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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-09

THE Chattanooga Times says the decision
that steel blooms are not to be classed with
ingots was made not recently, but long
time ago; in that case the decision that iron
ties are not hoop iron had good precedent for
the change of classification, and the next
change should be to class them with Stree
nnininen
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-09

THE need of fence law will be evident
when the food subsidies, for whole districts
will be denuded of their protection. The
question whether a man ought to be made to
fence out his neighbOr's stock, or his neigh
bors to fence il in, will become interesting.
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LOWELL ON THE COERCION ACT.

Lowell, United States minister, replying to
the application made in behalf of the Amer
lean citizens arrested in Ireland, says the CO.
ercion act is contrary to the spirit and foun-
dation of the principles of both English and
American jurisprudence, but the law of the
land controls all persons domiciled in the
proclaimed districts of Ireland. 1t is man.
testify futile to claim that naturalizations of
the United States should be exempted from
the operation of the act.
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Sleep.

Plenty Of sleep is requisite to health, par
ticularly in the case of brain-workers. The
more sleep the brain gets the better does the
brain work. All great brain-workers have
been great s!eepers. Sir Walter Scott could
never do with less than ten hours A fool
may want eight hours, as George III. said
bur a philosopher wants nine. The med
who have been the greatest generals are the
men who could sleep at will. Thus it was
with both Wellington and Napoleon. The
greatest speakers in the house of commons
have been the men who go to sleep there as
much as they like. This explains the
juvenility of the aged Palmerston. Sleep is
in many cases the best medicine. When
you take to your bed, get all the sleep you
can out of your bedstead, even although, to
quote Dick Swiveller's saying, you have to
pay for double-bedded room, confessing
that you have taken a most unreasonable
amount of sleep out of single bed. You
will be banking a whole Store of recupera-
tive energy. 1t is safe to say of any man
that if he sleep he will do we'll.
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n e RVO S d EBILITY
A CURE GUARANTEED.

DE-. K. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIETRKATHKNT-
A specific for Hysteria, Dizziness. Convuls1ons,
Nervous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss OF
Memory, Spermstorrhea, Impotcncy, Involuntary
exertion, seh-abuse or oyer-indulgence, which
leads to misery. decay and dssth. One Dex VIII
cure recent cases. Each box contains one months
treatn. MT One dollar box, or six boxes for i've
doll .; sent by mail, prepaid on receipt of price.
We guarantee six boxes to cure any case. With
each order received by ms for six boxes, accompa-
MED with Eve dollars, we will send the purchaser
our written guarantee to return the money If the
treatment does not effect cure. Guarantees Is
sued only by A. RENRERT d CO.. Wholesale ane
Retail Druggists, 2l5 Main street. Memphis, Tenn
orders by mail will receive prompt attention.
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THE WILD WATERS.
Another Flood Feared at NashVilIe-The
River Continues Rising at all
Points ON the Mississippi
Below Memphis-Great DestitutiOn in
Desha COunty-COuneil Bend,
Ark, Under Water.

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, March S.-A steady rain pre-
vailed here since 10 o'clock pm. yesterday.
The rainfall to-day amounts to LAP inches.
The Cumberland river is rising rapidly and
will be above the danger line, forty-two feet
above the low water-mark by tomorrow
afternoon. Another food is anticipated at
Nashville. Rainfall since March Ist, 4.46
inches.
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Tn. Pa,e,. R,e.s,ur Ioxokea

CINCINNATI, March S.-A telegram in the
Latin language was sent to-day by Bishop
Elder, on behalf of himself and other men,
bers Of the Catholic Provincial Council now
in session, asking the blessing OF the pope on
the council. A reply was sent by the pope,
gned by Cardinal Simeoni, complying with
the request.
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For.y-six,h Independence Day .rTexa..

Dallas Herald, "a.
Furty-six years sgo this day, In log
cabin at Washington, on the Brazos, the del
egates of the people of Texas declared their
independence of Mexico. and that Texas was
free, sovereign and independent republic"
Richard Ellis, of Red river, was president Of
the convention, and ii. S. kimble secretary.
Among its members were Sam Houston,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-09

THE sstrologers are joining the signal
bureau aud Messrs. Tice, Vennor & Co. in
the weather business. They say the aspect
of the planets will be such as to produce
ulanet-I
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IN FOREIGN LANDS.
Seven New Cardinals to be Created at
the Approaching Censistory, the
Rev. DIR. MeCabe,
Archbishop OF Dublin, Among the Num-.
ber-Minister Lowell on the Coercion
Act-FOreign Flashes.

PARIS, March SIT is said that since the
subsidence of the crisis from &c, 0O0, OOOf to
400OO,0OOf. worth of stock, chiefly of the
least speculative kinds, have been absorbed
by the investing public, and that large
amounts have been offered the promoters of
the revival of the Union Generate.
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ITALY.
THE APPROACHING coNs1sroRY.

ROME, March Sat the approaching con-
sistory the pope will create seven new cardi-
mails, including the archbishop of Seville
and Algiers, the patriarch of Venice, and
the Most Rev. DR.. McCabe, archbishop OF
Dublin. 1t is understood that the pope ex-
presses his approval of the efforts of Arch
bishop McCabe, made in behalf of the cause
of law and order in Ireland.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-09

New ORLEANS, March $40 further dis
asters to the levees are reported. The people
are strengthening them all along the line.
A heavy south wind to-day produced swell
in the river, the water at times breaking over
the levee at the head of Canal street, and at
several points between the city and Carrolton.
Gauges show the river 7-10 of foot below
high-Mater marx OF 1874.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-09

1T is strong argument in favor Of the
postal savings system that very many
people already use he postofice as savings
bank, buying orders payable to themselves
and holding the orders till they want to use
the money
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Striking RaIlrosders.

OMAHA, March S.-A number of laborers
who had replaced strikers, and while engaged
10 grading, were interrupted to-day by about
1000 men, who formed in a procession,
rushed upon the grounds and drove them of
and overpowered the special police. Several
of the special police were taken to the hos
pital in consequence of their wounds.
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RUSSIA.
A PREARRANGED SCHEME.

LONDON, March S.-The Ifmes's St. Peters
burg correspondent declares that General
Skobeloff's speeches were prearranged be-
tween him and General Ignatieff. 1t is said
to be the object OF the latter to embroil mat
tiers to such degree as to create an oppor-
tunity to offer his services to the car as min
lister of foreign affairs, in order to straighten
them
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Resolutions Of the Louisville Board OF
Trade.

LOUISVILLE, March s-The public meet
ing of the Board of Trade adopted the fol-
lowing:
ReSOlued, That this board respectfully urge upon
Congress the propriety of making n sufficient APP
preparation 10 enable the department TO con-
tinue its work of relieving the pressing wants Of
sufferers by the overflow of the Mississippi river
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Itouor frame Propo.,ttop.

COLUMBUS, O.. March S-The House Of
Representative to-day adopted joint resolu-
ton to submit to the people proposition to
amend the constitution granting license to
traffic in liquor under regulation, and giving
the general assembly power to restrict and
prohibit special tax.
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At Washington

WAsHINGToS, March S.-The secretary of
war continues TO receive dispatches repre-
senting that the distress is increasing in the
overfiowed districts of the Mississippi val
ley, and stating that the rations sent will
soon be expended. Twenty thousand more
rations have been ordered sent to Memphis.
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international Convention of Telegraph


CINCINNATI, March S.-The International
Convention OF Telegraphers to be held here
March 18th, will number among its delegates
prominent telegraphers, from all parts OF the
United States and the Canadas. Responses
have already been received from more than
sixty who will attend, representing 5000 tel
egrsphers. The local committee has made
ample arrangements for the convention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-09

OSCAR THE WILDE is bringing many of
the American newspaper editors to their
knees, for they are writing essays upon knee
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INDICATI0RR

For Tennessee and the Ohio UaHey, cloudy
Weather and rain, LOtrer barometer IN The eastern
portion, slight rise in temperature ,einds shifting
IN so31b anil ,reef
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industries, and its harnlessness and health
fulness At the conclusion of the hearing of
the gentlemen respecting the glucose indus
try, they we're congratulated on the showing
that they had made, and the victory it is gem
orally conceded they had won. The bill
they oppose proposes tax OF 500 on every
glucose manufacturer and on each dealer,
and a further tax Of ten cents on each
pound in solid form, and 81 on each gallon
of sYrup in LIQUID form.
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some unconverted cannibals of FIJI have
killed all but tive of an English boats
crew, and before being disturbed they eat up
some of their victims
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-09

DECIDED steps ought to be taken to cure q
cold or cough at once. We should recon-
mend DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. This valua-
bic medicine is Endorsed by the physicians
and you can rely on its doing the work every
time
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Small sui, Axainst a Big sompany.

DALLAS, TEX. March 8.-Adams & Leon
ard, bankers, have filed suits in the District
Court for Sl400 against the Anglo American
Land and Claim Company, of Chicsgo.
This company is the parent OF the Chicago,
Texas and Mexico railroad, and the suits
ances due the bank on railroad construction.
Adams & Leonard have been doing the
Chicago, Texas and Mexican Central rail-
WAYS banking business.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-09

The whole French coast is to be lighted
by electricity; there will be forty-two light
houses, with steam trumpets for fog signals.
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ENGl AND


BEEN THINKING OF IT SOME TIME.
LONDON, March S.-The would be- assassin
Maclean has been identified as the m an Who
last summer, frequented the vicinity of
Windsor Castle and acted in a suspicious
manner.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-09

The clergy of Cbicsgo are starting
movemsn. 10 put down Sunday evening the
atric Al performa nces in that city.
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Murdered for Menex.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA March S.-John o.
Massey and wife, an aged couple living near
here and possessed of considerable mean
were found murdered this morning in their
house and their money gone.
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GERMANY

DESIRES TO SHOW HIS FRIENDLY Feelings
BERLIN, March S.-The GIL expresses a
desire to avail himself of the approaching
birthday OF the Emperor William to make a
public manifestation of the continue nce OF
friendly relations betwetn the two empires.
ECCLESIASTICAL BILL AFFECTED.
The committee on the ecclesiastical bill
rejected the whole measure on its second
reading to-day, only conservatives voting in
its favor.
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EASTERN and Western papers both give
good tidings as to the promise of the peach
crop
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

OFFICE RICHMOND AND DASvILLE ExTEssIos Co,
No. 20 MOTH BROAD STREET,
ATLANTA, GA, February 20. 1852
CEALED PROPOSALS for the Graduation, Ma
> sonry and Bridging of that part Of the line Of
the Georgia Pacific Railway which lies between
the town of Admission, Calhoun county, Alabama
lon the Selma, Rome and Baton z K. J. and the
city Of Birmingham. Jefferson county. Alabama,
Exty-fve miles in length, will be received by The
Richmond and Danyfle Extension Company. a.
its ofce. No 50 North Broad street, Atlanta, Ga.
until WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of March, 1882.
at u O'Clock m
The company reserves the right to reject any or
all b DIS.
Prohles and Specifications may be seen a. ths
ingham, Ala.
Upon application at the ofhces Of the company
at Oxford and Birmingham, Ala, information viii
be gwen TO parties wishing 20 examine the line
Z. II. TEMPLE, Chief Engineer.
$50. ". JoEEsTos, Tice-PresidenL
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No scrofula can be so deep-seated, no sore
40 stubborn bnt that Ayers Sarsaparilla will
be found helpful. 1t will effect cure, il
nura ba rloaaihla
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SENATOR EDMUNDS,
Notwithstanding the Presidents SOlicita-
tions, Declines to Reconsider His
Declina tiOn Of the
Supreme NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Saunders's
Ciyil-SerYice Reform Bill-A
Plea for Glucose.

WASHINGTON, March s.-The secretary of
the treasury, at the request Of the Commit
tee on Commerce, transmitted the report of
the Cincinnati Board OF Trade, praying for
marine hospital
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Arkansas CRY, March 8.-Tbere has
been a steady rain here for three days, and
the river rose one inch from noon TO 6 O'Clock
pm. to daY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-09

EXTREMELY palatable, and sure cure for
all malarial diseases lie DIR. Leslie's Quinine
Wine
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NOTION CARDING & SPINNING

Machinery FOR SALE Complete sys.
" TEN now runningl comprising Kirson Opener,
Kitson spreader u Worker A etripper Cards, 30
Inches: 2 Drawing Frames, Hl2g1ngss 5iueber, 81
splndles; Provfdence N Co. Slubber, % spindles I.
2HigginsS speeders, H. splndles each Providence
gneeder ~ gpindies; q Ring Spinning Rramss
4i76 spindles; Feels, Warp Mills Spoilers, etc.
VIII be bold in lots 10 suit purchssez- Address
JOHN q. DIVINE Thompeon q D1S1non sist Phila,
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return Thursday next. Judge Porter teIe-
graphed iDistrict-Attorney Corkkill that he
will reach Washington Friday to consult
with him in regard to the bill Of exceptions
IN The lLmitean
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Postmasters nominated: L. G. Dawarin,
Portsmouth, o.; Thomas NJ. CardwelI, Har-
rodsburg, KY; Albert g. Patrick, Valley
Falls, KY.
here and the navy-yards of the country
called on the President to-day and urged
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-09
Tive Men Killed by the Cars.

COLUMBUS, o, March 8.-George Nichols
was crushed by the cars in the Panhandle
yards tonight.
Joseph Clark was run over by the cars at
Urbana to-day and instantly killed.
A DELICIOUS medicine is DR.. Leslie's Qui-
nine Wine. Can be taken by children and
others, where quinine cannot
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Misslssippi River Improvement.

The House Committee ON the Improve
ment of the Mississippi River to-day heard
a delegation from the Mississippi valley,
composed of Messrs. Simrall, of Vicksburg
Phelps, of Minnesota; Roots, of Little Rock,
Ark; Maginnis, of the st. Louis Chamber Of
Commerce; Stnrtevant, OF indianapolis, and
Ex-Governor Stanard, of St. Louis. These
gentlemen urged that the recommends tions
OF the Mississippi River Commission be
adopted.
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Settling His Score.

Presidest Arthur gave dinner tonight
to the members of the cabinet and a number
OF senators, with their wives, in return for
the Inequalities of the winter. Ex-Secretary
Blaine, Mrs. Blaine, Mrs. Wordsworth, Miss
Beale and Miss Frelinghuysen were among
The
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-17
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS,

The New York steamer John Gibson was
launched from the ways at the ship.yard Thurs
The Alexandra innrmary acknowledges the
receipt of $40 from the Sewing Society of the
Second Presbyterian Church.
The Episcopal churches OF this city have mem-
bership us follows Christ Church, 2t2; st. Paul 8
Church, 23i; Grace Church, So: total, $50. :"
The colored boy, Drayton, whose accident OF the
Midland depot was mentioned In yesterdays RE-
PUBLICAN, has died from the effect of his Injuries
Ex- Mayor CORTLAND H. Smith has returned to
this city from New York His visit will be a brief
one, however, as he expects to open law Office IN
New York early In April
Nine car loads of coal from Pennsylvania have
passed through here for Lynchburg via the Alex
andrta and Fredericksburg and Virginia Midland
Railways within the past few days.
An engine and freight car on the Alexandria
ana a washington Railrond jumped the track at
inc switch near the almshouse carly Thurs
damage.
A literary organization, to be known as the Pc.
tomac Debating Society has been organized by
the election of the following officers: President,
l. Lewis secretary, A. Miller; assistant secretary
ID. Mccormick; treasurer, +. Suter.
On the occasion of the last visit of Bishop
White to the Theological Seminary, near this
city, he ordained to the priesthood Rev. Curtis
Grubb, OF Bishop Penlcks missionary jurisdiction,
and Rev. g. j. s. Mayo, of King George County.
William +. Carne, esq, has been nominated by
the State board of education, subject to conirma-
ton by the senate, for superintendent of public
lnis city, vice MS DrOtner, Professor
Richard L. Carne whose term will expire with the
present session of the schools
The board of fire wardens have submitted their
annual report for l8sl.'S2, by which 1t appears
that the total expenditures OF the department for
the year Qncludng $3.50 for fire. plugs was iO72 o.
ofwhich S50s.63 is for new hose and other material
making the total running expenses of the depart
ment less than $780, This for two effective steam
iire-engines and u hook and ladder company Is
less than Is spent by any town in the Union with
the same force.
Major George Duffey, commissioner of the reye-
nue. has Just completed his assessment Of the east
ern portion Of the city, which sums up MS follows:
First Ward, titheables, 1882, 5000; Second Ward
titheables, s4OS; bank stock, 1884, $4,000; 1882,
100000; Real estate-Decrease in First and
Second Wards, sll2,SS5. Personal estate-Increase
In First and Second Wards, sS9,0l2171S The de-
crease in real estate is owing TO exemption from
taxation Of real tproperty and for manufacturing
purposes in addition 10 what is brought in by the
city for taxes, which is being rapidly redeemed
and placed on the commissioners books. The in
crease In personal indicates prosperity in business
IT WOULD not live Away, ask not to stay"
We do not wonder, with such a cold as yours, but
there Is bright side to everything and sunshine
even for those racked with pain. DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup never fails to cure the most stubborn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-17

"Eels is bitn' very good this winter" observed
a Newton man to he Eagles cashier, rs he ished
around in his pocket for marriage notice and
paid the expense Of insertion
Catch mony?", asked the cashier, checking the
notice.
"Doin' pretty well, pretty we'll" replied the old
man. 81 kelched one the other day which was con-
siderable eel. Ye see I went to the crok in tho
morning and cut a hole in the ice and dropped
the hook. In about minute | knowed I had Il
bite and went for him. When I'd got ten yards
Of him out began"
Got what2" demanded the cashier.
''Ten yards of him Ye see 1 couldn't tell how
big he was g0ln' to be, so Just pulled his head
over my shoulder and streaked for home--only n
mile Then followed along back to the hole, and
he wasn't all out yeti"
How big was hep asked the cashier, with
round eyes and standing hair.
Hold ON till L tell ye. Then l takes another
grip on him and reaches for home again, but that
didn't seem TO fetch the whole of him.
wei, sir, | Travelled between the house and
the hole all day long, and when | got him
oil out he made coil on my farm quarter
OF mile In diameter and four hundred yards
highl Fact sir! tell ye he was considerable eel r.
what kind ofbait do you generally use for that
size Of eel9" asked the cashier sarcasticaly.
whisky" replied the Newton man, ~ used
three pints of whisky on that eel. Drank It the
night before, YOU known
The result of which was that his marriage notice
went into the death column and tho cashier sat
Ed1le
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-17
DISTRICT COURTS.


CogRT ~ dESERAL rERM-THE cHIEF,JusTIcE
JUSTICES COX AND JAMHs,--Stewnr w. White, ludR
ment for plaintiff Mcdaniel vs. Parish a Aiouiton
judgment reversed, and remanded with leave Il
plead. Adjourned till to-day az 10 a. m. Assign
ment-NoS Is, % p, ~, 35, 10, ", "A, IS, and 10.
CRlMlSAL CouRr-JUsTICh WYLIE-PalrlclS Hur
ley, eOw-yaTd forfeiture set aside George Donald
SON occupying street; verdict not guilty. Thomas
pavement; verdict not guilty, Walter h. Williams
argued aud sistaned, Aquila Barton fast driving
discharged. Jacob S. RedInon obstTctIng foot.paye
menli verdict not guilty. Samuel @. Raub nls,
dTlNlng nolle pros, Margaret McArdle unlicensed
produce dealeri verdict guilty. Adjourned hi i0a
IN. to-day. " Wv
CIRCUIT CoURT-JusrICE MAoARTHUR--Ian,h
burg q Bro, vs., MoMahon; verdict for plalntiff.
y219lB. Deerlng d johnson va. McCullOm; verdict
for plaintiff $40, DaYds VS.. National Brick Mn.
chine Company; referred 10 James q, PAYNE ESQ.,
Brown, trustee, vs.. Cooley verdict for plaintiff ono
cent damages and costs. Otis Bros 4 %. VS.. Cake;
verdict for plaintiffs, s72Z75, with Interest from April
Is, 1850 Yates VS.. Palmeri on trial Adjourned til
ten m, to-day, Assignment-Ca Calendar Nos. llB $780,
l7V, 200 2OI 20y, 2l3, Pa l97. 25, 2l6, and az.
Equity COuHT-JuBTfCE HA0SEn-Jenkns VS.,
Jenkins; appearance Of absent defendant ordered.
Ball vs. Ball pro COnfessO and reference TO Irving
Williamson, examiner, ordered. Tracey W.. Mageei
Injunction refused. Mcdonnell Connolly; special
auditors report ratified, De Vaughan VS. DE Vaughan;
prayer Of petition OF A, H. kenady denied. Read vs..
fosl reference OF cause to auditor ordered. Wood
vs., Gllenderi commission TO get answer OF absent
defendant ordered TO ISSUE Adjourned TIL ton a. m.
to-day No assignment