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whisIky seIiiss Renewed.

Iowa CRY, IA, November l0.-The Mayor
to dsy began granting licenses 70 saloon
keepers. the action being induced by Judge
Hays decision that the prohibition amend
nient IL unconstitutional. and also By the
defeat Of the Republican candidate for Die
trict Attorney. This Is the first city in the
enue.
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hiSsiNSippI River COmmIssion.

- November 10. - The steamer
Star, chartered for the use Of the
SlEnal committee on the improve
N me Mississippi river, arrived here
Inc only members Of the commit
ISu we're Hon John G.. Carlisle, ot
ny and Ben Butterworth. The re-
4 r 9I the committee will be met at
.si,isle stated to a reporter of the
'e that he would be q candidate for
:" The House Of the Forty-eighth
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A Rrutal Trnmp.

VINcENNIs, IND, Novembe 10.-This
morning at 10 O'clock as Mary A. Bishop,
aged IL, was going to her home, in Illinois,
and when in full sight OF the bridge con-
Meeting this city with Illinois, over which
she had Just passed, q tramp accosted her.
Instinctively divining foul purpose, she
ran along the main road, endeayoring to
reach her home before he could overtake
her. She had not gone far, however, before
the villain overlook her. He threw her 10
the ground, and attempted to outrage her
person. Her cries attracted a young man
named Ike Miller. who with his compan-
ion, another young man. started for the
scene, making as much noise as possible,
and frightening the wretch from
his purpose. Seeing they would
reach him before he could &C.
complish his purpose, he took the de.
fenseless child by her feet, and holding
her up so that her head barely touched the
ground, kicked her twice, and dropping
her, ran. He was soon, however, over
taken, and had the young men had rope
would have been lynched. They took
him prisoner, and, su unmoning aid, he was
taken to the Lawrenceville JAIL where he
is now confined, and where tn ere is some
talk OF his being visited by Judge Lynch.
He stated that he had frequently per-
formed the same act before. He gives his
name as B. +. Brooks. The girl was very
much frightened, and was severely bruised.
She is quiet, lady.lke girl, living short
distance from this city on the opposite
side of the river. The attempt was made
upon the highway, and in daylight, aud
the hardened behavior OF the villain has
excited the whole neighborhood.
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ITEMIZED INIQUITY.
Yesterdays Instances Of Human
Deprayity.
A Fourteen-Year-0Id Girl to be Hanged for
Murder-Brutai Assault by a Tramp
A Priest Killed With a
Monkey Wrench.
ACRANK PERSECUTes KATE CLAYTON.

PETERSBURG, Va, November 10-Mary
Beoth, colored, aged about fourteen years,
is to be hanged at Surry Court House,
Surry county, on the 18th instant for the
murder of Mrs. r. c. Gray and Travis
Jones in that county some months ago.
The murder was committed solely for the
purpose of obtaining small sum OF money
which was supposed to be concealed some
where in the house. The girl killed her
victims by administering strychnine in the
food that Lad been cooked for their break
fast. Soon after the murder strong threats
were made OF lynching the culprit who is
the youngest gi1l ever sentenced TO be
hanged in the State of Virginia. Mr..
Gray, the husband of the murdered woman,
previous to his removal TO this section of
the State, was an official OF one OF the
largest western railroads, with his head
quarters in Chicago, and is reputed to be
very wealthy. Since the death Of his wife
be has frequently threatened to take his
life, and q short time ago he committed
suicide by shooting himself through the
head.
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HEw HAyEx. CosS., Eovsmbef fo.-Hsa-
~ BtgensSs, . 0ermsa tsiIos foSty yssn
al sge, comn,iftsd suicids this morning
by throwing bimseif In frost al - -.
prosching tssin on The N~W Hsvsa ee4
Derby rsiiSosd. His body 90 tesneay
mspeIed. No cause csn b sssigsed Tor
the act, - he was steady snd industrious
man.
CHICAGO, November loy-This svssisg
Hiram Waters. formerly . telsgrspA opees.
tor but now Q membef q 6e Bsafi q
Trsds. shot himself IN The Isft sids. sbeet
distspcs blow he hesst. The cl,aoes -
lie spd death are sbout evsu. IL b -.
ieyed TO b sn sttsmpt q suicide, dahag
epporssy dspFsssion, vhiis undsf u is-
Husncs of liquor.
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Makes % SIX % Hesr.

RicHxosp. Va, November i0.-Returns
from the lsst counties to be beard fr.m In
the First Congressional district, sbos gains
for Msyo, coslitiopist, which insures his
election by about BOO majority over Garri-
son, Democrat.
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Annther Sugresfion.

T1rUsyIILE, Pa, November 10-J. j.
McCrum, prominent and influential Dem
ocrat of this city, who leads the poll OF the
Democratic revolution in Crawford coun-
", is suggested by his friends for the
Speskership of the House.
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New HaInpshIre.

CONCORD, n. H.. November lo.-Three
hundred and thirty-three towns give Hale
3S,O6S: Edgerly, 36.slS; scattering 925
Hsles plurality is about l.249; Hals's ms'
iority, S24. The three remaining towns In
1850 gave Democratic majority.
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ConneetieuL

HARTFORD, CosN., November 10.-Gea.
Frank D. Sloat, Republican, is elected State
Comptroller by a majority Of about $50 and
a plurality of 2,252. Eleven sma towns to
hear from will change the figures but
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Rlaine.

BosroH, Mas, November i0.-EI-Secre.
tsry Bisine said to-day: II wish it dis
tinctly understood that I am NOT . can di.
dste for the Presidency. or any other p O.
Iitical ONCE. Nothing canFndnce me 70 be.
come such
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cOdfed. Ronds,

SAN Francisco, November lO.-At the
Stock Board, to-day, ss es nf two thousand
Confederate bondseat s. SO cash and ten
thousand at s.. 80 seller 80, were msle.
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CAPITAL CuluN6S
Vessels Ashore.

WASHINGTON, November l0.-The Signal
Corps station at Portsmouth, n. c., reports
the schooner Paragon. reported as ashore on
0crocoke shoals on September Seth, has
been dug of and hoated ashore. 1t also
reports that the schooner Elizabeth,
thirty-sev.n tons, Capt Ireland, loaded
with wood, bound from Newserne, n. c.,
to Elizabeth. n. c., went ashore last even
irg on Csssies' Point, near there. No lives
lost. The cargo will be saved
The New Pension Omees
Work has begun upon the new pension
office, and excavation for the foundations
is now in forward condition. The new
building is located in the Aorthern part OF
Judiciary Square, just to the southwest OF
the site of the old District jail. Ii will
occupy the square, bounded by Z, G,
Fourth and Fifth streets. The south front,
four hundred feet long, will be on the
building line of + street, running east and
west The depth Of the building will DC
two hundred feet aud the height of tue
main cornice will be seventy y-fiye feet.
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I = os .rnm any cause, especially from
VI any Of the thousand nostrums
ISI,>e ICr;ie so largely. with loag fictitious
'slS' have no fear. Resort 70 Hop
= once, and in a short time you
'Ne most robust and blooming
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Kentucky.

CINCINNATI, November 1O.-The Com
merciars Lexington, Ky, special says:
Reports from the Tenth district complete,
except one county, give White, Repuo!i-
can, sos majority. The missing county
will increase his majority to 1000.
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CONTAINING all the essentials OF true
tonic, and fure 20 give satisfaction, Il
Brgvp's Irop IH!ieTs.
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Por headache. sick headache, take Pr
RUNA.
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SlSS, debility, aud exhausted
'' ~ aSing Browns Iron Bat
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layaI AdYisorr Boord.
The Navy Yards.

The commission appointed to examine
the navy yards for the purpose of deciding
whether it is advisable to sell or close any
of them, have already examined the yards
in the East, and expect to start soon for
Mare Island. On their return the commits.
SION will visit the Pensacola, League Is
land and New York yards. 1t is thought
they will favor closing one or two yards
temporarily.
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sb~id DlysseA !. ~ ResiA~.

h1tU = ~ - - Beyt0.
Hmron, W. VA. Nevsmbef fA-Tho
s.p',ss ss:.s As'oc:ssisa eoa,iaS:a Y: e..
peopjs b spboanded h mposss q 4IS.
sionsFy ueek IN H. otsle \ soeeaesbag.
Dr. Tupper, Of Riehneal, - oths psol.
,nsps Hsptists sss hsSa II sesio6 Wiil
coniinuo OveT oun1Dg.
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Colorado
Pennsylyauia.

Puu.ApELrH1A. November 10.-Returns
from every county in the State, of which
fifty-six are official, give Pattison, Demo
Graf, $3.50 plurality over Beaver, kePuol-
can. Pattison has plurality in forty-eisht
counties, and Beaver in nineteen. 1t is
not believed the estimated vote in the
eleven counties not officially reported will
be materially changed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-11

I The material prescribed by law is brick
and metal, and it is conseqently FIRE proof
There will be large centre hall, surround
ed by three stories oflofty rooms. General n.
@. Meigs, supervising architect, estimates
the time for the completion of the building
at two years.
The Naval Advisory BooFd.
Messrs. Caryell and Steers, the recently
appointed civilian members of the Naval
Advisory Board, will arrive here on Mou-
board.
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Meeting or ship Owners.
Methodist EPiscopaIs.

The meeting of the Methodist Episcopal
committee wss continued to- day. The fol.
lowing appropriations were made: Oregon,
500, ,OO0; for the English speaking mission
Of Alabama, 81, 900: Kansas, 81, 900; Austin,
~, $50: Blueridge ~ $40: California, $500;
Central Alabama, g. 500; Central Tennessee,
s. 500; Colorado, $500; Columbia river,
5000: Delaware, $500; Detroit, 81 500;
East Maine, 81 900; East Tennessee. $l.750:
Florida, s., 500; Georgia, $1,000; Halston
5000; Kentucky. s. 600; Lexington, 81 100;
Little Ro"k, 5000; LOUISIANA. So 0O0
Michigan. s., 600; Minnesota, 5000; Mis-
sssippi, s. 500; Missouri. s., 900; Nebraska
1880, and Nevada, 5000.
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He was Beaten for Election.

I'm the campaign OF l5lS, Whlcn eIeyVel
Hoyt Governor. when the Greenoackers
had TO be bought on q large scale and the
coal regions demoralized. quay ineurreu
v,e.ss6 ~ be made up to him either in the
Prssidentisl campaign or by the result of
tbs last Senatorial contest. There is now but
little prospect of it. It was rumored that
Tsr,aran Contributed literally to the losses
Of Hoyt, Qnsy, Walters, Baysrd, and Others
Of = syndica'e who, during State Treasurer
Soycs', administration, lost heavily on
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RICHMOND. Va, November 10. John
Wise, Coalition candidate for Congressman
St.large is elected. The Democrats concede
from 1000 to 1900 majority. The C0ali-
riopists still claim 600. The First Con-
yressional district is still in doubt. II the
Democrats sec, re it the Con Eressional dele
cation will stand Democrats, 3; Coali-
ton, 5.
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Came 10 the Front
Special Dispatch 10 tie Register.

illustrated on a grand scale the effective
use of money in politics. The heavy Re
nnblican OBJECTIONS of that year were Offset
Nv Democrats hired all over the State to
y1te for Hartranft at s. a head. Mr.. Cam
eron's methods, introduced to such good
nurpose then, have been IN vogue ever
Since. Grant showed his appreciation oil
the service they rendered by giving their
exponent a Cabinet place. Hayes proated
by the same means, and even has his cam
paign pocket money from Cameron, but ne
was less appreeiaCiye. GaFhelds campaign
was won by the lavish expenditure OK
money. the collection OF which was snmu-
lated by Simon Cameron and aided oy Jenn
Cessna, John Welsh, and Levi Z. Morton
of New York.
Den Cameron Has Never Hesitated
IN mt his hand to this lever with all con.
fdence in the result. When the failure OIL
the Yerkes bankers involved State Treasn,
rer Msckey in heavy losses, which would
have bankrupted him and exposed the
tTeasury ring, then the chief element OF
Pennsylvania Republicanlsm, Don cnecN
for Sl2O OOO or therpaoOutS enabled nim W
get on his feet and linked him with hooks
OF steel to Don'S fortunes. Msckey' "no
had the instinct of the PennsylSana Poll'
ticians for gambling in stocks or otherSlse'
made enough in his operations 70 pay Cam
eron back, but he remained loyal 70 nin'
until death. IT., -, a.
comnIisb the ends of this faction. As much
/ 'as "a 600 was sent to q single county 10 ouy
| instructious for Quay for Senator. IL Only
| sscnrsd inStructions of that sort TO one he
| nnbIican nominee for the Assembly, and
1 EnaaRhan
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NEW YoRK, November l0.-0seood, the
well known banker and broker, 10 seriously
i'll. He can hardly recover.
bad Teste.
The effigy of man hung from the top Of
telegraph pole at Third avenue and
Twenty-eighth street all day yesterday. IL
had . crushed and forlorn appearances. Ap-
reading: "Body of Charles J. Folger,
fished out OF the Cleveland food, Noyem.
Der Z, 1882" Thejubilant electors Of Pres
ident Arthur's election district hung mp
the figure on election night, and burned
countless ash barrels beneath il.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01
ALEXANpRIA AFFAIRs.

There were no cases at police headquarters yes.
terday
Judge S. Basgett French of Manchester, was in
the city yesterday.
7. d. Fendall, esq, of the Alexandria Water
Company, is suffering from severe cold at his
home South Fairfax street.
City Treasurer NJ. b. Harlow and Police Officer
John Lawler, who have been quite i'll with pneu-
monia for several weeks past are improving
Ex-Mayor Kemper who has been confined Ia
his house by sickness for n week past has so far
recovered Ms 10 be able to attend TO business again
The finance committee of the county school
board met at the old court house Thursday TO settle
accounts with +, X. Windsor, the late treasurer OF
the county
Messrs. Padgett & Pollard Thursday fitted out
the schooner John z. Robinson with an entire set
of new sails. The schooner which has been built,
rugged and furnished In this city, is good sample
OF Alexandria Workmanship.
Judge sangster of the County Court, signed tho
bill Of exceptions yesterday afternoon in the case
OF the Commonwealth VS.. Lewis Cox the negro
convicted of rape and sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for sixteen years. The court will adjourn to-
day till court In course.
The first case of smallpox here was developed
yesterday In house on Columbus street. north of
Oronoko near the canal. The city law, which re-
quires the display Of hospital yellow flag upon
the house, and either the removal or complete
once carried out
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01
KIT CARSON POST.
The Most brilliant Grand Army Enter
tainment Ever Given Here.


tainment Ever Given Here.
The entertainment given by Kit Carson Post, No.
2, on Tuesday evening at the Masonic Temple was
the most brilliant affair ever given by the Grand
Army of the Republic In this city. The whole of
the spacious hall was filled by delighted audi.
ence, very many being obliged TO content them
selves with mere standing room. The decorations
were very noticeable for good taste and appro.
priateness. Handsome flags o. various kinds
were draped and festooned about the stage and on
the walls, while the former was ilanked by cannon,
with the eyergreens and tents Of Il real encamp-
ment extended backward from the footllghts.
The effects Of the decorations mingled with the
sheen OF silk and satin and the CLEAN Of gems
among the large and fashionable audience showed
finely IN the flood of brilliant light. The address
of welcome by the department commander, Gen.
eral s. S. Burdelte, was delivered in his clear
ringing voice Brief yet null OF fire and pathos
he sketched the strange Hntithesis between the
dark war-times and to-day. He then told the
STORY or GRAND ARMY ooMRADEsHIP,
showing how each member stood shoulder to
shoulder with his fellows through the storms OF
sad hour OF ALL when the heavy clod awoke its
melancholy echoes upon the hollow-sounding
coffin; Mrs. Annie Roemer- Kaspars sweet and
flexible soprano was heard In several songs
throughout the evening both OF her performances
being enthusiastically enc0red, Both the Mozart
Orchestral Club and the Rossin Choral Society
were listened towith marked delight while Com
rade John Tweedale depicted the German soldier
in 1.-THE Battle Of Lookout Mountain" with rare
humor and pathos. Mrs. Dr. Winters clear So
prano voice added greatly to the pleasures Of the
entertainments all her rcndtions were loudly
applauded her song, Tho Orange Girl" given
10 an encore was particularly sweet. Mrs Isndore
Lord recites most admirably, and her Rising Of
1776" was enthusiastically received, while the
baritone solos of Messrs. l.. Y. Mitchell and John
II, Hinkox, jr, with the cornet solo by j. r. Gibson,
formed by no means the smallest pleasures of a
most delightful evening.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Baptisis have been REVEALING at Ports.
mouth.
The prospect was never 20 nultchug at this sea.
son for big wheat crop.
Right Rev. Francis NJ. white T. f. Bishop Of
the Diocese OF Virginia, Is In Norfolk on his an.
nual episcopal visit
Many Of the tobacco raisor5 In the southsldc
counties will give the white Burey fair and
impartial trial this year
Tho newly Incorporated Farmvllle anil Slaun.
ton River Railroad Company has opened subscrlp-
ton books at Farmville.
A largo body Of immigrant miners arc ut New
York awaiting transportation to Southern mining
fields by way OF Norfolk.
The commissioned officers Of the Wise Light In
fantry. Old Dominion Guard, Suffolk Grnys, and
Peninsula Guard have determined % 20 into bat
TALON formation.
Governor Cameron has pardoned Isaac Howells,
white who was convicted Of murder several years
ago IN Patrick County. He was sentenced to be
hung, but Governor Kcmper committed his SEN
tcnce to Gf(een years confinement In the poniten-
tiary.
The Humane Society, of Norfolk, is expecting a
large lot of wood to arrive there shortly by the
Norfolk and Western Railroad, from a point on
the line of the road. for free distribution among
the poor The last lot was very acceptable, aud rs
there are many deserving families In need Of fuel,
Its arrival will prevent considerable suffering.
The Main Street Methodist Church of Danvillo
has contracted for organ which Ia TO cost about
S2OOD. Subscriptions for that amount have been
given. The church also proposes TO expeud about
5000 in the enlargement and Improvement Of It's
building. One Of the proposed changes Is the
taking out of the entire front and the extension of
the building TO the street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01

George simmons has commenced u suit against
Charles PomYoy ON the law side Of the court, and
claims $1,000 damages. The defendant agreed TO
sell The plaintiff eight hundred acres Of land In
Florida, and entered into an agreement 10 per-
form his contract. As security for II he pledged
house at l713 Eleventh street TO simmons, and on
which simmons was to release Andrew Langdons
enoumbance. The plaintiff ayers he did this,
and that now the defendant refuses TO carry out
his part of the contract, and that the house Is not
worth the amount OF money he paid In releasing
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01
Tho Official TransactIons as Recorded
Yesterday.

Tho OGeInI TransactIOns ms Recorded
Yesterday.
Mr.. J. F. Olmstead presents the following transac-
lions In real estate In the District yesterday as 70.
ported to him by the Recorder Of Deedsi
CITY PROPERTY.
on Caroline street NORTH between Fifteenth and
sixteenth streets west sublOt IS 80 feet 3nchos by 40
leoD, square 1870, Dier b. droff TO Caro- Il. KershAw
$500
ON Twelfth street. near corner OF N street north,
part of original lot OG by 100 feet inch) square 83
b. II. Warner to Timothy D. Daily, 500.
ON First street west, between q and IL streets
north, sublot as feet inches by 70 feet nches)
square gu, Richard T. MOrsell, trustee, to Jane E
Slamm, trustee, nominal
GEORGETowS.
on Second street, between Warren and Llngan
streets east half Ofo ss go by 1850 eet) block 81 OF
Ihrelkeld's addition to Georgetown Joseph q.
FOerisch to Elizabeth Crowley, 500
COUNTY,
RUFUS l.. Il. Clark TO Anna X Carpenter part Of a
tract called Aaron, 5000.
George Gall % Gesne Gaiser ct al, lot H. block a.
of ELI ugham Place, 500,
Frederick Gaiser TO Mary GaiseT lot II, block a. OF
Ellnghnm Place, nominal.
on Columbia avenue, near corner Of Quincy street,
subot (5D by $50 teeD, block Al, Of north grounds
Columbian University, N,l2j.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01

SURE CURE FOR MALARIA, CAROLINA
> rOLU TONlC,-Sure cure for Dyspepsia Ia all ita
stages, also for Coughs Colds bronchitis Asthma and
all diseases Of the Throat ana Lungs and the onty
remedy that is beneficial IN Malarla climates This
"a a preparation Of BALSAM OF TOLU, ROCK
CANDY, MAGNESIA, and other medicinals benO-
fetal In above diseases the basis being the purest
Rice and Rye Whistles, harmless and very pleasant
to take Try H. For sale by all druggists and grooora
az u per quart bottle The trade supplied ut liberal
discount by
BARBOUR HAMILTON and FRANK HUME,
Wholesale grOcera, sole agents for this city, Henry
BlsghOu x Co., New York aud Charleston, >. c. solo
manufacturers and prOpHetors. de2l-iy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01
DISTRICT COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUsTlcE MACARTHUR.-Dodge
BuTch ct al; verdict for plaintiff for 500 Kilen
VS., Glen Falls Insurance Company; ON trial. Ad-
jOurned TIL Monday Mt ten a. m. Assign ment--C aen-
dar Sos 20 235, 2G7 to 27s, 2sl l9l, and az
CRIMINAL COURT-JUsTICE WYLIE-Henry O..
Bull, unlicensed commercial agent; sentenced TO pay
fine fs205 and costs. Samuel Morris, burglary and
larceny motion for trial flcd. Thomas J. Brady
ct all conspiracy; argument of motion 70 quash in-
dicment, Adjourned till ten M. to-day. Assign
mCnt-Star-route cases.
COURT IN BANC--FHE GRIEF JUSTICE, JUSTICES
Cox AND JAhlos.--Jonea VS., Warden; argued and
submitted. Adjourned TIL Monday Assignment
Nos. %, 40, II, ID, 50, 50, 90, 5S, 80, and 6l.
EoUTTY COuRT - JUsrICE HAGNER.--Pepper VS..
Shepherd rcfOlenCe TO auditor ordered Lee vs. Lee
alihony pendente lite and counsel fee granted and
seventy.hve days to take proof allowed Sinner vs.
sinner; trustee directed to pay auditors fee Ad-
lourned ill ten u. m. to-day,