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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme cour,IGensrai Term.Befors Var, an, Brunt.
supr.m: cSuri~chs%sei." Before insraSs%. Court
sasr: en- Jog i'0H rerPs e n.ers
sss and fact .is S0 S S,a 2; g. 2 2s l
iS;. xs. 2SO 1850 2ais 1855 1855. iao2. 1921 Case
c0ur7sDsslsl Tsrm-Fsr nBstoss Beck
sug.sms cSO,,s-sDscal Term--Psr iII-AdiOurned until
+, I, Jcau's' to
len! ,as% ssss
1918 $685. 'ss 't 1885, ':ss asss f S ssss
s a. s s ss ss M'AaA" Mos
Superior SOur!-.Esui,y rsrm.Beisrs: Freedman. j.
Sosror ermPa cd.rseeve
J.-csss on. No ios. sturm Rosendorf- No day cal
Superior court-Trial Term-Part II-Before sedgwick
@ rSs ~ liz ss pusro j.
SS ssrr sss % Arnold s-No
1913 T e Bsha a. t.:S.rn. wis n for
Harry &; ., 1880 m: Granville NJ prummond
sure safsoss Ss tour-Iflai r.m-B.segs r.s.ra,d g.
Nc Som mos WI 1s%s. kss at DAILY c.
pischor IT,. and Pryor JJ.-Nos 0. II. is 20. TO- 81
Common p,:.s-Tr,ai Tesm-raT before oi.ys5lch
c"mmon Peas-Trisi Tsrm-Parss II and III-Ad,curned
CITY y' c ts r.rm-Besors Mccarthy J-Mo-
tons
City Cour-Trial Term-PaIt !-Esfors Newburger il
@ 1iy ys iS I 'd so e i, ss ,s 'ss s go
l02s 1890 li42 ls.4 la 900. 20oi. 2oo2. 2ooa. 2oot
zoos 2o6 ?s 2oo9 COLO. coil. 2oi2. 4ois. 2oit 900
mp ,sS ; SsDlap ID, Ia ;Ss:
los. see 1901 Yes iyeo 1870. 1912 1916 1871. 1918
1889 1000 1891 1892 iooo 1904 1855. 1896. 1897. 1898
Case unfinished
City Court-Trsi Teym-Part I-Before Ehrlieh. c. J.
Nos 1915 l9s4. I!a2 i2l7 loss Iss il9s asa isoS.
io0S 1885, 1887 1883 1882 1890 l0at. l0A2 l93. iolj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bell. Carl F. and VIE to Anna Hassey.
No aos East Ioh,s years ,or,,;,
Benjamin. Henry , to warseroi, ie0'n''
Chsolm Helen NJ. 70 + Dennis. AS guardian.
sdave. corner 22d;sS years; ,,n :;:.
ave. n corner l0is-st year. .:..:::...,...
Cassidy. Peter A. ct nj to New-york Life Insur-
n" Of Sma IruSs m no. years 'c /.
Cox William r. % !. II Mace ct al. l}@th-st. =.
l25 II W OF 81 Ann'save. mor'gages ......
Deb.voise George f.. to the Gernania Life Insur-
ancc Co. l4sth-st. n q. 10 II OF convent-ave.
rdry ygar ,o6n = and vie t; the East River Saw
ings Institution. James-st. lot los. map John
Green. celia A. 20 BENJAMIN = constable. both
~, n H. Is Il OF fnrk-avc. and other prop
Gnshce' charles II. to william Larned ct al.
executors. 40th-st. ?. 2'T II OF 'th-ave. s
Gir%ns Ysa to the New'ycrk Lie insurancc
and Trust co. college Pace. n corner Muir
Hoe oilyla r. TO Helen Adams. soth-st. .. ia
II OF Amstcrdan'aye. ! year.
Horn E,ass'o s, g. Z, to rs OF saaxs
Hagger,y' Rachel r. and another to the Mutual
LIE Insurance Co. New-ycrk. No u West
,, ,SSis,"' Rc yssr " to W iarren. es;h.
St 100 n 4 Of Amstcrdam-av demand. ......
Hallahan. John, and another to ssnehs . .
HOLLAND Alice ~ to Perry Belmont. i6sth-st,
100 Il W Of Amstcrdam-aye. ! year. ...........
yss Ralph sna w Cr c.ss, "s co'am
johnson. Amund. to sismund Gutwillis. 20 and
JeS,, ,sn Mary year and another to John Mcclur.
truatee. n W corner io,h-ave and iosth-st. De.
k. e s.n.Jei f1Sis R'IesT n :. s' 1..
tees. s 3 i4th-st. 1895 y OF Ith-ave. years
Kahn, Baruch. TO Joseph haight " Green.
wich-st. lot e. map ne''s OF a Lansdon.
KisIr A,onso u. and wife to + NJ Jenck:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
ROBERT RAY HAMILToNs ESTATE.
REPORT OF GEORGE p. WEBSTER. APPRAlsEf
an TUE pPopERTY

REPORT OF GEORGE P. WEBSTER. APPRAlsEH
OF THE PROPERTY
The report OF George p Webster. who was ap-
nointed appraiser Of the estate OF the late Robert
Eav Hamilton. for the purpose Of fixing the value
of the estate with view TO having the tax hNeo
in accordance with the law. has been MADE 70 the
Surrogate. He finds the gross value OF '"e es'a.e
IN he sue ss7 49, and the net resduary estate TO be
chou, sq72 AZ Under the will OF Mr.. Hamilton ne
provided for the payment Of an annuity OF sl'2o
10 the child Beatrice Ray. which had been foisted
upon him by Eva L. Mann or Hamilton, Inc c nnd
The cash value Of her annuity is placed at 1888
Mr.. Hamilton died on August q. 1890 put tne le "a
account OF the claims made by Eva L. Mann; VINO WnS
she instituted 10 recover dover in his property
These have ali been settled and disposed OF, and the
estate will be settled In the near future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
THE DEMURRER SUSTAINED.
JUDGE WHEELER BUSINESSES THE SUIT AGAINST
C. H. MURRAY JOHN A. MORRIS AND

JUDGE WHEELER DISMIssES THE W.T. ""@'6'@"S
c. H. MURRAY. JOHN A. MORRIS AND
ZAcHARIAH SIMMONS.
Judge Wheeler in the United states Circuit Court
yesterday gave decision sustaining the demurrer
fIed in the suit OF Harry +. Watson. OF East Or
ange. n. j., as administrator OF the late James ..
Watson against c. II. Murray John A. Morris ana
Zachariah Simmons. OF this city. for an accounting
OF the affairs OF the Louisiana State Lottery COM
pany, out Of which complainant claimed So"o was
duo TO the estate OF James ~ watson, as FORMER
member OF the firm Of c. u. Murray co, wnoc
operated lotteries In tho United states and heid
franchises and grants from the Louisiana state Lot
terry Company a.. a.. MA. .,
the demurrer which forth the fact that the COM
piainnnt was a foreign administrator. Neither ne
nor the members OF the Louisiana LOTTERY company
marked that twenty-five years had elapsed since the
death OF James .. Watson before the SUIT had been
In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Savannah May s-Cot'on quiet: middlIng. 5-i6c low
niddlins &c; good ordinary 5Ac net and receipts
IGi baiss exports coas,wse 227 bales sales bales
stock ~. 6iG bales.
Galveston May s-cotton steady; mdiins 6,.c: low
middlins stc: good ordinary. 5gc; net and gross
ceipts. $3.50 bales stock. 35.o3s bnes
Norfolk May s-totton dull: midd!ing. 5-i8c; low
middlinG 6sc good ordinary &c net and gross receipts
ia bales exports coastwise lss bales saies II bales
stock. q. 8c8 bales.
New. orleans May s.co',on steady; good middling,
ordinary 6.c: receipts lao bales goss i52D bales
23i. 49, bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
Rr'1LpING PLANS FILED.


The following plans for buildings and alterations
have been filed with the Building Department. May 8;
o,st-s, No ids East three-story brick dwelling
and one-story brick stable by Frederick cramme. -.
OF No 21l East p2dst. .....'....' siVVV
washineton.ave a. No 5t+ Tanadgest two
story frame dwelling by Michael Dunno. OF No 49,
2129 Bathgate- ave. cVU
Sd acob W Wo ~ 10 is7 Eas ia 1000
two and one half story frame dwelling by Laura
= Mander OF No i2i Fast 23d-s, ............. 400
urnsde-ave $. between S~igwick ave and NC
Combs Dam Road. e-story gran6stand by John -
s White Of No ~ West 54th-st. loo
Woodruff st n o, 1923 II OF Prospective. two
story frame dwelling by John r Roos 1000
3d-ave 13Jth-st, four-story brick
tenement and store by Sophia Lerch. OF mol
Alterations:
lt t.sior 70 s.1 nsV 5000
Muberry-st No l81 by Edward OReiny. to hre- -
story brick store and tenement. 70
nforrs -ave No Gl9. Theodore Mrkinger. to -
10th ave, n G 25thst. by Mary Gca-
gan four-story brick tenement and store 10
bist-st No rs West, Fannie l. Davis to four 80.
story brick dwelling 4Oo
Washington-ave. s. 20 n n Of 163d-st, by John -.
Muller, three-story brick store ana tenement 40
Avenue A. 3 l;th-st by David Towes -
estate, 10 nve-story brick dwelling. .......... 300
Fulton-st, No lf2 by Mary Fareira, 20 fve- -
story brick and ofnces. 900
Trenont-ave No 7i3 by Charles Heimsn. 70
two-story frame store and dwelling 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
SLIT AGAINST ANDREW FREEDMAN.

Andrew Freedman the president OF the New-York
Baseball Club. has been sued in the Supreme Court
BY Jesse and Edward Wasserman who are seeking
to compel him to pay them a balance OF JILL
which they declare is due them arising out Of
transactions had for them in the purchase
and sale Of stocks and securities and also in grain
in this city and Chicago The transactions were
had during the years 1885 and 1886 1t is alleged that
in addition TO the dealings in grain and stock large
sums Of money were also advanced to Freedman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
Anrlion Sale Of Real estate.

ID IcHARD V. HARNErT 4 co. Auctr,
II WILL. SELL At AUCTION.
WEDNESDAY MAY Is
Al II o'clock noon, NJ the Real Estate Exchange ana
" Auction Room. 30 10 ~ IAbery-a. n. Y.
PEREMPTORY SALE
OF THE
PROPERTY OF GEORGE W CHiLDs DECD.
EI.pERoN LONG BRANCH. y. j..
The very handsome 3story Country seat. containing
rooms
Two. story frnme stable with ample accommodations:
r.hou-e bathing pavilion and two rustic summer houssA
2ls fee, on Ocean x3,5 feet. together with the
water grant ~ 0S5 feet exterior line.
The house will be sold furnished.
Inventory q Auctionccrs. or Attorneys once
A. HOWARD RITTER. Esq Attorney I29 Walnut 81.
Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
REFEREES APPOINTED.

Supreme Court.
by 1ngraham. J.
Michnrlis VS. Fiyrn-Iouh Davidson.
Matter OF Tucker-W. I. Gray.
by Lawrence, J.
Sumner VS. Just--John Deehunty.
Common Pleas.
BY DAILY. c. J.
Oregg w. Fitzgibbon-Richard NJ. Henry
by Bookstaver. j.
Matter OF smith-James r. Steers
Superior Court
BY McAdam. J.
Bradley Currier Co. U-m) VS.. Branot-Heh1y '"
Eaton. =, r~.
RECEIVER APPOINTED
Supreme Court.
By Ingrnham. ].
lanes Eycrard vs. EDWARD J. Mahon-James j
Meals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09

MILITARY TRAINING
Ore of the most satisfactory public schoois N inc
c,,,, en- far MS the personnel OF the teachers goes
"a Grammar School No. TO- in seventy-ffta-st.' near
Tbirlavs II was organized in 1878. under TIE
nrrcina,sbin Of George White. and under his ener-
ao,ic maraecnent has come TO be one Of the most
nonular schools in the city. At the time OF lis
establishment It stood in sparsely settled por-
ton O. the city but the opening OF the Third-ave
elevated road quickly brought a dense population
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
SLOCUX STARTS AROUND TIE WORLD.

Gloucester. Mass. May s-Captaln Socum
started from here to-day In the sloop Spray for his
trip around the world lie sails direct for Gibral-
tar and as he will be In the path OF ocean
steamers all the way. he hopes TO be reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09

,c., ,o,o 1880 1881, 1861? 1853 1854 1855 $50 1887
c,v cnaf,ITrisl Term-Part Iv-Defofc Van wyek j.
shof caas.s. Nos tis2 lia3. aic3. +si. tis9. 'o-s
4i1i. 42ll 1870 Clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

of,s ,ss. "a %.:% :y' so
sa si". sH'. y "a william il Q Harley ct al 70 %
Same i property cynthia Ann jeffrey to Amelia !. "a
ss MiIyan" IL. 10 II Of n-.c,r;. asss
loo, IN" stat" Irn', 90 70 Ame's !. MN , , "'
u,.sss.: :. -, To-, SAM. s;., x...a , :S
same property. william II q Harley =, al 70 a.
Sam, ann proccrty IN. STATE iru,, GO TO sane. $50
same property cynthia 4 Jnnrey TO ssme... 20
Els, il'h..,, 30. 81 and "a. sisnund Gu'"'is N
Jon,''%. -. Ia. r q nI.scE.r.', ?iis2Is;
Jones, a. - iGt5 :, . u Bieecscr-s,. si.iso7s:
.'". s,' r. 81 T. 1hsSc 100 os Irregular
G sfsc. % u !ls sn.Se' f s.sss "''
wir@ ar ne Il ana .n 90 ' esccn,of. &C.
~ Charles Iarncd. 10 charles II Gu.hee iVo
sam" property. Charles II Gu'h"- to Morris
cons. =. To-. Of ;,a.a,c. I.ossso Anna .. o,
IN is.1 yam s' cs.cor, Of r'''r murray to
a',% 10 Z 4 MAX ;aass 10 ioso,o
as,s..t s ''''i is 81 It ct 2dnv. 10 io.oso:
s! Sn%a'I s," ct Of "a a, ayr MA, Ann, ar
an" :"S'4sF 70 O. is dav Ess asss Maisa
E"'y ct :" to d i0S w.. T NSs ave-. $50:
V 1913 William M " Van 0i BoSsslen " aad wife to
.,,h.., MEYER -, :, ~ shave soxioon ''
the executors OF Aionro Yates to James VIII ~ =,
.!'S ",f" :: $40 4 d hays. sxio5 jo s,
s-phns Masso9ald 70 .9rss wek.r.nss 40
9 S"'' AK %. l1 S St 5lss 9 sS' EDWARD
sSa M,@ T'!1s' ' St !9a ss M:s .3S stephen
II DIN referee. TO Frederick usher......... so
is,-avc :. sos It Of dsd,st 2Sxsi5 Au- 90,
Madison ave. n corner ioist-st. ?oi.io n 20
io2d-st MILK MAJ; William Rankin and wife
,oSh.si n s - II Of ad-ave. eSaxiooii;
Edward Kelly referee. 70 Peter Cassidy ct al 600
Lesinston-a,e. iGii Il N Of io6,h-st. Tx .
sd-ayc. s. 7ali II n Of ios,a-st. 27xSs: Same
Ii,h's,' n s. 575 It W Of 7ih.ave, lcoxiooii;
Jacob vcelhci and wife to Philip Braender:: ZOO
1th-ayc. corner llsth-st 100 lxo"9. David
r. Opperhelmcr and wife O. Henry Oppenheimcr
Morningside-ay'. corner listh.st noxlOO: - .
Rufus u cowing. jr referee. 10 John Y Adams. 500
ii2d-s 1858 II 81 7th.ave, 6sx9e II:
Arnold and Edmond kohn and wives 10 Max
ii2d-st n - i25 Il . Of shave soxo9. II: Lam
bert Suydam Michael J Keenan,. Ao
John Jefferson and wife 20 Asbury Lester. 1873
l5sth,st n = 10 n W Of i0,have. 50xo9ii Mary
and William Johnston 10 Ale. NJ Holland.
l4th-st 1913 n W 81 81 Annsave. lWxloO;
Elizabeth Wrgh, and another 10 Harry Ovcrns
Tsas,lalc place . i?5 II " Of Grove-aye look
100: iIenriett~ Harris to Valentine Press~r: 40
| l,tth-s 3 30 Il - OF Worth ave. 5cxt66xlO:
tho executors OF William Greve 70 John w
katzsnberger ........... ..................... 20
i6.th- ST. n s. AS II . OF franklin ave. II sx73x
ti.sx7i: Elizabeth Vanderbilt to Henry Denja-
Lot 26s 70 27i map Section y. Vyse estate: 23d
ward Land Improvement CO 20 William
Wright and william J Pragncli. ............... 4l
Iiher,y.st No lO5 Zella l. Wheeler ct al 10 Jeffer
| Levy. ) i-ld parts correction. ........ o3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
n,v.r.,d..sv.. centre lin. between sia and s.d

Riverside-sye. centre line between s's' ana va
x..s.S S'% %iss.:i .ai ~ 70 Lambert sa,d.n
n . It9d-st. AS n . Of Sth.eve. ! yses .......
corner westchcstsr and Intervals AYES. de-
keenan, %aS% Michael j. p ismssr, su,dam, n:
Ke,ssnberscr John W, 10 George Ehret. IS
sprtng-st $50 q Of worth;aye ! year;
Levy. Jefferson n. to Amelic Lsforcade. No iN
West i9th-u years. .......,.........;:.,....
i2S II " Of boulevard. demand; .:....n...;.
corner linton ave and 0rove.sf. ! year. :.....
Munter Jogeph X. ct al. 10 Robert w stuart.
No 100 Ailen-st. 4 years. ...............,..:
Mayhoff Amelia L. to German American Real
Estate Title Guarantee Company. Sullivan
A. i75 II OF Bieecker-st. years.
Mandevile. Laura. 10 william Shaw, AM
sterdam-aye. 80 y n Of 74'h,st. year; =:
insurance Company. y Y. W westchester-
% ave 10 II . " of Forest-ave. year..,..:.....
Nelson. sven r. to the Emigrsnt Industrial Saw
ings Bank No 1908 MacdougaI-st. l year......
O'Meara, Eliza. and another 10 the Equitable
life Assurance Society. Y s, e corner OF
2Ist-st and Grsmefcy Park carriage way.
o! yssss Annie T and another 70 Margaret l.
crow. Q i25th-st, 275 Il W OF Arnsterdam-ave.
Schneider Ernst et al 10 Judson Todd,
Perry.ss. ie.S II e Of B.eecker-s,. year: ;.:.:.
sprineborn. Charles c. and wife TO Friedrich
Knubel n West 1ith-st. 70 It W OF +th-st.
sn.nrier. Charles. ard wife to J p Burre and
ano,her " Intervaie.ave. 3308 II OF
i67th-st. 3 years. .,................'...'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
NETWORKS PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
LXV.

GOOD TEACHERS AND A POPULAR PRIN-
CIPAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
MILITARY TRAINING

GEORGE WHITES RECORD IN no. 7o-A TRAINING
PLACE FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
,lnfurnisbeo apartments % Est.
Qountrp Real estate for Sale.


n EAuTIFUI. little villa Ycnkers. Price S00n
ID Very much less than nearly built for the
who going choicest eround;
extended river views; open charming surrounonvs ns
mahogany and quartered oak rim elegant things ante
chandeliers porcelain tub exposed nickel plate plumbing;
excellent condition Seen any time 400 Warburton-ave.
NARRA0ANsETT PIER.
bordering on Salt Lake. 100 acres choice land. ,vsry
high ground commanding elegant will he
sold whole or In part; admirably adapted for country
clubs private resdences For mare circulars and
ticuinrs apply W. HERBERT cASwEIL. nj Narragansett
iier or FOLSOM BROS. 500 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09

AT MANToLoKlNo. OCEAN CO.. NEw-JERsEy.
Several desirable cottages for the season
Furnished eompste-runnng water from two arteslan
" 100 On fi Ssv Rent % ocean front c.. 49,
rlns ss'hips 9:hins and sailing Apply to CHRIS
Liberty-st.. New-York City.
m THE SOUND. one hour from city-Handsoms coun-
ty sect Furnished throughout large shore front; -
let Tor the season ct q moderate rental
JOHN N. 00I4pIN0. PinaraL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09

An Indication OF renewed activity In the naval mi
Iltia Is the order issued by Acting Secretary Nc
Adoo to-day directing that The woc1en selling snp
Yard for the use. about June ]. Of the New-Jerscy
Reserves. recently organized by ex-Leutena,Snt
best OF the single-turreted monitors. the Wyan,
dotte. will be delivered TO the Connecticut Naval
OF Naval Militia vessels six In actual service. New
York State having the New Hampshire. Pennsyl.
vania the ST. Louis North Carolina the Nantucket
and Maryland the Dale. The Swartara has been
placed at the disposal OF the California battalion
but has not yet been manned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09

OFFICES
to let
In the
BEST KNOWN BUILDING IN AMERICA.
Two noors, now devoted to &c hantcal enc
pioyments. in the 9Th and 9th stories Of The
Tribune Building. Will be altered into 0mcse
In time for occupancy May LIST.
Direct sunlight half the day. omces OF
low a. In any other good building In this
vicinttys situation, near the nrookiss
Bridge.
Apply In the Dusiness once OF
THE TRIBUNE.
lJ4 Nassau street
At REDUCED RENTS.-Buidinks. stores. lofts are
n oices to let Chambers: Spruce Beexman FUTON
John Maiden Lane Dsy. Barclay Park Place Park Row.
Nassau William (old C,.H Pearl Water and many
other strseta rutland & WHITING. Beekman-s,
Citn properip for Sale.
A BEAUTIFUL CORNER HOUSE West End-ave..
~ cor 9ithst: day or evening; handsomely Geo.
Grated. r. FITZPATRICK. so West 67th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
Gonntrp propertp for Sale OF 90 Eel

LrURNIsHEp HOUSES FOR RENT and farm for saI
Il among the LTTCHFIELD HILLS. Address HARR
sEDowfcK. Cornwall Hollow. Coma.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09

Commodore Edward T. Potter, tho ranking Of
ncer OF his grade in the Navy will be placed on the
retired list OF the Navy tomorrow upon reaching
the ace limit OF sxtytwo years. lie has been In
the Navy firce February. 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09

Secretary Herbert Is busily engaged In the prep
araiion Of an exhaustive review Of the Japanese
Chinese war from n naval point Of view. II is un-
derstood that Mr. Herbert Will point out the lessons
to be learned from the various conflicts at sea.
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
fliMIl

COLwELr on August 18th, 1895 Hugh
Cowell. aged As years.
GRIFFITH. - on sunday. August Is, 1895.
William II. Griffith, aged as years.
HANES. -On Thursday morning. August
10, legi. Mrs. Elizlbeth Hanes, widow OF g.
b. Hanes and mother Of Mrs. =. g. Long,
aged 70 years, months and 20 daie.
HORN Suddenly. on august IA, 4 ll, Jean
Aveiil, Infant daughter Of ). J. and Mary V
Horn, eyed IA months and ~ days
MCMAHON On Tuesday August 20. 1895,
Mary B. Mcmahon, aged 10 sears ana
months.
NJ JLROO Ky In this city, on the 23,d
instant. Martin, son OF Thomas aud Anna Nj.
MulrOOney. aged years.
Relatives aud friends are Invited TO attend
his funeral from the residence OF his parents,
No 30l West Fifth street. on Monday aft r
noon at 3 O'Clock. teryiceH st ~ Peters Pro-
Cathedral lnterment Cathedral Cemetery.
SIMMONS On August 10. 1895. William w.
simmons. In his slst year.
RICHARDSON on the 10Th instant, VIII
liam p Richardson, aged ~ years.
WNMAN.-On August 90 1896. Joseph II.
Wyman. aged 20 years.
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
nappr RlrIhday CelebratIou.

CHESTER, Aug q "A great many Of
the friends OF Colonel Norris L Yarnell
an old and well known resident of this
county, gathered at his home at Front
and Flower streets this evening to tcele-
brate his eighty third birthday. After
life Of unusual usefulness Colonel Yarn
sll has been reduced in circumstances
during bis later years aud his friends
left him testim ,nial of about : .000
which will be paid 20 MIN In weekly
installmsnts by committee appointed
for that purpose
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
An Attemnt at murder. :.

CHEsTER, Aug. "a Franz Y Haser,
proprietor Of the Chester Brewery, has
secured a warrant for the arrest 81 Alfred
Barkett, a former empoye of the brew
cry. but who was discharged some years
ago fer threatening him bodily harm
Last evening Michael Clark, engineer at
the brewery, was nitting on a box at the
door Of the boiler room when he heard
the report Of a pistol snd saw a fash
from some bushes opposite and imme
diately bullet struck the door frame
within an inch Of Clark's body. Clark
was too badly frightened TO make an
investigation but Burkstt WAS heard
70 make threats against Mr. Haser's life
IN come OF the hotels IN that section cf
the city last night, aud tho brewer thinks
the bullet was Intended for him
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
Az rncvclopmdia for se. .es.

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Chsmbers's Encyclopedia, etc, with the
addition OF much original matter treating
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JOURNAL Office.
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
WIN Of william nIeuorI.Ie.

WEST CHESTER, Aug. 24-The will Of
the late Squire William MoCorkle. Of
East FslloHiisld township. was admitted
to probate in this place yesterday The
will sets forth thai several of his rela
tives are to have but 50 apiece. and that
the two brothers DeHeven, orphan boys
whom he raised are each TO receive a
farm and SIS 600 10 cash To his sister
Ruth be gives $15 600. aud like sum to
his house k seper His farmer gets s 600.
and to some twenty OF bis near friends
he leaves the sum of $500 each After
all these legacies are distributed and the
estate settled the will decrees that the
balance is to bs equally divided between
the DeHaven brothers. The will is to be
contested by several of his relatives, and
counsel are arranging to present the
matter in court.
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
sporting News Notes.

A number OF horses with records less
than 2 30 will be sold 1T Dover TO day.
The West Chester football team will
sOon bsgia practice, under Captain
Pratt Several new faces will be seen on
the eleven this Fall, and 10 hopes to be
strong enough to givs some Of the best
amateur toams Of the state a stiff fight
Mistletoe, owned by Walter 5 Gracey,
OF Louisville, Pa, while being driven
over the Elkton track yesterday BY Mr..
Graeey, grabbed himself and fell,
seriously injuring his hip. The horse
will not be able 70 trot the rest OF the
season. The driver escaped unipjured.