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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-13
Administrators Notice.

Estate of Hans Maasen, deceased
The undersigned, having been appointed Admin
strator Of the estate of Hans Maasen, late OF the
county Of Rock Island State Of Illinois. deceased,
county Court Of ROCK Island county. at the office
Of the clerk Of said Court, In the city Of Rock
Island, at the September term, on the Third Mon
day in September next q wa,ss te a sns
reouested 10 attend for the purpose Of having the
same adjusted. All persons indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make immediate payment to
the undersigned. -
Dated this Iith day of July, A. D., 1883.
'e1 ''--D AUGUST HERKERT,
;,lx, 70 ,,aw Administrator.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-13

'Twuz Saturday mite, the wakes wurk wuz dun,
In McFadden's saloon it looked hazy;
Twas blue from the poipes of few Irish lads,
Who wor smokn' and takin it aiZy;
And wan Of the crowd was Jerry O'Dowd-
Not better man stands on two fate;
For box or a tip, for song or jig,
Not a lad could wild Jerry compate.
Wild smokin' and drinkin' the tonne slipped away
HTwuz good nachered crowd maxim merry,
Till party came in and shpoke in way
That at wanst was resinted by Jerry.
Twus all about Bull Dog the party did shpake,
sayin' Bull dog wuz not right in flavor,
Not one Of the byes WIZ there wild O'Dowd.
Wud take such a remark in good favor,
And Jerry shpoke out wild flash in his eye,
His words they could all understand;
me name is O'Dowd, can back up the wurd,
'Tis the foinest chew made In the land
Coats were dotted, and parties divide,
Sure dozen heads thsmp on the iure;
But them as wuz hit by the fist of o'Dowd,
Wur landed clane outside the dure.
Whin the ruetion wuz over the friends of O'Dowd
Sorra wan showed the mark of fte;
While not spalpeen of the opposite side
| But had skunk like thafe out site.
| Wild Glasses clinkin' ODowd gev a toast
His friend wild responses jined in;
wid Here's to the Bun Dog the finest ay chews
Iver placed twixt yer nose and yer chin;
| May it iver ez now be top ay the hape,
The Bull Dog the best that is shown;
| The champion chew av Americas land,
| Of fne cut the choicest that's known"
10. H. SCHOCK ER.
1 ROCK ISLAND. ---
| may-lS-o6m
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-13
A war Reminiscence for Butler.

COLUMBUS, S. c., July 12-The investiga-
ton into the management of the Tewksbury
asylum and the notoriety at present associ-
ated with the name of Benjamin F. Butler,
governor of Massachusetts, has caused the
resurrection of an extraordinary advertise
ment published in The Charleston Courier in
1868 by Col Richard Yeadon, wealthy man
and one of the editors and proprietors of that
journal The following is copy of the ad-
vertisement
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-13

UNION STocK YARDS, July I2.-Cattle-
The increased receipts caused a weak feeling,
and BUYERS held back for CONCESSIONS and
few sales were made at a slight decline.
Fancy shipping steers, s5.9O@6 Is; choice,
$50: medium steers, s5 20@5 80; butchers
steers, a. 30@5oO good to choice fat cows
and heifers, So 60@4 so; common to fair do,
81. 30@3 SO; bulls and stays, 81 5003. SO; Texas
grass steers So 40@4 50; do corn fatted, 81. Is
ass; native feeding steers, 81 60@5.00;
tockers, So 25@4,S5 Hogs-The market was
weak and dull at 5t0l0c decline. Fair
% choice smooth light bacon grades, S. Is
as. 35; good to choice heavy, $5.30Q5. GO,
Sheep-DulI and supply fair Seles: Com
non, 81 25dl2 rs; fair to medium, So 90@S 80;
| good do, So 2503. SO, and choice S3.70(a4 10
| Der 100 lbs, fancy, 81 2o@45 o. chiefly at $3.50
24.O0.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-13

OTTAWA, Ont, July 12.-Another crib of
the Carlton dam, ten feet in length, has been
carried away, taking with it about thirty feet
Of the superstructure. The break is now
about fifty feet wide, but owing to the high
state of the main river the water in the canal
has not fallen to any perceptible extent
Every addition to the opening in the dam in
creases the difficulty of repairing the struc
tIlre
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-13
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, July .-Rodiger& Co. give the
following range of quotations on the board Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27

mile only TO give way to General Monroe OF roe
and settle These o contested the Sn lssa Gp the 60 last
iIIo5g Free Cold ESd the best Of it but Irish King
rushed MP 40 swiftly o head him in front Of inc and IN
free Cold struggled desperately under te "P, pron
the las. stride Just MANAGED t. push me Kpd second
He Won by short head IN 2io2' Irlsn thrd Nettl
fotb Monk NTH Hiawassa sixth yOlusia seventh lds
b. last The flush was so that the spectators Acre
Ggb S 1n Mt the dS SSaGs With hose
and had Monks number put as third put 9Ss s mtg
ward sent word to the press ncknowleIeIIk t 1nxn
take. Mutual pools $40 65. Hiawasse broke oo"n'
ONE MORE SELLING RACE FOR DAN X
Fifth racial ages, selling allowances purse Soo"
1.1s miles. Eight starters-Henner's geldine
Dan K mged. 100 pounds ]. McLaughhnli
P. LorilIard's FLY Inconstant q, s2 Oiney
Jeter walden's colt Antrim (31o3, Holloway wilson's
gelaing skylark aged, Ill, KeeganG Duffy's mare
Baby aged, los, W. DonohueG Hopson's hlly Deiian
g. o. Riley; Haneys colt Glenullen %, 1o1' brmer
and p H. McMahon's geldng General Scott a. Io''
Fitzpatrick Pools-Dan X. $50 Inconstant $50 sky-
lark S15 GlenuIen Sl5 field $50. Books-Dan n. 10
l. Inconstant 3 TO l. skylark to l. Dailsn 10 In
GGnq Ganar, sc6 70 o 4n ban was until the
quarter and then through, winning WIN en ne
by e3gb and hall Deaa secon coss tonrth Glen
ulen fth 1ncOnstant sixth, Antrim seventh, anu oAt
lark last The start was one OF tne 6n spscc Mutual
pools $l2 55 Dan X entered to be soid lOr %oO0
fIe was bought In for S1,0i5. a.o -, eEso
added inside coursc six siarters-W O. Days filIy
Belle Of the North a. 1872, W. Meany NJ DAYS h9E3e
Camillus o.. 1872 Henryl NJ kenneys g gedi9s
Hobsons Choice (aged. 100, Lynch Br Bradley,
aud Medingers mare IIeoise &C. ~ Popel; rasn
Belle Of the North $40 Yonkers, CamlliIs ana toSos
Choice $50 each, field Sl5. BoOksBelle or the NoItn
TO l. Iobaons Choice to /, Yonkers 3 TO L. Cannns
to l. Greenway to /, Heloise to l. Belle 81 inc me
eight lengths Yonkers second, forty lengths before
Camlllus, he urong before Hobsons Choice He,0,5e
half n 1onU hgNh Az
None of the others even stumbled Time, 5:10. Mutual
pOOlE Slb o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27

The Undine in Class a, the Lofts In Glass ID and
the Jessie In Glass /.
Law Gould used his new yacht Ataanta I'm travelling
between his country seat the Hudson and the city
Yesterday The vessel will not be thrown open 10 public
inspection at present, II Is understood, because Mr.
ionld has snfed his aversion 70 the publicity which
mas attended the movements Of the yacht.
H. s. Jaffray comes down from his home on the Hud-
son 10 this city every morning his yacht Stranger and
returns on t at night -
A meeting OF the Seawanhaka Yacht Club was
held at DelmonicO's Monday. Ii decided to
hold regatta for open boats but the time and place
were left decision Of the Regatta Committee. The
COrnthian races which we're not made within the pre-
seribed time Saturday, viii probably be sailed over
again In the fail
A regatta viii be held at Havre, France, on July %,
open to yachts OF all nations There will be three
matches-the first for all yachts 10 tons; the SEQ
ond for pilot boats and the third for yachts of
from TO - tons. In the first match cash prizes are
offered amounting 10 1900 francs, and the Admiralty
odds "A telescope and "A blnOonar glass. The President
of the French Republic will give prize to be
competed for by the three winning yachts In the first
match and the Yacht Club dc France offers special
prize valued at 600 francs for Frencn yachts In the
match for small boats cash prizes TO the OF 500
francs medals offered In each match the yachts
are TO be divided into three classes The length OF the
course for the largo yachts will be about thirty miles
that for the smaller yachts about twenty miles AL
entries must be made before July 20. The annual
regatta Dall will DO held NJ Frascau near Hayre on
July 81.
The quincy Yacht Club Of Massachusetts, hold
to-day of Quincy Great Hill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
DE LA SALE INSTITUTE.

The large hall and the gallery of CHECKER
ing Hall were well filed yesterday afternoon when the
Rev Father Mclean OF st. Peters Church, opened the
commencement exercises Of the DE La Sale Institute
The platform was occupied by tho pupils OF the hst-
tute TO number Of 100 and by Father Anthony pres
ident OF Manhattan College. DIR. hc5weeny, tathers
Clancy and lynch and Senator Grady: John
F. Buckley gave his views Of tho life and
works OF De La Sale. founder Of tho order.
The Rev Father Mclean gave dpoma' to the gradual
ING class and awarded medals Timothy oeary. John
F. Buckley and Edward J. Foley. After tho awarding
OF medals Dr. Edward Pagan. an old graduate OF tue
Institute made On address 10 the graduates.
The names OF the graduates are a. follows;
CLASSICAL COURSE.
Britt j lolcy' T.
Buckloy.JF y LeAiS' -
COMMERCIAL COURSE.
p.r,o,r Al Loughran. CT
S"lbD's,n 4 L OBren. w
osca,aor r ehurf, ] J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
NEWS ABOUT YACHTING.
REGATTA OF THE ECLIPSE CLUB-THE ATALASTA-
OTTER GOSSIP.


The EcIipse Yacht Club held its first annual
rcgata Yesterday There yachts In the
race The course from OF the club house, at the
foot Of East up the Sound 10
augway Buoy and return. prz ewas awarded in each
NJ the six classes aud champion ponnant given to the
Yacht making the quickest time over the course. The
veebts were all small the largest being the Bella Beam
40 feet q inches all but some of them were re-
uorkahly fast sailors and well handled AT ll;45
GUN from the stub house gave the signal for starting
ana the yachts went the line careenng under the
strong southeast wind The cat-boat Jessie got of first
and kept the lead 10 the close OF the race winning the
,ennant Before reaching Fort Schuyler several of the
rncors were obliged 70 reef The Ada and Black Joke
broke down before reaching the buoy and drew out OF
the race The Eclipse carried away her topmast but
completed the course On the return down the Sound
the wind died considerably and the yachts shook out
Their reefs barge and two tugs Allied with people
conpanicd the course The time OF the
race was follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
THE STOKES WILL CONTEST.

Another hearing was had yesterday in the
Stokes Will Nathan L. Ely, who said he had
known Mr. Stokes for many years, testified that in April
1881 Mr. stokes had personally audited the Of
the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals for
the preceding year. The auditing done at the house
of Mr. Stokes and occupied about two hours that dur
ing this time Mr. Stokes examined the checks and vouch
ers submitted and compared them by with the
account books He displayed his customary business
carefuness and intelligence and the witness never had
q suspicion that his mind not vigorous as ever
Dr. George W. Richards, OF Orange, testified In
gard 10 the serious illness OF Mrs. Dale, Miss Jane
Whitfor1 servant ia the Stokes family, detailed the
routine of Mr. stokes's family life presiding and
ing at his table, taking his daily exercise giving direc
the servants carving for Mrs. Stokes In her last
sickness, and conducting family worship. The witness
recOected special petitions the occasion of the
death Mrs stokes Mr. Stokes In his prayers apt
10 refer Mrs. Dale the sick and afflicted member
OF family" The witness said that only few days
before Mr. Stokess death, he called her him aud paid
her her wages by check asking her If the amount
correct Mr.. Stokes constant reader of tho daily
papers up TO the time Of his DEATH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27

nv the trustees by which Of rest may be
70 the president without seyernk laid before the
rntee. this afternoon end duly acted Oh bn fe
"a Letter of last fall In which be said ne ic
ISiers W Inmst cease the work. as It was pros-
Inc too severe for him and was noe nonld cause
bi 70 resicn from the head OF the institution o I 70
he had given the best years of his ne Inc to
,Sa,t on Precedent Cattel. and offer hm an @ bis
leave OF absence with the hope thst ~ o more he
$4,000 DR. Cattel said to the commttee tnat
sonation must be na that he felt be could not 20 on
In the work The committee VIII rePOi' " '"0
this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY STOCK.


The suit brought by Peter Marie and others
against Commodore Garrison to recover Si,O00OOO OF
Missouri Pacific Railroad stock obtained by the latter in
1876 was continued yesterday before Professor TheO
dore Dwight referee, at No. 160 Broadway. The exam
iuaon OF James Baker former attorney for the Atlantic
and Pacific and the Missouri Pacific, was brought to
close lie said that at the time OF the purchase OF the
third mortgage bonds by Commodore Garrison the latter
knew that the bonds hypohecated TO certain banks
aud individuals but did not know to what
particular banks or individuals. Cross-examned
be said that $500 issued In bonds to pay debt
and TO construct the Csrondele branch large amount
Of the liabilities Of Missouri PaccS60O OO0-arose
after 1t was leased TO the Atlantic and Pacific for which
the Inter became bound Part of this debt
sented by notes. none which secured by bonds
but many bonds held in hypothecaton as collateral
to notes and bills. He could not say that Mr.
Garrison had bought any Of these notes. judgment
on some OF them was assigned to Kennedy, clerk in
Mr. GarrisOn's Office and recovered on third mort
closure decree Commodore Garrison also became pos
sessed OF a stockyard in Kansas worth 100000 or
100000, owned by the company, by means or judg
ment In favor OF his clerk. The bill OF foreclosure was
filed because OF the large amounts OF taxes and judg
mens on the road coming due then and the fear that
the rolling stock OF the Missouri Pacific would DC seized
to satisfy these debts. The idea TO put the matter
into the hands Of the Court protective measure and
the Witness counsel had advised this step lie did
not believe that there any good equitable ground
on W hitch "A defence could have been made against the
foreclosure,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
ST. PAUL s.
a.
STATEN ISLAND.
BASEBALL NEWS.
THE GAMES

THE GAMES PLAYED YESTERDAY.
At Boston-Boston, Z; York, 2.
At Proyidence-Ph Philadelphia, 4; Providence, o
AT Buffao-Detroit, s; Buffalo,,
At ChicagO-Chicago. 3; Cleveland, o.
At Coumbus-Athletic, q; Columbus 2.
At Ctncinuau-Alegheny 4; Cincinnati l.
At New Haven-Yale, l; Harvard. o.
GAMES PLAYED ON MONDAY.
AtProvidence; Providence, ~; New York, !
At Buffalo, Buffalo, 2 Detroit, O.
At Boston; Boston, Is; Philadelphia, 2.
:. At Columbus; Columbus, 2; Athletic, l.
At Cincinnati; Allegheny. 2; Cincinnati, 1.
At Louisville; MetropOlitans, o. Eclipse, L.
AT St Louis; ST. Louis, A; Baltimore, 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
REFUSING TO DISSOLVE AN INJUNCTION

Justice Lawrence yesterday refused to dis
solve the temporary injunction which had been granted
restraining the Manhattan Railway Company from doing
any acts carry out the socalcd merger agreement
The company applied TO have the injunction dissolved
upon giving bond of indemnity under tho recent
statute which authorizes such in cases where
the injury complained of and enoned not OF an ire
parable nature Justice Lawrence, In his opinion, al
udes to the fact that the injunction be dissolved
unless the injury is Of reparable nature and declares
that there data before him from which he can
Judge whether the injury In the present such or
not The affidavit upon which the application had been
made merely stated expression of opinion that
the merger agreement, II carried out could njure
the Metropolitan Company, and II Il did njure the COM
pany that the injury could be readily compensated
damages. No facts were presented to the Court
upon which 1t could form its own opinion
Aside from this the motion should be denied
because the statute contemplated that the application
should DO made to the Judge VINO granted the In
Junction In this che injunction had been granted
by ChiefJusoe Davis, and IL had been continued after
agreement by Justice Barrett In the suit pending In the
Court of Common Pleas the hearing the injunction
was still In progress that ChiefJustce Days de-
cision authority In the present Justice
Lawrence also expresses the belief that the statute did
net apply TO where tho injunction had been
granted after hearing OF both sides To hold that
| would be In effect TO hold that the defendant
could carry contract which the Court had decided
was invalid and void In other words, ono law would
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
CRICKET At CAMP WASHING TON

An interesting cricket match was played al
Camp Washington, Staten Island yesterday. between
the picked eleven OF st. Paus School, Concord, N H.,
and the first eleven OF the Staten Island Cricket Club
The match was began at IL o'clock Staten Island won
the toss and going to the bat scored 113 runs Tho
schooboys went in rather confident after their victory
over the St Georges eleven. but were retired for ID
runs This decided the match, as there not
time to complete she second innings Staten Island
therefore, won by 4s runs The following Is the score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
GIFTS TO LEWIsBURG UNIVERSITY.

LEwISBURG, Penn, june 26.-The Board OF
Trustees OF Lewisburg University have accepted Mr.
william Buckuel's munihcent Offer establish eleven
scholarships 900 each for the benefit Of young men,
They have also taken measures to secure nine other
seholarships of the amount increase the
number 10 twenty. The senior class mas appropriated
the interest $500 for prize 0ratOry To he con
tested for by the two societies connected with tae
nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
COURT CALENDARS-JUNE 81.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAHBERs- Before Lawrence. mos
Is 20 81 81 TO- 81 49, a. ll2 ll6 III lag l@ l56 2i5.
26S 26I 267 274 27S ga $50 ISL 2s2 23 23 2SS $50
3O2 3O3 3O $685. 3U6 3O7 SO7 sOS SO9 3l Sl6 3D. 2ls
SuPGSmE coURr-srEctlL TERx-Be:Ore DonOhue. J.-NOA
500 95l, S99 1927, 1920 Sl2.
SUPREME CoUgr-CIRCUTT-PAR I-Bef0re Potter J. -
Nos 1861 1861 1851 $500 2S74 $3.50 2S57 27oa 20os
PART II-Beiore Van Worst, Mos 1908. 65s1 2zIs.
l44s, 20i5. 3O37 3ll0. 1898, 1894 - o.,o o,a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
THE COURT OF APPEALS
SARAToGA. June 26.-In the Court of Appeal

to-day the following decisions were handed down.
The Rank Monroe the State Of Now York Scott
StOekweh-Judgment affirmed with costs.
snrance Company, claim OF Hoyt MAY Jung Yueng.
lueng Zone In Hine agt W00lworth; the town OF
HANCOCK agt The First NauonaI Bank or OaPru I'm ass
OF Lansingburg agt the Cohoes etc, Bridge Company
order affirmed with costs. :.
ground order appealed from Is not hn with costs
Diamond Match Company agt, RoeDeri Buckley agt the
Gutta Percha Manufacturing Company dismissed
ancock aQt sears-order of Supreme Court and County
Judge aud motion punish the debtor Tor contempt
denied with costs and costs OF this appeal
Csribbon agt Tree-Order OF Court OF Common Pleas
yersed thar OF the Marine Court affirmed with costs
In the Iehgh Valley 10 cross the rteRs Oh the new.
put calendar Tor dy certain denied w1thous
costs -. -,
Webster agt The People-Motton TO yaeate stay denied
Fellows FeOwsUpOn reconsideration OF the case
the points submitted motion for denied
Pierce aet Wa ers-Moton TO return remitur and open
default denied with costs -. -,
Meigs ag Mccain; Henckin agt James Bryant agt Hol
brook-Motion 10 dismiss appeal granted with costs 49,
MOraDge agt De YoungMotion 10 send return oeed Win
costs. -.
Barr agt the New.York Lake and Western Railroad
Company Mitternacht agt kelerman-Moti0n 10 dsniss
appeal denied without costs. ,,.,.
amend Temur Remttur anended so as 10 read a. I0l.
Judgment modified by striking the sum o.
$1,000 and interest thereon from January TO- !5o. ana
thus modified afnrmed without costs 10 elhef party
The following arguments were made;
No l75-Granyer agt Mangam-Argued
No lS4-Wiliam @. Johnson, respondent agt James L
Brooks appellant Argued A..
No lssHElza ane Chrsty. respondent agt the Home&
pathic Life Insurance Company-Argued
Thursday and Friday, June % and 70, VIII be set
apart for hearing appeals from orders.
Following ia the day Wednesday June a. Nos
H. 554. $50, i59, 1873, liz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27

TRENTON, N. j., June 26.-In the Chancery
Court to-day bill filed by Chancellor Woodruff on
behalf of Grace Company Of New-York against the
bankrupt Globe Rubber Company of this city 1t alleges
that the managers Of the company formed scheme to
defraud It's creditors John Candy, treasurer OF the
company, Is alleged TO have been the principal In the
scheme and James H. Brook president OF the company
and Josiah HoIies. director, are accused OF having
actively aided him In the affair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
sWARTHMoRE COLLEGE.

SwARTHMoRE, Penn, June 26-The com"
exercises Of swarhmore College took place
this afternoon The degree of Bachelor OF Arts was con-
upon graduates, tour OF Whom were women
that of bachelor Science upon six the degree OF Bach
elor OF Literature upon i've Including two women, ana
thai OF Civil Engineer upon one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
THE COURT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-ln the Court OF
Commissioners Of Alabama Claims Judgments have
been announced follows, with interest from daesmen
tioned
Clinton Harris and Minnie Barnes executors OF the wiz
OF Chimney So 30l and Isaac all $3S99 October
Cassidy 1922 January rs 1861 Daniel PEN
neman Judgment the United states John W. Mart s72o.
october7 1864 Philip Henry Brown surviving partner Of
BENJAMIN simpson S605, June g. 1858; George w flsE,
x22y June o. 1885, Andrew Lewis Sl66 August ~ 1884
A. j. Bird administrator OF John Bird deceased s403l and
Bird Sidney ". Bird. surviving partners OF The
OF John Bird Co.. 81 525 and Dudley s. ones So S51;
Jones' $685. and udIey y Jones administrator az
Daniel Kelly. SAL July IL 1864 Jane Kelley executx
OF William Kelley. S487 December ~ 1862; Daniei
d. Kelly sl58; and l. Fowler $lS5 and Jane Kelly.
executrix OF will oil William Kelly 500 and William Chat
field. s69 May 2 1865 Daniel D. Kelly, sl5S and William
Chst6ed So and Mute Administrative Of James Nute
deceased 33 aud Cyrus bune s33 March 49, 1861;
Daniel d. Kelly s2,96l Joseph W. Bach, sS46 Izetto
administrator Of estate OF James Mute SS46 Oeorso
Prince S2ll and William Chated 81 $50, May IL 1854;
Daniel Kelley 1896 Jane Kelley administering OF estate
William Keey 1896 Izette Mute. admnistrairiL Of 90
of j. Mute s263 George Prince s29i Henry Pigeon
s2Ba and William Cha6ed, 264 March 81 1854 Daniel D.
Kelley s577; Joseph w. Bach. s65 IZete Mute admais.
trarix James Mute, Sl65 George j. Prince, 81:
William ID. Cbathed s2SS; and Ferdinand d. Croker So.
October D. 1864; John y. Cushing Sl2 30 keturah ~
M Gushing administrative Of William cushing deceased.
1922: Lawrence B. Cushing administrator OF Henry
Johnson Sg7 Jnly 81, 1885, Albert 5fbber SURVIVING
partner Bibber PtcOmb $3.50 June %. 1883 Charles
H. Lyon $780, october a. 1861 Edward Greenred Ilnker
soil; Mary Emma Hoyey, administratr1 Of Henry n
Morgan Charles Morgan, executors Of Elisha E. Nor
gan, deceased S3S, 63a, August %. 1854