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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-22
Eol. SALE
rNo CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS Of
Engaging In Grape Growing,
Coal Milling or Market
EaniAllnu.

On account Of advanced age l An DESTROYS Of
changing ny residence, and therciorp oticr Tor sAle
my larfa situated opposite the city Of Wheeling, 90
the river tank, midway between Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry and Immediately adjoining the VII
llSe Of E:tnaTllc. The property consists Of 90
acres u hill aud table land aud Is Of river bottom.
In the hill there arc two SeaIiA Of coal, 1S and VI
feat thick, three deposits Of limeaIOnC, an loot
vein Ol Close texture EHd or free stone, IN IS foot
vein Of mari, which altogether make soil and an
underlying bed d ICISlsiA VI rich and valuable
character.
On the slr'arr, the larger portion Of which lies
genty AOpnS to the east, and all under direct ex-
psuTe to The sun, Is Vineyard Of 80 AeTes, mostly
CataWba grapes, all In hne learing condition, about
seven years old which has proven Itself able 10 Jay
y band some pGT cent to the cultiVuiOr.
Tho property Is being Approached above md 30.
low by an advancing tide Of persons Oceklng small
hUne,ttais, and Is now really the only unoccupfed
territory between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
II Is TauihC " al investment for capital seeking
aie purchase, aud valuable TO those who want mar
kat gardening ground elGso TO the city. II fronts
beautifully uIGn the river and UUnmAnds view Of
the city, The iAllnl and the whole scenery Of the
valley.
The terms 0! s,lu will lie One-thlrl cash, balance
In two annual laymentI, Ter cent Interest Oh de-
irrreJ pIymrnlS For further particulars inquire
Of EICIIAliD CRAWFORD
On the premise, OF by mail at Bridgeport, Ohio.
APPS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-22

READ AND LEARN roE YOURSELF
Many valuable discoveries and much use.
full knowledge Ia kept from the world, be-
cause Of the immense expense in making
them known TO the people. This is not
the case with BosoIrEE's GERMAN SYRUP,
although but a few years introduced into
this country its sale now reaches in every
town and village in the United States. Its
wonderful success in curing Consump-
ton, severe Coughs, Asthma, and all 9TH
er diseases Of the throat and lungS, was
first made known by distributing every
year, for three years, over 400, 900 bottles
to the afflicted, free d charge, by Drug.
gists. No such a'test OF merit was ever
given before to any other preparation.
Could you ask more? Go TO your Drug.
gist and get bottle for IS cents and try
1t. Sample bottles 10 cents. Wholesale
agents, Logan, List & Co., and Laughlin
Bros. Il Co. .u.r eod&wi
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RruyIoy OF THE HEArHEHINoToN

REUNION OF THE HEATHEEIEoToN
FAMILY.--No pleasAnter company ever
assembled than that at The reunion Of
Jacob Heatheringtons relatives, At his
hospitable house In South Bellaire, on
Tuesday, December 10. The occasion
which called them together was the pres
euce OF Mr.. Edward H eatherington, Jacob!
youngest brother, who visits this part OF
lhe country from his Iowa home, for the
frst lime in 20 years. All the living
members Of the family we're present, ex-
cept one sister living in California; ohm,
William, Jacob. Ralph, Edward and Mn:
Applegarth, Of Mardn,s Ferry. Many OF
he children and grandchildren Of each
branch we're there, making goodly
company Of near so. After time oil So
cial enjoyment, and The psriRking o. 4
dinner that defes description, the family,
which il known in all this neighborhood
as endowed with unusual musical talent,
Joined in singing that beautiful and ap.
propriate hymn, "When shall We meet
again" after which an affecting prayer
was offered by Edward. The few ou'sid.
ers who were permitted TO enjoy day
with such q genial family hope that, al.
though this was the first meeting in ~
years, it will not be the last in this world,
and that there will be final meeting in
the better land without the losslot one.
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l'ERsoSAL MESTIoS.-Hon. A. B. Cald-
we'll. OF this city, will address a Republic
can ratification meeting in the new Court
House at Moundsville this afternoon.
Snpt. Bridges, Of the Penitentiary, is
a, the st. James.
3 Capt. Hans. Criswell, Of Moundsyille,
was Ia the city yesterday making ar.
engagements for a Republican blowout in
his town to-day.
Rev. s. 5. Barnitz has returned from
Philadelphia, Pa, where he has been at
tending 10 publication interests Of his
denomination.
Miss Ida Todd, of Bridgeport return.
ed home yesterday for holiday yaca.
ton from the Shady Side Female
Seminary. The Pittsburgh papers
speak very highly OF her musical ability
in their report OF a soriee given in Pitts.
bureh, and in which she took promi-
nent part.
Col. Charles q. Stiiel, the contesting
elector from MissIrii, was in the city
yesterday a short time, en- route home
from Washington City, where he was in
obedience TO summons from the Con-
gressiOnal Committee. Col. S. is n broth
er OF Mr.. J. L. Stifel.
DR.. Geo. Baird now resides at No. 81
10Th street, but still retains his office on
Chapline street, just below l4th.
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STIRRING T1MEs AMONG THE CHTLDRES.
On any evening now between the hours
OF $50 and Q o'clock, 10th street may be
seen crowded with children Of all sizes
and ages, from the little four-year.old
TO the young man or young lady Of eight
ecu years; full Of glee and earnostness
they walk, run and jump towards the
chapel Of the English Lutheran Church,
where their anniversary and Christmas
rehearsals are being held. Parents and
teachers come with them and seem quite
as much interested as those OF younger
years. The great anniversary for which
these preparations are being made ID to
come of At tho Opera House on Tuesday
evening next, the 26th, and like the thir-
teen preceding ones, promises an evening
OF rare and refined pleasure. An advet.
tisement this morning announces the
admission at twenty-five cents, so that
all classes may DO able To attend. This
we are assured will barely cover ex-
penses. A great pleasure Is In store for
old aud young. .....
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Yesterdays thaw has had soilening
influence upon the Ice, but the resump.
ton Of navigation is apparently as far
off az ever.
The steamer virgie Lee Is laid up in
the Kanawha river.
The sunken steamer Homer was insured
in New Orleans for $4,000.
The City OF Portsmouth, which for ten
days has been imbedded in ice at Cali.
the Iarboard Ia q her HG hull Monday at
9P.M by ice, and sunk. Ice Is packed
outside Of her half way across the river,
and she is in "a good position az ahe
could be under the circumstances.
The Sherlock arrived at Memphis on
Monday, drawing about seven feet Of
water, and has 100 tons for the Ohio,
chiefly for Cincinnati, Wheeling and
Pittsburgh, though part Of the cargo Ia
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FESTIVAL OF BELLAIRE CRY LIGHT
GUARDs.-The Bellaire City Light
Guards purpose holding festival in
City Hall on the evenings Of December
2lst, 22d and 23d. One OF the most
noticeable features OF the occasion will
be the presentation OF a beautiful silver
horn, worth so, to either the Wallace
Cornet or Heatherington Band. the one
receiving the highest number Of votes
being declared the victor. The immense
popularity OF these bands will no doubt
lend to make this a most exciting con-
test. Another is the presentation Of su-
perb wax cross worth S25 10 the most
popular young lady in the city, one be-
Ing selected from each OF the Eve Wards
in the city. Refreshments will be served
to any who may desire it at all hours Of
the evening. A booth containing toys
for the holidays will also be erected,
where all may purchase stock at lower
rates than anywhere else in the city.
These, together with a Postoflicc, Art Gal
lery, Rotations, songs, &C., on the stage,
form the general outline OF what may be
expected al these festivals or entertain.
ments. All the friends Of this young
military organization cannot spend 10
cents uhe price Of admission) more prof.
lily than by paying them visit.
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for Cairo, Paducah, Evansville, Clover.
port and Louisville.

pOft ana l1OulhNlIle.
by TslOsoPh.l
LITTLE Rock, December 2l.-Warm
and mild. River . feet. Departed
Pine Bluff, for below.
MEMPHIS, December 2l.-River fell 8
inches; Thermometer 53o. No arrivals or
departures. Ice commenced running in
the river to-day. John Scudder, Jas. D.
Parker, Ashland, Schenck, Sherlock,
Mary Houston and Church laid up here
with over 900 tons OF northern bound
freight, chiefly sugar and mOlaSses.
LOUISVILLE, December Sl.-Cool and
clear; no noticeable change in the river.
CIScGNNArI, December 9l.-River IN.
changed; clear during the day, cloudy TO.
night. ....
CAIRO, December 2l.-Eayigation still
suspended. River foot 0 inches; slight
rise caused by the gorge below. Weather
clear; mercury 349.
NEw ORLEANS, December 2l.-No ar
rivals or departures. Raining all day.
VIcKsBUR0, December 2l.-Weather
cloudy and cool; rain to-day. River
fallen 5 inches. Down-Republic. Up
Donnelly. ,l
EVANSVILLE, December 2l.-Weather
chiefly clear; smoky tonight; mercury
300 10 44O. The river swelled 8! inches
to-day and Is gorged at West Franklin,
no Ice running. The Maggie Smith,
Henderson and return, and Robert E.
Lee, Pottsyille and back, were the only
arrivals to-day. No business. .s J.
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A THIEF OF TEME.-Since Young
wrote his might Thoughts" the world
has looked upon Procrastination as the
thief Of time, yet well.known young
fellow Of this city, whose name is known
In neither verse nor story, and will not
be known 10 the readers Of this article, Is
entitled at least to recognition in the
same line Of business. Said y. {. went to
Pittsburgh recently, and while in that
wicked city visited house Of i'll repute,
which old afr. Procrastination has never
been accused Of doing. Noticing hand
some little clock ticking tho hours away
in an apartment Of this palace Of sin, the
soul oil the y. I. burned with a desire to
possess it, and watching his opportunity
he quietly put the time piece in his over
coat pocket, unseen. Returning to this
city the mex. day, he brought the clock
with him. In the meanwhile the article
was missed from its accustomed place,
and spacious madame, after due consult
alton with the inmates ofher house, came
to the conclusion that the Wheeling man
had stolen it. So she resolved to follow
him, and she did. She came to the city,
and going immediatelyto police headquar-
ters told her story. The young man was
hunted up, and obliged to return the
clock. The madame returned in tri-
umph 10 the smoky city, carrying with her
the diminutiye timer, and leaving the
matter to blow over here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-22

MAsUrc INrELLIeENcE.-D. D. Grand
Master Victor Rosenberg will consecrate
Bethany Lodge A. F. and A. NJ, at Beth.
any,in this Jurisdiction on Wednesday next
9th inst, att o'clock P. M. The Masons
Of Bethany extend an invitation to the
brethren q NYheeling to be present. Any
who desire 10 attend viii please report 10
the D. D. G. NJ, in time to inform the
brethren at Bethany, who propose 10
meet their visitors at Wellsburg with
conycyances.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-22

ANNUAL JAIL IssPEcr1oS.-Ys yesterday
was the day agreed upon for the Com
mittee on Court House and Jail Of the
Board OF Commissioners TO pay their an.
nual visit Of inspection 70 the county
jail. On account Of sickness in the fam
lily Of the Chairman Of the committee,
Mr.. KleviS, the visit was postponed until
. o'clock this afternoon The members
Of the committee are: Messrs. Klevis,
Schultz, Sheppard and Carnahan. t
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Tim CorRfs-CousrY CouRr-Judgt

TIM CouRFs-CouSTY CouRT-JudSt
Coehra.- Court met at . a. n, pursuant
10 adjournment Of the previous day. The
following business was transacted:
In the case Of J. Butterfeld vs.. =. Mar
ling, judgment for plaintiff for SliS IS
The case OF W. L. Raymond vs., 2. M
Coeu, in assumpslt was on motion Of
plaintiff remanded 10 the Circuit Court
OF Ohio county. 4,
In the case Of Elias Bowman rs. E
Marling, IT,, in covenant, demurrer sus'
tanned and case remanded 10 rules, With
leave to amend the declaration.
In the case Of W. N, Gil6llan vs.. James
Lucas estate, judgment for plaintiff to'
The Jury in the case Of A. Mcdonnell
Va. A. McKaig returned a verdict Tor
500 in favor Of the plaintiff. .
Adjourned until the usual hour ms
morning.
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GoopMAS AND BAD woMAN.-When
you find Two souls with but single
thought who possess hearts that do not
beat us one, the male membestof the
matrimonial firm Is generally he'd to be
the renegade. Not SO in the case OF Ed.
Goodman and his virulent "vrow," sur.
named Bridget but known TO the police
"a "lhe lady from Ireland.n Yesterday
Ed. appeared before Justice Launder and
complained that he found 1t impossible to
live longer with Bridget. He therefore
swore out a warrant for her arrest for
disorderly conduct. She was arrested
and taken before the Justice, and in de-
fault OF bond was semitic Jail.
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GolxG TO THE PooR HousE-On Tues
day next the Committee on Poor House
and Farm OF the Board Of Commissioners
will make their annual inspection OF the
county infirmasy, and we have been re-
ques;ed TO say, will be pleased to have
any citizens who feel an interest in the
institution accompany them. They will
leave the Court House about 8 A. NJ. in
the large "Hnllihen" omnibus, and re-
turn early IN Tho afternoon. Mr.. Shan
ley, the Poor Agent, who is noted for his
hospitality, will have good dinner in
readiness for his guests, and take. pleas.
ure in showing them about. The mem
bers Of the committee are: Messrs. shep.
pard, Schultz, Catnahann Ewing and
Caldwell.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-22

Two members OF The Board Of Educa.
ton called each other naughty names
last night. The gentleman from the
Fifth Ward enunciated distinctly that no
person but a demagogue would do a. tho
gentleman from the First Ward had done,
and tho gentleman from the First Ward
Just rs positively asserted that any gentle.
man who would make use Of the remarks
known to have been made use OF BY the
gentleman from the Fifth Ward, wasn't q
Sentleman-etc., until the President
cooled their blood with ibis gavel. "Be-
lud, Iago, be.lud |"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-22

TuRs.TAnLRs FOR TIE STREET RAIL
wAY.-The Citizens Stree. Railway
Company has Just received two turn.ta-
bles, which will be placed at either end
Of the main line for the use Of the new
one.hoHc cars which are shortly TO be
introduced. The turntables are Carpen-
tersjpatent, and were manufactured by
the Fulton Foundry Company, Of Cieve.
land. They weigh together about 10000
pounds, and arc the largest size made.
As soon as the ground soitens sufficiently
they will be put in their proper place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-22

BILLY PAsroR's STAR TRourE.-Wc
find The following complimentary notice
in the Cincinnati Enquirer Of Billy PaS'
tors troupe, which appears here, opening
with & Christmas matinee, for two nights,
and We congratulate Manager Hamilton
ON presenting such a fine company as
Mr.. Pastor has for his holiday attraction:
"Wood's Theater last night inaugur-
a,ed week Of first.claS vaudeville per-
formances. The name Of Pastor at the
head Of the bills Is sufficient Endorsement
here 10 draw out the lovers Of good en-.
tertainment, which Il thereby insured.
Il Is not Tony this time, but his brother,
Billy, who looks and sings as much like
Tony as II he had been Americas Own"
Billy IL little stouter than his famous
brother, and sings with a much clearer
voice, and in moro dashing style, II
that we're possible. The company, besides
the proprietor, has some wonderful
performers. Chief among these are "Ihe
Phoites" In goblin antics and kickaboo
dances. Their acts Of contortion and
Sro,esqueness are truly wonderful, and
must be seen before appreciated. The
fantastic and nondescript music Of Messrs.
Heating and Sands was one OF the fea-
lures Of the evening, and was loudly APP
plauded. Especially was their perform.
ance with the bones excellent, and per.
haps has never been equalled in .his city.
Tierney and Cronin's jig dancing, and
their specially OF the "Ashantee Re
cruiu," took the audience with admira-
ton snd roars OF laughter respectively.
In the latter performance, which Is bur-
lesque on the Skidmore Guards, they
were again and again called out. The
charming Foy sisters in their delightful
musical sketches were highly entertain-
ing. The show, all in all, is a very good
one, and deseryes-what it will doubtless
get all week-good audiences"
Reserved seat sale will commence this
evening at the Opera House box Office
for both nights and Christmas matinee.
No extra charge for secured seats.
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QUITE stir was created in Logan,
List & Co.'s drug store last evening, by
the opening ofsome very fine specimens Of
engraved glassware. One pitcher alone,
deliberately engraved, is valued at $50,
and is regarded as equal 10 some Of the
finest specimens exhibited at the Centcn.
NAL. Lovers Of the artistic and beauti.
ful should not mins the opportunity 10
500 them
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-22

TRASsrER OF REAL Esf4TE.-The fol.
lowing transfer Of real estate was I'D.
mitted TO record in the office OF the Clerk
OF the County Court yesterday:
Deed made Dec. IA, 1876, by L W.
Stephens and wife 10 James Wheeler, for
one.half Of lot No. 40, at the northwest
corner OF sd and Main streets; 81 500.
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AoA11 is made for donations for the
children Of the Childrens Home for their
Christmas, TO be sent on Monday next
(Christmas) to the Disciples Church,
where they will receive them trom1he tree
together with the presents Santa Claus
may have in store for them. Let the
contributions be liberal. Remember the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-22

HUNTING ON CHEAT MouSrAiN.-John
and Linn Donnelly, Of Bridgeport, who
have spent two weeks ON Cheat Mountain,
hunting deer, returned yesterday. They
had, during the whole time, but two good
hunting days, and in those two days were
lucky enough to kill eight deer. They
report the snow three feet deep in the
mountain, and small game and wild hogs
in abundance. The inhabitants out there
neither know nor caro- anything about
our next President, but are content with
corn pOne and wild hog and deer meat,
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DAUGHTERS OF REBEccA.-The mem,
bers Of Friendship Lodge, No. IL, Daugh'
tiers Of Rebecca, on Wednesday evening
last, elected the following officers: No.
BILE Grand, H C. Ulrich; Vice Grand,
Charlotte Becker; Secretary, johanna
Steinuian; Treasurer, Margaretha Hon
ecker: Trustees, Friederike Tofaute, Car.
oline Loeber, Ffiederike Miller.
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PALE young men who sicken on sin.
gle cigar begin 10 think that their female
relatives VIII again aflict them with
several sets Of smokers articles at Christ
mas. 1fthere were no young ladies the
men who manufacture such denominations
would be compelled to 60 out Of business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-22

THE BRowx BoYs.-A grand treat is
in store for all those who may be present
at Turner Hall tonight, Il being the
occasion OF the third animal ball Of the
C. P. Brown Boat Club. The boys offer
. very choice programme, conspicuous on
which will be the grand Indian club
swinging by Mr.. Billy scharf, Of Pitts
burgh four champion oarsman), and Mr.:
Dan. Cochran, Of this city. Both Of
these gentlemen bear fine regulations as
performers Of this manly exercise. Mayer
will furnish the music, and treat Is in
store for all those who love to while
away the "wee ama' hours"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-22

New GooDs AT JoHs RorMrRs.-Ten
thousand yards new styles Plaid at l23
cents, worth 25 cents; 5000 yards Cash
meres and Poplins, all colors, at % cents
100 new style Cloaks from So so 10 $40.
Shawls, Blankets, Flannels, and large
variety Of fancy goods for Christmas
presents. Carpets at IS cents a yard.
Call soon, IL you wish TO save money, at
JOHN RoEMER's.
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THANKs.-The Whelan Literary So
ciety, at a meeting on Wednesday night,
adopted resolutions OF thanks to Miss
Regina Jamison and Prof. c. Burgh, for
furnishing them with music; TO the Sisters
ofst. joseph, for the use Of the hall, and
to VIM. Q. Handlan, Esq, for the loan of
rhaira
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-22

THE Board Of Education for the school
district OF Wheeling held its last regular
meeting last night. The new Board will
meet on the first Monday in January
New Years Day. About two.thirds Of
the members OF the present Board will
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-22

THERE Is enough candy Just now lying
loose in the show Windows Of CONNECTION.
airy stores TO furnish every child in the
city with three yards Of stomach ache
for thirteen hours. And yet Christmas
comes but once year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-22

HE1NBoLp's BucHu is still In the re-
NTH OF its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence OF DR.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine Is still manufactured AT
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and j.
sold by all respectable druggists. II is
warranted for all diseases oil the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
feits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. dAT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-22

THEnp was some difficulty experienced
In getting together q quorum Of The
Board Of Education last night, probably
on account oft being the last meeting Of
tho Board. aiH
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Police ccOUunar-Judgs ora oFan '1a5

The police inside araid on theyagrants
on Wednesday night, with the following
result: t8VeJS ~ + H.s .+' 5hS
John Kelly, James Edwards, Joseph
Green, John Murphy, James Sullivan,
Charles E. Brown, WIN. Mcdonald and
George Brown were all sent to the city
prison for Thirty days.
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Two PRISONERS There we're two pris.
oners in the city lookup last night at II
o'clock. Henry Klevis, ian old offender"
was arrested fordrunkenness. His COM
panion,s name unknown, is held on a
charge q vagrancy. .rH.....
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MUNICIPAL CoUEr-Judge Gunner
Court met at 10 o'clock AN, as usual
The case OF joseph Steger Ts. Wheel
inc 7Ceptripetal Power Co. and others
was argued and submitted TO court. :.
Wii6ont transacting any other busi.
meas, court adjourned until this morning
nj 10 o'clock.