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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-04-19
OPENING THE SEASON.
The Bostons Will Celebrate Concord
Day by Playing the Phillies.

The Bostons Will Celebrate Concord
Day by Playing the Phfliies.
The twenty-second championship season
of the National League of Base Ball Clubs
will open this afternoon at Boston with a
game between the Philadelphia and Boston
clubs. It will be solitary championship
engagement, moved up three days before
the regular opening on account of a special
holiday advantage. April 10 is universally
observed in Massachusetts, as Concord
Day" having taken the place Of Fast day
couple of years ago by special act Of the
legislature.
r THURSDAY 1 the 7l penna9t zsce viii open with
other. The Washingtohsl on that day will
have the Brooklyns for their opponents;
New York will play in Philadelphia; Bos-
ton at Baltimore: Pittsburg at st. Louis
Cleveland at Louisville and Chicago at
Cincinnati. Il 4.
Geier Crowded Out.
The Washington player, Geier, who has
been signed by Philadelphia, has been
crowded out Of the shortstop position on
that team by Gillen. The latter is a better
fielder than Geier. hut falls far short of
being the sticker the Washington lad is
The Phillies have so many good hitters that
1t Is thought to be the best move to play
Gillen at short and trust to his good play
ing In that position to make up for his
weak hitting. III =,
Dowd Goes After Bterbauer.
Manager Dowd of the ST. Louis club has
gone to Erie. Pa, after Louis Bierbauer,
who signed a contract to play in the mound
city the coming season, but concluded to
retire. as his business in the lake city has
Will get Bauer to st. Louis if money will
do the act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-04-19

Want" ads. in The Star pay because
they bring answers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-04-19

Manager Schmelz believes in sticking to a
good player until he has demonstrated that
he is worthless as ball player, or it is
impossible for him to retain the player on
account OF bad habits. Back IN '92 Man
ager Schmelz signed Charley Abbey to play
the center field position for the Columbus
western League team, and his worth as a
player and gentleman has led to his re-
Abbey began playing professional ball in
1881 with the st. Paul. Mimi, club, and
when that club disbanded with the Western
League. he went to the Portland, Ore,
these clubs Abbey's work was of the tip
top order. gaining him enthusiastic praise
wherever his team played. The Portland
club went down to San Francisco to play
wiped up the earth with the club repre-
senting that city. In 1892 Abbey first saw
Manager Schmelz and played under his
management within the Columbus. Ohio,
the ghost. In 1893 Manager Schmelz took
charge Of the Chattanooga, Tenn, South
ern League team and one of the first men
he signed was Charley Abbey. His work
was so good with the last named team
that when Mr.. Wagner signed Mr.. Schmelx
to manage the Senators he was again one
OF the first players to be singled out to
accompany him to this city That was I'm
the middle Of the season OF '9s. and for
the remainder Of that season. %. '95. 90
and this season he has been on the pay ron
Of the Warrington club.
Abbey's batting eye went back on him
last season to q certain extent. but q play
er going In and out of games for q series
OF three or four at Q time cannot be ex-
pected to do much. His fielding has al
ways been Of the frst-class order, and
were he played continually would no doubt
give good account OF himself at the bat
Since his stay in Washington Charley Alb
hey has made q host Of friends through
his genial disposition Apd geutiemaniy
characteristics. and that he may continue
to wear q Senatorial uniform for many
seasor to come II the wish Of every pafron
Of the national game.
Closing Came with Richnond.
The third and closing game Of the series
between the Richmond and washington
clubs. played Saturday at National Park,
resulted in favor Of the home club by 10
to O. The Richmond club had the old Baiti-
more twirier. Schmidt. in the box and the
local boys fattened MP their batting aver.
age considerable. MCGUIRE getting IN three
singles and the little tow-head right fielder.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-23
LEGAL:
Publication Notice.

s sraa 1: OF 1I LIMOS.
In the circuit court, to the January term, A
d. 1898. in ehaneery.
Levi 8. McCabe, complainant. VI. william 6chuck.
Catharine Schuck OFT. GeorRe OFT, Caroline
Schuck Essltnger, Emanuel Esslingcr, James
Phillips, George Phillips, Nay Phillips, Ida
Phillips Glow, Richard L. Glow, Daisy Phil
hps Talemsn. James Taleman, Jacob 6chuck,
Aurelia Schuck, Susan Schuek Mathis, August
Mathis, the unknown heirs and dcvisees Of
Jacob Schuck, deceased; the Unknown
devieees Of Elizabeth Schuck Phillips, do.
ceased. defendants. Bill to quiet title.
To Cstharne Schuck Or George OFT, Caroline
Schuck Esslinger. Emanuel Esslinger. James
Phillips, George Phillips, Nay Phillips, Ida Phil.
lips Cow, Richard l.. Glow, Daisy Phillips Tale
man, James Taleman. the unknown helm and
dsvisees Of jacob Schuck, decs ascd; the un-
ceased. the above named defendants.
AfidAvit Of your non-residenee hsving been
6led in the once Of the CLERK Of said circuit court
notice 10 hereby given to you and to each OF you
that the above named complainant has died in
said court his bill Of complaint against you on
the chancery eide OF eaid court that summons
In chancery has been issued In the said cause
against you returnable to the next tenn Of said
court to DO begun and holden at the court house
in the city Of Rock Island, IN said county, on the
nrst Monday OF January, A. D.. 1893, ~ which
sweP or demur TO said bill Of complaint II you SEQ
dt.
Dated at Roek Island, Illinois. this 4th day Of
December, A. D., 1877.
WILLIAM L. LuDoLPH, COmplainant's Solicitor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-23
Publication Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIN,l.
ROCK ISLAND COUNT,

STATE OF ILLINOIS, l.
Rock ISLAND COUNT,
In the circuit court. to the January term, 4.
D.. 1898. in chanoery.
Edith v. Morris 70. Lewis o. Morris.
Amdavit Of n0o-residenoe q the sh0vo d.
PENDANT. Lewis c: Morris. HAVING bean 1lsd b the
CLERKS once Of the circuit eourt Of said county,
notice 70 therefore hereby given to The said non:
resident defendant that the complainant Aled
her bill Of complaint in said court, On The chan
eery side thereof. on the Sd day Of Dscsnbes: 1871
and that thereupon summons issued out Of said
court, wherein said suit 10 now pending, return.
ahle on the INST Monday In the moth Of JaA.
nary next, % IL b. In! required. Nov. unless
you. the aid non-resident defendant sbovS
named. Lewis C. Morris. shall personally b
the ar,t day Of the next term .As.sce.
to b holden ct the city Of Rock lslend, d
and for the said county, on the arst Moo1sg
in January next and plead. answer q de.
muir to the said complainant bill Of complaint.
the same and the matters and things therein
charged and stated viii be taken - confessed.
and decree entered against you according 70 The
prayer Of said bill.
0BonsE W. 0An.LD, Csszk.
Rock Island, Illinois. Dec 1857.
MARION 3. SwsENEY, Conplainangs Solicitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-23
OUR FOREIGN RELATIONS

Reciprocity seems To he Deed ~ % Ger
msny-luterest In Chinese Affair.
Washington. Dec. 23-The reciprocity
negotiations between the United States
and Germany are practically suspended.
They never got beyond the initial stage.
There appears TO have been a willing
ness on the part OF both governments
to look into the subject, but the inquiry
did not develop any prospect Of material
concessions on either side. The articles
on which a reciprocity agreement can
be made are produced in France, and
not In Germany. The utmost extent OF
. reciprocity treaty between the United
States and Germany under the present
law would be 20 per cent. reduction Of
duty on certain agreed-upon German
products. Germany is chiefly concerned
about sugar. but the 90 per cent, reduc-
ton In duty permitted under the Ding
ley law. IL is saii. would be of no conse-
Quence. IL was thought that the arrival
Of the new German ambassador. Dr.
Won Holleben. would give an impetus
to the negotiations and perhaps result
In the conclusion Of a treaty. but on the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-23
RELIEF, PENSIONS AND SAVINGS.
Three Departments Carried on by the BAL
timore and Ohio Railway.


timore and Ohio Railway.
Baltimore. Dec. 23-The report Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Relief ASSOCIATE
shows receipts during the year ended
June 30. 1897. Of $l.169. 993.04. and dis
bursements and liabilities Of $751;, 5l2 IS.
The assets over liabilities on June 30,
1897. were s623.931.56. The benefits paid
on account Of accidents and natural
sickness amounted to 1881. 4s1.5S. The
benefits paid during the seventeen years
Of its existence amount to $5.ls7, s69 Is.
The membership averages 25.713.
The pension department Of the asso-
citation has 2s2 on the rolls. and the
amount paid out during the year was
S46.3l6.s3. the total payments to date
being 1854, 12S.03. The savings feature
report shows deposits during the year
Of $240.715.07. or q total Of $2.973,679.57
since May. 1850. The amount loaned
during the year was sl92. 391 So, or S.
0s0.437.S5 since May. 1850. These loans
have been expended in building sS5
houses. buying s65 houses, improving
ZIG houses already owned and releasing
liens on at houses. There was an extra
dividend OF ~ per cent. declared.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-23
had BEEN SENT IN 10 BRIBE,
Oistrust Of Spanish Honor All That Saved
the Cuban Force.

Oistrust Of Spanish Honor All That Saved
the Cuban Force.
Meanwhile two Of his comrades were
talking to one Of my officers. saying
that Aguilera had been authorised by
General Blanco-the same Blanco who
is in Havana today-to offer $4,000 in
gold and free transportation to any
part Of the world IL I would quit the
Cuban cause. After twenty minutes
talk Colonel Aguilera departed, giving
me his word Of honor that should not
be molested for twenty-four hours. NV
previous experience had taught me to
distrust Spanish promises, and instead
OF remaining at the spot where had
met Aguilera I broke camp and moved
or several miles. The next day force
OF 1900 Spanish soldiers descended on
the abandoned camp to capture me.
despite the assurances given by the
Spanish soldier. as gentleman and a
Mason, that I should not be molested.
and whom I had permitted to de-
part unframed. Two days later I saw
In the Spanish organs of Havana that
Aguilera had met me and that I was
ready to treat with him.
This was followed by the sending of
two Spanish spies. disguised as Cubans,
into my camp. One of them, Corporal
Rojas, was entrusted with the mission
OF assassinating me. Captain Pena,
now a colonel In the Cuban army, dis
covered their intention. seized them and
executed them. After the war was
over I met Colonel Aguilera and &C.
cused him Of having sent the spies to
me. He threw the blame on Lieutenant
Colonel Escovado. but admitted that
the men had been sent ostensibly to
treat as peace commissioners. That is
sample Of Spanish honor. and is
known to hundreds and hundreds in
Cuba"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-23

My husband had two cancers
taken feom his face, and another wal
coming on his lip. He took two bot.
ties Of Burdock Blood Bitters and il
disappeared. He 10 completely we'll. y
Mrs. William Kirby. Akron. Erie
county. N. Y. Sold BY Marshall 4
Fisher.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-23
LEGAL.
Executors Notice.

Estate Of Phillip Simmon, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed exseu.
tors Of the last will and Testament Of Phillip
simmon, late Of the county Of Rock Island,
state Of Illinois, deceased, hereby rives noticc
that they will appear before the county court OF
Rock Island County, at the county court
room. in the city Of Rock Islano, at the Feb.
ruary term, on the 1rss Monday in February
next, ct which time al persons having Claims
against said estate are notified and reouest6 to
attend for the purpose Of having the same I'D
Justed. All persons indebted to said estate are
deIsigned.
Dated this a1th day Of November, A. D. 1897.
GEORGE II. siMNoN.
PETER G. SUMMON,
HARRISON b. SIHMoN,
Executors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-23
Monument to Gen. Belknap.

Washington. Dec. "a handsome
granite monument erected in Arlington
National cemetery at the grave Of Ma
tor General William w. Belknap, who
was secretary Of war during the admin
istration OF President Grant. was yes
terday turned over to the government.
The monument was erected by General
Belknap's comrades OF Cookers Iowa
brigade and Of the Army Of the Tennes-
see. the Loyal Legion Of the United
States and other friends.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-23
Executors Notice.

The undersigned having been appointed execu.
1ix OF the last will and teetament Of Henry Roe-
enneld late Of the county Of Rock Island state Of
Illinois, deceased. hereby gives notice that she
viii appear before the county court Of Rock leland
county, ct the county court room, in
the city Of Rock Island, at the January term, on
tae nrst Monday in January next, at which time
oil persons having claims against said estate are
notified and requested to attend, for the purpose
Of having the eame adjusted.
All persons indebted to said estate are 70.
queeted to make immediate payment to the I'M.
dsfsigled.
Dated this 9th day Of November, A. D.. 1877.
ALIcHA RosENFIHLp, Executrix.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-23
Snags In McKenna's way.

Washington. Dec. 23.-Many protests
against the confirmation Of Joseph Nc.
kenna to be associate Justice Of the
United States supreme court continue
20 come In. Senator Hoar. chairman Of
the judiciary committee. to which the
nomination was referred. has decided to
postpone consideration OF the subject
until Jan. II.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-23
Have You Been CoughinR

A day. week, q month, . year? Dr..
Bells Pine-Tar-H Honey will cure that
cough. There can be no doubt OF il.
1t has cured many others equally Sc
we're. Druggists cell it. rs cents.
No cure no pay.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-23
Indianlan To Re Annointed.

Washington. Dec. 23.-It 10 understood
that Leander P. Mitchell. of Indiana,
will soon be appointed by the president
assistant comptroller of the treasury In
place of Bowers. resigned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-23
GAIN" MARRY PLAIN GIRL IF SHE USES
SAPOL|O
TWENTY HURT At A CROSSING,
Three WIN Perhaps DIE Stage Eau q
feopjs oeruck b. Tr,ip.

People otruck b Traiu.
New rosk, Dec. s3.-Twenty psrscus
we're iajsssd. three pseAaps eNtally, q
. srsde crossing on the DslAwass. Laea.
awsasa and Western railroad bstw~Sp
Passiae and Delaware. N. J.. last nieAe
They were Ia q staes which was struek
By train. That any OF them eeesped
b regarded a. marvellous. The victilna
I'll Of Psssaic, are ss follows: Probably
fatally hurt-wiiiiam Crane, driver,
arm and shoulder broken. injured In.
ternaily. probably fatally: william No.
ran. head and body badly cut. skull be.
heved to be fractured: Charles Sven.
He. skull fractured. face cut, and In.
Jured internally. Seriously iniured-
Michael Burns. Lena bennett, Niehssl
Ernest. John .Feeny. John Hay, Paui
Jerry. Harry Johnson. Margaret Hitch.
en-. Samuel McAlpin, John Nixon.
George Roberts. Hugh Tobin, wilnam
Roberts ana Nellie waehdyke, arm
broken. head cut. In addition to thess,
several were slightly hurt.
Alithe victims are employed IN woth.
ern q Aldrich's mill at Deiawana. about
two miles from Passaic. They ride 60
and from their work In q big covered
stage. There were thirty-s.x persons
crowded into The stage last night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-23
THE MARKETS.
Chicago Grain and Produce.


Chicago. Dec. q.
Following were the quotations ON the
board Of Trade today: wheat-De-
usry. opened s5tsc. closed sac: Nav.
opened s3ac. closed sssc. Corn-De-
CENTER. opened and closed 2skc; Jan
nary. opened esi4c. closed nominal;
May. opened ard closed xsAc. Oats
Iecernber. opened 2iAc. closed sizc;
May. opened and closed .zNc. Pork
Decrmber. opened and closed nominal:
January. opened $50. closed 81 gu,
NAV. opened sSss. closed ss.s1h. Lard
-D~csmhsr. opened and closed nomi-
nal. January. opened and closed S<.s2i..
Produee. Butter Extra creamery.
ne per n. extra dairy. isc: fresh
packing stock, i,c. Eegs-Fresh stock.
NJ pr doz. Dressed Poul;ry-Turkeys.
sslec yer ~. chickens. 5lGs.c: ducks.
.Isc- Potatoes - Northwestern, 500
ssr Der hu- Sweet Potatoes-Illinols
reoea7s per bhI
Chicago Live stock.
Chicago. Dec. n
Hogs-Estimated receipts for the day.
N.of. quality good. left over about
lsoo. market active and feeling easier:
prices generally C lower. Gales ranged
Al Ie0e1G for pigs. Ss.3s93ssa for
hzht. S1isg31 for rough packing. q IS
sasfS for mixsd. aud s35s0asSK for
heavy packing and shipping lots. Cat
ue-hs;irnated receipts for the day. IL
40. quality very fair. market rather
slow on shipping and local account:
feeling steady: sod lots were strong.
while the common grades ruled easy;
quotations ranged at s5oo6ss0 for
choice 20 extra steers. Nto3se0 good
20 choice do. Nse1$ss fair 70 good.
Qs5ttto common 20 medium DO, S..so
err butchers steers. s30of31s stock
srs. GecQts feeders, G.soS3so cows.
81 sotSso heifer.. 9, fsd< 90 bulls. oxen
and stays. i1ooasis Tesas SEER. ana
nteesso veal calves. Sheep and Lambs
-Estiuated receipts for the day, 1000;
quality fairly good. market rather &C.
tive: feeling strong: prices UNCHANGED
and quotations ranged at 0eo6leo
wsHefs., saieStSo natives. and Nsoa
e1S lambs.
Milwaukee 0sais.
Milwaukee. Dec. q.
Whea;-stsadisf No. I noStheYn. &c:
No. sprine. s16soc: Nay, INC. Germ
Steady: No. & ~ 27c. Oato-yirm:
No white. Stk02%Ao. Rye-Sso. /.
Corn-NRsc.
H.y-TiSossy. ssoN, Wild, son.
Straw-etoet9.
tie
ESrS-i.c.
Chictens sec.
Turkeysse
Dacss-AllSe. &c; dressed, 100.
Cosl-Sofg, Ice
Cattle Butchers pay for corn fed steer
tsesSc; cows and heliers, 395,c; calves, ~,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-23
Publication Notes.
s scaa I:. o. 1t 6oSsss: +.


Ia The Circuit court 70 the Jsnusry tenn
1898. in chanoery.
Charles Coppens ~. nelanis Coppers.
A@davit Of non.fesidenee Of n, Janis Oop-
pens, the above named defendant, havisg
been fled in the clerks once Of the cir.
cult court Of said county. notice e therefore hsre
b given to the said nonresident defendant,
that tho complainant died his bill Of CON
plant in said court on the ehsnccry aide there
Of on the LIST day Of December. 1891, and that
thefeupon summons issued out Of said eolvt,
wherein said suit 10 nov pending, rstuFnablc
on the Arst Monday In The month Of JsnuaFy
maxi, - ID By Law required. Nov, unless you, ths
eaid nonresident defendant above named, Gels-
mis- Coppens. shall personally b and sppssr before
the said circuit court on the Arrt day Of next
term thereof, 70 be holden ct the Court HOUSE,
u and for the said county. on the first Monday in
January next, and plead, answer o. do0uf
to TIE said oomplainants bill Of complaint, tho
aame end the matters and things therein eharEod
and stated will be taken - confessed and Q de-
cree uttered against you according 70 ths payer
0DoAaD ". 0AunlB, CRk.
Rock Island, H.. December I. 1gV.
JouH 7. STAFFORD, Complsinantt 6olioitos.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-23
Chairman Loud Il Confident

Washington, Dec. 23.-ChairmanL Loud,
OF the house committee on postoffices.
has been working during the recess on
the report Of the committee on the Loud
bill and has practically completed IL.
He believes that the measure will ef-
feet q saving OF at least $40. 0o0, 900 an
nually and will wipe out the enormous
deficit that confronts the postoffice de-
partment every year. The bill is sweep.
Ing and eliminates single volumes and
sample copies from the second-class of
mail matter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-23
WAS FORTUNE Of WAR.
So q Cuban lnsurgsnt General
Recently from the Island
Says Of Ruiz oeath.
BIB QUOTES SOME MILITARY RULES,

moving That Annguren Would Have
Been Held Worthy 81 Death BeSh Sy
Spanish and United Seatss Lawn Of War.
Tells . Story Of Spanish D1plisisy Thaa
He vouches For Cenciliation Absu.
dened BY the spaniards.
New York. Dec. 23.-General Emilio
Nunes. . member Of the STAN Of Gen.
eral Comes and q veteran Of the tan
years war. arrived in New York yes.
terday from Cuba. ''The death OF
Ruiz" said General Nunes, was one
OF the fortunes Of the war. but the
spaniards In their desperate extremity
are seeking to make II appear that 1t
was the act Of savases and not an act
OF civilized warfare. and with the ex.
traordinary facilities they possess for
dissemination Of any sort Of news that
will help bolster up their tottering
cause they have succeeded in creating.
temporarily. a false impression. Per-
NIT me to quote to you from the mill
tary code Of Spain, in which It is pro.
vided that whosoever shall attempt to
induce any oficer. or any soldier, or
any body Of troops to Join the enemy,
or to desert his flag in time of war
shall be deemed guilty Of treason, and
the code provides that the offender shall
be first degraded in his office and then
suffer death.
Uncle Sam Has the Same Rules.
In your own military regulations It
Is provided that any officer or soldier
OF the enemy who advises or endeavors
TO persuade any officer or soldier
OF the United States to desert the ser.
vices Of the United States in time of
war shall be deemed worthy of death.
THESE are the rules that give complete
justification to Brieadier Aranguren for
his act. Ruiz was not killed under a
flag OF truce. but a. . SPY, warned be.
forehand not to enter the insursent
lines. and fully aware Of the conse-
quences that would follow q violation
Of the order.
Had an Experience Himself
I'm what was known as the little
war OF 1879 I was in command at q
plantation in Sagua. Juan Betarte, a
Spanish planter in Managua, a nom
combatant. came to me and said he de-
sired to introduce a friend. to which I
offered no objection. and he presented a
Few days later Colonel Aguilera, whom
l supposed to be Cuban in sympathy
with the movement against Spanish op
preston. I asked him why he did not
Join us. and was amazed when he in.
formed me that he was a colonel in the
Spanish army. I asked him why he
dared to come to my camp without per-
mission. and he replied that he came as
a brother Mason and made known to
me that he was a member Of that or
ganiEation. He said ne wanted to talk
on general topics.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-23
Chicaso's Civil Service Law,

Chicago. Dec. 2S.-Ever since Mayer
Harrison was elected there has been a
difference Of opinion between him and
his city attorney and the civil service
commission as to who were heads of
departments" the mayor claiming that
a large number OF ofiicials came under
that head. A case was made up and
referred to the state supreme court,
which has Just decided that the mayor
and corporation counsel are wrong and
that the only heads Of department"
exempt from civil service examination
are the commissioner Of public works.
osiicers Of the law department. the COL
lector. comptroller. chief Of police. and
chief OF the IRE department. This Il
dozens less than claimed BY the mayor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-23
Tar rities Of No value in 1llch,e,,.

Lansing. Mich. Dec a3.-Hundreds of
tax titles in Michigan were rendered
worthless by a decision Of the supreme
court. the effect Of the decision being
that when lands are bid OF to the state
for the taxes OF one year and are still
held by the state. such lands cannot
again be sold for the delinquent taxes OF
succeeding year,.