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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-01-01

IIMXSA&4M| My private impression that all
VWMMJI of objections might have occurred her then
and any interference with my plan might have
upset things altogether However, tell the story
you will had several good for acting One
copy books had headline M dangerous yet
the end ustifes the and understood
until read paper how clever little boy had extnguhed
in bedroom by pulling plug out of the cstern attic overhead
Had there been fire that little would
See?
And there time to be lost Seven powerful negroes had
not Dale End for They mischief With
going far killing all BEDS they could easily
attacked the house and held up America
found They afraid of the law Six of them
ready prison provided the seventh clear with their
funny little god And what would Nam thought
Evangelne? And what would Polly have said?
Jim, league with maids search everywhere
for the Isn't odd that can't your fellow mortal
Dan Bob lib would die than play the sneak Even that
sarcastic old would beay the gang and little Rk
though he with tooth and nail Anyhow what
between Schwartz and the inside John his
rbesman outside made mind to bit than in
tended Perhaps the uu egged also You tell
The mysteries of fetch worship beyond me-
Of kept Jms appointment with the African prince
nearly dark when crossed the green and there four
standing the road the gate They all
much s and thought should be able recognize the
who house. But spotted him There
be something being born ruler Prince John
quite different from the others his appearance
he English clothes 1t would have if he
stalking about in feathers and leopard skin, though expect poor
fellow, he would have caught his death of cold.
The four paid heed until stopped and said "Heo
That made them look me- and Prince John sad Have you
message for meY
He thought girl from the village quickly put him
right that point
Yes answered "Come here wish speak alone"
Then he knew he had heard talking Dad
from the station in the victoria He advanced few steps,
Oh he sad zone of Mr. Grosvenors daughters remember
My ankle still stiff where you held You have strong hands
for child Now what do for you9 Have you brought
what seekT
He spoke if he king bit like the affected draw of
local NJ when he opens bazaar but necessary that
should make him jump so replied rather ofhandedly
cit all depends on the price you willing pay"
That fetched him like shot He quite close and looked
down eagerly could the whites of his eyes, and they
minded me of pollywog, but kept straigh face.
Do you have found bit of carved ivory with
monkeys head and little beaded skrt If So girl give me-
and will reward you with a handful of godl he cried.
IL have not got your juu in my possession this moment"
said speaking slowly and watching him nteny Dan
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-01-01

the mouth OF a burrow when he
hears the rabbits squeaking at the
sight of ferret. "But I am fairly
certain I can lay my hand on it on
terms"
"Termsl Anything you ask!
What is your price, Take me
with you nowp
"Not so fast, Prince john" said
1, drawing away a foot or so, be-
cause a negro does look rather hor-
rid when you are too near him, al
though he may only be showing an
imation, which in his case means
teeth. "There is nothing to be
gained by hurry. You can't have
your ju-ju tonight, but you may
have it tomorrow night provided
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-01-01

utes on Christmas eve. On Christmas day l got
fifty out of him, and now Prince John was ready
to give me $4,000 couldn't help wondering if
it would keep up the pace and add another naught
each day held it.
And that made me feel rather horrid, so 1 stuffed
it out of sight under the bolster and said my pray
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-01-01

SM[-~ each day held it.
IN And that made feel rather horrd, so I stuffed
it out of sight under the bolster and said pray
Then the creeps passed away, and I fell asleep
There unshny frost when awoke, and every and
shrub in the garden decked With sparkling Evangene
seemed to be annoyed when unlocked the door,
"Nce thing" she said "makn bump that fash
ion
Dan with her. and found that had aerd along
with the hot without looking where she going Of
the door didn't yield usual her head struck the panel
Dan and laughed and Evangene rubbed her with black
finger Then laughed and Evangelne looked her
self in the glass
"Wen all be ngges this house soon she declared rage
and slammed
"Wel what's the game today Dan sitting tail
"Nohing than yesterday" answered.
81 told the parrot that blessed bird swinging
perch and roaring something about another revolution"
"What does he meang"
"Hes talking Spanish believe The few words could make
of showed that he regarded last nights general
the calm before the storm"
"Dan said "you only years old Polly twenty
the least If up you will find that he is times
than YOU"
Dan looked suspiciousy thinking
two and scratching hard the back of his head let him
When down breakfast discovered him listening
Polly who singing
instant appeared Polly became silent He chung the wires side
ways and watched steadily first with and then
other Even bbe blinking from the hearth rug and when
round the stable dear old Bob his
at soemny Talk about juuthe gang read my very
thoughts!
Dan and Tibbe and Rkh began follow heels and it
geved very much be compelled the coach
house. But had do it. beaver hat and asrakhan
jacket through the front ga doubled down the paddock
crossed the fir plantation aud made by field path Bekon
hurst the station Dale End ticket London,
remained in the waiting until and popped
quickly the empty carriage At Waterloo the
train until the other passengers had quilted the platform After that
Ltook my chance of not being recognized.
Ny first call jewelers. in Pccadily. L showed him the
and asked him what the beads He screwed funny
shaped glass into his right eye and examined them
"They different varieties of chaedony he said "There
gates carnean cayes ards and three kinds of nt
this collection"
"Good gracious" said I.
"What is it7 he asked, looking curiously at the idol
ga oujou," answered, blessing mademoselle inwardly.
The didn't speak French, told him oy"
satisfied him. had talk
address wanted turned be little off Tot
Court road drove there in hanom remained min
hired the cab The
charge shngs but gave him half and looked
for his number
Sep me- he CRIED "wo's things acomin tor And with that
he whipped his poor horse into canter which the nasty vndcve
way that sort of man has of expressing his feelings
had of luck I Mr. Warden fathers
solicitor coming his Office He quite taken aback
seeing especially when he found that Dad Nam with
me- and good fortune that had been few seconds later L
should have missed him, as he Ez=6ES-
going to join Mrs Warden in - ~. sS%%A
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-01-01

you willing pay my father exactly half the you offered
Mr.. Schwartz"
My heart beat trhe faster when the words did
the might have been hundred pounds
thousands imagined toeraby large figure
Schwartz would have been ready hand
expenses
Prince John did not hesitate a second.
agee he cried "Ye surely Mr. Grosvenor has you
to arrange such important with mep'
He might have been his uu addressing black beetle
Kitchener talking soldier but didn't bulge another
inch. What wanted know the price So made him jump
again It's %r - ,A,t iiAa g.. ,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-01-01
MINkIE-A CHRISTMAS !H:!.:!!. ST. !. las STORY
81 @ezAEtyEEssRss
The Undoing of Schwartz.
Told by Minkie.

SUPPOSE it was very wrong of me to leave home
without warming Nam says that if 1 had told
spared all anxiety. Of course Nam means that
now. My own private impression is that all sorts
of objections might have occurred to her then,
and any interference with my plan might have
The Washington herald., 1909-11-20
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Dun and BradStreet See Business Conditions
Generally Improving.

New York, Nov. 19.-R. G. Dun & Co s
review OF trade will say:
Monetary anxieties have faded and
business generally continues wonderfully
large and prosperous The revival started
In the iron and steel trade, and has been
most In evidence there. In some other
leading departments OF commerce there
may not be the same degree Of activity
but there could be no uplift in iron and
steel unless the whole Industrial and
trade situation were ready for It. Con-
Eequently. while certain Irregularities I'm
conditions appear there can be no doubt
OF the essential vitality Of the present
business revival
Some lull in the demand Tor pig iron
is Offset by continued heavy purchases OF
finished material at advancing prices,
and reports are not infrequent of pre-
miums being paid for prompt delivery.
Trade continues steady with dry
goods jobbing houses and shows many
evidences Of broadening i'm retail chan
nels. Prices continue TO rise. advances
in prints having been announced on Mon
day, and other advances were made I'm
other lines.
Commercial failures this week in the
United States are 2S9. against 233 last
week, 2i9 the preceding week. and 90
the corresponding week last year. Fail
ures In Canada number 20. against g
last week. 30 the preceding week, and %
last year"
The Washington herald., 1909-11-20
PrObate Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD

JUSTICE BARNARD.
Estate u Sarah Landrici; order for rule At
toruey. G. W Drew
Estate Of Edward II. Reeves order granting letters
tos.amcntary 90 Fl3via A. Haskell: bond, 500
Attorney. w. W. Bride
Estate Of William H. Spiguul; order granting
letters testamentaTy 90 MARY b. Spignul: bond
5000 Attorney. J. A. Macdd
Estate " Helen ID. Brace; order 20 distribute and
soil stock. Attorneys Gordon d Gordon
Estate q Marion s. f. Jouy; order for sale
Estate Il Olivia C. Anderson order granting letters
0f admIul5trltiCl C.. L r. 90 Anthony &. Addison
bond. Sl0o- Attorney II. T.. Webb.
Estate n Jane q. Hitz: order to sell stock At
torneys Mckenney & Flanncry.
Estate q Lewis i. Payson; order granting letters
test2mentary to Louisa G.. Paysoni bord. $1,000
Attorney, j. J.. Darlington.
Estate cf Susan r. CrIit; order Tor transfer Of
stock Attorney. l.. ii. Thomas
Estate * Henry p. Reh order framing issues.
IN 70 Carrie Y0ogler et al order appointing
Pauline Nocgler guardian bond 5000. Attoruey.
G. II Bauman
Estate Of Leicester B. Atkins: order % cucumber
Attorneys. Cole Donaldson
Estate n Elizabeth NJ. Hill; petition for letters
Of administration C. 6. a. Attorney. J. J. Easily
Smith.
Estate n Howard C. VAN; order ros,ponins
trial Of Issues.
In Roger Walker e. al: petition for appoint
ment q guardian. Attorneys Downing q Berry
Estate q Phillip Jackson, petition for letters
testamentory. AttOmeys. W.. L. Pollard and NJ
~ Richardson-
The Washington herald., 1909-11-20

Fairview Heishts-Sluars 1901. lots 10 and L;
samuel Maddox % Emile =. M!chlcr. $40
= street southeast between Eighth and Ninth
SQUARE 3-i lot A.. John $. Swau-sredt and
Robert +. Bradley. trustees. 90 Georse b. Mc-
Shelton. SlE
ninth street northwest. between NJ and N-Sluan
sol parts Of lots and O. Mary W. wilbur
90 Dorothy Waite Wilbur. 81.
Fourteenth street northeast. between and f
Square lC1 lot 3D. and Douglass. lot ID:
Emma T. Lawson On Ollie NJ. Cooper. SD
Fourteenth sircet northeast. between ard r
Square 1855. lot 3d. and Douglass. Jos Els Ome
N. CoCper 20 Emma +. Lawson. So
Potomac avenue southeast between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth strocts-SQuare 1856. part y lot 80;
Donald = Leslie e. uN 20 The District q;
Columbia. $500
Fourteenth and streets s1u,h6ast-SguAre 1852
part q LOT 8: William II. Saunders and Charles
s. Muir. trustees. 20 Austin NJ RoEcrs. I,I15
rCS u street northwes,-S1uare leo Iot o.; David
G.. AlsOp e. TX 90 NJ. T.. Hlggctt q a..
G40
spring road northwest. between Tenth street and
Rock Greek Church rUad-Slunre lol lots 81 and
g.: Andrew A. LiUsclmb and William r.
saunders. trustees, 70 Charles Boyd and Addic
]. Boyd. go
Frieudshir--Par; of a trrct; Augustus b oIswazs
ct IA. 20 James l. TAFT SO
Meridian Hll-Lot ~ IN block 2. David Craumcr
90 M. IN John II Davis. $40.
Meridian Hill-Iot and parts 0l lots and Q in
block q, Julia A. Montgomery % John NJ na-
Wis ST.
Meridian Hn,-Lot s. PARTS Il lots Z. .. and 70. in
block q JOda ". Davis 60 uv 90 Luthe- A..
SU1rtEru SO
Iugieside-Lots a. a. S. A.. block 2; Luther A.
Swartzcl 20 John H. Davis. So
P street northwest between Fourth ard Fifth
s,rcrts-Squsre 81. lot q Mar T. Hughes 70
Cicero A Ice. So
New Hampshire avenue northwest between Park
road and Newton Ilac,-SgIare -s95, LOT q
james A. CahU Ct un. 81 a. 90 Grace r. Tay-
l0r, $40.
Moore & Ba-bosu's Additcu-Lot a. block A.:
Capital Building Corporation 20 Gvyet.o ".
Christian. SO.
Fifteenth street northwest. between Sampson and o
streets-Sousre 49, LOT S.; Joseph A. McDUfe
o. Sarah j. NcDufHe. So
The Washington herald., 1909-11-20

New York, Nov. 19-Bradstreet's re-
view tomorrow will say:
with the arrival Of cold weather this
week, retail trade. hitherto inclined 10
lag. has taken on the appearance Of
activity. and disuibutive trade reports
are more uniformly encouraging than for
some time past. In some sections. par
ticuarly the Northwest, the temporary
effect Of heavy SHOWS interrupting trans
portation to some extent has beCl To dull
some lines Of wholesale trade, but the
general effect of the winter visitant has
been helpful. IN that It has encouraged
the sale Of heavy wearing apparel. dry
goods clothing. and shoes helped the sale
Of coal. benefited winter wheat where eX-
ccssivc growth was feared. and broken
the long continued drought I'm Texas
"A reverse side 20 this is shown in the
reports that a period may be put 10
cotton crop growth al the South, but even
here the majority OF advices testify to
the welcome character OF the weather's
influence upon general trade
In wholesale lines generally the nearer
approach Of winter has had a stimulating
effect upon general feeling Reports from
the shoe manufacturing trade are better
East and West, and the country trade,
II is hoped. viii show further improve
ment
From the industrial field generally. the
report is OF large output. and in some
cases. as in the Western shoe trade and
the automobile industry. extra time is be-
ing run"
The Washington herald., 1909-11-20

West Virginia and Southwest Virginia. returnable
cases. p: do. Tennessee returnabe cases. J: do.
North Carolina, returnahle cases, 81
LIVE POULTRY-Ch Chickens, spring. large Der ID
l6; do. medium l6 do. SMALL l6; hens. small. per
ID. l2al3; do. larEe. l2alSi ROSTERS per H. 9:
ducks old. per 10. u: d., spring. lbs and over
l3al4. geese per H.. salO do fancy lOall: turkeys
TOMS per ID. IL do, hens, L; do thin. loal2; do.
keats. balls
DRESSED POULTRY-rurkeys choice undrawn.
hens per d.. lsals; average undrawn mixed. HAS.
chickens. Per b.. 15al7; chickens and hens. mixed
Is; hens choice. PER b.. l3al4; ROSTERS. per 10
9alO; ducks l2al5: geese pcr H.. 6al0-
GAME-Rabbits per doz., 2OOa2O; DO. kits. per
doz, 75aIOO; quail per doz. fancy, 80; do. small
per doz. lOOal5O. wild turkeys, &a22: squirelS
each 5aS; opossums, each, 3aSS
DRESSED MEATS-Hams country. sugar cured
l6alS hogs small and neat, per cwt. ~: do. me
dunn to heavy. sisa9: do. rough. 7izas.
VEGETA Ri ES-Potat0es. per Dbl. L75a2O %: sweet
potatoes, per Dbl. new L25al.5): Jams, per Dbl
local %
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. loose. Dbl. l.5OaL75
EUNDRIES- Beeswax. EaS0; tallCw 6a6ia ginseng
Ter h.. 500a55O seneca per To-. co. golden seal
loa5 pink 12ali: mandrake. 2a3: snake root s..
walnut kernels dr. I5al6; walnuts, Der 100 lbs Is
DRIED FRUITS-Apples. sliced. fancy Der h
ia5; cherries, l2als baekOerris1, u Whorleberries
Ia
The Washington herald., 1909-11-20
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

All present.
Admissons-J0hn c. Weadcck and Lawrence A.
Janney
No. 1872 Jaquotte vs.. CAPITAL Traction Com
pany; wit a error 90 supreme Court Of the United
states allowed. bond for costs fixed at 500 and
mandate stayed until further order. oi motion q
Mr. T. J.. Evans, attorney for appellant.
No Gg-- Richardson. Sc. vs.. Reeves e al
PETITION Tor allowance of appeal and writ Cf error
20 tho supreme Court Of the United States denied.
Patent Appeal no. co. Engc vs.. Sinclair 90 al 4:
argument continued by Mr.. J. NOta Mctu for
appellant. continued by Mr. William Abb. for APP
Dellee and concluded b. Mr.. J. Nota NIcGu for
appellant.
Patent Appeal M. 6r. Floyd vs. Rolling. sr~i-
Incnt commenced by Mr. q. G.. Linthicum icr APP
peilant. continued by Mr. W. A. sc'ttTor appellee.
and concluded by Mr.. C. G. Linthicum for cp-
p1lant
Adjourned from day % day.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-20
DAILY COURT RECORD
Gridny, November 10, 1909

declaration. Attorneys Frank w. Haokett-Homes
Conrad and Leigh Robinson.
40 I6H Bayli5s vs.. supreme Council &c; de-
murrcr sustained and motion to strike out Attor-
ncys W. T.. Ambrose and John KidJut-Nath. and
e.. r. Wilson and l.. C.. Williamson
No. 1880. johnson vs., Rallinger; dismissed under
rule IS. Atta-ueys. w. J. LAMBERT. NJ. Thurston
and Cole & Donaldson.
Assignments for Monday. November p.
no. T. Lincoln vs.. Southern Construction Com
rauy AttCUcys Br1wn-DUan & Davidgc.
40 10. Wiley vs. City and Suburban Railway
Comrary. ATTORNEYS Wolf * Roscnberg- Darling
ton
No Dixon vs.. Great Falls and Old Dominion
Railway Company. Attorneys, MathCr-Lambcrt-
No. lH Ia Franco vs.. Southern Securities and
Development Company. Attorneys. Nath. and g. X.
Wilson Darlington.
No. 80 Grimes vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. Tucker x kenyon
Darlington
The Washington herald., 1909-11-20
Equity Court No. ?.
IrsTIcE RARNARD.


In re Qunacyl William J Brosnan; order author
fixing committee and purchase bond.
No. 1914. BOschen vs. Secretary ~ Interior thine
cases. order limiting time
No. 8S53. Lille VS., Lillie e. al; order appointing
J.. CaivlI williamson trustee. 20 sell bond s. 00l.
Attorney. L. q. Williamson.
No. 1856. Stcuart vs. Stcuart e al divorce n
win. MAJ decreed. allowing complainant 20 resume
maiden uanei costs ordered Attorneys, r. II. Mar
shail--I G. Foster.
No. 2s33i Southern Surety Company Vs. Cart
wright e. al. bill dismissed and injunction dis
solved Attorneys, Peuneblksr. Carusi & J1nss-D.
". Baker
No. no5L smith vs.. Dodge: reference 20 auditor.
Attorn5ys J. p. rotIury-W. H. Shoes.
No. 996- BucSIer ". Bookvaltsr; rule continued
until November a. 1873 Attorneys. NJ StraSburger
Z. s. BailC.
No. 1851 Craig vs. Washington. Baltimore and
Annapolis Railway Company: order instrue.ins an
eillaTy receivers. Attorneys, G. y. Craighill-Alo-
kenny * Flanncu.
No. SSs2 Ro3ey Va. Ro5ry ct A.: motion for
nlln0ny denied. AttUrcyL W ]. lambert-G. W.
Blaukenship. +. S. Paladid. and Z. W. & R. r.
Ewing
No. &sgL Young vs.. Young q al; reference 20
examiner. Attorney w. S. Duvau.
No. 1891. Louut vs. LCunt q al; rule returrable
November g. 1903 Attorneys. T. O. Halward-E c.
Dutton j.. johnson. and V. IT. Wallace.
No. EN1. py.es IS. Pylcs et al. order 70 nay
counsel Zee before December 1 OF DO held IN con-
tempt A;toueys. J. A. Bowen, i'.-J. II. Wilson
and Lancaster x smith
No 2so0l. Eduonds vs.. Ednords: order FOR com
sci fees AttoIueys NJ. T. Cllnlscalcs-S. L Nc
Laurn.
No. 2S1s. Robins5a rs. Robinson et al order
ovcrruling deInurr--. Attorneys, W. J.. Helms
Fred Mckee, O. w Sulson. and d. T. Hassan.
No. 29i04 Tolson vs. United Banking and Trust
Company: order directing receiver 90 convey. At
torneys Padgctt a. Forpst-J. T. NIcNalley.
No. Z7g9 IeaTy Leavy; order limiting time
Attorneys. Mcneil & McNeill-Darr. Poyser &
Taylor, and II. H. Classic
No. 2S5l2 Meloy Ct al. Washington Building
and loan Association; order Diminishing rule At
tornsys. Coldr5n a. fleming and ", c. Gardner
y. X. NJ Norton.
No. ISIS. Gregory ~ Gregory; petition sor oosts
&C. denied Attorneys. Mcneil & Mcneil and NJ
Z OB-ien-J. il. Adriaans
No 2s56 Afuo-American Realty Company rs.
April: demurrer OyoTr1ed
No. ZS7I6 Willge vs. Munro 81 e.. decree con-
STRUNG will Attorneys. ". c. Baldorston-H. r.
Webb
The Washington herald., 1909-11-20
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
- nnoted IN rhol...,ol

lPrices quoted are whOlesale)
BUTTER-Creomery. separator. a2lza33: do. hrsts
1a2 process, fancy. 2sa2siS; do. fair 10 good ga
Is; dairy, choice, 2a23; do, good. 21a22; store
packed. D.
CHEEsE-Neg York State factory. fancy fats, la
III: DO, small, l7al7is; do. large BisaI7
EGGS-NsaT-bT. choice. TUtwnable cases. =: do.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-20
Circuit court no. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

Assignments Tor Monday. November =:
No. s. Costello rs. Palmer. Attorneys. Mathor-
Wilson.
No. d. Potts vs. Washington Railway and Elec-
tTict COMPANY. Attorneys. Nath. ard c. II. Wilson
and p T. Lcsh-Darlington.
No 20. Chew ". same, Attorneys, r. i. Rhodes
ard NJ. W. Observation-Disclosures.
No 20. Anderson "a Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. Fowler & Biney-
Darlington
No a5 Horton vs.. Reid Attorneys. Newmyer
q Mckinney and O'Bnen-Ellisou
No. &4 Glos1s vs. Washington RAILWAY and
Electric Company. Attorneys. Ewing. B!2nkensbip
4 Paladini-Darliugton.
No 81. Hill - Browne Attorneys. Smith
Award.
No 9S sattsrwhits Va Stewart Attorneys.
Birney & Wcodard-Lssh.
No 37h. Bundy vs.. Washington Terminal Com
pany Attorneys. Alather & 5wccncy-Hamilton.
No Is. Brown Va Union Storage and Furniture
Company. Attorneys. Mackall q Gittings-Tepper q
Gusack.
No IS Huntington Maple Syrup ard Sugar Com.
pany IS. Retail Grocers' Protective Association A.
torneys. Diggs-Wheatley.
No l13. Academy Of tbs Sacred Heart vs. Phlla-
dolphin. Washington and Baltimore Railroad Com
pauy. Attorneys. Berry Minor aud Rowland
AicKenney s. Flannery.
Circuit Court No. ?.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. 51oo Lyon Va Smith; leave granted do
PENDANT 20 withdraw plea and % Gle substitute
plea Attorneys. John Bidout-J. II. Adriaans
No. bi675 MacSenzie e al. vs.. Grouse; new trial
refused and Judgment on verdict and wit Of at
taehment dissolved Attorneys. L. J. Mather-H-
7 u. Davis.
No. 5loSe. German ct al. VI. johnson 81 al; com
mission ordered to ISSUE Attorneys, Brandenburg &
Brandenburg-John RidOut
ReQuisidon No. 3f3 In ~ State OF Nlarvland
Is Edna Balston Howard: warrant Of arrest or
dsed and order Elucndering prisoner 70 States
agent.
No. f2n. Grimes % use Of Galen f. Green vs.
Suit; judgment Of fat IN sci IA Attorney, John
Rid0ut.
No 1856 Craig. administrator vs. Parrish. ex-
ecutI; motion for additional particulars as 70 first
count OTe-Tuled~Rnd leave granted 70 ale amended