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The record-union., 1894-05-11
SUPREME COURT.
In RANK.
SACRAMENTO. Thursday. May 10, 1894.

SACRAMENTO. Thursday, May 10, 1894.
Court met at 10 A. NJ.
Prese4nt17Beatty, c; j., presiding. McFar-
land. j.; De Haven, j.; Garoutte, j.; Harri-
son, j.; Fitzgerald, j.; Van Fleet J. Nc
Calvy Deputy Clerk; Russell, Bailitf.
1898 -Roblnson VS.. Southern Pacific
Company-Cause argued by G. w Enerney
for appellant, Thos. V. Gator and g. NJ Jen
nings tor respondent. Foshay Walker for ap
pellant, and submitted.
Upon motion of A. G. Hinkson, presenta
tion OF license from the Supreme Court Of
Texas, and evidence of good moral character
ii is ordered that Charles L. Kettler be and he
is hereby admitted TO practice as an attorney
and counselor-at-law in all the courts of this
State.
,263-Dickey VS.. Tercheria; 1899
CORDOBA VS.. kay-Upon stipulation on Tile
herein. it is ordered that the appeals herein
be and the same are hereby dismissed with.
out costs TO either arty.
Is, ,277-Coulterville and Yosemite Turn
pike Company VS.. State of California-CauSe
argued by W. G. Belcher for appellant Attor
ney-General w. IL. II. Hart for respondent
and submitted.
19.267-Van Loo VS.. Van Alzen-Cause ar
gued by f. II. Short for appellant, s. J. Kinds
for respondent, and submitted
Is, ,167--WatklnS VS.. Wilhoit; 1865
Littlehole VS.. W1lhoit; Is, ,169-Tully VS. VIII
holt; 1S.l70-Duffy VS.. Wilhoit-CauSes con.
tinued until tomorrow
Court adjourned TO O A NJ fO-mOrrOw
The record-union., 1894-05-11
IN CHAMBERS

SACRAMENTO, Thursday, May 10, 1894.
Ex parte w. r. Bibby. on habeas corpus-It
is ordered that writ of habeas corpus issue
herein as prayed for, returnable before the
Supreme Court in bank on the 18th day of
May, 1894, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ OF that day.
7. b. MCFARLAND
Justice of the Supreme Court
The record-union., 1894-05-11
GENERAL NOTES,
STATE TREASURY.

Condition of the Several Funds on the
both of April.
According to Controller Colgan's re-
port the following sums were in the diff
ferent state funds at the close Of April:
The record-union., 1894-05-11

SARsAPARILLA AND. IRON. Get it from
the sole agent, McMorry, 531 NJ st.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-15

WIN Bsby - dck, Ne esve ~ c.aa)A
When she was Child, he crisd for CaaosSA
wben she became Mn. she chung to Cnstosaa.
Wan - had Children. she gave thsn C.auA,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-15

Esia;e Of Arns y. schoenning. deccssed.
The undersigned having been appointed excu.
tore Of the last viii and fetfaDerf Of Anna r.
schoennipg late ofthe county Of Rock Island stsss
OF Illinois. deceaeed hereby give notice that they
Win appear before the county court Of Rock lslanl
county, u the once Of the clerk of said copfs IN
the city Of Rock Island, n the February term. %
the NM Monday In February. next. II which tiDo
Ill persons having claims against eaid estate ere
noti1ed and requested 10 attend. for the purpoeo
Of hsvinG the eame adjusted
An persons indebted 10 said estate are reqsee-
ted 70 maze immediate payment 10 the under.
signed.
Dated THE 9Th day OF December. A. D.. 1884.
FRED SCHOBNNfxo.
HENRY ALLBMAy6.
Executors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-15
Notice to Contractor .

Sealed proposals. yin be received q the city
clert's once. R0ck leland. ILL.,. until Monday.
Dec. IL. 1895. a o clock p. m, for the oousfrur-
ton 81 standpipe and founo alton for the city Of
Rock leland. NJ. and for Furnishing all the ma
teriss and dons the work according 90 plano and
spe sifcaiions ON file ~ the city clefkis Office.
ehccs 10 the sum Of I've hundred aisno, doiiss,.
payable 20 the order Of the mayor Of said city.
which shall b-oome forfeited raid city. in Case
tie bidder ehAl fail 10 enter into contract viii
approved surefiee TO execute the work for the
price mentioned IN HE bid and according % the
plans and epecifcsfiooe In the event that the
contract ehall be awarded 10 him.
Rock leland. IL. Nov. u, 1884.
A. d. HrRsING. City Clerk
7. J. MEDILL. JR.. Mayor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-15

IN a fc,r minutes sC,c them riding d0,rn
the dUcnuc.
some couple, and sighed to think how
the outward appearance of Felix belied
his foul spirit. Olivia looked remarka-
bly, beautiful and managed her horse to
perfection As they drew near noticed
their haggard looks, as though they had
passed the night without sleep, and
again the Thought flashed through my
mind that there might be an understand
ing between them.
But, however much Olivia knew, /
felt sure she was ignorant that Francis
had been done to death by his brother,
else even she would have recoiled from
so base a scoundrel.
Here we are, you see" said Felix
defiantly as / raised my hat to Miss
Bellin, quite ready to set out on this
wild goose chase.
81 am afraid you will find it more &C.
rious than you think, Briarfeld."
cat all events, we won't find that
body You speak of. y
IT am certain you will, Mr.. Felix Bril-
arfield"
lyon still insist that Francis is Fe-
lix?" said Olivia rs we rode on together.
II am absolutely certain Of it. "
"What about this?' interposed Felix,
refining up his horse and handing in
telegram. 'Olivia received it this morn
ing"
/ glanced at the telegram. 1t was
from Felix in Paris to Olivia at Marsh
minister and stated that he was going
to Italy in q few days. but hoped to re-
turn for the wedding. handed 1t back
without remark, but it struck me as
strange that such matter should have
been sent by wire instead of by post.
The telegram. to my mind, was another
move in the game Felix was playing SO
boldly.
.Well, Denham," he said. restoring
it to his pocket, You see by that teie.
eram that Felix is in Paris, and. If SO,
must be Francis ?"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-15
1894 er rae AvTaoa

Pareu. AS Aunt Sophia said. the fur
niture OF the former proprietor was still
tnere, SO touch or two had rendered
the house habitable. This accounted for
their unwillingness to receive me as a
guest and for the widowed ASPECT of
the rooms which had struck me so forci-
bly,. A second tragedy had accentuated
'ne evil reputation of the house. But,
while the first tragedy was known to
all, the second was known only to nv
self and tO-Felix Briarfield.
felt certain that he was connected
IN some way with the unexpected death
OF his brother. Francis had been lured
TO that lonely inn for the purpose of be-
ing murdered, and the crime had been
accomplished by Strent and his daueh.
ter. So far as knew, Felix had not been
near the house on the night in question,
yet he was without doubt morally guilty
OF the crime. Olivia, believing him to
De her lover Francis, did not place much
Ialth In my story, but surely, when she
was convinced by the sight of the dead
body and had torn the mask from the
face OF Felix, she would let ME deal
with him as he deserved.
Next morning l was up betimes. and
telling my aunts would not be back
TIL late went round to the sole livery sta
bles possessed by Westminster. These
We're kept by Bob Fundy, bow legged
little man. who had been a Jockey in
his youthful days and who was q great
friend OF mine. He expressed great JOY
at my temperance in Westminster
| ana mounted me on the best of his
steeds. was in too great hurry to ex-
change more than few words with the
genial old fellow and set ont at once
for Bellin Hall. Later on regretted my
haste, as a few words of explanation
from Fundy would have saved me much
money and long journey.
At 10 O'Clock was ut the mark gates
but Felix and Olivia had not yet put in
an appearance. l intended to denounce
Felix rs murderer in the presence of
his brothers dead body and to tell Miss
Bellin of his friendship with Rose
Strent Jealousy, if nothing else, might
make her guess the truth and prevent
Felix carrying on the shameless impos-
ture in which he now INDUCED SO inso.
lcNtly. Once proved the identity O
the dead man by means of the pear
ring, which Olivia would recognize,
hoped to make short work of the preten
sions of Felix 1t was difficult task
but / was now seized with what il
known as detective fever and determin
ed TO run the assassin to earth Hi
name, / firmly believed, was Edward
Strent and that Felix was an accom-
plice. 1t was questionable whether Ros'
Strent had taken any active part in tn,
commission of the crime.
| In few minutes l saw them ridin,
down the avenue. They looked hand
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-15
s,haae@y yossee.
STATE or ILLINOIS. a.
RocE IsLAsD Couurr.


Rock IsLASD Corury-
In tie Circuit Courf, In chsnoery
January tern A. D.. 1856.
9oscph Meushcp " Henry c. Connolly, sdnin.
istraaor. e. b. .. c. & O. Of The estsse of Gsrah B.
Cobb. eeceseed. ct a. 10 chaDo0y. Bill Zoe
SPECIFIC Performance.
xfndasit o. soo-rssidcpoe Of william r. Rug
gles. D..iel Rnggies. Zesse 2: Rsssles. Cosdslls
lydia l. Cod ssnuel D. Rssgies. Richsc1 q.
RaGgles. klUasd 9. Raggl1. hrah G. Bgeg1eo.
Mortimer = Rugglea. Gardioes Ruggles. LyG6
fstec, Cordelts fatge. 0ses PsigR- Rsedes1ck
q esrsA B. coSo. deceesed. having Sses
died Z. the clerks cfnce Il the e1rcrh ooegs
sives 70 Tie ssid son-sessSest eeisaSasis -
- Con-, - sso sl 80 s . ossss:s
day a Novenbes. 80, ed thss thereeVso .
Q suoo00 ioeu,d out % saie o01r- yAsre11 ~
euif = ~ pooding retafDaele On IL 6sue ~
day b the month Of January. pext, - = ~ ~
- dsfesdSst: sSoSe scs.i. WINE =. -
dee, Dantcl RuGgles. Zene r. 9sng1es. OuroQIh
tsiGe. Lug .. eoaies. wilIis1 O. Rs010, r.
eia q 0Stl eansei d. naeEiD-. ktc6ss6 =.
Sos6scr &. ssssiss. Gsssi.sr S.csies. -
49,. CDedelia Fsiec. 0ss. hsies, .R.oss56
~; - e. 6s -: 80 "a e 81, tss:::.
:sy = ss 90 a.. Wv z q g: "a. 80: ::
hosaen q noek Islaa1 d 81 ~ - 80
oosnty, On ths Ina Msa1ay = Ja.noV neA -
pieed, essves o. eemnr - - go 49,
sni sIi.n tSss.is eh.sSsa = - vin So.
On - esa6saasd. snd . 6acree eaassea eeninss yoa
RocE 1Sissd. TiIinsis. Nov. g. issl.
0BOnGU y. GAMBLE.
Cierk q saiA Ouszls
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-15
Notice - sale by Commissioners.
sat sssr i. o. 1I dsssss. -.

10 the circuit court Of said county. IN chancery
Mar Lucy Huggins and frsnk r. Huegiss- w.
Harvey chase higgins and George p. Rofh, IN
partition.
IN san canoe ON the 10Th DAY Of November. A. D..
1924. ]. Richard A. Donsidson. special eo@mis-
s,oncf, yin on Thundsy. the soth day Of Deoen-
the afternoon Of said day. st the ssufh door Of
TIE dwelling house situated On the premises
hereiesftsf described In the city Of Rocf Islane.
In said county. expose At public auction snl eeli
70 the highest bidder for cash In bond the follow
ing deserited real estste. situated in the county
Of Rock Island. and sssfe OF Illinois. touif:
The east nine go feet Of lot nu0ber twelve
n.). and al Of Not nu0oef thirteen Cs) On biock
number three 80 IN thsf pssf Of the city Of Rock
island. known ~ the Chicago or Lower addifiuo.
Dseed q Rocs Island this 30th day Of Novem-
bes. A. o. leo1.
RICHARD a. DONALDSON,
special Commiaesoner.
JACKSON HrasT. soliciiors for Conpisinsps.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-15
Chancery Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Rock InI.Aup COUNTY. ne

STATE OF ILLINOIS.
BocK ISLAND COUNTY.
In the circuit court 81 ssid Rock leland county.
20 the Jsnury term. A. D.. 1885, In chspoery.
Robert s. Woodburn. complainant. ve John Ey-
ane. the unknown helm or derisees Of John
Bvan. deceased Nancy Evsns. the unknown
heir or oeyiseee Of Nancy gyans. deceased.
defendants. Bill 20 quiet title.
To the above named defendants and each of
them: Amdsyi OF your non residence having
been hled In the ONCE q the clerk Of said circuit
court, notice 10 hereby ven 70 you and each a
you that the above named complainant has died
tn eaid court HE ball Of complaint arsine; you On
the ehsncesy eide Of said count: thai Q sun-
mons IN chspcery hes been ieeued In said couDe
agasnef you. returnable 20 the next term Of said
court, 70 be begun and holden af the conri house,
In the city OF Rock Island. In said county on the
nrrt Monday Of January a. d. isas. u which time
demur % said bill Of Complaint Il YOU sce al.
GEORGE ". GAMBLE. Clerk
svRHuBy q wAaksk- Solicitosp Coz Complf.
Rock Island. Illinois. Nov. Ia. 4. D. 1874.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-15
LEGAL
Ad@tuistrator's Notice.

8stsae OF cnibefine Frey. deceased.
istratns of the estate 81 Catherine Frey. ~ q
TIE county of Roch leland. ssais u llliS0ia, g,
ceeaed. hereby gfves notice that BE Gin $780,
before the county oour Of Rock ieland en-
", q the once Of the cierk of cid cougl d
The city Of Roct leland: si the February sefa, g
TIE aWt Monday 70 febrssry pest. q mo
tate ose notified and fequestee 20 attend Cor IL
parpooe Of having the eaDe adjuste1.
Al pesons indebted 20 said estate ere request
ed % make Immediate payment 20 the under
sigped.
Dated this IAN dss o: December. a. d. isss.
WILLIAM FREY. Adminisfraiur.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-15

Consult . doctor, Denham, at oupa.
You are mad or subject to hallucina-
tons"
And with that he Get OF 1t Q smart
trot, and was left alone at the door Of
the inn.
After the extraordinary experiences
had undergone began to think there
might be something in what he said.
Nevertheless determined for my own
satisfaction to 90 to Paris and see II Ee.
lix Briarield was at the Hotel des 1t
rangers If he were not, then my sus-
picions might prove to be correct. but
il he were then I might believe that
my adventure at the inn was Q dream.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-15
WANTED!

Aeents to cen osr mss bosk, DscrIouAsy %
yemeoDe. use1ee ~ evosy teecAer: psDn end
fantly: tneeeDo1 ~ $780, - peblic. Aessss
gel - ooo6s ~ week. 0ueCoostal aGents viii
be nede eea eral agsats. Dc PAT.
PURITAN PUBLISHING CO..
0ool0u, 0aos.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-05-05
THE COURIER
SHAKESPEARE AND BACON AT sOROsIS.
Il

Buringm-Thes subject still unsettled
"Shakespearean Controversy led by Mrs A. Ricketts, Mrs.
Ricketts, believer
Wm Shakespeare could be the author Of the plays that bear
his name study
who lacked essential qualities mind and heart could
be the Of and the greatest poets Mrs Ricketts,
ferred to the fact that Ham the said sixty that
he found impossible to identity the writer OF Henry WILL and
Macbeth with the young who parts London
theatre The author Of the scholarly
showing he did knowledge Greek and Latin all the
Romantic languages a student OF
those OF history both present Many
plots taken from other
English until after appearance the plays He
acquainted with law and philosophy Among the objections
urged
First He made impression the political social his
time There record of his having been with the Of
letters and literary tastes There word him from
either friend ngeo concerning
his life be written in twelve lines
writing without education
critics try that he could neither read write and
the of his writing would scrace Indicate who
could write There OF his lays in his
writing in existence.
Third-Fom official and traditions
Shakespeare low bred and devoid of intellectual ambition
The itself signifies a person bearing
the peitioned that might be changed.
FouhThee manuscript
the British where have been gathered copies Of
almost every known work.
Fh-Hs personal character direct opposition
sentiments Of love justice humanity and hospitality
ed the He in 1854 left school A.
apprenticed butcher II participated drinking
with youths from neighboring VILLAGE He married at
The record shows that
stealing and obliged flee London he held
for the gentry oaed call boy and later played the the
ghosts Hamlet and Adams He
and constantly engaged petty He
brewer No Of his plays around his the land
his defendants
1t shown by Mrs Ricketts, that Edward Reed Of Andover
Mass that the credible
least for he philosopher Of letters nguit courter
His book found 4O4
quotations found Shakespeare which he had
The evidence which Tobsy
Matthews throw the matter of tng Bacon
the only the who
Antonys He concealed his authorship
acknowledged would
father himself and in thought speech
led the scaod and stake The theory that the authorship
composite aeny supported by critics. and Roe
acknowledge that probably the written than
author.
The meeting will be led by Mrs. A. the subject
OF Single Tax" Sorosis will with Mrs May
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-05-05

4 {rN report that prospects for good fall crop
better than before at this time
Implement dealers report number of planters
every indication of activity country Travelling
statesmen say country merchants
thing looks avorabe Notwithstanding this condition Of affairs
however, there duness trade The OF
the Kelly army continent depressing
effect the public general and business particularly
The fact that this country such condition exists ITSELF
such evidence of the depressed condition
must of necessity bring home to the most thoughtess the
ceedng lack OF activity prevailing Never before the
history Of this land has such spectacle been
ented the people, Never before has there been time when such
of the called Industrial possible
In the European where the soil
has exhausted extent that suces support
the dense population such these have been
but the United States the land of plenty
presented people, have occurred before
since the beginning the panc its has been attributed
thing the fact patent ALL that
the and only the continued depression
strictly raceabe the vacatng policy Of the admnista
tion First had free silver The discussion of this question
consumed months of and meanwhile the financial
OF country shaken The upshot
the talk and legislation the repeal the Sherman and the
voting of the Segnorage BILL Financial affairs had established
themselves money quesoc settled
assumed a normal or at least frmer position.
The tariff bill which, the incoming Of the
has been anxousy expected and much debated the politicians
legislature the country the end yet
claimed that this bill have passed both houses by the latter
of May and when has, possible that also be vetoed
1t question of high protection low
lection but decided policy absolutely necessary
reestabh business Importers bringing
goods manufacturers manufacturing nothing buyers for the
large wholesale houses buying nohng the retailer buying
nothing and the nactivehas little buy
thing All of which traceable the agnaton all lines of
dutabe goods all classes articles liable to be effected
way by the tariff bill.
How will the people stand this condition? This
ton impossible this but long
tinue the uncertain state long will business
tinue will failures
show corresponding week of the
Just will there revival of trade line The bust
of country such this be compared to the works of
finely constructed clock Stop wheel and stop the mach
of this country the main spring of the works that keep trade
moving The country have stated before prime
dton Every prospect indication favorable
everything points fall trade but until the tariff question
fnitely and ably decided another
until then, expect complete revival in business
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-05-05

TX The following summary of the bust
- ness situation is prepared for THE
COURIER at the Omaha office of Snow,
81 Church Il Co.:
~ The heavy rains in this section Of
the country have done much for the
soil which is in splendid condition. Farmers
report that prospects for a good fall crop
are better than ever before at this time
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-05-05
The spring Medicine.

"A down. from the weakening effects of
need good tonic and blood purifier like Sarsapara
put off taking Numerous ailments neglected will
break Sarsaparla
and give you strength and appetite.
When the ice be the LINCOLN CO.
the wagon, they have pond ice. 1O4O, o Street.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-06-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

4 social dane vas given al The opera
hoase last night
Mrs T A PoxeIl weut to Albany ~cd-
Hesday 10 visit Mrs Ckas Metzgar. who i
very sick.-Halsey News.
The ice cream and strawberry social
given las evening by the ladies of The c T
church sEEs pleasant affair.
Marshal Lee left this afternoon on :
visit with friends az Bnen2 Vista During
his absence Frank WheeAer will act q
marshal.
Mr. John Nielsen ard daughter. Of she3d
were in Albany to-day. and paid the DEN
ocRAT osiic& pleasant cali This Was Nj
Nelson first visit 10 the city for about I
year.
MrsIH Carsrseil. who has been in thu
ferry Ts.Sz Sr-S s'-sssss---s-s-'-A---
home in Albany Tuesday. She was auooan
panied by her daaghter, Mrs w A Calder.
brownsville Times
Edgar Bloiresf and Van Wilson left al
10 O'Clock today for Eugene which they ex,
pected 10 reach az 3 o'clock. They VII
spend Sabbath with Rev and Mrs Wilson.
They rode bicycles.
The Albany Social Club last evening
gave their first public party IN their neH
and pleasant rooms IN the Baltinsor'
block. A large number enjoyed the les
tivities Of the evening and the good treat
inert Of the young men.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-06-22
SATURDAY
ROME AND ABROAD

Six boxes of sra berries for 7s cents s
cheap enough.
Tbos H Tongue will deliver the grafton
at Ash and on Juiy 4 b.
The Grand Lodsc Of Odd Fellows con.
venes 10 Eugene next Tue sday.
~ the Willamette field day Chester
Murphy won the one mite bicycle race in
s:4s.
iseesza.sss ssslking about ,llhe
What Tor.
Capt Sachs is making arrangements
10 establish gua fac ory ii Eugene for
the manufacture os his hammerIess gun.
Al the meeting Of the Building * Loan
association last night loan was made 10
F II Mitchell at IS ron,hs interest in ad-
vance.
F U Hickok, night operator al this place
has been promoted 20 chief cIerk>hi2 al
Albany. The change ~ilI probably not
be made before July /. We congratulate
Fred on his pro.noi.on.-Junctioa City
Times.
T Buford has been appointed farmer
al thr re oTm school. Tom Is about such
I2Iner As Dt4 -efc, Ano IdG o7lt kEno
OF fence he can build is political one.
Verify, no time Is lost in rewardiig the
faiihful-Jefferko IN Review.
Ell Fiasier has sold 20 w Fl Bu.iges. .
conductor on the opR Rfs.7s acres in
Hendricks addition. We learn that ST
Burtgex will build neat residence o.. the
property and Otherwise improve it,
Eugene Guard.
Several reform sch-oI appointments
have been made 10 fi!l the saczncie,
caused By recent removals. T Butorc
has been appointed farmer and Mrs Blu
ford teacher; Joseph James, nigh,waieh
Allen Rhode. gardiner; 9 w Smith, o
Portland, chief cook; John King, assis.an
farmer; { W Wzsso'n, At one time super
lr;endeni si Chemzws. head teacher.
Frank Davry. Of Forest Grow arrives
Ia the city todsy ard Il is understood tha
he viii assume posiiion On the edi,osia
| force of the Statesman in the near future
He Is looking aboui for house, and vii
! move his family 10 this CITY This sill
be welcome meas &c many old Time iriends
Satin Journal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-06-22
Lrr.xox.-raer R Kelly. reteree. an.

LEBAxox-Pacy X Kelly, referee, and
Bert Veal. sienograpler in the cases Of the
Bank Of California. and the Linn county
National Bank against L Cowan and J
NJ Settle. " b Douaca and A J Roberts,
trustees, have been in the city two days
taking evidence In said cases.
MrJ r Stockman CT Albany was in the
city to-day looking about the warehouse
that he has recently purchased for the Red
Crown fionriug mills They will tase
charge Of the warehouse July LIST and haze
secured MIR NJ Settle 10 run 1t foe them
this year. They could not have found a
! better man and one the people have mors
fconsdenoe in than Mr. Settle.
At the annual meeting Of the stock hold
ers Of the Lebanon canal the following
were elected directors for the ensuing year
DR. |. Foley. I O'Neil, Jos EIkins, w L
Donaca, Z Goan. NJ A Miller. and w I
Peterson. The directors then elected th'
following officers: l. Foley President, |
Io'Neil Vice President, w c Peterson
Secretary. + Goan Treasurer.-ExpreSs.