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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-05-12
FUN IN POLITICS.

Let Us Laugh Together-Puugent Par.
agraphs Expressly Pointed for 10.
vial Readers.
DANA AND CLEVELAND.
Grave Grover laid his telescope
Aside when he was done.
II think" he said II still can see
Some spots upon the SUM-"
THEY WILL, ANYHOW. BUT
The Democrats, At present,
Are seriously cleft.
They've got to get together.
Or they've got to get left.
HE VOTED THAT WAY.
Much less just now 10 Hill depressed;
Much less 10 he repining.
The clouds that lowered on his house
Have struck q silver lining.
1t is now in order for some of those
Western miners to name . new hole
in the ground the Dave Hill Silver
Mine.
Evidently Mr.. David Bennett Hill
has the Democratic majority in the
House by the seat of the pants.
HE DIDN'T READ THE PAPERS.
had been talking to him for ten
minutes, when | happened to mention
= recent occurrence noted in the
papers.
IL hadn't heard of it," he said.
"Why," l replied, in surprise, "it's
in all the newspapers and has been
for a week."
"But don't read the newspapers"
l actually jumped, the confession
startled me SO.
"Well, what kind of a man are
your" blurted out.
"a Democrat" he said, with .
blush; and l hadn't another word to
say.
HAYSTACK MONEY.
Little bits of haystacks,
Little farms Of sand,
Make the Jerry Simpson
Money Of the land.
THE BOOM HILL.
with apologies to the author OF the original
p0em.l
Success 10 counted sweetest
BY those who ne'er succeed.
To comprehend . nectar
Requires the sOrest need.
Not one, Of all the hopeful,
Who fling the flag to-day.
Can tell the definition.
30 clear of victory.
As he. detected. hopeless,
On whose forbidden ear
The distant strains of triumph
Break, asonixsd and clear.
Not one. Of all who glory
In records clean and straight
That 60 to make the story
OF service to the ktste;
Not one. Of all those striving
To be the Nations head,
Can feel the joy Of winning
As he whose boom 10 dead.
AFTER NOVEMBER.
The Democrats will rise,
By and bv,
To mansions in the skies,
By and by.
Unless. oh tale Of woe.
They precipitately go
To the regions down below
BY and by.
FABLE OF THE TIMES,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-05-12
A FABLE OF THE TIMES,

A FABLE OF THE TIMES.
The Clevelands and the Hills were q
war with one another, and the Good
westernman stepped in and endeav
ored to separate them. But both o
the contestants cried out: 1--WE would
rather perish In the contest than b.
reconciled by you." and they jumpet
on the Goodwesternman with boil
feet.
MORAL: Let 'em go, Gallagher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-05
CLUB MEETING LAST NIGHT.
Rousing Meeting in Fulton-Southside
Democrats Recrganixe,

There was q splendid meeting of the
Fulton Democratic Club last night at
Donahue's Hall Mr.. Joseph Sorg pre-
sided. aud the spacious room was pretty
well filled. The numerous candidates for
Common Council. Board of Aldermen, and
justice of the peace were presented. and
all had few remarks TO make in their
own behalf. Then the candidates for
neral Offices were heard. speeches being
made by the following. For Common
wealth's Attorney, Colonel III. l.. Spots
wood Sheriff, Messrs. z. p. Winston. ID.
s. Gates, John L. Hughes, and Walter 5.
Orange, both. in person and by repre-
sentative; City Collector. Captain Frank
w. Cunningham, who also sung Three
Leaves of Shamrock; High Constable, r.
G. Garrison. The meeting was entirely
harmonious.
TIE SOLID DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
The Solid Democratic Club held meet
ing at No. 5 High street last night, Mr..
James g. Smith was present and spoke IN
his own behalf. Mr.. J. J. Creamer spoke
for Mr.. w. f. Orange, Mr.. 4. Engleking
for Mr. II. S. Jennings, and Dir. ). T..
Collins for Mr.. Charles Ii. Epps.
HANCOCK CLUB MEETS.
There was a good turnout at Hancock
Club meeting last night. President W. Z.
Rhodes was in the chair, and the proceed
ings were lively and interesting. The
candidates who were present and made
speeches were: Messrs. John j. Hughes,
W. Il. Orange. II. S. Jennings, Phil. Pars-
lev. Richard NJ. Taylor (for Alderman), IA.
W. Brock for the CounciD, and several
others,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-05

earnest. Reference was made to- the
circumstances under which the school
was founded. Professor Winston SAID
Dr. Manly was man of remarkable
versatility, but that his noblest work was
In placing upon o solid foundation the
Richmond Female institute. He thought
one mistake bad been made in this, how
ever. II was In making the school Joint
stock company. II should have been
founded on the endowment plan. II was
o success, however. az literary institu-
tion.
In closing Professor Winston said he
would like 10 see memorial OF some SORT
20 DIR. Manly--a portrait in the assembly
room. library bearing his name: aschoiar-
ship established, or something OF the KIND.
DIR. Bell closed the speaking with q pa
thetic eulogy upon the life of DIR. Manly
In the mission field. He termed him o
friend indeed to them and paid glowing
tribute to his labOrs.
The exercises were concluded with
vocal solo. after which an hour wins spent
10 social chatting among the young people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-05

The PRESIDENT AND MRS HARRISON.
They Hold General Recsptfon-They Re
turn To-day to Washington.
(By telegraph to tho Disps,cn-I


PRINCESS ANNE HorgL, VIRGINIA BrAcH,
Va, March 4.-This, the last day OF Presi.
dent Harrison's holiday. has been one OF
rest, except for occasional calls from prom
inent gentlemen OF this section: a dele
cation from Norfolk, headed by the Mayor.
called at 2 O'Clock TO pay their respects
and offer him the hospiialities OF the city.
An earlier visit was prevented by the
Presidents engagements. This afternoon
the Hon. George +. Bowden. ex-congress-
man from the Second District; Judge II.
w. Hughes, aud other prominent kepubii-
cans paid their respects, and the fresi-
dent. with Mrs. Harrison. held general
reception in the parlors Of the hotel.
The President is III fine condition. and
will leave early tomorrow morning for
Washington, as per programme, This az
ternoon Colonel Crittenden. OF the Prin-
cess Anne, took the President for drive
along tho ocean beach to Cape Henry, and
the excursion was greatly enjoyed by Mr;
Harrison. The weather Is now as soft aud
balmy rs spring. The party leaves With
reluctance, and Mrs. Harrison expresses
tho hope cf an early return 70 tho Sea-
shore,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-05
ALARM-ROxES IN HOTELS.
A Suggestion from the Board of Fire Com
missioners.

missioners.
A copy of the following letter has been
sent to the proprietors Of each of the
hotels in the city:
HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND FIRE DEPARrHEsT,l
RICHMOND, Va, February29, 1892. :
Gentlemen,-I am directed By the Board OF
Fire Commissioners 10 call your attention to
what they regard a. an important matter, and
one which they believe, II carried out, will add
very much 20 the chances of safety Of your
guests and hotel property. They suggest that
you erect In a convenient locality possibly In
your ofncel private nro-alarm station. which
viii be connected with tho regular ire-alarm
system OF the city. THIS box viii oe far more ac-
ces-ible than the very nearest public street sta
ton and besides Will be used only In case OF fire in
your hotel The additional tact that the depart
ment will be carried In case OF an alarm from
this boz directly 10 the hotel will be another val
uabls feature In the saving Of time, 80 precious
In the incipiency Of flre, and particularly 50 il
In hotel
AS you are possibly aware, these boxes are
patented and cost sl25; Dut the board viii take
pleasure In doing all the necessary work OF put
ting in one for you, you bearing the expense Of
the box and the material necessary for It's erec-
ton. Respectfully,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-05
Funerals Yesterday md To-Day.
" rt n. 1.4AL..x- Dlonl Z

rison took place from the Second Presby-
terian church at noon yesterday and the services
were conducted by DR.. Hoge, assisted by Rev
John X. Macon. OF So. James church. The az
tendance was quite large and the cnsket was
literally covered with flowers. notable hora
tribute was large design OF rare beauty from
Chief Director General Davis aud Secretary
Dickinson, OF the Worlds Fair Commission
which was received by express Mr.. Harrison
was q member OF the commission from Mime
sofa. The internent was at Hollywood.
The funeral services over the remains OF MT
II. W. MOesta were conducted at the Eyangeii'
cal Lutheran church yesterday morning. The
procession 20 the cemetery was one OF the largest
ever seen in Richmond.
Tho funeral of Mr.. Asa X. Snyder will take
place from the residence Of his mother, III
north Morris street, at noon to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-05
LEE CAMP LAST NIGHT.
Action Regarding the Appropriation for
the soldiers Home.

Al the meeting of Lee Camp last night
Mr.. \. Y. Randolph, president OF the
BOARD of Visitors OF the Soldiers Home,
reported that the bill approprIating $50 900
10 the Soldiers Home had passed the Le-
r1sleture and was law. Hesuggested that
fhe camp instruct the Commander and
Adiutant TO make the proper conveyance.
IL was so ordered;
The camp voted unanimously its thanks
10 Mr.. Randolph for his efforts IN securing
the passage of this bin. Among those
who iabored zealously for this bill were ::
Hon. r.. II. Cardwell Speaker of the
Wouse). John Bell Bigger Clerk, Hons.
r. ~ Blunford. John Jackson, Hazel j..
Williams. y. Chambers. Philip +. Brown.
William Loyenstein, and ID. Gardner
Tyler
On motion of Quartermaster ID. A..
Brown. Jr., the camp voted to loan TO the
Ancient Order of Hlbernians their United
States and Virginia flags
Captain John Cussons will deliver on
next Friday night, March 1lth, an address
before the camp on Scout Life IN the
Army of Northern Virginia; or, Service
between the Lines This lecture will be
delivered in Lee Camp Hall, and will be
free 10 the public.
The camp was invited to attend the re-
uulou of tho United Confederate Veterans
al New Orleans on April sth and 9th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-05
The Halifax Share of the Tax.

[Corespondence of the Richmond DlspaIch.l
SCOTLAND NEcK, N. c., March i.-sherifl
B. /. Allsbrook, against whom suit was
brought by the Wilmington and Weldon Rail
road Company 70 prevent collection OF tax on
their branch roads in Halifax county, says that
II the late decision OF the Supreme Court Is sus-
tanned by the United States supreme Court II
will bring about $500 taxes into Halifax county
treasury alone every year. The case will be car
ried 70 the United states Court
Delegates were this week appointed from
the Halifax county sunday-school convention
10 the state sunday-School Convention, TO be
held in Nesbsrn the last Of this month.
MIR. G. W. Liyerman has this week visited hi:
brother, DIR. A. Z. Liverman.
Dir. ". Hoffman has returned from visit 20
Petersburg.
Mr.. \. Blggs yesterday returned from Norfolk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-05
Property Transfers.

Richmond. Alfred Allen and wife TO
William Rankin, l6if feet on east side
Linden street near Cary. s400; Nathan d. Pit
man to Bette w. Pitman, 40 feet on Marshall
street, southeast corner Twenty-frst, $4,000 ;
James c. Lamb, special commissioner, 10 sallie
tween Belyidero and Pine, 1905; Henry Royal
20 John y. Powell, 30 feet ON west side Ninth
street near Abigail, $3.50; Garret +. Watson to
Southern Stove-Works Company, l32 feet on
600.
HenricO: Lewis Ginter and others 20 Com
monwealth OF Virginia, land necessary TO extend
Laburnum avenue and make II 100 feet Wide.
al: Southern Loan and Investment Company TO
Henry G. Hechler, 57A acres on Mechanicss ille
turnpike, s14. $50; James L. Taliateuo and wife
TO Joel W. White, 90 feet on Twenty-irst street,
$3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-05
Long Docket but Trifling Cases.

An unusually long docket prevailed at
the Police Court yesterday morning. but
minor offences.
Patrick Monogram, charged with carrying q
concealed weapon, WAS discharged.
Percy Lewis (colored) paid s2.lO Tor striking
Lottie Hargroye with rock.
John Holloway was before the Court for being
drunk and disorderly and threatening the life Of
his wife, Alice Holloway. He was required 70
give security for $500 for six months and COM
mittod 70 iall ia default.
Robert Scott Ccolored) was required TO give SO
curity tor 800 for thirty days for stealing rail-
road IRON and in default was sent down.
FIemming White, was hned e2 for allowing his
COW a run 1T large.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-05

deavor Convention, which win be held In New
York city July 5-11. In addition to other iul-
portant business q committee was appointed 70
cooperate with several other States In arrang-
Ing Tor special train to start nom some point
south, probably Atlanta, Ca, and run through 10
Nay York The delegations from the different
stetes Will be taken on 40 IL passes through.
This convention promises 70 be the largest reii-
Rious gathering OF the kind ever held, and prepa-
10000 delegates An auditorium IL being lifted
mp 70 seat $4,000 people. Eniire hotels were en-
gagged six months ahead by different state-. BIZ
forts are being made. and IL II expected that
one-fare rate will be secured from the railroads.
The programme OF the convention viii be nlled
In par, BY some Of the leading men Of all demo-
limitations Of the Protestant Church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-05
Master Mason's Daughters.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.


LYscHBURo. Va, March 4.-One of the
most enthusiastic Masonic meetings in
the history of the order here was held to-
night, the occasion being the comforting Of
the degree of Master Mason's Daughter by
James A. Capers, of Lodge No. 80, Rich
mond, Va. under the auspices OF Hill City
Lodge. of Lynchburg. The hall was
packed and large number OF ladies' took
the degree. An elegant repast was served
after the work was oyer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-05
A Small Outlay and A Biz Return.

Can you get big return for littlo
outlay Ii you are not looking Tor
that you are phenomenon. The buyer
that doesn't want il is stranger curl
osity than has ever yet been seen in
dime museum. This is what you aim to
get every time you make a purchase,
and you know it this is what we aim
to give you every time We make a sale
and We know il, The proof Of tho pud.
ding is in the eating. You cannot ea.
our Clothing, but they will prove tho
truth of our proposition just the same.
We are quoting figures for thom that
could not be lessened without making Il
like case OF all return and 40 outlay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-05
CITY Circuit Court.

The following judgments were rendered
in the City Circuit Court yesterdays
f. Henry Dewey against q. A. Wallace for
sl0647.
field. Confessed for S70.
E. A. Saunders & Son against A. N. Howard.
Confessed for sl l,4S132.
f. A Saunders S Sons against same. Con-
feesed for e23654.
Tho following suits were entered: Henry
Rice against Cams & Go. for 300.
Gotschalk a. Co. against Julien Binford for
s7OO.
EIlyson g. Harvey against August Holzapfel fol
1900.
Louis Eiseman against j. " l.. Klapp for 900
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-05
,,arr,ed riny-seven Years.

Senator Stubbs said yesterday that that
day was the ffty-seventh anniversary of the
marriage OF his father and mother. hey arc
quite well and active and are residing at the old
homestead, "Yalley Front" In Gloucester
county, tho birthplace OF senator Stubbs, his
father and his grandfather.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-05
Ambulance Calls

The ambulance responded TO two calls
yesterday a., an.
Tho first was at 1880 O'Clock A. NJ. to olo
north Seventh street to white woman, whose
mind was wandering. She was taken 20 tho
hospital for treatment \.
IL was again summoned at 2:4a O'Clock y. NJ.
70 III south Second street 70 coiored woman,
vho WAS sufiering with cramp. She was taken
70 the hospital and treated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-05
Music .nd uinstrels at the Theatre.

Halls Old-Guard Band. of New York,
consisting of thirty musicians. under the
leadership of II. A. Hall, will give a concert at
the Richmond Theatre Monday night. Master
Frank HURT, boy cornetist, ls with tue band AZ
an extra attraction. SIR. Hall, the leader OF the
band was for eight years under tho baton oi
Gilmore. The music selected for Monday night
will suit all classes
Primrose & Vests minstrels will be at the
Theatre Tuesday night. This is one Of the oest
troupes on the load and always plays 10 large
audiences In Richmond. Tuesday night will be
no exceptOn 70 this rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-05
snnthside Democrats.

The Southside Democratic Club Of Madi-
son Ward was reorganized last night. The
following officers were elected: Frank +. Jones.
Baciealupo, secretary: Il. A. Mhitiock, sergeant
alarms There we're 9S members enrolled.
'S,uire Jones gave q rousing Democratic speech.
and much enthusiasm was aroused. Inc eiuS
O'Clock at 615 Canal bank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-05
Young Ladies at supper.

The young ladies of the Delpha Alpha
Literary Society Of the Richmond Female lnsti-
tute gave an elegant supper 70 their friends las
enfOyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-05
WILL MAKE A POsT-MoRTeM
An Inquest Also 10 BE Held over Young
swicegood-Friends Heard From


swicegood-Friends Heard From.
Coroner Taylor yesterday afternoon
man an examination of the body OF Charles
NJ. Swicegood, the young man who died at
the First police.station Thursday evening
while held on a charge OF drunkenness.
lie discovered a large bruise on one OF the
hips of the deceased and also confusion
ON the head. Whether or not these wounds
were the cnuse of Swicegood's death the
Coroner could not ascertain by a superb
cial investigation, and therefore he dc.
cided to make u p0Si-mortelH examination OF
the body. This will be done this morning
al o'clock. An inquest will also be heid
over the remains. which are now In the
morgue AT the Medical College.
The deceased was resident OF SAILS;
bury. n. c., and relatives telegraphed
money TO friends here yesterday IN ORDER
that the body can be carried home for
DR. Robertson. the almshouse physi-
clan who attended the deceased Just be-
fore his death, administered hypodermic
injection Of digitalis and whiskey,. and not
morphine, as stated yesterday. The latter
drug would have had an injurious ehect
upon the patient.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-05

Get nd Of one cold before, you contract
another on top of IL or you may securely
establish the seeds Of serious Lung Com
plant before You are conscious OF danger.
Better prudently resort to Dr. y. Jsyny,s
and Colds. and helpful also for its healng
infuenee on the lungs and Bronchial
Tubes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-05
Onicers Must Respect Their superiors and
Pay Their Debts.

meeting of the Board of Police Com
missioners held Thursday afternoon, one
OF tho force was fined s25 for speaking dlsre-
epectfully to his superior officer, Captain Angle,
aud sl0 for striking prisoner in the station
house.
Two other members Of the force were before
the board because they had been warranted for
debt. Nothing was done with them. but In
future the board will discipline sny policeman
against whom a judgment is rendered
The following is the substance OF o resolution
adopted by the board on the subject. That any
member OF the Police Department against whom
a judgment for debt shall have been rendered
In any Of the courts shall be subject 70 discipline
aud shall be summoned 20 appear before the
commissioners 70 show cause why he should not
be punished for conduct calculated 10 injuro the
reputation and impair the efficiency Of the po-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-05
Twelve Men Dead. Eleven Missing.

HAIIPAx. N. s., March 4.-The steamer
Conscript arrived hero to-day from st.
Johu's, N. +. The late disaster to the seal
ing boats is not Is bad as at first reported.
but still Is serious enough. Twelve men
are known to have perished and eleven are
still missing. The steamer Labrador has
left st. Johns for Trinity bay In search Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-05
A Shot Ia n shootiBg-Gsiiery.

DAsvrILF, Va. March At T. Parrish
(white) and George Rison (colorsd) were
before the Mayor this morning charged with
having a difficulty late last night st shooting
gallery. difficulty between the men occurred
ana pistol shot was fired, but each man charged
the other with having nr-t the shot The Mayor
sent the case on ~ the grand jury.
The West-End Land Company to-day sold 20
DR.. T. l. Syinor the Danyiile Greenhouse and
Nursery
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-05
MANCHESTER NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Many Interesting Notes Gathered on the
South side Yesterday.

Mr.. John Holt has returned from an eX-
tended southern trip.
Miss Susie Gregory, Of Chesterfield. is
visiting in Manchester.
Miss Worsham, OF Mississippi. is visiting
Mrs. j. T. Morris, on Cowardin avenue.
Mr.. w. j. Morrfssette and bride Miss
PIERCE have returned from their wedding
trip.
Commonwealth's-At p: v. Cog
bill, Of Chesterfield, was in Manchester
yesterday.
Me.srs. John Thraves. of Amelia. and
Joseph Thraves. OF California, are visiting
IN the city.
Mr.. o. +. Merritt, who has been indis-
posed by severe attack OF the grip. is
able TO be out again.
Messrs. Frederick Ely and Winthrop
Sargent. of Philadelphia. were In the city
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Mildred Iillman. OF Petersburg.
n. Y, is visiting her uncle, Nr. Howard
Swinsford. Of Chesterfield.
The Misses Burton, who have been
visiting Miss Ballove. OF this city. have
returned TO their home. IN Farmyllle.
The name Of Mr.. James y. Robinson
has been mentioned as candidate for the
office of city sergeant in opposition TO the
present incumbent Mr.. II. Fitzgerald.
Mr.. X. L. Michaels, secretary OF the
Christian Association. has returned from
Chicago. He reports q very interesting
meeting of the international conference.
An alligator was caught IN pond on the
Midlothian turnpike, about mile from
the city. yesterday afternoon. by colored
man. No doubt it is the same animal that
recently escaped from the lake at Forest
Hill.
There was very delightful sociable
given Thursday night by Miss Minnie
Nunnally at her fathers residence. on
Ninth street. A number of her friends
were present and all spent delightful
evening.
A very pleasant leap-year party was
given at the residence Of Mr.. j. G. Morris,
in Swansboro', Monday night. There we've
about fifteen couples in attendance. aud
those present participated in dancing
until late hour.
In the car. shop of the Richmond and
Danville railroad shops in this city is to
be seen a model of a portion Of the Bos-
tan bridge, near Statesville. n. c., where
the terrible railroad accident occurred
many months ago. 1t represents the
scene Of that tragedy. II shows the bank,
one pillar, and portion OF the bridge, and
will be used at the coming trial OF the al
legged perpetrator Of the dastardly act
The bridge was built by Mr.. Chamber.
laine. an employee of these shops, and Is
indeed fine piece of work.
The Circuit Court of Chesterfield wa:
further engaged Thursday in the conside
ration Of the case of Jackson rs. Gibson
for breach Of contract. At the conclusion
of the testimony the defendant, through
his counsel. moved that the Court exclude
the whole evidence of the plaintiff on the
ground that the contract referred to wa.
made by the defendant with the plaintiff
and two others, and therefore that the
plaintiff could sustain no action upon the
defendant alone. The Court sustained tn,
motion. and the plaintiff thereupon tool
a non-su.t, and the jury was discharged.