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- $500 AVN A"NSSNAA AAhb '4sNDNht
narrowly missing the elder Mr.. Cham
bers, and almost at the same moment n
shot was fired through the glass part OF
the door, grazing the face OF his son.
Mr.. Chambersisaya he recognized as
ringleaders OF the mob u miner named
Eiky, Joe Sweeney. John Lohmann and
one Johnston. who was n member OF
the mine committee o. tho union. Hc
accuses all OF these men OF overt acts,
and saya they and others will DO arrest
cd to-day. He says also that Constable
John Anderson, who is also town ser
ceant OF Elm Grove, stood in the crowd
OF spectators and did nothing to prevent
the lawlessness, which would have been
much more serious but for the fact that
those directly interested did not seem
to be much more than fifteen or sixteen
in number.
Mr.. Chambers says that OF the sixty
five miners he had at work before tho
strike all but fifteen have returned to
work, and he thought nearly all these
fifteen were engaged in the disturbance
in front OF the postollicc and store.
About the same time. however. or SO
soon after that nobody could have gono
from tho store to the coal works,
SEVERAL SHOTS WE'RE FIRED
through the windows Of tho Office at the
tipple, where the northumberland was
alone. lie was not hit, but one OF the
shots narrowly missed him.
Ono OF tho striking miners, named
Green, told n reporter that he reached
his home near tho tipple. shortly after
the shooting. Ills vito told him there
had been row, and n good deal Of
shooting, but when he went out thore
was no sign OF trouble and nobody in
sight. Four windows had been broken
in the housc. however, by the shots
that were fired.
To-day is pay day at the mines. The
strikers as we'll Us tho non.union miners
will DO paid of, tho former having
on an average S25 or $50 duo them, and
the others from $50 to $50 each. Every
body at Elm Grove is OF the opinion
that there will be renewed and even
more serious trouble when the two par
tiea meet in tho village. One OF tho
men who arc now working said last
night that every one OF tho working
mincrs has gun" and that they arc
in tho majority. One OF the other men
said; III tho sheep have any friends
they ought to advise them to mako
themselves scarce"
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MADE ADMINISTRATORS.


Archbishop Kahn Inns now Full Authority
III tho st. Louis Archdiocese,
Tho following telegram, printed IN
tho Cincinnati Tribune Of Friday. will
be road with interest hero:
ST.. Louis, Feb. SIT became known
herc to-day that Archbishop kAin has
filed with Chancellor Van der Sander
documents from tho propaganda ap-
pointing. him apostolic administrator Of
the archdiocese OF st. Louis, and vest.
ing him with full authority in matters
spiritual and temporal. Archbishop
kenrlck Is not specially shorn OF his
faculties, but hc is to all intents anu
purposes retired from tho management
Of tho ecclesiastical trust which he has
filled for SO long time. The papers
worc filed with tho chancellor, as 70.
quired by cGnonical regulations.
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Backed up by cash otfcr-thc statements
that arc made by tho proprictors of Doctor
sage's Catarrh Remedy. They say that their
medicine will cure, perfectly and pcrlnan-
emily. tho worst case of Chronic Catarrh in
the Hcad-tlat not only Caturrh itself, but
oil the troubles That come from it; and every
thing catarrhal in its nature, arc cured by
tho mild, soothing, cleansing and healing
properties of their remedy.
They can't say any moro. Probably every
medicine for Catarrh claims as much. But
it's one thing to promise cure-it's q very
different thing to perform It. Tho proprie-
tors Of DR.. SaSo's Remedy want to prove
that they mean what thoy say. So they
mako this Offer: II they can't euro your
Catarrh, no matter how bad your case or of
how long standing, they'll pay you $500 in
cash. You're suro Of tho money CT euro.
Isn't such medicine worth trying *,
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rilE SHERIFF on HAND.

1t not likely that tho parties to the
fracas last night will renew the amuse-
meut CT last night. however, rs Sheriff
Franzhcim went out last night after,
tho reporters had loft. There was u
telephone message for him early in tho
evening, butt was said lo was sick and
could not 90 out. lie left, however, as
soon as no heard OF tho trouble, but ar
rived at Elm Grove too late to do any
thing last nigat.
Mr.. Chambers, speaking last night OF
tho miners claim that not over 90 cents
n day could be earned under the 5l.cent.
scale, said it was false. and that there
was not a miner at work who nndo less
than 81 90 day. while some earned as
high rs 81 so. Besides this, tho com.
pany had guaranteed all who wanted TO
work steady employment for six
| months at 81 cents ut least, and agreed
to pay higher wages il any other mine
in tho district did SO inside OF that limit.
The first story which came TO town
last night was that Mr.. Chambers had
been shot. This probably arose from
the fact that n shot was fired through
tho door so close to his head. There
was also story that tho watchman had
been shot, which was no. strange in
view OF tho fact tina. he dropped to cs.
cape the bullets which camo go uucom.
toriably close. y
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: ~ q. . b. #
WATsoS-on Friday. February .. 1891, ut 800
4 y. m. GEORGE WATSON, ST., In the 10th year
OF his n6c. 81
Funeral from tho residence OF his daughter, Mrs.
BaDcock, .C?S Chapllne street, on Sunday
afternoon ate O'Clock. Friends OF the fam.
ily respectfully invited to attend. IuIcEmcnt
atMtzton cemeicry.3& s
PuILLlPS-on Thursday February s, 1897. ct
Z O'clock nj, Miss bridget PHILLIPS. aged
u years, 81 ls
Funeral from tho residence o; John Gribben,
No. 9GG McCollocl street, oil Saturday Mt $50
a.; m.t Mlss at the Cathedral at . O'Clock.
y Friends OF the family rcspec,fuliy invited to
attend. 1n;erment at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
DusBEY-on Friday, February Q, 1871. Mt $40 p.
Z In., Nrs, ittzADETIt NuSuEY. reliCt OF the lnic
William Iusbey, In tho 18th year OF her Ggc,
Funeral notice hereafter 64
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A BTT ON A RIQI
Growing out OF the Elm Grove
Miners Strike last Night.
SEVERAL WILD SHOTS ARE FIRED
And o Few Windows Broken, but
Nobody Is Hurt.
EXAGGERATED REPORTS AFLOAT,

And Moro Serious Trouble Feared
To-day, whom tho Miners will DO
Paid ofr-Confllctins Accounts OF
tho Trouble last Night and OF tho
Difference out OF Which 1t Grows.
A Narrow Escape from Serious Rc.
suits Of Reckless Conduct.
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$50 on Plates reduced to StO 90.
~15 90 Plates reduce to 81 80. s
SIS 90 Plates reduced to 81 90. @
Sale for Nine Days yet.
/. G. DILLON & co,
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The Union glass works is getting its
full share Of the trade.
There is nothing definite abous the
scheme to start the old Northwood
plant.
Abortion OF tho Buckeye is on this
week. 1t Is M unusual thing to hear
the whistle at the latter nowadays.
Tho factory Of the West Virginia
glass works, which shut down on Friday
to allow the cutting department to
catch up, will go on next Monday. Or
ders arc plentiful.
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Mr.. T. 3. May,'formerly manager OF
the Standard mill, is visiting friends in
Bridgeport aud Martins Ferry.
The LaBelle puddlers discontinued
work yesterday. having used up all of
the available scrap iron. They will
probably resume aftor tho stock-taking
ia over,
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An Editors Recommendation

Mr.. G. T. Davis, editor OF tho Bloom
field. Iowa. Farmer, says: 81 can recon-
mend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to
nil sufferers with colds and Group. l
have used it in my family for the past
two years and have found it tho best 7
ever used for the purposes for which it
is intended"
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There was n small riot ut Elm Grove
last night, growing out OF the. miners
strike. A number OF shots wore fired,
MANY stones thrown aud other warlike
demonstrations made, and it was only
by tho morcst chance that loss OF liio
was not among tho results oitho trouble.
Exaggerated reports were. not un.
naturally, soon anoat, aud thoro wore sto.
RIGS that persons prominently concerned
in tho strike had lost their lives, which
proved untrue, but seemed to BIO OK.
planned by tho real occurrences.
Tho exact facts were hard to got ut
when lSTELLioESCEI reporters reached
Elm Grove about an hour after tho &C.
currencc, for tho reason that those in.
tcrGsted seemed disposed to conceal tho
truth. Mr.. W. T. Chambers, former
president OF tho company and now 4
director, was seen, rs were also several
OF tho striking union minors, and both
tho parties to tho controversy seemed
to wish to convey tho impression that
there had been no trouble.
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By good deal OF effort, however, it
was learned that thore had been two
demonstrations, ono at tho store run by
two sons Of Mr.. Chambers, both OF them
also directors OF the mine company, and
the other at tho tipple where coal from
the shaft is loaded on tho b. 4 0. cars.
Tho first difficulty started at the store,
which adjoins the postoflicc. Mr.. W.
I. Chambers is the postmaster. This
disturbance seemed to be without other
cause than tho hard feelings OF the
striking miners. Tho first demonstra-
ton was made against MIR. Chambers,
senior, in front Of the store. lie warned
those engaged in it that he would call
upon the United States authorities ii
they intcrfered with the postotlicc, and
ordered them away. His son closed the
door OF the store. and father and son
stood Just inside. armed with pick
handles, while tho son declared his in
tention to kill any person who attempt
ed to enter.
After good deal Of shouting OF
threats. coupled with profanity, outside,
a crowd OF hundreds Of people gathered.
Somebody threw
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Little Girl wish was a princess.
Don't you wish you was prince Little
Boy-No. ldon't. "Why not ?" "Causc
prince Inns to,wear his Sunday clothes
every day. Good NeuS.
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IT is not what Its proprietors say,
but what Hoods Sarsaparilla does, that
tells the story Of its merit. Hoods sar-
saparilla cures. .
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THERE is no better proof OF tho excel
lence Of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrun than
that it is recommended by lcalius
physicians. !. Ia y:
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TODAY ONLY.

C5 pieces Extrn Fine Table Linen, which
We hive closed from n large importer,
ranging In price from zoe To ~ 80 II yard.
Take your choices mt soc II yard.
+, l.. 5. GOOD & co,
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SOME OF THE CHANGES
Made In tho Tariff Biii-Complotc hack.
Down In Some Instances.

nihue III thc TnriT Bil-Complotc Hack
Down In Some Instances.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 2G.-The
principal changes to be made in tho
tariff bill in accordance with tho agree.
mont made to-day by the Democratic
senators arc in the income tax and the
sugar schedule. The sugar men have
been from tho first clamorous for an ad-
valorem instead OF q specific duty, and
that change haa been conceded.
The principal change in tho income
tax is n provision for Il limitation Of tho
timo that the law shall remain in oper.
alton. This 10 another matter Of detail
which has not yet been absolutely
boon agreed upon, but the principle
having been conceded tho senators who
have tho compromise on hand do not
consider that there is any possibility of
failure on account Of tho period. 1t
will probably be about five or six years.
There will BIO no change in the rate OF
taxation. which will DO left ut . per cent
on amounts in excess OF $1,000.
\ number OF changes in the rate OF
duty will bo made in tho iron schedule,
in which there will be n slight advance
over the rates fixed by the pending
bill. Carpets will also secure IN ad.
vance. In many cases the rates fixed
in the house bill will replace those OF
the bill reported to the senate by the
finance committee.
Another material concession which
will be made to the disaGec;ed senators
will be the restoration OF tho specific
system in many places where tho
finance committee changed the house
bill by tho substitution OF nd valorem
duty.
There will be no change in the rates
fixed on iron ore. lead ore, or coal, and
wool will remain on the FREQ list. Tho
whisky tax as reported by the finance
committee will also bs undisturbcd.
1t is understood that the entire Dem
ocratic majority OF the finance CON-
mittee is in hearty accord upon the
wisdom of the proposed changes.
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AN Old DRY GOODS HOUSE.

Tho Dciap'nin Dry Goods Company Sue.
cocds to tho Long Established business
Of L. =. Dolnplnln. SOM Co.
Tho half a century old dry gooda con.
corn Of which the late L. S. Dclaplain
was tho successful head has passed
into tho hands OF tho Delaplain Dry
Goods Company, which continues TO do
business ut the old stand with IN on
tirely fresh stock OF goods.
MIR. Hullihen Quarter, who has snnnt
thirty years Of his life in tho establish.
mont, Is president OF tho company. Mr..
j. S. Gibbs, who in point OF service falls
three years behind Mr.. Quarter, Is
secretary and treasurer. There aro not
more capable and popular mon In tho
business than these two. Under thom
is a force Of young and vigorous men
who understand tho business and will
assist the chiefa to main,aiu tho old
position OF this long established house.
Tho DeIaplain establishment has al
ways been u credit to Wheeling, and it
will lose non Of its prestige under Its
new direction. Tho now company tnkes
hold OF tho old business with ample
capital, the public confidence and all
the a%ssurances OF success.
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We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case OF Catarrl, that n
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY 60, Props. Toledo, O.
We tho undersigned have known +. J..
Cheney Tor the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able 10 carry out any obligation made
by their firm
West 4 TEuAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, Ohio.
WALDlSG, KISSAN 4 MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halle Catarrh Cure is taken Internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Price
I5c. Dol bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Testimonials free.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
V1RUsTEE's SALE.

by virtue ola decd OF trust made by Charlie, c
Stephens and Mary N. Stephens. his wife, TO mo
us trustee, dated March .. lsoJ, and recorded in
the office Of tho Clerk OF tho County Court Of
ohio county. West Virginia. In Deed OF Trust
Book No. 81. page IS. ! viii soil ut public auction
nj tho north front door Of the Court lIouEe OF
said county, IN the city Of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, THE ?sTn DAY OF APRIL, 1851.
commencing ct ton o'clock a. H., the ]iOllowIa,
described real estate, situate, lying aud b0lng In
the said city Of Wheeling. 10 the county Of O6ln,
mud state Of West Virginia. that Is to say; Tho
north half ~ OF lot numbered lour(D In squam
numbered twelve u2l ~ designated on tho MA.
Of Caldwcl's addition 10 Wheeling, recorded In
Decd Hook 50, folio IS, Of tho records Of Ohio
county, Wcst(NltEinIA. Said half lot Is fronting
on tho west side OF ron street formerly called
Bolton street. between Twunty.OIghth aud
T%wcnty.nlnth streets formerly called Tayiot
and FairmOnt streets aud being the same bro.
perry conveyed 10 said Charles c. stephens by
MnnCrvn SteIdIcnS BY deed Of same date as the
said decd Of trust.
TERMS oF SAIE:-0no'thirl aud rs much NOM
as the purchaser elects 10 paw IN cash on the day
OF Aale, the balance In two equal lnStlllmenu AZ
twelve and twcnty.fOnr months. notes bcRIn.
Interest from the day Of salo secured by decd Of
trust, or lien reserved, on the property sold, 10
be given for the deferred payments.
GEO. u CALDWELL. Trustee.
W. II. HAIL.ER. AuCtlouecr. mr!6
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TRUSTEE's SALE.

- .#.# .... ... ....
By virtue OF n deed OF trust made by Charles
II. Wise, August Kramer and liaymnnd nauer
TO mt as trustee. dated August ID. 1897, and
recorded III the Office Of the Clerk Of tho County
Court OF Ohio county. West Virginia, III Deed Of
Trust look No. %. folio 100, l shall oiior at nub.
lie sale TO the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, MAY ?6. 1891.
beginning at 10 O'Clock n. III ut the north door
Of the Court House OF said county, n CERTAIN lot
or parcel OF land In tho city Of Wheeling. Ohio
county. West Virginia, thus described. to.wlt:
Being lot numbered ono hundred and twenty
U2OJ on the northeast corner OF Market md
Twenty.fonrth streets In said city. with the ap.
purtcnuncGs thereon. aud being the zane prom.
crty conveyed by the said Wise, Kramer aud
Bauer by Samuel J. ElllirItI. by dccd dated Iuuo
u. 1892, mud recorded In said o(lcc.
TERMS oF SALE .-One.ihlri OF the purchase
money aud us much more as the purchaser MAJ
cloct, cash In hand and the residue ntwO equal
lnStallmontS ut nine and eighteen months re.
spcctively. With Interest from tho day OF ale,
the purchaser TO give notes for the deferred IN.
s~tAllncntS secured BIS deed OF trust upon the
premises and by a policy Of insurance to m
amount and In II company satisfactory to tho
undersigned.
JOHN J. JONES. Trustee.
W. T.. HUBBARD, Attorney.
W. II. HALLER Auctlonecr. APIS
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BELLATRE.
All Sorts of Local Scws ind Gossip from
tho Glass City.

All Sorts of Local Scws ind Gossip from
tho Glass City.
There is q lull in congressional Affairs
in this section at present, but that does
not mean that nothing is being done.
The friends OF Col. Poorman arc active
in all parts OF the county, and there
seems to be no doubt but that he will
be abie to secure q majority OF the dele.
gates, and under the unit rule the on
tire delegation OF tho county. There
may be n big fight. There are no sur
lace indications, but tho stiffness in
certain sections Of the county is omi.
o IL
Thieves were heard providing about
tho residence OF L. b. ken needy abou. .
o'clock yesterday morning by his
daughter, but they made so much
racket awakening him that both made
good their escape. One OF them was on
tho roof prying of shingles, while tho
other had a position in the vacant part
OF the house adjoining. from which he
gave warning. Both were seen by Mr..
Kennedy and arrests may follow.
Mrs. Louisa Huntley and daughter
Lille. Miss Mary Parks, Miss Clara
Moore. Miss Mary Cory, Miss Gertrude
Costing and Miss Mabel Costing left
yesterday afternoon for New York,
where they will take ship tomorrow for
Liverpool. England. The party will
travel in England, Scotland, France and
Germany, except Miss Cory, who goes
to remain, and the Costing girls will
remain with their aunt until the party
is ready to return.
The two Mayhews, who assaulted and
beat S. $. Kirkland while the latter was
driving along tho road home, waived
an examination before Mayor Dubois
aud were sent TO the county jail at St.
Clairsvillo yesterday. Their case will
come before tie grand jury now in SEES
sion.
The friends OF Miss Jennie Kelly,
formerly Of this city but for some years
q resident OF Chicago, are glad to hear
OF her marriage to DR.. Charles Wade, a
successful young physician OF That city.
The happy event occurred Wednesday
at noon.
Several Odd Fellows from this city
arc the great celebration IN
progress at Uhrichsvillc. 1t commenced
yesterday and will be continued to-day.
Representatives are present from all
parts OF the state.
There was to have been a foot race
here between professionals, but enough
outside interest was not stirred up aud
the race was declared of.
" So.
Tomorrow is Arbor Day in this state,
and will be observed by the schools in
some places by planting tree'.
Miss Lizzie Cummins entertained the
Home Benevolent Society ut her home
on Gravel Hill yesterday.
W. G. McClain takes Miss Clara
Moore's place in the Buckeye Loan Office
for this summer.
Prof. Frank Nelson's pupils will give
a musicale in the Elysian. theatre this
evening.
James B. Darrah returned from Co.
lumbus yesterday.
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Persons who are subject to attacks OF
bilious collie can almost invariably tell,
by their feelings, when to expect m Mt
tack. Ii Chambcrlain's Collie, Cholera
and DiarrhGa Remedy is taken rs soon
us these symptoms appear, they can
ward off the disease. Such persona
should always keen the Remedy at
hand, ready Tor immediate use when
needed. Two or three doses OF it at
the right time will save them much
suffering. For sale by Chas. R. Goethe,
Will W. Irwin, Chris. T. Schnepf, Chas.
Menkemeller, VIM. E. Williams, S. L.
Brice, a. E. Scheele, Will Mcnkemeller,
John Coleman, Richards & McElroy,
W. II. Hague, Wheeling; Bowie & Co..
bridgeport and B. +. Peabody q Son.,
Beuwool,
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The big triangular match race be-
tween Clifford, 70 Tambicn and Csrls-
bad. that was to have been the opening
feature OF the Nashville meeting next
Tuesday mas been declared oil. The re-
suit OF the Montgomery handicap at
Memphis on Wednesday settled the
chances Of the latter two horses, and
70 Tambien's owner will not put up
the "stud" for the Nashville contest.
Clifford in his present form is looked
upon ms the most likely winner Of the
big Brooklyn handicap next month.
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~ASsiGNEE's SALE.
SSIGNEE'S SALE.

"a SoITNEE SAlAE.
BY virtue Of a deed Of assignment made to mo
on tho Sth duy OF March, 1894. by Carries {.
Hoffman and Anna X. Hoffman, his wife. md o.
record In the Office OF the clerk OF the County
Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia., | will on
SATURDAY, THE 5Tu DAY OF MAY, 1891.
Mt tho front door of tho Court House CT Ohio
county, offer for sale the following real estate,
to-wlt;
Lots Nos IS and 10 In the town Of Fulton, State
OF West Virginia. aud the two rrsIdeucCs-ouo
two'story frame and one two.story brick situated
thereon also ono brick stable. ono brick smoke
house, one frnmo Ice house, ono carriage house,
p, one frame slaughter house. enc brick machinery
and manufacturing house; nil situated on the
above lots. us well rs all other buildings situated
on said premises
will also offer for salc on the same day on the
property, to'wit: one large water cAsE. Two larl
coolers. ono Iacsct kettle. two grind-stoneS. ono
lard press, four counter scales. ono platform
scale: one meat chopper. two sausngc suffers.
one dry beef cutter. two %clcaverS, knives, with
saws and butclierg' tools. four meat cases. 81
pounds all.spico, one large steam Jacket lnrd
kettle. one lard kettle, one sleigh, one two!seateI
carriage. one top wagon. one farm wagon. ono
set double harness, one horse.
TERMS OF SALE OF REAL ESrATE:-One.th!rl
cash; balance In six md twelve months. secured
BY deed OF trust on above real estate. The pur.
chaser may pay so much moro cash as he may
desire.
TERMS OF SALE OF ABOVE PERSONAL Property:
Cash. In the meantime sales Of the above poison.
al property will b. made privately at the aio!e-
said residence at Fulton.
WILLIAM C. UANDLAE,
Assignee OF Charles {. Hoffman and Anna X.
Hoffman. npl