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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-02
Summons.

IN THE JUSTICES, COURT, TOWNSHIP No. One, in tue County Of Cochise, Terri tory O. ArizCna.
 NJ \. Little, Plaintiff, vs. C. Christensen, Defendant.
 Btfpr~ C. E. Alvord, Justice of the Peace, demand, S2S2
 The Territory of-Arizona serds greeting 10 C. Chfistrasen, defendant.
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear before me at my office in Tomb stone County Of Cochise on the 24th day of June, A. D. 1886, al 10 o'clock a. m., to al. swrr the complaint Of the above named plaintiff, who d~m ards of you that you are indebted to him in the sum of S282, for labor performed at your instance and request dur ing the year 1886, as more fully appears by com mplsint BOW on file in my office.
 And if you fail to appear and answer said complaint as herein required, the plaintiff will take judgment against you as demanded and for the costs of this suit
 Gwen under my hand this 24th day of April, \. D. 1886. c F. ALVORD,
 Justice Of the Peace
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-02
Organs CAleass

NJ. Geo. Kohler has for sale some fno Organs direct from the ia9tory Nh'ch he will self on the inst.,lmert plan at $10 per month. Call and see them at the furniture store on Allen street opposite the Elite Theatre. 5,5tf
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-02

Tie sunkeh eye, tine palid com plexion, the disdguring eruptions op the face, indicate that there is some, thing wrong going on within. Expet the lurking foe to health. Ayers Sarsaparilla was devised for that pur+ pose; and does it. Iw.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-02
Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF BENJ TBEBELCuCK, DE- ceased. The creditors of, and all persons having claims agaInst the saId-nan.ed estate, are hereby notified to exhibit their claims, with the necessary vouchers, to me within four months fer the first prbhcation oi this notice. at my office, in thc city of Tomb stone, County Of Cochise, Territory of Ari zons, or the same VII he forever barred. Dated, Tombstone, May 7th.
 W. 1T. JENKINS,
 Administrator.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-02
GregorY's Restaurant.

Fremont street, opposite Schief. felin hail. On and and after May II, 1886, meals from 50 cents and up wards. Breakfast from ' to 2, Dinner from 4 to s. myI2-tf.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-02

WHEN the consolidation of the Epi- taph and Democrat takes place, brawley will really be an object of Eity, for he will have to place his brain against DuDbar's ignorance.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-02

Macneil X Moore arc regularly re- ceiving by express, that excellent butter from ]. E. Durkee's Los An geles Ranch. Price D cents per roll
 @ G-12.2w.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-02

Genuine Boston brown bread at the Eclipse Bakery every Sunday morn ipg. Leave your orders by Friday evening, and it will be delivered to ou. 3-13 tfy
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Notice.

Mrs. Sol Lowenberg, of Bisbee, has been appointed agent for this paper at that place, and all who have sub scribed and these wishing to do so can receive the paper for 25cts F., week by calling upon her at he 3 bee postofice.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-02

THE Charles E. Nash referred to in another column is 2 nephew of J. M. Nash, the father Of ye editor,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-02
kGENTS I FoR TIE GREAT GkE so0g,
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Fhe most suceessGul subscription book ever published. Over half million cupIes were sold he past eight mcnihs, and it Is selling Ghses times aS last now a5 eyer be, fore. Regular cantassers clear from 5l5 so S25, SD and $50 per day. Nothing like i. pas ever known ln the histDPy Of book pub lisning. PrG0fs sent free 0h appij'atiun To Experience needed 10 insure -Tncccss. We help peTs315 without EeaRs 5D do 2 l2-cs business; no capitai nrsded. Write for IartcIigrs. S,:if'cS -uara"tCat. {" pe":One who do lut ,-:sn tn cAnvasS .D commission. Ne mc.=l oU--leS.-. z!.I '~.hG l.Tc g.,u,z ia. srery tu%nshir, ;. iii cp., you Harbing- 'c wliie f,r t.-tria u!s- tHl descripiiols Of our Slanz or doing vusiii-s- We ai-o 2Iya away standar1 books Ia persons wE0 send Us sames of book a@rn,s. Write for our list Or free s'andari huOks
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EERnreG.

A frst-class baker can secure enl- ploymcnt hy applying at the Eclipse Bakery on Fremont Sure ct. tf.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-02
Take Notice.

If you want good drink of pure Hermitage Bourbon, McBrayer Bour- bon, Guckenheimer Rye, and Hermi- tage Rye, call at Henry CantpbelFs Keg House, All the Rneat Iced. drinks made in the highest s.gls>of per;ection; Champagne CocEtails g specialty-Also English Ale ar.i Gin ness Porter, always on hand. Free Lunch every day. Come All and Come Often. apS0-a
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TICKETS $ g Oo
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Notice to Fire Companies in tie
 TerrifO.

Tombstone Engine Co. No l. havs for sale lot of Fire Caps in goel order which they will sell below cs| s|'' For information enquire of V
 l. M. IsAAcs, < 5-ZU lT Foreman.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-02
.SCHlEFFELEN HALL
E.cor CoEnn1Ittee.

Eloor Director. Chief Thomas Keefc.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-02

Firemen will Appea" in Uniform.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-07
TeIerranhic Flashes.

The friends Of David Davis are alarmed over his
condition.
The Greek Cabinet is still obstinate, and the war
cloud Is growing.
twelve new cases Of cholera and Ave deaths
from tue disease were reported IN NlcenLI seslef-
day.
Turkish gun-boat Is expected at Athens 10
convey from HAT place Inc representative OF 'llt
Porte.
Ten eases OF cholera were reported az Venice
Yesterday. A serio1s outbreak Of cholera Is an-
nouncedat Bari.
The ST. Jarles Gd,ete commerds the action Of
tie UuiiCd STATES IN dealing Will the Socialists
with bayonets and bullets.
An unsuccessful attempt was made "Wednesday
night b. burn whole section OF Shenandoah, IA
No clue 10 the iueendiafits.
A fire at Tampa, Fla. yesterday morning
burned out neariy whole square. Loss 100000
aud insurance about tl4,OUO.
The Bfliish Minister at Athens viii leave for
Malta the moment N ia announced That the Grees
Cat met will not yield TO the collective mole OF the
Powers.
The Pail Mall Gd-ettg Europe having adopted
a svsten Of exporting paupers 10 TIE United state
primarily answeTabe for the Anarchist riots 10
Milwaukee and Chicago.
FoIr hundred Catholic priests attended meet
NJ at DuuganDon, Ireland. yesterday, and en-
tOrstd GladstOne's home-rule policy. The Arch'
hishsp VI Armagh presided.
At Chicago Yesterday warrants were sworn out
fog four striking switchEIen charged with OBJ
.Iructing the United States malls. All the men al
the Pullman works are stllfout.
TuIly three fourths Of tAe employees OF the Mc
/ Cormick ReapsrWork reported for duty yester
aay. The Deering Harvester Works al tnicaS'
have agreed TO gr1nt the eight hour SYSTEM
Mr.. Gladstone. IN the House OF Commons yes
tofday, stated that Greece's assurances IA rtsAS
10 Keeping the peace Were not sufficient 20 Jasti
Turkeys rbando ming her warlike Preparations 10
| !efence.
Tie Committee on Public Lands yes,erea'
| agreed 10 report favorably the b,ll dclarin
forfeited AL cf the grams OF lands male 70 tI
| florida railways where lands were not earned u
| the lifetime OF the grant.
The so1ihern Baptist Convention meets 4
Montgomery to-day-lhe first time since 1900
! Large numbers of delegates bave arrived. IN
/ Board or Trustees Of the southern Iheolosica
seminary were In sess on all day yesterday
Deputy seryeants-at-arms have been appointed
arrest the OHIO Democratic state senators VINO 40
| sented Themselves from the Senate Nednesniy
as to leave that body wltbOuts quorum 20 art ulso
| the report rnseating the four ClnelhhAti Demo
cratic senators.
The Executive Committee n the Trades an
Labor Assemblies aud tho Master Wofkhan y
| District Assembly No. "a, Knights OF Ls.por,
| Chicago, hsve sued an address denouheinx W
socialists for roting. defying the law, ana Tor III
tion 10 secure the eight-hour system by all lawn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-07
Personal.

Theodore Ritter, one of the foremost
Of the French pianists, was found dead
in bed few mornings ago.
George Bancroft says he works hard,
but never worries, and ascribes much
of his good health to that fact.
Mr.. Pasteur is under strain very
hard to hold up against. His door
bell rings every two minutes and people
press in on all sorts Of pfetexts.
Comedian Crane proposes to be Com
modore Crane Of his new yacht Iolanthe,
which will be ready for launching in a
few days, and with which he proposes
10 enter the coming race for the America
Cup.
NJ. Roche, the Anarchist, who was
released from prison to contest the seat
in the French Chamber Of Deputie:
vacated by tho resignation Of Henri
Rochefort, has been defeated by NJ
Ganlier.
Mrs. Dunmire, the divorced wife o.
Guiteau, the assassin, is in Washington
for the purpose Of getting pension fol
herpressnt husband, who is residen,
| of Leadville, Col. She is accompanied
by her little son, born since her secont
marriage.
NJ. Maspero reports from Boulak tina
| good progress is being made in the ex
csvations around the Sphinx Of Gizeh
1.-The face" he says, "raised fifteeI
metres above the surface, Is becoming
expressive in spite of the loss Of tn
nose. The expression is serene AM
calm. The breast has been good dea
inquired, but the paws ara almost intact
The work now going on is in beds o
sand which have not been disturbs'
] since the first centuries of our era"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-07
CONTEMPT OF COURT.
More Trouble Growing Opt of the
Ryau-WiiI Case.

Yesterday morning Judge Holiday,
Of the ChanceTy Court, imposed fine OF
$40 ouG. T. Catleu, one Of toe subscribing
witnesses TO the RYAN Will for misbe-
haViOr so near the court as 10 Obstruct the
administration OF Justice therein. IL grew
out of Caileti having a,salled Judson Gun.
nipghRIn another witness on account OF
his testimony In the case. The war Oh
words took place during the recess Tor dln~
ner and whtie the court was not In session.
Catlett was also sent To- jail Tor Blk hours
for threats OF NiOlencc 10 cunningham du-
IiTgthe difficulty for which he was lined
T. H. RYAN. the propounder OF the Will
S'as Also before the Court on similar charges
TO the above. and after hearing the eNi-
.depce the Court adjourned the cases unt!l
tuesday rext. when they VIII be DECIDED
A number OF special pleas were rendered
foy RYAN bV his counsel, MeSsts. Allan and
Cosby. and II n undeTstCO d they VIII go 10
the Court OF Appeals II the cases are us'
cided against Ryan. -.
Mir FdgRr Allan also appeared TO answer
"A rule for contempt in rendering his cheek
for the fine imposed the day before con-
tanning the words "fOr the privilege Vi
hitting Jacob Cohn In court
Several witnesses were examined mt
their evidence did not prove the chaIge, as
they had not read the check. The Court
then asked MIR. Allan N he wished 10 make
any statement and he declined To do 50;
Nbcrsupon the court dismissed the rule as
. there Was not sufficient evidence To sustain
IL. After the rule was dismissed Mr.. Allan
made "A full statement 10 the Court. ana
said he would have done so and eXhiblted
the check had the Court mentioned IT 10
him before issing the rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-07
Mtcfing of the city Democratic Conn
mitteo iasI Night.

A meeting OF the City Democratic
Committee was held last night; Colonel
Jonn u. Cary IN the chair; Mr.. j. Taylor
SuaiiOn acting secretary.
tie committee had voted down a resolution
Seciaiiug n 10 be the sense OF the Demo~
cratic party that the cry Hall be built oy
Stcstlain the facts. and finds the ruinor To
he untrue. -. $780,,
such resolution was offered. but was
WITHDRAWN, II being tue OPINION oi tuo
,o,n,ntttee that AZ wssa matter clearly be-
Sopd their province and with which they
bad poth1 no 10. ,uo,
A lesolntion WAS offered and adopted that
the wai0 supeflntebnehS itloi. d, .uo
next meeting OF their committee the names
az two persons for Judges IN each precinct
and also one for CLERK ia each precinct.
Amer having considered otheF ihtt ... ;
,srtaining TO tne PRIMARY tho com dittee
Ed oCrned to meet saturday afternoon IN
HE CucuIt Courtroom at O'CLOCK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
NEW YuNK STOCK alARKE1

NEW YORK. May e.--whiIe tho isbor moss
Was OF the greatest interest 10 dsy, II cannot
be said that it wns controlling interest.
because OF the conflicting character % tho
information. The market was irregular at
the opening, although majority OF the
active list showed advances OF nj. the
latter LsckawanDa. The market was
active in the early dealings and although
there were few slight advances In the first
few minutes the market soon became
weak, and continued 20 throughout the
first hour. Laokawanna at THIS time
being conspicuous In the decline. Tns was
followed by q quiet and rather nrm mar.
Ret until the afternoon. when there was q
repetition OF the activity aud weakness OF
the INST hour. Towards o'clock there wa.
another fractional rally, but the MARKET
was heavy and dull during the last hour,
closing near the lowest prices OF me e. as ~,
Missouri Pacific was the only s'ock "n,en
advanced a. jersey Central advanced :.
The declines were numerous, however,
LackawRnDa losing ~. Erie ~, l.ouissilie
and Nashville and Lake Shore ~ eacn.
Mot OF the other active stocks dropped 1
"a u each. sales, 32s GOO shares
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-07
Confidence Wins.

To gain the lasting confidence
of people in any enterprise or
merchandise they must have the
advantage of truthful statement,
honorable representation and
merit we'll announced. To gain
the confidence of the oft deceived
and long suffering public in any
medicine for general use, its
merit must be strongly substan-
tiated by exhaustive trial and a
large number of cases in which
it has done the work claimed for
it. That this is the case with
Browns Iron Bitters we can
demonstrate. For years it has
been before the public as the only
thoroughly scientific Iron medi-
cine known. 1t has been recon-
mcndcd as a safe and speedy
cure for all impurities Of the
blood and diseases of the Stom-
ach, Kidneys and Liver. That it
is a medicine Of undoubted and
unequaled merit is best evidenced
by the fact that we have never
received a communication from
single individual who had
failed to obtain benefit from its
use. On the other hand we have
endorsements of the highest
character from thousands who
have used it and been cured. The
merit of the preparation has won
this CONFIDENCE
and will continue to hold it.
After long experiment and the
employment of the higest chem
ical skill to combine Iron with
the best vegetable alternatives
without the use of whisky. sue
cess crowned the efforts of the
Brown Chemical Co. and resulted
in the production of pure and
reliable medicine. Itacts directly
as a blood purifier, dispelling dis
eases arising from an impure,
weak condition Of the vital fluid,
and by its great tonic power
STRENGTHENS the nerves. builds up
the worn, weary body, and in
cases of general debility its re-
viving and vivifying work is per-
feet. Dyspepsia and Indigestion
claim for their victims a large
number Of active business men.
They yield their horrors to the
| use of Browns Iron Bitters. 1t
promotes Digestion and cures
Dyspepsia. The sales through
out the country have increased
twenty times in five years.
This shows what the merit of the
article WINS
for it. Children can use it as
safely as adults. 1t will not in
lure or discolor the teeth. Will
not cause Headache or Consti-
patton. Physicians and Chem
lists who know its merits recon-
mend it. Its position is so Sc
cure and so we'll known that
it is initiated. Don't be deceived
What is contained in the imita.
ton bottles though seemingly
=. the same is not like Brown:
Iron Bitters. and will only be
recommended where it pays the
dealer more profit. Genuine made
only by Brown Chemical Co.
Baltimore, Nd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-07

Mr.. A. j. Gary, who has been ex-
tremely I'D, Is improving rapidly.
A children's paper fair will be held
at Grace church this evening from 3 TO IL
f. VI. Refreshments Will be served.
The stable Of Mr.. Thomas Barry, on
the opposite side OF the alley from Mrs.
Derby shires, was damaged TO the extent of
aboutsl0O.
The Schuyler Electric-Light Com
pany, Of Hartford. Conn. has appointed
George Med. Blake manager of the Electric.
Light Company at this place.
In the fire at Mrs. Derbyshire's
wednesday night five mules and two horses
we're burned TO death. end another mute
BADLY burned. Entire loss $1,000. No In
suIance.
Either the secret Of the Supreme
Court in the Cluverlus case leaked ont or
somebody made n wonderfully good guess.
for as far hack as yesterday a week ago the
rumor was ahoat all over the city that the
lower court would be affirmed; that Judge
Fauntleroy would deliver the opinion: that
Judge Hinton would dissent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-07
An Anarchists idea ola Free Country.
IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

CHICAGO, May CAS- an illustra-
ton Of the character OF some OF the allen
Socialists and their ideas OF freedom the
Nous this morning prints the following:
r. porter who speaks the Bohemian Ian
guage mingled yesterday with the crowd
maj was encouraging the boys to break
Kosenfelds drugstore windows, ana en-
gagged one OF the men In conversation Inc
man ,aid he could not understand why 10 Is
that men could not do as they mink best.
lie had come TO this country because tue
agent who had told him TO emigrate had
promised him he wonld come 70 nee
country. lie had come here with the Idea
that this country was free one, In when
ne could do what he pleased. Now he had
found out that the police In TINS country
were just AZ bad as those IN Europe, auu
protected the property OF the rlcn' Wnlcn
the WorkingIhen wanted To destroy because
In ey wanted TO compel the rich TO become
their EQUALS. Therefore, he hated Amerl-
can police as much as he did the ofncers In
Europe and thought u Just TO XIII them
aud their spies. kosenfeld being a spy, they
mad driven him from the nelghOOrhood
and were now doing their best TO demollsh
the building which gave him shelter Later
IN the day u big. deep -chested
ranguing small crowd and advocating
the humiliation OF the police. THIS fellow.
however. was an Englishman. Policemen
appeared on the scene ana ulslerseu the
ciowd The orator refused TO move and a
policeman promptly felled him with his
club and dragged him to corner ana prop
red him up against patrol-DoA untli
wagon came At the statiOn-hOuse the
man gave the name of Robert john
sion. In his pockets were found num-
Der Of needle cases and "a scrap OF paper,
on which was written: "Please' madame;
I am ceaf and dumb. Buy my needles; ]
don't want To beg" Johnston said he was
| a Socialist To the backbone, and that II did
| lot interfere with his principles that ne hau
10 work little fake for living,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-07
Tho uoxart Association.

The ANIMAL meeting Of the Mozar,
Association was held at the Academy last
evening. and adjourned over until the first
Thursday In June next. The regular
monthly meeting OF the Board OF Govern
oTs was then held and much routine bust
ness transacted. The special finance CON-
mittee for the building OF the new Acade-
my-Coionel samuel II. Paul chairman
made fun and complete report and was
discharged. The cost of the new building
WAS shown TO be S3p, Sl97O,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-07
The situaiion tn Milwaukee.


MILWAUKEE. May 6.--The arrest OF
Socioltsts who have been Instrumental In
nTVing on the riots has been continued.
TIIs afternoon In the houses OF two OF these
were found q number Of guns and pistols
and a large amount Of ammunition con-
ceal ed in the bedding: Governor hush hss
manned Alderman Ruazinski that the las'
Ter Is 10 be held responsible for any trouble
which may hereafter arise from the do.nss
of Polaudeis who have been prompted tc
act by Rudzinskis advice. -,,.,.
loader an A several of his followers mas mad
an excellent effect upon that troublesome
c,ass. The district attorney has made q
SorInal request, which was granted. for the
cku of the grand jury before whom ths
SOCIALISTS VIII be pro5eeuteu,, AZ s ~ si wa,
sssembled pear the western limit OF th'
civ: but the appearance OF tue ponce
scattered them In every direction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-07
SMOKE TRIXY CIGARS.
CPRING HAS SET IN IN PER.

FKCT earnest. With as il is suits! Bust
ness SUITS SUITS Dress suits! rs been
touch and 90 through orr whoie stock. Utn
the Lrght, SOFT days 'oe're reoPi"g for oar
good Scoring. H's been 80, 90, 90 among me
suits. Pcr(cctness Of stock IN stzcs. dt icork'
account for il. Takes but Jeo Scdnt min
utes spent here 10 see The stock and select ne
salt that io'esses; there's no mca"'y-ma@e
clothing here 10 piliage orer. rs al beHer
than The dperaqe- the finest. This cODipre-
henSire statement goes 10 The quick Of al y0ur
MovgAfs. Uhatcrer you're ltkcly 10 iook Tor
IN suits you're Hkely 10 ind here.
A ,cord u remembrance (or the ittlc things
10 top % me Suit and he ,oarm 'cco'her
e1tras. Nc,c stylish Spring Neck~eor-the
tonicd youW see! Spring and S"m"'er-
lreioM Cnderweor, Coiorcd Percd'e SHIRTS
Cashmere and FLANNEL Shirts fer summer
touring. fancy Hosiery. ard last hd0H o.
NCckWeGr.
Need ore add our Hat Department Is
inst rushing out Hats Jp The score
4. SAkS Il co.,
1908 Main street.
Opposite me POSt-Ogice.
my 7-eodl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-07
Charged with Hanging His VIE
Years Ago.

About thirty-two years ago the wife
of James G.. Edwards, then of Marion
county, Ca, was found in her room
hanging by her neck, dead. Edwards
his children, and the community mourn
ed her death by suicide. About seven
teen years ago a negro testified before
the grand jury that he was runaway
at that time, and was standing in the
chimney-corner and saw Edwards get a
rope and hang his wife. The
grand jury thereupon indicted Ed
wards for murder. Edwards was
not arrested, but he attended at every
term Of court for two years afterward,
and endeavored to obtain a hearing,
but the State would not bring his case
up. About fifteen years ago Edwards
moved to Dale county, Alabama, where
he has lived ever since until one day
last week, when he was arrested upon
the old warrant and brought back to
Buena Vista, Ga, for trial. Since his
wife's death his children have grown
up. and he has married again, and has
a family of younger children. Edwards
is about seventy -four years old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-07

Tabb rs. Tabb. From the Circuit
Court OF Che county of Gloucester. AZ
nTmed. Judge Lewis delivering the opinion |:
Judge Hinton dissenting.
hhumate cs. Spilman. From the Circuit
Court OF fauquicr. Appeal dismissed with.
out prejudice to the appellant, Judge Lacy
delivering the opinion; Judge Fauntleroy
dissenting.
Nnsh IS. The Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company. From the
Circuit Court OF Richmond city. Affirmed,
judge Hinton delivering the opinion.
Perkins. administrator. rs. Lane. From
the Circuit Court OF Louisia county. Az
firfned, Judge Lewis delivering the opinion.
sbipinan Is. Magarity. From the Cir
cult Court OF FauQuier county. Affirmed,
Judge Lacy delivering tho opinion.
Cabell and Mcclure. trustees, IS. South
ern Mutual Insurance Company and aus:
From the Cbaucery Court OF the city OF
Richmond. Reversed. Judge Lacy deliver
ing the opinion: Judge faunteroy dis
sen;ing.
Weaver rs. Bliyen. From the Circuit
Court OF Norfolk county. Affirmed, Judge
Lacy delivering the opinion.
Baller rs. Smith, Jsiler. Plainun DIS
charged from custody under writ OF hdteos
cOTpnS.
The case OF Turpin rs. Chesapeake Coal.
and Jron.Mining Company VIII be next
argued, after which no further arguments
VIII be heard at this term of the court.
The next regular term OF this court here
meets on the 9th OF Novem Der next.