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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-08-12
AN IC0N0CLAST.
Ingersoll as a Thinker, an Orator, a Poet,
Man and a Partisan.

! lngerSOll as a l.nlnke]
I III. Man and a
! e. .s.---~ .-rS5 ,.5sssii,.; BY S:GC
s-s-s-e-e~-... 49,. -
~ OBBRT G. INGERSOLL's death.
sN has caused more comment than
= Y, the passing of any other man
in the past half century. The pulpit
and the press have discussed him from
every standpoint. " His taking away:
leaves q void in the field OF progress
i've thinkers that will require some
great genius to fiji. Some there be.
who see in all his life but blasphemy
ard mockery. Others, with eyes in:
which the tears shine, look back to
him as the incarnation of all that:
was admirable and lovable in humaa
nature. Perhaps there lis q, middle
grcl upon which Truth rests her
feet. That this great man was great
in many ways. calumny itself. does
not deny. That he was a profound
observer, an oriaginal thinker, those
who know. him best will not assert.
.It:has been often said Of him that he
knew only how to destroy. aA And, in
truth, this was the greatness Of the
man. He was an iconoclast Of The
5icenoclasts. It might be said Of him,
as Burke finely said OF the men Of
the French Revolution: They were
the ablest architecs OF ruin that The
world ever isaw. z The conservative
mind abhors dest ction. It 5is Ii
saghast in the presence I u the image
breaker. And yet nothing iis more
certain than that any great upbuilding
of civilization must be upon the Lew
.eled ruins Of wornolt institutions.
The men who raze the old to make
clear a site for the newer temples
are as truly builders Of the good AMI
abeautiful as are those calmer souls
who come afterward, with level and
trowel, to square the found ations and
erect the walls. Before the opulent
cities and pleasant farmsteads could
Fadorn this land, it was necessary that
the fire and ak Of the ontiersman
Should level the forest and destroy
the Swild derness. Even such o 'front.'
|iersman was ing His work was
to clear away the underground to
bring to earth the .centuries-old for
est of theological dogma. His tools
were the torch and ak. And he fel1cd
aid destroyed with a zeal Of q Peter
the Hermit and the implacabl blenesss
lot a Tarquemada IN .f55. 81
OF course Robert G. Ingersoll had
his faults as well as his virtues. he
was intensely human. He was not
of that cold. .blooded temp perment
which never sins because it is never
tempted. 3-sa3 3.s'; B B
In all his personal characteristics
Colonel Ingersoll was . 1oyabqe man.
He was honest, he was courageous, he
was loyal. He loved his family and
wass loved lby them with an exceeding
great love. His purse was open to
every appeal of want. The misery of
the very poor touched his tender heart.
Their woes were felt by him. Il His
charities were as wide as they were
u1nogtent tatious. AS it was said of a
certain Jewish Carpenter himself a
teacher Sfof a new doctrine abhorent
to the churchmen Of his day he went
about doing good. For my part, #
wherein the deeds .of: men are TO
warded by unerring justice, I would
rather, much rather have Robert g.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-08-12
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LIFE rs roo: SHORT.

y : z y :
Life is too short for amy vain regretting;
Let dead delight bury its dead, I say,
And let us go upon our way forgetting !:
| The joys and sorrows of each yesterday.
Between the swift SUMS rising and It's
Il setting .iifi55.. 49,.
We have no time for useless tears or
Life is too short. .:. s,
Life Is too short for any bitter feeling;
Time is the best avenger If we wait;
The years speed by and on their wings
bear healing, !
We have no room for anything like hate
This solemn truth the low mounds seem
Il revealing @ :.
That thick and fast about our feet are
stealing, ~ {. -. 49,. :
Life is too short. %
Life is too short for aught but high en-
(. deavOr-r sg-..s -.
Too short for spite, but long enough for
g. love. @5gs
And loves live on forever and forever.
It links the worlds. that circle on above!
'Tis Gods first law, the unlverses lever;
In His vast realm the radiant souls sigh
never: .s,
Life is too short"
Ella Wheeler Wilcox, in N. Y. Evening
Journal. i
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-05-19

The AMERICAN ECONOMIST, weekly, devoted to The
discussion Of all phasesof the Tarln question. ~
ayear. Sample copies free. Address American Pro
Ncttve farfd LehguA 70 W, aSd st., New York,
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-05-19

Edgar Quinet in his Journal tells how
one day be went with the naturalist,
M. Geoffroi dc st. Hilaire, 20 the Jardin
des Plantes: "In che CT the cages were
q lion and a lioness together. They
were standing Up, quite m%otionless,
and seemed not even to SEQ US. Present
ly the lion, lifting up his great paw,
placed it slowly and softly IN the fore
head Of the %lioness, and both continued
in the same attitude as long rs we re-
mained before them. What was intend.
ed by the gesture? A painter who should
have desired to represent calm grief and
the deepest compassion coald not have
invented anything more striking. What
does 1t mean?' eaid l 10 Geotfroi. Their
lion whelp died this morning, replied
be. Then / understood what | saw
pity, good will, sympathy-all these
sentiments might be read in those fierce
countenances "-Cassell's Magazine.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-05-19
rARlFy LITERATURE FOR all.

The AMERICAN PRoTRcTTvzTARIEFLEA
Is publishing q most valuable series Of Tsri1
documents. These ere prepared with q view
10 etacc the facts and arguments for ProtSc-
ton, whether in the interest Of farmers
lsbOrers, merchants or professional men.
Zach issue of the Beries appeals to those e4i-
gaged In separate Industries, and prSsents ia
disputablo facts-compnrisons OF wages, cot
of living, and other arguments showing the
benefits Of Protection.
Any single one viii be sent on receipt Of &
cents in stamps except wages, Livinr ana
Tariff" which viii be cent FOR 4 cents.
The whole list will be sent for 90 cents or
any twelve for 80 cents. or any FIVE forll
cents, postage paid. ORDERLY number.
No. P.crs
l-"wsgas, Living and TarlR.s e. A. HAErs-
2-"ThnsS1 Advantage 81 e Pf6tssays TafiY 10 W.
tho Leuor ana Iudq5tries Of the United
Stated" klrsr lrize Essay, 1887. CRAw-
EoRD d. HESSIEG,. &c
s-"Eolne Production Indispensable 70 q sup
ply, at Low Prices. OF the Manufactured
Uommudities required for tho People OF
the United states, and Adequate Home
Production Of these Commodities mDrs-
sible without a Protective rarin." First
PRIZE Egspy, 1888. q. ID. TODD. .... 81
E"N hiatt are Raw Asterials7 Would Free Raw
Materials be AdVantagcoua 70 the Lebor
and Industries OF the United StatC7'
First Prize Essay, 1880. HOMER ID. DMALL 80
G-"FallRcies Of Free-Trede." Il. p. MILLER. 80
6-"some Views on the Tariff BY an Old Dusi.
7-"The Protective Tsrin It's Advantage for
the south CT; EDwARnA q
0-"PTotectiOn us. Free-Trade." pa Historical
Review. ID. g.. HARTMAN ................ u
I0-"The Farmer and The Tarin" Col. THOMAS
l1-"proteScftiRoan as a Publ; Policy 6iiE;oRahiss.. :
la-"Rsply to the residents FrceTTadS lies;
sage" X. 7. lOrTER. ............s..... ?
s." WOrkingmen and tho Tarin -. ........... 8
lA-"The Vital Question Shall American Indus
tries be Abandoned and American Mar =
Ib-samt in German, with Addition. :.-.... .. 3
.e-"1he Progress OF one Hundred Years."
I7-sPTotection for American shipping.]..... Z
l8-"The Tariff Not q Tax" HOMER b. DIBEIL.. =
49," Why hishmen Should Be PrOtections3ts."
20-"Protection /" K. II, AHMDowA. ........... 90
2l-"Whatl Is q TARIFF" Answerst 70 a Working
22-"The Amefihean Wool Industry : Ell. 4 n :
2s-"wases and Cost Of Eiving1 j. b. WErKs. I
ID" southern Farming Industries" .......... 4
2b-"A snort Talk 10 Worklngmen. .....,....., 2
2U-'Proteot0n and the Farmer" Senator B NJ.
SOl4oA-.sss.s. ~
The AMERICAN ECONOMIST, weekly, devoted 20 the
discussion OF all phaSeBiof tho TaHn question. ~
ayear. sample copies free. Address American Pro
Ncttve farfa LehRuA 70 W, a3d ST., New York
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-05-19

All Of our leading vocalists are ex-
ceedingly careful of their voices and
study their daily ILLS of Iare with the
most minute anxiety as to what they
shall eat or what they shall drink.
Probably few of U principal queens
of song are more careful about their
voices than Mime. Patti. She does not
bother very much about her bill Of
fare, but makes a point whenever she is
appearing at a concert or in an opera
not to speak a single word all day to
anybody previous to her appearance, -
London Answers.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-05-19

Oh, the day lawns on the prairie, and tho dew
II on the rose
In the dreamy time Of boyhood. when an etan
bugle blows,
For a sweet soul bud 70 hasten to where
grandma likes to make
Gust the piumpest.
Tooth delighiing,
J Sugar coated
Fried cake
oh, the prairie hawk is flying far beyond our
visual scnsei
oh. the Loauteous colors dying just before star
BrmnmCntsi
Oh, the blocm End bliss % boyhood. when tho
prundn,ss like 20 rioke
just the ~plunTcst.
Tooth dulight'nr,
Sugar coated
Fried cake
Oh. the rainbow days are passing. and a prei.
rie rise OK scar
Secm 60 nc directly under our dear Fathers
brighten start
oh. the love light that has fadcdl On, the man
sometimes does acho
For the plutlpost,
Tooth delishtinR.
Sugar coated
Fried cake
Edward s. Peterson in What to Eat
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-05-19
DeIayed Execution.

ut must have been a very tender
hearted butcher who killed this lamb, ,"
said Mr.. A.. pausing in the dissection
Of his chop.
"Whyg" asked bis fellow boarder.
"He must have hesitsted throe OF four
yeara before striking the fatal blow. !"
Boston Journal,
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-05-19
Stuck BRANDS

~ Z 81 - : H. az "a Is ~
TuE lneEsL intends TO make a spe
rial'y q the .tocs interests Of tnis porto,
,f New &ex.,os nd u sulroen Ing CO.'S
;ry.
I'll VII be in The hands Of snd read b,
nos! of Tie stocSnsn and cowboys in THU
r%cr;ion Of The territory.s
As stock is liable to stray il is desirable
for owners to have their brands videl'
knowr, SO that stray stock can be recog
nized and owners notified.
In order to have brands widely knows
they muat be well advertised.
TIRE LIBERAL will advertise stoca
brands at the following r~ates:'
Oneband on cut one year ........
Each additional brand on cut, same
owner
Each additional brand in print(straitht
letters and fgures)... .,........
Each additional brand, character.
Or connected letter requiring an en.
graved block. 49,.
Each brand giving location of GRAND
on animal, or ear marks or both...,
All descriptive matter in addition {
name of company, address, range ans
brands charged extra.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-05-19

ngEvBRY PACKAGE1GA
tho Y Stamp in red on the wrappers
j.. II. zEILIN 8 CO., Philadelphia. .
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-05-19

Edward s. Peterson in what to Eat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-21
Noilec of Summons.

S,IrPREME COURT New York County
- Charles G Cornell Jr, and Richard W. Cnderhlll
plaIntGs agains, James p. Adams. Defendant summons
10 me above ramed defendant: -
You are hereby summoned TO answer the complaint IN
h,s sction and to copy 81 your answer on th
ni,nfins' attorneys within twenty day. after frNce w
his summons exclusive Of the day Of service ana W
vour fsture answer Judgment VIII ne
sken esaInst you By default for the RELIEF DEMANDED III
the complaint $780,, e.. tenn
Jaw" 49, RICHARDS & HEALp.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
onc. and Pos, ono. address III broadway, Manhattan
New York. y. Y.
To James 4. Adams; $500. ... A.. ,.,ttt,,
I'm. foregoing summons f. served upon o. bS puDI,Is
,.,-ssn to % Hon. LEONARD a. Gesericn.
ne - m. justices the Supreme Court ~ the state "i
s. va lated the Sth day q November. lsNH ana
49, ,b The mrlant In the onlce Of The clerk OF me
- York a The County court hpn-" III eAiN
1.s..gy r H.. oth inv 81 November 800.
rstca New York. November 9th, 1899
'"''' wv RICHARDS = HEAD.
Plaintiff Attorney.
omc. ard Pos, oH,o Addre,s. li broadUay Manhattan
York y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-21

NEW YORK CITY. NOVEMBER Fl. Is99.-ssaled
proposals In t-ipcatc subject the usual conditions
will received this Office until ~ o'clock
81 1889 which time and place they will he opened In
the o. bidders for furnishing and delivering at
y Depot - toe Or. Mr. Department. 500 900 yards
Of Khaki material subject TO 50o increase n desired by
conforming 90 standard and specinos
lions adopted Nov. 18th, 1909 Proposals WILL however.
br entertained material differing from the standard
specific atons but IN such samples Of less
than % yards must accompany bids Blank proposals
giving fun nfo;mation grad. Of material required
and Of bidding be obtained the Offices Of
the Depot Quarermsse-s at New York. Boston. Phila
delphia ami Chicago. The L. 5. the right
AIRY all proposals thereof
Preference will be given 10 articles OF domestic produc
ton -ure. conditions quality price
Guiding In the price OF foreign productions manufac-
the thereon being equal Envelopes containing
should be marked: 'Proposals for Khaki Ma
ieral 10 be Dec. 81 1899" and addressed 10
Col. A $. KIMBALI. AQ.M.G.. u.s.A.. Depot or. Mr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-21
PROPOSALS FOR FOOD SUPPLIES

Office Of the Manhattan State Hospital. No. Madison
Ave- York Cy.-Sealsd proposals for furnishing fresh
and butter for period Of three months from
Jany 1900 ard condensed and cows milk for period
Of from Jany !. 1909 In accordance with the
specifications copies Of which may be obtained april
cation Room as will be received At this ONCE until
81 o'clock y NJ. Wednesday. Dec. %. 1899. which
and place tie Poard II Managers viii open all
bids. bid supply shall he considered
c-pt persons hrms ~ corp 'rsions who aeu-
siy engaged In the packing Strengthening and ship
ping Of beef pun 'usnt 90 the provisions 81 Chap 40
Laws 1897 and for other supplies bids shall he
considered except from parties who actual dealers
in the commodities for which they submit proposals.
Each bid must he accompanied by certified check for
per OF the amount OF the bid as guarantees
Of coed faith A bond OF some rnprovtd surety COM
for - the contract will
be required after award for hs faithful funlmsn q the
contract HENRY T. hOWt-ASD
President Beard Of xanaGsrA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-21

10th street
The approximate amount OF the lien charge TO salts
~ which the hbove-deacribed property In sold IA
thousand hundred and thrty-two and 37-OO
dollars S3 23231D. with thereon from the 18th
Of November 1890 together with and allowance
amounting 10 four hundred and eighty four and 47-0O
dollars N4s4si, with interest from the LIST day
ceinber 1899 together with the OF tho
approximate amount Of liens
which be allowed the purchaser Of he
purchase paid by II hundred ana
sixteen and 03- 100 dollars sSfG 03,.
Dated NsS York, December goth, 1899.
LANSING w. WALSH.
- Referee
HERBERT PARSONS
Attorney for plaintiffs.
III Broadway,
Borough Of Manhattan
New York City. ". z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-21
foreclosure Sales.
S>1Tf1pSREME COURT, COUNTY OF M

C1TPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- YoRK.-Henrietta NJ. Parker. Plaintiff against
M,roaret Qun, Defendant. -. CT.
In nurruance Of a Judgment Of Foreclosure ana S.e
a,v made and entered In the above entitled scu1h wy
sth dav Of December 1892 the underssned tne hsteee
IN said Judgment named will sell at Public AUCTION
he Exchange sales Rooms. now located az NO III
York on the day Of January 1890 At ~ oeioek mTon
ON that day F. Meyer. Auctloneer the
directed by said judgment to be sold and therein de-
All that certain piece parcel q and with tns
building thereon erected situated In the lily OF re.
York Founded and described as follows bEGiNniSI az
nont on the Northerly side OF Eighty third street as
tant one hundred and ninety eight feet and eight nce
We,twardiy from the Northwestsrly corner OF Eishv
third Street and Columbus Ave. running thence
wardly along the Norherly side OF Eignty nlro oue
sixteen feet and inches. thence Northwaruy
with Columbus Avenue and part OF the way thousn n
centre Of party hundred and two eet ana W.
inches centre OF the block between Eshy mt,
and Eighty fourth SITS. thence Eastwardly along sa'
centre line sixteen feet and four irches hencs ~
wardly parallel with Columbus Avenue ana par. 80
way through OF another party wan Chs .,
dred and two and two inches 70 the NortherS 's "
Eighty third Street at the place or beglnnlhs'
Dated New York December s. 1922 no,, ,.,.r..
AI>GERNON s. MOTION Keterse'
FRANCIS F.. PARKER Attorney Tor fisihtHi'
IS William Street. New York CITY.
Street number Of this property Is III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-21
Proposals.
pRorosAIs ron
PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING hNp
prNniNG

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received Until January
IL 1899 1880 o'clock a " Tor f9 mlf; W. ~,
PAPER for the & IT. ye r, ei The aid proposals
10 lie opened before and the award OF
ING 10 Inc lowest and bidder Tor the interest OF VI.
Gsvernmcnt the committee ererving 10 self ne ris,
10 reject any all bids as s Judgment OF 'he p1'
Interests Of the Government may dictate. ,,,. an,
Detailed schedules Of tie Description quh ~ ina
and blank proposals, and giving the regulations WIN
which bidders rnus, comply. can be onianeI ny "a n'i
The contracts win be into for supplying such
quantities Of paper - may be needed du'hs 'ne 'e"'
""T no minated quantities set forth detail IN the
cs 600 resins machine finish printing paper. 2ix3s
$3.50 rtams mschne nnish printing paper - fs;
81 800 reams sized and calendered White or uhen
printing paper. various sizes.
20 800 rtams white writing paper. various sizes and
900 reSms colored writing paper various sire' and
1000 rssms cover paper. various sizes and weights
1000 pounds q best plate PAD, paper
BOO 600 bounds superfne Giouble) coated paper
400 resms manila paper. various Sizes and weights
5000 pounds artificial parchment, various sizes
10000 Sheets cardboard varou, coiors. sizes. and
1900 900 sheets bristol board various coors sizes and
500 resms class ledger paper. white or blue
laid or wove various sizes and weights.
300 second class ledger paper. white blue
laid or woye. various sizes and weights
ZOO rcams Tissue and copying paper.
SO reams botting paper any required color and
100 reams tar paper PAX 90
ao5 reams plaid. marble, and comb paper. various
$50 reoms typewriter paper. various sizes and
weights.
100 white French folio. II 4 %
1900 sheets parchment, - ~.
by direction OF the Join, Committee OF Congress, on
''' F. W. PALMER
Public Printer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-21
llBth Street.

18th Street
The approximate amount Of the lien charge sat
sfy which above described property Is be SOLD is
S. 355 Is with interest thereon from the Goth day OF
December 1880 subject 10 three mortgages for $40 900
each with interest from September lst 1899 per cent
together with and allowance amounting TO S26SO7.
together with the OF the sale The approximate
Of the taxes. assessments and water rents
liens be allowed TO the purchaser OF the
chase money paid by the Referee is 81 1911 30 and In
terest.
Dated New York, December 10th. 1890.
REUBEN ii. CNDERHILI4 Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-21

The approximate amount n the lien charge 10 satisfy
Witch the above described property Is TO be SOLD Is
sal 1872 with interest from the l4th day OF
November. 1902 together with costs and allowances
amounting s.O 30 With interest from November 2ih,
Isnn together with 81 the sale Tho approx
innate ~ taxes water rents, assessments, or
other liens which he allowed the purchaser out
Y he purchase money. PAID BY the Referee. Is
g. az - and interest
Dated. New York December 18th. 1902
THOMAS = DONNEIH,y. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-21
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT, County of New

SUPREME COURT. County Of New York.
- Allan McIane and substituted Trustees. etc.
P.aintins against Heny j. McGuckin and others. Defend
Gully made and above entitled action. bearing
date the 18th day OF November, 1899 and entered In the
office OF the Clerk OF the County OF New-York, AT the
County Court House in raid County the LIST day OF
December 1893 amended nunc pro tune by an order
duly made the above entitled action bear
I'm the Office said Clerk that day. J. the under
signed the referee said judgment named will sell
AT public auction the New York Real Estate Sales
room No. III Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan The
city ~ New York. County Of New York on the 18th day
of January 1900 twelve oc.ock OF that day. by
Herbert auctonetr. the premises directed
hy the said Judgment he sold and described therein
follows:
All certain lot piece parcel OF land with the
House thereon situate, lying and being In the
CITY OF New York bounded and described follows
viz: Beginning certain point on the northery side
and twentieth Street distant two hundred
md eighty-three I'VE and onehaf inches westerly
Avenue and running thence westwary along the north
ery ride OF street O6 on sixteen feet six and
one half inches thence norhwardy parallel with said
avenue hundred feet and eleven inches thence east
paralle with said street sixteen feet and
half inches and thence souhwsrdly parallel with said
hundred feet and eleven Inches 10 the point
place OF beginning 49,
The eastery and westerly side walls Of said dwelling
house party walls.
The said premises being known by the street
Der 80 10th street. - - -
LANSING W. WALSH.
Referee.
HERBERT PARSONS.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
III broadway New York City
The following diagram Of the property TO be sold:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-21
11etition in Bankruptcy.
TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT, South

SIAlES lhiti oCthi' pou'h-
~ .rn District Of New York.-in the Matter OF the
Petition OF Cane Bros Company, John Campoell A.
1,omnany and H. g Leclercq Il Co for ths Involuntary
h.okTIntcy OF CHARLES l. ENFANT.
I, apnearng 10 satisfaction OF this court by the
aesd.y of John Gerhard verified the e1th day Of Octo
~ iSgo and the affidavit Of Eugene III. Hatch verified
he a;h aay Of November Ispp. that petition has been
ned IN this court praying that the above named CHARLES
ITnfant be adudged bankrupt; that subpoena therein
i.sed out OF the said Charles bEnfsnt
.n,n.hle on the 3st day Of October, 1880 that service
thereof and Of the petition could not be made by the
WsrsIal OF this court SHOWN by the return made by
.ad Marshal dated the 18th day Of October 1870 cert
wing that after dgent search he WAS unable 10 md ne
.sd Charles r. Enfant. and which reur1 Is now file
"a 80, court. ami IL further appearing from the said Aft
Avis thu, more than days have elapsed since said
,,rn day and that appearance has been fled hat
S nressnt wheteabouts OF tho debtor unknown and
rnp, be ascerained and that service Of the subpoena
pd ptItlon herein be made upon him Within this
D,SSHpnIpFT that the said Charles LEnfant appear
- snsw.r or demur the Doth day Of December
700 IN be petiii0n herein fled In the OHce Of the Clerk
80 ,its curt on 18th day 81 October, 1890. praying
~, aid charles Enfant be sdjudged bankrupt and
,h,t in case OF his failure to appear plead answer or
ssrr adjudication he made according to the prayer Of
~ iticn and further appearing that personal service
~ His order is impractlcabe. II -
ORDERED that service q mis- order he made upon
the said Charles L'Enfant by publication once week
tnr no, lees than consecutive weeks In the New York
tribune sah publication TO I've commenced not a'e' IMAM
he 10TH day ~ November 1922 49,
H~''u WV $500 ADDISON BROWN.
= Dist Judge