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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-12

WASHINGTON, D. c.,March 1.-THE
Cuban debate in the senate has ad-
yanced to the stage OF one of the great
debates of the American Congress and
the speech to-day OF Senator Hoar was
another eventful feature Of the discus
sion.
In this debate the senators had the
crowded galleries at high tension by
such stirring themes as war. and pa
trIotIsm and liberty.
Senator Hoar's speech was notable In
setting forth the conservative view OF
the subject and urging postponement
of action until April G. This developed
many sharp controversies with MT.
Sherman and other senators. In the
main the speech was O plea for calm.
dIgnifled and judicial action instead OF
the excitement and disorder OF the mob
and the impassioned speech OF orators.
Mr.. Honr charcterized his colleague,
Mr.. Sherman.as one Of the great states.
men Of the country, whose name wouid
70 down in history. along with that OF
Lincoln, Grant, Seward. Fish and ms
IlustriouH brother. and he besought the
Ohio senator not to obliterate this bril-.
liant record by hasty ana uhBuRFueu
action on the Cuban question.
Mr.. Hoar did not confne himself 70
Cuba, but spoke against congressional
meddIlnH in any foreign negotiation. In
This connection he paid glowing tri-
bute 10 Secretary olney and while dif-
ferlng with him politically. Mr.. Hoar
said the secretary OF state was clear
headed, old-fashioned Yankee. VINO
could be safely trusted with our foreign
tribute 10 the sincerity OF President
Cleveland in dealing with the VeneEue-
ian question and declare that any ae-
-tion By Congress attacking the Presi-
dents course would be an attack on
America.
Mr.. Hoar's resolution for postpone
ment lost its parliamentary status AZ
2o'clock and went to the calendar, Mr.
Sherman announcing that from TINS
time Forward he would press the priv
Ileged questionable conference report
accepting the house Cuban resolution.
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GREATER NEW YORK.
The BIZ Passes the senats-Rspnb'iesns
WIN Form the Territory.

ALBANY N. Y, March ll.-At $50
o'clock this afternoon the senate pass
ed the greater New York bill by n vote
OF thirty-elght ayes and eight nays
The bill us passed, provides for Il
commission consisting Of Andrew II.
Green. Democret). Mayor Strong Of
New York. CRepublican). Mayor WurE-
ter, Republican), OF Brooklyn; Mayor
Gleason. OF Long lsland.l (DemocrnO.
State Engineer Adams, (Republicanl;
Attorney General Hancock. CRepubli-
cam. and nine other persons. residents
OF the territory enlarged, 10 be appoint
ed by the governor with the consent OF
the senate. The commission " directed
on or before the FIRST day OF February,
IS97, tO-rralle final report TO ttr legis-
lature The municipal officers OF the
territory shall be voted for in Soyem-
her, 1891.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-12

CHICAGO. March 1.-THE Industrial
World tomorrow will say: Except for
soft steel products, the iron market,
generally. has been Quieter In all
branches. crude as well as finished, and
inquiry IL also less active tnAn II has
been. business in steel rods has been
brisk, with sales last week OF 5000 tons
at about f2T, and nm aggregate OF up
wards or 25O tons for the past two
weeks. with other contracts TO be placed
this week. Steel rails arc also very
active, and the demand and large sales
nre n surprise to the mills here. Pig
iron, outside OF several 1000 ton lots,
has been dull for northern as well as
southern producers.
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ANOTHER VICTORY


Gained by the Nicaragua Government
TrooP' Over the Rebels.
Copyright. 1896. by the Associated ProSs)
MANAGUA, Nicaragua, March IL,
via Galveston, Texas.-NewS has been
received here OF another signal success
for the arms OF the government against
the Leon rebels at MetapR, village
near MatagGlpa, which contains a
large American settlement and Is only
about twenty miles from the frontier
Of Honduras and in the department OF
setcntrlentcl.
The government forc.a have been
working uorthward towards tho HON.
duTRs frontier In order 20 form n june
tlon with the troops which the republic
Of Honduras has offered TO President
Zelny1.
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CHICAGO, March ll.-The prcllml-
nary hearing Of the caBes against the
bucket shop operators, who were re-
Gently Indicted Wholesale by the grand
jury CSme up before Judge Horton TO-
day. Plcaa Of not guilty were entered
in nearly oil cases, and contlnuanccs
were granted until next Monday when
dates will he fixed for the trials. II Is
rrphcrs and other employees OF the
varieun bucket shops will not be prose-
TuiNd
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BalgY TRLEdRAMs.

Prcri1cnt Cleveland left Washington
last night for duck shoot ut Guam
tIeo.
\ delegation Of those who desire to
hnvc the nnmc Of God placed In the con-
stltution. were given II hearing by the
house judiciary committee yesterday.
Ohio FREQ silver Democrats have called
n convention ut Cleveland, Tomorrow
evening. 20 arrange plans 70 elect free
silver delegation to the Chicago conven-
tloh.
AZ Gun Run. Pa. on the Delaware.
lSuaauchnnnn & Sghuylislll rond. n loco
motive blow up, killing John Chant
bers, Jonas Stewart, Michael Boyle anl
Frank O'Donnell
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rl,r siorn, in Nr,r York.

NEW YORK. March ll.-wIthIn one
day OF the eighth anniversary Of the
great blizzard, a storm Is prevailing
here and atong the Atlantic coast from
New England southwark, which 10 q
powerful reminder OF that terrible In
cldent in the history OF New York. The
hurricane signal is displayed for the
second time this season. Snow Is fall
Ing in great quantities. but melting
almost MS fast hs Il falls. Lower tenn
perRturc and increasing wind are pre-
dlcted for tonight
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ST LOUIS, March l.--To.mOrrow
work will be begun on the auditorium
I'm which viii be held the Republican
national convention next June, Il con-
tract and bond with Contractor Rich
nrd =. Mcclure. OF this city, 10 build
the structure for $4,000. having been
signed this evening. In addition to
FcvCral thousand dollars VIII have to
be spent on lighting and decorations.
and the total cost, II is thought, will
reach 10000.
Arrofding to the plaHs and sBeclAca.
tlons the structure must be completed
by June /, and removed again after
Noycntber
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American. Arrested In London.

LONDON, March ll.-7Ioseph and
William A. Rhlncstorm VINO say they
live in New York city. were rcmanded
nt Bow street police court to-day. They
were arrested on an eXtraditlon war
rant charging them with larceny In
Canada. The prisoners deny ever hay
ing been to Canada.
Both the prisoners deny they arc the
persons wanted and claim they were
in London in connection with Mr.,
Rhlnestorm's business.
They were both released on bail later
in the day. Nothing appears to he
known here OF the details of the charge
made against them.
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Special Dispatch to tho Intelligeneer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va. March H.
The state printing board win probably
meet tomorrow toaetermIne the course
to pursue in regard to the fulfilling the
state contract, recently thrown over by
the state printer. Moses W. Donnatty.
OF this city. The board consists of the
state treasurer, auditor and superin-
tendent OF free school. with the attorney
general as legal adviser.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-12

NEW YORK, March ii.-Chnrlcs r.
Mayer, tutc president OF the Baltimore
y Ohio Railroad Company, to-day re-
aigncd as director OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company, John X.
CoweH, president and one OF the re-
crlvcrs Of tho Baltimore & Ohio, was
elected director OF the Western Union
telegraph Company. In Mr.. Mayors
place.
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Special Dispatch to the Inieliigeneer
HUNTINGTON. W. Va, March III
At a meeting OF the Elklns Republican
club in Guyandotte last night, the fol-
lowing delegates were selected to repre-
sent the club at the meeting OF the state
Republican League. at Charleston, on
the 25th inst: w. g. Worden, z. T. Well
Ington. u. d. MeGlRRls, J.. K. Sniter, i.
l.. Wright, T. A. Weld and S. j. Rose.
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Rsr. y. Coll,nrn Dad.

wILKESBARRE, Pa. March IL
Rev. T. T.. Colborn, corresponding sec
retary OF the foreign missions Of the
Methodist Protestant church. died sud
denly to-day at Pittston, at the home Of
Rev. r. S. Hulsart. He was 80 years OF
age. He was TO have lectured last sun
dny, but was taken sick coming from
Pittsburgh to Pittston. and on his arri-
val took to bed and never rallied.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-12
SCHOOL BOOK BOARD
AdIourns After Deciding Not to Advertise
for Further BIDS.

for Further Dids.
Special Dispatch to the IntelIigenoer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va. March H.
The school book board adjourned to-
day. and the members left for their
several homes, Ex-Governor Fleming
going by way OF Washington. The
board decided not TO advertise for
further bids. decming It useless to do
so. This leaves the books which the
American Book Company refused to bid
for under the terms OF the law still in
use, and there will be no change of these
text books until the next legislature
provides otherwise
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-12

PROVIDENCE. n. l., March 1.-THE
Rhode Island Democratic state con-
vcntion to-day nominated the following
candidates.: ~
field.
S. Miller.
Attorney general-George T. Brown.
General treasurer-John @. Perry.
The platform adopted did not touch
uDon national issues,
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SNOW STORM DELAYS TRAINS.
Trains from Both tho East and West
Have Been Delayed.

The snow storm of yesterday greatly
hIndered trafflc on the railroads. The
trains from both east and west on the
Baltimore s. Ohio road were delayed by
the snow storm. In the mountains Of
West Virginia the SNOW storm is re.
ported 10 have been very heavy and
still showing last night. The train
from the west on the Baltimore & Ohio
due here shortly after midnight. had
not arrived at $50 o'clock this morn
Ing, hut the tralnmnster had a bulletin
out that It would be here at $40 a. m.
This was the only train that was de-
lnyed materially,
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OHIOSBIG -FOUR.
The Delegates at Large to ST. Louis
Unanimously Chosen
TO PRESENT M'EINLEY'S NAME,

, n,ns,ns Platform Which Takes No
" r,,r Track on Rspubliesn Principles.
n,.,.mtlon. for sound Money aud Pro-
,,,,Ion-strOns State Ticket Nominated.
NJ, blackburn, OF Belmont County,
y,m,a for Food and Dairy Commits
,lou,r Ansr Hard Fight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-12
CUBAN DEBATE
In the Senate Advances to the
Stage of Great Debate.
CONSERVATIVE SENATOR HokR

Plead. for Judicial Action Instead of tho
Excitement OF the Mob and Impas-
stoned Speech OF forators-oppoGe. Com
grssSlonHl NIeddling in Foreign NeSo-
uations and is Willing TO Trust Score
tary oinsy - Po'tonleo Appropriation
Blu In the House.
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The names Of Blaine and Harrison when
mentioned by speakers. We're Invariably
applauded, II was convention OF ora
tory and enthusiasm from beginning 10
end. It swept everything before It.
The resolutions presenting Senator
allison to the country az q caad!nni"
were adopted amid tremendous enthu'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-12

NEW YORK, March ll.-wllliam J.
Clarke, n tClegrapher, was fouad dead
IN bed at the fmpcrtni hotel tn Jersey
Clt- to-day. The ,lom wnb full " gas,
which was still cscapin~ from the jet.
ClarIc'S father 10 prominent doctor
in Kamloopg, B. g.
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ST, PAUL DE LoANDo. Portuguese
west Africa, March 1.-THE powder
magazine IN the Pcncdo fortress has
exploded, resulting IN nine soldiers be-
lnG killed aud ten wounded. The eX-
ploriOn was due to the wlllful act OF
1f.p NJ tho victims
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WAS CRITICAL.
BIoodshed Narrowly Avertcd in
Kentucky Legislature.
BLIND PARTISANSHlP RUN MAD

When the Republican House Decides the
Dunlap Contest the Democratic Senate
Re,aliatss by EspeIIIng Two Rspnbli-
eau Senators -RsvoIvsrs arc Ready, bat
Finally Good numor is Tsstored-Lsgi'-
Iaturs May Adjourn without EIsstinE a
senator-Both Sides TO BlRme.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-12

For West Virginia, fair; slightly
colder: northwesterly winds
For Western Pennsylvania, fair;
slightly colder in the southern portioni
northwcsterly Winds,
For Ohio, fair Thursday; northwest
crly windst
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY
rs furnished by C. Schnopt. druggist, cor.
rer Market AMI Fourteenth Stroetsi
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The Coming Convention.

. State Secretary Rev. +. p. Kervick has
sent the following notice TO the state o.
GERS and directors of the 40. H., which
explains itself:
Office Of the State Secretary, March 81,
1ga6--Dear Brothers.: Pursuant to a reso-
luton passed at the last state convention
ii was decided that eve do adjourn sine
die, and that the date of our next state
convention will be subject to the call
Of our state officers 81
Yon are hereby notified that the state
officers and the state directors Of the "A.
%. H. and Of the insurance fund, are
requested to meet in the parlors OF the
Hotel Arlington, Seven Corners, st. Paul,
Mimi, at 1890 a. mon Tuesday, March
Gath, 1895.
Tie purpose being to fix the day, date
and month. for the opening Of the next
state convention of the A. o. II. Society
Of Minnesota, to be held in the city Of
Mankato, Mimi; and for whatever other
business pertaining to said state con-
vention that may legally come before the
meeting. #
JOHN MCCARTHY
,.s.. State President.
T.. p. KERVICk, !.
State Secretary.
JOHN MAHONEY,
State Treasurer
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peview Of Reviews.

The Review of Reviews for March sus-
tains the we,l-earned reputation of this
splendid magazine. The series of arti-
cles on the progress of the world is in
keeping with the reputation it has at
tanned THE Months Events Cecil
Rhodes in Africa" 1.-THE New Photog-
raphy," Household Economics THE
Political Machinery Of France "a Re
view of Canadian Affairs and "The
Story OF a Characteristics Career" are all
worthy of the closest perusal. The Re-
view improves with time
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The Verdict.

OF those who are posted is that for fine
equipment, solidty, safety, convenience
careful catering to patrons and polite
ness of employees the best railroad run
ming between, Minneapolis and st. Paul
and Milwaukee and Chicago is the VS.
consin Central. Through sleepers Min
.neapolis to Chicago, Milwaukee and
Ashland daily. Meals i'll dining cars a
la carte. For folders, rates, etc., apply to
your nearest ticket agent. or address Jas.
G. Pond, General Passenger Agent, Mil
Waukee Wis.
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St. Louis, March 11.-The funeral of
the late Archbishop Kenrick took place
today with imposing ceremonies. Among
those present were Cardinal Gibbons.
Archbishops Kahn, Elder, Feehan and
Ireland, together with a. number Of bish-
ops and other church dignitaries. Arch
bishop Ryan, of Philadelphia, delivered
the address An immense audience wit
messed the ceremony.
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slaat I'D rs dessrs . aItsf3
ana sJonss; D,
FOSTER Hen Jones'; 81 * elect ions
EsSchubert's orchestra Mrs. ons DAksfS
accOmpanist. 8s ..} III
s. The marching Of the children Will bes
given under q calcium light th
effect i. s.s +. Il
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s. S fil} That all surplus OF; assets over lia-
abilities and all profit from interest
rents, etc, incl uding the S per cent of
stock, value charged against both free
stock holders and borrowers; be set aside
asa reserve fund and after paving all ex-
penses of the receiver and losses, { any,
the balance shall be distri buted 70 each
member entitled to share therein in the
following manner: u
f% First; If the amount 50 remaining is
equal to or less than the amount received
by said receiver from the 5 per cent de-
Quoted from each free stock holder and
borrower, then that amount shall be dis
tributed to each one entitled to share
therein pro-rata;
Second; IL the amount SO remaining
in his hands shall exceed the amount re-
ceived from the s per cent retained as
aforesaid, then such excess shall be dis
Stributed to each member entitled to share
therein pro-rata according to the age OF
his stock
And praying FOR al, order of this court
setting time and place for the hearing
of said petition and for tl1l order author
izing and directing the said receiver TO
proceed to a settlement of said estate
upon the plan recommended In said pc
tition
7 's IT rs ORDERED,
That you and each Of you show cause,
If any there be, at a special term of said
court to be held on Saturday March 2lst,
1896 at the opening Of said court, Or as
soon thereafter as the same may be
heard. why the prayer of said petitioner
should not be granted.
1t is further ordered that copy OF this
order be served upon each of the parties
herein mentioned personally or by mail
ing copy thereof to each of them on or
before the 1Otl IT, 20 "rarch A. D. 1895.
BY the Court,
. ...-.-.. u, A.LLIOTT,
March O 1896. Judge.
A number Of borrowers haze com
planned to Receiver Smith that II that
portion of Section D, of the plan OF set
Element which requires one-third OF the
balance due on loans to be paid each year
is enforced it would work great hard
ships on them The receiver wishes. to
state for the benefit OF all borrowers that
the intention was not to make this ali
arbitrary rule but to adjust che amount
TO be paid monthly so it would come
within the means of the borrower, and
that he will recommend to the court
modification of the section. ~-s- :+.F
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DEATH OF JOHN WHALEY.

The Hastings Democrat of March S
says: We chronicle with regret in this
issue. the death of one Of our former
townsmen, Mr.. John Whaley. a pioneer
settler of Minnesota, and OF late resi-
dent of st. Paul. Although Mr.. Whaley
had been an invalid for some time, and a
victim of partial paralysis for two years,
still his death when it came was rather
unexpected. He died calmly and peace
fully, surrounded by the members of his
family, who have faithfully ministered
to his every wish. He had lived to the
age OF seventy-three years, coming to
this city in territorial times, later remov-
ing to st. Paul, where he has since re-
sided. His wife survives-him, also three
daughters, Ellen, Mary and Regina, and
six sons, Henry and Finley, of the firm
Of Gordon & Ferguson; Samuel, attorney
at law. and Charles, all of ST. Paul; Pc
ter connected with the Rutledge Lumber:
Company, Rutledge, Mimi, and John, Of
Wa,ikesha, all Of whom have the SYM
nathy Of friends here. Mr.. Whaley was
q iovial, kind herated man, very unas-
Stunning in manner, and of good sound
Judgment. He Was well and favorably
known. although he did not mingle to a
great extent ii public life, being very do;
nestle, finding sufficient comfort in his
own home circle. The funeral was held
from st. Mary's Church, st. Paul, last
Monday morning, Mgr. Cafllet, vicar
general, and Rev. T. Gibbons, officiating;
The interment was at Calvary cemetery.
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business Personals.

J. J. Dissette, builder and contractor,
Office % Fourth street north. Telephone
500.
Chris A. Gallagher, counselor at law,
lD1 -4O3 Guaranty Loan Building.
John j: McHale and Ace P. Abel. law
yars. 619-620 Bank OF Gomemrce Build.
ing.
real estate, loans. 125 Central avenue.
Telephone 1891.
John Nj. Gleason, undertaken and fun
eraI director. 253 First avenue south.
]. r. Mccarthy. well contractor. Esti-i
mates furnished on application 209 Cen;
trail avenue.
: For abstract examinations or title IN.
surance, call on the Title Insurance and
Trust company. Be IL 81
west Superior, wis utility offs ,1l.-s
der in the first degree. was the verdict
OF the jury in the Lamont case tonight.
The jury retired al O'clock and at S77s
word was sent to Judge Niuje that a YER
dict had besn reached q. "a 81 AZ ssatenced
Is innnr isonment for j 81
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Scott & Dudley. metropolitan barber.
shop at 248 Nicollet avenue has twenty.
chairs and, Is said to be the largest shop
q America. They emp oy. none but first
class artists and furnish Al luxurious
shave and brit lian shine, both for 10
cents. Prices on q electric and vapDrss
5tlths reduced to 80 cents Tor q short,
time. Turkish hath, CENTS and With,
use ofs conf lille room Tor he night:
81 0peI day ard nig htss NE, nsysss
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Is tie ShOFtest ttltu lSesE LINE To
DUBUDU.E, GHICAGO and the
E1st. and WATERLOO, MIR
SHALLIOUN. DIES HOLMES,
;ST. JOSEPH, HEAVEN WORTH.
KANSAS CITY MmA the ..!soastlA-,.
,vest. Delicious ,setsls se,,set1 o,.
Dining Cars Soc ,s3. Free Lib,n,'U
servkce. Iick;ct. e Nicotlet House
Bsoch or ChictsOo Great Jpeste,',.:-
Depot, WASHINGTON yt,id Tenth
.4Uen'te SOast]h. Minstenpozis. on
CORNER. Robert and FYfth Streets
md Union Depot, St. Paul.
state of Minnesota, County OF Hennepin,--
T District Court Fourth judicial District 55
In the matter of the Receavcrship OF the &
. Hennepin County Catholic Building and
Loan Association. l@
On reading ard filing the petition of John h
l.. Smith. Receiver OF said Association. &
whereof It appears to the satisfaction of the
Court that the best Mt, concsrned
leasehold properties in the City OF Minneap- u
dig, Hentepin County, Minneso So to-Wit:
known ard designated as no. 62s and 6S1z
Hennepin avenue. and that certain three.
story brick DulluIng known ana deslgnAte0
as No. l1G Washington avenue north and
that certain four-story brick building known
and designated as No. 113 Washington ave.
nue. south. ;5:s @lgt5 3fsl
Z If. rs THEREFORE, ORDERED That tho
said Receiver proceed totadverttse for bids
for the purchase of said property in one par
eel or separate parcels. and THAT the. said Re-
ceivfr ADVERTISE that he will receive in pay
ment for said property. free stock IN the
said Association at q value not to exceed the
amount Of dues paid in thereon less nnes
and penalties: .said bids to be received at the
Minneapolis, on or before the 18th day Of
March: ~ ~ 1896. and to bs reported to the
ordered that said Receiver give notice that
he Will receive bids az above by publishing -
copy Of this order in the Irisl, Standard Of
March 18th. 1886; and by mailing d copy q
thereof to each Of the members Of the said 81
Hennepir County Catholic Building and
Iona 1Associa alton liz rs ~ ssSl9s It'll
Dated March 18th, 1896. Ia e sf t$
.lS@ BY the Court, 1:F&
Is CHARLES r. ELLIOTT, III
.If1HRn
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CHARLES b. ELLIOTT, s
2 Judge.