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Atlantic Tea Co.
COMMISSIONERS SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Sta;e Of West Virginia. Ohio County. 81. In the
Circuit Court OF said county: 5lP
James McAdams 0Nlts

va III UuhQCGEy,
Mnry Higgins and Others.
by virtue Of decree made BY said court In
ule above entitled cause on tho 9TH dny OF octo.
her, 1871. and subsequent dUcre1 m4dc BY said
court on tho 18th day Of January. 1891, tho nn.
Designed nhlointed special commissioner for
!ne pirpSSe, VIII sell NJ tho north front door Of
nc IOnrt lloilse OF said county. on
SATURDAY.. the 18th DAY Of FEBRUARY, 1891.
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. the following
described property. that Is 10 gay: The south
sixteen ieet eight inches OF that certnln lot o.
paTei OF Iahd lying and being pn jacob street,
10 tMnt part OF tho city OF Wheeling called Cen.
He wheeling. and designated rs lot numbered
ninety-seych being tho same property conveyed
70 satu Maty = Higgins BY William Cooper and
WIG ny deed dated September 20. 1915. Said lot
fronts on me east side OF Jacob street, between
Iwenty.llitn mud Twenty.Slxth streets.
iEEMS OF SALE:-One-thlrd and ny much moro
s tne purchaser elects 10 pay in cash on the day
0, SAG, ne balance In two equal insIalinenis at
que anu Two years, notes barring interest from
me Gay oil sale to be given for tho del0rred pay.
=, W.. ". cowDEN. Special Commissioner.
W. II: hALLER, Auctionctr. iI-5.t1
! hereby, certify that said special com:
missioner mas given bond with s9cur Ity approved
ny Inc rs required bv law aud said lncree OF sale.
la-OF JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
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a Now Cure for Hnrnn,ntlsn.

Joseph v. Dory. OF Warsaw, ILL.,, was
troubled with rheumatism and tried n
number Of different remedies but says
mono oil them seemed to do him any
good; but finally no 60. hold Of one
that speedily cnred him. He was much
pleased will, it, and felt sure that others
similarly afflicted would like to know
What the remedy was that cured him.
lie states for the benefit Of the public
that 1t Is called Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. For sale by Chas. II. %Goo,ze,
VIII W. Irwin, Chris. F. Schncpf, Chas.
Monkemclier, Wm. Il. Williams, S. L.
Brlce, A. 4. Schecle, Will ATenkemel-
ler, John Coleman, Richards &AIcElroy,
w Fl: Hague, Wheeling; Bowie & CO.,
bridgeport, and z. F.pcabody & Son,
Benwood. .; .y,{:i Is .5Ti'
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s.At the tilno tho bill was passed"
said Senator Stewart, "wo had just
passed. through civil war. We wero in
process OF reconutruction. Many things
were necessary that arc not now. Tho
states must assert their rights; they
must be on the side OF the people, /
don't think they have nny protection
against the federal government. ~
ANY federal law that might be sup.
planted by state law l want to SEQ
wiped from the statute books"
This amendment, too, was rejected by
vote of % yeas to 80 nays.
Senator Perkins, of California, offered
an amendment making tho federal cleo.
ton law applicable to cities OF 200, 900
or over instead OF cities OF 10000 or
over, as provided by the existing laws,
The amendment was rejected by n
vote OF q yeas 10 SO nays; and several
other amendments noxt presented by
Senator Chandler were rejected by viva
voce votes.
III The vote was taken on the passage OF
the bill at 6 o'clock aud it was adopted
by vote OF 80 yeas to &c nays.
The detailed vote IL as follows:
4 fEAs-Me-srs. Allen, Bate, Berry,
Blackburn, Brice, Butler. Caiirey. Call
Cockrell, Coke, Colquitt, Daniel, Faulk.
ner, Gibson, Gordon. German, Gray,
Harris, lliIl, Llunton, Irby. Jones (Ar-
Kansas, Kyle, Lindsay, Martin, Mills,
Mitchell (Misconsin), Morgan, Palmer,
Pasco, PETER, Pugh. Ransom. Roach,
Stewart. Vest, Villas, Voorhees,, White
California;. Total, 80.
NAYs-Messrs. Aldrich, Allison, Cam.
eron, Carey. Chandler. Cullom. Dixon,
Dolph, Dubois, Frye, Gallinger. Hale,
Hunsbrough, Hawley, Higgins, lIoar,
Lodge, Mitchell, (Oregon), Perkins,
Platt, Proctor, Quay, Sherman, Shoup,
Squire, Teller, Washburn, Wilson.
Z Totals. IS
After the transaction of some minor
y business, the senate. on motion OF Sen
tor Harris, went into executive session,
and at 6:l5 adjourned. n
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MAltrIN,:, EnIt1ti.
lnpS nn'l MishapA In tho Thriving CITY
Across tho River. ..

llhp6 hnd MishapA In tho Thriving CITY
Across tho River.
Tim Munahon, who recently gave his
wife such u terrible beating, may yet
regret his brutality For Il time on
Tuesday night it was thought thut his
wife would dio and both OF Munahon's
brothers were locked up. Mrs. Alun0-
hon was much better yesterday, Be-
ioro Munahon was fined on Tuesday he
called in an attorney and said: II beat
her like hi, and will do 1t cvesy time
she gets drunk" Nlro. Munahon says
abe sometimes takes drink OF beer,
but was never drunk.
Mrs. Charles Woods, tho wife Of M
employe in tho Etna.Standard mills,
aud Scott Lewis. n laborer OF Martins
Ferry, oloped yesterday and purchased
tickets for Monmouth, Ill, on the @.
& ?. railroad. Mr.. Woods appeared ut
the police headquarters and complained
that his wife, before leaving, entered
his room in Criswells boarding house,
in Ntnaville, and stolo his money and
iewelry.
Miss Jane McGlenn died yesterday
after lingering illness, aged 30 years.
She was Il member Of tho Presbyterian
church and was much liked. She had
undergone threesuccessiye amputations
OF ono OF her legs. The funeral from
the residence OF her father, Edward
McGlonn, on North Fourth street, will
take place tomorrow at / o'clock.
Will 7. Duncan. former plumber Of
Martins Ferry, writes that California is
not what it is cracked up to be, but that
he does not expect TO return to this city.
Business is no better there than else.
where and wages in some lines lower
than in the Ohio valley While he likes
the climate he longs for some snow. y.
Rev. DR.. ]. W. Robins officiated al
the funeral OF Mies Nettie Co.'s ycstes.
day. Tho ckoir consisted OF Mrs. George
Robertshuw, Miss Laura Hipkins, Ed
S. lloughton and Allen Mckee. g.
Last night five persons woro immersed
ut the Baptist church, Rev. Mr.. Nc
Quinn, of New Brighton, Pa, preach;
ing. About ten will be baptized next
Wednesday night.
Reserved seats are selling well for the
mock trial on Friday evening. The
tickets are ton cents and reserved seats
five cents.
Forty dollars was realized at the con
cert given by the Gweut Chora! Society
at Bridgeport.
Last evening n number Of friends
called on Mr.. B. F. Brady, it being his
birthday.
Nose McCann, of the terry boat Gil,
max, Is confined to his home with rheu'
ma.ism.
George Riddle, tho plumber, has re.
turned from Tuscarawas county.
Mrs. l. W. Jones Is dangerously i'll at
hor home on Droadway.
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nE11Atnr..
An Sorts of Local News nuh Gossip from
the OlnN, City.


the uinA, City, .5
There was some surpriFo yesterday
whom Il became generally known that
tho merchant tailoring store OF Il. ].
Stegor had bcen closed by Deputy Shor.
III William Darby, on IN execution Is.
sued In f0vor Of hla mother for n judg.
mont OF 81, lG5. Tho othor creditors
linvG not yCl put In m appearance and
tho extent Of tho failure Is not fully
known.
Mr.. Froi McConn, Of Ironton, Ohio,
AMI Miss Margaret ". Smith, daughter
Of Capt. Andrew Smith, were married ut
Captain Smiths residence on Pul,ney
Bottom, Row w. L. Alexander, assisted
by Rov. Robert L. Smith. officiating.
Quito u number OF tho friends Of tho
parties wore present
A collision Of engines OH add 754 on
tho Baltimore & Ohio resulted In break.
ing tho pilots OF both engines, but no
ono was injured. A misunderstanding
OF orders canscd both to run In on tho
edo truck from opposite directions.
Water ront collections this season are
slower than ever before Known. OIL nc
count Of tho scarcity OF money among
most Bollaire people. and tho trustees
have boon very lnnient in tho matter.
The ordinance to ro.diStriCt tho city
and mako six wards out oil tho five was
road tho frat time In council Tuo1dav
night, and will now lay over for
month to hear objections 10 1t,
The Elysian theatre will no doubt DO
crowded this evening, tho occasion be-
ing tho charitable entertainment. Tho
proceeds will DO apent for tho benefit of
tho poor. 5'
Rev. a. A. Price, the colored evangel.
let. has stirred up 80 much interest in
his meetings that tho church docs not
now hold halt tho people seeking nd.
mission.
The school board has ordered lot OF
shade trees to be plnntUd in front Of
some OF tho school buildings hosc and
in tho yards adjoining the schools.
james Mcfarland, for half century
resident near StowArtavillc, died in his
eiehty.iitth year, from the inGrmities of
age.
Mayor MCGOWAN turned in the mu.
niticent sun OF $i3 20 Us tho cash 70.
ceipts for tho month ending January 10.
Tho American Mechanics will present
ilag to tho school board on tho 22nd
for tho Indian Run school building.
NJ. I. Blackburn, OF tho Novelty
Stamping Company, left yesterday on
business trip for that company.
The price Of all kinds Of coal has been
dropped cent on the bushel in this
CITY. -F..-. .tzEa'a 'g9
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For the relief md euro OF n cold in
the head thereis more potency in Ely's
Cream Balm than in anything else it is
possible to preacribe This preparation
has for years pms. been making a brill
iant success as a remedy for cold in the
head, catarrh and hay fever. Used in
the initial stages OF these complaints
Cream Balm prevents my serious deyel-
opment OF the symptoms, while almost
nnmberless cases are on record Of radi-
cal cures OF chronic catarrh and hay
fever after all other treatments have
proved of no avail. q -
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MIR. CLEVELAND SUSTAINED.

4 His Hawaiian Policy Endorsed by tho
n Democrats of tho House-The DIcCrsnry
Resolution Passed by u Party Vote.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. by a
vote OF l76 to 81, the house to-day
Z adopted the resolution condelnning
Minister Stevens and sustaining the
Hawaiian policy OF Mr.. Cleveland. The
Republicans tilibusterod against it to
the end. Upon the first vote the reso-
LUTON was carried by ia to 8, and IN
interesting parliamentary question was
raised as TO whether III instead Of 179
was not a quorum, four seats being Va
4 cant on account OF deaths.
81 The speaker held that majority OF
the members chosen and living consti.
I tuted quorum, quoting in support OF
: his position roview OF the subject
Z made by ex-Speaker Reed in the Fifty
: first Congress. His position. however,
was warmly assailed by some OF the
4 democratic momb crs, and it was finally
I. agreed to take the vote over again, so
Z that tho ruling was eventually with
:. drawn.
Among those voting yea were:
4 Messrs. Alderson, Beltzhoover, Cock
ran, Cockroll, Erdman, Haines, Hare,
!. Kyle, Livingston, McAleer. McCreary,
y Mckaig, Mutchler, Pendleson, West
S5Virginia), Raynor, Sibley, Springer,
s!a!linss, Tracey, Wilson, (West Vir-
Z ginia). 5I5
@ In the nays were: AIcssrs. Boutelle,
q Cannon, Cummiugs, (Dem.); DalzelI,
4 Harris, (Dcm.); Hit, Lacey, Reed, Rey-
4 burn, Mercer, Scranton, Sickles, (Dem.);
1 Simpson, G. W. Stone, W. A, Stone.
il.33& The vote was then taken on Mr..
&Boutele's resolution. It was lost by a
B strict party vote-9l to l8l. This is tho
resolution Mr.. .Bou,ellc has been trying
to get hearing on for the past few
Il weeks. The action OF the Democratic
i majority insisting on first considering
tho Wilson bill and tho cCrcary reso-
luton prevented it being voted on be-
fore to-day.
Alter the voting upon these resolu-
+ lions had been completed, Mr.. Bland,
Y OF Missouri, made IN attempt to ge, up
his bill for tho coinage Of the silver
Z seignorage in the TREASURY. The cast.
+ ern Democrats, led by Nlossrs. Tracy
q and Cochran, inaugnratel tilbuster
II In which they were Joined by the ma
4 jority OF the Republicans, although a
Sfew OF the latter indicated BY their
i votes that they favored consideration
Sof the bill, and for four hours Mr. Bland
il and the remainder CT the Democrats
were held at bay. Finding that it was
! impossible to secure a quorum to pro.
coed with the consideration OF the bill
and that the house might be deadlocko,l
indohnitely upon tho proposition, Mr..
IA Bland directed his efforts towards sec,,r.
ing the adoption OF resolution to 70.
woke all leaves of absence aud to instruct
the serseant.at-arins't to arrest absontees.
persistent struggle which last.
q ed unit, . o'clock, Mr.. BLAND was success
Y full: and the resolution was passed In
order to make it still more Q effective, the
n order was made continuing ono till
vacated BY tho house. y.
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NiOUNDsVILLE.
A MISCELLANEOUS Mclango Of Minor Ma,

A Miscellaneous Molnuss of Minor Mat
ters from Marshnlrs Metropolis.
a meeting Of the Mound City Brick
Company was held yesterday. The
business transacted was not given to tho
public. The sale OF the works, which
was to have taken place yesterday, was
postponed.
Word came to this city last evening
that Alb Crow, q prominent stock dealer
OF this county, mad made an assignment
for tho benefit OF his creditors, to Wes-
10y Riggs, with liabilities OF $4,000.
The creditors of G. G. Quinn met on
Tuesday and decided to close out the
business. The assignee was advised to
sell tho stock in bulk. Bids are now
being taken.
J. W.iBurchinal, editor Of tho Herald,
is confined to his room wish sickness.
J. W. McIntirc, OF Now Mattinsvillc,
was here yesterday, also 7. J. Hugus.
Roy. S. II. Doyle is in New Cumber-
land, assisting in services.
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srArr or ONO, CRY OF TolEpo, |
LUCAS County.

LUCAS COUNTY.
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that no
is the senior paItner partner OF the firm
OF F. ]. CHENEY & Co, doing business
in tho city OF Toledo, county and state
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
tho sum OF ONE lluSDnKD DOLLARS Tor
each and every case Of Catarrh that can.
not be cured by the use Of HALLS ca.
TAARu CuRE. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day OF November.
A. D. 1856. A. W. GLEASON,
+ [sEAL. Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of tho system. Send
for testimonials, free.
]. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, 0. +
EJ- Sold by druggists, 70 cents.
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Afriond in need is n friend indeed,
and not less than one million people
have found Just such a friend in DR..
Kings New Discovery for consumption.
coughs and colds. II you have never
used this great cough medicine, one
trial will convince you that it has won.
derful curative powers in all diseases OF
throat, Ghost and lungs. Each bottle is
guaranteed TO do Nil that is claimed or
money will DO refunded. Trial bottles
free ut tho Logan Drug Company's drug
store. Large bottles 50c and 81. l :
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."CUCkOO" DAY.
CONTINUED from Eirsl lpaat.:l

only DO much OF tho existing election
laws rs provides for deputy marahalB at
elections shall DO repealed.
Tho yeas and nays bong demanded
on Mr.. Chambers amendment, 1t was
defeated by n vote Of ~ to 40.
Senator Stewart (Rop. Now and Son,
ators Allen, Kyle aud PclIcr (Populists)
voted with tho Democrats. n
Senator Chandler then presented m
amendment the effect OF which waa to
apply tho repeal sections Of tho bill to
supervisors and deputy inarahas, but to
leave In tho statute books tho "crlmcs''
section. 4
Again tho ycas and nays were do.
mandod and this amendment, too, WA
defeated, tho vote boing yeAs 81; nays
t32 ~
Another amendment was presented
by Mr.. Chandler TO restrict tho scope
OF tho repeal by retaining still smaller
number OF tho Grimes" provisions; but
1t, too, wns rejected, yeas 90, nays 80.
Senator Chandler thou presented an
amendment designed to retain certain
provisions Of tho act OF May 81, 1870, and
10 this amendment no said ho asked tho
attention Of Senator Stewart. After
the senator from Nevada" said Senator
Chandler. "hnd succeeded ne tho grand
champion Of freedom in tho senate
chamber, In securing tho adoption oil
the fifteenth amendment TO the consti.
tuition, no followed 1t up by tho passage
Of this statute. He declared then that
n constitutional amendment was WORTH
loss unless Congress made law to on.
force 1t. Does ho intend to contribute
his vote hcre to strike down a portion Of
one OF the Greaiest and nebleSt acts oil
.his liin p 3
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West Virginia Notes,

''Il Asnlsaros, D. G., Feb. Con
gresham Capehart and family left last
night Tor Indian River, Florida, for tho
benefit Of his health. s%i
@ Postoilice at Hurkleville, Upshur
county, has been discontinued and tho
Smailgo to Justin. Z s M
John N. RAIDER has beon commissioned
y poa.master st Marshall {I5iI19I 81
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AYERS HAIR FlGoR keeps the scalp
free from dandruiI, prevents. tho hair
from becoming dry and harsh, and
makesit flexible and glossy. All tho
elements that nature requires, to make
the mir abundant and beautiful, arc
supplied by this admirable preparation.
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& ATLANTIC TEA G Q.
We Lead, LIT Those Who Can FOLLOW.
ooo PRICE LIST: eos

Granulutcd Sugar, % pounds.".sl OC
Rolled Oats, 7 pounds..,."".""'". q
Best Gloss Starch, 7 pounda.."... q
New Dates, 4 pounds..........""." q
Now Cal. Ev. Peaches, 9 lbs.".~..~ q
Mall Pouch Tobacco, pcr pound. y
California Prunos, large, per lb,"-
Choice RaIslns, por pound.."",."."
Fox's Corn Starch, por pound.""
Carolina Rice, per pound.....".."
New Lima Beans, per ponnd,."""
Now Navy Beans. pOr pound ,.".". |
Good Laundry Soap, 2 bars"",.."-
Petit John Food, Per Package" ~. II
Gold Dust, Per pockago..""".". q
Carpet Tacks, S-ouncc box........
Clothes Pins, pOr dozon.... .....,. i
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re s.ss.rh rttsurx sSsr ~Tez5ng
rnn Trgrsfy gassneress cir~sS- society
~n hag8 IS gssrsstguas festival ChTlzt-
razs nFxhf grge32&gs - sseeez
Tha sanssav ernz@ss ~ fis@ Lason& Chris
.lsrs ehssrze wssf give Cfrssfrr--s srfsw-
tasr=neas 1sEs fAou6ay1 ssensEg
c.rrlstnaas snip ranse4 Puritan VII siaek
A. ire psafgarTn s.. So fozsez ~rito gifts
far youoe ard oEs- \ ehosce programme
ssa b Fenasre4 un1er TIE alreSssoa -
n- pzrx
The tsearv.tazn mission ard re
Ns4.syar4 FnesssoE. sn connection w9fh
TIE FIRST pees5yferzzn churca. waa Bold
s-hrfx1rsas exercises On wednesday ard
Taeaaay evening. FespeetlsesT. she form
~ 10 warts haai. sgufa Seattle. ard
fhe 0sheT n the ss3re az Bogtev4xf
sEere fhs seho5. meets spnsLay after
na0rs
ne Battery streef 81 r. church peo-
- vii bod ar snte-tslana THIS Christ
rnaa evening az 81 whieh viii consist
- q saniz clsss rost-o.iies. whore the
isa1y Cd u.an VISA ts1sEribuie presents. 4
ssorf concert VIII he rendered.
Tshe CarsSsaras exercises at the Flrss
Baptist cha-eh VIII te given ~ TO tbs
evening ~ sha Sunslay aehsol while the
Market street baptist chureh vas nor
bod its Christmas exercises until F'rAssay
evening. to be also given unsier the
auspices q the SEn8ay sehoog
At H. sirk's Episcopal church the
Christmas fs#iivai VIII - observed as be-
eomcs its Importance. Elaborate prepa-
rafb5aS have been made n the way CT
sleeSFatsoFs and narssc. Oh istnsas day vs.
be usslersya IN WITH q celebration % the
holy communion ~ ia a. N. At io.s9
there viii be q grand service with hsly
communion. To this service a speeial IN
vitafsoH is extersie4 20 members OF those
churches IN the sly where Christmas dag
viii not be kept ami 10 al others VINO
hive - church hcme. The rider Of music
viii be as follows:
Professional. Asicste Fideies
Neuite -......-........-.-..... Anglican
Te Deum Jubilate. in = hat...........
.-..s....................... q. 81 Garrett
Hymn, &5-....-....-..-............ Avison
Communion service In Oh H. woosiari
soioo Msss seldon. Dir. Mcciasre.
HYMN. 5t.......................s Ieaaeiss1hn
oncrtory. 20 Thou That Tellest Good
Things" Ciessialll. so.o and clsoruS
.............-...... Handel
Solo aIiss Ruby Bray
Carol sleep. Holy Habe'
.....t-,.......,..........E. 4, sylenham
RscsSssoaial. O.. ..............f Regent Square
TIE Christmas music will be repeated
on the two Sundays following, and the
numbers aided VIII be-
Anthem, sing. . Heavens" ..........
........-........... E,Fs~f mold rra4tr@
While SHEPHERDS waiche4 Their
hiocks ...,.-+...............-..J Best
Noel ,...-..................ch Charles Goancd
solo-Miss ssIaen. with v.slla oteisato
by Mr.. Deiias
''rhe Glad Things. III. Brewer
soic-Mr. F. r. Jago.
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Highest OF all in Leavening Power-Lasess u Govt Report
R|H.a'!:'!:!!! B BsS5ss'!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

He once at great risk Of his own life
plunged into d whirlpool 70 rescue a
stranger whose sk.T had capSszed. Once
wren Just returned 70 New York from
long voyage. on chilly November night.
calling at a coal Office for letters, he OBJ
served a thinly cla5. barefooted little girl
wao came to bay a single pail Of coal.
Seeing he- st0opso carry he- heavy burden
h gave her SO q the scanty wages he
had 50 dearly earned and carried her pail
10 her mothers door.
His life was spent among the rough ele-
rneaes OF nature and men. yet he pos
ssssed refnemeat that might consider
ably raise the average OF those bred in
the most favored conditions
on the Atlantic coast he had an excel
lent reputation as a navigator. One cap
tain With whom he had been in the East
n aie. said he sas the best aii-around
navigator ne had ever seen. he was once
totally wrecked of Good Hope. He al
WAYS feared he would make one voyage
tao many. and 1t was the hope OF his lie
thar he would some tin4e be able TO 1--we
on land. In conclusion Judge Fuller
says:
THAT such man should have passed
sa rfanv lonely hours on the great ocean
ana then in the prime Of life sink into ats
ABYSS is indeed sad. He was IL years OF
age on the f4th OF last February.
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a GATHERING OF THE GonDoss.
oae Bseomes Citizen. Assisted by
others OF Various Families

a peculiar association Of persons having
the same surrams. but not all related.
occurred IN the superior court Friday
Joseph a. Gordon. formerly of QUO ec.
bat now Of Tacoma. applied 10 Judge
Humes Tor admission to citizenship. The
deputy clerk Who made 0ut the papers
WAS J. r. Gordon, the tRo witnesses
were I. W and ] II. Gordon, and the
clerk who fled the papers after Judge
hnmes had affixed his signature admit
ting the applicant % citizenship, was H.
&, Gordon. The only one connected with
the transaction VINO did not bear the
everywhere present name Of Gordon vas
+. -. Hughes. the court clerk. othar-
wise the Gordons hal IL all their own way.
Joseph a Gordon is brother Of T.
". Gordon, county clerk. AMI j. II. Cor
don, 81 srsakaae. his witnesses. lie has
been In the United States Tor IA years.
having FIRST come when Is years of age.
bat has never before been able u secure
the two witnesses necessary. Had II rot
been for that fact Queen Nictorla would
long ago have lost a subject
III. G Gordon ard J. 3. Gordon are reg
ular Deputies in the courty clerks office
and are not at all related Ia each other
or to any OF the three others who made
up the Gordon quintettc.