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Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-21
VOL. XLVIH.
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Thursday Morning, Oct. 21, 1880.
NEW ADYERTIsEMENTs TODAY

W A ProcIamation-Charles B. Andrews, Governor. Cloaks-J. N. Adam & Co. Free Health Lecture-Dr Banning. For rRent-Tenement-Statea and Osborn Street, For Sale-Property-E. T. Trowbridge. Flannel Suitings-J. N. Adam Co. Ladies' Cloths-J. N. Adam Co. Malt Bitters-At Druggists'. Parlor Stoves-Brownson Plumb. Probate Notice-Estate of Eliza A. Malone Probate Notice-Estate of Nancy BartholoneW Ready-Made Clothing-Smith < c. Sozodont-At Druggists. Satin Skirts-J. N. Adam O.
 Sale of Land for Taxes-William Hninouse. Sale of Land for Taxes-William hilhouse Sale of Land for Taxes-William Ai!!nouse. Sale of Land for Taxes-W1L1am h1llhouse. SoIa of Tand for Taxes-WiIliam Hillhouse. Sale of Land for Taxes-W1lham dluhouse. Wanted-Girl-3S College Street. Wanted-Lady Agents-sConhdence' Wanted-Gen -Gentle1nan-S'Success" Wanted-S -Situation-46O State Street.
 Wanted-Situation- Crown Street. Wanted-Situation- Lafayette Street. Wanted-Situation- Lafayette Street. Wanted-Situation- Putnam Street. Wanted- -Situation-96 Washington Street. Wanted-Situation- Franklin Street.
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Fine memorandums at Coan's.
POLITICAL NOTICES.
Third Regiment.

'ocket books in variety at Coan's.
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A Wonderful Discovery.
 Prince De Leon died of lung disease, and the fountain of perpetual youth of which he was in search never giaddened his eyes. Could he have had few bottles of pr. Rob- erts' Cough Syrup of Tar, Boneset and Wild Cherry, he would have been able to prolong his life, and he might have reached the 1onged- for goal. This syrup itself is almost as won derful discovery as De Leon's fountain would have been as the thousands whose lives it has saved will bear witness Small bottles ten cents, large bottles fifty cents.
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Third Regiment.
 HEADQUARTERS THIRD REGIMENT,l
 FIRST BRIGADE, BoYs BLUE
 NEW HAVEN, Ct, Oct. 19, 1880. The commanding officers of the several companies composing this regiment are hereby ordered to ap- pear with their respective commands in full uniform with torches, at o'clock p. m Thursday Oct 21, 1880 Temple street between Chapel and Elm, for the purpose of taking part in the proposed excursion to Branford The line will be formed the right ing Chapelstreet, at 7:15 p. m. sharp, when the regiment will march to the depot to take the Branford.
 By order of P. B. BUCKINGHAM,
 Colonel Commanding R. J. BUNcE, Captain and Adjutant. The members of these two companies, and c, will assemble at Days Hall Thursday evening, Oct 21 at o'clock for parade and to to Branford with the regiment.
 J. M BISHOP c. L. BALL, First Sergeant. Captain.
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THE WEATHER RECORD.
Indications.

Indication
 WAR DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. 21-1 A. N. For New England clear or partly cloudy weather southwesterly winds nearly stationary temperature stationary lower barometer For the Middle States cloudy partly cloudy, gen eraly lower barometer stationary higher tempera tl1re. southwest to southeast winds.
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Lecfnres on Palestine.

Dr. Merrill's second lecture on the recent explorations in Palestine will be delivered in the Marquand chapel this evening at 6 o'clock. The subject will be the cities of Bashan with the stereopticon illustrations.
 The friends of the Theological school are in
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Diaries for 1881 at Coan's.

Kid Gloves.
 Ladies' white and opera shades, button kid gloves, Garibaldi and Camilla, for 5Oc a pair. To19 St J. N. ADAM & Go. Fine memorandums at Coan's French Handkerchiefs, Lucky Pig Scarf Pins at Smith & Stone's
 Epizootic, rheumatism, neuralgia, cured by Superlative; 1581 bottles sold by Dr. Shears. Pocket books in variety at Coan's.
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F. J. Moran, team captain, c. H. Nichols, scorer.
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Captain E. F. Jennings, team captain. Sergt. L. J. ITTofo1-
co. A FIFTH BATTALION

Captain A.B. Harris, team captain. Major JIG .Crowe scorer.
 The other nine companies, which will shoot to-day, are as follows F, H, E and K, of the First regiment H, K and F. of the Second, and F and K of the Fourth.
 In the individual match Brigadier General S. R. Smith made as he remarked, ''the best score he ever made' in his life. A few only are appended, those making less than % 6ai,,
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HymenenI.

MT. S. P. Thrasher, the popular superin- tendent at the Seaman's bethel, was united in marriage last evening at the bethel to Miss Etta Bristol, Rev. c. E. Upson officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mir. Bristol, the plumber on Grown street. A large party of friends witnessed the ceremony, and 8 very pretty scene was presented. Flowers graced the occasion, and congratulations are numer- ous, both parties having the best wishes of all. They started for Mir T. s home, in New Hampshire, on a wedding trip.
 Mrs. Anna Stiles of South Windsor, tried for poisoning two families in 1871 and sent to the insane asylum at Middletown, has been restored to sanity, and it has been decided to let her remain there until the December term of the court, when she will probably have a new trial
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LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention"
 The Young Republican club meet this evening at o'clock. Companies B and c, Veterans, meet to- night to arrange for the Bridgeport trip.
 Judge H. S. Barbour was nominated for Judge of Probate by the Republicans at Hartford yesterday.
 The Committee on Claims meet in room 10 this morning at 10 o'clock, and the Board of Fire Commissioners meet this afternoon at o'clock.
 The companies of the Bigelow battalion, Second regiment, meet at their armory Fri day evening, to prepare to take part in the Bridgeport parade.
 The young men in the Ninth ward will have a flag raising this evening on the cor ner of Shelton avenue and Bassett street. The flag will bear the names of Garfield and Arthur.
 The annual meeting of the Gospel Union takes place this afternoon at Center church chapel Officers will be elected, and MT. E. s. Wheeler and Mir J. c. Collins will make reports.
 The residences of Mrs. Gideon Wells, Charles H. Northam jr., and w. J. Bassett, all on Charter Oak Hill Hartford, were en- tered by burglars Tuesday night, but they got but little.
 The Republicans of Orange employed the Broadway band in their parade Tuesday night, and were we'll pleased with their per formance. The music was good, both in quality and quantity.
 The Derby train due here at quarter past eight last evening did not arrive until near midnight, owing to the accident to the Nau- gatuck train with the Hancock companies on board, spoken of elsewhere.
 Theron Cooleys milk team ran away yes terday. The team landed against post at the corner of State and Chapel streets. The horse started off on another heat, but was stopped by Sergeant Clark of the Grays.
 MT. Stornay positively closes his autotype exhibition at Cutters art store this evening. Our people of taste and culture should i'm prove this last opportunity of possessing specimens of these beautiful works of art. Rev. G. M. Stone, D.. D., of Hartford, Rev. w. c. Wilkinson, D. D., of Rochester, and Rev. MT. Samson, of New Haven, made ad- dresses at the Baptist State convention in Bridgeport yesterday, and Rev. John w. Lamb, of Hartford, was elected president, and Rev. MT. Samson vice-president of the rOciafv
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Pnrannn1-

Judge Carpenter is no better and his case is considered critical. Expressions of regret at his illness are heard on all sides from the members of the bar iR this city, who also pay tribute to his high character, worth and qualities as a judge
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REPUBLICANs, ATTENTION

It is of the utmost importance that every Republican registered ito be made' should go at once before the Selectmen and be ad- mitted voter. The Board will be in session to-day, from a. m. until p. m., sitting during every hour of the day between the hours mentioned. Do not delay, for the longer it is put off the greater will be the crowd in attendance. Go to-day and take the oath. Republicans, see that your friends % to-day!
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Wedding at Fair Haven East.
Entertainment.

HELEN PoTTER's PLEIADEs. The entertainment to be given by Helen Potter and her company of lady musicians at Carll's Opera House, will be worthy of a full house. Miss. Potter is highly spoken of by the press as very clever artist and has a leading position among the elocutionists of the day, as well as being inimitable in her impersonations and sketches of celebrated characters.
 ADA CAvENDIsH.
 For two evenings, Monday and Tuesday of next week, the celebrated actress Ada Cav endish will appear at Carll's Opera House She will represent the character of Josephine Clarion in c. G. Gunter's new play entitled s'The Soul of an Actress, land will undoubtedly add new laurels to her already enviable repu- tation as a capital actress.
 READINGS AT WESLEY CHAPEL.
 The friends of Wesley chapel, Davenport avenue, are to be greatly favored this even ing with lecture by MT. Frank Beard, the great chalk tallzer. Mir. Beards ability as blackboard artist is very remarkable, and the vivid pictures with which he illustrates his lectures have won him 8 fame all over the land His many friends in this city will no doubt embrace this opportunity of hearing him.
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Court of Common Pleas-Judge Harrison.
 This court will sit to-day and tomorrow for the purpose of naturalizing aliens. Court will open at 10 o'clock
 City Court-CriminaI Side-Judge stod-
 dard.
 Matthew Dunn, breach of Sunday law, $40 fine and SIPS costs (appeal taken); Patrick J. Ryan, resisting officer, nolle prosequi ; Charles A. Norton, theft, nolle prosequi ; Robert l.. Williams, visiting house of assig- nation, $1O fine and $2.31 costs James Gorshea same, to October 23; Louis M. Zahn, keeping house of assignation, $1OO fine and $12.4o costs (appeal taksn); john Shea, breach of peace against Katie Bennett, to November 20; Elias Bartholomew, at tempt to burn two barns GA. Foote's and Will liam Fuller's), bound over to the Superior Court in $500; same, attempt to burn c. Kieseles building, same; same, statutory burglary at Kiesele's, same; Justus H. Bromm, breach of Sunday secular law, $1 fine and $6.O8 costs James Costello, theft of wood from Kimberly & Goodrich, judg- ment suspended.
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All members of this club notified that the regu-
 lar evening for meeting of the club has been changed to Thursday evening instead of Wednesday hereto fore announced The next meeting will therefore be on Thursday evening of this week at the Grays old armory A full attendance is requested All desir- ing to join the club invited to meet with at this time- full attendance is urgently requested.
 Per order [hl CHAs. H. COUCH, Secretary.
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Snow Storms and Cold Weather. The best stock of overcoats, ulsters and winter clothing in New Haven county can be found at the Hub Clothing House, No. 112 Church street.
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Garfield md ArthurNo, 3,
Mechanics, Club.

There will be rousing meeting of colored Republi- at Masonic Hall, Webster street, Thursday evening, Oct. 21, to listen to address by Edward Shepard Every coored voter is expected to be pres ent. T V. CROMWELL. President.
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Coan has Harper's for November.

Very elegant Satin Skirts, plaited and side puffed, at extremely low prices.
 J. N. ADAM & Go.
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The attention of Merchants and all who buy to sell again is directed to Wholesale Department the Second Floor, where Jobbers' Prices are the rule. Every Department is now complete. visit of in spectton will convince you that here you can do az we'll as in New York Boston.
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1 S
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,

Little did our visitors imagine what was in store for them when they entered this department. The display far surpassed anything the kind before attempted. The array of Costumes Wraps and CIoaks both imported and of our own manufacture were ex- cept1onally fine and elicted much praise from the thousands who visited the room.
 GENUINE NOVELTY in the way Of Dolman was one that without any alteration will 1t the slimmest or the stoutest figure This style garment is con fined exclusively to us.
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A Splendid Stock.

Astonishing bargains in Crepe Lisse Ruff fling are offered by J. N. ADAM $ Go.
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City Court Notes.

In the City Court yesterday morning, Elias Bartholomew, of T Putnam street, was ar raigned on a charge first of burglariously entering Charles Kiesele's shop with the in tent of setting fire to same; second, at temptingto fire Alexander Foote's barn; third, same offense at barn of William Fuller, on or about October IS i; fourth, with attempting to fire the shop of Charles Kiesele, October 18th. He was bound over to the Superior Court in $500 on each charge. The bond was not furnished and he went to jail
 Equally adapted to the feeble or robust, male or female, are Malt Bitters.
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CrOckery, Glass Ware,
 Silver Ware.

These departments greater attractions than ever, immense additions having been made to them during the past week. Our buyers have succeeded after securing the markets for wee in bringing gether of the finest assortments of China Glass and Silver Ware to be found in the country In or der to make this department popular have inaugu hearts of the closest buyers Particular attention paid to fine Imported Ware for Decorations Ele gant Breakfast, Dinner and Tea Sets A fine line of " Majoea" Ware is also offered at the most reasona- ble prices Silver Ware, comprising everything in this line, from Knife Rest to 6 Tea Set, can be found on counters, and as these goods come dt- rect to us from the manufacturers you may rest as sured the prices are low Table Cutlery speciality. All prices all qualities and styles here be found
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I11 V-V I17IF-V1l5 IO . O1s1Vz1-E111- Wa1, Inv WOo6 s2J S q q

The officers are as follows: President, Badger, 's2 vice president, Watson, 's1, s. S. S.; secretary and treasurer, Dillingham;, 's2; executive committee-Hart, 'S1, Badger, 's2, Woodward, 'S3, Lawrence, 'S4, Chamber lain, 's2 s. s. S.; referee, MT. Hummer (N. '81; timers-Gilbert, 's1, Pollock, '82 start CT Darling tS2
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Boys winter suits and overcoats at the Hub Clothing House. Go and see them.
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Superior court--cr1m1nal slae-Judse

HOvey. This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
 The following cases were disposed of :: Peter Culiton, cases Sunday law, Water bury, bond forfeited; Miles F. Connolly, nuisance, nolle; Martin Dalton, four cases license law, Waterbury, bond forfeited; Mat thew Ward, three cases license and Sunday law, Waterbury, noIle; John McAulif, h- cense and Sunday law, Waterbury, nolle John Agnew, Waterbury, license and Sunday law, nolle David Blodgett, four cases license law, Waterbury, bond forfeited; John Mori- arty, Waterbury, license law, bond forfeited. Court adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock.
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Snow Storms and c,

Flannel Suitings-all widths and colors- cheapest in town. J. N. ADAM $ Go.
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Merino Underwear Department.
Gents Furnishing Department

Good pure Silk Umbrellas, S1.75. Excellent Scotch Gingham Umbrellas, 85c. Good American Gingham Umbrellas, 5Oc Gents White Fine Dress Shirts 50 60 75c, $1. Gents Elegant Fancy Cambric Shirts, 50, 50, 75c. Gents good unlaundried linen bosom Shirts, 42c. Cents elegant De Joiuvi1le Silk Scarfs, 25c, Gents excellent late styles Teck Scarfs, 25c. Cents new Silk Dollymount Scarfs, 35c. Cents new styles Silk Bows, 5c.
 Cents Ably Linen Collars, 1Oc.
 Cents good Paper Collars, 5c box. In Campaign Handkerchiefs offer the following {: Garfield and Arthur for 5c, warranted fast colors. Hancock and English for 5c, warranted fast colors
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Despair not, neither man nor maid, Although your mouth has suffered ill, Although your teeth are half decayed, You can still save them, if you will, A little SOZODONT be sure Will make all baImy, bright and pure.
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The NEW ENGLAND BOOT AND SHOE COMPANY are now connected with us, and ladies do their entire shopping under the one roof.
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D,..-.ss oours Proessa,ns..
THga AT April 2sl.

1HGR AT AprA 2~1
 s.uciea Rony w.s admitted 5o citizen ship on sufficient cause being shown.
 5empio PsTalso vs Pedro Blanco. Plain If ordered to prepare hnaings and dec7ee ia see@sance wiih the prayer of the com pisiat.
 B F P4scoe gs Eliza J. Paseoe. On motion of plaintiff. case dismissed without prejudice.
 Territory of Arizona vs J. D Reymer-
 stioa to set aside and xaeate complaint and snmnohs ia tllis ease sienied, and ten dsga allowed defenaaat % answer
 Austin k Dempsey vs Juan Jose Sra diIle Defauit as filed set aside and dc nsHre5 oreuuled default moved for six ty days in which to answer and that plain tias ae repaired to produce foeir books Aad accounts for the inspection of defend n; or his attorney. Motion taken under adeiseneat by ths eou-I
 Webfoot $. M Go. Ts Leroy Tucker ., <s,s Demurrer sustained and ten days al lowed plaintiff to amend.
 
 IL \ Thars:ng ys Nebfoot & n. O. { Statement on motion for new trial re msn3ed fo defendant for amendment and resesgiee en plaintiff
 Samuel Bostick sf a1 vs J. E. Wilson a d. Plaintiffs moved for m order to en- tf sbe defsplt of sgo of sbe defendants. sn5 for decree sn accordance witb tbe prayer of tne coinplsint. Moien taken under adrisemeni.
 Al. Miller vs Eebfoot s. a. Go. Tllis .cese came on regularly for trial 2 i,ug of age were duly sworn to try fhe cause, af- fer hearing the evidence oa both sides and tae charge of the court tbas retired for Geliheration and ;n shor nne returned fato cooTt win T verd:e for defendant
 FnDkr, April 2ad.
 Holt 6 Buraes gs Jaines T. Cline. Plain. tia ias motion for sn order 10 sell the pgr sonaf property of dsfenJant nov under at taciineat was grsnted hy tliesour1
 S Miller va Gebfe s M Co. On Esotion Of aislatii5 2 stay of preceding for tsn days wac granted ia tbis case
 Geo |. Miller e at s WeDfoot s. M %. q a1s. This ease came onreeularly for tgial before ths court, after hearing the egtdeaee and argument of counsel on both side the court took the case under ad- sssiaenL Flaam whitaker s j. P Gabriel 5 Iis ease came oD regularly for sFial be. torg .1e coar. after hearing the evidence, fhe ease pss mitted yitbolf argument ] 10 ae eocr and taken nader siyisaaent 3lie trial faroFs ca the regular panel nere { displsfges for the tenn
 skTuDkT, April 2ath r John McCorno gs Geni. 2obl Allen S M Co. On motion of psasatiI. defanaani asssntiag. 5udgmens xas orles3 entered se ia.z Of plnsnti6 as prayed for in com. I aia F
 Clark rs Napa Nhata 8 If % d Tlas csse aas conuese1 by consent untIl i1e 2eE insk a EUrt Ys P Gaariel q q. By ] coaseae case ccntinaea dor the ter1n.
 C1aus oaen g Geo. | lles q q B . ofnsen csse cezsinaea for tbeacrm
 q ; Ne,fiara, appellant vs George Z scotl Tais case came @ regularly for i
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 B. ] Iogaa vs J T Eosaargh Pian
 tiH was RfAased iea sdditional aa5s in
 which 10 file amended complaint
 J. Kohn esJ Guineapi t Co. On mo
 gion of plainhf' defendants asS uting iudg
 laent was onlercd entered ia favor oi plainsia as nFsyel for in complaint
 D Fyeiaearioh Ys J. GuindAni & A E. Paredes On motion of plaiatE defend. ants assentae judgment was ordered sn- tsrea iis favor of plaintiff as rrayed for ia complaint
 TUESDAY. April 27tb.
 A !. Miller vs Webfoot s. AI Co. The molten to ses aside aad gacaie je,lglnsat ] as entered ia this csse was deisied
 He5fool N Co ss Leroy Taekeg z ols The motion to dissolve inlunetsea in tais case was granted
 C. H. ourJ vs + Bames Tiis case was tried before tbF eonn. alter hearips tbe eyidenen osese3 hg F@aiu-;n abe de- fsndaat not hagiag any evidesKe to iatr7- duce) flic ceu1 subsequently ariered iufig ment for plaintiff as prayed fer
 2. J NeEland, appeilant ys George Sect. gudsalent ,yas onlere1 entered a favor of plaintiff for amount elziued. with leave to defendant 70 withdraw his counter claim and institute a aew action thereon
 Petifo Charauleau vs J P. Gabriel. Case argued. submitted lo and taken under sd- ] visement by the court
 T. Nicholas s Royce * Yhidop. on motion for new trial by de. fenaants was submitted 10 the court for setllement
 WEDsEsDAY, April esth
 N " Brclnen ys N Middleton 6 Co. Judgment oniered entered in faFor of plaintiff with leave to move to reiax costs.
 Geo. I. Miller & Co ys Wcbfoot E. M Co. The court fled its anlinss of fact and conclusions of law and ordsred mdg- nent entered in accordance fhuewilh.
 Levi Rugsles ys Peter Il Brady Plain. If moved for 2 change of venue, which yas argued iy counsel and taken under ldyisenent hy tbe comt
 Pedro 1hareuleau vs J. P Gabriel De .endant moved for m order to amend ndgment 1eretefoee entered in tiis case Notion granted and exceptions taken h5 ,laintif PlaintifT submitted for settle nent motion for new trial which was tsk n under aiEisement lpy the court
 J D. Reymert ys Nana Whata M Co. Two cases. Tle molion 10 set aside and ieelare void tIe Alias Summons issue3 in his case was fully argued by counsel aad ienicd by the court
 A. l. Miller vs Nebfoot s. M co. On notion plaintiff was allowed twenty days rom an3 after this date in which to per ect his statement on motion for new trial nd sty Of proceedings was granted for ame lime.
 Geo l. Miller < Co. vs Webfooi $ M 'o- On moiion of defendant a stay Of wss grniee for thirty days Austin < Dsmpsey ' Juan Jose Ora lglo. l'1e uietion of defendant for an rlm .o inspeCl tie books and accounts Of laiatias was srsused
 Levi RQggl Wm. Tustle. Motion ? place cause on calendar denied Levi Ruggiss ys Peter R Brady. No. on Co s.rike sasE certain portjons Of com. lsint denied. aud de5eadans aisoBed ten SIS in which be must hle mswer Wobfeo, If 60 vs Leroy Tucker c l Esht da. addiaonal tlme granted iainCa lo alnsnd
 John E HIse Frank Apsato Dec r6ercd eatcresl in favor Of plaintiff T \ Tharipg V Webfool S. M Co cofee c- enlseti in favor Of plain
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