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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-08-02

smaller roads in the west the compa
MES have restored wages and thus
preserved peace, but many of Tho
main roads are at a stand and travel
ing is installed. A strike on the lie
high Valley road in Pennsylvania
commenced on Friday causing an en-
tire stoppage of trains. The greatest
tumult and disorder prevailed for sew
eral days at Scranton and Wilkesbar-
re, Ps.., where the strike has extend
ed to the coal miners, who in their
rage have flooded the mines and de-
stroyed property. Many Of the mines
cannot be worked again under a
years time. Passenger, mail and
freight trains were oil stopped for
days.
At Chicago there were fearful
scenes Of violence and bloodshed on
Thursday and Friday, the rioters and
police having the most desperate and
bloody encounter. On Friday force
of U. S. troops from the West arrived
and Gen. Sheridan was expected. The
citizens were also forming organlza-
tons to prevent further violence and
arrest rioters. The number Of killed
and wounded on both sides is sup
posed to be one hundred and fifty
At st. Louis there have been
bloody collisions between the
police and rioters, resulting in consld-
cradle loss Of life and destruction OF
property. In San Francisco the mob
vented its rage on the Chinese and
number were killed. In the West
all sorts Of desperate men, foreign
communists, thieves and roughs OF
every kind have taken advantage Of
what started as railroad strike to
create disorder and engage in robbery
and plumber. The week closed, how
ever, with a comfortable assurance that
the back bone Of the riot was broken
ard law and order had regained SUI
premacy.
This week opened with a more
cheering look all round, for regular
railroad operations. Gov. Hartranfts
little army reached Pittsburg safely,
but made slow passage on account OF
the difficulty in procuring engineers to
run trains. Several had to be I'm
pressed and made to take the engines
under penalty Of death. lie has a
force OF 1000 troops and expressed a
determination to open up business and
make the road secure for shippers and
travellers. There has been no further
violence. At New York the reports
were favorable from all quarters for
the resumption of railroad business.
Reports from Chicago and San Fran
cisco gave assurance there would be
no further trouble. Freight trains
commenced running on the Baltimore
and Ohio, but the military guard IS
kept on duty. Serious difficulties
however continued among the lawless
mining population at Scranton, "a
Railroads, mines and iron works We're
all idle with little prospects of resum-
ing. At Frostburg, Md, also the
miners were showing an ugly and
riotous spirit which indicated further
disturbance. There are some six
thousand Of them. The strike at this
tine is growing beautifully less and
order is being rapidly restored along
the great highways Of trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-07
MAY ANNIVERSARIES.

AA' H->'' mo- ' ., ,
Bible Society va, cec"ia'd '-t evening b" Do aus
Al T. (f, ci. M Twenty second So ard Flrt -,c with
- ,. O., a.. ,,., 1,i1, ID, 3D. J.,. l,r Cd. led "Wlt.
~, . o.. ....,. t..,t.r lana.
the Bible society Is boins lot Macy LANDS. AiI-t
audience was present, and several gentlemen, ntuihE
,,,,. ~ ,I. so,..t, assisted ;he Rev Dr. A. II
luc s'''''.'' ~ ''' '' ~, ,.'.
Tiffany n tonouruhs '' ''iNIt.s ID A"' '' b " ''''
was review OF t'e oH'"i''s "'" '"''"'"-'' "i '."
,r4u.IYti,r- OF fb. former De maize mention OF TOO
..1...f. .,,., ..,t.,...l t.,. .-.-t and.
hal too frequently resulted 81 the dcaih oI tHc udi-
l,ors. and also of tt. few scholar. nat were able to
t,, cha, ,..r,.,,,iar ,f strl,.,. fsu,ifr llurg
ud'Hla'' iH'' 'H' ''''''''. va ''-
greater o'iarnIu'S 'Adh 'N''', L'".'''' "'" nun ''
uoyerty ut i -uIlr scs-ed hy HI! nations, Whose
,,,,ir;. ,t only f.y bull.,.l ,rur.- So. ID, almost
-, ,,I..,. a., ,.,,rss .i. NOW .,ud .,.ri..li.
u'VeiS '"''. I.'''' 'o Val .'' ''' ' ~
things of the scriptures Mr.. 13O- spoke OF it .".
tyr,lon Of ork which rlc trsnsidturs had to 20 through
-. ,.t. 5.....t.... 80 e.. mash qr.., DE-, 7.
ana cue" Oh '''o "''''''.''. o., '"o Dc "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-07

only safe basis Of operations was the principle tnat
was the soul OF man that determined What the h1au
should be. Then 1t had reason to approach the vi
mankind Again. the Church was conscious agent .hu
thus had entered into sonshp with God Iat was tlo
highest possible privilege and this feeling shouiu BUS
tain II IN all It's trials and tribulations. -, ,.,o
The forty third anniversary OF the American it1l',
Guardian Society and Home for the FreudlcsS was h ~
al the Rutgers Presby terian Church, ~ Madsolt uu
Twenty mint ST., last evening, the Rev n W Cohil
presiding TIE exercises sisted OF singing ~ ~
children led by their teachers, and addresses ny lhe
Rev Mcssrs ~ T. C0nkln. W. r. Sabine, G. W. C1lhouD,
and the Rev Or Prime. Mr. Sabine spoke I'm hehal oi
the children. making urgent appeal 70 inc cohGttEh
ton present to give literally toward the support
of institution engaged in the sood WolS S
of retaining and providing homes for thohsah ds VI
destitute children annually generous RESPONSE wi
made this appeal and the managers OF the nome ccI
satisfied the result During the last year thc HUNT
has sheltered | ,O1S inmates of whom 4O9 were aduts
and COO children p i29 persons have been adc; ne
number of persons applying for aid has beeh 1900
each case requiring personal attention. In the nursery
70 babies from ! month to years Of age, nave Deeh
cared for. Homes have been found for ~ chlditn'
The Home has in charge industrial schools, III Wnch
the OF GAG children Of tine poorest class III ms
city registered Among them,and the families tney
represent nave been dsbursed about $4,000 garments
$4,000 loaves OF bread and 81 barrels 9f oatn'dl.
SiXtyfOur srwingmaclneS have been loaned or SOFA on
iusalmcnts at very low price, to deserving women
The receipts were SGG9j9 So, and tue expenditures
S72OG2 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-07
pfcSENGFP> SfILFD.

FOR IvsnTpoI-f s'.1n<1p .l'.t,c Ma. 5.-.Nrt.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-07
THE COURTS.

THE BOOKS SEIZED IN FIR. FoULRLS5 HANDS
The suit-the grounds of which were pub
Ished in last Saturdays TRIBUSE-by James NJ. Town
send against the English Emma Nine Company FOR about
$4,000. was oil Saturday before JUDGE Brady lh Su
prcme Court Chambers on motion. Ihis was 10 IT,
lease certain books and papers seized in the hands OF
william E d. Foulkes the English bdrrscr Of tHc COM
many who has been engaged ~ The suit against l"ho,
w. Park. recently tried. The affidavit on ms nthaIl
STATED that these books the briefs aud instructions
OF the English solicitors printed copies 81 the evidence
taken the recent trial. private books belonging 10 VII
Foukes tie minutes OF the directors ~ the cumplhy
ana their ageuda book and the rcg ter OF s"chhOide
There were no books of accounts oI the COMPANY MI
Vanderpocl commented upon this proceeding rs an cN
traordinary method OF obtaining evidence. lie argued
that as the books not hooks o account o uts 10
real property or OF intrinsic value the attachment mus
he vacated. Judge Brady said he Thought they coud
not be held unless they were books OF account aud hc
would have an examination oil them laoe ana uccdo 10
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-07
(INu. NOTES.

The Attorney-Gencral has not yet given the hvo
DAYS notice proceed tho reference TO inquire into the con
dition American Popular Life Insurance COMPANY
The ATTORNEYS for Francis J. French who procured
the attachment against the property Of The National CAio
Life Company in this ct have been served VII ah
before Judge Barrett ~ supreme court
Chambers tomorrow, why the attachment should nos De -
moved An application viii De made to-day 10y me pthi
for the examination, under oll o. l'
Urea Secretary Of The company a. 10 the value OF ne
property possession at the office No 10 BroldN]
Judge Brady Saturday took the place OF Judge
supreme Court Chambers TO attend TO exla'
business. application came before him no asked
whether anything in the new code affected TIE p'ceeHnS'
and then proceeded to examine the volume lying beside him.
every motion n some sight parcuI uhe
attorney Of thirty years sanding M's c>ahnth ~ Li'i
lerLtA as and, coming on Nltionif Sh
Naa your Honor that have passed my examination Won
ia crrtiHcattT Judge Brady promptly -l-h'
The order requested Another lawyer who hI 80" exam @
IN. new code aid "IHnk Honor of The on. nina we
are in Judge Brady, n mach despair saa: ihhS Oh Iy
dilemma hoped o defer % the hot weather 81 Juy tn
work of uuo8rpng The old code ant learning me new, ana
plunged TO the Ups n IT, Nefy ht Zee " nh low
ever was found. the details OF tie new ce Icing III genera
only the euac tmcat Of TIE practice under The Old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-07
THE DOG SHOW.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE WESTMINSTER KENNEL

CLUBS EXHIBITION.
The Bench Show of the Westminster Kennel
Club, which viii open tomorrow at Gimoros Garden
has awakened great activity in sporting circles aud from
the large entries Of domestic and pet dogs is probable
that this first annual display will prove OF much interest
10 the entire community The club under whose aus
pieces this show given has been organized under its
prcscn; title for year. 1t is composed OF ten stock
holders and - associate Members whose object IS the
Improvement of breeds OF dogs, pointers in par
tcular the protection Of game, aud social enjoyment
Situated Oh the Northern Railroad Of NcwJerscy IS TIE
game preserve Of 1900 acres belonging to the club
Among the important entries for the exhibition is
that Of Rover Irish setter which was brought from
England by Mr. Macedonia. Sensation, the Westminster
Kennel Clubs pointer has lemarkab!c record Mt o.
iludrc Macedonia enters ten highly brtd duGs among
which are Ncya Mother of DIDO, three EnEllsn sellers
turte Irish settlers, and fox terrier. MI W W. iIIca
tons Gordon setter Dilcn Loo, win nine puppies - one
of the most interesting lots. great variety Oh PET u"7
Will be shown. One skye, valued at fabulous price, u
L. DE placed in glass Yesterday morning atie
cOr,s of men removed q. partitions IN the hpon'he
4 PLATFORM was then placed around the open space le"N
in. room for d promenade between IL and TIE S,a =
IpOu this plat 2UU stalls viii hc made open al tlr
top. remainder oi the open slrtc VIII REMAIN az
ma. been circus. and ~ 20 the dos WI hr JHNE
by the bench" Mr.. Bcr-h viii deliver tht op, niu- al
dress Tomorrow evening. The officers G The til' III
Glade ihc following: President, Gen AcXuuacr = Nt''
Vice Pres dent, &. bu EOi, Ndsjt&ui secretary an"
Treasurer, III. W =. Webb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-07
rAMsfAEY CONTROL OF TIE FIRE DEPART
NINT
IS been removed from his

Joseph /. Percy has been removed from his
position rs President aud Treasurer of the Fire D"rt
meat Al meeting Of the Fire Commissioners "n Sal
utdav which John j. German, the new Commissioner
attended % was moved by Mr. German, and sccouGc 10y
Vincent C. KING, tuat Vincent C. King should bold iac
office of President in place Of III ielley lHe MOTION
of COURSE was carried. AIr Priey was also MISPLACED
from the office of treasurer and custodian of the Frr
mems Relief fund, now Amounting iu S-3Uo'h NJ.
German is now the treasurer ait custodian 4h|N ACTON
uI Commissioners KING and German j. atu'hulr4 en-
tlel to TaHmauy Hall. THAT organic l'ipu haS long
been dissatisfied with MI IcIct,l D. st'. bocdIa' Ht
did LJt distribute piJc.. 49, the Ia!niI'Ht h"ils D.
wished. Roswell ID. Hatch uaG always supported ID i.
Pcrer, and therefore 10 change coudh rhc'iri NM
Ni Ilitru'S lime Elrpi. By tine I'uif lu "a 'i Jp p
j. Curnai 10 is leE,yci tlJt ramuaul viii n0N control
tie patronage OF tAc Gr iI.u.ni aud ih.i nn"ri'
,la,.ts .iI ua made st tle nirct.u., Ics..t. h.i-
.au .OIuau received tire moral ~upP'r, oi Alderman
purlly au4 C1ruucg GI1n. q, Nap were present -
4 Is claimed THAI Sir. FriIcy WAS particularly 4NdIh"t
IOr Iic Office which e held, in his carly ears Ae Wa
ID fireman. IL. mad practical education 10 engineer
mig. ami his management of tHc department mas h't-
.ucH iiat t8, Bulri ~ Fire UntcrWllt Us about Il
.uutus ago lowered e rates ON .Il i,"r In li~ cIiy'
reduction winch is PARTIALLY asglb'd To the choehoy o
e. t!-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-07

bort. IT. Huckshorn, ]. schucE, r. Kaufman Joseph F.
Keller Mrs. Joseph r. Keller ,.,.-,
ron e. iASGOW-in steamship Bolirfa, May 6.-Edward
I0rey Compton, y. Is Philip, Robert Geddes Mrs toDeIt
Grdes Miss Jessie Geddos Master Waiter Goddes the ey
II r Putnam VIM Wood John a. Ohersteler, Danlel
CAMERON VIM r. Adams Miss Rebecca Fflsor M Darals'
lanes chandler WIN. Stedmond. Mrs Agnes D. Clelltnu
DR. Wallace wood. Mrs. George Nilsson Mrs - u'Is III ri
clara Vntler Mr.. H. f. Kerr. Miss Bessie Kerr DaVd o.
Coyyie Sin ID via CoWie John Mccullough, Mrs; A. g bah
win Master Fred Baldwin, Master Herbert BadWlh nt5S
Moore Thomas Reid Thomas Reid MISS Nehe il,i
Ma~iex Thomas Reid Miss Elsie Dayldson ne lseY VI
Ntortor and wife VIM. Hammer, Mrs William Hammer Mts
St9n,sicv Mis-. ucy n Maudsey ROdergd Marcuiee the
prv Thomas Hall Mrs Thomas Hal and infant OsWan ti
mann Mira H. j. Camnann Miss Minnie CanIaii' J JUN
Robertson Mira Parkhurst infant and nurs, t"l -
rewert0n and WIFE, William Rogers, IT,, Robert 81 w.
Rev Mr. harrington Joseph H. Lysey, Charles TURNER
Robert MOlfat, Kelly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-07
THE EXTRA SESSION.
PRESS COMMENTS oS ITS ro.1roNruryr.

PRESS COMMENTS On IFS FO-lIDNfii.NI'
The President and his Cabinet have again
uont ol ihc cza session TO Oct.pl- ou, of the bet
Acpt cabinet secrets Of The centmy-!Hoston TRANSCRIPT
E,p)
The nation needs rpposc and abstcntion from
leatco l.ti,u sire u&tl s niu-A as D, nee as &C.
tr,uD iu.li aud reform, ant al tcse SieJt gnis "u nt
..:om't.d .y the Cccs.oh dAH'""eo''- u """"'iiI'
Pres u;cJ
The delay viii cost the country millions Of
to u,tc, /; ~ De lop.i ,iat taI. Is tIc last
lsce 81 the NIa ine people vii be required TO m""e.
fl is to he regretted that the Administration
could NOT nave arranged "a som. Wa! 90 ayoiu m extra
session Ine business Interest, of the country ar. nJit
ol less nsc,ucd when Congress s la session. Ah 'A'it
session of C,uer.,-, pa almost every inst mrc, h.s Doe
tama-ae To the Administrator That Ia- called ana
aJ .l utICe 10 Tie country ~ J. tOmuCitiai AHNc-
.Iu lh,D
senator Blaine and the "unreconstru"tcd
Republicans generally, %, we su"pos' ~, .nt. care.
rtirc IT'S before thr IueaciuI front, ANA accept, h
alternative Of caryn- Tine Government on th Or"n
~ doubtful financial eNPei.rrts lH'Eri man l"', o.
u-ry leaders whom hc HAS d' prvcd of NOR pf<', ate
iyallm2 himself OF IHtl a.hp,Ii any pro" p ..i
ua,uupmtus skill III political cihcMeIy.-lNc"-Aoi
World lDcm)
1t is better tlat the Southern adjustment
tic Presidents policy s4ou'd Ea'a uHr ID s"',
% I,,, in I , c'.r, can Wax IN. 0cGlal
The country needs rest. The army can
d. ycIy W,n until Au,Huu without tt.tA,r -..IuIl.,-
uuu-. T4e arucguHal u.w pllv ma} Wa., and 81,
lu pet cuce. Let us u.v. pc.t.-unII Che I5t %. Oc
t,.cr-l ruilld,'p". Times tiiFt)
The report that Congress will Eot be called
30 o3II,. session Uutu Drru.i via cause very general
me 1 ,,'lr, ..z,,.tiu i5 rcfItar &. orr connie O..
rather than s4b.t o. tie disturbance" W.irI au carrier
u.tlng void lr.uWttse.-lhost.n fosr ID nJ
The po>tpoucment OF paying the army does
Hol ah,,t TO-. ii'h i'y 4H. '',il J" ia 20, -'" 3"
avoid tn o. b" .-'''' 'l' 81. ".' ''- l.'-t 10 '',
,r1ure OF 'l' ann Ih "i.,t, 'i...'i' "l '.e i" N'I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-07
gte Cream.

4 FACT.-HORTON' ICE CREAM Il MADE
FROM PURE ORASGE COUNTY CREAM
and IS not only tn richest bat reliable and Only
STANDARD ICE CREAM Is Market
Try it and YOU VIII use no other.
CHURCHES. STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS. and THE
TDADE suppIedat
2Jc. PER QUART.
To Families by the gallon. 30 celts peg quart
Dcpos Fourthay, l2Gl Broi@Iy, ana q Chl'half'
EUSSELL'' ICE CREAM, best in the ciy, Zoe.
r,rquart To churches aud straw ,rry festival. had
Cream in boxes to carr home. ~ Bible House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-07

"Pull ont, RiUr shIictcd IN engineer son
flIi.u..Ia..r 70 u.as,II..'s boy, Nao "., ii ii'-
reut Gu,I uf -,ttu- smashed "r lbs Hp.-'f' WHO "'.
coming .f y liu "Gii tur m..u Idr aHd -.t' h,I
-ic.tnl Here comes the switch ,u-.ut. b"t before
t' haven't. could grt in motion sic d rtu los lsr ''
ii zee was laid up with boz box 8uriH-ifa fI"NA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-07

Goo Gate for Clas9i6saliog.

OFFICE CF riiE MoNICttfs NNgG GE2NsuDa 81" Eht"+i
CO.. COR GRAND ANp GtEEN,f~-, JtHeEt till... ,
FEHE STOCKHOLDERS and OItNU bVN'-
Il HOLDERS o. thc huuttlur and Gr,t.Wtrs tae. ." 1.
way Go arc her, by uotined mar the ANNUAL MEtilNui
10 Company ur the election OF President asa ,'-i ,
rt,turs IA b. hvl The Office of the Company iL 'tiF
Clty. on MONDAY. May Z. 1877. "a O'Clock T. ~ .,
EaMiNGrON ' EliAA1i, fr,s'eA@
NJ. 4. MYERS Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-07
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun 4:5il sun sets. 7:o2 clock slow & "a
Noon rises 2O6 Moon sOutbs. 14Z MOON Az, uy' -
HIiH WATER IODAY-A b. :,
Sandy Ifook 25l Gov Island 3:22 Hell Gate.... oil
HIlH WATER TODAY-P 81 81,
Sandy Hook. 3l7 Gov. Island 4O2 Hell Gate. DOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-07
The other dny father sid 10 his Gve-ncar.

The other day father said to his iive-ycar
m Iu, Mo Game IA late 90 dinner from school, IL J.r
bio why arc son atel Didn't yOu hear ID" bclii'
"Yo.. IltHor" replied ROBBIE bat couldn't hear
plain"
He is vegetable dealer in Danbury. A
-. ,,,s,oase -lt,tug mis- exhibit Of f,,a.ucs asked
How much be them bgnchF Twenty cont,."
twenty cents = repeated TIE cuzcn IN asohlshimcul
tley amt worth ten cents" IL now the vendors
turn 10 he amazed what YOU talking 'DDutf ne
demanded with Asperity. ''Onern' ten "a
buch of radishcs Guess you ami heard OF the war Ia
Europe, hey JchP-l DanDury Nowa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-07

q9 WailaCt. DevOe.
90 TOOpc Igt. Prigce.
100 VS.. Sy.B. api Newton
lul..Clark agt GRADER.
To-. agt. -.
lu3. Brown agt. Thurber
IOi..Chalmcrs agt Hitch
cock.
1O5 Ryrno agt NcIlr1th.
100. smith agt ilawlty.
iOT. Amy agt turlic.
fDu,qis fr0m DE'r,0' foUrfs.
l0S.. Simpson agt. Robinson.
100 CoTry agt. NrIrcit
TO. Williams AFT. Boyce.
lll..Cuchrln aBt. spring
stone.
10. kugh agi SchuI.z.
ll3. Murray agt liermah
1lt..N,rksl agl. Futzcn.
1Ij..Leyv agt. Lnvy.
llG. .Geruy agt. Dater.
III. Wcbeie act. Beckman.
l1S..Ifanuan AIT. smith.
llg.Uauuan agt Hamilton.
100. Ncycr agf. .SchWaD'
l.I.Cohon act. Hart.
I2n NalOuv agL Tame.
133. Murphy agt. Moss.
~. Burns 3Ct Randall.
10 Frcis4 agt. DiciL.
l2G Kirchof agL Muller.
1T PaittwIn act. Carter.
l2S .TOauscnd agt Marx.
100 CuutrfIl act. Randall
$50. Mifuacht agt. X user.
l3l Fitzpatrick at. Bliss.
l.2 .GunfhoT art. Meyer.
Ia. Gleason act. Wood.
-. DAM sgt. Jiat
1876. johnson agt. KING.
1856. DarenuOy agt. Ross.
1877 ErWOod AIT. Mooney.
ljS. Mccarthy agt. Topper.
rs. Davidson agJ Conner.
40 Thompson agt. French.
III WofaCt. Barnes.
It2. Raymond agt. COrbctt
~. Dalton act. Louchlin.
~. Mcdonald agt. br1m'
berg.
li5. Wilcox Art Ahr2rn.
I4G Hamburger agt. l,osen-
stein.
III. Wooster AIT eros
NCUpr.
149 Bcdrli agt WitkowskL
10 WaluJck agt Evlrfs.
80. .LuorsOn act. Mathews.
l5l ..NcC.rtin az. Boxer.
- Mathews ggt May.
II3. FloischauCr agi. Blaut.
1jl. Biuuc agt Ulman.
49,. Wright Igt GIlgcr.
10. J. rig Jgi. -. John.
1J-. Rogers agt. McIntr.c.
1913 Williamson AFT Mum
diohdIm.
lj9. Levy act. EHtgcr.
lot. Nat Pr. Co. AT. car
peUfeT.
1Gl Cnudit art. Ellis.
1872 .IcVpW aCt. timer
lO3. Davenport agt Wood
worth.
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Is Hernandez agt. Siill-
wen.
10. .Pl1;slv act. Jlpha.
% Pcck rgt. Wehner
81 .Sasfufl- AT. S.tmaH.
% Erisu1p aFt. -irhicS.
IS noe AIT. Conway.
-. Mah'cga1t.~'illnss.
- People GCt. .itnd7ll.
rs. Urryfus- rCt. iho.ps.
81. .IliNa-t. fI.hlluC.
p Hll-y agf. Glove.
threat rf4iI Nx 'oUTt and
Erirrfrf hfp1t's.
% Stevens agt. Brennan.
30 tn.rr.l.i1 gi BfiluL
3t.JlIv., ae'. An9t"ad
~. Wagner HC~OntH.
33 ErueaGeIgUu agt con-
liic In. GO.
81. TaylOragt. pmiip.
50. GrH-s AIT. Euttou.
30. NuNI-Y fCt. World
Nut. Life ms. Co.
81. Vice agt Com. Fire
lns. CO.
g. Brennan agt MAYOR.
-. Whitehead 'gt. Ken
ncdy.
10 Smith agt. Solomon.
al Brown lgL i!olkcL
~ WHITE aEt Ducc1n.
- Seaman 2gt. Mayor.
a. Weld at. Kane.
a. pfIit act Itipler.
Al Weed aCt. B1rk.
A.. White AIT. lloNt
a. Emerson agt. Wood.
40. Lawrence gctAm. Cen
ms. Co. -. Lpn.s.
30. FOscatc aCt O't0nnor.
5I..U :. Rcn. Co. agi.
Rushtou.
80. Clark act. G.. =. y. q II.
r u. r. Go.
80. Earle at. y. \. J.. ms.
90.
54..Howard agt. MELON
nugh.
Aratf aEf. fiEaT.
o.. Gui tuu5n agt. l." y.
N.ald Phiia. s.. Co.
6S. .Tuwir art MAYOR.
% Bank, aga Garter.
90. Helm agt. Net j.. ms.
Co.
Gl. Mott act. Cons. Ice co.
G2. People and Gilc.rist
art. Murray.
G.. Patton ggt. TT. T. X.
"a Mckinney agt. &c
tlO-tty.
G5 Mason AIT. Mayor.
GG Johnson act. Mayor.
81 Bril-. agt Mayor.
~ Breach agt. Magyar.
60. DmHrliy AIT Mayor.
~ .Costig3u AIT. lInvl'r.
II Nichols act. Marvin.
y. IfaIv agt. Brady.
- Meyers AIT. Bennett.
T.. Eurl.ug ACT. Wahcuan.
- .Ge"-heragL ~hcp-l'r
1G.. MWul} Jsi. Gcuin.
7T.gitord a"t, Norton.
-. Phillips agt Walter.
80. y. G.. Knapp ME- co.
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