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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04
RIVER INTELLIGENCE
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.

Friar's Point, C5Ghoma.".-....-.......5 pm
0sce0la, 0sceolR Belle. ...-..,...,...o. .-,...6 pm
ARRIVED,
Steamer Osceola Belle, 0scooIa.
" Coahoma, Friar's Point,
Josie Harry, White river.
Jas. ID. Parker, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Geo. W. Cheek, Friar's Point.
City of Helena, ST. Louis.
Tidal Wave, 81. Francis river.
IN PORT.
James d. Parker, Josie Harry, 0sceola
Belle, Coahoma, Marlin Speed.
CONDITION OF THE RIVERS.
The river here declined 81 inches in
the past "A hours ending at noon and
now stands "a feet 81 inches above
low water mark. AT Cairo it declined
| inch, with 81 feet 7 inches on the
gauge at St. Louis it rose 10 inches,
with II feet 3 inches on the gauge at
Pittsburg the decline was II inches,
with s feet 7 inches on the gauge at
Cincinnati l6 inches, with 36 feet 6
inches on the gauge; at Louisville s
inches, with Is feet 4 inches on the
gauge; at Evansville it is falling, with
30 feet on the gauge. Cumberland
river rose 4 inches at Nashville, with
IL feet 4 inches or the gauge. Ar
kansas river is rising slowly at Little
Rock, with 3 feet 8 inches on the
gauge. White river is receding
slowly with q good stage of water
from Ja~cksonport to the mouth.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Quiet on the levee.
Weather just lovely.
Light squirt in Arkansas river,
River business continues to be de-
pressed.
Vermont was treated 70 6 thrse-foot
fall of snow yesterday.
The Andy Baum, bound for Mem
phis, passed Louisville yesterday,
The James Howard, from St. Louis,
arrived at New Orleans yesterday.
The Thomas Sherlock left Cinein.
natl last evening for New Orleans.
The Paris 9. Brown left New Or.
leans last evening for Cincinnati.
The Golden Rule will be up Satur.
day for Cincinnati.
The Appeal is again indorsed-thi.
time by the fresh water element.
The City Of Helena added 800 bales
cotton for st, Louis,
The veteran Captain GEORGE Ebert
is quite III at Pittsburg.
The Belle Of Shreveport leaves st.
Louis tomorrow for New Orleans.
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PUBLICATION
Vac DOgherrY Rnnch.

A Story Of Seven Merry Children, who faced
me world for themselves, but always hanging
IN bunch" BY MARY HARrwgLL CATaER,
ROoD. Protusely illustrated by MARY A. LATE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04
nv, ApriII2, So
Attachment Notice

HuNKs & PnsrnN. A W. pr N"' At
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-05
ssMs-aMmusi &E?aaT OF the GG1m !
kGQ!T0Y.
Office OF EouNrT ArDif0G,
0aNesy COUNTr NEVADA, july l, 1879

To ti,5 Hon the Board Of County Commissioners Orsbs
COuutt S:2te OF Re, ada:
The County Auditor respectfully subtnits the io1"in
rrIn,t Of the fiscal Affairs Of the said county for the SIX
lnths ending June 30td, 1879.
Balance t.l hand at close OF business DeoeEber
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-05
. Z RAT.

|gyBE ANCRI A. l. UNpRV-raND A.
jacent dwelling house will be rented reasonable
The property is situated in the southwest portion
If Carson, and vel! supplied with water fro springs
she premises Apply at the premises for further nforna
ton ies5-tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-05

The BEST Spring Medicine and
Beautifer Of the Complexion in Use
Cures Pimpies, Bulls, Bitches, lieu
ral3ia. ScrolUla. Govt, Rheumatic
and Nercurial Pains, and all Dis
eases arising franz a Disordered state
OF the Blood OF Liver.
SOLD By AL DRUGGISTS,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-05

3 STATES for the District Of Nevada In the matter
Of John 3 Ullr1ck bankrupt, in hankruD.cy-
hereby given that John ). Uc OF Carson CITY, in said
District heretofore duly adudged bankrupt according to
law, has filed in this Court petn praying for dis
Chage from all his debts and other claims provabe under
the Revised Statutes Of the United States and that TT S
DAY, The 10Th day of JULY, 1879 10 O'clock A. NJ and
the courtroom of said COURT in Carson City have been
appointed the time and place for hearing the same
when aud where aly person interested appear and
show any there be, why the said notiion should
not BE- granted I. J. EDWARDS Clerk
Clr5OG city July /, 1870. jy2l9s
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-05
- E. - P z NJ M ~ Y.
No. ii x earney Street. San Francisco.
4 diseases
YOyTNE MEN

Who oe suffering from the effects Of youthful foihss
ndsCretiOnS will DO well to avail themselves Of this the
greatest boon laid the feet of suffering humanity
DR.. SFINNEl will guarantee to forfeit five hundred dol
lars for Of weakness private disease of
kind character which he undertakes and fails to
MIDDLE AGED MEN.
There many at the are OF thirty sixty whs
troubled with too frequent evacuation OF the bladder
often accompanied by a sght smarng burning
ton and weakening of the system in manner the
tient cannot account On examining the urinary de
posts ropy sediment will often be found and sometimes
small particles Of ahumen will appear the color will be
OF thin milksh hue again changing dark and tor
pid appearance There are many men who die of this
difficulty ignorant OF the which is the second stage
of seminal weakness. Dr. S. will guarantee perfect
all such and healthy restoration of the gentle
urinary organs.
A. Nj. Consultation free. Thorough examination and ad
vice 81.
Call or address DR.. SPIN<EY & co,
ap20m ARLINGTON House. Carson, New.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-05


tt1n .................. slai7 50
From General Fund to County TT, : >l!ary
Fund ........................ 2o7 81
Fund 49,. .........,.....<|....~.... 763 81
From County Building Repair Fund to General
Fund 90. Observation-Disclosures. 200 90
From General Fund Failoard Fund ....... 1900 90
REHABILITATION.
Balance hand January l. 1879 81 004 81
Receipts for months ending June So 1879. Is 209 90
$35 PA 80
Disbursements months ending So 1879. 80 O6
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&Eks!- &MaU&L AE9cHf s:fT.E c~UsiY
TREasyRGg.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TaEAsrTzR,


10 tie Hon the Board Of County Commissioners OF OrIry
county, Nevada
GtnticiIon: have The honor to herewith submit ray
repor! o tc rccsips and Disbursements with ucn other
mo'malo" may be necessary for Il full and complete
understanding Of the "t1nS i this epartmelt for
The SIX months ending June 80, 1879
STtIErENT,
Showing balance hand anury l. 1870, and apportion
Diellt nj I've Samo 10 the diifercuG funde:
l.a-l L ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-21
TIE PROPOSAL WORLVS FAIR.

SUGGESTIONS FOR THE ANNIVERSARY or YORK
TOwN-THE Duly OF CONGRESS.
To ne Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: l am reminded that one year ago to-
DAY n meeting held in tie Fifth Avenue Botel IN
your riiy-in response a call sgned by many Of your
prominent ciizenso confer to the advisabiiy
OF holding the City Of New-YoTk In 1859 a Worlds
Fair celebration OF the Tooth anniversary of the
sugu alton Of George Washington The fret President
elected iii that office by tie people Of The United
States. through which contamination the States were
united under the Constitution and unit took their
place m the family OF nations.
The people OF an governments and nations VIII doubt
lees therefore. TAIL 10 feel interest and cordially
take psr the centennial anniversary Of event
cons picuously part Of the worlds history.
Ia having the call signed for that meeting. did
forget The profound respect that had been recently paid
20 the memories OF the authors o. independence
which Was manifested through the exhibit made by
Industrious prosperous and happy people IN 1876 And
DO place could have been selected appropriate
the origin passage and PRONUNCIATION Of declaration OF
Independence. for the celebration OF 10Oth ami
yersary than the CITY OF Philadelphia.
1t was participate in by nations OF the earth on
historic ground, the beari Of the largest
ing city The continent ana IN full harmony with the
civic powers and with those engaged the Industrial
pursuits OF our country.
yorktown II inseparably associated with the naval
and military history our country. There OF the 10Th
day Of October ISL the Act 81 July a. 1916 was rat-
fled and affirmed by the sword-the last known
70 men and nations. No place can br found 30 we'll
adapted for combined grand naval and military dis
play as Yorktown. There you stand. ul'On historic
ground al elevation % from so 20 100 feet above
ude-wateT. with a level plain Of several hundred
one side aud a bay ON the other. which NAV float
III tU view the feels Of the world The season the
year and the accessibility 81 the place, Will the adyan-
tsges possessed by IT for view OF grand naval AMI
military display should make H. IN connection VITA The
dignity OF The events L. De concentrated Tie most
imposing event that has been held IN the United
kIates. Yorktown is accessible from all part.
The globe. aud Ou1rR the month OF October
The climate IL most charming. The esIebraton should
&c made worthy OF the memorss az the anirArs and sol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-21
CALENDARS rms DAY

SUPREME COURT commissioners J-Court opens 40
lO:sn a. ~. Gale n'ar called NJ ii o. l. 81, 49, IS.
D. - 81 H. 80 1872 no. l72 176 49, 49, 190 1893 1884,
ls5. so. 200. 202. &s3.
GiSrr,l 1Fl,-Davi.. p I. Brady ingalls,. IL
Adjourned until December 10.
ssclAL !seM-yan BruEi, Court opens at 1890 a.
Law and FsCi.-N0s. l1a, Isl 30 SO. III, lss.
ClRcUu-PART I-AdIouIDea sine le
Part lI-Barrctt. } court opens az 1890 a. m-short
9SJi igeG si6S 26S2 Sios i2s9 zoos 9ss ,q0s -O''
PART III-Nnn NorsL J-Court OPENS al 1890 q. M
Nos l23t 1905, 1856, 1857. 1900 1873, 1854 2233
1871, I$e g5s y ia S ~ l Az 1877 l 22ec 1882
Monday of December.
Calendar called at IL m.-Case 4O-Thornton al
Crowley No day calen AT.
TRIAL TERS-PAKr i-Sneir J.-Court opens at II
Short Cau-es.-Nes ISL $685. 1890. 97l 81. 1898
colAoN PLEAs-GESERAL TEsM-AdIourned until the first
MONDAY OF December.
SPECIAL IERM-Larremore. j. Court opens IL g. NJ
No. II.
TaIAL TERM-PART T-Beach J.-Court opens at IL q M.
One Hour causes ll+i 235b. 1852, 1882, 2l07. 93
PAfT II Adjourned for the term.
MARINE Court TRIAL rERN-PART I-McAcam. J.-conrt
opens AZ 10 m.-shOrt Nos 1892 1889 1929. $685.
ssio $685. sisi S77s S7si ssiS SssS $3.50 sas7 90"
PANT ii5s1ea Court opens a. 10 = m@shoGt canse.
1896. $751; $500. 1919 3s6s. S4S1.
Causes.Nos S64l 1888. 800 1896 sos 1881 3i26 5O
S75o. 1892, 1881. 31i6. S69l. s501, 1881.
Oscar IiOl'on. rape samuel Ken etly burglary samuel
Ficsch john Long grand larceny Henry Mertenback lar
ceny from the person John Mcdonald William lan. John
McGeafy. grand larceny Louis Reich. forgery.
PART If-COwinR. THE People sgL Edward Clark
Thomas Tlbbs, grand larceny william Dunn larceny from
The person julia stocking John stocking. grand larceny
c. Gfaner grand larceny James Ksfgan larceny from the
person James U BrleD. pett larceny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-21

glitter with ir!desceut beads matching "a in the
s'ylr of welry tie dragonies ana oulei ne1 man
hfir or fue gorgeous parrots IN the bonhcts All and
nor az iraocts are inflated metals ana se'e
,,or. - reud rts earrings ana pins. ana hrg 30
M he IN spe les for tue necoIhll" o
lroe TIrse Ipcusis and ng0n-nics ngure eAleusNI
an,,n,, fnese ornaments Many Of these hie III " ht
state fastened % spiral gold wires.
Gradually old fashions are being revived III n""5
ways Among rho most conspicuous nre dark or p'"eA
bouncis trimmed with white or gay-coored rlDoons'
or feathers II r. again contrasts arc Violent great
l OF r gold SATIN - used for lining bOnnets regard
less Of their color: again. rOSe-cooP lines garnet ana
lue lines olive. Sometimes the crown matches the
lining and the feathers totally different from eliEer
Flowers are used only evening b0unets ana for even
ing dresscs-and tnrse longer the exquisite
cxocs of the conservatory but flowers that bloom Ia
the fields. by hedges streams. and III Oid9shioncu
gardens, pnks and arkspur, taggedroDlns, daisies
maugods and buttercups, ana great oieamy anu
damask roses. hop blossoms and cOwslips.
An innovation in underwear IL seen In rne pink anu
blue flannel. beautifully embroidered Ia flowers with
white floss other costly underwear comes In SILK
In such coOre red blue. rOsccOOr and olive-green
white skirts are no longer IN the street. Back
satln japanese bue scarlet or olyesreen satn anu
flannel take their place.
The Gorham Company. C. G.. Gunher'' Sons. James
McCreery Co., AraOld d Constable. Stern ir1thefs
and A. L. Stewart Co. VIII please accept thahs iVr At
tention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-21

diers who sacrificed and endured that We shond i've
and prosper Now follows the centennial anniversary
of the Inauguration of President Washington un"v
Constitution framed 20 preserve ana pcrpc'nh'c 'o
rights asserted In the Declaration oil lhdepehneuVS ,
affirmed nj Yorktown. Aud where would ne iouuu GU.
sde of the CITY OF New-YOrk city 40 wen nunpeu w.,
celebrating the centennial anniversary OF such ~ %
pOTtant EVENT. TIE people OF tneWuriu WI" lul ~
tons with through their Governments anu Ous Sa
not hut be interested In event thht Is now
rs being Of so much importance IN progressive
ton. All nations and governments ana ,huss rclIesv
mg or holding authority under States shoulu WI 40
to make the New-York Worlds Fair the kthhsb NJ
most impOSug thaf has ever been held inihtuMn !
hut an advance that direction nn" wiz 49,, i'i,,
monies of LAYING tie cornerstone OF the great nuhN
of the Ncw-York Far VIII contribute 10 occu'N .no
time and minds of the people unti t.e opin -, ,nss
second great International ENulntlon mn" III ~
country Congress should properly conSluer 'ne 80 ,
bratioI Of these great events as in the 49,,
and should treaI them with that lberahy worthy oi
Government holding the position OF tue uhl'c" SINUS
among the Governments of the earth ,..- ~,
sec nv the report OF the secretary anu ir'NStVI
The Centennial Board Of Finance of the tNhlpluon "i
e6 that the Treasurer Of the Uuited states received
$500 600 for duties coccted on GOODS sofa on the hNn
mtlon grounds a one. and ON orders nom Sdhpcs VI
goods exhibited IL OOO0 900; IN presents from iclsn
Governments which PARTICIPATED. Slao'OuV mtai"s
Total of - Notwithstanding ms. me uehcl "
lie Individual stockholders in this exhibition WIS We
per same repOr $l.6JO,OO0. Should roNcrir'iivna,
look upon exhbiuous such great National bcueht u
International character and importance as ucIc sPoS
lations Congress should not only mokc g"n .nis
6ci: 10 the stockholders of the Puadclphia Exp s9n
AT the earliest opportunity but should Itspon1 49, ~
&C The proper time 20 the prospective h'tu "a ,,ti al
appropriately celebrate the anniversary OF tr a. Tho
Yorktown iuiSsf Dy military display Us VIZ Sv of
49, w M '""'"' ' j. T.. PEr1oN'
BoaJoo feld n 7 Oct 30. 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-21
DECISlONS-Noy. 90.

SaBrepe foHtf-( hammers BY Judge Donohue.-
Bruf agt the security Insurance Conpsn, Granted
provide for matter that arc not mentioned ~ te
stafford ag Foot same at saB'lfased Bernard agt.
H. Inc c.rss can lie frlee bernard agi Baain-sioton 10
hs should De presented M the special Term Hl
ue5barr j. 10 a:idavi SHOW the ya.ueo no
prcierty. Rdgowoo1 Insurance Company agt Verp anck.
Motion granted and Jane, j. Nels osl, aproin' ea
csger GarlneI agi Hunt A0ton grant -, nelnofn IN
Feuerbach htri ct a. ny OF the defend.
have appeared they saond ue mt ed 81 I'M. motion
rcrney ag Tierncy -hoiou 10 confirm ~
pyu al the referee Is granted ia he matter oi ghy" Th
he meter Of the kighy-!Ourih street PRESBYTERIAN
Church MOTION Traied y.,3ti as.essla m Enseilng
ait. Hnrelugl wali proof 81 tnc ser re OF tht nm 0As
IN this Little agt The w-Hok Lake iie nj West
X eyi will erant this mot on OF condition thai M costs
hv1 tweTt days from date & mase oase which 10 10
prepared nd sers Ell as provide By the rules Of tue ourt
mcnt In Ge reached tIs result ae cons desane hesa'
fn ~ tne excuse offered for not rvng the ease IN ume
, fy .. , VIE ,f ze,n1 r. u@ ~ All scianck Order:
ast 0dcll -Gfanrsd
SPIRAL lersIy judge Van xorst.-treute ct al. agt.
81 siFInnng signed Masher etc. ag Goodyear. etc.
By Infse Van Bruntsvester etc, agt Locknan and
Oiucr Nos ] and I.-firant-.
Ins agt Cassina IT, assignment Of TUpham In
slfneut Of Aundon In accJanngOI HaItVlS-Apli-
Murine Court hambers-Bv Judge Slnnott.-
Hawk agt. tiodng-.--r- nemoraudum Conn agt. Cohn.
towen at Wic.iSorers -iqnei Fischer agi DaStzscher
Aluton without casts. banker sgt Boand Motion
cGssy~XtJa .hmcnt discharged gasse agt. Gay
granted odr Of NoyenDer = S's dismissed Muller agt
quest Op ned Kress agt. Installation granted without
~ Judge Goepp-coogan ag;. McArde settled AID
died.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-21
RESPONSIBILITY OF TRUSTEES.

William ID. Mangam. grain merchant who
died on April g. 1868 lett valued at 5000 900
He lived in Clnton-aye, Brooklyn. His properly was
devised as trust estate 10 his children On OF his
trusts was establish the Baptist Chapel in Clinton
ave-, which afterward became the Centennial Baptist
Church. This set aside by the Supreme Court
on account Irregularities In the matter OF The ac-
counting OF executors and trustees. Surrogate Daley
filed an opinion yesterday. The Corn Exchange Mill
WAS sold In 1868 10 OF the executors Syyes-
T. Manga. by an agreement VII the executors, for
100000 The contract assigned AT once by the
purchaser father The Surrogate holds that this
unauthorized by the VIII. aud violation OF the
well settled principle law that Trustees shall neither
directly indirectly purchase the estate which
hold In trust The purchaser became insovent and tIe
property iyed back, TIE Surrogate decides that
the trustees should be ned responsible
for S6O5s To- unpaid interest and balance due
connection with this transaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-21
CIVIL NOTES.

Mrs Maria L. Hubbard, whose death In
June. 1873 at Grayesend, /. L. caused by drinking
poisoned beer left Will made In 1863 when her
Maria L. Powell. The probate of the will con
tested ground that II the last will OF the
deceased woDan Surrogate Daley decided yesterday
that tins Will revoked by t0e testator who.
quent execution. made another will leaving her
property 10 her niece.
Officer Lowery, of the Washington Street
Police. Brooklyn at2 yesterday arrested negro In
MontGguest.. who carry roll Of Brussels car
pet. The man gave mis- name as Edward Johnson OF
No IL Lawrence-st, but he Identified Edward
Jones, who was recently employed a the
Mansion House Hcks-St He discharged wv
weeks ago In his possession found sixteen pawn
tickets for articles OF owclry and clothing II
pected that ne has been guilty OF several rODberes which
occurred III the hotel while lie emplOye there.
Justice Walsh rcmanded nnn for examination.
Mrs. Margaret Henken sued her husband,
Carston H. Henken, in the Supreme Court Special Tern
for partial divorce on the ground OF cruelty. and the
first hearing had before Judge Van Brnnt yosier-
day The plaintiff. handsome young woman. testified
In her behalf that married TO her husband
In 1879. she lOuEd that he diss,pated. aud when
drunk lie would rikc her violently and of nsiVc
language 10 her. Finally she LETT him and bae to
her fthrrs home He promised to reform. and CON
scented again 10 live with him bat lac beaan again
to treat cruelty ANA she Obliged 10 begin Tic
divorce Proceedings. The testimony the reference
has not Deru prceIted bat the defendants answer de-
mes ihc charges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-21
sGus1ED WITH THE cUYARD LINE.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: | am pleased to see that you are call
ing the attention of the travelling public TO the dscom-
forts and bad management OF the Cunard Line recOg-
nize In correspondent r. d." fell0w-passenger
on the Parthis and can corroborate his statement
TO the breach Of faith the part OF the company toward
those of nv fellowpassengers who had engaged
passages to Boston on the Parthia September H.
have travelled several times by this line and been
amused at the presidency with which the employees Of
the line inform You that the Cunard Line lost
passenger yet find 1t to ne pretty universal belief
among those competent 10 judge that the majority u
the Transatlantic lines safe and far more
Portable nan the Cuuard Line, and that the passenge
are treated with the consideration which la lies and
gentlemen merit. IL Is claimed that the discipline Of
the Cunard crews Is superior that crews Of
other steamship lines because they enlist their per-
manently On the contrary. they scharge
at the end of each voyage aud enlist for tho
next passage have found that cannot place any
confidence IN the statements OF the COMPANY have
several times been canscd much dlsc0m orr by their
failure tn Keep their word, and. but that was COM
PEELED TO do So never should have their line
a second time. a. r. NJ
Annapolis Nd, Oct. Is. 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-21

Samuel Abraham, aud Falk Abraham, broth
ere, weie brought up remnud before Justice Morgan
yesterday. az the lombs Police Court, for
having IN thcir possession, November Is, IN room
Gu The hud nJUr at NJ. 1873 Delaney St. thirty-cight
pieces Of back cOih valued $1,000, the proceeds OF
burglary on tie store OF kaufman Woi ut No al Lis
lennrdst. the night OF November T. The goods nnye
been identified by Mr.. WUlf The accused men were
committed FOR examination.
John Sheridan. the liquor-dea who was
convicted on ocober 20 of receiving stolen property
was again arraigned yesterday chnl
ing him with receiving other stolen goods and wi Ii
having committed burglary. W. Is. Cochran counsel
Tor the prisoner, nterpused special plea that the
offences for which he IL indicted are the same IA
the offences of which he recently convicted. Jury
emphnelied 10 the issue. ana found the plea
not true" Monday next fixed day OF trial.
William Davis and Mary Hopper entered
the store OF Edward N0llain Co.. No. u Mercerst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-21
rNIrED sTATEs sUPREME corRr

WAsHlNGTON, Nov. 2O.-.ihe following bust
ncHs was transacted IL the sugre.e Court OF TIE chi "a
states to-day:
ON W. II. Trescoti. 81. Pafke Branham u OK
fOl Aiss admitted 10 practice, No ff-
william O. fanges mbroeatod for tn ~aiow wrcrs.
iug and lfansporfaiOn tomp1ny appellant age
81 % mo.
OF Fillmore Beal IN behalf Oi coun .el. reversed
and dismissed per stipulation Lle. No i.I79alfsfa
POl,. pann IN sfI0T agL ADner SaeActf AZ ~ b.
Usfr 81 turd states t4c N1Ifrn D.iu.t
of Misss1pDL-on motion ~ H. =. Bfnham Doe so ana
disA.s,.a Nti cosis so T6-Neai Dow, paDan 81 Or
Bralth johnson 70 the fffcllt Cont ~
Tn -tat5 Tor fhc lrIci 81 MaincArgne ~ Ass. sls
Attorney General smith ald Attrn.Y-,itnefai JeFe r.
for plaintiff ~ error. and BY 4. J. DnraIt for de-
PENDANT IN 40. 80 in place Of 59iLe nusbn
Company agt tho cts n iiiirLuIg ,fror q tie
suprmo court OF fennsy ivana ARGUED ~ Charles - iay
for tlantf 'rror and submitted bf George ~hls ~ de-
fenaan in error No. ~ Nicholas MGfquesc. palnnn
error MT John - Frsbie sii 20 the supreme
~ California argument Commenced b. r. 4. .rTick
for piant.f IN
Adjourned until Tomorrow at II O'Clock