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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-30
CIpyn,nntI Ite,pn.

Well. Christmas has come and gone, and
our people were vol remembered by Old
Krlss. Your humble servant was present.
cd with n twenty-pound turkey for HE
Christmas dinner, by friend.
Joseph T. Casey alec reoloved fourteen.
pound goose Tor hi5 dinner. Joe says that
goose Ia good. We don't know. Joe. we
never ate any. though we had an invita-
tion too.
Wall we also enjeavored to put In prnc.
tlce, what we preahod. We gave presents
to one. " not more who seem to apprcl-
ate the gift. 1t makes one glad when we
zee others happy.
Well We hnve men here who think. more
OF their wives than OF their horses; they
don't think OF their being mere house.
keeper only, but wife; they don't allow
their wives to beg of them for a little
money Yhetewith to make necessary pur.
chases. Hold OIL there. Gays one, "lIow
can man do this, when he amt got the
money? Do you smoke and chew2 Give
her that, and she will have plenty Do
you drink? Glvo her that. and muybe she
would buy you home inside of twenty
years. She has perfect right 10 all the
money Bhs may want. II she rightly uses
1t. She should have place by your side.
especially the lett side, near the heart, all
the time.
The Claymont n. f. Sunday school en-
tertainment and treat will take place on
New lear's eve. The exercises OF the oc.
The concert, under the management of
Prof Amb lose S. Ottey, TO be given In the
Boothwyn Public Hall, on New Years
right, Jan. LIST, will be one of the best
ever given In that village. The manager
has SPARED no pains to make 1t first
clasa entertainment A good numDer of
Claymont folks are going to II, and to get
them there. the Professor will have large
three horses ubreast stage to take those
who may wish to go without any extra
charge. The stage will leave the real.
dence OF his Son. Charles w. Ottey. at
O'Clock sharp.
several others seined his carp pond, to put
them into closer quarters. for uso when
needed. Some of the tlsh were quite
large.
The Habbert family on Christmas Day
had q reunion. Lewis Habbert, well
known by the Claymont boys, has had TO
ehake hands with many OF them since the
above day. He Is and has been living
away up In New Jersey for several years.
isw nights ago two noted characters
OF Dlarcas Hook, who won't work, for 1t,
would hurt them. but stenllng would
they think he credit. Tbeywere caught
stealing coal from the coai pile OF Robert
Carey, and II 1t had been many man the
parties would have landed In New Castle
Hotel de Glllis, Don't let Robert catch
you again or maybe you will bnd It hot
around the lower regions. One OF the
| party also is very fond of chickens und
he ls no black man either or u preacher.
| he has been shot OF before When YOU
| SEQ an old Germantown wagon and an
| Old bay horse down around Cnymo mt and
vicinity keep sharp, is the advice of
| True As STEEL.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-30
LOCAL Durs,


The employees OF l Lewis Row have
presented 10 him u beautiful clock.
Mrs. Albert Thatcher who is In the s4th
year of her nge. is indisposed at her resi-.
dence No. l4l5 Delaware avenue.
Mrs. Euoeh uanthorn. OF Brldgeton, N.
j.. who 10 visiting her daughter In our
city, is OH the sick list.
Mrs. George W. Bnsh is visiting her son
In Brldgeion, N. j.. during this holidays.
1t was a double trio and chorus on
which West choir ecored IA point yester-
day forenoon. See report. Henry M,
Ewes gang bass.
1he merchants mostly ore still feeling
the good Objects OF the holiday trade
The Rev. W. II. Purnell, L. l., D., presi-
dent of Now Windsor College. preached In
Central Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
In the morning no took as his text Take
this child away Tor mo and ! Will pay
you your wages" His sermon was u
mnsterly ono and very Instructive. uo
also preached in the evening. "a
:. .. Miss Olivia Hunter. OF BIrdsboru Pn..
10 visiting the Misses Hersey at No. 1913
Rodney street.
Professor Albert. the magician, No. 7is
e. Sixth street. l5 always rondy to I'LL on
gagements with lodges, CHURCHES and
societies With special discount.
The Christmas entertainment of tho
HoTtn bApLlst hlbslon Will Us nolu this
evening at 7.S0 O'Clock.
Wesley al. L. Church Wilt hold their
Christmas entertainment tonight, CON-
menclng at 80 O'Clock. Tho music has
been prepared with care aud will be good.
Mise Laura Moore, Of Dover. is yleittnR
Miss Clara Ferguson OF this city.
Mlss Clara Ferguson, who has been &C
Baltimore, attending college. Is spsndiBg
tho holidays with her parents la this city.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF the
Flrst Presbyterian Church will give Nav
Yeal's Dinner to poor children, Nednes-
day afternoon. January /. at2.0o O'Clock.
Tickets may be had by applying at the
church after o'clock. Wednesday oven.
Ing.
Sevoral CT tho sporting fraternlty Of
this city left this morning for Warrington
to witness the Abbott -Morarlty mill to-
night
Superior Court will resume It's business
on Thursday. Judges Cullen and Marvli
have been with their families down the
State during the recess. Tho case of
Townsend Va the Common wealth Benel.
cial Association will bs taken upon the
tlrst day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-30
CLOSED.

The crimson dawn brsals through the eiouasa
chht, s- &
And waking breezes round the casehsent pipe;
They blow the globes OF dow from opening
buds
And steal the odors Of the sleeping flowers.
The swallow calls its young ones from tho
To dart above their shadows on the lake,
TIL its long rollers redden In the sun
And bend tho lances Of the mirrored pines.
Who knows the miracle that brings the mornf
stili in my house linger, though the night
Tho night that hides me from myseif--is gone.
Light robes the world. but strips me bare
again.
] will not follow ON the paths Of day.
know the dregs within its crystal hours.
The bearers OF my cups have served mo we'll.
drained them, and the bearers come no more.
Rise, morning. rise for those believing souls
Who seek completion In days garish light.
My easement will close, keep shut my door,
Tin day and night arc only dreams to me.
Elizabeth Stoddarl
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-30
rAe seranhle far ssaverner.


Tho i,oillicalpu 10 boiling andlthe Dom.
ocFatIc politicians are on the move. The
friends of petirg Governor Watson rro
looking aftef bis fences and trying 10 keep
the swallow tall element In line. Doctor
Black and Bis friends are doing every
thing peAsible TO promote HE chances Tor
the Cover rprship nomination.
He. II 10 e.id, hss the SUPPORT OF the
Dayard and Gray wlpg Of tho Democratic
parly. and is sure ~ winning at the pri-
mnrles. Peter ]. Fcrd represents the
worklngmen or tho overall element, and
are moving heaven and earth TO capture
the delegates so that they shall be In
stfucted to vote for Peter j.. first, last
ana nll the time. There ls q pretty light
ahead and each candidate and his frlends
are pulling their wires to win at the pri-
maries.
The overall ard swallow tall wings OF
tie Democratic party Will mako Bome
howl before the nomination comes of. 1t
locke from man up tree as II the over.
all element will succeed In capturing the
convention and nominate Peter j. Ford
for Governor. The fight is on and prom.
ises 10 make thinge lively In the Demo.
cratic ranks uptilth nomination Is made.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-30
1he Receiver answers.


IN the United States Circuit Court today
ttn rqeeiyer OF the NilniDaton Dental
WeAufaoturing Company He'd an aaswer
10. chow oayse why the present stats OF
ailaita should continue.
( FJY9 Of the stockholders were present
and talked over the manner IN which the
notnpapy "a operated. They els.s,sa that
during Tue last five yepfs O strange tsh.t1 tshh.t. I
o. happened and they cannot under.
stand how tho interest Is so small aud the
recaipss so large. They believe the ex.
penscs Ok the Philadelphia olIlce are too
heavy. Il ls an unnecessary luxury
Jhoy felt that oil orders should be filled
from the factory and in case OF m emer.
Roncy special messenger could be sent
to Philadelphia. Tnay do not believe 1t fs
business idea To break up whole lots OF
teeth just as soon as a now mould has
been discovered. Tho stockholders pres.
ent took deep interest In tho answer.
One OF them believed that when goods
are sent out they should be accom- panied
by the. A bill bill should be furnished
monthly until the accounts arc closed
and he clerk who refused to send out tho
blils should be punished by being dis
charged.
No dste for the hearing has yet bosn ar-
ranged,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-30
Au,,.ssl.,eats.

-t--N*="Ntte.t aN4
Town TopIcah the nav fagpo comedy
that local thsass rosis Nill hass tns
pleaauro Of eli ing III Judgm ~ bpeu to-.
night ut Grand Opera flouse T. ty..5 5,riaa!(
turning OF the leail e geesatton from the
o.a caealhet areTe, Judging nom the list
Of nhmss emtraqed In the rostcr, II is cor.
promised the naost pfs.antious thing OF
its aind on the road tho prossnt season.
and will illu trate 10 var,t aud attr rictl,o
form aii that is pure and wholesome In
fnrcs- 3omedy.
Like all other successes OF Robert Man.
tell "The Husband gives this popular
ties to good advantage. and In his presen-
tatlon OF this now society drama, which
he gives at the Grand Opera House on
tomorrow, Tuesday v.ning. Ia sure to
Feet with cordial reception. Tho story
81 the play u OF young wife. dying IN
dishonor 10 the arms OF hsr husband. who
hns been long absent fronl her; clasped In
her hands ho finds picture OF her ho
traycr In search OF whom he seta out for
the purpose OF revenge.
During the play two duels take place
and tho destroyer OF his domestic happt.
ness ls finally killed. Mr.. Manteii brlngs
10 this city fine company In TACT ono OF
the best upon the road and his appear.
ance here 10 looked forward to with much
pleasure.
The management OF the Grand Opera
House announce special attraction for
Now Years Matinee and night when the
grant spectacular play "Ihe Black Crookh
Will be presented by a large company
representing the original cast during tho
remarkably successful years revival OF
York.
Three magnificent ballets have beeu
aDariallv nrTnpra Inv lha ia ru oua Har-
tram. one being composed exclusively OF
children. the entire company heihg at
tired In gorgeous new costumes, In costly
silks. satins and velysts. Elaborate new
scenery has been painted by leading
metropolitan ariists OF motto. and brilliant
artistic effects In Illuminating the various
animated scenes OF countless colored
electric lights.
There will be grand marches. headed
by the beautiful and stately fair Ainazons
clad In dazzling nrmor, and among tho
numerous artlstee OF European reputa-
tion engaged to contribute specialitles
Will be the famous quartette OF French
Dancers from the Paris Folies Bergores.
Mlles. Lsontlne. Adele Cammis. premiere
dancers. and Slracco; also Rexo and Reno
from the Cirqua Cisinelli. st. Petersburg.
It ls promised tbat the production will
eclipse all prevlous attempts at high
class spectacle.
'.Down on the Farm Is ono OF those
beautiful picturesque stories OF ''lise,r
which, like The Old Homestead, Its com.
panion piece, Is presented to the public to
anus and teach lesson OF love. friend.
ship and charity which can lie seen to
such an advantage In .evory day country
life. 1t 10 full Of mlrth aud laughter and
the cast is an eAcellentiy strong one.
Down on the Farm will DO at the Biiou
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday OF this
week.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-30
Launched n Big Tug.

On Saturday afternoon at the Cramps
ship yard, the largest tug In America was
launched for the Reading railroad Com
pany. Mise Margaret Voorhees, christen-
ed the Tame qua as she dipped. She will
ne used for eea-Going purposes. The
Tamaquu is 10 ieet long, 20 feet beam
and Is feet depth OF hold.
Che has triple expansion engines of the
most approved type, with cylinders l5.
inches stroke. The boilers wore designed
to stand a eteam pressure of 100 pounds.
Int tug ls also equipped with powerful
wrecklng pumps and will be lighted
throughout by electricity. Sue will also
have a powerful search light. Captain
Taylor of the tug International will com.
mand the TamaQua.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-30
The Grip IL Here,

There ls no donbt but that the grip In o
mild form has made It's appearance In our
city. Numerous persons have boen made
aware of It's presence by having severe
fever. heart palpitatiop. and a feeling OF
deep depression. six years ago the dIs-
case made it's appearance after several
years absence. and the-physiolans were
nearly run to death visiting the sick. At
that time numerous deaths followed, The
disease does not appear to 10 IN such q
Vloleut form this winter. The doctors
prescribed whisky aud qulnine In most of
the cases. With caro- and good nursing
the disease ls soon gotten under contr oil.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-30
WORK Mt IlnrInu'.,

The prospects, fer busy winter at the
ship yard Of the Harlan and Hollings-
worth Company are darker than over.
The orly new work is that being done on
the Old Dominion Line Steamship Com
panys new boat and also OF the AIontauk
Steamship Company. The former Will Ia
launched In couple OF weeks but tho lat-
ter will not leave the ways for several
months.
new boiler Is being placed In the tug
Taurus and the City OF Chester and Earn.
wood arc being overhaued. This is the
only work I'm Tho yard and only about
hltp men are engaged. The regular force
numbers over 20J hands but this number
has not been engaged for over a year.
In tho machine shop the only work la.
Ing done is on tho engines OF the boats
that are being built In The shipyard. The
force numbers nbout forty hands.
There IL but little woIk In the car shops.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-30
Shipping Locomotives.

The steamer Turret Bay passed down
the Delaware today with a cargo of 90 oil
burning locomotives from the Baldwin
works to q Russian seaport on the Black
sea.
among the largest ever turned out by the
Bald win Works and have special fire boxes
for burning petroleum. The tenders hold
oil Instead OF conl and wood.
The locomotives. which are the fret
built In this country In many years for
Russia. are for the TRANSIT Caucasian Rail-.
road and are peculiarly adapted to noun.
talnous countries. The balance of the
order-20 engines-will be shipped in
january. Half OF the looomo olives are for
passenger service and half for freight.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-30

at 9 o'lock we will place on
sale:
l7o0 yards Dress Ginghams,
plaids and stripes, the l0.cent
quality, for A cents a yard.
Also a lot of Apron Check
Ginghams at the same price.
1000 yards Plaid Crash at %
cents a yard, regular A cent
quality.
1000 yards Novelty Dress
Goods, the 50.cent quality, 90
cents a yard. This lot embra.
ces some beautiful and very
serviceable all.wool dress stuffs
ard are a decided bargain.
38.inch All.wool Henrietta in
black and oil the desirable
colors at % cents a yard, the
lowest price yet, for these
goods used to be 30 cents. We
can only premise to offer these
goods for a short time at this
price. as
Great reductions in the prices
of Ladies' Plain and Boucle
Cloth Jackets, Fur, Plush and
Cloth Capes, Children's Jackets
and Gretchens.
Lyons Black Velvet, SO
cent quality, for 80 cents a
yard.
32.inch Drapery Silks. 90
cents a yard, formerly Is cents.
You can save money by shop.
ping at
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-30
only Seventy Judgment. Renewed.

On wednesday Prothonotary Woolley
will close the books OF his ofIl,e to judg.
ment holders who haro not ronewed their
liens. On that day by law all judgments
which have appeared on the bco for the
past ton years will become void as liens
on properties.
There are probably five hundeed judg-
ments on the books and up TO noon there
had been but seventy removed. The mat
ter shouiI bo given the immediate atten-
tion OF those persons who hold juGg-
ments,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-30
DEATHS.
WELDON-At New Castle. Del. on Dec

wELDoN-At New Castle. Del. on Dec, 29ta
1895, John Weldon.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
Ills fu nerSl from his late residence. No, 60
Clark street. DoGbln svIIle New Castle. Del,
on Tuesday morcing Dec. alst. High mass
at 81. Peters Churchat oclo ck. In teriuont
~. Peter Cemetery.
FRANTZ-On Sunday morning at New Ro-
chelle, N. ", Donutd, infant son OF DR.. j.
and q, L. Frantz
Funeral y. IN. Tuesday.
sToUr-on December "a. ls9S Harrite
Hodges Stout.
Relatives and friend sare invited 20 atte nd
the funeral from her late residence, Oi5
West 9th street on Monday. S0th Inst, at .
p. III. lnterment private.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-30
Prctty ur,,d,nu.

At Red Clay Creek church by Rev. J. D,
Blake. on Wednesday evening last Miss
Mary A. Puga of Elk Neck. was married.
TO Lewis q. Schwendermau. son OF the
postmaster OF Stanton. The bride was
attended by her cousin, Miss Sadie Bar.
low, while \. q. Jones was best IN IN.
The folio wing persons wore present at
dinner glven In honor OF tie young
couple next duy:
Mr. and Mrs Charles Schwondastban.
Mrs. Mary jackson. MIR. Hairy JncksOii.a.
MIR. II. q. Lowtier, OF GreenYille; Mr,
and Mrs. j. Morrow. OF Fairyllie; Mr..
and Mira A. d. Jackson, OF CentrevIlle:
Mr.. aud Mrs John Fulton. OF Wooddale;
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Runner, Mics Lille Ru-
mer. OF Stanton; Aliss Mary Jones. OF
Wilmington; Niles Mary sohwonderman
of Stanton, Miss Aryiila Jones of VIII
mlugton. Mlss Sado Barlow of Stanton,
Miss Ethel Morrow OF Fairvlllo. Mr.,
Swithn Q. Jones. MIR. William N. Jones,
Alr. Isaac hlcLano OF Wilmington Mr..
John Barlow, Mr.. George Barlow Mr..
Irvine J. Schwondsrman. Mr.. u. II.
Sehwenderman OF Stanton.
1n the evening reception was held
when largo number OF friauns called to
extend congratulations The bride was
tho recipient of any handsome and valu-
ADlo presents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-30
ahnnLn ,Inh.nI

The effects of A. W. Wright &Co.. Manu-.
facturers OF glazed kid at Thirteenth and
Lombard streets. have been levied upon
Gy Shorilt Glllls. James Louchsim OF
New Jersey. is the Judgment creditor; his
claim amounts to $3.50 Constable Windish
nns In hand several claims ranging from
800 to 800.
The total assets OF tho firm are said to
consist of four or live bundles OF kid.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-30
Ihe Licrn.ed penlrrr.

The Liquor Denlers Association will
meet In the Fame Engino House on Friday
next at which time the election OF officers
will take place.
The light In New Jersey whero tho sa-
looms are wanted o.close on ull holidays
and do away with screens Is interesting
tho Delaware uenlers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-30
Tho Weather.

To morrow promises TO ba colder,
ana clonr weather Will probably prevail.
with westerly winds. followed by slight
rise OF ION mpernturo. and on Wednesday
iair, slightly warmer weather. followed
by cloudiness. and possibly by snow.
THE TEMPERATURE.
The Thermometer at the REPUBLICAN
Onice to-day:
fo'ciook. 10 o'clock. 2o'clock.
80 al 81
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-30
Impudpnce rtrse nlllea.

from Justice.
lmpudence personifled Is the demand OF
the oTners OF tho marsh fronting the
Delaware river that a causeway across the
same be built by the city and paid out OF
general taxation. The landowners will
receive the principal benefit OF euch a
highway and they ought to pay for It.
Suppose the road built. the march filled
up and tho river made accessible ana im'
proved by docks.
Like all similar enterprises 1t would
enrich a few land owners. who cit now
with folded hands. waiting for others to
Invest capital and labor. Under the single
tax. the 70c acres OF swamp land that now
prevent access to the noble Delaware and
thus hinder the city's development. would
rapidly be occupied by factories. stores
and warehouses, giving additional en-
ployment to labor and greatly enhancing
the public revenues. What then have the
opponents OF this wise innovation to
say Ia advocacy OF their present dry-rot
system2
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-30
Patrick Uonncll's sudden Death.

While drawing on pipe at his home,
No. 1908 Chestnut street, yesterday after
noon, 90 year-old Patrick ConnelI fell
from the chair In O swoon. and was dead
In few minutes, Mr.. Connsll had tin
ished his dinner ahort time before and
appeared to be In the best OF health. Dr.
Fahey pronounced death duo to apopleyy
OF the brain. certificate of death In ao-
corddnce with the facts wac given.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-30
Ihn rhnI ANn.rnInl-

John Wesley Tnnmas. coored. dlcd on
saturday from the effects Of gun shot
wound Inflicted on Christmas day by
Charles johnson at Cambridge Md, The
matter was kept quiet Tor time and
aOhnson mado his esgape
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-30
Cnniatn I'o,,pon ed.

The caatata which was TO have bean
rendered ut Union NJ L. Church tomor.
row evening. Ia Indefinitely postponed
because OF tho serious illness with dIph-
therla OF the son OF the organist, Mr. Il. p.
Potter. Persons having season tickets
Will take care OF than, as the cantata will
DO given at the earliest possible dats. e
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-30
100 Hide Tickets Between WiImiusto d
PhIlndcInhIn LII. a. d IL IL

Commencing Jan. lat. 1895. the BaItl-
m ore d Ohio RAILROAD Co Will place ON
sale at its Delaware Ave. and Morket st.
stations, one hundred trip tickets between
Wilmington and Philadelphia at rate of
SEQ. These tickets will be good on all
trains inclrding the celebrated Royal
Blue Line.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-30
Naw lie VIII Mover be Late.

The employees OF /. lewis Rowe, ths
popular proprietor Of tho china depot az
No. 4i3 King street, surprised him on
Christians eva by presenting him with q
handsome eight-day clock. with gold and
ivory dial
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-30
Want MIR. Handy Appointcd,

james Hasslnger. Charles b. Evans and
Dr. ii. q. III. kollock were In Dover last
week conducting quiet but determined
fight to haze L, Irving Handy made regis
ter OF wills OF this county. The appoint
ment is expected to be announced iu q
Ehort tlmn.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-30

M0FFIT-LEwiS--O Ou Dec. ~ 1906 at eal5
soybert street by Rev. KoDt. Graham, MIR.
Archibald Y. MONT and Mary Ella Lewis.
both OF Philadelphia.
S-HETTRlCK-On Dec. 25th by Rev.
J. H. Diil. Air. J ohm Artis formerly OF
1emplevilie. Nd. to Mrs. Huunah Hottrick
of Wilmington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-30
senator sberman's New Iioo,s.

John sherinan's RccolIcctions of Forty
Years in tho House. Senate und Cabluet An
Autobiogrnphy.publishe in two Royal Octa.
yo Vollints. ~ Sj.;5 per volume. For sale by
WIN. y. ull, agent. SO Monroe street. Sub.
agents wanted through tho state. For full
particulars address Agent. nG.eod-2m
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-30
QuOTATIUNs.
Reported by
HEAl.D a. COMPANY,
Rsn,l,.r.a,a lt.nt.ar

Seventh and Market Streats.
Investment and securities yielding from
TO per cent.
orders Tor the purchase and sale of stocks
ana bonus on Commission executed al ali
the STOCK e2cnanges.
Private telegraph wires to New York,
philadelphia Duston aud Chicago.
Foreign DRAFTS anu Letters vi Credit issu
ed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-30
I,eninmin nie.

Benjamin Luf. who was shot on Christ.
mas eve at West Chester. died yesterday.
Before dying ne made a statement charg.
ing AUsulom Watson with the crime.
Watson Is locked up and will have to
stand trial for murder
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-30
L. L. Ribbans IIns Openei

A paper store at ioj East Second street.
where he has mnuilia paper in sheets and
rolls and the cutters for the roll paper
toilet paper. paper bags anu twines. and
hopes 10 be favored With call from the
business men generally. Prices low
Open Saturday evenings until ~ o'clock,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-30
nn.Y seryInr snhnnnnnru.

Sheriff Gillia and his deputies will be
busy from now until The lirst OF February
serving subpoenaes for witnesses. There
are now one bundled and forty summons
In the Office which must be served on par
ties throughout the state aud few In
PennsyIvunia and Maryland. They will
testify ut the February term of court.