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The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-06

Mrs. S. Wright, Leon jerks. and Geo,
Houghtaling. were delegates from here
to the Sunday School Convention held
at Bennington. Othrrs of the village
also attended.
VIM. Huff slipped, and fell on wagon
wheel, breaking rib and severely in
juring him, but he will not stay away
from his business notwithstanding
Lyman Bennett improves the appear
ance of his premises very much, by
tastefully painting his home and sur
roundIngs.
Sullvan's Dramatic Co., gave satisfac-
tory entertainment to their audiences
this week, at Parker's Hall.
A son and heir to James Doyle this
week. Lucky fellow
G T. Parker is to return from the
West this week.
Mary Parker is back again from her
visit to Boston.
7, H. Hall is at County Court.
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BOndyIIIe.

Miss Hermie Burbank, who is teach
ing in East Arlington, came home to a..
tend the funeral of her sister, Mrs. Z.
Kendall but he telegram did not reach
Miss lone, who is in Athol, Mass. and
Clement, who is in New York, conse.
quently they were not able to be present
II. E. Duane and II. j. Fuller & Co.
are shipping a large amount of chair
stock. Frank Burbank and E. |. and
James Kendall are doing the teaming.
Frank Bid - in. life long resident Of
this village, was stricken with parslysis
Thursday evening. Hopes are enter
tanned OF his recovery.
Rev. Mr.. Bryant Of South London
derry preached at the church last Sun
day in the absence OF the pastor, Rev.
w. F. FL ch.
E. NJ Baker has the mail to carry for
the next four years from Bondville to
Wiuhall Station.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-06

How often we hear or read of some
one that has retired in apparent good
health that has been found dead in BED
the following morning. Anti-Apoplec.
tine is the only Apoplexy Preventive and
Paralysis Cure. Alexander D. Jones, Of
PASSPORT, Me-, writes Dec. 20. 1888 81
have taken two bottles of Anti-Apoplec
tine for Paralysis of the left leg, and il
has helped me-" Dizziness or Pressure
in Head, Pain around or Palpitation o.
the Heart, indicate its use. Sold al
your druggists.
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ShIIoh,s Consumption cure.

This is beyond question the most sue
cessful Cough Medicine we have ever
sold, few doses invariably cures the
worst cases Of Cough, Group and Bron
chitls, while its wonderful success in the
cure Of Consumption is without paral.
lei in the history of medicine. Since its
first discovery it has been sold on a
guarantee, test which no other m sdi-
cine can stand. II you have a cough
we earnestly ask you to try it. Price 10
cents, 90 cents and 81. II your lungs
are sore chest or back lame, use Shiloh's
Porus Plaster. Sold by ]. T. Shurtleff,
Bennington,
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mention the speaker is to call to mind
the peculiar interest with which in some
way or other he invests any subject on
which he may Owed. The drift Of his
remarks was on Christian work includ-
ing the religious training Of the young.
IL is almost needless to add, that he re.
ceived the closest attention until he
closed, and many would gladly have lis
tened longer.
The announcement that Mr.. Moody
would give in the Baptist Church half
hour talk at o'clock a. M, Thursday,
attracted large gathering, filling the
audience-room at short notice. He Sc
lected as his subject, THE personality
and work of the Holy Spirit" and the
theme as treated by him had freshness
aud force that a theological treatise
could never impaIt. Mr.. Moody closed
| just in time to reach the station and
take the o'clock a. m. train.
The Sunday school lesson for June 9th,
was taught to the Convention as one
class, CT. Raymond of Montpelier, con-
Quoting. The exercise occupied thirty
minutes and gave opportunity for prac-
tical work by teacher and class.
Special Helps, Uiz,-Teacher' meet
| iuBet MUTUAL CldsStS, OupplementAl les
sOns-received attention from Conductor
Parry. AS these helps are employed
more or less in every school, their ad-
vantages when rightly employed were
carefully set forth.
Pastor Gilbert of North Bennington
discussed the question sometimes arts.
ing, ITO what extent and by what meth
cd shall we teach UNCONVENTIONAL beliefs
in the Sunday school" The views OF
the speaker were doubtless acceptable Ia
his hearers. They were presented with
clearness and ability. Discussion of the
topic followed and then the Question
box" was opened and the various queries
answered by Mrs. Roach.
After passing a series of resolutions OF
the customary character the publication
of which our want of space prevents in
this issue, the Convention closed with
prayer.
The place of the next meeting was
left with the Executive Committee. 1t
is conceded by members of the Conven-
ton, who for years have attended It's
sessions that the present. was, to say the
least, one of the most successful in all
its details that was ever held in Vermont.
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white Greek.

Mr.. Carlos BIakely and wife of Rut-
land, were guests Of f, NJ. and b. T
Henry of Hinsdillville; II. r. Haswell
White Creek; A. r and Sherwood Has
well. Of Hoosick Falls; Chas.L. Hsswel
Of South SALISBURY, last week. Mr.
Blakely health is poor and he hopes ia
improve it with a trip through the
country with his own carriage, Driving
from one 10 two hours a day. Him
self and wife were more than week be.
tween Rutland and Hinsdlllvill. Sat
urdsy they started on their return, stop
ping at Arlington over Sunday, with
Mrs, Rule sister OF Mr.. Blakely.
Potatoes 90 cents barrel at Walloom-
sac. Grcsbcck "a loading several cars.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-06
For Sale.

The frame parsonage building of the
First Baptist Church will he sold on the
premis, Saturday afternoon. June 15!h
next, at o'clock. Terms of sale and
time when possession will be given made
known at date of sale,
WILLIAM r. GRAVES,
Chairman Building Com.
JOHN ROBINSON, Auctioneer.
Bennington, Vt, June 8, 1880. 90S
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-06

The dedication of General Stannard'I
monument at Lake View Cemetery Bur.
lington, on Thursday June 90, will be ar
event that will appeal to the love anC
patriotism OF every veteran in Vermont
as well as all others who served under
him, and will be a notable event. The
dedication will be in charge of the mon.
ument committee, consisting of General
Edward II. Ripley OF Rutland, and Gen.
W. W. Henry and Gen. T. s. Peck OF
Burlington, and they will be efficiently
aided by members of the various organi.
cations, who have decided to participate
in the ceremonies. Gov. Dillingham;
and staff, Lieut.. Gov. Woodbury. and
other State officers, the various ex-Gov
errors, Col. A. S. Tracy, department
commander and other department offi
GERS, regimental officers and the division
officers OF the Sons of Veterans, beside
officers and members OF the various
posts and camps are expected to be pres
ent. A line of procession will be formed
at some point in the city and the column
Will march to Lake View cemetery
where the monument will be dedicated.
The programme will include an Grafton
by some prominent speaker yet to be re-
lected and other appropriate exercises.
The second annual reunion Of the OH
Reg. Vt. Vols. will be held the same
day.
Arrangements will be made with the
railroads and Lake ChamDlain steam
boats for reduced rates. 1t is expected
that there will be large turnout Of vet
Grams from all parts OF Vermont as great
interest is manifested in the dedication
OF the monument.-FreeP Press.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-06

The Vermont Construction Company
are now at work on a new iron bridge
for Readsboro, which is to be 300 feet
long of three spans, and Will accommo-
date both railway and highway traffic.
The first span, Of 09 feet, will probably
be completed this week. The.process Of
riveting, as now done by machinery, is
a very interesting ons.-.St. Adams Mes
sen9er,
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Private Sale.

Private sale of Household Furniture,
commencing June 10th, lasting two
weeks. Will sell mattresses, spring
beds, bedroom suites, one feather bed,
bureaus, wash stands, chairs, etc., one
dining extension table. Come early and
avoid the rush. w. II, SIPPERLY.
Near Remington's shop. 2Ot2
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-06
Something worth Reading,

l will give estimates on all kinds OF
Cemetery Work, in Granite or Marble,
Foreign or Domestic. My prices are as
low as any in the State. Please call IN
and examine and get prices before plac-
ing your orders. Respectfully, etc,
G. NJ. LAMBERT.
North Street, Bennington, Vt. 2Oti
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-06

Tax Commissioner Martin has Just
completed his returns 10 the Vermont
State Treasurer Of the taxes assessed un-
der the corporation tax law for the next
six months ending Dec. 81. last. For
the insurance companies the returns are
! for one year.-FOllowing are the totals !.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS LOCALS,

Ia Call on E. L. George for likeness
Of your friends that will be comfort to
you. No sun prints or chemicals used.
All hand work, both in colors and plain.
Call or address Willow street. opposite
Baptist Church. 20tf
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-06

The following-named have recently
been appointed postmasters for Vermont
towns F. L. Martin Bethel : ]. Il.
Taggart, East Charlotte j. s. Young,
Troy Asa d. Gilmore, Weston w. S.
Cole, Westmore ; NJ. d. Leonard. West
Wardsboro.
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PownaI Centre,

The Sabbath school will give a concert
at the Union Church on Sunday evening"
June 9th, consisting Of songs, dtclama-
tions, recitations, etc,
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MARRIED.

HOUGHTON-AKIN.-I Troy, n. Y. June
4th, by Rev. DR.. Z W. Maxey, Rector Of Christ
Church, Geo. f. Houghton Of North Bennington
and Nina Josephine, daughter ofDr. Washington
Akin Of the former city,
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-06

Regular trustee meeting June 3, 1899.
The president and trustees all present.
In the absence of the clerk F. o,
Graves was chosen clerk pro tenn,
Voted, To discharge committee on
rubber coats Tor Putnam Hose Co.
Voted, That John NJ. Coleman be ap-
pointed to purchase seven rubber coats
for each of the Tiffany and Putnam hose
cOmpany's.
Voted, That the police committee in
struct the Tolice officers as to their duties
in the future.
Voted, To refer all police bills to chief
of police, and if not approved by him, to
be referred to police committee.
Voted, That the village attorney mott.
fy people not to draw any more dirt
or stone from County street.
Voted, That the trustees issue their
order for $600-$4S1 for highway use
and $l19 for village.
Voted, That the street commissioner
build sidewalk on South street to con-
meet with Elm street,
Voted, That the proposition made by
ID. l. Norton in regard to giving three
feet OF bis land toward extending the
width of street running south by his
place be laid on the table until the next
meeting.
Voted, That the resign ttion Of ]. E.
Hurley as chief Of police DO not accepted,
Voted, That petition presented by the
fire war1pna ha Ibid On tho 10 hla
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-06

Voted, That permission be granted the
members OF Stark hose company to move
away the old stair case in their building,
and to erect new one without cost to
the village.
To the president and board of trustees,
village of Bennington.
ResOiUed, Firstly, that lmmittee of
three members Of the board of trustees
be appointed to lay out, fix and deter.
mine the grade OF the streets in the vii
lage of Bennington.
ResOlred, Secondly. that the said COM
mlttee secure the services of a compe-
tent engineer to assist in laying out end
fixing and determining the grade OF the
streets rs aforesaid.
Resolved, Thirdly, that Geo. N. Phil
lips. John II Coleman and william G,
Bull be hereby constituted and appoin T.
ed said committee.
Voted to adj,urn.
F. o. GRAVES, Clerk Pro Tenn.
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npmN Dpn
Neben, Teppcflen, Matten, BOuIeaux etc. etc

in oem einfa9 speiBgetiin9ten Wan|ar.
bengei9oB bic lebte 8bilr bes Iaugen
Corridors auf. aus Dem eine fiihle aber
muffiGe Suft berausSrang. Oas @es
mad f9ien iebr felten betpobnt 3u per.
ben, ba Der Grembenberfebr uur bel be.
fonbernu NnldHen, an Geits unb Warfts
tagen, ale Rdume ber brei Seine beb6l,
terte. 9ls aber erIt bic beiben Jeniier
ge6ffaet unb bic groBen Na6tI9metters
linge bon ben &oBbaartifen bes tleinen
Sopbas binausgetaumeIt marem, war,
oas 3immer ridt 10 unmirtblid, tpie es
auf oen eriten Bid erf6ien. Man fab
unter 6em brett bOrfpringenben Dad
bes Saufes auf ben Warft biuab, gu
Der alten Qir9e unb benz G1l6B9en
binIber. bas auf Dem 8urebtieel stuif6sn
boben Bdumen itanb, unb babel b6rte
man bier oben ni1ts BON benz @ldiers
tlirren un6 9o6rufen oer 9o13eiis,
gdte unb fonnte feiner Na6trube fiber
fein.
Ser Saustne6t fab nit filler Genugs
tbuung, baB bic &eiienbe gegen bieles
nntertommen ni9ts ein3uwenben bate.
@r fttlte ben Goffer bin, beridwanb
auf furae 3eit unb tebrte nit einem
4ruge bpu frifGen @aifers surtd, ben
ct auf ben fleinen ueiB anseifri9enen
Maf6tiid tellte.
Sas 3immermdb6en tonne geraoe
ieBt unten ni6t abfommen, fie bGtte ale
0dnbe boa 5u tbun nit Nbrdumen unb
Ibfphlen, ba nun balb bet Ball anfan.
gen niirbe. Wenn bas Trdulein font
ni9ts mebr gu befeblen bdtten, lpolle er
| glei9faIs pieOer hinunter.
st ldGelte babel 70 beridmibt, baB
man beutli6 feben fonnte, eine iener
ungeadbIten @bampagnerfai9en iei nod
ni9t gang erlebigt unb tuarte brunten
auf i'm.
Die Grembe f9attelte uur oen &opf
unb tDanbte ii9 hann oem GenIter Su.
Nu@ na9ben fie allein gelafen mar,
ba9te fie nod ni6t barau, ben tleinen
f6war5en Sut nit benz berbIi6enen
gano unb ben 5erbriidten glumen abs
nebmen unb bic 6dnbe pon Den grauen
gefplrtten 0anof9uben 81 befre!en.
Sbr glid bing unberwanbt an benz
S1l0B9en briiben binter benz Sir1en.
bad, unb ie ldnger He in Die ionnigen
Wipfel bet 3aftanien unb lllmen i9au.
te, ie melandolii6er purbe bsr 2lus,
orud ibres 8ef9tes. gine i9arIe
tleine Galte seiste f6 an benz einen
Wtunbuintel; einMeniGenfenner fonnte
baraus ieben, tpie off uab nit tuie tros
| Biser @eringf6dbung oiefe 2ippen Ell.
mem beriagten @uni6, elmer eei6eiters
ten 9offnung 2ebewobl sefaet hatten.
(6ortfesnns fogat)
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[ppn eliier afrifanif6en Seiuiten> D}if.
non eie Wsfe las.
= Snl Nuftrage Ser Geihs &eaies
lung 1T i'll altona cine aerlesba,e Stride
aug Well6le6 fir 9amerua ongefertigt
uRo au6 bereits oOttbin uerIaben
I morben.
= 4uf cine traurige uno leItIame
Dirt III Der &egieruugsbaumeiffsr b.
Seller aus Wilbelmsbaben ums 2eben
getommeu. Gr batte einsn falfden
3abn DetfbluGt, Der f9 in bic speile.
r6bre feligefeBt batte uub mar nod 81.
benburg qefommsn, I'm einen 5pasials
Ar3t um &aib 5u fragen. st forb on
ber Operation.
: Ser 5tabt 0irnberg ifebt BET
gerlu1t elmer grrBen 5ebenswiirbigteit
bebor. Sie iebem 8elu9er ber Stabt
tDoblbetannte auf Der Burg behnbli6e
Sammlung BON mittelaIterli6en 6ols
terpert5eugen, iOtuie bic qlei6fals auf
ber Burg untergebra6te tuniibiltorif6e
Samrlung III bon einem austpdrtiaen
@oniortium angefauft porben. 9ie
tunitbiitorifbe Sammlung brinst bas
@oniortium i'm Grhbiabr in G6In 5ur
Iuttlon, mdbrenb Die @ammIung Der
SoIteruerf3euse porerft in ben gr6Beren
StdoteH GurCpas 5ur Nusitsuung ges
bra9t Nib.
= Wegen fahrldiiiger S6btung fnno
tn Jfhrnberg elm faum 15iGbriges gienit,
mdb6en Dor @eri9t. SalIelbe batte
beim 8aben zines tIeinen &inbes ioI6
helBes Walier pertuenbet, bob bas arme
Wurm gang perbriibt tpurbe unb am
anoeren Sage itarb. Gas rrtbeil lau.
tete auf eineu Mouat 8eFdngnib.
= Ser beutfbe &ellner 8unb, ber
tltrallb i6On nit benz gori6lag zines
RelnersOrbens 4ufmerfiamteit erregte.
ma9t ieBt in benz &ellner> Organe so
tel.Rebue" ben 8orf6lag, beionbere
ab3ei9en ftir Gellner einaufibren. ees
ber Sbertellner iou oil beiben Merneln
poa no aud 6as Militdr feline @rababs
3ei9en trdgt", cine feline 2ibe ober
S9nur aus @olb tragen. Die 3abl.
tellner ober glei@e 3ansfufen iollen
0teielbe Ius5ei6nung in 9ilber tragen.
guf beiben Wermeln miKe bas Nbseis
den f0oa barum iein, neil bic 5erbieite
bas cine oftma!s p.rbeds. 9lls 8runb
5u oiefer 9eueruns trirb u. ". aud an.
gegeben, baB es bdufig borfoume, B a s
o q tie unb Rellner bel grbBeren
5ettltbteiten, bel oenen ber iSrad bors
berrldt, miteinan6er bertpe9
felt IN porben ieien.
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80. bifliser 2iebbaber Dor benz S96fs
fen0eri9t gu beranttporten baben. elm
iunger Mrbelter, Der Dor ldngerer 3eit
nit einem Mdoden ein @erbdltniB anz
getniipft bate, pelbes gum Gbeiianoe
fiibren iollte. Derielbe erbielt fiiralid5
bon ieiner 8raut einen 4hfagebrief, ge.
rietb bariiber i'll grOBe Wutb unb be.
t9loB, lid on Der llusetreuen gu RIDDEN.
@r begab ii6 in Die Wobnuns beg Wdo-
9ens, purbe aber BON oemfelben fltrs
abgetuieIen. glls nun oas Wdb9en in
Elm anberes 3immer gcben tuollie, fieI
Der iuHge Mann iiber lie her, potf fe
3u yoben unb mollfe i9r bic 9faIe abbeis
Ben, r6amit lie 3eitletens IiBen bleibe".
Oas Mdb9en iusbrte fjd nit allen
Grdften unb idrie um 6iilfe; beoor
aber bic Nahbarn berbeieiIen fonnieu,
bate Der moOerne Otbello benz Mdbden
einen tisfeu YiB in bic Wauge beige.
bradt, iooaB bGs 8lut bod uuffpribte.
Der lpiitbenbe 8efeIle muroe iiberpdls
iigt unb an bic 2uIt 9eiebt. Die @ebiis
Iene. bersn g8unbe 3ugeudDt perbeu
nuBte, bat StraFantr0g sefisllt.
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Giue iidbcre 0elo.9lnlaac

1T eHe ielbe pelder Sbnen unter Gardnte ,uosz
ert merecn tam, ZAP e beriepisenpe RefuItate lie
fert phr1enaS has an8eeate Sch SurIdseiablt pirp
Nui tieer SaIi5 t6nnen sic rpu eem unten anaeaes
benen gpcibeIer einc 6lai6e ppn Or. aiuaS Reuem
o6mineiudts 9etImiel tauieu. G8 pirb sarantirt,
caB pailebe inter allen umidnoen 6rleihterans aes
ndbri, penn man eS 9eaen irseno ipel6e geiben Ser
Setle, her Srut cher her Suusen aupeneet - ,rie
Gdputiudt ennsenenidneuus Srpnhitts, @dbma,
Seu6hulten Brdune DC. 9e. @s 1T ausenebm einnehs
uup idmed gut, if r6uts i6er unb man tam lid
inner baraui perla1leH'
grebelaiden fre in alien Nprtbeien. QBcbleiale BET
0reiB, 8bcmplcnu. Co.
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Grnftli&e itriad,c sur senn. abiauma

~ perbanhen, menn bic @ieren anianseu untbds pl
pereen. DaSesen ipaten irfprt Sdritte setban per=
ben, ba anbernfaus fte Srisbtf6e Iierentrantbett,
3uderruhr pher font elm prsuni6es aeiben tie abr
Hetnltde Golse it, Sritetter Masenbtters 6t cine
boot betiiame @trtnns auf bic 9arnprsane, unb ba-
bel Iberarette fe imnrenbe 2bdtisteit au tieIe Or
sane ME bic pon ber @rrt sebpene @ren,e unb reist
eteielsen nidt 5u iebr, mas te pieleu auberen ,um
slet6en 3red sencmmenen Mtgturen nur III bdufis
Der 6aa 1T. Die sep6bnli6 i'm Sanhel pertpmmen=
ben StimnanSmitte ine ibres euriseu uub meh,inlcz
len SbaratterS wesen IL 6dlen her unbdtisteit ber
Neren tein geetsnetes Gerref y. Sie reten, obne bic
genun19te ggtrlun9 auf bic Dauer hertei,ufuhren
Die vrt9tt9e eie" spiiben bnen une e.nem III ltunas
loien 9arnbefereernnssm bait bas gitter8 meeS
9leiHbetts ais Spsstum Sesen malari iaarttse arant
betten, Dpsiepfe, gertcpfuas unb Gbeumatismus
pirft,
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- 0iit Der giufubr 6ineff6er ar.
belt in DeutfGianO pirb iebt -fO un.
9lnnbli9 bas bisber f@ien = bod mirts
lid ernit gema9t. Siirali6 fam in
9amburg cine gr6Bere an3abl Mons
solen fiir bic 9insfius Dampfer 2iaie
an, uno 5tuar mar oies bereiis bic
otltie eeabung betielben. 9lu6 elm
8rupp Gru.Nsser. tpelGe fir bic D6r.
mann 'f9en Sampfer uerwanbt ueroen
iollen. 1T ebenfaus in 0amburg ein.
gstrohen. 5ODobl bic @binelen, !uie
bic &ru Neger follen oIs Sei5er unb
&OblenIeute 8ermen6ung iin6en.
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s~ Dunlaps, Gnorz nn6 Gtetfous
6iite bel g ancoaif & Sobm.
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s9~ llnterseug in ieber 96tpere uno
au iebem preiie. Semben. unb 8ois
letfen'Artifel aus ben beiten 6abriten
bel PancOa & 8 oh n.
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Sag Weun Sbr @uern bollen Merib
in Nn3ugen baben iuolt. 70 iebt
@uG bic 6erbHs unb Winter 8orrdtbe
BEL ncoa 4 & 9 bn an.
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W6dentlide Sreie greie flir seras
erf6eint
ieoea 9onnerfag
unb toittt
$3.50 fir baS Sahr pner $1.25 f,is
6 Wpnate tn SuranSbesablnna.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-01
THE COURTS.
CoU1f n GENERAL TERM.-Jsdqes Ldmes,
Montgomery and Bratlley

CoUDf n GEyKRAL TERM-Judges james,
Montgomery and Bradley.
Saturday, Cowling agt. Cowling; decree be.
low affirmed conditiopally; opinion by Justice
Montgomery. Baden sgt Young; decree
signed. Anderson agt Baltimore and Potomac
railroad company; petition for rehearing fled
No assignment.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Chsef Justice Bingham.
Saturday, Barber & Ross agt johnson; mo-
ton to arbitrate submitted. Huntington agt.
Overmau wheel company; leave to withdraw
answer and file plea. walport sgt District
demurrer sustained. Okir agt Upton; motion
to amend submitted Davis, Clark q Co agt
lannerone; order for security for costs.
EQuITY CoURr-Jsdqe Coz.
Saturday, Gray agt Mcmahon; sale ratified
and reference to auditor. Bohrer agt Otterback;
trustee ordered to sell option to purchase
bonds. Stuart agt. Stuart; testimony before
h. Forest, examiner, ordered taken. Heyland
Cox agt Cox; R. R. Perry appointed guardian
ad Item. Beulah o. s. Baptist Church agt
Davis; time to take testimony limited Butler
agt. Strong; leave to file cross bill. Holler
agt. Clark; reference to J. J. johnson, special
AUDITOR. Assignment unchanged.
PROBATE CouRT.-Judge Con.
Saturday, estate Of Joshua L. Naylor: exem-
pllfied copy of will from Prince George county,
Nd, filed. Estate of John Hess; will filed,
proven, and admitted to probate. NJ. Leim-
bach; inventory filed. Estate of D. Linkins;
inventory filed. Estate Of Clara b. B. Hall; or
DER to show cause. In re John Lee Chapman;
Alice I. Chapman appointed guardian.
CRIMINAL CoURr-Judge Bradley
Saturday, Eugene Wilson ct al, conspiracy;
plea to jurisdiction filed. BENZ. Watkins ct al.
murder; motion for severance overruled
Frank Duncan false pretenses; order to restore
property. Assignment-Edward Boland, grand
larceny; Chas. Foley, assault with intent to kill;
Andrew Henning. HOUSEKEEPING, and w. 8.
Harding, assault with intent to kill.