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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-13
FOR SALE.

Two houses on one lot, corner OF Pine
and Sharer STREETS. Make me- an offer
Corner OF Pine and Crosby streets, -four
room houSe-S5OO cash, balance on time.
A fine residence corner Eighth street
and Avenue C. A great bargain. Call:
sell for S3,7OO.
Dwelling corner OF Oak and Twelfth
street, H.600.
A fine residence on Adams street. 1877
Cheap lots on East Commerce, Chestnut
Palmetto and Carson streets, Government
Hill, South Heights, Laurel Heights and
West end.
Room VIM. WILL, Clifford Bldg.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

The firm OF Setter & Miller have dis
solved. F. Setter Withdrawing. l.. Miller
will collect all bills due the firm, and as
snmes all Indebtedness.
F. Setter has purchased the City Hall
saloon, cor. N. Flores and w. Com. StS.,
and will have q grand opening OF the
same, Thursday nigh, Feb. 18th. He in
vites all his friends, former patrons, aud
the public in general TO attend. A fine free
lunch and other refreshments will be
served. Good music. Respectfully,
FRITZ SETTER.
Proprietor City Hall saloon
SAN ANTONIO, Feb. 18th, "a. 2 ID 81
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-13
MYSTERIOUS ELECTRICITY.
The Human Mind May Never Solve the
Problem of What 1t Is.

The Human Mind May Never Solve the
Problem of What 1t Is.
To the metaphysical mind on the one
hand and to the confident ignoramus on
the other the mysterious nature of cleo
tricitv offers fruitful subject of specu-
latioA. To the latter especially it seems
q feproach that the true nature Of cleo
tricity has not long before been made
manifest, and he is always prepared to
dash off an explanation with much more
confidence than Newton proposed his
theory Of gravitation. 1t seems inexpli-
cable to the public at large that the mvs-
terry surrounding electricity is not dis
PEELED. 1t does not seem to occur to
those who are impatient to have the
great question, what is electricity"
answered that we are in just as dense
ignorance as to the mechanism of other
phenomena. Gravitation, light, heat
and chemical action are in the same
category Of scientific mysteries and have
had centuries more of thought bestowed
on them than has been devoted to the
new agent. While it now seems that
we may be on the threshold of one Of
the greatest discoveries of the human
mind, yet it is possible, and even proba-
bic, that the knowledge Of man may
never be permitted to extend to the en-
tire solution Of the problem, for it is the
very problem Of the universe itself.
Assuming what seems to be unques-
toned, that electricity, electrical action
or whatever we may call it, has its seat
in the atoms or molecules of matter or
of the hypothetical matter, ether, we
are brought face to face with the same
conditions that confront the cosmical
philosopher. As the latter can never
hope to have his material vision extend
to the bounds of the universe, neither
can the molecular physicist hope to ma
terially appreciate the ultimate elements
of matter. Lord Kelvin has shown that
if a drop of water were magnifed to the
size of the earth one of its constituent
molecules would only be magnifed to
approximately the SIZE Of a cricket
ball. Bearing this in mind, the i'm
mensity Of the problem which is so often
hlppantly referred to is evident True,
we may demonstrate the exact relation
between electricity and magnetism and
may satisfactorily connect these with
other phenomena and even obtain a
working hypothesis that will answer all
scientific needs, but the ultimate solu.
ton may forever evade the human mind.
Whatever we do learn, however, will
not be through the speculations of meta.
. physicians or the guesses of tyros, but
through the physical Investigations OF
Hertzes and Teslas. While as a mental
training metaphysical speculation may
have its use, the absolute lack of add.
tons to our real knowledge during the
many centuries from Plato to Bacon,
when metaphysics held full sway, is con.
elusive that nothing can be expected
from this direction, and merely specula.
tive theories IN regard to the nature Of
electricity deserve as little considera
ton as is now given to the metaphysical
Va;-Grlc@ Of the schoolmen of the middle
ages.-LleCtriCal World.
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A Slight Blaze.

About 2:30 o'clock this morning,
the fire department was called out
to 222 Warren street, where a va
can't house was in flames. The fire.
men worked diligently, and the
blaze was extinguished in a short
while. The loss will amount to
5000. Fire Chief Kehoe says the
building was set fire to in one OF
the rear rooms.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-13
Stuart Robson.

A comedian, who has won an enviable
petition for himself among the theatrical
stellar lights of America, will be seen for
the first time in San Antonio next Thurs
day evening. Mr.. Robson will make his
initial bow az the "DrOmio of Syracuse"
in a magnificent scenic production of
Shakespnare'S immortal COMEDY Of Err
r." The engagement will close Friday
evening with the charming comedy,
Leap Year"
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DO NOT MAKE A MISTAKE.

If ynu are looking for real bargains in
Real Estate or want home, now Is the
time. call on John 7. Hamhleton Il Co,
who will he pleased To show yOp their list
of fine prop rites, consisting OF city lots,
improved city property, farms, ranches,
etc Office Daily LIGHT building. 3 ct
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Another Revival.

The Prospect Hill Baptist church
was packed last night with an in
telligent and appreciative audience
to hear the gifted pulpit orator,
Rev. John Bass Shelton. His sub
ject was "New Dress" or "Regener-
alton" Rev. Shelton will talk
every night this week. Everybody
cordially invited.
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His Sister Is Dead.

Rev. A. l.. Todd, a colored minis
ter of this city, received telegram
from Houston yesterday, advising
him that his sister, Susan Perry,
aged %, had died in the Magnolia
city on the previous night, and he
left last night to attend the
funeral.
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GEO. ROBERTS GETS TWO YEARS.
He PLEADED GUILTY IN THE DIS
TRICT COURT TODAY.

h Was Charged With Assault to
Murder Josie Wilbur-Robinson
the Wife Murderer. Gets Thirty
Years Bette Chavez Gets Free
For Killing a Mexican In Self De-
tense.
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ohio's Republican Hosts.

COLUMBUS, 9, Feb. l3.-The an
nual convention of the Ohio Re-
publican league is being held here
today.
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FOR SALE.

Saloon, doing a paying business.
Cause of selling, sickness. Address
o. X, this office. % I'm
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SHOW PRINT1Na

For Posters and all kinds of Show
Printing cal at the LIGHT office.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
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1t Must m
l Read it in The DAILY LIGHT.
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-05

CHERIFF'S SALE VERNON BUHGAB.
- plaintiff PhilOmena Eenda laeger
Henry {. 1aeger, individually and a. guardian
Of William kolmes, an insane person., Y. III.
Kleinschmidt, H. NJ iarchea, Vary Z. laseer.
tguardian Of Henry {. aeger, an insane per
som, William HOLMES and Alexander &. ] Of
sin, guardian " william kolmes. an insane
perhoul. defendants.
Cnder and BY virtue OF an order Of sale AMI do
cree Of foreclosure and sale issued out OF the
district court cf the rst Judicial district OF the
state Of Montana. IN and for the county OF Lewis
and Clarke; on the ID day 81 January. A. ID
1894 In the above entitled action, wherein Vernon
i.urgar. the above named plaintiff, Obtained
judgment and decree OF foreclosure and "a
sgains, the above named defendant, ON the
"a day OF January, A. ID. 1891 for
toe cum Of Si.sll.6l, besides interest
costs and attorneys fees. which said de-
1894. recorded in Judgment book No. / Of said
court AZ page -. 4 am commanded 10 cell ali
that, certain l9t, piece. or parcel Of land situI
Clarke. state Of Montana. aud bounded and de-
scTibsd a. follows. 20 wit
. hat certain tract or parcel Of land situated
lying and being in the city Of Helena, county %
lewis and Clarke and state Of Montana. nnd
particularly described a. foliovs; lie south
half of that certain parcel OF land in hessmau
K Davis ulao r. lot No particularly described
as follows; beginning A. point from which
the northwest ornsr Of placer lot No. II D At ;
south 30 degrees west 10 feet; thence south 81
degrees AID l5 minutes cast 10Y feet 20 tho
west ii ie Of Rodney street thence north 80 de-
grees east 10l feet; thence NORM 81 degrees and
Ks minutea vest flGi, feet: thence south 80 de-
grees west 4 o feet. 70 the place OF beg ming
said tract containing si-i0O acr
said property hes = frontage OF 30 feet on
Rodney street by 1909 fec IN depth, ara y tho
same property con vcyed By thetsman 4 DAVIS
10 lhilomana . ends Yaeger. deed dated ! &c.
81, isig ind record d in the office II the re-
cor or OF 1 evils aad Clarke cot nty. March ~,
1880 In book IT" Of deeds page q I.
Together with all and singulsr the teno-
meute hereditaments and appur enAnoes there
INTO belonging or in any wise appertaining.
Public notice is hereby given. that on Fri
day the 2tth day Of Jauuary. a. ID D.. 1874 AZ II
O'Clock IN. Of that day. at the front door OF the
Montana will ia Oh slieuce 20 said order Of saln
and decree OF foreclh and sale, sell the above
described property or 90 much thereof as may
he necessary 10 satisfy said judgment with in
tereat and costs, to the highest and best bidder.
Given under ny hand. this 81 day Of January.
A. ID. 1884 - ......,.... ., 90,
BY Fam T. less, Under sheriff
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BOSS SHEPHERD ABROAD
How the Whilom Boss Of the Ma
tons Capital City Thrives
in Mexico
Driven From Home, Practically an
Exile. Broke and Down on
His Luck.
B,t n. stuck 10 Fabuiousiy Rich IN
Chihuahus, where He Rules Like
King.

The world has heard but little Of late Of
the man who 20 years ago was alternately
famous and infamous a. the beautiier ana
the boss Of the Capital City of the nation,
Alexander r. shepherd. formerly governor
OF the District OF Columbia Yet the career
OF this American Baron Haussmann subse-
ouent 20 his downfall has been as full Of
romantic vicissitudes a. a Haggard novel;
and now he Is boss" again, In something
more than the political sense, and rules
with despotic sway over little city N his
own. which he has built 20 protect some
fabulously rich silver mines near Batopilas'
IN the canyon of III Fuerte river, amid the
mountain Businesses Of the Sierra Madre in
the southwestern corner OF the state of Chi
Iuahua, Mexico.
Practically an exile from his native land,
almost fiat broke" shepherd with won
derful luck found his way 20 Batopilas
just after one OF the regularly recurrcnt
revolutions on which 80 many Mexicans de-
pend Tor fame and fortune. An American
citizen owned a mine there which had been
seized by the revolutionists and held for
several months. They were finally driven
out by the government troops, but left the
mine in n chaotic condition. the works de
stroyed aud the owner on the verge Of bank
ruptcy.
This was Shepherds opportunity, and De
seized 81 with avidity. He made a cod
tract 20 buy the mine for the sum Of $751;
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No. $3.50.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

T.. 3. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA. Mont, lee 10. 1895.
Notice 10 hereby sNen that sonn " inscott has
this day filed application Tor Ia.f NJ. under tho
mining laws o. congress. for the hesihWooi
lode mining claim. design ated a. surto NJ.
42j5. situated ia lunorganizedl mining district.
Jefferson county Montana ia section Il and A.
TOWNSHIP north. rango s west which claim Il
recorded IN the qiiioe u the record Of Jeiior-
son county, At oulder, Montana. and described
A. follows
said IA yey No. Ass beginning at corner ) o.
4. from which tie = sec cor beiween secs AZ an
Is tpyn. ~. Of 10 aud principal merid an
Of h. ontanA bears % leg - min ill.6 q an
runuing thence IA 20 deg 40 M 3 5ts f. thence
n : deg ~, min " 60 q. thence 81 deg 70 mia 20
g0A2 IT, thonco IA Is deg 70 MIN 53l ~ thence
n o dog 80 min Q taO t. thence n IS deg 20 min "
lis n, thence u deg e. NM lilZ r. thnute
deg 80 min " hsz Il T. place q beginning
-Gea OF sur No. f253 y. ~ aoren. area IA csn-
hiot with Alsbsma EUR No. 1850. claimed 10
acre.. area IN conflict With NJ. T., No ~. placer
including conflict with sur no. luie GOLD nil
lode and sur No. 1850. alabama lodel not
claimed. Ai6 acres total zoe claimed, l. -
ncrss.
TIE following being n description Of the
gruuud sought in this application lcginn u
% corner No. I Of this lode ami ran thence n q,
deg "a min S5l2 II, thence "A % deg % min @
$50 Il, tlonce IS deg - min y 10 H. thence 9
Is deg a. min 1fl2 Z n thence e o deg o. min "
1928 n, thence ~ dsg 20 mia iiZl Il % place
Of beginning. embracing au srea n 1879 sores
upon when notiee % siil application VAS
posted the lfth daT Of II. cember, isss Inc only
adjoining claimants 20 these premises are Ger
NJ r. No. 1Hi on the south. and placer NJ q.
No. 100 and tbs urani . lode sur No. t-ah on tho
west 2. A. sMIG1El1, LoEistor.
hirst pul LEGATION Lee. a. lsss.
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4 characteristic feature of Mashonaland
l. the kopje Some descriptions of these
curious elevations are given In a letter 70
Professor Geikie, by J. b. Don, formerly
one Of his pupils a uniform granite for
nation Is. he says, by far the most promi-
nent geological PECULIARLY of Mashonaland
and indeed of most of the interior OF
South Africa Sometimes 10 rises into
mountains. but usually the general level
is only broken by low kopies, and in those
parts where the bedrock and surface are
ilattcst the kopies present the most singu-
lar appearance The whole country seems
dotted with these curhstones, and IN
whichever direction you look they gradu-
ally close ia the view. as the trunks of
trees would in forest. Some Of these
curbstones are 500 feet or more high,
sheer an round, and apparently Of smaller
diameter than height. Sometimes the orig
inll mass has been so broken up as 10
form the most marvellous steeplelike struc-
lures springing out of the rich foliage that
grows ia all the crevices. Native huts are
built ON these kopies in the most inacce.-
sible positions. London News.
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THE cHRlsreNeR.


Butler. a. a family name, dssccnds from
beauilcuE
Croker and Croker had fathers who male
carthcnware.
Bridge. nridgcr and nrigster were toll.
takers at fhc kings bridges.
pedjer, Pcdderman, Pedman and pediar
had fathers who carried packs.
Reynolds, Roynardson, Rankin aro de-
sceudants Of Reynard the Fox.
Thackcr was "a man who thatohcd houses.
and So gave name 10 the Thackcrs. Tha.ch-
crs and Thackerays.
Kemp meant originally a soldier, and the
kempers. kcmpersous and others Of that
SIX are his descendants
Taylor. Tyler Smith and lis compounds
and various spullings Carpenter and Ma
son are all trade names.
Cop meant any prominence Of land, and
hence came the Cops, Copes, Copleys, Cope.
lands. Cohbs Cobhams, Cobwills, Cobdens
and Cobleys.
Waters, Watson, Watterson, Watkins,
Watkinson and some Others are sons Of a
man called Water, because he lived on the
bank OF a stream.
Hurst meant wood, hence residents in or
near wood bore the names OF Hurseley,
Hnwkhurst. nazlehurst, Ashurst, Elm
hurst and the like.
Hin comes from an old English verb
meaning 10 cover, or put roof on; hence
the Hills. Hnlyers. Heillers, Heelers and
even Holman and Heelman.
Winn, Winner. Winnower, Bolt and
Boulter, Silver Riddle and Fiddler, Thrash
er. Nanner Farmer, shovel, Shoveller and
Shower ara all names connected with the
handling OF grain Louis Globe Damo-
Graf
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MATHESON q 60
GOLD BLOCK.

CHERIFE'S SALE-BN VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS
bexecution In my hands. issued out Of the district
court OF tho tir-t judicial district OF she stats
Of Montana, ia and for the county Of Lewis and
Clarke. In the suit of Jacob Darby against Ebsn-
ezer johnson, I'd Darby James W. Fortes,
Henry iller. Jas. A. a. tanning and Jas. sutton.
duly Attested the 9th day Of Iecemter, a. ID.
1895, have levied upon all tho right, title and
iuterot OF tho said hmee ". o b.. in and tu
tho following described property. situated in
Lewis and Clarke county. state Of Montana. viz;
OF Fix lBl IN block seven 90 ia the town or
village q Craig. county If Lowis and Clarke.
state Of N entahA
Together with al and singular the tenements
hareditaments and appunenances thereunto be-
longing or In anywise appertAining.
Notice IL hereby given that on tho ath
day Of JHnuary. A. D. 1891. between tho
hours OF O'CLOCK a. m. and 5 o'clock l.. N. Of
said day. to-wit. ~ ~ o'clock m. Of said d.y.
A. the front door Of the court house.
city OF Helena, said county and state. l will
sell all the right title and interest OF the said
james ". forDes In and to the said above dc b
scribed property, TO the highest bidder for cash
D n hand.
Given under my hand this the 18th day o;
December, A. ID. 1873
CHARLES d. CURTIS. Sheriff.
BY fRKD L. HOss. Under Sheriff.
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ArRoNAuTlc SPIDERS.
insects That Can Build balloons and
Travel Through the Air.

There isa certain species of spider which
| a. moved hy instinct at certain seasons ot
the wear 20 travel and Co travel distances
that no one would suspect him dcsirous Of
covering. What, then, Is his mcihodf The
I spidor selects the right kind OF day, one
| ON which there g. almost calm in the
air, rather one where there Il just the
4 slightest breeze
/ lIo crawls up a tree, or a flagstaff, or a
| hullrush. or anything that will give him
! a free position. He then begins 10 emit
I the free end Of web nom his filamcnt
bug. and this is 80 light and fresh that it
/ floats away in the air and Is carried along
by the light breeze.
lie may emit 100 or 200 yards and ev-
cry now and then he tries whether there Is
enough out and floating Co buoy him II he
let's 40 his grip ON the trcc or other elcva-
tion. by a nice system Of calculation he
ascertains just what will buoy him, and
then. letting 10 his hold, the fllamcnt Is
borne of by the wind. and he himself az
the end OF it, and in this way he can travr
FL miles and miles.
II he finds himself coming near the wa
ter, he pays out more OF his cable, and In
that way ne obtains more floating iilament
90 bear him mp. II, ON the contrary, he
finds himself going too high. he draws In
his cable and descends 10y lessening the
amount Of floating fiament.
II you anchor pole in body Of water,
leaving the pole above the surface, and
put a spider upon It. he will exhibit mar
Vicious intelligence by his plans 20 escape.
At first he will spin web and hang TO
one end while he allows the other 60 float
off in the wind, in the hope that il will
strike some object
OF course this plan proves failure, but
the spider Is not discouraged. lie waits
until the wind changes and then sends an
other silken strand floating of in another
direction. Another failure is followed by
several similar attempts. until all the
points Of the compass have been tried.
But neither the resources nor reasoning
power of the spider have been tried. lie
climbs TO the top of the pole and energetic
ally goes 20 work 20 construct a silken
balloon. He has not hot air with which
20 initiate il. but he has the power Of max
ing IL buoyant
when he gets his balloon finished, he
does not 40 of ON tho mere superstition
that 10 viii carry him, a. men often do,
but he fastens it 20 guy rope, the other
end Of which be attaches 10 the island pole
upon which be is a prisoner. He then gets
into his aerial vehicle while it Is made F.
fast and tests 10 60 see whether it Is oapa- +
bic Of bearing him away.
He often finds that he has made il too .
small, i'm which case he hauls it down, .
takes it all apart and constructs il on
larger and better plan. A spider has been
seen to make three different balloons be .
fore he became SATISFIED with his expert .
ment.
Then he viii snap the guy rope, and sus- /
pended from a filament viii sail away TO
land as gracefully and as supremely in
dependent Of his surroundings as could be
imagined Toronto World.
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THE MARKETS


'uW YORK. Jan. -rtr silver. tlb.
COPPER Dull. LAKE. sl025
Load Weak domestic sA.0
b here was marked change a the temper %
speculation 10 70 day e dealings. n spite 81 tho
efforts Of the ear.. prices moved upward Ga
nearly eli stock4 81. laul Wa hrst attacked on
rumors Of largely decreased earnings hut since
the figures were published The stock rallied aud
tie hesrs were forced o. cover rs purchases O.,
advanced figure. Western Union q Ell s.mi-
larly. Northern Pacific vas heavy on report.
unfaForanle TO the earning capacitg Of the COM
peny and the contest Over tho ecelforship. adj
vance. for the day included Wororn Union D
TO- cent while breat torthein preferred de-
cliret . .. Northern ircifc Itl
governments steady
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GTOcEHOLDHfl MEETING TIT An
- nual mssting u the shArsholdsrs u tie q
tinnai Loan aud SAVING Uni q Tor tho election
Of ulcers add directors will b. held a. the Driu-
cirai once ~ fha union. room ~ Merchants
National Hauk building. ol the second rafur
dag la Januarg. i-sl. inaing Jan. 81 teiResn
tls houra Of 10 and four o'clock ). n.
W.. h. MniIAkEh. Secretary.
Helena. Mont. Dec. A. i-sl
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MEETING - TIE AN
= nual nesting 81 the SHAREHOLDERS ~ The
Queen 10 Mining and DEVELOPING company Tor
the election % officers and directors vii - held
81 ths home Oft c. in Helena hsnt. on Nednes-
day. Jan. q. 1884 between tho hours of two aud
foar o'clock .. M -
Helena. Mont lee A.. i-tA
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Sarah-She- worth a million and just
the right age for you.
Jerry-Any girl worth million il tie
night age for me.-Detroit FIRES Presa.
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Dr. Cstons Reliable Comp1und for Ladie. are
SAFE. rrompt EaaciuA lhs oriz RAJ snd oaiI
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NOTICE.
q. 3 LkND OFFICE.
HELENA. Mont. lee. 3. Z

HIM. MonIs DC y 10
Complaint having been entered a. this o,.es
b. George y craig against solomon T. nc
4 arty a. heirs FOR ahAndonina his homeatead
en- - No Ava dated June ~. 1871. upon toe ~
\ ne y ard lots z. . and I, section .. township
Nd n, rage , west. In swia aud arko county
Montana. with q visH 70 the cancellation q aid
entry the sad partios are hsrebs auumuHol 90
appeHr a. this othns on tha 9th day n ianuArl,
l1lt. a. ~ o'clock a. M. ~ respond AMI furulsh
tett ulony oonosrning said aileFed abAndonmrnl
1EO \. BUUhQuih Receiver