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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-11

nR. VIM II. DUKEMAN. NERVOUS
~ diseases and diseases of the kidneys
Office 247 s. Spring st., between Third and
Fourth. Hours IL to IL and to A. Tele-
phone 108 a2a-1m
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FINANCIAL.


QSAO O0O TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT,
UcUU,OOO on city or country property
at lowest rates. Building loans effected.
All business confidential. HOMER w.
MCCOY, 1913 West First ST., room 16.
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HOnIEOPaTHIsTN.


m RS II. TYLER WILCOX, NJ. D.
~ Montrose House, cor. Fourth aud Main
streets
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IL ROBBINS, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND
u. Surgeon, corner of First and Spring
SITS; entrance on First st. Electricity and
diseases of women q specially. Disease
diagnosed without explanation from patient
free of charge. Proprietor of the celebrated
electric healing baths. Office hours to IL,
l TO and to g. Telepbone 20 al0tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-11

MONEY TO LOAN ON CHATTELS,
WI Real Estate, etc. $40 up. Notes and
mortgages discounted. CRAWFORD &
MCt,kEARY, northeast cor. First and
Spring Sts, Room 49, alS-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-11

wv E. PARKER, MD. OFFICE IN LOS
w. Angeles National Bank building
corner First and Spring streets, room IA;
residence, No. S17, corner Central avenue
and East Eighth street. Telephone: Office
S75; residence, S76. Hours: 10 to II A. nj.
and 2 to 4 p NJ my7.tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-11
REGULAR PHYSsCIANS.

nR. G. L. OLACIUs, rs NORTH SPRING
~ street, rooms SO and "a. Office hours
from | A. M. to P. NJ. Specialty-sexual
and skin diseases. my7-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-11

Iii HENRY FORLINE, NJ. d. GIVES
IL. special attention to general surgery,
including orthopedic surgery and gynRcol-
ogy. Also treats all diseases of women by
most improved methods Office No 33 s.
Spring st. Residence cor. Grand ave. aud
Kinney st. my2 tt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-11

Ul client large sum of money to loan on
first-class inside business property. Low
rate. Only applications on best property
entertained. MITCHELL 4 CREIGHTON,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-11

S1,OOO.OOO rates, r1 .oASi sums hSwmif to sai9
r. g. LUNT, 20 West First street, Los An
geles, Cal. Apply direct and save expense.
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ttiu shiu uiscabes. my f-lt
nR. BROWN TREATS ALL PRIVATE
~ diseases; medicated baths; guarantees
Consultation free. Office 11515 w. First st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-11

MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD SECURITY.
III Apply to WATERS Il PATTON, III
New High at a2G-1m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-05

Messrs. W. G. worley and William G
Brown, OF Kiugwood, returned from Pitts
burgh Saturday evening, where they
went after the State Immigration Conyen
ton. Everywhere, they Say, the fra
subject introduced was the development
movement in this State. Everybody has
heard Of 1t and has faith in the movement
An inquiry was reFeiyed yesterday fol-
information concerning tho advantages
offered by West Virginia for settlement
with view to bringing q cooperative
colony here from England.
Inquiry wsn received last night for lit
erature showing the character and import
ance Of Wheeling as manufacturing cen.
ire and the diversity and extent Of her
industries, by an Eastern man, who said
II he could find such information in con,
venient form he could use 1t to good ad.
vantage to the city and State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-05

ulRr Councilman Of the Third ward, and q
progressive gentleman. Mr.. Everett Girls.
well 10 straightforward, energetic young
man and very popular. He 10 now clerk
Of the Town Council.
There is said to be bad case OF small.
pox on Taylor's Ridge. Miss CARTS Tutes
was lately taken sick and Drs. G. w. Bruce
and Boone pronounce her disease small.
pox. The report 10 general, and the COM
munity is very much excited.
The Republican County Executive Com
mittee met Friday at the Mound City
Hotel, all the members being present.
The committee unanimously declared for
primary election to be held August 4,
and organised q hrst-clAss blizzard on
the numerous candidates like one OF those
well known western zsphyra, In the shape
Of an assessment on each party offering
himself as candidate to be voted for ct
the primary. A candidate for the nomina-
ton for the office OF Sheriff Is assessed
$50; Presenting Attorney, S25; Assessor,
member Of Legislature and Surveyor, SIS ;
Justice Of the Peace, Benwood, Mounds.
vile and Cameron, S.. and country dis
tricts s. Mr.. S. K Hammer, president OF
the committee, resigned the office, and Hon.
John Nixon wss elected to fill the vacan.
cy. Mr.. Hammer resigned by reason OF his
office IS one OF the Executive Committee
Of the State League. The meeting was 9
harmonious one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-05

Homer Lsughlin, leading pottery
manufacturer OF East Liverpool, says'
IUpder the existing tariff we have SHARP
Icompeiition with France, England enc
Germany. Wares are cheaper to-day thar
ever. Importations have increased
steadily for three years past. The reduc'
ton proposed neCessitstes cutting waget
20 per cent or q shut down OF the potteries
No potter asks for China clays on the free
list. The development Of home lclsya So
cures success independent OF imported
clayg. The p0rmanency Of the home
Manufacture Ia a question OF labor. The
prioe Of human energy Ia the chief ele'
ment OF the coat. In this peculiar bust,
ness machinery plays secondary part"
Homer Knowles, prominent in the
Manufacturers Association there, says:
"The question IL simple one. Labor con-
stitutes half the cost Of production. We
don't AK FREQ raw materials, but prefer TO
use those produced and found in our own
territory. A reduction in selling prices
will fall upon the employees, which we will
greatly deplore. The workmen now earn
only fair wages. The bill, II passed, means
disaater."
George 8. Harker & Cove hope the
bill will not pRoa. It meRn5 the closing oil
potteries or lowor wages. We prefer c!cs'
ing the works to reducing wages.
John Ohetwynd-It will paralyz' the
industry. 1t means bankruptcy for the
boes and starvation for the workmen.
@. G. Thompson & Coils terrible
thrust at pottery producIs. It strikes
ntraight at labor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-05
MORE NoN.pAnr1sAN REFORM.
An Old and Faithful Employo Gives Way
to n Democrat.

An OIu anu EhIhku EnpAo1o uANob why
to Democrat.
On Saturday, Capt, A. ]. Adams, the
efficient registered letter clerk at the
PostofFics, was officially notified that his
services would not be required after
March 10. This makes two experienced
men who will make room for partisans oil
the administration March 10, the other
being Letter Carrier schempf, spoken oil
last week.
Captain Adams is one Of the oldest and
most efficient attaches Of the Office, hav-
ing entered the service In February, 1879,
nine years ago, and since that time served
with eminent satisfaction to the public in
the general delivery, registry and honey
order departments. The only reason for
his removal is political one. John Downs,
Jr., a prominent member OF tho Young
Mems Democratic Club, well known in
past as ward worker, succeeds to the po-
sition.
When Mr.. schempi received his notice
to quit March 10, he asked Postmaster
Simpson to let him see the charges against
him.
ooh, there are no chargesr""s said the
P. M.
"Then why am removed?"
"Well, you see, the Republicans have
fred all the Democrats employed In the
city gas works, and there has been an in
creasing pressure on mo to give more
Democrats places"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-05
Tic Flint GLASS strike.

The proposition made by the Film
Glass Manufacturers Association which
the Workmen's Executive Committee Il
now considering, is aa follows:
ReIolred, That William ]. Smith, Presi
dent A. F. q. W. Union, be notified thai
this Executive Committee will be pleased
to confer with the Executive Committee
Of the 4. F. &. W. Union, with q view oil
settling the existing troubles, and starting
the factories now idle on the following
basis, viz: Piece work In all branches,
workers 10 accept manufacturer num-
bers in pressed ware List, manufacturers to
pay wages agreed upon In original confer
ence by both committees, including nd.
vance wages offered for gAtherers, wig: 81 60,
81 80, 81 25, 81 20, S. Is, except pressers'
wsges, where 81 92i, and over to be made
50 90; foot pressers, $l75. Manufacturers
numbers and wages on iron mould work
manufacturer list Of numbers in shade
and globe work; Eastern BRANCH to pay
wages in manufacturers list and Western
branch to pay wages (marked In red ink
furnished by you TO this committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-05
MARrIN,s FERnY.
Nine Hours Day-Nov Observation-Disclosures
School.

Nine Hours q DAy-NoW ChuTch-InduStriaI
School.
George McCune is visiting relatives in
the country.
Rev. Mr.. Armstrong occupied the pulpit
in the Presbyterian church yesterday.
Mr.. ]. II, Beazle will be candidate for
nomination for Street Commissioner ct the
Republican primaries next Saturday.
A congregational meeting will be held
Thursday night the Presbyterian church
to hear the decision Of Raw. Mr.. Campbell,
Of Washington, Pa, who was called here
by that congregation last Thursday.
Local Union No. IA Brotherhood OF
Carpenters and JoineTs have decided that
after April l nine hours shall constitute 9
days work, and that the price shall be
tho same as that Of the local union in
Wheeling.
A congregational meeting ia called for
Thursday afternoon and evening In the
NJ. E church reconsider the advisibility oil
building new church. Rev. J. 8. Whit.
ers, since his location In this city, has
strongly: snd effectively advocated the
erection OF q new house OF worship, hav.
ing impressed his members with the fact
that the present patched up structure is
not the fittesE Of places in which to serve
God. The necessity Of new church has
long been apparent. A full attendance
Is desired at both meetings.
The Industrial school which meets in
Commercial Hall every Saturday after.
noon, has alresdy done and Is doing q
great deal OF good in the matter OF teach.
Ing the poorer children Of the city how to
sew, patch and do all kinds Of handiwork.
A number Of older lady members Of the
different charitable societies OF the city
inaugurated this school and have since
been ably assisted by the young ladies,
who wish to do something for the amelio.
ration OF the condition Of the helpless lit
tie children OF the city. Considerable
effort has been exercised by those in
charge, and rapid progress Is being made
with the forty children now under instruc.
tons. All those who feel desirous Of aid.
ing in this good work should attend Sat.
urday afternoons school and learn what
can be done for these children.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-05

Strangers In tho City and wheeling Folk
Abroad.
I.H.C. Pancake, Of Romney, Is at tn
Mcclure.
"a. Fleming, F. Reed, O. HaEan, Boom
ersville, W. Va.," was written on the Nc
Lure house register yesterday.
Mrs. Alex Glass, Of Hammond, Ind.
formerly Of this city, is here visiting hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Whitaker.
Mrs. M. Stevens Hart, Of Washington
City, 10 to address the Young-People,l
meeting OF the Fourth Street M. 4
Church this evening.
Mr.. Will Mooney, OF the Woodsteld
bank, passed through here Saturday even
| ing over the B. & o., en- route for Salt Lake
City on q prospecting trip.
Miss Corcoran, Mr.. Robinson and Mr.
Bert, Of the "HeArts Of Oak" company
are at the Mcclure house, and the othel
members at the st. Charles.
Mr.. Robert Frew, pressman Of the IN
TRLLIaEEcSR, who has been confined Ia
his home by illness for several weeks, has
recovered and resumed his duties.
Mrs. A. ]. Roth and children, oil
Chicago, who have been visiting ct the
residence OF Mr.. Jacob Vogler, Of South
Main street, lett for home Saturday.
Miss McOabe, OF Wheeling, who waa
the guest oil Mrs. @. NJ. Shrewsbury this
week, will return to this city again soon
to make more protrscted Visit.-Pdrkers.
burg State Journal.
Mr.. George Laughlin, Of Cleveland, who
who has been here for several days set
Ting up some business matters, will leave
this afternoon for New York to look after
some business there.
Mr.. John L. Steele, formerly Of this
city, has resigned his position In BAlti-
more and is at Pittsburgh. he will 60
to Washington City shortly as the cores
pendent Of the Pittsburgh Commercial Ga
Eslie.
Miss Maggie Buchwald, Of South Broad
way, Island, has gone to Los Angeles,
California, at which place sho will make
her future home. About twenty-five
couples Of her friends accompanied her to
the train.
Hon. William s. Edwards, Of Charles.
ton, passed through the city yesterday en-
route home from Pittsburgh, where he
went after attending the State ImmigrR.
ton Convention held last week, to attend
q meeting OF the Cheat Mountain Sports
mans Association, Of which he Is lead.
ing member.
Mrs. G. Baird, accompanied by her son,
left over the B. & O. road Saturday even.
ing for st. Paul, where she goes to visit
her son George, who recently located there
and who has been sick with typhoid fever
a good portion Of the time he has been
there. Before retprnlnR Mrs. Baird will
visit friends in Minneapolis.
Rev. DR.. D. H. Greer, formerly Of this
CITY, who for number Of years, has been
the rector Of the leading Episcopal Church
in Providence, 4 l., has accepted call
from the St. bartholomew Parish OF New
York Oily. The Providence Journal In
this acceptance Gays: "Dr.
Greer has been foremost In all good works
and in the performance Of his duty as o
citizen, a. well as q clergyman and pastor
II his parish, and there will be the deep
yet and most genuine regret ct his depart
Ire, not only among his practitioners, bnt
the entire community. The
,hurch that receives him 10 to be conRrat-
Hated in no idle phrase" !,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-05
CHOKING Catarrh,

Have you awakened from disturbed sleep with
all the horrible SeuIitlons Of an aSsGMln CiutchlpT
Your throat aud pressing The lIie-breath from your
tiEhtened cheStH Have you noticed the lanRuor
and debility that succeed the effort TO clear your
ihFosl and head Of this catarrhal natter What.
depressing influence 1t oxertS upon the mind
cloudlng the memory aud alling the head with
palms and strange nolsesi How difficult II IL "a
rtd mo nasal passages, throat and lung Of mi
poisonous mucu1 all can testify who arc afilc'ed
With cAiarrh. How difficult 10 protect the EyItsT
ngAinlt iu further progress towards the lunsI
liver and Kidney, all physicians will admit. iii
terrible d. ease and cries out for relief and cune
The remarkable curative pOWen, when All Other
remedies utterly fail, OF Siniords Radical Cum
arc Attesied By thousands who gratefully recon,
mend Il 10 fellow sufferers. No statement IA mVds
regarding II that cannot be authenticated BY me
most respectable and 70 liable references.
Each packet contains one bottle Of the Radical
Cure, one box Of Catarrhal Solvent, and an In.
proved Inhaler, with treatise aud directionG and
Is sold BY all druggists for q co.
PorrER DRUG d CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-05

Mr.. R. J,McFadden ia travelling for the
Webster Wagon company.
The lecture at the court houae tonight
promises to be q good thing.
Mr.. 8. W. Booker and DR.. Ed. Davis, oil
Cameron, werein town Friday.
D. W. 8. simonton has been OF the
Mound City Hotel tho past week.
Mr.. John Hubbs, soldier OF the Next
can war, who lives at Beelers station, 10
dangerously III.
The chimney Of the new Episcopal
church Is fine piece Of artistic masonry.
It was built by Bruce Qhsddook.
Henry Snider has been released from
jail and ia again circulating among. his
friends "Glightly disfgursd, but still in
the ring"
Court commences to-day. The docketia
small and no important ccpes are to be
tried. Fewer witnesses are summoned be.
fore che grand jury than before.
DR.. John r. Davis is having his drug
store fixed up in the most modesn style,
w. B. Pack, the popular Oonteotioner, has
also caught the spirit OF the boom and
completely oVerhauled his place Of bust.
meas.
The town election comes Of next Thurs.
day. With the three candidates for Mayor
and three for Sergeant, the contest iB very
uncertain. Mr.. L B. Purdy haa been
Mayor for number Of yeArs, and consent.
ed to become q candidate for the Office
again only OF the urgent request Of many
citizens. bv petition; Mr.. Pickett is DOE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-05
TIE MAsoNs MOVING.
A Now Hall Fitted up by the Order In the
0utmAu Block,

| A New Hall Fitted up Dy the Oruer IN th'
GutmAn Block.
The lease held by the Masonic fraternity
| on the third and fourth stories Of the
Washington hall block, where since the
erection Of tho building the Masonic hall
has been located, expires this spring
Owing to the contemplated changes in the
building, the lease could not be extended
longer than one year in addition to ita
present run, snd accordingly the Masonic
lodges began some time ago TO cast about
for permanent quarters elsewhere. The
large hall in the third story Of the build
ing, corner OF Twelfth and Main streets,
occupied on the first and second floors by
N. Gutman L Co., and the adjoining room
on the third door over John W. Heiskell's,
were selected and leased, and the fra
ternity has already moved some Of Its be-
longings into the new hall, and will short
" take up its home there.
The hall has been elegantly fitted up
and will be ono Of the tinest lodge halls in
West Virginia Ehen ready for use.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-05
bridgeport,


Mr.. George Robinson, County Treas.
urer, was in town Saturday, calling on
friends.
Mr.. William Berry and Miss Maggie
Waters were married by Rev. Mr.. Pierce
on Friday evening.
Fred Meinninger'O horse became fright
ened Friday night while attached to the
meat wagon, and ran of, badly smashing
the. wheels and box OF the wagon.
The making OF cornmeal by tho patent
roller process at Smiths Touring mills
has proven wonderful success, and the
article 10 on the market in large quantities.
Messrs. John and George Plarr, Thomas
williams and Fred Kratz have returned
home from Blossburg mines, New Mexico,
where they have been working tho past
nine months. d.
Frank Fisher will be candidate for re-
election for City Treasurer, instead Of
Township Treasurer. Mr.. J. L. Clark will
be the candidate on the Republican
ticket for Township Treasurer.
A tent OF the Knights Of MaCcabees
will be organised in the Odd Fellows hall
this evening by DR.. F, A. Amerman, OF
Alliance, who has been in the town about
ten days, having secured large member
ehip,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-05
RIVER NEWS.
Stage of the Water aud Movements of the
Boats.

Stage of the Water aud Movements Of th'
Boats.
The Katie stockdale passed up at $50
O'Clock last evening with a big trip on
board.
The Louis A. Shirley got away late
Saturday night for Cincinnati with a big
trip on board.
Since Saturday morning a number OIL
boats belonging to the goal aeet have
passed up, having empties in tow.
The river was rising slowly at this point
lsSt event g with q depth In the channel
Of 10 feet 10 inches according to the levee
gauge.
The yacht Surprise was yesterday en-.
gagged in the trade Of the Martins Ferry
ierry.boat, Climax, the wheel Of which
was being repaired. 1t was considerably
damaged the past week by the ice that
passed.
The Andes is due this afternoon from
Cincinnati, for which point she will leave
on her Teture trip tomorrow afternoon Of
8 o'clock. Cspt. Charlie MuhlmRn Ia still
in command. Mr.. Mart Noll Is In the OF.
hce as OF yore. The Andes 10 popular
packet and deserYedly 90, for ahe and her
officers are always WAtchful for the inter.
acts Of their patrons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-05
n.,nr nnnnd. Hn Col Hln Rsrenrs,

Mr.. W. B. Howell, Of the popular
Howell House, treated his guests so well
during the State immigration Convention
that before they left the city the delegates
who stopped at his house presented him
with handsome gold-headed cane. Mr..
Daily, Of 0Akdale, made the presentation
speech. .
Yesterday Mr.. Howell, as q token OF
his individual appreciation Of tho efforts
Of Mr.. o. B. Hart, editor Of the 1NTRLLI-
aRNcRR, 10 bring about the immigration
Convention and the good results which
must flow from 1t, presented Mr.. Hart
with similar elegant walking.stick with
q gold top.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-05
rwo puRa1ARs cAuaHr.
With Their Pockets F0lI of PIuudor-Th,

At an early hour thin morning 0ficers
Wilki0 and Trulchel arrested two hard
looking mep, whom they found lurking
about the Riverside mill in q very suspi.
eious manner. They were taken
to Central Station where Il was found
upon searching them that two thieves,
probably professional burglars, had been
caught. They gave the names OF Frank
Mcdonald, OF smithfsld, Nd, and Bill
Murphy, Of Detroit In their pockets
were found about eighty new, unused
pocket knives and nine or ten razors.
Upon being questioned closely Nc.
Donald finally said they had done q
SOB" in Maryland and gotten the plum.
der; that they had Rlso gotten some
money at the same time, but that 1t had
all been "blown in" and that more
plumber could be found done up in Q
handkerchief near the place whore they
had been arrested. They were trying 70
jump B. & o. freight for the West whom
caught.
Where It was in Maryland that they
did their Job they refused to say. Nc.
Donald said II they were found by the
Maryland authorities, he should COMETS,
and wanted to know what kind Of pen
itentisry that State had. They both look
as though they might have done time
in prisons before. Mcdonald is 6
slim, tall msa with bad teeth, and Muir
ply, better looking, though tougher
Cltizsn, from appearance. Mcdonald said
they made Q mistake to take such stud
and II q fellow did that kind Of work be
ought To be man enough to take the con-
sequences. He was not going to blubber
about 1t II he had to 20 over the road.
The officers went back to thu Riverside
for the rest Of the stuff, but the watch
man had removed it. Hs produced the
package, but when the knives, about 6
dczsn, were shown to Mcdonald, he sale
that was not one-tenth Of what WAS left If
the handkerchief,
Some OF the knivea arc hne ones anC
others cheap stock. They look like thu
stock OF dealer In q mining or railtoat
centre, being nearly all large ones. ON
knife bears the brand OF OFT Brothers 4
Co., OF this city,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-05

Some time Saturday night or Sunday
morning. burglars attempted to enter the
Office OF Klevia, KRAFT 4 Co., on Eof atreet,
In the Filth ward. Marks Of jimmy were
plainly observable on the Office door and
1t Is posaibls that the midnight operators
we're inside and then closed the door after
wards, it being provided with spring
lock. There was nothing disturbed from
or missing in the office. Had the thieves
made thorough search they would have
gotten nothing for their trouble. Since
the firm had its cafe blown open Ave OF
six years ago by burglars, who got about
$40 for their work, the firm has never left
any valuRbles or money about the place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-05

On "Wednesday last this court, in SEES
zion at Charleston, set aside the decision
formerly entered IN the case Of Barbour
stedman & Herod We. Thompkins ct al
from Kanswha county, and adjourned I'M
I'll Friday afternoon.
On Friday, without the transaction Of
any further business, the court adjourned
until the first day OF the next regular
term, commencing in Wheeling on the 9Th
day Of next June.
Only two submitted cases remain unde-
clded In the hands OF the court.