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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-05-25

A NEEDED IMPRovEMRNT.-Mr. Isaac Hecht,
of Havre de Grace, has completed his hand
some new hotel, near the Pennsylvania Rail
road depot. The building, which is three
stories high, contains about twenty-five rooms,
aud presents a handsome exterior. The in
terror is completely supplied with handsome
furniture and every modern convenience, in
Guiding electric bells, electric lights, bath
rooms, &C., everything, indeed, that goes TO
make up first-class hotel. An additional
attraction is an ''air garden"
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-18
a WEDDING.
A Honolulu Belle Married.

The residence of Mrs. c. Ben
jamin, No. SIS South Hope
street, was the scene of very
pretty wedding last evening.
Miss Edith Aud Of Honolulu and
Henry C. Morton OF this city were
married at s o'clock. Rev. B. ".
r. Tayler officiating. The house
was handsome by decorated. La
Marque roses and ferns were used
in profusion in the drawing
rooms. The mantel was banked
with these flowers, white lilies
and date-palm foliage being also
used. The bride looked very
pretty in a gown of white china
silk. trimmed with brocaded
satin and handsome lace, and
carried a bouquet OF white carna.
tons and orange blossoms. A
tulle veil and wreath completed
her costume. Her sister, Mand
Aud. was maid of honor. She
wore yellow china silk. with
bertha OF white lace. Little Miss
Vivisn Stephens made cute
flower girl. After the ceremony
an elaborate supper wasss.rvel.
Mr.. and Mrs Morton will go to
house keeping at once at No 1924
Hope street. Many handsome
presents were received, consisting
of silver. cut glass aud brio
brac. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. E G. Stephens, Mr.. and
Mrs Mcknight. Mr. and Mrs. X
l.. Folsom. Mr.. and Mrs. james
Harvey. Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Murphy; Mines. Parker, Bernard.
Ginty of San Jose; Misses Craw
ley. Folsom, Ellsworth, Reeder.
jordan, Maud Aud. Louise
Amsston; Messrs- Louis Ssntous,
Alex Harvey, II Melanda. Ginty.
Hopperstesd. Barney Bsnjsmin.
Bisbee. DR.. Dsarth. Percy aud
D. Beniamin. -Er.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-18
WHO is RIGHT /?
Bishop Willis Differs From
The Admiral

Who would have thought it
Our few lines on the Liberties OF
Hawaii in the last number threw
the New York Euening Post into
Mysteries. aud visions OF British
Ironclads descending on Hawaii
fioated in his feveIed brain. And
all for What Not for the opinions
expressed. in which the Post con-
Cured, but because the Editor is
an AaJlie1R Bishop. Hiar lila
tac1,ya9! Isn't it time that the
ghost of delusion that haunted
editorial sanctGms In the States
80 years ago. when missionary
b shop was first seat here from
England should be laid to rest'
The missionary bishops of the
Church of England have no fin
geIs on the political wires that
radiate from Downing street. But
as far as in them lies they will
be on the side of truth and ius-
tice on behalf of the people among
whom they dwell. The present
is not mere question of politics.
1t is question of right. What
wrong have the Hawaiian people
done to America, that after half
century of well ordered self
government, she should in time
of peace use her forces to p ut
them under the heel of 4 handful
of men whose fathers came here
as preachers of the Gospel! The
Hawaiian people Lave not lost
faith in the justice of America
That an act unworthy of great
nation was committed on January
1t, 1898. has Eeen publicly nc
knowledged. Hawaii and ha-
waits queen wait patiently for
redress. 1t has taken time to
sweep away the refuge OF lies by
which, at the outset, the Amer
can people We're. deceived. But
| when the truth is known. the
duty of the nation will be seen,
and there will be one voice from
Maine to San Francisco. as t.
what must be done to save the
prestige of the great Republic,
"FIAT JUsTITIA ,RUAT CELUM
! -Honoiulu Diocesan Magazine.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-18

Enclosure: Copy OF resolution
referred to.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-18
The Paid Fire Depart
rlent.

There is general dissatisfac-
ton with the work done yesterday
by the fire department. When
the p. g., in is immaculate wis
dom. changed tie system of a
volunteer dep rtment into a paid
one. it had ample material from
which to select able, willing and
competent mel. Instead of doing
So, a number of heroes" from
the 18th had - be fed, and the
result is that [ Re department is in
u worse eondit on to-day than it
ever has been this city. Prop
erty holders a e Justly indignant,
and the unde rwriters will, most
likely. be hear from in the near
future. 1t is fortunate that Min
lister King, I'm Ter whom the fire
brigade Is. " present and en-
abled to see the defects for
himself 1t seriously hoped
that a thoro, Oh reconstruction
viii take pl, ee. either in the
system or in Il personnel There
are plenty of good aud efficient
firemen looki g for work. aud il
should be rem embered that one
may be capable of driving a milk
wagon it is net an absolute proof
Of his ability to-lead a company
at great aud dangerous coufia-
grafton. Do the fire commission
srs know ANYTHING about the
work with wi Itch they are in
.rustedg
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-18

him ard CIeFeIsns a pair CT unuli-
tigatS asses, If no hing worse or 1t
nay show that tkey are the two
best diplomats cxi ting. Read the
words carefully: This decisra-
iion that the Peep eof the Islands
have the right Z, establish and
MAINTAIN such in iitution as they
tsiuk best sdluste to their wants
is entirely saiisfac ory 70 the Presi-
dent
Oh course :he PRESIDENT is right
When he told ths p. g. TO get out
ne did not d. 81, because he was
especially fond r the monarchy
but bic Use he as true American
believed 10 undo ing a wrong and
Il tl4e same time q anpion theeause
OF the classes We sas the masses.
He simply now says, that the
People of Haw tiii shall form
their own ggve nment, and who
the People ale neither he or
any body else have ever doubted.
The appearance though of the
alleged declgra ION of Admiral
Walker In the 81 ne issue Is rather
puzzling. Mr.. Willis tells Mr..
Hatch that the United States
will IN nowise to crate any inter
ference with II wall domestic
affairs. and Adj niral Walker Is
| instructed that IF it became
necessary to act he was to act
with the create t promptness1n
! case of any quito reak- In case OF
an attempt on the part OF the
/ Q 4eens adhere ITS to resort to
civil war he WAS to take advantage
0
ufthe situatlon Oas TO have a voice
IN the settlem INT of affairs.
! Now. If Willis is ordered to tell
the p. g that 10 interference OF
any kind will be tolerated and
that the awliians IN regard
to their dome. tic affairs can do
as they d well please; and
at the same the this Admiral
Walker states That he will by
/ force interfere if tue people
should take ? ,ssession of that
which by tbei birthrights be-
long to them, where, If such
should be- tle ase, are we then
If that Is 4 nerican justice
honor and dec sncy tnen save us
from those qui litles as preached
by the men of nat mixed race.
The days of bluff are over. Let
! Mr.. Willis and Mr.. Walker come
out like men AID plainly explaiF
| the situation. If Mr.. Walker is
such a great al d clever diplomat
as the American paper say, he Is
let him solve the gordian knot
and as a matte of decency pro
claim what he proposes to do IL
regard to the | rotest and accept
ed claim of l. liuokalani. If he
is only an und arstrapper, let the
superior" " Ills come out and
tell the people at large, whefe
they are, where Cleveland is and
where true imericans can be
found.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-18

Nevada and Bert Lee. the f.m-
o1s races beioi ging - Graham a
Davis viii be shipp. d tomorrow
TO Maui, where they will be enter
I'd al the 4th July rac,.s--Johnny
Hayward will follow next week
and take the lurse and race.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-18

liz TEg Senate or rHE uNIrEDl
STATss: May 3lst, iS94A
Rssolred, that Of r ght il belongs
wholly To the people of thu Hawai-
ian Islands to establish aud main.
tain their own firm Of government
aud domestic policy; that the Unit
ed States ought m no wise to inter
fere therewitn. aud that any inter-
venti0a in the political affairs Of
these Islands by any either e svern-
ment will be regarded IS al aei
unfriendiy 10 the United States.
Attest; MN. K. Cox.
Secretary.
Barring that Mr.. Gresham has
made a lightning change irons his
former position his letter is really
good. The closing word may prove
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-18

During the big fre YESTERDAY
morning. an old "sarsd'' hacs
which bad been dragged lowa Il
Hobron & Newman 5 srner start
ed a small blaze OF its own A
ssdall watering pot and a biz
policeman broughtthe back down
10 its q oTmal condition Of dslapid-
alton
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-18
LATEST NEWS.
The Midwinser Fair win prooa-
BIZ elise on the 4th Of July.

The Midsinter Fair win proba-
BIZ elise on the 4th Of July.
There ara 1900 presnus hopsT-
less in the valleys in British
c larnbia where the Fraser river
made It's destructive fiood-
Washington. jane s. = The
House Committee on Commerce
W IL submit favorable report on
S.nst ,r Morgan Nicaragua can
al bill, with some notifications.
Seventy millions of stock Is to go
t the United States, Costa Rica
is to get 81 .5O1 OO1 aud Nicaragua
81 .o36. 900 for the concessions
Q anted. as was. allowed IN the
original bill
The Maritime Canal Company
vii. receive a 900 900 of stock
as compensa .i,.n for their ex-
penses instead of So 500 900.
The shares which they hold in
excess of the 81 900 900 NAV be
bought at tie market price by
the United States at any time
the Government elects. The
committee express their opinioa
nat inasmuoh as the Maritime
Canal Company obtained their
concessions at a cost of not more
taan $3.50 600, 100000 will
cover their actual expenses.
London, May 31.-Rumors are
| in circulation that the Right Hon
Lord Colefdge, Lord Chief
1, astice of England. has rendered
his resignat on to Lord Rose
-,
berry. 1t is also stated that he
has for some time been Suffering
/ IRON a serious internal disorder.
These rumots have caused a
sensation.
Annap lis, (Mdl June S-Ths
.er''ii''a.i'h u tue NaVa' Ac 'oeuly
''N Fc's7S was reacnea 'o-u y "nen
.he graduate" received 'heir u'pio'
i'' ir''h 'he h"uus u TUE "ecre
! ny VI ''i0 navy" 'liia'''y 'u-
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- $50, :. =. 80.
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southwest of Elk, |. T., tbs morn
a,g. between ! and s O'Clock
~
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Nathan =. oeiig an the well
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Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-18
RATHER PULLING.
u. s. Omcials With Apparently
Conflicting Instructions

.
Conflicting Instructions.
Mr. AlbertS Willis who l. the
representative of the United
States to Hawaii anl VINO Is sap
posed I, have carried out the
lofty aud Just policy Of President
Cleveland tin his own very Pecu-
liar manner} has eorresponded
again. This time he has not
addressed himself to the proyi-
sional government especially,
but be has written a letter TO one
Francis " Hatch whom he styles
Minister Of Foreign Affairs
not indicating though If the ; sd
Francis III holds his title from
the Emperor Of Cores, from the
King = Tonga OF from tue
DcEmgi-tan Of Azul Presum
ably he meats little Hatch, the
attorney Of Spreckris aud the
gentleman who nows gets delight
ed by having Japanese war
vessel saiuting him
The letter IS good. 1t is rare
and juicy in tone, and 1t cannot
fail to comfort the legal luminary
who acts AS minister Of war. Sir.
Willis writes:
LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES
Honolulu II Jane 10, 1884
Hos. FRANcIs NJ. HATCH, Minister
Of Foreign Atiurs
SIE-I have the honor to en-
close herewith, lCr the informa-
ton of our Government, copy OF
disuatch received today from
hon. W>-Q. Gresham, Secretary
of State. transmitting copy OF a
resolution which passed the Sen
ate of the United States May 81,
1894.
With renewed assurances of
high esteem,
| am, SIR,
Very respectfully,
ALBERT = MILLS
- is=i.s- &c vi 4. U > a.
This promising despatch, OF
which the number does not up
pear. filled natch's soul with JOY
aud all the sheenies had a
Jubilee In itself ii wouldn t
have been much of comfort,
but the letter from " @ Ores
ham which was attached to it
filed the cup OF JOY to overflow.
ar. Gresham who shortly ago
through the hands of Mr.. Willis
delivered Il most eloquent address
to tue p <, and the small balance
of the world, has changed his
tone somewhatand has got brayely
over his lofty ideas and prfnci-
pies of Justice, honor"
fairness. equity" etc, etc
This time the great statesman ex
presses himselfas follows:
DEPARTMENT OF STATES.
WASHINGTON, June ,, 1894
ALBERT 5. MILLS. ESQ, &c. &.
&c, Honolulu.
SRI enclose herewith, for your
information. copy 81 resolution
which passed. the senate Nay Slst.
1894. declaring that If right II be
longs wholly to the peap,e Of the
Hawaiian islands q establish and
maintain their own form 81 govern
ment and domestic p0licy; that the
United States should "a noeise
interfere Herewith. aud that any
interference ia the political aG'GrS |
Of the Islands by any ,tner govern /
ment viii be regaried Is an act /
uniriendly to the United states.
This declaration that the re pile 1
Of the Islands have tine right t. /
establish aud maintain such insti
tutians rs they think best adapted /
To their wants Is entirely ss.tIsAac-
tory 10 the President.
am, Sir,
lvar obedieni servant,
". q GRESHAM.
Enclosure: Copy OF resolution
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-18
NOTICE.

At meeting OF the stockhald-
ers OF the HOLOMUA PUBLISH
ING CO. lLimited) held on the
10Th inst. the following persons
were daily elected officers for the
ensuing year:
CHAs. B. WILSON President
F'DNuSD NoRgfE ysce-Presideut
q. E. SxITHIEs .... Secretary
G.. Z SarTHiEs. So. Treasurer
r. j. IEsrA $3.50. Auditor
: BOARD OF mASAG RS:
c. W. AsHToED. A. p. PETERSON
AND Z. HARRIsoy.
G. E. Sx1rHIrs.
Secretary.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-18
Notice.

A meeting 4 the HAWAIIAN JOCKEY
CLUB. viii isi.e pisse At the Pacific Club. on
FRIDAY EVENING, the 18th instant. al 7.S3
. clock BUSINESS IMPORTANT.
". n. GIFFARD, Secretary
june las
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-06-18
Notice

Notice is iershy given that have this
day oougAs fIom i-UM CHUNG has good
sali and Intssess in TIE Cigar S,oae bling
No. SIS. sipEat-d on Hotel 81. HonoIula.
KAN TAI.
june l5-s,s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23
THE UNWILLING PREPARATIONS.
The Line Of Msrch--More Camps Report
Interest at the South.

The Executive Committee OF the Sol
dlers and Sailors Monument Association
met at the Chamber OF Commerce yester-
day afternoon. The chief OF stan sub
mitted the following line OF march for
the parade, which was approved: Up
Broad (the parade assemblies on Broad.
with right near Ford's HoteD TO First,
down First 10 Franklin, down Franklin
TO Fifth. down Fifth to Main. down Main
10 Nineteenth. up Nineteenth TO Broad,
up Broad to Twenty-eighth. down Twenty
eighth to Franklin. out Franklin to Twen-
ty-ninth, down Twenty-ninth TO the monu-
ment.
The treasurer was authorized to dispose
OF the box in which the statue was en-
cased
After transacting considerable routine
business the committee adjourned.
Work on the grand stand. at the monu-
ment has been commenced The stand
will seat 500 persons and Messrs. Levy
& Davis have been awarded the contract
for decorating II. Decorations have
already begun 20 go up about the city.
| and those engaged I'm the business say
| that orders have come in for this occa-
| sion further ahead than ever before for
| similar events. The Indications are that
| the display Of bunting will be very pro-
| fuse
Ncimyer-Shaw Camp, Of Berkley, and
| Maury Camp. OF Fredericksburg. have
notified Captain Elicit that they will be
| present and participate in the unwilling
| ceremonies.
| As an evidence Of the interest felt in
| the unwilling in the far South il may be
| mentioned that "a strong letter appeared
| In the Charleston News and Courier
| urging that South Carolina be well repre-
| scented In the parade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23
y. G. WATTS.

overnoT, In replying to the appeal
Rockbridge man. stated that his
were also tied. rs the law was
as TO those who should witness
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23
BY n. w. B0we,
Real Estate Auctionoer.
,TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A GOO

TRUSTEES SALE OF A GOOD
i FRAME DWELLING No. 21l5 YENABLE
STREET. WITH The FINE 40-fOOT LOT ON
WHICH IT STANDS BY AUCTiON.-ln execu-
ton or a deed of trust from Joseph 4. Horner 90
a. q undersigned. dated Mcrc1 !. 1898. and duly
recorded, | will, Al the request OF The benon-
cary. default having been made IN the payment
OF the debt secured, SELL by auction. Oh the
promises,
WEDNESDAY, MAY 3d. 1894,
Mt g o'clock p. NJ, the EXCELLENT FRAME
DWELLING above referred 10, with the hand
some lot on wnich It stands. fronting 40 feet on
the south side of Ncuaole street between Pickett
and Scott streets, and running back l40 feet 10
Burton street. The house Is very comfortable
and contains about rooms besides an outside
kitchen.
Terms: Cash sufficient to pay the expenses OF
executing the trust and any past due inxes and
to discharge a note for ss+ with interest from
9TH Mach. 1894 a credit IA 10 SSf until Al
March 1895. and further credit as TO sl.2S4
until ~ March. 1896, all credit payments to
carry Interest,"; and the residue on such terms AS
the grantor. bis personal representatives.. or as
signs may prescribe, or IN default OF sucn dlrec-
ton tnen upon such terms as tho trustee may
think H. y. W. BOWIE.
my II Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23

- Facial Blemishes, falling hair and Sim
pie baby rashes prevented by Cuticura soap.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23
EtsfSESS WANTS.

TWO FURNISHED OFFICES FOR
i RENT. suitable for a physician Apply at
aIo east Grace. my 23-W&F2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23
Unwilling VISITORS.
CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS.
The May Term Begins-Attorneys Qualify
Cases Heard.


Cases Heard.
Tho May term OF the United States Cir
cut Court commenced here yesterday,
with Circuit Judges Gon and Simonton
aud District Judges Hughes and jackson
present
Judge Con anpounced that by reason
OF the crowded docket OF the Supreme
Court MI Ch.ef-Justice Fuller would not
be able TO attend this term. al least not
until later In thu term.
The following attorneys were admitted:
Seorke T. Bason, Charlotte, n. C.: Sol
I. VEN, Wilmington. y. c.; John ID
snaw. Jr" Laurinburg. n. C.: J. f. Mar
IN Wilmington, y. c.: Walter ii. Neal
I-surnbmg y. c.: George T.. Price,
NharieSton W. Va; ID. l.. Russell, VII.
mington. ~ c.; A. W. Reynolds. Prince.
ION w. Va; $ 4. Williams and Il. Berry
Slater of Maryland.
me court handed down decisions In tbs
following cases. - '''
steamship Thames VS.. Phipps & Co
Hpie-d nom District Court Of MARYLAND
ophhlon announced by Judge Hughes
Archer Anderson. administrator q,
Joseph X Anderson. vs.. Avis & 90
,U' W Nifcuit Court OF Eastern Distric,
virginia, Opinion announced by Judy
'seAsoh. KEY ersed and new trial ordered
e,ean'ship fhoenix vs.. Cyrus o. Rock.
wei appeal from Dlstric, Court, Norfolk
Va, Decree OF District court modified n
&p.op and case remanded.
Frank Hitch VS.. steamship Decatur n
Miller. cross appeal from Circuit Court
Maryland. Decree Of Circuit Court re.
versed and case remanded 10 enter deere,
against the steamship for fun amount OF
damages, Judge jackson dissenting.
William NJ. Marine tcolored) vs. Lyon
Hall q Co., appeal from Circuit Court
Maryland. Reversed and remanded
Boston Safe-Deposit and Trust Company
vs.. Richmond and Danyl,le Railroad Com
pany, appeal from Circuit Court South
Carolina. Affirmed.
Aetna Insurance Company w, Peoples
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23
/" RIO VISTA"

Nv virtue Of deed OF trust from Robert Armi-
stead 10 the undersigned d. dated june II, lo",,
aud recorded IN tue SierA Oince, hoh, .
Snnnty court, ia peed-Boox 1870 3. page Js.,
Iefauit having been maIo In the payment 81
certain notes therein secured. anu having been
requested 80 20 do by the beneficiary m sed
deed, / will proceed TO sell az public AUCTION on
the premises on
SATURDAY. JUNK ,. 1891.
,t5P.N.. TUg VERY DESIRABLE AND VAL
IrApI'E PROPERTY, located and described In
said deed az all that tract 81 ianl IA Henrico
county vita all the improvements, sltuate1 A.
or near near the iuu liOn OF tie Ihroe chopper
road and the Mestham River road about hvo
miles from RcnmOni. containing 40 ACRES,
and being the same property conveyed 20 tho
said Robert Armstead by Albert Warren ana
vito by deed dated January ~, 1891, and re-
corded In Clerk 5 once. Henrico Cocnty Court
in Deed Book 1874 A. page 100 ..
Ina improvements CONSIST II LARGE
FRAME DWELLING Of twelve rooms, IN good
order Out-houses ell complete Tor place OF
this kind. Good orchard and yineyari.
The view from the house II splendid, ana this
sale offers M opportunity seldom 10 be- bad 90
purchase not only u nrst-class home suitable Tor
any suburban resident but Will provo good
investment.
bic 90 invest Ia this really flrst-class SUBURBAN
property.
Terms: Cash, ~ to 20 much money as may be
necessary 20 defray the expenses u executing
this trust. aud 20 discharge note Of $4,000,
with interest from March -, 1884, ana n 70
the residue the same shall be made payable at
such time and secured IA such manner a. tho
said Armistead, his executor, or administrators
shall prescribe aud dir ct, or IN case OF his
failure 10 give such direction at such time ana
IN such manner az the said trustee snail think
M, but more favorable terms may DO announced
on day OF sale. JAMES W. ANDERSON.
Trustee.
sale by FRANK d. HILL s. CO.. Auctioueers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23

Bank OF Greenviiie. Error to Circun Court
South Carolina. Reversed and cause re-
manded for a new trial
United States va, steamship Dago. APP
peal from District Court OF Maryland.
Decree reversed and case rcmanded.
Alfred +. Thorn. receiver OF Atlantic
and Danville Railroad Company, ~. John
u. piitard. appeal from Circuit Court
Norfolk, Va Decree reversed. verdict
get aside. and new trial ordered.
Same va. Gilbert Smith. Il. 5. Wolter' q
administrator. and Nelson Peace's adj
minis.rator. Same decision.
Clinton Beckwith and John V. Quack-
enbush va. Thompson Brothers. error to
Circuit Court District of West virginia.
Argued by Malcolm Jackson and George
Il. Price for the plaintiff IN error. and r.
H. Enslow for the defendant In error
and case submitted.
Court adjourned until this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23

nerd 70 work two minutes day II he
didn't want 10. Il don't IKE the job 30
much. though" he wrote, cause It's
20 combining. 30 I'm going to give u up
May 2ist"
a negro giving his name az Jerry Page.
.Tr.. was arrested aud locked up In the
Ifcnrfco fail on the charge Of breaking
into and entering the house OF one Napo-
leon Williams.
John Mcdowell. who was arrested seye-
raj days ago on the charge OF secreting
and harboring Samuel Lewis, small
cslcred boy. was dismissed by squire
IArus. there being no evidence 10 sustain
the charge.