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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
REPUBLICAN PIE BRIGADE.
virginia BOSSES Marking Out the
slices 10 he Cut.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June H-(spe-
cial)-The Virginia Republican State
Executive Committee consisting OF
Mossrs. Waddin, Brady, Bowden, and
Agnew. has had its hands full all day
to-day. They have held several sessions,
chiefly making decisions as TO contests
over a large number of postmastersnips
in the State. The crowd at the Hotel
Johnson has been vastly increased py
the arrival to-day OF nearly all the as
pirants for prfninent Offices in the State
and for various consulates. Tonight the
rotunda of the hotel and the side
walks in front of the building are
tbroneed with Virginia office-seekers.
Somehow. the applicants for once al
home and abroad heard OF a rumor that
the President would take up the consul
sbins and other offices. so as 10 have his
nominations ready TO send TO the Senate
as soon as the tariff bill Is passed. rms
forced the committee to-day TO near the
arguments and peadings in various
cases. and they are now III an upper
room of the hotel admitting applicants
one at time.
Among those present who want office,
ave Hampton Hoge, OF Radford, who
wants 70 be District Attorney for the
Western District: j. Henry Rives. of
CharlottesviIle who desires a good for
cien consulship: General V. ID. Groner'
Of Norfolk. who Will be content with a
lucrative European consulship; Captain
" ". cobb Of Pittsylvania, who wishes
IN succeed W. a. Townes as Consul
General al Rio de Janelro; j. b. Stoval'
NJ Halifax. who applies for the oflce
~ Stamp Deputy in the revenue office
AZ Danville: W. A. Coles. of Northum-
herland who wants the Assistant Dis
tr,ct attorneyship for the Eastern Dis
trict. ]. c. Dejarnette. of Caroline. who
wishes 10 be assistant TO the Attorney
General. Department of Justice; b. {.
Sims of Ouinque, Greene county, who
would like to be Deputy Collector OF
Revenue: r. A. Tutwiler, of Buchanan.
who desires TO be postmaster at that
place; +. j. Mccullough, who wants TO
he a deputy collector, and a number or
others whose names | could not learn,
and who are not registered at the hotels.
The members of the committee visited
the White House and the Post-Office and
other departments during the morning.
The two Republican congressman
Walker and Yost-are conspicuous by
their absence while all this dckering
for office Is going on. The two defeated
candidates are hereinafter b. Tyler.
of the First District. and Robert j.
Walker. of the Seventh.
Morgan Treat, of West Point has been
n busy man all day. He seems TO be the
wheel-horse Of the committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

Nunich.-The Rev Father Kneipp,
known throughout the world for his water
cure. who has been suffering Tor some
time past. died at Woerishofen.
Washington.-The Senate confirmed the
following Virginia postmasters: v. NJ.
Scott. at Saltville; l.. l.. Harper. at Suf-
folk: NJ NJ. Campbell. at Warrenton.
Washington.-Hon Stewart l.. Wood
ford of New York, the newly-appolnted
Minister 10 Spain, was IN consultation
with the President and formally accepted
the office
Berlin.-It Is officially announced that
Admiral Won Holman has resigned the
most Of Chief of the Navy Department,
and that Admiral ven Tirpitz has been
appointed to succeed HIM.
Brighton, England The Philadelphians.
In the cricket match, were all out In their
tirst innings for PIG runs. Sussex then
went 10 the wickets. but lasted only for
.s runs for their first innings.
Cortland. n. Y.-Eddie Bald was win
ner i'm the State circuit Dicycie-races.
cooper qualified In the mile open trial,
but did not get a position In the finals.
After the races Bald rode an exhibition
half in IS seconds. fiat
Windsor England.-Queen Victoria ar
rived from Balmoral. Thousands OF peo-
Dle lined the route from the railroad sta
tion TO the Castle. Her Majesty looked
the picture OF health. and repeatedly
bowed TO the cheering of her subjects,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

by the Senate bill. The Senator took
the side OF the cigarmakers in the con-
troversy. pointing out the Importance OK
the industry and the harm which he
believed would befall IL. and those en-
gagged therein. should the higher rates
prevail. Senators Hawley. of Connecti-
cut. and Hoar. OF Massachusetts,. sub
mitted arguments in support OF the House
rates. contending that the proposed in
creases were so slight as not TO IN
juriously affect the amount OF trade that
is now done.
The Senate's reduction of the duty on
fax, as proposed by the House. met
with strong opposition from Senator
Davis of Minnesota.
Vfce-President Hobart and Senator
Sewell who are interested in the schedule
on flax. were at the meeting.
The members OF the committee came 70
no. final conclusion, but will hold a
meeting tomorrow morning for that
purpose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

CHICAGO June IA north-bound SUI
burban train on the Chicago. MilWaukee
and ST. Paul road ran into the Chicago
river through an open draw-bridge to-
night at Kinzie street. Six men were
hurt but IL is not expected that any OF
them will die. Following IS list OF the
fillmore Goshorn, brakeman; hurt about
Frank G. Cleveland. engineer; hole torn
William r.. Stevens. fireman; hurt in
ternally and on arms.
George Upchurch, passenger; bruised in
/ NJ Erkly. bruised about chest.
Unknown man, hurt In chest; injuries
The tracks are not more than four. feet
above the surface of the water ana the
tan was not great. About fifteen people,
including the train-men. were carried INTO
the water, but all were rescued without
dihiculty. The lights on the bridge were
closed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
"sOuTHERN PATRIOTIC LEGION"
S,.,,ndoah Republican Ex-Con-
fcderntes visit Mckinley.

WASHINGTON, June ia delegation
of the Southern Patriotic Legion OF
the shenandoah Valley of Virginia
called on the President to-day, TO invite
him to attend reunion of their or
ganization at Harrisonburg, Va, next
fall. This is the league OF ex-Confede-
rates which visited President Mckinley
at Canton before the election and after
ward on their last trip he promised
10 honor them with a visit. He told
them to-day he would be glad 10 at
tend, If they could postpone the reunion
till next year. II they insisted. he said,
he would go this fall. but thought it
best as he had just been down that way,
10 put off the visit until next year. The
committee agreed TO a postponement Of
the reunion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
WILL NOT OBsTRUCT THE BILL.
Democratic Tariff PrOgramme-NO
Long Speeches.

WASHINGTON, June H.-Some OF the
Democratic members of the Senate Com
mittee on Finance said to-day that hence
forth they would interpose no objection
TO thesrapid disposal OF the tariff bill.
They will suggest amendments and ask
votes on them for the purpose or making
a record. but there will. if they can con-
troll the matter. be no long speeches on
the schedules. with the possible excep-
ton of wool hides. the reciprocity
paragraph which the Republicans have
promised to report. and few other Sec
tions. The indications now are that
the Republicans Will withdraw the In
ternal revenue provisions OF the bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
Summer school, Y. VI. c. A., Knox
VILE, Tenn.

To those wishing TO make the trip to
Knoxville Tenn. TO attend the Summer
School Of the Young Mems Christian As
sociation at that point. the Southern
railway will sell tickets from points on
its line to Knoxville. Tenn. and return.
at rate Of one first-class fare for the
round trip The rate from Richmond TO
Knoxville and return will be si3.S.
For timetables, sleeping-car reserva-
tions. etc, apply TO Agents Southern
railway. or c. w. Westbury. Travelling
Passenger Agent, Richmond Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
TOBACCO, FLAX, HEMP, AND JUTE
Republican Committeeman Consider
These Tariff Schedules.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Repub-
llcan members of the Finance Committee
were in session tonight at the Arling
ton Hotel. Two schedules-that relat
ing to tobacco. which had been passed
over by the Senate temporarily. and that
relating TO flax. hemp. and jute. which
is next in order in the bill-were under
consideration. Most of the time tonight
was given up to hearing representations
from senators who are interested In these
two schedules.
Mr.. Fairbanks. Of Indiana. made a
strong plea for the retention OF the Sem
ate rates on Sumatra wrappers and Ha-
bana filler tobacco. which are the same
as those In the present law. and spoke
In opposition TO the House rates. which
are 30 cents per pound higher on the
wrappers and 30 cents per pound higher
on the nller tobacco thaa those proposed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
CAROLINA DIsPENsARY LAW.
Another Test of It-"Original-Pac,s
'age" store Seized.

CHARLESTON, S. c., June 1.-THE dis
pensary law of South Carolina is to be
brought before the courts once more.
This afternoon J. ;. Pinkussohn's "origl-
nal package" agency was seized by the
state authorities. the proprietor taken
before a magistrate. and his store closed.
This action is taken under section 22i OF
the dispensary law, which declares that
any place other than a State dispensary.
in which liquors are sold, shall be con-
sidered a public nuisance. 1t is probable
that the case is made to test the validity
of the Original package" decision re-
Gently made in the United States courts.
Pinkussohn's agency was the hrst 10
be opened under the decision ana II Is
evidently the intention of the State TO
attempt TO break down the original
nackage" business. which is rapidly
spreading under the courts recent de-
cisiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
HER PRIyATE PROPERTY.

the legaily-quaiifled voters Oh HAWAII, sii',.'
excluding those imported for the DEMANDS
for labor. about the same proportion oi
the inhabitants.
HER PRIVATE PROPERTY.
Because such treaty ignores not only
the civic rights OF my people but, Iutthsr'
the hereditary property OF their chieis.
OF the 100000 acres composing the Ter
ritory said treaty offers 10 annex, l.coVvj.
or $1,000. acres have been IN no WY
heretofore recognized as other than tls
private property OF the CONSTITUTIONS
monarch subject to control In no way
differing from other items OF private
estate
Because 1t is proposed by said treaty
to cOnfiscate said property, technicaliy
called the Crown lands. those iesaily el
receiving no consideration whatever TOT
estates. their title TO which has been al
ways undisputed. and which Is legitimate
ly i'm my name at this date
Because said treaty ignores not only
all professions of perpetual amty and
good faith made by the United states III
former treaties with the sovereigns rep
resenting the Hawaiian people. but all the
treaties made by those sovereigns WIN
other friendly Powers. and II is thereby
I'm violation of international law.
Because. by treating with the parties
claiming at this time the right TO cede
said territory Of Hawaii. the Goverhment
of the United States receives such terri
tory from the hands of those whom us
own magistrates 0egally elected by the
people of the United States. and In once
in 1S99 pronounced frauduientiy III
power. and unconstitutionally ruling Ha-
wall. e.,
Therefore ]. Liliuokalani, of Hawaii,
do hereby call upon the President OF tnal
nation. to whom alone l yielded my pro,
perty and my authority. TO wlthdraW saIu
treaty (ceding said islands, from lurlher
consideration. j ask the honorable SEN
ate OF the United States TO decline 10
ratify said treaty and j implore the peo-
pie of this great and good nation from
whom my ancestors learned the Christian
religion. to sustain their representatives
in such acts of justice and equity as may
be i'm accord with the principles oil their
fathers. ~,
And to the Almighty Ruler of the Uni
verse-to Him who judgeth righteousiy-
! commit my cause.
Done at Washington. District of Co
lumbia. United States Of America, TINS
l7th day of June. in the year 1877.
(SigneD "LILIUOKALANI.
Joseph Heleluhe Wekekki Heleluhe,
and julius a. Palmer, witnesses 10 sig
nature
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
Ocean View, Old Point, and Norfolk,
via &. a. o. Next Sunday-The
Cheapest, Best, and Quickest Route.

The rate to Ocean View, ST. to Old
Point, 81; or TO Norfolk, 81, via Chesa-
peake and Ohio.
Ocean View is reached in 2 hours and
half, Old Point i'm 2 hours, Norfolk i'm
hours and 10 minutes. The ride is over
stone-ballasted track, Offering a clean
ride.
The liberality with which these Outings
are patronzed is evidence of the pleasure
and comfort gained by those who 20 on
them.
The vestibuled Sunday Outing train
leaves Richmond from Chesapeake and
Ohio Broad-Street Station every Sunday
at $50 a. NJ, and returning, arrives at
i. NJ, giving nearly full day at the
seashore.
The trip from Old Point across Hamp-
ton Roads to Ocean View is one of the
many attractions of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Outings
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

There Is very pretty portrait Of q
child at the Messrs. Francks, east Frank.
lin street. II is the property Of North
Carolina family. had been very much in
jured by the fortunes OF war, and by
various removals since the unpleasant.
ness between the States but has been
restored TO almost its pristine beauty by
the deft fingers OF the gentlemen above
referred to. Ii was painted by English
at Charleston in the early part Of the
present century, but looks for all the
world like Sir Joshua Reynolds. le
Is really lovely piece OF work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

and struck her brother. Brode jackson,
In the forehead. killing him instantly.
kilgore dashed down the railroad tracH
behind some freight-cars. Bud. Jackson,
another brother. intercepted him, ana
shot him In the back. After Bud. jack
son had emptied his revolver, Miss jack
son walked up and fired three more
shots into Kilgore. exclafmin2: you
coward. you have slandered me long
enough" Examination showed that nine
shots had taken effect. any one Of which
would have proved fatal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
New Bicycle Record.

CAMBRIDGE. MASS, June T.-Jimmy
Michael the Welshman. beat Eddie Nc
Dufie. on the Charles River Park track
this afternoon. in the hottest iifteen-mlle
bicycle-race ever run In America, and at
the same time established new ilfteen-
mile paced competition record of - min
Ites ~ seconds The weather conditions
were well-nigh perfect. there being only
a Slight breeze, and 1900 people enjoyed
the snort.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

LONDON, June 1.-THE Athens corre-
spondent Of the Daily Telegraph says:
III is reported here tonight Crhursday)
that the peace conference and the Porte
have accepted a settlement giving Iur-
kew either the town OF Ligaria. southeast
of Nilouna, or Nezros north OF Larissa.'
The Athens correspondent of the Daily
Chronicle says the Porte has abandoned
the policy of delay, and decided 10 accept
the advice of the Powers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
North Carolina Pythians.

CHARLOTTE, y. c.. June 1.-THE
Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias. trans
acted routine business to-day. such as
appointments. resolutions of thanks. etc.
a resolution introduced by Representa-
tive Schenck. Jr, Of Greensboro, express
ed appreciation of the honor bestowed
on Thomas ID. Meares. of Wilmington.
n. c.. in his recent election to the posi-
tion Of Supreme Master OF the Exchequer.
The Grand Lodge then adjourned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
THE A. II. U. FORMALLY DEAD.
"social Democracy of America Its
Successor.

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE American
Railway Union was formally adjudged
by f. V. Debs and his followers 10 De
corpse, and the Social Democracy OF
America" is the name OF the association
which will take its place. Six hours of
wordy warfare terminated In the adop-
tion of a platform upon which the new
association will stand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
TERRIBLE TEXAS TRAGEDY.
Homicide by Young Woman ana
Rrothers-Frntrici Also.

PARIS, TEN, June led. kiigore,
a contractor and builder. met his death
az the hands of Miss Fanny jackson and
her three brothers to-day. Kigore was
sitting in the waiting-room at Ladonia
Station. when Miss Jackson. accompa-
MED by a sister and three brothers. en-
tered. the men taking positions at the
doors. The girl drew a revolver and
fred at KiIgore. The bullet went wild
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
Kentucky TOIi-Gate Raid.

NASHVILLE. KY, June l7.-Toll-gate
the gate beyond Blue Lick last night.
They captured the guards-James Daw-
son. Harrison Green. and Charles Daw-
son. They placed a rope around Daw-
sons neck, but released him on condition
that he would collect no more tolls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

The rate from Richmond TO Ocean View
on Chesapeake and Ohio Sunday Outings
Is but 81.
outing train leaves every Sunday at $50
A. NJ Time, 2l-2 hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
Ocean View via C. & O.

The rate from Richmond TO Ocean View
on Chesapeake and Ohio Sunday Outings
is but ST.
A. NJ. Time, ID hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
II the baby In Cutting Teeth.

be sure and use that old and well-tried
remedy Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
for children teething. 1t soothes the
child. softens the gums. allays all pain,
cures wind-colic. and Is tho best remedy
for diarrhoea- Twenty-Five cents q bot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
Peter Maher 20 Marry,

PHILADELPHIA, June 17.-Peter Ma
her. the pugilist, to-day made application
for a license TO marry Miss Agnes Tor
phey. OF this city After the usual for
malities had been disposed OF. Maher
was handed the license. The wedding is
expected to take place tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

The rate from Richmond 70 Ocean View
on Chesapeake and Ohio Sunday Outings
Is but 81.
Outing train ieaves every Sunday at $50
A. NJ. Time, Ia hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
Virginia Summer Resorts ON Line oe
NarIaIL mud MeAfern HALLWAY

Summer excursion tickets to all Blue
Ridge and Allegheny Mountain Resorts
will be on sale JuEe LIST. Complete Illus
trated pamphlets can be had upon ap>
plication at ticket Offices at No. SOC east
Main street. Byrd-Street Station, and "a
companys office, Sss east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

- WASHINGTON, ID. c., June
mn. i7.--Forecast for Friday:
| kAlN For Virginia-<Showers Friday
afternoon; clearing weather at
night: variable winds, becoming
northwesteriy.
North CaroIina-General fair weather;
variable winds.
THE WEATHER IN RICHMON0
YESTERDAY was hot and showers.
There was light rain falling at mid
night. s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

wait My people constitute four-hfths OF
the legally-qualined voters OF Hawaii. anu,
excluding those imported for the demands
for labor. about the same proportion Oh
the inhabitants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
e Of thermometer:

Mean temperature. .......ll( {
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-08-10
rRoUBLs AT LAUpAHoEHoR.
Luna Assaults Gilman N ami a
Geaeral Fright Folio

Luna Assaults Gilman N ami a
Geucrsl right Folio
A letter was received on Sunday BY
s prominent Chinese, containing p2rti-
eUlars Of an assault on M2Rehurian az
LaurahoshOe by one Of the plantation
lUnaS, The letter stated that the lab
crsE was TOO i'll 10 work and the luna
doubling his story kicked him for the
purpose q AScsrtAining whether BE was
shsmming.
The l&horer was then taken to the
oHcs and ths oShsr lSborsrs asked that
he h allowed 70 30 home,
The request was denied and s gen
sral fight sasued during which one man
was shot and several Others injured.
No communication has been received
By Consular Agent Goo Kim on the
subject Should he be notified he Will
rsQpsSt an investigation.
The injured man has been in the
country but s few months and is en-
,irsly ignorant Of the English isnSu-
age, When the luna spoke 70 him he
SAYS he cid not understand sud con
seQrsntly could not answer iuteln-
gently.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-08-10
THE OLD LIME KILN.
Katie Putnam and Company Won
MorS Honors.

II anything was required OF Katie
Putnam 10 win the friendship OF her
audience for herself and company, it
was supplied Saturday night AZ the
performance Of the comedy-drama.
The Old Line Kiln" One or TWO OF
the posters that have decorated the
walls in the city might give the i'm
preston that any number Of the acts
Of The play might be given up 10 the
sensational but in this the audience
was pleasantly disappointed There
was but one bIooi-curdliug episode in
the play. and that was so cIeYerIy
acted that Miss Putnam, Mr. Jefferson
and Mr. OHzrTa were obliged 10 r.
spCnd 70 Z curtain call
The thezter was crowded. and the
audience most enthusiastic As usual,
the star Won favor with her sweet
voice and clsTerness as z dancer, and
she adds 10 her popularity by singing
only new compositions with pretty and
catchy melodies
The attraction AZ the Opera House
tomorrow night viii be, Love Finds
WAY sparkling comedy, in which
Katie Putnam appears AZ her best
thursday night Dads Girl" per
tect dream q comedy. will be pro
duced. and On Saturday night, Dick
ems odd Curiosity Shop" in which
Miss Putnam appears IS Little Nell
and the Warehouses
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-08-10
Gr-uFt Court News.

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-08-10

was secured and Deputy Dole opsaed
the prosecution.
L s Kerr has withdrawn his pssi-
ton 81 have : Al Nj declared s hank
rurs, AZ his own cos.
TIE hoSl Tor divorce ~ Samuel PHI
Sy-.2eSvl from his vile has been placed
q the calendar ne sur for tivcres
brought ev Jsa2is 6auwalu against
her husband David has been continued
ouSa next Ssr2> Martha d. Dornally
h2s ossn granted an absolute 6lvorcs
FROM hs- husband. Rohs-.
he Master, 70 whom the SGit in
equity q hsptOlzni rs. L X. Puzhi.
wGS referred. has found that defend
Sct mus account 70 kzuiclari Tor the
sE C Si.1-SeS>
Judge Garter has decided that 5
c20Ss q challenge uoz discovered IN
Z, &tcs- verdict. Is nor in itself s
g-C-D6 fer new rrfG1. though II may
- such II the discretion q The. Court
This finding vSS tie reply 70 the NO
.zCc @ ", J CCe,ho fC- s new trfsl
On The ground that after the trial ii
- 49, - - ~ ~---s- ~l--c . --lC IlENE>
es6 not taken the o&ck q allegiance
70 The G0vsruGsGt. according 70 the
Constitution Judge Carter holds thar
The disqualification Is created for the
protection q ne pGb,jc sssinSt par
-1Sc- vs-GicES rendered b. persons
hostile 70 the Government No fuJu-y
has resulted 70 The defendant and the
1u-y corlt not well hare arrived ar
any ether conclusion
MoSs Pr2lsle has withdrawn the
S-I- q ciTO-ve against hex husband.
NG2l1C&ls-S Pu&lsts-
William o Smith has fled Ms az
counts GS guardian q the James Gay
miners
N C. Silva has 6lsd s general bill
O particulars ssaIn<5 Artors Fs-uzu-
Csz- amounting 70 1884
ESsks- R0sewarrs. julia Jusa and
Stella 4 Iusn have Objsets5 70 the sd
hitting q me alleged VIII Of Joseph
Lazarus 70 probate, and through their
s-2r5Ia1- H a Jus-. have appealed
from the 6sciS5o1 Of The Probate Judge
II Chambers