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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-19
,slIaira and Southwestern, R, r
HOLIDAYS.

PIANOS and oRgANs nj Extraordinary Inv
Prices for cash. In.,sllm cn,s rccslyed hple.-
Rosewood Pianos, Stool and Coycr, Only tiao.
Warranted six years. Ilin.svaied cataingus
rnaiicd free. Agcsts wanted H0flACp wAT
broadway. New York. hoika
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PRODUCE.
New York.

New YORK, December IL. - Cotton -
Nominal at 1912 5-l6i futures barely
steady. Flour-Stesdy receipts 5000 bar
rels; exports /, 400 barrels; superfne West.
ern and State 81 s0a5 90; common 70
good extra IS oOa8 %; good to choice s6 loa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-19

Loss of appetite, loss Of energy. some
times attended with dry, hacking cough,
sometimes eostiye, a looseness Of the bowels
or pain near the region Of the heart, cured
with Thayer's Liver Powder.
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pxsrsns,.. Indigestion. Cos,iyeness,

sleeplessneSs, fatigued in the morning on
rising, or inclined to be nervous with high
ly colored urine, Thayer'S Liver Powder
will cure YOU.
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, December 1.-THE DrorcrS' Jour
nal reports: HogS-Receipts $1,000 head
shipments 5000 head; market weaker;
common to good medium 10@ljc lower at
IS 75@6 10; heavy packing and shipping
sc lower, at S. 15G6 30; light s. D9G 10;
skips and culls s. 75@5 40.
CArrLE-Rcceipts 10000 head: shipments
1900. Market steady; good to choice ship
ping s. 2OM5 81; common to fair 81 300
/ IS; mixed butchers steady at 81 75G
1 %; stOckers and feeders - 75Gi 20.
SHEEP-Rcccipts 800 head; shipments
61j head and unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-19
LIFE IN LAZYlAND.

TuAYEE'S Balm for paip cures any pair
in three minutes. Why will you suffer:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-19

Fop Chronic Catarrh take PEEuSN.
have tried it. J. HEBBLGNG, Allcghcn y
City, Pa
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Cincinnati

CIYCINHATI. December 7.--HOgs-Steady
common and light at s. 00@6 10; packing
and butchers Sc 0OCaG 80. Receipts 4, 100
Shipments 100.
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Parsons
FOTOGRAF ATELIER
IoOj MARKET STREET.
Entrance opposite Mcclure.
MISCEllAkEou

EIvE FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET WITH
II or without beard, and also nve draught
horses and thirty Buggics and Phaclnns Tor
sale nj a great bargain, 10 close out. j. w. FER
REII cor MnIn and Twentieth SIS. nolh
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FoR SALE.

THE GRAY FARM FOR SALE,
CONSIsTING OF 30 ACRES SITUATED
~ In Ohio county, about three and han
miles from Roney s Point and Triadelphia.
Price, &3, 500,
Part cash. Inquire OF j. Chambe,s Hervey, OF
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FINANCE.
New York.

NEW York, December 17.-MoNEY-At ;
C16 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 6@7
per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers
bills, steady at 1907; demand 4SiH.
GOYERNNENTs-W Weak and lower except
t....lol q ,,l,inl, on. lnnnl n lir..l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-19

F~Nl4b - ~ T. t'tN.
!.h Mg7p Possesses Varied Properties
VtStimuIateS the FtyaIIne I'm TIA saliva
~ hiCh converts the Atareh anu SnSar S Si
the Eoed into glucose. deficiency IN
PNtN lime causes w ind and Securing otthe
iood In the stomach Ifthe medicine II
aiken nin'sS,Sie,S 1ircT T s eDts< 'i'e ''
II acts upon ssSe Liver.
NJ acts a pOn the Kidneys.
N Regulates the Bowels.
M PuriiieS the Blood.
M QufetS the Nervous system.
It Promotes Digestion.
20 NOuriSheN, Strengthens ami ihHi%-
II carries OF the Old Blood and makes
new.
dures Healthy Precipitation.
II ut.r'rraliZr~ the hereditary faint or poison
r,Nr blood. which generates SCrOfuiu, ErN>ipe-
sand all manner Of skin diseases and eNter-
Nal nuWOrS.
.i,.,. :tr,. mo- splritS employed in lis manutac-
,.r. aHI 10 can be- taken by the most delicate
abe. or 10y thragcd aud feeble, care only being
.gluIrcd in attention 10 directions.
Isl N<D Branch, Kanawha Co, W. Va.
Inf,ru>,yi pr. Clark JohnSOnS Indian Blood
syrup IN my family Tor four years AMI ia a..
yt-.~ 3. hes proved 10 be aS recOInmeuuSI: II
.,t> C,rrd me Of Diphtheria. :. -. JONF>'
BrRNSvILLE, RraNtOu Co, w. Va.
rlny,. been entirely cured Of Heart Disease
o., th,. use az pr. Clark IOhnSOn'S Indian Blood
syrup. I recommend It's use 10 me ainicse,l'
WM. WORKMAN
EURNSvILLE, BraNton Co, W. Va.
find Dr Clark JOhn>OnS Indian blood
-, l1lp d, all YOU recommend 10 To be. was AT
-Ict,I with Liver Complaint for a Srcat many
ELIZABETH RIFLE.
Pr-PNSvILLE. RraxtOn Co, W. Va.
Nrrr suffering with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complain: FOR several years, Twas persuaded 10
lrv lir Clark JOhnSOuS Indian Blood syrup,
which has succeeded in making anew man OUT
= mo CAIN \. HISkLE.
GARRETT's BEND, W. Va, Feb. H. 1871.
pH. CLARK Johnson have been curel OF
Headache BY using Your Indian Blood SNrup
. recommend Il highly. KATIE Is. GENIhh
Agent, wanted for the sale OF the Indian
rrng.i ~v-up i'm evey town or village in which
nave. no agent. Particulars given on appIlC;t-
ION. DRUGGISTS SELL 1T.
Laboratory II West Third Street, New
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-02
APPLE TODDY,

The key of Davy Jones locker is too frequently
whisky.
A suburban Paris dealer announced that he sold
d0ukeys like his father.
Why is a sneeze like Niagara? Because it's a
catarrnact-PhH Philadelphia Ba!5etiR
When poet tells you that the ocean kissed the
shore he does not refer to fishing-smacks.
The man who boasts that he never loses his mem
ory may never have had any memory TO lose.
aOh. woe IS me- exclaimed the boy of the house
In the midst Of his work, TO have sawed what 1
have sawed. saw what Sce
"tio away from the fire, my son; the weather is
not cold Il amt heating the weather, I'm
warming my hands, said my son.
Dr. McCoSh. at d meeting of the Princeton
alumni chaTactcristiCally remarked: " see many
faces here tonight that are missing.
1t has been decided by Brooklyn church that
playing cards isn't wicked. and tw0thlrds OF the
congregation have quit using theIn-Be@0R F0a
Some day or other some one VIII open blizzard
room without bar and with no seats for loaferS
and the first thing he knows he VIII make money
Mr.. Dam. ofthe Aston House, New York, is noted
F,T the set of his clothes; but at the same time it
does not sound well 10 speak of HIM as Dam we'll
drcSsed.-EnchGRge. Nevertheless II Is true.
Did YOU hear that Sarah? Don't yer tech that
ere stuff I lest heaTn the waiter tell that spec
tackled teller that twas filly beef They dom
pit no hoss meat down cur Threats, Sarah" Sarah
didn't paTtake.
81 say. Paddy, that is the wOrst.looking horse
that have ever seen in harness. Why don't you
fattcn him up?'' Fat him up, is it? FaiX, the
pOor haste can scarcely carry the little mate that's
Oh him now a" replied Paddy.
There are a good many things in this world to
make a MAN mad. The young man who kindly
STONED 10 assist poor blind man afterward found
that the young girl who was looking at him from
the window of the house was the hOusemaid and
not the daughter and heiress Ofthe proprietor.
Patty Oliver, very clever actress and the orig
inal "Back-Eyed Susan" is dead. Charles
Mathews wrote one of his most characteristic let
teTS in cODtTadictng report of his marriage with
her saving that he was suffering at the time from
an accident to his right arm, and would be the
last 10 offer the indignity of a left-handed mar
rage
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-02

New YORK Feb. 1.-The domestic exports from
the port for week ending to-day S. .316 Money
easy at 45 per cent and closed at Exchange nomi-
nay quoted at 4S3 and 1885, with actual business at
1921 4S for long and 4S5 10 49, for short sight.
Governments steady for skies and iyeS, "a per cent.
lower for fOur-anda-halfs, and l4@s per cent lower
for tours. State bonds quiet and firm Louisiana
soils sold at 5I Tennessee new skies at 49, Georgia
Endorsed sevens no. Railroad bonds quiet, but r
regular this afternoon. Texas and Pacific ncomes)
declined to s. and indianapolis Bloomington and
Western (incomes) TO "a, while Iron Mountain sec
onds GncOmes) advanced TO &c. and Lehigh and West
ern (incomes) 10 $40.
The stock market opened weak and 81 per cent.
lower for C. c. C. & T. per cent for Alton and Terre
Haute and common, and ~ az per cent. for the gem
eral list Prices Immediately declined :; to IL per
cent. put at the first board the market took up
ward turn. The speculation generally strong
throughout the afternoon although there occa-
sionaI slight reactions and in the fiual dealings a
very buoyant tone prevailed and sharp advance was
recorded The closing sales were of the highest fig
ures ofthe day. and showed an Improvement, ranging
from = TO So per cent. the latter in Terre Haute pre-
ferred Alton and TelTe Haute common, Lake Erie
and Western the Elevated Railroad shares c. G. C. &
l.. Denver and Rio Grande, and Canada Southern
being also very prominent in the advance Trans
actions aggregated ISL Goo shares. including C. {. d /.
C., 300; Canada Southern. 6.Gg1; Delaware, Iacka-
wanna and Western. $50; Delaware and Hudson,
$3.50; Denver and Rio GTande, 100; Erie, 27.G0;
Hannibal and 81. Jo SC9o; Iron IOuntain $780, Kan
SaS and Texas 300; Lake Shore, lGaN; Lake Erie
and Western, 5000: Louisville and Nashville ,00;
Manhattan, $500: Northwestern. l0SO; Nashville
New York Central 1900: Northern Pacific, I4,GO0;
Ohio and Mississippi 400: ST. Paul. $500; st. Paul
and Omaha, 5000; Union Pacific, S5c0: Wabash Pa
cfc, 49, 500; Western Union. 1890; Texas Pacific,
4tTj Metropolitan Elevated, $500.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-02
RELIGIOUS LIBERTY,
Simon VOLTS Remarks ut n Gathering I'm
El.nIf

At dinner of the Order of Bnai Berth, given in
Baltimore sunday evening, the Hon. s Wolf spoke
to the toast on Religious Liberty" as follows:
The sentiment Of" Religious Liberty" is one that
appeals 10 every man, especially to us IsraeliteS.
No race Of men has suffered more in its Vindica-
ton or has given brighter or more nlustriOus
than ours. History and romance teens with pages
illustrative of this glOriopS fact. So much So in
deed. that persecution Of recent dates owe their
origin 10 the fact that we are not only the swiss
Guard of Deity" but also the pioneers of freedom
in thought and deed; the " storm petrels' of liber-
aliSn. whose flight is ever indicative of the revo-
luton impending in the social and political world
the thermometer" Of adVanced thought, whose
indications prOgnOsticate the rise and fall Of
tions.
The order of B'nai Berth has contributed its
quota, not only materially, but intellectually, to
this corps Of pioneers; and when the logic of
events OfthiS century shall be garnered we will not
be among the smallest of factors.
II will then be seen that III an age of materialiSm
and inventive progress the Jew stood foremost in
all matters of advanced thought and exhibited all
of those qualities that adorn and elevate mankind
qualities that not the Outgrowth of physical,
hut the patient endurance born of moral courage,
based on the brotherhood of man and the Father
hood of God.
freedom means all the words imply-thC broad
est and most liberal license. We have no thumb
screws to compel confession, no arbitrary priest
hood whose Herotyped blessings are Hbels on our
manhood. We think and act from convictions
strengthened by the culture and philosophy of our
sageS, and these never Wavered: they stood like the
bold troopers at NateTlOo-they have died, but
never surrendered. The lurid light of the dark
ages casts 4 sOmDTc glow upon the present; but the
present is so rich in great opportunities that the
Les US hold fast TO all that types the sentiment of
our toast, Religious Liberty"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-02
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Wall Street transactions Yesferday-D'
mestie and Foreign Markets.

nlest4e ana Foreign MaFkctS.
The following observations the transactions in
the financial market yesterday, together with highest,
lowest and closing stock quotations. furnished by
the banking OF II. D. Cooke, jr., Co., 1923 Z
street, Was hington, ID. c.:
As foreshadowed by the ragged closing last night
the market opened weak and unsettled this morning,
the chief dealings being in y. " Ontario and West
ern. Northwestern. and Western Union, the former,
opening l47% Immediately declined 10 146a, while
Northwest declined to 1855 and Ontario and Western
TO IS. The Goals steady. and the Vanderbilts
weak, the latter supposed TO have been
caused by the continued reports of William IL.
Vanderbts sickness. Parties interested in Ontario
and Western were large buyers of its stock, and re-
port favorable condition Gifts affairs, and that negO
tiaOns foot for through line Will be success
m Large orders for this stock have been lately filed
for foreign account Chic Central has been well sup
ported during thd entire day. opening AT % and clos
inga 3lls.
and continued advance in prices, which lasted up to
the close, when. with two exceptions, stocks
touched the highest prices of the day.
Atthe close strong parties appear 10 be buying, and ii
looks ifthe bears had for the moment changed their
tactics. From present indications higher prices may
be expected at the opening followed by possible
action Unless something unforeseen accurs it is be-
lieved however, by those well informed, that gem
eral advance may be expected at distant day and
that good stocks like New York Central and Lake
Shore will see high prices.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-02
Tex privilege.
The following the closing quotations for Gov
GnNERNMENT BONDS
The Bulls Strongest.

Special 10 the Republican.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The Stock Market of yesterday
weak in the early hours and strong at the close
repetition of the milking process of the early days
OflaSt week. Whether all these fits of weakness and
spurts of strength are the prenOnitory symptoms of
the great break in prices that the chronic bears have
been prOphesyng is the question of the hour for all
vino gamble in stocks. There is much to be said on
either side, but undoubtedly the bulls yet have the
upper hand ana il would be dangerous market TO
sell short. That stocks-mOst of them-are very high
there doubt. That the winter has been a severe
upon railroads is unquestiOned and earnings
falling off. But it must be remembered that Gould
and Vanderbilt have not completed their deal in
the telegraph stocks yet and that until that is done
there will be the greater strength upon the bull side
The small dealers, who usually sell when stocks
weak and buy when stocks strong, will continue
to be buffeted about by the idle that set
afoat from day TO day: but with plenty of margins
and backbone there is not much danger in holding
stocks even at present prices.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-02
oOn THE GREAT 1000
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIP
IN EFFECT JAN 9kNu { 3. 1851.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from Depot, cor
neE Of sixth and B Streets, as follows:
Sleeping Cars to Louisville and Chicago; 1910
With PalaSs Car to Pits S5 ;.cp.uPo.D
Fer Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
with ParlOr Car to Watkins and the North. at 500
m aff sxSeRf f Paac at @ g m dsy
For Wiiiiamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmira, at 1880
For New York and the East 500 1880 a. NJ, go and
1000 P; m. On Sunday. 80 2 m and 10 p N
daily, except Sunday.
For Brooklyn. New York, all through trains connect
aordng direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding
double ferriage across New FORK City.
Pm. On Sunday, go p. IN. $40 and 1900 p. N.
Limited express, $50 a. daily. except Sunday.
40 $40, 930 and 1000 p M. ON Sunday, 500 a. In
1G3O a m, 2.H. $40 $50. and 1000 p. M
For Pope's Creek Line, 6:lG a. M ana L 10 p M daily
For Annapolis, $40 a. M and 40 p M. daily, except
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
VA! :, AMP y "a, ALEXANDRIA, = AND WASHING
For Alexandria, 700 30, 9:2O and 12o
go 800 p No. 66 go M 500 and il S p NJ On
For Richmond and the South. 700 a. III and ll:OO a. H.
daily, and $50 p. NJ daily; except sunday ,
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington 600 sos, and
and 1000 2. m, LOO 800 500. 100. and glop. and
12:Oo midnight Sunday at sos and 1000 a. In' 100
Tickets information sleeping and parlor car accom-
mOdatiOnS be procured at the Of1ceS-HOFtheaSt
and at the station, where orders can be LEFT for the
checking of baggage to destination from hotels and
L. ?. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-02
Baltimore General Market

BALTIMORE, Feb. Lotion DALI middling, II5s.
Flour steady; Howard street and Western super.
s. 2593 20; do extra, sftG4 -; do family, S. 10
@600; City Mills super. s. 1903 do extra, 81 "A 75;
do family, 58@s6 49, do Rio brands, S. i2a6. 81;
Patapsco family, s.. Wheat, Southern dull: West
ern lower and weak; Southern red, 81 i5t9i Is: do
amber, 81 29d1 -; No Western winter red, spot
and February, 81 IJzsGs1 Ijl; March, IL I1!I IL
April, Sl1s5.C6I 1875; May. 81 1891 1875. Corn,
Southern steady and quiet Western lower and dull;
Southern white and yellow, -; Western mixed spot
and February, 55Cdi5lic; steamer 5J,.c Oats dull;
Western white iaG BE do mixed 4GG Sic. Ryequiet;
81 0l@103. Hay firm; prime TO choice Pennsylvania
and Maryland. saltG93 per Provisions firm;
mess pork old SI3 IS; new SIS co. DUlk meats-lOoss
shoulders and clear rib sides, none offering; do
packed 5Js6Sc: hacon-shouders 6i4c; clear rib
sides, sac; hams IoadIl Lard. refined tierces
Zoe. Butter quiet; prime 10 choice Western, packed
I3da3c; roll, lSd2ac Eggs nominally 3Jd4Gc PetrO-
leln nominal: refined sc. Coffee quiet; Rio carsoes
ordinary to fair. l1@13c. Sugar quiet; A soft, CSC
Whisky dull 81 ls. FrCghts toIiverpOO per steamer
quiet: cotton. 316d4d; -four, IS I'd per ton (Sacks
grain, sd. Receipts-flsur, 12,OS5 barrels: wheat
I6 sos bushels; 7O5O bushels; oats s67 bushels
SipnentS-wheat 1900 bushels; 1900 bushels.
Sales-wheat SIS. 500 bushels; corn, 1920 bushels.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-02
New York General Market.

NEW YORK, Feb Lotion dull and easier; sales,
to-day 80 bales Upands, II ll16c; orleansl i3I6c;
consolidated net receipts 22s6e bales Exports: Great
Britain, 6993 bales Continent 1872 bales Channel,
go bales Flour Southern dull; common TO fair
extra 81 O5 Is; good TO choice do 5000 So Wheat
heavy; l%ss lower; limited speculative business un-
graded red 81 1901 49, Corn shade lower and fairly
active; ungraded. 5l:4G55zc. Oats dull and rather
easier No = sc. Hops quiet and moderately active.
Coffee dull: Rio cargoes, liz 1I4c; job lots I@I5s.
Sugar dull; NeyvOrleaDs grocery, 7i4c PerRambuco.
i5-Ie6!lE: fair good refining. 75sG75sc; prime,
7ssd7Sc: refined easier and quiet; standard A. Sts1c.
3JGIOc: New Orleans, SJd52c- Resin steady; 81 "a
1921. TurPentine dull and nominal &c Wool quiet
washed Hose Texas 14@SSc. Pork again higher
and light export trade; mess. May, SIS S5dI5 go mid
dies Very strong onGclear S. short clear s. 40 long
and short clear, - - Lard opened about oc higher
and closed with the advance partly lost 50 a59O o.
m
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-02
DISTRICT COURTS,

SrPEENE COURT or THE DIsTRICT-CHIEF jos
TiCEt ARTTI1E AND J JSTICIs WYLIEASD HAGS Err
Makii Is Moses; j. dgnenI below reversed and case
f'n;tiided Bliss ~. Tucker: remanded for a new
Ter ". Aeloy. executors. &c: suit abated. Lyon vs.
thompson: Judgment by default Teuber ct ux vs..
mieiit Gll stipulation. Abner vs. lie MOur: nor-snt
lrlpsdpi eNetat1r ". New Jersey Mutual Life In
Eshor & Stebbins ". stanton & Bowers; verdict for
plaintiffs for $50 Higgins vs.. Davis & Son; verdict
plaintiff for possession and rent for $50 and interest
Isodglass yS Weston; verdict for plaintiff for SlGO
faSlIe V. Hciberger: verdict fer defendant Ward
;. baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company: on
sue confirmed MOrrell VS.. GatcheIl leave to file
amended bill Walter Berberich reference to ail-
missing Dill. DiIn0nd National Capital Insurance
company; rule on Second National Bank discharged
'',So vacated against defendant, Shepherd.
lRoBATE GoURT-ICsTICE CoX.-m re estate
al samuel D. Wyeth; John b. Iarner appointed adj
MilStIator; Sl,jN. In re estate of Maria L. Kdwel
order of publication issued. In estate of Terrence
i"f; bond 500 IN re estate of :. X. BatterIan or
Ger Of publication issued In estate OF Michael
flanagan: order Of publication issued.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JCsTICE JAMEs-JOhn = VI.
Iohllson murder Of James F. Johnson hearing post
t"ii'H uhtil Today on account of a sick juror.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
supreme Court of the -ChieEJustjee Cartier
ana Justices WyIe and Hagner.-No. a. District OF
No 81 Quinn vs.. District of Columbia: No p Levi;
vs. Shephgrd; No. "A. Mccormick VS.. Freedman Saw
Glss and Trust Company: No. - Murray-vs. Ager:
No. il. United States VS.. Brown; No. 81 Gibson VS.
Gaqtier No. a. Fox vs.. Davidson; No. 81, simmons
y. Douglass.
Circuit COurt-Justice observation-disclosures raIen-
Gf1A0 l. Frank lin ct al. vs.. Sprague; No. >, JOIe
" Clarke IL Cooley No. 5. LaHgtOn Y. Evans; No.
= besii vs.. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Comnanv:
40 d, CTlrrS examiner, Douglass Brothers; No. 4
oililg VS.. District of Columbia; No. s. RtenhoIs.,
". Cummings; No 9, Lewis, trustee, VS.. Paige; No
~ Lewis, trustee vs. Jefres: No Ii, Lewis trustee
v EdnIIndS; No. Il, Vincent, administrator. vs. BeV-
SI.age No. rs, KilbOurn & Iatta Willard; No H.
5 ceale vs. Bender; No: Is, Fisher VS.. Pullman Car
company; No. Ii, Hamilton Kirk; No. Il. Lewis
Trustee ". Hayden & Hdwel; No. IL, Lewis, trustee
". HAYDEN: No 10, Lewis trustee, Hayden Ken
Nt7y ri al; No %. Lewis, trustee. Kidwell: No
COMPANY
appeal Calendar-No. los, Davis VS.. Hill: No. 1O2
tsi! eE ecutorS Martin; No. I0j, Hume vs.. FitZ-
"rgk; No lO7, Brady Tegeler; No. IU9, Scanlon
Equity Court-Justice Cox.-No. D. GaItvs Gleason:
~ Z, McCauley VS.. Knights of st. Patrick: No 8
pcl,s;lS vs. Lucas: No. .. Grant Freedman's Saw
Is anu Trust Company; No. H. Robinson vs. shoe
~" No IL, henaut vs.. Henault; No. 10, Jackson
Dales SO. u. Flanagan Snow; No. Is. AIcNa-
M: vs. SheclileS: No. I9, Thompson vs. Poulson:
40 ~ HaWley VS.. Davis.
- y! animal COuTt-JuStCe JanlcS,-John = NJ John
eO4!' murder of James F. Johnson