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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-24
Desperation,

Wild-Eyed Mani want some sooth.
Ing strip, quick
Druggist-What sized bottle?
Wud-Eyed Man-Bottle / want .
key It's twins!-N. Y. Weekly.
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Worthy OF Regard

I've read the poets Of the Gay
WIN all my main and might
ana ior my iavori;e ! choose
The one who does not write
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A Companion for McGinty

Jones-l m near neighbor of yours,
now, Mrs. Golightly; I've taken house
on the river,
Mrs Cob! we'll, hope you'll drop
IN some day.-Yankee Blade.
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Court Etiquette.

Nettby-l suppose you know what
the ball said to the tennis player, don't
you?
Courtby-No can't say do What
was 1t?
Nettby-I'n on to your little racket,
my boy Topics.
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Mrs. Gofrequent Dear me. What a
spiritless nobody She must have beeni
Chicago Tribune
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-24

Excellent likeness of the woman
who does not talk about other women.
Detroit Free Press.
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AGAIN.
Poor Woman-Ycs, mas
HE does not seem to be a man Of
very stable character"
well, | don't know as to that, mum.
He's hostler. N. y. Weekly
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She-They say he married Miss
wrinkles for her money. Has she got
much?
He-She must have lots of it. Have
you never seen her?-Life.
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"Oh yes it is. He'll be much more
careful as soon as he finds out what
her dresses cost."-Fliegende Blaet-
ta
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A Jnvcnile EdIson.

Mrs Waybacll wcathcr-vane
that peddler sold you amt worth
shucks. 1t don't point toward the
wind at all. 1t points just the other
way.
Mr. Wayback by Jinks, that's So
TIL wind is from the south. and that
tin rooster points north, sure as guns.
Little Son-lll tell you how to fix it,
pop. Take it down and cut it into the
shape of a COW. Cows always turn tail
TO the wind. food News
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FAT PEOPL[

To reduce your weight SURELY "a. n
lard's Obesity pals and lose l5 p0u,,|
month. No injury TO ths health, No h
teren e with business or pleasure.
.....s<G. They build up and iuyJ
the general health beautify the comuIsI
ID Ie We no WINK LES. Lucy Az
three bottles of your Obesity Pills reduce
W light from - pounds 80 800 and never
better in all my life an much pleased /
the result, and 81 all do all ] can to helpI
Our patrons include Physic ans Bsnhen
yers, an leaders of Society our goods sn
rect from our Office. Price per pscksgs /
r three packages for $500 by mail pm
Particulars (sealed) Acts. An COrresN
denCe COnfideNiiai
WILLARD REMEDY co Bostou.b
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severe exposure, moaning IN coma lg
these little " Pellet, 'rhoy're tthba a
the easiest to take, and the n o"s saia)
remedy. '"0S' huts|
They're g'torootcei to give satist.,.,
every way and in every e'.sa. or ,,,, .s1i
is returned; What more can Won iUur sa'
with a medicine 'ou az
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Two Somebodies.

Mrs. Flyabout-,They say poor Mrs.
Glaspy was never heard to speak an
unkind word about anybody in her
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His Character.

Lady-So your husband is in jail
again?
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Expcrientia Docet.

"You see that young couple in front
OF us? Well they're just married"
''lIow do you know?"
Because he treads SO carelcssly on
the skirt of her dress"
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FOR RENT-One seven room hoIN
North Fourth street. apply W..ur
Blair. TH,
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T OST Red leather pocket boos o., ,Ill
IL papers and complimentary iicke .s,.,
Moore Finder please leave at NEWS VD''''
600 If
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

Advertising In this column charged
ote ofone cent per word for each ineef1
jash must accompany the order, except WI
ordered by regular advertiser
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..NTED.
MISCELLANEOUS

COR RENC-A nice office. Call =
NEWS Office
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-13
AMUSEMENT


Robsrs Maatsll. the komaatBc Actor.
Mondsy evening next Robert Mantcll
will MAKE his first appearance in this city.
He il surrounded by . company Of supe-
rior abi.ty. and the plays presented will
be moussted in an elaborate manner. Mon
day evcsing will be pretented the roman
tic draEaa "Monbars." in i've acts. from
the pen Of De Fuery. the great French
playwright Mr.. Manteil - particularly
happy IN his impersonarion Of the title
role of: "Monbars." . part that has with
stood the criticisms Of the entire press Of
the large cities and won for him both fame
and forSunc. Tuesday evening will be
presented Charles osborn's charming play.
Pace IN the Moonlight" In this play
Mr. M;nteil assumes a double role--ons
that of q chivairic French gentleman. an
officer III the Bourbon army; the other
character is that OF his half-brother, q
villain s.nd murderer. These characters
are totally dissimilar and call for . wide
range ed acting on Manteli's part.
Wednesday evening. the last Of the sea-
son. VIII be presented THE Corsican
Brothers." from the pen OF that great
writer If fiction. Alexander Dumas. In
these thee plays the lovers Of the heroic
drama ;xili have . rich treat. We can
safely kreaiet for Manteli and his CON-
pany f.ear;y welcome to Seattle.
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Mr. Garrett on the committee. and leave
the other psaes vacant for the present I'M
ill be could learn Who would be going 20
San Francisco At that time
The committee on preparation Of the
memorial Vas Instructed to obtain the
signatures to the memorial Of al the
clergy. vessries and wardens Of the
parishes and missions in the nine conn
ties embraced in the proposed nsx do
cese, and il xas also given full power to
oct in oil matters necessary 70 make the
aetion Of the conference conform in every
detail 20 the requirements OF usage by
the house of bishops ia such cases
Several of the cierEymen then made
short statements showing the vast amount
OF missionary work TO be done in Western
Washington and the necessity OF more
help TO do il. From these il became evil
dent that there is more than enough work
for two bishops in this part Of the state.
Rev. s. r. S. Gray stated that he had been
appointed By Bishop Paddock a. general
missionary in the northern counties and
he would Do glad to have the clergy and
laity advise him OF places needing his
services in that capacity.
The following resolution was then
adopted.
Received, That this conference regrets the ab-
sence OF our beloved bishop. ana fhas they
deeply sympathise with him in his serious aud
p.osrscted illness. and also earnestly pray for
his speedy recovery
After vote Of thanks to the women for
the elegant entertainment they had pre-
pared for the members Of the conference.
the meeting adjourned.
In the evening the delegates attended
Q special service at St. Marks church.
consisting of evensong and short talks
By the several ciergymen.
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Whep. the musical extravaganza, "Afri-
ca" IVA; nrst presented IN this city by
George shatcher's company but little was
known Of it. as il was a new production
and tho company sas on its Nay East.
Only ths reputation of Thatcher's Min
s:re,., os which this is the successor. and
the success OF africa" in the few cities in
which 1t had been presented brough, out a
good hoasc on the first night 1t was only
intende3 10 give three performances here,
but the business has steadily increased IN
I'll Manager Hanna vas compelled to have
the extravaganza presented a fourth time
in order to satisfy the patrons of his thea
ter. Accordingly Africa" will be given
again tsis evening. which will be the last
opportunity Seattle sheater-goe's will
have 10 enjoy the hearty laugh that is in
store for; ell " no attend.
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Ns~ssimie Mil Compaay's Employes
awarded Forty asass IN che Dollar.
IA order was signed by Judge Langley
sS1sriay in the case Of Samuel ID. Gustin
she snoquasmie Mil Company, direct
- Ne receiver. Herman Chaplin. 10 pay 70
Aasson The dollar on all claims for labor.
rsnt 10 be made ia cash within ten
~ 81 the date of the order. The re-
sw has now in his possession IS, $50
= ash. A3o Of which will be used in
hf'ns these claims.
sas matter of the disposal of the fund
sssa vii be !elt after this payment. and
spssmsni o: the claims OF Alfred Snyder
pasray. Row & Co. were postponed
Ss0A . Farther order Of the court. Snyder
~ lessee of the property under the re-
s"' and claims To have advanced
lay nalpay. Rav & 60. have q claim
groceries furnished Snyder. Dalpay,
20. seok all exception TO the prefer
ess Of TIE labor claims.
sssrisysorder specifies that any pay
80 made on any cssim previous TO the
-. Tee order will be considered a. .
.s .N - The ~ per cent. TO be paid upon
sssa cain.
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that for . loag time prior and up 70 the
eommeseement Of the aesioe By him
against Miss Gilbert she hsd GOOD titls %
the real estate above described. but that
this property has been % artfuliy and
frs,duiFntiy arranged and conveyed thss
no title 70 any portion Of il IL nov in he.
name" He accuses Miss Gilbert Of hav-
ing givts, 20 the defendant, Hoicomb, Who
u her b.other-ip-saw, and 10 his wife. her
sister. . pretended conysyance Of the prop
sfty mentioned Subsequent 70 the COM
mencenssnt of the acsisn. This deed
KIRBY rants sst aside and the property
made subject 70 execution on the juds.
ment ~ Sdered in the former action
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Nellie Wilson, the snappish young
woman IN black dress who was accused
Of taking $40 in gold from Robert John
sons TROUSERS pocket in q room at the
Esther house on Front street last Tuesday
morning. had . preliminary hearing in
Justice ;,aldwell's court yesterday after
noon. in addition to the prosecuting wit
ness story Of the affair. the messenger boy
who chgnged SD in gold for Miss Wilson
short tine after her separation from John
SON Was produced. Justice Caldwell said
that thee case was bad for Miss Wilson, and
bound Lier over to the superior court in
&JO holais. She Was released on bonds.
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MUST GET MARRIED.
New Ruio Of the school Board Re gal
lag Janttors.


lag Janit0rs.
The school board promulgated q new
rule last night which requires shat ALI
single men Who are employed As janitors
in the public school buildings must get
married before September l or lose their
Jobs. The wording of the rule Is that
after September l no single men will be
employed as janitors. The question Of fill
ing the vacancy caused by the drowning
of the ianitor of the Central school led to
q new method of deciding . tie vote.
Messrs. Spencer and Prosch voted for Nc
Rae and Messrs. Colkett and BurwelI for
J. s. Blake. After two ballots had been
taken with no result. Mr.. Spencer pro-
posed to Mr.. Colkett that they match
quarters to see which should vote for the
Others nominee. Mr.. Spencer won and
Blake was unanimously elected on the
next ballot.
The contract for the heating apparatus
in the Rainier school building was
awarded to Cansey & Crowley on their bid
Of 81, 1i6 the work to be completed. ten
days before school opens, and guaranteed,
by bond, for one year. The contract for
making changes in the heating apparatus
in the Central school was awarded to
OrOCkeI a TO- Ioi $-,ooO, Ou tue oo1uo COu-
ditions as the previous job.
The board granted the petitions Of resi-
dents Of Queen Anne Second addition for
school. and instructed the architect to
draw plans for a three-room building to be
erected on block II. This matter had been
postponed until after the school census,
which showed ,2S2 children In the Eighth
and 9a6 in the Ninth ward.
The secretary was instructed to have the
Ross block cleared and fenced. and to
transmit to L. s. J. Hunt the resolution of
thanks adopted for the excursion given
the board, the high school and employees
on June %.
In accordance with report Of the pur-
chasing committee, the board ordered 100
school desks of the Skookum Manufacture
Ing Company. At from so to $3.50 each,
according to size, with which 70 furnish
two rooms.
Architect Parkinson was instructed to
prepare plans for the proper drainage of
the Cascade school site.
The Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastsrn railway
makes through connections at Snoh0mish for
Lowell and Everett Train leaves Seattle daily
Have you seen the new grocery. SIS Front
street?
The Holt County bank, OF O'Neiil, Neb., failed
on July IL, with . capital of $4,000
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YuES MUST SAIL
~ - ths Rolling Deep for
unuLee Fook Bow.
e 70 sIssr TO asMA'n MERE.


- Chinese woman who
IS .dnjmsd. 20 Be the wife Of Lee
- ~, II on. Of luck. Her hope OF
.'s.s @is1,a from confinement and al
49, - sin in the United States Was
49, ehssissed yesterday ~ Judge Han-
Aa1es. NJ IN order denying the wrlt OF
/ rssap esspsas upon which y Was hoped
!. - sss released, ard rsmanding her
! = - ee,}sscEor Of customs u Port Towns
- = b. dasls With according u law.
QA;e meeas ahas Ne Yusn VS. never law
s.Iiv e tss country. ard thsrsfore the coli
100 viss rat her 90 board the Umatsiia
-. ,h.s stsamey iands q Port Townsend.
e. Ypcn IL : 1T, brown. little Chinese
s~o,..r "A ac>s ~ lsok very pondsrous.
s,,s rsv.ythMesuI she VII, prove white
elephsss IL Ne hands Of the steamship
I s1ppsay. srs Il y also possible that she
- hscsnE Chinese edition Of the
jndsrsae:J Jew" The way this may
&sne atx.at IL that the woman will he re-
49, lAsGsng q. any point in British
1890 90 the United States, and the
Gno61I1s dsss not run 20 China, 20 the
3 fnn1iE cosapany may b compelled to
IN kfs around over the Pa
! - oessa until she can b trans
- b. some steamer bound for
- Whether Lee Fook Bow will ~
N = tporting her IL very doubtful.
= be has on several OCCASIONS ex-
I Es intention to sell out his San
~ Business and 60 to China with
S6en;gsd wife in case she should b
- dseosted. As time passes Lee
~ Des's reputation does not improve,
- pnan: are current that he will BE-
- ssixad MP in several very shady
Z oacfs1na before the United States dis
~ eon3t Il through with him.
e judrs asnlord has had the case decided
|1otsy uxsitr sdvisement for over a week,
I'D Ne Yrsn hiss been in the county Jail
Dndine Aecision- Late yesterday After
bon siss lsad not heard OF the sea voyage
= store for her. and no one around the
- ca,. s,esk Chinese enough to break
& y news 20 her.
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;AanRsr 4 leat's Ctreus-

The g Sst performance OF Sanger & Lents
circus aad menaEerie will be given in this
CITY this: afternoon. and the show will he
repeated this evening and tomorrow after
noon ana evening. The company has .
fine collection of animals just imported
from Asia, including baby elephant four
feet higl. performing lions. and has some
@! the fi.:sss scrohats. aersaIisss and circus
riders In. the country. r. 4. Smith. the
manasef came TO the city in advance Of
the com tany, and gives assurance that the
show Will be q eiean one. 10 which women
and cait;ireu can safely go without escort
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eassh II. Stoves. . woman 81 years Of
|oe. yesterday filed suit In the superior
eufi praying that her daughter. Bessie d.
Ior sati. and Jacob X. Morgan. her son-in-
ss oe compelled to deliver up q warranty
|9fe& IL two valuable lots in North Seattle
sivsn them BY her on December Is. 1891.
Tee story the complaint tells Is not o
esw ore. The mother alleges that the
fesessy mentioned. with the improve
nsats, is worth $1,000. Mrs. Morgan and
~ husband. the plaintiff says. dad for a
NJ tine made their home with her, and
- wns therefore In the b abit Of allowing
- daughter to transact her business for
~ And depended upon her daughters ad-
vs. 10 all business matters. BY reason Of
- confidence aud influenced by her
tsxhisr's opportunities and misrepre-
esiaticns, Mrs. Stoves says she gave her
essxhses the deed to the property. The
tsssster at once had the deed recorded.
30 Plaintiff now alleges that there was
= eansideration whatever for the deed,
90 asks that 1t be delivered up and can
sssei Of record in order that her title may
@agAiu made clear
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DnE vsKT BROAD LANGUAGE.


u ves.ss sses Her Alleged Dsfamsp
far Damage
Ajies w. ellison, widow - she alleges,
~ campluint in the superior court yes
tl1ay shseh must have brought bushes
soAW esseeks when she verified II. She
1uoeee Noses Droximan of telling her,
Apsssn,e Of divers worthy persons"
1kebs Was . ''d-n chippie. /" and that he
- p,oys the fact. Mrs. ellison SAYS
- rsor 80 the making Of this statement
ueas abe bore . good reputation In
|1sWssmiinity. bat that this statement
|nana u % her damage in the cum Of
|a0
4 es days latsr-on July 3, ls93-shs
49, thai Droximan again slandsred
-, tbss time by telling A. C. Willis, Who
- sas house whore Mrs. ellison rooms,
- eEs was . woman Of immoral char
- nssd that IL wonld be best for Willis
ee1Aa hsr from his house. These are not
~ tssrds Mr.. Droximan IL alleged 70
- txsed, bat his exact words are given.
- ~ vsleness they probably throw any
oeeveg put on record in King county
~ shade. BY these words Mrs. ellison
ohkz she was again damaged 5000
~, and % sues for the aggregate
nsssat Of the damages by both slandsrs,
uyN.
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ssdgsases sss o5.ooo - . hep Deal. .
Judge sOsbosn yssterdsy gave decision
II fayes OF the plaintiffs in the suit
orouEht.by ". H. and Fl. L. May. London
hop buyers. against s. BAXTER q ca. 70 re-
cover $9s1W commission and differences be-
tween ssss selling price of . consignment
Of hops and an advance made by the Lon
oon hrrs TO the defendants. The case vas
argued and taken under advIsemens on
JulyS
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Put Money at
Interest.

II one has made his fortune and simply
wants . regular fixed income it is we'll
enough to put his money at interest on
good real estate security.
He will know just how much he will
have every year, and BY no chance will his
income exceed his expectations
Interest doesn't do . man much good.
though, who only has . few dollars q
month. 1t won't enable him to make
much Of . provision for rainy day.
In fact, putting ones savings at interest
10 . very discouraging process Of getting
rich for poor man.
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AIR hLOTrEiS.


CIVIL DxPAkrMgNT-0sD0RS.J J.
W. H. and II. La May W. .. Baxter Co..
Ftndiugsdor pisln ia tho sum OF Ss.l7a 81
First Stt0aai Bank Of D3tsoit W u A. Walsh
Motion, TO strike iutesrogst0giea, granted;
plaintiff ! exception allowed.
pacDArs psPAsTnsSr-LANGtBy.L
Iusyaiiy Of Thomas 6tevens-Hsasing een-
ttnusd u; July Is. at 30 q IN
EstAts of Margaret Harmon-J. J. Brown. p.
d. Hughss and ". u Whittlsssy avpointsd sp-
psaiserA
cksMtuAL DsPARfnRNf-nUMRaJ =.
". r. Howe " sidney Hotel Company q al
Order ya.atins judgment: signed.
Maicoln AcDougAii Va James W. l. Harvey
Deseult ct defendant: eigned.
Robert Thorn burn OF ux. " C. J. Smith
Order TO take deposition Of w. y. Williams and
settling iutasfogatoriss.
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Sseamer,sta,e Of Washington starts On her
new SCI ;tiule today for Everett 10 = m,
$50 n ~. for Tacoma. sp. IL, from Yes
ier's y , .rf
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,,ssrts asA Pebble Oaees.


Astieles Of Incorporation OF the STANDARD
Remedy company were died In the audisor's
ONCE yesterday. with r J. Lamoreux and G. II.
Aiissr q iacosposstors- The capital stock 10
eao0a. In shasss OF go each.
W. H. Harvsek was admitted 70 practices yss-
tsfdsy BIZ Judge Osborn npon csftincats from
the suprsns court Al Florida
Ihsfs we're one cash sstEy. seven homestead
entries snd one coal claim entry II the United
States ia,Sd once yesterday.
Mount .Hamtiton. negro coal miner. YES
brought down from Franklin yesterday ana
eommist<.d 70 the eounty jail He was sen
fenced tc:foustesn days By Justice Of the reses
Z. e. Iooi. OF Fraakiin. tor hitting . compan-
Ion over ihs hsad with jug Of whisky.
The Heel nIed against the steamer Mary P.
Psslsy tv The o:ssson 4 Post Mil Company
Tuesday svsping vss dismissed By the payment
o. the amount Of the claim. Ss99o, yesterday
morning The cosss and fses OF the United
States nffshai amounted TO moro than the
claim itsSlf, o65eA
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Csssssss q &c = sAs PenIss.ss.ry.

sher'F Wooiery viii leave Cor Walla
Waiia tonight in charge Of Eve convicss
Tor the penitentiary. They are: Frank
Snow AID Jackson Morgan, sentenced TO
nve yeas each for burglary: George Duffy,
two YEAS for forgery. and Andrew Jack
son Johnson (colored) and Victor Lie0erg,
two ycsfs each for burglary. Snow and
Morgan are the men who made the Al
tempt III break Jail last week.
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Assey brought suit in the snperiar
- n, esseEsiay against Jennie f. Gilbert
- vs. T. ho.canlh and wsfe 10 have Sc.
-, alleged fraudulent Conveyance II
u. sha IA Bellevue addition made. by
=. .asesi 10 Holconh and w4fe. Kirby
-. uasi last month he commenced an
- Asslas; Mss Gilbert. aai week
-. sess1 Judgment of $40 and
49, "a execution was sssaed aai re-
sasaissssei. Kirby thinks there i,
soasraaad work ia this, and ALLEGES
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The following new suits we're flied Ia thu once
OF the cissk OF the superior court yss:ssdAv:
4. G. Kirby Va Jennie Z. Gilbert ct ai-suit
70 sst All - fraudulent couveyancc
sarah II. stoves ". Bessie D. Morgan OF al
suit 10 c.mpei toe cancellation Of = warranty
deed.
7. II. Campball ct 81. Va Clara A Wit ct al
Suit To Qf:ist fisis.
Alice Y Gilsan ~ Noses Droxlnmsn-Sutt 70
recover Sj0.v00 damages by sianderous remarks.
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- ekOCkLiN WILL APPEAL.
s Against Him for oi.1lo.A8 II
the nellhran Gnae.

Langley Yesterday signed the de-
TIE Heilhron vs.. Van Brocklsn
..aasas that the plaintiff is entitled 10
- .ssoa on the board of public works
-. .ae EXPIRATION Of his term on Jan
= INA, aud assessing his damages by
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