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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-20


A notice was posted on the bulletin
board of the Georgia Hussars armory in
forming the members of all GLASSES of
Sergt. Edward S. Elliott having Invited
the command to his home after the pa
rade. When the troop finished its part in
the parade the march was at once taken
up to the home of Sergt Elliott on Gwin-
nett street. Besides the active members
OF the troop, many guests were present,
who represented the other classes.
The entertainment provided for his COM
rades by Sergt. Elliott was all that could
have been desired and many things were
said by them about him after they had
returned to their quarters that served as
much as the expressions at his home to
indicate the pleasure they had found in
accepting his hospitality. All enjoyed the
collation., but particular delight was af-
forded by the excellence Of many OF he
speeches and songs that were rendered.
The command was at the home of Mr..
Elliott for some two hours, and during
this time not minute passed in anything
except the perfect enjoyment of all.
Col. Gordon was present and responded
to a call for a speech. His was the effort
OF the occasion, being in praise Of the
many virtues, as Il soldier aud as man,
of Gen. Lee. He was followed by Col
A. r. Lawton of the First Regiment of
Infantry, who referred with pride to his
accredited much to them In the way of
military excellence.
Col George Il. Cam was called upon
and the Hussars again had an opportu-
nifty to hear pleasant things said about
them. This time it was their skill with
carbines and rifles that won them praise.
Col Cann who is inspector general OF
rifle practice of the state and one Of the
best shots in the world, saying that he
owed mis- having begun practice in shoot
ing to his desire to emulate the prowess
exhibited long ago by the Hussars
Lieut.. G. -. Pritchard, Jr., of the reg
ular army, who is here on furiough from
his post in Dakota, spoke Of the parade he
had witnessed. He said he had seen Moth
ing superior to IL in any city. His speech
was full of feeling and was listened to
with pleasure by the troop. Lieut. Abram
Minis, who only recently resigned from
the troop, also spoke his words creating
a good impression. Among others who
were heard We're Capt. A. Nice. Duncan,
Private T. M. Freeman, and Sergt w. w.
Gordon, Jr
Col Lawton lead in the singing of Car
ry Me Back to Dixie" all of the guests
joining in the chorus. The song of MIR.
Gordon Saussy was also enjoyed. This
was 1.-THE Prodigal Son" The toast as
the troop was about to leave was "Sergt.
Elliott, One of the Best Fellows on
Earth
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-20
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED
ITORS

Adminlstrator Estate Of Ida c. Riley. De%
ceased
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-20
BlEiii.F ITEMS

Mt. joseph Routten, one Of the most
n S...y ys;esnI=d citizens If the cuurty,
ds5l At his h"me in Fox Hin last week,
lie was hur.I yesterday. Mr.. t,,llian
MAS 81 years 90.
DIR. WooIEin will preach at the Ban
tist SnuroEh this morning.. At nient an
S~'ucateu and popular JaplilsSa tv.3rg :
st WEI occupy the pulpit
The usual services VIII take 7ll, :, n !
the First Men..-J;st and Pre- Lyter.,n
ahulc reS today.
captain Hart has returned from
Washington and wiz cunduct the sal
votl"n Army meetings Today
IhG announcement that john James.
,. Norfolk, WIFI sue Mr.. w RI. B,-idga-
forth for remarks made about rlin luz
'nS the Ash'by trial wus Smilinsly com
renteI upon on the streets last n:cth
AS between Mr.. Brdgst-rth ard D.-
festive James sentiment in Hampton is
Altogether Tne-Sit.l a.
Mt. W. J. Payne. president of the
HemDtln and Cai' Point Gas Company,
vas n town a short While last evening,
VI. f"y2e stated that Governor J. Hoge
y vr mad signed the charter granting
ne company a right of way from Hatnp-
on 10 Old Elint file also sold that the
Work or luttirg in the gas plant would
De commenced in the near future
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-20
WICKGAM'S LAST RUN.

Probably Fatal Railway Accident Yes
terday Afternoon
Fer years JohnsoE NiCkam a vel,
known cc.'.,.ed man. of this city, has
ridden up Az! down the Chesapeake &.
ohio railway, between Hampton ana
U.d Point, lighting III: lamps at the
swift hes and c!'- ss;cgs. He used a light
Tailroa! tricyc.,a, ara. rain OF sunshine.
went about his work With a merry
neart.
1t is probable. however, that Wicka!n
mas made :3S last gun. Yesterday after
noon h5 met with an accident, from
which. it was said last night he is hard
!y likely to recover Wickam was IN
the way To the upper end of his section
and iha'. reached point near the Back
-nver crossing. rlile above ts.- city.
When, as if it had risen fit an th,. earth
d locomotive. p.unging a.ong the track
at the rate lf 80 miles an hour, doomed,
UP before him. Their was no time for
anyitHiEg but the thought That he was
facing death, and the locomotive and
hand-car &ame together with cras
The train was stepped and pG'lr Wick
am, bruised ard bleeding and suffering
1T is said from internal injuries, wa.
taken to his home on Mallory avenue
Ic!is is TIE sto-y as told to the Daily
Press esia-nient.
Tie accident app ars 10 have been tn
result OF Iorgetfu mess on the part OF
Wirkam.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-20
a ND HE WAS 4 SENATOR

me observer was standing by the
spring at the Stale university grounds,
otkiNs at the overhanging wal If
2o%ks back Of the pool. ANA thinking
10" safe the mass of rock MAS and
e. now threatening it hooked says The
columbus (OD Dispatch. Down the
path from Neil avenue "A MAJ, and a
woman came walking. The observer
pad no attention to them, but mounted
NE steps that led up the hill, ana seal
60 himself on a rustic bench that occu-
pies a level spot part way up lne s. pc
Ini almost over the spring. In 4 few
'a'Eutes his wandering thoughts were
called back 10 earth and the present by
an exclamation from below
Don't yew dare go near there" said
| wonan's shrll voice
wall. ! want a drink Marthy."
"feW wat for your drink till we gi;
back to the hotel"
'fEut see here. Marthy. I've alius
heSrd tell o this spring. ana l want to
sample ii. l guess these rocks air
safe"
Safe" shrieked the other DO you
an THAT :,afe? Why, jest look at EN-.
they'r stickin' over three or four feet
likely to fail at any mint
Wall, Ill just creep up real sUfi-lik.
and yew stand out here an watch, and
you See EN- comm. yew hollvr an Iii
Jump cut o. the road"
On the bench above the Observes. sat
still and held his sides and awa1sei de-
Vclopments. Pretty soon he heard the
man dip a cup of water from the pool
and throw it out over the rocks into tn"
axe, and then prepare to dip another
Fhe temptation was too great. and the
observer yielded. He stood up and de-
!iberately walked out to the brink of the
oVerhanging rocks.
There was scream from the woman
and a wild scramble Of long legs be-
meath him, and the two stood at a safe
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-20
The VERDICT CRITHED
The Jurors Charged With
inconsistency.
I'D WARDS AGAIN IN COURT
After Hearing Argument Judge Lee over
rules the Motion of His Counsel for
New Trial Other Items
of Interest.

The Ashby case continued to be the
ieadlHE pic of cCGWe: ton here YES
te.Iay- From morning tin night groqlg,s
or men gathered on the streets and in
the Stones and talked about What thew
called the most remarkaEa.t. ani!t ircon-
sistent verdict ever re:.Lsl,=a Ny jury
IN IN ZiD>t III CITY county. Those VIA
resaldsd Mr.. AShby as a guilty man
t'raLN.o. he resiiLt as .aree which
"uuAd cause the people of other sect "! $
pf the state ~ smile upon hearing the
l>gul methods in vogue in this county
n.tAt!0nSd. On the other hand Mr. Ash
hy's f.-ends--or many of them. at any
Jur-l}s. They argue ttut if the ofynse
nharstd against him was Uf such triiltng
mp rtan- as to deserve only five
drEar fire am. the still more absurd,
punishment If one minute in jail, it was
not OF sufficient gravity and certainly
not Clearly enough proved! to warran,
tntm in trd!rg him guilty. When the
penalty inflicted fo.' a vio.u tion Il law
81 SERIOUS as that for which Mr. As h1sy
was tr!sI amounts to no Il! re than. that
Recommended BY this jury. there is
Sl'':nd for the suspicion lh.it a doubt as
to his guilt res,lsd in th5ir m.n,s. and
h5nce unless they figured it out 10 he
one Of those doubts which Judge Mann
deSiSna to- as the shade Of a shadow o.
a oubt. u-Ay should have given the uc-
used vel-.ct oF acquittal. Such are
some Of the opinions eXFlry ss5i
The truth is. however. that the jury
altel honestly. If not wisely They I'M
*iou'htediy believed. from ti,,- violence
submitted to them, that Mr. 4Ashby was
guilty. and consequently disregard
their pers~..al feelings nal opinions.
ard To- king oay at the testimony
u..zy' det.dda against him. The juror.
are We kn.wn men ana it is lille tc
ak 2'h CIT unifairness ur.ln their part
1t Was said yss;ea,1ay that in tie
evS Mt ttf E,ew tHtai bang granted sen
salioH.3l evidence which has never yet
seen The light wild he made public.
No man here the nlOng trial more pa
tien'tly than JudS@ Lee, ard no justice
ever heard and de>ijs!5 the issues pre-
sentei-l 10 him in an Important hearing
mprcrarSfuMyard conscientiousiy. From
tn point Of view Of j layman Judge Lee
made no mistake in ruling uENn Q,:.=s-
items raised either for or against the
defense. He $ us'ht simply to guarantee
justice TO all.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-20
COLOR QUESTION net IN 1T.

Bad Whi,d Men and Not Negroes
Caused the e. A. r. Split.
silly rumor has Deea floating abou .
IN the Soldiers Home to the effect that
the three CT A. r. posts there which re-
Gently surrendered ter charters, dp
% on account OF differences growing oul
# the color questbn. This is incorrect:
The ABORTION Of the posts was iira t.
,he fact, as alleged by prominent G.
x men that tn. colOred members of til ,
department were being used j S tools 70,
he accomplis hm2nt Of purely $. FISH
purposes. TT. negro posts a:e NOR,
numerous in North Carolina than in. thi,
state, and their members. it is asserted
nave fallen undyr the infiuecae of mer
"fo, by keeping themselves in office in
ne organization are using it as tbs
5teE p.ES- stone to fat j0Rs5 IT various
'In's. Their rule has been strstauously
htJScteA tic a the annual meetings fo,
.eVeral years, but owing to the fat tina
ne colored contingent was against III:
%fG' mers. their WEI me.l ut efforts r,mt
0 naught. Accordingly it was deci-4,
~ the three posts at the HGrr.e tl sur.
'e.aer their charters and fern n nsv
post under tvs Jurisdiction Of a differ
ent department.. This was done. hoHy
ever without the slightest Fll-feel;nc to.
ward the negro.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-20
CID POINT SPECIAL

we GA FONT and Wa hington spe-
ono. viii commence tomorr ii
- uSs'.ln@'4' to attract much attention
rs u VIII ''e one of the finest trains en-
terinS the nations capital
~ VIII oc composed of parlor, obser-
.ai!on ana dining cars. and Will RIM
from Old Point TO Washington witbou,
ma nSe' every Monday, Wednesday and
FRIDAY. and connect at WASHINGTON
WNh the Congressional Limited" for
baltimore. Philadelphia and New
York.
1t will leave Old Point Comfort On tbo
Gays specified. at $50 A. NJ; reaching
richmond at las a. Nj. and Washing
tnn at 800 +. NJ. Returning, it leave:
Washington at i:l5 p NJ and reaches
Old Point at 9:45 p NJ
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-20
TRUSTEES SALE

OF VALUABLE r e A L E TATE
NEAR The CITY OF NEWPORT
NEWS. VIRGINIA.
BY virtue Of the provisions O. GER
tain deed Of trust bearing da te on the
10th day of October, 1892, executed to
me as trustee by the North Carolina
and Newport News Company, and duly
recorded in the clerks office OF the
County Court OF Elizabeth City Ccun-
ty, Virginia, in Deed OF Trust Book s.
page 449, default having been made in
ihe payment of the ,.ebt therein Sc
cured, al the request OF the beneficiary
Hereunder. l shall sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder. on
TUESDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF
FEBRUARY. 1888.
at II O'clock a. NJ, on the premises, the
following property. to-wit: Ga..
All those certain ITS Lots situated tSfr.
Hampton Roads near Newport News, In
the County IF Elizabe City County,
State Of Virginia, known and deslgna-
ted on plat or map of the lands of the
Newport News Comp ny. made for said
Company by BruXton, Chandler & Ma
ihe Clerks Office OF Elizabeth City
County. Virginia, by ne following fig
ires, w: Block 34-Lots Nos. J. to "a
inclusive: Block 25-I1ts p to 40 In
:tus.ve; Block 15-Lots 81 to 40 incIu-
iive; Block 7-Lots l to "a inclusive;
''ioSh o-L+OlS u, INCLUSIVE, hNtI LOL8
8 to Al inclusive; Blck 24-Lots l to
. inclusive: Block -6--Lots l to 20 in
elusive: Block 35-Lots l to 8 inclusive
and Lots IS to 80 inclusive; ami Block
Slot 49, said lots being situate ON the
streets and alleys as laid Gown and
named on said plat. which Is hereby
made part of this deed.
T'ERMS-CASH.
VIM. P. DESAUSURE, Trustee
Sale adjourned for Two weeks to 18th
Jay TO February, 1898
VIM. P. DeSAUSSUftE,
Trustee.
February 5. 1888
Sale further adjourned for two weeks
to March l.
Persons desiring further tnSorma ton
and wishing to see the property will
call on Powell. Brothe.s & King, who
will furnish maps and give all desired
particulars. Office in basement OF Citi-
zens mi Marine Bank building, corne-
Washington avenue and Twenty-sev-
-nth street. Newport News. Va
ia 2-1m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-20
SALTIMLlRE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, Fen. l9-E' our anal.
unchaEe d.
Wheat strong: spot ar,i M nth $1,000
l ~; March sl.G23s ai1. 02}:: May Sl0lIA
stl.CtF4; steamer No. . red $685.:
southern wh=ut by sample 9SMS1 OF. -
N g!@de 9SH @$1021k.
80 ~ strong; SPOT and nj nth 35A a
y .tn"5r mixed 34@4 @347s; Southern
"..te ard yellow soin &4GaDc61..
cats + ~: No waite 34LaGr.5; 40. >
mixed 52M@33.
Hys stroas and h.gh2r; Nc. . rcar 4,v
'ot2@a': No. Western 571a0l5S.
an1y duii; chico timothy s12.5O0l3 90.
Gram fre.2hts ste.i ": un,.hanoad
sugar strong; unchanged
Eust,r quiet: uucnargsd
Eggs GCe.t: unc,h% nged.
CaesSe quiet: unchanged.
Nh.Skey unchanged
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-20

Cash quotations were as foilow>
tlour firm; 10. 3 yellow corn.
~; NO. sprin. wheat, 5eca97
NO. spring wheat, 9JWyG; No
red. loo; No, . corn, 30.: M
; oats, 265; No. . white, 80; No.
) white, 2SGn2H; No. 9 Rye, 41a; No
barley, 33@3S; No. s, :: No.l, -
- NO flax seed, 12l3@12s; prime
timothy Seed, 2.95; mess pork be,
barrel lo.95& 11.Oo Hard per 100 pound,
49, shert ribs sides Neose)
'l3@5.iO; dry sailed shoulder,
p"1ea 44@5; shors clear sides
os1d, 5.oO@95CO; whisksy ai,tillers
finished goods, per gallon, 1iSI.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-20
Smoke and Fire

and ruin. That's the story In a few
words il there is no insurance. II You
have a policy issued by Marye & Boyen-
tontQle loss Will only be temporary. We
pay all claims promptly and make lib
eral allowances.
The rates are so low on all classes OF
insurance and the benefits so great that
1T is not wise to be without a policy.
MAiiYE & BUiSN TON,
bRAxTON RUuLlHe!t9
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-20
Aanpinu %urpau,
CIR ID ally 80 rrss,
KING Street. near Queen. opposite the
naw oostoffica

All news letters for pub!ica ton in
this department should be addressed
TO Daily Press Bureau, Hampton.
The Daily Press will he found for
safe every morning at the following
places:
Hampton-Posto news stand
t"berts book store. and at the kirE
street office.
CID Pciint-Baulch's stationery and
book store, Hygeia Hotel and Cham
berlin Hotel
Sherwood Hotel
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-20
}ont Tobacco Spit and SMOKE Yanr 7i,a s,y,,

jon't Tobacco Spit and snozo Your Life Ava,
i yen want TO quit tobacco using oasi,
ana forever. be made well, strong, magnetic
'uli of new life aud vigor, take No-To- Sac
Che Wondcr-worker, that makes weak 1ncl
strong. Many gain ten pounds in ten days
Over 10000 crred. Buy No-To-Bac of youl
druggist, under guarantee to cure, soc o,
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New YORK.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-20
Just try 10c. box Of Cascnrets. IN
nest kver and bowel regulator eve

:rSS,~ .uosr,
HIiW IeHseouc slV SuNsSaLp ElsM 700
!.up!noM uUlIS Etu pas puuasuu Az,
;. 'sWle 20 1900 q Su!ArV dn eAUS aW,
CpIo29a oSHo!uDD
'UIDVHlODSIU
TILL LATE, IN OTHER WORDS.
Chicago Record)
or all the joys 'that fate can fix,
Thls makes the heart elate:
70 hear the bell at half past six
And not get up till eight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-20

NEW york COTTON MA fykF,T
NEW YORK. Feb. I9.-cottnn fulrrcs
I,"aed quiet; sales 1880 bales. F.h. 5s3.
M'n"h 595; April 5aS; May 6O2; Jun, SIS:
~ hos; Aug. Oil; Get 609; Nov. coo
Dec Gl2 49,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-20

"heh bilious or costlye, eat Cascaret
s ssd carlharhc,, cure guaranteed, l0c,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-20

OF VALUABLE r E A (. E s T "A - E
NEAR 'HHI CITY OF NEWPORT
NEWS, VIRGINIA.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-03
CITY COURT.

William Ramsey, who was arrested near
Fort Ethan Allen Friday by Officer Bal
lou, was IN court Saturday. having waiv-
ed jurisdiction and appearing in this city
instead OF In Essex Junction. He pleaded
not guilty To intuX.cat.on but was fined
s. and costs of sli.47. An appeal was
taken and SCI hail furnished.
Justice Hawkins disposed of three cases
ut his office Monday. In the suit OF the
burlington Woollen company versus VI. J.
Gillette to recover the amount ~ an ac-
count Il judgment for the amount of the
bill. which was $40 and costs. was en-
tered. The suit of A. Besette against Ste
phen Rergeron was settled by giving jude
ment To the plaintiff. there being no APP
pearancc of the defendant. The judsmen:
and costs amounted to si6. Thu largest
amount involved in any Of the three cases
was that in the suit OF c. A. Barber yer.
sus George Towne which had been con-
tinUed from September L.. The defendant
made no appearance and judgment was
entt red for $lll.5i. the amount Of the til
with costs of S3.10.
There was one case in City Court Tues
day. IL was an action OF aSsumpsit
brought 10y J. J. Enrisht vs.. 5 A. Rick.
ford to recover the value of two notes
Judgment WAS rendered for the plaintiff
to recover A52.al and costs Of S+N. Al
appeal was taken and bali was furnished
Justice T.. W. J. Hawkins held u hear
ins Tuesday in the case of Coloiny 4
Ne!berg against John King and trustees
Charles Niles and the city OF Burlington
an action OF aSsumpsit. The defendtn
was dcfaulted on account Of non-appear
1nCe and judgment rendered TO recover
$l2 from the city and AN amount from
| Charles Niles not Yet adjusted.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-03
OMAHA EXPOSITION CLOSED.

Omaha, Neb., Nov 1.-The Trans Missis-
sippi and International exposition closed
NJ midnight last night, The closing hours
Of the enterprise were the most brilliant
in the history of the five months exhibit
ton, 1t is estimated tonight that I5,CN
people crowded the grounds to-day. 1t
was Omaha day and Everybody was there.
Up to this morning 2.5J2 $50 people had
registered at the turnstiles so the grand
total will considerably exceed s260o. TOO.
The exposition was financial success
something over $4,000 remaining to be
divided among the stockholders, frac-
ton less than 10000 have been received
and 100000 expended, The concessions
paid the exposition amount TO $4,000 and
the exhibitors paid SeOo,ooo. Eighty thou
send dollars were received from otner
ST rrces. The highest number of people in
any one day was the opening day of tho
peace Jubilee when President Mckinley
spoke. ss,7S5 persons being present on thar
occasion.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-03
SENATOR PROCTOR RETURNS.

Senator Rcdneld Proctor arrived in New
York from Europe Saturday ON the steam
ship Etrur!a. In an interview the Sena-
tor said to Il New York Herald reporter:
IL arrived In Paris one afternoon and left
the next morning so YOU can understand
that had not much time in which 10 get
about. | called At the rooms Of the peace
commission and stayed long enough to
say How dye | do not care TO discuss
the peace commission, nor have | any
thing to say about the Anglo Saxon al
lance. am pleased to see that MIR.
Roosevelt is running for governor of this
State, and / know that he is not only a
good republican, but that he is an excel
lent man and fearless In public lie.
have known Mr. Roosevelt for years.
feel that he vii, be elected"
When asked il the defeat of Roosevelt,
would, in his opinion, mean the rcpudia-
ton OF Mr.. Mckinley and his administra'
ton Senator Proctor said: Certainly II
would not. As FAR as | can see, it would
simply mean democratic victory in III,
State, and nothing more"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-03
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

Kirkpatrick defeated Prof Howes SAT-
urday Afternoon in the tennis tournament
thus winning the tournament. Prot.
Howes has played very little this fall and
consequently -ds in poor form, kirkpIt.
rick. on the other hand, was in excellent
shape. mis- side line placing being partic-
ularly good The score OF the sets was
i'll ii, 81
Tho lambda Iota fraternity held its an
nual initiation and banquet Saturday
evening The new members taken IN were
Waite, Senter and Warburton.
The freshman class held a meeting. Mon
day afternoon at 1880 O'Clock in Room
II, south. and elected the following per-
mauont officers: President, Kelley, vice.
pr, sdcnt. Miss Johnson; secretary, Hub
/ bard; treasurer, Senter; foot ball mana
ger. LarChar; member of conference COM
mttec +. o. Taylor; executive commit
tee; y. Kellogg, Hutchinson, ChadwicS
Grout and Miss May; serseaut-1t-armS
IL. Il. Martin.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-03
PROBATE COURT.
Business Transacted FOR the Week End
ing Nov 9 1898.

Charles I. I.add's estate, Milton, settle
meut of administrators account.
Joseph ). Cilley'S estate, Jericho, will
proved, appointment of T.. h. Williams,
Jericho, executor, and L. ii. Chaplin, Jer-
icho. and Tichenor Storey, Essex, commits
sioncrs and appraisers.
Dana Il. Bradford's estate, Jericho, APP
pointment of -. f.. Rood, Jericho, admin
istrltor de bonis non.
Harriet 5. Bradford's estate, Jericho,
appointment of d. +. Rood, Jericho, adj
mlnistrator
James Kidneys ct ais estate, Bangor,
y. v, appointment of Frances j. Brad
ford. Bangor, guardian.
Edward j. McGarshan. Richmond, APP
pointment of Daniel +. McGarghan, ST.,
Richmond. guardian.
Charles r. Partch's estate, Hinesburgh
appointment of G.. d. Boynton, Hines
hurgh, guardian.
Catherine Ritchie's estate, Burlington
settlement of administrator account and
decree.
Martha Hard's estate, South Burlington
appointment Of Henry Lawrence ST
George administrator and l.. ii. Talcott
and W. f.. Whitney, Williston, commits
e.oners ana appraisers.
Bridget Ladum's estate, Colchester, APP
pontment of y. A. Graves and II. V. Hor'
ten, Colchester, commissioners and APP
praisers.
Gabriel Wards estate. Burlington, APP
pointment of Charles Lafountain, Colchcs
ter administrator. and l.. c. Grant Bur
lington and IL. V. Horton. Colchester
appraisers.
Thomas 5. Glcason's estate, Burlington
appointment Of Catherine a. Gleason
burlington. administrative.
John Harold Gleason, Burlington, ap
pointmcnt of Catherine A. Gleason, Bur
lington, guardian.
Jane Il. Rings estate, Huntington, ap
pointmcnt of Walter L. Ring. Hunting
ton. administrator.
james Peck'S estate, Burlington, ap
pointmcnt of T.. +. Taft administrator ant
q. L. Ray ana H. s. Peck, commissioners
all Of Burlington.