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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-11
MEMORIAL WINDOWS ~ BRo0KLYN
WHAT WILL PROBABLY BE SEEN N THE CHURCT
OF TIE MESSIAH ON SUNDAY.

WHAT WILL PROBABLY BE SEEN IN THE CHURCH
OF TIE MESSIAH ON SUNDAY.
Two handsome memorial windows are to be
unveiled tomorrow afternoon IN the Church Of the Mes
sas at Greene and Cermont ayes, Brooklyn Of which
the Rev Charles r. Baker Is rector. Tho windows were
designed and made London and arrived in the city
few DAYS ago One Of them is in memory Of Luther
n Donaldson. formerly treasurer and junior war
de- Of the church IL Is contributed by the
members Of the parish aud the clerks Of the Bank Of
Ausrca in this city, with which MI Donaldson con-
nected The other memory Of Lewis Morrsa New
York merchant who was Of the first vestrymeD or
the church. and is contributed by the sundayschooL
The Dossldssn window lie the larger II 10 on the west
aide Of the church and divided by the gallery The
subject OF the upper portion TIE Deum, choir OF an
gels singing and playing Instruments The
lower portion illustrates the Parable Of the
beside the throne The servant kneeling and has de-
posted his bag OF ten talents, while by peculiar trans
parent effect the other servant who could mot account
Tor his one talent u In the distance, through
the window, being taken away The window is n
eeriDed Luther II. Donaldson Obit, Nov. 1883" 1t
r. .enty feet IN height aud the first OF series
only the lower half OF a window The subject treated
fplt ia the three at the tomb OF Jesus. Tbs
stone has rolled partly fro@ the mouth Of the tomb snd
the angel is seated outside, while Mary fallen her
Ths marked feature both windows is the excellent
perspective In the Morris window the partly rsen
+ sVsed Of 10 enrich and deepen the eolong The win
dOwsyi cost about 81 900. There is duty on thsm
o. they ecclesiastical purposes and not for sale
CAV and the rector was fearful they would not be ready
for Easter sunday.
Mr. Baker SAID the plans completing the tower Of
sss wsrs he sess sy. saa n the spring and
will sos Of when has been hubkcr1Ded the
sest expected, viii be obtained within lev days. IAs
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He FOUNp ANOTHER GIRL.

Early in February last Minnie Cohen, petite,
SrQhteyed grl OF sixteen. made the acquaintance Of
Barnett Weinberg, age nireteeD clerk on ~ week
tor Rothschd & Co., dealers in dry-yoois. She says
that the youag clerk thereafter called upon her daily
the theatre horsscar rides ana walks together followed
until at the end Of two weeks, she declares, they
became engaged 70 be married she even loaned
The clerk ring pattern for engagement ring which
be was 20 procure for her, Young Weinberg the girl says,
represented himself youth vi fine prospects and with
an income sufficient support wife, II In luxury, at
least free from the petty aEnOyances which poverty often
brings ON March 10. Miss Cohen AYERS, weinberg was
missing called upon him at the store, and he quietly
informed her that he had found another girl" whom he
liked better than herself and that ne proposed 70 marry
her subsequently young Weinberg for malicious and Vim
acive purposes used walk past Miss COheus home at
twilight with the "Other girl his arm. And. too be
refused TO return her ring. Miss Cohen after had
Weinberg arrested ia suit for $1,000 for broken prom
ises OF marriage.
Judge HAYES IN the CITY Court, vacated the order Of
arrest Yesterday. Weinberg declared that he never
uromised marry Miss Cohen aud he strongly asserted
that gave him the ring to and then refused -
take Il back he first met her, ne said when he delivered
st her house package Of goods sent from the store.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTOy STOCKS.
BOsTOS, April 10, 1884,
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA sT0CK&
R.sor,ea ~ 10 u 4 DAyL, 3 o.. u vain
THURSDAY, April 10
THE GENERAL LIST.

THURSDAY. April 10-P. ".
A stock speculation that records only 114,l36
shares as the total product of its operations for
day calls for no extended comment. The sum OF
thetransac ions ists own explanation. The market
to-day opened at figures that either were equal to
OF better than those at last evenings closing and
then followed some fractional Improvements; but
there was nothing in the early advance, nor IN the
subsequent decline, Dor in the later partial recov
ery that furnished even to traders who oper-
ate for per cent profits or losses Union Pacific as
usual led thest with transactions that one-third
of the days total business; and after to Zig
and decline to 703l it finally closed as 1T opened,
at Ills St. Paul is second on the list, with trans
actions amounting TO $4,000 shares, and 1t closed
at its highest fglrs which is q per cent better
than the opening; that stock enjoyed the support
that was derived from the cOmpany's statement OF
earnings which shows an increase for the first week
of April of S27 800 an increased mileage or 2oO
miles. No other stock than those named recorded
sales of as much az 5000 shares except Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western $500 shares OF one
half stock; il opened up Is at 121l- sold mp to
1878 and closed at 121l2 and Reading closed at
its highest figure 557s or % higher than the open
ing. The theory of the speculation is that the COM
panIes having recognized the necessities OF the
situation by an agreement to close the mines dur
ing the whole OF next week VIII prevent decIlne
in the price of coal While such an arran cement
may be of benefit 20 the stockholders of the Penn
sylvania Coal Company, who have no first charges
between the net earnings and dividends on their
stock such companies as Reading and some others
forego the creation of assets upon which money
may be raised to meet pressing engagements. The
situation of the coal companies is not far different
from what IL wasin espring Of 1879 an increased
capacity with its attending cost with declining
demand for consumption. Taking the market as
whole 1t closed at better figures than IL did last
evening" but the dealings indicate little disposition
to trade on either aide Of the account. and the stock
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MR.. CoMsTocK BOUND TO GET THE BOOKS

.rrrp THE STORM IN THE MARIE GARRISON SUIT.
The hearing in the Marie Garrison suit
yesterday opened In decorous manner but it was evil
dent that the relations the counsel and between
the counsel on side and the referee, were somewhat
strained after the exciting discussion of the day before
As SOON "a the court opened NJ W Tyler attorney for
the referee order that the stenographer
make one only, which should contain the ful
proceedings and declared the official record and thus
avoid such Issues as had been raised
Referee Dwight-Thst would not leave any UNOFFICIAL
record - -. al, - tY,,o. 7
case after having subjected us TO thousands OF do
81. srder Won made n the beginnisg Whatever you
der shall have my own sten0grapner here 10 take all
The referee-we VIII not discuss this question, Mr..
Clinton. -
The referee IinterruptingErhe unofficial record DOE;
not exist hs, disappeared there nome So aod s
auv one shall check its quotation Hereaftcrit mas only
the standing OF private paper.
Judge Comstock then began argument on the ques-
ton Of producing the books Of r. L. Cutting jr
& Co. The referee told him be was arguing
something involved in the question
whereupon NIr ComstocE withdrew another room Tor
consultation with HIS numerous associates
Mr. Conklng-fas the counsel hle Outlsee the process
sion Mr. Day starts OUT And Day too AND the
evening and the morning were the first Day"
In making his argument Mr. COmstoek said excitedly
We Will have those books We riH hdrethsn And
give the and all others connected with this case
notice that shall those BOOKS Taking up book
j read from Mr. CowdreY's testimony. Roads,
Mr. Tyler-You not reading it right
Mr. ConKling-You are reading from the romance In
stead OF from the record.
The referee-Judge must read rom the record. /
don't want stenogrzpher get u down Incorrectly
as YOU reading It. Now. Judge is there any case
known TO You which holds that you can call your own
witness and then liking his testimony make him
produce his books probe his memory
Mr. Comstock- hesitatinglyl l do net know that
do Do YOU
The referee-I not arguing. only asking for IN
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rrpoprAN PRoDuoE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. April Sas
s9s %, Long Clear sIddlss tss Os short Sear Rass
extra indian Ness India Ness s4a
Ness sos Od Der bbl, Prime Ness Eastern 1esg Wes[
ern asa LardAasnOan 40s 0d Prime Western 4sa a.
OIL 4Us Ga Hams-Long Cut bIs shoulders soa oN
Butter i06a per dnest United states Cheese-
American Choice 7Oa whsst-Rsd Western spring "a
Ia I'd. New Winter 70 LOO New AiLsd western
Be- M; California No Is Sd. 8s 3d. California No.
a. Id ara id per Genital Corn-MIed old, Dc, Odi DO
sew a. lOd per GENITAL Produce-spirts ef Turpenrine
sum oSd per gallon Clover seed-Ameriean Red. 60si
aSOs per cwt faIlOW, 37s Cd. owt hoain-Commsn,
a. Cd PALE e. q iOs Cd Linsssd OIL zoe I'd per cwt
reatuna-rhs receipts Of for the past Two Gay
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DAMAGES FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT.

Patrick Prendergast recovered from Noel B.
Amory yesterday the Supreme Court $3.50 for false
imnrsonment october g. 1882 On that day Prender-
Fast who was foreman OF the linemen Of the United
ttates Illuminating Company, two men the roof
OF ahouse In Tweny-fOurthst near Broadway. cutting
the company lines II. reported this az tue company
Office bat refused 20 tell the names OF the men, saying
81 would not be an iuforner for $1,000 Mr.. AmOry,
the superintendent OF outdoor work. had PrenuergaSt
arrested. locked up suspicious person on
the order Of Captain Williams He sought TO recover
$4,000 from the superintendent. The company was
also sued but the complaint was dismissed. Thomas
Ewing appeared for Mr. Preudergas and I. H. hubbard
ffrM 4nlnT
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Elsewhere the clearances were; Oh CITY lI62f,ooVi
Bradford o. 100000; and Pittsburs, l24o2OOO barrels
The refined market is little improved. but quotations
to-day advanced OF cent 10 SIC cents per gsoh
in New York and 81 cents In Baltimore ana Phladepnl
BRADFORD Penn, April 1o-Crude oil firms total runs
Wednesday 63,2o9 bbls.i total shipments oI,oSe dds
cbarters a5 o75 bbl., clearances IL 100000 bbs
United Pipe Line certificates opened at S3s ana eiosed ~
O3la; highest price, 94A; lowest 92s
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
u -rrr.-.. 10. NIL 1 n -1rhn rrncnnlinnr q

" AsHINGION' ApTlI IV.--I ut PTOCttUIIgs OF
the United states supreme Court to-day follows:
No. 6e7-The Butchers Union saugh'erhouse and Live
city
lave Landing -aghteIhOuse Company Argument
concluded.
Z78CrOsbv NOyes trustee appellant aRf the Inland
ana eaDa8rd C0a-tng Company Of the District OF Columbia
and Appeal the supreme Court OF the District Ok
columbia Docketed and dismissed with costs.
80 2HO-The United states, rel stephen V White.
paintf IN error. at J. j. Knox, controller etc. Argued
No 3i6I A. Bafnham and others trustees appellants.
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A SHORT CUT-Languid Old Swell-ah (out
with the Dear Girls 81 say youngah Codhoppoh which
the quickest theah Rectory the neld
or by the road Chorbac0n junior reckon cross the
fields quickest measter." Langud Swell DO you now
las measter It's a sight longer nor the road, but
yow get threw II quicker eos Farmer Boompkins mad
bull grazes t." 1anguid swell thinks the road per
hsps bettah, so do the dear girlsJ-lFun.
The American politicians could handle Chi
Minister Ju at Washington much better II ne were
70 add 49, 10 his NAME N0rrstswn Herald
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TIE PETROLECM MARKET

AEw-YORK, Apul 10
The monthly report of the United Pipe
Lines for March presents decided change In stocks
from the report for February There increase Of
26Ll2s barrels in the gross stocks, OF 1904 barrels
in the sediment and surplus and OF 89114 bar
rels stocks The outstanding acceptaDees or GER
tifcates were decreased 5O9.95l barrels with cor
responding increase OF 599065 barrels IN the credit bal
The receipts last month were larger than in Fe
uary by 793i5 barrels but the deliveries show gam OF
l73.264 barrels The figures Tin baIrelS) Tor the Isl
three months are as follows:
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alng 7o.ooo Amertcan. ReeeIpt. Of

including 20 900 Receipts
corn. 25.7OO centals.
LONDON April -Profuce-fInssef Oil R19 ISIS k2O So
per ton Calcutta ass b45s quarter
seed Cake sS los per ton Refined Petroleum. cid 96a d
per gallon Spirits Turpeutine, 24s. Sd per ewL
sperm oil, e64as65 per ton. hosin-Common, q. 3D.;
Pale. Is ella Provisions-Lard 45a Od. per ewt for
American sugar d1Ss Sd cw- for Cuba Centrt
agai polarzing $50 and Cd al6s Sd for Cuba Mas
coyadO tar refining ah0aL
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tower win be of brick and erracottabu 70 heRns =.
$50 feet and III be ged for set OK chles 20 e
added subsequently. companion tower 81 inc hol
east end Of the church will alsO be finished ana an 49,
built on the Greene-ave front the whole resemD in.
somewhat the St James's Church now WiiinHs ~
Nadfaon-aVe and SEVENTY first At. New \ OK
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loan market reflects small remaining short inter-
est. TO be forced in TO aiding higher values.
Government bonds were unusually quiet and the
bids for the per cents were off la per cent. An
nexed are the closing quotations
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FuROpEAN FIyANCIAL NARKgrs

LosDoN April lO-1230 p. m.-United states Four Per
Bonds 1Z6; Atlantic and Great western First Mortgage
Trustees Certificates = do second Mortgage 81; Erie
81 Second COnsOls, gl illinois Central 1875 Penn
syivan 81 =: Reading p II Mexican Ordinary O& cana
dian Pacific, J3l4 ~ Paul Common, X.
m-Ihe bullion IN the Bank Of England has decreased
So 5000 during the past week. ....,.-
The proportion VI the Of England TO liability
which Is per cent, Il now 45s cent
m-Atsntic and Great Western First Mortgage Irus
Certificates q; Erie 81 T. Mexican Ordinary, 62
quote Three Per Cent Rentes at 70 francs
10 confines account.
m-The amount Of bullion Wthdrawn rom the Bank OF
England on balance to-day 10 484,JOO.
Paris alvces quote Three Per Cent Renes ~ n francs
for the account.
BRRLN April lO-The statement OF the Imperial Bank OF
Germany specie OF SlSO,OlO marks.
PARIS April lO.-The weekly statement OF the Bank OF
decrease gold Of lli36,OOO francs and
bO0OUOO francs in silver
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The petroleum speculation active to-day, put II
displayed evershness even the face Of occasional
apparent strength After early fluctuations from S3s9
g2fs cents 10 e5s a923, cents there was steady i'm
provement a. against 1888 cents last night
The advance tempted the covering Of shorts ana even
ventures OF the long" side In the late afternoon the
market weakened aud fell TO 92A cents closing barely
steady at 03la cents.
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MINES AND MINING.

SALEsAT TIE NETWORK MINING EXCHANGE
NEWPORT. April 10 1884
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,rbsequenty lost and clossd nominal at the
Export demand uDimpoan Car lots for local trade
we're 70 far demand and erner track 4oc Rejects,
Mixci track {Sc.i No High Mxcd, depot S4c;
steamer Yellow IN graindepot Doe: sail Low MVei track,
poe; sail Yellow asoat 1Sc5 do track Sic; ssi Aixed
April 5395ic May, 81 1d55c; June. S. 'zaJ c.. July,
S6a957c Osts-Car ots IN goodrequf and advanced III
No. White Acc; No. 2 White, 40ae Futures quiet and
Tse aey an NO White April, 3l9Siles May. 409io',cs
Sune ev9rlci july Ha4lc. ProyHons que and stesdys
SSeeI My Family 81 Ssil 5o DO Packets ss 5c DO
20 NESS rl<9tlz 80; Beef Hams r2T so India Ae>s
P PesE Ns srs s.i e H. sSsl4 So Dried Bee sIIsss
81 5o iians smoked Italics do D. fully cured l2ss9
lcf ides ~ ar IN salt Dd9stc. -moke tO11l OatcJ
shOudersin Gfg salt al smoked &C.; sn0uL
deis PicSle cnred s4cs 10 smoked. 9aeise. Bellies
pickle. lnD 10 &c DO do. smoked zaf iO0fOlzc Lard
city Refined 80 5Od 50 80; steam n IA 20 O0 Butchers
Loose = 2JaSs %; Butter dun and welk srIlpeugsyy
ma Creamery Extra 32G35c. Western Creamery Extra.
3zd@c g. and n Y Extras. 2sa3Oc do Pir.is 25a27es
western Extc2s 22@23ci western Good to Choice TO
zoe Rolls, 9Glfc. Eggs lower but active; Extra t71
2c Cheese 11n or choice lots New York Pl Cresms.
IL i20lOcg Western Full Cream, ClOce, lc.
fair % good; lna2c; Pennsylvania part On aSc;
do full skins GAGE sugar-haw nominal; Refined dull and
weak; Powdered 1907 &C; Graduated 7e; COnfec-
toner's A. Jqci Feed strOnger-Wnter RraD. sIG BO1
fl7 % Petroleum dun but steady; Refined IN b8ls "a s
cases 10 Receipts Flour 500 bblss Wheat 5000 BUSH
Corn 5000 busl; Oats 1900 bush ShipmentsWaeat.
10000 bush; Corn. 1000 bush; DATA 1000 Duzh-
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The following sales were held at the Exchang
SalesroOm to-day:
By Richard Y Earner d Co.
4.story brOwnstoDe dwelling, with lot No 20 East
p' EesGrs cor u
hS Of eSrs SP iot lot 5xS4s Dcbbs $50
st. Of above, plot Of land 622Iirregdlarj W
stoPy Sric1 building with lot No Is waier.
Is Of G1uE =, st !S M sIiSs q d hsT@Sa
Square. lot 2G1s8 I; { DriseOil ID 20
sinilar house With lot 80 81 Moit-st adjoining
atSys b4 91 i house ~h lo West
similar l9 aoa.e wGt ot 30 sig Nest ts SS
Joining above lot 2OIl0S2' weIlshusen...;... l4OO
ado ming above each lot 2oxio0S; Henry Heller.
Joining above lot iSiOTiO5i; Philip Boyer.,.-. 1895
a9d S5 Mont s :. and eSek t oP5 9ssTesh
plot OF land lO49K27 BENZ Johnston SO l0
BY 4. II. Muller q Son.
'ssGy Of sS SSHs lot s. adT N.
' Of Par KAYE lot 1880 John crotten. $3.50
8 story broHnstone house, with lot; 10 l7s West
47th.st. OF 7th-ave. lot 2or605i John d. ., ~
wrx BYE. n. Ltdt0v & Co.
lots West 9lstst 100 Y Of sth-sye. and Slots.
zoos John Mcclure. 1910
BIZ 4. J. Blocker & Sons.
lots On cor q e8h' together In 'e
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
SRw.YoKE CITY
l46lh.st IS so IT of spencer Pace. s5tII0l.Sr
is2Iioo; Il oden ct a to R Edwards and an = a.,
x,s 9sSSr ave !, I62 IT Of Fltch:,t 27II9o Eliza
sOssS cor a Of ssdsS MARI ottnsero ct
a.h ave cor OF l32d-st l66rsi; same 20 lilo
Gays. 0 o cor Of 1osth-st, 5ozloo Morris keiar , 49,
,So,S Ss IN Il Of sdsvs 25Iiis5i Rebecsa
Meiser and another, executors TO Cerf..-- $40
lOtns no 22s LSs. .Hos saerop o.
ll9t..s sa 1853 It " OF Ave-A, 2oIlO0lli Loess n.
,o,t % Jos by rS rs II W q Sthsve i5oIi0o5,
7o'9 EsIs and vile to v 1900
laath.st n g. I25 Il Q OF 2daye, 60xi0o1iI VIM Gus
sou aud vile 10 jonas Well et 1900
l7th,st, No 2le East lsrso rhonss Morton and
,ots wIo ~ = 500 II W Of SHAVE i6.sIss.s,
Ittli aud another 10 Weservet- lbOo
Dcminckst No 2si Jessie Crawford at al to John an
s9a's an 9se II Of Shave, i37 SIioos; Bauer
snd wife 70 4 Perrie Ao"o'
4oth-st No 236 West, 20xl0o5i Conway ana 40 >.
sothst IS 10 n Of i0th-sve, 25I9ss VIM Con- a M
roy aud wife 20 Benz. w ailace A"S
27h-st lao II " Of 5tn-sye 2oxsss u HE "a IA
osth.st s sls n Of 3dave ls.sxioo.si H. A. ,s-.
Harr and wife 10 Jos Runzli >''''
l2thst u corner OF Greenwlehs. oinh a, Rsn
ri; Rosanna W Da cunha and another 70 nco 1000
ssts.t 200 ii Of adsve. a5Iloo4 Mary Me- aso
Msnus and another 2 sa1 t1ssn snd VIE 10
ALI. :. cor Of liisvs 0oI3S cunning and ,4oC
wife e P ss susan sarsr and husband TO -,
"a sys 90 II Of iisthst soxso' Samuel Wen sos
and wife e Fred LsAsn6aha' .''''-''''''''''''''
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANcIsCO, April 10. 1894
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday, April To- 1884
The following sales were held at the Exchange
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-09
The Courts.


Court IN GENERAL TERM
Yesterday, Clark agt District of Columbia;
argued and submitted.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Jndoe Hdozpr
Yesterday, National bank OF the Republic act
Hume ct AL: verdict for plaintiff 81 100. At Lee
agt Washington and Georgetown railroad COM
pany; jury respited.
EQUITY CoURT-Judge Macarthur
Yesterday, New agt. Warren; dismissal Of bill
CRIMINAL CouRr-Judoe Wugie.
Yesterday, VIM. Sweeney and John Herrty rob
berry; verdict guilty. motion for new trial Edward
ko6; gaming table; motion to quash granted. b.
F. Hickman and Henry Reed libel; verdict not
guilty; W: b. Moran, burglary; defendant COM
mitted. Mary Thomas larceny; plea of not guilty
Withdrawn and plea Of guilty entered; sentenced TO
six months in jail
PROBATE CoURT-Judoe Mdc4rthur
Yesterday. estate OF E. B. Mountz and ". S.
Buckley; nnal notice issued. Estate OF r. w
Pywel:; inventory OF personality returned. VIII of
e Alice Raiser sa As se fPs enR e.
Fan, guardian to Emma B. and Mary Morrice;
Estate of Catherine Allsop; will admitted and
ietaers sS Jestamen!ary granted to James F. Hood:
personality returned and first account passed.
Estate of S. P: Mackey; petition and order Of
petition of executor and order of publication
Estate or Cornelia A. Dikeman; order allowing
executor commission rescinded. Estate Ellen Bur-
appointed administrator; bond, $780, Estate OF
Anna Randall; petition and proof of publication
nled, and Randall Hagner and Samuel Maddox ap-
pointed administrators: bond, $1,000. Estate OF
Eiizabeth killian: petition and order of appoint
menu; pond, 5000. Estate Margaret II. Byrne:
VIII admltted to probate. Estate OF Armand Lauer:
Justice Lauer appointed administrator; bond. 81 zoo
Estate Chas. SiouSsa; will proved and admitted;
$4,000. Estate of Mary A Auth; order of pubica,
ton. Estate of Juliet Quackenbush proof Of publ
catlon flled and Elizabeth Quackenblsh appointed
admlnlStratrlx; bond, $4,000. Estate OF William B.
Mcdonald; order of publication Estate of Richard
vlgle order OF reference to A. A. Brooke Mary NJ.
to invest funds granted Estate OF Margaret Burke:
first account passed. Rev. jeremiah O. sullivan,
guardian to orphans Of Margaret Burke; first ac-
count OF guardian passed Estate OF Harriet Park
Phisk; second account OF administrator passed.
Margaret Mason. guardian to James Mason; first
account OF guardian passed. Estate of Charles E.
Hlllsley; Lewis w. Tallman appointed administra-
tor; bond, $1,000.