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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS.

The following statement shows the real estate
transactions recorded in the Registers Office Noven-
Der IL. 1s7s:--
sqs ,s Ssss . .ns %i: Grand :s s.as o. s1flS fsa:.
exscutrxl. 1900
n s~artn referce, 70 wilhelm schroeder 1880
Ssh s :: rsr.s 81 am s az. s sayss Se %
stituiion $3.50
's .i.s n aA 10 Il x MaS'sH q 1S ay ay ss sss,
Joseph Luttenscaser and wife 20 Cornelius ". -
2sth ST.. w. :, eso 10 II. " ei 7.a av, &isxsrso; -
Adam Q. Rentelen and wife 70 Leonard Rem ~.
list St. n :. 55 H. E. Of is, as isxioaa; Henry
s4sh s., s. Isl IT. " of s,h ss asssss also 3iti
n !, 80 h e of ssG ss soxioos; Charles Giissy;
and Others 70 Andrsw GlIsey g s42o
ss6 ~. NJ a, 80 II w. Of Sd s,, ssroo Anthony
sss say'Is az NC sS HT ss Sn4sals. il .ial % FREDERICK
si:. 4, Is3 d: ': q "a s,x.ss; Bernard :, -,
1Iath 81 lso q, q 4th av., l.oaioo 10; Jane
4ss st. 70 a. 40 I. q SIN av pnio Joseph
wood 70 PETE, do;ls 9, g and s:ssr'i Nom
pher v Doraa aud ot,ors Daniel Dorsn. 40
:, ,cs Ga 81: r.r sseS. al Asas~s5i. .srss 70 aY fhs
ssS.o, A., n = corner Or s4, .. ais. $3.50
Isslnss.n ~, = corner :, ss.h n, Sossso also
h =, - is s,aa T. 81 ID ay las,Sosn,rey - iss
h is.s.. 4; s :ns s.a III: o ssss. Il William
Beekmsn place NO 80; Mary Mckeon 20 James y.
Wallace Nom.
10th IT., n T., 2i26 IT, e. Of 9Th sv, 126xase; tius.
tays A. Kancs 70 John >. Kendall .......,,.,. I2UO
Jsth st., =. s.. 40 ~ W. Of 18th ay, 25xloo.5; II. A.
Root trcerse) to Lena Burn stein ............ 500
Wnship gton ay.. O. s., ~ IT, of Mott St, lsxl2O
c24th ward; Mutual Life Insurance Company to
John hccioskey .............,...... 30
William st (Eo 217 John A. vandervcer 10 Charles
ga st, Wsst no i4ol Marcus ). waldheimer 70 ...
""'' D'"' - nsoorpsp soaraiars 80
BeswaId, Agnes, to Henry Oppenheiiner, n. g. Of
7lst st. Of LIST av instaiment ............ $41JO
Hcapc, Thomas H. and wife, 20 Kliza l.. McMencmy
and another texecutrix. Ac), n. $. OF l15th st., O.
Monahan, William, 10 Mary L. stryker, n. g. Of
I4th st., 9. Of sv. A; and also OF Both st., W. Of
Morris Thomas s. and Wife 10 Ralph Burrows, s.
Of 10Th ST.. Of Washington av; yesrs....... 400
Mowstt, John, to John u. Lockwood. guardian &C.
OF 10th ST., Q. Of Ipth av; years ........ 200
ssth st. W of T,h av instruments ......,..... iooU
Smyth. Anthony, to Alexander MADDEN, n s. OF listh
ct, " 4th az year ;........ QUO
sw. corner ~ Bank and West SIS; years 5os'3o
sscoRDRD ASSIGNMENTS ~ noRrGAsS.
Krendcr Louis 20 Sophia Hauscr S3UJD
A. Waldo I7vo
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A BRoTHER's PETITION.

Citations were returnable yesterday in the matter
of the will of Patrick Butler. who died in Brooklyn.
August 49, 1ss leaving personal estate of the value of
s2.soo. Decedsnt bequeaths to the Roman Catholic
Orphan Asylum. Albany avenue. the sum of $500; to
Rev. L. J.. OReilly. pastor Of st. Stephens Roman
Catholic Church Summit street, $780, for for
the repose Of his soul: to his sister, Elizabeth Cody
$780, to Margaret Morre $780, and to his brother
n his two nieces and his nephew James W Cody. the
balance of his estate. petition has been filed with
the Surrogate of Kings county by Edward Butler. .
brother OF the deceased, who n1sides in this city,
az ainst the probate of the viii. The contestant vi
leges that the deceased Of unsound mind and was
unqualified to act or to legally execute the will pre-
seEted- The hearing of argumexn was adjourned.
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THE STATEN ISLAND HORROR.

An application made in Supreme Court, Cham
bers. yesterday by Mr.. William +. Howe. counsel for
Edward Reinhardt for writs OF habeas corpus and
certiorari his behalf. 1t win be remembered that
the prisoner is under Indictment for murder in the
6rst degree in having killed Annie Degnan the alleged
victim Of an outrage, whose corpse was found in
barrel in decomposed state at Silver Lake. staten
Island. Mr. Howe claimed that the prisoner
titled to bail according to the constitution and prece
dent. as 1t was not the purpose OF the prosecu-
ton to put him trial until next May.
The urged for this action were-frst,
that there positive proof that the body found
In the barrel that of Annie Degnan the
trary there had been prior distinct identinca-
tons that the body that Of other females. Sec
pad, there proof that ths body which
found the corpse of a murdered person. Third,
there ia event any evidence To connect Rein
hardf with the barrel its contents. Mr. Howe cited
the Billings and the Bill PooleMorr1ssey Baker
tragedy precesnts TO Justify the present applica
ton. Judge Lawrence granted the writs and made
them returnable at the Special Term to be held in
Brooklyn tomorrow morning, ~ ten O'Clock.
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A FATAL TELEGRAPH POLE.

On the Sd Of August. 1876. rotten telegraph pole
ell at the Of Suffolk and Grand streets killing
one woman and injuring others. Among the latter
little girl named Lea Fredger. who hen friends
slaim sustained permanent injuries. for which she
brought suit hy her guardian against the city. The
rase was tried before Judge Donohue and Jury in
the Supreme Court yesterday. Mr. Richard door
aud y. e. Irull representing the plaintiff and
Assistant Corporation Counsel Miller the city. The
result verdict in favor OF plaintiff for 81 7UU
The trial ~ similar suit growing out of the same
accident followed In the court. The victim in
This instance, Mrs. Ann Mcclure. killed and her
husband, j. G. hcitire brought suit to recover the
statutory limit of damages, 5000 The Jury gave
verdict in favor Of tue plaintiff for 1000
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. Nov. IT. 1873.
In the Court of Appeals Monday. November IL.
1875 present. Hon. Sanford f. Church. Chief Justice
aud associates;--
Motion calendar for Tuesday. November IL, 1885,
Nos. 352. 363 $40. 371, 3J2. 37s, 374. $50. 354.
Day calendar for Tuesday. November IL, lS7S.-Nos.
103, I2T, 81, 13D. 131, IL. rs. 132.
No. ~. Elizabeth salter. Administrative. &c,
spondent The Utica and Black River Railroad
Company, appellant.--Argued by Francis Herman for
the appellant and H. w. Hubbard for the respondent.
No 40. Nancy Cordell, sdininistrstrix, &c, respon
dent, W. The New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad Company, sppellant--Argued by Matthew
Hale for the appellant and j. H. Clute for respondent
aaeD
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

sUpnssE Counr-CHAxBEns-Held by Judge Law
renceNos :. $. 50. 49, 137. 141 IA, l62 163. 1885,
1g2. ly5, no. 220 "a 25 2Zi, 20, Z3l, IT, 2l3, 245
249. 25o 25l 80.
suPal.s1x Counr-GES1Rn TERx.-Adjourned until
December IL.
SUPREME CouRr-SpErIAL TEaM-Held by Judge
Ven Brunt.-Iaw and fact-Nos. So. 5so 250. 6S7 ga
COZ, 6dS, e64. e65 81, 572 7l6. 500, COO. 696
until tomorrow.
SUPREME CouRr-CIRcUu-Pzr 1.-Adjourned sine
die. Part 2-Hcld by Judge Barrett.-case 1420.
Bell vs.. The Mayor. &c. No day calendar. Part s.
Held by Judge Donohue.-Case on. No day calendar
SUPERIOR cornr-GEsrRAL TKRN-Held by Chief
Justice Curtis and Judges Sedgwick and Freedman
Nos. ~, 81 32 80, "a. 35 80. ~. 49, a. A. 49, 49, A. a.
SUPERIOR corgT-SPEcnL TERM-Hed by Judge
Speir.--Nos. 80, 80.
SUPERIOR CouRT-TmAL TgRM-Part Held by
Judge Van yorst.-Case No. 3os. Havemeyer va
Hayemeyer. No day calendar. Parts and 3.-Ad-
COMMON PLEAs-GRsERAL TERx-Held by Chief JUS
tice c. +. Daly and Judge Van Hoesen.-Nos. Al, 8,
25 ~ 29 s'. -. 49, 4s 80. g. ST. 81. IS. ~. 2. L.
COMMON PLEAs-EeUIrY TEnx-Adjourned for the
term.
Larremore.--No. 1s
CoMaoy PLEAs-TR1AL TxRx-part Held by
Judge J. +. Day-Sos 769. 7l3. 775. 1905 92s. 1926
no. 1878 1902 1861 7i0 245. 1857 7As 1885, 1884, TIA
73J. 696, 1898, GA Part 2--Adourned for the tern
MAMSE couRr-TaiAL TEnM-part Held by
Chief Justice Aker-Nos. 46T7 474I 4726. 4Gyl. 494s
1916 o 47sc Ago. 6Ijs, 4sA9 3Dl0 1868. 1850. L53s
Part 2-Heid by Judge Nc cAdam.Nos $500. 20e9. 4OIs
IoS 5sss '' pr t? He by vi. JUDGE ist @
$685. $780, 5045 1884, 50.2 5os5. 1885, 29 44li. 50il
$751; 5059, 551. lGtl.
Court GENERAL SxsnoSs-Part Held by
Judge Suthcrgnd.-Ihe People vs.. Andrew Nc
Coy, arson; same VS.. Frederick w. Mallory,
robbery; same vs.. Edwari j. Carroll, rob-
berry; Same W, James Heiser. felonious
sault and battery; Same vs. Francis Gaiiiley, bur
glary; Same William schultz. felonious assault
and battery Same vs. John r. Waller. grand larceny
Same Martin Smith, violation election laws.
Part 2-Held by Judge Giderslccve.-The People
William Carney. feensous assault and battery; Same
Francis AcCaffrey, burglary Same Martin
Reilly and Florence Wilson. grand larceny Same
Barr. grand larceny Same Adam OFT, excise
Same Daniel McSamara. excise; Same Alex
anler Dowd, excise; Same John Brohan excise ;
Same James Connolly, excise Same Lillfsn
Bonteu, grand larceny Same samuel Meyer,
grand larceny; Same Charlotte Madison John
Craig, Manuel Frey and John O'Bren. grand larceny.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.


The following business to-day transacted in the
Supreme Court
on motion Of Solicitor General Phillips James q.
Iighe Of Brooklyn. admitted 10 practice we're
also i. NJ Wilkes, OF South Carolina motion OF
W. =. Earle, aud s. W. Sanderson Of San Francisco,
on motion of !. II. STAIRS
NO ST. ). r. Stacey. plaintiff in error. vs.. q. W.
Emery, supervisor Of Internal RcvcAue.--fn error
to the Circuit Court Of the United states for the mid
die district of Tennessee. Judgment Of the lower
court affirmed.
No. oV. Robert Dufnont. inplesdod with william r..
Booractn, plaintiff in error, vs.. The United States
In error ~ the Circuit Court Of United states for
The New York herald., 1878-11-12
SAVAGELY ASSAULTED.

Robert Quinn, of No. 1908 ST. Marks place. Brook
lyn severely beaten and stabbed in the cheek by
five men, his residence. at early hour yester
day morning. He made his way to the Twelfth pre-
cinct station house, where his injuries dressed
by Police Surgeon Burdick. George W. Schwart
Charles vath and John. Peter and Joseph Barnes were
arrested on suspicion
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REAL ESTATE.

The following sales were made ON the Real Estate
Exchange. November IL
RicnARD v. HARSkrr
Grant Sinclair referee-Forecosure sole of the nve
houses, with lots together s3.sxvllI, Nos 81. 81,
81 u aud q, East 13oth st., a. =. Io03 H. " VI. -.
4th plaintin
AZ.
Edward D Cowman, referre--Foreclo-urc sale Of the
two houses. with lots each lUxIu1f, Nos. III
r tiiIeadar 10000
X. RAYAOsD.
Henry Heath refercc-Forcclosure sale Of tho three
West 10Th ST. g. ioa r. Of 7th av., paintin 2s
q. ,.
Charles r. Sheldon. MISUNDERSTANDING sale of tho
house. with lot 25xiOulO No. SO East I2Oth St..
8 g. 200 f. o Of LIST sv, Ernest Flasg 1000
Total SeT ITO
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The total sales of stocks ut the Board to-day aggre
gated 154 .91s shares which distributed fol-
lows:-western Union Telegraph. 2s.7oo Pacific Mail
4l0; New York Central ATT; Erie $780, Lake Shore.
1880; Union Pacific. 5,O00 Pittsburg. ESQ; North
western 1890; Northwestern preferred l.2AO; Roch
Island 215 st. Paul. 5,5o0 St. Paul preferred. 1885,
Wabash, 5541; Ohios. 634 Lackawanna, 400; Ham
nibal and st. Joseph. 2.4oO Hannibal and st. Joseph
preferred $500: c., G. and L c.. 100; Delaware and
Hudson 100; Michigan Central, 800.
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The closing quotations st three P. NJ. were !

The money market was easy to-day. and call loans
were made at per cent and at the close at pei
cent. The following the rates Of exchange on
New York at the aforementioned cities to-day
Savannah. buying II offered. selling lS offered;
Charleston. Arm, 5-16 u discount, u par; New
Orleans. commercial SIG al, bank, u; st. Louis Zoe.
premium; Chicago. SOC. premium. and Boston par.
Foreign exchange was more Arm. and the rates for
bankers sixty day and demand bills were advanced
to 4s15s 4.s6ia. while actual business done at
concessions.
Gold ,xas very nnief and aold Al 1O0L all day.
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THOMPSON MAcKENzIE-On Saturday. November
at Roselle N. j. by Rev. Charles >. Robinson, y D.
Mr. SIDNEY THOMPSON to Mrs. HARRrErrE +. MAC
KENzIE No cards.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.
MARRIED.

HARRIsoN-No -NowITzskY.-Miss Rosa NowITzsky, OF
Williamsburg, to Mr. II. p. HARRISON. OF New York.
No cards.
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THE EXCISE SUITS.

Judge Donohue. Of the Supreme Court yesterday
fled the decree the srit of George W. Morton and
Jacob w. Patterson, Jr., against Owen Murphy, the
sbsconding member OF the Excise Board and others,
lnd in the suit of John McGrath and others against
Morton and others In the two suits there are 1853
defendants, the same being the men who deposited
money with the Excise Board rather with Murphy.
Is security for Excise licenses which they about
70 take ont. Judge Donohne confirms the referees
report requiring the absent Murphy to make dis
coyery of all moneys received by him. Tho decree
also removes Mr. Murphy from his Office and allows
Messrs Morton and Patterson. his former associates
10 resign and their resignation relieves them from
al liability. The decree also aequits Messrs. Patter-
son and Morton of any collusion. and decide
that they not responsible for the acts Of Murphy
II also relieves the city of all responsibility to deposit
tors 1t further decides that the German Exchange
Bank is not liable for $4,000 drawn out by Murphy
nor the Pacific Bank for $4,000 likewise drawn out.
AS for the balance amounting to about $4,000. re-
naming III the hands os the COMMISSIONER il il held
that all depostors. with certain exceptions named.
stand equally and must take pro rata As 70 l07 who
did their receipts licenses and made their
demands promptly. they are entitled TO be paid at
pnce BY the decree ID. sanford Potter is appointed
receiver of the s65 600 giving proper security.
The New York herald., 1878-11-12
IMPORTANT MORTGAGE DECISION.

In the suit Of Thomas A. Granger against Samuel
Archer judgment was entered in the Marine Court.
yesterday. which will interest parties holding
,igned mortgages. to the question of validity Mr..
Archer purchased property from the Building
md Improvement Association. OF Hudson county.
giving IN part payment his bond for 5000,
cured by mortgage the property. The COM
pany assigned this bond to John g. Trusdcll.
whose attached 10 the assignment
subscribing witness. From Trusdell the bond
passed through various hands until IL reached Gran
gers, who brought suit against the maker to
the amount. The latter through his counsel Messrs.
Browne 4 Rabe interposed general denial. and took
Le exception the trial that proof of execution of
lime the assignee, insufficient. Judge Goepp held
.at the identity Of prina facie evidence OF
identity Of person. and Trusdel. being party in in
terest. disqualified subscribing witness.
Other objections taken the part Of defendant.
which also sustained. but this, the princi
pal ground, the Judge dismissed the complaint with
costs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-05-18

The residence of Mr.. Robt Strawn, on the west
side was burgarized on Tuesday night. The
burglars entered through the pantry window,
and after thoroughly ransacking the house car
ried away silk dress pattern and quantity OF
sayerwarc, all valued at about S75. The family
we're not disturbed, and did not discover their
loss until the next morning; showing quite con
eIusvely that the work was done by professional
eracksmcn, as the city was infested with terri
BILE crowd Of roughs and tramps on Tuesday, and
It is no doubt owing TO the prompt action Of the
police in arrcsting and locking up about twenty
Of them that there are no more cases of burglary
and theft to report.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-05-18

Conrad Throne OF Peru, died on Friday morn
ing May 10Th, aged 81 years. He would have
been ~ years on the sd day Of June next.
Mr. Thorne was born in IIcssc Darmstadt, and
daring the wars Of the First Napoleon bore con.
spicuOus ana cycntful part in the fortunes Of the
great chieitain. He was conscripted from his ma.
tive place by the army Of France in their con
quests, at the age Of IS years. lie took part in
the memorable invasion of Russia In 1872, was
present at the battle Of BorOdino, whcrn 81, 900
men were prcclpitated into the river and drowned
by the breaking OF the ice; he took part in the
burning Of Moscow, and was in the rear guard
under Marshal Ney during the disastrous retreat
which followed As one Of the grand army Of
France during the NapolcOnic wars his life il
made up of most remarkable circumstances, aud
his experience rs soldier is probably greater
Than any living member in the ranks Of any army
OF The present day. He has lived To a good old
sgc respected and honored among his country.
men and by those who knew Of the fortitudc and
bravery Of his younger days. He has long been
= resident Of Peru and bears rs true record in
citizenship, n he was brave and enduring while
3 soldier. Every boy who has tasted the expert.
cHce Of the battle field will drop a tear 10 the old
veterans mcmOry-PcyI Hp0M.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-05-18

The Convention of the Turner Societies Of the
Chicago District held at the Turner Hail. Peru,
last Sunday was presided over by ii. Bcllinghau-
sen of Peru, with A. II. Strobel Of Ottawa rs
Vice President and John J. Rumpf Of Chicago as
Secretary.
All the societies belonging to the District were
represented with the exception Of the Turn.
ycrcln Of Rockford, His
The following resolutions adopted may be OF
general interest;
Hcso,ucd That resolutions offered at District
Convention, touching questions of principle, can
only be adopted by majority of the members OF
the District. Resolutions Of this character shall
Dc referred to the different societies, and, after
debate in ut least two meetings, shall be voted
upon by the members, the result to be transmit
ted to the proper officers Of the District.
RsJ.ycd That the sum of three hundred dol
lars he appropriated for the purpose of supplying
the different societies with lectures, standard
books, pamphlets, etc.
R,so!cd That the delegates to the National
Convention be instructed to advocate the adoption
of resolutions condGmning the employment OF
children in factories, in favor of direct legislation
by the people, the lcsscning Of hours of labor,
and the establishment of bureaus for the gather.
ing Of labor statistics.
Ht,Or,0, That the proposition TO circulate a pc
tition 10 be presented To the Legislature of the
property should no longer be exempt from taxa
tiOn, and that the revenue that can be derived
from this source should be expended for the
cause of popular education, be voted upon by the
members of the District, and in case the question
&c decided in the affirmative, that the officers Of
the District with the aid OF the different societies,
shall take the necessary steps for circulating and
presenting said petition
Emil lluchster, Max Stern and Henry Stahl Of
Chicago, John Purruckcr and c. Heydwcller OF
Ottawa, Joseph Werthcim Of La Sale and II.
Belliughausen, Peru, were appointed delegates
u attend the National Convention of the North
America Turner Bund, to be held at Cleveland,
Ohio, commencing May Goth.
The District Tnrn- Fest will be held in Chicago,
July 10Th, 2lst and I'D, and the next District
Convention at Mendoza, Ills.
The exhibition given by the Turnyercin in the
evening at the Apollo Hall was attended by the
delegates and avery large audience from La Sale
and Peru. The exercises were very interesting
and were the subject Of many favorable remarks
The delegates returned to their respective homes
on Monday well pleased with their visit to Peru
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-05-18
A p,r UauI and "A Break In the Net.

The advent of Van Amburghs show on tues
day brought to this city small army of tramps'
sneak thieves, burglars, pck-pockets, &c, and
II soon became evident to our vigilant marshal
and police, who, from experience, can tell !;
..yag.r SNEAK" or craftsman the moment they
Eay their ewes on him, that they were preparing
TO do biz business here, and the officers con-
eluded to block their game if possible, and at an
early hour commenced running them mo inc
cooler" They continued making arrests uhlii
- Of the worst looking subjects that we ever De-
held were safely ensconsed in the city jail Ev-
.ry one being locked up was searched put not Il
nickel was found upon one OF TINS motley
crowd, and but two jack-knives, which the OIL
GERS allowed them to keep. The intention OF the
authorities was to keep them until morning ana
then send them out of the city, thereby prevent
ing them from doing any mischief here at least
They were saved that trouble, however as seven
teen effected their escape by prying up some
boards in the floor and digging through the
foundation about o'clock at night. The re-
naming five did not wish to leave rs they found
the caaboosc more comfortable lodgings than
they could get elsewhere. The escaped ones
took ''Ieg bail" and "shedn the town as fast us
possible, and VIII probably set Ottawa down as
the most unhealthy place for ''yags" that they
ever ''struchn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-05-18

THE COURTS.
County Court,

Guardianship Of Amanda a. Anderson ct al
Report of accounts approved.
Estate of John Clarity. Order for notice Of
final settlement to June term.
Estate of Fred'k W. Aycrill. Report of &C.
counts approved. Also report Of sale of chattel
property.
Estate of Mary Borbage. Report Of accounts
approved in part.
Estate of Elise Groshcns. Order for notice of
final settlement to June term.
Estate of John Hubbard. Order for notice oil
final settlement to June term.
Estate Of j.. b. Delano. Order for notice OF
final settlement TO June term.
Estate of John Aaron. Report of accounts APP
proved.
accounts approved, guardianship rs TO haly dc-
clared settled and guardian discharged.
Estatc of Harvey McFcrson. VIII admitted TO
probate Martha +. McFerson appointed cXecu-
trx Bond, $4,000 Notice to creditors to july
term.
Guardianship of Ulysses Grant McFcrson. John
p. Miner appointed guardian Bond $4,000.
Estate OF Matthew Carey. Report OF accounts
approved and ordered recorded
Estate Of Jacob Lowman Inventory approved
and ordered recorded.
Estate Of Michael bennington. Order for final
settlement June term
Estate Of Vim. Pttz. Order for final settle
mcnt June term.
Estate of Peter Balcnscifcr Order for final
settlement June term
Estate of Matthias Monhcim Claim Of Vim.
Monhcim allowed for S2S1.T. Also claim Of WIN.
Jackson for 1890 40
Estate of John Cameron. Notice for final set
Element June term.
Estate of Hiram Bates. Notice Of final settle
mcnt for June term
Estate Of Jas. Clark. Report OF accounts APP
proved and ordered recorded.
Estate of Augustus C.. Ashcrman Notice OF
final settlement June term.
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Peanut.

We extract the following from the Strcator
Monitor. I.6.r:
Work az the Peanut continues. On Sunday
last, two mules were removed, and during the
week, GAO more have been brought up. The
1atcr j. nearly all out - the Main shaft, but on
account Of "caye" in the main entrance, the
water in the mines is prevented from running
down 10 the shaft, and on that account, the pumps
IRE not kept In motion more than half the time.
Aen are at work, night and day, removing the
earth that has oayed in, and IL is hoped that in a
very few day, tie mine will be in such a condi-
ton a. TO allow the pumping 10 proceed, without
farther molesiation. A few props have been
aashed out, which will also nccessitate consid-
cradle duiay 20 replace.