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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-04-27
w. M A. Taps,

Cadets Kerney and Holmes spent Sunday
with Joe and Ed. Hickman.
Prof. Ryland visited "the wicked CITY al
the mouth of the Kaw ~ last Monday.
Cadet Allen has returned from 9 two
weeks visit to his HON at Pleasant Hill.
Cadet T. L. Ponder has been unable to at
tend to school duties for the past ten days.
Geo. Wheeler went home last Saturday for
a few days recreation. lie returned Wedaes-
day morning.
The Higgins Vile ball club suffered a defeat
at the hands of the W. NJ. A. team last Mon
day. Both teams put up a miserable game
rs will be seen by the score. Quite a large
crowd, and In it were some OF Higginsyille's
best citizens, witnessed the game. Every
thing passed Of quietly, there being but one
dispute and that settled satisfactorily TO both
SIDES. Some of the interesting features OF
the game were u home run hit by Thomas
Sturges, Hamilton's steal to second "a difficult
catch by Hunt, and also one by Hamilton.
Both sides slugged the ball hard. In the 9th
inning both sides changed pitchers, Harper
relieving Ransom and Guard relieving As
bury.
The following are the players and posi-.
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THE TOMB

Died-Near Corder, April 10. of old age.
Mr.. GOETZ.
- In HigginsviIle. April II, of typhoid
fever, Miss OLLIE PEDDICORD. aged Is
years.
- In East Lexington April 81, of dia-
betes, MIR. WILLIAM GAFFIN, aged 65
years,
- In sedlia, April "a, Of rheumatism,
ERNEST. son of Hiram and Allie Lewis,
aged 2 years.
MIR. John Gphner has just erected a hand.
some tablet in Machpelah TO the memory Of
the late Thos. b. Wallace.
The +. A. s. young ladies looked sweet In
their new sun bOnnets last Monday evening
as they marched to the woods back of Gen.
tral college to gather "Sweet Williams"
The romance" connected with dutch
johns marriage Of a wife from among the
Inmates OF the cal aboose has finally terminal
ed in a "disastrous' manner. After several
rows among the thigh contracting parties,' -
they both took boarding with keeper Ham,
lett and soon firing Of that, u trade was made
with Jim Gates by which all their household
effects were transferred to him ''for and in
consideration" of said Gates assuming the
total fines of both, to be broken out upon the
rocks. AS soon as released, Mr.. Miller and
lady left for parts unknown, where they will
probably continue to enjoy their honeymoon.
Corn planting is progressing finely. With
favorable weather. most of the farmers will be
through next week.
A heavy rain fell IN The southern part OF this
oo,.,r loot NVnJnaSbaU nIpht Hero ya had
only a slight shower.
A tramp, supposed to b" the man wanted fol
committing an outrage upon a lady near Upton.
was arrested at Waverly last Saturday.
The case of Jas. q. McGrew VS. the Mo. p X,
r.. for discrimination in coal rates, which was
Set for trial In Kansas City last Tuesday, before
the railroad commissioners. was postponed un-
til June 10th.
The Conservator block OF buildings ut Rich
mond burned this week Loss. about $40 200.
Among the buildings burned was the NJ. Il
church, S ruth, with no insurance.. Insurance.
on other buildings light.
A shooting scraps growing out OF the post
Office cmbrogiio occurred at HigginsvIlle, las
Thursday afternoon, in which Mr.. Milligal
Ewing was shot in four places by Mr.. John w
Endly. 1t is thought Ewing Is mortal.
wounded, one shot having struck him IN IN
lower part OF the abdomen, one In each leg an
one IN his right arm. Endly was immediatei.
arrested and placed under So $40 bond for hi
appearance at his preliminary trial, which vii
probably be held next week,
The republican and democratic fambea
q clubs. assisted by the Lily and Star band
, will celebrate the Tooth anniversary Of the in
auguration Oithe nations first president. Geo
Washington, by n parade and u display oil Ill
works, next Tuesday. All The societies In tn
> oiiy have been invited TO Join in the procession l
, uniform and part or all OF them Will probabi
accept The invitation. Tho academy boys wi
, probably also fall in line. All citizens are ais
invited. Turn out. everybody. and show yOr
n PATRIOTISM.
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The Verdict Unanimous.

W. ID. Suit, Drug sist. Rippus.' Ind, testi-
aes:-'I can. recommend Electric Bitiers as the
very best remedy. Every bottle sold has given
relief in every case. One man took six bot
ties, and was cured of rheumatism Of 10 years.
standing" Abraham Hare, druggist. Bell
vile, Ohio. ahlI ms:-"The best selling medi-
cine | have ever handled In my 20 years. exper-
Ience, is Electric Bitters.'" Thousands of 9TH
e5 have added their testimony, so that the YER
dict is unanimous that Electric BItters do cure
all diseases OF the Liver, Kidneys or Blood,
Only a half dollar II bottle ut Leroy Farmers
Drug Store. no June2-eSGw-ly
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FARMERS

T DESIRE to call your attention to The fact that
L l have rented of MIR. Jos. Hook, the up stairs
rooms over Schmidt's harness shop. on south
side OF the public square. which 1 will use as an
office and sample rooms. where you can always
find some wide-awake gentleman ready to show
you my one. wheeled Check Rover and iDur-
wheeled Corn Planter and explain their many
advantages over other check rowers and corn
planters. They will also tell you that your may
Cultivator that the high, the low. the rich. the
poor, the big, fat man, the little, lean man, the
one legged mon, the one-armed man, the old
man, the young man, the boy, or, If you please,
| the widow, or the married lady if her husband
Is sick, could use with ease and do as good
work as any man can do with the common cul-
tIvatOr. They will also tell you Of the fOtltoe
Digger that takes the potatoes out of the ground
and puts them IN the sack. And of my new
style Grain Drill that will plant your grain In
stubble, or trashy ground aud all you have TO do
is to sit In your seat and drive along at y 'ur
leisure and it will do your work. Also OF my
Harvesting Machine that will cut your grain,
when the time comes. how to build your grana.
nv to save yo'r grain And all these things
will be made In Lexington, this season, On a
small scale, however. on account of my small
means. l expect. however, to be working 100
men within less than twelve months. notwith-
standing the indifferent treatment ! have receiv-
ed from the business men OF our town, and
would be doing It IN less than 30 days ii 1 could
find some man. or men, that had Il few dollars
and as much enterprise rs u ten-year-old hoy
Yes. farmer friends, come and see me and i
Will do you good. | am going to give you the
most complete, desirable, easily managed Outhl
or machinery ever Offer to the farmers, 30
you can raise more grain, with more ease 10
yourselves and teams; so yoC may be able to
pay OF those money sharks that are scrapinR
away your farms ut less than half their value
From the lnCt that / Was raised on Il farm and
lived there half the time since, | think | know
what the farmers need; and as 1 carried on
wagon shop for about IA years. repairing al
kinds OF machinery. | think ! know how Il
make them Call and see me
l.. D.. McCLINTBC.
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-
Bargainsl Bargains, in bleached and un-
bleached domestics, at Ahrens'. See new al.
Bargalnsl Bargains, In new goods Is the
watchword at Ahrens'. Read new adj II
Shiloh's Vitalizer Is what you need for
constipation. loss Of appetite, dizziness ana
all symptoms of dyspepsia. Price 1Oc and
Toe per bottle. At Loomis'. a2oeowly
Counters, freight elevators and shelving
or sale low, by A. Geyer. II
Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secured, by shiloh's Cough Remedy. Price
6Oc. Nasal injector free. At Loomis'.
See the new coIoring in spring dress goods
with new trimmings to match. at reduced
prices, at Ahrens'. apr13tt
The finest line of corn planting machinery
ever brought to this market, for sale by K
W. Kruse, al Hlgginsville. mch23m3
For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh''
Porus Plssters. Price 25c. At LOomis'.
New Persian gimps, passamenteries and
band trimmings to match all the new color
ing In dress goods, at Ahrens'. aprl3tf
Everybody avail himself or herself Of thu
''spring bargains" now offered. See Ahrens
new ad. apr13tf
Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure Il
sold by as on a guarantee. 1t cures con
sumption. Loomis, Franklin ave. eow1y
A splendid line of table linens. towels
crashes, bleached and unbleached muslins
all Of which will be sold at q reduction OF 2
per cent. Come at once il you wish to saw
money, at Ahrens'. aprl3tf
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The Hisginsville club expect to play the
return game next Monday. and the faculty
having granted US Tuesday as Il holiday, we
have challenged Corder base ball club for a
game on that day. Should these two games
be won by the w. NJ. AS. they can claim
the championship Of this county.
AS the academy ball grounds are not In
good shape for bali playing, these games will
be Clayed on the sand bar near the river. And
wish to state that civil officers will be there
to enforce strict order so that ladies' may at
tend II they choose.
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Bucklen's Arniea Salve.

BuckIen's Arniea Salve.
The best salve In the world for Cuts, Brussels,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rleum, Fever Sores letter,
Chapped Hands. Chilbiains, COrns. and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cuIes Piles, or N
pay required. 1t Is guaranteed 10 give perfec
satlst .ctiOn. or money refunded. Price % cents
per box For sale by
m36yl LEROY FARMER
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Benefit Entertainment, Baptist Par.
sonage Fund.

The charming cantata Ruth the Moabitess'
will be given In hagen's opera house, Mon
day evening, May 9Th. by the vocal pupils of
the Baptist college assisted by;messrs. Chiles,
Smith and Conner, and Il chorus of gentle
men. The characters will lie represented In
full costume.
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LET"TE;lE LIST.

'ItHE following letter9 remained uncalled for n
l. the postO1ice at Lexington, Lafayette coun-
~. Missouri, April IL, 1883:
Balm. Geo. A Brown, LiZZy Miss
Chopin, Willis ColvIlle, N.
Carmichael, W U. Darlington. l..
Fielder, George Hays. S. T..
Jacks. Columbus Louis, +.
Potta, ). Porter, Noble
Shelby, Et. scott, j. W.
Thomas, l.. Williams, F..
CARDS.
Carmichael. Il. W. Christie, ID. W.
Fox, Mary e. Gr"enmann, W. II.
Poorly, S. Williams, Albert
When calling for these please say they wer,
advertised. P.S FULKERSON, Z NJ
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JOHN POWELL
THE OVAL CHJJRN

THE OVAL CHURN
is one of the best cburns made.
The cost is less than any other
patent churn, is without gearing,
will not leak and churns easy and
quick. Can refer to many persons
in the county who are using these
churns. If you want a churn do
not fail 10 examine The Oval.
With a pound car of The World
Baking Powder we give a real
china mOustache cup and saucer.
The baking powder is as good al
any and the cup and saucer can
not be bought for less than fifty
cents. Price Of Baking Powder
fifty cents.
VIZ have many kinds OF
LYE ANIL
Rabbits, Lewis, Greenwich, Eagle
and Meckling's. Meckling's Is
celleDt and very cheap. With a
Soc cali of Meckling's and 12pounds
OF grease yOn can make a barrel of
splendid soft soap; or with a SOC
a and IA pounds of grease nine
gallons hard soap.
ROYAL
POULTRY FOOD
for fowls, young chicks, ducks.
geese and turkeys. 1t prevents
cholera, gapes and other ailments
common to fowls. By its use no
sick or dropping chicks will be
Price of two pound package
20 cents.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.


MEETING.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that IL meeting OF
IN the stockholders of the Lexington Build
ing and Loan Association of Lexington. Mo.
will be held ut the Courthouse, in the CITY Of
Lexington, Lafayette county, Missouri, on
MONDAY, JUNE 81, 1889. AT0A. NJ,
of that day. for the purpose of taking IA vote of
the Stockholders of the Association on u prOpO-
sitiOn then and there to be subT tilted TO them.
to Increase the amount OF the Capital Stock OF
said Association from the cum of Two Hundred
Thousand Dollars 1890 .000I, which il now IL,
to the sum OF Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Dollars $3.50 ,UOOl M Increase of Fifty Thou.
sand Dollars 1850 0OOl
b5.YOur particular attention IL T. quested to
this matter. as II majority of the stOcK must be
voted for the proposition. and it Is to the inter
est of every stakeholder that the incrca & should
be made. T.. CHANSLOIt,
X Il SMITH.
CHAS. W LOOMS.
w. q. MCCAUSLAND,
n j. BANDDN,
ii. SINAUER.
J.R MOOREHEAD,
GEO. HUrCHISON,
W. b. WILSON,
JAS WENTWORTH,
mcb22m2 s S.
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annot quote prices on one in a hundred of the
BARGAINS WE HAVE,

and will give you only a few as "eyeopeners" =
30 yds. Best Styles Elegant New Prints for 81,
I6 yds. Heavy Brown Cotton, one yard wide, 81.
16 yds. Fine Brown Cotton, one yard wide, 81.
16 yds. Soft Finished Beached Cotton, 81.
Is yds. Plaid Dress Cottons, choice goods, 81.
16 yds. High Colored Soudan Cloths, 81.
- yds. Pure Linen Crash. Is in. wide, 81.
10 yds. Standard Ginghams, choice styles, 81.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the cO-partner-
" ship heretofore existing between the I'M
dersigned was dissolved by mutual consent on
the first day OF April. 1889. Either party is uu-
thOrlzed To sign the firm name IN settlement of
accounts. Both will occupy the same office as
heretofore, oyer the drug store of p. s. FuIker-
son, Nam street. p. $ FULKERSON,
abr2O 3 Il II
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vesklg gntelligenter.
Orricie ! County Paper.
ANNOUNCEMENT.


We are authorized to announce Cuhio.
WALK rs a candidate for Councilman iroul inc
Fourth Ward at the ensuing election, JnLe4.
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Desirable. and now is your time to Sc
cure two business brick buildings situated
on franklin avenue; will sell separately for
81, 400 cash, or So 600 will buy them both
e. WINSO q SON
C., BEN RUSSELL.
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Call and see this at once or miss a bargain.
We have for sale II desirable business prop
crty IS feet front by l42 in depth; brick
building, containing five rooms other than
store rooms. VIII sell for 81. 500 or trade
Tor II city residence or farm.
T.. WINSOk 4 SON
c. BEN RUSSELL.
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Sateens will be the leading thing this season in thin fabrics,
and are by ia the handsomest printed goods made in design and
coloings they rival the art of the painter and the dream of the poet.
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'They are a Thing of Beauty and a JOY Forever.

We have them in qualities from a sumner at 10c up to the most
giant French. Now we give you a pointer, and it is this. we will
you these goods lower than you can buy them anywhere else.
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One of the most desirable Residences in
Lexington large and beautiful grounds and
yard, conveniently located. cheap and easy
terms. Il WINSOR Il SON
T.. BEN RUSSELL.
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DESIRABLE
RESIDENCE LOTS J!

We have several very Desirable Res idence
Lots tor sale at Barg AIMS. Centrally locat-
ed, call eall y and get choice.
E. WISSOR & son
G. BEN RUSSELL.
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SST STOCK, BUT THE CHEAPEST ON
WE HAVE EVER HAD.

Taking advantage of the war which has been going on for a short
time between the large wholesale dealers, we have made our purchases
at prices never before dreamed of. We have searched the markets
thoroughly for such goods as we knew would suit our customers
and, owing to the war above alluded to, we have been enabled to buy
them almost at our own prices. We will give our customers the full
benefit of our experience and our advantages in buying, and we cor
daily invite you to come and let us show you what we have. We
have no fears about pleasing you.
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We have the correct things in Wooden Dress Goods, be
a nice, neat, half wool at 1Oo, and running up through
to the sublime quality of Henriettas. These are 46 in
and we have them in all the new Spring shades. In their M
beauty of color and delicacy of texture they stand Mt the head
class, Ask to see our SO in. Serges at 19c, and our Doublef 70
lsh Reipes mt Ole.
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Two Story Eight Room Brick Dwelling
on Franklin street, near IN, will be sold at
q Great Bargain, II taken soon; terms easy.
f.. WINSOR 4 SON
e.. BEN RUSSELL.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-06
JemeZ Hot Springs.

The Jemea hot springs visitors at pres
ent are: Sheriff Perea and Al Stevens,
of Bernalllo; Fred Marsh. Durango c.
I. Norton, Fl Paso Frank Moore, Harry
Schenck, \. IL. Dixon, Albuquerque w.
Cunningham, Miss Cunningham, James
Hunter, John Hunter, San Pedro Jacob
Yrissarri, Bernalillo, and u. w. prewett
and wife, OF Socorro. The Guide says
"Nisitors are arriving daily, and the
hotels and boarding houses are fast filling
up, and the bath houses are doing great
business. Tie prospect is bright ior flush
times the present season."
Concerning the new wagon road from
Espanola to this famous mountain resort,
the Guide also has this piece Of good news ;
The wagon road to Espanola is being
put through with due expediency. Hon.
NJ. 5. Otero is working on it with fifty Of
his men, and is camping on the road.
Roadmuster Smith has every available
man on the work, and is unceasing in his
efforts. The Espanola people are working
on the other end, and are coming this way
with rapidity. The road will soon be fin
ished if the work continues to be prose-
cuted as vigorously as is being done at
present"
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CRiST KNOCKED OUT.


Judge Whitelnan on Saturday afternoon
denied the petition Of Mr. J. II. Crist tor
leave to file an Information in the nature
Of writ OF quo warranto against Mr..
TWltchelI, district attorney and acting
solicitor general OF the territory. The
Judge gave only u verbal opinion and held
in substance that the office of solicitor
general is at present only inchoate; that
the questions attempted to be raised by
the relator are now merely speculative
and abstract and that no practical ques-
ton in relation to the office could in any
way be presented to the court earlier than
October next. That no court can afford
to do a vain thing, and in the petition be-
fore him it WAS plainly his duty to dis
courage litigation of this kind. That in
30 doing the court was exercising SOUND
discretion, as this petition proceeded upoI
the theory that the leave OF the court must
he first had and obtainei. In the cast
before him the burden was upon the relatOl
to show Il substantial interest in himself
IN the office in controversy. This the re-
lator had ut erly failed to do. 1t WAS idle
to attempt to show an interest in an office
which was not Vet in existence. That the
law does not contemplate it as proper for
every citizen to champion the community
by assaling the title OF official imcum-
bents, and before court can interfere that
person must show specific legal inter-
est i'll himself. That the act creating the
office of solicitor general plainly indicates
the legislative intent to hold the office in
allowance, inchoate and untitled until the
month OF October, 1889.
The court also took occasion to state
that the legislature unquestionably had
authority to create the office of solicitor
general, as it had authority also to name
the date when such new office should be
filled by appointment by the governor,
and the court announced further that III
its opinion Gov. Ross clearly had no
power to commission Crist as solicitor
general Whatever duties Mr.. TWitchell
performed as acting solicitor general were
performed by him as district attorney.
The decision of Judge Whieman is also
Important in its bearing upon the district
attOrneyship, new offices created and
filled by this same law, as it practically
settles all question of the COnstltutionality
of the act relating to the offices of solicitor
general and district attorneys. J. ii.
knaebel, esq, represented Mr. TWitchell
in this case, and Crist was represented
by n. B, Laughlin.
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PERSONAL.
Charlie Way is on the sick list.

/ Charlie Way is on the sick list.
| T.. 4. Grunsfeld has gone on business
trip to Chicago.
u. Mcintyre and sons, Of Carthage,
are quartered at the Exchange.
Mr., 0. f. Cromwell, one Of Albuquer-
que's wide awakes, is at the Palace to-day.
/ +. D. Johnson, of st. Louis, and j.
Murray, OF New York. are registered at
the Palace
Col. f. W. Eaton is up from Socorro
on visit to his daughter, Mrs. C. II.
Gildersleeve.
Mrs. L. Bradford Prince and son ar
rived from the east at noon to-day. Gov.
Prince met them at Lamy junction.
/ E. Brigham, Of Trinidad, real estate
man who has lived there for fourteen
years, paid his first visit to Santa Fe
yesterday.
Gen. Julian left Saturday night on q
thirty days leave of absence, and will visit
Indiana. His daughter, Mrs. Clark, &C.
companied him.
Manager NJ. B. Bowman, Of the
Buffalo springs ranch, and John T.
Kelley, Of the Golden placer mines, are in
| town on business.
Geo. L. WHY'S, county commissioner,
OF Cerrillos; J. W. Benton, Of Dolores,
and H. S. Arnold, OF San Pedro, are
registered at the Exchange.
DR.. D. Randall, wife and two hand
some children, of New York, arrived in
the city yesterday Oh months visit
DR.. Randall is nephew OF Mr.. a be Gold
and is one of the best known and most
successful dentists in the American me,
/ tropolis.
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\ STORMY SESSION.


/ IN ,,.,
Inc county commissioners anna 'i'e ii"
yers and the spectators had Il den OF a
time at the court housn this forenoon.
Tho o.oosio,, ,,....a, ,,,,.,.,,.li,,or,. ,nnat.
Wv ''''''' wa, '''' 80
liis Vi the county po"f1. ''"'''!"'' '7'''"ii
presided and Commissioner" ''"o. l.,
Wvllvs and Teodo,o Martinez i.sld down
rboi,e ON t,,o oonu..;4o s;.lo. If t,o ,Ia,l, c
''l 'Pl'0,-'' " :,
uesK' MI u. II. hoch' N"'. MOSS aP-
polntee to ill DR.. S!oa1's place. Was
present with counsel in the Iprson Of Hon.
Y To,,ahl;n o,d T n r.u.o,,.l va.
on hand to lo ,,i,'' afro" a" ,hn ;nt,rnst,,
Of his cI;nnt Dr Sioan }yE.rtha ,nnot-
inc had Loon d,,I,' ,,ii,.} f., 'nrln,. W.
I @nqhlin ononoa tEo i'ail ~, .f,tin', tL.f
.Indge Whifemar, LaJ n, NV, Ie,.iJnI
the Korh-SIoan ronfrotpr>y hy ii..,Iyi,u
the ininrtiom a,,"i,tt NJ E,nh and ho
argued at length th.t if VA. t6n Iulv Of =
majority Of tIn L"srT t',n,,.fnrn tn nnst
DR., Sloan and ;n..aI; Mr. Ko..h as the
dnlv annointnl anJ ,',aI,i,n,i r,m.,t,, CON-
missioner from t,t Isr Ii.tr;rt NJ
knapbel. on fine n,i,rr hand slntpd thot
.Judoe Whitem,u lnIntt da,ideI tho in
iuncfion rpstraiuinr Mr. Knrh from in
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rs compelling Judge Brinker to sign the
till OF exceptions, and an alternative writ
vas granted naming Il date for Judge
Brinker to appear and show cause why he
should not be ordered to sign the bill of
exceptions. The case was argu d before
Judge Long Oh Thursday last by Messrs.
Fiske and Catisn, the latter appearing
tor Hon. Pedro Perea. Saturday night
Mr.. tiske vas notified BY Wire that
Judge Long had refused to make the
order directing Judge Brinker to sign the
bill OF exceptions, holding that the new
law of January 5 did not cover this case.