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him elfA and thanked the house for its

him ELI and thanked the house for its
courtesy in requiring him to vote.
the bill on the table, upon which Mr..
Tay'or Of 81 4lifax Cal ed for the yeas and
nays. The motion was carried, ayes A.
noes Al.
On motion of Mr. Lopg Of Alamance
the revenue bill was put on its stco.d
reading, passed ayes 81.
Mr.. A isms rose to question of per
sonai privilege in relation to his failure
MIR Jones. OF Caldwell who was absent
his morning when the Confederate
Monument bill WAS passed, requested
that his vote be recorded In the affrma.
tive.
House bill 1881, to sell the states inter
st in the Cald vel and Watauga railroad
company was passed
II 'use bill 406, for the relief of Mon
roe, passed
House bill 9S7 to incorporate the Flat
Creek public school in Buncombe county,
passed
H'use bill 1899 to am nd the charter
# the Granite CITY improvement COM
| panv. passed 'h-i reading.
House bill 3+5, to oincorporate the New
bern Steam Fcrrv comp my. passed.
House bill 1865, relating to obstruc
'i'ns in Jackson Swamp, Robson
County, passed
II use bill 1899 to improve the public
roads III Alleghany county, pa sed third
reading
Snate bill 663, housa IL 1857. to in
corporate the town of Hlllman, In E ige
connie uty, passed second reading
ayes %. noes none
H use bill 1913 to repeal acts of 1891,
passed its third reaiing-67 ayes
House bill l0S, to amend the acts OF
1891 IN relation to Cellowhee Public
High School. Jackson county, passed its
8, cond reading
Senate bill 4I0, House bill. 1898. to in
corporate the Bank of Louishurg. passed
House bill 104S, to amend the lawa OF
1891, relating to the Riiroad Gem
m sson. passed It's second reading
Mr.. McNeill moved to amend wher
ever one thousand occurs and inser,
'fwo," and where $3.50 occurs inser,
$500; amendment adopted, and bill
passed
House bill 1925, to amend certsin sec
tons OF the code Amt ndments adopted
They relate to executors ar1 admins
traitors in cases Of small estates
House Bill 989, for the relief Of Dun
can P Ray, executor of Johe Ray, laid
on table
House resolution 933. asserting The
right OF Geo. H. Bellamy to his seat as ,
member Of the house from the county o.
Brunswick, was adopted.
House oil 1853 for the relief Of com
missioners Of H4rnett county. Passed
House bill 1879, to amead acts o
1891, relating to better protection o.
sheep (applies to Graham county Pass
ed third reading
House bi / rs, to amend charter of tb
Trinity college. Provides for ;he fis;io,
vacancy on the board of trustee. Passe,
third reading
House bill 1928, to authorize Beaufor
; county to issue.Ibonds. Pass d secont
reading
, II use bill 947, to amend the charte
Of the town OF Lumberton. Passed set
; OF reading
House bill 957, senate bill 200. to il
T curp rate the ba k of L. xington Pas Sc
third reading
House bill IS, to prevent faauduler
as "gnmen's Pas ,ed over Informally
9 At 1915 p III the house adJou, ..e
till 10 a, u tomorrow.
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IN sday, the 1st dav If March,
:" Z II m, at the court house door in
Ietltj o. IA g gn, | wi sell at public
aucto for cash, th- r-a estate described
" 4 tertatn deen of t, ,ust executed by
1e- D tpchurch et a., 'ecorded in the
gIlee OF he register of dee OF wake
iglaIY, COS 49, page 65l. ont ng ninety
~ 9n fayetteville and Saliso ry It eets
y" 40 tuIdr-d and ten feet on Leuoir
a.ttt ly described in said deed cf
Il'i Tie e Is on this lot ore or the
"a. scl G and most valuable residences
Y ltr ty Oi Raleigh, having Ill modern
-ou' Li - gas water, &C Also stables
a.. sEry out-houses.
ale IS made uDder provisions con.
5H 4 II ~ deed of trust Aforesaid d
Y virtue I an order # ,he Superior
gurt 70 peciAl pre- ceening entitled w
2 Hpi eu'n ~ al vs. 9 - Ulcnurch
app ming me tru tee 10 execute
W. 's i5fts id. tn trustee Daned in
Il, NJ dead THIS :" first lien
We ta.i tie Hereunder pc fees
1HOS. * PCk ELL,
Trug' e.
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HOuae.

WASHINGTON, Feb. % The honse
sppro ration committee this morning
by unanimous vote authorized Chair
man Holman to move non-ooDcurrence
in all senate amendments to the civil
bill and agree to request for conference
thereon. This includes the Sherman 3
per cent bond amendment 1t is in the
power of any member of the house to
send the bill to committee of whole for
consideration separately of each amend
ment
The sundry civil appropriation bill
with the senate amendments was laid
before the house and referred to the COM
mittee on appropriations.
Mr. Bland gave significant sugges-
| tion that the committee on appropria
tions should report it back at as early
day as possible, as he intended
to have the senate amendments fully
and fairly discussed in committee of
the whole.
| Mr. Cultivate called up the confer
ence report on the army appropriation
bill While explaining the measure Mr..
Hilary A. Herbert entered the hall
modestIy and leaned over the screen in
the rear of the chamber. But he could
not escape the eyes that were in search
Of him and the house spontaneously
broke into applause an0 cheers which
lasted several moments and which evil
IDENTIFY came from the heart Mr.. Ou'h
waite smiling. bowed to Mr. Herbert and
yielded him five minutes OF his time and
80 Mr. Aerbert was compelled to come
forth from his retirement. He was
deeply moved by the cordial rece ption
given him and his voice quivered as he
said:
This reception from men with whom
I have associated and whom l have
known so long touches my heart in 9
manner that l have no words to express,
I can only say that thai k you from the
bottom of my ht art q" This short speech
was greeted with long and loud applause
and then Mr.. Herbert held levee in th'
rear of the hall.
The conference report was agreed TO
Mr.. Peel moved that the house 60 int
committee of the whole for the coDsid
Grafton of the general appropriation bills
This motion was antagonized by Mr
: Hatch, whD wished the consideration O
= IF the anti option bill M. Peel's mo
ton prevailed-yeas l52, nsys IS, ant
the consideration of the Indisn appro
priatiOn bill was resumed.
Mr. Holman moved to reduce the mum
!" Der of Iodian agents from 50 to 28. Tni
amendment was streneusly opposed b
members from the northwestern state
), who predicted that such an action woul
;. result in an Iadian outbreak. At tn
g end of long debate Mr.. Holman's me
q ton was rejected. Point of order Wa
y. made against the proposition in the bi
:. appropriating 1858. 900 for payment {
- arrears of interest to the Chickssaw ban
of Indians. Pending decision commit
> tee rose and the house at 5 o'clock &C
urned.
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Statement About Atlanta's Recent
Bank Failure.

WASHINGTON, Feb. % Comptroller
Hrpburn stat, d this morning that there
VS. some hing peculiar about the closing
up of the Gate City National Bank Of
Atlanta, Ga. According to the last re-
po,t The banks unimpaired capital was
$3.50 OOG its surpl Is $50, 600 and it's IN
divided pr fits $40 600 while the alleged
emb zzement of the assistant cashier
stated it at $50 GOO In view of this
statement he thought it strange that the
bank should have closed its doors. Bank
Examiner c. j Campbell is in charge Of
the hank
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ClrY III. ,pER Il FOa sALE.-By virtue
" OF deed I mortg4.e executed bv Alfred
Tate and ornc ia. Lls wife, l VIII of. for
.ale At the co ri d u - door in Raleigh on
Moudat, In 9th dav 81 Feb uAry. 1893, at IL
o'cl OK 70 TIA iOl!oSIfe lot o. land: Begin
nIng al a AXE o. line on South street, run
ning sou 2J8 feet AID iuci - % The gss
hOuse branch aud ~. gong east .lor z with
the gs house branch and then goss = NJ
along with the gas hOa-e branch To Soutl
street End tHen runs ~ r y IA r,id street ,
teet and 1che- There i = rev house
The lot. Title perfect Terms cash For r
;her part culArz see book ~ At page -,
regizt r oi deefs office, Raleigh, -. U. 'his
January 23d, 1888.
J. e l.. HARRIS
Attorney Tor Mortgaste.
Ian22-tde
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.iu .ftce o. the Peace.
]. q. L HARRIS. Attnrney for Pini ntiff.
nnle of Land

On Tuesday. the TIN dsy OF March, 1898. At
IA M, st the crurt house door In the CITY of
1ale gh. Wil sell at public auction . lot Of
land i;naied ou lane ~ ming from East
ID ,vie street ext uded TO Isst L.nor street,
.Xteuded Just east t!e CITY OF la eigh and
'front.' x - feet on -sId lane Aud FULLY de-
c.Iueh IN deed al u-t recorded in the
OIL % If tie Register % becGH ~ a AXE coun-
t., book : page Y g. Nhich reference 10
leTtbv made ss part II ihi- adv, Ttirea ent.
Sale ms ie under aud by vITtue 'f u deed Of
rust eNecBt - me bv Aluie Haywood the
record oi which IL Aboye 4eferred Go and at
tie relue-t Il the ceetuc q4e uuzt therein
named TcrG =, cash
IHUS r. PURSELr.,
teb--tds Trustee
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Notice of sale,

n A. LIN Supzsroa oURr
% w Sru.. al tn'-t- Tor of c H
r. ~ pl ntiffs vs Yrs
therse a .drfen ants
rs rgu- n authority conferred aou
a- as cou ~ s-iIn,r hy orh,r o. Conrt g.
70 a Sc n led hctio 1. W H. tXpos for
ra. uh.c .utLry ut tie c.. .Tt hous-
i}lt . gh y and II tothe h. h
I" bidder 10 lsh on Monday, tn. 13 b
ay &. tcah, ny} -.l nat cr D .rcel
.sl Wake county, North Cafoliua n, H.
Uv p Jsje ltmi o the g o. Rale On
,tla.ei p B nu I strtet. d. ming lots
.U" N~utd resp ctively ) ynu
A5eHe geo rrua Zach "aton d
9ttr- "a luS art Of lot No % in he plan
Z. We y aud more tul y described II I,
COMP lat
w P..El r,
Commis-io, err
.eele s Maynard, Attorneys for Plain
urs bS I'd
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NEW YORK Feb. % Rufus Hatch,
veteran tinaucier. and at one time presi
dent of the Pacific Mail S eamship Com
pauy, died at his home in the upper part
of the city to day. He has been i'll a
long time from complication of liver and
kidney trout ole
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ASK
w. H. KING 81 CO.,
About those two free tickets to the
w Orl d'S Fair
You mar get one.
g LF o. vALU BILE ECIrYPscPtRrr-

~ ~ o. yALU BILE CITY 7 q Pr RTY-
y Bv vir'u otA r-eCit G esupsnsr court
" De cou " in ihs - ecsAl II c e q .ngs e.
Il "a J = Holci-., sa nIuistr.t'r raf V.
Deit1 dc s-es. - VI X euton ct A.
81! se on Mo- dtv tn 2 IA dAy a Mareh.
-. - '2o'rlnck IT.. at tn court house a or
81 All county of Wake in the CITY Uf Ra eh.
'hc TOLL ~Iu. de,cribed Topeftv: Two t2i
-ier'- sud lots or EN hSng- lace in the clty
f RA.' IGN. ton 4 4 o. e north by the store
d ] tcf ". 4. 4 A v. >tronA he, on the
e.si y he store aud I Sis, { ed 10 " X.
Dent "a - dpAor on tie -on'h Nv said Fx-
hA re. snd on the vet b, he rtore honse
= lot oi l.. ID CS-t cherry. ~ -iore buiid-
ms arc TOW g1pt coaCliion ami ret { for
500 each rer no ia . 10 4 house snd
ot IN the eA tern part ~ th- cit, Of Rsi eieh
b rndci IA the rih ty the land of k.ie
ough rtr on he eat by ihe lands of Ms
Padlc l'c ~, on tn -apfh nv { Ah.rru- sire 1
md Ou the vet hy he lands tfJohn J,ne..
eon tin'ug a S-'c Il nre o. le-- Ter Of
nle: On -ihird cssh. one third IN nine
m nth-. sni the b lance In teen mouths
r m day 81 sale. the urchA+er Q" eNecuse
'ie- for the cier e IAymtni-. beA ing H.
{ - e.; from cav 4 - . ~ : ! er cent per an
n1m The tite reserved uutl purchase
80 l. p ID "a full urch,scTs allowed 10
pay al I'm unf cs-h il deslred.
february =, 4t93
J " HOLDING.
Administrator sni C0nn.ls sioner.
,ecl--tls
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Notice of sale.

On the 9Th d.y ~ Mi-,h, 1893, al m, at
the court hlu- door n IA C " f6> ei yh,
y g uui r pfse-- CO f-rre1 IN -rtain
mort: z exc % e nv ; ! "a MAgum. re-
crrfs / IN re ffirs y t1s kegisf Of Deets
If " kc conn s. b. Z. page IS Iw II sell
at p1bi.c auction or r .-h IL lsa des -rioe i
IN j .ngrts 20, sItIst-d n " G- c1unty.
New / iSh, tJw -h p, 5lnilz 1s lznd- ,
-te.c G4rret- II Stn.in. fJrme ~ ;.
moe or lees.
THOs Il ICENELL.
iebI--tis Attorney
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One Hundred Persons Prectpitated

TORONTO, Csn., Feb. % During q
masonic entertainment last evening in
the o Id Fellows hall. at Weston, ten
miles from here, the Fl ,or suddenly col
lapsed aud one hundred persons were
preclpitated to the lower floor. Several
sustained serious injuries and some were
killed.
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NORTH Can LISA, H. Justices court. Hal
,,gh ro~nrhiP, before
II. F. Fuller ". Dr 2 +. Gardner, Mrs.
MellssA Gardner. Henry Pennington.

II s~peari- fro- the SfiIsvit Of ". FuI-
Ter IN thu scu n this; I'r. B = Gardner and
Mrs MtilssS Gardtor. the defendants there
IN re not Ia b. found n Wake county. and
c.nn { after du' dil grncc be found In the
state, snc i; "a. ther pcariug that the plain
fih h,- = cause of aetinu against he rxiA de-
tend n tor work sud lsnoT a. sni LIS
eri'l= furf ished on s ho-se 81 lot OF theirs
lying and being IN Rsieigh. =. &.
IL l. th,re Gre ordered. tina; notice Of this
4cton b. pablishrd On e geek for six .uc-
sc -sIye W eks IN Tho STATE CHRoN Gle q
wees Y new-ptper published IN Raleigh. ".
C., re'ting forth tha title 81 the action. the
pm pose Of the same. Aud requiring the de-
fendAnt o. Apresr on tie 25th dAv OF March,
'sgS, before NJ b. Bsrbee, Justice Of the
Pesce, ~ his ofiice IN Raleigh. y g.. ail2
o'clo. 4 IN ana answer of demur 20 the CON-
plant or the reh-i demanded will be granted
this January 23d, Ie93
VI Il BARREE,
.Iu .tice o. the Peace.
i CT, HARRIS Attorney for ptai,,fisf
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succc~sop to Earl Of Jersey.

LONDON, Feb. 23.-Robert William
Duff, liberal NJ. P, for Fanffshire Scot.
land, has been appointed governor of
New South Wales a. successor to Earl OF
Jersey. resigned.
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WASHINGTON. Feb 23.-President to-
day .nomlpated Be elton Hanchett,
~. .-AkisA4sstsrse 10 Se-Entcd tettase1 cncult
judge for sixth district Gudic,ai) to sue
ceeu Judge jackson.
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NORTH CAKoLIkA,
WAKE CorrrY

WAKE CO-FTY Jachment
Arttu- A Splitter, plaintiff. W.. Thomas
w. TO ter uO.ug business as Porter a.
Co defendant.
The deien Ia above nE;ned will take notice
tat a rum non- ia the above entitled Acti.
Was i--ued on the let lay Of February, 1898,
by " ID Haywood a In-il.e Of the Pesce OF
Wake county, North CArO4ln., for the sum Of
me hn1dTet sod uil { nine do lArr and
forry-tAp ctuis . - - due the -Aid laiatiH
by account Tor persr nal - u 'es rendered
INN aud eXpens whIl rendering the same,
which mulour l. TetUrnAble before the said
Justice At the piil,~ O' strong ~ strong IN the
city of hale Ga IA SAID county and state ON
the 25ih d,y Il February. A. ID ls93. The
defenc aut viii 50 take notice that warrant
attachment Was Issu by the rAid just CO
on the raid ist day 81 February, l.3', which
warrant IL returnab q before the said Justice
A. the Tune aud place above named for the re-
turn & the sum mons: snd that ths defendant
II require ] T. pear before the said Jusuce
Al tbs place above named On the 18th day Of
Ma ch. A ID 7..3, AZ tins hour ni IL aud
AID ar-wer or demar 10 the comp Amt Of the
pla nuf, OF the relief q mznded therein will
ue gr .nted.
This lst day Of February, A. ID. 1888.
w. ID II YWOOD, j. p.
STR NC & STRONG affDru-yS.
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PUGILISM NOT TO Err A TED.
The COrbett-Witchell Psrty Ordered
out of Niagara Falls.

NIAGARA FALLS. Ont FEB. % The
police have been instructed by the police
magistrate to arrest or order out OF town
III Corhett-Mitchell parry. Hotel pro
prie'or B4mp6eld W Ii decline to permit
articles to be signed on his premises.
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,,,p,b.r,. Epidemic In Illinois.

PANA, Feb. 23 The public schools of
Oconee have closed, also revival services
at the Methodist church on account OF
prevalence of Malignant type of dip
iberia, SIX deaths having occurred within
the last few days.
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SALARY Or COMMISSION

i. - handle the Pntrn, Chemical ink.
haslug Pencil. Tne moet usefu and
nv nNeution ~ he ece Erases Ink
ot't'73h.y " W two s-co' ds Works ,ihI
.sf 20 TO '0o per cent profit Agents
'sslHR - per v el We also want
,,s-uffal -, Kent - take harg- of territory
=, ~ Anpolnt sub ageutl A rare chance
axe money. Write for terms aid
specimen Of eresinp.
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THE MONROE ERASER M'F'6 co
ne SWi ztr and of America.

+ a'"r Nort' Carol ma, The Land Of
: climate ~ 4 emery un-
ttt ets ern par or the Tn ted
II - the area h. alth re orr and
!, III r'sort OF tue northern II south
.ft. e-t northern people sp Dding
\ no nd e sonth. TN y. ople h
y tf. NJ u. n- OF 'ollar are y D -pde
',t ~ ors The II IF the
hs n G. Eph' miles
49, eva y IN the centre Of the pros
Je.' NI lat- OF HtaV.rvi lo. Bun.
'e mt \ hur ounded b.
:" b 'irnr h- es
'Irst-C'aSs Ho ell to Rent.
..'e' story tram. building twaniy two
81 welt sli- -htIy chaly-
- us iruir treas - les, etc.
WIN ~ utt VA DIVGH, We4 'er
NJ, \. .. TO JAMES Is CONVERSE,
'''s1slorR, Tenn. tsbI4.
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,e. .uod BAm tB. B) has cured
svs Il &c ofuls, eczema a d
.# H. us blood disess Z aft. r other
q been t'led al fsiled You do
) greatirjusi unless yon
.tNt llout Ie".d trial send to
stIt to, tanta, Ga for illustrated
,#r1ets' lille with letters from
...ats# rcd by B B. Is.
y- 81. Roismsn, Greensboro, Ga, writes:
.tp.s irieni who has been emu, civ
ugy scr, ilcus breaking Ont !, Z
gUFdLA isS TIVE isq 5o Ties s'a o is@ R u1s =, 4
ulre cure know of ever al
60. diseases cured spes dily by the
tB a.B
SD. -'ey write- Nv mother and SIS
.ru.ta Is Il Tor scrof la and u ce I'd
SORE IAROAT ben benefit f'ss1gsd :sc% it. m"ss "ss
V,rt ,emedits toe, ever used.
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! NoIlce % SUMMONS
and warrant of at
tachment.
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w J P..EI r,
SA1toryALUADLt RtsIDENCE

'eeie & Maynard, Attorneys for Plain
ufs bS I'd
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GlpnEN SEEDS,
Ar vs.
a. SG ~ (. OsS

iit.m' y Haywcod.)
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Administrator Sni Conn-lr rsioner.
iecl--tls
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LOCKS OF HAIR.
Exhibits in the Blythe Case
to Be Classified.
E. ]. cASEY'S DoLEFUL JOB.
The Great Litigation for the Million.
aires Estate Is Likely to Be
Reopened.

Back of Judge Coffey's courtroom in the
new City Hall there has for many days
been a very-much-to-be-p itied individual
hard at work, trying to bring order into
chaotic mass of heterogeneous evidence. all
of which represents the many exhibits pre-
sented and accepted in court during the
hearing of the famous Blythe case.
E. j. Casey is the unfortunate man who
is struggling along under this immense vol
ume OF exhbits-No. to No. 1200-and the
reason why he has to spend his days in the
ungenial pursuit he is engaged in is that,
being a clerk in Judge Coffey's court, his
Honor. who evidently had grudge against
him, appointed Mr.. Casey special historian.
cataloguer and commissioner in the matter
of Thomas Ii. Blythe's estate.
1.-THE general public thinks that the
Blythe case is all settled" Mr.. Casey said
to CALL re porter while putting a pair of
sh0estrings into an envelope yesterday,
but they are very much mistaken, for the
Supreme Court decision, which is supposed
ogive Florence Blythe the millions amassed
by her industrious father, is not the end of
the case"
Investigation proved that Mr.. Casey's
philosophic remarks were true and that the
great Blythe case threatens to nfict itself
upon an unsuspecting public again before
long.
Out of the many claimants to the Blythe
money only those known as the Williams
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heirs appealed from Judge Coffey's decision
rendered in the Probate Court which de-
cared Florence to be the daughter and sole
beires OF the late lamented.
The Supreme Court affirmed Judge Cof-
fey's decision and the Williams heirs claim
was made null and void forever thereby.
1t however happens that the defeated ap-
peal does not affect all the other claimants
who never presented their respective cases
10 the Supreme Court at all, but who still
have the right of appealing from Judge
COfey's ruling.
Many of these would : be heirs have
formed combination. the result of which
was that Attorney George W. Towle ap-
peared before Judge Coffey few weeks
ago and humbly petitiOned the court
fer rehearing of the case pertaining to the
distribution OF the estate of Thomas Ii.
Blythe.
Judge Coffey is used to surprises, and he
has the reputation for never getting phased
by any motion, no matter how extraordin-
airy II may be- but on this occasion he is said
to have broken his record. and is reported
as having nearly fallen off his judicial
perch when he listened TO Mr.. Towle's
bland and insinuatingly dulcet voice.
To reopen the Blythe case meant lots of
trouble for Judge COffey. and there is no
wonder he became unusually agitated.
Many weary days and nights he had sat
on that bench and In the chambers listen
ing or porting over the evidence In that re-
markable legal controversy, and. when he
finally reached his conclusions. he heaved a
thankful sigh because it was all over.
The prospect of having to do it over again
was therefore anything but cheerful for
his Honor and as soon as he recovered his
usual sang frOid he announced that he
would take Mr. Towle's motion under ad-
yisement.
BE has as yet not made up bis mind what
to do about it. hut one of the first things he
did was to select his clerk, L. j. Casey, and
punish him by appointing him a special
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her to become so emaciate5 that she had lost
fully half her weight. She proved herself
to be courageous woman.
She had nothing but praise for the men
who were her companions on the awful
voyage, and for the man Brnwn, who wanted
TO make meal of her, she has nothing bnt
pity She as well as her husband lost all
their personal effects. All they bad was
very poor suit OF clothes each, which rag
man would despise.
Captain Peterson has hope that the other
boat will turn up all right.
The barkentine Hin. which left Honolulu
two DAYS after the Witzemann, arrived in
San Francisco last night and brings news
that the steamer c. R. Bishop had left as
soon as size could to look for the missing
boat, but no tdings of the shipwrecked
sailors had been received.
SHE WAS AN OLD VESSEL.
The Lady Lampson was originally
British vessel, but for some years past has
been sailing under the Hawaiian flag. She
was owned by J. j. Moore & Co. Of San
francisco, and she was estimated TO be
worth only about $4,000 She was an old
vessel, but being built OF teak and other
hard woods she was still stanch and strong
up to the time of the wreck. For several
years she has been engaged in the sugar
trade between Honolulu and San francisco,
occasionally going to Australia for coal
when out of sugar seasons. Her registered
tonnage was 4l2 tons, length 131 feet 5
inches, breadth % feet inches and depth
II feet inches.
Captain Peterson and his wife and the
crew were to leave on the steamer Aus
tralia, which is due at this port tomorrow.