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NHess- seHNehAs
Hayo you tried a cIa.top House dinner That
| is the question,
A board floor is being lail ia the large coll un-
| der the City Hall.
The Swedish servants giTp general satisfaction
| to their employees.
MeMaren x Seal are tie propyiotors Of tho
| Clayton House coach.
The Legislature is done receiving new business
| tomorrow ICr certain.
The sale Of The Washington Horse furniture
commenced this m)rni s,
| TalmageH lectures aJe IN iuteIIegJu.s, treat
that one seldom listens to.
The Young Men Loan cunsidels amendments
20 the by-lawR, this evening.
woman suffrage meeting viii be held at Ken
nett Square tomorrow afternoon.
An election for nine Director in the Delaware
Fire Insurance Co, is in progges-.
Scott Church will be vocal with tie melodies
of tho Carolina singers, this evening.
The First National Bank does not expect to
get moved to its new building before tho 4j,h.
The appointment Of Mr. Merritt 10 st PAUL
Church seems Ia give very general satisfaction.
Lewis II. Miller has taken ont letters % I'D
minlstration On the estate Of Jacob Egb, t. Of
this city.
Che colporatora af Tho Diamond State H. ,liu
Company will meet for organization uu Mo-. ay,
the 2l.h inst
The Delaware iBIBuNE to-day contains tho
| proceedings and appointments ia lultuG the VII
| mipgton Conference.
Tlos. A. Brown, G. W. Prettyman and join, g..
Tunnel, all Of y 'aware graduated st tAa 5pt..-
| son Medical Coilsge, yesterday.
Tie stated meeting o. the IliHn,ies' tae'l-v
| vail he ted nj Tho rooms thil evening ,t i.JI
O'Clock. Soc naIt2 ui ,He 7t4geta.F, e.-sa a.s.
sihe removal OF the ''tcn cent tls ou til,p}. "
in lhlr State to appy to other iOad5 than the D.
W, II IL. aud branches n l.
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GYO-PAnrEERsHtP hUTICE.-I have, his day,
asl4c!ltcd wal n ID. Buan with me in ne
Ftei2Gttas and GA Business, undcr the firm name
o! Geo. ". BUSH & an.
GEORGE ". BUSH.
The new hgru respectfully solicit continuance OF
thu pjifpHAsc u {. public 50 g2ncrnu.ly given TO
TIE ia lrn, aan. W. BUSH son.
NILItN0r3N, T iGaly /, 1873.
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= osT--ou Sunday ,st, 4 gold enameled BRACE.
LET, in going from sos Market street 20 Qrnce
Church. The Under will receive suitable feMard
BY leaving it at mar13-st THIS OFFICE-
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AoLE = MILLER.
Real Estate Agents, AuctiOneers
Nc. sos Market Street, above Sixth,
wIIMENeToE. DEL
DUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE
The Subscriber will sell at PUBLIC SALE, en-
Four Ii Hay 10th of Sd month, (March) 1873, Ct
A. NJ, in NEW CASTLE HUNDRED, near the
STATE ROAD STATION,
the following Household and Kitchen Furniture;
Mahogany and walnut Bureaus and Was9 standp,
ana other bedsteads, Looking glasseH Feather Beds
and Spring AttTaases, also spfing-seat walnut AND
cane seat Chairs, refrigerator, quantity OF Bet
clothing Ingram and Rag Oafpeting, large Side
board, dishes and crocEery ware, Patlor chamoer
and cook stoves, quantity OF Dairy Fixtures, and
~ 'P'~set OF Chickens, Cows aud head Of
Young cattle, or barrels s0f cider. Household
GOods 10 he ncath." The catle will have credit
OF months. EDWARD hD"AhDc'
maria At
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~ chdpped banas, lace, ,uuen kin, pmples,
rinRwOTm, altfhouui, and other eutane0us ailtc
lions cured, NtHe sNin made SOFT ana smooth ny
using the JuuiIsr ar soap, mad by Caawell Hi q
Erdsb Co, Few York BE certain 10 get the juniper
Tar Soar NJ there fra many worthless limitations
ma1e with con- non tar.
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pUBLIC SALE
OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
The subscriber intending to quit housekeeping will
sell, at his residence, situated on the corner
OF Third and Shipiey streets, on
FRIDAY, March Fist, 1873.
AT O'CLOCK, A. NJ,

TNIDA H 1HNTCW %IsE1 1906
AT O'CLOCK, A. NJ,
HIS entire household and kitchen furniture, as fol-
lowB:'
PARLOR-Une hail. cloth suit OF pieces 90 yds
ingram carpet, i malble.tOp center table, stove,
r0Om fixtures
ktTCHEN-1 cook stove and fixtures, dining Ia.
BILE, sc :, kitchen st0ves half dozen chairs
UP STAIRS-G bedsteads and mattfasseg, pillows
and bOst' rs wHshstands, wash bowls and pitchers,
towel racks, 60 yards ingram carpet To- straw mat
ting, stair Carpet and rods, doz cAne-Beat chairs
doz windsor chairs, oil cloth, mirrors.
Also table ware, glass and tin-ware, room stoves
and pipe, tubs, buckets. wash-boaTd, benches and
many articles too tedious to mention.
Also, at O'Clock precisely, one flrAt-claes horae,
gy, nearly new; one set single carriage harness,
furniture car and one set of express harness. all I'm
good order. Lot OF too 4, one bench.
marriott l.. 8. TAYLOR.
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Subscribe for the City Directory for the comm
year and don't sponge on your neighbour.
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lntites.

H.rOTIOF--Hls 5RlCAL SOCIETY -Tna stated
~ at eGting oi Historical society, OF Delaware.
Will tr held on N-fslav VeninE March 10 h. at :.
O'eHCk ruH4l&I6 JOSEPH X. WALL Err, 81.
Faful IE-A u ing OF u e Corporaturs named
~ ia The uc' p4u. az crate tIe " Diamond Statt
kadia CumpauJ me state Of Delaware viii he
h II On M-haaJ 10 18th inst III the orks near
HocEe, q, al u that day Tor the purpose OF
o. gan 1ia9 IN apany.
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M M. CHILD 81 co,

WE
OFFER THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE FOR
kALE.
One thfee-story Brick, front yard, Mo. 80 West
Tenth street., possess on at once.
Ond threc-story Brick, No. AL e. Sixth sreet,wll
be sold bargain.
Que tnree-5tOry Brick, front and side yard, Sixth
and Washington streets, splendid home.
one three-story Brick, No K Fourth street, In
good repair; Tor Will rentl
One TWO story Brick, with side yard; within two
squares OF CITY Railway Depot.
Two egant tWostory Bricks with Mansnrd story
No l4OO and 1902 BrJuiue street, with ali modern
improvements.
One elegant Market street property, one-half OF
tie purchase money may Remain.
One three-sioTy Brick on second street, between
West and Washington
That splendid nouso and lawn, No. 0lZ Delaware
avenue, with all the modern improvements, terms
easy.
one three-story Brick House, on Orange street,
between Eighth and Ninth, 5000.
one thTee-stOry house, No. W, Fourth street,
between JetiersUn and Mad .son-
Frame Huuse AMI lot UnJn street near Front.
Price Sl,20O.
une three story brick, W. Sixth street. near JET
TefsOn, With side and front yard.
One small farm Of sixty acres, in BrandyWne
Hundred VIII ellhor sell or exchange for improved
City property.
a farln IN Bucks county, Penns Manor, of 100
acres superior land, terms accommodating Apply
10 NJ. M. CHILD Il CO,
JAM No. 4, W. Seventh street.
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The steamer -srg lO,k, from Alexandria, Va,
las arrived at tue W. Il II. wharf with cargo
Ct blooms for Hh rment over OF the road,
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MEETINGS THIS EVENING

Jefferson Lodge, No 2, l. o. o. F., at Odd
Follows Hall, 3rd and King.
Eden Lodge, No. 81, l. o. o, r., at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Keokuk 1tibe, No, 8, l. o. II. Mat Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market street.
Wilmington Division, No l, s. OF t., at 9th
and Market streets.
Wilmington Council, No. 1, o. U. A. NJ, at
Hail. 219 King streets.
Hope CouIhl No. 2, Jr. o. U. A. IL, at Hail
51l Market sreet.
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 504
Market street
Rokeby Lojea. No Il. X. of p. at Rising Sun.
Clayton Loke, No. 4, X. Of r., at Knights of
Pythias Hall, NJ Market street.
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BNok SALE OR RENT-A two-story brick tesa
H. factory, with Is horse engine and boiler E!.a
III perfect order. Apply at
deC2l-lf 2Ol MARKET ETREgT
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE
BALE,
vii sell 1WO-SroRY BRICK HOUSES No
1913, 1873 1917, 1919, and 1921, Chestnut Street.
Three TilhEESIORY BRICK HOUSES, No. 7i9.
l25, and 1873, West Ninth street.
-Four IWO-SFOltY BRICKS No. I'll, T25 721 and
T2l West Ninth Street.
ONE LARGE TWo-SToRY BRICK, with Mansard
roof, corner of Del. Avenue aud Rodney street
The above property Is offered q Private sale un-
VI January 10Th, lslS, ut prices below what it can
be bg'lt Tor al this tiIue. gerus will he ueeral,
dec'al-n Apply TO JAMES BRADFoRD.
gToR hAl.E.-Wllmington City Loan for SAFE by
T. A. Ii. GRlMSlIAW,
hotSO.ti No. 4, w. 1HISD ST.
EHoR sALE--A splendid building lot OF the corner
n OF Br ONE street and Gilpln avenue, co feet
HOht Dy 10 teet deep. For terms, de-, apply to
NJ III. CHILD a CO.,
nov27-tf Wiimineton' Del
ENOR SALE-RaGeiying daily, large supplies of
a. Timothy, hay htled; both by water and rail.
Alsoi hay loose by the ton from wagons, by
SCATTERGoOD ALLEN,
=, LOG w. Front st.
N. B-Persons leaving their orders can be sup
pned at tne shortest not ce. novl2-tf
hNOk SALh-The handsome residence NO. a.
y 1901 Delaware avenue, cor of HARRISON %
HHeet. Apply 70 ielo-u j. p. MGLEAK.
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Eg- Cgt RbhS RAEIy VOLT, No. 10 Vest Eiihth 81,
(Ain4.a5 l'ulldu.,j mt door from shihiey.
PRACTICAL + or ASD SHOEMAKER,
fOr LadlC anh Gautltmen,
Fashionable and Ma Fitting Boots aud Shoes
made tu order AMI warranted a well selected
Hiec+ Of Machine Her,d Buols Shoes aud Gaiters
Just csYyG, which 1i. Lu H1id AZ very reasonable
VfIguL
H-I4lang VIII be d5la neatly and duraby.
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Van Deventer puts in beautiful sets OF teeth
from ten 70 one hundred dOlaFs.
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l5llhllQWs ail 1{gIp HVNNEEh.
U ara .CE -H0asgHeercls 10 know that they
w can procure 60 NJ servants, &C snort Louc',
BY opp. wing at MRS TAl LORS
n'tlllpenCe ONCE,
mar Iv n j. ror s 3COnd and West SITS,
NNThnlhn-A GOV % Fl 10 do general house,
w WIKI Apply al
MARI li3 ORANGE ST.
WANTED -RnerfoitelTon OF coed address TO
sell singer So ing Iachiuci Apply Cos
" 'Eut Street iah2tu JOSEPH II. JONES.
Z ~ AETEO MODERATELY. - Active young
~ men to conyRss ior the Grover itaker sew
in, N1cnlne. Apply az t16 aNRHET ST.
lItG-A Whining on, Del.
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8uaraiug.

uHOARDTNG-A gentleman and wife can be &c
Is commodated with O large unfnfniHhed front
'O pOy. ~ tf''''" ''' "'' ' ISL WALNUT ST.
HpOAKDIN(-For GENTLEMEN at .,
ID sepl6-tf sl2 KING sIhhEt.
) apr9om 900 DELAWARE AVENUE.
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OFFER THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE FOR
kALE
The New York herald., 1873-12-28
SUICIDE OF A POLICE CAPTAIN.

Yesterday afternoon at one O'Clock, Captain
Hobrook, OF the staten Island police, entered the
police station and saluted the Sergeant in charge,
ana retired to his own office, in the rear. Shortly
alter the Sergeant heard the report of pistol from
the Captains room and on going thther found Cap
tain Holbrook lying on the moor, pistol wound in
the left breast, and Smith Il Wesson seven
shooter lone chamber empty lying by his side.
Sergeant Cornell exclaimed, "Why, Captain, what
is the matter Y' to which captain Holbrook re-
Piled 'I'm shot.n The Sergeant Immediately
summoned DR.. Lee, Surgeon of the Police Depart
ment.
Drs Feeney and Anderson. OF Stapeton, who
were promptly on the spot, on making examna-
tlon found that the ball had lodged in the right
lung and they gave 1t as their opinion that he could
not live four hours captain Holbrook was highly
respected on Staten island, where he has oeen
captain OF police since the force was first estab
lished there. The reason for taking his own lie
cannot be conjectured, unless few lines found In
his pocket explain 1t. They are as loows:-
''rnis is not murder. The secret Is only known
between me and my wife,
1t is said that for the past two or three months a
slight disagreement has existed between Captain
Holbrook and his wife.
The New York herald., 1873-12-28
A DOLLAR MURDER IN NEWARK.
Porter Pounded To Death By High.
way Robbcrs-Escap of the Murder

Porter Pounded To Death BY High.
Emboldened, doubtless, by the daring acts and
successful escapes OF burglars lately in Newark,
the hghwaynen are coming out OF their covert
and going so far even as TO murder innocent citi-
zens for lew cents, the police seeming powerless
to prevent them. Yesterday morning at his resi-
dence No. 1877 Commerce street. died Jacob Nate,
porter, from the effects Of injuries re-
ceived at the hands Of some ioot-pads on
Christmas eve night. 1t appears that Nate.
who was porter IN the employ Of Mackist, Wilson
4 Co.., OF Broad street, left the store at the Gus
tomary hour for his home, and about ten O'Clock
started out TO get shaved, having on his person
about 81. Passing along Market street. one OF the
most crowded tnoroughiares OF Newark, not q
hundred yards from where several policemen are
supposed to be stationed, near the railroad depots
Nate was suddenly pOunced upon by three rufiianS
and stricken to the pavement with
MURDEROUS BLOWS FROM CLUB
He was rendered insensibe and the villains then
rifed his pockets OF the dollar found in it and
made good their escape. Presently along came a
noble guardian OF the peace and found Nate lying
insenslble He was finally recognized by citizens
and removed to his home. All night he lay in o
comotose condition, but on Christmas Day he
frightened up sufficiently to give an account Of
the attack on him. AT night he grew worse.
died, leaving a vile and several children.
Nate served III the Thirty-ninth New Jersey regi-
ment during the war. He was for Il time in the
OYSTER business and was pretty widely known
among people oil his class.
STRANGE TO RELATE,
the police authorities were not apprised of the
working nard to catch Mates murderers; but it is
scarcely likely that they will be successful as they
have had iully As hours the start. Nate was un-
able TO give any description OF his murderous as
The New York herald., 1873-12-28
A MAN HANGED FOR OUTRAGE AND MURDER.
He Denies His Guilt to the Last and
Dies Braveiy without Com mplaint.

PEMBROKE, Canada, Dec. q, 1878
The man 0sier, who was convicted at the
last Assizes OF outragng and numbering q
Polish woman, named Lucvitgh, aged about 80
years and living on the Apenago road suffered
this morning the extreme penalty OF the law. The
prisoner was attended to the scaiold by the Rev.
Nj. Jouvenal, who together with Sister OF Charity,
had for the last few days been assiduous in minis
tering TO the spiritual Interests OF the condemned
man. On reaching the scaffold the prisoner knet
down, the priest kneeling beside him. and, speak
ing In French, said :''l am going TO tell the truth
TO appear What ! said about O'keeie, when j
accused HIM of the crime, was ialse. He Is
innocent, am also. OF that crime; but forgive
ALL" The prisoner appeared composed. He had
frequently within the last Jew days expressed his
Willingness to die, saying that he believed God had
appointed the time and manner for all men to die,
and If 1t His Will that he should die in talis
way he was quite resigned; that ne was not AFRAID
oi death and was prepared to die.
He slept ana ate wei and seemed TO enjoy excel
lent health. He did not, however, retire to bed
last night until some time after midnight, when he
| lay down and slept soundly tor about two hours.
| great and spent the remainder OF the time
| in devotional exercises. Father Jouvenal and
/ a number Of the Sisters visited him about six
| O'Clock in the morning, when mass was celebrated
1 IN his cell. When the sherln, accompanied by the
/ nangman and other officials, entered his cell to
pinlon him and escort him TO the scarold he shook
/ hands with the Sherln and expressed thanks for
| the treatment he had received when on the
mercy, until the fatal moose was placed on his
| neck and the cap drawn over his face. The bolt
/ was drawn at quarter past eight, and Oster was
launched into eternity. He was = years Of age
four brothers and four sisters still reside. lie was
nf mednm heiaht and stout build.
The New York herald., 1873-12-28
THE CENTRE MARKET ARMoRY.

There was a rumor current yesterday, that a
guard OF the Ninety-sxth regiment was kept at
the Centre Market Armory in order to repcl
possible attempt OF the Eleventh regiment to take
iorcible possession OF the building. An investga-
ton, last night, showed that all was quiet on the
Potomac, or rather at the armory whatever guard
there had been had vanished, and the Adjutant oil
the Nnety-sixth, Mr.. Mehch, states that no such
attack had been feared and that Colonel Stauf had
placed the guard there because he had given heavy
bonds for the property OF the regiment IN the build
ing. Adutant Mehlich said 10 interference OF any
sort was apprchended on the part oil the Ninety
sixth regiment. They had taken possession OF the
armory by special order OF Genera. Funk who had
found that their old building did not sufcc for the
inspection which was 10 have been held there on
Tuesday last. He added that IL was true however,
that Comptroller Green had in the course OF a pr-
vate conversation promised the armory TO the
colonel Of the Eleventh.
The New York herald., 1873-12-28
A CHRISTMAS TRAGEDY IN OHIO.
A Festive Gathering Finished by Two
Murders.

CINCINNATI, Ohio Dec. 81, 1873
The particulars OF the killing of the Stowe broth
ers, at Dodson, Ohio on Christmas Day, are as
follows The shooting match was friendly AFFAIR
gotten up by the Stowe brothers. After drinking
freely OF whskey, the company, consisting of the
two Stoves, George ana Joseph Gelse, Robert
Wolfe and three brothers named Reynolds, re-
paired to the clearing to participate IN the match
competitor, and Henry charged him with not
having put a ball IN the gun when last
loaded for Wolfe. John called Henry liar
whereupon the latter snot him dead. Henry
was Immediately seized by Wolfe and the Rey-
nods brothers, dragged to wel from which a
rope was procured, and hung to the limb OF a tree
The company then repaired TO the house, took a
drink, and upon returning found their victim dead
Seeming for the first time to realize what had
transpired, they all fed, and up to the present
time have not been captured. The parents OF the
Stoves, who live in Pennsylvania, arrived yester-
day and took charge OF the remains.
The New York herald., 1873-12-28
EMIGRANT MATTERS.
The Number OF Emfgrants During the
Year-Tbeir Nationalities-The Dis
eases Among Them-The Mormons-Ger-
lSai1a a SautE Ca roll

The Number OF Emigrants During the
Year-Tbcir NatiOnalitics-The Dis
eases Among Them-The MOrmons-Ger-
mans Going to South Carolina.
The Commissioners Of Emigration are about
closing up their reports for the year, which, it Is
calculated, VIII show slight falling Off in the num-
ber OF emigrants from 1872. The figures up to De-
cember 20 266,0ll opposed to 292,933 for the
previous year. and though the arrivals TOR the last
ten days of the present month will decrease this
difference it may safely calculated that the in
crease to our population from this source has
been for this year full 600 less than tor it's pre-
decessor. Ireland and Germany, heretofore,
have furnished by far the larger number OF eml.
grants the former having contributed, up to De-
cember co. 76,0S3 and the latter, includ-
ing all German speaking countries 105,749.
england Eag mas sent S2,7ls, as against &C. 10y 10
SAGE and Lorraine, has sent during the year but
5,le7, as against 1o,57e. Sweden furnishes 10, 1853
and Italy 6,770 Among the curlosities OF emigra-
ton are the fOlowlng:-Asia furnishes /; Aus
traa, s; Africa, 9; Egypt, .; Gibraltar !; Greece,
come with some means sufficient to start them in
their new life, though many have arrived here in
entire destitutlon. This has been notably the
case with the Italians and the Prussan Poles. many
of whom have arrived IN abject poverty ana have
required assistance from the first momeht of their
about the Emgrant Buildings and are known by
the employees as ''bummers' has been growing
gradually less TOT Jne past lew weeks as, OWlDg 10
the remonstranceS OF our government, lever
paupers are being sent and applications for the
abe-bOded men among them who labor for COM
paratively small wages, to go upon public works
have exhausted the supply.
THE WARDS ISLAND DEPARTMENT
shows Its books $500 who have been sent to the
hospital during the first II months OF the year Us
against l3,06S for 1872. The prevailing diseases
have been intermittent scarlet ana typhoid Ievers
and pneumonia The proportion of deaths has not
been large and the patients have been discharged
after an average stay OF two weeks.
THE M0RMONS.
The number OF emigrants whom the efforts OF the
Mormon missionaries have brought nither during
the year is 2,437. being III more than for 1872.
These Subdivided as follows denmark CAT (;
England $50; Ireland, "a; Holland, IS; Norway,
IS; sweden, 376; scotland, 116; Switzerland 1873 !;
Wales, "a; Holsten, 8; Saxony, 2; Baden, 4.
There were no arrivals yesterday though num-
Der of steamers are expected. Several families OF
Germans were sent to South Carolina by steamer
under the auspices of the German Emigrant Asso.
ciatlon of Charleston. They number about 60
souls. and the heads OF families TO be furnished
a certain quantity OF land in the upper counties
Of the State. An additional number will be for
warded on Tuesday next.
The New York herald., 1873-12-28
SUPREME COURT-CRAMBERS.
The Old Fry Divorce Suit.

Before Judge Brady.
Occasionally the well known Fry divorce suit
comes to surface in the courts Some time since a
commission was granted to examine witnesses in
France, where Mrs. Fry now is, and the result of
the examination not being satisfactory appllca-
tion was made to Judge Brady for are-eXamination.
This was denied yesterday on the ground that 1t
was Unprecedented.
Sheriff Brennan's Fees.
Before Judge Daniels.
The bill OF Sheriff Brennan amounting to some
$50 900 for fees for the first three quarters OF last
year, was up again yesterday in this court upon
the application for a mandamus against the
County Auditor to compel him to audit the bill.
The counsel for the city claimed tnat III this matter
he had been trifed with beyond endurance, and
was quite indignant upon an adjournment OF the
being asked for. Judge Daniels finally set the
for peremptory hearing on the second
Thursday OF January.
Decisions.
BY Judge Fancher.
Hoppe VS.. HOppe.-Report confirmed and judg-
ment of divorce In favor OF plaintirf granted.
Whiteside vs. Rothchlld.-MemOranda for counsel.
OsgOod vs. The Providence and New York Steam
ship Company lmpeaded with the Neptune Steam
ship Company ct al-Motion for injunction and re-
cever denied, with $40 COSTS to abide event.
Saunders vs. Willlamson.-Mot0n to vacate at
tachments denied, with $40 costs in each case, to
abide event.
ObeIg VS.. Roberts.-Same decision.