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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-02-22
SERMONS IN SONG.

Philip Phillips, the sweet singer from
New York. VIII" has devoted his IIir t."
singing moral and religions songs. vi. TED
Eikrun and gave one of his musical enter
talnmsut> at the VI. Church. on Tues
day evening. The audience, though not
large. WAS highly appreciative and inr,l
iecrual one and listened with marked A.
tcuiiuu to the rendition Of the gems -
sacred song that the vocalist generally PIE
faced by short introduction descriptive 81
the Oriental customs that served 10 illu,
iratc them. Mr. Phillips - a great tray
elrr, and has visited a lmus, all parts of the
civilized world. and when he amounted tie
first piece. e The Grand Old Story" aud
infur m-d his audience that the scene wa
laid IN the Garden OF G;rtlI~r name. amid
the olive trees, who's" gnatrd ard knurtsd
old forms are yet 10 be seen ga the summit
of the Mount IT Olives, they were prepared
to understand aui appreciate the ,entIm-ur
that ran through the whole poem, which
was enumerated III such clear aud di>tIrfri
tones that every word could be heard
Hauy yoCalgstS, even when they sing a.
their mother tongue, fail 1" make then
audience understand word they say. az
perhaps we should say sing. This i no;
tn, case with Mr.. p. He sings that pc =
pie may hear. and hearing may under
stand. and profit with all.
The next piece on the evenings pro
grammr was emitted song of salvation.
aud was prciaccd by the distinguished
vocalist telling his audi,E nee that the mar
usis and customs that yet prevail in The
Oriental countries are highly illustrative 81
many passages IN the Bible. Custom makrs
II necessary Tor every passenger along the
streets al the cities and villages of P,ic>
tIno to carry a light of some kirEi with
INN after nIsuiiall. He +, markell that The
>."cc te had visited lhuse countries. ana
that lac had frequently srrn fool passengers
with the foot lamps attached Ia their feet
,hus illustrating that passage of holy WIZ,
light unto my path
/ The next piece was 4" The Power ri
| Truth IL was descriptive Of the expert
'"|' - ''"9 ''' IVAN vi .
Steamer that Piled between the Old and
/ New Worlds \ few hours ont of port he
u,s ,t,.,.,r..,..J IN Ella, Lold hv ,h,. mat.
,,,
W." wv, ~ .se' "t'i' va &c n an" ~ =
e"" :" "H"E nun u "e va" '"' zen ~
h"'' pi"ce' MIN on 'ptt" the 81 p-th" 'ti
. Hnt'i"''N i>>e' lhE an tue WINE tHat ne
h"" ne'h &c" 'h'tr ny "'S i"'Hei' ""'SH
ia" 'h"'" "'h MOI "e'leNc. men ''o"n' ~
/ ne run up !" IA" sai"-aiih tue iad irGue>'
"a ale" moments 10 pray. ~hlch hr asa
with :" much nncti"n as 1" effect the rector
nation pi the mate
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-02-22

RARE QuAnKUrEp sumo Of our
readers may remember notice ia Tie
Wig. last December, Of a white weasle
that was shot ia Elk Neck. on the shore oil
the North East river, few miles below
the town % North East. MesSrs. Angus
tus Y. Oldham aud Thomas Devlnc. the
gentitmrn who captured the varmint. gave
It tn y. W. Mitchell of Elkinu. who sent
it 10 a taxIdermist III Philadelphia. who
skinned and stuffed 1t and mounted II
nicely inside uf glass case. IL may he
seen by those wh" al. fond of investigating
subjects aPperihInIng To natural history,
III Ants drug store, whore It is on cxhIhi
iinn.
This rare stranger, though much like a
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ORDER NIsi..
HANSON II HAMS
-
I-;!IN BARNES AND WIFE.

nRDERED. This L. day nf February,
~ \ u. : .. thU tu~ ~,l" sHN .r rep u ~
Hta-.u u Nuur-. N.rr-..-r. .t t,r a.srrs ta4 real
'>t't- { john Bar sat Il,.- Es.--. Hr. VII to
RATTLE! sH C. ghrtu'7i Euln-s r. ii.- trtrs
ihrg-1t a. ~hrWH heir. i.- i'Jh H.t..F ANIL
next vu'Hl"t copy "i thu. Order .Hue
I."asV'ist printed - T-cIl f1r ,n-
IN nth iriarr The :" d ,!as q N.fst H-At
The R~ert -I,tr- Ihr # ,,l-- o., >: CO.
\ " MICH al. tIrrS
Irr.r turN . J-si. MITCHELL
F-i, r.. iN-y-'m ,rf-rk
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GA tie ISL Of March the " Imin .ion Con-
terrGcr NIii convene at New Ca>il.. Tn
probability lis Iha, lts session will occupy =.
.,vt iud uf about six days To- the work
hat Is IT, bs presented rnur. than ordinary
interest Is attached Already the charges
that are Ia be made AIMING the ministry
have been anticipated and may be found ia
the following:
Rev u. Caldwell is t. Ia Presiding
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ORDER NfSi.
PHILIP + WEST

WILLIAM T wE>T AND OTHERS
In tie Circuit Court lot C-cri county: Ia C.laat,
y
nRDERED. This 2S,h day Of January,
~ s." th'i ft.- -s. 'u,4~ .. .a,ti.. tv EI-rry
a. F-y .rs- I.u-'re :rr 10 sir - ilr- l.I .;t'.
nd ri.. ~ r..r.si =. 81 t.-- .t-.,- .ttf,i.a
cau-s - rAIi- All ,'.it-a.-.! rf.-- sau-.. t. Size
'"uir'r' 'Hrr#i '- shown - i- ir fl- I;A l.N
NITif "Ns pTp'ai"N - e 'is- nIa-r b ted
IN come r"N-. T-Ift-i "a teyg -u-jE Hr-- 4
49, f'r "G- ''ga tttFr :tt ~ - Ma. next.
Tia Rps; s'.;- TIA ..i~- t. : gug 90
" Mitchell CicIk
Tue cop. tssi. \. " HitcIEI.I.
frt ! Ia.
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NOTICE TO COLLECTORS.

NE Collectors IN the several districts
4 -" lag - g. ua-I 10 max t.',g retusr 81 sew
49," -'iruf 90 TIM year 49, aa ,f5s- 't 10 lay
e Mar .--t p-i g. tnak" 4 al tu..,f.-,!-s
'r To" VI l,sN "a or teton lie 18th l., 60. rgulry
-. VIZ; IL l,.....I- l.r ..tAFn.u. I'M.
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NOTICES., dc.
Notice to StockhoidCrs.

I'ltE Annual Meeting of tho Stock hold
L - 81 Ia" t''LI IHIA ahi PbRr DEPOSIT Rail
Il 'Ab tbhPANh NEI o. t.iG 20 tl.r OLE 81 the
t'tElaus W -ss >au'h Taarin .'r.-. Ihia,
Pa IN "trS'-t'I f"tr:arr i'th 49,. ct ~ prlu,k
" H. o. .. e. fE.'ii"ut a#l pir'rto ZANE day
aIll ulsy-. -- MCCLURE
Pat - Secretary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-02-22
Lines ON thr Death Of Ella May Sullivan.

All Is dark within our dwelling.
Lonely are ,ur ietrts to-day,
For the one We lowed =" dearly,
Has forever pa Sed AWAY
She l. gone. hut not forgotten,
Like the little flowers that iade;
Guur ~ blossom Ia hr gariru-
God has blessed little Ella May.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-02-22
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

IT, S'Ea, ali:.,i-,ioa-rs + C.e.l county viii meet
Al th-lf ono" Ekan inr the Transaction e current
School rg-Irr>s. on II. SECOND Tt fSbAY 81 each
~! every month JuHN SQUIYK
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-02-22

~ Choics Rol,:td Rio Cofte II ctHs
per pound. GREEN Coffee ~ cents PER PoUHd.
GLASS FkoST.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-02-22

sS- Phillips y sens and other neii-k norm
makes IF Lidtc.' >h0os. Spring agic' at L.s
GLASS FRONT
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-02-22

- Solid leather Shoot Shoes Ter 'ngs
and girls AZ tie GLASS FRONT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-02-22

IL An old Baltimore negro who had
eInIgrated 1" Liberia years ago, ordered
qrauIIy nG Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup a short
ttmr ago, StatIng that although Coughs
aud Colds were nnt frequent III Africa lac
would not like TO be without 1t III his family.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-02-22
4 Deserved Compliment.

The friends of Mr.. + Brown who was
last week unexpectedly removed from his
position as agent of the Adams EXPIRES
Co, III this town, circulated, IN Saturday.
the following petition, which having BEEN
signed us below, was forwarded to the
Superinte ndcnt i'll Philadc phia. Such
petition is "A compliment to any geutlemau.-
to say nothing OF private Letters addressed
IN his behalf:
ELKroN. Md. February Is 1879
J. H. RIGNEY. ESQ: asst Stpt. -ifdEs
Express To-, Philadelphia The undersIgu
rd, cuizrus aud business men of Elkton.
have learned with regret that Mr.. Edmund
Brown, the local agent 1T Elkton. has been
removed from his position without notice.
and So tar aS we are informed without any
distinct charge of unfaIthiulucss or neglect
of duty on his part Mr. Brown has here
tuforr gwen tutIie satisfaction Ia the people
of Elkt.n aud vicinity. having business
with the office. Icy has nblsiuC and promp,
attention u tie duties OF the agency and
We earnestly hope and request that he may
he reInstatcd. The removal of the Office
from the central part Of + kiun. where Mr.
Brown had II to the railroad depot is an
inconvenience to parties having business
with the riiice, especially the ladies'.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-02-22

ABOUT CoIps The lat. Charles sum
ncr Was a member nj a consumptiye FANNY :
all "f hIs brothers aud sisters but one.
were attacked by 1t rs they reached man
hood and womauhuod. The dis, a>e began
II develop itself IN Mr. Summer very early
in his public career. lie WAS advised Nv his
physician in Boston Ia dress warmly, pro
tsci hIs feet and body. and i've IN the uI.eu
ali, saving wood. aud engage as far as
possible IN manual labor; leading, in shout.
the life = laborIug man would lead out
doors. and LppleHen'iug ihls regimen by
sanitary precautions in Temperature, diet
and personal habits when no longer III III.
open air. In cOnciuSIou, we will add for
the benefit of that class Of the community,
who, as, we have said. delight in remedies
and despIse prrciut I0Ir,, the recipe for a
cold given by General George Washington
t" an old lady IN Newport when a very
fathers h"use-the old Vernon Mansion
AMI Is she sent early To bed with a
bad cold. he remarked Ia Mrs. Vernon:
My own remedy, my dear madam, i, al
hot roasted unIen If | have a cold '-Er.
TIE GuUNG PEoriE's ASSOCIATION he Id
the usual monthly meeting. on FRIDAY
evening, the 18th inst. The attendance
was larger than usual and the proceedings
nf interest. After the rendition of a pleas
ing chorus. followed by a scrIpturai read
lng 10y the Rev. i. =. Ridgway. Wm !.
Ion-s. Esq the President of the Associa
tIou introduced the cssayI.t of the even.
inc, the Rev. !. II Williams, President of
the Wesleyan Female College, at Whining.
ton, his subject being Student Life in
Germany. While we think that Mr.. vii
liams paper. which he read very distinctly
/ aud pleasantly. would have been more en-
. PERTAINING had it given his hearers more
/ insight into the Social aud individual char
/ acter Of the German student a. seen al
/ their grand old universities, yet it WAS a
well prepared aud Instructive lecture upon
the character and civil organization ni
those remarkable aud world renowned IN
situations nf learning. la opening his al
dress, Mr.. " illiams recalled very pleasant '
. his persona! recollection of prominent
citizen of this tonn, Mr. CresweIl, both al
whom are graduates of Dickinson College
The latter having been present at the grad
uajInn of the former. and having crngraiu
lated him warmly upon that occasion. Mr
Williams, after leaving Carlisle. through
the afleclionatc offices OF his mother. 4
whom lie very fe.lngly referred, com
pleted his education abroad, having at
tended at least two German universities
Berlin aud Bonn. His university cuurS,
abroad. which. earlier III his Iif. lac hat
Induiged 4 dream, was evideutl. a crate
ful realization, and his personal exprr
FENCES betrayed a high appreciation of ia,
incompatible educational advantages af
i,'rd"d 10y the German universities. Per
>nnally, Nr. Williams made a very favora
ble impression At + kiun. and VT hope thu.
ms educational labnrs at " Iiminrtun ma
prove a gratifying success. aud that "
may have the pleasure of hearing him
again here.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-02-22

weaslc, - rot weasIe, bat ala cTmiue. Ii
Is If snowy Wilderness. excep' a small spot
on the TOT, # rs head. which - oi a iawu
color, and the tip Of IT'S tai, which is jet
black. aud contrasts strongly with The bril-
liant whi;,ueSs of the uther part Of lis
coat. \ pecuiiIIIIy OF thus animal is that
It changes the color of its coat. Which in
Summer - ri slightly so;Ici or fawn
color. hu. bI,omss ThIic rs the driven
snow IN " inter The color oi the tip of
its tail never changes, tut is always
jet black. Owing to the exceeding white
ucss al lts fur II is hicaly esteemed aud
used for lining the robes u the Judges
OF the English courts. AID the royal robes
of kings aud princes; hence the expression.
=" the purity pf the Judicial crminc."
When this beautiful and sprshtly little
animal wears its red coat III summer II Is
called the Stout. Its habits are identical
with those OF the weasle. which it strangely
resembles in many RESPECTS. Though it is
considerably larger than the wca>le. i, is,
II possible. more bloudihiIsry and fsrocious
than that animal. and will kill a brood of
binds litter of rabbits from It's mate
love Of slaughter, long after the cravings
OF its appetite have been satisfied. We
supposed tina, ali rare animals were long
since extinct III this county. Why this
species has fingered so long III the vicinity
oi Bulls Mountain is mystery We are
unable to solve.
ABOUT CArs.-As Elkton is a cat and
cauine cursed village, much - the di>cum-
font OF nervous people, of which 1t contains
several, the problem is in important one
III The public econnmy-lIow can the feline
plaques liz utilized? We shudder at the
suggestion If the dark possibilities of the
sausage maker. aud suggest that we inn
tate the people If Belgium who propose to
substitute the cat iur carrier pigeons. The
most a,tute aud accomplished scientific
person would have his ideas nf locality
totally confused lay being tied up in i meal
bag and carried twenty miles from honr
and let out ia i >irau3. Urlg l. boT hood III
the middle ui the night. Ihc experiment
has, however, been tired upon cats of only
average abilities. aud the Iuva:labl. result
mas been that the departed animal has re
appeared NJ his native kitchen door the
next morning, and calmly ignored the
whule affair. This wonderful skill IN
travelling through unlaruilIa. regions with.
"ut a guide book or a compass has sug
gr>ted The possibility al cats being used a.
special mess, uaeTs. Recently, thirty seven
I eats, residing III the cI;y ii I.,cgr, wr:r
taken III bags i long distance INTO the
county. The animals were lib-rated at
u clock IN tho afternoon. AI6 = the same
Afternoon one of them reached his home
Ills feline companions arrived at l.irg-
somrw hat later, but it Is ui,i, stood that
within twenty four hours every one had
reached his nome. IL is proposed To- csiab
lI>h Al Al early day. u regular system o:
J cat Communication between IIcge aud III.
urIEhbuume villages. We su2gesr 2at-a-
line IL" pun meant between the Builirog
or TuI keytowu aud E.ktnu.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-02-22

GnosTIy JEwRLEy. New York cor.
respondent says: Al Wa!ack's last week
pretty girl ui twenty wore a hat-her hair
pulled and elabarar.iy carried up. and
crclct OF ribbon about 1t, which she styled
an evening hat. This ribbon was very
side. indeed. An enormous bow covered
the top Of the head but in the centre of
this bow, an ingeniousiy contrived l,zaid "f
cleaning colors. twisted, sqnrmed aud
w:isgied in lie like manner. y friend
assures me that on a l4Gy's hat in Pans, lie
saw dancing, merry skeleton, made Of
white enamel, iangli from golden grb-
bet. Tiffany has i multitude of scarf pins
for ladies', some representing rats walking
"n golden gridirons: big, fat, green wurm>
on enameiied leaves: two monkeys stIug-
Cling for pearl nut: skeletons in armor aud
under umbrellas But the skeleton of the
Paris hat did the greatest execution, aud
one should be imported 10 go with a brown
and rcd dress.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-02-22

u. ". D-llaven, Superintendent,
Majors Stables Washington u G.. was
cured of rheumatism of the back, IMP a.d
foot by Keller Roman Liniment.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-02-22

STDn,N DEATH MIR. Lewis Wright an
old aud highly respectable farmer Of The
Fourth district, where he las resided for
many years. died suddri4ly. on Tuesday
evening last. lie was well stricken III
years being upwards Of four score always
having enjoyed good health lie visited
the house of one of his neighhoTs, on the
evening above stated. ia pay a friendly call.
and IL. answer To ipuiris> '.buui his health
hr replied that IT, Mas we'll aud felt better
than lac has cor some time past. The sen
tence was hardly finished wh,n he expired
IN the chair in which lie was sitting
Mr.. Wright was useful cir'z"n. I good
neighbo-. = kind and indulrert husband
and parent, and consistent Christian.
His remains viii be INFERRED At 1T. John
u /. Church, to morrow morning.
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NrSHLT ~ ACCIDENT. -Du Thursday
afternoon. AZ Mr. E,.n : Pucs aud Mir
Thomas II Ricketts, were testing the speed
Of their horses 10 sirI -is and had r-acued
the Hollow. opposite Prices Il"'cl. they
were Intercepted hy a carnage turning III
the street. Mr. priCe took the left. while
to avnIi 4 collision MI Ricketts, wheeled
hIs horse Ia the left, Just escaping the
carriage. hu, his horse failing heavily t"
the gt"und from the sudden iu.cn. Hap
pIiy no serions injury was SUSTAINED 10y
e.thcr driver or team. The width of the
street only Al thar point saved something
more serious.
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Local ANitii.-.

RKroKrKp FOR THE CECIL WIG.
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ANoTHER TEMPERANCE EVANGELIST
Con-. TO GRIEF. The Annapolis cores
pendent of 4 Baltimore paper states, that
he has learned fromS private letter recently
received in Annapolis. " that Cniunrl !. J
Bowen is BOW i'll ilii in Steuhrnv,lic. OHIO.
sn 4 charge of getting money under false
pret-ncrs. He states further thAi tie
DAshaway Club formed by Nj Bowen has
long since disbanactl. but an oUigiovjh Of
his movement. the Social Life Temperance
Club. formed hy ! band "i disseujrrs from
Mr.. B,wens peculiar methods. has in.
creased from membership Of Ia 2Sn aud
lie doing real and substantial work IN the
GOOD cause. LIT Il, have some 81 The gen
uin- temperance work III Cecil. Nc need
1t generally.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-02-22

\ THEoIuUICAL "sTArE where Orr
METHODIST BRETHREN ARE TO HE SENT
--Ety DIX CALDWELL. To m PRESIDING
Elm Il.
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+. VI. QUARTERLY CONFERENCES. - he
Second General QaArier!y Meeting of the
Philadelphia District ii the New York
Conference OF the Free Methodist Church
will Ice :,rid ia Eiktou. beginning nu Thurs
day next. 9Th inst. aud will continue over
the following Sabbath. There will bc
preaching on Thursday, FRIDAY and >atuE-
day evenings. and services all day ON the
Sabbath, which Will be announced during
The progress % the meeting. Ministers
and members are expected from other
paris of the district, aud a profitable sea
son Is anticipated. ChI 'stian friends and
and the public arc cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-24
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-cHA 9BgRsL-Potter. Court opens at
1890 a. NJ CaleDdar called ii Nos -. go. TO- 81.
% O2 III l2l l22 l3s l87 III Isl 2J3 300 IA 2l5.
2ls. PIG. 20.
GKNEKAL IEEN-Adiourned until JulY l.
SPECIAL TEsi-D OgOAas, Court opens at 1880
Demurrer.-No u. Law and fact-Sos 1912 1882 lilo.
1910
No dag calendar.
PAKr II-AOjOurned until Thursday tie Goth
PART III-BaTrett Court opens al 1880 a. m-Eds
1892 1oz $780, 2765. 4125 4S3. $50. 765 26S1 3O95.
4955 S1l5 1893 47il 26s5 3l72 6ss 1901. 4si5 1920
sUPEkIOR COUHr-Gz AEhAL IEEA-Ad Ourncd slBe Gle.
rEHsFreeman J-COurt held between ~ and IL
a. No dsy calendar.
TRIAL TERA-PARr I-Adi0urDed for the term.
Part II-Adi0uTned far the term
Part III-AdoaTnei Tor Tue tern
COMMON PLEAs-GESERAL IEnA.-Adioumef until JULY B.
SPECIAL 1ERM-Nan uoesen. J-Court opens 81 IL "A.
No lS
EQUmY TKRN-Beach, J-COurt opens at 10 a. Mos 4.
u % 81 "a IL. l6. II, n 81 o. I. 81, IL. IL
% 10. 70, "a.
TdAL TERN-PAsT I-Adionrned for the term.
PAKI III. L. DAILY Court opens Al ID ~ fn.-Onf
Hour CansesNos 2lS 2l74 2l5l <O5S loso 1853. iIZs
2240
MAREK COUNT TRIAL TERN-PAKr I.-snnott. I.-Court
opens AT A. Mos. 67T6, 1884. 4755. $500, 6J4g
o1s5 4s70. 6S56 S9i9. Gs64 5s64 bJs2 696l 22 $780,
57l2
PAu H-GoeDp, J.-CouIt opens at 10 a m.-Sos. G5a5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-24
nECIsION--LrNr q

Supreme Court Chambes-By judge Van Brunt.-
Wool aR Equitable Assurance Society Others.
Mouon granted. Equitable Lie Assurance SOCIETY agL
BY Judge Iawrence.-Keeusn agt ranOrder granted
blwards aed ~ & iai S i.4ui, w as
ag LenOn-Orier granted yacatns Judgment oil Apfh 10
By Judge bGiohuesiGnoDs agt Mutual Benefit Savings
BsnsILe report should be confirmed, Wendrll as sun.
MayerIu tbs the fact Of tho bail which the deten
ssa5 y to 2 4s Sa si5060 woad Be far amount n bail
Pmckney agt smyMouo9 for stay until october to allow
via 90 OH or the fst NaOnai Bank agt Ro-enJha
Pnckney agt sonneborn-Mo granted Van Glider as
Go Ell a In lss o. ws as re
Hesly Seymour agL oConnor-hlotons denied Cline
Henderson scott.-M Motion denied
pany same agt same-6riers granted The matter OF
sievenson-order settled. toroes lgt Forbes;
Berrai.-The writing duly signed aekDowL
tee and provision made Tor hlq giving security the
decree AUST now be incorporated in tie findings l. John
Cd Wallace and another agt the American Linen Thread
S sessa S'h'n As' p0'ln etc. and
By Judge Donohue-Butman agt. BroIamer and others
Degree signed. Merle agt Merie,-GIanted.
Superior COurt-Npecidl Ta'm-Bv Judge Freedman.
ases ct All ag Eas et al. Richards act FiaJ9dsn,rnt,
Henry Aonzo Rascnf Item ofnfant ndaniS
by judge sedgwick-Anten ct al. agt Eingwood the
NewYors Guaranty and Indemnify Company. ETC. Roberts
ct al; Hir ag Orders The India
Comb Company the Rubber Comb aad Jewery Com
Order everything demurrer Herzog agL IsaacJudgment
plaintiff With $40 II notion
Judge Speir.-Mun agt. Fl0Od.-Csse settled
file Parsons Il al agt England aOrder deny
ing motion with $40 costs Dean 81 al agt Es-Orer Of
Moueb ag KDOeppel ct aLOrier granting
strike portion Of plaiBt Denny Colt
a-Order saspendDg lien OF Judgment appeal Dupree
Of substitution. Knapp Stesd-Orier
denying motion. DuTand CooK et al--Orier granted
Van Bel agt Prescott ct all sherman Watson Costello
Lawle.s HOyey Genihal Coolego agt. COoledgp
Williams agt. Cannon Higgins agt BarrOwcllte; Weber
agt. Johns Spng agt Lenls.-OrdeIs granted
Common Pieas-SDecidI Isrm-Bv Judge Van Hoe
seu-RaHdoph agt Lalin-Moton for receiver denied
memorandum RibOn Steedma Motion denied
opinion UuHulng ag Hexeman Bindings signed. Quinn
ag aInp.-NOtcn drned with OQiuOn
Never agt Harmon Motion granted memorandum.
HOpiensAck HopiensAck, Notion denied order 10 be
died "Wednesday June IS, notice
Dees DcesDecre- Of divorce signed Kelly ag the
Order of Hibernin Motion granted without
McCarten HOwe.-fbis order Is premature.
Marine Court - Chambers - By Judge Shea
Meehan sgt Flanagan Motion granted PAYMENT OF pl5
hled LOlDaD agt ETnsL-MUOn granted ;
default opened. Brown ag BarkeT-MOuOn granted Budd
agt OtiOn granted with $40 Ash ag
Waldin.-M0ion Tor judgment ON demurrer grated.
Judge tiOepp.-GwyDn aet Bank OF the Metropolis !
Blake aKL luTley-OptniOns HE'D.