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DIED

PYtE.-Oa tho 9Th instant, Joseph Pyle, In
his 10Th year.
FARLEY.-In this citv on the n instant.
Margaret Farley, aged 90 years.
HOss iNGER.--On January o. 1905. Char
tie h. Hnssinaer
McCLAFFERTY.-O January o, 1896. Rose
A.. wife of John McOlaffefty.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invit-
ed &, att nd the lnncrni q ON her late re Hi-
dence \ o So East Fifth street. on Saturday
morning st Q O'Clock. High mass at -. Mery's
Ch1rch. iutermunt nt ~ theIral Cemetery.
WALLACE.-In this city. on January 8.
1875, Anna NJ, wife OF A. =. Wallace aged 2a
years.
Evening journal., 1896-01-10
nIln.treln nt the RIIou.

The famous San Frauoiscp miostrels
we're greeted by e well hlsd house at the
Bjou thsatre last night. Never In the
history Of minstrelsy has an 0rKanl zation
Of such nerlt been heard at popular
pricss. While every ballad WAS enctred
the singing Of VIM r. NAnkevlle was
especially well received and as a deacrlp
tive tenor ho Possesses few equals. TIE
work Of the SsnFrancisco Quartet. com
posed OF Thomas Crockett, win Nauke
Vile, Bob Price and w A. Ward was
enthusiRs tically received and the comedy
work Of the Endmen Fred Markham. Ed
Mailer and Frank Berry producsd up.
roarious laughter.
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& Hill.

We have purchased for cash
a lot Of Chenille Covers at
about half price. We have
decided to give our customers
the benefit of the purchase.
The GA covers, regular
$Iso goods, for So cents
The "a covers, regular
Sa75 quality for $I.75.
This is a splendid chance
for you; the quality and styles
are excellent.
A Lace Curtain snap also.
Seven different patterns, the
$2.5 so kind, for $I.5o a pair.
A manufacturers stock of
Hair Brushes at half price
the 5o.cent quality for rs
cents.
The balance of Domet
Flannels flom the FIRE sale at
4 and S cents; regular 7 and 9
cent goods. On sale to-mor-
row.
Lambs Wool Sweaters, a
good line, from ST. up.
We keep Standard Patterns;
they are the correct sizes.
Great bargains in
Evening journal., 1896-01-10

Carlton Cornwell, foreman of the
Gszetts. Middletown. N. j. believes that
Cham osrlaiu's Cough Remedy should be
IN every home BE used It for a cold and
II Effected speedy cure He says: 1T is
indeed graud rsmedy l can recommend
to all. have also seen 1t used for whoop.
ing cough With the best results." % and
so cent bottles for ssle by 2 James Belt,
druggist. corner Sixth aud Market streets.
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Rohhed the ccntrnl Road.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Jan. 1O.-Sidney
Yennie, who WAS arrested with George
Carson on a charge of robbing a postoiflce
ON Long Island, is wanted by Chief De
tectiyo Humphrey Of the New York Cen
tral and Hudson River railroad for alleged
completely with Harry Russelland Charles
Allen in robbing the railroad ticket Office
at Albany last September. While one Of
the men engaged the ticket agent in con-
versation the other two took $40 through
another window.
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Aboat psIawnre CIly Folh.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY. jan 10 Miss Ida
Brad way Is eRtertsining Miss Mollle
Boulden. Of Chesapeske City.
Miss IsTtle Baehus, si Port Penn, has
been spending a few days With Miss
Szdie B Robsrrs
rrs. j. Il Brewer is entertaining Mrs
Mary Snith. OF State Road
John O. Higgins speut yesterday In
Wilmington
Thomas Vail returned home this even.
ing after two days absence he being
oue Of the jurors who could not agree on
the Wilkius case now on trial In
Wilmlngton.
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Sir George Grey For Arbltration.

LONDON. Jan. 10.-Tho Chronicle has
an interview with Sir George Grey, who
is a member Of the privy council and who
has been governor and premier Of New
Zealand and also governor Of the Cape Of
Good Hope in which he greatly favors ar
bitration on a permanent basis. But he
considers that tribunal should not sit
permanently. but should be appointed
whenever dispute arises Venezuela, he
thinks, is eminently question for arbi-
fratiOn
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Sold Br An DrueeIsts.
nnIr Enn More I.aft.

We have a few copies OF beautiful
work. handsomely bound, ,contaluing sew
eral hundred pictures of high artistic
merit, which will bs sold ct 81 70 copy,
which Is about one-fourth the publica-
tion price Also some copies Of Rand and
McNslly's CyclopediA at 81 20. worth
four times the price asked. Can be seen
at the EvENIN6 JOURNAL office
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A Ganc Of Youthful PleI.poclsets.

ROCHESTER,, Jan. 1O.-Seven youths,
none Of whom is over 70 years Of age, have
been arrested here charged with picking
pockets Many complaints were made 70
the police during the holidays Of losses OF
pocketbooks by shoppers, and investiga-
tion by detectives has led TO the arrest OF
this youthful gang. They had signals and
divided the booty obtained in their hauls.
All have been held for trial.
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A Candidate withdraws.

CHESTER. Jan 10 g. W. Howard.
who WAS candidate for re election to
Common Council from tha Filth ward,
has Withdrawn from the 6ght. lesviog a
clear g sd to w T. Cnllls. Nc Howard
tays tns demand upon bis time Is too
great to 20 back to Council The Demo
cratic candidate has n ot yet bssn nomi-
mated
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a - Inder IndIeted.

CHATrAgooGA Jan. l0.-The grand
jury returned two indictments against ID.
J.. Snodgrass chief justice of the supreme
court cf Tenncssoc--onc for carrying con.
cealcd weapons aud the other for .clonious
assault upon John r. Beaslcy- Bcas.cy,
who Vas shot by Snodgrass, is slowly i'm.
proving and win be able TO appear in court
when the case Is called.
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IlorvaIns tn und,rwoati

The bast values for the price ever
offered The lsrgest stock snd best
assortment for Winter weir at the low
est prices at Ross 2l0 Market street
The celebrated Glastonbury Health
Tnderwear headquarters for Plush Csos
aud WHking gloves Nsw 50s Meek
wear FOR 25s
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Neiehbor sues for siandsr.

MEDIA. Jan. 10 e w. Brigham, Of
Upper Darby. has brought suis for
damages sssinst his nsighbor, Donald
Melville He claims So 600 by reason OF
Nj Mslyille'B alleged statements Ths
case was started yesterday before the
arbitrators. Il. @ Bishop, Morgan
Baker and Charles johnson There win
be another meeting on Saturday, which
will probably decide the issue.
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"The Fenclnr lfaater. ;,

Tho coming performances Of "The Fem
cling Master" next Monday evening st the
Grand Opera House, will DO the operate
event OF the season. A good opera never
falls to attract the patronage Of the
social element Va whatever locality II is
represented. and upon this occasion So is
TO DO expected that ths circle viii meet
la socisl pomp "rho Fencing Master"
Is the work Of Reginald Do Koven and
a. B Smith, authors OF Robin Hood
and "Rob Roy, snd has an unusually
strong snsorssmsnt. 10 ia given by a
superior company Of artls,s, headed by
Mss Katherine Gsrmaine. who hss been
identified With the opera from tho hrst
when Mario Tempest was the prima
donna
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BurrInrs nt RIdlev PAM

CHESTER. Jan. 10 Professional bur
elsrs, who are thought to be ths Same as
those who robbed the residences OF w.
c. Sproul aud George Bodgm en-. Chester,
entered the house Of w P. Anthony. at
Ridley Park. yesterday. and secured 800
in cash and gold watch worth $3.50
They next entered the residences Of
Samuel Corkran, but were scared cff
Mr.. Anthony 10 ex-Burgess OF Edd7stone
hnrrn1rh
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Tho Fatal Gard.

A handsomely mounted play, rendered
by Q strong company OF capable artists,
should prove big drawing card at the
Grand Opera House, on January 10, when
tho rsigning sensation Of last season
The Fstal Card will bO presented by
company OF frst class arlists
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Tmprisonment Tor Fmbe11lsmsnt.

MRDIA Jan 1O-Louis Guenzor. Of
Clifton Heights. wss sent TO prison hare
Yesterday Tor trial at court n chsrg,s of
p'Iiury and smbezzlomeat BE vas
oommitfsd in 81, 600 BAIL Guslz vas
agent Mt Clifton Heights for the Reed
Fsrtillzing Company. and Is held for
embszzling $5s3 Of money said TO have
been collected.
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AmusEMsNTs.

Tomorrow Night at the opera House.
William Barry. tho inimlteble Irish
comedian, sis Without doubt, the most
unciuoua actor on the ntags to day land
az Martin McShane ia 'Ths Rising
Geasration" be he et his best Hewin
pre- ent it tomorrow evening at the
Grand Opera House.
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Caroline Brides and Grosns.

GREENSBORO. Nd, Jan 10.-A quiet
wedding was solomnlzsd Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, Maryael, in the upper
part OF this county, last night The
contracting parties were Abraham
Seward, promiuent citizen hving.near
mere, and Miss Lizzie Totheroh, Of
Philadelphis. The bride was attired In a
becoming evening costume and the groom
wore black Rev. O. F Sheppard. pastor
performed the ceremony, after which the
couple we're driven to the home Of Henry
Totheroh, brother OF the bride, where a
reception was held.
William Dukes was married to Miss
Auuio h Newlee aud Edward E. Walls
to Miss sallis Buckley last night at the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage Of this
place
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UAHl.IHLl

FGLI.-FLIVN.-On Jeru ~ 8. 1893. Edgar
y. Fell to kathryn A. Finn, by Rev. u. X.
EaNOn.
HAMILTON -DICKsON-st liai West
Fourth street on lnndly evening Jsluary @ q,
1876. by Rev John ID. ~. Hanna. william O..
Ham lton aud Mrs. Jane Dickson, both OF
Wilmington, Del.
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Ofice ssYenth and r,iaR Phone Cf5.
d n Sprgeael dealer Ia coal and wood
szF-iiarfs Das coal for fswily nse
gT~ dieaors wood FOR open CRATES
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Temperance women Eaterlaia.

The reception given last night by the
Woman'a Christian Temperance Uoila %
the Board OF Education, principals and
teachers Of the public schools wos a very
enj iysbla sifelr By 8 o'clock the rooms
at No 100 West Eighth streat were
comfortably filed, and ss the Wis.
itors arrived thsY were made welcome
by Mrs. Thomas Darlington, Mrs J. r.
Milgan. Mrs Sarah Bringhuest, Mrs
George $. Cspelle, Mrs. Or, Mrs ]. r
Hudson, Mrs Ei Mendinhsll, Mra. Tai
Icy. Miss Annie Hilies aud Miss Ffarc g.
Coff and cake we're served to all
present Mrs. Milligan made an address
on scientific temperance instruction, and
several OF the guests responded and gave
thsir views.
The object Of the reception VAS to
ascertain the standing Of the Board Of
Education aud the teschers regarding
scientific temperance instruction. Tho
union proposes to PRESENT thrse prizes for
temperance essays, bat this year they
will be offered to the grades which run
through the schools. Last year this
prizes were given to the various schools
The subject WAS discussed by member5
Of the w. O. 7. U and their guests.
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sireets. IN the city OF wilm ngton. New Castle
county, Delaware,
ON SATURDAY.
THE a5ih DAY OF JANUARY, 1895,
at 9 o'clock =. m,
the following described real estate. VIZ.
All that certain lot or piece OF lana situate
IN the city of Wimingfo1 aforesaid, bounded
and described a. follows, 20 wit:
Beginning 40 stake on the westerly side OF
MonrOo street 10 the dlstal CO or CD feet from
this nOrtherly side OF Third street; thence
westerly and parallel with Third street 81 feet
to n stake; th nee northcrly parallel with
Monroe street D feet Inches 20 The eontheriy
side Of au alley 4 feet wide le'ding from
Adams street TO Monroe SIT. 90: thence hlnI X
liid nllov sido and parallel with hird street
claterly 80 feet 10 the said side OF Monroe
ftfatf, al q tnenco thereby sCutherly 10 feet
inches, 10 ne place OF beginning, be the con-
tents thereof what they may
rWzsd and taken in execution IS tho
Or pr &, cf James q. WiggleswOrth ana Anna
IS. Nipglcswouh, mortgAgors ana it's and 10
PAUL CELLS. Sheriff.
sheiin's Office. Wilmington. Delaware
Jnnuary Z. ltI
CUUnIFF's SALE = BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of LesHIi Facias 10 me directed, Will
be exposed 10 public sale ~ he hf tel OF James
3. Tomsn. IN the city of New Castle and New
Castle hundred. New Castle county, Dela-
ware,
on FRIDAY.
THE 2lth DAY OF JANUARY, 1895.
at . % O'Clock p. m,
the following described real estate. viz;
All those FIVE lots or pieces OF land situate
In pencaaer hundred. New Caatl county and
tate OF Delaware, more par icularA toundt d
and described on three deeds, as iolow'' 70
wiz.
No. J. Beginning az a corner black oak
stump. c rner for lands OF william Black
and joseph David aud running thence b. said
Blacks land south 50 degrees east 81 perches
10 a corner gum. standing la swamp, aeuih
~ degrees east ll pulCIo8 10 WnitA OAK
stump. and touth 20 degrees eret ~ perthes 10
= span sh oak; thence by lands OF Levi boul-
den north 2ii desrees west 48l6 perchea 10 "A
corner hickory and thence by new line
drawn north = degrees west until Il resches
or intersects the line Of Joseph David ana
theuoe By the said Joseph DaVid'a land 70
the place OF beginning, containing II acres OF
lana. more OF les.
Seizsd and taken IN execution as the rrop
erty OF David Irwin and Jane lrvin. his wife.
mOrtgagers and It's aud 20 be sold b.
PAUL GlLLiS, sheriff
shtriff's Onice. Wilmington, DelRware,
Jsnu-rl 1928
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LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Events Among Persons Who
Visit aud Entertain.
NEW YBARs BRIDES AND eaooMs

Membars OF rho Womon's Christian Tenn
peranee Union Tender Pleasant Rsosp-
ton 20 the Board OF Education and the
Active Educators OF the citT Person Al
NewF.
All communications intended for insertion
ia this column should he addressed 10 Society
Editor, care OF the hvEEfHu JOuHEAL. Com
munio-iions should be writton ou one side OF
the paper only.
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& Hill
coo, COZ 6OS Market St.
snrRIEF,s aAIEs.

CHERtFF's sALE-BY YfHTUE OF A
- writ OF Lovari fsciss, 20 me directed. will
De exposed 10 public sale A. ihe Court houae.
on Market street between Tenth and Eleventh
streets. IN The city OF Wilm ngt0n, New Castle
county, Delaware,
Evening journal., 1896-01-10

All communications addressed to Nun.
yon's representative at THE Morning
News" ofice will meet with promps at
tention.
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Rhsumatism Cured.

Munyon's Rheumatism Cure Is guaran-
teed to cure rheumatism In any part Of
the body. Acute or muscular rheuma-
tism can be cured In from one to five
days. It speedily cures shooting pains,
rciatica, lumbago I'd all rheumatic pains
10 the back, hips and loins It seldom
fails to give relief after one or two doses,
and almost invariably cures before one
bottle has bsen used
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on SATURDAY.
TIE e5ih DAY OF JANUARY, lt96.
nL . n.n-nnL L. m

CUERITFHs SALE - BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ of LesHu Faciae 20 me directed, Will
be exposed 10 public sale at he hf tel OF james
p. Toinsn. IN the city of New Castle and New
Castle hundred, New Castle county, Della
ware.
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CITY HREVITIEs.


The Sn1rks Spca. club VAL have a
me CIVIL dtSifi.t court bogus It's Oc-
t'urf term u'Nt Mon1Ay-
4 marriage lireu2. WAS Issu.d Yesterday
to Anrr,w T. Spencer and Ms cora Ii
HustSey
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hrN. Sttn Ward preac ned = line ser
mrn TO an alteaiIvc congregation at the
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ALBERT y. PARLIN HERE.
The Head Of houstoas Street Gar
System 10 the City.
ALL The WAY From MASSACHUSETTS,
Erf.n.ions Proposed for Accom- IN oos'ioh
Of the CIiiI.u. When the tom.
pAny Gsis the Money"

Aif-s-- y. Pzriia O. MsssscH1s@t;s, T'r,s-
.sea, q he Houston Electro street Raj
way company y i1-s city. 5 Il Housio7'
goes. .. the Czpic..
Nj parlin was ss=1 ~ = rsQo-Te- c.
The Pc, d, IN Offices Of tie COMPANY
al TIE -s7--s- q Prairie avenue and Iras-s
street. yesterday afternoon, and asked !e-
gA-l.-z tsss object o. rs v-s.; % this c.i.
4 arr he,s % 81: che new corporation
s-a-.sa - So what IS needed, % see VIA
has t--s- dane. and 70 a>c-sr.a an VIA; can
b.. zone 70 s.Ye the people q Eo1s'oa g
rs class s.-ee. car system. You see "
az CARING Oh. w}.h 4 bankrupt eo-ys9r-
.ion o-s- taz- azs 10 credit. and w-thou,
q e-e-i.: xs c,a 30 very .-.tae. Va h2V-
already pl, s., 30 into me business part
II vh!cs IS gone ALREADY. We propose -
axe - ~ wo-k teg1n .n''~r n 7e-
ce.vers.ip ard co1i&e,e t as last as Ne
aave inc .2u,2s % 30 -. TIE Improve
nlsats u zdy a-sonp!-saet We're som
ue.ctt during tie rece.Vership -i.1-r 'hs
5.rac..o4 q ;he -so-ga- liz-:ioA commit
Have you conferred with ne citizens
q ta- Th.-l wa re-c-3.as the extension
o. tie L4AB-anch ana Ca-.4i1e -ne. 60
u IS asked
NO. / nave al appointment WITH them
M,ndsy. They 2rs willing believe 70
;ay t1- halt ~ tie cost. and He a-Ye
aG--a1 80 ~. them tina extension
10 sou auar-i.-'e t1e exi-a,-l. =; o.
-- ir-s Z sac 81 Il III -she- 1ar r.
Y 4s- as -,on a - can aterd e
10 y,l propose 20 r.y. the people Msins
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,so, II. Blake rli soak IN rozr city
WS3res5sy night. October !.
NJ BAKE Essfrss ne 20 say sae %
= 49, ri-T s-1 comfy especially
~ .set- srr-os-irrs1t :: ;sai TINE eV
~sI :. s-p- .Ee stsrt
i. ---.-.4 ~ Tog-- House. spar
AZ tie ladss tEis year Ezs rs2.e 80 49,.
es.sa IL pcliiscs nan ever yz.sts -.
-F.s~ All .oae1lsss 5tS8,e 70 -.
- -.--t-srsi LEX s.E. SoFgf1e,
yrxr ara IL Accommodate i-.ar e. =
= 5rss sl-e--ior C1tsctsr Saf'!n.
sfss1r Herman an1 -erss - = 49,,
az TEw@s ALL le2re sn@4- -.ss - :
as "a. saer- ng5i4s AID s.1Fis~1 VIII
saz-g for tra tz6tAE-
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HoGG AND BLAKE 10 spEAK

Mr.. Spencer Hutchins. chairman OF the
county democratic executive committee.
received the following letter yesterdsy an.
nounelns that Ex-Governor Hog ana
State Chairman Blake will speak IN this
city next Wednesday:
Hon, spencer Hutchlns, Houston. Texas
RchF Sir "a reply 70 your tnvifa 'ton
peg 70 say shat sx-GoyArnor uogx aad
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WILL MEET TONIGHT.

Tho Emme' Council Emmett Rifles AMI
The conceal arrangement committee for
the Emmot picnic to he given tomorrow.
W ID meet tonight at tne armory ani iurn
Pro tEa.r final Reports ana discuss The final
details f1r the big picnic ana reproduction
Of the sto-nl;ng Of the Alamo
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THE wOMAN,s AIryIIrApy

The woman's Auxiliary OF Chris,
church. which has charge OF the mission
work in this Part Of the state has 70.
ssmed work FOR the fan and winter Thev
VIII meet hereafter -Very THURSDAY al
lethoon IN The annex 70 the parl h hnila.
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CUILnREN's BIcYCLE RACES

Tho Emme,s have added 70 the at,rac-
tons for their Sunday picnic a bicycle
race for children not over ! years OF age.
tor which handsome prize viii be of
ferei, This has been suggested by a
challenge from. iitue s-yesr-old airI IN
.elNssion who rsuta a so with sonae o.
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Tho conditions u Mfe ar,. sIyvavs chan,
irg, and the experience OF IN. father g.
raisit ne experiences OF tn son. \ on.
hNhcfs had no Model Laundry to send
NOR clothes 70 You have chance nj
me nHfst In the south. at 1911 Prairie,
V here they work only expcr enceI bei,
ara use tho latest improved machine,-v
We will give the father The same chance
Of the soE.
Hamburger a pra.slua.
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dsred on rez. ia-d, this being tie first
cop ever raised The sample shts- A.
only ore OF ria-y thar have been aug OK
Of F-ort Bend county soil ms s=asSn.
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TO CUgE AooI.u 0>rn,v


lihe Laxative Bromo Qunine Tablets.
- o., 1sssts refund the money IL fans
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THE COURTS.
COUNTY COURT.

Estate Of p. = Ha-dczsile. deceased;
administrator directed TO sell real cA~ie
described in application for cash or %
credit.
Esia;e Of ". n. Lotus deceased: sxhi-
biz hle-1 November q. .S,5 approved IS
exhihs- bu, not as final account.
t.s-aie OF Robert Boyce. 3ecessea' =
port ef trustee and contest tnsr~oi c91'
timed 20 next term.
E.s-a;e Of ". r R.d lie. deceaset
Wal appointed adm nis-ratnr, = '-'f
T. p pupree. J. y Parker and y. Hysea-
fed made appra sers-
Estate of Mrs SOPHIA Colin. cecsasf1'
a5nlinI=tra-or ordered % pay lnt1 toe
reeis,ry 81 The dlstrlc: c3ur, ses 10 Aas3es
issue q sui Of Neob -. l'ri@it an
upon - 5oing Temporary aiml1lsiFaiio-l
- f.a closed.
Estate 81 Roseila Drum. deceased, VII
r. n red % probate: Peter Rival a. ~ z.
"a executor bond S5p George IoaHuin
y Benson aud Az EDWARDS appointed
f.s,sts % Ida DISNEY deceased: bond -
tenn 3rary a.irrl 81 sirator WIN ", y. " !
80 ard Jse u Sarn as snre'ies u ne
I surn Of 200 approved.
hs-e q Barney N-Ilcns. -inci -
I --.af cunt fled Nay approved y
AZ -r i'.rn Of SO % ecmul'ssi' ~. a. i,
nizsHrwe-i ou- rray h- presented IN ilnA
( q IN. Ordered ina guardian D eiei
I 90 -ltl-n nn-l a.-olnL tE f-i'i-'
s Rs--a minors; bond Z r--@ We. y ta w.
! p liar.bien al J VI sem a. s'--et-es
| lr s.u = $40. approved.
! 4 " X e-iirer - I. " Arnold - al
3 debt l'a'!nued ~ orseu-
fsa-,r- Packing eoru-Uy Ys We =.
! Cis..'ars garnsfieo c3r-iunei generally.
,s5.,a... y5r plssn,ie .5r s.ss5a
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Taken IN exchange for Job printing tvn.
%r'ers or stationery at Pastorlza's. 3ot
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Hamburger A. prayalua,
FroprSsors.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29

have shown that New-York State has spent MIN
ions of dollars for the preservation OF Niagara
and the Adirondacks. and has reserved from de-
struction many thousand acres OF forest. that the
Palisades lie principally In New-J.rsey and ,ha,
New-York cannot go without her boundaries even
10 aid good work
I'VE have pointed out that the United States
and not any State. should own The heights
which command the mo I splendid con merce ard
populous community in the New World We have
collected over one thousand comments OF the press
from Maine TO California, Washington and ore
gon. and from Montreal 10 Jacksonville and not
two score adverse. We have secured statistics
which prove that FOR ten years above one-halt OF
the entire revenue OF the United States has been
collected In the States of New-Nor and New.
Jersey. and not tenth part OF that revenue
spent within borders.
We have insisted that the metropolis should
have a military post where an army may be quar-
tered and drilled. The Navy has no suitable depot
Tor stores. for shipping supplies. troops or for
laying up SHIPS. and all this lack j. the centre
where railroads and roads. ocean. sound and river
converge for most effectively in the country ior the
converge most effectively In the country Tor The
gathering or distributing of forces
I'VE have read with pain the well-dirs. ,of Ang
OF the leading Journal in a neighhorlg city. Inc
Palisades bill Will not pass New-lork seldom geis
what II wants from Congress All too true But
can our friends from all over the country fail 70
heed the earnest reOueSt OF forty-two voting con.
gressmen from New York and New-Jersey with suca
eloquent arguments and appealing statistics