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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-03
C, S, PAGES CORNER,

Having Decided to go
out Of Business for q
time, ! will sell at low
price the miscellaneous
property which ! now
have on hand. Should
the readers otthts notice
be IN want OF any Of the
property named below,
they will find it for their
interest to give me a
call.
TERMS of payment
easy on satisfactory pa
per.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-03
B. al. Time Table.


MIXED leaves Burlington at : 90 a. M, and ar
ryes at Cambridge Junction at 1905 a. m.
NAILS leaves Harrington at 80 p. m, and arrives
At CambTidge Junction at 6 rs p. M, connecting
Win Express train for st. Johnsbury and all
eastern points.
GOING WEST.
MIXED leaves Cambridge junction at 80 =. M
Jacksonville "a, Cambridge ;06, arriving at
burlington at 1920.
NJ ALL leaves Cambridge Junction at Il 40 p. M,
Jacksonville II ~, Cambridge II 81, and ar
riyes at Burlington at 40 p. IN.
MORNING AND EVENING TRAINS make close con-
ncction at burlington and Essex Junction with
Central Vermont trains North and South
"a ALL TRAINS arrive at and leave the Contra
Vermont Dcpots in Burlington and Essex jet,
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-03
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The great celebrity of our TIN TAG TO
E EsACCO has caused many limitations thereof
3 to be placed on the market, we therefore caution
c all Chewers against purchasing such limitations
All dealers buying or selling otllerplug tobae
:, co bearing a hard or metallic label, rendcr tlcm-
sselyes liable to the penalty of the Law, and I'll
3persons violating oar trademarks are punisha
sble by fne and imprisonment SEE aScssF
z Gsp1g ii ssEss, AUG. AZ, BssG.
4 The genuine EOEsAElLAIsEs TEN F.Ass
eE0As NCCO can be distinguished BY TEN
tG.EASa on each limp With the word EssHsEp.-
y A6rsgo stamped Thereon.
Over s,Oss tons tobacco sold in Gs2s and
zneary $1,000 persons employed IN factories
Z Taxes paid Gov'm'tin Esss about $4,000.
: eco, and during past ~ years, over S90,-
EOOO GOO.
rhcso goods eod rs an iyblsrs at msuutsc
7, tarare rates, +Hn3
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-03
Hearts-Ease.

A little tender flower
With weak blue eve,
Lived half Its summer hour
And dropped 10 die.
The neighb'ring grasses tail,
Field daisies white,
And fern banks 'gainst the wall,
Shut out the light
Brown MOSES, cool and deep,
Drank all the dew;
Red peoples half asleep
In sunshine grew.
"Ah me-" the fiow'ret sung
81 wonder why,
When they are glad and strong
faint and die?"
gardiner wise and kind
Glanced then to come
"iearts-ease 'mong weeds find
I'll have II home"
Come winsome blossom blue,
Make glad your face.
I'll give you light and dew,
You'll grow IN grace"
Our God is Lord of Death,
And He is just,
And, "He remembereth
That We are dust"
Then heart in patience rest.
His day will come.
What time lie knoveth best.
He'll have us home.
CHARLOTTE WHrTCoNB.
Our Greenfield" correspondent reports
their last annual school meeting, us one
in which there was an extraordinary in
terest taken, and during the deliberations
of the voters, some very heated and ami
mated discussions arose and it required
an exercise of the utmost skill of the
moderator, to keep the debaters within
the rules of parliamentary usages, and to
suppress terms of discourteous and per-
sonal character. There appeared to he
present two parties, about equally divided
and the main question as issue between
them was. whether it was more desirable
to elect man TO an Office oftrust, that could
not figure at all, than one that figured
too soeU under which circumstances the
record and character OF every candidate
for office was very carefully and thorough
ly investigated and to do which protracs-
ed the meeting to- very late hour. Yet
after all the very extraordinary care and
prudence, a review of the evenings tran
sactions fell much short of yielding pure
happiness or calm and peaceful breasts to
either party. On the one hand it was
claimed that it was very ineXpedient tC
elect men to offices of high honor and re-
sponsibility that were not well' known
by those Interested; on the other hand
the other civil service reform party claim.
ed that to elect to fill such offices, mer
too well known vas more mcXpedient anC
unwise. But after the smoke of the bat.
tie had blown away, each, with slight eX
ception, appeared inclined to cast about
his neighbor mantle of charity and those
interested anticipate no bad results from
the meeting unless some one incprs tht
expense of taking the smaGlpoN to spreat
throughout the district.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-03

2 Village Residences In No Hyds-
Park, either of which will be sold for less thar.
one half the sum hay have hcen previously sold
for
Piece of Land, about ~ acres, In
Hyde Park, near what is known as Grcenasld--
30, 900 feet cIapboards
IS, 900 feet spruce flooring ana
finishing.
1000 foot comm o spruoe
boards
10000 feet spruce strip Iath
5000 feet dimension timber
5000 feet spruce plank
1000 feet bass boards, ia to 2
inches thick.
5000 feet brown ashI in. boards,
Is tin peddTe boxes, old.
good one-horse lumber wagon.
nearly new.
I one-horse lumber wagon, old
2 set running gears for lumber
wagons, old.
! good buggy wagon, nearly now.
2 cheap buggy wagons
2sIeighs-
/ sUIky, DID,
s pairs traverse sreighs
light driving harnesses, nearly
! new.
I light driving harness, oId.S
200 butter tubs.
| large new storage tub, or sap hold
er.
400 salt sacks.
piano.
full sett tinmcn's tools and ma
chimes.
SO NEW STOVES, comprising Box
Parlor, Parlor Cook Low and Elevated ovou.
| Cooking Stoves Stoves for wood, Stoves for
coal, Stoves made of cast iron, sheet iron, and
| soapstone.
so second hand low and elevated
oven Cooking Stoves
200 pieces hollow ware, including,
Cauldron and potash kettles.
l0,000 pounds stove castings for re-
pairing nearly every stove sold by me during
past l3 years.
LOCI MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
which, with the aboue list, will be offered on
terms that viii make them SEE, FOR am dc
tcrmincd to clean them out.
CARROLL S. PAGE.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-03
AGENTS WANTED!

to acquire COUNTY and TOWNSHIP Rights for
sale of Moore's Patent BUSTER. Every
Farmer wants one. Paris Green applied to
kill
POTATO BUGS!
with speed, safety and economy. win save its
cost many times the first season. TERMS Easy.
Address
tsEo. IT. BROWN Offrc of Lamoillc
News Sae Manager.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-03
POTATO BUGS!
For Boston, in Connection with the
p. & 0. r. r.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Monday, April LIST, the steamers
JOHN BROOKS and FOREST CITY

willrun alternately rs follows leave FRANKLIN
WHARF, Portland, and INDIA WHARF, Boston,
every evening at O'Clock Sundays cNcepted.)
Passengers by this lins are reminded that they
secure comfortable nights rest and avoid die
expense and Inconvenience of arriving in Boston
late at night.
Through tickets TO New York, via the various
sound lines, at reduced rates. Freight taken at
low rates.
J.B. COYLE, Jn, Gcn1 Agt., Portland.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-03
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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-03
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New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
FINE LACES AND TRIMMINGS.

NOVELTIES IN DRESS GARST'rRE. LADIES' NECK
WEAR, CAPS, ETC. AT MILLER GRANTS.
At Miller g. Grants, No. S79 Broadway, are
exhibited manv novelties in trimmings. embrodrries
and ladies' neck-wear indeed. in nearly every dePor
meut some dainty conception is shown especially de-
sigued for the holiday trade The general stock COM
prises everything IN dress and cloak trimmings.
specially consists OF gsrnures for evening dresses made
in SETS these Of soft silky appearance. aud are IN
all shades and coOrs the gold and silver threads adding
brightness TO the colors Fine Swiss embroidered
on black and white silk mOuselke are exquisite In de-
sign and cOors and both in the edge and Insertion
In neck novelties shown In colarettes or col
Ored India MULE and the favorte Breton lace one oil
Uaest blue the lace gaboted down TO the waist Ou
either side and ueek IL finished with errpesse ueh
ing Crepe du Chene neckerohie!s in black aud wHIte
are embroidered IN flower deslgnsn gold and siverWh
dark coIors Pretty little breakfast arc nads
of silk haadkercbefs, edged with Breton lace, and nm
shed with bows OF satin ribbon Turbans made OF the
coored India MULE and Breton lace are something en-
trey new " Mo to" bows MADE or var Ousy shaded
rbDon and finished the ends and one OF the loops,
with delicate hand-pam ed design Jabot bows OF the
cOored India mule finished with Breton lace laid IN
sma knife pleats. All OF the coarettes extend 10 the
tst and are in var1Ous designs Those OF The white
ud mule aud Breton are in straight folds to the
waist others caught IN loose, Light pnns Dreak'
cap entirely OF Breton lace ana insertion Is
one Of the prettIcst caps here Handkerchefs are IN
almost endless variety. The feSto0n handkerchief IL
undoubtedly taking the place OF the hem-stched hand
kerciefs so long used. Really bue baphste handler.
chr, sold Tor 20 cents. SILK ones may Dc D0hght
from - cents almost any price one wants TO ray
novelty large fan department Is the satin anu
silk tan embroidered wtth r seDuds.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
JUSTICE PINCKNEY'S POSITION.
is EFFORTS TO RETAIN IT AND THE APPLICANTS


In the hearing in the Pinckney trial further
testimony for the defence offered on Saturday
Three witnesses testified that the conduct OF justice
Pnckney on the bench that OF sober and upright
judge. William T. Ashman, trntdeaer. teShnea ths'
his acquaintance with Justice Pnckney extended over
thirty years. and that 10 the last two years ne had hau
frequently visit his court He had seen tne
Justice drink liquor, but had never seen him ihtoA-
Gated. drunkard in the opinion OF lhe witness VIZ
Justice Pnckney had been sick Often and tat n
lawy er, testified that he had known Justice Plnckney
for more than twenty years He had been present q,
in the court, and had never seen
the Justice drunk on the bench. Inc WITNESS
esteemed him anable lawyer and sober Judge. me
identified the affidavit made by him, aud said iha'
he prepared t account Uf the publication OF scau
stories ab0ut Justice Pnckney On crOsse&aniha-
.he witness admitted that lie had heard EXPRESSIONS
OF dissatisfaction from lawyers practising IN the com,.
As the general reputation OF Justice finckbey ,ns
witness mad heard persons say That lie was naIu
GFinker ana others that he was clever niue lroW
Henry L. Williams, lawyer testified tnat ne han trleu
the court during the last two years ana ha'
had Justice Pnekney drunk Oh the Dencn.
Oh all occasions when the witness had been present. LIS
mind clear and his utteranccs distinct. -,
There said be several asprants Tor the posiion
thai would be made vacant by the removal OF justice
McGowan said the iayOrite with the Mayor-elect
Adolph L. Sanger, Alfred Ackert and Mr. IngersOIl,
is reported " have the support OF ex-OoVerhor
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
MIsIC AT CHRISTMAS SERVICES.

Many of the Episcopal and Roman Catholic
Churches and about the city have made extensive
preparations for music on Christmas Day At tne
Church OF ST. Ignatins tEpiscOpaD In West fOr'y-
second-s first yespers will be held at 10 o'clock on
Christmas Eve. Among tho pieces 10 be sung Is the
"War Marcn OF the Priests" from MeDdelssohns s
"Athalie." celebration Of Holy Communion will be-
gin at midnight. At the Christmas Day services
an elaborate programme will he rendered H.
cludng music by Mendelssohn. Schubert Cheru-
bini and Handel. An orchestra and dou-
BILE quartet will be among the attractions al
the Church of ST. Francis Xavier Uoman
Catholicl and Saint-SHGns OratOr0 OF Noel VIII
be one Of the numbers At All Saints Church various
seeetiuns promised The Sunday festival NJ
which and carols Will be sung, VIII take place
In the evening. December 20. The regular quartet
choir of ST. Panls Church In Paterson, N. J VIII be
assisted by chorus of thirty Voices under the direction
of the Organist Thomas Benson Five carols viii De
sung at the Sundayschoo festival tomorrow evening
Special attention mas been paid 10 the Crstas music
at the Cnurch Of ST. Mary the Virgin (EpiscoYaD.
mixed quartet will aid the choir OF men and boys boys.
Christ (EpisoOpaD Church, Brooklyn, has AlsO made
extensive preparations for music Oh Christmas
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
DRESS GOODS. DOLLS AND KNIcKNAcKs.
THE CHRISTMAS STOCK THAT ATTRACTS CROWDS 10
RICHARD MEARs's STORE.

THE CHRISTMAS STOCK THAT ATTRACTS CROWDS 10
RICHARD MEARs's STORE.
The store of Richard Mears at SIxth-ave.
and NIucteenth-st, presents holiday appearance and
is thronged with eager seekers after Christmas presents
The doll department is that attracts grown persons
well as the little ones and contains large variety OF
French dolls of all and complexons. Toilet bottles
delicate shades of satin and with painted de-
signs sold for 80 Dragon candlcsticks are
sold for 62ia cents Wax candles painted IN japanese
designs match the dragon candlestick, sold for 20
cents pair Real bronzes and bronze aud ncke plated
ornaments of all kinds sold at very low prices A
large OF wioww0re is kept among which ladies'
shopping baskets IN soft dne straw. many being lined
with silk Such baskets are made OF Milan straw and
In al sizes WOrkstands IN various designs and
may he bought from 81 TO $50.
III gentlemen's neck the Stanley and the Teck
scarf are the latest. Handsome silk suspenders
shown in this department. In ladies' necktles the
newest are China crepe with real lace. and sell fr"m
90 cents to 81 Pretty reception aprons are IN the finest
Swiss WITH Breton lace trimmings. Side pleotings In
ba ack and white have the edge finished witp real
Breton torch and yalenciennes iaces. Great rednc-
tiOns been made in the snt and cloak rooms up
stairs silk circnirs lined with Siberian squirrel, are
sold for S31. Others trimmed with Russian fox are
marked at $40 arge doman. lined with squirrel and
trimmed with black Drawer fs marked 500 Plaid suits
sylishly ,de and OF fine material sold for 50 co.
Black esshmeres, trimmed tasteuly with black satin.
sold low 22. An imported dress OF black six
and satin elaborotey trimmed with fringe ana jet pass
amentlie has bet marked down 10 $685.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
Hav agt Kennedy-MorOn granted schalcr agt Tobias.
order Scttied and niod.
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

arpRhnk CouRr-CHA AMpERs-Dayis, L. J.-Nos H. "a az
az 81 "A "a so IL m 81 90 aI, 93. 18, i29 1874 "a
iS9 lls 1885, I73 III 1885, ISs 2J0 GIL Cali commencing
CoNMoN PLEAs-srEciAL TERM-van noesen J.-cour
gTRi.I TRRs-pAR i-IArremore J.-Nos 4l2 4is s7s
ial7 1879 262 100 Sol 76i. S02 803 s69 sI0 Si< sra
sI9 S2i 800 S2A go. 2022 s26 e2. S29 S3O. sSl 75
1888. 746 in7 : ...- a., -. 90. - -.
PARI III +. Daily Jyos 2o5 9j3 800 1905. 43l, 1922
oes SIT 1883 i42s 1864, 74I. l246, ll0.
MAINE CouaT-TnAL TxRsaPAMkI :, M izMeAdan J.-Non
PSRT III-t;oeDp J-Nos. 5O1G. 1904 6l9S 544L 55f5.
GENERAL sEssoSs-PAgT I-aidersleeye. J.-The People
et Brown onios assault and battery
ag elouious ASSAULT and ba tery same ag
agt Ezeka sanders and J0hn
Hicks burglary same agt William Dee burglary same
Thona Mooney grand larceny same art John Cummings
same at Thon me- receiver OF stolen goos SINE egt.
willard Olatng the gambling law same Agt Alex
ander Kenefck petit larceny.
false Imprisonment.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
Wfcurslous.
METRopOLITAN ELEVATED RALLY

METROPQLLTANS ELEVATED RAILWAY.
vi OPEN FROM $3.50 ". TO u y; NJ -
RSTR REEI-Nesres poiut for Wall street terry'
and connects with cars tor south Ferry 1..,
CoURrLAN DrsTREET-Near point for Jersey catF ana
Communipaw Ferries. - - -, "a
PARKPLAcE- point for Post onice CITY Hsu aud
cHAaBERs.sTREET- point for Pavonia aud Enc
Railway Ferry.
FRANkLlN-STREET- -. -
point for Desbosseo StreeI rer
and with cars Tor Deorosses anu
East Grand Street Ferries. - -. am,
BLEECKER-STK ET-COnneets with cars lot East anu
West. ,.-,....,.. S,r.o,
HoDoken connecting With cars LOT ChrS'opne'
and East Tenth Street Ferries. ,,,-- o.,.r.
FOURTEENTH. SrREET-Nesrest point 10 Union sluaITS
Wallacks aud Lyceum Theatres Academy OF MUSIC . ~
wing and Tammany Halls connecting WIN cars 'oi nA''
Twenty third Thirty fourth street Ferries @,
TWEEN D-STREET-Nearest point 10 BOOM -.
James and Park Theatres, Grand Opera House Gmores
Garden. ana Masouc Temple, and Tsenty-thlrd sueos
Ferry Jersey City. &C.,,
THiRTY.THIkD.s RrET- Nearest point TO Standard
Broadway and Fifth Avenue Theatres. Aquarium snu
Francisco Mnsreis. connecting with cars ior VOC
FORTY. .SECoND.sTREET-Conn with New York Trans
fer Companys cabs for Grand Central Depot
FIPTlErIl STREET ... -. :. - =, -,
-EIGH HrH STREE earest point TOT Ieauai Ffs'
connecting with cars OF Beat Lane Railroad
For uptown trans take east side stations.
For trains take west side stAiions. -.
FARE. CENTS. Except between the hours OF $50 70
7.30 q. NJ. and oTp. M, when the isIe is cents
, WM. X. GARRISON. Presideat
M. VAN BRoCKLIN, Superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
RAPID TRANSIT fOR BROOKLYN.

Mayor Howell, of Brooklyn, several months
ago appointed Rapid Transit Commission, consisting
Of Felix Campbell. John L. Culyer, ). W. Adams n H.
Clement and O. ]. Lowery. which selected routes and
plans for elevated railroads in that city, and opened
books for subscriptions to the capital stock OF $1,000
road under the franchise granted by the commission No
subscrlptIons were received, however. and II was
Thought thar the work of the commission was IN VAIN
Rut M a meeting Of the commission Saturday, 500,
OOOthe amount required guarantee OF good flth on
the part proposed company, paid IN ana de
posted In the Mechanics Bank. The principal stock
holders with the amounts Of stock token by each are
follows: Moses Kimball, of Boston SS3,3OO: f. \. 40
bett Concord. SS33DO W. I. Sears OF Boston, SlO9
600; n. s. SimpKlns. of New-IOrR. 100000 j. T. Gay
of New-Yor S2l 800; j. f. Baum OF New-IOrK, 500,
600; W. H Dunbar, $4,000; John WOorldge, S4330O
A. ID. Palmer, of New-York. Sl50,000 ii. g. Bond OF
New York. 1929 900: Robert Jenkins $4,000 IL IL ex-
Deeted that work the elevated road wiz DC begun
this Winter
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23

In frst-class carriage by the o'clock
tram from EnstonsQuare sat two gentemen up 10 that
time probably since, strangers TO eacn other. The
elder lived Crewe; the younger, route for ire
and Intended to sleep at Cbester. The conversation
them animated Saith the elder presently
Give up your idea of sleeping at Chester. and do
the honor OF passing the night at my house. The offer
was accepted with grateful effusOn On leaving IN TIE
morning said tn. guest: Answer my question frankly
What induced you, sueh an insufficient acquaintance
"As you pfess me, your question shall be frankly
answered. My wife always tells me that j am the
urIiest man In Great Britain wished 20 show her that
there was an ugher."-lLondon World
A BIT FROM BUXTON La watering place
In Derby Mr. Blades, Sheffield iattaby to noble
lord with the hereditary gout)i "'Ope your Lordshp's
better this mornlng Ican just manage 70 'oP about
bit -" Noble Lord tsevereiy); "Aw-I was not
thai people OF your class suaegt my eom
plaint"-lPuDch
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
CIVIL NOTES.


The General Sessions. which substantially
closes its reports for the year
plants rcerred to the Grand Jury which 2247
yictions had OF the convictions, 1iOl were by
peasof guilty. but the actual trials much larger in
number and the acquttas fewer than IN any previous
year OF this Court.
In the complaint instituted by the Society for
the Prevention Of Crime against tine Excise Commits
ers Police Justice KilDreh Saturday held that proof
that the application by Byrnes White for license
not signed by twenty freehoders, not competenI.
Burton Harrison thereupon moyed the dismissal OF the
complaint there evidence that would warrant
a Jury in finding an indictment. Justice kilbreth
reserved his decision.
Vice Chancellor Van Fleet, of New-Jersey,
on Saturday aside the decree OF divorce granted by
the Court Of Chancery TO James n. G. Yerrinder,
OF Jersey City, against Mary yerrnder, June
90 1876 upon the ground that procured by fraud
and conspiracy. Verrinder is the son OF the Rev.
william Yerrinder City Missionary. His wife em-
pioyed by his rather servant before the young man
married her After obtaining his divorce by default.
syerruuer married a widow named Brown. His first
wife had the rcopened and evidence was produced
20 show that Verrinder had deirauded her Of money
aud hen with his brother Arnold TO represent
her as faithless,
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
A SNOW-STORM IN THE EAST.
IT BEGINS IN A wISIRY WAY AND Kinds IN A SUN
MRRY FASHION.

LONG BRANCH, n. j., Dec. 22.-Early yester-
day snow-storm set in here, and by noon there was
nearly three inches OF the ground The weather
thick. with strong east wind. At o'clock the
falling turned into rain. and that on the ground
began to melt and night approacned the wind fresh
ened Extra patrols ordered 20 the beach from the
Life Saving Stations II feared that another freshet
similar that of Sd instant will result from this
Storm the streams although nearly covered with lee,
overlowing the meadow lands.
ALBANY, N. V, Dec 90 "A light snow-storm prevailed
here all day yesterday turn ng hail and rain at night
RICHMOND, Va, Dec GA slight fall OF snow oc-
CURED here FRIDAY night about II o'clock and wac fol-
lowed by u warm rsnStOrm which prevailed inces-
sanity for twenty -four hours snow fell SATURDAY al
Charlottesville and along the Chesapeake and ONO Rail-
ruad also about Lynchburg
MONTREAL, Cam Dec. 22.-The heaviest snow storm
which occurred here for prevailed last night
Nearly three feet OF covers the ground All
trains due here several hours late
New-York tribune., 1878-12-23
DECisIONs-DEc. 81.

supremp tovyt-C Chalnb1s-By Judge Donohue.-
Weeks ag T0nes-Moion must DO suspended until decision
appeal. .--. .
Order settled. The People rel Patterson agt Conner
sha yaratr all the orders entered since December and
will leave the defendant % move at chambers.
BY presiding Judge Davis agt. BurcnelL--order
eranted appointing receiver
By Judge PO,ter.-The Union Dino co. sgt Hggns.-
Judgment granted oplnioI
Special fsniBy Judge Van yorstClark Jacobs and
acknowledgment for the pant on demurrer with liberty 10
Ali agt Kounzs and othersIudgmeDt defendant
plaintiff.
Common Pleds--SDeoidI Term-Bv Judge Van Hoe
sen Payne Thaysr Newman 20 Doyle Bonds approved
and hled Tyler % smith $1,000 Pacific Mail steam
Knckerbocker lee CompanyIn reasgnment o Kehrmann;
Webb AIT. Klner. etc; Trow agt Shennon.-qranted.
Marine CoWt--Npeciai 1erm-By Judge Shea
National Bank agt Orr James H. Roe appointed
ceyer. Jac0bus agt Truman IT Cleveland sppointed re.
ceyer gruber agt Mead Obemteufer Traya-s3onds
approved Iawer A Otepdorer Motion denied but speedy
tfial oriered AeitionGer Gamble Meyer MIhol
land Aotiona granted.
BY Judge Gocpp-Bowman agt. Purtel.-k0tlon denied