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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-24

Col. Rufus c. Barkley, OF Charleston
$. G.. who is we'll and rayorubly known
in this city. is Southern gentleman
of the old school, and that lie enter
Itaihs royalty is shown by tho follow.
Ing from the Charleston News and
Courier of the 10th inst:
A DELAwAREANIN THE BAY--An Evans
law marine picnic and fishing frolit
was rendered to Mr.. Joseph n. Har
man. OF Wilmington, Del, on Friday
last by number of his friends under
the especial and delightful cicerOnagt
lof Col Rufus @. Barley. The elegant
yacht Henry Buck was engaged and ,
delightful day spent down by the
iJetlies. The official returns OF tht
trip show u catch OF As shepherd,
angieilsh, $50 trout and croaker
and an unlimited number OF toaC
fish.
Mr.. Hartman is of tho well-knowr
furniture firm OF J. 4 J. n. Hartman
No. 40 King street. This firm through
the recommendation of james Bark
ley, the Colonel's nephew. were givel
the order to furnish his new house
.nnd 1t Is needless to say that tho Colo
mel was more than satisfied.
l Colonel Barkley will harvest his rice
crop of 500 acres in Florida, mex
month, aud as soon us that ID com
pleted will start for the Worlds Fair
lie expects to be in this city ubou
September !.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-24
FOURTH EDITION


Third street bridge has boon of sew
eral days, and that residents of
South Wilmington may cross the
creek, the Levy Court has placed two
boats at the point to ferry the people
across free of charge. There is O
number OF mon at the point also
who charge five cents for the
work. and over this the citizens are
protesting, as they say the men en-
ployed by the county refuse to carry
them. 1t Is said the men have only
made nine trips day since the bridge
has been Off. while the men who OBJ
tain fees from each person for the
work make about thirty trips each
way.
One of the men employed by the
county few days ago. it is alleged.
remarked 70 u citizen. that he would
not carry anybody across free and
spoil his friends business. The men
are paid S. per day for their work and
charge OF dereliction of duty will
probably be entered against them.
!, The bridge will be turned on to-mor'
,fow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-24

Last Monday evening Mrs. James
Mccoy, of No. 022 Elm street, drank d
glass of Ice water, and Immediately al
forwards was seized with severe cramp'
and became unconscious, with synp
tons OF apopleXy. DR.. Blocksom, vii,
was summoned attributed her illness
10 the ice water. Mrs. Mccoy was
quite i'll and in very critical condi
ton fer several days. She was semi
conscious part of the limo, and Will,
she could see persons In the room WIZ
unable TO recognize them. Although
still confined to her bed she is some
what improved. and there are hope
OF her recovery.
George Reynold resident OF SoutI
Wilmington was suddenly seized witt
severe pains in his stomach on Satul
day afternoon, while passing the llcl
bert House. He had been drinking ic
water, and as he was unable to wall
was assisted to his homo on A street
near Townsend, by officers Maionel
and Donohoe. He was somewhat i'm
proved Yesterday ....
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-24

A merry. go.round ls visiting oui
town to tho delight of our young ones
The music draws quite number IL
the evening.
Mrs. W. j. Gallagher and daughter
Emma have been visiting In Whining
ton.
Miss Mabel T. Hopes, of Whining
ton, has been spending few days
with Clara Weldin.
Miss Lille Chandler OF Oxford, spent
a few days with Mrs. j. Ii. Folk lusj
week.
The NJ. L. Sunday school will give
an excursion TO Woodland Beach OF
the steamer Thomas Clyde. Wednes
day, July 90.
The y. W G. T. L. held their month
I y sociable at tho homo OF Miss Estell,
ranstun on Saturday evening.
Miss Marion Palmer is spending hcl
vacation with her grandfather a
GlnsEow
Miss Scenic Thesis OF Philadelphia
spent sunday with Miss IGenle Grams
ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-24

There are now about thlrty-three
tents occupied. and several others will
10 by the last of this week. The an.
nouncement of services to he held by
Rev. Mr.. Hamilton was evidently In
tended for Sunday next, or perhaps
That DAY week. IL is now announced
that prayer meeting will he held next
Wednesday evening on the camp
grounds, inetead Of at the church at
ELAN.
Superintendent Mccormick attended
| church on Sunday morning and lis
tened to an Impressive sermo on by Rev.
MIR. Hamilton, and therefore Dr. Hub
bard may calm his fears In regard to
his steadfastness IN the faith during
his residence In the woods prior to the
commencement OF the regular SER
Vices.
| Messrs. Kilmer and Everson, who
are now on the grounds at night with
their families, are ready to give such
| advice and assistance as are necessary
TO keep In sublectlon the wiles OF the
evil one, who IL going about like a
roaring lion.
1t is to be hoped that the three will
be equal to the task, as Kilmer did his
part the past week to place no less
than ten persons beyond earthly suf.
fering. w. ii. Baynard. Candy Cox,
| Willard Davis and others visited tho
grounds on Sunday and nre making
arrangements to occupy their fonts at
an early date. The last named gentle
man, we are told, although a tent
owner, will only be a casual visitor.
Superintendent Mccormick has had
the fence and the gates at tho entrance
to the camp grounds moved south
some thirty or forty yards, thus al
lowing additional room for the eIe5.
ton OF large tent, In which services
will be held.
Mr.. John Peters will have charge OF
the boarding tent OF Union and SLOAN
NJ. +. Churches, Hiram Calder will
George Mccall OF the Brandywine ia
bic.
Mr.. James A. Brown has become al
most as famous hunter as Nimrod
OF old, having bagged some IA bull
frogs, two cranes or some other spe-
cies OF long legged birds. for which
under taker Kilmer has very eupho-
nioue name. some gunners might
take profitable lessons from him before
visiting any OF the mill dams In tho
If fisherman Shellady OF our city
could confer with him before his Dext
visit TO Ratton's dam, in Pecader Hun
dred, he would very likely arm HIM
SELF with gun us well as with q hook
and line, and thus be enabled to bring
home frog or fowl If not fish.
Among the visitors at the camp
1t Is snid that paper hanger A. b..
Jones In arranging the cottage OF
llnancier Woods placed his tacls
rather too close to make first clasa
Job. The critics think that when ho
comes TO tit up his own tent. he should
consult superintendent Mccormick or
undertaken kilmer.
| - -.
Turner Mr.. and Mrs. G. AInmmele.
son and daughter, Mr.. Willard f. Da.
Wis s II, Baynard james Brennan,
VIM. II. Foulk and others.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-24

Four carrier pigeons have been seer
In this city during the past fouI
days and are supposed to be OF iiock
which were flown IRON Chicago to
their home in Philadelphia recently.
On Thursday last A. d. Nandever no
ticed bird on the marsh. 1t was ap
parently exhausted. and after remain
Ing In the vicinity for some time ileM
south.
Friday afternoon a pigeon allghtet
on window sill of Harry E. Sher
wins residence, No. COS Washington
street, and Was captured by the ser
Vant girl. On its leg was band witt
the number ''3S5l n" Inscribed. Thi
bird was released Saturday afternoon
Joseph button on Saturday found ,
dead bird on James Ii. BeEgs' brick
yard property. This pigeon had Leel
seen In the neighborhood for severa
days and is supposed to be the on
seen by Mr.. Vandever the preceding
Thursday. On its leg was a bauL
marked '93l5." which Mr.. Dutton re
tains.
Another bird alighted on j. T.Mulli1
and sons Building last night. III
bird ALEC seemed exhausted and re
Ihained on the building for lon
time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-24

Tho Swedish Baptist Church. over
Eleventh street bridge, is now III Il
llourishing condition, ana its mem.
hcrship IL increasing. Last Friday
evening tho ladies' OF the church sur.
priscd the wife Of the pastor, ltcv. 4.
ltuhLsirom by calling upon her IN d
body They brought an abundance OF
Refreshments. which were served dur.
Ing the evening, aud also made Acr d
handsome present, Although tile visit
VAS unexpected and great surprise
II was certainly appreciated BY the
lady ana her family, and all spent /
pleasant evening.
The new baptistery has been finished
and accepted by the trustees. 1t COS
:'iT and IS fully paid for.
4 On the second SUNDAY III August TN
congregation AMI Sunday school vii
spend tho Gay in Brumdywiue Park
The usual services Will DO held witt
SUNDAY school IN tine afternoon. All
christians are cordially invited to 10 f
VITA them inIrAslI 4 God in the wood
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-24

American Laundry, doa West Front st
cuppingand ieochlns. 1A9 E.seoond st
Cummings tine photographer, SOB
Market street.
You can get something you can cat
at 227 Market street. Hollis.
II you want ilrst.class dyeIng and
scouting done, go to 2l0 King.
Chandler Il Dickey, of the Stanton
creamery, have thlrty-tlpe young pigs
for sale.
]. j. Smith, Fourth and Shipley
streets. has for sale new crop tnrnip
and rutabaga seeds.
Rev. c. +. Hendricks in tho Church
OF the Covenant last night took as his
subject "A Happy Home"
The 1l.5l train up the Delaware
Railroad was seventeen minutes late
to-day owing to heavy expressage."
Building Inspector Dohl this morn
ing condemned four chimneys on
houses near Buena Vista and Lamotte
streets.
The Delaware Field Club eleven de-
feated tho West Chester team In Il
game of cricket on Saturday by u
score of 96 to 81.
1Aoi thdn lloltIs NJ. w. htbb OeN'
enih street, will hold prayer and ex-
lperionee meeting on Thursday even
ing. Cordial invitation.
4 An unknown woman was knocked
down by man OH bicycle at Front
and Market streets yesterday, but es-
capped any serious injury.
4 The Young Peoples Society of Chris.
tian Endeavor OF st. Pnufs NJ. Il.
{ mil .ri,
sion Oh the Ulrica tonight.
\ The full Noapolitan Band will play
at Union Park again on Wednesday
evening next, and the Delaware Son.
gerbund will furnish the local music.
! Greta, the little daughter of Harry
A. Miller, who was so badly burned
= on July 4, still lins In a critical condi.
Jon and suffers intensely from her in
|, juries.
! Go to DR.. J. H. Simms & Son. COZ
/, King street, now. for DR.. Slmms' ia
, nous White PuimoIlc Balsam, the
lung cure. COG King street. Elegant
medicine depot.
Two weeks ago Rev. f. II. BnrbanI
sent his written resignation to his
, church OF Second Atventists. which
. meets in the Builders Exchange and il
: has been accepted.
: Henry krleger and X. W. Haupt Of
1 the Pon&hkeepsie Fire Company were
4 in Wilmington on Saturday to make
: arrangements for the companys pres
: ence at tho demonstration here in DC
tobsr.
4 Architect Airs of Philadelphia il
, busily engaged In preparing plans 70
l the enlargement of st. Phul'B L. G
Church, at Fourth and jackson streets
Tho improvements will cost abou
: $4,000 and the work will begin il
. August.
Last evening carrier pigeon wa
seen porched upon one of tho north
ern gables OF the dwelling of Mr.. j. l.
Carpenter, ut Ninth and Harrison
tstreets. About sunset 1t flew from it
u perch around tho lawn and alighteC
Q on the large circular window OF tn
Q Second Baptist Church and RENAME,
q there until after7 O'Clock. Tho blrt
q was entirely black.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-24

AS James A. Connor and Nathaniel
Armstrong, OF this city, were driving
TO New London yesterday, they found
q horse, buggy, harness and lap robe
back of the Franklin school house.
situated on the road running bet ween
New London aud Klmbleyile.
They thought nothing of 1t. but
when on their return the property was
in the same place, they concluded that
the animal had been stolen aud left at
the school house. Tie horse had been
driven a long distance, in their estl-
nation, and the parties had removed
the harness with the evident Intention
OF allowing the animal to rest.
As no one about thecountry claimed
the animal nor knew of anyone having
team. stolen, Il farmer took charge Of
the team until the owner is heard
from. Inc animal is bay and about
medium height. The wagon is York
make buggy and was In fair coBdi-
ton Us also Is the harness and robe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-24

New CASTLE July 24.--Edna Ray
field, the four. onths,old daughter OIL
William z. Pierce OF Philadelphia, died
at the residence OF Mrs. r Dillon, OIL
Saturday afternoon at 100 o'clock
Mrs, Pierce, who l. q niece of Mrs
Dillon, had been visiting here for sew
oral days. The remains were taken Il
Philadelphia on the steamer ReybolC
yesterday morning.
A large congregation attended tn,
song service at the NJ. l.. Church las
evening. The service, which was on,
of the prettiest ever held in the churcl
was entitled, Lost and Saved anC
opened with an organ voluntary b!
Mrs. I, l.. Martlndale. Other specia
features were solo by br, Martin
dale. flute solo by ]. Milton Davidson
Duet by Miss Sallle Wise and Mrs. II
"A. Nallette, and male quartette.
The bark l.. .. Clark, the second yes
sci from Greenland. passed here yes
terday from lvigtut bound for Phila
Idelphia but one of tho entire fleet o
the far north Traders has yet reache,
that port. The delay ia mainly attri
buted to Gains and adverse winds.
An artistic sign painter has decorat
led many store windows in Town witt
. illustrated signs.
An important meeting OF the Y. vii
DO held at tho Al. L. Church this ever
ling.
Miss Annie NJ. Houseman OF Wasl
{ ington, ID. c., Is spending u tire
, weeks vacation at her home here.
Miss Kitty Constable, of EllIton,
= the guest OF Miss Armitage Black,
Q Chas. Miller OF West Chester is vi
!. .itlng relatives here.
! Miss Clara Blackburn, who has bee
seriously i'll at Warwick. Md, returi
u ed to her home hero on Saturda..
d Miss Ida Stats OF Camden. Is u
guest of her sister, Mrs. John Wise
Z Vine street.
u Michael King, a prominent cltiz,
l. and a trustee OF the Commons is sc
= iously i'll at his home on Market stree
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-24

Rev. Il. L. ShoIt held another of his
popular foundation meetings on the
first floor Of tho proposed Harrison
Street III. l.. Church ediiice on Sunday
evening. He is quite a mlsnomer, lie
Ing neither short OF zeal. vim, social
Ibilty, enterprise, industry fruitlon OF
stature. Long may Short live.
| Miss Anna Lincoln entertained thu
congregation Of st PauPs NJ. T.
Church last evening with an account
of her journey to. and impression o
the recent International Christian En-
deavor Convention of 10000 delegatel
lat MOnlreul
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-24

Peter Mckinney, was before Judge
Ball this morning charged with com.
hitting an assault and battery on
Sarah Mckinney, his sister. The af-
fair proved to lie family quarrel,
which has been going on for u long
time. The parties with their aged
father and mother live together, and
the prosecutrix alleged that her
brother camo home under tho influence
of liquor and assaulted her.
He denied laying his hands on hel
and claimed that she was robblng hel
father and mother. He said that whet
he spoke to her about 1t and said ht
intended to remove his goods from
the house she screamed murder anC
called for the neighbors to come in
Judge Ball disposed OF the matter b!
Ordering the accused to furnish $40
peace bond.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-24

As surCly rs ANY known eject follows Il
cause. just so surely VIII dlschss Of the
kidneys succeed their !nuctlvitN, 1t that
.unctiuu b. not promptly rcmcdIed
Come 10 tho rescue with llostcttcrs S'ou..
lvA lIilirrs, wuirh give Il huulthfnl i'm
|pulsr 10 the ucilUu Of both the kidneys
aud the bladder. without exciting them
Ike M uumCdlUntId siiutulant Render.
ed active ny this genial uIuTctIC ana inu.
e, they perform their functions thor.
system impurities VIII ch hegvt iheuuiu-
iistm, Grupsy gIaNcl, RnElt's disease. iH.
|bciC- aud Untnrrh OF the hlnrd r. The
contraction at either one OF these Tor
miEal IL uulRllrs is the penalty rNacicd
hy nature ter Indifference t. thnt plain
warn nn-sluHIish action ul the l,idnuy e.
When his exists, not moment shUui1
b. lost IN the use 1t lhu remedy lndirut,
,ci. Fear Ia mimi hat Ii" lIiftrrs wal
relieve WIN equal IrOlultitudr disorder,
OF the stomach. liver bowels and nurvOu,
system, aud cure or prevent malatiu
conn .Hluts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-24

Thomas b. Turner, an old soldier,
died quite suddenly at his residence
No. l07 ace street yesterday after
noon, after an Illness OF very few
hours. ON Saturday evening MIR.
Turner attended meeting OF oncamp,
ment No 81, Union Veteran Legion,
during which lie was seized witt
cramps in Il s stomach and had 10 bt
taken homo by his comrades. DR.
Shortlldge was summoned anu die
everything possible, but his eirorts
we're lInayaiinE and he continued &
sink until his death The immediate
cause of his death was acute ChOlcrt
morbus, caused by eating lobster 10
his supper
The deceased was CO years OF ~,
and served during the greater part 0
the war He served for some time u
q police Oiilceu, and at he tine oil h
death was ono OF the park guards. II
leaves a wife and nine children. tly
sone and four daughters, all Of wnpu
are married but one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-24
Personal,


Rlchara McLaughlln. Of this oily, is
Visiting the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Robert Kelley has returned
from visit to friends In Newark.
Delaware.
Miss May Mcclure of 6l2 West Ninth
street is Visiting relatives and friends
In Philadelphia.
Mrs. George Tofulth OF Philadelphia
Is visiting Mrs. T. A. Mcclure. No. 6lS
West Ninth street.
Mrs. Charles Walters of this city Il
spending the heated term at MY
Lords Gift" on the Chester liver.
Mrs. David A. Mcclure and babe, oil
No. sol Jefferson street. is visiting hel
parents In Lancaster county, Pa. She
will be absent for six weeks.
Arthur F. Francis, managing editor
OF the Denver Sun. who has been visit
ing his old home In this city. started
for Denver on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Livingstone, Miss Addy Living
stone and William Grlmshaw, all Of
New York city are guests OF Mr.. anc
Mrs. Ralph dc Soto No. l01l Wes
Eighth street.
/ Miss Mamie Lynch OF 9ls Elm stree
this city Is spending two weeks will
Trends at Sparrows Point. Md. He
friends wish her a good time and Ions
for the day for her return.
/, Brooks Foster. who isin the emplo!
lof one Of the detective agencies. witt
q headquarters IN Philadelphia. is max
Ing u business visit to our city. He
looking well, and appears to he pros
porous.
n Misses Hattie and Kathaline Hig
gins, Corbit Warner. Charles G. Rum
ford, Harold Canning, David Bate
eand William Collins OF this city ar
i the guests OF the Misses Corbit q
Odessa.
n Miss Florence daughter of John N
r Yeatman of Kennett township, Pa, an
a sister OF Dr. Pyle OF this city starte
on Thursday IN ornlng with Raymon
excursion to Alaska. Miss Yeatms
, has been across the continent twlC
n within year. but on this trip she wi
n explore new fields.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-24
FIFTH edition.
KILLED WHILE AT PLAY.
Twenty-Ycar-Old Harry Gray Struck In
the Stomach. Which Proves Fatal.

the Stomach. Which Proves Fatal.
Twenty.year.old Harry Gray. color
ed, formerly living on Second street
near Webb, received such Injuries
while playing with John Monroe. a
companion. Saturday as to cause his
death Inst evening.
The two young men with number
OF others were frolicing In field near
Silverbrook. when Gray received the
fatal Injuries. They had q kettle
and were throwing water ON each 9TH
er. Gray had thrown a bucketful on
Monroe, when he ran toward him In
| playful manner, and with u ploce of
brush stick struck him In the stomach.
The blow was undoubtedly heavier
than Monroe Intended, but his conf
panion. at the time, seemed not to be in
the slightest injured.
! After remaining about the field
awhile. Gray became suddenly i'll.
vomiting almost necessarily. He was
being assisted TO his home when he
became unconscious.
he continued to grow worse and
death ended his sulIerings last night
| Detective Witsll arrested Monroe at
his homo and he is now ut the police
station. while Deputy Coroner Fox Ia
investigating the case. The young
men bore no enmity for each other
but were frequently in each others
company.
Monroe expresses much regret over
his playful blow. not thinking In the
least at the time that 1t would end In
his companions death. Both young
men are colored.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-24

II the Sunday school is the founda
ton OF Church growth tho Methodist:
appear to be ahead In this State. Ac
cordlnE to the published statistics o.
tho recent State Sunday School Con
vention at Smyrna, the NJ. Il. Churcl
has more pupils enrolled (22. $500 thai
nll the following scots added together
Advent a, Baptist 30Ol, Christian Dis
ciples IS. Evangelical Lutheran 40
lllckstte Friends 1903, Methodist Pro
testant 3096 Presbyterian SSH. Pro
testnnt Episcopal 3l43. Reformed
Episcopal SOB. Roman Catholic 2022.
The eolorod population add to tn,
hope OF civil law aud order by enroll
ing $500 pupils In their Sunday schools
unitarians report Al, and New Jeru
salem "a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-24
RICHES TAKE Wings.
The Sudden Downfall of Charles
W. Depauw.
FORTUNE FLED IN THREE MONTHS.

The Man Who Was Worth n Million Doll
paratively Penniiess Through tho Col
lapse of His business Enterprises.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 24.-Charles W.
Depauw and the New Albany Rail Mill
company, of New Albany, made an assign
nent for the benefit of their creditors.
The cause leading to the failure was the
assignment of the Premier Steel works in
Indianapolis several months ago, of which
Charles W. Depauw held 0 ,450 shares. The
assignment includes Mr.. Depauw's resi-
dence in Orange county, an undivided
one-fourth of all his property in Floyd
county, the mill and American foundry,
with all machinery, boilers, engines, fix
lures, ETC., and an interest in Colorado
lands. He also assigns all his personal
property in stocks, bonds, ETC., In trust for
the benefit of all bona fide creditors
The New Albany rail mill assignment
includes all OF Mr.. Depauw's New Albany
property and real estate in Madison
county, including lots in the Star Land
company's first addition to the city Of AL
exandria, The Union Trust company, Of
indianapolis, is made assignee in each
deed. The assets are valued at over 81 :,
Mr.. Depauw's individual assignment Il
n sweeping one, aud the man who was
worth 81 600 900 three months ago is now
4 practically penniless. The debts for which
/ Mr.. Dcpauw became liable for the New
Albany rail mills and the Premier steel
works amounted to about SS00,000. OF
these over 500, 600 worth are Endorsements
for the Premier steel works and the re
mainder for the New Albany rail mill
The value of these two plants and stocks
on hand In ordinary times might be placed
at s., 5000
INDIANAPOLIS, July A-Charles w
Depauw's assignment was not unexpected
here. In fact. 1t was looked for weel
ago, at the time OF the 81 200, 600 failure o.
). the Premier Steel works This is by al
! odds the largest and farthest reaching
failure in Indiana for years. Mr. Depauv
has $50, 0001stook in the Bank of Com
merce here, but the cashier said last nigh
he did not anticipate trouble. The nam
Depauw has been a synonym for almos
) unlimited wealth, the riches accumulated
!, by Washington c. Depauw being esti
mated at something like SIC, 00000o o
this estate Charles w. received a one
. fourth interest, which has not yet beef
. divided. The failure will be severe blow
: to the Methodist Institutions in Indiana
which were fostered by Washington c
Depauw. The Union Trust company, Q
this city, as assignee, has been DECIDE,
property ordinarily valued at 81 500. 900 TO
liabilities which are estimated at $500, DOC