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Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-06

THE lady managers of the Orphans
Home Vallejo, under the control of the
|. o. G. Il. of California, have made the
first move to comply with the new Con-
stitution, in reference to the non-employ-
ment Of Chinese after the lst of January.
The board adopteda resolution to dis,
charge Chinese help last month.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-06

AN exchange declares that the man
who sat down in tie middle OF the past
ure, expecting that cow would come to
hun to be MIXED, is not more foolish than
the man who stocks store and expects
the people to hunt him out and buy his
goods without advertising.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-06

INAUGURATED.- The Supreme Court
having decided that the terms OF the old
officers in San Francisco had expired, the
new administration was inaugurated on
Wednesday. Mayor Kalloch talked
plainly and promised much needed reform
in the city government.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-06

NUMEROUS bands of cattlo are being
brought down from the summer range in
Trinity county. The early rains IN this
county followed by warm and sunny
days, has resulted in producing excellent
feed, - Shasta Courier.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-06

The COmstock lode is not paying a
dollar in dividends from one end to the
other. The case is even worse than that,
as there are assessments pending on six
teen of the mines. These assessments ag,
gregate Sl,3l2 800, and most ofthe money
must be paid in before the lst of January,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-06

THE tenor of N Y. Herd'd editorial
is to the effect that Grants acceptance of
the Pres idency of the projected inter
oceanic canal company is equivalent to
the success of that much talked OF enter
nrise.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-06

ALTURAs, Modoc county, wants a sober
industrious shoemaker-on who thor
oughy understands the business. To
such one the Independent promises
good business.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-06

New VoLUME.-The Modoc lnde-
pendent has entered upon its Sixth Vol>
une in Aourishing condition, and prom
ises enlargement soon. 1t is II good local
paper, deserving liberal support.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-06

ATTORNEY GENERAL elect, Hart dis =
agrees with Attorney General Hamilton
and hods that terms ofall the country
officers elect begin on the first Monday OF
January,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-06

Col. +. j. C. Kewen, a California pio-
neer, died at his home in Los Angeles
and was buried last Friday. lie was an
able lawyer an eloquent and fluent speak
er, and brilliant writer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-06

SUPERVISOR GIBBS, of San Francisco
insists that his term of office has expired;
but the other members refuse to give up
their places.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-06

JUDGE DwINELLE has decided that
the term of Clerk Reynolds, of San Fran
cisco, is ended, and the case goes at once.
to the Supreme Court us a test one.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-06

THE interest of j @. Flood 81 Co., in
the Hale & Norcross and Yellow Jacket
mines has been disposed of, the purchas-
ers being A. Hayward and r. N. Graves.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-06

OLD balJ.head "Gve-away pack
Train Load of, Money" left Reading II
few nights since, taking along with him
the reputation he brought from Hum
b.1it. J6iostd Courier.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-06

The Shasta and Reading boys played
n match game of baseball on Thanks
giving Day, the score standing Shasta,
3S; Reading 8.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-06

THE Republicans made clean sweep
at the school election in Sacramento last
Monday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-06

THE principal Goa companies of Pitts
ton Pa, have voluntarily advanced the
wages of miners ~ per cent.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-06

Gov. PERKINS has rented w. y. g..
Browns fine res idence at Sacramento
now occupied by Gov. Irwin.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-06

THERE are now l25pupils in attendance
at Ashland College, Oregon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-06

PATRICK CROWLEY has been appointed
Chief Of Police of San Francisco by the
Police Comm iss toner's.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-06
the 3Otb day of Decen-
ber, A. ID, 1879,

a
ber, A. d., 1879,
at l o'clock, p. NJ, at the Court House
door. in the town Of WeaVervile, in the
County of Trinity, State of California,
all the right, title, interest, and Estate
of the said William McEvaney at the
time of his death, and all the right, title
and interest that the said Estate has, by
operation Of law or otherwise, acquired
other than or in addition TO that OF the
said William McEvaney, at the time of
his death, in and TO all the following
named and described Real Estate, 81 tuate,
lying and being in the County OF Trinity,
State OF California, to-wit:
The one undivided one.halfof that GERS
tain Placer Mine, situated in Cox's Bar
Mining District, known as the Currey
Phcer Mine, containing l06 20 100 acres
of land, more or less, a particular de-
scription OF which is recorded in the office
of the County Recorder, Of the County
of Trinity, State OF California, in Book
"Y," page 430, records of said office to
which record reference is hereby made,
together with the one undivided one>half
OF all the improvements situated on SAID
mining claim or belonging thereto,
Also the ore undiv ided one-half of that
certlin water Ditch, taking the water
Of Saw Mill Creek and conveying the
same onto SAID Placer Mining Claim /;
also the one undivided one-half of the
right to the use of all the water OF said
Saw Mill Creek or the first flow thereof
TO the extent of the full capacity Of said
ditch.
Terms and condition of sale, one half
Cash, Gold Coin of the United States, ten
per cent. thereofto be paid to the auction
eer on the day Of sale, balance on confr-
nation OF sale by said Probate Court, a
credit of one year will be given by the
purchaser giving MS promissory note for
the remaining one halt Of said purchase,
money papable one year after date with
interest thereon at ten per cent. per annum
from date until paid, principal and inter-
est payable only in Gold Coin of the
United States. and securingt the paNnent
Of said promissory note by mortgage on
the premises sold.
DAVID TAYLOR.
Administrator of the Estate of William
McElvaney, deceased,
Weaverville, California, Decem Der
4th. A. D.. 1879. dec6:4i.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-06
Notice TO Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by
IN the undersigned, Administrator of
the Estate of William j. Dyer. deceased,
to the creditors of, and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within FOUR months after the first pub
lcation of this notice, to the said Ad,
ministrator at his residence in the town
of Weaverville, County of Trinity.
Dated at WeaverviIe, December 4th,
1879. DAVID TAYLOR,
Administrator of the Estate of William
j. Dyer, deceased. dec6:5i.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Pr bate Sale.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS
SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
IN in pursuance OF an order or the
Probate Court of the County Of Trinity,
State of California, made on the 4th day
of December, A. d., 1879, IN the matte, OF
the Estate of William McElvaney, de-
ceased, the undersigned, the Administra-
tor of said Estate, will sell at Public
Auction to the highest bidder and subject
to confirmation by said Probate Court, on
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
PETER GOELETS IVILL.
x TO RELATIVES.

ALI. THE BEQUESrS TO RELATIVES.
HALF A MILLION TO ELBRIDGg I. GEERY-THE REST
OF THE ESTATE DEVISED TO THE SISTERS AND
TO TuK CHILDREN OF RoB<RT GOBLET.
Peter Goolet's will by which an estate OF
mauy millions Of dollars disposed Of. was offered for
probate Yesterday in the SurrOgatos occ. He ard his
brother Robert who died a few weeks ago. made wills
about the same period in which each the Other as
survivor a large part OF his wealth. Both OF the
brothers having died within short ne the other heirs
receive at once these shares FOlowlrg is the will
in full
!. Peter Goelet. OF the City of NewYork, do make.
publish declare this 10 be IIy last VIII and testament
In manner and form following. that u 10 say
First direct all NY Just debts ana 1uneial eSpcnst
paid by my executors as soon as practicable hitt
my decease.
Robert GOe,et. aud my sisters. Jean H. Goelet ana
Hannah q. Gerry. equally, share and share alike all
situated as wellthat which l have as that which
NAV hereafter acquire and die seized possessed o. or
entitled to- either In wdole or part together with a the
appurenances rents issues ana profits thereof, nclud-
Ing and profits winch may nave accrued
aud shall due and unpaid at the time of my decrease
also. all mortgages OF or upon an" real or ho senoia
estates the fee. or reversion or remainder or whch
estates shall be IN the time OF my deoease IN
whole part shall have been IN use IN whole or III
part any time heretofore, together wih the bond
thereby respectively in whole In part at the time OF
my decease and also all the interest which may nave
accrued thereon and shall be due ana unpaid ." tue time
Third-I give and hequeath to my nephew. Elbridee
II. Gerry. the sum OF ~,,oDVOu
Fovyih-I give and beuuoth unto nv brother. Robert
Coeot all the rest residue AMI remainder oi my per
sona estate Of every name. nature or description. ms
we'll that which l now have as that which may
hereafter acquire and die possessed of or entitled TO-
and not hereinbefOre bequeathed.
g1h-In the of the decease before me o! either
Of the egaecs rdevisees above named IL my WILL In
and desire that the snare Of my estate or egaey
doylse or bequest when the 40 diving would have
been entitled to II living at the time OF my decease shan
not lapse shalt 20 and belong 10 the heirs AT aN
of Tie one so dying aud do hereby give, devise and
bcuueafn the same TO the heirs AT law of the one so
dying before me- per stripes ana not per capita
SiJfi-I appoint my brother, Robert GOelct. ana my
nephews ElbrIdge I. Gerry, Robert GCclet and Ogden
GOelet, executors Of this, my last VIII and testament
and hereny revoke cancel and annu every other and
former VIII by heretofore made
In witness whereof nave hereunto set hand ana
seal this 29th day OF May in the " our LORD 1876
PETER GoELrT.
The witnesses are George C. Dewitt. 4 NOnkers John
T. LockInau, oi w-Iork and Jacob X. LocB Ian, o.
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06

denied Frank et nj. art tho Chemical Nations
Undertaking approved. Arm strong aat 5hsnner
Order for commission In the matter of the application OF
granted The Trustees OF the Leaks
and Watts Orphan House sg BeckerOrder cosnrm ug r
eress Of sale Faion sgt Garrett et Al
ordered Dunn et nl SuliysnOrder opening ueiam'
restoring csnse 10 calendar Oppenholner Jannn
lOvsky granted Faik Nnlhulllnd ~ alOfs.r
attorney. HOvey szt. Grenthai Rs1cino AE
Pierce Ferguson Voorls Segun agt Ih0er yossph
Nacgrecur; Norwood sgt- snyder HrndersOh hEI
Sayagr.-OricTs granted. ~ ~
Com mon Peds-SDeciGI fcrm-Bv Judge Van Hoe
i BELLY aud another. ctc. 500 fDclnofandnh
Marine Court -Chdmbcrs-Bv Judge Sheridln.-
Usyman.Noiion eenIed with 30 costs Wer
bel ae DnsnGrc plant tsmisscd with costs ana flD
action Levi ag LevyAotion denied on desndant
paving rlU and submitting 10 tie examination iF"e
agf Jacobs schnd; ag, Welteck Motions grantee lyons
agi. Cahaley o. DODn.il agt Jones Nhaen aS ChirMl
Hoffman AIT Reilly Wurscren sgt- Duncan ThaAnes-hHcf
the second Avenue i:siircad COMPANY enieu
ncdcrscn ngt ~ibr1.-Jndgmrnt ior piaiDtn
By Judge Snnutt-Cernana bank sgt h"rh toree ag,'
White Iyacss Cook Art IOtea ciSnceY ast
rsrhune-Ordsr signed and filed Hanland agt Aesgher
Norris agt HarTowe; Rev sgt King; Lesvitt agi isein-
Decisions died. -, .
Trfai TeTm-Pad Tf-BY judge MeAdam.-Rahey ar.
Bean; stebner a, Robinson Baaerschmidt as spencer
-fud~ ia lpd
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
MR.. vooRHIs ON POLICE WORK.

THE NEW COMMISSIONERS VIEWS OF DssCENTs on
LOW REsoRTs-sTREET CLEANING IN NEED OF
ATTENTION.
1t was rumored yesterday that Police Com
missioner yoorhis intended to have the police make
descent upon the low In Waterst. In his pre-
yious term as Police Commissioner Mr. Voorhis paid
special attention the suppression OF such dance
houses When asked by q TRIBUNE reporter yesterday
whether or not the rumor true. Dir. voorhis re-
piled:
NO: haven't had thought OF directing the police
10 make such q move IT, after becoming thoroughly
acquainted with my duties again. think that the
laws OF the State are being broken these dance
houses, I shall certainly do all in my power TO sup
press them. But don't believe in these wholesale
raids; this hling OF the station-houses with
prisoners some night IL is far better TO arrest
the propretors OF such places, bring them be-
fore a police justice. and ask for their punishment.
such raids made also don't think they should DO
confined locality. II there Is gambling house IN
You do Watersf. den. AT the present time think
the sning merits most the attention OF
cisfes In Board of Police and myself To that am
giving most o time. We made some changes to-day
which think VIII add TO the efficiency or that Depart
ment We reduced the number or snper1ntendeDfs OF
the there were TOO many maor-eenerss Tor the
number troops We also Mr.. MacLeau the power
OF dschrgng such street cleaning empoyes as he may
think Inc fcien This Will enable him 10 get more work
ont OF / cm. Before they knew that they could be
discharged without their submitted to the
board OF Police
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
ASSETS WITHOUT EXISTENCE IN Fact

The trial OF the indicted officers of the sus-
pended Mechanics and Lsborers' Savings Bank on an
Indictment charging then with conspiracy 10 defraud
the depositors was continued In Jersey City yesterday
Several statements prepared by Secretary DOnelan one
Of the defendants, were placed in evidence.
One statement showing the condition OF the bank De-
cenbeI 1873 just after II placed in the hands OF
Receiver Williams gave the liabilities S25l Ss7 and
the assets as 1928 4lO thus making the deficiency only
sos Az. This statement contained footnote by Mr..
Donelan stating that OF the assets entirely
worthless and some others partly thus making the
actual deficiency much larger than the SUN mentioned
The general balance sheet of the bank dated November
40 1873 gave the liabilities a S24s 27s. The
were then stated S2230l9, but from this was to be
taken $4,000 entered on the books Of the bank as
Invested in United States bonds Mr. DoDelsn claimed
however that these bonds had no existence in fact
A statement Of the and liabilities, prepared by
Donelan October 81 1877 gave the assets AS amounting
10 $211.430, aud The liabilities as S3O432j thus show
ing sur plns of $7,105 The one prepared by Donelan
six months later the liabilities as SsOSS4 and the
surplus as $6,41S.
After the bank closed, the same person made out list
OF the worthless and doubtful assets OF the Institution,
which amounted 10 S115.5l6, and this was also placed
evidences WV. Van Camp. the State Bank tx xdinner
testified To making the examination OF thr Dank which
caused its suspension he found tnat IL was badly en-
barrasscd The pap3r giving the details OF the settle
nent MIR. Halliard January 31 1873. In the
tffot to the bank suspension. produced.
II contained all the worthless mortgages on wich Mr
Haliard bad loaned money notes and other iteus max
ing S67 O98 in all. In settlement he gave mortgage
$4,000 the assignment o three lie Insurance poll
cies for $1,000 each and note payable on denand Tor
the balance, S32. .O96. When Mr.. Van Camp examined
bank the face value OF the assets was S26619 and
that Of the liabilities only S266.o4O Jacob Ddunng, an
expert the employ OF Receiver Williams testified at
the bark suspended there was Gue the special
dspOsifOrs 81 959, and saving department deposition
S3il 73I. During the time that the bank was ~ exist
eace IRON April 1863. 10 December, 1875 the deposits
NJ inds fFlt
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
THE COURTS.
TWO SUITS FOR HEAVY DAMAGES.

The second trial Of the suit of stephen ID.
Nolan against the Brooklyn Ci,y and NcwtowE Railroad
Company had yesterday in the BROOKLYN City
Court before Judge Nelson. The action brought
10 recover $4,000 damages The 'intf alleged that
Janusry IL. 1870. he on the front platform OF
oil the defendants The driver struck one OF
the horses. and the giving sndien JOLT Nolan was
thrown of. Toe wheel passed over his right lex.
aud anIuiation necessary. Tne defendant claimer
that here contubutaTy negligence on the part Of
the plaintiff On the first trial IN jane. the jury dsa
greed standing eleven to In favor Of the plainiin
The trial yesterday occupied the entire dav. eighteen
Deing examined. The jury directed To
render u sealed verdict to-day.
For the last throc DAYS tn snit Of John j. Hardy 10
recover damages from the cy % Brooklyn Ia.
been trial before Judge Rryuod- la the brooklyn
City COuri. The plaintiff chained that the Ihird-aNr
60 or was not properly constructed aud that thereby
some tenement house property owned by him dun
agel ~ The stated. Testimony was given by
about twenty wiinessos Last evening verdict In Ia
yUr of tie plaintiff Tor ~. l22 ~ was rendered.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
ARRESTED FOR THREE CRIMES.

Detective Murphy, of the Eighth Precinct,
on Wednesday night saw william Brown. alias " Big
Cass" a we-known burglar walking in Greene-si., and
when near No. As him speak 10 a man who appar-
emily had oeen waiting for him. Approaching the de-
tectye heard Brown say l. the coast cear" He then
arrested both Of men. and al ae Eighth PrecinC
Police Station the man who had been waiting was den-
tilted as John Muller, alias Dutch Pete" alias Lamb,
alias Cartinan," alias Hi Imam" In his possession
were found burglars tools Yesterday in .he j erson
Market Police ourt three charges preferred against
grand larceny and two for burglary The
cases as follows:
On November 20 the silk importing establishment OF
L. Eseman & Co.. OF No. 73 Grand-st. was robbed OF
81 900 IN silks On last Tuesday evening Brown aud
Muler entered the store Of Oppenheim Brothers. and
while engaged the salesman In eonverratOD. the
other $50 in hair goods. Last October Muller
arrested stealing S175 in silk and for burglary In
The IOmbs Police Court he released furnsh ng
So 600 bail When called for trial. however. he aid
appear Yesterday Brown and Muller each held N
$500 bail 10 the charge brought by Oppenhem
Brothers To-day Justice Flammer Will investigate the
burglary charges.
Brown was implicated in ssfe burglary that took
place In f0urtbst. two years ago, for which
Porter and Irving convicted He managed TO es-
eap
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
THE ITALIAN MURDER IN HARLEM.

CONDITION OF TIE HOUSE wlIER. TUE cRiMh WAS
COMMIIrED-THE MURDERER IN TIE ToMbs'
About fifty Italians were crowded yesteiuay
into the ROOM at No. i23 East NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
euth-st, where Antonio Cclendono was murdered on
Thursday night The dead body lay on cot dressed as
when the murder was committed. Six lighted cahu'es
were fastened 10 board Tic body had already SHOWN
signs OF decomposition. The doors ana wihuoWs "cie
closed frghifnl stencil filled the fcom and through
out the tenement house the atmosphere was Impure,
until police officer ordered The windows TO be raised
In the afternoon Coroner Einger aud sry viewed the
body which afterward removed oc
Francisco Belc. the murderer. was captured by ON
Ger Farrell OF the Twenty-third Precinct who chased
hin over the roof and caught him he was getting
down the freescape He was taken before coroner FL
lnger yesterday morning and committed to he Inmps
Ffarc Neceta old beggar was also sent 10 the
Tombs an accessory. IL - SAID that ne sloo9
on the stairs with club In his hand and prevented
others sting the murdered man. one "' the
witnesses said Vccctta struck him win n cub VIM
CapucciO, Antonio Demotta and Catharne MARKS
the House Of Detention ms Witnesses Inc
inquest will bc held this afternoon at the Iweith Fre
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
CRIMINAL NOTES

The case of Mrs. Hoffman, of No. 1876 East
FIfty-second-s AGAINST Antbony CcIsstoek, came up
Mr. bonds IN $500 to appear for trial IN
the General Sessions.
Bridget Koran, an old woman, while lying
Ill AT NO 32s Gre"nvich-st robbed by her arand-
SOD Edward Hsggerty, OF 800. III the Court OF Cen
ers Sessions. Wednesday. he pleaded guilty. and was
sentcn :cd To STATE Prison for two years and half
Charles Walker, a rcspectable-looking young
mar Tuesday pleaded guilty, IN tue Court OF General
sessions. Indie pent charging him with atrenpt
clay Livingston, OF No. q Bcaycr-st at the Bank Of
the State OF oiNewYork. lie was sent TO the Emira Re
formatory.
Edward l.. Hebbarl, a young man OF re-
spectacle agpearancc. was seed on trnl 10 The Court
$50 from the Cold and stock Telegraph Company. The
prisoner CLERK IA IN" Ollce OF the
Csd psards pool Of No is7 Duaae $50 for 'un the
rcnf Of telephone in their oihce He was convicted
aud was 10 the EmIra Rcformstory.
Henry Hall, alias Livingstone alias Williams,
was convicted In the GeneIal srssous Tuesday OBJ
tainu goods under false pretences On November 10
he went to the store of William openhym, at No. 456
Brooue-st., with what purported l. be order for
yards of velvet from LeBouiilier Co. Of
trne.r' f6reg & Co.. No o. crsni.si. aud upon an
other firm. The prisoner convicted in MAY. 1877
Of like offence and has only recently
prlson Judge Cowing sentenced him 10 State pr1son
FOR nvt years.
Dominica Antonio Infantino, an Italian
nineteen years old. November 3 stabbed nccnzD
Banco another Italian. In the necs at No 505 Broouc-
81 BlaucO taken To 81. Nnceuts HOSPITAL and la
of the wounded man's injuries "Wednesday the ease was
called for examination IN The Jefferson Market Court
.le hospital Several months ego In antDO hO IL the
son OF a wealthy landowner In Italy. ran away from
money and sought assistance from the Rev Mr. DE
Fino who friend oi his father The latter
placed hun to board at No II Thompson-sL on Sovcm
ber D. in the saloon AT No. sos Broonest.. nIauiinO
ANA Bianco playing game called Boss or the
beer" In quarrel that ensued Bianco stabbed
The was adjourned for further hearing The de-
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
WORK OF THE POLICE.

SURPRISING CRIME AND ENFORClN1 LAW.
NErrIxG OF TUE POLICE BoARp-oPiS"Ns OF TIE
CORPORATION COUNSEL LIQUOR SELLING IN
rHR p.gx-MURpERFRs sFSr TO THE ToMBs-
CoNFIDiSG WARDEN
Police Commissioner voorhis gave his views OF
nolice wcrk 10 TRIBUNE reporter yesterday
He thinks the condition Of the streets needs
most attention from The Police Board
Corporation Counsel Whitney gives 1t as MS
opinion that the Park Department mas inc
exclusive right 10 regulate the safe VI
liquor in the Parks on Sunday MS on any o'uer
day. The Police Commissioners have dls-
missed the charges against Captain Will
Jams for the alleged clubbing of {. W.
Smith. The Italian murderer Francisco
Bello has been committed to the rombs. and
several well-known burglars have been arrested
A prisoner escaped from train near Newark on
Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
BEOTESTs OF DIR. WIFE.

The will of DR.. Oliver White. the wealthy
ply sican who died few weeks AGO IN this CITY, has
b.cn admitted 10 probate. The personal property AND
household circis bcqucathcd to Catherine Ritter,
Who also receives during life the income Of $1,000
After her death the will directs that oneourth OF TIE
income from this shall be devoted tO keeping H. re-
pair fence around the cemetery IN the village OF
S0ncrs Wrsichcster Cornty. The income from the re-
manning c-fOurths to the pastor nf the Presby
terrain Church AZ sOmcrs The tesfaiOr leaves 81 600
and all medical Library WITH the bookcases To the
Prosby terian Hospital of this city 5000 10 the New.
York Society The Relief OF fha Widows or Medical
Men; aud $500 to the NcwYork Academy OF Medicine,
OF which the icsiaiof formerly president Inc rest
OF the estate after bequrSfs 10 ne news ara
\, lvicd bet Me,n hs smryIyng hrOtber- and slsteIs