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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-08
BLAZE on The WHARF.
\ Very satisfactory Sort Of Fire ExtiR
~-Saher

\ Very satisfactory Sort Of q Fire ExtiR-
S5sbSr.
\ large crowd was attracted 20 the wharf at
the foot Of Twelfth street about ; o'clock
YESTERDAY afternoon to stiffness a test Of the
Harden Hand Grenade Fire EItinguisher
The test was . most satisfactory one. Two
large Horr9sbcxes we're laced one upon the
other and tho interior space filled With kind
Eus voad cad "srslsiOr,' the boxes having
bcea pEayiUusly veil coated With axle grease
and tar Several gallons of Bstrolsum was
tEn thrown Over the mass and match APP
piled. In 0 pOasnt the Sauces we're shoot
ing twelve or EfS1a Tea in tss air, while
the heat was 30 intense O. TO force the crowd
back thirty or forty iset. Ono Of the gen
tlensa cOndSsting the szpsrinsnt then APP
Vroschsd 60 close ss possible 10 he blazing
pile and tSsed . csus!s OF the grenadeS in
TO the Ransa Every pOrGcls OF blcze was
Instantly s1dsguisksd Fire sill shoulder
ed in the bottom Of tSe box, however, where
the liquid GRd gas of the ,Nting usher could
not get at IT, aud in 0 few miRntes blaze1
up again to height of TIRES or four feet,
but one or two more grsnadGs e6ectually
put out the sanes Leaving o sa's of black
ened boardJ and sticks, Tho Herdsn Hand
Grenade Fire EztinSuishcr conGsts of a
glass globs, filed With . chemical fluid
highly saturated 9th, aad generating in
hreheat Al immense volume of fre-eXtin-
gushing gas, in which it is impossible for
combustion to continue The duid itself is
perfectly harmless to ersou or clothing.
Another test viii be made at the same
lace about o'clock this evening, which
cur business men and manufacturers should
rot fail to attend
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LICENSES GRANTED.
Orr s Spear, on CaldweIrs Run-AIiehaei
stein, in Fulton

Orr s Spears, on CaldweIrs Run-AIichael
Stein, in Fulton
The report of the speca co nmittee ap'
pointed to investigate the petition of Messrs
Orr & Spears for license to sell liquor on
Caldwelrs Run, at'the old Miller property
informed the Board that all the people liv-
ing along the road, excepting one woman,
were personally interviewed by the commit
fee, and objected to the sale of liquor at
this point. The following are the names OF
the parties living along the road and who
were oppascd 10 il: Mr.. John Helstela'
Michael Helssein VIM. Criswell, G. Butler,
Henry Spears, Mrs. Bruner, Anton Spear,
f. Weiniche. Vim. Spindler, Chas. Fisher,
j S. Garvin and J. c. Little Mr.. Schocke,
who resides next to Mr.. Orr, would not say.
Mrs. Shonour. who resides about half
mile above the proposed saloon, was IN
favor of it. The report of the committee
was received and filed.
Notwitl standing that nearly every resi-
dent living along the road in the immediate
vicinity of tho proposed saloon, objected to
any license being granted, Mr.. Boring
mONCu 10 grant lne llCShHC HA" 'eiS $500
ed by Mr.. Delbrugge. The former gentle
man spoke at some length in favor OF the
license.
Mr.. Sreidcl spoke against it, taking the
grounds that, as the residents along the
read were opposed to it, he did not think
the board should grant the license.
Mr.. Maxwell also spoke against the Il
cense.
The motion Of Mr. Boring was adopted
by the following vote: Messrs. Boring,
Comcrtord, Delbrnggc Stein and Stoker in
favor Of it, and Messrs. Maxwell, Nichols,
Speidel and Woods against it.
The bond Of Yessrs. VIM. Orr and Thos;
Spears, TO sell spiriinous liquors at the old
Miller property, on Caldwell run. with
Messrs. VIM. 4. Garter, Fred. Happy aud
Freeman South rs securities was accepted
by the board.
Mr.. Michael Stein was granted license
to sell sp;ri,uouS liquors, etc, at the Fulton
House. in Fulton. Mr. Stein presented his
bond IN the sum of $4,000, with Peter
Welty and F, Happy as security, which was
! accepted by the board.
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Transfers.

The following conveyances were admit
ted to record at Clerk Hooks Office yester-
day:
A deed made re Both day of April, 1872,
by Joseph Williams and wife, of Belmont
count, O., to G. P Criswell, of this county,
in consideration of $4,000 for lot No. -
on Zane street, Island
A deed made the 18th day Of July 1884
BY VIM. Spargo and wife TO Henry and
Thomas Collins, in consideration of g..
10000, for the north thirty feet Of lot No,
"a, situated in North Wheeling
4 deed made the 9TH day Of July, 1884,
by George King and wife 10 B. F.. Connolly
in consideration of $500 90 for the one-ifIh
interest in what is known as the Robinson
farm, adjourning Aaron Kelly 5 place in this
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GOSSIP AND eoss,p,n,
Friends, strangers and au.,,.
Personal NJ. eoeaal And

Friends, stranEers and Guest. -.
Personal News. aad
Judge johnson leaves our mids ..
William d. Rodgers and no,b., =.
for Boston to-day. 10"
Judge Green, Of the Supreme Co0, :,
the city last evening.
Mr.. Charles Menkemiller and b,;s.
now sojoarning at Milwaukee. "
Miss Ada Drake, of the South Sid. !;
visiting friends at Gallon, Ohio. =
Mr.. VIM. Combs, ST., is dangerously N :.
his residence in the Eighth ward
SQUIRE McCready. of the Eighth ward :.
confined to his house with illness.
DR.. Pipes, who has been seriously II 4.
for some time, is slowly coavalescing
VIM. Armbright of the Eighth ward !
now in Dakota, the guest of John Divine
Mr.. Durand Sylyis, promiaea, MALE, ;
Pittsburg, is visiting his brother, LieG.cna.
Sylyis.
Chief Clerk Wilme.th, of Supcriutenl,-
Butchers Office, left for Chicago yesiey!,,
afternoon.
Cbas. Evans, manager of LaBelle ~
factory, is confined 10 the hoase with m Il,
rial fever.
Miss Alice Reece, Of Wellsburg, is Il
guest of Miss Emma Goodman, on E.
street, South Side.
Mrs. Work and son, accompanied
Miss Annie Gavin and brother, leave {,
Pickaway, Ohio, today.
W. E. Reppert. Esq, Passenger Ages !
the Central Ohio division, B. 4 o., is Sg
tered at the Mcclure House.
Mr. Winter, Of the Volksblatt left
Chicago last evening, to represent his pa
at that point during the convention.
Mr.. Irwin, the popular drug CLERK
Younr's South Side pharmacy leaves for
home in Kentucky today to VISIT his paren'
Miss Annie Work, a charming yoll
lady of the South Side, will spent i
heated term a, Harrisburg, Pa. She leau
to-day
Geo. Armbright, the well known Or.
clerk Of Mr.. Brice's Eighth ward pharmac
is considered dangerously i'll with typa5
fever.
Masters Willie and Malcolm Bricc "
leave on the Telegram to-day to s?el
their vacation with relatives in BeIno
county, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson. of McKeespor
Pa, who have been the guests of the Miss
Greers, on Fourteenth street. for some tn
past, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Cushing and daughl
leave Thursday for Painville, o., when u
will he the guests for few weeks ON
and Mrs. Edward s. Page, Ct Cleveland.
Col. S. r. Johnson, road master o! the
& O., with his assistant, Major J.
Hunter, with their elegant private car, N
;G2, who were in the city for shor, TN
yesterday, left last evening on No. } &
Grafton,
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A Close Call.

Yesterday afternoon the workmen eu-
gagged in digging up the old Foundation of
the finishing rolls at the La Belle Mil had
a very narrow escape from being badly in
jured if not killed. The men, eight in num-
Der, were down in a deep hole working, AMI
in some manner the large crane, which is
situated at one side Of the hole, gave way
and would have fell into the hole had it
not have caught on several timbers in the
mill. and now lies across the hole, about
fifteen feet above.
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BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.
Regular Monthly Meeting Yestsr-
day Morning.
Licenses Granted, An Old Damage Case
Compromised, and General Routine
Work Done.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board of County Commissioners was held
at the Court House yesterday morning,
The meeting was called to order by the
Chairman, with all the members present, ex-
cepting Capt. Prince, at eleven o'clock.
No spirited debates were INDUCED in BY the
members and the body adjourned after a
session of about an hour and halt.
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Excursion on the Ohio River Road.

What promises to be the most successful
as well as the most enjoyable excursion of
the season, is the one arranged by the
Mannerchor over the Ohio River r. r. To
Marietta and Parkersburg, Sunday July Il:
Train win leave PeSiky depot at 7 a. ~,
stop at the sugar refinery and Benwood.
Returning will leave Parkersburg at els
pm. This will De splendid opportunity
to view the grand scenery along the route
a ride of "a miles. Cars will be reserved
for ladies and their escorts. Fare round
trip 81. tickets can be secured at Gan
ding's clothing store: Twelfth street; John
Beeker's iewelry store, Eighth ward or from
the members Of the society.
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EDirect Importation OF Foreign Fruits.

Messrs. 7. \. Morris 4 Co, the enterpris,
ing commission merchants at No. 1920
Water street, are receiving daily tropical
fruits Of all kinds, Bananas from Aspin-
wall. Mexico, Jamaica, San Domingo, Mas
sau, and Bermuda; lemons, oranges, pine
apples, lines, etc Their warehouse is large
and admirably adapted for their business.
Persons desiring tOsecure these goods as low
as they could be got from New York, will
90 well 10 call on the West India Fruit Co.
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The following newly elected officers Of
the Baltimore Lodge K of p we're installe
last evening: P. c.. Geo. Meadow; G. c.,
James Sanders; V. c., Frank Donnel; Pre-
late, ". H. Frank; NJ Of E., Thomas Bish.
op; X, Of r. and s., Henry Uthman. JOIN
G. Hater6eld was elected representative to
Grand Lodge
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weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, d. C.. July :, N
For the Ohio and Tennessee valleys slight
IL warmer, fair weather winds shifting to
easteriv. and lower barometer.
For the lower lake region, fair weather,
northweSterlv winds in the eastern portion
and shifting TO easterly in the western Poc-
ton, with slightly warmer weather in the
eastern norton
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The Circus Today.

The patronage received by the circ0s
which will be among US to-day. by all Of the
cities in the country indicates conclusively
that the show is one Of the largest and
finest on the road We predict for them a
large patronage from our citizens who are
lovers Of a gOod show.
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Wait for the Big show Not in Wheeling
Until Tuesday, JeIy soth, John Robin
sons Tea Big New shows.

Wait for tho Big show Not in wheeling
Until Tuesday, Jelly soth, John Robin
sons Tea Zig New shows.
Nj. John RobinSon-may success reward
his enterpriss-haS taken the field for his
ffty-ninth annual summer campaign, with
an exhibition that in the real art of the
arena. fairly distances all It's competitor e.
He is particularly strong in acrobatic tai.
ent. His trapeze performers are unriyaIed,
and his riders, both male aSd female, are
in the front rank OF their profession, while
his educated elephant, School stan 5
alone. \ crowded house greeted their
first performance yesterday. Before the
band struck up there was a solid embani-
ment ofhumanity all around the circle and
as act after act came on and went Oft the
stream Of spectators still flowed ceaseleSs!y
inward The vicinity was all aStir with the
excitement of the show. and inside the audi
ence manifested the heartieSt approval of
what the management had done for them.
The entire show is filed to reple,ion with the
most wonderful, novel and startling featg-
and marvelOus exhibitions of athletic aero
battle, equestrian and gymuaStic Perioymln
ces ever seen in q circus and menageries
and acknowledged by one aad all
to be the grandeSt of all the big shows ever
witnessed in our city The par, d. in the
morning was q pageant OF Oriental SPLEEN
dar and parbaric pOmp. The long retinue,
as It fled through the principal streets Of
the city with the Gorgeous trappings, bril-
liant in scarlet and gold, with FIVE flll milf
tary bra bands seoursing all the pop liar
airs of the day, made up a spectacle that
crowded and packed every street with eager
sight GERS, who cheered and applauded each
new feature as it came into vie Y, with a
htartineSs and enthusiasm never before wit
messed in the Queen City. We cordially b.
speak arm welcome for John Robinson
and his Ten Big New Shows this season, for
he has actually "out Hcroded Herod' with
his mammoth combination this year-Cin-
cinnati Enquirer.
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lust Receiving

Another lot Of carriages, jump heats iV
and three spring phaetons, dog cart, pi,a
box and cut down front buggies al "a
leather trimmed and warranted; also 70,
platform and three spring wagons Tor lcs
money than ever before offered in Whcclia,
Call, see and price att. W. FereIs cons
Main and Twenty.urst streets.
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LEFT On THE STEP.
4 Young Child Six Months Old Abandoned
by Its Mother at BsIIairc.

10y us -AVIIItI III I''-II8E'IV'
The people Of the Second ward were
somewhat stirred up over the fact a young
baby had been left on the step Of Mr. John
B. Shameafelt's residence, yesterday after
neon. A strange lady was noticed to set
the child down and walk away. No one
thought oft for several minutes, when it
was wondered why the mother did not re-
turn. Shortly after the infant was taken
into the. house of Mr.. John Grouse and ten
deEly cared for by the women folks. The
little creature appears 10 he about six
months old and is quite healthy. The
police started for The mother, but a! this
writing have not found her.
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The Clearing sale

off. NJ McGilliu 4 Co, drew great many
customers 20 their store yesterday. We un-
derstaud the sale continues from day u
day until their immense stock IS very ma
tcrialIv reduced
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TrESDAT, Jolly s. 1854.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to lew Advertisements,

Administrators Notice - Dorathea Bis
CEoE
Wanted-Situation as DreSsmaker.
Regular Steubenvile PAcb0t-S;sAmer
Elaine Local Page.
Washington and Lee University Local
Page
New Drug Store-Kurtz Bros Local
Page
Wanted-Girl to do Housework-L Local
Page.
Wanted-Rooms- LEGAL Page
Buggies, Phaetons and Damaged Goods
j. ". FerreL
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jos lot of s., 600 worth Of Mems Clo,hn!
Bought at so cents on the dollar and will y
sod the same way. Call and see for YOU
self By j. w FERRELr,
Cor. Main Twenty first SIS
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AtSix O'Clock.

Saturday excepted, our store win be closed
for the day. Those who would take advan-
tage Of low prices must do so during the
day. Z. NJ MeGillin & Co.
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Our Customers

from BeIlaire and Martins Ferry sholld ask
FOR the McGill'n & Co. shopping tickets to
secure low rates. f. NJ Acoilhn i Co.
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BsIlrsr.Rsd Martins Ferry

were well represented in town yesterday,
the f. VI. McGillin Il Co. stopping eXcur-
sion being we'll patronized.
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leo burehes Bananas,

lou boxes Imperial Oranges,
200 boxes choice MeSSina Lemons,
Just received and for sale at low market
rates. G. S. FEENY, l4l0 Market St.
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OUT or TOWN.
Death of a Prominent St. Glars
vile Lawyer.
Narrow Escape From a Serious Acct.
dent---feIl From Tree---
Other Neighborhood
News.

ST. CLArRvILLE, o., July Another one
Of the leading lawyers of the Belmont
county bar is dead. The messenger which
beckoned Captain Peter Talluan to the
bar of God came early on Monday morning,
and the community, on hearing the news a
few hours later, were rs terribly shocked as
in the other cases which have been recorded
in the REGISTER this summer. The reaper,
Death, is taking q broad sNath IN Belmonts
Bar Association. FRS; Judge Cowen, fol-
lowed shortly after by Judge Chambers,
and now Captain Tailman. Captain Tall
man was the oldcS, member of the bar, and
wGs unusually we'll at the term of court
which has Just closed, and therefore his
death. although he has been in poor health,
was an unexpected shock. There was
probably not a man at the bar more widely
known, or one who had gained more
noted reputation as legal adviser. \ pre-.
liminarv meeting of the Bar Association
was held yesterday at p. m, and arrange.
mcnts were made Tor the funeral, which will
occur on Wednesday at p. m. The bar
viii meet again on Wednesday at p. m,
70 take further action and pay tribute to
| he departed member.
NARROW ESCAPE.
On Sabbath evening quite an accident
happened in which one OF our young ladies'
and Young gentleman from Wheeling mar
rowly escaped serious injury. Harry l..
Sturm, of Wilson & Banners music store,
Wheeling. was bringing home Miss Ellie
Davies daughter Of II. N. Davies, ESQ,
who had beer visiting in Wheeling, AT the
corner of Main and Fair Ground streets,
where some building is being done, the
horse SHE'D at pile of brick ut the side of
the road end jumped TO one side, throwing
the occupants Of the corriage to the ground.
The young lady was uninjured but for q
time il was thought Mr. Sturm had been
badly hurt, as he was unconscious for some
time. DR.. Alexander was called and rem
dered medical aid, and in the morning the
Young man had recovered so as to be able
TO return home. The horse and buggy were
caught near Dantord's residence, a mile
west Of town, and fortunately the horse had
kept the lad, and no damage was done.
! The youth has broken thumb, and badly
bruised face and body 10 recall the trip to
| mCmprY.
| BAD FALE.
On Sabbath afternoon, while taking a
walk into the country Mr, Sherman Bags
climbed mulberry tree TO get some fruit
which looked tempting. 4 limb broke and
let him fall to the ground, some twelve feet,
sightng on his face badly tearing mis-
mouth and otherwise injuring him about
the head. DR.. John +. West fixed him up
Mr. Bernie Mcclure has been the pap of
a fine large girl since Saturday aod looks
| c, mo older
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Day GOoDs, Notions, Millinery and Car
pets were never sold as low as at the clear
ing sale Of E. NJ McGilliR & Co.
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Ladies should remember, q beautiful
complexion results from using Ackers
Blood Elixir. Sold by Edmund Booking
nd C. Menkemeller, druggists, Wheeling,
IA, and F. P.'Ziumer. Bridgeport, o,
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Manufacturers should see the
@WatehHsaR DeteetorS Clock. Sold
by JACOB W. ext BIB.
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FoR spring wagons, buggies and car
iages, all warranted, 90 to J. W. Ferrel
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FoR slightly damaged carpets at two
birds Of heir FIRST cost 60 70 J. W. Ferel.
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Ten cents from Bellaire to Wheeling and
return. Buy the McGillin & Co.'S shopping
tickets.
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.. GOOD 6 ID. sen d COL the eheapesl.
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RESULTS OF RUNNING.

small Matters of News Picked Up Here
and There.
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MANIEESTLY INPRnPER

to have made any such inquiry. After SEN
tence had been passed the defendants were
handed over to the custody ofSherif Brown
until such time as the fine should be paid.
About 40 o'clock the Intelligencer firm ;
check for S325,,and crier's costs was handed
over and the defendants were discharged.
johnson, President delivered the opinion
of the court, which was very elaborate, re-
viewing all the authorities cited by the coun-
sci for respondent, and many others, and
the court reached the following conclusions,
Judge Green, as above stated, dissenting to
the sentence only.
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and if it had no respect for the Judges on
the bench, it would respect the Coar;, for
after the Judges who I'll the bench are only
remembered in the decisions they have rem
dered, the Court still remains; it never dies;
it is the peoples Court, and the press as the
champion of the peoples rights, is interest
ed in preserving the respect due to the peo-
pies Court
Have the defendants purged themselves
Of the contempt?
The defendant, Frew, disclaims, and he
should be lightly punished.
The defendant, Hart, stands on His
answer is an aggrava,ion of his con-
tempt He does not express The slightest re-
greet for bis act, nor does he exhibit particle
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the offender because the language used was
designed and calculated to destroy the con
fdence of the people in the court, and to
degrade the court in the opinion OF the pub:
lie and corrupt the streams of justice.
In such case the court would be wanting
in respect for the people whose servant it is
if it did not summarily punish such offender
There may not have been halfdozen per-
sons in the Court House to hear the
charge Of corruption made; We. i
would be not only the right, bat
the duty of the court to punish
such contempt. Is it not absurd 20 say,
that if the same attorney had published the
same charge in newspaper, printed in the
town where the court was sitting. which Is
read by thousands, aye, read in the cour;
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TO decide against its supposed convictions,
or not decide now at all, and charging it
with being capable Of deciding q cause, not
from its convictions. but as convenience or
political desires might dictate 1t says ::
"Of course it was not intended that the pur-
pose of the Court should be made public,
aud publicity may induce the Court to
change It's mind, Just 10 show that some
body has been taking liberties with the text,
and disappearing the Court. We shall
see what we shall see" In every aspect Of the
case, the article is clearly contempt of
this Court. Can it be paliated or excused?
Far be it from US 10 take away the liberty OF
the press, or in the slightest degree inte;-
fere with its rights, The good Of society
and Of government demands that the largest
liberty should be accorded the press, which
is a power and an engine Of great good; but
the press itself will not tolerate such licen.
tiousness as is exhibited in that editorial
The DreSs Is interested in
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against him, the Court will not regard the
objections to the proceedings for the want
of an affidavit, or sworn statement or on
account Of defects in the rule, though the
objection is made in his answer.
Fourth.-The Supreme Court Of Appeals
of this State has the constitutional power to
punish, as for contempt, the publication of
a libel on the Court, or the judges thereof
acting in their judicial capacity, made
during the term Of the Court, with reference
to case then pending and undecided.
Fihh.-This power to Summarily punish
contemp,s is inherent in all constitutional
courts, springing into existence upon their
creation, as
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NEW ApyERrlsEMENrs,

VvANIED--A GIRL TO Do GENERA
w homework In sHa,l family. Apply at 11r
al 80 TG, Market str,et, !Ti