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The Forrest City times., 1893-06-30
Road NOttC.

N OFFICE is hereby given that, at the July ~ term, lS!3 of the County Court of St. Francis 1ounty petition will he presented asklng that the following changes be made in Road District No. L.. in Madison township to- wit: That SD much of said road as now tra- verses the Barrow farm be vacated that the line between sections l6 and r. township i north lanee $ east, be declared public high way, connecting with Road No. l2 north of Barrow farm; and that new road be opened from the southeast corner of said Barrow farm extending northeast to the public road at the Weaver place. r w. RAKROW
 May ;,0 1693.
The Forrest City times., 1893-06-30
Assessors Notice,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I ~ VIII attehd. either in person or hy dep uty. ht the following places and times for the purpose ot assessIng the real estate and per sonal property ot St. Francis county ArkoD- sus, for the year 1893. to-wit:
 Wheatley township at Yhe.tlev Tuna to % 2l. '""e i'
 Goodwin township. at Goodwin. June % 23
 Prairie township, at Palestine June 2I % 27
 I AnRullle township. at Bible Union Church, June 2S. 2g.
 L'Anguille township, at Joe Kelley's. June 70. ~
 Tellco township, at Caldwens Station. July 1.
 Iellco township. at Colt Station July 3
 Ielico township. at Oak HiU Church J,1lv 4
 Johnson township. at Adare's Store. Jniy !. July
 Johnson township, at White Hall School. house, July r. N''V' Franks township. at Yocona Church. JuIv ID
 franks township. at Millbrook. July H.
 rranks township, at Ferguson's Store July l2. "''iV Franks township, at wyld's schoolhouse. ,Rackflsh township at Fiftecn-Nne Bavon Church. July II. D"s V" e,oni old Garland ,, township, at J. S. R. Cowan's July r.. 0'"tioh' ,, Grggs township, at Burnt Cane School. Madison township. at Madison. Julv to July 20 '0 NnuTch' Madison township at Morehead. July 2t July 22 to August l3 ''' rum 4 ~ persons are required to meet the Asses S1 Sor anu ust their property. and if they have ] no property 10 list. they must meet hin Snd giEe lh thesr poll tax, or they are subiect t1 a =, e,q quTnt qd1 penalty. They are also required " " llei all me property they own on tba first 1 hohday in June ls@. Parties owning d ,.as1 es'a'e Will please bring their tax receipts. JAMES BROWN. Assessor.
The Forrest City times., 1893-06-30
Notice to Administrators.

Having noticed that quite a number of administrators. executors and guar dians i'll this county have not made set dement's. as required by law. annually. 1 hereby request all and each of them to come forward and make settlement at the July term Cf the Probate court Those who fail to do SD will be cited tC appear. Respectfully.
 C. F. HINTON.
 Judge of St. Francis County Forrest City. Ar<.. June S. 1893.
The Forrest City times., 1893-06-30
hlttineton, administrator of R
Notice.

yT7O WHOM TT MAY CONCERN. ON THR \ third day of May. 1893. by ihe Probate Court of St Francis cnunty:g. W (. Davidson. was appointed Guardian Tor Mrs. Anna 2. and am therefore legally empowered to per form all duties devolving upOn me as her guardian. ". C. DAVIDSON.
 La Grange, Ark, May 21. iS03.
The Forrest City times., 1893-06-30
Administrators Settlement.
STATE OF ARKANSAS, County of St. Francis.

County of St. Francis. NOTICE is hereby given. that the following ~ administrators settlements have been filed in the Probate Court of St. Francis Ceua- ty for confirmation at the July term Of sad court. to-wit
 W. T. Webb. as administra of the ests;e of Jno. Y. Webb, deceased; erst annual settle ment
 II. r Gorma Il. as administrator oi the estate of J. B. Cummings, deceased; second and fRsl settlement.
 L. q. Mcdaniel. as administrator of the es- tate of 4. D. McDanle deceased; fourth aad final settlement.
 J. <. Fitch, as administrator of the estate q (. W. Wilson. deceased; second annual settle ment.
 H. A Martin. as administrator of the estate of Joseph MeGpsan, dfceased; first annnzi settlement
 L. Y NCGufTey. as administrator of the ss- t.Ite- -.t L. (. James. dCceased; first annual sei- feur.f
 #.A. hittington, administrator of RoeGa Ne, ary: second and final settlement
 Ali persons interested in Ihc settlement of sad estates are notified to come forward aud lie their exceptions thereto. II any they have, on or before the second day of the next fegu- lar term Of said court. or they will be forever barred from excepting to said settlement CT to any items thereof.
 Witness my hand and seal of said court at my office in Forrest City, ArkaneHs, this the 2d day of June. 1895.
 r. LAUGHINGHOUSE Clerk.
The Forrest City times., 1893-06-30
Answer This Question,

Why do so many people We see around Us seem 10 prefer to suffer and be made miserable by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Corning up of the Food. Yellow Skin. when for 75c. we will sell them Shiloh's Vitalizer guaran- teed to cure them. Svld by Winthrop x Co
The Forrest City times., 1893-06-30
THls Sis the way the Paragould
Soliphone presents a marriage:

Sollph0ne presents a marriage:
 John BOlin says that Jimmie Hig- gins Following the lead of so many kleptOmaniacs in this country) stole 40 pounds of meat from Price Cox last Sunday week in broad daylight, and carried the misappropriated property to Esq. Greathouse While we depre cate stealing under most circnm- stances. we are constrained to admire Jimmie's pluck. and extend our con- gratulatiOns to him and his bride"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
ALL LAY THE BLAME on Mr. OSBORNE

Recorder Smyth was offended yesterday because no
had been consulted by Assistant DisrictsAttorney
Osborne about the adjournment OF the sentence OF
Ir. Robert ". Buchanan, convicted OF murder In the
first degree. Mr.. Osborne appeared in Part l OF
General Sessions with Charles W. Brooke. counsel for
the defence and asked that the sentence BE- postponed
until Monday, as the People were not ready.
Il won't d. that said the Recorder, With strong
emphasis. 81 have already set three dates, and with
out consulting me- you do You please
Your Honor surely cannot blame me-" interpose4
Mr.. Rrooke; Il understood from Mr.. Osborne that
you had been consulted"
mo, l wasn't consulted. ! never consulted.
shall sit here to-day, tomorrow and Friday, ana
then not until next month";" the Recorder announced.
II Is not known when the prisoner will be arraigned
Dlstrict-Attorney Nico said that Mr.. Osborne had
for reason neglected ask the Recorder In ad.
vance 10 grant the adjournment. Mr. Osborne said
that he and Mr.. Brooke were equally TO blame, az
both wanted the adjournment Mr.. Brooke denied
this. lie was ready Ia go on yesterday and merely
consented to a pcstponement because Mr.. Osborne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
p n RaRLOW A LAWYER ARRESTED.

Everett ID. Barlow, lawyer, with Offices In rooms
Nos IL and IL OF No. oO6 Broadway, spent Tuesday
night In Ludlow Street JAIL the result OF an order
OF arrest issued against him by Judge Andrews, OF the
Supreme Court. III a suit in which the Phoenix Man
ufacturng Corporation OF Taunton Mass, Is pain'in
and Barlow defendant The complaint In the case
sets forth that Barlow the attorney Of the Massa
chusets company In case brought against the htter
by H. j. Baker & Brother Of This city 10 recover n
debt of about 5000, and that quantity Of plum
bago belonging TO the company was attached by the
LAWYERS OF Baker d. Brother. At The request Of Bar
low their attorney, 1t is alleged, the Taunton manu-
facurcIs made four notes aggrcgating $500. pay
allie TO Barlow's order which the attorney 10
use either in indcmnifying surcties TO bond for
leasing the piumbago or In ehccting settlement Of
The suit. 1his occurred in september last. The
notes were paid at maturity, but last month the
Massachusetts people learned that instead Of settling
the Baker case their lawyer had allowed Judgment
for 40 Ala SO TO De entered against them They also
discovered, their aihdnvlis as>erl, That Mr.. Barlow
had appropriated the proceeds Of their notes TO his
was set AT liberty. His surcties were John DISCO, Of
10 o3s East Tweny-tird-st. and Josephine a.
Harding OF No. IO3 Ialseyst., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
rOT-R ST ,TJ- I.TTcS on EXHIBITION.

Many persons inter- stcl I'm works OF art yesterday
I'm ectcd tw, niIra Of stutuctes OF Pagan and PEN
iclic marble called Night Morning. lnris' ana
Achilles" in the warerooms Of Tiffany a co.. NO. J."
Union square Nght" +, ShIoud,d In Il mantle ana
holds in her left hand II small owl bunch OF poppies
fills her right hand. \ gil1ei crescent aoorhs her
brow. Morning is removing her VEIL ana mas III
vrrtrd her lamp. \ star CLEANS III her har.
Achilles" Is represented In the act OF drawing Ills
sword. The fateful golden arrow hes pierced MS
vulnerable left heel. Paris the dandy OF Ola Troy,
stand, In I'm easy attitude wearing II Phrygian cap
The Figures each about orty-tve inches III height
and are mounted on decorated Iedcstais OF MEXICAN
cnyN thirty-nine inches In height The work OF the
firm. The staluettcs owned by private collector
80 art object. i'm this city, and are for sale Their
estimated value II about $1,000 Tie sculptor Is
Professor q. Broltos, OF Athens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
APHILADEL PHIANS H1RD E&PERIENCE
C. EMLINE. AFTER BEING ROBBED IS FOUND IN
TILE srpEETS In Ills Sill RT SIEENES.

G. EMLINE. AFTER BEING ROBBED. IS FOUND IN
THE STREETS IN HIS Sill RT SLEEVES.
Alexander Brander. thirty years OLD, oi NO. ga
Eleventh-ave. was held In $500 bail by Justice No
Malon in the YOrkville Police Court yesterday, on
charge Of highway robbery. AT 80 O'Clock yes'er
day morning a middle-agcd man entered The west
Forty police station and tod the sergeant
that he had been robbed He was In his SHIRT sleeves
and seemed 10 be dazcd. He described himself rs
Gerard Emline, forty-eight years Old Manufacturer
living at Chestnut Hill, suburb Of Philadelphia
He came to Ncw-YOrk according 10 his story Tuesday
evening on business. and went uptown. He remembered
he said. entering liquor store al Fifty rstsi anu
Eleventh-ave., where he took drink. Prom 'E'
time he knew nothing, he said, until O'CLOCK yes
tcrday morning. he found himself "hhdcrlhs
about the streets in shirt sleeves, His coat, over
coat gold watch and chain gold ring, umbrella, q"
in money and valuable papers were inisrlls. f.iiill
expressed the belief that Il " knockout" oTlhh hiu
been given 10 him. -,
While Emline was making his complaint police
man entered the station and said that he iah seen
Hraudcr on his way IOmr with an OvrrcOat answering
The description OF the lost by Mr.. Emlihr ID;
the coat, watch and chain and umbrella. I,raide',
when arrested said that he had met The l1iladclplan
in the quOrstOre with rough and had taken MN
home. lie had had intention OF stealing VT.
Emines property, he sd. ,, ,,,
AT jefferson Market COnrt Justice McMaloh hela
Bra nder for trial and Eminc TO the House Oh
Detention under 500 ball.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
INSURANCE Mgy NOT AFRAID or a SYNDICATE.

Insurance men m this city do not take much in
tcrcst In the report that German aShd'cae Of HE
Insurance companies has been formed 70 establish
agencies in this country. An ofoer OF 'hc Equitable
Life Assurance soclcty SAID TO Il Tribune reporter
Yesterday: .Therc has been a report that German
syndicate Of life insurance companies has sent repre-
sentatves to this country 10 establish agencies In the
various States. We have been informed that the
Preussische life Insurance Company OF bsiin. +
at the head Of the syndicate. and that large sum
Of money has been placed In the venture. There
ARE no foreign life Insurance companies represented
In this country and there may be a small field for
them, but 1 don't believe they would succeed. 1t
may DO that the German companies have Lost 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
PTFTS HtTCH'S WILL FILED FOR PROBATE.

The will of Rufus Hatch. the well known Wall Street
broker. who died several weeks ago, was filed FOL
probate I'm the surrOgate's Office yesterday. The be
quests I'm the document were printed In The Tribune
few days ago. Mr. Hatch evidently did not think
highly OF the benefits to be- derived from a college
education, fr h" says In his Will
1T is not my desire or wish that my boys should
90 through college. but that they shall receive an
education which will lit them for Il commercial life
Should either Of them choose TO be lawyer, doctor
or clergyman. however after full elaboration and de
termination TO be- honest In his profession, consent
TO their having college education to that end and
effect. prefer that they should learn mechanical
trade which will enable them to earn an honest Hvell-
hood under any and all circumstances. request OF
my children that they will never tobacco In any
form. drink glass Of liquor wine or any other in
tONicating drink. play kind of games for money
their father has had experience SUFFICIENT o serve
for all his poSterity.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
BITS or Legal NEWS.

Chief Judge Sedgwick yesterday denied the motion Of
Major James -. Pond for an injunction restraining "'H
-er,a Jones better known BLACK Patti from sing
ing under the management " except hins'll.
Judge Sedgwcl gave the plaintiff leave To renew the APP
plicaton other alidaNit-.
Bertha Dorm secured verdict for 5000 against "'ole
g. seyorth from jury before Judge ftIsmon'' III W"
CIV count Yesterday breach 81 promise of marriage
She sued for OQO The defendant DECLARED that he ha
always girl and that he had been willing 10 marry
her at any lime asserted tsnt IL she and not ne
the promise, and that she kept pittlng MN
OH from time to time.
The General " the supreme Court yesterday APP
poinfcd Adrian Jone. samuel W. Nhi3nk ami Thomas
L. James 4, commissioners o. hear arguments for ana
acanst the taking property for the construction OF an
elevated railroad % the bridges which the Fast River
nrdge Comany proposes to build tn Fast River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
THE corr RS.
DECREE IN FAVOR OF \ TRUST COMPANY.

Judge Lacombc. In the United States Circuit court,
yesterday banded down decree In favor ot tn" ten
trail Tru, Company and against the city Railway I'M
provcment Company for II G7l,5i0 -. lie also
ordered that the trust company sell at auction the
securities deposited with II by h" defendant IN" rail-
way company. which /, incorporated In NewJcrs'y'
got control OF the Thirty fourth street Ferry, the
Thirty fourth street Ferry and Eleventh ANcnu" ana
the Twenty eighth and Twenty ninth street Railway
companies In l--0 10y buying stocks and bonds OF thr
par value Of ~ JOB 900. These We're drp si'd with
the trust company trustee 10 secure d per cent
bonds the amount Of r,i61 900 issued by The de
PENDANT. The Interest has not been paid sine" l'9l
The decree the amount of III" loan ana the IN
t"r,st due
Edward Lautcrhach, counsel ~ tie railway com.
pany. said yesterday that 1t would be- rrorsllintd
and would buy In the securities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18

Snprcmc Count -t,cnrTaI Icrnl-- Ittts' c"hIlu1u
Suireu,c hnEfD. rslicOrc Andrews, J.MOtion
calendar called at / O'CLOCK -, No., o.,.,..
supreme CourtSpec Termrpaqt before o. Brien'
373 SO -; .s5 3S0
sapr,ue tTr1l Ten-IaIt LIZ iSr o Eeie6
M lsia lSi ,c,i ,0l i6s loIS ig VA Iss
ircuit Coprt-Pnri II u fore rulN- J-No, 2,2..
1909 1851. ~, co., So ~ s ,2, 90; % ss$
sos. ,,... t,o..,. ~, o,, .,d,r
rruit yolt1-Port II-Beior iatter.oI j -tas', iiom
Ist Court Part IvBcf1rc Lawrncc, J-cases from
Part III. 49,, r,,.i r. rr-- pccoro p,nsom s.
VIII or iIenry schneider and Mary {. Woon 1859
u ~ .,,,,s,s -Chambers-beforo Fi2Gctad, .
WI :, patrck II. Fen;on. 10 no a. M For pr,na'e
MI, MI, S.an Kcmmorer, Harriet j. Morgan lria y
W Mrnwn August schneider, Knrona Beck William !, !,
nrom" t,tnes NcKaIa Caihlrne A. Thomson, Icronl' H.
Un,owitz jane A. Polhamtu.. william kcarneS'
Mary r. sprague and Abinh t.. Mnrgan ~ ~ 'I"No
b. n,...-r,,, rerm-p.r. 1-scfOrs GleserIch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18

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I.oD I1il 1906, 1897, So. 1927, ll3I S42;, s.,.a
ommoi Plcas-rris lerm-iarts III anu lll-Au'ourhea
saperor Court-Spo al Term-Bcforc sedsSick, G. j.
Motions. ~. p.,,,o Freedman l.
No loi 80 ~ rial tr,nCiat before Glider.
sleeve Case on: Gibson ". PeterInan x..s.
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CITY Court-special 1cfn-Beore van WycK J'-'io'
civ Corrt-Tral Term-part IScfOrs Ehrlch C. Js
Nos, PCS o12A .l2j. 22s?, 22'0, 23l'' 2f'o' --lo'
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Nos 2-jJ eejj 25lS. 2559. 26oi. 2coi, 2'O7. 24'i'
tity CoGrt-Iri, Icrm-lar IIl1Beore Nrwours e,
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l.-,S 2525 SBI3 JiSJ 29's j5J 3i31 DOB, JD'' 90
court Of over and TermincT Before lngraham' j.
No DAY calendar. ,,, cr,h II
and Assistant District ldl'y-NoS. TO a.
Inclusive. lhcadings. ! To inclusive: ,,., ,
Court ~ General Scs-on~-par lf-Heiore Martlne -
and ~ .istan D,trict.Aromcy DaNi,-Nos. "a ~ ''
elusive. ,,, ,o,... ri,,c.,,,1
tourt Of General Sessons-Part IIl-Be,ore FlIeefail
b. and Assistant Dstrict-Auomry WeeAs-No'' 10 H.
ir.fu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
THE COMPANY MAJ TEAR UP TIE STREETS
A BILL DRAWN WITH Greet INGENUITY AP.
PROVED BY THE GOVERNOR.

A BILL DRAWN WITH Greet INGENUITY AP'
PROVED BY THE GOVERNOR.
Controller MYERS learned yesterday that Governor
Flower had approved a bill drawn with remarkable In
genuty intended to authorize the New-fork Power
Company to tear up the streets OF Newiork and lay
pipes and mains all over the city. AS originally In
troduced In the Assembly by Timothy DRY Dollar"
Sullivan. 1t innocent measure, permitting the
sale OF fruit and flowers between the curb and stoop
line I'm the city under certain regulations but when he
succeeded in passing through both Houses and laid
II before the Governor proved TO be act amending
subdivision ) Of Section So OF the New-York Con-
soldatiOn Act which provided that nothing con-
srued as fluid except Illuminating gas, water when
intended for purposes other than hydraulic or n.y.
drostatic steam and oil. any resolution ordinance
passed by the Common Council and approved by the
Mayor authorizing any person or corporation to lay
pipe for transmission Of any other fluid than In tins
subdivision is ratified and confirmed
The Governor. 1t appears, refused to accept "Dry
Dollars" explanations OF what this meant, and de-
cined append his signature until DOCK commissioner
j. Sergeant Cram went up TO Albany on Tuesday and
made the cloudy clauses clear. The real intention OF
the bill. h. told the Governor to legaliZe the
ordinances passed by the Board OF Aldermen last year,
authorizing the New-York Power Company to extend
IFS mains and pipe, through the city for the purpose
OF furnishing power facilities TO small manuiactunns
concerns Under the provision which General Spinola,
representing the New York steam Company, was able
TO insert In the Consolidation Act some years ago, no
other company could lay mains for the ends hamea.
the New York Power Company which MI Cram, when
its ordinance before the Aldermen, said he knew
nothing about and had no interest In.
The Controller said that he had sent to Albany for
certified copy Of the law Until this was received he
sioner DAILY said that he would issue q permit 10
tear up any newly paved street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
- ,pprA1 FROM GRAND ARMY MEN.

A. NJ. Underllll. chairman and treasurer OF 'he
,,,,x.ns, Auxiliary Committee OF the Grand Army OF
49,, D,nubIic OF tha City OF New York, reports that
,,,t,ons for dcfraying the expenses incident TO
,To celebration OF Memorial Day are meagre up to
~. sent time and wholly inadequate for the pnr-
.as Ten thousand letters Of appeal have been
l.nt ont. and thus far less than 100 replies have
been received and these are principally from members
pce, mmlttec Patriotic citizens urged TO
VI % In order that the expense Of the celebration
,"w mot devolve upon the Grand Army veterans.
Win q BY %r Wders at the
s SO ar c,mon Line No. SO Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
PAIL DANA MADE vICE-PRESIDEyT.

Paul Dana was yesterday chosen vicepresilcnt OF
the Park Roard In place of Henry Winthrop Gray. who
has become Fire Commissioner. II Is not salaried
Office. An extra day of was allowed the park
police be added to their regular vacation In recog
milton Of their services during the Columbian cele-
blaioa The mounted park police will bc allowed
IL take mart In the horse show at one hundred and
fifty nfh-st. from June to 10.
Clarence A. seward. representing the subscribers to
the ConllIng statue asked that It be placed on the
grass plot In Union Square, between the cottage and
fountain. The request referred to the Landscape
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
SIZE SAYS LoIE FULLER OWES HER $500.

Amelia T.. Hayes the wife Of Co'oncl william u.
HAYES, who WIS recently convicted of perjury and
sentenced to Imprisonment for eight years. has
suit pending I'm the Court Of Common Pleas agilnSt
IOlc Fuller. the dancer, 10 recover $3.50. which
Mrs. Hayes says that She lent to Mss Falltr. The
defendant declares that She borrowed the money ir'm
Colonel Hayes and that She paid 1t back to him not
knowing. rs alleged I'm the present complaint that he
was acting rs agent for his wife. chief judge DAILY
Yesterday granted u commission 10 take IN" t',ti
mony Of the defendant in Paris whcr" She l. at pres
rnt and where she expects To remain for some t,l"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
NE TOOK 4 SECOND AND A YOUNGER WIFE

Lewis r. WiIlctts carpenter Of Sayyille, l.. H. was
arralgncd in General Sessions yesterday on charge
of bgamy. He pleaded not guilty and was admitted
hail i'm ~ OO0 On october 8, 1883. he had married
Mile Holmes who lives In sayvllc with her two
children In October last Wietts Mary Dcnzcn,
eighteen years old. at her home In Lindcnhurst. L. l.
,rbav sfruck M an acquaintance and few days later
can;. f. this city 10 be married. Alderman lynn
ondatcd Detective Trainer arrested Willetts In say
nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
ANNIE WEED WIN, HER cAsE.

The sealed verdict IN The suit brought by
Annie Need to establish her right Of dover la the
property Of Mortimer VI. Weed. the broker. who died
two years ago. opened before Jndg" TrudN. In
the Supreme Court, yesterday morning. and was
found 10 l.. I'm favor of Ia" plainlr The will
now b. sent a referee 10 have the question de-
termlned Of how much the widow Is entitled To- The
defendants alleged that the plann had husband
living at the time Weed married her AMI that cDnsc
quenily she could not enter into valid contract
with Weed. They also attacked her character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
STOKES AND MARTIN CALLED on TO PLEAD.

". T.. ID. Stokes and william II. Martin. who are
accused OF ibcling f. - stokes, Will be called ON 10
plead to the indictments in General Sessions this morn
Ing. Ex-Mayor \. Oakley Hall, whose motion to quash
the Martin Indictment denied by Judge Cowing,
has filed demurrer In the case 1t Is similar 10 That
filed by George II. Adams TO the W. T. ID. stokes in
dictment. which WAS OverTued II declares that the
facts alleged do not constitute Il crime.