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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08
.Osobyy til wymienione i tysiace innych zosta1y Wyleczone przez
ORA Hama poIecaia 90 jake uczciWego i umieietnego lekarza:

Hgnacy Golebowski, Florida, N. Z.
Anna Myuk, Chicopee Falls, Mass.
lMaciejCiesielsH ChicopeeFall, Mass
"a. D0mrzalski, Long l. City, Ny.
Frank Ro6, Coplay, Pa.
!Jan W6jcik, ManGyunk, Pa.
|Staniefaw Mosiniak, Washburn, Wie
IRuttersberger, New Kensington, Pa
Frank WisnieWski, Pittsburg, Pa.
BE-. Vaughan Toledo, o.
II. ROzanOwsH, Detroit, Mich. o
IMichaf Bartkowiak, SouthBend, Ind
Han Petras, Raritan, n. J.
Andrzej Santa, Glen Jeane, W. Va.
Fred Kozniak, Cheboygan, Mich.
sWojciech Przybylsk, Lorain, Ohio
!Majchrzycki, Buffalo, N. Y.
L.. Ievandowski, Bloomfield, Nj
IGrajkowski, Vodnany, So. OAK.
Jan Bednarek, Depew, n. Y.
.iKonstanty Jabfonski, Athens, Pa.
lkoriba, Ashley, Pa.
tom Andrews, Brockton. Mass.
IA. Winkler, Depew, N. Y.
IN. Poniatowsh, Dillonvalle, Ohio.
Fran. Kozicki. Gastonville, Pa.
!. IT an Barlik, Manayunk, Pc.
Webster, Rilay, Ne.
John Buresk, Green Bay, Wis.
EWt. Glinski, Chicopee, Mass.
,ikacwinski, So. Chicago.
JOIN Szvmanski: New York, n. Y.
iKabot, Keeneen, Wis.
.Zofia Brenza, Congo.
Win. Firnat, Castle Gate, Utah.
EM. Slauty, Castle Gate, Utah.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08

iAndrzej Manzik, Syracuse, N. Z.
Antony Qufejko, New Britain, Ct.
lSta. Sobotks, New Britain, Conn.
ITekla RozpfochoWska, 8. Bend, Ind,
lJ6zef Krzak, Saginaw, Mich.
aprzycks, Wilmington Del.
]Ignacy Polg0nis, EdwardsYille, Ind
Jan B4k,t Hazleton, Pa.
w. Michalsd, Berlin, Conn.
lJ6zefA OszakieWska, Baltimore, Md
Paul Puhala, Clarence, Pa.
(Michaf Strzyzyhsh, Chicago, Ill.
!J6zef Mosinski, Chicago. III.
dan osinsky, Douglaston, n. 7.
wv. Nowak, Amsterdam, n. =.
Is. Polesk. Nj. Alterboro.
J6zef R~ogalinski, Milwaukee, Wis.
Mary Thor, Carlton, Wis.
|Naciej RakczynsK, Detroit, Mich.
Nv. Starostka, Silver Creek, Nebr.
Ludwik Pazurik, WestSuperior, Wis
Nv. WojciechowsH, Pittsburg, Pa.
INowakowski, WelIham, Md.
II. Walentowicz, Pittsburg, Pa.
ii. l.. Churchill. Easton, n. Y.
lAgnieszka Koscianska, Buffalo, NY
|Rozalia Jagodzinska, La Sale, Ill.
Is. Wi6nieWska, Washington, Pa.
|J6zef WisniewsE, Hampden, Mass,
lWeronika Jedrzejewska, Chicago.Ill
Jan LublinsH, Claridge, Pa.
Julian Bernat, Chicago, Ill.
Peter Romonyak. Scott Haven, Pa.
la. kruszczy1ska, Dnnkirk, =. /.
IAndrzej Buczkowski, Nanticoke, p
Leonard Cykowski, Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08

Simon Teepoo, Nashapaug, Conn.
John ThOrman, Rice, III.
Joe Lukes, Gilberton, Pa.
Johan Hovan, Elmora, Pa.
BENZ aryzyk, Youngstown, Q.
Frank Eukaszswicz, Buffalo, N. Y.
Waenty Jakobowsh, Pittsburg, Pr
Jak6b Skiba, Chicopee Falls, Mass.
WING. Martin, Edwardsdale, Pa.
Andy Deminkes, Braddock, Pa.
Andr. Velebir, Belt, Mont.
J6zef Hazner, Simpson, Pa.
J6zef Rybczyhski, Waterbury, Com
Andrzej Kowalsh, Plymouth, Pa.
T. Keller, Berlin, Wis.
Stan. Matuszak. Green Ridge, I'll.
s. Miller, New York, n. Y.
Henry Neuman, White Pigeon, Ill.
Mateusz NoWakowski, LaSalle, Ill.
A. Czyzewsk, Troy, n. Y.
hukasz Pociocha, Menekaunee, Wi!
Adam Dndek, Stanwood. Mich.
Jozef Uhrin, Elmora, Pa. Camb. Ct
Wawrzyn Matpszak, Buffalo, n. y
Jan Jusewicz, Southport, Conn.
Andrew Kusper, Buffalo, n. Y.
Neuman, WhitaP Pigeon, WhiteSideIl
Observation-Disclosures, Webster, Mas
*. Mandziorsky, Mahanoy City, Pc
Krystyna Einehier, Barnesboro, Pc.
NJ. Serdensl.i. Buffalo. y. Y.
Frank Krause. Syracuse. 4. Y.
MARGIN kamiaha.i, Glasgow, Monc.
J6zef Nowicki, Mount Carmel, Pa.
J6zef idardac, CfantviIe, Mass.
Ma1olepszr, cleveland, Ohio.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08
z Prus Polskich.

/, CHOJNICE. " niedsieie
d. 19~go. kwietn'aa' prrzyszio v
Czersku do znacznych rozruucbov'
2 lokalu, p. JedryczE wYproshono'
dw6ch halasnik6w, a CT 70 zemsty
zacxe|i rzuca6 kamieniami do oklen'
Wkr6tce zebrato sic W pobl'zu
spore grono ludzi, a naraz ktos "a"
wo1al. Idzc,e leple1 zYdom okna
wybijaG! Ma to has}o t4um z okrsy-
k,em hep hep! pob:eg} pred boz
mice, powyb'jat szvby, a nastepp'e
pot}ukt szybY u kantora Rosenbau~
ma , kupc6w ~zydowskich Airsch~
brut ha, Glassa. >Rosenthala / In
nych. w kohcu zebra}o sic okoto
1900 ludzl, Sauer musiaf uzyc pa
}asza. zanim zdolat t}umy rozpe-
dziG. - w zesziY poniedzl.4ek 3D.
by}y SIG pred tuteisza 'sba karna
rozprawv sadowe przec1wko ucze3
stnikom owyoh r%ozruch6w: Pre-"
.}nchano oxolo so swladk6w. Za-
den z oskarzonych ME przVznaf
sic do why. Mimo to skazaf SAD
robotnika Micheliss ma 4 m'esiace
diva tygcdnle w1szienia, panto~
flarza Scbilla ma 4 miesiace wiezie-
MIA. ucznia ~szewskiego .Behendt'a
robotnika Silla kazdego na'3 mle"
SIEGE Wlezlenla, ocznta -" "'eN1o
60 Resmera. syna gburskiego
Suszka, robotni1a CAGE i murarza
Wepzela, kazdego ma l m'es'ec
wiez,euia Il letnigo oh}opca Jas
nccha ma 8 dnl a%resztu, mlstrza
rzezznicklego Lipskiego ma ~ NIX.
karv. Uwoln1ono tYlko dz,ewczYne
Gertrude We'land. Pemieday
skasanymi znaiduje sig piestet7
kilku Polak6w. 1 czyz ci zYdzi
warcl tego, ably Polak ola INCH
dostaA sic do wiezien'a "a ha4asy
i wybrianle szyb?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08

Ej6zef Stachufa, Chicago Ill.
Mary Krafochvl, Wo0dyille, Pa,
Frank kiss, Baltimore, Nd.
Samuel HUNK. Cop1ay, Pa.
ian Weiss. Dunkirk, NY.
d. Witczak, Philade1pia, Pa.
W. Reznfczek, Ciclone Bell, Tex.
|Jicek Ramon, eileen Lyon, Pa.
|LudWika Cyron, Toluca, Ill
august Matkebel, Kelly.
Jan Crosse, E.. Helena, Montana,
Peter Netzel, Virginia, Nebr.
Mary Kochier, Wampum, Wis.
IN. Wtisch, Erie, Pa.
lJ6zef LeWandoWeki Jersey CITY, Nd
|Koecielnik, Minersville, Pa.
lLorenZ Lawniczak, Marinette, Wis.
John. Fodder, Spring Valley, Ill.
Tom. Pabijan, Trauger, Pa:
Is. Biernacki, Trenton, M.
IJan Kane1is, Elgin, Pa
4 Woikulanis, Alexandropol, kauka;
hichai Pakulski, Pittsburg, Pa.
Ia. Szwuikajtus, West Pittston, Pa.
IJan Dalilsatny, Chicago, III.
Nv. Glinsk, Chicopee Mass.
II. Andrzejczuk, Winnipeg, Canada.
Ia. Golan, Pittshurg, Pa.
a. Gorejenko, New Britain, Conn.
ANNA u odlinska, Detroit Mich.
l0zef Harner, Simpson, Pa.
tJoe Urban, New Britain, Conn.
Robert Rankin, Detroit. , ich
Ia. Rawa, South River, y. Y.
(J.K Delckta, Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08
z " powiecie

ZRADEGO5ZCZY " powiecie
Starogardzkim p1sza do Gaz. Gdan-
skiei. w nasze] gmin,e, sk{adaja"
Gel sic z 4Wiosek, jest tylko 1edsn
Niemiec (!), zreszta Gala ludnosc
polsko katoliczka. Dotychczas mie~
l,smny sc}tyss Polaka ka,olika.
Poniewaz atoli 6 letn,e urzedowa-
ME tegoz SIC ~skohczy}o wyzuaczono
move wYbory. Majac jak nsjwie'
ksze zaufanie do starego so!tysa,
wybrsl16mY go ma dalsze lat 6. lecz
wyb6r ME zosta} zatw'erdzonY, tyl-
ko wyznaczone ponowne wyborg,
ktore atoli wypad}Y jak ,plerwszym
razem. Pc ki;ku tygoduiach otrzv~
malismy oG lan"rata zawiadomle-
NE, il soltYsam m'auowanY zostaf
iedynY " gminie Niemiec Krsss.
Pisali6my JUL dws.rasy do wydsla~
] lu spuowlato wego v reJ spraw'e,
lecz ME otrzymal,smy navel odpo~
.uiedzi. Tax wyglada r6wno up'aw~
nienie " Prusach. "
MALBOR0, - w Buchwal~
#d.ie orano piugiem parowym.
sMassyn,sta Cyeanowski. se'edzacy
a Is pugu spadi ; niego v csas'e
s6rLi ! dostawesy s,e pod odk}adn'e,
poDiiosi snisrd .. nie1scu.
%
WCzAJCU pod .Wysokae zna.
Ill. ]! dn IS, 81 = I. n po'sr.e domtn
sl.sneso wdowa Wio.'s3hiska,
3 4 n I. q IN. 4 - " : 81
'l;z,RlARlSs'Ks,as.-zgorxasy n y j 4
VI s.opy . dI.even .fabryk' l'sstw
rams do obra.or Haosego. Row
] nocsesn,s ssalal ogieh y leslie pod
SRyslsm,, kt6sy ~zD'szasysl drsewo-
!. lrs.s,,.eni ! Aast, m6rg,
11gggSSs II ssssg1. . AZ, s-A ssAs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08
.~CHHkMINSKA dYec..sya:

&%&| Ts&n#%#
~CHHhMINsKA dyec.'sya
I JUL drugi ksplan umarf : syop
kt6r.y pred p6lsora roku WysW'e.
cent zostall. Jest to ks. unl'an
Najdrowski, pqehodzacy 2 poo
Nowepom,asta mad Drweca Me-
bozczyk urodz,i sic 8-go maja
1927. Studya gimnazyalne odbY1
val v Nowemm1escie / Che]mnie.
Ma Wielkanoc r. 1895 wstapii do
seminaryum duchownego W Pel-
plinie. ), Wyswiecony ma kap4ana l
kvietnla 1899, urzeGowa}s try
6wlercie roku jake wikary W Sub
kowach. z powoiu s1ahosci pier
sjowei z pozwoleniem W{adzy
Duchownej leczy} SIG W domu
chorych W Che}mnie pod opleks
Si6str Wincentek Kllkakrotnie
zasilony Sakramentami swietemi
zmarf tam " czwar:ek IL zm. "
% roka zYcia a 2 roku kaplanstwa"
Mech spoczYwa " pokeiu1!
Z ~Poznahskiego
w GRABOWIE .zakohczyl
zywot> d~eczesny dz,ekan, 6p. x.
Nawrocki.
49,
W K~LASZTORZE gostYhskim
Fl ipin6w ma Jasnel Gore miesz~
kaja ksleza emerycl1 mieszksc ma
ia nadal. Ks;eza F'lipinl przeniesli
sic do Tarnowa, W GaIicyi, a doc
bra, przssz4o 5 tYs,ecy m6rg ma
lace obszaru, wzieto W a%dm'nistra-
eva rzadowa cd r. 1873.
SRODA. Gmina Izdebno ma
bye po}aczona a mlastem .hostrzy-
nem'w jsdos gm'o9'
w KOSINCU pod Skokami
byl pozar il goskodarza Kurdel-
sk!ego. IONA prey ratowaniu tax
sic porarzy}a, re W kilka godzln
amar4a, Spal'1y sig budyn~
ri, lecz asekuracy, zboza l rucho-
nose; ME bY4o, tylko ia przYmu-
sowa, IA badynki. Ponlosi eaten
sLraty.
KUPNO ZIEMI. - Folwark
pod Strza1kowem obej-
nn]acy 500 m6rg obszaru, dotych-
,zas W pos,adan:u Niemca, kupit
'odak pasz pan Stan,s}aw Pepjhski.
- SzczeGs mu Boze!
SRODA.- Sledztwo w~Ykazaic,
:e wdowe Siiwihska z Gleeza 20
brat ]ei, czeladnlk m}Ynnr..
K, K|amens i,anuner. no zhro1ni /
chce on sic ]eszcze przy2nac,
llesstwlerdzono, 10 W mlelscu zkad,
',rzaf padf, Langner stat ma stano..
!
KRUSWICA, Brac,a Antoni
Ludwik SzwaruoRie. ohvwatale
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08
SLASH

BYTOM. Towarzyst~o
gimnast7ozne Sok6l v Rytom'u
samierzaio ursadzic zabawe zimowa
" kt6rej sklad smia9y wej6S Owls
czenia gimnastyczne, spiewy I
tance. PobcYa da{a ~pozwolen;e pod
warunk,em, 10 tylko tzl0nkowie
vienna udzia{ W zAbaw1e / to- "
koncu z tan1cami-ale be- niewlast!
Rozmaite policya teraz pope}aia
wynalazk', ale takiego dotad ~jeszcze
ME byio. To tel nlewYs}owiona
~w1zjecznosc nice beda pauie i
panny bytomskie, re urzad pol,cyj.
ny uchronl{ ]e pred e%pidemiczna
choroba palpitacyi n6g. tax zawsze
skorych do chor6b tego rodzaju.
B}ogle czasy v krsju, W ktdrYm
wzgledY saDitarno p%olicy1ne tax
daleko. %posu0ikto, ! tax gorliwle
bywaj9 przeprowadzaue!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08
Farnha ma sprxedai

Obejmule 200 akr6w - polo.
wa pod p}ugiem. Ziemla pszenna,
iaknsilepaza. Wym}aca sig dotad
oko}o 2 tys;ace buszll zboza. 20
ARROW dobrze og%rodzo1ych dr6tem
"a pastwisko j 80 ARROW 1aki l
boru M opal. Budynki " dobrym
porzatku, dom ,fra1m" obmurc'
wany cegla wyglada jak jaki pa1ac.
Stajn,al Spichlerz fraim i hunk.
Dc ko5cioia polsk'ego " Alber~
Gle 6 mil, do Mast take ~niedaleko.
K:oby chciaf te farne kupi6, ME
cha] Sc zgiosi pod adresem: Franz
clszek Bardonsk,, Gilman P. o.,
Benton Co.. Minu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08

chas S Fee, General Passenge,
Agent. St Paul, Mimi Ia 6 CEN
tow poslemy ksiazeczke pod tytutem
W o nder1and 1900 z obrazkami,
oplsujace na]peknieisz9 i najzyzpiejsze
okolicene %p6}uocnym zachodzie-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08

KRUSWICA, Brac.a Antoni
Lud~ik szwaroowie. obywatele
krus wiccy, miell zap}ac;6 20 15C
marek karY p,enie3nel ze rzekomo
zmlenil; na.wisko rodx,nne re
Schwarz ma Sxwaro. ,Prxeciwko to-
mu wyrokowi PROFESSIONAL wywo-
dzac, ze rodzlna len przesx}o 800
lat jest polska i talk pic cz}onkow,e
jcj p,ssli. Sprawl ia ros.}a pod
sad karny mowroc}awski, q obron.
ca iowod4H tego. co interesenci
g'os,li. Sad ME wydat wyroko, Cd
'roczy} tYlko ter,nin IS l tygodn,e,
,.qdajac dowoddw ma ten rodzai
ze ojcleo i d,iad TAX sic
plsali,
WIARUSAl
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-20
ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN

Man wasn't made to suffer but ac-
cidents will happen, and to meet such
cases, Nature designed the roots,
herbs, gums and leaves for the heal
ing of the nation. Natures way to
treat a cut, bruise or burn. Is to
cleanse, draw and heal, and that's the
way Kickapoo Indian Salve acts-just
as nature acts. II acts that way, be-
cause II is Natures own remedy. COM
pounded from materials gathered In
Natures infalible laboratory; unadul-
terated, pure and simple. The same
ingredients found in Kickapoo Indian
Salve were In use for centuries before
the Red Men divulged II to the Pale
Face. They healed nations ages ago,
they act the same today. Hebron
Drug Co., agents for the Klckapoo In
dian Remedies.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-20


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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-20

CALL aHd lsi NJ sboy than 20 yos
and quot, you Our Price oE
thcm.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-20
\ Smart Reply.

Louis XVIII was one day engaged In
some business of state with his Minis
ter of Finance. When they both We're
about to take their seats at large ia
BILE, covered with multitude of papers,
the Minister, absorbed in thought, me.
chemically placed his. .snuffbox and
handkerchief on the table The King
on seeing this, good humoredly obserr-
ed;
why, you are emptying your peck
cts, my dear f."
Sire" replied the statesman, quick
ly recollecting himself, at is better a
Minister should empty his pockets thai
I'LL them. boston Journal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-20
ANNOUNCEMENT.

DIR. c. B. COOPER having this day
formed partnership with DIR. J. 7. Nc
DONALD, formerly San Francisco, tn
fnn Of DRS. COOPER & MCDONALD
will carry on the practice, occupying the
Offices formerly used by Dr. Cooper,
OFFICE HOURS:
DR.. Conper-S:3o to 10 a, M, to and
7toSp. m.
DR.. McDonali 10 a. m. to ? p. m, 7
to 8 p. m.
SUNDAYS DIR. Cooper, $50 to 10 a, M
DR.. Mcdonald, to p, m, Telephone
I5I.
September ", 1900.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-20

JUICY FRUIT PULPS.
The freshest In town at Benson,
Smith & Co.'s.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-20

The Evening Bulletin, rs cents per
month.
Fine Job Printing at the Bulletin
Once.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-20

DR.. Cooper will present all bills ln'
Cured prior to the formation OF the part
nership through his collector. I63Sml
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-20

Fine Job Printing at tbs Bulletin
Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-06
baptist Ministers. Union.

The Baptist Ministers Union met at the
Metropolitan Baptist Church, street be-
tween 18th and 18th streets northwest,
Monday last at 11:3O am, Rev. Shelton
Miller. DID,, president. in the chair Rev.
j. G. Loveing serving as secretary Devo-
tional exercises were conducted by Rev.
Chas. N. Pryor, assisted by Rev. A. B.
Ham. Rev. Geo. W. Lee, DID,, offered a
resolution that committee of five be ap-
pointed to draft resolutions of coincidence
with Rev. James H. Lee. DID,. the treas
urer of the union, in the loss of his wife by
death. 1t was unanimously adopted. The
committee appointed consists of Rev. VIM.
P. Gibbons. Revs. N. Allen. Geo. W. Lucas,
Theodore Williams. VIM. B. Goff
An invitation was extended by Rev. A. B.
Ham to the union for the members to at
tend his installation as pastor of Mount
Airy Baptist Church, K street between 4th
and 9Th streets northwest. resolution
offered by Rev. ]. T. Clark, B. D., that the
invitation be accepted was adopted. Rev.
1. Toliver invited the union to take a part
in his missionary services during this week.
every evening, at his charge. Liberty Bap-
fist Church. corner 18th and E streets
northwest
Rev. Robt. Johnson, MD. was elected
installation officer for the union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-06
PENSION FRAUDS PROSECUTED.
Pleas of Guilty Entered In variou.
Cases.

Pleas of Guilty Entered In Various
Cases.
Simeon Ray of Jackson, N. c., recently
pleaded guilty at the United States district
court at Raleigh, that state, of having
falsely claimed pension as the James Ray
who served in Company F. S7th United
States Colored Infantry. and who died in
Elizabeth City county, Va, in 1868.
The defendant told the Judge that pen
sion agent had advised him that the name
of James Ray was on the rolls and that all
he had to do to get pension on his SER
vice was to file claim, admitting that he
had never been in the service at all and
had never seen Ut known the soldier.
Peter F. Reid, pension agent of Mapps-
burg. Va, pleaded guilty in the United
States district court at Norfolk of having
collected an illegal fee for his services in
the pension claim of Susan Matthews.
He furnished satisfactory evidence that
he had returned the amount Illegally OBJ
tanned. and was fined S25.
William E. Reed. alias Elias Reed, alias
Wesley Reed, of Gregory, Clark county,
Mo, pleaded guilty in the United States
district court at Hannibal of having filed
false claim for pension by personating Wes-
ley Reed. who served in Company C, 9th
Illinois Infantry, and who died in 1850.
He was sentenced to two years imprison-
ment in the Jefferson City, Missouri peni-
tertiary and to pay a fine of 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-06
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
Opinions Handed Down Affirming De-
creen of Lower TribunaIs.

crees of Lower Tribunals.
The Court Of Appeals late this afternoon
handed down an opinion. written by Mr..
Justice Shepard, affirming the judgmen. Of
the lower court in the case of William L.
Hauptman, Georgeanna Hutchins and Car
yer Hutchins, her husband, Charles D. Col
Inns and Anna Collins, his wife. and others.
appellants, against Helen c. Carpenter and
George W. Carpenter, her husband, Mary
husband, Helen K. Bremerman. widow, and
others. The original suit was one in equity
involving the construction of the will of
Daniel Hauptman, who died November 4,
1873.
In an opinion written by Mr.. Justice Nor
ris and also handed down late this after
ncon the Court of Appeals has affirmed the
decree Of the lower court in the case of
Jane C. Heitz, appellant against John
Starey jerks, William Henry jerks, Rachel
jerks Randolph. Sarah L. Crane and Rich
ard W. Tyler. The proceeding was one in
equity to vacate sale of certain real estate
al the northeast corner of 9th and G streets,
in this city. made under a deed of trust
The proceeding resulted in decree dismiss
ing the bill of complaint: and from that de-
cree the complainant appealed.
The decree of the lower court, by opinion
written by Mr.. Justice Morris, is affirmed,
with COSTS in the case of the United Sc
of Pennsylvania, appellant, against Hattie
A. Bond.
In an opinion written by Mr.. Justice
Shepard, the decree of the lower court is
affirmed in the case of William May, ap
pelant, against Charles c. Bryan