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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1897-10-07

Our citizens generally will never
know how arduousIy the managers
are working for our big Tobacco
Fair. They are giving much time
and earnest thought ID the matter
and deserve thanks and encourage
ment. The results of all this labor
will manifest itself ia the great sue,
cess that viii attend the Fair.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1897-10-07
Words.

Philadelphia North American.
Micks-How many of US say
"funny" when we mean peculiar.
Dicks-Yes, funny, isn't it?
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1897-10-07

THIS part of the country needs
many things more at this juncture
than it does a visit by a circus.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1897-10-07
Extreme Weakness.

81 was SO weak could hardly walk across
my room. lad no appetite. I began tax
ing Hoods Sarsaparilla and before / had
taken it many days my appetite was inn
proving and felt stronger. continued its
use until was able to W Jrk. Hoods Sar-
sapariIla has also relieved me of asthma"
8. A. MORRIS, Mesic, N. @.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1897-10-07

KEEP it before the public that We
are going to have big time at our
Tobacco Fair, on Novembe 81, 4th
and 9Th.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1897-10-07

The programme OF the County
Fair, to be held at Oak Grove, Oct
It'll, appears in our issue OF today.
Let's all go.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1897-10-07
A REAL CIRCUS COMBINE.
Uniting OF the John Robinson and
Frank lin Bros Shows.

The uniting of the great j ohn Rob-
inson and Franklin Bros enormous
shows has caused a ''stir" in tented
amusements, the like of which has
never before be- n known
This huge ins titution ia the only
one to present the wonderful "horse-
less carriage" and such well-known
and high salaried performers 4s Miss
Rose Dockrill, the worlds greatest
eqnestrienne; Mr.. Frank Miller and
Robert Stickney, who stand at the
head of the barebas k riders OF the
profession; the five Cornalins family,
Europe's foremost acrobats; Seigrist
and Silbon, who are the acknowl-
edged monarchs of the air, double
troupe OF Royal Japanese performers;
Miss Dollie Miller, the greatest lady
| acrobatic rider on either side of the
| Atlantic; the three famous French
| grotes ques, the De Zallos; a troupe
| of twenty humanity educated horses
and ponderous elephants, besides
other novelties which can only be
! counted by the score. 1t is also a
well-known fact that these great
| shows present the finest geological
collection in America, and a hippo
drome of SURPRISING merit. The
grand street parade. which move,
from the show grounds each day
promptly st 20 a. m, is worth com
ing miles to see, and is the combined
parades of both of these monstel
tented amusements. At Winston
Friday, October 18th.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1897-10-07

That Winston is the place for
farmers 10 sell the leaf is being
demonstrated by the demand and
good prices for the new crop.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1897-10-07

That labor union put 1t down
about right when it labelled Hanna
the greatest labor crusher in the
world.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1897-10-07

THE yellow fever has not been de
clared epidemic, but the daily aver
age of new cases continues with dis
couragiDg regularity. Aside from
the physical suffering and deaths
from the malady, it is paralyzing
business in many Southern towns
and has created a general feeling of
dread, and it appears that these IN
toward conditions will continue
until cold weather.
SOME people are beginning to sus-
pect that the returning prosperity
shout OF a few weeks ago Was
Yankee trick to induce merchants to
buy heavy stocks. Times have i'm
proved somewhat, perhaps, but this
ia due to natural causes, as has been
explained, and the people continue
to wait for the promised deluge Of
prosperity that the Dingley tariff
bill was to turn loose upon the
country.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1897-10-07
An Opportunity.

Yonkers Statesman.
She! don't look at all like myself
today.
He-It would be a good time to
have your picture taken.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1897-10-07
BROWN, THE JE NELER.
(Fine Repairing a Speciality

NORTH CAROLINA, Superior Court.
Forsyth County. Before the Clerk.
L. l. Hine and l.. q. Hine, execu- ors of c..
B. Rank. VS.. Francis G. Rank James Rank
Benjamin Rank and Haley Rank.
petition has been filed by s. L. Hine
and l.. Hine executors of G. B. Rank for
the sale af portion of the land of their tes-
and a half acres, for the payment of debts.
and a summans has heen issued for Francis
G. Rank. James E. Rank, Benjamin Rank
and Haley Rank, deyisees of G. B. Rank.
And it appearing that Haley Rank is a nom
resident of the Safe of North Carolina. it is
ordered that publ alton be made for her in
the WESTERN SENTINEL, a newspaper pub
lished in the County of Forsyth, for six sue
WHY the prayer in said petition shall not be
granted. n. s. WILSON, G. 8. @.
AUGUST "a, 1897
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1897-10-07

Hoods Pulls are the best family cathar-
tic and liver medicine. Gentle, reliable,
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1897-10-07
Cure for Cholera in Hogs and

OuEc N'nOIeE6 nOkS anu fowls.
C. W. Blanchard, writing in the
kinston Free Press, gives the follow,
ing cure for hog and chicken cholera ::
The writer is constrained to offer
to the public n remedy for cholera in
hogs and fowls, which his persona
experience has proven the value of.
Take equal quantities of pulverized
sulphur, alum and coperas and pow
der together, thoroughly mixing the
parts.
Give one teaspoonful of the COM
pound in your feed to each sick hog
each day till relieved.
Give teaspoontul to every dozen
sick chickens each day till we'll.
For keeping horses, cattle, hogs
and poultry in healthy, thriving con
d ton, l know of no stock powders
to equal this.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1897-10-07
Not TO Onderrate Bryan.

Richmond State.
Ex-senator Ingalls, well says tn st
the Republicans will do well not to
diepara9e Bryan nor underrate his
powers.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1897-10-07
NOTICE.

a Blue Mark here is to call attention
the date to which your subscription is paid.
Remittances are desired from those in ar
raars.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1897-10-07
GREAT REDUCTION

On the price of WALTHAM and FLG1N
Watches suitable for farmers. Solid Nickel,
Open Face Dust Proof case, fu ly gnaran-
teed. for $500, worth $500 all over town
Call and see this watch at 448 Liberty Street
Winston n c.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1897-10-07

and 9Th.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01
He FAE0RSS" ANNEXATION
;...-<- -
Mayor Thomas Points Out the
Advantages. Con: !.
so1idationFF= ..:.. i.
But Insists That the Outsiders Shall
Settle the. Question for. T
:. Themselves. !: ~: :a.. ...%
.OkK1l.YpOEFIcE SAX FRANcIsQo CALL

...-. =. .>.:+ 90s Broad way. June 80.
A letter has been sent.William OyNeil in
response to a request from him as to the
Mayors views; on annexation: 1t is as
follows: Il .::..
Dear Sir: You have asked If favored the
annexation of. Berkeley to: Oakland. will
reply that I believe the$ cons olidation of
munici nal interests upon this side OF the bay
would be advantageous TO all con cerned. There
Is only one just and equitable manner in
which this natteEcan be considered, and that
is oue'that. woUldgreduce the expenses OF tbe.
governmentof both sections that shall consoli-
date.s...-=-"4: -: @: -. =.
To.redu the expenses of goYernme mi 1T W I'll
be necessary.to reduce 1.-The am cunt of govern
men1- ana that is ~ly.hNJ belieyeJhat consoli-
dated city and <eoun " govern mt would be
OF benefl to al %se ctf0ns. AT prese int the OAK
laid cherter provides for g: 81 ia levy In
8dditfopsWe>have county tax OF 54eents and
e Sta te leyy#oE43 cents 10 pay While Berkeley
has the. samesistate. and county taxes, with a
municlpsl ta1I am infermed, OF lTomi rs
cents TO 30 cents. 81.
1t IS obvious 1fom"th hese igufes that should
city and; county government be'iormei 1t
would save both Berkeley and Oakland the
. tax OF "a cents. This is matter that would
be.Of mutual benefit, and the only reas on
able~basis upon'whieh consolidation could be
urged.
in taxesi ACCORDING 70 The: bonds that may
cents: in. IaXes:%=*I am satisfied that Oakland
. would vote onsohdate upon this basis, but
. IL is not for: neatosspeak for Berkeley
H.. II is entirely in the handsof YOU gentlemen,
whetherAhis shall;be done. .*':'sa =
a., x: ~ w. R. THOMAS Mayor Of .0akland:.,
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01
NEW TOWN OFFICERS.
Speculation IS to Whom the Berkeley
Town Board VIII Appoint for
the Ensuing Year

BERKELEY, CAL; June 30.-The ques-.
tion of the towns printing at last having
been decided, much curiosity is prevalent
as to what changes, if any, will be made
in the personnel of the staff of appointive
town officials.
1t has been the rule in times past to lose
but little time in creating and then filing
new offices and supplying the old ones
with new blood. So far the present board
has given no indication of an official na-
ture that any ch hanges of moment will be
made at pre- sent.
The name of w. H. Waste has been
mentioned as the possible successor OF
Town Attorney Hayne. AS to the ap-
pointment of new men to the positions of
Health Officer, Street Supern tendent,
Sanitary Inspector and Civil Engineer
but little has been said.
Salaries Restored.
BERKELEY, CkL;, June 3O.-The uni
versity janitors' salaries have been re-
stored 1850 a:month. A reduction to $50
was made a month ago, but it called forth
storm Of popular indignation and objec-
tion. Someof the janitors are married
m en- and have been employed at'the uni
versity for thirty years or more, and they
were astounded a t receiving cut of SIS a
month. To-day the ianitors received
notice that they would be paid $50 a
month 1t is said that the. reduction was
made by Captain Kellner without author
mittee of the regents, and that the latter
reversed the captains action.
Railway Changes.
BERKELEY, CAL, June 30.-A mont h
or more will clause before work will be
commenced on the proposed new route OF
the Clare N ont, University avenue and
ferries street railway. The new route
leads down University avenue to Fourth
street, TO Delaware and then TO the de pot
on Third. 1t is the purpose of the COM
pany ultimately to extend the road 10
Bath Beach.
Want Ashby Removed.
BERKELEY, CAL. june 30.-A petition
is in circulation looking to the removal OF
the South Berkeley station and postoffice.
Resid ents of the South End wish the sta
lion to be removed to the corner of Ade-
line and Russell streets and the postoffice
10 the Muller building adjacent to the
station.
Whaite- Frame Engagement.
BERKELEY, CAL, June 30-The en-
eaeement OF Miss Mamie Frams, dau 9 hter
of Town Trustee A. R. Frame, and Percy
Whaite, a weII-known Dwight-way busi-
ness man, has been announced.
Berkeley Briefs.
BERKELEY, CAL, June 80. Rev. J. Clark
Robbins. who recen tly resigned from the pas
torate of the North Berkeley Congregational
church. has been granted q SIX weeks vaca.
tion before the close of his work. HI will go
70 Santa Barbara for the summer on bicycle
Principal T. D. Waterman OF the Berkeley
High school has gone 10 Stockton to attend
the annual meeting oil the Stockton Alumni
A Association Mr.. Waterman was prin opal O.
the stockton High School for twenty years.
+. An important change has been made in the
nosfal service Hereafter the carriers will
les We at such an hour that the Portland and
southern mails will be delivered in the morn
ing.
tax advocate. addressed large audience to.
night at Golden Sheaf Hall.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01
HISTORY OF A: DAY.
Happenings lin Alameda County Told
=: =. =. in Brief Chapters.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALI
0OS BROADWAY June 30

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALI
:: 90S Broadway, June 30
&c. Pierce alias Bennett, the bicycle thief,
pleaded guilty 10 the charge of petty larceny
in the Police Court to-day and he viii be sem
fenced tomorrow.
" Mrs. Henrietta E. Heaton, vile of Attorney
Warren Heatop. passed away at the family
residence, 1916 Filbert street, this morning
after an extended illness. :
Mack Harp, who broke into the house Of
Nellie Arms on May17, to-day pleaded guilty,
waived time and was sentenced by Judge
Greene to two and half years in san Quentin.
Frank Vestal has sued the Oakland Railroad
Company for $40. $50 damages by reason of in
jur1es sustained by falling over grip which,
it is claimed, the defendant negligently left
in the street.
The Supervisors completed the consideration
of bids for county supplies yesterday after
noon. Tney adjourned until o'clock next
Tuesday morning
Judge John J. Allen leaves tomorrow for a
two weeks vacation in Santa Cruz. During
his absence Judge Cliff will occupy the bench
of the Police Court
=. The report of Clerk Hennessey of the Police
Court for June shows a decided falling off in
the courts business. 1t is rs follows: Fines,
$37; forfeitures, $346; costs, So; total 1888.
William Clark, contractor and builder, has
fled petition in insolvency. His liabilities
amount to $2218 7S. His assets include a
home valued Mt $4,000, lncumbered to the
amount of $780,
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01
MOUNT TAMALPAIS SCENIC RAILWAY

:. .tvia Sausafito FerryG.
Leave San Francisco Commencing May
=, 1897:
WEEK pAYs-9:45 A. NJ: LAS, 5:I5 PM
Il sUNDAiS-S :0u. 8 :0U; 10 90. IL A. NJ; 1:45
2'3O.P M. = -:
July 5, 1897. trains win ru on Sunday time.
:Tickets sale at MILL VALLEY or THOS.
COOK .& son. 621 Market ST., San Francisco
)unqer Pala.e Hotell. Telephone Main oO62
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01
ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.

many young ladies who have been pleased
10 call the young bride their friend. and
the scene when Rev. e. S. Chapman, DID,,
was performing the ceremony was par
ticularly attractive. The bride is a daugh-
ter of ex-Sheriff w. II. H. Hussey, a
prominent G. "A. r. veteran and manager
OF The CALL office in this city,.
The groom is a well-known' artist OF
THE CALLS staff, and member of o
family nearly al'.of whom have earned
prominent regulations for art work on
the coast.
A large mum ber of handsome presents
were received and prominent among them
was a handsome token of good wishes
from. his brother staff artists. An in
formal reception succeeded the wedding
ceremony, and Mr.. and Mrs. R, L. Part
inton left for San Francisco. Tomorrow
they will leave for tour in Oregon.
g. A. r. We Grams to Turn Out.
OAKLAND, CAL., June 3O.-The veter-
ans of the 6. A. r: have determined 10
turn out In force in the parade next Mon
day. The following notice has been sent
out:
All members of the Grand Army of the Re-
public and ali old soldiers and sailors of the
late war, and sons of veterans who are in
OF our National holiday, ,on July 5, 1897, will
meet at 474 and 476 Eighth street, Oakland,
on Thursday evenings July 1, at O'Clock
sharp.
G. K. King of Lyon Post; ChaNles E. Lancas-
ter, r,eommander of Porter Post; Samuel knight,
commander of .Appomagtox Post.
Nebraska to California.
OAKLAND, CAL, June 30-Rev. Will
liam RAIDER of San Francisco to-day
united Henry Otis Day of Broken Bow,
Nebr., and Miss. Thankful Zenobia Potts
OF th4s city in matrimony. The ceremony
was performed at the brides residence,
1907 Twenty third avenue. The groom is
a: prominent merch hant of the city men,
toned, where the couple will reside The
bride.is popular student of Mills Col
T lege, which sac has attended several
years.
:. Better Fire Protection.
=: OAKLAND, CAL; June 30-The Eu-
I*reka Hose Company was. organized in
f'rpit vale last evening, T. 0. Erwin Is
foreman; W.. A.. Coster first assistant;
E. B. .Basse tt; second assistant; F. F.
t. Lippert, secretary:; P. B. :Bassett, treas
urer. This will insure much better pro-
Election to that portion of the city in case
of fire, and the. Dingee Water Jomp pany
will place six new hydrarts in the locality.
|. obj to So Many Changes.
|. OAKLAND, CAL. June 30-Tse Board
of Public Works: reinstated w. Fleming
to-day as city gardener whom they re-
moved week ago. Com missioner Dam
opposed the removal at the last meetin G
I and refused toyote for another change to-
| ID ay saying; ''fI believe our minds should
be made up before; We 90 a thing and then
/ stand by it,:
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01
"A sCOW.. DAMAGED.
The Sophia. E Drifted Up! Against the
= .sSeawaII. = ::

The: Sophia E .Drffted Up: Against the
- SSeawaIl. -
\ *.OAKEAND,. CAL, June 30.-The Sophia
E, a scow plying between here and San
Fran cisco, drifted upon the seawalt last
night and stove q hole in her BOTTOM.
She had unloaded load of flour at the
Webster street wharf and was;returning g
EN- pity when the acc ident happened. 1T
caused a loss of about $3.50. The wind
died suddenly and the scow drifted- on to
the end of the south wall. The tide re-
:ceded and left her high and dry :.
! No damage would have resulted had
not the creek steamer plowed by. The
waves caused the scow to pound on the
rocks until water poured in. Later the
hole was plugged, and at an early hour
this m corning the tug Annie towed her of
and over to- the shipyards, only little
distance from where She lay ;on the oppo-.
site shore. Captain George Hoffman was
in charge at the time of the accident. To-
| night the scow was pumped: out, and she
| will be ready to 60 across the bay tom or
row.
Preparing a Reception.
OAKLAND, CAL, June 30-The follow
! Ing committees have been named to pre-
pare ption for the visitors on En-
deavor day, July 13. The first named on
| S"Nh SOHollbutc tllo 0ACCutifC SOiu mAtbCOs .
| Finance committee-A. H. Breed (chairman),
! John Mitchell, P. M. Fisher, E. E. Bunce, Viii
liam r. Todd, A. J. McMurtry and ii. j..
| Waters.
transportation com mittee--D. Edward Col
| inns tcnalrman), George Roeth, w. I. Pierce,
| B. G. CuVellier, F. A. Leach, George H. Col
| Inns.
Reception committee-George p Lowell
| (chairman), r. H. Chamberlain, John A. Brit
ton, K. G.. Lyon, H. A. Powell, ]. E. Farnam,
D. 5. Hirschoerg, G. W. Kinsey, A. B. Nye.
| Refreshment committee-George W. Arper
| (ehairman), F. Hfnds, John Russ. Gus Mac
| donald, Phil Remillard A. R. Waters. j. Nj.
| Haven, Robert I. Stewart, K A. Hughson, L.
| f. Burpee, William Moller, Wilber Walker.
| Edward Finch
Exposition committee-Gies H Gray. chair
man; j. w. Nelson, John T. Bell Webb N
| Pearce, Craigie Sharp, NJ. J. Keller.
Printing commlttee-Mayor W. r Thomas
! chairman; Frank C. Jordan j. A. Colonhoun'
| r. NJ. Fitzgerald Chief G. f. Lloyd
| Interior excursion committee-W r Davis
| chairman; NJ. J. Laymance. w. E. Barnard.
| George B. NJ. Gray, l.. N Hager W. II. Church
E. C. Sessions, j. II. Macdonald, E. w. Wood:
ward, James S. Naismith.
Partington-H Hussey.
! OAKLAND, CAL, June 30.-The we'd
| ding OF Miss Ida B. Hussev and Richard
! L. Parlington took place this evening at
| the residence of the brides family on
| Twenty-fourth street. The ceremony was
| very quiet one, and was attended only
| by the immediate friends and relatives Of
the bride and groom. The large parsors
| had been beautifully decorated by the
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01
HAD TO- SWIM !.
TO SAVE LIFE.
Five Q. G. Boatmen Start
to Cross the Bay and
Are SWamped.
Two Of the Number. Had to
Swim Behind to Save
i. the Others. /. +.
They Took Their Craft: From San
Francisco Before the Repairs
Were Complete: ..:...
OAKLAND: OFFICE SAN F ANoTsco. G.


.-<; :: 90S Broadway, June 80" y: :.
Five young mem. all prominent in the
University Boat Club had. an. adventure
Yesterday that they]do notswish TO repeat.
William. Core JTrrnly y Hopper, ;editor Of
theQecident, Perry Hale, Jack Milfer
II. Nc Coy: went over. to South San Franz
cisco yesterd ay. 10 IN speot two new. boats
that have been repaired:.a and. yarpished.
The boats: looked SO: tenn ptin g that they
could not: resist try ing be nj on Z the >bayr
so they were:launclled and the FIVE youth $
distributed them Sc Ives am ong the M.
They intended TO :.run* over. to @the .U.:Q.
boathouse up: the estuary, and fora Iittle
way everything q we nj =srno Eyt & When
The. boats" hadx gone some DIS ia nee hey
commenced ito: leall. and I he. lads saw th at
their conditions was serious The Yarnish
was not dry when they :1aun ched- the boats
and the packing was not set, and as g BON
as the@Watergot in its work the seams adj
m tied the wafer Il: -: ><- :: :: ~
A council of:wa1: was he{6: and 1t was de-
c1ded- lhatthe boats, could not float IN uch
longer; so=JinnlY u. II 6pper. and Percy Hall
agreed to:ge tout::in :: thew alter "a nd. swim
vitho hand on The boat. - ..:-* F.
This PROGRAM me :. was: 6eeided:: upon
while the boats: were. in. the. middle of the
bay half swami ped. After disrobing, the
boys jumped overheard. and IoroYer two
miles the Strange e*procession:wa maxim z
its way toward the estuary. y 7: = =: 4: :
When .nearitlr he lining walls:3the boys
we're almost yercome;+but it was. impos-
sible TO take. them into the boats, and $50
they were:forced to keep on till the boat
house was. reached.: - -. u =. i: .
To-day the story of. the adventurous
"trip was writlen the minutes of: the
University Boat Club, -: -. =. -
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-01
ANNE=X.ATIoN:.. !. (. COMING.
Fruitvale* Now Seeking Adtmiist ion to
j. Greater OaKIan d: :. =:

FruitvaleE Now Seeking Adm Mss ion. to
j. Greater OAK Ian d. 81;
OAKLAND; ~: June 3O..z--:aotine of
the residents,of FTuityaTe are Circulating
q pc etition asking the Council TO call am
election for the purpose Of voting upon
the exatfon.: =: :: .::,.
Already the pc tition: has 80 names. at
tached. It is thought: there %will be no
question but that the.locality will vote in
favor of annexation,* for they recently ie-
fused to e-schooE bonds on the ground
that annexation was sure TO come soon. ::
Changed His lind. = - ::
OAKLAND CAL.,:Ju une 30.-When J: n:
Williams thought he was about to die,
last spring, he decided all of his property
TO q. D. Vincent, and now he wants it
back again. He is 80 years OF age.
The property included all of Rorner' S
Addition, block 19l, between Twentieth
and Twenty-tirst and Collingwood and
Diamond streets, San Francisco; a tract
bounded by Ularemont avenue. College
avenue, Sharon street and Colby avenue,
Oakland Township; parcel in Berkeley
near Univers ty avenue and California
Etreet: another tract in the same place
near Blake street and Shattuck avenue I;
still another, lot 1S in block A. Woolsey
Tract Berkeley. The value of all these
parcels is placed at $50, 900.
Mr.. Vincent has refused to return the
deeds ana now suit has been brought to
recover.
Looking for His share.
OAKLAND, CAL, June 30.-C l.. Ma K
well has brought suit against J, E. Morris
and f. J. Woodward to recover $4,000,
alleged to be the plaintiffs share of the
profits arising from the sale of fifty-one
bonds of the Highland Park Railroad
Company 10 the Realty Syndicate. He
declares that he was 'taken in" for mis-
financial standing and was to receive one.
third of the proceeds. I he bonds were
purchased at 25 cents on the dollar. They
were purchased of: T. L. Barker 1, Davis
g. Hill /, Mrs. E. V. Morse /, Mrs. ].
Iundv l, Mrs. Anna M. Burton IL, I. s.
Sprlng /, Josephine NJ. Martin 6, Wood
w.-I. & Morris (the defendants in the
suit >, A. M. Sa!linger l, James Coffin
and E. @. Sessions 13, Central Bank 5.
These we're reconveved, and Maxwell