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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

Talks Baseball and Then Drifts on TO
the C0rbctt-Aliichell fight--turbett
j. a Great Fighter, lie Thinks


BY Associated Press
New York, Jan, 2S.-Manarcr John
NJ. Ward uf The New York baseball
club has returned from Jacksonville,
where he was a witness Of tho Corbett-
Mitchell fight.
He said: II am very much pleased
over the signing of Shorisiop Murphy OF
Yale and Pitcher Wcsteryclt Murphy
has plenty Of nerve and has always been,
M my estimation, The best college short
stop in the country or course, league
company may BE- q little fast for him at
FIRST, but ! think IN time he viii turn
out all right Wcsierveit n a find. /
have had my eyes on him for two years.
and was 0vpiJnyed when ! learned that
Talcott had signed him. He has speed
aud curves and u an excellent bah
player. lie Is Intelligent and will turn
quickly.
II saw Corbctt beat Mitchell. and I
think he Is the greatest pugilist that
ever stood IN the ring. When we reached
Baltimore Corbett WIS Informed by q
newspaper man that "a Ilanlon Of Bali.
more was willing 10 sign him for $1,000
for the season. II was good 'ad' for
Hanlon. but Corbett knocked the offer
skywnd by saying that the New iorks
had first claim on Ills services
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

BY Associated Press
Washington, Jan. 2Ss-Present indlca,
lions are that the Federal elections Dlll
and the Hawaiian affair WILL IN lhrse
measure. divide the attention Of the sen,
ntp mis- week II the tariff bill should
nae, The hOuse. according TO program
Iiut,sdly and be sent Immediately to me
senate nothing will be done win
n more than to refer IL to thr
6nanoe committee. where It VIII
rest for at least few weeks, so
that there Is little or no prospect oil TINS
subject interfering In any way LOT tne
present with the consideration OF 9iis
and resolutions already on Tie calshodf'
The Hawaiian question has the right OF
1ynv for the morning hour-that IS up 10
. o'clock Of the day-and the elections
iii. and after tEnt time the Hnwallan
discussion will be based upon resolutions
renorted bv Mr.. Turpie from the commit
toe on foreign relations and various
amendments and substitutes Will eNl-
IDENTIFY be taken up, There are dou lou
amendments proposed, one each " gu.
,,tor Nonderson. senator Dolph, Senator
Stewart and senator Gallinger, and one
substitute. that offered by Senator vest
The amendments OF the first three SEN
ntors are much IN the same line ana rec
oenize the present government or hh-
wall without committing the senate %
any proposition against anneAnuoil; w. w.
for expediencics' sake. Senator polp1
amendment looks to a recail OF AI .ln,,
ter Willis and Senator Vests has been
declared unoualihedly against anne1a-
ton. -. .,.,.o,
IN case the Judiciary committee, makes
Its report upon Peckhams n9inli'dtioi
there is likely TO be considerhpls slIne
devoted TO executive sessions anu inert
may be in any event other nominau'iiA'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29
NEw NICARAGuA cANA1. n111

NEW NICARAGUA CANAL, BILL.
Washington, Jan 27.-Senator Nor
gan introduced today a nm for the
amendment of the charter Of the Nicnra-
qua canal company II provides that the
SHp''al STOCK OF the company shall con
All the stock heretofore issued Nv tbc
company is to be called in and cancelled.
ana al the bonds heretofore issucd no,
Ieemed and cancelled, and an oblira-
tons satisfied
The company Is authorized 20 isspe
new ponds to the amount Of 10000, 900
10 run Tor sixty years, but rrdeemahle
az the pressure Of the United States aft
er ten years. The bonds Gle 10 draw
interest at the rate Of per cont. and TO
he issued from the United States treas.
ury. A provision in the bin restricts
the issue Of bombs 10 S3OOOOOOO before
July !, 1897, and authorizes thp president
oil the United States. prior to that time
10 suspend the issue Of the bonds. which
SUSPENSION snail remain ia force until
congress may olherwist direct.
Ihe bill provides that an tho propcrf,
OF the company sh1h be held as security
Tor The payment of the bonds. The nav
lnent of the bonds, principal and inter,st.
Is TO be guaranteed 10y the United States
II dei9nlt IS made in the payment Of in
tereSt before the canal is put In operation,
lhe president Of the United States can
ioreclose upon written order
OF the capital stock $50. OOOOOO is TO
be issued 90 the United States, SGOO0. 600
to Nicaragua, 81, 1O0.0OO 10 COSTA Ricn
ana the remaining So 10000 On the com.
pany. OF this latter amount $4,000. coo
IS TO be issued IN payment Of the cxpcn-
ditures already made on the canal. The
company - authorized TO SCH the remain
ing SlbWuWO worth Of stock and to
uSa The DrJppptle arrIusival,- INV Mo ,,t,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

navy sent the following today 10 All.
mural stanton on the Kearsarge at Port
consular agent reports Hondurans in
Nauins NJ cape Gracias Dios,
Nicaragua. Go with Kcarsarge to pro
teect lives and property Of the American
sln5ens a. or in neighborhood Of Blue
i, s Nicaragua. aud report condition
TO your discretion"
Ihis seems to indicate reversal Of
N9ndiuons reported st few days ago.
when President Nasquez was said 10
nave been practically overthrnwn by
bonhia with his Nicaraguan allies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

lover Of harmony can afford to be indlifrr
ont as TO who calls the parry .og Their
when II is stipulated that they shall meei
past and free 10 formulate their own fut
tre policy. Any stipulation BY Baker
and Mhtlock. if made. would not Bind .
convention and would be tabloid 10y 4
sclfrespectlng body as an lmpertinent 10
sumption on the narJ Of hatii ul thoni
Representative Bcll declined to rive anJ
expression OF opinion ON the spceeh
Representatives Culbersou, Pnndletoa
aad Abbott could not be found either to
dhy or tonight, =.
Representative Grain Is IN Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29
LEGISLATIVE FORECAST.
THE TARIFF BILL is SURE OF
PASSAGE IN THE HOUSE.
-
FEDERAL ELECTIONS IN SENATE.
The Income Tax viii be Tackled on
to the Tariff Bni-Thc Hawaiian
Resolution WIN Not be
Debated This Week.
FEDERAL ELECTIONS IN SENATE.


BY Associated Press.
Washington. Ian nc Thu ,,s,. .o,ier
d,,,,to MI, 49, w. " s'e". arm
~ Wv HV"se ncAt lhurs
day when, according 10 the amended
special order, under n, the honse is
nner,tin,, m. yo g. So,,,. -.
- ,,.,.'i. "a rs IAN "n
ie""'i's ei''i'uli'vllt' "a, ~ pas
sage of the bill. Then H sl>.., the
coming week will relate u II. ~,
;,,,..,,,i r,,,,,,,,e tnt ,,.,aNF< W. 70
''i'i'i"' io'S''"e p"', M'neh ~ a
crate caucus decided 10 pA 0n
the tariff bill rs Il rider.
,ro,rnrrovy aud ,r,.sla, ,rin h, L.,
gu ~ seAeI"l ue"u'e uiuer the I'VE NM
ute rule, when the internal revenue feat
ure will be open to amendment. Of
course, the principal opposition will be di-
rected agaius, iie income tox, which
il being bitterly opposed by Eastern
Democrats. lhe Republicans, however.
VIII not vote with the Democratic op.
roncnts of the bill, but win either re.
fraln from voting or else il necessary to
make quorum vote for il, ia order 10
Incorporate il in the bin, An attempt
10 defeat it will. therefore, be hopeless
Whel the bill is rcportd to the house
on Thursday, three hours will be allowed
Tor the closing debate. Mr., Reed will
close for tue Republicans. and MIR. VII
son ana Speaker Crisp for The Demo
Gratis
The indications are that the bin will
have fur margin 10 crrry. During
the past week the movement to recon.
init the bill looked formidable. as at
least fifty Democrats. counting the anti.
income taxcrs. including all those dis
satisfied with any portion of the meas
ure. were counted upon to take this
indirect method of compelling changes 10
their interests. With the Republican
SUPPORT. tlis plnn might have succeeded.
but the Republicans talked The subject
over and came 90 the conclusion that il
would not he polite TO Join a faction in
tbe Democratic ranks in order to give
HE biE n backset that might not result IN
its Intimate defeat. They have informally
decided, therefore. either to refrain
from voting. or else TO vote against The
motion TO recommit. But they Will vote
with the opposition against the passage
of the bill or for a motion to strike
on, the enacting clause. which motion
viii place the opponents of the bin fairly
and s1tinrely on record against the entire
measure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

Crowell Tex. Han IS. After a sus.
pension Of some time real estate Is again
changing hAuds Several gentlemen. one
from Ieuuessec bought country and town
property and VIII nuke F0ard county
their future homes.
Tie county IS putting on brighter az.
prlmncr since the heavy rains last week.
and late slcct and snow fall Of this
Al Che farmers ARE preparing land for q
big cotton crop this ycnr. II is now o
proven. fact thar cotton viii grow hcrr
ana give haudsomo yield under The
most miavorahle seasons,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29
AMENDMENTS SHUT OUT.

BY Associated Ifess-
Washington, Jan. ~. The tariff de-
II relates to the customs schedule. The
lime for offering amendments ceased at
40 when the house took a recess.
There was a great deal OF demand from
t,4,h ides Of the house this afternoon
f5r recognition for the purpose Of offer.
nd amendments, but Mrl Wilson had
liz floor and not one Of them got in.
shut ami ~ the expiration Of time.
The series of amendments TO the metal
s,bedule. the reductions were agreed to
ana Inc committee reversed the action
- vol 10 20 into effect August .,
and for the woolen goods schedule to
o. lnto effect December p This was
ssceomIllshed by a change of front on. the
mart OF the Republicans, Yho voted on
- into eject Immediately /upo5 the pas
age Of the bill.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29
An IMrERrINENr MNIsrEn.
Our Minister 10 Port m Prince Gives
Pointers TO Hipp6yte on How
TO Run the Cgantry and His
Stay WIN be-. Brief


New York. Jan. 2s.-The steamer
Prince Wilhelm. which arrived to-day
from Port an Prince. reports there Il
much excitement In Pos an Prince,
caused by letter written by american
mister Smith TO President TiipDolyte, IN
which he give his ideas as 20 how the
country could. and should, be governed.
and setting form how Il bad been ruled
In the past, urlng reform. etc.
Smith. IN sending his letter to the
president wanted the other resident for
eifn ministers 10 Sign the letter, but
they declined. and be senf Il with only
his own signature. HWiolyie, on receipt
o. the document. invited Smith 70 dine
with him and talk over the contents Of
the letter but he declined.
II y reported that the minister's stay
n the Haytian capitol will be a brief
one His Two predecessors beng colored
men. the Haytians dld not expect such
severe criticism Of The lanl= Of uie newly
appointd minister
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29
4 wnnsrLINn MNrnn

~ AFEOcllIcd IfesH,
ST. Louis. Jan. rs. The wrestling
here last night hctwcon Max Luttbeg and
Barney Mcladdcn. for tho wclterwcight
Championship Of ihp world, was awarded
10 Mcli'addcn by the judges The match
was for 5000 and The chamnofahlp.
tho eiranglo hold barred Mcfnd,leu
claimed his opponent was using thc
strange bold and the clnim was allowed
and thp match decided on foul lnti.
beg, who was handicapped by core
les, claims hr was only Using the oMn
hold. Aftcr the decision tho respective
friends of The contestant rushed 90 the
stnge aud riol wis only prevented by
the presence Vt about fifty policemen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

OMAHA Neh,, lhu. ~. Union paciGt
labor cirulcs were excited today when
che order of ,indge pomby, reducing the
Mukcs OF the system, was madc public
The riupotcs No. every department are
effected hy tho cul which amounts ia
ucaEy 40 nor cont
The employee. thonslt the wage qucs'
ton would NOT hi disturbed, The ordci
is To restrain she m,m from striking, ane
directs them 10 work AZ the reduced
PAY What lle outcome will he IS no
niutud.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

X, ,vis,Fisd. Tex. Jan % a
K /, ~ s.. here last might and from "A
mere tbsn 'th, .i,ll in this city was
+, Sas NV s,', q Henry Reid. a colnrel
3 M uttered by thieves n :, pigi,t
va c so,e9i,e Of the fam9v All iiT III
Arr ny pleiely ransacked w., ~
far,.i Il salne was taken awsv
III nat officers have 80 lynn tb,.,,i ~
si Boa i dinnt RS in the sons,r ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29
FELL T. mo THE TRAP.

n Tex, Jan. 2s.-Ieck
b n ',hs i IN the employ of Or
sn's place, was arrested hers
A se,s. ol Constable Ham. Who
= ~ ~ ~ ~ cents. on Brawn's per-
A I'M II ,iaentiiied as money he had
n n IN, paced in his Wits pock ~
F, 49, si, o. a bureau this morning
Il lia ~ IN the same building. and
M NJ mas been missing money and
i N Il. ~ occasionally, and sat n fran
M ,, -s9Ne result. On search no
4 y H. sn ] heektie was found. Id M,
"a M property. aud he also
~. ny Brown had on as HI
b lin Is said several otter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29
THE IlOI1NG M1NERs.


pittsburg. Pa. Jan. - The qnict OF
Sunday prevailed today throughout the
Mansfield coal region, the scene Of yei-
terday's rioting. but few strikers being
our - their lnirs4 ard no
deputy sherins on the ground at tho
various mines in The district had little 70
occupy their attention. By many, how
ever. the calm WA regarded as pre-
ccding q storm. Iherp are wcll-grounded
fears Of another outbreak tomorrow, and
law-abding citizens are preparing 70
meet IT,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

BY AaHori1t'd Press
Jefferson. ind. Jan. Is Mrs stone,
wife of Stone, Tho murderer Of the Nrat-
tan family, numbering elk persons, vls'
He'd lhc Southern prison this afternoon to
bid Stone a lhat farewell The meeting
was extremely a sad one. St0ne was
touched 10 the quick aud offered NJ u
supplichtion 10 his Maker that he be
forgiven for his rcd-hauded crime aud
slaughter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

Washington. Jan. 2S,-Candidna9tes
continne to arrive for the big posuollee,s
in Texas, so long ripe for DeinoeIl =.
postmasters, and 10 which apPoii'i'''1t'
Mrs Turner. the leading candidate
for the Fort Worth office. hs' MOI lel
begun active prosecution OF hef ei"'n'
but will do so this week
Ed. II. Cunningham, one oil the l9sl!
candidates for the San AnioI,2 on rs
Is the latest arrival This . KS pl''s W.
for which Congressman fasenAi ms
recommended Joe George.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29
oANlnnEI.L rnn aoYnIlNoR.

BY Accredited Press
Columbus. Ohio Jan. IS l9y.Goyeinn
fpmphtlln friends nltr that DC VII h.
q candidate for governor ia lSDJ wild
d view 10 securing The presidential nomlu
alton In lSiB
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29
mrs. IDA GATHER.

U Ts7IIVH'
,1aha,hle. Tex, Jan. 2S. Mrs.
|ai.ser, wife Of w. \. Gather. Il
bent young merchant here. died last
and was buried this evening. She
three small children, a husband
E,ny relatives aud friends 10 mourn
Iss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29
ID FIRE AT CLEVELAND.


, e,yd. Ohio. Jan Is. The Hover
HI mills at Akron, Ohio, owned
i American Cereal company,
n ihi, afternoon. Loss estimated
t5n9 on bniliing aud machinery,
ID an stock and $4,000 ON boxes;
siOH0. Insurance is $4,000.
|,fgin Of the fire is unknown.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29
QuANAH NEWs NoTEs.

NlFfMl IJfpHITll
Quauah. Tex, Jan. John Led
better and J. w. Tells, well-known eat
temen In this section OF fhe state. re-
pirnei home today ii0m q cattle meeting
A. Mangum- All the cattle owners Ia
Greer county and the iAeyenne COIN
~ we're present at The meet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29
PLAYED SUICIDE.
An Ohio HOsbnnd, 20 T1ehtc1 His
Wife, Put q Rope Around Neck,
Eel and Died


Toledo, Ohio, jan. 2s--Frederiok Ideb
today thought 20 frighteu his wife on
iier retuiu from church. He fastened
the clothes LIMB 10 a nail Ia the wall,
putting the loose col ar0gad ria neck,
when, IN some manner. he fell aud
tripped, dislocnted his neck. dying in-
annily.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

In the street cnr--WntE; u may be geod
p6ilry 10 raise tho tas On cigarettes but 1
daiht a.. Potts; Doubt ~ The vile things
0ufbt 10 be- taxed out 0f ealaifpec 1 WIN
leave n 70 this gentleman " am not right
Stranger. You bet you are right On the
sideNaik-Wats. How could you be 40 sure
of being supported 10 yDur assertion By
rerffci stfausfFf Potts. ! sinellrl ne old
PIPE be had IN bis pocEet.-lndiannboils
Journal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29
IT'S THE PROPER DOSE,
WHAT GOV. HoeG PREscRrpEs
FOR TExAs DEMOCRACY.
SO SAY TEXAS CONGRESSREN


N,,.,,t.,l "a. nc a. a., w..
's1'ns'o'r Jan @e'--Nl 'he ,'Nas
"''eE'''oh h w NshluHtnh' 's wen ne
members from thp Western states all
t,.,...s,..1 T.. ,. ..tt., ,s.,....,..-
,,''''a''" va Wv 'l"''n NiN'n '''Ne'n''
liogg was expected Ia deliver yesterday
at Dallas. The subject of plrtv hnrmuuy
In thc srcv,s n,nn.,s.y 4, ,' NM, NM xxx
~ ,,,.., ',..,..,,, oy.,
VI s'V"'Vs' 'pp'rc'. 70 exams ~ N"Nu'
throughout mo I'nion IN mn nrel,.
alI, ~, 80, Sir.s.,,,.
"uS AZ" SUM- u'n'i,N,' e'N' WIS 80
Wiley advertised and ia 80 familiar TO
the Democrats of the Union as the
fnmona ltogy.t Mara. n,rt, anil, In To,,s
,rha ns.ii,t,., n,s ~ 49, Xxx, =, M, ,s T.,
me pre7"Vht ana tue Nhlhet oui'crs ~
Washinrion can tell you just as mich
about the snlit and arc lust as familiar
with M every drtnii ~. mbnv ,,ho INV
in The stnte e,ne,,rneJ
10 an of fbem Coyrrnnr Ttoe,, In view,
of his repcnicd plititDl tTntnph,
lilo nosi nntnnf f,,tnr In 'raxn, at1atrs
Commemorative the knn,yleIrr thnt be
had boon inyitnl Ii, hnth How nnl
CYnra mon to lo, dawn stn,n 0ne ni
,n,nnr,t,i., i,r ,vt,iJ, H., n,rf, ,,,'1 bn
,,nifcl hos ~, sIi,. nr.,,.,J ,,rnst ,ri.r,s,
4 rsporl of fbs speesb tns bcen nyaipei
here Tor some days, aud has been q sub
Ject OF common conversation especially
unoug the Western delegation. As
soon ns COPY was received this morn-
ing. the Gazette correspondent went out
TO see what the lrNn7 members tn CON
gross Thought VT a. W the plau Of com
promise should hc inlorsel by The whole
Texas delegation IN Washington u
would add To ~ about the only strength
necessary TO make 70 override an faclionnl
opposition. To obtain THESE expressions
has been no small task, as the 'rcNns
members ln NaHhington i've all the way
from Dan Ia liecrshebn. FROM the west
end boundary 10 'apiioi hLl, Al the
day and good rari Of the night have
been consumed In the task. Among
the expressions obtained are tho follow
ing;
senator Mills-"lt n maui6cent
speech aud most cammendahle l. the spr,
1t which peryadcl n I scc no reason
why all Dear0su,s tnunot unltc on
sli lues laid down by the governor. n
an Democratic. REGARDLESS OF how they
voted ipsf Vpar will nttoud 1tc rrittnt,na
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

'sxi,ted Press.
No.. Jan. -. has practi-
j,.tryei the business portion oil
Iaan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29
AGAINST pAvENPoRr.

Press Report.
washington. Jan. 1.-THE seeretarg
Of the nayT has approved me nsu,nE u
.uIe ~ Davenport. The finding = al
rer.s 70 the applicant with many resefva-
finns in initiation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29
TRoIrBIE M NICARAGUA.

~ AsslclaInI Tress,
Wa-binrtsn. Ian. 2T.-The Kearsarge
has been or,i,ired from san Doalneo coast,
Nicaragua. in c1nsequence Of rei'ors
tlzat ihs HardnrAn arEaies we're l~-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

by Associated Press.
Washington Ian. ~ For Eastern
Texas: Fair. north winds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

r.. rnavrf6ceut Eastman hotrl IN Hot
s,rinrs krk-. about 10 be opened, viii
hold $50 guests.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

No Italian hank circulation viii be
,., ~ ~ ne Issue Of l25'OOO-Ooo
iirss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

'eotiaied fTeNs'
1. unss., Jan. 2S.-A fire here to-
|,.,el s loss Of about 100000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

Psines ~ md End He wiz Return nam
N. 's'ed Press
prosseSina VIZ return BismsreSla.6y,
~, Ky Papers say fbat ' ,ba llli
||.ss.liof Nh s 81 hse1 for April d"
|lilai. IN. ae dipiamatle eo y a'n2 s,
~ q he sa sSs as''''I' toasted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29
[,YESlLL1 III II
MAIN AND 9TH,

Laonarters for Dress Goods
/ En- silks Kid Gloves Hos
| lind Underwear and Cloaks.
\ lsrgest stock of Carpet
|. , and House Furnishings
Ehs state. Prices guaran'
h i low as the same class
|,oods can be had in any
tket.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-22
Estate of Jacob N. LOOMS.

GTATE OF VERMONT, ORLEANS D1srR1cr
oss. in Probate Court held at New
ort, In said District, on the both day of
jan, A. D., 1894.
z. S. Smith and II. s. Tolman, Executors of
the estate of Jacob n. Loomis, late of Crafts
bury, in said district, deceased, presents his
ad ministration account for examination and
allowance, and makes application for de-
cree Of distribution and partition OF the es-
tate Of said deceased.
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court that
said account and said application be referred
Office, in Newport, on the sth day
February, A. D., 1894, for hearing
and decision thereon: And it is further order
ed that notice hereof be given to all perso ns,
interested by publ ication of the same three
weeks successfully in the MONITOR, a news
paper published at Barton, previous to said
time appointed for hearing, that they may
appear at said time and place and show cause,
II any they may have, why said account should
not allowed, and such decree made.
By the Court-Attest,
As w. NJ. LINDSAY, Register.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-22
Daniel Owens Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ORLEANS D1srR1cr
- SIS. In Probate Court, held at Barton
in and for said District, on the 18th day of
JAN, 1894.
o. D. Owen, Administrator of the estate of
Daniel Owen, late of Barton, in said District
deceased, makes application for license to
sell the real estate of said deceased, describ-
ed as follows, to wit: Being all the real estate
of said deceased, situated in the state of Yer
mont, OF which said deceased died, seized and
possessed, except, that part of deceased's
real estate situated in said Barton, which he
was under contract to convey to o Milo j :.
Owen, at the time of the death of said de-
ceased, representing that sale thereof will
be beneficial to the heirs and all persons in
terested in said estate
Whereupon it is ordered by said Court,
that said application be referred
to session thereof, to be held at the Office of
E. w. Balo win in Barton, on the 9Th day of
February A. D, 1894, for hearing and decision
thereon: And it is further ordered that no.
tice hereof be given to all persons interested,
by publication of the same three weeks sue
cessively IN the Monitor, "a newspa per pu blish-
ed at Barton, previous to said time appointed
for hearing, that they may appear at said time
and place, and show cause, if any they may
have, why SAID license should not be granted.
By the Court-Attest,
40 F. e. ALFRED, Judge.