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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.
'i.s# - lFEEissiaE
Commissioner Baker and Judge
Hardy's Invitation,
THINKS NO REPLY WAS EXPECTED.
Barney Gibbs Joins the Populist Party.
Comanche Republicans to support
Mckinley.

Austin. Texas, March s.-Hon. A. j..
Baker handed out to the reporters today
the following statement:
To the Democrats of Texas: b
Referring to the letter of Judge Rufus
Hardy, published in all the daily papers
on the Sd instant, in which he, did me tho
honor to nominate me MS a suitable person
to make the canvass for the democratic
nomination for governor, desire to say
that / understood the purpose of the let
ter to bc, TO draw out from the democrats
OF Texas, an expression Of their views as
to the policy of making thorough can
vass of the State IN the interest of the
sound money view of the financial oues-
ton to he presented to democratic voters
In the primaries. That as It would be
in-pr0cticablc to call another conference
OF sound money democrats, or meeting
OF thr committee OF that wing, he adopted
tins plan OF containing u conscuslis OF their
views In tho manner stated, in his letter.
IN other words, understood his main
purpose TO be- 10 obtain an expression on
that point. Incidental TO that. he per-
sonally expressed tho opinion that : would
DO suitable man to lead the nght. Nor
did | understand that any person was
ninlted or confined to the .point that /
was the only man 10 be considered IN that
connection, but that all persons could
name the man Of their choice.
have felt It necessary to give this
statement to the public, because from tho
intinsations of the press ana IL number OF
private letters coming to mo, the hnnrcs-
sion seems to be, that / -am to reply to
Judge IIardy's letter and to say We thor
or not VIII be n candidate. ] nm sure
that Judge Hardy does not expect at this
time, nor IN the present unknown status
OF Public opinion, for M tu mike aliy re
sponse w'hteyer IT, indeed. It Ia ever to
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IN THE ELEVENTH.

Interest in the n--RepuhlcauH ana
Pops May hNse.
Corpus Christi, Texas March S.-rho an
nouncement that Governor Culhcrson had
ordered Il special election in the Eleventh
district for the purpose OF eleclIug ID ulc-
cessor to the late william II. Grain was
published In tho Caller here this morning
and created somewhat OF surprise IT
Is the topic OF conversation and HpcCuin-
ton IS rife as TO who will be the nominee
OF tho democratic party, This town and
county favors Mr. Rudolph I$lehotK aud
1t Is thought that Ne Is about the strongest
man IN the'dlstrict. owing 10 the influence
OF his friends,
There Is IL belief prevalent hero that II
crowded the republicans and populsts viii
ugain combine In an ondeavor to defeat
the common enemy, tho democrats.
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LAVAcA REPUBLICANS.

Hallettsvlllc, Texas, March s.-The
Lavaca county republicans held their coun-
~ convention yesterday for tho purpose
of selecting delegates to the State and
Congressional conventions.
Professor w. j. Stephens was elected
county chairman and five delegates to each
convention We're selected. Not a. white
man participated In the doiugs of the con.
vention and not an outsider except Cole
man of Colorado county, who desires to
90 as a delegate to tho National couyen.
ton, was present.
Mckinley Is said to he the choice of tho
Laynca county republicans for president
During the time the republicans were
holding forth upstairs In the court house
q. b. Rayner was harangiug the pops
In the court house yard. lie had large
nNdicncp
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RnCknALE LOCALS.

Rockdale Texas. March IA lodge OF
Woodmen OF the World was organized here
this week with thirty-tive charter men,
bers. comprising some OF the most enter
prisins Young business men OF Rockdale.
". 4. Woody. Ira +. Perry. w. L. Parl-
fey aud Lon A. Williams are ench ouliginS
a residence and the town continues 10 lh-
prove generally, a.. "a, =,
Receipts of cotton aggregate l2.Suo bales
which vnI-ys very little from estimates
made last October There y very httle 20
I'm the above figures, =, ,,
Many cars OF cattle win again he shipped
from Rockdale this spring nnd lne snlp'
msnfF OF hogs are annually increasing
These interests, added TO the heavy ship
ncnts on lienite from the mines. are Ger
tain guarantees of Rockdales permahenet
as a thriving town,
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speeches for George Clayk hss,,. !.
ares We're held. after which I M
ueld TO 20 to the Houston cow
was ready to start on a esmn nv.
JJudse Gaines, J. S. Crook and o, "
l received a letter and trlsv.sr
judge clark asking me to co cow \, Y
ION Tor consultation. | went X
anu uld all In my power n ns,.'
bolt, failing In which / eama Nv.
afterward in a public lnteryter =
my allegiance to the r(gulsry -
democracy Of Texas, Of Which H.
was the nominee for goveynor
IN regard to the statement h 4, I.
ing $ News as to the action III, !.
Mr.. Mills was a candidate for M y.
states senate, it Is far from Ia ri,
tho ilrst place, | was not A n..,s|
the county executive comnlt,ss i,
peared before ii. by courtew Y
justice for Old Dave Culbsr,m
has SO long aud faithfully sery,d /, ,
pie. | think Mr.. BIRMINGHAM M 4
Were there also IN the Interest d
Tho county chairman (Mr. HndMiI
asked an expression from pfecra 4
ings mot primary elections a n
choice for United States senate
the precincts did not hold neetl.s
those that did but few ATTENDED /
meetings not more than a dozen ills
but at one place lRoxton, ! bslstt
had a primary election and they !
almost solidly for Mr.. Minis, as wi
remember, about l25 votes. 70 IL
into a primary election. this lara
would give the county TO Mr. yah
count It according to the chalrnaai
by precinct instructions, a large MI
of the precincts, although The ntssl
was small, had instructed for o.!
Culbersou. The man who wrote th,s
editorial this morning was The IT.
instiga tor of this ATTEMPTED ffazl
learned of Vt and went before he I
tive committee and the commits
down on the fraud. Then these
were greatly in favor Of q prmir
ton WHEN II suited their pupss
when the people of this county b
expressed themselves and had .,
of a primary election. Now ,hH
primary conventions or ntetinn
the people are given notice and
chance 70 express themselves a.
mary election"
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1IIrNrsv1LLE 1rEMs.

Huntsville, Texas, March IAN add
ton to Huntsville is being arranged by
Mrs. Il, c. Smedes. who will divide her
property near the Normal into town lots
and place same on the market. There
will DO 100 lots. and all desirable for
building purposes.
Rev f. 5. Jackson OF Kyle has been
spending several days IN the city,
On tho recommendation of Mayor Sims
Il is thought the city school board VIII
resign so that conflict between the
State and city regarding the time for
their appointment can be adJudicated.
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FREEsroNE COUNTY.

Fairfield. Texas. March Pursuant TO
the cali OF County Chairman Hon, l.. D.
lallard the democratic executive commit
tee OF freestone county met In the court
house yesterday afternoon. The action
OF said State committee was heartily in
dorsed with but one dissenting vote and
primaries were ordered for the 9th OF June.
In addition TO tho questions submitted by
the State committee this county win vote
for nominees for governor, congressman.
State senator. district judge and attorney,
and all county officers.
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TEXAS sTocKMEN.

Larqe Attendance Expected at the Con-
Vonuon--Tho Programme Outlined.
1-,,, ,v,rp, revos N,r.b ,rlis ar
N''
! i"iuoon the executive committee OF tho
/ cattle Raisors' association az Texas con-
( ,t.1.1 tt, -,r.o,, for ttI4 ,,tr and n e,
I ''N'N go 20 ''' "' '''N 1t -
! row hons gotten in shape hy me steno-
prlrlers, The latter viii hardly con-
/ ,i,t. 10 rrl,r -, Monday ,rbr r.nor. ,
! gong L" De particularly hloity ti'a year
and IL ls said II viii contain some hlghly
J interesting siinvagtinps mud rcconu.ude
/ 't''''' '"e '"9a'''''''' '"' iN'N'''''''"''A
{ IONS.
/ lr. j.. B. Taylor, another member OF tile
committee. c,,fon in from sam Anto,io to-
| 'F'''N -'' ''N'' ''' ''''' N'''
I GAS ana Nlh stay iHul me WORK rs All
e'htiAa'i g.. l'ltS am" lcecFel here today
Net Aus "s.e 1uon WA he unusually
{ large lWf ScIr aud Wlll number fully 80
/ 1uo -,lano city is again in tue field
! l"r q N,Nt ~ lne association and the
prediction is freely mndc that thtlr ught
this year viii joe 4 winning one Anout
aii tho membership of tno association now
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A YOuTlI DRoMNrn

san Marcos, Texas, March 7.-Advices
received from Martindale state that It
was not Frank Gladls who was drowned
near that place. but Il younger brother
No details of the accident are obtainahle
except that the body had been r,ecov.
SSreu. Young Gladis borrowed a horse
from negro to drive up some cows ord
nIy some mischance took the wrong fora
lie was the l9-year-cld son of a Bantit,
minister at Martndalc PN'''
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TIE MEXICAN SAINT

FL Paso, Texas. March 7.-Terresa Ur-
rea' the so-called Saint Of Mexico. who
has caused so much trouble IN different
parts OF the Republic, is said to be i'm
- faso, but is keeping herself closely
hldden from the eyes OF Americans. Tho
ignorant class Of Mexicans and the pue-
plo Indians believe strongly that she Is
ions even IL II leads to revolutions '''' "O-
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MONTE AND MURDER

Wellborn, Texas, March S.--A shoot
ing occurred last night on William
Ropes farm, near here, in the
Brazos bottom, In which George Smith
was killed by a stray bullet Intended for
hts brother, Mathis. and fred by Dick
Callahan. The trouble arose ever a zane
of monte, In which Callahan was dealing,
and Mathis Smith had been bucking il,
too successfully to suit Callahan. Both
parties are colored. Callahan was can
tured and placed under guard awaiting
the arrival Of the sheriff
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BIMETALLIc CoMMIrTkDuEN

Huntsville, Texas March 7.--Hon. Y. f.
Sims. chairman of the democratic himetal.
lie party of tho county, announces the ap-
pointment of the following executive com.
mittee; :. Campbell. New Waverly, s.
Hardy, Old Waverly; Otis Rush Dodge; j
trell Cut-On: Edgar Robbins, Woods
School House; II. A. McAdams. Brushy
J. @. Davis Gladstone; II. c. Grissom
Goshen; II. IL. staniill, Bath; r. NJ. VII.
cox Phelps
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rrnnK M INcENpIARIES

Brady, Texas. March mi 80 J,
who lives in the southern porusM y !
county. in what is known ~ ~ n, W. ,c,i,
pasture. had his house ana ~, ~ sbs,.s
destroyed ny fire during sns S,w
himself and wife; SUPPOSE s y i
the work of an incendiary, s Nh
of the fence of this pasaLn r,rs he
cut a number OF times .dhun .,,sS hi
twelve months, and 1t Is ,n'S be,ss
fence cutters set fire to inc ~
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os TO whether OF not he VIII be on hand
his year.
Captain T. r. Hard says This Is going
to be- whoppcr OF a convention" Ed r.
Conner of The executive committee went to
Dallas today bust he VIII return tomorrow.
within twcuy-four hours the city viii be
sWdrmlng with the visitors Already
strcUmcrs are ont aud evidences of wei
rone greet the cowmeu ON all hands.
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Two PRIMARIES oRpERrp.

Loagyiew, Texas. March 7.-rhe demo-
cratic executive committee OF Gregg coun-
~ convened today pursuant to the call
OF Chairman r. II. Levy. Jr The COM
mtttee decided In favor OF lwo primaries.
the primary FOR tho selection of count g
candidates for county offices TO be held
on the first Saturday In May. The com
Inittee adopted the resolutions OF the state
democratic executive committee only ono
member voting in the negative.
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-'-Y,sS9STINC, AND MIppSave folcsrs
anarkable results n,s;ed and sls,5S
Sel';a n,e sS Years OF vst's cuuratrt vi
oynerience in the use ~ control ~;
~ We alone own am avs weak
.na Of Men who Sas who ~
'r,taIonea or diseased orss,fh and ~,
,rs from errors OF yyv,rmo.ent ta III
inS are nervous or nnf contempt :. 4
,hnJr Fellows and Inn leads ~
srIends and companif they ta az -
antee TO all pausanSsvn exclusive
10 restored. our o"" !. ~
Vii afford a cure,r,,t there y rsy Il
"Rt'MEM BER- tnther. as you
von Consult no oostain our t
Valuable lime .r. isss..
once. vvho are rsiriA y
eases peculiar 70 ainiy Try OILS a
ness, should cer,.shin6 surpasn ~.
of treat'ndeedd'di does away WITT u .
methods a az experIe'ieedi.aed "A
which Is or ,em viii be az aaisssssg I
msnt am HSHThis terrible sts0as "a "a
SyPhIi Lwith the latest l,n rs aut u, ~
ed by US .s Wat ~ Hot n.sai,rsy r.
sxpeir,isiissVe enables as % %, lie Ess.y
h i,,l i,tenrrible poison effective fs
, thIs ' Tap,d. safe ana ed ed ~
most isae cure guarannlsstsIIA Rigs "a
e9 comply sNsTyIiRAL plsohoaisx ~. -
u ~ 4, a few day. and gs'S,
curec rhis includes Glee methet, i
ss s;TT'RIcTURE-A ,nic e nisthN
ir re5m,piete treatmendd vcu b. ys
symptom BLANK N sin piseasS
Wemen. No. 3 for ssi" !, -.
Catarrh. sa,cc Answsrsi ~
Bmsiness strictly . r alton !,
scnt free from ooser or call e q
the country. Address TIiA ~,
200 Alamo Plaza; os Mo-
Is 81. Charles strss~ N
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BURGLARIEs AT FI.AroN,A

Fhtonia' Texas March S.-severaI Inv
giaries We're reported this morning. snoa,,
thieves entered the residence Of Mr. ~
roster +, and took a valuable gold watch
,ba - smpposeu that the same thief VISITED
a Sis. ! L watch. Professor VIM cu MGlio
W. W1 ~ renewed OF new pair of mans "si ,,i
the perpetrator - Il" crew to
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sry,n on the ~ o'clock train and lodged

Bryan on the Z O'Clock tram and Iodged
in jail. II,
lumber yard OF Garth, Howell y Webb at
about 1880 O. clock last night The prompt
action OF the fire department Is all that
saved Il. The fire was kindled under a
long shed filled with dry lumber, which
the shed was a building filled with paints.
oils and other highly conbustible mate
rails. which would have been on fire in
a few moments. Had this been reached
the destruction would have been complete.
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ACClDENTATr.y SI,or

Victoria Texas, March s.-Thursao,,
msht while playing with pistol E,a butter
aecllehtally shot Edna Tucker. tho buIIet
vnt,tliS the shoulder just above the beayt
both parties are colored The f,iri Iii
recover The man was arrested f6r cnt.r"'
ing pistol. and gave bond for af,peara No.
ueIore Judge Ferrler Monday mornlnp
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o.nr,nr AZ an AIfGrsTINE.

San Augustine. Texas, March 6.--The
district court adjourned here last night
about 10 o'clock, after going through the
entire docket. civil and criminal. Tho
case against Il. II. Briston and John
Nakins charged with murder was dis
missed for want of testimony. Case
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held here today. The following delegates
to the congressional district convention
were elected: J. a. O'Connor.. Taylor Nc
McMinn. A. McChung and Theodore Bank.
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THE FIRE RECORD.

RESIDENCE AND coNTEyN|
Brcnham, Texas. March T.-mf NY
residence Of Albert Welheln q
Third street burned at 3 o'cicck W. 4!
together with Its entire con'ehH -
of Insurance not learned.
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NI-RpER AND INcENpIARIsM,

Bryan Texas March s,--A Mexican by
the name OF Frank CARA shot and killed
another Mexican at tho rock quarry near
Minican this morning. lie was arrested
by Deputy Sheriff Dunlap and brought TO
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r1prpIrGs AT BRYAN.

Bryan, Texas, March l-rhe !"
ward Of Garth. Howell & Webb Wv i
lire carly last night and would asI
burned had 1t not been discover"
few moments after being nred'
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ANTIs WIN AT uII.1sBoRo.

Hillsboro, Texas. March THE local OPP
ton election, held In this precinct, includ-
ing this city, was won by the ants ny
majority OF 81 votes. against O rrohibilcn
majority two years ago of 50 votes
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nrs1DENCE AT MARSHALL

Marshall, Texas, March 1.-Ine r. ,
of w. II. Lane was totally aesu~cs \.
fire at 3 o'clock this afterneon I,
of fire unknown. Insurance slss ~ l,
in Home OF New York; S~ on 00A''''
Hartford,
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PROHIBITIONS pEFEArEp.

Lockhart, Texas, March s.-The local op-
ton election held in the Maxwell voting
precinct yesterday resulted as expected.
in defeat of prohibition, and the good
people of Maxwell can now enjoy their
ksa
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These Drs.
Do 1t.

DO what? Cure tho 1s5 Gs;KiS q
a Rifioop pIisEAsEs where o'sei IA 4
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VII aTSG DOCTORS 90 S,t this, y :. Dc
i may ana IN most successful 4, Al 81
s SPee,,liar to men and women sam md III u
9 eafe of being cured in me ~. ssv ssi i
s shle ii time consistent with SAFE -
100 thnaf ment.
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1JpsHuR COUNTY DEMOCRATS.

Gilmer, Texas. March time democratic
executive committee of Upshur county
met yesterday and ordered democratic
primary elections for county officers TO
DO held on May 0.
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CoMANcHE FOR McKINLny

comanche, Texas, March Tho repub-
lican county convention met today ana
elected delegates to tho State convention
a. follows. II. j. Christian, Il, S. camp-
bell: alternate. J. Il. Ruff.
They Instructed for John Grant as one
OF the delegates at large, and were in
str,lcted to vote for Mckinley for presi-
dent.
j. Wesley Boynton was elected county
chairman and Frank Campbell secretary.
BExAR COUNTY PoPuI.IsTs.
San Antonio, Texas. March IA meet
! rs Of the popu]ists Of bexar county was
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T G qq,ss
Gag
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SPECIALIZE

SYPHILIS ~
ipwe'billy-.sE
and urirss,n.5
adeculties, sS,ss
IimrIpotenSI.
SKIN and iBiS;
scasp - u
ease eases Of Ns,
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(60 feet to stake; thence southerly at
right angles, to said first mentioned line.
one hundred and sixty QG0 feet TO stake:
thence easterly at right angles. to said
second mentioned line. sixty (60 feet to
corner OF said Crago's land; thence along
said Crago's land one hundred and sixty
Q6ot feet to the point or place OF begtn-
ming. Improved with a frame dwelling
house and other buildings.
Third-Another lot of land. in Peckville,
in the borough OF Blakely, bounded ana
described as follows. beginning at the cor
ner of lot of Peck Brothers, on the north
side of Main street. extending thence In a
westerly direction, along said Main street,
one hundred and thirty QS0 feet TO Wal
nut street; thence in a northerly direction
~ u6O) feet TO an alley: thence easteriy
along said alley one hundred and thirty
QSol feet to land of Peck Brothers afoce-
said; thence in q southerly direction. along
said Peck Brothers land, one hundred and
sixty OSW feet to the point or place of be-
ginning.
Being lots numbered one % and two (2)
IN block number three C0 on j. W. Peck 5
addition TO Peckville.
Being improved with two dwelling
houses and other outbuildings thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit
of Anslo-Amerlcan Loan association %:
New York VS.. Lucy J. Doud. Debt,
Slll65.69. Judgment No. c6S. May Term,
1896. III. ia. to May Term, 1896.
FRED FLEITZ, Atty.
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situate In the city of Scranton. county OF
Lackawanna and state of Pennsylvania,
being lot number seven CO in square or
block number one hundred and seven Qc.l
Madison avenue, upon the plot of lots OF
the SusquehanRa and Wyoming Valley
Railroad and Coal company, said lot be
ing forty (i0) feet in width on Madison
avenue, same width in rear and one nun,
dred and fifty Q5O) feet in depth. Coal and
minerals reserved.
Improved with double two-story frame
dwelling house, barn and outbuildings.
Seized and taken in execution at the SUIT
of +. NJ. Aylesworth VS.. J. ID. Ayieswortn.
Debt. $1,000. Judgment No. 6S5, January
Term, 1896 Fl. ia. to May Term, 1896.
CARPENTER, Atty.
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ALSO

No. IS. All the right, title and interest
of the defendant Elvra Pritchard, admin
istratrix of the Estate Of Charles Pritch-
ard, deceased. in and to all that lot, piece
or parcel of land situated in the borough
of Olyphant, county of Lackawanna, and
state Of Pennsylvania, known as lot num-
ber forty-fOur 4D in square or block num-
ber one %, and fronting on Hill street,
being fifty 600 feet in front, by one hun
dred and fifty Q5W feet in depth according
to plan on map entitled "B. II. Throop's
addition to Olyphant, Pa" with a two
story dwelling house thereon. Seized and
taken in execution at the suit of John
Osmond VS. Elvira Prtchard, adminis-
tratrix of Charles Pritchard, deceased.
Debt $2O5. Judgment No. 3iO May Term
1895. Fl. ia to May Term, 1886.
F1TZSIMMONS, Atty.
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Charter Apple alton.

IN RE: APPLICATION FOR INCORPORA.
L tion OF the Maitland Driving Park Asso:
citation. In the Court Of Common Pleas of
Lack awanna Counny. No. GSl, June Term, 1896:
be made to said Court, or to one Of the Judges
thereof. on Saturday, the 30th day Of May,
1905, at o'clock q. M, under an Act entitled
regulation Of certain corporations" approved
April 20, 1874, and its supplements for the
charter of an intended corporation to be called
1.-THE Maitland Driving Park Association. OF
Wsllsyille Pa. the character and object OF
which Is to encourage tho breeding and devel.
Opment OF the light harness road horse and
for such purposes to have, possess and enjoy
all Of the rights, benefits and privileges OF
said Act of Assembly and its supplements.
E. c. NEWCOMB, Solicitor.
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ALSO

No. II. All the right, title and interest
of the defendant, John Sclsm, In and to oil
the following described lots, pieces or par
GELS of land. together with the improve
ments thereon, situate in the city of
Scranton, county of Lackawanna and
state of Pennsylvania, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit.
First-Being lot No. Is in Block No. G1
and 40 feet In front on Quincy avenue and
100 feet in depath, and being rectangular.
Improved with a two-story frame dwelling
house and one frame barn, and adjoins
lands of Mrs. Coar and other lands of said
defendant.
Second-Being lot No. 10 in block No. ,6l
and 10 feet in front on Quincy avenue and
$50 feet in depth and rectangular, all i'm
proved with a two-story frame double
dwelling house on front and a two-story
frame dwelling in the rear of said lot, ad-
joining other lands of said defendant and
lands of G. l.. Merecereau.
Third-Being lot No. 13 in block No. C1.
being 40 feet in front on Quincy avenue
and about 70 feet In depth being rectan-
gulars and being on the westerly corner of
Quincy avenue and Vine street, all i'm
proved with two-stOry frame dwelling
house. Seized and taken in execution at
the suit of ScraWon Savings bank VS. John
Scism, ct. al. Debt, $3O4.5O. Judgment
No. 400, January Term, 1895. Vend. Ex.
to May Term, 1896.
s. 3. PRICE. Atty.