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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-13
ELECTRIC LIGHT.

The capitalists interested In the Edison
electric light visited the m ,gician on Thurs
day evening. and the result Of the expert
ment IL recorded in the New York Ssn Al
follow:
Mr.. Edison approached u table fringet
with magnetic batteries. An instrument re-
sembliug q German wheel Of fortune Occupi
cd the center Of the table. The inventor
turned the dial to the right. In an instant
500 electric lights were sglow within radius
of mile Each light cast pale orange tint
upon the snow. The laboratory. machine
shops. and many private dwellings were also
Illuminated. The glossy beavers. gray nous
taches, gold-rimmed spec acles aad ivory
handled umbrellas OF the capitalists were
brought into bold relief.
Mr.. Edison suddenly turned the dial to the
left. The 500 lights went out, and the orange
glow faded from the fields OF snow. few
sickly gaslights made the capitalists appear
like shawdows. The dial was again turned
to the right, and the 500 lights again flooded
the snowy fields with light. II was not a
brilliant light. II distressed the eye no more
than gas. The subdivision seemed perfect.
Each light in the apartment was turned on
or OF BY . thumb screw, the same as gas. A
strap va adjusted to an electric engine SO
small that Il would 20 into shoe box. and
the SANE power that made electric light set
in motian two sewing machines, pump aud
a blower. The exquisite little engine ran rs
noiseiessly as an escapcment watch. With
~ power required to run one light runs =
sewing machine.
Nine general rs were in Use. The insen-
tor is making u hugh generator which he
says will furnish electricity for 1000 OF l %
lights under the work Of n Powers cngtse.
With this engine the assistant says that he
gets forty per cent. more speed with the
same amount OF fuel The faster the gener-
ators revolve, the more electricity, and coz.
scquently the more light.
The light IL now perfected. said the inven-
tor last evening. and am now awaiting the
action Of To company.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-13

- ~ E11np "
1hts 6eno1Ref1 1g1ee e. syefy citizen
| - ssAesask - = naeaer q econ
| eag 04n > slnsq - eslnsy having some
psids = vSn0 : - regard ~ eur courts
go smsns ~ ~ ecmN6st, cosyenienee
asd sAsaRaess a. every thing pertaining to
/ Is ard ~, I dedlare - eneAasically in
ihssr e GIssgeee3sn u = aadltioa 10 our
eeanty bGlldlng q sa1sssnt slse 70 answer
IN present demands fbe : eourt-Aouse and
save tAs tho1sasds u dsllaxs that Il annual.
y thrown sway By '1peddlings sbeus fton
place - plaee every tern Ct court. Assum-
ing that this additien win sest I've = ten
thousand dollars and give N ample room both
n comfort md eenveaienee, nd IN addition
have . permanent and sals plaee foe N tAings
pertaining - county s1ain, Il win absolute
y cost NJ more to pursue the present course
for ten years. than "a erect The addition shove
mentioned. Then cay again q . matter Of
economy Insist upoa cur Co0missioners to
carefully consider this matter, and squ,t
squandering the county money! By peddiing
the courthouse from place 70 place through
the city. Again. Il this matter 10 deferred
for . few years our sshigh-toned'' citizens
win insist upon eoust-houss that will cost
from one to two hundred thousand dellars.
therefore say to the farmers and citizens Of
the the county. let ~ put up this addition
and at the end Of ten years We will have
saved su1icient to pay for It and have court
house that will answer all purposes for the
next twenty years. Yours for economy,
JOHN KELLY.
r. S.-A courthouse that would cost e5 900
would amount to 3 cents each for every
man, woman and child In the county, and ii
the cost would amount to $4,000 It would
require 50 cents from each to pay 1t. Who IL
It in Sedgwick county that Is not willing ia
pay his or her mite to secure this much-nced-
ed addition, Answer: not one.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-13
BURNED 10 DEATH.

A horrible accident occurred At Coaivaie
on the southern boundary Of this county las
Tuesday Miss Davis let her drcss strike the
blaze In . fireplace; it ignited immedistel,
and IN her alarm she rushed into the yard
The wind was blowing freshly. and she VA
soon envelopel in > sheet Of flames. hel
mother rushed to her relief and made frantic
efforts to save her child, and While doing %
let her own clothing caeh FIRE Before help
could arrive, her ciothtaG was nearly burned
from her persoa. and Der daughter. from
whom the fierce flames hsj consumed the last
garment, was lying blsckened corpse Il her
feet. The mother fingered In great aeosy
for about twenty-four hous when she, too,
crossed the silent river. Al the tine Of the
horrible holocaust Of the 1re Send. The hos
band. Mr. Davis, was In this city On busi-
ness.-fon Ssetf 1asitse.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-13
BREEDING, RAISING AND MANAGEuEN1
or HORSES n KANSAS.

The fourth quarterly report Of the Kansas
State Board Of Agriculture for 1850 has been
received. 1t is = pamphlet Of Ia pages, con-
tanning statistics relative to live stock Of the
State. the production OF butter and cheese,
number OF acres IN farms, meteorological
data, quarterly report upon the condition of
crops and farm animals. A short account Of
the Interstate Agricultural Convention at
Springfield Illinois, together with valuable
papers on bee-keeping by prominent apiari-
ans in various parts Of the State. The spe-
cial feature Of the report, and probably tn
most valuable one, is that portion Of the vol
ume devoted tr Breeding, Raising and Man
agement Of Horses in Kansas" Commence
ing with short descriptive history Of the
thoroughbred, the trotter, Percheron-Nor-
man or French draft, and Clydesdales, the
papers. sixty-three in number, giving the ex-
perience and observation Of breeders from
every part Of the State. aggregate = vast
amount Of practical experience Of great value
to the farmers OF Kansas. This portion OF
the report Is followed by short paper upon
epizootic. and extracts from DIR. ID. +. Salnl-
on's article upon Texas cattle. fever, recent
~ published by the Commissioner of Agri-
culture. The last paper Of the volume il an
illustrated essay upon "Insect- Eating Birds -
This report may be obtained by inclosing two
thrce-cent stamps to the Secretary, J. X.
Hudson, Topeka. Kanaas.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-13
ocneRlsslauAE.

Senator Logan Introduced IN teaaAor-
Ire the appointment Of General 0saat = the
retired list u the army. The BIN was read
At length upon the request Of Senator Conk-
ling.
Il provides that in the recognition u the
euinent asd public services Of Gen. Ulysses
8. Grant, late Of The army and ex-Presideni
Of the United States. the President 10 author
ICED to appoint him, by and with the sdvice
and consent Of the Senate, to the retired list,
with the raak and full pay Of General Of the
army. The second section authorizes the
President, when he shall consider an emer'
gency has arisen requiring the services cl
General Grant ON active duty, to assign him
to any commsnd commersuate with the ranl
OF General.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-13
Six MILLION MORE FOR KANSAS.

The A. T. 4 S. +. RailrOad-main line and
branchcs-is complete so far as tins State is
concerned, running from one end Of the
State TO the other. Notwithstanding its com.
pleteness and ability to handle all OF the trst.
&c of the territory which it traverscs. Gen.
eral Strong, its Manager, has asked of it.
stockholders six millions OF dollars, to be
added to the road in the way Of new dcpOts
improvements within the State Of Kansas
The request has been granted, which mean.
the addition Of just six millions of dollars Ia
our taxable. property rs a State, six mil.
lions more of dollars that will bear that pro.
portion Of the burdens Of government.
The grand progress Of this road, the deeT
personal interest the Boston stakeholder,
have taken in it, and partly for the State,
sake, the liberalty with which they have mel
every call for improvements are matters no,
only Of surprise, but Of congratulation. Gen
Strong has never lost sight of his motto: .sTt
make the road success the State must pros
per and its every interest conserved"
Any legislation that would tend to cripple
the present comprehensive manageme mt and
liberal policy OF corporation that is and nai
been SO closely identified with the prosperit,
ofkansas would effect the property Of thu
state in inverse ratio.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-13

Gay that this country had annexed all Of
Mexico that he wished to see it possess. the
true doctrines Of the two lands being to build
up distinct nationalities by mutual help.
He added that there il In the valley Of the
Red River Of the North fertile land enough
for the production Of all the wheat now har-
vested in the United States, and until that
territory is all occupied, three or four gener-
ations hence, no more should be added to the
nafi0nal domain
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-13

Hasiiand's Limose China Decorated Tea set.
liaviland's Limogc China Decorated Fruit
and Dessert sets.
Hasiiand's Limose China Decorated After
Dinner Cofees.
Hsvilsnd's fimoge China Decorated n ite.
and Plaques.
Haviland's Decorated Wares, suitable fot
Webbing and Holiday presents.
French Chiss Moss itos~ Tea sets ~, pieces.
French China Ten sets. Mo.s Rose DeeorH-
tioBs. ~ pieces
Royal English semi-roreeIain Dinner ses-.
100 pieces.
French China Gold Bard Tea sets. ~ piece.
English Decorated Tea sets, rs piece.
Glass Individual Salts.
English Stone China Chamber ss.t. III pieces.
English Decorated Chamber sets, II piece.
Se~ Rival Hanging Library Lamp.
Bronze New stand Lamp.
Roger Triple Plated Table spoons.
Roger Triple Plated Tea spooas.
Roger Triple Plated Table FORKS
Rogers Triple Plated Table Knives.
Good silver Plated Table KNIVES.
GOblsfs.
Good SILVER Plated Table spoons.
Good silver Plated Tea spoons.
silver Plated Gastors guaranteed.
Table GastorS. 5 bofties.
Steel kniye. and FSrks.
Can seriae. broken psris Of Decorated ware
both In f.rneh aud sfoHe ehsna.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-13

Mr.. Colgate, well known silver and bull
ion dealer OF New York City, has published
an address against retiring the silver dollar.
In which he says:
1--WE have not 81 heat to our whole pop
ulation, while we have GA per head In pa
per, 20 per cent Of which is sham. We send
elO,OOc, 900 every year to Asia. including the
European shipments. 1.-THE national ba' Is
did not defy Congress, and refuse 10 receive
silver dollars on deposit, they would easily
circulate. The complaint that these dollars
arc returned to the treasury only means that
she people must pay their taxes in something,
and they have ss5o, 90, ooo year to pay.
Why mot pay part Of II In silver! The
worlds annual production Of silver rose nom
4A0.0oo 900 in 1859, to 90 ~. 600 in 1871, aud
In 1850 dropped to %, ooo, go.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-13

A lightning rod agent down at Wichita
was converted last week at Methodist re.
yival, and Douglas county editor paid the
cash the other day for = $1,000 farm. Maybe
Mother Shipton isn't 70 ALFRED wide Of the
mark after all.-Emporia Eers.
A mistake old man, sad mistake. Old
Mother Shipton may be right, aud things may
be winding up, but the conversion Of light.
ming rod peddlcr, or Of book agent, are
happenings that never happen.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-13

The CAcmpios says that Wichita IL being
torn up by preacher named Shelton, who
is employing patent kind Of religion with
highly gratifying results. II he succeeds in
evangelizing the town, the resident editor.
included, We hope, for the cause Of morality,
that he won't protect his methods against
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mere.
A portion Of the fraternity editorial ba,
already succumbed together with the saloon
keepers and many others to the tune Of eigh
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-13

Col. Fair has secured written pledges to
support hmm for the United States Senator-
ship from forty-seven members Of the Neva-
da Legisture. FOrty-seven Is more than q
majority of both houses, SO that his election
is foregcnc conclusion. His political opin-
ions, II he has any, are not generally known.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-13
Legal Notice.


In the District Court 81 s~dgwlek County.
Kansas
James h d. sherwood,
~ Eiui
The above named u. r. Bril- IL hereby notified
that he has been sneE by the Ab I'VE named rintn-
tiG In the District totsrf OF -eslxwtek Iounty
state 81 Kansas. and that unless he answers the
petition Of said plaintiff against him iesi in . Ia
sction In the Office Of the clerk % SAID eosrt by
the gath day Of February. ISL. said petition will
be tsksn n true sBd Judgement Will be rendered
In said scton In favor of -si pisistin AID sgaisst
said defendant for sbs al Three Hundred and
Twenty Ave I'oi ar- with interest tteison fr,m
the ssth dsy yune. 1876 1t the rate Of IL per
per nnntn less credits interest and for the si
Of the foiio~ wing real e-tns lying sad sisasts la
the county Of S~Igwisk. -tst~ Of ksnsss. - Wit )
The Berth~r-t quarter OF section twsnfy fsD
township twesty-resen fz1D range three 81 ssst.
under mortgage Hen 10 satisfy said sum ofmpnsy,
interests aud cost. OF sssd artisa Isl aoeGr,isres
with the prayer Of eas,i petition
JANIS X. -. SHERWOOD
fisintia
Dated January is. ic-s az-s
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-13
CENSUS FACTS.

The most surprising fact revealed by the
census Of Kansas, recently publisheds is the
small colored population it shows. Before
figures were made public, it was generally
believed that the colored population Of Kan
ias numbered from eighty to q hundred thou
sand. The "exodusters," IS they are called
we're popularity supposed to number about
thirty thousand, and the colored voters Of
State were usually numbered at from twenty
to thirty thousand. Indeed, we have heard
intelligent colored men estimate the number
Of voters Of their race as high as forty thou
sand. The census figures prove how exag-
gerated were all these estimates. The total
colored population of Kansas is only 1873,
or only one twenty-third Of the whole popu-
lation. II the two sexes are about equally
represented. the males number only about
- 900, Of whom not to exceed two-hfths. or
about {, 800. are qualified. by age, as voters.
In 1870 the total colored population OF Kan.
sas was /. los, Of whom s ,566 we're males and
s,5&s females. OF the males, 1855 were
tweuty-one years of age or over. The in
crease Of the colored population Of the State,
during the past decade, has been G,esl. This
is just about the ratio Of the increase in the
white population, which was 1851 In .lsso,
and Is now a5i .5A6.-4iteAisea Champion.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-13

English Deeorsie,. Dlsser ssss. is sii styles
aud pr.ees.
English Decorated Tea Sets. IN ali ,syis. and
prices.
Zine Cut Glassware, Suitable for Crystal
Wedding Prrsent..
Decorated Chamber sets. Ia al styles snd
prices. Have just reeeissd large va
ristY.
Night Lsmps.
Dis! Fs-hi.nsd Ers.s Csseis sfiess.
silver Pisfes sugar Howl.
silver Plated Glass and Butfsf Is.sf.
Gisss Covered Husfes Dishes.
Giss. Hand lamps.
Metal Covered syrup Jugs
stag Horn Handled 4 arr Ing khife ssd Fort
stone China Ever. sna Hs.ins.
Metal Covered Mis- Pifshss..
Good Glass Tea sets. via sassf, Dreamer.
spssss tsssss and Barter.
Foofsd Glass ssarr Plates
Lam Wieka.
coal OIL CHANDELIERS. BRACKETS
AID sASSiSG LAMPS. oF ALL
sT1iEs.
Hotel asd Restaurant Table and Ear Ge.ds
especially.
T~LAar cHfNsEYs
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-13
WORLDS PAIR.

New York, January 10.-The Worlds Fair
Commissioner reports generous subscriptions
being made. Mayor Grace welcomed the
members Of the Commission TO the city TO.
day. The address setting forth the objects
OS the Commission 10 issued.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-13
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFfItE,
at wichita. ksn.as. January 3rsi. Issi.
Notice il hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has flied poiies Of his intention Ia
make alal proof in support his claim, and ss-
cure finsI entry thereof at this Office saturday
the 9Th day of February, \. H. lei. viz James
v. smith " a. No. 1871 for the southeast uuav-
te, Of northwest gusrter II section I In tewH-hip
y, range west AID names the iaiiou ing ~ ht-
Witnesses. viz II. >. Belt. =. W Harrison 4
Hyde and William sssfrett. ali Of EIifisge 20.
seigwirk tu,in- Y, kansas
II. L.. " AIkER. Register
W W Thomas, attnrn.v as
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-13
Notice.

cCcu or orr REApERs A. DESIRE
y sssady smpicymsss. ~ yaiuaide Yve1tns
matter cheap. skocId sssires< HE RAM LIZ
LIE FURNISHING CO.. IS fsey street. View YEN
tratsd ittsraYy snl fnshi0a pAle1j fog tasss
moushs for - csass, or clubs 81 fnuf. fsr tfree
moashs, for 81 -. so3sshef with vasssoss ssseh
eossainisz over lis pAges u r.esai insesmAt 49,
tlssssrssed catalogue vi,i BE- ssst % rsasisx "s
eentn In sznus1ua G-a
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-13
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES


At " ichita. kansas. January 3, 1ssi.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has ni~d notice df his intention "a make
final proof In support OF his claim, before the
T. S. Land Office Mt wichita, Kansas, on satur-
day February 9Th, ISL, viz: samuel A. Gil
breath II. u No 45l7 TOR lots and = aud south
halt OF northeast quarter Of section q. township
~, south OF range west. and names the follow
Hate, and J. X Steele and " y. stevens OF
Ferris p o., seigwiek county, Kansas
u l.. WALKER Register.
II. &. st. John. Attorney for Claimant. AS
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-13

Look 1t the Democratic press Of the Valley:
the wichita b b., the Larned Optic and the
H.rald. What three Republican papers will
compare with these !-Hstckiasos Asrsld.
With these for whats
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-13

Compared with the great Nations Of Eu-
rope, the United States show greater popu-
lation than any except Russia, which eontais
over =, 0o0. oeO Of inhabitants. Against our
50, IS, Sc, Germany shows -. -: 80; Aus
tria-Hungary, 3. ,ssl, 80. France, G-soS. .ss /;
Great Britain. A,i6O,o 90; Italy. ss,'sa, As ;
Spain. ls, ssc.sli. The total population Of
Europe il given by the Almanaeh de Gotha
~ 81. 90, ia. Hence We have, cvea now,
only about one-sixth ~ many inhabitants
though oar area aud that OF Europe - .
whole arc in the order named: IN New York.
ca Pennsylvania, 81 Ohio, 90 iilinois, %
Missouri, 10 Indiana, % Massachusetts. -
Kentucky. The aggregate population Of
those States In 1850 was 2, II .4s5. and in
1870 it was is.ss4..ee. They had then just
about cnc-half the total population they
now fall short Of IL by nearly two millions
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-13

Capt. Curtis, in command Of the party Tot
opening up the Arkansas river, 10 construct
ing boss on the w alnut snear Pat Endicots's
placer. the same being Is feet beam by Sions
to be used - commissary by the command
The boat will be covesed with eAnvas- and
win odd greatly 10 the comfort Of those en-
FACED in The undertakins.--Arfsssss Cisy
znsev1Sy.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-13
TIE TAXES PAID IN KANSAS.

From an exhaustive table exhaustive at
least to read it) which the Auditor Of State is
preparing, we take the following total
amounts Of taxes paid in the State on the as
soss,,,eut rf lSSO for all nurnOses:
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-13

1t ia becoming more and moro apparest
that Senator Mohoue, Of Virginia. psoposes
to act with the Republicans. The Democrat-
ic papers now acknowledge that this ID prob
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-13
MAGNETIC TREATMENT or pI-EAsr

IN AND MHs- = " EffHeotp.
ErniseasIy successful magnetic hsalcrs, are nov
located st No. -, sogsb Water street hnd will
devett their time 10 healing diseases Of every ss.
tsre at their residence ~ The rssiencs tisss
desiring their services Mr. Kichms1ud learned
70 HsessneTixc when hat sixteen gears Old ss4 has
been woasisrfaliy successful sH curing drDpsy
paralysis and epilepsy, and nessY fails 10 curing
chronic aud isaARustosy rheassstisu. nsuraf-
gia and cases Of general debility Mrs u has
had mech experience In treating s'isea.ss Of
women and In prseaIrai miawffsfy. e.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-13
Legal Notice.

To Ire ro.srs Of jF,fslss TswsaAssf
Notice IL hereby given thst ~ the spring ese<-
ton. February let. there will be . proposition
Submitted q, the voters 81 said to~sship. IN ss
voted during the ssnis day, orsssrfux The Iras
tiers 80 levy tar ~ ssns nails rhe soia ar fyr
township s.erf,o-es ART 70 sfYropstsis ore bali
thereof for the purpose - balifing tsssshir
konse tAHSIHE6.
ga JruStse
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-13
MAGILL & BLISS,
Successors to l.. B. BUNNEI.L 4 Coz

STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES.
EAGLE BLOCK
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-13

Correspondents - Jesup. Patton Co.. %
Williams street, New York; fifth National
Bank, Chicago; Merchants National Bank,
Kansas City.
National Republican., 1881-07-01

7 Oo do Mo brands te 5000 o. fansiy e7 2s
Wheat-SOuthern steady, with wide rehge OF fancy
lots Of new; Western easier, closing dill Southern
rcd, 81 1901 30 do amber, n 2spl 90; Nv Western
winter red spot and June II 2iNbt 2tki July 81 23
bid August, ei 2iA0l 20 September, q 220ei 22ss
Corn-Southefn easier; Western stoady and firni;
mixed spot June, and July bisc;August, IS s615sc;
September, hGic; Oats steady Western white aSaa9c
% choice Penusyivania and Maryland ei7 OOGo %,
buiS sSos,gers and clssr & nsW ss sg oD
here do packed, 7dp9So becon-shouders, 7alc clear
rib sides i0Ac; hams ulst012ifc; lard-rened, 12o
Butter firm; Western fresh grass l3ai5o Eggs quiet
at 1h9lsc. Petroleum quiet reaned s4c. Coffee
gar steady A son, i0Ac. Whisky Arm nj q II.
freights TO Liverpool unchanged. Receipts-dour
els; oats, 1850 bushels. shipments = wheat I25 63
bushels corn, l99 bushels Saleswhee 352 6i bush-
els; corn. 3s2.5s0 bushels.
National Republican., 1881-07-01
DISTRICT COZ

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUsTICE IA
yer Jury discharged and case con
dubois; on trial and Jury resp
Calendar numbers /, 7, 0, -, 81, 81
2l6, and 260. y
EQUITY CouRT-JusTIcE Y
Deacon; rule on defendant, Mas
ahle July s. Carter vs.. Jones; III
granted to take testimony. Ho
cOnleSSO against defendant, Fnu
vs.. Queen; reference TO audit,I
HOllRnder twenty days inrtheri
testimony. johnson VS.. JOhnsOf
from rents by receiver ordered.
20, q, and rs. Adjourned sine q
CRIMINAL CouRT-lusTIcE Il
slcT, having counterfeit money \
trial and jury respited. Albert
p. Wood accepted as surety inl
Of Columbia VS.. D, c, La RleiI
the writ of execution bu quaSlI
vacated as against the surelf
Assignments-Cases lcii over