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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-27
(Servicio Inalambrico.
Enero 27.


VIGO, (Espaha) .-Seg1n infor-
mes, ell ex-rey Manuel, de Portu-
gal, entro en- aquel pals ell sabado
a las seis de la mafana, crlzando
el rio iMino por Caminha.
Personals llegadas aqui lproce-
dentes de Oporto dicen que un
aeroplano lanz6 miles de lhojas
sueltas sobre la referida ciudad
avisando a los extranjeros que hui
yam, 81 no quieren ser vlctimas de
h0rribles matanzas.
LONDRES.-El secretario par
ticular del ex-rey Manuel autoriza
la afrmacion de que ell referido
ex-monarca Eigue a1n en- Londres
y no intenta ir a Portugal. Por
otra parte, amigos fntimos del ex-
rey Manuel que hasta ahora ha-
bfan negado los rumores de que
habfa abandonado Londres, rehu-
san hoy ccmunicar notic:as res
pecto de el.
BERLIN. Ell general Won
Winterfeldt, miembro dc la Co
mission dc armisticio de Alemania,
ha prcscntado Ia renuncia. seatln
informes recibidos de Berlin.
PARIS. Noticias de Lisboa di-
cen que Aires Ornellas (represen-
tante del ex-rey Manuel fue muer-
to EN- lucha, en- febrero 1ltimo. (El
cablegrama nos parece erroneo,
desde el principle hasta ell fn.-N.
de la R.
PARIS.-La Conferencia de la
Paz adopt6 aver unanimemente ell
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-27
Ell ANO De LA GUERRA O
LOS S0BRIN0S DEL ITO SAM

fuese i'm POGO mas nutrido, Ell MI
nero de artistas que secundan
las 6rdenes de una capitana tan
Iencantadora y sugestiva, como la
ise1ora Severini. A pesar de clio.
iel numero' Sc aplaudio mas entu-
SHASTA y ruidosamente que la no
che del estrenO.
Como era de esperarse, el dia-
logo del negritO Rosario y la Agri-
pima, result0 mas interesante V
del agrado de los espectadores, por
haber llegado hasta ellos, con ma
yor intensidad de expression y es-
tar mas segura de su papel, la se-
fiorita Ramirez; que dicho sea de
Ipaso, Sc hizo muy acreedora a
lcompartir los nutridcs aplausos
Icon que el numeroso y distinguido
p1blieo premio la irrerrochable
labor del conocido y siempre gra-
ciosfsimo actor seiior Nadal.
El encuentro del suizo y ell negrito
Rosario, muy ingenioso y muy bien
linterpretado; el notable artista Sc
fior Cid, con esa displicencia e
lidiosincracia con que supo carac-
terizar el tipo, lego al p1blico,
haciendole reir a carcajada abier-
ia, y mereciendo unanimes aplau-
SOS que, por igual debieron repair
tirse, Lambert, spizo, y Rosario,
lnegrito.
Los actores Arrieta v Saayedra,
Ique en- el estreno de la obra, preci-
pitaron algo Ell ndmero del Moto-
lrista y el ChaJer; hicieron llegar
lal pdblico anoche, la fina Y culta
lsatira de los eouplets, mereciendo
(Contin1a en- la pag. q
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-27

4. Noahe querido ahticipar juicios,
t5or haber observable la noche del
estreno que, algunos pasajes y nd-
nleros musicales de la obra, muy
acreedores al unanime APPLAUSE,
habfan pasado inadvertidos para
el numeroso Y selecto pdblico que
por complete llenaba todas las To-
calidades del Municipal, dada la
inexplicable rapidez con que pa
saron por La escena, la noche del
tamBien pasado viernes. Y, en- la
seguridad de que, El Afo de la
Guerra 8 Los S0brinOs del TiO
Sam, es obra que tiene aseguradas
inuchas representations, con un
exito mas franco, cada noche que
Sc haga, por clio me reserve este
mas Q menos autorizado juicio, pa
ra despues de observar con como
cimiento de causa y mayor deteni-
nliento, la segunda representa-.
cidn.
Por cierto, que no ha salido de
fraudado mi prop6sito; puede de
cirse que, anoche, fue el verdade
no estreno de "El Aao de la Cue.
iva D Los Sobrilos del Tf6 Sam,
todos los artistas trabajaron con
mayor dominic de sus papeles; J
como es natural, llegaron hasta
el gran ndmero de espectadores
que llenaba el teatro, muchos dt
los ihgeniosos chistes que pasaror
inadyertidos, la noche del estreno
Ell primer cuadro de la obra, d.
los con justicia aplaudidos auto
res, Jose Perez Losada y Luis Dfa'
caneja. determine el franco exits
que ha tenido; lastima, que NJ
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-27

Cronica de Viaje.
LA Camera.

Ihace Greer que estamos en- una ciu-
dad 'biblica, castigada por la ira
divina.
Por las inmediaciones de la esta-
cion del ferroearril he visto pasar
un tren cargado de Gaia recien
cortada, procedente, tai vez, de un
canaveral cercano. Ell tren iba a
una gran vclocidad, y al trepidar
los vagonea Sc escurrian por las
rendijas algunos pedazos de ca
ila. Los vagones iban tan carga-
dos. la locomotora avanzaba 'tanto
que siempre SO quedaban pedazos
de cana en- ehcamino. Una turba
alucinada de chiquillos corrfa de-
tras del tren, y gritaba con entu-
siasnos inusitados: la Camera !,
la CAMERA ~. Sc detenfan aqui
y aculla para recoger alguno que
otro pedacito de cana que Gaia.
Uno de los chiquillos, el mss pc
queno de todos, de ojos vivos y
mirar risueno, fue mas atrevido
que ninguno y Sc acerco tanto a
la via que logro ell mejOr pedazo.
Pudo ha5crlo matado el tren; hu-
DO un momento de grave 'peligro,
yo mismo vacile v grite al audaz,
pero jque importaba al nino la
Imuerte?, 81 no la conocia, nj apre-
ciaba Ia vida, y solo guerra lograr
su Immediate deseo?. iPor ESQ
fue, haeia el pe;gro, enloquecido,
feieg2y-emsaionado, a reY Il po-, ga
sualidad una tfEpidaeion ff1arte
del tren hacfa caer un buen peda-
20 del jugoso fruto. Asi para
tambien con los hom5res y las mu
jeres, quienes al fin Y al cabo no
son otra cosa que niiios y ninas
Imayores de edad.
La ilusi6n del amor, pasa ante
nosotros, ,rapida Y fugaz, y 81 no
nos apresuramos, 81 no 10 arries-
gamoS todo por su consecucion nos
dejara solos Y desamparados.
"Solo una vez en- la vida" To-
gramos tener cerca de nosotros,
bajo nuestro infujo, a la mujer
sonada, y 81 entonces no nos da-
mos prisa, 81 no solicitamos de ella
un pedacito de amor, de ccmpa-
sion; una Garcia, una mirada tier
ma, algo que dulcifque Y mitigue
ell dolor de nuestra vida, estaremos
irremi2iblemente perdidos -. Des-
pues, cuando al pasar de los amos
volvemos a yer la mujer que LENA
nuestras aspiraciones, nuestro o
ideal de belleza, 10 mas probable
81 que estemos viejos maltrechos
y heridos, hgados eternamente
otra mujer que en- realidad no que
remes.
Tan solo una vez en- la vida.
jVerdad, lector?...
NJ. Rios OCANA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-27
NUPCIAS.

Ell % del corriente, ante ell rito
cat6lico contrajeron matrimomo
en- Puerta de TERRA, la virtuosa
sehorita Maria Busquets y el caba-
Hero John Rheder. Apadrinaron
el acto ell joyen Damian Busquets
v la seforita Juana Rheder, her.
manos de los desposados. Fila
ran su residencia en- Catafio.
Felicidades.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-27
oPERADO NUEvAMENTE

Hoy fue operado por segunda
vez, ell joven Jose Alvarez Morton,
debido a que la herida que lie in
firi6 Eduardo Font, en- Santurce,
el 8 de los corrientes, le interes6
La glandula salivar. En- el Hos
pital Municipal donde Sc encuen-
ira ell herido, esta siendo muy
bien tratado, y el asf 10 quiere ha-
Ger constar. Alivio deseamos al jo-
ven Alvarez.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-05-03
90 BELIEVED KILLED
Terrific Gas Explosion i'm Nottingham
Mine at Wilkes Barre Claims Ter
riblC Toll of Human Life.

Wilkes Barre, Pa. May 3.--A terri
fic explosion Of gas today in the Not
tingham mine Of the Lehigh and
Wilkes-Barre Coal company killed
number of miners. Scores of men
were caught behind the blast and the
fire that followed the explosion
Three bodies have been recovered and;
the fear is expressed that least SO
men are dead.
Later advtces stated so men were
overcome with black damp in thed
mine, which was located at Plymouth
Twenty of this number had been
brought out of the danger zone to the
surface, and as yet there have been
no casualties reported, although some
of the men rescued are in a serious
condition. It was also said 80 nen5'
still remain in the mine, their fate
undetermined
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-05-03
CITY ITEMS

May Victor records. c. L. Pierce CO.
-advt
The New Britain Machine shop nine
and the Crescents met at Walnut Hill
park this afternoon for the first base
ball game of the season to be played
on the park diamonds. Burns and
Griffin were the batteries for the
Crescents.
One-Cent Sale today at Clark &
Brainerds Drug Store, 1871 Main ST
Advt.
The Connecticut Scandinavian
grand lodge of I. @. G. t., will give Il
program at the Norden lodge. Nordcn
bungalow Sunday at p. m. The
meeting will be open to the public.
MAY Victor records c. l.. Pierce Co.
-;Gvt
The office of the chamber of COM
mercc will be open tonight to receive
payments or gardens The gardens
have been assigned to those whose
applications have been filed.
Three Houses will soon be under
construction at Lyons Torrace-Per-
MT for one already taken out--You
will eventually buy at Lyons Terrace
Why not now when you can do so
on Easy Terms with No Taxes or In
tcrest for Two years.-advt.
The Sunshine society will meet Mon
day afternoon at o'clock at the Y.
w. G. A.
Two bicycles collided near the
South church about noon today and
in falling became interlocked so firm
~ that they could not be taken apart
for over half an hour. One of the
bicycles were equipped with q carrier
attachment filled with milk bottles
several of which were broken.
The next session OF the naturaliIa-
ton court will be held June 25, 1T
10 o'clock in the morning.
Property at 10 Wakefield court be
longing to Abraham Dubosar has been
sold to Matthew Wasilus through b.
Solomon, of Main street.
Give it to the children. New Maid
Bread j. r. Murphy Sons.--advt.
Those 500 foot gardens at Whites
farms on East street are ideal for
cultivation. Seven gone now. A small
deposit will secure one. The Bodwell
Realty Co.-advt
A meeting of the Friends of Irish
Freedom will be held at o'clock
Monday evening in Comm ercial hall
Give it to the children. New Maid
Bread. j. r. Murphy Sons.-adVt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-05-03
CITY COURT CASES.
Numerous Civil Suits Are Assigned for
Trial in Local Court Room.

The suit of the City OF New Britain
represented by Cooper and Mink
against Patrick Eingrose, who will be
represented by Judge William F..
Nangan. will be tried Wednesday aft
ernoon, May 6, at o'clock.
The case of &. Solomon against r.
Chcrniak will be tried Thursday
morning, May 7, at 10 o'clock. Judge
Hungerford will appear for the
plaintiff and klett & Alling for the
defendant.
Judgment by default was ordered
entered in the suit Of Edward O. Kill
bourne against Isidor FOX and others
and q hearing was set for next Fri
day. Judge Gaffncy represents the
plaintiff and Isidor W. Resnik repre-
SCENTS the defendant
The motion for a moro specific
staten ent in the case of Oscar And
erson against :. j. Swanson was
granted. J. G. Woods represents the
plaintiff and II. p. Roche represents
the defendant
One week in which to file an an
swCr was ordered in the case of Ba
ller & Bennett Co, against S. NJ Da-
wilson. Klctt & Alling represent the
plaintiff and Cooper and Mink appear
for the defendant.
The case of julius Kranilcicvez
against Bronislaw Sarcewz went off
the docket. Judge Hungerford is
counsel for the plaintiff and Irving I
Rachln for the defendant and Cooper
and Mink for the garnshees.
The case of Catherine O'Neil
against Sarah O'Neil eastman went
! over for one week. =. T. O'Brien rem
resents the plaintiff and Joseph G
/ Woods is for tho defendant
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER.
Friends Of Miss Clara Klanht Shower
Bride-tO-BC With Gifts.

y miscellaneous shower was ten
dcred Miss Clara klambt of Spring.
William klambt of Wallace street
by 40 of the young WOmanS friends.
Gifts of cut glass. linen. china, silver
ware, etc. were ShOWered on the
young lady. Music and singing was
enjoyed.
Among those rendering solos were
the Misses Anna Burke and Hilda
Torroll. A light lunch was served
The young woman is to become the
bride of Carl Smith Of Springfield in
that city on The night Of June Is. Miss
I\lambt was Formerly employed. in the
Office of the Corbn Screw Corporation
in this city.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-05-03
Financial
WALL STREET STOCK
EXCHANGE REPORTS

Wall Street, Close--The final session
of the week on the stock exchange
Witnessed another general advance in
which rails. metals and high priced
specialties figured extensively. Some
of the investment tobacco issues, not
ably Lorillard and Am erican, rose
to almost 10 points. Equipm cnts were
| to points higher, motors averaged
point gains and Shfppings improved
on the further rise of Atlantic Cult to
the new record Of 1874 "a. Food and
fertilizers extended their advances and
L. S. Steel rose a point. The closing
vas strong. Sales approximated 700
600 shares. Bonds, including Liberty
issues, were steady to firm.
Wall street, 1890 a. n.--Hig her
quotations prevailed at the opening
of the week END session of the
market, equipments and motors lad
ing at gains Of 1 TO 2 u points. Ship
pings also strengthened on the new
high record for Atlantic Gulf. oils
were Irregular, low priced issues
tending downward, Sinclair and Pan
American Petroleum rose FRACTIONAL
ly TO a point Rails were dull,
though mainly over Yesterdays f:lal
prices. Industrial Alcohol and Sunla-
ira Tobacco were among the heavy
specialties.
New York stock Exchange quota
tons furnished by Richter & Co.
members of the New York stock
Exchanges:
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-05-03
BASEBALL TOMORROW.

The Pioneers baseball club will
open the 1919 season tomorrow af-
ctrnOOn at 3 o'clock, whom the crack
Pratt & Whitney team Of Hartford
will be the opponents OF the locals.
Manager James Luby has selected the
following players for the Pioneers:
Schroeder, Goeb, Lynch, Johnson,
Campbell C"Red'D, Dudack, Dillon,
Kiniry, Fitzpatrick and Norfeldt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-05-03
BUYS BRISTOL BUSINESS.

The New Britain Lumber 4 Coal
mpany has purchased the yard
stock and business Of the SaXton &
strong Lumber company of Bristol and
will continue to operate it q branch
of the local firm.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-05-03
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT

New York, May 3.--The actual
condition of clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week show
that they hold s36,744,180 reserve in
excess of legal requirements. This is
a decrease Of $S,743,720 from last
week.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-05-03

Hartford Theological sem mary, took
for his theme. Social DEVELOPMENT in
America Since the Revolutions" and
music was furnished by Miss Frances
Parker.
Mrs. Howard Horton. Miss Frances
Parker, Miss Gertrude Hine and Mrs.
Howard Parsons have assisted in the
afternoon programs and an expression
of thanks for their services was given.
In closing the report Mrs. Felt paid
q. tribute to the services Of Miss Mary
Whttlesey as regent Of the chapter.
About National Conference.
4 report of the national conference
of the y. \. r. which was held in
Washington the week Of April II and
was attended by delegates from tho
local chapter was given by the regent.
Miss Mary Whittlescy.
Miss Whittlesey said that a "recon-
struction atmosphere" dominated the
session and that discussions Of post
war activities. means Of Welcoming Q
home the soldiers. the League OF Ma
tons and AmericanizatiOn were the
topics of the day.
She spoke of the representative.
members Of the local chapter who at
tended the conference and of the COM
petent national leader. Mrs. George T.
Guernsey. Mrs. Guernsey dwelt upon
the necessity for characterization in
her opening address, saying that it
had been adopted by the d. \. r. as
peculiarly fitting task.
The report of the chairman OF war
relief service. Mrs. Matthew J. Scott.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-05-03
TO ENTERTAIN YD, BOYS.
Harry Hall to Give Returned Heroes
a Banquet and Reception.

Harry HI. Hall, who conducts a
cafe on Arch street, is making ar
engagements for a banquet and recep--
ton for the boys of the 26th Division,
a meeting will be held Monday even-l
ing when arrangements and the date
of the affair will be formulated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17

Alice Afford. creole. OF MannlnEi0h'
W Va. pleaded guilty 10 murder ia IN.
second degree yesterday N common
Mon court AT 81 TlairSvIllc. She hau
been indicted on first degree caarse
by the recent grand jury. but this cnarsS
was reduced when her attorneys aEre'u
TO permit her 10 plead guilty to the less
er charge.
judge Charles ]. Lynch will sentence
her to life in the Ohio pcnit"ntiary at
Columbus.
The woman. who - aged about th!rtS
wears, murdered William "Bcno Jef-
fers. prominent and we'll known Bellalfe
saIooris,. The tragedy was enacted IN
Jcffers place Of business on Belm"n
street. opposite the city building. q rev
evenings before the saloons made their
final exit IN May. About ton o'clock one
evening the young woman entered the
letters saloon BY the front door. saw
tho proprietor behind the bar and whip
red out a revolver and uttering an oath
fred letters died shortly afterwards.
The arrest OF the girl followed lmme-
diatcly Sh" made no "ndcavor 20
escape and still clutched th"smoking re-
volvcr when the police arrived on the
scene. Following her arrest she con-
fessed 10 Coroner Wyatt and made the
claim that letters had betrayed her.
Recently in the county jail a. ST
Clairsville she endeavorcd 20 end her life
By drinking the contents OF vial fur
nishcd by a physician 10 eAterminate
ycrruin in her hair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
"GIoriana" Scores
IT. Big Hit at Court
Excellent Musical Comedy WIZ DO
Repeated Today. A Show Well
Worth Seeing.

"Gloriana" is IN" title Of on" or the
newest musical comedies. presented os
Brr.fnrlIn Producing company. 4hc''
which was splcndidiy Perceived at the
initial performances yesterday afternoon
nj the Court and again last night
HoalutifuI girls fit in and out OF the
scenes laid N Florians New fork
studio and tho sun parlors OF the Bos-
tom prnninEton's. Tho songs are bright
and ,uneful IN this pleasing comedy OF
,hc lighter Variety and too. mover
lov. story is -.ni"rw oven ~ Inc ac''o"
nrcninE for dull moment.
Miss Rlrn"h" Ma2"tt in ~" i"ad'hs
rolc rro"rd herself to h" a capable art
49, She rs suIp"rtcd by an 'Nc"p'loh-
oIlv strong cast. some 81 the songs
,L,, made a big 'mrr'SSi"n ar"
Fro, ks and FrIllS." jus y Lt'I"
Laughter" "Ninctt" and R.ntIn'ih anu
others. The book uf lyrics Of this we'll
balanced attraction arc from the pen
nf catherine Christholm Gushing.
"Gloriara" will be repeated this even
my and is well worth seeing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
Officers Chosen By
The West Va. GaptIStS

rII.TTlNGTON. W. Va. Oct. 16.--Dr
NJ /. wood Of Huntington was elected
rrrsjdcri of tn" West Virginia General
HantiSt association at tho annual con
y.ution here today. Other officers were
chosen ~ follows.
First wee, prrsidcnt-Rcv. !. D. Run
klC. SistcrSrtll".
second vice prcsid"nt;-J"s"rh Thur
mund. Aldcrs'r.
Sccrrtary-W. {. Harold. Farkcrs
burg.
Trcasurcr-E n. Flynn. Park"rshurg
AudiIor--Icrumc Phillips. Parkcrs'
burg.
Thu. West Virginia Baptist Woman's
Missionary society elected n" follow
inGf
Mrs. 7. c. Johnson. president cmer'
titus.
Mrs. ]. y. Carter. Parkersburg, prcsi'
don't
Wood. Huntington.
Second vie" prcSid"nt--Mrs. j. h
Bartlett. rark"rshurC.
Secretary Miss Ethel Jcners
Charleston.
Corresponding sccretary-Mrs. G. NJ
Broyl"s. Ru"khannOn.
Secretary OF l!tcrature-Mrs. w. F
Burks. rRrkcrshurg.
Secretary young womcn's work-Mrs.
]. y. Hin. Clnrk"hurg
Secretary of missions in the Sunday
schools-Miss Erua Wells. Huntington
AudItOr--Mrs. =. .. Henry. f'airmont
State represents ~" - Mrs. \. a
WoNftcr, Bridgeport.
State home director Of missions
Mrs. G.. ~ Runklc. S!st"rsvillc.
Foreign secr"iary-Mrs. 5. L. Glass.
cock, Fairmont.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
St. CLA|PSV|LLE
Belmont County Seat News
Additional Jurors.

Twenty addI:iunal jurors w"r" drawn
from tn" jury wheel hy rl"rk Of Court :
~ l.. RjImEarn"r and sheriff ]. w. OS.
l.lu on v "dncSdny. Th"S" jurors ar"
10 aIrrnr M"nIny morning at mn"
O'clock. O,toh"r "a ami ar" as fellows.
l.. l.. Eatl"y. GAINESVILLE; CLARENCE
Patton. Tar0n.r: l.. w. Dickey. s..
ClurSIillr: John |. Majors. ii'ndryS-
hurG j. VI. Henderson. Martins Ferry.
THIRD ward: MI,harl G.. !.ynSkcy. 3ZiY
GurrE$'v street. B"llair": {. J. Wiley.
I;:.r'"n. lavrd Mamdry, Jr.. First ward.
Martins Ferry. +. \. Marty, Bridgeport
g. : Falrn :, ""nd ward. Martin;
Ferry: John NJ BurS0u. Henry Shurg. {.
l.. llufimnn -; Thirty-*ccund street,
Erllnu". f. l.. smith. bridgeport: John
StIrt. -. Ekir-villc; Phillip Frame.
I:nriUr: Ross Walker Bridgeport. Il.
f.. i. =. Arthur Harris. Bannuck. G.. w.
Worr.,k. rn,iInunt. Il; j., II. =; Edward
NJ. Pri". 1886 N"bl" street. Bc!lairc;
Waiter l.. Harris. Rrlh"sda.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
Probate Court.

Estate nf Nick PisboIlr. dec. Proof or
r,Ihllrnt4nn of notice Of application for
r,n.u>Al Of administrator hlcd. cause
heard. undlng that du" uOtlC" by pup
I,"ir!ru according 10 law and FORMER
order Il tins court Of the Ming ana
riru,. s.; for hearing II application LOT
r,inriat If administrator has been given
To- slid administrator that John PISTOL :
T. administrator. has been guilty Of
er".~ n,gi"vt If duty in that h" had icl I
"a. iIrisd.rl.u nOf ihIS court ana mas
i.Ii,d anl neglected {" make and llH
~. inventory Of sald cstnt", as dlrccIru
hv TIA" court and has wholly iallcu 70
rd'iuuIsI'r sail "%tnt" as dlrTGt"u 10y
IN. court ord, red that John PiSCoiuc
l., r.nin,,,d rs such administrator thtt
The l"t'rrs "f administration hcret1l"re
:a.u,d "a h.n b" revoked and sad dd-
ulu.siratul NJ, his nual account.
ESrar. Of y Taihot. dec: DlS'1i-
hul,un account MED, approved anu az
lowed a. iiu;ll discharge or hdnIihlS'F"-
''r. Record "rd,r"d
I,.in:.. If lI'tty II,aty AlcNhnd"r. dcC
Inventory hl"d, approved and ordered
r.s,r,, # Coo. ". Rcccc. dec. Order
cf private. sale of corporate stocks re-,
turned and !l"d. cnd"rs"d with report
90 sri,. sale confirmed and record or
IL r'd 49,,
r$in. # Camille Goss"yc. dec. Testi-
uIrnN IF witnesses taken, reduced -
wrlrrrE and fled. Will admitted TO pro-
bat, ard record ordered. Citation ora'r-
ID und assured t. widow 10 make eicC-
ton uud"r VIII. Continued.
E~taI, &c David Jones, dec. Arplica-
''.n ni'd for npp"!ntmcnt ot "h""utTr.
:. bond required. appointment nAd".
lr'r"rs ordered and issued. inventory
ordered. order ISSUED.