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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
THE CLOSING DAY AT NOUN "hEAN''
AWARDING PRIZES IN THE MUSICAL CoNih9i'-
READING GETS THE LIoH's SHARE

AWARDING; PRIZES IN THE MUSICAL coNThSi9-
READING GETS THE LIo%s SHARE
Mount Gretna Penn, Aug. (Specap'-ine c'os
ing day Of the Pennsylvania Chauiau''A
ono ~ the largest crowds Of the season 1t was
also the last OF the musical fes'lNai anu NV '
mao, which prizes were awarded for competitive
singing Mr.. Thompson one OF 'he az! ~ r.
,.as unable 70 be present and the Rev. DIT T. l.
Ierers Of the York Collegiate Institute. was APP
Noiniej in his stead Professor kurz~ni.ihp y a,
dent OF the Pennsylvania state Music n,a, In
ISOLATION stated the conditions OF 'ne ~ church
H. morning the competition between the ui iar
bo,rs took 1ace and In th afternoon the reinanuei
T me contests The Memorial Methodist Episcopaa
Church choir OF Reading, Dr. STOCKS NM g.,
S,ist and musical director took the hrst prze ID
h9Ir singing a gold medal. The seiectloh SUNG WI
Skinner's II Am Alpha and omega ia ~. second
rr,ze silver medal and the union from opeii'" -
paiI~ed ~ diploma for good singing a.. ,o,,-,,,o
There was silver medal the mrs, prize. was was
500 s Ss Mrs Charles +. Wilson. Of Reading anu
Wiss Katharine Corne,t and Miss aa1'e "'"'''
~ ~ beading were awarded diplomas ..,oas
DCrh " contest FOR quartet singing Of nHed vY he
e,,vIded between the Euerpean Quartet anu INC
pnsuii Quartet and both were awardeu rnsng dis
At o'clock pr s1nr Snd t the Ballad my,
cussi99h ,nlad singing with songs by hmseh ana "'
nsiish wife who has pleasing er "eontiDusd for
After lme Singing and soprano and bss, So ~
ierns'e me Misses Davis and MISSES ar,n, ain
Reading took the hr srb pie first soprano prize With
m Cara May Sailor OF r o,tsv n,,ze and the
M nIsshoid Of Lebanon. first earytone PRIV "''
Aron Sextet nv. xerrises Of the Chautauqua ana
Inc ,osinc was he'd this evening, WI. Nv of,,cers
- congratulatory nature W. az the faculty.
Of the Ssen the third season OF me ons from
J,nis h as u and most successiui ''' ~
Cha u,aIi' and educational STANDPOINT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
HIS SUIT TO RECOVER A BET UPHELD.

tv,nhoe r. Iudngtop brought SUIT IN the -
Dstrct Court against John Dudley. the pooN-
,r,ker IN recover $3.50. which. on May 10 Ias' lie
,o,, IN betting on the races at the brooklyn Jooney
C,lub racetrack Judgment was given IN ia'or Vi
ruding,on by Judge Wauhope Lynn on the au'no'
nv ~ the Fulton suit, in which the court Vi
Common Pleas declared the Ives Pool law 10 oe u''
constitutional The defendant appealed eN-'u'se
callahan his counsel. contending that the suose
orsn, decision Of the Supreme Court IN he'.S
against Gray affirming the constltutlonality Oh '"e
Tvaa pool Iav was OF controlling authority
Tho General Term OF the Court OF common rie''
Yesterday affirmed Judge Lynn's decision Judge
Rscboff who writes the opinion. hoids tha' "p"'
from, the ADJUDICATION upon the constitutlona''y VI
rho ives Pool law as presented by the preva'iins
,,,o, 4, that case dives versus Britton), me ue-
1 in his action must fall upon the grounu .anvh
~ ~ concurring opinion handed down lheI ~ =
ILL., ~ tho determination OF the Supreme court IN ne
asa n elily versus Gray. wherein contrary nsm
90 70 Tho constittlonality OF the act were &
o. ~ 4, coud be here observed Win proprley W
~ General Term Is not available as SuppoI. io
n.'a nts contention for we should be son,en. 70
g nur decison upon the express ground TAKEN III
IT, Occurring opi,lon referred TO In me con
rr,r, ontnon in Ives versus Britton 20 when ne
tsrs rigs Bi.chof holds that the Ives Pool law
,ra. cconstiutlonal but that II only removed me
ne,,l INABILITY and could not be held 10 make f'uhs
contracts enforceable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
pp1GuroS BEACH ExTRIEs FOR TO-DAY.

rirs, selling seyen furiongs Runyoh .I I,1 ioa
&c., c,.,isv 100 cal edona iO7. Iakeye~ 100 hopp 100
Iske lO2 Musince l02 ST Laurent W. ~ trsts i,, io2
e. - 100 saunerer lO2 Speculation Io- '"'h"'' '
Montiece 30. Bright Eyes W 100 O.,
second race-selllng; six furlongr Adn'a a - ,,,
-, 10 eon,ralto colt lO2 Walter HSgs V', i-nd'
co rr'c.son Da Ironsides -. Eufeida ~, soprano '
Third race Selling: i've fflo1es Hanwen Nv" ur Iyo
,ot Annrence lG, Jessie Tara 100, faH(
IoI cora 100 Captain NICK 100 Iro)ah w.
coz, ~ Chanlos Ds Monte Carlo ~. Ella h""d w. i'
facial ~. Gasssr % -. d.
Fourth rnce-Handlcap mi" Tor Tough rs spoc
,Iation IA Rein ll3. our Mhstlc ~ H''"' -' 80
e'rn Weller 9I Clement ~. Panway NJ
r,,,h race Selling. six furlongs Inc isu',y "'i mr
,r,yrn 0i Drum Major "s BACK HAWK w. in 49,, 90
oh Selling; mile and sixteenth JACK h2se
,o Sir catesby 100. STR Rae lo3 Billy hoy io' lrVuo'e
Wisf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
U.PRrED BEFORE RE WENT TO WORh.

rus,,ca t,Iaddlngs. OF Coney Island. was summoned
from, his he'd before o'clock yesterday morning 70
perform a wedding ceremony. The parties VINO
wished to be united that early hour were William
Henry Baker Of Washington. ID. c.. who Is working
as n bartender at the Oriental Hotel. ana siiss
laura II Van SAINT also OF WASHINGTON, VINO -
Saving with friends at the island The Justice
srrsa and united the pair. They then went away.
ME vas ar work in the Oriental Hotel an hour
later and Mrs Baker was at the nome OK hef
friends -, J.. .A,.,, a day of
but owing to the rush could not even op ua IA
caunle az hours In which 10 be married ne ana
the Young woman who is his WIFE, ihen de-
tsrmiined TO have the ceremony performed berors
the bridegroom went TO work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
THE iIRISHNAN WINS.
NJ. F. GooDBoDY GETS FIRST PLACE IN
THE SOUTHAMPTON TOURNEY.

HIS EASY VICTORY OVER JOHN ROWLAND. OF
YALE-THE FINAL MATCH WITH LARNED
EAGERLY AwAITED-A GAY TURNOUT
WATCHES THE TENNIS PLAY.
Southampton a.. y society attended exhibitions
OF living pictures Wednesday night and yesterday
morning all the masculine and feminine living pict-
tured out witness the third days play OF
the championship tennis tournament. The feminine
pictures unusually lively. and they formed
picturesque sight surrounding the courts. They saw
NJ F. Goodbody. the Irish crack. defeat John How
land. Yale expert. In three straight sets ana
wondered how he did It easily. This victory gives
Goodbody the first prize a handsome silver cup. ana
the right TO play 11arned for the championship and
the possession OF the still larger silver trophy
Iarned defeated the Irishman last week at Long
wood and hopes to do II again to-day, but Goodbody
is playing a kind OF tennis which, looking harmless
enough somehow or other wins him many points.
In his match with Rowland yesterday Goodbody
played with the same excellent accuracy and good
judgment that ne has all along displayed. He knows
just where he wants the ball TO go and 1t usually
goes there He puts only little pace into MS re-.
agans ap Hew I The Yale man had bad hand
and hardly in the game for the frs, two sets
But he made strong effort in me hiru anu iass;
The score %, 90, S. shows the decisiveness OF
The result Of to-day's contest will be awaited BY
tennis players with interest. as there Is no teIihs
what Goodbody might do at Ne"porr sn1 nssn me-
with Larned at Longwood was scratch. and tnas
he Is better than the American. The scores OF ths
day follows: 100000.
Mems singles (fna round)-M +. Goodbody oefeateo
! John Rowland. %. 60. 6-4. - ~
Consolation matches (serpi-hnal round)-Snerman LAY
beat 4. Campbell. g.. &c. -,
Mems doubles consolation matches semi final round,..
c. T. Sherrick G.. Stewart beat W i. Belts ana
| Holcombe Ward. ST. 6-3, %: w : stewart ana
T. II. Moran. jr. beat H. G. Trevor ana shernah Day
CO 81 a., NJ, W..
Mixed doubles preliminary roundl-Miss Bessie Van
Rensselaer, and H. Trevor beat Miss Bacon ana Mr.
bowers 60 Miss Scott and Mr Scott beat niss
Moran and f. G. Stewart "a. 3-6. 6-3; Miss Edith
sands and W. s. Stewart beat Miss Peabody ana Mr:
ctts by default Miss Moeran and ~ F. Goodoody oeet
Miss King c. r. Herrick. e.. 81
semi-fna round-Miss MORAN and NJ + joodDody oees
Miss Edith Sands and ". a. Stewart, 6-3, g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
WON BY FRANK BUTTERwORTH.

Asbury Park ~ j., Aug. (SpeciaD.-The result
OF the singles In the Coleman House tennis tour
nament was determined to-day Frank Butter
worth. son OF ex-Congressman Benjamin Butter
worth beat Peterkn, OF Plainheld. g. 60; 90.
and won the game In the preliminary round rat
terson beat Thompson. "a. 10; Fish beat Walker.
90 60. Harmstad beat Waters. Go. 6-3
First round-Frank Butterworth beat Knight 80 e.oI
Peterkin Fish % CO. 81. Colby beat smith,
90 81: Harmstad beat Patterson by default.
Semi-hnal round-Butterworth beat Harmstad. 30.
SO Peterkn beat Colby 60. S-l
Fin, -fu,terworh beat Peterkln. 90 6-3. ca
The doubles will begin tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
THE R1vERroN CHALLENGE SHOOT.

Riverion ~ j. Aug. 2-The sixth match shoot
Tor tho Rlyerton Challenge Plate was contestci
here to-day on the grounds Of the Riverion Gun
Climb. between Robert A. WEIGH. the holder AMI
James Wo;stencron. both Of the Rivcrton club
Tho conditions Of the match were 100 birds each
,hlr,y wards rise ffiv yards boundary The VIVA
was blowing east by southeast. ana The bros were
a lively lot FOR summer birds Welch shot IN superb
1o-no and kiIl.d a. OF his 20 birds losing his 9th
bra which dropped dead out Of bounds Woston,
W., Iost his 5lsi 18th. 56th and 10Th birds. and
49, ,bree hirls behind al the end OF the Goth round
Welch finally BY the score OF % to -, break
Ing the worlds competitive amateur record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
roRr1-Nrs FOR TIE TROTTERs.

Terre Haute. Ind Aug. (SpeciaD.-The entries
for the free-for- all trot here this month were an
nounced tonight. They are: AK '2o'A), fHiey
(2:OsIz). Belle Nara 0:osN). Kyiand l. %"-'''
t,roc,urn "a not entered. being out OF condition.
The nurses ana stakes for this months meeting
amount TO Sgl 900 the largest amount IN me histoy
~ harness racing. The Tcrre Haute Irottng hSso-
ciation mas lust secured the $4,000 clark = horse
Review Stake for IT'S September meeting DIuuims
20 cn Tor a. The stake Il for the best ftalnon rep
resentatives three-year-od rioters. ana VIII g. De
trotted for September i, with a cohso'a'''' "eP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
PIGEONS TRYING FOR A RECORD.

Key West, Fla. Aug. tSpecaD.-Two pigeons.
Dorine and Iotharo, OF Frederick Bowers's Fall
River loft, were liberated from the Weather Bu-
reau Building here by Observer H. B. Boyer at IL is
o'clock this morning. The weather was FAR with
LIGHT southerly winds. The birds made good start.
The distance TO their home is about 1880 miles air
line The Journey Is for record, being under the
American rules.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03

RACING AT GOODwOOD.
WINNERS OF THE Rovs MEMORIAL DOOD-
WOOD CvP AND PRINCE OF
WALES STAKES

rond,n. Aug AT Goodwood to-day the race io'
~. Rous Memorial Stakes or twenty so.e''e'
each half forfeit. with 500 sovsre'shs "u"'u' ,V ~
80. -, ,hro..ouar,ers Of n mile. was won by Dam
>, ,.o,ar.s h,v nlly SANITY. r. Cannon's chestnut
49,, ,,ar,oes was second and the Duke OF -. Al
hans bay colt Gallowgass third. ....,o,s nenal.
=, ne - ,Ii'uances two and half miles. was won
h cntain Machelrs four year-o brown cot hisaI-
1e,han I r. Buron's aged chestnut morse bdI"ig g /,
II w,oS second and J. Durwards four-yedr-o'o
chestnut cot Medici third 90, -....o,,s oo,h
rho prince of Waies Stakes OF 200 soverelgns eacn'
=. ,.,-vs,r-o.ds was won 10y the Duke OF West
Minister'S Tarporley Leopold 10 Rothscnllas htca
was second ana Prince Sotykon Hpu' MY '''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
I yOBTU DAKOTA TOWN SUFFERS

la Moure y. d. Aug. 1.-The entre business
centre OF this town was destroyed by fire early
this morning Four blocks OF stores were burned
besides the county courthouse. from when none
a drugstore are the only business buildings NO"
standing The total loss Is about $zO"M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
THE PHILLIES WIN THE THIRD

BROOKLYN PRESSED THEM HARD But THEY
HAD RUN TO SPARE.
Philadelphia. Aug. 2.--The Phllies barely beat
Brooklyn to-day by the of 10 S. Tanning
weakened toward the last and In the eighth both
Corcoran and Tredway sent the ball the
fence. La Chance made three-bagger in the
same inning ana Brooklyn made another squirt In
the ninth. but the visitors lost all the same.
Weather fair and worm. Attendance. 2Ss7 Score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
PHILADELPHIA

Earned runs-Philadelpha D. Brooklyn Left on bases
-Phiadelphia :. BROOKLYN Z FIRST base on hails-On
flaming B. of Underwood =. Struck out-By Tanning B.
by Underwood 3 Home runs-Burns. Corcoran. Tredway
Three base Hamilton. La Chance rwo-hase hits
BOYLE Thompson Griffin 3. Corcoran. Treiway Sacrifice
hits-IIamilton. Mailman 2 stolen bases Hamilton
Griffin. Earle Chance. Double pays-Hallman. Sull
and Boyle: shoch and La Chance Hit by pitcher
BY Underwood. Wild pitch-lnderwoOd. Passed ball
Grady Umpire-Campbeli Time Of game-2:oo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
BOSTON
Totals ....41 10 Is 81 IL J
% o I 2 q . 2 l-13
% q q q / q I lib

f5os'on D NV YO'k First bafe BY et-
Ses-yori a z New-York l. Left bases-tostol
Srtek on, FIRST base bails-Boson T. New York 3.
sssts TSr.oeeesston 3 New-York B. Home runsBannon.
,Dve wv,,base hl'-Stiyetis Two-base hits-Nichols
4uypkv 't,on, Weste-yelt Stolen bases--Van Bsle'n
Deshae = Lowe 2 DUFFY Tucker. Tenny Fuller. Davis
'-Aurphy Farrell and Ward: Lowe. Long and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
GAMES TO-DAY

Brooklyn VS. NewY York. at Eastern Park. Brooklyn.
Boston VS.. Washington, Boston
Philadelphia Baltimore Philadelphia.
Louisville VS.. Chicago at Louisville
Cleveland VS.. Cincinnati. Cleveland.
Iittshurg vs. ST. Louis, a Ptsburg
The New-York and Brooklyn teams will play two
games at Eastern Park. Brooklyn, to-day, the
first at and the second at p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
TILE RAcrHoRsE RrlMNIDoN DEAD.

ro,Aor Aur . The Duke q Westmlnsters
,b-.e-ve,roM racehorse Huntingdon dici last nigh'
as the result q Injuries received In his stan t%o
week ago lie second % lsngilss LOT ~, "a,
J,-,nccss OF wales stakes OF 1900 sovereigns AZ
%rwm,rkct on July 3 finishing three lengths De-
fore Eadar the winner q The Derby
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
EXCITING CONTESTS At sArGrs.

Boston Aug At Franklin PARK S'uSus' '"''
afternoon mo most Interesting race was ~" Nh
.eh.l 2i, ,ro,,lnr race %. yesterday. n which
E,r.v Diri had already Two heats % h.s credit. IN
,Ne nrs, hea; ,roiiel today Lightning Won ny oirey
nose buzz IN TIC next heat sqnaTeY ou''''..,'
Early Bird In the .asi heat Lightning Iei 70 ",''''
2o wards q The nnish. then wen; on her fee' ana e
Ear.y R-l win hy small margin.
rn. rs tn, wa. A pleasure party for CNphas who
ook ,h-ce straight, after dropping the hrst h"at to
u,ooy Minnie Helen WAS iavorte In the ~ p''-
lag rAcc bur finished no better man sec N 49,, ,..
pr,fsln won The nrst heat IN The ~ irot nan.t.y
IN the mex heat a bad seni1n gave ''ohc' NHret
Tho po.c NJ The turn. and hc hei ne 'eat 20 IN tna
,yent over unit tomorrow. summarize
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
pI,rFAIO RACES POSTPONED.

puraIo ~ Y Aug. 2.-On account OF heavy
o,rs,oru this morning the Grand Circuit races pro.
rrammed for this afternoon have been postponed
until to morrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
RESULTS OF WENTWORTH MATCHES.

Hotel Wentworth, Newcastle. n. H.. Aug. 2-Ths
semi-fnas in singles the Wentworth tourna-
rnent were completed this morning. and Clarence
Budlong and w G.. Parker were the winners. inc
first match was that between Budlong and William
Scudder Scudder did not play at his best, ana
Budlona won 60 6-l scoring 25-9 and E-2 points
In the two
Sllas d. Reed played plucky match with w. "a
Parker the Southern champion but although no
gave the latter great score in the second. ne did
not play steadily win. In the first Reed played
rather poorly except for brace In the third ana
fourth games when he passed Parker at the net re-
peatedly. Parker won, GO. O.
In the doubles NJ. Chace and Foote played
Harvard and Yale combination. composed OF J. b.
Read and James Terry winning, @, t-3
r.. ". Parker and o. Budlong defeated the Wise
brothers. 81 60
Two good double matches were the programme
for this afternoon Both Of the stronger pairs
lacked team work. never having played together
before, and both matches were consequently closer
and better contested. VI. Chace and Foote IN
their match with Scudder and Carleton were
worked for all they were worth especially IN tne
second set. The younger men deserve much crecit
for the tennis which they put up. The summaries
Of the afternoon matches were
sem-hnal round-Chace and Foote defeated seudaes
Reed and Ware 60 80 81 - .
Consolation singles nnai round)-J. Terry defeated
On Friday morning c. r. Budlong and W. O.
Parker will play the finals in singles, and on sat.
urday morning the finals in doubles Will De played.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
',r,ruER SIZE COULD WIN.
,v AND BOSTON PLAY MOST
Nh" ,ruARKABLE TIE GAME.

IAN TAKEN BY THE CHAMPIoNs-THE
100. WONDERFUL sPURT-HEAvY BAT
-,xc AND BRILLIANT FIELDING
DARKNESS FINALLY ENDS
THE STRUGGLE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
TOURNAMENT OF NYAcK COUNTRY CLUB

The Nyack Country Club began It's annual tennis
tournament It's fine grounds under the shadow OF
Hook Mountain on Wednesday afternoon. Misc
Augusta BRADLEY OF this club Is the woman cham
plon OF the Hudson River Association. None or the
other women members OF the club can compete with
her. 50 she has entered in the singles. She wiz
play. however. in the womens doubles. with Mss
Anna Sawyer. The contes; began on Wednesdy
with the mems singles. ". Baldwin defeated VIII.
lam Bradley. after hotly contested night an6
George Chapman beat l.. BrowneL Two or the
women's slng.es were also played of. Miss Mar
garet Moore easily beat Miss Edith Hard in two
straight sets, and Miss Sawyer was defeated by Miss
Woodruff.
There viii be first and second prizes in the wom-
ems singles; first and second prizes in the worenS
doubles and second prizes in the mixed doubles;
first prize in the mems singles. and nrst and sec
ont prizes IN the mems doubles Many persons
watched the games on Wednesday. The finals Will
be played to-morrow afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.

Al Bunalo-Bunalo 3. Wllkesharre s.
At Providence Providence I. Syracuse
At Erie-NO game. wet grounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03

THE RECORDS

tucker Wild pitches-w-stervet Nichols !; stvetts l.
OF gane-234. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
HAD TO BREAK EVEN.

~ New-York Doyle ed Off with two-base nit
~ vi heid. and Wild throw Of SWEETS enabled
H. reach third Ward was retired but Van
"a, zen came 10 the rescue with a hit 10 right ned
-. D'yie scored Van Haltren stole second. ana
~ would have won the game. but Murphy ana
hi " could not do the trick and as II was TOO
M,.oo play longer the game ended right there.
~ouiated result is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03

. % Roa,on II. Cleveland .. Cincinnati T.
x,r.Yfk, " q brooklyn s. s.. Louis :. pittsburg 4.
p sdslph,na washington o. Chicago 4. Louisville B.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
TOO MUCH MUD AT RON

p,o y Y Aug 2-The Circuit races here to-
do, were postponed until tomorrow on account OF
rain Tn. last heat Of the unfinished 20 tro,uhs
..,,.rta, vas trotte.l. Summary:
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-08-29

U. S. Grant has been sentenced to
seven years in the state penitentiary for
forgery, Watson gets three months in
Jail fer sowing wild mustard on Judge
Bowers farm,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-08-29

State of Minnesota, County of Brown fSS.
In the Probate Court, Special Term Aug.
23d 1894.
In the matter of the estate of Jacob
Hottinger deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of
Joseph A. Eckstein, Administrators, with
the will annexed. of the estate of Jacob
Hettinger deceased. represeting among
cred said estate, and praying that time
and place be fixed for examining ana
allowing the final account of his adninls-
tration, and for the assignment of the
residue of said estate to the parties entit-
led thereto by law;
It is ordered, that said account be ex-
amined, and petition heard, by the Judge
Of this court, on Friday the2ist day Of SEP tie
Probate Office in New Ulm in said county:
And it is further ordered, that notice
thereof be given to all persons interested,
by publishing a copy of this order once
in each week for three successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing. in the New
Tim Review a weekly newspaper printed
and published at New Ulm in said Col. nty:
Dated at New Ulm, MIMI, the I'D day OF
AUGUST A. D. 1894.
By the Court, E. P. BERTRAND
IL. s. Judge of Probate.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-08-29

The wheel is no longer simple play
thing for boys, but is necessary part
of busy professional mans outfit, be
he doctor, lawyer, or preacher. Better,
quicker and cheaper than horse. Col.
umbia bicycles are the standard.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-08-29
1t Nav do as Much for You.

Mr.. Fred Miller, of Irving. ILL.,, writes
that he had Severe Kidney trouble for
many years, with severe pains in his back
and also that his bladder was affected.
He tried many so called Kidney cures
but without any good result, About a
year ago he began use of Electric Bitters
and found relief at once. Electric Bit
tiers is especially adapted to cure of all
Kidney and Liver troubles and often
gives almost instant relief. One trial
will prove our statement. Price only
so cts. for large bottle. At o. M. Olsen's
Drug Store. 6