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The evening world., 1894-03-08

commissioned officers ball was prepar-
ing for the evenings festivity.
Mollie Henderson pirouetted o the
small limit of her chamber. a gauzy be-
ing In white. The circumscribed mirror
had been tilted up and tilted down, only
a quarter Of her form being visioned at
one time.
The edge of her skirt and white satin
slippers were undergoing reflection when
her youngest brother shouted through
the keyhole:
you'll do, Mollie! You'll beat Georgina
Webb hollow,
"Oh, Bobby, darling, do you think SOP
she cried, opening the door.
Positive. Here are two boxes. Guess
ones from the Sergeant"
Each box contained a spray OF
flowers. She held the red roses admir-
ingly.
Dear Mollie, please wear my flowers
was pencllled on a sheet OF paper bearing
the name OF Sergt. Travers. The lilies OF
the valley were accompanied by a scrap
OF paper From Jack"
(which shall l wear, Bobby" she
asked eNcitedly, laying the roses and the
lilies together against her bodice.
Both" the boy replied. promptly.
"Oh, l can't. ] think-I think the red
looks better on the white. The lilies ere
the roses; the red looks lovely!"
She turned from her brothers inspec-
ton. with the roseu clustered at her
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whistled through the air.
DO IL" the Sergeant queried, solemnly
regarding the post In the middle Of the
ground.
"You know that you look nice" she
said, severely. Don't pretend"
He returned the weapo to Its sheath
and looked at the girl critically.
"You know hat you look nice, Cousin
Mollie," he said. with mock severity.
Don't pretend. You are the prettiest
girl in Linbrldge. AL! the men at the
barracks say that Of you"
do they?" she cried. with a gasp. II
am so glad"
Glad? silly girl! What is their opIn-
ion WORTH"
"As much as yours, ! suppose" she
answered.
"Oh. OF course"
He leaned against the wall inc re-
fastened a buckle. She bit her LIP and
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breast.
stunning! Now stick the lilies in
your hair"
But they would look awful. Bobby"
whats the odds? Cousin Jack might
feel hipped II you don't stick 'em some-
where"
Don't be so silly! The men have
nothing to do with flowers"
She gathered her gloves and fan to-
gether and FASTENED out OF Bobby's
sight.
Well" soliloquized the juvenile man,
II guess I'll keep my money In my
pocket before I'm soft enough to waste
II on the girls"
Did you receive the lilies?" Sergt.-
Major Boyne asked While he and his
partner stood aside from the dancers for
n moment.
Yes: thank you very much"
You are not wearing them!"
These roses arrived at the same time,
IL thought their color was such a
pretty contrast for my gown"
1T is very pretty"
Are you annoyed, Cousin Jack?"
Not at all. Shall we finish this
valse?"
"Ye-e3."
Later on Travers claimed MollIe for a
dance.
How good OF you to wear my now
ers," he murmured.
room envied the little Sergeant as he
The evening world., 1894-03-08
SURPRISED THE BULLDOG.
MIR. Adnms's Mnstin Guilty of May
hem and Breach of the Piece"

hem and e of the Piece"
A large mastlff, belonging to the
Adams Candy Manufacturing Company.
So CORTLAND street. caused considerable
excitement ana drew a large crowd in
front of the Company's store by Its at
tempts to chew the ear of a large
bulldog. about $50 o'clock this morning.
The mastlff was lying on the stoop, in
front Of the cigar store, or the first
floor, when the bulldog came along in
charge Of a colored man. who held him
by a chain The bulldog shifted con-
| temptuously at the mastiff, and was
about to turn away when the larger
dog sprang at him and fastened his
teeth In his ear
The colored man ran up the street,
n returned a second or two later
with a balestick, which he used without
effect on the back of the mastin. An
expressman jumped off a truck and
caught hold n pulled on the big dogs
tail, but no amount of threats or plead
ings could Induce the big fellow to let
go.
Finally q man ran out a neighborins
saloon with a pail of hot water and
threw 1t on the dogs. The bulldog
jerked away with a howl, leavingd his
ear In the mastiff's mouth.
Mr.. Adams says that there will be no
more bother in the future, and that his
dog will positively keep the piece"
The evening world., 1894-03-08
LOVE ON A WALL.
Motie's I5CO admirers and Her Choice
Bet2Ueen Them.

lns little back yard presented a novel
-ppeafahce. The frost was on the
,ouha' and the n skeleton tree In the
liner extended its leafiess branches
y saunt arms In various directions.
wooden post was stuck In the CEN
W the gravel square, Its purpose
nsue' at a few yards distant stood a
practising at broadsword exercise.
.e.s| Major Boyne. pausing from his
th ~ . addressed some one sitting on
me wall to his right.
Are you cold. Mollie?"
YOU" " "a'"'"s " ""'
.n ~ sergeant continued his evolutlons.
g.. ohe-two-three-four; right! One
-~three-four; left!"
go sNri clapped her hands. The Ser
, ..u repeated the performance.
ar Jolly o look. Cousin Jack!''
Srisd as the cuts and thrusts
The evening world., 1894-03-08
JACK M'AULIFFE IN A ROW.
Mrs. Ed Smith Attacks His Party
with Beer Glnsscs.

DENVER, Col. March Slack Nc
Auliffe, champion lightweight of the
world, who was recently mixed up in a
street fight with Young Mitchell in San
Francisco, arrived in Denver yesterday.
He spent the day in c%onvivial enjoyment
in company with Denver Ed Smith and
other sports. Last night. while the party
was In Smiths saloon, Mrs. Smith. who
friends had taken a drop too much, be-
gan pelting them with beer glasses.
McQuaid, OF Providence. r.. l., a friend
of McAulife, attempted to pacify the
enraged woman, and she proceeded to
pummel him in the most approved fistic
fashion. The police quelled the disturb
ance. but made no arrests. McAuliffe
leit last night for Chicago. where he
Dawson for a limited number of rounds.
The evening world., 1894-03-08
CHICAGO ELOPERS RETURN.
Cowboy Husband Under Arrest for
Alleged Abduction.

tBy Associated Press)
CHICAGO. March S.-Gertrude Rosen,
the daughter OF A. r. Rosen. who dis,
appeared from her home Monday night,
returned to Chicago last night as the
wife Of Andy Gormley. the cowboy, for
She was accompanied by her husband.
who was at once placed under arrest
for abduction.
The young bride Is at the house OF her
husbands friends or the west side. They
were married by a Milwaukee Justice OF
the Peace last Tuesday.
The evening world., 1894-03-08
FARMERS SWINDLEO.
sharpcrs Working IL New scheme
ON Indiana GrRnuers.

IVY NN7OFTarcN TTeHh.I
PORTLAND, Ind, March S.-A pair OF
swindlers have worked several farmers
along the State line within the last few
days. The game is the lightning rod
scheme. with n new addition. Carrot
lioman, a German. was induced to sign
a contract to have rods placed on his
barn: The contract was sealed In an
envelope by one OF the agents, who
wrote his name on II and handed II to
Homan to keep until called for. Ho-
family became suspicious and
opened the envelope.
The day following the agent returned,
and. finding the envelope opened. told
Holman that he had violated the postal
laws, but he would compromise for $3.50.
A note was promptly given. Four other
farmers were caught in the same way
for from 500 to 500.
The evening world., 1894-03-08

For Indigestion and all
other conditions resulting
from constipation. 60 by the
book on Beecham's pills.
Book free. pills CSC. AT drug
stores; or write to B. F. Allen
Co., 365 Canal St, New York.
The evening world., 1894-03-08
TOBACCO HIS WEAPON.

James Sweeney's Peculiar Assault
on Samuel Horn.
James Sweeney was held In the Lee
Avenue Court, Williamsburg, to-day. on
a peculiar charge Of assault preferred by
Samuel Horn.
The W men live in the apartment
house, s76 Park avenue, and up to Tues.
day last were very good friends. Then
they had a quarrel and Sweeney, II is
alleged. threw his companion dow and
emptied a small jar of tobacco I've his
head and face.
Horns eyes were pretty red when he
was in court to-day, but otherwise he
was all right and very anxious to pros
ecute Sweeney.
The evening world., 1894-03-08
Coming Events.

Mrs. Lille Devereux Blake. President OF the
New York City womAn's Suffrage League. will
lecture tomorrow evening, under the auspices
OF l.. A. $3.50. X. OF L., at Webster Hall. Third
avenue and One Hundred and Fortieth street.
Exhibition OF lantern slides by the Society OF
Amateur Photographers tomorrow evening at Ill
IFS West Thirty-eighth street. Smoking concert
Saturday evening,
The evening world., 1894-03-08
HIS SECOND MURDER.
An Ex-Con,ict Kills His Wife Near
Columbus, q.

10Y NHHWIHIeU FTVFH
COLUMBUS. o.. March S,-John Gesch-
wilm, an ~ex-convict, murdered his wife,
Anna. in a railroad shanty in the eastern
suburbs OF this city last night. About
ive years ago Geschwilm murdered his
brother in n quarrel. and was sentenced
to two years In the penitentiary. He had
been working at the Panhandle shops,
but recently threw up his job, and his
wife told him II he could not upper
her to go. He left, but returned last
evening and begged her to allow him to
come back, but she was obdurate.
He then drew a butcher knife and
stabbed her In the breast. The woman
died in a few minutes, and the murderer
escaped.
The evening world., 1894-03-08
ARTIST BIERSTADT WEEDS.
Married ut 50. Thomnn's 10 Mrs.
Wary u. stewart.

80
Albert Rierstadt. the landscape paint
err, has taken to himself a wife In the
person Of Mrs. Mary T.. Stewart. widow
OF David Stewart, and daughter of the
late Edward Hicks. of Pierrcpunt street.
brooklyn. The marriage was EolemniGnd
at I o'clock yesterday afternoon by Roy.
pr. j. w. Brown, rector OF st. VhOmaS'g
church. at the nome of the bride. 800
Firth emu
The wedding Was n very quiet affair,
only the immediate families and a few
close friends being present. There wcro
no bridesmaids nor ushcrs. Mr.. Bier.
Edward Hicks. Of Brooklyn. IA brother
OF tn" bride, gave her away. After the
ceremony n luncheon was served, and
after. that Mr.. and Mrs. Bierstadt left
Tor their wedding tour
This was a'sn Mr.. Hierstadt's second
marriage. his first wife. Resale. diugh-
ter of Amos q. Osborn. OF Watcryillr.
oneida County. n. V. having died March
] 1899, She was Of literary tastes, and
wrote over the nom de plume "Rosalie
o. She was mn invalid for years and
died at Nassau In the Bahamas.
Mr.. Bierstadt was born In Dusseldorf
In 1929. He is y member of the National
Academy. He was brought az an infant
to America. lie developed u taste for
art as n child. taught drawing In Bos.
ton several years; painted his first pic.
ture In 1851. subsequently, studied in
Europe. and returned In 1857 to make fot
himself n reputation az one OF the lead.
ing American landscape artists.
He lived much In England. and is q
personal acquaintance Of the Queen
having dined with her at Osborne and
passed a night ~ a guest there. He Is
q close friend Of the Marquis OF Lorne,
He has n fine country place at 1rv!ngton
and a studio at l.Il Broadway.
The evening world., 1894-03-08
ROBBERS RAID A SALOON.
CrOwd I'm n st. Louis Resort Held
Up by Three Men.

Wy AssocInted Prees)
ST. LOUIS, March S.-A bold hold-up
occurred last night in the saloon OF John
Carroll and Pat Harrigan at 1926 South
Broadway. Three men entered the place
at 1890 o'clock. One carried a gun and
wore a mask. He ordered the men pres
ent to hold up their hands. while his two
companions relieved them OF three gold
watches n SITS In money.
Before the crowd could recover from
their surprise the daring thleves had
ESCAPED,
The evening world., 1894-03-08
Diamond Thief Held for Trial.
tBy Associated Press.)

tBy Associated Press.)
SAN FRANCISCO. March Waiter Guy Fur
maid. the Eastern crook. who is accused OF steal
ing $40. 900 worth Of diamonds from a pawn
broker here, was yesterday held for trial in
5000 bonds. Mrs, Garner and her son. who were
arrested with Furnald In Los Angeles, were dis
charged, as they were innocent victims OF Fur
maids scheme.
The evening world., 1894-03-08
Judge Bradley's Fatal Fall.
(By Associated Press.)

tBy Associated Press)
CANON CITY. Col. March s.-Judse Charles D.
Bradley fell from the second story landing Of the
Harding Block yesterday and received severe in.
ternal injuries, which will prove fatal. Judge
Bradley Is a brother OF the late Chief Justice
Bradley. and has held many high positions.
The evening world., 1894-03-08
TWO STAGES HELD UP.
California Rond-Agents at Work
Near Angeles Camp.
(By Associated Preas.)

(By Associated PresA)
MILTON. Cal. March S.-The Angeles
Camp stage from this place was held up
yesterday afternoon by two masked men
three miles from Elkhorn Statlon. The
treasure box was rifed OF its. contents
and the passengers relieved of their VAL
uables. An extra stage and single rig
were also stopped and the passengers in
the stage robbed.
The occupants of the buggy managed
to hide theii Valuables. Officers have
I arted for the scene OF the robbing.
The evening world., 1894-03-08

man of Carter's great speed five feet will
hardly make any noticeable difference.
According to IA despatch Arthur 4.
zimmerman. the champion bicyclist, Is
in Baltimore. In speaking of the recent
challenges he has received from Joh =.
said
johnson ~ simply trying to get me
into a scheme to advertise himself. Last
year johnson. early In the season. beat
me out in one race, and during the rest
OF the season left him In every race
In which both of uP were entered. ] de-
feated him twelve or fifteen times, and I
am confident | can do II again. As
things now stand, 7 will undoubtedly
enter Class II next season. As johnson
VIII also be In this class II would be
very easy to bring us together and settle
the question OF superiority This does
not coincide with recent reports that
Zimmerman intended turning profess
sional.
The Columbia Athletic Club has ar
ranged more interesting bouts for Its
professional boxing show At Grand Cen
trail Palace March n. Maxey Haugh
VS.. Jack Burke. OF Brooklyn, is' one OF
them.
The Twenty-second Regiment A.. A.
has decided to put UP a silver trophy for
company competition in its athletic
games
According to the New York Athletic
Club Journal. Jim Mitchell. the weight
thrower. has become an editor.
Billy Hennessy, trainer OF "Mysteri-
o,s" Billy Smith, says he will challenge
the winner Of the Morris-Craig fight.
W. Il. Garcelon. the fleet Harvard
runner, will compete in the Yale games
neXt Monday.
Club Ladies' Day. will be held mex
Saturday. A fine musical programme
has been rranged
The evening world., 1894-03-08
Special Notices.

ALL PEhsONsUAvINE PURCUASED
lots Mt Downe Park, Flushing, l.. J., and not re
ceived their deed will hear Of something to their
advantage by calling al once on +. W. Jockel,
Atty, Room 35l Potter Building, ~ Park Row.
The evening world., 1894-03-08

The conference between Yale and Har-
ward to arrange baseball dates resulted
In an agreement to put the pitcher back
five feet. thus making the distance from
the rear of the pitchers box to the home
plate sixty feet. Harvard is said to
be particularly pleased at the change.
The evening world., 1894-03-08

Just why the increased distance II any
more Advantageous to them thar to
yale Is difficult to understand. To a
man OF Carriers great speed five feet will
hardly make any noticeable difference.
The evening world., 1894-03-08

W. #. Garcelon. the fleet Harvard
runner. will compete In the Yale games
next Monday.
The evening world., 1894-03-08

Billy Hennessy, trainer Of "Mysteri-
GUS Billy Smith, says he will challenge
the winner of the Morris-Craig fight.
The evening world., 1894-03-08

The University Of Pennsylvania is to
have a gun club. The plan is to occupy
the use Of Its traps and ranges, and
practise twice a week. From the COM
piled records then made the FIVE best
Princeton probably arranged for Easter
week. The club will De under the
Athletic Associations control.
The evening world., 1894-03-08

The thirty-third New York Athletic
Clu Ladies' Day" will be held next
Saturday. A fine musical programme
has been arranged.
The evening world., 1894-03-08

,one up when run down by taking MILHAu's
N"hisAfA, A good tonic. 1888 Broadway. ~
The evening world., 1894-03-08

According to the New York Athletic
Club journal. Jim Mitchell. the weight
thrower. has become an editor.
The evening world., 1894-03-08

The Twenty-second Regiment A.. A.
has decided to put UP a silver trophy for
company competition in Its athletic
games.
The evening world., 1894-03-08

Thomas w. Keene's company will ap-
pear In "Othello" at the Union Opera
aouse; West Brighton, s. l.. next Thurs
aaay night. The company will be minus
othello. and T. r. Eagleson, Iago.
The evening world., 1894-03-08

East Tenth street, by delegates OF the Magnolia
Association OF Walters, Walters Assembly 10, 727.
Bartenders' Union No. l, Walters Union No. 1
Bakers Union No. l. International Hotel and Res
taurant Employees Association. brewers Union
No. 1 and the Spanish Walters Union. The initia-
ton fee was fixed at So for each new union. The
officers are: ii. Sweeney, President: William
Schimmel. Vice-President II. Weismann, Secre-
tary; r. Jolly. Treasurer: Paul Hoffman,, Ser
geant-at-Arms. Next week a constitution is to be
adopted.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
CAMEL'S HAIR

Serges, in blacks,
blues, greys and all
tan shades. A de-
cided success Of the
dress season.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
TILE WISE TRAVELLER
selseilnE His Railroad Route. select,
the Hoad


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,ls faeilities-"Tho Milwaukee"
|TUal traysrass a delightful and plctur-
quo portion of tho oounlry-"Ths Mi
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That snioyA opulhrltg Rnl 10 stamped
th public approvsl-"rhs Milwaukee,"
hat has a substantial roadbsd and moh
fqusnt tfalu ssrvioo-"fhs Muwsukeo."
nat OEatds, always, thp comic I, s,ai
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hat furnishes the latest privats eou-
rlment osri aud lAtes, librAry budsI-
oking caG-"The Milwaukee"
hat furnishes elegant drawing room
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bat hAl exclusive use of tho electric
RIB reading lAmp-"ihs Milwaukee"
ibe Milwaukee" combines oil lhs abnv,
a more too lta tFAius are yestibulsl
Atrd by atoam, electric ilhtsi AnI un,
passed IN luIuflons hppOiatmsnt'.
The in mortal Lincoln said "Fnllow ths
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lhs people uss THE hiluAnkse."
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~ Paul. Miun.
SorE.-Fivs trains daily from Twin OH
TO ChloaEoi cue 10 eL Louis and one 10
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The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
THE MARkETS
STOCKS

NEw YORK. Sept. 2l.-Ear silver 6SSi.
topper Steady; lake sa60.
IsAd-Steady domestic, ss.f7hGa21
Rock leland was the feature Of speculation on
|he stock exchange to-day. Thore has bon q
IueItion rs to the actions Of tho directors as to
| he dividend Of tho current quarter which was
|egarded as settled this morning In favor Of tho
sual per cent. As IL proved there was no
asis for the oxisting belief, but tho short inter
81 which had sold on tho basis Of reduction
{ dividend. hLstened to recover.
Goyernments-firm.
. reiroieum-firmer: October CLOSED at SAKE.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
CHICAaO pRODucE

mcAao Sept. 2l.-Closing -Wheat-eteady,
|ptember, h2abshc: ccopber 55Au.
Tn-LoweE fsptombeb 52Ao. OctobSr.
lac,
Ats-l over optcmhcr, 2oc, October, 2QHc
J ork-! toalG ieptcmber and January. sIa6l
lsrd-l irms optember and October,
b7N; January SbH7a.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

b a transoontlnonlAl Journey nothing can
b. uut ot tho osra tho volcanic ash of alkall
/ raised By tho whWl OF thu paasias train
tho uroat fonhern Ia entlroly FREQ from
Il anneyAnos II runs through no sand deserts
| ila rosdbod 10 foek ballAslad.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

ho discomfort " dnst IN q railway journey
skos It to be dreaded. but N you travel via thu
Ireat Northern sou save this annoyance lts
ADDED Ia rock ballast. aud Il has no sand dss
Ia along its line. II is free from dust.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
ONLY
IA CITIES

In ths United Giatea in 1870 had population
Of over 100000, but In 1872, twcnty-ei,ht and
lnE hoRrnwrsrERS LIsn Il tho beat limo frJm
Minneapolis aad 81 b aul To q lArao number
VI tham,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-22
Notloa of tiearina.

First publication Sept. 1. last Sept. 10.
State of Michigan, county OF Iron.-ss. AZ n
session of the Probate court for said county,
held IN the Probate ONCE. In the village OF Crys.
tai Falls, on the twenty seventh day OF August,
A. ID. 1894 Present Hon Albert l.. Flewelling.
Judge OF Probate. In the matter OF the estate
of Emile Munhall, deceased. On reading and
filing the petition, duly verined, OF Charles s..
Henry, praying that David &. Lockwood or
some other suitable person may be granted
administration OF said estate and that such
other and further order and proceedings may be
had In the premises as may be required by the
statute IN such case made aud provided.
Thercupon, 10 IL ordered that Wednesday the
twenty-sixth day Of september. next. at ten
O'Clock In the forenoon, be assigned for the hear
ing Of said petition and that the heirsat.law OF
said deceased, aud all others interested I'm said
estate are required 70 appear at a session OF
said court. then 10 be holden nj the Probate
office In the village OF Crystal Falls, and show
cause. II any there be, why the prayer of the
petitioner should not be granted; And IL is
further ordered that said petitioner give notice
90 the persons Interested IN said estate OF the
tendency Of the said petition and the hearing
thereof, by causing copy OF this order TO be
published Ia ruE DIAMOND Dull, n newspaper
prntedand circulating IN said county. for three
successive weeks previous To said day Of hearing
ALBEIT l.. FLEwEILI.o,
CA true copyl Judge OF Probate,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-22

STATE or MICHIGAN.
oFFIcE Oh THE SECRETARY on STATE.

STATE or MICHIGAN.
oFFIcE Oh THE SECRETARY on STATE.
LANSING. Aug. 20. 1894.
To THE sHERIFF or rHE COUNTY or laos:
sm.-You are hereby notified that at the
General Election 20 be held In this state, on the
Tuesday succeeding the first Monday OF Novem-
Der next, the following officers are 10 be elected,
viz:
A Governor, Lieutenant Governor. Secretary
OF State State Treasurer. Auditor General,
Commissioner OF the State Land once, Attorney
General, and superintendent Of Public lnstruc'
tlon; also a member OF the State Board OF Edn'
cation In place OF Perry n Powers. whose term
OF Office will expire Decembers3i 1894, also a
Representative In Congress for the Twelfth Con
gressional District OF this State, 20 which your
county belongs also n Senator for the thirty
first Senatorial District Of this state also one
Representative In the State Legislature for the
Representative District comprising Dickinson,
Iron and Baraga counties.
You are also hereby notified that nc said
election there will be submitted 20 tho people
An amendment 20 Section l. Article Z, Ot the
Constitution of this State relative TO the quail
fcAtionS OF electors OF this state;
Also AN amendment 10 Section o. OF Article Z,
OF the Constitution Of this State authorizing
inmates Of Soldiers Homes 10 vote where such
homes are situated.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREBY, have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the Great Seal OF the state
OF Michigan, az Lansing. the day and year first
above written WASHINGTON GARDNER,
lsEALl Secretary ol state.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-22
Prohnta Notice.

First publication Sept , last Sept. az
State OF Michigan, county OF Iron.--ss, Notice
IN hereby given that by order OF the Probate
court for the county Of Iron aforesaid made on
the thirtieth day Of April, A. u. 1894, the cred
itorr shall be allowed untfl the twenty-eighth
day OF January next incusively TO present their
claims against the estate OF Nicholas Lachapelle,
deceased. aud that all creditors OF said deceased
are required TO present their claims 10 said
Probate court, az the Probate Office, I'm the
village OF Crystal Falls IA said county, for
examination and allowance on or before the
said twenty-elghth day Of January next, aud
that such claims will be heard before said court
Der. aud on Monday. the twenty eighth day OF
January next, at ten O'Clock In the forenoon OF
each Of thUse days. Dated September FIRST A
ID. 1894. ALBERT L. FIEwELIINa,
Judge OF Probate.