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The Jobbiog Trade.

CANNED OOOpS.
Peaehes-Standard. 3-pound, S1.SO02.0 90. 3.pound
seconds, 81 80. Miscellaneous - hlsckberries.
2-pound. so990ci raspberries. 2-pound, $l.153
. l.S0; g@ioss .aoass siApos 20 9.P s Q dv, s.a.4 9.s9soS;
full weight. 95c 0Sl; light, 6517Cc; 2-pound, full.
Sl.7O0l.S0; light, 90cg$l; string beans, o5995c;
40; small. SI.5O0I.75; Holsters. s1.s5a2; red
cherries. 95c6Rl.1 10; strawberries, so:
salmon (fbs. $1.9002.50.
roA AND OKE
Block. So. o5 y ton; Minshall, $3.50 y ton; Jack.
son, SO rs y ton; Pittsbure. 81 1, ton; Raymond
city. ST. y ton; " inifrede. 81 " ton; Campbell Greek,
81 ton; Hooking. $500 tom; Island City, S3 p
gar (peacocIj lump. So p tom; nut. SIS y ton. chest.
nut, No. 4 and stove anthracite, So y ton; egg and
s srs:s ss' ao1.' Tic s ; 5S, = All io .at. ga. so sIE nut !, ts si,s = 5 %;
y ton less than the above prices on the same quality
of lump coal.
FRUITS N VEGETABLES
APpLEs-Per brl, choice, Sl.75s2: common. Use
0$1. 25; selling in bulk on track. 30040c y bu.
CRANBEERIEs-Per brl. ~$7.5OGS.5O; bushel boxes,
choice, So. 90.
G~RAPEs-Concord, 25e; CA.awbas. s50ioc; Del
aware, 4O045c p IO-fb basket.
ONIoNs-S1.5 $4,000 y bril-; Spanish. $1,000
LIS v crate.
PEAcHEs-Halfbusbel baskets. 5Oc0$1.OO; peck
PEARs-Common. $1.75 p brl; better varieties,
$3.O004.OO v brl; choice Duchess, $500 p
PorArors-Per brl. ~$1.ooo1.25; from car. $50
400 per bu.
QUINCES-Per bu box, $l.2o, or 900
y brl; New York, bushel kegs, choice, So. o 0
SWEET PorAToEs baltimore stock. .25;
JERSEYS. $3.0003.25 y brl; homegrown, $3.50
1.5O p brl.
CoFFExs-Ordinary grades. 14loGe15lsc; fair.
160l61ac; good. a 1Sc; prime, 10000; strictly
g g1l9S 2e c old government JAVA ssoSsi IaD ordinary xs,o,
Java. 26927c, imitation Java. 24025c; roasted
cohees, 21&c.
MoLAssEs AND SYRUPs--New Orleans molasses.
fair to prime. 3o035c; choice. 4o050c. Syrups. 80
D40c-
LOU SAcKs-No. 1 drab, u brl. $50 p ], 900; u
brl. Sl7; lighter weight, 81 u i 600 less.
LEAD-70Sc for pressed bars.
DRIED BEEF-1lQ13c.
~SPIcxs-Pepper. 1S9019c; ~sllspiee. 1O012c;
cloves. 2402sc; cassia. 1O012c; nutmegs, 700s5e
p 10.
acc: Champion gloss lump. 3ia04; improved corn,
5L2D6c.
RlcE- Louisiana, SOLE.
SHoT-Sl.4511.5OY bag for drop.
SUGARS-Hards. 11s 8 Sc; confectionery A, TloO
Use, standard A. 7l5074e; of A. 7l407asc; white
extra G, 7s07lsc; fine yellows. 707lec; good
yellows. 71s014c; fair yellows, 6ia06%c; common
yellows, 6le06hc
SALr--In ear lots. 90c; small lots, Sl.OO .O5.
TwINE-Hemp. Sl20ISc y n; wool, 30 IOc; fax,
20030c; paper. 1Sc: jute. l26l5c; cotton, l6025c.
W~ooDENwARE--No. 1 tubs. S7.750S.OO: No 2
tubs, $6.7aD7.00: No. 8 tubs, $5.7506.OO; 3-hoop
pals, Sl.750l.8O; double washboards. S202.75;
common wsshboards. $l.2O0l-s5; clothes pms. so
0e5c y box.
WOODEN pIsHEs--Per 100, l r, Zoo; 2 lbs, 25c;
3 rs, Soc; 5 It's. 40c.
WRAPPING PAPER-Crown straw, ISc y bundle;
medium straw. &c; dcuble-crown straw, see; heavy.
weight straw. 1$02c " 10; crown rag, zoe - bun
dlei medium rag. SOC; deuble-srown rag. 4oc; heavy.
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The Effects OF the Late Heavy Rains Still
Interfering with Trsde.

The Effects OF the Late Heavy Rains Still
Interfering with Trsde.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10.
Trade to day, as well as in the two days pre-
ceding, owing to the heavy rains and bad roads,
has been rather quiet, yet the situation Esner-
ally Is quite satisfactory. Staple groceries are
very firm in tone. and especially will this re-
mark apply TO sugars In coifees there is a
slight advance, but many dealers are afraid to
buy. fearing that looked-for receipts OF Rios and
Santos will lower the market. As . conseoueucs
stocks in the hands Of iobbers and retailers
have diminished to such an extent that
higher prices will probably prevail
foe q time, at least In the produce markets
there 10 a good deal of activity. Apules and po-
tatoes arc both selling better. anu parties who
are able are now laying in their winter stocks.
Poultry is steady at present quotations EGGS
are in light supply and selling readily at II
cents. Choice butter finds ready sale. The
seed market continues active, with firm prices.
The leather dealers report trade good a. un-
changed prices. while the hide market 10 active,
although prices are no higher with the increas-
ing activity.
The local market was in better shape to-day,
wheat being in active demand at a shade higher
prices. Offerings of corn are light and with q
limited demand. Oats rule steady. To-day
track bids ruled as follows.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour ca
sier; patents, 81. IS 90; bakers, 8 7505.25:
winters. s~5.5o05.75. No. 2 spring wheat.
81. 09I a l. 10; No. 3 spring wheat. 90 a 95c:
No. . oats. 24tc; No. 2 rye, sole; No. MAX
seed, sl.4l: mess pork, per brl.. SIS CO.; lard Der
pound, 8 S. 8 81 &c; short-rib sides Iloosel, 1907
8S5: dry sailed shoulders (boxed), s.25 a a37ic;
short-clear sides lboxedl. S50a8.75c; whisky,
cur loaf, s4as SIC; graduated, re; standard A,
7.c.
On the Produce Exchange, to-day. the butter
market was frn and unchanged. Eggs steady
and unchanged.
Receipts-Flour, "a. 900 brls; wheat, 40 900 bu;
corn, 80, 900 bu; oats. go, 600 bu; rye, 2l, 900 bu;
barley. IL. 600 bu. Shipments-Flour. Is. 900
bris; wheat. l23. 600 bu; corn, AZ. 900 bu; oats,
l64, 900 bu; rye. 8, 600 bC; barley, Ia, 900 bu.
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Choice Cattle Steady, Common Much Lower
Hogs Active and Steady-sheep Lower.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. -.
CArTLl-Receipts. 500: shipments. 125. Quality
generally common. Market very dull, and much
lower on butchers and common shippers, while good
to choice heavy shipping grades are about steady.
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FIEI.D =

Wholesale and retail at {. F. HUNTINGTON zoos
successors TO Huntington 81 Hess, IS and 30 L. Mar
ket ST., Indianapolis. Samples and prices on application
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Everything relating TO this departmeutmust be ad-
dressed to w. II. GRAHAM, West Scarborough. Cum.
bsrland county, Name. Original contributions and
answers TO each weeks puzzles are deSired-l
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 19.-Cotton steady: mid
ding. 9 7-I6c; low middling, 3 15-16c: good ordi.
nary. 5 3-l6c; net receipts, S.64l bales; gross re.
fsle.s' s s,sos G to France. sspors' 'ss a. S Ssis., e espora: t To- he
continent, LAO bales, sales. 5000 bales; stock. 12l,.
164 bales. W~eskiy-Net receipts. 7..S29 bales;
gross receipts, 78,646 bales; exports to Great Britain,
1852 bales; exports to France, l4.ll6 bales; ex-
wise. Oct. i. 4 1897 bales, Oct. 16, $40 bales; Oct
IT, 1888 bales.
NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-Followine are the total net
receipts of cotton ut al ports since Sept. 1, 1883:
Galveston, 100. 96S bales; New Orleans, 24O. 2O6
bales; Mobile, 44.3 so bales; Savannah, 229 5s4
ba..s; Charleston. III, 3s4 bales: Wilmington. 36.-
23s bales; Norfolk, 1888 bales; Baltimore. 1863
bales; New York. 2.048 bales; Boston, !. $40 bales:
Newport News, 3-s19 bales; Philadelphia, $500
bales; West Point, a., 543 bales; Brunswick. Ia g5l
bales; Port Royal, 1854 bales; total. 1,OIO,9 bales.
NEW YORK. Oct. 19.-Cotton quiet: middling up
lands, 9&c; middling Orleans. 97sc; sales. 80 hales.
Futures closed barely steady: sales. 81. 800 bales;
October, 9.o209.54c; November, $3.50; December,
96e09 Csc; January, 9.I7d9.7 Sc: February, 9.s6
a9s7c: March, 99619.97eJ April 10 O60 1000;
1O.32010.33c; August, lO.3701O.3e.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. Observation-Disclosures good AZ
hardening rates. Sales. L., 600 bales, of which 9 600
bales were for speculation and export. including TO-.
600 bales American.
Metals.
NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-Pigiron euiet and nm.
changed; American. $160l9. Copper dull; lake.
Il .5Oc. Lead much lower and demoralized; domestic
$3.50. Tin firm; straits. 23.5Oc.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 19.-Owing TO the Corwith fail.
ure. there were no quotations, and the market was en-.
tirely nominal
Dry Goods.
NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-There was little of new
business. The market was slow as a whole.
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Wool.

BOSTON, Oct. 19.-There has been a frmer tone
to the prices of fleece wool and higher figures have
been obtained in some cases. A sale OF l50, 600
pounds Of Ohio \ and above was made at 32c, and
in demand 81 For Michigan X feeces 2S6
zoe has been paid. aud for = line of very choice wool.
about 100000 pounds. q buyer paid 3Oc. Stocks
of all kinds Of washed feeces are very small. and
holders are Indifferent about selling at any price.
For combiny and delaine heeces there is an active de-
36d3Sc; Ohio fne delaine at "a 35c and Michigan
fine delaine at 81 632c- Territory and Texas woods
are in good demand and steady on q secured basis Of
47055. California spring has been selling az Asa
and l59l5c for eastern. Pulled woods are in steady
demand at 20 d35c for super. and 2502sc for extra.
In secured woods quite large sales have been made at
10000. Foreign wool is dull, but firm. The sales
of al kinds of wool for the week were 4 .602, 900
pounds
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l9.-wool in improved
demand. Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Xxx
and above. 3la32i9c; X, 29o3Oc; medium. $40
36ci coarse, 33lsd35c; New York. Michigan, In
diana and Western fine, or Y or Xxx. 2792Sc;
medium, 33G35ci coarse. 33034c; fine washed
delaine, Y and Xxx, 3s7S5c; medium washed comb
and delaine. 3ld35c; Canada washed combing. 80
$3.50. Tub-wsshed, choice. 31c4Oc; fair. S4135c;
coarse. 3Od3Sc; medium unwashed combing and
delaine. 2I02Se; coarse unwashed combing and
deleine, 26027c; bright unwashed clothing. fine. or
Y and Xxx, 20a22e; medium. 260 DC; coarse, 25
1Se; medium, l7922e; coarse, 2Od 23c; eastern
Oregon. tine. 101l7c; medium. l40lSc; coarse,
1920 valley Oregon, fine. 1962lc; medium. %
ACC; coarse. 202ic; New Mexican and Colorado.
l311sc; medium, 140lsc; coarse. carpet wool,
13914c.
NEW YORK, Oct. Observation-Disclosures trade and
firm; domestic fleece. 2s035c; pulled, 20036c;
Texas, 1902
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Puzzies Answered.
By Dodo, Gallon, o.: Nos. 1858 to 2s5s. inclus-
i've.
By Nellie Bell, Indianapolis: Nos. 1858, 1855,
1856.
We give the prize to Dodo.
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Metals.
Dry Goods.
LIVE STOCK.

NEW YORK, Oct. was little of new
business. The m arket was slow as q whole.
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

Ew YORK. Oct la-Bar silver, $3.50.
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Tuesday. October eth. Wednesday
October. 10th. Thursday, Octo-
Der 18th. Friday, Ooto-
Der l2th.
FIRST RACE EACH Day, 2 CCLocRP n.
First Day Tuesday. October 9th.

First race. Wcstoyef purse sioo of whiol
s25 90 the second. Wciter weights Gentle
man riders. Open only 10 horses used hah.tu
ally rs saddle horses. no horse under iou
years old. nor any that has ever started nan,
but gentle ans race allowed 20 start. One
mile.
Second race Purse 5000 Of which go Z,
second. For AN ages. MaideLs allowed ten
pounds One mile
Third race Purse 800 of which $50 90 sec
0nd. For three ear.0ida and upwards. Maiden.
allowed if three years old. ten pounds; if four
years, seven pounds. If i've years, five pounds
One and one eighth miles.
Fourth race Purse $50, of which s2l GO
second Open 20 all ages. Weight for age.
Second Day Wednesday, October 10Th.
Fir.tmce. Purse ss00. of which $50 90 sec.
ond. Two years old. Three quarters of d
mile.
Second race Purse $3.50. Of which go 90
second. Open 90 all Weight for age. Ono
and quarter miles.
Tahi race Purse $3.50 of which $50 20 Sec
ond Horses beaten once at Ga rs meeting al
lowed five pounds one and onc-cehth miles
Third Thursday, October nth.
First race Purse $3.50. of which soto see
ond. For three year-old and upwards. Win
ncrs Of a single race &c this mectiugtse pounds
extra, Of Two races seven pounds extra
Horses beaten once allowed seven pounds
one mile.
Second race. Purse 800. Of which go 70 see
ond horse. Weight for age. one and one
quarter mile.
Third race Purse fs5O. Of which $50 90 see
ond. Weight for age. one and oue-elshth
miles.
Fourth Friday, October 18Th.
First race purs'. ss5o. of which SO to see
ond For ali ages. Maidcns allowed. If four
years or under, ten pounds. one and one
quarter miles.
Second race Purse, $3.50. Of which $50 60
second horse. For horses beaten ana not hay
ing won Il race this meeting, those beaten
twice and not having won race this year.
allowed h,c pounds, or If they are mAdtns
allowed ten pounds One mile.
Third race BUlGcld purse. $50, OF which
s75 10 second weight for age. Open TO ALL
,,aidens allowed leD Is. Two-m.le
dash.
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no Brilliant na-.a. illumination Of ben.
en Isht. H.t- -a..t--.
Ao2 Dmal device Virginia Exposition
decorated wi. ar aua 10 myonet tire and
mltlt.l.fase ot lo.Oled mete.ls.
Sob Aorl. l.-plfof tombsAeils. exDi0i-
ing 40 he.4ttoi Poi, feet. aud showing stars
of various huos ard figures. COLLEEN cloud. sill
ser-show,r. -i.l willow trees. fred with copper
moriars.
Not Palmetto grove. exhibiting blossoms
Of golden flowers
so. AeiA' display ~ improved exhibition
say rockets. exploding az an altitude OF co.
feet and displaying new and move. features.
ianiaronAles -rl 1esy dragons.
SOC. Mosaic ro.et,e. opens with large cen
ire 81 emb azoael shields. changing 20 a figure
OF Chinese oyer and saAons Illuminated with
red. green and p-il.e pr.-m-. and changing %
Il cteckertd glory msIoolel
No 2. Flight ~ 8ster1.l rockets. exploding
al an altitude Of ~ feet changing their
co.on many times during their gyrat0ns in
the air.
80 Z. Grand e.ceha wheel. commencing
with scintl.atlug centre and changing 10 TWO
large wheels reyoly.ns in opposite directions
displaying golden streams Of fire and tinted
borders representing aLlge passion flower.
NO. .. Aerial display oi bomb shells 40 an al
ttlde " iOJ ie0t. showing twlnkilng stars.
comets. serpelf- aye aerial hasiequ.ns.
Nol0 The mae.e tiee. dispensing blossoms
o. rlties emeuls ali pearls, with all the
latest decorations aLl COl1rs in ryrOfechn,.
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Colored People Day.

The 3ist day of October the committee has
selected for grand demonstration AID parade
Ut the State ard visiting militia. trade organ
cations and civic societies. This day the peo-
pie OF our race Will have special access 10 the
Exposition. Eminent men OF our race VIII
deliver addresses on educational and g. onomic
subjects. In the evening grand vocal con
cert viii be given oy cho.rot our best must
cal talent, in Music Hall Iuty % self. the
race and the state requires every man 10 put
forth bis best efforts make this great enter
iIile grand success.
For further information address Joseph T.
wilson. secretary, 70 West Broad rect. Rich
nOnd, Va.
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Ii Mon IIINII.

!" Wonderful Eject on the Liver. stom.
ach. Bowels kidneys and Blood
As prepared by DR. II. Mozley. Atlanta.
'ia' a pleasant lemon drink that posi-,
lively cures all Biiliousnoss. CONSTRUCTION.
Indigestion or Dyspepsia. Headache
Malaria, Kidney Disease Dizziness
Colds, Loss OF Appetite. Fevers. Chills'
b.oiche,' Plmples, all Impurities Of the
Dlood' Pain in the Back. Pclpltation Of
lAe Heart and all other dis, Sc, caused by
disordered liver. stomach and kidneys
me irst great cause of all fatal diseases
FIFTY cents and s per bottle Sold by
druggists generally. Prepared by Ii.
Motley, NJ ID, Atlanta, Ga.
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Entries CONe October 10Th, at 10 rm~
Except Make Races.
The First Race Each Day WI be Called
Promptly at 10 pm.
first Da, Tuesday. October 10Th.

30 Wnfhy Stakes. $50. Fortvo. y0a- ..a
colts and tllic- which have been owned .- Sir
GINA siR months previous g. October l-t. D. s
heats. beet two in three. to harness.
trance. payable follows. >i.tna..O-i ry
nomination September i-f. at Ht..a f.r. OPP
trance closes. and balance oc'o0er ..t Tf.
Society adds slirtHler cent. Oi tie -.f-.rr
ton. entrance and forfeit 20 fr-' bose. l.f
oon'. t4f ie second horse. anI l1 r,r ...-. f.
fre fh.fi LNr... $50 rt0e un..-. ff..r. .I...
f0 frter AND three 60 start.
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COIOr0d Department.

This Department It's % charge of the above
namel committee. They have issued tine fol
lowing crcu'arto the oo'ored people OF VII
rnia. II exp Ctod isom pres 10 Indications
taat thcr ctr.ui .n ils department w.l. be- a
most interesting one.
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lALLuLAH, GA, July 10 1897 DR.. II:
'MoIley Dear sir am q great believer
IN your Lemon Elixir. aud use /, in nv
family all the time We never use any.
'hing else, from the fact that It does more
good Than al other medicines combined
Tor The diseases you recommend il for
Truly yours,
WILLIAM BERRY,
Agent H. & ID. X. X.
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" \. James, Bell Station. Ala.
writes have suffered greatly from in
digestion or dyspepsia. ore bottle of
Dr. II. Mozley's Lemon Elixir did me
more good than all other medicine have
ever taken.
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No D. gigantic cascade Of FIRE. represent
Ing the Fails of Niagara of 600 square feet
oi golden fire. with grand boquet OF rockets
and HIGHT of monster shells. producing mil
lions OF stars of various hucs and eolors. In
connection with the representation Of the
fails by device recently introduced, the roar
ing az the sublime cataract can be pcrceptibiy
heard and viii be "A most magnificent finale
CD this grand display.
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rich cafmine and purple stars and metcors.
No T.. our country cousins-a comcai e1i
mechanical r'ccc-ou for days ill. enjoy
ms The exposition.
40 A F.re picture OF General Robert E.
ice. beautifully decorated. Size OF bass
.fti
Noia Aerial display Of bombs shells AZ 4
la.ltol ,ufeet exploding into wheat -heaf.
.'a... and japanese hre-as To hum ming
.i...
$50 ii. Diamond cross-r1is popular AMI
Oefnttui r..r" commences with rainbow
nA..lo. Chinese nrc. changing 60 o. cross Of
diamond 0ss>ui> atcrsccled with jets Of ST.
fer fr. m.rloneI
Noib-A.rla' d.sphy ~ thn.ierh,'t rock.
ef- af an a'tfuieof -e1 fcct. d.-eiars iue pr.s-
m.tD tlfn.nts d.. golden shower. ssi r,ag.o
-t.fItf,.
~ i-. Aerial display Of homb shells AT
loI.at ot 400 toet. displaying h1,nrt, nests
crnvn-ai pearls. golden strcamei and mag
ne-.am jets.
Nois Mammoth prize wheel. Tais man
moth wheel represents large and brilliant
revolving sgn. with electric co,orcd figur, in
the centre making three changes
~. IT, Faeht Of fancy rockot-.eyploding at
ara alt.tuieot five hundred feet. ana aspiay-
ing meicofc showers of electric stars
~ %. Grand display of liquid fire rockets.
These rockets are entirely new feature N
p'f0techny. only recently introduced in.this
country. and challenges the pyrotcchnic art
o. the world for beauty.
N02a The great bomharlment. terminating
with great explosions and earthquakes
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fNatrraf er0oard Education
Section I6. Collections and specimens m''
ole. drawings ana Illustrations OF ans depart
ment of natural science.
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motiona Motions advance. Orders granted as to
contain proper claim for preference IN he
original notice OF arguments; In others denied
Storm agt Storm; Bailey agt. Buchanan; Pfeiner aet
Campbell; Jennes agt Constantine Ptman agt' Hal !;
the People ex rel Echersoa asL Christie Mouohs 10
advance Granted without costs. ,- H.,
Holconbe agt Campbell fcitner agt LEWIS; iioo'
in re application q Rochester. Motion for icargu
ment Denied with costs: , . s,,.
The People OK rel Wright Mo'oh 10 u'sn's'
Granted with costs in az courts .,. ,,,os ,,h
In re Vandcrbeck Motion TO dismiss Deniea WIN
as, sSrf'y wiz az 80 costs N0'0" u
Park nst Murray; Post agt. Benchley. Motion to
dismiss Granted with costs. .,..
The People ex rel. Burham Appeal OF biSwi,ns
company dismissed without costs. Motion TO ds,nlss
appeal OF Commissioners OF Land ONCE denied "lhoue
Hood AT HAYWARD Motion strike from preferred
calendar. Granted without costs. ,,,,. o.
pany Motion 10 revive and advance. Granted Without
smyth agt sturgess Motion granted with costs :;
Judgment appealed from affirmed with costs ,,o,,o, to
= Clark act Devoe. Motion TO advance MOTION lor
Deton 10 amply TO the below TO amend order OF
reversal Granted payment OF $40 costs 70 inc
Coney agt Andrews Ordered that the clerk Of the
court below the court the ORDER OIL Ine "cner
yersal and that the the bill In this court
be amended by such order thereto
No 4S~Elas A. Mead respondent, agt Charles f.
No. Ac1wheimna Friedman. admnis'atrY appel;
l bn ,oa ast cd she ny rsDsSSondeni
No As~C;eorce Gorham executor. respondent a2t.
Ni M chsr ctte 4 Wakeman ct al appellants agt
George III Evert respondent ,,
NO 52-William Sperb r admnistrat9,r respondent
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