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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-25

Thurmond's Lone Star Catarrh Cure
and Lone Star Blood Syrup are now the
leading remedies for cstarrh and ell blood
diseases. Alexander d Cornwell, 219 East
Pecan street.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-25

A little medicine of the right
kind, taken at the right tlme,is Invaluable.
That means Carter's Little Liver Pills,and
take them now.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-25

1t is the English sparrows, and not the
sparrers, who should be arrested. They
do great harm by robbing and numbering
other and better birds.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-25

Dyspepsia makes you nervous,
and nervousness makes you dyspeptic
either one renders you miserable. Carter's
Little Liver Pills cure both.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-25

Thunder and lightning mas been trying
to queer Chicago. 81. Louis people look
upon that wonderful city as modern
Sodom and Gomorrah.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-25

A virtuous soda fountain is apt to hiss
and sputter when an active prohibition
ist snesks into drug store and asks for
brandy and soda rs a medicine.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-25

Caution. Buy only DR.. Isaac Thomp'
sons Eye Water. Carefully examine the
outside wrapper. None other genuine.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-25

O'Donovan Rosa wants to be charged
with writing the "Arthur Richmond" let
tiers, but experts say he never had the
brain for such work.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-25

The big fellow was we'll attended in the
ring; but what he most needs is a bottle
holder who viii keep the bottle away from
him on all occasions.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-25

A fool must now and then be right by
chance. Bot the accident gives him nc
right to claim to be wise.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-25

Hereafter dogs in England will not
have their ears cut. II they do they will
not be admitted TO any dog show. The
man who will cut the ears of dog should
not be admitted TO hog shoK.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-25

End your misery and enjoy life by
using DIR. Thurmond's Lone Star
Oatarrh Cure.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-25

Students of medicine would do we'll to
send for the catalogue of the Memphis
Hospital Medical college.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-25

When Baby was sick, we gave ner Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castorla,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gee them Castorie
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-25

List Of letters remaining uncalled for and adver-
Used at the poetoice, at AUSTIN Texas for the week
ending July % 1889
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-25

Sold BY Druggists and Dealers ErTwchere.
TIE CHARLES A. V0GELER co.. Baltimore. Nd.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-25

Crippled Cases Throw Away Clutches,
Cured Permanently.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-25
S!JACOBS OF,
FOR RHEUMATISM.

Suffered 40 Years and Cured.
N. Albany st., ithaca, MT.
For over forty years have been victim q
HAsumatism. was persuaded to try st. Jacobs
OIL. I have used two bottles and man more
ree from rheumatism never walked our streeta.
Ny limhs that were once stiH and lame are uov
lhSht and timber as In my youth.
JOS. KDsBJL
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LADIES' LIST.
Allen, Msry. Lily Bostwick, N L Mrs
Crawford, Winnie, Mira Coo Bertha Mis-
Bisie al 7, Mrs Dawson, Arlenia, Miee
Erwin, Rachel, Mr. Farrell, Jennie, Mrs
Fredericks, q, Mrs Glascock, Laurs, Mlse
Griffin, Irene, Mira GRAY Slay Mre
Hartman, Patsy, Mrs Hood AIRY, Mre
Harris, Josephine Mrs Jarrett Polite, Mrs
Jacksoni Mary, Mrs Johnson, Hattie, Mrs
Kidd, Addie, Mrs Lensing, Mnllie, Miss
Leten, ID James, Mrs Lewie, arab, Mrs
McMtlon, Ida, Miss Mueller, Hulda Miss
Masterson, Flora, Mrs Parker, sarah
Parker, El'br, Mrs Patterson Elizabeth, Mrs
Page Emma Miss Raspberry, Gennie, Mics
Re- d, Caroline, Shilling, Alma, Mise
skirNng, Maggie, Mrs Wilson, Mary j, Mrs
GENTLRMEN's LIST
Braxston, Bob Brown, Sw
Bradford, WM Bostwick, NE
Boone u Webb Bowie U IL
Bagley FL Booder, Lee
Baker, oA Capitol Manut'tg Co.
Dslon.y y, William Dunks, RIB
Dryre, AA Foster A L
Guerra, Gordon, Eddie
Gordon, Garvin, ID
Gibbs, Hon G O,2 Gray, BIB
HRig1n,o YsI. W E Hamilton, Jerry NJ
Kelly, Berry King, w Il
kunzL Franz Labat, f, ank DR.
morrill,, Clifford O'Kellpy,JJ
Page, lnez Pate on, VIII
Patrison, William Ri era, 0alistro
Rovinson, Jim Richard Med Co, b
Rucker, ERR Rector, Ell
Rich, Jon Stepp, j w
oimme. jones Shanklin, Charles
Scott Il j Starks, RS
Taylor, James Truhert & Co, II M
Tanis, Charley Waeh.on, viii
Harrison, Bob Master
FOREIGN LIST.
Frignerva, Guillermo Ewing, Blanch, Mre
Ga dber, Charles, Muschamp, Ben
Rischke, Martha, Miss
FOREIGN DUE LIST
Almgren, Oscar Eread
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Have your letters addressed in care Of your street
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will be sent to the dead letter office, at Washington.
d q. JOHN o. JHNe ON, r. M
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-25
CITY AND COUNTY
Cupld's Capers.

From Saturdays D aly.l
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-25
PENITENTIARY BOARD.

The penitentiary board consisting OF
Messrs. Walter Tips, Frank Hamilton and
G.. Crow, held meeting yesterday. The
penitentary report for the month of June
was approved. The report makes the fol-
lowing showing:
Recipts for June, 1859 ...............S3 8 $50 AZ
Reouieition ,'.,.,.................... 10 100 90
Balance on hand ....................... 22,6 2 0S
81. 252 so
Disbursed during June 1882 ............S56 $40 81
Balance on hand July 1906 %
Number of convicts on hand June 30,
1889, 3,400.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

between 10000 and $1,000 TO issue bonds
Tor street improvements.
To amend section sos Of the Code.
To change the county seat OF Obion
county.
To repeal the charter Of Henderson.
The Senate resolution TO print public
documents was concurrcd in.
The Senate resolution rendering to the
National Education Bssociation the USE Of
the hall OF Representatives and Senate
chamber was concurred in.
The following House bills passed on
third reading
Fixing the compensation for publishing
nonresident notices at - each.
To change the county seat OF Obion
County from Troy to Union City.
On motion of Mr.. Jones, of Benton, tho
Senate bill on the same subject was sub.
stitutcd for the House bill. Carried. The
Senate bill was then passed upan its third
reading.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock a. m. to-
morrow.
The bill to amend the law relating TO
street car companies, introduced 10y Sena-
tor Cralghead today, and which is referred
TO in the proceedings OF the Senate is to
allow all street car companies which have
heretofore used animal power to operate
the same by electricity provided the city
or town in which said railroad company
operates its cars gives It's assent TO the
same.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22
A SUPERB THEATER BURNED.
The st. Paul Grand Opera-House II
Ashes Loss, 100000.

Inc 81 raul Grand Opera-House IN
Ashes -Loss, 100000.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Jan. 2l.-At : o'clock
this morning fire broke out in the coat.
room OF the Grand Opord-llousc aud at S
O'Clock there seemed little chance Of saw
ing the building. The place caught during
the absence OF the carc.taker at breakfast.
The Grand Opera-llousc is located in the
business part ol The city and is surrounded
10y some OF the best buildings in the city,
Back oi the house is the mammoth Globe
Building while on another side are large
business blocks The entire lire depart
ment was called out aud went to work with
will. The mercury was about ~ below
zero aud the water lroze almost as fast us it
could hc thrown from thcl hose. The
grand block adjoining the opem-house ON
the corner OF Wabasha aud Fourth streets
soon caught, and the occupants OF that
building having departed from their warm
rooms to the much colder out OF doors,
We're many OF them shivcriug in sclut ap.
parcl until their clothes we're brought to
them by lircmen. At O'Clock the roof
fell ia and the flames spread with in
creased apidity, taking the rest Of the
opcfa-hOuso in quick time and very soon
the operi.honse was completely Quilted.
Occupants OF the Court anl Frost
blocks were driven out 10y the mp
preach OF the flames, but it is thought
those buildings will not lose much
by fire, although the loss by water
and the like will be considerable. In the
basement OF the opcra-housc building is
an immense power-rOom from which the
heat aud power for the buildings Tor sew
cral squares around X furnished. by the
fire tins was shut down aud people in the
different buildings were soon shivuring
with the cold, while those depending on
the power were compelled 10 shut down
until the steam engine could once more
start up. Both the afternoon dailics are
crippled 10y the loss OF power. The opera
house, ~ originally built, cost 800, OOl and
was recently elegantly ruiitlcd at AN ca
prnsc Of $4,000. The insurance Is only
about S75,ulO. The Flurcnccs were at
the Grand last week, but had removed
their property aud lost nothing. Helen
Barry was to be here this week aud her
property had not yet arrived, 10 that she
loses nothing. Manager scott, with his
usual energy, At once proceeded to look
after a place to continue business, aud has
already secured a hall and will 20 on with
no interruption Of the dates already an.
nounccd. The cable lines pass on Fourth
street. near the fire. and owing TO the fire
department the ears were kept from run
ming for several hours, II bcIng nearly ]
% clock before the flames were under con.
tel
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22
TmE RANK OF rrNNE,AEE.
synopsis of senator Craighc id'- BiIi To
Reimburse Depositors

Special Dispatch 20 The Appeal.
Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 2l.-By request.
Senator Craighead introduced bill in the
Senate this morning which brings before
the General Assembly question not ut all
new TO Legislative bodies aud to the people
Of the State. II is no more nor less than
TO refund the depositors OF the Bank Of
Tennessee ami its branches the money lost
by them when the bank closed operations.
The bill provides that the amount shall be
funded by the State into thirty.year cou-
pons, bearing interest payable scmi.an-
nually; provided that no deposits made
the bank or branch bank in which the
same was made, had been removed from
the place where It was located and doing
business when the war broke out between
the States, shall be- funded The Treas
urer, TIE Comptroller and Secretary OF
State are constituted an examining board,
whose duty IL shall he 10 receive, preserve,
audit and examine the claims and demands
presented by the said dcposiiors. their
agents, administrator or executors, 10 Ice
funded under this act fhe Board shall
advertise aud notify all persons owning
and claiming deposits 10 present their
claims therefor and file the same with said
Board at the Capital on or before January
/, 1870, 10 be funded under the provision
Of this act. All claims and demands not
iiled with the Board before january I,
| $40, shall be excluded and disallowcd
aud forever barred aud rejected. The
Board shall keep q book and note and re-
cord the amount OF deposit claimed, by
whom made, the name of the claimant
owning the same wien filed, the bank or
branch ia which the same was deposited.
Said Board shall have the power 10 cx-
anime upon oath claimants aud their wit
ncsscs, and other persons, touching the
validity aud ownership Of the claims and
demands presented TO be- funded, that
they may intellilontly credit and examine
the same. II upon examination the claims
are found TO bo valid, the Board shall
approve the same and record IT, that
the ptorata sheets may be made thcrcirom.
THIS board, together with thc Governor,
shall cause 10 be prepared bonds Of the
State IT the denomination Of 500. 500
and $1,000, in such proportions as the
board mas deem advisable. these bonds 10
be- dcnomiuatrd "Drpusilors' bonds. 20
They shall bear the date 81 July !, 1890.
aud be- payable thirty wears after date.
The rate Of interest is left blank.
Section - OF the bill provides that the
! board shall receive as compensation for
their services, Il for each and every bond
| issued by them, Ia be shared equally,
which shall bc paid by the claimant ~ de-
mandant receiving tho bonds. The cost
OF engraving the bonds shall be paid 10y
the State. No deposit made by or stand
ing in the name OF any civil or military
officer Of the State or the Confederate
States shall be funded. Tho bill passed
Gr.t fpnliup
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

wiDmr,, kas, Jan. gL-A mysterious
murder WIS committed hero saturday
night, the victim being Edward T. Brown,
q capitalist. living 900 Carey Park, ono Of
the suburbs ui che city, lie rs supposed
10 have ilIghiri FROM a street ear, about o
o'rlorf. within % block Of bis home and
while walking this distance tlc limo was
committed The blow was struck With q
car pin. tnc finding OF which, With his hat
covered with blood, aINo 'hc llrst iniclli-
gpngc ol the murder Brown always wore
IA valuable gold watch and about 1000
worth oi diamonds 10 obtain Which tho
crime we evidently committed Tie leaves
a wife aud three children. Brown vas
thirty siN y,as OF age aud came here
thut years ago from Lexington, ny Ills
father died short time ago, leaving him
quito q valuable estate.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22
THE TARIFF.
Debate in the Senate About Closed,
The Question is Now, What Win
the House Do With It9
Some Feeling Is Re'ny Created as to
the Committee of Reference.
That Is, Will It GO to Mr., Randall's
or Mr.. Mils's Committee9
Mr.. McMilun Interviewed on the Sub
ject-Littlo Hope Entertained for
the Passage of the River and
Harbor Bill General News.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
WAsuINGroN, Jan. 2l.--lhe rumor that
there was a movement on foot among somo
OF the Southern Democrats OF the House
to have the Senate tariff bill referred TO
Mr.. Rnndalrs COMMITTEES on Appropria-
tioas instead OF TO Mr. Mils's WAYS and
Means Committee is still an interesting
subject OF discussion among the members.
Mr.. McMiliin, while not desiring to dis
cuss the subject, thought he could with
perfect proprietv say that the WAYS and
Means Committee had made It's record on
the tariff question and had nothing TO re.
tract or apologize Tor "Nor" said he,
could We bc induced to support
any act that could Ice construed rs ~
surrender oil any principle lot winch we
have heretofore stood. The result of the
presidential election has not changed the
views OF a single Democratic member OF
the committee on the tariff question. The
Mills bill is still the formal expression Of
our views and still the position OF the
democratic party ON the subject. Strange
~ enough, continued Mr. McMillin, "thc
tobacco bill introduced by Mr.. Cowlcs and
referred TO the Appropriation Committee
was taken bodily from the Mills bill. We
are in favor Of that, but not as a separate
proposition Our desire Is TO correct the
abuses OF taxation rs felt 10y all the people
and not 10 address ourselves 10 the abuses
felt and complained Of by one section Of
the country
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

Cmc,oo, Ill, Jan. ~ ono OF the largo
tanks recently erected at Fast South chic
casu by thu sIinilrI on Company Tor tho
storage oi oil shipped from Lima, o.,
hur,lcd yesterday More than 5000 hir-
rcls oi the iu0,mmabc liquid Voro scat
tered iur mors than q block In every dircc.
ton. The officers OF the company arc
afraid the uil will take lir aud destroy tho
other tanks aud much other property ud-
lucent g. ihr plant 10 prevent this they
employed force ul llity men, who vCrG
stationed ai the outskirts ui the olya-inOus
mlss and instructed 10 carefully watch it.
II h Lppci that some 1T tine oil will DO
saved. but % Is thought that IL Will be a
total loss. The officers ol the company
nrH unable to account ior the COLLAPSE II
the tank. except that it was due 90 loose
construction Tho loss Is estimated at
from 5000 b. 5000.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22
A DOUBTFUL STORY.
How a Man Explains the Killing Of His
Brothor.in. Law.

Brothor.in Law.
MouNt IIoLLA, y. j., Jan. 2l.-Shonly
after midnight yesterday morning John
Mcneil shot his brolhcr.in.law, james
Dcllctt, Jr., on his front door step death
resulting inslanianoously. Mcneil lives
on a lonely road leading from Shamonr
Station to Indian Mills, about twenty
miles from here. The house il situated in
q cluster Of pine trees. and IL more than q
milo IRON any other dwelling Mcneil
SAYS be was awakened by a loud rapping
on the door. 4 number Of White Cap
notices had been posted Ia the neigh Dor.
hood recently, and although they were
generally supposed 10 be- the work ot mis-.
chicyous young men, Il had been strongly
hin,cd In the pas, icw days that serious
work was soon 10 be- lone by the rcgulat.
or. Mcneil had received no warning Of
impending punishment, and had no reason
10 believe that hc mOrityl one Of the
Whippings Tor which these lnwlcss bands
are noted. but the unreasonable hour 81
the night and the ISOLATION OF his home
made him proceed cautiously The knock.
ing was soon renewed vigorously, and on
looking out window Mcneil saW Ia
| the shallow Of the trees Ui bis front yard,
% solitary figure. Suspicious Oi the myH.
| FERROUS igurc, Mcneil took his shotgun
aud vent cautiously down stains 10 the
| front door, which was still being battered
| by the fists Of the unknown visitor lie
| opened 10 a short distance. and pOking bis
| gun out said. "Whai do YOU WaniY' II
want YOU, responded thc stranger, and
started 10 enter TIE house. As he did 10
| he encountered the end Of the shotgun.
Mcneil pulled the trigger. A loud report,
q smoihofcd groan aud a dead body lay on
/ the ground wcltcnug in blood that flowed
/ from q large wound near the heart Up 10
/ this time Mcneil had not the slightest
idea who the man was nor had lac seen
him a. ho started 10 enter the door, lie
felt some one seize the gun, and he fred.
The iam!,y was s0on reused, and an inyos'
I tigaliou showed that lhe dead man wa,
James Dcllclt, IT,, Who had married
| McNCifs sister some ycan ago, who %
nov dead Mcneil gave himself ny 10 th,
authorities today and Il ia iail awaiting .
hearing.
This u McNoils version Of the affair
and Is corrobomlcd by members Of hi
family. II Is known that Dclleit had spcn
Saturday evening at Smalps Tavern, nea
shamong station. lie had drunk conbid
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22
Tar RIVER Am u,nnon NH.
Little Hope Eni-rta,ncd for IT. Pas.
sage Ia Congress.

Special Dispatch o. The Appeal.
WAsuiNGtoN, Jan. 2l.-rhc friends Of
river aud harbor improvement are very
much discouraged over the fate Of the bill
now pending in the House. II had been
the general opinion for some time that
ultimate success would be- In their ability
TO pass il over the almost certain rrcsi.
dental veto, but the prospect ol doing
this, even II they succeed In passing ID
through the HOUSE. which now begins Ia
look doubtful, h growing gradually less
The mcmbcfs In the House have received
assurances from their friends IN the Sen.
ate that II their bill gets 10 the Senate Il
will be- rushed through In q very few DAYS.
II tho changes seem good an attempt may
be- made tomorrow Ia bring the hill up,
but this eau only be- done 10y cfowding the
Election Committee ont Of the way not
q very easy task, and Mr.. Randall has
announced that hc must take up the rcgu-
lar appropriation bills this week.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22
1000. 600 " ONE. Registered.

Nav NouK, Jan. ~ The Womaus
Suffrage rarly's State Committee proves
10 have ad,.crs from their district workers
that about 2,OOO,OJO women were regis
tered ut the election last week In
England, Scotland aud Wales ~ mem.
ben ol the new city councils The Count
css oi Aberdeen b. at thc head Of the or
ghnimiiun oi wealthy, titled aud iunuru-
tial ladies who have united 10 enforce ,bc
right VI their sex 90 M M members OF the
councils unl 10 resist any attempt b. de-.
pryc Lady Siudhurt. Miss Jane Cubdun
daughter ul Richard Golden, aud the
other laii,, Who have b,un elected 10 the
councils, Of their places Therein on any
legal prctoSL Tho report that Lady Sand
huut will boz member Oi the London
Board OF Aldermen j. having good elect
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22
n,..,..lnnl IInlIrn.d Iislc..

Special uHpa.0h Go The Appeal
JA,gsuS. Miss, Jan. a. There was
conference today between ihc HaI'road
Commission aud Mr. - D. Norcy general
freight agent Ut tho Illinois Central Rail-
road, Which resulted iu q change ~ tho
rates in has and grain raised un thc line 81
siid road within the state. This was done
10 encourage the raising OF said products
boa thr state. Assistant General Freight
Aa,u, Parsley, Ui ttv kauus City, Mem
plis Is Birmingham Rood alsoappcafcdbe-
lore the Commission lu adjust 'hu rates on
hs road ~ the sOu.Aru Railway v.aasip-
Gallon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

cradle liquor, and is believed to have been
intoxicated. Ii McNcil's story is true, he
probably knocked ON the door in a
drunken fancy rs he passed the door.
Mcneil denies that he had any motive for
committing the crime, and says Inc was on
the best possible terms with his brother
ln-law. There are many persons who do
no! believe McNeii's story, and say that
circumstances indicate that ii was cold.
blooded murder. The two men have had
frequent quarrels. II is thought by some
persons that Dcllott WAS killed in thowuods
by Mcneil and dragged to the front door
steps in order that II plausible story OF his
death might be told. Dclett was about
thirty years old, and leaves three small
Children. Ills wife died about year ago.
Deficits father is a wealthy farmer, aud
Mcneil is also prosperous.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22
GENERAL WASHINGTON NEWS.
a BROKERS' Responsibility.

WAsuiSGroy, Jan. 2l.-An opinion OF
interest To stock brokers was rendered by
the United States Supreme Court today
in the case Of William Gallagher. appellant.
W. Thomas II. Jones, appeal from the IN.
premc Court Of the Territory Of Utah.
Tho case turns upon loss sustained by
Gallagher through the refusal or neglect Ut
his broker, Mr.. Jones. 10 follow biz in
structions In a stock transaction. The
court holds that broker IL but an agent.
and that he IL bound to follow the difcc.
tons Of his principal or give prompt notice
that hc declines b. continue the agency.
Il therefore denies that Jones Il liable Tor
damages Tor not notifying Gallagher by tolc.
graph that hc would not convert certain
stocks into other stocks, ~ he was ordered
10 do The measure Ol damages which
should be awarded where q stock advances
Ia value after nn order a. buy has been
given the court holds should be- the highest
Intermediate value which the stock altalug
between the time the order WIS given aud
a reasonable timo after notice Of failure tu
buy the stock IL given the intending pur-
chaser IN order that lac may make new
order The decision Of the lower court, in
favor " Jones, h reversed.