The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-10
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AUDITORS AproMTED.-The following auditors
have been recently appointed in the Orphans Court
for the city and county OF Philadelphia
Robert Bethel, ESQ, to audit, settle, and adjust
the account Of Nicholas B. Unler, guardian OF the
estate OF Catharine l.. Uhler, a minor.
William d. Baker, Esq, to audit, settle, and
adjust the account OF Charlotte W. and Samuel
er; also, to audit settle, and adjust the fortieth
account OF Thomas Cadwallader, Esq., executor
and trustee OF the last will OF James Hamilton.
George W. SpIese, Esq, to audit settle, and adjust
the account OF John Belsngee Cox, administrator of
Joseph Abrams, Esq, to audit settle, aud adjust
the account OF Elizabeth Young, administratrix of
Yurman Sheppard, Esq, to audit, settle, and
adjust the account OF Isaac Norris and j. d. Sar'
geant, Esq. executors OF Samuel Norris deceased.
Alexander Mckinley, Esq, to audit the account
OF George ID. stroud, Esq, administrator OF William
Thomas r. Reeves, ESD, to audit settle, aud
adjust the account OF Sarah Ann Byerly, admins
tratrix OF the estate OF David ID. Byerly.
Charles ID. Freeman, ESD, TO audit, settle, and
adjuet the account OF James G. and Harriet G.
Clark, executors OF the estate OF John G. Clark,
MD.
BANKRupTcY CAsEs.-In the U. s. District Court,
before Hon. John Cadwalader, the following cases
in the bankruptcy calendar will be heard next Wed
ssday ISr DscemOe Tns for IL eS eauss
John Young, for cause A ARNOLD n ltl NusOsqm H.
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Charles Oskford, for cause; Richard Hitchings re-
port OF Register; William G. Atw0od, sur petition;
John B. Cook for discharge; Thomas Mead, for
discharge; Elijah w Ziegler, for discharge.
TREsPAsSING ON THE PARK-RATIONAL RAILROAD
COMPANY EMPLOYEES IN CUsTODY.-YesterdaY after
noon three OF the employees OF the Civil Engineer
Corps OF the National Railroad Company made their
appearance on the eastern portion OF Fairmount
Park and began making survey and driving stakes
for the contemplated road. Captain Chasteal fol-
lowed them for few moments and arrested them.
They were taken before Alderman Alexander who
held&hem for further hearing on Monday.
FATAL CAsUALTY.-Mrs. Margaret Metis aged 60
years, residing at Twenty first and Summer Streets
was killed this morning, between 10 and II o'clock,
at Sixteenth and Arch streets, by being trampled
under the feet OF horse attached to a feed wagon
The CoroAer held an inquest and exOnerated the
driver IL seems that she was crossing the street In
the rear Of wagon going west, and came In eentact
with the feed wagon coming east
ANOTHER WJFE BEATER.-William Donnelly, living
at o. 2035 Alder street, yesterday held by Aid
Dallas TO answer the charge Of wife beating William
only week ago had been before the same mags-
trate on the same charge. On that occasion he pro-
missed that he weuid never Idrluk another drop OF
whisky, and never again touch his wife, but last
evening he came home inebIiated, aud the first
thing he did was TO assault his better-ha
OAsUALTY.-At O'Clock last evening LAD aged
twelve years, named Meritu, was run over by q car
rage at Thirtieth and Market streets, and had
foot badly Injured. He was removed TO the resi-
dence OF Ms parents On Ludlow street. above
Thirty-fourth