Canal Suit Stems From Indebtedness of the Mig Ditch
In the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal case, Daniel K. Stewart et al seek a receiver for the canal and repair bonds. Testimony shows $162000 debt for materials and labor, with efforts to negotiate bond sales and pay off current obligations as the court hears the matter.
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Barrmorg
Daniel K. Stewart
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
United States Circuit Court
J Bond and Morris
Messrs
Gawkine Williams
S. Teackle Wallis
Philip F. Thomas
J. M. Gwinn
Thomas M. Lanahan
J. Williams
D. K. Bioware
Williame
Fawcett
Safe Deposit Company
J. Victor Baughman
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Austin Adams
New York
General Brown
Brown Brothers & Co
Robert Garrett
Baldwin
Mechanics’ Bank
Chas. J. Gwinn
New Presidential Appointments List Bears No Maryland Names
The president announced a batch of diplomatic and federal postings. Charlee L. Scott of Alabama becomes minister resident and consul general to Venezuela, Warren Green of Kentucky is consul general at Kanagawa, Japan, John E. Bacon of South Carolina is chargé d affaires to Bremen, Joseph B. H. of Ohio at Birmingham, Eng, John H. Pitman of Ohio at Honolulu, Victor A. Bartori of Pennsylvania at Leghorn, Robert E. Withers of Virginia at Hong Kong. Commander Schley leaves Washington for Newport to inspect the training squadron before the summer cruise. Judge Chenoweth becomes first auditor of the Treasury, assuming duties soon. Gen. Hazen orders Washington signal service employees on duty 8:30 p m. to 5 p.m. and drills twice weekly. Secretary Whitney returns from New York. Representative Randall returns from Philadelphia after his brother’s death. Mr. Miller, internal revenue commissioner, goes home to West Virginia. Deputy Commissioner Rogers acts in his absence. John S. Williams of Indians is named Third Auditor of the Treasury Department, replacing E. W. Keightly whose resignation is effective the 30th.
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Wasursoron
Charlee L. Scott
Alabama
United States
Venezuela
Warren Green
Kentucky
Kanagawa
Japan
John E. Bacon
South Carolina
Bremen
Joesph B. H
Ohio
Birmingham
Eng
John H. Pitnan
Honolulu
Victor A. Bartori
Pennsylvania
Leghorn
Robert E. Withers
Virginia
Hong Kong
Schley
Washington
Newport
Chenoweth
Tresanry
Hazen
Elso
Whitney
New York
Randall
Philadelphia
Miller
Internal Revenue
West Virginia
Final Panama settlement ends conflict and sets governorship
The final meeting of the consular Corps with Admiral Jouett and Commander McCalia arranged the best solution to political crises. Alapura surrenders with followers and will retire. watch is to be signed tomorrow and government troops under Col. Reyes will enter the city. Col. Montoya to assume civil and military governance of Panama until state government reorganization. All political offenders to receive pardons except those tied to the Colon fire, who will be tried as criminals. troops to disembark tomorrow morning at four. Stamping out the Mahone element follows. Mahone appointments to be dismissed in Virginia with about five hundred state appointments planned next week.
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Consular Corps
Jouett
McCalia
Alapura
Col. Reyes
Col. Montoya
Panama
Colon
Evening Star
Virginia
Mystery of Life 2 i Vernetled in the New York Gewrie
Brooklyn blind music teacher Mrs Ethel Myers and her husband Mark Myern face bonds after he admits guilt in a brief court scene. He had been an inmate at an Albany blind institution, then returned to Brooklyn. their bond was set at $200 and she urged mercy, allowing him to go free with her. Also announces Army of the Potomac reunion in Baltimore May 6-7 with excursion rates via Pennsylvan ia Railroad and other lines.
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New York
Gewrie
Ethel Myers
Brooklyn
Mark M. Iyern
Pesterds Merning
Fulton Sivest
Breskisx
Halothia
Batavia
Detes- Sry Dorney
Rey
Myers
Ethel
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Army of the Potomac
Union
Gettysburg
Balti
P Paarten
Ted Wellecy
Tae
U Ion
Feld
Abarg
Conese Tae
Mie
Bere
Bieb
Stck Sineca Pepe
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Northern Central Railway
Grand Army
J. Freak Sople
Ka0
Roed
Grant improving as he writes his book
The report from New York on April 29 states General Grant’s throat cancerous areas have improved. The base of the tongue shows no change, but the overall condition is better and his mind engages in blocking out more of his book. He slept well after 11 pm and woke brighter today, with doctors noting improved speech and strength.
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New York
Gen. Grant
Duora
Donglas
Entertainments at Johnsonville M E Church Stage Flower of the Family
Johnaville community theatre night in John Son's Hall presented by the M E Church youths. A three act drama The Flower of the Family followed by a pantomime The Ballad of Mary Jane and a comic song by Mr Wilson. Mr Wilson is reported ill with typhoid pneumonia. Farmers anticipate corn planting. Gentlemen advised to use Dr Bull's Cough Syrup for colds or throat irritation.
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Johnaville
Tus Nowa
Jouxsvile
John Son
Aria
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Erich Bisck
Fredtrick
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Laly
Hamsburg
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Apraadl
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Ag Htton
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Larda
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Gentimen
D.C. Winebrener & CO
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Cley
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Freses
Rio
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Erick
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Hardt’s
Alzpuru
General Grant
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