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union M.aetlng.

The Union Meeting: of District No. l.,
Saluda Association, will be held with the
Big Creek Church on Saturday before the
fifth Sunday in May. Rev. NJ. McGeo will
preach the Introductory Sermon, and Rev.
b. W. Hiott the Missionary Sermon. i.
The Sunday School Union will meet
with the Big Creek Sunday School on
Sunday morning at o. o'clock, and will
be addressed by Rev. r H. Blalock and
Bro. M. B. Gaines.
" y W. f. Cox, Secretary.
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Mn. EDITOR: f-approciato the right of

Mr.. EDITOR: fappreciato the right of
the voters of Anderson County to criti-
else my official conduct, but do not recog-
nize the right Of any man to stab another
in the back or shoot him from behind
bush. My friend "Who" gives me shot
from behind the bush. My friend. you
don't "rastle fair"-you want all UNDER
hold. Just have the courage now to poke
out your head from behind your nom de
pl.me. If yon will do that, will answer
your charge OF dereliction.
J. G. CLINEsCALEs.
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A Card of Thanks.

MR.. EDITOR: The undersigned asks
space in your valuable paper to return
his heartfelt thanks to his many friends
and neighbors for their many acts OF
kindness and sympathy during the recent
afflictions through which be has passed,
all of which will be gratefully remember
ed. y. ID. rooRE.
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time. TO-
ng- Choice Timothy Hay, Buggies and
Bran sold cheaper by Welch than any
body else in town. Warehouse on Depot
street. o6-l3
For beautiful Calicoes, Muslins, Dress
Goods, Ginghams and everything new
and pretty 60 to c. F. Jones & Co.
CT, Jones & Co. have the prettiest and
cheapest White Lawns and Nainsook to
be found in the city.
c. L. Horton, at Williamson, has
second. hand Thrasher, in good fix, for
sale at very low figures Wheat will be
taken in payment. 442
Reed g. Stephens have jnst received
largo quantity of celebrated Columbus
made Buggies, and always keep in stock
all styles and grades of Home made and
Western Phtntons, Buggies and Wagons,
which they sell on time until Fall on ap-
proved paper. Call on Mr.. A. S. Stephens
at their Factory, Main Street, South of
Square, before you purchase and get his
prices. and you will be paid for your trou-
BILE. They have also added to their work
ing force three expert Northern work.
men-a Blacksmith, Painter and Trim.
mer. Send them your repairing if you
want it done with dispatch and in neat
manner. Mr.. Stephens, who is an expert
workman of twenty-five years expert
ence, overlooks NIL the work before it
leaves the shop. IL
When you go to Greenville to buy gro
ceries, you will find II. f, ALLEN Il Bro.
in their New Store, four doors above their
old stand. 4S
Lime.-One car load of best lime
just received by G. A. Reed, who expects
to keep C. full supply on hand hereafter.
Every ono should visit c. f. Jones &
Co. g store 1t is full to overfowing with
beautiful goods, and they sell as low as
any house in the up.country.
No trashy goods advertised cheap; but
for the best goods, fairest dealings and
lowest prices for everything, go to c. f.
Jones & Co.
Ladies, if you want to see large and
beautiful stock Spring and Summer Dry
Goods, Notions, 60 to G. f. Jones & Co.
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MISS SALLIE BOWIE

rs again in the MILLINERY BUSI-
Il NESS, and has on hand an entire
New Stock of Millinery Goods of the Ia
test styles and fashions, which she offers
Cheap for Cash. While shopping in An
derson do not fail to give her call at No.
9 MASONIC BUILDING.
March 10, 1885 SO 3m
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OTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
~ ANDERSON COUNTY.

By Thos. C. Ligon, Judge of Probate.
WHEREAS, Baylis C. Brown has
applied to me to grant him letters of Adj
ministration on the Estate and effects Of
Spencer Brown, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish all kindred and creditors Of the said
Spencer Brown, deceased, to be and ap-
pear before me in Court of Probate, to
be held at Anderson Court House, on
the 3Oth day of May, 1885, after pub.
lication hereof, to shew cause, if any they
have, why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand this l1th day of
May, 1885.
May IA, 1885 A 2
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John e. Peoples has on hand three
Horses for sale which can be bought on
t;mo 45-2
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Notice to Those Interested {!

DARTIES owing the Firm of S. T.
Il Craig e. Co. are requested to come for
ward Immediately and settle their Ac-
counts, or make satisfactory arrangements
for extension by Bankable paper. Other
wise their Accounts will be placed in the
hands of an Attorney for collection. You
can make payment to S. T. Craig at their
place of business in Brick Range, in room
formerly occupied by the Anderson Ma
tional Bank. S. T. CRAIG e. co.
Feb &c, 1855 33 Snn
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BLANKETS AT COST.

A FEW pair of those Fine Blankets,
II and few pair of Common Blan
kets for sale at COST for cash. Call soon,
if you do not wish to lose bargain.
A. B, TOWERS
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TO Choice Timothy Hay, Buggies and
Bran sold cheaper by Wech than any
body else in town. Warehouse on Depot
street. 36-13
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For beautiful Calicoes, Muslins, Dress
Goods, Ginghams and everything new
and pretty 60 to c. u. Jones & Co.
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GROCERIES.

UhOCEFIEESs
Fine Coffee-green and roasted,
Sugar, N. o. Molasses,
Buckwheat Flour, Cheese, Crackers,
Best Flour, Oat Meal, Wheat Bran,
Headquarters for Fine Teas,
Maccaroni,
And many other articles in Fancy Groce-
ries, Canned Goods, Hardware Hats Bug
gy Materials, Crockery, Glassware and
Woodenware.
I ask an inspection of my stock and
prices. Particular attention called to
Shoes, Boots, Blankets, Jeans, Cassimers
and Dress Goods.
Give me call at No. Granite Row,
Anderson, s. C. A. B. TOWERS.
Nov 20, 1884 10
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C.F. Jones & Co. have the prettiest and
cheapest White Lawns and Nainsook to
be found in the city.
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For nice Hats, Shirts, Cottonades and
Cassimeres, cheap, 80 to c. f. Jones &, Co.
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HILL Bros,
DRUGGISTS.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

r WISH through the columns of the In.
i TELL1GENcER to call the attention Of
my friends ard the public generally to my
Stock of Seasonable Goods. will name
few leading articles:
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Ladies' Cloaks,
Ladies Undervests,
Water Proof Goods,
Coraline Corsets.
Charlottesville Cashmere,
Holstein Mills, Kersey, Jeans,
All Wool Mems Undershirts
And Drawers.
The Finest Blankets in The City.
Hosiery, Yankee Notions, Trunks,
Headquarters for Shoes and Boots.i
A full line of Bay State Shoes and Boots.
1 have been selling Boots and Shoes over
forty years, and they are the best 1 ever
handled.
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1oney Creek, May 18th 1885.
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c. L. Horton, at Williamson, has q
second hand Thrasher, in good fix, for
sale at very low figures. Wheat will be
taken in payment. 44-2
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pOSeu.
"Having heard read the contract enter
ed into by and between the President and
Directors of the S. v. r. r. Co. and Mr.
S V. r. r., and believing said contract to
bs for the best interests of said Company,
and in conformity with the authority
heretofore bestowed in tho Board Of Di-
rcctors,
Resolved. By tho stockholders OF the So
vannah Valley Railroad Company, in
Convention assembled, that the said con-
tract be and is hereby fully approved, rat
flied and confirmed: and that the Presi-
dent and Board Of Directors are fully
authorized and empowered to do'and per-
form all things necessary and proper to
be done in carrying out said contract on
their part, including the issue and deliYe.
ry OF bonds, secured by mortgage and
stock, as provided for in said contract"
After full verbal statement as to the
effect of the contract with Mr. Raoul, the
report Of the Committee and the append
ed resolutions were unanim ously adopted.
Thereport OF Col, G. S. Dwight, Chief
Engineer, was read and received as infor-
nation.
The report of Mr.. W. S. Lgon, Treas
urer, was submitted and referred to a
Committee consisting of Messrs. Il. A.
Sherard, j. A. Mosoly and j. b. Ramey,
whose report Was adopted as follows:
We have examined the within report
and vouchers and find them correct.
TIIos. A. SHERARD,
Chairman of Com.
The Convention then proceeded to the
election of officers for the ensuing. year,
and the following were unanimously
elected, the President of tho Convention
casting the unanimous ballot of the Con-
vention for them: w. w. Humehreys,
President. Drectors-B. T. Whitner, S.
Bleckley, J. NJ. Latimer, S. j. Hester,
j. a. Gilbert, 2. X. McCully, j. \. Brown,
w. q. Watson, Il. j. dester.
For nice Hats, Shirts, Cottonades and
IN raimnrns Chem 90 to e.. IL, Jones & Co.,
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Nov -provtSions-Bacon Cumberland Guy
g. I'd; Mdles sos I'd; short GEAR Mldule~
80 Id: short Ribs cd; shoulders 22s ud per CwL
Bsef-Sls Cd Tor Eytra Indian Mess Prime Mess 6us Uu
sos Od. Dbl; Prime Mess eastern
6Is Western. 42s Lard Amencsn SIS OIL. Prime " est
eru ~. ID; Lard OH. 37s Cd Eams-LOug cut 43s. Oo
saunders Butter cwt. for finest United
-fttes Cheese-A mercan Choice. 4IA cd. Nheat--ked
Western spring IS GA a7s Bat Red Winter Is I'd G1s ID
u4r ccnta: SU1ng7a. i'd No" western Wlnter1A sd;
New Mixed Western. s. ~; california 30 l. Is "a
:. ,a Californian No. Ia Od 7s.Zt. centRl produce
3irs Of Turpeutae rs. do LONDON 27s 3d. per
cwt; Refined petroleum I'd ~ I'D PeTgaon Cloverseel-
American Red 4s per Tgliow-21s. 81. DercWt R0sln
-Counon 50. Pare lis. 6L o. Cd Linseed on 2ls
al rrr wt IaiIOW-tiEe American -Ss. Oh Prime CITY
Ss Oh per cwt American Refrigerated Beef hind quart
sls 6d.. 'ofe quarters 3l3l. per ID. ,,o,o,
cerfrIs. iecildiug 20 900 ceat9ls American.
IAertcepts ~ American cO4h lJt Ia 0Ass 'VH "0''
lOt.~OJ Ccutqls. ,, o, COO ,os % @ %
OGN pr tun Lnseed 44s cd per quarter Ihased
Cake. - ton. henlto FTlrOieun. tI ~
40 per gallon; spirits OF rrpenuee rs "a per c~t
S5.rU, on eos per RO.ln-COmmOn 3s Sd. per c"I
psi. 5r.1lIa ProvIs0ns-laTd, S3s Od. per cwt. Tor
An silc ans sugar g. per owL for cuba centrifugal
g5o ana g. 0liA Ot:OT CGba Musc zoe iar
refining asoat. Australian Tal9w-Beei 2As Oh Cos
pa, Nut0l PAS. vi. avs. bd COCOA Nut Oh-SeJ'on'
227 ls.. Cochin. 23l ia
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1--WE srnck uAnKnr-nY rn1naeArt


CHICAGO Nov. LITE Dror'r s"trHr' ranort' ca"'-
prr..pfs -ODr uead Shipments 1900 leid: market
iXVofts So COWS iEd NXei - 80 So % STOCK
tt- - Ip4-t Feeders - D4t4 %; Texans = JJG
- 80.
Hoq,-lecciptS $4,000: shipments 800 market active;
Pnul. Mixed 800 3 %. lacKng ana shipping fJ sea
~ -. Ilctt. - 80 Utj 90 ~kIus. - lOH - 90
ShseD-ltccviUs 1000 head shipments 900 heal market
dun lueup S2VUGSj co. Natives. - oO9St 30 Texans
-
IT LOUIS Nov IL CdtYc-RCCeIpts 1900; shipments
600 market strong Falr Choice Nauvo shipping
~ 754s4 NatIve Butcher steers % OO0oi o. Grass
Irxul Steers. - 2J0>j 40
Sheso-- rtecrDts jnp. smpmcutl 100 Common - Me-
dunn s2OJ0S4 jo; FartD Choice - 60 o5 2j LAMBS - 90
c$B 20
Hogs-Rcccmta l2.7oo shipments. 200 Light IS 100
: ~. PACING - 3JDS3 50: Heavy. - j5GS3 80
l-CI:tts Receipts today G9j neldi total
iiuu neah i.JuO
hr thrDtgh. 80 marNer quct and weak;
Good % sJjO@s 80 sto5Kcrs ami Feeders,
r. 1858
Shsso- Receipts TO-DAY 5000 thus
~ Oj mead week 1900 head. consumed
M, ugh. II marKei lmet aud steady Meuum 10
Good SOFAS % Good 10 Choice So 30 ass to: canada
Lambs. ~ 9oU5 o.
40. 800 head FOR sam unb last wesk 2@JDl heal con
l2l Of which - % NewNOrki market
stel,v Medium FAIR Workers - 7UGS3 10 Coca &c
JTcr U.s. 50: Butchers Grades rs 500 % 90 Pigs
10 asa o.
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COTTON MARKEra-BY rELE IqApL.

LTvTWOOI. Nov. lll23D D. Injection steady 4 idlins
IUlauds 3 -I Mldilng orleans. o'sl sAls-SJJD
including 500 bales Tor speculation and export Icccpt4
ba DCuding $500 bales Amec Futures steady
DO NoyouI and December delivery, A. Id DO DeccuI
Der and January delivery i0ld 30 January February
delivery 0.Gii also 1.Gii; do February aud Marcn ue
livery lGid also lo64d. 10. March and Apu delivery
I3.Gid also l2.G4d; DO April ami May CrivCy. ii
sd. Mav Jud June delivery. . 2uG4d do. June and
Tenders or ieyoy NJ today clearing 800 bal,s
u m--,cttiE-The day included ~ 90 bales
AtyfiICaL. Futui9s glief UpaIfs, Low Kidding clause
EoYcuber d' iycsy, --Oid Juycs 40 Novrbcf ana DE
delivery 'GAd buyers; do December ana jauu
Ivefv iu buyers. do. February 9ui Isrch de1ve.
s.Gld. buyers. do. March ana Apul delivery . llUid
buycs:dc Air mi Nav ic.y ~, 5i co. buyers 40 May
qua Juu' delivery 1904. Niue 40 June anu july uchN
eTt. @2CI.. 'IFeis ..
,. -Cotton-Futures closed quiet rpiards Low MIDI
ling oiause N0yrmbcr 0clyefy Zbid buJes DO N0'th
delivery, 2.64d sellers; do ItcrMler
deNey. j-4d seller; do f~bfuart aui 'iat oe
liver, sd rciaIs ito. Mach aui AIrl d'Htei' % II
.C4d sellers April and May delivery, ljid sellers
do Ma sud June delivery. 1904 .clcTs do Juno AMI
july delivery. > . tfI. sellers
Gk.yEsIos. soy. ll.--Co;lon firm. M.ddliug, g; Low
M.dIur Gg,a trii1.ry and aIoss Iccrrts,
CON ales Ipots Cc%stwis 2l23 baies safes $50 bHrs
SAyAxxAn, Nov. II.-Cotton ste1dy; Middinr ssi low
Mi1dnR - Ga1d Ordinary. l3.lG, net and giosSrr-
cepis 74IG bales LIyO-s COastwse 20f7 tales; sales
roo bales; s.cfA. 10, 80 bales.
NEwCgLEANs, Nov II. Cotton quiet Mddng 1915
Low Midiiiue. 7lB. Coed Ordinary ll6 receipts,
II 81 bates gross iz3Jl bales Exports 10 Gttai 1sn,
GAS bGies Cce-twse, 5.1l bacsi sales; 5000 lats;
stock 2os33l bales
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mn M. hHcarin. w.s aaionrnei untlL Noyemaor -
II IAWYEN., TALK IN TnE CrTrINa -.

There was a short tilt yesterday in tie Sur
rosaes Court between the lawyers engaged in the Cut
ting litigation Franklin Bartlett called the surrogate
attention to his motion of Friday last for the dismissal
Of the return fora voluntary citation Oh tie ground
that no account had been hed by General Cutting and
that was late to consolidate everything n one
proceeding Mr. Bartlett ght that since proceedings
for a compulsory citation had been begun his opponents
were compelled 10 come in on tnc return day only
Mt ZabrSsic, In tone OF easy assurance, mildly said
that made especial difference one way or the other
he really tho ght that Mr.. bartlett was mistaken M
Baretts suggestions too relative to supplemental O.
tatOus also irrelevant; even 81 not there was 10
cause for giving General Cuttings lawyers the trouble OF
going over tine whole accounting again Nr. Root
sgccinctly informed tine surrogate that an he wanted
was to prevent Mr. Zabri>kis mixing up the voluntary
and cOmpu proceeding in such manner tnJt Mrs
Cuttings lawyers would have thair feet cutanlied ~
Mr. Zabr skies legal m",Lcs and them, ives hung mp
DetwiX twecdlr-dce aud tNecdl--ium. Nr /thilske
disclaned all desire to he wicked. Then followed
struggle as how much General Cutting should Gee
ordered tell about his management aud Inc surrogate
finally ordered that the executor should give account
his receipts and disbursements in tie ma tors
ferred TO in his account " with Francis b. Cuttings
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CALENDARS TO DAY.

surnnz COUNT Andrews Nd I Ia SS
"a 80 80 2j 25j 2j6 262 2G 26G, PCS, 269 go III
t5ifPR1Mr CoURr-GESERAL TEaN-AdIourncd FOR the
term. - e., rr,,, potoro ponobue J.
x .JG 2ll III 63. 273. as. 2s3, $50. 35l, loo
GSlFraME CoUBI-srEclA TERM-PAn II-AdJoufheoI or
the sl t COURT cRcur-PAnT L-Before Barnett 10
ic i43 l4349 1896. 1887 il$s, 1879, l44o l44@ ll4J
g a SD 1Fo 555 sS5 eI EaT 7Is
ssitPRTNE CotUar-cRcuI-PAR IIIBeiore Beach IL
q$S $50 1860 800. nv VjG 91l O12 1893. lo3" -"
'iRryT COURT ClRcur-PART Iv-Bciore Van Brunt.J
Nos l2s.. tase on Noday calendar. u,t, -, po,ert
emsen crane 1919 n estates Of FTanfis ana viii 'g S
w9rd ,"iu1g II nj NIL Of " Haapa ahrney 10 M
viii OF Jane Chimney 80 M ,,,, ,.,.ro .o,,,., Z,
Van Worst rreelman JJ-Nos % 20 y 30 80 81 81
sUfEmGa .coGaTsrEcIAL TEGy ~ o9oFman j.
SUPERIOR CotRT-TRiAL TERN-PAEr I-Belore Truax J.
1915 1915 1876 ''' 1908 ''' 1905 ''y 1852 'usD, ,',
'n sSt'fflioacourr-TmAL TFp-pAET IIBefqre Insra-
sUrEROR CoUET-TEiAL TERM-PARr IN.-Adodihei Ior
Cooy PLEAs-GRSfRAL TERN-Before Larrcmore G. j.
@6yIox PLEis-srLclAL TEEN-Lefore Daiy. C. J.-Nos'
-'Co,fyoy PIrAs-EcUIIY TERv-Adloumcd Tor the term
COMMON PLEAs-IRlAL TEGM-PAbT before Aneh 10
Nos Ilo" DO I259 ~ lIe i-ot, ~ IIo * Iii =
Tue, -'i' 4'"o' ''i' 49, -'-'' -- ~
1870 49,. ,, ,,.-,u,.1 f,r the
term ,,,- ~. ,s,r, 7 -
Nos 81 81, 1889. iJO $3.50 llZ6. 1873 5l0l lo0o ''A'
1871 452I. 49, fl45. f5l7, li41 5392. ~, ? w,
CRY CouGr-TRAL IEm-PARI li;-Beioie i9 a. Az,
461. 2u4i. 1919, lt1 43l~ 4lb3, 100 =" '' '''
{jS2 4i6l IG.,7. i1OI. 4755. i7iO, 1890. 475n ..
CnY CouHT-rEIAL TLnL-PAI lII-Bci9r' ily i n
4o,8 IjIS 4jj3 ASH, 1881, 4o9o 1872 +-!4 $50, ~
Conn OF OYRR ANb TtRNUNEK-BcUTe jude bi" anu
Assistant District Attorney Fclows Court opens d. - "
Nos p.t.., rulgc
Coyg.ng aud Assistant Distinct Attorney bcd'rL 80
opens AZ a.m.-Nos. ], g. J. - D. l. = - w. H. - 100
u, TO- l6. H. Is, 49, 20, H. p, - -, ., ,o,r,,r
smyth 4sistaut District Attorney Purly-N1' - - %
nj 5 q.
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Ty-vrrtL or gX-JUDGE CIRDOzO.

Ex-Judge Albert CardOzo was buried yester-
day at the Cypress Hills Cemetery. The funeral a1 MS
house. No. sos Madison-vc, was largely aItr.',; I''
r,,soo coffin STOOD bet yeen the parlOr and dining
room completely drapcd IN black, with 40 ho"cFa near
IT, A suE ie candle burned at It's head ann one at Il9
foot. The men crowded around 70 with their MATS on
according TO the Jewish custom; there were MOI not
imam six women ia the rooms. Rabbi Henry ItItI."
Mrudes read the simpe jewish funeral scrces,'oh-I'I
pg OF a PRAYER a few words OF Hebrew invocation anu
AN address i'm English, which ne invoked the pi'''d
OF the ANGEL OF among thoscWi n"u''' 10
flag at Tammauy Hall no half mast ahI 9'.--Io"
from thc TmW.uy Orguul cation IN the ANIld Dl1lI'l,
OF which Mr.. CardOzO mcnbri,Nhs pcs NJ H'l'u
lv cN- A>scmbymtn Alexander Ihaln ana cN '-' JON"
NcOuadc Among others present were Recorder ~hl tH
Justice Charles Douohuc, Philip E. voorhees, Ju-lI''
Ambrose Mcneil Justice Charles Nc-dc' Inet ''''."
CL',ri.. p DIV. Ju-tIce-clrct simon " Enrich tN-
Gov,nor Sa.ou,ou. senator McCtlrcy. Assembly, man
q lcob A. Cantor, Justice Leo G. Dc-eti, lhoMa7 90
Croubc. Emanuc! H. Hart and Richard =. NcWcomoc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-12
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, Nov. lin the United States
Supreme Court to-day the following business was
transacted:
On motion o. Walter D. Dayidge Frank J.. Hall, Of
Ncw-YOrk was admitted to practice.
No ll7H Dittlc. receiver etc. plantiT error. agt
James Racket. Submitted under 2Oh rule by 4 u Ual
for :ae pa TN in and BY Robert Hbckley for
PENDANT IN error.
No 47-Jscoo Eninger plnintin in agt. James
kenueY, trustee etc.
No 2lGJs Kenny. trustee etc. plaintiff In error act
jacob Ebngef The question u JsTisdc0l tbs
al2u)d Icy Jas1b EfnnVeg ~ support same aud w
ColptOu IN opposition thereto.
No 5O-A shepard, painH In error. agt John i NAV.
Argued by q Bradley and W Matngy for plant H.
error, and A DLTa flor defendant In error
hson, ~ 7 ~
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NIIIE or rR4D1

r,T,,,,,r ~ -I'IffII fTTrl- TTI1F-
'NL .- 49,, an, ~ am -l,,r ; 90 f-i 81 800.
-, "a .,.,-l -, d., ia rlv - 4Or-b ODD. '.tv Fi.iIs
a, - g., ,xrl II jug-4 -. 80. iio Brands
.In'-7, ,.r,...., -,t,v = Co.. ~uuotIIf.ya
n,,U,t .,-tn WL,,r-,oItrrru uru. Western uuat
id',I'. 80 -. ,, t..,.~ l+c r % 80. Su 4
southern r. o., r.'t.r- winter g,t spot Hl T.,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-12
A LIBEL SUIT SETTLED

Justice Lawrence in the Supreme Court yes
terday began the trial Of action 10y Lewis C. WILSON,
Of Fredericksburg Va against James Gordon Bennett
for $50 600 for alleged libel The suit founded on
q publication in The Hcroid April 16 1879, IN whtch
CORES pondent wrote that M Wilson had that
wife had poisoned his Ira Shaier opening The
case for the plainth when Joseph H. Choae, Who with
John Townsheud, represented the defendant made an
offer TO settle the case, and after conference the sG
was withdrawn. Mr.. Shafcr within hour received
check fll settlement but for what amount not
o. Tod