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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Friearsch's Few mussc hall MAS filed
last night vitk al audlence eotnposs'd u
tAe i.est musicians az. "a a-ical talent IA
the city. who hal eoase 10 hear sonae
pupils a hsnE, G. Pest and ffnncis
Campbell play and sing. The work
sole - the puflls a. 81 very hien
order. eopso1efed as amateur efforts, and
nuch COMMUNICATION - due these two
weis known teachers for the admirable
examples q. their work. Mira Palmer.
tie sloliaisg, assisted chariniEg.y ia OBJ
ilxafos a. songs ~ Miss johnson and
Miss Chsmtefl.n. The greatest sur.
prise II he evening Mas the singing ~
Miss Eva Johnson. Her home Is IN
baldwin. but she has been II Grand
Rapids for the past eighteen months
studying singing with Mr.. Campbell.
Tier voice = high soprano. clear and
vibrant. and the way she sings shows
her Ia he possessed III extraordinary
musical talent 10 one 81 young. In the
Ave Maria. b Gcunod, she quite
electrified the audience 10y her religious
fcrxoF and abandon. She sang the pa
theiic hut hacknesed Angels Sere.
made in simple. affecting manner that
made one forget It's age. Miss johnson
has unmlsIakable vocal talent. Al
though Miss Chamberlin has been
heard before, ste never appeared
u better advantage than she did
last night. Her rich. sympathetic
contralto voice was particularly effec-
tive IN ~Ah, lis Dream by Hawley.
and y Day Dream, by Stre.eszky, the
latter With violin obligato. Miss
Letifia Morrisscy sang the difficult aria
- Milo Fernando In manner that
showed her 10 he possessed u great
deal of dramatic talent. Her voice is of
broad range and refined quality. Her
rendering Of -Irafel." by King. was
also highly satisfactory. Miss Annie
Martin 81 Charlotte. played a polonaise
by Chopin. and rhapsodi by List. in n
manner that left little To be desired
J. Il. Nykerk OF Holland. sang. with tell
ing effect. Gounod's magnificent song,
King Out, Wild Bells" lie has a fine
baritone OF extended upper range. and
he manages il very skiifully. indeed.
Gaylord Il. White was the accompanied
OF the evening. The program in full is
appended.
Duet.La Luna ImDobiie. from Mefsto-
Mss Morri..es. Miss chamberlin. '''
Sonx-Ring Out, Wild Bells. .Gounod
:. Mr.. >ykcrk.
Medifation--.ave Maria '....-.....B ac h-(iounod
Miss Johnson.
Violin Ohlixato, Mr.. Palmer. Organ. Mr.. Post
Piano Solo Polcnaisc, Op. Il. No. -. Chopin
Miss Martin.
Aria-O milo Fernando. from La Favorita
-..--..-- ,,:.-.-;; .-:...-.-.--. .Donizetti
Miss Morisscy
Aria Springtin,e beginning. from
samson and Delilah salnt-Saens
sii-s Chamberlin.
Marie. .............................J Jensen
Songs O. Face tho Fairesi. from BiOndiq 3;suooa
Mr. S,kerk.
Who Is Sylvia .,..-............. Schubert
Saw Her Yesterday, from Bion-
songs dina. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Uounod
etrcnait $780,. go. :. $50 Dfdga
Violin Oolgafo. Mrs. Palmer.
Miss johnson.
con8--iSrAiti.-. ming
Miss Morissey.
Piano Solo -Rhapsodie. No. s.......-... List
Miss Martin.
an "a, dream hawiey
Violin Oblisatc. Mrs Palmer.
Miss Chamberlin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

- M@y Protestant tpsn.elpa
Sunday sehos3. 10 r. NJ. ~csyirn and ser
uaon. II 4. IN. concluding eith haly
Cetnmnnian =, ths fies Campbell Pair.
-servlse q t-ng- At = - l.en'en
serfiers daily ~ . - a ~. AMI ~ =. IA.
N'-s Tupp@f'r subject this morning
rill ~ The M0-ieesy that Noee- the
Nnfbf hfenlsg efi~t Wni. 1uftis
IfintY Church. morning soiiesi
tpt~isff Evening. At = pith ~
fis sr-ied Choir
e'sfh Coma sfioaai Tie ket : =
Nihsih fssfsf Hssrsea euflesf Thirst
aiHifsg iek rseefaa ifaf tsfshaaa
las - q slifsee l@aslies s.ti.efsis
go ~'siaiisst. 81 Ire shufeA. Ill sf~az
faHtAis ttf-.f nsf.sls, shaeels
The ii.tt tets & I=sk~aa = - ras
- *lafHts ssit5ret isn S~se~ =
ftenfs hseHsfa sai5eet iIe~
ht'sb Bette u Ma fhsa sheep
As~ fessssaieas f4.afsh Nasaies
-ahF-ei lif4tsel5 fsafh sa4ssiei -
fstihif st4iA y lks hss s4~4ss
etsliH
i.saefseslss ssssslsssissse s.e;sif
tsss tef ssiss " Fanaaas
sFs@@ss As4AA saassefs weiFhss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

s>ns. sloak Brsehtsng Brothers. <tso,
Stuiles 4 bFsslss, fEsi
Congsis<.1nsr - Il1,sft reported ser-
kal.s % fhe rsilce BeaeEt apssciafss,il.
tie SAID he had akssisssi the sra - fei~e
raesE Fees AZ cat da&a fAeif t<nefts
tie aA>s suggested fhat ne msn b II
b,Ees - bed : ben@nE b4I Il they I'D
scr lsssfiis tbs tsrkeis-
Mr Bender -iio ouS 4 me position be
tzcx one wrsk ss0 - saying he had net
0nde<st0od lH&f z4sh . Plan Nes sue
gest.d al The last nleeting he had 40
ohsessfia1 g. fho mea hafing Z ball II
taos sere net allowed g. sell tie tickets
aMcng the merchants
Ar Wirhet said he thought The mat
Ter should 10 left shere Il a. ungll the
sext nseetsLe Il the sss.sc-afh,n. when
tie E1en. Il they desired. could make a
request 10 ~ al thes desire IA the
Promises. The repost ~se sfsopsed
tsmnissloEer Bender apsee az this
rcins 10 the proceedings ard said. Ia
TIE present. state II affairs il becsssses
our duty % appoint = Ran q saces<~d
Superintendent Eastman ! wish u
present "a you man for the place. lie
~ sell sno&Q u rlost Il YOU and be.
tt'FE - - 80 Ht@@A| 90 t<N'-ttttt 4AA~t- -
iae place. present the name II Harvey
q. Carr. He name was before " last
spring. but he sas not - Wei known
% s.fne of you a. he no~ IS. take
gle;eiure in placing his name before YOU.
Commissioners Whitney said Il have
faizea s0sne pains a. hSk up Mr. Carr.
and he more | beard a him the eetter
| liked him | do not believe we viii
ever get a man for the place Who fully
tDmss up a. our ideas II Is not desir
able place. in my estimation. it Is an
osfice 10 which no sunshine comes. l
tske pleasure N seconding the name OK
DIR. Carr and pledge 10 him, II he ac-
cepts the place, my best assistance.
The vote Was taken and Mr.. Carr was
elected unanimously. and viii assume
the duties II offices April /.
Commissioner Locffgert reported ia
vorIng the placing II the telephone and
telegraph wire near high buildings IN
caoles or conduits. and recommended
that IL be made the duty 81 some officer
20 inspect electric light wires which
enter buildings. lie said the board bad
40 power % carry cut the recommended
lions. and moved To refer TO the common
council with request that the matter
De- investigated.
The board adjourned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Are We Dnf'lne evening ~SE,ifitna.
rnfoldnrnf snEt Earthly EnsiEsanae1is.
Tests - Ne Nan IL. kUss~Ei, sesf AMI
ffl<ofuH.
ssEan4 Rapids Spiritual Association.
IAncoln Hall t1rxie al 1 g. -. Mis-
ilflen Stuart hishings Il lioston iee-
IL e. and sisrs tests. Last SuEass 81
AIs. kleni1.gs ssfa this a~>ocistsoii
Ali soals' Church lunissFs4iisii The
Rev. Charles fsuhref. ID. ID. pastor.
Morning subject: The Law of fro-
motion No evening service.
Mission Wood Presbyterian Pastor.
Rev. Thomas G. Smith. Morning
theme. IAN Iupaid Debt; evening
Telling an Cntruth
seventh Day Adventist Elder l. q.
Moore. PASTOR. 6ood Iemplars hall. I
p. N. Subject; Signs That Herald the
Coming of Christ
Church - Christ The Rev. W. j.
Russell. pastor Preaching morning and
evening by the Rev. T. ID. Butler II
Aosnesion. ID.
Iassln Chapel. 81 Marks Hospital
Sunday SERVICES al "a. m. and Thursday
at : 4. m
St. Matthews Holy communion at
loo a. IA: evening service At p. IN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

The Park church choir will this morn.
ing sing: Glory BE ~ God" Potter
quartet: by Babslonis Waves. Gounod,
full choir; Come Unto Me-" BARR. Mr..
Beneker.
The Rev T. n. Butler, who some
fourteen years ago was pastor of the
church IL Christ in this city. will occupy
that pulpit both morning and evening
today.
The annual meeting II Unity church
will be held "Wednesday evening. after a
q o'clock supper. There will be reports.
election OF officers and general business.
AT the ministers conference tomorrow
afternoon in ST. Marks chapel the Rev.
q. \. Smith will read paper on "A
Danger in Modern Reforms"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

TIE furniture manufacturers met last
night to further discuss the worlds fair
EXHIBIT. AT meeting held a short time
ago thew decided 10 surrender the space
u Herkey s Gay. Nelson 4 Matter, Wild
aicornb-. aud the Oriel. Three OF these
companies have abandoned the matter
on account Of lack Il time TO make
good exhibit This left Berkey K Gay 10
fll the whole space. Last night the
Gum Folding Bed company applied for
sixteen feet II space. AMI II was granted.
Yesterdays clearing house figures
sil3olso6. are an increase over the cor
responding day Of last year 81 Sl3.l.6-B.
The total for the week was ss52.s611.
an increase over the corresponding week
n ~. OF sl3O19i2s.
4 writer in the kindergarten News Of
Buffalo. SAYS Il Kate Douglas Wiggin:
Mrs. Wiggin enjoys the distinction of
icing the most accomplished woman
Engaged IN philantnropic work IN
America.
The annual report 81 the manager Of
the Cnildrens Home society was filed
YESTERDAY liz shows that the property
~ Cherry street Il valued at $1,000 and
that there Is 81 .l55.s9 cash on hand.
Miss Mabelie Shaw gave a program
sor criticism at the Grand Rapids school
4 eiocufion "Wednesday evening. She
was assisted by Miss johnson. pianist.
and Mrs. Brewer. vocalist.
Prof r 4. Fletcher has resigned his
position as instructor ia the Western
Michigan college. lie Immediately as
-umes the duties Of state lecturer for
the Knights Of Honor.
l.. A. Nugent. the gentlemanly al.
vance agent Tor ~ Breezy Tine" viii
terminate his connection with the com
rany today He will leave for New
York tonight.
Amos Musseinlan u the board ~ trade
committee On statistics reports that the
report x building operations ~ last
year viil he completed IN about iwo
weeks
r. j. Lucas. who for twenty years has
conducted q bot and shoe store on
Moaroe street. has sold his stock with
good viii. 70 Gooispeed Bros OF Ann
AFter.
\ spcciai car Tor the delegates 10 the
democratic state convention in Detroit
vla loave the Union depot Monday AZ -
y. e.. over the Detroit. Lansing 4 North
EN-.
TIE directors n the County club held
meeting last night IA the club house,
ano made FrfParat COS for the annual
meeting. which Nlli soon iaNe place.
The regular NEE ting u the board n
pui,ac works as held yesterday after
roen. tut nothing except routine busi.
ness sac Transacted.
Mss. Kate Douglas wirgin. whO gives
an entertainment Wednesday night. IL a
cousin - the Rev. Mia T. Tupper -
thn city
= b Waliir vi. speak IN the Young
Men Christian S~oeiatien gymnasium
a. clock this afternoon.
IA. Mcmillan viii open permanent
city mi@sioo tonigat IN Ne. - South
Waforiso stsset.
Ml=s Grace Chapman. - Worth Pros.
pet street. - da1g erosssiy III ~ith rheu
matte fcreF
John q Lee aEd pife have returned
from Visiting Mrs Lees SISTER ia Chi
essc3
tsesrge r. Richardson has gone 20
" Hshington g. sttrnd the Inauguration.
G. " Fellows president 4 lhe Pro
hititson club, resigned lsst night
] l.. ksntei8 manager II the Street
Railway hesie~ - IN the esfy
q - Stella Devenport = tie g. x 4
ofiises las iyphoisi fever
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Frances kastelein. a little girl years
old. living at No. - Walbridge street.
was run over and seriously injured yes
terday afternoon by bus driven by
Frank Sands on Ionia street. She
caught on one II Ball & Waters transfer
wagons and while riding fell of. The
bus was close behind and she was run
over before the team could be stopped.
Patrolman Harper picked her up and
sent her home in a hack. No bones
were broken. but she was serious ~
bruised
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Censrsn.isnt Joseph 4 Mckee - the
fsulsiseFs sonle h.e,s petition ln probate
e,,pft asking f1r ~ prcl,afs q the nun
cupsfirr esii z Iohn - Clark The
rrfcsstllnz - sh nnasasl tre. thi4 ieing
she frsf fln.e ii taz ever l.een taken in
tAe rr,tate usaff 4 krnt rouhty 4
ma .,apatiFe ei4 - one male orally
= zen through sadiru sieknepa q fer~.n
= anshie 8 make WRITTEN one Mr.
f'afk ma.ie such ~ oral all te4aretat
ia SIS moass sl-lut go e. tfe dishf
ga >iiens hosae fteaaa.iaaf n
kee anaer 80 gIere 80 tse sii ard
hae. the uenef turned slts tte freaeaf9
There are na heirs ~ .se Aei o. Fsf
n3rs l1ttfeefe.i IL the fstaia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
CRoZlER BROS NEW DEAL.
by March Great Five-Dsy
Sale n No. "a

Crozier Bros. have rented their Is
Canal street store and must deliver up
possession March |. They still have
more stock than will go in one store and
only have five days more in which TO re-
duce IT, For this reason they have de
cided 10 inaugurate for the next few
DAYS the greatest shoe sale ever held N
this state. Every line OF stock will be
included Ii will be at No. -. their new
store. To illustrate: You can buy the
choice 81 any ladies' or mems SHOES ia
the store for only s225. This includes
all 90, $3.50, si. ei.J0 and some - nne
shoes
This Is - cents per pair lower than
the prices at the recent sales Whirs
packed the store with twice a. mans
customers a. could be- waited sn. fyou
want 90 b. sure 81 getting ttied son
should come early. IA sizes Ia some lines
viii not last long. tie, ia line foI the
greatest five days sale
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

aax-ineh conerete foundation The -.
,slaate MsLle - fns ek4rd u pabiie
.osk< fzraad TIE atose pavement u
ct ~: fef sedar bloeks Oh simi
ar f,und4ffon. ~ "a. The ogsniou "a
tho-e present. IL xss believed. fairly rep
resented tko~s - met q the property
oNnels Interested
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

The following order - scrylcos will be
observed NJ the Division Street NJ. r.
church this evening.
Noiuatsry Grand o.fertoire IN r Cat Welx
~criature Reading. Music In ske Lee. the
sfoefr-l and in fi4e New Jerusalem * 1T.
i'ie snf ~. i<10 i.nke a. t.-fs Rev. a. Ia
Anthem - tod stur saxset
Arranged fscm Meyertreer by 4. ". Lsnsion
frarer .......... ~ ~ are
sr,hes nasy Father, Heat Our en-. Mnneee
hesp,usise Reading Psaifss axis. -
4 " lnars- leader
Anthem -. fnr = io~~r Hsih WITH s,ud
.Assauged u Charles y Lsndon
sadrn=s Rev a N ,Fauis
Hyun No ~ 1880. -.
Ati INN 4.-...
tissitn ~oisf-t aFattns ........ J. Raj
James faitrn.
Asdre~s- The Hymn ~ Christian f.lfs
iigusa u. IA. El~efsh H,assl. 49, j.
Anthem. O. s..as- f.es IL uor~hip l.,nruel
--,f fsno SOD. - Ms Ads Hsnraf1rd
Violin tt.iifa - NJ Rsan
Aalfefs hih.s Nesse thafies ". i.ensinn
t1thsa -, tod. snr Eafhrt hsfaft
F'0pr soie ~ f,F n lisa y. Ross
Adsifsss 7 he efat7 "a u strf
Htsnr - "a
ftfuftiir la,,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

The greatest worm DESTROYER on earth
IL Dullam's Great German Worm Lnz
engee. only - cents per box. For sale
at Scribner a Aldworth's drug store.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
kansss' /" lean o. Arc =

on the people. the Farmers alliance
bono and sinew ~ our country. vii
speak. as no woman ever spoke. tomor.
row night at HartInan's. Tickets. -
cents.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

M77fNlKALfR e e.h ss'9 fISS f9ali for
and Oysters Telephone him your CT
ders for dinner.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
PRICES
MUCH
REDUCEDI

We're rather overstocked
that's the reason-here
are the facts:
Our SIS. 81 and S. trousers
marked down to $500.
Our So ones reduced TO
500 and $3.50.
The 81 pantaloons put
down to $500.
The So ones to $3.50 and
$500.
All of EN- well cut -
Worsteds. Cassimeres, Che
viots-south window full
price mark on every pair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
esy|1IIS
Sl61slI|]

Sarah S. Adams. Mary j. Walker. mi
nors Of John G Taglem. Mary Palmer.
Eliza j. Voller, Julia 4. Kelly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Hardly time yet for the
new Spring suit-winter
Suit looking a little shabby
Generally the fault of the
pantaloons-They wear out
quicker than coat or vest.
Why not brighten up with
a new pair of trouscrss
We're having a special sale
for your benefit.
The record-union., 1893-01-28
ON ALP LUsGES.

Cut by the gorge, the vale beyond the town
Breaks its squares OF yellow ana of green
OF rye ana meadow Through them winds
the road
Which opened to the hosts of conquering
France
Lom4ardian plains-sky-touching simplon
Pass
Flenked by the Lion mountain to the left.
" While TO the right the mighty Fetschorn lifts
A beetling brow, ana spreads abroad its
Dom. cer>in-weisshorn CT the dazzling
Ye spiendors Of the Alps. Can earth else
Bring forth a rival? Not the Indian chain.
Though shouldered higher DER the standard
Can front the eye with more majestic forms.
From one vast brain yon noble highway
came;
.'Iet be made" and It was done.
In one vast BRAIN was born the motive power
Which swept whole armies over nights un-
scaled,
And poured them, living cataracts, on the
South.
Or was II iorce OF faith-faith warranted
By anteeedont deeds, that neryed these hosts
What is is value now! This man was called
s. a Mortal Cod" ON, shade before invoked.
You spoke Of Night and Right and many a
snaft
Baroed with the sneer, ''He breaches force
brute iOrce."
Has ratified on your shield. But wen you
knew
Might 10 be Night, must base Itself on Right,
Or vanish eyanescent as The de ds
Of Frances Emperor. Reject on this,
Ge temporary darling of the crowd
To day ye may have peans in yonr ears;
Tomorrow ye lie rotten, il your work
Lack that true core which gives to Right and
Might
One meaning in the aud Tot,r, Tvx-nSau
The record-union., 1893-01-28
LIFE SECRETS.

Don't worry.
Don't hurry. ''Too swift arrives as tardy as
too slow"
"Simplify :" "Smplifyr' "Simpllfyr
Don't overeat. Don't starve. "Let your
moderation be known TO all men,"
Court the fresh air day and night. sob, if
you knew what was in the air.
Sleep and rest abundantly. Sleep is natures
benediction.
spend less nervous energy each day than
you make.
Be cheerful. "a light heart lives long"
Think only healthtul thoughts. LAS a man
thinketh in his heart. so is hen
Avoid passion and excitement. A moments
anger may be fatal.
Associate with healthy people. Health is
conf iasious as well as disease.
Don't carry the whole world on your
shoulders, far less the universe. Trust the
Eternal"
Watch the first signs of a coming cold. Nine
tenths ofalI diseases start with a cold.
If, at any time, you feel chilly, il you sneeZe,
if you have cold hands or feet, ii your head
seems heavy or aches. take at once the best
and purest stimulant you can secure. There
are many that are claimed TO be good stimu-
lants, but there is only one that is strictly re-
liable and possesses the hest qualities and
that Is Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky.
This whisky has mace more friends by rea-
son OF what it has done for people. than any
other preparation of the present day. Do not
let your druggist or grocer argue with you
upon this sub jeet, but insist upon having the
purest and lest, which Will aid you to solve
Lilies Secrets"
The record-union., 1893-01-28
The Worlds Fair-The Chicago ssInter-
ocean,

This great weekly, and the WEEKLY
UNION can be had for 81 a wear. or the
DAILY RECoRD-U UNION and the Inter
Ocean for Sc so per year. All about the
great Worlds Fair will be eIaborately
treated in the Inter Ocean. Can be had
for this price only by subscribers to the
RECORD UNION and WEEKLY UNION.
The record-union., 1893-01-28
WAKEMAN'S WANDERINGS.
Odd Incidents of Foreign Travel
and 0bSeryatiOn---V.

The Ancient sYew Tree Under Which
Gray's EIegy Was Written-Win-
some Way to wordsworth's OIden
Home-An Interesting Lancashire
Postman-Sims Reeves and Albert
ChevaIier-Whale Driving by Ma
tive shetlanders-The Merry WASH
erwomen of Madrid.
The record-union., 1893-01-28
For BiIiousuess

USE HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
DR.. w. B. GILLIES, Winnipeg, Mani
toba, says: 81 have used it in typical
case Of indigestion and biliousness. and
found it to be, without exception. the
best thing ! ever used in such cases"
The record-union., 1893-01-28
The Plain Truth

Is good enough for Hood's Sarsaparilla-
there is no need of establishment OF
senationalism. Simply what Hoods
Sarsaparilla does, that tells the story Of
its merit
Ho)d's Pills are easy, yet efficient.
The record-union., 1893-01-28
One meaning in the end. John Tyndan

BRIGHT eyes, healthy complexion and
a vigorous system result from using
Angostura Ditters. Sole manufacturers,
DIR. j.. q. B. Siegert & Sons. At all drug
gists.
The record-union., 1893-01-28

For catarrhal and throat disorders,
Browns Bronchial Trochesp are re-
nowned and marvelously effective, giving
immediate relief.
The record-union., 1893-01-28
Quale vs.. Mcintyre, March 22d.
nent Two-Johnson Presiding.

FRIDAY. January 27th.
Estate Of P. Potter, deceased-Ap ppIic;ition
for order assigning estate to widowand closing
administration granted.
Estate OF Isaac Bennett, deceased-Petftion
$500.
Estate of Mary GotthoId, deceased-Final
account allowed and decree entered distribut-
Estate Of Lorinda Washburn, deceased
Continued one week.
Estate Of John Stewart deceasad-Petition
for leave 10 erect monument granted.
Estate OF William Daley, DEMONSTRATION
to erect monument continued one week; De-
tition to compromise claim granted.
Estate of Cashmere Lowe, QeceaSed-Petf-
tiOn for letters Of administration granteI
Estate Of Arthur Lloyd N1cConvile de-
ceased-Tetition for letters testamentary
granted. VIII admitted to probate.
Estate Of Ernest Erich, Ceceased-Contin-
ued four weeks.
Estate Of c. Il. Hensley, deceased-Contin-
ued to January 2Sth.
Estate of Frank Graham, deceased-Contin-
ued one we k.
Estate OF Honora OBrien, deceased-Con-
tlnued one week.
Estate OF John II. Rohlling. deceased-Pe-
titiOn for letters Of administration granted
Bond, 81. 500.
Estate and guardianship Of Clara o. Gruhler.
aminor--Contlnued one week.
Estate Of Nicholaus Petersen deceased
Continued for urther hearing.
Rachel Zemanshy vs.. n. zemansky-Con-
tinued one week.
j. Spieker VS.. r. VI. Lasli-Costs re-taxed
by consent, striking out SS4 70 tor cost bill
Laura Payne VS.. theodore Labhard ct al
Continued one week.
q. GrunsWeg VS.. I. .Zemansky-Continued
one week.
Louise Tyler VS.. George a. Tyler-Continued
one week.
Lulu b. Peters vs. +. NJ. Peters-Demurrer
overruled by cons Mt. Five days to answer
notice.
Montgomery VS.. Montgomery Pike ct ais
Continued one week
Montgomery vs.. Pike ct als-Motion to
quash service denied; motion to strike out
submitted.
J. B. Ro ney VS. Peter J. Shields, admins
traitor OF the IS ate Of NJ. w Hicks-Motion
TO slrike out narLs OF anslger suhmittcd