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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-04-16

Clerk Of Courts Wadn has received the re-
script in the of Edwin f. Treat vs. Frank l..
Tyler, adm. of the estate of Ann 5. Tyler, late of
Frankfort This was an appeal case from the de
cree of the Judge Of Probate, charging Frank L.
Tyler IN his first ana final account as adninistra
tor With the proceeds of the sale of certain real
estate in Kansas City, amounting to s7,G45. on
appeal to the ;. j. Court the presiding Judge ruled
as matter Of law upon all the evidence in the
case that the administrator should be charged with
si949.G4. with interest on $500 from Nov. /, 1884,
as per decree on file. To this ruling exceptions
were taken. The law court oyerrule- the cXcep
tons Decree at nisi prius affirmed with costs
The following is the rescript:
This IS an appeal from decree of the Judge Of
Probate, charging Frank l.. Tyler admr. of his
mother : estate with large sum of money not
counted Tor by MIN as such administrators. The
appeal was heard at nisi prius, the sitting Judge
substantially affirming the decree below but al
lowing some important deductions, fpr expenses
and payments that We're supported hy evidence
not produced before tn" Probate Court.
The Judge ruled, as matter of law, that the
delft should be charged with the items and sums
stated in his decree. No question of law is involv-
ed beyond an inquiry whether the evidence is lc-
gaily sufficient to support the decree. The is
one of fact. The facts alleged, involving tue bad
faith and Misconduct of the administrator are
proved.
Too much can hardly he said IN condemnation Of
the receptions practiced by the agent and manager
of the deft To deprive the estate Of its property
| mostly for his benefit The defendent may have
| been deceived by the superior Craftncss Of his
agent not appreclating the situation into hch he
was led. The case discloses reasons enough why
he should have appreciated the wrong which he
pa-slVtiy, II not actively, permittct! To he done
The intestatt sent : 600 to the agent ANA man
ager before alluded to- her son in law, ID he in.
vested in Kansas City. 1t WAS received ana let On
mortgage OF real estate in that city. After the de-
cease of the interstate the son IN law as agent Of
me ADMINISTRATOR sold the m"rtgaged premises
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-04-16

y BRIEF. At The celebration of the 5Uth
Birthday of the New York Tribune III the
Metropolitan Opera House Friday nicbt the
Elaborate musical programme consisted Of ,e-
ettious only from American composers. II
embraced compositions bv John knowles
Paine, Dudley Back. Arthur Foote. Geo, ".
Chadwick, Frank Van Der ~turken AHA Henry
Holden Hu~~ In thi~ list i. a Son Of Maine
and a son Of Texas. two come from Massachu-
sets, one from Connection, and one from
Sew jersey. Speeches were made IN George
lillian Curtis, hauncev NJ Depew, MAJOR
Mckinley, Hon. r. g. Horn ana Mir. Chas. !.
Dana cf the Sun Letters were read from sec
Rotary Blaine and the poet Whittier......In
consequence Of the Russian maSsiDg of the
troops on the Caarian and silesian frontiers
the German government has decided to
strengthen the eastern frontier garri-ons.
The Lynn morocco workers have finally aban-
doned their attempts to coerce their employers.
1t j. an ignominoue defeat for the night of
LabOr......John W Moulton was arraigned At
Dover, \. H., Thursday. for mu' der of Mr.
Bennett. He pleaded not guilty. The njted
States ship Gaena. wrecked on GAY Head and
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-04-16

The County Commissioners have apportioned the
county tax among the several towns agreeable to
the State valuation The valuation of the
county Is i56, and the amount of taxes to be
raised, $4,000. The valuation has been increased
in many towns, but the tax assessed is 81 900 less
than last year, which makes the taxes consider.
ably less than for 1850 30. Belfast and Searsport
are considerably smaller. The following are the
taxes for the several towns in the county:
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-04-16

IsLESBORo. The addition to Islesboro Inn Is
progressing finely and will give forty additional
rooms. They are also laying the foundation for a
$1,000 cottage to be completed before the summer
season opens. There is crew at the lime quar-
ry getting ready to blast rock. :. Capt w. w. vii
liams is at home on visit while his vessel is dis
charging. Capt. Wellington Coombs went to
Boston last week and bought the sch. Annie r.
Price. Capt Ambrose Hatch has bought the sch
Waterloo. There is considerable sickness In
town at present. Steamer Bismarck towed schr
loaded for New York. and took schs Raven and
Hannibal up river light Schs. VIM. Flint Dodge
and Menawa, Dodge arrived the same day from
New York loaded, and sailed the next day for
Bangor. Messrs. Coombs and Favor are
erecting IA new cottage and stable at Hughes
Point. This resort, one of the most beautiful
along the bay, promises to be visited by more
tourists this summer than heretofore. Miss Alden
contemplates opening cottage there for boarders
and nearly every private cottage has been en-
gagged for the season.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-04-16

Up along the st. John River, the boundary line
between the United States and Canada, the women
sui take the family wash down to the river or
spring as did the early settlers and still pound out
the art from the clothes with the old time pound
Ing stick. But wherever there has been a depart
ure from this primitive method, there may be
found In use that most economical and effective
agent, Brussels soap
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-04-16

POLITICAL POINTS. Ex-Mayor Carter II.
Harrison, of Chicago, announces his per-
manent retirement from political life. He
says he proposes TO leave Chicago for good
and either travel or go on farm. Concerning
the tactics of the Cregier wing of the demor-
racy, Mr.. Harrison said in an interview: at
was in line with its action for the last two
months fraudulent, intimidating. corrupting
and disgraceful. 1t was revelation to me-
for had never before attended the polls in
the hoodlum districts. Wilder and more dis
graceful orgies, more besotted savagery and
open appeals to buyers Of votes could not exist
in the most ignorant Of Southern plantation
districts" As Democratic criticism of
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-04-16

CAsTINE. Charles Stevens Post. Is, G. A. r..
celebrated the 25th anniversary of the order last
week at the Town Hall. The hall was filed The
exercises consisted of music by seXtette reading
the general order of department headquarters
George A. Wheeler; history of the post, by G. H.
Hooper; remarks ty J. =. Cushman, o. H. Fer
maid, A. f. Ives George II. Witherlee; prayer by
A. +. Ives; music by male quartette Lewis Ran
DALI laborer, committed suicide at his home
April eth, by cutting his throat with razor. De-
spondency was the cause. He leaves wife and
several children
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-04-16
News Of Belfast and Vicinity.


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!, rt.'o'' "s n.,o' 'l'', no'''''' say vs. -
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one oil the signs OF spring is the ne" advertise
meht OF Marx Andrews. lie offers seasohaole
soou7 IN an me latest styles ahu ines ahh par
gains too numerous to name.
The Postmaster General has awarded contracts
for carry, ing the United States mails in Maine from
July to June 30, 1893. OH the following routes
From China to Wateryille twice a day, {. j. Main,
of China, $40. From Liberty to Freedom, daily,
F. X. Smith, $40. From I,le4Doro to North Isles.
b0ro Caily W 5. pnkton. of lsIcsboro. s2O0.
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An ELECTRIC CLOCK. Tues lay Mir. Lester Il.
bra$g' Of Portland, came N Belfast and sct up
"htlhs CLOCK, synchronized to the nlted states
observatory time at Washington, u {, and cor
N''e' "''1 "1 ing N1@llln \ H'"h ltitsfapu
company. me cioek Wlha- cNtY minute m =
pUteIH. Another battery connects the clock with
Tue Western mon system. tnd Is 50 regulated
that at lrcci~ely twelve uein.h NJ neon, latly, the
h@hd7' II JAeA arg the Iea7t oat, Y. Backward ~
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-04-16

Perhaps the new law and the coming session of |
court may have something to do with it,
Mr.. Sewall Black formerly of Belfast, is now |
| located at Orlando, Florida He has an orange /
grove, but latterly has given much attention to
grape culture. The report comes from the south /
that recent hail storm has done much damage to 4
Mr.. Black 5 grapes.
| Searsport man who came to Belfast Friday al |
lowed the children of the family where he was /
stopping to take hts horse The animal became /
frightened, the children were thrown out and with
the buggy on its side the horse dashed up High |
street The children not hurt but the buggy |
was badly demoralzed.
| Belfast's sick people are recovering. Mr.. J. C. I
Paul, who has been Ill several weeks was at his /
store Monday. Mr.. A. II, 7. Moore, who has been 4
confined to the house for long time came UP
town Monday for the first time b p. Field, Reg I
lister of Probate came to his omee on Monday.
Jones +. Davis, formerly Of this City, Milo TOR
four years connected with the Providence
Evening and sunday Telegram, has bought an In
terest in the Times Publishing co., publishers Of
an eight page evening paper in Pautucket, /
called the Evening Times. He Is treasurer of tie /
| company.
The Bangor Commercial SAYS of the move in 10
half % yearly license TED for the d, jfa-t Opera
House instead of supplying free tickets to the city
| government at a pretty delicate sui ioct upon
whichto tark#e q Board 1t Aldermen lut MANAGER
! Cottreli 4 doing tnohIy and -emts tnem cau-
municaton which ought 10 -cttie tn. mttter as he
! wishes"
| NEW MMLNtHl. Mrs y II. dates. TX AL4iu
| street, Belfast, announces that Sic mas u-t IL
turned home with the latest spring and sumner
millinery. Mrs Z. Il. Conner has charge Of tui- /
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-04-16

ing that Miss Colson belonged in that town.
The Penobscot House at East Northport is ad-
vertisei in the Journal to-day, to be sold at
ton on Wednesday May 9Th This house is roomy
and connexions and offers a rare chance for
bargain to the right man.
The Belfast Livery company is buying new
horses and getting ready for next summers bust
ness The company owns two buckboards and
will buy another. \ six horse blackboard team will
be one of the summer attractions
The second called meeting of the Belfast Loan
and Building Association will be held at the city
government rooms on Monday the Goth. Dues are
payable on or before that date. At the coming
meeting $50 will be offered for loan.
Capt. Pinkham, of sch NJ. V. b. Chase, reported
last week i'll with measles in this city, has re
covered. BY singular coincidence his wife, who
is at IIarpswell, was taken i'll with measles the
same day the captain was. Both were very Ill.
At the meeting Of tie w. {. t. [. last saturday
with Miss E c. Frye, She very kindly and gener-
ously provided fruit for all the members as an
expression Of regard, it being the anniversary Of
her birthday The meeting wa largely attended
ami highly interesting.
Two petitions hearing 1874 names were presented
to the cit, government Monday evening asking
that body 70 enforce the liquor laws Two names
were stricken on the list by the order of the
parties, I,i- presumed they changed their minds
a}@ ~ n"t want the proh.itory law enforced.
several We're smoking cigar, in the store Of G.
~ Black recently and there was good deal Of
7i,ahe in The air, but Charts thought ne discover
et prcGutr mr. amt remarked that It wa queer
tobacco smoke. An Investigation resulted I'm the
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-04-16

SEARSMONT Rev. w. Wiggin closed his labors
with the NJ. +. church last Sunday. Mr.. w came
here nearly three years ago when the church was
in very critical condition account of scandal
and he united all the differences and has conduct
ed a very successful pastorate. The best wishes
OF the church and community go with him and his
wife in all their future labors Mr.. G. B. Dyer
returned from Boston Saturday with lot of hOrs-
Mr.. A. f. Lawry has also been to Boston AT
ter horses AT the annual school meeting In the
village district l.. Z. Poor elected agent :.
The Free High school under the instruction of Mr.
and Mrs f. c. Bowler closes this week. 1t has
been a very successful term.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-04-16

Mr.. A. +. CoN, of the firm of A. f Cox 4 Son, of
Portland, died in that city on Thursday last. He
was large manufacturer and dealer in boots ami
shoes. The Belfast factory manufacture largely
for this finn. Both Mr.. Cox and son, Henry p.
Coz, have many friends in this city.
Capt. Fred l.. >tubbs, Commander of the steamer
Lucy I. Miller died al his home in Bangor April
.th, after painful illness of several months, which
he bore with wonderful patience and forttude
The deceased was - years and 10 months Old was
born in orrinEton and followed the sea since an
early age. Iii. loss will he keenly fel; by the man
ayers OF the line, who with his many friends will
extend their sympathy TO the bereayed widow and
her daughter Mrs. Annie Hawley. His brother
Capt. Z. Stubs of the Henry Crosby, is absent
on a voyage. He leaves Two sisters, Mrs. George
+. Lowell and Mrs. J. Is. F. Whcelden, of Bangor.
we are deeply panied to hear Of the death Of
Mr~. Kane, the wife of our esteemed BluehiI cor
respondent, Capt. John W. Kane. We extend to
MIN and his our sympathy and coincidence Ems
worth American.
Nj. Gorham p. simmons of Brewer, died April
l~t Of sumption, aged 81 year. and II months.
Mir. simmons was born in Waldoboro the SON of
tine late Thomas simmons and married Mary Haley
OF Wuterport, who died eleven months ago. They
ma two children, Ahbe Emery and wilbur our
uS, me former died sept 10, leS> Of typhoid fever
the latter lives in North Arson, Me. MIR. simmons
married year ago an estimahle lady of Bangor
WHO -uryi Is linn. lie had been failing in health
70: about year.
Mrs Eliza eth j, widow of the late Samuel a.
Blodrttt Of Bella st died at her snr'- residence in
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-04-16

Iuar,cent interview Major Mckinley. who
..tolerI... ,ovt i,,,or,,.,-f ai.;o
,,.y,l.'. '''''' VI 'ne
local elections ID that state:
II think the result Of elections in Ohio is
somewhat significant and decidedly encourage
ing 10 the Republicans. The result in Cleve-
land ,aem> 10 he particularly cnc,IIra i'm At
rhe last election the Democrat, carried tie citv
by nearly 1000 majority. We have Just carried
il ~ 5000. though the Democrat, nominated \
strong man and a GOOD hard tiaht was male
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-04-16

CHAT The removal Of double windows and
storm doors and the burning Of brush piles are
among recent signs Of spring The Pendletou9,
Dyer's yard have several and sail boats for
sale .. .kimbals yacht is to have on the
stern, IN addition to her name, f. II. -, an en-
blem of the X. Of p. Mr. Geo. A. Greene Is to do
the carving, which insures nice piece of work
Work i'll setting the boiler at the shoe
factory began last week ~. Mr.. K H. Stickney is
fitting up rooms over his store for tenement ana
bleachery to be occupied by Mr.. David Cressey -.
Mr.. Gentner is putting IN tenement in that part
of his stable which joins the Phoenix House A
long boat for the new schooner, Gardner b.
Fearing building in Mcdonald II Browns yard,
received last week from Newport. Il I.....
The CLUB Of Thirty rooms in Hayford's block viii
be renovated, newly carpeted and put In first class
condition. Joseph Williamson, Esq, is fitting
up the rooms over Mltchell's saloon and will
ply them in connection with his present ofhce...
Kimball has taken on the coverings of the yacht
Iennette and will get her ready for the seasons
business. sam Holt has nearly completed his
feet of six new row boats, which with other work
has kept him busy the past winter. One boat
built at his shop this season has II good deal of
fancy work, with finish in the natural wood and is
worth inspecting...A shut down in the shoe factory
for short time is looked for soon to get the new
machinery in running order. The factory will he
better equipped than ever before Last week the
treasurer Of the high school lyceum collected as 30
for the rental of the piano of the different scholars
and left it in her seat at noon. After dinner
she found the purse she had left It, but
the money was gone. MIR. II. j. Locke recently
bought one of the tall Old fashioned clocks which
is at least l35 years Old. 1t Is In good condition
.--Sundays rain started the grass, and the lawns
about town are taking their coloring of green
49, air. Maitland b. smith while in Concord, n
II last week shot large wild goose. Mr. c. X.
Coombs is mounting it =. The first may bowers of
the season, gathered at Northpor, were brought to
TINS Office by Miss Birdie Carter last Monday.
Shoes and Danas Sarsaparilla the principal
exports from Belfast Just now The new night
watch, Messrs. W. IL. Kimball and p. S. Staples,
went on duty Monday night. Mr.. W +. Hamil-
ton, the Belfast florist, Tuesday presented the
teachers and pupils of the high school each with a
bouquet of pinks Thanks are extended to Miss
Rebecca Howe, of Linconville, for may flowers.
Miss Augusta SoCthworth has returned from
Boston with new spring millinery, and will have
an announcement in our advertising columns next
week MIR. Cottrell now offers the city S35 license
for the Opera House. win the board of A ldermen
put 800 into the city treasury take free tickets
1nstead?. ... MIR. and Mrs. H. n. Lancaster gave a
progressive euchre party of six tables last week.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-04-16

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Obituary..

Mr.. A + Cox, of the firm of \. f. Cox 4 Son, of
Portland, died in that city on Thursday last. He
was large manufacturer and dealer in boots and
shoes. The Belfast factory manufacture largely
for this finn. Both Mr.. Cox and son, Henry p.
Coz, have many friends in this city.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-22
The Coming Attraction.

Tomorrow evening Russell's ORA
matte Company will appear at Free
man Hail. in Edwin Thorn's greatest
play, "The Biloxi Flag" This piece
has had one OF the largest runs of
any Ut the modern dramas. Il is full
OF comedy and is replete with dramatic
situations This makes the fourth
Season that Ruesells Company has
been producing the play. The press
throughout the United States speaks
In highest praise of the company and
the productions. The Silver State
says: "Russell's Company is the best
that ever visited Winnemucca." The
Virginia Enterprise says: "Russell's
Company is very strong one. On
Friday night Tilletson's Military
Drama, "Lynwood," in five acts, will
be given. The company is composed
OF the following actors and actresses:
Mr. W. Il. Russell. MIR. Geo. Herman.
DEE, Mr.. w. o. Don, Mr.. John Nc.
Giynn, Mr.. A. Hosmer, Mr.. f. Bacon,
Miss Helen johnson, Miss Jennie
Bacon, MISS Hattie Ross and Little
Bessie.
Don't fail to see this company, as it
is one, il not the best, dramatic com-
binations on the road. Secure your
seats at the postottice.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-22
Rare Chance for Investment
A FINE RANCH NEIL STOCKED
AT A: ElRGEla.. ... f..

=. #.ssFH
have for sal..,the Sioilowing described
property situn,ed in Independence Valley,
Elko Count, Nevada, fowl:
LOO acrrs Of land, Oacres of which is
meadow. Cuts 40 tons Of rcd top, timothy
ana alfuhn. All uider good feurc. Plenty
at water and clear tile to same.
~ cows and heifers, graded Durhams.
10 calves aud several ycarlings.:
IL Thoroughbred short Horn Durham cows
with pedigree. 80.
lThoroughbrcd Kentucky Short Horn bul
with pedigree
broodmares;.5 OF them weigh l. iOp ponds
: Of them l.Co0 70 l,lh pounds. " >i'T
/ stallion. sirrd by a Blackhuwk, dam "a
Rather marc, wei ht 400 pounds. .. 80
l3-ycuroid stallion. -
+a-yenr;old hllies and s.yenrfny.
2inrGr work horses.
yeuriing colts.
knowing machines.
hay rake. ..'.
| 2plIws. ....
! hilrrCw
Lightning hay press (new).
thrrshine machine q
single driving cart and harness.
speed wagon.
Schutdcr wagons: and 4-horse wagon
| four-lOrse set OF Concord team harness
two-horse buggy ami harness.
Forks, hay-knifc, shovel. plows and othe
farming implements thrown in.
This Is the best opportunity for sheepmeu
! in the Stnte. Fine range etc. All OF
which will he sold OH terms which rende
This a rare chance for profitable Investment.
Call on Or address,
| F. Z. CHAGNON,
Tuscnrora, Nevada
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-22
To The Public.

Notice is hereby given that Chris
Baunibach has been appointed IN
authorized agent for the collection OF
ali sums due the firm Of kecitharC &
Froelich, as we'll as for tho Ji4.nsac
ton of all other business connected
with the present management, such
as the payment. of bills, collection Of
and feceiptins for moneys duo, etc.
RECKHARr III FRoELIGu, 20 Pee.
i =. by G.. !RgUKHART, .,.-'.
d 80 Surviving FARTHER Hthc FIRM.
Elko, New, Nov. II, loUU. u
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-22

Not Cigarettes, This Time-Willie
ION the fence)-"Say, Downy, heard
my sister standing W for you last
night" 'UDsou Downs---"Ah! What
did she say?" Willie-She said. she
didn't believe it was cigarettes made
you look so pale" Epson Downs
"Did she? That was good of her.
Y hat did she say was the cause,
WilIe--"She said she guessed you
had an ingrowing mustache."
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-22
= To the Public.

The Undersigned has now on hand
Il first class article OF custom made
Boots and Shoes consisting Of Ladies,
Misses and Children's Boots and
Shoes Of every descriptions; also all
kinds or footwear for men, from the
heavy Farmers to the Huest calf
boots and shoes. All Of the goods
are Ut first class material and work
uanshIp.
...a T.. OsEt,L.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-22

Maj, Windup--"What's this, col
onel--out with a shotgun?" Col.
Savage--"I'm lookin' fer the Teller
that eloped with my wife," Mai.
Windnp--"Why, 1 thought you quar-.
relied with your wife and had often
said you would be glad to have her
leave you" Col. Savage-"rhat's
justiit. I'm goin' to shoot him if
find him trying to bring her back"