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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-28
JOHN o. PRSDLEToS, Attorney ''''''
", II, HALLER, AuctinncCr, tgt

TNR UST EE1S SALE OF NORTH
i. WHEELING PROPERTY,
BY virtue Of deed Of trust made nv Nfl,l
MuiIeney and Anna N. Munrnry. hi. vie i"n i',
trustee, dated June 10th, 1870, anil recorded si6s
office OF the Clerk Of the County Cont Of 0se
county, West Virginia, IN Deed Of Trust BoE 4"
10, page "A, will Scll at public auction slbs
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county Ne,
Virginia, on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-28
NJ. WATTERsoS, Of the Louisyille Court

IRIDAY MORNING, OCTODER IS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FXeURsIoN
TO MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

Al peFi0ll deslfinR % visit ihll neW !qlllnsL =
a excursion rates VIII be sold TO OAKLAND and ~
turn from the principal stations on the B q Q. R
r., on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER lsf, good for i've
days on all regular passenger tlAInk
The sAle o. lots WIN take place on wednesday
TraIns leave Wheeling on Tuesday At SIS and $50
A. Y. and 6:l5 Pm.
Good Accommodations can be had q Oakland At
moderate rates G, 7, AAspENV
RfeaiOelk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-09
SPRING TR ABE.

FOR MEN.
New Styles ClauGert Scsrfs.
New Styles Flexore Scarfs
Sow styles De ,ToirviIe Scsrfs
New Styles Windsor Scarfs.
New Sly 'es Straight Ties.
New Styles Dress Ties
New Stock Kid Gloves.
New Colored Linen Handkerchief;.
Now CoIored Silk Hsndkerchiefs.
Ne1 Styles Of Paiam.s.
Sew Styles Fancy sight Shirts.
New Style! Fancy Half Hose
New Stock Sleeve Buttons and Studs.
New stock Colored Shirtings.
New Stock Suspsndors
and shall make
New Additions TO our Immense Stock of
MEMS FINE FURNISHINGS
Ae Fast as They Appear from
Ghe Manufacturers of New York and Europe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-09

a Very Mad Man, but no Lunattc.


DR.. Banjo, the celebrated curer of insane
psope, was the other day engaged to 20 to
hotel, in charge Of msn who had suddenly
gone mad. He went to the hotel and WIS
shown up to the room occupied by Colonel
Poker, and went 10. A look at the patient sat-:
is6ed the doctor that at that moment the man
was comparatively calm. The doctor salutcd
him, and sitting down, began to chat about the
weather. The patient looked at the doctor 10
rather bewilderod way, ard 6nslly asked him
what brought him there. OF oourss the dec
tor o0uido't tell the truth, AID said be had jus!
come in for social call. The colonel seemed
quite amazed at this, and sat down, and the
conversation went 90.
The DECOR was very careful about what he
said and tried to draw the colonel out, TO 6oi
what the particular feature of the madness was,
snd so curiousy did be aot that it suddenly oc-
cured to the colonel tnat his visitor was
Lnadmsu. He was aTfully scared aud a cold
sweat broke out all over him. Ho rose snd
said: MY dear sir, you must excuse me, I've
got 10 60 cut to meet an eDgagcm ut. The
doctor mildly but firmly replied: "Y ~ musn'1
10, sir, wish to talk with ecu" The c,Io.
mel hcsitated, but dared not eff md the padmau,
and 80 sat down. Several times during the
three or four hou,s they sat there, did the
colonel try to mako excuses to get out. cod of
COURSE, the doctor OH cted. Aud there they
sat and talked, each watching the other narrow
ly: each afraid OF the other, the colonel near y
wild and utterly ct loss what to do. II Was
40 ,wtul sc ison for both. At last the colonel
coulu stand it ~ longer, and said Really,
sir, you must exc ,se me- must 60"
he started, but the doctor interposed.
Desperate, the colonel iJc led him. Inc doc.
tor felt that be had to oepu with terrible foe
and desperate contest took place. All over
the room they fought. Neither cried out, esoh
husbsuding bis breath. The furniture aud the
clothes were completely Vr csed in the combat.
Ihe d, c Or, however, was the most muscular
man suu finally ovaroame and bound the colo.
pel. Having s, cur.d the lun.t:c the doctor
seeing it was very bad case, then pr c,edeG to
put the culonel 10 chair, and started to shave
his bead, the colonel trembling With fear. NOT
daring TO cry ou'. acd being rnstle to resist.
One.half the colonePs he> d was shaved when
the landlord suddenly cane up to the room and
ssld
doctor, come and take charge of that msd.
m an; he's breaking furniture in the next room"
The doc:or stopped shaving.
Good Lord!' he cried isn't ihis the
lunatic?'
Mo- they showed you the wrong room"
The doctor released the colonel aud tried to
apologize but man who has been made bald
OH one side of his head isn't in a condition to
accept An apology. He was the msddest man in
seven counties and it took four to hold him
Wnile the doctor Led. And how the colonel,
Wi!h his head tied up in red silk hand kerchief,
is cavorling all over the town getting ready .
su" the doctor for 81 000,00U damsses.-N. T..
Neos.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-09

FOR LADIES.
New Styles Neckwear.
New Styles Linen Handkerchief.
New Styles Silk Hsnkerchiefs
New Styles Hosiery.
New Stock Oorsets
New Stock French Handmade Undergarments.
New Stock Fine Hsmburg-trimmed Under.
garments, comprising Chemis7s Night
dresses, Skirts, Corset Covers, etc etc.
New Styles Uls.ers.
New Styles Jacke!s
New Suits.
and many
Choice Novelties
in
FANCY GOODS.
FANS, HELS,
And Immense Stock
Of All Our Fsvorite Makes of
KID GLOVES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-09

NATURAL PHILOSOPHY VS.. EXPERIMENTS
boy about fourteen years of age was smoking
cigar on the south portioo of the City Hall
the other moruiog when citizen halted before
him and said: boy. do you realize what you
are doios2" Smoking powerful good FIVE
center, WOO 90 BET, Was the reply. But
don't you kaNw that you sre 6iliug your system
with poisut2" Nav" well you are,
That cierr contains enough picotioe to kill q
cat" I'm no Ca" II koow. l. does not
kill you suddenly, but poi5ons the blood and
sows the seed Of fell disease. You may drop
dead on your way home." Il amt guio'
home. "lt fills me with horror to see lad
Of your age destroying both soul and body.
By. entreat you to throw away that vile ci.
gar" II daen't. Some one else would pick
it up and be pizsned." "Thrnw it away aod
II! buy you three apples" "Don't like 'em."
"Or quart of peauus." Say" said the
boy, as hv fondly regarded the iuch of ashes at
the end of the Cigar, II be-, boy the Gig ATS
this morning that be couldn't touch his tongue
to lamp post and then siog "Sally Walters. 1"
he teohed, and there's crowd up there now
trying to thaw bin loose. | sin't very so,rt
about bein' pizsned. and don't keer much for
fatherly advise, bat if you've got any spare
time you might 90 up there~and tell that ore
boy ths! ecu, K Of nstural philosophy is worth
a bull barntul of experiments"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-09

A CUNNING GAIA gentleman WHO took
trip into the Country y Yesterday, when 90 the
plains, mile from any house. noticed cat. a
huge one, almost as large a. fair sz,d dog.
TWAS lying upon the ground i:s feet uppermost
in suoh way that he bad 90 doubt that it had
fallen victim to some vlsoious dog. Around
it. feeding uususpectlDgly, Was aook ct small
birds, The apparently litelsss ca: was within
range of the visloo of the observer fer some
time, and just as be was thukiDg bow much
easier il .ud be for the anImsl TO feisn death
and catch bird BY dec:vlug it than by slip
ping up to il, he VS. astonished to SEQ the cat
suddenly roll over and grab one Of the festbpred
tribe that was very near. The other birds fsa
away hundred yards or 80 and aligned. fhe
Cat only made Que or TWO mouthtuIs of the
game, and then crept around to the windWsrd
of the birds, laid itself out agsio, and onc.
more susc' sstully played the dead dodge. The
gentleman drove awap without seeing how many
birds ir took to Say Y .: fe feiae.-Cdrson Ap
peal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-09
Gtse sp@EBe ssEHsgss prs.

.H9ns'gnmepts Of Grhin, Merchandise and ali
klhos OF Country Produce solicited. Special at.
tGntIoh gwen TO si! business entrusted to NE -
frompt returns made. agents for CnmhaTIsnd
Bone Co AmmCniated Super nhosphgte.
National Republican., 1881-08-24
COLONEL ROGERS EXCURSION.
who Won the PnrIor OrEan-A Large and
Pleasant Party.

About five hundred persons went down
the Potomac last evening on the steamer Mary
Washington to assist Colonel Rogers in his usual
musical and dancing party. As soon as the boat
was fairly under way Messrs. Hutcheron, Davis
and ONeill began TO inspire the dancers to trip the
"light fantastic" and this continued until
Colonel Rogers called halt and in.
tr0duced the programme of vocal music. This
consisted Of solos by Miss Berthe Crawford, accom-.
panied by Miss Larzelier on the piano, who also
gave novel and interesting whistling solo; trio
by Mcssrs MuwdSlcy McCaulcy, and Rogers
solo by Mrs. Mcintosh, accompanied by
Professor Frank; solos by Mr.. Scott an
excellent comic singer, with the Irish brogue
and whistlng solo by Mr.. O. W. Townley.
DIR. N f. White rccited the sermon of hard
shell Baptist preacher aud the " FunerRlizing of
Bob White and Mary Ann SCOTS baby" Mr. W.
H. Particle was announced to have sold the largest
number of tickets, and the new parlor organ was
transferred to his possession OH the spot. Colonel
Rogers also announced that the management
would issue another thousand tickets and give
away just such another organ to the seller of
the most tickets next Tuesday night Dane.
ing was then resumed and continued until
the wharf was reached at eleven o'clock.
Among those present, all of whom seemed greatly
to enjoy the trip, were Colonel Charles Case aud
daughter Mrs. jameson, wife of former pOstInas-
ter Of the United States Senate wife and daughter
of General j.. w. Whitaker, j. T.. Tall and wife, W.
4. Johnson, esq; Mrs Hewlett, Miss Hurdle Mrs.
Charles, of the World and Soldier; Miss Nctlle
White, Mrs. Stackpole, Dr. Woodbury. and sister,
Messrs Long, Evans, OmOhundro, Brace, Knapp,
Bates, Mrs Lee and daughter, and many whose
names were not aScertained.
National Republican., 1881-08-24
THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
Current TranEncuons In the Various DIs.
trict Offices.

Mrs. j. B. Ricketts, and others request
the inspection Of houses 1915 lsl5S, 1892 1924 and
1926 street northwest, whose condition IS alleged
to be prcjudical to property in the vicinity.
General Birney has incloSed 10 the Commission
ers copyiof his opinion respecting their authority
to make a deed Of the Central Guard House, and
states that no deed was rendered to Mr.. Kibourn,
the purchaser.
tween Fourth and Eighth streets southeast, be put
in good condition,
The Commissioners have approved the request Of
the school trustees Of the first division to rent
three rooms in the Lucas Building corner of Penn
sylvana avenue and Twenty second street, for
$500 each per annum, and one room for 800
| in lieu of rooms to be surrendered, and also an
additional room in the Memorial Church corner
| of Fourteenth and streets northwcsD for $500
| per unnum
| The following building permits were issued yes.
terday: NJ. J. Adler, tocrect three story brick on
West street, between Congress and Valley George.
town, 5000; Charles X. Vernon, two.story brick
on street, between Four and n half and Sixth
southwest, 81 900; Charles L. Edmonson, for Colo.
mel S. .Sitgraves two-story brick corner and Thr-
tcenth streets northwest, $1,000; W. II. DunkhaTst
two-story brick, X street, between Fourth and Finl
| northwest, $1,000; John +. Miller, build a fence
wall around Friends Church, street, between
| Eighteenth and Nineteenth, 800; Joseph A. Gill
repair roof on Thirteenth street, between Maryland
| avenue and street southwest; George II. Turton
| for Rev. J. G. Butler, build two ocagon bay win
dows, 1907 Eleventh street northwest, $3.50; Samuc
| d. Boyer for Fred. White, build two.story frame
kitchen, Col j street southwest, Sl7j.
National Republican., 1881-08-24
BURIED BY A FALLING BANK.
One Man Killed and Another ScriousI.
Injured.

Frank Turner was killed instantly and
Miles Johnson severely injured yesterday by the
falling Of bank of sand and gravel in South
Washington between l. and NJ and Sixth and Sew
enth streets abOutnoon yesterday. Both were col
ored men, and with three others were at work get
ting out sand and gravel for a contractor named
Richard Shelton. The bank belongs to the Potomac
Ferry Company, Some of the worlmcn noticed
that the walls of the bank were weak, and called
Turner's attention to it. He had confidence, how
ever that II would not fall, and replied, in answer
to the warning, that bank is not going to fall us
soon as you think IL is." In n few minutes
HE WAS COVERED UP,
his skull being fractured by the weight OF the
stones and sand that fell on him, johnson was
completely covered up also, but was soon dug out
he rendering some assistance by helping himself
out with knife. The body Of Turner was re-
moved to his residence on l., between FOur-and.a
half and Sixth streets southwest, where II was
viewed soon HtteTward by Coroner Patterson. AT.
ter hearing the statements of the witnesses to the
accident the Coroner gave certificate of death
II was clear that death resulted from careessness
Turner was thiry.fiye years Of age, and has wife
but no children. The bank was eighteen feet high
The scene was visited by q large number during
the afternoon and evening, Turner had only re.
Gently been able 10 resume work, having had his
leg broken by similar accident at the same place
| some weeks since
National Republican., 1881-08-24
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

Joseph Latour Grigg, esq, and family
have returned from the springs greatly improved
in health,
Rev. H. Suter has returned much inn
proved in health, and took part in the services in
Christ Church on Sunday.
They have ghost on Vinegar Hill
which has u long white beard rides white horse
and has already frightened one woman who has
seen II so that she is now Ill.
The Chapman fishing shore property, to
be sold yesterday, was Withdrawn and placed in
the hands of General A. q, Chapman, trustee, of
Port Tobacco, Nd, for private sale.
Mrs. Susan Kinslow, an old and es-
teemed lady, who was stricken with paralysis ut
her residence on Prince street IN the morning was
last night thought 10 be In dying condition.
Mr.. James +. Norris, formerly of this
city, but now train dispatcher.on the Fort Smith
and Little Rock (Ark) Railroad, was here Mon.
day with his family on visit TO his relatives and
| friends.
An OK grazed by Mr. Ludwell Lake, of
| for Baltimore Saturday night last having three
distinct horns, two front horns and the third grow
| ing forward and out Of the back of the neck.
The hdJedS corpus case of Henry Herb
ner, fined under the corporation ordinance for
keeping open bar on sunday, win be heard before
| Judge Chiffon at the corporation courtroom to-
day. 1t was originally intended To carry the case
| before Circuit Judge Keith, but WarTenton ii
| deemed too distant and the matter will cOnse-
| quenty be determined here by the judge Of the
| corporation court,
The water in both the Chesapeake and
| Ohio and the Alexandria C9Aals Is so low, owing
TO the drought, that navigation Is reported as al
| most entirely suspended. Mr., John II PaTrott, jr.
Of the American Coal Company, received a teie'
gram Yesterday stating that the boats stopped al
| dam No, G last Thursday by reason of low wutel
had passed that point These boats Il not detained
at other points on the canal, will arrive here abou
@@V next
National Republican., 1881-08-24
BALL AT GAiTHERSBURG.
brilliant Gathering at the Summit rIiiI
Hotel.

GAITHERsBURG, Mp, Aug 23.-Last
evening very enjoyable hop was given by
Mr.. Juan Boyle, the gentleman in charge OF the
Gaithcrsburg Hotel. This hotel is situated n short
distance from the railroad station, and Is sur
rounded by fifteen acres of wood land, has hot and
cold water, and q fine ballroom. Although Mr.
b. has had charge ofthe hotel for only few weeks
It's is assured If the stockholders show their
proper wisdom in regard thereto. The grounds
surrounding the hotel were beautifully illuminated
with Chinese lanterns, which, viewed from the
wide piazzas, formed
AN ENCHANTING PICTURE,
together with the decoration Of the ballroom,
which consisted OF centre piece decorated in q
novel and artistic manner with ferns and leaves
gathered from the surrounding woods, giving II
wild and rustic appearance, which was greatly ad-
mired by the many present, numbering in all
about two hundred. Although the majority came
from the surrounding country, there was quitca
number from Washington, which Is conclusive
evidence Of the popularity of the genial proprietor
WHO WERE THERE.
The following are among those who were pres
ent: Miss Tancy, niece of the late Chief-Justce;
Miss Mcna Waring, who sang with Campanini
during his engagement In Washington lastwinter; (;
Mrs. William II. Hutton, wife Of Engineer Hutton; (;
Mrs. Campbell Carripgton, Mrs Chubb and Miss
Chubb Mr. Lcgare of South Carolina; Hon. George
Peters, DR.. G. J. Maddox Mr., William Viers Bouic
ofthc Rockville bar Mr.. William Key Hunter, Mr.
Hutchinson, of New York; the beautiful Miss
Maddox, of Rockville Mrs. Fitzgerald, ac.
companied by her daughter, Miss Della
Hunt, from Chicago, and her niece, Miss
Fitzgerald, of Baltimore; Mrs, william Kilgorc
who has strkingly pretty face Miss Riggs, niece
of the Washington banker; Miss Nicrs, oi Rock
vile, who is very handsome; Mrs Edle, Mrs.
Whitman, Mrs. DIR. Travis, Of New York Mr..
Green, of the NOntgomeridn; Mr. Hayden of the
Post; Mr.. Miller of the star; Dr. shreye, and many
others too numerous to mention. Mrs. Boyle did
not make her appearance on account of the re-
cent death In her family. Messs. Charles p. Will
Jams, Legare, Martin, and Kilgore acted as floor
managers, and did muchto add to the pleasure and
comfort Of the guests,
BOUNTIFuL EEPAsT
was spread about eleven o'clock. The tables were
decorated with ferns, varl egatcd leaves, and sun.
| flowers, which gave them very unique and
pleasing appearance. After supper the tripping of
| the light fantastic was continued until Z . "wce
| sma hours" Of the morning. Webcrs and. OF
Washington, furnished the music Tor the occasion.
Mr.. Boyle intends adding to the pleasure OF his
| guests by giving entertainments OF like nature
every Saturday night during the remainder Of the
season, having made arrangements with the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad TO convey passengers TO
| and from Gathersburg at reduced rates. ii.
National Republican., 1881-08-24
wonien's Congress.

The Association Tor The Advancement
of Women will hold their ninth Congress ut Buff
falo, N, Y. October 10, 90 and p. The following
topics for discussion are announced; Scientific
Openings for Women" Miss Mary Watson Whitney,
New York "out.door oceupatlons-se -sericultIre' -
Mrs. Caroline NJ, seyerancei Factory Girls" Mrs,
Elizabeth u. Chace, Rhode Islandi Position, Oc-
cupaiion, and Culture of Indian Women" Miss
Susette LII Flesche, Nebraska; "lnhuence Of For
eign Study on American Girls" Mrs. Lucinda II.
Stone, Michigan; Political Education Of Women -
Miss Mary +. Eastman, Massachusetts, Guardian.
ship of Children-stRtus Of the Mother" Mrs.
Belva A, Lockwood, District of columbia; "Worll
Of Women in the Reforms of the Past Century"
Mrs Lois G. HuGord, Indiana Temperance"
Rev. Antoinette Brown Blackwell, New Jersey
"Rescue Work. DR., Elizabeth Blackwell Eng
land; 1.-THE Ideal Home" Mrs. Ednah d. Cheney,
Massachusetts,; "The Pursuit Of Art" Mrs Sarah
" whitman Massachusetts
National Republican., 1881-08-24
BICYCLE RACES.
Contests netween the Juvenile Riders
Good Time Made,

The announcement in yesterdays RE-
PUBLICAN that the Otto Club, under the manage.
ment Of Master Benien, would give series Of
bicycle races at Iowa Circle caused select gang Of
oil the "gamins IN town to lend tone to the sports
by their presence, There were five entries, but
two Of the youngsters had their liver-pads pierced
before they got TO the Circle the consequence was
their "sand played out, and they withdrew from
the contest the remaining three, Berren Hamilton,
and Malet, coming up TO the scratch. The quarter
mile race was very exciting Hamilton making 1t
in l;03A, and Berren, Just quarter of second
behind, passing the tape almost neck and neck.
In the half-mie Malet came to the 'front.' with
Hamilton secondi time, 22l. In the first
quarter Of the mile race Berrien led !
iime, 100; Hamilton. 1906 in the second
half mile Bcrren passed the tape in 2iON, Hamil'
ton not far behind BerrIon keeping his lead TO the
end. Malet took the slow race, time not given.
The races were very good all through, and the
boys evinced pluck and muscle, The audience
"enthused" 10 an alarming extent, and II was
with some difticulty that the crowd could be kept
Of the track. Three lazy policemen performed
their duties admiraDly-as usual helping to sup.
port the iron posts surrounding the nower.bed by
propping them up, As they were not officially de-
tailed to keep the course clear they could not be
G1neGted to do anything, Charles q, CongeT acted
National Republican., 1881-08-24
Knochcd senaeIess Win a Stone.

Mr. j, j, Shipman, q well-known con.
tractor, was the victim of terrible assault at the
hands Of John and James Mccarthy yesterday
noon at Woody's on the Little Falls road, several
miles above Georgetown. Shipman and the Nc.
Garrltys are parties to u suit in equity in which
MIR, John n, Oliver was to take some testimony
yesterday The suit grows out of contract they
had with the Government out West, shipman was
on his way to tho city when the elder Mccarthy
threatened that he would settle the suit likewise
shipman, with knife, cutting at him
several times, Only the clothing however, was
cut. 1t is alleged that young McGarrity then struck
Mr., shipman with stone, knocking him senseless
Mr. shipnan was brought TO the city soon after
ward aud taken to the National Hotel, where he
Is under medical attendance.
National Republican., 1881-08-24
IA NaluraI CurIo.Ily.

The wife of prominent business man
gave birth last Sunday to male child Of eNtraor-
dinary proportions. They were as follows: Weight,
22lS pounds; length, "a inches; circumference OF
head l324 inohesi breadth of shoulders, 9 inches,
circumference at hips, 2OI inches~The child lived
only about ten minutes, In conversation with DR.,
George II. Heron, who was the physician in this
case, he stated that he knew of but one case OF
record of child born alive larger than this, That
was the child Of the giant and giantess, which
weighed at It's birth twenty-three pounds, and the
entire contents Of the uterus reached the enor.
nous weight Of sixty-four pounds,
National Republican., 1881-08-24
Entertainment nj Fnuouier.

Mrs, Adaline Duval Mack gave very
successful entertainment nt the Fauquer White
sulphur Springs on the Goth instant, receiving
especial applause for her assumption OF the char.
acter Of Lddy Gay Spdnker in London Assurance -
and Lady Macbeth She was asslstcdby Miss Roberts
of Laurel Nd. one of her pupils, who read the part
Of JWid in the balcony scene from Romeo aud
Juliet most effectively. Miss Roberts, who is
studying for the stage, has an unusually fine voice.
and, with her clear pronunciation and modest
natural manner, will be able to satisfy the mos
critical audience She need have no fear for hel
National Republican., 1881-08-24
The wn.hIncton Musical Assocln,,ou

In the case of w. f. Weber against the
Washington Musical Association Judge Wylie yes.
terday continued the temporary injunction which
he made last week. The principal point which
governed his action was probably the fact which
was brought out showing that, although com.
mittee was appointed to examine the charges
against Weber, the association expelled him with
out giving hima hearing or allowing him to know
anything Of the proceedings until he was expelled,
The Judge declared the proceedings expeling
plaintiff void.