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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-16
RALTIMoRE AfARkEr.

BALTIMORE. MD, Feb. 1j.-FLOUR-
Dan and unchanged.
WHEAT-Easy. No. red spot and
month. 7is,a7itc: March, 7jl9aI5Ac.;
NAV. 1GE0iic. southern wheat, Dy sam
ple. 1OH15iqc.
eS.lc, March. 3gi.c.: April. 2sssc South
ern white corn and southern yellow. 81
M394c.
OArs-FIrmer; No white western
36is 3G5. &C.. .,
No . western. &c.
SUGAR Strong and unchaused.
BUTTER Steady, fancy creamery. 2i0
a5c.. store packed. llNl3c
EGGS-Firm ana unchanged.
TuEESE--Stendy and unchanged.
.gfr,II-i 'F-Sl 25r 80 per bushc. box.
WIS <Y-Si. SOu18 per gallon f0I hn-
isbed goods Ia car loads Sl.8l9l.a2 per
gallon for iObbing lots.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 1J-COTTON-The
feature OF today Influences on the cot-
ton market Was the small movement Ht
the ports. with the indication OF subsiding
interior receipts New Orl14ls was esti-
mated for 10000 bales for tomorrow.
Other conditions We're faVorshl, 20 higher
prices aud tne market opened steady al
an adVar'e Ol Goo points with tuti-
gCtic covering hy shorts as wei as gpecu-
latiVc buying. which led 90 further rise
OF so % 4 points 4 disposition TO secure
profits caused several periods OF reaction,
but the undcfl0ne was generally nrm
The upward movement OF prices was
stimulated BY "a further advance OF =
at Liverpool. TIE moderate sales OF spot
cotton nt Liverpool were oisanppinllng
Nov that :hr storm is over there is
good deal or food talk in circulation here.
SDcccuIHtiou was mol particularly actlNe
to-day because Of trade being disposed
20 stop 90 size up this new factor. with
its probable effects The wire service
was sin more or less bad. but has Inn
proved Accounts from American spin
rcrS ana cotton clOti markets and south
err spot markets continued to be OF en-
cOuraging average. our market closed
firm at net rise OF TO points.
cOTTON-FutLros opened steady; Feb
ruaIy $50. March G3l. April G.3i. May.
G.3l; june. 90. July. 6.29. August, n.I5;
September. 90. October 62f November
G.23. December 626
Futures closed firm february $50.
March. 636; April. C3i. May G35 June,
632, July, 63i; August, 6.S5; septcm Der,
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WHERE THE WORM DleTH NOT.
The snow Welcome Visitor In Floyd
Gnins la nrsincss IN Nc,r NieNinn

Hn.LSVILLE VA. Feb li-Special-
DeputyMarshall Cioyd Childress arrested
Robert Tow. "a Few days since. and
brought him before United states Conn
missioner q. NJ. Tucker charged with
operating an Illicit dlstillery.
He was bound over 20 answer indlct-
inent in the United States Court AZ Absng-
don in May Tow lives in the Fancy Gap
District Of Carroll county, through which
the Blue Ridge runs. ana as that section
Is too rugged aud mountainous for agri-
culture. Illicit distilling is carried on ex-
tenslvely.
AR ) X. Brame. who has recently been
appointed cashier az the new bank at
Floyd. Va. for the past two weeks has
been In Hllsville. studying the banklal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-16

busfness under OR. II. G.. Wilkinson
cashier OF the Citizens Bank OF Carroll;
Mr.. Brame, until recently. has oeen eoi,
tor OF the Floyd Press. and the abe ana
fearless manner in which ne conouc'eo
the paper, won for him many irienos III
Hilsville. ,ho
Mr.. c. p. Nuckolls has purchaser .no
drugstore in HilIsville. which was Iormer-
~ owned and run by Nuckoils * rarnlei.
Mr.. c. y. Farmer, former partner ~ ~ ~
drug company. will start In ie" 49, -,
Tor New MEXICO. where he viii start IN
business. ~
The farmers are delighted to see inc
snow. which has just fallen to the dep,n
OF four inches There has been 80 niue
snow during the winter. that tne "he@'
cron has been greatly damaged.
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THE FOURTH IN OvERCOATS.
Lieut. Hazen Returns to Dnty-Scr
pennf Rnhinson DISCHARGED.

CAMP COLUMBIA. AT BCENA Wis
IA. CUBA. February Speciai.-When
the three batialions Of the Fourth Viz
glnla Regiment returned to camp this
morning from 1heir regular drill the
men OF Company II were agfeeably sur
prised 20 be greeted by Second Lieutenant
James ). Hazen. who has once more
Joined his old command. Lieutenant
Hazen left Richmond Oh last Tuesday
FOR Miami and arrived from there by
steamer last evening. He IS looking
quite we'll after his long illness but fW
some time will only have 10 do light duty
until he becomes thoroughly accustomed
10 the climate.
The cold spell that has prevailed in
Virginia during abe past few weeks has
finally struck Cuba 10 some extent, for
the weather yesterday was rather brisk
and the mercury roamed about in the
fifties. which Is an unusually low tenn
neraturo for this country. Those who
had to do guard duty felt very comfort
able I'm their overcoats when night set in.
Another review Of tie Seventh Army
Corps had been set down for tomorrow
afternoon, but 60 has been postponed UNI
Ill next Monday I'm order THAI IL might
not interfere with the funeral OF General
Garcia. which will take place tomorrow
and for which great preparations have
been made.
On next Monday General Charles J..
Anderson and Colonel 10 Lane Stern are
expected to arrive in camp from Tampa
where they have be en- attending the
Military Convention which met 10 con-
slider the steps to be taken in order 90
bring about the reorganization OF the
volunteer forces Both officers have host
of friends in tho Fourth Regiment ana
their arrival Is eagerly looked FOR by aii.
Quartermaste Sergeant J. Finders Rob
.nsou. Of Company VI, has received his
discharge. and the same has happened
To Private East. Of Company III. who at
the time was at his home IN Richmond
Oh a sick furlough. This reduces tho
membership OF Company III 70 eighty
six s.ghty-lOur Of whom are here 90
camp. while .wo memb rs-private r. s.
Garter and Private Rhoies-are now on
sick furloughs in their respective homes
IN Virginia
The men OF the Fourth Regiment feel
Justly proud since h mas become known
that the Army and Navy Journal speaks
OF that organization as the best regiment
in the volunteer forces.
NJ i0r Heth Tyler VIII leave n the
morning for Matanzas. where he is TO
pay of the troops stationed I'm that To-
calify His escort will consist OF % Dc
tail from Company X. Of fetcrshurs in
charge Of Captain Jackson.
c. ".
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-16

OAKVALE. W. VA. FEB. 14-special.--
This IS the cOldest spell felt in this Sec
ton OF the State Tor fifty years. Yester-
dav the thermometer stood II below zero;
this morning Il registered l.. below r he
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
are only running passenger trains over
this division Of the road. and then &c
requires two engines 10 pull three
coaches Great suffering exists among
the poor IN the community. and the good
people who arc more fortunate are doing
all in their power TO make them COM
Portable.
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MAJOR HOWARD'S WILL.
The Body or Mr.. Reuben Bowler Dug
from tn. snow

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Feb. H.
Special. The viii OF the late Major VIII
liam Key Howard was admitted TO pro-
bate to-day. He leaves i've hundred dol
lars ~ Trinity church. one thousand dol
lars 20 c. Howard Harrison and the
residue to his widow. at her death TO be
divided among his three sons. The es-
tate is valued at sixty thousand dollars.
The first mail received here since sun
day. arrived to-day al o'clock.
The body Of Mr. Reuben Bowler, who
was frozen 20 death, as reported, was
dug to-day from the snow drift in Stat
ford county. brought 10 this city and pre-
pared iOr burial The funeral Will take
place tomorrow from Falmouth Bap-
list church. OF which h. was "a member.
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The DISMAL SWAMP RAIL WAY.
Purchased by Gustavus MiIhiser and
A IA. Parrish.

NORFOLK. VA. Fen i5.-special.-A
decree was entered in the Hastings
Court an Portsmouth to-day H. Tie case
Of Annie c. Smith fs. the Norfolk and
Camden Railway. accepting the offer
Parrish for the purchase OF the road
under the name of the Dismal Swamp
RsilV-tv Company The purchase price
OF tho portion OF the line in Virginia Was
siq.uD The court appointed q. Hatton
s,scial commissioner 30 make the con-
me North Carolina end of the road was
recently sold 10 the same parties for So
900
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-16

coWEs. ISLE or WIGHT. Feb Is
,ain simnson from savannah, Jan. abth
for bremen. passed mere to-day and sic.
tallsa that she spoke the disabled Ham
burg American steamer Bulgaria. IN long
date the steamer was sisnalled.
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ICE ON THE SOUNDS.
Fine Skating on Currituck and NaYi-
sruffon Sr.ppuded

Fine Skating on Iurrituck ana NHfi-
cation Suspended.
BLOSSOM HILL. VA. Feb. lB-Sre-
cial.-Thc tee on Currituck and ADO
marie sounds e. very thick. all nav's t-
ton Is suspended.
All the steamboats, belonging q ihe
Norfolk. Virginia Beach and Southe.n
railroads ara<tied mp at there docks ..it
some of the crews are discharged
skating 90 Currituck Sound is grand
the ice perfectly smooth and CLASSY for
"a distance Of five miles
The triin- of the Norfolk. Nirs,uIl
Beach and Southern railroads were very
much delayed yesterday by the h'i
weather.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-16
FRONT ROYAL FROZEN.
People Burning Fencing and Shade
Trees ia Town.

IiFf's ~ IONn.
FRONT ROYAL, VA. February 10
SpeciaL-t'ront Royal has osen cut cff
from me outer world for the last tnree
or four days. there being no trains on
o.-her the Southern or Norfolk and West
ern railroads nor any mail.
The snow is about thirty inches deep
and last night the thermometer registered
Il degrees below zero Fuel is scarce
and there f. much suffering among the
poor.
People are burning fencing and cut
ting down trees about town. Randolph
Macon Academy has suspended Tor want
of fuel This is the worst weather for
many years.
A sight oil The Times would Je Very ac-
ceptable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-16
Nrw YORK DIZZY GOODS MAp,rr

SI.W YORK Feb. l5.-Dcmand Tor cot
ton goods showed an increase to-dav
More buyers IN town, and mall orders
more numerous. some gOOd-sized bids
for brown goods turned down slightly be-
low current quotations Bleached cotton.
lending upward and advances expected ln
some leading makes. Prints I'm strong
position throughout; also strong market
In ginehams. staple dress goods In ALL
wool and cOtt0n-warp Cashmceres and
HHenriettas against buyers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-16

or rr-RprNTINE-43c bid and paid:
sotaa 900 casks. receipts. none
ROSfN-Flrm and unchanged; sales,
none. receipts. none.
WI .afINGTON. y. G., Feb. i5.--ROSIN
Firm m cyagjc: receipts. t3j casks.
No business in spirits OF turDentine.
crude or tar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-16

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. fJ.--PEANUTs-
Farmers st0ck-fancy sac. pound;
strictly primo, Be. pound. prime. 2is02g.c
pound. common. none offered. Spanish-
shenod. 0Oc. per bushol Tone Of market
firm offerings very light.
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Thursday Feb 1G. 1899.
-.lu nixon lN-I
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, FEB l.. 1890.
ARRIVED

Barge Kentucky. Providence.
steamer Buena Ventura. Boston.
Steamer Santuit. Boston.
Steamer Jamaica. Port Antonio.
Steamc~ Aguilija. Key West.
Steamer kh.O. Galveston.
Steamer luchulya. New Orleans.
Steamer Australia New Orleans.
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Entertainment Po.tnoned.

The entertainment 10 have taken place
al the Union Station church tomorrow
night has been postponed to the evening
of the 2lst inst, because Of the bad
weather.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-16

WASHINGTON. Feb l5.-Secretafy
Al4er has ordered the Ninth Reciment -
regular infantry now - Madison Bar
sacks Sew York % 90 20 san Franclsrd
and 10 be held In readiness 10 80 -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-16

Messrs. Parrish and Mlihiser are the
oySncrs ~ the Richmond Cedar Works
and the material used BY that extensive
enterprise i obtained ~ the region
nnrehase is in connection with that man
ufoffpf.N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-16

CHIcAcO. Feb. ij--Heayy buying FOR
the LONG account and covering by shorts
to-dav rescued declining prices in the
v,beat oil. After AN carly slump OF ga
1sc Nav wheat left on unchanged. Corn
closed with. loss Of ,t5G. ana ana oats 'Ac'
Pork and ribs are "a shade hishef.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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NAVAL STORES.

CHARLESTON, :. C.. Feb. 15.-TUR-
PENTlNE-Market quiet AT 42iac.: sales.
none.
ROslN-steady and unchanged. sales,
none.
SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. I5.-sPIRITs
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STOCK MARKET
MORE ANIMATED.
Many Material Advances and Dealings
We're Considerably Larger.
BREAK DURING THE AT TERNOON.
But Recovery Soon Followed 90 The
Wheat Market was Stronger aud
Conditions Seemed Favorable
90 Better Prices for Cotton.
BREAK DURING THE AFTERNOON,

NEW YORK. Feb 1J.-Many stocks
zero materially advanced on The Stock
Exchange to-day, with dealings consider
ably larger than ON Yesterday. Generally
the carly market was more animated
than OF lafc. and strength developed on
pool manipulated and commits siou-house
Nrf iul London sold about $1,000 shares.
principally Northern Pacific. while Berlin
was reported ls being a purchaser Of this
stock Northern Pacific common iu the
local market received pronounced support
apparently on pool buying and on large
dctclucs advanced g points Around J3.
Hf which point London -H~ selling enor-
NOUS blocks of stock were absorbed. gle
though tle price hung for % long time 80
stressed bob spite of the dissemination of
reports That thr Officials OF the company
denied that Che preferred stock would
ne retired or that such "a project had been
considered AZ Northern Pacific was the
feature Of strength SO was Burlington
prominently weak This stock. which was
advanced yesterday iu anticipation OF ace
ZION ON the part OF Burlington directors
Nn rcfundinE scheme. opened un-
changed. developed Wca knce~. ana made
an extreme decline of over g points The
lowest figure was on the announcement
that nothing had been done regarding re
funding 900 to-day meeting ln Boston.
This thought large realizing sales but
The stock recovering lett Its net decline
only points. Tho weakness of Eurilng-
ION had but little effect on the other
graugers. which displayed more or less
I'D HN ..'... fAi" JIG Jus .I"N. t'''
Nestment shares were conspiCuOOslv
strong. especially New York Central and
Pennsylvania. Southern faciuc and Gene
trail Pacific developed pron1unc'd
strength. especially toward tlc close.
Sew York Air Brake which has been
tltI A,titll'u 81 l49''' lil"u' s'
'g'l-t "''f''. .
- ,..'i4
i.p r. tig VIZ ..'. P,,.'.,,..-
'I9 .r W''l ,' 49, 49,, '''.' ~ .si,.,,s
I, t ,'' f.f,r,,,,,,, a. So ,i,re o'hsn
p,~i,,s,..,, ..,- s,,os+ ,,,,.,e f,.eiti of,errd
l,,.,. MI ,',i.,i r,71toi tIn ana Continued
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-16
Ladies'
Winter Shoes

Our great purchase February
5th was a timely one. The oliz-
zord has been sending prices way
up. Here. however. are nearly a
couple of thousand pairs OF as
good. seryiceable Shoes as from
regular stock would cost 5Oc TO
75c more a pair. There are =
lots
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-16
Members New York Stock Exchange.
iio1 EAST MAIN STREET,

e.25; October, GO, November. e25' De-
ccmbcr. 20
spot cotton closed quiet at an advance
Of 1-l6; middling uplands, Us miuuiiis
gulf ois; sales, 43j bales
coTToN-Quiet, mlddllng, 8 6-le; net
receipts iOi bales. gross, 2136 bales.
sales. s3J bales: stock. 9G.Gii bales eh-
ports TO the Continent fGsI bales TO
Total to-day-Net receipts 4.OS1 bales:
exports 10 Great Britain, S43 bales. 20
France. $40 bales: TO the Continent H.
e0l bales; stock. ss4. l5s bales o-- ,.,,-.
C0nsOlidated-Nct receipts. 4s.O1i bale.i
exports TO Great Britain. 2l.42o bales 10
France IA bales; TO the Continent -
767 bales
Total since September lst-Net receipts
g. A6l 14s bales. exports TO Great Britain.
2.s31. 1871 bales: TO France. 61iles bales.
20 the Continent 2,O7l.G9I bales
LIVERPOOL. Feb. .1J.-4 P. NOT
TON-Spot ouiet: prices favor buyers.
American middling 1-lGd. The sales OF
the dav were 10000 bales, OF which 100
were FOR speculation and export. AND IN,
cluded 600 American. Receipts lS'VVV
baips including IA. 500 American
Futures OBencd quiet. with a moderate
demand and closed steady, American
middling, J. IN. e., February, . -4-of., stii-
ers. February and Marcn, Z4-O3, sellers
March and April. 2i-6i. sellers April
and Nav. 2l-G4d3 2J-A, sellers May
and June 3 25-64u3 26-64. sellers; june
and July, 2G-6l, sellers; July and Au,
gust. 3 H-6lu3 2I-64. sellers. august and
Sepetember 3 26-G4G3 27-64. sellers; Sep
fomber and october. 1854. buyers; Oc-
tobcr and November. . 1854. buyers;
November ana December. 3 1864. buyers,
December and January, , 2j-6if3 1854,
sellers.
NEW ORLEANS. FEB. 1j.--COTTON-
Futures steady. February. j.Oi bid.
March. 5g705gs April. 6.O0dG0; May,
GOia6Oj. June 6OJaG.O5. July, 6.0IaG1o.
Ocfober. G.OBuGO7: November. 6O5d6.OG.
December D. oguSOO
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NEW YORK. Feb 15-FLoUR-1nac-
tive ana nominaly easier; Minnesota
patents, $4,000 %.
RYE FLOUR-Dull; good to fair sS25a
ECCKWHEAT FLOUR-Neslected.
BUCKWHEAT-Dull.
tOENMEAI.-Steady
RYE Steady.
BARLEY Quiet.
WHEAT-sp0t strong, No. red ofsc.
Options weak or opening as o. result OF
improved weather West and lower cables
Local houses unlOadcd, foreigners traded
both ways seaDodrd c.eaiances We're
light, export trade smaller, ana weak
ness continued until checked IN the AFTER
noon by GOVERNS on predictions OF ram
West 20 be- followed by "a cold wave.
closed firm al q partial re. net advance
March closed az s2Ac.; May rise July,
CORN-spot firm. No. p 4sf,a4Ohc.
Options. after weak start on cables and
liquidation. rallied later with wheat ana
closed steady 40 &C.. decline. May closed
at 41ssc.: July closed az 42'ic.
OATS-spot strong; No. - "''4c. OPP
tiOns duh.
BEEF-Duu
cor MEATS-Dul but firm.
FEBRUARY. s575 nominal Refined steady.
PORK-Dull
RTfTTFR- western creamery II
G45c.: do. factory. 11i4Wl4c.; Eleins DOC;
Uni. dflou creamery AH"A''tf ''ft' 10000
1jN23c. ,.-,o,.
CiEEsE-Firm: large white. loa l0i-c.
EgGs-Firm. State and Pennsylvania,
2pG o.. western fresh. 2'r, southern
p1TAT6Es- New York. Sl23a
] 50. Long Island $1,000, sweets. Jersey.
81 2JQ1 20 ,.
COIT DN-SEEp OIL lih' Pii"e
crude. 2Od2Ol4c.
PETROL FUM-Dull
ROSIN-Steldy
TIrRPFNTl\E-Steod
RICE-Flrm.
tfA uRAgE-DuN.
COFFEE-Opuons opened steady ana
unchanged. ruled quiet with Mario"
changes. buying checked in forenoon ~
decline at Havfe and Hamburg. ana lui.
receipts at Rio aud santos. @ellihs Dy Du'
low prices. stea0led in afternoon on COW
erins. Following late arm Harre cahi i,
IA haos inciuding March AZ $3.50. May.
Ic. Spot-Rlo dull and nominal No,
invoice GLc. so. jobOins' tc.' miu
dull: CordOVa 81. u14c. .......
sUGAR-Raw quiet; fair rem ehn ing
3 l-tCc.. centrifugal. 81 test '- !,,,,.. mo-
f..r.s ..tfonr Q-1ge Refined straQLs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-16
Ladies' Storm
RubberS,
First 0uaIit>
Boston Stye.
$50 Pair.

5000 pairs. sizes 2 IL. 3, 3 ~.
a. and q ID. bought before the
blizzard was thought OF. and at
3oc a pair are rs per cent less
than the wholesale price.
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dull. No yellow corn, 3jls036c: No .
spring wheat G10ioc.i No. sgring
corn 3il aisle. No. , Oals -~c.. NO. -
white. 8Oi ,43Jeic; 30. white. 49,
@nfc. No. rye. 81. c., No . barley 42n
51iec.: No I naXsCcd. Sill. Northwcst
SI 5Ui,. prime Imotly seed. S-.41l3. mess
pork. per barrel SeNjd99O; iard per loo
pounds. SAT- aiG %. short RIB sides
loose. $ITOuFNU. dry sailed shoulders
boxed, Sl2J0A31is; short clear sides
boScll' s50Ja5.1j. whisky. distillers lin
ished goods. PEI gallon, S12J; sugars, cut
loaf $40: graduated. 500; butter iirm.
creamery l4n23c.. dairy 1ii-Hisc.; eggs
steady. fresh 2Gc cheese steady creams
oHT11c
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North Carolina as. a.. 1910. loJf, ...
North Carolina Os. g.. 1918. u" o..
Na. 3s. new. G.. and r., 1917. q" sol
Va. Century 2-3. G.. ana b.. - SUE
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-03
Assignment Notice

STATE OF MINNESOTA, County OF Ram
sey. District Court, Second Judicial Dis
trict.
In the Matter of the Assignment Of Robert
A. Smith. Insolvent.
Upon the petition Of Charles T. Miller.
assignee Of Robert A. Smith, insolyent, filed
herein this day, and on motion OF Stevens,
O'Brien, Cole & Albrecht, his attorneys, 1t is
ORDERED,
That all persons interested show cause at a
special term of this court to be held on the
18th day of January, 1885, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon. at the Court House. in the City OF
St. Paul. Ramsey county Minnesota, why en-
order Of this court should not be made
authorizing and directing said assignee 10
proceed to sell the bills and accounts receiv-
able OF said estate, at private or public sale.
separately or in bulk, as may seem most de-
sirable, and to make sales Of the real estate
belonging to said assigned estate as soon as
practicable, and for the best prices obtaina-
bic, to pay taxes and assessments on any such
necessary in making such sales, including
brokers' commission thereon, and to other
wise act in the settlement Of said estate
seems best to him, with the approval of this
court, and without notice to the creditors OF
said estate.
1t is further ordered that notice be given to
all persons interested by publishing this order
newspaper printed and published at St. Paul,
in the County Of Ramsey and State Of Min
nesota not later than the Sd day OF January,
1899, and that a copy OF this order be mailed
to each of the creditors of said estate who
have filed proofs of their claims with the
assignee not later than the Sd day OF said
Dated st. Paul. Mimi. Dec. 49, 1893
CHAS. q. OTIS,
District Judge.