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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-26
A T EMBERsON's,

Clearing out Sale,
81 Broadway.
pHsss. and pt s1'fs Lace
Point ana :9'S S% :.!: si'ssi
French, sgsa,s laa ana ' eSiered Laces.
:, for trimming suits
cuiourd Y c SaSie e, p az Worth .n
in Edsns Inserting; and dupur Bands
Also, large assortment OF
Dressing sacaue Night sun &C. Also Parasos and
Also Rbbo f veH an anS Isss PIS;ss rnres
,Gimps and Buttons,
Sets Of French JeMsiry At y. fsT@sriy sla and
Fancy Goods too numerous To mention.
me most choice and elegant assortment Of Fans to be
Al! the above Goods to be sold at
on account of Great Redu0'o"
closing the business
Store to let, 25Ai0o
"A sa7 and 500 Sixth avenue,
IT SfEEisE srS r sSoDs Of
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
on Monday Maya.
800 CASES NEW STRAW GOODS,
dou French Sss c ihph Romna asts prices
adoz French Chip Bonncts at 81 80 sold on Broadway
10 aoz Children c LeghOrn Hats 81 . 81
100 doz. Rough and Ready, Ia mode COO.
BONNET RIBBONS
null as'0F'm IN HUs Of az the nfs isa and and widths
SASH RIBBONS
100 Cartons Of nch all shades at &c, warranted all
IS9 Cartons s Of rai s,s Sc worth q
FRENCH FLOWERS
Our stock ia still complete with choice assortment of
MoUTIERs
VINES GARLASps.
AUTUMN LEAVES
r.co s.oou.. RICH LAcEs.
Gupure Lace sacqucs.
Llama Lace Points.
Black Thread and Ggpurs Lace in choice patterns
organdie TUNES with Bretebes and Lace from 81 75up
100 dozen plain Windsor Ties, 20 cents,
warranted all silk
Dozen Lupns aSSi;S@ sr So S'Se' . i'iw0r' "
We opening igl assorted stock Of
Fine Millinery and Lace Goods,
carefully selected to meet the wants Of he best city
B.-Reducuon 10 the trade
Ladies, 90 @ 'Neilrs for
ATv vIGouRoUx's, To- FOURTH AVENUE
and babies Trousseaux specially Of Initials Monograms
S s rss "s Ssa Sss and
ladies' and inians Dresses Chemise Bands, Yokes
and Sheets Drawers Lace and Marsciles Caps &c Whole
sale entrance 69 East Twelfth street
before LEAVING FOR EUROPE NINE. A. BERN
- HEM offers al great reduction, her elegant stock
OF newly imported suits and Costumes and Evening
Dresses all suitable for watering places; viii also 10
finish the I'll orders at very reasonable prices
Bonneis and Hats al great bargans select lot OF Lin
- q B ; HEM 10 place
(,kBAT BARGAINS
in Carpets
p Closing out sale for the next
30 days
All the newest and choicest patterns In Velvet Body
Brussels Tapestry, Three.ply, Poweroom and Ingram
erpets in endless variety and prices tina, defy compc
uon also splendid assortment OF Oclotbs, Mattings,
WINDSOR Shades Curtains, Rugs Mats, &C, &C. the
arge wholesale and Retail Carpe; and Furniture Ware
so TO SIC Eighth avenue,
corner Thirty nrh and Thirty 81 Eth streets
d. KELLY,
uo,a,. o,,.,. .,,, successor to H. OFarreu
nce. - ' Wy ~ s""''os no
BTlc1 rolls China Mattings this spring. .@po,,..
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AT WILSON GREIGa
I'll Broadway.
corner OF Ninth street.
will be offered on MONDAY. May ~,
worry large and elegant assortment of all kinds OF
Summer Costumes
ofthe latest fashion and at very reasonable prices
Among others they would mention Black Silks and
Black Grenadines White and Bun Lawns. Linen and
Batiste Suits of very choice styles
They have also hand large collection OF Jackets
They received few OF those Embroider
ed Batiste Costumes unmade which have met with such
they would also call attention to a full line of
Mourning Goods in all the staple and new designs at
popular prices.
large and constantly renewed stock OF Dress Material
for costumes, In plain Striped Linen and Tasso
Cloth, Base and all the latest fabrics New de-
signs in Algerine Cloths for polonases and overskrts
Embroderi es and I.aces,
Hosiery and Boudier's celebrated Kid Gloves,
Ladies' and Chidrens Undertaking.
Misses and Chiliren's Dresses,
Infants Wardrobcs complete.
WILSON 4 GREIG,
III Broadway,
corner OF Ninth street
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MONDAY TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY May q, %, 49,
without any limitation.
at the Clinton Hall Sales Rooms.

A UCrION SALE. AUCTION SALE
n Tomorrow Monday morning. commencing at 10Y
O'Clock, LUKE FITzGEkALD, Auotioneer, win dispose
Of all the elegant costly and plain Household Furniture
contained In private residence 10 West Twentythird
street. notwithstanding, Paror Suits Mirrors, Cur
wood and walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus &C.; Cured Hair
mention. For particulars see Mondays Herald
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"A ture:-A. M. CRIsTALAR, Auctioneer, will sell at
GA West Fourteenth street, Sixth avenue
Macy's Friday, May 81 at iOs O'Clock prompt the
tire contents of said residence consisting Of Paror and
Walnut Bedroom Suits, Bureaus, Washstands, Easy
Chairs Lounges Bookcases several Armoire- aglasce
Bedding. Mattresses, China, Glass and Plated Ware;
every article be Sold Is retiring from bust
Further particulars hereafter Dealers and public
invited.
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LIEN b. MINER AUCTIONEER,
''''fsv i + Ss.S.sf H sRf streets
sfSSs sTa Co.,
$#S zs ESSH EFSS SSST SagSTf
ki!w =. p ''' a %ssn Washington 5a's S!
Manzini n O. Young 2: r, Beauiieu-
H Stare Sasry s ssR%ssls M %%s"i Hart,
df s2swS e hee aSisnoers D ana others.
The above win be on exhibition on and after Monday
I $af
10 # e. RryRHiSM IsisfRS
FINE PRIVATE ooLLfSSTISs OF CHOICE PAINT
srAruARY, RRoNzEs, sEvhEs PORCELAIN, WATER
AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS BELoNGfNG TO MR.
s snp IN s s
81 h bs %s anS hSe pes
painted direct rom PROM
viii 9f lG'Pf 'ef assSs S'xs
ALSO FINE p RY NEE n c or Phk DORSEY
SSi sL ISff2HRs gzbaS z hT5x
REEsfR AfR S5R5Es sfyFGA Ea
BY OAKLEY BRo 9, BY " EyRARp sEvRES
EHos LoSS s f
also Also :" TnE LIBRARY, COMPRISING ABOUT 600
Volumes Of fine and sHndard Books ne% m
Also Immediately after the works Of art and library
the entire Furniture OF house consisting OF seven octave
raps so S b Trras Ga
Chandeliers, Curtains, Library Cases fables, Beds and
The sale win commence with painting and statuary.
which will be on view with catalogue, the three days
A Lien b. MINER AuCTIoNEER
y sA HfSES /: S SESH !: ls Pro-
at li1s o'clock, at our salssrooms,
GENrEEL HOUSEHOLDS FuRNITrRE MIRRORS,
CARPETS, &c, &C Details IN time.
4 RICH JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER,
n Office and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post office
VAN w s ON Wednesday
at io1s O'Clock a, their salcsroom
an extensive sale Of gcnieel Household Furniture
Of every description.
removed from the country for
p,or,,, r eonyen,ep p,n OF Sd Per,or SIM.
BEDROOM suits &C,
and Bedding Plants,
Agricultural Implements. DC
Also the me stock OF Wines &C
A LEX BOYD 5Af AEssiS oshRk 4 60.
win sell at auction
At 2oclock 7. ~, on the premise,
very handsome Residence,
with nine splendid Villa Plots,
In the town e. Orange, n. j.,
only ~ minutes from city near two railroad depots
The property H. situated North Jefferson street hand
souey located and well adapted for private residences
affordng n beautiful view OF
Orange Mountain, Lcwellyp Park
and the adjacent country accessible by steam and horse
within ten minutes walk OF two railroad
depots convenient TO churches, schools &C
Sixty per cent OF the purchase money can remain on
bond and For maps and further information
apply to cAPERs, CLARK co. ~ Cedar street
A UCTION NOTICE.
n MONDAY MAY ~,
III O'Clock,
nth REGULAR SPRING SAIE
SOFT HATS, PANAMAs AND STRAW GOODS,
600 CASES,
embracing full and attractive lines OF
THE LATEST SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES.
Attention OF buyers Is invited Catalogues aud goods
''''' VIM TOPPING & co, Auctionccrs.
IL, Church street.
J. BLEECKER SON Co, AUCTIoNEERs.
pcrcmptory SALE by order OF Trustee,
WEDNESDAY,, May ~, at " NJ,
nj Exchange Salcsroom, Ill Broadway.
Two story brick House and Lat iia Fast Roth street.
north side, bctwcca Third aud Fourth IN nno ordcf
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TOsEPH HEGEMAN CO.-MONDAY, MAY u, AT 70
a n. at tho Central Saiesrooms corner Of wilough
~ ann rear strect Brooklyn special sale Of new and
Svvmu nHnd Carpets, kc about 40 Moquette velvet
nrosses raree-ply and Ingram Carpets
II AMkS CAGNEY, AUCTIONEER, REAL ESTATE AND
IA, Loan Broker, 6Si Hudson strcet-Monday, May ~ at
M vi9Gk entire, full and complete Fixtures Of tho
or more lots '"'' 'a'''' po''"''''' Wv
| bwIs Is WOOD, AUCTONEER
Nav 81 ~ Jersey City Lots at auction Tuesday,
NAY 81 atTA = These Lots are In sixteenth ward
wa 81 bergen depot of the Newark and New
IUan nsroad very accessible only Is minutes from
appIy % JOIN ssxrHSTk For maps nee tickets ae
or LEWIS Is. WOOD. 70 MONTGOMERY street Jersey Oty
r EVILS e. WOOD. AUCTIONEER
00 AontEgo .nisy street. Jersey City
Ivy bulding Lots and Houses the De Mott homestesd
estate and vicinity, situated In North bergen and Wesi
Hoo0ken hudson county N j., adjoining the northern
limits Of Jersey City and opposite Fourteenth street Na
YORK. IN miles from HobOken 2 miiea from iarsav
Park, ~y o0uu'1e"
will be sold at public auction
THURSDAY, May 80, 1872,
. ntZ O'Clock 4. H., on the ground.
No sale In hudson county has yet presented rare
to the established grade. thus being free
NpPy 70 De M0TT washington street Hobct Ken,
Al. j. r. CASE, l62 Broadway, New York, or to The
auctoneer, LEWIS WOOD 70 Montgomery street Jer.
CIty.
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SUNDAY MAY rs S7z-QUADRUPLE SHEET
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
A The BANKRUPT stock Of large Wholesale house.
WIN . Ere French FsSss S:ss;sss % S9;,. Shades
$4,000 roll. o.. ss Gold Paper. sSc per roll.
Fine Fine d aoRfS & nd sss sS had per pair
5000 yards thick oilolosn, soc. per yard. ~ " ' "
l.rse lot Of English carpsanss sc stlsx pElseA
TT Hudson street
Kalsoinined and Painted.
Good workmen sent to any part Of the
city or country.
CoRsHrs'
ToURNUREa
sPECIALTIEs
Ma oA EEsSans styles latest Paris Novelties
corner Of twelfth street and broadway.
chldrens corsets Waists Shoulder Braces Pads
Al !; ss Tss Sss!Ss.is ill.,.
MA lot ofsplendid shapes In French embroidered
and other Corsets, slightly soiicd,
at less than half prices
Il. oSEIIL'
los and ITO Sixth avenue.
New Spring and Summer Dress Goods,
silks, shawls, Hosiery, Housekeeping Goods. &C.
Go the Black Silks for 81 per yard
Go see the rich Gros Grain silks, 81 90 and 81 TO-
Go see the handsome Japanese Silks, TIC and &c.
Go see the Japanese Poplins 4oc and 4sc.
Go see the beautiful Silk Poplins, s5c and 81.
Go see the handsome Dress Goods at Zoe and 25c.
Go the lot OF Mixed Poplins at l6c,
Go she the Striped Grenadines l6c.. lsc and eoc.
Go see the silk Striped Grenadines zoe. and 2oc
Go the White Grenadines striped all colors 2oc.
Go see the Plain Black Grenadines, 25c
Go see the all wool Iron Grenadines, 45c. and 5Oc.
Go the Black Apacas at 300.
Go see the Mohair Lustres at SOC.
Go see the rich Striped Poplins 25c. and 2sc
60 see the Suits, Suits, Suits, at E. O'NEILL's
Go see the Linen Suits, So 90
Go see the Linen Suits, all shades, 81 so to S.
Go see the Linen Suits richly trimmed, Sc to g.
Go see the White Lawn Suits, s. to So
Go see the Black Alpaca Suits at $40 and $l2
Go see the variety OF Summer Suits at sl2 and SIS
Go see the beautiful Poplin Suits, SIS $50 and SIS
Go see the largest assortment Suits on the avenue.
Go sec all the latest styles in Suits
60 see the Cambria Wrappers. - 80 and S.
Go see the Calico Wrappers for 81 So
GO SEE ALL THE NOVELTIES IN sHAwIs.
Go see the immense stock of Hosiery.
Go see the stock Of Ladies' Underwear.
Go see the stock OF Furnishing Goods.
do,oc od;os, VIA nIovos q mar n.;r
sold Er sssry 1S HG ioT pA
100 dozen very best Kid Gloves, s8
not sold anywhere else under II 3D.
GO SEE THE STOCK OF HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
o., Go see the wonderfully low PRICES :,
1903 and no sixth Es1s Avenue
between Eighth and Ninth streets.
Opposite Jefferson Market
opposite paess
l nsSss y Su. s,d rS% s.i se' .Gp
Laces cleaned and mended equal TO new.
Stamping and Stamped Goods.
uAIR, HAIR, HAIR-sHAws PATENT HAIR
swi.cSss aa ; human sI sSsspss IN the marsss
and Fourth Highest prices paid Tor Human Hair
DEDUCTION * ....~-cssaas H.. r. y
Prices
LORD TAYLOR, having reduced their prices, are
offering full and complete lines OF goods for summer
wear, including late Imporations of goods in
and choice designs.
Dress GoOda
Japanese Silks large and varied assortment from 5Oc
to 81 IS per yard.
Handsome of Pongee Silks al, colors, from
75c. per yard
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SALES AT AUCTION.

..... SALES At AUCTION:
A UCrIoN MULTIPLICATION b. Os0OOD. AUG
sslesrooms lss ohambers street near oor@se place.
Mansion lam lon H 4; 'as
corner Blocker and Crosby sreets.
entire contents above Sos Consisting IN part Of
sS
Tables moss husk aud hair Mattresses; Wardrobcs and
ss o%s ana o
wood Piano, Etageres Bar Room Fixtures Paintings,
Wines Liquors Cigars and A Billiard Table.
DRIAN H. MULLER AUoTIoNEER
win be sold at auction. Thursday. June g. at II
O'Clock. at the Exchange sslcsroom. Ill Broadway.
BY order of @. Minor and D. r. Jacques, Executors
Rye westcheser county residence of the Hon.
Alexander W. Bradford, deceased.
Fine stable, carriage house and all necessary outbud-
nss whole constituting first class country residence,
and known
Bradford.
Also.
thirteen Villa Plots,
containing from two to Ave acres each The above de-
scrbcd property E located " The most beautiful portion
OF first class improvements and convenient TO schools,
%. S sM sas sSs wsy
daily nS an Che s e
brated Rye Beach distant Of amie, affords
Maps once Of auetoneers or Of =. s. JX06Es. At
0fney for EAec"' &Dffn Gnd IT, aU sISf
p. II. WILKINS Co, A"''o"''''
ART SALE. EXECUTORS SALE
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DRY GOODS.

NINE RALLINGH, IMPORTER LIS BROADWAY
lu Rich and exquisite novelties In Carriage and Dinner
Dresses. Walking Suits &C Ladies' can have their ma
terla made up In latest style.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUoTIoNEER.

Elegant Household Furniture,
Fine Mirrors, Rich Carpets, DC.
r. IT, LUDLOW co. will sell by auction on Wedens-
day May % 1872 at II o'clock M at the private resi-
dence 22 West Forty fifth street. near Broadway
Rosewood Paror Suit, in satin damask; rosewood and
gilt Reception Chairs, elegant Mantel Mirror rosewood
Marble Top, Centre and Round Tabes damask Lambre-
quins carved black walnut Bedsteads Dressing Bureaus
Mattresses BOlsters, Pillows fine MoQuet and Brussels
Carpets oilcoth large assortment Of China and Glass
Ware.
Catalogues Mt No Pine street.
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| DY JOHN II. DRAPER h co, AUCT1ONEERS.
| ID The Delaware, Lacknwanna and Western Railroad
Company will sell
100000 tons Scranton Coal
ut public auction, Wednesday, May g, at u O'Clock
noon, at rs Exchange place. .
| SAMUEL SLOAN, President
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DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIONEER-WILL BE
N sold Mt auction wednesday May 30 at IL o'clock
the Exchange salesroom III Broadway, New York BY
ADRIAN II. MULLER, p. r. WILKINS CO., Farm Of
81 acres together with farm buildings situate at Sleepy
Hollow, Weschester county, \; " two and half miles
north OF Tarrytown The land Is high and commands al
extensive view OF the Hudson River stream OF water
bounds side of It, with sufficient fall to supply any
quantity of water to the highest grounds the New York
and Boston Railroad will the adjoining FARM the
land Is all abe divided into several parcels
advantageonsly map be seen at the office OF the
nue
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SALUTlT0BY.

II making car desas into tAc
A-ena u newspapsr-osn, We decul
it s-oner. iirst 20 say a few worsis'
aisosa the oriein and IN spiion Of
ear iiisl1 paper. = to is origin.
& owes is eXi-teDce 10 the Pin
sIaxa and IiEENs.E.<orieiies On
afs on...sssuS and - tlse other.
'e ti4e Eliior q the FArcos. who
-. kipily gives rs space in his
colnmus Or Il rubEtati3n- his
attended .Aa organ of commit
nieatiou, through wish, every
member 81 the Sot5sties has the
priril~ge a making known his
.asas as,si laesiitations 10 the read
iuw pnbiie. Moreover, We shall
alEavs bcpleasca 10 hear iran
aar honsrary iacnlhers andoslier
friends oT ihe Societies and we
ai.i treat al conirihations fr-om
diem IN favorable asnanner A.
oar limited space win allow.
OF tie beHea,s IL q college r.
per. We rresame shsi no one en-
serssins a3aubt. 4 Distinguished
pA.losopAe- has said, and ws
believe the maxim holds good,
tl.-l aEea.lsag Iaakcs = sall -Iaan-
conversation ma kes 8 ready man
and writing makes an exact man.
To students At college, the libra
ries and reading rooInss generally
furnish plenty ofreading matter.
and when - many young men are
constantly thrown ihte each oiA-
The Oxford falcon., 1872-01-05

Al editor ia New Hamp
shire grows indignant over
the oorrupsions aud rascalitieS
Of those 10 high places Rho
have fieeced tho people. aad
makes this swinging proposal /:
There ought 70 be a law
passed By the Legislature of
this and every State. and by
Congress too, making Ii n
CAPITAL CRIME for any man.
high or low, in official position
either in State or nation, to
steal public money. There
should be laws that viii hang
every official thief or deiIaiter
in this country. We care not
10 what party be belongs, II
he steals the public money
raised by any foT-z of lawful
taxation, he isn't fit 70 live.
but ought to die for the public
good.
We have no sl0abt that more
than one-hslf Of al the public
debt Of this country has been
caused by raseals who stole
the money. They ought to
be killed
The Oxford falcon., 1872-01-05

The greatest cataract IN the
world 18th Falisof Niagra where
tie water from the great upper
lakes fog'iss a river three qiiar-
gers of "a lAlle b width, aud then,
h eirg ss lsienly contracted
piengss eyer the ,acks in txc
.eaiunRs~ la fae depth of one
hundred ard seventy feet cath.
The -rVeic-t ravei IA The world
IS tire Aammeth Cave OF Ken
tsieky, where aHvene can make 4
VOYAGE on lhc waters Of !, sabfer-
1.lasas river aud catch fish with
~oat ewes.
The EFeatest rix cr.i.r the world
i the MizsiSsirfsi, f5ur thousand
one huna-eA Hfises long. q
The largest valley IN the wu-ld
e the Vailey Of the Mississippi.
Il contains Eve hundred thousand
sgazre miles, ard is ono of the
snsst fertile sndproElahle regions
u the globe.
The largest lake ir the World i
Lake Superior, which Is truly an
inland sea, beng four hundred
au1 thirty laIsSs soag, ore thoa-
sana t~et desp-
The Longest railroad ia the
world sthe Pacific Railroad. over
three fhousead milo. ia length.
Tho greatest nhfural bridge IN
the werld Il the Natural Beige
owe. Cedar Greek, IA Virginia.
Il egtGEds=-eros. 4 chasEa eighty
feet IN width and two hnndred
feet IA depth, 1t the bottom 0f
which the creek flows.
The greatest iaass 0f solid iron
IN tie world Is The great Iron
Holntain Il Missouri. II Is three
huAdrcd and ffly feet high, aud
two miles In cir9nit.
The largest deposits Of authra-
cite coal a the world are r.
PennsJ lrahia, the mines Of whieh
supply the market with millions
81 tons annually, and appear 70
be inexha Astibie.
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DISTRESSING Accident.


On last Thursday, Messgs
". ". Cowan, Peter Ryan and
Fred Prince left Carrollfon in
a double buggy for Winona.
The evening was intensely
oota and tne horses sively.
When near old Middlefown,
they took flsht, zan Away and
dashed the buggy againsi .
fence at mr.. Gillian Doyle's.
harling the three riders against
il with a terrible force. AIf.
Cowan's skull was broken if'i
a shoulder literally smashed
the unfortunate gentleman lin
geresi about thirty hours and
died Mr. Prince aud Mr..
Ryan wrrc considerably bruis-
esl, but had no bones broken.
Mr.. Cowan was mnch esteem
esl rs a citizen, nesghb0r aud
member of the church. Hc
had. by pcrsevering industry
and ecOnomy, aceumulafp0
considerable property. Vino
ma loses in him cne of her
most valuable business men,
and nss.t HSefai and clever
HIS family has the
sympathy Of the whole com
manity.-Casrollton COnser-
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EXeCUTGRs AND ADAINIS-
TRAITORS.
ny ). z. GEORGE


An administrator, 2fLer do
ing what was noted in the last
number, aud after paying all
the debts. SHOULD be ready u
inske distribation among
those who are fhe leirs Of the
intesTafe.
The heiEs can compel dis-
tr;bHtion after the lapse Of
twelve months tresn the ap-
pointment of the aslHninistra-
tor. by giving a boad to re-
fund. M
When all the debts are coli
iected and paid. and Siistriba-
tion made, the estate i ready
for final settlement.
Whilst. however. the estate
is in the course Of adnlinistra-
ton the administrators should
AZ least once every year. make
out an account showing the
condition of The estate 1t that
fime-
Ia the account he should
report nll monies received. and
from what sources, and also
all disbursements made and in
wafaf aIn0unf. apd be shonld
also keep and present to she
coaFt proper vouchers show
ing the dssbursebents and the
amount
A proper youeher fara debt
due by the insestate i tbs
claim enly protested aad reg
istered aud prupelzg receipt
osi by the cFesll10rs : y pr0Insr
voucher for distribution is the
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'c,ease. SO lie eannof bus any :
thing belonging to The estate.
either as pablie oE private sale,
nor can be buy, as sCsne erron-
Iously snpp0se, by get.i8< an
Other person 70 bid or buy FOR
him. 1t Is his daty. Is admin
istFator to get the highest
price, and tie law pFcsaseos
be VII not 10 this il he is q
buyer, for in that character i
is his interest to ast tha thiug
for the lowest price.
An administrator has No
power to borrow or lead
money. IL he boEToH he VII
only bind himself; and II t.
lend It be viii take the Eespon-
sihility Of getting It back.
His daty Is to pay ont all
money as soon as AS receives
it to creditors and distributes
Is soon a. the condition Of the
sstate Is known- II he has TO
keep it for . na he mHst
keep it separafe md distinct
from his own aud rot uSe il, il
| he does hs VIII - liable FOR
interest.
The same rules apply 70
executors as 20 Administrations
where the will makes = chasz =
Il tie provisions a the vii
are lawful, then solar as they
20 the executor i governed
By them, instead Of the stat
utes. lie swears be will carry
out tie wiil-that Is the Law
for him.
If tho ElsI Should Ia con-
tested, tie executor should
gisa notice 10 tbs persons IN
teresfed in establishing il, aud
they must deaena iE The
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right cf the dlsfriBugee, or OF
his guardian IF he lie 2 miner.
If debts Isie to the sfStesfate
and the personality be sBiii-
eient 70 pay the. debts, then
resort must De had to the real
estate, Ordinarily az admia-
istrat0rh has melting 20 do with
the real estate-Ms tolnsnis-
sion only extends to personal
ty. but Ii il bal necessary to
pay debts, then ~. q bill IL
elaancery Iors that purpose. he
can get an order 10 sell. This
Is 4 processing re- lsliring great
sfricfness and a close ohScf-
vance Of the Law, for I failure
in this respect will make the
sale void. &
1t viii he innpuSSibis in pa
pers like this TO lar down the
rules governing these prseeed-
ingS- 1t is suflieienF to say
that in al such eases The ad-
lninistrafpr shnnld employ q
competent lawyer to pEocare
the order, And. IN fact. the
advice might lie extended 70
the wbble scourse Of admins
tpxti0n fo< thsrsls great dan-
ger that unskillfal apd un-
learned persons administering
on estates may complicate
themselves seriously by pro-
ceesling without the advice Of
a conpesent lawyey-
An administrator Is q tr1ls-
tee, andlse can make 40 profit
cut Of the esinte. except only
the lawful commissions which
max be allowed By the court.
lIf be buys in a debt against
lthe estate for less than il calls
for. tie prcHE belongs to the
s.