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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-19

TDUsLIC SALE or vALUAI:l.E CITY
j proper'y.-By virtue of an Or.ler OF the
sold at public sale, ut the lIicster House, In
the city OF Lancaster. on MONDAY, NOVEM-
BER u. 1882, ut O'Clock p. IN, the undivided
deceased, in tho following described real cs-
tate, held by ii. Z. KllOa.ls and said Charles q.
EhOad-, deceased, as tenants in common:
BUILDING anu lot of ground tllercuntO be-
longing, situate on the south side OF West
King street, in the city of Lancaster. fronting
extending in depth Of that Width 2lJ feet, to a
II feet wide public alley.
No. =. All that valuable lot or piece OF ground
on the southeast corner of West Orange and
caster, fronting on West Orange 20 feet.
and extending IN depth OF that width,
southwark along Mulberry street: 80 feet, TO
IA feet wide public alley, on which are erected
Two Dwelling Houses and other Improve
ments.
whole or in parts. 1t ia tho nO5LdeSirable site
in the city OF Lancaster tor residence or tor
No. ). All that two.story DWELLING
I:OUSE, with Mansard root and all the mod.
crn improvements, situate on the east side OF
South Prince street, south of Vine street, IN
the City of Lancaster, No. l3l, containing In
front on Prince street 6l feet, inches, and ex-
tending in depth s4s feet, to public alley,
At the same time and place tho said IL. Y.
Rhoasss will sell his undivided mOiety or half.
interest purparts Nos. 2 and in the said real
estate.
Five-ninths of the purchase money of the
undivided mOiety or halfinterest OF said
Charles q. khoads, decd, will remain charged
on the respective properties during the life
time Of Massey B. RhOads, widow of salt dc.
ceased the balance OF tho purchase money
payable April 9, 1855.
At the same time and place, II. Y. Rhoads
will offer ut public sale his residence, consist
ing of q double two-stOry brick DWELLING
HOUSE, with all the modern Improvements,
rng. situate on the southeast side of Manor
street, in the City of Lancaster. fronting 81
deet on aanor s. ssreat anu , IL agRsn 1L
feet wide.
Drafts OF all the above properties can bs
seen ut Fl. z. RhOadss jeWelry store.
MASSEY Is. RHOADS.'
.'' Administrators.
] ol9-lwd r'. IL. L. EIIOADS.
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MIRRIlGL'S.

ROTHEoCK- -FABNEsrOCK.--(lc Ol)er Is, 1882, al
the First Reformed church, Oi this city, by the
Rev. David I:OtIrEck. assisted by Rev. }. a.
Peters, Rev. }. }. HOtlIrt,ck, Of FTeelaHd, Lu-
Zerne county, Pa, to Miss Mac FahncstOck, OF
Lancaster. Its
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FANNY isea,.sa,s.

A social gathering aud entertainment
took place to-day at tho residence of A..
W. Russell, No. $40 North Limo street,
this city. Eight Of a family Of nine living
brothers AMI sisters were present on the
occasion. The following arc the names Of
those present Of tic Rvssel family in tho
order Of their ages !: Mrs. Hannah A..
White, widow Of the Iate Ssm'l White, Of
Drumore township Miss Eliza Russell. of
this city ; Mrs. Hebecca Hastings and hcr
husband, John Hastings, Of Drumore
township A. w. Russell, Of this city I.
DR.. Geo. Il. Russell, of Detroit, Mich. !;
Jno. R.Russcl, Of this city; Mrs. Mar
garet Robinson, Of this city Miss Isabel
Russcl, Of this city, tho only absent one
being Francis Ii Russell, Of Sacramento.
Cal. The ages Of tho living range from 50
to IS years, and aggregate $50 years. Rev.
DR.. Jas. Y. Mitchell was present, adding
much pleasure to the entertainment.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Oct, 10.-A dis
patch to the Ne,cs announces tho death of
Hon. John d. Defrees, the late public
printer, at Berkeley Springs, Va, this
morning. 80.
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IUOUSni AND LOT FaDIs SaLE.--A NEAT
Ill twOstory ERICK DWELLING HOUSE,
with twO-stOry Frame Back Building. No. SIS
st. Joseph street, having good hydrLnt at
taclleI and all tho rooms furnished with gas
Tho lot has Il frontage Of IL feet, 9inchcs and IL
depth Of 81 feet to y ten feet wide public
alley. The house has been recent y painted
aud the premises arc In excellent condition
Terms easy. Apply to
JNO. \. COYLE,
OlS-"tdTh&S No. ll2 East KIM, Street.
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car are George Myers and George Carr, Of
CHS city, who have been with the show
all season. The car will pass through here
on its way to Downiugtown this evening.
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Hi-Centcnnia, Cheap Excursions

4" Philadelphia over the Philadelphia \
Reading railroad on Tuesday, Oct. q, We'ines
day, Oct. o. Thursday, Oct. 81, and Friday,
Oct. q. All tickets good to return on any
trains up TO Oct. ., inclusive. Special through
tr,ins leave Lancaster, King street, daily OH
the above dates at =: m. Fare for the round
trip only sos. Leave Columbil at 6 Il. III.
fare, S..59. Leave Mannheim at G:::sb Lititz
G:ij: Erhrata. 7Oi Faro only $l.9) For par
ticulars Sc circulars. Octli, ,l?,2 81 33i,24&2tw
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lrOR RENT.
L Second and third floor of No. u North
Queen street. consisting of nine rooms, bath
room included. The rooms are suitable for
Offices or dwelling. and especially for den.
lists. Also In the rear OF and connected with
the above, q two and a-half story BRICK
BUILDING containing eight rooms, hall and
cellar, range and sink In the kitchen. Tho
rooms arc newly papered and painted. Apply
to JACOB LOEB
No. JOS West Chestnut street, or n. Levy. No.
q East King street. Ol7-3M
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AmusenlenIS.

HarrCn in q Double Bill To niyht.-The dis
tinguiSlled actor. Mr.. Lawrence Barrett, will
tonight appear at Fulton opera house in two
of his greatest cliaractcrs-Shytock and Darid
Gdrrick. Mr.. Barrctt's previous performances
here have awakened favorable comment and
the pcrformanccat onight is said TO DC among
the strongest in hfs repertoire. Mr.. Barrett is
supported by u strong company, including
Louis James and Marie Wainwright.
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n There will DO Il special meeting Ot the
American Fire Company, No. 8, tO-icOrrOw
(ERlDAY) evening ut TX O'Clock.
by order of the president.
JOEL l.. lIAlNES,
ltl Secretary.
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LONDON, Oct 10.--Ar. Barry Sullivan.
tho actor, has consented to be nominated
for Parliament for An Irish constituency
on Homo Rule principles.
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NTRAYED AWAY.-ON LAST THURS-
- DAY. October 18th, from the premises of
George Ganss, No. SIS West King street. u
black Hog, weighing between 10 and 22j
pounds. Any Information ~ to ITS where
nbOuts will DC literally rewarded. OlS-2tGi*
L,MAII. HAVANA CIGARS FOR CTs.
- 1T No. u North Queen Street.
lAETMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
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Nominatadl for ltonGrs,

NOmSn0sS0 1or VOU8ree@.
Providence, II. I, .Oot. .19.-The Re-
publican congressional oeavcstion for the
First district to-day Rsa0miuated Hon. ii.
J. Spooner, Of Providence, by acolama-
tiOn, b. ...-.. ..-...,.. .-...,. Ia
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DIES HAIR DRESSER.
MRS. C. LILLER,
LADIES, HAIR DRRssER,

Manufacturer and dealer in Hair Work, La
ings straightened and made to order. Hal
Jewelry of all kinds made up. Kid Glove
and Feathers cleaned and dyed. Also Lad1es
NOS. rs s sS7 M NORTH QUEEN STREET,
ATFour doors above r, +, 4, Depot.
O(t1t.3mdx
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NsSsaii NH4sTSxS's y s rE15ex rzoEr f1eAn :
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0rssn and frOv1ss0n sSuOIss s.sss,.
tine O'Clock quotations ~ grain an,i ,I"yn
ions. furnished by =. X. Yunait. Hra,k,,t r.t,
East King street. ...... ..|...,
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New York, Philadelphia And LOCAL SlOck, ,
also United Stats Rs'nsI,. rOI,.D. tSxr daily ,.
JACOB b. L0H9, = North Cl',Os.n street.:
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WEAHnEs< sNOlCAIluNS,

WEAHnEk BNOlCAIlUNS.
WAsRliaroN, d. Co.. Out. 1o.-For tho
Middle Atlantic states. light rains,
followed BY partly cloudy weather. winds
mostly from north to west and statinnary
or higher baromoter.
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/ "A Cough, COIU >:,re TnrOtJ snOuiu De
stopped. Neglect frequently results in IN La.
curabo Lung bi.'.so or Consumption.
Browns brOnci :. Troch',s do not disorder
the stomach lik, rs'uSh syrups and lIalsams,
but act directly On the infiained parts, alIaying
irritation. give relief in Asthma. Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh, ana tho Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers aro subject
to. For thirty years Browns bronchial
rrOchts, have been recommended by physi.
cians. niui always give perfect satisfaction.
H:fving i'ea.n tested l'y wide AMI constant use
for n,arl: an entire generation, they have At
t,,inc.l wei. Dcrited rank allOn;; the few staple
remedies OF the age. Sold at y cents Il bOX
eVervWher9.. mV-lvdTTh&FElyW
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I" YOUNG /" EN-: .r,r-
Lancaster Commercial College
Offers you opportunity to get a knowledge
of Double Entry bookkeeping, CORE spOn'i-
cnce. Business Arithmetic, Penmanship and
Business Forms. An education absolutely
necessary in the transaction Of business. Day
uu'l Evening Sessions. Send for circulars to
WElDLER 4 MOSSER,
OcLlS-IwdR Lancaster, Pa.
nCCIDENTAl.- FOR DIPHTUERlA, a,
" Scarlet Fever, Group. Sore Throat AMI all
Throat Affections, Is the best remedy of the
times.
OCCIDENTAL
is the peoples friend. 1t destroys the germ of
disease that frequently develops from an or
,Iinary sore throat, thus preventing the terri
bls ravages Of the diseases DiptIerIa and Scar
let Fever. Price, !Oc. anI&:.O,. Sold by
II. COCHRAN.
Drmggist. Nos. III AMI l59 North Queen street,
d'24;mdTu. THIS Lancaster, Pa.
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DGBl.lC SALE-sIN THOKSDAY. OCTO-
Der IL, 1881, the undersigned executors
OF the will of Cutllar:nc Il. Dccn. deceased,
will expose t0 public sale, ut the Leopard
Hotel, in the city of Lancaster, all that v:llu-
able real estate, No. II Middle street, in said
city, consisting of u lot OF land, II feet .
inches in front on Middle street. and extend
ing in depth l22 feet inches. adjoining prop
Griy Ot George Schleicil the northeast,
Henry Fishers estate the son invest, and
VIM. NJ. Dccn on the southeast. Tho imprOv.-
mcpts arc Il one and a-half f-stOry Brick Dwell
ing House. with Onc-stOry Brick Back Build
ing, fruit trees, grape vines, etc.
S:llC to commence 1T O'Clock r.. NJ, when
attendance will bc given AMI terms made
known by WILLIAM NJ. DEEM,
DAVID l.. DEEM,
Executors OF will of Catlarine Il. Deem, de-
ceased.
HENRY SnUBERT. Auct. Oct,G-eOLts.
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Arrival OF Ar.h,,. M. NJ, J,

ALExANDRIA, Oct. 19.-Mr. BrOadley,
an Euglish barrister, Arab Pacha's prin.
cipel counsel. has arrived here and pro-
ceetled to Cairo.
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Wanannakef & Brown.
OAK HALL, m~'.
Sixth and Market Streets,
PHILADELPHIA
NEW ADrEKT1SEMEN7y.

nON'T FORGET ThE GENUINE OLD
IL Stock Connecticut Cigars, IL for = cts. al
lAkTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STURE.
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MlECELLANEOUN.

NOTICE.
IN Tho partnership heretofore existing be-
tween II. 4. RhOads and Charles q. shOads Is
dissolved by reason of tho death of Charles q.
ncrship are requested to mako immediate
payment, and those having claims or demands
against the same. will present them for settle
at No. West King street, Lancaster. Pa,
where the said H. z. khOads will continue tho
watch and iewelry business rs successor to:H
Il. RhOads b Bro
LANCASTER, Pa, Oct. l6, 1881. octls-lwd
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DEATHS.

TRIMELE-At SclrOOn Lake, N. Y, on Oct.
her Is, 1857, George W. TriMllc. 1T
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Orin Catlin, ~ Pearl street. Buffalo, N. i.
says: ~ tried various remedies for the piie:
hut found no relief until l used Thomas Ec.
Iectric Oil, which entirely cured mo after q
few applications" II. Il. Cochran, druggist
lj7 and I33 North Queen street.
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4 NASAL INJECTOR FREQ with each bottle OI
ShilOL's Catarrh Remedy. Price 80 cents. For
sale at Cochran's drug store, l57 North Queen
street.
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FOR SALB.

DCr z7Cn, 1SSz, HC 0c10cK p. ID, hls vRIu3b16
Store Stand and Property in Mannheim Bor-
Ough. Possession given Immediately.
OctlS 7td* CD. RElEF.
L q. 1852. will be sold ut the Cooper hOuue,
atwO story brick dwelling and twO-stOry brick
back building, containing hall and SIX rooms,
hydrant In the yard, fruit trees AMI grape
vines. TEis property Is situated No. 126 Char
lotto street.
Sale ut o'clock p m. Conditions made
known
JOHN WEYEL.
HENRY SHUBERT, AuctiODeer. Oll-Iltl
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Danish i'll health, nervousness, vexation,
fretfulness, by using Browns Iron Bitters.
II. b. Cochran. druggist, lj7 and 139 North
Queen stree. Ol6-1wd&w
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ENGLISH GRAIN MARKETS.
Inc Weekly Review Of the Mark Lane
Express,

Inc Weekly Review Of the Mark Lane
Express,
LONDON, Nov. 27.-The Marx Lane Ea-
press, in its review of the British grain
trade the past week says: Progress with
the hopelessly late wheat sowings is very
slow, under the most favorable circum-
stances. no improvement in supplies.
Dry samples are still scarce and trade dull
rates unchanged. Foreign continues to
disappoint sellers, except New Zealand.
which IS 60 better. No advance iii any
other description of foreign breadstsEs.
which sell slowly. Cargoes quiet. Eight
arrivals and five sales. No. 1 California
advanced Sd. The forward trade is in
active. Prices are steady: flour in re-
stricted demand and sales more or less
labored. Foreign unimproved. Arrivals
from America heavy. Barley improved
samples scarce; values improved at som
provincial exchanges. Foreign quiet
Oats unchanged. Foreign lower. Maize
improved at London. On liberal supply
it is weaker at Liverpool. Sales OF Eng
fish wheat the past week, $3.50 quarters
at 40s lid, against 52,491 quarters at 45s
I'd the corresponding week last year.
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UNDER A CLOUD.

he"oeM H. Wnpd, 10 Kjseepcr jo9. Hood
-ff0sholf IL Co., feurd,rare Dealers, .4,.-
rested for Ensbes=lemenf.
At the instance of George Boshart, of
the firm of Wood. Boshart Il Co., hard
ware firm doing business on
Nicoliet avenve, the bookkeeper
of the house, Reuben II. Wood.
II. Wood was arraigned before Judge
Cooley upon the charge Of embezzlement.
The defendant, who is the son of Fl. D.
Wood. the senior member Of the firm.
waived an examination and filed bonds in
the sum Of 5000 for his appearance before
the grand jury at the next term of the
district court.
The complaint alleges that in the month
of October, 1881, check for $44.6O was
drawn on the firms account by the defend
ant in his capacity rs bookkeeper, and WAS
used by him to pay the premium on life
insurance. On this check was written,
charge to r. Fl. Wood" but the books
failed to show that it was SO charged: in
stead, the amount was charged against
freight account
Mr.. Bosaart. ID 3cut.ls,s !. :, ed
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Before Judge Cooley. I

Before Judge Cooley.
William Burnes and John Newton.
drunkenness; each committed ten days.
John Enebce, drunkenness; discharged.
John Moore, Mary Welch and Minnie
Visner, drunkenness; committed ten days
each.
Joseph Visne-, drunkenness; discharged.
Michael Griffin, drunkenness: committed
ten days.
Henry Kenoky, vag fancy; discharged.
John Lynch, drunkenness; committed
fifteen days.
B. A. Simpson and Olof Peterson, Great
ing noise and improper diversion in the
house of P. H. Prendergast on Sunday
night; paid fines of 81 each.
Robert Mccormick, creating a diversion
at his own domicile, to the disturbance of
his wife and family; committed thirty
days
E. B. Woodson, insulting conduct to Car
RE Becht; committed sixty days.
W. W. Doty, obstructing streets; contin-
ued until Wednesday morning.
Aslog A. Kual, larceny; examination
waived; held to the action of the grand
jury in the sum of $500 bonds; committed
in default of bonds.
$50.
Reuben II. Wood, embezzIement; exam
lnatlon waived; bound over to await the
action of the grand jury; bonds in 5000
filed.
Frank Barnard, larceny of chickens and
corn from Wesley Mills store; sent out OF
town.
John Delaney, Luther Simpson, George
Martin, James Dwyer; noise and improp-
er diversion on the streets; sentence sus-
pended under good behavior.
Jessie Gray, keeper of house of H.
fame; paid a fine of $50 and costs.
Belle Clark, Mabel Richmond, Ella Fos-
ter, Lille May, Nellie Driscall, Florence
Jones and frankie Gray; paid fines of $40
and costs each.
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.NOiS,g L.rkOOS.


john 1,eaaney, Lufher Simpson, George
MARI a asad Games Dryer, a ''frisky" quar-
te' recently from Madison, Wis. of young
men VINO went to a dance on Sunday night,
| agd doubtless shrinking themselves still in
| tire streets of their native town, went sing
ing and following home. Being admon-
/ ished by Officers Fox and Smith, they
I replied with taunts and jeers, re-
sulting in their being given
a nights lodging in the calaboose, as the
especial guests of Tailor Matt. Bross.
Nearly the whole afternoon was consumed
in their trial before Judge Cooley yester-
day, and they were defended by a recent
attorney from Madison who took an in
ordinate pride IN informing the city attor-
ney and the :conrt of the fact. He ''labored
long and hard" making an eloquent and
elaborate address to the court in sum-
ming up. The court held the
parties guilty, but considered that they
were not rufians, and not believing that
! they intended to commit the offence which
they really did commit, suspended SEN
teuce under good behavior. dismissing
| them from the curt room with a few
words of fatherly advice, bidding them
| to obey officers of the law in tho future.
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a,ss - loud in his denunciatiens
q Or the young man, asserting that
The store has been repeatedly robbed, and
lnsinuating ve..y strongly that the young
man was the thief. Both Mr.. Wood and
the defendant, his son, expressed a conf
dence in the expectation that all would
come Gus we'll and that the grand jury
would fall to find an Indictment, as the in
noe ,nce OF the defendant can be easily es
IF .olished They claim that it is all spite
work, and that the entry upon the books Of
a charge against freight account instead
of against personal account was an error
which any accountant might make.
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Horribly Burned.

Mrs. Clara Dawson narrowly escaped a
horrible death On Saturday night. Re-
turning to her home near the fair grounds,
from up town, she saturated piece of pa
per with kerosence oil, placed it together
with kindling of wood il the stove, then
applied a lighted match. An explosion
occurred, tearing the top from the stove,
and the burning oil was scattered upon
her. setting fire to her clothing. She
dashed into the street wild with pain,
screaming for help. The neighbors came
to her rescue and extingrished the flames.
Mrs. Dawson was shockingly burned about
the shoulders, hands, face and limbs, and
will doubtless be SCARED for life.
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DAMAGES.

The Administrator Of Ater. G. Hem ber0
Wants $4,000.
In the district court yesterday morning
the jury trial in the case of Peter M. Mark
as administrator of the estate of Alex.
G. Hemberg, against the st. Paul, MINI A.
apolis & Manitoba Railway company -.
commenced. The action is brOugF
cover $4,000 on account of the aa,,ts -,
Hemberg caused by his bein ,,s,s 'o-.o, =,
car on side track of the 49,. ZOO.
in East Minneapolis. Ar =, o.. 7 S,oros
plaintiffs attorney, O. 80 49, 49, 10 ,o an ..
me aay wa .se oo us Aea in hearing the test
m0ny iOr tue p AiMSiG The defendant
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THE EOURTS.
District C:s7<y'f.
u1RY CASES
Before Judge Young.

Before Judge Young.
Peter NJ. Mark as administrator of
Alex. G. Hemburg, deceased, VS.. The St
Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway
company; on trial.
COURT GASES.
Before Judge Lochreni
EdmuId O'Connor VS.. Andrew j. Finne-
gan; continued over term.
Il. 3. Langdon VS.. E. L. Ablen ct al.
referred.
st. Paul Foundry and Manufacturing
company VS.. john NJ. Cushing ct al; on
trial.
PAPERS FILED.
John Kelly VS.. Aboie R. Rutten ct al:
action to secure title to real estate.
Susan r. Eastman VS.. John S. Heaton ct
al; action to secure title to real estate.
Chales Croft VS.. Elizabeth Lauer ct al.
action 10 recover real estate.
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before Judge Uelard,

Before Judge LELAND
n the mHtter o: TIE e5.at7 Of VIM, Null
iken, deceased: orter for letters made.
In the matter of the estate of NJ. Frede-
rich Klitzia, deceased; order allowing final
account and decree of distribution made.
In the matter of Celeste Robinson. de-
ceased; order allowing final account and
decree of distribution made
In the matter OF the estate of Martha
Ware, deceased; order for letters made.
III the matter Of the estate OF Geo. w.
Reed, deceased; petition for letters made
Hearing Dec 81.