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We call attention to letter from Judge
Delos Lake, in this connection. Judge
Lake is the attorney for the Southern Pa
cific Railroad, and he has had the direction
of the legal proceedings which have been
interrupted by the late horrible slaughter.
He gives brief but perfectly clear state
ment of the case, showing that the assump-
ton of mysterious equities on the part of
the Leaguers is wholly without founda-
ton, and that the position of the so-called
settlers is altogether false and untenable.
He says SfIt is urged by the so-called
League that the railroad company is
"oppressively attempting to drive honest
"settlers from their homes. 1t is not true
"that these persons are in any just sense
"entitled to be called settlers on these
Glands. They took possession in open de-
"iance of the well known fact that the
Glands had been granted to the railroad
company, and it is simply preposterous
''to include them in the class of persons
THAT was invited to settle on the lands
with promise that when patents were
ISSUED they should have the option to
purchase, But Notwithstanding the
absence of any equitable claim on the part
of these men to the special terms offered
by the company to such settlers as came
on the land recognizing the corporation
title to it, it is in evidence that they have
repeatedly been offered the most reasonable
terms if they would abandon their illegal
attitude and recognize their responsible
tiles. They have refused all these offers,
however. They have maintained their
right to make the terms, and what they
have proposed was utterly incapable of
being accepted without abandoning the
company's rights altogether. 1t is in fact
very fragrant case of squatting, and as
such it ought to be discussed. 1t is an at
tempt of a number of men who have COM
bined for the purpose to defraud the South
ern Pacific Railroad Company out of the
just value of lands granted to that CON-
pany by the United States Government
long before these people occupied it. Be-
cause there are enough of them to combine
they have imagined that they could over
ride the laws, and it must not be concealed
that they have been encouraged in their
| lawlessness nv a norton of the DreSs
which has treated their action as though
it were perfectly legitimate, and has lost
no opportunity of intimatiug belief that
the settlers +" were being wronged by the
company, and that they were fully justi-
fed in resorting to force for the protection
of their imaginary and wholly fictitious
rights Not until such occurrences as
these are handled fearlessly and candidly
can it be expected that they will cease to
disgrace and damage the body polite.
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FROMMELT d KERN,
DRs. BREWER d sOUTMwORTH,

A RTISTs IN FREsCo.-oFFICE AT NEWS
N Depot, Fourth street, between and X.
m17-4plm~
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NOTICE,

4 LII PARTIES INDEBTED TO THE LATE
N firm of JOHN II. COPPERSMITH are re-
Qutsted to settle with E. C0PPERSMITH and
LOUISE KREUZBERGER, at corner Seventh and
G streets, Sacramento, upstairs.
Sacramento, May 10, $780,
E. COPPERSMITH,
ml7-3plw LOUISE KREJJZBERGER
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NInrfaIifx Rennrf
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Germania Building and Lean AssOcia.
ton The regular monthly installments and interest
will be due and payable TO-DAY (Monday), May
II, 1880. The Secretary will be ready to receive
the at the office, NO. zoos Fourth street, from
10 A. NJ. to 8 P NJ, and in the evening from to
o'clock. c. WEiSEL, President.
G. WOLLEB, Secretary. ml7-lt*
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HOLT & GRANT.

"UsIC FURNISHED FOR ALL oCCA- On
Ivh sions. E. S. GRANT, No. 1915 Sixth "a
street, between J and X. N. S. HOLT, No. "a
1921 Fourth street, between J and X. In
apl7istf
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BLACK DIAMOND COAL
AND SCREENINGS.

UyHE ABOVE WELL KNOWN SUPERIOR
MONTE DABLO COAL, the most economical
that can be used for am Is for sale In lots to suit
at Black Diamond Landing, Contra Costa county,
and at the Office Of the Company, southeast corner
Of Folsom and Spear streets, San Francisco.
p B. CORNWALL,
ml6-,f President B. D. O II. Co
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Imprisonment for Life Weather-Held
TO Answer.

TO Answer.
PORTLAND, May 16th.-George Collins has
been sentenced to the Penitentiary for life for
the murder of Clark. Hamilton, by Judge
Bellinger.
The weather is clear and lovely.
Murphy, the murder of D. F. French, near
Heppner, Umatilla county, has been held to
await the action of the Grand Jury without
bail He has made statement in which he
disclaimed any intention to kill French, ad-
mits that they quareled and got into scuffie,
but says his pistol was discharged by acct
dent. During the preliminary examination
Murphy manifested perfect unconcern.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

WTANTED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
w Female. Particular attention paid to Furnish
ing Hotels, Private Families and Farmers with belp
Free of Charge to employers. HOUSTON & CO..
one door south Of Fourth and X Streets Sacra-
mento city, ml7-lpf
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.

PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.
DISPATCHES OF SATURDAY AND sUNDAY.I
POLITICAL CONVENTIONS.
Suicide of Wheeler, the Condemned
Mendocino Murderer.
PASSENGERS PASSING OARLIN.
Sand Lot Sympathy for the Mussel Slough
Settlers.
INDIGNATION MEETING AT HoLLIsTER.
Stage Robbed Within One Mile of the
Town of Auburn.
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N ENTISTS, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF n,E1
~ Seventh and streets in Bryte's new c5ff1b
building up stairs. Teeth extracted without pain
by the use of Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas.
(ml6-1plml
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MONEY TO LOAN
MADAME CHARLOTTE ROBERT,

ON REAL ESTATE, IN SUMS To SUIT
y by p BOIL ml7-tf
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GREAT AUCTION SALE
FARMS AND FRUIT LAND
AT SAN JOSE, MAY a0fh,

u a. G. Il "a x TT o NJ
Knight FARMS OF $50, 275, 2o9 1e3, 437, 1876,
~ 81 and 20 Acres, all in Santa Clara Valley, and
comprising some of the best Farms in the State.
Rented on shares; big crop; rent to 90 to pur-
chaser Also, l6 Lots, from to 26 Acres each Of
Choice Fruit Land adjoining the city of San Jose.
Send for circular. ml2-2plw
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DISPATCHES OF SATURDAY AND sunday
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Knights OF HonOr.-CaIifornia Lodge.
No. 1,5S0, Knights of Honor, will meet in their
hall, corner Ninth and X streets, THIS (AIonday)
EVENING, at o'clock sharp. Work in the First
and Second Degrees. All members of the Order
are invited to spend the evening with u.s.
W. d. STALKER, Dictator.
p l., HICKMAN. Reporter IB CT mI7.It
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Special Meeting of Sacramento
Lodge, No. 40, f. and A. NJ, THIS (Mondayl "a -
EVENING, at o'clock. Visiting brethren ~ X
cordially invited to attend. By order # Nv y
E. c. ATKINSON, W. NJ.
R. c. IRVINE Secretary ml7-lta .
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ORovILLE, May 18th. = The Democratic
County Convention met here to-day, and
elected S. Ostroski. j. B. Hewitt, e. M.
Lewis, Major w. Biggs, w. G. Hendricks,
r. w. Boydstun, as delegates to the State
Convention. They are uninstructed, but it is
understood they are all for Thomas A. Hen
bricks for the Presidential candidate.
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II OST-ON SUNDAY, A WHITE OSTRICH
IL Feather, somewhere between Sixteenth street
aud Seventh-street NJ E. Church, on II, Plaza J
streets. Finder will please leave same at JUDGE
CROSS office, No 429 j street. mlT.lt+
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MARTINEZ, May 15th.-At the Democratic
County Convention held here to-day the fol-
lowing delegates were elected to represent
this county in the Democratic State Conven-
ton, to be held at Oakland on the 10Th
instant: Paul M. Shirley. M. L. Gray,
Warren B. English, e. NJ. Chapman and f.
s. McNulty They 90 uninstructed.
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EVANSVILLE, May 15th-The Democratic
Committee of Yuba County met to-day, and
appointed delegates to the State and Con-
gressional Conventions. Resolutions were
passed, tavoring Judge Field for President,
who was a former resident of Marysville.
The delegates were not instructed.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-25

N. p. r. Il. MATTERS During the
eleven months ending With November,
the Land Department sold 1873 TAO acres
Of land. making the total Gales to that
date 2,24l.06 acres. In the United
States land Offices at Fargo and Bis.
marck. on the line Of this road, $50. TO
acres were entered in the months ct
July. August, September aud October,
nearly ell IA hsmssteads. 1t is ss,i-
mated that .be increase of population
along the line Of the road (about 500
m;le') IN 1879 WAS ., 732. and that the
nua.brr "s farms mean while ilcIe ,s.i
FROM $3.50 to 1882 Theirs were 266 SIS
acre. # WHEN; along the road i'll 1879.
which 10 81. lSS moro than in 1878 Tue
ground broken in 1879 to b. cultiya.. d
(nenrly all in whent) in 1880 iaabout
$4,000 acres. OF the crop of 1879 the
road bad delivered at Duluth. Mime
apoli' and st. Paul. down to December
LIST. stnut / ,200. 600 bushels. The tnta;
production is estimated At $500. 900
bushels.
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The Alex. DUNCAN Mr. F n Bar
tholow. the reaeral agent here for the
steamer Alexander Duncan. inforins 10
that be received . dispatch Ttursday.
from San Francisco. which stated
that the steamer bad sailed for
Portland with . full freight. On the
way up. the Alex Duncan will stop 1t
several points. 80 she 10 not expected to
arrive here until about Feb Lat. While
lying ut San Francisco the steame: WAS
thoroughly overloaded and re6ttsd.
Her passenger accommodations have
been increased. 80 that 80 cabin pas,en.
gers can he provided for. A new boiler
has been added. and also machinery.
so that her power and speed has been
augmented. Oregonian.
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ANwAcnEvrxnxr ror orreox.-

ANHwACMHvExRxr FoR OR1oox.-
Mr. Frank Payne Of East Portland,
finished this week the Arst car wheel
ever made on the north ~est COST. He
has been ut work more than . month
with experiments in chilling iron and
has been rewarded With complete sue
cess. To test the wheel il vss broken
into three pieces. and vas found to
have uniform chilled edge five-eighths
1t IN inch deep. and hard enough to
resist the hardest cold chisels and
hammers. The tread 10 perfect, and
the wheel will compare favorably with
any of Eastern manufacturo. It WAS
at from iron from the Osweeo works
and is entirely an Oregon production.
The f"reg"ing. heading snd all. is from
the Oreconian. Seattle elaine to b
on the northwest coast. aud il admitted
to be the Oregonian's statement is erro
neous- Scarcely . week goes by in
which more or less car wheels are not
made hero and in all several hundred.
il no: thousands, have been made here
IN tine past four years.
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THAT INDIAN Row. - Johnny
English. very intelligent Indian. and
captain Of the polics force on the Tala-
lip Agency. gives rs the following par
ticulars o. fracas that rec -u;ly eccar-
red there in which one Indian wss
badly wounded, and another killed. Il
seems that white man who had been
working for IN Indian. quit work on
ChristmsA sud Vas paid OF the follow.
ing dsy. That evening he vent across
to Lsconner md bought too bottles of
whiskey, With which, after returning,
b got several Iodians drunk 1t Johuny
Cston's house. The Indians got quar-
relsoms. (as they always do when under
the Influence Of liquor. when one Of
them showed another. Who fell into
cradle il which Cations baby was sleep.
ing. This srgered the parent. who at
once ordered the Indians ont Of his
house. An old Indian. named Swois.
got very angry. and said. are We dogs.
that you sh"oid TINS drive US cut Of
your house? 2 asd With this dashed the
blade of knife into Cations neck.
Fearing that he had killed hi, victim
and would have q big row on his
hands. he fastened home and got
loaded dsuble>barreled shot gun and
started back. By this time Catou had
sufficiently recovered from The shack
OF the cut 70 60 out into his back yard.
70 SEQ what Was going on there. As he
stepped ont be received a charge of
buckshot in his stomach. which mad.
him tick for the time being. Fearing
that old Swolt would do other damage
With the gun. al Indian tanned John
LAwhos. tried 10 wrench it from him.
During the melee the gun was discharg-
cd the contents taking effect in the old
mas,s stomach. causing almost instant
death. LawhOs was arrested. aud will
snswes 10 the charge OF muTdrr daring
the term Of caurt that CONVEX. here on
Monday next. No, w,,hstnu ding Cst~n
vas badly wounded in the iracas. he
will be able to testify in regard 70 the
AFFAIR when the tune comes. The white
man who furnished them the LIQUOR
should b hunted up and puuisaed, a.
these Indians lived in peace and har-
monyss ~ peighbors till crnzed with
few drinks Of bad whi-k-y. which con-
verted them into u murderou. band Of
ruffisna. for the time being.
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REAL ESTATE. The following arc
the transactions in real estate, as te-
corded in the Auditors office. since our
last report:
: Frank Gutenberg aud wife to Il
4cCert. lot 2. block !, in Judkins's al
di,ion, $50.
Terence OBrien, senior. t0 Terencs
O'Brien. junior. southeast qaar,cr Of
northeast quarter Of section ~. town
chip ~. north range 4 east. 10 acres,
$3.50.
J L Flowers to Jessie King. 96 acres
in sections ~ an,i &c, in township %,
north range 8 east, $500
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The latest news from Mrs. Virgins
Northery is that she is quite recovered.
Charlie Northery. her husband. is
laughing al over bis face. and well he
may. We coners.ulate him for he's q
fine fellow. Everything seemed to bs
the matter with the lady, ard she has
long been counted among tho incura-
bcs. but new ply stefan recommended
Frsse's Hamburg Tea. Fortunately
she followed his advice, and. sfter .
few weeks faithful trial Of this cele
bratei .ne1icins. is AS we'll - ever she
was. No family should bs without it.
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The Ts.-Thsperformsnce
OF Thorn aud Darsin. last evening". va
witnessed by fair audience. and was
entertaining throughout. The pro-
gramme WAS much the same Is the
previous evening, Of which We spoke at
length. They leave on tho Zephyr
this evening for Olympia. where they
will perform on Monday evening. They
are both clever gentlsnen. - we'll NJ
good performers. and we wish til. m
auccess
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.


Allow . cold tn advance in your sys-
ten and thus encourage more ssriou,
mslsdies. such - Pneumonia, Hsmorr.
hsges aud Lung troubles when On i'm
mediate relief cen bs % readily attain
cd. Boschee's German Syrup hes gained
the largest sale in tho world for the
cure of Coughs. Colds and the sevesest
Lung Diseases. Il 10 Dr.. Boechse's Il.
nous German prescription. and 10 pro.
pared with the grsatest care. and IA
fear need lie entertained in administer.
ing it t. the youngest child, - per d.
rections. The sale Of this medicine ID
unprecedented Since first introduced
there has heen a constant increasing de.
maud aud without . single report Of Z
failure to do it, work in any case. AL
your druggist - to the truth Of these
remarks. Large size Is cents. Try II
aud be convinced.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-25

PaEsBYTRaIAH CauncR.-Thers will
b. prrarhing 1t u o'cl"ck thi. movn,ps.
~ usual. Sunday 6cbosl 1t lsH Pm.
The unico srsviee vill b held 10 the
Baptist Church at ! PM. A cordial
invitation 10 ssssnded % ell.
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TRANSLATED "A Telegram from the
city Of Washington. dated Jan. 2lst,
informs Mr.. Hammond. Inspector Of
Hulls for the Puget Sound District,
that the order by which he was sus.
pended hal been rcscinded. Pxrticu-
lars will be forwarded to Mr. Hsmmnnd
by mail
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-25

NETRoDlsr PRo-KsrAxT CHURCH.
Services morning and evening. con-
Quoted By s A Baker. DID, By request.
in the morning tho Doctors subject vill
be evidence that there is Z God. drxwa
frsm nature. 4 cordial invitatisn 10
extended 10 all.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-25

Tuk Boss LUNCH AxD TIE BRsR
BEER. you will always ind .: the
Concordia Hall. on Mill street, not
only the best OF hone made. bat also
the excellent ilumboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported bsef in qaart or pint
bottles. Boiled ham and I'll kinds 81
cid lunchee % order.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-25

( Ar PoRr GAMBLI.--Bhip Sagsmnrs 10
lnading ut Gamble; schooner Huene~s
y loaded. and bark E0erald has
Just called. StsAness Cyrus Walker
aud Favoritc ere still ont OF service !:
the 0oliAh and Yakima alone being
employed.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHuRcn. J F Ellis
pastor -Satjeot Of morning sermon:
/" The Wstchful Servants" Sunday
Schaol as lax O'Clock. Young Peo-
pls's meeting from 6 toex Px. In
tho evening. unioa s-rvics II the Bap-
list Church.
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: UxIv8AslTy LAxDs Anything re-
lsting 10 Uoiversi,y lands is Of parti-
cular intsrsst Just nov. and tue card Of
1s White. publishsd elsewhere. will b
eagerly read. A great wrong has been
dooe TO large number OF purchasers
u thess lands, aud 10 dnube not con.
siderable feeling viii b. exhibited by
the persons injured.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-25

I.EcrUsE.-Rev Dr. Bakss, a stock.
ton. CAL. will deliver . lecture bstoss
the Young Heos ChriseiAa As.ociasioa
" this city this aitsssoao q ( O'Clock.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-25

rnIxfrY CAuacn.-Third Sunday
before Leut. Hsars u disioe sssvioa.
HAN. asa Pm. Ssnday School u
M. Al srs usicooa.
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SSeholss 1otA1uoSo 10voesaonS
Guaranteed to cure promptly and per-
m.ncntly every case OF 0oooerh0a,
elect ard Whites. no matter OF how
long standing. II directions ere followed.
Internal medicine NOT reoommended or
necessary. A care guaranteed q money
refunded. For sale By Geo. ". Harris 4
Co.. Wholesale and retail druggists, Sc
attic. ". +. o16dAw6a
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the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

- . O0voe&osJ1n0 Oug0
log vGgvUuD Debtlasy,
Exhsustsd vltsltty,
oeOfoa1 Veokne00.
opegDoeoryA0a, LOST
MANHOOD. l0poes8.
q. Haealysis. 81 all
~ toGr61o Effects q
oslf . Abooo. youo4fal
felix's, cd O1eonooo in
00toroe jean - ooeA
- LAos g 0emofy,
H~~~AH~Rn AAH~t
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OCCIDENTAL Horxf. At ViCTonlA
Persons visisiax viotoeis should not
fail to stop at the Occidental Hotel. Il
Is the first hotel from the steanboat
landing; is Ore. proof; hss good aocom.
codation for families. and . good
meals ss any house in the city. ct only
81 90 per day.
WM. J1HsKx,
Wharf street, Victoria, b. G.
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rTEATINCS COUGH LozENcES.

Tho great English Remedy. There 10 nm.
N questionably NO ether remedy 50 certain IL
IL it, effects. ASTHMA. WINTER COUGH
THROAT slike yield TO it, influence. The high.
~ medical testimony states no better cure for
these complaints EXITS fnow proved by over half
csntury's sxperieDce) They contain no opium,
moephis. M sny violent drug. KEAT1N0p
COUCH LOZEN0ES. prepared BY THOMAS
KEATlN0. London, Britain. are sold BY oil drug.
gists. Agents for the Pacific Cosst. kEDlN0TON
90. and CHAS. LANGLEY & CO.. Tan Fraa.
cisco. no16-dAW3m,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-25

Bro TRANsrER.-A deed In trust has
just been recorded 10 the King county
Auditor Office. conveying various tracts
OF land in the State Of Oregon. situated
In the counties Of Multuomah aud Clst.
cop. and lands in Washington Territory
situst~d in the counties Ut Islsnd. Sno.
homish, Whatcom. King. Pierce. Lewis.
Thurston. Jefferson. Cowlitx. Clarke.
Walla Walla. and in the municipality
OF Seattle. besides other real estate held
BY the heirs IT law 1t Jesse d Bright.
deceased. VIM w Corcoran aud others,
TO Anthony Hyde. Of Georx clown, Dis
triot OF Columbia. trustee.
Nor WoRru REPAIRING. The huge
tank in the bay as the foot Of Wash
ineton street. competent judges assert.
is not worth repairing. A thousand
dollars Of the city's money was there
worse than equandsred. The thing
built was . ,nisconc~p, ion and miscon-
struction, . failure from the start. II
10 nov pretty we'll bored BY the teredo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-13

CIRCUIT COURT (N0 2)-JHdys COZ.
Yesterday, Shepherd agt Tucker; verdict for
$2s.ss for plaintiff.
EQUITY CouRT@Judge Hd0Iler.
Yesterday, Cohen agt. I.ansburgh; petition 70
amend decree OF February % refused. Garland
agt. Mills; Injunction denied and restraining
order dissolved; amended bill filed. knowlton
agt knowlton: pro confesso and reference 10
auditor. Thomas agt Taylor; appearance OF
absent defendants ordered. Gideon agt Shep-
herd; pro coptesso agt. defendant, Sanger, set
sside.
CRIMINAL COURT-Judge James.
Yesterday, bench warrants were issued for
Edward Phalon aud Frank Phalon indicted for
keeping a gambling house; Frank Burcn, second
OdeDse OF petit larceny; and August Beckman
violating internal revenue laws Thomas
O'Neal, assault and battery, was found not
guilty.
PROBATE CoURT-Judge Hdgner.
Yesterday. estate Of Zachariah Chandler; copy
OF will admitted to probate and re cord. Estate
of John Fl. Langley; motion to set aside cita-
ton overrHled. Estate Of Eliza Mccoy;
II. A. B. Hamilton appointed Administrative,
bond, 800. Estate of Charles E. Mix; answer of
admipfLtratriX to citation filed. Estate of Eme-
line Etter; Inventory OF personality 81, 1872. kS-
tate of stephen owen; Henry Owen appointed
administrator; bond, 1920. Estate Of S. j. NJ.
Gales; report OF executJx Of supplemental sale
| filed. Sarah Boston. guardian OF Elmtra Bos-
ton; citation returned served. Estate Of George
A. w. Randall; answer of w. B. Reed, executor,
filed. Petition OF John Branan, guardian TO his
grand children for leave to sell their real es-
tate, denied. Several accounts were approved
and passed.