The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-04-14
Local Intelligence.
Orphans, Court I,,oeee.liaa..--

Orphans. Court I'roceediags--
----------Chief Judge; Levi Buf.
6ngtou and Hanson T. Webb, Esqrs,,
Associate Judges Joseph NJ. Parke,
Esq, Register Of Wills
Monday, April 4, ls7O.-Edwin A.
Atlea, guardian, settled 5th and final
account for Isaac Alice, and Susanna
l.. NJ. Shueey, aud 9th account for
Lewis NJ Shuecy.
Jno. j. aud Charles L. Smith, exec.
utors of Joshua Smith, reported sales
part Of testator's real estate, aud got
order ratification sale nisi.
Letters of administration granted on
estate of Eleanor Edmondson, deceased,
TO John w. and james IL. Edmondson.
p. II. i. Myers, administrator Of
Andrew Smeach, returned inventory of
goods and chattels, and list of debts
order passed to sell said goods and
chattels and notify creditors.
Mary A. Bond, natural guardian,
settled 9Th account for each OF her five
children.
Tuesday, April 5.-Letters Of ad
ministration were granted to Michael
and Jesse Babylon on estate Of Susanna
Babylon, deceased.
Letters testamentary granted to Jacob
Babylon, as one of the executors Of
Andrew b ,bylon, deceased, November
), 1851, were revoked by the Orphans
Court, for failure to appear and renew
the bond, on summons issued and new
bond filed by Michael aud jesse Baby.
lon the other executors, approved.
j. ii. Hoppe, administrator of Sarah
McCue, settled LIST and fbal account,
and returned sale list.
j. II. Hoppe, executor of George
Lippy, settled his 4th account.
X. q. Mckinney, guardian to David
NJ, Emma G., and Clara f. Shoemaker,
settled 3D. account for each ward.
Isaac Ridinger, administrator of ia.
cob Snyder, settled LIST and final account.
John L. Shoemaker as administrator
Of Jacob i. Shoemaker, settled LIST ac.
count, aud as guardian to Solomon S.
Shoemaker, settled his LIST account.
George A. Shoemaker, guardian to
Annie +. Shoemaker, settled lstaccount.
John Il. Senseney, executor of Wash.
ington Senseney, settled ID aIminstra.
ton account.
Base BaH-A friend at New Wind.
sor sends us the following: On Satur.
day the 9th inst, friendly game of
Base Ball was played between the IVES
tern Maryland Club, of Westminster.
aud the Stonewall Club, of New Wind
sor, both College mines. As the day
was the finest of the season, it was well
suited for the contest, and the young
bloods of each nine were only too eager
to find sport becoming the day. None
could have been better chosen than this
healthful aud invigorating exercise.
which embraces at all times, display
Of muscle and brain. The nine of the
Western Maryland College, together
with many of the teachers, both male
and female, arrived here at IL o'clock.
and at few minutes after one, the
players were equipped for the game. As
itisyet quite carly in the season, neither
Club has had much practice, and, con.
sequently the game was not very inter
esting; but as the score b1low will show,
the boys Of Calvert College were dc.
cidedly too strong for their opponents.
They have every evidence Of becoming
a first rate nine, and by steady and
earnest practice, may, before the season
is over, sucesed in regaining their lost
laurcls at least, we wish them better
success next time. Ward, tie baJy of
the Club is as fac little player as we
have seen for some time; practice well
aud perseVcringly Tommy, you may Gil
a position on the Nationals of your city,
some of these days. Wright and Oler
deserve special mention for exceeding
good fielding. The record of the Calvert
boys speaks for itself, hence no remarks
are necessary. As our score was not
kept according to regulations, We are
unable to give an account of the finer
points of the game. We impend the
score
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