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Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
A FIT OF PIQUK
Alleged a. she Cause or MILES Hewe,l
Disappearance.

Alleged as the Cause or MILES Rewe,s
DISAPPEARANCE.
The case of Miles Rowe of Fair Haven is
most peculiar ono. Some days ago he disap-
peared from his home and his relatives feared
that he would make away with himself
They secured the assistance of the Fair Haven
police, who after searching for the man
found him In an old barn nearly famished
and half dead from exposure. Rowe was toe
weak to walk and while the sfiesrs went for
carriage to take him to the hospital he
managed to crawl away and has not been
seen since. The reason for Rowe's queer ao-
tions is said to be ft of pique. Sometime
ago a wealthy uncle died in the west and
Rowe thought that there should have been q
sum of money-about So. 500-coming to
him. Rowe got the netion into his head that
he had been badly treated and decided to 60
into the woods and die. It il thought quite
likely that he has carried his threat into exc
cution by this time. Rowe Ia an old man and
q we'll known character In Fair Haven. He
IL connected with the old and wealthy Rowe
family of Fair Haven.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
TIE COURT RECORD.
Supreme Court or Errors-ChiefJ ustice
Andrews.

Andrews.
The case Of Arson T. Colt Of New York against
r. Redaeld g. Sons an appealed case from the court
of common pleas, was heard yesterday morning.
The plaintiff claims he owns right OF way and the
access to seven acres Of woodland and stone
quarry bounded north by land owred by Francis
Donnslly, easterly by land owned by the heirs OF
Jabez T. Potter westerly by land Of the late Henry
II. Odds and southerly by land Of said Robert Red
field. On April 1, 1880, defendants are charged
with excavatinR and carrying away earth and stone
to the extent OF one hundred and sixty feet long,
fifteen feet wide and from threeto twenty feet
deep, from the southerly right Of way. 1t ia fur
Their claimed that this driveway had been In exist
ence for seventy years. The plaintiff claims 500
damages.
In the afternoon was heard the arguments in the
case OF Charles Havey against George l.. Stockin,
Ellsworth E. Baker, Peter Reiser and Edward
Peters. The plaintiff claims that April ~, 1859, the
defendants hired horse to drive to Orange but the
journey was continued to Shelton, and as result
Of the overdrving the horse Immediately died at
that place and claim Of $500 In damages was made
Hamilton argued for Pavey and Asher and Pickett
costs were given.
The court adjourned for the session.
There were ten cases on the docket,but only three
were ready for trial. The cases Of b. Shoninger q
Co. va. Frederick o. Peabody, Tilton e. Doolttle
the selectmen of Branford and Butler Hardware
company vs.. Wallace & King will be heard at Hart
ford next Tues day Two Of these cases could not
be heard here owing to the illness Of General Ksl
logg Of Waterbury, one Of the counsel.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
First Connections ARTILLERY.

The business men and citizens of Will
mantle generally are contributing literally
towards defraying the expenses of the re-
union of the First Connecticut Heavy artil-
lery, which is to be hold there on Tuesday,
June 10. Tubbs' band of Norwich has been
engaged to furnish the music. Between 800
and 400 veterans are expected to be present,
to which number New London will contribute
her share. -.
The boys will be entertained at dinner, and
good one If Willimantio keeps up her old
record, and the fare on the return trip has
been fixed ON all routes at one cent mile.
Senators Hawley and Plat, Congressman
Russell, Governor Buckley and many other
distinguished men will be there. The exer-
cises will be held In Loomer opera house.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05

South NoRwALK, June IA young
woman giving her name as Eliza Kelly has
been arrested on a charge of infanticide.
She has confessed to the police that she is
the mother Of child whose dead body was
found on the outskirts of the town recently,
and that the child was alive when born.
She also confessed to having drowned the
infant in brook. The woman has been
employed a. domestic in . Maine street
fauoiIv
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
City Court - Criminal Side Judges
Picket and thompson.

William Ryan, non support Of children, nollsd
payment of Sis54 costs; Albert Robinson, breach
Of the peace against Jacob Moore, continued &c
Albert Robinson continued to June o; FrsdsricE
Cisco, theft from James Hawkes., discharged, David
Demermosky, violating Sunday secular law, dis
fame, $40 Hns. S24i costs; Jail; John @. Pinney
lAscivious carriage; IS fine, SAL COSTS Jail; Cath
crime Healy, breach of the peace and drunkenness,
90 days In Jail, Sc 81 costs; james e. Turbert va
grancy, continued to June s.: John Lawler, reform
school complaint, committed to reform school dur
ing minority; Frederick Cisco, breach of the peace
against James Hawkes., IS fine, $3.50 costs.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
For a NEW FnEIGHT LINE.

steamers from New York TO Branford
|. and shore Limo 20 Boston.
BRANFoRD, June "A scheme to run q
new freight line between New York and
Boston is being discussed here. II IL pro-
posed TO run line of steamers from New
York TO Branford and then transfer all
freight to Boston by way of the Shore Line
road. Mr.. q. B. Plant Of the Plant Steam
ship company, wealthy resident of this
place, is said to be at the head of the now
enterprise and II Ia thought by many that
the new line may be in operation by fall. It
il proposed to run a spur track from the
Shore Line tracks in this place TO Branford
Point, . distance of mile. to connect with
the steamers. Should the new project be
carried ont II would add not little to Bran
Sord's busiusss interests.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
Connection VS.. Instrumentation

TlHE frat is honorable, honest, and healthy
i stimulus to business. The latter Is neither,
and while seeking to undermine 1t destroys all oon-
fdence and business Thirty-six years practical
experience in the manufacture and sale of
Fire Proof Safes, Locks, ETC.,
Has provided us with stock of information wor-
thy Of confidence. All parties contemplating the
purchase Of either FIRE BURGLAR PROOF
protection may avail themselves of this informA-
tion Free of Cost and at the same time examine
our large assortment Of Safes, etc., Without Incur
risk Of being persistenty 'bored" thereafter. Our
Prices Are As Low As The Lowest Quality consid-
ered), and all we ask Is the privilege OF Showing
Our Goods, Naming Prices, and fair treatment at
the hands Of intending purchasers who consider
Quality as well as Price. New Safes from TWEEN
TY-FIVE DOLLARS ($20 upwards We beg to
refer to few verv recent sales; o,,soNaco
27s and s75 State street, cor. wooster ST.
Yale National Bank.
Merchants National Bank.
City Bank.
winchester Repeating Arms Co.
Wallace B. Fem & Co.
Butler & Tyler.
Benedict, Downes & Co.
City of New Haven for Board Of Health.
Town of New Haven for Registrar of Vital Sta.
tistics.
Hoicomb Bros. & Co.
Yale Gas Stove Co.
II. Schwed.
Shelton Co., Birmingham.
City Of Waterbury.
The E. Read Goodrich Mfg. Co.
The Lyon & Billiard Co., Meridn.
Town of Watertown.
B. 81. NATION, Watertown.
Federal Lodge, F. & A. NJ, WATERFOWL
Town of Belchertown, Mass. my2S
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
PENNINGTON NEWS.
FERROUS Accident to Prominent Seeiety
Ladies' Of Neutrality-suspicious. News

OF the Town.
June a.-Profssscr Seymour has resumed his
he family St NJ Jones st.sts ~. Mon
their daughter, Mrs. Alien Besman, before occupy
Ing hs1 E and
Henry Whittelsey and Miss Mae Darlington attend:
q ne a b.T By h Mi Tasd.J
The second Mother Goose concert was more Of
success than the first and drew nearly ~ large an
audience Some changes making q marked i'm
proyement, had been made in the program. Mr..
IN fs
features Of the entertainmsnt and their efforts
concerts for the benefit OF the village Improvement
Of his friends in the Quinnipiac club Decoration
day. TO all appearances the odor of now mown
t hay sbs oatng WAS heau to the par
Elephants. Ladies were present to help entertain
the guests, making the day most enjoyable one for
Ms. Mae Emo car.Ingten left for New Haven
1q Ms cio TrowSrdse Of T.
paid visit over Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Lieutenant Cowles. in commasd of Secretary
Tracy's boat Dispatch, has been In town for the
M. D. Newton Barney, having so far recovered
from his illness. left Wednesday with his bride for
Mr.. waiter vorce reached home last Saturday on
his summer vacation from the Boston School OF
Technology.
tennis between Master Alfred Zine and Wilbur
Corbin Of New Britain and Master John Rice and
Trowbridge Carrington. representing bennington,
overwhelming defeat for New Britain by three
straight games; score, g., 81, 62.
Porter and Mrs Dows' school. occurred lat week
Ss:spy %ss and places
ing concert was given Ct the school under TIE
Packman of London, pianist
Numerous ramors are afoat about the village, In
connection with several engagements about to be
Arrivals at the Elm Tree Inn: Edward A.
Mitchil, Hartman W. Lee, Edward Brooks jr. OF
Yale, Miss Mary Bristol and Miss Dana OF New
| three daughters. Saturday evening a Tally -ho
party from Hartford Of fifteen couples, chaperoned
by NJ. and Mrs. G: R. Forest. sat down to supper
ity had coaching party Of twenty-four to supper.
| 80 that Mrs n. E. Perry, the present manager OF
this we'll kept inn, finds no opportunities for rest
| A very serious accident occurred on. Wednesday
morning to the Misses Porter, sisters Of Miss Sarah
While cut driving With Miss sfocEins they asked
the road, and while he was gone the horse started,
turned around and upset the carriage throwing all
three Of the ladies out: Miss Stocking received a
M Porter was dragged for some distance, but had
| miraculous escape with only few bruises. Miss
| Lizzie Porter was thrown on some rocks and her
soon taken home and DIS wheeler Of Pennington
and Avery Of Hartford were summoned, who soon
had the patients all comfortable, and at present
they are fast recovering from the accident and In
good spirits: Miss Lizzie will undoubtedly be con
fined to the house for some time, however and has
| the sympathy of all. The carriage was wrecked
| but the horse was uniDjured
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
General ana MES. Kaawley.

General Hawley and Senator Gray have
been appointed by the president as visitors
to the military academy at West Point. The
'exercises began Saturday and will continue
until about June ~. Mrs. Hawley will
spend the greater portion of the summer at
New London
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
New Houses 20 DO Built.

New building permits granted by Fire
Marshal Kennedy are:
John Maher. frame addition at No. rs Market
street. i2x13 IL Ut, two stories
r.. Il. Baldwin, to move frame building on Edge
wood avenue 22x52 feet, two stories.
Thomas =: Fulton, TO move two frame dwelling
houses on Silver street, 24x38 feet, two atories.
Henry Smith, frame addition at No As Edwards
street, l0x14 feet, two stories.
Arson X. Brown, frame dwelling house on North
street, 10Ifx42 feet, two stories.
John Barber, frame dwelling house on Greenwood
street Gilbert avenue, 18x26 feet two atories
Miss M j. Butricks, frame addition at No. 554
George street, i4e25 feet, two stories.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
GtManCIaI.
The Market Feverish and Irregular
Few Important Changes-An Up
ward Movement Ia Tennessee Coal.
INV YORK June a

NEW York June 4.
The stock market to-day was feverish and irreg-
ular, while the important changes arc few. The
rate cutting western roads are still disturbing
elem emit in Wall street. and when the stocks OF
those roads find their level in increase activity
and an advance in prices are to be expected. The
signs that the bear party actively at work were
most numerous to-day and they bought stocks
Rock Island was the most prominent object OF at
tack The trustl feverish. but late in the day
developed strong tone, and Sugar at least made
handsome advance, the first in some time. Ameng
t,a stronr features Mexican Central was most con-
spicuous, and it furnished tn, largest amount OF
blIsiness in the regular list during the forenoon
Tho buying was BY both London and Boston and
accepted $1,000, COO from the Mexican government
in settlement Of the subsidy claim against the gov
ernment Laclede Gas was also strong.
Late in tie day Tennessee Coal made Of its
sharp upward movements, and Colorado Coal SYM
pathjzed to a limited extent. The bears gave up
Inc feht in the last hour, however, and the market
closed active and strong in the midst of substan
tial rally.
any more animation. than yesterday. The sales
reached only $1,395,coo with Sill 900 in Richmond
and West Point flves. The advances include
Chicago Peoria and st. Leuis firsts to co. Cleye-
land and Canton firsts ~ TO 90. Kansas City and
Omaha firsts to IS, Short Line sixee to liz M
Lacleds Gas hyes IN 70 WI
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05

Remaining In the New Haven postoffice, New Ha-
ven county. state of Connecticut, Wednesday.
May 20, 1890:
aENTLEMRN's LIST. .
D-Piotri Dlugoss.
Ma. b. Norcross
R-Wilhelm Roos (2)
Stay Cos Smith,
LADIES' LIST.
B-Agnes Bradley, Libble Butler.
E-Mrs. George Edward.
O-Mrs. O. B. Oren.
W-Mary Williams.
lAskfor ''advertisedle tters' and mentiond date Of
list.l
ND. sPERRY, Pm.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
White Vests.

We open this week stock of White and fancy Vests
Sixty handsome Prices ST 90, 81.
$5o, $175 $2oo $25o $500 S. SO and $500 They were
made by Berman Heidelberg Co. and Hammerslaugh Bros
New York. No in America make them better.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05

| June 5.--Ths wedding Of MIR. Charles Jones and
| Miss Abby Ann Bristol took place at the residence
| of the bride yesterday afternoon at O'Clock The
presents were both numerous and handsome.
The Haymakers went to North Haven yesterday
| afternoon and returned early this morning. They
| report o good time and large house.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
In the Very Best Goods Made we This Week
Offer Many Splendid Bargains. Only such
Goods as We Can Recommend do we Offer
At Any Price.

Indigo Blue Suits $3.50 SITS, $3.50 $40 and $12 Some
are better than Others but they all fast coor and with the
exceptions of the suits they We never sold
good Indigo Blue Suits low selling them this season.
Three new lots of Black Chevio Suits $1o SIS and $22
Splendid bargains these and the most popular and
goods made Coats made single and double breasted Sacks three
and four-buttoncutaway frocks
Eight lots of Dress Suits coats made Prince Albert and
cutaway for SIS, $2o $22 and $25.
Ten lots of business suits for $1o $12 SIS and $1S
If the best mans suit for $500 shown in
Connecticut we have them.
If you the best mans suit for $500 sold Con-
necticut, we have them
If you want the mans 5000 shown in
Connecticut have them.
If you the best mans suit for $3.50 shown in
Connecticut we have them.
you the best mans suit for $8 so shown in
Connecticut we have them.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.
Ba1IgGGEk5.
&KW YORK., EEEs aAE :.
AND 3aAEEESsRE IL as


xer Ne. xeEs-.s:sa. .i::s tes,ly .z.ep
l:isio Phaasiphis *. is:is, $50 rs ists@toIa
s:ss,' $40 BHasepsrt accl rios. .s:ie. Sis
sasePsss &c. $50 :so Si' g. eoe ST. :e
For washington, via Harlem river, 1891 a. m,
For Philadelphia, via Harlem river, .ls:lo p. M.
see sil;ee a. NJ, sl:o5, '5:e2 p. 10. BuNDATa--
| neI asssoa Sis New London and Providence
1856 ana 1856 ?. m, suNDAYa-'a:is a. m. 's:St
England e. aeG a hss and
EOr Boston via Air Lin, and n. I. emf \: Il.
3. K--<4 s. .. &c. fast express suNDirs-s4 80
For Msradsa, Eaarsfors, spransaela.
.i:os. ss:os e hs:sssrd oaIy TIC. SEQ ts:ls g
.iis Eight. 80 night to : Hartford $50 n.
saoRs LInR DtvIsEoE.
Tor New, AeRdon, Hsc.-.s;ls night. Y:a,.
s si srG ss iS u.s. s. % M snfoTa
BUsnaTs- ss:is night, '6:55 p. m.
Am LIES DEvrsroa.
Leave New Haven st SOS a. "a, f:ss, 1855.
8:o4 D. m. EuNpAYs-<4:55 p. n. Connect al
ssse Vie We sas 4 Z ssa s ma
B. 3. at Turners7ille with Colchester Branch
Trains arrive in New Haven at Soc a. m, i:sI.
| s7:00, 1913 p. 10.
NAUaAxUoK DrvrsYoY.
| For Waterbury, via Naugatuck Junction withou
change Of cars, 500 a. NJ. sundays-s:co a, "a.
NoRrHAxrTos DIVISION.
1 For Shelburne Falls, Turner's Falls,
Wiliamsburg,, Holyoke and new
leave New Haven at 7:22, IT, and s4:o5 p. m
FOR. Williensborga. northampton I
l From Williamsburg train arrives at 9:2:
q. M, 1:23 and 500 p and from Shelburne Falli
and intermediate stations at 123 1921 and 500 D. m
JLUCIUS FUTILE, 9. T. HEHPSTEAD,
| General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05

New ERavon aad Derby Railroad.
TraiE Arrangement commencing Jan. IL. 1890.
LEAVE NEW HAVEN
At ESQ., 1890 9:40 and 1000, HISS r. M. 100, a85,
$40, o:as, 7:S., $3.50 and II :15 p. %.
LEAVE ANSONIA
a. 1875, 6:48, $685. 9:55 and 1888 n, 1880. $50
4:0s, s:la. $3.50, 500 P. H..
$40 and 11:l5 p. m.
Sunday trains leave Ansonia 7:2o q. m, 500 D. n.
Connections are made at Ansonia with passenger
trains Of the Naugatuck railroad and at New Haven
with the trains Of NY, NH. & Il. R.R.
The $3.50, $40 g. m. and $40 .. m. trains out of
New Haven connect at Botsford for Gil points ON
the Housatonic RR. and the West.
Passengers from the Housatonic RR. arrive in
New Haven st 1855 and 1o:0Op. m.
]. p. HOFSON, Eup't.
New HsyAa. Ian IL 1890
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05

New Haven LEGAL Quotations
Furnished by BUNNELL & SCRANTON, Bankers and
Brokers, 1903 Orange street.
sANK STOCKS.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
MINER-sPERRY.
RoURKE--rLooD.

Yesterday afternoon at o'clock Mr.. Ed
ward A. Rourke of Rourke Bros, Grand
avenue plumbers, was united in marriage to
Miss Maggie Flood, at st. Patrick's church,
Rev. Father Dullsrd, an uncle of the bride,
officiating. Miss Nellie Flood, sister of the
bride, was bridesmaid, and Mr.. John +. Nc
Kenna, groomsmsn. A reception followed
at the house of the BRIDES parents, 149 Wal
lace street, after which the happy pair left
for trip to Philadelphia and Washington.
The presents were numerous and fine. The
happy couple will reside at 48 Wolcott
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
East Rock line.

0oSS 41OSA kAAuOs
ca5Rk Notice to Patrons.-On and after
4EAAEA Tuesday, May 18th, regular trips will be
resumed to East Rock Park twice daily, leaving
corner Church and Chapel streets at 10 q. m. and
g p. Respectfully,
nv w H.. n0OILITI.E.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05

PzAss'scsp i acknowledges toilssadunes,
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
Government bonds.

Tho following were the quotations for Unite
States bonds at the call to-day:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
NEWS BRlgFLY TOLD.

A. a council held Tuesday a. halmoral the
queen formally declared parliament profOguod
until the eith OF November
Russian adyioou are 20 the effect that the
cholera has extended from Persia 10 bagdad,
and IL destroying many Victims
Chief Secretary halfour arrived In Dublin
Monday night lie went 10 the castle Tues
day. Detectives escort him whoroyorho gocA,
Judge Gresham returned 10 Chicago Tues.
day. lie said ho know nothing of the poahl-
bility OF his appointment 10 the supreme
bench.
Congress Al Buenoa Ayrca, Tuesday, ad.
journed after passing the governments bill for
the conversion " tho provincial foreign loan
into q ~ por cont national loan,
Tuesday, ~ the train In which the ozar was
travelling on his return 10 ~, Petersburg from
his hunting trip In Poland was passing
Groyno, q shot was i'od NJ him from the rail-
way station shore.
Brlgandage IA rife along the caravan route
between Efstroum In Armenia and l'roblgond,
leO miles northwest OF Efzrroum. number
Of caravans have been attacked und plum.
derod by the briganda.
Five linen makers Of Belfast were sentenced
by the court Tuesday 10 pay a nno Tor employ.
ing women and boys after legal hours De-
PENDANTS put In au q plea that thoy were
hurrying their work In order 10 ship 10 the
United States before the new Mckinley tarif
want iuto flToet
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
THE ONO LEGlSLAlUkE
ACTION or THE HOUSE NOT IN
TENDED As A sNun.

A Committee vlsit the GeyeFnoF and ne
turn With the Aiessage-ihe indies
lions Are That apeedy Adjustment
of the pinioulty wlll ba HAD To-na,
-senator nrlee HAS iesn Active ~
Securing tho Measure which the Rs'
ppblioans Have Agreed 90 support
COLUMBUS, o., Out aa, AT the fore.
noon session Of the Ohio legislature yes
terday resolution was passed stating
that the action Of the house Monday
was not intended by the majority 40 b
snub toward Governor Campbell, The
resolution also provided for the appoint
ment OF q committee TO visit the gov
en0r aud request that he submit hli
message 70 the house, Themessage wa
then sent IN by Governor Campbell hnd
read 10 the house, lta recommendations
were that the present CINCINNATI board
DO abolished and now ono appointed
by the mayor 20 serve until next April,
II was referred 70 the judiciary commit
te6 and the house adjourned 70 y y, m'
Upon conyening IN the afternoon further
consideration Of thematter was deferred
10 81, m, Wednesday
Indications Late Tuesday Might
were that there would DO d speedy ad'
iuatment Of tho legislative difficulty al
Columbus and a sine die adjournment
would follow Wednesday probably
Senator Brice has been active IN aeeur
ing the measure which would Insure
sufficient support % pass both houses n
accordance with the governors second
mesage, The Republicans IN oaucui
agreed 30 support the bill for aboliahinl
the Cincinnati B +, |, and giving
Mayor M0aby power 20 appoint q new
one until April, when the election OF
four new ones will take place, senator
Soncfant, by amending the bill intro
.dnoed by him last week brought .
measure emhodying these features be
fore the senate and
II Passed with whirl,
all Republicans and al Democrats OK
cept Brown, OF Hamilton, Wallace, OF
Franklin, and Ryan, OF Lucas, voting
for II, II ia expected the bin viii be-
come a law IN the house Wednesday un'
der suspension OF the rules, ~ all Re
publioans and many Democrats will
support 10. Senator Corc0ran intro
duced bin In the senate amending the
bribery law. He explains that NJ pres
ent both giver and takor Of bribea ART
Criminally liable, thereby preventing
either from aqnealing He thinlm that
u the giyer only was amenable 4
the bribery law the takor would be free
20 Hquenl.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23

THEIR arc now Is Government oilir
elala, besides Clark TOnner and Rev,
Kuhna, IN this district, negleeting their
duties, but drawing their aalafiea, All
al work for Mckinley, Here ID what
the Declaration OF Independence said
OF this class OF leeehea, In referring 10
King George III, Some OF you hepub'
liGana may remember this document,
ThOa, Jefferson wrote II,
"He has erected a multitude Of new Of
fees, and sent hllher aWarma OF officers
10 harrasa our people and eat out our sub
stance.
Vote for Warwick.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
Saturday, the goth day Of November
1890
Legal Notice.

Sue 8. Cherlngton nnd william X. Durblnl rcsld.
ing In Tacoma washington, VIII take notice that
tfntofa Of the estate OF jesse Durbln deceased, APP
pointed by the county court Oi Afnpnhoe county
Colorado ncd their petition aRalntt them ana
others, ~ defendants IN the STARK vounlN vnln
probate Court pfayinn for m order 70 soll bluck
o laDd (Which dcoOdont owned NJ MS detth) thirty
three feet wide, north and puth hnd hfty long, ona
aud weat lying luHt north " ana Contiguous 70 l0t
1908 IN Canton, ohio for the purpose Of pnylnH the
dehla OF jesse Durbln, deceneed n personal estate
btlng lntunoontt to pay his deuis and costs Of nd
ninlstratlon. ~, ..,.,...
on or before December tDth 1870 .
MARY 10. VAN LAW,
JHgHE u. DUHBiN
DAY Lvroir a DAY Administrator.
sAltorneya. oc2J-tw