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BARRETT.-M co,ebrook. n. H., suddenly, AUG.
IL 1000. Louis r. Barrett Of Bloomfield, N. J.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
gar +. Duryea,
Funeral at residence. Aug. u. 1900. at I o'clock.
Carriages vii meet train arriving a, Glen Cove
1908.
FLOYD-JONEs.-on Friday. Aug. 10. 1900. a.
Fith Avenue Hotel. New York. Sarah. daughter
Of the late General and Helen Watts Floyd Jonea
aged 81 years.
Funeral services at Grace Church. South Oyster
Bay. 1. l., Monday, AUG. IS. 1900. after the Ar.
rival AZ MassapeQua OF train leaving East 34th
ST., New York. 1890 a. NJ. A special ear viii b
attached TO the train.
HuGHES.- A. Pater con. n. j., on Saturday. Aue.
II. 900. Robert, S Hughes, aged 70 yoara
Funeral services at his late residence. on Tuesday.
Aug IL, 1900. at 4 ?. NJ. In,erment private
TUCKER.-o Aug. IL. 1900. James Tucker. In the
6eth year Of his age.
Friends and relatives are invited 10 attend She
funeral services at soi East lsah Il on
Tuesday evening. Aug. ~. 1900, at 8 O'Clock.
Harlem Lodge, No S57 r., a A. NJ. are cordially
invited TO attend
wHITMARSH.- AZ the residence Of c. De p. Field
Esq .Peekskiil. NY. on Thursday. Aug. 0, 1900,
Frederick de Peyster " hi,marsh. In the o7sh year
Of his age.
Funeral services will be held at s. Catharine's
Church. Fieldhome. Peckskin, N. Y, on Monday,
Aug. IS, 1900. at ESQ. Vehicles will meet train
leaving New York at 1890 A. NJ al Peekshti
station, Train returning 70 New York leaves
Peekskil at IloP p. NJ
CYPRESS HILLS CEMETERY.
OmCA MaHlann nv Gnrnsr n n "a
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In a "clean up" is the most
natural place to find wash suits.
But our "clean ups are sorter
peculiar. All the washing we
do is to wash out high prices
and put on low ones.
Here are several hundred wash
suits for boys from 8 to 10 years,
with half a hundred kilt suits
for tiny boys.
Were$l.25 to 81. To-day 81.
All at our 32d Street store.
ROGERS PEEr q CoxpANY.
sSs Broadway. cor. Warren.
and 7 and 0 warren s.
sac broadway. cs, Prtnoa We al orders
i2e0 Broadway. col. SD. BY mail.
and ~ West $40 81
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PREVAILING RATE or WAGES.
Union, Intend TO Push More Ciaims-C. r. q
10 Help.

The Central Federated Union devoted at
least one-half Of Its session yesterday to the
prevailing rate of-wages question. The pre-
,vaiIing rate Is construed by labor bodies rs
the union rate and several trades have bur
riedly formed unions lately in order to establish
a prevailing rate" and thus be In a position
TO bring claims against the city where mupio-
ipal work has been done and paid for at less
than this prevailing rate"
A letter was read from Commissioner Of
Water Supplies Dalton In reply TO n complaint
that the tiremen in the Brooklyn branch Of his
department were not receivine, the prevallins,
these 6remen u confer with the Deputy Com
missioner for Brooklyn on the subject.
The c. r. Y. appointed Delegates Henry,
Hanna and Gleason as a committee To walt
upon the Mayor and Comptroller. Delegate
Henley said that the dock builders, 100 strong,
had lust been organized by District Assembly
a. of the Knights Of Labor and would shortly
Join the C. f, U. The new organization had
established a prevailing rate Of s7X cents an
hour and he wanted the G. T. Y. 70 indorse
its action. James Y. Archibald. who was chair
man. refused 10 entertain the motion.
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Man Said to Have BouGht Cigarettes with
Them Arrested.

Isidor Cohen. a candy and cigar dealer at
243 East Seventy-seventh street. sold a package
Of cigarettes yesterday to a man who rendered
a hfty-cent piece in payment. Cohen gave
him Is cents change. and a half an hour after
the man had left the store Cohen discovered
that the coin was counterfeit. He reported the
matter TO the police Of the East Si1,y-sevent
street station. who told him that there had been
that neighborhood and advised 'hLm To keep a
lookout for the man.
Later the same afternoon the same man
called At the store and bought another package
Of cigarettes. He rendered another bogus
half dollar In payment Cohen grabbed him
and there was a rough-and-tumble fight in the
and arreeted he man, who threw away 1--WE
other counterfeit half dollars. He WI locked
up He said that he was Thomas Rysn. Q fire.
man, Of 1893 Third avenue.
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NEWPORT. r l.. Aug. i7.-1t was quite a busy
gay n Newport socially. Although the Their
"on''er was at 20 there was q large attend
ahce at the churches and this afternoon the
orV' was well patronised. During the day
,n%uncheons we're given by Mrs, Ogden Mill. Mrs,
he..tgeG Haven and Mrs. Cornelius Wander
~, ", and tonight dinners were given at the
VWP,tagos by Ms. William Grosvenor and Mrs.
nl,lstlc Hugh. Paset. tho latter in honor OF
hnrd anr Lady Pauncefote. II was concert
.Eht AZ the Casino and there was a large
sa'hering OF the fashionable as usual.
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SHIPPED FROM PHILADELPHIA.
The Ape Had Decomposed. the Taxidermist
Had Moved, but the Police woke Up.

George II. Smith, a Waterman employed
in the onice Of the Adams Express Company
at Forty-eighth street and Park avenue. noticed
a bad odor coming from a boz about FIVE feet
long by two feet wide and two feet deep yes-
terday afternoon. He went to the Fast Fifty
first street police station and told sergt.
HAYES that he believed the box contained a
human body and that II was addressed to II
vogelstag, 81 East Fifty-nlnth street.
Sergt. Hayes sent Detective Mclaughlin
to investigate. Mclaughlin pried open the
box and took one look at it's contents. Then
he hurried back to the station. and told the
sergeant that there was a BODY In the box,
DR.. Stewart Of Flower Hospital was called and
no too said that the box contained n human
body and then hastily corrected himself.
Its not a man, said Dr.. stewart, its
the body OF an ape. II l. so badly decomposed
that the fur Is gone and the bones show, and
I thought at first II was q man."
The police went to 81 East Fifty-ninth street
and found that the building was Mt present oc-
cupied by Bowsky 4 Sons, %furriers. but that
three years ago a mar named yogelstag had
had a taxidermist shop there. Tho box was
sent from Philadelphia.
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The CatskiIl Forest Fires,

TArsKilf. n. Y. Aug. 1.-THE nre on Kaat-
'rShI Mountain Ia uncer control andthe Laurel
n'u'e and Hotel Kaa,erskill are entirely out OF
urhR"r The fire fighters back-fired from the
sAlr"l Hons" and burned q large clear space
",'Hhd The hotel. The wind came up or Satur-
Ia hlrht and blew the flames away from the
nou,t The FIRE Il now burning down the
T"'nntA'h and through the Kaaterskiu Glove.
Am t"N on 4 afro Round Top and In the Platt-
'"'' love are still burning fercely.
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THE WRATH 0~FGALLAGHER.
,,u.s SLOW TO RISE. BUT o. SWIFT
IL ayD M'GEE WAS THERE.
-. las, o, the Irish 10 The Tsaenens' ~:
he ..t 80, siovo to Please ne Jews, aaa
". ". HAD TO Fisht. Had Gallagher. and
-,.,,.,. Flammer Fined the Jews.

,.,, Of the Irish II the ne
ise.n Not novo to Please Ne Jews, aad
n. U,d TO Fisht. @aA Gallagher. and
...,,.,, Flammer Fined the Jews.
,,,,oo, Gallagher. q driver on the Grand
N %,e Of cars, lives IN the tenement at 10
sn.,n erect, and on the same floor also dwell
a, b~obrews-Robert and solomon boumeht'
81, Alexander Schmitt. Paul Bkulsky.
Yor,. vlttlg and Morris Berkourts, Gallagher
..ioys the distinction OF being the only Irish
~ IN the tenement. and when often urged to
nnarge hs domicile to q place more congenia'
A. ancestral tastes his invariable reply has
- ~ ,h,, no was there before the Jews came.
". hogorra ON nlver let II be sid that the
r.nar,sra iyer bached wather before the
Jews"
NJ, ,hs hest Of terms. but until early yesterday
rnornIng there was no open rupture betw cen
.ho,r The little Gallaghers and the little
uahrsr children had once shown the war spirit.
.,, gallagher 10 this day points with pride TO
,hs fact ,ha since that line the Hebrew children
hide whom his children approach. There had
hss, times. too. when Gallagher stood In the
S.llray and read a proclamation Of war. when
ho ,honeht that his enemies were deliberately
ring onions mixed with garlic and leaving
~. doors 70 their apartments open In order
70 drive him out of the house BY strategy. ON
one occasion. according to his statements ~
The police. limenrset ches s,s yas smeared l. AZ Y
and brought the effects home with them. Gal
isSler met that move by irving pork on a Sat
Trdsy and allowing the odor 10 work its way
,hrniuh The house. He was accused OF Offering
he =, he Hebrew. children ham on
,b, last Hebrew festival day,
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100000 Fire n Giens Falls.

LIENS fMLA N. Y, Aug. ia.-The streets are
"ua'khe's tonight a. a result OF q fire which
.a," 20 at O'Clock this morning In the shirt
,ppn..,1,ty OF ~l!efron 4 Iinehan. That building
lpbb, we one adjoining. containing the lectric
az "a lpH, were destroyed. The Park Hotel
i To- ne Srntrnl House were burned out. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-08-13
NEW COMPLAINT AGAINST ARNOLD.
Sir Edwin's Son Charged Win F%rsudulentiy
Appropria ting an Estate Of . 600.

SAN Francisco. Aug. IA new charge Of
embezzlement against Julian 7. b. Arnold.
son OF Sir Edwin Arnold. has been brought in
the United States District Court and a warrant
issued for his arrest. The complaint specified
the amounts and dates Of alleged stealins.,
and IL considered stronger than either OF the
two on which United States Court Commissioned
Heaoock ordered Arnoldis extradltion to
England.
The new complaint recites that on Nov. /,
1880. Julian r. B. Arnold. Harry Walter Nix
and Charlotte Taylor were appointed trustees
OF the estate Of Thomas John Donvile TAYLOR,
The estate was valued at 81, 900, and Arnold
Is charged with fraudulently ~appropaating the
whole amount.
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LOCKED IN A BARN WITH NO room.
Port Jef Boy SAYS His Father Is Cruei
Gerry Society to Investigate.

Gerry Society TO Investigate.
PORT JEFFERSON. l.. l., Aug. i2.-The Gerry
society has been asked to investigate a story
told by the fourteen-year-old son Of Daniel
O'Keefe, q saloon keeper OF this village. The
boy has Il number Of cuts and bruises on his
legs and back. and says they were inflicted by
u rawhide In the hands OF his father. He has
said that his father frequently beat him I'm
mercifully and that yesterday he was fastened
in the barn with a chain. The boy says that
ne mns 49, y AIM nv !" ~ :, niW ~ "a nUtts,
which a playmate sneaked In TO him. W,
wilson, the local representative OF the Gerry
society, has asked that the calse be rigidly In
yestlgated.
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LAWYER INDICTED As A RIOTER.
We'll. citizen Of New Orleans 10 Answer
for the Recent Mob Rule There.

TOT the HeCent MOD NuTe IheTo.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. l2-The indictment
Of Andre Doriocourt. a lawyer. as the leader
Of the mob In the New Orleans riot which killed
the negro Thomas, the first and indeed the only
negro killed in the riot-the others dying some
DAYS after ward from wounds received-has
caused a surprise. Nearly all the rioters in
dicted hitherto have been roughs or hood
lums. Two OF the men indicted for the murder
Of Thomas told the whole story Of the killing,
and II was on their testimony that Dorioconrt
was indicted, being the first person Of any
standing indicted for being implicated in The
rioting. The indictment charges Doriocourt
with melting unlawful assemblaee. Tho Grand
Jury will meet again on Tuesday and will prob
the rioters
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5000 PILGRIMS ~ AURIEsvILLE.
Catholics Go 60 Worship at the shrine
Erected There.

TRIBES HILL. N. Y, Aug. i2,--Fully 5000
Catholics to-day raid a visit to the shrine at
Auriesville. The pilgrims came from Little
Falls, Herkimer, Cohoes. Troy and Albany.
There was also a delegation from the Sacred
Heart League OF New York. Services were held
throu gh0ut the da,. A numbar OF priests were
stationed at the shrine, and mass will be cels-
brated daily throughout the month.
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Merrtck Camp Meeting Closed.

NFERrcK, l.. l.. Aug. i2-The annual Mer-
IncE camp meeting which opened here on Aug.
closed here tonight with a eJal service
" re- largely attended,
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p.,a, Code Committee Ready for Work.

The Assembly Committee for tho Revision Of
the Penal lode will meet this week at the
The object OF the committee Is " simplify the
penal code.
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2MsineGE Notifel.


n you lack appetite. try half 4 wine giass d
Angostura Bitters before dinner. d. Siegert's the
genuine. Imported from South America.
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Fat Bridget" Moriarty Dead.

Fat Bridget Moriarty. a homeless woman,
died yesterday In a saloon at 0 Bowery from a
stroke Of apoplexy. The body was taken TO
the Morgue.
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The back bone OF the heat wave was broken ycster.
day afternoon. The high pressure, which held II sta.
uonary In the South for the past week. began to
break on Saturday, and yesterday Il was disslpated,
and a second high pressure area, which began to
form in the Lake re gions on Saturday. took on consid.
erablc strength and threw OF the cooler winds from
that section, which caused severe thunder storms and
q very decided change in temperature In the lower
Lake regions, the Ohio Valley. Middle Atlantic and
New England States
The cool weather should last for two or three days
The approach OF the thunderstorm was noticed at
1877 p. NJ. II reached this city In full force. and for
five minutes a wind velocity OF 20 miles an hour was
attained. and the temperature. which reached a max.
imum Of sS degrees, the highest on record for any
similar date In August dropped twenty .nve degrees
between 1855 and 10 p. NJ, when II stood at ~ de.
gr-eS The storm moved from northwest to south.
west, and there was a fall Of "a OF an inch Of rain.
The average humidity. al per cent for tn day: baron.
eter. corrected to lead 10 sea level ASA NJ, 20. 90:
8P. N. 2s.92.
The temperature as recorded by the orncial ,her.
mometer. and also by THE SUNS thermometer al tho
street level, Is shown In the annexed table:
1900. 1899 1900. 1900. 1893. 1900.
y ;s u 4 IS !, ss e. i: 4
WASHINGTON FORECAST FOR o.D AND
TOMORROW.
For Maine. New Hampshire and Vermont generally
fair; moderate temperature. lish, TO fresh south 10
east winds
For Massachusetts,, Rhode Island and Connecticut.
local rains to-day; Tuesday. fair: moderate tempera.
tur.: light 70 fresh east winds.
For eastern Nsp York. loeaI ,afns In south: ,afr IN
nonh today and PROBABLY Tussdav: light raa 10 iouth
trinds
For the District Of Columbia, eastern Penn syl.
vania, New Jersey. Delaware and Maryland. local
rains today and probably Tuesday: moderate TEN.
~perature: fresh southeast winds.
For Virginia, local rains and cooler to day; Tues.
day. show ers: light TO fresh south winds
For western New York, local rains to day ind
probably Tuesday: light to fresh northcae Winds.
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Firemen's Blue and 3ray Shirt MAJ ufa Glory, Ibe.y
~. ! door from Engine Co Nc. IL Brooklyn, \ z
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1900-10-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

II. Il. Warren, Alma and Mary II. Peddi-
cord, Blackburn.
Jerry Jackson, and Lucy Lewis, (colored)
Marshall.
w. G. Butler. Cambridge. and Julia Petty,
Slater.
James II. Hubbard Elmwood and Kate
Berlin, Emwood.
George W. Wilson, Miami and Annah c.
Taylor, Miami.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1900-10-12
O'FALLON At MARSHALL.

Hon. S. +. O'Fallon. candidate for At.
toney General Of this state. and one of the
brightest and brainiest Republicans of Mis-.
souri,, will speak at Marshall Thursday, Oct.
2Sth.
He has been member Of the state legisla-
ture and was recognized as one Of that body's
most gifted speakers. He is acquainted with
the record Of the Missouri Legislature and will
no doubt present facts worthy Of the voters
attention. Remember the date and attend
the meeting. which will be held at the Court
House.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1900-10-12
LIVE STOCK NOTES.
NO.. S..

G. Il. Rogers sold for Sami Black of Sla.
ter so Western cattle q Ss.as; w. H. Hill.
3 cars Of cattle q IS. 10 and G. N. James both
Of Ottawa. Kansas, cars Of cattle a. $50;
James Boulger Of Shackelford. cars Of hogs,
all on Chicago market Wednesday.
Five cars Of cattle were shipped to Chicago
from this point by II. ID. Ament OF Saturday.
They were owned by Will Long and A. M.
CUTLERY Of the county, and on Monday night
the same party shipped two cars Of cattle for
Enoch Colvert Of Mt. Leonard, to the Chicago
markets.
J. NJ. Sphar was in Chicago last week.
where he sold six loads Of cattle Of his own
feeding at $3.50. In an interview with a
Diover's Journal reporter. he stated that fat
cattle are very scarce in this section Of the
country.
B. r. Mcclure Of Marshall, sold two cars of
hogs averaging a6s lbs at Ss.47H last Thurs.
day In Chicago.
Jno. r. Rolf, Of Alma. sold Al cattle a
Ss.is on St. Louis market Wednesday.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1900-10-12
\RSHALL. SALINE COUNTY. MISSOURI OCTOBER II. 1900

Daniel Carroll VS. City Of Marshall, dam-
ages; tried by jury. Verdict for defendant.
J. H. Green vs. City Of Marshall, damages;
On application Of plaintiff. cause Is dismissed
at his cost.
Geo. A. Hockery vs. John Hill. attachment;
G. 4 A. Railroad. garnishee, files motion to
be discharged.
]. p. Fisher vs. Dan Lewis, note: continued.
The New Birdsall Co. VS. J. w. Keys, note;
continued generally on account Of sickness Of
juror. Jury discharged.
Henry A. Klyce VS. S. ]. White 4 Co. &C.
count; deposition filed on behalf Of plaintiff
Abel Hoover VS. w. II. Montgomery. note:
Judgments against defendant for S9s.4o.
Isaac Simpson ct al vs. Chicago 4 Alton Ry
Co., damages; defendant files answer.
Leona X. Cameron vs. Il. l.. Rhoades. eject.
n,ent; judgment for defendant. Plaintiff files
motion for a new trial.
w. H. Fletcher ct al vs. II. G. Elgin ct al,
partition; sheriG's report Of sale fled and ap.
proved.
~ Nt'SN w y"uS 1sut CT
sherf's report Of sale filed and approved.
Mit,ic Shoemaker ct al vs. John Watson, ct
al, partition; Judgment by default against Ger.
tain defendants.
Fountain d. Brown ct al tx Parte, parti.
ton; Decree Of partition and order Of sale.
Assignment Slater Milling. Coz Jno. G.
Reynolds, assignee, assignment; proof Of pub.
lication filed Report approved.
Assignment OF Slater Savings Bank, X. T.
Brightwell assignee, assignment: same entry.
Assignment Citizens Stock Bank. Com. p.
Storts. assignee, assignment; same entry
Chas. A. Miller vs. Ella Miller, divorce;
defendant given leave to answer by Dec. Ist,
1000.
Chas. l.. Reppenhagen VS. S. J. Reopen.
hagen. divorce; deposition OH behalf of plain.
tiff filed.
Lena W. Harding vs. William +, Harding,
divorce; depositions on behalf of plaintiff filed.
Agnes Utz vs. Robert l.. U,z, divorce; mo.
ton to make petition more specific sustained.
Leave to amend by Dec. Ist
State ex rel. J. T.. McAmis vs. J. w. Woold.
ridge ct al, back taxes; defendants file ans.
wer
]. r. Black VS. George Black, note; dismiss.
cd at cost of plaintiff. Leave to withdraw
note sued on by leaving copy.
Ella Boatright ct al vs. James II. Clark ct
al, partition; order of publication given to
Progress.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1900-10-12
GERMAN LUTHERAN SYNOD.

The Conference of the Western District
German Evangelical Lutheran Synod OF Mis-.
souri, convened in Concordia Wednesday and
will remain in session six days. President
Pieper Of ST. Louis delivered the opening
sermon.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1900-10-12
CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
City Wins in Damage Suits Thus Far. In Cam
eron w. Rhosdes Suit Verdict Returned
for Defendant

J. NJ. Henley vs. A. S. VanAnglen. ct al,
quiet tite continued.
Mariah Gillian. ct al vs. Judith Gillian. ct
al, partition: Commissioners file report.
State tx Rel. George Il Huff VS. James
Wingficd, on bond continued.
Susie NJ. Cheatham vs. X. G., St. Louis 4
Chicago Railroad Co. ct al, correct title; de.
cree for plaintiff.
John W. Buxton vs. Mary T.. Buxton. as.
signmcnt dover; decree for plaintiff. l.. ID.
Murrcii, NJ. W. Hall and.tLcwis Richardson
appointed rs commissioners.
Perry Mueller & Co. vs. Joseph Mitchell.
attachment; motion to dismiss over ruled
G. NJ. Francisco. admr. vs. e. II. Vanstone,
rcccivcrship; defendant files answer.
NJ. ID. Jackson vs. Fores, Tisdale ct al. man.
damus; dismissed at cost Of plaintiff
Stephen Washington vs. Minnie l.. Camp.
hell ct al, cancel deed; decree for plaintiff.
Catherine Fulkrrson vs. Vim. r. Glmer ct
al. assignment dover; defendant files answer.
Amanda NJ. Rice VS. Fleming B. Rice ct al,
assignment dover; commissioners file report.
Dan Lewis vs. Vim. Williams, appeal; dis.
missed at cost Of plaintiff.
=. T. Kcarncy vs. II. &. Terrell. appeal;
continued.
w l.. Hancock vs. Jay p. Reardon. at.
tachment; continued.
w. l.. Hancock vs. J. p. Reardop. II. G..
Terrell, garnshee, garnishment; continued.
Irwin Williams ct al vs. II. Y. Gephart ct al
VIM. i. Zimmerman, garnishee, garnisiment;
plaintiff files denial.
Irwin Williams ct al vs. II. Y. Gephart, H.
II. Downing ami Vim. f. Zimmerman; de.
PENDANTS, Downing and Gephart file separate
answers.
A. G. Jones VS. Ferdinand Haber,nar, ap-
peal; motion for new trial filed and over-rul.
cd.
G. II. Vanstone vs. K. p. Gwinn ct al, ac-
count judgment for plaintiff for $6o.I7.
CT. Mussey VS. G. II. Va,,>tonc, account;
plaintiff given until January Ist, 1901 to file
bond of SIS, as security for costs.
Dawes 4 Dawes vs. + G. Ingram, contract;
dismissed by plaintiffs.