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ro,CH. BrALL, Of Brooke county,
~. =, .e.ll yesterday. He says every
in, ia The agricultural line looks e1'
...5is,I, ,.,Js promising for the season OF the
-, The rheat prospects, is superb, aud
!. ,,v, never wa, more lutnriant.
In, II tock Of all kinds came through the
Inter in number one condition, e'peci-
If, .b..p. and a, about half the usual ex'
.,...b, feeding. The consequence is that
I. ,,n.s have any amouut Of hay left
,.,-,o much Of it that it is selling,
.,,D nd a. all, at s. and 81 per ton in
trs. A. public sale the other day,
4, o,t. .tr.w from ten acres Of ground,
,sea had been we'll housed all winter,
,,Ir brought 81, whereas in many seasons
h I'ouII have brought $50.
Ia regard to wool, the Colonel thinks
dat prices will open low, say So cents,
h,tb,. .hOse who are not compelled to
N I'm no. readily accept that price.
Ts..nukst will therefore, in all proba-
alit, be sluggish, the views of buyers
81 ,toE.r, being too wide apart after
pa 4 le.sOn a. last year.
CoIoueI BsaII has lately been selling OF
an. l.ud-atlrm near Independence
b, sbish he Obtaiueds7O per acre-not as
unh b, several doIIars as he paid for it
t., OF lhree years ago, but nevertheless,
sa.id.tius the depression OF the times, a
,sJ .li.llclO,y price. He says that the
u,o.y .il! earn more than the land these
BY. especially In view Of prospective
MA, lor the growing crops. Too much
a,l i burlensome these times Of high
nts. The Colonel can speak feelingly
aAi, subject, as be is one of the most
,IRu,ive real estate men in Brooke coun-
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suIt tor EmbexzIement.

NYAcK, n. Y, April s.-The Receiver
Of the RocklAnd Savings Bank has
brought suit against the trustees Of the
bank, as trustees and as individuals, for
$500, the amount embezzled by the
President, Secretary, Vice President and
other officers Of the bank, claiming that
the trustees are liable for negligence In
allowing the money Of the bank 10 be EN-
bezzled By its olicera,
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The Temperance Question Down
MT New lInrtinsyille-A Band Of
Missionaries From Wheeling
Lawyer Cracraft Highly Conn.,
pIImenfed.
New MARr1ssyILLE April l

New MART1ssyILLE, April 1.
EdltSss Intelliseneer:
To-day we register another victory for
temperance in this place. Whatever
name we may have had heretofore for
intemperance and rowdyism We give our
victory to-day to the world as an evi.
dence that there are here in our little
village msjority in favor Of law, order
and sobriety. The question settled to.
day for one year by our municipal cleo
tion IL "No License 10 Sell Rum" by II
majority Of 10. For this victory we are
indebted In great degree 10 Hon. E g.
Cracraft, Wilbur Trueman, Wash. Bsggs,
Chris. Cline, Robert Marshall and Capt.
Dillon's two daughters, Misses Ada and
Eta, all Of your city.
This party came down on the Phaeton
on Saturday evening, and we held three
rousing Murphy meetings; the tiret one
OH Saturday night, nextat 10 A. N. Sab
bath and again in the evening.
lido not desire TO PARTICIPANTS the man
ner or substance OF these gentlemens
speeches-they were all good. krow the
others will excuse me when say that
believe If E. G. Cracrait had talked all
night Sunday night, in the style 10 which
he did address Us that evening, he would
have held bis audience, which was large
and appreciatiye. God bless the whole
band Of temperance brothers and sisters
who came to our help on last Saturday
evening from Wheeling, and We send to
them greeting, Victory and Is majority
against license in New Martinsyillc:
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SoxE one has sent us a copy Of the
Slsdu.ky tOhiO) Reyisttr OF March
lbb, containing e1-President Robinson's
atrk Ou the board Of directors Of the
Wheeling & Lake Erie road, and also 4
,@pv Of the same paper for March Goth,
nrAiuiug some comments on thepresent
.hta. oil the road.
lthhltdly worth while any longer to
hEs up newspaper space with news
.sut this unfortunate road, for really
a prospects are 40 hopeless .and its
nsod 20 unsavory, that people down
&hEly have ceased to feel any interest
irin fate. A.sAndusky, however, iadg-
ingisOn the amount OF attention accord
d dD itby the Rtsialr, it is still an
&ia Of Oicoucern, and the Editor OF that
pP.t seems to be at pains to gather full
particulars oil the squabble between Rob-
innu, Wilson and all the conteuding
parties.
According to the Register, efforts are
Ell making to put the road on ia feet
iod 's! il moving in this direction
Esnad tia.
"Ehe one great obstacle that stares the
nupauV 10 the face and muat be settled
snI htAe present Indebtedness Of the
lOia, btOush, upon it largely through the
lnAeeility and ViIlainy OF the old man.
iss1snt The principal items Of the
e,1PlnIS indebIedness which must be
sdiaslsd before work can be resumed are
lafolnd numbers the following claims
!GI Woods $4,000; Z. H. Cochran's
MQoG DArragh's S62, 900; Robinson's ~
NS9Oe miscellaneous $4,000; making a
iatIla $4,000, that must now be ad'
l1.ttt oct ola grand total Indebtedness
aslsi034i. Most OF this $40 900 Il
secured Sy bOn,ls, compapy's notes and
laIsansut Ot stock, and stock Subscrip'
ton: The creditors manifested a dis
position 10 make reasonable concessions
and Ihe directors were encouraged to be-
AtTs that 4 compromise can be speedily
soo'uuaAied. Some offers were made O.
!.'ss reductions and general dispose
uoa manifested BY all the creditors to
aAssPaei6c aud satisfactory adjustments
SeaaeIe the company to Lift It's load"
ln.ths Rsgler Of the 18th, we read tha
@ ss curious fact comes to light that tn,
Wheeling < Lake Erie Company has ne
'sAL tile or claim upon the eight mile
q road IRON Milan to Huron, as the Law
=" Wholly ignored in sstablishiog thN
%tOs The line, which under the chartel
" branch, and required by the stat
.sto be adopted at a stockholders meet
"S regularly called, and the result for
y, "'dsd to the Secretary OF State to b,
asd' nous Of which wa. done. Hence thl
:, a'''a sentlsueu and Mr.. Wilson owl
sa toh I'Oa Milan to Hurou-costip
@S"-aaa the Weelins & Lake Fri,
eaPaayh stock in trade ia the fou
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der, says: It is no exaegeration to say that
the news Of the murder Of the Earl Of
Leitrim, which caused profound sensa-
tion in the House Of Commons, yester-
day, when confirmed by the Irish Secre-
tsry, has struck this country with a.
much pain and amazement as an unpro-
yoked declaration Of war.
ARREsrEp on SUSPICION.
Two men named AcTaggsrt and Friel
have been arrested on board Of a steamer
going from Rathmullen TO Londonderry
on suspicion Of completely in the murder
Of Earl Leitrim.
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FIRE RECORD.

ST.. PAUL, April S.-Lsrge barnes and
graineries on Deer Lap farm, one Of the
Immense prairie farms on the line Of the
Northern Pacific, near Mspleton, D. T.,
were burned this morning. Sixteen head
Of stock, 1000 bushels Of seed, grain and
4 large quantity Of valuable farm ma
chinery were lost.
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ENGLAND.
O,Leary Wears The Belt

LONDON, April S.-.The Trustees Of the
Champion Belt have decided that o 'Lesry
is entitled TO take 1t to America and that
anybody challenging him must go to
America unless o,Leary agrees to com.
pete in England. The prizes in the late
pedestrian match have been distributed.
VLeary received $, $50, Vaughan s., 800,
Brown S525, and the other contestants
cot amallAr anna.
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Completely YindIeaied.

SYRACUSE, April s.-The examination
Of ex. Congressman r. 81. Dunell before
q. 8. Commissioner Worthrap for subor-
nation Of perjury, in connection with q
pension case iu Cortland county, closed
ihis morning with his discharge. The
Commissioner and United States Attor-
ney joining in expressing Dunell's COM
plete Yindication.
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r. R. MEErrse.-There will be meet
ing in the interest Of the Washington
Mlddletown and Wellsburg Narrow
Guage Railroad, at West MiddIetown, on
next Saturday, commencing at l o'clock
P. NJ. They mean business out there, and
the people Of this place and vicinity will
have 70 cooperate 10 substantial way,
or lose the RdshiagtOa Pa. EtaH.
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Weather Indications.
oyycx on rHX clRy aiaaAl OYyicin. !
WAuInsToa, D. C., Aptil Al A. ",

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
cloudy and rainy weather, followed BY
clearing weather, stationary or lower
followed by q rising baron.
ter and variable winds mostly from the
northeast TO northwest
For the Lake Region, clear or partly
cloudy weather, variable winds mostly
from the north, stationary temperature
in the lower lakes, u falling followed BY q
rising barometer, and In the upper lakes
q stationary or lower preseure.
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Important 10 Insurance COmpa.

HARRIsBuIa. April3-Tn the Dauphin
County Court Judge Pearson decided In
favor of the Commonwealth Of Pennsyl-
vania in the case against the Insurance
Company Of North America, which re-
listed the payment Of about S6, 600 tar on
premiums paid on policies by non-resi-
dents Of the State.
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rHE 1E1rRIM AssAaINAT1oN.

New YoRK, April ga dispatch TO
the TiibIEe from Dublin says that the
assassination OF Lord Leitrine and his
two attendents wM the result Of Agra
rian troubles. Lord Leitrine had dis.
putes lately with his tenantry, some Of
whom manifested much bitter feeling at
their alleged grievances. There is in.
tense indignation among the people Of
Donegal county over the outrage and
measures are e'heing taken TO discover the
perpetrators. The district Il loyal and
has never been effected BY coeiciye lawF.
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4 WV p.per called the Democrat !.
and edited by A. H. Ecker, late Of
:. '''s. go ~ and Elqminer, has been started
=. !, TSSiprsOp, ,,,b Pa. The first issue i' a
-, b,ud.onely got up sheet and
',,ni... ", yell for the future
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Nip TRuaELb, one ot Ohio conn
y. ..Ij.,o.do d. o. farmers, left for the West
e Z, Ih'I Il, family via B. & OR R. last
%. .,., :, He proposes settling near
T..,,s,op. Linn county, Kansas.
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DIED.

GRIMEs-At BtIlaIrs, o. on April %, 1873,
JoIE1H ". GMHES, IN thS 9TH ySaf o. hii ass.
Funeral seryieoi from ihe rslidenes Of his
bro.hesln-laW, NJ. e, @. DAVIS, No. iss sirtesnth
Htreet, today At SR.N. Friends Of The flnily in-
yitsd without further notes. Intsrusnt At GIosu-
vooI,
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wasRINGroN.


WASHINGTON, April SIN regard to
the resolutions Of the Maryland Legisla.
ture to contest the title Of President
Hayes, prominent Democrats in Congress
say that they don't believe there are ten
Representatives and not q single Demo
cratic Senator in favor OF them. Mont.
gomery BLAIR, however, is industriously
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MEMpHls, April IA terrible hail
storm prevailed throughout North Mis-
sissippi to-day. Its feared that serious
damage was done to the corn.
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POLITICAL NOTES.
Ctncinnati, o.

CHcrNSArr, April 3.-The full returns
elect one Republican on the city ticket
The city yiboards will stand: Councilmen,
90 Republicans, q Democrats; Aldermen,
12 Republicans, IS Democrats.
ToLEDo, April 3-The official count oi
Mondays municipal election was finish
ed this afternoon and differs materially
from the supposed result as telegraphsd
in these dispatches. Instead Of the Dem.
ocrats carrying the whole city ticket 1t
Ia found that they are compelled 70 yield
to the Nationals. MeGrath, Dem, Is
elected Street Commissioner BY 6S OF \
plurality and the Nationals have carried
the balance Of the ticket, with the excep.
tion Of the Clerk Of the Police Court,
who was supported by both Democrats
and Republicans, electing the Trustees Of
the Cemetery aud; Water Works, both by
some 400, and the Justice OF tie Peace by
so plurality.
KASsAs CITY.
KANSAS GlrY, April 3.-The Demo.
cratic ticket Is elected by majorities from
so to 400, except for Treasurer. The
Democrats elect 8 Aldermen and the Re.
publicans s..
81. JOSEPH, NO.
ST. JoskpH, April 3.-The Democrats
elect their entire city ticket by good
msjority. All the Councilmen are DEM
ocrats.
RHODE IsLAND KLsoYloa
EPaoyrDEscE, April s-'rhe election
to-day Is proceeding quietly. Governor
Van Zandt, Republican, will be elected
BY an increased majority.
Returns from the whole Stale except
one town and one district give Van Zindt,
Republican, l,ils; Lawrence, Democrat,
7,l95; Foster, Greenback, 5s4; scattering
81. Van Zlndts majority $500. His
msjority last year was AL. The Lsgis.
lature Is very largely Republican. The
Prohibitionary strength is probably some
what lessened:
AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April SIN the Aldermanic
and Town elections Yesterday the total
vote approximated as follows: $4,000
Republican, To- 600 Demcratic, and $500
Independent. That is boiling the Repub.
licans and Democrats 6,2OO Communists
and 1900 Nationals. The result for
Aldermen was: Democrats, 8; Republi.
cans, z; Democrats and Nationals; 2; In
dependents, 9; Socialists, l. In South
Town the Republicans elected the Col:
lector, Supervisor and Town Clerk, and
the Democrats and Nationals elected the
Assessor. Ia West Town the Democrats
elected the entire ticket. In North Town
the Republicans elected the Collector and
Assessor, and the Democrats elected the
Supervisor and Town Clerk.
AT MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, April 81 The entire
Democratic city ticket Is carried by ma
iorities OF from three to nine hundred.
The Republicans gained largely in Al
dermen and Supervisors. John Black,
Democrat, was elected Mayor by 3GS; Jas.
s. White, Comptroller; G. G. Trump,
Treasurer, and D. H. Johnson, Attorney.
The Honest Money League claims that it
has decided mojority on the money is.
sue.
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pEsAASh RSVAA kLks
Senator Booth was taken suddenly Iii
this morning in the Senats room, and was
removed to the cloak room. He seemed
afflicted with vertigo.
The PRECEDENT has nominated Charles
q. Eddy Postmaster at Toledo.
SS00,000 FOR THE rMrRovEMEsT OF THE
OHIO RIVER.
Among the items in the river aud har-
Dor appropriation bill which was report
ed to the House this afternoon was the
following:
For deepening the Ohio from Pitts
burgh TO It's mouth, $500. 900, Of which
$4,000 shall be expended at Grand Chain
Tor the removal OF obstructions and deep
ing the channel at that point, and S26,-
900 for the Improvement Of the Monon-
gahela river, 10 be expended in complet-
ing the lock aud dock at Hord's Rock.
SENATOR DORSEY AND THE MAIL con-
TRACTS.
Senator Dorsey went before the House
Committee on Postoftices this morning
and told the committee all about his nc.
tion III aiding the mAil contractors in his
section to prepare bonds. he had done
nothing that was not perfectly lawful and
proper, and he should do it again when.
ever occason offered. He denied that
he had any pecuniary interest, near
or remote, contingent or possible,
in any mail contracts or any
other contracts under the Government.
He denied that the services he had per-
formed for these contractors was done for
reward or with the expectation Of any
reward. He pronounced the newspaper
reports to the contrary malicious false
hoods, circulated for the purpose Of in
juring him and for revenge. In whatever
he had done, his only motive had been
TO aid his constituents and friends and to
secure for them proper consideration
before the departments.
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TeIeDilone COmpnnIes.

COLUMBUS, o, April s.-In the Senate
a bill was introduced TO authorize the
incorporation Of telephone companies.
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IasgntelLtgttrftr

=, Cbie.so Tribune Of Tuesday says
IAlt. ~, A.. in moderate demand at
y sitLes.
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NEW YORK.
About war Risks.

New YORK, April 3.-As yet but few
applications have been made tocover the
war risks on the British and Russian
hulls and cargoes, and no uniform rate
has been fixed. At the marine insurance
offices the inquiry mainly comes from
bankers, and assurances have been Affect
ed At their request, 10 cover letters Of
credit, for the purchase OF goods .in the
Baltic, French and Mediterranean ports,
at per cent by steam, and per cent by
sail; for the full range OF the Baltic the
one.half Of one per cent.
The Atlantic, Great Western and Pa
cifc Companies report but little inquiry,
aud the rate generally asked by them Is
from to i per cent, covering the long
voyages first mentioned, ,lof which rates
per cent is on the Black Sea risks.
FRIENDLY TO BOTH.
Aspecial from Washington says sew.
eral Senators have OF late discussed
among themselves the propriety OF pre-.
pairing joint resolution which will ex-
press deep regret on the part Of the peo-
pie Of the United States at the prospect
Of serious Misunderstanding and inter.
ruption Of the peaceful relations between
the people OF Great Britain and Russis,
and request the President to use all
means, az far as he consistently can with
his constitutional duty, TO aid in restor.
ing relations Of amity and confidence be-
tween the two governments and people, to
one Of whom we are bonnd by common
ancestry and language and similar insti-
tutions, while with the other we have ties
OF an ancient and unbroken friendship.
II is proposed TO discuss with Secretary
Eyarts the propriety or usefulness ofsuch
. joint resolution before 1t is drawn up.
DECIDEDLY STRANGE IF TRUE.
This afternoon 1t was positively as.
serted at police headquarters that Mad
ame Restell had sailed for Europe, and
that body from the morgue had been
purchased and passed of as hers at the
funeral.
SHERMAN AND THE NEW YORK BANKS.
The Commercial Advertiser says: It Is
intimated TO us that the Presidents Of the
Park Bank and OF The old and strong
Chemical National Bank are not in SYM
pathy with the hostility at the Clearing
House to the Secretary Of the Treasury.
The prospect is that the Secretary will
soon have nine-tsnths Of the New York
City National Banks with the govern
ment
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CHARLES Z. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST.

l. ptsparsdte mako eaEsill and esnplste analyses
q ir0n ores, LiusstOneI, Mineral Water, &C.
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LABoRAzolY, Coz. 7l1H and cHlILnr srE,
WHEELING, ". VA.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO TIE DAILY LNTRILIGENoEl
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sr. JoskPa, April s.-The Democrats
elect their entire city ticket by good
msjority. All the counciImen are DEM
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KANSAS GlrY, April 3.-The Demo.
cratic ticket Is elected by majorities from
so to 400, except for Treasurer. The
Democrats elect 3 Aldermen and the Re.
publicans s..
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NATH'L PRrME,
Captain 1O& lafantry, Pfesidsn..
WIN. II. BECK,
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LOCAL REPORT.
MATTERS OF LOCAL IMPORT.

Mrs. S. Williamson has large and
varied stock of fancy goods for sale at low
prices
The meeting Of the f. s. and L. s. was
held last evening at the home of the Misses
Riley.
--Pcttis and Bird, the popular Eighth
street grocers sport very handsome new
delivery wagon.
Mrs 5. Williamson calls especial atten-
ton to her large stock Of boys hats and
caps of all descriptions.
One of the Illinois Central cars came
into Cairo yesterday, ireightcd, in part, with
fourteen inches Of snow.
Mrs Miles Standish, of Memphis, is in
the city visiting her relatives She is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs, II. II, Candee.
DR., Davis, of Millcrcek, was in Cairo
yesterday A few cases of chills and fever
constitute the sickness of his ncighbor.
hood
We hear it stated that Miss Emma
horne s wrist was badly crushed, the other
day, by the fall Of u heavy window sash up.
On it.
john Barry, late employee of Nick
Can'weIl, has accepted a position rs bag.
gage man on the Mississippi Central rail.
road.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Stock
iisths case is becoming alarming to bis
friends. II is now feared that he will NOT
recover,
DR. John ). Moore, one OF the mos,
eminent physicians of the west, and an
orator Of iirst-class ability, is booked for a
lecture before the Reform club.
-Messrs, Halliday Bros. have brouph,
into service several new freight wagons
which the firm will be pleased to learn.
meet our entire appreciation.
Three Of them, very finely deyeloped
speeimensof soldierly humanity, distinguish
able from the balance Of VI by glistenin,
black collars, excited some notice and curl
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PROBATE COURT.

HON. H. S. YocUM. JUDGE, PRESIDING.
MoSDAY, December l6.--In suit of Ne.
linda Duschall vs. estate of James II.
Upchurch, deceased--caim 800, not al
lowed. judgement Va, claimant for costs
Estate Of james Garland, deceased, vs..
Henry Winter-ctation-- -defendant dis
charged; judgement Va. estate tor costs
In estate Of G.. w. Short, deceased
proof of notice Of adjustment made by
publication.
Claim of Moses Lcuze vs.. estate Of g.
W. Short, deceased, for sll 90; allowed as
of seventh class.
Claim of Thomas Lawrence, NJ, y. vs..
same estate, for $lJ; aIlowed--$l0 as Of
fifth class, and s. AZ Of seventh class.
Claim Of A. p. Green, VI. D, vs.. same es-
tate, for $3i; allowed as OF fifth class.
Clam Of Morris, Rood IL Co vs.. same es-
tate, for $780, allowed as Of seventh class.
Claim Of Bohn Brothers & Co. vs.. same
estate, for $22404; allowed as of seventh
class.
Petition and bond Of William NJ Ather-
ton, for appointment as guardian of minor
heirsof James II. Atherton, deceased, filed.
Petition allowed. Bond approved and let
tiers granted.
Claim of John Wagey Hill vs.. Estate Of
Philip X. Howard. deceased, for $374.27 ex-
amined and further proof required Of
claimant.
Same VS.. same for S32 go examined, and
further proof required of claimant.
SECOND DAY, TUESDAY, DECEMBEY II, 1878.
Claim of Mark Provo w. estate of G.. W..
Short, deceased, for $l47.71, examined and
$146.l1 allowed rs Of seventh class.
Claim Of Samuel Briley vs.. same estate
for $2O30 allowed as of seventh class.
Petition and bond Of Patrick Sullivan
for appointment as administrator de bonis
non, of estate of John Sullivan, filed and
examined. Petition allowed, bond up
proved and ordered of record, and letters
issued.
Proof of publication of notice Of adjust
ment made by Charles Pink, administrator
of the estate Of Philip X. Howard, deceased
also inventory and appraisement bill in
said estate, filed, approved and ordered of
record.
Claim of John Waglcy Hill vs. estate Of
Philip X. Howard, deceased, for S2l.9O;
allowed ~ of seventh class.