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The NJ. E. Conferences
sTALWARr REVOLUTIONS on TEMPERANCE AND THE
OBSERVANCE OF THE SABBATH.

STALWARr RESOLUTIONS ON TEMPERANCE AND THE
OBSERVANCE OF THE SABBATH.
Bishop Warren, In opening yesterdays session
OF the Baltimore n. e. conference at Winchester,
Va. observed: ''Tne Lord has given US another
good day, Virgins to the contrary, notwithstand-
Ing" The committee On temperance reported the
outlook encouraging, and urged the importance Of
the committee on Sabbath observance was
adopted, which stated that many Christians do
not respect the sane ity OF the day, and con-
ennns 81 e cara Ssy Ting tine % anal
meeting associations that receive rebate from
railroad Sunday travel IL is urged that the peo-
tinue such practices. The relation OF Rev. Thos.
Myers was changed at his own request from
effective to supernumerary, with work. Rev. il
Stitt read the report OF the Baltimore branch OF
the Foreign Missionary society, showing the re-
ceipts for the year 81, 60 Revs. John Lanahan
and Wilfred Downs offered resolution requesting
the bishop to 80 arrange the work Of the confer
ence that It shall be divided into four districts In
ers at the present session This plan to decrease the
number Of presiding elders was opposed by many,
and the resolution was finally referred to the
ceived letter from the presiding elder OF the
Albany district, Troy conference, Speaking eulo-
gistically OF Rev. s. " Leech, who had been
transferred from the Baltimore conference: that
workman not to be ashamed OF The candidates
OF the f0urth-year class, consisting OF Osborn
Belt, James c. Nicholson, Frank q. Porter and
Geo. c. Bacon. were allowed an oral examination
In Buffers analogy instead Of written. It Is un-
derstood that the Rev. w. 4 Edwards presiding
elder, viii 60 to Mckendree church, Washington,
and that the Rev. X. N. Baar, OF Metropolitan
church. Washington. will be made presiding elder
the First church, Baltimore, viii probably 90 to
HagerstOwn or Winchester.
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DIED.

DIED.
" on @ars s
vest SHTAEkISE Brown sseS IS aSssn
foEtitude and RESIGNATION:
ment on Monday Eth instant at II oco iof ends
and acQuaintances are requested to attend.
&C! COLBERT: The funeral Of JOHN T. COLBERT
specially Invited to attend "DA '''''''' A'e e.
rRDnAs L. 99 IhgEsdsy S59ns %sn
and friends are attend the funeral
na ms ate No. s2S street northwest on
Des Mcinss and 1ndiano. dowa, papers please COPY
KFh e. ds1ah On y sa ssk
,om her @ t:f on su1Ssy
Of the family are invited to attend. q
PRICE Departed this life the 9th Of March, 1883,
WILLIAM PRICE. ST.. in the fiftieth year Of his age
:s 1sh hs
many friends are requested to attend. ~''
81 Ha 81 ls sss sf long
It ass sams
tives are respectfully invited to attend.
mr. MRNr e HSsY Mesh ssh 9Th ass E.:
Funeral from her m9thers residence. No, si5 street
respectfully invited to attend.
e T bozKG p hhf Mren % 1sss
four months and days. daughter OF Philip
Funeral Sunday afternoon. at three O'Clock, from 9s4
street northwest
e % T. 1s
Stone, aged years. months and 10 days.
Relatives and fen Dis of the family are respectfully
In vited to attend the funeral his mothers resi-
dence. No. 10l0 18th street northwest, on Monday,
March 10. 1885, at 2 o'clock p. m.
On f;5tdsssy S HTGf4R y ;ss e 5sss
year of her age.
Funeral service win be held at the residence Of her
son-nlaw j. VI. Webb. 419 Q street. Sunday evening
at O'Clock.
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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
TUE Ip0AI Rn06 No ohan~a

Reported for The EVENING STAR.
tho pot iGos booaNo change In the working Of
place A settlement between the Vapor company,
the former managers, and the present one, is in
gurate a more active policy. Litigation for small
amounts mas been begun, but does not affect its
proposed work; Capt Goss the president of the
to the Midland railroad, and 1t Is expected that
the outcome OF his examination will promote the
prosperity OF the company. The ship-yard under
the auspices OF the company is very busy with the
building OF two large vessels, and others are to
foiow, put as yet the prospect OF iron ship build
TEMPERANCE MEETING.-The Reform club held
an Interesting meeting last night. at which large
auditory listened to a fine address by Hon. w. W.
Berry, former AIexa ndrian, but now state sena-
tor from the Bedford district.
STATION HOUsE-Albert johnson, charged with
stealing money from Jas. Chatham, and Alice
Adams, disorderly, were prisoners at the station
house this morning. There were nine dodgers last
REPORTERS NOTES.-The Patrick Henry Asso
citation last night discussed the question (which
Was the Greater General-Scipi0 or Hannibal? !"
The steamer Lady Of the Lake is at the lover
nan sy city s
week. and there was little difference between the
rates here and those in Washington Sarepta
lodge, 10. OF, has chosen p. G. William Studs
its representative at the next meeting Of the
grand lodge Virginia. The river ront after
Its winters II T. SD IS now ia, fairly busy: The sh-
sh1p-yardS are busy at the south. As soon as the
canal opens the coal wharves too will be active and
alexandria present on the riverside q most
business-ike aspect. The city council viii hold
session next Tuesday night: -. The steam fire
engine Hydraulion was tested yesterday at the
hydrant near the engine house and worked well. -.
An Alexandria "dog and Cat show" for the bene-
At OF popular charity, has been proposed.
Broad creek one Of ''the highways CT commerce
the project of an extension OF the Maryland ferry
to its headwaters has been abandoned u Is
Gommissioner Fowler has committed to jail VIM.
letter box at GARFIELD p. o., in Fairfax county.
ne WIN be tried at the United States district
being made to the Alexandria Light infantry -.
The "kite fever" seems to be declining here. =. On
the establishment OF the United American Me-
| chanics here Alexandra has eighteen organiza-
| lions OF secret, beneficial and mutual aid assO.
Citations. Superintendent Coleman has his force
busy this week cleaning the streets. The mayor
has been little troubled by law-breakers this
wee week, and the town has been unusually quiet....
TALLY paralyzsd . few days ago, has somewhat
improved. Mrs. John Norris, Who died In BaIti-
more yesterday, will be brought here Tomorrow
for burial
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ADsoukNHkFT mi MONDAY MKT.
Yesterday, after Taa efARa report OF the star
route trial closed. the denss eentinued the intro
duction OF documentary svtaesee until O'Clock.
when the trial was adjoufHsd GIL Monday.
TIN I'd \ B.s o11GK.
Apress dispatch from Denver, Col, says: "From
an authentic source u IA learned that In July, 1874
Judge J. b nisseil OF Lsaaville, won q, 900 from
g. W. Dorsey IN gama a. pak1F on q train going
to Denver, for which he Gsfs check. This is ev-
identity the check referred % N Rsfde! as having
been given to j. T. q and Imputed TO Congress
York"
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Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one Of the best female physicians and nurses in
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with neyer-failing success by millions Of
mothers Tor their children. 1t relieves the child
In the bowels and wird collie BY giving health
to the child It rests the mother. PT1cc Is cents O
bottle mWa
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFkRA-Deeds In fee have
been filed as folows:-F. O, Aigeltinger to James
trustee 70 Catherine Wallace. lot 8. so. Is; Sa50
George 2. Fenwick TO r. @ eaur, part z, So bsS:
5000 Cullinane to J.J. Droanan, part 10, SO. $685.
Evangelical Association Of North America, lot Is
and part "a so. 40; g.. j. ]. Lightfoot, trus-
tee, to RS. Jones, go acres part OF Dry Meadows;
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The voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will send
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
young or r., old yho are afnicted with nervous
Deputy, lost vitality and kindred troubles guar
anteeing speedy and complete restoration OF health
and manly vigor. Address as above. N.B-NO
risk Is incurred, as thirty days trial is al
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RECENT DECISIoS.-'The Eleventh Chamber
mas Just rendered It's decision IN the matter which
interests cigarette smokers 1t was the case OF
Messrs GaStOn DATgy Co.. inventors and manu-
lacturers OF the celebrated PAPER ANDRE (ainber
tipped paper, against one Prodon. who had COM
erleited and placed On sale an imitation OF the
original. The Eleventh Chamber has rendered a
severe Judgment. it imposes upon NJ. PrOdOn q
nne OF 2CC0 francs and condemns him to pay 4CCO
francs damages TO the plaintiffs until more con.
siderable indemnity could be inflicted by the
state, and he IS also obliged TO publish the deci-
sion OF the court In ten Paris journals at his own
expense."-FrOm lie Figaro, Paris.
In this country the Papier Ambre-whlch will
NOT suck TO the lfps-iS known In connection with
tne celebrated brands OF cigarettes, "Opera Puffs
That nave become so popular that they are in
every oody'S mouth, and the Little Beauties Gig
aretfes, (pressed nat) This paper has long been
considered the very finest for cigarette purposes
ever made. The exclusive American right Is held
oy Allen Ginter, OF Richmond
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Nearly all the Ills that affiict US can be pre-
vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver
and kidneys in perfect working order. There is
no medicine known that will do this as surely as
Parker'S Ginger Tonic
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LOCAL MENTION.

The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CRIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 10, 1883 $40 a. m I
For the middle Atlantic states rainy followed
eriy stationary or lower temperature, followed by
rising barometer.
Special Weather Bulletiu.
TOMORROW LIKELY TO BE COOL AND FAIR
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press: The
barometer Ii highest In Idaho and Montana A
etofm or great energy moving In q nOrtheasterly
track Ii central on the middle Atlantic coast A
second storm OF less energy moving In an easterly
mas fallen In the south Atlantic and middle states,
and occasional rain or snow In the lake region and
OHIO valley. During the past twenty-four hours
over one inch or rain has fallen at the following
ton, L32; Charlotte, Lie; Smithyille, LOT; Punta
6asSa, 130; Macon, 1.I8; Hatteras, LOS; Cape
Henry, LIZ; ChincOteague, /. Northwesterly
winds prevail west OF the Mississippi river and In
the upper lake region; southwesteriy in the south
Atlantic states; n0rtheaserly 10 the middle st ates
The temperature has risen In the gulf and Atlantic
coast states, the lower lake region and Ohio val
ley, and fallen In the northwest. The following
special temperatures were reported at 3 o. m.
yesterday; Washington, 45o; Norfolk, 49,; Savan-
cola. $50; New Orleans. Ole; Galveston, $50; San
antonio, CSC; Tucson, Csc; Los Angeles, SC; San
Diego. $50. On Sunday cooler clearing weather is
indicated In New England, and cool fair weather
Tor the middle and south Atlantic states, gulf
states, Tennessee and the Ohio valley
IMPORTED black kid gloves az bargain 4sc. pair;
summer silks, &c.; spring dress goods, Sc, lie,
l24c; new china mating, fancy styles; cloth for
boys spring suits, 2c., S0c, 37C., SOC cashmere,
an eolors; spring carpets Soc &c; floor Oil
cloths, from &c. Towsons, Pennsylvania avenue,
south side, near market
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THE EXTRAORDINARY POPULARITY OF
Ayers Cherry Pectoral is the natural result Of its
use by Intelligent people tor forty years 1t has
ndisputaby proven itself the very best known specific
for all colds. coughs. and pulmonary complaints.
NAKE AYERS sARsAPARILL.A IN THE SPRING
Of the year to purify the blood invigorate the sys
tenn excite the liver to action, and restore the healthy
tone aud vigor Of the whole physical mechanism mhS
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DNNkiN FUgh5Aths fbh HOkstk
Major King, OF the s. F. O. A., has fiied with the
Commissioners coMplaint as 70 the condition OF
street and Pennsylvania avenua. He also makes
a request that one Of the fountains ut 5th street
and Pennsylvania avenue sc. be removed to
Georgetown In front OF tho market. at the inter.
section OF Bridge and Potomac streets.
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For 10 CENTs.-We Will mail TO any address FOL
one year our monthly Illustrated Magazine OF
fashion. S. Oppenheimer & Bro, is 9Th street
northwest
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JAPANESE DECORATIVE ART-There Is now on
exhibition ut the auction rooms OF Thomas DOW
ling, 1ith street and Pennsylvania avenue, fine
collection OF Japanese art treasures, comprising
specimens IN porcelain, rich embrOlderles, elabo-
rately decorated screens, cloisonne PLAQUES and
many other articles OF artistic and unique designs,
interesting collections ever brought TO this city.
The sale will take place on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, March 18th, 18th and 10th. See adver.
tisement in another column.
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A Now Sensation 70 the Epicure.
Hub Punch delights the palate. Use clear o
with hot or cold water, soda or lemonade. Sold b,
grocerS and druggists
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with an affection OF the throat from childhood,
caused by dtphthefia, and have used various reme-
dies, but have never found anything equal to
Browns Bronchial TrOches. "-ReU. g. H. f. Hanlp-
ton, PiEeton, Kv Sold only In boxes
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MARRIED.

THOMAS-WEBSTER. On the evening of March
e. Meador, JAMES HENRY THOMAS to ALICE r.
WEBSTER both of Washington, D. u,
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Durkee's Salad Dressing
is composed Of the freshest, purest, and choicest
c conc money viii buy. 1t surpasses any
and all anxiety.
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Twcmty Yearp Ara.

In 1863, Mr.. Wilson, now OF Lawrence, Mass,
was IN the commissary department in washing
Ton Somehow or other, he was taken with q
geons examined his throat ana decided that IL
was case OF diphtheria, and that It was hope
1esa After they had given him up he tried Perry
Davis Pain Killer. The next day the scales
Degan to come OF OF his throat, and in two or
three days he was well.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals,

street lamps WIN be lighted at $50 .. m. aud
sxtiDgushed at AIS a. m
THE WEEKLY STAR eight large pages, cut past
60 and folded) VIII be sent postpaid anywhere in
the United States Canada for one dollar a year
The Perpetual Building Association at its last
averaging si52 TO each advance: giving the Dor.
rover 81 064 for payment of ga monthly.
hotel at Cape May for the season Of So.
DIR. ID. w Prentlss delivered an Interesting lee
ture at the Y. N. c. A. rooms last evening on "The
Improper use of the Narcotics Opium and Choral y
AT meeting Of the Registered Drug Clerks as
20 last evening committee was appointed
pharmacists after April LIST. The association at its
next meeting Will discuss the question OF closing
all drug stores at 10 O'Clock.
The alarm OF fire turned In at $50 last evening
nom box 22 was for fire in house 1910 i2Ih street
northwest, owned by Austin Heirmuller and occu-
pied by Francis hurry. The fremen were soon on
the ground and extlnguished II. The loss was
ABOUT $50 1t ignited from stove In the second
From A. Brentano Co we have The American
Canoeist for March and also copies or the London
The organization OF the Washington Press Club
VIII pc completed at a meeting to be held at the
koDift house tomorrow afternoon.
The tenth anniversary OF the organization OF
tne memorial Evangelical Luthern church Will
oecarr tomorrow. and appropriate services have
John Lonahan was in the docket at the Police
Court today on the charge OF assaulting his wife
Mary Jonathan, who told the court tale OF woe
and complained or his brutal treatment OF her. He
Was sent down for 80 days in default OF $40 and
2osc us Pefscudi IecosilZduce 10 keep the peace
3or six months
0KANp EXCURSION TO CALIroRNIA-Thomas
Cook Son. the well-known excursion agents.
are arranging grand trip TO the Pacific coast,
startng early In May. occupying about eight
weeks The program IS n most delightful one,
embracing Washington, louisville, the Mammoth
cave OF Kentucky, ST Louis, Denver, with de-
ngnsf1i Side trips among the Rocky mountains by
special trains. thence through New Mexico and
Arizona 10 southern California, including Los
angeles and Monterey. The Yosemite valley is
Also incinoed The return trip from San Fran
CISCO lnciades Salt Lake City snd the new route
va tne Denver & Rio Grande railway, which
passes through some OF the finest scenery In the
Horid. anu which is DOW opened fer the first time
20 tourists. The return from Chicago IS via
M1agara FAILS. Pullman cars, hotel accommoda-
donS and al necessary expenses are Included In
2he fare, which is $500. program Containing ali
PARTICULARS can be had by addressing Thomas
Cook Z Son, 261 Broadway, New York.
EUROPEAN TRAvN.-The American Exchange In
Europe Qimited), 162 Broadway, New York, have
added Travellers Bureau to their business under
he management OF Mr.. c. A. Barattoni, and are
prepared 20 issue tickets for single travellers to all
parts OF Europe, and to arrange for escorted par
ues On very favorable terms. Their monthly paper
11aseP VIII be mailed tree On application,
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NEW Lot Irish point and tOrchon laces: grand
display On Monday; wonderful bargains A few
more applique collars at &c; sold elsewhere at 5Oc
Mrs. MAX WEYL, Agt.,
10 eth n W
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EASTER SOUVENIRS at J. c. Parkers, 6I7 and GIG
5th street.
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Best Shirts.
Soc, 75c. and 81, at j. E. Young's

"Alderney Dairy WaRons.n
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning
Also, cottage cheese, buttermflk and sweet milk,
&c. per Of Cream. i5c pint
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BowDoIN'S BRILLIANT FBRROTYPEs are much ad-
mlred for their clear and brilliant effects fine de-
tall. Great improvement on the tin type. Made
only at Ills Pennsylvania avenue, next TO Palais
Poyal
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SOMETHING NEw-Chs Xander call the pub,te,s
attention to has Royal Scotch orange marmalade
REQ currant jam, raspberry and currant jam dam
son jam just the thing for sick person.
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heads.
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The Safest Way,
The safest and surest way to restore the youth
full color OF the hair is furnished BY Parkers Hair
Balsam, which Is deservedly popular from It's
superior cleanliness
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Durkeess Salad I

That Husband OF Mine
Is three times the man he was before he began
using "Wells' Health Remover 81. Druggists. q
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ONLY Is CENrs.-The Bazaar Dressmaker illus
0ating the latest styles for ladies and children at
0ppenheimer's, SOS 9th street, ST. Cloud building
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WALL PAPER and window shades st ". Il. Veer
hons, $40 7th st.
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Town TALK-Unicorn shirts, tested to outwear
otner makes, perfect lit, luxury, Cochrane'S up
town.
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VELVET. plush. ebony and gold frames at re-
ouced prices, at W. Ii. Veerhof's el8 18th ST.
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EYEslGHr FITTED, 81. at Hempler's, ass Pa. ave.

ALL MY FRIENDS are invited TO partake OF free
lunch on Monday, March II, from IL to 9 pm. Jno
Baum's restaurant, No. 40 sth street northwest
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Washington, says: 'sBrown's Iron Bitters has
greatly relieved me when suffering from neuralgia
and indigestion"
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GOING The R0CSDS.-1255c. child'S hosiery, Coch-
Sanes, uptown; also ladies' ingram hose, only Sc
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MARCH WISDs--25c. superb silk or wool veil
ings elsewhere higher, Cochrane's, opposite Riggs
bank.
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Day GooDs.

LUTTRELL WINE
Have elegant assortment Of best French saeens
45c
An elegant assortment Of Nuns Yelling at CSC.
An elegant assortment of Nuns Yelling at S7x
An elegant assortment of Black Silk at 75c.. ST. 81 49,
$3.50. S1.76, 81. $40 $50.
An elegant assortment OF Summer Silks.
Sephyr Suitngs all colors.
Drap de Alma. worth 81. 26. 81.
Henrietta Cloth and Cashmere at popular prices.
The best line of Cloth Cashmere for men and boys
In this city. We make suits to order.
Our stock Of Linen Damasks, Towels Napkins Doy.
lies and Handkerchiefs is coiNb !ete.
Look at our Ladies' Hemstitched Handkerchiefs q,
121fc.
Full line of Mems Shirts. Shirts made to order and
At guaranteed. The patent pocket Shirt Just the
thing.
40 pieces Straw Mating at cost.
Lot Of Remnants Of Hamburg Edges at half price.
Lot Of Kid Gloves. soled, former price 81 only 26c.
One case 10-l Sheeting. good quality, 2tc
One case 1914 Sheeting. superior. SOC.
One case6-4 Sheetng. best quality. 200
LUTTRELL WINE.
f28-2w 1880 Pennsylvania avenue.
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ALL STYLES Of Easter novelties at veerhon,s, 81
9Th ST.
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The Courts.


COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Anderson agt Smith; motion fol
rehearing Overruled. jackson agt. Schultze;
argued and submitted. Renstettler agt. Atkin.
son; notice OF motion March IL for leave to file
supplemental bill
CIRCUIT CoURT-.Jud0e Macarthur.
Yesterday. Pote agt w. & G. R. r: verdict for
defendant
EQUITY CouRT-.,1dge James
Yesterday, Eaton agt. Eaton; leave to complain
ant TO apply proceeds to benent infant defendants.
Douglass agt Langford; pro confesso against de-
PENDANTS. Langford & Seaton, ordered. Rosen.
berg agk Rosenberg: appearance OF absent de-
PENDANT ordered. Quill agt Looney; sales to Den.
MS Quill confirmed. Session agt Session; te Stt-
mony before B. L. Hanley, examiner.
PROBATE CoURT-Judge James
Yesterday, in re estate of Emeline Carter; will
admitted to probate. In re estate James w. Nor
ton; Ambrose q. Norton appointed administrator
BOND ZOO. In re Annie g. Hume, guardians tC
orphans OF Thomas L. Hume; petition for permiS-
sion to invest 500 On real estate security In re
estate OF Cecilia Cain: remuneration OF George F.
=. Cook as trustee fled In re estate of Louisa
Joachim; remuneration OF A. E. l. Reese as one OF
Fullmore; Levin c. Handy qualified as executor
bond 5000. In re estate of Hugh Handler; penalty
OF bond reduced to 500 In re estate OF Matthias
L. Alig; order authorizing executor to pay amount
due annuitant under the will Of Johnson HELEN.
In re estate OF Frederick A. Fill; inventory OF
money and debts returned. In re estate OF Eliza
BOLD; Will admitted to probate and j. Fl. Brooks
qualified as administratOr-bond 1900 Estate OF
VIM. Whitney; VIM. B. Webb qualified as admin
"; Columbus j. Esfin qualified as administrator
bon d 50 600