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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-05-21
The Best Vehicle.

An anecdote is told Of physician who
was called to foreign family to pre-
scribe for a case of incipient consump-
ton. He gave them prescription for
pills, and wrote the direction " One
pill to be taken three times day, in
any convenient vehicle. The family
looked in the dictionary to get at the
meaning Of that prescription. They
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-05-21
Greeley'S Savings.

The sharpest Or the drollest things
came out of Horace Greeley's mouth
with wonderful readiness and ease. For
instance, woman had been sending to
him verses, some Of which he printed,
and some of which he did not. She en-
ployed friend to call upon Mr.. Greeley
and to hint to him that pecuniary re-
enumeration would be entirely accepta-
BILE. The plainest of plain speakers set
tied the matter at once. "Tell her. y
he said, that we should be willing to
pay her something for not sending us
any more I"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-05-21
The First English Song Set to Music

The following old English poem is said
to have been the first English song ever
set to music. It was written about the
year 1900, and was first discovered in
one of the Harleian manuscripts, now in
the British Museum:
APPROACH OF SUMMER.
Summer is i-comen in,
Lhude sing cuccu;
Groweth fed, and bloweth med,
And springeth the VIDE nu.
Cling cuccu.
Awe bleteth after lomb,
Lhouth after calve Gu;
Bulluc stertcth, buck verteth;
Mur'e sing cuccu;
Cuccu, cuccu;
Wei singes the cuccu;
Ne swik thow nawer nu.
Sing cuccu nu,
Sing cuccu.
The following is literal modern prose
version "Summer is coming. Loudly
sing, cuckoo. Groweth feed and blow
eth need, and springeth the wood now.
Eve bleateth after lamb, loweth cow
after calf bullock starteth buck
verteth," i. e., harboreth among the
ferns "merrily sing cuckoo! Well
singest thou, cuckoo. Nor cease to sing
now. Sing, cuckoo, now sing, cuckoo!'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-30
What a Child. Ki.s could DO.


In prison at New Bedford, Mass, there now
is man who is called Jim, and who is .
prisoner on life sentence. Up to last spring
he was regarded rs a desperate dangerous
man, ready for a rebellion at any hour. He
planned a general outbreak, but was given
away" by one of the conspirators. He plotted
general mutiny or rebellion, and was again
betrayed He then kept his own counsel, and.
while never refusing to obey orders, he obcyed
like a man who only needed backing to make
him refuse to. One day in June party of
strangers came to the institution. One was
an old gentleman, the other ladies, aud two
of the ladies had small children. The guide
took ono OF the children on his arm, and the
other walked until the party began climbing
| the stHirs. Jim was working near by, sulky
| aud morose rs ever, when the guide said TO
him:
Jim, won't you help this little girl up tho
stairsW
Tho convict hesitated, q scowl OH his face,
and the little girl held her arms out TO him
and said
"If you will, guess I'll kiss you"
His scowl vanished in an instant and he
lifted the child up rs tenderly AS "A father.
Half way up the stairs she kissed him. AT
the head of the stairs she said:
Now you've got TO kiss me, too"
He blushed like woman, looked into her
innocent face and then kissed her cheek aud
before he reached the foot OF the stairs again
the man had tears in his eyes. Ever since
| that day he has been n changed man, and no
one in the place gives less trouble May be
| in his far-away Western home he has little
| Katie OF his own. No one knows, for he never
reveals his inner life; but the change SO quickly
wrought by Il child proves that no has heart
| and gives hope that ho may iorsako his evil
ways.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
A pacho oourtshlp ana Marriage.

When an Apache brave concludes to marry,
says the San Francisco Post, either first or
any subsequent wife. the manner of his court
ship is the same. lie makes no effort TO bo-
come agreeable TO his intended bride-ndeed,
rarely If ever notices her or speaks TO her, eK-
cept in answer 30 questions she may put to
him. lilo pays more attention, however, to
male relatives, particularly her brothers. il
she has any Finally if he becomes satisfied
That declaration will not be rejected, thon
the whole affair is accomplished in few
hours, and generally In this fashion: At night
ho takes the presents intended for the girls
parents, who alone are entitled to receive any,
aud places them near the lodge in which she
lives. II the presents are horses they have
their tmppings also, aud are tied with maCah
near the lodge II COW is to be given, a
single straw or a cows horn, which signifies
the intention, is tied to tho lodge If tho
presents are accepted, which almost always
happens, the girl goes in the morning aud
builds new lodge or hut for herself and hus-
band, aud puts tho straw IL In IL for their bed.
If the man is rich thore is some cere.
mony about the marriage if poor, very little
or none. When the parties are of conse-
quonce one of tho orators of the tribe is om-
ployed by tho bridegroom to place tho pres.
onls near the lodge and malSea speech to the
brides family for him. The orator stands ut
distance Of several yards, and in his best
style makes the declaration for his principal.
Ia this ho dilates OIL his clients qualities
his courage, his skill In hunting. or anything
IN which he Is distinguished. The orator con.
fines himself strictly TO the truth in hii
speech, aud promises that his principal will
maintain aud defend his bride. but at the
Same time informs her family that he may
become tired of her aud send her home--all
Of which are the necessary incidents of Apache
married lio. He also tells them that while
she should remain his only wife, he would be
faithful to her, and should expect her always
to have a store of food on hand. On his part
he would bring hor game and spoils of the
enemy Whenever he could. Her relatives
mako presents to the parents or family o. tho
husband and this is all that generally is doue.
Among these Indians it is considered great
indecency for a man to look at his mother-u.
laws face, and sill more so 10 speak TO her.
II by chance they happen to come close to-
gether, one runs in one direction aud the other
in an opposite one until they are several yards
mart
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-30
The Three one-Legged Jims.

Sergeant James L. Barnes, OF Westport who
10 known as zone of the one-lGgged Jims," al
the request of Commander McNair, related
how the throe Jims lost their left legs at ons
and the same time aud by one rebel she'll
Prefacing his romarks by stating he was
veteran of the Seventy-seventh regiment,
New York State Volunteers, he added:
well, boys, it was down in rife pit before
Petersburg on tho 2lst of June, lS64--.lots OF
you remember the day-myself Jim Barnes),
Jim Lawrence and Jim Allen, all of Company
A., and from Wostport had finished our coffee
and woro lying down smoking our pipes Ny
head was supported by my arm, which rested
on my linapsack, and my right leg was curled
up under me, my left one being stretched out.
The other two Jims were lying near me, in
about the same position. That rebel shell
came-it did-and three Jims lost their LETT
legs and-here's rapid time-insido of throo
hours our legs were amputatod and we were
in the general hospital, several miles away, ut
City Point. And, thanks to the Lord the
three ono.legged Jims are still alive, and us
happy us vets on clutches can be.-Tfoy Wing.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-30

They were in a railroad car, journeying 20
Chicago. On tho opposite seat was man OF
commanding iiguro and brow, and thoughtful
expression.
"What fine conteuanCe, James! | wish |
knew his occupation"
MAYBE he is lawyer"
There's too much benevolence in his face
for n lawyer"
He may be banker"
4" Not bit OF it! A man with such 4
heavenly expression couldn't content himsel!
with monoy.gelting His aim in life is higher
than that"
81 guess you are right, Amelia. IN take
your word aud his for it,
At the next station an nquisitive farmer
took seat beside the man with the noble brow
aud asked him about his vocation. AmeiI
hold her breath and listened to the reply. II
was this:
g keep a saloon and ameat.shop, My wiz
sells beer, aud do my own bulchering,"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-30
Baltimore Markets..

baltimore, MD, January ~
Cotton quiet. Middlng u 1850.
Flour-LOwer for common grades. Howard
street and Western suporfne 81 25@5 do extra
81 50@6; do family. SO 25@6 5o City mills supcrfne
81 $500; do extra, So 500p6; do family Sc 25g7 20;
do Rio brands, S7@7 %: PatapscO family IS.
Wheul-Southern, nominal Western, firm and
higher. No. Maryland 81 40; No Western win
Ter red spot January and, February, 81 "A; March
81 47Cgl 47II; April, 81 1901 4sA.
s-COnI-Southern, ilrmer. Western firm. Southern
white Coo; do yellow, 5S@5S1Sc Western mixed
spot and January, 57I2458c February, 5G94@57Hc;
March, l3{@555sc; April, 5jG5jlsc; May, 5iA955c
steamer, 65laG55A4c.
Oats easier. Southern 4s@4Oc; Western white
aSQi9c; do mixed 47GlSc; Pennsylvania, ISGi9c
Rye quiet at SS@90c.
Hay unchanged. Prime to choice Pennsylvania
md Maryland, Sl7@l6 per ton.
Provisions steady and unchanged. Mess pork
1880. Bulkmeats-loose shoulders. 431C: clear rib
Iides 7; do packed 5l4@716c; bacon shoulders 53lc
hear rib sides, &c.: hams, l04@llc; lard. SIC
Butter easier. Prime to choice Western packed
lO92dc; roll ls@22c.
Eggs quiet ut li9l5c.
Petroleum dull and unchanged, Crude, nominal
refined NC.
Coffee quiet and unchanged, Rio cargoes
l4@l6Lc
Sugar dull. A soft 9I5c
Whisky quiet at 81 ll@t IL.
Fgeights TO Liverpool per steamer dull and un-
changed. Cotton, 3l6d -four. Is Cd. grain, AID
RcCeipts-Flour, ,092 bbls wheat II, 700 Blu; corn
2i,i00 blu; oats, 800 bu.
ShpmGnts-W Wheat 200 bu; corn, 1860 bu.
Salgs-Whant, 309,T0O bu: corn, l57 200 bu.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-30
1879
GREAT
1879

,.,.>, PENNsYLyANIA ROUTE
SPLENDID sCENEkY IAAdNIFiGENT EQUIP,
-, ,,,,,,.,,v,MI ENT Any ,s,,
TRAINS LEAVE WAsHiNG'foN from Depot cor
ner OF sixth and u streets Us follows;
For Pttsburg and the West, 1870 u m. daily with
Pi,sburg TO Cincinnati, 81 Louis, and Chicago
7AOp. m. dGiv, with Palace Car to Chicago
BALrIMONEAND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandaigua Rochester Buffalo niagara Falls
and tho North At u. m daily, except Sunday;
$40 D. IN. daily. except Saturday, with Palace Cars
and emma NJ 1910 u. m. daily. except sunday.
For New York and the Fast, $40 NJ, lOOand 5p
N. on sunday, Nll y, IN.
Limited Express OF Pullman Parior Cars go q. m.
- daily except Sunday.
For BROOKLYN, New SorE, all throngh trains connect
hh0rdlng direct transfer 70 Fulton street avoid
Eos Ing double tsTriage across New York city -
on %nday, Sso and Us s. n M 'o anu w." "
Limited Express $50 a. m daily except SUNDAY ,,o
For baltimore $40, S:ao 0sio a m. ana i'1 d;lO
M. $780, $40 ana a:is .. IN.
For Pope's Creek Line. .. IN. and 40 p m daily
For Anlapolis $40 It. M aud 40 D. m daily, except
ALEXSSDRIA AND FREDERICKsBURo RAIL
WAY AND ALENAN DEIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
and 1880 ., IN on Sunday, Z. and II a. n and
For richmond and the South 700 a. IA. daily, and
Trains leave Alex andrla for Washington, 9. 10 a
m. l@dO 5, s, - lna Z; o r. IN ana " midnight
On sunday At ) aud 10 n. m. aud EOi ., m
Tickets information, sleeulng ana Darlor.Car
oommOdatOns can be procured at the Offices north
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
vaua avenue, and OF the depot, where orders 30
lelt for hecheCkng OF baggage 10 destination from
/. p. FARM ER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
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&c, VS.. Campbell, &c, Shirley VS. Freedmen's Saw
ings and Trust Company; g. Rich VS. Chandler 80,
United States vs. Jones; Co. Burns VS.. CumminH
Go, Bryan VS.. SandcrsOn &C. United States use vii.
son, VS.. AmeS ~, Strong vs. Bata.
EQUGTY CoURT-IUsTtCE JAMEs-Eo. q, Boards
VS.. Center, GS, F9yolle vs. Texas Pacific Railroad
Company; -, Webster vs. Stewart 10, Cahill VS.
is, Lewis vs. johnson: 1871 Miller vs.. Miller 90
AtChson vs.. Capitol Inf Building Associations
-, Hunt VS.. Burchc.
CRIMINAL COURr - CHIEF. JUSTICE CARTIER
Charles Cant two cases. assault on Mary Thomas;
William II. Webster, burglary and larceny
james Joyson, larceny. Nathaniel Lewis alias
Samuel Thomas petit larceny, second oilense, Will
inn H. Price ASSAULT with intent to kills Adolph
Kammerer, assault with intent to kill Clement
West
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-30
To take effect
SUNDAY, NOV. 10, 1879, AT 1880 r, NJ.

An Leave washington.
5ee-nsltlmore Ellicoll CIV and WY stations
Co5TrtNE w noKk, rIIILAbsLrhiA: AND bYs-
Breakfast Mt Relay Station.
spSssnrS hnG m FTsdees
soo nga W Ii y MaR Helny In LAUREL Eypprss
slo-Polnt OF Rocks Piedmont, strNsburg, winches
ter, Hagerstown, and Way stations. -
AND BALTfM6hE ESPEs FaroS Car %
90, New York aud PhladelphlA ,,,,,,,o Avn
PfTTsBURg EXPRFS5. Frederick, Hagers,
TSroush car 10 saun,o Sn'P PuSh Cars 10 az
clnnat daily. Grafton TO Sandusky daily. except
e0O-baiIyS baltimore. Annapolis, and Way;
io'ooHsBALTIM0RE EMPRESS, stops at Badens.
uon Jessups, and Hanover
i2;IO-B baltimore, Annapolis Elllcou City, and Way
i;SoT me YORK, PiILADELPHLA, AND Bos.
l;s5-ton SUNDAY onIy-Ialtsnore and Way
4:SoaBALTim0RE BhADENsBURG, AND LAU-
REL ENPREss Frederick, via Relay. stops
ha5ItPont q Rocks, Frederick, Hager,town. Win
Of Rocks and Way stations only.
,HPPhnPSN eGa rIHE s' aNp BAL
T Tns,i EXPREsS NOr,Olk except Sunday Y
sops AZ hs and
soo-Polnt OF hocks and Way Stations.
7.soz-tBXLTISIoRE AID LAUREL EXPRESS
7.i5Hf ttSiit AZ V CtHoHUIbus AND prrTsBuRe
burg ercapt Sunday. - - =
et5-fNEw YORK, PiIILA DELPHIA. AND BAL
TIMORE EXPRESS. stops at Badensburg and
Laurel. Sleeping car to New York, and special
sleeping car to Philadelpha - -
GjO-tSr. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
Pullman
Sunday
All trains stop at Relay Station
For further formation apply the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Oi,cns-Washlngton Station, and 6J3, 6l0,
and 1871 Pennsylvania avenue-where orders will he
Tor Baggage be checked and received at any
point In the city. w. NJ CLEMENTS,
Master OF Transportation
l. NJ COLE. General Ticket Agent,
GRO. y. kOONIH General Agent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-30
STATES MARsHAEs SALE.

Bv virtue OF writ OF neri facias issued ou of tho
Cler<s Office of the Sup Court OF the Dlstict OF
Cnupba, aud to mo directed viii sell ut public
sale for cash. at the Court house door of said District,
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of February, 1881, nj
II O'Clock M all the right title aim and Interest OF
the defendant In and to the following described prop
erty to wit: Par. of lot TO- In square 7l9 beginning
for the ut the northeast OF said lot aud
running thence west along the line OF north II street
Is feet thence south 80 feet thence east y feet thence
north TO the place Of beginning. In the city of Wash
ington snid District levied upon as the property OF
Andrew Gleason to satisfy execution No. 1854 at
law, in iavOr of Robert G. llrwelt, -
Jan. q, 1851. FHEDK DOUGLASS,
ta2-dts T. \. Marshal, ID. G.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-30
FREE ADVERTISING.
M @ g. XII a P G E .
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WANTED, FOR RENT, &C..
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on our Third page, nro free TO ALL
No business Advert semcuts inserted without pay
BUSINESS Advertisements inserted IN this column at
i've cents per limo for each Insertion
II answers full TO come the first time, wo invite n
second third rs many ropetitions necessary
to secure what you advertise for. We wish the nd
vcrlsen TO feel that they are not imposing on as but
aro doing US favor by using free columns, we
are determined TO make THE REPUBLICAN
TIE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
to INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
postocc II initials used they should bo directed
10 the care OF some person, firm posOllice box.
No free advertisements taken after o'clock p. m.
Advertisements can he loft ut our office or sent
through the mail to
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-30
TINTED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

by virtue OF writ Of Deri lacIns, issued out of the
Clerks office OF the Supreme Court OF the District of
Columbia, and to me directed, Will sell NJ public
SALE for cash. Mt the Courthouse door of said District
II o'clock m all the right, tile, claim und interest
In and to the following described property, to Wit !:
Part of lot square I,2, Washington, d. C., begin
Mug Twentieth street, Is feet from the southwest
OF said lot thence north along the line of said
street, H. feet y inch. thence east along north line
1855 feet l0nches, thence south along rear line Il feet
y inch. thence west IN line parallel with the north
levied upon ms the property Of defendant James
Carr CO. TO satisfy exccutionNo 1898 at law, In favor
OF Arundel and Fairfax.
FREDK DOUGLASS,
Ia25.td United states Marshal. D. Q.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-30
| "'N GEORGE w. STICKNFY.
| IngypOd,gds lSIUr.I surviving Trustee.

CNnUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT on IL
L street between Fifteenth aud sixteenth, north.
west by virtue Of u deed OF trust executed on the
IOth day of December, A. u. 1870, and recorded IN
hbcr sOs folio 49, Land Records for the District OF Co
umba nj the request Of the party secured will sell
~ public auction IN Il ont Of the promises, on MON
DAY. FEBRUARY 3 1880 NJ O'Clock p. M the west
hair 81 Original lot No. ID IN square Ie9 the snme
having front on street north OF - gl2 feet and
depth Of l2 72 feet to alley; Improved by
dwelling No. 1922
TernIs-One- fourth tho purchase money In cash and
the remainder in equal payments Of SIX, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest payable haltyearly)
al the rate of seven per cent 500 To be paid at time
OF sale. JOS @. q. KENNEDY,
Inpl-gt Trustee
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-30
TINTED STATES MARsHATs SALE.

BY virtue OF writ of ieri facas issued out Of the
Clerks Office Of the SupIeme court of the District Of
Columbia, ana TO me directed. will sell at public
sale tor cnsh nj lie Courteous door of said District
onTuESDAH, the l5th day Of February, 1880 at "
The Defendant John a. Barber IN and TO the follow
ingdescTlbet property to wit Sub lots numbered 90,
~ s and 10 in square 36l, and sub lot M square I9,
in the city OF Washington, SAID District, together
with all the Improvements thereon. seized and levied
upon as the property of John A. Barber. to satisfy
execution No. 1881 Equity ~ tyOr Of Samuel Strong.
jan q, 1870. FREDK DOUGLASS,
United states Marshal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-30
THE COURTS.
supreme Court OF tho United ltntos.

THURSDAY, January %, 1880
on motion Of Nj. L. Carroll Brewster William
Nelson West esq, OF Philadelphia, Pa, was ad
mlltcd to practice.
Shepard, esq, Of Fond du Lac Wis, was admitted
10 practice.
No. 2Ol substituted for 176).-James Il. Mcguire
plaintiff in error, vs.. bessie NJ and @. Corwine
EXECUTORS Sc; argument continued by Mr.. H. T.
Stanton for plaintiff In error, and by Mr.. EnOcl
Totlen for defendants In error, and concluded by
Mr.. +. y. Stanton for plaintiff in error
No, l7I-The Union Passenger Railway Com
pauy, plaintiff in error vs.. the City Of Philadel
phln; argued by Mr.. ID. w. Sellers and Mr.. L. Car,
roll Brewster for paintiif in error ana by Mr. VIII
lam Nelson West and Mr. Charles L. Morgan, jr.
for defendant in eTorr
No. lIS,-R. A. Tilghman, appellant vs. William
Proctor ct al; continued
No. lSO.-James NJ. Sanford plaintiff In error VS.
Andrew L. Moeller; on motion of Mr. James Lown
DIES for plaintiilin error, dismissed with costs
Adjourned until Monday ut u O'clock
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-30
BURR II. TRACY L 1r,,s,oos
JAMES r. RYON, ''"'''''
]. T. COLDwELL Auctioneer. Ju23-eoSds
COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.

10y j. 4. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE oFTHAT DESIRABLE FOUR.
Story Pressed. Brick Building with II Three-StOry
Back BUILDING Occupied by the Typographical
Division Of the PostOllice Department No us u
street northwest.
BY virtue OF deed ortrust TO John W. Alvord aud
myself dated Juno ., A. u. 1873, duly recorded IN
lber No ~, folio 80 OF tho Land Records for
the District OF Columbia, and at the request of the
party secured thereby, l. as the surviving Trustee,
will self ut public AUCTION in front Of the premises,
MON DAY, FEBRUARY, H. 1850, at t3U O'Clock p
CITY OF Washington, District OF Columbia to'wi All
that certain piece parcel OF lard known and de.
scrbed ns part OF lot numbered four 90, in square
numbered three hundred aud seventy seven (37D,
beginning for the same nj the southwest corner OF
said lot and running thence on the line OF |: street.
east twenty four (?il lee thence north one hundred
and nfty.nine fec to an alley; thence west twenty
four "a feet AMI thence south one hund ed anu ATTY
nine I5) feet to the place OF beginning, together With
thR improvements &c, Subject TO all taxes now due
Terms $4,000 and accrued interest TO the day of
sale, amounting 10 sa,3ss 10, With the cNpoHsr OF
sale, In cash, aud the baienCe In six md Twelve
months, for which the notes Oithe purchaser bearing
Interest from the day OF sale, ana secured by deed
OF trust The properly sold VIII be taken. deposit
Of sale and all cOnyeyancng ut the expense OF tue
purchaser ga.
the trustee reserves the right 10 resell the property
al The risk and cost OF the dUuuiliug purchaser an er
five days advertisement. -.. -.,
iogJp0u,G1g Slur,l Surviving Trustee
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-30

SUPREME Court or THE DISTRICT -- JUSTICES
MACARTHUR HAGNER AND CoX.--DOwdYs Ackerg
administrators argued and submitted.
CIRCUIT CoURT No l-JUsTICE WYLE-Strong
vs. District OF Colunbiai hearing in progress.
Equity COURT-JUSTICE JAMRs-Power d White
vs. Burke; order modifying previous order Casteil
vs. Castell; pro Confesso. Krause ct al. VS. MAY ct
H.; pro coniesso. Savage VS.. Savage; auditors re.
port ratified aud investment of funds directed
Dastner vs.. Langley order suspending entering of
decree and granting rehearing. Truesdell VS.
Austin; writ Of assistance ordered. Morrison VS..
bhusler ct al; rule on defendants ordered. Dough.
ery VS. Doughertyi decree Of July %, 1870 modified
and fund ordered paid to guardian.
CRIMINAL COURT - CHIEP-JusTICg CARTIER. -
Frank Jordan, assault with intent to XIII Samuel
Ralneyi guilty notice given of a motion for new
trial. bert Wheeler, alias Albert White, burg.
larry and larceny on trial.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRCT-JUsTICEs MAC.
ARTHUR, HAOSER AND COX,-NO. 40, Davis Sewing
Machine Company VS.. Rothwell; 81, Lincoln, use,