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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-03
VACANT PORTFOLIO.
May he Filled by Cornelius BIiS'-RseOn'
sIdsrs Ills DsCtHtOn.

May he Filled by Cornelius BIiSS-RseOn'
sIdsrs Ills DsCtStOn.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-senatoF-
elect Platrs conference with the Presi-
dent-elect, this afternoon. lasted for
half an hour, and was. as supposed.
devoted entirely to a discussion OF
ways and means to secure the repre-
sentation Of New York In the cabinet.
Mr.. Platt said tonight that Mr.. Nc
Kinlcy IL determined to have a New
Yorker in his official family and will
relax no effort to that end. In his talk
with Mr.. PIntt he said he had not
abandoned hope OF inducing Mr.. Bliss
to accept the vacant place-the secre-
taryship OF the interior.
Mr.. Bliss called upon Mr.. Plat to-
night, at the Arlington, and spent a
few minutes in consultation. He has
40 far yielded TO Mr.. McRtniey's wishes
az to consent TO take back his original
refusal OF q cabinet position. and to
promise TO further consider the offer.
His decision must be rendered tomor-
row.
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SWALLOW WON'T rw1rTEs
Afsr Making Sensational Charges Against
PennsyIyAniA state Oflcers.

Ansr Making Sensational Charges Against
PennsyIvAniA state OnIceTs.
HARRISBURG, Pa. March 2,-Rev.
DR.. S. C. Swallow. whose sensational
charges Of corruption and malfeasance
has made n great stir at tho capitol
created another sensation at to-day's
meeting Of the fire investigation COM
mItiee in Senator McCarrelrs Office
When the meeting was called to order,
the edItor-preacher asked the privilege
to open the proceedings with prayer,
This was granted and he began his
prayer by declaring that the committee
yHas making history and then asked'th
Lord In His wisdom TO direct their ac-
tions. After prayer Dr. Swallow serv-
ed notice on the committee that he
would refuse to testify. He said there
were numerous libel suits against him
and he was afraid TO incrtmtnate him
self. This ended the hearing. and 1t IS
likely the doctor will be hauled up for
contempt.
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MADE A REC0RD.
I'll, Train That Brought Vice President
Hobart 10 Washington.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-The Roy
nj Blue llnc train which brought Vice
presIdeni.clrct Hobart and party to
washington from New York over the
Jersey Central, Reading, and Bnltl-
more & Ohio rlilrolls, reached here at
nd, ~ m. having made the run IN fpur
bo,irs and 20 minutes. the best on re-
TSk,up out time for stops, thu total
run or gal mllrH from New York to
NM Iri1 was Without IncldcnL save
tb,t lhr people crowded the stations
1I"nr thc gaitr over the jersry Gem
trgf Re taHpg and Baltimore & OHIO
nni cnpcrcd the train 40 It passed aud
gGrkcd about II when It stopped No
snc"chca were made but at Philalol-
phIa tho party went to the rear plat,
Form of the train ard were introduced
one by one to the crowd In waiting,
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SOME INCIDENTS
Connected with the Prs'tdsnt'Efsct's
ArrIvAi at the Capital.

Connected With the Prsstdsnt'Efso"s
ArrIvAl At the Capital.
Special Dlspatch to the IntelllEeucer.
WASHINGTON, D. C., March THE
IntelllCenccr press dispatches VIII
doubtless give the details OF the ovation
given Major Mckinley, soon to be
President, upon his arrival here to-day,
but the bes. account OF 1t can scarcely
convey to the reader a correct impress
sion Of the enthusiasm as 1t appeared
10 the observer when the train reached
tho Sixth street depot. The Prestden-
tiaI marty nliHhted in the midst or
compnrativcly small crowd. the police
pnder orders having cleared the depot
building from the train platform
through to and including the rotunda.
Passing up the platform the President
elect paused at the engine and hnnueu
n large bouquet OF beautiful roses 70 the
engineer. who had made tho run over
from baltimore, There was cheering
from nil who witnessed It, and as the
parry proceeded the shouts Increased.
II was on the outside, however where
the most enthusiastic welcome was ac-
corded. There the crowd was immense.
and the cheering sweiled 10 roar. rms
continued na the carriages proceeded
m thn avenue toward the Ebbitt house,
Thousands OF voices adding to tho
cheers One enthusiastic individual
riding a bike wheeled his way up close
TO the carriage, despite warnings 10 the
contrary, and touched Major Mckln"
lev on tho arm as he bowled along Sc
cured his attention. What he wanted
WAS 70 Fbake hands. The distinguished
gentIeman smilIngly consented, and
thcy clasped hands amidst renewed
cheering. The whcclman then rode
AWAY contented.
Iipon reaching his hotel, Major Nc
KinIpy avoided the Jam by slipping in
by the ladies' entrance, went directly TO
Tho apartments prepared for him and
snon afterwards admitted number OF
callers, including Governor Bushnell.
SSnator-to-bc llama and Senator Ell
klng.
II Is stated tonight that there are
nIrradv 70 OOJ strangers In the city. 1t
Is ,,rrdIcted IN como quarters that the
inoi,g1lraI crowd will not equal many
FORMER ones, but IL the weather remains
good there is probability, based on
T1ilroad figures. that the coming event
w5tt Ell nutstrir all others In the number
OF persons attending
There are not many West NIrElnIAns
horS vet. but many arc expected to-mor-
row. and the nearby points in the state
il ia arid Will turn out large delegations,
which viii reach Washington Thursday
morning.
SrioHg those here now are W. II, Fur
bae Of Mnunlngton &, W. Wiser, p. NJ.
shownIter, OF Falrmont; II. Z. Bnbb and
q n. StaIIngs Of KeyHcr; n d. Nc
CARLY, OF BuckhannOn; i. Il. Plfer and
wife. +. e. uaymtitcr. Hon John iran
non and HIS two daughters, ana {. +;
Moon. OF piedmont. II. w. Mcclure and
e II. Bailey, Of Wheeling
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Special Dispatch to the IntelliEeneer.
KINGWooD, w. Va, March q
There was considerable surprise here
today when It was learned that Hon.
James A. Brown the well known law
YER. Of this town, had made an assign
GSent The papers were illed at noon
TO-DAY. naming Henry Clay Hyde and
LEROY Shaw as trustees. Mr.. Brown
transfers all his real esthte and per
sonai property to the trustees for the
benefit OF his creditors. The liabilities
are put at eighteen thousand dollars,
AIR. Brown followed farming eXten-
sIycly and also engaged In manufac-
turing lumber. The decline In prices
four years ngo was the beginning OF
his losses. Hon. VIM, g. Brown Is the
largest loser
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rrsi,l,- PItt.Gnrrh Purehs.s.

Special Dispatch 10 thS tHtehtEehcer'
PITTSBURGH, March Ill NJ.
Priest. of steubenvllle, o., has purchased
the steel pressed ceiling Misunderstanding
pIHnt OF Northrop & Company, South
Twenty- third and Mary streets, this city,
u 10. Erikine. an attorney, of Sieubcn.
vile, attended to the legal part Of the
transfer for Mfr Priest The latter Is
connected with the LaBcllc Iron Com
many. of Wheeling, and Jefferson Iron
Company. OF Steubenville, Ohio.
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unava,rlng connrmatIon'.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The con-
flrmatloa by the senate yesterday OF
81 nominations OF presidential post
masters Is expected to be unaVailinG
so far as about five-slxths OF them are
concerned. The obstacle tstthe fact
that the Allng OF bond is a pre- re-
ouisItc of the issuance Of commission.
Most OF the offices are, OF course, TOO
far OF TO allow this tcchnlcNllty 20 be
overcome and the result Is leaving
about 25 OF these postoflices to Mr. Nc
K lnlnE'S dlgpOsnl.
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ATKINSON ARRIVES
At the State Capital, and is
Warmly Welcomed
BY PEOPLE OF CHARLESTON,
And a Large Number of Rspubll'
can Visitors on the Ground.
ALL PREPARATIONS COMPLETED

For uho Inaugural Ceremonies. Which
WHt BO on a Scale Never Before Wit
messed In ChArIsStOn-AdVsnt OF ElkInS
Cadets E1psctAntly Looked For-stato
I.SaEaS MsstS TO-dAy-ThorO Woro FOnI
Candidates for President, bat the With
drAwaI OF Barrett, OF Huntington, Last
Night, Relieves the situation oils Com.
pIIcatiOnS.
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SALEM, Ore, March 2.-Forcible
steps are to be taken to organize the
lower branch OF the legislature. The
temporary house passed u resolution ap-
pointing a number OF assistant SER
Ceant-at-ar to arrest absent mem-
bers and bring them In. This step
was taken on the legal opinion that the
temporary organization has power to
compel the attendance OF absent nfeH1'
hers. Twenty-one members were pres
cnt at the meeting Of the house: They
nil subscribed to the oath OF office and
were sworn In by Chief Justice Moore.
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Tried 10 Bribo Legislator.

ToPENA, Ilas., March IA sensa-
ton was sprung in the Kansas state
senate to-day. Two members, Senators
THUS ana Jumper, arose and said
they had each been offered one thous-
and dollars to support certain meas-
urc concerning the Kansas City stock
yards. The parties were named and one
Of them. Al TouchIs, has been placed
Mndnr nrreHt.
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THE RUIZ CASE.
President Cleveland Leaves the Matter to
Ills Successor.

President Cleveland Leaves the Matter 70
Ills Successor.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-The Presl-
dent to-day sent to the senate report
made by Secretary olney. on the resolu-
tIon requesting the correspondence in the
case OF Rtcharo Ruiz. The report
suggests the inadvISabilIty OF supplying
the correspondence at this time, which
suggestion the President endorses, say
Ing that 1t would be incompatible with
the public interest to do 10 pending the
public and exhaustive investigation
about to be Instituted"
The President adds the suggestion'
THAT the consul general should have
professional aid In ouch investigation
though that matter together with the Sc.
lection Of the particular persons to act
with him properly devolveS upon my
successor in office"
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FAR INTO NIGHT
Both Houses of Congress Were
Struggling Desperately
TO WIND UP THE BUSINESS

or the SssalOn-IntsrnAtional lEonstSEy
Conference Bill Agreed Silver Rspub.
IlOan Senator'S AEako q statsmsnt-TRS
House Has . BusV Time oEIt-SsnSh .
Amendments 20 River and HsrhOI
ItsmS cOnsurred In Eby the HOass,
Which Cary the Ohio and Great KaaS
RwhS River Appropriations.
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spccfni Dispatch to The IhIeIIlHFhc0Ft
KINGwooD, w. Va, March .
The officers in this county, who have
been two years trying to capture Isaac
sbultx, brought him to jail here today,
after n severe struggle In taking him
He is charged with violating. tho rev.
cnue laws, He was arrested two years
ago but escaped from the constables.
and swore he would never be taken
lIl.n
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WASHINGTON, March 2-Patcnts
have been issued to West Nirginians
as follows: James II. Bllcy, Leading
creek. combined planter ana fertilizer
distributor, A. w. Breus, assignee and
G. Milton. cattle gate, Ernest W,
ShortridgeR. ISenOsha, afr brake lose
coupling: Mary A. Nalkcnrath, Hunt
ington, lamp burner attachments; Sam
uei w. WIT, Toll Gate, asslgnOr TO j,
II, GrcgE, West Union, carpet or door
strip,
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QUEENSTOWN, March s.-ThS
british ship Cromartyshire, Capt. Hen
,lcrson from San Francisco on Nov %
SSr thIs mort. and one OF four sailing
vcssels which have been engaged In 9
race from San Francisco to the Unlted
Kingdom, has arrived here. None OF
tbc other racers have been signalled.
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BRIGHT SUNSHINE
tirects the Entrance OF the Prcst.
dent.Elect Into Washington,
vIIo ARRIVED AT NOONTlDE.
Comparatively Little Ceremony
and Publie Demonstration,
OWING TO Ills EXPRESS DESIRE.

In,msn'o Crowds Gath :
cred at the Depot and At the EbbItt
Mou,,, Where tie Was safely Blllsted by
,n. Employment OF a Llttlo strategy.
More Cabinet Gossip Started by The Fact
rhut One Berth Remains to be FILLED.
HulldlnEs Along the Lime OF March
Brilliantly Decorated, aid ThouSandS Of
visitors Pouring Into the city On Every
Incoming TraIu.
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Special Disnatch to the In!tOllIgsneer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, March g.
When the special train bearing the next
governor OF West Virginia and party. ar
rived at the state capital at o'clock to-
night, an hour late. there were enough
stalwart Republicans already on the
ground from all parta OF the state to
make Il good sized league convention.
They had been coming In all day and the
hotels were full 20 overfiowlnG. The
Atkinson party was not the first one to
arrive from Wheeling. A small delega-
tlon, as IL sort OF advance guard OF the
big one expected tomorrow, had preced-
ed the special, and was on hand 70 help
welcome the new governor TO his new
home.
The latter's party left Wheeling at s
o'clock this morning, IN the private car
NJ General Manager Burt, OF the Ohio
River railroad, and consisted OF the gov
crnor-elect and his three daughters.
Misses Bessie, Florence and Nellie, and
his son, George W. Atkinson, jr.. Miss
Lizzie Lucas, Col. Morris Horkhelmer
and Mrs. HOrkhelmer, Col Frank j..
Vearne, OF Wheeling, Col. Thumns b.
Gould, OF Tucker. county, Messrs. II. 4.
Wolff, A. B. Butler, Guy Scott and g. a.
Dunnlngton, OF Wheeling. The trip was
very pleasant, and at nearly every sta
ton there were groups OF citizens gather
ed 10 pay their respects to the next gov
ernor, who greeted them in his charac-
terIsIic manner from the rear platform
Col. Horkheimer, who for the time be-
Ing was the governors chief OF staff, DIS
pensed the hOSpltalltleS OF the occasion
with a lavish hand, and proved himself
every inch an ideal soldier. He was ably
assisted by his orderly Captain Thomas
Lewis.
All preparations have been made for
the Inauguratlon ceremonies, which will
be on scale never before witnessed In
Charleston. Everybody is looking for
ward expectantly to the advent OF the
ElkIus cadets OF Wheeling.
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SEE the rev song RNCk-n-Byc Lady
hy Miss Flora II. PollRck. Words by
Eugene Field. on sale Mt
r. W. BAuMER cos,
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PREVENT sickness and save doCtora'
hills nj this season by keeping your blood
ri n and pure with HOod's Sarsap0rilla.
AAf'' 49, -
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CRETAN NEWS.
NIusuuImam Gsndarn,es at CHneH Revolt.
Pay in Arrears.

NIusuuIsnan Gsndarmes at CaneH Revolt.
Pay in Arrears.
CANEA, Island OF Crete, March as
D. m.-The Mussulman Eendarmes, In de-
mandlng their arrears OF pay this after
noon revolted, fred shots and threatened
to provoke a massacre. The foreign
marines were summoned, surrounded the
barracks OF the gendarmes and fired vol
leys under the windows az a warning.
The gendarmes did not reply. The town
Is now in a state OF panic. The colonel of
gendaImes, sulelman Bey, was wounded
by the n1uuaeers and IS dying. In add
ton, several other Turkish officers were
wounded by the revolving gendarmeH.
The Italian marines fired upon the latter,
wounding several OF them. The rematn-
der are now yielding. and will be dis
armed and put In irons.
The insurgents effected n junction with
the Greek regulars before bomharding
the block house at StavaroS on Sunday.
The MussulmanS OF Canea are 30 In
censed and excited at the danger OF the
oor-rellEionlsts that the lives Of Euro
peans are in danger and the foreign con-
sulates are treatened.
PARIS, March "a dispatch to Ec-
lair, from Canea, says 1t is reported there
that 1000 Mussulmans who were intern
cd IN the fortress near Saline have ell
been massacred, and that great appre-.
hension Is felt in regard to the fate of
900 NlussulmanS who are besieged near
Gambia,
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Observation-Disclosures Slut
gart, New York.
Werra, Genoa,
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While President Cleveland was Cx-
tending this courtesy 10 his successor,
the Vice PreSluent- was eutert0ln-
ing Secretary Porter and some chosen
friends at dinner ut the Arlington.
Secretary Olney also provided bOun-
teous dinner and invited some friends to
meet two members OF the new cabinet,
MeSsrB. Gary and Gage.
Major Mckinley left tho white house
about 10 o'clock and Immediately res
turned to the Ebbltt, There being
nothing definite known az to the time
OF his return no crowd had collected
about the hotel doors. Major Mckinley
ahEhted from his carriage. hurried
through the corridor. und took the ele-
Vator for his apartments, where he re-
m0lned the rest OF the evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-03
THE STATE LEAGUE.
Interesting Contest for the Prs'IdonCy'
Barrett NIthdraVS.

IM1eEeatInR CUntesL ior he
Barrett VVIthdraws.
Special Dispatch to the IntslllEencer
CHARLESTON, W, Va, March q
Interest tonight centres on the discus
sion OF the probabilities OF to-morrow'1
convention of the state league, Many
delegates are here and more arriving on
every train. 1t Is safe to say that almost
every county will be well represented.
The question OF who will be president 70
succerd Charlie Elliott IL the all absorb
ine tonic. There was a four coTnered
fight, and everything was in doubt for
awhile. The candidates were Howard
Atkinson, OF Wheeling. and Thomas J:
barrett, OF Warrington, T.. 2. Hood, OF
Charleston. and Arnold ScherT. OF Grant
county, the latter not personally urging
his claims, however.
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There Is great interest in the contest
for the honor, and there was much but
ton hoNng OF delegates tonight, Arnold
Scherr, it was thought by many, would
be happy choice. The situation, how
ever, was relieved OF complications
somewhat at a late hour tonight by Mr.
Barrett withdrawing from the contest:
which probably means the election OF
Mr.. Atkinson.
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President ELECT received many hints rs
to the easiest manner TO bear the bur-
dens OF the responsibilities that win bo
imposed upon his family In tho manage
mPnt of the white house during the next
four years.
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The convention will meet tomorrow:
md IL is expected that ita business VIII
be concluded before night, as the pro-
ceedings viii be mainly OF a routine char
ac,cr. the only matter OF interest being
Inc election OF president. G. A. d.
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1ipon reaching his hotel, Major Nc
Kinley avoided the jam by slipping in
by the ladies' entrance, went directly TO
The apartments prepared for him and
soon afterwards admitted a number OF
callers. including Governor Bushnell,
Scnator-tO-bc Hanna and Senator Ell
klng.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28
NEWS NOTES.

The Cuban League of the United
States is organizing branch league in
every city in this country of 5000 or
more inhabitants.
The German savings bank. of Des
Moines, Ia, assigned on the 21st The
deposits are $40. The depositors
will be paid in full. but the stockhold-
ers will lose everything. No other
banks are affected.
President Cleveland has refused to
pardon Frank l.. Turner. convicted in
Kansas for counterfeiting, and Thomas
A. Robbins, Jr., of Missouri, sentenced
to three months imprisonment and
| 81 900 fine for conspiracy.
| In refusing an application for par
don for man convicted of pension
fraud. President Cleveland said
'.Those who. through prostitution o.
the pension laws and by forgery. seel
to defraud the government and abuse
its benevolent intentions toward ole
soldiers, need not expect to easily OBJ
tain clemency at my hands.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28
Trustees Sale

Whereas Ariel NJ Conover, by his deed of trust
dated April g. 1886, and recorded in the record
er 5 office within and for Bates county, Missouri
in book No. 135 page 40t conveyed to the under
signed trustee the following described real es-
tate living and being situate in the county OF
Bates and state of Missouri, to-wit:
All of the east half of lot four al of the north
west Quarter and the south half OF the west
half OF lot four "a of the northeast quarter an !!
the east half of lot three 80 of the northwest
Quarter and the west half of lot three t51 OF the
northeast quarter all in section three t5) oi
township thirtynine t39l of range thrty-ohe t5l,
in Bates county, Mo, containing one huhnreu
and forty acres more or less. which convey ance
was made In trust TO secure the payment OF thfe
certain notes fully described IN sald ueed oi
| trust: and whereas. default has oeen Hade III
the payment of one of said notes which said hoIt
was for Si0a and was due and payable January J
| l. 1sa7 and the same Is now past uas anu
| unpaid Now therefore, at the request OF ths
| legal holder Of said note and pursuant 10 IN.
conditions of said deed of trust, l VIII proceea
! to sell the above described premises at punu'
yepdue. to the highest bidder for cash, al th'
east front door of the court house. in the city o
Butler county of Bates and state Of missouri ,"i
| rnasst4,. F-hrn-., z. 1897.
between the hours of nine o'clock IN the lore
noon and tiye o clock in the afternoon OF ina
day for the purposes of satisfying sa'd note
S46n with interest and costs.
This sale will he made subject 10 the fa!lheh
of the remaining two notes OF ssp anu NV
fully described in said deed of trust.
| CHARLES " CLARDI.
| s.r Trustee
The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-28
Trustee = SAFE.

Whereas John Reavis and Sarelda 4 Reavis,
his wife by their deed ot trust dated November
10Th isSI and recorded in the recorders office
within and for Bates county Missouri, IN
nook No So page 5l6 conveyed to ! b bfu,
gler as trustee, the following described real
estate living and being situate in the county OF
Bates and state of Missouri, to-wit:
The northeast quarter OF the southWest
quarter of section twenty seven t2.) township
fortv-one (4D range thirty-two t5s), Whieh
convey ance was made in trust to secure Ine
payment of one certain note fuiiy desciineu
In said deed of trust; and whereas deiault mas
beer made In the pa, ment OF the prtnclpai an
interest of said note now past d1e ana unpsi"
and whereas il is provided in said trust ueeu
that in the absence from the state or reiusal 70
act the tn. n acting sheriff o: Bates comfy
an Ali execute the trust aud whereas bru-
yier the trustee AIMED therein. is absent from
the state Now the refore. at the request OF .he
legal holder of said note and pursuant 10 tne
conditions OF said deed of trust. Will pro.
ceed TO sell the above described premises a'
public yendue to the highest bidder Tor casn
at the cas-. front door of The court mouse: ~
the city of Butler, county of Bates ana stsse
OF Missouri, on oo-
Tuesday February :, 1885,
b.tweeu the hours of nine o'clock in The iofe
| noon and tve O'Clock in the afternoon OF VIA
jsv for ;h- purposes of satisfying said Sehs
| interss, and costs. r. an
| Sheriff of Bates County, NJ Actins trustee