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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-11
The China Palace.

The opening Of this splendid business en-
Dorium, No. l29 Canal street, Touro Build.
ings, yesterday, was an event worthy OF
more than passing notice. 1t speaks in
language stronger than words of the con.
fidence felt by thinking, intelligent mentor
such we may cali Messrs. Navra g. Otfner:
more, they are energetic, enterprising, pub.
lic.spirited men-:n the future progress Of
New Orleans.
The China Palace is no ordinary place of
business. Taste, skill and money have been
freely used in it's appointments. 1t is
stocked with the most elegant French
China, Bohemian glassware, silver plated
ware, mantle ornaments and other fine
goods, as well as all articles of every day
use, ever seen in the South. The wholesale
as well as the retail buyer can be accom-
modated with every article needed, and at
prices which will render the idea Of trip
northward to purchase simply ridiculous
From the hour of opening until late in the
evening, when the flood Of light from mag
nifcent gas chandeliers shed fresh glory
over the scene, this splendid store was
crowded. In their enterprise Messrs. Navra
Il Ofner deserve the most complete success,
and we hope their reward may equal their
high merits.
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spencer's Contest for NOrey,s Seat.

General Frank Morev arrived in town
this morning from Lake Providence where
he has been for two weeks with Captain
| Spencer taking testimony regarding the
election il Carrc.i parish. That the election
II that parish was fair, fee and peaceaole,
was conceded and proved clearly by the
evidence Of the leading Democrats as well
as Republicans OF the parish, inciuding the
commissioners Of election OF both parties.
The vote cast IL the parish was about ZOO.
Morty received aboC. 1850 and Spencer
about l25
Spencer went into Carroll with about 900
majority, providing no boxes were thrown
out IN Lincoln parish, or 523 according to
the Returning Board. Morey was so con-
fideut Of his case after finishing the
evidence il Carroll parish, that he con
ce;ied the 375 votes which Spencer claimed
were improperly thrown out in Lincoln
Deducting the 900 majority with which
Spencer entered Carroll f.op the 1875
majority clearly established leaves Morey
q nlaiaity Of s0oin the district.
This result will be gratifying to General
Morey's friends in the Republican party
and cut Of it. for he has rendered services
to his constituents which iniitie him TO
their gratitude, without regard to politics;
and it is feared. should it lose him. the
fifth congressional district Will wait many
d year for So active and efficient. a repre-
sentative.
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Burke CO,npiafnty

| We have received communication from
Native which complains that Major
Burke's appointments "are two.thirds
| Irishmen, and in Most cases men that did
not need it, He further says: IF Mr.
Burks's programme is one Of the shadows
that Is to follow all Democratic victories, /
for one, who have always voted with the
party, have voted the last Democratic
ticket" In this connection may bs rer eateI
the statement that prominent Irish citi-
zen shows uubrage because Major Burke
has employed too few Irishnen to work
upon the streets. There are also Germans
and coloced Democrats to be provided
v ith work, and Creoles with salaries, and
it can be seen that the position of Admin
istrator Burke IS not an easy one. We can
almost imagine that he smiled when ne
heard that he was dead last week The
bread question IS one too serious to
speak lightly upon; there IS much
suffering to- want of work; and
the vast city patronage, which IS greater
than that OF the State officials com bined,
can scarcely feed tenth OF the Democratic
poor; but the saddest phase Of the COM
planings is the evidence that too many
men vote for hope Of reward. They can
not all be rewarded, because the city treas
ury IS aot equal TO the occasion, and then
the voters swear Oft from the party. The
principle which incites The officer holder to
get Office urges the Broom or hoe holder to
vote fo- candidates. al of which causes the
following of politics 20 be full of vexation
OF spirit and disappointment. The case of
Native" is hard one; but IF he was right
in voting the Democratic ticket, he should
not single out al office holder and threaten
TO become a Republican if tsat particular
Office holder does not supply him with
bread. Republcanism is its own reward
and men ike Native will not be happy
in that party.
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Academy OF Hlusic,

The performance at the Academy last
night for tine benefit of Mr.. 2. Short and
Mr.. j. F. Pike, closed the regular variety
and dramatic season.
On Wednesday evening the theatre will
be reopened for the appearance of Aymar's
South American Circus. The Aymar Broth
ers are renowned performers, and they
bring with them a complete company of
gymnasts, equestrians and speciality per.
formers, with stud Of beautiful perform
ing horses, trick ponies and mules.
Mr. BidweIl announces that during the
summer months. the Academy can be had
rent free for any entertainment for the
benefit OF the poor. This should suggest
several inexpensive entertainments by our
amateur dramatic associations.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON. w
Centennial Works of Art.

NVntcuAaAd w OEhS OI ART.
WASHINGTON. May l0.-Works of art by
Americans who may wish to exhibit At
the centennial will be brought home bv
national vessels returning. Several of these
vessels will leave Europe next winter.
Health Of Key West.
A dispatch from Key West. MAY 10, to
Surgeon General Joseph Beale of the navy.
from Assistant Surgeon Perry, Gays: No
deaths from or case of yellow fever in Kew
West since my last telegram of April 10.
All reports to the contrary are false.
Wheat Prospects.
During the past week the condition of
winter wheat in $50 counties has been re-
ported to the Department Of Agriculture.
About 500 counties of the valleys Of the
Ohio and Missouri are represented, which
last year produced 100000 bushels Of
winter wheat, or 60 per cent of the product
or seven States from Ohio to Kansas The
average OF condition in these States is 63 per
cent, indicating five eighths of full crop if
no improvement occurs: in Kentucky, IS per
cent; Ohio. 81; Michigan. 81; Indiana, &c;
Illinois, %; Missouri. 80; Kansas, 81, though
only 81 counties in the latter State ase rep
resented. The condition is better in Penn
sylvania, Mary land and Virginia, though
below an average. A few wheat counties in
New York make extremely unfavorable re-
turns. The proportion to be replanted in
other crops averages II per cent in the West.
or 100000 acres in a breadth of 1000, 900
acres seeded. The LARGEST proportion il
q per cent in Missouri, illinois %, Kansas
ana Indiana IL, Michigan and Ohio 10,
Kentucky 4.
There is TO be very little replauting in
the Middle States, except in New York.
Gnugers and Storekeepers Removed.
Whisky frauds in Chicago, st. Louis aud
Milwaukee have caused the removal of a
host OF gaugers and storekeepers. Two
supervisors will go, not from coilusion with
fraudulent parties, but for negligence.
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IMPROVED REAL ESTATE By AUCTION BY
THE SHERIFF.-We are requested to call the
attention of the public to the sales by auc
ton to be made to-day at noon, at the
Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange,
Royal street. by the civil sheriff of the
parish OF Orleans. Said sales comprise:
l. A certain lot OF ground, with the build.
ings and improvements thereon, in the Sec.
ond District of this city, forming the corner
of Dumaine and Derbigny streets.
.. A certain lot CT ground. with the
improvements thereon, in the Third District
OF this city, fronting on Spain and Robert
son streets, of which it forms the corner.
5. A certain lot Of ground, with the I'M
provemen,s thereon, il tie Sixth District of
this city, fronting on Milan street, between
Perrier aud Plaquerriae streets.
4. A certain lot OF ground, with the i'm
p-ovements thereon, in the Sixth District
of this city, fronting on Milan street, be-
tween Perrier and Plaquemiae streets.
For full particulars and terms see adver.
tisenents.
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TIC New SurYnYar

Hon. j. Madison Wells yesterday assumed
the duties of his new Office There has
been but one change made by 1hip in his
Office up to this time. Major McGuire, the
deputy of Mr. Parker resigned his position
in the surveyors department, and Mr..
Wells appointed his son, Levi Wells, to the
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CONSTABLES' SALES.

Joseph Davis VS.. X, =. Burke-Serond
Justice Court for the parish of Orleans No. AIS.
TDY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
ID me directed by the Hon. w. H. Holmes, second
justce Of the peace for the parish OF Orleans, in
thea oove stated suit will p-"ceed to sell At pub.
lie auction AZ James Re- RS stables No. l5&
Baronns street, on TUES 10y, May 49, 1877. at
twelve o'clock NJ
ONK FLOAT, TWO BAY MtlT Is with Harness.
Seized N the above statea sax.
Te-ns-Casn on the spot.
myai3I3 John MCCORMICK, Constable.
Metropolitan Loan and Pledge Bank.
i. Cohen, subrogee, VS.. NJ Jacobs and s. Cohen,
II soiido-First Justice Court for the Parish OF
Orleans, No. 1920.
DT VIRTUE OF WRIT OF F1ERI FAClAS TO
ID me directed by the Hon. w. T. Houston nrst
justice Of the peace in and for the parish OF Or
ieals, will proceed to sell at public auction, on
TUESDAY, May H. 1875, at twelve o'clock NJ at
my warehouse. No. l62 Julia street, the following
desnr bed property. VIZ
TWO SHOW CASES.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot in United States treas.
ury notes.
ap30 myj II NJ. O'SULLIvAN, Constable.
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Our French and Picayune English.


We acknowledge the error of non agree
ment between the French noun and ad-
jective pointed out by our friend of the
PicoyuNe and will reconcile this in our
Partisan edition. We never care "to Quit
our own to stand on foreign ground" and
are properly to be snubbed when we do So
We hope our preceptOr will not object to
email correction Of its exercise in English
1t says.
The REPUBLICAN has such an antipathy to
the French that it will not even use the
language correct. 1t should be pren,iers
ch0nteurs and not preDlieres chaNteNrS, as
you have il. Eessieurs.
II this sentence the adjective correct"
should oe substituted by the adverb "cor.
rectIy." This will be better grammar and
will correspond with the English idiom.
1t is a rule of English grammar that the
verb shall agree with the nominative in
number and person. On locking to the
sentence quoted it will be found that the
auxiliary and neuter verb ''should be- in
compelled to look out for nominative
The personal pronoun "it' connects the
noun "the REPUBLICAN with the verb
should be- SO the grammatical reading
would be-the REPUBLICAN SHOULD De pre-
miers chante7srs," etc. Now, inasmuch as
the quality of the REPUBLICAN singing was
not at all n description, we protest against
being made the nominative of first singers
Of either sex. This quoted sentence is
neither grammatical. nor in po;1t of fact,
correct. 1t is an unsrammatical grievance
of which we havs right to complain. We
will, however, COZ" promise with our genial
teachers. We will devote as much time to
the French grammar as the Pic shall to the
English grammar. We will both be
better scholars. Is it bargain,
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ties OF shecity. and ask him to fix time to
address the people of New Orleans. 1t
was important that as many merchants OF
the city IS possible should be present at
that time
Some other business of less importance
was transacted, and the Chamber ad-
iou-ueJ.
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POUND NOTICES,

DEPARTMENT or PoLICsl
New Orleans May :, 1878. )
VUAS BROUGHT TO THE FIRST DISTRICT
w Pound eorher OF Lafayette and Locust
streets on the third of May. 1875
ONE COW, with black aud white spots
which, IL not claimed within i've days and the
expenses thereon paid. he will Be aold at public
auction. at said pound. on THURSDAY, May l3.
1875, at twelve O'Clock u.
No 7s-mystd D. MCCARTHY, Administrator.
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rGR RENT,
BUSINES6 CHANGES.

NOAAt E'.......... ....NOT1CE
MF. W. T. PlPPEY being associated in husiue ss
with Us. the s'vle of our Arm FROM and after "a 3
date viii be HEATH, PIPPkY & LARA.
Respectfully, HEATH LARA
Referring 20 the above. we beg to express to on :
patrons our grateful appreciation of their past fl.
vors, AID respectfully solicit a continuance of the
same.
Our stock is iarga ard carefully selec'e aud
comptises UPHOLSTERY GO0nN Of all kinds
WALL PAPER in great variety WINDOW SHADES
and CORHlCES, LACE CURTAINS and CURTAIN
MATERIALS GASTON AND COCOA MATING
and tLOOR on CLOTHS, FRENCH AND GERMS y
MIRRORS, CHROM0S, hNGRAVINGS. PICILRE
FRANKS ami MOULDGSGS of all kinds.
These gOoGs have been purchased at the Low.
EST CASH PRICES, which enables us to offer great
iLCucsm lts TO those need of goods III ouT line.
HEATH, PIPPEY & LARA
81 and 99..... Camp Street.....G, and 80
myl I'm
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COURT RECDED.
MONDAY, MAY 10, 1875.
United states Circuit Court.

United sfatea Circuit Court.
Present, Hon. W. B. Woods, circuit Judge
Thomas j. Stewart l. Co. VS.. Fagan &
Contamination to restrain the transfer Of
| steamer Katie refused
Castle & Raymond vs. certain raft
Libel dsm ssed. The raft not being nav
lgaole vesse!, the court is without juGisdic-
| tinn IN admiralty.
Frank NJ. Ames vs. New Orleans, Mobile
and Texas railroad.-Rule made absolute
and John J. Howell ordered to deliver plain
TN ali maps, surveys, etc, belonging to tle
defendant.
superior District Court.
| Joseph Hernandez VS.. Charles Clinton
| ke.ator alleges ownership OF the claim OF
| j. L. Prnne, proprietor of the st. Martins
| vile Echo. OF S2735 for public printing:
| that it was lawfully approved by the Gov
ernOr, Lieutenant Governor and Speaker:
| that it is entitled to be paid out Of $4,000
appropriated ior that purpose, but that the
Auditor refuses TO pay. Rule to show cause
why a nandamus should not issue fixed for
Mavl4.
Hale. Anger s, Co. Va. New Orleans, St.
Louis ana Chicago Railroad ad-Plantitts.
residents of Chicago. aliege purchase of
three notes of SSH 30 OF defendant, and
now overdue. which defendant refuses to
paw after protest.
E. Z. Adams vs.. Board Of Metropolitan
Police and city of New Orleans-PIaintitf
alleges he was the legal chief clerk of the
board from October 81, 1870; that he was
Illegally discharged by resolution, March
%, 1874. that he has always been ready to
serve. and on the authority of the case OF
DR.. j. b. Cooper vs.. the same defendant,
asks judgment for his salary of $2lG5 Go,
from April |, 1874, to May l, 1875.
Superior Criminal Court.
SENTENCED.
Jack Lee-Assault and battery; So and
one month in Parish Prison.
John Deveiin-Carrying concealed
weapon, 50 and one month in Parish
Prison.
First District Court.
IFORMATIONs.
Assault and battery-Celia Harris, Pat
Daily, Philip Anderson, Ben Burch, Mrs.
Givens, Ed Bell.
Larceny-Lucy Clemens, James Brown.
Henry Hays.
NOLLE PROsEQUI ENTERED.
j. Joseph-Kuowingly receiving stolen
goods
SENTENCED.
Herbert Stewart-Oa plea Of guilty Of
assault. one day.
second District Court.
Succession Of DR.. John Joseph Reilly
opened.
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FRANK PAC3. dR.. Clerk.
Succession Of William i. keeunn.

CECOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans, No. 30,066.-Notice is hereby given
to the cred.orS of this estate and all other per-
sons .areia Interested to show cause, within ten
days from tit1 present notihca tiOn. if any they
have or can, Why the account presented BIZ Jane 5
J. TarletOn, administrator of this estate should
not be- hancioyated and approved and the funds
distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order ot the Court.
ryG Il l5' FRANK PACE, Ja, Clerk
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Il iBr FRANK PACE, JR., Clerk.
Succession of C. II. Zimmerman.

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF O-.1als, No. 81, 7,181.-Notice is hereby given
to the creditors OF this estate and to all other per-
sons herein Interested, to show cause within ten
days from the present notification, If any they
have OF can. why the account presented by John
p. Roche. tsstamentary executor OF this estate
should not be hoinolo gated and approved. antt
TIE funds d,atI ibuted in Accordance Herewith.
By order ot the Court.
mv6 II IL FRANK PACE. JR.. Clerk.
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4 copy of the above letter, executed il
superb sty le of peumanshlp and handsomel,
framed, was presented to Colonel Parke
| as testimonial of the regard in which h'
| is held By those who have labored unde
him. and as an evidence of the respect il
which he holds this testimonial he ha
caused it to be placed in his new office, along
side OF a good picture Of himself and ont
of the Parker homestead, where lie wai
born.
The following is Colonel Parker's reply tc
the letter of mis- employees:
CVsroMaouss. SrRvRyoRs OFFICE, }
New Orleans, May 10, 1875. )
GENTLEMEN-I thank you from the bottom
of my heart, and wish you every success in
life, with happy hereafter, and l assure
you that it shall be NY endeavOr to assist
you at all times in any honorable calling.
Very respectfully,
Mr. RingsoId turned over the Postofice
to the new postmaster at one o'clock, where
upon he issued the following letter to the
employees of that department.:
New Orleans, May TO- 1875. 5
rENLLENEN--<1S HOSlMAotCA VI WY a
desire to say to you respectfully that on
and after this date your salaries will bs
nominal until further notice. This is neces.
sary. partly on account of orders from the
PostOttice Department at Washington, and
because find ii important to. introduce at
this time into the office two assistants, and
the appropriation for the office being al.
ready fixed. it may be necessary to reduce
some salaries in order that all may be fairly
dealt with Permit me TO say to you that l
have no friends to reward and no enemies
to punish. AL are alike to me if find them
fa;thfal officers and such as l believe will
best su5serve the interests of the govern.
ment and the public. OF course some
changes may be expected. but l shall take
time to consider such, and no personal IN
est OF mine will enter into any ones case.
In one branch of the Office the expentes
are to be reduced. This alone will neces'
state changes winch shall endeavor to
and in all things do my part to
assist you. while shall ngidly carry out
the regulations of the Postoface Department.
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Personal.

Hon. George L. Smith, ex-Congressnaa
from the fourth congressional district of
this State, arrived here in company with
Postmaster Parker on Sunday night last.
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Succession of Frank A. Corseii.

.GECONo DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y o: orleans No 3.281-Notice is hereby gwen
to the creditors of this estate and TO all other PEI
sons hore!n Interested to show cause within ten
s!sys f-om the present notification, if any they
have can why the account presented by Mrs.
F-aaciska CorseIl. tutrix, administering this
estate should not be hOnOiOgated and ap-
proved and the fsnds distributed il accordance
herewith.
Bv order OF the Court.
md 8 l2' FRANK PACE. JR.. CierK.
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General Marcus J. Wright, of Tennessee,
will carpet-bsg in Egypt as adju.ant gen.
eral Of the Egyptian army.
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70 ..e Clerks AID Employees CT .he Postof;c
New Orleans.
ed to he pursued by the lew postmaster in
regard to those at present employed, an;i TO
that extent affects the chances OF applicants
for positions in the Posto.11ice, we deem it OF
sufficient puolic Importance 20 publish it.
in conclusion. we will say that Mr.
Thomas eng was ready. when Mr.. Ring
gold presented himself 70 turn over to MIN
the appraisers department, which was done
at tTo o'clock, and ended tie chapter OF
changes il the Castonhous9 52;,diag yes
teriaT
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Succession of Adam Hecker.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH OP
- orleans, No. 5..973.-W hereas, Z. T. Parker,
pubic administrator, petitioned the court f3r
letters of administration the estate of III >
late Adam Recker. deceased, inteetate. Notice
is hereby given to al whom it may concern to show
cause, within ten days, why the prayer OF the
sad petitioner should not De granted
By order OF the Court.
mv58I4. FRANK PACE JR Clerk
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Succession OF Mnrcella A. Tabor, Widow
of John Tabor,

CECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y OF Orleans. No. 37,80.-Netce is hereby given
to tao creditors of this estate ana to all other per
s0ls herein interested to show cause within ten
days from tie present notification, if any they
have o. can. why the account presented by
MiChae. Carvin, administrator of this estate,
should not be hnmoogated and approved, anu the
funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
BY orier OF the Court
my8 II f6e FRANK PACE JR Cie-x
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.Succe,siOn of James Hewitt.

SEccesslOn Of James Hewitt.
CECoGD DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. 60, ,lI6.-Whereas, &. I. Parker.
public admnStI atOr for the parish OF Orleans. has
psttioned the court for letters OF dative tesla.
mentary executorship on the estate Of the late
James Hewitt deceased, intestate. Notice s hereby
given to all whom it may concern to show cause
within ten days why the prayer Of the said petit
toner should not he granted.
By order OF the Court.
N.Y. II Ii FRANK PACE, Jk, Clerk.
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succes.son. Of Frederlck Le.h.rx aud

elizabeth Govert, his wife. consolidated.
CECO.D DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF orleans. Nos. 36,i3l and IS 5850.-Eotice Ia
hereoT given 20 the ereiitors OF these estates ai
to a, otaer persons he rein interested, 10 shoH
cause Within ten days from the present notihca-
ton II Sly they have car, why the account
pressl-eG by Henry Ekemanr. administrator of
the sCccess0 on of Frederick Losberg and tutor of
the minor heirs Of the decedents, should not be
homo Ogatei and approved and the funds dis.
trioutet in accordance Herewith.
b. order 0t the Court.
nlv6 IL I5+ FRANK PAC2 dR Clerk
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Some light has been lately thrown upon
the discovery of gas.
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The Temperature.

Mr.. Louis Frigerio, No. 50 Caartres street
reports the weather for the past two
days as follows:
sA.X 2PM. sP. NJ
May 9.................. % 80 ST
may N-................ - s. 81
Lowest point during the nights of May 8
and 9. 700. Rain during May 10, one-twen.
tietn of an inch
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SUCCESSION NOTICES,
Succession of Marcos Situes,

Succession of Marcos Sitges.
SZCOED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans, No. 37,7l4-Hotice is hereby gwen
TO the creditors Of this estate and to all other per.
sons herein Interested, 70 show Cause within ten
days from the present notification, if aGy they
have or Can why the account presented by
Mrs. Cecl!e Nj ges tes:9 nentsry eXecurix of thi
and the funds distributed i'll accordance ttefewit.
b. order of the Court.
mv26 IL FRANK PACE, JR Clerk