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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- NEW YORK. County Of Putnam.--CoRA w. TROw.
Plaintiff. against EMILY A. sLAUsoN and Others De-
In pursuance introductory Judgment of partition
aon and Fearing date the 18th day Of November isss
the undersigned the referee in said Judgment named
s M at iuSSn a. ne @ Bu Of
haitian City OF New York Wednesday the 18th day Of
Richard Y. Harnett Co. auctoneers: the premises az
by said judgment to be Sold and therein described
All that certain lot piece OF land. parcel of the
Of the City OF New York. Sixth Ward
.d city and described in the he, survey and map or chart
the 18th sss day Of h. The s95
Of the Ol said V City By letter d bounded
White Street in the rear ground % me E. Of .s s% s
lot W. Which said lot Of ground marked Q is part and
defmen and psV q Augustus Van
and contains in front twenty hye feet In the rear twenty
and on the west side oryegh feet be the more or
the Eighth Ward Of The city Of Mew York now known
The Northeast corner and q a9a GRAND ana Street, said lot Being
feet wide in front and and one hundred
ss na ST f or e GrT and
s sisy oe sds y 70 land
and o % a.ouh in front By
9forssd being d se By Stephen Mum and WIFE
~ Ssad hearing date the twentynfth day Of May one
thousand ssh hundred Ndv and }tS fsss
T SEbEdN h HEMsy t
Street Borough Of Manhattan New York City;
9{nsts @ 81 sas ss bcsouss
ManhattaG New York CITY tnr ns,.ns,,, Emily
slauson. 81 Nassau Street. Borough Of Manhattan
The Following are diagrams Of the property b. sold
being the premises described and referred to In the
f0sso street number OF the first parcel described Is No.
White Street and that OF the second parcel No. i~
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nur TRADE IN CHICAGO.

~ < (sneciaD.-The wheat recovery
Ch,0" ,srted on Monday continued to-aay. 10
Thicn nrices are &c TO Sc over last hsh' anu
rn ~ ,ver the low price OF Mohuas, -.
vas pa 1Vho Ohio December report made the
on the =, winter wheat only 50, and said II was
eohui" .hn winter In about as low conoi'ioh az
en'' - aver had badly infested with hess'am
sly Tn. hul feature OF the statistics was inc sia"
NJ -, only $4,000 bushels at primary poihts
rO'nared with 2a2coo bushels last year o'4 cars
COMP So-,hvest against 947 the Tuesday previous
% the - - Here there we're 6S cars. against
$40 IT, 1r,ossav previous and 46S last year. 1t Is
'he 49, worlds visible tomorrow Will show
ss.-oase compared with an increase last year
S"0 / ono 600 bushels. Gables were nrm Liver
ia 10 a.d. Seaboard clearances were oiS,oo0
pSsle II is anticipated there VIII DC aho'ner
eusn. n the visible Monday. The weather map
os.oS cold weather west and southwest without
sho" 7,n contract stock 11S4S 900 bushels. showed
s.roose for the week OF $4,000 bushels Special
al ".,o cables reported the weather perfect and
Ae'. rrornisng better than last year. Kansas
Wv NV, e,,,res on the wheat crop were 42slo'WO push
nn There was no Improvement In the shipping
e%rd which continues the uncertain feature.
a. opened at 6S1Sc SOLO between oo'sc oiu anu
%, and closed at 699sg69S4c.
- - gained NC May sold at S21sc and at S2%c.
.,osed at s2SsGS2%c; December closed 3olsc SELL
A January. 9OSsQ30lsc. The corn frmness was
s.tv with wheat. but there was buying by the
Pa interest which has been long for some
49, and also buying by Patten The profession
90 zero almost as unanimous for a rally in corn
.beat The estimate for tomorrow only
o. avs indicating small Western movement: the
.".ooc,ton to-day was 634 cars. Liverpool was I'M
u1~ros. seaboard clearances only 10000 bushels.
go ginning demand was poor. The contract stock,
,ss,n,o bushels decreased for the week $4,000 BUSH
.,s The talent expects corn to have further re-
eovery.
o.s to,ned the procession Of the other grains and
.,osod &c over Monday; December. 22ssQ22lho; May,
..69ulc Receipts ga cars; the estimate for
.or,orrov, 10 cars. Seaboard clearances were
= n,o bushels The contract stock, $4,000 bushels
t.rossed $500 bushels. The rally was sentiment
,aI Tbere was no improvement in the shipping
situation.
FIaxseed was steady but slow; to-nghts prices
unchanged to Nc over Monday; December. 81 3SA
Nav. 81 Sr5; cash. 81 &c. At the three points there
ere 1l6 cars received. against 1d last year. There
we're $4,000 bushels in by lake 1t is brought, how
ever by the Dickinsons. who are running the bull
deal
Provisions strong. with the Cudahys still
hJyng and with outsiders showing more conf
sence Pork was up 1215c TO 20c; lard up 10c: ribs
in ito l0o. There were 5000 hogs with 5000 for
tomorrow Prices at the yards were steady. The
interest in the provision market seems TO be broad
saing.
on the curb puts on May wheat closed 6sss96s1lc:
rSG32Sc.
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1)etition in Bankrnptrp.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UN

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the Southern District OF New York.-In
the matter Of the petition OF the UNITED STATES
COTTON COMPANY against sELIG BARDIN Alleged
At Term OF the United States District Court for the
Southern District OF New York. held In the United States
York. the 18th day Of November 1899. Present Hon.
Addison Brown. District Judge
It appearing TO the satisfaction Of this Court BY the
yember 1892 that a petition has been filed In this
praying that the above named Selig Bardn may
be declared bankrupt involuntary proceedings; that
Subpoena was issued this the said Selig
Was thereafter extended TO the End day OF November
made BY the Marshal Of this Court as shown by the
return made by said Marshal dated the 2nd day OF No
FOUND in this district and which is on fle ia this
Court and It further appearing that more than ten Gays
have elapsed the return day and that no
has been filed: that the present whereabouts OF me
debtor is unknown cannot be ascertained, and that
the service subpoena and petition herein cannot be
made upon him within this district 49,. ,,........
NOW on motion OF Black, Olcott iruDer & bonyhse'
attorneys for the petitioner herein, Il Is $1,000 ,..,
r dr demnr on the Both day December 1890, to
the nettlon fled in the office OF the eik OF tls
Court on the day OF October 1922 PRAYING hst me
rnt and I'm case his failure TO appear plead answer
or demur ad udcaon be made according 20 t.s PRAYER
OF the saH 81 this order impossible. 1t is hereby
further . . 40. =, this order he made upon the
"a seIi~ Bardin by publication for once week Tor not
sara six consecutive weeks 10 the New York Tribune
.aiS pubc be commenced not later man the 10Th
DAY OF ED that within after the date herein
cow Of this order deposited in tho Post once IN me
ny rsnn.r and addressed to the debtors last known
pa. ~ cadence follows No I'll Henry street. In
the ely 81 N Ior Addison Brown Judge Of the District
Court ana 'ne sea- ADDISON BROWN.
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Go tl)hom Jt map Concern.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Inc Auto
" matte Fire Alarm and EItingusher Company LIN.
ga domsstc corporation having its principal business
.errs in the Borough Of Manhattan. Guy county hnI
state Of New York will apply TO the supreme |I pt u
a. STATE Of New York Special Term thereon fat
~ be held in the County Court House IN SAID borough 9
on the 2lst day OF December 1899 al 1880
ncock In the forenoon as soon thereateE as ,
49, IL heard Tor an authorizing said corporation 20
Ssn i,s corporate name to AUTOMATIC FIRE ALARM
COMPANY. - q ,soo
TIJF AUTOMATIC FIRE ALARM MD EAIlNDOlSiihn
AiiA- ~ COMPANY. LIMITED. .
ELIJAH q. COWLES President
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THE AUDIT COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
Equitable Building, 30 Broadway.

Acting President Vice President,
AUGUST BELMONT. WILLIAM A. NASH.
Manager. Chief Consulting Auditor.
THOMAS l. GREENE. STEPHEN LITTLE.
Consulting Engineers
WN. BARCLAY PARSONS, F. s. PEARSON,
FORD. BACON q DAVIS.
Secretary and Treasurer,
EDWARD T. PERINE.
DIRECTORS:
August Belmont. A. j. Cassatt.
Frederic p. Olcott, Marcellus Hartley.
James Stilman, Charles r. Flint
William A Nash, George Coppel
Joseph S. Auerbach c. b. NJ Harvey,
George G. Haven, John /. Waterbury,
George W. Young.
ADVISORY COMMITTEE OF STOCKHOLDERS.
W. Bayard Cutting. T. Jefferson Coolidge jr..
Walter G.. Oakman, Charles S. Fairchid.
A. ID. JLilliard Gustav f. Kissel.
Henry W. Poor Isaac y. SeligTnan.
Louis Fitzgerald, Z. r. Chapman
The Audit Company examines and reports upon
the accounts and financial condition Of corporations
copsrtnershps and individuals and examines and
reports upon the physical condition Of railroad.
manufacturing and other properties.
Its services Of value TO investors. financial
institutions, borrowers OF money, directors OF
porations, merchants. firms and purchasers Of
properties.
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The Approximate OF the lien charge TO satiefy
which TIE described property is TO be sold 70 m
2sS 80 with Interest thereon from the gath day OF
October with costs and allowances amount
Ing to interest from November 4th 1899 to-
gether with OF the sale The approximate
amount taxes assessments other liens which are to
allowed the rchsse out OF the purchase money OF
paid by the referee Is $685. and interest.
Dated New York. November goth. 1899.
EZEKIEL FLXMAN. Referee.
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6ales Dn Aurtion.

UCTION SALE:-Phlla. Depot Q. NJ Dept,
1928 Arch Street. Phla Pa, November 90 1899
There will be sold Public Auction, the Schuylkiu
Arsenal this city, 10 o'clock A. NJ, Thursday
December 2Sth 1899 under the direction OF Major g. g.
Bingham G. O. NJ, L. s. v, lot Of condemned Quarter
masters Supplies Catalogues be had upon appca-
ton at schuylkn Arsenal 1t. Col. JOHN V. FUREY
Deputy Quartermaster General L. 5. A.
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CUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

~ YoRK.-Charies G. Spencer. Plaintiff. against Cath
crime J. Mcconnell and others. Defendants.
pursuance judgment OF foreclosure and SALE duly
made and above entitled action bearing
date the 4th day OF November 1889 the underssned.
the said judgment named, Will sell at public
the New York Real Estate salesroom, No III
Broadway, the Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
York, on the 18Th day q December, 1889 at twelve
clock noon on tat day by Bryan L. Kennedy Co..
Auctoneers the premises directed BY said judgment 70
be sold. and therein described as foows
certain lot piece or parcel or land with the
buildings improvements thereon known as Num-
Der 2232 Second Avenue, in the Twelfth Ward OF the
CITY OF New York Borough OF Manhattan. ndexed under
Section g. Bloch 1888 the Land Map OF the City OF
New York bounded and described follows: Begin
ming at poi-' the easterly side OF Second Avenue.
distant sixty feet and ten inches southeriy from the
OF Second Avenue and One Hundref
Fifteenth Street, running thence eastery parallel with
an Fifteenth Street and part OF the way
through party wall seventy-hve feet thence southeriy
parallel with twenty feet thence westerly
again parallel Hundred and Fifteenth Street and
part OF through another party wall seventy-hvs
feet 10 the easery side OF Second Avenue and thence
said easerly side Second Avenue twenty
feet 10 the place OF beginning.
Dated, New York. November 10th. 1899
EZEKIEL FIxMAN. Referes
MAN & MAN.
Attorneys for plaintiff,
IS Wall ST. New York City,
Borough OF Manhattan.
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lO9rd Street.

l03rd Street
The approximate Of the lien charge to satisfy
which the above described property is 70 be SOLD 10
Sixteen thousand hundred and foy-four s-Oo DOL
from the Both day OF october.
1899 together with and allowances amounting TO
Three hundred and 99-lO0 dollars with In
terest from November sth. 1899 together with the
penses Of the sale The approximate amount or taxes.
assessments other liens. which TO be allowed TO
purchaser OF TIE purchase money, or paid Dy
the Referee Eight hundred and eshty-eight l3-l0o
dollars and interest. -.
Dated New York. November 9th 1850
NELSON J. WATERBURY. Referee
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nlistella

rp,tSc silver Novelties IN unique models and special
y designs perfectly appropriate for holiday present. AZ
,no., prices Inspection respectfully so,eu
before purchasing elsewhere. JAMMEs, West sth-sI'
posx
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Dnblic Notices.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-DEPAR

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-DEPA RTMENT
N' OF FINANCE. BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION
OF TAXES, No. 81 Chambers Street Stewart Buildng
New York, December I'd. 1899.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 10 all persons who have
omitted pay their for the year 1899 to pay the
the Receiver Of Taxes at his Office in the Bor-
ough in which the property Is located. follows:
Borough Of Manhattan. No. 81 Chambers Street. Man
haitian. y. y;
Borough OF The Bronx. corner Third and fremont
avenues The Bronx, n. T.;
Borough Of Brooklyn. Rooms 2, 4, and 8 Municipal
Building, Brooklyn, n. Y;
Borough OF Queens, Jackson avenue and Fifth
Street, Long Island City, ". Y;
Borough OF Richmond, Richmond Building. New Brish-
ton, Staten Island. y. Y;
before the first day OF January, 1900 provided by
section 99 Of the Greater New York Charter Chapter
27S, Laws OF 1880.
Upon such remaining unpaid after the first day
December. 1899. per eentum viii be charged re-
celved and collected addition the thereof
and upon such remaining unpaid the first day OF
January 1900 interest will be charged received and col
ected upon the amount thereof at the rate OF per
per to be calculated from the second day
October 1899 which day the assessment rolls and
warrants OF 1899 delivered to the said
OF Taxes to the date Of payment pursuant to
section Ole Of said act.
DAVID E. AUSTEN. Receiver OF Taxes
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foretlosure Sales.

~N~~NNN~N~<~oN~N-~~>~~>
SUPREME COURT, County Of New York
~ WILLIAM A. HAZARD. Plaintiff against LIZZIE
SCOTT ADAM MORAN AND WINNIFRED MOfsAs'
Defendants. -,
In pursuance a Judgment OF Foreclosure and sale
duly made and entered in the above entitled action
ing date sth day OF November. 1899 l. the underssns
the Referee in said judgment named. will sell AT fuolio
Auction, at the Exchange Sales Rooms, now located AZ
No. Ill Broadway in the Borough OF Aanhattan, Cy
OF New York. the sixth day OF December, lo". -
IL o'clock noon. that day. by Peter f. Meyer 90
Auconeers the premises directed by said judgment 70
be sold, and therein described as follows; IA.
All that certain plot, piece. parcel or ann WIN
the building thereon erected situate. lying and pens
the Twelfth Ward OF the City Of New YORK and ooundsc
on the Easerly OF Madison Avenue distant twenty
feet eleven inches t26 IL" Northery from the cor
formed by the Intersection of the Northery sde
one hundred and third Street with the Easerly sde OF
Madison Avenue opposite the centre line 81 party
running thence Northerly along the said Eastery soe
Madison Avenue twenty feet COZ, thence EASTERN an1
parallel with One hundred and third Street and part OF
feet 900: thence Southey and parallel with Madison
Avenue twenty feet COZ: and thence Westerly ana
parallel with One hundred and third Street and part OF
the distance through the centre az party seventy
feet (70) TO the point place OF beginning Being pan
OF the same premises conveyed 10 LIZZIE SCOTT ~
CHARLES d BONWETL and wife by deed dated April
g. 1891 and recorded Section Of conveyances. LpSt
!. page 400. said premises being located In section "
Block 1909 on the Land Map Of the CITY OF New YORK.
Dated: New York. November 9th. 1899
NELSON J. WATERBURY, Ketsrse'
FRANKLIN W. MoULToN. Attorney for PLAINTIFF.
80 Wall St., n. Y.
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Diploeno Notirfs.


NE" York AND HONDURAS ROSARIO
-. MINING co.
NO ~ Broadway. Eew York. Dec 3. 1899.
.-xxx - Dividcrds So 81 and Ga
I'HE TRUSTEES OF this Company have this
day declared dividend ten cents per share. and
ESQ an extra dividend Of ten cents per share on Its
Canltal stock. payable December 10th $500
The transfer books will be closed from December 9th
70 Iolh WIN H. POWER. Treasurer.
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Nuited States
StttortaaQe T. Grnst Co.

SO CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
SURPLUS 81, 900 900
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financial glctiion5.

financial glcttious.
THE GFRMANIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION Of Directors or
The Gernenia Life Insurance Company Will be held
at the principal Company, No 20 Nassau
Street City New York Wednesday. the 18th
day Of December 1899 from IL m. TO | 2. m
HUBERT ellis. Nice-Pres't
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The premises described No 81 White Street VII .
.ola subject 10 mortgage OF twenty-five thousand dol
ias with interest thereon cent per annum from
scribed as 100 Grand Street will be sold subject 70
noytgsse Of Sixty thousand dollars, with interest
,her6n al a, per cent per the LIST day OF
ny isoe and subject the leases both Of ssid
narcels above described -
dated New York November l7th. 1899
WILLIAM HENRY HALDANE Refersa
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Countrp BOARD.

A PRIVATE FAMILY living in Yonkers accommo-
~ for the winter either adults family wishing
home without the OF housekeeping. Refer
exchanged Address c., 574 PalIsade-aye. Yonk-
". Y
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DyERTIsF,NBNTs ana subscriptions for The Tribune
,.ceiyed at their Uptown ONCE No i,242 Broadway.
"a door north Of sist-s until o'clock M advertise
ornce rates until O'Clock p m, via, 20 ethsve q
snr 2ad st. lb2 18th MAcyh oth-Aye-
ca i3tb-st la Columbus ave. West oeth-seg
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Bank ncporis.

NNNN|||10||/VN
mo. 1000
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
= NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC at New
ork in the State OF New York. at the close Of business
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WHITE STAR LINE.

"a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
-.rran9c Dec G. Cymrc ............. Jan. 3
Oceanic Dee 49, p m Germ1nio Jan. 10 noon
Enr massage freight and general information apply TO
NN' WHITE STAR LINE.
pler 4s North River Office Broadway y. Y.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-11
AGU1SAlDo,S MOVEMENTS.
L surEent Leader. Ch.rse Of Rasa VIII
cot AL Plan of Crrnpa'g"
(Bv TcIayriph.)

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1Q.-Interest is
felt in the War Department over A;,-
uinaldo's sudden change OF base north
eastward from T;,rlac to Bayombong.
about IS miles distant There are nu
Ner'us spclliESS of the latter. place.
but I'll" form given is the one most gen
crafty adhered 20 on the maps in the
possession Of the War Department The
most interesting feature Of the now sit
uatlHn IS that .Agui,l:llo has been fore
rd out II the TagaIo country to a re-
gi"n north where Tagalo is not spoken
ana where the mountains are filed with
'NeSritos and other savage tribes who
are hostile TO the 'Tag$llos.
WHERE HE Is HIDING;
10 ths. southwest base Of Carabelo
mountain there is Il narrow break in
the mountain range and Within a few
miles around the base. OF the mountain
en- its northern slope, one strikes the
headquarters of the great C'ayay;Ln rir-
en- that flows norhward $50 miles into
the China sea. 1t is on the head wa
tiers of the Magat that Aguinaldo is
now located. The way is open for him
down the long stretch Of river TO Apar-
II at the mouth Of the Cagayan where
Ii flows into the sea. This is one Of the
Widest. but richest, valleys in the is
LAND. Il is believed that the river Ca
EaNan is naviga:oc for our tin-clad
gunboats $50 miles from its mouth and
for cascocs much farther. IT is expect
ca as soon rs AGuinaldo shows any dis
position to move down the valley to
ward the China sea that the war ships
and gunhnats Will be sent round the
northern end of the island 10 meet hin,
and shut of his escape
ROOT NOT CONCERNED
If It is his intention Is escape from
Luzon lie would naturally seek .sperri
on some other northern port.
the move of AguinaldO to a new base
Of operations at Eayomhnng. The sec
rotary said today that the move. vas
distinctly retrograde. It was in the
n&t3:" Of a retreat after finding tina,
his i"rme! case was untcnablc.
throughout the War Department the
view prevails that Aguinaldo's move
does not materially change the cam
palgn plans and that these Will Ee
pushed with undated vigor
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-11

plies from Angeles hs the use Of mule

A,,,rr h,-t I'd Of
ard carahan ,o,ms
I}crnnn,iss,r :, ,on,. ~, fr,,,
discovered thn ins,,rp,.nts etrnnml, ~
,ran,.hnd hrfnrn nn,shar, Mn, si;,.,,,,,
cannon ana !, avid i,n ,,,r ~, -, -.
ar. short IF :rmn,,r;tinn S
Noi T.l, h,e hnpn on,r,,.od j., ,ra+,,
o. daring nxnioi- Vyhila snan,;no ,,.ii,,
five nlJiccrs ma ,,v, men ~ 49, ~
1y-sixth in+,ntr, ,nl ! ;nnt t:,,,.,;,,s
and ION men az ia ,r,,,,.,h r., ,,,,.. ~ -
rrent behind /, .rnn,l ,n,,t.,i,,;r ~,
FiliDinos rod. ,hn,f, dave, ,.,1 ii,i.,
and wounded % mn M I,,r.,,,.,,i, ~,
r.. also n,.n,1rht MAJ; % N,,s.',,... S' -
AC,C.E.I,pI:If; ~ osri.:
W.,SHIEC;T(yE Nnv 40 -rb,. v-,,.
Department has ,..c,.iv,.l IL. fn,in,,.i,,,.
Manila. NOV. 10 NC;nn ! ',,,-,nn av,ir,,
fences Soma ,ljl1j.,,,ty 81 .,rco,,+ ~ ~,
prcc"lnntol rains i, t,,t sn.,;n,, ~ ~
country, his advance. vas,,.r,ny v.ae "a
san Jose: strong force M, rI,r,nyh ~,
Aliro roi1tc yoi,n,~ r,nt,,r,l .as,S,,.,,
corsidevabl. nddjtjonal t|Iih,na,,an 80 -:
scnal 9rnt,.rty in trnnsi. nr,,tL 49,,
which IL. ,ro-i,,cl, runs ,nl ), ltnyrc
Que and ,re-sixiy- n,n1 ra.i, ne
muni.inu for Ho1chiiiss rl,ns ,,r,,;,.,-
tiles Tor five and si.rh,- incn ,,r..G,.',
leading rifle cannon ~, b,.y,.. IL ..,,,,,
las. considerable o,,,cr o,7n.n,,,, r,.a,.-
,.rt, ,vn fan. ..,,.ti,, -, - ~.
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JOINER ENtIAT:.s III, CRIME.
On the Gall"w- III Declared That lie
Atone WA Gully.
NV rlp.NrHIly{l.

faNl'iHlGfI ~ C.. NOV. lo.l;ia5
Joyncr. the Dongoia murderer. was
oans"d al Greenviile. y. C., te,lay in
she presence Of 5000 people The drop
sel At 1885 and llse was extinct an y
minutes. The body was Gu; down in
:" minutes. His neck was ,ro!lcn from
the Gall. and the body Showed only 4
sight convlllsion.
The condemned man naal!e a state
n&nt On the Gallows That lie alone was
guilty Of the crime and ttlat il Others
We're punished for it, the punishment
would fall on innocent parties Mi
Eerous questions We're asked him for
the purpose or ferretinG cut the mat
ter Eurihcr. Out he firmly adhered TO
the statcmcnt that he only was guilty
notwithstanding the immense crowd
here the best OF order prevailed.