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KAHN q FREIBERe.
CLOTHING DEPARTMEyT

CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
200 prs custom made Pants,
So 80.
400 prs elegant Boots, S5.
100 custom made Cashmere
suits, SEQ.
600 fine linen bosom white
Shirts, 81 20.
100 prs Shaker Drawers and
Shirts, per set, Sc so.
These goods must be I'M
sPected 10 be appreciated.
KAHN y FRRIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar SITS.
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Corner Main and Poplar SITS.

New mess mackerel. New York buck.
wheat. new minced meat, homeless cod
fish, new hams, spiced pigs feet, new
dried beef, at
AT G.. A. ECKERLY & Bros.
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ADDITIONAL
Cotton.

The market this morning opened quiet,
with liberal offerings aud a fair demand,
though transactions were not very heavy
on account Of the weakness Of the New
York and Liverpool markets. Estima.
ted sales for the day, $500 bales; sales
yesterday footed up 3lOO bales. New
York spots were irregular and dull, with
prices nominal and futures dull. Liver
pool spots were quiet and unchanged,
with arrivals frmer. New Orleans was
quiet.
COTTON EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS. AND
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SHE'LL oysters from Norfolk at Mad.
anne Viucent's Crystal Palace Saloon
served up in every style. Families sup.
piled in she'll or can. 2St
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Southern and NOrthers Soldiers.
CAMBRIDGE. o., October Is.
To the Associated Press;
The following circular is addressed Ia
every soldier North and South, and fur
nlshed you for publication.
Yours, truly,
j. W. BARREs.
COLUMBUS. o.. October 20, 1876,
FELLow.cITlzENs: The proposal made
by ex-Coniederates and ex-Federals al
the National Peace Reunion at Caldwell,
Ohio, September 3, 1875, is now renewed
namely: to secure the Vice Presidential
nomination on the National Republican
ticket for Private Dalzell, of Ohio, the
author and president of said convention
and reunion. He is worthy OF it, though
Of humble rank, like ourselves who issue
this circular. He graduated at Washing.
ton College, is a writer Of distinction, a
patriot from principle, a member of the
Ohio Legislature now and better than
all, carried a musket as a common sol
der as we did. His large and noble soul
conceived the generous purpose of bury
ing out of sight the bloody rays of hate
and %sectionalism, and he wrought out
his patriotic design into practical effect
by calling us together at said reunion,
and there uttering sentiments of lofty
Christian craftsmanship which endear
him to the nation to-day.
MANY SOLDIERS NORTH AND South.
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PARTIES intending to purchase fall
and winter clothing will save ten per
cent. by calling at M. S. Chapsky &
Bros great clothing house, 227 Main
street. o2+
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LIVERPOOL. October %. 2 p.m.-Cotton Is
dull and easier. Uplands. Z l-l6d; Orleans,
77-l6d. Sales, 1900 bales. OF which 1000 were
for export and speculation.
NEW ORLEANS, October 90. 1880 am
Cotton is quiet. Middling. l274c; sales. $50
bales; receipts. ..22S7 bales.
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THos. B. CoFFEY h Co 3O7 Main
street under Peabody Hotel, have re-
ceived the new styles Of gentlemen
shoes. They also manufacture fine
goods. Call and try them. 27t
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The following is the weekly report o receipts,

NEW YoRK. October 20, lao p.m.-Cotton
is irregular and dull. Futures are dull, with
sales for January at l31sGl3 3.l6c; FEBRUARY.
lSAglS5-l6c March, Is 7-l6alShc; April, 1851
glS ll-lbe; May, II l3-l6glSHc; June. LAG
4 bloc; October. IA ll-l6 ala 1915; November,
lS4gl3 5-l6c December. 10 l-l6913hc, Sales
for future delivery, Is, 100 bales.
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FALL styles of boots and shoes for gen.
@tlemen, in grea; variety Of Coaey h Co. s,
1907 Main street. an
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ALL the latest styles of mems boots and
shoes can be found at j. NJ. Hill 4 Col s,
3l4 Main street. AT
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| came here to stay do not want to
sell out Ny stock is complete, and
guarantee to sell goods lower than any
house in IKE city. WIZ. MILLER.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
BOATS LEAvIxG


Belle of Texas, Ashport.. n n
Ihli AIM rIlars fOlnt..-~".."-".....,b p n
Cons Millar, Cincinnati ..,,.....,..... ...5 pm
Geo. w. Cheek, Helena.................r5 pm
ARRIVALS.
Steamer City Of Chester, St. Louis.
Arlington, New Orleans.
Osceola, st Francis river.
Geo. W.. Cheek, Helena.
Cons MiIlar, Cincinnati.
City of Vicksburg, Vicksburg.
Phil Allin, Friar's Point.
A. j. White, Napoleon.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Quickstep, mouth White river.
City Of Chester, st. Louis.
City Of Vicksburg, St. Louis.
Arlington, Cincinnati.
Fort Gibson, Arkansas river.
BOATS IN PORT
Geo, W. Cheek, Osceola, Phil Allin.
Qaiekstep, St, Francis Belle, A. j. White.
WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
Weather cool and buster. The
river is falling. and getting down to a
low tide, with "A feet from here to Cairo,
aud I TO s feet on the bars between here
and Vicksburg. At st. Louis the river
is on the decline, with 81 feet on the
bars from there out to Cairo. The Ohio
river is r%eceding, with AZ feet in the
canal aud 50 feet on the bars in the lower
Ohio. Cumberland and Tennessee rivers
are down to their regular fall stages.
Arkansas river is still declining, with "a
inches on the bars from Pine Bluff to
The mouth. White river is falling, with
4 feet in the channel IRON Augusta to
the mouth.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The cotton season has opened out in
full blast.
A busy day on the landing.
The leyee is covered with cotton and
cotton seed.
The John f. Tolle left New Orleans
last evening for st. Louis.
The st. Geneyieve left Vicksburg for
st. Louis yesterday.
The new STEAMERS Dawn and Fanchon
left Cincinnati last evening for New Or
leans,
The Fort Gibson returned to Arkansas
river last night with a good trip of peo-
pie and freight.
The James Howard added at Helena
1923 bales of cotton, 200 sacks oil cake
and n barrels oil.
The Thompson Dean passed Helena
Vesterdav. She will an 81, ,,;.L iii 80
wants before she reaches Vicksburg.
The Arlington passed up last nioht for
Cincinnati, abe put Of here a few
packages Of freight.
i. Captain R. W, pugan passed down,
bound for the wreck Of the Indiana.
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Go TO Miller's and buy your children
Protection and "Hussey" toe shoes.
80
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ALL WOOL boys cashmere suits al S.,
worth 81 80. They are great bargains.
NJ. s. CHAPsEY & Bro,
23T 227 Main street,
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kEw lb'ball pool table OF tue Chioka.
saw Billiard Parlor, 81 South Court st.
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Il. SERssEL, SR, & SOSs, just received
a fine lot Of fresh fish. 81
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1000 pounds assorted fish from the
lakes and Gulf received by express this
morning at Victor D. Fuchs Al Jeffer-
son street. 81
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PLAY billiards at COnverse's, 81 South
Court street. a
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FLOYD makes the best pastry to be
had in the city. 49t
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FINE assortment Of homemade can
dies every day ct FlOyd's At
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Toilet sets In endless variety. very
cheap, az Dush'S, sS4 Main street.
40t
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If you want to pass a pleasant hour,
call at Sid Cooks Peabody Billiard
Hall. 92t
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No family should be without the 6ne
illustrated family bible now being deliv.
cred by W. S. Rogers. Address 24O SAT.
farsns street. Is.
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Go TO Seessel's for salmon and blue
pike, 80
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STEAMBOATS,.
For white River,

For white River.
Regular White River Packet-Por DevalPs
Bluff. Des Arc. Augusta, Jaoksonport.
and all poiats on BLACK and Little Red
rivera.
CITY OF AUGUSTA. D. Elliott, master
I EAVES AS ABOVE SATUR-
IL DAY, October 30. at 5 pm. ktNA
For freight or passage apply on -
board. WIN. ELLIOTT. Sup't.
FOR Uincinnan.
Fer Cairo, Evansville. Louisville and Cincin-
nati-Ihe fine steamer
CONS MILLAR."~...~James Pepper. master
WILL LEAVE ON FRIDAY, w.
w @.b inst. at 5 pm. Rktra
For freight or passage apply to
X. w. LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
2e Front street,
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LADIEs fine Ahosu--frOnt-lace, side
lace and buttop-new utyles, at COaey
& Co.'s, SO7 Main street, under Peabody
Hotel. ant
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Doors made for SIS at MilIer's. s.
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WATCHES.

Watches repaired In supe-
riOr style by 4. Noel. Wntch-
, es " any kind furnished 10
order. Watches and npecta-
rcles for sale cheap.
49 60 Z. NOEL, a Heal 81.
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YenIsOn aud Game,
Reel Foot Lake Perch,
Red Snappers and Fresh Oysters,
50-t At s. Clements, SO BeaI.
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SPLENDID all.wOOl cashmere pants at
81 worth %, OF
M. =. CHAPsKY 4 Bso.' o,
23f 227 Main street.
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THE CITY.
ralIr, aheIInYatara.

Go TO Seesssl's,i corner OF Jefferson
and Second, for red snapper. 81
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and Northors Soldiers.

BOYS box toe boots at Miller's.
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MEATsTORE
Cor. Jefferson and Third,

Is second 10 none in
CH0ICE MEATS, SAUSAGE, ETC.
Free deIIysry. 81
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Elliott Line.
Memphis and White River Packet Co-Por
Jacksonport. Newport, West Point Ssar.v
augusta, Des Arc, Devalls Bluff Indian
pay and all way landings Steamer
id Elliott, master. snN
EAVES MEMPHIS EVERY FRIDAY
Heavy pound freight Csc per lOOIbs. ordin.,v
pound ireights, S5c per 100 ibs DIV sprsIs ~
eeachi wet barrels, 81 each; until further noics
SEI VIM. ELLIOTT, superintendent.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

> GORRENT OR LEASE-l0 OR 1000 ACRES
n of good land in northern part Of Fayette
county; we'll improved. Apply TO ". b.
DOUGLASS, Dancyyille. Tenn. 9-S6
, 1875-10-10

$4,000 81. I'll u HAP ass ..ss?. 10 1oaS AN
boA4. Room Z kes2er Block. nazs6sas. earsa r1sass
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A MURDERER's DEFENSE.

The trial OF Thomas Hayes, for the murder
ofThomas D Deane, IA September 1874, continued
Yesterday tu the Court Of over and Terminer before
Judge Barrett. Mr. LYONS and Mr.. Rollins conducted
the prosecu-ion AMI Mr. fall the defense. Testimony
WIS given tn SHOW that Delaney died of the pisolshOt
vyopnd and NJ Hall adm tied that the death caused
bv the voln and That HAYES fired the shot. The pros
ecntion then rested. Mr.. Hall stated that the
ground OF cccuso that tho prisoner
went 10 the place where he met De
Iapey. in consequence OF notification that he had
een named 10 the Police for Inspector of Elections
thai Delaney began to him and the prisoner re-
torted In similar language; that friend separated
theul. but Delaney again attacked Hayes. drawing
knife ana cutting hun on the neck and hand, when
HAYES struck hiu wan the pistol, which accidentally
Went OF tuat then tu0sAy ran away ana secltteu
himself AOdr bat afterwards started 10 give MN
SELF
OGcrr Moran TESTIFIED that The prisoner was named as
an Inspector E.t.lOus. D.. Powell testified mat ne
found lwO izul tde prisoner when ne dressed
at the -Ia.ial-B, %. TGey were apparently ten or
twelve hours Od. ml-ht have been naue Win glass
any sharp lbs runrnt. william Hayes testiIea that
the PRISONER 20 Ms liquor store With blood upon
person. drank ana Icft MS pistol there Inc
prisoner bJlt"d wat M. Han mad stated IN MS
opening address. IT Deldn'y ne said. with some
fhingiu hand IOOaet nr@Htdud upon tha drew
his hand. Wlt4 his pstp AZ De- from us panldloOhs
Ynpk Q. 4.H sru-A go - Acu inc piston went
IN he was a,oni,lcI. His first Thought was that the
h4I had .Oue tIT1u-u his own hand he then ran ana
aid himself u.a utut ui Q lOi STORE I'D WAicu
De gut 100 cor three dIlAks GA Ms cross Aaninaton
DE ldui.'eu that h. bccH accused OF several as
sauts denied ne had ever been tried or con
vicIed OF one H. mad been drinking somewhat before
tAc affair apj aIeI ttd a. Jlc sidtlO mouse tle ON
gave three bottles OI liquor. IAe Court tAeh
d .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-09
CIVIL NOIEs.

In the Supreme Court, Circuit, yesterday,
udge Van Bruut setted Brnckey divorce case be-
tore sending tsU rhe Court OF Appeals
In the Supreme Court Circuit. yesterday,
Judge Lawrence dismissed tie complaint Of Charles T.
Wood against Lucy D Fisk, exccutrix which was
brought on a pond winch ate james Fisk executed
fointy another person. lie Court Aeid tAat me
eo1 must ID the first instance. be prosecuted against
the surviving bondsman.
In the United States Circuit Court before Judge
wallace the of the Russian Baroness Olga de Maua
Fraloff AIT The New-YoTk Central ana Hudson River
Railroad st trial Action N the case was brought
been lost through the negligence OF agents " tAat ROAD
Thus far the tra has been rcper'lOl OF the one Au
in April 1871 Wnich Fe'1 ''e~ III a ~'S"A4 - '--
jury.
The will of John Milhau, the druggist, was
admitted to probate yesterday by Surrogate Hutchng
lie left house in Llfavetteplace and his personal e
texts 10 his widow dover. He left TO his son Cen
Mnhau BIZ properly On Broadway between 9i3I5 s1
and Al 5eventh-sis his business 10 MS other three
sons ana the OF bis property except SoVO WC 10
gwen T. has sisters, 10 us iOuf soHs Sl"HJ A0 0
Is not worth %DOO0
In the suit Of Caroline Hyde against John
Doran tried before Justice Scdgwick in the superior
Court Trial Term the plaintiff claimed $1,000 damages
for injuries sustained by falling down the unRuardeu
stairs OF teuement-hOuse OF which the deiendant was
tDe owner As II appeared that she had been resident
ri the house several months ana was aWarb Oh mt
condition OF the stairs the Court dismissed the cVn
plant. holding the landlord Only uoth i ~ ~ I'D
premises in good repair ar when they were nreu'
J. D. Reymert for plantln, George '" "lhEaIe loI ue
IendRnt 49,
The suit of Clare agt. The National City
Rank which has been twice tried before, was again
tried before Judge sedgwck In the Superior Court Iria
Term tue Jury giving verdict Of 5000 lie was
assng the defendants building, then undergoing alter
at,ops. when plank falling from an upper WINDOW
struek him and injured him. BE claimed 10000 nan
GO The defeuse wac that the plalntln was guilty O
egligence side and that the repairs were MAKING
under a contract which gave the contractor entfe con
fTol of the work and therefore the whole
she Court left points 20 the jury on the eNluence
and they decided against the defendant
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THE COURTS.
A FEDERAL OFFICIAL CONVICTED.
CLEARINGHOUSE INSPECTOR HARRIS GUILTY OF CON
PHI TTY IN SMUGGLING CIGARS.

PHI ITY IN SMUGGLING CIGARS.
T, the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
An the case Of Customhouse Inspector d. p Harris VINO
,vas indicted Cor completely smuggling 10000 cigars
into this port the ary aite- hours elaboration re-
,rnsa verdict OF G iilty- as charged in the indict
uent" Mr. Courtney, Of counsel for Harris imme
Astalv moved for a new trial the ground that the
Judge erred in III .ing that the fact that the cigars
ware mt on the MANIFEST OF the Crescent CITY
after her rriyal In did not take them OUT VI
che category OF smugaed cigars The evidence relative
70 the putting Of thr cigars tho manifest was SUD
a,,alIv as follows After the arrival Of the Crescent
CITY Harris told - purser TO put the cigars on the
manifest for the purpose Of saving the ship and all
,.rostod graot he II OF trouble The purser did so.
Mr. Courtney clfms tnat there Is Jaw allowing lih-
norted goods To lp pu the manifest Wlthln "a hours
afer their arrival, thtr, therefore, Tue cigars Ih
'os,on bavu-- ne.u "nanifcstcd within that time,
XXere properly lau1ei. JJdge Benedict said that ne
,onld hear couusr urOu tine question early next week
house Official for com icr IN smngg ing ana oiu iaW-
ves say hat II Is tn ust convection OF the kihu ~ tn
tinted states. peculiar feature II the trlal was IhlS
Custom-nOu>e Inspector Dcmuud was caileu as
Mr. Puriv a.srd % ae had ever. either directly or
Indirectly received brine for passing SO0us ifee OF
duty. MI. C'urtucN Oh cttd 10 tue question vi tnS
ground that DrmOi not on trial Tor bribery, ana
fhe Judge .tI.d Ga. ed ttIuu Ia clmmentlng upon
the matter h> -cU to the jury, MT ldrdy said'
n Denlori were an honest UilU,r, he would nave
resented thIt question usul and not sat there
en- uUrus argument on the OBJECTION
Even after tue Cnr had ruled the question OUT ne
would have SAID I question Is an imDutatlOn on my
official uC-lIc tn answer 10 ana NIuulV4l
uivsef' Iu. uo. I4S,cdI 90 uUIug so, no remained
silent and IFS silence amounts 10 setconviction.'
high OnNtrIlu-ut utlcI says that tue c0nVlcuOn OF
Harris bat --lS-O g.edt Consideration among many
(Isou.4ouse oItrrs" ana thai several oil them are
81 moral dread OF Deiug nauied over tie Goals
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cprMrNAI NOTES.

= H. TrD;tad States Circuit Court yesterday JOnn
III drew his pes Euty, and pleaded gnlY OF paving
materials operating an Illicit ASsIeIy nc was 10
IN an6ed for sentence d, 1900,
Tho Commission now investigating the mental
.oniop Of Isabella JAeaBsoh who IS ehArsea .lIh &
examined the physician MO nAN V'
siy .tsncsd examination vii be continued 'odAF
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday before
80. pthsr Nolan prosecuting fIeleoA
soSsH guilty. Of oboe IN the hrs gsree Sluss %
trial Of william benson VIZ
49,, a5t PLEADED gently Of an aeapt Al
'rrnd larceny sentenced 70 The staV FnoA oi
There being United states Circuit CouIt Ui anu
s.oa Attorney Biss sled yesterA5 lhomSuehs
, tbe foowng person: joan Garter ega SAFE o. cigars Sonn
,g,ing gsrs CLICK seIing WHISKY SuOu1 p~yns
~, Francis Marines, violation o. Interest,"
Esbssi Posda illegal sale Of eEtr. kouh Bs vs -
fcsre OF dgarA As InfornAa0ns SIRE -
fieesl vii be PAT calendar for the January
earn Oft he lOaIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-09
FRIDAY, Jan. So. NJ.

FRIDAY, Jan. s-P. NJ.
The stock market was generally strong and higher
at the opening this morning than at the close last
evening and within the first hour still further adj
vance of to per cent was established and well
sustained through the greater portion OF the day
Pacific Mail opened at decline, S5l, but advanced
70 s44. closing with the last sale at S9I. Wabash
also opened lower az ls9 advanced
IN ISL back to 49, at which price
IL remained quite steady until afternoon
when il broke to 1914 closing at 1T, decline from
last evening Of per cent Union Pacific opened at
ga sold at 373a37I b3, with large transactions at
97a Int afterward sold down to $751; and at the close
nj s7A Lake Shore opened ut rot. sold at t0.0s0
sasaI4s. The feature in this stock was the large
purchases of a prominent broker at Tsl'079s aggre-
eating about 1900 shares. North Western opened
mn per cent at Az, sold at i946I0F st.
Paul commenced at Ssl, steadily advanced TO 9s'
and closed at $751; Erie opened at its highest
price for the day, 2sl, and closed within of ITS
lowest AT 2ss Rock Island sold at 1881 d q 10
Ohio and Mississippi, 32s9t. The business OF the
dav has been rather under than over the average OIL
the preceding days of the week. amounting 10
1ss 600 shares of which 200 shares were WABASH
~ 900 Union Pacific, p, 100 Lake Shore BoOO west
ern Union, "a 30 ST. Paul. 1890 Pacific Mall lOiOO
North Western 1900 Erie, 2200 each of Rock Isiau
aud Ohio and MissisziopI. and about 2O0o SH"''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-09
NEwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY SHEET

Motion Levy Baltic Lloyd Steamship CO.
Memo
By Pres dug matter Of Fanny Levy to vsce
nt-MOuNn granted
CoEi-Par -BT Van Brupt J.PsllOn Agt The Mayor kG-
Case settled " -
By Jure Van Bnuekey Brnoksv-CssO settled Yer
milTea agt sGydam-Allowsnce
Snperior COurt-SDeciGl 1erm-By Chief-Just1ce
act Dosne aOrder settled appointed
Wisemsn .g Remington Machine CompsnyMtOn denied
Nnrr,v a Reeve aL-Mouon reference granted memoranda
OF decision.
nepv-FiniinCs and requests End settled.
Rs judge sedg sg MeseToe asee memorandum
for counsel
Common Pleas Equity Term-By Judge LOew-
Jsmes agt BuheL-Orier seid Krekee Gg Thsule sDe
cfeo rder settled.