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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13

The weather chronicle, containing a summary
for the week ending December u, as issued by
the signal once, says:
An extensive area Of diminished pressure has,
during the past week, advanced eastwanlly over
the lake region and New England, accompanied
by rain and snow, and followed by high barOm-
etrlc pressure, rapidly falling temperatures, and
brisk and high nOrthwesterly Winds The mild
weather prevailing throughout the Southern
States throughout the early part Of the week has
been succeeded by cold weather, with rain and
sleet, and a severe "northerr on the western
Gulf.
During the past week hut little rain or snow
has been reported from Michigan TO Kentucky
and thence westward TO Missouri, Nebraska, AMI
Eastern Minnesota. Considerable snow has fallen
from Lakes Huron and Ontario 10 the st. Law
renee valley and Northern New England, and
heavy rains on the Gulf and South Atlantic
coasts. The following stations show the largest
total amounts Of rain and melted snow: Fort
land, Me-, l.Oi inches; New Orleans, l 20; Savan-
nah, LA; Jacksonville, Fla, l.20; Montreal ~;
Galyest on, IA; and lndanOla, Texas, 3.3s.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13

Effort. Of the Bonrd OF Health TO AbnIc
the Disense-Thc Cases Mostly YRrIO-
IOId.
Lately the public have been greatly excited
over the announcement that the smallpox In the
District h rapidly on the increase and that dis
position II manifested on the part Of the Board
Of Health To prevent the truth from being made
known to the people regarding the extent Of the
disease. Yesterday reporter Of the REPUBLICAN
visited the health ONCE for the purpose Of ascer-
tanning the true status OF the disease In the Dis
trict, and In conversation with several members
OF the board II was CLEANED that during the past
1ye days seven deaths from the disease have OC-
Cured, and these mostly In old localities.
The hoard, notwithstanding the reports circu-
lated, have no disposition to conceal the facts
regarding the number u cases reported TO the
board, but, on the other hand, express 4 willing
meas TO keep the people posted, without creating
an unnecessary alarm. The books and reports Of
the health once are open at all times TO the In
apectlOn OF the public, and those In charge take
pleasure In allowing all to inform themselves OF
the true state Of affairs. While the number o
cases reported seems large, most Of them are
simply yarlOlOl1, and generally the type OF the
disease Ia much less malignant this year than
last. In proportion TO pO ,ulatiOn Washington Ii
suffering much less from smallpox than most Of
the larger Northern cities. At the same time the
Board Of Health are eXertlng themselves TO the
utmost Of their limited means TO stay It's head
WAY,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13

The community was shocked yesterday TO hear
the announcement Of the death OF I. VI. Harvey,
50 well known In this city as the originator Of the
steamed oyster" business, which occurred In
the city OF Baltimore Jestenlay morning. Mr..
Harvey had heen suffering for the past eight
weeks, his disease being Ahscess Of the brain
but neither he nor his friends appeared To realize
his lmlnent danger until " Wednesday night, when
he became lnsenslhle, and continued 50 TIL the
hour Of his death.
As stated above, Mr., Harvey was the originator
Of the steamed oyster business, which he he
gun here IN 1879, and was very successful In that
line, From very modest beginning he amassed
suifiClent means To erect one - the finest build
lnRs on Pennsylvania avenue. In this he re-
NAMED until about four years ago, when he sold
out u his only BROTHER George, and his partner,
Mr. Holden, who have since made such notable
reputation for the place. Blun, goOd-hcarted,
Mart Harvey Will long he remembered BY our
people with Kindness and pleasure. His remains
were brought 10 the city last evening. and the
funeral viii take place on Sunday afternoon, at
O'Clock, from his late residence corner Of
Maryland avenue and Eleventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13

on Tuesday evening the NTH gymnastic eX-
hibltiUn and hop VI the Washington GymnAstc
Association will he given at the gymnasium, on
Louisiana avenue. The gentlemen composing the
association have for some timelabOred EealOusly
to maintain the organization, and take great
pride In calling upon the public on this occasion
Washington, Of all the cities In the country,
should possess well-patrOnlzed gymnasium
hut for some reason the very class for whose
heneht the institution was founded are the last
to avail themselves Of ~ benefits.
Let the audience On the lTth he large one;
let them witness the excellent facilities prepared
Tor the physical culture Uf residents Of the Dis
tTiCt, Hnd then let the association start forward
tu d career ri increased prosperity.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13

Nj. John =. Clark, long and fayoraby known In
this community, died suddenly OF paralysis yes
terday evening, At the advanced age Of seventy
years. Me- Clark was horn At Frederick Nd,
moved TO THIS city. He was long known a. q
prominent druggist on Pennsylvania avenue, but
IT later years was engaged In the patent-agency
business with marked success. With the In
crease Of year. he retired from the labors Of his
profession and sought repnse al hts county resi-
1euce In Prince George county, Nd, where he
remained until the fall Of the present year, when
he again returned 70 the city. During his entire
life he was prominently Identified with the busl-
ness interests OF the community, and ever bore
tho reputation Of good citizen and his numer-
Ons friends will hear with painful surprise OF the
sudden demise Of one who was 50 lately among
them apparently In his usual health and spirits
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13
AsBIEncc sale of Boots and shoes of G. =
CunmIns, O52 Seventh street,

This large and extensive assortment OF boots
and shoes must be sold by the list Of January to
satisfy creditors. The assortment IA so com
plete II IL useless to describe II, comprising
everything In the way Of mems and boys boots
ami ahOes from the finest gradestp the heaviest.
and qualities, including magnificent assOrt-
ment Of the celebrated Burt. We desire TO note
particularly the splendid line OF white and fancy
goods for ladies' and misses, including white Kid
and satin button front and side lace boots and
slippers and pink blue and gilt button boots and
sippcTs. Also, q large assortment Of ladies'
Newport tes and slips.
These goods will positively he sold at and he
low cost. The stock OF children and infants
shoes ~ very large AMI complete In every paTtiC-
ular comprising all kinds and cOlOTs. THIS en-
tire stock Ia the bestseleCted assortment Of shoes
ever offered to the citizens OF Washington, and
must he sold At or below cost by the LIST day Of
January, 1873, TO satisfy creditors.
90 SAMUEL CEAs, Assignee.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13

Last night about 9 O'Clock as Mr.. LeatherYell,
from Atlanta, Ga, was crossing Pennsylvania
avenue, between FouT-and-a-half aud sixth
streets, he was knocked down byA horse at
tached 10 buggy, In which were seated two
men, and the wheels OF the vehicle passed over
his back. lie was picked up and carried 70
StOtts drug store, opposite, where his injuries
were examined and found not TO he severe after
which he returned To the Metropolitan hotel,
where he Ia stopping, and Or. Buckley called In
attendance. The driver Of the buggy, WIN. Pet
It's, was arrested by Ofiicer Clements and con-
veyed before Judge Smell, who released him for
his appearance at court to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13

Last night, about $50 O'Clock, as Mr.. G. W.
swagRart, 4 Waterman at Columbia building
was passing up Seventh street, he noticed three
cOlOred men about the glass case In front Of the
store Of LAnsburg Bros. Feeling assured that
they were bent on mischief, he watched for
take two tne eTmine NUTS out. Calling for as
slstance he seized one Of the thieves and held to
him, hut before aid could arrive the other two
had escaped. After a hard nght, during which
the fellow attempted TO cut him with a razor,
Swaggart succeeded In taking his prisoner 10 the
Central guard-hOuse, where he gave his name as
Thomas Wilson. lie was locked up, aud Will he
taken before Judge smell to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13

The commission appointed by Congress TO dc.
Wise plan fOF the Improvement Of the river and
haTbOr met yesterday morning, at 10 O'Clock, In
the Governors ONCE, corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue and Seventeenth street. There were
present Gov. Cooke, Gen. o. v. BahCOck Hon. A.
X. Shepherd, Capt. Carlisle p. Patterson, hydro
graphic Inspector United States coast survey,
AMI Prof, Pierce, superintendent United States
coast survey.
Capt. Patterson submitted a plan which was
considered, slightly modified and adopted by the
commission, and Is TO be recommended TO Con-
gress for its approval.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13
PROF. TYNDALL.
HIS SIXTH AND LAST LECTURE.


Radiation PIN osophical Conclusions.
The last lecture OF Professor Tyndan was de-
llvered before a very large audience, and one re-
markably enthusiastic In It's appreciation Of the
great truths taught and the beautiful and won
derful experiments illustrating those truths. His
immediate subject was radiation. He said all
non-lumlnous bodies emit invisible rays. No body
in nature Ia entirely cold. A certain temperature
IA necessary 10 render radiant heat In condition
TO AFFECT the optic nerve. As current " cleo
tricitY through platinum wire, for instance, In
creases, the light from the wire increases. When
the platinum wire first glows the light from Ii IA
pure red. As II Increases, II becomes more
brilliant, and growing still hotter yellow rays APP
pear, and then green, blue, indigo, and violet,
he made white hot. The action Of all these color
whlteness.
These truths were Illustrated hy experiment.
What becomes Of invisible rays when visible ones
make their appearance They maintain them.
selves In radiation. Heat In an object In motion.
the color nrst seen Is red, corresponding to the
lowest vibration, aud as the vibrations Increase,
on and on, the extreme violet rays at last ap.
pear. What agency transmits the vibrations Of
the wire to the eye7 The answer to this Is most
important, II brings up the conception Of a
medium Milling space and fitted for the transmits
sion OF light and heat. This medium Is called
umnlferous ether. Every shock Of every atom
Of the platinum wire raises In this ether n wave.
pose; SPECTRUM was throWn upon the screen,
when snoMeH tne posltlSn o. lne uatk NANeN
anu wy eAPetlinemt MIllcn loiioNed Wa 70 snow
maGhtudes ~ ulaHram on the screen. POINTS
on we screen were Cut on " an lodlne solution
anu We uAIA iliAke IeinAnel' 80 ,,-.-,,...,.
a, lnieIesunE eNanlinAtlOn o. tne usltihuuoh
OF ueal was nlhue w MISUNDERSTANDING plIe, anu
went On 70 ptONe tnat the ilHnt Tals are very IN
,,Rhlnol,nI Nhen cnInPaIed WIN tne Iafk ones.
Tue lnNlsloH tla ui we sun hte greater " IA
Juan the 'lslne Ones benlnl lne electric ilgm
ne placed SOncaNe lhlITOI, Nnlch cOnNerged the
n.y. tns polnt ol inelr SohNerHehce was lnNlsl-
nie 70 lne auulence' betNeeh the luminous
locus hnn Ine sou u " tns fYs nc ih!erposeu
W , ~ ~ n s tnc mgn. o. tne cone
was Sut vi, ~, 'nv neAt ILoil tne uaih LOCUS Was
hot interrupted: IL passed uhlinpeied through
III. opsqu,e s y, t .- -, ~ -, -
~ lnS uAIh inEus papct, lei'i, Llnc anu Chlps
VI 49, nsIe uurleI, anu Iney sno"eu
aueo'us " pseleI , 70, sach over Nhlte,
plets W VuaIvuaI u'Ienleu iu teCelEet OF oNy-
~ W. iEli i y ~ ~ Ii'IIpI WI pt9uuce
NJ NV l'lge " w o"leSt Mnloh u IeneCts
k AVE-, aSSS ny IO' , soluuu. ah lhNefteu
ihAEe " the SaIDOn p9inS was loriheu ~ tue
Ios us oI the uitOt; MnAt Detolhes OF we iulage
n W. Wy soius,oH ~ sun lleIe,
wv nY,SID,e' aiu " snON ~ u ShaiIel OUT on
mmits pspeI, rro,. ',nAes maiIeu ny phehonl-
ena uuOse'sen w W w, .he penuLiehA he nad ue-
Sc,,ot , ~ nni Hnen sne na W OI CalOIesoehoe.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

NOTIcFs OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
HoRsr, buggy, and harness for sale.
NEw books for the holidays at Roberts.
WAY desirable furnished rooms for rent.
Awautrr, containing = check, has been lost.
J. G. PAWEER IA receiving new orders for mag
azines
plACE beaver cloth for ladies' cloaks at W. N.
Shuster Bros.
GRAND fair Of Liberty Lodge No. G. X. Of p,
will close tonight.
BRYAN BRos., dealers in fancy groceries, COS
Pennsylvania avenue.
EXTRA rehearsal Of the Philharmonic Society
this evening.
TINS annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
ArtlnciN stone Company will be held to-day.
A FiSE thrce-story pressed-hrck house for sale
IN II -treei between North Capitol and First
streets.
q. @. C0aswFIL Sons are prepared for
Christmas, and have laid 10 an extraordinary
stock u groceries,
PHogOaRGFiv, penmansnip, mental arith-
metc, latin, aud Greek languages taught by
Rev. r. q. CLANCY A. NJ.
THOMAS y. WAauANAS, real estate auctloneer'
will sell on Monday, December 20, at 10 O'Clock
o. M, an elegant collection of furniture.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13

Ofiieera Shepherd and ClansOn on Wednesday
night arrested Parker Fields, cOlored, charged
with being engaged In the assault on Orficer
Slater In October last. The others were tried at
the present term Of the court and sentenced To
the Albany pententlary for one year. Az the
time Of their arrest Fields, alias George II. John
son, escaped and has been avoiding arrest ever
since, but on the night above mentioned he was
captured at house on Eighth street, between
and o streets, which he was seen TO enter by
OnioeT Shepherd, on being arrested he hrst de-
MED his name, but was too well known to the
police 10 deceive them 10 that manner. lie
was taken before Judge smell and committed 10
Jan % await o lnTtheT examination.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13

The funeral OF Osborne p. Anderson will take
place this afternoon at three O'Clock. The ser
YlCeG will be conducted In the Fifteenth street
Presbyterian church hy Rev. d. W. Anderson,
Hny. Or. Reeves, and Bishop A. X. Green. The
following are the pal-bcarers: Hon. John NJ.
LAngStOn, George 4. Downing, DR.. PurYia, VIM.
j, Wilson, Richard W, VOmpklns, W. +. Mat
thewE, 7. II. Murray and d. A. Straker. The re-
mains will be inferred NJ HarmOnial cemetery,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13

Yesterday Judge Wylle, In the Equity Court,
made decree dlYOrCing COnella CTORhan from
giving petitioner the custody NJ the child. The
parties were married In November 1850, and the
petitioner charges that for long time the re-
spOndent pursued course Of harsh and cruel
treatment towards her. aud she was hnally com
PEELED TO separate from hun; that he frequently
attempted 70 assault her and that he neglected
TO provide for her.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13

THuRsTOSs Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Ia the
hest Dentrihce In use. It keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy
Price 20 and 80 cents.
JOUvENs InodOrOus Kid Glove Cleaner Is far
superior TO anything known. Price % cents.
1HOMPSOS's Pomade Optime Ia exquisite. II
aoftens, beauties, and strengthens the hair
Price 20 and 10 cents.
All for sale by Druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13

tire session Of the court, and was not concluded.
Green, use OF Lon ytion, vs. Chipman. The case
was, BY consent submitted to the court
0Nen ". Rooster Schel. Death OF defenc-
Nnt suggested and case continued
ton. " ''"''''-
Mapaon, use Of Payne, Va. strinTtollow. orlcr
to revive Judgment.
1,,,. ,,,,.i. CASKS Tn-DAY.
Nos ~, i2s, 2I6, q, $780, 259 sst o. 50, 900 gsn g.
Adjourned.
criminal Court-JudEe Macarthur.
rms court was engaged a. follows yesterday:
John Clark. Indicted for rape upon Mary
Francis Mankln. The case was argued and sub
not guilty.
The case Of the glft enterprise concern, re-
ported elsewhere, occupied the residue Of the
time Of the court,
Police Court-Judge smell.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
James McGrann, keeping his place open on the
Lords day, was nned SEQ; Patrick Eagan, disturb
Ing religious congregation In the act OF wor-
ship, $40 George Dent, charged with performing
the duties OF night scavenRer without authority
SO; unstayuq Colby, Larceny Of bacon, $40; Ed
ward Howard, larceny Of q pair Of shoes, $40;
David Gregg and Samuel johnson, assault and
Thomas, COlOred, assault and battery on MTs
Doris urupe, keeper OF confectionery store
held In $500 TO keep the peace; John Thomas
charged with stealing several valuable articles Of
machinery from Joseph Nicholson, sent to the
grand Jury; Reuben Nelson, charged with assault
on Margaret smith, $40 and costs; Robert Adams
assault on Louisa Bruce, s. aud costs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13

an Wednesday, a garbage gatherer, named
ipuu z. BOwlps went TO the residence OF @. T..
Hrrer FOR slips, aud stepped into the Kitchen 20
yarn, lie then asked for some food, and while
the servant was absent asking permission Of her
mistress, he fastened on 10 1--we chicken and
deposited II In tho slOI-boN, when proceeding
was wItnras0d by Mrs. Greer from an upper
window, The man was arrostedby OWctr Brown
uld taken before Judge smell.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13
TIIB LIGH rIl!,! , J,

Sewing Machine Is the best Of all. The perfec-
ton OF stitch on all kinds Of goods, great range
Of work, ease Of operation, nOiseless, Tor more
nearly so than any other shuttle machine,) self
adjusting tensions simplicity and durability Of
all parts Ia not equaled in any other machine
ONCE, 0O5 street. Masonic Temple,
NJ. p. ADAMS a Co., Agents..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13

A pleasant sOciable was held last evening In
the paTlOrs OF the Metropolitan NJ. +. church, A
large number Of the ladies' and gentlemen Of the
congregation were present, aud after an hour or
two spent In social converse an elegant supper,
given by the ladies' sewing circle, was partAken
Of after which the party separated, well pleased
with the evenings entertainment
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13

ThereNwas good audience at Marini's hall last
evening to hear the Barili concert. It can hardly
he said that the Baltimore quArtette OF gentle
men covered themselves with glory. They sang
poorly. Mrs. MlxselL soprano, may he noted as
having perhaps the sharpest and thlnnest voice
In the world. With hard study Miss Filth Guy
Will become In time good singer, and Miss Eliza
K. Mooney, the COntraltO, Is worthy Of consider
able praise. The playing Of Alfredo Barlll was
exceedingly fine and artistic, aud he will he
warmly welcomed here again.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13

The sudden severe cold snap has male nne Ice
In the National park, corner Of Fifteenth and
streets, ami yesterday Ii was thrown open ~ the
public for the nrst time this season, and the
lovers Of skating were not slow In pFOhtlnR by
an opportunity ~ participate In this delightful
DlpugUFp
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13

ThGRtlentlOn Of the sanitary police IL called
to the narrow and rickety platform over the eX-
caYatiOn at the corner Of Seventh and l. streets
northwest, II II exceedingly dangerous for PEE
measures should ne taken 10 make the platform
stspuFT
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13

The work OF removing the old railroad bridge
arruss the Potomac has been progressing sOue-
time, aud Il nov neerN completed, The grazing
Tor the dOuhle lfnrk In tue Alexandria and wash
iuEtOn Tairtad u being rapidly pushed forward,
nit The rails ranuot he laid until the coming
Bydng,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13

WE INVITE TIE ATTENTION Of policy holders Of
the Mutual Lfe Insurance Company Of New
York to a protest, signed by a number Of It's
policy holders, residing In New York, who re-
quest the members Of the company in Washing
ton to JOIN In tho same, as they deem cOntenl-
plated change In the system Of the COmpanys
business detrimental 10 their Interests.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13

/ Yesterday morning Prof. John Tyndall visited
| Gafdner'S gallery and sat for his photograph.
/ The negative Is said 10 be excellent. and the
arust VIII doubtless have some ane specimens
on hilton In few days.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per aInum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours, 10 Z; Satur.
DAYS, to and To 3,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13

TIE BEsT FtAcF In the city TO select Christmas
presents OF silver and plated ware Ia ALENAN-
bER8, 1872 Pennsylvania avenue. All goods war
Tantel Aa repreaenied.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13

/. George Combs, SO5 Pennsylvania avenue, I've
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, Ia selling the
finest French candles az the low price Of N
cents per pound. A call will satisfy all that he
IL selling the same goods which are usually sold
for 20 cents !. q. CONES
900 pannaylVanla ayRnua
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13
ANIUSENIENTS.


This evening Mr.. Lester wallacks own play OF
" IloSodale, or the Rine Ball. will he produced
at the National. The role Of Eliot Grey Is one Of
Mr.. Wallacks greatest favorites, and Its dellnea-
ton here has been unanimously demanded by the
patrons Of the theatre. II will he a gala and
fashionable night at the National
The Theatre C0miaur.
For real fun, diversified enjoyment, and the
pleasure Of seeing In their line Of business gen.
uine talent, commend US to the COmlque. Hun
dreds Of general and individual eKcellencies
might he pointed out but the name and fame Of
the leading performers Is well established.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13
CITY ITEMS.

purchase cheap and durable plated ware. Call
soon on Isaac ALEXANDER.
WHITE, clean, sound teeth, all may have by
using dnilv THuRsrOSs Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price, o. and 20 cents per bottle.
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair; all desire H. all
Poinade optlme. Price, 20 and 30 cents per
bottle.
LaHrCoLOREn Kid Gloves are very stylish when
not sOlled. JOCYESS inOdorOus Kid Glove
cleaner will rennyate them thoroughly; price, ~
cents per bottle. Al sold by druggists and
fancy dealers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, II you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned In a frst-class m amer
send them to A. FfsuRR, els Ninth street. OppO-
site Patent Once. The Professor will give you
satisfaction without fail. kidglOves cleaned nice
and cheap.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13

This court was engaged AZ follows yesterday;
First National Rank VS.. Huntington, decree
directing conveyance.
johnson W, Usher. Decree confirming sale.
Bryan VA. Dairy. Decree for sale.
Jrifriea vs., Coleman Decree adludglng speclGc
sum for merhanir7' lien.
p, Crogan vs.. Caroline Crogan. Decree 0f III.
YuTrp.
Gree vs.. Adams. Order allowing amendments.
Adjourned.