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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28

MONTREAL, Sept. Ex-senator Joseph M.
Gazzam of Philadelphia. who is business
partner of ex-Manager Granger of the Auer
Light Company, has arrived I'm town TO as
sist the latter. Mr.. Granger has made o
public statement denying the charges OF
fraud against him 1t appears that Il was
customs matters. The directors say all
stockholders viii be protected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28
Valuable stables Burned.

TOLEDO. Ohio. Sept. ga special TO
the Commercial from Canton, Ohio. says
that the extensive stables OF the Stark
County Agricultural Association were de-
stroyed by fire last night The fire was
incendary. Private exhibitors lost consid-
cradle OF their personal effects In the ira
The loss is estimated at s75, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28
Tried to Rrihe the Crenin Juror.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2s-F. w. Smith. who
pleaded guilty to the charge OF attempting
TO bribe Jurors in the Cronin murder trial.
was sentenced to two years in the penifen-
tiary yesterday by Judge Tuthill Smiths
attorneys hastily prepared a petition ~
habeas corpus and took IL before Judge
Mcconnell. who issued the writ, making n
returnable today 1t 10 O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28
No Change I'm Coal Rates.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-At a meeting OF
the coal sales agents today no change was
made in prices for October delivery. The
general trade situation was discussed and
reported TO be in good condition. The esti-
mated output for October was fixed at
s.50o.0oo tons. against nearly 100000 last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28
Return of the Na~-nhoe.

SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 2S-The Ameri-
can yacht Navahoe was today towed 20
Cowles, Isle OF Wight where her owner.
Mr.. Royal Phelps Carroll has been living
since he came to take part I'm the British
yacht races. The Navahoe will sail for
New York on saturday. Mr.. and Mrs Car
roll will sail in her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28
An EMPEROR Tribute 10 a Patriot.

VIENNA Sept. &.-Emperor Francis
Joseph arrived at Innsbruck this morning
He Will unveil the statue of Andreas Hofer.
the Tyrolese patriot who was shot by the
French on February %. 1910. The populace
were out in force and the visit of the en-
peror aroused much enthusiasm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28
SPECIAL NOTICES

Continued on Sixth page. }
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Gov. West Initiates GOV. Crounse.

SALT LAKE. Utah. Sept 2s-Replying to
the invitation of Gov. Stone of Missouri to
attend and appoint delegates to 8 conven-
ton to be assembled under the auspices of
the Pan-American Blmetallic Association
at st. Louis on October 8. Gov. West yes
terday sent a letter declining the invitation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28
Smoluuox In New York.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s-Two cases OF
smallpox and four deaths from tie disease
were reported at sanitary headquarters In
this cfty this morning The deaths occurred
at the pest house on North Brothers Island
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28

Lieut.. A. G. Berry has been ordered to
Richmond, Lieut.. Fl. NJ. Dombaugh to ord
nance duty at Brooklyn, Lieuts. T. E. Beat
ty, w. s. Benson. J. L. Purcell, and r. o.
Bitler, Ensigns T. c. Fenton and H. K.
Hines to torpedo instruction at Newport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28

DON'T GET LEFT AGAIN
A fire needed yesterday,
Order your coal today from
POLLARD x BRO, 18th and R. l. ave-
Our wagons ''shute'' the coal in your cellar
Clean fuel.
Prompt deli.AxJ. se27
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28

Ernest J. Greene, bookkeeper for Rein
hard, Seidenburg & Co., New York, was ar
rested Sunday for theft and forgery. His
peculations amount to 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28
silver Purchases,

The Treasury Department yesterday rur-
chased 2S2 900 ounces of silver at it's counter
offer Of SO. 1850 an ounce.
The purchases thus far this month ag-
gregate 2172 900 ounces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28

Cover Inment Receipts Today.
The receipts from internal revenue today
were $614, ,0iS; from customs, $657, ,3l4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28
ITALY RETALIATEs.

Mise King Humbert's Rfghts.
LONDON, Sept IA dispatcn from
Rome to the Central News says that the
Italian government has decided to refuse to
grant exequaturs to all the Italian bishops
nominated at the last papal consistory This
step is attributed TO the pope's refusal to
recognize the right OF King Humbert %
nominate the patriarch OF Venice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28
FRENCH SHIPS AT NEW YORK.
Admiral and Captains Pay Their Re.
spects TO Mayor Gilroy,

NEW YORK, Sept &.-The admiral ana
captains o. the French warships now at
anchor In the North River paid an official
visit to Mayor Gilroy this morning. They
were accompanied by vicomte dAbzac.
consul general OF France who introduced
Admiral Lamornaix. Capt Ferran OF the
Naiade Capt Deschamps of the Nelly and
Capt Theophie Cestard OF the GenouiIiy.
They leave this evening for Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Sept. 2s.-Joseph
Harding leader of the attempted Centralia
train robbery, Is surrounded by officers in
the swamps below Brazil He is believed
to be the scoundrel who attempted to
wreck the Vandalia train near Staunton
Tuesday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28
Real Estate Matters.

F. ]. Quimbey has purchased for sl3,5oo
Of T. F. Schneider sub 261, SO. 15S-19G by
7.5o. on Q between 18th and 18th streets
northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28

FIFTH AVENUE TAILORING
Lightweight Overcoats will be in vogue
this fall again, and Of course will be worn
by every one who afford to do so, for they
are not only elegant, IL made by US, but very
Necessary garments
Unreasonable prices
C. ]. B. Schultz, lab G. STREET NV. SET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28

IT PAYS To BE
YOUR OWN LANDLORD
For In buying one of our
cCZy homes terms Of S1OO
down and SIS per month you
will be that much richer at
the end Of each year. You
cannot get rich paying rent.
We can convince you In
few minutes conversation
No charge for the talk See
at once
JAS E. WAUGH, SO St NV ..o,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28
Miss jenkins Appointed.

Miss Carrie c. Jenkins. daughter Of the
late Admiral Jenkins, has been appointed
a copyist in the bureau of construction and
repairs. Navy Department, at a salary OF
81 900 a year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28
Few York 0ics SO Potssr 3uiliia,

TEE EVENING STAR is se-vsi to sIoscribsrs IN the
city carriers. tsir own account q 10 csats
esntssach By nAl-anyxhere in the Oritsi states or
Caaada-postaxs prspsid-o0 cents per month
SATURDAY 90 sDRUPLE SHEET SrAa 81. 0O per year
with foreign postage sidsd. 90
Entered at the Post once Washington. d. c.. q
second d-class nail matter.
ry AL mail subscrii tons must he paidtn s,vaac,
Rates Of advertising made known on application
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28

A Hundred and Fifty Thousana Tons
Of Wheat to he Imported.
Special Gable Dispatch to The Evening Star.
LISBON, Sept 2S-In consequence OF the
scarcity Of -four and the increase In the
price Of bread an Official decree has been
published authorizing the importation of
10000 tons OF foreign wheat until July n,
at a duty OF Is reis per kilo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28

KEEN'S
Styles are nov complete for
the latest style of garments
Place your order with the
largest tailoring establishment
In the United States.
GEO. t. KEEN,
Merchant Tailor.
se26 I3i2 + STREET NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28

SPIRIT ITUAIISM-METZEROTT HALL EVERY SIN
day morning and evening, commencing 1st dav
October. Fine array Of speakers engaged Noses
Hull Of Chicago for October. See Saturday's
Star for subjects Sunday. se2s-2
MRS E. MCNEIL, BUSINESS CLAIRVOYANT
and test medium. Sittngs daily 10 am to &
pm, Saturdays and Sundays excepted.
Business examinations u speciality and satis-
faction guaranteed. All Communications strictly
confidential.
NOTE-Public test meeting SUNDAY EVEN.
ING at Wonn's Hail. 721 9Th st. NV se2S-2ts
UPON RETIRING FROM THE FIRM OF
Tschifely & Evans l desire to inform my old
customers that l will locate at my drug store
93s F st. NV. and will be glad to serve my
old customers and friends with all the articles
pertaining to q frst-class retail drug store,
which will be sold at the very lowest market
prices. HENRY EVANS.
se2S-Sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28
MAKING SHIRTS TO MEASI-RE

MAKING SHIRTS TO MEASURE
Is an important feature of our business, Making
them according to your own idea is our pleasure
We have shirt factory premises a cut
ter Of twenty years practical experience COM
petent workmen and every modern facility for
doing the work rs 1t should be done
Now is the time to place your order, as a
shirt is warmer for winter, and worn
through the winter reduces 1t to Il weight that
makes II comfortable for summer wear.
Tell what you want, give q reasonable
time and well deliver the shirts when prom
ised. Quality. ft. workmanship and price
guaranteed.
The latest novelties for receptions, weddings
and evening occasions speciality.
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
se27-3m 10TH 11th and SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OF IC1AL NOI1CES.
THIS Is HEADOUARTER
Ban Bands mn Mueilsse. Pens Pencils Inks Blot
Cash Boxes. Files and File Envelopes. as
well as the hundred and one articles 70 be
found In a frst-class stationery establish
ment. OLowest prices.
EASroS RUPP. Popular priced stationers.
A2l nth STREET Gust above the avenuel. se27
THE SHORTEST WAY .''
The method of dispatehing cor
respondence by means of the Edi-
caETEsf ad hfTSsfrlna ana q oUfckEsT fci 81 but but
TORY and ACCURATE The
take. Cali and 1t. Sold o.
rented Easy terms
SoLUMBM PHoNoGEAPH Co; ss5 nv.
WE ARE THE COAL PEOPLE-
Our Our Goa Coal Is is l an Coal and no rocks ..
Our Coal is full weight-sometimes
DSend for our new price list
ARTHUR b. SMITH.
.sh and 1 sss. ne. Mass. ave. and st. ne.,
T0l 18th st. se27
THE QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
the Columbia Title Insurance Company will be
payable at the otice Of the company. No. 200
9th ST. NV, on and after OCTOBER 2, 1898.
Books for transfer Of stock will be closed Sep
teInber q, 1898. J. ID. COUGHLAN,
se265t Secretary
NOTICE--THE ANNUAL MEETING OR THE
stockholders Of the Van Do-ston Railway supply
Go. VIII be held at the eompany's o(hce. Alex
andria. Va, OCTOBER 3. 1888. at pm, for
The P9ro0'e of eleeti1S board q directors ssrs
R4nRoab RAIL PAINT Mine1al ai1 RAILROAD PATNr All Il
wOoP PAINT go I4th st-n.w WOOD PAINT.
All eolors mixed and ready for Use.
Work done under guarantee se16-eo3m
An Echo Perfectly
OF Fashion Made Garments.
Whatever leaves our shop is
stamped with style. Faultlessly-
fitting garments not produced
everywhere by any manner Of
Tailoring Is rs great
science doctor!ng. For excep-
tionally fine work at equitable
price
BROWN, MrDD CO., Scientific
4l4 9Th SI NV. tse26) Tailoring.
LAWYERS BRIEFS,
cents
BYRON !. ADAMS. PRINTER,
se2e 5l2 .lth street.
HOTEIS CAFES AND BOARDING HOUSES
We will do your laundry work Is per cent
cheaper and far better than you having
II done. and -nder bid any offer you NAV re-
ceive. SWISS STEAM LAUNDRY co. sece-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WE'RE OFT CUNNING
WE'RE OUT CUNNING
WE'RE OIJT GINNING

2 NE UUT GUNNING
For the man who thinks he can get q
ready Suit that'n at rs well as q
tanor-made one. There are some who
think that way. but not many. It's
economy nowadays. with our SIS BUSI-
NESS SUIT, to have your Suit made to
order.
We'd like to show you what lot Of
quality We can put in q SIS Suit.
You cannot duplicate it anywhere for
IS more money. at the very lowest esti-
mate. WE show a large variety Of
cloths, and when you get ready for your
Fall Suit at least look far enough into
your own interest to Investigate this SIS
BUSINESS SUIT Of ours.
We have such confidence In this Suit
that we'll keep 1t in repair for a year II
need be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28
MERTZ AND MERTZ,
RN-PRICED TAHORS.
BOG + ST. NV.

No BETTER INVESTMENT
NO BETTER INVESTMENT
can be secured than the per cent
Real Estate First Mortgage Notes Of this
company. These are In sums to suit
and are for sale at face value plus ac-
crued interest.
NO NOTICE REQUIRED
NO NOTICE REQUIRED
to withdraw money deposited with U.s.
Your money earns interest and yet Is
subject to check at all times
AMERICAN SECURITY
AND TRUST CO.,
1t 14O5 G ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28
THE EVENING STAR

PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
AT -VE STAR BUILDINGS,
11ol Ps7asylvaais Avsaus, corner ll:h T., bv
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
3 II. KAUFMAN, Pres'I
The sun., 1893-06-21
The Weather.

The warm wave continues undated ovor tho entire
ry from Minnesota and Kansas east to tho Allan
tic over this the hea: is uniform ranging
between 10 and ~ N tho morning and between S6s
and 1907 in the afternoon The highest yesterday
Se sl Philadelphia There is apparent - look
for relief for day two this region. There is
baromrric depression the Western States street H.
ing from New Mexico to Minnesota which is drawing
tic weather northward, and an area Of h'g
pressure the south Atlantic States throwing on
the warm southery winds into tho Northern States
These forces mus, give before any cool weather
can get into the country.
AT present the weather confined to The extreme
northwest corner of the country. from Montana and
Wyoming TO The racihc coast. There the temperature
ranged go and 5o' yesterday. ana put
d" above freezing at Oly! pa in the early morning.
Showers fell the Southern States and tho Msss
sissip and Ohio valleys elsewhere the weather was
generally fair.
In this city the heat was excessive The temperature
the highest of this year. anu higher than on sim.
Lar date June in the past ~ years In issS 1t was
90: yesterday UG'. Tie humidity fortunately was
below normal averaging but 5S per wind
from west; average velocity 10 miles
an hour
The Thermometer at Perrys pharmacy In Tue suy
builun as Fol
The sun., 1893-06-21

BY d. r. 1nVraham Cos Partition sale OF the foul
hvestory BRICK nats, with stvres Nos ISL s3 1856 s7
S1fty.np,s srs.t so9nsP BENG isS5hSias ana
other. ,xo5 NIB: No 7oi IT, II. A. b. kehy tor
tlSl6o No, 80 for $50 loo No. Is5 for s2G6oo No.
Also Sos i3S. 1877. and 100 West rfty.nr.t stree,
s o T 1 ssns 3. ss!sH.a 81 T 5' NG SsE s
So$ioSS2&esIa of nSy,SI to, ana "a i6' being
Also No West l2ith street south siuo. 40 feet
west OF FIth avenue plot IoxV5 H. with threestory
brick dwelling 80 lxa. IN extension and ,wo.story
Also Noe, 23Oi. $50 and 3nb Eighth avenue west
side. 2ol feet aouth Of Wost l2ih street. three ye
laos fof :23. 80, and SO ,so5 f@r $40 80
ward \. Dickerson retoIee, Nos. and ~than
.qa,e q NS; m st End s S9ain" ;rss q.
sgSs5t OFi Sn S%'1" of 9s p'O Du0 ." 'oSH'"'
Ila pace .ast side Si Ii iest south o. ISsi i"itR
street 36NnIa,x-y.3oxUIo2. with 1w~story frame
~ William Kpnnellyi Foreclosure sale so. 80 East
Seventy fourth su,ct south side. 80 ert east ot Md
son avtn 1r. -uNiu+ = ioursory s'one front dwelling,
ny r. f. Ludlow 4 ca Foreclosure sale. two parcels.
viz, ,outhwest conner oi Sntn avenue AMI West
hghlcenth street. - On avenue by loo "n street nHm
berrd ~ Nmtn avenue and t"i AMI AW Ne.. Elgh.
tecnth street fonrbory rrcs tenement Ga avenue and
two and three .toIy uhue tensments on srort. with
store also one. at part Of ~ B.. Nichuns avenue
BY sdUl, sute:, 10y 25 by t".2i1 nyr.sto.y lricG
hat. vi u store Due on yuieu,ent. $40 49, 81, 90,
street north siho 3ai4 eet wet oi Avenue \. it.sx
looll. twos,o sione.iront dive 'ns With i'ane SIZED
BY Il J. low To Force o"ur sale Sos ia5 to 14s
West Eighteenth street. north rde $40 feet wes Of
ing and brick stables. Duo oil judgment, .yS. .ays:
By Kichard i. barnett Co. Executors SALE No. 80
West Forty fourth street north side 425 ie-t OF
Fifth avenue. four story aud basenent brick double
tenement store in basement lot 25a5Jxlooo. to A Is.
The sun., 1893-06-21
An Engineering Company Assigns.

CHICAGO. juno 20.-An assignment has baen
declared by the General Engineering Com
pany OF Harvey. H.. and the American Loan
and Trust Bank has been appointed receiver
OF tho concern. The stringent condition of tho
money market Is given a. the cause OF the
failure. The attorneys say that the liabilities.
mostly claims Of Wheeling. ". Va. banks. axe
in tho neigh borhood OF S15.0OU.
The assets. as reported ty John VI. Sweeney.
President OF the concern. consist OF rra! rs-
tate In Wheeling. valued at $4,000: real es,
tate in Harvey. $4,000: n S45.OO0 foundry
building at Harvey containing SlOV9O1 worth
OF machinery, and patterns and fixtures
amounting 10 S4OOO0 more. With this total
OF S225.OOO Mr.: Sweeney alleges they will lie
able 10 pay all detts II they only ge; n little
The sun., 1893-06-21
THE GorERAoH IIsI1s CAMP.
DelIehted with the Spectacle Presented by
the Seventh.

STATE CAN'T. June 20.-Cov. Flower visited
the Seventh Regiment day and will remain
over night. His determination, he said. was
formed suddenly. He was Al the Windsor Ho-
tel in New York this morning when the idea
occurred to him.
The word got hero at 1890. Major Barnie
OF the Ordnance Department hustled his men
over to the headquarters lawn, and act up tho
Governors striped marquee. apd got out the
Governors flag: and Capt Pasquin's Third
Battery detail gave a last polish to the already
shining brass guns on the bluff. and moved
them into position. The camp had been siz-
zlinG from the moment the sun got above the
Peek skill hill. and the official thermometer
stood at lOl' when everything was ready. The
Governor left New York Mt 2:l5. and was due
at Roa Hook station at .}:25. Half way to
Eoa Hook was Capt. Judson. booted and
mounted, ready to announce the approach Of
tho official party to Capt. Thurston ut the
head Of the Mill. wave Of whose handker-
chief would set the guns a booming.
order de 70 Tor !a, assembIy. At $5D Cart Judson
rode his sweating horse up the hill. at ; :52
the buGlen sounhed attention minute later
Thurstou's handkerchief waved, the first gun
doomed. the battalion huGlcs sounded pre-
sent. AMI the Governor was driving along the
line. 1t was Il splendid sight.
Before the ineteen guns of his salute were
al fired Coy. LIVER was Ht ISst iiieadanIrr- aIi
terS and hal shaken hannS win the DeulZ-
zcned officers who awaited him there and the
Seventh had nren dismissed.
In the evening the band got an inning. and
worked Gov. Flower up to such Il point Of
enthusiasm that when Leader R,gcrs had lin
ishel a SOLO. the Governor came forward. hat in
hand. and mndc u little speech. Afte thanking
Rogers personally. he said he had never seen
any such soldiers AS these Of the Seventh. nor
such band. and if money enough could be
raised by priv te subscription or otherwise. he
would send tho Seventh to the Worlds Fair in
Chicago ON Sept. to show tho whole country
what u National Guard regiment and a mill
tary regiment should he.
One OF the regular events OF tho Seventh's
biennial camp tour can of last night. Years
ago Commssary Walter schuyler made dish
he has Eeen regularly called upon tor lobster
ii In Newhurg and the night OF this years feast
was last night
The Veteran Association of the Seventh
Regiment and also the War Veteran Associa-
tion of the regiment will visit the camp
Thursday.
The sun., 1893-06-21
Oregon Bank. suspend.

ALBANY. Or June 20.-J. l.. Cowan, Presi,
dent OF the Linn County Bank. which sus-
pended yesterday, says that the deposits in the
bank amount to about 100000. and that the
assets will exceed the liabilities by $4,000 OF
100000. J. A. Crawford. the wealthest citizen
OF Albany and ono Of tho directors says he will
guarantee personally every dqrostor Of the
OUO OF tho county's money. No official state
ment has been made
branch Of the Linn County Bank at Lcba-
yesterday. and tho Bank OF Oregon, this city.
closed its doors during the afternoon. Cashier
Bain says the assets are 70 per cent. more
by tho steady withdrawal OF deposits for several
The sun., 1893-06-21
Cour, Calendar. Th,. pnx.

surrENK CouEr-GrSrRAL TERM--Nos 40 20. 40 ~
Ss. o. l. o., CHAnsERs Motion calendar called at
IL O'Clock TIRN-IAri l.-Ilel at al road
iart IL ear Nos .ibi. 1897, ID.8 24I4.
AR AR 7as' 2o' 4So 5+s 6o7 's0' ois 500 1St IL
CIRculr Counr III-summiry up. Nos. aeio.
3hhj. n"G. .,uu. ~. l-41 t4Gi. DiS G33l. b3,'d.
2:53 6.oi 52a l"h.ie. 3su7 i7.g 35lH. 424i, .Luj.
Fart Adjourned i"r the term. Part II-Ad,ournsd
suRRocArI's CoURr-1RiAL TKRs-wnls Of Joseph Ia.
de-. M.nn yer. Amy llai.At Francis lIayck. Al.
ylts iirr;ngarducr 10; 80 N Cn,narRs- Estates OF
Wills of l. J. 1old. r. NJ :cUdd.r WiIIiam stniyind
James Wadieli Martha Col on. liortsnse A. Carney,
Amanda HaghI. Thomas barnett. II. b. PInr Ly 'i.n
roo. Jossr' Iann": " q hoSan. Ransom Parker.
,O..os Ss ia unit, i'm:
un .nl,rsu. 90. =. y. Il. TRIAL TERx-Part I.-CleRr
Nos 6~.. ipi. IL t' SNH 1910, p4s, Neaj l.2n lS5p
isI i;l5. I41S ,lui, los, 1875, l0s1 Ir7 Gl7 1862
IL iu I.0s. .Ip. oO! s4a, $40 lIIS fart IL, ass
on. Pollock ag roAock Fart III-Adl ourned for the
term. go
,SrrERIoR CovUy-CrTHT4L Tsss..Adjourn:a, ID, until mt
40 7nt; 49, TGils TEnA-farI L-clsar Nos. 1904
rsri S' !s FsssSfs o?. ga Ts ssss s
2%is, 81; 25la. 22al. i,art il-cIssr; Nos. 2sd5'
Ts:t HssG. ~ Eoo1 i,s 2Sts sso 5ss; Ss
ID % 2oIs lt2T. 9.G5 -7i6 2777 2077. 2s5i, a7ss
PISA 27S5 .Oab 36piH Fart Iy-Clear Short causes
NOS a64s lhl,i. J6-i, b.. 3Ihl. 3h.3 as5p 1897
1888 3l3l 3,i3 .sIA, GSO3, So35 2S2S. $3.50. 1881.
1857. 3sto Sdl1M.