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The evening world., 1894-08-28
Chief Operator Kelly Dead.
tBy Associated Press.)

tBy Associated Press)
ST. PAUL, Mimi. Aug. as.-Charlss Kelly
chief operator of the Western Union Telegraph
ONCE in this city for many years. died last night
VI consumption.
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Reporter MacLean Dead.

VBy NssUcIHttU FrSssI
CHICAGO, Aug 28.-Samusi p. MacLean, one
OF the oldest and best known newspaper reporters
OF Chicago, died in Paxton H.. last night aged
forty-two years He leaves . widow.
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You read The Evening World!
Do you read the Sunday WorldS
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For Sale.
A REvOLyTI9N IN SEWING:

A REVOLSTii9NI In SEWING
BARGAINS ron THIS WEEK ONLY.
/ Gibbs from sIe up, cash or in.tsImsn,.; can
1873 WEST 2iD ST..
Near 9Th ave. ground floor.
PRICES for furniture,
until you hear from ma A.. " University place.
cheap. FisGHL, i25l "a ave, near goth q:
As soa,, To .s os OH Y, y
ANY STORE, STOCK, MERCHANDIsE
bought for cash NAARDEN. foS E. 18th st.
A Bought ~ s..h o SopLN EE US IA
CASH PAID FOR
furniture OF house, flats and stocks OF mdse any
A-sToRE FIXTURES, s upright butter refrigsr-
shslvinEs, cohss.miiis. scales mirror. front tee
Grand ST ID sv. station.
A WIDOW must sacrifice. account leaving. alb
solutely this week. household at any acceptable
price. Parlor Bed, Dining Room Suit. Folding
Beds, &C., brilliant Hartman Upright, CHECKER
ing Square, cheap; also separate. ls7 t. slst St
ALL KINDS second. hand or new store fixtures,
LENNIG q SONS. s2s.ss1 E.., a.th st.
OUTFIT, SECOND HAND. AT
HALF PRICE. 100 Broadway.
A-sToRE FIXTURES. secondhand or new.
counter shsvns .ho.s., i MSyrR asur q:
Grand st. between Pitt and Ridge SITS.
A.-FINE ASSORTMENT billiard and pool tables,
all sizes. The Reliable House. BEREUTER. u
I'd ave
AT A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. upright plano, in
only month. 1877 East b6th ct.
A.-sToRE FIXTURES, counters, shelving,
mills scales 3iS East ID St
A. -coUNTERs. wall cases. show cases, upriEht
butter refrgerators, mirrors. cans, chandeliers,
co lee mills. 30s East l26th st.
A. UPRIGHT PIANO almost new; also fold.
Ing bed. parloI suit, pier glass, onyx lamp, &c :
ave, Brooklyn.
neutrality-suspicious.. Ice cream saloon. sta
tionery tobacco store, :ol Ave. a.
BEAUTIFUL GOLD CHAIRS. only %. 90; re-
cM Gusfa M%SuFA9fuER % Murray GOLD
BICYCLE PRICES DROPPED.
Raieighs, new s5s: new $3.50 raosrs, 90;
roadsters SS5: new ladies'. Is h.. N6 and SsS
So 3d. new Columbus, ladies. SIS; gents. ie5
each. 1is AND lis WEST 18TH ST.. AND u
PARK PLACE.
BICYCLEs-c!o:in. on. line Of high Sr ,s
wood rims and Palmer tires or genuine O. q j..
,IrsI b,s GO w IN E .Ssn.. Tsa.'d
Isl ". asD ST. near sS ave.
BICYCLE = 1894 high grade pneumatic, q
pounds, cheap; no time for riding. Calysr. ~
East I'D ST.
BICYCLE. New Cryptic, front driver geared
pneumatic $40. basement, Park Place.
Notwithstanding, sa5; good condition; lamp.
bell +0OIs W. b4th St. near 9th ave-
| BICYCLE, New 1894 Warwick, $67. 80; mus
sell. PHEYER, l Park place.
BICYCLE. New hickory Model 9, GO ib; IA
original crate cost Sl2O, will sell for 80 Base-
meut L Park place, corner BrOAQWay.
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PARK CONCERTS TONIGHT.
Interesting Programme TO he Rem
dered by Eben and Lcderhaus.

There will be concerts in two parks
tonight. At Mount Morris Park Eben's
Seventy first Regiment Band will rem
der the following programme:
l. The Star spangled Banner.........s. Arnold
g. Overture, LA Patria" Arthur seidel
O. Gavotte, ''Enchantmcnt' ,.,.........W. Bendix
l. Fackeltanz, Triumph Of Art. ....... Langey
g. Grand Suite from Carmen" go. George BiIet
FART H.
Z. Romance, ut Might Have Been
o. Hsmmsrstein
Solo cornet by Thoo. Hoch.
V wiiimcrs
g. Cornet solo, Selected" ..................Hoc Hook
Theodore Hoch.
D. waits. The Skaters ............ Weldtsufei
10. Medley. 'Metamorphoses .."........E Il. Boyer
IL Caprice "Lnger Longer, Loo'.J. FitI-0erald
AT Rutgers Square Park this pro-
gramme will be rendered by Lederhsus's
Troop "A" Band:
PART I.
star Spansled Banner
i. Overture, The woolisn Stocking 80. Braham
e. Fantasia, 'Tanceis' ....................G ostrs
g. Selection. Mascot ..,...,.".........A udrsn
L. Cornet solo. The Enthusiasm ..Bcringsr
4. Beringer
D. 'A''p PART II.
g. Overture, AUD Lang syns' ..."...-.. Muller
T. Waits, my Queen ................. Bucalosai
g. selection. hCsvsiieria Rusticana'' Mssessni
o. Songs Of the Day, Lederhaus
10 March Troop A., N. O. Q. N. Y,",Ledsrhaus
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IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL.

Manager Kraus has secured a number
OF European novelties for the season.
night in the shape of the Manard troupe
of sharpshooters. They did some fancy
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Manager Louis Thobie had capital
entertainment last night for this. the
opening week of the Eighth Avenue
Theatre. Gus Hills Novelties proved to
be a company without a duh feature
In it. The energetic Gus himself ap-
peared, and so did Charles Boyle and
Carrie Graham, Estelle Wellington,
Nelson and Milledge, Dryden and
Mitchell, Montague and West. Mills
and Halpin, Wilson and Warning and
Hacker and Lester
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pneumatic, new, cost $3.50;
take $50. Basement ia Nassau ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-31

whose work with ths cyanide process
hrs earned for him "a Wide reputation,
has returned 10 tue city alter an ab.
senco OF ssvetnl weeks. He d. accom-.
panied by d. T.. Tarpry, Of Salt Llsr,
who Is also % prominent mining man.
They ate h 70 on mining business, the
o1uut nature of which they will not
make public Tor few days.
Denver AcUG One result Of the
numerous conferences recently held In
tuie city by gentlemen Interested In
several large smrltcrs In the state
hns been the establishment oi gem
efai exchange or clearing house or
the handling 90 surplus otus. Frauklln
Gui'efman, Tor several years the metal.
lurgiHt Of the Chamberlain Ore Buying
company, ~ the secretary In charge
Tine mode Of operation Dr. simple. A
fmelirr, ~ reason ui contracts, has on
hand more material OF certain quail.
~ than II nee Tor its furnace. The
secretary Ia notified anu nu exchange
Is effected with some other smrit,r
nhort az tue iimo gftAs excess material.
Ia this way the ore reserves arc kept
ut TIC lowest practicable limit. 10 .als
on silver ana lepi iiuctunulrH ate
limited, aud tue ll,uts are enabled 90
operate on 70 larger margin, with lgta
money lied up in ores.
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EDUCATIONAL NOTES.
Mecilng-, Lectures aud Motm uls ~
salt Lake redasoguCr,

Lieutenant W. X. Wright lec,nrci
At . O'clock today, before the sludonln
Of Utah Unlyeni,y, upon the subject
"McCiolan's Peninsular Campaign"
There are now enrolled three hum
bred and sixty students in the different
Department..
The daily enrolment In the city
High school now includes the names
Of two hundred anu thlrty.iwo pupils.
Pfo'. W. n. Stewart has the follow.
INK app .iutmsnts Tor lcrtufo.. Cjuuty
tcSuhofs' institute, Saturday, Fut Tuaty
3cJ; American F1rg, Friday Uvnni &,
Fapmgfy 0tl; Ccntruviils, Saturday,
February l7lh.
Elder David Mckenzie this morning
delivered tLu firttoi a tCr.cBoi lectures
before the students " the Lattut-tay
Saints College. Subject, "Ihe
Commences oi tho Bible"
Superintendent Aiillapaugh's claaa OF
teachers iu pedagogy had an Interest
Ing session last evening. The history
OF COmcnius formed the subject under
NuAHAANNAAANhs AAANhN Will W hAHNNAHNh
at tho next meeting.
PROT Il. a. Haag OF tho LAttor.day
Saints College has sent quite an OK
hiOit Of drawings made by the clast
under his direction 70 tho hidwintor
FAir NJ san Francisco,
Tho January number Of the Uni.
versily Chronicle 10 very Interesting
number.
Prof Done reports an enrolment OF
200 students In thu college OF whlcn lac
IL principal
The regular meeting OF the Salt Lake
County rrachors' Institute will be
held Ia the University building next
Saturday nj ll:l5 n. M, Miss NJ. a,
H0llon will lecture ON Show 10 Secure
Expiration In Readiug," anu Prof.
stewart will talk TO the teachers on
"Moral Training and Incentives"
All iiiends Of education are invited
10 10 proient.
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CAUGHT at Last.

Information has been received from
Ephnim, 5Anpete county, to tho
elect that an old man at that place
named Bernard H1nssn has just been
found guilty ola piece o. quiet stealing
that ha8 covered period OF several
years and tho gradual turning away Of
small sums OF money until II ran N
into the thousands.
Hansen IN an old bachelor and
number Of years ago was given em-
plOymont by the managers VI the
coop. store. For n long time he was
regarded as n model of honesty and
trustworthiness. His work was that Of
cleaning out the store TO which he mad
ffee anu unlimited access.
Some time ago the management b0-
came Suspicious aud marked soma OF
the scrip issued by the store. Later II
wau asoertained that the marked scrip
had been converted Into cash by Han.
sen. lis room was searched and 81 #.
700 In gold found in an old trunk. He
confessed that all but $500 OF this
amount bad been stolen by him. lilo
now thinks that the money Ia "wlnd.
AL" for tha store ami that no should DO
eHOuefAted.
lie was placed undor arrest, found
guilty and hne Of $40 imposed.
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AlnIlIng Ior Q IlsesIyer.

Sr. LOUIS, Jnu. 3l.-rhc Central
Trust company OF New York has ap.
He'd 10 tnn federal court for u receiver
iOt Tho Colorado Midland road, which
the company AYERS will default on the
Interest due tomorrow on fi,BOO,0lO
bonds. The court has taken the matter
under advlsemcut.
This action makes evident the i'm
p0rt ~ the gathering here witnin tue
pact three days OF the receivers % the
AichisDn systcm aud trust company
representatives. The Colorado Midland
Do separately operated portion Of tho
Atch,s0n byEtem, tbs main line roach.
Ing from Colorado Springs 70 Now
Castle, Col nggfegating with branch
a. $50 milcr. in Allit,Ou 10 the mort
gaze on which interest h likely TO he
uoiaultod the road has FIRST mortgage
amounting 90 50 100000 and "a mort
gage OF gs6s,UUU ucsiJe6 floating debts
10 the amour. Of s2,0OO,OUU, winch tho
management has been unubls 10
meet. Tho bonds In the hands Of the
Central Tfusi company, New York,
ns trustees, aud this company has
made application for receiver. Pond
ing tho dUcition Judge Caldwell
has Issued on injunction restraining
oil penons from interfering with the
road by alta hment or otherwise.
A decision viii ba rendered on Friday.
1hie action n taken 10 permit tho de-
iaultlng OF thu interest " become an
accomplished fact
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Land and Live Stock Co.

with County Clerk Meloy were Hled
this morning the articles OF inoorpora-
ton OF the Ford BrotherE' Land aud
Live Stock company.
The object OF the company lie TO raise
and deal ia live stock and its products,
Including the right TO buy, use and
occupy, " necessary, real estate In con.
ntotlOu herewith.
Tho general place Of business will be
At Centeryillc, Davis county, Utah,
with authority 10 establish branches
elsewhere.
The capital stock IL placed at s25, 900,
divided into 10000 shares Of the par
value Of 81 each.
Tine incorporation, all OF whom re.
side ut Csutoryille, sre-J0an Ford
Jr., Joseph Ford, Hyrum Ford, John
w. Ford, Phillip Ford, each OF whom
has subscribed Tor 1000 shares, anu
Joseph n. Ford anu Thomas Ford
Tor ., 800 each.
JoRn Ford Jr. Is 10 be president,
Joseph Ford vico.pfesdeui, anu
Joseph n. Ford secretary ami tEeas-
uref.
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In the Land Office.

Niels g. Nielsen OF Cleveland, EN-.
cry county, has filed an affidavit ei
cUntus, Ia the local land office against
the umberculturo outsy Of Thomas
Edmunis. The entry (dled May 49,,
1886. J embraces 1913 acr,s n section o,
township n aJutl Of tn0go 10 east.
Nielsen alleges that the claimant has
failed 10 plant any trees or tree seeds
or cuttings on tue ianl. Nielsen
asks that Edmunds's entry DO can
cellod.
Howard Carpenter OF Weber county
has lied an ~ iavit OF contest against
the homestead eutfy OF Chgs, Archer.
The entry was made May 10, 1893, ana
embraces 80 acres Of land IN section IL,
tOwuship5 north Of range ! west, Car
penter alleges that Archer has failed TO
establish q residence upon said land and
has wholly abandoned said land for
more thal six months after mnKing
the entry. The hearing Of tho case IL
set for May lat.
Amos j. Workman Of Hlnckley,
Willard county, has received "A patent
tor cash entry No, 1852, embracing 80
acres In section 20, township II south,
ranger west.
Ludwig IA. Berg Of Bingham CITY
has iil0d an application fT a home.
stead entry OF 1865 acres In section 80,
tOwnFhip . north, range west.
Jesse JpsseD, Of Wellington, Emery
county, has flied an application Tor n
homestead entry Of 100 acres In section
%, townsnipl6 north, range 10 east.
Laura A. Olsen, VI Emory, Emery
county, has filed an application for \
Homestead entry Of 100 acres IN section
y, townships - south, range east.
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New.bnYs nehaie.

President simpson Of the NewsboyS
UniOn has issued the following call:
"All mumbua Of the Union are r..
qucstei 70 attend this regular meeting
Of tue society tomorrow (rhumday)
evening ut seven O'Clock, at No. 1906
west Third South street. The 0ccA.
tlon viii be euliycnCd by n debate be-.
tween Two VI tnu boys. Tue question
Tor discussion will be tue wioug fulnuss
" vislting tho lake on tho sabbath.
joseph simpson Will ussump tho
affirmative and wliilc Roper the nnsa.
tive.
"rhoro will also be q fine supper Tor
the ni"muefs aad ggaud three round
sIarring contest between w. Simpson
Eui Albert Holder The one scoring
the most points gotta tue most supper"
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ANOTHER DOCTOR ARRESTED.
II Is Now DIR. Freak. Gardiner, fer
PrACiicing Without a License.

The "doclotI war" Ia still being
waged. A complaint was flied in U.
S. Commisiioner Pratps court last
evening by Detective FRANKIE, at tho
instance Of County Attorney Murphy
on behalf Of the People Of the Territory,
against DR.. Ffedk. Gardiner. Hc l.
accused ~ praclicing medicine without
having fret obtained u license from
the board OF medical examiners Of
Utah Territory. The defendant was
arrested this morning by n deputy u. ;.
marshal anu taken before the com.
missioner.
Dr. Gardiner was released on bis
own recoguizanos, ths hearing being
fixed Tor FRIDAY morning next.
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they will be- found ready Tor the decla'
ration. Parker adds: "Ihe ultimate
destiny ofliawaii is that b. VIII tuc0nic
associsted with the United states by
protective treaty, aud tnnt no IgItlgn
county other than The Unilei states
will have voice Ia the ahhifr, Out
the time he not yet rape for the iulhl.
ment OF that dtstiny." lie declares tuht
tho United 3tatus can do but Ona 0i
two things, either II VIII reaioio the
queen 10 ihu throne, or else leave tho
tuttlCmont Of the politics Of hawhii 10
tho 70 pie of Hawaii. Whichever
Couue the United States may punua
II h. certain the ouicoms viii be salts
factory.
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AFIER TIE JUDGE.
A Charge that Weber County Funds
Have Been Illegally Appro.
printed.

The following was filed With the
Weber county court yesterday, aAd Is
selfeXplanatoTyi
Ogden, Utah, Jan. 80, .ls94.-To tho
Hon. County court Of Weber county;
Gentlemen; Your attention Is respect
fully called 10 the fact that between
March ., 1891, aud August 80, 1892,
there WAS illegally appropriated from
the county funds Of Weber county TO
A. Q. Bishop the sum OF Sl,6I7,lO, on
account Of "sslary" ~ PROBATE Judge.
Such appropriations were held by
the supreme Court OF Utah TO DO
illegal In the case VI Bartoh Va Cutler,
decided by said Supreme Court In
June, 1890, aud reported In Vol. vi,
Utah reports, page 400 Therefore, all
of said sum OF Sl,5i7.I0 was Illegally
appropriated, as II was all appropriated
after tho decision la the case Of BaTtch
vi Cutler was rendered.
1 therefore demand, A. u taxpayer Of
Weber county, that you Immediately
order sIit Instituted 10 recover said
amount, together with interest thereon
rom the several dates Of payment.
Respectfully,
DANIEL HAMER
The communication was referred 10
the county attorney for him 10 take
action In the matter
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TuE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3l.-In the Sen
ate the resolutions denying the author.
10y Of the secretary OF the treasury 10
is,uo tho proposed bonds came ~.
Allan (Nub,) took tho door 10 reply 10
shrtmau's argument Of yesterday. He
declared the authority to Issue bonds
under the resumption act was not con.
tlnuing Ia power, anu ceased with ite
hut exercise.
Hoar followed Allen. He said:
IN my opinion this bonds Issued and
0.Ily the treasury department under
casting circumstances will be- illegal
aud viii carry no constitutional or
lwiul obligation ON the government
Iof lh0lf payment.
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TnE BRAZILIAN sTnUGGLE.
Admiral nsnhAm Landed for mis-
Prompt Action.

aNhANhA henhhht hnuueu Aef MS
Prompt Action.
LONDON, Jan. 3l,-NRyal, political,
military ana commercial circles heafli-
" applaud thu journalistic achieve.
nent OF the Associated Press In setting
Tue conflicting rumors as 10 the siluR'
Noh la Rio Janelro nj rest, by obtain.
ing an exclusive interview with Al.
mlral BeuhAm. Butfor this, conflicting
i'p0lls 10 the effect that Admiral D.
NamA had surrendered would probably
have been current for several days. AZ
vac admiralty and the foreign office
henham's attitude was heartily mp.
proved. The Brazilian minister said
To al Associated Pres representative
Today he believed the end OF the revolt
Was lmnluent. The fact that DaGama
TAXED " surrender would have tho
same effect ON the insurgent ranks 40
u no An1 actually done ~. Ho be-
litVea that II the lusufgsnt admiral
unally tunendegs 10 BvnnAm he VIII
70 handed over 10 Brazil.
United States Amhafsador Bnyard
mo There was not much slgniiioauco
IN Benham' lclion, nddlnRi "lf the
foreign war ships are not there Tor that
purpose, OF what use IRE the5?"
The 81, James Garsilo says "rhs
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TIE ENSUING TERM OF COURT.
II Trials Of Criminal Gases IN the
Third District May iegIn
on February 9Th,

On February 9th the new term Of
the Third district court viii 10 opened
aud an effort made TO take up cases 0 n
the criminal calendar right away.
Apart from those which viii have 10
be- elaborated upon beforehand 10y tho
grand jury, several oases which stood
over from the previous term Will be
tried, or 70 tried. George OAyior,
Harry Hammond's accomplish In tho
shooting OF tbs little boy clyde Rob.
ertsOnI viii have his trial, In all proba.
Oilty at the beginning Of the session,
and tho Defendants attorneys (Mesars.
Whitlemoro and WAite) will make al.
other hard light for his acquitthl.
Gaylor has remained under detention
In the penitrutiafy ever since the
Hammond trial, bis counsel having
been unable 10 get him admitted to
bail
The criminal calendar II a heavy one
and will occupy the court long time.
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IN CuNGREss.
me rarlm Dsb.te TodsJ In tho
House.

House.
d. Aiiac.aisa FreiA -,
WAaifNuloN, Jan. 3l.-Tho House
cent into rommitteu OF the whole. Ac-
r5rilnr to "a special order the day was
seyo,rd " debate under the I've min'
M, fule, tho whole internal revenue
a aeudmcnt being open to amendmeut.
Tate, uoufgia, offered an amendment
trlking out the section rotating 70
ttles ON whisky, increnac Of thn bonus
period aud manner Of collecting tie tax.
Ta,e explained that II the amendment
va adopted the law would remain %
ItlH
Cultivate offered an amendment 20
tbe amendment % Increase the taxes
N. whisky from 90 cents 10 81; whom ~
In bond one year, sl.lO; when 10 bond
Two years, $3.50; three years the
blnded period to cease. Al the ond Of
mat time, he said he did mot intond 10
rfts tue amondmrnt. Toe provisions
Of the bin were wrong. In tho Inter-
rtl Of reform, a lew days ago the
biauiy on sugar was abOlishe1; now II
wls proposed 10 give a bounty 10 the
whlily industry, to increase the bonded
period iom three years 10 eight ~ .
cost Of ten cents n gallon.
The Outhwalto substitute was losi,
iliO57.
Dlngley'a amendment 10 restore tht
pfsylslons OF the existing laws with
reference 10 the bonded period, max
lag II three instead OF eight years, was
carried, 1906 TO 50. Tbis leaves the
bonded period az II ~, and INCREASES
the tax from 90 cents 10 81.
The Bland substitute To permit the
extension Of the bonded period beyond
three years by paying into the United
States treasury tho cost OF expectation
and reimpoftation, was lost.
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20 expressed his displensure at the
e. uf's action. The question now
crises whether or not the county court
hau the power Go make such nu order,
a1d Arrangements have been made g.
have the case argued by counsel In the
probate court tomorrow mnrniuv. At
tufnry Murphy will represent the
county court and Recorder Llppmsn
viii nave NJ attorney on hand TO talk
iu his name, namely, Judge Powers.
Mt Lrpman takes his a.aui against
the courts Interference on tho general
powers given 90 the c0uuty recorder
No. the various acts Iassed relating 10
that Office.
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Today's Probate Court.

Estate OF Leonidas q. Bsat,ie, de.
ceased. Hearing on final account An d
petition for final distribution. Account
allowed, decree Of distribution rendered
anu administrator discharged.
Estate Of Betty Blake, deceased.
Hearing on hnal account. Same Al.
lowed aud administrator discharged.
Estate Of Edward Brain, deceased.
Hearing on petition for RdmeRsure-
ment OF dover. Demurrer oyeFruled
aud a continuance taken I'll February
5th, ~ 10 o, ni.