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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-11
RaI,y.

Our theatre lovers will be glad to
learn that the above tremendous dra-
matte success will be presented with a
powerful east on Monday and Tuesday
nights, October 10 and 10, at the opera
house.
The critics are unanimous in the de-
cision that 1t is by far the best bill of
the season, and the Park Theatre Com.
pany the strongest now travelling. We
predict for Baby Enthusiastically
warm welcome to Dallas. Manager
Elkin never did better piece of dra-
matte management in his life than
when he put Baby ON the list of his
elrenit Of companies.
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THE COURTS.
District OourL

blhiflft NNhffs
There waH not much business trahs'
acted In this court yesterday,
William Lunsford was brought be-
forsLhe court on u writ Of hddcdS cor
pw After hearing he was dis
charged
John Malone was also brought before
the court Ola writ Of h06Caa c0Jpus.
The Judge refused the application for
discharge, but let tho amount Of bond
fixed by the justice remain.
Gases vet for trial by the committee
for the week beginning October 10,
1877:
MonddH Octobor 10,
1864 Common VI. BeauChamp
2l4S Sedgwlck ~ Elliott w. +. A. Iaw-
kins.
1856 j. NJ. Brltton, ct al, vs.. Clark &
Bryan, ct al.
1877 NJ, =, Moore VI. Scruggs ~ Car
ringtOn, ct al.
1888 j. M. Britton, ct al, Va. Joseph
Britton, ct nj.
Tuesday, October l8.
2il0 Schneider " Davis vs.. Pat 0'DOn-
NELL ct al.
1855 G, ii, Beauchamp VI. Jordan,
ct al.
2503 Nj, II, Thomas Va, Johnson, Mo
llheny, ct al.
2572 Thompson u Hardwick w. Chas.
Parker, ct nj.
2Gl3 NJ, }. Johnson w. II. G. Jordan.
wednesday,, OctObcr II.
22i0 Nj G, Cullen vs.. j. W. Cullen.
1861 Adeline Newton w. S. j. Adams,
ct nj.
2640 (B) John III. Cole w. Houston and
Texas Central Railway Com
pany.
2G72 John II. Cole vs.. $. +. Jones,
ct al.
2673. Mary j. Mcconnell Va. A. NJ.
Horne, ct nj.
Thursday October IS.
2l50 Bryan ct al, vs.. Shirley u Msy-
holf.
2l6O Bryan ct nj, vs.. Spillers.
2l67 Bryan ct al, vs.. Walker.
2676 (B) John III. Cole, vs.. j. S. Bull
lington ct nj.
2GSS II. &. SIayter, vs.. T& p RR Co
Friday, october 10.
2600 M. l.. Chancellor VS.. II u TIC r.
II Co.
1892 ID. w. Shannon, Va. Dallas Tan
ming company.
2695 G.. w. Dan0ver, vs.. G. w. Whit
field.
27O2 r. ii. Munford, w. w. j. Clark.
BOB Josiah Curtis, vs.. w. Il, Clark.
saturday, October 20.
27lO e. P. Cowen, vs. city Of Dallas.
27l3 j. Nj. Anderson, VS.. Cobb u Co.
2721 w. a, McDermott, VS.. city of
Dallas.
27lG Ben Long ct al, vs. Sarah Cock
rell.
2767 John Loupot, Va. Sarah Cockrell
County COurI.
State va. h. w. Tickle, aggravated
assault, fined 500.
State vs., George Washington, u ne.
gro and four Others, colored, were
charged with having created
nuisance in the shape Of hog pen;
they plead guilty and were fined 81
each.
State vs., Martha Johnson; motion
tor u ew trial over ruled.
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KeulOynI.

Ben. Loeb, formerly located IN VIII
sons barbershop on Main street, re-
specially informs his friends and nc
quaintances and the public that he has
removed to the Windsor hotel, with a
full line of choice cigars, etc, and will
try to please all that patronize him.
He intends keeping only the best ci-
CARS for the least money that can be
brought to the city. Give him trial.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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The Leasrand.

This truly excellent house under the
present liberal and capable MANAGE
ment, takes rank with the best hotels
in the west or south. Its patronage
already immense, increases with each
passing day The elegant fountain in
the rotunda, with its myriads of fish,
attracts the attention of all visitors.
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Any person loosing fine dun mare
some time ago-about ak or seven
years, old, 10 or l5l hands high, PAGES
branded ON left shoulder thus, H.,
name and tail rather yellow, with
brown cast, yellow eyes--can find out
about her by applying to w. +. Nor
ton, city marshal, Dallas Texas.
d&wlt
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Dallas city Lrmb,r Yarf.
Hentoyat

Mr.. G. x. Pol has removed his iner.
chants tailoring establishment from
therear Of the National bank to the
lie Grand hotel, where he will be glad
to see those who need or want elegant
clothing.-ti.
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Dallas CITY Lumber Yard.
The Dallas Coffee ana Spice Mills con
nHnR

The Dallas Coffee ana Spice Mills Com.
pnnY.
For the convenience of their city
customers, they will call once u week
ut the doors Of those who desire II, and
furnish them with fresh roasted aud
ground coffee, fresh made Texas
baking powder, Texas yeast cakes and
fresh and pure ground spices, all at
lower rates than any other party not
selling their goods. Call and give
them your name and location, or drop
postal card and giving same, to box
500, and the delivery will promptly
call each week-take your order and
deliver goods. Remember they manu-
facture and prepare their own goods,
and guarantee satisfaction. s-l6lm.
Dallas CITY Lumber Yard.
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Dallas City Lumber Yard.


Cotton receipts yesterday were large,
humber of bales arriving by the rail-
roads, and wagons from the country
loaded with the staple lined the streets.
The city elevator and compress COM
pany received l,2O5 bales during the
day.
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Booked for the Peni,en,,nry

Sheriff Moon will leave for Hunts.
vile, Monday, With eight prisoners
convicted in the district court There
were fourteen convictions, but six have
appealed to higher court. Three
murder cases are yet TO be tried before
court adjourns.
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Dallas City Lumber Yard.
TrnAtee'r hRIe

On the 9th of November, at the court.
house, in Dallas county, well sell the
property In the Lamar hotel, to satisfy
debt Of one thousand dollars under
deed Of trust from L. a. Cobot to Min.
erva Root. n. n. RoUr.
Dallas, Texas. oct6. tilnoy6.
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Just Received,

a large assortment of broadclothes,
doeskins, diagonals, worsted and fancy
cassimeres, which will make UP to
order for gentlemen's wear, according
to the latest styles, and at reasonable
prices. Wedding suits a specially.
octi-u {. X. POL, LeGrand Hotel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-11

Parents in want OF anything for
boys, make great mistake in neglect.
ing to look at the immense consign-
ment of boys and childreus clothing
at the New York clothing house.-tf
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Death OF An OLA Ciiincn.

Mr.. II. II. Kearby, an old citizen,
died yesterday morning of inflammation
OF the bowels, at the residence of his
nephew, Major j. G. Hearty. The de-
ceased was eighty. four Years of ape.
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Complimentary Bail.

On Saturday evening the 18th in
slant. Mr.. Charles Meisterhans will
give a benefit at his beer garden in
East Dallas, for the purpose of raising
funds for the erection of n truck house
for the East Dallas fire company, Hook
and Ladder No. 2. The company will
have entire control auo management
of the entertainment. Price of admis-
sion 80 cents. Tickets can be procured
from members Of the company. -9lw
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Notice!

DALLAs, Texas, October ., 1877.
Drs, Martin and Madara, having this
day mutually dissolved partnership,
will both, for the present continue
their offices over the New York Cloth.
ing house, sol Elm street.
j. MARTIN, NJ. D.
j, W. MADARA
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Personal.

Mr.. j. Il. Casey, Of North Missouri, a
large shipper of apples to the Dallas
market, Is in the city, and may be
found with Adams Il Co., corner Of
Austin street and Paciii; avenue.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-11

Tickets for New York, Boston,
Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia,
Pittssurg, st, Louis, Sedalia, Cincin-
natl, Louisville, Chicago and Indian
apolis, for sale at reduced rates by Fred
Mangett, ticket broker, LeGrand ho-
tel,-tf
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Fail and winter clothing opening
at the New York clothing palace.
Stock large and prices lower than
ever.--l0.Lf
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Dallas city Ausnber Yard.

Fancy northern onions at 1915, at
Adams ~ Co,'d.-tf
Fancy northern butter at 1S(@25c,
at Adams d Co. 's.-tf
Persons wishing to rent city prop
erty0 or farms in the country should
consult Cummins " Davis, 100 Lamar
street. s29.lm
Gilt edge butter at Adams a. Co. If
Horses and ponis forsale. Apply
at the Singer Sewing Machine Office
$50 I'm
Horses and ponies for sale. Apply
at the Singer Sewing Machine Office
$50 I'm
-Haggart has new Millet seed. 10
If
--Haggart has just received 500
pounds of choice northern butter. If
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Two car loads Of buggies and plat
orln wagons, at OTr's.-tE

Happy tidings for nervous suffer-
els, and those who have been dosed,
drugged and quacked. Pulvermacher,s
Electric Belts efleetually cure prema-
ture debility, weakness and decay.
Book and Journal, with Information
worth thousands, mailed free. Adj
dress Pulyermacher GalvaDic Com.
pany, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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There will be special Inducements
given 10 the patrons OF the New York
clothing house. lott
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Or is selling the Milburn & Ham.
NEIL wagon, for sixty-five dollars.-tL
-IfyOu want to trade an old buggy
Tor new one, On's IL the place.-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-11

Five ear loads Of potatoes, apples
aud Onions, to arrive this week, ut
Adams & Co1s.,-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-11

-Cummins n Davis haye several
fine farms In the neighborhood Of Dali
las TO rent on favorable terms. Apply
ut 100 Lamar street. SOL
Choice northern onions and pota-
toes nj Haggart's. IT.
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Fancy northern potatoos ~ 65, at
Adams d CO,ls,-tf
1000, pounds OF butter to arrive
Monday, ut Adams Il COST
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BOys', Youths' and Chndron's CIoui
Ing.

The wonderful display of the above
goods, at the New York clothing house,
vt such low prices, attracts the atten-
ton of all in quest of fall and winter
goods. Over two thousand suits have
arrived, and will be sold as low us the
material would cost without making.
Save time and trouble, and bring your
boys to the New York clothing house.
-l9.tf
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Adams & Co. solicits consignments
and fills orders for grain and pro-
duce If
-Messrs. Cummins & Davis have dc.
sirable residences to rent in all parts
OF the city. Apply at 100 Lamar
street. ssotu
you want 10 usiS an omnibus.
Orr Is the man TO serve yOu.-tf,
Call on Orr, and buy a Milburn &
Hammell wagon, for sixty five dol.
lars.-tf
Orr is selling his buggles and
wagons at twenty-five per cent less
than st. Louis priees.-tf.
-IfyOu want to buy a family os,
rage, Orr has the latest styles and
patterns.-tf
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DnIIna nm Lumber Ynrd.

If you want to save u d hundre
dollars in the purchase of u buggy, go
to Orr's. TT
Go to Hagarts' for sourkraut. IT.
B. Meyer will take any kind of
valuables in pawn,-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-11

John u. Meyer has removed his
stock OF groceries, western produce,
liquors and tobacco, from 2l3 Main
street to 5Oi elm street, j IL, Robson
d Co.'s old stand, where he may be
found ready to attend to tho wants OF
all his old friends, aud as many new
ones ~ may apply. III
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-11
GRANGER HOUSE,
NO. 9O5 4 0O7 Main Street, Dallas. Texas

rs mouse Is new and well ventilated.
is..,5 soutnern exposure, and is centrally
p . oaEyer, who never failed TO please his
suesis. Parties seeking n house with ali ti,e
.oi mort, OF a home, cannot do better than
:. " eve me "Granger A call. Travellers ar.
can reach this house by taking the MsIn
stIest morse cars, one block south from Ie-
Bot. Inc best dollar day house in the eli
jun27dsm VIM THownS
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Parties having houses, stores or
farms to rent cannot do better than to
put them in the hands OF Cummlns Il
Davis, 100 Lamar street. s29.lm
Mark 1t down, Blake, Jenkins ~
Boals have removed to their spacious,
well lighted, new store, $50! aud 6ll
Elm street.-tf
--Burlaps sacks at HaggarRs. III.
B. Meyer, under the operahouse,
buys county scrip.
--Haggart has choice cured Buffalo
hams. If.
Gail on b Meyer if you want to
purchase jewelry at low figures. If
-Takeyour wives and sweethoart's
to see the nice phWtons at Orr's. If.
.-Cummins ~ Davis are thoroughly
reliable business men, and having II
large experience in business are pre-.
pared to give satisfaction. $50 I'm.
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"rhe Kitchen Crystal Soap" with
out which that great domestic beauty
u clean house, with clean household
utensila, can never be obtained. II
will remove every trace Of dirt from
knives, tinware, etc.
Fancy northern onions - 90, II
Adams ~ Co, II
--Boy'a clothing ilnd rapid sale Mt
the low prices offered ut the New York
clothing house.--tf
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THE STATE OVER.

Washington COmW.-T. l.. Ran
dall's store in Washington, burned.
Total loss. ------. The young men OF
Brenham go opossum hunting -
The ladies of Brenham give an anna
teure performance for the benefit OF
the fire company.
BaStrop Co,mty.-John johnson,
tried for robbery, was convicted, and
sentenced for two years in the peni-
tertiary. --Rain and mud for the
past few days. Bastrop flour.
ing mills begin to operate the second
instant.
RaSk County. International
has made u reduction on cotton from
Rusk to Galveston. There is not u
house for rent in the town, All occu.
pied. ---Henderson isreceiving cotton
at the rate of two hundred bales per
day. The number received for the
month il three thousand.
GrdysOn COuny.-A man named
Crawford, together with his wife, were
arrested in Denison, charged with hog
stealing. Gate City Guards
have received their uniforms. -------
Charles Rogers sold Martin Hanigan's
horse, for twenty-five dollars, and lit
out, but was caught, brought back and
lodged in Jail.
Victoria County, sheriff James Will
son passed through to the penitentia-
ry with Frank Kellison, one of the See
Tyson bank robbers, sentenced for nine
years, and Elsey Brown, horse steal
ing, for five years. deputy Sheriff
A. s. Thurmond arrived, having in
charge William Mcdaniel, charged
with being implicated in tho murder
of German named Winkler, two
years ago.--The fair begins Novem-
Der 9th.
Young County. Chronicle:
The Keechi valley would accommodate
larger population than the whole
state of Rhode Island. The best of
these lands were located at an early
day by PETERS colony scrip, and have
not been settled because they have
been held for speculation by the pres
ent owners. They are now in market
at from two to four dollars, and many
of them will probably go into the
hands OF settlers at this price before
many years. Other valleys, and some
beautiful and rich prairie lands, lie on
each side Of the road, making the sight
a beautiful and pleasant one to the
traveller. Graham Is a thriving village
ofabout five hundred inhabitants. The
houses are all new and most of them
Of temporary character. A few good
substantial residences are scattered
over the town, and Others are being
built. A recent storm destroyed the
academy and Masonic hall, as well as
a new brick Presbyterian church, the
walls of which were about completed,
but the citizens are already at work to
repair the damages. The site Is as
pretty as could be found anywhere,
and the beautiful groves add to Its
pleasant appearance.
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A stolen OyercOAt,

Wednesday night thief entered the
office of Captain Works livery stable
and stole that gentleman's overcoat.
Entrance was effected through the
window, large piece of glass having
previously been partly broken out.
This hole was hardly large enough to
admit the body of man, and in pass,
ing through it, the thief further
smashed the glass. The noise awak.
ened the hands employed in the stable,
who ran to the Office in time to see the
thief make his escape. Yesterday af-
ternoon while standing at the stable
door Captain Work saw his coat on the
back of negro, named Cary Myers,
who was passing along the street. The
captain stopped the negro and res
lieved him of the coat, at the
same time asking him how
he came In possession Of it. The ne
gro said he bought 1t for seventy five
cents from white man. Captain
Work took the negro In charge and
delivered him in custody of Officer
Clements aud Phares. These officers
in company with the negro started out
In search Of the man who sold the
coat. That person was found, but he
denied all knowledge Of the transac.
ton. He was taken into custody,
however, and the party proceeded to
the stable, where It was learned that
the man had been employed a day or
two ago, and had been to the stable on
the night the coat was stolen. He still
persisted that he knew nothing Of the
affair, but the officers concluded that
they would lock him up for examina.
ton, which was accordingly done.
The prisoner refused TO give his name.
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
FRIDAY MORNING 81; NOVEMBER 2
LOCAL JOTTINGS.
-Itema are-no, we refraln.

Items are-nO, we refrain.
Nice weather for the city engineer
10 take notes.
The muddy streets have proved a
harvest for the street cars.
Several wagons loaded with cotton
were on Elm street yesterday.
No doubt the ladies think this
weather perfectly shocking, aud II IL.
Yesterday was onlya medium bus
mess day for the Elm street merchants.
The passenger travel on the rails
roads continues good on the incoming
trains.
The wet weather Is hard on the
railroads, preventing them from maxi
ing schedule time.
The city engineer has put down n
good plank walk from the door Of his
office to the street railroad.
The Templetons Callender's Min
strels and the Stoddart comedy COM
pany are playing in the southern por-
ton Of the state.
Officer Pat Sheehan, atten o'clock
laet night, arrested drunk and dis
orderly negro named Jerry March, and
placed him In the calaboose.
The Stonewall Greys met at their
armory last night and transacted
some business, but did not drill,
owing to the inclement weather.
Manager Elkin has opened re-
served seat list, at Conner ~ Walkers,
for the ladies' and children's matinee
at The opera-house, Saturday after
noon.
We regret to learn from Mr. Little
that his wife, who was injured in the
recent wreck on the Texas and Pacific,
is suffering very much from the bruises
she received.
The railroad track along Pacific
avenue to the union depot has become
the main thoroughfare this muddy
weather. for pedestrians going and
coming IN that direction.
We have received a statement from
John ID. Ireland, giving his version OF
his matrimonial difficulties, but as the
statement Is rather lengthy and the
matter will soon come up In the courts
for adjudication, we refrain from pub
fishing 1t.
Yesterday evening, on Lamar
street, negro was seated on top of
some bales of cotton loaded on dray,
when 1t tilted, causing Mr.. Africa to
perform backward sommersault into
amud puddle. 1t rutlled his temper
somewhat, and he poured out his vial
of wrath upon the innocent mule.
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Shocking InhumanIty.

New York Herald, October %: -Four
months ago the shocking treatment
received by the pauper inmates Of the
Hudson county almshouse, at Snake
Hill, was published in the Herald.
Several attempts were made in the
board of chosen free holders TO remedy
the evil, but owing to the extraordin-
AIRY powers vested in the director-at-
large all attempts at reformation were
useless. The grand jury now in SEES
sion was called upon to afford some
relief to the starving inmates and a
committee was appointed by that body
to investigate the case. The result
OF that investigation reveals a
state Of things that Is standing dis
grace to the people Of Hudson county.
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The committee found the children 1T
dinner, which consisted only Of boiled
cabbage, without any seasoning, aud
half u slice Of bread. Adults we're fed
on black bread aud tea aud infants re-
oeiyed only piut of milk each day.
No county In the state IN more liberal
10 it, suffering poor than Hudson c0un-
~, but the money intended for the
public Institutions at Snake Hill has
been diverted 10 the purchase OF the
new Courthouse site and the inmates
Of the almshOuse are now on the verge
OF starvation. Mr.. O'Nelll, Of Hobo
ken, who lsa member Of the grand
Jury, aud was formerly director Of the
board Of freehOlders, IL preparing II re-
port Of the case, aud II IL probable that
II presentment will be made by the
board Of freehOlders.
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llnNrnIInNIhe.


The second performance OF Lemons
by the Wallacka, took place at the OF
orahouse last night, and the play war
NJ iavorably received IA on the night
previous, Tonight IL set apart for the
benefit Of Mr.. Weber, who will APP
pear In his greatest creation, Lord
Dundroary, Mr.. Webber Is said to be
equal to Southern In this character,
and has successfully represented
II over nine hundred times In
different parts OF the country. A large
audience should be present to see this
excellent actor in the famous comedy.
The support by the company will be OF
the same excellence for which they
are 30 we'll noted.
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THE COURTS.



The case OF r.. III. Munford VI. w.
j. Clark ct AL, came up regularly for
trial, and both parties announced
themselves AZ ready. The plaintiff
asked leave to take judgment by de-
fault against j. II. Bryan, NJ admins
traitor OF NJ. s. Bryan, deceased. The
co-defendants then made a motion to
dismiss the case as to Nj. S. Bryan, de-
ceased, for the reason, NJ they claim,
that the legal representative of the
said Nj. s Bryan was not properly be-
fore the couu. Whereupon the plain
tiii asked the court to permit him to
withdraw his announcement Of ready,
which was accordingly granted.
ID. w. Shannon W. Dallas Tanning
company; dismissed by plaintiff.
Jenny Murray VI. Texas and Pacific
railroad company. The plaintiff dis
missed her suit.
A writ Of habeaS corpus was granted
in the case of w. l.. Hawpe, charged
with the murder Of one Miller, which
occurred six or eight months ago In
White Rock neighbood.
J. b. j. Fenton was admitted to
practice law,
Recorders Court.
Light attendance yesterday morn
ing. Only three cases came up for
disposal before his honor.
Magistrates Court.
Only civil business in the magis-
trates' courts yesterday.