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Another HAPPY Murderer.

Mrs. Lydia Sherman, of New Haven. Con-
necticut, who has been sentenced to imprisOn-
nent for life for the murder OF her husband by
poisoning, has now confessed to having com
mitted eight murders in twelve years, three
husbands and five children being the victims.
Ii II eonsOiing to know, however, that like our
Washington murderers she feels TRANQUILITY
happy in the full assurance of bliss hereafter.
In giving her eligOus experiences. in connection
with her confession, to the reporter OF the New
York Herald she added:
al don't know that / can say ANYTHING more
unless that II Is ! am enjoying myself and am
NeryhaI'Py. and thar is a feeling have not ex-
PerIcuced before for many years"
The reporter continues.
'.As She said this her eyes twinkled and her
Whole feminine frame kept time to what seemed
10 De happy and festive litter. There was
nothing OF insanity in her demeanor but there
was eVldcntly struggle to produce an impress
sion upon her visitor. The same stolid ani vet
smiling conduct characterized her during the
sentence yesterday. She said she was hanpy
and in the same breath She admitted With
apparent delight crimes which IL Is almost i'm
possible to realize a. a reality"
At another time she said
:. 1 feel that 1 know that God has forgiven me-
AMI that after Il am done mere 4 shall have a
home there with Him. 1 made up nv mint tina t
would give up everything in this world and
think nor care for anything here. | think il
10 talk 10 me, and that il was she and her talk
ing 10 me and praying with me that helped me
% ITO this. and great deal sowing to Mr.. Lutz
He was here ON Christmas Day. Mrs. Crumb
vas the means OF my making up nv mind final
iyto give myself up to Christ. would like the
world 10 know how 4 feel. feel that 1 have
given up all hold on the world, and that have
given Chr st my heart, and that my trust is i'm
Him. Years ago was n professor of religion
and always thought 4 had religion. but know
new that never was a Christian. i always used
IT, think was. but know 1 was not or would
not have done a. did
IL being remarked To her that her quarters in
the state prison would not be pleasant as those
she had occupied, she remarked that she did
not care; -e had placed herself entirely i'm Gods
hands and was ready to bear what he placed
uIOl her.
In lac: this wretched woman seems 10 have
been worked mp by her spiritual conscIers into
state OF pioUs fervor, in which she really be-
Leyes that she stands better chance of blissful
Immortality than if she had not commit ted these
almost incredible crimes. Really b!asphemous
Is her fippant cant about having given her
self UP to Christ, her certainty of having a
home there with Him. her concession that al
though she always thought she had religion
she now concludes that she was not a Christian
during the twelve years that she was committing
these murders, &c, &c. But this is all OF
piece with the style of utterance made bv our
Washington murdeTers on their way to glory
ria the gallows.
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(;oxerumcns securities.
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 4-yirginia 6's, consolidate
80. West Nirginisis, Is bid o-day.
BALTIMORE. Jan. I.-Cotton dull; low mddIinps
l9tdl91z- Flour firm and in good demand; How ard
street supeTtne. S51atG S61f; do extra, S6x@SS;
Do family, l91a Ci,y Null, superfine, $3.50
SOC; do. extra, S71z@ $40; do. family, 500 IS
western supersne, SEQ S6!s; do. extra, s654@Ss;
90. family, S5ssgsg.. Wheat quiet and steady
el@@ 81 10; common to fsir do, . l7O@sI.eo. Corn
arm and m COED demand; white southern, 66in7U
yellow aihern, "a; mixed western, or st3. Oats
dun, southern, tS(oJ0; western mixed, l50g4s; do
white, ioCaSo. Rye quiet, 9@Sl. Hay firm and in
god demand western, sS@Ss5; Pennsylvsnia,
$50 S2, the latter choice. Provisions quiet but
choice roll, 70. Whisky nominal, %.
NEW YORK, Jan. H.-Stocks strong. Gold steady,
le.-- Money firm, J.. Exchange, long, 91s; short
iVs Goyernments dull and steady. Virginia skies,
As; new, 80. n. C.s, 33ls new, Is.
NEW YORK, Jan. t.-Flour firm. Wheat quiet
LONDON, Jan. IA, II a. m.-Consols opened at
9Z9e for money, and " Gf92tz for account. Bonds
hves, Do; Erie. As.
FRANkFORT, Jan. H.-Bonds opened at 9iis for
lsl2'S.
PARIS, jan ls.-Rentes opened at 81 francs Is cen
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THE WEATHER.

WAX DEPARTMENT., once Chtef Stgnd Otcer,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. IL, 1873, III a. IN. (
SYNOPSIS FOR PAST TwENTY-FoUR HOURS
The low barometer on Monday morning over
Lake Michigan has moved eastward over north
ern portion of New England, and light rain h as
fallen from Tennessee to lower Michigan and
eastward over the Middle and Eastern states.
Cloudy weather l. now prevailing from Tennes-
see to the upper lakes and northwest with south
eaStCrly TO northeasterly winds, and over the
Middle and Eastern states, with westerly winds.
IEOBABILITIES.-FOr New England and
Middle states westerly to nOrtherly winds and
clearing but partly cloudy weather, the winds
over latter shifting to casterly and southerly
during the afternoon and night with cloudy and
threatening weather, and probably rain. For
southern states east of the Mississippi, easterly
t. sOutherly winds, veering to sOutherly and
westerly, cloudy weather and rain areas. From
Ohio valley and Missouri to Lake Erie and up
per lakes falling barometer, cloudy weather and
southerly to easterly winds with probably rain
from Iowa to southern Michigan and southwark
over Ohio, Tennessee, and Missouri, but proba-
bly, snow north of this region.
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Some time since we threw out the suggestion
that possibly bor-edom Is deteriorating rhysi
cally since some of the diseases of late years
closely resemble human maladies. The late
horse epidemic in its different stages was very
much like influenza aud lung fever in human
beings, and now we hear that the poor equines
in New York are having the cerebro-spinal
meningitis. Where is this process Of apparent
humiliation to stop? Ii it continues we shall
be compelled at last to invoke the services of the
gentle mule as our only beasts of burden and
make parlor pets of our horses.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

Foreign advices continue favorable both for
money and securities. The New York money
market seems to be slowly gravitating towards
ease, stock brokers being accommodated at
per cent, mostly IN currency. In the market
for mercantile paper there was good inquiry,
prime names selling all the way from to II
per cent. The city banks are receiving currency
from the interior; the greater part yet, how
even, being in national bank notes. Later, gal
tenders will come, and then the currency part
Of the reserves viii be strength ened.
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II does not seem probable that the legislature
of Massachusetts, will vote statues to Messrs
Amos and Alley as representative men Of Mas
saehusetts, to be placed in the Capitol ststuary
hal
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III WIZ probably turn out that most of the
members of Congress charged with being tarred
with the credit mobilier stick will be found to
have been guilty of nothing more henous than
making what they considered legitimate invest
ments, sueh as a member of Congress might as
properly make as anybody else. IL is probable
too, that the disposition on the part of some
ambitious persons TO "knife' their rivals for
political honOrs has caused them to distort the
Iaets good deal To the disadvantage OF any of
said rivals implicated in any way in the credit
nnohilieT transactions. But however innocent
members may have been OF improper motives
m their credit moblier dealings il is pretty GER
tain that they won't do any more. This big
scare viii have a wonderful effect in lettering
members Of standing from touching, tasting. or
handling any of the seductive compounds Of
feTe,i by the Cakes Ames stripe Of LOBBYISTS
even when presented in the guise of legitimate
business transactions. In this way the ulplea-
sant credit mobilier scandal NAV work out good
results. IL Is the greatest blow to lobby iniia-
enee that has yet been dealt; and probably only
such sharp lesson would have served to remind
Congressman Of the danger OF even Friendly
contact with men who deal in pitch like the
Ames' and the Alleys. AS for Ames there can
be no question as to the disposition that should
be made of him by the House. He should he
tumbled out by the neck and heels as fast as the
able-hodied sergeant-at-arms can perform the
JOB.
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committee Of the Virginia state senate re-
Gently appointed to confer with Ex-Governor
WISE IN regard TO state or national insurance.
have reported bill TO establish ..Thc Insur-
ahce Bureau Of the State of Virginia" The
ban provides Tor a central or home Office in
bieisnond, and branch Offices i'm each senatorial
district. The business of the bureau will he t1
insure lives and property within the state. ac-
eotdins To schedules To be prepared by the board
The commonwealth OF Virginia is 10 be the sole
stakeholder in, and enjoy the profits of the bus-
ness; and the general assembly shall at each
session make an appropriation sufficient to meet
and secure the prompt payment Of all losses. the
appropriation TO be made drst out OF the profit.
of the bureau. Ii is provided that no private or
public corporation, i'm or out Of the state other
than the state bureau, shall hereafter negotiate
policy OF insurance in any form on life ami
property in the state. The lieutenant governor
is made president Of the bureau, and citizen
insuring shall be credited with the amount of
his roh tax and twenty-five percent of the tax
on his real estate IN payment of premiums.
paper has been submitted to the general assem-
bly, by Governor Wise, urging the passage Of
the bill.
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The Piety of VIM T. Dodge. of New York.
doesn't seem to wash well, judging by the DIM
Guilty the firm Of Phelps, Dodge & Co. are In on
the charge of defrsuding the government Of
customs dues TO the extent OF over million
dollars. Mr.. Dodge has for years been rather
"aGsiveiy conspicuous at public meetings OF a
igious character.
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nPDIsrRICr OF soLgMBIA,,


WASHINGTON, y. G., Dec. D, 1872.
.s nsr g, SrSsisd End Tesoysd by tn Boir Of
made and yrOmus ~ the Board & Health sfere;
cunCia g smenSsd a. follows. r. win ane D''r''' u
PHYSICIANS ATTENDING UPON SMALLPOX Pa
It shan b. the duy u every physician re.a.n. of
the District q Columbia or attending upon
70 Gs HsS aa es.s Of @.
pos within twelve hours after his first visit and dis
dn Of said and fe rd nan'S or a r
in Which said person may be situated and at
cordins to the Rules and RcSus'cnsr Aforesaid.
President Board Of Health
Approved: II. d. COOKE, G1yernor. dec23s GOT
UK E Nj 0 We D
DIR. W. II. BARRETT,
Hs. removed to No. iioa Il Street northwest, cor
ner l4ih street je3
FYOUNG MINIS CHRISTIAN AssOCTA'N,
circulating Library. Terms: ) ; pSr YEAR. Al DER
Quarter, Free Reading RSon-All Daily, Secular,
nns xt s r ~ and Msgaznss ParS
Literary Society Saturday Evening, at IN O'Clock
Daily Prayer Meetings at I2;l5, 8, aud p. m. Sab
Bath EVENING SERviGESssi TsS sres Com aAS
corner 18th AMI streets, at 7:5D O'Clock. deI4
CARRIAGES cARRrAcrya cAREIAGEsH
On hand general assortment Of fine yictarias
Ph~ton; viii he sold at a bargain Fash 49,
enable Carriages Of all kinds Repairing -
pr n mP,ly ATTENDED to s RoBf IL GRAHAM;
L. FRENCH STARCH ENAMEL
The best article In the world for doing up Linen
Muslin. IL imparts beautiful gloss to the fabric
BCRNHAM s co, Manufacturers,
100 West Lombard street,
IanH-ly Baltimore, Maryland.
T'HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
The District OF Columbia, holding q Special Term,
letters 81 sdm,,Ifnssration, W on the personal
District of Columbia, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
the subscriber, before the Ith day of January
next: they may otherwise by law he excluded from
this 18th day of January, 1873
!Htu.A' JANE READ
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscr Der
= has obtained from he Supreme Court of the Dis
trct Of Columbia holding Special Term, letters of
adnlInlsr ration on the personal estate of FRANCES
X READ, late of w Washington county, ID. c., de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the sa id
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber on or
before the 18th day of January next: they other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit of the said
e. ate Given under my hand, this 11th day of Janu
ary, 1873 IJHt.3t'l JANE READ
NI1Ep STATES PATENT OFFICE.
On the n MhiiMS 81 n JsR4aT, nh 1913
natl, Ohio, administrator If Alexander b Latta de-
ceased praying for the extension of patent granted
to the said Alexander B. Latta the 18th day Of
1T Is ordered that the testimony in the case he
closed on the 18th day of March next; that the
he limited 20 the 2Ist day Of March next, and
next.
ANY person NAV oppose this extension.
JEtu.3t NJ. ID. IEGGETT, Commissioner
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PERSONAL.

JOSEPH MCDONALD, late u. s. Navy who
married Willssie Stephens, will communicate viii h
III. W., Jersey City Post Office, New Jersey he
will hear something TO his advantage. jlO6ts
Mrs. SAWYER. Cidrrceyent and Test Med,uu
AVl has REMOVED tn No. S11 sd street north,
Circie. decT- I'm
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nR. woRMLEY's

IMPORTANT TO ARCHITECTS, BUILDRko
AND C0KTRAcToRs;
Tie CAPE ANN GRAEFTE COMPANY, having
estsblished Agency in this city, are prepared 70
furnish, at the shortest notice, all kinds Of CUT
GRANITE WORK which may be required BY afchi-
rates. We have constantly on hand q large assort-
ment OF granite Curbins, Belgian Pavement Blocks.
Bass Csurses, Coping, &C. JAS p RUSSELL q
Co, Agents, Plants Building. No. n 18th st. bet.
New York avenue and Weickerf. marlily
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 OST-On Monday, lith instant, in or near the
store Of Lansburgh Bro, 9TH street northwest
POCKET BOOK, containing a small amount Of
money. The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving the same AZ No. $50 street southeast 1t
TAKEN UP ASTRAY-Jan,iary 49, 1873, a large
RED COW; one white spot in her face
also, white spots on her back aud sides; givesLk
hIlk; short horns; six years old. The ownert-ns
and Ske her sMay JOHN
street, between LIST and ID streets northwest, j3l
TAKEN Up AsTRAY-Jannary lat, Is73, a small
Il red COW; white face, short horns, about
I'VE years DID, and gives milk. The owner 6 ~
VIII please come forward prove property, pay III
charges, and take her away. MOSES GIBSON
Jennings road, east of Benning bridge. jl33tF
CO., REWARD-Lost, Saturday, January 18th +,
80 near Willsrd's Hotel, gentleman's GOLD
VEST CHAIN, large links with LOCKET contain,
given if left at JAMES MOLAN'S wine store. cor
ner 9TH 81 and pennsylvania avenue. 1881
/ OST-At Secretary Fsh's reception on FRIDAY
IL evening last, "A brown beaver cloth OVERCOAT.
with velvet collar and the lining under the col
ar, the name OF the tailor, u. Russell, New York
The gentleman who took the coat, by mistake, W i'm
.Lige The owner by leaving it at his residence, No
1879 ii street. jI3 81
+ OST.At the National Theater, January Sah, an
rewarded by leaving il at Star Office. j9tf
OsT-On the l9, h. between a. and 30 and 7th and
streets, a pair Of EYEGLASSES,
gold frame. A liberal reward will beSED~
paid If ret urned to 472 street northwest. d23
EOUND-Saturday, Dec. 2lst, on 18th street, near
Il the telegraph ofhce, small sum OF MONEY,
which the owner can have by describing il and nav
ing Tor this adv ertisement Apply at Room +, "a
floor, Navy Department. d23
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I INI1EP STATES PATENT OFFICE.
NO MEDICINE GIVEN,

Except in those cases where, examination il NAV
he found necessary to prescribe certain remedies
which, combined with my peculiar VI tgnetic Opera
'ion, accelerate Perfect and Radical cure.
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MErRofoL'rAN DOLLAR STORE.
NEW GOODS.
USEFUL, DESIRABLE, GOOD, wELL-MADE
AND PRETTY, ALMOST GIVEN AWAY

Walnut Towel Racks, three prong, Sc
better sIf,cie iron soskets and plated ends.
Large Hat and Clothes Racks, SC. and o..
psirs Child extra long fancy Striped HOSE, q.
z ps;rs Ghins white Iron Frame Hose, 81.
pairs Gents best Bristol Half Hose, a.
Childs all linen, good Handerchicfs, Soc
Gents all linen Hemstitched Handk erchiefs far
8 superfne German Linen Handkerchief for n
Ladies Aerino Vests and Drawsrs, q esch.
Gents Merino Shirts and Drawers, q each.
Fine French Gilt Photograph FRAMES, 81
backgammon and Checker Boards, q o.
Ihe new tame OF Parcheesi, 81.
RS iSs 81 Ghes%sn in LyorZ and Bg.woed 81
Leather and Linen Satchels, O.
Splendid Hair ssd ciotkss Brushes. Dressing
Lubn's Genuine Extrasfs, Ga. "
h,ndso%e Lace Set, rsa! ThresA Lace Collars,
nv W., .see h asIsassrcsists = q each
psiis ana Toys q All Al fi edse'''ss, &c.
Silver Plated Ware, Cstlsry, Rs.ors. &C., &c.
B. S1LVERBERa,
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
isnstr 3ls sth street, near Psa... ara.
FLORIDA ORANGES,
Direct from the Grove.
lass 2 street.
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IMPORTER OF HUMAN HAIR.
GRAND BARGAINS AT
MA ID A VI T. 4 ; X VS.,
6lc l3fh street, second door from q strea..
Remember the name and number. Cheap Ours,
Switches, Chgnons, Braids. Puffs Frizzettc. OF tS
latest styles Call and our STOCK before plr-
cha sing elsewhere. decsl-tr
L. FREUNDS LADIES' NATIONAL DINING
y and ICE CREAM SALOON, corner Iifh and
Lunch ever day, from II a. 70 D, m, for IS ccnfs.
dsnes esasgsd datsy. Ny facilities for Supplying
Pericr TO amy other my line in the city and would
scigt liberal share Of your patronage, ".
sysahia avenue. au2 IL
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THE TRADES.

A WINGS AND DECORATIONs.-AWNI
Tor stores, city ana county residence: speeds
ate ktiOn given to Decorating Halle for R.- "a
Parties; FLAGS. HORSE aud MACON COyERs,
Tor sale rent, by
JOHN G HOGAN, Manufacturer
sl3 Market Space,
decSr Between 7th and Sth streets.
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IL fRENtH STARtH ENAMEL
l. the best article in the world for doing UP Linen or
Muslin. IL mparts beautiful gloss to The fabric
For sale by all Grocers.
BCREHAM & co, Manufacturers
100 West Lombard street,
Ianl4-ly Raitimore Maryl,ud
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DIR. W. II. BARRETT,
DENTIST
CARRIAGESii

{ AVERAGES! CARRIAGESu
" CARRIAGESu
On hand general assortment Of fine Victarias
also. very Superior haIf-top light Park ljR 9,
Ph~ton; will be sold at n bargain. Fash SSXtyT
ionable Carriages of ali kinds. Repairing W.
promptly attended to. R0BT. ii. GRAHAM,
JAS 410-4I4 8th st. =, between ID and T.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

leather stock .ng Tsles Nv ganae. Fen,i.o-s
n0cTer vel sso., with forty iliu-trAtioa. sy
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T. }. HEfBERGER,
Il tsuccessoT 90 II. r. Louaon Ca
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Me;Topolitan Hotel, date Browns
g5p No. 5o2 Penna a ave-, Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-19
THE MANDAMUs RECORD.

Judge j. F. DAILY of the Court of Common
Pleas decided. yesterday, to grant mandamus to com
pei the Controller pay the salary Of Recorder Hack
et on the ground that the was IN substance 30
decided in the Supreme Court in the case OF Monhemer
and on ground that the Recorder is is not an ocer
Of the local government whereas the Controller bases
the Withholding Of the salary Section l6 OF the Char
ter OF 1873 as originally passed. which attempts to reduce
the salary Of Judges of the Courts Of Record in the City
OF NewYork and is therefore unconstitutional tSee
Article g. Section 16 of the COnstitution9
The Legislature of 1870 fixed the salary OF the Grand
Jury clerk at 5000 The Board OF AppOrtonment, by
the power granted it TO regulate salaries reduced That
OF John b. Dolan, incumbent to $780, after Wnch Ne
resigned Application was made to Judge Fancher IN
the Supreme Court, Chambers yesterday, for manda-
mus to compel the Controller to him his salary for
the time he served at the original rate The papers
were taken and the decision reserved
Judge Van Worst OF the Superior Court denied, yes
terday a mandamus to restrain the Board OF Police
Justices from dsmisng John Norton late Clerk OF the
Second District Police Court the following grounds
l. writ cannot obtain against the Police Justices. be-
cause they are such judicial tribune as manda-
mus can issue against The reator has another rem
edy If any error was committed. 1t does not appear
that the Justices proposed TO remove petitioner except
by action Of the full board The Judge holds that upon
application of the Judge who makes the appointment
and the OF six members OF the Board us
a
Against the payment TO Supervisor Monheimer OF
separate salaries for services Alderman and Super
visor in accordance with recently issued mandamus,
Controller Green the fact that sl3335 80 has been
paid hun on the "Seventh-ave. job"
The Controller yesterday served with a mandamus
TO show why s355 60 should not be PAID warden
Tracy the County Jail The Controller alleges that no
record OF his prisoners and items Of expense fur6hed
and that no vouchers OF expenditure are presented
The Controller states that George III. Purser applies
by order for the payment 1888 81 his fees as clerk
in six street opening proceedings, ana mentions as
the fact that he received from
fba gftv 10
services as clerk; <93652 So drafting and copying
reports and SIS OF let to Street Com
mssioners making a total OF sls6.162 80.
The Controller also states that order has been
served on behalf OF the assignee of Frank W. Serry for
the payment Of than SIT 900 the rent OF Broad
way armory. This matter the Controller claims, was
one Of he Jobs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-19

Carpenter defendants storneJudgmens By default for plain
f544 ~ with and $40 Allowance Oscar o. Quk ag
D. oldsberry r. Hall plaintiffs sttorney o. H.
Phelps defendants ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BY dsut of plaintiff for
al % With oo and s2J Allowance James bite ast Henry
O. Bsner plaintiffs attorney Hitler defendAnfs sttor
peyudgmcu BY default for plaintiff for S2 10 with costs and $50
james Walkers Samuel b. Hubert; n A. Mcbride
brdefsut for plaintiff $3.50 IL with costs and s25 allowance
Rwa smother sg Frederick DanDenhauer r. Goldsmith.
psuufs attorney Albright defendants ACKNOWLEDGMENT
by conn, plaintiff for $lS6 80 with costs and S25 allowance
Harry Bennett and others Christopher Pine,
plaintiffs Hatch Van Allen g. dendsnts attorneysVer
Dict 1868 20 with costs aud so allowance
Part -By Judge art Soomon George Lang
ben for plaintiff JAcoby for defendants action 70
$3.50 painting No Cahenneslp eric1 o The plaintiff
Tor 1924 % KienKe Boomhu j. Hfsb Tor plaintiff and g.
Winge 10 amend the pneal papers denied
judgment the plaintiff for slO % costs AID allow
auce HburRh Knspp H. Ayer for plaintiff and Byrne
Cor defendant action 1919 for onequaers rent Of Tue
premises li2 Rist las directed by the
Cour for she defendant
ChGmbs-By ledge Joahmscn-Srauss All CLARK en
aside summons vaatng order Of arrest and elnesng The de-
denied Scherh agt VAIL The
answer NOT he stricken out 2 The second
Tense pleaded irrelevant be stricken oct In oto all other
Of denied SasneY agt ~ Donognue O1er
amended Of date Originally Que Marley art
decision with Clerk omen aet Woh-
Motion granted Luh at Bro-hon denied John
son agt Parirew granted with 30 COSTS steele ag s"ah
Motion denied
Common Plpas-By Judge j. +. Daly.-ln the mat
ter Of the ckett for mandanus against An
drew grantei 'see opnonl Chambers
Of the Court Of Common Pleas will be open at 10 a. m