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The Indianapolis journal., 1884-10-12
THE NEW YORK STORE.
ESTABLISHED 1859
CORSET DEPARTMENT.

The extent of this Department such obges
order give customers and the public generally fair idea of the
line carry CORSETs stock includes forty
Styles and think complete Corset Department in the
West Ladies' Misses and Children be fitted from stock with
whatever their require special
shall always for this display
buying Good Clean Below give partial list Corses
which always be had Corset Department all desirable
colors and szes
THE RosEBUDA Corset handsomely embroidered well bOne and side
THE N0BIESSE long Corset side lace and spoon busl;
THE CONFORM ToR the hips and has side bands which
THE fcos2 @ I % sss h the nepF @ and lower parts of the Sides ad
itself to the varied positions which the body assumes
IMPROVED the best fitting made specially adapted ladies
AhandsOm handsomely embroidered
MADAME E F0w-T 0w only perfect Corset with skirt supporter
THE YOUNG ADESA Corset specially adapted Young Ladies having medium bus
THE sTERI with shouldebrsee combined
DR. STRONGS TAMPCOUneui durability being bon with the celebrated
MADAME sTRoNGs NURsfNG the e Nursing % Corset Yet made ~
On g and has the sanction eminent medical
PR W4RNERs G NURsNGz ING With With patent patent bnss; ss
NoR1IA~An elegant Corset handsomely embroidered
so B6NES an % cse I ga~isoe % embroidered and having $50 bones
f3FfN4 PaFfNT 7FATs g ha she Rfshsh RR5 ca9s atE
MARQUSA bnsk Corset bOned
THE CEEBR1TED of ordinary clasps
cpRETs coFsETs AND wsrsvery desirable perfectly correct in style
above there styles made Black
Blue Cardinal White We make special
Young Ladies' being very desirable filling longe
need. We invite close examination of our Corset stock.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-25

There will be meeting Of the San Gabriel
Fruit Growers Association this afternoon at
3 o'clock, to adopt u standard fruit box for
oranges, lemons, lines and declduous fruits
of all kinds This is Il matter OF great i'm
portance to the fruitgrowcrs of Los Angeles,
and the action of the meeting should be
such rs to meet the approval of the fruit.
growers of Southern California, who should
adopt uniform size aud style of box for the
package and shipment of fruit As soon
as the size and description of the boxes
are ascertained the HERALD will publish the
same for the benefit OF all growers and ship
pers of fruit. There should he auniform
size in use for all shippers. All shippers of
oranges should have II box Of uniform size,
and 80 should all shippers of apples. pluns,
peaches, pears, Apricots. berries and tont
toes, so that no matter 70 whom the order
comes, the same will be filled with uniform
accuracy by all shippers. Such action
as is contemplated by the fruit growers
of san Gabriel Is Of vast import
ancc to the fruit-growers of the country.
and II adopted will tuse great satisfaction
to the producers and consumers, There Is
no reason why box OF oranges should not
be recognized as u stlndlrd of me isure MS
much rs bushcl measure is recognized for
grain or vegetables, Uniformity of packages
Is absolutely essential, and should become
the law of the fruit trade. The san Gabriel
Fruit Growers Association hls taken II step
In the right direction and should be support
ed by the fruit growers Of the city.
Another proposition that Will come before
the meeting will be the matter OF calling II
convention OF fruit growers In Los Angeles.
to consider the matter of eNterminlting in
sect pests Great good will undoubtedly
flow from this meeting to-day.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-25

The gang of burglars that appeared in Los
Angeles a few days since have probably
changed their headquarters to Pomona. as
appears from the Times- Courier OF the lsth
This morning, between II and | o'clock
Mr.. II. II Doane who sleeps upon n lounge
in the back of the store of Doane & Bassett
was awakened by a'noise at the back door
After listening for few seconds he bee lme
convinced that some one was boring through
the door. lie Immediately seized his pistol
and discharged two shots through the door
ut the intruder, who ran Oft. Upon pNnmi
nation six small gimlet holes were found in
one of the pannels near the lock, aud further
investigation revealed bull dog pistol lying
upon the ground about six feet from the
door, which the robber had dropped In his
flight. II seems impossible that the balls
could have failed to hit their marx, rs they
were in range of where II I'm
would naturally stand to bore the holes, hut
from the fact that no blood stains were to he
found, and both balls are accounted for, the
thief evidently escaped injury. Some time
during the night the butcher shop Of G. A.
Bates was also entered and the caSh-drLwer,
continuing about three dnlltrs In small
change. was clrricd off The entry was
made into the shop by cutting the wire
screen in the back door and thrusting the
hand through the aperture and unlntchinr
the door
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-25

This place is assuming every day the an.
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pehih"ce VI prosperous 'o"n' o""'' ''"'.
ago the HERALD noted the fact that II had
two hotols N hardware store and II black.
W. 1850 -, -,
smith shop' IL nus hihce uuue" ""'cner
shop, several notion shops. planning mil. n
harley crusher and "A grocery store. and also
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opener schooi' "hicn ~ wen "ueh"e"'
Several buildings are In course of cOnstruc-
tio, and mora nre either under contract mr.
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pfojecten' Inv hi"'i "fe"hc' WIN" On
tends from the railroad track to the noun
tains n Distance of seven miles. has recent
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~ been fegrnded' she trees triihihc" "hu 'he
double roadway placed In first class condi
ton. This avenue, when the trees get large
enough to shade the road, will be one of the
finest drives In the State. II has gradual
ascent from the railroad track to
the mountains and with the pure
mountain air and the picturesque
scenery which nbounds on nll sides
IL n thing of beauty Residence, are
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-25

The benefit given at the TivOli last night
to Frank Bartlett Post was bumper, The
house was filed to overlooking at nm early
hour. The great military melodramI, the
French Spy" was put ON the boards
in elegant shape, with fine scenic
appointments, and with the valu n
Frank Bartlett Post that IN lde the drama more
effective and impressing. Col, Miller, Com
mander OF the Post, informs the HERALD the
Tivoh Theatrical Company did NIL ia their
power, after so nobly volunteering their ser
vices for the occasion, Ia III IKE II u success,
In view of the fuct that there were
so many attractions in the city the
attendance Mt this benefit WITS almost pnr-
nomenal, and shows how highly Frank Bart
lett Post stands In this city
Notwithstanding the attractions ut the
masquerade ball the Opera House, the But
Ter meeting, the Chinese theater and trien.
NAL celebration, that attracted thousands OF
people and other attractions the benefit was
grand success. Great credit Is due 10
Col. A. II. Miller, Comm ndcr Of the Post,
for his untiring effort in getting up the
benefit and contributing So largely to Its
success by taking the enterprise In hand
and giving II his personal and energetic at
tention,
BY this effort the treasury Of the Post will
be materially replenished, and Col Miller
informs the HERALD that the m lnIgers aud
prOprictors OF the Tivoli did nohly in see
onding his efforts to mike IT, as Ii was, u
grand success.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-25
MILITARY MAsQuERADE.
An EnioyabIe Evening-List OF
ssuesfe.

Quests.
Iqst evening one OF the most enjoyable af-
fairs of the season took place AT Armory
Hall The occasion was grand masquerade
ball given by the gallant members Of the
Eagle Corps. This body never give anything
but pleasant entertainments, and In the one
Of last evening the boys certainly surpassed
themselves. The hall was filled and the
number Of maskers was larger than has been
seen at any similar partyin long time. The
costumes were varied and IN many eases
elegant. while comic characters were nuiner.
Gus. Two young ladies In blue Mother Hub
bards aud little lady In the character Of
tfnpsy attracted especial attention. Captain
Russell and the other members of the Corps
exerted Themselves To entertain their guests.
and succeeded admirably. The following
were among the participants
Mr. and Mrs, Jos. Levy, A A. Medina, Mr..
aud Mrs. W u. II. Russell. A. H. Bennett
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. Mcnamara, Charles <.
yohnson, Miss Wheeler, James 4. Linforth,
Miss y. Thompson, Y. q. Hutchinson, a. &.
smith, Miss Elyira smith, Mr.. and Mrs Is.
q. Ferguson, Mr.. aud Mrs. The0. W. Nicely.
Mf. and Mrs. @. y. Maltby, Mr.: aud Mrs; y.
q. Mckinuin, Misses Anna and Dora Fischer,
r. G. Taylor. Geo. G. Miller, Miss Laura y.
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. q. ". MeNelly, Miss
Lou Baldwin, John Craig Miss Emily Hun
ter. Miss Emily Hamilton, Mr.. aud Mrs. Jno.
Bl0esser, Miss TITLE Hamilton, Tony Mesiner.
r. Crawford, q. ". DRYDEN Miss j. Dryden,
A. j. Boyce, H. J. Butterw0rth, Miss 4. Dry
den. Y. Wood, Miss u. Cannon, Miss llanlon.
Mrs. A. O. wood. Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Hunter,
Miss Emma Hunter. Walter :. Nav, Mr. aud
Mrs. Geo. Lamp, II. G. Beyille, Mrs. !. w
Delano, !. D. schleck, Miss Tillie TORI, Mrs
81 w0lfrom J. u. Brewer, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
ward u. Kent, Miss Pearl Kent, MI. aud
Mr.. =. NJ. Plots, o. =. sloat, u. G. Holmes,
Il I. Wright, Dr. A. Mcfarland. Ed Booth.
Thomas Hutchinson, W. ". Gochnauer,
William Boland, Fred Terry. Howard
Mckee. Miss Annie Lewis. George StOll,
Mrs ". NJ Carter, Henry wolfrom, Mr. Geo.
Randall, Ameil Preston, A. A. Mitchell, Mr.
and Mrs. Martin DE wald. II. Roeder, " W
Taylor, Ed Mael, A. l.. Bush. Mrs. u. NJ.
Wheeler, Mrs. Barbara Stanberg, Mrs. on
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. lIlll Mr.. and Mira. Chas.
Rorek, VIM. Rorick John H. Feshner Miss
Jennie Spann, Miss Nellie Coombs.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-25
Passengers Due From the East
To-day.

The following is the list Of passengers
from the East, via the Southern route, TO ar
rive in Los Angeles at 1920 ?. NJ. to-day,
specially telegraphed to the HERALD from
Casa Grandc, Arizona:
Felix C0blentz, San Francisco; T W p Mil
leg. New York &C Mcconnell, Philadelphia;
Foster, L Humphreys, San Antonio,
salo scheim, San Francisco; Geo T Nichals
and family, Phoenix, AT John Hook heimer.
cincinnati, U; + Chresham, NJ D. and family,
BroWley Kent, England; Morgan Rill. San
Jose; Andrews, Walter Foster, San An
tonic d Malcomb, Sonora; II u Davis and
wife, Mexicoi Charles Luray, Tucson, A r.
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Hon. ". 7. Wallace Is registered Mt the st.
Elmo
Mrs Richard Grid. Of the Chino Rancho
Is nj the 81. Elmo hotel.
Rev. J. r. Ford, of san Bernardino, Is reg.
lsiered ut the 81. Charles.
J. s. Kuhns, of Bradford, Pennsylvania, Is
registered nj the 81. Charles,
Mr. Joe Leighton, Deputy sheriff Of New
hall, is Ia the city On official business
a. 3. Deputy Marshall 7. u. Hayes. Of VII.
mington, was In the city yesterday on OH.
cial business,
Mr.. seelcy. of IL Canada, was In the city
yesterday on business lie Is erecting
houses for settlers and finds himself full Of
business.
Mr.. l.. n. Breed has purchased the Osborn
property. on the corner Of Fort and Filth
streets, ln this city, aud will improve aud
occupy the same
Mr.. Geo. u. shearer, the omnipresent adj
yerti ing agent with his ever present Aus.
trallan hounds, is ut the st. Elmo. George
Is always In the front In the advertising line,
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-25
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Cleansing Wood work,

simple way to cleanse woodwork is To
save quantity of tea leaves for few days,
sleeping them In a tin pail for about an
hour, straining through n sieve. and using
the liquid TO wash all vanished furniture.
II Is very easy, as the tea acts as detergent,
cleansing the paint of all impurities and
making everything look MS II 1t was new. II
also Is used to clean windows and mirrors
better than anything else. II is also good
for cleaning picture frames, although every
thing should be vanished. For the fancy
French polish, whiting is the best way Ia
clean It, putting a iit1e on II small piece of
damp flannel, rubbing It ON the surface, and
note the remarkable results
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-25
Elegant Family Dlming Rooms

Joe's Restaurant, corner Of Los Angeles
and First street. The best meals to be had
in the city at Joe's Restaurant, corner First
and Los Angeles streets. Go to Joe's Restau-
rant and get your French meals, corner First
and Los Angeles streets.
French meals served Ia carte from sc
upwards at Joe's Restaurant, corner OF First
and Los Angeles streets.
Fresh game, fish and Eastern oysters re
ccived duly Mt Joe's Restaurant, corner OF
First and Los Angeles streets
Prompt attention paid to weddings, par
ties, balls and picnics at Joe's Restaurant.
The cuisine is under the charge of Marins
Almade and Hiliro Plecido. the famous
cooks nj Jop's Restaurant
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-25
Artificial Wood.

new and simple method of making ar
tifcial wood, is by using cellulose in paper
form, reduced to a pulp In water, and after
being strained, three parts of starch, or two
of wheat or corn meal, are added to the
mixture. This compound Is then boiled
over water bath in thin metal tubes, which
leaves II in the form of liquid glue Next,
sawdust is added, and the whole is dried in
hot room and set to the consistency of
wood. Any. particular shape can be made
by the aid of moulds and great pressure,
and there can also be impaired any color,
polish, veneer or any other feature which
would look fanciful or unique.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-25
The white sewing Machine

Stop and examine the White Sewing Ma
chine before purchasing any other. The
schultz is sell threading. The needle is sell
setting. II runs almost noiselessly, and the
large space under the arm makes 1t superior
in every respect to any other machine In the
market. Several other leading machines
constantly on hand. Machines sold on the
installment plan. Liberal allowance in ex-
change for old machines. Reasonable time
Is allowed for trial before the first payment
is required. You can save from ten to TWEEN.
ty dollars canvasser's commission by buying
your machines at the Sewing Machine
Headquarters, Spring street, Nideau Block
Los Angeles, Cal. John burns General
Agent. sep7tf
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-25
Judge for Yourself.

While every one is doubtlessly aware OF
the great popularity Of the new, pleasant
md effective remedy, Syrup OF Figs, yet II
there is any one suffering from any Of the
ills arising from a disordered or inactive
condition OF the liver, stomach and bowels
who has tried so many remedies without
being cured, that he has lost confidence in
the efficacy Of medicine and the testimonials
of strangers, we would say it costs nothing
to try Syrup of Figs and judge of its merits
for yourself. Unlike all other liver medi-
cines and purgatives, 1t acts gently yet
thoroughly, giving strength to the organs on
which 1t acts, thereby enabling the invalid
to form regular habits and be restored per
manently to health. Trial bottles free and
large bottles for sale by c. +. Heinzeman.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-25
Curious Change,

1t Is proposed to have the name of Excel
sior voting precinct changed to Jonesa. The
old Jonesa school district, now Eureka, adj
Joins Excelsior district, but the election
place of Excelsior precinct Is In Eureka
school district, aud some confusion is occa-
stoned thereby. 1t is thought best to allow
the school districts to retain their present
names and TO give the whole precinct the
name Of Jonesa. tVisalia Delta.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-25
IButlcr Meeting.

The Butler and West party had n meeting
at the Republican stand, In front of the
Court House, ON Court street, last night
which was presided over by Col Bunch
The first speaker was X, W. Ready, candi
date for the Assembly on the Butler ticket
Major Horace Bell followed Ready and en-.
tertained the crowd for an hour, and In turn
was followed by A. Vinette, Secretary of the
Carpenters Union. A band of music was
on hand to enliveu the occasion, but al
though there was quite n crowd of idle spec
tators gathered around ut the commence
ment OF the meeting 1t dwindlcd down to a
small crowd before the close.
Although Il is claimed the Butler party Is
workingman's party the demonstration
last night showed there were but few of oui
mechanics and laboring men who sympa
thisc with them
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-25
Peaches From, seed.

At a fine 20o-acre rancho about eleven
miles north of the city, where there is never
any frost or extremes Of heat or cold but nj.
ways healthfui air, known as Crcscenta
Canada, is a place where, under the foot OF
the Sierra Madres, are raised the finest free
all raised from the seed and none grated OF
budded. This shows what the highlands
can produce direct from seed, and as the
soil Is inexhaustible as to depth all over the
rancho, II is place of great possibilities.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-25
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Reported by Gillette a Gibson,
Examiners of Title.

FRIDAY, Oct 2ith.
X NJ Widney to Howard W Mills-I.ots |
and 3, block l07, Long Beach, 500.
Samuel Strohm to Francis Paltrldge-Iots
3 and 4, Rose Dale School House tract, $l67s.
Frank La Strong to Chas G Swain-Part of
lot 3, block %, East Los Angeles, $3.50
y J Post to Henry A Barraclough-Iot on
W side DAILY st, East Los Angeles, $l050
Mary Della Toncy, Mary Della Toney
Doyle and Vim Doyle her husband To l. n
Treed-Lot . and part of lot 10, block In lot
2, block 90. Hancock's survey, 500.
Los Angeles County Bank to NJ Sheftel-
W 4 of NV !. of NV a See 8, T As, Il IL W,
SOD.
A X Loomis and C IIubbell to NJ A Hoad-
ley-Lot TO- block 8, Brooks tract, 800.
Alfred Robinson, trustee, to Mrs Emma Is
BurtunAb acres in Il of Sw a Sec q, 7 s,
h 10 W, $50,
Charles c Swain to Frank La Stronghold 4
and feet of W side lot 3, block %, East Los
Angeles, $3.50.
Ferdinand Holzgrafe to Henry Jessen and
Geo W Freemsn-lIndiv'd II interest in lots
sand ., block II, Santa Ana, $500.
Louis Phillips to Pomona Land and Water
Co-Block 30, Pomona, and W y of block 1853,
Pomona tract, s66250.
Geo Rowan TO Abner II Longley-Lots IL
and II, Orange tract, s..
Peter Rourk to X Willis--One-half acre
in Dwney, $500.
FC Howes to e s Gilbert-ss7 acres in SW
a See l, T S, K II W, 81.
c $ Gilbert to VIM Henderson-Same as
next above, $3.50.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-25
ImpOrtantCbnuue.

Mr.. Louis Mesmer yesterday commenced
to change the old awning on the Los Angeles
street side of the old United States Hotel
building, and which has heretofore been
supported by rotten posts, at the edge OF the
sidewalk, by the addition of iron brace sup.
ports from the brick wall out 10 the outer
edge of the awning, in modern style, making
the entire Los Angeles street front Of his two
buildings just the same in n homogeneous
awning
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-25

Edward Damorrest--Drunk; -.
Ramon Armenta-Drank; g..
Five yagrants-Four discharged and one
fined SO.
James emith-Drunk. new trial.
John Tally and Albert sanchez-Out after
. O'Clock: discharged.
JUSTICE MORGAN.
George Rivers-B Battery dismissed.
Alfred Ashmhn-Iiatiery trial set for Nov.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-25

1t is announced that the publication called
the Rescue, formerly published in this city,
and latterly published in Sacramento, is
about to climb the golden stair. Another
number will be issued according to an.
nouncement, and then the gushing. remark
able journal will wrap the drapery of its
wornout couch about It's forms and iie down
to dreary dreams Selah
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-25
A FIRE.
Disastrous Effects of Another
ConI OIL Explosion.

Shortly after O'Clock yesterday evening
an slarm Of FIRE was sounded. Following
thetrack Of FIRE left IN the wake Of Gre en-.
CINE, reporter brought up on Laird street.
near the corner Of Centre street, where a
large two story frame house. the property Of
| Charles Rohr plumber, was found enyel.
| oped In flames An adjacent house was In
| imminent danger. aud on Il the festive lIab
| cock Fire Extinguisher was playing yigor
ously The Ere Department was utterly use
less for nearly twenty minutes after arriving
at the scene Of the FIRE. owing to the absence
of FIRE plugs In that vicinity. The hose was
afterwards attached to a plug on Also street
aud soon u stream Of water was poured on
the burning edlnce II was too late. how
ever, to do any good aud the house was To-
tally destroyed. The house near bv was
saved without injury. Mr. kohr valued hts
house nj 5000 on which there was an insur.
ance Of $500. lie lost the greater portion Of
his furniture, valued Mt $500, Insured for
500
ORIGIN ~ THE ffHg.
The Are originated In the room Of Mrs. J.
Brown, n tenant In the house, from that
most common 0f all causes Of fire, the explo-
sion Of coal oil lamp. From Mrs Brown
the following facts were elected: About
halfpast oclack she lighted her lamp aud
proceeded 10 prepare the yesper meal ~ M
ticipatlon Of the return of her husband from
work nj about O'Clock. As she was putting
some bread In the stove. which was Situated
In the fnrthermost part of the room from the
table ON which the lamp was setting. she
heard noise. She looked around IN time
to see burning oil living over the room
In all directions She ran screaming
from the room and alarmed Mr.. kphf
aud his family who were just sitting
credible rapldity aud the whole house was
soon n sheet Of flame. Mr.. and Mrs Brown
are newly married couple and had Just
furnished their rooms. They lose every.
thing, including the handsome tr0nsseiu Of
the bride Their loss amounts TO 800 Mr..
Brown was left without n coat The house
near the burning one Is also owned by Mr..
Rohr and occupied by a Mrs. Smith. Her
furniture was slightly injured by removal.
More water seems to he ngreat desdetntum
In that portion Of the city. The citizens re
siding near the scene Of the cOniiagration
say they have yalnly petitloned for the es'
tabllshinent Of fire plugs for some time 4 lst.
II will now be In order for them 10 petition
again,
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COURT REPORTS.
superior Court--IIoward, ,.

Friday, Oct. ~.
{. ID. Plat, insolvent-Set for Nov. 9Th.
+. Bennan, insolvent-Same order.
Seward VS. Soward-Defendant allowed to
withdraw Sli.OO deposited with the Court
Clsin vs.. Snee-Plaintif allowed five days
to file briefs and defendant five days to
answer.
Meyer VS.. Bland-Twenty days stay of ex-
ecutiOn granted.
Briswalter vs.. Dubordicu ct alien days
time granted h. DubOrdieu to appear.
Recess taken until Monday Oct nth.
SMITH, J.
Bennett VS.. McLain, enthusiastically
murrer and cross complaint overruled.
George Bagot VS.. George 7. McLain-On
trial.
Schroeder Johnston & Co. VS.. W. l.. Rubot-
tom ct al-Decree ordered as prayed for.
Osborne and wife vs.. McCrary etal-Order
to show cause continued TO Nov. eth.
+. K NJ. Bank VI. Raymond & Gluck-Dis-
missed by plaintiff, each party to pay his
own cOsls.
Estate Of J.. Garibaldi, deceased-Final
account settled and allowed.
SET For SATURDAY.
Estate of Mary Coyne-Petition for letters.
In re Henry IIerbine, incompeteut-Peti-
ton.