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State of West Virginia.

Ohio County Circuit Court, February
Rules, 1867.
Samuel johnson, &c. Thomas II. Evans and
Benjamin + Evans, Partners as I. H. Evans &
Co. Attachment IN Assumpsit
V'HB OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is To RE.
i cover from the defendants the debts due by
them to the plaintiff. amounting TO the sum of
Four Hundred and Twenty Dollars (sIs0l with
interest thereon and costs of fhis suit
II appearing from an affidavit fled in the
canse, that the defendant Thomas II. Evans il
not a resident Of this State, on motion Of the
plaintiff by his attorneys, it Is ordered that he
appear here within one month after the fourfh
weekly publication and due posting Of this or,ier
and attend 10 his interest In this suit
MICHAEL j. BRErNIG.
A copy. Teste; MICHAEL j. BREINIG. r.
PECK & HUBBARD, CLERK
Attorneys for Plaintiff mari-oaN-a
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CuschinE Cold.

Catching Gold.
3 Perhaps there is no illness, says Dick
ems Al The lear Round, if illness it
ecu he called in ordinary circumstances,
the management OF which has been so
beset by blind and stupid prejudices
as the lying!in of n woman This has
been partly occasioned by the fact that
monthly nurses have been formerly ig-
norantr persons. AVID that old women
have been looked up TO as the only in
fallible guides. The great bugbear was
always catching cold, and to avoid q
chance of this, the most absurd plans
were in vogue, some of which still re-
main, particularly IN the poorer classes
Some hundred years ago no lady was
allowed tohavs her Gap changed dur
ing the time of bed without having eve
~. curtain closely drawn, and . warm
ing pan held over the head. Every
window was constantly kept closed ,
fires were perpetually burning. heaps
Of, blankets,piled On. and even the han
dies of the knives, forks and spoons to
be handled by the poor lady were COW
cred mp with fannel or silver paper;
even the hand-beil placed on the bed
to summon an attendant had its neat
flannel jacket, for fear the touch of the
cold metal should make her catch cold.
Cold water, cold air, cold dripks, any
thing cold that could be touched with
the fingers, were all most scrupulonsly
guarded against. Thanks to the i'm
proved education of nurses, and the
greater attention OF the doctors, these
absurdities have of late nearly disap-
peared, but it has only been change
of very recent date, and not yet COM
pleted. The bills of mortality still show
show q large proportion of deaths from
what are properly called avoidable
diseases; but year by year matters are
changing for the better, and the value
of human life from infancy to old age is
continually increasing.
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State OF West Virginia.

Ohio County Circuit Court. February
Rales, 1867. ...l
Joseph A. Kithcart and Isaac v. Moore.
Partners, as kithcart and Moore rs John A.
Cochran. Attachment in debt ..r...
rCHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO RE.
i cover Of the defendant, John A. Cochran \
debt due by them TO the plaintiffs, amounting TO
the sum Of One Hundred and Sixty.Four Dol.
lars tsl6D, with interest and costs Of this suit,
an attachment having been issued herein and
levied by the Sheriff on snndry articles of per.
sonal property, to wit: Six (6) boxes Of House.
hold goods, one ID barrel of Household goods
ten nD) packages of Tubs, and Buckets, one uJ
Bureau, one a. Wash Stand, four ti packages Of
chairs, three 60 bedsteasts, and one ID package
OF Rails ut the WAarf Boat Of Booth, Batteile &
Co., aud marked Margaret Cochran. ,il
And 1t appearing from an affidavit fled in the
cause, that the defendant is not resident Of
this State. On motion of the plaintiffs by their
attorneys il is ordered that he appear here
within one month after the fourth weekly pub
hcation and the due posting of this order. and
attend to his interest in this suit
MICHAEL J. BREINIG
A copy. Teste: MICHAEL j. BREINIG
PECK & HUBBARD, Clerk.
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiffs marl.oaw.it
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A CARD TO INVALIDS.

A Clergyman, while residing in South Ameri
ca as a missionary, discovered safe and Simple,
remedy, for the cure M Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary and Semi.
nal Organs, and the whole train of disorders
brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Great
numbers have been already cared by this noble
remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, in 0 seal.
"a lenyelope to ANY one who -nectis IL, Free Of
charge. Please inclose post paid envelope, adj
dressed to yourself. Address, JOSEPH T.
INMAN, Station ID, Bible House, New York
CITY, novl3
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P.re., and swee,e., Csa Liver Oil

In the world, manufactured from fresh
elected Gvers on the sea coast. This
Oil il characterized by q sweetness and
purity peculiar to it alone. Its reputa-
ton is so great that it takes the lead of
other oils, and is universally prescribed
nv physicians. Remember to ask for
"Hazara & Casvelrs Cod Liver OIL"
Caswell, Mack & Co., New York, Sole
Manufacturers. For sale by all Drug
gists mar 20-mwseov1y.
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. I7I3 state ofLWest virginia, n ri
Ohio . Cpustyd Circuit Court, Febrgars
. Rulas. 1851, hi I,,;,,,,a, ..,,,,r,i ,r,cI,,

Ohio o County Circuit Court, February
" Rstes, ilS67,Inl b9rirp9r yT9nidoG ;
Thomas Hughes rs. William G. Lafferty. sur
yitor of himself, and Johu Lafferty. deceased,
late Igtners under tse firm name j. v. o. :,
the estate Of John Laffsrty, deceased Attach.
mept in ,Assumpsih Ggub9-si3z ,iu9ziIl9Iui, J
kThe object of this suit 10 to recover from the de
PENDANTS the debt due by Them to the plaintiff,
amounting 70 the SIM Of si1ty!one $3.50 DOL
aars, With interest thereon and the costs Of this
sgitss So ?mi. igLt Hui ylIEIg ,n.g1,
cause n1t fSst t}sse defendant William e. Eaf;
feftyin % IL not a fesidefftt Of this State.
On motion of tbs plaintiff by hii ATTORNEY, IL Is
ordered that he, DO appear ;hereq within one
due posting Of this order. and attend to bis in.
terest IN thfs suit. ''MICHARE J. BREIEIG.
ia Copy. Tsste, MICHAEL J.BREIxIG! =
1lpAacg Alto. 10 rl4,l
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Mrs.KySeA Mr.wsaki.s,
Dress and Cloak Makers.

1el Hatn nereea WbeellnG.
eovsr he Hssp Skif EannfsctsU
Id al ssss 'ssssss Ssssssss ~ Is p
ss. "a 8 -'s''s'''i-ss
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The Hest Geld Pen
In the world is the W B Richards
Star Pen. Call ON J. Creasey at the
Business College and got one. Every
pen warranted
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.satass4UsuissussStssVs6iAAit1aaa.
men. in q back COON Il
nh And etiasd nossithstapl,;ns thetf
that two eenpoAtofs ,sfisagae4tygand
gxperie1nIcge ars h;rea aEaS1p M fnir
|S9SI ~ $3.50 eM 3IG AaIs7 ~ . RdG o.
.;,sths,.n.sss. M Inc
r. 80 oshs 1ioaa,tr, 80; IA j.,s1aihs
! aI SaSde tsg ~ III SS8Ss 80
IN! Il 1y8lHa;,t; w b
sssp. III =, s sssis
snI;SEt,ss ali MfssI,sT i1Gl qBna "a.
led Ill ISf .tsI5tIsdS ilsionII c0St %.
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1890 ,' ~ne ~ 1920 'sS 'rs,a tSssnert
go; Hss,alhi. ,ls6In.,arrati66 1 dfs there:
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~ Ss - a2 rssa nils !.s nt to
Iu a Tss s lInssas.s as.,se . 4 ev5 from
+aqn ~. nrs N . a,aofYlRs Al alqt AZ.
I5t AK I;fbJt ~ s nffo5m iaff;h nnth that
sOsws from hme,ics . 20 yors of soldiers
b ingi7Ia #est- l.fiff+,-,.... 4,.+-es7- on 4
A1eyssssisssrL nesie"79dI .bISod q
,APnEsENrrReN e 3ats''R H.sHas mn !,
ToS ssMaii fit montgomery 1 1912 III A"'
states that ", cMslA, PROFESSIONALLY
|Pensaeoins tfaor,aa' ,aes tp4seha 1870 IN. - :,
pees esSs ol t"e 80 e' ~ IL .susf.
Z ssor IT, ss -, n,,nesa55t ildsflI Inv
.-n snr,.~ IL r.,,,.s,.ooa;s
uenelsi :" asnins ~ epo..a" >
uncle, as memeiito OF their friendship
General Alexander, Spottswood, the re-.
GI! " ~ LM G,sa No LIai1H . ~, ysS /. >,
SnpieAs vi 'hts ihsss"rs ~, 6stsI"
officer OF tho Virginia State flne III sne
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ovNi,TRiFLEs;,

New Asvsrtissaesi. i7Gs .,GSa 2 III y
,1sa J. Clemens &c Co. arc selling furniture,
SC, at COST 5ua in.r snss.qg @aI
j. w. McKennan offers q buildingfo for
.rSrt,y o.. LJBm sv0
rcHt., sd sIai.i4 naiIaluAlI y-i ,.p..,,. y!rf9y
TAs arm Of NJ. c. Leech & Co. is sue
eeetled in business by John L. Rice.
legal notices appear over the
signature 'ofMichael j. Breinig. -l1:,d
Thomas OBrien advertises q private
residence on Webster street for rent. i
, blELnnch and sole at a. Washington Hall
,g-o1- - h3eia IJlftsf ban E'A ."t-H
to-uay.sEf I7z rNsn l1ariid 01.,e'Gs,i H.E
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
state1ef west Virxinia.

state q West, virsinia.
Ohio County Crcsit Court, February
Rules, 1867. Fl III Mf
Thomas 4a- z. ssSss Mi Ts. s'd Attach
m nenti in Debt .
I,HE OBJECT or THIS SUIT is TO RE-
cover from the defendants, Martin e. Miller,
the debt due by them to the Plaintiff, Thomas
,sauu1nurzzuuutiug tnsthe num of zthrce hum
dred and siItysix t566, CD dollars, with interest
thereon and costs of this suit.
= n appearing from an affidavit flied in this
CID hSt tie defendants are not residents Of
this State, ON motion Of tho plaintiff, by his Il
torney Il In ordered that they appear here with
- rafssr TIM f1urSkt4 weekly publ.
cation and due posting OF this order, and attend
to ths9 lNNT IN thu suit = 81,
Copy. Teste: MICHAEL J. BREINIG,
PECK HUBBARD Clerk.
sIg y Xssstasss for Plaintiff. mari-oaw-4t
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s3s Iii I'd 81
tAs4ed2tnl ~ s,As - n,
As We travel eastward tlt1 da begins
earlier; near the equator s6zfHgAt APP
pears an hour earlier for each thousand
illil yYiiEM.Mfsa4dyesa
New York the people of Europe have
had sunlight for many hours, and the
Californians are still in their beds
Evidently the zaay. has a
sss shs 4 IN That ss' srs thu
people who first see the light of morn
seuniinoo Iliis Is7i1 JHT
no1t in tho sumI Mhiehsbrings she day;
,ishqrHdeess ha 6rstlbfing Monday td if
wottuveledxith him Mcknight fHd
outs bIst ms suppossthe case. iWeIwill
take an early start; at Sunrise on San
do HDrhing, with the sunIjuste ct the
fBintadqseping iover thaIohqrihoR be
hind as we; travel. WESTWARD rAs 5ye
60, the people give Us a Sunday greet
ing; we -bfingsuHasywftfns to Pitts
burg, St. I0aisJ fAatD ate San Francis
20: Atrsah PraneiseS Cur faithful sITo-
nometer informs us nst Ne have been
on the tramp for shout Eve hours. But
We started ION Sunday morning, and it
IL Sunday morning still. We 20 on;
is,tifl On On Sunday morning. VIII this
Sunday morning ever end J. The quiet
Pacific M6xs S9fy littkD q Sunday Or
any ofkef day, and eur ialestion scarce;
ny receives an1ccho. fsR seflsY IWsen
we get to Yokohama in Japan, or Shang'
hal in China, we search for ssome YanI
kee,1 wide awake in the early morning,
and we are told for the frat time that
,MondaS has come. : 4 serywhere now
we bring Monday, and in twenty four
hours by the chroifoaneter mfg rstnrting,
5Sx Hsaa ein IN. New York again |, and end the
merchants talsing down their shutters,
and the Monday newspapers telling as
what Has happened during our absence.
-eSaesS6GA sa4aEtfT .IsdRa :;
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After a while the owner of the pew.
arrived, and at once gavesigns of in
tense, disgust and indignation at the
presence pres nee Of the interloper. He looked
at Joe, looked at the pew, scolded mag
nifceiitiy, and finally, after 3fumbling
through his pockets some time, drew
forth . card and wrote on it,with apen-
Gil: AThis IL my seat, Sir" and, with an
air of the loftiest CONTEMPT, tossed it
over to Joe.F a s'GgF.
The latter took it up; read it with
lamDlike iheekness peculiar TO himself,
and then, with the most delightful cool
ness, wrote in reply: "Ifs derilisb 60 Cd
seat! That rent do you pdy'' and tossed
the cSrd back to its owner. The latter
took it, looked at it with the most pro-
found establishment minute or two,
and then q broad grin overspread his
countenance. He evidently enjoyed
the sublime brass and GOODNESS of his
new acduaintancc, and when service
was over he approached Joe, apologizod
for his rudeness, invited him to his
house, gave him the best he had, and
treated him with the utmost respect
and consideration during his sojonrn in
the city. 90 I..t...r.. .'. .. 90. ''.aHI...
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DISSOLUTION.

lqrBEi COMPREHENSIVE EXISTING BE
II tween M C. Leech, IAbser Key aud John
T.. Rice. under the firm name Of II, c, Ieech 4
Co., IL this day dissolved BY mutual consent, n.
C. Ieech & 21bner Key IStiring from the busi1
iness.g nG1 1ELl GIDilGlg ;M.C.LEDCA.i :
d 9guadv ,sTshni!L9 ohA Ad@E 49, 5,trt
sGa ,hTpw ,zuG1;od tn9ntohs ~ Hh'nf'
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sUNDRIEs.

A PEW nARRELs fRImR ma.
Japanese Teas Pure White wfne yi.se.. ~
York sf.b and ehzznpzigne eiasr9bSttlsdI Ysw
York No. salmon, Rngiish dsiry .Cheese
Pickles and 6sucss, Tspiota. f1sri 10 o.,
stapeh H.i1epe a., hernetieaily sss,ed ~, !
nor, A.etsrel csdhzh, HaJlibut, Lobster. SAL
Chssss. Condensed MIA. toec<hsr vfts : -
aasortnsnt Of ssasonzsle srficiss. lat rsssiy.
ane For sals Loo, BY q z = . -rg.T y
--15 = s1a'eN. &c. nNoonaow.s -
-. s5i Odd fsllcvI Han Buildinx.
ny@ Monroe Street Wksdhe wa.
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JOHNE.tRICE.

IL viii coutinle fhe Merchant Tailoring busi
iiS % GA his own aceodnt atthe odd Stand, NO
1I13 Main Street Wheeling. VIVA 1879
mari .lM II ~ -
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HARPER & BROS.

FULTON PAPER MILLS. -
II EVE LITTLE { Coz succIssoas 10
~ AArnsisoag q ~ We ~ 80 -.
fctmizzs szpsrier axficis7 Il - -. -,
dam 81 nai1 o. lsft a. J. c. On = Ces M =.
esiysb rozpt attention 90
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'rn a:t..r..
A New tk letter writer thus
etcfs ieH Typographical el
IS onsay iatt year, Mr.. Greedy Frok
ed<1prial ehtitled civilian y SeS
|SfG< fmaa Ais rage when isauss
to him in proof headed SsRichashe
Thirdm Yet-a6ybody familiar WIRE
the chirography, if his inky jerks can
Be 50 dessghsfesi, wi# fesassy zee RSs
only how such mistake could be made,
but how it probably yP1b{. AEai4
be wrote about "thre men in Buckram,"
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1osNsG SSlsmsaa lS6hih AnIo b
o .Lyee sslit&e ,yweszeas dried qposiab-
Lby-Ip6king politician, named Joe e. II
He is the most Insignificant looking
spe2iosI u hMnaSits oonhA sXGh meet.
in onsatA,fHlt smart ~ Q steel tap;
and any NJ one one Who takes him for d fool
will find hhfseffsad deceived. He is
.,oosiuusfbB ding the 6hsstlshec.
;in,ensof .enolISmpatieuce Of any man in
Ohio. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tive Of this trait Of his thatatter,i il told
of hin. -.,aoo 10 ehrm -s2nETbE d@aJ &"
Some years ago,5Ieihg IN PhiladelI
phia, he received an introduction to q
prominent divine Of that city, The rev.
erend gentleman invited Joe to attend
his church on & certain Sunday which
invitation ,w as accepted. They entered
the sacred sdifiee, together 1t was one
81 e.s Asstish4ekes in tlIeIcity, and its
members We're fashionable and aristo-
cratic in The extreme. Theminister pnt
Joe into an deliberately furnished pew
well to- the front? Joe nestled comfort!
atly do1Ii into ole corner 81 the isame,,
and g looked about asninterestng and
contenfcd as q toad under A cabbage
1..r ..Hgf.H mini. rIsfl -
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say they are the hest nstrum4nts they have ever
seem. They are unequallea for finish in interior
and exterior, and are all provided With the Az:
TOMATO SWELL combination valves and
many valuable improvements not found in any
other make '
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COMMON pLEAS-CAAMBERS.

The following opinion yesterday given by Judge
Brady
Baker =. al cs. Ric. e aL-rhe defendant purchased
expected pecunary aid, which not received There
is sufficient evidence justify any other conclusion
than this and fraud has been committed IL Is not
fraudulent To make reasonable efforts TO retrieve
his fortune and 10 extrcate himself from embarrassment
per Pratt j.. in Nichols Pinner, Is n Y Rep 2y8.
The law does not deny the possibility OF honest pur.
chase OF goods credit by nsovent person without
disclosure OF the TACT. per Comstock j.,
In Hall vs.. Nayior, Is N. Y. Rep, SEQ. II an
nsolvent buy, with the preconccved design, however,
not 10 pay for the goods fraud is perpetrated for
which he may he arrested or the goods reclaimed II
the hope upon which the purchaser relies TO meet hi
engagements be so unreasonable 70 warrant the con-
vicon that he could honestly have had confidence
suits OF such hopes Whether thoy are OF such cha
racer not will depend upon the circumstances Of each
In this there is nothing 10 warrant the CON-
cus0n that the expectation OF receipt OF money by the
Department was unreasonable or founded upon
vain idle fancy The purchase being lawful,
tho disposition OF the goods by the Department
was not unusual. They we're sold In the ordinary
way The Of the purchasers are furnished, and
IL the delivery OF them was by circutousr QUITE 70 the
places OF business OF the buyers the defendants must be
shown 10 have some completely with such facts II
would az best lead TO the conclusion that the goods
delivered to be held for the defendants benefits
OF tho persons TO whom such delivery was made
and testimony the plaintiffs could have procured
The attachment should be discharged, the Primo facid
made against tho defendants having been satslzc
Oly eyplained but without any costs ana without any
prejudice the plaintfs
The New York herald., 1867-04-10
SUPREME couaT-c ciRCuIr-pMT

twenty-five Thousand Dollars Damages
ClAimed from the Third Avenue Railroad
Company for Injuries Received BY Csllisisn.
se.es.s4.s. Before Judge Mason .r.r,
AsthWr W. NJ Lyon the Third Asexue Raiiroad
eeapsny. This action Is brought 70 recover $4,000
Anaess compensation foF injuries received BY the
DaaintR The night Of December l. lsoS ressng il is
claimed from the negligence Of the OF the do.
6ndantG
mo evidence fov the plaintiff tends to prove that
- the night in question tho plaintiff was pas
nne downward or southwark trip. and that at tho
junction Of Third and Fourth avenues. the
Cooper institute collision occurred between the de-
fendsnts and freight belonging TO she Harlem
psrsone and the njuring Of number Of others. The
Third avenue car was almost completely demolished the
soof being thrown distance Of eight feet the
1es crushed In and the flooring and platform torn up
alleged internal and external INJURIES and
hAs almost lost the sight Of his right eye from pune
saro between the and that organ caused by pn-
~ striking him and making an inciston OF about one
inch in length ana upwards Of three quarters OF inch
IN depth. The affection also extends TO the left
eve, which II somewhat impaired from the cica-
asization Of the right The plaintiff claims that
he was confined closely his residence for period OF
about Elk weeks and that for Eve six months he
unable 10 attend matters Of business that both eyes
burssments have also accrued IL further shown for
The plaintiff that at about Fourteenth street. the
uctor instructed the driver increase the speed OF the
ear - behind time and that was driven from
Ahat time until the collision occurred VI unusually
papld rate that tho Harlem Railroad Company had
peht way the intersection OF the roads, ~ least by
custom, and that the brakeman the freight train
Ghsuted the defendants driver 10 hold up. out that
Duch warning unheoded.
Case still on For the plaintiff, Chauncey Shsner; for
she defendent. Clarkson NJ. Potter.
The New York herald., 1867-04-10
SUPREME cousT-xIxcs COUNTY CIRCUIT.


Another Action against the brooklyn City
Railroad Company. tM.
Before Judge Barnard.
Noses Brcen u.s. he Broaklys City Railroad Company
This suit ives brought damages the OF
5000 Tor injuries received by plaintiff through the
alleged negligence OF servant OF the company. The
has been tried before when the jury rendered
verdict in favor plaintiff for 81 OOo Al the general
term. however. the verdict aside and this new
trial Is the result From the evidence OF Mr. Breen,
who resides at No lS4 Columbia appeared that he
got on the front platform OF Court street car ON the
night OF December % 1904, the interior and rear
platform were crowded With passengers While standing
the platform the front door OF the was opened
for the purpose OF enabling parties u get out and
In consequence of the crowdng among those present
about him, plaintiff pushed violently from the plat
FORM In his fall, however, he grAsped the dashboard
and shouted to the driver to stop the car The driver
drawn under the car, and sustained frac
ture Of one OF his legs He removed 70 tho Long
Island College Hospital by the police and remained
there nearly three morths. Tho injured leg Is now
somewhat shorter than the other, and consequently
plaintir is partially disabled for life.
For the defence II claimed that there had boon
negligence the part OF the company, and that Mr.
Breen injured through his own caTelessness The
driver Of the In question examined and testified
when admonshed by witness 10 slook OUT replied
that he could take OF himself 0Lher parties, who
were on the platform at the timo, corroborated the
drivers testimony. IL further held that the door
Of the car had not been opened al ali at tho time
claimed.
Counsel for defendants thereupon moved for non
suit Judge Barnard granted the motion.