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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-29
The Vault.
A ,oMBRE PLACE MADE BEAUTIFUL WITH
DECORATIONS.
CLEVELAND. Sept. %.

CLEVELAND. Sept. %.
After the ceremonies at the park to-mor-
row, the casket and dais will be put on the
funeral car and conveyed to Lake View
Cemetery to the association vault where
the body will be deposited. In front Of the
vault there are four black poles thirty
feet high. from which is suspended can
opy Of black cloth Is BY 40 feet, dropping
down eight feet on all sides, looped up
with heavy black cord and tassels The
passage way and floor Of the vault are car
peted. The canopy and width Of the drive
way are strewn with evergreens and upon
them thick layer of flowers, all that could
be obtained. The interior of the vault is
contributed by lady teachers in the public
schools are stTewn everywhere. In the
opening of the center arch will hang cross
10 feet in length, and three or four feet in
width. trimmed with evergreen. Across
the summit Of the center arch four simple
but eloquent words greet the eye, Come
home TO rest" Upon the two center col
umns are two other sentences of equally
suitable significance, Lay him to sleep
whom We have learned to love, "Lav him TO
sleep whom We have learned TO trust" Sus-
pended in the center of the arch is large
handsome letter &C. worked in evergreen.
Upon the frame of the wood, on the east
side may be seen the wor ds. HE lies in all
our hearts, death cannot touch him there. -
Upon the west side is the inscription, Love
was a source of duty, the law of his life 4"
The whole structure is beautifully decorated
with emblems of love.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-29

WiIbor's Cod Liver OIL and Lime
The great popularity Of hi safe and eiicaciuu-
preparation J. alone attributable u it, intrinsic
worth. In the of Coughs, Gods, Asthma,
BrOno hits. Nh0oping Cough, >crofulous Humure,
and ali COnsumptVe symptoms, II ha- Ne superior,
II equal. Let no one neglect the early symptoms
Of iii sease, VIII agent Is AZ hand which VIII
all complaints Of the Chest. Lung or
Throat. Manufac turch only By a. u. WlLBuR,
Chemist. Boston. sold by al druggists.
6w37 2wc
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-29
Hon. Lot VI. Morrill, presided at the
memorial services at Augusta, Monday.

-lhr. Charles o. Hunt, who has so ably
supcrintended the Maine General Hospital
since its start, has sent in his resignation to
the directors.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-29

Tie date on the address label on each subscri-
ber's paper shows the time - which the subs'rip
ton is sid. and all ~ -.-f1crs IN arrears are
requested To- pay up soon A. possible
In all communications relating to subscriptions
our cofr,. nondents are requested TO state thu
Post See ~ which the paper u, OF l. 10 he sent
and 70 be careful 10 write all proper names PLAN
ly.
In directing a change of address, always give
the presp, address well As the one to which you
wish the % rr " Afterwards sent
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-29

STATE OF MAINE.

HtNfDCk ,..-Ta tn >a,rtg. Of o,u r..perfir.
f-nph.. ur st'A,r ~ mar D~yaftss.
GREETING,
Evening star., 1881-12-28
Fire I'm lhe West

kEokUK, Iowa, December 2S.-At 4 O'Clock
Yesterday morning fire broke out in the VIII
lage of Aoravia, Iowa, the flames being prece-
ded oy loud report. Before the fire could be
snDdued, over 600 damage had been done.
Inc hre Vas undoubtedly OF incendiary origin
f1ve stores were burned and a number of frame
buildings destroyed. Nearly all were insured.
OSHKOSH. Wis, December 2S.-A dispatch
rom Merrlllon states that the saw mill of C. N.
RANT a Co., of this city was destroyed by fire
saturday night The loss is SIS OOO insurance
sig OO0 ~
Evening star., 1881-12-28
THE EVENING STAR.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR

ANusENESTs-1st page.
AIToRSEYs-1stp page.
AUCTION SALEs-5th page.
BoARDING-Sth page.
BUSINESS CHANcEs-Sth page.
CITY ITEMs-Sth page.
DEATHs-Sth page.
EDUCATIoNAL-1th page.
FISANCIAI1-7th pare.
FOR RENT (Rooms)-Sth page.
FoR RENT (Housesl-Sth page.
For RENT (Miscellaneous)-8th page.
For SALE tMisceIlaneous)-Sth page.
For SALE (HousesESth page.
FAIRS. FESTIVALS, &C.-Sth page.
1NsURANcE-5th page
LApfEs' GooDs-6th page
LOST AND FoUND-Sth page.
MARRIAGEs-Sth page,
MONEY TO LoAS-Sth page.
MEDICAL, &C.-5th page.
PERsoNAL-Sth page.
PRoFESsIoNAL-Sthp page.
RAILRoADs-Tth page.
SPECIAL NOTICEs-1st pare.
SPECIALIIEs-Sth page.
STEAMERS, Keith page.
SAFE DEPosIT-7th page.
The TRADEs-5th page.
TURKISH BArHs-5th page.
UNpERTAKERs. &C.-Sth page.
WANTED (Help1Ssh page.
WANTED (Situations) 9Th page.
WANTED (Houses)-Sth page.
WANTED (Mscellaneons)-Sthp page.
WoCD AND COAI-5th page
Evening star., 1881-12-28
The Hoppe Murder Case.

FLUSHING, l.. L., December 2S-The inquest in
the Hoppe murder case was concluded last night.
Inc verdict declares that Frederica Hoppe met
her death at the hands of her husband Edward
Hoppe. who shot her while under the influence
OF liquor, and that Edward Hoppe killed him
self while under the influence of LIQUOR
Evening star., 1881-12-28
Murdered by nj. Nephew.

DUBUQUE. December go. c. Thompson. q
well-to-do farmer of Jacksonville township.
Chickasaw county, was found on the farm of his
son-in-aw, with his head nearly severed from
his body. When last seen alive he was " it'll his
nephew. who was named after him. and lives
with the old man. His daughter saw the
nephew riding off alone, and he has not since
been found. The family are Norwegians
Evening star., 1881-12-28
Flood i'm the Hudson.

Troy, n. Y. December 2s-The Hudson ia
more than eight feet above low water mark and
steadily rising. Docks are flooded but no dam
age OF Importance has Yet been caused The
hooSac river is high and at one point is over
the Troy and Boston railroad track.
Evening star., 1881-12-28
On Trial for Pei.on.ng III. Wife.

WORCESTER, MASS. necember2 2S.-The trial OF
Edward Ryan. of Webster. charged with poison
ing his wife with arsenic November Il. 1870
and causing her death. was commenced here
yesterday. Ajury was empaneled and District
Attorney b Backmer opened the case for the COM
monSealth. The trial is expected to last sew
eral days
Evening star., 1881-12-28
WASHINGTON News and Gossip.
New Year Receptions and Calls.

AOSAH
THE STAR of next Saturday will contain full
list OF those intending to receive on New Year
day,who desire and authorize that fact to be made
known through its columns. Those wishing such
announcements published will please send them
In, properly authenticated, with the names OF
such company as will receive with them, any time
during the week, balt In all cases before noon OF
Saturday. No charge is made for these notices
Evening star., 1881-12-28
ReCOyeriUg.

PHILADELPHrA, December 2S-The condition
OF Caroline Streirs. whose throat was cut by her
husband on Monday is reported as greatly i'm
proved to-day, and her recovery is expected
Evening star., 1881-12-28

CHICAGO. December 3S.-Mrs Kennedy GRAY.
living on Van Buren street died in great agony
Yesterday Of hydrophobia. She was bitten by q
large dog three months ago.
Evening star., 1881-12-28
A Child burned 20 Death.

indiana Thomas living in Blandford wa iurned
10 death yesterday by her clothing taking fire
from CRATE
Evening star., 1881-12-28

SECRETARY HUNT is improved in health to-
day, but was not able to be present at the Navy
department.
Evening star., 1881-12-28

Mr.. D. W. BARTLETT will continue as American
secretary Of the Chinese legation under the new
minister.
Evening star., 1881-12-28

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, 1921 ,40S.46; customs, $685., ,13474.
Evening star., 1881-12-28

DEATH FROM HYDRoPHOBIA.-A very extraor-
binary case of death from hydrophobia occurred
in Philadelphia Christmas day. The victim. a
young clerk. Henry B. Comfy, was bitten on a
dog. The wound was at once cautcrized. and
as the animal showed no symptoms of madness.
his friends supposed that the young man soon
forgot the occurrence; but it appears that it con-
tnualiy proved npOn his mind, until three days
before Christmas, when he was suddenly stricken
down by the dreadful disease His case was a
very violent form of hydrophobia, and he died
Sunday in great agony.
Evening star., 1881-12-28

THE TREASURY INvEsTIGATION.-The Senate
appropriation committee investigating the Trea-
sury contingent fund has adjourned until next
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1881-12-28

JUDGE GRAY's SUcCEssOR.-GOv. Long has
rendered to VIM. G. Russell. of Boston. the
enthusiastically of the Massachusetts supreme
court, in place of Judge Horace Gray, who has
just been confirmed as Justice Of the United
States Supreme Court, in place Of the late JUS
tice Clifford Of Maina.
Evening star., 1881-12-28

PRINTING THE BILIS.-ThUs far. of the two
thousand and more bills introduced in the House
of Representatives. less than fifteen hundred
have been printed.
Evening star., 1881-12-28

SENATOR BECK is spending the holiday recess
in the preparation of a speech on the tariff
question, which he will deliver soon after the
reassembling of Congress He is opposed to
commissions and is in favor of Congress retain
ing the entire control of tariff revision.
Evening star., 1881-12-28

ARMY ORDERs.-Leave for four months is
granted LIST Lieut.. Samuel r. Jones' 4th artil-
ery. The leave granted I'd Lieut.. Frederick W.
Foster, 5th cavalry, is extended two months
First Lieut. Walter L. Fisk. corps of engineers
Will proceed to Galveston. Texas and report to
for duty under his immediate orders. The leave
granted I'd Lieut.. James d. Mann, 7th cavalry
is extended two months The leave granted
Capt. James N. Wheelan, I'd cavalry is extended
three
Evening star., 1881-12-28

No APPOINTMENTS to fill the vacancy in the
bureau of construction and repair Navy depart
ment. caused by the retirement of Mr.. Easily,
VIII be made until the reassembling of Con-
gfeSS.
Evening star., 1881-12-28

The FRIENDS OF EX-SENATOR PADDOCK arc
working up quite boom for him for the posi-.
tion of Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. TO-
succeed Mr.. Upton. It can be stated, however.
that the place has not yet been offered to Mr..
Paddock.
Evening star., 1881-12-28

ST. LOUIS, December 2S.-James d. Faulkner
dealer in boots and shoes, made an assignment
Yesterday to Samuel B. Bum. Assets about
$1,000; liabilities not stated. Faulkner sold on
commission for several eastern manufacturers
as well as on his own account. and his liabilities
NAV be serions
Evening star., 1881-12-28

AN ALLEGED PANIC AMONG IcEMEN.-There 10
great anxiety in Montreal about the ice supply.
as not pound has yet been cut, and no ideo
can he formed as ts when the harvest may ar
rive. American dealers from both east and west
have made large contracts, and many have Sc
cured warehouses here. an ice famine being an
ticipated in the United States
Evening star., 1881-12-28

In STREET DIFFICULTY at Eufaula, Indian
Territory, on Monday night, carpenter named
Ware killed young man named Grayson, and
made his escape. A Missouri Pacific section
hand, who stood near the scene Of the tragedy,
became frightened and ran. He was ordered
to halt by the Indian police, and failing to stop
the latter fred on him, killing him, under tho
belief that he was one of the parties concemo0t
in the shooting OF Grayson.
Evening star., 1881-12-28

IHE FOLLOWING PATENTS were issued during
the past week to residents of the District of
Columbia: Llewellyn L. Leathers compound
for the manufacture of artificial stone. James
H. Rogers and c. G. Schneider assignOrs to H.
M. Hutchinson. two different patents on tn e
telephone. Eldridge j. Smith, folding chair.
Charles c. Wilson, hand stamp. There were no
trademark designs entered for the District.
Evening star., 1881-12-28

BUSINESS DOES Nor ACCUMULATE much in the
Treasury during the halliday holiday season
The cash room people have to work later than
twelve o'clock each day. but there is decided
falling Off in the daily business. The holiday
week is observed by short work in all branches.
and consequently the regular Treasury business
is kept up without any trouble or any accumu-
latiOn of back work
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05


 Be feel that eommenlateFy word is dpe io our Representative Donald Roh5 for bis persistent efforts in behalf of his immediate repfeseuiatiges. Fully appre. ciaing the dificulsie he has had b en- counter in eeard Co che passage Of sbe leila County bill D ihe ssoass and Sis saxis;y for ils adoption h Che council gives warant for saying well done g5oa snd failblul servant lf rae. as repost ed that the Governor wiil nof gire his sanction Co the bill. it renders hs efcrts in shat beDsl Of ne avail unless De ren- sents to a costly aad ndicas change which wiil suit the peculiar views of bis excel
 lency who proposes to oyer step hia dulses and negative the bill even though t cen- iains nc constitutional objection Witk- out Vis hing lo sag an unkind uord of the ooeefn9r We cannot help the reflection, when pe eali 10 recollection bis appEera
 of the omnibus divorce 9iH two yeaa since and his present aesalnpsion shat he is legislator and has Ihc casting Fose npqn ilse passae aee of a bil phieh conseias no legl objection and has eq,nsy ea1R ils side ihal his executive action B not a. WaFs such as io win lhe adminlioa ol h,s people Ie could haze saved valuable linle oi ihe Legislature and money for tie Federal government hy signifyins his in- ienticr to yeFo lhe Caehise and Gila b:sie uhep lbey were drst introduced. He knew their provisions tllcn as Ne'l when 1ls gave tongue 10 bis disapprobs ton. a1l knowing that the vote was toe close iR eifbeE House for the bills to he come iAws pilbesl bis sanction he should have spoken tben that ilSe IkglsHiese migl Aage knoNn the bent of his luclin
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05
The t.os.nty tonrt.


 The County Cqnrt Bill which is nov before the legislaspre should not. in our opinion. become law. for sAe reason that is enactment pill add 10 Che 6araen Of our slready oVef iased coaniles Et VII engeader lielgation and paapcrize tbese wbo too fregaenilg submit themplves io tbe law Tbich smiles Id your face whiie $ picks Your pocket" A lav suit. nj Arizona, ss lawyers fees and court cbarccs are nov rated. is calamisioasly onpressisls to both plsiaii1 aad defendant We have ous dislricl courts now as we have had
 since ihe creation of ibe Territory and judges whoare paid by Alse Federal gsvesn ment The County Court Bil elrrs an annual silary Of f2te0 so each os lhe judges to be peid quarterly by ibe Treas uret of khe sespecfire counties. There s another reason wly He should s9poss he hal1ien proposed to be enisilad u1on us by this aill and that is the prospective dehs nllcb, in al humab probability. we will have 60 assume x lhe connty of 6iia js created and Enc 3soeo which $ ilIas Ero pcscd to De giyeaSto the connty C'oaft Judge annually from t5s Couniy Treasury will pay the intersst npon that poFtioa of Naficopls debt, sFhi=h. t is expected. He Wiil have 10 aasums- We cannos hase both, fhe new county and The a6zilliarx eeurt. lt isuoW in order which of the two our citizens would rather have. Court or eouuty
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05
rnN WENr INDIA
As M aLL A1zsal al-..I

4k.s zIrst icHi Fs4 heea r.roiutti o tle plcp'' cl .te 1I,s..e'fF I4|sI Fer lht 1st tfictn sar siIt attsFnd end 11raaiit
 There ie elllfN cI f e tl f<tt44 tfs eIna as It q tIinpAnt a. tfi terse it Jar iat'ssIi aa4fteI e IIesI an5Aa PR9 FEHTtt tIHE or c6ILLy a FEFfA s sct
 F e11oIt i.F sts s-ef shc os |tuF Ill'lT tofie cha eountH he1 arc ff h ticc n sk eili bl ais,a h a' fe tzcI.
 ria-sao tftsft Sf A&fl tlI ft rftnrIeIif .nI t1 .ta frt|t oI t E0iI.l asfir sfi9f ts teif Irtfts 1tIaa tse
 q lTl< 1i s tf IsE i1lG c11II tai4 .|I Is o1o 2, D ISM
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05

Colorado. recognizing The advantages arising from lhe cultivation of nsb. pro poses dereling Sl000o ioNaFds lhat o.l ieck Cur legislature has slso wisely lak- en ac.ion in reference to toe same maf
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05
Arizona Silver Belt.

TAX .kIslzt}S .k-sl l.s' Ilh E b2ist ss ssorN SatstriaY mqfniuEss At lio.'ei ttfai Y e1ti- s. AriznHa.
 f..,.. ,,esiSrs sr Two alisr aud Eiifs ents- Knfe Asi'flis lxr e.isl Fifty fsats-ny ys1aanly in Akl- aATES 0F ADVERfIS NG given apon apsl1c4uan
 s3aaillt Prices Aedfesz
 H. HAGEN kY. Editor
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05

At Inc annual mee.ing os the Masoniei Grand Lodge kela in Las F..gas Nsr Mexco charler nas granted to Naise M0anlain Lodge. Ciooe. Arizona
, 1881-03-11

nty; md Il. better *l'norn ni nrrnnuctnnnt
wn'!lA h.yc lceti 'n,lnr mt worth the can',lr,'
nm s'Ial very nnlIIr: ulnl, with fur lnitmtton Of
the Rr~s'y worthless man' Of ~hafi, hisl VIZ To
k~ IL m s" n EgaJ !! 'c f. .. :,
fs ptrfsrtuu nf human pul!trnesa. ia Gssi,ti1l
rrnSs % III l",r!i1s mud sf ncfinE. s,.Mtnst hnnnr
M liEi'; Liz a.ress and ch.wrs s.ntei*n,l r so.fse
classGA."
THE DUKE Or wE1llSu'rnS.
Cnrlyte's a,'nttnton of "rim l,mkc''. is freely
nnd tho +" t.atiur t'ns ramphists." It Is re-
tMer,tcti M crc a!l,unph u & r,,,or surprising To
0ranEo tur a few lays tt'o!ns ,,Ewcs' Esectinn
tic ta e ys 'nnf mi sfcs, ,ofs ~ ~ %l'
,lisronibe. Alvrrstnsc4 l,Ath liol,.u s,,w IN frr
ar,,.,,, a.rn,t enough & &cc's'm,s M for twclvc yeats
lord .N*nlniri"ns .irathh thc chocest spscI-
mgus u Engtsh, nr:tnrr'Iry: and hn.l M s1!'''.
i,,sinn tcrn*. MD l:,rn!pg from then, ny de-
Erne* whatever they 'lnh IL tc1cl ,'*. sumr-
aE na sSs,2 ne%a "; "F r Et craps nr , Scry ns
were. ltmNu fr.rn,'snps w nl*o ls:.,l, md at,e
l,nns'inwnc. for example, had ut laat discovered
what s'e was: hot wlthtnit s1H,g management 1T
hrr the chnrm OF R,ict circles wits nj nit times
a'.i WIN, sl,e wa* q a, circles ~ q MI M!s
fntHHlHl ynrn. nll that Of t,tlr 'ArIstpcrnfIc'
evening. II liattl ffol,sr. siiw her II, ErAiid
hMsh. II N"sh%y Sis. "'Si' ths I'D bike IL III II
WcIitnvtnn's shanlerl Tint. prrhaps,wns nnc OF
s scry nE' a md 'srs xy IT, .ct S"ns
srenknT "nly wien ss"krn to. x,laG 'wow-
wnw. which rcrhapsn bud ltttlo nrnl,!t'H in It: he
and wns very ccnn nt,a trim: thl1 except t,ak
Ing npnrarnnuu IN certain evening lHrtics, hnlf
S Se 's ras 4, M %u.' Hr,p$ f,y k"fw ,' wa"1
, 1881-03-11

The Russian gentlemen, drink their tea out of
glnsscs: tho ladies' out CT ch!nn. Theirs IL un
amusing leg end attached 10 this custom. Tho
trst ien-citps Nur Russla} wcru tnlsic Mt Crnl.-
stntft, with View Of thnt city at tho b,ttnm ot
tho cup. 1t ottel, happened tint thp prnpriuturs
OF tho cMfcs dhI not ti,tke tho tcM SO binck lis
was ,tslr;lhIc, from nIUtvcs uf ecounuy. md Il
trntlspnrGtlt lklHar WIS tho result. WhereuI,on
wagRish etIstolliGr su'nn1oncst Tho Ess>prirtnr,
cr,,,sta..t." Tnc sasny passed into u provcrh
A,,d ~. tt, prrrcnL their customers "sGciny
GrDnssu,it" Ishy Mure, s!sscs wero intro
nuttlnX.
NJ arttclu OH ten couit amt mention Of Or.
.'s ss II IT. II. sow s %r pr,y fs t 1 syI r.
fcrtssuipus Cu!scluelrcs." he DrocfHflns himself
"n t'hr'sanHl asl.i shasnrlGss tendris1kcr. who
hts for E'nlly tenrs diluted his meals with only tho
irflIsinn Ut tt,ts fascinating plnt: wl,,st kot,Ie
bus stutety time tG cotll: WIN with teM Anusea
ttte ovuHlnY, with te1t snnccs tho m!dnghs. nnd
WIth teA welcomes tic 5t,t'f!nE. "ltI2xy" knys
tssnt hc suproses l't' onp ever enjoyed With mare
RELISH tlle fsi1Ernnt tht ttinn nbnsun. Tlln
:l.lantltirs he drunk Of It Y ~ hours wcru 40
iitts'iy strong tot to have tgcu cxtrctncy re-
laxe.l W a.'rl' ~ intcnipnetr aSe II It. T. is
Oh h's SCOTCH tsl,r, tho Dnwtger I,.tly Mnuuod,
having repensetlly helpcd hi,n, mill sht llid
Ia,l'rr ot,t sistc9l, eaps. The" a4ke" him Il 4
care him sr.s,b!e. ~ Wonder f,nstIatn," i!ts
answered ro'lxhly, "wby A!l Tho latIes slnul
as5 s:a,,I,, r s1sn !,ss!ons @ - T. sxo .hsascs
casIc., hu s..iI: "What Il Iclsgi,srui ] Doyurau,, @
Mlust thu b. That plcssses ui Etates ut ttftiy
Cruckrr tl,entlnus thnt tho Doctors tenput lulu
l'Ivu u'eiock ton Is by TO meuns II n.odcrn ir-
rentlnn II ls 0t SwsH nrlX!n, and Is mentioned
~ Inc" .alnuaacls DIES G.,irsltii.!s.' 'Abtttit
0clnrk n TIM evening tho iMtiy of the house,
1o staa asss Wv !" tny a9 , Il p by bra rs,
dr0ts NJ rich creali: slices or brGl,i aud htter
, 1881-03-11

1UUG GAfES1'1.
SUPERIOR uitr-CoSrEsstnSs-le. Il. Apple
by Vs. Axel Z. ". EDgets and Matthias EilcN,,
t3ltla.
,iuh1E f7AHy-Aarun Calm at III. vs.. u. L.
Alexander. sii5-io.-A. ]. smith ". u. ii. Car-
mat, $.tjas.ia.
Juln1E sMlr,1-stagnolln Milling Company ".
c. Walters, $'Gi.i9.-siltcilcll 4 Hun,uelsberg
Furniture Company W. John II. rhnycr nnd
william ". S.raisE, <3.tat!:;fl
.JTndE Wlt.t.1AMsUS-kMrI F;nrhrnk vs.. o, Il,
AtiiErjLtt, nill Hfnr4p 4. ll,lrtn.hu: rcrt!!gt,
$lE-ilst H,ht iiMa Printing Company vs.
Jtlnes 4. Rsr,l, $1.3IJ.
vs. Nautilus Eklo,n aid Axci Eiixols. Siti3l.Si.
.1upuE llg1Ets-fIrnth Il Mfl4gan ". Chirles
MgAra; verdict. fl!.l MD ,lt.tIon for nav tria,.
.lD1HlE AHTHDSr--CyntI,in AvcrS ys. UIbprt
1fncc, JF., md l&ulA L. NNGg. $G2sa..11,
, 1881-03-11

Ju1MN DnuMNOSi,-sat case, American Elo.
waited halfway Company ~. Pullman, OH hrur.
tng.
iUnaH NIont'Evr-passesl and set cases. No,
va. GiMDro Vs. Wheelauk III, tela..
ArPELLATn COrRT-40. Il, L, ~, and II. No
easu OIL hearing
JUDGE 0AltY--1a 10 81, s3. l;a), ISL to lss, 1S7
lSl u ssy]. No ensu d, trial.
lFnGE hNiIl!-Sn preliminary call. Tru1 cutl
s,a1U. NE, ..tai, :.4Il, .,1Dd, 3..At: Mn !. iW
EuLyar KS. hIS. III trtnl. ''
LulAlo W1LLtAMsuN-Assists Judge Gary, M
III, Field ~. berlisthcieiur, III lrlul.
,juGak JAMEs,S--4, T.s, 10. hO. =, uunluuf VI.
IHt4nY, III heur.lig. S
JuDuE u GAItIAGA-So puil nunounucd.