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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-24
The aaiea 1aiu Eay ghursdaY ornne august "a, se3

favored holding caucus of the Democrats
| to decide what the Democratic platform
meant. Let every Democrat pledge MS
| life, his fortune and his sacred honor 10
abide by the platform. aud then enact IT'S
princi pies into law He would vote Tor
the repeal of the Sherman law, but, III con-
nection with repeal, there should be soma
| attempt to relieve the people and to move
the great crops of the country which were
now lying in storcaouses because there
was no money TO move them. lt was saisi
that the people needed confidence. It
wonli be hard TO restore coz tdeuce among
the New York bankers. Tney knes" each
other too well. tApplause aud iaushter.1
/ Mr.. Cummings said that ne had not lu-
tended TO tresPass upon the indulgence OF
the house until he lad heard the arraign-
ment D. the New York Democracy by Mr.
Stockdale. The New York Democracy
ne eded no yindicatiop, and no man, friend
or foe, had eve. accused Grover Cleveland
of going back on his convictions AT the
Chicago convention Mississippi bad voted
soidiy for him. The time TO protest
against him was then. not now.
At this point Mr.. Cummings time ex-
pired and Mr.. Fitch asked tha. Il be eX
tended Que minute,
Mr. hyIe objected, which objection drew
forth the remark from Mr.. Cummings that
Msslssippan had attacked New York
and IA Mississippian prevented reply.
Mr.. Turner, who WAS next entitled 20 the
floor, yielded to Mr.. Cummings, VINO con-
tiuueu his defense of New York.
Mr.. Turner of New York said that he
would vote for the repeal of the purchasing
clause of the Sherman law, but he would
also vote for the free coinage of silver at
tue highest ratio proposed.
Mr.. Coffin said that the present conflict
was between the people on one side aud
plutocGacy on the other He made a
strong talk in favor of free coinage.
MIR. Cannon of Illinois created surprise
by speaking against the repeal Of the Sher-
man law. He wanted bosh metals. and
wanted both to be kept on a parity. He
favored the coinage of silver at its com.
merciai value.
Mr.. Mcclure spoke in opposition to un-
conditional repeal.
Mr. Bell spoke in favor of free coinage.
Nj. Hicks, while advocating the Wilson
bill, attributed the present depression to
the fear of the Democratic party's tinker
ing with the tariff.
Recess till O'Clock p. m.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
" Ia I ITILfv ID llIkhU, I
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICCLTUHE,

" EATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WICHITA, Kan. Aug. q. 1893.
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Thunderstorm, followed by cooler and fair
Thursday.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was 96. the lowest
Ga. and the mean so, with warmer.
clear weather; light southwest TO SOUTH
east wind; slowly falling barometer.
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been -.
For the past five years the average
temperature Tor the month of August has
been IS, and for the 23d day Il.
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
WASHINGTON. Aug. % 3-Following is the
forecast up to p. m. Thursday:
For Kansas-Cooler; northerly winds;
fair weather
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Southerly winds shifting to cooler north
erly; local rains, followed by fair weather.
For acknowledgements; south, shifting
to cooler westerly winds; severe local
thuuderstorms with light rains. followed
by fair weather.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-24
CAPiIAI NOTES

price of silver today was 50 1910 per on nee,
but the treasury depart'n ens refused all
offers, sud tendered - 9535 per ounce.
The Fourth National bank Of Louis willie.
Ky: the American National bank Of
Pueblo. Col, aud the Naupaca County
National bank of Waupaea. Wis. have
been authorized o resume business.
The treasury officials regard the financial
situation a. showing au Improvement
sLlglt perhaps. but pertnsnene.
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farmers would make dolla. that would

farmers would make 6olla. that would
stay at home.
When General James B Weaver arose to
deliver an address there were probably
20 600 people on the grounds. He charged
all the present difficulties to vicious lrglsla-
tion by The old parties aud their failure TO
enact salutary legislation. The immedl-
ate cause of the present panic, he argued,
was violation of the law by both Harri
sons and Cleveland's administrations.
Neither Of the secretaries Of the treasury
had complied with the law. They paid
gold out of tue treasury and aided foreign
conspirators. They did not want money
that would go abroad. That was what was
the matter with god. The government
must be reclaimed from the grasp of
monopolists, under whose control it has
become IL plutocracy The only hope for
the starry banner lay in the fact that the
people were arousiug and coming TO the
rescue.
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a WRECKED CONCERN

ST LoUis, Aug. Z3.--A receiver was today
appointed for the Common Sense Building
and Loan association, with a czpi;si ot
s1oG,o3a The secretary. Mrs 4 & Blood.
j. missing and the ps pers iiial coGid throw
light oa The conpsay's sfslrs are gone.
Ms. Blood rNn the sssOcsst3oa as sse
pleased. and as affairs are u hopeless
IDess Sne es,ne from Leroy. y. J., hay
ing separated from her husband
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TURF WINNERS.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. 23-Winners
Captain Brown, Ray s.. Rey f., Santa
Lowlander, Gettysburg, Athol.
MONMOUTH PARK, \. j., Aug. 23.-Win-
ners: Micmac Queen, Cactus, Racelaud
Melody, Stonell, Chief Justice.
GLOUCESTER y. j., Aug. Winners:
jamestown. Accident, Oregon. Houri, Lit
tie Bravo, Bolivar.
NEW YORK. Aug 23-The Coney Island
Jockey club has refused to bar from the
track Two turf reporters at the demand of
the Monmouth Park people. This disrupts
the board of control.
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MINISTER SlOuNT.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-ainister Blount
has ended his business with lke state de-
partrneat ard VIII leave here tomorrow for
his home Il was announced today t.1at
he had not resigned. MIR B!ount Will prob
ably return To " s~hia-t0n simultaneously
with tse president. about the first OF Sep
tembeT ;tal Ia. fatace course ot the gov
ornament on the Hawaiian question viii
then lie considered
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POLISH RIOTERS.

MILWAUKEE. Aug. 23.-Another dem
onstration by unemployed workmen oc-
CURED in this city today At 10 o'clock II
large number of Poles attacked a party CT
laborers at work or n street contract and
demanded that they desist from work. 4
lively encounter eusued, but nobody was
seriously Injured. The police dispersed
the mob after making two arrests
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z.vgnx ts- fs~ne - .. a Len. wss Sr-
r~-,<e. here x@s g gAG 81 = Is4~grspSsc Fe-
csse7t from I.Qnsrssen. Tex eu tae essasss
% gob,s.nE Ess Eak h-r sf Es@8B3 he asa
Ec.1se perv 10 oss-n ~ 0fss@~ - zfsS~as- ~
saR aa8 hz5 .yssieHee - Aasa~ Asg 30 ssse
ls~ea ssssaseFagf&ss-s attorney - RzT cassasS
N hlE@ eoussa~s u Szsi sbs. ssssrsiaes asw
s-sss4s ssssstA-: >sasSss5r asE eza-s1. saszss.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug 23-rhe stock market
was very dull today. The lowest QUOTA
tions of the day were touched shortly be
fore the close, Notwithstanding the fact
That unfavorable rumors failed to materi-
aliZe. The decline had but little signifi-
canoe. The final transactions were at "A
recovery of Ltd1s per cent from the low
est, and speculation left off steadIer.
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tlNa9, IN c0ttrrT

NEW IoRK. Aug. 3 -Wallzcs s son.
manufacturers OF brass an3 copper goods.
at AaSoniR, Coan.. with offices ia fssss c.sy.
have been placed an ths hauds Of receivers.
Tse firJn i on OF tlc laFgssi and Oldest IL
the cguatFy. Inability Ia make coiEectIous
is Ehe eSUse q tRe rece.versalp It's
lsah:ls ixs are ss5a sso. ~ wh5ca S4sa GO
sre las .sIsen accoaugs Tse nominal sss~ys :
af-s 81 sysG 1D0. ot whicfs.5lfe Rtaat aDd mss
chlazry nre Estseesi al 81 tsAe.tsS9 tl8s syaok
acc.,s4n at ss93 90, AID .Ae merchandise
at S495. .e09.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-24
BANK OEElCERs ARRESIep.

LARSED. Kan. Aug. 23.-H. Mathies
and Frank Mathies, president and Cashier
OF the Pawnee County bank OK Larned.
were arrested last night on warrants sworn
out by depositor-, charging them with
EN- mocZ cZzleInent. aud that they received de
poslts after they knew that the bank was
iusolyent
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KANSAS CITY. Aug . The Stars
We.isngtoa Mo- spee;ai says: "&sz
Mary LSatTnan. VITO lived Il ulile snd ca--
aa.f <ess af this rsace. died sAfs Esorn5ax
Il sporadic caoixrs Glss zrfe~d pg PAYS
cizn has l-es1. ;ss~ongh iwc cholera -rseeEa-
Is. aha praHsasc-s u X x=aU.@e case q
srsorad &c cSsossrz -
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What you are sure OF. if you use DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy, is either a per-
feet and permanent cure for your Ca
tarrh, no matter how bad your case may
be. or $500 in cash. The proprietors of
the medicine promise TO pay you the
money, if they can't cure you.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-24
YELLOW FEVER.

SAVANNAH. Ga. Aug. 2S-One new case
bf yellow fever at Brunswick has been Off
rially reported-the infant OF Mrs. Cox.
There are no other suspicious cases. The
Lesertion OF the town Is working Il hard
ship on the working classes, and starvation
l. staring many people in the lace.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-24
TIE PACKING HOUSE STRIKE.

KANSAS CITY, Aug 23--Work st Swift
& CO.. packiae house WAS resumed this
morning, though on reduced scale
There Is no change 10 the situation at the
other plants
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THE CHICAGO GAMBLE RS.

CHICAGO, -Aug. 23-A sensation was
caused today By the sudden wholesais In
dIctmeDt OF gaUlsiers at the instance Of
States Attorney Kern. Eighty seven in
dictments wrre found
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IL Didn't uay.

Lady-Why did you pick up that
it?
Gamin-'Causs ther las time picked
up money an handed il back they took
it, stead of tellin' me To keep it fur mc
honesty. y.-Good News.
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I'm goin' home. said Col Ryarter,
''f'm Coin' home, and IL anybody wants
me TO serve my country, sah. he'll have
to send for me, sab" "Why, Won cx-
pectcd to stay good while longer.'i
Il know IL replied the colonel. cheer
ilv, but circumstances alters cases. \
don't mind telling you that it's a case
of finance with me But you count
ed over lot of money IN nly presence
only last night" That's fact. Bnt
] met friend in distress. and I nevat,
yet went back on "a friend in distreaN
Why, sab. the man was in actual need,
and divided with him did he ssk
you for the money! inquired the col.
onefs friend. snspiciously. "No. sab.
didn't wait 70 De asked Then how
did you know ne needed i;g'' Il f.or-
rowed his corkscrew. and when took
1t h'-here the good Kentae<y gentle
mans voice quiversd-''i savy. sah. that
IL was covered 'thickly covered. sAh--
with rust - Washington Star
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-24
THE PRESIDENTS HEALTH.

WAsHINGToN. Aug. 23-The report that
President Cleveland is a very sick man was
renewed again today, aud caused some un.
easiness The Associated Press represent
atiye asked Secretary Thurber what truth
there was in the report. He said that the
report had 10 foundation III facs.
when the president left Washington, !"
be said, 1T Was under the advice of those
who take great personal interest in his
welfare. The rest he needs is simply what
any man, however vigorous, must require
when overworked
Mr.. Thurber received a letter yesterday
from the president, in which he said that
he was rapidly gaming vlgor.
Assistant Secretary Hamiin, who has
Just returned from "A visit to sfle president
at BBzzard's Bay, said thai the president
looked very we'll indeed aud gave no inti-
cation OF being i'll.
Secretary Lamont, who also was recently
in che presidents society. said:
The stories are bsseiess. The president
is as sound rs any one, but, like everybody
else, he needs rest occasionally. His phys
icians have said that he has no organic
trouble of any kind y"
BUZZARD'S BAY, Mass, Aug. 23-The
president put in another day fishing with
Dr.. Bryant. Mrs. Cleveland drove over
To the village and made several calls.
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THE SANTA FE SHOPS.

TOPEKA. Kan, Aug. 23.-The Santa F.
car shops in this city will be closed tenn:
porarily on Sept. ]. Only few employees
Will be retained 10 make necessary repairs
The freight business has been increasing
during the last two weeks and n number
of the old employees will probably be given
work in the meantime
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THE NCKAPOO AlLOTMENTs.

WASHINGTON, aug. 23.-The president
has appointed Moses Neal of Oklahoma as
special agent TO make ailotmenJs OF lands
In severalty to The kickapoo Indians in
Oklahoma territory, to make payment TO
them, aud to prepare complete roll OF such
Indians. under tue provisions of The act OF
March 3, 1883. The appointment does not
need confirmation by the senate
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DR.. TerriI| Has Returned From Chicago

Where he has been taking another
course of lectures at the post .radu-
ate school.
Ia shis coarse the Docto. lad the
benefit of hearing lectures from some
of the mot renowned specialists Of
the world. such as DIR. Award of
Paris. Fretferick Schanfa OF vfenns.
Dr.. 1hos. Moore Madden of Dublin,
DIR. Joseph Price or philadelphia, DIR.
How ard 4. Kelley OF John Hopkins
University, Baltimore. and many 9TH
er leading Specialists too numerous
TO mention,
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THE TARIFF RSFORMERS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-The committee
or ways and means held its fist meeting
this morning, all the members being pres
ent. Chairman Wilson WAS authorized to
appoint various subcommittee and the
usual clerks and other employees and to
administer the oaths. Tuesdays and Fri
days were fixed upon as the regular meet
ing days. Reuter- w. Springer, clerk of
the last committee, rendered his resigna-
ton. Chairman Wilson requested the
me m bers to consider before the next meet
ing plan of procedure for the committee
III its work; whether or not hearingS shall
be given TO persons interested III the tariff:
how and when the bin shall be reported,
with view of deciding upon the policy at
the next meeting.
Since Speaker Crisp announced the COM
mlttees of the house there has been con-
siderable speculation as to the program of
the house and Of congress when tue pres
ent order covering the silver debate has
been exhausted. The feeling that an
early adjournment OF the extra session is
possible has strengthened since its exist
euce was noted at the close of last week.
Chairman Wilson of the committee on
ways and GlednS today said:
MY OPT nion is that tbs committee will
prepare general tariff bill In accordance
with the declarations contained in the
platform adopted at Chicago. think it
quite probable that congress Will find itself
in position to ad journ somewhere about
the middle OF september until the date for
the BEGINNING of the regular session."
ln taking about the work of the apDro-
prlatlons committee, Chairman SayerS
made similar observations.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-24

Constipation and sick headache perman-
emily cured. aud piles prevented by Jap
anese Liver Pellets; especially adapted TO
children's use Sold by Fred L. RIcht,
126 North Main street.
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Hard On the Cat Either wav.-s
small boz had dog that was rough.
as most small boys dogs arc. and q
young girl ~ho lived next door had
kitten, sly as ali cato ars. One dsy .i.s
sn1sfl boy cane nonehslantiy into ,he
girl presence. and after is1rse desaI-
tory conversation. said. "foa aue,v
nay dog, Bsrca. and yoar cat, DarilnvTs
"Ye$@ Well, my dog had a yserr n
meat. and he ihought your ca, WA 20.
ing 70 take & away fr,ua him
~ Thought exclaimed the ~;.< s,s-s
Shas makes you say ths dog .kozvh,;
ou KNOW cos> oesa's .hins, they in-
ssinc. Well said the boy. Il don't
Know whether the dog theughs Il 80
nstnsr ne INSTRUCTED II. tsa, saywsy
ee kisE~c your cat t"-res-~on's weekly
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LOST AT SEA
HALIFAX, y. s., Aug. 23.-The steamer
Dorcas. with the barge Eta Stewart in
tow, has been lost. Seventeen persons
lost their lives
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Dyspepsia does not get vel Of ifsS}t
casts
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WASHINGTON.
SENATOR PEFFER'S RESOLUTION
SHELVED BY THE SENATE.
The Attempt TO Worry the National
Banks Defeated by the 0pposi-
tiOn of Senator German.
David Bennett Hi of New York Takes
Sides With the Gentleman From the
suphower State.

Congressman Cannon of Illinois Joins the
Ranks of the Republicans Opposed to
the Repeal of the Purchase Clause
of the Sherman Law-The
Tariff Reformsrs Prepar-
ing for the Work Of
the Session--Gen-
eral Notes.
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THE FAIR ATTENDANCE.

CHICAGO, Aug 23-Tne admissions to
the fam today numbere 17S. s99, OF which
l47, ,939 were paid admissions
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A DEAD dixie.

Languor, loss OF fpetite and strength
Cured by Bromo-SeltZer-tria bottle l0c.
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Utmost care TO tool TIE Suspicious b,aY,
aud that night he bsgged bis pun'.
The lion was transferred to a staui "a o.
anu is kept chained. He 10 hvfce
fpeclmen.
Dr. parons. assisted ny Dr. Hsmil
ION, IeflItmsI su upHtstiU N O..
head 90 Nj. and Mts. WIN. lie 40 oiu's
" months.uld rhid. ave- the Lhuuiip
tWyOmlug) h.UmsrdHg. TIE uuer
was Tor b 'rUttpuuius. The Chil D.
ED was n incu,H from ear 600 Ear
anu ~ Inches arouui the head, Four.
teen ounces OF watet were taken { Um
the head. The little one Il now dung
a. well ne could DO expected. IL hn.
been growing gradually worse for n
yeaT tast AMI WAS In critical cJuul
ton when the operation was per-
formed.
a farmer living near PERTH, Fulton
County, says the Montgomery (Cnl)
ECgOfttr. helped steal his own hog the
uti az light. He was awakened rom
his sleep In the middle o. the night
and asked by two men TO assist them
is loauiug hog which had tumblrd
out uftho crate Ia their WAGON. lie
Willingly gave n helping hand uul
then returned 10 quiet rluubrrf. THE
next morning he went 10 feed uis
urker, but there was GO potket ~ ir.d.
II then dawned uuUu him that he had
helped load hls own hog Ia the wagon
ihe nj. ht before.
A shocking accident happened at
Fishefmeu's lake about ten miles from
Sacramento, Cal, on Monday morn.
iug. a pirty was jut duck shooting.
After stepping from the boat 60 tie
shore one John PIT picked up n loa led
gun and drew II tIwntd him; one II
the hnmmefs caught ON the forward
seat VI the boat aud tue gun was dis
charged within few inches Of his
hvaJ. The entire load uf ~. 3 thui
entered his ear ami literally blew ihe
top oi hi hesd OF The BODY was III
once br ught to town by his C1mpuu.
ions. The deceased leaves widow
Nnd two children.
There was war In Swedish social
circles yesterday In the county court
~ Denver, says the NsUs Vt that D ace.
Emily Anderson nlvu a suit tor S3,uOl
damages against Chntlrs anu iua
5Jdetslrum, alleging Islander uui libel
~ fuu' plalut STATE lnhl ON OCtultf
1898 luA suitr.ifum raid a. EmiIS
''Emllv Anderson AT Ell motdefsk .
Jag kndu Emily Sovtrigc. lag
uHr v,tit heuurs hUm." Witch
n utlatrd INFO English, felstes;
EMILY IA "a murderer know
Emily To ~ oleu; have ueeu ut her
home" Fur,hob on 5rprmucr J.,
1898, the complaint states that ida
said; emily IL In all respects bad
girl. Ihat nine years ago she "a 10
away from Swelen, having her
mother murder her father, Huu came
10 America. That her mother N nov
IA jail iof the crime anu !, serving a
nc sentence In Sweden. All oi this
Emily Auuefson Indignantly denies
ami sne wants sJlaee Tor hur Injured
i,rliurH
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NoIIoE Io oREnlTnRs.


Esute " Ranch IS Kmbau Deceased
NuflrE ~ UENEuN OWES ~ THE
~ uuirrsiEuvu Sarah %. himball, hdminiss
uuifin uI Nu Vatatr ul Ranch f., himUAll,
declared in inc rrrditprs ~, aud all persons
lhlIUE claims against She salt dCguafod, 90
thhlUi lNHW viii tIo necessary vouchers,
Nlillu inHr months after the nrst publication
u' tHIs notice, 90 Che HA|i AdWIHistfatrlN ut her
ffs.nguta iu salt Lake CITY, iu tho County %
shit lHkr
sarah D. kimbau. Hdm'uatragTiN Ut tho
ttluiH uf Ranch A.. hUWhHlI deceased
Dated November l7tH. 1880
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE n HEREBY GlyEN ny ruE ~.
~ ucrslguri, airuIulstrHtor ~ the estate o.
WI \. Allen, irrc fsei,t so Che creditors OF and
ul persons having claims AEAinft The said
deceased, tn tNulNlt them with the Necessary
yuurUursi within Too months alter the hrst
uuulirHtuu u thIH notice, Go tho tAId admin
istrhtHI aI SO q street, 10 SAT- Lake Clty. 10
tNr Nuuuy Of NHlt Lake.
Wa. 4. \. Allen, Ad YlIuistfhtor Of tho estate
VI 49, L.. y. Alien, deceased.
Dated December Uih. ltJI.