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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-06-17

A Five Years Warranty with every Fischer
Piano. Parties interested would do well to
examine. T. F. THOMPSON.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-06-17
Choice Fresh Meats =
For Sale or Rent.

will sell or rent my FOUN DRY, on Prospect
Street. Ravenna, on reasonable terms. This is
a good location, and a rare opportunity for two
good. practical moulders to engage in business
Call on or address, ROBERT DOIG.
Ravenna o.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-06-17

Thursday, officer Kelso arrested Harry Bar
tholomew. of Akron. for drawing revolver on
Thos. Carroll. of Ravenna. while at Lake Brady
Resort. Bartholomew was brought before JUS
tice Bentley and sentenced $40 fine and 10 days
in jail.-IKent News.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-06-17
MRS. 4. \. PARSONS,

We have just received beautiful assortment
OF BELTS. in Silk, Leather. Velvet and Canvas
just the thing to wear with SHIRT WAISTS,
Also, everything pretty and desirable in Wind
sor Ties. for the same.
You should not miss buying one of our
VERY COOL, CORSETS, SO nice for warm
weather.
Then we have Jersey Vests. in all prices and
qualities. from 10c cotton to fine silk ones in
black and cream color.
Ladies' and Children's black and colored Silk
Gloves and Mitts.
We have a nice variety of false bangs and
waves, which are particularly convenient at
this season of year. when it is SO difficult to keep
the hair in curl.
Intact we keep everything in the line of
LADIES FURNISHING GOODS.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
HOSIERY,
HOSE AND DRESS SUPPORTERS,
DRESS SHIELDS,
HAIR CURRIERS'.
Our Stock of Summer Millinery is complete.
i
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-06-17
BRICK! BRICK!

The Ravenna Brick and Tile Works
are now prepared to fill all orders for
Brick, from their new yard.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-06-17

Best Full Ball Bearing, Drop Frame Bicycle,
made of best Imported Cold Drawn Weldless
Steel Tubing, only $75.C9. This is a regular
800 Wheel. Bicycles for rent.
HOPE NOVELTY STORE Ravenna
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-06-17

Our stock Of Ladies' and Gents Gold Watches
is the finest and prices the lowest we have ever
had the pleasure of showing. F.C. PARK.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-06-17

A Strawberry and Ice Cream festival will be
furnished by the Young Peoples ChristianUnion
in the Uniyerselist Church. next Saturday eve
ming, from to 10 O'Clock. All are cordially
invited. Strawberries and Ice Cream each ten
cents q dish.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-06-17

James Stewart was sent to the workhouse last
week, to stand committed until the costs. amount.
ing to $71.51. are paid. He was out on parole
from previous sentence of imprisonment. and
having forfeited the same, was returned to the
custody of the Sheriff.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-06-17

William Grinnell. John Meharg. ]. C. Beatty,
of this city. Friend Whittlesy. of Atwater. and
Hon. L. D. Woodwork. of Windham. are in
Columbus to represent Portage County in the
Republican convention in that city yesterday and
tomorrow. They were instructed to support F
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-06-17

Flttln8 OF SpeCIAGIes spECIa1ty at
LII. GoDDARD's,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-06-17

Buy Strawberries. Bananas-Lemons 1Oc a
lb.-Oranges, Prunes. &C. at
HONG KONG TEA STORE,
RaVenna.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-06-17
J.S. SMITH & SON
- . -

Fine Sterling silverware, especially suit
for Wedding Presents, at
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-06-17

See our new line Clocks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25

!! steady. ssis dovn; yuiy.- az fss11asos
iss s' s'' is ss =. r s;;I ssli ss,Ss:a
Foreign nomins, New Orleans Sas nm ana
scave. Kicc hrm and "a sood dsmapd. Pssru.
Pns1sdsi HS s rsS1 ssI, T. New rsss
@4ea450c. Coston-seed oil quiet and stssdy;
crude. % Grade, 25a20c. Rosin dun ssd vssks
ssralncd. common 70 good, 81. 35asl.@O Tue.
pensine dull aud lover At 35l<a:slac Wool caice
Freights steady aud In moderate dsmssd
cotton. o-0sd.: grain. I'D.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 24.-Wbeas vAs tprlIned n,
weakness most OF the session, the local ssnek,
mont being somcwhat bssrish but ths outside
new bad good many strong features ana ne
showed . trtntns advance from last night
Among the early Continents, cables was ono
from Paris quoting wheat there Y franc lower
had very weak appearance, aud Doccn.bcr,
witch had sold carly rs high AZ ssNc., broke to
$40 St Louis and the Northwcrt soid good
deal on the down turn: The tide then saInei
and there was rally 10 ssszc. Free realizing
broke the price TO sStc., hut there was another
rally TO sSlSc. The market was quiet anil steady
In the afternoon. fuctuating between ssl< and
SSl6c. and closing az s5ssc.. the opening fgurc.
Corn was rather unsettled. having very weak
spot soon after the opening. but thcn
turning quite strong and holding moss
OF the advance. The opening was rather
arm. september selling nj 5ts54Ac.; then. on
the weskncss in wheat and provisions and FREQ
selling, there was decline 10 53sSc- Upon later
buying and wheat AMI oats developing sotne
strength. September sold up 10 BAG. During
the last hour the trade was quiet, WITH nuctaa-
tons between 54l4a54,sc., tho market closing az
the latter figure. Cash corn was In sstisc de-
mand. No. Z selling at 6oa60thc., and No. 2. ysl.
low, up TO &c. Data were again 1nite unsettled
for July. The nrss sale was at 5os. bat long
property being offered freely and nfty-stx cars
OF new oats being inspected, nearly all Of being
No. 2, the market broke TO 32,{s., bus closed o.
y5yzc. Hog products were weak and lower 1.-Two
hogs at the yards were 5ai0c. OF. There was
free selling OF pork, and September went fron,
eli.4O 20 sil.25. AZ this point the shorts stop:
ped the downward movement oy covering. and
carried the price to the opening ngure as tho
close. The changes froul yesterday q last prices
were insignificant at the close.
Cash quotations: Flour steady and unchanged
No 2, spring wheat, sSslc.; No. rel, esS>c.
No. corn, 60Ac. No. oats, 1lsa3os&c Aess-
pork, slf.3O. Lard. $500. short-rtbs, 70. .os
S6.75. Shoulders tboxcdl, s5.70asJ.so- short
clear S7aas.I0. Wbiskey, 9l.l0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
FELL THROUGH A SkYlIGHT.
A Four-Year-Old Child Precipitated 20
Feet-GeneraI News of Manchester.

Claiborne Morris, the four-year-old son
of Mr.. George Morris, of Manchester. and
a grandson Of Captain Lubbock, Of Richmond.
met with a very painful accident ON Wednesday
evening. He was playing near skylisht over
a rear room, and stepping on the glass TO get u
toy he crushed through aud fell distance OF
twenty fe9t and sustained severe Injuries about
his head. His mother was near by AT the time,
but could not catch him. None of the child 5
bones were broken, though 1t was feared the fall
would have some effect upon his brain. DIR. y.
L. Ingram IL attending the little fellow and re-
ported him as considerably better yesterday.
Central Methodist sunday school held Its pic
mic at Providence Forge yesterday. The affair
was largely attended and very pleasant.
The Manchester Hastings Court viii DO In sos
sion to-day.
Mr.. Elijah Roach left yesterday afternoon on q
short visit TO Keysyille
Miss Ellie Robinson left Wednesday for Bed
ford Alum Springs, where she will spend the
rest OF the summer.
Mr.. Abram Terhune and wife, Of Pattson, "
j., who have been visiting friends In Manchester,
have returned home.
Mr.. Lawrence z. Pool viii leave Monday for
White Sulphur Springs 10 attend the meeting OF
the State Bar Association.
The viewers appointed by the County Court OF
Chesterfield In connection with the opening OF
Decatur street through New Town are expected
TO ha We their report by the next term Of the court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
MARKETS 6v TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, July 24.-Cotton steady; mid.
ding, Sc. low middling, 7-l6c. good ordi-
nary, lilo; net receipts. none; gross, 1.195
bales forwarded, 275 bales; sales, $40 bales,
all spinners; stock, 143, 800 bales. Weekly net
receipts, 800 bales; gross receipts, 0,75s bales:
exports-to Great Britain, 3,7i7 bales; 70
France, $50 bales; TO the Continent, 1,725
bales forwarded, l,949 bales; sales, S,l03
bales; all splnners. Totals to-day: Net re-
coipts, 1,S44 bales. exports Ito Great
Britain, ?,267 bales; stock. 245.A bales. Con-
solinsted not receipts, 1894 bales; sxports-
10 Great Britain, 9,244 bales; 70 France,
2,022 beles; 70 the Continent. 2,40S bales. To-
tails since September LIST: Net receipts, 6,SSl,-
800 baics: exports--to Great Britain, 3,260. $40
bales; to France, 557,286 bales; TO the Con-
tinenf, 1.s42,5 25 bales TO the Channel, 1850
bales. southern n0ur dull Wheat higher and
fairly active chiefly for export No red, 0SI<A
e9tzc., In store and In elevator; ungrAded
red, e74ael, ON. Options closed unchanged u
hc. mp, except July, which h 10. up, Influenced
BY good export demand and light odortpss, alssg
rather irregular market al day: No. rcd,
July, 9Sl4c.; August e63<c: Sspeem-
Der, oS14c Corn opened nrmer and
closed easier and quiet; No 2. 703Sa7lc, a
elevator uneraded mixed. 0oa72c: options dulI
and unchanged 70 4c. up and nrn; naht ODER.
DC Oats weak, Irregular, and Qulss; options
dun and weaker; July, Ale; Algsst. 50
septemDer. 32ci SPOT No .nka43kc;
mixed western. 3oa<3c Hopa quiet and veAh'
Conse-opuous 6pensd seeal9 and cloee1 bess.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
AN ABSENT-MlNDED LAWYER.
True story of a Bank Deposit That Was
Entirely EOrgnttcn.

Last week Assistant -Dstrict-Attorncy
Bristow received a decree from Judge
Hughes In favor Of r. s. Thomas, OF
Smithheld, Isle Of Wight county, involving
5000.
Mr.. Thomas, a lawyer, was assignee in
bankrupt case about ten years ago. In
course Of the proceedings Mr.. Thomas de-
posted 5000 in a Norfolk bank. The mat
ter was settled an and the fact of the de
post passed ont OF Dir. Thomass mind.
Some of the creditors of the bankrupt
learning that the money was in bank instl-
tuted proceedings through Mr.. Bristow to
have the money distributed among them.
supposing that the 5000 was part of the
assets of the bankrupt.
Judge Hughes last week entered de-
cree directing Mr.. Bristow TO check on
the money in bank and pay 1t over to the
creditors.
Mr.. Thomas, seeing this announcement
in the papers, came 10 Richmond and sat
sfed Mr.. Bristow that the money had
years ago been paid TO the creditors out OF
his own funds, he having entirely forgot
ten depositing the 5000 in bank.
These facts were made known TO Judge
Hughes, and he at once entered decree
setting aside the one of the week before,
ard directed the money TO be pad to Mr.
Thomas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
MARINE INrELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, JULy rs. 1891.
Sun rises. .......... 500 HIGH The.
Sun sets. ......... 1:23 Morning.. rio
Moon rises. .......10:33 Eyenlns.......... 7:lo
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY "a, 1901
Steamship wyanokc, Boar. New York, mers
chandise and passengers, George w. Allen =
Co., agents.
Steamship Wyanoke, Boaz. New YORK. MGR.
chandise and passengers, George W. Allen =
Co., agents.
steamer ARIEL. Deyo, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, l. b. Tatum. vicepresident
PORT OPNEwPORr NEWS, JuLy -, lsoA
IBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Schooner z. T. Mansfield, Boston.
sAILsp.
Schooner Henry Sutton, coal. Boston.
Schooner Minnie Rowan. coal, Boston
Schooner Alice b. Phillips, coal, Boston.
PORT OF WEST POINT, july -, 1891.
tBy telegraph
AEsIvxD.
Steamship Baltimore. Baltimore. merchsndine
and passengers.
Steamship Alva, Norfolk, cotton and tnbncco
Steamship Baltimore, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
CAPTAIN GRAHAM WRITES.
He Urgently Recommends Richmond as
the Site for the Fleet.

Only few days ago while in conference
with Mayor J. Taylor Ellyson and Colonel
John Il. Purcell, Captain Graham, Of the monitor
fleet, signined his inteltion TO write equally as
strong letter in favor Of Richmond as the most
desirable site for the location of the feet as he
had previously indited in recommendation Of
City Point
The Commander has kept his word, and Tues
day he forwarded 10 the Secretary OF the Navy
communication In which no declares Richmond
the most suitable place for many reasons
At the time OF his previous letter 10 the de-
was not aware, the Commander says, that sulta-
BILE berth could be secured here. His Honor the
Mayor, he writes, has assured him that II the
monitors are brought within the municipal juris-
dicton every protection will be afforded against
q repetition OF the indlgniiics heretofore COM
planned OF. The Commander points out to the
department, too. the fact that II brought here
the fleet will have the advantages OF being In
market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
NEW voak STOCK MARKET.

New YORK, July A.--The stock mar
ket to-day still continued in its nut OK
dulness aud stagnation. but under the cir
cumstances displayed marked strength.
The bears were favored by The taking OF
81, 500, coo in gold for export tomorrow,
but notwithstanding this factor their
strength had been so exhausted by the e'-
forts of the last two or three days that
they were apparently unable to take adj
vantage Of the aid accorded.
THE OPENING DULL.
The market opened this morning with
continuance of the pressure TO sell OF last
evening, but there was more resistancs
offered TO the decline and it soon ceased.
after which the entire market renamed
utterly barren of feature outside OF activi-
tv in Burlington and selling down OF Q
few specialties. with sudden decline OF
the coal stocks in the last hour. The gen.
eral list throughout remains dull and stag
nant at the same dead level.
EAST TENNESSEE DOWN.
Among the specialties which showed
marked weakness East Tennessee second
preferred. Lackawanna. and New England
were specially prominent. the losses oeing
apparently for no special reason beyond
pressure on the market with no demand.
TIE CLOSE DULL AND HEAVY.
The market finally closed very duh and
heavy to weak az the lowest prices but
with most Of the list at insignificant
changes from last evening. The sales OF
listed aggregated $1,000 shares, and OF un-
listed 5000 shares.
Monty AND EXCHANGE.
Frening.- Exchange quiet and steady at
4s5afS7H. Commercial bills. 1888 9ais6.
Money eesy at 1Ka2. Suh-Treasury pal
sncos-Coin, 99l $50 coo currency. S25.-
$4,000. Governments dull but firms; per
cents. 1171 as. 1904 bid State bonds
entirely neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
DROWNED WHILE IN BATHING.
Three Richmond Lads Meet an tntime''
End In Ware Creek.

Adyiccs were received in this city on
last week announcing the GROWING near
West Point Of Herbert J.. and Siudru -
King. Sons Of Mr.. NJ. +. King, the Diach-
smith ct the Chesapeake and ONO hanWay
Company, who resides at 1919 nOrth run
street. r-:1.-
A special TO the DISPATCH last triIa'y
gives the story of the sad a8aiI' ine
bows. whose ages were respectively Io,I-
teon and twelve years. went on Monnay
with their mother to West Point "n.is
they were 10 spend o short while with iheir
uncle. Mr. Henry Farinhol5. On TUESDAY
they went bathing IN Ware creek III COM
pauy with little son Of Mr. sumner sim
coe. who was also q former resident %
Richmond. The little fellows IN some un-
known way got into deep water ana n Werc
unable to extricste themselves; y ines
called for help. and n boy named farin-
holt made a desperate effort 70 rescue
them. but in vain.
The three bodies were recovered tnat
evening and tho father was telegraphed Oh
the untimely occurrence. He went iInIne37
diately and was expected to have returned
with the bodies Wednesday night. SuDse-
Guently message was received not 10 pre-
pare for The burial. as the bodies would De
Inferred down there.
Mr.. George ". King, who is ConfedeI7
rate veteran doing business IN the second
market, and who was devoted 70 his bright
Young nephews. was very ANXIOUS tnat
their remains should be brought here Tor
interment. and telegraphed back that he
was arranging for the burial 10 take place
in this city. lie was at the 1895 Chesa-
peake and Ohio train yesterday morning
to take charge Of the bodies. but they di' ~!
moi come lie thinks now the interment
was near the scene of the distressing oc-
cafrrenrp-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25

ton his tour Of inspection of ,nstitaaTss YES
Mr.. Massey highly enjoyed bis trap 70 ~, 10
ronto. where he took On active par ~ vi
proceedings OF the meeting OF the Ns''ohA
Educational Association.
PEAbopy SCHOLARSHIPS.
There is no difficulty in filing the p .a.
body scholarships allotted 10 virginia ~ sn'
Peabody Normal College, Nashville. Tenn;
These scholarships are gifts from the Do Boar,
OF Trustees Of tho Peabody Ehucauy'h
Fund and ere designed TO assist the sou IL
ern States in educating teachers loI .ne
public scnools They ore awarded on coln-
petitive examinations held under the ulIee-
ton OF the Department of Punlc ihs, I,'1,
ton, and applicants are required 10 Von
gate themselves 10 make teaching insa
vocation. fifty.four Applications inv
been fled for the vacancies row existing
sUpHKiYTE'-DESrs APPOINTED.
The Board OF Education has appointed
Mr.. William Il. CLARKE super'nt.nden' -
schools for Surrv county, and ny. y -; y.
Carter superintendent OF schools ior nise
county. to FIJI vacancies created by resis-
nations. Nh.
The death Of Superintendent kopert
Hall, Richmond county. creates vaoanos
which Will be filed in few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
RUSSIAN ARMS IN ArohANlsTAN.
A Remarkable Gaze OF Failing Into the
Hands of yisurers.

ST.. PETERSBURG, July 2s.-Thc Russly IN
rain War-Ofice organ announces the
formation Of a military depot at Keuschk.
short distance from Herat, IN Afghanis-
tan.
10 was reported in April last that naval
capiain named Schmidt had been con-
demnel and executed in secret for selling
the plans Of the defences at Cronstadt. IL
IL now officially announced that Schmidt
has Just been sentenced TO Punishment TO
Siberia. This lenicncy, IT il explained, IS
due 10 the fact that the Government had
obtained proof that Captain Schmidt had
fallen into the hands OF a few usurers. who
induced him TO sell the plans TO jew.
This Jew. II is alleged. retained tho bride
given by the foreign power. which eventn-
ally obtained possession OF the plans. and
then betrayed Schmidt for reward 10 the
Russian Government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
Ii VIII Probably Give Rise TO Extensive
Litigation In Georgia.

AUGUSTA, July 22.--Judge Emory Speer.
in the United States District Court for the
Southern district Of Georgia. rendered an
important decision IL the case OF Turner
{. Thomas, administrator, us. the American
Freehold Land and Mortgage Company Of
London on notes payable az the Office of
the CoTbin Banking Company Of New York.
This company lends money TO farmers and
takes mortgages on land 20 secure pay
ments. Under the terms OF the agreements
the company had the right 20 foreclose on
failure to moot any note when due. This
was done in the Thomas case and
judgment wa entered mp in the United
States Court according to the terms of the
agreement. Administrator Thomas brought
"a motion TO act aside the judgment and the
sale made Hereunder on the ground that
the contract was conditional. and though
no defence was filed the Court could not
enter judgment except on the verdict of a
Jury declaring that the conditions had
been violated. The case was argued some
weeks ago. and Judge Speer has rendered
"A decision sustaining the above position.
Hundreds OF similar judgments have been
taken throughout this section. and the de-
cision VIII probably give rise to extensive
litigation. In the Thomas case the amount
borrowed was 5000, Of which the Dor
rover received $4,000. giving yearly notes
bearing 3 per cent. interest for the full
amount In similar cases Judge Speer has
held heretofore that usurIous contracts
could not be enforced, and that only the
principal could be collected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
To Discuss Plans.


DR.. James Nelson. the newly-elected
president of the Richmond Female lnsti-
tuie, went to Hampton yesterday, where
he will confer with Professor Winston,
who is spending short while at that place,
in regard to the essential changes In the
various courses of the school. As soon as
these minor matters have been decided
upon, the catalogue OF prospectus OF the
institution will be prepared and delivered
to the printer for publication.
The members of the faculty so far chosen
by Professor Hobgood will be presented by
DIR. Nelson in addition to other selections
to be made to the Board of Trustees at
their meeting on next Monday. II Is gen.
DIR. Nelson will DO elected by the board. a.
the charter Of tho institute requires,
though there seems to be no doubt that
those persons recommended by Professor
Hobgood will DO chosen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
BANKS WILL USE CAUTION.
The Supposed Effects of the Decision II
the Tobacco Notes Case.


The decision in the Chancery Court on
wednesday by judge Barton in the case
OF Patterson, trustee for Tompkins ~ Co.,
against isbell x Co., that the hyp0theca-
ton by the, former factors OF lsbell q 20.
Of certain tobacco notes " Issued Tor TO-
bacco shipped bv tho latter 10 the former,
with bank as collateral for the debt II
T0ppkins x Co.. did not diyest the title OF
Isboil x Co. 10 the tobacco represented ny
said notes. and that the bank was liable 10
Isbell d Co. for the value Of said tobacco,
subject only to such claim as Iompklns "
Co. had thereon by virtue OF any factor
len they might have. will probably nave
the effect OF awakening the bankers OF the
citv TO more precautionary measures IN
such matters.
Had these tobacco notes been stamped
across the face with the word negotia-
be" according 70 the Judges decision.
their transfer would have been full con-
yeyance OF the property they represented.
Ii is presumed that financial institutions
hereafter viii make persons using
these notes rs collateral furnish
statement TO the effect that they are. the
owners of said notes, or that they have
made advances to an amount equal 10 the
value thereof II in this case it were
proven that the party obtaining loans on
these notes mlsrepresented ms claims IN
them he would have laid himself liable for
having obtained money under false pre-
fences.
In the list Of the counsel published
heretofore the name or ex-Judcc John O.
REYNOLDS, of Cumberland county. was &C
cidentally omitted. He appeared with
Judge George L. Christian for Tompkins
~ Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
Decree i'm "A DeIinuuent-Tax List Case.

WILMINGTON. DEL, July 23.-Chancellor
Salisbury issued decree this afternoon
III the dolinquent-tax list case, pending
since July 9th, on which date prelimi-
nary Injunction was issued restraining the
Levy Court of New Castle county from re-
storing TO the voting-lists the names Of
certain alleged taxables who had been re-
turned by the collectors as delinquents.
The purport of the decree is to reaffirm
this injunction and TO invalidato the 3, $50
tax-receipts which were purchased by
Postmaster Stewart anu others for %46l6
from ex-Collectors Meeker and Dougherty,
and for which the Collectors made no re-
turn 10 the county.