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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-09-10
MANCHESTER DEPOT

People coming to the Fair should
note that Blackmer is receiving new fall
goods and has bargains in ladies cspes,
jack els, shirts dress goods, boys and mems
suits, bats. caps etc, Call and see them
The foIlosiug resolutions OF respect
we're passed at a recent meeting Of the d.
Of X,
Since God 10 bis iufiuite love has remoy
cd from our midst Sister Flora l. Bourn,
one who was a worthy member Of oui SO
ciesy. and highly esteemed by all who
knew her
lggen, 10 her death Excelsior Lodge
loses g loysl member, one who was slwsys
ready 10 do sll 10 her power 10 her family
a dnutul daughter and loving onlysister
therefore be it
Eeso'rai, That while we mourn tue loss
OF our departed SISTER ve herein submit
to The will OF him who siveth aud tsketb
away at his own pleasure and we bow 10
humble submission to the will Of him
who doeth sIl things we'll.
Rsso'rei, That We as members Of Excel
sior Lodge, No, rs, d, OF Il. mourning
the loss Of oue Of our mem bers, cur cir
Gle being broken, d. no, forget to tender
to the beresved family our sincere and
heartfelt sympathy 10 their hour Of beresv
emeut, praying that Col will wipe away
al tears from their eyes remem bering that
shat is their loss Is her great gain,
ResaIroi That.
with a. her name shall 1--we
Through al succeeding yeArs,
EmbIlmtd siGh al our heart. can give,
Our praises and Cur ear,
Eeso.rej. lhs, copy Of these resoIu
tious be- entered Ia our minutes and
prin,ed 10 the MAScHE,rER JouRSAL and
copy sent 10 the bereayed family,
Mas. W, II. WELLMAS, J
Bm-LE BouKN. Com,
JULIA A, hDSoLps,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-09-10

rtrtyu tsttr by tie Hy ThoEu Lysrh
3 q .stasa by TIE 'ellosits pries"
Etr Ibara Jtessy e Estlsti. hfr \,
TreulI q Eauspd. Rev I. T. Cary e
rlusiat5. Lev y J Ccay Ct hruias.
lev ". Osaaraa q Msuipelet sld
Eer John " Dryer o. Manchester. Toe
service q high mts sss oelsbfstsd ~
Err d.. A GJEu Of Lat panei, I"
slats ~ Deacon Jsues + Rsnd Of bu'
bustes. Aa ,l.s sd iulertsiisg ssfH o
w.s preached by Rev u } OrulIIVsn a
81, Alb.b. TIE shoit q 81, Columh's.'
ct arch Ct Arllns,os farsthsi tee matic
Dance the taettorJ Nj. d J drihth Of
ssw Yarf ..es L8ms's Ave Mare shos
lag be rob baritone volse TO good sdVsb
tsss The organ soeou p.Uimsol by htss
uaytss.Gll that could 10 desired, Il
sus dlssppoluimrBt TO many ibst Mr.
Men. slry, VITO tIpeelsi 70 stDs during
the tefr lses, tould It necessary to be eI
ea'ei. Gtins Obliged 10 leave tosn that
morning. Tue Catholics are 10 be con
ststulstsd 90 The successful inSugufs,Ioo
ot their clufe3 enterprise.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-09-10

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mined ~ tet5lsgt u fcef. sud open sores
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Mr." John T. hob'r'' OF burlington
Is ''''''os Der cod W Il hoos'"'
Miss Combs OF Albsny spent Sunday
With her brother MI l. u COMBS
Mrs. LtdeetSood has purchased }.
@. Msrfi9's residence 20 take posseesion
10 October
ladies 40 not fail 10 take something
IN the Fair ert week We want il sue
ess, in avery w.y AMI a credit to the Bat
tenktI Valley.
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When At the fair pe1t week call at bis
store and see the NEST coda i,uotsIn il
the st.te and try .l,u Of ice cream
sods
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-09-10

Harvey O. Dodge i, Usiins eItsUsir
tspart 60 b, br. diatE Ba'as Street,
A .rg tts veft
A +. ssermss su1 family bsve r
a1rtd &c Ta4Hasy ~hHs thfy all =
nau I'll vigieI
-- IL. shsIdas and II ter Il Rapsri sus
Mta Hsryood Of r.ple scre recru
gue.u 81 Geo. WiIllaHs
Mr. 7 NJ Go lies. n MrW.yo', c
d. McWsJ5s sad Clareuce L1tasoa e
teatei The Csmbrijst lair
Hattustor. Alfred. Oliver .nd W.
Ian Gilbert sod Miss Ans GtbeH sr'
siteod .rs scb o. 81 Iulliuey.
Mn Mate y. Rogers aud lwoc lid
rsa Of Hebron are spending : lee day
9Th ber sister, ME- Hrwgod
Miss Auus L. Miller sod Mics Msbe
l. Youus Of w.lIipgiorj have been spend
ins = iew dsys ~ilh Nice Annie Council.
Home, William. recsallr Visited hi'
600, II n. " hsms 10 Bennington, TIE
son aud vile are uos visiting relatives
here,
Miss + Ia Niles Of Albany is spending
several noaths ~r'h Der amt Mrs Rob
.rt Bromley ana lie attending our village
schoo'.
Miss Carrie Hillisrd Charles MoWsy
ne. Fay A, Simmons, John billiard sod
Robert Lee are attending school at Burr
and Barton Seminary
- Schools IN toIu opened Monday Mis-
Myrtle Gotton OF Dandy and Miss Annie
Council tesch 10 The village Miss Bfom
ley 10 the North district aud Mrs Snyder
on the West road,
Mrs Gardner bad 40 stack OF spop
levy a, the hotel Friday morning aud died
almost instantly, Her husband father
and relatives we're immedi ,tely summon
"a from Troy, arriving 10 the afternoon.
,Ud returning with the remains on the
midnight ain.
MARLEY Brothers last spring sold
y heeI to Ii, l., Crsndsll reserving lien
or the payment OF $50 Crsndsll traded
he wheel for borse, The wheel WAS
Quad aud returned and warrant issued
or the arrest OF Ctsndsll Officer Nash
Il Bennington are ted him at Bradford
nd took him to Bennington VII re he
ave bail for trial,
Many days work Is lost by sick head
che. caused by indigestion aud stomach
toubles UsWItt's Little Early Risers
be most tfi,ctusI plll for overcoming
uch difficulties Pettibone h Co, and |
10 sic, Manchester Centre.
VEST RUPERT
Rev Mr. keSiogton and wife have re
urned iIon a visit TO Ohio.
Miss Emma Rising has gone to Dau
y to teach IN the graded school,
Rev. b II, Hayden Of Worcester,
lass, former pastor here, has bseu vie
log 10 town,
F H. HswIey and family leave this
EEK for Troy where he has position rs
Jerk 10 the Boston Store.
Several OF the young married people
pent last Thursday at Lake St. Gather
le, where they were joined by MIR. and
lrs. + b Sherman Of Manchester Depot
Ell, Wood and family OF Rutlind have
cen visiting his mother and other friends
lss Rlble Clark returned with i'm to
Dish her studies at the high school,
Charles Lobingier, lawyer OF Oms
3, called on friends 10 town recently he
son OF Rev. George Lobiogier pastor OF
le church here eighteen years ago.
Election passed Of very quietly Frank
Winchester WAS chooses representative with
ut opposition. Albert p, Sheldon was
ected one OF the senators from this coun
and has reason to be grstitied ut the
ipport given him 10 town. which test
IS to his deserved popularity,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-09-10

1t doesn't matter much whether sick
headache, bllio1sness indigestion and Don
stipstion are caused by neglect or by un
svodsbe circumstances; Dowltt's Little
Early Rlsers will speedily cure THIN sill
Pettlbone Il Co, aud Sowle, Manchester
Centre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-09-10

Poison Ivy, insect bites, bruises cslds,
burns, are quickly cured by DeWitts
Witch Hazel S.lve, the great pile cure,
petlibooe 4 Co. and SoEIe. Manchester
Centre.
ARLINGTON
Mrs ClAtlrs Bnndy OF Troy is wei,
log friends 10 town,
-Ber,ram West returns to school al
Mortified this week.
% T. Adams attended the q. A. r.,
socsmpmeut at ST. Paul
Mr. snd Mr.. Ralph Metcsll Of Cbics
90 sre visiting Mrs Barjeit,
-EruesI Cat field Of New jersey is vie
itias bis father Ch.rIes Canaeid.
Mr. add Mrs. Chss. c. Norton have
returned to Their home 10 Washington.
d. c,
--Jn8ee Carnah.n wlth biz II otter aud
sister Of Riches e. n Y recently visited
at The reotory.
Ira NJ. Garfield Of Railsbd is making
40 sddilou snd Improvements N bis
bouse here.
--Sheid Wilson arrested Bstjsuin
Dsper. Saturday, for burglary committed
al lste George year ago. BE vu indict
ed 10 be wsshioston county court and
New Yofk 81 ssrs have been lCoting Tot
him since de sill be isks0 to New York
state igt trial % fequisition papers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-09-10

PEuU,
George b. Whitney has gone to Spring
field Mass, TO teach
Samuel Stiles was the succeisiul csn
didste for town representative;
Mrs, ElminS Simpfo1 and daughter
Of Hoosick. N Y visited friends in town
last week,
Mrs j II. whitney, who has been M
der the doctors care fer several weeks, is
greatly improved.
Charles Hunt and vile aud Walter
Hunt were called to Rutland last week by
the death OF a relstive
-Wavy Stiles is attending school at
Bernsrdston. Mass, Ella Fsrusm has gone
to Fall River, Mass.
Road Com missiouer Stiles is making
great Improvement 10 our roads by blsst
ing cut some OF the largest rocks.
Our schools began Monday with the
following teachers: No Mabel simonds,
No 2 Elns i ,tchelder, No. 3 Eva Whit
ney, No 1 Myra Msrsh. No. ! NoIs Wood
ward, No, 6 Jessie Farn.m. No. 7 Lula
Whitney.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-09-10

Mr. Woods srd family Of Wells, we're
reeeni suess o. james l. Robinson,
Miss Lesser ~ urus 10 New York thn
weeK. alter spending the sammer here.
Henry Baker, + Il. ID. Of 81. Peal.
Nina, wsFs recent guest d O. W. Baker
Miss Berth. Bromley has returned
from rislllsg al Guul 10 ksshs, n II.
-L5retzo Batch sEd vile are whiting
his mother At hersumntf residence.
Miss Jennie Daniodh AID Mia Elzs
beth Williams leave ths wetk fer North
Geld, Mass.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-09-10

Don't tt n away time when you bsve
ehoierA mOtbns or iiafrhoea. Fight To I'm
il the bestluiag Nth Dew ius Cole 4
ChoIefs Cure Yau don have TO vail
FOR resuIts they are ips,sutautous, and II
leaves the bowels 10 healthy condition.
Pe,llbore a Co. add s3EIe, Manchester
Geuifr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-09-10

Boys will be boys, but you can ;. afford
to lose any OF them, Be ready for the
green apple season b. having DeWitts
Colic& Cholera Cure in the house. Petit
bone 4 Co, aud Sowle, Manchester Geo
ire.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-09-10

The ole system 10 drained aud uade
ml1ej 10y taialsai ulcers ADD opeo sores
DeWtts Witch Hszd sslye specify
ursls then 1t is tue b6tt cufe known.
retuboas 8 c.. snd S5sls, Msuchester
Centre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-09-10
INTELLIGENCE.

J .par.2-. c: Passenger Trains
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-07-15
Long Look Ahead.

Sam Davis Is going to the St. Louis
Convention and the delegation will have
only one car. This is grief to the editor
of the Appeal who has been spending
his energy in the unsuccessful enteavor
to have Il baggage Il loaded with beer
made part oi the Nevada delegations
train.
Sam tried the same thing on the New
ada Press Association excursion, also
unsuccesstully. But he got beer at e,-
cry station on the road even when he
had to risk his lie for it. At last he got
so he could jump Il train going 40 miles
his arms. Many a time did We shudaer
to think of the loss of beer If he had
made a misstep. Nixon has heard of
Sans thirst and will have 40 feet of
hose to connect it with the water tank.
In fact Sans vile has made this the
condition Of his going. We asked him
once how he regulated his capacity. We
said the only way to be sociable on beer
was to put the bottles in front of the
gang just so III bottle touched the next
bottle all over the table.
We received II note from Sam yester-
day marked Confidential"
Dear Nick Put Pike onto himself 10
he will come aboard at Wadsworth with
4 doz qts. | know he would do it
anyhow bur for his t~reacherons memory
This will be necessary that we may see
the deserts around Wadsworth blossom
ing az the rose. You know how Califor-
mia bioomed under benign influence of
beer bottle bottoms. Boom this little
matter. SAM.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-07-15

A recent rule made by the Supreme
Court OF this State is that 20 natnraliza-
ton papers slald be granted by any Dis
trict Court OF Nevada later than 30 days
prior to an election. Accordingly, any
one intending to become naturalized, in
order to vote next November, must do
SO before September 3, 1896.
Queen Esther Lodge No. Q, Daughters
OF Rebekah, installed the following off
GERS for the ensuing term: Mrs L Fl
Proctor, n q; Mrs w II A Pike, Y G.;
Mrs 7 H Baslian, Treas; Miss Agnes
Steele, Sec Mrs Beemer, W Miss Edith
Bellam, Conductor; Mrs L D Short,
Chaplain Mrs } + George, II S to N q;
Mrs J w Davis, r S to V q; Miss Nellie
Clay, L S to V Ct; Mrs J w Allen, | & ;
+ l.. Voorhees,. 0 q.
A story is going the rounds OF tile
press of a young couple who attended II
lecture recently. When the collection
was taken up the young nan began fish
ing in his pocket for IA dime. His face
expressed his embarrassment as he
whispered hoarsely II guess | have not
a cent. | changed my pants before |
came to the lecture" The modest young
lady who had been examining the un-
known region of a woman's dress for
her purse, turned pink color and said:
"I'm in the same fix"
The Indians of the Unitetl States are
all ardent Silverites. The Sioux Nation,
which has $198O00 now due from the
United States, wants the entire mount
in silver dollars. When the 4th of
July Committee went to pay the Piutes
they shook their heads at gold and
wouldn't have it, saying %"silver heap
good" Ii the natives were voters there
would be many more ballots cast for
Bryan. johnson Sides, ~. S. ?. M"
as he wants to be dubbed, can make a
good speech for silver.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-07-15
ANOTHER SHAHEEY.

D4u O'Keeie, the Reno all-rounl and
up-iown sporl, brought a San Francis
co pugilist up TO Wadsworth an a wag-
n OF being able to knock the Nevada
man out in four rounds. O'Keefe, who
had high opinions of his importation,
bet much side money on the result.
The crowd was large and the Wads-
worth sports backed their man in good
shape. In the third round the local
man swung his right up under the
place where the imported mans ear
was fastened into his head and knock
ed him square into dreamland. The
San Francisco pug had to have water
thrown oa him for nearly twenty min
utee before he could discuss the situa-
ton, and it took a good deal OF water
and some redeye to bring O'Keefe to his
senses, is the way the Enterprise puts it
And Dan has to stand all that just be-
cause he WAS referee.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-07-15
Died

Word was received here by letter Sun
day stating that John Ferguson of st.
Clair was bleeding at the lungs and WAS
in q serious condition with pneumonia.
DIR Holmes was t%elephoned Monday and
went out. Word was received yesterday
that Mr.. Ferguson had died shortly
after four o'clock p. m. Mr.. Ferguson
was a member of the Board OF County
Commissioners OF Churchill and a mem
Der OF Wadsworth Lodge No SO, o o L.
The funeral will take place from the
family residence at st. Clair Thursday,
tomorrow, afternoon under the auspices
Of Wadsworth Lodge No. SO. |. o. o. F.
All Odd Fellows are fraternally invited
to attend.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-07-15

The happy man is we'll acquainted
through this section Of the country and
everybody knows him but to like him.
Charlie Lowry is an earnest, sincere and
true man, one of the kind you like to
call friend because you feel and know
you can try him and find him true, and
when you call upon him he will be
there. We believe he will make a good
husband because he is a good man and
the DISPATCH wishes him and his bride
all the joy in the world.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-07-15
CHANGES.

Now that the excitement OF the re-
cent festivities have died away, and the
affairs OF our little town are resumlng
/ their normal condition, one naturally
looks to see what changes have taken
place recently in our society circles.
First went our genial young friend, Geo.
NJ. Sanderson, who won SO many friends
during his residence amongst MS. The
people OF Tucson, his present residence,
will find him a desirable member OF So
ciety.
Next but not least went our genial
Young music teacher, Miss Nellie Mad
den. For several years past Miss Mad
den has resided permanently with us, has
brought joy and sunshine in to our homes
She has had an excellent music class
composed of the young folks of some OF
our best families in Wadswcrth. That
she was a good teacher goes without say
ing. All musicians cannot teach. but
Miss Madden has, in the very high de-
gree, the rare faculty OF imparting know
ledge and at the same time winning and
retaining the affections of her pupils.
The rapid and thorough Advancement
OF her pupils speak loudly in her behalf.
Their keen sorrow at losing their loving
teacher is really touching, as was illus
trated by the recent presentation to the
lady OF a magnificent diamond ring.
Miss Madden in a native OF Nevada
having been born at Reno, receiving her
musical education at the convent and
finishing at San Francisco, having the
celebrated Prof. Zech as tutor.
We commend the lady to the citizens
of Grass Valley as q most desirable per-
son one who will take a keen interest in
the advancement OF her pupils and we
sincerely hope she will meet with the
success she 80 richly merits. The lady
has been with us several years during
which time she placed the whole com
munity under obligations to her for
accommodating ways. May good fortune
attend her.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-07-15
Music Lessons.

| have returned TO Nadsworth to
make it my permanent residence and
have taken charge of my class in music.
| would respectfully ask a liberal share
of the patronage and will give my best
endeavors towards advancing my pupils.
Mrs. +. e. Ward.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-07-15
Music Lessons.
SAM.

Miss Iottie Gale, graduate OF the
Conservatory of Music, San Jose, will
give instructions in music to a limited
number of pupils. Apply at the resi-
dence OF l.. Hettenhansen. Miss Gale
comes highly recommended as a teacher
and is known to many Wadsworiii
people as u talented musician.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-07-15

New HOUSE FOR RENT:-A new four
room house for rent with good we'll
and cellar on premises. Price 50, fur
nished $40. Opposite school house. In
1uire oi G.. Wailstab.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-07-15
Free Of CHARGE.

Any one suffering from catarrh car be
cured by "Gill's Magic Catarrh Cure"
viii treat all patients at his residence
nee of Cliarse.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-07-15
BREV1FIES.

Trib is q liniment.
Lake Tahoe has many visitors.
The register is open for voters.
George Harberth visited Reno Sun
day.
Yesterday was French Fourth of
July.
S. Jacobs is visiting at Reno for Il few
days.
John Schwandt is at the railroad hos
pital.
Tiib cures sprains, bruise, and burns.
Encampment meeting tomorrow
night.
Jake Allen and wife are visiting on
The Sink.
Mrs. George Dowding has returned
from California.
Mrs. L. G. Ward raturned from San
Francisco Sunday.
A non-partisan Bryan club has been
organized in Reno.
The State Medical Society was in SEES
sion at Reno Monday.
j. G. Erb has gone for a vacation in
che mountains near Cisco.
Reno ranch-rs are offering from $1.50
to $500 for harvest hands.
The Republican voter thinks Bryan
C,rine) suggestive OF Salt river.
What a blessing a few large-sized
yentilators would be in Fraternal Hall.
Trib il a liniment. 1t cures sprains,
bruises, stiffness, burns and dwellings. =
w. S. Bailey left Reno Monday for
Yosemite Valley with a band Of horses.
Miss Lotto Gale came down from
Truckee Monday to instruct her music
class.
Trel Behler who has been under the
weather lately is able to be around
sssin.
Mrs. G.. w. Botsford OF Reno will take
charge of Miss Madden's music class
August LIST.
There are few rattlesnakes left in
the hills yet as shown by the rattles
drought into town.
a pro lngt OF Lincoln county. Trib, is
the best liniment yet discovered by man.
IL is partly mineral.
The Churchill telephone wire was
Kept pretty warm with news from the
Democratic National Convention.
III" railroad boys say there is q plen-
tiinl crop Of mosquitoes along the Hum
%oldt and they all roost in Winneinucca.
j. G. Doughty has been employed to
teach the Star Valley school. Jim will
be a candidate for Congress ON the Popu-
list ticket.
Ike Lothrop is getting up a world
i~mating football team. He has got as
Tar AZ Andy for C inter- rush and Bill for
quarter back.
The ''hicycle face is defined in Kan
sAs as looking like a cross between an
s,tack of cholera morbus and a heavy
tss at poker.
Ed Gregory, Superintendent of the
Jim Blaine mine left Tor San Francisco
Monday night on business connected
with the property.
Mainly through the efforts OF Congress
INA Newlsnds, James ShepIey has
secured Il pension. The applicant is
thoroughly deserving.
The man who sits down and waits to
'e appreciated. viii find himself among
the uncaile,i-tor baggage alter the limi-
ted express train has gone by.
The Journal says u night force has
,een put at work on the race track and
il will be put in the best Of order for
training horses within a few days.
FOX BuS1-A four room house near
the shop. tiood location, and water on
t.ie premises.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-07-15
Congratulations.
attend her.

Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Abel nou the
marriage OF their daughter Florence
Abel to Charles Lane Lowry, We'd
nesday, July 18th. 1896, in Winnie
mucca.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-07-15
For Sale.

Billy Simpson wishes to sell the frame
dwelling house and lot back OF the S. p.
Round House. Inquire at this Office Tor
particulars. A bargain.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-07-15

suAscrihe for the DtsrArca and get
the news.
The Globe-republican., 1896-01-09
REORGANIZATION COSTS

The Fees and Court Cssts Of the Santa
Fee Big Deal
TOPEKA. Kan, Jan. tan Official
order has been fled In the Office of the
clerk of the United States court here,
which gives the costs in the Santa Fe
reorganization deal as follows:
ITO John b johnson, al special
master to sell, for all services rem
dered and to be rendered, $4,000.
Ito Wheeler Fl. Peckham, counsel
for complainant, in addition to what
he has received, SIS, OU0.
ITO Rossington. Smith & Dallas, as
solicitors for complainant. in addition
to what they have received. $s?, 500
ITO each of the receivers, Aldace
F. Walker aud John j. McCook, and to
the representatives of the deceased
receiver. Joseph C Wilson, for SER
vices up to the period when they shall
turn over the property. at the rate of
$s5.OOO per annum, the morey they
received to be credited thereon.
ITO George r. Peck. counsel for the
receivers. in addition to what hea as
ceived, $4,000.
ITO Ed Kcnna. as counsel for the
receivers, $l5.OOO."
In addition to the above 81 5, 1000,
Judge johnson has been receiving a
salary of $3.50 month. which swells
his dot to the neat sum Of $50, 900.