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Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
FLOATING EXPOSITION TO BE
WELL LAUNCHED
DETAILS NOT YET PUBLIC
President of New Organization De-
clares That Novel Enterprise
includes Many Projects of
Commercial Importance

Within the next week it is expected
that the Exposition Ship company will
have procured lease on a fast sailing
steamer for which negotiations are
now being carried on and that, follow
ing the signing of papers, the full plans
of the management will be made pub
lie.
After the ships arrival in San Pedro
harbor it will undergo changes. The
largest possible floor space will be pro-
vided and the vessel will be fitted up
for the exhibits which it is expected to
carry to foreign ports
"In our organization, said w. E.
Ransom, president of the company
yesterday, our charter gives us a
field which is entirely outside all that
are given by the charters of any of the
commercial bodies. The membership
is, however, composed of representative
men from all the different organiza-
tions having commercial purpose.
Many Projects Involved
w nat 10 Tie ODJtCl VI SutIl ldl &c
capitalization? Will it require $1,000
600 to expound the virtues OF Southern
California in the sixty days cruise of
your ship?" Mr.. Ransom was asked.
THE floating drummer is only one
of the things which is to be promoted
by the new organization" he replied.
THE enterprise as a whole, comprises
many projects outside of that of the
exposition ship, portion of the plans
Of which have already been given to
the public. We aim to do a most active
work toward making Los Angeles a
great mining, mineral and wholesale
center for the vast expanse of territory
lying to the south of US.
The entire plan of the drummer
ship in due season will pe placed be-
fore the commercial bodies of the city,
and 1 am confident that the PROPOSE
ton will receive their enthusiastic in
dorsement.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
SALT LAKE AND SANTA FE
MAY SETTLE DISPUTES
Agreement as to Terminal and Switch
ing Privileges Discussed In
the North

1t is probable that the difficulties ex-
isting at the present time between the
Salt Lake and the Santa Fe over the
question of terminal and switching
privileges for the former will be ar
ranged within the next few days.
General Freight and Passenger Agent
E. w. Gillett Of the Clark road re-
turned to Los Angeles Sunday from
San Francisco where he went week
ago, to discuss the vexed question. He
declined to have anything to say upon
the subject yesterday. ]. Ross Clark
who returned Sunday from a three
weeks tour in the north, however ex-
pressed himself as hopeful that the
difficulty would be settled speedily.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
MAY RESTRICT HAULING
OF SAND FROM RIVER BED

Mayor McAleer sent back to the
council its communication regarding
the taking of sand from the river bot
tom by contractors yesterday with the
recommendation that the city attorney
be instructed to prepare an ordinance
porhibiting the taking of such sand ex-
cept within certain limits
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
DANDRUFF DON'T WASH OUT
The Germ That Causes Ii Has TO lie
Destroyed, 10 Cure Dnndrun

Many a woman spends an hour twice
week securing her scalp, thinking
that by scrubbing of the scurf she viii
cure the dandruh. Two hours a week.
at the age OF 40 years, she has spent
260 days of ~ hours each, or two
thirds OF year of her life in that vain
drum without kiliing the dandruff
germ, and the only hair preparation
on earth that will do that IS Newbros
"Herpicide'-also delightful hair
dressing and thorough antiseptic
against all contagion from use Of
others hair brushes. Sold by leading
druggists. Send l0c in stamps for sam
nla to The Herpicide CO.. Detroit, Mich.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
Secrecy Best at Present

plan, through the press at this time,
will be perfectly apparent when it is
unfolded, and for this reason the man
agement is reluctant to give out any
of the details.
THE company is a close corporation,
and the character of the men at its
head is a sufficient guarantee of sue
cess, as we'll as sincerity of purpose in
attempting the work"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
Grandma Motifs Advice to Trnv,

D-.'1I'''II.' 1'1.'t' y 7hU ' IN-V tU 7 lNFVIcIs
you should not travel about the
country this warm weather without a
bottle of Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy" says Mrs.
Kate Mott of Fairfield, Iowa, or
"Grandma Mott" as she is familiarly
known. zone or two doses of this
remedy will always cure the worst case
of summer complaint. We keep it al
ways at hand; in fact, we could not
keep house without it," For sale by all
leading druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22

j. c. Cunningham Trunk Factory
500 South Spring street. Phones SlS
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22

An English physician. testifying to
the condition of a patient who had been
struck in the back by a falling sack
"traumatic neurasthenia." That's the
Greek for blue funk, isn't it?" asked
the opposing counsel.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
Trouble of Iona Standing

The trouble among the stockholders
of the company dates back almost to
the reorganization of the old cemetery
company in 1889, and it is upon trans
actions belonging to that time that the
allegations are based.
According to the charges of the petit
TONERS, when the transfer of sixty
acres OF cemetery ground in Hollywood
was made from the original company
to the reorganized company, 12,25O
shares and ECO tonds were given in
payment.
AS this stock was supposed to be
fully paid up, the petitioners for the
restraining order allege that there was
a gross generalization of the assets of
the first company, and therefore an at
tempt to cheat the company out of a
big block of shares by not paying in
the par value of the stock.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
Charges Are Numerous

The petitioners further allege they
received their stock in proper manner
and that at an assessn7 ent d short time
after their purchase their stock was
levied upon just as the regular stock
was.
The defending directors are also
charged with having taken the funds
of the perpetual care fund, which was
maintained in connection with the
cemetery association, and with having
placed the money in other invest
ments 1t is alleged that block of
stock of the Whittier Light and Fuel
company was purchased with a por-
ton of the fund and that a number of
lots in the Hollywood cemetery were
signed over to certain of the directors.
The court was asked to declare all
shares owned by the plaintiffs fully
paid or if not, declared in the same
class as the shares owned by the de-
PENDANTS; that the assessments on the
plaintiffs shares be nulled and that
the defendants be held to show cause
why they should not be enjoined from
selling stock owned by the plaintiffs
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
NO SALOONS WITHIN
600 FEET OF SCHOOLS

The council adopted an ordinance
yesterday on a motion by Council
man Barney Healy making 1t un-
lawful to grant saloon license or
transfer of such a license TO a point
within 800 feet of a public school
building. The ordinance was
adopted unanimously.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
HOLLYWOOD STOCKHOLDERS
SERIOUSLY DISAGREE
INTERESTING CHARGES MADE.
Threatened sale Of Stock Declared
Delinquent Causes Petition for
Restraining Order, Which
is Granted

AS a result Of threatened sale Of
alleged delinquent stock of the Holly
wood Cemetery association a petition
for a restraining order, or injunction,
was filed yesterday in the superior
court by Attorney Frank G. Finlayson
representing the minority stockholders
Charges of a serious nature against
the board of directors were made as
grounds for the petitioned restrainer.
M. f. O'Dea, Richard Mercer, Jesse
F. Waterman and H. w. Chase form
the group of stockholders whose shares
were to have been sold today because
of the alleged delinquency on the pay
ment of assessments, but a restraining
order, issued late yesterday afternoon
by Judge Bordwell against the Holly
wood Cemetery association, I. N. Van
Nuys, Homer Laughlin. w. F. Bots
ford. H. c. Brown, N. N. Entler, John
Freeman and Calvin Brown prevented
the sale and may be the forerunner of
further action to be taken in the higher
courts.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
INCORPORATION

Central Improvement Conductors
w. ]. Hollngsworth, E. W. Cason and
w. M. Hiatt of Los Angeles. Capital
stock $25,0OO with all subscribed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-16

sequence Is that steps are to be taken
to compel druggists to make prompt
report Of all cases Of illness that como
under their observation.
Some friction has existed between
the doctors. and the authorities grow.
Ing out OF the resentment on the par,
Of the former to visit Of inspectors to
patients whom the doctors have report.
cd Dr.. White. however, has taken
steps 10 remove this trouble declaring
that the federal authorities will inter.
fere In no way with physicians who
make known cases Of illness In their
practice.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-16

the vessel until tomorrow : 90"
reception awaits the perry u..'
morrow morning
The viceroys ~ the Games. .f''
inces OF KWGn TUlg 81. NN'.-
have cabled Manila inqa r.g " 20
when the secretary and his .A-E ''
visit the capitals Of their -e'l-.,'"
provinces and saying that 7.'3''
tons for their suitable r,r,}' or 80
under way
The federal party has sccrp'ti -
rotary Tafts statement q OBJ.
tude Of the United States Sove.H""'.
towards the Philippines s7.o 30
recent speech a. Manila 100
construct It's platform IL A'."...'
Herewith.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-16

New Orleans, August i5.-Half n
znsan deaths early today indicated
ske posatbility that the figures OF the
nreoadlna "a hours might be matched
~ the health authorities expressed
o surprise Al the prospect
DRrlng the present visitation OF fever
snfhisties n they have come at ALL.
nse come most frequently at the end
the ffth or sixth or seventh day
s,flnR ali Of lAs4 week the daily re.
bst o. sew eases was large. 70 that Il
anticipated that the daily death list
sill - larger this week than last.
included In the deaths OF the prsosd.
- a hoars waa that OF a negro
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-16
No News Cases In Mississippi.

Jackson. Miss. August 1E.--No yel
low fever cases are reported In any
part Of Mississippi today and no sus.
picious cAsea are undOF obserVatiou.
Governor vsrdaman and Secretary
Hunter spent day In vicksbnrg look.
ing after the state QUARANTINE against
Louisiana.
Surgeon Young. Of the marine hos.
pital reports that he has arranged q
satisfactory inspection system With
the Tennessee board OF surgeon, Or
Green, Of the marine hospital Ger.
vice, passed through the city today en-.
route to New Orleans. where he viii
report for duty to Surgeon white,
Or. oultsrAs at Mobile.
DR.. John Guitsras. the yellow fever
expert, In company with City Health
Officer DR.. John Goods, today made
. tour OF the several hospitals and In.
nrmarIes OF Mobile. Every facility
Was afforded the members OF the supe.
rlot health board OF Havana TO obtain
ali information and TO see every ward
and patient OF the several Institutions.
He expressed himself as thoroughly
convinced, after his visit that Mobile
IL fully equipped tor emergencies. As
to the sanitary condition OF Mobile
he stated that the city was now far
healthier than what Il was when he
last visited here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-16
Judo. Parker Forms Par,rsr,- 9

Buffalo, n Y. August - 70 ID
derstood in legal circles .aa \-'
York state supreme court Ia,'.. p
ward w. Hatch 10 about 70 -'s.-. r. %
the bench TO enter = IA d" 20
known as Parker, shsshan AL f'79
the other members Of the An HA
former Judge Alton b Parksr a. y
lam p. SheshAn II has s--rr a'-'
stood that Nnee Judse PArscr' '7'
tor the presidency he ~u1' ''rU
partnership with Mr. Sheeaae a. ~
had tAcitly made srraIEsuen'' ''
kind contingent on Pars"f' -"
The new hrm. Il 10 SAD 4"
operations sept /
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-16
GAINESVILLE FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1905

Of this claim she took a leaf out OF
the book OF arguments used by Russis
In 1895, when she was compelled by
Russia. supported by France and Ger
many, to abandon the Lao Tung pc
ninsula. and the Shimonosski treaty
ON the very ground that the posses
sion OF Port Arthur and Lao Tuns
threatened KOrea's independence.
These are the two main objects de
signed to protect the safety Of ia
pan" for which Japan has fought
Then might come logically Port AT
thur and the Lao Tung leases, TO sat
iSfy the desire for revenge which the
japanese nation felt on account of be
ing despOiled. as they claimed, OF the
fruits OF their victory over China IN
1895. The question OF Chinese east
ern railroad might come next. And
then before the "spoils OF war; Japan's
bill for the cost of the war" the only
reason why cesslon OF Sakhalin might
preceds the bill for the cost Of the wal
IL the fact taht Japan has always
felt that the islaHd belonged to her
by right OF discovery and conquest
and that she had been compelled
when too weak to defend her rights, tc
yield 1t Ohsr adversary.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-16

Atlanta. Ca. ADguss iS-TAs state
executive eommittSe Of the PEG
pls's Party o. Georgia will NEE,
Al the CaAh0s AOtSl. 10 Atlanta.
a. 10 O'Clock IL the morning
q the Aus ~. TIE meetlrs has
be- 49, committee chairman
J O.. say. and Is tcr the purposs
% outlining q policy for the party n
TIE state campaign In calling the
nsstiag Chairman HO,iOvay urges that
a. leaE oss aAR from every couury
Ia he slate b. present a. tie coca
ssOa "a iaa inporIAnt one. And an IN
vitatioa l. oxssaasi to the pOpollEla Of
tie state Gsnsrally 70 b prossas And
led tssAE sssiStHnns u tais party
ep9nea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-16
TAFT AND PARTY
ROYALTY Received
Filipinos Welcome Secretary Of
War in Their MIDST.
GREETED BY THE AUTHORITIES

The Federal Party Has Aeespted Nj,
Taft's Statement Of Uncle sam, A.
titude Towards the Philip ,nss-rh,
Party viii Visit Chinese ProUr.ea
Iloilo. Philippine Islands, Aug4,. Is
The United States transpor. D.-sa
with Secretary Taft, Nj. R....-.
and party on board, arrived a.g. G,n
Manila this evening Tus, 49,. ,.,
local governor and = large reception
committee consisting Of Officers ,. I'D,
army and navy, and leading c..-a.
and with the band playirS OIL. On.
Logan down the bay. The rcgsn. )G
committee went on board ~" trays
port and formally WELDON q % os-..
the members of which VII r.ulu OBJ
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-16
II KILLED AND rs ARE INJURED
Fast Passenger Train cohldSd with
Freight with Fatal Results.

Fast Passenger Train coAidSd with
Freight with Fatal Results.
Cleveland, o., August 15.--A fast
east.bOund passengers train on the
Nickls Plate road eollided with q west.
bound freight tarin at Kishman, O..
near Vermilliop, resulting in the
death Of IL persons, while at least rs
others were injured, eight OF whom
will probably die. The wreck, accord
ing to the officials OF the company.
was caused by a misunderstanding OF
orders or neglect TO obey them on the
part Of the crew Of the freight train
Aside from the engineer. the men
killed on the passenger train were all
riding In the smoking car at the head
Of the train, and were mostly foreign
lsborers In the employ Of the Stand.
ard Oil company. on their way from
Fort Seneca. o., to BTooktield. O.. IN
charge OF foreman. Engineer c. G.
Poole. OF the passenger train, was
killed a. his post while trying 10 reach
for the air brake after seeing the
headlight OF the freight train. Hts
fireman. Haefner. saved himself by
jumping.
The high speed OF the passenger
train thew its locomotive and hrVt
three coaches over on the engiAR Of
the freight train tslSscoplnE the
smoker and the car following. The
forward cars OF the freight train were
splintersd 20 fragments
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-16
Pattern Makers 1. s.s.lsn.

Ptttsburg. August ib-Ths eleventh
sonvsutloa OF the Pattern makers
league ot North America, met here
today with one hundred delegates tom
all sections 81 Nogth America In 81.
tendance President Jamss Wilson. Of
New York. addressed tAs convsHtIoa
rails H. The hTs, meeting sine the
ysntion held al Chicago In 1902. NAeu
u Vas decided TO abolish hOldiuE Goa
yen,iOhs Ana trHasacs business By the
referendum syssem. TIE arrange
meats vas a tAilnFa. TIA p0aveallon
VII - IN eesn,ea ~ % usek
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-16
oAMsLERs BEAT POLICEMAN.
They Resented . Raid Upon Their
Den by that OFFICER.

They Resented . Raid Upon Their
Den by that OFFICER.
New York. August 15-Set upon
and beaten and kicked nearly 10 death
by \ crowd Of young men who resent
I'd HIS having led . raid on their gam.
bhnE club a few hours previously. Pa
trolmAn Vance G. LAVendar. OF Brook
lyA. was carried to q hospital ySstsr.
day In . dying condition.
After the assault, when LAveadar's
comrades were sent out 10 roupd UP
the sang who hAd attached him. they
had the tight OF their lives Al the hons
Of Mlhchaei J Lynch. who u said to
have been one Of the rsnslsAdsrS in
the attack up0n LAveBdGr.
In the melee Mrs. Mary Lynch. the
mother Of the man. put uD such q
aght that II was necessary Cor the
police 10 use their night sticks co her.
with the result thar with a. arm brok.
90 che 10 lyiAG In the sane hospital
with IAvsndar
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-16
cord BROKEN
AT NEW ORLEANS
e Number Of Deaths and
New Cases Reported.
/. DEATHS 1St; eAsEs SS1

tse's COMMITTEES Continue In Their
Bgsgis 70 Raise the Funds to Garry
Gal oanItstIon campsIgn-'suPprSS-
- q Cases from offIeIsiH
.sw ssysr cases In New Orleans
nrfed since 6 D. m. Sunday, '37'
olal cases TO dats, 81.
t1shs today, 7.
itl dsathS. 161.
lEnklssdes 10 new cases reported
sunday night and not included In
ne second month OF the night
alnst yellow fever In New Orleans
Ihgan today with reports OF new cases
n noon indicating that the figures for
|6dsy would easily approximate those
81 yesterday,
There were ~ deaths yesterday, n
|||ehk excess over the figures for the
foas6ing few days but this increase
g 10 expected. owing to the large
.anabsf Of new cases reported for the
'Aaf iase days.
TIE disease IL slowly spreading In
|ea Orleans. despite the magnificent
~ OF the federal authorities, but the
eafsase In new cases outside OF the
3ocenf City Il almost imperCeptible.
ne weather IN New Orleans today Is
81 ana threatening.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-16
LIGHTNING KILLS YOUNG GIRL
Widespread Damage Was Caused In
New York by thunderstorm.

New York August Ia Widespread
damage WAS caused by Il thunderstorm
Of unusual violence, accompanied by q
high wind and q deluge OF rain that
burst over New York; and the vlcln.
ity.
4 boat house at the foot OF West
One Hundred and Fiity.second street,
In which a large number OF persons
had taken shelter, was struck by a
bolt Of lightning. and Miss Jeanette
Free. aged 20 years. was instantly
killed. A dozen other persons were
rendered unconscious. but quickly re-
covered sustaining no injuries
A Webster avenue trolley car, car
Tying nearly q hundred passengers
VAS struck. grounding through the
tracks Although the car and It's &C
supants we're unseathed, the detona
ton that accompanied the shock
caused panic among the passengers
Who struggled trantically to escape.
Fourteen persons, almost all women
were injured. nine OF them so serious
ly that they were removed to . hos
pital
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-16

eaa Francisco. ca Nufs
Waiter 6aAgsT Pullman go
late GsorRe " PslinAA "a
thrown from a buggy 49, NV
san MateO ard sustained
which be may ais Hs Te's. %
we're injury on the "a aa'
on the upper part q ~ ''
his physSctsn has no. -
20 determine Eh'ta~f 10
aom the eoncusason o, -
has bed bis skull frsc;vrsr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-16
s0ndsy Inspee,Ion no, RLald.

New orleaSs. Ia. Angus, lS--Wlth
nearly hsh ~ August zone. and with
ne deaths since luly 4, one month. Of
oAiy i5t. an average " ave q day
NE marine hospital authorities today
aeEan the second week 81 their hEhi
e1Ainst The yellow fever here There
Ras drOp Of cases on Sunday. as 10
NHnAl. because sunday inspection u
~ IS raid A. hat On week days. bu,
uF. waite had his inspectors on, early
totAy IN each ~ he Nards and Il VIII
net be surprising 4 today, lis, show,
''aome advance over VA, ~ tho prv
oedlng "a hours
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-16

Roaton. Angus, IA d -,
acc - yvsrs Of 'his
swam q mile Ia rotcA-s'"
minutes Tss ehtSs ps-t -
nsassG and recorded n
lssSrs. d eelisTse . 30 -
crc ever mses b.
sssAnsr - os<a nss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-16
Lsndslis. Destroy, lndisu Village.

w1nnepsg, Manitoba. August l5.--An
Ashcroft dispAtch reports q disastrous
landslide on Thompson river An In.
dian village Was imbsdded with It's
population and the river bed was also
blocked Ashcroft a. In Iadlan village
with population ~ 800, aituRted in
the northwestern portion OF the Yale
DISCREET. British Columbia The land.
slide came down AbOu, half q mile
~esi Of Spencsrs bridge near Ash.
croft sweeping the waters Of Thomp-
son river ever the SRtiFs IAalan w.
.ss saving nothing but srsekAEs
in lie path
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-16

In spite 81 all the app,A', 'sai havy
been mace BY the pre-, s-l The FEEDER
~ authorities, there 10 80, suppress
sioa a. eases. Ons ins;asce ,hat oi
the daughter ef a well Auowr hw,er
SoN 10 said TO have . typical case
aAd - have beea trsatsd on,y By a
neafag arugEsst whea discovered
~ . ens,ag. her eoRditioa vas hope
,,h fel|eraey q - Ia 90
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-11-17
YOU NEVER KNEW SUCH VALUESI DON'T MISS TT
CONE QUICK AND GET IN LINE!
Overcoats.

We have 100 mems new overcoats in black, blue and
gray that sell the world over for 7.5o to $1,000
These overcoats must and will be sold for S4.0S
We hava 100 overcoats kersey in blue, black gray,
tan AMI any other shades, overcoats which we have
sold for 10 to $12.5o in this sale 1872
We have $50 overcoas that are the masterpieces Of
the worlds most famous tailors. These garments
we'll tailored through and through well padded,
made up Of the very best material well lined, your
money refunded in every case, if not just as we
represent them to be-they are good values at
1900 to $4,000. These go in this sale for $lloS
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-11-17
Young ITEMS Suits.

We have $50 tweed suits consisting of coat vest and
pants, large check and overplads extra we'll made,
good values, sold i'll other houses for $3.50, S4.2O
$50 handsome young mems suits i'll the house. large
overplaids, extra we'll made-same suit sold by
other houses for 1850 to SIS, these suits at $3.50
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-09-16
Orphans Courf

The Orphans Court met in regular ses-
Sion on Tuesday and again on Wednes-
day. Present: Hon. S. X. Blake, Chief
Judge; Hon. William j. Clark and Hon.
Thomas s. Miller Associate Judges.
Sundry claims against estates of de-
ceased persons Were duly examined and
passed.
Bonds approved-Bond of William C..
Feehly and Roger \. Feehly executors
of Roger Feehly; bond of Lottie \. Set
tie. administrators of John II. Gamble;
bond of William X. Cameron, executor of
Samuel w. Kirk.
Inventories of the personal estates of
Mary S. Arbuckle and Sarah \. Gill
were examined and passed
Accounts pa>scd-First and final ac-
count of John Il. Dewitt and Charles s.
Peacock, executors Of Henry II. Carter,
and distribution struck on same; first
and final account Of William Il. Shippers,
administrator. c. t. n. of Hannah X.
Boulden, and distribution struck on same;
supplementary account of LnurelGa e.
Rawlings, Francina Rawlings and Fran
els Nj. Rawlings. executors of Francis
NJ. Rawlings. and distribution struck on
same: third account of Mary j. 1lOller
guardian of William +. Daniels
Court adjourned to meet in special
session on Tuesday next.