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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-19
Trustees Sale.

FINDER and by vh tue of a deed of trust executed
u to me by Mary l. Shields, on the 22d day o.
January, 1875 appears of record Ia book D, page
Alb, of the Registers Office OF Eayette county, Ten
nessee, and also in deed book 80, page $780, in tho
office of the chanceTy clerk of Marshall county, Mis-
sisspp, the Indebtedness therein secured not haV-
ing been paid, will, at the request OF the bens-
fciaras, on
between the hours of 10 O'Clock and 2 O'Clock
pm, sell TO tue highest and best bidder for cash,
on the southwest corner OF Union and Main streets,
in the city of Memphis, Tenn, sill Of section 10,
township 1, range 3 west OF the bases meridian
line, containing six hundred and forty GAO acIej
OF land, lying partly in EaSette county Tennessee,
and Marshall county, Mississippi together with all
OF the Improvements thereon. Title believed TO b
perfect, tut convey as trustee only.
W. L. CLAPP, Trustee.
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The FOLLOWING are Tue New YORK sDoI QUOTATIONS.
for yesterday: ordinary size; good ordinary
9lse; low mddling. glsc; Iniddllng. 15.l6c; good
middllng, 10 5-l6c; middliRg fair, IL 3l6c At
1925. easy - 700, hrmer; 2;I5 quiet and steady
415, quiet and steady. Saes, 1922 bales. Con-
tracts, 300 bales. stock, 1872 go bales.
The following Is the latest New York telegram OF
futures.
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Chapter so.

Approved March g. 1879.
ALBERT s. MARKS, Governor
l. Charles n. Gibbs, Secretary Of State of the State
of Tennessee certify that the above is correct copy
of an Act OF the General Assembly of the State of
Tennessee, the original of which is file in my
Office. CHAS. N. GIBBS, Secretary of State.
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ALBERT 8 MARKS, UOYeInOF.
Charles N Gibbs, Secretary of State of the State Of
Tennessee, certify that The above is correct copy OF
act Of the General Assembly of the state OF Ten
neSsee, the original of which Is file Ia my Office
CHAS. N GIBBS. Secretary of State.
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ChaDter AZ,
SNapGcr 40.
AN ACT to change the time for holding the Giro

ALBERT 8. MARKS, Governor.
l. Charles n. Gibbs. Secretary of State of the State
of Tennessee certify that the above is correct copy
of an act of the General Assembly of the State OF
Tennessee the original of which is file in my office
CEAS. n. GIBBS. SscretarE of State
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lb1 IELEGhAHd.I
The following are the latest kilograms of the do
nestle markets. reported yesterday to the cotton
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ALBERT 5. MARKS. Governor.
l. Charles N. Gibbs, Secretary of State of the State
of Tennessee certify the above is correct copy of
act OF the General Assembly of the State of Ten
nessee, the original of which Is on file in my Office
CHAS. N. GIBBS, Secretary of State
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ALBERT S. MARKS, Governor.
T. Charles n Gibbs, Secretary of State OF the State
OF Tennessee certify that the above Is correct copy
OF an act OF the General Assembly of the State Of
Tennessee the original OF which Is file In ofcs
CHAS. n. GIBBS. Secretary of State.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
THIRD CAIL--2:3O O'CLOCK p. VI.
FnmAY. March Or.

FLlbAl March -c--t VI
The week ending to-day was destitute of any
startling or interesting financial event. At the
Stock Exchange the earlier part Of the week was
marked by a dull and stagnant stock market and a
depression of prices, but later, without much IN
creased activity, there was a sharp recovery that
leaves the final prices Of the chief speculative
fayOrites considerably higher than they were a
week ago. Northwest common stock was the most
prominent in the weeks speculation, and after
having declined from jJli to J4lo. finally
sold at j93f The preferred stock first
dropped to S37s from sis, and then rose to
s7as. st. Paul common stock also was a tayorite
and, after unusually large transactions, records a
final gain of 15s. and he preferred stock gain of
! per ceut. The trunk line shares We're vacillat-
ing, but with the exceptions of Erie common and
preferred stocks, all show final improvements over
tie prizes of one week ago. These various results
were accomplished without the circulation OF any
rumOrs that were favorable to the properties; IN
fact the improvements were made despite we'll
known and uniavorabe facts, such rs the pubIIca-
ton Of a new schedule of rates from Chicago
east on the basis Of 20 cents to New
York. and the acknowledged breailing-uD Of the
so-callcd Southwestcru pool st. Louis eastward
The Western investment list shows but little
change IN prices excepting for Rock Island and
Union Pacific which are 23i and 1l2 per cent
higher.
The coal stocks were heavy and inclined to lower
prices until on Wednesday, when the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Company sold at auction
100000 tons Of coal at tine lowest price ever
recorded. Since that event there has been steady
gain in the Prices of the coal stocks, that Della
ware. Lackavanna and Western shows an improve
mcut for the week of 81 per cent, Delaware and
Hudson l2 per cent Morris and Essex 4
per cent. and Central of New-Jcrsey j per
cent. Western Union has been huctuatlng,
selling a. low ut l025s and closing the week at
lO5. against 1O3li = week ago. Pacific Mail, on as
yet unaulheutIcateG reports, or rather on a faith.
that the differences between the company and the
Panama Company wouId be adjusted so as to carry
matters over until after the election OF a new Board
a. Directors and particularly of new president Of
the Pacific Mail, was more active, and advanced K
per cent.
The total transactions for the week amounted 10
1872 go shares against s3I.937 shares for the pre-
cedng week, and 767, ,69G shares for the week pre-
c.dIug that.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Fc5' S2rH H,cer. Jcsssis ant Railco4f.


FiiUNI, MIrcI - INIJ.
A-HEs-Duu anI unchanged Pots iIGjc; Pearls, 60
&c.
BEESwAX-Quie but about steady Western and soa'h
Crn. a U2jC.
BROOM CORN Without new features and unchanged
CAEDLES-Iu lJbDng sale Ouy.
CHICCDRI-C CICIaug.d.
tOAG-I. guar HarKe IL dull and demOTaZed by fur
tAcr auction sales a which siIi lower prices ruled
CDCDA-Quiet, unchanged.
COFFEF-3o qut'f. ,ru. unchanged slcs 1000 has
Cal co. and 800 bags Ieulers the -pcA here
bags Mild grade. ...rdV and m0Goratelv active slle
A bags MlrIrU. Hornet aud Jane AG line. l2t4 l3c
Or,uary car-or-. Loo 81 Jav' - :
Jamtica l2.GI5c Aa.ac4iDo, l-4alIc, LaZGaTra, lip
Is &c.
COOPERAGE sTOCK-In fair request and steady.
CDRDAGE-Q Quief
CUIrON-More active Snot &c. advance Sales 2G4O
C750 last evening" including LOCO export $40
100 speculation the above 100 bales Ia
10 bles delivered contract Receprs the
tOlay 3d. bales a-an-t l3J6i this at week -5-J
for the week. bn9jf bales against 5Ists lat
week. and 66t59 tns week - snce september /.
I05.lGI bi.es against 3s7Jll2 Cuuug the period
last
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29

On the LOndOn NtOck ENc1angt, me FtsuIJ on
continued low rates for money Was the advance in
copsols after decline following the reported pass
ing of a dividend BY the Oriental Bank. United
states bonds Also advanced during the week
American railway securities being irregular. Bar
silver advanced to jO3l6 pence the ounce English
standard, on purchases of the Austrian Govern
meut At YESTERDAY regular weekly meeting of the
directors of the Bank OF England the rate Of inter
est was maintained II 2l2 per cent rs against 13l
the figure at which threc-mOnths bills are dis
counted in the outside market The sum OF fj25-
900 bullion went INTO the bank during the fiscal
week and since then the bank has lost the sum OF
El3 900 bullion on balance Ihe following are
the highest and lowest prices cf securities for the
week and the closing sales to-day ana q week ago:
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
The receipts Of -four and grain a. the pr.ncipa
Aflnnfic nnrfe This D.ih DIV of Afarch wnrn.
rrnOpFAV FTNANcrAL MARKEr4-

LONDON. March .--l22U p. nj. s. bonds. ans hH
per ct.t' iCf. r. fUTrs. coupon 1892 Sev UFrs Ob -
Nc~ crs"T Central consois. = HeuIsyyalIl Central "5
Illinois tCutriiS1~
L"NuoE March .S-i r. United states four ant hall
rrut bonds IUF- fCnlDrfiC-. coupon l0I .~f
.CCt- trt -s do. rrafc-f-. a: Illinois Central ,Zi,
Ihe amor- 81 t5hon -ul0 inio he rlnN of tu~and ou
balance JHa" kl.J. a. Ilua aiv.ocs guoir nve PER
Ccl- ..u,cs 20 l3 francs C7 1 confines lor the account
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
FIRST cALL-1OL O'CLOCK A. NJ.

. s So Reg'd 1887 -
100000 -....--.-..bc..,1O4t
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29

Futures active ctosIng 10 points higher. -a.es ~
evening. 2ii0J bales rodsg- Frst cal March. lO5f'
ABrlL 10 IO.79 lO.5S July. 1881 August. -
IT, .g Sep-mbcr 10 - l.-t October .Olg: Novenb,r,
1923: total 900 bales. second cal May 1861. June,
TO- -. 1875: August IUsS september los october.
lpts l0lI Total 800 oacs :hni Ca.l-Apnl = H. l7t,
1913 luJt TO-, l-t. l0a2. May loCj ne. IOSO;
July 1882; August lLOJ ltU2. -eDtamber 1884 Oe-
t5bsr lO.Jl: November, 1925. 1920 Jot. 700 bales.
Also tO1iay IO4- April lp43H luJ2 DO
IO4s Nav loo aioCj june. 1913 Gl0~O: Iuy lOsJD
lUJi August lUJ1 al lt3 SEPTEMBER. lurl lo-t9 be
tober total 79eVv bale grand total, l223O1
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
Total sales for the DAY. ay.....................
:. =
IN M, TnI.rs on pnLAD2LpmA srochs.


The free offerings oi United states per cents
down 10 99ls coupon. evidence a larg" amount oi
subscriptions made m January rs purely -p'. .ula-
tLere - considerable anxiety to sell 10 sacrifice
of all the advantages from the three months credit
allowed on these subscriptions Al the cong
pries for these bonds subscribers can d. better IN
This market than in going 10 Washington, hence the
small subscriptions that were made during the
week. The aIue Xed table shows the daily onbscrp-
tionS received M Washington for per cent bonds
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
during the week:

The general market for Government bonds by
reason Of this and the activity of money, was
weak. lower, and altogether demoralized during
the greater part of the week bUt later II became
strong and advanced smartly all around, under few
purchases though the reasons for the Tree buying,
excepting TO cover a short interest made on the
general tloOh are not apparent. The District OF
Columbia 3-65s were dull and generally steady the
entire market to-day being without feature. The
following are the highest and lowest prices Tor the
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29


Cur e,l?i , 3 3d Il !Ctot - to a4 '9i 93 - =
t. : s. ~ reg 1924 OPS G.. 4-,8l reg i0i = a. =
I : Gs 9 PS iG2 fts % CO.. 49, 81 SD
state bonds were quieter than usual; the deal
iugs in Louisiana cOasOs being more restricted than
Of late and tuc price beng IN the ycimty gf ~ an
tine week. T he sales to-day were ar - ga 1914
cid North CarOlua> selling at 22L2 and ien lessee
g.. new bonds az -. There were sales cI AlaDHIna
class at 1919.
There was nC,hnc particularly new orirterestug
in city bank s-OcLs, though they are generally !e0
az pretty firm prices. No sales were reported to-
The closer working Of money has adversely af-
fectcd railroad bonds, both III the vOlum" ot OuSi-
ness the distribution Of sales, and prlCeS or the
various descriptions The bonds as To whose tI-
turc there is no doubt Or uncertainty were on the
whole firm though those issues which have not yet
found permanent lOdgment were irregular and
tiuctuating. There was nothing special IN tO-daYs
market. Chicago and Northwest gold bonds
we're marked up to 1913, Missouri, Kansas
and Texas rsts were trmer at j7l4. and seconds at
2334. Rome, WatertOWn and OgdcnSburg hrStS Tell
from 81 to 80. Hannibal and Central Missouri hrsts
ruling at par. Denver extensions were mp To 1904,
and Kansas Pacific incomes No. 10 10 4Oli.
Central and UriOn Pacific rsts were firm at 10sl2,
and Canada Sou hern guaranteed hTsts steady At
7sl4, Elevated tirsts at 100, ana Metropohtans at
96I4. Erie thirds sold at lO33i, gold consolidated
1ss4, at SO, 1891 at o., Morris and Essex
- OF 1871 at lO6, and jersey Central con-
vertibes and consols up TO s3l2 and ~ respec-
lively. Denver and Rio Grande frsts fell to 50.
Money has been IN active demand all the week,
the market, however, being influenced by no new
or specIal considerations. On call, the rate has
been and on pledge Of mixed collateral, and 3a
> on United States bonds, time loans ranging at .
to 7. These were about the fair charges to-day.
Commercial paDer quiet, buyers holding off so
long as money ON call commands such good rates.
The quotation stands at 5lo6G The Guted States
Treasurer at Washington to-day received T31l 900
in National bank notes for redemption. Inc Gus
toms receipts were $4,000, and the internal
revenue receipts &256,OOO. The following Is tine
changes, S66. .299, ,O39; currency balances S3, 1lG,
S02.
There was further weakness in foreign exchange
early IN the week because If the high OF money
here the low rates IN London, and the resulting
supply Of loan bills K ties went as low at one time
as 81 S5l2 for sxtydays bills and - - tor demand.
The market to-day trmer but dull at the
neXed quotations;
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
# or The Week-

The market to-day was strong all around. In
Paris the per cent rentes ranged betweenl l3.J7L2
and 1895, closing at 1862 L2 against 113.Isl2 a
week ago. Sight exchange on London closed at
2J.29, the rate q week ago having been 23.20l2.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
reported
CHICAGO AND ALTON.
1878. 1879.
Third week OF March. Sll39I9 Sro.s4D Dec. $3.50
January 20 March .... 800 ~ 9UO.4Uf Inc 4O2s4
WABASH.
1879. 1879.
Third week of March . So 3g7 s7aSo3 Dec fS 523
January TO March 32s,770 s6O4ef Dec Cs,50O
The following shows the imports Of dry goods for
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29

SAINTS N THE SHIREs.-(A Lent meet.)
your -ls er Is not hunting to-day" No poor dear
sne had only sic pony ~ ride, 30 she has gone 10
Punch.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
THE IFVRICa WILL CAST.

The hearing in the Levrich will case was
resumed yesterday morning before Surrogate Calvin.
The esator mad boarded many years with Mrs Am
NJ DOmnick and by his viii divided his estate be
her and his brother. Augustus Levrch The Will is
tested by brother the ground Of undue influence
Mrs. Mary Perkins, whose examination began We'd
uesday last recalled yesterday for crosseXamna-
t0u SIC denied that Mrs. Augustus Leyrch lad ever
told ber would he provided for II the will
broken had she told her husband anything OF
KIND Mrs joanna HurIburt, sister OF tile prcced-
iEg Witness testified that she had lived IN Mrs DOnlu
Ica family while the esatOf boarding there. lie
was frequently under The influence OF liquor, and she
had never knOwn him to remain away from the
house night except occasion, and that night
lie spent ln police station. While the family lived IN
Perry 81 she had heard George Domiuck tell his
mother mat sue Ou-At 20 get herself "lXed before
Leyfcg died She had frequently heard the deceased
man and Mr.. DOm!uck quarrel TIE time allotted 20
tic hearing Of having expired before the
uF0n Of examination Of MS witness, the further
hearing was postponed until April 10.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL EXPORT ". y srooK ExcEAEGB SALES
Asreported oy Ne Gold ana stoc; Telegraph ~.
FRIDAY MARCH %. 1879.
GOVERNMENT .sTOOK DEPlRrKEyL
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
IVII TTIllTT7 TITTI =
3y3i seller 30 days.
: Ex privilege al lis.

The stock market to-day presented the same
general features that were noted for me last two
days. The determination 70 advance prices was as
apparent in the early dealings a. was the result at
the close The business for the day was the largest
during the week amounting To lo2,2oO. Nortn-
west and -. Paul stocks continued 10 be the lead-
lug Stocks but there were 10 exceptions to-day III
the general advance of prices. About htteen
minutes before the close there was some hesitation
and the market came near ending III stampede 10
sell but tins was quickly checked by liberal issue
of orders, SO that IN most instances the nnal sales
were al the best prices ot the day. The eXcep-
tiOus to this rule we're Delaware, LackaWaHua
and Western, which, after selling at 4b's closed
at 4Gl2a 1863 Central of New-J ersey, after selling
at IS, closed nc 375s Ohio and MisslsslPpi, after
selling at IL Z closed AZ II lsa 1l3s and Wabash,
after selling at 2O3s closed at 20. The movement
IN Northwest common stock was pushed with
vicor with "A resulting rise of Us per cent Oh The
DAYS operations while the preferred stock estab-
lshed AN advance of l Der cent. st. Paul com
mon stock rose 10 fol- and the preferred to s35s
Lake Shore closed az its best, us; Mlchl-
can Central at ssh. Canada Southern at
oil aud Erie at 24ls. after selling at
2JIt' The general buOyancv ext nded 10
the low-urIced stocks TO greater or less extent
Western Union, with only moderate business, ad-
vauccd to 1OJ and Pacific Mail TO 1888
The market closed strong and excited.
KASGE rHE STOCK MABEEr.
, 1879-02-22

LHhHbH I6fqFtph.
In India the 1usurte snako for exhibition ts
tho rn,ra, partly because Ut Its more striking
appearance. uls purify leeause, t!s .leally eaf.
apncags 10 ,lla uulut,ateu uuhltc tho niure won.
t!crful. Nor, lntieol. do tlle psrlsrnlats.ss Ut
tho liinduo snake-eharmer lnsc, on better 1T
allalutnnec, all their nnryc0nsncss. for colIr"Ee
ef high order, arising partly troI'l tlr cs!!!',
dauea acquired hy loug uructtcc, IL tnanIt"sel
In 8eizInE and lagglnE lilo ascall lfsla uutllat,.
~ moat easrs !he elarter t9rFs ll!s @ rstIsi'.es YES
har1r.a BY drawing ,heif pOs.'!, latlas h! LIN ~
b!ta lAs sliaku's bigh)Y tsalasu c"ndstiuu. On
.le oltur huud, 1t often Itappsas sl!t tl'e oas'
kct eontuip4 tht, ycrItahto deat tl1lealsr, md
cobra with hts fanEs undrawn Is nraTly, always
forthca.n!ng, II thy temptation ~ ,o1ey bu sutIi
rlsntly strong. nus in Els1 latuilins Of tug
crenturo wl,e. ouru exposed. there Is no hcsl-
talIau. for |lv.tatlon nsa''s aeatl,' anl ~ 'hs
exceptional kiur!. Tho colla stFikes, When II
a. rsai!y ,s MaaS up ts % ~ !s.s % .!r!Isl S
snscccssst,l.y ssl. 1cylntrc. considerable ne!iitv. "
l1u snul;cssiurnstrt, however, wien put IN
, 1879-02-22

tue Canadian Government, Mntl It IL said that
stems will aoon he takcn To mnt1lfy Tho order
prohibiting tho importation nf or carrying
through Canada American cattle, 80 ttlnt the
Canadian rf'ads will bU permitted To tukc cnttc
frnm Western points for Eastern scaports
through tic Dominion. Tic managers Of the
,lrincipal Canadian lines arc NOW in Ottawa 10
urge The mobilization ol tic Cattte Law as ID
dtcatc1 above.
The representatives of thn Northwestern,
Rock Island, Burlington. Illinois Central, ami
Eastern Ilioofs rpatls held meeting Yesterday
afternoon Mt the Office Of tho Southwestern Rail-
way Association to lJrtny about system for thr
uniform weighing Of lumber i,y thc various
rnals lcatilng west from this city. Mr., J. H.
Wl,ec1rr, Of Cnmtnfssionor Mtlglcy's Office, a
very cat'abe Cent1cman, was elected cltcf lum-
her we!..hn,astcr, anil hc wns instructed to pre-
pare plan asih submit It 10 future fncet!ng.
Mr.. t'eorao N. Pullman, President Of the Pull
mao F'oiace.Cnr Company. las no further tn
ior!nntiun regarding thu arrival nj THO vesscl
aInr!,E Aligcl IN fnIar'l, except what was r0l,-
talnGl iii yesterdays p1ttrs. Sfr. Pullman
stated to reportcs that thn necessary rapets t0
securE Angel hstl ean sent to IhI1adnl!lia scv-
erai days ngo, H,nl rs suun ns Innt'cd he will hD
taken heforc the Ct'ltl tn be turned nrer to he
rarty having tie regulation q! the Governor nf
1itfnnfs, and tnscn to thrayo. THE ttnda lint
were given IN by Angel whun unprecedented nt
1.tslJui,, amounting fsum sY50|N to $4,000
reached New York yesterday tnurnthg.
, 1879-02-22

Tho ground Of adultrry.
ITEMS.
fudge Dlot!gettfs cali to-day h from 100 to
.3l. ihc case Of Warren vs. 5totldart ts still on
ttial MD good Tor tnpfe Of hours.
The Superior Clerks office will be c!oscd 70.
.lay. and Judges Unry, Jamcsnn anh S!ooro VIII
llnld no court, 1lIr Circuit Court md Clerks
Otlltn will bu open as usual.
UNITED STATES COURTS.
Joseph T. Brown hcuan suit In covenant
vestns,aay against llanry 0rccucbaum, cla!fnlng
81, ,H00 damages.
naNKnurToy,
III tho caso nj u. W. Raymond and r. r. Oill~
inaiaul, 0tllerwtse known a. iintt1Gy Bros. IL
Co., tl.e Assignee, Il. Il. Jcuknst ntctl a report
yesterday stating tlat he llal ettd tt4c desperate
assc.a Of the t!rtn a',tl Ut ullfilgl,atn nt pub.
These assets consisted Ut n onE-cGhtt
interest In ten ncrcs Of lnntl between Forty
seventh nnl Nfty.llrst,. Wallace. anA lEalated
etrces; alsu quarter Interest In 2D0 acres Of
waists land i, slc Adirondack rcatoIf; a1so ss,NN
Vi desperate notes and accounts tluo tho t'r,n.
The rclmrt was ordered to bo approved on tic
llstinf conditions.
Discharges Iron, bunlsruptcy wcro ies!tcd to
Joseph H. Atatl,er, andrew Katz, Joseph Gibbs,
4. j. BnwYcr, .. d. 9trrpter, Nelson ". Bassett,
.1ohu II. Dayey, George l'rou0ilair, John Q. hfa-
toer, Ilauhen y. scoyillc, Frank bnodgrass,
t!corg;o T. Frys!nger, hennx j. Shepherd, Ns-
ItctlHctd,
SUPERIOR couRT IN nRrHF.
r.,.,.a v,,,,a,,,,.. :. ,,.r., .,,it yo.4,-tfo, f,r
9, lazarus Az s.VeI'n9n eegna sa.s Tsstuly % 'of
pt,nuo GHat'isL NY ~ l.. NutHnsa1 ", tuupans.
The First National! nank OIL GhtcaEo suea d.
llonrY Truman f.r S5,bVo.
rhomns u. Fuller filed bill aNainst Robert
Ellis, John Il. porrY, John II. Thorp a,ld James
w. live II, forcclusc n ,nortraru for S. UlN OIL
~, II 1,nrt: Il In .1cnnin',sf SnhlIvlsimt, III n
,."r, II Irn,,t,a 4 M"tfott7s eHttItvtsun tf liz.
IT, ~, -. ou.o. - r., r. ~ ~ ~ IL II ~ ann
.. T. " y aGtcs VI ''lc H. a VI e'o d w. u VI oee'
~, ~, ~: Tim r,L.u,
l1nhfy heflMnh1t iiieti b1ii GEa,nst Chaf!es
": Acilfflas,tl, - u. LYMAN: u. r. JcnEnss hsu
he \. T. K Of iiIu \. W. Tui Sec. Ks. ID, r..
ahd part o1 Liz o. H. II u thc aaf"a scet'oH'
clEcuiT counT.
WV. Wipkhan, hrent s,,}t for sG.}fp) ngainst
william f,"rr,ricv MI 4 " Wh,iaInr ''A'""$
"i'.!a!. iLoi a, Icy ,.', ".s' a. = ~. . ,,
Anl,,e Jnnseh euin1Aeueeu aH't :, nEalnst @ uun-
laci IhotDJotnson to reyovcr slo,ooo damages
to her happiness Ailti futnre prospects. rauBtl
ly tile defendants refusal to keep hts promise
of marrying her.
Charles Wijin,ns began suit for s5. 600 ttun1-
nges uraiust William Kurzniau