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TASTELESS
MEDICINES.

~ prominrnt New York physician lately rom,
pia'ncdto DUNDAS DIT X a o. nbouI th.ir = !. :,
nALwooD Oh CAPSULES, stating TINT so,nsti,,,.
thry cured niiraculously but thai paticnt ~ ia.
nau taken Them without effect I'm being ipformod
t'nt several limitations ere suId he iuonirrd = ~
,'mnu nv patient mad not been taking DUNDAs
What happened to THE physician may have hmm.
pencoto Others. and DUNDAS UlCK K ca TAI
mn method o, ProlcctingPhy iians. druggisfs and
tneW~etfes. anh preventing on or SAND,Iwoon
from coming into tlislcputc.
piIN SiClANSMh once prescribe the CapspI..
VIII nonfiD0e 10 doSo. for they cuuIsip ts mar. az,
In I'll besi0Hd ,heapeSf form, P''' "b
DCNDAS DICK X GO. use more Orr oy c.x,.,
wooD than all tho Wholesale and ictniI ISrucoi :.
and Perfnincrs IN the United States combined. and
this j. the a' reason why IN tvre Uis sold rbson
r Inthcir apsulcs than In any other f,,sm w
NQf Sdn7afHOod H. fast supcrscding every otb.,
remedy. ,ixty fnpsneso bcing required To- insurs
SAFE and certain cure In six ore CHI days FROM
no other medicine can this result BE- had '"
DrNDAs DICK & Co.'S SOFT cArstIIs solve m.
problem long considered by eminent physicians on
how 10 avoid the napsea and disgustexprricncedin
'waIlcwing, which arr we'll know n 10 dctract from
'cmrdics """''
sofi Capsules are put up Intn-foiI and neat boxe.
nny IN each, and arc the only Capsules prescribed
.TAsTELEss MEDICINES. Castor oIIand many |
tn Nor nausnons mrdicines can nc ak'n easily and
~, nTT AnpSAS DICK a cos S0ff CAPSULES |
., ?, r II, Were thsoay Capsules adedto the
Send for Circular to 81 Wooster .ircc,.N.Y.
SOLD At ALL DRUG sToRes HERE.
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visit last Summer.

visit last Summer.
Dist. No. 3 (whole) is a Yer,
small school. Have done but little
IN way of repairs. Have as vet
adopted no series of text books.
anu cannot therefore be properly
classified. Their young teacher,
Miss Rosa Brumm, though teach
ing her first term, seems bending
her energies faithfully for the in.
terest of her youthful charge, and
to all appearance bids fair to be-
come one of the first of our female
teachers. Her education is very
fair, and her pupils are doing well.
Dist. No. l (fractionaD is the
largest school, and has the best
house in the township. Some of
the scholars arc well advanced, and
therefore it is quite an interesting
school. 1t is being taught by Miss
Mary Sven, one of our oldest and
uost experienced female teachers.
Her reputation as teacher calls
IN pupils from abroad, and inspires
her pupils with that confidence SO
necessary to success in acquiring
education.
Taking all together, regard our
schools as doing well. No. l (frac.
tlonaD has no regular series of text
books, and therefore not properly
classified, and it is hoped that her
Dist. Board will ere long adopt a
series and prescribe tho studies.
iioopng the above will suffice, /
subscribe myself, very respectfully
ELIAS r. OTTINGER.
Township Sup't of Schools.
Ellsworth, Dec. "a, rs.
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COrrpSDODdeDCe.

EDITOR SrAR:-Thinking, in IN,
own way, that it will be proftabl,
Tor the many readers of the SrAl
to see something in the way O
print concerning.sle special Tow
Meeting ofLeRoy township, Ca.
eeola county, l write you as fol.
lows: The meeting was duly called
and held OH the Odd of December,
Tor the purpose of ascertaining first,
whether Martin w. Westfall, ex-
township treasurer of said town,
and his bondsmen should be re-
leased from tho indebtedness of
Mr.. Westfall to the township; and,
II so, if not all, what one or ones:
second, to consider whether or not
1t would be profitable for the town.
ship to purchase safe for the
use OF the township treasurer. 1t
is enough for me to say that the
Board met pursuant to order, and
the polls were open from 8 a. m.
I'LL ten minutes after 3 p. m; and
here is the result: For the release
ofthe bondsmen-"Ycs," 40; "No,"
ii. For the release of Westfall-l
"Yes," Ii; "No," 10. For safe
eyes," 1s; "No," 80. This is the
result among one-half of the voters
in the township.
Now, l will here say that there
has been suspicion resting upon
Dir. Westfall, by small part of
the Inhabitants of the township, to
the effect that he had taken $500
rom the town money and appro-
oriated it to his own use. Mr.
"estfall is hotel keeper, and his
louse being yet unfinished, and he
VI tho time making improvements
pom the same, in the way of fin
shlng the inside, the source from
'hich the means came could not be
ccountcd for, and hence the sus-
icion. l would like to ask if Mr.
estfall could not have five or six (;
undred dollars for the purpose of .
nialing off his hotel with it, and
OF run all over the township let U
ng the Inhabitants know where c
IS money came from; or else, pub r
shlng it in some newspaper and a
'reading it broadcast all over the
tate? But it seems he has failed
let the people know. 81
Now, to my knowledge, Mr.. II
estfalI has been making improve =,
ents upon his house for at least u
e year and half, or two wears. W
ii all this time he was treasurer B
the township, having been re
'cted last Spring for the third
m; and now, since the robbery III
Mr.. Westfoll, they seem to have by
It found him out to be dishonest. ta
hlnk it very wrong in any peo- q,
to elect any one man to the Of :"
Mr.. Westfall held three wears
succession, and then because =,
re is mishap, cry Thief as me ne
IL only salvation. w
Yours for the right, pr
y 10 Us.
ELLSWORTH, Uich., Dcc.27, rs.
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To those furnishing us Is subscribers
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chrome and an extra copy of the STAR
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To anyone bringing us 100 subscrib-
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All OF the above offers will be valid
until the first of February, 1876.
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1T was on Che lst of January,
1776, that the continental army
adopted the star spaagled banner.
Now, if you've got any Gags, fling
them to the breeze, next Saturday
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ONLY Is CENTSI

In order to introduce II Into tbous nds q, ho,,..
where u !. moi already know ~ we will send oup
Illustrated literary and family Jeuri,aI The Gre Of
on me Hearth" three months on trial for only Il
weekly }. containing splendid continued and sbor,
Mories; Sketches poems. etc. etc. Only 81 a yrar
WIN elegant premium portiolio items Of American
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WIN Sand rs
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The Cedar Springs Clipper has
just closed its sixth volume: has
enlarged and changed from folio
to a quarto, and entered the COOP
erativc plan of publication. "Bar-
rim its politics we wish it success.
and are glad to sec it prosper.
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TIE New York courts have de-
clared forfeited the bail of VIM. NJ
Tweed on the indictments pending
against him. The amount is S1S.-
600. and g. f. Dcvlin and Alfred
u. Sands are surctics.
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Communication.

EDITOR STAR:-Sir, in your issu
of Dec. 23d, 1876, see under tn
head of "Home Starlight" an arti
Gle running like this: Patroniz,
home trade and industry in ever,
reasonable way. TO send all mon.
ey out of the county is to work ru-
in to your own as well as the in
terests Of those that settled here
with us; meaning of course Moss
backs and Baldwinitcs. Now sir,
let us see how this is, your humble
servant now stands in a pair of
boots that cost three dollars, in
Chicago. He was also one of
committee to wait on those home
institutions to try and get some
concessions in favor of the con-
sumner, and found (according to
their showing) that such boots cost
them 1918; as we purchase in Chi
cago at $500, we made our mr.
'chasc in Chicago, making saving
'of 10 cents to Baldwin and our |
selves. Now sir, who is the pub
lie benefactor in this case? We
also wanted some table linen: our
merchants claim that they could
not get it at wholesale for less tbon
30 cents per yard; VIC get it in Chi
'cago, equally as good, for 37I cents.
retail, thus saving to Baldwin cap
ital, 12a cents per yard; we also
Ind that We can get good calf
boot, sewed, for $500. Now those
homo institutions ask 500, and
say to us that they cannot get them
at wholesale for less than $500:
hero again, is saving to the CAPT.
tai of Baldwin, of at least S1.5O on
one pair of calf boots, as the insti-
tuition boot is pcgged one; and
the same is the case in all of the
goods that has been purchased in
Chicago, under the Seal of the a
Grange, at least. !
Now sir, We have patronizcd s.
ZONE too much in this way. We ii
lold that We. have a reasonable d
light to respect for ourselves, or Fl
n other words, We respect our own p
'ockets as much rs the pockets of b
he institution. We GO Cor the s,
rcatest good for the greatest num- pl
ers; and we hold that the Moss q,
acks are the greatest number. III SC
e can purchase goods for less CO
rice than the institution fand the "
istitution tell us SOY, thea they had al
etter employ us to do their pur- wi
,asing for them; and we will fur Nv
Ssh to them for less than they say or
lat they buy for, and make nice no
pee" in the operatioa; both to in
. institutions and cnrsclves, and 81,
think to Baldwin generally. in,
Now sir, we are no enemy to the rer
srchant, we wish them Godspeed: ano
It they have been'a beating us and
d, or they have bought in the bla
ong market, which ! think they boo
We done. And hoping that they yer
i, in the future, buy in a better the
rket, so as to patronize home in GERS
buttons (which in this county is seer
labor ef the masses), / remain teac
DUCaLBuRY, the Granger. dust
WeJben Dec. 24tb, 1875. den
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Ponds Extract.
The People. Remedy for In,.r,,,
PONDS RXra.or -

pu,, ,u roNp's EXTRACT CURES
,,,ea, ound and bleeding: Hvfoua,..-~
Iung. Rhemo,vha2. from any orrarWai ana lIcer-
bSfargeuesfs WOMB, &C.; Coagcsfiops
For pond, roND's EXTRACT ryvaLrAHr
Eyes and MI .u snee1n,ounn; Tnnamppat alton NJ
LsNcorrisn; Toy. nna,m,mation 81 0yories Vaginal
pr,,c whnS hATRI CTfor sale by r aJl
sicians and by all Druggists Phv.
PiNPYfL FT co %vo al, VINO nas over used H.
PP"e""on, " not found nj your Drucgi.1,.u
t3J FUNDS EXTRACT 90.
New York and London
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WALTER B. HILL, the Battle
Greek farger, has been sentenced
to four years in the penitentiary.
lie wept likeachild when sentenced
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The Chicago Inter- Ocean is do
ing itself no small amount of injury
by publishing twaddlc about Secrc-
tary bristow's being implicated in
the whiskcy frauds.
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GOING SOUTH.

d.v ~. Icaye. Cincinnati daily exce., ST.
Nos . ''ncr rain. run daily except sund.r
Fort WSvnc ana all make DIIrcr Connection
t ". Ry 70 and from Pit,sbnrr Horr me
Nos ? an a55n,ngton, Philadephia and New TorL
Express ir na make n connection at Fort wayne with
Railroad, to and from Oni,c w"Ss'n and We.tern
N.Y. NJ. ana s az points In South west. '' KANSAS
with MEN, make direct connection at Kalamazoo
Hos "s,emgan central r. r. TO and nom Thin.n.oc
Cinc,n. and connect at Richmond with pi,s.Ssgo
Lonis,ie enc sa 81 Louis Railroad for Indiana All
Nos asnS -; louis and all points sonth-wc.t '"''
n wee eI,ncinnati and Grand Rapids Nos De,
md CSran6g pg ana Chair cars between Cinci,m.,,
WiIwamhn. nnnp'os. No. = connects At Dcsrn,a ~
"ee junction nri'ctrcit and ali point, "a. q
a.. H. PAGE,
''" T. T. Agt Grand Rapids. Mich
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Trains make connections with ;n,.-....,
roads a, and run by Chicago time. ''''ns rail-
t,fn rcr ROAD and Its branches traverse most b.s,
hell of mIch country, including the famous fruit
s"',es''c",turai districts and pinsries.
An GEO. G. KIxBALL. GenT Manager
NJ NICHOLS, Gen. FRI & Pass's'r AT
LAwIyr Ass,s,.,. o. Grand Rapids
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THE WEEKLY Sun.

Eighteen hundred and scventy-six is
year in which an Opposition House of
Representatives, the first since thc ,ror
VIII nc in power at Washington: and
INC year OF the twcnty-third election of
aiTcsidcnt OF the United States. All
vi .iiesc events are sure to be of great
ihtercst anu Importance, especially tho
TWO latter; and all of them and cvcrv-
thing connected with them will he fill
~ nnd freshly reported and cxpoun,led
in The SIN.
The Opposition House of Represent
atiNcs,, taking up the line of inu,irv
opened years ago by Tie SIN, will stern
" ana diligently investigate the cor
ruptions and misalt eds of Grants mi.
minlstr'ltion; and will, il il to bc hopcd.
IA! inc foundation for u new and hot.
| .fr perlon III our national history. or
an tlls INC M" will contain complete
readers with early and tr,Istworthv In.
formation upon these absorbing tonics
Ihe twcnty-third Presidential clcc- |
,ion, WITH the preparations for IL. will |
nc memorial as deciding upon Grants
aspirations for third term of mower
ana plumber, and still more as deciding
VINO sIlall lie the candidate of the mar,
y OF reform, and rs elccting that can
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tnose who read The SIN will have the
constant means of being thoroughly
well informed.
Inc Weekly S.n, which has attained n
circulation ofOvcr eighty thousand con
lcs, already has its readers in every
State ana Territory, and we trust that
me year 1875 will see their numbers
doubled. 1t will continue to be n thor
ongh newspaper. All the general news
Oh inc day viii bc found In It, condensed
wnen unimportant, ut full length when
OF moment; and always, we trust, treat
eu IN clear, interesting and instruct
i've manner.
III II our aim to make the W,,syy Sy, /
the hest family newspaper In the ,ynrlJ
and we shall continue To give I'm H. caI
limns large amount of misccllanoo,,.
reading, such rs stories, tales, poems
scientific intelligence and nprjc,ltnrai /,
nIormatioii, for which we arc not able
% make room In our daily edition. The
'gr'cuitural department. especially Is
me OF Its prominent features. The 7,
ashions are also regularly reported i'm
u COLUMNS; and so are the markets of A.
very kind. !"
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TX broad columns Is only 81. % year,
ostage prepaid. As this price barely
cpays the cost Of the paper, no dis Al
CUNT can lie made from this rate To n,
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nper OF twent-eight columns, rivcsoll
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ription, postage prepaid, sc. month r.
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MorLTON has commenced suit
against Bcccher, to recover $50
600 damages for alleged malicious
prosecution.
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A NAN had three fingers cnt off
in the Kalamazoo paper mill, last
Monday.
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EHsmorth, Wich., Dce.27, rs.

EDITOR START have been tax.
ing trip "outsi,lc," as the saving
is, and having in mind the many
complaints OF Il bad season, 1 kept
my eyes open to see how wheat
was looking along tho route; and I
must say that what wheat l saw
IN this county looked much better
than any this side of Grand Rapids,
and there were but few fields be-
tween there and Kalamazoo tLnt
cqualed ours, and fewer yet that
were better.
l found by inquiry that there had
been about the same amount of
snow there as here, and the wealth.
er has been much the samo-,be
snow going off with rain. last
Monday night. Since then, fair
weather, until Friday, when they |
had a hard rain, and snow storm
Saturday night. The roa Dis are very
bad, especially on clay or prairie
soils. | found business was much
Inc same, dull" still some claimed
hat trade was looking up.
a."
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Nirrono, Mich., Dee. 27M, 1875.

EDITOR STAR:-IIaving visited
all the schools of Ellsworth, recent
", and feeling disposed to give the
schools the benefit of my obscrva-
tlons, | would respectfully submit
the following for publication. But
hrst permit me to state that com
pletc justice cannot be done in the
brief communication that your
space would allow me, since com
plcte schedule of the studies, pro.
gress, proficiency &C., of each
scholar would ovcrburden vour
columns; otherwise / would WILING.
~ furnish them for the benefit of
all concerned. For the present Il
VIII simply say that Dist. No. 2
(whole) has made considerable pro.
gress in the way ofrepairs to school
by increasing space |
N hcighth of room, and making
'pacc for vitiatcd air and promot. |
ng healthy ventilation and also.
epalrIng, so as to promote warmth
nd secure comfort to both teacher
nd pupils. Also, have obtained n
blackboard and series of text
ooks, which in my opinion, were
cry necessary, and speak well for
le interest manifested by the Off
'rs. Their teacher, Mrs. Grice.
ems earnest and faithful as a
acher, while the pupils seem in
'strious and happy, and arc evil
'ngy imProyile finely since ny
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CONGRESS will convene again
next week.
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surveying, looking and cstimat.
ing lands. Address,
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%;h MN made at Toledo with the Lake sbsrs
ana miS S1 1h for Cleveland and Chicago
Sonth '" ' ne u q X for Cincinnati and he
N MI Jou.h and Southwest. At Wayne with M.
Central Railroad for local points East and
lgan Il; at Holly with the Detroit a II y.mr..
TrunL Detroit with the Great Western and Crsnj
tbs ri,, mys, to and from the East At Flint vita
u rns lineage Lake Huron At Reed div wi,b ~.
srand hapids Ind. r X for the North and son,,'
hna ~ Lldington with steamer sherman for Shs.
M san ana All principal points in Wisconsn ard
sinnesota; also, with steamboats, for Msnis... prt
"a'cr' benzenia, Lincoln, lIamlin, &c. VIII
ID N SANFORD KEEIER, Asst sup't
Or. NouRsE, Gen1 Ticket Ag't.
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Chicago & Michigan Lake Shore
Railway

Lake Shors Line-'lime card-Takine Eject m
sunday, Sept. 18th, 1875.
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FLINT RIVER DIVISION.

-, Ill experimentation Train leaves East ssoin.w
n LOT pay City every Sunday at Gao A m AMI I.-
CITY Tor East Saginaw at 500 q. m. "A" ~
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Haze you an invention 70,
y (which .ou dcsiIe n Patent
.hnrr IN INC or any foreign COUNTRY;
- s>9riaiion the onl reliable Patent Agency In
Michigan. 81 w. congress ST.. Detroit III
TIioS. S. SPIAGuE, ircsident.
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ssss a Scholarship in the above Cpl-
icgc Tor sale at this office. ~ysm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-10-06
supreme Court.

The Court opened, October Alb. at is A. NJ, Mr..
Justice JUDD presiding.
Rex vs.. Canwell. Assault and manning. On
motion OF the Attorney General, the defendant was
called and no appearance being made, the Court
ordered mis- bail Of $3.50 forfeited.
Rex VS. Kamakau. Furious riding and endanger.
ing life. Prisoner pleaded gully and the Court
sentenced him 10 pay fine OF S5Oand costs, 81 IS.
Rex We. Awana (chiuaman) Assault with intent
10 Kill. Prisoner pleaded guilty and was remanded
10 prison TO be examined as TO his sanity.
Jackson VS. Padeken. Set for trial on Monday
next, llih instant.
Chas KanainA VS.. A. A. Haalelea. Set for Thurs.
dsy 7th instant.
Rex vs. Kalcohano. Embezzlemeut Tried and
the jury returned verdict of guilty, three dissent
ing. J. P. Green for defendant.
Rex vs.. Squire. Assault and battery. Appeal
from Intermediary Court. The Attorney General
moved that the case be struck from the Calendar as
the appeal was not In order in the Intermediary
Court, motion agreed and granted. Case stricken
W c. Jones for appellant.
Williams VS. HackIeld Exception TO ruling Of
Chief Justice Allen. Set for hearing on Wednesday
the 9Th Instant
CALENDAR FOR THE OCTOBER TERM A. d. 1875.
HAWAIIAN JURY-CRpuNALC CASES.
His Excellency r. H. Stanley for the Crown.
The King VS.. Ranohoanu Cw). Adultery; appeal
from Police Court.
The King vs.. W. S. Kapahukula. Adultery; ap.
peal from Police Court.
CIVIL CAUSES.
John Meek ct al vs. Mahiai W. ct al. Ejectment;
continued from last term. W. c. Jones for plain.
tiffs: T. Preston for defendants.
kaholokahiki % Us. Frank Autone Domingo.
Eiectment; continued from last term. E. Preston
Tor plaintiff; ]. P. Green for defendant.
MIXED JURY.
Kaaukai Wright & W E. Wright her husband vs..
Nancy Sumner & J. Ellis her husband. Ejectment;
!. Porter Green for plaintiffs A. 5. Hartwell for
j. .. Kaaihue vs.. Horatio G. Crabbe. Ejeetmcut;
6. Preston for plainiift
FOREIGN JURT-CIvIL CAUSES.
Herman Schriever vs. John Fl. Wood. Action on
the ease-malicious prosecution. E. Preston for
plaintiff; J. Montgomery for defendant.
h B. Jackson Us. Edward Asegnt otherwise F.
G. Padekenl Action Of tort A. 5. Hartwell for
,ilaiutiff: W G. Jones for defendant.
F. g. Padeken VS.. r. B. Jackson. Special action
on the W. C. Jones for plaintiff; A. 5. Hart
well for defendant.
the case-slander.
W. II. stone vs.. w F. Allen, Collector General.
Appeal from decision OF Mr.. Justice Harris In
trrinedary Judge A. S. Hartwel Tor plaintiff ap-
,ellant; r Il. Stanley for defendant.
SrrT1Ses IN BANco.
J. r Williams vs.. A. Haekfeld et al. Exceptions
TO the rulings of Chief Justice Allen. W. C. Jones
for plaintiff; a. s Hartwell for defendant on exoep
tions.
Lorenzo Marchant vs. Hattie F. Marchant Libel
for divorce; continued from July term. W. G.
Jones for libellant.
Avery ct al. ship Ravenstonedale rs. steamship
C,phrenes. In admiralty; appeal from decision OF
Chief Justice Allen A. s. Hartwell for Iibellants;
E Preston and E. 7. O'IIalloan for respondents
appellants. I'D