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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-29

BREAK down in prices Of Dry Goods
and Carpets. Now 10 your time. Call
and price. Got to sell.
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Mr.. McComas said he had theory that
perfectly satisfied him. His explanation
was as follows: About week previous
to the mysterious dancing Of dishes and
furniture four or Eve barrels Of cider un.
dergoing fermentation had blown out
their faucets and allowed the cider 10
flow all over the bottom Of the cellar,
which was underlaid with iron ore
This iron ore and the escaped cider
he charged with doing or causing the
performances reported. Theexact modg
operandi Of this contact Of the innocent
cider and the unsuspecting iron ore is
not clear in his mind, but he is sure that
''in some way or another this cider and
ore formed gases and electricity and
came up into the house and in some un.
known way caused all this fuss"
As to Mr.. McComas, the gentlemen re.
gard him rs good, honest man, who is
probably well posted in his own vocation,
but who is entirely incapable Of observ.
ing, carefully, any phenomena Of an IN.
usual character, when cool, unbiased
and accurate observation of actual facts
are 10 be noted and described. Like the
majority OF mankind, when an unusual
and peculiar occurrence takes place, he
is very likely 10 get excited and not re.
member accurately anything that hap.
pened, and would be likely 10 magnify,
unconsciously, what took place.
After the facts had been sought for GO
earnestly and persistently as to cause
annoyance 10 Mr.. McComas, who init.
mated that he was
NOT ANXIOUS TO HAVE THE MYsrERY
SOLVED,
as he knew what happened and did not
care particularly whether other people
believed it or not, the impression Of the
visitors was that any explanation they
had TO offer other than those Of a super.
natural or electrical origin, were not viii.
lingly received, and they were not desir.
Gus Of having the occurrences ascribed 10
human agency. DR.. HaZlett had been
making very close examinations OF the
position Of the windows 10 the part Of
the room where the disturbance was seen,
and finally decided that, after ascertain.
ing the direction OF the movement Of The
articles, the direction Of motion was, in all
cases shown to the visitors, close 10 or
directly opposite some Of the windows.
Then one Of the party was asked by DR..
HaElett to open a door Of a small cup.
board in the DINING room, This was
done and Immediately there came TO the
floor with crash q pasteboard box. con.
tanning dozen or more knives and forks.
This was unAccountable TO those who saw
It, and they expressed their theories Of
gas and electricity, &C., as the cause, the
same as in the other instances. But the
real theory was that the Doctor had
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-29

DR.. E. A. FARQuHAR's INDICATED
CRACKERS, for the relief and cure OIL
every form Of dyspepsia, or other func'
tional disease Of the stomach and bow
els, as well as all sympathetic affections
arising therefrom. There is no taste OF
smell Of medicine about them-nothing
to indicate to persons using them thai
they are taking medicine. Their princi-
piles are 80 combined as 10 affect the sys.
TEN by insensible action, which gives q
quick, healthy and complete digestion,
cures the disease by removing the cause,
For sale by druggists and grocers gener'
ally,
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CLEANING out Millinery at any price,
at Speyer Bros
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SPIRITUAL SENSATION.
The Belmont County Farm House
Phenomena
Turns QUITO be the Work o'an ImpOslsr
A Party OfwhssIInu Gentlemen Detect
the Fraud.

As the mysterious movements Of arti.
Giles Of household furniture ut the resi-.
dence Of Mr.. VIM. McComas, some four
miles west Of Bridgeport, In Belmont co.,
have caused considerable comment by the
press, and numerous theories by the
"paper philosophers" several gentlemen
Of this city yesterday afternoon visited
the place, with view Of eliciting the
real facts in an unexaggerated form.
Judge Cochran, who formerly resided In
the neighborhood, and Is personally &C.
QuAinted with Mr.. McComas and the
neighbors Of that immediate vicinity,
invited DR.. Hazlett, DR.. Worthen and
Mr.. Chag. E, Dwight TO make the visit,
and all four were driven out by Mr..
Henry schmulbach.
THE RESIDENCE OF Mr.. M'coNAs
is large, new, two-story frame house,
situated on ahigh rolling hill near the
pike, but not on the highest part OF the
ground surrounding. An old barn with.
In q few yards OF the house Is several feet
higher than the dwelling, and numerous
trees close by are higher than either
building, +"
When the party arrived there were two
or three buggies standing on the opposite
side Of the street, and some dozen or more
young men sitting on the fence, while the
house itself was closed and the front gate
chained and locked, and notice Of "No
Admittance" conspicuously posted up.
Through the acquaintance Of Judge
Cochran, however, the party were con.
Quoted to the house by Mr.. VIM. McCo.
mas, and were left to go over the various
rooms and make their own observations.
On entering by side door into the dining
room the door was observed to be cover.
ed, in one corner Of the room, with dishes
and cans Of preserved fruit, all piled
regularly and looking as II they were
placed there for safety by the family,
The kitchen was then looked al; from
this door leads to the pantry, in which
place the performance first manifested
itsAlf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-29

GENTS fine shoes Of the latest styles
Just received at L. V. BONDS.
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BABIES cry because they suffer; and
the most reliable remedy for the relief Of
their discomfort is DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup. Only IS cents per bottle. d&M.
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= ALL Goods marked down at speyer
Bros.
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BREAK DOWN IN PRICEs.-Dress Goods
8 cents, Black Kid Gloves IS cents and
Carpets as cheap as 10 cents. They have
TO be sold to raise money now.
J, W, FERRFI,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-29

JUST opened 200 pieces New Hamburg
Edgings at Speyer Bros.
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JUST received, lot Of ChiIdrens Shoes
Of The latest styles, at l.. V. BLoND's
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THE Sumner band were over on the
Island on serenatling tour Wednesday
NIGHT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-29

LATErstyles Of shoes just received at
L, V, BLoND's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-29

HANDSOME Watered Sash Ribbons
only % cents at Speyer Bros.
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SASH RrnDoSs ten cents at speyer
Bros.
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EoR SALE

Eighty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Island
Price from 800 10 5000 each. Only one-sxth Of
the purchase money required In eAIh. The residue
may be paid annually In RTvR equal InStAllments
with interest.
Apply to JOHN P. GIICHRIHT
apo At Top Mil.
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THEsupreme Court has adjOucned I'm,
til 10 A. M. tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-29

THE perfume Of new movn hay is
waited from the rural districts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-29

The long and short men are now talk.
ing Of a base ball match.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-29

Two button Kid Gloves. in black,
brown and drab, only SO cents, at speyer
Broa.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-29

FOLIAGE LEAvE in great variety at
Speyer Bros.
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acknowledgement,
FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1877.


For ncinnati-Sleamer Hudson.
For Cincinnati-Steamer Granite State,
The Haunted House-Jos. C. Reeves.
Wanted-Room.
Notice-Ladies' Temperance Band.
For sale-Wheeling 4 Elm Grove R'y
Stock.
Mosquito Bas-Mendel, Booth & Co.
For $3.25-Cummins & Woods.
Transfer and Scrap Book Ornaments
W. S. Hutchins.
Clocks-0xtoby & Dufield.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-29

The cheapest shoes in the city at
LV, BLoNp's,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-29

THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the Thermometer
"a observed at Schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday:
'A = 's 4 's IS tn 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-29

THE lamp posts about town are rcceiv
ing coat OF red paint.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-29

Coon Black Kid Gloves for IS cts, at
J.W. FRRREL's.
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THE County Court has Adjourned over
until Saturday morning ats o'clock.
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puIpo5ely placed the Dox IN the CUPBOARD
50 II leaned against the door, and when
the latter opened II must fall out on the
aoor-all very simple when understood.
THE CLOCK MOVEMENT ExrLAINED.
Then several persons, including Mr..
McComas, while looking at q large clock
on the mantel In the parlor, where their
attention was called, saw II fall forward
and strike. on the floor. The persons who
saw this occurrence did mot give the
proper explanation Of il, for a thread
had been attached 10 II, by 4 young man
who was Investigating and who stepped
into the front hall and pulled the thread
at the proper time. The young gentle.
man referred 10 had found on the back Of
the same clock piece Of thread attached and
broken Of hort, which had been pressed,
evidently, into the wood by 4 knife blade
or other sharp instrument,
TRACES OF AN IMPosToR.
DR.. Hallett also, while examining a
piano stool that had been performing
numerous feats across the room, found
GtLaehedtO Il dLlort piece Of stout Striag some
three.fourths Of an inch long. These dis
coveries do not prore anything, Of course,
but they present very decided sugges-
ton that agencies other than cider, iron
ore and electricity had been at work, and
that agency was unanimously believed
by those who composed the visiting party
TO be some human being.
Mr.. McComas says that II no other ex.
PLANTATION can be given than that last re.
ierred to, that he does not wish to receive
that as the true way Of il.
THE MYSTERIES EXPLAINED.
The gentlemen who made this exAmi.
nation, after seeing all that had happen.
ed, and explaining the peculiar sound
given by n feather bed when pressed by
the hand, (which was caused by the quill
end Of the feathers scratching on the new
stiff bed ticking made the suggestion that
they believed that they could produce
every circumstance that had happened
within the house.
They also asserted that il was an i'm.
possibility 10 produce erea Iight amount d
electricity on The premises, or TO conduct It
from one part Of the building 10 another.
Also, they assert, that the gases" II ever
formed, could not produce the slightest
effect in moving furniture.
WHO IS THE IMrosroR
As 10 who the person is or what the
motive could be in producing this pecu.
liar disturbance, the visitor could not
positively decide. No persons other than
the members Of the family usually living
in the house were knoGl 10 be present,
except a distant relative, a gentleman
from one Of the Eastern cities, and he
claims 10 have seen none Of the perfor-
mances, but only the results. The COM
motion commenced within a day or SO
after the arrival Of this person. There
have been numerous cases re-
ported where persons have been led
to cause ghosts and strange things
TO be seen for the purpose Oiintimidatiug
the owners Of property 10 such an extent
that a purchase could be effected at
much below the real value. There are
persons who express very decided opin.
ions OF this character in this case, but as
no positire proof exists We shall not give
the name Of the party who is supposed to
be at the bottom Of the mischief.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-29

TIE children are happy. This is the
last day Of school.
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ANOTHER meeting Of Council for to.
night is talked Of.
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LOOK at the cent Ribbons at speyer
Bros
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-29

ELEGANT line of Flowers at speyer
Bros.
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The County Clerk issued one marriage
license yesterday.
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FOR SALE.

DOR sALE-coUNTRY RESIDENCE.
A house with Eve rooms, situated near
Elm Grove, convenient to the station. Call
on or address JAS. GILCIIRIST,
ielS Custom House.
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TRUSTEES SALE OLA
Valuable Marshall County Farm,
Long knOwa a, the CLEMENS FARM.

By virtue Of decd Of trust made by Chirles
Fisher and Margaret Fisher, his vile, Of MAnhall
county, West Virginia, 10 the undersigned Trustee,
dated the 9Th day Of April, 1878, and Of record
among the land records q MAnhAll county, West
Virginia In Deed Of Trust Book No. l, pages IG7.s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-29

The finest shoes kept IN the city al
L. V. BLoND's.
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For REAL BARGAINS in Fine Goods
gOtO |. BLUM 4 BROS.
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IF you want to get suited in a pair Of
shoes 60 10 L. v. BLoND's.
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The days are getting shorter.
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For Additional Loeal So FTa Psae.
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HATS at your own prices at speyer
Bros.
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100 silk Sun Umbrellas and ParaSols a
bottom prices, at I.BLUM 4 BROS.
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P.S.-We have now on exhibition 800
Ladies' Linen Suits and OverdTeSses that
beat anything ever offered in this city.
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SUMMER SILKS.
I. BLUM & BROS

Black eros Grain Cashmere finished and
handmade Silks at astonishing low prices
at /. BLUM L BROS.
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purposely placed the box in the cupboard
50 II leaned against the door, and when
the latter opened II must fall out on the
aoor-all very simple when understood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20
DFrISfONS-JAN. 10.

Supreme Court Ckdmbers-Bv Judge DOnohue.-
Hazard IT, Marks 81 aOrder granted on payment "
costs OF the trial &c This notion Matter OF
relation IL the petitioner to the infants
Wetm0re agt FunceNo proof ~ Responsibility NJ proposed
guardian Matter he MOte-Prisoncr discharged; memo
randnm Priest agt Priest.MOon granted; SO COSTS 10
plaintiff Richardson agt McCreery and Her
HalOrers granted. MOclIng agt Grimm Miller
ag. The Board of Police Commissioners The Mechanics
Savings Bank ag. AmIndO IN agt GOieckc and
Recommendations denied Hunto0n ag Clapp
DAILY agt Jacob sCt. Hdgcway, and stevens agl
-Memorandum. Matter Of pominick; lnsiee aSL
Foster; Of the Brooklyn Bridge Clegg agt me
Elastic Truss Company Matter Of Broeker and Price agI
BshOp-Granted.
CTrcRt- Part TTL-By Judge acknowledgements agt Har-
rson al and SUITS agt SameThe peadngs are granted
Marine Court hdmbers-Bv Justice McAdam.-
agt. Clarke Graf ag1. Kev.James McNuliy esq
appontee Magic sei McCoo RouA1Isky agi; 3e
hgman.-lnterrOgaOIies settled. stokes agt Doah blu
menthal ast DrOfack Manufacturers Bank ag Hessler
Motions granted. Mitchell agt FerTy-Alowance hve pei
cent kOniCsberg AIT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dismissed
McAser agt Lewis (hys case-J. h. FuriOng esq, hp-
pointed receiver MCAuey AIT. Levy.-Deaus noted New
man agt Fisk Appery VAIL ir.; Tanning agt Lucen
Manufacturing Co; Hone agt Blum Creole ag HART
ing; Mcbride agt. GooEln Runy0n agt Dayton iillhIu
agt Platt, Underwood agt Bucn; Finch asl WeiHer :
Weston aet. COnantOrders granted. Harris aS JuIth
Graf AIT. Kellv.-Recevers bonds approved.
Ky Justice Olcpp.AusOna Brass and Copper Co agt Con
.-Mot-n for Judgment X ted memoranda " en- az
Penz.-NotiOu granted uuess terms are complied VIII
Wrhman agt GiOveTBut one bill OF costs Will he aIo"ed
By Justice SinnOt-Wod Cawr; Leonard ag " aue
Fanch agt Cawri Thorn agt. CoGlels-Orders served
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20

tcray eight indictments in the Court Of General Sessions
than 100 found In Jacobss store
at Baxter and Leonard SITS.
At the Yorkvie Police Court yesterday, Charles
Seymour 81 Jersey CITY committed IN default OF - 900
hail entering residence sdor Gosein Of No I36
West Fifty frss Thurday afternoon by means Of ske
etOn keys, and stealing iewelry valued at 1928
Jacob A. Van Volkenburg and George West the
embezzng Jersey CITY ferrymasers were found guilty
the Court Of General Sessions yesterday The Jury was locked
during Thursday night and accompanied its verdict with
recommendation mercy. Mr. Brooke counsel for the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company Joined in the recounenda
Judge sutherland imposed sentence in each case or
SlO0ane ami three months imprisonment In the penentary
At the Washington Place Court yesterday Isaac
A BRIGGS and Joseph arrested few days charged
with passing worthless cheCks discharged II appeared
all the checks issued paid aud the drawer OF them had an
count in the bank In Elizabeth, y. J-.Juus sren EN-
pOYed by she Keystone Knitting Company of Pittsburgh en-
bczzd considerable of the comanys funds and came 20 hs
city. lie SecOndavc AMI remanded TO
await the arT1yal Of the Pittsburgh officers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20
rnr F1sHKILL BAyK As A DErENDANT.

suit Of Charles Fiiz against Thomas ~ Avery
and others came up before Judge Donohue in Supreme Court
Chambers yesterday, motion 10 relieve the FislNI Ma
,rsl Rank one Of the Defendants Injunction The
firs story IA that Avery by false approximations induced
nm 20 purchase papegbag patent and some machinery io
$1,000 He paid in 300 and avsnote for $4,000
rvahe Feb next which Avery deposited in the banA and
On winch he obtained credit az old deoL
The bank pat aidavit Of MT hapoye who described
himself "A Vice President and "actinr cashier Of the bank
that the notes were received in the regular course o. business
The fact was that M Rapcye had been acting cashier for The
last week two since their tefaunS cashier tfI"" H
Plaintiffs counsel declared that Avery ana barrow were III
COLLISION. -,-. -. z.
Judge Donohue sail the affidavit Of Mr. Rapeye was SO
drawn perhaps Internationally bis part rs 10 convey me
irpresiop that ne cashier when the notes We're s
c0;ed II therefore oreg reference u ascertain le
c. +. Halves appeared for the paIn Z Ae""ou oi
r.el
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20
THE COURTS.
A PoRTENfoUs BILL.

sx,,,r,N T. MARTINS CHARGES FOX LE"AL SIN
VICES.
Tn n suit by William X. Martin, now the
rrsi,lenf of the Park Department, against the "lh"o
Motel Company far legal services, a. motion was t'ue
,.os,ert,v before Judge Donohue, in Supreme Court
,ners 70 send the case for trial to referee. ms
IS earnestly opposed by the defendant John l. Day'
bo buut tic Windsor Hotel, had long lease Oh Ihe
land but when~ he had completed the structure was
rlv IN debt FOR its building and for other hens-Mr
Martin SAYS about 100000 The hotel was then trans
fred 10 the Windsor Hstei Company about September
ia and for his services from that time To some pellou
d, .-5 NJ Martin charges 100000.
~ Martin says that Mr. DAILY president treas
,- and owner OF all the public stock. hut Mr. DAILY de-
r ina, he owned all the stock In his bill of 30 items
A., Martin includes the defense OF several suits against
Ioln + pal,. his lowest charge being 500; common
bsr is $500 and occasionally h, rises 70 II 900 For
-ne tie assignment of the lease by MI DAILY 10 tue
,rquv ne charges 81 900. For drawing the papers as
=, The organization OF the company, &c he charges
y 600 For bic services three foreclosures ne
10 O00 In Other foreclosure suits. each for BOO
h charges 500 apiece, and In hfh in which me
AMOUNT suit was 5000. ne sun ch3IS's S1OU,
. suits NV fine Windsor Hotel C0mnany be charges
SEQ aud 1000 In the matter OF differences as 10 the
Wdor Hotel hc asks a. 800 and IN relation u ueS0ta-
lions as Ia one mortgage ne asks $1,000 Finay Tor
general counsel Ices ana ioI SAVING tne pTpeft, NC
AK S.OO0O The total is 100000, on which he says ne
an received a. 500.
The answer that $500 is more than the services
we're worth. and denial that tue company einyNJcuu
Mr Martin. In an affidavit John r. DAILY saws that az
The services rendered by Mr. Martin were on MS lnu
,lual employment and not for the company, ana that
NSIes The 3 500 Mr.. Martin aenOw lodges that he has
,a,d him lNartnl $500. in all $1,000, when nc
Thinks fun payment. Mr.. Daily adds that since TINS de-
n1spd was made lie has received message from ihe
sad plaintiff that there use Of contestug BIS
claim In this action; that u would be referred by the
court 70 lawyer and that lawyers would meyer go hack
on each other" .. q
the counsel for the defendant insisted that suit OF
,A character ought not "a be buried IN reierence e
tcts did not involve any question OF accounting, but
merely whether such charges were exorDitant ana
whether the defendanls had epployed Mr.. Martin ques
lions on which jury competent 10 pass The court
reserved its decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20
MOTHERS EFFORTS FOR HER CHILD

The proceeding by Constance N. Price TO recover
rosseson Of her deaf and dumb child Lille NJ Price came
M Yesterday before Judge Donohue in Supreme Court Cham
rer The sher o. child cast or smother on he ground
that he had a living when he married her but by ms VIII
provided tor the child leaving guardianship Of the
uare neither has since made several erors
a. recover possession Of her child in wtich she has been c
applied Judge Lancon. IN the fOurth JucaI
instruct who denied Application, and then 10 udge Pratt,
mn the second Judicial District IN sent her Application 10
re andOn Judge Landon sent the case 70 Judge Potter
roqer : Pryor after substituted a. the petitioners
euusel and this proceeding TOught IL this district irs
tay respondents urged that the matter wasno" acuay
pending before auOher judge. Judge Douohue reserved MS
81.