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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-01
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THOSE KIDS.
Discussion Over the Appra'sement o

Discussion Over the Appraisement Of
French Kids by New York Importers.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-Tnere was a prelimi-
nary meeting of New York parties interested in
the kid glove assessment, this morning, at the
treasury department. Mr.. Clark, representing
Iselin Co.. agreed that the facts were suffi-
Gent to justify the secretary of the treasury in
renting the entire matter to the appraisers
on the ground that there has been no valid APP
praisement. There had certainly been irregu-
larity in the proceedings. Judge French did
not understand the secretary of the treasury as
advising any course affecting the valuation
but merely to examine the law points involved
General Appraiser Ketchum asked how the
appraisement could be reopened, as the gloves
had gone into consumption and Mr.. Clarke
and the customs officers have samples. The
judge said he wouli notify parties interested
when he would come to a decision on the legal
questions involved, aud the conference came
to close.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-01

VoTERs should remember that G. D. Gil
i1lan is the father of the new election law.
It is sufficiently odious and oppressive now,
,ut a: Gilfillan passed it, it was still worse.
The courts have set aside the feature which
destroyed the secresy of the ballot, but there
3 no thanks to Gilillan for that. He de-
sigred to have it so that he could ascertain
whether the men he bought carried out the
contract. By repudiating Gillian you re-
Dudiate che obnoxious law,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-01

WAsHBuRN is not e greenbacker, but he re-
lies on the greenback to elect him. His pile
will not hold out till the votes are all cast
however, and his bank book will shew bal
ance on the wrong side, with nothing t,
serve rs compensation for the deieit.
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Thanks From, Cot. ana, Mrs. Queens.

IAYLOKS Z ALLs, Oct. 81, 1878.
To Gen. r. W. johnson, Hon. W. P. Murray,
Gov. Alex. Ramsey. DR.. d. Day, Geo. W.
Moore apd our other kind friends of ST. Paul:
GENTLEMEN: Accept with our deep and
heartfelt gratitude, our thanks for the very
handsome present silver pitcher and goblet
sent US on the anniversary of our twenty
fifth wedding day.
We have not language to express what We
feel at this mark of recollection and kind
ness on tho part of our st. Paul friends.
May you and yours live long in the enjoy
ment of your present prosperity and happi-
ness is the most sincere wish of your old
friends and neighbors, j. p. Owens,
FANNIE N. OWNS.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-01

BELKNAP doesn't seem to be at all abashed
by the exposure of his rascalities when sec
rotary of war. he carries high head still,
and on Wednesday appeared at the reunion
of the army Of the Tennessee and made q
speech to the boys in blue there. He has
more cheek than lightning rod agent or
one of Bill Washburn's manipulators of the
swindling brass kettle.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-01

The Washburn swag was brought to town
yesterday, and G. D. Gilfllan made the
chief disposer thereof. There are several
minor dispensers, such as Rarden, Newell
and Mead, but Gilfllan is the chief custo-
dian. The boys who design to vote for Dom
nelly should go for the swag, put it into cir
culation, but vote against Washburn all the
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-01

GREECE is q little kingdom but a plucky
one. She demands the recsifcation of hel
boundary in precise accordance with the
terms proposed at the Berlin congress, AID
failing to secure it, proposes to tackle Tur-
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-01

DEMOCRATS who vote for Washburn next
Tuesday fortunately there are but very few
of them) will lay themselves open to the
charge of having received share of Wash
burns corruption fund, for it is notorious
that he is using it to purchase all the votes
that are in the market.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-01
ANDERSON has been taken into full fellow

ANDERSON has been taken into full fellow
ship with the Republican 4tatesmen at
Washington. His last confession did it..
Probably no man in the nation has been so
utterly condemned as he by Democrats and
Republicans alike. But since he has sworn
that Sherman did not write that much
talked-of letter he has been transformed
nto much abused martyr, and now stands
!. splendid chance Of getting that consulate
in warm climate within three months.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-01

The Gozos,o st. Petersburg, says the
people of Russia are warmly in favor of a
renewal of the conflict with Turkey. Well,
we know of nothing to deter them. Let
them pitch in, but remember that they have
other armies to fight besides the Turks, end
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-01

other and more serious charges against
the chief of the plundering clan of this
State of the truth of which there is scarcely
reasonable legal doubt, although no moral
doubt of their truth is admissible. The
GLOBE has treated Washburn far more fairly
and considerably than he deserved. It has
not accused him falsely of aught, and has
proven each and every charge by mass Of
evidence that is absolutely overwhelming.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-01

WAsHpUaN's corruption fund is large and
apparently exhaustless. he is beginning to
find that it will take more than "a dollar a
head" to buy the German and Scandinavian
vote. These people do not relish the idea of
being bought by the money out of which
Washburn and his gang swindled them.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-01
POLITICAL MEETINGS..

HON. IGNATIUS DONNELLY
Will address his fellow citizens as follows:
Po:nme de Terre Friday, Nov. l.
Minneapolis, Saturday, Nov. 2.
Little Falls, Monday, Nov. 4.
HON. VIM. l.. BANNING
will address his fellow citizens at
Saltwater, Friday, Nov. l.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-01

WAsHBunN's inherent perfdy is illustrated
by his treatment of his friend Gov. Pound,
of Wisconsin, who is running for Congress
on the other side of the St. Croix river.
Pound is trying to make Republican voters,
and Washburn is stealing them from him
and colonizing them in Minnesota for cleo
ton DurDOses.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-01
WASHBURN CONSIGNED 70 INFAMY
By THE "PIONEER PRESS"
We extract the following from an editorial

Wo eAIIacI VIC 1olloWlnS ITOm an e0lCOr1al
in the r. r. of the 3Oth:
For great State like Minnesota, which
issued these bonds under the solemn sanction
of constitutional amendment. and the pay
ment of which it pledged its faith and credit
before all the world, to now stoop to the paltry
trick of dishonoring its obligations in order to
buy them in at fraction of their face value,
and force its creditors to take alot Of trumpery
wild lands in full settlement of these claims, is
an impudent swindle, which, if perpetrated by
private citizen, would consign him to deserved
infamy, etc.
That is, just what Mr.. Washburn did. He
settled with his creditors at 60 cents on the
dollar, and paid that amount in wild lands.
Yet this same r. F.. is a warm supporter of
w. D. Washburn for Congress man who
paid his debts with wild lands at 60 cents
on the dollar, and bad 100000 left to make
Q tour to Europe.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-01

Pooh Louis Napoleon, who thought to
capture the Princess Thyra, of Denmark,
for his mate, has been ''cut OUT by the arts
tocratic Duke of Cumberland, relative OF
Queen Victoria. The nuptials will take place
very shortly, and the young Frenchman will
have to look elsewhere for bride.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-01

JUDGE HUMPHREY, who is running for Con-
gress in tho Seventh Wisconsin district, is
contributing to Washburn's canvass, as his
voters from the border counties are being
run across the st. Croix river to vote for
Washburn. How does Judge Humphrey
like this sort of thing?
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-01

and Scandinavian voters of the Third district
at tbs average rate of "only dollar head
Will tfey sell out to him at that or any Other
price?
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-01

WAsHBuRN has been at Saltwater promis-
ing to prevent the construction of boom
at St. Paul if they will support him. Then
he goes to Taylor's Falls and promises to
cut the throat Of Saltwater, in order to
build up the last named place. OF course
he will cheat somebody.
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-01

How do the German ind Scandinavian
voters of the Third district like to be ap-
praised by Washburn as worth "only dol
lar q head?'
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-01

A NEW system of business economy taught
by the Washburns: If you can't sell your
bran for double its market value, sluice ii
into the Mi ssissippi river.
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Baruu,n Wins.

PITTSBURGH, Oct 80 The suit of Geo. De
Haven and others against P. T. Barnum was
argued in the court of common pleas of this
city yesterday before full bench and an order
made Diminishing the suit.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-01
CHRISTIAN Yoar.4s,s HOME.

The Annual Meeting yesterday-IDterest-
Ing and Valuable Reports. Is
The managers of the Christian Womar's
Home held their annual meeting yesterday
afternoon at the Y. M. @. A. rooms. The
meeting was opened with singing and
prayer, after which the secretary read the
minutes OF the last annual meeting.
Tho treasurer then reported, showing the
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-01
To the Greenoae,s Potter. Of Dnno,a co,.ntu

To the GrecnbacHc Toters of Dakota County
We, the undersigned, having received q
nomination on the Greenback ticket, hereby
respectfully resign said nominations in favor
of the Democratic candidates for said Offices,
IN view of the fact that the Greenback ard
Democratic parties coalesce more nearly
than any other parties in point of principle,
and hence we advise all our friends in the
Greenback party to support. the regular
Democratic nomineessfor said Offices, as We
pledge ourselves to do, because of the fact
that there is no possible hope of the election
of the Greenback candidate, and our contin-
uing in the field might jeopardize thesuccess
of the Democratic ticket.
M. ScANLAN,
Nominated fur County Auditor.
G. Quincy,
Nominated for Representative
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-01

that those armies are not as easily con-
quered. They will find their hands full
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THE. STATE TREASURY.

Statement Showing tire Condition and IL, Q
whereabouts of the Money Oct. LIST,
1873.
Balance in treasury at close of business:
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Revenue fund overdr' n. $20, 1916 81
Interest fund. ......... 1922 76
sinking fund .......... 1898 48
Seed grain sinking fund 245 43
State institutions fund 1914 SIS
Permanent school fund. 1896 62
General school fund 669l4 10
Permanent University
fund .:..... ........ 1927 IT
Genl University fund. S,738 60
Internal improvement
fund. ............ 1880 81
Internal improvement
land fund. ........... 1886 il
lnebrlate asylum fund. 3S9 81
School text book fund. All
Total. ............$2 O,3l6 "a 142,c0s "a
Deduct revenue fund
overdrawn.. 20,s16 "a
Actual amt in treas'y.. $l21,692 40
Deposited rs follows: se'
In First Natl bail k. $46O15 As
In Second Natl bank. 1894 A
In Merchants Natl bank 289 70
In German Ann bank. 2e,29l79
s121, 6e2 40
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Custom Receipts.

The deputy collector Of customs report for
October make the following exhibit of receipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
NEWYORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER /, 1878

an, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS affirmed; opinion per
suIsn Fire ,s ss COMPANY s M
United Fre Company sSt sgfe the Peo
DIE ei rel siuyvesant Company ar same w
es rel ufss Ere Company People sI
rel Safeguard Fire Insurance Company ag eepIe eI rel
Relief Fire Snsrs E ns
PSSD'p People co s rs.f1
Company People sT REL PSeS f Bewey FIRE
Insurance Company sg People ex rel otk rel
Boston Ell Fire co@Psny rel
Niagara FIRE Insurance COMPANY sg sme People eI
Merchants Insurance Company Sg same at same PEG
nje Az rel MERCHANTS Insurance Company agI se
People rel eS MsTea P r %Snueas.
Insurance Company agt same People ex rel & Sire Ipsu
rance company PEOPLE rel Lamar Ere i Fe
COMPANY sgt same rScpFs ep e eI rel irving
rance COMPANY agt. same same agI SAM AMI ssme;
Peope ex rel Hope Fire Company ae same same
People ex rel Hanover Fire Insurance Company s sg
People ex Hamilton Fire Insurance Cem pav sei Com
mSope1s Of axes and Assessments People ex rel i%be
T S company ss People
asDa Fre Insurance Company ag same People OK rel
Fremans Insp COMPANY aga act same People rel
Pf pgS s1 T Tsgs
Fire company People e Ts rel CLINTON Fire
nsprnSce Company ag same People rel CITY Fr T In
Company ag same PeO2e en rel broadway InsuT
IYan aufA
snce Company People s4 rel; A Company
20. same PToceednrs affirmed with costs ollhloh pei
cnram People OK Waduan aet Board OF pio Com
people Larin act Board OF foSo otn
missIoners People Thomson agt Boaiu o Rrnnt 7
nissionersOrders affirmed on opinions OF Na Bi agt
smith aet Collord Howard National BanK sn costs
Locke; same agt Locke-orders affirmed Win sio '
and disbursements. prlo l. Dalv-
Common PoGs-Specid TeyD.By judge a. scdb ess,
Bronson aS q Croker
act characterization will be granted on pay for
sfand az security, cause placed on te Gay @ f Ga
4ctcb%r In re- assignment % Hamilton ~ 5
siSnee referred Tllton al ag The United states
sITance Company.-Orders settled ana hsheu' 'o' ~
no,ine fOnTt~Ckambers- Judg McAdam:11
wa son agt Grceg-Moton denied. Farley agt Rseo
sra Company order 10 pay over gfnnieu
ssm AIT Geils-Coss ed at S74 30 McCan agL
Order settled Hudson agt smith,, MeISH Com
reccver lansing agt Dunn Singer ManuIactnrl.S
nsny art n Y AittoD Mills Well ag nnIsd
Efilngs aRt Balkwell-Defant opened on terms ~ as,s
on papers Phillips ag Conner-M9tion aenleo , nU
Inrz at R1lensein-See Endorsement on papers Ilnsn
act Davenport Default Werner agL Giu-hoton gret t
Gsso,e~6 agt shaw ompan1 dismissed. Cunningham AIT
simon Judgment for plaintiff $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
INVITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

v.surNGroN. Oct. 31.-The proceedings in the
@ co1rt al the United states today were as tOllows
M IaSeF A. schutenberg agt. ST. Croi1 Lumoer COMPANY
10 win costs per stipulation. No N4.B W ara
mate AFT p W. Oates et al, and No. 4lS-ConnW
JONI 1t a. ~ w a. Fdes Dismissed with costs. No "a
scsgo and Northwestern Railway Company agt Ihoinas
S Hrgunept concluded by s. D. Cozzens for appelee
"a 3eorge PaysOn for appellant NO 49-lssao a;
anu ct Jesus and CahsriDe T. Hernandez Argued
i h5oI Pbufps and N. H. Phillips for appenanti no
Snss, appssrine for the appeees No. 37O-ShseteT a
h1r act Charles MOer. Cause submitted on the pfIntso
ssts NV smith for plaintiff and James B craig LOT ae-
an The ones,iOn in this which Is nom the SOUTH
@ ns,- ~ SewYOrk is whether decaeoInainie pictures
"a NV be defendants dutiable, a. manufacturers OF
% not otherwise provided for or as printed matter me
ietnT having elassed them manufactures OF paper
No s6-Holert DurnOut ct al. agt- the United states
Aruel by ~ WOughby for the plaintiffs in error anu by
"a smith for the Government This cause was also ron
he Sonthern District OF NewY0rk, AMI presents the ques
lion whether the surety Custom House D0nd eau I've
made liable for more than the amount named IN the BOND We
goods having Withdrawn for consumption before ue
snonnt OF duties asceTtaned and when presented f
h0nidatiOn duties amounting TO more than stipulated IN
ne bond. The decision below affirmed the haDlhty
No b7-Hsrow Barney Rgt j. y. DOlph. Argument
begun nv George H. Williams for the panun:
This cause IS from the Supreme COCrJ OF
Oerop and the question whether after the proper Term OF
siepce aud cultivation and proof thereof under WHAT IL
Rnowu a. the Donation etc. the VIE OF MAJ llea
eIer can the fee OF her portion OF Inc don
ZION 40 the title of her husband aud cndren as
bells IN case Of death The state Court decides that she
could and this where she died before the patent " Is
sued The Count then adjourned until tomorrow.
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Cfrursicne.
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY
WI Open from $50 a. m 10 ~ m.
point for Wall street Ferry and
connected with for South Ferry. . ~.
CoURrLAN point ior Jersey my ana
Commuppaw Fernea c,.-
PARK point for Post once, City Ha and
barclay street Ferry to HoDOken. - - : -,
CHAMBE REEr-Nearest point Tor favonia and Efis
Railway Ferry.
FRANKLfNSTREEr- -
point for DesbIoSses street Ferry
10 Jersey CITY and Peoples Line steamers for Albany and
connecting with for DesbTosses and East Grand
aIEECK EH,sTREET- Connects with for East and
EIGHTH sTREET-Neare Point for ChIistopber street
Ferry 20 HObOkeD connecting with cars Tor CHRISTOPHER
and East Tenth street Ferries. 49, s
HOtTRTEE NTH STREEr-Nearest point 10 mon squara
alack ks and Lyceum Theatres, Academy OF Music IT.
wing Hans connecting WIN cars Tor East
twenty third and fourth Street Fernes.
aWF STY.TH IRD STREEr-Neafest pointer twenty third
street Ferry Jersey City Booths 81 James and PARK
Masonic Tempe and Twenty third Street Ferry to Jer
THIRTY.fH IR DsTREET-Nearest point 10 STANDARD,
Broadway and Fifth Avenue Thastres Aquarium and
San francisco Mnstres connecting with cars for Wee
hawken Ferry.
FoRTY.sECOND. sTREET-Connect with n. Y. TTansfss
Co. Csbs Tor Grand Central Depot
IFTIETHSTREET-
FIFTY-EIGHTHs TREET-Nearest point for Central PARK
connecting. with q Belt Line Railroad.
FOR UPTOWN trains take EAST side station
FOR DOWNTOWN trains take W EST side staton- ~ .
FARE 10 CENTS, except between the hours Of o'se 70
$50 .. m, and 70 m, when the fare y 8 ssne
WA. r GARRISON. Presidents
n VAN BROOKLYN. supk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
civil NOTES.

rortv.tbree nephews and nieces, the heirs OIL
'o' -. Margaret sprague, appeared in the Kings
0onnT office Yesterday and r SSdSr M fe
amounts winch they S%Ie from en S9 os to 81 IS
Tn the suit of Robert Miller against Andrew
-. enc linen thread manufacturer, of Perth. Scot
80 70 recover $4,000 compensation for i've years
rvoe in introducing the defendants thread IN tins
country the Jury in the Circuit Caurt Brooklyn yesIeT
GU rendered verdict for the defendant william fui-
nsl 10 Ward and H. s. Bennett appeared I0r me
nla,ptif; B. f. Tracy and James NJ VarDum Tor tne de
fendsDt. , 49,
Constance B. Price obtained yesterday from
,,Scs Freedman her appointment as guardian OF her
daughter. Helen c. Price. TO prosecute claim Oh ner
heha against the estate OF Walter W. Price Inc 'nreo
,ares q, Walter W. Price. his provision Tor one OF
inIdna1 ard dumb children OF the palntln MS lnlr9
ss her struggle for legal recognition as w1e ana
iocat on technical grounds, have been areadv re-
ner ed She now takes up the battle for the chd ior
SSTb,ch the father made no provision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
Droposdls.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING A DIS

TIP AsURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF TIE SEcRETARY.l
WASHINGTON D. G., october ~, 1879 =
The SECRETARY OF tho Treasury desiring dis
tnctvo paper which to print United states Notes Ma
tona Bank SORES and other Securities OF me %
fine papers submit sealed proposals FOR furnishing Oe
paper from pure linen oc and bond paper OF inc pest
nIiurtlOu of SILK other cO.ored nbrs such proposals
must be accompanied by samples and must state price and
weight per 1000 sneets, sEe Sd by l3is inches 49,
and manufacturers also
for distinctive feature 10 bank
note and bond papers exclusively used by the United
states the offer accompanied with samples OF such paper
with tho distinctive feature proposed upon II. ,.,. -
The Treasury hereby gives notice that any
distinctive paper which may be adopted ~ Oe "
the provisions OF Section ofSV OF Ie he'scu o
Tvsry person who has retains in his control or
distinctive paper has been adopted Oy the
Secretary the Treasury for the Obgaos ah1 otni
lies the United states similar paper adapted 10 me
making OF such Obligation or oher gee u eNcept unsr
po of the United states shall be punished BY me
81 not thousand dollars by imprisonment at
hatd than fifteen years. OF by bOlh'
be manufacturer under
OF agent Of the Government and ueenod
necessary under the protection OF guard TO be stationed az
charge In the building In which the paper made rooms
suitably furnished 10 be used office by such agent aud
persons who designated 10 guard and count inc
paper delivered and also rooms In which 10 store II uh
spped will be further required 10 CONFORM 10 eucn
be made by the secretary o. the
Treasury prevent the improper removal from tne i OF any
be reeeped by the mil subject TO future ex
amin tion and contractor will be required 10 denyT 70
the direction OF sad agent in wooden boxes nppeG
aed and marked ready for shipment ana ne WIZ
be required TO furnish perfect paper with 10 replace
returned 20 MIN a. defective. -, -
The contract will bud the contractor TO manufacture the
distinctive pager for the United states only. ,,, A..
Of Desember 1878 They should be marked Proposals Tor
Dlstnctive Paper" and addressed 10 the undersgns'
The Secretary Teseryss ens 20 reIT ne fressury
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o CALENDARS THIS DAY.

srPRyNE T-CHAMBERsDonOhue J.Nos o az oo9
100 a3 81 2l7 2l9 269 27s 2S1 POL 29i 2e6 296 2VS
299 500. 30l. , - a., Fact Nos $50
ssl 3S2, 72O. 65S. o.. cusos No. 9748
CIRCUII-PART I-BarTett 1oShsca5to OsuSeS'-O' ''-'
9l43 $40 1871, 1878, 357S, 4O6l, 500
PIRT II-AdiOurned for the term ~. oeos asea
panr Van Rrunt J-SboTt CAuses.-Nos $3.50 oooo'
en1 ~ a 1o65 $500 1855 3964 1872, SOSI 39oZ
sI1pRIIoR COURT-SPEcIAL TERM-fTeecman' JAW
day calendar. ~ ,r.,. r r nal, No day
pYSp Co1-Rr-TR1AL TEHM-PART IIsherdan y-SheeTpt
CansesNOs 5lO7 1868 5308 5l69 02e4 $685. oSo' ooo'