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come to de crossing. Dey get our trail. |
never SO regret horseshoes III my life. Dey
show de trail. l tell de lieutenant, Sibley.
we got to get
And We did get. but not fast enough for
me. Lieutenant was too brave. De In
dams on de other side dc ridge, dey come
down to de crossing. Dey find our trail;
dey follow US. We keep OH. DE best way
l could get de lieutenant to do was to get
into one little trot. He say ] want to kill
too brave. He say. Bat, | don't want to
kill my horses. | am responsible to de gov
eminent for de horses. If de Indians come
We fight dem.'
I'VE go for several hours. No Sioux in
sight. De lieutenant was u little heedful.
He say, Bat, ] must rest and water my
horses, an my men Iuust have some coffee
81 say, 'Sibley, | like coffee but damn de
coffee now. Let's keep on. i take my cof-
fee day after tomorrow
"De lieutenant say, Bat, we must have
coffee"
"We loosen de saddle-Qirths We make
de coffee. l tell de lieutenant, 'Sibley, you
goin' to see some Indian for dat Coffee
eve drink de coffee. We tighten dc sad
die and start on. Pretty soon l see
things dat don't grow on the prairie. One,
two head pop up here on de left. One, two
head pop up deere on de right. | say to de
lieutenant, 'Sibley, you see dat? you see
dat? No Indians here, oh no"
He say. Bat. what you going to do?'
Il say, 'Sibley, We light out for de tim
ber.'
W do light out, quick. Now come pop.
pop! pop. (clapping his hands three times.
BEFORE we get to de timber, a bullet strike
Finerty's horse in de tail. Isay, 'Ha. ha!
Finerty, something to put in de papairr
'Finerty he say, Damn de papairs.'
I'VE quick get into de timber. Eyery
man is told to tie his horse to a tree, and
lie down. l was de last in de timber. | tie
my horse near de edge of de timber. for
got my ovsrcoat on de saddle. 1t was hot
like de devil in de day time and cold like de
blizzard at night. Every man he get behind
tree. l hear de pop, pop, pop, (clappinp
his hands together. l see one sorrel
horse. He get hit. say, Hello, Finerty,
One sorrel horse, he gone. Put dat in your
papair.'
''Finerty, he say, Damn de papair.'
II am behind a tree. l make myself as
small as i can; squeeze myself togethel
like a sandwich. Every now and den com,
pop. pop, pop. | see my leg not behind d,
tree. l pull it back. L say MY God.
just den a twiR right dere by de bulle
clipped right troo. 1t fall to de ground
Dat was a close call for Bat. Den pop. pop
pop. White horse gets full of lead. IL
falls. Den l say, 'Finerly, de white hors
get full of lead. He falls. Put dat in you
papair.'
'Finerty he say, Damn the papRir.'
pop, pop. pop, kept up, and SO did d
thinking of everybody. After awhile a blac
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-09

NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR SCHOOL
ton will be held at the Central School building.
in the city of Helena, in School District No. /,
Lewis and Clarke county, state of Montana, on
Saturday, the 4th dag, Of April, A. D. 1891, be-
tween the hours of 2 O'Clock p. M. and sunset, at
which time and place the question. will be sub,
district whether the board of trustees of said
school district shall he authorized to issue cou-
pom bonds to the amount of SlOO,O0o bearing in-
terest at. the rate of b per cent per .annum, pay
able semi-annually. Said bonds to be payable IN
twenty years from their date and said bonds to
proceeds to be derived from the sale OF said
bonds to 10 used for school purposes. es follows:
First, to complete an eight-room building in the
Seventh ward of the city of Helena, the sum OF
1900 second, to erect a -four room building
near West Main street, in the First ward, in the
large the West Side school building, situated in
the Fifth ward of the city of Helena, by adding
two rooms thereto, making IL an elght.roOm
building, 5000; fourth, to purchase ground and
erect four rooms of an eight-room building near
the cemetery, in the Fifth ward of the city of
erect four rooms of an eight-room building near
the Northern Pacific railroad depot, on the North
Side, in the Sixth ward of the city of Helena,
$40, 900; sixth, to put in d heating plant and sys-
tenn of closets in the Central School building, in
the Fourth wa;d of the city of Helena, $4,000;
ent building fund of this board, which fund i9
being expended in the erection of school builG,t
ings in the city of Helena, the sum Of $21,OOO.
SC. GlLPATIICK,
w. H. GUTHRIE.
Trustees Helena School District No. l.. in
Lewis and Clarke County, Montana.
Attest: /. W.. ELLIS.
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erty he have his book out making notes for

dat damn papalr.
Bat then told how they completed their
journey. They had to cross the river twice.
At the second crossing all the men could
not go over. Several were exhausted. The
command covered them up with leaves, and
located the place so that they could come
back for their comrades. But Finerty WAS
u giant of endurance. He stuck all the
way through. At last they joined the main
command, and Il party WAS sent 10 rescue
the stragglers. when we git our coffee in
camp" said Bat, "Finerty he sat ON a quar-
termaster's box. l say to Finerty, You
have one grand time. Put it in your pa
pair
"finerty he say, You bet. OATS what
I'm here for, to write for dat damn pa
palr. AMOS j. CUMMINGS.
Copyright.
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WANTED-CHANDLER & HEATH WANT
w 4 girls, $25; ! waiter girl, S45; l woman
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Corner Main Street and Sixth Avenue, Helena, Mont.

horse falls shot. I say. Hello. Finerty.
Black horse gone. Another item for de
papair.'
"'Oh,' say Finertv damn de papair.'
Pop. pop, pop, come heavier and heavi-
er. De shouting louder. l o de village
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WANTED--CHANDLER & HEATH WANT
w so wood choppers. $l.25: 25 tiemakers, fire.
are, 10 cents; l engineer; l car man.
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The action of Carter's Little Liver pils 10
pleasant, mild and natural. They gently stimu-
late the liver, and regulate the bowels, but do
not purge. They are sure TO please. Try them.
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NANTED-CITY SOLICITOR FOE THE
w Mutual reserve Fund Life association of
New York. j. II. Beatty, general agent. city.
2 O. box q.
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WANTED-A LOT ON OR NEAR HAUSER
w bonlevard; price must be reasonable. Ad-
dress Builder, care Independent.
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WANTED-FIFTY LABORERS AND FIJI
w teen tunnelmen for Great Northern rail
road. Apply to 81 North Main street.
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e

WANTED -FOUR WAITER GIRLS CAN
w find work at q Edwards street.
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WANTED TWO TRANSFERS. $40; TWO
w cooks, $50; one ranchman, $50; one dish
washer, $40; ~ Edwards street.
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w AN rED-MEN AND WOMEN OF EDUCA
w ton and good address at once to take or
Eleven volumes, 1907 authors, 2,b71 selections
$50 full-page portraits, in preparation for seven
free for thirty cents. Chas. l.. Webster 4 Co., 8
East Fourteeeth street, New York City.
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WANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
housework. Apply between hours of 9 and
II a. M, at 5N4 Ewing street.
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WANTED-CHANDLER & HEATH WAN.
w 10 men for Demersville; wages S2.50 q day
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spRAlNs.
BRUISES.
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-A YOUNG NURSE GIRL. APP
w ply Mrs. r. II. Floyd-Jones, Hauser ave.
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WANTED-IF YOU HAVE ANY RAW FuRS
to sci and want to get what they are worth,
own use and can bay the highest prices. You
will be treated white and get your returns
promptly. Best references given. Correspond
ence solicited. l.. s, Berry, Manufacturer of
Furs, lO7 state street, Chicago.
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CLEAR REAL ESTATE TO TRADE FOR
" houses and lots, hotel, mining stocks or
good business. s. H.. Independent.
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WANTED--TMH Or THREE ROOMS COM
w pleteIly furnished for housekeeping by gen
ueman and wife. or a small furnished house.
Address, giving full particulars, b., Independent
Office,
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WANTED-GlRL IL TO Is YEARS OF AGE
w to assist in care of child during day. Apply
900 Fifth avenue.
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Observation-Disclosures

wv ANTED-SALESMAN AN ENERGETIC
w man wanted to push our manufactures on
this ground. One of our agents earned $500
la, year. Address P. o. box 1871. New York.
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WANTED MRS. HEATHWOOD WILL
w open an afternoon in Christian science
mental healing next Tuesday, 10th inst, Mt 3
o clock, in room 10. Pittsburg' block. A cordial
invitation to the opening lesson Is extended to
all Interested
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WANTED-FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
w or without board, centrally locate d, for
ten years of age. Give rates, which must he
reasonable. Address p. o. box POI. city,
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WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY IN A GOOD
w five room house and lot for vacant lot.
worth $500. Matheson 4 Co, 2O9 Power build
ing.
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w proof of DR.. Valon,s Medicated Montblv
Belt. Address Medicated Belt Co.. box l7l5, New
York CITY,, ""
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no TKADE-SEVERAL DESIRABLE BUILD
1 ing lots in Butte City, for good work horses
Inquire of j. NJ. Glass, with w. ii. Motter. cor
ner Grand and jackson streets,
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UNFUR-
nlshed rooms. ~ to ~ per month; modern
improvements. 5l8 Eighth avenue.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-FURNISHED ROOM, HEAT.
light, bath. within four blocks of Main
street; give price. X. Y, Independent office.
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WANTED-AT q EDWARDS STREET,
w lady stenographers
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SHERlFF'SlSALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN EXE-
~ cntion in my hands. issued out Of the district
court OF the First Judicial district Of the state of
Montana, in and for the county OF Lewis and
Clarke, in the suit of Frank Jezick against Mrs.
w. j. Hunter, duly attested the 23d day of Feb
ruary, A: d. 1891. l have levied upon all the
right, title and interest Of the said Mrs. w. j.
Hunter in and to the following described prop
erty, situated in Lewis and Clarke county, state
Of Montana, viz: Lots three l3) and four az in
block five hundred and sixty three (,bS).. Helena
TOWNSHIP, Lewis and Clarke county, Montana.
together with all and singular the tenements,
hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing or in anywise appertaining.
the slst day of March. A. d.. 1891, at the hour
Of y O'Clock M. of said day, at the front door
Of the court house, Lewis and Clarke county,
Montana, l will sell all the right. title and In
terest OF the said Mrs. w. j. Hunter in and to
the said above described property, to the highest
bidder for cash in hand.
Given under my hand this the 9th day of March,
A. L. 1891.
CHAS. NJ. JEFFERIS, Sheriff.
By ISAAC HOLBROOK. Deputy Sheriff.
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WANTED ROOM AND BOARD FOR lady
w with two small children. A~ccomnnda
tions must be frst-class. Address f., care indie
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DOR RENT-FIVE-ROOM AND SIX-ROOM
Il house on Lawrence street. Chandler x
Heath, "a Edwards street.
EOR RENT-SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE WITH
l. all modern conveniences. Apply at SO8
Benton avenue, Orc Elmo Terrace.
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EOR SALE-LOT ON BOULDER AVENUE,
L one-half block from Helena avenue, ut
$500. Matheson Il Co.
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TOR ~RENT-THREE ROOMS FOR HOUSE,
keeping, on South Ewing. back of church
Inquire at "a Warren street.
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EOR R~ENT-SEvEN ROOM HOUSE WITH
i modern improvements. Apply at Becker,
corner Main and Seventh avenue. t
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EOR RENT-sEvEN ROOM BRICK, 71e
L Peosta avenue. one block from electric line;
modern; S25; four room brick, with water, Peosta
avenue, SIG. Matheson Il Co.
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EOR RENTING. $50 SOUTH RODNEY.
Il hall, 5 rooms, city water, S18: small house
with barn. $40; s-room brick. modern, furn-
ac9s. S45. MathesOn x Go,
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NOR SALE-s4O FOR LOT a0xl40 ON BuTEE
L street, near Floweree addition; 500 down,
$50 per month, or to a purchaser who contem-
plates building three years time Will ba given
for entire purchase money. Ample room on
it for two cottages, Matheson &. 60. 20s Power
binding.
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EOR RENT VERY DESIRABLE FLAT,
IL with privilege of bath room. Address. with
reference. ID, Box 66l.
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Il lot in Jockey addition, on motor line, on
Livingston avenue; 500 down, $40 per, month.
Price $3.50, Matheson & Co., 200 Power building.
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IL New brick and frame dwelling on west side,
has hall. Z rooms, also bath room. closets, cellar;
lot 5Oxl25. Matheson & Co., 700 Power building.
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DOR RENT-FlVE ROOM BRICK HOUSE
l. on Rodney, S1s; 9-room house with bath, on
Benton avenue; inquire Chandler d Heath, 81
Edwards street.
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TO SALE-2W FEET OF GROUND JUST
Z south of Cox addition, on Davis street. at
cheap houses on to rent; within ten minutes
walk from Broadway. Matheson 4 Co.
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EOR SALE-LEADING BOOK AND STA
L tionery business, established five years. J est
location and paying we'll. Capital required
about 81, OOO. Reason for selling. poor health and
other business. Address Fullerton 4 Kennedy,
Great Falls, Mont.
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no BALE-ELLlSION. LOTS IN THIS
Il fourishing town at SIS, $50, $50 and $35.
Matheson and & Co, 2O9 Power building.
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Tor RENT-TiIRhE-ROOM HOUSE. shs
i Water street. sly. Brick warehuur" ia
Park avenue. S75. Apply room 9, Hotter BLOCK
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TOR RENT-A TEN-ROOM HOUSE FUR
L nished complete with all modern improve
ments; hot water plant for heating. Address
Box 344.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Advertisements under this head three times

NIrUATION WANT EDDY A YOUNG
- widow in a widower's family; is competent
to do all kinds of general work and under lands
sewing: would prefer a place where there are
children. Address NJ, NJ, this Office.
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EOR RENT-EIGHT ROOM BRICK, HOT
L and cold water, Dearborn, opposite S. G..
Ashby's. Inquire III HOWE.
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TOR SALE-AN EXCELLENT LOT IN
e Ming's addition. in an improving locality;
$25 down, $40 per month. Price S40. Matheson
& Co, 2O9 Power building.
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NOR sALn-BOARDING AND LODGING
Il house, rooms full, ten regular boarders.
Good reasons for selling. Address S., this office.
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FOR RENT-DWELLINGS.
TOR RENT-A NEW FURNISHED HOUSE
L on Harrison avenue for three or four
months. Enquire this Office.
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A GENTLEMAN OF EUROPEAN EDUCA-
~ tion, speaking French, German. etc, having
lived here about ten years, wishes to represent
bnsinss hrns abroad or negotiate any deals over
give best Of references, CORRESPONDENCE sulicit-
ed. Tn. Won Rolf, West Union. lows
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FOR SALE.
EOR SALE FINE CARRIAGE TEAM; ~
l. single driving horse. Apply 20 South kod-
q 4 rsat

L>OR SALEs-A LOT HAVING FRONTAGE
T. on Rodney street of "a feet. On the lot is =
new double frame dwelling Of 10 rooms, with
pantry. closets, cellar. water in kitchen, g9od
out blildings (separate from each one.haIi,
by 8 sillad workmen. There are also on this lot
a small dwelling and an excellent barn.
The property is e~ncumberea and the as,, owner ,Sa On
very cheap. subject to the mortgage. or will take
vacant lots in exchange. The property will
paid up for three years. Matheson & Co.
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WANTED-TWO YOUNG GENTLEn Nm
w room and board $a6 per month. No. 10.
Fifth avenue. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-12
Richmond Terminal Finances

Rumors of a receivership for the Richmond
Terminal system wero revived 10 Now York yester-
day, and it was stated that the company's finances
were in such shape that hasty steps would have
to be taken or current claims would be pressed
against it st once. None Of the officials could be
seen after the rumors became definite, but it was
learned that tho parties identified with the con
troll OF the property were working on PROPOSE
ton to relieve it from tho burden of carrying
any longer tho floating debts of the roads COM
posing the system. Tho proposition provides in
some wsy for the permanent assumption Of the
floating debt by syndicate probably of creditors,
who will be secured By the deposit Of al the COL
lateral now in the treasures Of the various COM
psnies Of these, the Georgia Central has float
ing debt of So, 10000 and securities in its treas
ury of par value OF $29,OO0OO0 The Rich
mond and Danvile has floating debt Of "a, 0cO-
600. The floating debt Of the East Tennessee is
not definitely known, but is believed to be very
large. The Richmond Terminal self has float
Ing debt of 100000, borrowed on $500, 600
State of Georgia bonds. Nearly all the debt Is on
time loans, and it is clsimed that the company, II
market could DO found for its securities, could
pay of the entire amount without trouble.
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Eaten bv Sharks

SAX FRANCISCO. Sept II The schooner
General Banning arrived from Flent's t.
land yesterday with cargo of cocosnuts.
Her captain reports that while loading the
cargo his vessel Vas blown out to sea by
severe storm. About one hundred natives
who were on board fastened ashore in Ca
noes, several OF which were cap.z,d and the
occupants thrown Into the wat, r, many being
torn limb from limb by sharks before tier
could be picked NJ. Gao yonng fellow
plunged into the water with ong knife
to save his istbsr. Both, however, were
torn to pieces. One young girl had almost
reached q canoe when shark seizsd her By
the middle and dragged her down. Out OF
thirty eight people who were thrown into
the water eight were seiz3d by sharks and
killed and one man had his leg bitten OF.
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The Hams Trial.

HAMPTON, Va., Sept 12.-It was fifteen
minutes past ten when Judge Gunter called
the court to order In the Hams trial. While
1t was understood by the court that the case
was closed last night, Senator Voorhees,
asked permission to Introduce two witnesses,
now in court, who would testify as to the
poaition OF the dead body OF Hannegan when
found. Mr. Goode objscied to the court
openi. & the case for new evidence. The
point was discussed st noms length by Mr..
L!psoomb and Capt. Wise. The latter stated
that thu case had DOW occupied week and
If reopened would savor of eternity. Sena-
tor Voorhees, then arose and replied to Capt.
Wise. He said that the case indee q savored
OF eternity as one soul had already been
sent there before Its time, and another was
on lta way to answer, sooner or later, for
the crime. Judge Gunter decided that the
evidence was admissible and the jury which
bad been sent out during he discussion re-
turned.
Edward Lawrence and John ]. Shsnnahan were
Lncn CalIcu huu o"oiHi anu Ccuhtul foorHccs
took up the examination. They testified as to
the position Hsnnegsn's body was lying in the
boat when they saw it.
Judge Gunter thon read his instructions TO the
jury which were in accordance with well-known
preccdonts In Virgins Jurisprudence The de-
fence noted exceptions to tho instructions given
for the prosecution aud t, the notifications in
a. k,,;f ynA h,,f a.. IL
II it was the intention of the Commemorative At
torney to open the case and have one of his COL
leagues close. he replied that is was their in
tention to have senatorVoorhces make the closing
argument. To this Mr.. Goode objected and the
Jury was again sent ont while the m after WAS ar
aued.
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Court of Appeals.

10 the Court of Appeals at Stanton yes
ter6ay the following cases were removed to
Richmond and placed on the privileged
docket viz:
Carpenter aud wife VS.. Gold. Deering vs.
Kerfoot, Thompson We. Carpenter, CONNER
cisI Unon Association vs.. Egerhart-a!l
from thC Twelfth circuit Carpenter 70.
Common wealth and Cod
9rigsby vs. Parshsll. Dismissed.
In the case Of Wider We. Virginia, Ten
nessee aud Carolina Steel aud leon Company
the record ia allowed to be printed.
The papers of Turner vs. Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway were returned to court for re-
view by other members OF the court, as they
had been reviewed only by the president
Robinson Kesser vs. Holmes Boyd. Be
oeiver's motion for increase In amount offer
ed overruled.
Record 10 the case of Lnrty va Lurty sub
mitted. Appeal asked for.
Bell vs. Commonwealth. Argued and
submitted.
The large number of cases removed to
Richmond caused other cases to be called,
when counsel were not present, as such &C.
tiou had not been anticipated. This will
make the term of the court very short one.