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The Indianapolis journal., 1892-03-30
Hat Eacfory Rnrnad

DANsBURY. Conn.,. March 29-The hat
factory of Crofut 81 White. one of the best
known firms III the country ia the hatter's
trade has been burned. Loss, $50, 900; COW
cred by Insurance..
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-03-30
FITS Voice Il Still for Gray.

New Albany Ledger tDeml
Because two little counties. manipulated
from indianapolis. have Instructed for
Grover Cleveland, the Sentinel. with its
usual aptitude for dictation. proclaims in
double-lcaded type that Gray mus; retire
from the presidential race. 20 far as the
Ledger is advised Mr. Grav has never becn
a candidate for the presidency. The Dem
ocracy of Indiana. wiki a degree OF man
unity unprecedented under the circum-
stances took him mp. pressed forward his
name. Nearly every Democratic paper IN
the State. including the Sentinel. Endorsed
the movement. County after county met
and indorsrd Gray.
Ii New York will support Mr.. Cleveland
in the convention. he will certainly los
nominated without opposition. IL New
lCrk goes 90 the convention and through
Its accredited representatives says that the
Democracy of the State does not want him
10 he the candidate. and that he cannot
carry that State. then /: would he suicidal
for the other states To nominate him. That
is a plain and simple proposition. and the
man who cannot see it's force has Dat sen sc
CROUCH To be- entitled TO even have his
views considered in making up campaign
issues aud tickets
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-03-30
Ds'n7 Foods Dssnand It.

TN EVERY Receipt that calls for baking
/ powder use the Royal Better results
will be obtained because it is the purest Ii
will make the food lighter, sweeter, OF finer
flavor. more digestible and wholesome. Il
is always reliable and uniform in its work.
found the Baking Powder
C. GoRJu, late Cssf Delmonioos.
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-03-30
Sc 65-T. Chicaoo-S3.6l.

Until further notice the rnte from Indian
apolis To Chicago will be S3.G5 BY the Penn
syivan;a Line. Pullman buffet parlor car
on day trains and Pullman sleeping car on
night trains.
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-03-30

MOyIiLr. March 29.-Arrived: Ethiopia.
from New York.
LoNDoN. March 29.-Sighted: Spree AMI
Siberian. from New York; Spartan. from
Pnlladelphla.
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-03-30
And Never VIII.

Detroit Free Press.
He (my mysteriousiy)-Can you keep q se-
cret,
fried
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-03-30
Used Rum and Tobacco a Century.

WATERFOWL. Ont, March 29.-Daniel
Lilly Taller is dead at the age of JOG years.
He was a native of Ireland. He had full
possession of his faculties up to the time
of his death, and had used rum and tobacco
all his life.
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-03-30

the Journal that the advisory committee of
organized labor. summoned to assist In the
macbinists' strike. had notified Chairman
Tom Taggart that, If the arrangement Tor
the transportation of the Hendricks Club Is
adhered tO. he may look for trouble with the
Democratic machinists. The chairman. 1t
Is said. has promised to make other ar
rangements for tho Hendricks Club. A
Journal reporter asked Mr.. TagRart about
the matter last night, and the latter said:
There is no contract with the Panhandle
company, and know nothing of any such
arrangements you speak of. Nothing
has ever been said to me on the subject"
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-03-30

conference. and claims that he has more
delegates pledged TO support him. two TO
one. than any other candidate.
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-03-30
Advice Tint Would Bury.

New Albany Public rresstDtm)
shanklin's political advice. if accepted.
would bury the Democracy too deep for
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-03-30
Hon. Smiley n. Chambers IN the Field.

For some time il has been int imated that
District Attorney Smiley n. Chambers
would announce himself as q candidate for
Governor. but nothing Official has ever
been given out until yesterday, when Mr..
Chambers acknowledged that he would
allow his name to 90 before the conven-
ton. Mr. Chambers has been a conspicuous
leader in Republican ranks for many years
He Is native of the State. having been
born in Knox county. He served two years
IN the civil war after having enlisted twice.
being refused the first time because he was
only sixteen years old. He went through
college and took ND the practice of law in
Vlncennes. He still holds his residence
there. although his office of district attor-
ney. given HIM by President Harrison. re-
auires his living here tho most of the time.
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-03-30
Captain Myers Grows Humorous.

Captain William X. Myers. of Anderson,
was in the city yesterday. Il hear you are
a candidate for Reporter of the Supreme
Courtp suggested n reporter.
mo. SIR" said Captain Myers. IL am a
candidate for no office. For two years
have been going through crucible.
buried my wife few weeks ago. and 1 do
not feel TINT It would be right TO scramble
for an Office. feeling as L do. l am seeking
nothing this year. | can make as good q
speech off the ticket as OH it,"
'Bnt suppose the nomination is rendered
youp
well. that is hardly q fair proposition.
Men nowadays don't receive nominations
on silver platter. but have to run and
work. yes. fight for an office. What L
would do If the nomination 10 offered me
needs no answer. Is there n man In lndi-
ana that would not take nomination TO a
state Office under such termsl Even Cieve-
land. as read his utteraDces. has said that
by gracious he would accept a nomination
II 1t were offered him."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
THE COURTS.

TRYING TO FIND EDWARD ". FIELDS ESTATE.
An order wal issued bv Judge Pratt. Of the supreme
Cb,ri In Brooklyn. on Monday, citing Clark. Wsrd
& Coz bankers aId hroltrs, doing business at NO. 80
proadway TO appear before Levi A. FULLER ut NO. @'i
broadway. as referee for the purpose 81 explaining
whether Edward VI. Field had deposited securities
valued at over 100000 with that firm. The order
WAS given upon representation ~ * Judge BruseSe'
81 Elrd eve C1oyd II Baylss. II No. 40 Bro1i"ay,
who are counsel for Robert T.. Dlcz. ~ the Robert
r. Dciz Company. lantern manufacturers. Ia Fulton
81 The basis 81 il. order WIS an AFFIDAVIT of Joan
Harmon. relating - the business transaction Of The
urtz Company with lrld. IIndlry, Wl,chrrs Co.
The orIer also waS supported by an afda'lt ~ Il
detective named Frederick Palmer, WHO declares " Oh
Lnowledee and belief" that large amount 81 sr-
curiiies had been deposited Win Clark. Nard 70
by Mr.. iIrld before ms failure.
Yc'erday afternoon Mr. Ward appeared before Mr.
Fuller at 80 20 Broadway and on being sworn TO
clar,d that 10 tho best Of il, knowledge, neither -
nor the firm nor any member OF tho firm. ma re-
c.ly.d any Sccriiirs or anything OF vain" from MI
Field. or from ANYBODY who IN any Way represented
Mr. Field or hl' firm.
W. r. Uerrck cashier OF The Boston branch o. we
firm wien Fields securities were alleged 10 nave
been deposited. said TO a Tribune reporter u n'N
securities had been deposited 1 certainly would 1--we
known OF r.. fJr they would have pAerd '"ro12'
nv hands am positive thlt nothing w any "l'
connected with Mr.. Held WIS ever d"p"-l'' VIZ
clark Ward u co.'s Eo-;on branch Wine VIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23

govern all trials and the rulings of this court. the
injustice and The wrong have been done. The c)ult
has permitted them. The argument Goes upon Inc
stenOgTuphiCal report to the higher courts 70 the IN
jury of the defendant What shall the defendant DO
under the circumstances Shall he claim the i1gnt
make argument against this new case! IL"
might Justly do 81. And yet. the time already given
20 this trial has been extended, III" strength and
patience OF the has been strained. h" health
Of some of the dearest friends OF the defendant has
become 50 iup,Iied and his own NigOr 80 much I'M
paired that he does not hesitate 10 say that he would
ra Their he convicted than To undertake new argu-
mpnt At this stage. II has to pass that members
Of the court saying: If such things can be done
In the name Of The PRESBYTERIAN Church In the
United States OF America II costs more 70 be a ircsby-
terrain than IL Is worth
Dr.. Bness then examined several of the references
given by DR.. Lampe. his colleague In the seminary.
Professor Brown reading two three extracts 10 save
the strength OF tho defendant. One Of them was in
German and Dr.. Brown translated passage 10 the
court 10 show the very opposite view from that pre-
scented by Dr.. Lsmpe regarding Luthers opinion o.!
Bible inerrancv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23

The ticket posted last night is a' follows: lreSl
dent August Belmont: vice president Barlow .
Weeks: secretary. Augustus I. Dochaty' treasurer
W. +. Zc captain &. II. Sherrill. r. lcI governors
10 serve two years. j. II. Booth William H. BaHaru'
T.. G.. Roosevelt C. W. Fisher. Charles T. Wills thomas
L. Watson, George Il. llulmc. ID. ID. >ounlahS.
y reelection to the Board " Governors was oierei
10 j. +. &. Bla kursi. Int he declined on account
Of business reasons. McSsrS. Booth and BaNSett are
members Of the old board Mcs,r> Iell and Docharly
are also renomnatcd. r. j. Gannni r,ircs from the
captalncy in favor Of sheriff.. Of Yale.
A. q. Mills. chairman Of the nominating committee.
said last night:
Il believe That the ticket made up by tie nominating
committee will command the approval of the cub.
The nomination for president IS exceptionally TYPICAL
Mr. Belmont ll, for several years been member OF
the club. and Is widely known for lis enthusiasm Tor
ana acve participation In some al lie best lOrH "l
outdoor American athletic SpOrt-boih on lnnd ANA
water thoroughly repre- entauye Of The social
and business standing OF the club ana lis member
ship. A. To the nominations 10 the Board ~ toy
errors II can only be said that We consider The
ticket exceptionally strong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
Works Both Ways.

"It is remarkable how your trip abroad has
improved You.
II is the use OF the Carlsbad Waters that
has improved me. more than my trip abroad;
have gained in flesh and strength since ! used
them Many persons use them Tor reducing
flesh because the Waters remove all unhealthy
tissue, and supcrabundance OF fat. bur they
also build up firm and solid flesh. which is a
sign of perfect health. ! also use the Carlsbad
Spri.dd SALT early in the morning with glass
fill of the Wafer. 1t Increases the laxative
chronic catarrh of the stomach. biliousneSs
govt or rheumatism. advise you - usc them
Every druggist has them The '.genu ne
have the signature of "Eisner x Mendelson
Co.. Agents. y. T." on every bctllc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
Nos 47ss. .72 .72o slss $3.50 1903 1000. 1876 .Ss7
Circuit tonrt-Psr, i-Hdiourned for tho terra.
l-.rciii nilrt-lati Hnrt IL l.

6aoi, 5al0 6Il2 1913 2i34.
Circuit Court-Psr. I-Ad!ourncd for tho terra.
c cca S SS:st. es.s. i rsn rs .T H.
SurrOgDts's Court efors nsOs0rn S.--t0r probate
Ns ~ FIs Cornell Johannes T. f.. Iliedner. Herman
Kpd9m-sv. 10 u. NJ James n. Marshall, Mary Lsrtn'
Annie Sherwood. 10 80 g. "A. "a
Common Pleas General Tcrm-Nos T. 10. o. %,
Common Pleas-Speclil Tcrn-Bofo'e BlschoI. J.-Mo
tone.
Common Plr1s-Ttal Icrn-P,lt i-Beicro tegerlch,
J.-Short ca.ses. Mo-. lis7. li,i. lie0.
common Plea, Trial IcsM-ra,t ll-Be'ore Day e.
J.-fa>c, from Part I.
Common Ple,s--irlal Tsrm-rart liI-BeioTe Pryor,
superior Court-Cieaeral Term-AIjournei UNTIL Janu'ry
superior Cou-t-spec.ll Term-Bs;oro DusrO. J.-No.
Superior Couri-Equ:y Terr,-Bctor, McAdam. j.
Nos 24JI. lIf6 &j3I. lt3, 2j31, .iA.
superior tOlIt-lrai i.rm-lsn I-H'lcre Srlgwlcf.
{. J.-->hoit causes called ia EViy Term. Case on.
Brew Wooster. No rai.ud .r.
superior CourtIfAl Tcrn-fJr;s II aud Ill-Adjouriei
CIV Couft-Specal Te'n-B,fore McGown. J.-Motlons
CIV Court-T'lal TeFm-pArts and II-Adourned for
cGr tourt--Trh Teip-Part 1Ir-Aalournsd for the
C.iv Court-1r,a Teim-par, Iv-Adlourned for the
tog-t OF oyer and 1erm'ner-Be'ore Russell -Assist
ant District Attorney Welran and Sirms-No. ].
Court of General Se.,ionS-Psrt IBrfore Msrtln". -
assistant D.sft.ct Attorney Davis-Nos. 70 -. In
elusive
ourt Of General scssons-Par. I-Eeor- Fitzgerald J.
-As~.iant Dstr.ct-Atorncy McIn'yr.--NOs. to j. Ia
elusive.
count Of General sessions-part IIrB.fo's Cowins. j
Assistant Dsifct-Aroney Townsend Nos 70 :. H.
elusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
SETTLING INVOLVED BUSINESS AFFlTRS

a deficiency judgment for s57.77o was YESTERDAY
entered against william II. Rikcr formerly dealer
in drugs at SlX;have. and Twenty second in favoi
4 Minnie NJ Palmer. foreclosure of Il mortgage OF
the house at RivcsLe Drive and one lnnd"d and
ciglihSt., which Mr. Rikcr bought in JAY, 1891, for
sIO7 OOO paving 10000 cash.
Robert i. Robes0n has been appointed receiver IN
supplementary proceedings for Rehl brothers, irUl
works OF no :3OG East Ninety Gnhst., In tie suit OF
the Lincoln Iron Works.
b. DAVIS Waslburn has been appointed receiver IN
supplementary proceedings for Frederick Wolfe, broker
OF no 30 Wlam-st.. IN the suit Of Knnuth. Macleod
& Kubne who obtained a Judgment against MN foI
~ 10, ON December l. The sheriff yesterday re
ccved an execution agnlns; Mr. Wolfe FOR 2i.047 in
favor of the Commercial National Bank OF NASHVILLE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
HlrS OLE LEGAL NEWS.

Judge ingrahan = the suprCInc Count. has allow d
yoert H. Humphreys ten Gays IN which 70 taFr ttlc I"
m, proprriy 80 80 I,nth.nyc, according - iomi
mdpm,nt Of the court. Humphreys aud hiS law'ef
J. X Van Ne,, were charged with obtIu ting the jnds
uent OF the cont
Judge Ingtshlm has Reused 70 grant cer;ih'ate o.
,,a.onable douL. " William II. Washington, who wa
recently convicted court Of General sessions Il"
Illegal registration enicncd t. siN months impfson
mcnt.
Sugroclt fansou ms gone . TO- "a % r'cupc'''' ITO"
lis recent illness lie viii he SOn" about ten Gais.
SaTah ;.ee.e Il seeking sepaIion from her HUSBAND
David Iecse on ground OF inhunah Treatment Nh'
4. eighteen years aud been m1sii'i only fc"
months. She slys her husband na, d'andci h't oHt o
800.
Anna C. Burke began Yesterday IN the Supr' me Court
suit Tor Limited divorce from her husband. "iiAm u
.urlc on tho ground ~ cruelty sbln1onmeni habtr'i
drunkenness and failure 10 support Euf@e i al attohc
Of the supreme Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
ART IN FURNITURE.
Flint 4 Go. Make an Elaborate
Holiday Display.

/, you have decided ncud. some article OF furniture
your holiday purchases you have maize wise dc'soa
a. the person whom is sent can scarcely be other than
pleased at your sending so useful an article.
II the person for whom you purchase such gift be OF
the number that pleased to cary on largo cor
rospondcnce let It be wrtns dcsk. Fiat Co. No.
Tonrtcenthst has extensive stock of pretty.
desks al various prices The plain little oak desks can be
purchased for ST. while those In white enamen'd WOOD
mahogany and brd's.cye maple are more expensive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
Syracuse STREET RAILWAYS Consolidated.

Cleveland, Ohio. Dec. oc-The entire street RAJ
way sysiem OF SYRACUSE. y. y. has Become Tie
property Of company IN which five Cleveland men
are largely Interested Tho deal was consu,nmaed
On Tuesday night and IS said 10 be the largest bust,
ness transaction that took place IN that city Tho
syracuse lines o. street railway wepe mndsr The con
troll Of txo companies, TIE Peoples and the Consoi
dated. The iorme. made up Of three. and the
latter Of nine small companies. Twelve lines Of rail
vay have thus been nultod under enc management
b. tho recent sale. Tho capital stock OF the various
companies aggregated se25o0So. The price paid for
the system has not been made r.blc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
EDWIN ElNsTEIy BEGINS Az ACTION.

Edwin Einstein has begun action IN 'ee supreme
court against Ignatz Gombos,y ana his VIE fahh'
Cornhossv 70 set aside the transfer by Gombossv TO
his wife Of the lease Of property in S"condave near
ElcAth.st MIR. Elnsiein secured judgment against
Comhossy In the City Court On Novembsr 10 i0r
81 800 but the execution Issued 10 the snerin was re-
turned unsatsned. lie now complains that 1omboS's
transferred his Interest IA tue leased properly 10 his
wife on october 2. IN order 10 avoid Inc payment ".
~ tnS c,nent MIR Fu,t,in ask 10 have the transfer
sci aside 10 have receiver appointed ana 10 nave
Lls Judgment made lien on the properly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
MIRRIED 10 GET OFT nE rAII

II was said at the sherih's Office yesterday that,
Max KClnsten who had been locked up in Ludlow
street Jail suit brought against him by Miss
GussIe schnsek, for breach Of promise Of marriage.
lad married tie yOung woman and been released from
jail Deputy Sheriff Murphy. acting under an order
from Judge MctOwan. Of the City Court went 10 the
fail Wednesday evening and took koruStein 10 the
house Of rabbi In Ludlow ST., Where the mairias -
lrI MDs IIrrfOrnI,.l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
EoUyTJyS FOb FRENCH MULES.

The trade In American mules r likely 10 suffer from
III. aciion 50 be- taken by the French Government
news Of witch las Just been received by shippers u
,h,. city. The French West Indies have been Ton
wears large importers Of males iIom uiN connT'
The business was important enough to make lrch'"
men anxious 10 control II. News In't received i'n
,.e V.si Idle, saws that T. T. understood there that
Cha rr,ncb Government will give bounty for ship
,t of mules 10 the cGOric~ and viii make Il llrG'
'.n,,ch p-act,caiiy 10 shut out American animals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
rHOrGHr SIZE sAW ZEE HUSBlNp,S sPIRIT.

New-IIaven, Conn. Dec. @2.-Franccs J. Simmons.
seventy years old, widow or Jacob II. simmons,
wealthy Manufacturer committed suicide nj her home.
40 l27 Spring st.. last nlght hy taking Paris green.
she was nrm believer in spirinaism. and u Is
thought that she hal become Insane Her husband
t,ed about fen months ago and She frequently told
her nclg bors that his spirit was continually visiting
her and begging her 10 Join him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
THE FENCING MASTERS SUIT ENDED.

The trial Of the action brought bv lIlppolye nicolas
against the Fcncers cub 10 recover $40" u" iof
services ne fencing master and superintendent was
finished In the Court % Common Pleas Yesterday ana
Judge Daily directed The jury to return S'aeu
verdict tod William scott O'Conuor, The champion
omst.rr fenccr. and T. NJ Mitchell testified TINT
Nicolas agreed 10 receive for his services The surplus
OF dues and private fees oConnor in'lmhied mat
Nicola, wa, not "A hr,t-cla-S instructor. Nnoas saih
mat he had demanded money. ~ Il" trusted 10 INC
lonor sf the members II iic club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
THE BRIGGS CASE CLOSED.
xtvT WEEK THE VOTE WILL BE TAKEN.


.,,pr rrxIsuTs HIS ARGUMENT-DR.
BRIGGS HEPIIEs-sETTuN DETAILS.
Tn, sixteenth day in the Briggs case was proiohced
yesterday sufficiently long to settle several Oh 'He
1oos which prcccdc the taking Of the vote the Moo
e,ator having announced that the case Is Closed
A recess was taken until Wednesday OF heAt WVc ,
- mo cour, will 20 into private session ana vote
.,aon tho charges and specifications. The names OF
.,or,, mon who have been absent part OF the lime
Surinr the trial are to be considered by The Tom
roi,,ee on leave Of absence on Wednesday, at 80
- m The names are DE-. J. II. Paxton, y. w. tonh-
liz r. H. Parkhursi, W. G. T. Shcdd and the Rev.
r II. Tyndal, and Elders NJ. p. Brown ana Alexander
Wilson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
CASES ARGUED ~ THE COURT OF APPEALS

Albany Dec. 22.-Among tho cas'S argued IN the
Count Of Appeals to-day &. NJ Preston. a. a'sfnee
e,c appellant OCT Reed Fich individually aud a. eN'
ccutor ct all Minerva J. BeNcr. - cA'cutilN 'N' y
g. Beaver and another admin raiog-, etc, arp'ant''
The d,v ga cndlr for tomorrow i: Nos 80, co. ODi
IGo l1G ~ and lSj. The court vii aiourn To- MORO"
until January 10. 1898
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
4rGrSr BELMONT FOR PRESIDEA
NETWORK ATHLETIC CLUB NOMINATIONS MADE
40 CONTESTS EXPECTED.

No CONTESTS I.NII'I Id
Tn. Nou,:o,tInc Coumitt~, of the New York Atl-
letlc Club has ut lat finished T., abOl-. ana INC
regular ticket for the coming election WIS
posted in tho clubhoI-c lat week. A''o'd.
ing to the constitution. The committee ha1 unui
next Monday 10 pot TIE cic;. is the annual 'c'n''
will not b. held until January 10. \, no Opposition
IS expected, the nomination is equivalent 10 ah e'ec'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
corpr cAIEyDrs FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Couu-t.cner1l Term Recess continued A.,
Suireme Court hamLers-ljeiOfc LIwren'c mo
Suprrnr couft-Sp'cia Trnl-lar. I-Be'ore Patterson
Nos. 1911, 2I5i. III. 16Ji 1853.
supreme Couri-Spccial T-rm-rltt III BefoN AnIr rows
Nos ?0i9. 1900, lo2G lO?. PTS @l9o' lie' 81
1890 1921 2OG2. 2IlD PA 9l3l.
Circuit Court--Par, II Before barrett J-Short an,e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR tn. cERMlX EXPERT

Philadelphia. Dec. 22.-Thc second chess game Ia'i
niclt betw,en laskcr and Martinez WAS on" OF inc
hest contested battles record. The latter III
.cotch opening. won the Queen for two pieces, but
faskcr obtained powerful attack ana MaruneH MAJ,
am un,oInd sa-ric. and resigned on the Mty-hTs
move.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
TIE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.

dsr thc new schedule in effect, leaves New DIRK
~ n noon and arrives In Chicago NJ noon next day
n, a con transmit business in NeNlork one m'rnng
mi in ChiCa:r TIE neat noon. 80
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-06-24

ioes sions OF the Courts
Csrcait 1ourt. i7th Judicial Oscsls. Her
James 10. Armstrong. prssidisg-f~ns -
GIN Ne iolio 80
Grsrt County Fourth Tuesday n MAseA,
lret f.esdsy II June sad third Tsesaa5 =
october.
HsmPstire CeuVty-First Tuesday 20 BsA.
.nary, fecond Tuesday n Hay ga dad
rneedsy in September.
HARDY UaInt, --5ecoed Eaesdsy n Marh
let Tuesday 10 May aud arss fassdsy Il
October.
Mineral Coaa,y-.Secend fueaday In h~-
nary, foor,s Taesdsy IN April saa ffsi rass
la Ia September.
Pvndls,oa Cou0ty--Sccond WednesAsy y
April, "wednesday after seeesd Tussday n
'sess and srst Wednesday 10 Novenhss.
County rour, OF Hrmpshire Comfy
John fGnCbte. fresidert-R I'D P,.ve,l
snh VIM ~. r.Tr'r Conn lie, toner's. a =
v b'te t3etk Tie rec iiar ,.tsious ere hall
t'ciuiir9 On ife 6r.t Tuea3ey IN J,nusrv
ard ~. he isa T'r'sdav in July, and the
ontih 3Sescsy IN Oc;o,sr.