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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
MULVEY SENTENCED.
SIZE WAS GIVEN SEVEN YEARS IN THE PEN.
YESTERDAY.
4 Stay Grantsd-Ssnsaiional End Of th' Bach
mann Casa New Trial for
Bigsmist Tsmpls

The case of State v. James z. Bach
mann, indicted for abortion, came to sud
den, unexpected, aud dramatic end, yes
terday, so far as the present term OF Court
is concerned.
When the habitues Of the Court House
arrived yesterday morning vague rumors
were flying about that there was some
thing the matter" with the Bachmann
jury, and before nine o'clock came, it was
pretty well understood that one OF the
twelve men had become incapacitated for
further service, the reports stating that ne
had lost his mental equilibrium.
When the jury reached the Court HOUSE,
under the charge OF the deputy sherlH, IL
was very manifest that Joseph Foese, OF
Twenty-seventh street, was tae MEMBER
of the Jury alluded to, and 1t was 10 Do
seen that he was laooring under consider
able excitement and was quite III.
The Jury was taken 10 the jury room and
was there kept until Judge Jordan, who
had been sent for. arrived. The situation
was explained 10 him and then the Judge
opened Court regularly and decided that
the Jury be sent for. They came IN and
took their seats, Mr.. Foose being almost
Wild in demeanor and weeping copiously:
The Court at once saw that 70 proceed
would be utterly out OF the question
and the jury was discharged ana
the case continued until the next
term, the defendant being required to give
bond in the sum OF 5000. MIR. Foose was
removed from the court room, the patrol
wagon was called, and he was taken 10 his
home, when DR.. Schwinn was summoned.
The condition of the patient was soon i'm
proven under medical treatment and he
fell into sleep, and when be awoke, later
in the day, MIR Foose had almost
regained his normal condition. The
malady was pronounced case OF
hvsteria, brought on by the excitement in
cident to the case and the long strain Ia
the jury room.
1t was recalled by those in the Court
room Friday evening when the jury came
in that Foreman Laird desired 10 speak TO
the Court, but was not quick enough, the
Judge having left the bench. The con-
templated statement would have lad ref
erence to Mr.. Foose, who had already ex-
hibited some signs of illness. AT the hotel
FRIDAY night his condition became very
bad, and members of the jury stated yes
terday they got no sleep all night. The
Sheriif.was advised Of the situation during
the night, and word was also sent to the
Court
The Jury was hopelessly divided on the
case on trial, standing eight for conviction
aud tour for acquittal, and they would
never have agreed in the estimation OF
those best acquainted with the situation.
There has been a great deal of popular
comment as 10 the standing OF the Jury.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
A RECORD BREAKER.
A GENERAL RAID ON HOUSES OF Ill FAHE
LAST NIGHT.
Yins!y-Two Arrests Nads-All But Three Put
Up for Their appearance, Monday Morn
Ing, in Police Court

A general raid upon the houses Of i'll
fame was made last night by the police
force, and notwithstanding few loiterers,
strange to say, were found in many OF the
houses, the aggregate number Of arrests is
the largest ever made by the police IN a
single day. There were 80 arrests in all,
and as all, with possibly one or two excep-
tons, have put up security for their ap-
pearance, the revenue TO the city will
approximate sl,O50. which will so to the
Contingent fund OF the Board OF Puollc
Works. Its an i'll wind, etc, aud IN TINS
case the street cleaning force will reap the
benefit
The pulls were made between 10 aud II
O'Clock, the entire force being summoned TO
the building at the first mentioned
dour. They were sent out in squads,
eular thing ia connection with
the Eoff street houses, is that out one man
was found on the street The pull has
been expected for a week or ten days, and
has had the effect OF keeping the men away
from toe houses. Several landladies, In
anticipation of the raid, sent some OF their
glls out early in the evening, and IN this
manner cut down tue amount OF fines they
had 70 nay, while other landladles got
"tIps7 from friends during the evening
The police, however, know how many girls
board IN elch house, and those VINO es-
capped the pulls Will PROBABLY be arrested
before morning. and il will require three
figures 10 express tae toJal number OF ar
rosls.
Below will be found a list of the land
ladies arrested, the officers making the
arrests, and the number Of inmates and
loiterers: Ella Miller, West, Watson and
Herbert, five girls and nine men; Rhea
Gray, Daum, R0hri and Halpin, four girls
and one man; Mother" Bunch, Oaum
Devlin and Rohrl, three girls; Lucy Bel
mont, Carney, Lukeus and Scally, two
girls and three men; Annie Klein, West,
Va and Herbert two girls and one
man, Georgia Frank, Gaus, Habberheld
aud Myers, three girls; Nellie
White, Gaus, Porter, and MiNkemyer,
two girls; Madeline HorH brook, GauS and
Desmond. three girls; Ida Blake, Cre!gh-
ton. Stump and Wilke, three girls; Ada
Foster. O'Brien, Devln and Fitzgerald,
three girls ana ten men; Julia Chisnell,
Buch and ReltZ, two girls and one man
Maggie Conroy, Creighton, Wilke and
Stump, three girls; Kitty Lee, Carney,
Scaly, and Lukens, FIVE girls; Susan
Hennegan, Moran, Trischler, and Done
van. FIVE girls and three men; Jessie Mon
tice.lo Moran, Trischler, and Donovan,
two girls.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
DURsr's Ice Cream 4Oc quart
LouAL 1NDusrRIAL NOTES.
Points Picked Up About the City Last


Points Picked Up About the City Last
Evening.
Trade is much better at the Wheeling
bakery.
The La Belle mill will be on in the
m orning.
Yesterday the employees Of Bloch Bros.
and the La Belle mill were paid.
Contractor VIM. Stoetler, is plastering
the new basement at the First Christian
church.
The Wheeling steel works dropped bot
tom last night. They will De on again
next Wednesday.
A car load of leather was received yes
terday at HOffmann's tannery from the in
terror Of the State.
The contract for the improvement at the
Atlantic tea store on South Market street,
will be let tomorrow.
The contracts for the addition to Arion
Hall and the completion OF the sixth ward
school will DE let tomorrow evening.
One butt-weld furnace at the tube works
knocked of last night; two believed fur
naces will so on il the morning double
turn.
The galYauizing department at the tube
works is having its capacity doubled. The
old galvauiZing department Will 60 on
double turn Monday.
The stone masons' strike 10 the city
remains the same. None OF the masons
are at work and those contracts which are
being done 0y the contractors themselves.
There is talk Of a compromise out neither
side has made any overtureS yet
The outlook,with the Wheeling Steel and
Iron Company IS better than for year.
The Wheeling Steel Works are on, the
Belmont is booming, ana the sheet depart
ment Of the Top mil IS on. The company
gives employment 70 about 100 persons.
Plasterers have finished work at the
new monastery. The Duiiding IL the eX-
terror. as we'll as in the interior, presents
handsome appearance. Hundreds OF peo-
pie are visiting the new building. karges
Bros. viii flush the carpenter work in
about q month.
The masoas on the Improvements at the
First Christian have quit work. 1t IS
know they made temporary arrangements
with the building COMMITTEES OF the church
and Murray Bros, contractors 10 secure
40 cents an hour, the price they demanded.
The Stone Masons' Union Insisted that
they Quit work and they did. Work IS
greatly retarded oy reason Of this.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
BURSTS Ice Cream 4Oc quart
An Exciting Scene.

Last night about o'clock there was an
exciting scene at Mike O'Malley's saloon,
on South Market street. Constable Rich
ard Blocker, from Squire Joseph A.
Ankles court, went TO the saloon with
writ OF action in detinue 20 take the fix
lures which were the property Of
others. Just as they were dishing Up the
soup the constable, with three ASSISTANTS,
arrived at the saloon, and demanded that
be be given possession Of the fixtures.
Those in the saloon were not for letting
the officer have them, and Mr.. O'Malley
saws one OF the men tried 70 get 70 cup
board to get his gun, but was prevented by
one Of the other men, and be says that the
crowd did some tall threatening. But the
authorities got the goods out and they
we're hauled away. There was big crowd
in the saloon, and il took over two hours
20 Get the fixtures out. Excitement
reigned during the whole Of this time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
CIhCUIT COURT.
The business Transacted Bsfors the
Judges. Yesterday.

Judges. Yesterday.
In the Circuit Court, yesterday, motions
were argued. dismissed. set and reset as
follows:
Part One, Judge Campbell. Bose V.
d. +. Donel, ct al, dismissed for want OF
prosecution; Caroline Beier v. Michael
Treiber. ct al, April 2Sth; Louis Beier '.
same, same day; First National Bank OF
Santa Barbara v. A. l.. ST. Myers, et a.,
set May 10th; w. ID. Dunn, trustee, v. Pea
body Insurance Co., dismissed; ID. J..
Prayer v. John Cox, set May %; n.
Winesburg, administrator V. Citizens
Railway Co., ct al, demurrer submitted;
j. d. Elson, assignee, v. Wood Bros. Pan
Blankey V. Natural Gas Co. OF w.
Va. set May 9th; NELL 81 Filing
ham v. Rodgers Bros Produce Company,
set April 25th; J. 81. Stoner v. j. w. Hun
ter, set May eth; FulkerSon & Carr v.
Anchor Insurance Company, plea non as
sumpsit; Peabody Insurance Co. " j. Z.
Anderson, demurrer overruled, plea non
assumpsit, May llth; Horace Partridge %
Co, v. II. G.. Hayden, defendant called;
Catherine Church ct al v. City, demurrer
argued and submitted; Reymann Brewing
Co. V. G.. +. Hosford, demurrer oyerr1led,
plea non assumpsit, April 18th; Annie ".
Hildebrand V. House q Hermann, set
May Sth
part Two, Judge PAUL, Slender & Glen
denning V. Ohio River Railroad Company,
set April 25th; Title Dixon v. j. ID. Elson,
Judgment; w. Lauchlin use Asselta, Y. n.
Schultz ct al. judgment for defendant;
Jerry Crawford " ". Crawley's administra-
tor, set May 4th; Prisca Albinger V. Pat.
rick Reilly, set April oath: Crawford
McCracken v. city; set April 18th; Phillp
Hillenbrand Z. city, May eth; Patrick
Campbell v. city, Nays Patrick Wier v.
CITY. May Sth; John T.. Wilkie v. city,
MAY 9th: Herman Kruger v. city, May
9th; town OF Elm Grove v. George Rink
as, dismissed; X. II. A. Smith v. p, G.,
c. V. St. l.. X. r. Co., dismissed; Law
renee Glatz v. NJ. Z. Noble, security
for costs: w. g. King Y.
Baer's Sons Grocery Company, dismissed;
John Reeves V. Ernest Norteman, set Tor
MAY 20; VIM. Lsuehlin, Jr., v. John Noel.
ligott, executor, set April %; COrrena Ny
ers V. August Green, dismissed; p. V.
Eckhard V. Chas. Becker, set May 30; Ag-
mes Foster v. John Dolan, demurrer 70 dec
laraton, April 2lst; Annie j. Gamble v.
w. II. Chambers, dismissed; A. &. Eyer
ter's executrix V. j. w. Barton, judgment;
James Mcdonald v. Anna l.. Sage, et al,
set MAY 18th, motion 20 dismiss; i. N.
Haskins V. David Taylor, set May 9TH;
annie NJ. Hildeorand Y. Frank r. Foster,
set April 24tb, T.. II. MCLEAN q Co. " J.
f. Raao, assignee, set April I'D; J. T..
Raab, assignee, v. e. d. Thompson, set
April 23d.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
Umplres, Rupp and Grafton.
Local Base Bali.

The Top Mill Juniors will play the Pike
Street Sluggers next Saturday afternoon
at , 80 o'clock.
The 1. Freese base ball club and the At
lantics will cross bats on the tube WORKS
grounds this afternoon.
The Tuxedo club challenge the Hub base
ball club to game 10 be played next sun
day on the Tunnel green.
The Hofreuter's will play the La Belle
Stars to day at the Riverside grounds. The
game will be for $40 side.
The Kentucky Rose Bud and the O'Mal-
lev base ball clubs will play a game this
afternoon on the B. 81 o. grounds,
The Dinger base ball club will play the
Lutz Bros. tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock. Garfield Bowman, catcher; Rich
ard Ford, pitcher.
The Ace Morris Juniors defeated the
East End Stars yesterday by score OF Is
TO II, and would like 10 hear from the Har-
~ King Popcorn Knockers.
The Otto Boys beat the Blow Bags by a
score OF IS to IL yesterday, and Will chal-
leuge any niue under thirteen years. Ans
wer through this paper.
The Mayhowers challenge the Irwin
base ball club for a game of ball on the
Peninsula grounds this afternoon. II ac-
cepted be at the grounds at p. m. sharp.
The Clay Hole Ducks beat the Sixth
Ward Buns yesterday afternoon on the
brickyard grounds. Score, IS to 6. The
Ducks challenge any club under fourteen in
this locality.
The Rush Hill Growers Of Martins
Ferry, defeated the Elm Groves by score
of TO TO- The Elm Groves want to hear
from any one under fourteen years Of age.
Answer through this paper.
The @. A. House club defeated the Coal
Pickers by score of "a to IS. The G. A.
House club would be very glad 10 hear
from any club under fourteen years old
Answer through the REGISTER.
ThS Rodman base ball club is organized.
II is named after the wall paper firm Of
this city. The new club would challenge
the Reymanns for game for stake Of s.
side. They are ready to play at any
time.
The Guudling Stars defeated the Bell
aires by score OF to 3. The batteries
for the Stars were Beam and Stager; for
the Bellaires, White and Wilson. The
Stars would like to hear from the Rey-
mann Juniors.
There was an exciting game Of base ball
yesterday afternoon on the Forty-third
street grounds. The clubs were those of
the Little Potatoes and the David Hahne
Sports. The result was score OF 40 to Al
in favor OF the Sports. Batteries: For tho
Potatoes, Carl and Viewig; FOR the Sports,
Kaloitzer and Album.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AsE
The Defendant Once Intended for the
Ministry.

The Defendant Once Intended for the
Ministry.
The news of the verdict of the jury in the
Pollard. Breckenridge case was bulletined
at the REGISTER ONCE yesterday afternoon,
soon after the result was known IN Wash
ington, aud was read with great interestby
hundreds of people. Both ladies and gen
tlemen read the bulletin with every lndica-
ton of the liyeliest satisfaction, and the
matter was a fruitful source OF COM
ment throughout the city. Most people
expected a verdict for the plaintiff, and
many said they thought the amount given
by the Jury would have been $4,000.
81 know something Of Breckenridge and
his early life" said a very prominent-gen-
rleman to a REGISTER reporter, "and
think I know something Of him which L DO
not recall having seen in print since the
trial was inaugurated IL was always
tradition in the Breckenridge family that
the eldest son should enter the ministry,
and so, wnen the defendant in the present
case arrived at mans estate, he entered
the Dauviue Theological Seminary, at
Dauville, XIV, q resOyterian educational
institution, in which his father, Robert j.
Breckenridge, was Professor of Theology, to
prepare for the ministry. That was,
think. in 1889 He studied for year or
more with a view of catering upon min
isterial career but in 1860 he gave up this
idea for that OF the law, and after legal
course entered into the practice Of that
profession. opening an Office at Lexington.
His subsequent career is well known. l
knew him personally at that time, and the
facts l have related are entirely correct"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15

Amateur Base Bait, Bowling, Roller
Skating and other Matters.

Skating and other Matters.
A large crowd of admirers OF the great
American game Of base ball assembled on
the Mill grounds, Martins Ferry, yester-
day afternoon to witness the game OF base
ball between the Martins Ferry CLUB ana
the Genoas, Of Wheeling. Fully hve nun
dred persons were present, including quite
a Sprinkling of the fair sex. Inc game
was called after considerable delay ABOUT
Y o'cleck. the Genoas going to the bat with
Gopding in the box for Martins Ferry. In
this inning the Martins Ferry boys got on
a decidedly bad case of the rsttles, and
such excellent players as Dick Padden,
George Feeteres and several others Oh tue
team seemed to lose their heads ana
PLAYED in miserable form, both IN
the field and at me pat;
giving the pitcher very poor support ana
allowing two runs 10 go IN on errors. AT
the end of the third inning the game STOOD
nine TO one in favor OF Wheeling, a1ter
which change Of pitchers was made oy
Captain Padden, Bob McCleary taxing
Gondne's place in the box, He dld ex-
men completely at his mercy. Martins
Ferry struck batting streak in the last
two innings and pulled the game out OF
what looked 10 be certain defeat. Henry,
OF the Wheeling team, pitched very
steady game, ana was fairly well support
ed. Yesterdays game was the FIRST OF
series of five games which have been ar
ranged between the two teams. and some
hot games NAV be looked for IN the future
Martins Ferry will play the wheeling
Athletics this afternoon, at Benwood. The
following players took part in yesterdays
pame:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
TIE record broken in prices on hos
iery. c. n. ABERCRoMBIE & Co,
1867 Main street
a,r.a, car Man O-rantzinr.

Differences between the street car COM
pany across the river and its employees are
not yet settIed- There IS great deal Of
talk now among the employees Of another
strike. Within the last few days several
Of the old employees have been discharged.
among them being ex-Marshall Shepherd,
Of Beilaire- II seems the co npany have in
their employ q number Of new men. who
are being trained how TO run Ihe cars The
old men object 10 this, ami are holding
meetings for the purpose OF Perfecting q
union They now have u organization
well under way.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
A NEW TRIAL
Awarded Harry c. Temple Yesterday.

In the Criminal Court yesterday, in the
case of State V. Harry Temple Griffith,
whose real name is Chevelier, and who was
convicted at the present term OF bigamy,
the motion TO set aside the verdict and
grant new trial was sustained.
The main reason impelling the Court was
that there was lack of legal proof Of the
first or Indiana marriage, TO Miss Henri
eta Smith, and this will recall the larceny
of the pepers in the case from the ONCE OF
Prosecuting Attorney Howard while the
trial was in progress.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
AocId,ntnllr Shot Hlms.IG

John Wilson. one OF the vstchmen OF
the b. & o. Bellaire bridge on the Ben
wood side, suffered q painful accident
few nights ago. He was ~ bis work, aud
started 10 clean q large revolver which
he had az the tower house. The gun was
discharged, and the bullet entered bis leg
between the knee and the groin, innicting
a most painful and serious wound. The
ball entered 70 the bone, and glanced
downward, passing fully two feet through
the flesh OF his limb. he was removed 70
his home, and DR.. J. w. Mcdonald, Of
Benwood. dressed the injury.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
A Challenge.

Ted Brannon, Of the South Side, author
ICES a challenge to Pay Souders, Of Mar
tins Ferry, for ten-round glove contest
for points, for 500 side, to take place at
a time to be hereafter agreed upon. Bran
non's friends will be at the REGISTER Office
at Z 80 TO- morrow evening, and will post
forfeit of SIS 10 be covered by Souders at
any time within thirty days. Both of
these men are clever boxes, and If they
come together, au interesting setto may be
expected
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
Hanke.aumes Race.

Representatives Of Eugene Hanke and
Jacob Humes met at the REGISTER Office
last night 10 complete arrangements for
tse roller skating race TO take place next
Friday evening at the NORTH End rink
The match will DE for SUI a side, Humes
to have two laps start in three miles. This
promises to DE the most interesting and
will PROBABLY be the last race Of the sea-
Cnu
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
SUSAN MULvEY SENTENCED.
She Was Given Seven Years in the Psnni.
tenLiarY.

In the Criminal Court yesterday, Judge
Jordan overruled tho motion for new
trial in the case Of State V. Susan Mulvey,
convicted of abortion at the present term,
and sentenced the defendant to be confined
in the penitentiary for seven years.
Counsel for the defendant applied for
and were granted stay OF sixty days to
enable them to go to the Court Of Appeals.
In delivering his sentence Judge Jordan
delivered scathing lecture to the defend
ant, his remarks being listened to with dis
tinct approval by all present in the Court
room.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
MINERAL WATERS /!

UATHORN WATERING have large ',osk
Of this celebrated NiBersi Water On hAad whica
we are closing out AZ reduced prices IN order -
male room lor other goods. Put UP Ina doL,
gdoz. aud 4doI. packages.
sPRUDFL WAFER-The King OF Mineral
" stefs. from AiL Clsmsus. Mich. pure
wholesome water, unsurpessed a. beverage
aud table watr
c1rinc. Nassau Oarmbuy. Tbis MinerGl Ma
tSr ia Justly eslsbsHtsd Tor is sxcellsnt dlgss'
tiy, qualities "a also refreshing and delicious
summer drink. either pure or aired WITH tfuh
syrup. milk, wine or brandy go,
''iPoiITNAR[, WArFR-From RhenuA
Prussia. Germany, in pints aud quartz
=. WELTY A CO,
Ills Main and 1l2l Market SueelA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
Arranging for Another Cooking MAin.

Bellaire and Wheeling lovers OF chicken
fighting are again arranging for another
main. In the last series OF fights near
Benwood the Bellaire fowls got the best
of it. The Wheeling men have been look
ing about and have purchased what is said
10 be as fine a lot of lighting games as
were ever seen. The fight, which will be
in about two weeks, will consist Of six
fights for SIS g side, aud will be in the
neighborhood of Benwood.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
For sale

No grocery, no saloon, but 3 first
class. we'll established, paying maui
featuring business; great bargain for
a sober mechanic with small capital;
satisfactory reasons given for selling IL
Address, correspondence, giving full
name, no initials answered, Business
q re REGISTER Office.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
FIRE AT The PLATE MILL
Two Recent Blazss at the Riverside
Iron Works.


Last night, about $3.50 o'clock, there was
q fire. at the plate mill OF the Riverside
iron works, and 1t was q lucky thing that
the flames were so soon discovered, and
that so much of the roof Of the mill was
iron. A street car was passing and the
men on the car saw tho flames
burning the window frames and ioists.
An alarm was given and several
men beside the workmen went to the mill,
and helped to put out the hre, which was
soon under control. The extinguishing OF
the fire was effected by the use OF cnemi'
Gals at the mill, aided by the water hose.
The damage was slight
About midnight on the previous night,
there was another firm in the same depart
ment The stringing near the roof caught
and burned briskly, buo Che workmen soon
subdued IT, The fire in both cases caught
from the heating furnace smoke stack.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
Cock Fighting.

There was an interesting main IN well
known club house last night, at which the
attendance was limited, Arrangements
are now being made for big main 10 take
place next week, at which some Of the best
each other.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
BURSTS Ice Cream 4Oc a quart
REAL ESTATE MARKzr.

Deed OF Transfer Left for Record Yes
terday.
The following transfer Of real estate
was left for record at Clerks Hooks office
yesterday:
Deed made March 80, 1894, By James
Hupp and wife, to John Supler, for 3S.42
acres OF land in Triadelphia district Con-
sideration 800.