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The record-union., 1898-03-17
at $50 O'clock.

There's just forty OF these
|, rustling beauties-nade to sell
for $40 and $I2-made for this
, seasons selling in the very new
est cut. They're we'll made, full
rustleine lined, velveteen bound
bottoms, graceful i'll sweep and
, hang. A superior grade OF
very handsome black gros-
grain silk in rich brocaded pat
terms was used in their make
up, and a reliable manufacturer
produced them. This for their
reliability Then why the price
81 65? Came to us through one
Of those everyday business ac-
cidents. A firm ordered them,
but became financially elnbar-
rassed. The shipment having
been made before that was DC
yond recall. Telegram offele ed
1 us consignment, we take it of
} makers hands at our price, ard
: you've but to see them to see
your gain at 81 65.
There's a choice in these
) goods, be on time-o:3o O'Clock
} this morning s. o5 instead OF
Or ot,0,,.o +I,o -o,-.,,o.
The record-union., 1898-03-17

According to some, the fire started IN
the third floor of the building occupied
by Alfred Peats. dealer in wall paper.
This floor is used as store room for
wall paper and is provided with gas
jets in swinging brackets. One Of thess
brackets had turned in such a manner
as to ignite the wall paper Joseph
Murphy, son of w. r. Murphy, the en-
gineer of the building. discovered the
blaze, and promptly sent in an alarm,
but it was impossible to stay the flame 8,
SO great was the rapidity with which
The sun., 1898-01-03

ter Mcdaniel. Games were indulged in
and afterward refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wise, of this
city, and Dr. and Mrs. Howard Lohand,
Of Kennctt Square, formerly Of New
Castle, have gone to Mt Airy, Pa, to at
tend the funeral Of Herman Feldman.
formerly daughtsman at the Delaware
Iron Works.
Frank BOric left Saturday for Pitts
burg, Pa, where he has accepted posi-
ton.
Miss Julia Mahoncy and Frank Wise
have returned from kennctt Square
where they have been visiting DIR. Lof-
land for the past two weeks.
4. II. Padberg has gone to New York.
William II. Cloud, foreman of the
Robin Hood Bicycle Works, of Phila-
delphia has been visiting New Castle
friends.
James +. Booth, Of Chester formerly
of this CITY, has bcon visiting here.
Miss Anna Rcber has returned from
Shippcnsburg. Pa, where she has been
spending the holidays.
Mr. f.. b. Sank was entertained by
friends III this city on saturday
Miss Carrie Downcy has returned from
a visit to Wilmington friends.
Miss May Whtnack was on, yesterday
for the first time since she Spraincd her
ankle.
Oliver Hudson, OF Frankford. pcI.. is
visiting friends here.
The sun., 1898-01-03
THIS MERCHANT Is AL!VE.
lie Recognizes the Urgent Need of
the St"p-Ovcr Privilege and Makes
One OF HIS Own,

William McIlwcc has solved the qucs-
ton Of tn" stop.ovrr privilege which is
still in the hands Of u committee Of the
Board Of Trade.
They are working, and working hard.
but they are meeting with an intermin-
able array Of red tape and procrastina-
tor, such ~ onl y the Penn ,ylvania can
Inursccnd to use.
Meanwhile the merchants Of this CITY
are waiting anXiously for the committee
to do their work. That is all these self
same mcrchants are doing. There on v
one man in the city who up to this time
has been wide awake enough on this i'm
portant point to realize that though the
committee is doing good work it will be
some time before the result is reached.
That man was William McElwce.
Meanwhile people are being carried
past our dools every day. They are
spending their money in Philadelphia
because the Penns, lvania Railroad
charges them extra for the privilege of
stopping in Wilmington.
TO put stop to this until the Board of
Trades committee have completed their
work one man agrees to pay the extra
cost of stopping in this city.
That man is William McElwce, at
Fifth and Shipley streets.
lie agrees to pay any and all difference
in railroad fare to every down state resi-
dent who makes any purchase whatever
IN his store and to continue such pay
lnent until the railroad shall have given
u definite answer to the demands of the
Of Wilmington represented by
the Board Of Trade.
The sun., 1898-01-03

man to the Delaware Hospital. He was
finally taken there by the Phoenix am
bulance. Captain Chambers, in speak.
ing of the affair is reported to have said
"We refused to send the man to the
hospital because We had no call to do So
The mans fare was paid here from Iron
Hill. He was in charge of the railroad
people. They have a ward at the Della.
ware Hospital, and all they had to dc
was to call the ambulance. Why should
onr hospitals and State be made the
dumping ground for tramps from Mary,
land and Pennsylvania. That nan
could have been sent to Baltimore just as
easily as he was sent here"
He admits that they refused to send
the man, and wants to know why the
man should have been brought here.
That is wholly aside from the question.
The man was here. He was unable to
walk and needed medical attendance. and
it was clearly the duty OF the Police to
see that it was promptly accorded him.
Application was made at the patrol
station for the purpose OF having Il man
who was suffering and unable to walk,
taken to place where he could receive
medical attention.
There is law above the petty rules
and restrictions oi narrow-mindcd off
cials-thc law OF humanity, and such an
explanation and excuse is an injustice to
have made it, Application was also
made to the hospital for the Use Of their
ambulance, which was aSo refused. The
cXcus" in this case being that there was Il
charge OF 81 for the use OF the nmbn-
lance, and as no one would pay the dol
lar, it was not sent.
To this THE Sun has hnt one answer.
To TIE PRESIDENT ASp Board OF MANI
GERS OF THE NELAwANE lIo>rrrAL.
You arg hereby authorized to send
your ambulance t. any and all calls in
this city for the purpose of rendering as
sistancc to amy and every sufferer who
may make a call ipr such service, with
ont respect to- age, color, sex or condi-
ton.
For all such calls the expenses viii he
chccriujy born hy Us and the bill will
be promptly paid upon presentation at
the cashiers desk a, ,hi, office.
The ~lN.
The sun., 1898-01-03
LOCAL pDf>.

Th" MISSES Nary and Nr,Ia Sparks, Of
Greens. .orp NIL, have been tie .uv-ts
OF friend, in ms city.
Ms H'nrudr shelton. 81 Henderson.
has Teen rntrraiujmg Miss IucH lIatA-
way
Lewis Jones oi this .i.y, las been VIZ
ting his father, rDinmHu ,'aar'r.
Jones, OF Sluyrna
Mr.. Susan NriIU.oi This citl.i, Visiting
her parents in Eikou.
Nth" meeting Of the Natural I!i~rov
Society to-day Frank VI. Jones wit rra.
Il paper on Insect Variations.
Miss i'crti" N,mford. ui this r.,y. !.
tn" guest II Mr.. and Mrs. T.. e. Reed. OF
Beverly.
Miss Ala,tjo Higgins. Of hi, city. is
the guest ul Mrs. u, v. curDt, Of
Odessa.
Miss Anna Gibson, ii this city, j.. vi,-
Ting friends at Odessa
Mrs {. II. :~aitrrrld. Of thi- rily.wlo
has been visiting IN Delaware tiIy ha.
returned hulu", accompanied Uv n,r
sister, Miss l.. Marie Harris,
Mr., and Mrs Wilson Hopkins and
children, IT this city, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Lester, of st. Georges.
Miss Katie Draper. OF Greensboro, }ld..
has been visiting friends in This city.
Mr.. Frank BrnnnrrVf Nuycrsiord Pa.
vino has been visiting friends in thl,
rlty, has returned home.
EX-Shcriff and Mrs. Enoch IIanthurn.
ul hrdgct"n, are the guests Of Their
daughter, in tli. city.
Miss Frances Brown and Miss Ida
Nelson, Of >tuckton. Camden county, ar,,
spending a week aS the guests Of friends
i'll this city.
Miss Elizabeth Hunt, Miss Blanche
Given and Mrs. Susan Sholenburg Of
Auburn, are visiting friends in this city.
Oscar Nogcding, Isaac Myrcs, William
Owens and Thomas WuddingtOn, Of
Quinlon, have secured employment in
this city.
Miss Belle Cheliins, of GoIdsboro, Md.
who has been visiting friends in this
city, has returned home.
Miss Lllcy Morris has returned to her
home in Gnldsboro, Md. after pleasant
visit to friends in this city
Mrs. A. b Groves, of this city, is en-
tcrtaining Misses May, Mary and Alice
Groves, Of Ptinan Grove.
George II. r. Parks, Of this city, Ina,
accepted Il position in New York, in the
law Office Of X. +. Aiken
r. B. +. Rodgers, manager OF the PITTS
brg Telephone Company was u visitor
in this city on Saturday.
DIR. ". II. lIanckcr, Superintendent of
the Delaware Hospital for the insane at
Farnhurst, goes to Philadelphia today to
attend the fifticth anniversary of Girrard
College Of which lie is graduate.
Fiftieth anniversary Of the founding of
the Pusey and Jones Company will be
celebrated today at the New Century
Club rooms.
Raymond Jcfferis, OF this city, while
visiting in WesttOwn on Saturday, fell
through the hay funnel to the floor be-
low spraning his wrist and brusing him
self, but was not seriously injured.
The wcl-known saloon keeper Harry
Schnepf celebrated the thirty-ifth ami |
vcrsary Of his birth on Saturday.
The ice on the upper Brandywinc is
six inches thick. A large force Of men !
are engaged in cutting it,
The sun., 1898-01-03

THERE i ut least one person in Greater
New York who is dcvout believer in
that part Of the marriage service which
says, Marriage is profitable for man.
This person is Il clergyman-h" married
six hundred and lightweight couples
during the year 1897. 1T an average fee
Of s..
The sun., 1898-01-03
LOCAL DOTS.

Miss Louise station, Of Newark, is visit
ing friends and relatives in this city.
The Indicator at the Delaware Fire
tompany'> house is being repaired by
Llncman IIy!and.
Benjamin Niclds, the wcI-known law
yer, Is ScrIousl y i'll.
Raymond Russell, OF the 'nitcd States
training ship, Aliinacc, who is home on
Il visit leaves this city ON Tuesday, for
China.
When Il mans circumstances become
most crooked and twisted, they are said
/" be ,lraightrncd.
The engagement OF Miss El-lc VI.
toord, Of tii- city, and Andrew :. Lee,
Of lItisburg, Pa, has been announced.
+. Lewis, n Media, visited friends in
this city on saturday.
oscar Burton, of Georgetown, was a
Visitor IN tins clly on saturday.
Miss Hattie Swain, of BridgcvIlc, has
returned home after u pleasant VISIT to
friends III the city.
The Baya d Legion Of this city viii
hold their annual reception ON January
H.
Lutheran Church this city, was laid
with appropriate ceremonies on Sunday
alttriunn.
For - its now too late
Be sur" and write it 'oS.
\ number or visitors will he enter
tanned on Wednesday night by Hope
Lodge |. q. o. f., and Il full lpdg
membership IT, desired.
Miss Helen Scott, oi this city, il en-
ter'alning Miss Metz, OF Germantown.
\. &. Mrcausland superintendent Of
the W. \. railroad has been visiting in
Philadelphia.
Miss Elsie Noigt>, who has been ryi~r-
ing DR.. and Mrs. George ". Quiun. ha.
Irit for a visit to friends in ''rrcuyib.
\. j.
Mis-, Nrva Ward, Of this city. i visit
ing friends in Reading, I'a.
Miss Berthe O5ir4bv. ui CHESTER Pa.
Is lhr guest Of friends in this city.
AlrS. Sarah ;. Richardson, Of park
Pja"c, this city; is entertaining Aor
daughter Mrs. Dorsey Ash, Of + stou.
Mrs. l., I'llghIugn Boyd Of milwaukee,.
Is visiting Mr. and NJ. William Nr.,-
hal,
Mrs. II. Ashton Henry i visiting
trirndS IN Troy y Y
ir'. Anne Irving rM.in"r, Of Traimor
Pa, il visiting Miss Elizabeth \. Bring
hurst, oi Park Place.
Errick StringcrS was brought to Ira-
ware Hospital, on Saturday, from Edge
moor, where by an accident he ~pminrd
hi- ankle.
Howard +. BNrIlr, formerly Of rhi,
'ltN, now ut PhiI.uctIhiH j. the guest
N friend, in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs.. james Cumlarwh,nn and
daughter, uf Baltimore. ar" Visiting Mr..
A!tt Mrs. l!"alun, ul this city.
o. i. lAtun, OF Boston, Mas. has re-
turned home after pleasant visit t.
friends III this city.
Mr, w. RAndo'ph Page Inc. Of HuI,i-
more, has been visiting III this city.
Miss Ioscphin" Harvey, u studrn, at
smith College, is spending the holidays
II ln'r home in this city.
The sun., 1898-01-03

THE appeal Of President Mckinley in
behalf Of the impoverished people of
Cuba, is likely to meet with a hearty
answer from the people OF the United
States if the results of similar appeals
in the past afford any indication OF the
outcome i'll this case. There is no doubt
of the widespread extent Of suffering in
Cuba, and the need ior help is also
evident.
The sun., 1898-01-03
BiSM MARCk Is DEAD.
The Man Who Made the German En-
pirc Has Passed AWAY

special Dispatch to TIE ~rAE.
IoNnoN, Jan. l.-lrinrc Bismarck, the
Iron Chancellor, died to-day at his home
in Fr'cdticksruhe The Information
reached h'rr his afternoon
Very Especial. this.
The sun., 1898-01-03

Our stock comprises all the latest
SYKES III Clocks, Watches and Jcwclry
OF 81 every description, at lowest prices
fInr selection of Diamonds ALWAYS ON
hand. One third Of bill required when
goods are delivered, balance on terms ,n
snit the purchaser. . " '''' w
The sun., 1898-01-03

THE Sun is published every day in the year
And is distributed throughout the City OF Vii
nington and the state of Delaware by authorized
agents subscriptions should he sent to the pub
lcation Office by mail or telephone
The sun., 1898-01-03

WHETHER the present Duke ui Marl-
borough has the correct figure to repre-
sent Uncle sam in the private thcatricaIS
OF Blcnhcim may be held by good Amer
leans to depend in some degree on hi,
lincal and lateral measurements which
are not officially given. 1t is not easy
to reach up to the level oi thrcc-Story
character like Uncle sam. but nobody
will d"ubs that the Young Duke did his
best and sported the most riotouS chin
whiskorS seen in England since the
Hcptarchy.
The sun., 1898-01-03

HE Association Tor l'rUuutlng the IlI-
terr>l~ Of Church >"h"oI>. Colleges and
Scminario, was founded couplrpf year,
ago by III" la" Rev. ! r. ChurIc~ +. lIufl-
man, Of this city, to improve. rhc conLi-
ton OF Epi-ruTa Institutions oi learning
1t is Il curious fat Il at the II i~rula
Church, which has aiWuv~ a.pralod
strongly to rhr rducard ch,~~r~. a.
failed thus lar t. produce amy roir2r ui
the liI,t rank, II Is true that Npi.r5-
paIianS have Il large voice in the govern
mrIt "l CojlHnoio DIVERSITY; bat that
institution cam hardly t. caIlrda Church
college, And IT," 'hur,h colleges in the
strict sense ol tn" wori, while many Of
them are most cNccilcnt and lurituriou-
mStilGlionr huy" never commanded
rec"gmti tiun A. colleges OF the. hr,t rank.
One plan Of the association j. ln bring
about higher standards ui iraM.iny in
Church crIIrgc~ by Offering generous
prlzc scholarships t" the students OF
such colleges who excel in rigid com.
p1l,ivc examination. All Church cu'-
leges VIII feel the hcalll lllnl influence Of
such coInpctitiOn or il there are any
which show themselves to be- decidedly
inferior in scholarship, they will soon
drop out Of sight, while the other colleges
will prosper and grow. There are some
EplScopaIlans who complain that not
enough care Is taken in Episcopal col
lcgcs t" help only those students who
stand c"nspicnously high in scholarship.
This Is said to be especially true Of some
who have been helped into he ministry.
However that may be, no harm but only
good will result from raising the Scholas.
tic standards in Episcopal institutions Of
learning. In spite Of the growth in re-
cent years Of the great secular UNIVERSE
ties, the dcnominational college still full
fills an important, and even necessary,
Junction in the scheme Of higher cduca-
ton, and, while it does 50, it is the part
OF wisdom and good citizenship to keep
dcnominational colleges abreast oi the
age.
THE Sunday Star credits CAPTAIN
Chambers OF the police department with
being very indignant over an article
which appeared in this paper on Saturday
1t was in reference to Ernest Lane, of
the Iron Hall race track, who came here
on Friday afternoon. lie was at the p,
W. d b. depot unable to walk, as he
had been shot in the ankle during the
day.
Th" po ic" refused to send or take the
The sun., 1898-01-03
New Castle.

The Delaware river is frozen on both
sides as far up and down as can DC seen.
for nrGrl y mile from shore the only
place open for navigation Icing in the
middle where the current Of the main
channel is so strong that the ice has not
had chance to block up. There is a
two mast schooner apparently loaded
with grain fastened in the ice near the
jctty where she anchored during the
high wind on Saturday night. The sand
dredge Phoenix Of the Charles Warner
Company, is fastened to the wharf at the
foot of Delaware street for protection
from the ice.
Miss Jennie Cofflnan of North Third
street, gave a birthday party on Saturday
night. Among those present we're the
Misses Alice McCabc. Eva McCah, Rox-
ie McCabe, Laura Wilhelm, Anna Stroop
Mary Gervill, Jennie Carswell, Susie
Goomley, Bessie Carswell, Mary Gervill,
Virginia Walls, Clara Manlove, Emma
Bradley, Mary King, Bessie CofieId and
Messrs. Edward Chevcns, John Graham,
Robert Mcfarland, Harvey Wilhelm,
Robert Gordon, Rodney Webb and Wal
The sun., 1898-01-03

THE service Of the Wilmington tuv
Passenger Railway Company ON West
Fourth street, is miserable. Not once.
during all thi- winter. during all tie
bitter cold wcat her that We have had,
has til" company run Il heated car ont
West Fourth street The cars on this
line are the most uncomfortable in the
city. They are rickcty. Trey shake to
such an extent hat the passengers teeth
chatter and to ride with any degree Of
comfort is out oi the question: The
trolley pot" IlyS off the wire. Tine ears
cannot make the Switches puv- the
fault IL in the cars construction or tie
carrIcs>llcS~ Of thc company's officials?
People must ride, but people must .rot
be compelled to ride in cold and unroul-
fprtahIc cars.
The sun., 1898-01-03
rn} Diamond Printing Co.,

rnr,a"r rrH,m = 'AKlAN.-Camc from birmingham
uEI"'i, nnrI III ~ entitled to property; hrIni ARE r."
STVTITT XIX" Inf Proof Of death. Address GEO. a.
Boston, Mass NV H"''s hul'dlhE'
The sun., 1898-01-03

charrrd hrIEh ir,; LhIGAN or Cornelius Caran dis.
r,, ,n u, Jefferson Barracks, Mo-: rntitrd 70 rro,
GE GE '',"Ia, M lgWnrd for proof Of death. Addrcs,
xxx rri a, ~ THE Counsellor at Law 1in Amr.
building. Boston, Mass. "' Inv ''o "'''''
The sun., 1898-01-03

tive. nf a. 'hlS meet the eye OF any of the ra
n' nr ,S,nm"klMt, England, MR. FREnERirEy si,'Hry
nddr"., VII m Pleased to see or hear from them
nhrt na,SS hrlti'h steamship Eneryia. Market 81
The sun., 1898-01-03

Entered at the Wilmington Post Office as Second
Class Matter.
The Irish standard., 1898-10-08
j.. G.. HARVEY,
Judge OF Pr0bntc
, VI MONS.

SUMMONS.
State OF Minnesota, Iienncpin C0unty.-Dis-
trict Court. Fourth judicial District.
Ada l.ukan, plaintiff, vs.. Louis A. I.,,kau.
defendant.
The State of Minnesota to the above nu,ncd
defendant:
You, Louis A. I.ukan, are hereby sum-
moncd and required to answer the com
plant of the plaintiff In the above entitled
action, which complaint has been filed In
the office of the Clerk of said District Court
ut the city of Minneapolis, County OF Hen
ncpin and State Of Minnesota, and to serve
Il copy of your answer to the said complaint
on the subscriber, at his Office, In the said
city of Minneapolis, In the said County OF
litnncpin, within thirty days after tho SER
vices of this summons upon you, exclusive
of the day of service; ana If you fail to
answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff In this action will
apply TO the Court for the relief demanded
in said complaint.
WILLIAM KENNEDY.
Plaintiffs Attorney. Minneapolis, Mimi
Dated Sept. e. 1893.
PROBATE NOTICE
State of Mnncsota-County of IIcnncpin-
Probate Court.
in the matter of the cstutc OF joseph
BailllrBcOn, deceased
On reading ana iiling the final account of
the administrative OF the estate OF said de-
ceased. and her petition praying for the al
lOwance of said account, and for q decree
assigning the residue Of said estate to the
persons by law entitled to the samc:
1t Is Ordered, That said petition be heard
at 81 special term Of said court to be held
at the Court House in the City of Mime
apolis. In said County. on Monday, the nth
day Of October. 1898, at 10 o'clock In the
forenoon: and that notice Of such hearing
be given to all persons Interested, by pub
fishing this order once in each week for
three successive weeks prior to said day
OF hearing in the Irish Standard, news
paper printed ana published In said County.
Dated at Minneapolis, this ED day of Sen.
TENDER. 1898.
BY the Court,
i. c. HARVEY,
= Judge of Probate.
The Irish standard., 1898-10-08
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.
Deiault has been made in the conditions
OF certain mortgage executed by Olive
A. Lee and Bernard A. Lee, her husband.
to Isabel Reid. and dated June 22d 1891, ana
recorded In tho office Of the Register Of
Deeds, in Hennepin County, State of Min
nesota, on the Gath day of June. 1891, in
BOOK So2 OF Mortgages on page G3S.
The said Isabel Reid died in ITennepin
County aforesaid intestate. on the third day
or January, 1884. and Isaac .Atwater was
thereaftcr duly appointed by the Probate
Court of liennenin County aforesaid admin
lstfator or the estate OF said Isabel Red,
ana is still administrator Of the same, and
as such has possession of said mortgage
and Is the legal assignee and owner of the
same.
The premises described in said mortgage
are as follows, viz: Lot number thirty-two
tS2) in block number fifteen 90 and lot
number two (2) in block number twelve az
In Forest Heights Addition to Minneapolis,
according to map or plat thereof on file
or Of record in the office of the Register
of Deeds in and for Hennepin County afore-
said
There is due at the date hereof on said
mortgage the sum of seventeen hundred
and seventy six dollars, and no action at
law or otherwise has been Instituted to col
lect said sum or any part thereof.
Therefore. notice is hereby given that by
virtue of the power of sale in said mort
gage contained and of the statute In such
case made and provided. said mortgage will
be forecioscd ana the premises therein de-
scribed will be sold at public auction for
cash to the highest bidder ut The front door
of the court house on Fourth street in Min
neapolis, Iennepin County aforesaid, on
Monday, the oath day of October 1885, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon, to satisfy said
mortgage debt and fifty dollars rs attor-
neys fees and disbuvscm ants allowed by
law.
ISAAC ATW AFTER,
Administrator of |. Reid. Deceased.
September Hth. 1898.
J. b. ATWArER
Attorney for Administrator.
The Irish standard., 1898-10-08
HRORATI, NO'rlCI,-
STEPHEN MAllONEY,
.AliNrnrN


State Of Minnesota. County of 'irnncpin-
Probate Court. In the matter OF tho cs-
tate of Lydia u. Mrl'aranr. deceased.
Letters OF administration ON the estate Of
Lydia II. McFarlanc. deceased late OF tho
county of Cumberland and state of Pcnnsyl-
vnnn. being granted To Mart n. INT.
1t is Ordered. That SIX mouths be, and
the same is hereby allowed from and after
having cluims or demands against tho said
deceased are required to IL" the :amo in
the Probate Court OF said county for ex-
animation and allowance. or be forever
hnrred.
1t is Further Ordered. Tha. the first
Monday In April. 1899, at 10 o'clock u. M. Mt
H. general term OF said Probate Court, to
be held at the Court House IN the city OF
Minneapolis. IN said county. be ana the
same Is hereby appointed rs the timo and
place when and where the said Probate
Court Will examine ana adjust snd claims
and demands.
And 1t is Further Ordered That notice OF
such heilring be given to all creditors and
persons interested IN said estate by forth
with publishing this order once In each
week for three successive weeks In tho
Irish Standard newspaper printed and
published In said county.
Dated ut Minneapolis this 27ill day OF
sept, 1895.
By tho Court.
T.. c. HARVEY,
Judge If Probate.
II. ID. IRWIN
Attorney FOR Administrator.
Alinm"np,Is. Minu.