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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-26
STATE or MAINE.

HANCOCK, ss.-CouH of Probate, Ellsworth,
December Term, A. ID. Iss1.
Accounts having been died for settlement In Is
tate. of
Charles Dyer. non cempos., OF Brook svile
benjamin X. Dyer Guardian
Calvin J. Sargent, person Of incorporate habits
OF Ellsworth, A. +. Burnham, Guardian
Nette Nicholson minor. of Bucksport,
Parker Spoford, Guardian.
Andrew j. Rideout, late OF Bucksport deceased.
Shepard w Rideout Administrator.
Or,fered-Tnt the said accountants give no.
tee all persons interested, by causing a copy OF
this order TO be published three weeks success
lively in the Ellsworth American, a newspaper
printed In Ellsworth, in said county that thev
may appea, at a Probate Court to lie holden At
Ellsworth, on the End Wednesday of Jan next.
al ten ftle clock in the forenoon and show cause.
il any thy have, why the same should not be
allowed.
y dav USNINGHAM, Judge
Attes' old in I. p. DoRR Register
true copy. Attes State Pr. DoRR, Register
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LOST OR STOLEN !.

My boat, which Is lap streaked skif. about
twelve feet long painted blue inside, and lead
color outside, mysteriously disappeared during
the night OF the twenty. first OF November
from shepard's wharf, where she was moored
Amy person who will give information which will
lead TO the recovery OF said boat will be suitably
rewarded Apply TO address
WILLIAM OKE,
Sw5O' Ellsworth, Maine.
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PEN9ION8!

claims for soldiers for all diseases and injuries
and resulting diseases contracted in the service Of
the United states during the late rebellion OF
i-6l-ij: also for their widows, minor children IN
der sixteen wears Of age. for dependent fathers
and mothers, brothers and sisters under sixteen
wears of age for increase and rerat1ng and for
restoration where claims have once been allowed
and discontinued also for original claims rejected
for want Of better evidence; money claims in lieu
Of artificial limbs and appliances for resection and
aids in physical defects. contracted in the late
war There are more or less of these claims that
have not yet been allowed. | also prosecute
Claims for back pay and bounty, transportation
and all other claims against the government grow
outof said war.
A. r. BURNHAM.
N Cant N rsso 3s6
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BartiettN Island


Dancing school closed Nov H. with a
calico bali. where all seemed To have A
good time
N bah and supp.r npd II Won wan, :,
have good time and a good laugh. iu,,
70 ID a poverty bau. 4 committee IA,
n">en L" award the prA.s !" the ones
~ i"|hrn '"e Wort any III Alheftoh
lee. said il va, the unauinou, opjnion
that Joe Brinkworth should have The. nrjza
a. thu. worst looking nan anJ esrah
naI I-'tI 4, me worst looking woman on
na' ''etl ls'ahd' iot "hich doubtful com
PAYMENT theE were 81 course duiy thankful.
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Notice of Assignee Of His Ap-
DOintment.

I Ellsworth in the county OF Hancock and state
IL Of Maine the twelfth day of December A. d.
ksz9
flse undersigned hereby gives notice of his APP
yoln tmens as assignee of the estate OF John H..
Z frl ~ Ellsworth in said county OF Hancock, In
vent uhVu his petition bv the court of insolvency
fof sal" 'HQnty Of Hancock
S"'A CHARLES II. DRUMMEY, Assignee.
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M Nod that DIV gives publi- n0tice 10 all
III An upop hersas been ,iuly appointed
ano har ~ ~ and testshe trust Of an exeeu-
Tx OF Wy - HANCOCK in ~ OF Nathaniel K.
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This novel article which is Of beautiful
design and finish, is highly valued in New
England homes where it j. regarded "a
one of the happy invention, Of the aye.
1t will be sent at the expense of the sub
seriber, with full directions for its use, on
receipt of sl0O.
ORIN s D0NNELL,
lyri3- Franklin. Maine.
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UANVOtk ;, :-tuurt q Probate. Dec
2 rt4. "A. p.. I>>9.
t+.a t8y foregoing Petition .ORpEKED-Ih said
...uutr -Itc tUtlI, uotce to all persons IBIeres-
tAA-u.- "a e.. ltt ui THE petition ami this or
4tanuu ta t'v punustied three - cekS successive
I4 tHc Ellsworth American, a newspaper
.a-v3 ur ruaIl-hesi ia Ellsworth, III said CoUn-
t-at tlcy MAY appear al a Count ot Pro
ii IuI sand County. To tn held AT Els
itl. the eighth gay 81 January
D. A- lt Len ri the CLOCK Ia iAe forruuSn 10
n. elu-'. % amy they have, WAY the prayer
e..a B.uuuhtT should not to- granted.
O. a. LLNNlNDHAM. Judge.
Attest -ttiA> 4. poRK, krglzl
4 .r., .Hl.y 8, r-j.-CnA> 4. pOIK. krgi-tt
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THE FORUM,

VS. nave made ARA ngcments whereby VT IN
receive new subscriptions to the FoKIN q a
subscription 10 the Ellsworth American ia IS
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ing foremost American review" Of Hyin2 -lh-
{ect-, anu among ITS contributors 3un /, he
ita'hng writers Of the wurd. IL giye- AutA Ia
i've discussions of each side alike Of every s ng
fut7ti"i. Y tle time ne New YORK Usrq}a ASS
~ IL mas done more I" bring the thinkia en-
OF The country into connection with clrrcntl "a
ture than ans other publication" Thu. j. h. *.
ceptional opportunity for every reader the
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n TIC Honorable Judge Of Probate for the ooun.
u SO iiauclcE.
r. tIt 4-agd administrators OF the estate Of
L. aiott A.. 4-owt4t. ist,e of bncksport, In said
ltf. stIsss4 tC@ptrl uiis represent. thai TIE
e L!.-I4,tis. Ia ata sI5a - it OF said
a So. a., Ao4 eu4tpH b. pay e. Just debts and
ci.af-rs vi accommodation, bAvshe sum % tour
d .ia4t4 "u4ar- ~ nCrcfutt your petitioners
l..t> fnur itsHur 90 grant ulem d icehse to sell.
-. Fl-ss oI t4-saa" eaie, AMI convey the follow
OH t-UllU.i fIte, " iaud situated IN said Bucks
i.-tt. uu.I.,itti. uvlinhlns on the range line be
.,.u tr AI-t AMI -tCouu range 81 lots aud at the
,.str sd 4tiu leiiutl - OF Reuben STUDS, thence
-t4l ou -.a.i range ATTY ave rods 10 stream at
r.I beaver data, thence southsri4 By said stream
iH li Utl ttilItN I'VE rvt- thence Hs the road
al5 fools te le ui trent iuts, thence 10y the said
4 cts bots iH Ir-t hpulb OF t8e real estate OF the
.a-..4. .jllt4uh tisv IcNcr-lun ot the widow :
ID Wef u,rvn#, g. satisfy sai3 debts aud charges
a. administration.
Aldo T. LOWELL, JR.
AlhLkI \, <ItkLR>U<-
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Ayers Hair VigOr

Ayers Hair Vigor
S the "ideal' Ilair-,iressing. 1t re-
stores the color 10 gray hair promotes
a fresh aud vigorous growth prevents
EA the formation of
E - dandruffi makes the
4 IGI hair soft and silken;
1 ~ and imparts a deli
k.&EEEaA cate but lasting per-
M N\fu,m,ss.
IMAM @0ago my hair COM
&s.S,v@ lucnced falling out,
Th4W EiT \ and in few weeks
L xM%t s;A rlV head was almost
bald tried many
-'utc,i : hut hey iid no good final
rs bought ii bottle Of Ayers Hair Vigor,
nd after using only "a part Of the con-
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fravy growth IF hair. ! recommend
lnur preparation rs the best in the
world IF. Munlay. Sharon Grove, Ky.
Fl hayr used Ayers Hair Vigor for
uumh"r 81 wears, aud II las always given
ne satisfaction. Its an excellent dress
in-, prevents the hair from turning
gray, 1u~urcS its vigorous growth, and
Keeps The scalp white aud clean" -
Mars \ Jackson, Salem. Mass.
II have used Ayers Hair Vigor for
promoting th,. growth 81 the hair, and
think it uueauAl"d. For restoring the
hair 20 it, oriEiua, color. anA for dress
ing it cannot h- surpassed Mrs. Geo.
la Fever, Eaton Rapids. Mich,
'A,cr'- Has Ni-or is most excel
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-26

Ifany dealer says ne has the W. J.. Douglas
Shoe nithout name and price stamped on
the bottom, put him down as q fraud
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-26

From the Bonneville Journsl.l
WHAT TO GIVE HER.
What shall | give her?
Tell me, pray;
What shall | give her
Christmas-dsy?
Diamonds, Jewels
Without price?
Doubtless she'd think them
Very nice.
Bric-a-braci Bon-bons?
Filmy lace!
A Parian Venus
Full of grace?
A box of glovesi Ora
Sealskin sacques
A costly bronze? An
Etruscan plaqueI
Christmas is coming,
One week hence;
And here in my purse I've
Fifty cents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-26

the formation of
dandrnf; makes the
hair soft and silken;
and impar,s a deli
cate but lasting per-
fume.
| " Several months
'ago my hair COM
i.icnced falling out.
and in a few weeks
lilV head was almost
l,all | tried many
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-26

WALDO T. LOWELL, JR.
AlhIkI \ Mo NILSSON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-23
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETs.
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
Tie visible supply of wheat last week decreased
SIC 500 bushels, while corn fell of 960.o19 bushels.
In TIE former case the decrease less than had
been expected in the latter somewhat moro But the
markets were so professional in character that little
more than trading influences swayed prices. Only
10000 bushels were dealt in for export wheat and
the SPOT market was shade lower. Less than
5000 900 bushels Of options were recorded and tho
market was variable and unsettled. Cable adylcos
were conflicting but the whole were iaN orable IN
character The net changes were a loss Of ii for
IuIv ut 81 IL. August being unchanged at 20 81
while gains were scored of 35 for september at
50 L., October az SO 3-5 and December at oo IS,
and ga cent for May, 1890. at SO Il cents. The
market closed steady and on the curb prices were
shade higher at 90 IS Tor August and % o-o cents
for December
Corn was l-4a1-2 cent on the spot with shippers
buying les 900 bushels. The options showed slight
visible supply statement assisted. however. by more
favorable cable dispatches The close was Im al net
gains Of 3-5 cent follows: July, % IL; August,
40 "a September, IA October, A ID cents.
Oats quiet but firm on the spot Tie options
were neglected closing shade higher for August and
May 1890 the following quotations: July, - IL :;
August 81 81 september. p 5-s. October. % :,
Mdy 1890. 80 5-S cents. Lard was duh but strong.
Tie options few points better at IS 81 for
August. $6 73 for september and October and SO %
for November
The receipts of -four and grain reported yesterday
at New-YorlI Philadelphia, Baltimore aud Boston were
as follows: Wheat. 12.110 bushels, corn 3GO,99O
bushels oats 1OO174 bushels total, 1929 bushels
-four, 81 .44s packages. At Chicago. Milwaukee and
81 Louis the arrivals Wheat, 216,Gs2 bushels
corn 346 739 bushels; OATS. 1872 eO7 bushels; total,
72s 315 bushels; flour, 1925 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-23
PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, July %, 3:45 p. m.-Beef-The demand IS
improving. PORK ia poor demand liams-Ihe demand
has fallen or Bacon in poor demand. Cheese ia poor
demand. Tallow IA good demand prime city strong az
pr "a. Turlentnc u good demand. fosu Ia fall de-.
mand. Lard-Spot and futures in poor demand; prime
Western, spot, steady %, Sd July August and sep
TENDER steady 39s Cd Wheat In poor demand. Flour
in fair demand Com-Spot IN good demand, futures IN
fair demand Mixed Western, spot july, August ana
september firm at A.. Hops al London-Pacihc Coast IN
poor demand.
Reepfs u wheat for the past week from Atlantic ports
10 300 quarters; from Pacific ports, % O0O from other
sources 22COo Receipts Of American for the past
week $4,000 quarters
Breadstufs-Whcat Arm; demand DOOR holders offer
sparngly: California No J. = 2dU7s 81 pr ceHtil Corn
hrm demand fair mixed Western. - per GENITAL
Professionalism. 33s ID per cwt for prime Western.
London. July 22.-"The Mark Lane Express" ia ito
weekly review o. tie British grain uid. "Er gll=l
wheat whit 60 higher The sales 81 EuRll IN
wheat during the were 80 349 quarters az -9
"a against "a $50 Quarsfs 81 dung poud.
inc week year The prices OF foreign wheat favor
sellers owing diminished deliveries OF spring Corn
strong at 81 advance. GriDHng barley g. 81 cht apcr
Oats Ga dearcL Al today's markot ErCiish wleAt
advanced Cd Foreign whites fraction better. Thu
prices q ard sellers favor Tye was
Ia dcareI. Beans and peas firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-23
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. July % (speciaD.-1be receipts Of wheat
today were as big they We're expected TO be.
l47 900 bushels at ST. Louis and 1G6 here. The
estimates for Tuesday show that there win be 30
cars received here lo2 cars OF them of the contract
grade and that there will be close 20O0 900 bush
els at St. Louis. The big sold wheat freely
last week on this anticipated heavy movement, and
as Monday started in heavier for his season In
spite OF very bullsh cables, wheat opened at little
decline. There "piungng.' The leaders
were divided George Smith being buyer Hutchinson
seller. The strong cable news finally carried the
market away from all the other minor influences.
The fact that tho market had been plugged all day
with alleged private cables OF beaIish tone from
New-Y0rk nquestonably added some vchcmeaco %
the advance when II shown that they were I'M
dOubtcdly false December wheat opened at 70 Il.
sold between "a aud Is and closed the
top July opened at 20 "a, sold between IS "a and
so cents and closed at the top There was some
wheat sold here for direct export. Corn was strong
and IS cent higher. because Of the enormous ont
movement, 63T 900 bushels being In inspected
out Saturday. Pork al time showed advance
over saturday Of II IL cents IL closed AZ cents
adv ance. at S11 30 for September Short ribs al one
time showed to 12 cen.s advance and closed at
IL 10 cents advance, at 50 CT TO 80 20 for Sep
tember. Lard opened and closed at Sc 81 IL for
September. On the curb wheat was stroag at 80 II
cents for December.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-23

WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Monday, July Up H.
A few of the many false reports which were
started last week their circuit around the world
were denied to-day. On Friday 1t was asserted
with a positiveness which challenged contradIc-
ton. that the price of steel plates had been re-
duced So q ton, and on Saturday there was
conspicuous weakness in stocks in consequence
Of the announcement that the State Railroad Com-
missioners in Missouri had ordered a horizontal
reduction in local rates 1t will not be denied, IN
either instance, that some persons knew that the
rumors were unfounded. In the case OF steel
plates the absurdity was apparent but there was
no assurance about the action OF any western
Board of Railroad Commissioners. 1t is I'M
necessary to say that both reports were denied.
In spite of this favorable demonstration, how
ever the market lacked spirit, and in the early
dealings an apparent selling for foreign account
seemed to chill attempts at an advance. The
fact that prices fell on false rumors and did not
recover when they were cOntradicted might have
been considered significant, if it was not for the
popular opinion that the course OF prices was
subject to sxilful manipulation.
The movement to-day was certainly irregular,
and aside from the dulness, the frregularity was
the conspicuous feature. The final changes were
small. but if Northwest closed Ia per cent lower,
St Paul gained the same fraction, and. If Atchson
was particularly weak, Missouri Pacific and Bur
hngton and Quincy were nearly as strong The
fresh announcement that collateral trust loan
was about TO be issued depressed the Northern
Pacific stocks, but Union Pacific lost nothing,
although the existence of the Transcontinental
Association was said to be question of only
few days. The market. in other words, was IN
the hands of small traders, who cared nothing for
facts or conditions if they could reap brokerage
or a brokers' profit. The large interests that
should have given direction to the market were
apathctc. One side spent its force in idle talk
about the money market, and the other was salts
fed with its present holdings of stocks. The
bear faction was afraid to make vigorous as
sault and the bulls were willing to await the
simple logic OF events.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Inc sales Of few Government bonds caused
weakening in prices, but pre- umably because the
buyers were ANXIOUS to secure bargains The
closing quotations were follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-23
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPn.

Bunao y. Y. July observation-disclosures last "a
hours 800 head, total for week thus far. $3.50; 10.
time last week 1900; consigned through $3.50
head LAO head to NewIOlk 5000 head sale; pnms
TO choice native shipping steers, 4OOGl 900 70. - 10
GS4 20; medium " good export graies 13OOdL40O ID,
% S00$4 10; fair u choice canning anu DutcheTina
grades, b200a1 300 n. 80 y0aSi; medium . good do
110Oa1 zoo ID, 80 50Q$3 10 good t. chOc. shipping d.
l,000ql 100 d, 50 G5qS5 so very common az al grad
9U0GlOOO n % 25GS2 90 Michigan sJ.Srs, stock efs
and feed@s, fir to choice 81 75as3 10 do 10 fair 70
good shipping, g 25as2 co. fair ID choice add
Leers, az j0qs5 Is medium " good do a 2JGs2 90
common 70 prime do, 81 l5a$2 % sheep and lambs
Receipts for last 81 hours, $500 head tota for week
thus far u, coo; for time last week. 1900;
signed through, GOO head New York. 5000 head {
5000 head On sale; demand mostly for consumDuon
prices steddy; choice extra sheep 81 5Odsl 20 medium
70 good sheep, 81 26aSi 80; common do. ElGS4 25
Good " choice lambs - 1886 fair TO eS51 d. Is 80
aS5 70; common, S5G$5 50. HogS-Hecepts for las5
"a hours. D,760 head total for week thus lar Is 260
for the time last week. 2L160; consignol through
J,460 head; 1850 heed - NewYofk $500 head on
sale prices steady with fair demand; market closed
quiet and unchanged heavy hogs o. 5OaSi Do MEDIUMS.
II I0i selected fHGium WEIGHTS. 81 coast 10 lOkeFs
"a e0as4 g piss, 81 oOa@l %; roughs 50 75as4 (;
Chicago Union Stock Yards July 22.--'rhe Drovers'
Journal" reports SaIe-k, eciptS, Loo shipmsnss'
Beeyes, 90 30dSl 80 sockeIs and Feeders s2QS2 80
Cows Bulls and Mixed, $l0S2 so; Texas Cattle 81 500
SO O5 Hogs-Recepts, 1900 shipments, $500. Mar.
Light 81 sOSs4 7O; Pig, ,slasl so sheep-Receipls,
- 75 Western, So 75as4 10; Texans, s3as4; Lambs,
: 5Oas5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-23

The Treasury bought $4,000 Of lbs at
106 rs.
State bonds were neglected, and Of city bank
stocks there were no sales.
The market for railroad bonds sympathi2ed with
the early movement in stocks. The final changes
were small declines that rarely reached per cent.
Reading first incomes recorded this los, at 81
while the general mortgage As were only 5-S lower
at 90 g. Denver and Rio Grande Western 1irsts
declined "a per cent to 50 IA, and several other
issues Ia 10 IL on an average. The eXtr1Or-
binary declines in the Hooking Valley securities
were due to unusual causes The advances were
not numerous but somewhat larger. Atlantic and
Pacific incomes gained 1-2 at / IA, Mobile and
Ohio generals per cent at "a, and West shore is
IS per cent at 100 a. The market closed firm
without pressure in any quarter.
Money was unusually easy at 2 IL to 3 per
cent on call, and before the close the'supply was
so large that the last loans were made at .. At
tempts to advance the rates for time loans were
without effect, and they were probably made by
lenders
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, SG5,S7o,3S7; balances,
81, S95,431.
Clearing House S55O,49l Its net loss on balance
on Saturday and to-day S76l 500, made up
BY loss of S707,474 gold. less gain of $685.
currency. The two days operations covered :
Receipts. s4.353.4G7: payments. s5iI5.097: re-
suting in n general balance of $780, 546, IT'S
consisting Of 81 76,l29,502 coin and s2O4 7,275
currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived to-day S269,3l4 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were s77G,sil, and the
internal revenue receipts were S8Ss 25O
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures Of the last previous statement as follows :
Not coll en- hand Iqy 20 4 ri, Jqy ~ s pi Dsgr sg
n: s,eToa hand 5s57oi6 5i55ii6 Bee. $3.50
on haad....'... soso74So So9n.o7o Inc. 1920
Actual cash IN
Ircas'y
ous'and-
Ing certificates ei2 ss7 $50 sel2os7 100 Inc els00ia
Deposits .n baaas t3Oit,l6 f213l,J29 Dee. 3l2ls7
Ne csl balances $3.50 1896 s2-5 Gus DDS Dee sIs2 3s
The foreign exchanges wore naturally quiet
because there Will be no mail until "Wednesday
The RATES on London were decidedly easier and
on Paris barely steady. Further shipments OF
specie at the end Of the week may be made
bun the profit on them is problcmatical The
rates were fer actual business as follows Banls-
ers bills at "a 50 "a and 81 81 "a respectively
for long and short sterling; French francs an
BIS is ard 81 5-s reichmarks at % Is and
90 ID, and guilders at 40 is and 40 l-2
In London British consols were strong at n
further advance 10 0S ll-l6 for both money and
the account. Money about 10 per cent in
the Op,n market Bar silver brought AZ 81 Sd
an ounce American railway shares were dull
without conspicuous feature simply following
the variations in the home market In conse-
ouence OF the small changes nEbitrag &c business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-23
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Oourt--Genera Term.- Recess continued
SUPREME C0urt-ChaHbers-BefOre OBrIen. J.-COurt
opens 10 80 a. Motion calendar Nos TO p called
az IL o'clock
August s, 1889.
Supreme COurt-Special Term-Part II-AdJourned for
the
Supreme Court-Circuit-Parts /, H., III. and w..
Adj FOR the term
surrogate's CouIt-Before Ransom, S.--wnl Of NJ L.
ComstOck 10 80 a. H. probate Wills OF Josephine
Sanger Duylach, FredeTka Alderman Agricoa,
10 a. M Adelne Decker, Thomas Malon, David Lang,
George Thesis, 10 80 q. N.
Superior Court-speclal Term-Before DugrO, J-Court
opens at u m. Motions.
Superor Court-Equity Term Adjourned for the term.
Superior C0urt-Tfial Term-Parts l., II. and Ill
Adjourned FOR the t6Tm
Common Pleas-Generai Term-AdIourned FOR the term:
Cnmnsn PleaS-Sp cal Term-Before BOOkstaver j.
Court opens at IL q. m. Motions
Pleas-Trial Term-Parts l. and II. Adjourned
for The tenn
opens at 10 a. m. Motions
City Court-Tral TeTm-Parts l., II. and III.-Ad.
joUrned for the term.
General Scssions-parts l. H. and III.-AdiOurned for
Court Of Oyer and acknowledgement until this
Ing No day calendar.