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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24

a until q 80 D. m, formal reception az the Hotel
60 rendered by Commander Davis representing the
President OF the United States, and BY COMMAND Of Her
Row, Uishne.s 10 the Mayor and Committee OF One
Hundred and auxiliary committee ana such other guests
a. NAV be specially invited BY the United States Govern
I'm, or Its repesentatvc No admission without special
card OF invitation and card Will admit more than one
person Further details hereafter.
In the evening visit to the Fifth Avenue Theatre.
wednesday May 3i-In the morning the Inianta will
,rob,br witness exhibition OF the New.Yok Fire De-
n,,tnent and afterwari pay visit to the Normal COL
cce and possibly another Of the great free schools OF
rho cv In the afternoon she will probably take part In
reyiewinr the police OF the city Of NewYork at p m
IN tho occasion OF their annual review In the evening
Gala performance the greater part OF the the'trc being
taken by the committee for that purpose. Every person
attending the theatre that evening. woman Is
cxpectei to be full evening dress bonncts under any
circumstances permitted The Spanish national air VIII Dc
PLAYED and audience will rise in resct to the Iniant,
a. the representative Of the Government OF Spain
THURSDAY June mo ,gemcnt is made Tor inc
morning but ROYAL IIgncss viii probably visit the
crookyn Bridge the business portion Of the city ana
I'm the afternoon Is expected she viii attend e races
Morris Park.
Friday. sunc o-No engagements for this day. 1t Is
prob,he the Infanta Will start for Chicago Ia he stef
noon
THE EXCURSION TO WEST POINT.
The excursion to West Point may be postponed
10 Monday II the weather should prove bad on the
day set for It, The guests on that trip will be
limited to the members OF the committee. the com
mandcrs Of foreign warships then in the harbor'
General schoheld. General u. o. Howard: AdmiralS
t;hrrardi. Walker aud jrDham. and Commodore Eden,
and their ,tar. The boat vii! BE- policcd py ,lna
of naval reserves. N l. announced that the lnIahl
will accept 10 Invitations except such are prOp)scu
and Endorsed by the Committee Of one Hundred
The various committees will meet AT me savoy
IVORY doy ri D. M for several DAYS to complete the
arrangement rs necessity a1scs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
NOTES or TIE STAGE.

Joseph Jefferson, who has been sick for some time at
NO 81 MaaIsonayc was reported yesterday to be much
better
Memorial Day, next Tuesday Is the day set for the
opening Of the roof garden of the Madison square Garden
Extensive alterations been made. looking the
fort OF the audiences and good vaudeville entertainment
will b. provided. orchestra under the direction Of
Gustave D'Aqucrs will give popular selections
The Enich performance OF the present OF ~ Texas
Steer" NJ the BIjou Theatre was celebrated last nsnt
By the presentation OF souvenir consisting OF paper
weight In the form Of head In silver bronze
base.
Miss Lila Caysnagh has been replaced In the cast OF
''Adonis' at the Casino by Miss May Pelham Miss
Cavanagh has brought SUIT for amount which she says
due her salary for her services In the "AdoniS
company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
TIE d. X. T.. CLUB'S ANNIVERSARY.

The Delta Kappa Epsilon Club, OF NcwYork, Is
making preparations for celebrating the eighth ami
vsrsary OF the founding Of the club. on Friday evening
May 90. at the clubhouse. No. 433 Fifth-avc. The
New.York branch OF the club was founded In 1855,
with $50 members. The early quarters were In West
Thirty -fourth-st. In 1887 the club moved to its
present house. which has been recently reren,ed by
the club for nve years. There are at present about
$50 members. 200 OF whom are nom
rssident. Invitations for the celebration have
Ten extended TO all members OF tho
fraternity in the city. The Yale Gee Club will be
presept and will furnish music. Speeches will be made
81 the former presidents OF the club. The uresent
pSoG61adt. DAVID B. King, will preside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
JAMES A. SADLIER.

James A. 5adlier, a member OF the pnphsh'ns nIm
NJ William H. SadlIer OF No. IL Barclay-st., died
,-on nncumonia at the Hotel MerOpOe yesterday.
He came to this city from Montreal, where he made
his home a week ago. becoming Ill soon after ms
arrival Mr. sadgr born In this city N
ls43 Ho was educated at the College oil Ch1s'iah
Irothers Spon after his graduation lie went I"
Montreal 10 take charge OF the branch rouse Oh 'ne
firm In that city. lie esththShen o'ah'hes VI wv
n.,,, ,,so 4, ou.hcc Toronto and Ottawa. lie Ind
,,,, charge NJ the Canadian business OF the we'll
known house. ,.s ,,o ,,,,,e con
siderable property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
COMMON STOCK.
MR.. MLEOD LEAVES BOSTON AND MAINE

TO BIZ SUCCEEDED By FRANK JONES IN TIE
PRE- IDENcY OF THE ROAD.
Boston, May 23.-There just quorum OF the
drrt tor, OF the Boston and Maine Railroad present
ut she meeting to-day. President McLeods let
ter OF resignation was read. In II he says that he ac-
ccpcd the presidency representing the interest Of the
PENDING Railroad In the Boston and Maine. He
contemplated making ,ranc arrangements between the
two companies which would be mutually ad-
vantageous; but since he Is not now officially con-
nccted with the Reading Railroad Company. and the
Reading has parted with Its holdings Of Boston and
Maine stock It will be impossible for him 10 carry
ont his plans. Frank Jones Will be chosen president
at tile next meeting OF the board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
TIE sARAGoasA BAND TO Re HEARD.

At the concert for the benefit Of the Isabella Home
10 b. given the Hotel Waldorf. ut $50 p m, TO
day. the ROYAL Spanish Band II Saracossa Will ap-
pear by courtesy OF the Infnnta Enali, Others VINO
Win take par, Mis-, Josephine May Mack pianist
Nine. V. Pervin de Lopez, me,zo soprano, and Pedro
En,ioue Arcncbi, tonor. Mrs. &. Van E'cn Mack
viii make eY address on q" Isabella of CASTLE" The
Invitation committee Mrs. Marcy RAYMOND. Mrs.
Theodore liavcmever, Nr-. General Fitzpatrick. Mrs.
Robert u. Roosevelt Nine d" Farr1l. Mis- Cnr0la
Livingston. Nils Forc>cur. Mis- Cfimn.u~ Miss XII
patrick. Nia, Laura fitzpatrick. Mr.. Eugene Kelly
and Don a. Baldasano OF lopcte. Committeeman Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24

lacemskers and Others gave exhibitions OF ther sn,
Most OF the villagers from Donegal ana otAe'
parts OF Connaught.
The Chicago Society Of the Sons OF Maine gave
n luncheon this afternoon at o'clock IN the m'se
dining hall Of the Union League Club 10 Governor
Henry r.. Ceavcs. his stan and the "orlds far
Commissioners OF the State OF Maine. After luch h
n short address was made by Governor > tie' ,ta,o
take c DSss SsIeSrS sps at
there wns q general Introduction and handshahi'e ar"
q talk over old associations.
Germany,s Building at the Exposition was ope ",u
to-day. The opening OF the building was OF p".I
tnformoI character Herr wermuth. the Imperial
Commissioner. had issued 900 or 400 invitations !"
prominent German citizens. the ohciais Oh '''e fur'
representatives If other foreign Governments anu .
distinguished persons as were III Chic"so INV h""c
Of yeragua and his family had been ihVi'ed' anu
elaborate preparations were mace 1of 'her reepo"'
Tho budjnr stands In the northeastern part OF the
Exposition grounds All the material was
sent from Germany. and most OF
shows a. I'm exhibit Adjoining the main
building is chapel OF the height OF three stories
The main tower is $50 feet high. In the building
are combined all the prominent styles OF German
architecture. and as result Germany's Government
bulding ranks among the beauties Of Jackson Park
The chapel is built in the Gothic style, while the main
Nuremburg architecture. The Office Is masterpiece
OF decoration with its rich oak carvings, its Gobelins
s adm rSs''''"' - '' w
The guests were received by Commissoner Mer G
daughters. Miss spiess and Mrs. Menckc. and MISS
Hall. Among the men were Governor Councnior
Richter. Assistant Commissioner Franz Berg Mr.
Spices and Others. To the left from the main Ell
and nj the foot OF the main stairway the CAV
airy Band OF the Garde du Corps was placed: Inc
members OF the band appeared In white parade uni
forms. with eagle crowned helmets, and were directed
through an elaborate programme by Herr Ru.hweyhe'
In an adjoining room ON the lower floor iAncheoh
was spread.
Printing Press how in Machinery Hall was opened
htu .afsn lla
Yesterday and all necessary orders for the issuing OF
The afternoon papers had been received SO mat
everything moved smoothly. The presses viii tc
used during the Fair To print the last editions or the
afternoon papers for visitors AT the Fair THO en-
tire process OF printing Is here set fortE and the
operation irCm tnc stereotype room 10 the newshor
was performed In view Of large crowd OF onookcrs
The Council OF Admins traton has decided 70
open the Fair 10 the public three evenings eacn
week Tuesday Thursday ana saturday evenings beng
Designated On each Ct these evenings there will BE-
concerts and electric displays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
THE DUKE OF MORTEMART.
parIs NAV a3-The Duke OF Mortemart Is dead.

Anne y1cturnien Rene Roger de Rochechousrr
Duke of Mortemart and Prince OF Tommy -Charente.
was born at Paris on March 10, 1so4 lie belohsso
70 An old feudsl family Of Foitou, and received y
military education In l847 he elected as .
Deputy for yillsfranche, and retained seat In me
French Legislature throughout the changes from the
monarchy to the republic and the empire. lie arse
served as a colonel during the FrancoPrussian war.
In February. 1871, he was elected TO the Natiohai
Assembly from the Department Of the Rhone' ana
took seat on the Extreme Right. He did not presens
himself for election In 1885, and has since ied
retired life. He was member OF the legion OF
Honor,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
GLEy COVE l.. l.. TO HAVE CELbbnHI"'

The yillnSe OF Glen Cove. l.. L. VIII today ceiep"'o
its 226th anniversary. Twenty-Five years ago 'ne.c
was q big celebration because the place was wv
years old Since then the old men ana women naso
not ceased to talk of the OCCASION ara the yoahse'
generation to show proper respect ana apprecmuo,'
for the recurrence Of the day, have nrr'ns'" ''.,
cs,c,ro,on There will be procession ir the morn
, ,,, .,,r.. tho cornerstone Of the new school
house viii be laid with appropriate exercises luz"
there will be u picnic III the grove
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
THEY WANT FREIGHT CHARGES REpV CED.

Chscago May 30 (spcciaD.-An important conference
WAS begun at Springfield to-day. before the Railroad
and Warehouse Commissioners. between shippers and
repro sentative, Of shipping firms and companies OF the
hand. and representatives OF number OF railroads
on the other some months ago the Chicago lmp'e-
mcni and Vehicle club filed compAtht with the
Commission TO the effect that the maximum freight
rates on the goods OF the club were too high, and
s,iIpi That they be- reduced Other shippers Joined
I'm the demand for reduction and the conference now
being held Is the result. The discussion VIII last
over 10 BOTTOM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
ANTOINE Won SCHMERLING.
Vienna. May .3.-Antoine Won sehmerlins,
Austrian statesman, died to-day.

Vienna, May 23.--Ant0ine Won schmerIlns, inc
Austrian statesman, died today.
Antoine Schmernng was born on August %,
1905. After reaching manhood he soon achieves
position and popularity. In the exciting perou Oh
lsA3 Herr Won Schmerlng represented Austria ~
Frankfort and there advocated the idea OF Germa'e
confederation, with Austria at the head. Archduhe
Jchn, Vicar-General Of the Empire. appointed MN
Minister OF Foreign Affairs and OF the INTERIOR gu.
he found 1t impossible to uphold the pfetensiohs VI
,,s,,.o AGAINST prux Ian and other antaaonistic In
rvonccs II. was Minister % Justice from LEAD TO
az ana Minister n, STATE from AGO 10 lseJ While
aovo,cd n Austria hr had liberal tendencies. and
his presence In office regarded as guarantee
:, .n,,oh,.r,a aa,,n,s,r,,iop He was a member
for life OF the Upper Austrian Chamber ana VA
also for time president II the court vi .pro n
Herr Won schmcrlng reported to be dylhS W "
January Of this year. and he had an attack "
paralysis about the end Of January.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
MUST PAY DUTY on FOOD FROM HOME.

Washington. May 23.-Secretay Carlisle has de.
cided that foreign exhibitors at the Worlds Fair can
not import into this country free Of duty food products
for their consumption. The cast came up on
the application OF certain exhibitors from lava TO
import such products for their use. Other foreign
exhibitors have also preferred like requests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
Cuticura ResoIvent

The blood aud Skin Purifier and greatest e HUMP
CURA, the great skin cure. and CtTlCUKA SOAP, q
exquisite skin beantn'r clea the kin and ssslp aos
every species Of itching burang scaly. pimply and
scrofus from infancy age, when the best physicians
fail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
CRAzED WITH eczema
On r nee and Head Four Years
Doctors and Specialist Of
Little Benefit.
Tries Cuticura. One Set Produces
Wonderful Change. Completely
Cured in Two Months.

have suffered with Eczema salt Rhsum fc n,. sooSs
IL being bad that IL made me haL crazy az Times;
tried about half dozen drctcis amSas mnI hs o,Ssrs
only relief tte SsS e0"s savIsed n
20 by a great number my friends After using one -
could great change for the better ana asf using
thr ZEE sets found myself completely cured Ieel my.
self cured as have not particle Of IT. return.
'S- WV " GEO. 4. LOWE.
OO7 Market-st., Philadelphia, ~.
T. would appear during August and september Of ~
summer Ny became very sore and my eySs
were affected seriously. l used two bottles o. CgTl.
CURA RESOLvENT. enc box OF the CI IIsu M sns
can safely say am cured. Miss NJ. NJ HIGH,,
IS S. .3-.st., Reading, "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
QUICKER TIME FROM ST. PAUL TO MONTREAL.

st. Paul, Mimi, May % lSpecla).-Tlc 500 road
will reduce ITS running time between ST. Paul and
Montreal twelve hours. Trains Will leave here at
q 80 p. No. and reach Montreal ut O'Clock the next
morning instead OF in the evening as now. Tie
change will BE- made on June l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
WORLDS COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION

vii, e of ys,ue 10 the world BY illustrating tne mpfos
men In mechanical arts and ennsns & S.s hes uf
auni importsnce and as y siren; u,enmg AAs"" ~~'
SSrup Of Figs Is far In sdyance Of I'll oVe's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24

Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, SOC. SOAR
25c.: REs0LXENT e. c PP,eppared BY the PoiTE@
~. How To Cue Skin Diseases" "a pages so Illus
trations aud testimonials, mailed flee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24

The best Wearing Fsrniturs
via lowest prtces,
Made BY Flint. West 1tth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24

Exposition flyer Of the New-YOrk C.ntrl-- fastest
end finest train ON earlh-wi make first ,Iip May a.
Tickets now on sale. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24

lacemakers and Others gave exhibitions Of their Skill
Most OF the villagers from donegal ana otne'
parts OF Connaught.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-03

At tho new Seattle theater, for an en-
csgcmens Of two night only, ON Monday
and Tuesday next. June and q. Mrs. W.
]. Florence will be seen in the renowned
comedy, The Mighty Dollar"
As q pleasant satire on living events.
1.-THE Mighty Dollar" is play with the
qualities OF lasting entertainment In the
role of Mrs. Gen. Giifiorv Mrs. Florence
gives 10 the character that aggressiveness
ana pecul;ar humor as in the olden days.
That role is peculiarly and dissinctiyeiy
her own. She has invested il with such
personality that its ahsurdities were cur
rem, and common quotations when THE
Mighty Dollar" was . reigning comedy
fayorite. In its revival Mrs. Florence ap-
pears before Us with uuimpaired vivacisy-
Her trouble with Libby. dear'is as laugh
Able and her mixture Of good nature and
shoddy,sm as natural 10 the younger piay-
soers ~ those points once were to the
older generation
During the production OF this comedy
Mrs. Florence will wear number OF eiso-
crate gowns especially designed for her BY
the great Feiix. Of Paris
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COCHRANE's LAKE VIEW nElGHrv


A deed made February :. iSs. bv
Arthur u. Cochranc and his wife, Alice
A., 10 Lille NJ. Morrison. conveying all
OF Lake View Heights addition 10 the
city Of Seattle for a consideration OF 81. 600.
Was fled yesterday in the auditors Office.
This viii call TO mind the career Of
Cochrane in this city, which was tertni.
mated by his being sentenced 10 a short
term in McNiel's island peni,en;iary.
Abou, two years ago Cochrane opened an
office. or rather rented an offcc, which Re
kept closed. in the Pioneer building. lie
advertised extensively in Eastern news
papers. principally in religious and family
Journals, offering property In Seattle n,
riaicnlousiy low figures and also agreeing
to give Seattle real estate As prizes for the
solution % sbsuriIy simple parzles.
The scheme VAS 10 get innocen: and IN
wary people living at distance 20 bay
property or get property as prizes. though
at the time Cocarsne did not as matter
OF fact own any land Of any kind in King
county. and then TO write On saying that
the deeds we're ready 90 be recorded, and
ca receipt o: . SUM safhesen. 20 pay the
fees the deeds woaIa be sent
Cocarane MAS quite successful. making
many victims. and kept his methods from
the llrh. wi:hea, much difficulty until he
bought a tract Of Wild land near Lake
sxmmasnish and plated the addition
above referred 80.
Coch-are bad mars made. showing The
addition as very desirable properly. and
ssxeSi them broadcast in the Eastern
states. bat when the esop Of ''sEekers" " IS
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tempt to fathom. only knew. like the
blind man OF old: Once I Was blind
now can sect God, in the mystery Of
his providence, directed my byother OF the
40. Z. w. to me. took It. ! live and
rejoice in my health and strength. have
no physical ma!ady. save a slight stiffness
in my leg duo to grippe. feel as well as
in my palmiest days. Ny prospects are
good. All this l gratefully attribute to
the virtues Of Pink PHI. for Pale People.
and now my story is donev a. the MUIR
sery ballad runs. If anybody should ask
confirmation of this tale Of mine let him
write to me and shall cheerfuliy furnish
il. The Pink Pills were my rescuer and
I'll be their friend and advocate while
live!"
The reporter finally took his leave Of
DR.. Verrinder, but not without the pro-
fessor entertaining him to another piano
treat, q symphony played with fauiticss
execution and soulful Interpretation OF the
composers thought.
the weli-known druggists. tho reporter as
certained DR.. Williams Pink Pills have
an enormous sale in Chatham. and that
from oil quarters come glowing reports OF
the excellent results following their use.
In fact, DIR. Williams Pink Pills are recog-
nixed as one Of the greatest modern medi-
cines--a perfect blood builder and nerve
MISUNDERSTANDING SUCH uiSeoScS uS IuSuu"-
tism, neuralgia. partial paralysis, loco
motor ataxia, ST. Vitus' dance. nervous
headache. nervous prostration and the
tired feeling resulting therefrom. diseases
depending upon humors in the blood, such
as scrofula, chronic erysipelas. etc, Pink
Pills restore pale and saslow compilations
to the glow of health, and are specific Tor
all the troubles peculiar 70 the female sex.
while In tho case Of men they effect a
rapical cure in ali cases arising from men,
tai worry, overwork or excuses Of what
ever nature.
These pills are manufactured by the DR..
Williams Medicine Company. Schenec-
tadv, y. v, and Brockviiie, Ont, and are
sold in boxes (never in loose form by the
dozen or hundred and the public are eau
toned against numerous limitations sold
in this SHAPED At 50 cents box. or SIX
boxes for $50, and may be had OF all
druggists or direct by mail from DR.. Will
Jams Medicine Company from either ad-
dress. The price at which these pills are
sold make \ course Of treatment compara-
lively inexpensive as compared with other
remedies or medical treatment
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cyvtl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,

GIVE pkfAhrhEsT-osBoRN.J !.
Mss Bella Hubbard vs.. T. A. Mackay ct al
sealed vsriict OF &sa In favor Of plaintiff
Moran Bgs,. Va J. ". Gsorss-s,assmens OF
facts: ccntsnued to June /.
samuel Davidson Va Aaron Cohu-Ou tyial:
continued 20 June s.
Raury pBrAErABxT-LANoIlv. j.
American Building and Loan Association Va
A. A. sesgr4se ct ai-findnss Of fact. conciu.
sson of iaw snd decree signed: motion for new
allowed 10 defendant Nsckintosh.
state OF ~ssningson OK rel. X. oConIsll Va
James Nc.A,a-Judwment: signed
pany ". y. II Boush e a~findinss OF tacs,
conclusions II law and decree. sigaed
Wsas seattle Land aud Improvement Company
VA Annie Cebarn ct ai-FsndinEs OF fact. etc. /;
Mes, seattle Land and I'm provemsns Company
We I. {. Coaper Default. nndings OF fact. etc. !;
Nest Seattle Land aud Improvement Company
W A. r. crfan,axs ct si,-Dsfauis, findings OF
fact. etc. sssacd
vs. ". N, Allison ct al-pcfanit. findings OF
fact, etc st1nci
Mrst Jsnnls Hiii Va j. v. sprasus Ct ai--Ju ds.
menf ana dserec: signed
u. r psnry Va state Of wsshlnssoa-Find.
ings OF facts. conclusions OF law aud decree:
sgned-
assignee pay certain moneys; sigued.
". 7. Wiekwaro Va. Washington southern
Railway CosiI~ny-tontinged 20 June IL
TheoGaFs giotcakisa ~ William Hcsrhkiss--
Decrce Ut divorce. granted: nndlugs Of iacts,
conclusions 81 law Rna ascrcc: signed.
T. &. Mct4acshs3 W. Catherine smith 81 al
prseg approving deed executed by r. W. Gordon,
stec,s. eolTn under decree.
4 u. onssin va saoauAlmis Mill Company
Continued a. fute -
Commercial Nstlonxl barS vs. City OF seattle
Submitted
washingtsa Ns,ioasi bank vs. City OF seattle
--suesnsttcss
CxrNishE pxrsRTssSr-HrARaIs
State of " ssasng:on Va victcr A. Iceberg
Cause continued Tor hearing.
state OF = arlington vs. Joe Tueker-Causs
costgaued fer bearing
C Colsfasn vs. J. y Sinclair Defendant
rcsss: rsossan OF piAiags .ar a PERI p;o.y
Instruction Denied bearing eoatiaIed 10 Men,
aAy next
equity department.
paosEsx pErAxrNK>r-SASaLRy,. ,.
E,tase OF JoAa R~iles -l,scrse appointing
ssnsucl C. EssiieA - nj astsAEor, bead q xexs At
NaA
Estate Of Earxares uarTaouwtu A. Ina tied 20
rrs,nase. r. X. PsefontSlae appointed executor.
Estate @! T. a SAITH Continued to Jaae i
estate Of Ahaer Rxv-CcEslngei 10 June A
rs,ste Of Martin iaasc-t oauaGes 20 laae
Y.,xts Of Ana-vw .Hsi sa-GoDilasse1 10 }aae a
T.:.te OF Eisa L Jacosas-Ce-ssaasI 80
JGEeA