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The evening world., 1895-05-18
B0IES A 16 TO I MAN.
Says the People wOn't Wait for In
term tiOnuI Action.

terma tiOnnI Action.
ALTON. Ia. May 1s.--In a letter to the
Alton Democrat. ex-Gov. Boles. OF Iowa.
comes out for the free coinage of silver
at l6 to ratio without waiting for any
International action Mr.. Boies says
1T Is idle to expect the masses of the
American people to walt for the CO.
operation OF foreign nations before they
settle this question. They have taken the
matter into their own hands and the y
Will settle II one way or another so far
as this country is concerned In the next
National election that Is held.
III unrestricted coinage of silver fol-
lows. and the result Is all that gold
monometallists predict, the consequence.
II evil, should not be charged to friends
OF free coinage OF both metals
frankly admit that II the question
Is to be narrowed to the single issue Of
gold monometallism on one side or un-
conditional free coinage OF both metals
at the old ratio on the other, ! am In
favor OF free coinage, because | believe
u will at least be the beginning of q
broadened financial system that will, II
necessary. be so perfected In the near
future AS to give us an absolutely safe
and sound currency. the foundation OF
which will be. legally at least. and, / be
iieve practically. the equal use OF bot h
gold and silver as the money Of redemp-
tiOn"
The evening world., 1895-05-18
THE LATEST DEPEW.ISMS.
Norton May Distance Harrison and
PrOspcrcus Times Coming.

Notwithstanding the presence in New
York OF Gen. Harrison. Chauncey NJ. De-
pew has so far forgotten his usual di-
plomacy as to declare that Gov. Levi r.
Morton is his choice for the Republican
nominee for President. In order that the
eX-Presdent may not be downcast while
having his portrait painted, however. DR..
Depcw adds;
II believe. however that Gen. Harrison
has the greatest s;reng h at present. He
vii be a candidate in the convention
whom Il Will be unusually hard to beat :"
Speaking OF the financial outlook. DR..
Depcw said:
''Wali street always antedates every
thing about six months. There Is an era
OF financial prosperity coming to MS. ani
the members of the stock Exchange are
simply aheai Of time in realizing IL"
The evening world., 1895-05-18
SENATOR TO LIVE HERE,
Report that Edward Murphy VIII
Become . New Yorker.

Become . New Yorker.
1t was reported to-day that Senator
Edward Murphy. jr.. one OF the Big
Four Of the Democratic party. In this
state. Is to abandon Troy and make his
home In New York.
II 10 understood that he has contem-
plated this move for some time. and
the final decision was reached after the
marriage Of his daughter to eX-Mayor
Hugh J. Grant A friend OF Senator
Murphy has been authorized. II Is
stated. to purchase for him house on
the upper west side.
Senator Murphy has been losing polit-
ical ground steadily in Troy. and by
his trouble With Senator Hill. much OF
his political prestige throughout the
State has been lost
When re comes to New York 1t Is un-
derstood that he will practically retire
from politics. BY doing so he will fol
low the same course as ex-Lieut. Gov
William f. Sheehan, who moved to New
York from Buffalo, where he had lost
his political power.
Senator Murphy's daughter and her
husband. ex-Mayor Grant, will also live
on the upper west side. when they re-
turn from Europe
The evening world., 1895-05-18
They Found Cherries Were Ripe.

At 4 o'clock this morning Patroimsa waish. 4
the West Thirtieth street station. NV thrss boys
running along West Thirty seventh street near
Broadway and he gave chase The boys sspars I'd
and led them in different directions They we're
captured and proved to be Edward Reilly. seven
,een years old. OF +2s West Forty-sxtA strsst:
George Fox. eighteen years old. Of ~ West
Twenty eighth street. and william Ksliy sixteen
years old. OF 4es West Twenty-sishth street.
They had stolen cherries from the fruit stand
Of Ra6o Prisco, at Broadway and Thirty- y-Akth
street They Wers held for trial.
The evening world., 1895-05-18
DENTIST SCOFlELD SUED.
His Wife Seeks Separation and, In
cidentally, AlimOny.

Lawyer Charles J. Patterson applied
to Judge Cement, in the City Court,
Brooklyn. to-day. for an order requiring
alimony and counsel fees, pending the
result of her action for q separation.
Scofield Is a dentist. living At 81 Macon
street. He Is said to own property
5000 a year
The couple were married in stuben-
vile, o.. Feb. II. 1872. They have nc
children Mrs. Scofeld does not accuse
her husband of striking her. but de.
clares that she was subjected to III
treatment in other ways, and that she
finally left HIM on March last.
lie is willing to provide her with q
home
Decision was reserved.
The evening world., 1895-05-18
THE ELEPHANTS DESIRE.
g. q. p. Wants ~ of the 3S Reap
pOrtiOned Assem- bly, Districts.

the Board of Aldermen. which is re-
apportioning the city. will hold a meeting
tonight at the home Of Alderman OIL
colt. Of he Twenty-third District. when
II Is expected that the preliminary plan
enth, Thirteenth and Twenty-first dis
tricts
The Republicans claim they ought to
have at least twelve Assembly Districts
out of the thirty-fve. and there is a
great deal OF trouble In arranging the
plan. In a general way II has been ar
ranged TO get three Repub lean A sembl
Districts out of he New FIT h Sena-
torial District which is the heart Of
the city, above Twenty-thrd street
three in the Nineteenth, west OF Central
Park: one in the Eleventh. a downtown,
east sid, district: one In the Twentieth:
two In the Tw'nty-iirst, one In the Thir-
teenth and one in the Fifteenth.
The evening world., 1895-05-18
KALLER OUT OF JAIL.
Promises to Pny His Wife AIimony y
and Counsel Fees.

EtrIe Kaller and Joseph Kaller were
married at the City Hall about two years
ago. Mrs kaller now claims that she
did not understand the nature OF the
ceremony. believing at the time that she
was going through an engagement cere-
mony. She says she has never lived with
her husband and has brought suit for
the annulment of her marriage.
Mrs. kaller obtained an allowance OF
800 counsel fee and $40 week alimony
by default. Kaller was unable to, or
wouldn't, pay. and five weeks ago was
committed TO Jail.
This morning Judge McAdam signc
an order releasing kaller from Jail on
his agreement to pay So counsel fee and
50 week alimony.
The evening world., 1895-05-18
Mark Twai. Reads at Sea.

Among the passengers who arrived on thu
American line steamer New York from South
smpton this morning were: Rev c. Brett. d. d.
Read Benedict, .. L. Clemens MARK Twainl
Nrs Clemens and the three Misses Clemens. H
/. Ferguson. Assistant Naval Constructor, L. s
n: Gen. Jose Manuel Hernandez n. G, Nutting
U O. N; Winthrop Rutherford. N. STANLEY
Twssdis, Bayard Tuckerman and family. Capt
EDWARD W. Very and Mrs. Z. E. Wright Al
concert on Friday evening" May IL in aid Of th'
At which Mr.. Clemens gave two readings, hand
soms sum Was realized. The captain and ofbcer
.stantiou.
The evening world., 1895-05-18
CLEAR FOR SUNDAY.

Forecaster Dunn Gives This Pleas
ant Iaformation.
The Weather Bureau reports showers
uuring the night over all the Middle
and Southern Atlantic and Gulf States.
as well as over the lake regions.
Forecaster Dunn says there Is storm
moving eastward over the lakes. which
may bring dark clouds and showers
to this vicinity. and be followed by gen.
orally fsirer and clearer weather to-
morrow.
The temperature. 1t is calculated. will
all slightly by tomorrow evening. IT
nas already done 80 in the Northwestern
states. with a corresponding rise in the
Southwest.
The temperature In this city at 8 A.
temperature reported was 30 at Key
West. Fla, the lowest. 80, at Bismarck
NJ Dak
The evening world., 1895-05-18
struck q Photo Girl,

John Clark, OF 2ll West Eighty-eighth street
was held IN $500 bonds in Jefferson Market Cour,
this morning on charge OF assaultns Miss Ida
Toten, OF Ill West One Hundred and Third
street Miss Totten is clerk In stanleys photo.
graph gallery. CLARK Nent with a che'k that
allied for 6ozen photographs u his e ster-in-
law. Mrs, " Bluman Miss Totten took the
cle'k aad said she would 20 across the WY sad
get the proof Clark thought It sss tTick 10
get his cneek, and selling the young LADY struck
her two or three unes she aysertA
The evening world., 1895-05-18
TAKEN FROM BED TO JAIL.
Deputy Shcrins Enforce an Attach.
ment ON n Sick Woman.

Judge Mccarthy, in City Court Cham
bers. this morning vacated an attach
ment against Mary Goldstein, who keeps
grocery store at No. 40 Houston street
The attachment was granted on juJg-
ments aggregating $1,000 for gods sold.
Mrs. Golistein was confined to her bed.
with rhemitism and erys!pilas, when the
Deputy SheriNs executed the attach
ment and lesplie her condition, Was
lodged IN Ludlow Street jail. Sne was
subsequently paroled in the custody of
her counsel
She was n court this morning, and ap-
peared to be quite SICK The case will
be reopened next Thursday.
The evening world., 1895-05-18

Commissioner Shields arraGned this morning
John Williams. OF Chicago. and James Mahoney.
of this city. They are accused OF passing coun-
terfeit dollsrs along Third and Washington
avenues In the neighborhood Of One Hundred and
Seventy second street. Williams had the unlucky
number Of thirteen bogus sinner. N his pockets
when captured Commissions Shields reld them
for examinations next Wednesday afternoon.
The evening world., 1895-05-18
New Ferry to New jersey.

The Metropolitan Traction Company 10 de
cuss.ng . plan to run . ferry between the teot es
West Twenty-thrd street and tho psnsss.vanis
and New Jor'sy CT: trai stations 10 Jersey City.
A petition sig1sd b, . number Of prominent
shopkeepers has been sent to the Baard 4 Al1.r.
men astns for II. The Traction Conpsay aipo
haS pm to piItlle' the Broldxav sat,s line
fron UnioA sIlirs to the Liberty and Coz ;iss sIS
stI Ieet ferries
The evening world., 1895-05-18

slNo sINo May ls-wsrden Sage said TO-DAY
~ would not take Dr. Buchanan before th.
Couprt Of Appeals on Monday. nor would h. 20
sAsrs himself He regards the papers served on
Gn a. merely a notice that the District Attorney
u New York would apply to the Court o, An.
Reas for an order directing the Warden OF Sing
sing 10 take buchanan before a proper court to
nave another day hxed Tor his execution. Lawyer
Giooons, counsel for Buchanan, says he does not
eipeet 70 go to Albany on Monday unless he Is
elsims the proceeding Is Irregular and viii amount
70 nothing
The evening world., 1895-05-18

James and chsrles Kisinman and Albert spiro,
dealers in furs at 7ss Broadway. we're arres,sd
Yesterday afternoon by Court Policeman Con.
soliy. Of the Jefferson Market Court, on a wsrran,
sworn to BY Deputy Sheriff Henry Lipsxy. They
were arraigned before Justice simms this morn
Ing and held for examination. They res steg
Deputy Lipsky when he went to serve an execu-
tion for $500. and handed him roughly Lipaly
eAt on his seizure en- the sidewalk aud called out
otissns 70 protect me-"
The evening world., 1895-05-18
weather Forecast.

Frecssi for thirty-six hours ending s P. NJ
Sunday: Fo. New York and vicinity. cloudy with
an occasional shower to-day. generally fair on
unday. stationary temperature. except colder on
Sunday night: fresh TO h~sk easterly winds TO-
day. followed BY brisk to sh north westerly Wind,
during Sunday.
The fol wing shows the changes in the TEN.
psrsturs during the morning hours as indicated
by the thermometer at Pe"r!s pharmlcy
A. M....S0lt A. A....t7s A. N....tsll2M. s.;
The evening world., 1895-05-18

The Myers ballot machinss which are to Be
used At the municipal election on Tuesday ns.t,
arrived In Mount Vernon yesterday, They will b
set up Monday ana inspected by the election
inspectors. Each voter will receive with his
ballot pamphlst describing the machine and
instructing him how TO his ballot This Is
the hrst election In this vicinity where the Myers
machine has been used
The evening world., 1895-05-18
Floral Display for the sculptors.

lack Of moisture in the salons o, the Fine
Arts Building 2i5 West Fifty-sevsnth street.
where the exhibition Of the National Sculpture
Society Is being held, has ruined more than =
thousand rare plants. II has been found necss-
ssry TO leave none OF the more delicate flowers
like orchids, there more than two days The
noral decorations are being freshened up daily
and few changes in the positions Of the statues
and bnsts have been made The exhibition will
close permanently Thursday evening, May %.
The evening world., 1895-05-18
THE FACE

Made perfect by S-a-n-a-d-o.r
Skin Soap.
1t speedily removes the evil
effects of injurious cosmetics,
purifes thoroughly, softens,
beauties and preserves the
skin, and leaves it smooth and
supple. 1t develops health
full, brilliant, natural cuticle,
the basis of all beautiful com.
plexions.~
It is a non-po.sonous antiseptic soap for the ~
lief and OF all diseases OF the skin and sralp
For toilet use It is twice as good as plain soap fos
the same price. perfect soap for the baby. Fol-
sale by all druggNs-esc. SANADOR MEDICAL
CO.. 10 4 10 Vandswster st.. n. Y.
The evening world., 1895-05-18

The farmers Of Long Island are complaining Of
the poor prospects Of early crops owing to thu
severe esd snap Of Thursday night Fruit bios
SONS we're nippsd. The farmers have started L
replant. In Suffolk the farmers lost hundreds o
acres In corn. and potato patches turned black
In HsWastsad tomato plaats were destroyed. tn,
strawberry crop In Su6ok County was ruined. i
10 estimated that the total damage done By fros
% Long IsiaAd will reach "a. o06.
The evening world., 1895-05-18
Miss Edith James Lectures.

d'ss Dditn James OF Phiiadelphis. the dis
tnsuished Greek scholar OF the negro race lee
ured last evening in Il. Philips Episcopal
Church on West Twenty NTH street to St Pail.
lp's Guiid. Her subirrt was the 'krtis,. Touch -
After the lecture there was a reception Mlss
blanche Warde recited Liberty Be- -
The evening world., 1895-05-18
Hard Lines for the sixty-ninth.

Capt Hugh celsmsn. who Is trying t, reorxai,s
Company E, Of the sixty ninth Bat.a'i,a. s,ys
he has met with OIL osition from zen. Fit:ssrs'd
Coleman declares thSt. a. . me inter- Of lhs Ma
uonal Guard. he c'rnot 20 on ina WORK Of re-
The evening world., 1895-05-18
Smith NJ. Weed Gets hack.

Tns Mallory line steiner San Marcos. Capt. Hix.
arrived this morning from San Domingo. She
saiied from hero April 8. with . party OF excur.
siouists guests Of Smith ". Weed, President oi
the san Domingo Improvement Company. They
Waited all the San Domingo towns under the
guidance Of Mr.. Weed, and returned via Nassau,
where q day was spent on shore. Mr.. Weed has
Interests at San Domingo and his Company 10 said
10 have received large concessions from the sau
Domingan 0overpmsat
The evening world., 1895-05-18

In the Superior Court Bertha Becker. through
her lawyer Louis steckler. Of 275 Broadway. oh.
tained an absolute divorce from her husband.
Henry Becker upon the statutory grounds Hei
husband. in his answer. ALLEGED that hi. IN,
had not been faithful 10 him. Ts-day he failed
10 appear and produce evidence
The evening world., 1895-05-18

Park Commissioner Robert n. Roosevelt has
ordered that most Of the Keep on the Grass
signs In Central Park be removed and that chill
dten be allowed to roam At will over the turf
Many protests against this change we're made
but Mr Roosevelt claimed that since the psoplc
Of hsA
The evening world., 1895-05-18
Jersey Strawberries Will he Nice.

The strswbry erp from sou.h.-n NArk,ts ID
MT . great suc,sss this year. Owing doubtisss.
to the cold. rsiay weather the ber-ies are Of
poor quality. rNs" average At whr,sis erly six
cents . quart The new Jersey co?. howsvsY.
psoolses 70 b. picttiul and tvo.a<ama
The evening world., 1895-05-18
BYRNES TO CAPTAINS.

Chief Of Police Holds q Conference
with subOrdinates.
All the police captains In the city
were at Police Headquarters this morn
ing.
The Chief had a short conference with
them, but declined. as did also the Cap
about.
1t was learned, however. that the Chief
| told the captains that hereafter all the
rigdly enforced. as directed by the Po-
Ice Board yesterday.
The evening world., 1895-05-18
Had Dog Bites . Good hey.

eeven- -ysar-old John Flood. Of 7 FoFty-Arse
street. Brooklyn. was attacked BY . dog while
playing In front OF his home last night, Al va
bitten on tho cheek under his left eye. He vas
removed to the Norwegian Hospital.
The evening world., 1895-05-18

charged with grand larceny. The brothers were
dIscharesd by Recorder smyth. The three other
men we're Sentenced 10 three years In sAts
prison,
The evening world., 1895-05-18

HeldelbePg Knew the Hyans.
nstsstivs-essst. Heidelberg arrested the Hysms
essthsrs. Dow On trial for murder In Toronto. In
~ ~ ~. - ~. vith thrss stAsr nsa.
The evening world., 1895-05-18

Mr.. Edvard Kemp. WHO enlisted forty two
years ago In the Seventh Regiment, was sere-
nsdsd last night by the seventh's band Mr..
Kemp sails to-day for Europe. AZ La Toursine
goes BY Governors Island she will receive .
Tag salute.
The evening world., 1895-05-18

Tees were BENJAMIN F. Dos Passos,
$3,935.7O Thomas r Gllroy, jr, s7O9. so;
Edward Hassett. $500: Edward s. Kauf.
man. 500 p. J. Levy $3O3.59; e. Il. Ol
The evening world., 1895-05-18

Capt. siebert's Daughter to sing.
Miss Emma sl-b'rt. Police C'2t Asterti
eldest daughter. Is 70 axe her 1eo, Al an epsrs
singer on Mordy e,erins In The Lily Of Hal.
isrney." She a':e,l ards expects TO sing Nal.
guerite in 'FA lst." Leonora al Trovato-e''
and Airline in The Bohemian Gir'
The evening world., 1895-05-18
Work o. the schin Fount.i..

werk hss been started On the white granite
fountain sal small park on Rutgers Square The
fountain 10 . gift from Jacob SchiK. the million
ai-s banker. He has devoted time and money 70
the welfare OF the poor Of the East Side With
the basins. the work will coat over $40. 600. The
statues Will be nearly ten feet high. and the
basin nifty feet in circumference.
The evening world., 1895-05-18
GOOD GOVERNMENT NOTES..

Edward Lauterbach Theodore Roosevelt and
SIMON sterne will IA k upon whether the scpa' q
ton OF National Politics from Municipal Affairs
Is Sound Principle or Mere Fad?" at the
dinner which Club d will give next Wednesday
night at Icons restaurant. ss West Thirty y-nrst
street.
The evening world., 1895-05-18

dinner VIII be given by the Committee of
the Council Good Government Club Wn,L ~
the secretaries OF all the clubs at the Reform
Club next Wednesday, May 22 at which mans
for systematizing the work OF the secretaries N
the dinerent clubs and the Secretary OF the
Council Will be discussed. -'
The Washington times., 1895-06-30
Notes From the Courts.

Elizabeth ]. Newman Yesterday sued
Walter Z. Newman for separate mainte-
nance. Lipscomb & Walker are her at
torneys. The papers were not made public
Judge Hagner yesterday ordered James
A. Wilker to pay bis wife $40 a month
for herself and child pending a decision
of bis suit against her for divorce, and $50
attorneys fee. He made a similar order
for $40 month and $50 fee in the suit of
Thomas against Cecilia Ann Makell
House No. 430 street northwest is TO
be sold if the prayer of suit brought yes
terday is granted. 1t is part of the estate
of the late Lucy Thurston and is yielding no
income. The heirs are agreed, it is under
stood, upon its sale. They value it at
81 500. The suit is Lucy Willis ct al VS.
Dudley Tburston ct al.
The Coachmans' Union and Aid Associa-
ton, No. 1, of Washington, D. c., was in
corporated yesterday by Philip Williams
Charles w. Hale, Benjamin A Chase Har-
rison Gordon, William II. Lewis, William
Beckitt, Jeremiah Frisby, John s.. Brent.
and James E. Forest The purposes are
social and beneficial. They are to re-
lieve each others wants and to assist at
the burials of members
Louis S. FresaTd has sold to Augusta
Fresard goods at his jewelry store at No.
443 Seventh street northwest, for $500
Judge Cole yesterday set at liberty, on
suspension of sentence during good be-
havior. Edwin Seebold, recently convicted
of oounterfeiting and passing small coin.
He took his bond in $500 with William A.
and Charles P. Seebold, his brothers, as
sureties- Judge Cole said this action was
in consideration of Seebold's previous good
character and that District ATTORNEY Bir-
ney concurred in the action.
The Washington times., 1895-06-30
Renl Estate Trnnsfers.

Deeds OF real estate We're filed for
record yesterday as follows: Thomas ].
Chew and wife to NJ. Ashford, lots "a aud
20 Chew's sub square 7S7, $4,O25. NJ
g Bruce to ]. S. Vansant, lot 149 Nor
rison's sub square 365, So. VIM. L.
Bramhall and wife to B. s. Moon, lot
100 BramhalIs sub square 90, subject
to $4,000 trust, 81. Wm. H Davis and
wife to L. E. and Alice NJ Warius lot
101 Beck sub square 579, subject to
$500 trust, SO. R. n. G. Dyson and
wife and Elizabeth Perry to VIM G.
Slater, part lot A square 579, 81 500.
Mary Z. Davis and others to VIM. B.
Sewers, lot Ia, Randall's sub square 419,
subject to 81 200 trust, $1,700. VIM
A. Gordon trustee to Il. |. Geare, part lot
50, Dunn's sub, Lanier Heights, quit claim
SO. Malvina r. Hurley to George c.
Bloomer, original lot % aud part
Mitter to Charles v Mallett, lots "a and
SO. Sheckel's sub square $50, subject to
81, 500 trust, $4,2T2.4S. Frank T. Rawl-
ings and j. d. COughlan, trustees, to Henry
w. Smith, lot las, Simpson sub, Pleasant
Plains, $500. F. W. Troth and wife
to G. G. Porter, part lot 13, block 43,
Holmead sub Pleasant Plains, subject to
81 900 trust, SO. Allen E. Miller and
wife to F. W Troth, lot 13, block 43,
S3,112 trusts, SO. Charles V. Mallett
to J. j. Minahan, lots 54 and SO (59),
Sheckel's sub square $50, subject to
So, 800 trust, S4,272 As. Mary A H
Vansant and husband to Malcolm G. Bruce,
lot I49, Morrison sub square 365, $5.
Linnie E. Waring to William H Davis, lot
"a, Lewis sub block s, LIE Droit Park,
subject to $4,000 trust, SO. John c.
Weldon to D. B. Gottwals, part lot %,
Blagdens sub square 740, subject to trust,
c1n
The Washington times., 1895-06-30
RECORD OF THE COURTS.

Circuit court, No. ], Justice Cole.-Co-
lumbia Chemical Co. VS. National Metro
politian bank; motion for Judgment over
ru led. Richland Buggy Co. VS. Geyer:
Judgment by default. Williams VS. Dis
tr1ct OF Columbia; Noonan VS. District OF Co
lumbia; Gfpin VS. District OF Columbia;
Corey VS. District OF Columbia; Brooks VS.
District Of Columbia; McLachlen VS. Dis
trict OF Columbia; judgment in certionari.
United Safes eX rel. Defer ct al. VS. KIM
ball; order sustaining demurrer to petition.
Circuit court, No. 2, Chief Justice Bing
ham.-Hilleary ysInland & Seaboard Coast
Ing Co.. order setting case for trial on
Monday. United States VS. Starr ct al. =. re-
mitdtur by plaintiff OF SIS9.79 of verdict.
Nluoughby VS. Mackall. motion for a new
trial and TO set aside verdict granted
Wildman VS. Cincinnati Brewing Co; mo-
llOn 10 set aside order OF June l5. Isq5.
sustained and case set down for further
hearing on motion to quash on Tuesday,
July 2, 80. 0'Donnell VS. Hewett: iudg-
Ment Tor Sl79.2l aud interest Marshall
VS. Rogers & Sons; motion to require gar
nishee to deposit fund in registry of court
oTerruled. Burgdorf VS. District of Columbia;
mandate presented and ordered filed.
Equity Court, No. L, Justice Cox-Ecking-
ton and Soldiers Home Railroad Company
VS. District Of Columbia; restraining order
returnablo July g, 1895, granted. Walter
VS.. Boggs; auditors report ratified and dis
tribUtion ordered. Flemming VS. Flem-
ming; testimony before c. Ingle, examiner
ordered taken. Burch VS. Gordon: sale
tributjon ordered. Flemming VS.. Flem-
decreed; Chaplin Brown and John d. Larner,
trustees TO sell. Heany VS.. Lumby, Mary