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Follower Of ErOebel.
THE GRADUATING EXERCISES OF THE KINDERGARTEN
NORMAL CLASS Last KvRNTNo

NORMAL CLASS LAST EVENING.
The graduating exercises OF the Washington
Normal Kindergarten Institute was held last eve
ming at the Congregational church. There was
an interested audience, and the papers read by the
young ladies were listened to with great atten-
ton. The rear OF the platform was very prettily
decorated with the colored papers used by the lit
tie ones in their work-play, and fringe OF trail
Ing plants made an attractive border. Upon the
graduating class, the principals, Mrs Louise
Pollock and Miss Susie Pollock, Gen. Eaton Judge
Macarthur. Rev. Dr. Rankin, Mr.. A. g. Bell, j. Or
mond Wilson and Rev. DR.. Shipper. Prot Bis
chon rendered organ selections during the even
read as follows: salutatory. Miss Fannie s.
Crosby, Fountaindale, Ill, "FrHbelian Princi-
pleS;" Miss Anna Schmitt, Washington. "Nature's
Method" Miss Lille j. Stevens, Washington, "a
Story" Miss Ida Hesselbach, Washington, sThe
tion;' Miss Maud Stilson, Washington, ssThe Kin.
dergarten Seen With and without Spectacles"
The last mentioned was read by Miss Susie Pol
lock on account OF the indispositOn OF the author
A piano selection was rendered by Miss Mamie
Sionons The valedictory was delivered by Mrs.
Phoebe Rlddel, OF Williamsport, Pa who chose for
her subject "Why do the poor need the kindergar-
ten?n Gen. Eaton then conferred diplomas upon
the following graduates: Misses Fannie Crosby, of
Fountainda1e, ILL.,; Anna Schmidt, Lille j. Ste
Stilson, Of Washington, and Mrs. Phoebe Rfddell,
OF Williamsport, Pa. Mrs Louise Pollock read a
paper OF parting advice the class sang a parting
song. and after prayer by Rev. DR.. Shipper the
exercises Came to close. One OF the interesting
features OF the evening was a kipdsrg play
relation between work and play as utilized by the
kindergarten.
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BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
ADMINIsTRAToRs, SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
rs NoSRNhHsR cSS sHHfE N IL
PART OF PLUSH SOFAS, PLUSH CHAIRS,
BOOK CASES. WHATNOTS. WALNUT AND
MAsMsTANDs, NJ. i. Tabs, Easy Ga Mrs IRIS
WALNUT WARDRoBEs, COMMoDES HAIR
AND OTHER MATTRESSES. FEATHER BEDS,
rILL ., AND B0LsTERS, HALL. STAIR.
CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE, KITCHEN
REQUISITES, &C.. &c.
By virtue Of order issued by the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, holding special term pro-
on MONDAY. THE ELEvkNTH, DAY OF JUNE. A.
ID. 1888. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, ali the Furni-
ture &c, contained therein being partly enumerated
above, to which the attention OF buyers is called.
JOSEPH WHITE.
Jed Administrators.
T'HoMAs BOWLING. AucuOneer.
SALE OF BOOKS,
MoNDAA9 Ex EYE ti> JUNE SI;,i ELEVENTH. EVEN
EXECUTORS SALE. By CATALOGUE,
LIBRARY OF THE LATE ELIAB KINGMAN.
TOGETHER WITH
THREE GOLD WATCHES.
BY ORDER OF KINGMAN AND BOICE, EXECU-
TORS;
BOOKS BELoNG1Aa esG 70 q OTHER OWNERS,
SOME GERMAN AND FRENcH BOOKS.
TO BE SOLD AT MY
N2 ReSHE & vi GHNMEE
WASHINGTON, DC,
MONDAY EVENING. JUNE ELEVENTH 1888.
AND FOLLOWING EVENINGS. COMMENCING AT
jeG-7t THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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NEW STORE, NEW GOODs.-Fuse Bros, paper
hangers and uphOlSterers, 1874 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between nth and 18th streets.
NB.-The best workmen employed.
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THE BEST gents gauze vest In the city for 25c at
A. Dammann's, agt., SOC 7th street.
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je2-6t'
EOR SALE.
ARARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION,

A RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION!
We offer for sale. in whole in part the property
known As whitney Close lying both sides of hit
ney at the entrance the soldiers Home
ne'sites north of the CITY,
viii be sold entire in part.
Apply to THOS. J. FISHER CO.,
je2-2w 1894 F street northwest near Ebbia House
EOR SALE-TffE BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RES
n idence at the junction Of the New and Ridge roads
ten minutes drive or twenty minutes walk from street
cars, OF mile west Of Georgetown; view surprising
all others. extending from Fort Washington on the
acres in high state Of eaiyaton fruits &c splendid
personal inspection, its beaues cannot be described
Csll as above any day after p. M, on JOHN ].
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Cool, fashionable, practicable: The Windsor Il
for ladies, misses and children, at Hahn's.
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WALL PAPERs-R. W. Henderson & Co., lib st.
BEST and cheapest parasols- 7s6 and IA nth

CAN any other saloon IN the country show such
variety OF creams and ices as RUSSELL keeps?
Vanilla, Banana, Lemon Ice.
Chocolate, PistachiO, Orange Ice.
Lemon, strawberry, Raspberry Ice.
Rainbow lin baral
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HELPLESS FOR EIGHT YEARS-UNABLE TO
WALK FOR ONE YEAR.-GOT ABOUT ON HANDS
AND KNEES.-A WONDERFUL CURE.

have had most wonderful cure Of Salt Rheum. For
seventeen years suffered with Salt Rheum; had it
on my head face, neck: arms and legs. not able
have not been able to help myself for eight years
TIED hundreds Of remedes not one had the least effect
The doctors said my was incurable SO my parents
tried everything that came along. saw your adver-
teemena and concluded to try CUTICURA REMEDIES
The brought tho humor to the surface OF my
skin 1t would drop of as It came out until now am
entirely well AL can say is, thank you most hearth
ly for my cure Any person who thinks this letter
fraud let them write or come and me, and find out
Tor themselves.
WILL MCDONALD
2642 Dearborn street. Chicago III.
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FUsSELL's Ice Cream.

FCSsELL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out OF
town. Special attention to strawberry festivals
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CITY ExPHNsEs-The following are the differ
ences between the ANIMAL apDroprfati lions made nv
the previous year: 1870 '0 Va
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n .B.-DR. LEON CAM BE ADDRESSED
VI through Lock Box SG7, City Post Office. See him
at once. tje5-6t'] R. NJ. B.
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DRY GOODS.

JoB LOT WHITE MARsErLLks AND Prour3
AT HALF PRICE
Iak CENTS.
90 incnes VIDE Nup's Yelling, all coiors.
~ incnee VIDE fouleA eli colorp.
20 inches vide Spring Cashmeree
~ ~ inenSs wids spring Chodda-
Az MOOT ana Sik and Wool Dress Goois Is centa
AZ Mo9l Lace Bunting, IS cents.
Lee b,ss. 1gen adines. 81 ssSles; from IS cent?
MADRAS GINGAAMs marked down 70 a ccn,.
Union Linen Lawns. 8 ceIts.
OrGandy LAWNS, IL cents.
lndia Linen. H. Is. le. 20 and rs cents.
Persian Lawn. IS oents.
PARASoLs.
Coaching Parasols all colors So so
Twilled Silk Parssols. 81. 80, a.. % and 80 so.
Satin Parasols, s.. SO.
STRAW MATING.
Plain. White and Fancy STYLES.
Floor on Cloths, all widths, from 81 cents.
c. NJ. DYSON.
6S6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. South side, near 7thy
,e2
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A BEAUTIFUL SUMMER HOME FOR SALE
AT FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Virginia sixty miles from Washington. p. c.. via vir
Beautifully located HILL los feet above the Kappa
hammock river $50 feet northeast of the new hotel at
the Junction of two of the principal drives Lot No
~ containing one third of Lawn and grounds
Beautifully TGHTEp WITH GAS Street ismps
chandeliers and brackets Length of porch is feet
First Storytelling eleven feet; two rooms l6xls;
sliding doors between them; open freplaces In each
dows opening to door on porch; inside blinds.
second Storytelling ten feet two rooms, 16a1S:
three large closets and hall four windows in each room
and double window in hall; inside blinds
;ect The Whole built of the best material and finished
In the best style In 1881.
just cOnip'e ted.
Cottage is well furnished-two wicker furniture
Cor parors. two sets cottage furniture for bedroom
complete. ALI new and attractive.
photograph OF cottage can be at Office Of General
Eppa Hunton. Room 81, Corcoran Building Washing
t e:e IN New at my Office warrenton Va and at my
Being unable to the above property. because
o. my change Of residence, will sell the whole for
g. OOO one-haf cash. balance in twelve months with
H. R. GARDEN. Attorney at Law.
Duncan Building,
ana. Nassau and Pine streets,
my26 -3w New York City.
nor sALE-SEvERAL DESIRABLE COTTAGE
sites. On the grounds Of the Fauquier White Sulphur
Sprlngs, near Warrenton, Va, will be sold or ex
Tor real or property on the most sd
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE IN THE RAP
property; VILLA sites and building lots
Money advanced to purchasers wishing to build.
my12-3m H. A. GRIswOLD
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FINE SWISS EDGING, at 1Oc., 12c., 15c.
Wide Swiss 1Ouncing 49,, Gle, 25c.
Irish points embroidery, from Csc. up.
II ydS. OF fine val. edgtng for 25c.
A DAMMANN, agt., Soc 18th street.
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DRINK PICoN AND LEMON SYRUP For sale at
soda fountain.
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REAL stone lever buttons. 81 pr. Prisgs,.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE OF The CHrrF SIGNAL OFFICER,


OFFICE OF TIE CHIEE signal OFFICER
WAsHISGToS ID. C., June 8, 1883, $50 a m
For New England and the middle Atlantic
states, partly cloudy weather and local rains,
southerly TO westerly winds, no decided change i'd
temperature, stationary or lower barometer.
SPECIAL BULLRTIS-rHE HOT wAvR-wARN WINDS
AND SHOWERS TOMORROW.
Fair weather continues on the Atlantic coast
Light iocalra1ns and partly cloudy weather are
reported from all other districts. The following
stations report one or more inches of rainfall during
past twsnty-four hours: Pensacola, 1.26; Shreve-
temperature has risen slightly in the middle At
lantic states, Ohio valley, and thence northward
over the lake region with southeast to southwest
winds. The temperature has remained about sta
tionary In the southern states, with sOutherly
Winds, and fallen slightly south OF the Missouri
valley, with light variable winds. The following
special temperatures were reported at q. IN. !:
Passport, go; Montreal, Coz; Quebec, $40: Cleve-
Paul, $50; Denver, $50. Warm sOutherly to west
erly winds will continue In New England, middle
Atlantic and south Atlantic states, with local
showers and partly cloudy weather during Thurs
day. Fair weather Is indicated for the upper lake
region and upper Mississippi valley on Thursday,
with slight Changes In temperature.
GOOD Virginia Butter at retail for IS cents
Tolson's, corner Louisiana avenue and 10th street.
GREAT CLOSING SALE of 5000 pairs misses and
chlds' low shoes and slippers, 35 different Styles
75c, 81 and 81 25 500 pairs boys and youths fine
low shoes. 81 up, Hahn's, sI6 7th street and 1922
Pennsylvania avenue.
FINE SWISS EDGING. at 10c., 12c.. 15c.
Wide Swiss f1Ouncing 49,, 21c., 25c.
Irish points embroidery, from Csc. up.
II ydS. OF fine val edging for 25c.
A. DAhAANN, agt, SEQ 9TH street.
FrssELL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out Of
inl ton Hon toe rll1r. fr1tf
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LOWEST PR1cEs GUARANTEED
SPRING DRESS GOODS.
FIGURED LINEN LawNs.s
FIGURED FRENCH sATINEs.
WHITE GOODS
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HING
FOR HOT WEATHER.
AT HOME. MOUNTAIN TOP. SEA SIDE OR BAY.
FOR MEN. BOYS AND CHILDREN.
CASHMERE AND FLANNEL SUITS DRAP
DETA SUITS. sERGES AND sEERSUCKER
SUITS. LINEN SUITS. CASHMERE PANTA-
LOOMS. WHITE DUCK VESTS. &C., &C.
TRAVELLING COATS OR BUSTERS IN woRsTED
AND LINEN.
Our Stock Of GENTS FURNISHINGS is first class
in every respect.
gH- OUR PRICES THE LOWEST.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
je56t 625 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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PERSONAL.

e. I'D. R:mDRi i LEON g o., CAN ~! BE ADDRESSED
At through LOCK bft s CITY Post s sfs B.
SEWING MACHINES, &c.
THE 7TH STREET SEWING MACHINE HOUSE.
THE QUEEN SEWING MACHINE
IS recognized and the highest mechan-
running and highes: lock stitch machine ever
made. All movements made of the finest steel. No
holes to thread, neither has Its shuttle. We sell only
frst-cass new improved machines of different makes
and lowest prices No outside agents First class ma
chimes for rent All kinds repaired and warranted.
Illustrated catalogue and priceist mailed free to ally
address. G. AUERBACH
Gents Furnishings and Hats next door. ml9
VlHE HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE.
Positively is the lghtest running Machine ever made
its movements easy that the most delicate lady
use it without fatigue. Every movement positive
and no springs used In its construction 1t makes
lock stitch and is SO simple and reliable that
and made adjustable, thus making the most durable
machine in the market Be and try the Hartford
Machine before you decide for durability convenience
simplicity and beauty Of finish. 1t has equal. Cali
OPPENHEIMER'S,
Reliable Sewing Machine Rooms,
'2' 9TH STREET s. N3 G9aId MnSSi,a
Good Machines for rent AL kinds repaired. myl2
MO WINDY ADVERTISEMENTS. NOINSOLENT
IN agent to talk to death. but the Finest Assert
ment of all the Leading Sewing Machines at PRICES that
no canvasser can approach. Renting, Repairing. &c.
mys A 81 ~ st Il street.
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SALE OF FURNITURE Bowling will sell
tomorrow at 1909 street, the residence OF Mr.
LOUIS de GeOfroy, very superior collection of
household goods Sale will commence promptly
at 10 O'Clock.
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LAcEs for base bali shirts, Auerbach's, nth and

CHOICE Virginia Butter at retail for IS cents.
T0lSOn'S, corner Louisiana avenue and 10th street
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SEE our change OF advertisement FPM May
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YOUNG WOMAN named Annie Crawford was
sent down for fifteen days by Judge Smell to-day
for tresSpaSsing on public park.
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GOOD Virginia Butter at retail for Is cents.
Tolson's, corner Louisiana avenue and 10th street.
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. SALE OF LoTs.-R: O. Hoffman will sell at auc-
ton some beautiful building lots, corner of 9th
and M streets northeast, Tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock.
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AnlYlSenlentS.

TnEATER CoMIoUE.-The feature OF the per-
Torrance at the COmQue this week Is the sensa-
tional drama entitled ISL Salem" The title role
Is taken by Mr.. j. J. Riley. The performance
closes with the minuet.
DRIVERS SUMMER GARDEN.-Carlo BenedettI, the
wonderful Swedish phenomenon, will appear here
every evening this week; also the great opera
bou1e artists, Mr.. and Mrs. Brennan and Capt.
Liable, and 81 vocal and instrumental artists.
lions at this popular resort this week: Panorama
OF the Rhine, a visit to Faderland. the great
Phions, the ariel suspension, the three Franklins
Heron the phenomenon, Maggie Willett, Harry
ThOrne. dramatic cOinpauY. &C.
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MURPHY-NoKEs.-Mr Arthur Murphy, tr.. and
Miss Katherine F. Nokes were married last even
ing at Trinity P. r. church, in the presence OF a
large company. Rev. Dr. Addison, the rector, OFF,
ciated. DR.. McGay, Of New York, acted as best
man. The bridesmaids were Misses Alice NJ.
Nokes, Annie Ourand, Edna Buck, of Boston, and
Marie McNar. OF Minneapolis. The ushers were
Messrs. Charles II. Ourand, Edward T. Keyser,
and G. Shilard Smith. After the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Murphy held reception at 500 I'd street
northwest, the home OF the brides parents.
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CARRIERS.

I'll MARKET SPACE.
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CARRrCo's CRUsADE.-James Carrico, Of Goth
dozen restaurant keepers In the Police Court sew
eral days ago for keeping their bars open on Sum
against them that the bar-rooms got $4,000 OF his
money and reduced him to hard work, is getting
signatures to an application to be appointed a
special officer He says he does not ask any salary
or compensation Of any kind, but only wants to
prosecute the lquor-sellers for violating the
law,
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SALE or BooKs-A very interesting collection M
books are now arranged and ready for examina-
ton at Dowlings auction rooms embracing the
library OF the late Eliab Kfngman, and several al
ditions making catalogue OF seventeen hundred
lots, wei worthy the attention OF parties illir0
pp or making special selections for their ubrarieS
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SOLDIERS RECEPTION.-The reception given to
the Soldiers Temperance Union Of washington
barracks at Temple hotel, Monday night, was
grand success. The soldiers came In full uniforms
arrival at headquarters OF W.C.TU, they halted
anu snInng airs were played, while the building
was Illuminated by brilliant red lights, They
wefe welcomed Dy waving handKerchiefs from All
me windows. after which speeches Of Welcome
ana responses were made, after which A collation
was served. III soldiers have signed fha nled1a
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-01
rEnRIroR1AL coTnr.

October 30 1.30 p. m.
 Territory vs March jury returned verdict of guilty of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to com nit bodily injury. October 31, 9 a. m Territory vs Shriver; motion for new trial set for hearing on Thurs day morning.
 Territory vs Sisto Galvan; sen = fenced to six months in the Territo- rial Penitentlary.
 Territory vs Raymon Atondo, sen fenced to one year iu Territorial Penitentiary.
 Territory vs J. T. March; sen- tenced to ninety days in Territorial Psnits ntiary, and 10 pay a fine of two hundred dollars and costs and tu stand committed until firal costs arc paid at the rate of two dollars per day.
 Territory vs Antonio Soto; setcnc> ed 10 one year and six months in the Territorial penitentiary.
 TerIitcry vs c. ". Webb, Sr., sem tenced to pay fine of $500 and costs. Money paid down.
 Territory vs Hong Kong; case dis missed and bail discharged.
 Kirkland vs Murphy; dismissed at costs of plaintiff.
 Tn case Of Moran & Co. vs G. F. Goats, J. NJ. Bryan and E. Meyer, NJ. ". Kales administrator of the estate of J. NJ. Bryan, made party to defence
 Gila Bend Canal Co. vs c. ". Webb; case. dismissed at cost of plaintiff.
 Goldman S Go. vs Chas. Church; trial by jury waived and case to be tried before the court.
 R. c. Powers vs Geo. ". Webb; dismissed at costs of plaintiff.
 Case of II Garfias, executor of the estate of Refugio Bull vs J. J. Gardi- Ter and Elizabeth Gardiner; motion made for continuance.
 ". II Downard vs Sarah E NJ oni, han dismissed at costs of plaintiff.
 w. H. Downard vs $. E. Monihon; dismissed, defendant to pay costs to August 3rd and the remainder to be paid by plaintiff.
 Emma Molrell vs Wm. Scott; dis, missed at costs of plaintiff.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-01

MT ", J, Murphy of the Arizona Canal arrived by this mornings coach from Maricopa on his return ftom a trip east.
 The ball which was announced for Friday evening has been postponed.
 Hon. Chas. D. Poston, in his reply to Indian Commissioner Price, says he hnows all about Indians, because he has among them "blood rela> tions." Children? Ahem l--Globe Chronicle.
 The Hon. Geo. F. Coats returned this morning from a trip to Los An geles and San Francisco of several weeks, He left Mrs. Goats and daughter in Los Angeles where they will remain for some time.
 A wild pepper bush measuring fourteen feet across the top and forty-two feet around IS growing on an island ID Churla Apopla lake, in Florda. The bush is only two years old, and bears an immense quantity of fruit.
 The jury in the case of J. NJ Shriver charged with biaamy went out with the case this morning and soon returned with verdict of guilty The penalty may he fine of 5000 and Imprisonment in the county Jall for the term of two years.
 A California paper states that the Union Pacific railroad company are rushing work on the Utah Southern with the view of furnishing it to the Needles at an early day. From the Needles this road may be built far ther south and east, via Prescott Courier.
 From 6 note to this office from the Rev J. E McCanu, late pastor of the NJ. E. Church South at this place and Presiding Elder for lhis district who is attending conference in Los Angeles, we are sorry to learn that he will not return.
 The following appointments have been mace for Arizona district:
 For Phoenix, Rev. J. $. Chapman; for Prescott, Rev. NJ. Laughton.
 Rev J E. McCann writes that the Rev. J. $. Chapman and bride will arrive in Phoenix in a few days.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-01
Ger. 31. 1: 80 P. M.

OCT, 3I, :3U r. M. H. Garfas, executer estate of Res fugio Bull vs J. J. S Elizabeth Gardiner; continued for the term on application of plaintiff. Mary II. Sullivan vs Geo. L. Sul- livan; report of referee filed and de- cree of divorce granted.
 Mary E. Parker vs John Parker; report of referee filed and decree of divorce granted.
 Alex, Steinegger and J. ". Law son vs J. II. Burger; on trial before jury.
 Nov. 1,9A.M. Alex. Sieinegger and J. ". Law . son vs J. H. Burger; jury returned verdict on favor of plaintiffs for s103 or.
 Laura Well vs Saml. Well; re- port of referee, filed and decree of divorce granted
 Celestla P. Walker vs Daniel V. Walker; report of referee filed and decree of divorce granted.
 Gardiner ys Gardiner; report oi referee filed and decree of divorce granted.
 Territory vs G w. Webb; motion of defendant to remit part of fno overruled by the court.