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Mr. RANDALL will go to Washington next
week, and then the Speakcrship contest will
commence in eornest. The other candldateF
can talk all they please In advance, but
when MIR. Randall enters the field 10 person
all bands have rot to settle down to hard
work and no foolIuR.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-17

To-DAr's issue o: The WiImfngtonidn is
unusually bright and attractive, and con.
tains very suggestive article, with illustra-
lions, upon Wilmington as the city will ap.
pear ten years hence. Its "lstest prescrip-
tion" of "Munieipal Court Pills" for the
Mayor and police Is dpropos.
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Gentlemen's Quitting, &c

At the Market.street front, consist In very COM
pete supplies selectabie In = OnR nor h day
liEht and tHiB evening under clear elnctrlC
lieht.
Men 3 ond Boys Clothing for dress and rough
usage.
UnherwArmth In the ''Imnerial lambs Wool
Undershirts and Dra"ers, si.75 each.
Head-Sear for Men and Boys for winter wear.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
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Thus FAR the speakership canvass at
Washington is very dry one, neither of
the candidates having jug" for the enter
tainment of his friends. The distressing
drouth is said TO be a terrible disappoint-
ment to the genteel buns to whom previous
campaigns have been continual round of
pleasure.
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Dressmaking rooms.

Ladies' Suits for all occasions arc made by us
and keptin these cas~s for immediate use.
torders are also aiken for Costumes and Wraps,
plain OF elaborate, made with The stmost partlc-
ulaiity in the workroon Above.l
Tho risitOr olnergcs themes into the
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A CoMMUEIsTIo crank in Paris, yester-
day, started out TO shoot Primo Minister
Ferry, but was stopped before reaching the
ininisterial presence. The cheering au-
nouncement is made that the youth will
doubtless be pronounced insane aud locked
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How TO GET SlcE.-Expose yourself day
and night, eat too much without exercise,
WORK TO hard without Icst, doctor all the
time, take all the vic nnstrums advertised,
sBd then you viii want TO know
ia thrve wSrdE- Take Hop gitiursl
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,yoHS wAExwAKRR,s.


Saturday visitors will find
Ladies' Made-up Garments in
the two floors of the hestnut
street buildings. We condense
some leading items.
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The Christmas number OF
"Harper's Magazine" is ready
to-day. 80 cents. There will
be no "Harper's" "C hristmas"
this year.
We receive subscriptions for nearly every
periodical. Bee our range of prices;
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1884.
HARPER'S BAZAAR,
ILLUSTRATED.
NEW YORK

HArptr's BaEar ia At once the NEST briliaug sad
use al heu ehoid journal g. exist nee. IL tb thu
acknOwletiRtd arbitrr OF Ia hon IN this couHtry.
lH Lion plate are The newest and Ust rtylish
aud its pattern sheet supplements nd e. oHDmic
suR esti nsalone " nth mAn lines the cost
OF su cripti"n, Its Illus TatlOnH OF art nee L.
Work are ftom the heat sources Ita litNrart
and artistic merits are OF the hl hest oidrr Its
sto les, poem and says are by the drst AIheri-
cah aud Z 7. pfan authOrb. lite choice arr pie.
tutts ould I'LL por iolOs, and 10 humorous cuts
are tht mo amusing 10 b. found In Anv journal
In America. A host OF brilliant ASveiteI are
promised for 1854.
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JOHN WANAMAKEa,

Olestnnt Thirteenth and Market. streets, Ind
fite-Hail sauAre. PhlIAdeiphtA
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1884.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
ILLUSTRATED.

HarpeF's weekly stands at the head Of uter-
lean illustrated weekly lOurnals. BY its unpIar.
tsan position IN psiitlca, ls admirable nluElra-
tonS Its cArefuily chosen serials, short stories,
sketches and poems, contributed BY the foremost
artists and authors OF the day, II carries inSruc-
ton aud entertainment 70 oth0usands Of American
homes.
IL will always be the aim. OF the publishers "a
make harperis Weekly the most popular And
attractive family newspaper IN the ~ortd and. IN
the pursuance Of tht de Ign, ~ present q con.
stnnt Improvement In all those features wlict
have gained for 1t the confidence, sympathy knd
support ol lts large army II readerp,
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Shawl Department.

Filled India Valley shAwlA. from sl2s TO eao.
The latter Is the dneAt al that price on The msr-
kef. Sold Last season for ESQ.,
Antique ahawis, Droche. Camsl's Hair, DeAr'h
etc.
This and he lower noors OF the Thirteenth
street corner contain q vast stock Of
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
DOUBLE TRACK-sTEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID SEEN ERY. Y.MAdNIFICENT
NORTHERN CENTRAL RA a.
WAY.

TAXING EFFECT MAY IL 1884,
Traln8 leave baltimore city time, as follows
Mail Train, daily except Sunday, for
the North an West. 7.S0 a. m.
Chicago ana LII nited Express, daily
West, $3.50. ........................104 4b n M
Fast Line, Gany. West. 49,: TO- As a. m.
harrisburg .ssenReT, daily except
Sunday .............. .........."...... 40 p. m.
estern Express, daily. y..............,,s SO D.
Mali Express, Ntst daily III. II p. m
Parktown Accommodation, S.30 ;. % q. 30 ard 10 90
p. M, tally, except sunday. Sunday only, 9.8l
a. m, and 20 p. IN.
Cockeysvilie Accom- Odation, 20, II. % A. M
go, 500. e.0t and Ii.30 D. m. ON Sunday
Q 80 a. M, Lao anu 10 p. m,
For Hanover and Gettysburg, 7.O q. IN.
For Green Spring Branch, so .. m, . and s.so
p. n.
For tickets to all points Fast, North aud " est,
apply at Calvert station, At Northeast corner
Baltimore and Calvert streets, and at Union
station.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and
residences on orders left At Office, northeast cor-
Rer Baltimore and Calvert streets.
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ST.NICHOLAS,

EDITED BY MRS. MARY MAPE- DODGE.
The New York Tribune once said I'm tho
avAlR nohs OF INN oral literature that 'hrca ems
tho children, some stror <, vitality vhlesome
and really ttrActlve magazine is req red lr
them, and ST NICUoL . has reached hgh'r
platform and commands for this service WIDER
resources In art and letters than any NJ IT. lrs
deoessOrs or contemporaries The rclrre &C 10
the wide resource IN art and letters conm,u'ed
by ST. NICHoLAH was never more lully iliH'
tratod than by tho extraordinary list Of allmC.
tiOns which that magaElne announces ior lN4
The following viii be some OF the leading con-
tributorS
Louiaa NJ. Aloott, Ut Trowbrldse,
Capt NJ. Held, HJRimar Hj"rih ii"~en
Maurice Thompson. II >l"cti"",
ChAs dudley Warner, J"sgnln MI ri'
elizabeth 3. Phelps, mrs.A u. !, v hitnry
Ju ian Hawthorne, Cesia 1"HAlrf,
Mary MApes Dodge, Lieut.. sch"aihai
nSsS ~ u d.s,s LS.Srop' chs. q f'S. .'%sa IA.
susan FsnimorS cooper, John G.Mhnnrr
ga. NJ" W. q. st0ddsrd. U A. Clanch'
and scores OF other distinguished writers, Tho
best artists and engnvers illustrate the m3.i'
zine. IL has b en- truly ai ttat tie Fe"d'as
Of 6r. N nj 0ia
IA LIBERAL EDUCATION"
for the boys and girls who are 10 tunlte enough
| to have II. In no other book or ef'"l
eaI is Instruction so happily blended with ir'Ir
stlon and amusement.
The price is $40 q yoar, or . eentsA nu. IeI'
| Booksellers, ews dealers an iOslmhstei' Ie
| ceiYe subscriptions, or remittal CO may tm''1
| direct to the publisnor. by money or rNP,r"
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subscriptions may begin with any number, hui
Will not he taken for less than year and viii
then cease unless r-newed.
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BALTIMORE & POTOWAC RAILROAD
FROM CALVERT STATION.
TAKINa EEEECr II1NEl, lpa

AAhiHd EFFECi JUNElI isdH.
For Washington IN. a.b and SIS p. m,
daily, except Sunday, and An, 7.@, 0.i5 and
and II .3A a. NJ, aud 300 and Z. 10 .. "a. daily
For Pope's Greek Line, 100 q. m. and 4, 10 y. m.
daily, except sunday.
For Hn1spolls, 30 .. m, daily except Sunday,
and b0o p M, daily.
For Richmond aud the south ~ T. 20 and o.ab A.
IN. daily, and Is y. m daily except Sunday.
For the South via Vtrnni& Midland Railroad, al
40 q. M, dailN, and -bb D. M, except sunday.
7.l0 y. M, sunday only.
For q and q u. r., At s.iS and s.@ p. M,
daily, except Sunday.
For Norfolk via Potomac River steamerA Mon.
dsr, "Wednesday and Friday at II. 20 a, n.
FROM UNION STATION.
For Washington, 4,s, $50, 7,0s 7.iS, $50 IL. a
.. M, 2.s5, 3.2S. 5.15, no, S.OSp M on sun
day 40. $50. 4. l5, 80. H. 20 q. M, $40 ana
For Va. Yiiianl Road, atA,D q. m, daily. 4. .os
p. M, except Sunday. L2op. M, on Sunday
ForC. \ Q. Read, e.Ra. M. daily, except Bun
day, y = NJ, 0iInitedJ, ,. rs p. M, and eos
p. m, daily, except on sunday.
PROM PENGsYLvANIA-A grATIoN
For Washington, 6.65 7Io, T.B0. e.B5 and H. Is a.
NH s.Sol b,lh, ~ and 8.l0 D. N. On Sunday
A. ts.S0' 7.t9, a.ai and Il. S .. M, AIb aud III
For Annapolis, 10 =. m, daily oxespt Sunday;
b.ibp NJ, daily.
LEAVE WAsHIEGToR ZOE BALTIMORE
At SO s.oo, s.So and 10. o. q. m, IS, 4p, Lso
eD, L.9. $50 and 10. 20 .. N. on Suhl va. at
r. %.'sa. n. EoarS ssa' 10 ~, ~ 4 kss.p e p
t9sAhkKs Z. HoaHs dcBaTsi BttdAseF,
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Misses and Children's Suits:

Our Berlin manufacturer gives ne specia' sup
ples 80 that "ur weekly offering Il from Coz TO
600 coats, Havelocks and Newmarkets, in the
newest styles.
Mis- es' Tourists Ulsters, with Hood and Belt.
in line Of sha es, the best for the price yet
shown; tii to 2t3.
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Ladies' Underwear and
Infants Outfits

This b'ings us into the Arcade.
Quilted Satin skirts, too good for the former
price, 5, we're bous low ant are selling at ti3
Sto kinetie Leggines. In coIors for Infants;
same ior Ladies': and full size
Ing yun hut
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The Volumes Of the weekiv begin win ne IAuu,
Number for January OF each year. When no
time Is menuOnsd, IL will be Understood that the
subscriber wishes 20 commence with thu hunlbeT
next after the receipt OF order.
The last -Four Annual Volumes Of HarueF't i
weekly, In neat cloth binding, will be sent by
mall, postage paid, or BY express, free OF en-.
penst (prOvided the freight does not exceed 0nt
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GOING SOUTH.

For CONNECTIONS At Wilmington, Chadd,s FORD
snstien hiralSSrO 0sgssls ses nv wayns'ssSTs sTg
tables Atail asah6nS. 7. A. .BbwtR,-
A. G. MCoAusBASp. supt. rsA. Fsse 1feTsii fw1si
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A REvoLUTIoN IN SINGLE huNDh"
nRAWINRH.

REEvery ticket holder his own sli,iI mi see tie
eorresponding number on the tag placrn !" Ti
wheel in his presence. These .Ia~5" asy monln,
occur on the fast ThurSday oI every
Read tha ma0nfheant
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AT the Lace counter are fine
Lace Embroidered Wear.

Handkerchief, s;.5Oto e4n.
Fiehus, 75c. t,s75
Straight scRrfs, IS to'tis.
Ladies' Collars, o.. 70 10 80.
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NEW YORK DIVISION.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION
FOR NEW YORK
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET Station
snatIv ELYaliv ewnant

Express on :. eek-iays, S.lS 10, 3,4S
ana ii il I. m. t2lnited Express, I.S, b,
so p. MI q 4 8. q, 80, 7.4A and = % p. m.
and .0l night. On sundays, 3.,6 a.D, A4N
SDa. M, 4, tIimlted Express. B.lOy 9. ~, 7.45,
5and s.2J p. m, and H. nlKht.
FOR Brooklyn, n. Y, AL through trains con-
meet at Jersey Dity with boats OF ''Brooklyn a
Annex, q" anordinR direct transfer 20 Fulton
street, avoiding double ferrtage and Journey
across New York city.
Express for Sea Girt, spring Lake, Ocean Beach,
Ocean Grove, AsDury Fark aud Long Branch,
$50 anu IL. ~ q. m, and IA, 800. 3So, 400 y.
M, on week dAys.
PROM KENsIEGTON STATION FRONT AMI
NORRIS STREETS.
Express for New YorK, 800 and $40 a. m. On
week days.
FROM MARKET STREET WHARF.
Express for New York, via Camden ana Trenton
$50 4. m, and {. ~ y. m, ON week days.
Express for ocean GFONe and Long Branch. &c
VIA Toms River and Berkeley. 7.0 a. m, p
III.
Express for Toms River and intsrmediat
stations, l. 81 n. IA, and 30 y. m.
TuckeTton Z. % a. N. and 400 D. m.
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Hatper's Periodicals,
PER YEAR.

HARPER's WEEKLY 81. 90
HARPER's MAGAZINE 40
HARPER'S BAZAAR 400
HARPER's YOUNG PEOPLE 1r60
Harper's Franklin Square Library,
One Year (52 Numbers) 1900
ostage yree to ALI subscribers in the UnIts4
States or Canada.
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NOVEMBER SCHEME

WHOLE TICKETS, O.. aALF Tx 4 E!F "
~ Tickets, $50; 50 Tickets, sito' ,,a
Rsmit Money or pank Drait In i5ete u ti,ey,i
by Express. pon't seHd by hesi -, ,,,5.yG ~
ExsSreSe, can RsssRt - or sIIegne;;, ~ ~,
esS5fs ts3s J.I,ltS SUEAA. f'osisyilo Es'
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FROM kBoAD STREET STATION.

Daily, except sunday-kxpress for LAmbertyills
Easton, Delawar, Water zap, scranton. BinR .
hamton and DsSegO, o.00a. m, r. VI and $40 D.
m. For Scranton and " Ater zap only, A.00
D. m.
For lambrrtville, 3 y. IN.
For Flemi gton 500 a. M, n. .01 and T. % d, m,
Trains arrive daily, except sunday From Easton,
$50 q. m; 80, Z. - and IS D IN.
FROM KENslN6TON STATION, FRONT
AMI NORRIS STREETS.
Daily, e. eept snnday-Ex press for Lambertville,
Easton, Delaware Wafer tap, scranton. BinE.
hamtOn and uswsgO 7.40 n. nj, u. .Bl, s. DO D. m.
For scranton ana W ater Gap only, g. IS D. IN.
Fot iambertYills, .. 10 y. m.
For FlemlnRt0n, :. ~ n. M. 1901 aud 3. 30 D. m.
Sleeping uR-ear tickets cAn be had At Broad and
Chestnut streets, % Chestnut street. and BROAD
street station.
The Union Transfer Company will cali for and
check baggage from hotels AID residences. Time
cards and iuil iniorneti"n can BE- obtained NJ tht
statlOns and At the following
No. sSs Chestnut street,
=. Z. cor. Broad and Chestnut,
TICKET oFFIcHS:i No. ll6 Market street,
M. - heliOn ave (iermapt'u,
mo. 324 Federal St. Camden.
CHARLES 4. PUGH, General Manager
j. u. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
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RAtTIMoRE s. PHILADELPHIA R. r.
A. chAEaE OR HOURS.
On and sfter NOV. iah. isss. trGinswui ran as
s.40 p. m, ------ - - =
Arrlve At WllminatOn a.0O a. n. 2M D. m.
u. CONNELL. 6aneFlnpsn nAent.
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Ibe olumes ofthe BaSar beRin with the arss
numpef if Jahna-y 81 each ye r. When no
Tim !. mentioned, II " II be nderstond that the
suD.eriper Wishes 70 commrnce with the number
neA amer the recelptot order.
, The last -Four Annual Volumes ~ Harper's
baIIar, IN neal, 10th binding Will be sent by
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ing, will be sent ~ mail, postpaid, on receipt OF
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n,Semsp,a,p p,, 8 are not q copy this advertisement
"ith"Vt tne q press Orderp OF Harper q Bros
Address
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11J!gsEI'
LOTTERY
$4,000 tor 80

ORD REGULAR MONTHLY pRA~,d,SlGl ,,,ll
SasOnid %E Tempe mHsB BBuding Rfs IN f@nIs's Ry
Thursday, November ~. io'@. 10, ..
ALAwFUL LOTTERY AND IA, FAlEE l,E KH '"" and md
INGB, chartered bv the Iegisiatit cniri ~, In tho
twice declared legal by the hiEl,st I'm IN the 81
State. Bond given to Henry Colhlss " III prLei
ofgl0O, 900 for the prompt payment VI -
sold. ~,
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Ladies' Suits and Wraps.

NewmarketA ml line, tid to 90. stylish mixed
cloth. with cloak, hood and belt. 90.
stockinette listers els aud e9s
New x Jersey Goa. SIC
Do'nhnS IN Trimmed Cloth, slotosss.
3 Seal Plush Coats. EDtoeI.
Satin and snk Dolrsu. 40 stiOo.
The finest stock of Furs we
have ever shown
Are on the ground door IN these two room. As
ladies have heen mlsln formed we do state that
We do make up our Far Wraps, and you can
take the ''Lifs' and be shown our workroons.
Circulars In Satin de Lyon. Fatln Prlncesse,
ETC., siberian Squirrel Lining. 80 to ss
Seal sacks, tloO to tsOO.
Seal DOlmAns, elsO 10 tioo.
Sleeve Garments, 80 totl1s.
sets orFurs. n to 800.
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HOW MANY MILES DO YoU DRINkI
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Handkerchiefs for everybody.

Ladies' IIemstltched, 25c. and mp.
Ladies, Unla undrled, "A''treally i9}a inches),
ei. 50 10 q per dozen
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Po.tage free to all subscribers in the Uni
ted States or Canada.
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rnE LEADING MAGAZINE FOR BOYS AND
GIRLS
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KAILR0-ar,
WnT;M,IIrNsgsTSoEs MING = ! . NOR g
Daily except undays

Time Tablc 70 into erect Nov. 9th, lisa.
fnNNa nrfhNf-fsNf
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03
PERSONAL.

STEPHEN b. FRENCH has been re.
elected President of the Board Of Police Com
mlssioners OF New York.
CONGRESSMAN HoBLITZELL has Just
received intelligence of the death OF his
brother, Mr.. Peter Hoblitzell, In Colorado. Mr..
Hoblitzoll was we'll known In this city, having
been formerly an employe OF the Baltimore
Ohio Raiiroad.
-GEoRGE @. CANNON, the Mormon, who
was expelled from Congress at the last session
as the representative Of Utah Territory, owing
to his polygamist tendencies, is OF Guys Ho-
tel with one OF his wives.-Bdlto. san.
Miss LILY sATTERwHITE, one of
Louisviles tKy) fairest daughters, and Miss
Sarah Bullock, a charming young debutante Of
j. bullock, chaplain of Senate, with whom
they expect to spend tho winter.
GENERAL AND MRS. GRANT arrived in
the city last evening as the guests Of General
and Mrs. Beale. A large company were In.
vited to meet the distinguished guests and
they were cordially greeted by their many
mite, but their host Will try and induce them
to spend the whole season..
SENATOR ELECT GIBSON, of Louisiana,
is said to be considering very favorably prop.
osition to the effect that he shall assume the
presidency OF the educational institution to be
founded In New Orleans by Mr.. Paul Tulane's
100000 donated to that city. In case he
does accept, he will resign his position as SEN
ator almost Immediately after being sworn In.
MRS. GEORGE w. MELvlLLE, acc0ru-
ing to a writer in the Philadelphia Press, has
changed greatly since she was released from
the Norristown Insane Asylum. She has lost
O great deal OF flesh, and her eyes arc now
sunk far back into their sockets, while her
face, pale and haggard, plainly shows the
mental suffering she has endured. AT present
she is almost entirely destitute of food and
money. Her servants have been discharged
and the housework is done by her daughter
Maud. The money allowed her by her hus
band has all been spent, and she has now less
than a dollar in the house, and barely food
enough to- last three days.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-03
THE COURTS.

EQUITY CoURT--Justlce Hagner.-pugan vs..
Clarke; reference to the auditor. Hawes vs..
Jarvis; pro confesso. Dunlop vs.. Butting;
pro confesso. Beckman vs.. Beckman; pro
confesso and reference to take testimony.
Wiley VS.. Wiley; appearance OF absent de-
fendant ordered. Lazenby ys. Lazenby; same
action. Moore VS.. Moore; sale finally ratified
and reference ordered. Stephenson VS.. Ford;
sale to Mr.. Barber finally ratified.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM - Chief.Justice
Cartier and Justices Cox and James,
Loundsbury, Bro. & Co. vs.. Strasburger; de-
cree below affirmed. Higgins OF nj. VS.. Stras'
burger; decree below reversed and cause re-.
manded. Grotjan vs.. Strasburger; submitted.
Cloyes VS.. Strasburger; submitted. Powell vs..
strasburger; submitted. United States VS..
Casey; judgment below affirmed. Jackson vs.
Miller; on hearing.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Justice MacArthur.-McCul-
Tough We. Poplar; Judgment by default. Ladd
Tobacco Company vs.. Boone; Judgment by de-
fault. Taylor & Hufty VS.. Carroll; Judgment
by default. United States VS.. Stout; defend
ant called and judgment. Porter VS. Moran;
defendant called and judgment. Gamble vs..
Fisher; verdict for plaintiif for Si0i. Hanna
4 Bailey vs. Douglass; plaintir called; In
QUESTION for $6,550.60. Beverly VS.. Brooks
death OF plaintin suggested