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The Washington herald., 1906-11-24
THE RED WINDOW.
By FERGUS HUME
Copyright. 1905. by C. W. Dillingham; Company.

on his sleeve. 'The servants are up-a
policeman is evidently coming along.
Hark. he is entering the hall. / must
you go to the gallow," muttered Mrs.
Gilroy, clinging to him.
~" the perspiration burst out on Ber-
nards forehead. and he started back.
Are you mad?"
you are. you are. went on the house
keeper, hurriedly; you fool. It is known
that your grandfather disinherited you.
and"
You know did not commit this
crime"
II know nothing II Mrs. Gilroy put
her hand TO her head. It's the only way
the only way" she whispered 10 her
self You killed him. YOU strangled him.
I swear to It'll swear 70 it,. Help" she
raised her voice 20 scream. Help"
Let me 60, cried Bernard, thinking he
had been drawn into a trap.
But Mrs Gilroy still chung with a force
for which he would not have given her
credit Shreking aloud, she was dragged
by the startled young man into the pas
sage and toward the landing. Below. in
the hail. the door Of which was open, The
cook and the hOusemaid were embracing
a burly policeman. and terrified small
page was looking up the stairs. On the
vision Of this alarmed group reeled Mrs.
GilrOy. Clinging and shrieking TO Bernard
Help me-help me- He will escapei" The
policeman blew a shrill whistle and said n
sharp word to the page. who scampercd
out OF the door for dear life. The cook
and housemaid Teceded toward the back
of the hall as Bernard, dragging Mrs. Gil
roy after him, flung himself down the
foF T.. D.
dangerous. but his wits were so bewilder-
ed that he hardly knew what he was do
ing As he reached the foot Of the stair
the policeman caught him by the coat. Il
arrest you in the Kings name. said the
officer. promptly.
Yes, yes for murder-murderi" cried
Mrs. Gilroy. breathlessly
Murder" the other servants shrieked.
who IS dead?" asked the policeman.
with professional stolidity.
Sir Simon Gore. This is his grandson.
He has strangled him."
It's a LEA He.' cried Bernard. very
pale I did not enter"
Anything you say now viii be used In
evidence against yOu,' said the policeman.
Come up the stairs. we must see this
corpse A tilted man, too, and your
grandfather-you audacious scoundreIr'
and he shook the wretched young man.
I tel you I am innocent" said Bernard.
his lips dry and his face pale. 7 came
here"
TO kill Sir Simon. Jane" cried Mrs.
Gilroy, turning TO the housemaid. Don't
you see who Il is?"
Jane staggered forward supported by
the cook. "Lor'," F" she gasped in terror.
its Bernard. Whatever did you-"
You know him, them asked the Of
fcer
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yes. he's been making love and visit
ing me for the last week.
Il thought so" cried Mrs. Gilroy.
triumphantly. Cook"
Il know him too" said the cook, keep
ing well out of the way. IT'S the young
soldier as courts Jane. Bernard's his
name"
Il was never in this house before. said
Gore, quite unnerved.
rs your name Bernardo" asked the po-
liceman.
Yes but"
Then you are guilty"
He is-he isi' cried the hoUsemaid.
He was here this evening. but went
away at g. Sir Simon said he would see
him after 10. Oh, Bernard how could
YOU" sObbed Jane ITO think / should
have took UP with man as 'ull be put
in the Chamber Of Horrors"
Policeman, let me 60" said Gore, firm
iy. There Is some mistake"
The magistrate will decide that. Help
will be here soon, and then you'll be
lodged in jail
Mrs. Gilroy," cried the young man.
overwhelmed with horror, you know
am innocent"
NO" she said fercely. and with her
Simon after ten I let you In myself
waited below while you spoke with Sir
Simon, and you left fifteen minutes ago.
went upstairs to see my master. He
was dead-strangled. I ran out calling
murder, and you were almost on the door
step"
Il had only just come"
Come back. you mean," said the Of
fcer.
''To see If poor master was Dead"
shrieked the cook.
"Oh. Bernard-Bernard. sobbed Jane,
"how could you kin him, Lor', that 1
should have kissed a murderer"
'Hark"' said Mrs. Gilroy, raising her
hand. footsteps. The other police are
coming Take him away to Jail, officer"
mis- is a trick-a trap cried Bernard.
struggling 20 get free. I never was In
the house before
You have visited in the kitchen for
over a fortnight" said Jane, weeping
COpiOusly.
Some one ike me has. but not me.
Look well, girl Am I the mann"
Bring him under the lamp. policeman"
said Jane, hesitating.
NO" said Mrs. Gilroy, pushing the
housemaid back. There is no time. Here
are the police. We must go upstairs and
see Sir Simon. Miss Randolph is at the
theater with Mr.. Beryl Ah-hark.'
There was a sound Of approaching
wheels, and a moment afterward a car
riage drove up. Out Of IL stepped Lucy
and julius They entered the hall and
looked amazed. as well they might, on
seeing Bernard in the grip of the police
man, and the alarmed women around
him.
What's this7' asked Julius.
Bernard" cried Lucy, running for
ward. what have you done?'
Murdered his grandfather, miss" said
the policeman.
Lucy uttered a wild shrek and sprang
up the stairs, followed by the cook and
housemaid- But Mrs. Gilroy stin held her
ground and caught hold OF BeTyIs arm.
Keep him fast" sir" she said savagely.
He came this night and murdered the
master"
Julius, It is a lie"
4 hope So" said Beryl. who looked
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square e25-Blanche G. Clawson 70 William T. Ed.
monston and Louis k. Peak. 20 secure William
L. Miller, $3.50. three years. ; per cent semi.
annually. part original lot l. Same 10 Harm
:. Welch and Andrew W Lukei to secure
Helen b. wcIch. 500 one 10 twenty-five months
per cent. semi-annually. same property.
Saul's Addition-COra r. Mcneil ct viz Robert H.
TO 3. Francis Saul and Walter z. Hilton. u
secure William J. Saul. $3.50. monthly pay
mcnts. per cent. lot 3. square 27os.
Petworth-Hany WdTdman to Henry :. Matthews
and George Y. Worthngton % secure Ella c.
Mix. $1,000. three years. per cent, semi an
nually. lots s. % > square =.
Mount Pleasant-Charles W. King. IT,. ct u1. TO
Washington Loan and Trust Company, 70 Sc
Equitable Cooperative Building Associa-
tion, S1000 lot l5-
square 6lT-Tim0thy VI Duuworth et ux. to Ed
mond Fitzgerald and john J, Fessu, TO secure
Enterprise Serial Building Association 81 so.
lots lSs and 159
Square 5o2-Henry W. Hennige ct uz. to same. to
secure same. S3.tC9 LOT rs.
Square 5S9-MargaTet Walsh 20 same. 10 secure
same 5000. part lot :.
Addition 20 Anacostia-Louiss F. Bowman TO Hos
mer NJ Johnson ard George o. Watson. 10 Sc
cure John Z. Morris executor. H.S72S. Eve
years. lot Sc.
Square ss2-Charles Il Parker % American Sc
c1rity and Trust Company. to secure National
Saft DEPOSIT. Security aud Trust Company ard
Clarence T. Noment, trustees $50. one two.
and three years. per cent, semi-annually orig
insl lot > aud south = original lot 8
Squares 656 and 6s2-Same 70 same. TO secure Ro-
sanna W Clark. trustee. $3.50 one two and
three years. per cent. semi-annually original
lot g. square 655. and original lots / and ( and
north Z original lCt 3. square 667
Square l67-Curry e. Andrews et viz. Walter S 10
Union Trust Company. to seere George H. Fish
Ct. guardian, 50 o0)2 five years per cent. semi
annually Jet 81 and cast Z lot s.
Square iZ70-Eva A. Emerson et viz William n.
10 American Security and Trlst Company %
secure National Safe Deposit Security and Trust
Company. SEQ. one. two. and three ycarz,
Per cent, scTui-aunuslly lot 81
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

I street northwest between Twenty-sixth and Tven-
r-ssventh stroets-Eduard Welch et ux to F.
Walter BFandeuburg, part original lot 3. square
5 SO
Wisconsin avenue northwest. between r and
streets-Sussn P OEie % Grace Gillette Oke.
lots Z5 and GS- square l2ss. SO.
Twelfth place northeast between and streets
joseph ToueHs 20 hate Earngey Dot l9. square
1ele So
ID street southeast. between Fourteenth and II
teenth streets-Wi.iiam d. Hunphries ct ux. 10
Norman +. Byon. lots 4 and g. square I6sI 50.
street northeast, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
stIeets-Norman T. Ryon 90 William d.
Humpnries lots g and g. square l9o2. SO.
Sauts Addlton-William J. SaG! ct uz 20 Cora B.
McNeiu. lot 8. square Z9s. SO.
No $50 street uor-hosst-William kenworthy o.
Ux TO Ernest J. and Grace ElVo0d. lot IS.
square ST.. $40
Kllursma Heights-Elvard r Harrington 70 Joseph
H. Crawford. part lot :. block 6. SO.
Trnidad-Wiiiiam D. Humphries e. Jlx. 10 Norman
= Kyon part lots % and j. block /. SO.
Addition 20 L Dr0it Park-Aenrv G. L0ngpe-ker
Ct Tx. 90 Pliney c. Thompson. Iot 5, block
. SIC
Nassaehgsstts avenue southeast. between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets-Narga-et ". Hosier ta
Annie Y. Tyou. lot e. square lob SO
Mount Pleassut-John 3. Larner et al, trustees %
Charles ". King. IT,. lot lJ7. s..
First street northwest, between y and q streets
Florence d. McAUlife et ux. u Timothy w
Sixth street southwest between VI and y streets
Michael HAYDEN TO Henry W. HCnnige lot I75.
square 5O2 SO
SheTWO0d's Addition 90 Br0okland-Iames l. She--
wood ct ux. % Jesse r. Sherwood. r. half IN
terest in lots and g, block 3; lots Il % IL
block g. lots s and = block &. lots II and Is
block !, all block = lot 6. block {. lots g = s.
10. and II. block l0 SO. jesse r. Sherwood
r. et uE 70 James L. Sherwood half interest
IN lots s. g. and 10 block s. lots and s.
block (; lots and Nl0ck s. lot T. block L;
lots and !, block l. 1ts l9 and % block 4;
lot 10 block s. ana lot L. block l. SO
bingham place-Alalinda Freeman et viz. Heruy. %
Walter 3. Crown lot A. block L, SO
Columbia Heights-Eva s. Leonard 20 Maggie ".
Meyers. lot sc. block 81, SIC
Ne. l0l5 Fifteenth street n0rthwcst-Ethel NcGrew
Nionyreny 20 Lillian F. Bal0ch and Agnes Nc
Grew Wickersham, oneffth interest in lot a.
square 2l6. SO
Half and 7 streets southwest ana street south
vest. between Half and First streets-Rosanns
". Clark, trustee, 20 Charles H. Parker. orig
iual LOT 9. square $50 and original lots / and l.
and north one-haf original lot 3. square &C., SO.
Half and streets southwest-Carence r. Nornent
st al trustees 10 Charles h. Parker original
lot ., and south one-haf interest lot g. square
662 $40.
Elrst street northwest. between y and o streets
Florence y. McAuhfe ct uI- 10 Michael Hay
den. lot 100 square 81. SO
No. SO Sixth street northesst-Nary z. D0dsun et
vir. Francis E. 20 Patrick K, CaT. lot us
square Sol. SO.
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CHAPTER v.
Lost in the Darkness.

While the terrible word was yet on the
housekeepers lips. Bernard stepped for
ward and loosened the handkerchiefs.
That round the neck was one of Sir
Simon own, a yellow bandanna, woven of
strong silk. and eminently suited to the
deadly purpose If had been used for. But
how had the dead mans own handker-
chief been so utilized by the murderer
While untying the knot, Bernard wonder
ed; but he gained an inkling into the
method pursued when he removed the
white handkerchief which had been bound
across the mouth. II exhaled a faint
odor Of chloroform, so II was apparent
that the old baronet had been first rem
dered unconscious. and then strangled
with his own bandanna But who was
guilty Of the crime?
What do you know Of this?" asked
Gore, in a hoarse voice, turning to the
housekeepeT.
She had ceased TO cry out, and was
staring at him with glittering eyes. At
the same time she appeared TO be listen
ing intently. Far of could be heard the
sound Of approaching footsteps echoing
along the pavement Evidently a police
man, summoned by Mrs. Gilr0y's shrek.
was hurrying to see what was the mat
ter As the door had been left open he
would know where to enter. These
thoughts flashed through Mrs Gilroy's
mind as she stared at the pale young
man. Also there We're sounds In the
lower part OF the house limiting
that the servants had been aroused A
distant clock struck the three-uuarters.
and even at that terrible moment Ber-
nard remembered that in hts vague wan
derings after the boy he had been forty
five minutes getting 10 Crimea Square
And Mrs. Gilroy still looked.
What do you know OF this?" repeated
Gore. wondering at her silence.
She gave gasp. He is dead" said
Mrs Gilroy. I wonder II he died hard
He was a strong old man."
Wondering more than ever at this
strange speech. Bernard felt the pulse and
the heart Of his grandfather. There was
no doubt that life was extinct, although
it could not have been so long The skin
was still warm 10 the touch. but that
might have been because the room was
heated Also, the dead man was seated
close to the FIRE How terrible." mutter-
ed Bernard, whose emotions were not vet
under control. Il must get help"
He turned to go. but the housekeeper.
suddenly becoming endowed with life,
flung herself in his patch Mo- she said
harshly. Don't seek help IL you value
your life"
What do you mean?" asked Gore.
striving to shake off the hand she laid
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present. The Chief Justice. llr Justice Nc
CJmas and Mr. Justice R0bb.
William 2. Ellison was admitted 90 practice.
No. EG2 United States We. Eraus ct al motion
for medication q Judgment orc71led-
No. 80. Original johnson Wyune Co. vs.
Wright. On motion Of T. A. Bailey petitioner al
lowed until Novsmh.r q % fle replication % return
20 rule 10 show cause. and counsel ou both sides
allowed % sIe briefs herein
Nos. l61 and ls-l EIfth Congregational Church
vs.. Bright; mandate stayed until further order, on
motion of s II, Giesy for appellee
Patent appeal NO. 5s BIackford vs Wilder:
argument continued by Phlp Nlauro flr appellant
hy &. H. Duel for appellee. and by William Il
Wilder IN uropria persona. and concluded by Philip
Naur5 for appellant. ou motion both sides are al
lowed % Gle additional authorities herein if so ad-
vised
Patent supa-s N0s. 7s5 ta s50 Wickers e. al vs.
Upham. Mckee d Aibsrt. ou motion both sides are
allowed 90 tle additional briefs herein II s., sd-
sised. argument commenced by J. Il. Griffin for
appellants
Assignments for TO-DAY:
Patent appeals Nos $50 to 20 ION h5ariugl
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Criminal Court No. ?
JLsIILE BARNARD.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
United states ". Samuel Gassenheimer: rereiving
embezzled railroad tickets; plea guilty; sentence
fine sI08
United States vs. Alpbonso NJ. Newell assault
20 kill: plea not guilty. Attorney J. !. Peyser.
United states vs. Jack Beach receiving stolen
goods; plea not guilty Attorne-. Campbell Car
rington-
United states rs. Henry Colbert; plea not guilty.
Attorney. Campbell Darlington.
United States Guy Berkeley h0usebreaking and
larceny. plea not guilty. Attorney J. B. Nc
United States rs Albert Mynit. grand larceny:
new trial granted. plea guilty 20 petit larceny.
sentence jail for four months. Attorney. Thomas c.
TAYLOR.
Carges Tribb,; motion TO dismiss appeal over
ruled. Plaintiffs attorney. W. g.. Gardiner De
PENDANTS attorney. Howard Boyd
Gaunt vs Washington Employs Mutual Benefit
Association. motion for new trial oTerruIed. judg-
meut on verdict; appeal bond, So. Plaintiffs at
torney. W. q. Gardner Defendants attorneys.
Pred Beall and ". II. White
Hlery rs. same two casesl motion for new
trial Creruled; judgment on verdict. appeal: bond
SW- Plaintiffs attorneys. Hughes & GRAY. De
PENDANTS attorueys, Fred Beall and " II. White.
Prather rs Plummsr, motion fer new trial over
ruled and judgment on verdict plaintiffs attorney
Irving Williamson Defendants attorneys. ". &.
Balderston and HAYDEN johnson.
Alexander rs. Busch. motion for new trial over
ruled; judgment verdict Plaintiffs attorney. A.
". Scott Defendants attorney. g. T. Doyle
HeiskeH VoWles motion for new trial over.
ruled. Judgment verdict; appeal; bond costs
SO: supersedeas. S200 PLAINTIFFS attorney. T. r.
Hilliard. Defendants attorneys, K. 4. Dickey
and John Ridout
H0ckemeyer Merchants Transfer and Storage
Company. judgment on verdict for plaintiff for So
Plaintiffs attorneys. X. II. Hollander. J. +. Pot
bury. and W C. Balderston. Defendants attorney.
G.. Thomas Dunlop
United States vs. Edward Williams. grand lar
ccny: plea not guilty. Attorney. F. ;. Key Smith.
Assignment for Monday. November 3
In re VIII Of Josephine r. Shelley; on trial.
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pale and startled but you know you
quarreled with my uncle"
"Ah, did he?" said the policeman. and
| felt for his pocketbOok In doing so. he
slightly relaxed his grip, and Bernard was
quick TO take advantage of the chance.
1 Had he but reflected for a moment. he
would have stood his ground and have
faced the worst; but with the accusing
face Of Mrs. GilrOy before him, and a
memory Of the housemaid's s evidence and
Beryls enmity. he decided hastily 10 fly
/ In moment he laid the policeman fat
on his back by a quick wrestling trick.
and daTted out into the street Mrs. Gil
roy ran TO the door shrieking murder. and
the word was heard by three or four po-
licemen who were trampiIg hurriedly
along In the wake Of the breathIess page
At once they realized the situation and
plunged into the fog after the flying form
Of the soldier. The page followed also
but speedily returned with the news that
the fugitive was running toward High
street
Hes bound TO be caught" said Mrs
GIlroy-
y hope not. said Beryl. who was
standing in the hall much disturbed
! After all, he is my cousin"
And a murderer" added the house
keeper. Wait here, policeman"
But he's got away" said the officer
considerably ruffied by the escape. I
must follow
The others are after him." said julius.
drawing him back. You can't follow in
the fog. It's thicker than ever. Mrs.
Webber."
"Oh. what's the matter?' asked
trembling voice and a white face ap-
-ad Ea
which stood at the door. Mr.. BeryIr'
Sir Simon has been murdered by his
grandson" said Julius, running down the
steps and speaking quietly
Mrs. WebbeT threw herself back into
the carriage and shrieked, oh horrible.
Drive away-drive away"
NO. nOi' said Beryl, anxiously- Lucy
is UP stairs with the corpse Come and
take her away. She can't remain here"
Yes, / know, said Mrs. Webber. re
covering from her mOmentaTy alarm. and
getting hastily out Of the carriage.
James, where is Francis?"
Hes gone off after the murderer.
num-" said James, touching his hat: but
for the 'orses I'd have gone also"
"Wait-wait." said Mrs. Tebber. hurry
ing up the steps. How terrible-poor Sir
Simon Where is the body?' she asked.
shudderiHg
In the sitting-room on the first floor"
said Mrs GilrOy
Where the red light is?" asked the
lady
There is no red light" said Mrs. Gil
roy
But 7 tell you there is," said Mrs.
Weber. Il saw Il when I heard the hor-
rid cry OF murder"
The red light" said julius. starting.
Il wOnder'-he hurried outside and look
ed Up 70 the dark front OF the house
There's no req light. Mrs Weber" he
called out
L know there wasn't" cried Mrs Gil
roy, sitting down. evidently exhausted.
You must be mistaken. ma'am"
Mrs. Weber ran out also. Il am not
mistaken. Why'-she stared up also
there is none. Yet I am sure-TH ask
Lucy" and she ran into the house again.
Come and show me where the poor man
IS"
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New York, Nov. 23.-Evidently unable
20 longer bear the disgrace Of his son.
Dennis Feeley. veteran Of the civil war,
was found dead IN his room IN lodging
house at Il Atlantic avenue. Brooklyn,
this morning An ambulance surgeon
from the Long Island College Hospital
pronounced it a case of heart failure but
several facts subsequently discovered in
dicate that the old man literally died Of a
broken heart.
The Union veteran had evidently been
stricken while sitting in bed reading let
ters from his son, several of which were
found or the blanket. They were all
signed Your loving son, James Grow
ley one Of the letters informing his
father that be was known by that name
in Dannemora Prison, where he is appar-
emily serving sentence.
There was also found on the blanket a
leather case in which the old man kept
his papers. Among those was one show
ing that ne had enlisted on September IS,
1861, in the Second Artillery Regiment.
New York Volunteers, that ne was mus
tered out on November s, 1864 The fact
was also recorded that he had been seri-
ously wounded al Vicksburg
One Of the letters, which began, My
dear father says:
Tor long time / have been sitting
on the stool Of expectancy. positively
hoping TO hear from you. I have written
you several letters. which, as yet, you
have not felt inclined to answer.
OF course. I don't blame you. ia
ther. You certainly had good reason. but
beg Of you not to let the past restrain
you from writing NE just once. I hope
you viii open q new correspondence, my
dear father, as I have no one TO sympa-
thize with me in my troubles. You can't
realize how abandoned I an 1 have not
heard from you since my arrival here
Father let by-gones be by-gones, and
write me, I implOre you, letter Of for
giveness. Your loving son,
JAMES CROWLEY"
Another letter reads.
Forgive me. dear father. for errors in
the past Forgive me for the sake OF
my dear old mother. In my fancy / see
her now sitting with her arms about my
neck and telling me Of your suferiugs
and privatiOns IN the war. Ny heart IS
lacerated at your refusal 10 correspond
with me just once. Just tell me YOU
forgive and forget, and III be happy for
ever"
The police as yet have not been able
to find any Of the old mans relatives.
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l07; judge Post. 81 DR. spruin. lO7 Hamaks and
Orly ii, lo3 each. and Gold Circle g.
Fourth race-Six furlongs Inaugural Handicap
Bill Phillips. 100; Bertha T. 50 Jack Dolan loi
fTonteuac ia; Meadow Breeze, III; Belmere and
losi Gutter lG; OrbicIlar, III; Woods.w 100
Minnie Adams ll5: Great 81 Lady Nashti, l03;
Mmtiboy, So Lads Henrietta, lo5 la Sorciere, Us;
Pompadotr, 6 Alftiadcs, i03 Toboggan, los, and
Concert. 700.
Fifth race-FiFe and half furlongs. Invasion.
l0. Evening star III: Butinskie 10. Alencon, lG9
Busk, les AdbeH and Cutter, liz each; j. W
O'Ncill, 100; Tobosgan, H. and Tom Mankins, 10
Sixth raee-Mile: selling. Bro0mston l0i; Burke
Cochran 10: Globe Runner. ll2: Duessa. q San
Primo lOs; Oberon. q; Arabo Io3; Flavigny and
Odd Ella 100 each. Merry Belle q: Missouri Lad
and flcrizel. IO7 each; Hand Bag, l02i Safety
Light 100, and Henry WatLeFson los.
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Probate Court.
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Estate Of Harriet V Gobnecht: viii admitted TO
probate and letters Of administration C. = a.
granted 20 EVELYN Z. Widney; bond. S2Oo0 At
t0ruey Hayden Johnson.
In re Mary T. Newyahr order appointing MARY
A. Sullivan guardian; bond. 500. Attorney, " b.
Reilly
Estate Of George McCsfrsy; viii dated May l3.
1857 filed
Estate Of Lewis BaAr viii admitted to probate
and letters testamentsry granted 70 Pauline Baar
and Morris Basri bond, s. 900. Attorney Thomas 5
HOPKINS
Estate Of John c Dougherty; letters Of admins
tration granted 10 Mary L. DOugherty: bond 500.
Attorneys Brandenburg < Brandenbgrg
Estate Of Virginia Williams: order authorizing
compromise. Attorneys. ". q. Gardiner and L.
y. HopeweIl
Estate of Mary Y Burgess: exemplifed copy Of
viii admitted TO record.
In re Laura '. Petty; order increasing bond. At
torneys Cole q Donaldson
Estate Of John Casey; ezemplifed copy Of Will
admitted 20 record.
Estate Of Mary +. Mason: exemplifed copy Of
will admitted to record
In re Katie Dorsey; order appointing ID. "
0'Donoghue guardian; bond, 2O9. Attorney d.
W Q 0DOnoghus.
Estate Of Selma W. 4. Grim: letters Of admin
Attorneys. Wolf & Cohen
Estate Of Margaret Marquis: petition for letters
Of administration filed. Attorney. c. J. Murphy.
Estate Of Bernard Mynes; petition for letters of
administration fled Attorney DAVID Rothschild