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are secured there VII! emo rurtIe" use Tor
the granite backing, and the idea VIII be
carried out that the top should be ms light
as possible. The Baltimore firm which has
hitherto furnished the marble for the mon
ument has been underbid bya Massach,l-
sets company and the latter furnished their
first install lment of marble on Monday. Care
full investigation shows that the massive
foundation OF the monument has bore out
the prediction of the engineer In charge
that It would not settle perceptibly, and no
fears are entertained for the ultimate sue
cess of this projected highest work of art In
the civilized world.
THE PENSION BUREAU.
The chief clerk of the mail division of tho
pension Office has submitted his report for
April. IL is an interesting paper, and from
which we CLEAN the following: Original in
valid cases (this includes dupllcates), 1881;
original widows cases, l,ll6; original
bounty cases, 6S; original navy cases, Is;
original old war cases ~; applications for
increase, 1865; communications from de-
partments: =, 1n: pieces Of additional EVIL
dence, "a" to "K," indexed by claimants
name, l5.207; pieces of additional evidence,
tant general, 81, 224; reports from the sur
geon general, S,433; miscellaneous letters,
S,193; surgeons certificates returned to Of
iice, Is, do; orders TO claimants for medical
examinations returned, having been exam.
ined, 23,306; reports and cases from special
examinations, 1,010; number Of dead letters
returned by the postoIfice department, 2,
.99; applications for increase, act of March
), 1883, 4,1l0; letters relative to same, S03;
number of foreign letters sent, los; total
number of pieces received for the month
6,505; total number Of letters sent out for
the month, 1885, GA; average per day for the
month, 1856; calls on the adjutant general
sent 1905; calls OH the surgeon general
sent 10,547.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Rear Admiral Edmund r. Calhoun has
been placed on the retired list
At the Army of the Potomac reunion, to
be held inWashington next week, President
Arthur will review the veterans i'll front or
the Executive Mansion.
The contest over the Fremont (Ohio)
POstoffice, for which it was stated eX-Pres-
ident Hayes was an applicant, has been set
tied by the appointment of David Belts.
The receipts of the Patent Office for the
four months of the present calendar year
are SOS, 600 in excess OF the receipts foTs the
corresponding months last year.
NJ. Roustan, the French Minister, expects
to go home to France and may not return.
He will probably be sent as Minister to
Turkey.
AS the Presidents cottage at the Soldiers
Home is all ready for him and some OF his
servants are now there it is inferred that he
expects to remove there soon.
The investigation of the charges against
Supervising Architect Hill can not be begun
earlier than the 2lst instant, owing to the
absence from Washington of officials APP
pointed upon the commission.
Chief clerk Charles Lyman, of the treas
ury department, is said to have been select.
ed for the position of hief examiner of the
civll-service commission, the place to which
Keim was first nominated.
Among the gentlemen appointed to attend
the annual examination at West Point are
Senator Cameron, Congressman Sparks, Of
Illinois, and the Hon. Isaac w. Arnold, OF
Illinois,.
Secretary Frelinghuysen denies positive
ly that there are any extraditiOn papers
here from England for lyman or any other
Fenian, as stated In dispatch published
Thursday afternoon.
Secretary Folger has doubts of the pro-
priety of appointing q tea inspector for the
port of Chicago, inclining to the belief that
the old method of inspecting tea should be
still followed.
There is strong probability that the civ.
il-service commission will ask President
Arthur to be permitted to recall the nomi-
nation of De Bonneville Randolph Keim to
be chief examiner Of the commission.
In addition to the space allotted to the
United States In the international fisheries
exposition at London, twelve hundred feet
of additional space has been obtained from
Denmark.
Secretary Teller has reversed the decision
of Secretary Kirkwood In the case of Plum
mer VS.. Jackman, of Bismarck, ID. T., in.
volving a'quarter section of atownship and
decides I'm favor of Jackman.
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FoDEIGN NOTES,

The death sentence Of Patrick Delaney,
one OF the Phoenix park assasslns who plead
ed guilty, has been committed.
James r. Keene's Bluegrass won the Bur-
well stakes for 3-year-oldS at Newmarket,
England, Tuesday.
The cars coronation will be marked by q
great reduction of the poll tax and remis-
sion OF fines, sentences and penalties.
Lawrence Hanlon, convicted at Dublin of
the attempted murder Of Juror Field, has
been sentenced to imprisonment for life.
Arthur Sullivan, the musical member of
the firm Of Gilbert & Sullivan, comic opera
manufacturers, has been knighted.
The governor of Limerick Jail has been
removed in consequence of complaints OF
harsh treatment of suspects imprisoned
there.
Bismarck's plan for biennial budgets has
been defeated in the reichstag, the cause al
legged by the cablegram being the potential
one OF lack of ministerial votes.
Bismarck is endeavoring to prove that the
German nation suffers from the fact that the
fire insurance business is principally in the
hands OF private corporations, his intention
being to constitute government depart
ment of insurance.
In the election of president of the budget
committee of the French chamber of depu-
ties, for which there were four candidates,
M. Robert Wilson, son-in-law of President
Grevy, received the least number of votes,
Sadi Carnot being chosen.
The army of the false prophet Of Soudan
was defeated in an engagement on April
90 with the khedive's troops under Colonel
Hicks. The false prophet was wounded
and one of his lieutenant generals was kill
ed. The rebel loss was five hundred, while
that of the loyal army was small.
The Freeman's Journal of Dublin declares
that the British government was Informed
from the first of all the facts connected ,yitl
the dynamite plot concOcted at New York,
the facts being so infinitely revealed to show
that the spy was in the governing council of
the conSpiratorS.
There is no proof that the pork which
produced trichiniasis i'm fourteen soldiers
attached to the garrison of Tilsit Germany,
was from the United States. The only fact
in the case that was aScertained Is that the
meat was not issued to the soldiers as ra-
lions, but was procured outside the bar
racks.
Indictments for murder were found at
Dublin Thursday. against JohnWalsh, who
recently arrived IN this country frOmFrance /;
y. j. Sheridan; Of 1.-The Irish Nation"
New York, and Peter lyman, commonly
known as No. /, who Is supposed to be in
the United States. 1t is expected a demand
will speedily be made upon this government
for the extraditiOn of these men, who are
alleged to have been at the head of con-
spiracy that resulted in the PhpniX park
murders q year ago. A number of otEet
indictments were returned against pc sons
charged with murder or conspiracy in he
land.
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New Life

is given by using Browns
IRON BITTERs. In the
Winter it strengthens and
warns the system; in the
Spring it enriches the blood
and conquers disease; in the
Summer it gives tone to the
nerves and digestive organs;
in the Fall it enables the
system to stand the shock
Of sudden changes.
In no way can disease be
SO surely prevented as by
keeping the system in per-
feet condition. Browns
IRON BITTERs ensures per-
feet health through the
changing seasons, it disarms
the danger from impure
water and miasmatic air,
and it prevents Consump-
ton, Kidney and Liver Dis
ease, &c.
IT, S. Berlin, Esq, Of the
well-known firm of H. S.
Berlin & Co., Attorneys, lie
Droit Building, Washing
ton, D. c., writes, Dec. 5th,
1881:
Gentlemen. I take pleas
ure in stating that have used
Browns Iron Bitters for ma
laria and nervous troubles,
caused by overwork, with
excellent results.
Beware of limitations.
Ask for Browns IRON BIT
TIERS, and insist on having
it. Don't be imposed on
with something recon-
mended as "Jnst as good"
The genuine is made only
by the Brown Chemical Co.
Baltimore, Md.
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Live Stock Market.

CHICAGO. - Hogs Receipts, 1900 hra' :;
shipments, $3.50 head market opened strong.
rulcri active and closed weaker, with 5000
hea! unsold: mixed. IS 6Ins6 - heavy
s6 Uldl6 81; light ut - 70@G 30 !; skips, s. =,
a ir.
Cuttlc-Rcccipls, 500 head: shipments.
$500 head 4; market generally weak AMI !0c
lower, with an excessive supply OF fresh and
state cattle; prime stock scarce anl quotibl"
at s. 90,.6 y good To- choice. - 20f~5 50 ::
C mmOn To iair, ut 81 U0N5 10: butchers,
3 2OiS4 -: stOckGrs and feeders, So lDlli 20.
Shcup-Eecipt5, 1000 head shipments, W
ni1rl.et dull and I5c lower; supply excessive /;
inferior to fair, 81 75Ha IS medium to good,
Is 2rGIi .J ; choice TO extra, 81 SJ.i5 ~
EAST Observation-Disclosures 2?i ltn I,
market slow; prime. - !Jlo1 20; fair I" = nd,
81 20 as common, ~ JOggi.
HOSs-Rcce!pta, 3,1'D head : mar Net Gul! !;
ptiIadeIphiaS II: - 20 i6 60; Baltimore At
81 L.4iG -; Workers at S6 I1Y,6 30.
Shrcp-iseccipts iiJU market SOW cxtr.i
prime, si 21495 30 iatr to :soOd, II i'S:: com.
mon, - 300 20.
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a KILKENNY FIGHT.

Ihe Result Of n Slate Commuters Grab.
Special Dispatch to the INTELLIGENCEK.
HARRISBURG, Pa. Jan. 1.-THE Demo
cratic House caucus ha,i il Kilkenny light
this morning. When tie slate committee
reported it was discovered that twelve
o!.t o. the thirteen offices had been ap-
propriated by members OF the committee,
and there was Il kick. Tic first name
read was Amernlan for assistant ser ersc;.Et-
alarms. He was credited to Montour.
Mr.. Mccormick, the member from the
latter county, arose and denied that he
had asked this appointment, and 1t trans
pired that Amerman of LackawaEna had
inspired the selection, ard lie was
on the slate committee. After wrangiipg
over the whole report, during which the
slate WAS smashed to fragment, the mat
ter was referred back TO the committee
with instructions to report :.S another eau
Gus this afternoon.
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y THE NOBLE aRT.
Siade Bas "A Set-iO With Il Champion Hcav
Weight, and Dossn't Show Up Well.


9iade Bas \ Set-tO With u Champion Heavy
Weight, and Decent Show Up Well.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. 11.-The
Olympic club gave all athletic exhibition
last night, in the course of which Jim
Mace's rTotege, SlaJe, had set to with
Geo. NJ. Robinson, tie champion Lcavy
weight boxer of Tho club, Ean
OF splendid physique, with the record
of baving put up . dumb bell
weighing a0ll pounds in this match. Slads
did not appear to 50 good al advantage rs
in his bout with Mace. He seemed less
confident than when boxing with one
wi.o=c style he knew, and Robinson had
rather the best of tho Set to. Tommy
Chandler, a. ex prize fighter. expressed
the opiu III thai Slado was 10 match for
Sullivan, il which several sports present
cuncMrrcI.
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AlnuSeIneDtS,

ThiS EfeEiRg'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES evening
JIyuc Il BchInan's specially company appear
in this city. The party includes Harry Wat
son. late OF Watson & Ellis, who is without
doubt one of the funniest Dutch comedians
living: John Hart and I" "Fattic" Stewart,
comedians The Horse Shoe Four, consisting
of Quinlin and Carr and the Love Sisters
Misses Katie Cooper and Alice IIutchingS, and
Prot. Z. ID. Davies, the great ventriloquist.
The company will present the new farce en-
titled The Two Johns" They were in Wilkes
barre on Monday night and the Record says
of them, after highly prasing each individual
in their specialtieS " The entertainment
closed with the comedy entitled The Two
Johns the luGicroUs s:llics and situations OF
which kept the audience in Il state OF side
splitting riSiDiiity. On the whole Messrs.
Hyde and Behman presented about the best
variety performance ever seen in this city,"
Uncle pGnI"-Saturday evening Mr.. Il
McAulcy, The popular actor, will present tor
the fourth CT nth time in this city his great
play OF Uncle Danl, or Messenger from
Jarvis SectiOn.'' From the first presentation
here this play drew well, and the audiences
have always been on the increase since. This
season Mr.. McAuley has been among the mos t
successful stars on the road. and his play Ea S
proven mint.
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The Pennsylvania railroad company has
issued a circular setting forth that the
company will rTu a special excursion to
Harrisburg on next Tuesday (iuaugura-
ton day.. 1t Will leave this city at 9:20
a. m, and ar:ive at Harrisburg at 1855,
going via Columbia returning it will leave
Harrisburg at 80 p. m. The fare from
here will be $1.4i, and from intermediate
points in proportion. Persons going up
on the special train will have to return
on it. The fare by regular trains will Ne
the same, and the excursion tickets sold
Jan. Is and 16 will be good TO return until
the 18th, inclusive.
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Police Case.

Tnis morning ten drunks were sent ia
jail by Mayor Mactionisle FOR terms, rang
ing from 5 to 30 days. Ono WAS sent &,
the workhouse for 80 days AMI four Iu1S
crs were discharged.
Two drunks were sem out fJr d hear;ug
by Alderman Na:ns&n ANA ere got } day.
from Alderman Barr.
Alderman Samson committed - the
county .iai! fer drunken and disorIerjy
conduct Thomas IFeluh fer six days, Mn..
Money (or five days AID Frank Lee for
Thirty days. The last named was fouu,:
lying in the snow on the Harrisburg pike
near the suburbs of thu city. and would
have frozen 90 death i;at; h3 not been
picked up. lie Was quite helpless and
lad to be taken 70 the Station house on a
a.,
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sto?i"n. Neglect frequently results IN an In
curabie Lung Disease or Consumption.
Browns bronchial IrocE"s DC not disorder
the stomach ike cough syrup+ AMI talsams,
bit act directly The n:laneh parts ;il.:.ying
irritation. .slvu relief IL asthma. Bronchial
Cn"Eh-. Ch;,.i;h, an'i i:!c Throat Troubles
" Inch Sir;.t"- u;, rIhiic S,rikHr., ITc SuDjcct
to. For unity ytara Browns Bronchial
TrOcIcS i!r.> hct:' rccu:I!icntc,i by physi-
clans. ;GnL ~ Ways give perfect satisfaction.
Having b;'.n tested ry wide anu CONSTANT IL.
for nearly IN entire generation, they have
tafnc! wei n"rtcf r:nit A.3.r..:: ihe i"" s:ar',
remedies ct "a" a::e. sold ri 2,tprt- Il 'n,-
eYervQ ,u.r,-. U,V-:vIii -, r.viVw
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SECOND EDITION n.
THURSDAY EVENING JAN. II, !ses.
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS
Senator Cameron Speaks III Favor OF H.,
Porter BiIl-A Motion TO fOsiI
1t indefinitely Lost.

senator Cameron Speaks III Favor OF tis
Porter BiIl-A Motion TO fosil
1t IndenntteIy Lost.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-At the close OF
the morning business the president laid
before the Senate, according to the agree
mert made last evening, the bill for the
relief of Fitz John Porter. The amendment
providing that Porter shall receive no pay
or allowance prior to his reinstatement
in the army was agreed to. Conger moved
to indefinitely postpore the bill. Cam
eron, Pa, spoke in favor of the
bill lie described Porter's valuable
and patriotic services il organizing the
troops at Harrisburg at the beginning of
the war, and said he believed that Porter's
influence had secured the adhesion of Gen.
Thomas to the Union cause. Congsr,
Logan and Lapham spoke in opposition to
the bill. The motion to indefinitely post
ponc was lost, ayes ~, noes 81.
The Bill Passed.
At 2:10 the Porter bill was passed by a
vote of 33 to %. Cameron Pa }, HOar
and Sewell were the only Republicans
voting in the affirmative.
The Senate resumed consideration of
the tariff bill.
Cameron to-day :utrodIced q bill in the
Senate establishing the Northern distract
Df Pennsy lvania. and providing for the
holding of tho United States courts there.
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IrhInpB VS., TranlHs,

Lust night in the tramps' room in the
almshouse JOS. Fulmer, Thomas Green,
James Malone, Thos. Daley, John Nc
Claim ard JOS Anderson made ar assault
on las. Muuson and Jas. Z. Dc;Eintt who
were also in the room, the for'a,, having
an H:i.er for &n:no money cn Keller Il
Reilly. The two men succeeded "a getting
a~ay from ;hGi: ::ssaiiantS a.3 came into
town. Ti.e attacking party were arrested
acc thy .Frra among these sent to jail
this morning ny the mayo. i'hey are also
held before Alderman Bar n's tie charge
o.' IS ,ar!i AID battery.
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IYEW ADyFRTlSE.YEEIS.

llUBI.IG N>s.E ~. DESIRABLE CITY
PROPEETT.-On THURSDAY, Jan
AIRY l.. 1885, by virtue of IN orLcr OF the
Orphans Court III Lancaster county. the
unhersGil8! trustee to sell will Offer at fuh.io
Sale AT the Leopard Hotel. tie follow ing de-
scribfd rca! estate, formerly tclrnginS 10 He
estate OF Peter caby. deceased.
All that certain Two Story ,ii;ICk DWELL
ING HOUSE and lot or piece OF ground, stu-
ated on The south side o! Fulton street. 10
c!n. bet wCen Lime and Shippcn Streets in :e
city OF Lancaster, containtngln IN front on sti';
Fulton street, l. fcet more or less. and cX-
tending in Gepth OF That width, 1H0 feet. more
or less, bOnnd OH the east by property ct \.
W. Ku-se. on the west by property OF Vim.
Long on tie north by the aforesaid Fulton
street, and on tie s"rih by rroirrrty now or
lately OF ElLciinc Holman.
Sale 10 coamemce Il, : O'Clock y. NJ, OF said
day.
TEEMS-Aprroved security 10 be given for
payment OF purchase money on April |. 1885.
Fov information conccrnin; this property
inquire OF Allen \. Herr. No. i.lj East Kin Z
street.
F;.A\kLiN &. HAEPLE,
Trustee to Sell.
IcHcoIts Barcvi!ie, p. u.
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No error in the conduct of physical lite can
be greater. or OF more serious consequence,
than to suppose that pains in the back and
lofns, fiuttering OF the heart, and disturb
ances OF the urinary system trivial, and
will go rs they came" To neglect Such
symptoms Is L sure way to incur serious and
often fatal diseases. The true cure for Them
is Hunts Remedy. the great kidney and Iiver
medicine. This medicine is never taxcu
without benefit. II nervous about your Kill
nrys, bladder. liver, "r urinary organs.
Hunts Remcuy, JAMIE lwdCO,.&w
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The members of the Second Evangelical
church, together with their friends, gave
their pastor, Rev. J. c. Krause, a sur
prise and donation last evening. Many
gifts of substantial character in grocer
les, meats and dry goods, were presented.
After enjoying the surprise and spending
pleasant time together, they 1t an early
hour departed TO their homes. taking
with them their light baskets ard leaving
behind them light hearts
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A Noble Gift.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 11.-Mr. William
Blackwell, of this city, generous suppor-
ter of many public institutions, to day
handed to the board of trustees Of the
university at Lewisburg, Pa, "a Baptist
theological seminary 100000. including
his own subscription of $4,000, which
was made on conditions that $4,000
more should be secured.
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NAM York MarkaI

EE" iUnI. Jan. ll.-Flour-Stttc and West
ern firm, with moderate export AMI home
trade demand. Southern firm.
Wheat Li{Qhc higher; moderate trai".
mainly speculative; No. l White. 81 fi; No
Hr.i, Jan, 81 I2& do Feb, ~ 3.GGl l3I
do Marcn. II i5tIa1l IL: dO April, Il IA
al Is; do MAY, 81 lS.fl ISI4.
Corn Il shade better: moderately active; ;
Mixed Western Spot. 5397lHc; do Future,
Gi3s@69c.
oats scarcely so firm State, 47a0 &c: west
crn, iig5c No . Feb, 4614Gi6'sc; Mar, iIc.
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The Snow Out West.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-the snOwstOrm has
been general all over the Northwestern
states A fall Of some five inches has &C.
Cured here since midnight, aud as tho
snow is still descending with no signs of
abatement, it is feared traffic will be
greatly inter(ered with.
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Decisions In Tax Cases.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 11.-Decisions
were rendered to day in the Dauphin
county court in three cases involving the
collection of taxes by the commonwealth.
They arc all in favor Of the state in th"
following amounts international naviga-
ton company, s1,3l2.50; Jacob S MINI
ick manufacturing company, $249.9j a;
Pittsburgh forge and iron company,
SfSS ID
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Rt.iBuEN BACKS DOWN.

Bo Ecco, .tders Phillip q. Garrstt's Ke-
lection.
HARRISBURG, Jan. ii In the S,nato
this morning Senators Reyburn and Arm
holt, who yesterday opposed Garrett for
member of the board of public charities,
moved reconsideration of the vote and
the confirmation was unanimously agreed
to.
The confirmation of James l.. Selfridge
as health officer at Philadelphia was laid
over for tie present, the Democrats voting
Cor the p0stponement and tho Republicans
against it.
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Not as Much AS Asked For.

CAMDEN, N. j., Jan. 1.-The case OF
Albert Rowley against the Pennsylvania
railroad company for $4,000 damages for
having an arm broken On tie Fourth of
July last by the cars in which he was
seated being struck by passing train,
was tried in the supreme court yesterday.
The jury returned a verdict this morning,
awarding the plaintiff So, 900.
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KIND CHARITY.
Aiding the sufferers from Floods IN tho Old
World.

Aiding the Sufferers from FIOJHB IN Tho Old
World.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 11.-A largely at
tended meeting was held this afternoon IN
the mayors Office for the purpose
of devsing means for assisting
the sufferers of tie floods a,on1
the Rhine, Danube and other rivers
on the continent of Europe. Mayor King
presided, several speeches were made, res
outions Of sympathy were adopted and a
relief committee of fifteen membe was
appointed. The subscription list was
op.ned with a contribution OF 81 GOO from
DR.. E. Morintz, of the German Demohrot,
and other subscriptions amounting 20
81. coo were received.
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A New Fashion In Hair.

There arc unmistakabls signs In the ky
Of fashion: that 4 boom il rcd hair is garh-
eriDg upoh us-aot the sort of ,ed hair
that is Orange-hued and too utterly
Milesian, but that other and softer kind.
suggestive Of very ripe corn and tho
crimson tinse which makes tue waving
harvest field SO beautiful"
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Court,

Court will meet on Saturday n orning at
10 o'clock, when opinions On number OF
cases will DO delivered.
On Monday morning at 10 o'clock 4. IN.
the regular terra Of January quarter ses-
sions will commence. The first list is out
containing about 81 cases, but to this
number at least % will bc added before
Monday.