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Warrington Items.

WAsHISGToN, August l6.-A dispatch
from the United States Minister in
Greece asserts that the United States can
now and henceiorth control to q large
extent the gran markets of Europe. He
says Russia has been our only competitor
10 this trade. Under the most favorable
circumstances for Russia, the United
States has had the advantage OF that
great cereal country. Anticipating the
future course of this trade, the British
capitalists are now building six of the
largest sized iron vessels for the trsnspor-
tstion OF breadstuhs from our shores on
English account.
1t is known here that the parties com
planning Of Secretary Sherman and Nor
ton, Bliss " Go. had formed syndicate
of their own, had secret conferences with
the Secretary, and had offered Morton,
Bliss i Co. and other members of the
present syndicate An interest in their
syndicate before Rothschilds and his as
socistes had made any proposition to the
Secretary for the new four per cent.
bonds.
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wheeling Cattle MHret.
CHRIsTMAE STOCK YARDS.

THUR.DAY, August lG. !
CATTLR-Arrivals Tor the week 20
head. Quotations: Ordinary to com
mon 2JlG3c; common to fair, 3m4c; tslr
10 choice, 494tc. The market mas been
a little better than last week, but it is
only ordinary yet The few arrivals Is
the cause OF the improvement
Hoes Arrivals sbouL 80 mead, sold
1t DC. Demand good.
SHEEP- About 80 head were offered (;
sold at 3IGfc. Demand good.
LAMBS 200 head were offered. Quota
.ions 4I(ly5c. About 40 head rem lned un
sold at the close OF the market The
market became heavy because OF the large
supply.
GALvEs-In good demand At s. 90 ~
1000.
MILCH Cows-Areq quoted vt S25 90
sfO GO. There has been no demand tins
week
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Personal,

Senator David Dsvis's exact weight on
on the 9th inst, was 332 pounds
Pauline Lucca has been dubbed I'm
psrisl Chamber Singer by the Emperor OF
Austria.
The rich bloods OF Paris have to marry
the dear girls to stop loving them.
Mary l.. Booth, editor of Harper's s
Bazar, gets $1,000 u yesr.
Down in Kentucky the preacher gets
a promisory note tor slf.bushel of wal
nuts for performing the marriage cere-
mony
Count Rostopchin, son of the general
to whom the burning of Moscow WAS
contided is serving in Russian husssr
regiment, At seventy three, as lieu
tenant.
Gail Hamilton is 80. She looks con-
siderabiy younger, however owing to
her small stature, expressive features and
vivscity OF manner. Though plain, she
is not at all homely, and persons call her
handsome when her face Is animated.
She is brilliant talker, and great So
cial attraction 1T Senator Blaine's Wash
ngton house, where she makes her home
during the political season. The wife OF
James c. Blaine is her cousin.
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.al Dispatch to the Enquirer.

Special Dispatch TO the enquirer.
GREENBRIRR WHITE SULPPUR
SPRINGS, w. VA, August 15.-Wade
Hampton, General Josepa K. Johnston,
Lieutenant General stephen ID. Lee,
GoverLor Kemper, OF Virginia, General
Jubal Early, Governor Matthews, ex-
Governor Gilbert q. Walker, OF Vir-
ginia, and Gen. Bradley 7. johnson are
here participating in the great ball for
the benefit of the 100000 fund for u
monument to the memory OF RJbert Il.
Lee.
In the history of the South no single
assembly has ever comprised so much OF
the wealth, beauty and chivslry below
Mason and Dixons line. AS L write,
fully one thousand seven hundred per-
sors are III the main ballroom, while
the drawlDg-rooms and parlors are also
crowded with the merry makers. -Four
OF the best bands in the South furnish the
music. Supper was served for 1888
guests.
| have been here since Saturday. l
have put the gimlet OF Interrogation into
nearly every prominent character here,
political significance attaches TO this lm-
lnense outpourIng of the representative
men OF the South.
GA the side OF an adjacent mountain,
tLe white outlines clearly defined in
the moonlight, are the tents OF
the First Virginia Battalion a
splendid body OF citizen soldlery.
Here Lieutenant General Stephen ID.
Lee addressed tue soldiers and civilians.
In his address he spoke to and tor the
South. A more hopeful, sensible and
dispassionate utterance has characterized
no Southern leader. General Lee rose
to the occasion. Taking no heed OF the
cause Of the war he grsppled the present
condition, and from this argued con-
:lnued unity and prosperity. be COM
Oimented the military of the State, and
found IN the recent riots happy appli-
cation of thls particular theme.
His alluslOns TO the Confederate dead
were OF the most eloquent and impressive
character. Holding up gray jacket ne
said; Before the war gray was gray; now
it is Confederate gray Combined with
the 81 ght OF the jacket, the epigrammatic
sentiment produced a burst OF enthusiasm
that ragged tor several moments
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Aug, 10.
Special dispatch to the Register.
The Light Guards s0rensded Governor
Hampton tonight. He made them al
eloquent and patriotic speech. Governor
Mathews, General Johnston and Hon.
John A. Good also made appropriate
speeches. NJ.
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Baltimore and Ohio Securities.

The market for Baltimore and Ohio
stock mas been tolerably active for some
days past at somewhat lower figures Sales
were made yesterday at 96t and 96 regular
way, and at 95, seller 50 DAYS fs;, clos
ing at the board At 95l to 90 for few
shares regular way, with offerings At 94i
seller 90 days, and 95 seller 60 days fat.
After the board, from 500 to 1900 shares
wese offered At 95 cash or regular. It's
said that the company has successfully
placed the loan CT sS000,00O or ;he Lon.
don market, and that Mr.. Robert Gar
rett is on his way home.
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Tobacco warehonse Located.

CANBsIDGE, o., August 10 - Tse
commission appointed by the Governor
ulcet the law Of last winter 70 select the
location for the tobacco warehouse,
either ST. Bellaire or Marietta, decided to-
day two 10 one in favor Of BelIsIrs lEssc
Morton voting for Marietta. Our people
think this point onght TO have oeen IN
cIlded ~ competing point IN the las
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UIica Races.
Railroad Accident

PITTsBU EGH. August l6.--An express
train on the southwest branch ot the
Pennsylvania railroad coihted with the
pay car train one mile south OF Union
nj five o'clock thlg evening. Edward
Ridley, engineer oi the express train, WAS
instantly killed, and George Major, fire.
Tan, fatally injured. Several passon-
gers were slightly injured.
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Anxious roCop,inue Work.

new YORK, August l6.-A Wilkes
barre, Pa, speciAI reports that the work
men VINO were driven from the Della
ware and Hudson mines bv the striker.
yesterday, are ANXIOUS T. continue WORK,
but the strikers compelled them to swear
that they would lot until the troubles
are ended. Il is reported tnat SINE q
the Delaware and Hudson Coal COmps-
MES mines are on ire.
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Ample AeeOmmO dati0ns AT CIeye-
land

CLEVELAND, August l6--Tbe rumor
that has been widely circulated that the
hotel accommodations in this city sre in
adequate for the number that will stteud
the conclsve Of the Knights TempIsr to
be held here August 18th, Is entirely
without foundation. The hotel commit.
tee are prepared to II rnI.h comfortable
quarters to all who vii. notify them
that they will occupy the same.
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The Philadelphia Times, referring to
the new labor movement, says. at Is
easy to forecast the final result OF the
movement for i, is written on innumera-
bic wrecks which strew the paths OF
political experiments and parties.
Whether the political labor organization
shall become great and controlling in
cities and States, or whether it shall rise
only to the balance OF power In few To-
calities, the difference will be merely in
the measure OF its punishment OF the old
parties in few unimportant elections,
and then it will perish. No party can
live beyond the hssty ebb OF sudden
tide, that float on the passions or even
the interests which encrcIeS single
idea, and the labor party in politics will
be the shortest OF the many short-!ived
organizations wdich have illustrated the
versatility and freedom OF American
politics.
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Withdrawing Troops from the B
A

GRAFTON, w. VA, August l5.-Three
companies of the Eighteenth United
States infantry, Colonel Black COM
mardirg, statio' cd here during the
st-ike, left to day ior Cumberland The
two companies Of the Third United
States artillery, Captain Warren COM
mandlng, stationed at Piedmont, also
left today for Martinsburg. Their des-
tlnation from that place il unknown, but
It is rumored they are 70 g 10 the coal
rigions in Penn5y ivanis,
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Indian Fight I'm Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, August l6.-A Gal
weston Ne1s special reports fight il
Mexico between the kickspoo and TIpan
tribes of Indians, 10 which seventeen
TIpans were killed.
The Mexican troops are concentrating
st Csmsrgo, opposite the Ringgold bar
racks
A Fort Clark special says that the
Mexican cattle thieves drove $50 head Of
csttle scross the Rio Grsnde on the l4th
inst
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Resumed Work.

CUMBERLAND August To- The At
lsntic and Georges Creek Coal Mining
Company resumed work to-day at 65
cents, and also the Swsuton Company 81
the same rate. About half the region Is
nov working st the rate demanded by
tie miners.
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Died.

NEW YORK, August l6-Rev. Asa
Dodge Smith, ex 7. esIdent o: the Dsr-
mouth College, died at Hanover, y. h
to-day,
RICHWoSD August l6.-Raleigh I.
Daniel, Attorney.GenersI of Virginia,
died this afternoon after two days illness
from hemorrhsge of the bowels. sged Il.
He was renominsted fer the same posi-
tion BY the Conservative convention isst
week snd made aspeech accepting the
nomination.
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Heavy Rain MORN.

GUELPH, ONT, Angus: pa heavy
rain storm to-day flooded some Of the
streets, one OF them to & depth Of seven
feet. The occupants OF the houses in the
lower portion OF the tOwa were compelled
to retreat TO the second stories. Con-
siderable damage WAS done to goods by
the filing OF cellars.
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THE TURF.
Saratoga Races.

SERAToGA, August l6-The drst race
to-day wss for the Grinstesd stakes,
for two year old maidens, three-qusrters
OF mile, snd resulted in dead hest
The second rsce WAS tor purse o; SIX
hundred dollars, one mile and three.
quarters The racr WAS slow o {, the
horses stringing along until the home
stretch wss reached when they all made
y rush for the first place, Niceroy, Tom,
Ochlltree And Nera Cruz passing under
the line together. The judges gave the
first position to Vera Cruz. second to
Ochiltree and third TO VIceroy. Time
3:l7
The third race Was Tor n purse OF $500,
one mile snd oue-eightb. Tie race was n
close one, Msdge coming IN first, Mary
second, and Sister o.. Mercy third, al
tapping. Time, 2:0lt The winner sold
for 500 in : poo. o! Sl,2lO.
The rec handicap, mile heatS, over
four hurdles, was won by Redding,
Moonstone second; Dmdelion and
Bencher third, respectively. Time, lost,
1853
Utica Races.
Urea, August l6 At the Park rsces
to-day tour heats were trotted IN the $50
class, with eigh. starters. Sheridan was
the isvorlte ri Sl2O t. $50 .or the field
Jenney HaItoa won in the three last
heats Sheridan second, Driver third,
John Murphy, Jr., fourth Time 2:23!,
2:22!, 2:22, 2;22t.
Three heats ot the 2;25 class were
trotted, with tive starters, Gomez, Pros.
pero, Hanna d., Maybird and Slow Go,
the latter being the iavorIte Gomez won
the first ana second heats and Maybird
third, when heavy thunder shower
compelled postponement Time 2:23{
D.gl D.Il
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Staunton Female Seminary
STATNTON. NIKGfNIA.

81 Az NIO4Ni NJh'lNlA'
Rev. J. l. Miller, A. NJ, Principal. with a
full anu experienced corps Of teachers, in
cluding Mrs. G,n J. +. b. stuart. School
not seceariau. -Four denominations rep
resented In the faculty. Board and home
conf forts the best. Positively no eKtraya-
gance In dress allowed. Terms liberal.
- ssion opens September 6tn, ls77. E0Rd
for catalogue 10 the Principal. auslJO
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CAPITAL, s25O,OoO
JOHN X. BOTSFORD, ITcstdcn,
GEO. ADAMS, CoShier.
Sank of the Ohio Valley
Successor 20
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL, s25O,OoO


This Bank ~ orgrniZcd and prepared {,
transact the bust aeSs OF banking Ia all IT.
"details.
10 succeeds the First National Bank OF
Wheeling; is owned by the same share.
holders, and is under the same manREs.
mDnt.
Ey carefully regarding the interests Ofiis
correspondents and depOsitOrs, and by
prompt and faithful execution Of then
wishes, II hopes to merit their esteem ami
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject to checA a
sight, received from banks, bankorE, nTIu
corporations and individuals.
Certificates Of deposit Issued payable "u
demand, or al fixed dates.
Interest allowed ON special deposits
DIRECTORS.
JOHS X. BOTsFORD WV. Is. AIsPsON.
JACOB >. RHODES, WA. A. TUFsIh
Wn. A. IsETT. JOINS l.. HOBIg,
\. VI. ADANs, q. q DEWEY,
HENRY VI. HARPER NY
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THE SPEkCERIAN
s STEEL Pc NJ S

'o"Varieiies suited 20 every style Of
writing. For sale by the trade generally.
A Sample Card, containing one each of
the Fifteen Numbers, by mail, on receipt
of - cents.
IVGSON. BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR & co.
l8S and ~, Grand strec,, y. Y
myls-Oaw-25w
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A, the labor question, through all Its
MITIGATION : is I matter of such deep in
rest lust at present, and one that all
,,,sps desire to understand and inVes
.,.,s for themselves, we make the fol-
,s,pg extracts from an exhaustive srti
d. on that subject from Potter $ Amert-
.g Monthly for September, which will
=. Esd with much interest:
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BRIDGEPORT.

NELsE GRAY, colored, was ARRESTED
and lined 81 and costs for being drunk
on the street,.
LINEAs MCGAvIN and John FurloHe Q,
were arrested Wednesday night and
tined yesterday morning before Squire
Howell, police justice, aud fined 81 and
costs each Beng unable to pay up, the
two men were sent 10 the lookup.
HARRIS goods that were attached by
Officer McConnaughy last Wednesday
night at this place, are still in possession
O: that officer There are goods enough
to ss>Isfy al clsims II the creditors will
maESheIr appearance.
SOME weeks ago, Levi Henry swore
out warrant before Squire Howell for
the arrest of Thomas Cowswsy who ss-
sauted said Henry with intent to XIII on
the evening of the oath OF July. Cons-
way has not as yet been arrested, as he
has been sojourning on the Wheeling
side OF the river since that date.
YESTERDAY number OF the children
pIc ced at point near Arick's, and in
the afternoon number of the bon ton
Young ladies and married ladies of this
place went cut in bsroche, and borrow
ing several old dresses from farm houses
spent the afternoon in noundering
around IN the creek.
A TRAMP negro was employed last
week by Billy Neuson, and on last Tues
day night he got up snd stole Neuson's s
cost, pants, watch chsin and two rslzors.
Officer McConnaughy was on the look
out for the thief Tuesday and Wednes.
day, but did not succeed in making al
arrest.
"WEDNESDAY evening just before the
8 o'clock train arrived ST this
place for Pttsburg some gentleman
called At the ticket Office and In.
quired the price Of ticket TO New York
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Patrick Msrkey, notorious counter.
feiter has been arrested st Philadelphia
He is said 10 be fugitive from justice
from Chicago and Jefferson City
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ayhceliOa aseglster.
c,id closet yesterday at 1909

~. heather o,dy io!IL be purity
..sn r-iH, northwest to southeast '''''dS'
,tationOry te"perof'rt' ~.
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PIANOS
ORGANS

DIANOc Magnificent Bran Nv 500
! IHNOS Rosewood Pianos only sl7 a.,
0pChNC III lat be sold. Fine Rose
UnuHNo wood Upright Pianos, little
used, cost $50. only sl25. Pdrlor Organt,
2 stops si5 3 stops S5j, u st1ps only So.
coup er lrgan S55, cost over $50 loves
prices ever offered sent on 10 days test
trial. Yop ask why ! offer 80 cheap
answer, Hard Times. 100 employees must
have work. Result Of war commenced on
me by The mOnOpOltsts. Battle raging.
Particulars Tree. Address,
DANIEL r. BEATTY.
auglbb Washington, y. j.
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The vote in Marshall county for
County Superintendent of Schools WAS
as follows: w. NJ. Writ, 1858; Pipes,
594.
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Es-Of superior ENGLISH manufactured
and Justly celebrated Tor Elasticity, Dura-
bility and kvenness OF Point. In 10 Mum
beTs
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sr1eHT error occurred in Our re-
.,Js,;,r Of tha result OF the vote on
-, l,cstIon of the Capital IN yesterdays
o.,,,rrs We repubhsh it below cor
-ac;ed:
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LARAMIE says the oysters he received
to-day are equally as good as al any
season of the year.
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JEWEL { ESaIk1 4 ;i.i:l* :! x

contains ! pair goh-pIatsd engAysI
sleeve buttons, set 10 spiral shirt studs,
one Gents I'm. coral pin, one improved
shape collar stud, one Gents nne lin
watch hahn, and one Ladies heavy we'd
ding ring; price OF one casket complete,
jOc three for Sl.25; six tor 81 and Y for ,5DJ.
all sent postpaid By mail. Six dozen and
Il -Olid silver watcn or 90. Agents can
make money selling these caskets. send
5Oc Tor Sample aud Catalogue. We have
All kinds OF JeWelry At low prices. ".
CoIE- A Co, 10 Broad way, ". Y. City.
ES-We are the originals In this busins.>,
and have no "Atlton Gold" OF brass"
ieweIry.
This Jewrlry Casket II remarkably al
tractive ana Coles & Co. are reliable deal.
err RorOn GLObs.
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Ok ELEGANT CARDS. 80 two alike.
ZO With name, lIc post paid. Hustled
& Co, Nassau, y. Y. aug 100
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The Indians,
HELENA, MONT, August l6.-The
following has been received:

VIRGINIA, Mont, August 10.
TO Co.. Potts, Helena:
News from Bannock says that the
scouting party has just returned, bringing
with thcm the bodies of Montague, Jas.
Smith, Flynn and FsrDsworLh and there
are more expected to come. The Indians
were 35 miles south OF Bannock yester-
day morning and had taken all the
horses on the upper Horse Pass prairie
and were moving slowly.
DEER LODGE, MONTANA, August 10
General Gibbon arrived at 10 O'Clock
this morning, accompanied by Lieut..
Jacob. He WAS met at the hotel by all
the citizens who did not 90 TO the front,
and also number o, ladies who desired
TO give tho hero of Big Hole Pass q
hearty reception. The general is feeling
excellent, but is little stiff from his
wound
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quantities that it and gold shall form u
basis of values to regulate all other values
that are interchangeable.
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To Governor Potts. Helena:

General Howsrd's command arrived
at Bsnnock on the night OF the 18th, and
left for Horse Prairie the morning.
All the Cinnamon OF Horse Prairie are
missing, and are supposed to have been
killed. The rear guard OF the Indians
are still oa Horse Prairie
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BAN KS.

-, &. LIST, JOSEPH SENBOLpl
IFSRN X. LIST, gibson LAMb,
IN. 4. LIST. HARkY W. LISI.
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CAPITAL AND LAROR - THEIR
RIGHTS AND WRONGS.

chsrleston's majority. ..............i'
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-10
Manhood How Lost, How Restored

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The celebrated author, In this Essay.
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pW-This Lecture should be In the
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Sent undsr seal. In . plain envelope, Il
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VIM. II. Backhouse vs.. VIM. =. Thursby
Jno, Freed o. al VS.. The y. q. 4 N. B. II. r. %
Frederick Fries Indorsee sc. vs.. y. J. Il. Eel.
ssyers & Forsaith for use ac. vs.. jacob p. DO.
gar.
s. q. h N. Il. X. r. 10. vs.. william Noetlinx.
samuel Feehfer vs. The y. q \. b u. A.
NJ. Z: Wagenseiler partner 10. vs.. J. W.
Isaac Fisher VS. Wells q. Holmes ct al,
samuel Y. woodlinH W.. II. J. Boyer.
Jasper Forsy vs. 0augler 4 Cook
Daniel Moyer VS.. George %. Kieckner,
ohsmheriain, Freck \ 90. VS.. J. y. q Daniel
Abraham Lerchs VS.. The Dol. Ins. Co. 40.
Chapman Township VS.. Joseph Moiser
jacob ShaHer vs. samuel Darr OF al,
Mrs: sarah bogar vs. Tho Penn'H. Canal TO.
u. y, wilmer and Mrs, Elisabeth Savers W.
:, The Pennsy lvania Canal Co.
T. Harrison witmsr W.. Penn's Canal 90.
kreiker Schnure VS.. same.
Abraham Gsugler VS.. John y. Wolf
Miiilam berteh Va. Holsappls h DlehI.
loCarty, Keller 4 90. OF al W.. 4so Fisher.
Msrl. ": Bowes W. Nicholas kantner 4 Geo.
The above causes are Ut issue and for trial o,
May Term, A. ID. 1917.
die0arg, Apr 70, VI. Proth'y.