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a Great discovery.

Mr.. VIM. Thomas, OF Newton, Ia, SAYS:
"My wife has been seriously affected with
a cough for twenty-five years, and this
spring more severely than ever before. She
had used many remedies without relief,
and being urged to. try Dr.. Kings Now
Discovery, didso, with most gratifying re-
suits. The first bottle relieved her very
much, and the second bottle has absolute
" cured her. She Inns not had so good
health for thirty years" Trial bottles loo
at Logan 4 Co.'s drug store. Large size
one dollar. MWF&w
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noME MAnKErs.
whelssais Prices Of yarious Commodities.
MrrtIIoEScER ORC, |

Wholesale Prices OF Vastous 0erafnoaiaes.
INTILLiGENcER oFTicl, [
wHErnse. Tuesday, january O. y
There hns been marked improvement ir the
trade OF all departments during the past week and
dealer were found 70 day I'M more cheerful state
ofmind than they have been for some time. An
Of the quotations given subject 70 uctuas
tons during the week.
oRAIs, ylouR. Efc.
Wheat and corn remain St the. same figure and
very little has been received during the week; A
few important changes viii DO found IN The. aenf
tl Grat.Iwheat 500 per bushel State oats Sc.
Rye coo. but little Offering State corn, new'on the
IOar~Fancy patents, tspring and winter q ia
90; tancy family, white amber amber and win
Ter u 80. oetSneel-medl hsand-s6 70 per hbl;
Mi SsS-wSit eo mISdiasa $40 90; cossso do
SIS 90: bran 81 %; chopped feed as %.
Hoy and &rutp-prtme loose timothy SIS 0oalT %
per ton; prime baled ~ GOALS 90; per ton. Wheat
straw o %; cat straw SO 90.
PROVISIONS, ETC,
Corrected by D. G. Itsr, JR., pork packer. Four
teeukQ kIeet.
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We are in danger Of having too much
culture in this country. An aesthetic buff:
colored pug recently went mad in Boston
because his mistress dressed him in light
green blanket.-Grdphic.
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Wholcsale Groeer. MaIn 81, wheeling. w: va

Wholesale Grocer Main ST., Wheeling. W. Va.
Uicemtipns Of Rectufn, Pr0iapsns and Piies;-
DR.. SMITH cured inc without knife"
WASHINGTON DELANY, Martins Ferry.
Eey, ii. o. Ladd wr1les:-"Dr. Smiths probes
sonal services in my family have been most salts
factory, and commend him TO all as q gentleman
Mns. Mannret K0if says: ~ had been suffering
for soycr years and treated by nnny physicians for
dyspcpsIt. DR.. Smith said had q tape worm, and
ii cight hours removed y monster ios feet ionE.
FefnAIs ColnplAInts.-Three years IN hospitals Tor
females give me peculiar advantages 70 such cases
Persons cured Of catah, diseases OF heart, liver,
stofnnch, Kidneys skin, blood nervous Affections
and weaknesses Of men aud youth, sc:oiula anu
asthma testify TO my success. s
piles cured without the kRllc.
pnteittH at distance may be treated by letter ana
satistActiOn guaranteed. chart for Self.cHnminn.
tion sent on receipt OF two thfeeccnt stamps, and
Cons consaIIa don AZ osce free ofncehous from A.
N. TO ar. NJ, daily. Call on Or addr dr., am
No. 1901 Chapline St, Wheeling. w. Va.
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DgRxEE's CoLp MAT sAvc. & SALAD
DREssH1, ready made, nutritious, econom-
ical, delicious. Nothing equal TO II was
ever offered, and 1t is invariably popular
both ut home and abroad, AwTAw
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PRODUCE

Thee prices are base 4 On wholesale transactions
of ibis day. subject TO fluctuations during the week
Corrected by H. G. MEYER, general commission
merchant, No. 6 Twelfth street.
tins psoduce Department Il about the only Que
that Is dull. But very little Is doing.
Apples-Fancy new o. 76a2 90 per Dbl; common
BSsta2s S S creamery SOC; choice dairy 2OsacI
ro,,ntTv mil 16a1fc .f
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msatea.
Wal Questions!!!

Ast themos eminent phvliriaa
OF any school, Whist Is the best thing in tho world
for qnlcting and allaying al irritation Of the
nerves and curing all forms Of nervous complaints,
giving natural. childikc Tcfreshlng sleep alwaySl
And they will tell you unheslatingly
"SoHss Jonm Of HopIlig, I'd
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As one having used Ely's Cream Balm
l would say that it is worth its weight in
gold as a cure for Catarrh. One bottle
cured mes. A. LovELg, Franklin, Pa.
(See adv't.) MwPdw
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wheeling Live Stock Market.

It the wheeling stock yards the quotations are
HoSs-Fair supply; s. s5ai 10 per Id.
!St1ep-3a35<c per ID.
G1lrss-s6 0ia 10 %.
EnEibt-ia5c per ID.
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Saving SO 10 PERCENT"
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents American Watch Co., New York.
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Mother swan,s Worm syrup.
Infalliblc, tasteless, harmless, cathartic;
for feverishness, restlessness, worms, con.
stipation. 2hG.
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Save Their Cost Every Tires Months

equal to 400 percent per nnnum.)
Entire Metallic Construction, simple, EficicnA
Durable. Endorsed by highest Commercial, Nc
chanICal and expert authorities. sOvor 5000 In
service. Warranted f0r yeArsl
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A new thick guipure for trimming
wooden costumes Ia called "Khartoum,"
It ought TO bemost awfully cheap, 1t has
fallen so oiten.-Bnrlinalon Hawkele.
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ASK for Wells "Rpugh on Corns," 15c.
Quick, complete cure. Hard or soft corns,
warts, bunj0ns.
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The Adventists have again announced a
foreclosure OF all things earthly. This
time it's TO go into effect January 5, and
no postponemcnt on account OF the wealth
POA.
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This is the season when the drinking
man swears OF, but the profane man will
swear on.-Bost0n Courier.
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A policeman is o curious creature. He
knows n rogue when hesees him, but very
often he doesn't seize rogue when he
knows hin.-Judge.
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Now, here is Darwin's missing link:
when you make dude you make calf q
man.-Burlington Hdwkeye.
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"4MACurNEs-sAvING e5PERoENT."
Eighteen months In service. Entirely satisiac-
tory" DANlfLl 4 Son, Importers, Broadway, MY.
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THAT hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. guarantee il.
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liv-
er Complaint shiloh's Vitalizer is guar
sieepiess nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough. shiloh's cure is the
remedy for you.
Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secured, by shiloh's catarrh remedy.
Price 80 cents. Nasal Injector free.
Sold by Logan 4 Co., A. 7. Young and
Chaa. Menkemeller. row
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..nashu.PaIba.n

Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. 81.
Druggists.
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For lame back, side or chest, use shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. Price % cents.
shiloh's Cough and Consumption cure
is sold by us on q garantee. 1t cures Con-
shiioh's vitalizer is what you need for
Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, Dizziness,
and all symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10
and rs cents per bottle.
Group, Whooping Cough and Bron-
chitis Immediately relieved by shiloh's
Sold by Logan 4 Co At. Young and
Chas. Menkemeiier. cow
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MANY whose blood had become poison
ed from various causes, and whose i'll
health'was indicated by pimples, sore feel
ings, aches, pains, urinary sediments, ca
tarrh and inflammation OF the mucous
membrane, constipation, dyspepsia, bad
dreams, nervousness, sleeplessness, etc.,
have been restored to perfect health by
using DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sar-
saparilla. 1t is the only true blood puri-
fer and strengthened Of mind aud body.
No other remedy equals it. D&w
Because suit Of clothes Is loud it does
not follow, by any means, that 1t is high
toned.-B0st0n Post,
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Saving 50 PEICENT."
"Hayc thoroughly tested sevenl on our factories
Are much pleased with them.n
rOITlIk Il STYNUs MANUFACTURING Co.,
Lexington Avenue, 4lst and ed streets, New York.
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QttFuM EteG EIe$s&
The Rev. Penstock, who is one of the
Of three appointed to prepare
an almanac for the exclusive use Of
colored people, submitted protest to the
effect that his two companions insisted
upon having the earth revolve upon its
axis twice in twenty-four hours. He
wanted an injunction to restrain them,
and he limited that such conduct on their
part merited a public reprimand.
"Brudder Penstock," asked the presi-
dent, "What pertickler harm am itgwine
Ter do il disworld turnsoyer oncein twelve
%Why, sab, de world can't do it."
"Waal, maybe she can't, but I feels
like ciy'in her fair show to try 1t. II
won't do any hurt, as kin see, an It
may stir sartin foikses up to pay their
debts an squar' up on der house rent.
Your protest am declared outer order"
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12 MAcHINEs-3 THEATRES.

IL MACHINEs-3 THEATRES.
Satisfactory reduction III Gas Bills Better light
We recommend IT,"
Peoples
Eighth Ave-" x
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"sAvISG 30 TO 40 PERCENT"
"Astonishiug results. Docs all you claim" :
Nkw YORK C0HfBY THEATRE.
GALE & SrAnEls, ProprietoH.
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From experience th!ak swIlts Specific Is q very
valuable remedy for ciitAneOus diseases, and at the
same time an fnvigonting tonic
JAMEsJ4cKsoE, Chief Justice Of Ga.
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CHAPTER ~
eAlmost dead or iea aIiSu Wing.

For ycals. and given up by physicians OF Brtght'l
and only kidney dIscases liver complaints, severe
coughs, called consumption. have been cured.
Women gone nearly crnEyttit
From agony Of neuralgia, nervousness. waketul.
ness and various diseases peculiar to women.
People drawn out Of shape from excructiAtlng
pargs Of rheumatism, lnilammat0ry and chronic,
or suffering from scrofula.
ErySlpOllSl
Salt Fheun, blood poisoning, dyspepsin, indiges-
ton and In fact almost I'LL diseases fnlil
Nature Ii heir 10
Have been cured by Hop Bltters, proof OF which
can 30 fonnd In every neighborhood In the known
world.
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FLoGAN & CO., Sole Asants, Wheeling, ", Va.
ProprietoH Logan & Co. = l32aSant Worm Syrup and
Chiid's PhyEIc. BeSt In use. fct.aWiaW
Manhood Restored

REMEDY fREE.s-A victim Of youth ullmpFudenco
Manhood, DC, having tried In vain every known
remedy has dlSepygrfa Gpplp Flsh Of ulf-curo,
Address. J.HREEVEB, ~ Cha liain 81, Now York.
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POISON oAK.,-A Indy hero has been entirely
ntrei Oi poison oak poison by the use Of two bot
lies Of 8. s.s' RE 4j BnADEGRDiT Tenn.
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INocIrLATED PoIsON.-Aitcr trying all the
other remedies, swIfts specific has cured mo sound
and well Of terrible blood poison CONTRACTED from
a nurse. Mrs I. W. Ike, Grcenyille, Ala.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-05
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered by Reporters on Their
Tours Through Town.

A severe hail storm and snow fell at
Maria last night.
Joe Baum now carries an electric
light on his cravat ut night.
The Literary society Of Temple
Beth III held a very interesting meeting
last Sunday.
Frank Johns, aged 81 years. died
yesterday In the Fourth ward, from
consumption.
MIR. +. J. lmke. one OF our best citi-
zens, Is now the proud father Of nine
pound boy.
The hackdriyers and owners of yehi-
cles complain bitterly Of the mudhOles
on Alamo plaza.
Regular meeting Of the Ladies'
Hebrew Benevolent society this after
noon ut O'Clock.
Charles Jordan. the street car driver
who has been very III, IL out again and
began work yesterday.
Sanitary Inspector Jenull reports
that the Fourth ward Is now In pretty
thorough sanitary condition.
The broom brigade exhibition dri /,
for the benefit of the Belknnp Rifles,
takes place On Friday night NJ Turner
hall.
The coroner's jury decided that the
late section boss, Ed. Whalen. was killed
by being run over by an engine. Well,
OF course.
"A large number Of the residences on
Avenue & are not numbered, which IL
very confusing to strangers In search Of
friends or relatives.
DR.. A. HerT says he was out last
Sunday with rifle shooting glass balls,
aud broke II straight out Of ~. Beats
the newspaper men.
Mr.. Charles lloitgcn has returned
from trip to Brackettville. lie re-
ports that plenty Of rain has fallen In
that section and the crops IRE booming.
The Street Commissioner says the
resolutions Of the Council laying out
more work for him, are not delivered to
him, but are held back from him for II
long time.
Rev. W. B. Preston, Of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church, has returned
from the annual sunday School cOnven-
tiOn at Round Rock. lie reports having
very pleasant time.
Sanitary Inspector Torres reports
that the First ward IL pretty thoroughly
cleaned, with the exception Of some
nuisances near the soap factories, which
he has ordered stopped.
MIR. Morris Friedman left this morn
ing for New Orleans, to take In the eN-
position. Amer "dolng" New Orleans
he goes to Selma. Ala, to attend the
meeting of the Grand Lodge |. o. i. b.
Negotiations are pending for the
purchase of thirty-eight acres of land
out of the Campbell track ON South
Flores street for the depot of the Aran-
sas Pass railway. Right Of way has
been granted, and the further arrange
ments will be concluded Tomorrow
This is authentic.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-05
GALVANIZED ICE CREAM.
Forty three Persons Poisoned at
a Church Soclable.

New York sun.
Rowayton, or Five-M River, as 1t
Ia more famillary known, Is village Of
not more than 200 inhabitants, about
four miles from Norwalk, Conn. The
inhabitants are chiefly oystermen and
their families. There Is one church In
the place. A fund was needed to make
some necessary repairs on the church
ediiice. and to raise 1t II was decided to
hold a church sociable and supper. The
refreshments were to be provided by the
members OF the society.
Saturday. April %, was the time set
for the supper, and among the eatables
furnished was a quantity Of homemade
ice cream, donated by a Mrs. futile.
This article was in great demand. nll
present partaking Of II. Soon after the
sociable vns ended those who had eaten
of the cream were taken suddenly Ill.
Physicians were hastily summoned, and
BY prompt measures succeeded In re-
lieving the patients. The symptoms In
all the cases were those OF corrosive
poisoning.
DR.. c. G.. Bohaanan. Of South Nor
walk. made an Investigation. lie found
that In making ice cream Mrs. futile
had used tin freezer having n galvan.
lied bottom. The doctors opinion Is
that the galvanio action of the metals,
caused probably by the "churning" OF
the cream in the process Of freezing, de-
veloped n corrosive poison which per-
mented the contents OF the can.
Forty-three persons were poisoned In
all. None have died, though the result
would have been fatal in many cases but
for the prompt arrival Of the physicians.
Many Of the patients are still confined
TO their beds
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PERSONAL POINTS
Collected From Hotel Corridors
and Elsewhere.

Captain u. G. Pryor, Of Austin, is In
he city.
Colonel N. A. wilhers, Of Lookhart, Is
In the city.
John T.. McMullen. of Floresville, Is at
the st. Leonard.
Hugh j. O'Reilley. Of Beeville, is at
the st. Leonard.
W. @. and $ Butler, OF Helena,
knrnes county, are In the city.
Captain j. II. Byers and lady, OF Bee
county, are ut the st. Leonard.
To-day being the 18th natal annver
sary Of MIR. +. Lacoste, he entertained
his mary friends this morning.
j. q. Pearson, cornetlst for some time
mt the Fashion theatre, left yesterday
for Kansas city to take the position OF
solo cornetlst In the knight Templar's
band Of that city, one Of the finest bands
in the West.
W. II. Easiland, A. l.. Fischer, q. X.
Collins. New York; A. Pellan, wife and
child. flatonin; Mrs. Chandet and child,
Miss Korr. Arkansas; w. J. Daniels. II.
Is. Barnhart, j. +. Rogers, st. Louis; J.
Davis. J. q. Rosenneld, Galveston; ID.
j. Broun, Philadelphia; j. A. Martin,
Houston, are ut the Maverick.
Mr.. j. l.. Millspaugh, San Angelo; Mr..
and Mrs j. ;. Campbell, Eaton, Ohio;
j. NJ. Thompson, Pearsall; George II.
Glayas, st. Helena, California; Captain
u. l.. Crouch, Pearsall; Tom PIERCE, Jr.,
accompanied by his mother. Mrs. George
PIERCE, his sister, Mrs. Whitehouse and
Miss Grstta Nichols and Mr.. w. II.
Nichols. Boston. Mass, Frank j. Smith,
New York; Mart V. Silva. Saltillo, Mex
leo; Rafael Aguirre, Parras, Mexico, are
the latest arrivals ut the Menger.
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u. S. District Court.

Dionico Luna, smuggling, plead
guilty. and sentenced to 10 days in Jail.
Lebrado Garcia, illegal liquor dealing,
dismissed.
Dionicio Rivas, smuggling, plead
guilty, and sentenced to two months in
the county Jail.
ID. AlmendareZ, smuggling, guilty,
10 days in Jail.
Marcus Marisoal, Juan Trevino and
Il. Cardenas, smuggling. Msriscal and
Trevino pleaded guilty, and each sem
fenced to II months jail.
Mariana Garcia, smuggling, guilty,
and sentenced 10 days jail.
Lebrado Garcia, smuggling, guilty,
and sentenced IL days jail.
Margarine Flores, Illegal voting, lined
) and costs and . days Jail.
lsdore Mendoza, smuggling, Is days
in jail.
lliliro Hernandez, smuggling, u days
in iail.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-05
Picnic Items.

A n picnic given at the First Mission
Sunday last the following ladies and
gentlemen were present: Caroline Cross,
Bertha krakauer, Emillne Mueller, Elise
and Helene Gross, Ida, Anna and Elise
Sohultze, Mary Runnel, Mathilda Kra-
kauer, Annie and llllda Schaefer, Clara
Siemerihg, John Casn. John Stsfiran,
Charles Mueller, Adolph Schenck, AL
bert krakAuer, Albert Norwald, Alfred
Barbeck, and many others.
The First Baptists picnic at San
Pedro springs next Saturday.
Next Saturday the Fist Presbyterl-
ans will picnic at the head OF the river.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school intend giving picnic at the Sec
ond Mission next saturday.
The First ward public schools pic
nicked at San Pedro park yesterday.
The A. NJ. +. church picnic at San
Pedro park Friday next.
The high school scholars picnic at San
Pedro park Friday next.
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TIRED OF LIFE.
An Unfortunate Woman Takes
Morphine.

No. 2l7 Losoyo street, which is ac-
quring so peculiar n reputation that it
IL called the Morphine house" from
the fact that four persons at various
periods have taken their life by that
deadly drug, was Yesterday afternoon
the scene Of another tragedy. Recently
Il young woman took possession Of the
fatal room, giving the name of Mrs. j.
Watson, her ostensiblc means of liveli-
hood being, M her sign informed the
passer-by, Dressmaking and Plain
Sewing" The grand jury Indicted her
for keeping disorderly house, the trial
OF which was to take place to-day.
The disgrace of this charge created n
great depression of spirits, and she in
formed friend month ago that II the
grand Jury found true bill against her
she would not survive. but take poison
to rid her of tue misery she suffered the
past few years. and her worst fears be-
ing entertained she carried her purpose
into execution, for mt o'clock yesterday
afternoon she was discovered by some
Mexican ueighhors in an unconscious
condition. AT > o'clock, despite the ut
most efforts of skiltul surgical aid, she
sucCumbed to the effects Of the morphine,
which she took. a coroner's inquest was
Immediately summoned by Justice Neu-
endOrn, when verdict of suicide was re-
turned by the jury. 1t appears that de-
ceased had been living with man
named Bob Armstrong at the Riverside
hotel, and that she had been married
twice. From letters found In her trunk
her first husbands name was George W.
Thompson, who WAS arrested for con
lidence operator in April, 1876. and ere
he came up for trial he cut his throat
Her second husband was named Watson,
to whom she was married in st. Louis,
but she ultimately obtained divorce
from him and opened millinery estab-
lishment at lOj North Thirteenth street.
II. Louis. She afterwards went to
Olatha. Kansas, and from thence ar
rived in this city, where her career has
ended so fatally. At the time of COM
hitting suicide she lett no communica-
lion or statement as to the cause Of her
crime, but her frequent statements rs to
her blighted hopes and misery point
clearly to the moving element. The re-
mains OF this unfortunate woman were
buried this morning by Messrs. Carter Il
Mullaly. There were no articles of any
value discovered at her residence except
s3.lO in cash and n pair OF gold earnings
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-05

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday:
Robert j. llornsby Va. Lucy Selkirk.
compromised and dismissed.
Il. W. l.illlard VS., j. W. Taylor; Il. W.
lilliard Va. Martin Grunwalt. settled.
Agnes NJ, Smith Va. Mary T.. Howard
ct al. continued.
5. and l.. Loyenberg vs. William Vo-
taw ct al, settled.
Elizabeth Watson VS.. j. =. Dibrell,
continued.
United States vs.. II. c. Mcmahon ct
al. continued.
o. Severance VS., Woodruff Bros, con-
linued
Ann NJ. Schroeder vs.. Thomas wey-
miller, continued.
NJ. +. Davidson ct al, vs.. Janet Bry-
den ct al, dismissed,
United States VS.. Leslie & Mundy,
transferred to El Paso.
j. A. Hausman ct nj. VS.. l.. l.. Finley,
continued.
w. l.. Hurd ct al. VS.. S. Langley ct
al, continued
Florence Machine Co. VS.. Dario Con
tales ct al, continued.
Il. >. Jailray Il Co., va. j. Il. Dwyer,
executor, death Of defendant suggested,
continued.
Kingston manufacturing company VS..
A. 7. Wultf & Sons, continued.
ii. &. Judd Il Rott vs.. Il. ii. lander
son, continued.
j. II. Marian VS.. NJ. II. Martin ct al,
continued.
j. j. Busby vs.. $. j. Arnold & Bros,
suggestion OF death of plaintiff, and con-
tinued for parties.
Citizens Savings bank VS.. Sarah Oar
gan ct al. continued.
John yucca VS.. G. NJ. Aiken, on trial
this afternoon.