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Sharp County record., 1879-10-09

colored articles of dress should be used
as cold as possible. The bran, used as
above, should be nice and clean, and a
bright, fair day is better for the opera
ton.
A Simple Roach Trap: The editor
of the Scientific Record reports that he
has tried with perfect satisfaction the
following plan with cockroaches. 1t
was furnished to his journal by a cor
respondent who declared that he cleared
two kitchens-which after dark would
be "alive with the disgusting insects
at an expense of 3 cents, and the re-
quiSite persistence: take any queens
ware bowl or vessel with vertical smooth
sides, not less than two inches in height,
and, placing it in such spots as the
reaches run, put in it about a table
spoonful of mOlasses. Then | lean six
or seven small pieces of boards or sticks,
Sor 10 inches long, against the upper
edge of the vessel, making bridge
from the floor to the top of the bowl.
The reaches, attracted by the smell OF
the molasses, run up these sticks and
tumble down into the mOlaSses, and,
being unable to climb the smooth sides
of the bowl, are safely enscOnsed for a
dose of boiling hot water next morning.
A nightly repetition of this trapping
process for ten days or two weeks will
effect a complete radiance of these
abominable nuiSances, and, what is
more, Judging by former experiences,
years will elapse before the house will
again be stocked.
Sharp County record., 1879-10-09
Miscellaneous,

|kseiLa To Remove Mildew: Pour quart
rats, nf boiling water on two ounces of chic.
r-snah tide of lime; then add three quarts OF
like sI,old water, and soak the linen in ii
exceu welve hours.
ed Snlh To Preserve Autumn Leaves
can nmSpread the fresh leaves and press them
|wO Ortn suitable dish, with alternate layers
is Se7af fine sand, which is thoroughly dry
r. is tlnd as hot as the hand can bear. When
| lble w he sand has cooled they may be re-
the hnoved, smoothed under hot iron,
|e and clipped for moment in clear French
" Of mpirit yarnish, and allowed to dry in the
land shgir.
the ha To Cure Warts: Put a small piece
FROM 4 alum into just enough water to dis
to the olive it; bring this to boiling heat
inch alhen, with broom-splint, or any con-
|re pe1s enient article apply this boiling liquid
|hch aPap the wart. The liquid should be thick
Prmed and sirup-lke, but on no account should
Eacl ne water be allowed to boil away, as
lneSou would then have burnt alum, and
|wo foI5lat will have no effect whatever upon
her. lAe wart. Continue the application for
As"'veral days, and the warts will soon
snake aradually disappear. This remedy has
rect0n ever failed to remove warts from nv
IS its Vands; but it should be remembered
lit spreiil lat It is fact that what is a neverfal-
OF 10 3 cure lor one PERSONS warts will have
les us INV, enecI whatever upon those of an
|ently' % .er. Have patience, and persevere in
Eamep'us treatment at least three weeks be-
n 1arnn - you condemn it as useless, remem-
Ike whN Ting the more frequent the applca-
y torllu ,is 1he sooner you will be rid of the
Francis sts.
|Pilar TO Wash Fine Muslin: Tn wasbipo
uyr %uslin dresses, the colors nav ~ bo ",' nre,
ma maee from running by pursuing the
,'tpN npwll'9 course: Take out all the
-N ,;st "V Ille top OF the sleeves and the
patio VTasI' wash the dress quickly in not too
|t tnA lmm waVer' rinse it immediately, roll
Wl'nv~ o;,oolniy IN dry sheet, and let it re-
Is 10 @ 10Th r unIlI just damp enough to iron.
Sed VIE Is;el Iol; process for washing fine muslin
|d DO vencate colors is to take some wheat
|e trut an os aoout two quarts for a ladv's
on th ess-and boil it for half an hour in
med 10, IL a;n tI tba water, then allow it to cool,
rapa ,siH co., sile nquid, and use it as substi-
the oS N, n ~ AL SoapSnds. It removes the dirt
he RwH I'm 1he material like soan is inert in
WORK SOD Sol ~ 'le colors, and requires to be
akealb lsea a out in only one clean wafer and
when rarded % os unnecessary. m This may be
|re even! ole ~ s "s I9e best method, on the
quite ~ icos I - S"snlng fine muslins and also
ngemeli aoos. assSs A "A great number of beautiful
appear vses wasbinG Sne from TO- time to time, spoiled
keep tR ors "sSlfng f. by the discharge of their
|ls.-CN' s.s, ~ IRON ., the use of warm suds In
vases the SudS and rinsing water for
Sharp County record., 1879-10-09
HINTS FOR THE HOUSEHOLD.
The Table.

poocb Cake: Bake three layers OF
.,onae.cake. cut ripe peaches into very
l,n Slices; prepare some sweet, thlck
oream -, by whipping, sweetening and Ma
,n,ing ol if. spread the peaches, with the
ssaam W noured over, between each layer
~ - also G over the top of the cake.
"a Chicken Corn Pie: Cook and sea-
ii, thp chicken the same as for the Ia
III IL Take twelve ears of sweet corn cut
~ "a mt a LAYER of it in a pan, then a
% laror + of chicken, then again OF the
ncrn 90 until it is all in, having a layer OF
corn 20 on top; lastly turn on the soup;
bake half an hour
Jobnny-cake: To a half-pint of meal
oad warm water enough for thin
Istter. half a tablespoonful of melted
bmtter, half teaspoOnful of cream-tar-
tar % little soda and salt. If convenient
add add an EGG. This makes an excellent
cake. and to those who have not a full
allowance of milk and cream, it will
prove great help.
Mutton Pie with Tomatoes: Cover
tbe bottom of a baking-dish with dry
hread-crumbs, then alternate layers of
tb;n-sliced roast or boiled mutton and
Sliced tomatoes, with thin sprinklmg
of bread-crumbs. Season each layer OF
tomatoes with pepper, salt and bits of
butter Let the tomatoes and bread
cr,lmbs be last. Bake three-quarters OF
an hour.
Tomato Sauce: Twelve large, ripe
tomatoes, four ripe or three green pep
ners, two onions, two tablespOOnfuls of
salt, two of sugar, one of cinnamon, and
three cups of vinegar. Peel tomatoes
and onions, chop all fine, and boil one
and half hours. Bottle and it will keep
any length of time. One quart of can
ned tomatoes may be used instead of the
ripe ones.
Steamed Brown Bread: Two tea
ems sweet milk ,One teacup Of sour milk,
fhree of corn meal, one of flour, one
half cup of sirup or molasses, one tea
spoonful of saleratus; pour in butter
ed two-quart basin, place in a covered
steamer, and steam steadily for three
hours; two and one-half will do in case
of haste: when done run knife around
the loaf, place plate on top and turn
the dish over and it will come out nicely
on the plate.
\ Ito Cook Mackerel: Soak your
! fish over night, until within an hour of
! dinner, then drain them; grease a long
h tin; put in your fish; put some butter
N and cream (or milk will do) on it; put
!. in hot oven; cook about an hour, then
4 put some more cream on it, if you wish
gravy; let it remain in the oven few
! minutes longer, then take out and serve.
IA Nice Jelly Cake: Three eggs well
la beaten, one cup of sugar, half a cup of
sweet milk, two tablespoonfuls melted
butter, two heaping teaspoonfuls cream
!. tartar, one of saleratus, all dissolved in
the sweet milk, one-half cup of flour, or
enough TO make it about as thick or a
little thicker than batter for pancakes; !;
bake on five Or six round pie tins, in a
quick oven; when done, lay one on the
sother. with jelly between. 1t will be
M very light and nice if baked in an oven
etthatis just right.
Sharp County record., 1879-10-09

THE reason why medical practitioners do
not hesitate to prescribe DR.. F. Wilhoft's
Anti-Periodc or Fever and Ague Tonic Is as
follows: Messrs. Wheelock, Finlay q Co., Of
New Orleans, its proprietors, have published
its composition, and physicians have approved
because it invariably proves successful. 1t is
for sale by all Druggists.
Sharp County record., 1879-10-09
The Family ReudIator.

BEN LOMoND, Sewer Co., Ark, March 29 1879.
Dear Sir-I have been using your INDIAN Bs00S
Syrup in my family for the last eighteen months and
have never known it to fail in curing sickness OF any
house should be without It d. NJ. HOLMAN.
Sharp County record., 1879-10-09
The Public Debt.

An interesting and valuable statement
has been prepared at the Treasury Depart
ment, which shows the amount of the public
debt and interest per capita for the last %
wears. II is as follows:
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Case of ChiIIs and Fever Cured.

PovHArrAN, Lawrence Co., Ark, Aug Is, 1873.
Dear Sri have used your excellent Indian Biooa
Syrup for Chills and Fever, and have received grea
benefit therefrom. can recommend Il highly ,,r,,
Sharp County record., 1879-10-09
OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston.

in
There
Sharp County record., 1879-10-09

SUBSCRIBE NOW for the MUSICAL RECORD and receive
weekly all the news and plenty Of good music, for
$500 per year.
School Song Book.
Sharp County record., 1879-10-09
The Best | Ever Tried.

HAMBURG Ashley County, Ark
Dear ST. have used DT. Clark JOhnsons Indian
Blood Syrup In my family, and find II an excellent
medicine; In fact the best L have ever tried.
- 4. Y. ". LES, Attorney. at Law,
Sharp County record., 1879-10-09

GooD BREAD is conducive to happiness.
National Yeast always makes good bread. Use
it and you will be happy. Grocers sell it.
Sharp County record., 1879-10-09

CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
Sharp County record., 1879-10-09

The 30 cts. edition Of Pinafore (compete sells
finely, and Fatinitza 49, 00 Sorcerer LOO, Trial by
Jury $50 cents), are In constant demand.
Sharp County record., 1879-10-09

While containing large and valuable collection of
Church Music in the form Of Tunes and Anthems 1t is
perfectly fitted for the Singing School and Convention
by the large number of Songs Duets Gees &C. and its
well made Elementary Course.
Price, $500 per dozen Specimen copies mailed for
H.00
Sharp County record., 1879-10-09

Send for circulars and catalogues, with full list OF
standard Singing School Books
Sharp County record., 1879-10-09

Edwin Eastman in Indian Costume.
SEVEN AND NINE YEARS AMONG THE CoMAECHEs AND
APACHEs. neat volume OF 300 pages being
simple statement OF the horrible facts connected
with the sad massacre OF helpless family and the
captivity tOrtures and ultimate escape Of Its two
surviving members. For sale by our agents gen
orally. Price, $1.00
The incidents Of the massacre, briefly narrated are
distributed by agents. PREB Of charge
MI. Eastman, being almost constantly at the West
engaged In gathering and curing the materials OF when
the medicine Is composed the sole business manage
ment devOves upon Dr. Johnson and the remedy has
been called, and Is known as
Sharp County record., 1879-10-09

Having - 900 ample opportunity afforded f
CRIBSERs and ST. NICHOLAS full showing the I'm
oyemen those using It, received from month TO month h
been eqaed by other system school
They reproductions the original writing;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-15
FINANCE AND COMMERCE,
FINANCIAL.
Now Yorls Money MARKET.


Nrw YoHK, March "a. 1870,
The imports OF dry goods for the past week were
t2710,5ji, aud tho amount marketed was s27jO,7il.
Money active ut 3Gi5, closing at4
Foreign exchange firm Mt 45Gll 49, for long and
4S0'4@is0la for demand.
Government bonds were generally steady.
State bonds were dull.
Railroad bonds were generally weak. 81 Paul hrstg
q q NJ dvslon) declined from 1855 to LOG, 10 Il & ID
division cxtenslon from 1905 to lOc New Jersey Cen.
tra Incomes from 55s to 52Is Morris and Essex from
los to O1 Lake Shore dividend bonds from li8 to ILL.,
New York Central 6s OF 1888 from iOi to 0j and Kan
sns ana Texas seconds from q to 2jl with recovery
to TA. Kansas and Texas asscnted consols advanced
10 6Os, Great Western seconds TO s0Js, Kansas Pacific
incomes mo 10y to 70, Union Pacific sts to 09S, and
Northwestern coupon gold bonds to iOGA. Kansas
ana Texas consols nssentcd fell Off to 57 do seconds
TO y, New Jersey Central adjustments to 07h, and
Union Pacific irsts to 100. while ST Louis and san
Francisco 81 conds (clnss ~ to A. Harlem regis.
tered hsis To- ~, Kansas Pacific Gs with coupon GER
quoted Mt 90.
The stock market was rather quiet and In the late
dealings feeling of depression was developed which
IeSulleu ~ tue eStnbl shmcnt of lower range Of
prices Tue feature OF the speculation was Canada
southern which sold up to G3l agunst 5gI yesterday
CosihE AZ me highest point. Kansas Pacific advanced
lhe Granger shares and the coal stocks were active
ma early IN The day advanced lsml per cent but to-.
T VETO tne close the Improvement was lost, Western
onoh MhS Irregular and closed Mt decline of per
cent The st Louis aud san Francisco issues showed
consdeIaDe strength and under large purchases al.
Nhnteu per CO nj ON the day. The decline In the gen
erh list ~ the close ranged from u to u per cent Tie
transactions aggregated liIVO shares, OF which d.Ocv
were ERIE. hOU were Lake shore, hOOl were Canada
southern, 600O were Wabash, 1905 were Northwest
common ZOO were do preferred 900 were ST Paul
Lhckawanna aud Western. 1000 we're New Jersey Cen.
tlal b0O were Western UuOn. 1900 Kansas Pa.
~ Louis aud San Francisco, and 5000 were ST Louis
Nn n,,s, Glty ana \, rthtrn
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Georgetown Commercial News.

UEOKGETOWN, MurCh IT, 1870
GRAIN MARKET.
WEeat-Slnce the temporary suspension of milling
operu ons there has been comparatively little doing
in whtah and to-day we write the market quiet and
ursetllcdMn sympathy with the decline of prices in
our neighbNing markets. The supply continues lin
red and oiietngs light aud unlmpOrtant. We quote
nomnally, hi the absence of dealings ut Il I0I II fol-
good to p ime Fuz aud Al l56Il II for Lancaster
COtn-Ihere is good local trade demand for yellow
ana white corn ut g 5c and yellow is in special re
Quest.
PORT
misunderstanding u G. Knight, Chichester, New
York, with freight to New York merchants, InCud,nl
h large lot OF flour,
RIVER FROST.
Cleared -SChoOncrs Grace Van Dusen. Reeves New
Haven, with lOU tons coal; James III Moore, DOane
Brooklyn, with 32j toHs coal.
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baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE March IL, 1870.
Cotton steady AIlddng, gaic.
Flour quiet and heavy Howard-street and Western
superine, 80 JOg4 do extra "A 2ji 75 do family s.
@5 80; CITY Mlssuperine - 5Ogi do extra S5a5 70
do lilo brands so; Patnpsco family, 800
WhcRt-SOuthern lower and fairly active. Western
duh and SLOW southern red, 81 100 IA; do amber
81 1901 III No Pennsylvania red, 81 II; No. West
erh winter red spot and March, Il 1901 ll]; April
q llsG@i llI; May 81 l2@l 1915.
Corn-sOuthern steady, Western dun and lower.
Southern white, 5l@ SIC; do yellow ii6t C; Western
mixed, spot and March. i3ysc; April 4J Ia Iss{c; Mry
1870 iiAc steamer. 3D1s 0llOc. ''
GAS steady southern, 52GJ Sc; Western white 500
Bic; do NAKED, SlGf3lc; PENNSYLVANIA, J3t, 10y
Rye nominal at o1Gl50c.
Hay quiet Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA prlnle eli
ar. 'N' ''
Provisions quiet and firm Mess pork, 90 75alO IS
Bulk meats shoulders, 3C Clear-rb sides
packed, ii4c aud 5jlc Observation-Disclosures, old sc
ceAf-rib slues new, &C. HAMS ga Toe. Lard, refined
uetCes Tsc Butter quiet; prime choice Western
Isd2Oci roll, lJ4lBc, Eggs hrm nnd strong ut l6c
Petroleum quiet. Crude, THMSisc; refined, 0isc.
COice steady aud shade higher Tor low grades. Rio
cArBOes lO!2Wl5c.
sugar quiet A son. SiEdsl6c.
WHISKY dull ut II 0u UIis.
Frclghts TO Liverpool per steam steady Cotton. I'd
-four, . I'd; grain, Z lid.
kecspts-tlonr, 400 bbls; wheat, G2,oOO bu; corn
5000 bu; oats, 10 bu. " 49,"
shpmens-Wheat, 10000 bu; corn, $1,000 bu.
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PROPOSALS..
pROpOsALS FOR CAR.FASTENINGS, FOR USE
l. on CARS IRA NJ PORTING GOODS IN BOND,
AND FOR SEALS FOR USE on PACKAGES
OF nIIIAHLE GOODS.
TnnA.unY prrAnTNNNT. March 3. ~.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March @. 1870.
Sealed proposals are invited, uutl II O'Clock ON
MONDAY, March "a, ls7o, for furnishing the Treas.
ury Department FuslenWgS for CardOurs and seals
for Packages, In such quantities Us the Department
may from time 10 time require
For the Information of bidders II Is stated tia, there
RrCtwO Glasses OrCOmmOu carriers, Wis Those bonded
To transport appraised EOpis aud those bonded to
transport unAppruised goods At present the same
fRtenngs VIZ; lead seals, urC used on tie Cur5 NC,
OF b tn classes aud unless superior device, Clmblu'
Ing equal simplicity, security, and comparative cheap
ness Is presented, the Department Will continue the
use of lead seals.
For securing packages lead seals which are attached
with cord, now used, ana, as In the case Of car
hiStenings Will be- continued unless more desirable
device Is submitted
Proposals win be- accompanied by samples Cf the
articles proposed TO he furnished, ana Will state the
prcc nj which the same, boxed and marked for ship
mcut In such muunOr RS may he required by the De-
parlment, Will be delivered ut the Olce OF IN express
or freight company az tie place of manufacture.
Bidders wall state in tho case Of lead seals, which
must have wires AT least ten Q0l Inches IN length ut
tached, with one end fastened n the seal, tho price
per thousand
IL is estimated that about lOpU0 cnr.seals and
about 2OUNOO pnCkAgC-sons ure required per Annum,
Tho Department reserves the right 10 fplCCt any
all bids, and to waive uiOrmalies
Due eNaminutiOu Will be made Of and iul consider
alton given to- the rs OF all locks, seals and other
devices which may be- submitted
Printed forms OF proposals are not furnished, nor
Qrp they necessary
Proposals may be made tor furnishing either or
both OF the articles named to be marked, Proposals
for Carasenlugs," on" Proposals for PaCkagescnls "
as the may be, and addressed the Secretary OF
the Treasury,
marriott JOHN SHERMAN, Secretary
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-15

ThomasJ, ID. Fuller deceased decree recndlng
order directing sale OF law library, and ordering
distribution of estate as far as made approved, and
the law library being directed to be received by
Geofge Z. Appleby, MS the guardian of the ward.
IN re sarah Green, guardian; order allowing credit
OF 500 In re Mary Hughes, guardian the petit
0ncr appointed guardian of her orphan children
BOND $500. III re estate William Sayre deceased
VIII admitted to probate. In re estate Mary lar.
din, deceased; administrator ordered to settle suit
against Andrew Rothwoll for $3.50. In re estate
William NJ. Williams, deceased the widow mp.
pointed administrators. In re J. +. Benjamin de-
ceased executor ordered topay 81 900 to g. II. Allen
upon his giving bond In re estate Sarah Truman,
deceased; Henry Iddns appointed administrator;
O. m.
Criminal Court-Jusce Hagner.-John Bnbing-
ton, John Burk, and Michael Burk; forfeiture
stricken out on payment of costs; bond fixed OF
$500 each. lzcta lIemmons, alias lIemonS, charged
with the larceny Of $40, and pockutbook of Maria
Grant on The 10Th Of DcCembrr Inst; on trial.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-15
GEORG ETOJPN NEWS.
Collected bv Rspublienn Reuortor,

The police had quito an easy time during yeser.
day and last night There were no dsordcrly per.
sous on the streets and no occasion for arrests
Herman Swailer, Dubuque, Iowa; William j.
Slunns Jersey City; Emmett Brewer, Dubuque
Iowa, and William j. Brown are registered ut the
West End Hotel.
The shipments from the mines of the Cumber.
land coal region for the week ending March were
2l,S65 tons and for the year to that date l59 l06
tons, an increase of 1929 tons, us compared with
the corresponding period of 1878.
Mr., John 4. Scriyener. the proprietor OF the line
Of stages from the Aqueduct Bridge to the Little
Falls has had his coaches reprinted in handsome
eoors and placed in thorough order for the coming
picnicking season. These coaches will commence
" make their regular trips on Wednesday next
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-15
IY J. r. coLDwELL, Aucuonccr.

TRUSTEES ALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT HILLSDALE, u. {.
by virtue OF trust to Daniel h. Eaton Aud myself,
dated June D. 1872 and duly recorded IN Librr No. GSi,
lumbi ana at the request Of the party secured there
by, L. rs surviving trustee, VIII sell NJ public auction,
In front OF the promises On SATURDAY. March -,
1871 ut $50 O'Clock D. M, lot No. 81 section No q Of
the Barry Farm subdivision, according to the plat If
subdivision filed by the trustees OF Barry Farm, found
in the office of the surveyor OF Washington County,
District of Columbia
Terms OF sale; $3.50 and expenses Of sale In cash
the balance in six 90 months Tor which the notes Of
the purchaser bearing date from the dag OF sae, aud
secured by deed of trust on the property sold, shall
be taken, \ DEPOSIT OF Sj Will be required of the
purchaser ut the time Of sale and all CuuvcyanClng
will be at the cost OF the purchaser The trustee re-.
serves the right to resell hp property ut the rsk aud
cost OF the deuulting purchaser IL tie terms Of the
sale are not complied with within seven "a days
after the day OfSale. GEO, w, SIlt kNI.N,
iel0 CaWNd9 Surviving Trustee,
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4 CIergynnn's involuntary Dance.

/ have had, said well.known clergyman,
some very droll experiences. Among tho
most exciting was tho one that will now re-
late. A wellknown merchant was very Sick
some thought nigh unto death He would sec
no pastor nor allow any ono to speak to him
on the subject Of religion. Ono day he mcn-
toned my name, though ho was no acquaint-
ance of mine. He named me two or three
times At length his wife asked him IF he
wanted me to call. lie hcsitatcd for some
time, and then asked his family to send for
me, He added: Tell him to como right
away" l obeycd the summons, was ushcred
into the sick chamber, and ut once recognized
tho gentleman as one who had been all occa-
sional nearer in my church. He greeted me
with great cordiality, and asked that all should
leave tho room. He wanted to speak to me
privately. His wife left with evident reluct-
ancc. The man was so weak that lie could
with difficulty turn in bed. As soon
as the door was closed the patient sprang
from his bed, turned the key in the door,
seized me with the strength of giant, and
said, Now we will have q Dance clasping
me about the body, and he, in his night shirt,
commenced to Capor around the room, hum
ming in low voice, II and my father arc
one, equal in power and glory" He kept his
pace for full hour, till l was nearly dead
from cXhaustaton and fright. lie was wild
maniac. Once l attempted to scream. He
seized me by the throat. His eyes flashed
fire. He said he would brain me if | was not
quiet. Round and round he turned, keeping
up to the refrain, 81 aud my father are one,
equal in power and glory" Pretending to be
pleased | suggested that we call in some of
the family to join us. lie caught at the idea,
He opened the door TO call the household up,
and instantly fed down stairs pursued by
tho mailman. lie was arrested, taken TO the
mad house, and in twenty-iour hours died a
raving maniac. | have never since heard
those words repeated without being thrown
into q cold sweat | had dance enough that
night to last me the balance of my liie.-New
York Letter 10 BoS ton Journal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-15

Supreme Court of the Dlstrlct-F, S. and T. Co.
VS.. Holden submitted to court. Russell VS., Rus
sell compainants motion to amend to decree
oyerruled.
John Alfred Harvard made application for nd,
mission to the bar and the name was referred to
the examining committee
: Circuit Court-ChieEJusti eCarter.-Oppenheim.
er VS.. Bucklyi leave to withdraw u juror and the
declaration aud the case continued at the cost of the
plaintiff since the filing OF the defective declara,
ton. llansell VS. Samstag appointment of a
guardian nd Item. Schiller vs. Cabel verdict for
defendant Luchs VS., Connecticut Mutual Life In
surance COmpanyi motion for a new trial filed.
Shirley VS.. Creswel ct al; verdict for defendant
Van Riswick VS.. District of Columbia; on hearing.
Probate COurt-Justce Wylie-In re estate Fred
erck ID. Stuart, deceased; letters of adminlstra.
ton granted to Charles A. Stuart. In re estate