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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-07-10
TRAINS GOING NORTH.

CONNELTIONS.-Tr No. connects at
Shenandoah Junc with Baltimore and ONO East
bound train, arriving at Washington - T. NJ
baltimore 10 81 p NJ, Philadelphia ) 3O A. NJ,
New York 650A. NJ.
Traiu NJ 4 connects at Shenandoah junction
with Baltimore and Ono Easbonnd train, arriv-
ing at Washington 9 - A. NJ, Baltimore il.iO
A. Nj, philadelphia d 80 7. NJ, Ne" YORK IV.iO
/. NJ.
Train No. 6 connects at Shenandoah juno with
B,l,im IRE and Oaio Westbound train leaving
New York 10 90 p. NJ, Phi'adclphia ll.5O I. NJ,
Baltimore z 81 and 500 n. NJ, Washington
9l0 4. NJ.
Passengers from s. V. L. Il. Stations south oil
Junction for Martiusbulg take trains and D..
Al Trains duly except Sunday. STANDARD OF
time that of Baltimore. Stations marked "F' are
.s stations. ,-on,Ip
Gen'l Passenger Agent.
JOSEPH II. SANDS, Superintendent
jane 10 l-S0.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-07-10

SILK and Linen IIandkerchiefs, Splcn-
y did stock, ut bottom prices, at
WELSHANS'.
T AIDES Linen Collars and Cuffs ut
IL WELSlIANS'.
ID ut WELSilANS'.
DON'T fail to examine the stock of WOr-
~ sted s;hawls, before buying, ut
WELSlIANS'.
A Ii the Novelties in Laccs and En-
n broideries, at WELSliANS'.
I ACE Curtains by the pair and Noting
~ ham Lace for Curtains, by the yard, at
WELSIIANS'.
7 INEN and Paper Blinds, ut
IL WEISIANS'.
CPLENDID Stock of Hamburg Edgings
Oand Insertings ut WELSHANS'.
MAGNIFICENT stock of Corscts at
Nl WELSHANS'.
NUM Goth ut -
U WELSIIANS'.
ALL the Novelties in Millinery Goods
a ut WELSlIANS'.
April 81 II
I AIDES Gauzc Mcrino Vests, high neck
IL and short sleeves ut
WELSIlANS'.
SUPERIOR quality of Ladies Scissors
y and Shears ut
WELSIANS'.
May l, 1880. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-07-10

An AFFECTING SroRr.-Tuesday we
came down from Deer Park on No. 1,
Express. In the opposite tier of pas
senger seats we observed father with
three small children-a boy, aged per
haps, five years, bright little girl, not
more than three, and the babe three
months old lay on cosy pallet made
on the seat We watched the group
with increasing interest. How tender
ly the father guarded the little lamb;
brushing fly from IFS infant face, then
with almost a motherly touch, wipes
away the coal dust that had settled
around the innocent blue eyes, gazing in
plaintiff recognition into his. Though
youthful and stout, sorrow, WEAKNESS
and long watching had made him old.
We were so struck with his manner and
the sad story suggested by the sight,
that we venturcd TO intrude upon his
privacy and learn their history. That
babe seems to have no mother, we sug
gestcd, sympathizingly. No, it's moth
er is dead, he answered sadly. The
question had probably been asked a
thousand times OH his journey, we
thought, and noticing the expression Of
pain caused by this question, We almost
concluded to say no more, when, after
a short pause, he continued, mournfully,
Yes sir, it's mother died when il was
but eight days old.
where have you come from !! we
asked.
California sir; and this is the tenth
day and night OH the cars
'And whittier are you bound 7 We con-
tinued.
TO my old home in Loudoun county,
Va lie replied, tEen observing the
babe restless, took it soothiugly IN his
arms. In further conversation wegath-
cred that his name was Hollingsworth,
and that he had gone from Loudoun
county, Va, to California about FIVE
years ago, engaged in the milling bust
ness and was prosperous until this great
affliction overlook him. The wife want
ed her mother TO have tho children, and
be had, with the help Of a brother in
law, brought them all the way from the
Pacific coast as soon as the babe could
be moved Many eyes watched them
and many hearts syrnpathized with the
little pilgrim to grandmothers bosom,
and lie patient griefstricken father with
his weigh, of care aud load OF sorrow.--
Rfyser Tribune.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-07-10

DRESBITERIAN Hymn Books, for sale
/ by BAKER IL MCMuRRAN.
Mav Is. 1880. Pm
2,UUU sea-grass Sea-; and Cotton Lines;
Reels, Rods, Bobs, Sinkers, &C., &C., for
sale very cheap.
May 10, 1880. 3m
NTATIONERY-A new lot of Paper,
y Envelopes, Inks, Pens, &c.
BAKER " MCMURRAN.
May Is, 1880. I'm
TALSOMINE COLORS for inside walls.
N ANY shade can be had, and it can be
put on aseasily as whitcwash. ltis cheap,
beautiful and durable. Get the best and
try it. BAKER ~ MCMURKAN.
May l., 1880. Pm
II TAISOMINE EBRUSHES.-B ushessui-
Atable for putting on Kalsomine Colors,
and for plasterer's finishing coat, and for
paper hangers work. Cheap and durable.
BAKER & MCMURRAN.
May l., 1880. PM
DAINT and Varnish Brushes of all sizes
/ and qualities, for sale cheap.
BAKER IL MCMCRRNN.
May -, 1880. 2m
DEADY MINED PAINTS-Liquid
IL Paints, both Enameled and Rubber,
mixed and ready to put on, and of amy
shade of color, for sale cheap. Come and
select the color you prefer.
BAKER d MCMURRAN.
May Il, 1850. Pm
DOUBLE Boiled Linsecd Oil for sale
~ low. BAKER ~ MCMURRAN.
May Is, 1850. I'm
GONE SOON-Wc are closing out our
" stock of Garden Seeds and have only
few left. Call soon If you want Buist's
reliable seeds.
BAKER tS McMURRAN.
May 10, 1850. I'm
HARNESS OIL SOAP-Cleans, oils,
III beauties and preserves harness aud
leather. Try it.
BAKER & McMURRAN.
May -, 1880. I'm
TINESTlot Fishing Tackle ever brought
MAGRUDER'S
Drug Store.
BAMBOO Rods, selected long and firm
ID at MEGRUDER'S
Drug Store.
UGUST Flower the great Dyspepsia
II Remedy. Sample tottlc 10 cents, ut
MAGRUDER'S
Drug Store.
DELL'S Corn Solvent never fails to re-
L move corns; % cents per bottle at
MAGRUDER'S
Drug Store.
DULL'S Diarrhea Curative, the best, for
] j al - MI "a a
MAGRUDER'S
Drug Store.
rpHE Best Insect Powder - cents per
L Gun at MAGRUDER'S
Drug Store.
CLARK'S Indcliblc Pencils, the best in
" use, ut MAGRUDEls'S
Drug Store.
May Il, 1880. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-07-10
SHEPERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. SATURDAY, U

COLLARS and Cuffs in the latest de-
y signs at RICHARDS.
A FINE assortment of Childrens' Hose
II at RICHARDS.
ii RICHARDS.
T OOK, examine and compare, before
II buying elsewhere, at
RICHARDS.
4 LII Wool Buntings % cents at
n RICHARDS.
HID GLOVES, every pair warranted at
~ RICHARDS.
7 ACE and Lisle Thread Gloves in desira-
III BILE styles at RICHARDS.
T ACES in Languedoc, Bretone, Lor-
RiCKARD'S.
SILK and Linen Uandkerchiefs ut
y RICHARDS.
DLACK Silks and Cashmeres, cheap, at
ID d. \. HILLS.
nON'r fail toexamine the stocks OF Cor
~ sets before buying, at
d. A. HILLS.
TABLE Linen and Towels, cheap, at
i ID. \. HILLS.
7 INEN and Paper Blinds, at
IL d. a. HILLS.
L d. a. HILLS.
T AIDES Kid Gloves, cheap, at
IL ID. 4. HILLS.
May l, 1880. If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-27

ended and the men are now working with VIII 70 ee'
eveyv,h,ps in readiness for the opening, when IS ex
pec,cd TO take place on Saturday next mncn ., ~,
furniture has already arrived and Is stored on 'o
floor There are still sixteen carioaoS ~ s-.".,,
away which are expected 10 arrive tO-u"y' """ ~ ~
of arranging 10 VIII begn ~ once ,, ooo,, thu
The utmost harmons seems 10 preVdi na a. The
,vorkner and no expressions OF Dissatisfaction W a
terms of the company nave been heaIu; .assoce
smith was nj the Beach on sunday, ana MS p'eSoN'0
there seemed 10 I'M fuse zeal into the men. L. .,
The opeupg next Saturday is 10 be the occas9n , o
celebratIpn Tie 1871 Regiment, OF BrooKiyn, .1ou
ID Austen commanding. will on thaf DAY vish iIISn
eway aud 90 into camp there for ten days Inc "oOe
ra,yorms for tents already being
and everything promises to be in readiness oofSi1 ~
We've and dress parados VIII be given during tno gn
lowing week and special arrangements VIII oe ~, in'uo
for the accommodation OF those VINO WISH " ioi" W.
lie beach DURING the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-27
THE RIGHTS OF IN EXPRESS COMPANY.

INTERESTING DECISION By JUDGE GRESHAM IN
REGARD TO THE RELATIONS BETWEEN EXPRESS
AND RAILROAD COMPANIES.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 26.-The Louisville,
New Albany and Chicago Railroad Company having
Threatened to eject the Adams Express Company from
its line, the express company applied to the United
States Court injunction, which was granted On
q preliminary bearing OF the in May last Justice
Harlan issued restraining order until the final hearing
OF the case.
Recently tho railroad company has annoyed the ex-
press company In various ways and finally refused TO
receive its safes and chests unless the railroad
company were permitted 10 open and examine
the contents, wbereupon the express
company moved an attachment against the railroad
company and its various officers for contempt. The
greater part OF last week occupied In the argument
is Interesting affecting the transportation interests Of
the country lie no DIS that the railroad company and
its officers In contempt, but as they we're acting
under the advice OF counsel he dsmlsses the attach
ment at their cost. railroad company has
no right TO charge an express company carry
ing packed parcels the aggregate sum might charge
II separately, but may charge reason
able rate the OF safe or chest containing
parcels single package only IL cannot demand an
inspection contents OF such parcel unless IL has
reason TO believe be dangerous to life
property. ..- =, - -..- -
The decision defines the rights between the parties TO
he the samesB before the suit begun and directs
that the status of affairs existing then be maintained
until the final hearing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-27
FESTIVAL AT COMFY ISLAND.
GAYETIEs OF THE GERMAN voLKFEsr vEREIN Al
WEST BRIGHTON BEACH.

WEST BRIGHTON BEACH.
The annual festival of the German Volkfest
yeren at the seaside opened yesterday afternoon
at the West Brighton Beach Hotel, Coney Island The
hotel and grounds presented a holiday appearance
Flags wore flying poles upon the roof aud banners
OF all nations hung from the balconies, the most
being tue red white and black liars OF Germany
and the stars and stripes or the United States The bal
comics were festoOned with evergreen, and rows OF
Chinese Ian stretched in every direction The band
stands and pavilions within the inclosure were also
trimmed with evergreen and bedecked with fags
The time for opening the festival p nl.. and
soon after that hour a concert given under the
direction OF COnterno. There were not many present
As consequence the great army Of extra
walters had yery little 10 do Why. mine
gracious, We don't expect nobody already yts !"
exclaimed q rotund German to companion. who had
yeutured comment the meagreness OF the attend
suce The argument overwhelming
At intervals Zanfretta furnished amusement by APP
nearing IN fantastic dress and dancing upon the tight
rome Several also won applause by perform
ances upon the outdoor stage
AIS O'Clock a bronze statue OF GermaDia was un-
yelled.
In the evening the electric lights and Chinese lanterns
added much to the briancy OF the The grounds
within the Enclosure began TO I'LL with spectators The
festivities were reopened with more music by the
man. sttired in wonstrously wide linen trousers
by the and wazed around the platform, much to
the amusement of the spectators. This may be
said to have been an informal opening Of
the ball which followed several hours later
The principal OF the festival last night the
procession Of Columbia. First came a band OF must
clans dressed In the military costume Of the English
They were followed by body guard dressed in the old
Continental style. Last drawn
by sailors, bearing shapely young woman
who represented Columbia Several young men, who
were meant Indlans-tRough they lacked the com
plexon-waked on either side OF the car carrying dit
ierent coOred torches. The procession made circuit
of the grounds and retired In the background. Then
came more Juggling upon the stage, aud marvellous
dancing aud hopping extraordinarily nigh stts by
ZsuIretta- Later III the evening two tabeaux
Aphadite aud Neptune" and Yerherr-
the conclusion OF the tablesux the ball
was opened al platform. The dancing entered
into with the usual German spirit and kept far
into the night
The festivities will be continued to-day and to-
mr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-27
THE FEE INSURANCE COMPANIES.

sEMI-ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE CoMPANIES-LossEs
AND GAINS SINCE THE BEGINNING OF THE
YEAR.
ALBANY, July 26.-The fire insurance COM
panes have Just made their semannual reports to the
tendent OF the Insurance Department for the
six months ending July 1. Below Is comparison OF
these reports with those made December 81 1879;
Commercial Fire Insurance Company-In 1sso-As-
sets s5i3 544 Liabilities, lab losses $167 967
dvidend S2 S9 Ssses
dividends, Sl1 .Sl2 expenditures, Sl96,2Il. o-o
.s Se"" sss fsf s@ sSss
ss25, 953 dividends S137 26s expenditure 81 5s5'-
sss On dSSends
Eagle Fire Insurance 0ompany-In Is7917Assets,
SSV3s7l liabilities, 1855, ASS l,sses, $42470; div
dends s44.946; expenditures $4,000 issSoA ssets
bends, $2oO7O; expenditures. S63539.
Empire Ctig Fire Insurance tompany-In 1s79-As-
fets. S3l4557 Liabilities. s24o'699 losses, S47 500
dividends, $40 OPS expenditures, s97 $40. In 1850
Assets S3O9,3Ss; liabilities, $2364ls; losses, $23, SIS
dividenss, 81 900; expenditures. s44,674,
Ezehan0s Fire Insurance Conlpany-Iu ls79-Assets
S37O37o liabilities s271 ,220; losses. SOFAS dIyi
Sets. sS509i4 ha6Ihties $3.50 024 losses, 500 5l7;
dividends. $4,000; expenditure Sl05,0e3;
aS,a!es S2s3 9oo 9s sss
dividends, $4,000; expenditure. S99,20J.
3 sa ss. y.ss. $685. s7ssi' at
Assets. S32757S; Liabilities, SI0O1f0 losses, Sl9%l4;
dividends. @7.l40; expenditures. S3b3I4
IivmenS Trust lns'ranee Company-l1 5s79-A'sets'
S2Gs 326; liabilities, %192l79: loses S3f475i dvI-
dcnds $4,000; expenditures, T1OO3. In loeO-As-
sets, S2J9.729; liabilities, Slo5059i losses, $3lO
DIVIDENDS, %. 300; exp ndiiules, y40 SOL
Franklin and Emporium Fire Insurance C0mpany-ln
1879 Assets 1872, 226 EaOl,ics, 92357Si; losses,
S2&,0S1 diyideEds, $4,000; eKpcnci urcs 966.03Z,
Ia 1ssO-Assets, $780, IA aD tes, S236 ESQ Osees.
$4,000; dividends. $4,000; expenditure Sol,IU7.
GerDaIa-A mericdn FUe Insurance C0mPany-ln 1879:
Assets. S26lD 36c; liabilities, al ,743,7U2; losses
S553.0t6: dyiGends, 100000; expenditures,
81 OO4 700 In 1880 Assess. S2,67l.950; liabilities
81 745 900; lOsse. s276, 100; DIVIDENDS, S600UO;
penGItUios, S693020
Germania Fire Insurance Company-In 1S79-Assels
81 ,066,s3l Liabilities, sel4,O7O losset, $3.50 1872
dlyidrnds $40 900; expenditures. S60s 0G4 Ia 1880
Assets, s2.Z3663l; liabilities, 81 439,2S3; losses
Sl4s7l4; dividends S35 900; eX lures. 1855 GU
Globe Fire Insurance C0mPang.-In lS79-Assct T..
1884 297 ntbltles 1908 $40; losses, $5O.44l divi-
bends, 100000; expenditures, Sl2l,OOo In leoO-As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-27
GAMES on JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS.

The games OF the HUDSON county CaItuOnlan
Club which were postponed on July on account Of
the RAIN were held yesterday afternoon in tho park
of the club in Badwinave.. Jersey City
Heights. The several events were warmly con
tested James Atcson of the Caedonian Club OF this
city, won the medal for the broadswOrd dance. The
prize for the standing jump, which was open
only to the members OF the home club,
was won by Joseph Wilson, with william Miller
ond distance, feet inches Il. W. johnson won In
the standing high jump; distance. feet inches
The threeIne had four entries and excited much
interest twas won Ivy P. J. Mcdonald. closely fol-
lowed by Patrick SullvaD time &c minutes. % sec
onds In the tugof-war the teams from the
Hudson County CAedonian Club and the Newark
Caedonian Climb were beaten by team from the tobacco
mandatory Of Messrs. p L0rilard and Co. Il. Som
mers. OF the NewYork Caledohian Club, won the
prjzs in tie Highland fling f. Atkin. OF the club,
won the hurdle Of quarter mile The attendance
vUos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-27
SOLDIERS or THE YEW KEPUBLIC.
Speech of President Grepy 10 the Army ns Basts Ann
reTsqTy


reTsaTy
OFFICERS, N0N-COMMISsI0NED OFFICERS AND
MEN: The Government OF tue Republic Is happ, 10
meet this truly National Army-an Army whion Ia formed
out OF best part OF herselan Army TO which she de-
votes whole or youth OF the Nation that Is To
say what she most dearly o1ershes ali that most gen
and most valiant In her; she thus imDues the
Army with her feeling aud spirit. and animaes ~
with very soul aud Army returns TO 'he Repub-
lie the manly school OF military dscip
lne from which they take INTO civil lie the FEELING OF
respect for authority, the sense OF duty the spirit OF
selfsacrhce with that fOw of honor and patriotism
and those manly virtues or the profession OF arms which
Rre 30 emnenty calculated 10 make them men anu etl-
gems II the country has shrunk sacrifice TO
generate Army the Army ON 1T SIDE has spared no
pains second The efforts OF tue country by Its
slant application. It's un1nching labor deep study.
learning arm and discipline the Army has become tor
France Tor the spect she Is cn led 10 claim,
and peace which sDe Is bent ON quce peuO pre-
serving II with these feelings that me Government
of the Republic thcse cOlors 10 keep
ing. Receive them pledge OF Its profound sympa.
Thy with the Army; receive them "A testimony OF
your galantry yOu fidelity TO duty, OF devotion
10 France who cODfdes 10 you with these noble stand
ards me defence her honor. her territory aud her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-27
SAILING YACHTS FOR PRIZES.

SIXTH ANNUAL REGATTA OF THE HUDSON RIVER
YACHT CLUB-DEATH OF ONE OF TIE YACHTS
MIN.
The sixth annual regatta Of the Hudson
River Yacht Club took place yesterday. The hour an
pounced for the IL m but owing to the abb
sence OF some OF the competing boats the
6rst gun was not fred until 1905 p. IN.
AL that hour there were twelve yachts, large
and email. the water in front OF the club house,
at the foot seventieth-st The day bright and
clear fair breeze blowing. and hoodtide prom
sed it's speed them up the river The course was
TRAN cuar one the club house to Fort Lee, down
the river again 10 Weehawken, the club house
and back once more over the The distance
TO be sailed was about twenty miles. The following
were the entries:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-27

When the second gun was hTed the Commodore's nag
al tho peak of the Annie L. led the way the line
Mt I2h lon. 45s., and quickly followed by the
LYDIA bringing up tho rear having crossed at
l2h 22m ass, inmates after the signal had been
given. Favored by vino and tide the yachts skinned
through the water keeping close together tor tme
but gradually widening their distances and spreading
their sails over The middle Of the river. Rounding the
stake-bOst at Fort Lee they Rugged the NewJersey
sbare on their way down. taking advantage Of the
Ing tide The the ne al The clubhouse on
her second trap over the was the lde Hour in
In. Sim POS.
When the Cara g. came In sight II was noticed that in
stead OF making preparations for rounding tbe stake
boat she steering directly for the clubhouse plat
form metbing IL wrong" said those WHO stood on
It. but they until tine boat had been made last 70
learn hat IL might be- When che secured the crew
were TO raise OF their number IN thelf arhs
and carry him ashore. Has he tainted " asked One
q No. he IL dead" the answer. The body was car
ried into club house, bier made, sheet pro-
cured aud the awart frame OF the dead man his blue
Yachting SUIT laid down aud rcyerenuy covered
Enmbeless questions asked by the many who had
come 10 the and IL told that his name was
George Brunner that he had been for six years mem
Der OF the OF the yacht Oh which he died. that he
Lived sixtyeighthst, between Eighth and Ninthayes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-27
THE WONDERFUL TIME OF MAUD S.

CINCINNATI, July 26.-Captain George n.
Stone the former OF Vanderbiit's now famous
young mare Maud g. said today in regard TO the per-
Torrance of the Chicago Saturday last that
nc feels sure that Maud g. could easily beaten St.
Juiens record He is confident that she can trot In
2O and says by her record PISA the best ever
made 10 race and made by her in her second public
appearance holds the place OF the best rotter In the
world. She trots iu Cleveland on Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-27
rAIENDAK, raIs DAY.

srpRRaE COURT CuASBgRs-DJ nphgN l,'otrt 0o,a ~ y
1890 NJ Calendar called At - mNos "a ~ ~ Ya ~ ~
az Ga "a 80 14l l6O lo2 100 100 100. w. ly' i'o -
1879 2O2 y 8. 300. 2lO. -
GENERAL TERN Adjourned until Juy 20 ,, =. -
spEclkl Donohue. i.-COait opens A. lp.'V D. n-
aw and FAcI-Murphy A.. agt- Muhe u nd co AZ -.
sgPKuiOg gouRT-sPKlAL iEKA-SeJfwick -toust op'''
=, = m IalendaI called ~ D. No dag calendar
conMos PLRAs-CnAhbEtS-Van iioosnil -Co1s 'fe's
AZ il m.-Motons viii be hoard at ~ ocioeA Al. ,...,
TMAL TKgA-PAKs L, IL ana ill-Adoafneu iVf 'De WIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-27
DECISIONS-JULY 20.

Supreme Court Chambers--Bv Judge WcstbroOk.
Johnson Reilly Motion granted with $40 oosIs ses
memorandum.
SpscfaI Tsrm-Bv Judge Vorst.-The People rel
Kingman agt the Chaplin Home otc.-Orier settled and
signed rho People OK Cisco as tie Pilot Conmss0ner+
etc-OpinoD.
Superior Court-SpecfIl Tsrm-By Judge Freedman.
-seagrst AIT Iriper-pefend mt. motion & anted o,.,
by Judge Sedgwok-ID the matter of ReukOwiS-Ofdef
appointing Meyer Davis guardao ad item OF infant NAT
Reukowiz The Pratt and Whitney Company agt Jon -
Order dscOntinusnce. Durand al agt Duncan Ell al
Reference ordered Starin Kelly Undertaking. apppvea
ETher agt the Musical Mutual Protective Union Sfiofo
substitution. Jones agt Brown the kDiokerb0ekI 10"
Company Thompson BALDWIN agt Reardoni Knapp *"
SmOn.-Orders granted =, -
common Pleas hdmbers-Bg Judge Van lloesen
SargenLfbere must be certificate OF ne
clerk that have been exceptions MED 60 tho ps
Satterty Lis pendens discharged In te mAttee
OF Herr rowuoy. WetmOre; the GIBBS Aahms0
turing Company Tyson In she mstiero Of I0rrs
granted HoTg.D MH.soh
sec memorandum. Miller Eagieson-Order signed NV
lin agt tho Mayer. etc. Order signed mcmofandh
Marine Court Chambers - Bv Judge hawes.-
Moore agt Disch.-MoOn 70 vacae the Judgment sdeid
upon payment Of costs OF by pzintf $50 Op'noh
Levy agt Slbersten.Sce memorandum DObsOn az .s
Reti-MOuOu denied with cnsts abide the event McoS.
ag Shook and another Demurrer sustained ordet i"
settled notice Gardiner ag'. AcNade " l.io
answer this case Lyman agL Hynes-Baiabio 49,.
ment allowed. Manhemor agt Wolf Motion deDlsd ssr
within defendant SO costs ana sefscs aa
roll granIo Ruben stein Meean NOTION grated 20
faut opened on pay Of $40 cost within three day ~
Stein.--Comm ssiOn amended Mloise" ~
dges.-Order settled anu nled