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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-15
FINANCE AND COMMERCE,
New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, April IA much
hrmer tone characterized the dealings
at the stock exchange to-day. Manhat-
tan suffered decline of 6 points to
l6916, and Richmond Terminal securi-
ties broke badly on sales by holders
who were disappointed by the announce.
ment OF Drexel, Morgan & Co. regard.
ing tho reorganization. This firm in
question gave no particulars as to the
basis on which the holders OF these Sc.
curities are to participate in the plan,
but simply invited them to tonder
their stocks and bonds and they will
name the conditions hereafter. Rich.
mona terminal common, dropped ~ to
s1s; preferred, So to 80, and trusts so.
"a to "A. The preferred recovered to
30 and the trusts to As. Manhattan
rallied from 1905 to 1634, reacted to
lOo7a and closed at l6l Il bid.
These movements failed to have any
appreciable influence on the general
market, which steadily gained strength
despite active opposition on the part of
the bears. Missouri Pacific was at one
time forced down from 509l to 4o4, but
stock closed at 505S against 49% yoster.
day There was good Inquiry for Cordase,
Sugar, Lead, Changers, Coalers and
VanuerolltS, which left off with net
gains CT 1H@2 per cent. The market
closed strong at CT near the best figures
OF the day. Sales listed, 1000; I'M
listed, 80, ooo. Gold shipments TO Europe
to. morrow will be million and quarter
dollars.
Money on call easy, ranging from
AZ to 3, closing offered at
3. Primo mercantile paper, 6X@Se
Sterling exchange firm. Posted rates,
4S7@ 4S9. Commercial bills, 4S5}6@
1917. Government bonds firm. State
bonds dull. Railroad bonds weak.
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pYvIRTUE OF a DEED or TRUST, pArRn

pYvlR1UE OF a DEED OF TRUST, DATEp
~ December 81, 1879, and recorded in the Office
Of the clerk of the Hastings Court OF Roanoke
city, Va, executed to me by George w. Aben
and d. II. Fisher, i'll trust 10 secure to d. C. Moo
nav the payment of the sum OF $l,37a.l evil
dcnced by non-intcrcst bearing negotiable no,cs
dated March 81, 1891, and default having been
made in the payment OF three OF the said notes
ana having been requested 80 TO DC by the beng
DAY, APRIL 70. AT 10 O'CLOCK NJ ofYcr for
sale at public auction TO the highest bidder In
front OF the courthouse, OF Roanoke, Va the fol-
lowing described lot OF land lying in the city OF
Roanoke, Va, bounded and dcscrihcd as follows:
BEGINNING at a point or the north side OF West
Gilmer street 20 feet east OF Thirteenth street,
.nenVS o,t - aegfecS az minutes cast 100 feet to
minutes cast - feet to Il point. thence soutb u
degrees 30 minutes west $50 feet 10 West Gilmer
street, thence along same north Is degrees 80
minutes west 20 feet 70 the place OF beginning.
TERMS: Cash suficicn. 20 s;sfray ne expenses
81 eXecuing this trust including trustec'e cout-
notes as follows: Two notes each OF tho sum og
Sil payable % ana 81 months from their dale. end
one Ectc in the of $50 SO. which becomes due
u months from date, together with the interest
OF each from tho date OF rs maturity unsii Scha
day OF sale. a. 10 the sam OF s9iS.SI the sama
will be made pay lba as follows: Fifty-six notes
OF which to become due ana payable on the saith
day OF April, 1893, and one each Iaonth thereafter
nnil all are paid, and orc note In the sum OF
SlSO5 TO become due and payable 81 mouths frorn
S23.0i is payable on the 3.st day OF September,
1893, and the following notes are payable every
consecutive six months thereafter until all arc
paid One note in the sum OF 5000; note in
The OF slI.g1; ono note for Sl5.4,: one no.k.
for Sass; one note foi sl0.4f one note for $3.50:
note fer S5.31; one note FOR $3.50 All or
which payments 10 be evidenced by the non inter.
e:t bearing negotiable note OF the purchaser and
are 10 be secured by deed of trust on the prop
and twelve months from day o; sale
y ~ tbs w. ii. MOOMAW, Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE--DY VIRTUE OF A DKHD
=, a OF trust executed 10 nc By Cyrus Lair and
=. T. Kindred, Jr., dated December /, 1890, ard
recorded in the clerks Office OF the Hns,in -
Court of Roanoke, Virginia, IN dec hook No. 81
Sasc 40, etc ard 10 secure 70 the Virginia Real
Is.a su, ahd Investment Company the payment OF
me sum OF twtnty-four hundred and nifty dollars
ES4N) in eighty $50 installments OF thirtT
aoliars eSUl each, and one final instament os
nm uonars SOD payable On the frst day or tho
eighty-one (sl months respectively, next succeed
ins the date OF said decd, with Interest thereon
~ me rate or 4 per cent. per anuum from paid
notes dated December i. 1890 for thirty dolints
EaO) each. payable on the first day of the eighty
lsp months next succeeding the date OF saia
payable in cighty-one (sD months from said date
respectively, with interest aforesaid. and lie.
inut having been made in the payment OF the
iwenty,fonrih }eith) twcntyff;h (55th), twenty,
sixth ('bth) and twenty seventh 2sth OF The ahorp
instruments and notes, and having been reouyrea
20 10 40 by the beneficiary in said deed of trust,
public aIctior, in Roanoke, Virginia. OF SAriJI5.
DAY, APRIL 18TH 1893. ST IL O'CLOOK Nj
IN front OF The linsfings Courthouse in said city,
III hat certain lot or parcel OF land in The city az
Roanoke, State OF Virginia. designated and de-
scrihed rs follows. to-wit.
Beginning ut point on the south eide OF Tazc.
street, thei &C south five degrees and nine
0.N) west one hundred and thriy-ninc aud
th'rty-two hnndredths Q99 Se) feet TO an alley
theEcc with said alley south seventy four de.
grees and fifteen minutes (74e $50 west thirty one
ana SIX tcnths (3l.G) feet 10 u point on Same
Thence north fourteen minutes (0o 10 } east one
dredihs QS5.SS) feet 10 TGzewcl street, thence,
Tazcwell street Forth seyenty.four degrees and
fifteen minutes C740 $50 east iosty.four (iO feet
to the place OF beginning, together with thp
honse situated thereon.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash
> EDWARD ILSLEY, Trustee
NOTE; The deferred ins:almonis OF purchase
money on this property are said to have been
assumed by AIrs. Laura Stolmtcliz. 3 II 3Ut
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-15

Making love is @ game that two
can play at. When there are three it
is work. Texas Sftings. =,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-15

II "a G | c c t ri C
clock in he
cou E Il on sc
b IL l. II C d q S
bright and yell
low as the full
moon ut rise in
the horizon.
Robe t, on
Stutif,n nOtiepf1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-08

PowrurrL Opera glasses. So HEnrLER, cor.41sl
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GEO. L. wHEELoCK. Assirne,
THOMAS BOWLING son. AUCTIoNEERs.
-

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON CONNFC-
IlCIT AVENUE BETWEEN Q AND STREETS
Al AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. MARCH FIFTEENTH. 1So3
AT HALE AST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. we will Sc |
/" front of the pre- ises lot - square IL fronting
% feet on the east de Of Connect ut avenue by
average depth Of about ~ eet TO i0ioot wide alley.
containing = l41 square feet.
Terms: rne-thi d cash, balance in and two
years. with Interest secured by deed of the
property all cash. at the tion Of the purchaser
deposit of 500 iuire1 at time of sale. Convey
sncng AMI recordn at cost of purchase
mh1-d&ds THOMAS DOWLi q SON Aucts
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Can't Re PM ONT of Their Rooms.

In the Equity Court Justice Haguer con-
tinued the injunction yesterday in the case OF
Joseph A Salmon ct al against Hannah Lam
ham to restrain the defendant from oustine
them from rooms in her house. No. zoos street
northwest Miss Lsnham yesterday presented
her side OF the case. the finding of empty liquor
bottles in the rooms. played cards and on Feb
ruary 25 were boisterous in the room with
others. and she called policeman and informed
them that tney could not make her house a
gambling den and bar room. The complain
ants. salmon. III. b. Swearingen and James F.
Moriarty. who clerks in the pension Office.
filed aridavits setting out that they had always
been orderly The justice said man might
drink wine and play cards in his room without
being debauched. and continued the injunction.
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Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
A. S. Brewer to G. W. Montgomery, subs 20,
80 to IS and part 30. So. 1877; 6. E. 8. Smith
to d. B. Gursdorf, sub 100. So. 444; s.. Eliza
beth D. Porter to W. c. Clotworthy, interest in
estate of J. T. Clotworthy: s.. John Ieetch
town; 50. 400. Louisa Graham to W. H. Wilkes,
east half 4, blk. s. Pleasant Plains; 81. 800. c.
Early to S. C. Raub. parts Peters Mill Seat:
s. I. W. Fowler to Sophie II. Herbert, part
Is. So. SIG; $500. Eliza Ball to Oliver Il.
Harr, part s. So. e. of 81: s625. Fl. S. Merrill to
NJ. Georgia. sub II, So 10l s.. n. Whitman
to John Erbach, part 10. 50. $50; $4,000. S.
Fliesher to G.. b. Gibson ct al. lots IL to Is. SO.
1898; s. S. NJ. Jones to J. r. NJ. Norton Ell
al, sub 20, SO. 1872: s.. W. Hieston to Abigail
c. Newman. lots 1O2. LOG and 1O7, so. 9l7; $.
c. Gessford to J. A. Stratton, lot 20, SO. 966
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mhT-lkde
GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auct.. I4ll @ st.

TRUSTEES SALE OF -FOUR NEARLY CON-
PLETED BRICS DWELLINGS. SITUATE on
SOUTH SIDE FLORIDA AVENUE. BETWEEN
FIRST AND THIRD STREETS NORTHWEST.
A. %. 1892 and recorded in Liber No. 1850 folio 100
ct one Of the land records of the District Of
lunibis, and at the request of the party secured
thereby. we will sell in front of the premises on
TUESDAY. MARCH FOURTEENTH A. ID. IsHs3 Al
HALf-pAsT FOUR O'CLOCK ?. NJ the following
ton. District Of Columbia to wit: Lots fourteen 4
fifteen u5) and sixteen Q6). in Archibald c.
Walter aud Others subdivision Of part OF square
ave hundred ard fifty (550), 10 said sub
vision is recorded in the office of the sur-
veyor of the District Of Columtia in book Is
at the northwest Of said lot fourteen 4) and
running thence northwestwardly along the line of
BOUNDARY street IL 6.- 100 feet thsnce due south
81 2ll00 feet. thence ea.wardly 100 feet 10 tie
southwest Of said lot fifteen 5) thence north
wardy 81 100 feet in strsigh, line place OF
said land: subject. however. TO previous existing
encumbrance OF record securing two otes
81 fS4. together with such interest NAV D. due on
them OF which information will be given ct time OF
sale. -
Terms Of sale: One third the purchase money I'm
and two respectively interest AT 8 per
cent per annum. payable semi annually and secured
by purchasers notes and usual deed Of trust on ths
proerty cold all cash. at the option Of
deposit OF 600 required ct time Of sale II the
terms OF sale are not fully complied with within
right TO resell at risk and cost Of defauitns purchsse
All conveyancns, recordine &c, ct purchsser's cost
". CLARENCE DtvAiL. Trustee,
We EpMoNsToN. TrIstss. L.
fs2S mh2. 4.6s.1l.l3 Once. 500 5th ct nv.
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Eecep,iou to a Pastor

Last night the official board and ladies Of the
Mite Society of Twelfth Street VI. E. Church
rendered a pleasing and enjoyable reception to
their pastor, Rev. c. l.. Pate, who has been re-
turned TO them for another year by the Balti-
more conference Mr. Pate. accompanied by
Rev. Mr.. Moore Of Gaithersburg. arrived home
from HagerstOwn early in the evening. and at s
O'Clock the parsonage was besieged bv friends.
who gave him a cordial welcome. After pleas
ant exchange of congratulations the party ad-
iourned 10 the dining room. where refresh
ments were served Mr.. Pate in his usual
graceful manner thanked all for the hearty
greeting. aud the hour late when the party
departed
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GEORGETOWN.
A TIMERS FALL.


A timer named Daniel Coleman. while en-
gagged yesterday on the roof of house 14s2 32t
street, was taken with an epileptic fit and or
falling slipped from the roof to the ground be-
low, distance of probably forty feet. He wa,
carried to his home, 1922 High street, and at
tended by DIR. A. b. Shekeil After careful
examination of the injuries the doctor stated
that he had found no broken bones and pre-
dicted an early recovery.
BUILDING ASSOCIATION MEETING.
At the lS2d regular monthly meeting Of the
stockholders of the First Cooperative Building
Association held last night bonds of the third
series. whose par is s225. &c. were redeemed q,
S21.65: those of the fourth whose par il
ers of the fifth, which matured last June. real
lied 1882 on an investment OF $780, Money
was loaned at an averge of 20. By June l all
third series bonds will have been redeemed.
INTERESTING MISSION SERVICES.
The mission services for men only, under the
auspices of the Brotherhood OF St. Andrew, in
augurated on February 20, have continued each
evening the services being held in various Epis-
copal churches in different sections of the city.
Tonight and tomorrow night the meetings are
at ST. Johns Church. Georgetown. and the sd-
will be delivered by Rev. DIR. Kim and Rev. j.
b. Perry, eloquent speakers. who always at
tract the attention of men. Under The STAR s
specials there is each day notice Of these serv-
ices. to which all sorts and conditions OF men
are cordially welcomed.
NOTES.
Mr.. W. A. Leetch has been elected director
in the Georgetown Gas Company in place of
Mr.. II. C. Winship, who now occupies the
presidential chair.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs Bradfield
Hartley, who died on Monday at the residence
of his grandfather, DR.. John s. Billings, was
buried this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cogswell. who have
been visiting Mrs. Huth of 8249 street, left
last night for Chicago.
During the o'clock service yesterday at
Christ Church lady il the congregation was
taken with an epileptic fit Dr. Albert Stuart,
jr.. rendered such service that she soon recov-
cred
A meeting by the Dumbarton street branch
OF the Epworth League took place last night.
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HEALTH OF THE DISTRICT.
The Death Rate Dropped to the Normal
Point-Vital Statjstics.


Poinf-yital Statistics.
''There was falling off Of twenty in the
number of deaths last week as compared with
the week previous" says the weekly report of
Health Officer Hammett.
The death rate declined from $50 to 240
which is about the normal The remarkably
small number Of deaths from the zymotic dis
eases, indicating an unusually limited prevalence
of the dangerous contagious diseases, is noted in
the five deaths therefrom, one of which was
from diphtheria and one from typhoid fever.
The first fatal case of mumps since the year
1885 occurred during the week. One-fourth OF
all the deaths being elderly persons over sixty
years old and nearly the same number in the pre-
ceding week, indicates the terrible effect of the
long and severe winter upon the aged. while
the mortality among the young children re-
mains at about the average rate. The fatality
from acute lung diseases continues large, as Is
usual ut this season of the year. there having
been thirty-seven deaths from these causes, as
against forty in the last report. Only five cases
of diphtheria and three cases of scarlet fever
we're reported from the whole District since
the previous announcement up to and includ-
ing Saturday last.
"Of the four violent deaths three we're from
accident and one suicide. One of the acct
dental deaths was from burn. one from opium
poisoning and one by railroad collision on Long
bridge
The report shows: Number of deaths. 120;
white, 65; colored. So. Death rate per 1000
per annum-White. 49, 5; colored. 1876. Total
population, 24.0. Forty-four were under five
years of age. 80 we're under one year old and 80
over sixty years. Twenty-six of the deaths oc-
CURED in hospitals and public institutions.
The deaths by classes were as follows: ZymotIc,
5; constitutional. 81; local, 10; develop
mental. IL; violence, 4. The principal causes
OF death were: Diphtheria. 1; consumption, IL;
diarrhGal, L; typhoid fever. 1; pneumonia. 25;
congestion of the lungs. 4; bronchitis, 8; kidney
diseases. .; meningitis. 5; cancers, 1: mumps. l..
Births reported-2S white males, SO white fe-
males. 20 colored males, % colored females.
Marriages reported-11 white. colored. Still
births reported-4 white. colored.
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILw.Y

SCHEDULE IN Effect OCTOBER " Is,,
9Th and b SITS. -
Through the ersndsst .cenerv in An~ric. With IN.
hsnd.omeet and NOS. complete Solid Train ssryis.
Westfrom Washington
200 p No. daily Cincinnati and 81. Loui. "a a.
ued"-soid ves:tbuled. newly equipped. electric
lighted train Pullmans finest slee Wsshin
ton 70 Cincinnati. Dining sttsched AZ May-vil I.
70 serve breakfast Arrives Cincinnati 500 In
annapolis IL % o. m. St Louis 81 .. Chicago
o;.So p. m
IL Top. m. daily-The famous .'F. T. v Limited" =
asolid vestfbule train with dining and Pullmsa
sesrers for Cincinnati. Lexington and Louisville
without change. arriving a. Cnclnnsti q - o. m.
Lexington g. hop Louis Vile Y;bO p. M. Indian
nm connstn S n nrias .S,, sor Il. .oi, .is -
2O0p. m dailv-E1preSs FOR oOrdonsyills. cha--
lottesville, Richmond. waynesboro'. stanton an
principal Virginia POINTS daily except Sunday. fD-
Richmond.
513 and 1921 psnna
M Ii. W FULLER. Gen1 Passenger Aren't
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ANACOSTIA.

Anthony Chase, aged eighty-seven, an in
mate of the poor house. was found this morn.
ing in the marsh rear of the Christie place by
Officer l.. b. Anderson. He had wandered
from his moorings and was nearly exhausted
when found.
Rev. DIR. G. W. Mccullough. who has been i'll
for some time. was given very fattering sur
prise party last night. Local friends and those
from Georgetown and Tenlevtown contributed
their presence and gifts. The doctor expressed
thanks in few happy words.
Miss Sallie Washington of Hillsdale is the
guest of Miss Taylor of Prince George county.
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Board Of Visitor. To VT. Vernon

The governor Of Virginia has reappointed the
former board OF visitors To Mt Vernon con-
sisting Of Iessrs- J. Bell Bigger, L. Q. Wash
ington, VIM Writ Henry. r. W. Moore and
Taylor Berry. and has added TO it several other
~ell-known citizens Of Virginia. The board
will make their annual visit to Mt Vernon dur
ing the session of the council of the regents
Of the Mt Vernon Ladies' Association TO be
held in MAY next This is the fourth year of
service Of the present board.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ArEAUGH's OPERA HoUsE.-Digby Bell in
"Jupiter.'
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.-''The Lost Para
disc
ACADEMY OF NUsIc.--Rose and Chas. Coghlan
in Diplomacy"
Harms BIJoU THEATER-.'Cnder the Lion
Paw.
KERSASs LYCEUM THEATER.-Williams
MeteOrs-
The BATTLE OF GErTYsBURG.-15th street
and Ohio avenue.
METzEBoTF Music HALL--Concert by Re-
menyi-
TxIvEEsALIsr CHUKCH.-Grsnd Charity Con-
cert.
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN ALEX
L ANDRIA COUNTY. VA. A

By virtue Of a decree entered at the NovembA
term, 1892. of the circuit court of Alexandria
county. Virginia, in the chAncery cause Of Castle
man vs. WEIGH ct al. therein pending the under
signed comn,issioners for that purpose appointed
viii, on APRIL sixth. 1896. At FIVE p. M, ON
the premises; oAer for sale all of that historic
estate formerly owned by Caleb Cushing and con-
tanning 100 acre.. more or less and located In Alex
This tract Of land improved BY large ten room
men, three tenant houses large orchard shade trees
city Of Washinaton his Grand piscs VAS ~ ~ suS
urban home Of the uustrous Caleb Cushing while he
was in ofcia life at Washington. aud the trees and
shrubbery that he planted there IN their fully
developed beauty The shape Of the land Is almost
perfect square and is Of the most besutifu con-
venient and historic suburban homes around the
national capital Itwould make vsluable
for town lots and villa sites. being ON the
lines OF electric and steam railroads. only about
mandins elevation and in healthy location.
Terms OF sale: Onefourth cash. and thelfesidue Of
ne pSrSniss money In one two and three years. evil
sonal security and airing interest from day Of sae
and the title to be retained until all the purchase
money shall have been paid.
For further informanoc apply to James Z. Glenn
enta, 1871 street northwest Washington D. c. or
JAMES Z CLEHENfs.
c. T. NIC0L.
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Julius Lansburgh begs to announce that the
fire last night has scuttled his work rooms and
played sad havoc with almost the entire stock
Of carpets. Water also dripped through the
ceiling upon large quantity of fine parlol
furniture and other odd parlor pieces. In
ventory is being taken of the damaged stool
this morning for the insurance companies and
just soon the loss is adjusted the entire
stock will be placed on sale at ridiculousIy low
prices. As the entire stock is 'topsy-turvy'
and as we have no place to remove the stool
during rebuilding" shall allow dis
count Of 20 per cent for cash upon everything
in stock. Julius Lansburgh. New York ave
nue. between 18th and l4th streets.-Adrt.
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BABY One SOLID SORE.
REST NIGHT OR DAY-CURED BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES.

My baby when two months old had breaking out
with what the doctor called eczema Her head. rms.
feet and hands each solid sore. tried every.
thing. but neither the doctors anything else did
her any good. We could get no day night with
her In my extremity tried the CUTICURA RENE.
DIES. but confess had faith in them, for had
never en- them tried To my great surprise in one
weeks time after reginnina to the UTICURA
REMEDIES the sores were well. but continued &c
use the RESOLVEN1 for little while. and now she
Is as fat baby you would like 10 see
and as sound d liar. I believe my baby
would have died II ! had not tried CUTICURA RENE
DIES. 1write this that every mother with a baby
like mine can feel confident that there is a medicine
that will the eczema, and that medicine il
the cutie RA REMEDIES.
Mrs. BETTE BIRKNER. Lockhart, Texas
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FILLING the .Duries.

In the Criminal Court. Justice MeComas. the
attachment served on Herman Barghausen.
summoned as a juror. who failed to attend
Yesterday. was discharged on payment Of 81 Is
fine and costs. and he was excused. The fol-
lowing were accepted: Vim. Miller. Walter $.
Barker. John Feast, Geo. W. Francis. Henry
Wagner. Geo. Miller. Samuel ID. Phillips and
James A Perry. This completed the panel.
In the Circuit Court Division II. Justice
Bradley. the following were accepted: Geo.
Patterson. Isaac Birch. Martin Smith. Bernard
Kimarten. Allen Dale. James Ryan. c. W.
Spsbs, T.. T.. Barclay and II. c. Bolden.
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT. Dirision 1-.Judge Brddley
Yesterday -NOrdlinger agt. Wormley; judg-
ment by default.
Today-Smith Klien- Il French Company
agt. Miller x Sisson, " c., use Of, agt Yost
NJ. W. Calf Il Co. agt. Baird. Natiui agt Gros-
venor. keyser agt. NJ Bernheim and Never agt.
Tatum; judgment by default. Morrison ngt.
Nourse; plaintiffs death suggested and suit
abated. Cagan aSt. Brown; judgment for
amount admitted
CIRCUIT CoURr. Dirision 2-Judge Cole.
Observation-Disclosures 4 Co. agt. Wynne; yer.
dict for plaintiff. sI23.66.
Equity CoURr-Judges Bingham, Haqner and
Cor.
lesterdav-Lipscomb agt. Watrous; decree
dismissing bill. In re Mt Zion N. Z. Church
title vested in trustees.
Todsy-Hughes agt. McMenemin: sale rati
fed nisi. Lewis agt. Lewis; do.