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TRAGEDY AT BREMOND
\. s,,lbauer Is Dead and N. ?. Long Is
" Seriously Wounded.
IT, WERE NO WITNESSES 10 THE AFFAIR
.,e Left when the Difficulty
ns warrant Charging Long
with the Killing.

,..oond. Texas, January 21.--Last
Z, January 20, between the hours OF
l.a a o'clock. pistol shots we're heard
= a,rection OF the Cottage hotel Con-
4 -. 1--we was the first TO respond. Just
TN. reaching the hotel he met NJ. p.
y'ss druggist OF this place, running
y. a,rection of his drug store and
rom the direction of the Cottage
t'.., THE constable caught hold of him
/. ..ted him what the trouble was. He
fru,a ,has Max Stellbauer had shot him.
rent back to the drug store with
- and found him wounded in the
- ,sr of the abdomen. The ball passed
L.,rely through his body. He also had
1, urly wound on his head, caused from
.,,w with a six shooter. Mr.. Love then
~ m. hotel and found Max Stell-
III, saloon keeper and justice OF the
~. AZ this precinct. dying. with three
,.nods made by pistol; one just under
4, IA ave and two in the body. He
n,t few moments after Mr.. Love
,,,vss and never spoke after the shoot
I'M rhere we're no eye witnesses tt
H., ,hoong, as the only ones present left
|xher the difficulty came up and before
H. shooting began. Stellbauer used 49,
|rhle Long used 80. They fired Ave
|,ho,s each. Justice Mccall of precinct
|h.d an inquest this morning and issued
n x,rrant for Mr.. Long. Mr.. Long is not
Thought to be fatally wounded. Both mel
/ we're prominent and had. up to the diff
sulty last night. been good friends. Botf
F men leave family.
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panied by the following ladies': Mechanics
Detha. Eastman, C. O.. Barrett, W. ".
Barr. w. d. Adair and W. A. Hunter
The following Knights were present
from Palestine commandery; Sir Knights
Howard, Stuart. ogilvy. Kendall. Nance.
Allen, Moore. Adams. Edrniston aud
Douthitt. Mrs. Leland Douthitt accom-
panied them. The visiting Knights and
the ladies accompanying them were driven
around the city after the services by q
committee OF citizens.
i. w. Cronan, eminent commander Of
Ruthven commandsry No. . OF Houston.
was also visitor.
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CORNER STONE LAYING.
odd Fellows Dedicated Young Mems
business League Club.

cameron Texas January 2l.-Friday af-
'erncon at $3.50 o'clock the cornerstone of
Tue auditorium and Young Mems Business
League club rooms was laid by the mem
pers Of Cameron lodge No. 46. |. o. o. F.
me programme was beautiful and impress
Nse and the streets we're crowded with
n'nusiastic witnesses. After the usual
sna impressive services of the noble grand
= lae order Rev. C. G. Weaver was the
erslor OF the occasion and took his stand
" Top Of the dedicated stone. The orator
awe OF the past and present history of
W great State. The stone is made of
wsutltul gray granite and is one OF the
melpesi features of the building, and was
ls''sed IN Texas and made In the shape
! Masonic square, handsomely polished
~ laid IN the front of the building. On
yN slae IS inscribed the name Of the Off
~. ~ me business league and on the
'a me Young Mems Business League
y. sameron, Incorporated June "a, 1899
W ~ stone was presented 10 the league by
, MN W. = Heiey. When completed the
's'Ving VIII be the pride OF the city.
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Admitted to vail on Hnbcas Corpus.

habeas corpus trial of WIN Holloway,
charged with seduction. was Heard today
and he was granted bail in the sum Of
$4,000, which he gave 1t will be remem-
bered that at the first trial Holloway was
refused bail as the mother OF the girl
testified that she was under rs years OF
age and produced the family bible in evil
dence to corroborate her testimony. To-
day this evidence was disputed by the
physician who attended at the birth OF
the child. newspaper report OF The birth
and four other witnesses. The case has
caused a great deal Of Interest.
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PHILIPS A CANDIDATE
For Seat In the Twenty-seventh
Legislature.

LampasRs Texas. January I'D. W.
Philips. representative OF this the Fifty
third Legislative district CIampesas and
Burnet counties), is out IN a card today
announcing his candidacy for the TWEEN
ty-seventh legislature. Mr. Philips. while
agreeing with the proposed tax bill 10 the
main. finds therein some features which
he believes ought to be eradicatedi he In
not a corporation eater and believes that
factories ought TO be exempt from taxa
ton. at leest for time as he considers
that the future welfare Of the State de-
ponds much on tho factory question and
he thinks that a conservative course AT
this extra session towards factories and
capital will stop the cry that Texas is an
enemy 10 capital,
Mr.. Philips 10 an advocate OF liberal
libel law which Will be equitable to an
sides. He is pronounced in advocating
that published truth shall not be classed
as libeious matter
| ON the senatorial question Mr.. Philips
declines to be interviewed on the ground
| that the primaries would settle the mat
ter and that he would simply carry out
the wishes of his constituents.
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in the engine room within few feet Of
the boiler which exploded. was knocked
down and covered with bricks. but saved
by the remaining boiler being between.
Most OF the boiler was thrown About
fifty yards, The smokestack was thrown
high In the air and came down reversed
at some distance from the gin.
It was miraculous that many we're not
killed as there were three In the gin house
much OF which was blown all TO pieces,
and Mr., wuench's residence, with large
family, Is on the same lot.
Estimated loss about 1880.
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nuNT COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
Executive Committee Wants Cam
pnign Fund Subscribed To.

'Vs
Greenville, Texas. January 2O.--A part
OF the business transacted by the county
democratic executive committee yesterday
was the unanimous adoption OF the follow
Ing resolution. which Ia explanatory;
Whereas. The National democratic
ways and means committee In seeking by
popular subscription TO raise a National
democratic campaign fund, now, there
fore, be II
Resolved. BY the democratic executive
committee Of Hunt county, Texas, that we
hereby indorse said movement, and ws
hereby request each and every democrat
In Hunt county 10 give OF his or her
means any amount. however small, that
they feel able and we hereby recommend
that such sums be forwarded OF handed
to Howard Parker. Esq. OF Greeuyille
Texas. who has been duly authorized Ia
receive the same.
The committee will meet again soon "a
hx the date for the county primary and
10 transact such other business as may
be proper and necessary.
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cutting .rrny =, Te.arpnnn.

Tcxarkann. Texas. January n.--A DIM
Guilty occurred on the streets of this city
this morning between Bud Garrett and
Henry shufin. prominent citizens Of the
community In which pocket knives we're
freely used Garrett was cut four times
upon the neck and face and Is considered
dangerously wounded. shuhIn was slightly
cut In tho back.
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SMALLPOX.
More Case. mt wharton.

wharton. Texas. January 2l.-There has
been slight increase in the smallpox situ-
alton during the last fortnight. though the
mild form OF the disease robs 1t Of halt
its terrors. DIR. Andrews Is ever on the
qui vivo for the appearance OF the dis-
ease, and has II under perfect control
Isolation. good sanitary condition. and q
thorough knowledge Of the disease, render
him master OF the situation.
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R,chmond News Notes.

Richmond. Texas, January 2l.--Pianters and
farmers report the soil getting dry enough
for blowing; they have begun IN earnest to
make ready for the planting OF another crop
T. l. Booth, a prominent planter OF Booth,
Texas spent the day In Richmond.
s. &. Russell. Esq, left for Katy yesterday
on business
Bassett Blakely and wife OF Dallas removed
yesterday TO Richmond. and will be at home
here at the old BlAkely homestead.
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An Absurd Rumor.

Dallas, Texas, January 2L-Hon. J. W,
Bailey. congressman from the Fifth Texas
district, telegnsphs today from Washing
ton TO friends In Dallas that the report
sent yesterday from Denison that he is e
retire from the race for United States
senator and run for recollection To the
house Of representatives is too absurd 10
merit contradiction.
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WIN onno.e Gouxh

Greenvlie. Texas, January 2o.--Hon B.
r. Looney one OF the most successful and
popular attorneys In North Texas, an
nounees that he is a candidate TO sue
coed Hon. j. r. Cough OF Mckinney In
the state senate. He favors Bailey. but
will be guided by the primary instructions.
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YoAKuM LOCALS.
~ hey'vui Closed with IN linton
Meeting

'vshum' Texas, January 21.--The pro.
u Wv services conducted by Rev, II 4.
mans, which have been in progress at
" 'reshyterian church for the past two
. 800 closed with union service at the
,ps,ss church tonight. This afternoon
k,s o'clock Rev. Williams addressed a
III "anlenee at the opera house.
Nae Nae comity club are having fence
rrss, around their property on Gonzales
.u,,hs ney win soon take steps to still
I snas oeautity the grounds. Contractor
swSs WE. is doing the work.
:, ~ watson. who had his thumb bitten
~ negro during the Christmas holidays,
Tor ,r Sne 70 the hospital at San Antonio
s,r, ,ea.lhent. where IL was found neces-
n 70 ampuiate the injured member.
h rhsr saAaninlng trial of VIII Toland, who
il M sed With having killed T. H. Webb
;sre e'.y last Thursday, viii be held be-
'Anuary a. seS next "eunesuay'
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BOILER Exploded.
A Miracle that Several Men Were Not
Killed.

Runge. TEXAS. January 2o.--A boiler eS-
plosion occurred about o'clock this morn
ing at the wuenoh gin in Runge. The fire
had been made and Mr.. wuench, the own
or, who was iu another room, was about
to give orders TO have the engine started !.
be was hit on the side Of the head ty
some missile cutting him badly. though
not seriously and was AZ once enyelSrse
In steam. His is-ysar-old son, WHO Was
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TEMPLE TOPICS.
birthday of General Lee Was fit-
tingIy Observed.

tingIy Observed.
Temple. Texas, January 20-Last night
at wagners hall the anniversary Of the
birth OF General Robert L. Lee was ceie-
brated under the auspices OF the Lavinia
Porter Tailey chapter, u. d. G., to which
was assembled large audience Rev,
Mr.. wystt delivered very pretty ana
impressiev tribute TO the old hero. which
warmed the hearts OF all present
Miss Dixon read description of me
charge made at the Wilderness IN VT.
ginia. in which Lee proposed 20 ien' ~
MAS refused She was followed ny Mrs.,
Mitchell IN The Sword of lee. ana Mrs.
johnson. II Lay SIC Down 10 Die Vocal
solos by Misses woodson and Wyatt ano
Mrs. nd cor added greatly 70 Tue even
ing's entertainment a.,
The BAH given hy the Ladies OF the Na,,
cabees last night A. the Glover CLUB nsii
uss in every sense q grand success tbs
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,,nniannriIlc ,Intter..

jacksonville TeXas. January 2o-Exess
sive rains since the week before Christmas
no communication With Bryan for some two
weeks. The Nayasota is very high only q
fev mails from Huntsville for Beyersl weeks
on account OF high water, Farming interest
very much retarded on account OF extreme
wet weather
j. y. Randolph 10 still sick with pneumo'
MA not Improving much.
Mr. Morse Seay, young man, the Soa oil
Mr. Ed scay IS very low with pneumonia
has been sick for ten days.
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san Angelo knight. rcmpiar,.

San Angelo. Texas, January 2O.-At It's last
nights meeting Bulllnger commandery. No
2s. Knights Templsrs, Of San Angelo. elected
the following onicers for the ensuing term
Eminent commander, j. w. Knapp general
isslmo, John Findlater, Jr.; captain general,
r. n. IONS senior warden, Joseph Funk
junior warden, W 4. Wright treasurer, q.
H. Powell; recorder. II. A. Ronsome. The
newly elected officers VIII be installed at the
next regular meeting, being the third Friday
in February
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BONDED DEBT OF TnE STATE OF TEXAS.
NATURE OF ISSUE.

Frontier defense bonds, August s, 1870 ...-----
Floating debt bonds, March g. 1874 .,...
For redemption OF State debt, July s, 1876.
For retiring outstanding bonds, and for de-
hciency In revenue, April 81 1879 ......
For retiring outstanding bonds. and FOR de-
ncency in revenue, April Il. 1879 .........,
For retiring all per cent frontier defense
bonds OF August 5, 1870 held by individuals
act April s, isSe--same sold to special funds
For retirement OF past due bonds, act May ?,
ieso ,,.....-... .......... ..s..
For retirement OF past due bonds, act May 2
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GainesyilIe Texas January so~-Last night
about 1850 O'Clock the negro porter on the
north bound Santa Fe train was shot by an
unknown white man whom he bad elected
from the blind baggage The man knocked
rbe negro down before shooting him and then
sired two shofs the second misstng its
mark The wounds are not considered dan
Esrous They we're dressed here ans Tbs
porter ssnt 20 HE HON. In Temple.
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Flatonia, Texas January q Miss May
Perry of Rockdale is here on visit,
Miss Daisy Woods loft this week for
San Antonio 10 spend the rest OF the
winter.
Miss Kate Wheeler has returned from
Arlington. where she has been teaching
an elocution class.
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MEMORIAL SERVICES
ny knights Tempiars n
Crockett

q. s@e''' Texas January 2i.-Paiestine
s.,' '-aHoery No. 3. knights Templars. Of
x - and Trinity commandery No. 20
~. 4'.slile' held Joint memorial SER
A.,.s evening at the Presbyterian
e., - honor Of Sir Knights John Me-
ersssad ana W. ]. Murchison, recently
Netsss,, ne services were beautiful and
t1or,rs and the music delightful. The
Hlni.vs,,. nnighis We're present from
1alrh,, T Mckinney F.. c.. Sir
Frris, ,sarrets Eastman. Bart. Sather,
krtr ceaair; srshan. Robinson, Mallory
~. ,.eaii X NJ Barr. X. y. Law
"p'evill. rcunn,snders vas accom-
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round Dead In ped.

sherman, Texas, January 2i.--Mrs,
James w. Denlson was found dead in bed
this morning. She retired in her usual
good heAlrN last evening Her husband
awakened about O'Clock this morning TO
find her already dead. Heart trouble
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Com .Jonc. NJ Nncogdoches.

Nacogdoches, Texas, January 2o.--The noted
evangelist, Rev. Sam r Jones, is billed 70
lecture here on the night Of the seth instant
under the auspices OF the ladies' Of the FIST
piied 10 cancel the debt on their new build
inc
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sneaker sheriff. Has Gone to Austin.

Greenville. Texas. January 21.-speaker
Sheriff. left last evening for Austin to as
sist in looking after arrangements for the
converting Of tho legislature In special
session on Tuesday.
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EnIaemic Among Mich Cows.

Reagan, Texas, January 2o--An epidemic
prevails among the cattle Of this community
about 40 per cent Of the mllch COWS IN ne
town have died in the last two weeks mons
erai arc sick now. On examination II proves
TO be lung trouble,
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HUNTSVILLE NOTES.
The Enect Of the New Schedule on
Branch Traiar.

Huntsville. Texas January si-~uuhsr fbs
new schedule effective todsy, trains Leave
her. a. "a Tor the north, returning 81
la.-e . M 4.ic . 70 north and south. re-
,urnt.s At s,2s m ii'io night south r..
tgrning e;4s a. NJ. The nsT schedule puts tbs
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Marshall. Texas. January ao.-4sity
Physician c. r. Hsrsrove was called 70
zee Grant washington, ooiorsd man who
lives In the outskirts Of the rtiy, this
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morning. The doctor al once declared the
man had smallpox. Washington had bean
at Shreveport. arriving here yesterday.
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Harrisburg
Washington
Indebtedness consequently
In the above table.
Evening journal., 1900-06-27
Hack coata.

An English clergyman, rather pom
pous Of mnnner. according 20 Spare
Moments, was fond of chatting with a
witty chimney sweep.
Once. when the minister returned
from his summer holidays, he happen
cd to meet his youthful acquaintance
who seemed to have been at work.
Where have you beenY" asked the
clergyman.
Sweeping the chimneys nc the VIC
arage," was the boys answer
"How many chimneys are there, aud
how much DO you get for eachF was
the next question.
Tho sweep saad there were % chin
neya and that he was paid a shilling
apiece.
The clergyman, nfter thinking mo-
ment. looked at the sweep in apparent
astonlshment. "You have earned d
great deal OF money IN a little time
he remarked solemnly, wondering
probably. what the sooty fellow woul'
reply.
yes" snh the sweep, throwing hl
bag over his shoulder as he started
away. "We who wear black coat
get our money very easily
Evening journal., 1900-06-27
81 uet,nr.

ST. Helena is "a great place FOR caves
and hills. Both abound, particularly
the Inter. Geologically speaking, the
island IS largely II not wholly, vol
oanlc. and lot Of extinct craters are
apparent. Some OF the pinnacles have
queer names. such as Lots Wife, the
Man and the Horse. the Asses Ears,
Holdfast Tom. Old Joan Point stone
Top. otc.
The only inhablted place Is james
town, which has a population of about
$500 1t lies IA a deep valley sur
rounded by very high hills. II Is not
particularly healthy place. Ladder
hin IL where the government house Is
situated. It Is so called because of The
almost preclpitous ladderlike wooden
stairs. by which It's activity OF 900
feet has 10 be scaled
Nearly four miles inland from James
town ls an Isolated farmhouse, on ai
elevated plateau about 1000 feet abovl
the sea. This IS Longwood, where Na
poleon lived from 1915 until he diet
there. in 1921. The house is a long
low whitewashed. fairly trim building
with extensive outhouses, some nthe
fine old trees and a good bit Of decen
farm land.
Evening journal., 1900-06-27
GAS PRODUCERS DELAY
STEEL MAKING PLANT

Under the supervision OF Engineer
Wezen, the big sixty-ton ladies at the
Diamond State Steel Works are being
fitted with a topping equipment These
huge ladies' are handled by the 75-ton
electric crane, and are to be used In
topping of the metal from The fur
naces. When the ladies are full ot
liquid metal the weight of ladle and
contents is about seventy tons.
The hydraulic system, including the
pumps, is about finished, and the ma
nipulation Of the ingots by compressed
air will soon be in evidence.
If il we're not for the failure in finish
ing the gas producers for the oper
hearth furnaces the plant would turn
out steel during this month.
The small building erected for the
use of the chemist is about finished
4 and ready for occupancy, and cars ar'
running on the new elevated railroad.
Soaking pit furnaces and part of thu
rolls Will be finished by July 1, but /
is impossible to say at what time tn
gas producers viii be in operation.
Evening journal., 1900-06-27
MEDICAL SOCIETY
ISSUES LICENSES

The Medical Council OF Delaware met
In the judges parlOr at the Court
House. at noon to-day.
The examining hoard representing
the president and fellows of the state
Medical Society. certified that the fol-
lowing have passed successful eAami-
nationsi
John S. Andrews, New Castle county
Harry C. Tull,of Somerset county, Md
Joseph e. Traynor, of Wilmington;
James C. Mcclure Williamstown, N
IT,. Samuel T.. Cuhbage, of Felton,
George NJ. Adams. OF Baltimore; George
| T.. Campbell Of Selbyville; Oscar J.
Powell. OF Philadelphia; Meredith !
/ Samuel, of Wilkesbarue Pa. License
/ were issued to them by the Medica
Council of which the Hon. Charles B
Lore. Dr. /. S. Vallandigham and Dr
/ T.. S. Anderson M'e members.
Evening journal., 1900-06-27
DIPHTHERlA Is
STILL PRIV VALENI
Residents in the Western Sec.
ton Of the City Fear
an Epidemic

Diphtheria is still prevalent in the
Western part Of the sitg, and resi-
dents i'm that section fear an epidemic
Of the dread disease.
At the Board Of Health office there
are now fourteen cases Of diphtheria
reported. and although the health oti-
GERS are doing all in their power to
stamp out the disease, it still c0ntin-
ues to spread. Two children OF Levy
Gourt Commissioner John Meaiey are
suffering with the malady, and yester-
day the death of 7-year-old John. j.
Kloner, of Sixth and Jefferson streets
was reported.
The epldemic. il It can so be called
Is confined entirely to the northwestern
! and southwestern sections, no eases
being reported on the East Side.
Evening journal., 1900-06-27
BeantifnI Engravings

The second edition Of f. NJ. Wagner's
beautiful book. Souvenir Of Whining
ton, will be ready tomorrow, and all
orders viii be filed at once. The book
contains beautiful half-tone engravings
Of principal points of interest, includ-
ing the best exterior and interior views
OF Old Swedes Church ever made. The
views Of the BrandyWine and Shellpot
Park are particularly fine, and all are
large enough to make very pretty pic
lures framed. The book is certainly
a work Of art, and it seems almost i'm
possible that IL can be sold for Is cents
Copies may be obtained OF principa
newsdealers. and at the Union New.
stand. p, w. & B. depot
Evening journal., 1900-06-27
IMPORTANT Will
CASE DECISION
udge SpTuance Hands Down
Opinion in the SimnS
viii Controversy

Judge Spruance sat in Orphans
hourt this morning and handed down
I'M important decision in a Will case.
He decided that non-residents could
ot under the Constitution take ex-
Ieption to the accounts Of an admins
|rator.
The case was that Of John II. Simms,
administrator of the estate Of the late
Joshua l.. Simms, to whose accounts
Iix exceptions were taken by Margaret
d. Larkin and Susanna e. Sites, both
lf Philadelphia. Joshua L. Simms
HE'D on June 3, 1892, leaving an estate
alued from $4,000 to $4,000. In 1894
{ he accounts We're passed upon by the
ourt. On January Is, 1900, the excep-
lions 10 the accounts were filed.
Infmoving for the dismissal Of the
l sceptions, Harry p. Joslyn, counsel
Tor Simms, argued an insufficiency OF
Form, vagueness and uncertainty In
Four exceptions, and statute of limlta.
z |ion in the other two. The court sus.
aimed Mr.. Joslyn's arguments. T. Bay
sird Heisel represented the exceptants
i The exceptants were directed to pa!
&nosts.
The following guardians were ap
pointed; Alpheus p BOylan for Estella
q Charles +. and Elma B. Boylan; Reu
2Den w. WOlters for Helen w. Rice; tn
Equitable Guarantee and Trust Com
#pany for Mary e. and Annie V. Sin
&cOck: William II. Churchman fO
Charles r. Churchman.
An order for the partition of tn
real estate OF Edward Hart was grant
led. Return Of sales Of the property {
HJoseph Tatnall was made by AshtO
NR., Thomas and Richard r. Tatnal
land by Laura b. Farra for property {
Nthe late John c. Farra. Both return
Nwere confirmed.
The freeholdersa appointed to make pa
Htition Of the real estate of Margaret
EYarnall, made return Of no partitio
#but appraised the property az Sl.10
Charles b. Evans was appointed tru
tee to sell.
Court adjourned to July 9.