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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-03
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

UDHtO '14AHH VK AsH7- II 10 N
1888, commenting al 10 O'Clock u. in, at the
north front door OF the Ohio county Court
House. soil ut public auction part OF lotNo 10
on the west side OF Main street. In the City Of
Wheeling, fronting 3s feet on Main street and
W. V. H0GE,
np2 Executor OF Alex. Pauuell EStHto.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-03

ArrgoTtoNs OF tho bowels, go prevalent
IN children, cured by Simmons Liver
Regulator.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-03

"ANTED-A COMPETENT SIIN-
w OGRAPIIER and typewriter, who writes
good hand, and who is also willing TO do gen'
cral office work. Address IN own handwriting.
and what machine you operate A. Il, lnlelli'
gencGr office my2'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-03
PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLICSALEOF REAL ESTATE

Brick House on No nth Main Street
and Vacant Lot on West Side Of
Main St., Below Twenty Second.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-03

FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED
IL for reliable and steady tenant, BUsI.
NESS EXCHANGE, ILL., Main street, J. u Clark,
Manager aDlO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-03

NLERKS, CHAMBERMAlDS, WATT
" RESsES for summer resorts, at LADIES
EXCHANGE. ILL., Main street, j. Is Clark Man.
ngcr nDl9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-03

MANAGER FOR GENERAL COUN.
1XA TRY store, three dry goods clerks, dav
hotel clerk, at the BUSINESS EXCHANGE. lll2
Main street. Hpl5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-03

GITUATION WANTED FOR YOUNG
- lady stonographer, competent and oner.
gGtic. BUSINESS EXCHANGE, lll2 Main street,
J. b. Clark Manager Apl0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-03
WANTED.

WTANTED-GIRLTO DO GENERAL
wv homework, Inquire OF MRS, J. w, KEN
MEN, No. u NneLeenth street. my9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-03

WTANTED-MAN AND WIFE TO
w take charge OF an Office business. Must
have two hundred dollars lll2 Main street
BUSINESS EXCHANGE, j. H. CLARK, my2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-03

W ANTED-EVERY INSURANCE
w Agent aud Business Man to write for our
ioFtune.makGr plans-Llle. Endowment, DC.
Regular bonnn2us. Best on earth and largest
AGENCY Co, No s Union Square, New York.
ap2S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-03

XGTANTED-TO loan MONEY AT
w two per cent, first mortgage, real estate
security, farm or city property Call on or I'd
dress j O. MARBLE MN Grove. w. Va. mvl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-03

HAERY TAYLOR, arrested Saturday
night by Officer scally as person not
OF good fame, had a hearing yesterday
before Squire Gillespy, and in default OF
500 bond to DO OF good behavior for
u year he was sent to Jail. He is one Of
the two boys arrested for robbing mail
boxes several months ago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-03

VNTA NTE D-LhDlES WANTING
wv employment call at Stamm House until
Thursday evening OF this week. my4H
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-16
 A MILL BLOWN 4sr.
The Boiler Expiodes Killing Three Men
 and Wounding Six Others.

The Boiler Expiodes Killing Three Men
 and Wounding Six Others.
 BEAUMONT, Tex, Nov 16.-A terrible boiler explosion occurred yesterday at the saw mill of the Hooks Lum Der com pany at Hooks switch, IA miles north of here on the Sabine and East Tex I railroad. killing three men and seriously wounding six others. The list of the dead is as follows:
 J. w. Kirksey, engineer.
 Willie Weiess, log scaler.
 Bob Mckinney, eolored scalded to death by steam.
 The boiler room is completely blown away and the mill will have to be re- built to be of any use. The Hooks Lum- Der company had been shut down for about two months and had just started up Monday morning. Willie Weiss and Bob Mckinney were warming at the boilers when the accident occurred. R. L. MeGregor, the sawfiler, who was taking the sawyer's place for a minute, was completely covered with the de- bris, but escaped with only few bruises. One piece of the boiler was found 150 yards from the mill. The cause of the explosion could not be learned
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Almost A.phyxiated In church.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 16.-During the services at St. Paul's German Catholic church here the congregation began to grow drowsy and supplied. Suddenly one of the altar boys reeled and fell. Strangely enough, this ordinarily ex- citing episode had no effect on the crowded worshipers. About this time Joseph Balgenorth, who sat in the au- ditorum, realized that the church was being flooded with gas from one of the large main burners, whose stop cock he observed was open. 'sYou are suf- locating from escaping gas" he shouted. The audience was finally aroused. Then they became panic stricken and rushed for the doors. The usher reached the windows and man. aged to throw them open. Many in the crush were slightly bruised. Father Adelman coolly continued the services and this had the effect of finally quiet ing the panic stricken congregation. The altar boy was resuscitated in 8 short time. Nearly every one of the congregation are complaining of severe pains in the head and some of the women are prostrated.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

There is much complaint by Worid's fair exhibitors because of the delay in awarding medals.
 Solicitor General Maxwell has pre- pared brief denying the right of Chi nese to lie naturaIized under the exist ing laws.
 Fire did s6o,Ooo damage to property in Detroit.
 A new Photographic station for the Great lakes Is to be esta blished at Chi cago.
 Leading Populists in Kansas now say the American Protective association was largely responsible for the defeat in that state.
 Terre Haute is excited over the de sertion of his young wife by Professor Marlow of the high school there.
 Mrs. c. 4. Bennett was placed or trial Tuesday for the murder of Miss Anna Weise at Green Mountain, Ia., last August.
 The general secretaries of the Young Mems Christian association of NortI America will hold their next annua. meeting in Cedar Rapids, Ia, nezt May.
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For oklnhoma sinuers

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 16.-Oklahoma was the subject of very interesting discussion at Tuesdays session of the General Methodist Missionary society. In view of the largely increased popu- lation there it was decided to devote $15, 900 to the work i'll that territory. North Dakota work was voted S9778, and the work among the whites in the south was referred to committee with instructions that not more than $54, 000 was to be expended Dr. Sheldon Jack son, United States commissioner to Alaska. was present and made an ad- dress. On account of the recent silver legislation and consequent depression in certain circles the appropriation for western mining states was not SC largely reduced as in other portions of the country.
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SAVED 4 RICH MANS LIFE.
Now the Barber I> Herr to More Than
 Sixty Thousand Dollars.

Now the Barber I> Herr to More Than
 Sixty Thousand Dollars.
 MEXICO, Mo-, Nov. 16.-Word has been received here that W. V. Roberts, barber of Rush Hill, small town nine miles from here, had fallen heir to fortune in Las Vegas, N. NJ, left him by one John Bennett, whom Roberts saved from drowning in the Sangamon river 20 years ago. Roberts father, N. NJ Roberts, who lives in this city, was seen and stated that the report was true. The administrator of Bennett's estate has notified Roberts that prop erty aggregating $60.0 and several thousand dollars in cash awaited him there.
 Bennett was s wealthy man when res cued by Roberts, aud he offered the lat ter half of his wealth at the time of his rescue, but Roberts refused to take a cent. Roberts jokingly told him that if he had no heir at the time of his death he could leave him his property. Bennett replied that he would do so and has kept his word.
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INTERESTING sfA4Is4a ;.
iotai Number of Immigrants For octab, r
 and Their oceupations,

and Their Occupations,
 NEW YORK. Nov. l6.-Dr. Joseph II senner, commissioner of immigration. has caused to be compiled some very interesting statistics in relation to i'm. migration for the month of October. The total number of immigrants landed at Ellis island during the month was 10, ,4o6' The number of immigrants who could not read was 1s46: could not write, 1167; those who had over $50 in money, 2650 Total amount of money brought, S303, ,3s6.
 Immigrants from Germany had Sill 624; from Ireland, S2S, 322; from Russia, S2o, ,044; Italy, $l9 ,860; Sweden, $l9. 374; Austria, S17056.
 Among the number were, profess sional, 1oa; skilled, 294s; miscellaneous. 5Sol; others, no occupation.
 Among the professionals were 5 artlsts, actor, Il clergyinen. 5engrav- CTS, lawyers, 21 musicians, 3 physic. 1ans, sculptors and 30 teachers.
 Among the skilled were 56 engineers. l49 clerks, 65S farmers, 2e5 merchants. 2lO dressmakers, 119 mariners, 56 bar. bers, 49 gardners, 8 jewellers, 12 hotel Keepers and 276 cooks. The number of immigrants returned was 94 Of these 72 were contract laborers, convict and 21 paupers.
 Number placed in the hospital, 116. Number of deaths 4 and of births 3.
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wants to Boycott Che soo.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-The Northern Pa citic is suffering materially by anaction recently taken by the Soc line. The Soo has placed order books in the hands of independent agents all along the line of the Northern Pacific, and these pre- paid orders are exchanged for tickets ever the Soo line at the nearest point at which that line is struck. The Northern Pacific is anxious to work up a boycott on the Soo if it does not dis continue it's order books.
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A Cow With Hydrophobis.

CLARKsvILLE, Tenn, Nov, 16.-Much excitement was created at Moselsy's Mill, four miles from here, by COW suffering from hydrophobia. The animal killed and crippled everything she could in the barnyard. W. E.. Cooke. to whom the animal belonged, and his brother had narrow escape, only saving their lives by scramblng over high fence. The COW continued to grow worse and finally tore down the fences confining her and committed many other depredations until killed. It is feared other cases will develop.
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Only Surviving Member.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. l6 Mrs Bridget Hennessey, mother of Chief of Police David Hennessey, whose assassination by the Mafa led to the subsequent lynching of number of Italians and almost embroiled this country in war with Italy, is dying. She is the last member of the family. Chief of Police Hennessey's father, himself detective, was killed many years ago in street duel in New Orleans, and her nephew, Michael Hennessy it will be remem- bered, was assassinated in Houston several years ago. On the other hand Michael and David Hennessey waylaid and killed Chief of Detectives Dev- eraux here in 1882.
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Result ofa Feud.

OMAHA, Nov 16.-A special from Galloway, Neb., says as the result of a feud of several years standing, H. c. West, farmer of Grant precinct, shot and killed his brother-in-law, Harley Mulholland. West was passing Null hollands house when Mulholland
 rushed out into the road, and with vile and abusive language threatened to break every bone in Vests body. West told him to stand back, and fired a shot in the ground. Mulholland rushed at West, and the latter sent a bullet through his brother-in-law's heart. There have been half dozen murders in Grant precinct in the last six years.
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Stabbed In the Heart.

TERRA HAUTE, Ind, Nov. 16.-Eva Kelley met her death in a singular manner. She got into quarrel with Mrs. Alice Marshall. while they were sitting around a table eating apples. Eva struck at Mrs. Marshall, and the latter, who held knife in her hand, threw up her hand to avoid the blow. The knife entered the girls heart and in few minutes she was dead. Mrs. Marshall, who was arrested, claims 1t was accidental.
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A TerrihIe Deed

,, rLiANcE, O., Nov. ICE. Davidson. IT IT. hand killed Birdie Baugh aged .l he carried the body to a barn and sneu i It, then went half a mile away ] .as Ills own throat. The parents
 ,ees away from home and the house
 'ei1 Tn charge of the girl.
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Culbertson Turns Up.

pNNATI, Nov. 16.-Ex-C Congress- nlbertson of Ashland, Ky. came week ago and mysteriously dis
 ed. His two sons came in search and put detectives on his track. ce could be found of the ex-con- Ian. At 3 o'clock Tuesday morn- bile the sons and detectives were & consultation, Culbertson in. His explanation is that he
 en celebrating the Republican
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The Home Crowded,

LEAvENwoRTH. Nov. Ex-Governor Smith of the National Home received n circular letter from General Franklin saying that all homes are overcrowded, and as appropriations are nearly ex- hausted no more old veterans will be received until further orders.
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Bitten by n Rattler.

AsHvILLE, Nov. 16.-W. D. John l sn .ex-policeman, in charge of a Aq 1 of eonyicts clearing up the brush ,suage Jackson's place, captured \, \ young rattlesnakes, and while 'ilg them was bitten on the hand. 's In precarious condition
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-16
An Eagle Killed.

aaLsBoRo, Ills, Nov. l6.-A genu- american eagle has been killed in ! bottom, west of here. by cnheht' The bird is magnificent men measuring T feet and 10 @ Fs rom tip to tip of wings. NIT. aeht disposed of the bird to George
 aientine of Oarlinsyille.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-16
Left Worthleas Paper

BOSTON, Nov. 16.-T. D. Gadd, known as Ira Mcbride, has skipped, leaving about $4000 in worthless paper. He if a son of E. T. Ladd, wealthy real es. tate dealer of Lincoln, Neb. He has been a Texas ranger, real estate agent, treasurer of the Mccall Opera company. etc.
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To the workhouse.

TrsBuRG, Nov. 16.-Frank Bronx Eharles Feuchtener. the anarchists were arrested in Allegheny for dis
 ting infammatory circulars, were
 'o the works to serve 8 30 days 'nce in default of a $50 fine. At
 N Friedman, who has been re- l 2 by the friends of the prisoners, 'Sing vigorous effort to secure release.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-16
PRIESTS MADE.
A ssassins of LangdOn Safe In Jail.
4 ATTEMPT SUICIDE.
Sl,shes His Throat With a
 the White Man Tries But ux nrains Out-Strong Evi- \. sathered Against Them.

Nov. 16.-From a confession .,sero captured at Lampasas and '',,a ! ''''s,,sa,,,nstantial evidence the mur- sT young M. Langdon have been paris. colored, and William G. 5ub;te. are in the county jail i ~;th the murder of Langdon {nf his home on the Oct. 22last. < made & confession; that is the
 The other maintains the bear
 SF Innocent man and declared Ssat to the county jail that the
 Sswore out the warrant for his 19pore to "an infamous d-d lie. " the white man, who has stood b,lsiness and social circles. .as arrested in Lampasas and X kill himself by cutting his
 Ghat was the negro. The ;I ;,st| deputy sheriff with smiles, Himself with care, rode to the soffice chatting pleasantly with |EI|e in the car whom he knew. 5epro was run down by Detee- lrlong and caught at Lampasas sbasing him to several places. 1leero's confession duplicates nG. Parish in the murder and Isg came near killing another E night for Langdon.
 1I1 G. Parish was partner of ]n. Parish & Gill, as was also nedon, and it is now thought Ii1pdon was killed to get the in- Bon his life. a part of which was the firm.
 E NJ. Langdon, when he met had his life insured for S25, 900,
 a go to his wife and $10,000 to tners. The policy in favor of t1lers was taken out to secure ,ns debt of $2900 to the firm and led some three months before This information |rom Dr. Langdon, a brother of & man.
 ain G. Parish maintains his in- ,. but yesterday morning about he tried to kill himself by but sbrains out against the bars of
 When officers reached his cell rsoners had him in bed holding wn, his face and neck covered bod.
 amore. who happened to be in attending to the wound in the 3f the negro Paris, was speedily bed to Parish's cell.
 were four horrible gashes on 5wn of Parish's head running parallel to one another. h three of them the skull was The doctor probed the wounds Ind that the skull was not broken ough it might have been frac- D moaned constantly, but did sr a word or seem to understand ns. He finally recovered enough few words.
 xtent of his wounds cannot be med, but is thought to be seri-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-16

pardo1ied by Governor Altgeld, said
 Lingg, whose head was half blown to pieces by dynamite while he was under sentence of death, was victim of the jail guards and not suicide. Neebe claimed the dead anarchist was given a loaded cigar by jail official and it was that which killed the condemned man.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-16
Choiers on a Shin.

PeETowN, Bar badoes, Nov. 16 = 5ritish bark Mendoza from Dakar, EBl, ln ballast, is wrecked. Dur 1e voyage cholera broke out on Iand the captain and seven men Tom the disease. Only four men 1eft to navigate the vessel, which F helplessly ashore on a reef
 east of Martinique and became 8 wreck.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-16
Only On. rhanasgtvtus Day.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. Nov. l6.-Gov. Stone has received inquiries from bank officials as to whether he has fixed the fourth or fifth Thursday as a Thanks giving holiday. For general informa- ton the governor desires to have is stated that the day for Thanksgiving fixed by him is the same as that fixed by the president, Nov. 30. The first publication was a mistake and this statement is given to correct it. The proclamation on file fixes Nov. 30a the day
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-16
Acquitted of Assault.

MCKINNEY, Tex. Nov. 1f In the district court yesterday the jury Ill the case of J. w. Appleton, charged With assault to murder, brought in verdlcf of not guilty. When the verdict was read the defendant was moved to tears.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-16
TWENTY THou.ASD
Thieves sandbag a Rairona frearmr~T
 His Onfce In Chiemga

His 0nice In Chicag".
 CHICAGO. Nov. 1G.-John E. Drake treasurer of the Indiana. Illinois and Iowa railway, was sandbagged and robbed of s20, GOO in his office on the ninth floor of the Rookery building al 7 o'clock yesterday morning by thieves Drake was starting out to pay em ployes when he was knocked down and his cash taken. He remained unconsci ous for some time, but is now thought to be out of danger.
 The thieves rode down on one of the elevators and made their escape before their deed was discovered. There i. little clew to their identity and faint hopes of their capture.
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THE MARKETS.
lhieauO.

CHICAGO, Nov. b Wheat-Easy and somewhat lower; December 6314c. Corn-Shade better; May 405sc. Oats-S Slow, steady; May 8o1sc. Provisions Steady, firm. January pork-Sl37713. January lard--Ss. 1214 January ribs-$7.l5.
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\ Singular Accl,ient.

Esl z. Nov. Is. The fall of pile ea ~ IsMartz iron and metal yard ed "a Ia IhofahaIa Cohn and fatally in
 osooa Friedman, aged 34.
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A Fatal Explosion.

AMSTERDAM, Holland, Nov. 16-A powder mill at Muiden was blown up yesterday. Two bodies have been re. covered. Several persons are missing.
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shot Himself.

DALLAS. Nov. i6.-Emil Otto, Ger man saloon man, shot himself with a 6-shooter through the brain yesterday. He was buried by his friends.
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New York.

NEW YORK. Nov. l5.-stocks opened stronger snd slightly higher which feeling continued nntil Il o'clock.
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.narged to om.ers.

CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-At an anarchist meeting here Oscar Neebe. recently
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-01
How to Toll Good Kht.ksr,

How many people can tell good
whiskey from an inferior one2 Can
your Ii you can, then you already
know the merits OF Klen's Silver Age,
Duquesne and Bear Creek Ryes, and II
you cannot, then you must be governed
by the testimonials OF physicians, super
intendents OF hospitals and connois-
seurs, who all unite in declaring that
the WHISTLES bottled by Max Klein OF
Allegheny, Pa, are absolutely pure, old
and mellow. A reliable stimulant in
the house at this time OF the year is an
absolute necessity, and why not get the
best in the country? Send for catalogue
OF liquors to Max Klein, Allegheny, Pa.
These WHISTLES arc for sale by Wheel.
ing Drug Co. at regular prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-01
GRAINS OF cHAFF.

Marbles are made in Germany.
Coal is most expensive in France.
French schoolboys wear uniforms.
Uncle Sam has 5000 class journals.
Butter oil is made from cotton seed.
Great Britain has 1926 Americans.
Agriculture employs 2SoOOO,OOO men.
The Yulcan's rudder weighs twenty.
two tons.
An electric motor runs q Gatling gun.
Matabeles always STAY their prisoners.
Ex-Vice President Morton was clerk.
The process Of grinding is primitive
one.
Tho duchess Of Fife is an enthusiastic
angler.
Australia produces annually 10000
600 pounds OF wool.
One colony OF Australia alone con-
tains 100000 acres OF land.
The lowest stratum OF rock in the
earth's crust is granite.
DR.. ]. Greenwood, OF New York, was
the first dentist, about 17sS.
Uruguay and the Argentine Republic
are richest in horses.
Traces OF the bicycle are found as far
back as the fifteenth century.
The worlds diamond supply has in.
creased twenty-fold in thirty years.
Tho population of Fort Pitt in 176l,
outside the soldiers, was 223.
Postal cards use up ri tons OF card
board every year in this country.
The population of Italy is very dense,
there being 27O people to every square
mile OF territory.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-01
Supreme Court of Appeals.

Special Dispdtch 10 The IH,sihgeHzr.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 29.-In the su-
preme court of appeals to-day the fol-
lowing orders wero made:
State of West Virginia VS.. F. Vernon
Aler, from Berkeley county, writ OF
erroT allowed.
Parker's admr. vs.. Clarkson ct al,
from KanGwha county; appeal allowed.
Williamson OF al vs.. Jones ct al,
from Tyler county; appeal allowed ;
bond 5000.
Lipscomb We. Love, from Tucker
county; opinion by Dent, J.i decree of
circuit court reversed and bilEdismissed.
Hulings, trustee, vs. Rulings Lumber
Co. ct al, from Tucker county, opinion
by Holt, j.: Decree OF circuit court re-
versed and cause remanded with direc-
tions to 80 modify the decree as that
the claim Of Huling q Co. shall be post
poned to all other creditors, except as
to SO much thereof as was paid TO dis
charge vendors lien.
Watson and Long vs.. Conrad ct al,
from Lewis county, opinion BY English,
p: Decree OF circuit court affirmed.
Adjourned until Saturday at 10 a. m.