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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
THE BUSY SEASON.
PROMISING CONDITION OF THE
TRUCKERS, CROPS At NORFOLK.
IN. water-righs Compartments Of the
Texas Tested-Bar-Reom Licenses
10 BE Increased.
,co,r..,,nasncc ., The richmond Dispatch.I

tcor,canoodence OF the Richmond Dispatch-l
No.vorx. April s.-The truckers are now
planting beans and replanting potatoes
and ehlppIng the flag end Of the kaie and spinach
crop. They will soon be In the very heign' u
the busy season. The strawberry-peds are u
fun bloom and young fruit appearing last inc
crop Of green peas win DO small In the county
this season They are looking oeaunini' now
ever, ana the indications are they VIII oring hisn
prices. The truckers have made consldoraDle
money on kaIe and spinach this season ana wll
doabtiess 90 well on cabbage. Only tho potato
men are grumbling.
RESIGNED.
MI 7. Atlee. general secretary OF the Ports
mouth Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION, mas
resigned and win probably accept me seho'ai
secrotaryship Of the Danvilie associa ny .
observation-disclosures Y. T. B0ries, oil the navy
ward. has return I'd from Washington suuerins
severely with the grip. %. .,. h.,,,o-
ship Toxas we're flooded with water yes'eruay W
test their tightness-
SOCIETY EVENT.
Mr. van Weaver. son Of Commodore Weaver,
ana second clerk In the commandants ollCc,
celebrated his twenty-frst birthday last nigns
by a grand ball at tho nayy-yard, wnlch was
| largely attended by the society Vi U''h Ni'N''
'i waTor frank Morris has so far recovered from
his recent severe Illness as 10 DO apie 70 feSu'io
| the duties Of his ONCE. ,po.-,
Five now members OF the Pqonc-ochooi PV ,as,
| were elected by the Portsmouth City Council last
night. r,., c,ro.,
Tho whole congregation Of Freemason-stree,
Baptist church turned out last night 70 al'eho
| the reception given Rev Dr. Al. b. Whar'oh'
INCREASED TAXES.
The City Councils propose TO increase sno a.
| rate ON real estate, and the licenses lssueu W
| bar-roorns and ordinahes the current year are
| 10 be Increased from $3.50 20 $3.50.
| The body Of an unknown whlte ni ,l pn T.,s
found floating in the river at Laihpei'' UNIV
| yesterday. -,o,,
Rev. ]. NJ. G. Scott, for six months In charge OF
! the pulplt of Freemason-Stroet Baptist chutcn,
| has been presented with handsome goa "aIch
| and chain by that congregation. NH.
The empioyees OF the Atlantic ana DanVliie
railroad are now paid regularly each month ny
the receivers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09

1t is time for the street-sprinklers to
come out OF tHeH winter quarters. They are
asmuch needed during April as In any other
month of the year; indeed. would be more
needed but for the fact that it lie now pos
sibls for people on macadsmized streets to
hvs with the windows Of their houses
closed. and IN July or August it is not be-
cause OF the heat Of the season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
FAVOR OF A MARKET-HOUSE.
Action of tho AIbemarie Alliance-Dead
Body Found.

correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, April San
open session of the Farmers Alliance and
members Of the City Council was held Tor the
purpose Of discussing the ACCESSIBILITY OF estab-
fishing q mark t-house in this city. The result
indicates that the Alliance is in favor Of the
scheme. At the close of the open session the
Alliance further considered the matter in secret
session, and the following resolution was
ResoIred bv the County Alliance Of Albemarle,
That II Is the unanimous opinion OF this body
that II Is eminently desirable that market
house be erected in Charlottesville, and com"
mittee Of five DO appointed by the President 10
report this resolution to the Council, and confer
with II az TO the ways and means OF establishing
il aud as TO the rules and regulations to govern
the same. -
Marchant, p. w Nelson, and w. w. Minor were
appointed as the COMMITTEE.
PRIMARY oRDEkED.
A resolution has been passed by the City
Democratic Committee ordering that primary
be held on the l23d instant Tor tue purpose OF
nominating q constable and Board OF Aldermen
10 ne voted for at the general election, winch
takes place on the 2Sth OF May. Delegates 70
the county convention are 10 be elected at the
different precincts on the 18th instant. Phe con-
yention win meet on the Goth at the courthouse in
this city. Fiftv-five delegates are 10 be elected
The members Of the County committee from
each magisterial district have been authorized
district officers In their respective districts II
deemed advisable.
DEAD BODY FOUND.
Information has been received here OF the
finding of the dead body OF Nelson Conway
(colored in tho public road, short distance from
}. W. Easley's mill, In this county, last week,
An Inquest was held. There was no evidence OF
foul play nor marks OF violence,
Rails have been purchased for the new street
railway through Belmont.
ole
the city reservoir not holding sufficient quanti-
ty of water for a system OF sewerage, Mayor
Woods has had the matter thoroughly examined
By two experts, who report that there Is an
abundant supply OF water for all purposes. The
reservoir holds over 200, 100000 gallons.
SENT ON.
Mildred Muscoe, who claims 20 be a sister OF
William Muscoe, the negro murderer OF Police
man Seal. now under sentence Of death In the
city Jail, was sent 20 the grand Jury yesterday
charged with stealing $50 from citizen OF
Orange county, who went into her place OF busi-
ness on court-day TO procure lunch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09

HAMILTON & Co.'s circular for TINS
week states that under the OLcoTT agree
ment Virginia bonds to the amount OF
SIS, b26, 4sl. 26 have been deposited with
BRows, SHrPLEY & Co. and S3.o65, 1913 with
the American depositories-a total OF
sol EQf GA %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
WHERE IS THE NEeosD'PoRTRAlT
Lady Christiana Grihn's Picture Wanted
Pan-Repubiican Congress.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, April s.-A telegram
was received here yesterday addressed to
the Sheriff, asking II the portrait OF Lady Chris
tiana Grimm at the courthouse could DO photo
graped for the memoria! volume for centennial
OF Washingtons Inauguration. The telegram was
from New York city and was signed Clarence W.
Bowen, secretary. Deputy-Sherif NJ. y. Burke,
who recoiptodfor the Dispatch stated that as
there was no such picture at the courthouse
he had visited a number OF the Oldest citizens IN
quest OF Information as 70 tho Whereabouts OF
such picture. but had failed 70 find any.
AN UNMARKED GRAVE.
Some Of those seen were certain that there
never was any such painting here The grave
Of Lady Christlana Grimm Is here, In Bruton
Parish Episcopal church-yard, but IL has no
thing 70 mark her restins-place. There are sew
era OF her descendants sin living here, but none
OF them know anything Of the portrait IN ques-
ton, nor Is there any record OF any picture OF
her ever having been In the courthouse.
GOOD SELECTION.
President Lyon q. Tyler, Of William and
Mary, Is Ia receipt OF communication
from Newark, N. j., signed w. .. Mcdowell,
secretary, requesting him 10 become one
OF the Virginia members OF the general
committee OF the Pan-Republican Congress.
the committees win meet In Washington the 9th
70 make ali arrangements for the Congress, which
meets two years hence.
PERSONAL.
The Executive Board Of the Eastern Asylum
is Ia session to-day auditing all monthly
Miss Cnft Bioxton, daughter Of Mr.. W. A. Blox-
ton, q prominent and influential Democratic
politician, OF Broton, York county. 10 in Rich
rnond, visiting her grandmother, MrA starnper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09

cIsIs. uisa good rule. The children Of
poor parents arc mortified IL they cannot
contribute to charitable or complimentary
objects as their companions do and
many give who really are unable or un-
willing to do so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09

4 number Of the cities Of this country
have prohibited collections from pupils Of
public schools upon any pretenee what
soeyez. Their authority cannot extend to
The children In their homes. but is ALSO
Int IN the schools and With school on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
BAPTIST PASTOR INSTALLED.
The Ceremony and Addresses-AR Revival
Tho Alliance Fertiiizing Company,

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatcfi
WEsr PoINr, Va, April s.--Rev, w s.
Leake was installed pastor of the Baptist
church AZ this place, ana Messrs. X. i. George,
X. G.. Howerton, and w. X. Broaddus were or
dained deacons last night Dr. Andrew brad-
dus, OF upper King and Queen, delivered the In
stallation and ordination addresses and Key. II:
j. Pullen, Of the Methodist Episcopal church OF
this place, delivered an address OF welcome 70
Mr.. Leake. Rev. j. ID. Hart, OF Richmond Col-
lece was also present and made some remsrks.
REVIVAL SERVICES.
The revival will begin tonight. DR.. Broaidus
will remain and preach tonight and Mr.. Hart
will remain several days.
. The Town Council met Monday night, ou7 no
imuortnnt business was before the meeting
The Hoard of Directors of the Alliance Fertilizer
Company met In town yesterday. The company
has been supplying goods this spring.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
rIsHEn,lrN.s SUPPLIES.

CEINE-THREAD, GILL SNG0n
- ING TWINES.-An Of the best
makes imported By us, which We sell at lowest
prices. Also, In stock all numbers OF Twines
ana Lines, Corks, &c. Netting and Webs made
m al al descriptions Satisfaction guaranteed.
- l., IICH1ENSTEIN'S SONS,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets,
Sole irnoorters 81 the Lion Brand Seine Thread
warranted fun standard In every particular
do "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
u2sxers-A ne SMsons

RED HAMBURG RMBR0IDER1ES, BLUE HAM
BURG RMBROIDERIES, 2 20 4 inches wide,
worth Toe 70 25c- yard, 10 be sold during
these days for SIC yardj
GENUINE FRENCH-WOVEN CoRSErS with
embroidered busis, In every size, to be sold
during these two days for SOC. pair;
zoo nair Of LADIES' FINE GAUZE BLACK
HOSE Of the Royal Stainless Brand. each pair
warranted not TO smut or fade, worth DOC.
pair TO he sold during these two days for
soo 10 CLEANING sPoNGES, to 10 small
sDonres strung, for &c;
Of p{eces HALF-W0OL PLAID DRESS GOODS,
re- inches wide, 10 be sold during these two
DAYS for l9c. yard; - ,
NERRIMAC FIGURED CALICO hhlkI-
WAISTS for boys, pleated back and front,
large sailor collars. double cuffs, reinforced
buttons, to be sold during these two days Tor
REVERSIBLE ALL-wOoL SMYRNA RUGS,
with knot-fringe, one yard wide and two
wards long, worth 81, to be sold during these
two days for $2.6B; .-,,,c -, -
400 LARGE CARRIAGE SPONGbS, worm ZDc.,
10 be sold during these two days Tor loo
each ; - s,-,,,,,,. -, ,,,1or
IMPORTED CHECK AND STRIPE ALLWOOL
DRESS GOODS, In all shades, tans, grays,
reds, Rarnets, blues etc, not gaudy but neat
sfyles worth CSC. yard, TO be sold during
these two DAYS for 25c. yard
ELEGANT CHINA SILK-COVERED SADDLE
RAG HEAD-RESTS, down-dlled, to be sold
during these two days for Doc. each
FIGURED HEMP RUGS, one yard VIDE ana TWO
yards long, SOC. each.
one GzN &ETtoNM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
Reciprocity Dsfined.
Mas V.xb S,sol

awhat's reciprocity /" asked she,
be paused 10 thought as II 10 sock
A good reply, then calamity
ne bent and kissed her check.
Starting IKE some poor frightened deer,
Her cheek afamo with sunset rcd,
She soupdly boxed him on tho car
sThafs reciprocity no said
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
DRESS GOODS
DRESS PATTERNS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.

Our entire stock OF fine Imported French and
English Suit Patterns will be offered to-day a.
special prices 20 close out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
N,EutsAt' 3Gon1,
315 EAST BROAD STREET

315 EAST BROAD STREET.
Owing 10 its peculiarties the westher 80 iar
this season has been an unwelcone guest, put
contrary to general usage 1t has not SERIOUSLY ai-
STYLISH DRESS GOODS
In the hands OF tasteful dealers.
This Is due in part to the great variety Oh
choice new fabrics that have been displayed ana
the opportunity thus given TO 20 set OIL the feml-
nine form divine in all its Irresistible atractiVe-
ness. a.. h. 49,, .-
ket, and may without injustice TO others claim
that our stock Of choice fabrics was s'cond 10 no
other in the city -. =, ,
greater than our supply, nocessitatin, continuai
recorders. We now have about the beet selection
of choice novelties Wa have ever show,t ana per-
haps the best in the city, to which We invite a
cordial inspection. -
Especial care has been given TO tht selection
OF the newest patterns In
=, which we have n great variety, tang lng in
nrice from zoe, 10 al per yard, those ~ 81 being
equal both In quality and design 10 any sold IN
this city or northern markets at Sl.29i
One Of the best branches OF our trads TINS sea-
son Is the -. ,,,,, =, ,ir,,r,N-,,
Our supply here is greater by 30 per cent.
than heretofore, and we have just :eceiVed a
line OF CHANTILLY LACES from twcto severn
teen inches In width which embraces ;he cholce
the market affords.
FAST-BLACK HOSIERY
is almost q hobby with US. Those who nave
bought from us heretofore always comp back Tor
more while those who have not donei 30 wonld
do well 20 make a change. -
MATTINGS, MATTINGS.
We have every variety excepting the COM
moner grade) Of CHINESE AND JAPANESE
MATTINGS. Our prices are very lowe per
cent less than last year-because there Is no tariff
20 pay now.
Orders executed promptly.
4. HMsle1'S Sons,
315 EAST BROAD STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

Our great purchase OF manufacturers stock
at much under price enables US 10 offer the best
values in these goods ever onered IN TINS CITY.
If Won have not seen this lot do 30 to-day and you
will save money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
WHITE SHEER LAWN

40 inches wide and worth 1890. yard, but on
account OF being with other goods that were wet
al the Claain fire we offer the lot at only
Ole A YARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09

Immense success Every cough in the
land cured by Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
10 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
N2sske1s- G% SNtonH
Thursday and Friday
SPECIAL
DAYS.

/ 900 of the GEN POCKET SAVINGS BANK
registers every dime, and can't be opened un-
I'll IL contains So, TO DO sold during these Two
PINK AND BLUE PURE SILK SLEEVELESS
JJNDERVESIS for ladies' 10 be SOLD during
these two days for Soc; >,o,r.,
30 dozen SHEER LINEN LAWN HANDhEh-
CHIEFS. Hemstitched, Colored Borders, win
embroidery, worth 15c., 10 be sold during
these two days for &c. each;
About so dozen single pieces OF MUSLIN IN
DRRWEAR SKIRTS made OF good muslin,
tucks and hem--hems with cambria rune,
/ hemmed with cambric runie and torchon
lace;
GOWNS, large size, wen made, tucks, embroid-
cry, tucked and beading yokes;
CORSET COVERS, both cotton and cambria,
backs and fronts trimmed With Hamburgs
and hne tucks;
DRAWERS, with four and six rows OF fine tucks,
Hamburg and TorchOn edges-these gar
ments TO be sold during these two days for
1000 FINE TOILET SPoNGES worth %, 10,
and 10c. to be sold during these two days at
10, 8, and &C. respectively;
Elegant SILK-COVERED IEAD-RESTS, hand
painted and filled with down, worth Sl.5O,
to be sold during these two days for Zoe.
each.
The JEWELRY department will offer for sale
during these two days several hundred styles OF
PLATED NOVELTY LACE PINS at 10c. choice
that have sold for % 10 Soc each.
Come and see the DEMOREST SEWING-MA-
CHINE at $3.50 worked by a hfteen-year-old
girl.
HZe.ye>1S- GW $Gso0N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
PERSONAL.
RICHMOND, VA, March 10, 1891.
NOTICE.

~ -
Ihave this day sold my entire interest In the
iobbing business OF Cigars, Tobacco, &c, carried
on under the nrm-name OF p. WHITLOCk &
CO. at 1928 east Main street, 20 Mr.. NJ. LANDER,
who will continue the same, and who assumes all
liabilities and viii collect all outstanding ac-
counts
Thankful for past patronage kindly ask
continuance OF same to my successor,
Respectfully, Z. WHlTLOCk.
Having purchased the business OF 7. WHIT
LOCK q CO., iohbers Of Cigars, Tobacco, &c, /
beg leave 10 inform the former patrons and pub
lie generally that ] will continue at the old
stand, 1923 east Main street, and viii endeayor
TO serve them in the best possible manner.
NH Him III. ZANDEh-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09

We are selling more Dress Trimmings thar
any other two houses in the city, in fact we can
not get the goods fast enough. The reason ~ ina
SPECIAL RARGAINS TO-DAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
THE FATE OF THE CREW IN DOUBT.
The Captain Safe-Accident to stes"-
ship-Honors to Governor Fowle.
[Snecial telegram % tho


NORFOLK, Va, April s.-About four weeks
400 the two-masted schooner George
Henry was chartered by Nottingham Wtenn
20 carry shells to Lynhaven river, ana morning
was heard OF her till within the last rev days,
when they received letter from the master OF
the schooner, Captain d. X. Smith, then In
Hampton Roads, having been picked up Dy
passing vessel off st. George Bermuda lsland,
whittier his vessel had been blown by the recent
gales. The letter leaves the tate oil the ere"
and the vessel In doubt.
The British steamship Alv0, towed into Hamp-
ton Roads with broken shaft, left for New YORK
this afternoon in tow Of two powerful ocean tugs
She Is Of the Atlas Line, and from the west In
dies with fruit aud coffee. The accident occurred
forty miles south OF Hatteras.
Architect George &. Moser left for panyllle this
evening TO inspect and receive the new Military
Institute.
IIBEILED FOR $4,000.
The schooner Lewis Ehrman, which was dis
masted of Bodies Island last week and towed 70
Hampton Roads by the British steamship County
Derry. has been libelled by the steamship iof
$4,000. 4.
The flag on the City Hall was at half-mast 10
day in respect 20 abe memory Of Governor fowie
of North Carolina, who died suddenly In Raleigh
Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
Peculiar

To itself In many important fArticulars. Hoods
sarsaparilla Ia different from and superior to any
other medicine.
Peculiar In combination, proportion and prep
aration Of ingredients, Hood's sarsaparlla pos
sesses the full curative value OF the best known
remedies Of the vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar In Its medicinal merit Hoods Sarssps
rilla accomplishss cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar In strength and economy Hoods sar-
saparillA Is tho only medicine Of which can truly
be said 100 Goses one dollar" Medicines In larger
ana smaller bottles require larger doses. and do
not produce as good results as Hoods sarsaparipa.
Peculiar In Its good same at home ~ there Ia
more Of Hoods sarsaparilla soldin Lowell. where
Il Is made, than Of all other blood purifiers.
Peculiar in its phenomenal record Of sales
abroad, no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity In 50 abort time. Do not be In
ducedts take any other preparation Besuretoget
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists 81; six forss Prepared only
by G. l. HOOD . Co. Apothscaries, Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-08-04

The political aspect. Notwith-
standing the great amount of political
capital sought to be made by the plu-
tocratic press out Of McKay's suppos-
ed mistake, there was not an Alliance
man in the muss except the Judge.
Honeywell is Republican.
Bradley is Republican.
Hooker was Republican till he
met the supreme court, but now he is
Peoples man and SAYS the Republi-
cans are all thieves.
The Alliance Of Harper county new
er had anything to do with the Hon.
eywell case.
All's we'll THAT ends well-Hurrah
for McKay.-Ailiance Tribune, TO-
peEd.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-08-04
The Farmers Wife Free.

We will send the Farmers Wife
to any member of any sub-Alliance
or Labor Union one year free that
will send US two yearly subscribers
at fifty cents each, or four six months
trial subscribers at twenty-five cents
each. This offer is only good until
September l, 1891. Address
The farmers WIFE, Topeka, Kas
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-08-04
M'KAY TRIUMPHANT
The Alliance Judge Gets Away
with the Plut0cratic
Lawyers.
And Shows the Railroad Attorneys Bit
of Law They Did not Know Was
In the Statute Books.

COIumn aILcf COLUMN VI HOHScilSc
stale Jokes and simulated horror have
gushed spontaneously from the pluto
cratic press for the last two weeks,
over the exhiliarating hope that dis
trict judge elected by the peoples par
ty had actually made mistake and
misinterpreted the force of all order
from the supreme court. The reputa-
ton of that press for veracity,or rath-
er the lack of it, is such, however,
that sensible people preferred to wait
for authenticated facts before arriving
at a conclusion. The event has justi-
fed the caution. Cited 10 appear be-
fore the highest tribunal of the state
to show cause why he should not be
fined for contempt, the much criticised
Judge opens his little statutes of Kan
sas and points with pride to little
clause therein which had escaped the
notice Of the grave and reverend
seignOrs and calmly says, "This is my
authority" Plutocratic eyes plugged
out and plutocratic hearts beat with
regret that the plutocratic legislature
while in being had not expunged the
offending paragraph. But there it
was in all its hideOusnOss and in plain
brown Saxon, and there was nothing
to be done but for the supreme court
to acknowledge the corn and let itself
down as easily as possible. Accord
ingly against the protest of the defend
ant the supreme court of its own
motion continued the case till the first
OfSeptember and released the respond
ents, to appear at that time on their
own recognizance. If no other scheme
can he Matched in the meantime the
case will doubtless drop.
The circumstances Of the case are
as follows: Albert Honeywell owns
a farm of two quarter section, 800
acres, of fine farming land in Harper
county, on which there is mortgage
of $4,000 given to secure loan made
by loan company of which w. F.
Thayer is president and B. A. Burr
resident agent. The farm with its
crops is worth at least $4,000 and it
was for the purpose of beating Honey
well out of his equity therein that the
suit was begun. The whole proceed
ings:have been most disgraceful, and
only by the Intervention of just
Judge with lots of nerve the villainy
would have been complete, and it may
be that it will yet be consummated.
The legal aspect is as follows: The
note and mortgage was transferred
from the company to the president
personally, w. F. Thayer, who thus
poses as an innocent purchaser.
Suit of foreclosure was brought by
Thayer through his agent, b. A. Burr,
against Honeywell, and Burr was APP
pointed receiver by F. G. Raney, judge
pro TEN of the district court of Harper
county, before the accession of Judge
Mckay.
On June II, 1891, after Mckay be-
came Judge, a motion was filed to va
cate the receivership, based Oh the
affirmation, first, that the appointment
was without legal warrant as requir-