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FOX THE LADIES
Globe Democrat.

| GlODe DemOCraV.
The fall will be velvet season.
Plump little misses wear the jersey basque.
Gypty hats or of cactus lace straw are very
| fashionable.
Pongee duss.c loaks are stylish, COM
Portable and inexpensive.
Frogs of braid or passmenterie will trim
plain dress waists.
For holiday and wsddin G gifts this autumn
china plate will be The rage.
Pretty and cool evening waists are made of
mill pufIs and lace inserting.
Umbrella covers are something new for ins
dustrious fingers to make for fairs.
Wild clemstis and cape jassemiRe patterns
are printed on cream. colored foulards and
sateens.
The buitons for autumn dresses are in two
sizes, and 10 design and colors are as hand
some as jeweled brooches.
All the wool fabrics imported for autumn
and winter are soft, flexible, pleasant! to the
touch and excellent for drspery.
French ladies have suddenly taken 10 GER
tain Italian styles in dress which are
said TO DO extremely effective and becoming.
Silks are satins this year, for no new plain
gros grains are shown so far, and oven the
walered silks have glossy satin stripei.
Five o'clock tessets on revolving stands
will be tho thing this autumn. They come
in the choicest ware, aud beautifully deco
rated.
Dark garnet vigogne and cashmere will DO
very fashionable dress fabrics this fall, COM
bined with silk plush or velvet shade
darker.
Bouquets carried by ladies at evening en-
teriainmen.s are becoming go large that il
will soon require exceptionally strong mus
cles to hold them,
A black satin underskirt and gold dotted
black satin overdress, trimmed with gold
wrought Spanish lace, makes an elegant and
becoming toilet.
The day OF washed out Oppressed colors
viii h the ms,hetics brought 10 for time
seems TO have passed away aud strong color
Is blazing everywhere.
New Castllian breakfast caps are made OF
black Venetian lace outlined with gold
threads, and arc fastened 70 the head by
email gilat ball pins SGT with onyx stones.
Satin cords In passementerio are the now
iehtutes III ufeeb NimminHs. lneho Corus
add the luster that dull silk pssementerie
needed for trimming satin fabrics.
Outside dress pockets are no longer seen,
tho one useful pocket beng dexterously con.
cealed among the folds of the tunio or under
the drsppings Of the scarf or pauier.
Black and white having been fsvorite
combination with elegant womeH for the
pas, year, will, probably, during the fall and
winter DO q popular thing With the mil
lion.
An ex.raor5in'ry bathing suit seon at
Long Branch was Of scarlet flannel, with
ilshes embroidered upon !. 10 bright colors.
Tho wesror looked like walking aqua
rum.
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Jews in Germany.

In former letter alluded to the grea,
sociability witnessed a. Thuringian watering.
places and foreat resorts, all the assembled
guests fraternize in manner agreeable 10
contemplate. l am sorry to have TO dwell
on one painful exception to this rule, and to
note q phase Of German life i'll becoming one
OF the best educated sections Of the human
race. The Jews, no matter thoiI position,
are never included in what our German
neighbors call eisebekanutschaft-to trayel-
ling acquaintance. Wherever you 60 you
find the jews apart. their children do
not join in the games of the others In
hotel gardens, they sit at table to-
gether, and, while tho other assembled guests
bow and smile to each other and immeci.
ately begin conversation, no Rotlco what
ever is taken OF the Jews. There are indeed
one or two charming spots in the ThuriDgi-
an forest which have become almost deserted
by other tourists simply because tho Jews
flock thither. We must live in Germany
among German people TO realize this extra
ordinary moral reircgrefsion, Ia must call
1t. | have heard kindly, we'll bred, courteous
Germans speak of tho Jews In terms more
bitter than anything ever said in my hearing
by French Catholics Of tue Republicans, or
vice versa, and when l. have ventuTed the
statement that no such feeling exists 10
England; that the Jews are received on pre-
cisely the same footing as others into society
generality that l was proud and happy 10
number jews among my acquaintance, the
only reply that could obtain was, and this
accompanied by a look Of semiincredulity
Then all we can say Is, the Jews In England
arc not like those Of Berlin and other places
here.
Into the causes Of this wave OF anti.Jewish
feeling now sweeping over Germany cannot
here enter. ! feel, however, unable 10 pass
by the most painful experience OF my visit 10
Germany after an absence OF ton years. The
hue and cry being raised sgains. tho socialists
seams TO an English mind irrational enough
what is that compared 10 tho hep, hep, hep
being raised agains, the Jews, and mol BY the
Ignorant and vulgar only, but by
the gentle and learned What
avail in Germany the teachings
or the great Leasing, whose idenl "a high
perhaps as any In Imaginative literature, was
Jewi II wolook back q hundred years Ian
English writer on German life and literature,
DR.. Jspp, Is here an admirable gude) we
shall 500 how deplorAble was the position Of
the Jews 10 Germsny then. Could Tho mag.
nsnimons spiri. Of Moses Mendeltsohn 70.
vist the earth and see what Is now going on
10 Germany and Russia, he mus! surely do
spair OF the education OF the human race a.
forshadowcd. by IBIS equally msgnanimous
friend, Nathan the Wise, is often given In
German. theatres aud eager audiences eli out
the long and somewhat mouoionous play for
the sake Of the noble dicllen and still nobler
sentiments II contain. But Il 10 not "the lel.
er That iilleth. the 'piri. thei. keopeth alive"
Little avalls tho teaching Of Nathan tho
Wise In Germany now.-Ersenach Letter 70
the Pail Mall Gazette.
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HEZZMU7Y LADZF| C0TTEcz
HOLAIN's INSTITUTE,
Boutetourt Springs. Virgin,

Inc sun annual session closed with the mos,
saIlslactory results, Sixty.siX diplomaa yvera
awarded ave IN single departments; there ware
ioer graduates In partia courses, and tonr
iuil graduates, The department Of music
numbered more than one hundred pupils, and
maue chaste and impressive exhibit on cnn-
H G day-Art also was conspicuous
The facilities here Afforded for broad yer,ed
anu eieVated instruction, the advantages of
!ocallty' climate and comfort and especlally
tne care OF health, morals and msnners ~
PUPILS are mostinvitlng to thoughtful parents.
Eighteen officers and teachers seven Of whom
Ihe 3Sth annual session will omen on tbe nth
OF September, 1881 For full particulars apniy
TO the superintendent "rPi'
fuplls are received for the entire period n
Sonolasnc training, INCLUDING VACATIONS.
Here 10 q climate the most desirable en- the
,,SaIn lor Schools In region free from
malaria, and Astounding in picturesque noun.
IAN scenery, at one of the most beautiful homes
IA virginia, enjoying tina further ADVANTAGES
Oh mineral waters. Parents may find a Mace
Ior the best physical, moral and aesthetic a.
VeISpement of their daughters.
Inc sohool employs no agents. secret or
open, put Will furnish reference to many ofthe
most prominent citizens of Texas, patrons of
the school, and will send and officer 10 take
cnarge oil girls who may propose TO enter at
the opeuing OF the next session.
CHARLES L. COOKE,
Superntendent'
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as he spoke foreign language II could not DO
s,cer:s'ned where hia destination was. BE
had through ticket to Sioux City, Dakota
territory, q satchel full of food and a big
cofee-pot. Not knowing what TO do with
the young traveller, he wss handed over to
Sergeant Kemp who kept him at the
station house for the night.
Yesterday morning he WIS taken
TO the posimsslsr's Office, when it was
learned through al interpreter that the lads
name was Christian Andrew Larsen and
that his parents resided at Hjorning, Dem
mark. He is on his way TO his uncle, Chris
tisn Larsen, who resides at Fanville, Da>
kots. He said that he had been we'll treated
on his journey and had plenty to eat Be.
sides food be mad three dollars in money. 1t
SCENE that on reaching this city he got
sstray, and seeing street car he got on it,
thinking 1t would take him to his destina.
ton.
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ST.L0UISLAW

La" Department Washington University.
Fifteenth Annual Term opens October H. 1891 Course
eHch. Diploma admits TO bar In State and IL 4 Courts
IN Missouri Term fee :neludng Of Law Library
Address until Sept ls at Iowa City, Iowa afteryard
q ST. LOUISE W. @. HAMMOND, LID Uean Of law
Faculty or HENRY HITCHCOCK. st. Louis.
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x. j. klvlEN L rsielor.
Orders laden for C}p-.s TlAs ard
isterns.
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The II

The Sstza- r & Byt. n Il Barley
out Of which Onnrsd'' Rudveiser is made,
arc = --es. v-ic' csr be had in the world
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AUGUSTA FsNA!s INSTITUTE
Staunton, Va.
Miss Mary j. Baldwin, Principal.
opens September LIST, 1881, Closes
juno list, 1889.
sTAUNTON, VIRGINIA.

This Institution continues TO increase In
prosperity from year TO year. Itoilers superior
advantages In us location In lie buildings and
grounds; In lts general appointments n nd sani-
and experienced teachers, lie unsurpassed nd
vantages In music, modern languages, elocu-
ton fine arts, physical culture and Instructions
in the theory and practice OF cookingi the sue
cessf,il EFFORTS made 20 secure health, comfort
and happiness, It's position TO extravaganza,
ia atanAard Of solid scholarship.
For full PARTICULAR apply 10 the principal
or catalog ues,
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NotIc Admlnlstratlon.

Estate OF Charles G weyelsberg, deccastd.l
Letters OF administration Of the estate
Charles Weyersbcrg, deceased, having bed
issued TO the undersigned ON the eth day 4
Juue, \ ID, 1891, by the county court OF Dali
county, notice Is hereby given that all claiil
n9Alnsl said ceiate must be presented TO nj
within twelve mouiha AFTER the date of lssuanI
CT said lettsrs, Otherwise their payment will
y stpoi ed acoofding to law,
Residence aud Z U address, ] DoGxl,
Dsllse, Texas, Admiuisirstd
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Estsel'.he1 Ia or:n Tsxs. in 1873. is now
prepared :, III r'ier. far MOI 80. hsrrels.
half barge.= ~ i:cs ais, barrels for
wine, whiskr So oder b.. p.,es and
stayes wanted
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-25

Just received ut A. Il L. Mltentbal's threo
hundred dozsn genps white and colored
shirts, OF oil prices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-25

a. u W. Hunstsb'e, of Mex i>e,. have
again enlarged Their 90, fs t,.1 I'd havs
increased from Is to q wortn,-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-25

Another cycle OF twelve months has relle
around and we present again our Gnnua
claims to the public for aoontlnuance OF the
enerous and increasing patronage heretofor
exte ded TO the HERALD.
The last year has been one iraught with deep
interest to Texas, and more particularly to III
northern portion Of the state. New lines o
railroads have been projected and now under
obstruction, while the older companies hav
been extending their maines and pushing
branches in every direction. Immigration has
been pouring In nom newly every state in the
union and the deneslypo ,ted,oountries OF Eu-
rope. These.immlgran class, are far Blu
perior in intelligence enterprise to tho
usually falling to the lot oi lew countries. as
a general thing they possess means sufficient to
erect comfortable dwellings, improve farms
and in this way add to our general prosperity
In the face OF these facts the management o
the HERALD has endeavoredto kec with
he advancement OF the state, ana the paper
has been enlsrgedlfrom twenty four columns
few months ago TO q forty eight column Journal,
and is now the
Largest Da In Texas,
With correspondence In all the principa
metropolitan cities Of the country. II is the
only paper in north Texas giving
Full Teiegrsphic Dispatches
From all parts OF the Unites States and Euro pc
Commercial Paper
1t is without superior In the whole south and
stands unexoelled In Texas for the fullnessa and
correctness OF Its reports both at home and
abroad.
The HERALD in tho future will occupy the
same high conservative ground which has al
ways characterized II under Its presen
management, showing favors TO none, nor
tauling to point out errors or endeavoriug
o eradicate them even In the most exalted po-
itlons, state or national.
The HERALD in politics Is an Independent
ournal. progressive In Its ideas, and advocst
lug those true, sound democratic primo
pAesohu iheesuro that nhouu "one prevail IN
true democratic country, and to those who may
differ froin It In its views and ideas, end In
The weekly Herald
Is published every Thursday, and.is Glled
with Tim ,nnar In taraafInp and naafnI nrtinln
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A Little Danes Long Journey.

A little boy about sigh, years Of sge 10,
- Niagara street car Thursday evening, but
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University of Virginia.

Session begins on the isl OF October, and
continues pine monthe. apply Tor catalogues
10 the secretary Of the faculty, T.. o., Uni
versity Of Virginia, Albemarle county, Vir-
glnla. JAS. Il, HARRISON,
jye0-codSw Chairman Of the Faculty.
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FOR ~ .ALR.

a valuable black sandy land farm for sale.
"a miles northwest Of Denton containing o0l
pas!urage; good residence, barn and tenant
housesi young apple and peach ore hardsi wei
watered by tanks and we'll. For further mari
ucuiars address I. ii, G. PERRY,
Denton, Denton county Texas
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Huntsville Female College,
uuNrSy,vy

me thirty second year begins August 3lst,
A more healthy location cannot bs cnnnd
Inc college was never In more prosperous
condition full faculty ofthorough teachers.
splendid buildings, and complete outfit for
elidepartments, literary music languages and
art. Offers the highest adyantages a de-
delightful home for pupils. Prices reduced to
SUIT 70 The times. Special Inducements offered,
FOR terms and new catal Ogues, address
Rev. A. Il. JONES, A. M, Pres
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Is published every Thursday, and.is Hliod
with the most interesting and useful article
which appear from day to day In the daily
HERALD, and therefore is generally esteemed
the mokt valuable Journal In the ttate {
those living OF the line OF railroads and n
having daily postal communications with the
rest OF the world. In view OF these facts II is
confidently hoped that It's patronage will in
crease commensurate with Its worth.
Price ofSubscription
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-16

v6iftfrtic &uulcaurmaler psrben &c.
iudt.~
.Sis 9stsrn itattssfunosns @eburt mel.
nsr Jrau. piro biermit bon sinsm ssiun.
ben Subsn anss5sist."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-16

Us 1T i6aoe, baB man folssnosn sutsn
8oriu'B mot in's Ssuti5s iibsrisbsn tann.
Nenli4 baden srsi rside Ssrrsn aus Wi.
di9an 3usi uOrnsbms Samsn in portugal
stb :iralb,t, uno cine SstrOiler 3situus Jag,
oarlber: .Wie paHeno /! 3usi Michi gan
ders baben swsi Portu guese ssbsiratpst."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-16

Scr Warauis Gutintt b6rte BON sinem
Gslobsrrn, oaB sr iallolitis ssnus lei. I'M,
mitttlbar nab elmer senonnsnsn S4adt
Billiard Spislsn gu tDnnsn. - Aud nab
elmer perlorsnsn 2" iraate Gatinat.
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Gin Yruhtuhr.

&ittmeitsr: ySab' mir oa Elm prddtiss
ubr sstauft.-
lieutenant r8,bt He sut?"
&ittmeitsr /: Limb ob! pra9tubr /!
Teusr! 8lut! pta4t cine Stunos in bier.
3i9 Winutsn !"
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Gttenbabn . d

Gttenbabn 9tdetS
nan autn panstadfttn amtrita's uue aaltfsrnia's tSuu,a
ssn eanIsn IA. IN mttntr Ofiet Iu zen rtstlm dsia.u grd.
WIPES tiHasssn Ju IaHm
0runorigrntbum (REAL ESTATE.0
Gns srese auspabl es btfsu etasttissntbums, mic
aud tarmtn uub grairteldnber,itn auS bsi mir asts an sr
gunIi3nfu cseinsunssn "a babtn une erfube Id isssn, br
sT Vus IN t~is,uteum ttsr uae sspinnsrinstuS anltatn
ril mstns eiaen ja prdfsn. ~
M Sai Snl,sans ssn dapitaIita pirh auf aa,rat uni r,saa,
~" ~''S' s"'aSsn' Deter aitns.
Soil M q d t u,
rtretn aufs panttlid e bsfsrai. ~ "
cfaes; RSrSsalt4s ads ssu geatn uns 4. s,ras,.
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
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Mus Der Shule.

2ebrer Rubis babintsn Sentt Sbr.
i'd bemerte oerslsi4en ni4tg Sd babe
gu4 bod i1on neuli9 gsiugi, msine
Obrsn rsi4en bis auf Die lsBte 8ant!
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0orii6t.

Srau: .9sit. nimm n Stod nit"
Belt .'R Stod mitn.6msn? Dab mir
n giner abnimmt unb mid bamit bur9.
6aut?
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Scitacminu.

ginbeimii4sr: Rsllnsrin, mir a. Wta6
aber in an 4rus o9ns Ssdsl?
Grsmosr: gntiduloissn sic cine Srass
Warum %psrlansen sic osnn einsn 3rus
obns Ssdsl? BRIT Ssdsl, od4ts i'd, udt's
uppstitli4er.
ginbsimii4sr: " mas, BEES psrfeb'r
sic net. u 9rus nit on SsdsI 1T be,
rsiniie 3siiusrluf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-16

0arrid, bstanntIid 10 bdBli9. ME e.
als Wtims SroBa,tis mar, laB nit sinissn
Jreunosn beilammen, oils elm iunsss tstst-
tss Grausn5immer poriibersins.
.et". la9ts Sarrid gu isinsn Srsunbsn,
.pas 1T oGs fir Elm ld6nss Wdo9sn!"
Die iunss Sams b6rts IS unb alaubts,
Der Mann MOLE ie psripotten. Sis
uanete Rd Sss6alb um unb iasts ipib:
.S4on? Run, bas lam i'd bon ga& as.
rabs nidt iasen."
garrid ld&slta. .S6r t6nntst es tpobI",
psri'tte sr. .nur miiBtet SIR sbsn 70 bsrt
li9sn t6nnsn ipis i1."
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Sas neue Varabies.

I'm einsans bss 5ofsartsns gu aird.
berg a. B. 5. 1T gu lsien: Der gintritt
In Die fdrhl. anlasen u. I. 10. III 2inoern
obne gst%IsioIns &c. ni9t ssitattet."
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ueber Baltimore.

Sttsr, Der tas alts 8aterlaus btiuSsn pssr gsrpanSte
une 5stunet spn Gurppa temmen lafen Mil, Ipatt bic
Hra4tpeuen, nenen, ~eiiernen S6rautsn. Doth npfftife hes
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HorooentfdJen elop0,

iur Ufbtrfdtrt %benuser.
Nttt Dampf6tHen ees Rorseeutftsn 9lpss rurbeu Bic
ente 1850 ab.r 500. 900 gsripusn ~btfSresrt.
Die Dampfer eisfsr Gsmpdanie;
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Mnh Elm Gaucrrt.

Gin ensliidss 8latt brinst foIsenSs
annsnee: vSoiort gu psrfaufsn cine Wsuts
bon Sunoen peri9iebnsr @attung. SIR
@sbea uariirt bonn tisfitsn 8aB bis gum
bobitsn Senor unb flinst 10 barmoniid,
oab mon, tuenn he ale bur9sinanoer laut
tpsrben. sinsn Opsrn&Or gu b0rsn per.
meint."
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Gin Wrubian.

8si ben Suosn bsiBt IS: Am purim
Gaiains) 1T aass erlaubt." 81 einsm
&abbinsr u fam an purim zine Wasts,
Die f4 boot grob uno unssidla9t be
nabm. als f4 bic Wisnsn bss &abbinsrs
etpas perodiisrtsn. iasts bic Masts: Nm
Yarim III aQss srlaubt," porauf absr be,
Habi i4lasisrtis eruiso,rts: .Sas il
uabr. alsin na4 purim usiB man bod
per Elm @robian mar"
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Oleim iertia.

Sauptmann ~JdlNwsbsl S9mibt, Sc.
timmsn fe fir Den 8irdsnbsiud ie is9:
Ranu BON ben bsiosn Conditioner
5elowsbel gu gsfsbl, Ssrr Saupt.
mann !" (Gslewebsl Dor bic Sroni trstsno
ab5dbleno) !: Il, 2, 3. 4. 5, = fatbolii9
Retts UNI! /. 2. 3. 4. s.. - proie'
itantii6! 2ints-um ! 0orpdrts mariA Z
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Nebeffhcus Ghemau,l.

Sarab &ebett9e. mas 6at Del Maun
mob fur E sut's ausisbsn. IN is bod i9on
ieb3is Sabr alt.
Tebetfa Soft Der @srsdte, n1er iair
arme 2aif; tusnn i'd bdtl' sstonnt msin'
Wann gut passsn, MAJ sr loon bunosrt
Sotr alt.
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Cine geniisiame patientin.

sNun, sndoise Srau bsfnbsn ii4 bsuts
pobler, nidt me5r 10 ermiioet tuis seftern? 2"
% nein, Ssrr Sottor. id bin bsute gar
nidt msbr mibs, i'd babe Die san,e Ra6t
BON Spasisrfatrsn 9strdumt, unb sic Mi
len Ia, bas Jabren befo umt mir INNER
por3iaii6 !"
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Die lnifi9e Spalte.

Die lnffi9e Spalte.
Wpttp: GnifanSissr S&sr3 sternet BEN
Qbrifen, erbettert be Seele unb
befSrbert felbf bic @tfunbbeit
bfs 0eibes.
2omsten.
Weibt 6u tuie Die Wanorer beiB,n,
Sene uilbsn, wlifsn Wanbrer,
Die oa 3iel. unb baltlos frsiien,
Sur4 ssm,f'ne Babnen anoerer
8l6blid in bic Welt s.tretep.
8l6bli9 aus Der Wslt gstrstsn,
Sino's ON SiumsI bic 2omstsn,
Sino's auf groen bic Yoeten.
9isbit,r Stern, aus bsinsm Srieosn,
Senos sinsn ianftsn S9sin,
8onn CT ipurlos 1T ssi9ieosn,
Sinter ioldem Wan6rsr breia
, 1881-10-19


JUDGE DL0pGETT-Sct case 10, Empto VI
3ooth, md Nos. ~ to 55 Inclusive. No case on
huarIng,
APPELLATE Counr-l0, 81, e., g. and 64. No
rnso On hcarlng.
JuMsE GAnY-Aasists OIL Judge Authony's
call. NJ. 6sl, Weiss IS. Guyer, on tr!aI.
JupaE HMlTIt-So preliminary call Trial call.
B,67E. 17f4, 3,;2a, .1t. 14U, 3G,i, 3tsl, J,5S..
3,s01 and 3,8i0. No. 3Sj2s, Ersklno vs.. Woods, on
trial.
JrDGE EWiLLtANsOS-AssIsta Judge Smith. No.
o,.ss,3. Shannon VI. Flttabury. Cnutnnatt. & st.
Louis kailroad Company, Oh trial.
JUNE AkTHoXY-Nos. 4JG, t5y. 4Bl, 4G.. 4l5,
4g', 4Go to tp inclusive. except tsl, +x 4y7. 40i.
No. i,iS], Munzel vs.. Mpnze III trint.
.lruGE GAHllxEu-i. 8. g, and I On his own
cali. No ensG Dn htRrit1x.
JEfulE laHiEfts-PrelIninRry call 3l to no.
inclusive. Trial call .N. 1U. :b0lk, aud tDi TO IS
Inclusive. No. mi. Lyman vs.. Scott, On trial
JuiME MnnAs-tp, %. u, u, 70, u. il, ~. No
c1Bn en- ttiul.
JupuE HAwxs-so.' VI. r., 50. So, 50. No. ~,
G0Udwtn ", MGCAfthy, on trf1f.
vs.. MiGr, Oh hearinK. -.
.1ub1E t.uuMis-set aase, No. asR. and Nos. at..,
2'I, -. .5. s1e. .&, 25 edf, a.sd4 III, :ss aN
;st. DtD, UlU, and I'LL.
Jcn0E JAMEaoS-Sos III, $40, J'o, III. HI. ;l53
354. :E5, and HI.
JunoE TuLEY-No. :.'5, Wing Lee. on trial.