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War KUIllOrS.


her terrible defeat IN 1870, which may
be accepted as having dated as much
as six to eight years ago, there have
been rumors of war in Europe and not
at any time without serious foundation
Outside OF the immense pressure OF
army estimates, there exist to-day
many sources of danger. Five genera
tions Of Cars in Russia have inherited
the legacy of the conquest of CONSTANT.
nople, but the arranging Of alliances to
that end has never yet been possible
today, through France 1t seems to be
nearer than at any previous time.
France is practically ruled to-day by
the "reycnge" party and would will
ingly see the Cossack in Stamboul, if as
her share of the victory the River
Rhine could be substituted for the Vos.
ges mountains us the Franco German
boundary. 10 wipe out her defeat in
1870 and recover AlSace and Lorraine,
France would gladly aid Russia in her
seizure of the Turkish provinces and OF
Constantinople.
England has shown her teeth and in
answer to Russia's forclb.e diplomacy
in the matter of sending her warships
through the DarJeneIles, has seized and
will iorrify the island of M!tylene this
Is the largest island in the Archipelago
belonging to Turkey and lies less than
one hundred miles south Of the Darue
nelles.
It is an unmstakable answer to Rus
STA act of sending her warships through
the Bosporus and is another Of the ma.
ny incidents that points to the fact that
all Europe feels that war is possible II
not imminent. The army maneuvres
and the movement Of warships are
watched and eagerly checkmated, tor
it is recognized that should one be per.
mitted to quietly gam series OF advan.
tages in the matter of position, it would
hasten rather than defer the date Of
hostilitics. The shortage OF crops and
consequent great discomfort Of the
peoples will be another element that
will disturb the equilibrium, now pre-
served only by the most careful ADJUST
ments of diplomacy.
1t is true that at times during the
past SIX years, matters seemed to have
reached a crisis that war was scarcely
to be avcrted, yet Was. This proves
nothing other than there has existed a
critical condition Of affairs and the per
iod OF peace has been prolonged for rea.
sons that must ut some Zine cease to eX
list.
Russia has disrusted France not
that France would not fight but that
her republican form Of government rem
dered her promises insecure. a change
ofrulers fairly promising a change Of
policy. Russia seems at last to have
determined that reliance may be T. aced
in France and an alliance has followed.
1t looks as though it would be Rus
sid and France against all Europe in
case of war, yet such must not be too
positively asserted. There are many
reasons for suspecting that some Of the
smaller German States would be only
too ready to shake off the grip Of Prus-
sia'S King and that the German Con-
ftderacy is not SO closely knit as the
young Emperor would be pleased to
have it appear.
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From OUR REGULAR C0RREsPoNDEN

From OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Sept. IA, 1891 :.
1t is not probable, judging from the
best information obtainable, that the
public curiosity regarding the successor
to Secretary Proctor will be gratifcd
before the first Of November, upon
which date that gentleman will assume
the Senatorial toga'-the temptation
to nse this time worn expression is ir-
resistab.r. There is a story here that
Il riln.,Ll, II nnt two. 10 lie nMr.i
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no. D. y utSliahi" town property III
q thriving Western Maryland town Of 1000
inhabitants. Prcr a!.3O0.
No. /. A small farm IN ,'.r l'rirh cnun
~. Maryland. Conveniently located and
!anlimprn>rd. $4,000.
No. "a farm IN McrhAnicotown Dis
'iict, Md. $4,000.
No. GA l">i'aDlc farm AM, country
residence IN Baltimore counly, Md, near
Baltimore City. $1,000
No. "a - bill roller flour mill, with
both water ana steam pover,l! miles from
diminishing, Md, al in XccIlrnt repair and
hes, OF reasons for selling. Also two DIV, H.
ire houses. one brick and one frame and Il
huu, 5 acres of good meadow land. SI..
600. This is undouol'd.y the greatest
bargain to hc had in the Maryland Real Els
tate marKc, to-day.
no. S.-A good firm in the northern
part If Frederick coUn,v, Md Has large
dwelling house and two tenant houses. Two
water powers and Il saw mill. Excellent
fault THIS property would make II good
summer boarding housc $1,000.
No. 9. 81 Acres of mountain land.
M. Nv ,'' s'''''' low" p''l"''! Il
"A'4a'" Ill SOW.
40. s:s. 80 Acres of improved land w.
ing onr the +. & f. Turnpike, one mile
south Of Emml,shurr and midway between
81. .joScph's Academy and Mt, ST. Mary'>
COLLEGE TWO story house, barn and other
"u' '"""'"gS' T-'""'
N"' e.. y wv" S'''' '''"Se ;'''' ''"'"'
=, ~ ".'', - W. W. ,',',t Wv; ''''1 WAX ~
WI -, ',''"',I'' H,''
...,' ..>H'' c'c' al w s""' al o''s''' 'o'
'>''""'
no. lJ.-A farm containing 80 to 90
I i, n II '''"M,' ".H'llr' '''" iron,
'''"f ',',-' '- "'''",' n,','",' '"'o. ,,, -
'""'"N 'NN' var '''" 'N'''''''' ''' w. i''''
, y, M|,,'' ""'l'''' " l""'" s''" ms
INV ~" ''i :"
No, s1.-A three, story brick building in
NIrhnnIc,luwn first floor, II modern store
room second and ,Ii Il floors suited for u
CHAR factory. Bull, IN 1889, well located and
~ l''S'''''NS repair I'''' 9-'''""'
No. ES.-A small country home. within
mile of Nj. :, Marvs CnlI".c, ON the +.
4 T. Tnrnpkc; y acres "A log wralhcrhoarl
ed house and ou,luIl,iin-s Price 1880.
90
10. iH.IA ."' S'mG m'i'N ''uHse anu
h,ur, Price SND.).
NO. " ~ E'''' III lou ",''H u! !'''
GnrH!nWn u'S'iic'' ( nv ron Logs H'a''oh'
w. NJ Il II. E.Ncti'rh' TWO Story prick mousse
lnr.r hahk Darn. .olnt NaI''ap!c tllhoc' lah".
r1cc per Acre S'b'S.
No. "A stock OF general merran'
I!se with business privileges IN 1nurlshlhg
Western Maryland town OF upwards OF looo
nhahltan,s The stock is new and Will br
sold on Inventory. Terms easy and no b".
nus IVA '''"''''''" '''''''''
No. ga Mill Property, situated in
I reagriSlown district, ON Owens Creek.
Stone mill building. Duohlc @carrd saw
mill, not attached to grist mill Dividing
house containing 8 rooms, small! barn and
;, wv, ~ , rnL,,, i ,' 81, ,o, ""
r. n,,l h n"3 =, ry,ll, ~, lnc,i ,r,d. pr,cr
-, ANA '''''' >'
.,', ,,' w." ~ ',''' NV ~
"" " "'' v,l'', M,,,,',
,','n ~ 1oon A. ,n,ni';,n,C Sn,nnl nd ,';rJ
slori laid of III rooms suitable for Off es
or dwelling First story Il first class store
room. Price, 81. 800.
Va Of ,,,c,, Of ro,or,l mcrch,n.
disc, consisting of dry goods, notions, grocer
les, &c. in Il prosperous town. good
rent rent s'%ck s"ecia'y cared for an" wei! Sc
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WARNING.

hereby forcwarn all persons from buying
or in any way negotiating a
PROMISSORY NOTE,
drawn 10y myself payable to G. NJ. Ilolhrcn-
ner for One hundred and twenty dollars, da
ted August 2Gth, 1891, as | have not received
value therefor and shalt refuse payment
thereof.
GEORGE VI EIClIELRERGER.
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I7caih:s,

On Sept 9, sol, at the residence &C his par
cnts IN Emmlsbnrg, of cholera iniantlln
Charles Henry, son of Pref and Mrs
James A. Mitchell, aged months and 2"
days,
On Sept ), 1891, at her res ldencc near S,biil-
asvIlc, Mrs Mar lha lIarr, aged 8? years,
months and Is days.
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Newspaper Law Decisions.

!. Any person who takes paper regularly from
:le postuficc-whethcrd directed to his name or an
other or whether he has subscribed or no'--,s re-
s;,orsible for the payment.
II any person orders his paper discontinued. he
orshe must pay all the arrearages or the publisher
u,ay continue to send it until payment is made
and collect the whole amount, whether the paper is
.kcn from the office not
No paper will be discontinued until paid up.
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PoLlTlcAL.-Thc Democratic county cen
trail committee on Saturday last fixed Salur
day, September 2Gth as the date ct the phi
mary mcclmgsanl Tuesday, Scpt,mbc: o9th
county Tins gives prospective canGilai $
for office but t day IN which to "canyaS>'
the delegates, to which the delegate viii not
likely obj ct,
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deceased, situated on West Main st, con-
taining2 acres. more or less, improved with
a large two story brick house, stable and
other buildings, good water and fruit.
residing on the properties or addcss either of
the undersigned,
TERMS: One third Cash, one third SIX
months, balance in Twelve months, or all
Cash at option of purchaser.
SILAS NJ nORNER, Executors of
THEO. McALLISrER, Estate of
!. HARVEY COBEAN, Holm Wnhcrow
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.idditDnul LocHs.

BggS Bros spring wheat flours aud
Crown Stock Food are for sale by the best
dealers in every town. Try them.
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l,HERlFFALTY.
| again offer myself as Il candidate for
Sheriff of Frederick County, and would
most respectfully solicit the AID nfmy friends
in securing the nomination for said "tlicc at
the approaching Nominating Convention OF
tn" Republican party. Respectfully,
npI:,O,f i. NJ BlRELY.
y EGISTE!t OF WILLS.
To THE NuTEEs OF FREDERICK CouNTY.
| lr.rhv "nn"'incr myself a Il rAhdlta
for the above office, irct to ;lic ratification
of,hc Republican Nominating Convention,
and rnrn silly solicit your support.
GouS most Respectfully,
incll,c. JOHN II. CUTSHAI.l..
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Every Home should have II.

II is not always convenient to cal! a
Physician for every lit ailmcnt, llaylny
Red FLAG On in the house YOU have Phvsl.
clan always at hand, it kills rheumatism
Nrulalyla. Burns Bruises and all Aches and
Pains. Price % cents.
There are few things in tins life Of which
we may he certain, bu, this is one Of them
Pan Tina Cough ant. Consumption Cure has
no equal for Coughs, Colds and Cons,mp.
ton. Price % Gents.
At Dr. J X Waters Drug store.
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FEAR An EPIDEMIC DIR. :, J. Sylcurk,
V $, was called to Brunswick on Monday
TO treat two horses of Mr. :. r. Shoots, who
lives near that place, which were sutl' rn@
with spinal meningitis. One Of the horses
died last night and the othrr it Is thought
Will recover. Three more horses IN the s;ulc
nciyhbol hood are reported TO be suffering
with the same disease and the farmers are
becoming alarmed, fearing that il may be
come an epidemic.
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13 ACRES,
40 SQUARE PEHCHES.

tt2 SQUARE PEHCIlES,
Of land. more or less, situated on the road
leading from Sabillasyi,le to Bucna Vista.
mile from former pInce, il Mn. the same
real estate described in said M rtgagc, which
is recorded in L,bcr A. f., No. =, folio 7?2o,
one of the Land Records Of Frederick County
by reference whcrcto it Will fully appear.
Said land is Ola good mountain soil and
is improved by a
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The Ball corset has soft

l he ball corset has SO1t
cyclets. Soft eyelcts arc
loops Of corset lace stitched
into the corset softer,
smoother, plcasantcr, heater,
more womanlike than metal.
The Ball is the easiest ever
worn by woman. The ease
is due to covered coils of fine
wire spring in the sides.
These springs hug the figure
gently, and yield with every
little strain.
The Ball is L" boned' with
Kabo that never breaks or
kinks or rolls up or shifts
from it's place.
You can wear a Ball corset
two or three weeks; and, if
you don't like it, return it to
where you got it and get your
money back. The mannlact-
urcr pays the merchant to do
that.
('uIr ,G1 Cousrr 10 l'htrorO and New York.
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VEGETABLE YLH.NT.S
mn
-sr1DJy-B-ssM3
c. |. CREAGER'S Greenhouse,
MeChaniCstoWn, Nd.
VEGETABLES, OR SALE IN SEASON
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Sixth Year of highly successful plant rails
ing. Early and Late Cabbage, Tomatoes,
Lettuce, Bee,s, Egg, Pepper, Sweet Potato
and Celery plants IN season. Flowers, Small
Fruits, Grape Vines ard Strawberry plants,
These plants have heretofore given general
sal istaction. Orders solicited.
Local Agencies have been established rs
follows:
II. +. Eylcr S,billasvillr, Nd.
NJ. f. Adcsbcrgcr, Emmilsburg, Md.
Dr. J. g. TroXcA, Mt st. Marys, Md.
James B Black, Rocky Ridge, Md.
+. T. Mailman, Lewlstown, Md.
DR.. J. H. Miller, CrcagcrstoWn NIL
mch5 Il
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ll-2 STORY LOG HOUSE,

stable and corn cIib
There Is II we'll of water, with pump, II
good garden and Il small
YOUNG ORCHARD,
and it is convenient I" churches, schools, and
stores.
TERMS OF SALE As PRESCRIBED l,Y THE
MORrG AGE--tASlI
WARMER T. GRIMES,
} Ed Martin, auct. Mortgage.
srWlnH
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New Advertisements.
Road Notice.
Frederick College.

Road Notice.
Frederick College.
The North Fad Real Estate Agency is
making up another Inst of properties FIR Il
circular .lat will I've sent out early in Octp-
her Those who are considering placing
property in their hands should determine the
matter at once. They are III receipt Of nu-
mcr us inquiries and have not as yet prop
critics to meet all requirements.
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I,,UH REGISTER OF WILLS
7 Respectfully announce myself canIi-
date for denomination for REGISTER OF
WILLS, and solicit the support OF my
friends.
Aug l3tt. HAMILTON LlNl'SAl.
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I nor THE ORPHANS COURT.

4 ----
The undersigned announces himself rs Il
candidate for the Office Of Judge ct the Or.
phans Court ut the election in Nov miner
next subject to the .lccISion Of the krpuhli
can Nominating Convention.
MARTIN J. EICIIELBERGER
may9Stc CrraGcrstown District
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rINO TIE VOTERS

N,HERlFFALTY.
Having concluded to become II candidate
for the next Sheriff of Frederick County. |
hereby announce my name as n candidate
for the same >unjcr To the next Republican
numInntInT convention, and would most re-.
sIrcliullv solicit from my friends Il favorable
consideration Of my name for the EcN, can.
ddalc for said office.
Very Respectfully.
\. ID. DOTN,
apr0 If of Iih jefferson District
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|1''R CLERK
OF THE-
CIRCUIT COURT OF FREDERICK co.
friends throughout the County, | hereby an
nouncc myself rs a candidate for Clerk of the
Circuit Court for Frederick County, Mary
hnl subject to the decision Of the Demo.
cratic Nominating Cunvcl iion Of 1891.
iy3,c. JOSEPH WEAVER,
FREDERICK, MD.
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WASHINGTON Letter

Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-06

CONTRACTS Awarded by the Commissioner
Today and Work to BE Soon Begun.
The following awards for the improvement
OF streets were made today and work upon the
same will begin in q short time:
Fourth between G and D streets northeast,
9Th between and D streets northeast, d be-
tween 9Th and Pennsylvania avenue southeast,
North Carolina avenue between Sth and llth
southeast, 18th between East Capitol and C
southeast, 10th street between d street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, and C street
between sth and 10th streets northeast, P.
Maloney; NJ street between AZ and 9Th streets
southwest, Andrew Gleason; d street between
18th and 18th streets northwest, 18th street be-
tween ID and E streets northwest 10th street
between s and streets northwest Riggs
street between 10th and 18th streets northwest
North Capitol street between X and NJ street.
18TH street between Tstreet and Florida avenue
Y street between 14th and 10th streets, Sd street
between ana II streets northeast Prospect
street between S5th and Seth streets, N
street between 35th and 36th streets, Prospect
between SD and High streets, seth between
Prospect and o streets, Massachusetts avenue
between North Capitol and LIST streets northeast
and Z between It'll AID 18th streets south
west, barber Asphalt Paving Company; New
York avenue between Florida avenue and
North Capitol street. New York avenue be-
tween 18th and 14th streets northwest,
I'd street between Maryland avenue and Cstreet
southwest, I'd street between l. and F streets
southwest Il street between New Hampshire
avenue and Goth street, t street northwest be-
tween 9Th and 10th streets northwest n street
between 22d and Gath streets northwest and
Caroline street between 18th and 18th streets
northwest, Crawford Paving Company; Flor
ida avenue between LIST and 4th streets north
west, 18th street between d and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast. Florida avenue betveen 9th
and 18th streets northeast north side Lincoln
square, l street southeast between I'd and Sd
southeast and I'd street southeast between and
Virginia avenue, c. II. Eslin and Pennsylvania
avenue between l1th street and new bridge
southeast, NJ. F. Tally.
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MEN WITH BROOMs,
Trying STRENGTHENING Experiment ON q
Portion of Pennsylvania Avenue.

Trying . STRENGTHENING Experiment ON .
Portion of Pennsylvania Avenue.
Pennsylvania avenue from It'll to 18th streets
10 the scene Of an interesting and important
experiment in the way of street cleaning. About
year ago Commissioner Douglass, in an inter-
view with a STAR reporter, said, among other
things about street sweeping, that latter
the new appropriation Qs9D is had it is
contemplated to try the Paris system, at least
on one street, to see how that will work.
Last Friday the experiment. was commenced
on Pennsylvania avenue from It'll to 18th streets.
force Of men is at work under the direc-
ton Of Superintendent Arnold with hand
brooms. They keep at it all day long brushing
the dirt into heaps as 1t accumulates. Then q
cart comes along and carries it of. This is
done at the Districts expense, and is in addi-
ton TO the nightly sweeping of the avenue with
the big street-sweeping machines used by the
contractor.
A force Of ten men is now employed An
experiment will be made with hand scrapers as
well as brooms, the purpose being to ascertain
the most effective methods of cleaning
The Commissioners will watch the work this
month and want the avenue merchants and the
public to notice it, SO as to aid the Commits
sioners in their judgment as to whether the in
creased cleanliness and comfort will warrant
the increased expenditure. In case this method
is approved it is probable that Pennsylvania
avenue from the Peace monument to 18th
street and the connecting stretch Of 18th street
will be cleaned daily and hourly in this way.
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Cut His Stepfather.

''whitechapel," as part of the city il called
WAS the scene of an unprovoked cutting case
yesterday. The victim Of the ugly looking
knife an old colored man named John
Lewis and his assailant was Joseph Williams,
his stepson.
Joseph is a murderously inclined youth and
has attacked his stepfather on more than one
occasion. Yesterday he went home and at
tackled the old man without any cause and cut
him In the side. The weapon used was q large
penknife that was owned by the assailant.
He appeared before Judge Miller this morn
ing and denied the charge after having plead
guilty.
'.Did you cut the old man," the Judge asked
NO. sir, was his reply.
''What did YOU plead guilty for them
II know'd might well say guilty - any
thing else," he replied.
lis this your knife
Yes, sir"
''How did the old man get cut2'
Il don't KNOW"
Well concluded the judge, you can have
eleven months and twenty nine days to find
out
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NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE.
Benefit OF the Free Delivery system-How
the Fourth Was Celebrated.

the Fourth Was Celebrated.
Correspondents of The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE, July 5, 1891.
Thomas Dawson, postmaster at this place,
has made the following report of the free de-
livery system in his Office for the month Of
June: Registered letters delivered, 8: non-reg-
istersd letters, 4Ois; postal cards, SIS; second,
third and fourth-class matter, ASA pieces;
local letters collected, 81: mail letters, l.545:
local postal cards, 20; mail postal cards. $50 !;
second. third and fourth-class matter "a pieces;
total number handled, $3.50. The business OF
the Office has increased during the past year
10 such an extent that the salary of the post
master has been raised from 81. coo to Al 200
per annum. The business Of the free delivery
is also gradually increasing and is giving en-
tire satisfaction
Yesterday Mr.. W. vei-s Bouic, as trustee
sold three lots of Land near Germantown sta
tion, on the Metropolitan Branch railroad, to
the following persons: Lots No. and 2. con-
tanning in the aggregate "a acres, to Lee Ofutt
Of this place for $3.50 lot No. 3. containing
acres. 10 Patrick Warren FOR St6.75 per acre.
Lots No. and 2 are partially cleared land and
No. is in oak and chestnut timber.
One of the most exciting and hotly contested
games Of base ball ever played here came of
Yesterday ut the fair grounds between the ORR
entail Club Of Washington and the Athletics OF
s.n,. -, 49,; N D.i,ni iniiins r,e
game WAS witnessed by quite a crowd from the
- ~. So ~, iiIe e , anu "liic tne!
az - ,,. ~ , 80 =. ". VI
In - ,s,i., I, i,''- lne
In one Of the innings, while Harry Dawson of
nine hIow so,,, ,b Ill ,' ,I he sum
SsiIs,c b;,, 80 49, -. a. si'e si'e % 'he hea1
- - - = e -o.ii.N % az instant ne
Uart IN the balance OF tho
,a',.t. =, w, eA PCT 70 nave their new
1872, 49, N - ., IeaGy Tor occupation
an,s.,ai-, .i,,hS ,o, VII DC Pieaseu 70
~. .,'G I'm : cis'''''cs-
.II OF applicants Tor
ae. 81 ~, 49, NIH DC heid mere ON the
on, s-h an tV.h instant Inc hrst two days
80 =. 80 -, ~ a.eants IoI eefuneates to
si ~ ~. 'eNo'i' anu 'he third TO eol-
oie Ws.p h.iiS,- -,
GaInb son ~ Ne 80 I n innSy YESTERDAY
- - h.',Sy b,,.,.J ueA.u Oh this
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THE COURTS.
CIRCUIT CoURr-,yuioe Cor

CIRCUIT CoURr-Juioe Cor
Today-Wllixms. xdmx., agt. Boden, admx /;
motion to qussh sci ia. overrulsd. National
Savings Bank agt- p. d. welker; plaintiff de-
murrer oyerruled. Miller's River National
Bank agt winona Paper Company; finding and
Judgment o: condemnation. Sutherland agt
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company;
motion for new trial. Class agt. Phillips;
plaintiffs death suggested and administrator
made party. C. X. Marshall agt Freeman l.
Money; do
EeuITY CouRr-JuI9e Hag,sr.
Ioday-Boulding sgt. Boulding: exception to
take testimony limited. Somerville agt. Boss;
sub 40, square 500, released from lein Edelen
sgt =; motion for security for writ
oTerruied Savoy agt. Fields; sale postponed
till further order.