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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-16
IN MEMORY OF WOLFE TONE.
Cornerstone of Monument to an
Irish AgitatOr Laid at Dublin.


Irish Agitator Laid at Dublin.
DUBLIN, Aug. 15.-The whole city was en-
fete to-day in connection with the laying of
the foundation stone of the monument in
memory of Wolfe Tone The municipal Of
fees and many business houses were closed.
Thousands of excursionists arrived, and
many people were in attendance from the
United States, Australia, France and Italy.
There was an immense procession to the
site of the monument 1t included repre-
sentatives of all the civic and trade So
cieties who followed a memorial car con-
tanning the foundation stone. which was
decorated with flags presented by the
Daughters of Erin, SO, of New York city.
Mr.. John O'Leary and Captain O'Connell,
of New York. headed the procession which
occupied two hours in passing given point.
Mr.. James Stephen also rode in an open
carriage. Mr.. OLeary laid the stone with a
silver troWel sent from Connecticut by a
granddaughter of Wolfe Tone. In the even
ing the lord mayor entertained the dele
gates.
On the return of the Belfast contingent
to that city at II O'Clock tonight a fierce
conflict ensued between the contingent and
hostile crowd which had gathered and was
missiles were thrown and many persons
were slightly injured and a number of WIN
dows were broken.
Theodore Bald Wolfe Tone. whose me-
mortal is the central feature of the fes-
tivitieS in Dublin to-day. was the real origi-
nator Of the Irish movement that eliminated
in the rebellion of 1898. He founded the
United Irishmen. Tone was Protestant,
but he had imbibed socialist ideas. and was
bitterly hostile to the priests of that day,
whose influence counteracted his own. In
Westford, where the instruction went
farthest, the ablest leaders were priests, but
they acted against the then policy of their
church. Tone offered his services to VIM.
Pitt, but they were declined. he left a most
interesting account of his Partisan adj
ventures, and his tomb is still the object
of an annual pilgrimage.
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MAN Not he Censured.

LONDON. Aug 16.-The Times this morn
ing comments editorially on the curious sit
uation of the designations of General Blan-
co and General August, and expresses the
opinion that neither of the retiring gov
errors general will be very severely cen
sured on their arrival in Spain.
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ences in sight for many American women
new opportunities. new duties. and new
trials ana separations. Perhaps there IS in
store for American mothers that desolating
experience which English women in India
nave SO long had to endure-the parting
from young children sent home from trop-
ical countries to grow up and be educated
at home
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Boston TranscriI

GUotUI IItlIIoNttpts'
day be the worlds language. II is more
than interesting TO note that while DIR.
hansen was in Russia he made use OF Eng
lish i'm addressing the Russian Geographical
Society and in conversation with the grand
dukes and other DISTINGUISHED personages.
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May Enlist CoIored Cooks.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 15.-Under the au-
thority of the act of Congress providing for
the enlistment of cooks in the regular and
volunteer armies of the United States, the
secretary of war has given instructions that
colored cooks may be enlisted for white reg
iElentS of volunteers.
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KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Aug. 15.-Additional
details relative to the terrible cloudburst
in Hawkins county. last Friday morning,
we're received in this city tonight 1t was
previously reported that twenty lives were
Loot in the flood. but it Is now estimated
that perhaps thiy.y-two persons became
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worlx Of Robert p. PORTER.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-Robert p. Por-
ter, the superintendent of the last general
census of the United States, has been APP
pointed a commissioner to examine and re-
port upon the finances, banking system and
customs laws of Cuba and Porto Rico.
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VO1Z'S Shoes
Durable, Stylish, Comfort
able and Cheap.
TRY THEM
No. 6 East Washington Street.
my THEM-

ing lacking in practical value it is the most
practical feature of our whole school sys-
tenn. II equally good results have not been
reached in New York the fault may be not
with the system, but with those in charge of
it. or with the equipment with which they
have been provided.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-The secretary
of the treasury has received conscience
contribution of $500 in an envelope post
marked Louisville. Ky.
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CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 15.-The attorney
general has decided to bring an action
against the American Wire and Steel Com
pany under the antitrust law.
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NEW YORK, Aug 15.--Late tonight a
trolley car on the Nassau line, of Brook
iyn, Jumped the track at the corner OF
Rogers avenue and + street. Thirty persons
a1~ reported to have been layureu.
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Bede's Budget

3
The Illinois troops were sent to Porto Rico
because they had been acclmated In HgyDt
and had become immune In the Chicago
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-15
WARMING 70 LAWN SPR|NHLERS.


The scarcity % water in some parts
81 the city calls Cor The strict enforce
mont of the city ordinance In relation
70 the use Of water The attention Of alt
persons using lawn sprinklets IL spcci-
nlly called 20 the following provision
Of the ordinance;
Sec. Is. sprlnkiers FOR lawns. gardens
and yards must only he used Tor The
purposes paid FOR. No nozzle nor
sprinkllng shall be allowed larger than
onc-fdurth of an inch in diameter. and
no sprlnkliuF shall be- allowed except in
connection with other water service.
The city Is hereby divided into two
sprlnkling diHtrlCta. All that portion %
the city lying euat and north uf iu1
following boundaries n hereby made
ana declared 90 be the upper spr.nElins
district. To wit: Commdncln. at tiin
Intersection of First West and seventh
North streets and running thence south
along said First West street 90 second
North street thence east along said Sec
oud North street 90 Apple street. thence
s1uthcasteriy along Apple street 90
First North street. thence east along
anii First North street 90 East
Temple street. thence south nlung said
East Temple street 90 North Tomple
street, thence cast along North Temple
street 60 State street. thence south
along State street 90 South Temple
street. thence east alnnr South Tenn
south alonr said Sixth East street 90
Liberty Park And ail p,rsonH taking
water from the mains on South Temple
street east N State Street and those
taking from the mains on sixth East
street shall he doom q 90 boiong TO the
upper snriuk'Inr district.
All that portion 1f the city lying
south and wost % tn foregoing bouu-
dnrieH Oh hereby made and declared 10
De- the lower arilnklinE dlftlct.
Snrinklcra f1r Lawna Side
Wallis, streets. windows and
triei MUST M fsrp P6,vII.Y nF.
TWEEN THE HOURS or G AND .
4. NJ. AND Z AND =. ~. AND ~
TifE LOWER DISTRICT BETWEEN
THE HOURS or AND 10 A. NJ.
AND AND =. M.dnfing tho months
Of July. August, September md October
Of zach year Thirty minutes each day
shall De allowed Tor the tprlnk'lnr of
each one hundred square yards NJ
lawn IN the upper district. and twenty /.
minutes for the Same area Ia the lower
district.
Any person violating any Of the pro- |
visions ~ this section. or ~ any rr1r- i
lamatlon made by ths Mayor In pursu. /
ancc thereof shall, on conviction. ha ]
fined IN any sum not exceeding ton dol.
lars Tor the first ofients. and NOT DX- .
ce,dlng twenty dollars Tor each Eubgc- 4
quont pnunHH
LIT al pcraous Interested take duo
notice and govern their lawn rprluklins
JoHN r. GAME.
Superintendent uf WutFrtgnrffH
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Notice 90 hereby rivcn by James
pOuiton.ua trustee undUr certain deed
NJ .ruut wherein Jant LivnE8,un
WiulntuB rs flg1t party. H4id trustee n
second party ana iamrr Q. F1ul'ur %
third party aad beneficiary. which s1li
Trust y "a u dated Anr.t 10. 1895. auI
- recorded in the county records CO..
salt Lake County on said date In iiHuE
- y" OF MlriEagcn, az page al, rcfor-
ence 20 which decd Ia hereby made.
and the same o. hereby made part
hereof, as followa.
Whereas. hy sll1 Trust Deed the
said iirW party conveyed fhs property
hereinafter described 20 Rald SECOND
party In trust 90 secure The payment
or two crigaln pr1mlfs1Fy nAttH msn-
toned In Hlid Trust Dotd with inter
rst. nng note f1r $4,000 and one for
$1,000, Of even date with Fal1 Trust
Deed, said Seventeen Hundred anu
nity dollar note being payable on tho
i1,h day u APRIL 1897. and
Whereas. said Trust Decd provided
that IN case said iir1t party should fail
or refuse 90 pay sold debts or either OF
them or the Interest thereon whom IN.
sumo became due. then ~ tho request
" the LEGAL holder M said note or notes.
the said second rarty should proceed 10
sell the said property ln said decd aud
hereinafter dra1rlucd,or any part there
of, at the time ana place and In the
manner provided IN sHid decd and on,
of the proceeds NJ said raie frat nay The
costs and expenses Of executing said
trust, Including compensation 10 said
trustee Tor n.y. services and attorneys
fees, 40 provided therein. ana after.
wards the amount or amounts due on
said note or notes; and
whereas knld note of $4,000 has been
paid, hut the Seventeen hundred and
my dollar note has not been paid, OF
any part thereof and thcro h over
$4,000 Interest duc thereon. aud snid
principal and interest In now due and
payable, and said first party has faiIed
neglected, and refused 10 pay the same.
and
whereas, said third party Is the legal
owner and holder ~ said note of
N5i0.00 with interest thereon, ana has
requested and demanded that T. said
trustee. sell said property in accordance
with the provisions Of said deed:
Now, Therefore, ON account N,
said defaults and said demands made
hy said third party and under ana
by virtue Of the authority lp mo
vested by Hnid Trust Deed and in
accordance herewith. | win rell on
saturday, tho I'm day Of August. is9s.
at the hour NJ e O'Clock ~. ON said
date. at public ycndur 20 the highest
bidder for cash, nt the west front door
II the County Court House ~ SAT-
Lake County, In Salt Lake city, Utah.
the property hereinafter described, and
ul tho right title, benefit ANA equity
NJ r'drmpuon'of said Iane Livingston
Mn9lcls, her heirs and assigns. Of. In
and 90 Huld property Tor the purposes
nfurcsnid The property to be sold
10 described aa follows. to-wit.,
Comm 'nclns nt the northwest corner
nt Lot live l5i, Block Thirty tgOl I'm
Plat 3D. salt Like Survey. In
'llt Lake city and County. STATE of
100 "a, running thence euat eight f9
rods, thence south rlX 90 rods. thence
Vest eight 80 rods; therce north slx fg
rods to the place of beginning.
JAMES POULTON,
YOUNG & MOVIE,
Attorneys for Trustee.
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Buckeye Mining Company. situation OF
Principal place ~ business. No.
i0s Mccormick Block. Salt
Lnfu city, Utah.
Notice ~ hereby given that at a
meeting of tho Board of Directors Of
the Buckeye Mining CO., held at Salt
Lake city. Utah. June -. 1885 un as
seHsmcnt of thrCe-fourtha Cil of one
ul per cent per share was levied ON
tho capital stock of tho corporation
payable at once To ilriaut s. Young.
secretary, No. i0s Mccormick block.
Salt Lake city. Utah. and any stock
upon which the assessment shall re-
main unpaid on thr 2Sth day ~ July.
l9s, win be delinquent and advertised
for sale az public auction, and "
payment n not made before viii br
sold on the iOtt day of August 1895
AZ the hour of p, m. az The office of
the company. Nd. i0s Mccormick
block, Salt Lake city Utah, to pay
ASSIGNMENT aud costs OF advertising
and expenses ~ sale.
BRIANT S. YOUNG.
Secretary
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~ IL the Only one Needed by spain Pros.
poets ~ Peace.

New York. July iit-Formcr Prcni-
/ dent iiaullmin illrrlaln. In an Inter
View regarding General Tnrul'H sur
render. saidi
whether the ran N Santiago will
lead % peace proposals on the part "
Spain d q matter Ut cuniu.iure.
spain he not a country mat can be
reasoned with except by force. Nov
n % were any other country with
which we were ~ war ! would have
no hesitation In thinking thai an evCnt
such As happened today. ln the face ~
previous disasters. would mean the
cessation OF hnaiuluaa ttut one has 90
consider Ia discussing the probability
W peace the peculiar position spain 4,
ln. From the beginning her govern
meni had ~ make the choice between
foreign or civil war. Tho question N
peace now turns mainly upon the situ-
alton In spanish politics. Empower
lshod and disheartsn ned By the revsrHes
they have sustained. think that n the
spanish ministry could dUp.ni upon
the army ai home ~ put down any In.
Hurrecil1n that might arise. they would
AZ once sue FOR peace. by continuing
the war Spain ~ only inviting further
disaster. Her navy has been destroyed.
Sho u no Longer q naval power. Moth
lng shc has left could even cope with
n detachment ~ our fleet. Cam4ra
ron N our ships AZ completely as was
CrrVcrl
without ships 20 defend them. an her
Possessions and even all her home
puris arr opfn 10 capture or deHtruc-
tl1n by our navy. In the face ~ thraf
conditions. 70 ~ dlfiicur i0 see what
other course can hn taken by Spain
thln O. ask Tor peace.
lu any event. the subsection nf cuba
j. simply q question NJ time while
further rrnHinnce may De made. 10 Ia
moro apparent than ever that ihefr
can De- but one issue o. the war More.
over The successive great l1saes snnin
has suffered tend O. make tho home ne
nation easier Tor TIE Spanish gnvern-
mrnt These lnrsCf mako the people
over there rcnilze the utter hnptirlr-
nefa ~ the struggle ana will open
Their eyes 90 the fact that thr longer
ihe war IL carried on the greater viii
be their humiliation
General Harrison declined 20 give an
opinion AZ 20 the pdiry rho govern
ment should ad1pi in the matter NJ r.
nlnins tn Philippine ana other cnn-
querrd Spanish possessions. II will be
lnvldinun, h. said fnr me 90 discuss
any subject which would become part
% the pence negotiations
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respondent adds. have advised their
governments respecting Germany
line OF policy. which seems quite set
tied. Germany would prefer thc main
tenance u the status quo. but u as a
consequence ~ the war Spanish SOW
preirniy disappears. American SOW
crcignty must not De It's successor. An
international agreement, the cores
pendent asserts. VIII be established
ana the powers Interested In the
Islands would each be called on TO
pondpni adds
This DE- the logical outcome Of the
Monroe doctrine. the principle u
which win be employed in Europe 10
order 90 protect Itself against Amcrl-
can Interference. and unlrsf appear
spite of the talkod.nf AnEio-saNon al
lIance viii do the same aH the other
powers"
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STA Persons hilled and rwenty-slx Injured
4 ierrlno Explosion.

nuniio, y. v, July li-py the OK
ploalun NJ boiler In the Niagara
starch works today tho building was
wrecked. six persons KILLED and TWEEN
ly-HlN injured Two others are miss
lng VIII are supposed 90 have per
shed. OF ne six persons who were in
he building, only two escaped, Most
- the injured were persons outside the
works. Scarcely a house within 1000
loot NJ the works escaped being hIi
with bricks, twisted Iron or heavy tim,
befs,
Dead; william Kerry. engineer.
Henry SchlffenstcIn, uromln. Casper
Walter, mllleT Charles Eniemluu.
canister; Mrs. Joseph W, H0yt, BABY
Hoyt
Seriously Injured Baby sloss. skull
fractured, VIII dc; Alax sloss. shout
Ser fractured, Mrs. Michael Meyers
'iht broken Albert BInkert, lee
broken.
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NOTICE on AsstssMnNr.
FlssURE MININa coMpANY.

Principal place Of business, 1876 east
second South street, salt Lake City.
Notice IL hereby given that al a
meeting of he board OF directors held on
the 23rd day OF April. 1895. an assess-
ment OF mills on each share was
levied on the capital stock of said cor
poratlon payable on or before July 20.
1873, 10 IL. Green, treasurer, al i0j
east Second South street. slit Lake
Guy Utah Any stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid hy the
2lat day Of july, 1895. win bt delinquent
ana advertised Tor sale 40 public aur-
ton, ana unless payment n made be-
fore viii Doe SOLD on Tho ION DAY Of
August, 1885, 20 pay the delinquent as
1rFHmentH together with me cost OF
advertising ana expense % sale.
H. GREEN.
Secretary Flssurc Mining CO.
i0b east lahd South street salt
Lake city rt9h, June e3rd 1893
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N,IIItI

Notlce-Zlon's Benefit Building So
clety The annual meeting of IN stock
holders " lions Bpncnt iluildlnE 500
clcty viii be held at the T. c. ~ l. Shoe
Factory on Tuesday, July ~, 1895, nt \
O'Clock .. m, for the election OF officers
Tor The ensuing year, the presentation
" The financial report and the trlnsac-
ton OF such other business as may law
fully some before the meeting
EDGAR HOWE, Secretary.
Salt Lake city. June 90. 1895.
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Advicch received az London from
lhe Canary Islands under date " July
:. say The two spanish torpedo beats
were sun ai Las palmnB ana u was
announced that spanish warHhip was
AZ anchor go Teucrln ships were not
allowed O. enter the hirh1r after dsrk.
nni tho coast lights wert distinguished.
Most OF the visitors had loft tho place.
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rsrnAY rouNp Norrcr

one light hay Horse about ytll,,
old, left hind foot white n ~"
shoulder.
II the above described animal Is y.
claimed and taken away on or bslgs
July IL, ls9s, he Will be sold az ~"
Estray Pound az y. m.
JOHN o. NATION,
Poundkeeper
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No. No

and. In accordance with law
and an order OF the Board
OF Directors made on Die 3ist
day OF May. 1895, 80 many shares
OF each parcel OF such stock as may
be necessary, viii be sold az the Secrr.
tnrys office. Room 30i Progress Build
ing lA9 Main street salt Lake CITY.
Utah, ON the 10th day OF July. 1895. az
10 o'clock am, 10 pay delinquent as.
scsament thereon. together with the
cost OF advertising and expenses OF
sale.
JOSEPH BOEHMER,
Secretary Sheep Rock Mining and Mil.
ing Company.
Room s0i Progress Building. Salt
Lake city. Utah.
Dated, July LIST. lsss.
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NbTltE
The petition OF Sarah A u,t..
praying for the admission 90 p..',,n..a
or a ccrtnin document. pufp9ri' ~
he ihe last VIII and Tr4tap,".. F.
Newell liodgmnn. deceased. arS y
u. granting u Letters Teatlu..r,i =
10 samuel 70. Wcstoriicid. haa M
1T hearing on wednesday. III If,b a..
NJ July, a. -. tSos, lt $3.50 o'ri0,t I,
~ tne county Court lious.. In n.
c ,,,,i itooin N said Court. in slItf5l.
'lty' SAT- Lake County. Utah.
Wliness the Clerk az ..,
lscall Court with the seal thar'af N
hNrd this let day OF Iuie
-. 1895 '''' A
DAVID e. DUNBAR. ci.,
~ GEO. T. AIR. Deputy ON
u. H. WcnEor attorney Tor usUtl5s.,
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CITY Scayenepr No. ).

CLOSETS Am CE-spOOL- CLEANgn.
80 ailAinl fscnvrnrcr work done prompt.
~ unnr9uehly and stitt prices Addrcssi
West soutb Temple strsst
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Aurora Mining and Milling COMPANY
Location ana principal place " ha,.
ness. Salt. Lake city. Utah
Location % Mine. Oala Mining Dlntt
Pluto Cognty uluh.
Notice u hereby given that al
mo ilng N the board M director N ~
Aurora Mining and Milling COMPANY.
held On the 18th day ~ June. isls o.
y Hhmcnt No. !. Of one-haif cont D.
hhnrc, WINS lowed on The capital rt6,s
on tho corporation. payable June i,iA
I'VE 60 tho secretary. at tho uNco q
The company, No N north Main street
Salt Lake city Utah
Any rtutk unrn which this nssrr-.
Wtnt remains unpaid on tho isih n
Of July, ists. VIII ho delinquent AZ
VIII be. advertised Tor ralr ne pub.t
auction, and uniaHI payment o. midi
WIN be sold on Tucfdny. Aurusi md.
1898. 90 pay said delinquent asgsssmeni.
together with costs Of ndvcrtlsing and
expense u sale
by order Of the Board or Director
JOHN WELLS Secretary
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Principal place OF BUSINESS at Salt
Lake City. Utah.
Notice IL hereby Given that at q
meeting OF the directors. held on June
o 1893. an assessment OF one % mil
per share was levied ON the capita.
stock OF the corporation, issued ana
outstanding, payable on July IS. fsgS.
10 A. W. Hnybould. trcasurcr Of the
company. at the office OF the company.
No. 40 So. Main St., upstairs, Salt Lake
city. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment may remain unpaid on July rs.
WIN b. delinquent on July 10. and adj
vcrtisod fof sale at public auction. and
unlea1 payment u made before viii he
sold on Auwurt 5ih 70 pay the dclin.
qucnt assessment. together with cost Of
advertising and expense Of sale.
4. W. EAYuOuLD. Secretary.
ouirc nj fs0 a. Main III gait Lake
CITY Tffnh
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There IL delinquent upon the follow
ms described stock on account OF the
assessment levied ON the list day or
May 1895, tho several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders, aa follows, to-wlt.
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INTrRyENrIoN IN rInLmrINrs.
iouestlon European Powers are waiting
Ilmn Ipnn.

Paris, July 1.-THE Mltln has re-.
'elVed from It's London correspondent.
MO has unusual sources ~ nfnrmn.
ION dispatch IN which he says the
european ehancellors are now discuss
ng the question Of the eventual liza.
,lne Islands
The ambassadors at Berlin, the cor
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"'HN' Hht Lake CITY Utah
Location 81 mine. t.nseaid. bls,,.,
TulclU County.
Notice ~ hereby given that no m..t
lnE of the Board uf Director. ~ tt
bonneville Mlninr COMPANY. r.i8 +.
~" sNth day ~ June. isqS. nft ..ir.-.
40. z. of onr.h3i- cont par oman. H.,
levied on tho capital r'0.t nf ib. ~.
ilii''nn. payable june gSth. d., q
ihn secretary Ht hiT office 81. j. N,ti,
N 700 80, a1lt i.l'a CHS. tfHH
Any stock ou which ih.s ua. .rr.-,
l'mni.r UNPAID ON N i0ih lly ~ M.
EuH'. ih'h. 1880 o. 1.iiuTU .f ana LII
hc advertised for sale pt nubi.. fur,
ana unlnfe payment BOO UHd 900 Oh. IN,
day NJ Auguri. i,1t H.Id rtH.L wU r.
tnld 70 pay rrii delinquent ar..f.msrt
together with cost ~ ndvsftIa.rr ~
cNl 1nHe NJ sale.
By order ~ she board NJ Direction
JOHN WELLS. scctetary