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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-08-15
Turkish Ranacifv.

The history Of the world does not
afford another instance of vast multi
tudes Of Vauquished subjects so grieV-
ously oppressed for centuries in their
own native land by a mere handful Of
conquerors. 1t has been a principle Of
Ottoman government to allow no Off
cial survey or census; but it is believed
that the total population of the empire
does not exceed 1900, 600, and Of these
about 49, ,OOO, 900 are in Europe. Of the
latter only 100000 are MOslems; the
rest belong to the subject races and
religions. Turkey is not really
Mohammedan country. The faith of
Christ has existed in ConsiantinOple
1000 years longer than the creed of the
Prophet,and is to-day held with tenacity
bv tbree-fourths of the subjects Of the
Sultan. It's theVery diversity of these
conquered races, and their almost total
separation from each other by noun
tain-ranges, by deep, broad waters, and
bv lack of roads, as much as the merci-
less oppression which gives them no
chance to revolt, that have kept the
Moslem minority in so full and cousin-
ned mower.
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Arrival and Departure of
Mails.

R. R. mails arrive daily except Sunday, at lO.15
s. N. and $50 p. m. Depart daily except Sunday,
at 6.25 a. m. and 2.3O p. m
n. B. Railroad mails close 80 minutes before
departure Of trains.
Ripley mall for Newmarket, Sugartree Ridge,
MOurytOwn, New Corwin, Emerald &C., arrives
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at p. m. De-
parts Monday, Wednesday and Friday at Z a. m.
Eastern mail, for Dallas, RainsbOrO, New Pc
tersburg, Greenfield, Bainbridge, Paint, Sinking
Springs, Marshall, North Union, Carmel, &C, ar
rivals Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at p. m.
Departs same days at a. m.
Fayetteville mail, for Nevin, PriCetOWn, Hollow
town, Buford, Sicily, &c, arrives Wednesday and
Friday at p. m. Departs same days at q. m.
Belfast mail, for Berryville, Belfast, May Hill,
LOv8tts, &C, arrives Tuesday and Friday at II so
g. m. Departs same days at 1880 p. Ii.
Sabina mail, for Samantha, Highland, Memphis,
Sabina, &C, arrives Tuesday and Friday at p. O..
Departs Wednesday and Saturday at Z45 a. m.
j. N. BARRERE, P. NJ.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-08-15

The D. & S. E. Ry. has been in
trouble ever since Dayton turned
Col. Yeoman out of the Presidency
and put one of her own citizens,
Mr.. Mead, in his place. Mead seems
to know more about speculating III
the bonds of the company than he
does about building the road. At
any rate, the road has made little
progress towards completion since
he took charge OF it, ard the people
along the line are clamoring for a
change. The Xenia Torchight sug-
gests shat the resignation of Presi-
dent Mead would be the first step
towards restoring confidence, and
the appointment Of some enterPris-
ing practical business man like Mr.
Barney, of the Dayton Car Works.
the next. We have no doubt Mr.
Barney would be the right man II
the right place.
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Not long ago, says the HaWkeye, a
bov in Prof. Miller's school played
hockey for a change His father, OF
course, found it out, and struggling be-
tween tender feelings and a sense OF
parental duty, sent to the professor the
following excuse for the lads absence:
'sProf. Miller, you will please excuse
Andrew for his absence yesterday. He
was necessarily detained at home, with
nv knowledge and consents but if he
does it again, III lam every inch Of
hide of his hack. Yours truly"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-08-15

Resumption is a measure apart
from the interests of the bond hold
ers-apart from the interests of
gold-brokers-and looks solely to
giving q more absolute and IN
changing value to the money which
passes from hand to hand, and which
the working men of our country are
compelled to receive for their con
slant toll. It is good money for
the people as well as for the bond
holder Hon. J. S. Morrill,.
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There was a labor riot in Wash
ington City on the 26th ult. A mob
attacked some laborers who were
working for IS cts. day, and compel
led them to stop. The police pro
tected the laborers, and scattered
the mob. Next day the police
were attacked by the mob, when the
police fred upon them, scattering
them and woundiDg several. The
mob then posted handbills on the
fences, threatening to shoot any man
who works for less than $3.50 a day.
The contractors Of the work have
increased the pay of the men to
S1.25 a day.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-08-15

A German physician, DR.. Vigoreux,
has devised a cure for sleeplessness,
which is said to be successful in all
cases except with asthmatic patients.
The new cure Is effected by galyanism,
applied by placing the two electrodes
which are broad, fat, and Of carbon,
covered with chamOis leather-One on
each temple. The current from tbree,
or at the most five, of Trouve's ele-
ments is to be passed for half OF a
whole minute. The effeCt is usually
confined to the night Of its application,
but is occasionally percepuble for one
rr two nights following.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-08-15

The grand, National Clan Of the
Knights of Labor has lately held a
session in Philadelphia. 1t is only
another name for the so called work
ingmen's, but really Communists
party, and has, or claims to have,
over 100000 members. The mem
.bers are bound to secrecy, and al
though prohibited by their constitu-
ton from active participation in pol
itics, they have, nevertheless, ezerted
their strength in that direction and
in some places with considerable
success. It is said that more than
half the number belong to the green
back party. The Order has been IN
existence several years.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-08-15

The yield Of corn FER acre in Kansas
is greater than that Of any State in the
Union, being 435 bushels New
Hampshire comes next, with yield Of
q; Vermont follows with 80; Ohio 36.7;
Wisconsin "a; Indiana and Nebraska
30; Michigan g; Missouri rs Mime
sofa 25.4: Texas and Illinois 25 each.
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whole No. 22O3.

A ball Of waste cotton saturated with
coal oil, rolled in sulphur, and fred Qn-
der a tree, did not burn rapidly, but
sent up a dense smoke which killedal
the bark-Iice, with which the tree was
infested. So says a Pennsylvania fruit
grower,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-08-15

Mum Sociables" for the benefit Of
churches are fashionable in the South.
The guests are obliged to sit ''mum"
for half an hour, and any one speaking
must forfeit a nickel for each word.
At a ''mum" party the other night a
wicked young man whispered some
thing in the ear of an old maid, and in
less than ten minutes she forfeited $50
worth of nickels, and was compelled to
appoint a receiver before the half hour
expired.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-08-15

Prof. Nicholson thinks that it IS 20
palgontology, more than any otter
science, that a solution must be looked
for of the most important questions as
to the past distribution of animals and
plants, as we'll as Of many of the theo'
ries relating to the descent and origin
of species. Within the past five or SIX
years the progress majeinpal@ontolosy
tbas been very satisfactory.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-08-15

Col. Ross of London, and Mr..
Fickinger of Dayton, have bought a
one sixth interest in the Columbus
Journal, paying $4,000 therefor.
Gen. Comfy retains One-third of the
Office, and Mr.. Francisco one half.
This affords US a good opportunity
to recommend the Journal to any OF
our readers wanting a first class pa
per in the State capital The Weekly
Journal is only 81 a year.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-08-15

The Waltham Watch Company re-
Gently shipped2OO stem-winding watch
es, on the order Of the British Govern
ment, for the use Of conductors and en-
gineers Of one Of the state railroads Of
India. This order was obtained by the
London agency in competition with
foreign manufacturers.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-08-15

The sOuring Of mlIk during thunder
storms is very rapidly produced.
Malvern w. Hes considers this to be
due to the conversion Of the oxygen
into ozone; the ozone then forms acetic
acid, and the acetic acid causes the
precipitation Of casein.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-08-15

"a eontentedn husband who was
asked for a subscription, informed a
Society for the AmeliOratiOn Of the
Condition Of Women" that he didn't
care to have anything to do with new
women's clubs. THE iSct is, said he,
''that my old woman's club is enough
for me, and sometimes it's a little too
b1uch -
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-08-15

Pa, what does it mean &C be tried BY
a jury Of ones peers? It means, my
son, that a man is to bC tried by jury
composed Of men who are his equals
on an equality with him, so they viii
have no prejudice against hin. Then,
pa, I suppose you'd have to be tried Dy
a jcry Of bald-headed msni
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-08-15

AIsdv brings me 1OE hs Of butter and u :
MS Of lard agreed to pay her Is cts per D. Tor
butter and y cts for lard, in groceries, ana ~ e..
f0- brtfer and m cts for lard iu cash. she iases
rrocsris TO the amount of SIX and the balance 10
money. Which viii make the most above pro lts
on nv groceries by taking the butter OF tle iaI1
towards paying for me groceries, Ss'-- '-l7 ''--1-
EPIGasaut Plain, Iud. YAK q oo-'-
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-08-15

A little dve-year old girl had been
banished to the hall for disObedienCe.
Presently a curious stamping Of little
feet was heard there, followed by a
preemptOry knock at the door by little
fingers. ''WhO's there?" was asked.
'Dodl" was the stout reply from the
hall. f'He wants to tum right in, too,
for it's told"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-08-15

During the past year me Consump-
ton Of cotton reached the highest
point ever attained in this country,
while the value Of our cotton fabrics
exported has, despite low prices, in
creased S7,OOO,OO within two years, or
from $4,000, 600 for the fiscal year end
ed June 80, 1875, to s11, ,IsO, 900 for the
fiscal year ended June 80. 1877.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-08-15

When a mother is mending her sons
pants what a pang 1t causes her to find
a euchre deck and a pistol in the pOck-
cts, And what a pang-Or several OF
'em-she causes tue boy, when she in
terYiews him few minutes later on
the subject.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-08-15

am composed Of 10 LETTERS
NV 1st is in plate, but not iu dish
Nv 2d Is in hook, but not lu hs17
NV 3d is in summer, but not IN tallr
Nv 4th is in house, but not In hail.
NV 5th is iu street, but not ln town.
Nv 6tb is liz garment, butuot in gown,
NV 7th is m COW, but not IN OK
Nv sth is in plank, but not in box,
nv 9th is I'm river, also in stream
Nv IOtb is I'm milk, but not in cream
Nv whole is the name Of q Murphy g1rl gl lhls
place. A-
Pleasant Plain, Ind.
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Yes, there is something in it. If
a preenrbacker hires a horse and re
turns only the picture Of a horse
marked, ''This is a horse, John
Sherman, Secretary of the Treasury,
the stable-keeper, if also a greenback-
er, would have to be satisfied, or else
DENY his own logic and become
grasping capitalist Lowell Cour-
ier.
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III ID -n-

NV frst is a place Of resort for the great
TT10n water my second is found
Nv whole is a term on which lovers agr5s- e.
Pleasant Plain, Ind IAF cS-'
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Zoo Beautiful for Earth.

An angel in the book of life
Wrote down an infants birth,
Then added ere he closed the page,
''Too beautiful for e0rthF'
And when tho reaper Death PISSED by,
He read the words and smiled;
Then folded in his Icy arms
The lovely little child.
The mother Wept, but angels sang
In soft and sweet accord;
And ", lCOmcd the transported hOwOr
In the garden Of the Lord.
The mother wept. She will not weep
When all her days are run,
And at the gates Of paradise
Shc meets her little one.
An infant soul, all pure and bright,
Prom every earth spot free;
A babe to bless that mothers sight
Through all eternity.
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Business Directory.

Cards inserted under this head at the following
rates: For / inch space, SO year. = inch, S a
year; / inch, So a year.
EB-Twelve lines Of this type make 5azs6h.
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First. dried fruit; second, 10 make less close
or irln: third to uubridle; fourth, white cry s.
talIine salt NTH, uncommon LIMA
BufOTd, U.
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BIoce. We uugiesou-nose, hist dnerd susesg, u st
ion cuiidIft, ouy liwl sOcieus; Thaw 81 HIATT our-
men, hiwhc Fl Ouy ivided, Guy heut, HEi 1lnS5on
veale no THERE dies2 NOfLDA-
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Answers 10 'Young Folks Corner Of August So
IT., 1,,,firsI Enigma No. I-Th0nas Paine.
10 PoeticaI Enigma NJ 2-Fraylr.
To Enigma No. FLORIDA.
To Enigma No. 3-Marion Ar.eal5n =" e.l-
To Beheadings and Curtailiugs-lia ale Mary
mar. Reel eel Class, lass. Glad lad Eire, hr Seal
sga. Shake hakC.
To Diamond PuzEle=
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Cyrus NeWby,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ice in- smlth,s Now Bundlna ID story. feblyl
DIR. A. EVANS.
DIR. s. j. SPECS

MILL now give his entire time to the practice
W Of his Profession. He has had extensive
experience and will give special attention 70 the
Treatment Of Chronic Diseases.
OTFICE-At the New Drugstore, Main Street,
Uman's 81 cs. Residence West Walnut st. near
the Public School House, HillsbOrO, Ohio.
iu1ey1
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TRIANGLE PUZZLE.

Ist a State.
2f. an evergreen shrub
5i irst Letter of the Greek alphabet.
4rh. 10 tell a secret
5th, a mHIs's name
9Th. stands for gentleman. 1910, .,-,.7-
9TH, a vowel. 40 '-' --'
Dallas, %.
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To Geographical Chsrade-Uuited States.
To PrObIem-The first distance by 1 inch,
National Republican., 1878-11-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

WEDDING dresses are much trimmed with
soft roses.
THANKsoIvISe approaches, and tho wise
turkey will al once commence taking anti.fat.
--Phitddelphid Chronioie- Herald
THE Crown Princess Of Prussia Is u ,ensible
woman. When she visits an exhibition she
goes In simple black silk gown, with straw
hat, with black.band and veil.
BLACK satin wraps are considered more
elegant than the black repped silk cloaks Of
last year They are long, clinHing, and have
square half sleeves. The richest have elegant
pdssementeyies Of iridescent beads, with wide
ruche Of feathers In colors 10 match the beads.
They arc lined throughout with quilted satin,
either gold or cardinal red, and cost $500.
MARY SrALrk, Of Traverse Mich, stepped
on loose board and fell into the room below
where sat young man who had never seen
her before. He may have been sentimontally
impressed by the fact that she came down to
him from above, for before night he asked her
to marry him, and she assented, but evidently
he judged too hastily, for within two months
he applied for divorce.
National Republican., 1878-11-05
baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, Nov. I. ISIS
Cotton weak and 40 lower to sell. Middling noniI.
nslly s4@0c.
-Four active and hrm. Howardslreet aud Western
superne, t2 1903 10; do. extra, % ING T.: do. fhmy
u 5oG95; city Mills supernr t3GJS 90; do extra $40
ass do lilo brands u 256G5 20; PatapsCo family u 81
Wheat-sOuthern fhifly active, closing quiet West.
ern strong and active with i@iy,c advance. South.
orn red, oSi do. amber 81 l6GGi l2 No, Western
winter red, spot and November. q OssGli o3hi DE.
cember, 81 O5S.
Corn-SOulhern steady and arm. Western arm and
steady. southern white and yellow. new, $50 4ic;
ts,sc Tor old and l5'g &c bid for new.
Uuls active aud firm. southern, 27@Sc; Western
white .v9 JOci no. nixed gBJsS Pennsylvania. u y
sOc
Rye steady and quiet Southern. GO6CaG
Hay dnIl anu easy. Maryland and Pennsylya
Truvfslons quiet, with Jobbins trade only. Pork
Mess q 6ut@5 IS Bulk menis-Lo shoulders, AVG
Sisc ClrurIl0 sides, Esci packed, y. &C. Bacon
bllOuldeis DC Clcar-rlD sides, o., Og6c, nams-New
steady and market quIeti Western packed and roll
lG@Isc
Petroleum duh and uomiua Crude nc, refined. ~
GVc.
CTnee firm and quiet. Rio cargoes I3,.SIGgG
sugar steady uud Irp. A son, gG0t.c
Whisky steady al 81 ll4i M
Freghis TO Liverpool per steam quiet nTm Cotton
blBl hUur, p pdi grain sgd
keccIpts-flOur, SCO bbls wheat, e, 600 but corn
H.2DO Oui oats, O,OOU bu.
shipments heat. 0d,7OO bu; corn. 400 bu.
CATTLE hARKEr
beef ctle-TGe market was hlirly active and prices
were sc higher, as TO quality. Very best, u.
hrst qnany St.gtsc; medium, sesJi.oi ordinary. 20
head SALES, 27l9 head.
HOgs-Tho market was fully supplied and tTadeJwaa
hTiy active, Quotations +dgli.c Receipts vS!5 head
BIZ head
National Republican., 1878-11-05
TIE COURTS.
supren. Cour, Of tho United States.

MONDAY. Nov. I, 1879
On motion Of Mr. Alex. Porter Morse. ". l.. Duff
ESQ.,, OF Memphis, Tenn, was admitted 70 practice.
No. a. Thomas sneli-st al. appellants, VS. the
Atlantic Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Appeal from Circuit Court Of United States for the
northern district Of Illinois Decree reversed with
costs. and cause remandod with directions TO enter
q decree IN conformity with the opinion Of this
court. Mr. Justice Harlan delivered the opinion.
NoIl Washington Ford plainur In error, vs..
James surgctL In error,to the Supreme Court OF
State Of Mississippi. Judgment affirmed. with
costs. Mr.. Justice Harlan delivered the opinion.
Mr.. Justice Clifford delivered cOnCuTEIng opinion.
No Sc. Eugene Rowland, appellant vs. Lueius
o. Blake and James T. Elliott Appeal nom the
Circuit Court Of the United States for the eastern
district OF Wisconsin Decree affirmed With costs.
MIR. Justice Hunt delivered the opinion
No. Sol. The United states, plaintiff ~ error, va,
FaustO Mora In error 10 the Circuit COarl VI the
United States for the southern district Of New
York. Judgment reversed aud cause Tymanded,
with directions 10 award new trial Mt Justice
Bradley delivered the opinion,
No. ~. Amos D. Williams. appellant, VS. Johnson
HNgood substituted for T. {. Dunn Comptroller.
United States for district Of South Carolina Ap.
peal dismissed, with costs, without prejudice Nj.
Justice strong delivered the opinion
10. IS, Emerson q, OTyls appellant vs.. Nathan
Powell, Appeal from the Circuit Court O the United
States for The northern district OF Illinois Decree
affirmed except 30 far Us Il fails 10 provide oT
dempton Rilcr sale VI each parcel Of land as pro-
yidcd by The statute Of Illinois AID cause remand
cd, with directions to amend decree by making al
National Republican., 1878-11-05
GEORG ETOWS NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.

Collected by Repubncan reporters.
NJ, Harlow, Of Georgia, has taken apartments at
tho west.End Hotel
Ths eHrl., LAT c. II, Dalton sunk Saturday night
IN the lock at the head Of the Log Wall Level about
twelve miles above. Georgetown. This caused n
stoppage Of boats passing that point until ycster
day afternoon, when she was raised and proceeded
on her way TO Georgetown, followed BY numerous
other bOats that were detained by the sinking OF
the Dalton.
About four O'Clock yesterday afternoon officer
Baxter aud O citizen named William Donaldson
brought 10 the station'housa All old man named
DAVIS York aged e!rhty.lOur years. residing at No.
lO2l Twenty hith street northwest, Washington,
whom they found lying in Cooks lot between
stOddard and Road and Washington and Congress
streets from a yJund In the leii arm, inflicted by
himself with the intention Of committing suicide,
DR.. d. J. Kelly was called In and rendered surgical
aid. Ills friends wero notified. and he was con.
yeyed to his home The wound was deep cash
IN the radial artery, which caused a
cOpious hemorrhHge, from which no was much
exhausted, Al late hour last night he was In a
critical condition. although Dr. Kelley has hopes Of
his ultimate recovery. Afler Mr.. York was re,us.
citated he gave as reason for his rash attempt
Upon his life that he was old and had suffered with
ailments to such extent that he was tired OF life
He Is about Aye feet In height gray hair and beard.
lie Is a man that has always been looked upon as
an honest, upright old gentleman.
National Republican., 1878-11-05
District Courts.

CIRCUIT CouRT-CHIEF-JUsrIcE CARTIER.
George Ryneal, Jr., VS.. y. T. Hill Judgment BY
default for 500 Young VS.. Bicksler; verdict for
plaintiff for one cent damages and costs. Cres-
well vs.. Bowen; verdict for plaintiff for 81 ,66O9S
with interest. Creswell ct al. W. Holden ct al
discontinued as TO Augerton and McEwen bank
rupts verdict for plaintiff for amount Of notes less
payments. 1.-TWO other suits similar verdict Mat
ungly VS.. Fletcher; jury respited. Schiller VS.
Cabell Jury fnicd 10 agree and were discharged.
PROBATE ECouRT-REGIsrER WEBSTER.
In re estate of Robert Harrison, deceased; tht
testimony oil both sides In this case closed yeser
day, and the case now awaits a decision, which
will be given this week. The court will convene
to-day At eleven a. IN.
EQUITY coURT--JUsTfCE MACARTHUR.
to-day at eleven am, when the motion calapdel
will be taken up and considered. After that th'
regular calender will be taFen up.
!. RNAssIGNMESTs FOR TO-DAY.
CirCuitI Court - ChiefJustice Cartter.-No 81
Schopp's administrator vs.. Metropolitan Lie In
surancc: Company; .No,23l, Hense vs.. Kimmell e
vs.. Ackeri administrator; No. 236, Crcswcll ct al
VS.. Connolly: No al, Beall vs. District of Coum
Lla; No. @l5i Townley VS.. Wheeler and Wilson
Manufacturing Company; No. 2i7, Morgan VS.
Childs ct al; No. $40, Cunningham vs. sOuthey e
all No 2bl, Strong vs.. Lata; No. 2j2, Butler VS.. Dis
trict OF Columbia No. 253 barbour 4 Hamilton vs.
Hoover; No. 25l. Brian vs.. MOrsell; No. 2j6, Ches
ley vs.. Merryman ct al; No. 2GO, McClusky Vi
Dykes ct al.
Criminal Court-JustIce wylie.-Charlcs II
MOutOn, foueTy