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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-12

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seese than IN shs solid reeks Of the grant,
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sed-vesssls. 10 heal cavitie. in N. Ina.
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sdpal e3ee, No: IS North sixth ST. corrse
sonsece S.. Philsdelphis. every Saturdsv
y eli letters tor advice must be addressed
y The Pulmenis Syrup and ss.~e.a
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-12

Several New Styles Of Initials for stanpin
Hets Paper snd Envelopes. Call and zee san
pies at LUSE 4 0Rl00S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17

PIc-NIc OF THE LADIES' HEBREW BE-
NEToLENT, ASSOCIATION. IN otwithstanding
the inclement weather last evening, the at
tendance at the picnic at Spring Park was
very large. The saloons and supper-tables
were fitted up;in the most approved style,
and the cakes and ice creams Of the best
quality, donated by the, members of the
Association, were served up by the atten-
tive hands Of .untiring ladies. An excel
lent band was in attendance, and dancing
and other amusements were kept up to o
late hour. This Association, was organized
about twelve months ago for the landable
purpose of aiding the destitute Of the city
especially women and elderly persons. The
officers are: Mrs. P. L. Cohen, president I;
Mrs. G.. Wallerstein, vice-president; Mira.
j sStrause, secretary; and Mrs. II. Ssrause,
treasurer; The picnic yesterday was con-
Quoted under the able mana cement Of O
committee consisting Of Mrs. E. Strause,
Ms. Michelbacher, Mrs. Nj. sMilhiser, Mrs.
81. Newman, and Mrs. w. Fleichman.
This is the first entertainment of any de-
scription ever devised. by the, ,Associa ion
for the purpose of raising funds, ALTHOUGH
its expenses have heretofore been conside-
rablyin excess of. its receipts-tle defcien-
cy being made up by individual eontribu-
tions. 1t is to be hoped that the laudable
end sought to be attained will prove emf
nently successful, and that the picnic will
be repeated at an early day in more favor
able weather. sIa'i5f' -tzta ~ Tss5-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17

During the past week business called me to
Knoxville over the Richmond and Danyille rail-
road and connecting lines.
Under the judicjous management of President
Buford and Superintendent Dodamcad the former
road gives entire satisfaction to the traveller and
the Southslde road is highly commended for the
completeness Of It's trains md the polite attention
Of Its officers. ;'s5 ssss4gssts =
The energy Of President Malone Is conspicu-
ously displayed in the improvement apparent on
the Virginia and Tennessee railroad. In short
period he has accomplished much, andit Is to be
hoped that he may remain in charge Of his impor-
tant trust with facilities to carry out his enlight-
ened views as to its interests. t
The generous management Of these roads Is
gaining IT'S due reward and counted forty
through passengers on the train in which return-
ed to Richmond. The charming scenery to be met
with, and the heath-yielding air OF the mountains
Gus portion Of the route, remain pleasantly with
the traveller, and mingle with his dreams long
after he returns to the dust and heat of the city,
Stopping at various points, had an. opportunity
Of noting the promising crops OF the region near
my route, and was pleased to learn from many
sources that Richmond was looked to as market
for their productions. 49, - @eesz sTs& ~
Let our merchants put forth their hands, and the
prize is theirs. The liberal freight and travel tn
riff Of the above railroads already fayors them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17
RICHMOND, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE H. 1861

4. L. Deatrick, E. q. Turpin, A. NJ.
Aiken, John E. Whit1oek, William '. Car
ter, NJ. F. Burton; William G. Taliaferro,
William G. Carter. Reuben s. Ellis, Jacob
Nuckols, John A. Henley, Robert a. Hem
ley, 8. Leake, James w. Leake, Thomas
A. Nuckols, a. J. Jones, B. F.. :BoRies, s.
r. Ellis, John W. ALLEY, y. j. a. Powell,
RI Ashton, and Gustavus g. Carter, had
all formed decided opinions about the guilt
or innocence Of the accused from newspaper
reports. @. H. Jenkins was not 8 free
holder. This exhausted the venire.
The Court inquired how many men had
been examined at the preceding trial?
The Clerk thought there had been about
two hundred. a le8
The sheriAs gave it as their opinion that
no jury could-be obtained in the county of
Henrico.
The Court said that having examined al
ready more than 225 jurors, and heard the
statement of the sheriffs, there was hardly
any doubt of the fact that jury could not
be procured. s:..gzlzsy...
Colonel Johnson then gave notice of an
intention to move for q change Of yertte.
He suggested 10 o'clock this morning as
the time for the hearing Of the argument
The court then adjourned until the time
specified. Witnesses. were ordered to be in
attendance at II o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17
e v@. 1fs7, -e5's &. z, = "a e - " SI 2
) LOCAL MATTERS.

ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF ,CoNy1cTs.-On
Sunday last Eve negro penitentiary con
yicts, at. work at the Richmond Granite
Works, made an attempt to escape. They
were guarded by but one man, and break
ing away at the same time, he only shot at
one, The gun being loaded with buckshot,
the negro, Fry by name, received one in his
right arm, breaking it, another in the calf
of his left leg, another in his side, and still
another in his left arm. Three Of the con-
victsf besides the wounded man we're recap
tured, but one, named Ben Dickerson,
escaped, and q reward is offeredffor hisEsp-
prehension. sbf47 es5 aas5i ~ ls'sEesrs
We would suggest the propriety Of in
creasing the guard at the Granite Works.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17
Dry GOODS.


NET THE MOST YOU CAN FOR
NJ YOUR MoNEY.-The way TO do this is to
we are doing" selling cheap siss,tzHs - l1ht
Pretty Calicoes ut ninepence yard
Beached and Brown C0tt0ns at ninepence yard;
Corsets ut 75c.-real French 81; lgg5 81
Paraaols and Umbrellas at 81 and $i2a, worth $l.5o
and &1.75; 55tn .Ta .f
Lisle Gloves at 2sc., woI N double that price:
Linen Handkcrchiefs nc 10 and i2lc.. bargain;
Huckaback Towels one yard long mt 25c.; G
Honey-comb Qnilts at %. IS worth 81 so.
A good assortment Of Dress Goods. White Goods.
Linens, Casslmeres, House-furnishing Goods,
Hosiery. Gloves, Hoop-Skirts, Fans, Ribbons,
Bugle TRIMMINGS, EmbrOiderIes. Lace Points,
Sd sBerages, Grenadines, and French Orgnndfe
Musins, ssg. ~ ! t....l-. -
Black Silks, Crepe, and Crepe Collars ami yells
Shirt BosOms, Gauze Shirts, .st $50 -s-A sa
Linen and Paper Collars and Cuffs.
In fact, we keep complete stock of everything
in our line and sell at the lowest prices. Give us
n call. ' WIN. THALHIMER u SONS
No. ais Broad street, between Third and Fourth;
ALSO No. 1919 Main street (Ezekiel's old stand).
N. B.-Messrs. III. K0pPLE and n. STRAUsR arc
with us, and will be pleased to serve their friends
je Is F W. & SONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17
OFFICE RIHCsIoNp AND YORK RfvER}
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, March IA 1858.

R1CHMOND. NidTCu Ia 1ooos
ZINE TO PHILADELPHIA AND
IL BOSTON RE-OPENED.-This company is
now prepared again to receive and forward freight
TO and from Boston and Philadelphia:
Freight for these points leaves Richmond every
for Baltimore. Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago
and all points between Wheeling and Parkersourg
and Baltimore on the Baltimore and Ohio raD-
road, and all places reached by the Northern Cen
tral railroad. a., -, -. $50, 9sis y,
always In time forthe early trains North ana Wess,
With ample time for breakfast In Baltimore II
desired Fare to Baltimore only four dollars W..
Freights for Baltimore and points beyond re-
eeved at all hours. - ..e .s,zJ-.5
shippers, observe the following directions:
FROM BOSTON TO RICHMOND. Mark your goods
and York River Railroad Line, ,, Baltimore, and
ship by Boston and Providence railroad. g-g
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO -RICRMONp.-Shlpt py
the philadelphia and Baltimore Union Line,n
No. Is North wharyes, Philadelphia, care OF
Richmond and York River Railroad Line, Bal.
tlmore. - Hs7.s sta lgSk s.ss$ = 7'ats
Baltimore Office, No. 8 Light-street wharf. at..F
Trains leave the Richmond depot daily at A. M.
STAGE LINE FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING, ON the ar
rival Of ihe cars at Fish Haul station, An king
William county. stages leave for ATappaha,nnock'
passing King William 6Courthcuse, NalkeTton,
BrungtOn and Diiler's Tavern, and reaching Tap
pahannock at o. clock same day.
Returning, stage leaves Tappahannock OIL WELL
SESDAYS and SATURDAYS, md passengers
reach Richmond by the cars Mt S 30. ss .AS ss.s@
Faret to Tappahannock. -; So ana 60 otner points
MprVportlon. WILLIAM y. EN0S,
Freight and Ticket Agent.
Captain JOHN H. FREEMAN, Passenger and
Freight Agent. -. - sra- s-s.~ mn l2S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17

MAYORS CoURT-ALDERMAN. A. T. PEE
BLEs PREs1DING-TUEsDAY.-The following
parties were brought up to the scratch, and
thus disposed Of:
William Berger (white), Martha Ward,
Maria Miller, Annie Jones, Lizzie Graves
and Sallie Wilson (black), charged with
keeping disorderly house, were discharged
with warning.
william Roberts (black) was sent to the
chain-gang for ten days for stealing two
sticks of wood.
Thomas Bowles was fined SIS and bound
over in the sum of 500 for assaulting and
threatening the life of r. A. Gottlieb.
A CAV party from Exchange alley, con.
sisting Of Belle Williams, Lue Price, and
Lily Bennett, were brought up for being IN
mates Of sdisreputable establishment In
that locality, and for threatening and abu-
sing Elizabeth Huffman. They Will nave q
further hearing to-day.
William Bohannon, young man just re.
leased from the Williamsburg asylum, was
caught in the act Of stealing some clothing
and iewelry from DR.. Darlington GabeH
and was ordered to Jail until q commission
de hlnatico inqaireado could reportson M
condition.
Christy Welsh was fined S. and places
nnder bonds in the sum of 800 for assault
ING Lucy Enroughty. The complainant
thought the fine should be paid to her, AM
left in sore disappointment, evidently dis
gusted with the American system OF Juras
prudence. !,
Henry Howard (black) was charged Wit
assaulting and beating Lewis Johnson. In
latter was directed to find redress under
peace warrant.
Martin Campbell (blaek) was charges
with beating John jackson and his wlie
and John Jackson and his wife iblask,
wereeharged with beating Martin Campbell
As it was very mixed case, and Martin wa
first on the list, he was fined %, and tn
rest were discharged. - >.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17
the Local Editor

ELECTION OF oFF1cERs.-At a stated
meeting Of Ashland Lodge, No. l6S, held in
their hall, in the town Of Ashland, Hano-
YER county, Ya.,= on Saturday evening, 9th
instant, the following, officers were elected
for the ensuing year: 7. Z. Woodbridge,
worshipful master; J. NJ. Taylor, senior war
den; d. Saunders, junior warden; John
Perry, treasurer; John r.. Taylor, secre-
tary; E. y Bottingheimer, senior deacon: !;
James Elicit, Junior deacon T! G. Elicit,
steward and tyler. sss s.ss7i -,zeat', se.,-t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17

CIRCUIT COURT OF RICHMoNDAJUDGE
MEREDITH PREsIDING.-Judge Meredith,
yesterday, in the case Of Zetelle Us. Myers
and Credland, overruled the demqrress to
the declaration, and rejected alfthe special
pleas in writing rendered by the defend
ants, so that the caseswill be ready Mt the
next term for trial on its merits!
In the case of boswell, late sheriff, &C.,
(for Tyler,) vs. Sutton & Winston, &C., q
motion for q new trial was refused, and
Judgment entered up by the court insac-
cordance with the verdict, which was no
ticed some time since.
The court then adjourned until the first
Monday in, July next. u,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17

RANDOLPH MACON CoMMENcE&ENT.-The
commencement exercises at Randolph Ma
con College will take place on Thursday the
25th instant. Addresses will be delivered
by Rev. John L. Long, of. Washington, N.
c., and Rev. William E. Munsey, of Balti-
more. The Richmond and Petersburg, and
Petersburg and Weldon, and Raleigh and
CASTOR Railroad Companies have agreed to
charge only one fare to persons attending
the commencement. The first two roads
will return persons free on the certificate Of
the President Of the college that they at
tended the commencement, and the last
named road will give return ticket at the
time parties buy the, first ticket. aApplica-
ton has been made to the Southside, Sea-
board, and Richmond and DanvilIe rail
roads to charge only one fare, and it is be-
lieyed that the same iberality will be
shown on their part. -iaa . 5s;1sEs.
The Board of Trustees meet Mt 10 O'Clock
on Wednesday the Oath, and as questions of
greater Importance than have ever been
before them at any previous meeting will
be introduced and acted upon, it is expected
that every member Of the Board will get to
the college by Tuesday night. aEs .4-., i.
A regular line of hacks run from Roanoke
station, on the Richmond and Danville rail
road, to the college and hacks will be in
readiness at the Gainesville junction, on
the Raleigh and CASTOR railroads toacarry
such persons as may inform the President
of the college in time to provide for them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17

MASONIC ELEcTIoN.-The following Off
cera were elected by. Richmond Randolph
Lodge, No. 19, at d meeting held on June
18th, A. D. 1868, a. i. 586s.: ;. r. Dow-
eli, master N. B. Savage, senior warden; !;
William Hall Crew, junior, warden, John
Latouche, treasurer; John Lester, secre-
tary; William ,. Riddick, assistant seere-
tory George Bell, senior deacon T.. Har-
vey, junior deacon} Rev. J.sE. Edwards,
D. d., Rey. Jacob Manning, chaplsins !;
William, F . White, William E.. johnson,
Andrew Johnston, stewards Thos. Angel,
tler; J. R. Dowell, John Dove, NJ. d., John
Latouche, educational committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17
RESTAURANTS. sc.

VETEILE. UNUSUALLY FAVORED
ICY THE SEASONS, has arare LARDER OF
fI cR ABS isoft and 6ardl LoBSrRRs, FISH or Ill
sorts Re-. served mp In an styles LANE ah4s NO
PEAS, STRAWBERRIES TOMATgESs,r ID sne
SWEET BREAD. &C., with that neyer.faiiing
fnnndatfon stone or good lsy1pg-HAM and CAB,
= liner SUPPLY oF%DEEiCACIES. he urges
them to come snd luxuriate.
Families and dinner parties supplied TO order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17

The CoLLEcToR y special tele-
gram from Washington our readers were in
formed on yesterday that MIR. James, had
t.s resigned the collectorship Of this district.
This leaves a vacancy, and there are .
number Of aspirants for the position. The
name OF. General Mulford has been sent in
to the Senate by the! President, and through
private sources received here on yesterday
we learn that his chances for confirmation
by that body are regarded as very good.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17

IMPEACHMENT TR1AL.-The Jefferson Lit
erary Association is an organization COM
posed principally of German and Hebrew
young men. At their last meeting conside-
rable diversion was afforded by the i'm
parchment and trial of the secretary, Mr..
II. We'll. Twelve gentlemen acted as jurors,
being sworn in on an alphabet card. Le-
Roy Meyer and M. Block prosecuted, and
C. & G. Milhiser appeared for the defence.
The witnesses were cross-examined in a
most humorous style, speeches made, and
the jury, after short consultation, de-
clared the prisoner acquitted. The affair
was witnessed by large audience. s'ess7r'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17

THE KENNEBEc.--T This fast ststeamer, Cap
tain John H.. Freeman, reached her
moorings at the White House on Sunday.
She will be placed Immediately on the line
between Richmond and Baltimore MA the
York River railroad The Kennebec is
handsomely fitted up, and with Captain
Freeman aas master, satisfaction can be
guaranteed her passengers. fsz,.,s..ts ~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17

(. CIVIL LAPPo1STMENTs.-T only appoint
ments to civil Office made at military head
quarters in, this city on yesterday were the
following named members Of the Common
Council for the city of Norfolk: James
Montgomery vice N. II. Turner, resigned ;
David D. Bolsom vice James e. Barry, term
of service expired. ~ e|s,; ~ - : s''' -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17

THE UGLY CLUB.-We return thanks for
m invitation to attend the anniversary
celebration of the University Ugly Club on
the 2sth instant If allowed to- enter into
,9mpetition, we are confident of our ability
to obtain the boots"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17

-PARDoNsF GRANTED AND REFusED.-A
pardon has. been granted to A. Shartzer,
who was. sentenced by the Circuit Courttof
Roanoke county to FIVE years in the; peni-
tentiary for .horse-stealing. Pardons were
refused to Martin Webb, Jr., Of Appomat-
tox, sentenced to thirty days in Jail for as
sault, and Adelaide Wright, ofEAlbemarle
county, sentenced for the same length of
time for larceny.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17

Over esE HUNDRED NEGROES were bap-
tised by immersion at the First African
church last night. a large revival, attend
ed by the usual manifestations, is IN pro
gre gress among the negroes, and their churches
are nightly crowded with an excited throng'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17
BANKS. AWE BANKERS.
HARpWARE.

:D0LTINGi CLOTH, BEST ANKER
ID bBRAND.-weghaye in store all nnmbers. OF
B0LTING CLOTH. from No. ! to No. 10: Also:
q fuii sfock or sBuiLDERS' AND FARMERS,
HARDWARE, to which we invite the Ell ,Stty IIG ,ah9
country trade, wholesale ,and retail /! IA 3 4
-BLADEe NAILS R0P PEI BLACK SMITHS
ie'ohas ii VICTIMS, seoTTRELL g CO..
aSs NV nv as Tn, 1907 Main street,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17
Corn and Flour Exchange.

hlCHMoND, June IL Noo.
.-.-.a OFFERINGS. H sEEs
Whe0t.-Red, 10 bushels.
Cor1,.-White, $40 bushels Yellow, o72 bushels.
Mixed, L 274 bushels. 49,. - .I ....-,- j.
OdtS.-5s bushels.
Rye.-l90 bushels. --.ss sssr.s. --.-.- t..sa..
Medl.-G4 bushels.
.55 r: s>ts sa1s3 SALES. slrHa.3 E i<ss
Waeat.-Red. 80 bushels prime ut $3.50; aS bush
els fair ut $242;.
C0T7,.-White, so bushels ut Sl.20. 5essrsgs-- ~
Oats.-i0 bushels good at soc. ~ bushels good Mt
bushels gOodat SI. 90. s75t-S Es -
MeaL.-Wbite, o. bushels on private terms.
RE-EXHIBITED.
Corn.-White, 42s bushels. Yellow, e72 bushels.
Mixed, l, l4S bushels. s .,, ,-. q
Rye.-110 bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17

CoNsERvArIvE Mass MEETING "a grand
mass meeting of the Conservative part. OF
Marshall Ward will be held at the ,Balti-
more sheds, Rockets, tonight. Messrs.
Raleigh 7. Daniel, Marmadnke Johnson, ..
q. Berry, Jr., and J. Il. Gilmer, Jr. are
expected to speak.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17

The RED MEMS PIc-NIc.--We acknow-.
ledge on invitation to attend the picnic and
cotillon party to be, given by Pocahontas
Tribe, No. ID, I. o. R. NJ, on the I'd Of
July. The entertainment will be given at
Euker's Spring Park. .Mr.l B. Howard is
chairman of the committee of arrange
ments,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17

To THE COMMISSIONERS OF STREETs.-At-
tention is called to the condition of Lester
street below Gillie's creek, Rockets. Since
the late freshet, it has been rendered
almost impossible by mud.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17

A Convict ON THE STUMp.-It having
been stated that a penitentiary, convict
named Minor 10 negro) was roaming around
without restraint in the neighborhocd OF
Harrisonburg, canyassing for the new Con-
stitution, Wardwell, ), of the White House,
sends us the following; in relation to the
matter: q - y - r s>''',s tzssssit.ts.' =
&C To the Local Editor: r = = ~.
The convict you inquire after in your
Mondays paper owes service to the State,
and T cannot see what better he can render
than to remain where he is, teaching the
depravity of Yankees and power of confis-
cation. He was hired, to, Mr.. Joseph Shultz,
and may have been sent out in the service
ofissthes Republican party. i, however,
think not. Will inform myself in relation
to the matter. He was hired to dig dirt,
and If Mr.. Shultz has made q political
teacher Of him, he has violated the con-
tract, and it becomes my duty to look after
him, as we ask higher wages for political
teachers than we do for dirt-diggers.
sss Respectfu fully yours rses <Ts ~ = -
ssf3< .f',7s1 s.is sc BURNHKM MAXWELL -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17

~. 81 - RIcHkOelD, Js'n6 u 10
NIoTICE,--I caution al persane fspm
f( having any baaines. transsesions Hste !. ~
~ sbe fs,,} axteDt az che lar, ~ h1 = uot
Years Of aso BY some six of nlpsassSn INV
% H-H ~ - 3 ssesttess "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17

Big THINGs.-The mammoth gooseber-
.ries-the largest we have ever seen-senf
to our office by Mr.. Robert Curria, Of Church
Hill, have attracted q good deal Of assea-
tiea, Fl -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17

y.Aoc1DENT.-John Lee, an employe of
the City Railway Company, had his arm
broken by the kick Of Q horse, at the COM
pany's stables, on Sunday last. Eg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17

HUsT1NGs CoURT-JUDGE BURNMAM PRE-
G-TUEsDAY.-After calling the. ct
tachment docket, the court adjourned until
Monday next.