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TIE IrD1CROrrs EXIT OF THE ORATOR PAX EN-
- - ENCE
RrCfn N1lN Y LttltL " Il. Il nl,Ar

The address of Mr.. Blaine on the character
a, General Garfield greatly exa-peraed Mr. .onklhc
SaNanse the very midnass and almost neutray 81 tha
SSrass racou n1ended ~ &c the public a. mncn as ns
stnI adjustment OF parts and proportions LAID bare
- nerle the streuCth and symmetry OF Gnrneds me-
Mr. Cotkling considered himself par excellence me one
orator OF the United States and that was The nel a
fed also covered Garfield the orator OF the House
OF representatives. Conkling thought be was OF the
Senate The Convention at Chicago aid not consider we
senatorial orator his recommendation ~ canuoate
but II took up the Of the House OF
made him It's candidate. and elected him haAhE sn
suited Mr. Garfield on every occasion In and out OF DIS
presence-eyen telling him that he must hod ms ho'o
when Garfield nominated his personal frenus 70 V
lamb he had pricked often finally tUrned anu 80
Mr. Cnnkling m the Custom House, me Only p"Iu.no vi
his anatomy where there seemed TO be any seustlNc
ness Mr. Couklinr put his hands on HE stomach ana
fell OF the senate In condition OF soneHes' "' was
lndlcrOns 10 al the country.
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INCREASING A DIRECTORATE.

ST. LOUIS, March 14.-At the annual meet
ins Of the stockholders o. the It Loms and san Fran
cisco Railroad ncd th, morning the number OF directors
were increased from six to thirteen. The directors
elected were c. p Huntington, Leland Stanford, Jay
Could Russell Sage J. L. -eusman, Edward +. Wfnsow
4 II Hatch james o. Fish, william L. Buckley A. ".
NIckcrson. c. ". Rogers, ". /. Trask ana L s. Hays.
The propositions TO purchase the T. Louis, Arkansas
and Texas Railroad and the. Joplin Railway, and to
ea-e purchase consolidate The 81 Louis Wichita and
Western hallway were IavOraoly acted upon, aud the
,ctinu oil fine Oard Of Directors in making mortgage
deed on all the cOmpauys property To secure rue pay
u.nt Of coupon bOuGs 70 the amount or T3OOOOOOO Wd-
anprOved The Board Of Directors viii meet IN New
York On Mach - and elect officers.
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DrsrNFECTANTs.-Accord to Professor Belt
stein suphuric acid would be the best disinfectant II 10
did destroy the sides OF tanks. The OF lime and
Of salts Of lime ought be completely renowned, az
they but temporarily destroy bacteria and under soms
circumstances may contribute to their Development MOI
does ulphate OF iron. in solution OF Is per cent
ultimately destroy bacteria they are known TO revive
when put into q convenient medium. In view OF ihese
facts lie considers them, Professor Betsten recon-
mends suphate OF alum suIn which Is poyed in paper
and printed cloth cotton manufscturestbe best means
for providing It, he thinks being TO prepare mixture OF
red clay with per Of sulpuTic acid. and then 70
add This carbOc acid ordesroying the
odor OF the matter which "a 10 De disinfccted.
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DAMAGE IN LISPENARD-ST.

A fire broke out about o'clock p. m.
yesterday in " The Star building Of Nos so and 90
Ispenardst two-story and attic brick structure The
FIRE was discovered by Policeman Bird. the attic hoo
which occupied by B. Miseu, dealer in lsces His
stock was damaged 900. he insured. The stock
Of Eugene Magee a dealer IN tailOrs' trimmings, was
damaged 81 800; insured. The restaurant or j. H.
Ireland on the first floor. was damaged $1,000. The
barber shoD Of Louis WOrther in the basement, was
slightly damaged. The da mage 10 the building owned
by J. H. ireland $1,000 The cause OF the fire was
known.
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TIE MUSICAL COLLEGE REPENT4NT.

CINCINNATI, March 14.-Ihe Gazette will
ssy tomorrow After all the abuse which Max Maret-
eek the latest Withdrawal from the College OF Music
has heaped upon that institution It's management
and ure,,d.nt an effort has been made TO
secure his services again and have him return
70 the scene Of the at conflict fuAy
feeonoiled On Monday lat George Ward Nichols ana
A I GO.lOrn sent a teeNaphic message 10 Max Ma
fetzek TO NeW-YOrR asking BIN 10 return at any cost,
and promising MIN full satisfaction The answer was
reoeve6 Yesterday IL WINS brief but the point. In
II be declares that the newspapers had gwen the mater
30 much n0orety that II mp0s,lDe 20 THINK oi ever
tmOOtuln3 matters such extent as 10 eHect
reconciliation. having agreeable relations N the
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ErnEGANIzA1IoN ~ BROOKLTM.

The Central Democratic Association (anu-
Mclaughlin OF Kings County at meeting III BROOKLYN
last evening substantially agreed 10 tho propo'T1 pan
..s,-.,i,,tiop Of the Democratic party, as hereto
t,rs ,1onted by the Democratic General Committee.
..,I,t,on was adopted last evening authorizing the
nj Of the association nllam aishai ~ con
Pcttan with Jacob Bergen and George L. FOX 10 CAL
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SOCIETY INCIDENTS.

Miss Marie l. De Beixedon entertained the
Brooklyn Dancing Glass Monday evening at her home.
Mrs Mary Putnam-Jacobi gave a large reception last
evening at house in West Thirty fourth-st, which
was Iavishly decorated Stub furnished music.
Mrs Henry A. Colt gave ladies' luncheon yesterday
at No 80 ChntOn-place
Mrs Herbert Austey gave O childrens party on the
occasion Of her daughters birthday
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THE Purpose OF THE ASSAULT.


This assault upon Garfield Is part or a
systematic plan. which thus seeks 10 wreak revenge
Tor acts OF the living President upon the memory OF the
dead President IL TO I've thought necessary 10
bIacken Garned's name and smirch his character so
That the foul political cabal whom be retired may appear
in some degree justified In the public csiima ION were
GARFIELD alive he would thoroughly care for himself
against al assaants Closed his lips In death the
fame OF the dead Garfield secure from the venom OF
malice OF those who would build for themselves upon TIE
ruiu ~ IA ma
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AFEAIRS IN THE WEST INDIES.

HAVANA. March 14.-It was reported at St
Thomas from indirect sources that Guznan Banco bad
been reelected President OF Venezuela and that he in
tended 10 20 10 Europe In connection with financial
negotiation. The Republic was reported To be In az
excited condition.
tranquility prevailed In the preparations Tor the comns
Presidential election. General Uysse Henreaur Is
popular candidate IL calculated that this seasons
sugar crop would exceed the last crop by 1000 hogs
heads.
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1 rUnoR ABoUr GEORGE L. LORHL4RD.

There was "A rumor III the city last night that
George L. Lorliard died yesterday in Florida whittier
he went several months ago Tor the Improvements 81 LIS
health Inquiry at his house IN West lweniy-rst' ana
nj the Union club OF which he Is member and at the
nom. Of II his brother Pierre LOrlard Iacd 10 CON
firm Ie rel
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NrSICAL NOTES.

Mr.. Thomas and his orchestra will go to
PHILADELPHIA next week for two concerts on Wednesday
Afternoon and Thursday evening
The New-YOrk Quintet Club viii give the
lat Of ia series OF six concerts chamber music this
s,tsrnoon AZ 2 o'clock ia stoinway Hall. The pro
gramne cororrises schumanns quartet FOR panotorte
snd strings On az: two from string guar
let IN minor ~ Catenhuseni ana LeclAo'eI s'AAe
q uintet, CD. 20, major
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THE OMAHA LABOR TROUBLE.

OMAHA, March 14.-1he status of the strike
has not changed since yesterday noon The nonsrers
continue working with the troops guarding them. The
Coroners Jury ia the OF q. r. Armstrong killed by
bayonet In the hands OF mitaman, returned q verdict
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A FACTION DIFFICULT To PLEASE lie.

With two or three constitutional amend
ynents the Pond Ii0uOr-ta1 bill and the smith sunday
Amendment the Legislature has its hands tuI OF ZEN
peranoe projects. Sjiu do not hear hat the hruD
can PARTY enjoys eminent degree, the anectOh anu
Admiration OF the radical temperance element
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He then aimed that philadelphia ought TO occupy
the position with reference 10 the other Atlantic ports as
TO tie relative rates transportation to be charged
thar her locality determined BY transportation geo.
GRANNY entities her to.
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ASKING PARDON ron SERGEANT MASON

COLUMBUS, March l4.-Both branches of the
Ohio LEGISLATURE to-day passed resolutions asking
the President 10 pardon Mason and to restore
him 10 his rank ia the Army
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s,o. "a bank directors about names. There Is no "ar
ket for seconded material
A SECOND REVISION NECESSARY.
WON TIA phfindSlphfd Press rep

Secretary Frelinghuysen must revise ans Mie
hispatch concerning the assault on the queen
nafon for the deed" which 10 the way YES
saws he wrote IT, awkward as the nrst
NOT for the deed but at" The deed that te sen
in6iSuailon rose but probably good MT
was never heated through the point on otln nv 20,
NJ ANYTHING He is man whose indlgha'4'H " w
urally for the deed"
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to-day that Armstrong cane 10 his death st the hands
OF militiamsn unknown while the latter wss In the
performance his duty" The Labor Union Intend 70
turn several Thousand strong at Armstrong; funer
ta-mOrrOw.
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COMING EVENTS, ETC.-NOrth Country
MagDafe 10 tenant farnerj: Well Mr.. Cluh we're
gi,g to have an election How do yOu-hum what do
yon6think about 1t r. Farmer (.arilyl Think about
IL sir WhaAy thinks shall De shnkkln hands 4" some
gieeat foalks Very shorty !"-LPunch.
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together the Committee Of One Hundred and which
they have selected enroll the hold primaries
70 select new General Committee.
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5uerial Notlcs5

A.-eadauRrters for gooi. cheap dentistry. 40 years
practice Prices tuce The be, All go sets 81 teeth
gold and plllI uOrklJ AL Oetter tasl
any other house. Extracting under gas, 80 cents.
DR. WAIT & son. No. - East 23d st, near shave.
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The foreign mails TO- week ending SATURDAY.
Marcl 10 1852. Wal close at this oh4,e on TUESDAY,.
al for by steamship wyoming Wa Queens
town " EDN DAY. al 1850 q. iOr EuiOpn,
specially addressed and AZ ll:3O iOr France
direct by STEAMSHIP AAr4ue, AAyre, III ksDAI
al 80 Tor Europe by steamship CITY Of brussc Via
Queenstown correpOu for Germany and France
DE- specially addressed and az 1880 FOR Europe by
on SATJ RDAY. at IL a Tor oernany &C. By steamship
oder soutDam4 and Bremen CORRESPOND fesB
AID other European countries must DE specially al
and az 1880 for Europe by steamship epnbc
al l.. scotland
ship JevOuia, Via Glasgow ant Al Belgium direct,
b. steamship bcgcAland. Antwerp fhc
HicO and Naracaluu steamship Ar close n Day
at Inc mails FOR Brazil steamship GlensIunox,
VIA bl tmOre close ON TUESDAY az 80 j. "a. The malls
fOr lra1L, by steamship AcJo, va Richmond
WE'D ENpAf az 1880 m. The mails for jamaica Hayu
DAY % a The mails Tor Mexico, TruNllo and Bay
Islands, vita NewOrcans close on WEDNESDAY, NJ 80 n
he mails for Uayu Saul by steamship Aeue,
close TIL USDAf al The mail, for CUBA MEXICO
indies, by steamship t OF Washington ClOss
THU RSDAI $50 pm The mails Tor Grey aud
LimOn. steamship Atlas close FRIDAY at ga Tho
mails for GreyOWn Port lmOn, an, BY steamship
Castelrd. close on FRIDAY al lO The mans Tor Acn
eLuea and Curacao by steamship taudgs close on SArU r.
DAY at a. The mails Tor Cuba, by steamship Newport,
close on SATURDAY AZ 1880 The malls Tor China and
Japan. via Francisco. close March -. az The
malls Tor Australia &c wa san Francisco close April J. atI
HIN kl O., Ft-ALtSoNi fO5tmastor
Post oface New-Yor. March II. las2.
Rua and Qunine for the Hair swell Massey & Co.'S
best fOr stn alAtng growth VI TIE HAr
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Prudenty break up your cold by the timely
Of Dr.. Jaynes ExpectoraE an old remedy for SORT
lungs ard throat, and certain curative for coughs.
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CrutchesCrandavs Patent Extension safety TIP Crutch.
pOnerOy Truss Company No 1SJ Broadway, COrnes
Of lOthsI opposite stewards Clutches repaired.
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
"DVORCONS."

An English version of SardOu's comedy, IN
three acts entitled DvOrcOus" presented at the
Park Theatre last evening. The French aud English
versions OF the play contain much that gross not to
sav dlthv hut the translator whO charged with the
task Of preparing 1t for the American stage
has retained little that IS Objectionable For this
relief much thanks Divorcons is billed as comedy
,ut 10 be more exact II absurditya humorous.
dro entertaining absurdity An accou-t OF 1t can be
compressed in the statement that II Is al aDphhcaton
with variations, Of the old cOuplet-
Where love must not marry,
Where marry must not love.
II deals with the relations Of married woman 10 her
husband and her lover exhibiting her as model
Of charming inconsistency and non seql"tT Der
lord as the posscssOr Of much OF the wisdom OF the
serpent and the lover a victim TO womans prone
ness for turning the heart she has won 10 the heart
that res=t- her time but for word IL regard
20 the cast Mr. Frederic Robinson as the husband N
des Pruneles) added 10 his well earned iaurels HIS
conception and execution OF the part were alike admira
BILE Alice Dunning Lngsrd the wife (CypTenne)
played with an intelligence grace and finish which Won
her hearty paudits al every stage OF
the piece Mr.. c. B. Wells the lover
Adbemar de Gratignau did fairly but lacked force
The rest OF the company acceptable II remains 70
be added that the play is placed upon the stage with
great beauty and perfect taste The following was the
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From Chicago 10 Baltimore, b. Balu
more aud Ohio Railroad .-----.--
From Chicago 20 Philadelphia, by
Pennsylvania Rail road .------..-.--..
From Chicago 10 New YORK, by New
YOrE GENITAL AMI New York, Lake
Erir and Western Railroads .....-.
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TRIBUNE OFPICE. March Is, a. m.-During the clear
weather yesterday the movement in the barometer was
upward The temperature ranged between 80 ard
36o the sverag. 3laso being 7lso lower than on the
corresponding day last year and 9L' lower than on
Monday. 90
Fair followed By partly cloudy weather possibly with
light rains may expected in this city and vicinity to-
day.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Th dass shows The bsron,, variations N h city BY tent''
II time
dgns Io--l lnr
pcLtcd
PAArnAcY. 20 BroAtNAy
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percentage
Miles. rate rebates.
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Pile. permanently erIcAsl m ono - three we,A, vita
ont knife yturs Or caa,tc send Tor circular cDltlatl,
reference, Or. uOYr West -ltI 80.
The Evening critic., 1882-02-20
District Government Notes.

Health Officer Townshend has called
attention to the unhealthy condition of
Sumner street.
&C. w. II. Vanhorn will build three
brick houses ON Fifteenth street, near r,
at a cost of $500.
Complaints Of the bad crossing in tho
neighborhood of Thirteenth and streets
have been received.
Patrick Larkin will build new front
to store on Twenty-fourth street, near l., al
an expense Of 81 900.
Gen. lemon received permit to day
to build brick addition to house on G
street, near Fifteenth, at cost of 81, 500.
Major Hanneman has received orders
from the Commissioners to fire the usual
salute ON the morning Of Washington
birthday.
Attention has been called to danger
ous hole in the roadway at Fifteenth aud I
streets, which ii is said has already beer
the cause Of several accidents.
Assistant Building Inspector B. c
King, whose thigh was fractured in al
accident at Brightwood about a week ago
is still unable to leave his bed.
4 1.-The clerk of councils, of Charleston
s. C., has sent communication to the
Commissioners asking information as to tn,
government of the Police Department.
, -Four cases Of smallpox originating II
the columns of the Star, and located by thai
journal in German family in the county
are announced by the authorities to be non
existant.
The Evening critic., 1882-02-20
WEST WASHINGTON.

IoHN y. DAVIDSON Is the agent for THE Critic
IN West Washington. The paper Will be served
Subscriptions and Items for pgblica,lon can be
leit at The The iollowng places; G. ~ ticklings drug
drug store, corner Thirtyseconi and o streets,
s. W. SrEpley drug store %5 N street X MI, ~
tieth street.
The regular meeting of the Women's
Evangelical Union Temperance Associa-
tion at Dashaway Hall yesterday afternoon
was largely attended, notwithstanding the
inclement weather. Addresses were de-
livered by Mrs. Riley, Messrs. Nye, Lee
and Others.
The revival, which has been progressing
so successfully for some time past at West
Georgetown NJ. +. Church, under the pas
tor, Rev. G. NJ. Berry, was brought TO
close last week. Under the able ministra-
tion Of Mr.. Berry sixty.six new members
have been added to this congregation, and
his people unanimously hope that he will
not be removed in the coming changes, but
will remain to go on with the good work.
Mrs. Col. James A. Magruder, whose seri-
ousilness was noticed in Saturdays CRITIC,
died at her home, No. 30l9 = street, yester.
day at 11:10 a. m. She was most esti-
mable and universally beloved lady, and
will be greatly missed, not only by her
many friends, but also by all whom she
was ever ready to assist in sickness and
trouble.
d. Smith, M. d.. of Columbus, o., is pay
ing two weeks visit to this place. DIR.
Smith is prominent member Of the order
of X. of p, and will pay fraternal visits to
Decatur Lodge No. o tomorrow evening.
and to Harmonic Lodge No. 10 on Wednes-
day evening. DIR. Smith is registered at
the West End Hotel, where he will be glad
to meet his brother Knights.
About 1890 Saturday night a young col
0red man was brought to Fickling's drug
store with severe cut on his check,
inflicted by brick thrown by another
colored man during fracas. The wound,
which was very serious one was dressed
by DIR. Kleinschmidt.
The community at large will regret to
hear of the ILLNESS of Major King, the
agent of the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals, who is now lying in
serious condition with pneumonia at his
residence 2512 Pennsylvania avenue, pro-
duced by his untiring energy in looking
after the inhuman acts perpetrated upon the
helpless dumb beast. His physician, DR..
Tyler, has every hope of his final re-
covery.
Arrivals West End Hotel John Smith,
| city; Noah Strong, II. c. Hartman and
wife, Baltimore, Nd. George Heard, Alex
| andria, Va. Henry Stidy, Westminster,
| Nd; James Smith, Harry Tuney, G. l..
| Gladmon, Rockville, Nd; J. NJ. Mock,
| Lone Oak, Cal. Daniel Reans, Logansport,
| Ind. ]. j. Cook, Bryantown, Md. ; James
Coleman, Frederick Md.
| Don't forget the grand concert at Curtis
| Hall tonight for the benefit of the Reform
| Dasbaway Club
The Evening critic., 1882-02-20
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

- PERsoSs ~ .ALExANDRiA, wishing TuE
CnlIic leit a. their residence viii receiye prompt
stationery store. ON King street.
Mr.. w. II. Crawford, formerly New
England man, but now permanent resi-
dent of Alexandria, is building n large YES
sci for parties in New York. Most of the
mechanics employed are New England mon.
He has leased the shipyard Of Agnew 81 Co.
TO build the vessel which, when finished,
will in every respect be q first-class sea-
going vessel. Mr.. Crawford has high ap-
probation of Alexandria as a ship-building
point. The city is near the coal and iron
fields of Virginia, lumber is very cheap,
and land-locked harbor with deep water
affords easy launching.
Emma Walker, colored was the only per.
son in the station-house this morning.
She was arrested on Saturday even
ing by means of telegram from
Philadelphia. II appears she was en-
ployed by family for some timo in
that city, and they, thinking she was un.
scrupulously honest, reposed unbounded
confidence in her, but it was not long
before the gentle Emma displayed herself
in her true light; 500 suddenly and mys-
teriously disappeared, and it was supposed
that one of the petty burglars that infest
Philadelphia had stolen it. No one even
suspected the religious damsel employed in
the house until the money was found in her
baggage.
The family kindly paid Emma's fare
back to her home in Alexandria. 1t was
discovered after she had left that numor-
GUS silver spoons and lot of valuable
jewelry was missing in the house, and tho
Alexandria police force was Immediately
notified. The dusky damsel will be in the
presence of Mayor Beckham to-day, and
the sentence he will give will be very
severe.
Another colored woman was arrested for
similar ofiense to Emma's, but she being
in a delicate condition was discharged.
Before the police court opened a connec-
tion of the Philadelphia thief was locked up
for safe keeping.
Two prisoners from Leudoun County were
brought through Alexandria this morning,
on their way to the penitentiary-one
white man, for horse stealing; the other a
colored man, for housebreaking and rape.
The Hazel Kirke' comic troupe, under
the management of the Madison Square
Theatre, of New York, will play at Armory
| Hall tonight. Additions and improve
ments have recently been made to the hall,
which will add greatly 10 the convenience
| of the troupe.
A colored man named Webb has been
| stricken with paralysis and is now lying
critically i'll at his home ON Oronoco street.
Mr. B. f. Dudley has been awarded the
| contract to build two brick houses on
| Alphria street for Charles Williams and G.
| II. Helmuth.
The schooner Annie Gibson, while COM
ing up the river Friday night, collided with
pungy. The foremast Of the pungy was
broken in three pieces and otherwise she
was seriously injured, but her captain was
in fault by risking to run past the schooner's
bows.
| Revivals will be held in the North
ern Methodist Church, on South Washing
ton street, every night this week, except
Saturday night. The first revival was
held last night, and the church was crowded
TO hear a spirited sermon hy Rev. DIR
Poulston.
The Evening critic., 1882-02-20
THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM-Chief JUS
tice Cartier and Justices Hagner and
James.-Hellen VS.. Blake; deaths of
Eugene HELEN and John B. Blake sug-
gested and order notifying personal rep
resentatives Of defendant Blake to appear.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Justice Macarthur
Cook, Bros. & Co. vs. DUNCAN judgment
set aside. Ragge & Roch vs. DUNCAN; same
action. Dobson VS.. DUNCAN; same action.
Peoples Savings Bank VS.. Adair ct al;
death of defendant suggested Stewart VS..
Elliot; argument in progress.
Equity CouRT-Justice Wylie.-Booms
vs. Kinney; time for taking testimony
limited to 25 days Sands VS.. Sands; sale
ordered and Reginald Fendall appointed
trustee to SELL Wingfeld VS.. Wingfeld I;
sale ordered and ]. A. Smith and John B.
Thompson appointed trustees TO sell. Mich
olas VS.. Cook; Edwin A. Thomas appointed
guardian ad litem. Webb VS.. Webb; leave
to file amended bill. Gibbs VS.. Coyle
final ratification of sale and reference to
auditor. Looney VS.. Smith injunction
denied leave given to amend bill.