Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-09-12
Supreme Court of Appeals.

The annual term OF Inc supreme CourL VI
Appeals which is held in this city convened
the 10th instant.
The following cases were heard on the
FIRST DAY, SEPTEMBER 10TH.
Shenandoah Valley Railroad VS.. Thos. N.
Ashby, from Warren, on motion. by consent.
transferred to Rlchmond-W. M. Travers. for
appellant and John ]. Williams, for appellee.
Paul Hensley VS.. Commonwealth of Virgin
la. from Amherst, Whitehead & Whitehead
for Appellant, Attorney General for the Com
monwealth-not printed and continued.
o. B. Richolds VS.. Commonwealth of Virgin :
la, from Winchester. Attorney General for
Commonwealth-not printed or prosecuted and
dismissed.
Pierce VS.. Graham. from Wythe Petition for
rehearing filed By Gen. J. A. Walker for APP
pellee.
McCamant and wife VS.. Nuckols and wife,
from Grayson. Petition for rehearing filed by
Gen. ]. A. Walker for Appellees.
Paxton VS.. Rich, from Botetourt, argued by
B. Haden for Appellant and F. r. Glasgow for
Appellee.
]. L. s. Kirby, Esq, of Nelson, was admitted
to practice in this court.
SECOND DAY-llTH SEPTEMBER.
Paxton VS.. Rich-argumentc concluded by Mr..
Hartsook and Smith, admrs, vs. Crawford's
adm'rs and others. from Nelson, farther heard
and continued. W. E. Craig and ]. L. s. Kirby
for Appellants, and Cooke Coleman and
Robert Whitehead for Appellees.
Coles ex'ors vs. Coles heirs, from Roanoke,
decree OF June, 1887, re-af1rmsd. Penn coan-
sci.
Heber Ker, OF Staunton. qualified as Deputy
Clerk, and Z. L. Scott. Esq, OF Amherst, was
ad mitted to practice in the court.
RUsMIsELLE-GRIMM.-On of the most bril-
liant of this seasons weddings in Camden, N.
J. was celebrated Sept. 9Th in the Lutheran
Evangelical Church of the Epiphany, Seventh
and Market Streets. when Mr.. w. d. Rusmi-
selle, of Va led to the altar Miss Emma Emile
Grimm, of Camden. MIR. Rusmiselle Is princi-
pal of the business college at Lebanon Church,
Va, and Miss Grimm, until recently, was one
of the principal teachers in the Deaf and Dumb
Institute at Stanton, Va. Miss Ida Fenton, of
Camden, was maid of honor; N. B. Rusmiselle.
of Staunton, Va, best man, and Col. A. +.
Lynn, DIR. Greenwald and Messrs. Alfred
Fricke, Cornelius Sullivan, Thos. Sullivan and
Gerhard Grimm were ushers. The beautiful
church was crowded with large audience, In
which were the following: Mr.. and Mrs. E. M
Gilkeson, of W. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harry
Grimm. of Wilmington, DEL; DIR. and Mrs. W
II. Davis, DIR. Morrison, Mr.. 4. Bickerstaff. Mr.
and Mrs. c. G. Riggs. Mir. W. 8. Mckinley. Mis-!
Mcclure, Mr.. and Chas. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs
D. II, Mckinley, Mr.. VIM. Simroth, Messrs
Arthur Frlcke and Chas. Weston. of Camden
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G. Grimm, Miss Sarmiento
and Mr.. F. Sarmiento, OF Philadelphia.
Rev. G. K. Binder. rector Of the Church G
the Epiphany, performed the ceremony.
An unusual feature of the cermony was the
singing of the wedding march from Lohenglir
by double quartette of trained voices.
A DEMOCRATIC CLUB ORGANIZED AT WAY
NEsBoRo.-Saturday, September Sth, the Dem
ocrats of Waynesboro and vicinity organized
a club with seventy-five members. Captain G
Julian Pratt was elected President, and Messrs
Charles Patrick, Phil. Coyner. Chas. Brooks
Elijah Coyner, and James Quinlin, Vice Pres
idents; Benjamin F. Smith, Secretary; W. N.
Fishburn, Treasurer; Geo. K. Coyner. Chair
man of Finance Committee, and W. N. Fish
burn Chairman of Executive Committee
The club resolved to meet every Saturday
evening at 4:3O. from now until the day of cleo
ton. But for the Indictment weather, the mem.
bership at the organization would have been
larger and it is believed by Saturday next II
will number $50 Democrats.