The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-07-08

Orphans Court Procee,liags-Jacob
Powder, ESQ.,, Chief Judge; Levi Buff
6ngton aud Hanson T. Webb, Esgrs.,
Associate Judges, Joseph NJ. Purke,
Esq, register OF Wills.
Monday, June %, 1sG9-Adam
Rohrbach and Henry b Streayig, exec
utors of Lawrence Rohrbaeh, settled
their 4th account of estate OF deceased
Manasseh Warehimc. guardian to Mel
son Warehime, settled his 4th and final
account Letters of administration on
the estate of Sarah McCue, deceased,
were granted TO j. Henry Hoppe, Esq
Tuesday, june 29-Matilda Evans,
ADMINISTRATIVE OF Anon Evans, deceased,
returned list Of sales, list of debts, aud
inventory Of money of deceased The
will Of Mary Ann NALL, deceased, was
exhibited aud proved, and letters tesla,
mentary on her estate were granted to
DR.. Samuel Swope, the executor
Thomas Rudisel, administrator of Vim
Rudiscl, deceased, settled his 3rd ac-
count Of his intestate's estate. Thomas
Rudiscl, administrator de bonis RoH, with
the will annexed, of Tobias Rudiscl, Sr,.
deceased, settled his 2nd account of the
estate Of said deceased.
The Western MuyiaRd Railrodd.-
On the LIST Instant, in the Circuit Court
for Baltimore city, bill was filed to
prohibit the Mayor and City Couuc!
to loan this road Sl,000.000 The
complaints were George NJ. Gill, Benja.
min c. Howard VIM. G. Harrison,
John s. Douuell, J. Hall Peasants,
George s. Brown, Richard Norris and
james McLane. The court granted the
injunction upon filing of bond for
$4,000, The case will probably be
taken up directly to the Court of Ap.
peals for final argument, by consent Of
both parties.
Local MiseeHuay-In our advertise
meat columns will be found the Report
of the Grand Jury. Through inadvcr.
,ency its publication has been delayed.
The Receipts at the Cattle Show
Grounds on Saturday last amounted to
over $500.
At least twenty new buildings have
been contracted for this season, notwith.
standing this houses are scarce and rents
high.
A Pic Mic will be held at Hampstead
Springs, on the 18th instant.
Sanitary Precdmions.--The warm
weather is here and every effort should
be made to clean aud keep in healthy
condition the lanes, alleys and streets
in the city. Cellars aud back yards
should be limed--gutters should be
washed out--drains should be opened
Labor and money expended in this
manner is well spent. The preserya
tion Of the public health is worth every.
thin; else combined. We trust the
authorities and citizens will unite 10
this work.
Election Of 06iccrs.-At the semi,
annual election of officers of Wyoming
Tribe, No. 81, l. o, II. NJ, at Uniontown
on the 25th ultimo, the following gen.
tlemen were elected:
Sachem, John HaiHeigh; Sen. Saga.
more, j. II. Singer; Jr. Sycamore,
Charles II. Gilbert; Prophet, John NJ.
Furney; Keeper Of Wampum, Jessie
j. II. Davis; Chief of Records, George
W. Gilbert; Assistant Chief oil Records,
Dennis Cooksou.
Dog Dags.-The Mayor has given
notice that all dogs must be muzzIed,
aud all such that are not will be taken
up and the owners fined There are a
large number OF the canine tribe roam
Ing at large in this city, and as at this
season of the year they are subject To
hydrophobia, 1t would be well for every
precaution to be used.
C0mmiited.-0n the 2nd inst, Henry
Moreland, white, committed an uupro.
voked assault on George Black, colored
by cutting him across the face with a
knife. Justice Hoppe, after hearing