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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-16


THx following from the Cincinnati En-
uuirer tells queer tale as to the amount
of license that is tolerated in the Crescent
City. Such 'gOings on" in Wheeling might
shock the moral nerves of the community
very seriously:
A drummer recently arrived from New
Orleans tells how the gambling houses
there secure customers. They advertise as
openly as any other business. The streets
are flooded with flaming posters, each house
enieayoTing tooutyie the others. Here are
a couple Of the keno house street bills:
"Kenol Try your luck! Sill ahead,
Saturday night, September p, 1881. CAPT
tol Keno Saloon, corner Laurel and Latay
cite streets Read the distribution Of
prizes: First prize, $50, s.; second prize
$50. s.; third prize, 1880, s.; fourth prize
II, s.. Senate poker, grand hazard and
roulette! Carombolette and novelty ten
pin alley"
Keno Kenol Rainbow Saloon, cornel
Main and Lafayette streets. Grand PriZ'
night Change Of programme: First prize
8 D. m, $3.50; second prize, $50 p m.
S.; third prize, $50 p. m, s.: fourth prize
1890 p. m, s.; fifth prize, 1880 p. m, $40
Senate poker and twenty-One dealt Sep
TENDER q, 1884.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-16
THE BODY ALL HIGHT.
The Grave Of Estslia Newman Opened
and Found Undisturbed

The Grave Of Estelia Newman Opened
and Found Undisturbed.
SPRIxcFIELD, December l5.-A large
crowd gathered at the grave Of Estella New
man, at Egremont yesterday, including the
town officers, eager to see it opened and
learn the truth in regard to the sensation
which has so agitated southern Berkshire
and interested much larger territory fer
the last three days. When the earth was
removed and the coffin opened the body was
found within. there being no signs whatever
of Its ever having been disturbed. The au-
thorities and all concerned express them
selves as being much relieved to have the
mystery solved. The faculty of the medical
college at Albany say that no person ever
came to life in the dissecting room. The
ianitor of that institution remembers Henry
W. Wright, who graduated in the class of
80, as a wild fellow, but says he was too
timid to bring dead chicken into the dis
secling room, let alone body, which he
never had the courage to steal.
A well known resident of this city saws he
is confident he can trace the authorship of
the story to a newspaper man who formerly
lived in Egremont but is now at work in
New York. He SAYS that this fellow, being
acquainted with the facts in regard to Miss
Newman's death, and also having had an
opportunity to know about Henry W..
Wright, wove a sensational tale for the de-
lpctation of his readers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-16
TIT FOE rAr.

There seems to be q growing sentiment
among thoughtful people in favor of PAN
ishing wife-beaters by the lash. Alrscent case
in court where wife sustained . charge
Of assault sgains; her husband and succeed
ed in procuring q sentence Of considerable
severity certainly has its lesson. The wife
publicly expresses her qualification ct the
failing Of her husband.
The next day she repents Of her act pro
cures q Communication Of the sentence to
6ne and pays the same by pawuing an arti'
Gle Of wearing apparel. She then obtains
the release of her husband, begs his forgive
ness, and the reunited couple depart arm IN
arm, to all intents forgiying and forget
ting.
This is the common result in such cases.
woman's love triumphs over her sense oil
Justice, and tho miserable brute is set free,
or given light sentence, not at all CON-
mensurate with his desserts,
Now consider the case Of miserable
drunken losfer, who beats his wife and re-
fuses to work for the support Of'his family,
Is it better to lock him up for three or six
months, where he can have an easy time,
plenty to eat and warm bed, while his
children are pinched with hunger and cold,
or is it better to give him sound thrashing
and set him to work?
The Marlboro, Massachusetts,, Times has a
sensible article on this subject wherein the
editor remarks: Ave hope we are enough OF
a philantbropist to favor panishing the Grim
insl for his crime, and punishing him in
such way that he will feel it himself and
not suffer vicsrious' y.-throngh his wife and
children. We don't consider it rolling
forward Of the wheel of civilization. to send
a man to the House Of Correction for a
mean and contemplate crime, while his
wife and children half starve for the want
of his support, and he all the time living
very much better than be ever did before.
Certainly it would do no harm 10 try just
a taste Of the Delaware whipping post on
these fellows who have less of the man than
of the brute in their compositions and who
can only be brought to reason through
some degrading form Of punishment
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-16
TwINhLES.

A Cincinnati waiter is running for Office.
This is the first time Cincinnati waiter was
ever known to run.-Hotes Register.
An eminent physician declares that "the
practice of sharing shortens the span OF hu-
man life by several years. The doctor is IN
error. 1t isn't the shaving; it's the barber.
San Francisco News Letter.
Christmas tine will soon slipper round
again," as the young man observed as he
looked at the well-worn pair he received q
year sgo.-MsIathon independent
This vas touching farewell in the ex-
IRENE" sadly remarked = youth as his girls
stern parent propelled him from the stooP
with the tip Of bis boot N. Y. Journal
do you want your taxes raisedy' asks
the Warsaw Wasp. We do. II you Can
raise them as we'll as not, do so and send
them on by money order or registered letter
Hartford Journal.
How much did you say this wasT "One
dollar and half That's big price, ism
itT' mo, | assure you. The drugs art
very costly But am a druggist my
self" oh, you are. Well-Ot course-l5
ccntsr'-Ssn Francisco Chronicle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-16
THE INSANE ASYLUM.

The Overcrowded condition Of tho hOpital
for the insane at Weston eompels some
speedy relief No class of unfostunstes
should receive more and better care than
the insane. The fact that in the jsils Of
this State are 6fty,6ve insane people with
out proper medical attendance or such COM
forts as the asylum affords should be
enough TO cause the Legislature to make
8 speedy and sufficient appropriation
10 meet this demand for more room The
method Of relief IS not so important 1t
has been suggested that second institu-
ton for the reception of the epilepties and
idiots be- built. If this be the wisdom Of
the Legislature, Ohio county viii make it an
OSiee, to place It within her bounds. But
the most ecORoRicsl method is that sug'
gested by Superintendent BLlSD-raise the
present building. The cost wonld be com
PArs,ively small. and.ample room would BE-
Afforded fer Tie next decade at least
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-16

liz the TAYLoR-WAENEs controversy in
Congress, on Friday. the fact was unearthed
that during the past four sessions OF Con-
grsss 500 speeches we're printed, which were
never delivered on the floor, and 1883
speeches delivered were withheld tor reTiS-
ION and substantially altered.
The Congressional Record was never CON
sidered very reliable sheet, but here is the
proof positive Of its absolute unreliabi!ty.
The members Of Congress, out Of Seif-re-
speet, ought 20 hold sacred any tsmPsring
with the Record after the minutes have Left
the clerks desk, if for no other purpose than
to make members careful Of what they SAY.
A bona fGe record Ofthe proceedings Of Con
gress would be an invaluable work of refer
cree. but the present emasculsted aud in
terpolsted publication is an abortion OF the
truth and disgrace to Congress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-16

SMrH, of Smiths Index, Parkezsburg, is
never happy unless he is making grand
conn de main in newspaperdom. His
latest enterprise is silk mapOt the flooded
district Of Psrkersburg as it looked last
February. This is energy. Energy means
mccess SNIrHis loaded down to the guards
with the former. The latter comes bounsi-
fuIlv AZ matter Of course.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-16
Ha Had Plans,

A wholesale house il Detroit in which the
finn consists Of four partners, with solid
old gentleman at the head. took On new
traveller few days ago. He was engaged
and packed off without having seen the
senior partner, and he probably didn't care
o cent whether snch person existed or not
He was coming in over one of the roads on
q recent Saturday, and had taken seat in
the smoker 10 enjoy fiftsen center. when a
iellow-traveler asked him how business was,
and what firm he represented.
Business is Internal dull and / represent
the house Of Blank & Co., Detroit" was the
answer.
Pretty solid bouSeT'
oh, yes; but rather cranky,
SGoing to be with it next YEAR,
"Well, that will depend. When get IL
I'm going to ask for position in the store,
I'm Fitted for mos, any place there, and I'm
going TO push myself
And then you'll work for promotionS
"You bell and Il things come around
right III have an interest in the old ranch
inside Of two years"
"Ehl HoS'S thatl"
wen. Toe Otu CIauA huO iuIutsucS buS
doubloonS to keep the business booming has
two manageable daughters. and I'm going
TO be his sOn-in,law or break both legs trJ'
ing. I've got the pluck to succeed, and yen
can bet new hat on me any day in the
year"
The conversation died away very soon
after that, and in little tine the traveller
waa lsft IN the comforts Of his CHAR He
thought no more Of the matter until he
walked into the store Monday morning to
report. The FIRST man his eyes rested upon
VAS his fellow traveller on the train, and
the old gent had his hat OF and seemed
very much At home. He bowed to the
drummer. and he smiled. and he went tc
the door ard called after him in q forgivine
tone. but the man escaped and has not beer
seen in Detroit since.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-16
YOUNG TRAVELLERS.
Arrival In New York Of Fourteeu-Year-
Old Boy and hwo Younger Children.

Arrival In New York of Fourteeu-Tear-
Old Boy and hwo Younger Children.
NEw YORK, December l5-The steam
ships Bhmtia, Canada, Nevada and An
choria landed at Castle Garden yesterday
62l immigrantS- Among those on the Ne
yada were Anton Charskowski, aged IA
years, who had in his charge a sister, aged
10 years, and a brother, aged IA years.
They came from Polish Prussia. Their
mother, who is a widow, living at 81 West
Third street, came over a year ago, and
after earning money enough to pay their
passage sent for them. She was notified by
telegraph of their arrival and soon after
Joined her children at the Garden, when all
four ran into each others arms and had a
good cry. Then the joyful mother opened
her basket and fed her children and filed
their hands and pockets with candies and
cakes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-16

The REGIsrgE would like to hear an ex-
preston Of opinion from its readers as to
their views upon the commercial treaty with
Spain, and now before the Senate for ratI-
6cation. The main effect of the treaty will
be to largely reduce the tariff on tobacco
and to wipe it OF entirely on sugar. West
virginia's Senators are probably anxious to
hear an expression of views from Their
State so they can vote Understandings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-16
A SHORT CHRISTMAS STORY.

The Wheeling r. o. is a. big cheese. The
mice down there are very quiet at present
The chief mouse has warned all the little
fellows that the least stir means instant de-
capitatiou. A wise mouse knows q good
Thing Mhen he's pof n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-16

WEsr VIRGINIA has Sl9 POssmasters
whose salaries are under one hundred dol
lars The Postmaster General hss the ap-
po;ntmsnt Of all these without asking, BY
YOUR leave, of either the President or Sen
ate. Ohio has 1881 Of the same class.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-16

TGs communication from Clarksburg
and signed Democrat" is worthy OF publ
cation, but not knowing who sent it the
RECIsrER is compelled to omit il from its
columns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-16
The Spoils of once.
Phaadclphia Prc4s.

The number of postmasters in each State
receiving less than 800 per annum, and
who are appointed by rhe Postmaster Gen
ersl without consulting the President the
Senate, or the civil-service examiners, is as
follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-16

SNoLx ladies who are seeking luck, will
end il persOni6sd in Presidentelect CtSTE-
LAND
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-16

DO rot suppose mayor is going to
throw Gornicks at the B. Of P. W., and get
20 paw for ii? Three to- one is mo fair
anyhoW
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-16

Ir'slcoking very much as 1.-THE mayorahty
viii have to be abolished or else append two
thousand a year to the Office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-16

A CARD.-To sill who are suffering from tho 81
rors and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss Of manhood, &c, will send re
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE
This great remedy discovered by missionary II
South America. Send seli-addressed envelope K
Rev, T. IMAM, Station d, NeS5 York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-16

ASK Edmund +. Booking and c. Menke-
miller, druggists about Acker's Blood Elixir
the only preparation guaranteed to cleanse
The blood snd remove al chronic diseases.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-16

BIZ the REGIsTEss correspondence from
Washington, it viii be seen that Major Al
DEGsoS Is getting in his work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-16
DIED.

BRADY-On December II, 1884, at o'cls OK Il. ~,
MARGARET BRADY, aged 80 years.
Funeral from the residence OF her brother in-aW,
John Costello, No. 200 Main street, at o'clock,
Tuesday morning. Interment I'M. Calvary Gene
terry.
SCHwALB On Sunday afternoon, December II,
1884, at O'Clock, HAEGY, only child OF Louis aue
Mary Schalb aged years
FUNERAL this afternoon at 2o'clocs from Mr. l..
Schwalbs residence. Friends OF the family are in
vited,
GRUDLER-On Monday, December u, 1854, lpk
MAY, youngest daughter Vi Frank and Elizabeth
GTubler.
Funeral notice 10 morrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-16

II ADY BELLE, EGYPTIAN QUREN, RE-
II yeals past, present AID future. Gives sdvtce
On money, business and family anaifs Hours fron
Ito D. M. No. 20 Eighth street. nosbdas
uyAKTED-FIyE ENERGETIC YOUNG
w men Of good address. Steady employ neni
and good wages 30 right parties. Inquire % 1854
Main street, city. oefop
UyANTRD-QUARgYM AND STONE
w cutters, at Fairmont, W, Va, KbilH
RYAN, Contractors. deioae
uTAETED-sA sMAN IN EVERY C0UN-
w ". S15 month salary and expenses. Goods
sold by sample. Send stamp. La Beiie Mig. Co,
Chicago, Ill deAgoeeod
~ ENTLEMEN's SILK AND FELT HATS
" renovated to present styles az moderate charges
by VIM. Gralowsky, the Practical Hattsf, Pitts
bursh, Pa Leave your orders with New York Hat
Bleschery, 81 Sixteenth street Wheeling. noaexb
Announc ent.
EDITOR BEGIsTTKR-Please zr ounce me rs
candidate for the Office of City Sergeant, subject to
the decision Of the Democratic vote at the prima-
rits 10 De held December goth, and oblige,
Yours, DC, d. shANLsf'
delft
The Evening critic., 1884-11-08

w On ov,.s, ponts ana veste, anu a yuung
man 10 work by the weok, und two good
plain sewers to learn tho trade. Cali ut $40
Eleventh street n. W., between and II a. m.
Monday. noS.3tF
The Evening critic., 1884-11-08
FROM OVER THE OCEAN.

Floods In Spain continue to cause great suf
fering and loss OF property.",The French
Senate has adopted articles OF tho Senate 70.
form Dill liking The term OF service NJ nine
years instead OF for life, and tho pretenders to
The throne arc declared Ineligible 20 seats IN
Tho SenAte..,.The Tonquin committee OF
forcements for ronquin The Suez Canal
Company OF Paris VIII send a committee to
Egypt 10 examine ana report upon the feast
billy OF widening the present canal, or
second canal. NJ. de Lesaeps ana his son
will accompany tho committee. ,,,.The Pope
has approved OF the division OF the Diocese OF
Three Riyere, Canada, by the creation OF q new
see AT Nicolet. His Holiness has appointed a
new commissary apostolic 10 go to Canada. -.
The appearance OF cholera In Paris IL badly
who are making arrangements 10 depart from
The city.
The Evening critic., 1884-11-08

NTANTED-A sITUAT1oNAs COOK IN THE
Wy country by respectable white woman.
Address 233 Penn. ave. n. W. mes
The Evening critic., 1884-11-08
LOCAL SCENES AND INCIDENTS.
How the Days OF Doubt are Spent In
wnahfnpfau

Both Democrats and Republicans wore out
In force last night. They organized In bands
and tramped around the city, giving forth cries
such 40 "James, James, James @. Blaino,"
aud others on both Sides that could be sung or
shouted TO wild, wiord refrain. Az tho Demo-
cratic headquarters there was continuous
bowling. ono man, half seas over, had n
rooster In his arms. He said the politics OF
tho rooster were Democratic. big crowd
gathered around him, and when he struck out
across the street to saloon they followed.
Standing upon the stop leading into the so.
out, 81 am going to give this rooster n drink.
have not got money enough TO buy him
whisky, but nave got 1--WE cents, and I'll BIO
shot II he don't get glass OF beer"
Al THE CRITIC headquarters there was the
usual immense gathering inside and outside
inc building: The people spent thoir time
cheering, listening and singing There were
some good voices In tho crowd, and those voices
which were not 80 good made up 10 volume
what they lacked In quality. Every person
wen known would BIO cheered when no got
lnsIde tho building and yelled for until he
made speech.
one man, about six feet two, aud broad In
proportion, was called for until he had TO re.
epond. He had voice like q steam calllope,
and, throwing II out to its fullest capacity,
eaid' "Gentlemen and fellow citizens; In the
Language OF General Case, the noise and con-
fusion Is so great that It is impossible for me
10 make myself heard upon this important oc-
casion." And his voice, on an ordinary night,
could have been heard four squares on Every
There were no disturbances although It was
evident that tho lemonade had been looked
upon whom II was pink. Tho tramping
crowds OF Democrats and Republicans would
content themselves with good naturodly try.
Ing to butcher each other.
The clerks In tho Government Departments
are naturally very anxious about the result
but they do not give In. Not one OF them who
Is bona flde Republican believes that his
party has been beaten. Tho most worried
classes OF Government employees are the peo-
pie In the Government Printing ONCE, the
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing and the
watchmen, messengers and laborers In the
various Departments. To them the Ciyil.Ser-
vice law does not apply. II Is therefore evil
dent why they should be considerably worked
up over the continued uncertainty.
The Democratic Central Committee OF the
District OF Columbia held q special meeting
last night. 1t was TO discuss n proposed Clevo.
land parade. The time for the parade Will not
DO agreed upon until this afternoon. The fol-
lowing committee was appointed to make the
necessary arrangements: Charles $. Moore,
Dorsey Clagett, william Dickson, Charles
Rowe, Charles Shelton, Lawrence Gardner,
Jackson Yates and William Hutchins.
Mr.. Moore was chosen chairman Of the com
mittee and Mr.. Gardner secretary. There
was largo gathering at the Blaine jollinca.
ton meeting and ball at Congress Hall on
Capitol Hill last night. 1t was given by Mr.
Frederick Dyson.
The Evening critic., 1884-11-08
THE GREAT CATHOLIC COUNCIL.
Grand Excursion 10 Baltimore SUM-
day, November o.

Special train will leave the Baltimore L Po-
tomac Railroad Station at s a. M, arriving In
Baltimore In ample time to participate in tho
grand and imposing escort OF the ecclesiastical
procession from st. Alphonsus' Church and
the Archbishop's house to the Cathedral.
Catholic societies OF the District and adIoln-
Ing cities will be fully represented. All faclli-
tics necessary to accommodate the excursion
lets Will be furnished by the Baltimore Pc.
tomac Railroad Company, and special extra
trains Will be rus, II required. Special train,
returning, will leave Baltimore Calvert Sta.
tlon) at 9 p. m. Excursion tickets Will be good
on regular trains In both directions on Sun.
day, November 8.
Ronnd.irip tickets, $3.50; children, between
and IL yeare, Toe. Those OF our citizens who
Will visit Baltimore on this occasion would do
we'll TO provide themselves with tickets dur
Ing tho week, and thus avoid the crowd at the
station on the morning OF the excursion.
Tickets can be obtained at the offices OF the
company or from members Of the Young Cath.
Olics' Friend Society.
The Evening critic., 1884-11-08
LOCAL BRIEFS.


n marriage Incense mas Deen Issued 10
VIM ~ oham anu Naniiio SiNeon'
Don't fail to buy the Sunday GdseUo to-
morrow morning. It believes that Blaine and
Logan are elected.
NJ TT gboo 1vbo1eaale grocer. pannsvI
-. .,'on,,' saiia TtnnaS pcon,,,,,, e5J
,,ahnno eli n,nsars -'Pf9 ''AP
mi, .a,,oa.ou d d u,,o ho,,,s r..
,5o.,nI,, ~, Was,,,rnton rv,th ". ~ IVtn
.a W ,, ,h q, .gr, p rau y. sninges,
wss ,vm t1 ,cy ,,io %. injury hNer yesterday
III pinhins 'onuition,
Il. III. Douglass " Sons Capsicum Cough
Drops are manufactured by themselves, and
are the result Of over forty years experience
In compromising cough mixtures
Miss Ella Won pIrr,or 4. ,yo,i.Lnown
xo mss E,ia WI Dluineh ls WelI-kno Wv
young inuy Dioyciist. she wants 70 set up
race WIN Pfince, anu IL she cannot 40 tna,
Woulu IKE 70 take turn ogalnst trot'ihg anu
running borsee IN tnis CITY
Albaugh's Grand Opera. House VIII DC
Iormally opened next MOnuay nignI s Al .ne
airangements TOT me ope ,i, ds,, naro oo
peteu MI ~ ~, ny W hesoo ,so s,
On Dehaia vi hanasor Ai'"usn poiOfo 'ho our-
tam rlses'
The local Democratic organizations
obeyed tho National Committees manifesto
at noon to-day by flringa salute.
"a bnlI In n China sbonu 10 out of nlooo
hu, bot,ia ., nr p,I,,a 1opc, o, uv " piavo,
The Evening critic., 1884-11-08

WANTED-A SERVANT WISHES A PLACE
w TO cook, wash and iron In private
family. Apply at No. 40 O-s,, alley, between
Fourth and Fifth ste. NV. nos
The Evening critic., 1884-11-08
EAST WASHINGTON.

About O'Clock yesterday afternoon pair
OF Allison Majors horses, attached TO u car
riage, ran away and did considerable damage
to trees and tree-boxes along Pennsylvania
avenue, besides frightening many people. The
horses were badly injured and the carriage
somewhat wrecked.
onlcer Coomes, OF the Fourth, ana oflcer
Pearson, Of the Seventh precincts, have been
transferred 10 the Eighth or Navy-Yard Pre-
clnct.
Sidney Williame, colored, fell from a hay
wagon, near the Insane Asylum, yesterday
morning, and broke his right leg. Ho was
conveyed to his homo In Maryland.
The Belgian block pavement, on Eighth
street, was taken up about a month ago aud a
mncadamized pavement laid In Its stead. the
blocks were piled up on the sidewalk and are
still there as lingering eyesore. They
should DO removed,
The Evening critic., 1884-11-08
THE COURTS.

EQUITY COURT-JUSTICE CoX,-Smlth vs..
Curry; order substituting Watson Johnson as
trustee. United States vs. Howgate rule on
purchaser returnable November II. Nicker
son vs.. Nickerson; time to take compliments
testimony limited to sixty days. BohmRu vs..
Seal; reference 10 the auditor.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Justice Hagner.-Mayse ys.
Bright, Humphreys 4 Co.; judgment OF con-
domination. Lee VS.. Howe Machine Company;
Judgment for defendant. Second National
Bank vs. Adams; leave to amend and plead In
ten days. Kldwell vs. Evans; leave TO amend.
Johnson vs.. Harrison; motion for Judgment
granted. Hicks We. Evening Star Company;
argued on demurrer and decision reserved.