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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-10-15
JUNE 18th, 1871

Trains horc HayJiyLUrg az follows
For New York, j.25, 10 n m., 9 90 aud
t7.io p m.
For Philadelphia 5.25, s.lOg.ij u. IN. 200
and $50 pm.
, 1874-07-08

Tho great miracle tn Egypt, writes oorro.
sponaont OF Of tho Loudon 1Fl.es, tH how Gov
ernuaont Which iH Obliged to pay SO muoh for it's
iuonoy, aud which ia the common prey Of adve1l-
turers, poculatora and Bpaonlators, foreign and
domaBtio, exposed to plundor, BpollRtion, and OK
tortipn, contriyes to koop ationt., Thore Ia not
al article sold to tho khodlYo 0rhiH people, from
. pin to o steam-ongino, which dues not Yield
tribute: We read a good doai Of tho word "baoh-
Hheosh" in all bookh and writings about Egypt,
but We do not know how often 1t is the echo Of tho
utterallce from Europe. In no other country In
the world doeH n trAy0lor Of rank expect 10 bo
lodged, boarded, and carried about gratis by
tho ruler. Here 1t ls tho rule. II tie Governor
Of MI Indian Province, With which Egyps Aaa
got no marc to do thaa with Kamachatka,
arrives at buez, on Lis way to Cairo or Alox-
ailttaa, he has a BpepsRl trim put at bis dis
poHal whom asked for; II he wlHhes to stay III
aud horses, ataG OF servants, mud his tablo
spread With every luxury. Docs ho want to Ko
up the Milo, lie gets one OF the VicoroyH steam
ers to tow hla diabsah. Many people coma lore
who expect their O0nH,llB to ask suoh fnyors AZ
OF right, nsyar retont,ag au the wholesome OK
ample set In other countries, aud more especially
III our own, whore even great1loHb allied to noV-
atty ia occasionally obl'Kod to tako care Of it.
solf an private apartments and pAy tor its own
broughanM.
Tho e1seus to which Buoh syateta can bo
pushed must bo Witnessed to DO otettttol. For
tnately. eolno CouAlllB. danora reAist unreaso1,-
ab!o douantls aud draw proper distinctions.
otherwiso thero would DO but htl!o exaggeIatlnp
In tle skotch Oh the staRo OF Vtcoroys g,1ost
who refora hlB waBherwoMan for tho paYment OF
her hill to tho Minister OF Finance, and naya for
box of pills by ~ order Oh tho Alipistor Of tAe
lntesiar.
, 1874-07-08

nndor auaponsion}. To this l assentod, hn
M eAraeq u to permit ttm to make speech, to wllsh
70 mydtRguat, when offered It, Batter simply
Wtthdtew his objection, ard oxpreaaod tho hopo
that tho Honno would pass the resolution.
Now, ! submit that tl'a was unkind ia !" Old
Coekovo." It lost tho General aud nyaelf the
opportunity Of ospEosaing our yirtuoua lnd!gae.
tion over this matter. and beside know Ishoutd
hayo had aomo good hits ut nnslar.
am also authorized to report bill to repoal
tho lar under which thnsa contracts wcro made.
am waiting, for some facts In relation to Operas
naxt week.
ssnborp's friends call on no daily with propo-
oifora now to 10 on at IS per cent.
My Investigations, SO far. load mo to conclude
that tho Government can't shord to obtain
money In this way, and 10 the kindred ways ID
relation to collections at cuatona. | tliuk tho
whole thing . .dieeraoo, and although they hayo
tho haoctlon Of time, l hope to see ouoh lawa
wiped out.
would like to knou Tonney. II he eomos
bore, toll him to hunt NC up. iour friond,
q. EoSTYH.
, 1874-07-08

From tAe Ahon tiH.} Iefafaph, JuH g. m,
atrangors left St. Louis all declaring, with sin-
gular unanimity, TINT the fireworks Oh Saturday
wero the greatest farce OF the century.
From TIC aaMe papeF.
Some 1,400 trustful but louded AltonlanH
went to ST. Louis on Saturday evening to sec
tho tirewosks. They wcre all raised in tho
placed implicit cuu!laeuco in tic truth OF tho
programme published IN tho st. Louis papers.
and thought that tho reason they had boon born
into thts world was simply to have ellance OF
seeing Tho nyrotechuical display from tho great
bridge. These F" "tnnoccutB abroad" hayo re-
turned to the bosons Of their anxious families.
Their experience reminds ns ct story:
hind Icy, "will eyor be pretty again ?" "No,
my son, you'll never be pretty again, but you'll
k,lo,u a blamed sight more" Our axcursionists
ktlow good deal more whom they got back than
when they started. Tue as wonderful a;t!, pr9-
ration, and tile crowd waited with balted breath
for display such 81 lad never before boon
aeon III heaven above or OIL earth beueath.' at
length $3.50 o'clock came, and tho "grana
our enrapturod vision: It was truly, maguifi-
cent, sud- by means of blaze kiudlod on tho
bow OF the Andy, WE made distinctly ylBlblo to
those on board. We don't thlak any one olee
saw it. ''The battery canponado," which fol-
with lunch Of Ars-erackcrs tied to big tail,
could bent i. The i mammoth bust OF Washng-
ton" would have been success had anything
but tho "buHt" beon viHble. "Tho flrmamcnt
with revolving suns satellites, and moteora In
gorgeous colors," waBnt visible to the naked
eye but a good opera-g1ass brought out its
beauties to advantage. Tho representation OF
tile "grand engineering event OF 1874" waa
saved from invia,billty by tho thoughttulpess Of
Capt. Eads in lighting cigar, which Illuminated
tho bridge elegantly. "Tha railroad phantom, =
fiery train OF cars passing the whole length OF
tho bridge, preceded by tho Guddobs OF Liberty,
did not come of, but an agreeable substitute was
furnished by Mayor brown, who saved this dis
play from failure by taking lantern and lead
Ink blind mu!o from Shore to shore. After
this performance came silence mud darkneBH.
The bridge WAS shroudod IN gloom. Affor walt
ing an hour or more. with no prospect Of addt'
tional Developments. tho excnrbioniBts botana
woary with the brllllancy Of tho display aud de-
oidod Oh returning home.
From he ST. koHts Globe.
II Chcngo mnn had bcou In charge OF tho
pyrotcchnc llspaaY OF Saturday night, wo might
bo disposed to indulge III somo unfticndly criti.
clsnl; but, tho thing wan conducted nutlor the
suporintendenco Of committee OF eminent a1d
influential bar1lacles Ut Bt. Louis, We Gre CON
strained to limit ourselves 10 the observation
! that 1t was d baao fraud, and stupendont
cheat. When al tho eminont and intuontia
barnaclos arc gathered to their fathors 6t. Louft
will h1yO chance,
, 1874-07-08

10 fhf Eit{foT or fflt 4fet fpfk IFftHfles
SIR: Geu. Butler, lN his apaueh in the House
Of Representatives, defending tho Sanhoru cun-
tracts, alluded to letter written by tho Hon.
Charles Foster. Of Ohio, to the undersigned, In
Which tho nritor refors to Gen. Bntnr by pet
mime which the Massachusetts member seenls
to have accepted with pronlptnoba mud IN spirit
Of popularity that leads ono to belioye that aftor
all the term waa rathor pleasing than otherwise.
Ms. Butlor claimed to quote from copy Of this
lettor, aud said it WIS Geadod "Pickoa up in tho
Ing III tho streots theory lauks the elements
OF truth and planHibity. ! neod only say
that tho letter IN question IL uo~ In MY pos-
session, and has been all tho time since / ilrst
received it, with the oxospti0n OF worry short
timo whom It was In tho hands Of gentleman
Ing any friendly feolln4s for "Sanborus attor-
ney." Some Que clio III the o11oo OF the goutle,
man referred to n,uHt have 1nado the copy and
sent it to Butler. vii! not stnp TO charaoterlza
tAe contonts Of q private lottor, written ID
friondly intimacy, but inoloso the lettsr Of Mr.
Foster for publication, 30 tint the public may
see tho full c1tont Of hs offending. Yours, ,eto,
DRooKLYN. July I, 1874. j. II. I1AnhAs.
LETTER OF CONGRESSMAN TosTEA
Mr DEAN HARTMAN Your much esteemed
favor OF tho 24th iB at hand,
upon mo hy the Ways and hloans Committee.
discovered the existence OF tue sauborn oon-
Legislation uudor WHICH, the % contracts wore made,
saw at = glance that the whole thing was oon--
coived in iniquity and forthwith determined
to go to tile bottom os tt. ! ofYorod tho first
resolution directing coptos Of contracts, etc., to
learned through tho papers Of the in
diotment ia Brooklyn. soma Of the
gontlomon conuectol with ttH mattcr
At tho Treasury at once began to seok
mobilization, aud 'dualiy, Efter two wacks' de-
lar t|ooiuaI n f,,ruinI, fill 1nfnrmatfntl vaH
agaiu authorized by my Committee to offer an
other rosoutioll, calling for full information;
this latter resolution 10 framed "a to cover ali
correspondence and orders, ~ we'll at oopies Of
coutlaota. III short, intended to hare 1t reach
ury Department was concerned. To this, Butler
obfeeted--ole objection being fatal. flo N.)
Bsemed TO feel that hs had plaood Aimself III an
awkward predioamaat, aud doBired mo to otfcr
It again before Monday (wAsn !, could pass 1t
, 1874-07-08

lowed hy tho failure Of tho company, owing 10
tho suuseqHons refusal OF tho puorer olasses to
@ natronlse tho nov xehico. Noth!ng more ,, VT
l827. whon thay wore again introduced by 4
loading bankor, Who made large fortune out
Of tue apeoulation. II was not until Two years
aftor this 1ato TINT thoy nade their first appohr-
ssartoa two running betwoon tho Dank and Tue
wostetn extromtty Of tho Naw road Tl}oso
ponderons .yehfaos carried twenty-two pas
shngors ineldc. tho faro boing one shilling for
appear 10 have bcon greatly superior to tho
modern omnibuB. Tho first conductors wero
aons OF gcntlcmon, which can scarcely bc said Of
tlloir sucoenAors, aud the periodicals wnro pro-
viled gratis by tho proprlosora for passengers to
road On route.
, 1874-07-08
GENERAL NEWS trEMs.

Tho now Boston directory contains 127.560
nanes.
!. -Chlot Justice Waito aud wife propose to pass
the mouth Of August at Newport.
-Nl!4s Maria Mitchell, profonsor Of Astronomy
at YaaHar College. il mentioned for tho position
Of Superintendent Of Schools III Cambridge,
Mass.
a Hartford, Conn.,, philanthrop,st has gvan
In ninetoon counties in South Carolina, dur
ing tho .paat yoar. "a $50 acres Of land have
been sold for unpaid taxes. aud 343, ,97l auses
hnYo boon fur rfeitod to thu State.
Maj. Thomas McCreary, Of Beaver, Pa, has
no sort Of aversion for tho hymonIul otInln; ou
last Wednesday osening he lod his fifth bride to
the altar. On TINT occasion Mrs. Auno Ikort
was tho hnppy one.
-Canada papers state that the Hon. George
Brown, editor Of tho Toronto Globs, IL to haYe
England, in recognition Of biz valuable ser
vices at Washington in behalf Of the reciprocity
trealy."
Tho Nhole Ibiand Locomotive WarhB, proYl-
denco, have beon awarded q c0ntrnut, ahsuuuting
to S655.0o0, for tho construction Of fifty frsk-
claas englpes for tho Grand Trunk Railway Of
Canada. Tho works will DO plaoed OH full work.
ing time, with full complement OF bands.
--Monaay morning tho Cambria Iron Company
started double turn in their works. THIS EiyeB
ompioymont to fntiy 1000 men In addition to
those a}roady at work. We hull this ~ MI omen
OF bettor tlmeH in tho noar future and con-
grat,,late tho Company upon the demand for
their productions tuat has enabled them to thus
inna ease thur working capaoity.--JohHsiotp.
(Pd.) Voice July 2,
--Slrs. Dr. Gnyier haB resigned ths prosl-
denoy Of the LadicB' DrosH.N Ncform Club iu
Dropa,yn, which III said to he III Il A.ate Of d.
cline. II uaad to meet in DR., Cuyor's atudy,
but that gentleman now wauts tia loom Tor
other purposes, mud thoy llavo adjourned for the
summon. The object OF the Club WAS crusade
aEainst high heols, falBo hair, and othur and
Greator mysteries Of tho female to.otto. Wloasd
men smiled aud the club Has b}ighteh.
, 1874-07-08
THE TUSCUNlDlA KILLING,

EHFkAcNthFe o1 tAc suDhtanR OF George
r. L0nU by Congressman SlUaz iur
Having Trsa&Ituced His nnuxhtcr.
3tsctt,nofn ii letter JNne 20 10 Mcuphm Apnca{
Moro than year ago George r. Long, Of this
placo, began to evinco SHOW Of affection for
Miss sloss, tho youthful aud attractive daughter
OF tho present member Of Congress from ths
district. When Afr. Hlosa discovered tbs facts ha
objected To any intcrcourso whatever between
ILLS daughter md tho young gentleman. Tho
latter waB deeply incensed, and accustomed to
denounco tho father and aBaort unworthy acts on
the part OF tho daughtor. Ills lauguage was
ssflch. and Ills assertions were 50 commonly
known. that tho pretty girl ind Withdrawn from
society and lod life Of perfect seclrsion. Mean-
wh!!e the father was in Washington. Ho came
story ftom his family atld friends. Long was
advised to lesvo Tuscumba, and said to-day,
jtht beforo no wns shot, while Hitting In front of
Ayd!ett's HOTEL Tint ho mover expected to
apond another Sabbath in 'TuBcumbia." uo
nevor will.
Rising from hlB scat he wont into tho bar
room, drank d glnss of aio and aattnterod ulotg
le'suroly down tho sidewalk. 11o turned to tho
right, md was Foing toward hia hurap, md ut
the very instant thlt he touched his hat and
bowed Pow to friend approaching him, gun WAS
fired from tho socond.story window OF Warren's
storo. % tho opposite side Of tho stroet, aud
Long foil, two bncishot penetrating his body,
one passing through luis neck but falling to
Just bohind tho loft car. Ho fell. bloeding pro-
f1ise}y. Evou now broad, blackeaed mark OF
blood extends across tho brick sidewalk, and
staina the sand IN tho guttor. Long was soon
removed to h'H home, and Dr.. Abarnathy, and
other Surgeons sent for, but their skill can aYsil
nothing. The young man is Bure'y dying. lie
said just now that he thought he waa shot By
young Warron, nephew Of Col. Soss but sluco
i was Col. sloss ,hlinsof,. 1t was "al! right"
Nothing could Justify Longs assaults upon
tho girl'a honor, and no ono oondemns Col,
siesH.
Tho nnnnpr Of killing ia generally disap-
proved. hoard 1t community sald tint. II tho
dood had boeu done tho day Col. sloss roacI1ed
homo, there would have boen mover . question
perfect right, 1t IL argued, and properly, to ro-
gard the man savage wild beast who tratlucod
he was Satisfied tic gir had boen nssailed by tho
breath Of Blauder, there ia 90 ond to it. II any
event slosa need taoyer fear Jury, one Of its
members having daughtor. Ii sioss had taken
tho gun into tho street and goue though tue
form Of tollillg Long to "dofoul hrnsolf. there
would never Lave boon oven the form Of 4 trial.
, 1874-07-08
MISCELLANEOUS,

THE PtoNEEh auNnAY-80WooL AaaoC1A TIoN,
Spectai D!spateh 10 Tha Chicago iy1bnne.
GA1EsBuno, ILL.,, July 1.-Ths School priu-
cipa1s' Convention adjourned to meet with tho
fittioth annual meeting Of the Pioneer Mission
ary Sunday y-school Association. Deacon G.
Leac h, Jr., frat introduced the Rev. Ms. Ensign
who spoko at some leugtll. TAia Was followed
by 9 reverend from phs!aaclpAia. During this
discourse it vas statcd tint in tho fifty yonra
that the Association has been organixoa
01,00o Sunday SCHOOLS hare been organ
iz1d, 2.600,00o chi!dren brought into tho
schools, 10000 teachars procured, 81. 100 600
upout, and $500 900 worth Of books given away.
The Rev. john Hall, Of New York City, del,ysr-
III ahle review Ut the work of the Association.
Many interesting instances were cltod to provo
tho usefaluess ot tho work, aud withai It WINS QUO
Of tle most interesting dacour8es delivered IN
this city for apmo limo.
, 1874-07-08
RELIGIOUS.
Continuation of the Ira Brown
Trial.
An Effort to Dust tho Present Board
Of Trustees.


THE IRA BROWN TRIAL.
Tho Commlttsa appointed to try hlr. Ira
Brown, Of the Ada Htreot Methodiat Church, on
tho charges preferred against him by tho pastor.
tho 1sov. Mr. Dandy, resumed its aittlngs last
eveuinR Dr.. Folton IN tho chair. A letter MAS
received from Mr. Freeman. = member Of the
Committee, to tho sncct that IL would bo impos-
.elbto for him to sorve any longer, and 1t Has
agreed by both sidoB to 60 on without him until
tho Chairman could ill Tho Vacancy. Prayer
WAS offered by tho 1tev. Mr.. Youkor.
Mr., SAMUEL Known
was examined further concerning tho amounts
paid by the defendant toward tho support Of tho
church. Nothing now was olicited e1oopt that
tho uitnoBs resigned his 1rl1Bteeship because Of
tho defondnnts triling with contractors, aond-
ing them to witnoss for money When ho knew
there was mono to Rtvo them.
CARRYING THAT DEBT.
Mr.. J. l.. F1ltton testified how Brother Brown
promised to "carry" oertaln sum in caso the
TrunteeB oould not rhine 1t.
Doacon John Doran gave testimony to The
game of1aat. Brother Dro~n had told him he
was going to carry the, church debt Until the
Boo,oty was ablo to pay It.
Mr.. Joel Crayon tsstilod that tho sooioty
would not have begun the finishing Of tho
audionco~soom but for tho promiao OF Ira Brown
to carry them through.
Robert Branston stated TINT It was generally
understood that Brother Brown would mako up
ali doQcienoios.
THE CREDITORS.
Al1. III. Harris, Of the firm Of Uarris l.
Gordon. carpenters, tostifod to doing somo
work on tho church, 1ra Brown promising to be-
como responsible for paymont. IrA failed 10 do
anything Of tho sort and Witness tl1r0atouod to
sue him, when 10 said Ae had money enough to
fight It.
hfr. Joaoph Weat testified to selling tho church
carpet. Mr.. Brown ngreeing to pay tho bill,
amounting to IL, 400, which he dian't my, but
three months bofore ho could get the naouey.-
nobert Burton, tho church janitor, testified
that Drother Brown had him got tho storm-doors
A1oa, agreeing to pay for tho work and material.
The Rev. Dfr. Dandy testified that Brother
Brown promised to pay for tho storn-aoors. but
pocket. Tho man who did tho work had to hayo
Tho money to pay for his wifo'a funeral.
Mr. Bronze, counsel for the defendant object
Cd 10 tho lnttor part Of tho testimony, and it was
struck out.
Samuel Brown, recalled, testified to having
heard r. promise contraotorg that they should
be paid BY dedication day. They were not paid,
aud Ira confessed TINT ho wanted to worry them,
and put them OF 30 that he could force thom to
take aomo Of his roal estate In paynlout Of the
dobts.
hAl1c1ous AND v1ND1oT1gE RPln1T.
Under charge second -" Clerlshing and ex-
hibising malicious and vindictiYe spirit, "-Dr.
Brother Brown had shown d determination aud
Rpirik to ombarrass! tue church Ia Its hnanoiul
stringenoy, aud that fo neglected and rofnsod to
offer any help toward paying tho somi-annual
interest on tho church debt. 30 that. to proyent
FORECLOSURES the uitnesa had to pledge hlB por-
aonal credit.
The Committee adjourned until 8 o'clock this
oyoninp.
, 1874-07-08
Gen. sherman Offers to 1kpturn Ills
AYnahlnGfnu lRullAe II liz nunork.

Gen. Sherman has been living II tho rosilol.ce
purchased for Gen. Grant at Washington, and
ropuroIased by sonlo Of Ills passona! friends for
l,iin OIL President 0raut's elBotlon. Having do
o'dea to leave Washington, and tho house haylng
wrote letter to Secretary Fish, who was one Of
tho douors, tendering 1atnrn OF The houae
tllrolgl. hm to tho frlo,dH who Lad presented 1t
to him, giving yory frankly llB reasons tor TAX
Ing thus oollras. Secretary Fish replied that,
, 1874-07-08

den. G. r, 7. Hcausesard l.ns received the ar-
pointment Of Cllof Engineer Of tho Argentine
Republic, with q salary al 900 In gold per
ausuns, aud he will aail for South America with
in fow days. 1Ia will haye charge Of the do
Fe,a!ye works, aud will also supegls!sea1 the OK
rlorations Of tho Plata River.
, 1874-07-08
sUNDAY-sUHooL TRIENNIAL MEET
ING.

ING.
The Sunday-Bohool missonaries and Bocse-
taries Of the Bible and Publication Society,
accompanied By thcir wives, passed through tho
city yeAsordaY, OIL their way to their trlennal
meeting at Genoya Lake, the Baptist Church,
through their pastor, the Rov. J, D.
1atsn T hsynf ts Tho ostedsa ao,cs sonG;ops or t IT,
last two months Mr. Thoarlo, assisted by
Dr., g. r. Blaokall, pepositary of tho Society in
thlA city, alHo wel-known aa Sabbath-tchool
man, has been working the atfair up, and tho
party left yesterday afternoon by the $3.50 traln
Two days are to bo devoted to an institute, ono
1ay to conference OF tlls missionaries aud
Secretaries with regard to their work, mud thon
they Will apeud a. much time AZ thoy can O. jog
Ing the boating, fiRlug aud other attractions Of
th7 s l9ssfst ls Of ct rssosts Dr. q hafe
last weak: The 1iey. E. B. EdMunds, State
Runday-school Missionary for Wisconsin,, ia al-
rondy on the ground perfecting arrangements.
ln tho purity TINT loft tho citY yesterday woro
Deacon J. REMOVER and Mira. REMOVER, of Huat-
ington. lnd.; Charles Rhoads, State Sunday
school missionary for Oho and Mrs. Noatls
DR.. g. J. Johnson. Of ST. Louis, District secro-
tary for tho Southwest. and Miss johnson the
Northern Illinois the Rev. E. A. Russell, state
missionary for Indiana. There arc also expected
the Hev. d. Griffith, D. D., Of Philadelphia. tue
secrotaey Of the socety Dr. Warren Randolph,
n,hiladelphla, r., National Bunday.nohoo Secretary
atouary for Iowa, aud wife the Rev. daorgo ".
Prescott, State suuday.sohool Missionary for
Minnesota; and the Isey. Lyman palnior, Of that
State tho hoy, 7. II. colwell, Of Missouri Al,
Bistalt District Secretary for the Bolthwost anl
tho Rev. O. r.. spinuing, State snnday-uohool
missionary for Michigan. Several others, from
WISCONSIN and Illinois, will avail themselves Of
this opportunity to mingle study aud recreation.
, 1874-07-08

they oonM not roc6iyo It tint II WAS prsaoptpd
70 him TOR tho benotlL of llmHoif and family, and
tAat II 10 did not occupy 1t aa residouco the |
proceeds of'it belonged to his fnn1ily. Con. |
Sherman will therefore soil Ills prosens residence
II an oppor kllnlty ofera Il not Il will to fgntell.
, 1874-07-08

signor De Tivoll, the roador Of tho italian
language At Oxford, wrltea to tha London 1iases,
lettor of tuns la, Ia reference to uariualdia
hoalth. "Qen, darlbaldi IL 40 nnwoll aa uos to
be able to hold tha pen In hia baud Or moyo hts
arm. He canuot BY llmselt bring food to Ills
month--indred, lie cannot move at all. Tie now
receives no oua except hia most Intimate
frl0nuy."
, 1874-07-08

--don. Do Cissy, MaoMaton'a Primo Minister,
Ia described AZ > nan with "a low. plaintiyo
may %o So asv y .o h'raS
wlyea.-Lr0oklYH ArQNs.
, 1874-07-08

OF al., Minors oays was granted to borrow O, 600
for three wears, tho interest not to exceed 10 per
cent por aunum, and the commission 2>9 per
cent.
Thomas ]: Edwards was appointed, guardian
OF Elizabeth Murray, 4 minor, under All ap-
proved bond Of $500.
In tho matter Of tho estate Of alexander D:
Williams. On petltlou Of Kate u. Nolls, Que Of
tho devlsees, citation to potor. K. Wcstfa1l,
executor to show cause Why he should not dis
tribute mousys ln Ills hands, returnable July IL,
Grant Of administration was issued to Thomas
Gordon as administrator OF tue estate Of William
Tu!y, u,lder all approved tond OF 81 QUO.
Tho will Of Emma Morgentnaw Was admitted
10 probate, aud orderoa tllat letterH Of alniuiR-
tration be issued, with the will annexed, to Louis
atorgentl,aw, on hls flliug hls bond for 100000,
with HurBtY.
Iu tho matter Of tho estate Of Chloe D. Brad
10y, Aor will was proven. and letlorH teatament-
ary were isnuel to William II. and George III.
bradley, aud executors bond in $12, ,uQQ aud ill.,
1eut0ry WAS approved.
JupaE RoaEHs--ol4, 8l4, G2a to 835.
JupoE Dooru--292 to 3l0.
JupoE IiEAToa-Assists Judge Booth.
JupuE dAnY-la8. 1s9, 109, l97. loS, 100, 20l
jupas Munrur-s3, 84}< 10 10. e1uopt %.
JuEoE DuRss-Ass!Hta Judge Gary.
JuDumEH1s.
SUPERIOR CoUHT--CoNt EsHloHH-Teter jacobson
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