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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10

LErsBrBG. VA. Feb. Special. TODAY
was the beginning of the February term oil
the county curt. but there we're no cases Oh
public Importance, the criminal cases n ma, ing
all been continued until next term. mere
was an unprecedented number OF wills pro-
bated and large number OF quaiihcsllous
Clinton Hatcher" Camp Of Confederate Veto
rams met here today and elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: Colonel Elpah
\. White. commander Mi. Sterling Murray
first lieutenant commander; Captain William
b. Lynch. second lieutenant commander;
lieutenant W. W. Athey, third lieutenant
commander, and Mr.. William n. WISE al a.
comrades that had died since the last meet
ing were reported and adopted.
Several valuable farms have recently
changed hands in this section They were
mainly bought by gentlemen from a distance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10
Aifhe Academy.

An exceptionally fine comedy drama has
been secured by the management OF the
Mozart Academy o. Music tor Friday and
Saturday evenings and saturday matinee. IL
is The Old. Old Story" originally produced
at the Lyceum Theatre. New York where Il
made an instantaneous hit. The Old. Ola
Story" comes with the appreciation Of the
most refined metropolitan audiences and the
favorable verdict Of the New York press. Ii
belongs to the same class of dramas as The
Wife" The Charity Ball." Men aud
Women" and The Henrietta
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10

pi.bmoad Philip j. Iulcher to Ola G.
Fulcher's trustee. l6 III feet on east side
Peaerv..r street between Cary and Taylor -.
A. G.. Houston 70 Thomas Atkinson. lS
81 ~ feet on west side Adams street between
Main aud Cary 5000.
U@.rj.0 q. Boyd uck TO Jackson Brandt,
70 feet on Ieonard street. 800.
Fanny y. Coles ~ EdaA r.. wife Of Frank
F. Hess 81 acres on York river raiir1ad.
Douelas T. and Rosa T. Leftwieh % J.. c..
Leftw.ch. lot 10 square %. and lot IN
SQUARE So. Chestnut hili, 600.
+. NJ Parker JI.. and W. 1abel lrneman
and wife g. Jackson Brandt. 3o2 feet on Leon
ard street. $A1l2.
". 4. and George w. Smoot and their
wives ~ Charles ID. Larus. 81 acres on
Charles City road, 80, 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10

MENDOZA, VA, Feb. s.-Hugh Rice. aged
twelve wears. was seriously hurt last Satur-
day by horse running over HIM and striking
him with its fore foot Part OF the paretal
bones and threo-fourths of the occpital bones
were entirely laid bare except the perlOstlum.
Both bones OF the left arm we're broken. The
little fellow presented "a hoIid appearance
when first found in the barn-yard Of Dr. n.
y. ii. White, where the accident occurred.
Drs. Martin and White dressed h.s wounds
and promptly did all in the case that medical
skill enabled them TO DO At present, hopes
are entertained OF bis recovery, as the skull
does not appear 10 be fractured.
The citizens of this place have donea hand
some thing in putting down some plank side
walks They are surely much to be preferred
in comparison with the mud.
James Moore fell from horse and broke
one bone OF his lett leg. The bone was set
by DR.. Martin last Saturday afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10

An Important Matter Considered by INC
House Committee.


The House Committee on Chesapeake and
its Tributaries met Yesterday afternoon with
Mr. :. Williams in the char. Inc OH
under consideration was House Dl,l 20. -o',
int~.duced bv Nr. ". A. White. u lIl-ce's
Anne. providing that It snail De lHN H.
any person except non-residehls' un - ~
latter own or rent shores III Ilo 49,. If
pool b,y or rs tributaries I'D the county vl
- Ana 10 shoot 40 OF Kill wild TOW. III
90 e.i1 waters a. any time or m any ii-"nD''
Tho EXISTING law provides that eo.''.I'i
ord Thursday g all be observed uay' "a
rest ever week where hunting Is proi-.D'.,o'.
The present law also iorbiis lue .ii..;.r-o
from boats Ut with redectors 90 mug 80
and 10 only allows the shooting ~ N''
and from the land. 1901 bo
Mr. Nallet. If Norfolk. who appe oa De-
fore the committee stated that me "..i ,l"
viding for general game law WHICH ga '-. t
dav had been ordered o. q third renAil = ~ j..
became law. would repeal al the eE'sll"-
special laws. and @ therefore oners' -,
substitute 10 Mr. Whites bin a measure p'--
bracin tho provisions OF the present lay.
Mr. ". g. White. the patron of the Dill. iu "
Cqrtqfn Alexander Coke. Of TINS city, aoNo-
catod the measure which was opposed by Pr
Sands of Norfolk. Judge Iortock and DIT.
Alexander Hunter of Washington. Juu-o
portiock pointed out how fne lack ot s.r-u-
cent laws and the unlimited shooting had oe-
stroyed or driven away the ducks from other
waters. and predicted the same eject LOT
Back BAY II that bill should become o law.
Nr Hunter stated that he was cores
pordent for every sporting apef ln luia
country and represented Fishing and ''.-
inc o Boston Harper's Weekly, oTe5t
and Stream Of New York, and several otnef
papers. He had been q member OF tie Legs
iature In ~ and 1850. and he had then
ORGANIZED the first game committee. lie was
not interested In the matter iu any waf OUT
/ had only come to tell the truth Tie maae
some very interesting statements and showed
from articles which he had written ln the
past how he then predicted the destruction ol
/ the game i'm other waters on account OK on
deficient laws. which had become true III
/ his capacity az correspondent Tor sporting
/ papers De travelled every year from Maine 10
/ Florida and WAS IN position 10 subslentlale
/ his statement by the facts that had come
/ under his observation. lie cited instances
/ where men could now hunt all dav IN certain
/ localities without shooting bird where only
/ n few year. ago 10 had not been anything uh-
common for one man 20 Kill nttY canvas
backs and eighteen malards IN day.
After DISCUSSING the subject for about TWO
hours the matter was postponed at tne eus-
gestion of Dir. Garland until this evening
when It Will be taken mp again. after the ses-
/ sion of the Joint committees or the tW'
Houses. VINO Will Wrestle with tns oyster
/ question In the Senate chamber.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Feb Especial r.
The supreme court OF appeals has rendered
a decision III the case of Stewart McNeely.
McNesly shot one Heirly last MAY on the
Kentucky side of the Big Sandy river The
wounded man was brought over 10 West ir-
eiuia and died IN Logan county. McNeely
was arrested and committed 10 jail. and APP
piled to the circuit court for a writ of hateas
corpus. alleging tn be WAS illegally held in
custody in West Virginia for crime commit
ted in Kentucky The circuit court refused
To Grant the writ and dismissed ms petition.
and this action is affirmed by the court OF APP
peas which holds chat the West Virginia
courts have Jurisdiction # the case. 4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10
Nlotor-SIan matter DismisseI.

IYNcHBurG. Va. Feb. Especial. in
tho mnvor's court tins morning the case oi
Milton H. Matter the motor man who was on
the ear that ran over Minnie kvers Saturday
afternoon, was called and Justice Crenelav
dismissed it, The justice did not examine
any witnesses. but placing Mr. Matter on the
stand said that the facts adduced by
the coroners jury and what he had
learned outside went to show that this man
Matter was not % blame.
Inc condition Of DR.. W. O. Owen is with
out material change tonight. lie is steadily
but slowly sinking and his physicians are OF
he opinion that he can last but few hou.s
ut the longest.
Secretary McCoughry. of the Iynchhurg
Young Mems Christian Association left to-
NIGHT for Richmond 70 attend the secretaries
meeting OF the annual Association conyen-
-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10
arr. William Waller Dead.

CAPTAIN William O.. Waller managing editor
Of Tur Trffs. was called g. Savannah. Ga.
Yesterday morning by a telegram ann uncing
the death of his son. Mr.. William Waller. IN
that citv at II O'Clock the night previous.
The news came ON his father with great sud-
denness. as be was not aware OF his son 5 eX-
IRENE condition. lie was born On lynch
burg December 6. 1910. and had therefore
Just reached his majority. lie accompanied
bi. father To Savannah when O boy, and when
CAPTAIN Waller resigned position on the
Savannah News TO return to Virginia nis son
remained and entered into business with hi-
uncle. and he has since lived IN that cily- He
- o. L~nlsorne voung man of mO.t enga--
ing manners. and WAS very much liked by all
WHO Knew him. He had been for some tlme
suffering from Brights disease, and was iuAy
aware If tho gravity of his condition. he was
nephew If Mrs Jefferson JAWS aug hei 30.
ncuncement OF his death Affected her very
Geeplv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10
Dry kllns burned.

vrrpov. n. c.. Feb. Especial; light
,orge drv kilns of the Camp Manuiacturlng
@omnany. were dcstr lyed by fire at trankhn.
Va a few days ago together with 900 900 ieei
ofirmber and three cars of the Atlantic ana
Danville railroad, The loss 10 estimated =. ~
go ooO upon which there was insurance 70
81 amount Of SIS. 900. Kilns OF larger capacity
are are being erected upon the sites Of those
burned -s>-...toron-
Ton county. was brought before United states
commissioner H. b. Harrell. IN TINS pla.e'
yesterday. on q charge of selling brandy VIZ
o,sinst him. and the old man was bound over
- appear at the next tenn Of the e e.etes
court which meets in June. United ~ SSn ,bs
District Attorney c. A. Cooke conduc'eu 'N'
examination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10
TJyr OPERA lrO-NIGHI'
Duns Company VIII Give 0ood r'''''"
anCe.

Drn,s Company VIII Give zoo"
ance.
nrbe Queens Mate the charming WORK Oh
oooa will be heard ior the first time IN
pichmond tonight. and will be ih'e'pfe'ou
nv one of the best light o, 'era coInpaae5 HJ
tyyoveiino The music Is ,uneiul anu Jtls
and the cast EXCEPTIONAL strong. yD" ~
ItaIeel the tenor was hel . last WI" LII =,
reid's Opera Company. Rl chaf4 /. fiied
well known as comedi m. nay nE vi
francis wilson's place at the nv ~ ,,reat
Cosino ". H. Clarke the ba $50 VIII oe - III IL
od ,v,rrnl,, by his numerous fl nends heie. 1T
- il said h. be even more tull anu toun,'
-, yvhen here with the famous DOs'on
1 TIanls Petina Gerard. form erly, known aS
iSatino pedelford is along and telen Der 'i"li
i The nrima donna. Her voice Is Sweet t l3NI
80 and well cultivated she aying sluuie5
- tba hest vocal teachers OF the ola anu
49, w., worlds. She is % beautiful woman; VINO
-, 'esosses much histrionic power. ne cnorus
Ire and particularly well tr hned' DeihS
,.,stmined in handsome and approx rate garDs'
Srhe rro iucti Il IS elaborate the cenery De
,,,ite q feature Incidental daI ICES VIII re
Zen bv Miss Gussie C1ogan. IL Aoia VIII
fe benrd tomorrow. his opera IS Oy tue
artbcr off "frmine" The price OF seats mas
~niv been advanced down stairs. ne uless
circle being the same as usual. exec, d. 'uo
matinee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10
EennhLlean canaLdale lor ID GoyernoI.hLp.

WINsrON-SArEM. y. G.. Feb Especial r.
When completed the Washington branch OF
the Wilmington and Weldon railroad Will
give the Atlantic Coast Line q perfect system
Of roads tapping nearly every important Sec
tion of Eastern North Carolina, and open up
10 the markets Of tho country the fine grain
Growing section of the extensive east, the
magnificent trucking regions or the sea coast
counties. as well as the fish and oyster regions
of the State The Washington branch Will
give the Coast Line q total r0ad-mleage OF
1928 miles. of which there viii be ga miles
IN North Carolina alone.
letter G. Fritchard Of Madison county is
the man most prominently spoken OF now by
.. 20 Republicans for that party'5 nominee tor
Governor this fall. he was on the ticket tor
Northumberland four years az.
The sheriff OF Haywood county has caught
and jailed three negroes who are thought 20
be tie guilty parties who set FIRE to tie depot
AT NsyuesViLe o. Few weeks ago.
News reaches here that Alr. j.. L. Branch. a
prominent attorney OF the eastern part OF the
state. committed suicide a few days ago by
jumping into a well. No reasons are assigned
for the sad and rash act
The Haw River Alliance. No 1914. of r OK
ingham county. has greatly surprised the cltI-
zens of ReidsUlle by passing the following
resolutions
Resolved. That we will not sell any to-
baccO ii Reidsvile during this tobacco year
Mt. II. -. DccEs OF Nclmuuy, VINO was
ordained here into the MOray!an ministry bv
Bishop Roudthaler Sunday night. left yes
terday for Cherokee Nation. Indian Terrific
~. to do missionary work. Rev. Mr.. Beck
will supply the field made vacant By the
death OF Rev. @. l.. Rights, the aged mission
airy who died over year ago and whose re-
mains were brought back TO his former home
III Kernersville. this county. and buried last
Sunday.
regular mail service between Winston
Salem and Roanoke. Va. will be put on the
Roanoke and Southern railroad in "a few DAY
Next Saturday Mrs Mary c. Woody. a
noted temperance worker If Gu!lford county,
and Miss Lorens Reynolds. OF Greensboro.
will sail for England. They will be accompa-
MED by Messrs. j. Van lindley and Addison
Coffin. of the same county. The party expect
also TO make trip around the world before
returning.
Intelligence was received here last night oil
| the death Of Mr.. John Styers, one Of For.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10

SUFFOLK, Va, Feb. Especial Large
quantities OF bricks are being shipped from
this place at present and notwithstanding
the inclement weather the past month the
Murnev yard has been in full blast. This
yard viii In lew weeks put in new ma
chine 10 cost "a 900 and make 10000 bricks
per day.
The town council has taken another good
step in having costly tre-alarm system
placed IN the town. and il is thought the next
step will DO TO erect large public-school
building. as the one now in use is over
crowded.
Rev. Sam. Jones will lecture in Suffolk on
the 18th instant for the benefit of the tenn
peTance cause
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10

Next Monday night. at the Mozart sc sdem v,
commences q three nights ana meu ues.l ~ y,
Matinee engagement Of THE City Dlrectory
TIis production has attained nauoIAl rep j.
tation rs being the ODD 50 remarAaolt aDC. .
sa.l ~ .v+romelv humorous fGrclcal coucep o.
t,on that has yet assumed stage shape
'I In ali All the important cities from New lorl
80 eon Francisco. it has ieen tie reignins'
ieurhing Juror of the past four years. haYin e a
record Of $50 nights lu New orr 1.y i' a,.S
I'M Chicago. 100 nights I'D fAiAae.pH'' "''''
me company is of unequivocal eIceilen1,ee
and ,be play universally described As mo
climax Of iarc.cal fun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10

Tho sad news OF tho death Of Mrs W. f..
RI. Finke. Of Atlanta. Ga. reached here last
night She was the daughter of Policeman
IT, Hurkert. o. the First district, and was
loved and admired by all who knew her. She
was in Richmond Christmas and spent two
weeks with her relatives and friends, and
after returning was attacked with the grip.
which turned into typhoid ma.arlal iefet.
The remains Will reach the city at $50 Z. u.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10

CHARLOTTE. \. c.. Feb. 9-lSp zee "a !, n
lanes L. Taylor q well kno" citizen Oh ), The The
erfordton. was arranged here t9-uay Oh o ne
charge OF obtaining goods uu"er .his' ~
He was bound over in the sum of SOU. 49,;
80 A young child Of Rev A. p Iyer, , YVES pol Dol.
soned today by taking dose. OF 0"lei
solution of arsenic and is critically H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10

49,. ,., hi. s.sailsn. on tho back sa. OF c .n0
With sS:s S T1Ss E: s a. Ss
Ss ::a 4: H a. =; 'a:
!: ;;sSs ss FsdIs 70 s 81
% fs s 4 Of few i years. ssH'sGS The Old
Abols da1 asshsqeS his intention to kill his SON
man na and on the day of the trouble went y
bis house armed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10

.,,s wealthy and prominent farmers iie
s ST. seventy five years OF age ;rs.ne
Wa There are now $50 patients IN tue 'nS"N'
asy Wu A. Hauser has discovered spring on
u. pa sorm near Winston. the mineral propei''ess
III -,hich are thought 10 be fine. sain So
,ha water has been forwarded 10 'no "''''0
chemist for analysis. ,or bobit
cH T,renty-nine victims of the liquor hauls
,,.re been cured since the establishment ol
! na Keely Institute at Greensboro. iwenty
sn',r patients are there now under treA'ine"''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10

A deed Of trust was recorded IN the clerk
Office o. tie chaucery cour. yesterday Ai.ei-
noon from Ieftwich BIO hers assigning the
stock OF pictures. frames AID other art goods
in the store at ~. o. Main street TO W. NJ.
Justis. Jr.. and f. c. eftwIch. for the oeAehI
OF their creditors. The liabilities are placed
az e. zoo and the assets are not named.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10

WAyrprY. Va. Feb. SPECIAL during
the month of January no farm or saw mall
work could be done throughout our entire
section on account of wet and cold weather,
and consequently there is no money IN circu-
lation among the laborng classes. which
makes business dull with merchants and pay
ments slow With February the outlook 50
far is of a brighter hue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10
Fight With His xon-in-Iaw.

BrcKHAsSoS, ". Va. Feb. Especial !
A few days ago Abel vanscoy. Of New Inter
house Of his son-in-law. II. l.. Vanscoy and.
having gotten into q row with him, drew
pistol and fred at young Vanscoy. the ball
passing through his coat The young man
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10
AnenrIco Attainment.

A deed of assignment was recorded IN
Henrico county courthouse yesterday by NJ.
J. Dryer. grocer AMI houor dealer. No. 1000
west Leigh street. just cut Of the city limits
70 Alfred f.. Cohen for the benefit OF hls credi-
tors Liabilities, 81 600. Assets not gwen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10

Powell and Others against Atlantic and Dan;
Vile Railroad Company and others, Argued
by +. =. Buford Est. Tor appellant ana
Richard b. Davis and Richard Walk Esqs.'
for appelees
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10

MINIATURE ALMANAC. FErnUAnr 10. i'''
-.0if Noon sets ... 5.-2 a. NJ.
gun ',-s ..5:i2I Lay length. .l0h. o'nl-
FORT OF WEST POINT FEBRUARY % 1892
ARRIVED.
e+.o,oshin CharloNo Nicklo. Balrmore' pas
49,. and General cargo. steamer LiM 'lls D.
3Tfa-.baU NaIkerton. merchandise ana pflssen i,
,,er-. steamship berkshire SNOW lIo" 'o'i-
.louce. merchandise.
etfIrl-
steamship Berkshire. for Norlqik, io1r-
fis... -faalush.p Charlotte. hHlll.ii2iD
chan. and rasseugcrsi sIe"ii.l t.i'N ''''
Wakerton, merchandise nm"
IAMIERrs POINT IEsRvAHf y i''-'
LOADED.
e,hooners C. A. Briggs. Boston; u. VI. Inv
,-eg.'.,.i. 4. A. Shaw. Fall river Margner-
ite. Providence.
GOhIED.
p-i4isb steamship Newton. New ,lIlea,ii-'
rIntre. Snrni.h Steamship 6aditano Ne" "I-
leans. Hayie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10

@'S'--o fnrur shogld -ake
Bg0VN's IRON BFTVllEs,
Yssq -Ia,eant to take cures Aalnfil' 4l14'
,.stinn Bi. iousness aud Liver Complaints.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10

WANTED HOUSES on CHURCH Ill.,
good neighb0rho0d ON Church hil.- ami vii
nav MS rent IN advance. &. D. IT, COBB
Real Estate A-onf and broker
faint .0i =. Main str..t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10
WANTS.

T HAVE ABOUT $500 TO INVEST SO
WANT TO BUY 4 HOUSE FOR MYSELF AND
FAMILY. Prefer location north OF Broad ,nl
east Of Fifth street An ola style house VIII
modern arrangements would sui. me best. A..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10

NX7ANTED-GOOD BOARD AND NICE
w ROOM by gentleman and wife on Irsn1.
lin Grace or Main Streets west OF Fourth
street All iress. PERMANENT. care IrrF.
Office Richmond. Va trl-t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10

dress HOUSE, care Carrier No. : city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10

< W.FOULK. ......,..,,
=. ABCHlTECT
g8. % and 30 Merchants National Bank Building
Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10
FoK SALE

NOR SALE-NY FORMER RESIDE NDl.~
/ 0n North avenue. opposite hrookia, 81 80
perL Iar0o lot and beautiful klIh hJD'l
QUEEN ANNE COTTAGE. vii soil chea2 AND
~. t.or- fberol terms. A. D. tOkDln.
-st 800 east Broad street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10

WANTED. A STATISTICS IS TO WORK 0rl
w bv the day ON sewing machine. one las-
inc experience az cutting out Wrappers Irs.
forrei Address Mrs. HAMILTON, care ~
luiius Never az sons. sixth and broad ie ,-t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-10
rORT on WEST POlNr. M

an, rfso-............7:Oj Noon sets g xxx a. a.o NJ,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-23
tEAL ESTATE CITY.

81 fl(l0 buys No. 2i5 Paris avenue; modern
91yVVV house OF 10 rooms with all iu-
prqvements and very nicely arranged; lot SIX
la. east front, . bargain. Call ~ and 10
widd comb building. Chas. z. Mercer. liz
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-23

TO YOU want . homes Look Ct house No.
~ 2S North Lafayette. corner Hastings. one
block north from street cars on East Bridge
street: price 5000; $500 down; balance on
time. Call upon or address room Is. New
Housoman block. Grand Rapids. Mich. / will
rent said house for SIC yer month. 100tf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-23
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

pR0BATE 0RDER-Sfate of Michigan. Cons
~ of Kent. sat- a session OF the Proeat
Court for said countyof Kent. held ~ the PRO
bate once. In the ellis OF Srsnd Rapids. on ths
2ist day of April. ia the year one thousznl
eight hundred and nlEety-fwo.
Pfesent-cyrus Il. Perkins. Judge OF Proeac
In the matter of the Estate OF
MICHAEL ALLEN deceived
On reading and ding the petition. du.
verified. OF Charles II. Heinzeiman adniDii
traitor OF said estate praying this court 10
license and authority 10 mortgage the res
estate Of said deceased thereln described 10
the reasons aud purposes therein described.
IL IL ordered. that Monday the leth day
May. ls92. NJ ten o'clock in the ferenof
at said Probate once. be appointed 20
hearing said petsiien. ana that tie heirs q
law of sad deceased asd all persons interest
ed in said estate appear before said court. =
said time and place to show cause Why
license should not &c srantec 10 said admin 10
traitor TO mortgage real estate 40 prayed 10
said petition.
Aad il il further ordered. that a copy ofths
order be published three successive weeks pre-
Nious 70 said day % hearing. IN the Gran
Rapids Herald. daily newspaper printed an
circulating in said county Of Kent.
CYRUS h. PERKINS.
Judge Of Probate
"A true copyl
ADolrH h. Mason. Register. sal: may
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-23
NrofIcE To cptpIraRs

NOTICE. TO CRtDIToRs.
Az state OF Michigan. County Of kert-sg
Nctice . hereby Eiyen. that . IA order 81 tn
PROBATE Court fer the County OF Kent. mad
on the 18th day 81 Ap1i. A. ID. lssz 81
months from that date were allowed Tor cred
itors to present Their claims against the 80
tate OF
WILLIAM TENNIS
iase OF said countF. deceased ana that Al
creditors al said deceased are reeuired - Pr
sent their cia ms 20 said Pfebsfe teurt ~ ~
Probate once. - tiss cify Of srsnd kaflda 10
examination add allowance. on brfore Ia
18th day Of October next sud that sucis claim
viii be heard before ssid coBrf- % THURSDAY
the 18th aay of pefcber next et ten o'clocE 1
the forenoon OF that DAY,
Dated Grand Rapids. Mich. April "a. A. Z
1874
CYRUS Z. PERKINS.
sat may. Judge o. ffo6n;e.