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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
xor LIKELY To cRrrIclsr TIE MAYOR.
10 NIGHTS NETTING or TIE REPUBLICAN
COUNTY COMMITTEE.

10 NIGHTS NETTING coz gIiE REPUBLICAN
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
Both factions were getting ready yesterday for
to-u.eh,'s meeting q tn Republican County COM
rnifiee Ia ,hc Telephone Building. IN West Thirty-
.t~h,h-.f I.ale-s o.. the Plate contingent In the
commute. would aot say last evening what they
intend % d1 TONIGHT. Tn. discovery Of their pro-
.ra.luc 10 pas. rs.oiu'ila. demo lrcng Mayor
Strong ,,r removing Police Comm.s iorer- Murray
ana K.rAln aaG me show Of examination pre-
..nt.l ir ,hc autl-mlchin" Republicans nj Their
windsor Hotel caucus Tuesday night. have had
,.. .~.., ~ bringing several % the boiler spirits
.n ,he machine cinp VINO were itching for 4
fight" around 20 the side ~ caution and compro-
mise
Blizzard I.1u'erharh. chairman of the commiit'".
and th, leader on whom Mr. Plat relies In time
% irouhl. and great danger. was In Albany Lass
nirht. I'm his absence nothing positive was agreed
upon Tor tonight some OF Nj platts more d"sp"r-
tf~ nlngors-on ver" aIvrtnHnS last evening ar al
lDrruce ~ ~, original plan. bur n was not Do
!'g,i thai anything Tx" q d'carai.on pronounclnS
e,r IIrr upon TIE Mayor viii p" attempted.
Tlr ~trors. iIrookr"li Republicans are IN Arc tim
fY~ htffi. f.su.l-. ard have acc"s~lDns 70
'N. lrfl-uIs.r. cause o. practical certainty tnpuiI
'fr Plat Itgtffhlrh ftrflfn Ir ~" on attd'klhS
Mayor strong AND DIS administration. Mnil" 10 Wa
fn hc4t ilI..nfrf 90 o.. lntl-ittt mcu LACE even
ng that ihl- wil ru; b. IN l-rttken. many OF them
nof.iI .rlo, nothing better iAln regular engage
u.l.t Tonight 90 'hs lrrs nrs; indicated by IN"
Iiiff'rt
Abe" Grua.r a. 'hs NNifll ASSEMBLY District.
ami one ~ the go. rrsul~n ~ the mncnin" outhi.
sti .s' evening fa'' n' ir-oii'n r1n' 'ii'nnS tne
he a.l.i 'hgf - wi.l no' b" iri"i AZ tp-morro"
evening" needing ~ tae committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
AN AMERICAN SPECIAL EMPRESS TRAIN.

London. May l5.-Arrangements have been COM
Melted for the running. beginning next month. OF q
train to be known the American Special Express.
II will make the run from London to Liverpool in
three hours and fifty minutes. and. northbound. Will
make close connections with the transatlantic steam
ers The train will make no stops. and its schedule
time will be forty-hve minutes less than that OF
ether express trains between the two cities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
THE FRENCH NAVAL ESTIMATES.

Paris Nav IA statement in regard TO the naval
estimates was submitted 10 tho Chamber of Depu-
ties to-day by admiral Besnard. Minister Of
Marine The expenditures We're placed at 273 900 90
francs an increase OF 100000 francs over last
years Tho Minister OF Marine will ask for a fur
thor OF 100000 francs COR the purpose OF build
I'm. neN ships
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
GEORGE HALL

c..oroa Hall president Of the Consolidated Ex-
rress Company. died at his home. No. n Lincoln
park Newark on Wednesday. aged sixty-s'. 80
He suffered stroke Of apSpIexy on r.: Nay aay S Sn
truu business Mr. Hall born in Vernon
and went to Newark in 1878 where M Of the
T"vark Board OF Trade. He leaves WHO" s"a
Iap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
THE PONTIAC SELLS OUT.
IT'S CLUBHOUSE BOUGHT BY THE ATA-
LANTA BOAT CLUB
THE QUARTERS TOO EXPENSIVE FOR THE WIZ
WAN BRAVES SINCE THE LAST ELECTION
PLANS OF TIE PURCHASERS

Tammany Halls ability to put on front mas
been steadily decreasing since the election last
year. II mot a lasting gait that the 'roNe'
retalners struck "A few years ago ana WIN 'ne 'o''
Of municipal patronage they find 1t Impossible 10
keep up the "swell' appearance which has especi-
ally characterized the last three years OF the Wy
wan domination in New-York city.
Nowhere Tammanys displays more rech
loss and lavish than In the organizations Assembly
district clubhousos the social quarters OF the I'M
scriipulous cocre which gathered around inc
leader to aid him In running the district III 'n'
interest of place and pelf one OF 'ho'e
which were organized Immediately after the red's-
tr,ctirg Of he city in 1892 and bossomed at once
into the elaborate and luxurious elegance OF some
~ rho oldest clubs Of the city the Pontiac
club ~ the XXIIId Assembly District. OF "h'c"
ex-Sherilf Jonn H. Sexton is the chief. "a long a.
its members were drawing handsome salaries or
ENJOYING big contracts at tho citys expense al
won't well over s7jCno. 1t was said. was spent on
the clubhouse but 1t 10 longer belongs to the
Tammany braves Of the XXIIId. They nave p'eh
obliged to SCH and the purchasers are the trustees
Of the ATLANTA Boat club The building IS new
nvc-siory structure n E.ghty-nrs;-si and Amst'r-
dam-avc. and WAS built by the rammany men
of that district.
Negotiations have been some time in progress
ami the Gull arrangements were ratified ~ the
meeting Of the Aialrnta cub on Tuesday evening.
Tho new owners to take possession on October
J. The plan Of the boat club ~ 10 extend us
sphere AMI become an athletic ana social aslpcli-
ton In" building selected is well itt"i i"i q"
athletic clgh ana tho necessary apparatus lhflhi-
Ing Il gymnasium outnt. rowing ma'pn's, bo"ti"b
alleys A rluu!lg track. ana every other appoint
mon, usual ln such a club VIII be pui m II ~ the
Intention of ts members To isy - rival il" NV
YorA Athletic cub in all possible respects Inc
cost - the purchase ~ given ~ $500. II. \. Mc-
Lean is president Of the Atalanta 'Inb' 9, -
som treasurer J. f. RUSSELL secretary. +. j.
Bjine.. captain; u. H. Witherspoon. FIRST leuten-
anf: ana C. :. Herbal. second lieutenant ne
Iuiiline Cor.mitt.o. which successfully consuin-
mated H. pur.htse ., ne ryni''r I'',hno,s
W. A. Wags;.G. !. T.. Heath. -. y. Gaylord ana
Vicc-r~,si,ut Fox. The club Will retain rs pre-
.nf Harlem clubhouse for she'll owing and esiab-
lisa = new penthouse on the Hudson for barge
rowing. -, a.,
1 TInman- leader sail last evening that the
Pontiac club would move into less preicr tlons
quarters AMI "wlit uut Ia, clouds rolled by.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16

His neck was found to be d6located at the secomu
cervical vertebra BY careful. surgical manpu-
aton the column was replaced and bandagea w oncs
out injury to the spinal cord and MI FOX az ulSe
regained the power OF speech and full respiration.
Dr. Varney remains in charge OF the case anu TIC
patient Is quite well as can be expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
c1ANrs WIN AGAIN AT CHICAGO.
.xsox.s COLTS COULD NOT GAUGE THE CURVES


OF MEEKIN.
Chicago May D-Chicago lost the game to-day
through inability to hit Mcehin when hi's were
needed. The New-York players had no difhcn',y IN
finding Hutchison's curves whenever they had the
desire. Besides this. Hutchison was via, s""s
six bases on balls and having two wiz pi'cheS VA,
Morgan could not stop The batting Vi n"''' .n
e..a -, ,.x,ic,,iar,v the base-steang Of the
after were the features OF the game I'suc 49,
this the game one-sided as 10 "e ''
Attendance 300. The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
ECONOMY IN THE ITALIAN NAVY.

Rome May l5-Admral Norm, Minister OF Marine.
In a speech at Spezzia last evening. said that the
total retrenchment In the Italian Naval Department
for tho current year would be 100000 lire. ana
boasted that It would be the cheapest administered
marine establishment In Europe The programme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
ANOTHER SPANISH VICTORY.

INSURGENTS ATTACK CUBAN TOWN AMI AIM
n,,,,.,srn ny THE GOVERNMENT TROOPS.
Santiago de Cuba. May l5-A band Oh iHsuise".S
,,ooL y, the town of Dos Caminos, In
This province to-day but was repuiseu anu aad
80 he Government troops. The insurgents He44'
Dy i III sevsrai killed and wounded on the neld.
The attacking band set fire to two houses ""'c"
yere DESTROYED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

Cleveland May 1.-THE first game to-day pe'"
ton and Cleveland was a pitchers battle. on'y "'"' ~
being made by both teams The weather was coid' anu "
e,ord c,,..ou.r,iv small The home had tat'ihs
streak in the seventh inning Of the second game anu ~
q lead that the visitors could not overcome rat
was put out Of the game in the last half OF inc "
inning for protesting a strike decision. 1h'ee , 600
people attendance at the nrst game VIII" "
witnessed the second contest. The scores
First Game =.
Cleveland ..................1 o .
Boston NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. " :" ="
Basehits-Cleveand O. Boston Errors- s,is ana
Boston g. Batteries-Wallace and Zin'mer: N'c"o'' ~
Camel. Umpire-Murray
Second Game j.
Cleveland = N 4 "a
Eos on = ...................0 o o
Basehits--CIeveiand II. Boston o. Errors-oIeve' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
THE RECORDS.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Pit,shurg ~. New York. ~ Piiisburg.
Chicago vs.. BROOKLYN. at Chicago.
-. Louis Vs. Ealtlm1rc n -. Louis.
Louisville vs.. Boston. al Louisville.
Cincinnati vs. WashiaCiOn. AT Cincinnati.
Cleveland IS. Philadelphia. al Cleveland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
TO SAIL, WITH THE KAISER'S ESCORT.

Berlin. May l5-Thc United States cruiser Mar
blohead will go through the Baltic and North sea
Canal on the occasion OF the opening OF that wa
terway with the warships comprising the In
neror's escort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
A DUELLIST ACQUITTED.
COMMANDMENT LIE CHArTELIER HAD FATALLY
WOUNDED NJ PERcHER. or THE JOURNAL
DIES DEBATS' STAFF.

DIES pEBATs" STAFF.
Paris May ia jury to-day acquitted Nom-
r,andant lie chatteller Of the Marine force VINO
in a duel with swords March fatally wounded
". Pcrcher a sub-editor or the 'ouFhai 'eS De
h,,," An tho witnesses OF the duel also ac-
Quilted , 80 ,r,rrv Au.
N. Percher who was also known as Harry ANS,
vas formerly manager OF the PARIS prancn Oh Al
t,nosh newspapcr subsequently becoming the SUD-
editor OF the "Journa. des Debats, OF which paper
ne at one time had been the Cairo correspondent;
While serving in this latter capacity he was noted
for his bitter antiEng.ish sentiments ne vas saia
TO have had great influence with the kheuve H =,
and cornandant lie Chattaler became involved IN
q controversy In the colonial press. and the outcome
was the meeting which resulted IN NJ. Fercper
death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
FIELD SPORTS At LEHIGH.

pe.h,ehem. Penn, May Is tspeciaD.-i.ehigh and
rafaye,te had their competitive field sports here
mi. ar,srnoon. There were leo entries j. d. Clark
OF LAFAYETTE. won the haif-miie run In zoo. the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
9TH REGIMENT MEN AT cREEDMooR.

A detachmen, OF the 9th Regiment composed Oh
Companies Is. G and X. under command Oh ,'eu
,cnant-Colopel Rand. practlsed at creedmoor' Long
Island yesterday. II was paa uay io' o''v ,,
to-, I'm, number Of men qualified as -marksmen. as
the following will show:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
OBITUARY..
Joseph whitaker.

London May l5-Joseph Whitaker founder =.
"vb,,aker's Almanac" wel-known oooA -
reference died at Enfield to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
1rA1lAN cArHoLIcs FoRRIDDEN TO VOTE.

Rome. May 1.-The "Osservatore Romano prints
A letter written by the Pope 70 Cardinal Kanlpoha'
Papal Secretary Of state forbidding catnoncs 10
take part the Italian elections. Aier S.ui'eias
ine his reasons Tor the prohibition the Pope con- con,
Senf a prisoner in the Vatican by the Italian Gov
crnment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16

Slmla May IA telegram from Dhyr says that
the native trlbesmcn have made night attack on
the British post AZ Kambat Seven coolies are re-
ported killed and twenty wounded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
THE RorHscEuLDS OIL WORKS BURNED.

- pctersburg Nav l5-The kerosene factory OF
IN. Ro,hschllds AT Baku has been destroyed by
nre together with n number OF oil reservoirs ana
other property. The damage IS heaVy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
GoyrRNMENTs REQUEST REFUSED

Berlin May i5.-The Senate OF the Bresau Uni
verslty has declined to accede to the Governments
request that disciplinary measures be taken against
Inc Students that institution who signed the pro-
test against the Anti-Socialist bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16

OF the Government. he said. contemplated reduc-
ton of the number OF arscnas, the sale OF od SNIP
and the construction OF "A few new ones 10 conn
nletc the force.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16

Canon Bateries-Young and OConnor; SWEETS and
'"Nours' May l5.-Phladephia narrowly escaped
o"' to-day at the hands OF Pittsturg' mart was IN
w ''''h and the visitors could do nothing WIN MN a
~ Oh paiis in the ninth gave Philade'phla 'he'r
"S run Beam and Grady relieved Mc''ill ana BUCKLEY
- '"e csh'h inning TO give the former Ifac"'e' Inc
weather was cold and deary. Attendance 500 inc score;
i,,,',t,sLl,,S .'.....................2 <,
'"'0'p"'d '..'..-.............o :" " v -
haSehts-Ptshurg 0. Philadelphia ErFors-fi,isDurg
- n'aadepha : Batteries Hart and Sugdeh' Me"ii
D'"'n buckley and GRADY Unpire-Bc's'
Philadelphia. May l5.-Thc game between Pennsylvania
ana Length on Franklin Field this afternoon was see
saw one with plenty OF hitting both SIDES. but the
' OF The ninth inning found the home team the winners
Tn, score:
hi isyIVania ..................0 o-io
l~hish ........................4 0 0 o O.
Las Pennsylvania H. Lehish IA Errors-Pennsyi-
Nu iia i-ehgh = Batteries-Dlckson ana Brennan
NcNns and Goss.
fHheeton. May II (specaDLawFcncevile defeated tho
Freshmen team here this afternoon In loosely played
game The freshmen had the game won In the sixth
inning but errors by rarret and three timely
mus gave Lawrenoeyi,le lead that could not be over
come. The score
InaNr"nccvhle .................2 q o. O-la
i'''0''o"' 'S.'................4 y U D VI"
AT Toron,o-Toronto 10 Scranton 2.
NJ Amsterdam Amsterdam q. Albany .
AT Memphis Memphis 49, Ncw-Orlesns :.
AT hunao-W ilkesbarrc O. Buffalo 3.
AT decentralization 9. Springfield IS
Al NJ %. ~. -N-rl l.nNers-fY @
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
rs KA1.NOKY OUT OF OFFICE?

REPORT THAT EMPEROR FRANCIS 'osTrh ms
ACCEPTED THE PREMIER'S REsiGNATioN
Vienna May 15.-It is reported that the Emperor
10. enalIv accented the resignation OF Count Raj
~ ,aI Imneral Premier and Minister OF Foreign
Affairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16

r.,nsa ,,s Nov YORK . First base by crrors~chcaso
O. New York l. Left bns"s-chiciSo ~. s,rick
First base on hals-On HUtchison g. OF MeehIn VII
out-By HutchsOn g. by MceHn q. Twolafe Nv" s,",cn
mot Davis Bannon. Doye Sacrifice M Inn . Ear.
lases-Moran Arson, Everett. Doyle :. StaiiIu
rei Double piny-Farre and Fuller VIA p'' r. 20
Hutchison q Passed bas-Farrei. Umpire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
RUIZ TIGERS DEFEAT BROWN.
.,,,cEroN WINS BY A SCORE OF TO 2
At ORANGE.

.vr PROVIDENCE MEN SAVE THEMSELVES FROM
,,,,,rrwAsH IN THE SIXTH INNING-THEIR
OPPONENTS TAKE LEAD AT THE
sr.Rr AND SHOW MARKED GOOD
roRM-BRowNs' WORK DIsAP-
POINTING IN THE FIRST
PART OF THE GAME.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
LADIES
Use S-a-n-a-d-o-r Skin Soap
Because it is unlike other medicased soapS
being free from all poisonous substances.
Because it is soft, smooth and refreshing.
brightens and beauties the complexion
and preserves the skin.

II IL a non poisonous antseptc soap for the rsiise
and cure of AL diseases Of the skin and scalp. For
toilet use 1t IL twice good plain Tor the same
price A perfect soap for the baby Fur sass BY all
druggiss- 2sc sANADOR MEDICAL Co. - 4 y Van
dswaGer st.. ". Y. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
soc1,rrsr DEMONSTRATION IN PALERMO.
THE ARRIVAL. OF TWO WELL-hNo""
DEPUTIES CAUSES DISTURBANCE

,rorrrrs cAI,sEs A DISTURBANCE
,.,,orno MAY I5-Felice Cavaotti and Aao',o
rogel both well-known Radical meH'pe'S - A.,
Chamber Of Deputies. arrived IN TINS wy -,
rto,r nroso,ce was made the occasion ior IL "
o,r,rotion by the Radicals and large "u''De
,,ar,s and they were received Win Hu'"
,,,,,., and cries OF down with Crspi' i'o"e
49,, eoci.iisr,,'' one OF the students became "
"...,,.ol, administrative. and the caroneers wiz
. ,r.iont arrested him. Signor Finger ~
coached the soldiers for their acton; nsni,itv
he was himself aiken INTO cusrtSus' for t.o hours
vas .akcn h"iOr" q quaes 'or, III Ion lie was
subjected him 20 an or"
then Discharged
,r,ts incident, the first one of the polt'ca o'
oi,n lust opened in Italy, in view oil the se''e' a
ri'r.Ioys which will be held on Sunday May -
,.,., q. frs, like bad omen for the electoral
ro,od Bur It mast be noticed that the uou'c IL
norted occurred in Sicily. where the ''oHe' nm"
,,os controlled last year to suppress the '.''' "
cted b,. the Fasci. bands OF peasants anu wv
49,, T., tho sf,iphGr mines. who had been dri'en "
r.,.ilion by the exactons Of Landlords anu nm
owners The same motives had eau'eu 80.
...,.. orl Anarchist outbreaks among the ldoo'
49,, aniploved in the marble quarrieS Oh MAJ"
..rr,ra in Central Italy. But, fortunately 'neSe
two parts Of thu Kingdom Were amos te ae py
amos m which there was serious socias,. &c ae ec
~, I'M. Indications Therefore that tne ,hs
toral campaign VIII pass oil, Iui nIrobably decrease
peninsula though its result VIII pr"oavay ,oent in
49,, sea ,'',rit, which supported the Goverhihe"' Il"
the Montectors Chamber JuSt uIs sqv b, weather
Misery and poverty caused III il.i'y -
my ,,1rable - he silkworm and otncr az @
iu,stres except wine-naking. ana py IN. 80 ~
- .xunrtnti1n- manly Cue - me
10. ,,,ntaercial treaty with France are a" c.anor
attributed 70 the Govcrnment us 49, in his
rn. electoral district by man who Is "a s,L io
antagonist and who. Ike himself e n'9y1, While
- b,,.,rc fought TOR the unity OF itaJ' T.
Cayaiciti asss Crispl at Palermo the hs
$50 lar an adversary in one OF the eitcto.' ~,
ntS -, por,e t'.,,ce de Gulriia. Deputy VINO
IL siiu in prison where he was sent ior "a ih
,i,,r mart In the revolutionary movements y. ~,
,aN'n pa. S.i,lsts have already declared tnat
h viii have candidates IN 1870 scrip ren
and II IS probable that me nuh, nr viii be larger
Nan - Was IN the last though tnat Increase eo ea
hrJlv n. compared TO that when mas peet, %.
ia ~" idenly I'm the Parlaments of Germany r'e"''
and Belgium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
GAMES YESTERDAY.

n Chicago l. cleveland s. Boston 4.
New'f oaA c1i.volsnd . Pttsburg s. Philadelphia ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
Nunilar % clnaf.

TDfHiS ........ - - - ~
The vollev firing resulted as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16

The eighth anniversary OF the Riverside Wheel
men will be celebrated WIN a uii''ei u '''e 1''
in Thirty fiTst-st, on May -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16

The women riders who had arranged d.. i ora a
h,,clo hrcakfast al the Shelter House In Prospect
park did not make success OF their outins' n y
seemed TO be some difference OF opinion a. "
where the starting point was 10 pe, so''c s"'s W
The plaza and others to Schwalbachs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16

c,,s,s desiring 10 ioin the League OF American
,,sv rhan fun printed information ana
hanks by sending name and ADDRESS 10 the Cyc"hs
Jrditor New-York Tribune.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-01-31

READ AND RLNlEMBER that l am of
feuug my goods Mt prices to suit.
everybody, Closing out Pound
cans of Baking Powder with tea pot
at - cts. Calico from to cts. n yd.
Best Lancaster Gingham ut 6 cts.
per yd. Also Boots aud Shoes at re-
ducad prices. Please give Inc cal
aud be convinced of the fact that
you can buy at bargains to please all
Yours Respectfully,
Jan. II, 3t. L. A. EWING.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-01-31

- EGISTEIIS NOTICES.-Notice Is hereby Civ
itcn that the following named persons have
filed their AdmnlslrniOrs' Guardian, ana Ex
erutOrs' accounts IN the Registers ONCE OF Sny
der County. aud the same viii he presented FOL
confirmation aud allowance AZ the court House
. IN Middcburgh. Monday, Feb. %, 1875
J. First and nnal Account OF a. A. Botdorf
Executor uf the estate ~ Catherine Morr, late O
ponnS. TWP. decd
2 The mai Account Of irwin l.. Blngafnan
administrator OF the ESt. oi John Good, late Of
Adams Twp. decd
g. The first and rral account Of Emanuel r.
kliugrr. administratOryt the EST Of John Radel
late 90 West Perry Twp. decd.
s. Flrst and nual Account OF Jacob Cramer.
administrator pf the E-t. ~ sarah Jane ShiptOn
late OF center two. deceased.
b. rhr Account uf WIN Unimhanh and n. =.
Hare. oNpou'lI- U; the estate 20 Elizabeth Hare,
ltlr uf ~''lu'-ruNr deceased.
The first aud nuol Account Of Sarah Ann
II.lfUr uIWIul IrttlNOl thcr'it.r ufC. B. Held
ur, bate ui ~e,u-Eru''. deceased.
g. 1h' ilr-' anil anal Account OF James Md.
diT-varth Administrator OJ tho est. OF Israel
BUs,. .Its D, Adams TWP. decd
s. The rr,t aud uual Account of VI. =. Arnold
Administrator % the estate oi susanna, Burt
nett late u' Union Twp decd.
o. Tine account of PrrciyaI Herman. Admins.
traitor Of the estate Of benjamin Herman late OF
Jackson Twp. decd
TO- The ilrst ana nnal Account OF sallie Breon
Administrative Of the estate Of Henry BrcOn, late
ut Jackson Twp. deceased.
H. First and nuai Account Of James VI. An.
dprsun. Administrator ~ the Estate Of Catherine
Anderson. late uf chapman Twp. decd.
lg First and Final Account Of Sa muel Buick,
Guardian NJ james W. smith. minor son j. X.
smith late of Monroe Twp. deceased.
49, The account OF II. VI. and 4. VI. Freed
Administrators n the estate OF George Freed
late ot Washington Twp deceased
q. VI. sHINDEL,
NdlIrnurc. Pa. Jan. y, %. Register
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Accounts.

Tue following Accounts have been iilef, evan
ined and passed In the ProthonOtary's ofiice. and
pleas for confirmation. All persons Interested
viii take notice.
l. FIRST and mai Account oi II. J. Heser
Committee OF Polly Lease lunatic.
,. Account OF !. q. Meyer Assignee 81 II. W
TrJXCll.
j. CALVIN SCHOCH, PTnthonOtary
Soy. TO- 9L
8 The nrst and nnal Account Of j. G. Gauglei
Trustee Of Mary llUtteustein.
Jan. a,th 1895. d. G. SClIOCH Clerk O.C.
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WIDOWS APpRAlS AlSEMENTS.--Nollce Is here
w by given that the following widows Ap.
prais cments under the f3u0 law. have been iiled
with the Clerk Of the Orphans Court OF snyder
county for Confirmation ON Monday, the 25tl
day ~ Feb. 1873
l. Advertisement of Minerva Blckhart widow
of Bcujamlu Bickhart late Of Chapman Twp
decd.
= Appralsemcnt OF Elizabeth Relchenbacl
widow of Amos RcichenbaCh late OF Chapman
Twp. decd.
Appraisrmcnt Of Polly Kline widow OF sam
ucl Kline late OF Jackson Twp. Decd
Appraisement Of Ada " BOllg widow Of
Howard j. B0llg late Of Franklin Twp, decd.
Jan, 2s, 9j. J. c. SCHOCll, Clerk q. O.
onn,,ptc