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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21

A DETECTIVE KILLED BY OUrLAws.-A
special dispatch from Kearney, Mo-, gives the
particulars Of the killing Of another detective
by the notorious james brothers. The victim
was found dead, covered with blood, in the
road four miles east OF Elkhorn, Raw county. A
card. crossed with blood, was pinned to his Goa
and inscribed, "This shall be the fate OF ali OF
Pinkerton's detectives who come to hunt the
James brothers. JessR JAMES,
CRANK JAMES,
A handkerchief in the murdered mans
pocket was marked "P. X. Cole"
GA lady lecturer believes that women ought
to retain their own names when they get mar
ried. She has retained hers thus far.
~North Csrolinians are trying TO tsmpt
profitable immigration by the statement that q
home In the pine woods 10 Q sure cure for con-
SUMPTION.
sVThe brownstone cutters of Boston have
struck against . reduction OF wages. and the
erection Of many buildings is suspended in con-
sequence.
Srhe order forbiddiug conductors Of our
CITY fsairoad cars to enter any house where
hqaos 70 solo, works beautifully. They stand
Breokiys Argus.
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DESTRUCTION OF SHEEP BY DoGs.-On last
Friday night the dogs attacked a flock of sheep
belonging to Mr.. NJ. w. Jones, ST., in Long
Marsh township, and injured three of them.
one having since died. The same night Mr.
Marshal McCormick's sheep were set upon by
dogs and twelve were injured and several
lambs killed. On Sunday night the dogs at
tackled MT III. Huyett's sheep aud killed and in
1ured p ewes and lambs. On The same light
Mr.. Hooks sheep were raided upon by dogs
and 3 of the flock were killed and fifteen
wounded, ana on Monday night the dogs again
attacked Mr.. Marshal McCormick's flock, kill
ing and wounding nearly 800 worth of sheep
Clarke Val Courier.
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LOCAL NEWS,

National Thsatsr.-Kellogg English Opera
Company in Martha"
Ford's Opera Houss.--The yokes family in the
"Belles OF the Kitchen"
Willard HaH.-Mr. Sutro's lecture on Mines
and Mining.
forepaugh's Msnsgerie, Museum and Circus,
az 9Th street lot
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Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, April 21.-The Posts financial
article says Money here is higher than yes
teroay, call loans opening at 4a5, and being
now per cent, exceptional loans having been
reported at per cent. The decline in stocks
should have made money easy, but apprehen
sion OF the Senate bill and distrust caused by
the extent in decline of stocks together with
offers OF the "bear clique in stocks to advance
money Deutralized effect Of natural influences
Prime mercantile paper is still quoted at 6a7
All sales OF gold have been at 113Talii. On
gold leans the rates have been TO 7 for
carrying. Foreign exchange is nominal; 4Y6
and 4s9 for prime bankers sterling,
with business not above 4S5H or ass
Government bonds are higher than Yesterday
Southern state bonds at the board were dull
and lower where sales were made. The stock
market opened at a decline at 4 to 4 on yester-
dayss closing prices, and was weak and fever
ism until the first board Pacific Mail having
FALLEN * per cent. because of q revival of
reports that an English opposition line is to be
put on the Pacific route. After the board the
market became steady and has since advanced
although there has been by means a settled
feehng. The advance has ranged from 4 to
3k, the latter on Pacific Mail. Prices are now
below the highest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-21

THE IRISH HOME RULE LsAGUR met last
night at their hall, Capt McMahon In the chair
snd james Beliew secretary, and the names of
fau1ck Wade, James White, Joseph Bryan,
r. Curtain, Daniel Mcmahon and james Sher,
ldan were placed on the roll OF honor Mes=rs
L. D. Bryan and James Mertraw were proposed
as members and unanimously elected A
stirring address was made by Capt. Mcmahon
on the prospects and future hopes OF Irishmep.
Ii THE COURT IN GxsE TsRx, Saturday,
q. y. johnson, r. h. Elliott AMI Wm. T.. Ed
nonson were appointed a CO mmittee to exam
me sppncants for membership Of the bar. Hem
~ a. BrAwner vAs appointed Co ,nty constable.
WAsHtNeToS FisE MARKET To-pAY-Sold
oy h A Golden & Bro, 5 900 shad. from sisI
10 30 per hundred; 5000 herrines. a. TO a
per thousand; 800 punches rock 20 cents par
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FINANCIAL AND CON MERCxAL.

Quotations furnished by Middleton d Co., bankers:
The following were the prices bid aud asked at
the meeting Of the Washington Stock Exchange
to-day:-U. s. bonds-5-20's, 1866, j. & j., 100
bid, 120% asked. Bank stocks-Nationai Metro
politan Bank, 1917 bid. City Passenger Rail-
Observation-Disclosures and Georgetown, stock, 40
asked; Metropolitan stock, 26 asked; Columbia
stock. q asked. Sundry Institutional Theater
bonds, u. & j., per cent, so bid, IS asked:
Masonic Temple bonds, F. & A, per cent
gold, 80 bid District securities District of CO.
umbia(-Permanent impro vement, ISL. & j.,
1881, 10 bid; Permanent Improvement, rs, j. &
j., 1891, II bid. 72H asked; Market stock bonds,
1's, j. & j., 1892, 70 asked. (Washington)-5.
year certificates, $40, M. & N. 1875, 80 bid,
SOk asked. Board of Public WOrks-Certih-
Gates general improvement, s's, j. & J., 1874,
"a asked; do. 1875. II asked; do. 1876, Il asked;
DO; 1871 10 bid, IsK asked; do. 1873. lax bid Il
asked; DO. series, I6S bid. Certificates, sewer,
o. asked; do. 1876, 63 bid. O. asked; do 1877, 81
asked; do. 1873, so bid, 66k asked; do. series,
s. = asked. Water certificates, SIS, 1871, rs bid,
81 asked. 10y
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WE orrER OUR
STOCK OF CHROkoS,
NOTICES AND OIL PAINTINGS
AT DISCOUNT OF
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT,
in order to dtspose of those on hand, tbs, ye NAV
lay In q new lot Of the same Character Those povy
on hand comprise sOme very beautiful laadscape,
rgnre and fruit pieces, and home aud school
notices. The prices range from So cents 10 IA f5r
the Ohromos, with some verg handsome Oil-tsaint-
ings from 20 TO Loo, on 81 Of which We allow the
discount 4 Is per cent. We have also q few low.
Pt1eeo bat good Engrsvinss and Frames, which we
portunity 10 obtain good Pictures 81 ~hoIessIe
prices.
ALL THE NEW BOOKS
received ss soon ss published Novelties 90 STA.
TlOkIkf Is we'll ss q complete assortment af noe
$40 stsple Stationery: Printing, Binding, 1.-the
graphing and Engraving executed expediti0usly.
WARREN CHOATR q CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STlTTONERS,
VERNON ROW,
DsrI4-tr Corner Penns ave- and l0fh s.re.t
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STEAMER LINES.

STEAMER LINES.
WAsHINGTON, NeRroLK, NEW YORK,
BUSTON, AND PRONIbEHCE.
The nne iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
having resumed her regular trips TO
Norfolk, will leave her wharf. foot of Exn444-S
sIs,h street. every MONDAY and31DG<E
THURSDAY, AZ .. m. touching ct the princi pal
river landings, connecting 81 Norfolk with s.eau-
ship Of the n. and NJ. Line for Boston and Provi.
dence; with the Old Dominion Steamship Ohm
psny, for New York. Freight should be addressed
care Of Lsdy of the Lske, via Norfolk
n. Il. TITZRUGH, Agent, g. h street wharf
A. O. PLANT, General Agent,
apz0 Rom No 10, Plant Building.
NCHOR LIVE.
"A NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
FAVORlTE ROUTE FOR TOURISTS
Passenger Accom- mn odatiOns Unsurpass ed
STEA MER EVEh ALTERNATE DAY
Thur day Steamers =. cid Queenstown
Saturday Steamers " dtreci 10 Glasgow
FROM PIERS 20 AND ~ NORTH HIvkR,N
RATES OF PAssAGK-PAYABLE IN OUsRENcy.
TO GLASGOW, LIVEhPOOL, LONDON.
DEhRY, QUEfNSTOWN OR BELFAST
Cabin SOS 10 $50, according to Accommod attons
Cabin return Ticket issu 81 at reduced rates
intermediate 8 81. Steerage $50.
Drafts ISSUED for any amount az lOtcssf rates
Tor Tickets or further Information, a. ply to-
MISS ANNIE X. HUMPHREYS,
$50 l0sh street near Pepnsyivania avenue.
Orto CAMMA Ck Co., 1423 street W.,
near Treasury Department, Washington.
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eHMAS er6EE aAAbA dtIs5HlAdH1HqUxzy 1 GAsn

sAILINs DAYS.
e. ~ Eh !. HI Mr.; g s En-
!Eca 81 water sersse, esorssssv,, D. O., nos. .
Ts,s Inc o a q rkiIsdslphi. WIN SONGS.
Iron Line" e .ssnsn for Provtdsee:. Rcao6 ~
'A WI III rpa J Snp PssII.. ~ e. D. 90
WALDO a. PlA1O1, &c 0onaoq arsse, Douosu,
81! Il. 80 Z S:. ss',' cs. 81 O.
: me-. e e e sAs ssssnss vAad vm y Srsnyey =
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An CEToUNDED CLAIM OF EXEMPTION
Last night Officer 8. p. Heinline ARRESTED Jas.
Hamilton and John e. Cronsn, charged with
an affrsv alleged TO have occurred at the corner
OF New York avenue and 18th street. between
them and some car conductors. on reaching
the station house Cronan claimed to be en-
ployee OF the japanese embassy, and therefore
exempt from arrest An officer was sent to as
certain, and il was found that Cronan had been
IN the service claimed, but ad been disch arged.
This dodge has frequently been resorted TO es-
cape arrest and punishment for misdemeanor
and has in some cases proved successful.
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A DOC SET ON FIRE WITH COAL OIL
WGnton Cruelty TO Dumb 4nim1L-Three
youths, named James Boyle, Patrick Meteor
mick and Timothy Holland. on Saturday,
caught dog, belonging to Holland, and after
saturating the hair OF the poor beast with coal
oil set 1t on fire. The dog AN bowling through
the street. all ablaze, and finally ran under the
back building of a house on the Washington
road near POppleton street, nearly setting the
structure on fire. The piteous cries of tue poo
dog attracted the attention of policeman, who
humanity killed 1t with his revolver, in order to
put 1t out OF its misery. The casa of the dog
having been now settled. attention was paid to
the brutal and heartiess boys, who were taken
into custody by Sergeant knight, and Police
man Hargad0n and lodged in the western
station house. After a hearing before Justice
Bell they were each released on bail for court
for violating the law prohibiting cruelty to
animals. 1t Is rarely that there Is a cause in
Baltimore to record so wanton and cruel an act
as the one here reported.-Buu Sun, 2Oh
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fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. is
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near Ak street.
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MAoHfNR. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's ho0pskirt and corset factory, tn street.
Intelligencer building 10 %
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Partial returns indicate that the plebis-
cite taken on the revision Of the Swiss federal
constitution, has resulted in a majority of over
100 600 votes In favor of the revisOn.
~The city of Sterling, ILL.,, has adoptsd an
ordinance forbidding the sale or gift of lilo nor
IN quantities less than i've gallons, except for
sacramental and medical purposes.
~Gold mines are reported tc have been dis
covered in the mountains of Arkansas, near the
Choctaw line. Miners and adventures are
focking thither.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
GSAND SMASH UP.
DRY GOODS CHEAP
BKsr CALICO, 6 CENTS;
YARD WIDE BLEAOHKp COTTON. Has CTS,
Better than Androscogein,
NEW AND CHEAP sroRE.
ID. 3. w. CARTER,
707 Market spaoe, beitr,s. Ia ard sra streets,
Splendid assortment new Spring Dress Goods.
Pure Mohsir; IN oil shades, only 50 cents, have
.iik Ponsee, nearly one yard vide, only g. cents.
Another case 81 tbs very hne ell Linen Han6ker-
s sIosr 6 n,,tstii ring, o y S Is cents.
9 a. 7 Il RS
JOHN T. MITCHELL
JUST OPENED.
SrLoRLp SILKS, in new shades.
ea shfh9 s s,tss Sr y RG. patterns,
All WS9L s sEaSss:
yRte1Rpt f so1Pris'
6 ess5 n2HAIRS'
GRAY IRoN BARIGrs,
B F99itsr 5lEf ASH s ssIisssl
BLACK sILk STRIPED GRENADISE,
EMBROIDERED P0LoNAISE, IN Grensdine
ard spani.h Linen,
BEkIIS JACKETS,
TOURISTS SUITS,
WALKING SUITS.
JOHN T. MITCHELL,
sPlt let s3t Pennsylvania sveuus.
SPEClAL NOTICE TO PURCHASERS OF
~ DRY GOODS.
ANDBoSCoGGIN, WAMSUTrA and other
orsnes OF COTTSNS guaranteed cheap as can To
peneht IN any dry goods keuse 10 Washington
as the cheapest. " O~'
Bargain. In BLACK ALPA0As, BED SPREADS
per yard. 1870 - ~''-~
! allow no enc to underseTl me.
EMORY BAXTER,
apll-tr 1870 Pennsylvania .ye1na
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NEW YORK LIMITED ExPREss.-The New
York Limited Express via Baltimore & Poto-
mac railroad, which is composed entirely OF
magnificent Pullman parlor cars. and which
runs through from Washin ton to New York I'm
the unprecedented time of six hours and thirty
i've minutes, is already a great success A large
number Yesterday and to-day awaited them
selves OF this comfortable and expeditions line
and, as the trains arrived promptly on time at
each end of the route Yesterday that being the
hrst day, passengers may rest assured that the
time can and will be made. This will be the
fayOrite train this summer for travel via the
sound lines, as IL makes the best time aud con-
nections We have ever had from here.
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RBMoRsR OF DRPAULTER-Wright,t the
defaulting teller of the Bradford, Vt, savings
bank, is terribly agitated over the discovery OF
his crime. He has twice attempted to commit
suicide, once by shooting himself aud once by
poison, but his revolver was sn atched from him
and he got an overdose of morphine. When
first arrested he chewed up a 500 bill that he
had stolen, and tore up roll of small bills
His father has offered to bail him out of Jail
but he refused to go, say ing that he has com
mitted the crime and deserves the punishment.
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BRET HARTE's new story OF California life,
entitled "The Rose of Tuolumne," introduces
some racy characters. One OF them Is a IN yste-
rious person, who is described by Jenny Nc
Closky's father as ga most critter
to hev round-he wont play keerds, and whisky
don't take no effect on hi m
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GREAT CRASH
N p RI ES,
FAVORABLE TO PURCHASERS.
DRY GOODS
CA RPETS
LOWER THAN EVER
OURs'OCK IMMENSE
ATTRACTIONS GREAT
TO BUY.
THE ASsORTMENT TOO LARGE TO EyU.
MEBATE EVERY ARTICLE.
OUR SPECIALTIEs comprises
DRESS GOODS Of sll clssses, DOMTsTIOs Of
every description, FULL LINE RIB3ONs
HOSIERY, GLOVES, sc.
OVkR TWO HUNDRED PIECES
FRESH SPRING CARPETS,
OF THIS LATEST DESIGNS
OVER THREE HUNDRED PIECES
CANTON MATTINGS JUST RECEIvBD
Excellent White Msttinss al % cents
Inspect our stock and prices, aud be convinced.
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A SHOCKING Story OF CRIMs-A WELT to-
do farmer named Carpenter, residing near
yesterday, charged with iufanticide The cir
cumstances as related are that the infant was
the result of incest with his own da7ighter n
girl OF fifteen years. and that to hide their
shame Carpenter poisoned it. There is much
Feeling against the prisoner, and guard is kept
about the jail to prevent violence.
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IMMENSE REDUCTION!
BRODHEAD Il Co
Are now opening entire rev stock Of DRY
GOODS, Just purch ased ia New York By Mr. Bros-
head, at " orderfully low prices
ess GOODS IN gr at variety and OF the best styles
and fabrics, from l25sc. up to 81 50 per yard.
Lyons Black silks, CSC, 81 Is, 81 SO, 81 rs, a.
S2s, 81 - and IS. cat least ~ per cent less ian
NEST perfect inish.D
Sic and up.
White Shetland Wool shawls, al IS
Ladi' o. All Linen Hemmed Hsndkerchiefs l2lsc
Ladies' One Button Cslored Kids, CSC.
Ladtss' Two Button Party Kids, T5c.
Eanstale Cambria PC. and other Bleached and IN.
blesched Coitons &C. and upws ards Good low priced
Prints, 5e Splendid style fast-coored Prints Only
Joe. All Linen Towels. 81 per dszen and up
Black Grenadines from 2oc te 81 per yard; these
goods are very cheap Coreets, S,sc. and up.
Parasols In great variety, very low. Goats and
Olarks spoel Cotton, &C., and lot Of other goods
equally Low. Our goods are OF the best makes and
styles. selected with great care, boSght sno sold
cheap. and will do purchsserh good.
BRODW8AD 4 CO.,
msr24-3m 1908 q streets. bet l3th and 18Th SITS.
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SPEOIAL BARGAINs IN

SeriI and Summer Dress Goods;
Black Alpscas. Csnv as Grenadines:
hiack Silks; White Goods of all kiuds:
Handsome Cassinleres for Men aud BOYS
The recent decline In Cottons and Caiicoes W IN
sreatiy heIent the consumers who MAKE their r1lr-
chases of BRNIAMgN MTTGER
spl7-tr 1OI Redo 800,
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS

k'9R RENT-A hands lme three-story BRICK
HOUSE. Nc 10 ist street, Geors town, D. q !,
Obtaining twelve rourus Wa. -, ina msisfn "a.
ysnienceei large ya.d and s.abls Appig 10 Mrs
JsNk MTERS, No. 81 Market street, George
toMn, Y. ap1l-eo2 w3
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Fine Walnut Brackets,
Fine Leather Satc.els,
Received at Prigg's Jswelrv Store No. i57
fennsyiyania avenue, near Az street.
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E.-TEMP OhlRY hEMOVAL.

~ ELEGANT ZOE CREAM AND OYSTER
PARLORS,
fuE28-ly 81 Hi-h street. 6eorsetovn, \. o.
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THE TRADES

A VIKINGS And AWNING FRAMES
"A Il improved Sfsle and PaflsrA,
Tor Stores Hotels Public Buildings, City aud Ooun
try Residences OF factory prices.
Manufactured By
JOHN c HOGAN,
us Market Space, between 9TH and sth streets
Flags and Camp Meeting Tents for sale or rent.
Sole agent for the only Genuine MIldeved Proof
AWNING material. apl6-tr
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THE ARCADE
WOOLFORD SHILRER6,
42T sENhNTH STREET,
epllt r between ID AND II sonth va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-20
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

PROPERTY SoLp.-Messrs. Moody r. Rov-
all report the sale OF the following real esta 70.
450 acres.in Glover Hill township 10 TN
Fendley; 35S acres in Dale township tn r. :
j. Duval; $50 acres In Dale township 10 r
.. Gary; 3972 acres at Clover Hill to A. T
johnson; houseand lot on Bainbridge street
to Parker CampbeIl-for s1,325, cash.
THH HusrISas CouRT.-The arst term Of
the Hastings Court Of this city will CON-
mence to-day at the county courthouse at II
O'clock A. M.. There Is no business Of spe-
cial importance except the appointing OF re-
gistrars and Judges Of election. William /.
Clopton is judge; John r. Cogbill, clerk ;
a. G. Attkisson, Commemorative attorney ;
a. B. Woodbridge, crier.
OFFICERS ELECTED II. T. T. and F.
have elected the following officers for the en-
suing term: Thomas w. Gentry, P; W. r.
Bass, V. p; W. A. Gibbs, s.; g. W. Jones,
r.; b. A. Crow, q. B.; W.R. Bass, e. S. G..
The Old Dominion Base Ball Club elected
as follows: Thomas w. Gentry, President !;
George Fitzgerald, Secretary; John Robin
son, Treasurer; Thomas Bosher, Captain Of
First Nine.
CoNTINUHD.-The case of George Williams
(colored), for assault with intent to kill, has
been continued to the next term Of the Coun-
ty Court. - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-20

DEDICATION OF HALL.-Concordia Hsll,
on Broad street between Fourth and Fifth,
has been dedicated for the use of Myrtle
Lodge, No. Is, Knights Of Pythias. There
was a large attendance of Indies and gentle
men present, besides members Of the Order.
Addresses were delivered by Mcssrs. D. ".
Bohonon, j. j. White, E. S. Edwards, and
C. F. Taylor. Letters from Grand ChaDcel-
lor Bass and Past Grand Chancellor Wade,
regretting not being able to attend on ae-
count of sickness, were read. 9. D. D. &. G..
John G. Teller presided on the occasion, as
sisted by P. G.. C. 81. c. G. Hartman, P. G.
C. D. W. Bohonon, ?. c. L. S. Edwards, d.
D. G. C. Joseph j. White. ?. c. c. +. Tayy-
lor, z. c. o. F. Morganstern, p. c. John I.
Bier, and P. c. James McDougal.
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ra,,,Hs. srATroHERY. &c.


d OBINSON'S PEACTICE,
IL VOLUMES s, 6, AND 2.
In press and to be published within few months
THE PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE
OF COURTS OFJUSTICE IN ENGLAND AND
THE UNITED STATES.
By Conway Robinson. Vol. z. The subjects en-
bruced IN this volume are treated Of under the fol-
lowing titles:
1. Plea OF Res Judicata ...
2. Plea or Matter Of Estoppel -.
8. Plea Of Submission and Award: Release: Ac-
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Remedy, and for preventing circuity Of ac-
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4. Other Pleas Applicable 10 Action, whether on
contracts or for wrongs-to wit: Plea or In
. fancy, insanity, or intoxication; plea setting
up against piautIff title OF his assignee In
bankruptcy insolvency, or o'herwase harraS pea ,ea
consent Of one Of them and plea OF payment
into court; also, Of bringing Into court speci-
fc property.
8. General Rules as to Replications.
g. Replcations in Actions on Contracts.
4 ReplIcations in Actions for Wrongs.
g. Replications IN actious whether on CONTRACTS
or for Wrongs. - 4.
Q. New Assignment and Pleading thereupon to
10. Reioinder and Pleading thereupon to Issue:
previous volumes) treatise complete, beIieved 70
be more complete than any other yet published on
either side of the Atlantic, as to the Grounds and
Form Of Defence in Personal Actions, and TIE
Answer to that Defence.
Price of these vols, S24 or SO per vol.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE.-The follow
ing conveyances of real estate were made
during the week ending April IS:
Lots fronting a feet on Mumford street,
corner Catherine, for S1,15O; l6} feet on
Culyert street, near Cary, for $500 50 feet
on Grace street between Twenty-eighth and
Twenty.ninth, for 1925; 243 feet on Main
street, corner Eighth, for $500 23s feet on
Pine street between Main and Cary, Tor
81 200; 25 feet on Cherry street, near Dover
for 81. $50; &c feet on Broad street, corner
Sixteenth, for $3.50; At feet on Leigh ST street n
between Graham and Oak, for $3.50; 30 feet
on St. John street, for s510; % feet on
Moore street near Oak, for 500; 80 feel on
Fifth street between Leigh and Jackson. for
$3.50: 26 feet on Clay street between Ninth
and tenth, for $500; 81 feet on Marshall
street between Monroe and Henry, for S6S6 !;
80 feet on Catherine street, for $3.50; ~ Ieee
on Marshall street, corner Twenty'fourtn.
for 81 900; - feet on Nicholson street, lot
IS: II feet on Jackson street between tlrst
and Second, for $500; % feet on Mayo
street, for s12, 500; 4s feet on Fourth street,
for 81 $50. s.s.=-