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ALSO

All the right. title, interest. claim and de
msnd of Daniel S.cphanuS. Of, in and to a
certain tract of land situate in Elk Lick town
ship. Somerset county, Pa. containing ,;
acres. adjoining lands Of Daniel MauSt. Ga
briel Stephanus and Others. having thereon
erected a one and a haltStory dwelling house.
appuTtenanccS.
Taken in execution and Ia be sold as the
properly OF Daniel StcphanuS, AT the suit of
Adam Lepley and Nancy LePiey. his wife.
In Tighi Of slia NancN I.elll...,s use.
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4 Good Indication.

Medical practitioners of prominence
are prescribing for the cure of diseases
springing from arrangement of the di-
gestive organs, DIR. David Kenncdy's
Favoritc Remedy. This professional
endorsement is Justified by the fact
that no other preparation has been
found 80 efficacious in thas class OF dis
orders, even in the most advanced and
severe eases. It has cured gravel in
the kidneys, where all other medicines
have failed. Ii can be purchased OF
any druggist. \ book is wrapped
about each bottle, explaining It's use
The Slime sink region OF Georgia
is said 10 be well supplied with blow
- Ii y
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Monday, Dee. 10Th, 1894.

NOTICE i hereby given IN al the Justices
Of the Peace, the Coroner and Constabless
within the said county of Somerset. that they
be then and there in their proper persons with
their rolls, records, inquiSitions. examinations
and other rcmelnbranceS. to do those things
which to their office and in that behalf ap-
pertain 10 be done, aud also they who viii
prosecute against the prisoners that are or
shall be in the Jail OF Somerset County. 10 be
then and there 10 prosecute against them as
shall be just.
EDWARD HOOVER.
Sheriff
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WESTWARD

For rates. maps. Re-, 20 90 Ticket Agent or
address Thus. >. Watt, L. 4. ". L., 10 fifth
Avenue. Pitts1urg Pa.
;. NJ Provost j. X. wood.
GenI Manager. Geu'i Pass. Agt.
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All The right. title. interest. claim and de-
mand Of J. q. Mosnci, Of in and to all the
SrTisce and soil OF tract OF Land situate in
FIX Lick township, Somerset county. Pa. ad-
Joining lands of the Cumberland * Elk Lick
Coal Co. Keystone Coal Co. John \. Graham.
Jonas I.ichty. the tract heretofore sold to
Daniel VI. tike. and the tract sold 70 Joseph
n. Miller. containing li1 acres more or less.
abogt Ice acreS clear. balance timber. Also
the coal and minerals which sill remain un-
der the three acres around the buildings and
spring. Also - much of the privilege OF TAX
ing and using coal and limestone from any
mines that may be Opeiie'! on the premises,
for agricultural Use. grtnted in the deed of ~
sept. IsI7 from W. j. Baer and wife to John
{. Iichiy, ana David Lichiy. recorded In Vol.
A.. page lil. somerset county records, as shall
b. appurtcnant To this piece and not 10 eX-
coed proportion which the number Of acres
hereby conveyed bears 10 the whole number
OF acres In the farm aS described In said decd.
Also the right To the private road as reserved
and stipulated for in the deed of ticO. r. Baer
70 Daniel VI. Fike. Also the use of the pri-
Vate WAY. known a. the lime road. reserved in
the dead of Geo r. B1er to Joseph I. Miller.
having thereon erected a two-story dwelling
house, bank barn and other outbuildtngs.
Being the same farm or tract OF land that Jo-
seph g. Moguet conveyed 10 Susan Mognet.
by deed dated the lith day OF Oct. lSg2 with
the appurtenances.
Taken in execution and TO be sold a. the
property of J. q. Mosnet, at the suit OF John
I. Hooking.
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SIlERIFF'S SALES.

BY virtue OF certain Wri;s of Fleri Facias, Is
sue,t Out of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
somerset county. Pa, to me directed. there
Will be exposed to public sale. at the court
Hnnsn. In Somerset hDfnIi--h On
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-28

New York has the greatest unmber
OF inhabited dwellings, SJ5,593; Ne
vada the least, l0,066.
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All the right, title. interest, claim and de
mand OF Eiias Griffith. %, la and to the fol-
lowing described real estate, viz:
No. 1. A certain tract OF land situate in
Upper TurkeyfoOi township, Somerset coun-
~, Pa, containing Is acres more or les aG-
joining lands OF Herman BrOughcr, Daniel
raidiey and Hinm Faidley. having thereon
erected a two-s;oTy dwelling hoUse. bank
barn, blacksmith shop, ana other out build
ings.
No. > 4 tract of land situate as above. con-
tanning ~ acres, adjoining laads OF Jacob
krg-ser and EphTaim SchrOck.
TaScn in execution and TO be sold as the
property OF Elias Griffith, at the suit of Jacob
Nicholson, Il az.
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Dark brown is the prevailing color
of the hair Of the people Of English
nationality.
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THE Ldependent.
NEW YORK
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Uy Newspaper.

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day-religious. theological, political,
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Its contributed articles are by the
most eminent writers of the English
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II employs specialists and distinguished
writers as editors Of its Twenty-one De
partments, as follows;
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Personals,
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\ paper especially valuable for ;hose
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

That | Will sell. until further notice. the
following goods at the old prices. regard
less of the advance of 20c per gallon tax
hy the government: "A. pure rye, :
years, S2O1 per gallon; Tippecanoe.
years. s. -; Old Cabinet. years, S2j0pcT
gallon; bridgeport and ThOmpson's pure
rye. } Years. $50 per gallon: Finch. Col
den Wedding, Gibson'S, Robinson Co.,
Bourbon, $40 per gallon; Hannisville.
Dougherty. Monticello, = years. $50 per
gallon. California wines dry aud sweet,
from zoe per gallon 10 Sl.jl; L distinct
brands; my own importation. Sherry
and Port wine from S2;5O to 81 ~ per gall
Ion; also the finest Irish and Scotch
whiskies at lowest wholesale rates. Call
or send for special Trice list at
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YOUR EYE!
We want TO catch Ii !

EVERY FARMER in Somerset County
Hide TO dispose Of Will find that the CON
FLUENCE TANNERY Co., will pay the
highest cash prices for the same. Write
for quotations 10
wINSLOW :. COBB K Co.
Confluence, Ia.
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That tooth powder is an excellsnt
loansor for iils flliyf,e ewAfy!'
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
EASTERN STANDARD TIME.

CONDENsED SCHEDULE.
Trains arrive and depart from the station at
JohnstoNon as follows:
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Miss Dukane-I want TO have some
photographs taken. Where would YOU
go?
Miss Humly-Fd go to Mr.. Snapshot
if | were you. He made some perfectly
lovely pictures of me.
Miss Dukane-Did he really? Well,
if he is such clever artist as that, I'll
gothere too.-I'itts5ucg Chronicle Tsle-
graph.
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ECYS
Cream Balm

ELY BROTHERS, s. warren streti. y. :
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financial.
financial.
RICHMOND TERMINAL REORGANIZATION.
% WALL STREET


NETWORK. November LIST 1894
To nII Holders of Reorganization Re
ceipts for securities of the Richmond and
West Point Terminal Railway and Ware
house Company. Richmond and Danvilie
Railroad Company and system, East Ten
nessee virginia and Georgia Railway COM
pnDy and System:
on and after November % shall be prepared 20 re-
Reorganization Certificates for conversion into
securi;ec as provided in the plan OF reorganization
Each holder must deliver 10 US all Reorganization Ger
,Gcates held by him. for the various old securities which
will be scheduled consolidated by us One hundred
Schedules VIII be in by each business day.
and the new securities exchange. Will be delivered on
the following day.
All Reorganization Certificates (unless TO bearer =
MIST BE ENDORSED IN BLANK: and. n stock IS de-
other than that appearing on the face
~ the REORGANIZATION Certificate It's assignment must De
acknowledged before Notary Public or aisied py some
person satisfactory TO US.
The new bonds for 81 900 each Persons entitled 20
fractions OF a bond or a share either sell the
fractions TO US or will sel them such amounts az
may be necessary ente them to AN entire bona % "'
entire share .,,.,
Holders transmitting Reconciliation Certificates by t
whether they wish 10 sell or
fractions whether they wish the ne" securities ''''
by registered mall by express al theii eNIriS'
DREXEL. MORGAN a. co.
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n:L LAcKAwANNA AxD WEslERN II: r.
ChristOpher otfeets ,,,,,.,
kIsSTIBI LED TRAINS. IL LlMAN btff L.
l.uEs. HiNl ,lu LILuI.

COACHES. PtNl>tu Li1hi. go,
rout. .sf.NAik. fODMt il-l-tl. A.ON CLAIR
THE ORANGES. summit Demands. i!e i'asN'is
Rld-.. Madison MJrrist0~n fd-sac Paterson, II on
pNTCoNG. Ha,ketts'2ml; sThooLEYf1s MorWtiAHILH;
GAP sTNcCnsnt re r9seno M,ln'.,ns,, 5S IAT
nANVlII.E NOkfHUMBlRlANp. Monirose ZINC
HAMr0N OK FORD NORWICH, Watelyi.e: GTlCA
RICHFIfLD sPfINGs, Cortland SYRACvSE. 0S'
WEGO ITHACA. OwEGO ELMlRA, CORNING
BATH DANsyILLE BrFFAlo and all poin.s
WksT NoRTuWTsr AND SOUTHWEST
30 A. M-BINGHAMTON MAIL Stops at principal
900 a !, -nrFFA.o. SCRANTON. .nLNGMAMToN;
UTICA. EIrIlFlELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Pnrl Cars Con-
at Buffalo with trsr Tor Chicago arriving ~
leo +. ii SCRANTON BINGHAMTON and ELMIRA
EXPRESS Pullman paIi9, CAR MN "a,
OClTII EMPRESS Pullman parioi cars
7.2O + ~ daily. Buffalo Vesibulei Limited Express
FAIO Pullman Buffet Sleeping car. Connects a,
Buffalo with for Chicago. arriving at o3j ?. IN.
- DAY. $500.
0 90 p NJ (Dah)- BUFFALO SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON UTICA SYRACUSE and OSWEGO ENTREES.
Pullman Buffet Sletpers - ~ =.
Tictf,TS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS NJ -
Muras--t 100 Broadway Tickets at ferry stations.
~ AM! 92 Broadway. 80 West o5th ST.. 2S Columbus
ave NewYork 33S and 12G Fulton and ~ broadway:
BrooNlyn Time tables giving fun Information al al
stations. ..- ........ ,
check baggage from hotel or residence 70 Destination
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financial gleetlons.


MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
II BROADWAY.
NEW YORK October 9Th. 1894.
gUNIJE ANIMAL MEETING Of The sharchOld-
/ or Of the MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY
viii be held AZ the Companys Ofce In New-iork ny,
NJ Il Rroadway on the second Wednesday IN november
,c,t uho IAN day q said month"; AT l. O'Clock noon
Board 81 Directors for the ensuing year n To lie
Iet,ed and three Inspectors OF Election 49,,
Tn. transfer books VIII remain closed from frday'
October l2tE a d; o'clock i. NJ. until Thursday NO
y,rrber 18th al 10 O'Clock 4 NJ
'''-' ~ u. W. McWIfIIAMs. Secretary.
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Philadelphia & Reading
Railroad Company.


arc required 10 deposit their bonds Dor which Irn' Com
ranv receipts oa he ssreJ AMI g. assent 10 the jILh
above mentioned and tho bondn.'iers agreement ~"
,IIDI<TIIN iron SUCH DEPOSIT MD ~
Sv>r rUt, CoNNITTEE WILL PAY. ~ CASH.
PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST TO jan. l.
1895 FOR THE ONERDtE COUPONS OK f"''
ASSIGNMENTS OF THE OVERDUE "F"'s-
TERED INTEREST. A. THE CASE NAY ~
no>nuoYnIRs NAY INSTEAD OF CASH. RE
CFIXE TEN-YEAR q PER CENT. Eat Iffbi'E
INTEREST CERTIFICATES. REDEE"HnLE
AT 1915. AND SECt RED ~ THE btI">''"
COUPONS OR ASSIGNED I\TEREsI
, s,naicate has been formed purchase the coupons
and registered interest q The General Mortgage bohs UP
10 and including January lst 1e's IN case the company
does not nay the same and the holders OF assent
ing bonds prefer not 10 take the scrip above me"u''
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CENTRAL RAIL Road OF kEW-JGRSEY
IAullfacu. cod used cAcils!velyb
Io.. t-gsas. Automatic Bloch Signals.
At. III o.. Lin -stL.


li.a.l- station loot u Liberty -at
Tor Il-f0.i Bethlehem Allentown. NtucN CNlnk &c,
80 ., $40, II - to l.ason a. 81 i.io; ;9 tto
D.. 90. 80 to Allentown, Il. NJ Sa1-
DAYS. 4.3p i.lJ \ 81 1900 $50. 600 Z. ". -
lr Wiit's.trre. FlV~'Dp an! -cfuni.n 30 A. VI
to 30 20 g. VI sundays 80 A. VI
~ E.,dns at 40 5 90 elo 1000, II - A ~.
$780, i.D - 800. 800 54S. 40 + VI. IL - nish,
Sundays 30 ~ al. 100. 80. 80 SEQ T. NJ. l. -
~ harrisburg at $50 500 9lo \. NJ. no 40.
800 5oo $50 =. y. l2.l5 night. sundays 100 BIB
eco j. NJ. - Is sht 80,
For 9uulr,. L. Nisturc and ilamsp"rt At 20: 20
10 4 NJ 10 I 20 30 =. NJ. sundays 10 A. d
e.
I'c0clnt. l3D. S:l5 II 80 \. ". 100 - 800 20
- - Red Bank Gi5 + M sundays except Ocean
Grove and Asbury Park o.0o \ NJ. TOO =. "
FOR LAKEWOOD
larmlr gdale River, larnegat Pafk and lrnega.
90 4 NJ. I.i5. 40 = NJ
Tor Atlantic Ma. N1ela"d and irlgetoH.
FIR Manaou,r ii,ach acabr,eht and Hshard. r.,
N'resint 49, >.l'. ll.3o \ N. 20 l-@ 500 and
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Unlisted STOCKS.
ErEorEAN FINANcIAL MARKErs.

and the account. Newlork. PENNSYLVANIA ard Ohio first
bonds IL. Canadian Pacific. g.. Erie ia.
do second consols -: Illinois central 92s. Mexican
ordinary. IL: 81 Paul common. 63s.: NewYork Cen
trsl l0l' Pennsy vania 80. Readpg ga Mexican Cen
,al new I"r cent bonds COZ; Louisville and Nashville.
56. Aich.son common. 81. Tho OF bullion with
drawn from the Bank Of England balance TO-DAY is
iGlVO Money. i4Ni. per cent. The rate Of discount
open market for short bills Is a'G per and
months bills - per cent. Paris advices quote
per l02 francs ga confines Tor the
count and exchange London 23 francs IL cenmos
for checks.
Berlin. Nov G.-Exchange London 20 marks 81 pfcn-
nngs fer sight and 20 marks "a pfcnnngs Tor 90day
bills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
a TIL: NEW ORR TRIBUNE WILL H. RE
ci.IvED AZ THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No i.2ie BROAD
wav % door north Of Thirty nrs-sf.. ana ADNrR
TISEMENTs At the following Branch ofic'. y. -
riehh-ave .. Twrntythird-et l52 SiNth-ave ;
N, Fourth-ave Forrtecnth-st TOO Th.d-ave 'Gl
ThirIavc Forty ,efen-st. n2h Third-aye.. nea'
fst-ate. Wnst FOrty-secOnd 1T
10. columbus ave- .. ~ A. ~. Thir11ve 81 Vast
rorcenth 10 West Forty scconist. 55i Thf!-ave
MS ThlrdaVe.. 2o5l Thtrl-aNr httween o1e-hunded
ani-tw.nh and one hunir -, Il nd N thirteenth gfs.
tho HARLEM OFFICES. 80 East one hundred-Gnd
24a West ehundrrdn ndt twenty nah
AZ and aoO West hundred forty ATHEIST. up to
D. m, at regular Office rates.
IN f,rookiyn &c Court ~ Broadway, II. 2J1
pcdrord ave. IN o. regular Office rates.
European Branch. for Advertisements oniy rs Fleet
Street. z. c.. London, England
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ROYAL BLUE LINE. ..,,,

~ ti'i.-l ''i-4-4 ma b.AAst i"o'''@ EN-'''
Tor Philadelphia week days. $50. 500 90 1000
u 80 Dlaiag taD A. NJ / So 800. 400 diutet lai'gr
cap. 300 900 ,3nins car, ! 80 SO = "a NJ
riLHt sunday. $50 300 30 .uihs Sap q" D.
30 i.cp 600 dining carr p ~. l2;lS nlsht oo ,.,o
For baltimore and Washington. week days 'VV II w
lj'nne ,arl A VI 100 700 300. 600 lDnlns CaD
J. NJ. :2ij night; SUNDAYS 900. II 30 dining Carr
A. NJ. 20 300 600 Dining Car T. NJ. u Ia H!si to.
Tickets and lirl gr .'rt- can = -f.ii.d az ~;
~ oiI. iilO I323 broadway. 73i ave, III EASY
llh g ~ Easi l25h - c6t Vest l3t -, -. ~
Bi,oklyn. 0S Broadway Williamsburg The New YORK
Transfer Company VIII call FOR ard check baggage f:on
i.f 4r farsa ~
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Copartnersblp Aotiees.

WHEREAS. The Copartnership heretofore
w existing under the firm name 81 JOHN cHAIi IL
IOS sONS'' been dissolved /. the DEAN OF Jonn
T. f-baffau but the busines T. 10 be continued ~ the
sil.scr,Yrr who . coparner III the :ald nm anu
whereas The CoparnershP had business relations
with foreign countries and rad carried On business IN
IN. state %. FOR twenty Years and upwards
~ therefore compliance win IN" pI"i Fl9ns OF IN
Act Legislature 81 the STATE OF NV .rh III
titi,d IAN act allowing continued ms" ~ coatner-
ship certain cases AMI ne acts hnefhne We
same T. GEORGE H. cHATIIiOS. residing At NO ~
Fast sOtl-st In the CITY ~ New-York: DO HEREBY
CERTIFY that nm person and hereafter deal.
inc under The ,sJd nrn name ~ John CHATILlON
SONS" 90. ..o.
D WV oHo II. CHAT1LL0N
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Steamboats,.
gTGMlN@TCM ll6lIEa

Irsld- route o. Boston and the last All fares reduce
steamers leave New lie. -. :" H.. at d T. y. daily. ex
cent, SUNDAY
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ara reoplrot 20 deposit their respective securities r'r
which Trust Company receipts will he issHed)' anu "
agree either u purchase at par AMI accrued interest
five per cent Trust Bonds q the Fhaa"phA
and company amount equal 10 zen
er cent 4, tn par value respective holdings or
% AZ their option contribute amount equal t. 'h"e
per cent OF the par q their respective holdings or
which contributions o. obligation o. the Railroad com
rany will issued 70 th'm.
Deferred Income r,ndholders arc required deposit
their bond and to pay cash contribution y = 81 one
per cent for which contribution ~ obligation OF the
Railroad Company viii Doe issued - them
Derosits 81 securities be made under this plan
~, or before DECEMBER a. 1894 with Of the fol-
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Financial Hlccllnqs.

IANUANSET IMPROVEMENT CO. New
vi y,rt October "a 1897 The annual MEETING ~ tho
-. -, IN ia coulpany viii b.. held at the oNi'c o!
,rtTSWAs If WOOD a co. Nos. 5s3 and -, Hroad"ay
Sav YORK city TUESDAY. %ove nlb"r H. 1874 al y Il"
HENRY X MOTLEY. Secretary
C,UELTER ISLAND PARK. Ncw-lork, DC
- tober q 1894 The annual meeting Of the stock,
,oider. ~ This company VIII be held M The Once OF
;rU6vAS u WOOD & CO. Nos. J13 and 515 Broadway,
s.e~-York city on Tuesday. November 10. 1891. at .
m HENRY X. MOTLEY Secretary
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THE MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday. November G

Tuesday. November 6-p m
=, Ling q legal holiday. the exchanges banks
md public offices were closed to-day. For the
Convenience Of readers. we reprint the closing
,uoations at the stock Exchange on Monday;
THE GENERAL LIST
RAILWAY STOCKS.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO Il. Il.

baltimore. Washington. Chicago. Cincinnati.
Il Louis and Al Points west
pTITNhN CAR SERVICE ON ALI. TIA MS,
Leave Ncr-york foot o. Liberty ST. daiy Ior 81 ~
70 p M Il II night For CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS
900 M 500 ror w nI,rr Cp, ~ mNisr a
p m cy SUM 800 p m GOO p m M pin I'M carr IT'D
FOR NORFOLK. HaY Line 30 p m ex sunday; 80,
f-,r NEW ORLEANS via Roanoke, Bristol and ,haua'
mo-, throioh pullman Sleeping Car 900 ~ daily
Tcke, onl-~s. No cSl AIS 40 Bdway ii Ea,, ian
&, 400 Grand - " Y 100 3it Fulton 81. BIG WASH
rr,on St Rrooklvn station foot OF Liberty ST. C. X H.
NNw.vor Trqrsrer win call for and check baggage
10 1satinetion.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-03-21
SHERIFFS SALE.

In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for the County of Clatsop.-
Rose G. Jackson, Plaintiff, VS.. j. j.
Kinney, Defendant.
BY virtue of an execution and order
of sale issued out of and under the seal
of the above-entitled Court, in the
above-entltled cause, on the 2lst day of
February, 1894, and to me directed,
upon a decree of foreclosure and iudg-
ment rendered therein, on the 23rd day
of December, 1893, in favor of the above
named plaintiff, and against the above
named defendant, for the sum of
$SSG.25 and the costs and disbursements
of this action, taxed at $l6.S0, and notice
is hereby given that on Tuesday, the
3rd day of April, 1894, at the hour. of 10
o'clock Il. M, of said day, in front of
the County Court House door, in the
City Of Astoria, in said County and
State, | shall proceed to sell all the
right, title, claim and interest of the
above-named defendant in and to the
following described real estate, to-wit:
Lots numbered five 90, thirteen Q3)
and fourteen QD, in block numbered
one hundred and siXty-two Q89. in the
town, now City, of Astoria, as laid out
and recorded by John Mcclure, and ex-
tended by Cyrus Olney, and situated in
Clatsop County, Oregon. or so much
thereof as shall be sufficient 10 satisfy
the asid sum of $3S6.25, and the costs
and disbursements taxed at $3.50, and
accruing costs of this suit, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash
In hand, in United States gold coin. Mt
lme or sale. II. A. SMITH,
Sheriff of Clatsop County, Oregon.
Dated Astoria, Ore, March 1st, 1894.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-03-21
THE NEW EDUCATION.
Prof. Getz' Lecture at the congrega-
tional Church.

The second lecture on 1.-THE New Edu-
cation" was an intensely clear and in
teresting presentation of the theme IN
It's bearings upon moral culture 1t
comes almost as a surprise to many
that school education has anything to
do with moral culture, but Prof. Getz
showed how II does.
The professor has also surprised the
educational people OF the city by his
activity and keenness in pereeiying
what our schools are doing and what
they need. 1t is to our credit that ne
finds them efficient, and 1t would turn
ont much to our advantage If sugges-
tions made by him in regard to general
educational work in this end of the state
should materiallze.
Prof. Getz strikes the people OF this
CITY as one of the most active and ver-
satile educators that has come among
them. His ready manner, pleasing ad-
dress, thorough knowledge of his busi-
ness. his wisdom and broad sympathies,
as well as lectures themselves, will
make him long to be remembered here.
His addresses have been thoroughly
practical and attractive.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-03-21
DOUBTS THE STORY.

Capt Hallock has carefully investi-
gated the reported robbery Of Louis
Eugene Duval, the half-breed Indian,
who claimed to have been robbed Sun
day morning. Capt Hallock states that
even if he had been held up, it would
have been for only 20 cents, as that was
all the money he was known to have
had. He states further that the night
previous Louis Eugene had been drink
ing stuff that had burrs in it, and that
he was so drunk that the chances are
that he walked off the dock, as there is
no railing up there about Kearney's
cooper shop. Every time Louis Eugene
comes to Astoria he spends too much of
his time leaning up against vanished
counters telling people how thirsty he
is, and winding up his jag in the city
Jail 1t was at the Jail his father came
looking for him about daybreak Sun
day morning.