ba
s', .i,s G,,th,r oy,isrs M, ~
a s.,Na '"''u'' o''''' '''u "''n'
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a 'uy l'.y'a M Stnt ~. .''' Ir,,'
tFtoiV nnS I'D isr.r v'iii ,,Tne ag,I
I,,fis crsd,nc, A owen to ma vi,y
ia il learned that tho queen, after An
Interview with Wits went ut once to
the bTluth minister anu thhhheu MN
lor me auNley previously gwen AZ 70
| now bho hhoulu c9huuct h,t hesVt!h'
nons WIN the Chll.u 9tn,es' lAe
British lesAtl9h omlHous,y sileht
about tue posi'lou 10 uv taaeh oS great
bfllAlh IN ouhu o. uouu's. n
10" nays NV Wy p,is,,n N'u'ae, Nilalii'
| pipn stehtneu mo the pAy os.ehsluiy
lot target ptaotlce' nho hoFt N'nlh
Two miles OF tho hhotV LOT over Two
houIs, mAlhg manu- peniluBs, 'ono
theh steamed out lol hibos pIhullue'
puI huIuehIy teluiu ~ w 'uu MAUI
lts learned 'hht 'ne queehs Ponvyl
IN case OF lSs'oIAtloni wiz ue 70 grant
amnesty 20 hvt oppoAV,l,i.t,i tAeoPs 70
sluent Dole minister lnutslon' A't9t'
ney'ueneThl hlnltn' Auu Sh'o' 'u9'iOo
JuIu' -,-,- l. -, -
COnslueIhls Anxiety - tel 9wlhg
70 Wv S"n'iiISu ~ ~.
dent ID lie. Inc sentiment Hlhong the
anntAatlonlst-, ia Gaze the. goNe!uloht
should DO ieit 70 l'h oN u Itsluie,siH IN
ihVVrr Of lhe tsthoi,si'niSu, VI ~ ~
pubic on lhe mouoi VI 'ne Ohi'ou
S1alet'
ARRIVAL or THE CORwIN.
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Ss,nv 1s 70 iiii. Owe, m bonr ia
''',,.,..,.t ,t,.,,.,,t,,s fro,, Xyssi,in,,tnn
I'VE rhs Mr. tbis morning publishgi .es
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21
Third District Conrt.

Tho following orders were made by
Judge Ziuo today;
IN tie ease Of w. II. Roy ct nj Va
F. J. McLaughlin Of al, a motion
was made by counsel 10 modify the In
junction No as TO allow Of the sale Of
goods, aud a. 10 the money held the
o1uTI dissolved the D. junction, no bond
being given.
In the otso Of II. NJ. Bacon W. J. IL.
MUChTyHial, q stay Of execution was
allowed until the motion for new
trial has been heard.
Joseph Duckw0rlh vs. The Burton.
Gardner Ditch 90. Default aud do.
cree o! foreclosure,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21
CAUGHT THE THIEF.
lie Had System tiically Robbed Bank
DepositUrs for Months.

The officials Of Wells, Fargo a 90. y
bank, In San Francisco, havo Jusl
caught a clerk Ia their employ who
has been systematically TOOblng de-.
positOrs for several months. Hisnsme
is +. Cullen. Hc was a clerk entrusted
with the care OF gold dust sent by de-.
pUsitOIs 20 be coined. liiA duty wagtu
take the PACKAGE OF bullion from the
bank 10 the mint, deposit them Tor
coinage and mako hi report Very
frequently he had a. mHuy ua thiFiy de-
posts anu on each h1 succeeded Ia
making handsome pI0h. These
packages OF gold dust HrB re-.
coiyed by the bank from variety n
sources. They come lfUm The miners
working Ia different parts OF The state
and from gtOrekeeperH AMI business
men in the mining tOwnp. AH mat.
tor VI course they contain tho gold
dust aud nuggets just uH they come
from the miues and without the tpst OF
tho mint. IL IL natural TINT In tHCh
there viii be- something which Is not
gold, Rud when the uilicials Of the
mint make their returns thuTO s. lomu-
times an important difference between
the estimated value aud the au,ual one.
There WAS considerable complaint
by depOaitor who thought the gold
aust aud nuggcH should show higher
figures than they did, ~ TIE officials
investigated. II took long time to
catch Cullen, but finally he wRs sgru
% extract gold ON one u.o'the
packngca and search revealed that ne
had taken over 500 on that occasion.
Whom he was found out no confessed
~ having engaged IN the speoulatiOus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21
Twenty.second Ward.

The NIws is requested TO state that
the regular sabbath meetings Of the
Iwcuiy.sccond ward will bo resumed
next SUNDAY, the cath inst, In the
ward meeting house, which has been
closed Tor several weeks past, under.
COINS rtpniu. The SUNDAY school
win convene at 10 a. M, ~ usual.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21
Prisoners from Beaver.

Deputy Marshal MoGAuy arrived
here from Beaver last evening bring.
ing with him i've prisoners convicted
a. this term u court, yil., Jake Reese,
i've years, aud John T.. Joley, four
and oue.halt years for grand larceny
connection with the window SASH
brand. Joseph w. Barton, one year
for arson. Louis rtlliifon, two years
Tor burglary, anu Charles a. Allen,
four M Iuths for Unlawful c0habitation.
The prisoners were A. once taken up 10
the penilvutlgry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

ror the AuntNatinu Of our rerrItary
60 NoyhdH.
WAsuNuTon, Dec. 2i.-Prooior Ia.
.r0du1ud bill TO annex Utah 10
Nevada. Referred to the committee on
territories.
~ Atsociiici prsu
AZ $40 PAN. the Senate adjourned
until January Jgd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

verbs ON the train c8misc TO Lolu0n,
iue man cllioI himself NItman anu
LuIln, Ms. RuhmAn. Halln said rue
aud hUf conn Huiou would top iu Lon.
don Tor twelve days Jr "a fortnight aud
then 60 60 the CONTINENT Tor 4utN,cudcd
tour,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21
The Young Matter.

The adjourned hearing Of the Noung
estate case In the Probate court, whi Oh
" as act down for tomorrow, ha8busn
ayain 90 stponei-for another wetl--tO
meet the convenience Of counsel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

Nrw YUrs, Dc. gl.-Thc Jury In
tuv r1to 90 d. Il. e. h. Meyer for
poisoning Gua'uy1 Baum, was dis.
charged on recount OF the holUl BE-
insanity OF Juror Low. The case Will
have 10 be- retired.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

LONDON, Dec. 2J.-lt Is reported
that Mis-, ZellR Nicholas arrived at
Southampton on the steamer Lain
today. she was accompanied by man
travelling under the name OF Harris,
VINO occupied separate cabin. After
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

pOITbviLLE, Pa, Dec. u,-At Oak
hin coilicTy this morning throe minrTs
were drowned by the leasing In Of the
water from an old working.
Tue Victims are. Giles Plount,
Joseph Flanick, Paul Alex. Thirteen
others who were in the mine ut the
time escaped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

WAsnfSuroN, y .p. -l.--Thu Hon q
committee on ioftiEu affairs agrord 90
report substitute Tor the hit
Hawaiian resolution. Tho substitute
condemns the action Of Minister
Stevens.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

just OF the Aiaap.sa wss ON thU
pulutOf calling, thu A.fgciaiCd Press
r,nI.ies learned thnt "a cipher dispntun
Ias tccn received by Wits on the
steiner Cofwiu. yovefin seven pages.
O.y Ui the yil 'efs ol the steamer
Philadelphia, WHO made tue tuutia.
Con, u.iI this afternoon. "lf 4 were
a foya.isi knowing what 1 go, l wOul.
CONSIDER too game up as far as the OK.
queen is concerned"
since the arrival Of the Corwin,
alaifs are iu very excited condition.
A rum0r to- prevalent .1gt the officers
OBJ lhu United States Wluhip nave
ordered ,uuir wives 10 leave by iuu
alNripCsg. Great secrecy maintained.
The provisional government is cont.
urpt aHI UIlI nght 30 uuackou. Tue
militia b. n.l prepared and with.
iu iWuuty minutes N thousand mon
could bB In ttu field 90 uyeud
tug prov. .Ouai covert leut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

CuARIoTIE, Mich. Dec. 2l.--llon.
HUH NgCurIy, grand maatur o.. tau
Knights TCmplars 10 the United
States, WIS Married here this UillfnO. %
~ Mia Emma J. Goodrich.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

THE Loss "a miiIion ana the Fire san
Raging.
LONDON, q Dec. g2l,-A fire started
tbiamornlng In Hovey ~ sons, diapers,
establishment and spread 10 i've other
establishments. IL Ia still burning.
The loss already amounts to million
dollars.
The Are was extinguished this after
uJOu,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21
CONTEST rOR An OFFICE.
A CRse Argued before tho supreme
court of wyoming.

Court OF wyoming
Special Dsraich 20 me NEWS.
CHLYEEEE, wyo., Dec. 2l.-Tho
case OF Warren Richardson Sr. against
Harry Is. Henderson, state examiner,
was argued In the supreme court g..
day. The case was brought 10 deter
mine who Is entitled 10 the office OF
state examiner. Richardson was APP
pointed to the oilioe by Governor Dc.
borne on the 22nd Of August last, but
Henderson refuses ~ give up the
uillcs, claiming that there 10 no va
caucy aud that the governor had no
right 10 appoint.
Hsnderton was appointed by Acting
Governor Barber ia December last,
Soon after Governor Osbotne assumed
the duties Of his office lie appointed
Houueu0u's successor but tho senate
refused 10 confirm the nomination.
Because VI this fact Henderson elaine
the right 10 hold over until the legialA.
ture convenCs IN January, 1896.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

Upon the resumption Of the hearing
this morning, Judge Zane ovurTulud
the motion In regard 90 che subject o!
tho letter. written by Attorney ~. g..
the line Vi proper crots-eKnmination.
Attorney Dickson entered an excep-
ton 10 tho rolling. some little time was
fpgutin discussing the admissibil.Jy or
Otherwise Of the deposition OF Mary
Gardner u Lincoln, Nebraska, taken
after the stipulated time. IL Wns,
however ruled out,
Judge Powsrs then intimRted that
his side would here rtsi,
TliE DrFENsE OPENS.
The case Tor tho defense opened by
Attorney Curtis, VI council for Mrs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21
The Probate Court.

There has been nothing Of any i'm.
pOrtance In the Probate court today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21
Thc CrnnIn nnraor IrlnI.

CHICAGO, Dec. gl,--ln the COughlin
trial this morning evidence WAS taken
touching the results Of tho post mOrtem
examination Of Dr. CrOniu's hOuy, but
nothing OF special interest was brought
out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

Hoyps A Trip to Chinatown with
the original New York company, will
be- at the rhea,er Tor Two evenings,
commencing this evening. This IL the
same great farce comedy that held tho
boards Ia the Madison Square theater,
New Y01k, Tor six hundred and iiity-
a,x consecutive nighls, the longest run
ever known 10 = metropolitan produce
don. Tue cast includes such strong
iayorltes A. Harry Counlr, George A..
Beuue Jr., Anna Boyd and Harry
GilioiLi
Tho sale OF seats Tor the Shadows OF
a Great CITY begins at tho box Office
tomorrow morning,
THE CANTATA Of Joseph was admir-.
ABLY rendered by the 2OIh ward choir
under Prof. Daynes before fair but
very enthusiastic audience last even
ing, IN the ward meeting house, rhe
solo work was very good, especially
that by Miss Dayuvs, Miss SWensOu,
Mics Romuey, MI Dunbar anu Mr..
Dayres. The laughing chorus was
eXCellsutly rendered anu had 10 DO re-
ueAteu. The 9OIh ward choir Is an
Organization whose efficiency sets a
decided example 10 other choirs VI the
city. ;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21
Judge Bartch's Court.

Judge Bar,ch viii probably begin
work ~ the second division Of the
Third district court tomorrow,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21
Long Trial.

II il scarcely likely That tho trl,l OF
the Irvine divorce suit win nnish un-
III late on Saturday afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

WAsiliNUION, Dec. g-.-rho Pusi.
dent has slsnuI the urgent deficiency
bill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

THE Utah Democratic club will hold
a suocial meeting tomorrow night 8 G3J.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

SAN FHAHcICJ, Dc. 20. - Tho
steamer MsHuUrH, bringing news ifJiu
Honolulu, has been usntcI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

The steamer Nlriplaa has arrived
with uDns. There b. no change Ia the
situation at IA uouu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

order uauel has been 90 tlc giAasua %.
the reserve guprI 60 be- ION tnc Alert
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

Tho sale OF seats Tor the Shadows OF
a Great CITY begins at tho box Office
tomorrow morning.
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THEY TAKE A REST.
CONGRESS ldj,ufns Till The Third
Day Of KtIt Month.
SENATOR rnoCrOws UTAH BILL.
Boulellc In the House Still Trying 10
Bring Up the Hawaiian
Question.

DEsfNLr NEWS BUREAU
40 -. st., 5. H.,
Washington, Dec. n.
Congress adlourns today TIL Jauu.
ary 3.
William Kitchens has been appointed
postmaster nj summit, Iron county,
Utah. &. r.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26

The Norway @. T. l.. held their last
regular business meeting at the home
OF Lewis and Lydia Dilworth, near Gem
trerille, Del. Owing to the unsafe CON
dition OF travelling on account OF
snow drifts, the attendance was not as
large as usual. DEVOTIONAL exercise >
were conducted by s. q. Ssltterthwaite,
reading 18th Psalm, minutes Of prevI-
GUS meeting road and approved.
Reports were read by Supt. of Depts,,
especial work being by Railroad Supt.
scrap books are now ready for that
purpose, and small ones for hospi-
tails, Sara j. Ettern was elected Supt.
of Juvenile works
$3.50 WAS appropriated for the ex-
penses OF Miss Shepherd. who Is visit.
Ing the different Leagues In this
county. Delegates will be appointed
at an extra meeting to attend Phoenix
villo Convention, Feb. end.
After roll.call adjourned TO meet Mt
John NJ. and Lavinia p. Yeatman's, Cd
mo. 18th, '93.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26

The following described real estate, viz
All that certain messuuYp. plantation
or tract OF land situate, lying and beins
| In APPOINTMENTS hnndrcH, New Cnstl,
county, aforesaid, found ii aud described
JUS follows, that Is 10 say:
Beginning Mt blue quarry stone, being
tho corner now made between thest
premises aad other lands of James V
Moore, from thence with other lands oi
sall Moore aud binding herewith. south
siahtccn degrees east one hundred nnt
ninety one percheS TO IL stake in tile
isOut heriy branch of lIuugmaus creek
being corner for these premises and
Other lands of said Moore. thence up sud
branch aHd binding with the watercuurst
thereof and with lands of William and
Edward Webb to a stake III the said
branch corner FOR sal Webb, thence lpnv
ing said branch and through the woods
north htty.tive degrees wcsl tlvu and two.
tenth percheR&o "A stone In said woods
c5rner for these premises and LANDS oil
yrus Polk, thence with lands of said
Cyrus Polk north fifty degrees west soy.
cnty-ono and eight-tenihs pcrcips to a
corner in the centre of the State roam
ieNding from Cnntwell's Bridge 10 Black
bird, tnruCe with said road toward Can't
wclFs Bridge north fOrty-six degrees cast
.ninety-twO ana sN-tenths perchcs to "A
corner In said road, thence north thirty.
three degrees east thirty-four perchcs 10
II corner III sid road, and from thence
north iwenty-eight and u quarter degrees
east eighty SIN and siN-tcnths perchcs TO
II corner in said road. corner for these
premises aud other lands of sad Moore,
nnd Herewith south cighty-scven aud a
hair degrees east forty-six and three
tcnths perches 10 the tlrst-ment ioned
stone and place OF beginning, containing
Que hundred and eighty seven ucres nnd
one hundred squat { percIcs exclusive OF
ron'isl tie the same more or less with a
two.sturiei stone and brick dwelling and
X Kitchen nnd out houses thereon erected,
Seized and taken i'll execution us the
properly OF Henry II. Appleton ana Han
nah NJ. APP CtoiI, his wire. aud 10 be sold
by PIERCE GOULD sheriff
sherlf'e Ol'cc, Wilmington. Del, Jan
nary TO- lsoi ITO