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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13
Newberry. Female Academy,

viii DC opened %. W on the first Non.
dny ~ JanQary next.
NRv. J. Il. HILLHOUSE, PRINCIPAL
MISS FANNIE LEAVELL. 4 ssistnnt.
+ Mn. +. WERBER, Professor Of Music.
+ Othcr competent Assistants will be &c.
cured from time 10 time. rs the interests Of
the Institution may demand. Thorough in
strnrtion will be afforded in all tho branches
OF u liberal education.
TERMS, per quarter Of 81 months,
(payadte IN advdnce.)
Primary Department, Sc.OO
English Grammar, Geography, Ar.,h.
mrlir, aud History. $3.50
Phrsicnl Sciences. (inc!nding Natural
Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemis.
try. Bo!any, Phy<iol"gv,) Ln,in
and Greek, Mental mnh Moral Phi.
losophy, Logic, Rhetoric, $1,000
No student will hc charged with more
than one OF The above rates ut tho aamc
time.
French, Music, Painting aud Drawing,
optional and extra.
boarding can hr. obtaiucd in gen,ccl fam.
lilies Ut from $l2 to Slb per mouth.
The Academy has hc"n put in excellent
repair hy the puhlic spirit IT this ron,mu.
nifty, and it will how he the strenuous cn.
,lrnvor 10 establish here first class lnsti.
tuition. Drc. % - IT,
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GREENVILLE
FEMALE COLLEGE

The SPRING SESSION Of this Institution
will hcSn Wednesday the Sd Of February,
aud continue 81 weeks.
Ample provision has been made for cl-
licirnt instruction in NIL Dep ,rtmcnts, in.
clnding Ancient and Modern Language
Drawing anu Painting, Solo .sinein. and
Fncaiza'ion, Thorough Base ana Harmony,
aud Instrumental mnSic.
For full particulars apply FOR catalogue
TO Prof. G. II. JUDSON,
Jan 6 2mo Grccnvillc, 5. G.
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Notice..

All persons liublc 10 pay taxes under tho
late Act Of the Legislature, arc hereby no.
Iifird to appear Mt James Il. Pctcrsons Of
fcc, on Thursday and Friday l4th 4, 10th,
and on Tuesday and Wednesday, 10th and
goth Of january, 1869, for tho purpose OF
heing assessed. 1t is very Important that
all persons render In their property on or
before the 2Uth inst
BY order JAS. i. PETERSON,
Chairman Board Of S'lectn.cn.
JOHN I. HOUSHAL.
Jan 13 1t. G. N. T.
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0RCHILLA GUAN0
Peruvian Gnano.

RHODES MANURE, in its preparation,
is mnde cqually adhpled for forcing large
crops of Cotton, Corn, Wheat, Tobacco,
Potntocs, and ohcr root crops.
The Manufacturing Department is con.
dur,cd 10y Frederick Klctl, ont OF the most
skiillnI Chemists mud Manufacturers in the
Uficd States.
1t is endorsed, approved, md recon-.
mcndcd by aIl of tho most prominent
Chemists mud Agricnlturisls in the Southern
States. at can br relied upon as uniform
in quality" nl~ny! reliable, productive Of
large crops, and uncXceIled by any in the
market, in the high percentage, Of True
Fcrtlizlng Principles"
Price S57.bO cash, or $50 time, with
Factors acceptance, and per cent interest
until lSt Decemhrr, 1869.
ORCHILLA GUANO, "AA."-. A fine Bid
Guano, rich in Phosphttcs and Alkaline
Salts. Price S35 cash, or $40 time.
PERUVIAN GUANO, warranted pare,
and always on hand. Furnished at na,kc,
prices for cash.
B. $. RMETT s. SOS, Agents.
Dec 70 02 3mo. Charleston, S. c.
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DupOnt'S Powder.

The undersigned arc Agents for the sale
OF DuPONTS CELEBRATED POW DER,
and having secured n trc.proof Mag zine,
they can furnish the same in any quantity
and nt MI times to Merchants nt Manulac.
tnrcr's prices with freight added.
They are also Agents for The sale of
Cover, Cox, Marklcy & Cos, Wagons,
manufactured in Grccnvlle, s. C.
GARWIl.E & NcCAUGHRJN,
Jun. 6 lf.
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Janis 2 81
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EEWBERRY COUNTY.

by John T. Peterson, Probate Judge, OF New
berry County.
suit to grant him Letters of Administration
Of the estate and effccts Of Dr.. james lIill
These arc therefore 10 cito and admonish
all and singular. tho kindred and creditors of
tho said deceased. to DO and appear before
me, at our next Probate Court for the said
County, TO be holden at Ncwhcrry Court
House on Tho 10Th day Of January next. af
ter publication hereof, at II o'clock In the
forenoon, to show causc, IL any why tho
aaid Administration should not DO granted.
Given under my hand. and Seal. tho 5th
dny Of JAM, IN the ycar Of our Lord
one THOUSAND eight hundred and sixiy-nine.
John IT. Peterson, p. !. \. E..
Jan l3 Q q.
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The State Of South Carolina.
lY .inhh r Pntnrxnn prohnt 70 Iu,Inn nf Nou

Tho State Of South Carolina.
by John. T. Peterson. Probate Judge of New.
berry County.
Whereas, Moorman Ruff has applied to me
for Letters Of Administration. on all and
singular the goods and chattcIs, rights and
credits Of MaXimillian Ruff. lnte OF county
aforesaid, dccoascd:
Those are therefore to cite and admonisb
all and singular, the kindred amh cred tors Of
tho said deceased, to he and appear before
mo. at our next Probate Court for the
said County, to he holden at Newhcrry Court
House, on the 21<t day Of Jan, next, after
publication hereof at II O'Clock IN The forc>
mtnistratfon should not be granted.
Given under my hand ami seal, this 7th
day Of Jan. .Ntn the year nf cur Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty. y.ninc.
John Il. Peterson, r. j. N. c.
Janis 2 2t.
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Sale to ForeclOse Mort
gage.
John Agnew, V. a. r. Taylor.

John Agnew, V. a. r. Taylor.
BY virtue Of Power Of ATTORNEY, to me
given, by \. II. Taylor. bearing da,e Jan.
nary rs. 1867, l will sell at Public auction
At Nrwbcrry 9. II , on the first Monday in
February next, ail that Plantation in New.
berry County, bounded on the North ano
NORTHEAST by lands Of Thomas Floyd, on
the South ami SOUTHEAST by the Salutla
River, West by lands Of james Lindsay,
md II. Williams, North by lands Of Griffin,
containing nine hundred mud forty. one {94l)
acres more or less
Terms Of Sale. twenty-five hundrcd
dollars, and The expenses of snle in cash
Balance on a credit Of one and two years
secured by bond anu mortgage.
Purchasers TO pay for stamps and papers.
JOHN AGNEW,
Attorney Of the Morlgasor.
Jan. G 81. a. r. TAYLOR.
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Male Academy.

The undersigned will commence his
School on MONDAY, the 10th Inst.
Terms per II on'h. payable in advance.
Reading, writing and Arithmetic, $3.50
t.di"ary English, (incIuding the
nhovc,) M"drrn Geography, English
Grammar, History, &c, $50
Higher English Mathematics and
Ancient Languages, 4,5O
No lnrilrntnl Fees.
An opportunity will he afforded 10 Study
Modern Languages and Book -Krrping.
Il. p. PIFER.
Nov. ] 10 tf.
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Grecnvillc & Columbia Rail
Road Company.
PRESIDENTS OFFICE,


COLUMBIA, S. g., Drcr,nb"r Is, 1868.
NOTICE is hereby given ilnt ut a recent
meeting OF the Board OF Directors Of tho
Company, it was determined |" pay the six
months interest upon our mortgage aud
guaranteed hrhI, falling dnr on tn" lst day
JANUARY n"xi; Provid. d, Ih" holders Of
The said mortgage nnl gu,ianirrd bonds,
and certificates Of in!ri, dnr>$, will fund
nlI interest nccruinS upon Them up 10 July
lsi, 1873.
We are, however compelled to suspend
the payment until the IegisIn,urr valislmics
the Acts Of 1861 and 1866, authorizing the
guarantee Of the State upon our b0nds,
because until that is .lonc, VIC cannot fund
the hack interest in tho same security " lch
it now has
When such action is taken by the Lcsis.
latnrc, notice will he Immediately given and
payments and settlements made, in nccor.
dance with the above terms.
II. =. lTAMMETT,
Dec. President.
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GuanO! Guano!

100 Tons Pure Peruvian
Guano, on the way from the
Peruvian Government Agent,
at Now York.
We also expect to keep a
good quantity of different
kinds of Fertilizers, at our
Warehouse. near the G.. &
G. r. r.. Depot.
MAYES G. MARTIN.
Jan. 6 ! tt.
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Late Arrivals.

Just received, fine lot Of Table and
Pocket Cutlery, all qualities and prices
Also, just received fine lot Silver, double
plate, Table and Ten Spoons and Forks,
almost equal to Silver by
Jau. If. II. STEWART l. co.
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BURKE'S WEEKLY

FOR BOYS AND GIRLS,
For 1862 will he the best volume vet is.
sued Il will contain Il capital story Of
"Boy>Lifc Among the Indians" by Rev. +.
r. Gonlding. author f"Youpg Mnronners. "
"hlountain Hall, Tale Of the Old Domin.
ion" by Philip Barrett, author Of "Thc
Mncer-I'oy Of Mansfrldt "LiIlihn Lislc. or
Life at tho Old Farm House" ,"by Mrs. S. J..
Peck; ''TradcS and professions of Animals" !"
by lady Of South Cnrolna; "Biographfcs
Rev. I. 3. Ru<scls, A. M. Poor Henry"
from the German Of +. Hoffman translated
by n Iady Of Virginia.; and many other
attractive stories and poems, elegantly Illus
tra;eh. Terms 50 year. Liberal discount
70 clubs. Specimen copies and premium
list sent free on nnplc 'iOn TO the publishers.
j. W. BURKE s. Co., Macon, Ga.
Jan 81.
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Guns and Pistols.

a fresh and elegant lot of Guns ant
Pistols, Shot, Powder, Caps, Si,ot.BcI,s
Powdrr.FaskS, &C., &C., by
Jan. 6 #. u. STEW ART e. CO.
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Sugar, Coffee. &c.

Common Sugars. "a" "B." and Sc"
Clarified, Crushed and Powdered Sugar,
Rio and Jnva Coffee, Pepper, Spice, Ginger.
Alum, &c.
Jan. q ] IF. II. STEWART & co.
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Soap, Soap.

\ large ami varied lot, cm'.rncing al
most every variety, fine lol Toilet aud
Shaving Sonr, &c: &c, by
Jan. q IT, Il STEW ART & co
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Smith Tools,

Such as BE lows, Anvils, Vices, Ham.
mcrs, Files, &c. Chcnp by
Jan. & | II. r. STEWART T. co,
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In1he District Court of the

UNITED STATES, for South Carolinn. Oct
Term. 1868, In tho matter Of c. b. Cnunts
Of Newberry CounIy--Bnnkrupt. Petition
for full and final discharge in Bankruptcy
Ordered. that herring be had on the end
day Of Feb. 1869. at Federal Court House In
Charleston, S. c.; and that nll creditors, &c +.
of said Bankrupt appear at said time and
the prayer of the petitioner should not be
granted. And that the 2nd and 81 meetings
Of creditors Of said Bankrupt will be held at
tho oflco Of Henry Summer, E,q'r Register
Of 3rd Con. District, S. G., on 1St day Of
February. 1869. ut IL m.
by order Of the Court, the I'd day Of Jan
uary, 1860.
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clork District Court United States
Jan, 10 Q st. For South Carolina.
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Dry Goods.

III descriptions Of Dry Goods heing re.
ccivcd almost daily. Cali aEd 'xaminc.
Jan. g IT, Il. STEW ART & CO.
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Wandoj Fertilizer.

=.
yWIando. Fertilizer
Tho Wando Mining and Manufacturing
Company offers to the Planters and Farm
8fs Of the South their Fertilizer, known as
the -. :,
"WAND0 FERTIhIzER,"
Which the experience of the past season
kSs proved 70 be, one Of tho most valuable
III our market, It has for its bnsc the ma.
tetials from the Phosphate Beds Of tho Com
pAhy on Ashley River, aud is prepared at
their Works at the
t..'. e." EAST END or HASEL STREET,
In this city. In order to guarantee its mi.
forlnity aud maintain its high standard, the
company has made arrangements with The
distinguished Chemist, DR.. @. U. SuEP.
ammoniacal and other material purchased
by tho Company, and the prepared
I l S,@'.'. Fertilizer,
before being offered for sale. Tho Com.
psny is resolved to mnko an article which
Win prove to be a Complete Manure. and
give entire satisfaction.
For terms, circulars, mud other inform
alton,
APPLY TO
WIN. G. DUKES g. co., Agents,
!, No;;l SOUTH ATLANTIC WHARF,
, ..;n,,,, Charleston, 8. G.
20 Jan. l8 Q >3mo.
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STILES HURD,
with the
Wheeler & Wilson Manufac-
turing Company,
BRlDGEpORT, CONN,

lSenahlel to select tho most perfect
finished Machines, and forward them ln
those whn nny want, ut the ma"nf1c
tu,cr's price. free Of commissions to the
purchaser ANY orders sent through
Silns JohnSt"nc & WIN. L. Nance, viii
receive prompt attention.
Dec l6
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J. i III j TQQ(ss)o40ra.Il. q Z T. ]. e. ~ ~ !,

All persons indebted to us
by Memorandum Accounts
OF otherwise, must call in and
settle tho same forthwith, as
We must close up the trans
action, nf the old year: and
hereafter no more mcmoran-
dums will be kept, aud the
money III every case must
accompany orders, to receive
attention.
MATTHIAS BARRE g. SON,
LAnG Per JAS. Y. McFAIL
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GEO. p. RaWELL & COS
AMERICAN
Newspaper Directory,

,
CONTAINING
Accurate Lists Of all the Newspa.
pcrs and Periodicals published
in the United States and Ter
ritorics, and the Dominion
ofCamatln, and British Col
onics Of North America;
roaxTuEu w1rn
a description OF the Towns and
Cities in which they aro
published.
NEW YORK:
GEO P. RoWELL 4 CO.,
PunLlsuEnss NEWSPAPER Anvvur,sINu Aers,
40 Park Row.
1869,
a Handsome Octave Volume Of
300 Pages, b>nnd in Cloth.
PRICE FIVE DOLLARS.
4 work Of great value to Advertisers,
Publishers and others, who desire
information in relation to tho
Newspapers and Periodicals
Of North Amuriea
The Edition will be Limited, and
Persons desiring Copies will
do well TO send their OF
dcrs immcdiatel y to
GEO. P. RoWELL & CO.,
PUBLISHERS g. ADVERTISING Agents,
40 Park ROW, =
NEW YORK.
Dec. 23 &c st.
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
Eewbcrry Distrlct--In Equity.
George Larsen, Admir-. VS.. ". II. Hunt and
others.
1t appearing to my satisfaction That Joseph
J.. Clark is absent from The Limits Of his
State on motion Of Mcssrs. Jones and Jones,
Comps Soils it Is ordered that tho said all,
sent defendant do plead answer or tcmur TO
this bill within forty days from tho puhljca.
ton hereof, or the same will be taken pro
confesso agninst him.
CONS Off1co, StLAS TOMBSTONE,
Doc. 10 81 g.. 'S c. .E.H u.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY OCTOBER 81 l86e-TRPLE SHEET

The cloth was discovered to have been stolen from
Mr.. Robert Davidson, $40 Hudson street. Helwyn
was brought before Justice Bowling, AZ the Tombs
Police Court yesterday, and was committed 70
answer.
FELosious ASSAULT WITH KsiFE.-Thomas Co.'S
tello, proprietor OF the notorious liquor saloon cor
ner OF First avenue and Twenty street. appeared
before Justice Dodge, at JEFFERSON Market yester-
day morning, and preferred complaint against q
entered Ms place on Friday night, struck him In the
face with his fist, and drawing knife from his
pocket threatened 10 commit hari-karl upon him.
Tne prisoner gave bonds IN the sum OF $1,000 10
answer the charge.
SPANISH NEGRO LOSES his JEwELnY.-Prospero
Martinez, colored Spaniard of recent importation,
being unable to articuate word OF English, yester-
day preferred q complaint before Justice Dodge at
Jefferson Market, against negro named Sllas
Butler, charging that on Thursday he stole dla-
mond ring, one gold ring and gold watch from
the valuabes under his pow at his boarding house.
NO. IA Grand street. on the above day and the
prisoner appropriated them to his own use. lie
denied the charge, but was committed IN default OF
$1,000 bail 10 answer.
LARCENY OF A HORSE AND WAGoN.--0nlcer Nc
Kenzie, OF the Twenty ninth precinct, yesterday
morning arraigned coachman. named Thomas
Budy, before Justice Dodge, at Jefferson Market,
upon complaint of William 4. Laimbree OF No. l2l
East Twenly-sevcth street, charged With stealing
horse, harness and wagon from him on Thursday,
day he lost the property and advertised for its return
that the prisoner came 10 him on Friday and stated
he had found the wagon IN vacant lot and claimed
the reward. lie was handed over to the custody OF
default OF $500 bail to answer the charge at the
General Sessions.
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LesG ISLAND.

THE FLUSHING DIAMOND RoBBERY.-On Wednes-
Gay last the residence OF John Robinson, in Flush.
ing, was entered and robbed OF about $1,000 worth
OF diamonds and wearing apparel. Onicer Smith
has obtained a clue to the thieves, and he may be
successful IN causing their apprehension In day OF
two.
ANOTHER STATEMENT BY BURKE. THE CONDEMNED
In addition to the statement previously published in
the HERALD, made by David Burke, the condemned
murderer OF Thomas Cane at Hunters Point we are
now In possession OF the following version. He
says:-"l had saved two barrels OF oil ana had
rolled them to the corner OF the hotel op-
poste the fire; ] had rescued third
and rolled II TO the same place; then
discovered that the other two had been removed a
young man who was standing In store door told
me to roll the barrel in there; looked in and saw
the two barrels mad rescued; told him l would
tell the owner in the morning. the young man struck
me with some hard instrument and Knocked me
down; was knocked down three times in success.
sion; two other young men helped to beat me; one Of
them kept pistol continually pointed at my head
thought my life was IN danger, and was deter
mined to defend 1t; drew my pistol ana one barrel
accidentally exploded; was knocked down again;
then discharged one or the barrels could not see
at whom fired, as the street was full OF smoke;
did the act purely in sef-defence" HIS friends and
those who believe this statement to be true have
prepared petition to be presented TO the Governor
asking for his respite, ana II has already received
many prominent signatures.
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WESTeHEsTER COUNTY.

paIsoN ApPoINTAENT.-The State Prison Inspec-
tors have appointed Mrs. Mary Townsend, OF Ulster
county, matron Of the female prison at Sing Sing,
to Ill vacancy caused by the resignation OF Mrs.
Mccain, who has presided over that institution for
some years.
Der OF convlcts In the male department of Sing Sing
Prison on October was l,247. During the month
40 were received "a discharged and died. leaving
the total number OF males remaining on October 81
1890. in the fena.e prison there on the lst OF
the month above stated 122 inmates. since then
there We're received during the month ,; dis
charged, 8. Total remaining October 81, 1l9--
$40,
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POLICE INEELLlGEg rE.

LARCENY OF CLoTHINd.-A young woman named
Mary Rune was yesterday arraigned at the Yorkvnle
Police Court charged by Lima Anthony OF 22s Thirty.
sixth street, with stealing from her wearing apparel
valued at eighty dollars. Some OF tho missing pro.
perry was found in Mary's possession and ehe was
locked up to answer the charge.
THE KNIFE AGAIN.-A young man named Henry
Wlimot was yesterday nrraigned before Justice
shandley, as Essex Market Police Court on charge
Of stabbng Peter Gregory of No. 80 Market
street. It appears that the men have for some
time past been uni friendly TO each other. On Friday
quarrel alleged, Wllmot drew knlfe and stabbed
Gregory in the shoulder. Wiimot denied the Charge
and was held In $500 ball to answer
GOOD PRACTICE Of POLICEMAN. --Henry selwyn
was walking down Hudson street with roll Of
cloth worth $42, when he was seen by onlcer Han
non OF the Twenty fourth precinct Hammer asked
him how he came by tho CLOTH and as he did not
siye Gstsisetoty spsweJ ~ toQk him INTO Qpstpqy,
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leaving the appeal TO be decided by the Justices who
sat at the hearing Opinion by Judge Mcneil
James AZ. Smith o. JACOB Duchdrt. Judgment
and order affirmed, with costs. Opinion by Judge
McCunn.
Witlian X. Glare Us. The National Ctty BaT,k.-
Exception sustained verdict set ASIDE and new trial
ordered, with costs to the planti 10 abide event.
Opinion by Judges Fithlan and Mcneil.
HOnOra Barrett u.s. The Singer Manufacturing
C0npanR.-Judgment afiirmed. opinion by Judges
Mcneil and Fithian.
John III Tultnlan rs. Martin X. Cook, Implicated,
Gc.-Order affirmed, with costs. Opinion by Judge
Mcneil.
charles Hd,,ki,ls ps. The central Park, North and
East Rirer Rdftrodd C0mpdau-JHdgment ana
order affirmed, with costs. opinion by Judge
McCunn.
Henry II. Smith ct al, rs. Philip s,nitA.-Judg-
ment affirmed. Opinion by Judge Mcneil.
Efdstas Cfdtrfolu Us. Abfa8i X. Welch, Sr.--Judg-
ment aud order affirmed, with costs.
DaUtd IL DE V0U Us. Eoe1lezer Y. C1undau ct ot.--
Judgment reversed and new trial ordered, with
costs to appellants, to abide the event. Opinion by
Judge Fitnian.
Anna Barrett ps. The Third Avenue Railroad COM
pdnl-Order granting new trial reversed, and judy
ment ordered on the verdict with costs. Opinions
by Judges McCunn and Mcneil.
Before Judges Mcneil and Fithian.
FRANK A. DHa6Orth rs. Jdbez A. Bosftcich.-JudR-
ment reversed ana new trial ordered, with costs TO
appellant, to abide event. opinion by Judge Mcneil.