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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
for Sale.


MAGNlfICENTLI finished 1000
up isht piano. sl3O; four months Ia use,
silver mounted the I"ds pat { action
today. l5l Wet .3d.st
\ MAGNIFIltNr grmd upright piano:
all impiON cmrnt> richly csiNrl. powerful
tone. big bargain; IRON manufacturers
open evening". NIADiE. l77l LcNins. ON.
Nc.. near llota-s;.
\ PRIVATE FAMILY VIII sarr.n @ for
ra-n their hand-om" upright plano. new a
f.w months akO and ro-t 800; viii -1"Flilrc
Tor tlH5 viii rleEInt s'ari and stool. all
iatc-' iupro, Ihgtif" at a." resi-
dcnre - Eat ll7th-st
Al REDUCED PRICES. 500 scond.
haad VOID and iron WOskin2 machines:
fIily guaranteed n1shinsrv bOI2ht and ~
changed. GLOEGE II. EDDY. 395 Madl-
son.-t.
ATTENTION SrNing machines u all
kinds: n'N. - GOOD -srond..an *lV
BAUSCiIS. 2.lhl 3i-'Nr.. lie.h-st.
cur THIS orr AMI nal win your
alli So agent viii rall and take measur'
Atwood pant. e. .fi g. - -. ~ drlo-lt
required. MErhoPOLITAN PANTS co,
III Nllen.>f
DESKS. Office furniture cash. credit. 800
II foIiuay second hand dr.k,. plitltons'
railing.. bought eNchaug d ~ West fth
t.. near iiiOIdtay >prri9i iio't r''lt"I'''
EVERY rnlNG In foo'-poNcr machinery
a: IIIIIE'S lcol ~torr. ., Fulton -,
Now-lo-h. L!-' free.
FOR SAIL. -Mu,lc hoN tunes. Win
-hln.... also Nrfru ty.""'ii"r. can
= {" :. W &. rNrL. 100 East l2'th'~t
rpH >ALE. copper gcnera,or in eood
condition. M charR" l2p gdlon- II. p
Hi'" SO. candy -tor" 2-' "rlnd.st.
loh >NLt..A mrrain,"nt. almost ne"
upflghf planu must -rll without fail before
1nurdll .ljO, cost 500 ~ oier re-
fu-'d. 100 LcNington-aNc.' near 3sd-s'.
IOK SALE.-rlsno. si65. urncht: good
- now g. monthly St"inway bargain.
ANDERSON 4 60. 100 Futon.st. BROOK
lyu. iiano- 10 rent. - month.
LADY VIII di-p,." ~ rrra' hsrrlin.
hand.oira s.ai.lln ncwmOtkot. Jacket aud
q 'casc.. very reasonable. 20 last '1ih--t.
MrSI,AL B,X. now; 2lsyilg f. ,uu~s
with zlthrr attachment cot 100 ~ Io'
$40 need money. seen 20 Efoad"o'
Room =.
sAFFS Koreans ~ new and eecond.
hand safH., l0rce stock - -''crt from 10
con hination prlrc- -af"s repaired. 4. III
GROSS. io6 RrodvaT.
SAFE rcrrilig'r matr; combinat 81
IN X. nr-t.clns>. chcI'. NJ. II. H.. Room
80 ~. 10 Nus-ap-~i. and and
Bcekmau-~t.
SMALL ELNcN ANp TAN King
Charles hitch blind In eye: reward BE-
yond value. 2ll Tl-t I7nh-'t.
TYPEWRITER. Remington tp.writr
cod condition viii soil or rrnt 'hrnu
,d1r..s TYPEWRITER roNrdic' Pot 6o7
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poar0 ano Rooms.


DELIGHTFUL third floor; three
Foolm- for family also hall room; i"l. l.
encc> required s. last d4ti->i.
SPACIOUS Moor near Mldl-on square !;
; ELEGANTLY furnished rooms. bath. 'i""-
the night hotel -crVicc; mod rate
prices: transient or PERMANENT arcomno
dauons: nnc Offices. J.. \. DAiIf>, .
- West 3ith-st.
FURNIsIILD Rooms to lr Win ~
without tail" boar.. 60 F.,~t iJth-st.
i5TH-sT. 20 WESr-A Few choice
rooms on s.conl and pafl0r noofs superior
appointments, board II desired exceptional
references.
olST.ST. . WESr.-A nicely furnished
large room. second noH. with boad one on
fourth floor; references
.-Tu.>T 10 WF>r.-l,.? ro,al RS
,aurant. handsomely furnished rooms. with
l,tfl4.
37Tu.sI., 40 Wi.>r.-Scwiy furnished
saunrr room. 10 let. without board, %
cemilrmcn: Preferences required.
57TH 81. 3l3 YVES R-liani,omcly fur.
nl,ici rooms. with hoard for gentlemen ana
wives or single gentlemen references en-
changed
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orses an0 Carriages.

a-NUST SELL Immediately, seven
- yoyng horses. $40 TO s1OO suit any
ksnnes; weeks trial allowed; also sounu
- team aud black mare IA foai' VIII
s..h,csf five for keep; bargains. See owner
~-~, 90 Lconaru-st., tsrecnIOiht.
fvR SALE. extra fine team Of matched
49,. young. sounr, 10 hands. styllsn'
a.i,ers. plenty OF knee action. gen
80 ,-heie or double suitable for r0so OF
u II. PERLEE. Somcrviile. Nj.
N ,MVsAsNrED sc, OOo, 600 people IT, send for
hrsns carriage and harness catalogues
r. assortment in America; very inoder.
M. phses; don't pay sucn extravaesnt
lsbsS ,ior harness aud carriages esIab-
sssssoo. N. J.
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Rral Cslalc 10 Gxfhnnae

EXCHANGE for country property
growing iIvc,tmcnt property ?3d->t.. near
broadway j-s.ory modern building; le1s d
to one tenant. ownrts, MAXIM BKOS.
* Wall.-t.
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MAGNIFICENT CLUB SITE.
,r or THE JONES MARBLE BLOCK
SECURED.
srvryTu REGIMENT VETERANS C
rrF~rY-EIGHTH-S CORNER.

,rvFNTH REGIMEN NEIEFANS UET The
rIFTY-EIGHTH-ST. CORNER.
9Th Regiment Veteran Club has secured new
'"0 h,cb IFS members believe to have the finest
hu'. Tor club purposes in the city This Is the
a'ua1t corner Of Fhhave. and Fiity-cighhs'. and
s0u'", nsrt of the famous Jones marble block, which
% wonder vafm T o tn, sa nsas. q ss
Of "vnnue. The club has since its organization
w .s Va. 756 Ffth-ave.. the southwest corner of
oceur ,rh,bst. and has always prdcd itself on the
fno-o,sl advantages Of the Site Tic new home
@e'F sovever. be- even more favorably situated.
VII r,s property which is TO be the home of the club
-. -,I Fiftha aud and East Filty-cightl-
y "Tn Tho frontage is sixty feet in the avenue and
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Help Wanteo.


A,rENis ana IANvAsSERS, male or
female: 80 to - daily profits sure expert.
enCr unnecessary no talking required en-
elusive territory given. For particulars
address |. PUTNAM & CO., West Winsted,
Conn.
Males
AGENTS rell No.to.b1c, guaranteed
Toi-ccn Habit Cure make $40 a day book
Don't Tobacco SUIT and SMOKE Your Life
Away" fro. STERLING REMEDY CO.,
Box >. Indiana Mineral springs, Ind.
BoOKKEEPERS. collector. statesmen.
Office assistant clerks. Iortets, park"rs
Hntchmpn janltors. coachmen b3rt"nders.
gardener. farm"is. useful:men procure en-
y o,mon' by applying MUTUAL AGENCN,
sS+ broadway.
EMPLOYMENT "ROCrRED for Clerks
boo!Skeepcts. collectors. pOFtr', driver.
ts~,tul men coorhmcn. watchmen. s1le-men.
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
si3 brp1dway
MAN AND WIFE. 10 tafc charge o.:
lunchrOom woman must BE- gOo' ctok mai
good lunchmsn. Aldrcs, BoN %, Tubuac
Otrcr.
Females
WANTED. Few respectable women to
Nors "a: home for IL on plan ewing. button
holes. drrs>uaking aud millinery ori' 7
WORK pay ~ weekly Tor part Of Your time.
Cambridgr. Mass.
WANTED.-A nr,tc1ss chambermald
and waitress Protestant pref rr'p. IA a
small private family. can Monday, from
o 10 1" and TO ). loi Fast 17th.,t
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DrcsemIklilQ.


A-A.-DRrsSSM MAKER; elegant cutter
ana inter; rs uay OF ~ home perfect Ut
Guaranteed velvet. SILK or cloth suits made
IN one week for $40 fancy wdlst. coat, and
Lall gowns o specially. ~ Fast loul-st.,
near Broadway.
\ LADY can CIV rrspcctItlr home WorA
mo ,aTNa sing 10 few Intel ~ mt women.
Send full particular ~ yourself ana tim y 4
rn,eiop. /, Dl.F.SSMAkt.R. GSD salHmnt.
AVE-. boston. Mass.
ARTISTIC DRt>sMAKING unique
designs evening 1rc sses speciality hotel
Mrs. McELROY 50 last oth.st. opposite
stewart's building.
ARTISTIC DRESSM NG.-prr ct-it-
ting costumes. jackets aud wraps; hand -Omr
dre.sc. for 81: also dresses remsd led.
Mime. OWEN. 2L2 West .@d->t.
ARTISTIC DREssMAkEn de .lr.,
DIV; best reference. Adirrs, {. W., e35
East 3l-tst., no petal.
A.-FINE DRFssMAKING from ~ Till
March. D.; AMI Work buni; nbrd !. gll-h
t1llor-rDidr. al.o bal and evening dtcSsi.s.
Mime. FIONA. 10 Fast 2Oth--t
DREsSMAKER. formerly with Dipden
will max gown, from ~ g. $40 this month
Reference. 202 Wet f3i-st.
DHES>MAh r.R.-inOrJugh urs rr- rn.
gag~.i,ut hN day or week In or out OF city
highest references. Address Miss N. Box
IL. irlbune Uptown Office. 1.2t2 broadway.
DNESs AK4>li.-Firs elias. cutter and
otter. dcslr., more engagements by the day
In frst-clasE families; terms 20 per day (;
highest references. Address D.. Pa 9Th.
avs
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miscellaneous.

ACCIDENT CASES. collections. m1tfl.
u,oulal suits separat on'. names changed,
advice free. THORNLEY,. counscllor. -
lurk Row.
CHINA. GLASS, pictures, furniture.
etc carefully Iackcd for shipment or stor-
age; furnitnie repaired aud polished noots
and woodwork stained waved. OF Narnisiied ;
marble sfatnary clcanci aud Parked
III iRLES ROAK. 2l2 West 36th.st.
whNTED.-Catboat about - ret l9r 2
,dd,es. NJ BOX 23l. cw-Brnnswick.
4. j.. stating lowest rsfh price and fuli
ma rtl culars.
WITH YOUR ORDER for Insurance Of
onv Kind will save you money. Hill. n
CO.. IC5 broadway. N. y.
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Rtal estate Wanlso.

WANTED. desirable furnished c sn W.,
s.,ts and cottages. summer sear%n'' c on w..
IIudson. We tch.stsr, 1nte'SH1nn ,if, ~ HALL,
IL East l2d'st-
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Silp Real Gsiatc for Sale

HohSrns SALE.-Factorv sites IN the city of
L. NJ and Jersey City. on line Of D.,
WRic,,ra and Ellie Railroads. GEORGE w.
-. 10 Newark-st.. HOboken.
III ~ SALE or TO REST.-Elegant 40
. bi6 sisx nt residence, 322 West Goth st,
kSso'e. on lot 50xl0l, with or without
~ Address OWNER. j. o. Box
- r.. NEAR esTH.ST.-Five-stor
tenement, ejxSjxto0; Institution
{ 10 900. 5 per cent. Ave wears
I.s'rtlsss, beautifully decorated, S1th-
s'npns and Amsterdam AYES ;Sothcis,
STEVENS, Columbus-avc.! cornef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20

sTH.AvE.. 1.9ss corner co soth snnIy an
cant apartment. go 70 T'v ~ R,opdway.
pfemises or 70 ). NiAVN' w
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business Ghanres.

\ RAl;G.,IN.-S5OO will buy cd, stab.
lishei business; elegant store; fine trad;
sul >tanti1l reason Tor selling. AID
HEFJlN. Tr bune Harlem once. 100 East
10th
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-12-07

For sale by all Druggists.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-12-07
SECOND STAGE OF CATARRH.
Things that Thousands Know by Bit
ter EXDerienne.

The second stage OF catarrh is some
times called an "old cold" A neglect
ed cold has settled in the head, nose
throat, larynx, bronchial tubes, lungs,
or other organ OF the body. If 1t set
ties in the head it may produce roar
ing, cracking in the ears, headache,
and confusion of the senses if in the
nose, a more or less abundant dis
charge, sneezing, noisy breathing, and
thickened membranes; if in the
throat, hawking, enlarged tonsils, sore
throat, follicular pharyngitis (preach-
ers' sore throat; if in the larynx,
hoarseness, weakness OF voice, aphonia
Gloss of voice. if in the bronchial
tubes, cough, pain in the chest, ex-
pectoration, and loss of appetite. I'm
less something is done to put stop
to this state of things the third stage
of chronic catarrh is sure to set in,
which is not only hard to bear, but
difficult to cure. Pe-ru-na will cure
all cases of catarrh in the second
stage if used without interruption.
Directions for use accompany each
bottle, although some cases find it to
their advantage to send to DR.. Hart
man for his directions for one months
treatment. (Sent free.)
The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing
Company of Columbus, Ohio, are
sending free to any address their lat
est book on catarrh entitled "Climatic
Diseases book we'll worth reading.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-12-07
THE WILSON BILL.
Congressman Patterson Thinks Ii a
Good Revenue Measure.

Washington, November S0.-Con-
gresham Josiah Patterson, of Tennes.
see, says of the Wilson Tariff Bill: II
have not read the bill carefully, but as
/ understand it, / am much pleased
with it. 1t is revenue measure. It
carries out the pledges of the party
made at Chicago, and responds fairly
and manfully to the tariff reform sem
tlment of the country. There are
items in it would have otherwise,
1t certainly does not go as far as
would like. But it is a vigorous and
honest effort at tariff reform, and as
such will receive my earnest support.
1t will, in my judgment, accomplish
3 great deal for the constituency I
represent.
/ am pleased with the outlook, and
feel that the country is to be congrat-
ulated on the thoroughly intelligent
and conscientious work of the COM
mittee. have never believed in the
prophets of i'll omen who said the
Democrats in Congress would not re-
deem the pledges Of their party. The
committee has given a quietus to
croakers, and / am glad of 1t"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-12-07
A VETERANS VERDICT.
The War is Over. A WeII-known Sol.
der, Correspondent and Journal
ist Makes a Disclosure.

Indiana contributed her thousands of brave
soldiers to the war, and no state bears bet
ter record In that respect than 1t does. In
literature 1t Is rapidly acquiring an
enviable place. In war and literature
Solomon Jewell. well known as writer as
"Sol," has won an honorable position. Dur
Ing the late war he was q member of Co. M,
I'd. N. Y. Cavalry and of the 18th Indiana In
fantry Volunteers. Regarding an important
circumstance he writes as follows:
Several OF us old veterans here are using
DR.. Miles Restorative Nervine, Heart Cure
and Nerve and Liver Pills, all OF them giving
splendid satisfaction. In fact, we have never
used remedies that compare with them. OF
the Pills we must say they are the best COM
bination Of the qualities required In o prep
aration OF their nature we have ever known.
We have none but words of praise for them.
They are the outgrowth of new principle In
fully. We say TO all, try these remedies"
Solomon Yewell Marion Ind, Dec. s, 1892
These remedies are sold by all druggists on
a positive guarantee, or sent direct by the
DR.. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind, on re-
ceipt Of price, 81 per bottle, six bottles s., ex-
press prepaid. They positively contain neither
opiates nor dangerous drugs.
For sale by all Druggists. no2S-'93-lyr
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-12-07
Cream..not Skim. .Hllk.

Every farmer and villager, their
wives and boys and girls, will be in
terested in the big-little, cream-not-
skim-mllk paper, the FARM JOURNAL,
OF Philadelphia. It's 100000 subscrib-
ers are scattered from Main to Wash
ington, and from Michigan TO Texas.
It's breezy, Grips, boiled-down pages
contain as much information in the
course of the year as many of the
high-priced weeklies while its earnest,
manly tone and its bright and COM
mon-sensc way OF treating farm mat
tiers leaves good and lasting taste in
ones mouth. The subscription price
is so cents 9 year. We have made
arrangements with the publisher by
which he will send in one full year
free, to all who promptly pay up for
our paper. Sample copies will be
sent free by addressing a postal re-
quest to FARM JOURNAL, Philadelphia,
Pa. 484-tf.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-12-07
o. N. Rogers.

OF Adams, N. Y, ate nothing but dry
bread for three years on account of
that terrible disease. Dyspepsia. He
states that he was entirely cured by
DR.. Hale's Household Tea and can now
eat anything. This greatest medicine
known is sold at 25c. and 80 cents per
package at Mcfarland & Co.'s drug
store.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-12-07
no2s-'9S-1yr

First National Bank OF Greeneville
VS., ]. N. Harris ct al. passed.
State OF Tennessee vs.. VIM. Bardner
ct al. passed.
RIG. Johnson vs. E. s. Wolfe, set.
tied in Supreme Court and ordered
dropped from docket.
]. A. Martin vs.. Finley Cox ct al. ;
passed.
F. P, Burch vs.. L. O. Sneed ct al. ;
awaiting payment OF costs.
Carnegie Land Co. VS.. ]. S. Wilson /;
dismissed.
Morgan Co. vs. Watauga Lumber
Co.; awaiting order of reference in
consolidated causes.
Ike T. Jobe VS.. B. F. Folsom ct al. /;
passed.
A. Pardee vs.. Mayor and alderman
ct al. dismissed.
Palmer. Fuller and Go. va. Watauga
Lumber Co. awaiting order of refer
ence in consolidated causes.
Samuel Miller vs.. may and alder.
| man ct al. dismissed.
J. r. Crawford ct al VS. W. E, Har-
ris; sale of property ordered.
Horton Gildersleeves & Go. vs.. may
or and alderman settled in Supreme
Court and dropped from docket.
9. W. Lesur vs.. Earnest w. Lesur
| decree confirming masters report.
g. G. Harris & Cows. j. P. Witherow
ct al. continued.
E. J. Chase VS.. N. F. Hickey. +; dis
missed.
Ellen G. Riley vs.. Thos. Riley; dis
missed.
Mcdonald & Stone VS.. J. T. Wilder
passed.
@. q. Rogers vs.. H. X. Love ct ais.
decree for sale on amended bill.
E. @. Manning VS.. Carnegie Land
l Co; continued.
Susan E. Campbell vs. Ike 7. Jobe
dismissed.
A. McRae We. H. W. Hargraves; dis
missed.
]. B. Cox VS.. w. A. Kite ct al decree
for sale Of land sale withheld at request
of comp,
Jas. A. Martin va. Thomas L. Roser
ct al /; dismissed.
Jno.. w. Boring vs.. Ike T. Joke
awaiting order of reference.
J. P. Houston vs. J. E. Harr, ct al. ;
judgment on purchase money notes.
H. G. Hart vs. Geo. r. Brown, ct ux. ;
| judgment on purchase money notes.
Carnegie Land Co. vs.. w. L. Cant
well; judgment on purchase money
| notes.
Carnegie Land Co. vs.. J. r. Learned /;
judgment on purchase money notes.
r. s. Boyd vs.. ]. D. McMillin; cost
to be paid and balance to be credited
on purchase money note.
A. F. Hoss and G. w. Hodge VS.. w.
S. Campbell; awaiting payment on
purchase money notes.
Alfred Sully vs.. Sam M. Owens /;
judgment on purchase money notes
unless cost paid.
Alfred Sully VS.. Geo. B. Brown !;
same as above.
Alfred SuIly VS.. g. M. McVoy same
| as above.
OK. Lide & Go. VS.. Ike T. Jobe !;
awaiting Masters report.
G. e. Jennings. assignee vs.. T. E..
Matson, ct al. order for reference.
Frank King VS.. J. FL. Preas report
of sale filed, biddings opened.
L. G. Hoss VS.. +. A. Stratton ct al. !;
unless purchase money note paid
| Judgment to be taken.
s. A. Kite ct al. VS.. T. P. Colclough
ct al. continued on absence of counsel
Armstrong, Gator & Co. and Wal
lace Elliotte & Co. vs.. H. A. Littman !;
| sale Of land confirmed.
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Carnegie Land Go. VS.. cy H.Lyle

compromised.
9. IL. Rogers, Receiver, VS.. w j.
Thomas ct ux. and others; judgment
on purchase money notes.
A, j. Bates & Co. VS.. H. A. Littman 4;
sale of land confirmed,
John Boring VS.. 5. w. Wilson, ct al F;
dismissed
w P Miller VS. VII Henderson,
ct al; Masters report on purchase
money notes paid
W ] Graham ct al VS. d ] Weaver ;
ct ux passed
TIL Hannum VS. L H P Lusk ct al ;
dismissed
Jas H Earnest VS. w Hunter, ct al ;
dismissed
7 A and s P Angle VS. ] w Jackson
ct al awaiting payment on purchase
money notes
Nate Love VS. J T Alderson judg-
ment on purchase money notes unless
compromised
F A Stratton vs. N 7 Miller ct al !;
decree for complainant and sale of
land ordered
&c Hardin, ex vs. L A Calvin ct al !;
order re"iving sale and order Of refer
ence
f A Stratton vs Rhea, Seehorn &
Co; judgment against complainant
and surety for cost
The P Flemming Go for use of
Tschopik vs Carnegie Land Co;
awaiting payment on purchase money
notes
B E Talbot VS. D G Colson, ct al
rule not complied with and case dis
missed
A j Patterson VS. Johnson City Land
and improvement Co; passed
Joe P Lyle ct al vs. T E Matson, ct
al; consolidated with cause OF @ II
Jennings. assignee VS. T E Matson ct
al and awaiting order OF reference
John F Lyle ct al VS. Sol Smalling;
judgment on purchase money notes
unless paid
w D Hunter ct al vs. Jos Henry ct
al; judgment on purchase money
notes
Holston National Bank VS.. Iron Belt
Land Co. motion for receiver.
Watauga Bank vs. Iron Belt Land
Co. motion for receiver.
Allen L. Barnes VS.. James A. Mar
tin ct al. compromised.
Isaac N. Barnes vs.. Jas, A. Martin ct
al. compromised.
Myrtle Corbin VS.. Evan Corbin dis
missed.
M, M. Barnes VS.. Jas. A. Martin ct
al. instanter report ordered.
Iron Belt Co. VS.. ]. s. Davis, await
ing action for receiver.
Sallie @. Gaunt ct al VS.. w. A.
Kite, ct al. continued by agreement.
A P Henderson & Co vs. Mrs M A
Corpening ct al decree in favor of COM
plainani and sale ordered
r M Rogan vs. Carnegie Land Co
settled in Supreme Court and dropped
from docket
s H Miller vs. Johnson City Land
& Improvement Co decree for COM
plainant and sale of land ordered
Fl H STATION VS. Geo r Hubert ct
al compromised and dismissed
E M Sinclair ct al vs. re Hunter
ct al
G B O'Brien VS. W A Kite; sale of
land withheld at request of complain
ant and solicitor
Sallie @ Crumley vs. JAS B Crumley
ct al. decree confirming masters re-
port and reviving former orders
Lookout bank VS. Robert Burrow and
Ike 7 Joke; consolidated with other
causes
w E MAIDEN ct ux Va Carnegie
Land Co biddings opened
A r Wing ct al vs. the Pennsylvan-
mia farming Go ct al order reviving
former orders
D @ Swadly vs Sallie J Wilborne
Administrixs to be made at this term
] M Henry VS. A III Bullock; decree
confirming sale
Fl III Carr VS. Iron Belt Land 90 !;
awaiting action on motion for receiv.
er
8 II Toy ct al vs. Jeses Bean ct TX !;
dismissed
JIM Keys vs. Geo 8 Allen ct al !;
continued by consent
The balance OF the Chancery Court
Proceedings will be published in next
weeks COMET.
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CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.
CHANCERY COURT PROCEEDINGS.


can ct al; awaiting settlement on
purchase money notes.
Carnegie Land Co. We. S. w. Wilson
ct al. No. %, passed.
Carnegie Land Co. VS.. f. A. Jacobs.
ct al; judgment on purchase money
notes.
Carnegie Land Co. VS.. S. w. Wilson
ct al. No. 80, passed.
Carnegie Land Co. VS.. s. w. wilson
Ell al. No. 33, dismissed.
r. Il. and E. d. Powell vs.. T. A. R.
McNutt; dismissed.
F. d. Ferguson vs.. M. f. Barnett
passed.
J. III. Garvin VS.. G. L. Demarer sale
of land confirmed.
II. II. Stratton VS.. Isaac Hampton
dismissed.
Foy w. Dulaney VS.. E. M. Sinclair
remanded to lower court for sale of lots
in question.
Julia A. Lawson VS.. A. @. MARYLAND
ct al. dismissed.
Carnegie Land Go. VS.. III. G. Jarvis
trial set for Thursday.
Carnegie Land 90. VS.. WE. Earnest
No. %, sale of land confirmed.
d. w. Sister vs.. w. w. Carroll ct al.
decree of lower court confirmed.
Finley Cox and wife vs.. l.. O. Strain
dismissed.
G. @. Harris VS.. ]. A. Denton; dis
missed.
w. E. Burns VS.. L. O. Strain judy
ment on purchase money notes.
]. w. Hunter ct al. vs.. j. u Wofford
judgment on purchase money notes.
@. III. Hudson vs.. T. M. Allen; con-
tinued.
Chas. Mcneil VS.. ]. B. Cox; passed.
w. E. Craighill VS.. G. E. Ferguson
ct al. dismissed.
Geo. R. Hurlbut ct al. We. Watauga
Lumber Co. ct al; order of reference
to be acted upon.
L. 0. Strain ct al. vs.. Watauga Lum-
Der Go. ct al. order reviving order for
administrator.
@. G.. Mitchell vs.. Ike 7. Jobe ct al. !;
awaiting payment OF purchase money.
Mrs. A. P. Flynn vs.. A. w. Lotspeich
and Watauga Bank dismissed.
John Sanders vs.. A. w. Lotspeich
and A. P. Flynn; dismissed.
Oy HI. Lyle vs. j. N. Harris ct al. !;
compromised. 81
Isaac Hampton VS.. H. H. Stratton
ct al. (; settled in Supreme Court, dis
missed.
Jesse Beam vs.. J. A. Martin excep-
tions to Masters report.
g. G. Taylor ct al. VS.. LIP. Camp
bell; judgment on purchase money
notes.
w. J. Thomas ct al. vs.. Mrs. A. A..
Bradley dismissed.
Daniel Briscoe & Co. VS.. L. Fl.
Vaughan; dismissed.
j. ]. Hunt ct al. vs.. J. r. Learned |;
dismissed.
J.L. w. L. Woford VS.. ]. W. Scalf
ct al. at issue.
w. +. Barnett ct al. vs.. J. e. Thomp-
son; awaiting payment OF purchase
w. H. Henderson ct al. VS.. NJ. F.
Hickey ct al. ; judgment on purchase
money notes.
Campbell q P0uder vs.. j. u. VOL
ford; judgment on purchase money
notes.
Carnegie Land Co. VS.. Hiram
Baldwin; judgment on purchase
money notes.
w. P. Smith ct ais. VS.. Watauga
lumber Go. ct al; awaiting order OF
reference.
W. Perry 4 Go. VS.. w. r. Dyer
let al. I; passed.
Carnegie Land Co. vs.. Bette 81.
Jones ane three cases vs.. 8. D. Jones,
consolidated; awaiting payment oil
purchase money,
Carnegie Land Ce. vs.. Ell. III. Cooke,
trustee judgment on purchase money
notes.
Carnegie Land 90. VS.. II. g. Smith,
Xswo cases) judgment on purchase
money notes.
Carnegie Land Co. Va. John w.
Hayes; judgment on purchase money
notes.
Carnegie Land Go. Va. U. q. Wiley,
dismissed.
Fitzgerald and Ashe and J. E
Harr vs. w. p. Dyer and Cicero Hale
judgment against cemplainants tsE.
cost.