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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-11-18

collar, lined with the embroidered kid.
The edge of the collar must be wired
and the scallops be stidly interlined.
Quantity of double-width velvet re-
CURED, yards.
The skirt worn with this handsome
coat Is Of lizard green cloth, trimmed
around the foot with a four-inch band
of black velvet, edged each side with
narrow band of mink, while the tur-
han Is of green velvet and straw,
trimmed on the left side with large
rCsette of the velvet and high stand
ing aigrctte OF feathers. Such y hat
gives n very stylish finish to this
fetching costume.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-11-18

The other great games of the day re-
suited: Yale 0, Harvard O.; Univer-
sity of Michigan IA, University of
Minnesota 0; Beloit college AZ, Lake
Forest university O.; Cincinnati uni
versity "a, Ohio State university 0;
University of Missouri 80; Purdue IL;
University of Nebraska II, Kansas 5;
Pennsylvania %, Wesleyan 0; Brown
IS, Carlisle Indians IA; Chicago Ath-
letic club 6, Orange Athletic club 0;
Yale freshmen 10, Princeton freshmen
0; Cornell AZ, Williams 0.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-11-18
Fooled by
F|ukeS.
EXCEPT FOR THEM WISCONSIN
WOULD EASILY HAVE SHUT
OUT CHICAGO.
GREAT GAME ON GRIDlRON
TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE WIT
NESS THE BADGER VICTORY.

Contest Marked BY Rough Play but
No One Seriously Injured-Sucker
Collegians Beaten at All Points
Result a General Surprise-Sup-
posed Weak Spots in Wisconsin's
Line Prove to be the Strongest
ODea Misses Many Goals but Does
Well Otherwise.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-11-18

The lineup was as follows:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-11-18

The agricultural departments No
yemher cotton crop report says: Aver
age, 1879 pounds to the acre.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-24


CHICAGO-The general demand for
cattle to-day was active and prices aver
aged 1Oc higher, thus recovering on desl-
rable offerings what was lost last week.
Sales were on a basis OF "a 25 for common
to 81 COOS 50 for good to fancy, with the
bulk OF the sales at 81 7ON5 90 Export.
ers were fair buyers of the better class OF
cattle. The stockcr and feeder trade
was active at strong prices, with sales
largely Mt 81 NaA 49, Butchers and can
nors stun sold actively, fat cows and
hclfCrs selling especially wei and nine
fancy 1887 pound hclfers brought 81 TO-
Bulls were steady and calves were I'M
changed. Texas cattle sold actively at
firm prices aud 60 did Westerns, a good
many Of the latter being taken by feed
crs. me snppIy OF h9gs was wen taken
prices reau, w OWlVe nlEner sales wero
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-24

There is no miracle in this extraordi-
parlly satisfactory showing when we
come to recall the part that lnbor-sav-
ing machinery has played in the up
building Of American society. It has ia
ken more and more the place of the I'M
skilled workman, and In so taking 1t
has steadily pushed him. or the better
part OF him, into the higher walks OF
life. The worse part, OF course, must
fan into the ranks OF the unemployed"
though here again. as Mr.. Wright says
statistics are unattainable.
1t seems to US that this particular ev-
idence of the generally beheAeeht ten
dency of our social 'aud industrial insti-
tutlons is much stronger and more
striking, as being comprehensive and
conclusive, than any which has been
heretofore produced. Most OF that is IA
millar to readers OF the Press In the
form of considerations on the cognate
subject of the condition of the wage
earning classes. There is the great in
crease OF wage rntes-6O per cent be-
tween 1860 and 1890 and Sc per cent
since 1910, as shown by the Aldrich COM
mittee report. There is the greater In
crease In average annual earnings In
mechanical and manufacturing pursuits
from $2l7 in 1850 to sii5 In 1890. There
Is the decrease in the dlurnal term OF
labor IA hours a day In all trades,
There is the general decrease In prices,
averaging rs per cent in 223 articles be-
tween 1860 and 1890. There is the In
crease in the average savings banks de-
pssI,-frem Sl7s in 1870 to $376 In 1896,
All these generally familiar facts are
marshaled by Mr.. Wright to the de-
struction OF this fallncy, Yet is none of
the Importance, we believe OF his fig
ures as 10 the decreased percentage OF
occupation In the lower walks OF Indus
trial life and OF increase In the higher.
For these show that the American plan,
conceived and attempted of execution
IN disregard of iron laws" and Il host
OF other maxims, economic, phllosophic
and religious. and all expressive OF the
condemnation Of man to the eternnl
Grind. is through all the turmoil and
contention in silence working out. They
chow that the material betterment OF
the masses Of mankind and the con
slant and regular rise OF the tlttest OF
those masses is no dream of n fevered
New World democracy, but a solid and
blessed verify.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-24

CuICAGO--Thc upward rush Of the
wheat market was stopped to-day The
September option was sold ~ high M
81 O2ib per bushel on the curb, but
broke badly on change under a perfect
Hood Of realizing sales, declining TO Csc
In the first i've minutes trading and
closing ut OCc, decline Of sc gnco
Saturday. December also gufforod, tho
closing price, O6EC, being sac under
Saturdays closing figures Trading In
corn and 1nlH was on mnmmnth scale
ana marked by frequent fluctuations.
Ronllglng wnH heavy In both markets.
Corn declined hc nnd oats sssc. Proc
yIsionH closed unchanged to Zoe lower
a dix cent decline was chfonlClod IN
nnxaood II looked At the opening of
the dhyR huHlnona In wheat una for
nftocn mlnuloR nftor ~ N liodlnm hnd
been permanently established an the
bonrd NJ lrn1e, hut the fronzy nbntod
somewhat M the end of that time The
Liverpool mnrhri nEnIn Hut the pace
Tor the nrat dash by opening excited ut
from ID 10 iMd per conlnl higher lhun
II closed Saturday That IL equal to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-24
A MUCH Travelled LIE.


The Indivlduai DEtIlbnliun OF Wealth.
The Falsity az That Much Worn nems-
eorle Phrase "rhs H.sa Growing
T,leusr AMI she Puor Growing Poorrr.n
New York Press; There is no lie that
mas Travelled faster or more devastat-
ingly than that parentless one, In It's
appllcation to American conditions that
tbe "rIch are growing richer and the
roor poorer" Nor has truth been ever
slower In putting on Its boots than Ii
has for the oyertaklng OF this partlcu-
larry anonymous falsehood for whom a
statistical paternity has never been pro-
duced,
We may well consider belief In the
eoundness of this maxim to have been
largely causatiye OF the temporary sue
rssses won By the two great antl-prop-
r,tv movements In the politics Of recent
years that against the manufacturing
and that against the investment class,
In etber words, free trade and free sill
yer Yet Carroll D.WTght comes almost
STAT among authoritative statlstlcians
In examine for popular enlightenment
the bases OF the frequently made as
serton lin current number of the At
2nlle Monthly. And he can no more
exactly describe these broadcast assev-
.r,tI5ns than as popular estimates and
stltemgays," They have no Quotable
authorship though, II we remember
Alright, that profound statesman, Mills,
az Texas, named our orotchety nelghbor,
Thomas C. sherman, OF Brooklyn, as u
convincing authority on some horror OF
plutacrlcy We doubt II this invests
GATOR" would he quoted outside OF the
United States senate, that paradise Of
the inexaot and exaggerated In asser-
ton,
As Mr.. Wright says, these alleged
statistical proofs all consist of state
ments such as that seven-elghths of the
families Of this country hold less than
one-elghth of the wealth, leaving the
other one eighth TO hold the other seven
ghths and that 100000 families own
SSGOOO,OOO and 100000 families So,OO0,-
100000. Even were these averments
farts-and, owing to the absence of sta
tlsllcs of Individual wealth, they can
he nothing but guess work-they wouid
prpve nothing In support Of the saying
In question. When the wealth or a
country has increased from a little
over seven billions TO sixty-five billions,
rs has this country's between 1850 and
1880, the rich may have grown enor-
mously richer, while the poor may have
steadily bettered their conditions. In
fact this is Mr.. Wright's paraphrase OF
the maxim: that "the rich have grown
richer, that more people have grown
rich. and that the poor have become
better on"
The new point that this statlstician
makes Ia proof Of the falsity OF the APP
pllcatlon here OF this saying-attrlbuted
originally both to Gladstone and Ia
sale who, of course, had no reference
10 our aftalrs-is Wy a comparison oil
the population. II the percentage Of
those in the higher and more lucrative
caillngs is increasing, and that In the
lower and more poorly paid decreasing
II stands to reason that our people as q
whole are accomplishing an uninter'
rupted economic evolution into the high
or forms of economic man. This is what
Mr.. Wright shows and finds. and thus
we shall tabulate his results:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-24
ONNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Butter-Market firm; creamerles 100
lSc; diaries lOQl4c,
Cheese-Steady at SAQ9c.
Eggs-Firm; fresh Ice.
NEW YORK receipts 2O,O5l
barrels; exports 2S,S62 barrels; market
practically unchanged as to prices; easier
at the close; winter patents SIS $500 20;
winter stralghts IS OOq5 20; Minnesota
bakers 81 1904 TO-
Wheat, receipts 35S,35O bushels; spnt
market weak; No. 2 red 81 OS; No. hard
81 05h;options opened irregular, clo7ed 30
lower; No. 2 red August closed at 81 OS1s;
September 81 0S01 06A41 03A
Corn receipts 243,90Q bushels: exports
S4,4i4 bushels; spot market active; No, g
35Bc; options opened very strong, closed
%(l%c net lower; August closed at S51sc;
September SJ%@SS@35bc,
Oats, receipts 343,20O bushels; exports
3l7,O56 bushels; spot quiet; No. 2, 25c; OPP
lions very weak with the other markets,
closing id9iS net lower; September
closed 23Ikc
Hay, dull Hops quiet, Hides firm.
Leather firm
Beef firm. Cutmeats steady Lard
firm; western steamed S. 0Oq5 05; re-
fined quiet Pork firm. Tallow steady
Cottonseed oil quiet. Rosin quiet
Turpentine steady. Rice firm. Moias-
SEES firm.
Coffee, options opened steady at I'M
changed prices, closed steady at to 10
points advance. September Sc 45G6 80;
December 50 7Oa6 so.
Sugar. raw firm: fair refining SIC;
centrifugal 90 test 3Ac; refined firm.
RA1TINJoRE-Flour e,rar. western
srnarf;na "a iona OK. a. FAMILY "a StsS
az M. wir,or ,Sbaat rator+ * osSSE so.
~ Wv, " az h StSSe o pa'ene 30 SO%S ~
straiss,t ~ oNSs oIEO w, s a. e,o 49,
o,s nS -. ~ ' ~ NO., rISP1g We Uual
,iad anS ,o,,a ~. "t W., nth =, nsT N
otu. sao,oi S HtIV ~ or ~ Vo,SW ",
No. 2 red 81 O2X al 02ss. REGENTS go 163
bushels. exports Ii, 900 bushels: southern
nv sample 81 OO31 It Corn flrmer. snnt
and month S6lS a 3s9Sc. september ss@ 10
3Gisc. steamer tnixed 9A6p3JiLc. recein,s
15S752 bushels. southern white corn Az
dDSsc. do yellow 3SGi9gc Oats flrmer. No,
2 white 2tlS6l25e. M. . mixed gfl66a29r.
recelpts "a .lgT bushels Rve strong md
higher: No, western E6c bid: reeeints
0 ,i2G bushels. Hay steady. choice time
tHy SID bVHf W. Butter nrm' fancy
creamery 17alSc; do imitation 13Il4c:
cd ladle lie; store packed S910c. Eggs
firm; fresh l3Q1ic Cheese very firm
IoNDoN-The Mark Lane Exnress
In tie weakly review NJ The grain sItun'
lions. saws: 'S 9 ''''''
"Tbe wheat harvest is about half
over and the reports continue to be
fairly favorable in spite of Interruptions
of many heavy showers and the general
delay in carrying the wheat already
cut
1.-THE foreign harvests are unfavor-
ABLY reported me latest aavlces from
France, AUSTRIA, hungary, RUSSIA ana
Eouman'a are all more OF Tess uhtaVor-
apIe.
ClNClNNATl-tlour firm; fancy 81 60
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-24

sYMPToMs-Mo Moisture; intense itch
Ing and singing; most at night; worse
by scratching. II allowed 60 continue
tumors form, whlch often bleed and ul-
cerate becoming very sore. SWAYNE'S
OINTMENT stops the Itching and
bleeding, heals liberation, and in most
cases removes the tumogs, At Srug-
gists, or by mail for 80 cents, Dr.
swayne s Son, Philadelphia. tths&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-24

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, AUG. 20
John r. Long. a workman in the Gin
cnnau Southern Railroad shops, while
ticking UP n car this morning, was in
ruuy killed by the handle Of n Jack
striking him In the head.
Master Mechanic =, H. Schrciberwho
was landing a few feet away and Wit
toH.l the accident, fell over In a faint
Iur 1t from which he could not be
aroused Mr. Schneider has been trou-
DIED with heart dlsense for some time
and hl7 physicians s0y he cannot SUE
Nyg the shock,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-24

youhnysovor reon n little child In n
ihrHysm Of whooplng cough, or II you
h1vN loon annoyed by n constant tick.
l.Np Nv The throat, you can appreciate
III. value of ono Minute Cough euro,
Ehl0N glym 1ufrk ftllpf ChntleB II.
N0Wfn Market and twelfth alfoola,
Chatham ginolhir, 1eofty.Blxth mud IN.
'n0.Iuua. a. 10. Brheolo, No Goa Main
h"i liKlry Hrds POM ANA Hnnl
'"'nlH Bowie eco Bridgeport
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-24

OIL ClTY-Credit balances lie; GER
tificates, no bid. Shipments l6i,46S bar
rels; runs 49,. 973 barrels.
NEW YoRK-PennsylYanla crude no
market; nominally at S5c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-24
0.IlSS0.Ils90

Percentage to whole popula-
ton OF land-owning farm
ers and planters, bankers.
brokers, manufacturers,
merchants, dealers and pro-
fessional men and women: lot LIZ ll.T
Percentage OF agents, col
lectors, bookkeepers, clerks,
statesmen and commercially
travellers .,................' Vsll Lg5l 40
Percentage OF skilled work
ers, engineers, flremen, me-
,chanics and the like....... $50 us $40
Percentage OF farm laborers,
boatmen, fishermen. sail
ors, draymen, hostlers, or
binary laborers and the
hkh .lOl lI64h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-24

exchange 50 s9MGs %. Tin, very dull;
s,ralghs Sl3 7OqlS so; plates qu!et.
spelter steady at 81 25G4 IS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-24

bH THOMAS EcLEcTRtc on has
cure hundreds ~ cnHeH NJ deafness
lll. H'ra supposed to bH incurablc. II
never ialle To euro onraohc. ]
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-24
WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE RAILROAD,

ITALY except Sunday 40
sunday church tfuluh WIN leave Elm
t;rpvn nj $40 a. ST. RHd WheellBF Rt iqH
"a. m. III ~ MHlBuHnHllH,
General Manager
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-24
RAILWAY TINE CARD.

Arrival and departure OF trains on and
after May &c, lSgi Explanation OF Refer
enee Marks: 'Daily. DAILY, except Sum
Jay, tpaily, except Saturday, lpaily, ex,
eept Monday. Sundays only, Saturdays
only. Eastern Standard Time,
The evening times., 1897-03-30

WANTED BY reliable col0red girl, a
Dlaca 10 do general nnuSewOrk. no wash
ing: good ref. 1927 Madison ST. NV.
NH "a 3t-em
The evening times., 1897-03-30
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY.

tSey,etiule n effect January Is. 1877
an trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania
f,ossPneer station
g a n--Dany, local FOR DauvBIe. Char
-,,1fte aud way stations connects at Manas-
sas for StrasourS, HalIr is9fl;1sIrg. and
at j, i,yncETburg with the Norfoik and West
ern daily. and with the chesapeake and
ONO daily for the NaturaI Bridge and
TIE m.-DaIly the UNITED STATES
EAST MAIL carries Pullman Buffet
sieepers. New T4rk ana an ssIis,,Ig MIaSnIngton 70
PnlIman Sleeper for Ashevllle and Hos
'S,.rinrs n c., Knoxville and Chattanooga,
Tenn. and at laaTio9se ESn y! - rntsIian
ar nssw York TO Ntsw Orleans, connecting
nj AtIanta for Birmingham and Mem
.s,,e solid tram W WHtslfflFgt on To New
6r,eans without change. Sunset personally
con,hlCted tourist excursion through sleeper
an mis- train every EauurdaytO san Fran
clsco, NJ. .ocairOr Front Royal, Stras-
,bnre Ind HarisoIfDurg, duly, except Sun
N d. m.-Duffy, local Tor Charrottes-
VIM, a.ss,, ,,-ually. except Sunday. NEW
,vs,ifS HEDsFIs soRI DA LIMITED. I'ulluIan
XesfiinIed S,Slerplng Cars, DINING Cars.
SoSl, 10 Jacksonville and 81. Augustine
Aiso Pullman sleeping Car New York To
Aucusta syi5n colIlseceion I9r xaIken
III "a n. m.-Daily, WASHINGTON AND
sol ~ M SgF,sTf5RN, YBS TIBUI<BD. LIN
~ iIIt1 = - composed OF Pullman Ve.;tIbuled
s1,ansrs dining ears EBu a0y coaches.
,ss,.ili,s,.n .sleepers New YORK 10 Nash
LII Tenn- via Asheville, Knoxville
lit lit 'f,,,,,ttss1eoca; New York 10 Tampa,
@ s.,u t:,sprtaIts, Columbia, Savannah ana
1tt 1a1,,,,S,sn v-iIle, and New York TO Mem
s's ~. l5lrmmgnatIt, New 1Ofk 10 New
ppIe,ns. via Atlanta aud Montgomery.
2U..SStIss,ilpd ttay .ce5tch washington % At
larfs Southern Railway dining car Green ns-
moro 60 MOntgeuierI- -,,,,<., -, ,,,..-
~ AINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO
nj 4 IHeIeIf,N ieave washington J.Oi a. IN
,,,,, ss,s,, d as ID. III. daily, except sun
daS' anti 6.25 d. sunday only Tor
-giIii. 49, o. It- titifS except sim
day for Leesburg. and SO p H. daily for
fI,synnei1,u. RECURRING. arrive at " aSffng-
t,n gs.s,6 a. .n and 500 p IN. tally from
Ks.nn.l Tilll and tfe a. ~ daily, except
Ss1nsin'v from fferudon. and os54 "a III
d.s1Is ,sxctspt sunday, FROM bceSburg.
sr.SrorYrsll trains from the S0u5h arfive at
x.sshl,E,sIOu o az a, m, 20 u. H., and
s,...s1 n ~ auIIy, and 9.tJ a IA. daiIy eN-
e-,.r,l NLf,Jfany HsrrlsOlIbHTg. l2s40 d.
IN and 8 40 D. m. dalty, except Sunday,
ar'I s 40 a. ms. GlslIfy, rr0nl Uhtrt6ttesyille.
Tsle,lxets slee,,iIsg car reservation, aud in
tarInflfie,n FURNISHED at offices, 511 ana
1gfI stIrnsy ~ Ilia avenlle ssssti at 1senDsyk =
uania RailrUad Passenger station.
NJ a. tsfffcEsN, tsen. Supt.
"A. M 9,ILR, 1fa1rlc manager.
~. "A. IA Hf<, ten. Pass. Agent
A.. ). frown. Ten. Ast- 1'ass. ttept
The evening times., 1897-03-30
RAILROAD.

Schedule IN effect February 21, 1887.
Leave Washington fTtHn StsftieIt- corner OF
New jersey avenue and street
For tfIIoslgt, aiia g~syffsEfw est. v ssIrtflled
Limited trains, 1890, 11.45 a. M, e:oo
y. m.
For Cincinnati, st Lonisana Indianapolis.
Express. I9:45 a. m VeStiDuIefl Limited
$40 p. m, express 11:20 D. IN.
For T'lttsburg and Cleveland. express
daIiy, O:0D a III and 500 p N
For TOleslA nd DtstI0it, II 70 D. N.
For Winchester and way stations 10 q
m, $3.50 p m.
For New Orleans Menspfis- birmingham,
Chattanooga, Knoxville, Bristol and
Roanoke. 500 D. III daily; SiecpinE Car
through
For Lurav $40 p. III daily
For baltimore, week days, 300, $50.
x7 .0c, X7.10, X8.00, s 80, x9.3O, x10-OO.
x12 90 a IN, XII , to. u 10, x1 AZ, x3s00.
x6.20, $50, xs.00, s15, x9-s0, II Is.
XII 90 ID. m. and x12- OIL night Sundays
II 90, x7 10, $50, xS.Oo a. m, x12; %,
x12. 40. 90. X3yO0, 80, 4.31, x5-O5s
x5.1O, $50, Ks 90, X9. 20. IL Is. N11 so.
p. m. xI2. OF night.
For Annapolis, no and $50 m, 12:1O
and t-3O p fni sundays, $50 a M 455
For Frederick, week days, T:35. I1.4I
a. M, SO, $50 p. IA Sundays, / 10 p. m.
For Hagerstown' '1O-O0 a m and F0-SO
For Boyd and way points, week days
30 a m, 4.30, b.3O, 100 p u sun
days. i D. 7.00 p m
For GaIthersburg and way points. week
days, z .35. 8 90 a m, 12 90. BIS. 50,
433, $50 7.05, IL 40 d. m. Sundays.
DstfU "A. ul.. 10. 80, 10. 10 ID .. uI
For Washington Junction and Wav points
7S5 a. m, 4 80. $50 D. u week days
L 1-15 D. N. sundays
ReyaI Blue Line for New York
and Philadelphia.
AIitrains Illuminated with PintsCh light
For Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and
the East. week days. 500, 1000 q. m.
Dining. Carr. 1890, q 40 Dining Carr. 3 90
t5.O5 Dining Carr, 1901 night, Sleeping
Car open at 1000 'CiOCkl. Sundays g 90
a ua Dining Car J. tl2 30 Dining Car 3 90
J5O5 Dining Car, L 2 OI night, sleeping car
omen 10 0'cl0Ck- Additional tIIins for
Philadelphia, week days, Z .O5 a m, daily,
500 p. m
BuffetP arlOr Cars on all day trains.
FOr Atlantic City. 1000 a m. 2 90
noon, and 1910 p. IN. week days, 1 . 40
ID. III Sundays.
For Cape May, IL noon.
tExcept sunday XEXpress trains.
baggage called Tor ana checked from
i,ntels and residences by Union Transfer
20. on orders left at ticket offices, GIG
PENNSYLVANIA avenue NV. New York
ayenut. and Fifteenth street, and at depot
WM NJ GREEN, CHAS. o. SCULL.
Gen Manager Gen Pass. ct.
The evening times., 1897-03-30
LEGAL NOTICE.

IN THE Supreme Court OF the District on
f,oiuulbIa-Da Daniel SiIeahan VI Sarah ane
Sheahan ct al No. 1882 Equity. Doc.
ii This cause being referred TO NE 70
report dIstribution OF the fund In tilc hanas
ot the trustees arising from the sale or the
real estate notice rs hereby given To all
persons having claims against the estate
OF Mary Sheanan. deceased. or otherwise
Interested IN the said distri button, To- pre-
sent ttteir cfatufs with the pr90fs 20 me
on or t,efoEe Thursday, the Sth day OF
AprfI 1897, at 10 clock q. M at my
11rttce IN the United States courthouse IN
tins CITY JAMES q. PA4NE, Auditor.
%. ". Baker, Solicitor for Complainant
mn3U-F1t