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, 1880-10-31

1ne moon will be new on Tuesday at 10 :H a.
m- and In pertgee at2 p. m. Thursday.
4ae suns upper limb will rise on Monday at
e'A 4. H. South ut ill., 43m. x9ee G. H., and set
nts3x p. In. =
The suns upper limb rises Friday ncxt at e:3s
q" sou1hs ut 2lh. 43m. 44-74s. a. m., and sets at
fa9um.
- me sid ereal time Thursday mean noon will be
Ah Sim. $1.0ss.
AeFcuEr will attain bis greatest eastern elon-
fsooa 1f"m tho sun next Thursday morning.
Nv "a get Wednesday at 5:45 p. M, and Thurs
a. as T. M, or IS minutes after the sun. His
~seAaauon then will be about 44 degrees south,
~ s4'5loe htm well out towards southwest at the
oae Of sunset
venus will south Thursday at Jas p. m., and
t at6:1' ?. N. Her dec1inutiou is about 70 de-
es SOUTH. which carries her low at the time Of
<su>ct put She Is now bright enough to be easily
tae western horizon be clear. About
*ea.eashths Of her illuminated disc is turned
1oxarl us.
sts IS " With the sun The two were In con-
'uach2o last Monday,
,,o... Hil rise Thursday at $3.50 p. n, south
a;... =. H. and set at 3:5S a. m. Friday. His
thae ece 1rom the earth Is slowly increasing, as
Firc- II passing away from the line Of oppo-
h. a's apparent diameter Thursday will
mnn,s t"nas OF arc. xs against Az seconds
,tsa.4 ago. This corresponds to an Increase Of
ri,t.. iaao'0O miles in his distance from us,
1lsa u ~ me month. His apparent brightness is
s.,A4fatsnlnE s.,.'A at about twtce the same rate.
n ~. Wall rise Thursday at 4:U6 p. m. south
H.. A., and set ut 5:oe Friday morning.
ths 80. n,so Slowly increasing bss distance from
r,ns n' .a,. 1he greatest apparent diameter Of his
nT,a. Ss&em Will be+&A seconds of arc, against Is
f,r,ssatago. Hence he is about one part in 1so
,b.a ~ W. and one part in 81 less bright, than
oae Ftsuai line now forms an angle OF 49,!
The sa. WIN Tue southern face of the rings, and
,oscdait s'e wiz slightly decrease during the re-
lesk s VI the yeas. making the rings a 1rihe !
~. opea than now.
,se. .aaus a% viii south Thursday at Sol g. H. BE
al,e oss. 4. .:sS' A. 1n bur Is scarcely a favor !
is r.. 1or telescopic work as yet, while he
ascenste:s Visible to tho naked eye. His right /
!. rn,eut Is Ah. 5snl. aud decltnatlon : degrees
Len aos north He Is among the stars of |
n Sgptans R,a. will south Thursday at 11h. 4sm. p.
kree. ~. = ascension eh- <4n.; decllnauon 13 de-
@aa comet Is uow in about - hours
, 1880-10-31

The old adage, '*A new broom sweeps clean.'
is well applied to the uowly-opcncd fur manu-
featuring establishment of D. Lelewer's, 10
State street iopposit Palmer Houso). His stock
IL nice and fresh, prices low, and in artistic
workmanship. As to repairing and rcmodeiing
fur garments he is daily growing i'll public cs-
tecnl> and churges mure reasonable than else
where.
Orders from the country receive prompt at
teution.
, 1880-10-31

II the midst Of a harangue against Gen.
Garfield at Muttoon, in this Suite. on Friday
last, by Congressman "Dill" Springer, tho
plank upon which the Honorable Bill was stand
ing gave way aud the speaker dropped out Of
sight, whereupon quick-w wittcd boy yelled:
~ The Democratic party hns cayed in.'' All tho
Democratic ptauks Will break next Tuesday
and the SpFiugers, the Barnun1s. tho 1iarrisons,
the Trun,bulls, the Wade Hamptons and the
Ku~kius .und Ked-Shirt clubs will groyel Ia the
dust together.
, 1880-10-31
MR~ CoNKI.1SG touched up the forgery
question In his Utica speech US follows:

11H~ GokKIISG touched up the forgery
question IN his Utica speech US follows:
/ think it is indecent to forge letter on the
chinese question tapplAlse}- and thou after it
bus been denied and taticd to the counter US 4
forgery and faischood, 10 photograph 1t aud
publish it, and send out Il sEow-stortn Of copies
to fall down al OYER tho land to befool an mis-
LEAD nobody Knows how many people. l think
thAt Is Indecent 1t Ought to bo. IA voice, 1T
e. It used tn be. Ia voice, lit III now."]
AND now that have referred to the subject, t
Will make one other Fulll. rx abous it. In the
hrst placc, no practiced hi1n vino bud been
ttAtnet and seasoned II, public life WIS fool
enough to write thut letter. In the next piacc, u
man who wus fool enough to write II, even If be
was knure enough, would not now be fool
enough to deny it. Why2 Because just rs sure
ns death 91d quarter day, If it Is 9cnuine letter
&c would be convicted Of being liur. and there
fore be wolld not do 1t. Aud hare rcuson to
believe that the second sun Of November will
not rise bcfore ali the wsrld a1,d his wife will
know who wrutc that letter and the purpose for
Which + WIS douo and when they do they will
know that 1t was not written by the snan ag1tnst
whom 1t Is being tneunly nnd falsely used. :.
, 1880-10-31

We were shown some very handsome work
in the line Of real~estate advertising sigus
turned out BIZ Cross 4: Co., corner Clark and
Twelfth streets, by their new process of
printing an Wood. These printed signs are
siperseA1ng all others on accounto Of their ex-
ceiieuce and cheapneSS
, 1880-10-31

Chicago (TR1DUSE ofiee), north latitude
Ades. 5sm. SIS; west longitude I'm. ia. from
Washington. and 5h- Som. H}s. from Greenwich.
The snhjciped table shows the time Of rising
end setting OF the moons lo1Eer limb, aud the
o0'c'al time for lighting the first street-lamp'
1aetca circuit In this city. during tho coming
week unless ordered sooneron account of bad
weather Also the following times for ex-
t0guiShinR the first Ianr:
, 1880-10-31

CARTER HARRISON can prostitute the pow
crs of the Mayor III local election and try to
carry things By force and fr,tud, hut he could
not use them iegitiuutcly serve the Irish peo-
pie wten he WAS asked 10 represent the City
Government at the Irish relief meeting.
, 1880-10-31

BARxrM publishes lies and Carter Har-
risop swears to them. There is u race between
Chairman Bnrnnm and Chairman Harrison for
uussesstou Of the championship dlrfy-WorK belt
of the United States
, 1880-10-31

GEN. HANCOCK has repudiated the tariff
plank in :ho Democratic platform, but he stands
by Chairman Burnum il, tue work of circulating
the Philip forgerJ. Is there a lover deep uf
degradation into which a Major~Gencral Of the
army can plunge?
, 1880-10-31

DEMOCRATS brag Of 5000 or 900 lnajoE1-
tv tn Cook County, Yhy2 Because they ex-
pec1 to run in nll the fraudulent votes they have
registered. 1t will be the duty OF hepuhncans
to check this desperate game
, 1880-10-31
DR.. CLESS0N PRATT.

Or Restorative Treatment OF tutnrrh and Throat
Dfsea>e twenty.sayen 1eafs' exptr.ence: PFofes-
sttnni rt>Uuns zS Sn Chtcuro. Reception hours
fFy ~ % |: so1 = ~, ad d tsam 70 m a,a |ositiseZ
at>oluta necessity and By espsctnl appointment
Consultation frte.
, 1880-10-31

No MAN who does less than his whole duty
Tuesday will have tho right to complain Of the
result II 1t should it be against him.
, 1880-10-31

BARNUs1 has seized Uancock's pens and
turned them over to Philip. Philip forges letters
On Garfield, and Darnutn circulates the forgeries.
, 1880-10-31

tcld. Tho letter will be very damnelns to its al
legged author, and te,id greatly to promote your
election. But 1t is forgery; it was forged by ii
rascal of the name of Philip, and 1t ia cicycrly
done Shall circulate 1t tas 4 genuine doeu~
ment?', Says Hancock to Bnruum, :. You SAP
you think 1t will help ny wantug cause? Well,
yes, you Inay 70 ahead"
, 1880-10-31

JOAQUIN Mn.r;EE's sketch OF his expert
ences lit Wall street, printed In THE TRIBUNE
Of yesterday, should have been credited to the
Californian
, 1880-10-31

R1sHstEv will remember Tuesday that
Carter Harrison, Chairman Of the Democratic
Com mittee. and Lyman Trumbull, Democratic
Candidate for Governor, refused to have any
thing to do with the Irish relief meeting.
, 1880-10-31

THERE will be a ballot-b0x guard strong
enough to take cure Of the Hatch House or my
other gang at the North Wells street precinct
Tuesday. -
, 1880-10-31

WAS there ever Mayor of Chicago before
who urged bis followers to commit breach Of
the pence on election day?
, 1880-10-31

LYMAN TRuMBuLL charged $40, 100 for de-
Tending report Of his own Committee In the
McArule cas-, and Of course he would not speak
for the poor Of Ireland for uothIng.
, 1880-10-31

CARTER HARRISON was afraid to insult the
Queen Ut Il ,:.and but be WIS NOT afraid to in-
suit the lrlshn,en Of Chicago.
, 1880-10-31

CARTER HARRISON and Lyman ,Trulnbull
feared to offend the Queen Of England by at end
ing meeting for the reliet Of the poor OF Ire
land. Can Irishmen forget that?
, 1880-10-31

CARTER HARRISON, the Bourbon Mayor OF
Chicago, advises the rabb1e of this city to tear
down the polls and seize the bnilot-boxes II Gsev
suspect wrong doing on tho other side.
, 1880-10-31

TIE Chinese question is also local issue,
wh1ch was once raised In the Fifteenth Ward Of
Cleveland. The Herald remembers ull about It.
, 1880-10-31

FORGERY is a local issue which was once
raised in the native town 0f William FL. Barnunn.
, 1880-10-31

Do 1n1snslEN remember how Lyman
Trnmbutt and Carter Harrison insulted MIR. Par-
nell When he was here7
, 1880-10-31

CARTER UARn1soS is now telling Irish
mcu bow to vote; but 1eas than year ago be
refused to preside at an 1rishmen's meeting for
fear he might ofteud the Queen Of England
, 1880-10-31

TRUMBu1L is good enough now to beg the
votes of irishtnen, but he refused to be Vice
President Of the Irish relief meeting, or to I'D
dress that mcetiug<
, 1880-10-31

Form votes can be cast in minute II there
is no chalens.na or delay Of my Kind. But an
average Of one vote in a minute ut some polls Is
,tnt,
, 1880-10-31

Mir JoIS HoEY, agent Of the Adams Ex-
press Company in New York City. declined to
receive for transmission to Connecticut three
iurge bundles Of the Philip forgery, which dirty
work Darnuu1 desired to ship, rcmnrkiug that
This Company was not in the business of Ship
ping forEeries.' Sir. Barnum was obliged to
conceal the vile character Of bis wares In a
closed packaEe before Mr. Hoer would consent
to receive them. Then he demanded pnxin ad->
vance. The New York Evening -Nau pertinentiy
inquiries: '' In whit country does Baraum expect
to live when the campaign is ovcr?' He should
enter into copartnership With Wiiiinm Heatheu
English and join the thugs of India.
, 1880-10-31

4 REPUBLICAN,, who has had long expe~
rfence in politics. predicts that the Eighteenth
Ward will give Republican majority Of 1000
Tuesday.
, 1880-10-31

THE refrain OF the Democratic campaign
sang is:
To q finser In the pie>
I'll bid farewell to every fear
And wipe my weeping eye-
, 1880-10-31

IT Will be an honor for any man to cast the
first vote in his precIuct Tuesday morning.
, 1880-10-31

SAYS W. II. Barnum to Winfield Scott
Hancock: ~ The Truth newspaper bis published
II letter on the Chinese question purporting TO
huye been written by your opponent, Gen Gar
, 1880-10-31

You've MEN: Go to Farwell Hall Monday
night and hear what Witt Dexter and 1ohn v.
Fa1weu have to say of th9 political duties Of tho
hour. The meeting is intended specia1l; for
young men engaged IN business. who have not
the time or the inclination to take nu active
part in politics, Jet who are anxious in this crisis
to do their whole duty. They cannot begin bet
ter than by attending this moetlng and taking
counsel together. Their services will nlso be
welcome ut the polls Tuesday. where volunteers
will be enrolled by the precinct Captu.ns. and
hud plenty to 10 from i o'clock until :. Young
Republicans Should not fail to turn out i'll force,
and especially the young business men, who will
be given their full time fur the express purpose
Ut attending to their political duties.
, 1880-10-31

VoTE early, or you may not have chance
to vote at ALL
, 1880-10-31

feol ascension and porth 1ccllua tIon a. degrees.
~ IS very f"tnt. and moving towards tho north-
e"st About one degree per day.
Smyrna times., 1880-05-19
AGENTS

AGENTS:
ANDREW J. WILSON, General Agent Dover.
Geo. 3. Money! Del. city. LCmuel W WCples. LCCes.
j. S. IIu6ingtOn Smyrna. John ". ITOOtfen, LdurCL.
A. Jackson Jr.. Camden Henry ". Baker, SegtOrd.
Jas B. AndersOn Fredericd H. T. DOCRiRg. .GcOrgetOlCn
Reynedr Williams, Milford. James Ponder, Milton.
Ge0rge Moore, Felton,. 3. f. WdJGROR for lOlCer
CJHdrriRgtOn FdrmiRgtOR SUSSEX.
C. 4. RdlgLins, BridgeUNle.
James A Vdndyke, CheSterO,cn. Nd.
John p. Mdnliue, Greea&borOugh, Nd
.Jeremidh 3. Fletcher, Preston, Nd.
James Cdnn0R Salisbury, Nd.
Charles Collins, Berlin Nd.
VIM G. Dickinson, Pocomoke City, Nd.
AUbusineSScomnlunic should be dddreSSedtO
WM. DENNEY, Jr., Sec'y,
March 4. 1850 DOVER. DEL
Smyrna times., 1880-05-19

Seth Green should turn his attention to
the rapid depletien Of the stock of worms
One boy will use up sevsnty-fve worms in
catching three fish, and all boys go fishing
Smyrna times., 1880-05-19
1G47. KENT COUNTY 1880.
Mutual Insurance Co.,
DOVER, DEL.

Insurcs against loss by fire, issuing mutual policies
only under which payments are made annually IN
advance during membership, and on ceaSing to be
members whatever remains uncXpended after paying
losses expenses and dividends is returned, thereby
furnishing insurance at cost.
Receipts for tile Year S79. 26 a
Losses and EXPENSES for the Year lS19...... Sl513
Dividends Paid = 9lIl69
Paid Members ON Withdrawal 26i321
Amount Credit OF Members Dec. 81 lS".. @G,lO1O2
Smyrna times., 1880-05-19

SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS-AddtiOnal to those
above. leave Smyrna for Clayton 2.20 and 745 p NJ.
Leave Clayton for Smyrna 7.20 and 1850 A. NJ, 240
5.l5 and $40 P. NJ. to make connection with trains
North and South from Clayton
H. F. KENNEY, Supt
Smyrna times., 1880-05-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
pTMpT.ES

will mail (Free) the recipe for simple VEGETABLE
BALM that will remove TAN, FRECKLES, PIMPLES
and BLoTCHEs leaving the skin soft clear and beauti
ful also instructions for producing aluXuront growth
of hair on bald head or smooth face. Address in
closing &c. stamp Ben Vandelf & Co., 20 Ann St., NY
Smyrna times., 1880-05-19

DIRECTORS:
GEORGE ". CCIIMINS, President.
VIM W. Tschudy, Dir. Henry Ridgely,
John H. HOleckcr James /. IIeverin,
George II. Money John W. CauSey,
Jacob Williams, of SeafOrd, EX-GOv. James Ponder.
WM. DENNEY, JR.. Secretary and Treasurer.
Smyrna times., 1880-05-19

A NOBLE STATEsMAN.-Speaking of visit
to Mr.. Gladstone, Rev. DIR. Cuyler says:
" | was deeply impressed by his transpar-
ent honesty and devout spirit. It's well.
authenticated fact when he missed from
before his door a poor crossing-swseper,
and found that he was sick, he went to see
him. Mr.. Gladstone got down on his
knees and prayed for me-, said the poor
man to his minister afterwards. The back.
bone which the greatest Of living states.
men has displayed on so many moral
questions is maintained by his conscien.
tious fear of God. All classes of earnest
Christians, High or Low Church, NoncOn.
formist or Presbyterian, have an immense
confidence in Gladstone's religious princi-
pie. II is this which has given him his
late splendid success in the Parliamentary
elections. For, after all, men despise cow
ards and trimmers, and they honor the
pluck that dares to brave opposition for
the Right. Again let us pray that the race
Of statesmen like Gladstone may be multi
Piled
Smyrna times., 1880-05-19
Delaware & Chesapeake
Railway.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after MONDAY, November 10th, 1872 sun
day eXcepted) trains will run follows:
Smyrna times., 1880-05-19
Phila., Viii. & Bait. r. R.
DELAWARE DIVISION.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
NORTHWARD.

On and after MONDAY, November 10Th 1879, (Sun
days excepted trains will leave as follows:
Smyrna times., 1880-05-19
TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently cured OF
that dreaded disease. Consumption, by simple RENE
dy is anxious to make known to his tellowsuhererS
the means of cure To all who desire it, he will send
copy of the prescription used free of chargeO with
the directions for preparing and using the same
which they will find sure CURE for CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c.
Parties wishing the Prescription will please address
Rev. E A WILSON. l9l Penn St. Williamsburg. N. y.
Smyrna times., 1880-05-19
Health Hints.

Dyspepsia Ctre.-In mild cases take one
teaspoonful sweet ell, after eating, three
times a day. In severe forms take des.
sert spoonful. This followed up has cured
cases where doctors have given them up.
Ye who suffer from this dread disease,
don't fail to try it; surely it can't hurt
you.
FZar Seed Tea.-Put two tablespoonruls
whole flax seed in a pint of boiling water,
and boil fifteen minutes; cut up one lemon
and put in a pitcher with two tablespoon.
fuls of sugar. Strain the tea boiling hot
through wire strainer into the pitcher
and stir together. Good for cough and
sore threat.
For InRamed Eyes.-Borax half drachm;
camphor water three ounces. The above
simple prescription is in common use by
the highest medical authorities. 1t makes
a wash unexcelled for the treatment of in.
flammation of the eyes. In using it lean
the head back and drop three drops in the
corner of each, and then open the eyes
and let it work in. Use it as often as the
eyes feel badly.
Ho,o to Cure a Sore TAroat.-One who has
tried communicates the following about
curing sore throats! Let each one of your
readers buy at any drug store one ounce Of
camphorated oil and five cents worth Of
chlorate Of potash. When any soreness
appears in the throat put the potash in a
half tumbler full of water, and with it
gargle the throat thoroughly, then rub the
neck thoroughly with the camphorated oil
at night before going to bed, and also pin
around the throat small strip of woolen
flannel. This is o simple, cheap and sure
remedy.
an Antidote for PoisOn.-If person swal'
lows any poison whatever, or has fallen
into couvusions from having overloaded
the stomach, an instantaneous remedy,
most efficient and applicable in large
number of cases, is heaping teaspeonful
of common salt and as much ground mus
tard, stirred rapidly in a ateacupful of water
warm or cold, and swallowed instantly. II
is scarcely down before it begins to coms
up, bringing with it the remaining con
tents Of the stomach and lest there be
any remnant Of the poison, however small
let the white of an egg or teaspeonful o
strong coffee be swallowed as soon as the
stomach is quiet, because these very com
mon articles nulliiy large number of vir
ulent poisons.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-20
My IYTELLLGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-Assistant Paymaster
M q. Mcdonald has been ordered 10 duty the Naval
depot at Vile Franche. France.
saimakcr JOnn >. Franklin. to the receiving shiC 81
Louis
Board Of Naval Surgeons. not yet detailed will meet
at Philadelphia March nsxt, for tho examination OF
candidates for the position OF Assistant Surgeon In fhe
Navy. The law likes Tho at not less than twenty
one or more than twentYsix years The examination
will be very thorough and IN tho literary and sceat c
branches the candidates Will be required be familiar
with taugnt in WelrOrgablzcd scbu0i- The pro
fcssOnal examination will Dc both oral aut written aud
VIII include anatomy, phy ysoiOgT. surgery. the
AID children, chemistry, medical jur srudcncr maeria
nedca and therepeu ics pharmicy and hygiene. There
viii also be clinical examinations ~ hospital invOV-
the OF the thermometer, larrnguscOpe uphtha
nlOscope and microscope, ads 10 daguOss aud sur
gical operations upOn the csdaver
Medical Director Edward Shippen has been nppolni ed
member OF the Board winch meets IN Philadelphi on
March !. to examine candidates for anis ana pro
motion III the dedical Corps Of the Navy.
SURGEON William j. Simon has been ordered 10 duty AL
TIE Naval Hospital, Norfolk. Va.
Lieutenant John +. Merry has been detached from
special duy at Washington and placed on waiting
Surgeon Thomas n. Penrose from the Naval Hospital
Norfolk Va, and ordered member Uf the Medical
Examining Board. t. act IN The acity Recorder
Gunner COrncua CrOnin. or the United States Etea-
ship Minnesota has been granted one mOntns leave of
absence.
Assistant-Nayal Contractor q. +. Mallett has been
odertd to his regular duties al the Portsmouth
n H., Navy Yard.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-20
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. First-Lieutenant
Henry NJ Of the 7th Infantry has been granted
indefinite leave OF absence on account of disability
Major Francis s. Dodge Paymastcr U 5 A. has been
assigned temporary duty IN the Office Of the Paymas-
tef-Gencral at Washington.
The leave Of absence granted FIrst-Lcutenant william
Ennis of the 4th Artillery has been extended one month
Leave OF absence for four mont hs surgeons certia
cate of disability, has been granted 10 Second Lieu enant
Charles A. Foster, of the 81 Artillery.
Comnissary Sergeant Henry Goodrich, U. 3. A. has
been ordered from duty al Fort Nidglra. y. Y 10 pro
ceed without delay % Fort Johnston, y. c. To relieve
Commissary Sergeant John v seyTOn who Will take the
place vacated by Goodrich.
Hospital Steward PenhOel, y. s A., now stationed at
Wletts Point, NewYOrk HafbOr, mas been granted 81
months fnrlough with permission U 10 beyond ne ,c
Tue leave OF absence granted Major f. " Sumner, 5th
Cavalry, has been extended one month. aud mat of
Lieutenant Colonel Wa scr, Jt Infantry. has been ex
lended 70 Apr -. 1850. on ncc0unt VI dIsabhliy.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-20
CALENDARS rms DAY

SUPREME COURT lNBgRs-Lawrencs. I-Court opens
10 Ss se 10 g. n InasE s & i2ed @ = q g 9s ~ s ~ I & o. Sg 81
@si 2s $50 557 55s $50 $40 al, 81 24$ pa, LAS
GENERAL 1RiaI- Adjourned SINE die.
SPECIAL TEGM-van Tsr J.-courI opens at 1890 M
Law and taci NOS 400 S46, ST. 800 Sa2 ls5. 37l sgi.
7 i55 $72 S73 ass 820 so5 ias 400 aO9 iS1 sia 22'
ClscUrr-PARr Ivan Brunr J-court opens 1880
short Causes \ 81 .@Ss5 @ 2SsS 2isi $500 22iS 227e
PART Ii Beach J. Court opens az 1890 a. m.-shOrs
Causes.-Nos l7Sl llA7. 2J29, 1860. 262i.
PAET III Donohue. It0uIt opens at 1880 m.short
2Ji0 1896 265j 1907 22l5, 1929 1880 222o
rc-1yoe ,,Rr-GySrRA Adjourned sine die
SPECIAL rEll-sedgwck J-Courr OPENS 10 a. m.-Caen.
dar called at II a. m.-No day calenGar
m-Case on, 40 72.-starin Kelly. No day calendar
PArr l-Curtis C. Court opens a. Il a @nCsss d., cs
enaar
COMMON PlEAs-GENRRAL gERM.-Adourned for the term
SPECIAL Ikgsl-Vn noesen j. Court opens al 10 a. M
tQtITi TRIM Van Hoesen J.--Couri opens at IL m-
Nodav Calcnuar.
Tm1L TFlol-PARr I-IAremore. court opens e u
mOnc Hour auses Nos 1855, 255a. 2So' 2i2S 2l2a
panI IL Adjourned until T-esaay FEBRUARY y. ,.
MApINR VOUst- IluAL rERp-PAnr 4 Me Adam J.-CS1rt
99sGs o o e. II mai Sno4 4 Hs i77 is2 iiIo i05G
s3li 1918 5Ge5 1890 1854 1888 4lOT.
noe s;sI lG ij1i 500 Sgo5 isc 42SO 1853 1854,
42Sj i,0l, ,4}o2 3357, l3sO 1888. an. 1850 400 go
fes FSs' a. 8sSl Soi 4Gs ISS a$si S9s 1900 iSs0
1905. ll5. so liOo 29l i}do, 4u3- aU9n 500 80
oYAR AND IERhNER DAVIS J'-A'Vourhe" unui lue'"'''
GpSTF, Srssioxs-pAer I--smyth RThe People agt
Thomas Bird luralarv Ellen GOoy grand larceny Henry
j. DaIey. malieasance Charles n BnddehsleA
or Palk Higgins. assault and battery REFER DeiA'es'
e'PARi fi-Cowlng J--Tho Peorle agt Antonio saadH
Thomas Mc1iure feloniois assault and battery; Freeek
Walsh larceuy from the person, Lynch Theoore
strauss Sophia Meyers, Vaeniine Bauer Henry ar
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