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DIRECTORY.
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W " Roberts q VI Treas Port Tnwhssn,i -
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J,a. rhilbcrt. q W Sccty Olympia, W. 7.
y : Parter......G A sect ". Olympia. :"
Allep welr...G Juy Tenn Pt ToNnSvnd. "
Rey ] ThumiYaoo a Thap utVfnpia "a
T. Calvert ...... u W Mar -. Scaith,, {"
Sist \ llobhins ....G Mar .... Olympia,
~ist 4 Paiti-on !. g Guhrfl. tllsmpla "
\ Wilson. g Messenger. White River, A."
Y Pnttison .... .ti Sentinel .... tilt mria, ["
Thos lnnes..G Cnun,. Victoria, u q
Ca The next session OF he Gr1ind Lolgc
viii hc held m Nictoria. u. g.. commencing
on tho third Friday In june, lssi.
, 1880-07-01
rsERw. sRGEa LODGE SESSION.


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4'''e' ~ was dee'ded 'hA' tio"1f
airy me'hoet'"'p j" 'h's order Is not
known o' recognized Also, tha'
mehoer "i 'he lhuepennent Oruet
Oh "ooo Aemp'a's cannot remain III
goou stahd'ng Wn''e ho'ulhg mem
oersn'p III '"e so'ca'ie' Mai'hs''es'
since the iat'er were attempting, Oy
means oil secess'on' to usurp the
power, authority and standing OF the
|. y. u l. 1t declared its conVic'
ton that Tor more than quarter oi
a century our order has gwen wo'
man position OF equality with
man in all official positions and prac-
tical work, and that the time has
tully come when we should insist
that woman be given the ballot on
all questions relating to the liquor
traihc IN the several States Of our
Jurisdiction. The matter Of Wor-
thy Grand Lodges was thoroughly
discussed and referred to special
committee to harmonize the system,
and report such recommendations
and amendments as they deemed
necessary at the session next year.
The committee consists OF Brothers
SD. Hastings OF Wisconsin; Jas.
Black, CT pennsylvania; Samuel
ilCappep al England; W. 5. vii
hams, OF Canada, and }. ii. Stu5bs,
OF virginia. Iihe following officers
we're chosen and installed:
h'ght worthy Grand Iemplar,
Oo'ons' D. j. Hickman Louisville
Ae'ntucRy; Right Worthy Grand
ooupseior' Samuel Capper, Manches
ser' hnsiand' klsht Worthy Grand
, 1880-07-01
Subordinate Lodge Directory.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY

No. Name OF Lodgo Postofllce Lodge Dep'y
, Forward ..... Scmiahmoo Annie + Craig
3 Mount Adams. .tioldendalc w Mcfarland
4 Tacoma, ..... Olympia ....Joseph ChilDerg
q Seattle. e.......... Seattle. John Webster
Pataha. ......... Pataha.... jus Mcknnse
s Eureka. Willla Walla., X. Il. Cochran
San Juan ... San Juan ... Rev Weckes
10 Rising Star. Seattle Coal Mines. ~ H Nnrlin
II Angeles :. Pori Angeles =. Philip Meagher;
IL Jefferson. Port TownscnI..,..:N N y III
10 Pioneer ..... Waitsburg ..... J, +. Booth
10 Shakespeare :. Port Madison AIRY Ross
20 Whidby.... .COupeyille. ....-..A u kcll0gg
2l Excelsior. ....... Dayton ....., y. L 'ilor
26 Beacon. New UungenGss. 49,. y Plcher
" Dry Creek. .Walln Walla.... II. Gnllnhrr
36 Orient -. White River -. Mrs Willis
AZ Colhx.!.. CoIfaX. oliver Hall
BRITISH C0LURB s..
l Perseverance. :. Victoria -. y Mcdonald
2 Onward ...... Nnnaimo.. SAMUEL jiough
dominion. cNe Westminster .,.,J Lord
II Cedar Hill. Victorih, ...... .Wm Irvine
~ Golden Rule New Westminster McLeery
, 1880-07-01

nee II week at home. Terms and A. 0ntft fre,
'""" Address II. IIALLFT 4 Co., Portland Ne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22

mun,cated by the church for not giving religious in
struction then the same course should logically DE
adopted in regard to the professors In the state unei
sites from which all religious instruction ana ecces
asical inspection is excluded, and the middle-c'as7
schools which, owing to the systematic refusa Oh .e
clergy to give religious instruction to them nave DC
come purely secular Everybody or nobody shouiu 90
accommodated" says the State paper addressed 10
the Envoy at the Vatican. "Morality would fare Ill w
prosecutions exercised against the small ana leepie
while it is abstaned with regard to those VINO are
helieved 10 be able TO resist"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22

Tho dealings in State bonds covered an unusual
number of issues, ana prices generally were firm.
Iouisana consols sold at AZ against 46i2 Yesterday
Alabama class at 597s against so; Virginia Us,
deferred at 9l2G 10 against 81, and old at q Ar
kansas Is l. h. p B. and q; 4. H. ~ az si s%siS:
Tennessee Us, old. at SO =. ana georgia os new
at 1912
OF city bank stocks the sales included, Continen-
tai (6l at 1O5 Nassau lo3 at 30 ana Merchahts IA-
change an at so.
The dealings in railroad bonds. which again were
animated, included "a different varieties. MIS-,
souri, Kansas and Texas issues, however. continued
to be the conspicuous features. FIRST con-
soils with sales of 1902, 700 advanced from
IOIl2 10 104, and second consols Win
sales Of 81 37s. 900 rose from 20 to SaS6eIs Rome
active and higher, $3l0,ooO selling al ooaoo4D
is. against GAS yesterday. Erie second consols
we're steady between ssh and 81 49, closing AT 30
Lehigh aud WilkcsbaTre consols were IN better de-
mand and rose from 9434 to 1884, the income bonds
selling at 50. Chesapeake and OHIO frst
fSe Currency interest debt declued l. TO H. Deal
ngs were renewed in the Mobile and Ohlo issues,
the first mortgages selling at 99Is@lOo aud hrst
debentures at 7307iQ73si ST. Louis ana iron
Mountain incomes were strong and higher. tine
irsIs advancing from 81 te 90Gs97s, and the sec
onds from II to 73l4. Texas Pacific INCOMES rose
2lo per cent to ISLE and closed at 49, lhe invest
ment list was strong all the way through
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained 500, IL on bal,
aucc made up by gains of S349.6i9 currency ana
$40 GS Inls makes the tOlai calh sihcc iAse
FRIDAY 81 SOS, 034. Money call TODAY was sharp
G per cent with exceptional leans as high as inter
est aud ei per cent and ls2 fiat. The domestic ex-
ouoted as follows Savannah. l. discount
to is premium, Charleston, ila discount to
il premium; New-Orleans. par; st. Louis.
Ifo premium Chicago 75GsO cents premium Bos-
ron 20 cents discount The following is the Clear
ing House statement for to-day: EXCHANGES
SI24 6l0 .9s5; balances 1872. 155. The bus-
meas az the Sub Treasury covered Receipts,
St,O1O,6s0; payments, $590.563; currency bai-
ancc S6077, sci coin balance. SOL .2o2,Vl6.
The foreign exchanges present no new features
beng dull and steady at the annexed quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22
Cost an0 fonii0.

I OST.-Bank book No. 80, 4l5, issued by
i the German savings Bauk In the CITY Of New York, 70
Lpbalm Brickner and Charlotte rcknef Is missing The
andGr or book requested 10 deliver Il 10 the
bank II not before st day Of March, 1850.
pication will be maio 10 the bank for now book
I OST.-Bank Book No. Ill. SAT, issued by
IL the Germ an saviDgs Bank IN the CITY Of NewYork, 20
Charles Pahdr Is The Hinder holder Of the book
deliver to tho Bank III hot restored eforo
1880 application si Do ado ~ the
Bank for book.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22

Government bonds were dull, with decline of
about i per cent for the per cents, because as al
legged. of a report thst the Government is about to
make further issue of them. The report IS de-
MED The transactions at the boards In
cluded $4,000 coupon and $4,000 regis
tered 6s OF 1851 at 1O4os $50 900 registered Us OF
1850 at 1881 IA 1882, aud $4,000 registered As
at 1898, and $4,000 coupons at lO4i2G l04's.
District of Columbia 3 65s were strong with sales
nj S9l. and bid. At the close the market was quiet
and steady at the following quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22
Bankrupt Noiltee.

rT'HIs Is TO: GIVE NOTICE: That on the
I'm Hankruncy iszncd against the estate OF HENRY
PARRY OK Che city Of New YORK 10 the County o; New.
York aud state Ney.YOrk- who has been al
Judged a bankrupt his own peutioni that the
nayncnt OF any debts delivery OF am properly BE-.
longing suc bankrupt 10 him or Tor ms n-e ANA the
transfer OF property w MA sro imDihich nv law
thaf a ncting of the crcdit0fs OF tue sad bankrupt
prove their debts choose or more a-agnecs Ol
bis sstafe viii be held at of Bankruptcy.
holden 32Z IrOad~ay. In The CY or NOW YORK be-
fore Dayton Register the threth day Of January
A. ID. 1856, at IL O'clocL IN. ,.. =, ....
aa Meesenger District u New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22
HlletellGileou5.

DROOKLYN Academy OF Music Stock wanted;
Ten shares viii admission ticket Address stating price
w. c. f., Tribune ohce.
CONTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
NpANY Notice is hereby gwen that the Receiver {.
whose cls have been
liz te court upon in poroh or y aorney II his
Applicants must produce their receipts
Tor policy Death claims approved by The or are also being
representing ny csiinans VIII time
b mn n list o their pOlcIrb brGre calling ~ separate
cheeks nnet be out raj ia rocc should h. gwen
where the list Is ioug. Join i, pNElll. Recrlvrf
LADIES DRINK SERKYS TEA, and be
ll.autiul without using dangerous cosmetics SER{Yd
TEA removes erupOns o. the skn. clears the complexion
and oucs IN. woe syncm. Those wh strike
root and restore beuy and rsuihfn freshness Instead OF
o;h by eOaInetcs. 10 % bought only u the
SEEKEYS TEA Co. hli0 Arclst, Philadelphia Orders by
mai promptly sent at and al per boA Liberal DISCOUNT
10 trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22

In London, British Consols were is higher, az
9siIs Tor both money and account United states
par cents were Il lower at 1858, and per cents
la jower at lO734 but the 412 per cents were e
higher at Ill. Erie railway shares advanced from
44il TO 45@447s, and second co I,os fr rom
Funded 81 hcing quoted unchanged Illinois
Central was steady at 1861; Pennssyly s;nha.
higher OF 52A NewJersey c9asSoS' y niGnur q
bills to-day were allotted at an advance OF Isl pei
rupee, and bar silver was quoted y o2sSd, pes
onnce. In PARIS French per cents advanced irc m
S1.b7ie TO S1.67l2, sight exchange III Lohoon i~'
ing 10 25.17l2 frs. 10 the T.: la =. ~.
The following stocks and bonds were soio at JUG
Exchange Salesr0om to-day:
900 Pittsourc Fort Wayne and chicago halfway 1904.
~'' "a Mortgage per cent bonds due lslz .isze
Al O00 Cicy,fan,SaId Ptsburg RAJ way Company con
soidated and sinking innd per cent pona~ ,aL
due 1900
q, 200 I1uisyils and Nashville Railroad Company ',,ss
per cent bunda due 1893. w
40 ooO Taslo Wabash Western Railroad COMPANY
~-'' Z per cent consolidated and sinkfnk iunu GA,
bonds. due lso1... ~
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1880.
1880.

1880. 1881.
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Production Of Gold and silver IN lStJ
Coin ana Bullion Imports and Exports.
National Bank and Currency Tables.
Vote fOr President IN 1870.
Public Debt of the United states nov %. 1879
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Ocean CLEANERS.

A MEXICAN LINE. .,,,,,,oo,
u FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlNERPOOIh .
only TRANSATLANTIC Line uuder me IA o,r o5
nesday from Liverpool .,,-rr.., -, =,
d RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
Sailing every 10 days alternately from Philadelphia and
YORK landing passengers within few hours ride OF the
importaDt points ~ interest on the Continent -.
RHNNLAND, SATURDAY. Jan. -.
For rates passage ana other inici1natlon Apply ID
on woinnt.st Pbiiadelphia 50 Broadway, New.York
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent Battery-place. Ne"-lor~'
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANf,
N BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAN ..,. q.
pier ofComDany new No ~ North River 1907 o. % %
Travellers by this avoid both transt by Engsh Is
way and The dscomfors crossing the Channel IN shA
boat y,o,,as1a, reh , a m
Trudclic...... McuheauiN' f,p " III
Credit LyOnnas of Pans III amounts oS
NNe'~ louis DE BEBIAN, Agent No. % Br0tdWaY
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Qearners.


AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN, ,r WHO c raf
~ snent the last two years IN travelling through Dla.
Rrain France Spain Italy and SwItzetlann WIZ
French Snanish Italian, desires position 70 ~. -
Communion for extended tour IN buropoi po
references. Address EUROPE, Tribune once.
AGENCY for SCHOOLS aHd TEACHERS,
~ 1ofronfed and fn6ored by the teddtaG eddtors
co1ntrn Families schools and Colleges pionpty 30 For
with superior teachers graeIates OF Dest pis,K
NFY DOMESTIC BUILDING. cor. BIoadway ana ls
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN EACHEho
~ AGENCY introduces colleges schools ana Ihle'
suneror professors principals. assistants tutors anu kos
for every OF instruction
schoo 10 parents Call or address MISS NJ j. lOU.N"'
American and Foreign Teachers Agency rs Union
DEST teachers. American and foreign, prompt
Div provided for families schools, colleges American SehV
Instlte 1901. w Schermerhorn sec
rINEACHERS supplied to schools and families
4 without charge Miss FLORENCE fiiOh' hDON"
TIOSAL BUREAU U. 80 Unonsduafo.
rr,UE AMERICAN and FOREIGN IEACh1
4 Frs AGENCY introduces 10 colleges, SCHOOLS mnu
families proes sona teachers graduates OF the leHug
mean and American colleges as lecturers plOlesspts
nails assistants and govefnesses IN ever! uePh'"
of ms ructiOn. ,,-..,oa an, ro,,ah1a centle-
men as rntors 10 travel abroad win tne s1s
willie stuiyng In European universities promptly sulled III
lion SiySn az desirable schools ~ home or
call on or address Miss NJ. j. YOUNG American anu TUT
eien Teachers 4 gency. No. 20 Union square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALEs-GOVERNHEH STOCK DErAhrHsSk
FIRST cALL-10l2 O'CLOCK A. v.
D. Is Reg 1907 L = sCoup lSVf NAL
n0D .l045a 2OOOO .....-..-.-..-.- los :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22
For Both Sexes-Citv.

For Both Sexes-Citv-
AM. KINDERGARTEN NORMAL SCHOOL,
~ 33 Fast lOti.s: j.. NJ. COT. PrinNew classes viii
begin after holidays Lessons thorough aud practical
GARDNER INSTITUTE, COS Fifth-avenue.
w -Roardng Day School for Young Ladies snd Gnu
dren The nev Dr. and Mrs c. II. GARDNER. Principals
NNISS REYNOLDS eight years a teacher
w in Haines school English and French school, NO
West 47thst Second term. February a.
CTERN'S School of Languages. 800 Madison
- ave- near 42dst Tomorrow French lecture, p. m
Next German lecture Tuesday 27h, subject Faust B. M
STERN Director, successor 10 Dr.. L. Sauveur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22
Mem prblitallons

nIARIES, 1880, all styles, Expense BOOKS oOSS
~ Daily Journals frst-class Stationery, Bank boohs
Novelties In Holiday Goods ,..~cre A. ro1rrprr
Ak nlaide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22

WHITE STAR LINE. 1870.
w UNITED srATEsAXD ROYAL M NAL STEAMERS
FOR QUFENSrOWN AND LIVERPOOL. .
NOTICE-The steamers OF this Line take The Lane Route
Lieut. Maury. u s. NJ on both the outward
ana homcwa ard
ADK1A1fC cant. Je1nin2s 80. Ihuts lN' Jan; - p IN
GEklfANiC capt. kennedy Saiuriav an 81 $50 a. M
ratio q I.rrscl iHursday. FeJ. b,
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF W. 10TH
ST.
These steamers uniform In size AMI unsurpassed IN a
poiGtmeIta Saloon StatctoOms smoking 1nd Bath
rooms are placed amidshps where The noise and motion arr
Of comfort hitherto undttnlOlo
at 900 On A., p.....,
tlckc,s favorable terma. 49,
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep nor
% su,rfon OF plans aud other information apply at tho
COnpany's Offices No. - BrOhd"Ay 1" oi1 or iO wal
nuf.st Philadelphia I'D NOhIi7 Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22

GUION LINE. $1,000. ,,,.,,
u limited STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND IINEkPOOb
Leaving Pier 49, y. * foot o klnest -
NONTANA ........ I'll ESDAY. Jan -. $50 a. IA
WTSCONsIN tsDAY. Feb , 1850 g. ~
- 4 icl g. d" y. ~
MONTANA. TT lobA MsIth :. "" ="
I.y These steamers hut Of ron in waer-ught com
parnents ard are furnished with every requisite 20 make
The massage across Atlantic both sale ana agreeable nav
ing room, smokingrOom dfawingIooIn lha1p anu
library also eyuprenced SURGEON sewade-s aud taerr"n
each steamer Tho are al upper deck mus hs
ing those greatest OF all uXures al sea- perfect 'enu''n
CABIN PASSAGE according to siateroouG $50 $50 and
sico INTERIM BIATE. $40; sIEEkAGE. at low rates
SA'AN''' -'N ." 4 GIfION
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For Boys and Young Men-City

For Boys and Young Men-City.
4 GENTLEMAN of large and successful eX-
N perence is now conducting limited class for Harvard
Columbia. &C second term begins FEBRUARY l. Address
"RUGAE Tribune Uptown Onice l23s BrOadw9y
COOPER UNION FREE SHORTHAND
y GLASS opens Friday, January 49, "A, at p.
Appy 10 MRS Blu RNZ school OF photography "a Clinton
place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22

Art Schools York City.
NsRS, LOUISA b. CULVER
WIN receive pupils in painting Landscape flowers sun life
china and deooIaton at her studio The Bella NO 20 East
2sth.s At. corner 4thave. beginning october l.
References Mr.. D. Huntington. MI. william Hari, M
James III. MI A. 4. Bellows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22

DAUIFIN MAIL oILAMoIIII N ,WyhI nv I
sailing from Pier foot Canal-si North hiyer
For SAN FRANCISCO via IS11fMUS OF PANAMA
Steamship COLON. Mona Jan. 26 noon.
Connecting for CentTRi and south America and Mexico
From san Francisco 10 Japan and China
steamship CITY OF PEKf 80. Stnriav. Fob : noon
From San Francisco 10 Honolulu. New-Zeaand ahh AuF
traa.
Steamship ZELAN DIA Monday Feb. H. noon.
freight or general Information. apply at Companys
ONCE. On pier foot OF Cana-st, North uyer.
Passengers forwarded 10 SAN FANGtSCo, ~ rV
ISLANDS, JAPAN. CHINA. NEM-ZEA La , ID, a = - w
MEXICAN PORTS.
For tickets or Information regard apply to the
90 r. SFWAIL " IL !. BULLAY,
GENERAL Passenger Agent. superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22
gn51rncflon.
For Young Ladies-Citv

IlS MADISON-AVE.-Mrs: ROBERTS an ana
80 Miss WALKERS SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES
and LITTLE GIRLS second term begins FEBRUARY l.
Special attention given TO the Primary Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22

VALE Law School. Regular course, years
GRADUATE course or degree Of DC la years FAN ter A.
Upers sept 20. Address Prof wAYLANp hewHaven. OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22
Dancing Ataoemes.

A r TRENOR'S, Broadway and 32d-st.
N ADULTS are IMMEDIAThLY Taught the WALTZEs.
CHILDREN GRACEs OF the Dance. WALKING, &C.
All rupiis attend by TICKET, any day or evening
Ladies and gentlemen practice every Friday evening.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-26
The Dog Catcher tn Trouble.

Dog Catcher Hunts appearance, in
that delectable locality over Eleventh
street bridge known as Pickleville on
Saturday last was the occasion of q
genuine expression OF Indignation
among the population. Brawny Irish
women appeared In their doors and
shook their fists At him as he pas ,ed,
and the inevitable small boy ciutched
his dog and retreated or threw an occa-
sional stone as q forerunner of what
might be expected. But the dog catch
er did no. notice them at all. He was
after dogs. Dogs he intended to have
despite the signs Of disapproval.
After plunging through various duck
ponds, and crawling under various
houses aud out-buildings he managed 10
capture two OF the unregistered CANNES.
With these he started toward the City
Hall but danger was near. One Bridget
Mckeevy owned the dogs, and Bridget's
"lrish was up" at the sight of Hunts
act OF vandalism. She sounded the
war whoop and in a moment all Pickle
Vile Was reused. Followed by a crowd
OF men, women aud children, Bridget
led q terrible charge upon the dog CATCH
attack could not have Leen more fierce.
In a moment brickbAts, stones and
clubs were flying around the offender as
thick as hail, and he was struck by more
than one Of the missiles. A lump of
marsh mud bit him IN the side OF the
head and temporarily plRstered his ear
up, and Is he was cleaning the dirt out
OF his eyes a good-sized stone took him
III the abdomen with terrible force and
made him bend up like q spasmodic
jack knife. This Was all well enough
with the dog catcher SO long as he could
retain the dogs. He is good natured and
doesn't care how much people enjoy
themselves so that their amusement does
no. overstep the bounds OF propriety.
Therefore Hunt did npt pay much at
attention TO the assault until Patrick
McKeeyey, the son of the woman who
was leading the attack, ran up and re-
leased the dogs. This was going too far.
Hunt could not take IL as joke. He got
mad aud, after "cleanink the crowd out, -
came 10 the Police Station and entered
suit.
This morning Bridget had TO pay S.
and costs In two cases and her son s.
and costs on similar charge.