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Messrs. Charles Scribner's Sons announce
that IAN unauthorized reprint of The Let
tiers and Memorials of Jane Welsh Carlyle
having been issued" they will publish at
once new and cheaper edition, two volumes
in one, for Sl.50 The cheap edition will be
printed from the same plates on good paper,
and will contain an etched portrait OF Mrs
Carlyle.
The following novels have been added to the
popular Franklin Square Library (Harper &
Brothers) STRAY Pearls-Memoirs of Mar
garet de Ribaumont." by Charlotte NJ. Yonge;
1.-The Hands of Justice" by +. w Robin
son, and THE Story of Melicent," by Fayr
Madoc, besides THE Letters and Memorials
of Jane Welsh Carlyle" edited by James
Anthony Froude.
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of a mortgage lien older than aud having pri
GRITTY over the Jackson mortgage, Beal had be-
come the owner of the land, was fatal TO the APP
pelant's demand of foreclosure against the
widow and children of Beal. Judgment af-
firmed.
PARoL SALE OF GROWING TIMBER-RIGHTs OF
ASSIGNEE.
9.o56. Isaac N. Cool VS.. Peters's Box Company.
Howk, IA paroI contract for the sale of
growing timber cannot be enforced by either
(Section 1904, r. 81 but it may be enforced
against a stranger TO the contract, and where
the latter entered and severed the trees from the
land without right the title thereto became
vested in the lcensee under the contract, and he
could maintain an action for the wrongful con-
version of the timber, (46 Ind, 1881 Nor will
the statute OF frauds protect such trespassers in
the wrongful conversion of the timber. AS a
defense the statute is strictly personal to the
available by a stranger. 90 Ind 4l7; Is Ohio,
500; 5 B. Mon, &c., Browne Statute Frauds,
sect. 1859 Judgment affirmed.
HoMIcIDE-THREATs-I NsANITY-HYPoTHETI
QUESTION
9,675. Robert NJ. Goodwin VS.. the State. Frank
Elliott, J.-Appellant was convicted OF murder
In the first degree. Threats of the accused to
shoot his brother, made thirty years before the
homicide, when the former lad of fifteen,
were admitted. Ii cannot be said, as matter of
law, that ill-wlll may not begin in boyhOod and
continue 1nCo the years of manhood. The
weight of such evidence was a question
for the jury. (34 Cal, l91; Is Ca, 229) ri.
In propounding Hypothetical question to an
expert witness where insanity is tue point
In issue, the prosecutor need not embOdy
In his question all the matters OF which there is
any evidence, but may assume such case as in
his Judgment the evidence makes OUT (3S Ind,
lab; &c i'd, 81; 20 i'd, 10; SO N. Y, 1884, l3l.
IL was not error to exclude a question whether
the accused could control his appetite for intoxi-
eating liquor. Men who are not insane must
control their appetites and passions. 40 Ind,
Z63; SO i'd, 1872; 81 id 1929 While the law
shields from punishment one who does act
while insane from the continued use of intOxicat-
ing liquor, it does not permit him set up his
voluntary drunkenness as an excuse for taking
human life. AL The finding of insanity by
commission Of lunacy composed of justices of the
pence is not conclusive upon the question of san
lty. l5J. Where there is mental capacity to fully
comprehend the nature ana consequences OF an
act and unimpaired will power strong enough to
master an impulse to commit crime, there is
criminal responsibility. [6l. 1t is not error to
refuse an Instruction. unless it is the duty of the
court to give it in The terms in which it Is prayed
Il Ind, 474i Charging the Jury, sec. So The
appellant claims that numerous errors were com
united in the giving and refusal to give instruc-
lions. His Honor reviews all these rulings at
length, and concludes that the instructions given
were substantially correct and that there
error in refusing those asked for Judgment
affirmed.
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THE COURT RECORD.
Supreme COurt-April II.
Hon. William A. Woods. Chief Justice.
CoNTFSTING EI.ENrION--pRA CTIcE


1O,406. james NJ. Farlow VS.. William g.
Hougham. Madison c. c.
Woods c. J.-Section g OF the act of May 4,
1852 Davis r. s., l, p. 450l, requires that the
confession OF an election shall file with the county
auditor within ten days after the contestee has
been declared elected, a written statement speci
tying the grounds of contest, verified by the
affidavit of such elector Where this provision
is not complied with, neither the board of COM
misioners nor the Circuit Court, on appeal, ac-
quires Jurisdiction of the case. Appeal dis
missed
MoRTGAGE-sUBRoGATIoN
1854. State ex REL Jamson VS. Susan Beal
ct al. Washington G. G.
Niblack, 1.-The complaint of appellant, as
auditor of Washington county, averred that
Weeks. in 1865, had borrowed money from the
school fund and given mortgage certain
land to secure il: he sold the land to Grimstatf,
who mortgaged it to Ribelin, and then sold it TO
jackson, who executed q new mortgage for
the purpose of renewing the school fund
mortgage, and extending the loan for which that
mortgage was given; that aft9rward jackson,
with Beal and others as his skreties, borrowed
money to pay Off the Ribelin mortgage, which
was then assigned to Beal, who afterward OBJ
tanned foreclosure thereof, ana at the sale
under the decree bought in the lana. Under
these circumstances the schoOl-fund mortgage
could not be kept alive in equity. The fact that,
under judicial proceedings for the enforcement
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NOTICE.
INDIANAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY
COMPANY,

OIsEF I@IANOi % NEIII - 1oo0'
Notice is hereby given to the stockholders of
the Indianapolis d st. Louis Raiway Company,
that special meeting of the stockholders of
said railway company will be held at the general
offices of the company. in the city of Indianapo-
lis, Ind, on the End day of May, 1888, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose OF voting upon a
lease for ninety-niDe years of the ST. Louis, Alton
IL Terre Haute railroad, to the Indianapolis &
ST. Louis and the Cleveland, Columbus Ciucin-
natl d Indianapolis railway companies, and TO
consider said lease aud to authorize, ratify and
confirm said lease or reject the same, and to take
other action In regard TO said lease as the stock
holders may deem proper.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
GEO. H. RUSSELL, Secretary.
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Dissension in the ounard Company.

London Times.
Our Liverpool correspondent informs us
that Messrs. MacIver have ceased to be man
aging agents or directors of the Cunard
stood to be that these gentlemen disagreed
essentially with the policy pursued by the
board of directors, and that they desired
larger powers, as in their opinion absolutely
necessary TO their conduct of the business.
Failing to secure these larger powers, the
Messrs. Maclver have now declined further
responsibility, and have retired from all con-
nection with the concern. 1t is believed that
the conflict between the Messrs. MacIver and
the directors has been in progress for a con-
siderable time, but that the immediate cause
of disruption has been the preparation of the
annual report and balance-sheet, which are
about to be issued to the shareholders.
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She wants Her Money.

Elizabeth Jones, widow of the late william T.
Jones, of Noblesville, has begun suit against the
First National Bank. of this city, to recover
$1,000 which, she alleges, belonged to her and
her husband Jointly, but was deposited in his
name at the time of his death, and the bank re-
fuses to pay it over to her.
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The management of the Nickel-plate road have
ordered 1000 fat and coal cars built in their
own shops
A new cutoff to be made on the Burlington &
Missouri railroad will shorten the distance to
Denver over that line about thirty-tive miles.
A New York telegram says: 'It is officially
stated that the Chicago and Northwestern Rail
road Company will issue SIC, 900, 900 per cent.
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ANCHOR LINE.
United States Steamships

Sail from New York every Saturday for
Glasgow via Londonderry.
Cabin passage, $50 to $50. Second Cabin, $40.
Steerage, Outward S2S, Prepaid $2l.
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE
From Pier No. Al n. r., New York,
FURNESsIA sails April q. May &c, June 80.
BELGRAVIA sails May II, June 10, July 81.
CITY OF ROME sails June 8, July IA, August 10.
Cabin passage 500 to 1928 according to accom-.
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Anchor Line Drafts issued at lowest rates are
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THE DAYS RAILWAY NEWS.
improvements on the Vandaiia-Two
Pay-Cars to Go Onto the Wabash.
Personal Points.

Colonel Joseph Hill, superintendent. and N. X.
Elliott, master of transportation of the Van
dalia, are in the city.
J. G. Everest and r. Fleming, the genial and
gide-awake passenger men of the Chicago Mil
YANKEE & St. Paul road, are in the city on Off
cial business
Car Accountants II. NJ. Eastman. of the Chi
cago, st. Louis & Pittsburg, and @. j. Fellows,
OF the Bee Line system, were in the city yester-
day on official business.
Charles II. Haggerty has been appointed
ticket agent at the union ticket office, Louis
Vile, KY, vice z. T. Underwood, transferred to
the city ticket office of the j., NJ. & 1. road
]. F. Rolfe. yesterday appointed agent Of
the American Express Company at Greensburg,
Ind vice H. o. Heustis, deceased The latter
had been agent of the company at Greensburg
some fourteen years.
George Dougap, passenger conductor on the
Chicago, ST. Louis 81 Pitts6urg road, who has
been III Hot Springs for some weeks, has return
ed and his health is much improved. He took
his old train yesterday.
]. A. Webb, who represented the passenger de-
partment of the Baltimore & Ohio road at this
point, has been appointed district passenger
agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee g. st. Paul
road; headquarters at Columbus, o.
g. T. Jingle, agent of the Louisville. New AL
bRny Chicago road at New Albany, was on Sun
day last thtrty-one years old, and as testimo-
NAL OF the good feeling entertained for him The
employees of the road presented him handsome
diamond pin valued at 1925.
III. M Bronson, general ticket and passenger
agent OF the Indiana, Bloomington & Western
road, yesterday removed his family from San
dusky, o., to this city. Mr. Bronson had been n
resident of Sandusky thirty-eight years, and
left a large circle of Old-time friends.
Edward Cost, chief clerk in the White Line
7offioe, was yesterday appointed agent of the
Lackawanna Fast Freight Line at this point, and
the management could not well have made a
better selection. Mr.. Cost commenced as yard
clerk OF the Bee Line twelve years ago, was soon
promoted, and come three years ago accepted
the position with the White Line. May /, the
Lackawanna line opens at this point for BUSH
George Griscom, superintendent; George Hunt
5ngton, chief engineer; John Black, master me-
chaniei "a. Golden, superintendent of bridges,
and q. Marshall, attorney, for the Cincinnati
Hamilton q Dayton company were in the city
yesterday looking after matters connected with
their respective departments. Superintendent
Grisoom reports that they are getting roadbed
and equipments into good shape preparatory to
doing big business when 1t is offered.
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Hon. Joshua G. Adams, Judge.
Mary Farman ct al. vs. Adam Scott, admins
trator suit to set aside will. Verdict for plaintiff.
Isabelle Walsh vs. Patrick Walsh; suit for di-
Vorce. On trial by court.
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CURRENT PUBLICATIONS.
New Books.

CHATS ABOUT Books. BY MAYO Williamson
Hazeltine. Charles Scribner's Sons, New
York. Merrill, Meigs & Co., indianapolis.
Price, 81 so.
The title of the book is faulty, in that the
volume is made up of chats about authors
rather than books and for that reason is all
the more entertaining. The papers here col
lected, and in some measure revised, origin
ally appeared in the Sunday edition OF the
New York Sun. Among the authors written
of are: George Eliot, Victor Hugo, Swim
bqrne, Alphonse Daudet, Longfellow, lola,
Whittier, Nathaniel Hawt Bret Harte,
Charles Reade and Henry James, jr The
books criticised are: 1.-The American" by
Henry James, jr., and Garth" by Julian
Hawthorne; "Endymion." William Morris's
Epic Poen," and Edwin Arnold's Light of
Asia"
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Hon. Pierce Norton, Judge.
State VS.. James Funk; murder. On trial by
Jury
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OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES. By William Sloane
Kennedy, 3. Il. Casino g. Co., Boston. Mer-
rlll, Meigs & Co., Indianapolis. Price, $3.50.
A handsome volume, written In a very en-
tertaining manner, and sure of a hearty
welcome from the many friends and adj
mirers of the Autocrat of the Breakfast
Table. The poets delightful freedom from
anything like studied effort to please has
been initiated successfully by his biographer
book. A handsome portrait of the we'll
known poet, litterateur and scientist adorns
the title page.
THE ADMIRAL's WARD. By Mrs. Alexander.
Henry Holt d Co., New York. Bowen, Stew
art & Co., Indianapolis. Paper. 40 cents.
A story much after Mrs. Alexander style,
but less entertaining.
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BRYCE"S BAKERY.

Only one quality of CRACKERS made, and
that the best. Wholesale price, cents, aud re-
tail l o cents per pound.
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WOODBRIDGE, TRAVBRS & CO., Importers,
RUCHANAN'S WHARF, Baltimore.

VIM ght Barrackyi Marion County West Virginia writes June
% 1888 used Orhl Guano ground the rate 25 lbs
y the side Of fertilizer of good standing costing considerably more
money The Orca has the preference the heads are larger ana the !e
better will use again this fii
asner Wilson Robnss County West Virginia writes upe
80 Or Guano last fall wheat ub at the rate l6' M
m acre Ny wheat splendid and never had better stand Of fused
fertilizer year which SIS and made no better "he"
consider Orchila splendid fertilizer for wheat and
II Harding ESQ., of Fnwc County, Virginia. writes June
10 1888 Wheat looking well in this unay owing the lest 4
M comparative value Of the fertilizers used my opinion, sustained by the results,
still Ora ahead ofhnythng else the fertilizer way us pou
oran and grass and arenoyat WORKOUT soils
received John OFT, Esq, Secretary of the Southern
Fertilizer Company Richmond Virginia few days ago. setting forth the -
Of South Carolina Bone and closing presume for the purpose
suggesting for Ola Guno by saying Orcha u"no
has your please do US the great kindness to tell Us now "
Ii why the Flour OF = & Bone so o 10
rs we'll replied Oca uano all the 90 here and
that good and could not be made rs good rs Or
chI have furnish them hundred farmers
con county who have Oa and who viii ecrny testify
good results which have given naaby entire satisfaction Sale this
fall will belargcr thancycr.
The wheat this year Ian fthzc by Ora Tie best have
ever raised on this place gbce article also but not with good
results Is M Oria produced also stand Of gns the only
year that the taken grass although cultivation for sixteen years
Mr. Lewis writes June q 5oor farm certainly have
splendid show wheat Of the farm Oil which eoud
never raise until used Orchila
Robert f. Cglll Duffeds Jefferson County West Virginia writes June
% 1888: Al who Orha this hboooi very much pleased WITH
itand will all use the sales will b. double what they were
last wear used several years and emo hesiao III saying that
consider superior any phosphate and equal to any fertilizer OF any Nna IN
the market that know anything about
T. W Cipp County West Virginia writes jane H. 50:
Tho Or Guen used last fall did tn manipulated ati
zors used H. It made and am satisfied Will make three
bule wheat o the
L. r. Harle Ietown Co, W. Va, Aug 1892 says used or-
cl Cuano on nv wheat thin clay land lis results have been De
voni my expectations equal production that OF much ereea pa
r m gbborhoolby other parties whilst Orcia produced better
gr field where hghepcod rhosphaes were so"H
james BIu Dues Depot jefferson Co., w Va writes July ~ 80:
have used Oa Guano years past wheat and has paid me bet
ter n rvhing have the have most excellent crop
Of Wheat this year such Of clover timothy raised
froma anything
FOR SALE BY r H. Lewis Rpon Co.. Tho Locke Son. Summit
H. anl Ddffeds; D. NJ Bilmyer Nanc'YCsV" iS> O'
" /. Noand Bruceovn, Va.
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clo,e q sT4af Et!rgsmia.

county az Jefferson:
C'esk'>0H,e OF the County Court August 18th,
iS-$
Tine 6''av.ncis d List or Deeds admitted To-
r,c1-,i i sut OH'cc, during thr wr-F ending
Angus. titl. IS-3.
I. james M Barringcr and wife. to Geo. NJ.
Bc,trh0avcr Trustee # Potomac DuilClrg rs
ofa,iCu g. iced &C trust, lated June
7Ih l-S3. conveying io Acres, Roods and 80
Poles ~ Land. Date IF Record, August 9th,
o. James p Maddox and wife 70 Geo. VI.
cltzhoDv,r. Trustee oI Potomac Building As
~1ciati,u. No. Deed Of Trust dated June
goth. 1855. conveying Ia Acres. 3. Roods and
90 Poles of Land. plteOt Record August 9th
g. T.. Rush Turner and others TO Julia y.
NlslGoN. VIE of james +. Maddox. Deed OF
B sa.n ana Sale dated June 18th, fsSf.- con-
veyius Acres OF Land. Date OF Record Au-
Ann g. HlacStori 90 Jchn " Blackiord
r'oo3 Of B-r.liu aul sale. and plat. datcl Feb
r.lrv 4.th. iSs3. conveying 1 Acres and p
rc7chcs If Land Date I Record, August Tth,
s. For-est Is. Brown. Special Commissioner.
tQ Harrison Morgan. Deed OF Bargain and
sale. dated Angus, 7th. 1883, conveying Acre
of Land. Date OF Record August 9Th. 1883.
o. Nia J. Knott o. ChaS. =. Flanagan
Deed o. Release. dated and recorded August 9,h,
ls,3
F. Julius q. Holmes and wife 20 JoseTh Trap
nell Trustee Il " building Association No. s.
Decd cf Trust, dated July 3lst, ISIS. conveying
O. To. Of land in ChaIlesto~n. Date of Record,
Angus. ath. 1883.
$ Mary b. Summers 10 Laura Chaplin
Deed # Bargain aud sale, dated February, Is.
ls,3. conveying parts Of Lots No, IS ana II in
Shepherlslown. Date OF Record August 9tii
l-<i
9R. 4. Hessey and wife to Carter PFibler
Deed re Bargain and sale, dated February llih,
1876. conveying d Iot Of land in Shepherds
town. Date ~ Record August 9th, 1888.
TO- Joshua Cavalier aud wife 70 Philip Nash
I,cl IT Bargain and sale dated July Is. 1879
crrv.,-s, Acre of Land, in the town of Boil
WAR p9te Of Record. August l0th, 1873.
n. 4. Newton Nanmetre and wife % William
IT Bycr- Deed of Bargain and Sale, dated
October a0th. 1876. conveying Acres, Rood
and SOD Poles az Iait Date of Record. Au-
tu-t i1'h. 1883
T,.-c
T. a. MOORE
t..fi a.. f..'Nf'- Court.
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FORTRESS MONROE

src tut enc nights sail from Baltimore OF
Washington on Magnificent Steamers Excpr-
sionSts So choosing can take the Bay Line
Steamers az Baltimore witness the grand
electrical and pyrotechnical display i'm the har-
Dor, arrive ct Old Point Comfort and Fortress
Monroe carly the following morning spend
the day and be back i'm Baltimore again blight
and carly o1 the r'crrirg OF tie hight oi the
cr,a. Mystic Pageant.
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O"':'nH I ''''v'''Hs
AT Is BALTIMORE.
Embraced in the brilliant and unprecedented
programme is onenight o. Unparalleled
ELECTRICAL DISPLAYS,
And another night Of Wondro,.
MYSTIC PEAGEANTRY
- l.lnalciin ~ WorIl.

Never Equalci;n the Word.
on tac Electric Night, Lord Baltimore win
arrive iu the HarbOr of Baltimore upon one OF
the finest steamers ahoat, and which will liter
ally bee "a blaze of electrical Illumination The
ROYAL Steamer viii he escorted up the harbor
by from sixty to eighty tug boats, toIr abreast,
and each Carrying electric lights in various
colors. From all sides OF the harb0r Fire
Works in great proftision will be discharged
from special bgrges stationed fp- such purpose.
and the SPECTACLE ms q whole viii Ee 'n unpre-
cc..ertcd one ... g.. e.,.
Arriving I'm ti'o city. Lord Baltimore his
rdurticrs Household and Officers will be es-
c0rted To- the City Hall by most novel Militia
~ PHfadc-a thousand soldiers covered with
Electric Lights in different colors; horses with
electrical piumes ana the whole city presenting
q sceae simply indcscTibablc.
or PAGEANT NIGHT
Another remarkable spectacle VIII be wit
messed, and effects produced never before at
tempted in any city of the world.
The parade will be the grandeSt IN extent
known in the history OF mystic pageantry.
The cfstumcsall entirely new We're lradc in
Paris, and tcyCId all comparison the finest
ever usor,ci 90 this country, The l.Gporal-
lelod Number oi Forty Tailcau Floats will be IN
line, and will be larger and more imposing in
construction thGr ever before known. Sons
conception Of the amazing extent 1fthe pageant
may be cleaned from the fact chat upwards of
thirteen hundred men, two hundred and thirty
horses six bancs, -r1 TX Hundred carried
lights are required to place it upon the streets.
No advance Will be made in the usual rates
for Hotel Accommodations, either in Baltimore
or Washington, visitors being enabled 90 stop
IN either city, the Baltimore and Ohio running
FIFTY-MINUTE TRAINS
between the two cities Trains run at least
every hour
OLD POINT COMFORT