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The Jersey City news., 1901-12-14

MARK TWAIN AT THE BANQUET TABLE.
The field. and those who have entered are
TOO much hampered by their own princi-
pies which were prejudices.
Il propose to go there to purify the po-
Iitical atmosphere. am IN favor OF ey-
,rything everybody is in favor of. What
.ou should do is to satisfy the whole ma
ION. not half of it, for then you would
only be han a president"
In 1900, at the Berkeley lyceum, New
York, before the Publication society,
Mark Twain said:
"a cablcgram few days ago stated
that Russia in order to retrench has re-
solved to withdraw the appropriation for
public schools | never expected to see a
humorous cablegram from Russia. To
shut up schools to save expense is joke.
"Curious how history repeats itself. |
heard the same great idea exploited in
the valley Of the Mississippi when | was
boy. An old farmer spoke. HIS idea
was very much what yours is. lie said
that every time they stopped a school
they would have to build a jail. Its
mistake to save money In that way said
he. What yoy gain at one end you lose
at the other Its like feeding dog on
his own tail. 1t wouldn't fatten the
dog
On the subject of dinner invitations the
humorist has put himself on record as
follows:
s.Inyitations which brisk young fellow
should get and which would transport
him with JOY are delayed and impeded
and obsfrueted until they are fifty years
overdue when they reach him. 1t has
happened again in. this case. When
was hoy in Missouri. i was always on
the lookout for Invitations, but they al
ways miscarriad and went wandering
through the aisles Of time, and now they
are arriving when | am old and rheumat-
ic and can't travel and must lose my
chance. | have lost world of delight
through this matter OF delaying invita-
tions. Fifty years ago would have gone
eagerly across the world to help celebrate
ANYTHING that might turn up. 1t would
have made no difference to me what it
was so that / was there and allowed a
chance to make noise.
ssrhe whole science Of things is turned
wrong end TO. Life should begin with
age and its privileges and accumulations
and end With youth and its capacity to
euioy such advantages. As things are
now when ii youth d dollar would bring
you hundred pleasures You can't get It {
when you are old. you get It. and there =
nothing worth buying with it then. rs
en- epitome of life. The first half OF It
conssts of the capacity to enjoy without
the chance: the last half consists OF the
chance wifhout he capacity.
The Jersey City news., 1901-12-14

completed and that the Chief Engineer
be ard IS hereby directed III tsis ~'jth nv
FtssrlsiiisSiai,ers ~ Assessment statement
showing the entire cost Of said jmprpys-
nitni, and that thereupon said eu1nm's
s.oiifrs Of Assessment shall proceed TO
prei5Jfs and submit an assessment map
and report for said improvement cun1orIn-
ably fbtfthe provisions Of Section 90 OF
GharserF2 F2i7 OF the LAYS Of 1876.
Resolved, That the work under con-
tract No. 1,3is, fort the construction Of
an 1S-ilfch vitrifed pipe sewer in Van
Wagenen avenue from q point about ~
feet south OF Sip avenue to and connecting
with sewer in Sip avenue BY edward
O,Nelll. contractor, be and the same ~
hereby accepted as completed, aid thar
the Chief Engineer be and Is hereby di-
rected to file with the Commissioners Of
Assessment a statement shaving The nnf
tire cost of said improvement, and that
tlereupDn said Commissioners of, ASSESS
nlent shall proceed to prepare aad submit
an assessment map and report for SAD
Improvement c0nformably to tne provis-
IONS of Section 90 of Chapter 2il OF the
Laws Of 1885,,
Resolved, That the owners OF property
fronting on the streets as per schedule
annexed. be and are hereby notified TO re-
pair and relay the sidewalks and curb
stone In front of their respective lands,
and to supply and lay new curb and side
walk where needed. confprmably to the
established grades OF said streets and in
accordance with specifications heretofore
adopted by this Board and to be annexed
, to this notice when served
The Jersey City news., 1901-12-14

at Clarks burg. W. Va. where, although
it was but a small country place. he
achieved snch prominence as to secure
him can to an important charge in Cow
ington. Ky. Then he came north. and in
Providence. Il. l.. he had his third pas
torate. that of Grace church.
DIR. Greers rise to fame and fortune
came about in singular way. 1t is re-
corded that one Sunday morning some
thing more than ten years ago the late
Cornelius Vanderbilt found himself in
Providence. K. l.. with couple of hours
to spare before the departure of train
that was TO take him to Newport. The
church bells were Ginning melodions in
vitatien to worship and Mr.. Vanderbilt
followed the sound of the bells until -he
reached Grace church. The sermon made
such an impression on the New York
Central magnate that within week the
rector received polite note asking him If
he did not want to take charge of st.
Bartholomew's church. on Madison ave-
nue.. New York. The note. which was
signed simply Cornelius Vanderbilt. con-
cluded by saying that the church needed
just such a man: that he could name his
own salary and have all the money he
wanted to aid the poor and to establish
missions. DR.. Greer accepted the call.
Now in managing the charities of his
congregation he disburses $200,0OO annu-
ally.
The rector of ST. Bartholomew's is an
author of note, some of his works being
.sThe Historic Christ" From Things to
God = "The Preacher and His Place" and
VISIONS His parish. next to old Trim
The Jersey City news., 1901-12-14

wHITEHEAD AND RiS FLYING MACHINE. (
and then landed on terra firma again
without the slightest jar. Since then he
has built new maehine with many i'm
provements over the old one.
Mr. Whitehead doesn't call his inyen-
ton floating machine, but flying ma-
chine, as, differing from balloon, it
scars through the air without the aid Of
any gas to keep it Up. 4 Is built like a
boat, with gigantic wings on each side,
and in the rear is. i fan shaped arrange
ment like the tail Of bird. The power is
CINE, which weighs only twenty-five
pounds. will. the; inventor says. generate
thirty horsepower. Attached to the bot
tom Of the boat are rubber tired wheels
for use on land, and there is also an ar
rangement to be used when on water.
The system of operating Mr.. White
heads machine is very simple. After run
ming along the ground until good rate
Of speed is attained the wings are unfold
ed, and the rush of air raises it from the
ground. Rapidly. revolving propellers,
aided by the wings, prevent it from yield-
ing to the force Of gravity, and the steer
ing apparatus will guide it in any direc-
ton. The new ship is about 80 feet over
all, the body, or boat. being 1S feet long
and 4 wide. The fan shaped tail is 10 feet
long and. like the wings. is made Of sheet
steel. The vehicle weighs 80 pounds.
Mr.. Whitehead is only twenty-seven
years old and was born in Bavaria. For
several years be made and experimental
with models of flying machines, but none
Of them proved success. About a year
ago he went to Bridgeport, Conn, and
took position as night watchmsn, but
devoted all bis spare time to flying NIT
chimes and thinks he has one now that
will astonish the world.
The Jersey City news., 1901-12-14
TO WE'D A VANDERBILT.


Again Master Cupid has been at work
in the Vanderbilt family, and again one
Of its members has received Il shaft from
the little fellows bow. This time Cupid
let fiy at RegifAld. and that the aim was
true is proved By the fact that Mr.. Van-
derbilt's engagement TO Miss Kathleen
Nelson has just been announced Al
though still it Yale. he will leave college
shortly, and. it is said, his marriage will
take place in the near future.
The fancee of Mr.. Vanderbilt is very
prominent in New York society. She is
the second daughter Of Mrs Belle Nelson
and therefore niece Of Fred Gebhard.
As Mrs. Nelson was a eoleir 70 the Geb-
hard fortune the wealth win not be all
on the side OF the bridegroom.
Miss Nelson, according to matrons Of.
society. is the fairest of all The fair wo-
men who have married into the Wander
bilt family She is too dark TO be called
blond and too fair to be styled a brunette.
The Jersey City news., 1901-12-14
REFUSES A. 6isHOPRlc.



1t Is 4 common occurrence for ministers
Ia refuse calls to other churches -ewing To
their devotion 70 their own parish. but
few CT diem xill east aside the honor Of
becoming bishop. The Rev. David ILL.,.
Greer hnwever, has for the second time
in his life refused u hishopiic. Although
unanimously elected for this office recent
Is br the new Episcopal diocese OF west
crn Massachusetts, he prefers to remain
IN New York rs rector of st. Bartholo-
NEW ) church.
Dr. Greer was, born in Wheeling, w.
va. in 1854 and received his education at
Washington college and the Kenyon
Protestant Episcopal seminary al Cam
bier. o. He received the degree of doctor
Of divinity from Kenyon college and
Brown university. In 1883 DIR. Greer
was ordained. and his ifst pastorate was
The Jersey City news., 1901-12-14

The Cornwall Canal, in Canada Is now
Sighted 81 electric arc lamps throughout
lis entire length There are some 2ap
lights in ure, spaced about 300 feet apart
The Jersey City news., 1901-12-14

Tho Empire tour OF the Duke and
Duchess Of cornwall ana York, Just en-
led. cost gz5o,ooo
The Jersey City news., 1901-12-14

Rsaalvcd, That the Beard spf Finance
u fft hy cQfieur& In the folloEluk ris2tu-
;ti8r. adopt ed blythe Board Of street aI ann
Water Commissioners November ~ 1a'''
That the contract for the cleaning Of
streets OF Jersey City and the removal
sfaa S assS as ans ssTsSs @ Il
anee with the specifications for same
heretofore adopted by this Board, Noyem-
Der u. 1901, be and is hereby aWaded 20
proposal, submitted TO this Board Mo-
ven1ber l9, 1901, and that the Corporation
Attorney be and is hereby directed TO
prepare and have executed the necessary
contract for the same.
From the same Board:-
Transmitting resolution passed by said
Board November 70. 1901, and approyedsby BY
Resolved, .rhat the Board of Finance
hereby concurs in the following resolu-
tion, adopted by the Board OF Street and
Water Commissioners. November ~, 1901.
Awarding to John Nolan the contract
for the Improvement OF Merseles street,
from Newark avenue TO Third street;
estimated cost sl,54z.2z; amount on city,
S644.2
From the same Board
Transmitting resolution passed by said
Boara November ~, lsoi; ana , approved
Resolved. That the Board OF Finance
hereby concurs in The following resoiu-
fi0n adopted by the Board OF street anu
Water Commissioners November ~, 1901, u
witt
Awarding to Edward w, Conlon tho
contract fort he Improvement OF Rutgers
avenue, from Gator avenue to the prop
erty line south Of Warner avenue and
New street Sheffield street ard Chapel
avenue, between Rutgers avenue TO Ocea.-
avenue; estimated cost, s4sol.o3 amount
on city $6u.2I.
From the same Eoard:-
Transmitting resolution passed by sale
Beard November ~ 1901, and approved py
The Miyor November u, 1s0l:
Resolved That the Board Of Finance
hereby colcurs in the following resoiu-
ton. adopted by the Board OF street and
Mater Commissioners November ~, lsul,
to witt:
Awarding to Henry Byrne the contract
for the Improvement of Broadway. troIl
Wright avenue TO west side of Dales ave-
nise; estimated cost. S2,5i2-5S; amount Oil
Received and ordered filed.
REPORT OF THE CLERK.
Jersey City, Nov. 26, 1901,
Honorable Board Of Street ana Wa.er
commissioners
Gentlemen-The Commissioners of AS
seslnenf have filed with me oil this dats
their preliminary assessment map anu
report tor improvement OF topeu!ng, etc.l,
Randolph avenue, between My1 tie avenue
and Wilkinson avenues, and the maj as
sessment maps and reports for constfuc-
ton of sewer in Hopkins avenue from
Beyans street to Summit avenue, ana Aoi
the Improvement of Factory street, from
Mercer street to Montgomery streets.
Respectfully submitted,
GEO. 7. BOUTON,
The Jersey City news., 1901-12-14

Resolved, That permission be and is
hereby granted to Jos. Dixon Crucible Co
10 construct q vault t50feet by 70 feetl uis--
der the sidewalk in front of Nos. 25o-2o.
Railroad avenue said vault not TO extend
beyond the curb line of said street.
The Jersey City news., 1901-12-14

Resolved. That mason's license be and
is hereby granted to Fred Reineman u
make connections with the sewers in ier-
sew city when he files the required bonus
in the office of the Permit Clerk.
The Jersey City news., 1901-12-14

Resolved. That permission be and is
hereby granted to the following named
persons TO erect signs over the. sidewalk
in front of the premises designated IN ac-
cordance with the rules and regulations
of this Board governing such matters'-
Jas E. Connolly, 12S Sussex street.
BENZ. Edge, Is Montgomery.
The Jersey City news., 1901-12-14

Resolved, That s6s be paid to John
Rowe for services weighing erushed
stone. October. 1901, q days at s., claim
No. 81.
Charge unpaved street,
The Jersey City news., 1901-12-14

The Committee on Municipal Lighting
presented the following
Resolved. That the proposal of the
United Electric Company of N j., sub
mitted TO this Board on this date. for the
furnishing of electric arc lighting 20 the
city for the year beginning December ].
1901, be ana is hereby referred TO he Cor
pcration Counsel for opinion as to lis for
nality. and validity.
The Jersey City news., 1901-12-14

Resolved, That an extension Of time. OF
IS days be and is hereby granted to Philip
Tumulty. Jr., in which to complete his
contract for the Improvement of Stevens
avenue. said contractor having retitione1
for such extension and he Chief Engineer
having approved of same.
The Jersey City news., 1901-12-14

The Committee on Pumping ard Eeser-
voirs presented the following
Resolved. Tha atssl .2da 60 he pssS "a 49,
son Coal Co.. on account of Contract No.
1909, for furnishing and delivering coal
The Jersey City news., 1901-12-14

The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote On call
for the ayes and nays:-
Ayes--All the members of the Board.
five 90 in number.
The Jersey City news., 1901-12-14

Resolved. That the work under contract
NJ i2sS TOR. for ths ne improvsment a g peAdos
avenue, by Rehiii & Edwards. contractor
be end the same u hereby accepted as
The Jersey City news., 1901-12-14

Resolved. That sSs be paid to Johi
Wright for ssrvices as inrspector. i'm
proyement Of Washburn street, from Oak
land avenue to east side of lane, ii day.
In November, 1901, at s.. claim No. 1853.
Charge Improvement. Laws OF 1895.
The Jersey City news., 1901-12-14

Resolved, That s222.5S be paid to the
Barber Asphalt Paving Co. for repaving
over street openings, October, 1901, claim
No. 242.
Cha roe street nnening account. --
The Jersey City news., 1901-12-14

Resolved. That special Improvement Ger,
tificates for one thousand hve hnudIed
Cape, for work done and materials fur-
Tlisled OH account of cotnract NO. l,e4a.;
cohformahly to Chapter 2sS Of the Laws OF
from Bergen avenue to West Side avenue.
The Jersey City news., 1901-12-14

Resolved That sl,s02o2 be paid to
Henry Byrne on account of contract No.
1265, for sweeping and removing ashes
and garbage from the streets OF Jersey
City.
The Jersey City news., 1901-12-14

Resolved, That $2o.05 be paid to John
Boyd, for cash expended, October, 1901.
claim No. 23S.
Charge street lighting.
The Jersey City news., 1901-12-14

Resolved, That the contract for the fur
nishing of illuminating gas to lighting, ex-
.inguishing, cieaSing, etc. of about $50 gas
street lamps in. this city for the Year en'i-
ing November 81. 1902. in aceordlnc4 with
specifications heretofore adopted by this
Board. he and IS hereby awarded 20 the
Hudson. County Gas Co.. at tne prices
named IL its proposal, submitted 10 this
Board on November 18th inst. namely
Far elcll lamp per year, the contractor
10 do all reglazIng. $50, and no lamp to
exceed 800 III number shall be placed nor
charge made therefor until provided for
by resolution of this Board. that being
the lowest hid received. and that the Cor
roraticn Attorney be and is hereby direct
ed to prepare and have executed the nec-
essary contract for the same.
The Jersey City news., 1901-12-14

Resolved, That sl0O be paid to John
Boyd. for services as lamp inspector, No
vember, 1901. claim No. IA
Charge street lighting
The Jersey City news., 1901-12-14

The foregoing were each separately
adopted by sile following vote on eAil
for the ayes aI.d nays
Ayes-A1f the members of the Board,
five t5l in number
The Jersey City news., 1901-12-14

Resolved, That special improvement
certificafes for six hundred and eighty
one on and and S7-1Oo dollars be drawn in favor
of John McCabe, final, for work done anu
materials furnished on account OF con-
2S9 of the Laws of 1885, for opening and
Improvement of McAdoo avenue, from
Rose avenue to Rutgers avenue also tor
the Improvement of McAdoo avenue,
from Old Bergen road to Rutgers avenue.
The Jersey City news., 1901-12-14

Resolved, That special Improvement GER
tificate for two thousand dollars be drawn
in favor of Philip Tumulty, Jr.. for work
done and materials furnished on account
Of contract No. 1.2S6, conformably TO
Chapter 2l7 of the Laws of 1885, for im-
movement Of Stevens avenue, from Ocean
avenue to Hudson Boulevard.
The Jersey City news., 1901-12-14

Resolved, That one special Improvement
Certificate for four hundred and sixty
seven and 7S-100 dollars be drawn in favor
of Rehill e. Edwards, final. for work done
and materials furnished on account OF
contract No 1.2S5, conformably to Chap
ter 21i of the Laws of 1895, for improve
ment of MeAdoo avenue, from Old Bergen
road to Rutgers avenue.
The Jersey City news., 1901-12-14


The COMMITTEES on Assessments and
Resolved That $137.0S be paid to Will
liam Ormsby. being retained percentage
cast iron water pipe in Warren street.
from Newark avenue to Grand street. and
in Grand street to connect with 12-inch
pipe in Washington street
Charge water account. A. & f.
Resolved, That plumbers licenses %
and are hereby granted to JAMES Meyers.
David. Connolly and Frederick Reineman
TO make connections with water mains in
Jersey City and also to do general pluInb-
ing work when they Tile tie required
bonds in the office Of the Permit CLERK:
Stewart Co.. on account Of contract No.
1900. for furnishing and delivering .umber.
Charge water account, A. d T.
mentioned be paid to the persons named
respectively for services rendered as
General superintensdsent5sso d 5so, etc, for month
the aggregate to Sl,65f-6l.
Resolved, That $3.50 be paid TO United
Electric Go. of n. j., for power furnished
$5464 to j c. Supply Co.. for various
supplies Meter Department, October, 1901.
clafm No. GIG.
supplies Meter Department. October, 1901,
$3.50 to j. G. Supply Co. fer various
supplies Wayne street Stable, October.
sl09.s0 to Il. o sDonnen for hay and feed.
Wayne street stable, october. 1901, claim
ssssS e = q a opeansl5 2s ELL for hay and sssd.
$iio.10 to f. O'Donnels for Say and feed.
Wayne street stable, October, 1901, claim
sio5 10 E. o,DonnelI for use Of team.
etc. carfing water pine, October and No
vember, 1901, claim No. ll3.
$500 to Hudson County Gas CO.. for gas
at Pine Yard October, 1901 claim No. 294.
S6.7l to Hudson County Gas Co.. for gas
at Wayne street stable, October, 1901.
claim No. 225.
(To beseontinued)
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Silk Dress Goods and Outings

China silk in every shade, the good kind per yd Que
Very best tafeta-ip all colors, per yd~-.-.-.~ que
Very fine quality of satin in all shades, per oOc
80 in all wool cashmere, all coors, the yd". zoe
9e in half wool cashmere all colors the yd - -- 18c
Eono, vorsted new nattv designs the yd 10c
Novelty wasting suitable for waists, the yd2O and 25c
Silk and wool crepoD 3S in. wide, genuine 81 20
per yd quality special drive at~~.-~.- Doc per yd
Fancy outings very swell designs DC yd
Three hell Aapellets in two toned shading Sbc yd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-11-21
J HIN T. CALLAHAN,
Commissioner In Chsncery.
oct3O 1sR4w

XIIBGI la In the Clerks Office Of the
corporation Court OF the city OF Alex
sndris. on the Both Day Of October, 1901.
John y. TaJ lor aud Mary A. TAYLOR, his wife,
VS. Mary A. C'umO and Heury A. trump,
her husband, AID Alice Curtis and Charles
Curtis, b busbano. In chaDcefy.
Memo. Tie object Of this suit is 10 ottaii.
q psTt ION OF the e4l estate in tho city Of
Alex ndri-, Va, of which Csthsrine + 1av.
lor, died eizsd aud posse SEED, or ssle tbe"-
Of and civi'i,n OF the proceeds among lhOse
ent ed thereto.
1t appearing by an sfldsvit filed in iris
csuse that the defendant, Charles F Curtis
is nonresident of this State, 1t is order.
ed, ? hat said defendant appear here with
in fifteen days after due publication OF
this order and do what is necessary to protect
his interest in this suit and that a copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in the Alex
aDdria Gazette, a newspaper published in the
city of Alexandria, once 3 week for -four
successive weeks and posted at the front
dooI Of the Court House of this city.
a oopy-Teste:
JOHN S. BEACH, Cleik.
By NEWELL 3. GREENAwAY n G
Gardner L. Boolbc, pq. Oc 30 w4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-11-21
AUCTION SALES.
RxR- =. Knox. Anctionetr

Dy L. n hO4J ahStAfA~NN
A UCTIoN SALE OF yALUABLE
"A FARMING PRnPERTY IN IHk
COUNTY OF FAIBFAX, Virginia.
Pursuant to . deere rendered on the 5r1
day of June, 1901, in the chsncery csui
nending In tie Circuit Court Of Fsirfsx
sountv' Va wberein Peter H. Watkins ID
complainant ard Winfield B. Watkins ct as
are defendants the undersigned vii offer ioI
sale q, public auction. on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1901,
at II O'clock ., m, in font Of Catts's Tavern,
in 1West End Alexandria" Fairfax couaty,
Va the following desirable tracts OF land,
being a division OF the strawberry Hill
Farm" and belonging 10 the estate of the
la Elizabeth A. Watkins
FIRST A TRACT OF LAND eoutainir g
% 9711OO acres. on the north S de Of the
Little River Turnpike adjoining tie lands Of
3. G Willis and Col. Arthur Herbert, con'
tanning about 81 acres Of cleared land, aud
the balance being excellent woodland. There
are desirable building sites on this Tract 3
hnc stream Of wster and good sDrrg.
SECOND: A TRACT OF L ND, contain
ing "a $40 acres. lying to tie westward 81
the shove lot, on the roth side Of the Little
River Turnpike, snd adjoining the lsnos Of
Col Arthur Herbert, james P teIson AMI
tract is cleared land, spd the balu CO Is foe
woodland. There sre several fine springs on
this tract and 9 GOD stream Of water ! here
are desirable bu diDg sites on tois tract snd
good barn capable Of holding 90 tons Of
hay.
THIRD: A TRACT OF LAND, lying on
the south side OF the Little Biver Turnpike,
containing 100 1900 s~Ies, improved ~
good iwo-stOIy, tw, lve-TOom tI'me house,
stable, barn. and other Oul-bnildnEs. and 40
Joining the lands of LeOnsTd Brown tDd
Frank Hill This trset is all cleared laDd'
and about 90 acres consists Of FL 9 meadow
land. There ale four good springs on this
trnct and an excellent stIosm OF water The
southern Railway and Wa lngton- -OutheTn
Railway have 3 station on this tract OF land.
All Of The sbJv propety is sbou 215
mics from the city of Aiezsndiia, and Is
very cesTsble for fsimlrg, uuck'gsroenn
OF CsIy farming purposes
Recent surveys have teen made OF this
property, ana the plsts can be stem IT the
ale, or ut q Q offices Of J K. NJ. Norton ano
Gsrdr err Booibe, No. 12s south FsiIfax
.tr, Ell, Alexandria, Va, at any time prior TO
tn sale.
Terms OF SALE: Cne-ibird cash, srd
the bslspce in one and two years the &c
erred payne, to be evidenced by he no'e'
of tbs purcbas, bearing in est Il SIX yer
cent. per sDDum, the tue to be retained until
the whole of the purchase IN uty is lHid, or
he purcbalers may, st lheI op ion pay al
cash.
ConveysnciDg OF the cost Of The purchasers.
J. K. NJ. rkTON, Commrs
GARDNf r l.. BOOTHF, of
J. UEPU1RON, } ssle.
L,W.F. Graham c'erk Of the Circuit Cont
of Fsirfax county, Va, Hereby certify that
Gardner L. Boothe, ore Of the above CON-
missioDers of sale, has siv,n bond with sp
proved security in sccoroauoe with the terms
Of the above mentioned decree
noy5 Is W. T. GRAHAM. Clerk.