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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-10-28
MAlLEf,NEErY@(s.
Want Hosiery?

Want Hosiery?
Buyers been to market.
Must have bought fully
$4,000 worth of Hosiery.
No trash. All kinds, all
weights, all sizes, all reason
able prices. Quite a guam
tity was picked up at SO
cents on the dollar. He
thinks he understands what
sort Of Hosiery women want.
See if he does.
Pay New Prices
for Carpets and Rugs or
s ss'5f Syy g y
from our RssSSLlzsSA9
!. 4. : s.: 4 4Q.!ZIzzlz}
Fall stock S
n0a0, and
save dollars. Wait, and lose
dollars. Can't be otherwise.
When this stock is sold and
we are compelled to pay new
prices for more, yonW have
to pay new prices. That's
business.
Carpet Hall.
Very Taking
China Tea Sets S5o7
New English dec Dinner Sets 5.So
Handsome Parlor Lamp with shade so
Rochester Lamp with shade .Il5o
Umbrella Stands .oS
Fancy decorated Vases 10
Fancy Candle Sticks IL
China Cuspadores, new "a
s O'Clock Teas, brass or copper I.29
Is cent Brooms Is
Ivory Gloss Soap .o5
Best Bottled Bluing .o5
Extract Vanilla o5
Japanese Napkins, 100 .29
The Basement is teeming
with latest China Ware,
notable among which, are
newly imported China Din
ner Sets, selling at the mag
netic price Of $I4.4o.
The Big Basement.
The Tempting Tables
Reversible Ceylon Rugs, 4S cents.
Reversible Smyrna Rugs, 70 cents.
Bombay Brussels Rugs, IS cents.
Trade Table No. /.
Ladies' Flannel Waists made up in blouse
and norfolk styles lined to the bust, colors
blue, red, and black, all sizes, 81 to ga.
Price SI.4o.
Trade Table No 2.
Ladies' knitted and fannelette Under
skirts, in dainty stripes Of pink, blue,
white, etc. Price IS cents.
Trade Table No. 5.
NlALLEssNEE[Ylap(e..
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BlMETALLISM DISCUSSED.
But Little Chance Of an International
Agreement.
All Depends on sue Attitude OF Eug.
land ON the Halter, says
Ilsnry Chaplin.

NEw York, March GA special
di,palch 10 the World from London
says Henry Chaplin, the precedent
Of the board OF agriculture In Lord
BalisbuTy's last cabinet, and more than
likely 10 boin the next Conservative
ministry, WINS asked u the English
bimetalists think their cause han been
advanced by the action OF Parliament.
He replied; "rhuru can hardly be Il
DOUBT that the possibility OF the aoiu.
tiou OF the currency problem has been
advanced by the recent action " Tue
German anu British pRTiiamontF."
"in the event OF Germany issuing
invitations 10 a conference 10 II likely
that the British representatives, would
be- n free hanu2n
cher maJeaiya government does not
limit the powers OF the British dele
gates In the ntst instance by any pro.
hibitiOn 20 ontor on such FIELD Of
inquiry Ms members Of the conference
may desire 10 cover. Nor does II Ap-
pear likely that the instructions 20 the
delegates 10 any future conference will
bo In any way curtailed In these re-
spects."
"But would the return Of your par.
~ 10 power be- likely 10 prouuoe any
change IN the policy Of the gOvurl-
ment towards bimotallism2"
"CurfonCy reform never has been
ami has not yet become party ques-
tion," was Mr.. ChRplln's rcrpOuur.
"Among the supporters OF cur move
ment there are probably No many lib.
erals ~ uniOnitis. The present chat
cellor Of the eXchgquef, sir William
HnTcOutt, has been hitheItI the most
prominent opponent Ia che govern.
mont 10 any change. IL tho unlOniut
party comes iuto power his influence
would naturally be lostonel anu 10
that extent an impediment 10 reform
would DO temovoJ.n
Sand do you look 10 an inlcrna.
ti0nal agreement on "A blmutalliC
basiB?n
at depends, l belleve,D Nit. Chap
lin said" On the attitude Of England.
There IL "a Wide anu probably we'll
founded impression that II England
were prepared 10 Join Ia an arrange.
ment TOT the free coinage OF silver
there would DO very little hesitation
on tho pant Of other nation; but put
lie opinion In Englaud, anu especially
In this oity,is not sufficiently ladvanucd
10 warrant such proposal by tue
English government al present.. IL Is
steadily progressing, however, and ito
position may materially alter ut no
distant date. II other countries should
be- willing TO reopen their minis to the
free coinage Of ailyeT on the under
standing that Great Britain reopen
the India mlnts, tho 0ppUui1ion In this
country 10 that move, which In very
powerful now, could, l believe, be
speedily overcome"
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but they arc hardly DO liberal a. has
been stated. Guatemala welcomes
immigration, particularly from tho
United States aud Europe. What We
especially desire h au Increase iu our
agtsrign population. Guatemala con.
lalns csmc Of the ficho8t aud mott ior-
lilo farming lands on the American
continent. All peuona desiring 10 10.
cate there VINO have been previously
author zed by the government agent
are furnished transportation at halt
rates on the Pacific Mail Line Of
steamers f.0m San Francisco 10 PAua-
ma. Tie proposed also 10 establish "a
new llne VI steamers between New
YORK anu Puerto Barrllb on our Allan
tic coast. THIS line will be subsidized
by the Guatomslnn government !
hope II will be In operation within
sixty or ninety days. The establish
meht Of this line ~ the result OF our IN
ufcssiug trade with the United States
and IN pursuance oi our new immigTa.
tion laws will DO most liberal"
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NV ciiANa nExr.
The Japauese Preparing to Attack
Treaty. Port.

The JRpRucHe Preparing 10 Attack u
1reHiy Port.
WAsHtsuTON, -. g., March g.
Secretary Herbert has received the ~.
lowing cablcgfam from Admiral
Carpenter, commanding the United
states naval forces on the Aslauc STA
ton, dated New ChanR, March @;
"Ihe japanese general has notified
Foreigners 0i his intention TO occupy
this port All contingencies are pro-
vldUi for.n
New Chang Is ono Of the treaty ports
on tie Gull pc Chill, above PORT
Arthur Early In the winter the
United States gunboat Pctrii was stu.
toned there nud Ne the suason closed
anu the river became ict-bound she
was placed in dock nlongsiio OF au
English man.Oi.wst, 10 protect her
when the Upfing ifusheta came down.
She was feufud ia anu the machine
guns placed 80 ~ 10 command the NJ.
pfOachtu 10 the vessel, which was 10
serve ns place OF refuge Tor Foreigners
10 the vicinity.
The town has been occupied by the
Cnintsu a. one Of tho basfH VI army
opoftt .ous a.aintt the invading ia.
pancse. IL IL QUE Of the fret VI the
treaty porll to fall into Japaue,e posses.
zion.
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TuE oUnAs REVOLT.
Further Information fran Govern.
ment Sources

'WNANhH
iuent Sources
HAVANA, Cuba, March 6,-OWing
10 further Disturbances Ia Santa CLARA
the government has declared that
province under martial law.
A party II 200 Insurgents appeared
near the Sugar plant alton VI san Limo
yesterday. They were under tie
leadership Of Malayas, who IL char.
Gcterizsd ne n bandit, but sympathigors
OF the patriot cause say this accusation
10 unjust
Toe government received word OF
the presence OF the party In R0das anu
u detachment VI volunteers WIS sent At
once. The Matagas party were found
Ia Los Cumos, near lhe village VI
Santiago, where tho insurgents were
ambusnrd In tine position, surround.
"a by low hills. A hot engagement
followed, wEloh lasted more than an
hour, but tho volunteer forces fought
bfRycly anu finally dislOdgoa the
enemy. la me engagement one
lieutenant and four VI the loyal vol
uuteOTs were wounded ana uken u
Rodas. When last seen the Insurgents
were going toward Los Burros.
In Colon the cvmmgndAnls Of the
loyal troops met a parry VI eighty iu-
tutgents under the leadership VI Mala.
noRs. ThB insurgents ran away,
leaving two hOTtes aud their saddles
Captain MnuzAnU mes the same party
In Songo aud gave them battle. On
tut side II the Spanish troops one man
was wOunuud nud one horse killed.
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DIS MUiSEs TO-, March B.-Chthier
Lpsch OF the Bank OF Abel was per
hapb fatally shot by two bank robbers
NJ Abel this morning. They escaped
with an unknown amount Merchant
Bailey also was shot. A posse isin
hot pursuit aud the robbers will be
lyuched " caught
lhc fotbuu drove into Abel about
o O'Clock IA q top buggy, proceeded at
once 10 the bank Of Abel, entered hLd
slnird that they wished 10 deposit a
sum Of money. Cashier z. NJ, Lcuch,
on looking around, was confronted by
drawn rcyOlvUfs IA thu hands OF thr
robbera who ordered him 10 turn over
the iunds, Ho refused and they shot
him., &. ID. BAlup, a wealthy mur-
chant, entered the bank anu was slsu
shot THE robbers escaped with ali
the funds they could lay hludu on,
They drove out OF town, but before
noon both were captured. Que was hid
Ina baruat Dcs0to aud was smoked out
ana shot. The pgl.o 10 returning %
Adel with tue other.
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10 REDUCE THEIR PAY.
Councilman ClaWsOn's Proposition 10
Cut Salaries In the Fire aud
rClig1 Department

At the special instance Of Council.
man Clawson, CITY Attorney uogo has
drawn up an ordinance which has in
Wow tho reduction o. tho salaries Of
the heads and employees Of tho irc aud
police department The Intention was
TO have It presented at lat uighpa
meeting VI the Council, but other
businOss prevented its consideration.
IL IL, however, expected to come up Mt
the next snF.lUn. Tho proposed meas
ufe hEua tI8 salaries la tho two de-
phrimuuts aB follow!
Police popartmOni-Chio OF police,
500 per MOUTH captain, 500. patrol
drivers, 50, desk Hgrgrauts, SO; patrol.
mon, nrst year, so. second year, ESQ;
duty sOrgoants, 1908 d0,Oeliyo,s,Oi mount
cd police, SO; electrician, 10,
Fire Department - Chief, 800 per
muu,hi assistant, 900. -iolur, $40. on-
EIueUr s,l secretary, $50; pipumuu, s1Ui
Hddormnn, 7I, lieutenant, $50; clrprn,
iuf and pipomHu, ysl, superintendent Of
uTn nlariu, 500 Substitutes aud cleo
.riulau s4.J per day,
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mAYwARn's DrFENsE.
Erwin Addresses the larry la BehaIf
OF tho Prisoner

MINNFApoLIs, Minup March c.
This was tho joiense's dpy In the
hayward trial. Tho court room was
packed. Just before the proceedings
began the palslsd father Of the deiond.
ant came in with his wife.
Harry Hayward entered manaclol
but debounbih fresh and seemingly
connueut " acquitgal. lie topped a
mgment 10 rccsive his iatheI's blessiug
and TO reply VITA real or simulated
gnIe,y. con, pm all right"
W. W. Erwin began hls address In
fubducd anu Impressive manner.
The Gaze had been tried, he declared.
before two iuritsi one (pOintiRg to pres
tnblr) was the Jury u sentRtiOnnilsm,
thg Iufy OF destruoiion. The speaker
then went into a long End careful ex.
plane ton OF the origin Oi the trial Ly
Jury, the law governing It anu the
theory OF reasonable doubt
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AurpIcaN ENcURsIoNIsrs.
grouuded n, rort raid..but Intir,Iy
Nnfe.

PoKr SAID, Egypt, March G.-rho
Ryj star huu steamship Froslaud,
Captain Nichols, chartered g. take a
large party u American UAvufsionists
TO the Mediterranean, which left Rev
lUrs February o, grounded while
leaving Port Said gnd h. hard ana 'us,
at spot iutidu bruakWaler. The cause
oi the accident was that the steel
ing gear became disabled. rhUtteam'
Ct'r cargo 10 being uuiGadua ne rapidly
90 pUssiblo In order 20 lightru hog. sho
d being assisted by tugs ald tue pnl-
sengeie ure in no dagger.
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Two HUHoRIsrs.
serious Quarrel Abaut a Delicate sub
Iesi-hnrk 1Wain In g.

SERIOUS Quarrel About a Delicate sub
Iesi-nnrk tWain In e.
INV Y0RE, March Ga duel bt-
tween Paul B5ulsti Max O'Reil) Of
Paris, france, lbt European humotist,
AMI SAMUEL Clemens Mark Twain,
is not an impoitlblliy. O'lteill ~
very angfy ever rWaih's article critic
lilhg Olip Msfr, BY Paul Bourgot.
Aax O'Relll WH at the Everett
Hluso i0dsy.
"Nik Twain hAl offered gratuiious
iaiuit" aid be-, 80 the women OF the
French nilI0n. IL IL no excuse 10
hin that 0ufe Mere II pre,ontious,
fdlcglgui nd i0slIsh. That NJ. Buur.
gtl attempted 40 analytical criticism
" American men anu women In nil
ief3uihei atsf only six months
VAT htfe un simply bit Of humor.
Nov ihii l. what I take particular OK.
UIi0uia
"Bouig,t had written jollingly: Il
hpfes lle can never get entirely
suii 70 On American because whenever
ltanftiiile UP aud other way 10 put
2 hi TINE be- can always got away
si'a a lev years 10 hnd cut who his
Hini'alhef was.'
'5'e how Twain answers thls: Il
nsaol Fienchman gets hih little
.Aal0y iot a dull time, too, because
al'a hl other interests fail he eau
we 10 and zee II he can't nud out
W! DO father wAs.'
-NeWi call that answer An unwAt-
N,'sl, gialult0us, vile insult.O
w OHelll added that Mt. Twain
''''-il'Ve saliiiacliOn OF any Kind.
US US 'an'ueia Vanderbilt Engaged.
NV ioui, March 0.-Itisrrported
,aA V9n'uyla Vanderbilt IL TO marry
- w hackay Jr. Mackay has
.h.lou, anu devoted in his attention
" ~'is Von'uela for some months.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
.,,,,,,yp As An ARBITRATOR
~, England aud Venezuela cho'e to
lsjo,, Their rroa1I'-o'h'r
Items,

...oroy. d. C., March 6.--rho
w., ,of Jsran has formslIy exc
np Standardization oithe new treaty
nv tjmtsd states aud the doc
n''a,,,,zfecied to arrive here Mafoh
.1'I President Cleveland'' ratification
.r,sl /, reach japan about the
49,, Reuben, the Ions delegate
III. N,z Pstccs indians IN idaho'
.h.tm interview with Commits
,''.,ol Indian AGaiH browning
-, ..r.,,,ry GRESHAM &. about to in'
sAmiauador Bayatd to urge up'
I -, prllain the adjustment o. tue
p ~ ,.,iipy trouble between Ven.
~ sed Brllis hGuintu,and suggest
,.Itnll6n Of The auction. .-,-,
n, tbs event Cf Great Brilein'e &C,
no ne suggestion I, is believed
S .- Cleveland would DO dehiA %
r,lsd y arbitrator
NMAMMN ANA NN.Af
p,.iIrlnafy arrangements Tor the
,,,5a'pt ofthe Income tax cases were
nc In ,he Supreme Court today
7t.,.sfe three cases, viz; J. q. Moore
:. Csmmiuionef Of the internal rev.
,ss,. Charles Pollock Va the Farmer
In A Tlusl company and Lewis H.
H,ie Va the Continental Trusl com.
a. The proceedings were opened
r1t request from the attorney gene
nlib,iie government be allowed to
K. tnfi and tao three cases DO con-
,si,ies. Both requests wore granted.
Erssnalof Eimuuds, Judge shelit-
hfssf and J. 81. wilson appear for
N5p Pollock IL represented by
Chures A. Ward, W., ID. Guthrie,
Cnfu Steele, Joseph II. Choaie,
Qulu sulhafd and +. II. Brhtowi
VILE n. b. Turner appeals for the
Fifneui Loan a Trust company and
Jlnt Z. Carter and William &. Gull
lager ior the Confidential.
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'rRIEE oUnEnrD.

~, Miners Ordcred 10 Ont,
pllDprA.-,,i hou'auds Inyol,sd.
sAs bg,w,1sIl' slafon l.-All EeRotia.
TIE p' I,,a Tue miners and owner.
iei M iseaFg district nave been DE-.
BOO t, I sll q strike involving fran
lbs 49, ~ 700 meu, mas Teen o5ds ',V,i
q owner. ' ,, committee OF miners
-, rals lalli1g u agree on a 40
sht5rs y'nAnaeu by lu6 iogmer. tI,.
nlneTss ,.l a joint cnnyention
|AaHdsv Dal operators in his oitv an
nj 10 nm, me PROPOSITION was ~ n"
>'iaiug snd I''usia' convention this
'H' promptly rejected. a
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
The Directors Pass Resolutions aud Call
Special Meeting.

At the regular weekly meeting Of
tho Chamber OF C1mmsfca directors
held last night It was decided that the
natural gas display should take place
some time duuus conferences week.
The special committees appointed a. u
previous meeting presented resolution
which opened up a discussion Of tho
slbirC,.
1. WINS thought best 10 have = meet.
ing Of ali tho mrmDerl VI the Cham.
nor Aud present thu matter 10 thum la
order ~ LUt tAsir support. 4 motion
was made 10 ;ohtrf Aud tho regular
monthly mos.lng VI tho stockholders
10 DO held Dn Monday next was ap-
pointed us tie tlmu, ~ is desirod that
0yery muuoog, now aud yli, shall at,
tend. Mrtsts. CUiuUrn, Hale Hud Don.
uvllaR were appointed committee so
prepare program Tor the occasion.
There IL some talk VI holding mort
lug IN the rheater 10 inluTest the pub.
ho vt large Ia the event. Vhe guleraI
scheme OF celebration was discussed,
aud it will undoubtedly be- a magnla.
Csat AuhlL
Il committee Of sixteen was ap-
pointed by President Bacon 10 device
ways anu means Tor corporation with
Ihu Los Angeles board VI tfauu Ia thu
MISTER uf building tue Salt Lake d
Los Angeles railroad.
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Anothsr Elbc NIcllm.

HULL, Eug., March "a lahing
smack today brought hur1 the BODY 81
Anton Baumanu, o. victim OF the E.1o
dislgluL Hu was formerly manager O Z
ihu opera house ht Prague sui had
been engaged by Walter DAmfOsch al
utagU manager Tor the WHguefiau
opera season In Now York. His vile
Wus a native OF California,
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NnnderhII, nna ,ll.. N.n.lr,,l,r.

CANNES, March b-Wm. X. Van
durbilIs steam yacht Valiant has been
lying at Nice some time. Vanderbilt
lives on board the yacht anu 10 fee
uucnt visitor 10 Moltn Carlo. Mile.
NUustTosItr, whore name has been
mentioned Ia connection with tho
divorce proceedings, inhaDlls villa al
Mnnln (hTIO.
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MELBOURNE, Victoria, March O.
S,sddatl't cuckclurs today finished
lns tinal game Uf tue most sensational
cricket tour ever taken. The vigt0fH
won tho fret Two games aud lost the
third, fourth anu nuh, In all the
Australia eleven today scored 6S3 rum,
winning with six wlcktls 10 tparc.
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vote was then taken aud the strike
ordered 70 take effect Immediately.
Tho miners are hopeful Of winning a.
the lake shipmeuts Of coal ore about 10
begin and never before have the
minerl been 80 thoroughly organized.
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TROY ELECTION METHODS.
a mater AtinrE On q a. q. Senator by
q NnncIhI lnmmItInr.

ALBANY, n, ", March 1.-The ma
Iorlty rup0T. Of the special Senate com.
miggse 10 investigate the Troy election
crimes Ia bittsr attack on u. ., Sou.
atOr Murphy, who IL declared " be- tue
head Of the machine under whose
operations repeating, riot, assault ami
oven murder have been committed,
The committee concludes tue cdmrH
are due 10 tne "uilor disregard VI law
Ivy tho loadera u the Democratic party;
the dishonest ana incompetent police
force aud the subseryisncy Of many sO.
called Republicans to the stro0l5us
service IL The Murphy machine"
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InL NLono rnonLnn
''''''n Proposed by n meihodis
Preacher.

Preacher.
.thR5 HAurE, Iut., March O.-The
s I,ls hauIe Literary club has been
g1sssl " paper from Rev. Dr.
,s5'.s phlor Of tue First MethodIst
n i' ny Nhloh pIcsehted "a long array
No., asliatn's In favor Of solving ITO
~ ploblsm IN tho south by amaI.
n. .-. .,' Of the two races, the abroga-
~, ,.'lA'a Prohibiting misceponntion
NJ, "y ll,ermarrylng Of the two
rsl', ~ Hickman said that hs pfe.
ssTs Voc Argument Tor what II vas
! ~. bofn Nirginlan and himself
M ~, Aollef at the breaking out Of
rss.v' 'ne itea was naturally re.
Slsy.s,i's nm but he expressed the
M ,,.,il mat despilo our preiudIces
lu,l ttsst M. u destined 10 be solved In
NM, 'ln way, and he commended that
As,, n, 'aoss have In the past producsd
''''9stil people.
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No Pnners Yet

Detective Howe, Of Denver, has not
yot received tuo requisiton papers for
Ia, rs.urr of Geo, W. Robinson. They
were mailed yesterday, however, and
VIII probably DO received this evouing.
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ATuESs, March 6.-rhu Hamburg.
Ameuchn steamship Fuefst Bismarck,
with large party Of American "a
cufsi0niHis, has aTr.yod at plfous, the
seaport Of Athens.
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Joined the Throug.

Robert g.. Lancaster ami Miranda
Webster, both Of West Jordan, were
united 40 marriage this afternoon by
Probate Judge MeHally.
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Had No Permit.

This afternoon W. j. Killorn was ar
rested for doing plumbing work with.
out permit HiB oaso will be tried
before Police Justice Smith tomorrow,
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LONDON, March 6.-Soven miners
were killed this morning while
descending tho enatt OF the Mail
Beach lead milne, near Shrewsbury,
BnTOlBhiTe.
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'INln and ~ ullIt,d s,.,,,

SPAIN a. h'N NAANfhs
ars Is,i,; alaIoh c. Further partiou-
|Ilnl,,s, flls Tho visit which u, 4.
eslsb,, iAyiot paid Premier Sagnsts
,panss .' c.hlims the report that Inc
Jnitei 49, ,e'nmeut was assured tho
.feys6, n.y. would do its utmost TO
|GEtdlIlo5.. y, n',lug CUT Of fllbusterlns
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LEGAL BUSINESS.
The Department Over Which Jaig
AarFItt Pftsidss.
ORDERS MADE AND ENTERED.
frobaio Judge McNally's Tribunals
The Petition for otto sialmauu's
Removal Withdrawn.

Part heard yesterday in Chief Jus.
uco Mefflips court was the suil
brought by Selma U. Waits n, the col-
uacs5Eagaintt theBoafd Of J.. Iuoatlon,
and the iutlhei Trial d the case was
resumed this morning. The plaintiff
contracted 10 DO certain WORK on the
sixth Ward school biildlns during 10.
erection and ho claimed s4sl 90 be- due
~ "a unpaid balance on tho cintrau,
price, together with sum " si2l.O5
Tor labor ana material employed la lnu
undertaking.
thBJuryl acting on tho Instructions
~ 'he cOurS found fjr tho defendants.
An exception was taken and thirty
day's STAY granted.
WANTS a SEw rmAL.
Ia the cascof J. q. Hollauaur Va tho
Eur.on.Gsriuor Co.,in which a verdict
Tor the defendants was returned ycslef.
DAY Afternoon, Attorney Wiutcrs, on
behalf Of tue plaintiff, was this mora.
Ing graaIoi a thi.Iy uays' slny to poo
parc anu serve sia,riuru. w motion Tor
a new irlal.
tscrruoS TAKES.
Il. d. Wi4um W Wan. J.. VigulpI o,
ne An exception was entered 90 tho
order heretofore made reforming tuiB
case 10 referee.
urU, sIWuLATiUS.
Sidney Is. Hooper Va J.. q. Taylor.
Upon sIvulgtiJu, Receiver T. W.
Jennings wus discharged from hi-
,rust Ia thib case. fho surotius were
cAonrfnIrd from all liability AID tnv
suit was dismissed NJ PLAINTIFF costs.
SUIT DIsMIssED.
Tho case OF Emily Cloves W --
Dyer was dismissed On motion Of plain
tn's attorneys, Williams, Van Cot q
sutherland.
fJH THE DEFENDANr.
In the case VI }. n. Hollaudor Va
the BurtOL-dardnur company, which
came ny Uu appeal ffOu CommimiUurr
Gteuumau's court where Judgment
was entered for the plaintiff Tor gg54.41
and costs, the Jury IN Judge MorutPs
court late yesterday afternoon found Tor
the defendant Tue facts were given
Ia these Cliuma ycdcfIay.
OTHER CAsEs.
Bank Of Sissou, Ctocler q 90. judge
mcui Tor piaiuun.
Gilbert SwanrOu W A. INV fod OF al.
judgment Tor plaintiff for slGg.05 anu
costa VI this court
Charles *. Fox W BENJAMIN Davis.
Plaintiff dismissed sec0uu cause Of
action. Demurrer ovcffulei anu ten
unyH allowed 10 answer aH 10 the other.
the case OF the National Library
ASSOCIATION VI Charles J. Brown has
boon continued Tor tue term, by cou-
sent