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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
RiLLOTHyG FOR BrRROWSS SUCCESSOR.

Kalamazoo Mich. March 6-The Republican Con-
yention for the iIId Congress District TO nominate
a Representative to III the vacancy caused by the
election OF Julius c. Burrows TO the United States
Sonata met al uoon TO day. Charles +. Brown. Of
Kalamazoo was chairman. Washington Gardner or
Albion Alfred Mines. OF Coldwater; John y. {.
smith OF Charlotte and Frank W. Ciapp OF Bat
lie Creek were paced in nomination The nrst oa-
lot resulted: Gardner. 25: Smith. 90 Mines. B;
CLAIM Unnecessary for choice. 35 The second bal
lot resulted: Gardner. q: Smith. 49, Mines IL;
,1app. l2 There was change in the vote until
the forty ballot when one Of Clapps votes went
TO Gardner. Eight more ballots were taken without
change and the convention took recess
Resolution, adopted reafilrm the Minneapolis plat
form consratulate the country on the nal adjourn
mont Of Congress, and conclude as follows:
Resolved, That believe In the largest possible
use of silver consistent with the maintenance or our
,,onai credit and that also believe in the use
OF both gold and silver the money OF our Nation,
ord ,ha silver should be restored TO its tme-hon-
ored position In the Nations finances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
CUBAN INSURGENTS BEATEN AGAIN.

BAND DISPERSED BY THE GUANTANAMO
TROOPS AND SEVERAL OF THEM WOUNDED
Havana, March G-The Guantanamo troops have
attacked and dispersed band of insurgents under
Perez Brooks al Luzo. Several Of the Insurgents
were wounded The troops captured all their arms
ammunition. etc The provinces of Puerto frh-
clpe. Matanzas. Pinar. Rio and Havana are quiet
Alfredo and Arrange. of Natagas's band, nave sur
rendered 10 the authorities at Rodas. The mayors
of that locality report that MataSasS pahu, Soi-
sists OF 100 men most Of whom were impressed INTO
the service of the bandit.
Madrid, March G.-Sehor Abarzuza Minister o'
the Colonies, read TO the Chahoer 'o-uaS o'i p,'
,,,, -, ,,r,,,,i,.d credit for the campaign in Cuba
The C;overnOr-Cicncral of Cuba mas le.eErdp"cu
requesting that renforcements be sent a':eGty 20 10
santiago and tha: they be made ready 70 take the
fc.d forthwith. The War Office Is pushing activey
ths ,,reparations for the expedition There is re-
fnarkabie en- thusiasn IN military c!rces l)etach-
r1ents from all Earrisons mastering TepHy at
c,n,nnder Cadlz Cortnna and barcelona They
viii embark nt the end Of the week Two million
cartrldces will b. shipped on The cruiser Queen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
lP. 4. WORK ~ PENNSYLVANIA

harrisburg Penn March 6.-In the House to-day
the smith Religious Ciarb bill, being the special
order WAS called up on second reading. When the
opnosed IT, He characterized the bill as the most
vicious atrocious outrageous and un-American
measure ever offered" There no need. he said
,o refer 10 the origin of the bill Everybody knew
be contended who the narrow-minded men were
hack OF the BILL which ls blow at civil liberty
Mr. Seyfert quoted the Constitution and Judge
Cooley upon Constitutional limitations; said the
bill was aimed at the great Roman Catholic Church
in this State and declared that. although he was
NOT a member Of the Catholic Church. he was In
favor OF the fullest liberty. Continuing. he said:
MANY OF the best citizens OF the country are fro'
cstants who wear a peculiar garb. There are only
TWENTY-FIVE Catholic teachers IN Lancaster County
and their religion Is no. indicated by their garo but
there are Menonni.es who wear in the schools
garb that distinguishes them from all others as
also do the German Baptists. The BILL Is pow
NJ these people and should be killed. have Deem
Informed that the people back OF this measure con-
and | ask that God have mercy on the Common
wceIth II such a power could force such iheuSuie
Mr Sevfer. then quoted from a magazine a,'s'c
tho obligation taken by members OF tne n = n,
and said: If there is a member or tnat orusr nete
al iS tbot statement Is not true let MIN dehy IL
y do" shouted Mr. spansler, OF Cumberland
jumping his feet :, ,os g,od tho state
IN, bei been denied and he warned the heptp,,,
cans OF the House that II the OIL passseu u "'"N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
rtcKCUIRDTyU IN LEGISLhTtHh'

Little Rock Ark March 6-The storm 'nt' mas
been brewing in the Legislature ever since ''' ~
Mountain Railroad q week ago defeated 'he p''' 40
the establishment OF n Railway ComnisSo" III .''''
State broke out this afternoon. wheh .,a
offered in the House to e)ect from '' ,,,o,sad
r.,r.se,,a,,vee of newspapers that had criticised
the action Of the Legislature. Representa,lv, ,'I ~
roe OF North Little Rock. rising To- C"iark~ call
ing him "llar and rascal" when th1 ,ai,,Irc a,a,t
Commission bill first offered IN ,ne .rh iro,
II was favored by "a large majority ~ tn,
Mountain Railroad established large anu ~, f Tor
enal lobby here, and when the biii enl UP mar
nnal passage Il was defeated The newspapeIa, pp, p
ticularly 1.-THE Commercial Appeal oi Mf"irr,c' rnw
Tenn, intimated that bribery had peen .seo'
Clarke in an Interview supported I'M" .IIut
OF bribery. Last evening Representative MOI Montos n'
""N"t 4" rhe jov"-10r and was orh"t'n y - i". m ~
Office Thereupon Monroe made his attack on tne
Governor to-day There is feeling that '9seir i,
Clarke Will resent Monroe's attack In "e''"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
7,peD or BEyyo HUy7ED Br TIE POLICE

philadelphia March 6-"Jimmy' Logue. the no
torous burglar, who Is suspected Of having rnuT-
dcrcd his wife Johanna at their home. no In
North Eleventh-st, in this city dozen years ago.
surrendered himself TO Coroner Ashbridge last
night In October last the skeleton Of woman
was found beneath the floor OF the kchcn al that
house A handkerchief was tightly tied around the
mock which indicated that the woman had been
s,rangled AS Logues wife had suddenly disap-
.eared number OF years ago and as I-ogu" hhd
po, been seen since being released from inc Fast
ern Peui,entlary four years ago atteF s.iFlHe Il
sentencc for burglary. the police beheVtd ma .'e
man had murdered his wife and that tle AKtIetoh
vas that OF Mrs. Iogue. The latter theoiy %"S
streag,heued by the inscription Il j. 10 u. H.
on a ring which was found on one ot the ns ni's1is
OF the skeleton. As the inscription was Pin "aig
worn away, It was presumed thai the i-. ~. Wa1 5
ar ono time a. L." and the Initials OF lCeue ana
ha suouse Since the finding or the sk'Iei0n ,ne
police OF this and other cities nave nlaue i'.ts,
searches for the suspected murderer IrI w, I,
success Ioyile wen. to Coroner hshpliIte ihn5
night and ga ylne that he was urea OF "c''S """''
down surrendered himself - ,o,,. -, bis
This afternoon Ioeue told "A loag Story 81 m, nls
Wanderlnes since he left this city. lie aSSILci M, '
he did not knox ahat he was Wdll-u a'l ,,n,
a shor, time ago when he met IN h,cnEp - ',,rn,,
man who had formerly .!ved In Phadrpn'a I'm I'm
him LOgie SAYS he Nrst earned tiat ne VIZ VIZ
charged With having a. nlr1ered ms wue. aiG am ,, nn,
be returned here as soon he cOuI1 earn
means IoC,ue offered no expldnhuo @A 80 '' "''
eton found In his former abode.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
RROEEy GLASS ~ HER FOOD.

A VALUABLE GORDON SETTER IN THE MAS
corrAt CLvWs uENCH SHOW KILLED.
chicago March 6.-Dw.ght EGie, one OF the most
valuable Gordon settlers brought 20 the Mnscoutah
rl,ii,s bench show 10y thc Dwight K"aaels. die!
Yesterday under suspicious circumstances. Broken
glass had teen given e. h'r IN iool. ana Sh' b'''
internally 10 death. Dwight Sarah, sh.p,cI In the
ss,,D crate with Efle from Detroit To also sick
In the same way. but VIII probably recover H"c
IS weak from loss of blood but. not" ithS'ah''"s
that she took FIRST prize yesterday IN the 'o'''"
setter PUPPY class. The dog that is hea' "''
valued at $1,000. but rot ,or sale. JUS ""''
,r ,,,cr, tho lr,k.n glass was given 20 tho dogs
is not known The man In charge o. ihen say =
they all lcf; Detroit in good shale WIN, ~, ~
Of sickness IN the string. ON their hrilN" h ~
caEo Monday. however. Eihc began - b't' - -
believed tho intention was 20 XII I"ltut -, ',
who has won FIRST prizes IN all me prh.n h~nDN" ~
nud IL said 10 bc the best Of her class III the co1
NV But she was not Bhpped In the crate ,nat
usually carries her. The broken giaSs WAS p'' J."
the crate marked with her name
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
FREFHOLDERS CONE TO BLOWS.

DISGRACEFI'L FIGHT IN THE MIpDLEStX, v j.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE
4 disgraceful fight occurred In the Mihd''seN
County clerks ofice In New Brunswick' nj y
O'clock yesterday afternoon. The coInbatants were
Frechoiders David McCloskey and Frank Mn''eS'
The two became involved In an argument over mo
duties OF the Llracy Committee OF the board Oh
Frcoholders Mulvcy charging that McC'oskey had
lnterfered In the formers privilege OF taking county
lunatlcs to the State Asylum at Trenton. for "hich
a fee Of So is allowed Miyey struck McClosKey
on the head. knocking him down ana inilictlhg d
ten minutes They were finally separated by th'
Intervention OF Surrogate Leonard Furinan h.d ~
se:au;s IN the SurroeaieS ana 'oHh'y ''''h
Offices. ,t. , ..ro
McCloskcy later swOre out Il complaint OF htIc-
cl,i.s assault and battery against NuNey, on Nhl'
IN, latter gave bail - await he acton OF the "ahl
Jury. There has been bad blood between thc TWO
men for a long time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
1UvyrI COMPANY INCORPORATE

Albany March 6.-The Ne"-fork ana iroonN"
rrnne, Company was Incorporated with the Sec
So, -, c,a,e to-day with a capital OF S00.0W
The company purposes to build an underground
railroad. 10 br operated by electricity or other mo-
two nower from convenient point In New-iork
city. between East slxteenth-''t and wh!tehaii-s'
under the bed OF the East RWer 10 p,, POM ,n
ave, distance Of two m,ies The directors var, are
ter Aims Jotn C. Buclsen. Charles Kuehnmund
John V BOWLER tr Frederick pelaheld fTank EM
The companys prlncipa! Office will be In New Iork
ttv Thomas 4 Patterson jr.. subscribes for sJo
OF The / 600 shares CT capital stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
4 SKULL FOTNU N 4 CELLAH.

IT Is THOUGHT TO HAVE SOME CONNEcTIoN WITH
MURDER COMMITTED YEAR AGO.
The skur found in he cellar of 80. 80 West
Forty-sxth-s, al o'cock last nigr' IS thought pos
sibly TO be that Of Susie Martin. whose body was
found a year ago in the basement Of No. 5l1 West
Thirtv-nin:h-s: The skull is an unusually small
one ana has evidently been boiled a; some time II
was found wrapped in some old linen when may
have been used on an ironing board and portions
of a plaid jacket which answer the description OF
that worn by Susie Martin wnen she DISAPPEARED
The bundle was found behind the door near the end
OF a Goa, chute leading from the street and the
janiior who found II said IT may have lain there or
over a year The skull and clothing are in the West
Forty-e~venth-st station.
The police thought at first that the skull was a
medical specimen but Detectives Barrett and
Thompson are now working the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
A COyFEREyC or WOMEN AT BUFfALo.

Huffalo March G-The mklw!nter conference Oh
the officers OF the Association for the Advancement
OF Women began here this morning inc "o'A "
be done is preparatory 10 the annual Congress am
tho conference decides the place of meeting or the
Congress and se.ects topics and their authors i''
discussion thereat. The probability is that the next
Congress will be held at Salt Lake CITY aithous"
New-Orleans has put In a strong bid Mrs' '"'''
Ward Howe the venerable president OF the asSo
o,hors proseot were Mrs Edna Dow Cheney. Mrs
II l. r. Wolcott, OF Boston: Miss Marxare. ,o: -.
Chanlcr sstcr-!n-law OF Amelic Kives ,Hanir urs'
Mrs Nellie r. cody, OF Marshalltown. Io"., ,,,,. ~
Kae carne,t Wells ot Boston the Rev min
istnr ord1innI; Alice Stone blackwell OF Bos,om'
Mr. Clara p. Colby. Of Neoraska Mfs fss,hs,s 1S Whit
ing az "The Springfield Republican
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THE FIFE RECORD.
FLAMES CAUSE a DAMAGE OF $1,000

FLAMES CAUSE DAMAGE OF &15H0.
Shortly before II o'clock yesterday morning
flames were seen issuing from the top floor OF ~"
building used as by Hicks BROTHER the
extensive lumber merchants OF Roslyn. ]" J. The
lumber yards belonging to the firm were around
the building used as an Office. and soon the IRE
burned from the Office building and caught on to
the lumber. An alarm sounded and the en-
ployes OF the Arm. numbering about hfty, started
to help the nremen put out the flames. The FIR"
burned rapidly. however. and aided by sim
southeasterly wind spread all over the yard. The
yards were In the heart OF the village, ana one
part was on each side Of ROslyn Creek The lun-
ber wards were heavily stocked with valuable tim
Der and this was all burned. The firm IS composed
OF John ;. Hicks and Robert Kicks The iirr was
not put out until the whole yard had been burn'
The loss is estimated AT $500. This Is nearly
covered by insurance. What caused the fire ~ a
mystery as there was no In the upper part
OF the building when the flames were FIRST dlscov-
cred Theodore Bond Of the employees. was
the first to see the flames. and 1t was ne who gave
he al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
Fd7ALLY WOINUED BY 4 WONiN.
BESSIE FAIRBANKS SHOOTS HER LOVER. YOUNG
REAL ESTATE DEALER. IN A THIRD
AVE. LIQUOR STORE.


Isaac A. Cochran. a young real estate dealer
was fatally shot In the wineroom OF Henry Im-
Incr's lquor-storc No. 115o Third-ave, last even
Ing by Bessie Fairbanks. young woman who
says that she has been living with him for three
years Cochran was removed 70 the Presbyterian
Hospital. where the surgeons found that one bull
let had penetrated the right temple. and another
had lodged bctind the right There was
mark the left eye II one OF the bullets
had emerged there IT is supposed that the optic
nerves were severed. for both eyes were closed
and apparently sghtess. The surgeons said the
injured could not live I'll! morning.
BESSIE Fairbanks arrested Immediately after
the encounter and locked ny IN the East SKY,
sevenih-st. station. She hystercal and had
almost 10 be carried there, but 70 SeTgean; Doh"--
she gradually unfoded her story. she seil
that recently Cochran had refused to pFoyde 0 i0r
pealed 70 him for aid. 1t was after he had re-
fused last appeal while they were In the WINE;
room at Zmmer's that she drew the revoVer ara
shot him. The police believe That me MOVE ol
jealousy. well that OF want. impele The
woman to her fatal act.
Regarding himself. Cochran would say only that
No %, Broadway. lie was removed 10 the iresby-
tcrian Hospital as quickly as Iossibe IL was
learned that he lived n; No. 2cS West Eleventh-S;.
Bessie called at Cochraas Office y'stersd! after
she did not Say Il seems evident = AT me srt M ~
tended to make one asst a2pca. From Inc once.
Fifty ysecond and Sixth-ay- where they had some
drinks ana then went % the 1at ~ East SeNfn'r'H-
81 From there tacN went 20 I!I,nfr St"3h
where thu faia. shooting occurred iegai Ing iie
attentions OF Mr. 90 hrap. tac S.:l wouI nay
very Mtt.e 20 say. but the police believe thai sI"
,s wiling - tel, AMI shr WIZ % arra.Suei ~ the
Police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
7jE0YlNrON HdyK INVESTIGAIION.

Albany. March s-ConceEning the investigation
into the dsfacatlon OF Tracy r. Morgan treasurer
of tho Chenango Valley Savings Bank. OF Bing-
hsrnton Governor Morton stated to-day tha' 'he
whole subject was under review in the State Bank
.nx Dopart,nent and tho Attorney Generals Office.
and I. is expected that a conclusion Will be reached
in few days as the designation OF deputy
Attorney General TO present the evidence 10 me
next Brooms County Grand Jury. IL Is un1ersto1 !
that District Attorney Painter has stated that ne
would not objec. 10 the appointment OF specia.
counsel 10 have charge OF the cases. Attorney,hen-
eral Hancock will consider the subject personally on
his return 70 this city tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
UENIALS FEON CUTCdGO 0AS MEN.

Chicago March "a statement appeared IN q
Philadelphia papor this morning that E. C. Bene-
DICT. Of New-Ycrk. who has been one OF the Chi
cosn Gas Trust triumvra:e: Charles 7. Yerkes the
Chicago street railway man. and Columbus II. Cum
mings another Chicago Gas manager. now on the
outside. were prepared 20 use their Influence and
money TO promote the new Ogden Gas Company
the ordinance for which the Ciyc Federation is try
ine to have declared Illegal Mr.. Cummings said
snat at he was not interested in the new COMPANY;
xno would be against IL on principle. He believed
tnere had been enough gas companies put on the
RH.nc for the pubic 20 pay for. He asserted for
As8h Yer3tcs and Benedict that neither was inter-
ested IN the Ogden company, 80 far as he knew.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
EyGLINDS ANSWER TO NEWFOTNDLdND

ST Johns n. f.. March (SpeciaD.-The Govern
ment recently requested the British Government 10
guarantee a loan OF s2G0,Ooo TO be expended uhuer
their supervision. The reply was that royai COM
mission must first inquire into the Of the col
ony II this is declined. federation is HkeIy 10 DC
the alternative The Bank Of Montreal hrs reIusgu
n further loan. Several insolVent firms are unapun
10 make a compromise with their creditors. ana VIII
have TO 20 into liquidation. business II Improving
.lI.l.l
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rvo rrsYFRMEy DROWNED.

por,h Amboy ~ j. March 6.-The fishing schoon-
sr = AZ Hartshorne Captain Daniel B. Adams
which arrived in this port to-day. reports the loss
=, tv,o fishermen Harry Johnson and John solversoA
while tending travis OFF Long Branch on Monday
,rh. dorv in which the were at work capsized
and with the heavy that was running NJ the
,,,ne the schooner unable TO render any assist
ance THE men were drowned in sight Of their
r1Ia
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BISHOP THOMAS, or KANSAS. DYING.

Salina, Kan. March 6.-The Right Rev. Elisha S.
Thomas. Bishop OF Kansas. is lying at the point Of
death at ST. Johns Military School in this city For
twelve hours he has been Unconscious. While at
Ellsworth Sunday on visitation. he was taken sud
denly Ill with intestinal troubles. He came Sana
Monday and during the day again stricken IN
m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
DEATH OF GYPSY "PRINCE.

Hartford. Conn. March s--"Prince" Williams the
bAst-known gypsy IN this country. who reputed
10 be the head Of the Ronanys in the United States
died at his home In East Hartford las: night from
Br.gnt's disease Williams born in Devon
saire England. In 1890 When he was sixteen years
old he married girl who fourteen The
prince" has made many tours with his picturesque
wagons and vas noted judge OF horsenesh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
DIVISIONAL LTGHTSFOR THE WEATHER BCREA

The signal lights on top OF the Weather bureau
quarters. In the tower Of the Manhattan Lie
Insurance Compnny's building. at No 4" Broao-
way were displayed for the first time last hieht
There two series Of 10 arc lamps each. OF 2ooO
candle-power. They can be seen for miles. and VIII
be used to indicate expected changes Of wenth@ir
Sergeant ~ D., with number OF guests, maue
trip last = ;ht Staten Island TO test the pene
trativc power of the new lights
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4 .TAI1CRE IN KANSAS CITY.

Kansas CITY. Mo-. March 6.-The Winga,e. Stone,
Weles Mercantile Company. mems furnishing
goods firm at Nos. 531 and 53s Delaware-st. was
nut In the hands OF T. x. Hanna, OF Burnham,
Hanna Munger & Co.. as receiver. to-day. on the
petltion of Mrs Belle Frisbe and Hoodey c. Welles
shareholders The company has an authorized cap
ital stock OF 100000. OF which s25 400 has been paid
in full The assets said to be greater than the
liabilities.
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rOyGHT TO SAVE THEIR OHOi %
yl-NGARIAN PEASANTS CUT a CANAL DINE al ''1'
HOT BATTLE WITH LAND O0''
nAArY.s EMPLOYEES.

HOT BATTLE WITH LAND CUM
PANY's EMPLOYEES
budapest March s.--The Temesvar district "aa
been threa tened for several days with floooS o."
the swollen waterways The peasants heio i'ee
ingy TO consider means OF saving their crops ""'
finally decided to cut the dkcs OF the bega N"i'd'
thus turning tho water into the territory VI
,2oyal Dutch company which owns much land ana
thousands Of cattle in the district. The coHpah!
xas forewarned. II posted a force or us en-
rloyes the point where the peasants pianneo
20 open the dixie. and Instructed them TO drlVe
Of every one who attempted TO approach the
canal The peasants attacked the employees WIN
ecythes and clubs. dispersed them after hot
eight. and cut deep ditch through the canal ana
when the water burst out. Thousands OF acres
vere unde- water within few hours About 100
NJ The cornpary's pigs drowned. and 1000
head OF cattle are Ia Imminent danger. The com
Ssny claims heavy damages from the Government.
fhs Ministries os the Interior ard Agriculture
Will Investigate the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
NINE BUILDINGS BURNED.

Milan Mo- March 6.-The buildings. engine
house and shaft Of the Locust Valley coal mine
were destroyed by fire last night Loss s1ocO
little insurance.
The record-union., 1895-12-17

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE
OF California, County of Sacramento.
n the matter of the estate of JEAN
EFTE MEYER, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY,
the 9th day of December 1885, at 10
o'clock a. IN. of said day. and the Court
room of said Court. at the Courthouse, in
the City OF Sacramento, County OF Sac
ramento, and State of California, has
been appointed as the time and place for
proving the will OF said Jeanette Meyer,
deceased, and for hearing the application
OF Sarah Simmons, Henry Meyer and
Louisa Meyer for the issuance to them of
letters testamentary thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
Court this 18th day of December, 1895
(Seal) w r HAMILTON, Clerk
BY T.. S. Wachhorst, Deputy Clerk.
Indorsed Filed December l., 1885
w b. HAMILTON, Clerk.
BY z. s. wachhorst. Deputy.
ISAAC JOSEPH, Attorney for Peti-
toner. df4-1ot