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poe.u,t Want the Double standard.

London, Sept. 2.-In reply to an In
vitation to join a parliamentary COM
mittee for the purpose Of furthering
the proposal for an international con-
ference. having in view an agreement
for the adoption of an International
system of currency, Sir John Teng.
senior member Of parliament for the
city Of Dundee. writes as follows: II
fear that If Joined the committee il
would be assumed that had become
a bimetallist, whereas have never
been able to see how a double stand
ard could work. one of the metals be-
ing practically immovable and the
other a very movable quantity. At
the same time | am In favor OF an in
tern9tional conference upon condition
the memters be delegated to represen:
fixed views. but sent wigl free minds. -
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COULDN'T STAND 1T.
silver Bland Says what tIc Thinks About
tho Kcntucky Platform.

St. Louis Sept. e.-Hon. r. p. Bland
came to this city Sunday night and will
remain until Tuesday evening. II Is un-
derstood that the main purpose of his
coming to 81. Louis Is to meet and confer
with Governor Stone relative TO the free
silver campaign to be inaugurated in Mis-
sour! In accordance with the general
plan adopted by the recent gathering of
democratic leaders at Washington.
In an interview the ex-congressman
said: THE situation is clearing up rap
idly. and though the friends OF silver
have hard fights ahead In some localities.
there Is nothing apprehensive in the sit
uation in Missouri. No. shall not 20 to
Kentucky" Mr.. Bland replied to a aues-
ton. II had intended to visit that state
and stay there about a month but the
platform adopted by the Louisville con-
yent!on was so n variance with demo-
cratic coinage prlciples In Its endorsement
OF Cleveland and Carlisle that con-
cluded Il would be best to cancel my en-
eagements there"
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SPORTS OF THE DAY
Track, Diamond, Bicycle, Chess and
Many Other Things.
A FINE GO AT SHEEPSHEAD
Tho Salt Lakers Did Not Want
Dell to Go Because He Rides
on Sundays-Many Rec
ords Broken.

New York. Sept. 2-There was large
crowd at Sheepshead bay today, drawn
by the promised appearance for the first
time In the East this year OF Henry of
Navarro In the Twin City handicap. Ten
were originally announced 20 start. but
only four entered 10 60. a large amount
OF money was bet on the son of knight
OF E.lerslee at odds OF 70 ) In spite Of the
III pounds up. They were all d.sappO.nt-
cd. for he had 10 be content with second
place 70 the greatly Improved Rey III
Santa Anita. when the dag fell they
went on at a gentle canter with Sir Ex-
cess In the lead. The speed was qu.ckenei
in the back stretch, but Il was not until
the last turn was reached that Tlral took
Santa Anita 10 the front and stayed there.
as Perkins could not keep Henry OF Ma
ysrre straight.
The Partridge stakes brought out a doz-
en- starters. with Crescendo a slight IA
vorite over One Love The nag fell 70
a good start. Crescendo and Roundsman
made all the running and in the last
furlong the latter quilt. Then the horse
One | Love came up and creseendo had
to take second place.
Five furlongs-Bloomer won. Pcggotty
second. Sun Rise third: time. ide l-5.
Seven furlongs-April Fool won. Lancer
second. Campanla thru; time. l.9o i-j
Partridge stakes. six furlongs-one
Love won. Crescendo second. Merry
| Prince third; time. LIS l-5. Twin City
handicap. mile and puarter-Rey I'll Santa
Anita won. Henry OF Navarro second. SlI
Excess third; time. 2:0I. Mile-Ed kear-
ney won. Nankipooh second. The Coor
| third; time. lai Is. Two miles on turf
Caracas won, Victorious second, Sons
and Dance third: time. 23T.
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The Omaha Platform Reanlrmed.

Trenton. n. j.. Sept. 2.-The guberna-
torial state convention of the peoples
party of New Jersey was held in this city
to-day. w. b. Ellis of Trenton was NOM
mated for governor after several others
had declined the honor. The committee
on resolutions reported a long platform.
reafirming the national platform adopted
In Omaha In 1892 with a number OF planks
OF state import. II was adopted. The
convention a1terward adopted a separate
resolution favorable TO woman suffrage
and the chairman was ordered to send a
telegram of sympathy to Eugene V. Debs,
now confined In jail at Woodstock. Ill.
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The Emperor Talks Too Much.

London. Sept. AIN a leading article
published to-day the Globe expresses
the opinion that the German celebra.
tlons endanger the peace OF Europe.
The tone Of the Berlin papers has been
offensive and such as to needlessly
wound the feelings OF the French peo-
pie. The emperor has allowed himself
to use language which Is at least capa-
BILE OF being misunderstood. While the
Globe does not believe that the emper-
or desires war. his utterances. 1t Is
said. are assuredly not such as further
peace.
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Wheeler ON Top Again.

New York. Sept. Harry Wheeler.
the Orange flyer, won the best race
thus far this season at the meeting of
the National Cycling and Athletic as
sociation at Manhattan Beach to-day.
Wheeler is rapidly getting around into
flve-mile scratch race In which he met
some OF the fastest riders. He broke
the professional competition record In
this event. doing II In 1880 A.. beating
II. C. Tyler's time. 1871 S-5. Wheeler
also broke the handicap record for one
mile. having 60 yards handicap and
beating Berlo and Saunders in 200 SIS.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-09-03

Brockion. Mass. Sept. 2-The worlds
professional and amateur record for lO0
yard dash was broken here to-day in the
national champion foot race by Ed Don
ovan. better known as pipes" Donovan.
who lowered the record to 3-S seconds.
The worlds record was equalled twice IN
the trial heats. The former record was
. - seconds. Doth professional and ANA
tour. The le-yard dash for professionals
was hotly contested by Donovan and Tom
Morris % Santa Anna. Cal Morris was
the fay0yste. as h. had equllled the
worlds record ~ practice.
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At Washington.

Washington. Sept. s.-The Labor day
parade here was the most imposing dis
play ever made by organized labor In
the District OF Columbia. There were
more than 5000 In line. all nearly uni
formed and each division headed by q
band CT music. Columbia Typograph-
lcal union had loo men in line. A
feature OF the parade was the partici-
patton In uniforms Of the chapels Of
day being a holiday In the District. all
OF the executive departments were
closed
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Philadelphia. Sept. 2.-For the past
81 hours there has been almost a con-
tlnuous line OF letter carriers arriving
In this city. They crme from all parts
OF the country to take part In the big
parade which was held this afternoon
and the annual convention which opens
here tomorrow. Ii Is estimated that
there were 5000 men In line this after
noon. Postmaster General Wilson
reached the city at noon under the es-
cort OF Postmaster warfield of Balti-
more. and the letter carriers of THAI
city. 2T5 strong.
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RIddird with Bullets.

st. Louis, No. Sept. A special 10
the Post-D.spaich from Hickman. Ky.
says. At j. m. to-day William Butch
er. a desperate negro. was taken from
Jail by L mob. His head was shoJ of
and the body was r.ddled with bullets.
Masks Of some Of the mob were found
near the negro's body.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-09-03

Cincinnati. Sept. s.-PatrIck Grow.
alias Murphy and other names. was ar
rested at the delivery window Of the
postofflce to-day by detectives who
were advised that he was In hiding In
this city. He Is the man who robbed a
deml-monde resort In Chicago Of Jew
elry and cash some years ago. ran into
the street and shot two policemen and
two citizens who pursued him. He Is
wanted for train robbery at st. Jo-
seph. Mo-. for diamond robbery In
81. Paul. and for various other crimes
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-09-03

Buffalo. N. Y. Sept 2.-The meet of
the HANDLERS Bicycle club drew $1,000
people. The event was the one mile
match race for a purse OF $1,000 be-
tween Johnson. Sanger and Tyler. In
the first heat Johnson defeated Sanger
by two inches; In the second. Johnson
won with Tyler's wheel tapping him,
and Sanger claimed he was pocketed,
and the third was finished in the same
order. Best time. 2.i2 10.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-09-03

Denver. Sept; 2.-General O'Brlen.
commander of the department OF Coli
oradO and Wyoming. @. a. r.. said to-
day: IF the Indians attempt TO hunt
in the Red Desert. Wyoming. they Will
never return alive. At the last session
Of the state legislature 4 stringent law
was passed to protect the only herd of
buffalo in the state, The state will
stand by that law. even though II
brings Wyoming up face TO face with
Uncle Sam"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-09-03

The.Mackenzle met Kyle with the ex-
pedltlon at Holsleimburg July 10 At
the above place Kyle took aboard Pro-
fessor Dyche. one OF the members Of
the expedition. and sailed again the
same evening. Very little Ice was re-
ported south OF Greenland waters. The
crew OF the Mackenzie think Kyle will
have no difficulty in reaching Whales
sound. where Peary's headquarters are
located. The return of the relief party
is expected about the end OF this
month.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-09-03

Sacramento. Sept. a.-Goveruor Budd
to-day appointed delegates TO the pan
American congress. to b. held ait At
iantl. Ca. from Oct. 10 70 16. a. fol-
lows: Amos Adams. San Jose: VIII
lam johnson. Courtland: J. A. Ffichrr.
secretary OF the state board Of trxdsI
and David Lubin, Sacramento.
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No Imperial Turk Decree,

Consbantlnople, Sept. a,-The prom
ised imperial decree proclaming gen
eral reforms throughout the Turkish
empire did not appear yesterday. the
anniversary of the sultan's accession,
as was expected. The ambassadors of
the powers interested are now insist
ing upon the appointment Of mixed
committee of control
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waitham. Mass. Sept. s.-The all-gold
national circuit cycle meet on the Wal
than cycle park drew a big crowd this
afternoon. The quad record for a quarter
OF mile and a mile were broken. The
absence OF Gardiner and Charlie Murphy
In the open class took much OF the Interest
out OF the biggest event OF the day. Quad
against time. Berlo's team, Callahan.
Barnett. McDufec and Hagerty, one
quarter OF a mile. 81; third. IS s-s; half,
q 3-j: two-thirds. I'LL Is; three-quar-
tiers, l:2i: mile. las as.
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self BY the side Of Mrs Remington's
bed was a meat cleaver covered with
blood and an axe. Her head was beaten
into a jelly. In an adjoining room was
found the young doctor with the arter-
les OF both hands cut and three cuts In
the region Of the heart. all done with
surgical knife. II Is supposed the
mother was murdered Thursday nigh;
and the son killed himself Friday. Mrs.
Remington was a sister OF Mayor Wat
ers
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Emperor william sends Congratulations
to Bismarck ghs Reply.

to bismarck - he Reply.
Berlin, Sept. 2-The Reichsanzeiger an
nounces that Emperor William early this
morning telegraphed Prince Bismarck as
follows: To-day. when the whole OF
Germany is celebrating the 25th anniver-
sary of the historic capltulat!on of Sc
dan. feel impeled to assure your high
ness that l shall always think with deep
gratitude of the services which during
that great time you rendered my grand
father. the fatherland and the German
cause Prince Bismarck telegraphed
the following reply: II lay at the feet
of your majesty my respectful thanks for
the gracious telegraphic greeting this day
and for your majesty's kind recognition
of my cooperation in the national work
OF the late Emperor William"
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PRICE LIVE DENTS

Pillsbury. the American. takes the first
prize. The second and THIRD prizes win be
taken by TschIgorin and Lasker. in the
order named. or the amount Of both
plrizes will be divided by these players
according to the issue Of the game left
unfinished between Tschigorin and
Schlichter. Tarrisch wins the fourth
prize. Stein.tz wins the nth prize. Bar
deleben, Schlethter and Teiehmann are
the candidates for the sixth and seventh
Drlzps
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-09-03

At Brooklyn-MornIng game: Brook
lyn. IL: Chicago. ,. Afternoon game;
Brooklyn. 10: Chicago. 6.
AT Boston-,Morn!ng game: Boston, 81:
Cincinnati, T. Afternoon game: Boston,
7: Cincinnati. g.
At Washington-Morning game: WASH
ington. 6, Louisville. Il. Afternoon
game: Washington. 0; Louisville. Z.
At New York-Morneng game: New
York. 4: Cleveland. O. Afternoon game:
New York. g. Cleveland. 3.
The standing OF the clubs this morning
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Salt Lake. Utah, Sept 2.-At the cycle
track to-day c. $. Dell. Montana's crack
rider was not allowed TO race. a protest
being entered by local men. who claim
Dell has a record OF racing on Sundays.
Much disappointment was caused as Dell
was looked upon as a sure winner OF
some of the events.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-09-03
Mother aud Son Dead

Ho; Springs, Ark. Sept. 1.-The dead
bodies Of Or. f. ". Remington and
mother were found to-day at their
home. The supposition Is that the son.
discouraged on account Of having no
practice. killed his mother. then him
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Van H.rst the Victor.

Baltimore. Nd. Sept. 2.-John Van
Heest Of Washington. was given the
decision In his 25-round battle tonight
with George Smith OF Turkey Point.
MARYLAND.
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Al Loulsxille.

Louisville. Sept. labor day waD
fittingly celebrated here to-day by .
monster picnic at Phoenix Hill park.
more than 5000 tickets being issuat
FOR the occasion. Addresses were -
llvered by well known men.
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Denver. Col. Sept 2-Ofic!als OF the
Florence & Cripple Creek railroad. which
has been closed TO traffic more than =
month on account OF the damage done by
foods. gave out the information to-day
that the road will be reopened to-mor-
row.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-09-03

Hastings. Sept. AT 10 O'Clock this
morning - games OF the International
chess masters turnament had been de-
c!ded. bur two games were left unfin-
lshed. The results 50 far are as follows:
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St. Johns. y. f.. Sept. 2.-The first
news from the Peary relief expedition
was brought to-day by the American
schooner John E. Mackenzie. returning
from the Greenland hallbut fisheries.
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The stallion Pacing Record.

Galesburg. ILL.,, Sept. s.-Fidel went
against the stallion pacing record OF
2:0sh this afternoon. The start was made
late and the weather was chilly. The mile
was made IN 2:oiis. By quarters: First
:y0a.. second. l0lis; three-quarters. 1:9J:
mile, 2:cbis. His running mate was Sails
bury's Ferdinand.
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Philadelphia. Sept. Mot more tim
1000 paraders turned out to take part
in the labor demonstration In rhb
state the first Saturday in September
Is observed as labor day.
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Baltimore. Sept. labor day and
Sedan day were ffttingly celebrated
here to-day and business was practt-
callY closed.
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Washington. Sept. 2.-For Montana:
Fair; clearing in eastern portion: west
erly winds.
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Moore suppresarf


Louisville. Sept. Mccoy knocked
Moore out In the sixth round.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-15
Poultry Notes.

The proper age TO begin TO feed fowls
Tor fnttening is just us soon us they have
reached maturity. They will not fatton
well nor rapidly until maturcd
Oats stimulate without cnoryating or
fatiening. They form good ration TO
reduce the fat OF hens that arc too fat
10 lay well.
There are few kinds OF poultry that
pay better than suineas.
Feather pulling is largely due to idle.
ness. II is most liable to occur In active
breeds that are kept confined aud have
little exercise
Eggshells are good for tho fowls, but
they should be crushed very fine before
feeding them. Otherwise you may in.
trodnee tho egg eating vice into tho
poultry yard.
Geese cost very little II allowed tho
liberty Of the fields, with access 20 u
pond or stream. To attempt to make
them profitable without these adynn.
tages will result in failure
Ducks never have the cholera. rom
or gapes- Hawks will not touch them.
They lay more eggs that win hatch bet.
ter than hens eggs. With good feeding
they can readily DO made to weigh ave
pounds IN 10 weeks after Matching.
Dorot allow ducklirgs to 60 TO tho
ponds unhl they ore ;ally feathorcd.
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A Cheeky Burglar.

A burglar entered the room OF Mrs.
feIen Is. Taylor az her residence on
Twent, .iiith street. Mrs. Taylor wAs
going up stairs TO her room wnsn ca.
me. . man coming down. He had IN
bis hand some cake whion he nhu
taken of Ler table, and lie had hang.
Ing irom his pocket the chain Of her
watch. The lady demanded to Know
what no was doing there. Tho fellow
replied he was looking for something
70 eat and then starred TO go down
,laifs. Mrs. Taylor grabtcd her watch
chain, taking her watch nom M
pocket, aud demanded 10 cents which
he had stolen from her bureau he
handed her IS cents and sprang past
her. The pJiioo were notified anu
later the calprirviGh companion was
lfrcsteJ.
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MSRshAL's SALE.

DuRsUANr 10 AN ORDER or SALE
il and decree ~ foreclosure 10 mo dlrec,o.
bY the District Court OF the THIRD judicial
District OF the Territory OF utah. shall eN'
peso AZ public sale, Al west Il at door OF the
Couny Court houss mes city and county
uulidinrl, No tho city Of SAT- Lake and the
county Of salt lake aud Territory q ui-h. on
the iat day OF october, 1870, at 10 o'clock
= M. all The tigh., title, rihlm Anc interest OF
annie q, ralas aud j. II. Tails Of. In. and 20
the following described real estate situate
lying aud heiug IN n ) county OF salt Lake,
Territory Of Utah and described a. follows
tO.wltf
Lois forty Eve tli) and forty six .(lal. block
two l.l, Waterloo Addition % SAT- Lake CITY,
sAlt Lake Couhty, Territory OF Utah.
To ho sold AZ the properiy OF the within
named defendants, Anna Tails and J. II.
as trustee and Thomas T.. peGEoOt
Icrias OF sale, cash -
NAT. NJ. JhiGlIAM,
United states Marshh.
ny i. l.. AnCnLn
Deputy Marshal.
patef oct i0th, 1895.
A n SAWYER. Attorneys for PlAlnilns.
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PROVO.
First District Court.

Judge King yesterday rendered his
decision Ia the case OF tic Strawberry
Valley Cattle Co. vs. John |. Chapman.
Plaintiff sued for 81, 1870 damages by
reason Of defendant allowing his sheep
TO Craze on land leased Ny tue plainlin
company from she Ulniah Indian
agency, and for an iniJrc.ign to com.
pei defendant 90 cease using the land
in question for grazing purposes. The
defsndAnt claimed That the lease was
not valid. This question was the
principal point to be dsiermined and
Judge King In his decision held that
tho lease was valid aud Issued the 10.
Junction prayed for. The question OF
damages will be submitted ~ and DE.
termined by q Jury.
Mary L.. WANNA, Of PsysoD, was
granted q divorce from Chas. Il.
WANNA, on the grounds Of desertion
and failure to provide.
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MARY T. Ward. plAiuua.
-.
rAirlck ]. Mhrd. defandant

MARY 7. Ward. plaiuua.
Patrick j. Ward. defendant
Tho People Of tho Territory OF Utah send
greeting! 10 Patrick }. Ward. defendant
xTou ARE nEREBY REQUIRED TO AP.
Il pear 10 an action brought against you by
tie above named piainun VA tho nittiict Court
OF the Third Judicial district OF the Territory
OF Utah. and to answer the complaint med
herein within ten days tcheluslvs Of the day
OF scryecl sitter the service on you OF this sum.
munG-u served within this county, or. NJ
served out Of this county, hut IN tbs district
within twenty daysi Otherwise Ti'ein iSriY
against you, according 10 the prayer OF said
complaint
Ihs said action is brought 10 have decree
Of THIS court dissolVing the bonda o. matri'
tween plhlniin and defendant aud awarding
20 plainun the custody OF tho minor child,
Joseph, issue % SAID marnsgei above relief
prayed on the following grounds, 70 VT That
shrding his marriage vow, wlltuiiy and with
out cause deserted aud abandoned ilaintn,
aud has eyer nncs continued 20 10 desert and
abandon her, against hor VIII aud Without her
consent, aud that since said abandonment. do.
fendAnt has contributed nothing whstcver TO
the support a the plaintiff or Their infang
And you are hereby notified that u you fail
20 appear lnd answer the said complaint a.
AboS. required, the sAil plaintln VIII apply
" the court Tor tho relief demanded therein
witness. The Hon Samuel a. merritt. Judge,
and The seal OF tho district ieourt OF
the Ihifd Judicial District, IN ana for
flEALl the Territory OF utah, ths Twenty.
ia Hpp one S thousand eight hasd rsd % AMI an
Ovid @. DUNBAR,
By GRO. d. LOOMS,
Deputy Cork.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE Is uEnEBY GIVEN THAT
~ pursuant 10 an order Of the rrob.ic Court
Of SAT- Lake County, male aud entered on The
gnd day OF october. lsi5. the uuadfsiFnod
Administrator Of tho Estata Of LOUIS stcrn,
deceased vial sell 10 the highest bidder, for
cash. the following described personal prop
rty Of said estate one Cleveland bicycle. one
Gold tiled watch. one Gold Watch Cham,
one Colts Double.aeton Revolver. and one
Nickis tlot Machine
said sails viii take place on the 2itt day Of
October, 100. and will DO made privately.
lids viii he received At Is Commercial Hioci,
~ TO 10 o'clnck n M. october gist 1893, At
which time tue result Of tho bids will be an.
nounred at tho west door Of the CITY aud
County building. The property herein nameI
can be- seen at the corner Of East and South
Temple streets tNIws urlesl.
said Administrator reserves the nsht 10 re-
JOHN n. HANSEN,
Administrator OF the KstAto Of Louis stern.
deceased,
ALEXANDER McMAsrEn.
Attorney Tor faiate.
Dated October 10Th itn.