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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-01
UNITED STATES REPOSITORIES.
Secretary of the Senate Replies to a
Resolution.


Washington, Feb. 2S.-Replyin5 to a
resolution Of the Senate the secretary
Of the treasury sent to the viee-presi-
dent statement giving the names Of
national banks which are and have
been for the past ten years acting as
repositories Of public moneys in which
he takes occasion to refer and ex-
plain the system Of deposits adopted
in making the recent sale of bonds.
He says:
''The special designations of the
banks to receive deposits on account
Of recent purchases OF gold coin to be
paid for I'D United States four per
TO those made by former administra-
tons under like circumstances and was
made with a view to preventing the
monetary disturbances which a trans
action Of such magnitude might In
duce- The government is secured in
its transaction by the fact that nc
payment in bonds in any case Is to be
made by the department until after
the banks shall have transferred tG
the gub- treasury a proper amount o.
gold coin.
The statements show the average
balance sheet by the Repositories on
June 90 each year for the past ter
years TO have been S22, 252,000 The
amount held on june so last was s10.'
| 63S,52S- The smallest amount repor
ted was for 1895. when it was S10,l77,
! 2sT, and the largest for 1888 when 4
Was S54.9134S9. The secretary say!
the department is not authorized b.
! law to charge interest on these depos
its and no interest has been paid OF
| them All moneys 10 the credit of tn,
| treasurer Of the United States witt
! these repositories are subject at an,
! time to his drafts.
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ing half a minute. The vice-presi-
dent raped for order and then warned
the spectators the galleries would be
cleared il the demonstration was re-
peated.
Mr.. Martin replied to Mr. Chandler
reference to him, saying no honest
man ever questioned his right 10 ms
seat. No man had ever charged that
he bought his seat IA the Senate, but
shire say as much? If one-haH was
true that was charged against the
senator from New Hampshire. instead
Of being in the United States Senate,
he should be In the penitentfary- In"
stead of the eagles that had repre-
scented the great state af New Hamp-
shire, "a buZzard had taken their
place.
Mr.. Frye at once arose and called
Mr.. Martin to order. Mr.. Martin re-
NAMED standing, whereupon M Man
derson demanded the rule be enforced
and that the senator take his seat
Mr.. Martin took his seat.
Mr.. Frye withdrew his motion call
ing the senator from Kansas to order.
Mr.. Hoar at once renewed his call,
saying he would withdraw if if Mr..
Martin would Withdraw his objection
able words.
L cannot withdraw them" said Mr.
Martin, T meant no offense to the
| Senate but 1t Is only strong language
| that will meet some situations.
! There was further discussion as &c
whether Mr. Martin should be allowed
to proceed. He finally went on, WIN
! drawing the Questionable words, Al
| though. he said, he could never change
his mind as to, their application to the
| sara+ ~. FROM New HampShlrp-
This closed the exciting event for,
time and the Senate returned to the
I appropriation bill But Mr. Ehandlel
| again took the floor at 1850 O'Clock fol
another phase of the subject He sale
| he would pass over the Vituperatlol
| used against him. He referred 10 TN
action Of Mr.. yHil In gratifying III!
spite against the president OF TIT
United States. in canYaSsing the sen
ate to defeat Mr.. Cieveiand nonllna
ENon to the United States 5uprem
court. Mr.. Chandler spoke OF Mr.
I I{iIPs recent dinner at the Vhlt
house. and contrasted CHS old hos
tflitv with his recent subservancy
which had finally been repaid by on
postmaster"
Not bought BY n Dinner
Mr.. Hill replied he could not be pun
obocnd nv dinner at the White house
and had not recommended the post
poaster at Elnira referred to. MI
Hin reviewed his personal relation
; with the pesideht and declared ne OF
nosed him when he was WronS an
!, supported him when he was right MI
: 8iU closed at midnight
7 AT 1921. Friday morning, the le5iS
| lative. executive and judicial appr(
I priation was passed. and the Senat
I adjourned.
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the messenger who carried the note to
Miss Cling. the morning Of the, day Of
the murder described the man who
sent it. The description did not fit
Harry. Deputy Sheriff Warren swore
that Blixt, when asked how he kept
his feet from getting bloody after the
murder, replied: by keeping them out
Of the buggy"
The defense rested after having go
cured from Rliyt a denial of the aSser-
tons OF Warren.
On rebuttal, r. r. odell, attorney
for Blixt. denied point blank that Blk
made the statements attributed to him
by Miss Wachter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-01
IapASEsE MOVEMENTS.

Chez Foo, Feb. 2s--The Japanese
are evacuating the advanced positions
about Wei Hal Wei and have aban-
doned Ming Hal The greater part OF
the Japanese army, which has been
operating on the Shan Tung peninsula,
has re-embarked on the transports and
are bound for port north of Port
Arthur, on the opposite side OF the Gulf
Of Pechili.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-01
MYSTERIOUS ROBBERY.

Halifax, N. s., Feb. ga mail
steamer, which arrived from Jamaica
today. brings news of a mysterious
robbery. The adyiceS state that the
Colonial bank, of London, sent five
boxes. each containing 1000 pounds
in gold, to the Colonial bank, of Kings
ton. When the boxes reached Kings
ton one of them was empty l,VoS
pounds which 1t contained having been
extracted. There is no clue to the per-
DetratOrS.
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4 PATHETIC STORY
suAerines Brought on BY Drouth in
Mexico.

Washington, D. c., Feb. S.--Charles
II. Weshe. acting United States consul at
Paso del Norte. Mezp has told in a
pathetic way through a report to the
state department. of the sufferinss OF
the people of that section through
drought brought on by the diversion Of
the water of the Rio GIanae by the
agrieulturalists OF Colorado and New
Mexico. He recalls the fact that Mexico
by treaty consented to an equal share
with the United States of the water OF
this river and shows how vast tract OF
Mexican land which formerly produced
great crops, Is now barren as the result
of the operations Of irrigation companies
in the upper river and the tributaries IN
Colorado and New Mexico. Attention Is
called to the Recommendation of PTesi'
dent Cleveland that a mixed commits
sion be created with power to build q
great reservoir at PasO del NOFte to store
the winter food waters for use in irri
eating the lands on the lower river
which for ten years has been made dry
every summer
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Rock Hill Normal ana Industrial school
or the same state, were here today. In
soidentalIy President Johnson stated Mr.
Iillman was receiving hundreds OF let
ters urging him TO run for the presi-
deney IN 1886
ION the Democratic ticket?" he was
asked
ooh, no. said, Mr.. johnson. "a new
party is inevitable and it has been built
on the ruins of the two dominant parties.
Thousands are looking TO Senator Tillman
TO head the ticket in 1896 He is the COM
ing man in my Judgment. If you could
only see the letters pouring in on him
daily you would know how he is through
out the country
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corr prEAps yor Guilty.

washington Court House, O., Feb. %,
.-Col. A. B. Colt today pleaded not
1,,i1tv to the indictment for man
r,s,,ehter. He asked a change OF
1--we and Judge Newly took the mat
ter 1,nder adYiSement, Col. Colt COM
handed the troops during the riot last
Hrtober when I'VE persons were killed
a7,5 several wounded IN efforts to
t-neh polby. the negro who outraged a
prominent white woman.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-01
oRAnGEs 60 vr,

Los Angeles Cal. Feb. Pat a meet
ing of the members of the Southern cal
Vance va zee the priee Of the two highest
grades of naval oranges Is cents a bog
in view of the excellent quality OF TINS
reason for the advance that the eastern
markets could not get along this year
without the California fruit OH account
of the Florida freeze.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-01
synn,s suEEEnIyGs.

Boston, Feb. 2s.-The management Of
the Grand Opera company, now playing
here. substituted Carmen for Manol last
night The reason for this was the an
Douncement that SYbil Sanderson was
suffering from q cold. The story goes,
however, that Miss Sanderson's illness is
the result Of grief resulting from omar
rel With Antonio Terry, the rich CUBAN
who was reported to be engaged to her,
1t is said he has transferred his affect1On
{r
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-01
DIED OF EXPOSURE.
Misers who Richly Deserved Their
Wretched Fate,

Boston, Feb. 26.-TWo aged blind
men who occupied the basement OF No.
134 West Eighth street, Boston, were
found in the midst Of filth and seualor
in their rooms tonight. One of them
Joseph Saunders, aged 50, was dead
from starvation and cold. The other
Emanuel Smith. 10 years old. was still
living, but cannot recover. Under the
mattress on which the dead man lay
WAS found $50 in bank bills, and in
another part of the room a bank book
showing deposits in a savings bank OF
1924.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-01

washington, Feb. 2S.-The insurrection
in Columbia, after period Of quietness,
seems to be about to come 10 Crisis;
The navy department tonight received
the following dispatch from Captain
Cromwell commanding the cruiser
Atlanta:
colon. Feb. z6.-An engagement is e1'
pected near Cacuta, Colombia.
(Signed) CROMWELL"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-01
WILLING TO QUIT.
Electrical Contractors Have Meet
ing in New York.

New York. Feb. 2S.-The electrical con-
tractors met today and decided to bring
the strike situation TO crisis. PreSi-
dent Strong said the contractors had
hired 1eS non-upion men and many more
had applied for work. The strikers in
would intensity the trouble and precipi-
tate a general strike which would call
out every branch Of the building trades.
Some Of those who supply the con-
tractors have suggested arbitration and
this has encouraged the strikers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-01
OWE T,wE u. III.

London. Feb. 2S.-A dispatch to the
Daily News from Odessa says that
Madame Modjeska has been forbidden
to appear at the Warsaw theatre De
cause while at Chicago she iectured at
the Worlds fair on Russian oppres-
cjonc of Poland.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-01
IT APPLIES TO
CATTLE ONLY.
Exact Scope OF the Decree Re-
Gently Issued by
France.
TAKEN WITH RELUCTANCE.
FORCED TO DO so BY GERMANY,
BELGIUM AND ENGLAND.

Secretary Morton Does Not believe
the Action Was at nh necessary
The Cry Against American Meats
Inspired BY Land-owninS protec-
tionists I'm Germany and France,
Who Desire TO Raise the Price of
Reef.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-01
A pIc BLAZE.

Fergus Falls, Mimi, Feb pa fire
here has destroyed the collieries and
factory and is now burning large
brick block. A terrible wind Is blow
ing Fully $4,000 has probably already
been burned, about half insured
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cTy WERE DROWNED.

Halifax, N. g., Feb. 2s.-Advices re-
ce;yed report the schooner Rebecca
Wood was wrecked while en- route 10
Kingston from Seville and her crew
of six were drowned.
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THE DEFENSE RESTS.
Hayward Case VIII Now Soon he nj
an End.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Feb. sS.-The
defense in the Hayward murder trial
will conclude the case today. The state
viii take two days for rebuttal, and
the defense half day. The case viii
probably go to the jury on Thursday
Of next week.
James Ward today testified that
Idveryman NJ D. Wilson told him that
Harry Hayward was not the man he
had seen in the buggy with Miss Cling.
Wards impression was that Wilson
said Adry vas the man, but the i'm.
pressions were ruled out. Paul Born
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struction by fire at 100. The Reno no
tel, a large frame building in the center
OF the city, is burning. and high
wind is carrying the flames every
whore
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-01
DIED FRonI sTARVAT1oy.

Philadelphia, Feb 2e-Lanbert Dea-
kinS. aged 90 years. and his wife. died
from starvation at their home today
They had had nothing to eat FOR sew
eral days. A few weeks ago Deakins
fell i'll and lost his work.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-01
Mr.. CLEVELAND
HONORS WILSON.
Tie Latter Is Appointed to SIC
coed PoStmaster-Geueral
BtsseI.
SERVICES ARE RECOGNIZED.
WILSON'S Personal. POPULARITY
Is UNBoUSDED.

no Man More Intimate With the
President Than He-His Earnest
Plea to Coneress.nen to support
the ACCOMPLISHMENTS Brief
Glimpse at The Life of the New
MEMBER Of the Ca.binet-ShoSvs It
HGE Reen n Busy One.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-01

1l6I6 VIII Dc dL OuICidl IC1CICtg OO LnO
chairman gays
Philadelphia, Feb. 2S-George D. Gid
con, the new chairman of the l.. A. w,
racing board, issued his first Dulletin to-
day He states that the racing rules OF
the league shall be enforced to the letter
and asks the cooperation ana CONFIDENCE
Of officials and race. promoters TO- this
national circuit viii be accepted as late
as April 9. The following is a hst Of
riders who were Ieinstated by the ma
flonal assembly FsSrusgy Is, isasi 1 3.
| land: William Denison. saltwater. N. Y:
Arthur Liday, Morley Hazard, Salt
Lahe, Jtah3 James HaTner,- Fort Collins.
Colo. Roy Plumb Charles Golden, James
! Golden, Henry Aibers, Ralph Dennis,
/ Charles histler. George KNAPP, Frank
Secor, Longmont, Colo; and Robert Nor
cross, Greeley, Colo.
suspended. pending fnVesugation into
their amateur status, are: H. Z. E'reder-
( ichson,. Fremont. Neb.i a. b. Willis. c.
Z; Earle. Brooklyn
The last named is also under suspension
| for participation in the strike in Madi.
son Square garden
The following named clubs and in,
diViduals forfeited al rights to sanction
Homestead ATHLETIC. club. HOMESTEAD
Keystone BicycIe club; D. S, Grover; 6
II. B. Norton. Lancaster. Pa.
Guthrie. o. T.. Feb. 25.-The house to
day passed Representative Titles BIZ
for the promotion of athletic sports
which allows sparrlng matches and priz,
fights. The council has been rolled anC
will pass the bill as unanimously as tn
house. where only two votes we're agains
il. This VIII open the territory to Cor
bett and Fitz5immonS and any other ma
tional champions without fear Of inter
ference.
Jacksonville, Fla, Feb. ss.-John L. Sui
Ivan ana the members of his party lef
for New York at HIS this morning, afte
having been in Jacksonville a week. HI
True American company has dis
banded and his trunks are in possession
Of the sheriff. Sullivan has no dennit
plans for the future. He has receives
numerous propositions, ranging from DOS
ing as Dreadful example, in temper
ance lectures, to steering an air ship.
New Bedford. Mass. Feb. 2g-A SIS
round fight between Stanton Abbott, Q
; England. and George 0IiclIle. of Prov
dence, occurred at the rooms of +h
New Bedford Athletic club tonight. &c
ward CaVannaugh was referee, but Their
; was no decision. Abbott drew blood j
the last round.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-01
nDAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.,

Thomas Adams to William Bradley,
part of lots 4. and O. block g.. -,
william NJ. Bradley ct ux. to John
q. Dooly, part. of lots T. and 6. -,
block 9, plat A.-.---------.,------- 81
Frederick Heath ct ux. to AlYa
Eleharty. part of lot Il. block II. -,
John NJ. Redmond ct u1. to William
G. Dyer, part of lot b. block 19,
Ten Acre plat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. zoo
William C. Dyer to John NJ Red
mond,. part OF lot 3, block q,
plat C.'..,.''..'......:.''..'' ..,........ LOO
Ann Vaughn to David q. Vaughn
part of section SO, township south,
range 2 WeSt............aa.......
l. A Ensign ct uX- to Rufus Il
Ensign, part of lot 1, block AZ,
DldL D.....a... .............
William B. Holland to ]. 6. Cameron,
part of lot Q, block 50, plat B.......
Philo L. Holland ct al. to J. s.
Cameron, part Of lot 2, block,
81, plat B.."....."nn........
Boy lode ct al. Observation-Disclosures,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-01
4ILLsIAN TAoRg.

New York, Feb. 29--The Commercial
A tvertiserS says: Sena tor-elect Benjamin
r,1,r,ou of South Carolina, Governor
tz.,a,,s and .. 3 Johnson president Of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-01
MAY BEE pEsrRoYEp.

omaha. Neb.. March LA, special to
the Bee from Norfolk. Neb.. saws:
This city is threatened with total de-
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a foolish PhilanthropiSt is willing to
pay the passage of the starving poor to
The Sandwich Islands. There, he says,
they can help themSelvea.-Truth.
4 PERFECT Understandings
First Mean Man.-Have you a cIgar2
Second Mean Man.-Tes, but only one,
and [ want to smoke myself
'tWell, have one, too"
And they smiled and smoked and each
respected the other-Life-
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WITH THE SPORTS.

Philadelphia. Feb. 2S.-Chairnan Gideon.
of the /, 4. ~. racing board, announces
he Will appoint no handicappers in any
OF the districts who are not endorsed by
the chief counsel of that, division.
He also states he VIII not appoint W.
IL Murphy who has been urged for the
position OF New York Handicapped
There win be an Official referee, so the
chairman gayg
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-01
SUNDRY CIVIL
BILL IS PASSED.

Continued from page ID
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-02
TRUSTEES SALE.

xIrHEREAs. I. D. sNALBER0. on THE
w nrst day OF October, isl1, esscutea and
delivered 70 the NAuouai building a Loan
$50, ,sngs' % az ahs .isy b.. pree,si'.sy
las, and on the sane day. tor the purpose %
securing the payment of the said note aud he
interest thereon, the sad Z. y. rwalberE and
thAriottc svaiDefg, his wife. executed and
delivered 70 H. Y Mason trustee Their certain
rust deed upon the following described prop
etty situated 10 salt Lske County, Utah Tern.
tory. 70 Wit hcglnninE one and one hAff lsl
fods south from the northwest corner o. lot
eight ~ bloch one hundred aud nity one tiiU.
plst"A,n sat L.se city survey. and running
isi rods. henes ws.t Two IA rods, thehcs
north sight ~ rods 10 tho place Of beginning.
which said trust deed vAs dulJ recorded ia
the once Of the county recorder Of salt lAke
County. Utah Territory. In book - w." ut page
=, and SO. on the i.th day OF December. 1874.
whereas. tho said T., ~ ssslberg sod Char.
lotto svalbefs, on the nfst DAY o. TeDruAfy,
isti, executed and delivered 10 tho National
nuiidius loan Association, their promissofy
note Tor the sum OF ohc hundred dsliA-s. ard
gu tho same day, for the purpose u securing
the payment OF the saih nota and the interest
thereon, executed and doliveredto ~ 4. Nasoa
hercinbsfore described, which said uust deed
vas on thu tn day 81 February, ls,i1. duly
recorded IN the once Of the county recorder Z
y o." ~ page t1i sud lea. and
Where's, sAii trust deeds provided that IN
ease OF default ~ the payment Of said pfoms
part thereof. then the ssid indebtedness and
al thereof should 81 onrs become due an
payable, and the said premises should be sold
i,at'ic suction, Al he front door Of me souri
house. In salt Lake city, Utah Territory or on
the sAid premises. as shenld DO specified In
the notice o, such sale, ihirty day. previous
each week Tor four successive wseks In any
nswspsper Al that time publshed IN salt LAke
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DURsuANr TO AZ .uHDEr of EALE
Il ani degree % i9feclo,ufe 70 me difsc i
TcrIitofy Of ttAA, 1 shall sspoie =, pubic
ssls 81 tho west frout door Of The
county court housu furu cliy aud county
huudinsl IN tho city % salt lake. County
% aait iake and TERRITORY 90 lt.h. q.
Toe ffi day ~ OCTOBER i'4l ni 70 clock aie. ~
tho night, title, clhnn anf Interest q The do
fHndinta. Wuiifu ~ iaHmHud Cells g.
uaunptd snHi y. u. tonnan, II, 10 and 70 The
following described real estate, situate, lying
ADD lrins boz sat Lake touniy, and described
o. i.nwf, tosvitf
An ~ lots eighteen 90 aud hinatssn upl %
tlocl two til q Main street, ald -tate road
subdivision ~ lot eighteen 40 bloch eleven
CU i've acre plat A. ~ Geld safycy, In salt
faku rnunty, Territory Of Utah.
To be cold - the property q William W
Hammond, Cclia q. Hammond aud '. " COZ
man NJ the sult ~ Milnam Thomas Dc oroot
NAT ~ BRIGHAM.
~ l.. l.. AHCuiu. q. =, Marshal.
Deputy Marshal
Dated september iith, 1870,
a. n sAwNGu. Attorney for flAinuu
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mARsHAL's SALE.

DuRsuAST TO Az ORDER OF SALE
i and decree Of foreclosure TO me directed
~ tue Dlstriot Coau Of the thlrd Judicial
Itstriet Of tho Territory Of utAh. shall OK.
pose st pubic sale NJ the west front door OF
Tho County Cour house tuew city and county
buildingi in the CITY Of salt t.akc. County Of
salt iAka, aud ferrtefy OF utAh, on the ltth
nght. title claim and interest OF the aeiend'
ants, William n. Mcclure. Amanda Metiuru,
William \ McCornick. doing huainefs ~ Me-
CoTnick a Co, AMI Alfred thompson, OF, IN
and 10 the following described real estate.
situate lying and beng IN SAT- Lake county,
Utah sffitary, and described A. folloWsto W.T. 0
An undisided one eighth ~ interest IN and 10
cent q strip % land one and twenty i've one
hundredths q e,.iy0l RODS ~ thirty ,iouf and
eisht.tentlts fils.lal rods Oh the Sost end
oil sad iot decided 10 Tho Utah southern Hall
rad company. July 18th, is1u, aud recorded IN
hook az Of eonyeyAncss, pages 10, aud ~,
in the recorders once % sad SAT- lake
.ouulv. Aiso lots four q and htIofh tsl ~
vnrcels ~ land are located 10 the Ten acre plat
"a, !" Hig Fisin furyeT. SAL Lste county, Itail
Terfitorv, aud benz suudNitign ~ part 81
~, soutaeast quarter OF hcri ion =, township
south range west, and tocti nal lot = secNut
lp. Tow nship south, TAnEu west, % the SAT-
lake meridian. logethtr WIN Az water flsh''
thsreto belonging o. appefianinE
IL 10 sold as tie property "a the above
nsm,d defendants. William n. Mcclure
Amanda Mcclure 81 al, a, tho suit VI Johf
uaCr.
NAT II. BtiGHAM, u. =. Marshal.
| nyL L. AnCiirn Deputy Marshal
| Dated september .vth, irli
O " noRsH. Attorney for plaiHun.
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