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FIRE SET TO
A WARSH|P.
Attempt TO Destroy the New
French IrOnClad Carnot
at TOulOn.
BLAZE DISCOVERED IN TINE.
Workman, an Anarchist Suspect,
Charged with Starting
the Fire.
TO BLOW UP PARIS BUILDINGS.
Bomb PIst Alleged to Have Been
Hatched in the United
States.
70 BLOW UP PARIS BUILDINGS.
liiy Associated Press

TurLON, july 13.-The authorities Of
this port are investigating what appears
- he the attempt Of Anarchists to de-
stroy by fire the new French iropclad
Garnet. watch was launched yesterday.
Just previ"rs 10 launching the IRON
clad. one OF the dockyard officials dis
covered smoke issuing from the hold of
the vessel
\. alarm Was prompt! given, and 1t
was found thar the fire had only Just
been started, and. therefore. 1t was cas-
lily rXtingtished.
The flames had been started in q
manner which leaves no room for doubt
that it was plot 10 destroy the ship ~
firr. - larg" bottle Of turpentine hct
been ,mptle1 over the woodwork of the
II a in q manner We'll calculated to cause
q rapid spread Of the fire.
Near the bottle box Of matches was
fHuud, and several burned matches were
around the got where the hames burst
forth.
1t Is reported that one OF the dockyard
wcrkmen. suspected of being an Annr-
,hiet. was shortly afterwards arrested,
and confessed that he and two accom-
plices planned to set fire to the CarnoL
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PULLMAN IS here. EASIER At OAKLAND.
May Have Something to Say
Soon on the Strike,
He Refuses 10 Discuss the Presi-
de It's Arbitration Commits sior.
Breakfasts AZ the Murray liiii with
Robert Lincoln.

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''''h' W." country ''"@ '''' '''" ''"
tered uIous the station platform a. If
there Nur nothing in this HE tl.t
worried him IA the least
Nh. Putnam "o1 b'uc s",r. sEph
sul, ana , STRAW hat M rtirut-i.gfhrr
H ., ,''' n.ar. OHM ',n.b w. ,,.1,r','
and II very Hlu!nblo Oppression aLouc
from, ME- rather srn,II .y.F.
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VI" h'- 'i"H ""''' reporter m"" "I''
preached i'm saw the aiuinhib' *.
pres,lor fad. ov.,v uf The u--t question
49, ,..r. ~.
no aHhfA' ana ~ uhr'Ai lace p'
came a. imrassiVe and ,Xpr, ssionles8 al
f. s,nu,. ,,u
The interview was Yer! snort Mr
Pullman, have YOU read in the morning
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i'ap''" cue '"'' ''''' >''> ~
lhnl mas hgt"eh 10 uppolNt cohiiilS
sion of nrbtration?"
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I've !"e' s"' w. "''n '"'' ''' ~
to read the head lines.
should such "A committee wait upur
Won. would Won meet If with Il view I,
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arhitrdtion"'
at is too soon to talk about tina
now, was Mr. iulIinah reply.
VIII you talk ABOUT II Inter
Possibly" was the. short rej"inler.
The thicf-set gentleman here inter
! ruptei the ConN erShtipn
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CALLED KIRK A LIAR.
Thompson Had .
Narrow Escape from Being shot.

CAMDEN, y. j., July 1.-THE New
Jesey Legislative Committee continued
H. investigation into the election OF AS
semhlrlnau William j. Thompson at the
Court House Ia Ibis city yesterday. A
dozen witnesses were heard, their evil
ience showing thar money mad been paid
Tor votes 10y friends ~ Thompson.
Before tn, hearing Assistant Sergeant
alarms r. \. Kirk was talking wit
rests when Thompson called him Il sneak
and u liar.
Kirk retaliItrd. and Thompson raised
his list To strike him
Kirk nut his hand - his hip-pocket.
where he had u revolver, but "a dozen
men Spruug between the disputants
and prevented probable bloodshed.
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A PAINTERS FATAL DREAM.
Reilly Had Just Secured Work
aid Feared He Would 0versleep.
Wrapped In Slumbcr lie Crcpt -
the Roof and Fell on.

John Reilly, f"rty-iiye years old. Of oU@
First avenue, walked In his sleep this
morning for the first time in his life,
As II result he nov lies in Bellevue
Hospital AT the point Of death. He
fen from the roof ~ his home, four
stories in height
Reilly Is II painter. Two muu,hs tx
his wife did Fer -evrIHl weeks before
that ana ever since he has been out Of
work. lie worried 4 great deal as he
Lad four children to support
bay after day he searched for employ
ment, and only yesterday he succeeded
~ finding 1t. He was To start IL This
morning. So early last evening he ar
ranged his brushes AL IN order and Put
them in = litue pil" beside his oyeraiis'
near his bel. and retired.
He was fearful lest he should not wake
in time. So he Instructed his children
that whoever awokc first was to call
chin.
Just a;i.r II O'Clock his son James
went to the room where his father was
in h-u. Reilly was SIN awake. Don't
forge; to call me he said to tn" boy.
II was two hours after that when a
neighbor in the house heard some one
sruanins. He searched around for half
an hour. Finally, from a window, he
Nv down in the rear OF tn" house, the
lpIlIl u q man lsllls oI ~ lll'lr sneI
'fr C"rs Z IN ntighbor aW ike.
among others the Kelly children. who
found that their father was not IN his
room, som" ui the tenants went down
and found that the man on the shed
was Reilly. He had evidently fallen
from Il height for there was a hole in
the roof ot the shed, which had been
made 10y Rrllly's head.
An ambulance was summoned and the
injured man was removed 10 Bellevue
Hospital where II was found he had "A
fractured skull and internal injuries. II
Is thought h will die.
On the roof - the house there VA
found d pair uf Eeilly's trousers. Il l.
believed that Reilly, being nervous and
agitdtrl, walked t. the roof in his sleep,
dreaming that he was about to 20 L.
work painting Tho hou~" that he picked
up has trousers. ana that in his dreamy
state he believed he was putting on his
uvcralls when h got to the edge OF the
roof md fell over
The children do not remember OF their
father ever having walked IN his sleep
before.
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WAS IT MATCHED HERE?
Alleged Plot to Explode BOmbs In
Public BuiIdings In Paris.

PARIS, July lS.-The Mstin to-day
publishes a most sensational report.
II says that the police Os this city have
been Informed that an Anarchist re-
Gently left The United states for Eng
land on route to France, having in his
POSSESSION several bombs.
Previous To the departure OF the
Anarchist referred to, according to The
Ma,in. "A plot was Matched in the United
states to exploded bombs simultane-
ously in the E.lyse- Palace, the Senate
Chamber, the Chamber OF Deputies and
th- Palace of Justice in this city.
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IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Tie hooks 10 Progressive Marhlnis's Union
No are to be audited neat Monday evening
unicers viii he elected ,hs evening by piyis
In g. ~ the l.Aburer' uiou Protective su'iri!
ana 10y the rlast"rers l.ahorers Union.
mg,iou to cs,aGl,sn en- s"''@sn, ,osuraoTg
meeting vi bri'klayrrs Union No y
Union resulted ar ioll"Ss -. D. Murphy, rre,i-
d Mt. J.. +. Wstt'. ire-Presidcni. T.. " Nuss"y,
Financial Secrc'ary' +. + ropeIy Recording
secretary.
elected ) seibach Prys,dcut, 5 Bal Vie.
Ero,ids"t nl'..n rord,ns Scr Se.r'"T
mer. H. Miller. One Manager G. Strpg.sr,
Sergoant-at-Arms
The Machonsis Benevolent sore', elected =
Wegvnrf. President A Nad"ruu-n. Financial So
rotary L. Nick.c Re, ortng Seore'ar. J Rlaar
Treasurer ]. Zeriass krauss { b h. rrus-
tees Huber, J. val.ntIae J. Trunk 4. L.rch.
Finance Committee
TIE officers elected by IN, annual Convent. N OF
The lntet lIrsss Worker anD Nt-sl 's'-'t
lion .ll Of Nortn Amer!"a, are F. F,'7fe,S,t
J, +. Fi'1rerald + }. Lyr.l r riao. T. s.eIer
]. CroohH. Executive Boar.
TIE Cticss, Trades anl Labor H.-.n.. 'p-
tHinu On ~. ground tia. p had .ertaaI '.'u tie
intsraatiunm fyIerra.ii 81 Talon {. D.r nn ~
graduation Nhlcd .s ogrp.ci TO BE mexican
Federation - L-t..
pcnten' Bakers Union, '..e gae,,.. eI, - cgra'nS
Tie ofnres OF rresteu, aaI Vice |resiien ".A he
discussed
These on srr agve bee" e-'sl "y ~ " r..
Dr. Fred, President L. Fla ..u. F..-' resident
tan Mcssr. Hor..r s,,H.r. Is d.. rnser
Stt.ibslyT. IFrrk FfEtHf.I"r
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the public vii, be given all tAc faces ia
the controversy between linn and Che
oml. ly"es. 1t will MAKE uo difference
whether Mr.. Pullman witho" to arbi,rlt
or not or Whether he Thinks that lie
haa nothing TO nrhitr,.". The Commute
tee viii have all the powers necessary
10 bring out ali the facts pud the put
lie can then raw ils own conciusiya,'
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entered the hallway.

| PATRICK EUGENE PRESDERGAsT, SLAYER
OF CARTER HARRISON.
Mr.. Harrison. who mad been sleeping
! In the dininE-rnUm on the frs. door uf
his residence was awakened by the con
versation and walked out into the hell
way.
He asked Prendergast what he wanted
| and the servant retired TO ;he kitchen.
Prcndergast muttered someth ing about
waning to be appointed Corporation
! {, unsC! and, rawinga %2-caIibre re-
/ Nolyer, shot M. Harrison four times
/ He the ntied. and on the way fred at
and mi! sed Charles pdrth who came to
the Mayors assistance. and who pur-
| sued. bubt failed 20 overtakc the as
! sassin.
MI. Harrison died within twenty min
utes after being shot.
| PrenderEast after the murder, i'm
medlately proceeded to the Desplaines
| street station and surrendered
He said he had shot the Mayor because
! the latter had broken faith with him In
| failing to appoint him Corporation Coun-
| sci
! Prendergast was indicted, tried and
on Dec. % 1880. convicted of murder in
the first degree. Insanity was the sole
| defense.
He was cntenced by Judge Brentano
to be- hanged on March g. 1894. under
an Illinois law, providing that Il court
empanel jury to hold II hearing to
|
defendant. al any time before execution
and after sentence, Prendergast's coun-
sci obtained from Judge thetain. on the
eve Of the day Tor the execution, II stay
| of proceedings Tor two weeks, or until
| April lasi.
This decision brought upon Judge
| Chetlaiu the general "ensure OF the
press aud public. Various legal steps
death on the gallows, but ne was finally
declared sane BY a jury OF experts. and,
as GOV. Altgeld refused to interfere, his
The assassination Of Carter II. HART
son was one of the most notable crimes
| of the century.
grievance upon which To base his at
! tack. The dastarIly character OF the
| crime aroused such intense Indignation
in Chicago, and, in fact, throush out the
| country, that there was At Hrs, talk or
| lynching Preniergast, and the long de-
lay in bringing him to the scaffold was
| condemned Al nome and abroad as AN
| outrage upon the name OF the law.
Carter Harrison was one Of the best
| known men in the United STATE, and
had been for years picturesque figure
| In politics.
His ASA ssnatlom east a shadow over
| the closing days OF the great World
| Fair, towards whose success, AZ Mayor
and as a business citizen. MI. Harrison
| had largely contributed. No man Ia thi-
cage was more popular with tho people
| generally. He had several times been
| elected to the utfi ill position which he
| hc,d at the time Of his death
| fTendergasl was born in Ireland but
cane to this country when fvr years
ia. and wac reared in Chicago The sin
! aud he was u close student OF Henry
| Georges writings tie also imagined
! mat he was - municipal Tctorn"T, ana
thought II mad" II mad to.rnIau"n
! Counsel h. could grade crossings IN chi
. oago and su.y" III" problem 81 rlcNatins
/ an tur railroad tracks WITHIN the city
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To Save Fircmen from Expulsion

TERRE HAUTE. July l3.--Fred Keel
er. of Texas, OF the Grand Lodge Loco
motive Firemen, and Chairman George
i. Reed, of the Missouri Pacific, and II.
NJ. Limo, of the Baltimore and ohio
divisions. are in this city in conference
With Grand Master Sargent over the
strike troubles. IT is thought that they
seek to prevent the expulsion of fire
men who have quit work owing to the
troubles hroght about by the strike,
Grand Master Sargent las withdrawn
from tic race us Republican candidate
FOR Congress from tins district,
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DENVER. col. July lS.-unt Of the
4. X. L. Ccmmitte. for this district has
started for Chicago to confer with Pres
dent Dehs. II is understood the mem
hers OF the Executive Committee from
ali over the country have been called to
the council
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POINTERS ON THE RACES.
Fair Glass of Horses Engaged in
the Contests for To-Day.
War Bonnet. Sir knight, Norway,
Banquet, Don ilOnEo, Roller.
EVENING WORLD" SELECTIONS

T'irst Rncc--Nnr iiunnri. Iudrn,
I.uTj EINi.cstonc.
second Rncr--Sir knit.bi. LaX-
ZarGnc, Star Actress.
Third Rnrc--NorMHs, ,.ndy Rich
E,OHG, TuncrcJ.
Fourth Rn"r--nn 10uci, Ducnt.
Lizzie.
Eiith Unrr--DOn AloUIo, Ton,
si.idmore. chant
si,ii Race. ROLLER, iIfeDout. ill
NcIcdo.
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Has rir -. the Ucsur, OF Blow

r.....l ha.. ...t.a,c ,sara Oh. O.. 49, Essi
.ve....r.a .r.,. uaa ..aGfa. To- Bellevue
I.r....l r..svH.v s.aeu.r .s.ur a Is,s.U.e ''s'-
... r. G.a rau' uu s.ausy .sst Re-a had a
....rr. ..ft. rHgp taulea pgg4n l.. Du.I. ;
-.l..r sf l..tg-lttu street aud FiEst avenue and
va. struck yu The hrud with bottle, since
tl,n Ks,l h.. hal nc seven times. lie was
sized With one while a. r9rk yesterday and was
taken T. The hcsr!ga!.
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Eu,hAW,y bEAC., 1uly ga body wss
f,uUa r.atiug III Eogk-Nay Point yesterday az
ternuua uy William Lasgisl. II proved To be tie
body VI Robert Lee al engineer OF the Rsu
York Central Railroad, who VA dTOansd while
in bathing on BoSes Hotel Lee va. Idcnhhs<
by the ladies bathing suit he were.
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CHOLERA in RUSSIA.
Fit, -four Deaths Reported Aester-
day in 81. Petersburg.

ST. PETERSBURG, July l3.-There
were l4G new cases of cholera and II
deaths from that disease reported here
yesterday.
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ftlEr SCOTT. Kan, july lj.-Th"
rurt Scott and Memphis Railway paid
of aud discharged All mmbers of the
A. 4. 4. YESTERDAY None Of tn" m II
sought reinstatement Hs they adhere
10 the idea that they viii win.
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Norway is "A colt OF considerable speed
and he seems to have IN excellent
chance to win this event. Lady Rich
mond and Tancrcd look the best of the
others.
Foruh Ra,o- Purse 81 GOO. haniira. for three
yoar-oldE and upward: one milo anu !. furouE.
3Os ". =. Dryers Observation-Disclosures. Ia
80 4. Sheldss Losau.......,.............. iu&
2s2 II. Th-Obald's star Actrsss. %
sol w. G. Days %
Banquet ought to beat Ducat in this
event, though the latter viii give the
Geldlng hard race. Lizzie may De
third.
r'"h Rae" Purse SSpo. Tor throo-v enr-orls aud
upward: selling; ore mile and a sixteenth
COO NJ. L. Dwyor'g Don AlUnzo.............. II.
S02 J. Shields & Co.'S Tom Skidmors. ....... lO2
800 J. b ColiEG'a Observation-Disclosures. 80
29S NJ Jordan 4 Co.'S our maggie 81
Though the sharp turns will not suit
Don AlOnzu any too well the big colt
should win AT the weights. Tom Skid
more seems to hold Chant safe enough
the latter having twenty pounds the
worst of the weights.
Iln. ,
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GAIN ESTON, Ten, July l3.~At the
request Of the Santa t'e management
for more projection, the Galveston Light
Artillery were ordered to the santa Fc
yards last evening. Upon the arril al of
the troops, employees In all branches Of
The service struck, refusing TO work I'M
der military protection. The troops
were soon removed and work resumed.
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Railroad Calls for Protection.

COLUMBUS, o., july 13.--'rhe Column
bus Hooking Valley and Toledo Rail
road Company last evening made de-
mand on Sheriff Riley, Of Hooking C"un-
they viii make al effort to move freight
to-day. The situation has been threat
ening. The Sheriff will not demand for
troops unless he fails to maintain order.
The Adiuiant-General has been in CON
sultatiun vita GOV. Mckinley and every
thing is in readiness to move the militia
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Newspapers Not Intimidated.

FORT WAYNE. Ind, July l3.-In ans
wer to the American Railway MONS
demand that all papers Of Fort Wayne
remain neutral, the six daily new spapers
denounced the threat. The papers have
all denounced Pullman's treatment OF
his employees.
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CINCINNATI. o., July l3.-Mr. D'Dcll.
chairman Of The Local Assembly Of
brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, was
in this city yesterday afternoon. h had
been to verrr Haute. He refused to
speak on the reported prospective strike
Of Big Four locomotive tirsmen Last
night he returned to Terre Haute. Fire
men deny that any strike was ordered.
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Ex-Er.iEht Chief Indicted.

TACOMA, Wash. July 13.-c. 4.
Barnes. ex-Chief of the freight depart
inent OF the Northern Pacific. was ar
rested yesterday for contempt of court.
Geo.ye Hunter and A. G, McClelland
allege he tried to induce them to quit
working for the Company. He was held
in 81 600 for Il hearing to-day. The Fed
eral Grand Jury has indicted him on
I'M, sa me charge
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u&nt-l u..e,je. wt'-dv- ea.s ola. q ts1 Las;
INlg;y-Cuh l,gee, v1s .oaa4 sally tHls mora
log wandering "a TUlrJ avenue. near Gas rivd-
drcd and Twenty-Ngst street hlsedins lrcm a
s,vore wound IN the head, lie said he had been
hit With a stone thrown by some unknown man.
lie was removed 70 the hA.gE4 HesF!taL
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PEORIA, III, July l3.-The strike
ended here Yesterday. Most of the men
Of the Rock Island and Peoria and Pekin
Union have returned to work.
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DAILY AN~RICA

First Kacr-Lori n lwks tone. Mdrr.
Second RaCo- LaEZir me, " .rub,rg.
Third RaCc-I.ddN Richmond, South
side.
Fourth Ruco-BaUqI'-, DUcat,
Fi'th RACe--buI AiJn2O, Tom -..i
nor.
Sixth Rlce-Al:. Sass, Silye.adJ.
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FARGO, n, D., July 13.-rhe Northern
Pacific men are fast returning to work.
their old places, but put in line with the
new men. At jamestown the A. K. L.
officers withdrew from the order, a ma
iority Of them returning to work. At
Mandan and Dickinson nearly al, the
strikers applied for thcW old positions.
Freight trains are commencing to run.
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GENERAL STRIKE NEWS.

New Orleans strikers Replaced.
NEW ORLEANS. fuly u. The striking
Wttchul"I uu1 FIR men On the Northeast
I'm Iailrond nave ben replaced. and
all trains are moving without m.vrrup-
ton. None Of the strikers will be taken
I,ur,.
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MorEinK Papers Selections.
AT BRIGHTON.

AT BRIGHTON.
RECORDER.
First RaCc-Del Nurte, Avon.
Second RaCr-L.aZZ u me, Sir Knight.
rhri Race Spithsiie Norway.
Fourth Race banquet, DucHt.
Fifth RaCe--n1n Alorzo, Tom Skid
more.
sixth Eace-Roller, Silverado.
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II YOU propose to make drnkiDS your whole
business IL is wonderful how hort aud useless,
YOU can make your lie. write Manager, 20
West Thirty. fourth street -
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TUOS. r., CABLES SEASIDE not 81,
RuCkAWAY BEACH.
Excellent Rhode Island Clamhnke every lhaTs-
dly Saturd.y and sunday, 81. 90 special rates
10 partics Fine Dish dinner daily, 7og. -
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stone look the best of this lot, and may
finish as named.
Second Race.--Pursc $500, handicap for three
wear Olds: mile.
26s Leigh a Roses Lazzarono. ............... l2c
2sS W. j. Roche's Sir knight. ,............... liS
(2sSl j. McTaughlin's weinberg ............... IA
2s2 II. Theohali'. -" Actress ............... 81
1913 W. p. Althousc's nauntless. .......,...... %
In this race the finish should I've very
close between Sir knight and l.azzarone,
and the former may win. Star Actress,
who ran a rafting good race when last
out, NAV be third.
rhrd' Race.-purso $500. for thrce-ycar.o
selling five furnn.R
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-22
Mcbride his

James Mcbride and --- McBride ms
wife Maurice Cassie otherwise known
as Maurice Casey and - CASSIE OF
Casey his wife. will take notice that on
the 18th. day Of September ls9l tharies
Hammond. plaintiff herein hleh hrs pei
ition in the District Court of Lancaster
Cocntv, Nebraska against ali.of said det-
cn.lanls the object and prayer at whiei'
are 10 foreclose u certain mortgage exec,
utcd hy the defendants Charles ". ter
err and Julia L.. Gerber To the piaatt
upon Lot II i'm Blocl; 10. South fafN
Addition To- the City Of Lincoln, Lancas-
ter County. Nebraska. to sccur" the pay
meat of three certain PROMISE r. no''
dated June I. 1891, one for the sum ~. ~
sII5pO due June |. 1852, ono Tor So
due December |, 1891 and one i1r so,-'
due June I. 1892, and there Is no" aue
upou said nOtes and mortgage inc SUM
of Sl6i5O with interest from Sep'eilfbei
~. I-94 at ten percent per annum.
The plaintin prays for decree 'hat
the defendants be required t0 pay VIZ
same or that said premises may DE soi"
To satisfy the amount found due "Se'i'
eT with costs of suit. -.
You are required to answer sa'd petit
ION on or before Monday the 22nd. day
of October 1891.
Dated Lincoln. Nebraska. September
u. 1894. CHARLES HAMMOND:
L. Plaintiff.
Bv Daniel f. Osgood, his attorney.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-22
ID. +. OSGOOD,
Att9rHe at Law.
First Publication Sept. 10.
ShtiI 81

Notice is hereby z. ven that by virtue
or an execution issued by the clerk oil
the district court Of the Third Judicial
District of Nebraska, within and for
Lancaster County. in an action wherein
The Columbia National Bank ~ Pl"H,'
McMurtry are defendants. ] will, at :
o'clock D. m. on the 10th day Of October.
AsD. 1891. at the east door Of the court
house in the city of Lincoln, Lancaster
County. Nebraska, offer for sale at pup
lie auction the following described rear
estate to-wit: H..
The northeast quarter. the northwest
quarter. the southeast quarter ana the
southwest quarter of section nineteen
I9 town nine 90 range seven 90 east IN
Lancaster County, Nebraska.
Given under my hand this l3th Gay o1
September. 4. d.. 1891.
FRED \. MILLER,
Sheriff.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-22
THE COURIER
S. l.. GEISTHARDT.
AttorEey at Law.
BURR BLOCK.
Sher If s T.
First PnbIication Sept. la.


Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of an order of sale issued by the clerk OF
the clerk Of the district court of the
Third Judicial District OF Nebraska.
within and for Lancaster county, IN an
action wherein The Clark Il Leonard
Investment Company and Lederer N
Strauss are plaintiffs and William \. Pike,
ct al are defendants. | will at , O'Clock p.
m. on the 10th day of October, A. ID.
1894, at the east door of the court house
in the city Of Lincoln, Lancaster county,
Nebraska, offer for sale at public auction
the following described real estate to
wit: lot number four a. in block num-
Der two o. in Walnut Park Addition to
Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
September. A. d.. 1894.
FRED A. MILLER,
Sheriff.