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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-29
A Defense o, tho Trailing down.

II ever o woman might pose AS O mis-
understood martyr, IL IN she who wears
the trained gown Press aud people
unite In dsnouncing this most graceful,
most artistic, most convenient and most
scrupilously neat ~ all modes. The
average gown cannot be lifted on the
street at least by any woman who has
any reverence for grace; the trailing
gown Ia made to be lifted, and Its wearer
is thus preserved intact from all the
various horrors Of street dust, 80 ardently
described In the press,
The secret Of oil this atrocious misun-
Outstanding Of the train is simply that
1t Is an omanation Of the masculine in
tellect that cannot, alas! know by per.
sonal experience anything OF It's comfort.
The trained gown concentrates all its
weight In one place, and It IL 80 skill
fully designed and draped that at
touch IL can be lifted, while the ordinary
skirt, Iefrilled and befounced, needs
dozen pair Of hands to raise 1t.
1t Is quite time that the claim OF thu
trailing gown to the highest know
degree OF hygienic value, temporar,
comfort and beauty be set forth. i
has been reyiled long enough by thos'
who know nothing about it.-Liliai
Whiting In Boston Budget.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-29

"How does it happen that you alone
Of your large family have SOFT, piuht
hands. while all the others have such
thin, bony onesT asked pretty won
an. "Tm sure cant tell why am
90 favored" she answered. unless 1t Il
because / take more care OF mine.
never wash my hands without afterwarc
rubbing them until they Jingle with
niece Of soft white flannel"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-29

Women with tendency to what they
prefer TO call embonpoint for some time
have carried about in pretty bonbon Of
plain pill boxes little pellets of saceharin
ready for use in casual cups OF tea OF
coffee In houses where the saccharin
howl has not been added to the sucrier
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-29
Tho Working Girls Vacation soci,

The Working Girls Vacation society
Of New York city, is now in its ninth
year. Nine hundred girls have been
sent away for vacations Of about tive
weeks each, and about 1900 excursion
tickets were given to girls who could
only leave the city for day at time.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-29
INDEX CLAIM.

Beginning st the place Of discovery ct 8 I
inch foot long pine post marked I, ). \
Disc. nd running thtne north 90 degrees
minutes east $50 feet to northeast end eeii
thence north 10 degrees IS minutes west
feet to corner No. 4 Of location which 10
corners No. and of this sud
marked U. 5 l.. 50. p. IL for corner Aol
thence south 60 degrees 06 minutes west Y
feet interssct east side line Of Zero claim
point south 81 COS. 81 min. east 1851 feet 4
corner No. . OF said claim, 1887 feet inter-
west side lire Zero claim Al q point SOUTH
degrees "a minutes esst lO443 feet from COZ
40. Of said claim; ll42.4 fee, irtersect 81
east end line scipio claim At poiEt sou'i
degrees as minutes west 92.s itet from eVf
No. 8 OF said claim; l2T22 feet inierseel
side line Scipio claim at q point norm u
grees "a minutes west i26 feet from eolne,
4 of said claim, l440 feet 70 corner NO
Survey marked U. s. L. 81, p. IL ior cornell
Ia whence corner No. this location iess1
with corner No. 5 Deerfoot bears SCUM VI
grees 90 minutes west 80 feet distant VI
south 20 degrees 81 minutes east 50 feet "
inch foot long pine post marked U.
Is for corner No. Is whence corner NJ
location bears north 10 degrees ~ nln
west III feet distant; thence south 10 dfers
minutes esst 800 7 feet 10 AKA inch ~.
nine most marked U. s. l.. ~ p, u ~ vi
No Ii; thence north 50 degrees % nina t.swl
1873 feet iptersect west side line LsfO esA iSd
a point south 81 degrees "a minutes o.. sss m
feet from corner NO. OF SAID CLAIM i, = IA
intersect east side line Zero claim ~
fouth 81 degrees "a minutes east lzivTT
from corner No. 2 Of laid claim. l6ue w
corner No. OF location, lI4 inch 10y,
pine post marked U. 8. L. 81 7. 10, toT cots
and which 10 also corner No. OF hl.l,1
lode. Thence north IS degrees % minute, ~.
s73.7 feet to corner No. II the place OF "
ing.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-29
Application for a Patent
Nos. lnos and zoos
UNITED sIAIEs LAID oTrrcE.
EUREKA, Ssy@da, December Is. lsgl

nos. los and zoos
UNITED sIAIEs LAID oTrrcE.
EUREKA N@y@da. December Is, 1872.
oIicE IS HEREBY GIVEN HAT Tn
1 Pioche G nsolidz,ed Nj lng A., -
u company. by iis duly FL ic-izet 80,
D. Jsoofne' whose posto.as, address i
fl'che, Ltnc in county. stat If Nevada n.
a sdr DUPLICATION for Unite States Patent 20.
u hlng aud Qaesn lode ICONS Ida eel MN
ing elsims, situate in the ly Min ug District
lincoln county, Nevada. consisting OF 1886
liueAr feet of the King lode and I.ss6 . 1ira.-
fee: OF thu Queen lode and 2eJ fe4t In With
surface ground on each claim, as shown on the
pist posted on the ground, Being Lo, No "a
shd described IL the field notes snd plat uf tn.
oincial survey on file IN this office, with ma.
lows:
KING CLAIM.
beginnins at the place OF discovery at a AJAX
9 feet long pine post along side shaft II feet
deep marked O. S l.. So Disc: thence south 70
degrees ~ minutes east along centre line o:
claim 2il feet to east end centre Of claim
th=lee sout1 A degrees ~ minutes west along
southeast end line Of claim and northwest SIDE
line Juno claim l2l.5 feet TO southeast corner
u SiAiin a 414x5 feet long pine post marked U.
>. L. 81. for corner No. L. Identical with
post No. / Juno claim, whence the lrner com
mon to Sections 22-23-2G-27, TIN, RET 4, ND.
bears south 81 degrees 81 minutes east 7O5
ieTi shu post NO fuba, u. s Lot a.. bears
morn - degree 50 minutes ives: 10! feet;
Thea CD north 70 degrees ~ minutes west 1895 2
lerI 70 southwest corner Of claim, q Axis feet
long pine post marked U S. L. So FOR corner
No 2, identical with post No2Us. Lot 50
whence post No. /, Psnscker, U. y. Lot SO bears
north ~ degrees 20 minutes ives. FOL feet;
thence north Il degrees 40 minutes east PAS feet
to northwest corner. pine post 4x4x5 feet long
marked U. ). L. 50, 8 for corner No. 8, idehti.
cal with southwest corner Queen claim, whence
Ploche No. shaft bears north 10 deer.es west
l5i 7 feet; thence south 70 degrees 40 minutes
east 1885, to northeast corner, AXIS feet lorg
pine post marked U. s. l.. 50. T 4 for corner No
. identical with southeast corner Queen claim;
thence south "A desrees ~ minutes west 243 feet
to post No. l. place Of beginning
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BULLION CLAIM

Beginning at the place Of discovery at
4r4IS feet long pine post marked U. Lot "a
Disc; thence south 10 degrees % minutes east
III feet 10 southeast end center: thence
south degrees Il minutes west l0j feet to
corner No. l. thence north 10 degrees So min
utes west l2l feet 10 corner No. ?, Identical
with post U. s. Lot Al; thence north IS de-
grees i5 minutes west 1858 ieeg - corner No
3, whence corner No. 9. location ienticsl with
pest 4, U 5. Lot Al. bears north IS degrees IS
minutes vert is5 feet distant thence nOrlh
degrees n minutes cast 1921 feet inteIsect
southeast side line Phoebe U. y. Lot 80 at cor
her No This survey, whence post U ). Lot
40 bears south II degrees " minutes west S3l 81
feet distant; thence north II degrees CI min
utss east 2G4 feet to lI4I5 feet long pine post
marked u. =. l.. 81, y. 6 for corner 8; thence
south 81 degrees As minutes east 1898 feet TO
4x4x5 feet long pine post marked U. D l.. Oh.
Z. 9 for corner No. G. wheLce portal OF Burke
Tunnel bears south 81 degrees 40 minutes wett
9T feet distant; thence south 10 degrees IS
minutes east 100 0 feet intersect west end line
Slick claim at post No. 2 this survey. whence
corner No q location bears south 10 degrees Is
u.inut es cast 449. feet distant: thence south 4
degrees 81 minutes west 2o6 feet, to corner No.
/ place Of beginning.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-29

To rid the house of flies, moths, ANTS and
water bugs, not to include others more
uncomfortable, 1t has been found salts
factory to fumigate by burning sulphur
candles, u far easier method than the
old fashioned one of breaking up stick
sulphur on hot Goals.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-29
YOU
DOw'T KNOW

what q comfort it is TO
have ready at hand q
remedy that never fails
10 relieve Constipation,
and that, without pain or
discomfort; and almost
Immediately cures head
aches, and dispels every
symptom Of Dyspepsia.
Such a remedy Is found
in Simmons Liver Regu-
lator-not a sweetened
compound to nauseate, or
an Intoxicating beverage
to cultivate an alcoholic
appetite, but a medicine
pleasant to the taste, and
perfectly harmless when
given TO the smallest
child. s. L. r. never
disappoints. Itpossesses
the virtues and perfec-
tions Of a reliable remedy
Of the kind endorsed by
eminent physicians.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-29

A Massachusetts, Law Makes Trouble.
The ffty.eight hour law for women
and children is already causing the dis.
placement Of women. Wright & Potter,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-29

Ice is now used to preserve cut flow.
ers. Put your bunch Of roses in the re.
frigerator over night. Salt and ice are
said to answer even better than ice alone.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-29

Beginning at the place Of discoyerv a,
l1ch nEe foot long Pine post, marked n a
o. DISC. thence running north ia dag,al
minutes west along the center line NJ r.
% ftet to intersection Of northenat and ~,
the Deerfoot claim and centre of west and n
thence north 20 degrees 81 minutes wes, !,
feet to AKA inch FIVE foot long pins
marked I. s. L. So P. for corner No ~ NJ
post Silver Lode U. s. Lot IS hear no..s
degrees 80 minutes west 9OS feet dis,ai
thence suth 70 degrees 80 minntes oast
Feet to AKA inch five foot long nine
marked U. S. L, 50 p. q for corner No . wh
the corner ,commen to Sections % aud
ana ~, Township N, Range 81 z M n I
Tears north 81 degrees 20 minutes east 4
ieet distant; thence south 20 degrees "a !
u.es east lls4 feet 10 the northwest sids
OF the spring lode. U s. Lot 81 TO 4xlf
I'VE loot long pine post marked U. s. L 69l
Tor corner no. 8; thence eouth45 degrees 90 I,
utts west lG6.7 feet to AKA inch five foot i
pine post marked U. 8. L. 50, PA for co,
No I; thence north s. degrees 81 Minutes ,
"a 3 Ieet to AKA inch Ave foot long pine
marked U. 3. l.. 90, 2. for corner No. s; this
north Ts degrees 80 minutes west l66 Q feet
discovery point Of Richmond claim; S7S 81
to corner No. Richmond claim and corner
lIde1 claim, TAT feet to a AKA in CHI i've
long pine post marked U. S. l.. 81, r. 6 for
ner No. 8, and which is also corner No
Index ctsim and corner No OF leert
claim; thence north 40 degrees "a minutes v
236 feet to corner No. /, ,he place OF be,
ming.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-29
Application for n Patent
Eureka. Nevada, December is. iss4.
Nos. 1851. zoos 1909

Eureka, Nevada, December Is, lisa.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Phoebe Consolidated Mining and Raduc-
tfon Company, by It's duly authorized agent, t,
J. Osborpe, whose postofice address is Phoebe,
Lincoln county, State Of Nevada, has made
application for United States patent for the
Cache, SLICK and Bull on Iodes consolidated
mining claim, situate in the Ely Mining Dis
trict, ii ncoin county, Nevada, coIslstlng o.
lac 3 linear feet OF the Cache lode, and l493 8
linear feet Of the Slick lode. and 5S3 81 linear
feet Of the Bullion lod and 1C feet width
surfaes ground on each claim, az shown on the
plat posted on the ground. being Lot No. "a.
and descI ibed In the field notes and plat Of the
oficiAl survey on file In this office, with mag
netic variation St sixteen degrees east, as fol-
lows
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RICHMOND CLAIM.

Beginning at the Identical place Of ~ N
a AKA inch S foot long pine post mn .s nj
Lot SO Disc. and running thence luz
rrees 80 minutes west 1855. 3 feet TO coip'
Of Il cation marked Y. 8. l.. 81 Z. 10 ~.
No. l6 and which 10 ALSO corner No.
survey; thence south so deg. 90 MN
feet to corner No. 3 Of location, IA ~
long pine post marked U. q. L.
corner No. ii; thence south Is desirT
utes east 373. 8 feet to corner NO. ~ IA
AKA inch foot long pine post mh IA
l., SO p. Is for corner No. y, thene .,,r.}
dag-. "a O6 minute east l00e feet 70 colD,,
! ~ location. marked U. 8. l.. 62P y,
No 10 and which IL also corner NJ ~
aurvev. thence north 70 degrees ,Is
west ara feet to corners l6 and 10 M
beoinning. containing total are, ii,
scrss divided as follows: area Oh sf lD
4 IA acres. Deerfoot lode, o. sa1s ~
lode a, 80 scres and Richmsnd lode, n
Area eliminated from this suryeyssi@yy
In conflict with U, 8. e. No. ~ sp' rous
ia conflict with U. o. o. No. W. bsianI
ilct 2.9i acres. Net area claimsyS n ov
acres and all situated In Section ~ ,nd
ship NJ, Range 81 E., NJ. D. .s.D,dsr d
recorded In the ONCE Of tho h''' 4,
! Ely mining district. -. xfe th'I
The nearest known location arspey.
J scipio, silver, Yuba. Spring ana .dysfssn
/ Any and all persons claiming ,d suryt'
/ portion OF said Alpha Consollol,sd 10 ne
So, or surface ground are regs,r Of tbeo y.
adverse claims with the kesi.,u tho NJ
states Land Once at Eures"G pupns,
Nevada, during the per,o., by Vp'I
hereof, or they will be deu'" III
the;proyision OF the stattu,nsi1NEI.E, hes'
1t is hereby ordered ths 1., ,p DO psfa1
for the period OF sixty dalyy days .p gfsri
weekly weekly newspaper aI pablissSs%u ssiKiS S
colin county. Neyads. J'f'
dol
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-29

Mrs. F. B. Mapp, of Milledgeville, Ga,
is reported to have received a diploma
and gold medal from the Inventive So
ciety, of Paris, for bread raiser she has
invented.
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Slick CLAIM.

Beginning at tho place Of discovery at
4xix6 feet long pine post marked U. b. Lot o.
Disc, whence O shaft 100 feet deep bears north
90 degrees 05 minutes west lls ieet ulnthnt,
thence north IS degrees 50 minutes west io,.S
feet to west center end line; thence south de-
grees II minutes west 100 feet. southwest cor.
ner location 4xAx5 feet long pine post marked
u, 3. l., 81, p. 8for corner No. 8, whence corner
common to Sections ~, %, 20, ~, I. NJ, II. "
h., MT. Diablo Meridian, bears south III degrees
90 minutes east 709.4 feet distant. and collar
Yuba lot 42) shaft bears south 20 degrees 40
minutes west 77G.5 feet distant; thence south
So degrees 50 minutes east 1898 feet to AKA
x5 feet long pine post mark d U, H. l.. o., T.
for corner No. .. whence northwest corner
Poorman and northeast corner ALBION claims
bears north IA degrees 40 minutes west 1883
feet distant; thence north degrees ~ minutes
east $50 feet to 4x4x5 feet long pine post
marked U u. l.. 81, z. 10 for corner ~; thence
north IS degrees 50 minutes west 1889 feet to
4x4x6 leet long pine post marked U. b. l.. "a,
r. IL for corner No. Ill thence south degrees
27 minutes west 200 feet to post No, y. place OF
beginning
CACHE CLAIM.
Beginning at the place OF discovery at AKA
rs feet loag pine post marked U. y. Lot "a
Disc; thence north IS degrees 50 minutes west
Tl8,8 feet to west end center; thence south
4 degrees az minutes west 100 feet to southwest
corner location and post lz-ll TINS survey
thence south 66 degrees So minutes east l4So !
feet to southeast corner claim and post l3-l,
this survey; thence north degrees ~ minutes
east 400 feet to northeast corner claim and post
this survey; thence north IS degrees 81 niinute'
west 1898 y feet to northwest corner Claim ant
post Is this survey; whence tine Wheeler monu
ment bears north 81 deg "A minutes east W..
| feet distant; thence south degrees 27 minntet
west 200 feet to post l2-Ii this survey, place OIL
beginning.
Containing o total area OF 10, 20 acres, DIVIDE
an follows, Area Of Cache claim, @ ~ acres
area Of Slick claim. 8 80 acresi area OF Builiol
claim, 2.9i acres. The area eliminated iron
man claim, o IS acre in conflict with Redroc
claim, ora acre In conflict with vesta claim
90 acre In conflict with Juno claim. Jota
conflict 242 acres. Net area claimed bein
u 2s acres. All situate In Sections y and ~
TIN. II. G1E f.. NJ. d. NJ, and duly recorde
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-29

The popularity OF collegiate training
for women is widespread. More than
three thousand students were enrolled
the past year at vassar, Smith, Welles.
ley and Bryn Mawr.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-29

at affords me pleasure tOddd my testi'
mony 10 those you receive annually In
reference 10 your valuable medicine. j
best family medicine on me market. J
have prescribed ~ With excellent results"
w. +. PARK, ~. D., Tracy CITY. Tenn.
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Nos. 1901. ioc2, zoos. 1904.
UsITED STATES LAND oyr,c,
Eureka, Nevada. Sovar,I

oriCE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT
tion Company, by its AUTHORIZE . na hd
Y. Eames, whose post Office sfidress g. Z.
Lincoln county, state OF Neyads bss
application for a United States ps,eI, =.
AIpha, Deerfoot, Index and RichmonS \
leonsoiidatedl mining claim, situate N
Ely Mining District, Lincoln county "
consisting OF 1856 feet Of the Alpha ~
ieet Of the Deerfoot lode. 1890 feet Of tbs !,
lode and 1000 feet of the Richmond loda
surface ground as shown on the plat me-, :,
the ground, being Lot No. 50, ana desersSs.
the Held notes and plat OF the official s,,r,.,
ME In this Office, with magnetic variation
degrees east "a follows.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-29

Mrs. Mackay never wears any jewelry
at her own entertainments. At her last
party, which was a concert for the
young Italian royalty, the Due d'Aosta.
she wore pale pink, without ornament.
Her guests were jeweled to the point OF
barbarity,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-29
$4,000.
Price, :

II there is no agent in your town, adj.
dress us on the subject. as we are more
liberal with our agents than any other
company IN our limo
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-15
A POOR DRUGGIST IN LUCK.
Romantic Story OF How He Inherited
Rich German Estate.

A Romantic Story Of How He Inherited q
Rich German Estate.
NASHVILLE, March 14-Bothio Won Min.
derof was yesterday a poor druggist in
East Nashville. To-day he is heir to 80, O0C
thalers and yet is not satisfied. The young
man is German. He told his romantic
story to a reporter some time ago. His
brother Paul has been looking for him fol
months and found him through the medium
of this story.
Paul, Bothio and Herman are brothers
and were recently left $4,000 thalers each
by Baroness Won Minderoff, their aunt, who
was hofdame, or housekeeper, to Dowager
Empress Augusta. Paul received the in
formation and has been looking for Bothio
ever since, not only to apprise him of his
good fortune, but to induce him to contest
his aunt's will, which leaves 1000 thalers
to sister and large amount to home char
tiles Bothio has agreed and Paul will 90
to Germany to institute suit. When Paul
found Botbio he came to him in the guise of
a tramp and was ordered off the place. He
was not recognized until he removed his dis
guise
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-15
THE WHOLE TOWN SCARED
Why Life Is Made Miserable for the Good
Men of " Worcester.

Why Life Is Made Miserable for tho Good
Men of Worcester.
WORCESTER, MASS. March IA Special ]
The poor wretch who slashed with knife
two young women a fortnight ago has
created peculiar condition of affairs
in this city. One man who was
chasing street car run plump into a
bevy of pretty girls who suddenly turned
the corner Instantly there was a commo-
tion. The cry of "Jack the Slasher" was
raised. The unfortunate man was captured
and badly mauled before the police came to
his rescue. He had been drinking and was
sentenced to six months imprisonment.
Another man who had celebrated Mardi
Gras day with more enthusiasm than dis
cretion got into the wrong house on his re-
turn, and was knocked insensible before he
could'be recognized.
Another good man was returning from
church and saw lone female ahead of him.
He knew of the popular scare and regulated
his steps to those Of the woman in order
that he might not be obliged to pass her.
She of course noticed his action and
began to scream. Then she tainted on the
sidewalk. The man, whose name is Nc
Glinchey, ran to her assistance, but was ar
rested as the supposed "Jack the Slasher."
His neighbors were in the crowd, however,
and he secured his release.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-15
THE COURT CALLED UPON
To Decide Who Was Elected School Di-
rector in the Twenty-Sixth Ward.

To Decide Who Was Elected School Di-
rector in the Twenty-Sixth Ward.
A contest of the election of Robert Blaze
as School Director of the Twenty-sixth
ward was commenced yesterday in the
Quarter Sessions Court. The contest diff
fers from those usually made, in that it is
based on one point. 1t is stated that the
polls of the First district were not located
in the tin shop of John Hughes, on Sydney
street, as fixed in the Mayors election
proclamation, but instead they were
located in Hare's plumbing shop, at
the corner of Sydney and South
Eighteenth streets. This, it is asserted,
is sufficient cause to throw out the votes of
the entire district.
The difference this would cause would
elect Frederick Eglisdorf, Blaze's opponent.
The vote as announced in the whole ward
was 612 for Blaze and 574 for Eglisdorf
The vote in the district in question was 115
for Blaze and GO for Eglisdorf Casting it
out would leave 512 for Egllsdorf and 437
for Blaze. 1t is claimed in consequence
that Eglisdorf was rightfully elected.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-15
Briefs sf the Courts.

THE case of Hopper Bros. against H. Davis,
a suit in replevin to recover household goods,
is on trial before Judge Ewing.
In the case of II. Ceilings & Son against
Gutbub. an action on a contract, a verdict
was given for s24l ID for the plaintiff.
THE suit of Thomas Boyd against the Bake
well Law Building Company, an action on a
contract, is on trial before Judge Stowe.
A VERDICT OF Sl56 66 for the plaintiff was
given in the case of George NJ. Maris against
Free Meredith, an acJion on an account.
A VERDICT OF s45 for the plaintiffs was given
in the case OF W. Hand and H. D. Stratton
against John Ewing, an action to recover
the price of a horse.
APPLICATIONS we're filed yesterday for
charters for the St. Franciscus Xavier Bene-
ficial Society of the Thirteenth ward, Pitts
burg, and the Riverdale Presbyterian Church
of Shousetown.
THE jury is ont in the case of the Parsonage
Oil Company against the High Explosive
Company. Limited, an action for damages for
injury to an oil well caused by the prema-
ture explosion of torpedo while shooting
the well.
THE jury is out in the suit of David steen
against the city of Pittsburg. The case is
for damages for injuries to horses. The
plaintiff was driving along road on the hill
side near the Penn incline. when the horses
went over the bank and were badly hurt.
1t is claimed the city is liable for having no
safeguards along the roadside.
A VERDICT of s25 for the plaintiff was given
yesterday in the case of Melvin Gaines
against John Lawrence and Hugh Wallace,
an action for damages for alleged false ar
rest. 1t was stated that Gaines was arrested
by the defendants in Sharpsburg without
cause on a charge of disorderly conduct,
locked up all night and fined the next day.
The suit of the Pearl Laundry Company,
Limited, against John Newell is on trial be-
fore Judge Kennedy. The suit is for dam
ages. The plaintiffs claimed a lease on a
part of the storeroom on Fifth avenue now
occupied by Mr.. Newell, and that he elected
them before their lease expired. Major A.
NJ. Brown and William Hunter, ESQ.,, appear
for the defendant