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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-05-21

SAD DEATH OF AN AGED WOMAN
On Wednesday evening last, Mrs, Anna
Barbara Koehnen, Of Dayton, Ohio,
aged 70 years, arrived in Baltimore to
take steamer the next morning for
Germany. In the morning she was
found dead in her bed, caused by gas
which escaped, as she blew it out instead
of turning it Off. She had upon her
person $2,4e2.75 Mrs. Koehnen has a
step son living ia Dayton, to whom a
telegram was sent at once, md in re-
Spouse to an answer the body was sent
Gu to Dayton last Thursday evening over
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Mrs.
Koehnen had son who went to the
Black Hill, seven years ago, and has not
since been heard ffoisa. She had also a
sister and two children Ia Germany.-
She stated on the train to Mrs. Web
haup thas IL anything happened to her
she wanted her money invested and the
interest paid to her sister and her chill
dren in Germany for certain period,
during which, if her son should be found,
the whole sum should be given to him,
and if after its expiration he did not APP
pear, the money was to be divided be-
tween her sister and various religious
institutions in Germany. The bequest,
of course, has no validity in law. The bag
gage and effects Of Mrs. Koelnen were
taken possession Of by the coroner.
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HH O@ n L ~ ~,

- LADIES' UNDER WEAR.
Skirts, Goaons, Chenaises, Corset Coyers
Oraa0ers, Dressing Sacqases,
trimmed in EMBRoIDERIEs, ToRcu0N AMI
SMYRNA LACEs, &C. &c.
special attention is asked to this line in which,
we cannot be excelieG either in prices 0roii
tles and general fitness for the purposes in
ira charge, at $50 IA" GA
PERRY e.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-05-21

! GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE SOUTH
ERN PREsBYTERIAN CHURcH.-The
General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
"asureb (Soouth) nlet at Knoxville,
Tenn o., y. tic 10th inst, and was opened
with a sermon by the retiring
moderator, DR.. Stilman, = A'assissa'
Or Peel, of Viruiria .,s;,.. - ssse
services. When the roll was called
there was found present II ministers and
60 lay delegates-total 131, lacking on,v
IA OF. full representation of all the
Presbyterles. There was present from
Virginia | | ministers and 8 ruling ela
ers. DR.. Peck was elected moderator.
ACCIDENTALLY KlLLED.-On Satur-
day week, about miles from Abingdon.
Washington county, Va, Mr.. Samuel
Garner, highly respectable citizen, was
killed by having his head crushed be-
tween two logs which he was loading on
a wagon to be taken to a steam saw
mill. He was buried on Monday with
Masonic honors
The new Lewis Brooks Museum of
the University Of Virginia viii be for
malfy opened on the approaching public
all, Of Richmond city, has been invited
and has consented, to deliver the adj.
dress of the occasion. At the snecial
request OF the authorities of the Univer-
sity, his subject will be "Mans Ace in
the World"
Paris Figaro: Sceneat the door of the |
European congress. Russian to Turk !: |
See here. now, you know. We are I
of alliance complimen-
airy kilograms exchanged, and all that
ort OF thing. Smile, d-n you: look
:heerful or I'll lick You again y
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R NWAR I'D
w A NTED Good Wen to repre-

WANTED s ssea TIE Mem A to ssREs1
Newspaper Union List of Cooperative News
papers, and canvass for advertisements in the
vicinity of their own homes To proper per-
sons will allow a liberal commission, and adj
vance regular weekly payment on account,
GenI Agents AMERICAN NEWSPAPER UNION
10 Spruce ST., n. \,
DIANA beautiful Concert Grand nRNAN
BANO Pianos, cost $1,000, only UleVAls
S425. Superb Grand Square Pianos cost 8 lCO.
only 1886. Elegant Upright Pianos, cost 81 90
only 1855. New Style Upright Pianos $Ir2.5O.
Organs $50. Organs IL stops, $3.50. Church
CANT 1915 Mirror Top Organ only &IS5. IRE
mendOus sacrifice to close out present
stock. New Steam Factory soon to be erected
Newspaper with much information about cost
ofPianOs and Organs. SENT FREE. Please
address DANIEL 4. BEATTY, Washington, N. j.
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KID CLOVES

to 6-buttons, our own importation Or,.
Gioves have peculiar elegance of fit andfin-
ish, which distinguish them from ali Others -
Prices from so cents up. Also
Liste, SIX and Thread Gzoyes
for Ladies and Gentlemen. Mt
PERRY & TEN pipnIaetg-,Ss
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-05-21
The Episcopal Council,

The S3rd annual council OF the Fro
testant' Episcopal Church of Virginia
at Lynehburg on last Wed
nesday. There were sixty-six clergy
men and sixty-three lay delegates pre-
sent. The session was one Of much in
terest and importance to the Church in
Virginia.
The Bishop in his report states that
he has during the year confirmed
| 300 whites and 2S colored people. He
condemns in strong terms the round
dance. his remarks on that subject will
be found in another column.
AUTONOMY OF THE DIOCESE.
The report of the committee on this
subject was read, to which was append
ed an historical review of primitive
diocesan independence, and a succinct
statement of the principles, which it is
understood was the work of Judge Ii.
w. Sheffey of this city. In the conclu-
sien of the report the committee say So
far, and so far only, as the Diocese OF
Virginia has delegated any powers to
the Central Ecclesiastical Legislature
(the General Convention) has she part
ed, for definite purpose, and, II need
be, only for time, with her original
. inherent right of self-government. Be
You'd these expressly defined limits she
is committed to be governed by no acts
or opinions of other ecclesiastical bodies
whether Anglican or American, or O
modern or of former times, but remain:
, in full possession of her rights as duly
constituted unit in the Church Univer
= sal, whose powers are defined IN Articles
(, 20 and 34,of the 39th Article OF Religion
Il ASSOCIATE BISHOP.
q The question of an Associate Bishop
for the diocese was postponed until tn
4 next council.
= CANONICAL DISTRICTS.
!. The committee reported against divid
. inc the diocese into canonical district
l. and was continued until next year.
PAYMENT TO DIOCESE OF WEST VA.
ii A report was adopted paying the Die
cese of West Virginia S5,00o-S2,OOo t
be paid as soon as the Council of Yves
Virginia shall appoint hand to receiy
it, and the balance in annual install
ments; the payment of the sum name
: ipso facto to operate as release of all pre-
perty-claims by the Diocese Of Yves
! Virginia.
CANON ON RoUND-DANCEs.
- The committee on the State of til
= church presented lengthy report, cor
Guiding with the canon forbidding til
- holy communion and confirmation
persons who habituaily Indulge !
round-dancing.
Amendments and substitutes WEI
= presented and defeated and finally th
, canon itself was defeated for want of
swo-thirds majority.
:, However, resolutions were adopte
- deeply depsoring the practice OF rount
=, dances between the sexes, and urgin
:, the members of the church to heed IL
;: admonitiens of the Bishop on this sui
!, jeet.
80 The Council adjourned on Saturda
~ evening at o'clock.
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HAIR ORNA3TEWyS

FLOWER HATE PINS, BACK CouBs and RE
GANT HEAD DECORATIONS will be much used
th1s summer We have an especial line ofthese
beautiful goods. VI 'i.es
e. nUHNr
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-09
SHERIFF SALES.
John Carrau

John Carrau w. Francis Fernandez.
U,lFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il ish of Orleans, No. sTss-By virtue of a writ
of seizure and sale. to me directed by the hon.
cradle the Fifth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans. in the above entitled cause, will pro
and Auetioneers' Exchange. Royal street. be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets. in the
Second District of this city. on SATURDAY,
February ., 1878, ut Ia o'clock M, the following
deEf5A H PgrEfpEsTF RyfN e T E or GROUND to-
gether with the buildings and improvements
thereon, situated In the Third District of this
city designated by the numbers seven. eight
nine. ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen and fourteen
in square number twenty one. bounded by
Aubry, D'Abadie. Dorgenois streets and hous-
selin Alley. as per plan drawn by J; A. Pueyo,
late surveyor. dated May 2, 1s4s and deposited
in the office of j. Cuvillier notary public in this
city. Said lots measure. American measure, as
follows, viz: Lots numbers seven, eight nine
and ten each thirty one feet seven inches front
eleven inches four lines deep. between parallel
lines lot number ten forming the, corner OF
Aubry street and Rousselin Alley and lots num-
bers eleven. twelve. thirteen and fourteen. each
thirty -one feet seven inches front on Dorgenois
street by one hundred and five feet deep. be-
the defendant herein acquired from Sehu-
macher by an act executed before A. j. Lewis,
notary public in this city. on the seventh OF
July, 1863
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-By consent of parties: One. hall cash
and the balance at one years credit. in note OF
the purchaser. barring interest. at the rate OF
eight per cent per annum from the date of the
adjudication, and special mortgage and vendors
privilege on the proTPMarntyW sold' n HANDY
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
iaa 10 10 fao
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IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS.
UNITED STATES BONDS AND BANK AND
INSURANCE STOCKS.
AT AUCTION. WITHOUT LIMIT.
SUCCESSION OF JAMES NJ. ALLEN.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
fz= No. 1904.
IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS.

pY HoEY. MACON & o'CoNNoR. Nicholas
- J. Hoey, Alctioneer.OHee No. II Caron-
at $40 O'clock .. M. at the St Charles Auction
Exchange, in the basement rotunda Of the ST.
Charles Hotel. IN this city Of New Orleans ga, BY
ond District Court for the parish Of Orleans
dated February. .. 1878, will be sold ct public
Allen. deceased, the following described stocks.
i. TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY SEVEN
SHARES of the capital stock of the New Orleans
Canal and Banking Company.
!. ONE HUNDRED AND FoRTY-FIyE
SHARES of the capital stock of the Factors and
Traders Insurance Company Of New Orleans 8;
3. ONE HUNDRED AND NlNETY-E!GHT
SHARES the capital stock OF the Merchants
Mutual Insurance Company OF New Orleans
"a" /, FIVE UNITED STATES BONDS of $4,000
each, per cent registered bonds, funded loan
8. TEN UNITED STATES BONDS of $4,000
each s per cent registered bonds. funded loan
.. ONE GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN.
I, ONE PAIR GOLD EYEGLASSES.
The stocks and bonds will be sold in lots to
suit purchasers.
Terms Of sale-C Cash on transfer or delivery.
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SUCCESSION OF ]. r GENEREs.
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 1884.
SUCCESSION OF j. J. LEONCE ABAT.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 2s.560.


RYg y gIRARsDIY Ag Eti gsp.v o Ts
ruary H. 1878, at Ia o'clock M, at the st. Charles
Auction Exchange, in the rotunda OF the st.
Charles Hotel In this city, will be sold, by virtue
of two several orders from the Hon. A. L. Tis-
sot Judge of the Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans. dated respectively December
6, 1871, and January 6, 1878, and rendered in the
above entitled SUGGESTIONS the following de-
seE'2 fife Gt oRIRA PLANTATION or GER
tain tract Of land. with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon and thereunto belonging,
situated on the right bank Of the Mississippi
river, in the parish Of Orleans, about gig miles
about 10 Or peuts front on the Mississippi river,
BY 40 arpents deep, between closing lines, all
e aeS SppE TO pad ey
ed on the upper side line by lands or plantation
of John Fathers. and on the lower side line by
lands now or formerly belonging to John B. Le-
pretre The said property is sold with 90 shares
Of $500 each OF the. Association of the Consoli-
dated Planters Of Louisiana on which there is
gage on the property. which the purchaser
must assume over and above the price Of adju-
i 4 CERTAIN SQUARE OF. GROUND, sit
uated in the Second District Of this city. desg-
mated by the No., 1903. bounded by Bienville.
Cont Clarke and Genois streets as 81. per plan BY
divided into twenty lots. from Nos. to 20. In
=. ANOTHER SQUARE OF GROUND. sit
ed by st. Louis. Cont, Clarke and -Genois
streets. composed of twenty lots, from, Nos; to
30. inclusivey. as per plan by G. T. Dunbar, dated
1e, ls49. both of which were deposited in the
office Of jules Messy. notary. Said square
| measures 277 feet inch line front. on each OF
St Louis and Cont streets. and 265 feet inches
| on each of Clarke and Genois streets. and is
| designated by the No. 1o7 on said plan Of Dun
bar, and by the No 475 on the new city plan.
Terms aud Conditions-Cash the purchasers
| to assume In addition to the price of adiudica
| ton. payment of the taxes due and exigible II
| 1878.
| Acts of sale at the expense Of the purchasers
| before Jules Messy, ESD, notary public.
| jat2 10 2s fe2914
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BRICK FAMILY RESIDENCE, NO. 1o5 ST.
ANN STREET, BETWEEN DAUPHINE
AND BOURBON STREETS.
BRICK FAMILY RESI- DENCE. NO, 1ei IRENE
STREET, BETWEEN ST. PHILIP AND
MAIN STREETS.
DOUBLE TENEMENT DWELLING NO. is2
ST. PHILIP. BETWEEN rREME AND
MARAIs STREETS. -f
BRICK FAMILY RESIDENCE NO. It's BUR-
GuNDY STREET. BETWEEN ORLEANS
AND ST, ANN STREETS.
SUCCESSION or JOHANNA scHoENFELD,
Second District Courtfor the parish OF Orleans
No. 1888.
10y .pLACIDE j.. SPEAR. Aues!!liq2neer,-of1Iie
ID No 40 Royal street-On ShTURD Feb
Syc ,s a" at Z he sGft A r so Ab g
nnETMEEN u1slToMHoUsE AND CANAL
orders from The Hon, A. T.. Tissot. Judge Of
the Second District Court for the parish Of
osan t qs ssa sf 81 s sa shy
tooyi3f afslifssGf JF & ft
s a1th s IT, ate o IN he Second n pas q his city,
in the square bounded by ST. Philip, IRENE.
Marais and Dumaine streets and measuring 80
feet eph ro ssS se 81 pa naR pss ss
efs 6 RHa0f n6 ~ bf ah fs ss oseher
sn situated II ate P IN he Second Sn pspet hs city
u The square bounded by IRENE. Marais, st;
nhip and Dumaine street eas h a f " ret e,
inches lines in depth. between parallel lines.
This property bears the municipal No. 1el
ia j. K o SEisfli LOT OF GROUND, together
with all the buildings and improvements there
on, situated in the SECOND District Of this city in
lsanpart and St Ann streets, measuring 40
feet inch front on Burgundy street, 40 feet .
inches in width in the rear by so feet In depth,
This property bears the municipal No. li5 Bur-
sa / < G SiSSGS LOT OF GROUND, together
x III Nc 9s IL IN s sas pes 81 f s
bourbon s and pumaine s streets &c measuring d
feet inches lines In width in the rear by a
depth of IS feet inches line. This property
bears the municipal No. los ST. Ann street,
eord h Dt to plans Of Toedsno exhibited
Exchange prior to and on the day of sale, :,
hearing s per cent interest from day of sale
I'LL FINAL payment; with speeia mortgago and
vendors llan ana privilege on tne property
sold, the clause Of per cent for attorneys fees
in case Of judicial proceedings for the recovery
OF payment Of said notes or any portion there
of and all other usual clauses. The purchaser
Go pay, over and above the price of adjudication
all the city taxes of 1878 and state taxes OF 1877
TO have the buildings insured for an amount tc
be fixed by the administrator, and the policies
transferred to him, and required to make d
deposit of 10 yer cent on the amount Of adludica
tion at the moment OF sale.
Acts oil sale before Joseph Cohn, notary pub
lie, AT the expense of purchasers.
Jas 10 % % fe5
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES,
Emile Bouny vs. william G.. Brown same

EfHb1t hVAby VS. NbAHW S' AsEVWh s0Ase
VS.. same.
E'IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
A. ish of Orleans, Nos: 1886 and s795-By virtue
81 writ Of sei1urs and sale and Of writ OF fieri
the Fifth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans, in the above entitled causes, will
chants and Aueto Of i Exehanee Royal He street
between Canal and Customhouse streets. in the
Second I District ssrI OF this city, on THEsDAY
Mafch II, 1873 at IL o'clock M, the following
o TWo o RRiPPP1tsN' Z OF GROUND. to-
gether with the buildings and improvements
tudes and advantages thereunto appertaining
and belonging situated in the First District re Ct
Ton Y Jackson efu and Miro erees
designated by the numbers five and six on q
sketeh an, annexed to on act passed before I Q;
April 1860, Said lots measure each thirty feet
front on Canal street between Nitro and Tonti
streets, by o depth, each. of one hundred and
the same PROPERTY rope s the said william G. Brown
acquired by purchase from Philippe Bouron
had uhare fagoaE as per ae Of sae pa
city, on the thirty-first Of December, 1876
Seized III the above suits.
Terms and Condition.. In cash for sutf-
| cient amount to pay plaintiffs claim, say two
| thousand six hundred and seventy-flve dollars,
| with interest at the rate Of eight per cent per
| from the twenty -ninth of May. 1877, and on two
thousand dollars. from, the twenty third of De,
| cember 1876, until the day OF sale; live per cent
| on the aggregate thereof for attorneys ices, six
dollars and fifty GENTS ets SITS Of protest; all costs
of both suits and of the sale. and all the taxes
due on the property sold. 2. The purchaser to
cured by mortgage and vendors lien on said
| property. dated, the twenty third Of December
years after date. at the Southern Bank Of New
Orleans, with interest at the rate of eight pei
cent per annum from date till paid. and also tr
assume the obligations OF the act OF sale and
mortgage not to ALLEVIATE. aud to pay five pei
cent attorneys fees in case Of suit etc. 9. And
the balance of the price Of adjudication tif any
cash on the spot: and in case the price bic
should, after deduction of the Aforesaid fees
costs and taxes in cash. be l,ss than the aggre
gate amount of ,p'aintiff's claim, with in eres
above described. then the purchaser to pa,
plaintiffs aforesaid cash claim, and to assnm,
the afore, described note pro rata to the extern
Of the balance of his bid
| THOMAS FL, HANDY,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
an :, an
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i IA o fe4p = - = JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
Succession of Henry EkeImann.

GEOOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish OF Orleans, No. 391sl-Notice is hereby
given to the creditors OF this estate and to all
other persons herein interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification.
II any they have or can, why the final account
presented by the testamentary executor of the
deceased In this estate should not be approved
and homolegated, and the funds distributed if
accordance Herewith.
fe s ot ia = 'io JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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SUCCESSION OF FRANK KATHMAN.
Second District Court forthe Parish OF Orleans
No. $3.50.

DY PLACIDE j. SPEAR, Auetioneer,O
Ii No. 4s Royal reet-sATURDAY; February
NJ s7a n Y O'Clock e mi Ma H n so ahb s. s RGug
TIONEfiRs x On H ~, !, a s ],
BETWEEN CANAL AND TOMHoUs ~
orjar from the Hon. A. l. Tissot judge Of the
feaond District Court for the parish q orleans,
sipned February 8, 1s1sfor account OF the ABOVE
s,lt,eessioIi, the following described properly
W / w PERTAIN LOT or GROUND, together
with The three-story brick buildings thereon.
ait,,ated In the second District OF this CITY. IN
fhe snuare bounded by Public Road or Leyee,
barracks Gallatih and Hospital streets; ana
measuring % feet inches front on Gaila Y,
rear. ID feet Inches lines 10 depth On the side
adjoining the corner lot, And 81 feet 70 lhcnes
lines In depth on the opposite line which prop
srty was acquired by the said late Frank hath,
mai, from iosthene Atlain. by an oct executed
before Thee Guy?' notary p aana IN 1nls Guy
This being the second and last auction, the
property Will be definitely sold to the highest
and last bidder on twelve months credit the
purchaser furnishing his bond with good ana
solvent security, to be- approved by the repre-
sentative Of the estate, bearing interest OF me
rate III per cent per annum from. date until
paid. special mortgage and vendors len a ~
privilege on the property sold. the clause 81
per cent for attorneys fees I'D case q lidlclall
proceedings TO recover payment or SAID ponu
sured by purchaser and policy transferred to
holder Of notes, and all other usual clauses the
nurchaser to deduct from the amount OF bono
and nav In cash at the moment OF sale 10 per
cent on the amount of adjudication. to detraY
7 expenses :, r,... r.
tarv public at the expense of purchaser.
fen III 10 "a
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No So soe,

DY HoEY, MACON Il O'CoNNOR- Nicholas
Let street.on SATURDAY, February 20. 1878.
at Ia o'clock M. at the St. Charles Hotel Auction
Exchanges by virtue Of an order Of the honor.
Orleans, dated january "a, 1878. will be sold at
public auction, the following described proper
ty. to wit a,,,
buildings and improvements thereon, In the
Fourth District Of this city. in. the SQUARE
bounded by Sixth, Seventh, Prytania and Oolli-
scum streets. Said lot is designated as No.
II. and measures 81 feet inches front on Sixth
street. by 125 feet in depth, between parallel
lines. The improvements comprise double
one-story frame cottage. d.
Terms Of Sals-Gash.
Act of sale at the expense Of the purchaser
before Andrew Hero, Jr notary public.
ja21 40 fe2 9 16 az
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Succession Of MIR. and Mrs. August STRAIT

:
GECOND DISTRICT COURT. FOR THE PA r..
~ ish of Orleans. No. se.s15.-Notiee is hereby
other persons herein interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification,
account presented by O. r. Stumpf, tutor as
such administering this estate, should not be
approved and homologated, and the funds dis
trihuted In accordance Herewith.
I'd "a - ID - - Holm HERBERT Clark
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BY G. Il. Girardey.

THE NEW ORLEANS PLANTATION,
CONTAINING ALMOST TWO HUNDRED
ACRES. IN THE PARISH OF ORLEANS.
ON THE RIGHT BANK OF THE MISsIS-
SIPPI RIVER. ..m -E
AND -
TWO SQUARES In THE SECOND DISTRICT
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sucression Of Thnmns brown Lee.

y ish Of Orleans, No 81 710-Notice is hereby
given to the creditors Of This estate and to all
other persons herein interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification, If
any they have or can, why the account pre-
sented by Mrs. Eliza Il. Lee. testamentary ex-
eoutrix of the deceased. should not be approved
and hoIno1ogated. and the funds distributed in
accordance Herewith.
By order of the court.
in91 "a JOHN HERBHRT. Clerk,