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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-11-16
LITTLE FALLS, MINI.

Bring your wheat to A. J. Sawyer's ele.
vator in Little FAILS and get the market
price and honest grades and weights.
G. Z. BRACE, Agent.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-02-21

FAITHFULLY BUuT VHSEE YEARS AGu.
LNn
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-02-21
Il FINISHED N HANDSOME STYLE,
WITH EVERY CONVENIENCE.

llt and cold at-c p laid ca l rhE BIth RlCa1s fr
sofa stlrg,- casts also laid on, wita isT hrs
5arol-a a. ahlie hca-c, vita Elegant Charaelrs "a
the prtncipai ruc1ls.
On tle asia i'lr va. BE- f1g1l Large Plri1c aud
ll1-ng hllCms >iltlE- E1cu. hal. Mosquito Raau.
ehiitrll Dlzu-- Eruls BIta E-U1l- Two Bclir1ri1.
1alses F1l tgu >t1rC-ru1a1s and hi1cCn. ItracLa
@ sar Aail batl1in-. bat uEdlr q separate rucf
"a Tie ser1ai fccr. walah l. svacaed oya cruysueH
s5i4fElF r71ll ne nIl Luu LIr-e EscrncuIs sls
4-o aFl -lol sized Bedrooms. FGrazia Rn'ui Bah
a1CzI ana t.l-ct- The Main House Is ahczt ID fsut
treat and : tses esptA he Kitchen & cluEuuieutir
u-racAmEaE.
On TIE srgll.- I-C Two GlC1a-a-. lith EtranFa and
vel bult >lIlas, visa accuu N 1slfIdu. f-r tiree
1'fs'- 1lt ea-risg-. and three gowns t1r servants
Ll1rH = also a s1ll cuiitin- i-r the Gls Mlchfnr
~ Lag = - slit street and abc1s ~ fset "a ~
l-ni >szsel- ell-Ii-ling an a-ea % 1csr--
E15Eles ls-irfl % visit r1ss Prrrsrfv en- do 80
l,,1 1Fpiiclisa 20 M Aims. pdrtina % thg par
ch1ss MONEY can -lnllu mrrt-z-v for Que OK tr1
Teass. ApPg %
so & ?. ADAMS. Aast'r
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10 lll1ss n { y y IEllss slNFVH va. VIII
the doors rere finally opened mass Of burn
ing persons vas visible within. The horses
snd properties Of the circus Eers all DESTROYED.
A uSn whose wife and three children were
among the victims, stabbed the senior member
Of The Merchants Guild IN the street, ard thea
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-02-21

INV NIIlVIUl EITlIls
The man whom they thought they had kill
ed is recovering. There was stuff in these
men to make something better than street
roushS and suicides.
Another singular phase OF the new dramatic
forms which crime put on during the holidays
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-02-21

NC UTaAes WtFN uuNnIt % nOIu NC ItaIl, Ailu
;. started down the steep incline at a fearful
rste Of speed. The train kept the track until
1t got on 10 some trestle work having reverse
cGve. The front engine then flew the track,
dasgins all the men, sixsy-nine ears and the
Iva Other Locomotives after it, all going rolling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-21
CHAPTER III.

A PARTISAN SUPERINTENDENT hy a yonrr
American painter and two sisters VINO divide hon
ors In badly painting punch-bOwlS and panels, aid
selling them at large profit to RStheteS
A studio fairly Tedolent with the brilliant repartee
and polished wit OF the brighter order OF BOhemi-
anlsln so characteristic OF gay Partisan life. A
wealth OF bric-a-ordc and spieDdOr OF hangin@S
strewn about III most delicious confusion. Dainty
1umor falling from daintier lips ike Diamonds
from the dripping treSS3S OF q NaiaG Queen. Our
Little GIL, She OF North Carolina Is fhere and so
Is the father, sadly gazing az his hands, which
IuSc the Efforts or his gloves to fit them. A VII
famous MARQUIS with an eyc-nay, TWO eyeS-tO
business He's there alsO-drawn ty the magnetic
properties OF the iron ore. But the poor lover
where Il he? Alas, also in Paris, starving in u
gaIret, ana wandering liStlesSly arnid the hurly-
hury life OF the gay metropolis In tie hope OF gain
lns just one glrl sc Oi his dear little girl
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Manhood and HOary Age
Exclaim In Unison, s. Behold the
COnquerOr.,'

COnqueror.''
DURING brief visit to the ancient town of Warwick.
r. recently. agent extended his trip the south
eastern extremity Of the town. to look about among the
wonderful improvements which have been made in the
appearance of Warwick Neck during comparatively
brief period, and while conversne on this subject with
COL BENJAMIN s. HAZARD. the popular proprietor of
the Warwick Neck Hotel he learned that the
greater part Of the handsome summer residences
had been erected inside Of q dozen years; and he
also learned that Col Hazard had been a great
sufferer from a chronic disease Of the Kidneys and
Bladder over fifteen years. the most painful form of it
being soppaSe or retention OF the urine which
so very severe at times to disable him for his
tened work, and confine him to the bed, when
surgeons assistance would be required relieve him.
lie was being doctored large part of the time but
could get no permanent relief. At times his suferings
were terrible from sharp cutting pains through the
Kidneys and Bladder; and he had suffered so long and
SO severely that he had become dis outraged of getting
well again. especially the doctor stated that it was
doubtful If man Of his age, with such complicated
disease Of long standing. could be cured. But last
summer when he suffering intensely from one of
these attacks, gentleman who was boarding at his
hotel urged and persuaded him try bottle of Hunts
kennedy, as he had known of some wonderful cures
effected by it.
Mr. Hazard says he had no faith in it. but consented
reluctantly to try it, and after taking it only two DAYS
the intense pains and had disappeared and he
commenced to gain strength rapidly, in less than
week was attending to his accustomed work. and has
never had return of the palms. Mr.. Hazard is over
seventy years OF age and On the 25th Of November,
1882, when our agent met him, although it very
cold and clustering day. he in the field with his
team at work pulling and loading turnips. as hale and
hearty man as could wish for, whereas last
gust he was unable to stand up to oversee the work
then going on in this field.
HUNTS REMEDY had given him health and strength
again. and he to his relatives friends
several of whom taking it, he considers it
most excellent medicine for all diseases of Kidneys or
Bladder.
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From North Carolina to Paris
TALE OF TRUE LOVE.
By N. II. &.
CHAPTER /.
A LOVELY SIMPLE SOUTHERN HOME

The peaks OF the North Carolinian mountains
Dathed IN the gorgeous tinsellingS OF an autumn
bunSet. plain frugal household. A rag-carpet-
POOR. The ante-bellum spinning-wheeL A sweet,
fhaSte little Sun-bOnneted g,ri. An ambitions
mother, who came from LiZbethyille. where there
was a post Office, courthouse and jail. father,
whose face Is tanned and scanned with years of
uninterrupted outdoor labor, and young,
hardy lover, whose ambition is limited by the
Shadows OF the old mountains which hang awning
like over the valley where he has just built tiny
frame house for Ibis little girl" over which the
heney-suckleS bend gracefully In purest benedic-
ton.
twain OF strangers appear; one on the bent.
the other on the scent; the former bent on ple"S-
Ore, the latter seeming treasure. The ambrt iOuS
mother strikes a bargain. The mOunta in-ShatiOwe
nome is Sold Daughter and father appeal. But
TO avail Mother, you know" has ruled so long
she Will not be gaiDSdid now. She orders the
young, honest lover out, ana father ard daughter
are forced by her strong Will to give up the plain,
simple tOggery OF their North Carolina hut and
home for the frillS and fuTbelOws OF an aesthetic
Partisan life, to which they adapted only by
The SeyereSt contrast
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Anlu~ements. &c ro.u,oh,

AMuSe enfs. &c, Tonight.
NAIioNAL IHEATEk-Mme. Adelina Patti as
Se7nUdH.ide. ''' 90
foRps OPERA HoUsE-Ford,s Comic Opera
company In "Ioianthe"
IHEATER CoNIQuE-Rentz-Santley Novelty Co.
DINE acknowledgements and cur,os,ttes
ODD FELLOWS HALL-Prof Carpenters mesm eric
entertainment.
ROLLER SKATING RINK. Intern ational Doo
Show ~0s
CONGREGATIONAL CHGRCH.-Mr. Ragan's illus
rated lecture on southern Spain and Morocco. y
ABNBRs Music HALL-Dramatic entertainment
sn0 oance for the benent OF the Washington Chess
and Checker club
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CHAPTER III.

FRENCH BALL ROOH.-"Our Little Girl Is
thr-, buI 81 ant weary, for she has heard OF the
soneTlEgs OF her noble trUehearted lover. who has
followed her To Paris. And the father, too, has
heard and IN his feeble way wants to get daughter
ana lover together once In the little house in
NORTH carolina But The Wife, ''mOther. We KNOW
and the Marquis are also there and the odds are
against father, daughter ard lover. But at last
tEe glil becomes the woman. She SpurnS the
0Hers or the go!d-Seeking Marquis, losses his Jew
eiied gifts at her mothers feet, and bids her pick
Them up IL she thinks they are worth il, then
Ialnts from emotion, and falls In her dear Old
fathers arms. and he expresses it, "secIns Ike
ohe's gone back 10 North CaIny."
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CHAPTER Nv.

kIUDIO SCENE AGAIN.-The Marquis this time IS
consFicr0uS by bis absence, for letter has
Drought tdinGS that the iron ore was not on the
North Carolina land as he thought. and therefore
Our Littlc GiriH Is not rich. Hence his absence
But the ore was On the adjoining land OF the
honest lover our hero, and he marrieS the little
girl who has proved true To him. The oil father
taxes a stand against another. We know She
nhaiIy SucC unlbS 10 the inevitable, and the happy
PAIR go odcE TO the blue hills and brighter skies OF
Their little soulh ern home, where 1.-THE sun still
Shines on the lit;le house,
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mo One Goes Away from Him With.

S'NO One Goes Away from Him With.
out Helps
On the 26th December last, Mr.. Alvin Kensler, Of
this city. Sent $40 to NJ. A. Dauphin, President Of
leans, La. with request that he forward two
tickets to him. In week the two tickets were
following the January drawing he received
message that No 10, asa had drawn the first prize
or $4,000. He at once forwarded the ticket for
payment, as 1t is subject to no commissions. Mr..
X. Is thfrty-eight years OF age and unmarried,
was born in Knox county, Ind, and raised q
farmer, is very upright, and withal very chari-
table man; no one in want ever goes away from
him without help.-OdeSsa LA Fdgette Co., No)
Herald, January 26th, 1888
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OWING TO the rapidly increasing demand for our
pure Hungarian Wines we have Opened an Amer
lean Branch. whore q large stock Will always he
kept OF our Cdrl0wiiZ, the Great Hungarian Claret
ahu all other kinds of Still and Sparkling Hun,
sariah wines Orders from the trade, in all prn-
clpal cl'les or the United States and Candies
some Show Cards VIII be suppIled gratis ~
1Ieger. limited, Purveyors OF Hungarian Wines by
special appointment TO the Queen or England No
W Filth avenue, New York L. s. A.
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Ma. Gro. WH1rE.
l. A D E s. TALL

L
Is Now Prepared to AXE Orders for
EVENING. RECEPTION AND DINNER DRESSES.
WEDDING TROUS EAUS AND
STREET COSTUMES
London Tailor made Riding Habits London Tailor
made Cloth Costumes All the work is done in first
class style. made by Men Dressmakers and yailors
Best mt guaranteed Every Ly leaving this city should
WIN her cutting ana hitting. flS-44em
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A New Five Cent Nickel

given In change to every cash purchaserlof a dol
lars worth or over. Special bargains In Table
Linens, Towels, Napkins, Sheetings, &C. A large
me or Dress Goods much below regular prices
New lot OF EmbroiderieS and LaceS Reliable
goods and reasonable prices, at KER's, $50 9TH
street northwest,
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Mr.. II. s. Berlin

LIE Drolt buildings, says: 81 have used Browns
Iron Bitters with excellent success in malaria and
nerve trOuDleSo
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Special Weather Bulletin.
TOMORROW TO BE A FAIa DAY.

The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
The following special bulletin to the press: The
river has risen slightly at Cairo, 1t Is now fiftyone
feet ten inches, and within one inch OF the ri. h
water mark or last year. At Memphis, the river
Is thirty-three feet nine inches, and ONLY three
inches below danger line. 1t Is above danger
line at Helena, and has risen seven inches at
V1ckSburg, where IL is thirtyDine feet five inches
or nineteen inches below danger line. The rivers
have fallen eighteen inches at Cincinnati and
Louisville four feet at Nashville and one foot Mt
b. Louis. The Indications are that the river Will
reach Its maximum at Cairo tomorrow and the
lower Mississippi will rise slowly, reaching The
danger line at Memphis to-day. Snow prev allied
In New England. New York and tie lower lake
region during the night, followed Icy fair weather.
Fair weather continues to-day in the southern
states, the Ohio and the Mississippi valleys and
upper lake region, with Eortherly to westerly
winds. The temperature has fallen about ice
In the northwest and upper lake region, and risen
slightly In the southern middle nd New England
states. The Following special temperatures were
reported at p. IN. yesterday: Washington, A.;
N0rfolk, $50; savannah. SO: Atlanta, So; Jackson
Vile, 6lo: Pensacola. 63o New ORLEANS, GO: Gal
weston, SO; San Antonio $50: Tucson. CSC; Los
Angeles, $50, and San Diego, $50. Fair weather is
indicated for New England and the northern pOr-
ton OF the middle states tomorrow. Partly cloudy
weather is indicated for the southern States ana
Ohio valley, with occasional rain On Thurs
day.
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WAsHlNGToN's BIRTHDAY, as usual will find
paws gaI1ery thronged with visitors who desire
stlh9s put all will be accommodated by the adj
9ltloh 0i Increased force for the day to meet the
rom a m. to5 pm. The Instantaneous process
viii oe used entirely ,rdhO,n eJtra charge Cab,-
nets - per dozen S25 Pa. ave, near 10th street
frOoiS shown and satisfaction given in every case
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fCssELLs Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russ,
SPLENDID GLASSES, 81. Hem7ler,s, 45s Pa ave

CLINEDISSTs studio viii b. open on the 221 Of
February (W&siinrtOn'> birthday to acconmC-
GATE The demand FOR slttngs- Latest Paris pro-
cess speciality.
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CITY ITEMS.

why Suffer Living Death from Asthma!
o. Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup viii cure you quickly.
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Forty Years Experience Of an Old Nurse.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses in
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children 1t relieves the child
in the bowels and WHY'D collie BY giving health
to the Child 1t rests the mother Price IS cents a
bottle m,W,S
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And this Is the story of '.Esmeralda.

IN The CASE of VIM. Free. who was before the
Police Court recently for wasting Potomac water,
inspector h15bin reported to Judge Smell This
morning tl.tt the plumbing had been repaired
and the court dismissed the case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-21

Reported for The EVENING STAR.

The CELEBRATION OF THE 22p.-Preparations for
the observance OF Tomorrow here are now COM
maturei its arrangements last night The lodge
church. where Rss. Dr.. Dame win deliver dis
in the evening the Hon. c. E Stuart viii deliver
the centennial address The Braddock House will
pc open IN the evening to all Masons and their
lady friends, and at 10 O'Clock a banquet Will be
served In the dlnlng-room OF the hotel st. Johns
academy n.y. Cade lets VIII parade IN the mornlag and
Fellows fair viii be open. Superintendent OF
Police Collender is busy cleaning up King street
for the occasion: and has ordered the removal Of
all boAe3 and other distractions from the street.
way.
Cpd FEILows' Observation-Disclosures Ramsden,
Oh SprIllnSIeid, Mass, who came here Yesterday
ana Tell iIo commissions on the street, was at first
olscovere9 py the police 1t was found that he
was an Odd Fellow. and the members OF that
cared for his comfort. 1t is said that he has re-
Gently been an inmate OF an insane asylum. He
will be sent to his friends
CHURCH MEErISG-The CONGREGATION of the
Second Presbyterian prince street church hold a
meeting tonight to consider the subject OF elect
ing aad Nsr elders and deaeons This
has largely increased It's membership.
STATIoNHoUsE.-ErnestC lan1, arrested by ON
conduct, is the ouly prisoner at the stationhouse
this morning. There were no dodgers last night.
~ REPORTERS NoTEs-Golden Light Lodge OF Good
visited the Odd Fellows fair at McBirney's hall
last nighL--Wm. O. Miller, colored citizen long
engaged at the post office building, has been or
G. Dictator Towne. OF Washington. made an ad-
dress at Belle Haven Lodge, Monday night, at
their hall on South Fairfax street.-The corpOr-
alton court, Judge Meade, has adjourned until the
March term.-Mr. VIM. S. Hough, venerable
printer, Is now quite sick at his home.-The
funeral OF Mr.. Charles 7. Tracy took place here
yesterday afternoon from St. Pauls church, the
remains having been brought here from Washing
and there will be large number OF additions to
the church.
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TWENTY EIGHT PIECES OF Madras lace curtain
ns, price - cents, having the effect of stained
giass, Just received by julius Lansburgh. 315 18th
street InlS advertisement Is entered Tor the bene.
~ vi uose OF our patrons who were disappointed
Al no. Deltg accommodate when We made Our
call at once oA1 w
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GRAND OPENING OF Easter cards and Easter nov
eties to-day at j. &. Parkers, No. Oh and 6l9 1th
ST., bet. and q Sts. ~
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Emancipation Day.

PRELIMINARY ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR CELE-
BRATING A NOTABLE ANNIVERSARY.
meeting OF cOlored citizens was held last
night at Kembalrs hall, on street. between
~ and 9Th streets, to perfect a plan to
celebrate the twentieth anniversary of the
proclamation Of President Lincoln emanc1-
patlng the slaves In this District Mr.. O. s. B.
Wall occupied the chair, with Mr.. M. F.
Hamne as secretary and Mr.. Charles Ii. Marshall
assistant. MI. Perry Carson submitted a resolu-
ton, which was adopted that 'the colOred citizens
OF the District of Columbia, in mass meeting as
selnbied do request each legislative district and
ali civic Organizations. to elect appoint five
delegates to meet at Kemballs hall. G street, on
the evening or the 18th OF March, to elect chief
marshal for the grand parade in honor OF the eman-
c1patlon proclamation OF President Abraham Lin
coin, which will take place on April 10th, 1888:
mat there be committee Of five appointed to In
vite all organizations in the District OF Columbia
TO take part in the demonstration" Some amend
mentS were afterwards made to the resolution, one
TO the eff ct that all organizations having CEN
tral head or grand body may be entitled to five
delegates, and each subordinate organization to
each
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Past SAVING
From the n. Y, Star.

Rerdells confessions amount to complete CIV
Ing up OF the case for the defendants. Poor Dor
sey must feel as though not even "soap" can save
him.
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On Thirty Days, Trial.

The voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will send
Electric Appliances trial for thirty days to men
young or Old) who are afflicted with nervous
anteeing speedy and complete restoration OF health
and manly vigor. Address as above. N.B.-No
risk is incurred, as thirty days trial is al
lowed. WSm
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ASSIGSEE's SALE.-At cost price dry goods fancy
gooCs hO1iery notions, &c. DC, comprisn g entire
stoch o, NrSN- Gutmals dry goods establishment
No 9!2 ata street northwest. Great bargains In
ali lines are offered, the entire stock must
De disposed o. BY order of
ABRAHAM FISHER Assirnee
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LoHMAN'S SrMPLIFIED BANJO METHOD guarantees
70 teach tune in ten minutes. Every one their
Own tedcher Book OF 20 tunes sent on recent OF
y cents. Address Wight, P.keSyiIle RaItiinora
county, MARYLAND 'o
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JOS WILSON, alias Howard Hamburg a youno
Coloftu msn, was in the tolls at the Police (ourI
tIIs morning charged with being suspicious per
soD, IN having an oyercOat in his possession that
Ee Soui give 40 satisfactory account of. The case
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THE HEARING IN THE COURT IN GENERAL TERM
The case of the will OF Rev. Jared L Elliott is
now being heard in the Court in General Term
Messrs Cook and Cole appearing for the caveator
OF the Will, Edward G. Elliott, a nephew OF the
deceased, and Messrs. j. j. Johnson and w. F.
Mattingly for the propounder OF the will, Mr.. FL.
Clay Stewart, executor and resfduary legatee.
The deceased died on the morning OF April 18th,
1! In the 18th year OF his age. having on the pre-
eeding day signed and executed what .purported
He was bachelor. and one of four children, there
having been one brother and two sisters. The
brother died many years before him, and his two
sisters only short time previous to his death,
neither of his sisters ever having been married.
The caveatOr is the only child OF the deceased
brother, and consequently the next OF kin and
only heir at law OF the decedent. Deceased left
an estate OF from 500 0O s70,OOO consisting en-
tirely or personal property so far as ascertaned,
and largely of government bonds and bank stock.
The day before his death the alleged will was
made and executed, in which he directed that
$500 be paid to the nephew and the bulk OF his
estate to Stewart and was left with Mr.. Wright
Curtis. This will was filed in the Probate Court,
and the nephew filed a caveat and issues
Court for jury to determine whether
the paper was executed and attested
In due form OF law and whether at the time of
the execution OF the paper the teStator was of
sound and diSposing mind, capable OF executing
valid deed or contract, &c. The trial, which was
commenced February 10th last year. and con-
Guided On the 21st of the same month, resulted in
for new trial on exceptions and overruled, and
an appeal taken, and at the request OF the pro-
ponent OF the will, the evidence and proceedings
were certified In the form of a case stated.