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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-11-15
Whiteleld.

We have to thank Mfr. l.. G.. Ca
pen. for very intercs ing and pl as
ant hour spent while visiting Messrs.
Browns Mills. Mr. G.. HIS been en-
gagged the past two weeks in putting
Into efficient running order the Er-
celsior Gas Mueh,ne. lately purchased
from the EXcelsior Gas Machine Com
pany, of Warren, Mass, by tic
Browns. The mechanism of the ma
chine is constructed upon the most
scientific yet simple principles, and
any person of ordinary ability could
not tail to understand The working
OF it after the lucid explanation which
was SO courteou>lv given as by Mr..
Capen. Ills employers lave in him
The right person to increase the sale
OF their machines. lis affability,
combined with the thorough knowl-
edge possessed by him Of his particular
occupation, enables him to impress all
with The advantages of The Excelsior
over all other gas machines in use.
We were much interested and
edlified. TIE mills present very
lively appearance when the gas is
lighted and the contrast is strikingly
apparent when we call to mind the
usual gloomy atmosphere and unplcas-
ant odor which perva'les, where ker.
osene or other OILS are in use for ilu-
rninating purposes. Mcssrs. Browns
deserve great praise for instiluting
this Improvement which in itself is
not pecuniarily benz .cial to them,
hut adds greatly 10 the comfort oI
their employees who have not now tc
inhale The sitting fumes which are
consequent upon the use Of oils.
One Of Messrs. Browns hands
Frank Gather, had narrow escape
FROM fearful death on Tuesda,
morning last. Whilst oiling Tie
hearings of the NUN shaft, between
the Engiue House aud Mill, a part o.
his clothing became cntan9led, anf
lie was carried round twice when his
clothing gave out and released him
the engine was making 240 revolu
tions per minute. Frank hurt hi,
shoulder raiLer badly and is minu.
some ct his clothes. F0rtunatel,
there is TO ''yodng widow" aud II,
eongratnlates himself upon his luck,
and providential escape.
Gorham.
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8. C. an. Z. r. TINE TABLE.
SUMNER ARuASGKNENr

htAhhA AhuASakAENIs
Trains leave Lancaster, going south, AZ 80
and Is a. m. and Sos =. IN.
Arrive At Lancaster, from tie south, &C IsI
t-S3 aRd p. M.
Trains rus between Lancaster and Grove
ton rs follows;
Leave Lancaster for Croveton at 10 and
li.2j n. M; i2.2l and PA. Leave GrOveton,
FOR Lancaster 800 a. m. LIS, 3 and rs
Trains leaving Lancaster 1T 80 a. M. con
acct Ht GrovetoR with train for Portland.
Train Leaving Lancaster at L "a and 600 y.
eonnects az Sroveton with train for Montracl
and Quebec
Tram Leaving GrovetoH at 500 a. m, con.
necfs with train nom Montreal and Quebec
and runs through 70 Piym0uth. connecting
NJ Plymouth with train for Boston Al lzA5
GU1LpHALL RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
Preaching ut the Methodist Church, Rev.
K. faintin, Pastor, at 10 IL O'Clock A. d..
sabbath School at n 81 preaching MT one z,
a. prayer meeting M 0 Ia. Prayer lnestinS
On Wssnssday Evening 81 7 O'CLOCK.
COUNTY AND STATE NEWS
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Island Pond.

Snow fell here last Wednesday to
the depth of two inches, giving every
thing real wintry appearance.
Notwithstanding the hard times
We notice thu our merchants who al
vertise III the HERALD, are doing good
business. The moral is unnecessary
Many Of our law abiding citizens.
would like to have plough Boy" OF
the GAZETTE, answer the question,
which hepreters in the community
temperance or il.temperacc? churches
or no churches?
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-11-15
JOHN G. HAYNES & co.

Wholesale and Retail Denle.s in
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, AND MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE ofcvcry description.
SO Court ST., Boston, Mass.
(9ppositc tue court tIouse.A
tshould you visit boston, be sure and giy,
u call. &>-22
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-11-15

The Harlem extension and Rensse-
laer & Saratoga railroads are having
quarrel about the right of the latter
corporation 10 use short section Of
the formers track near Rutland.
The cause is said to be a grudge of
MIR. L. w. Park against the Saratoga
road.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-11-15
- EOOK FOR ErER I. .W.s.v'.

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ERVATION," II Medical Treatise ON the Cause
and Cnre OF Exhausted Vitality. Premature
Decline in Man, Nervous an Physical Delhi.
ily. Hvpocondrin. impotency, Spcrmntorhpa
arisin from the errors Of youth or the indis
crettons or exccsscs of mature years. This
Is indeed book for every man. Thousands
To health and happiness. IL ~ the cheapest
and best medical work ever published. and
the only one on this class OF ills worth read.
ing liIth edition. revised. much enlarged.
Price only 81 Sent by mil, post paid M
receipt of price. Address PEABODY MED.
ICAL INSTITUTE. No. I. Bultlnch Street. Bos.
ton. Mars, or DIR. w. II. PARKER. Assistant
Physician. n u. The author may be consult.
Cd an the above IA well rs all diseases equir.
ing skill nnd experience. Il
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c. A. Nutter & Co.,
At the
Old Sweet Store, Elm Street,

Dealers in
Groceries Confectionery Cigars To-
bacco, Stationery, Periodicals, &c.
Subscriptions received for all daily and
weekly newspapers.
We have lifted up in the same Buildinga
Ladies' and Gents Dining Saloon
and Oyster House,
where Meals and Oysters will be served al
all hours of III" duy and evening.
by politely attending To our custom ers. and
selling our goods at Il moderate prohl &c
hope TO merit share ofyo'T patronage. 1877
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Established 1929.
FIFTK t. n BE' ~ HE ~ ~ y OIL I'd!
NEW ENGLAND FARMER.

Il no oldest Agricultural and Family News.
| paper in England. Large sze--Piactical
ormuton-Interesting Literary Sclo6t tons
Choice Stories Poetry, &c.-All the News OF
the Day-Uncqua Cattle and Crop Market
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r. "a n M
For Sale al a Bargain
Tho Bet Farm d lis sic IN Cos G.gntyl
Will Pay for Itself in s Years !
Best Sugar Orchard in County
Never Failing Supply of Pare Water.
Come and Look at the Place, and if
Never Failing Supply Of Pure Water.
Come and Look at the Place, and if
you wish 10 Purchase, You shall
have il upon Satisfactory Terms.

have it upon Satisfactory Terms.
THE subscriber offers for sale the farm
l. known rs the Jnliu Bailey place. situated
IN the town OF Columbia. on the Connecticut
River 3 ~ miles above North SiraifOrl Depot
SAIL farm contains JO0 acres, has buildings in
good repair. never failing spring water AT
both house and barn. Cuts - tons of hay
and has one of the finest sugar orchards In
Coos County. continuing over 3UOJ Maple
trees large enough To tap, and the whole of
the sugar orchard il smooth and level and
within 100 ro'ls of the main road. The sugar
and hay that the farm will produce will pay
tor II in less Il an five years.
The farm Is well worth $1,000 but will be sold
considerable less. AMI portion of the pur-
chase money can remnin secured on the place.
There Is also u lot of timber land.
situated directly back and joining said farm
containing 100 acres of valuable Spruce. Hard
wood and Ilemlock, 10 be sold either togei her
or separately as the purchaser may desire.
For further particulars enquire on the prem.
iscs, or address
CAROLINE w. MAHURIN,
COLUMBIA, y. II.
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Stratford Hollow.

A grand ball is to come off at II.
W. Bishops new and eom,notlious
hnlI Mt the Straiford llouse, Thanks.
giving eve. Music by Biyelow's full
band. Bills will be out in due sea-
son.
Guy G. Burnside has mare six
years old past, weighing ITO pounds
and three colts brought 10y her, two
wears old. yearlins, and sucking,
weighing 1895, 905, and 400 pounds
respectively.
There was found upon the person
of Miss belinda Lamkin. an aged
maiden who recently died in this vi
entity, S32 in old State Bank bills of
small denominations, a portion being
Of the White Mountain Bank--one of
the old Lanc;.ster-the remainder(Sl0)
OF other n. Il. banks, once as goul as
gold. Miss L. hal, besides, several
hundred dollars at interest, had al
ways worked hard and denied herself
many comforts.
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Gorham.
We hear it rumorcd that The G.. T.
II. Co., are TO make a reduction of
expenses. This will he i'll news 10
many employees, IL true.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11

K..s. r..m.n for psinaS ana W. Ba.ts' 'o1 5000
foy osnuf r. T. Cleveland for defendsst ez4t % IT, nj
vsrs iury ts Marie Davis sgt HSsd ~. \,
sehenei Tor Jaques for deisnosot - ss a.
he Court 10 ssd defendant; nohos or ~
he argued 1StNeson Smith sgt George 7" ey''' o"
NJ Battel for defsndanL-Csss still on
b. r. Watson for psnhf and Fowler Reays aer og.h'
Inonsst for the plaintiff Tor slsi TO- with costs snd ~ 90 Id,
Leyhger sgt Gregery.Inque for the psinsH Tor f"''
COZ" D., Judre spsuldprJ H. stdder agt Thons 49,,
l X II Randall for plaintiff and VI. Smith for deieDos"'
Tor assault upon the high seas Jury disagreed , noers ar,
CharbsBy Judge Joarbimsen-MOore at Ca'ten, no 80
u.gsIs, Ks, sg Fargo; Rosenbat sgt JseobIi Bs,sn
Msbsr Blnmer Agt Dinymo; IL Baron ag aspo .sr.,.u
CO, and Pel AT Ans;iaOrdsn granted hatsh ~
Motion granted opening default and permit 10. .
an ,nsver within two Enler sgt Bsrgh . ia
n,oe the cause on the calendar Of Part I'LL 'of u'
Common Pleas-Speoiai Term - Chdmoers 81. no ~,
granted unless palnb ~
wee N COW order stipulation 70 put caasc on "
at November term and par $40 costs Of thus NOTION
Court of Appeals-ALBASY. Oct To- mo I l0m0%
OF Appsas
Amrm.d With cou-suyan agI The Mayor &C. o. soe 81
York Leyerh agt The same Hammersler AT Inc 80. 10
The same Judgments reversed and new tn'6 Jggusnt
reversed judgment ordered decanog '' .,,1sa 10
feishes named In the oofel are nos .bai
ANYTHING from the resdaary estate eh"i -, ..or,
be that the Dooeeo. 90 ~
10 $50 the 70 DC PAID rom $50 "a
Pncke.-Ore General Term reversal AnI oG
SPECIAL Term Affirmed with costs Bennett sgt
nlysed People rel DAVIS agt HILL ADpsA g
with oosa Broalwsy and Battery kar, a, ~
an Mutual Life Insurance Co.. ard b'
the liH Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11
THE AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.

By special invitation about rs guests met
Yesterday in the lectureroom of DR.. Crosy's chapel
They we're especially interested in the work OF the
American Tract Society and the London Religious BOOK
and Tract Society The Rev. Dr. Tying opened the meet
ing which was quite informal with an address In when
be expressed that he had been unable TO Dc pres
sent at the meetings Of the Evangelical Alliance
He had been exemplifyng Evangelical Alliance
himself however, by delivering course OF lectures Oh
nreaehng and pastoral work at the Methodist Theoog
cal Seminary in Boston. He recalled the Oh
history and progress OF the American Tract society,"
which he characterized the first Evangelical Alliance
which had ever been formed IN this country ana which
had prepared the way for these glorious manifestations
of Christian union. He closed by introducing Dr. ste
yenson the Secretary OF the Society The latter de-
scribed the work OF the Society, which, be said
now had upon its shelves 5000 distinct publications.
This address was followed by brief remarks by Charles
Reed NJ p of the London Religious Tract Society," the
Dean OF Canterbury and others, who testified to the
great usefulness OF the work presented by that organza
ton The company then withdrew TO the adjoining par
ors where they enjoyed repast which had been pre-
nared for them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11
PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.

Devotional service in the Madison square
Church (Msdson-sve corner OF Twenty-tourthstl s''
O'Clock m to continue for threequarters OF an nour
There will be three Sections for the morning OF TINS Gay
each Of which will meet at 10 O'Clock.
The First Section will meet in Association Hall.
eRsEaAL roPIc-oHRrsrrANTr SOCIAL REyoEs.
Re-! Prof Harris Jones' Pm d. Trsv'oca College South
II, Working PSr:f % os.ssh Oas. i;..a ga It,
The Hon " H. Allen LII D. Girad College, PHILADELPHIA Pa
The Second Section will meet in st. Paurs d. T.
Church.
GENERAL rorro-oGRsrIiss rnr.SrHE0FI
Hospitals P.a'gPss:s. Refuge g, R,ffs sas Schools
The Rev William A Muhe6burg, D. d. st. Likes Hospital
The Rev W A. PA...,,us D. PITTSBURGH Pa o.,.,, mo.
paper By The late Count AgenOr de GasOarn Of de0s'' 00
Tho Third section will, meet in the Fourth Avenue
Presbyterian Church. The Rev. ii. Crosby D. d. Will
preside.
INTERCHANGEABLE Evils AND vrcE-
ProR Henry A. NsOn D. Lane Theological Seminary Gin
IL Christianity = I, Relation TO cpn. AID Criminals
I'LL Industrial Agency in the Prevention OF cn@e'
The Rev: X Robin, b. D. PAns'
" Henry Bergb esq. NewYork
An afternoon session OF the whole Conference will be
held in Association Hall at o'clock Resolutions OF
thanks will be presented and addresses and responses
will be made by the Rev. Drs Ormston, Hail. ana L. D.
Anderson OF New York; by the Rev. Drs Marston'
Aveing and Harrison OF London the Rev. Dr. Fisch OF
Paris. and by the Hon. Mr. Brunot, Morris h. Jesup'
esq., and others.
Evening session in Association Hail alta o'clock Nor
ris X. Jesup, esq, will preside.
GENERAL roPIc-YouSG s<s's cHRrsTtAs AssociAT'os~
paper the general topic BY
Cepbas Brsinerd, ESQ., Nev-fork
H. Young Mems Assoc atoms in various countries
Prof w. Kr,h, d. D. University OF Bonn, Prussia
The Rev Thos w. Avelng, LOndon.
Geo Ygeon, eaq, London ,,...,.
Tue n no,' NJ ~ III Isfsvr. Nim.s Pr.noe
Addresses are also expected from Mr. Thane Mllier
| Cincinnati; Mr.. VIM. E. Dodge. jr.. New-York; Rev
| Henry Tarrant, Leeds England. and others
The American branch of the Alliance Will hold meet
ing I'm Association Hall at o'clock M for the purpose
ofincreasing its numbers and efficiency. The Rev. f.
Rogers d. d. of New-York will preside. The Rev. Dr.
McCosh and others will address the meeting Tue ~
tendance OF all American friends OF tho Alliance
especiay desired There will be farewell services OIL
| Sunday evening as follows:
| /. At the Academy of Music Addresses by represen
tatives OF various foreign branches who VIII DO lno
duced by the Rev. H. Crosby. ID. d., Of New-York Fare
well address by the Rev. Noah IL. schenek, D. d. o
| Brooklyn
| q Steinway Hall.
| g. Tammany Building-Ferrero Assembly Rooms.
| L. Cooper Institute
The meetings will begin at the Academy OF MUSIC
| II O'Clock: at all the other halls at 7 o'clock
Tickets will be required at the Academy OF Music, AM
all persons holding delegates reserved seat ticket
must present them at the side door on Fourteentns'
| To all the other halls admittance will be free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11

and arc Of such vas. Importance to the Christian ina
lions and Evangelical Church In the present ana tne
future. -L..- A.. -. a...x,btv
- no In the condition assist In supplying tho hosts
~ gecai emgrants who annually arrive at your
hores from ali parts OF Germany with the blessings OF
engeiica worship evangelical pastoral care and evan
oeics schools and TO secure the same unto their chill
5ren and childrens children in their new home. For
vhat hitherto possible 10 DO done for these pur
Noes in North America, partly by the joint assistance
rom Germany take occasion to express our sincere
hanks 10 those worthy and noble men, who with aith
and many sacrifices have coOperated with u.s. We pray
them NOT to grow weary In their endeayors and assure
them of readiness to work together with them 70
this end according to our strength and by all possOe
eans We beg the Assembly TO furnish these gentiemen
Dr. Dorner and Pastor Krummacher whom you wiz
aso recognize and cordially welcome In your midst as
our representatives. with such thoughts ana WISHES
which may possibly be for the spiritual interest OF our
evangelical cOunrymen aud ought TO claim our atteh
ton and demand action. We pray that the Lord OF
thei church will M the Assembly OF the Evangelical
Alliance with His Holy Spirit, and aoundantly bless ana
dreo II tho end that in the midst OF these serious
times of conflict. His Holy work Of peace may prosper
and among all nations the Kingdom Of Jesus christ De
bnilt M 20 the praise OF His name.
The Central Committee for Home Missions OF che Ger
man Evangelical Church DIR. WIcHRRH.
Bsritn and HImbarg July "a. 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11
THE COURTS.
ANOTHER JUROR IN THE STOKES CASE.

ANOTHER JUROR IN THE STOKES CASE.
The attendance at the Stokes trial yester-
day was much larger than on any previous day. the
court room and corridors being thronged The
prisoner looked paler than the preceding day. The
excuses of delinquent jurors first heard John H.
Watson the lawyer who ordered to show cause
why he should not be punished for contempt Of court
for having talked about the with Daniel G. Orre,
Juror, after he had been summoned failed to appear
but his brother stated to the Court that he was
ONT OF the city, but would return Immediately,
and would undoubtedly be able to justify himself
Only one Juror was obtained during the session. This
was Joseph 3. Winston. who did not know any or the
persons interested in the case had had any deal
,nes with Fisk Gould or Tweed, and could give he
Thought an Impartial verdict. The challenge not
sustalned and sworn in as the seventh Juror
re " pauel OF $50 was ordered for to-day. Each OF the
jurors was accompanied home by an officer, who in
structed TO prevent the juror from committing reg
ularties which might serve the ground for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11
THE TESTS OF MEMBERSHIP.
IA ths Edtior OF The Tribune.
SIR: Will you please publish the following
IA our appeal to the Evangelical Alliance:
APPEAL

We the undersigned, represent number OF delegates
,ro fsod 10 gain admission to your body because they
did not come through prescribed channel OF Local
Alliances We therefore take this most feasible method
~ stating TO YOU through liberal aud independent
nress the reason why we could not unite with those
Local Alliances. The chief barrier In the way OF snch
~ election and cooperation We are associated with
large and growing body OF Christians who bow In deep
raysrenre before the authority OF the Bible. and who
have an exalted faith In Jesus Christ the divine and
prexisent Son OF God but who do not accept the doe
tHtna - the Trinity" They firmly believe IN the
snrrcction OF all men, In the Day OF Judgment, and In
fnt,re rewards and punshments, but they fan TO md
~ ctrine of the immortality of the soul taught ia
,he boly scriptures. What be done about III We
are Chyistans and ready 10 sacrifice anything for
~ honor OF Christ and home In the coming Kingdom.
We would ike to cooperate with all other Christian
WIN Won not so modify your basis Of union that all tho
real followers Of Jesus grasp each the others hand
over nm open Bible aud feelthe heartnrob OF the whole
brotherbood Of saints baptized into one Spritt Please
agc tbi matter into serious consideration and what
can be- done to enlarge. intensity and perfect the uuion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11
COTTON MARKETS.

NrwonLs.u Oct lOcOstSp les ac;iy, prices barely 1.,
oS lsi ISs, net seps bales gross. US
..es LOO bales s'oes 363ll bales seekyGel receipts II as
So...i:s. SCI; .5s7 bales. ale, 1000 bales -
ss: GU %. oS..r lS' Edo Hs. seeP 03 S,I .
wsekynss receipts S.S24 bales erpo-cOas'" S,l6l ble'
say1ssAa Oct lO-CottOn quiet. MdtDg, 1876 ne. eceip.
5el 9aes sales 725 Sses sosa sSi3 IA es seesne re-
2s5 bale. .gmen ss baes; sales 25l4 bales STOCK 1874
So LOUIS Oct io%Coton quiet, Mddlngs 170l7Ie. receipts
$50 bales shipments, "a bales weeib-cspa 929 6aIes 'iip
nS cTTi PofsT Oct locOten receipts, 1885 bales
S Ss5r S Oct o 1872 sif Bales, S
Oct eCoS9 :''e h n.1sl I Ia, ne. r''sS
5O3S b.es wkyne receipts 7l6o bales eIDOrs-cOAs.Is
cscssir, Oct I0COiiou steady Mauss l7; receipts. 90
S,s. P%sn 40 BALE sSS' ,I ~ Low ' mus &c. w.
ReosU: 577 S,ls. shipments 4Ss S''' ''Oolls79 LOT
IounvmIs Oct locOtOu Dominal M,ddrs. lie 400
BiIrsoSs Oct iO-CotOo dali nomus Mddlsss. l7Tss
ESi b aaaD S.s S so Bales. si 3o5 sss ocE M
bales receipts 10 bales 1929 bales
SIts1ssTSs, Oct 10 Cotton sJni Msmos.. rs
''Ps us SS oS o 10 on IN M Se@sad Low bidding lee
weekroesiPt 1883 bales Shipment 739 bales sales los
bae.i stock 1872 22o Ssls, io7S a. 100 bales
200 b,lss; COO bales stock is72-l74S bales 1874
assa Ss s5i b.s ''V '''' '-'fn" 'iSo S''
soSrSosEsI oc, IoCo,,on sn. good, Low mdnt,
312s bales.
lie, Low Mrddings l6 0lO c Or.inarr l5s.
net receipts 2467 bales erpo'scoaNse 2f38 balcs s.e,
400 b.es stock COS tales weety-net receipts $50 he
gross 9l6i bales. eIporseoastE S3S bAlss sales 800
bales
PHApxLPaIa lO-Co'top quiet; mlddnss 1899.
eep ~ hses gross, 4i3 bales wesknes $40
gross S6S bales
GAivEsros lOCoiton. good demand; Good Ori,srr
Ordinary 10 b29 bales; II eOj
bes wsskyaet receipts 22o4 bales; eIpOrA-eo 2ol
bales; sales. Z, l39 bales
PRovIpSSoE Oct 40 bale, sales
$500 bales stock, l 800 bales
Bosros i0-CO.on steady nddnsg, 1896 gro receipts.
05 bales Gales 300 bales s.ocs 600 bales wevkSset
1873 baes; gross, 34l3 bales sales. 1915 bales
MEsPHg Oct lOCooa quiet AMI 6rn; Low Midi lgs l6hs
l6g receipts il7 bales Shipments 1919 bales stcet 1871
blOO bales loI5ll 1893 bales weekly 5ooe sn,pmeatN
1883 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11
DECISIONS-OCT. 10.

Supr1ue Court-Cham5ers- Judge Barrett.-
N,I LIE Insurance sgt Maran-Repo confirmed and
osr granted Garth 0on The order entered must stahe
the defendant ave days om Oct TO- instead Of
two from Of such order comply herewith Carua at
Rs,gaa = Memoranda counsel Bunban agL Cookie. Order
ItsI a, AMENDED Robinson Chfor-Report confirmed and
Ode Granted Richard sgL JadThe plaintiff must the
au.,tou which been propounde Phillips agL MeveMoon ~
restore cause 20 short calendar must be denied.
superior Courl-Specigi Ierm-By Judge Van
Ftrhsnze Bank,ag Ooh. Notion granted Feruan-
Der agt YewYo Mutual Insurance cemPanT allowance
=, sbo ,ud 10 defendant TIE Balls Head Bank SteisOn
Waon gsspt order settled days heslou a
McSmrs granted Kan sgt DekeLMotou denied (See
aon same AT SameOtds granted BAKER agt ROthe four
ssio1. Motions duled with costa William ast Graham-O
t i.ntd furnish exhibits &c Arnold Ct al AoyeAOef
eseps Judgment as against defendant FaBe Duseabug AL
IIoyt-Orier for Judgment on renittur .
Nv Judge CurJohnsoa ag Son-Orer denyng motion Tor
junction. with $40 costs
Marine Coai-PGrt I.--By Judge Joaohimsen.-
The nqds Tor the paaIas x25
allowance Aagsas D. AeIAae snd saeIs Heay A. Rasth