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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20
THE farmers and soldiers of Win.

THE farmers and soldiers of Win.
nebago county, Illinois, have effect
ually squelched the project of invit-
ing jeff. Davis to address them at
their annual county fair. The invita-
tion,-which it seems was solely upon
the responsibility of the Secretary of
the Agricultural soclety-has been
withdrawn, and the chief traitor will
not come to Rockford. 1t is not
likely, if Mr.. Davis should come
North voluntarily and on his own
motion, to address the people on any
subject, or for pleasure, that he would
be molested or insulted by any re-
spectacle person; but when the at
tempt is made to set him in the place
of honor, or to solicit for him the
consideration and attention due a
great public benefactor, it is quite an
other thing, and the loyal citizens of
Wmnebago county have shown the
proper spirit in declaring that they
will not tolerate his presence among
them as an honored guest.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20

The refusal Of the soldiers and
farmers of Winnebago county, ILL.,,
to receive jeff. Davis rs welcome
guest, and to get up an ovation in his
honor, stirs Up the copperhead bile of
the Dubuque Herald, It finds the
occasion propitious for bringing for
ward its best specimens Of black
guardism and scurrility, and it accor-
dinghy decorates the people Of Rock
ford and vicinity who decline to make
2 hero of the chief rebel with the
choice spithets: "'lraft slinkers,"
bounty Jumpers" towards and
sneaks," &c. One would judge from
the seI,c;aence Of the Xer"M that it
takes any slight OF Jeff. Davis US an
indignity to its party and ITSELF
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20

A prominant feature of the Du-
buque Exposition next month, will be
grand rally and parade Of the "com-
mercial tourists Of that city. If the
BOYS will form on one of the princi-
pal streets, facing the river, start off,
and keep right on, we think the spec
tacle will draw a numerous and high
" appreciatlvc crowd of lockers on.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20

IT would seem, from an article IN
the last number of the Cerro Gordo
Republican, that 3. F. Hartshon, Of
Mason City, is extremely anxious to
be State Senator from that district,
and that some of his interested
friends regards the assistance of the
Republican so essential to that end,
that they are willing to pay roundly
for it. The Republican publishes a
letter from w. II. Lyle, a friend of
Hartshorn. addressed to Mr.. tanning,
the editor of the Republican, convey
ing to him, in guarded terms, the in
timation that if he would set the
name of 3. F. Hartshorn at the head
of his paper for State Senator, he
Uytlej you'd "make it all O. X. with
him" the next time he should see
him. This proving not efectpal.
another friend of Hartshorn's APP
preached the editor, as the latter
AYERS, with the offer Of $1,000 if he
would support Hartshorn, or $500 if
the Republican, should preserve a
discreet silence about the Senatorial
matter. Both these offers were
spurned by the editor, and the Re-
publican is pouring hot shot into
Hartshorn as a bad and corrupt man.
It says that Lyle is interested in a
large body Of swamp lands, repre-
senting a value of many thousand
dollars, which, however, did not cost
him a cent. TO perfect the title will
require special legislation, and this is
given as the reason why Lyle is SO
anxious that his attorney, Hartshorn,
should 90 to the Senate. From ali
which it looks as if b. +. Hartshorn
would be a very good man to leave
at home.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20

A NOTABLE event in sporting clr-
Giles was the trOtting race at Roches-
ter, N. Y, on the 18th, in which par
ticipated Goldsmith Maid, American
Girl, Lulu and Nettie, four Of the
fastest steppers on the continent, and
which resulted in Lulu stepping to
the front as the Queen Of the trotting
turf. The first heat was taken by
Goldsmith Maid in 2:l5a; the second,
third and fourth heats were won by
Lulu in 2:l64 2:l55 and 2:l7, being
the fastest consecutive heats on record.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20

REV. CHARLES G.. FINNEy, the
noted revivalist and former President
of Obcrlin College, Ohio, died sud
denly, at his home in that pace. on
Monday, at the age of SO. Mr.. Fin
ney was powerful preacher and ex-
centric TO the last degree. In his
chosen field, as al evangelist, he had
abundant success, both in this ealn,
;ry and in England.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20

The prohibition organ across the way
docs not seem to like it, because Leifier
in speech at Council Bluffs, stated that
he was in favor of a "judicious license
law. Conservative.
We wish to PROFOUND question
to our neighbor, and would like Il
square answer. Do you approve OF
Shepherd LETTER, Democratic candi-
date for Governor, discussing the
temperance question on the stump?
If so, do You endorse his definition of
q judicious license law?"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20

EXCURSION TO 1NDIANAPOLIS.-
The Central of Iowa will run an ex-
cursion train to indianapolis, via. St.
Louis, on Wednesday, Sept. 18TH
Tickets, good for forty days, round
trip rate from Ackley, $4,000. For
circulars, address the manager, E,
Tavlor, New Providence, Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20

Hox. julius G. BURROWS, the elo-
quent Michigan Congressman who
has the reputation Of beng one Of the
most brilliant stump.speakers in the
country, has been induced to make a
few speeches in Iowa while On his
way home from California, where lac
is now doing effective service for the
Republican cause, on the stump
mmencing Sept. 4th, he viii speak
AAApcil Bluffs, Des MONIES, Iowa
4 1,aN}enport and Clinton.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20

The Waverly Repu6Acon and the
Waterloo Courier argue i'll iavor Of
hanging again in Iowa. There was
no one hanged in Iowa during the
last fifteen years that we had Il State
gallows, although large number of
murders were committed. The gal
lows did not stop numbering. nor
hang any of tho mVrderers. The
trouble is to get Jury who will vote
il man into its moose For fifteen
years Iowa jurors all refused to do it.
Would they do it now?-,Stute Reg
iSfey.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20
,aSenport and Clinton
[manaoement of the Dubuqu,

management OF iHc UuUuquc
>sf;cultnral and Mechanical EXPOSE
i,isfI are making the most extensive
and complete arrangements to secure
tho snceess of the second annual ey-
1;b;tion. which comes off September
IS, /, $, o and 10. The fair had "a
ST wonderful success last year, and
is proving healthy stim"Iant to
management There is every
on to anticipate that the show at
re will be fully equal. if not
v....la{e Fairs in this and
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20
for Building School-hOnSe.

NOTICE is hereby given that proposals for the
- erection Of a school house IN Independent
Datric No. One Ia township of Homer, in county
at the store OF g. b. Richards n Co., in Rowley.
where plan and specifications may be seen until 10
o'clock. A. NJ, saturday Sept nth. 1878, at which
time the contract will be awarded to the lowest re-
sponaibie bidder j. Is. RICHARDS,
lW! Sec Hoard Directors
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS OFFICE,
Independence. Aug. 10th.

Independence, Aug. 10th, rs
The qualified electors Of The Fourth Ward Of the
city of Independence. Buchanan county, Iowa.
are hereby notified that on Tuesday, August a4th
1879. there will be held special election IN said
the City Council for the Fourth Ward. to fill the
unexpred term of Mitchell McGowen, resigned
Said election will be held in the Burr block,
Chatham st.
The polls OF said election will be open from Q,
A. NJ. to IL O'Clock, NJ, and from |, P. N. to =
O'Clock, P. NJ. d. ID. HOLURIDGE,
Mayor
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20

Hon. WIN. H. GRAHAM, ex-senator
and Ex-Governor of North Carolina,
and the candidate for Weep President
on the ticket with Gen. Scott in 1852,
died at Saratoga last week at the
ara of ~
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20

Where the hour is not stated, the local commit
tees will choose the time best suited to their re-
spective localities, being careful to appoint an
hour that will permit the speaker to reach his next
appointment on time. Also pleaae notify The
sneaker of the hour you have chosen.
HENRYC. LEIGHTON.
Chairman State Central Com.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20

AN engine on the Central road ran over
and killed five horses near Delaware sta
ton last Saturday night. One Of the ami.
mails was very valuable.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20
Magic Swine.

"AVING had several years experience in the
l breeding of improved swine, and made it II
speciality. the undersigned offers for sale for the
summer and fall trade, about 100 choice Magic
ugs These pigs were bred from my premium
boar Black Sanho," and my young boar BLACK
Prince" both imported from Butler County, Ohio.
and from strong well tested old sows, of fine
style and undoubted purity. My breeding stock
name they bear.
Parties in want of trst-class stock are invited tn
call and examine my herd, or address me before
purchasing elsewhere.
All stock warranted to be breeders. and rs rep
resented or money refunded. For price and par
ticulars address
Will commence ship CO. Rvo,an.,, 10
ping after June LIST. sunny '''' Iva smsS
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20

The State Central Committee have made
speaking appointments for Senators ALI
son and Wright.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
OskalOOsa, Iowa. 1878.
The State Central Committee is authorized t.
announce Republican meetings as follows:
HON. HIRAM PRICE
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20
New Advertisements.
A RARE CHANCE.

I OFFER my place, one mile northeast of Court
l House, adjoining the corporation, and contain
ing thirteen acres, for sale FOf CASH at bar
gain. This is the finest location on that side of
town, and affords rare opportunity for garden
er and fruit grower to secure the place of all 9th
ers for this market. Two acres of orchard and
small fruits already established. iy4
Il T. lOONJE
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-08-20

puEr9gE has had . frost
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-01

pom Sr. MajsRdt ianetionirten Sc
lsBen I'm WissrlpruH febe, ben beabs
i6tietsn Gineruf petffblte- Gs riirs
re einen su erOssn Gaum IN anfprI6
nebHen, auf RE Details bieler nSes
lebrune" ein,ussbsn /; nur 70 siel isi
nod ewibnt tae man BEN bttrefs
feneen unteroff;ier runpwes erf!drte,
geute nit iolben Nnf6ttn tonne man
In Der Nrmee ni6t esbrau&en man
wdrpe ni6t msbr nit ibm capitaliren.
Dsrlslbe fab fh nun sen5tbtst, tte Don
ibm einseld!asene 3ablmeifers Garrisrs
aufsussben unp lOfort einen antrae
auf GntlaGuns 3u feasn. Seine
fcfcrtise gntlafuns mutce ssnebmist."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-01

Grimimal.N pssae aus BEN 10. Sa9r9uanert
(8ortfsuns)
Senno 8rcnner.

z Infer 9ancrirtb rrar tei alsn letnsr
S9md6sn Elm 3u ebrenbafter @earafs
tsr, une bate Elm Siel 3u 9eraess 5er3,
un, uidt su ~srfsnnen, oae eaS Betra'
eeu Der 9sute, aus beren 6auS er sbsr
nit cen iaSnfsn 8ssensarten binaus>
complimsntirt rrorbsn mar, eteentli&
elm gang abfdeuli&es sewelen lei.
3par fan, ibm bin unp rteper Der err
neute unwile iber ras itertriebsne
Belen leiner Sodter ; aber CT mubte
ii6 bod AUDI ia9en, pas pteie Trau
9dbndsn feline perlOn lei, melber man
Sineer anSertrauea fDnne, uno nae
man Drisosritsn IS midi serarsen odrs
fs, wenn iie ld tn folder 8sfeai6aft
gum 6ertloufen unbeImlid flblte. Ans
sensbm tuar ibm freili6 bic Sn@e nidt
uup CT bate fiber sepinl9t bae Fe sis
men bs1srn Aussans ssnOmmen. aber
Ger @eeanfe iiies ibm rod leile auf
CAP e5 risuei6t Elm Slid fdr tbn UNI
feline Gamitie fst, su cen fsinen Geuter
auf Dem 5ittsnwerts fsine 8ssiebunser
mebr 3u BADEN. Nur roIte er eislsu
@eoanfsn ni6t redt Naum seben.
Da eeUabrte er erit baB rsr Braani
f1 Die tisfsn Meeitatienen leines6 errr
su NuBsn eemadt bate am gang &C.
ma9li4 i'm S9ritte ben f9atttser
Balrwss sins,
vpunftum !" - risf 5e.r S9euer.
mann laut aus, unp erobte benz Dferpt
nit Der yeitl1e. 0erpuneett b6rte e.
cas- Gdo isinss eiebltnssportes aus
Gem Walee tSnen, uno Der Saul lie
wieesr In fsil6em 1rabe cabin.h V'a
asSsst bate ct ben WaID Ssrlafsu, spl
eie gtraee aamdblis abwd,ts fabtt
unb cine frsunrliSe Gsrnf9t bic su let
mem 5sfsuts it@ srSfnete. Da fab 6
In 3bwlider Gerne cine 0sfalt pie efn
fame .Straes cabrr fommen. Bal
fonnts sr fdon beutlid srtennen, sab 4
lief. Damn blieb ftf uiener ftbsn, ia
i6 uri, unp lief BON Neusm. I'm
wiatarlib sriF Der OsecnVai in 81
Dasentaf1e robin 81 30 0aale Der
tpblen cine ptfOle sebra6t bate. %
auf Der 2~anefraee laufence Nenit
bate fir TIN, Der auberDem aafserel
war, etwas BtdnsfiSenpes. Beit IN
brett fab Ct auf rem Seize fein mfnld
lidss @sftn.
gin Glddtlins !"-murmslte Il u
fid bin, ane fpannte ben 6abn Der >
tcle. nobel er jecp@ fntredte, cae .,
3inpbut fsblte, unb fi6 rann erf g
tnnerte, pab fe aud nidt 8elaesa Il
Dae rernnebrte nur fstne unrube, III
Ct fpdbte uri 70 fHdrfer mad BEN ell
gen Wanrerer, welbsr ibm INNER nj
Der fam. Sbne bae Ct 90 wuete, u
81 rea 3aeeI an, unb br 8ranl
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-01
Mau fol- belize Nnrteien an
bDrem.

Gin terIbmtsr S~taatSuaann In GU
ropa LIEF Dor eintser Belt pas @Ort
fallen Tin Der YOlitif siebt es feline Sc
rsGtietrit gs lieBt auf Ger DAM. coz
nur Gvrannm 70 ipre6en fDnnen, abs
eeletsn eaycn, rb fe pirflid einen
lbrOn einnsbmsn peer ni9t. Die Sc
rehtistsit fcrpsrt Inner, cab man belize
GbstIe anb6re, unp 70 tit es aud Der
Sad swil9sn ben Gilsnbabns GCmpaB=
nten unb ZEN 0armern.
Die Npttlnummer Der yHcrtb Gmes
rican @estsw" entb6it einen Nrtifsl
BON .Gbarles 8rancis Nram, IT,, Ibsr
bns Gntfsbsn unp Sen GOrtldritt Der
8autrr' poer n9raaeer" ge pfguig.-
Oisle GrlGeinuns in Der pslitlf min
tarin aIS lhpn TN Abnsbmsn tegrifsn
bsbareelt une es pitb anesnommen,
bas bic 3eit tereits sstOmmen it, uu
ibre ur1a&en unp @i,funeen, bic ear.
aus ,u siebsn fnp, urD bas Gute Obel
ustle, tuae rarans entfebsu fam, Fl
grpdauna III steben. Die beieen 9pr'
ausEsunSsr, aus tensk bic gspesune
entiprane trsreen aussinbty ssfsst uni
NIT alarbeit tebanpelt. Die erfe CO.
BON par Der aasemsine 0laute be
9antwirtbe TN @efen, baB bfe Glen.
babnett efnen itsrtffebenet1 Yrsis IN
bic BsfSroesuns tbrU grUeuftt mad
Der Sesfdfe fornerten. Dns S9ta9
Mort, tae 60 sier SGefei 0eisen tcft
um einen 10 Warfte 10 trinsen. trnrt
te9ieris aufseerifsn, nls Oh 90 maelOi
6ob9ier Der 8efSrbsrer unb unertEda
lt9sn Druid auf bie Yrcsussntsn ts
heutete.
DIE 9unbwirtte Iiebsn babel tal
@erb6Itnie bon Velumer, unb Gntfsr
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-01
s euiIlet0n n.
meibaifS.

Der Nai III sefpmmen,
Der 3ribline erblibt
Dir insen bic GrOmmen,
Son Nabadt ersllbt.
CUR 6eisr BET teiliasm Sr~seltlans,
. Sunsfrau Naria ! ben 2ebsefans.
Dir baben ssiunssn
propbeten i'm Gb0r
Mit fsnrissn 3unsen
S&cn lanse suscr
Cir Grssn bic gnsel Int 9irnmslsyIt
Die Grbs, bic Come, bic SternsnpsIt.
Dir insst sum preiie
Der ellie Mune,
Die refine, bic sreibe,
SIM faubisen @runb !;
Der purpur Der &Oie bsineetsua S&mer,
. 9sibenssr!laIte ! Dein Nuttsrbers.
. beilise 8liitbe
8rm 9iGte betblut!
3 SHUTTER Der Site!
3 ttmmli9e 8raut!
Maria ! Id aebe 81 Dir emppr,
. laHs mid fusen tn srpbsn Gbsr.
&c leudtet tie Gpnne,
SO iHHineet Der gGmert
llnb Greube unb WDnHe
GrfiGen mein 9era
Mir pintet BOD Wilbe bic @cttesbraut:
Stun tSnet, ibr 4iebes im..Subelaut.
Cubic G6rreS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-01

Grier a. apriI. Bon bier wirb Ger
,@ermania" sel9risten: Sin untsrs
zines rbeinil@sn Restmsntes
rurce jinsf lsinen 8orseiebten als
nltrnmpntansr benunrirt. scr ftiren
|0berf citht unb BON tislem bieriter
|befraSt sefatS Der Sff;isr aar3 ofen
leine NnfHten III unb trpar NIT folder
Gntfaiecenbeit, haB Der Oberf 60 balp
aufssbsn muste, ibn s6rl leinsnt nSrrs
|ibunt" su btilsn, "a icBnr ale Nygus
nasntatiCn Rom Gabnsnsg ibtrud, Den
Ct babur& besanaea babsn folte, rae
CT cine 0sTnnurs teSe, bic NIT Ger
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-21
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

III
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT., 4
DECEMBER p, 1878.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this Department until JANUARY p, 1876, at L
o'clock, noon. for furnishing certain articles OF
STATIONERY for the use Of the Department
for one year from February i, 1876.
Blank forms Of proposals, stating the quality
furnished on application to the First Assistant
Postmaster General.
Each proposal must be signed by the individual
or firm making It, and be accompanied by o
guarantee, certified to be responsible and sufi-
Gent by the postmaster or United States attor-
shan within ten DAYS amer being called upop 70
do SO, execute contract to furnish promptly, and
In quantities as ordered, the article or articles
awarded to him; to be accompanied bya bond,
with approved security, in Q penalty Of not less
than twice the contract price Of all the articles
be furnished by said bidder, conditioned upon the
faithful performance Of the same.
Proposals unaccompanied BY such guarantee
The bids viii be considered and accepted or re-
scted, item BY item, or BY classes items, as the
Postmaster General may elect.
The articles delivered must be according to
proposals, genuine in manufacture and quality,
and be furnished at the contract price, whether
more or less than the quantity estimated In the
form Of proposals, aud must be delivered free Of
charge 4s 70 this Department art for delivery;
designated by the Postmaster General to re-
ceive the articles, which shall be subject TO ex-
for that purpose. PT The failure 1 e deliver IN
reasonable time, say two weeks ct furthest,
or the delivery Of an article dencient in quail
fly or quantity, Will be held sufficient cause to
annui the contract at the discretion Of the Post
master General,
The Postmaster General will In all cases,
decide whether the articles tenders. BY the con.
tractor are Of the kind and quality requised BY
the eontfact.
The Postmaster General reserves the right of
rejecting any or all bids II in his Judgment the
interests Of the Department require it.
Samples Of paper and envelopes will be for
nished, and samples OF cutlery VIII be shown on
application to the First Assistant Postmaster
General.
Each proposal must be indorsed on the en-.
velope, |" Proposals for Stationery" and be
directed to the First Assistant Postmaster Cen
MARSHALL JEWELL
de20 NAV Postmaster General
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-21
DIED..

DELLIs..In Georgetown, D. c., on saturday,
december Is at the residence of her brsther-In-
laws ~ lneo1ore b. Same, LIMA, youngest daughter
y, SsLnaIlne and the late Alexander Ellis, OF
11ssrasioru, Ontario, Canada, aged twenty-elght
The funeral services will take place at No. q
second street, on the Hst instant, at 4 O'clock
The remains will be sent North for burial. 8
,COLLINS.-On the 18th Instant, of bronchitis
SSE192iRGE C., second son OF John and Elizabeth
The relatives and friends are respectfully I'm yited
70 attend his f1neral from his parents Residences
Mo street northwest, on Tuesday, the 2lst Inst.
LAwsoN.-on the 18th of December, Mr.. WILL
LIAM, LAWSON, aged ifty-nine years and two
months. AFTER an Illness OF four DAVIS which he
pore with Christian fortitude. blessed are the
dead who die in the Lord.'
Ths funeral viii take place Tuesday evening at 2
O'Clock. from Ryland chapel, corner OF Tenth snd
II streets, South Washington.
DURNIN.-On the 10Th instant, PETER DR.
MIN, . native OF Castle Belgian, Comfy Louth
iEeIand, In the thlrty-eighth yesr of his age.
Funeral will take place from his late residence,
corner OF Nineteenth and L streets northWest and
proceed % st. Matthew's church, on Wednesday,
at so,ciock q: m: where Grand Requiem Mass will
pe celebrated: The friends and relatives of the
family are invited to attend.
MILLER.-Suddenly, on the morning of the 10Th
instant, GEORGE MILLER, in the SEVENTEEN year
81 MS age. An inoulgent father and q deTout
Funeral will take place on Tuesday morning, ut
go'cloek. Requiem Mass at st. DomfnIc's church.
Friends and acquaintances are Invited TO attend
WATKINS.-In this city, at the residence of his
son. Rev. W. Il. Watkins, THOMAS Q. WATKINS,
In he seyenty-stxth year Of his age.
M He was native and for the greater part Of his
December Il.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-21
THE COURTS.
Circuit cour,-cb,, Justice Cartier.

Circuit Court-Chie, Justice Cartier.
Patton 20. W. MeKnfghS Referred by cor
sent Of counsel and with asse8t f court 70 the ~
Nsksrson VI. jenkins Ct A. Orss,- for appear
anee o. defendants, Jen kirs and HctNcl.and.
First National Bank Of WashinEton vs.. Hoc6
against defendant On payment Of tiV0 hundred
dollars.
Lees administrator vs.. Gsraoins's samiuis-
traitor. Referred to J. J. johnson.
AssIeSNESTs FOR TO-DAY.
,ss sSs Co. Isl ST 81 u.s. So ss So 60 81 80 4 rs
~, =. ~ w. -''' wv a. 40 -i'' -i'' ="
Equity Court-Judgs wyns.
Doherty vs. Wisner. Refsrsnce to auditor to re-
specne sum and reference TO special auditor to re-
state distribution Of fund.
Harvey VS.. Harvey ct al. Ratification Of audi
lots report and bond Of Maria E. Harvey ap-
Mica Roofing Company w. !Tucke. H. B. Webb
suosuiuted as trustee and bond Of trustee ap-
Scott vs.. Scott. Decree of divorce. custody of
SSnIsufen and rights Of property declared In be-
Metropolitan Middlings Purifying Compauy vs..
81 Still ,n Twenty days more allowed complainant
Pant y; Stewart. File exception of s. Birds
eye to auditors report.
Pfeil VS.. Pfeil. Submitted.
silence Va. Heitmuller. Arthur FendslI sub.
MeGouan VI. Walter. Receiver authorized to
sell to Messrs. MeGoHan & Shinn.
Estate OF Samuel Smoot, deceased, vs.. Petition
Of Guardian. Approval OF Probate Court pro-
William Zspp, lunatic. Caroline Robertson
am1Mea s2oo out Of lunatic's fund TO repay her
father. -~'' va '--N -''---
In re. estate Of Ida Mary Stansbury. Ap-
prevail OF Probate Court proceedlngs
huntington vs.. Walker. Trustee instructed to
pay judgments.
Hare vs.. Fletcher. Appearance of absent de-
Barbour Hamilton VS.. SchIosser Maria
SSnlosser appointed guardian I'D LIEN.
houman vs.. Washington Market Company,
Eaception sustained, and fifteen days allowed 70
District q Columbia vs.. Alexandria and WASH
ington Railroad Company. Plea OF Alexandria
snd washington Railroad Company. Exhibit
SuoMed Withdrawn, and IL, with defendant
w asnington and Georgetown Railroad Com
Rany, ordered to answer by the first Tuesday In
Eeeruary. 1915, and pro confssso va. defendants,
amsltln nay, Fowler, Snowden, Duereston and
Winder vs.. Hulse. Expenses of subdivision or
dered to De paid.
hammond ct al. Vs. hammond. Report Of the
auoitor confirmed and sale decreed through z.
Fendal, appointed trustee
Ssenart Vs. Holtzclaw. Demurrer overruled,
specinc sum adJudged, injunction and costs on
Denalf OF complainant.
Ball vs.. Ball. Divorce from bond of matri-
Mony, resumption OF maiden name, custody of
children, and $40 per month sllmony with costs
Criminal court-Judgs Macarthur.
The entire session was occupied in the reading
OF the testimony In the Green case to the new
Juror, sworn In the place of Mr.. Hopkins the
juror VINO was taken Ill on Thursday last.