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The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02
A Democratic Wheel.Hor g.
[Amos J. Cummings in New York Sun.

Amos j. Cummings in New YORK SUM-
One of the finest wheel-horses
on the Democratic side is Clifton
r. Breckinridge, of Arkansas. He
Is the son of John c. Breckinridge,
once vice president of the United
States. lacking the commanding
presence of his father, he has all
the intellectual vigor, and IS q
more close and earnest worker
andinvestigator. He is peculiarly
adapted to service Oh the ways and
means committee. Here he is the
lieutenant of William L. Wilson,
it's chairman. There is probably
no man in the country who has
studied the question of raising rev.
enue more patiently and persist
emily than Mr.. Breckenridge. He
has profited by the knowledge
thus acquired, and the forthcoming
bill will undoubtedly show his i'm
print. 1t is one thing, however,
to acquire information and anoth-
er to impart it. Breckenridge is
at home in both roles. Although
not gifted with the magnificent
voice of his father, he speaks
clearly and enunciates his words
perfectly, but the voice and enun-
citation are no more clear than his
arguments. They are stated con-
cisely. The diction is perfect.
Redundancy is not one of his
qualities. He makes his points
stand out like stars on frosty
night, and leaves them to produce
their effect upon his hearers. In
the coming fight over the tariff.
Mr.. Breckenridge will be promi-
nent figure.
The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02
Let the Fur Fly.

A Washington Special of the
22d to the Gazette, lit was
auth0ritatively stated at the Inter.
ior Department to-day that all Of
the land Offices in the State of Ar
kansas would be filled with Demo.
Gratis by January l.
The appointments will be sent
to the Senator Immediately upon
the assembling of Congress and
it is expected that they will be
confirmed and commissions issued
by January l. The appointments
to be made are: Register and Re
ceiver at Harrison and Camden
Register at Little Rock, aud Re
ceiver at Dardanelle. The appoint
ments would he made now, but il
would necessitate their resppoint.
ments when Congress meets, and
the fling of new bonds. The pres
ent incumbents, if they do not
relish the idea of being uncerl
moniously bounced, would do the
proper thing by sending in theil
designations.
The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02

In all opinion handed down to-
day the states supreme court af-
tirmed the decision made by Judge
Lea in the application for bail
made by Jake Laser through his
attorneys Martin & Murphy. Bail
was refused. The case has excit.
ed deep interest, particularly
among our Jewish citizens. and
the action of the supreme court in
affirming Judge Leafs decision
denying bail created a ripple of
excitement.-L. R. Democrat.
This is the case in which Dave
aud Jake Laser were indicted for
shooting a prominent Jewish mer-
chant, some time since, for send
ing an insulting message to their
sister.
The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02
Methodist Conference.

The annual meeting Of the Ar
kansas Conference of the NJ. E.
Church South, closed its session
at Clarksville, Sunday night. The
appointments for this, the Olarks.
vile Circuit, are as follows: s.
s. Key, Presiding Elder; Clarks-
vile station, r. M. Traylor; Clarks.
vile circuit, Il. w. Boyle; Lamar
circuit, j. w. Head; Altus and
Coal Hill circuit, J. w. House
Hartman circuit, j. H. O'Bryant;
Ozark, 7. NJ. jackson; Ozark cir.
cult, j. A. Walden; Alma circuit,
j. H. Myers; Dyer. circuit, D. N
Weaver and j. e. Martin, Superln.
tendent; Van Buren, L. j. Key.
nolds; Van Buren, City mission to
be supplied by s. H Kelton; Ches-
ter mission, w. M. Taylor; Ozone
mission, H. r. Shinn; Hiram and
Lydia College, 1. L. Burrow.
The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02
QUEEN LII.
She is to be Restored to her Throne.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. z8.-
The Hawaiian policy of the admin.
istratiOn as announced through a
a semi official source is thus laid
down:
You may not fear but that the
administrators Hawaiian policy,
as soon as it becomes known, will
commend itself to all sensible
Americans. Mr.. Gresbam's letter
did not give the slightest hint at
the real policy of the admins
tration, which is not only to re-
throne the queen, but to snpple-
ment that action by establishing
new relationship with the islands.
Our position is that in negotiating
with the provisional government
we would be negotiating with a
government established by the
United States.
The queen will be restored not
only that justice may be done, but
that we may have proper regu-
larly established government with
which to deal in carrying on sub
sequent negotiations for which
Mr.. Willis has authority.
"The queen will be restored
under such circumstances and
conditions as will make it an easy
matter for the United States to
gain all the advantages of annexa-
ton without disadvantages.
The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02
Execution Sale,

NOTICE is hereby given that under and by
IN virtue of an cx cution to me directed. issued
from the office of the Clerk of the Crawford
County Circuit Court upon Judgement in favor
Of NJ. II. Locke against John Sharp for the sum
Of fourteen hundred and eighty-three dollars
and seventy nine cents sl,iS3.7s. with interest
and cost of suit, will on
FRIDA DEC. 22d, 1898,
at the front door of the Court House In the city
Of Van Buren,. in said county, within the hours
for judicial sales, offer for sale and sell to the
highest bidder on credit OF three moathS the
following described real estate levied on by me
as the property Of John Sharp, to-wit:
The fractional North West Quarter Of Section
"a the South Half Of Section IA all of fractional
Section % lying north Of Frog Bayou; the West
Part Of South West Quaeter of Section l3 being
all of said Quarter except strip twenty two
rods off the east side All of said land being in
Tow ship North Range 80 West of the 5th
principal meridian.
Purchasers will be required give note bear
ing interest at the rate Of 10 per cent. per annum
with approved security, and lien will he re.
tanned ON the property for the purchase money
Given uader my hand this, Nov. 2S 1893
JOHN STEWARD, Sheriff Crawford Co.
s3-3w By 8. A. WRIGHT. D. 8.
The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02
Real Estate BarRains.

J. P. MULLEN, offers for sale SO acres OF land in
small or large lots, situated northeast of and ad-
jacent to the city of Van Buren, Ark.
Eight lots unimproved, and lots improved
with good houses on them.
All of the lots situated in block 3 Drennen
Addition to the city of Van Ruren.
Lots and q block 50, in the city Of Van Buren,,
both lots have tenant houses on them. good
cistern, etc.
Any person wishing to buy land for actual SET
ne before purchasing elsewhere. All the above
property is offered for sale and at such prices
that will insure the purchaser big bargain,
Warranty titles Will be given TO any purchaser
property and II you want to buy all or any part
Of 1t call or address me at Fort Smith, Ark.
and will give such bargains, that no one want
ing TO buy real estate will failto purchase.
Yours respectfully, ~. MULLEN.
The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02

Miss Fannie, daughter ofMr. H
X. Adams, of FL Paso, aged Il
years, shot herself with her fathers
pistol Wednesday morning. The
cause Of the rash act is unknown
The father of the girl is tax assess
or Of White county. There are
rum0rs in circulation to the effect
that the deed was prompted BY
parental objection to the young
lady's suitor. but these are uncon
firmed. She was very beautiful
girl and had many friends and
admirers.
The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02

A Little Rock paper circulatet
the report that Col. John NJ. Moore
Judge McCan and Judge U. M
Rose are liable to become candi
dates for the U. s. Senate mex
year. So it seems that Senator
Berry, Gov. Fishback and ex-Gov
Eagle are to have plenty of com
pany.-Ozark Democrat.
With Senator Berry a long ways
in the lead.
The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02

Three of the Oliphant train rob.
bers are now in the Penitentiary,
Jack Williams, the leader, was
brought into Little Rock Saturday
morning and placed in the States
prison, where Lemons and Arnett
have been safely housed for some
time, and it is only matter Of
time when all the others will be
captured or killed.
The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02

The Dispatch is for Hon. Ben B
Chism Of Logan county for any
thing he wants except Berry's seat
III the Senate.-Dardanelle Dis.
patch.
The same over Waldron
Reporter.
The same over here.-Hackett
City Horse Shoe.
Col. ChIsm does not aspire to
Senator Berry's seat in the senate,
but We hope to see him on the
Efs'a ticket next year. We will
s & 60 much to say on this point
fen the proper time comes to
discuss the matter.--Paris Express.
Knowing Hon. b. B. Chism, as
we'll as we do, there is nothing he
would solicit, that we would not
be willing to pledge him our sup
port for. AS a State Land Com
missioner, Col. Chism could not be
excelled in capabiiity and strict
Integrity. Let it go fourth. Hon.
B. b. Chism for Land Commission,
Il the next election.
The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02
Notice for Letting County Convicts,

NOTICE is hereby given in accordance with
IN the Act of the last General Assembly OF the
State of Ark nsas, approved April 4, 1898,
will on
MONDAY. THE 1st DAY OF JANUARY, 1884,
receive proposals from all responsible persons
for maintaining, safe keeping aud working of all
persons committed to the County Jail.
Contractors will be required to enter into good
and sufficient bond satisfactory to the County
Judge and In such sums as the Judge may deem
sufficient payable to the State of Arkansas for
the use of the County and conditioned that said
contractor shall faithfully comply with the terms
of the contract: The Judge reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
J. 4. SMITH, County Judge
Nov. "a. 1898.
The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02

Congressman Bryan is very lev
el headed on the question, "A tax
on incolnes," he says, "could be
raised or lowered from year to
year, according as the needs ofthe
Government required, and would,
to some extent, compensate for
the inequalities of indirect taxa
tion." This is the principle adopt.
ed by Sir Robert Peel in England,
which has given complete salts
faction to all classes ever since. 1t
is a just and practical solution of
the revenue problem and is sus-
ceptible of indefinite extension.
The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02

The heavy snow-storm which
lowered over Cleveland, O., for
almost 48 hours finally subsidized
at late hour Saturday night,
leaving about five inches of snow
OH the level. Railway traffic east
of Cleveland was impeded to some
extent by the deep drifts, and
street car travel is very irregular.
The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02

1t is said that one or two Of oul
state officers will run again fol
positions they have already held
for two terms. We suggest to
such that the third term business
is becoming just little unpopular
in Arkansas. Let them take warn
ing.-Ft. Smith Elevator.
The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02

Strictly speaking. seigniorage
is the charge made by any nation
al government for coinage bullion
on private account. 1t usually
takes the form of a certain per.
centage, fixed BY law and deducted
from the metal brought to the
mint. In other words, when an
individual brings to q government
mint a quantity of one Ofthe prec-
ious metals to be coined on his
private account, he will receive a
weight of coins equal to the weight
of pure metal brought, less the
percentage deducted as compen-
sation to the government for it's
services and incidental expenses
of coinage, and plus the weight of
the alloy.
The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02

1t is stated in political circles
that Chairman Carter of the Re-
publican National Committee is
preparing to launch ex-President
Harrison as a candidate for the
Republican nomination in 1896.
The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02

Hon. Charles O'Neill, NJ. O., Of
Philadelphia, died on Saturday
night last. He and Mr.. Holman.
Of Indiana were the two Oldest
men in terms Of service in the
House. Although Republican
he enjoyed the universal respect
of Members of both sides of the
House.
The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02

Judge B. B. Hudgins has been
solicited by many friends to be-
come a candidate for Governor or
Congress-, bnt he will ask the peo-
pie TO let him succeed himself as
Circuit Judge.-Boone Banner.
The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02

A call is out for the fruit-grow.
ers and market-gardeners of Ar.
kansas to meet in Fort Smith, Dec.
9th, to organize State Horticul-
tural Society.
The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02

The New York Chamber of Com.
merce gave its one hundred and
twenty.fifth annual banquet Tues.
day night. Secretary of the Treas
ury Carlisle delivered an address
on the currency question.
The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02

The resignation of Mr.. Powderly
rs Grand Master Workman of the
Knights of Labor, has been &C.
cepted and J. r. Sovereign, elect
cd to take his place.
The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02
WARNING ORDER.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT DARpANELLE. AK.

LAND OFFICE AT UARD DANEILE, ARK.,l
November 7th, 1893. !
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has Gled notice Of his intention to
make final proof In support Of his claim. and
Clerk Of Crawford County at Van Buren,, Ark !,
on December 10th, 1893. viz: Andrew j. Shepard
Hd Entry No. 1898, for the N u SEA, SEA NEk,
Sec. s. TIP. II North, Range 30 Wet
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land, viz: Jesse Brewer, Henry Simmans
and Geo. w. Shepard, OF Graphic, Ark, and
Geo. w, Renfroe, of MOUNTAINEERING. Ark.
VIII A. F. May, Register.
The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02

The wedding of Lewis Green
Stevenson, son of Vice President
Stevenson, and Miss Davis, which
took place at Bloomington, ILL.,,
was most brilliant affair.
The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02

Tommy: Paw. what makes the
stars so bright Mr.. Figg: Oh,
these astronomers are securing
the heavens all the time.-Indiana.
polls Journal.
The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02

1t is said by those who claim to
know that Hon. s. w. Peel will
try Hugh A. Dinsmore for con.
gress again.-Boone Banner.
The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02

Near Marion, Ind, Clinton Jor,
don murdered his father.in-law,
mother-in.law, sister-in-law and
wife and then killed himself.
The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02

Tho friends of Col. Iverson A,
Jones would be glad to see him
make the race for the State Sen
ate.-B0One Banner.
The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02

rhere are 439 Masonic lodges in
Arkansas, two new ones receiving
dispensations this year.
The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02
WARNING ORDER.

WARNING ORDER.
II. A. Meyer Admir-. with
will annexed Of Lily b Nc r. rha
Gee, deceased, Plaintiff. cro,.ford ~ rcuit
vs.. Cow,
Henry Howell, jr. Sarah A.
Howell and Frederick
Schaurte, Defendants.
The Defendants Henry Howell, jr, Sarah A.
Howell and Frederick Schaurte, are warned to
appear In this Court within thirty days, and an
swer the complaint of the Plaintiff. II. A. Meyer,
Administrator with will annexed, of Lilly b. Nc
Gee deceased. Oct 80, 1888
II. g. LEVERS, Clerk.
ByW.P. 9ADLER, ID. C.
The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02

Washington Hessing was named
Saturday by the President for the
Office ofpostmaster ofChicago, Ill.
The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02

When Baby was ack, We gave her CastoriA.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When ahe became MiMt she chung to Castoria.
when she had Children, she gave them CastoriA
, 1893-10-07
Buffalo Bills umiIo met".

Der criten 8oriteQung bon Buffalo
Btl's vg8llo Neit" am 26. QtpriL limb lett
Dem IN lnunterbrobener NcibenfoLge $3.50
getol9t ulro auc6 ntbt cine ein3tge oer in
benz Brogramm ongegebenen gtummern iii
ausgela11en ipDrben. 8ielme6r lit Dem an
fdn9licben PrO9ramm cine 11eue Nummer
~btn5u8efigt iDor0en, Die BEL Se6ermann
ungetbetlte REMEMBERING fir bic Inter
nebmer, Gol. @o6D unb Salisbury, Ger=
bor9erufen bat. 0tr meinen Die Sblacbt
am nGittle 8tg !6orn &iper", o6er a1d
Suffers 2ait Charge" 9enannt. 0ieie
getreue Wteoer9abe iener S6lacbt, in Der
@eneraL Gutter nit alien ieinen W2annen
nteoergcmebeLt murbe, lit fir 6as 8ublifum
bon UNI 10 gr0Beren Sntereiie, neil Diele
bon ben tnotanii6en 6dupt[ingen, bic an
benz 8lutbaoe ~tbetlnabmen, BEL Ser Gorz
itellung mttbalfen.
I'm 10 be6auerli9er lit eS fir uns gbtz
cagocr, oaB mir bonn 81. Sftober an biele
ortgtneuIte alter S9aufteuungen entbe6ren
foQe1t. 2tn Qbeno Oes ~genannten 0otuns
ftnoet nnpiberruflib sic Lebte 8oriteQuug
itatt. Damn tperben bic Gcrtreter oler
oieier Nattonen, bic iib bier 1ccbs Wonate
lang TAFT brilberli6 nereint fQn6eu, ftch
mach allen 6immelSgegen6cn 3erltreuen,
nm iib Dteuet6t ME i'm 2eben pie6er3uz
ieDen. Oarum loQte Se6ermann bic nod
bletbenbe fur3e Spanne .3ett benuBen, UNI
iib oteie S6auiteuung, Die in tbrer @roBz
artigfett nob ME iibcrtroffen tpor6cn lit,
nod etnmaL an3uieben.
, 1893-10-07
Die Safe StraBen

9ieQlnii9t, baB Baron gertes binter benl
8erfabren ftedt, meldes
Der StaatsantpaGt 9esen Die Safe StroBenz
6o5bobn etngeIeitet bat, lit elm siemlid
au9e1neiner, tpenn au6 Ser 8epeis bafir
bis ieBt nt4t erbrabt perben tonnte un6
l6tperli3 iernals erbracbt tper6en pir6.
Die 6rase: User bat @ortbetI babon?"
fann ntcbt gut umgangen tper6en uno muB
notbgeOrnn9en gu einem 6intpets auf ben
Goncurrenten fibren. Sc lit lbon iebt
teit9eIteat porben, baB Elm 5beil Der 8ez
9rtnoung Ser &la9e, ndmltb, baB bic be-
tretrenoe Betitton ni6t bon elmer Mfe6rbett
Der 0ru1oet9entbiimer unter5eicbnet mur6e,
aut lebr ic6ma6er @runolage beru6t.
ScbtperItb tptrb !6crr Oerfes ben 8etrieb
ocr 8abn perbinbern t0nuen unb eS lit nocb
ieebr Die 6raee, ob or iiberbaupt i'm Stanbe
III, cine Ger3o8erung berbei3ufiibren. @rz
Waa0or JtObe, Der BrGitbent Der 6o6babn,
1a9te g%eitern, oab Die 6o6babn am 10. SEQ
bender in Setrie6 lein mcr6e.
0as 8erfa6ren foQ am
l6. Oftober Dor &ibter 8rcntano er6rtert
iUeroeu.
, 1893-10-07
8efennt id oes Coofdlo9ez
fbuI0io,

Gm. S, WfoIoneD, Der bon Sen @roBz
Ge1cbrDorenen tpegen Ofor6es in Mnflagez
'NltanO Oerlebt tpurbe, eridien beute Morz
'gn Dor oem Gt6ter 8rentdno unb be-
'nltte ltcb OeS Go0l9Ia9eS i9ul6tg. 0aS
tEt9etl purbe auf nGdbiten Sam ltag ber>
Do0en. WfaloneD itteB am II. 9e6ruor
| Der 8etrunten6ett in ieiner Wobnunq
| Der Neit1ette nit benz SUB einen Ii16
IN, an Dem letne Trou nd6en6 faB. Ottt
ocn5 &l1eb ftel etl1e groBe YetroLeumz2ompe
81 Sooen ltn6 erplobirte. Srau Malonep's
&IeIOer ttn9en 6euer uno fie erlitt 10 icbipere
89fanonunOen, baB ite balo barauf itorb.
Ofalone0 tpnroe Derbaftet. St erf(Qrte,
o9B er bereit iei, fib 6es Go61cbloqes
leDllol8 gu betennen itnb Staotsantpolt
Sern CAB tbn1 l1ab retflic6er ueberleouno
9eute WtOr9en Die @rlaubniB, 6tes Dor benz
N1c9ter Srentano tbuen AIT 0irfen.
, 1893-10-07
DQs 2lben0blQttt
--oer-
9Qinots $taats7ettun9

Gnt7dlt td9lid ene lon9e Site bon Selen9eud7en BON Q1dn'
nern, 5rouen uno u1dodpen, me !, 9. 1udnner fir Pousorbeit,
pferoefnedPt, Kutider, 6drtner, ma9enmader, Gienarbeipr,
8~orfeepers, Kelner, porers, Sdretner, 8rotbdder, Gafebdder,
Sdnetoer, 8orbiere, KurbeIaepper, 2~lpotbefer, SePrer, GIerfs,
8nhhater II, + no.; n1doden fit 9ansarbeit, 5innnerndoden,
R0htnnen, Daihfranen, 9aushdlterinnen, tDdrtertnnen, 6on'
pernanten.
mer oaber htfe braud7t, i'm 6eidpdft ooer i'm 9ausPaIt,
faufe oas
Abenoblatt Oct Suitois Staats}eltln9
fir L Gent.
, 1893-10-07

= 0ie meiiten @nsefeQten I'M Gatbz
bauie macbten beute, ant 8olentage, Die
Gntbedung, baB ie eigentli6 BoIen leien,
ba bet Weapor befannt gegeben bate, baB
bic NngebOrigen Ser poLnii6en 9~tationaLiz
tdt Seicr1ag bGtten.
, 1893-10-07

So3n 9obion, Elm in Ser ged6e bon
Snf1ac9! Su.5 tpobnenOer Tarmer, melbete
Dente aut Der Boli5etitation in @nelepoob,
oaB &a1bel1Otebe tbm apf elmer Gar Der So.
StraBene2inte uni 5000 beraubten.
, 1893-10-07
5tdoti1bes,
EUR Bedhtuno.

l~tnieren 2eiern CUR 9ta9ri6t, baB bas
yNbcnbblatt" am Montag lri6t eri5einen
tptrb, 81 bic Nngciteuten gut gerberrli6un8
bes gbica9o>Gages mitpirten werben.
, 1893-10-07
8er9baupaIat.
@ruppe 48 .umfaBt SoG3e, S6tpefel
0iinaer. GnDs. Minera[moIfer.

S1tnois-S STEPHEN 8obben 6 60. Chicago.
Ser. Staten (alS 1Dl0eF.- Goqectio=NnSftet
lung pOn @tineroltpaier, eoaeetio : ansftenun9 bon
nebri9e Ser. @tooten = IS 8reiIe.
9eutf6lanb- ge~rtauiS=SDnoitat Der RaGiinerf
2eopoIbsbaa; 53gl. Sal3amt, 56onberg; 8ooeort
9beobprsDol; 9a0eort Wtunnborf; 8abeprt Cohen
Stem @ort.
ar9entinten 2 greiie. grailien 4 8reiie. ganobo
: a gFfife' @ Sap Sef : g SptsH e 9OfinHnn}gm / grei esr;.t S9ili
lono 2 8retie, Staten l Breis. Sapon 2 9retie.
OteTteo 7 4reiie. ger=8rouui1lpei9 l 8reis. Stem
SDutb @oles 4 9reiIe. Quebec l 9reis. GnBlauh
6 Rretie. Siam l 9rets. Spanien 2 9reiie.
, 1893-10-07
@ruppe 118: ge3Ogenes Gtien, Mstaa:
ornamenten, 6ufetien II. 6erQG.

tsc2fu aa1" sarpn mo @aHl s GS51s5o G e @esiis5e a aap aT92l;
&orie 9taiL 60. 9ortforO, Son. 81. SO. 9prie 9tail
g5f9;; 60. @biGaqo: s. @ainsmortb & @D6, Gbteo9o.
&9f @tns1Op y gros; 81; @9ieo9O, g BSrsiie),
6. Mannitabt 4 e., Raf. Sal. Sonmeran, want,
tlrt a. 9. Jteinbolb &iri9, MtiuAeu. Sreb. &opIer,
9eip3tg; @arl &Di6ert. 9eIal- Spstunft Mindem.
@]ottfrteO stump. MinDeu. pet. aBbbel 4 gon.,
WtlInd9en. Ntar gottt3er. Berlin; WtDaer & So, 9o=
9en. Mrmbruiter Bros, Sronffnrt q. It (2Yreile( SSraua
8redermabeE. Sronffurt a. W. St. 8ubler g. 5pu'
Snenburg; y Wt9rcns, Berlin. s. 6. 8ibler, Offen-
burg, Y Bretle. Wtor Wtarcus, Berlin.
9e1teGret9.- Serb. t2nber, gBien. aIer yebr,
Mieu.
Stalien. 49, 4 9retIe. gonoba. / 9reis. Meritu.
l Yreis.
Jnou~ friepaIaa.
0ruppe 119 ImfaBt @eIol6rGnfe, @tienz
t%paaren, Weier, S1eeren, 8ert3euse,
Sd9elt, Tetlen, Nerte unb bergl.
e6S{caeO spring @utf g., s HatoF e S 9rsi5e Sl'' Z Gt6Sb ei
Ntfg.@o., 6reepDrt, 81. Is 9rel1e). Wolo, 6oper & 0eaer.
Sbua9o. @m. 8. 9ibion, gbicago. &uiderboder See
60, @btogD.
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The Newtown bee., 1893-03-24

The adjourned hearing on the petition of John w. Booth and others for the re- moval of Charles Henry Peck as execu- tor of the Elon Booth will, came off on Monday morning as advertised, before Judge of Probate M. J. Bradley. At Il o'clock the cosy office of Judge Bradley was filled to overfiowing. and the big wood stove soon made it uncomfortable for the distinguished lawyers. An ad- jourument was soon made to the library room up stairs. This seemed like pass ing from furnace to an ice box, but the room was made comfortable in a very few minutes.
 The eXecutOr was represented by Law yer Fessenden of Stamford and Lawyer Tweedy of Danbury, while Lawyers Davenport and O'Hara of Bridgeport ap- peared for the contestants. The ball was set rolling by Mir Fessenden, who moved to strike out the sixth paragraph which quoted the executor as saying "that he would proceed in contestiug said claims, while there was a dollar of the estate left