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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-07
Patriotic Iden I'm Art.

Mr.. William Ordway Partridge, the young
American sculptor. OF Boston. will deliver
lecture in the hall of the Columbian Uni
versity. corner of 18th and H streets on
Wednesday next at 4:30 pm. on The Pa
triotic Idea in Art The university extends
to all interested a cordial invitation TO at
tend. The lecture is to be delivered in re-
Spouse to a request from a number Of gen.
tlernen, including Justices Brown and
Brewer and Messrs. w. H. Holmes. Frank
II. Bigelow. L. Francis Riggs. w. II. Harris,
J. Macbride Sterrett. Ellis Spear, John Joy
Edison, B. II. Warner. John r. Carmody,
A. G. Wilkinson and X. L. Hodgkins
Mr. Partridge is widely known to the
American public by his valuable contribu-
tons to American art, and his coming talk
will undoubtedly be attended by a large
number of eager enthusiasts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-07
China and Glass Ware.

sl995 for Dinner Set comprising 112 pieces,
made Of the finest quality English porcelain, dec.
GRATED in floral designs, in natural colors, gold
bands.
S2.95 for Chamber Sets of 10 pieces, new shape,
decorated In assorted eolors.
S1.49 for China lee Cream Sets, IL decorated
plates and large tray.
sl.49 for China Berry Sets of 10 pieces square
bowl and II plates, floral and gold band decora.
tions.
Toe for choice Of 30 dozen Fancy China Plates
assorted sizes, with hand painted flowers.
Worth up TO 30 cents each.
15c for Real China After-dinner Cups and Sau
GERS. well worth 25c
Soc for Shell Shape Salad Bowls that Will COS,
you Toe elsewhere.
s9c for set comprising cups and saucers
first quality china, with wide gold bands
3ec for Large Size Ice Water Pitchers prett,ly
decorated.
3Sc for Large Size China Cuspidors.
49c for Lemonade Set, comprising large pitcher
glasses and metal tray.
gle dozen for Extra Thin Table Tumblers.
49c for Table Set, comprising Crystal Glass
Sugar Bowl, Butter Dish, Spoon Holder and Cream
Pitcher.
2se for Large Size Crystal Glass Water Bottle
49c for Berry Set, consisting Of large Glass
Bowl and Saucers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-07
Housekeeping Goods,

13c for Warranted All-linen Hemstitcbed ToweIs
iS14o inches and Of quality cheap at &c.,
4Se yard for SOC Quality Heavy Bleached ALL
linen Table Damask "a inches wide
use yard for the I2-inch Satin-inish Table DAM
ask. worth sl.25 yard
39c for 72-inch Fine Sa,i, D,r,.s, p....
Scarfs. worth Soc
s--S' Tor An-linen Hemstitched Sheets. eOxee
inches cheap at sos
4Sc instead of &c for All-linen III 9 pu,ov
Cases. 45x26 inches
anu tne Dest bargain OF all-13c for Heavy
Muslin Pillow Cases, S5x3e inches Neva, 80,
sold at less than lie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-07
The Best Refrigerators.
G and Eleventh Streets.

Which is the best make? Many claimants. The
Leonard in competition with the worlds best
makes was awarded four medals for superiority
ut the Worlds Fair. We therefore make 4 spe-
cialty OF the Leonard but also supply you
with any make and guarantee less than prevailing
price.
s6.9o for well-known Upright Hardwood Re-
frfgerator that usually retails at $40.
S2.95 for this Galvanized Iron Lined Box which
combines refrigerator and water cooler
1Sc for Heavy Galvanized Iron Refrigerator
Pans. with side handles
S1.49 for Lightning or Gem Ice Cream
FreeZers. Three-quart size
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-07
Naval Academy R0nrd.

The President has appointed the follow
ing board of visitors to the Naval Acad-
envy: Prof. S. B. Langley, Washington. d.
c.; Prof. Scott Ship of Lexington, Va.
Chas. H. Wilcox of Atlanta, Ca; Rev. c.
T. Brady, Leavenworth, Kan; John c. Pc
grim, Providence, r. l.; Gen. Lew Wallace
Of Crawfordville. Ind, and John K. Cowan
CT Baltimore, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-07
For the Garden.

1Oc to soc for Watering Pots.
19c for Garden Rakes, with long handle Cheap
at 25c.
29c for Solid Steel Hoes.
s1-2o for IS feet Good Quality Rubber Hose.
39c for Garden Set comprising Hoe Rake and
Spade.
SOS for the "ConQueror Lawn Mower Usu-
ally 81
d9c for Hose Reels with iron wheels.
Everything you require. The above are only
price hints.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-07
Supported Her Husband.

Anna A. Schoyer. whose maiden name
was Ribinitzky, has applied for a divorce
from David Schoyer. to whom she was
married in this city. March Ia. 1ss7. by the
Rev. ]. p. Schnatz. No children resulted
from the union. and she alleges that from
six days after the marriage until April q
1892. she supported her husband. Then
she refused 10 longer support him. where
upon he abandoned and deserted her. She
therefore prays for decree OF divorce
with the right to her maiden name.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-07
Town Officer. of Chesapeake Beach.

The following town commissioners have
been elected for the new town Of Chesa-
peake Beach. Md. at the terminus of the
Washington and Chesapeake Beach rail-
road. I'm Calvert county: A. H. Mattox, T.
w. Tyrer. c. Z. Magruder. John T. Hutch
ms, w. W. Danenhower, James w. Owens,
Thomas Parran and George Chase. John T.
Hutchins was elected president OF the board
and J. B. Welsh town bailiff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-07
To Test the Texas.

The machinery of the battleship Texas
will be put to the test at a dock trial at
the Norfolk navy yard next Wednesday The
trial will be conducted by a board composed
Of Chief Engineers ]. W. Thompson, c. A.
Rocker and J. B. Smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-07
Naval Orders,

Paymaster Arthur Petersen has been or
dered to duty at the Philadelphia Naval
Home. relieving Pay Inspector A. D. Bache,
who is placed on waiting orders Ensign
]. G. Doyle to ordnance instruction, Wash
ington navy yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-07

Hattie Adams. who gained considerable
notoriety during DR.. Parkhurst's first ex-
posture of vice in New York. was fined $50
last week for abducting a young girl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-07
Resolution Approved.

The President has approved the joint res
olution providing additional clerical fierce
for the Library Of Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-07
Summer Opening.

Harrison. 1879 street. will receive early next
week, in time for display at her Summer Open
ing. on Thursday. May 10. several cases of the
latest fashions and designs in English and French
Hats and Bonnets personally selected by her agents
In London and Paris. Go cards) my5-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-07
IMMIGRANT Inspector.

The Secretary of the Treasury has ap-
pointed Thos. F. Delehanty an immigrant
inspector al---..' ---r--
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-06
Selegrapbii9e 9epei9en.
Sntano.

Nem Orle1 ns, Sd., z. yep.
Ser 0ampfer Sobn Wilion, Der
beute Worsen bier eintrai. brinet bic
Wleloun9. oab Der Sampfer r9arlan"
bon Der Mtoraan 2inie am %. San.
bel 8lueiielos abaebrannt lit. Der
3arlan ains am l6. Sanuar nit elmer
uertboollen @aarenlaouns unb elmer
Mannidaft BON q &Dpfen bier ab.
Ser @ilion uno 0arlan lasen an be-
iagtem Sage in Der Ndbe BON einanber
Dor 9lnter. als pl0blih bon lebterem
Glammen emporihlu9en, Die bas S6iif
in &urSem poliitdnois eiusebiiut batten.
bic Mannihait mahte beloenmiiti9e
Nnitrsnsungen, oas Shiff gu retten,
lie ,puroe aber BON Der Sibe suriidge=
trieben uno Viele oapon iparen geslplln=
gen. in's Waner su iprinsen um ii9
81 retten. Ser @ilion ieBte feline
8oote aus uno es 9elans loenieben Die
YemannllnS gu retten.
Gincinnati, O., 2. 6eb.
Sie Sduppen nebit Der Waltinerie=
Wertitdtte Der 9lponoale=StraBenbabn
brannten beute Morsen, slsi9 nod 2
llbr. nieoer. tpoour1 Elm Werluit BON
$l75, 600 oeruriadt muroe.
paign sSa., 2. Geb.
8iir9ermeiiter S. 9. Qarris BON bier
iebte bic bieiiae Yiirgeribaft in m6t
9erin9e ueberraidung, als er beute ben
YoliSeiporiteber Yatrit u. 0lanep uno
ben Gapt. Gbarles 9. gong ibrer 9lem=
ter entieBte. IS Wiro bic Yeiduloi=
sun9 erboben, oaB bielelben in Ge=
meinidaft nit einem 8eri9terfatter
Der Champaign 2imes uno spei ooer
orei Grauen,immern iebr irasliben
3uies Dor einiaen 9id6ten i'm 8s=
idditslotale oerv 3inles" in betruntenem
3ultanoe Sraien ieierten uno babur9
9lerserniB erresten.
&Odforb. 3d.. l. Geb.
M. 8. &napp eridbien beute Morgen
um IL llbr in 9r. ". 8. 0itd's
Gfiiee uno slpan; i'm nit por9ebalte=
mem @euolDer, orei @e9iel gum ourb=
iAnittliden Yetraae BON $4,000, sabl=
bar an &napp, 81 unteribreiben. Yer
3Ottor untersei6nete Die @ebisl, ebe
ieood &napp bic @e9iel eingelOit bate
wuroe er perbaftet. @pr Grieoensritt=
ter MOrriiOn sebra6t. persibtete er auf
cine NOrunteriuhuna uno tpuroe inter
Der 9lntlase oes &aubes unter $40. 600
uno Der oes MoroperIubs uno $1,000
Siirslbait sciteat. 9iuBerbem wurbe
er luesen Srasens perbor9ener @aiien
um 5000 sefraft. &napp bebauptet.
Or. 6it4 babe ibm oas 8elo seidul=
oiSt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-06

eiligit oaDonfubr uno Die Nationalsar=
ben an gOro oes r9lquioaban" bra6te.
Ser MOmiral be MellO ioll ben eelun=
senen SpaB iosar ioiueit setrieben
baben, oaB er oem Maridaa peiroto
einen Gbed fir so 9iationalaaroen
i4idte. Slider lit, oab Der 3wii4en=
faa einen iebr groBen Grfols gebabt
bat uno Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
lit in graiilien bereits ipridwOrtli6
9etuOrben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-06
MuSlauO.
Teutf d Ian b.
8erlin, 81. s$ar

Berlin, 81. San.
Die .glsiinbener 3eituns" betlast
iib oariiber, oaB 9ismard's 2eibarst,
Der betannte Or. Sdwenin0er. sele=
aentliA Yismard's tiirsliben Yeiu6cs
in Berlin bic Gabrt pom @abnboie
na9 Dem Shloiie in elmer Orolhte su=
riidlesen muBte. glub lei er nibt sur
5aiel bes 6iirlten binsu9esosen wpr=
ben uno ibm uno Or. Gbrpianoer,
Vismard's Setretdr, babe nan in
einem 3immer i'm oritten Stpdwerte
oes Sdloiies oas Giien ierpirt. Nas
Ylatt iagt, oaB Dies uum09lib Die glb=
iibt oes &aiiers ge,ueisn iein tonne. oa
berieibe benz Hr. S1wsninser bel Der
Nntunft I'M Saloile bsrslib bic 9anb
9eihii.telt babe. Nr. Shweniu9er,
iaat has Ylatt ,ueiter, babe licb Der
Neiie bes Giiriteu ME pioerieBt. Gr
babe li1 nur oas ausbeoun9en. oaB
Der Giirit ni&t in einem fremosn Bette
iblaien iOle.
Berlln, !. Teb.
IS Oerlautet. bab Der Gaiisr bem
6iiriten Yismard Dor oem 20. b. W.
IN 6rieori4srube einen @esenbeiu9
MAIDEN iuiro.
Berlin, l. 6eb.
Cine Spesialoepei9e aus Mambeim
meloet. baB Salompn Maas, oas
9aupt Der Yantiirma Solomon Waas
Il Co., uelde am lebten MOnta9 nit
20 Wilionen Mart Decentralization
faairte. aefdnali6 einae,osen woroen
lei. Yes Meiteren miro beribtet. oaB
Elm Yruoer Oes @erbaiteten, Der aeib=
falls Uerbaitet iporoen mar, Sslblt=
nl0ro begangen babe.
Serlin. 2. 6eb.
Cine entieblibe Geuersbrunlt miro
aus Der umas0eno Don 9seiiie IN S&ls.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-06
8roBbrit ME n.

BON, z. Teb.
Sie Gaiierin sSriebrih bon Seuti6.
lanb 1T beute i'm Osborne Souie, aui
Der Sniel @isbt, anaetommen, mo- lie
gum 8eiude ibrer Mutter. Der &oui.
gin Sictoria. ldnSeren Muientbalt neb.
men lpiro.
Qonoon, 2. Geb.
.8raiilien itebt eben 10 uenis unter
Der Cberberridait 9lmerita's, mie bic
Ser. Staten unter Der unirisen. 9em
Nomiral Yenbam 1T nur &edt se.
i9eben. menn er bel allen iibriaen
Md9ten aui @ioertano fieb. Die
Monroe= 0ottrin 1T nod ldn9lt ni9t
Don allen Nationen als Elm internatio.
males @eieB anertannt moroen." go
lautet elm ensliides llrtbeil iiber Hsar
Momiral Senbam's @orgeben.
Grantreib.
Yaris. 81. San.
Gaillant's Mutter ,puroe beute Nah.
mittag cine balbitiinoiae llnterreoung
nit ibrem SObne aeltattet. sic ,itterte
uno meinte. als lie oas 8eidn9niB per.
lieB. Wailant III rubia uno 9efaBt.
Ssute iaste er .pieoerbolt 81 ieinen
gDdrtern: Ser Sob fat feline S6redeH
fir mid. Sd tueroe ielt uno furdtlos
sur 8uiQotine ibreiten." gr lpeiaert
ii1 INNER nod, ben 8eidn9niB9eift.
li9en 81 ieben uno ertldrt. oaB er als
9ltbeiit iterben uerbe. Gs gilt iebt als
fiber. oaB er norssu ni1t miro binse.
ri@tet weroen.
Yaris. |. Geb.
WaiQant's 9inri1tung finDet ,pabr.
i1einli9 morssu ODER SamitaS itatt.
YDon, |. Jeb.
Gin 6euer in Gapi uuo Siour's
Seioenseiddit ribtete einen S&aoen
BON l,5OO, 600 ST. OIL.
Yatitan.
30 IN. 2. Sseb.
Ser Garoinal Qlligi Seraiini. vi.
iboi BON Sabina uno Setretlr Der
Congregation Der appltplii1en Srepen.
lit 0eitOrbeu. Gr tpuroe I'M SGbre
1908 sebOren uno i'm Sabre 1877 gum
Garoinol srnannt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-06
Yreiie Der Mu5etsem

9tbsr Sou Der Spalts per Sabr .$l2Oo
/. >, :, 6Wtonate. Q75
/. sItonate 49,. 500.
;siir iebe Belle grepier. ooer Serea GauuL ba3
lrftellol Is 0entS.
pstratbs. unb aobss.Nmseisea mit5pru4sl5a
oane o2ru1 Sl.00
anaeieeu. bic benz Geiite bsr fatb 0ir9s ,uwt.
Der iinb. iinoeE feine adiEabme.
Unsei9en fenoe ntan fpdte
tens AM ll1ontas 1llor.
gen eiu.
So0=Nrbeiteu alltr glrt prulnpt uuS 6illis
ausgciiibri.
cftee Ser ,,0ajctte".
ede Der scdbiten nuS SomairaBs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-06

9interltapen. unO ltano i'm gesrih einc
Srcitieite euf bas &ebellsnihiif atsu=
oeben, ais bon oemielbeu oas SiguGl
fam, oaB es oas Tenern einltelem
!uiiroe.
0tittlertpeils bate Gin amsritauilder
SiirNer Namens 6. 20. @ollins. mel-
der bel Den Shico*gerilbt= t=Ierbanolun-
gen als 9scnt oes somirals Oa Gana
aufgctrcter mar, ale bret dlncritaMi=
iben 3a1oeisfabrScu9e beludt, unn
ibnen ange6Oten, iic auf Soften Der
&ebeilen hinwe9bualireu su lailen,
penn lie Deriprdhen. nibt an ben
0ot gu seben, uno Die &apitdne bait
ten lid bamit einueritanoen ertldrt.
Iiei.s llebereintOmmen lulroe oem
Nomiral ba @ama auf ieinem 6lag-
seni9iff rSiberoaoa" mit9etbeilt.
uoraui er iaste: yGs lit Su ipdt; ih
muB mid ben 9lnoronunsen Der aus-
pdrtisen SlOtte, ais Der itdrteren
Ma1t, fii9en. SD tperoe meine Stel.
lung nieoerlesen, uno mein S1wert
benz amsritaniidsn Aomiral iibsrse.
ben."
Spdter beriei Der 9lomiral oa 8ama
feline Cffisiere sur Yeratbung suiam.
men, in Der Grwartung, oaB oieielben
bic ameritaniide 6lOtte als 3ufludts-
ort aufiu6en miiroen, aber Die jiin9e=
rem Sfii,iere woliten nibt oaraui Elm.
9eben. IS purOe bel Der Veratbun9
mitaetbeilt, oaB Der 9lomiral 8enbam
benz 9lomiral oa 8ama uno ieinen
Sffisieren ein 9lipl an 9oro Der ameri=
taniiden &rie9si6iife an9eboten babe.
@as oas i9lieBlibe &eiultat oes Strei.
tes swii9en ben Glotten iein miro.
ldBt iid nidt porausiasen, aber es
piro Seoem Die 5batiade einleu1ten,
oaB bic ameritaniiben 3anoelsidiiie in
jeoem She'll Der Yai BON &io Saueiro
bei9iiBt iein weroen.
Stalien.
3om, 81. San.
Ser beriibti9teite Der italieniI1en
9lnardiiten, Merlino, Der sreuno Sip.
riani's uno Malatelta's nuroe beute
in Neapel in ben 0ifentliden 8drten
Derbaitet. Gr mar als Yrielter Der.
tleioet. 9lls er mertte, oaB er ertannt
iei, periubte er Die Glu1t 81 erereifen.
tolperte ieoOb iiber bus Geieiie Der
StraBenbabn uno wuroe, mdbreno er
am gooeu lag uuo iid aufsuribteu
periubte. BON oem ibm na1iebenoen
&oli,iiten ersriifen uno in Qaft 9enom=
men. Gie italieniide pOli3ei bate ieit
1883 auf i'm seiabnoet. 1891 wuroe
er in Waiiano seieben. peribwano
ieooh i'm ndmlihen glugenblide, als
bic Yoli3ei ibu gu perbaften iudte.
Seit jener 3eit bat er, luie man alaubt,
meiitens in SSrautreitb 9elebt. Sas
v6iornale bic Sieilia" in Yalermo
uno I'll &oma" ia gteapel, ,pel1e beioe
81 Grispi in naber Yesiebuns iteben.
bebaupteten unlan9t, oab Grantrei9
li9 Wferlinos als eiues Mgeuten be.
oiene, um bic SiSilianer CUR &epolu.
tion aufaumieQeln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-06

Der Salone su beroienen. 10 miiroe
oieies gum l. Sum- $4,000, 900 in
ben yunoesibab brin9en.
The advocate., 1894-07-11

the miner, although experienced In mines Of
other states, knew nothing about the shaft
where. he was employed until he was taken
os IA 1T "a ~ DqckS ~ % @ SnS y naq
ent in charge Of the shaft that it was "All
right, nice and safe" and "That everything
was all safe and kept NICE" and that he had
no knoWlenge OF opportunity to ascertain the
dangerous condition Of the shaft before his
injury; Held, The evidence was sufficient to
go to jury upon the right Of the injured coal
miner TO recover damages from the corpora
tion.
2. The interest of stockholder Of corpo-
ration ts Of collateral nature and not the In
terest Of an owner.
g. The mere fact that coal miner engaged
by mining corporation in sinking q coal
shaft in the ground Is q small stOckhOlder Of
the corporation Will not prevent him from re-
covering damages for personal injury caused
by the negligence Of the corporation. Such q
stockhOlder has no personal control or man
8gement Of the coal shaft or OF the corpora
tiOn or Its property.
4. Where the employer or employe are
equally competent to Judge Of the risks and
hazards and both have equal knowledge Of
the surroundings, the employer cannot be cul-
pably negligent to the employe, although the
work may be dangerous and hazardous, and
although 1t might be made safer by the en-
pl0yer, IL he should choose 30 TO do. Rush vs..
Rid. Co. AZ Kas., BIS; Rid. Co, vs.. Schroeder,
AZ Kas., 315.
D. An 0mplOy0 SnOulu l08V6 Gn9 dangerous
employment Of his employer on discovery
Of the masters method Of doing business,
when ne finds that the master does not rem
edy the danger complained Of, and especially
Is this true, when the danger Is imminent
or obvious from former injuries received by
the employe in the place where he Is en-
plOyed.
All the justices concurring.
A true copy.
Attest: G. ]. BROWN,
[sEALl Clerk Supreme Court.
The advocate., 1894-07-11

80 Of the crimes act and another under sec. 40
where 3 TRIAL court In charging che jury
defnes manslughteF in the third degree by
Giving substantially the statutory definition.
9xcept omitting the words ain Che heat Of
passion" such omission is not prejudielaI 70
the rights OF the defendant.
4. a little girl Of the age Of years, who ap-
pears capable OF receiving just Impressions Of
the facts respecting which she is examined
and Of relating them truly iS q competent wit
ness. Her competency may be shown TO the
court during her examination as witness.
5, The instructions and evidence COM
planned OF examined and held not to be mis-
leading or prejudiciel In view Of the facts ad.
mitted upon the trial by the defendant.
All the justices concurr1ng.
A true copy.
Attest: Q. J. BROWN,
TgFALl Clerk Supreme Court
The advocate., 1894-07-11
7144.
Kate Fletcher vs.. The City Of Ellsworth.
Error from Ellsworth County.
SYLLABUS.

"
1. Whore there is a cellar way, or opening,
seventeen feet and five inches in length and
nine feet and six inches in depth, on the side
Of o building adjoining an alley open for pub
lie travel, and such cellar way, or opening, is
all located on and In the alley and not on q
lot or private ground, and has no railing,
guard or other protection around 1t, and per-
SON walking in the alley, upon q dark night,
falls therein without any negligence upon his
part; Held, That the cigy is liable for the in
juries sustained thereby.
q The evidence in this case examined and
Held That 1t cannot be said, as o matter Of
lawy&po the facts disclosed that the plaintiff
was guilty OF such contributory negligence as
to prevent any recovery; Held further, That
there was sufficient evidence introduced upon
the trial in support Of the cause Of action
alleged by the plaintiff to 90 to the jury.
All the Justices concurring.
A true copy.
Attest: G. ]. BROWN,
[SEALl Clerk Supreme Court.
The advocate., 1894-07-11
The City OF Eureka vs. L. A. Merrifeld and
Mary K. Merrifield.
Error from Greenwood County.
REVERSED.

SYLLABUS, BY THE COURT. HORTON, G. ]
/. In the absence Of statute giving an &C.
ton to the family, or next Of kin, for the re-
covery Of damages or loss of services resulting
from death, the death Of q human being can.
not be complained of a. an injury.
2. An action TO recover damages for injuries
resulting In death Is mRintainable only by the
person who is. by the terms of the statute, su-
thorized TO maintain It,
3. Section 42O of the civil code, as construed
with sections 422 and 422 A, of the civil code,
only permits actions to survive for injury to
the person, when death does not result from
the injury.
4. When death results from the wrongful
act or omission Of another, sections 422 and
422 A, OF the civil code apply.
5. Under the provisions of sections 422 and
422 A, Of the civil code, gen. stat, 1889, before
the next of kin Of deceased, whose death is
caused by the wrongful act or omission of
another, can maintain an action for damages
In the place Of the personal representative of
the deceased, the petition must Rllege that the
deceased, OF the time Of his death, was q non
resident Of this state, or IL . resident of this
state, that no personal representative Of his es-
tate has been appointed.
All the justices concurring.
A true copy.
Attest: G. J. BROWN,
lsEALJ Clerk Supreme Court.
The advocate., 1894-07-11

AFFIRMED.
SYLLABUR BY THE COURT. HORTON, G. j
Such language as the following written and
sent through the mail by the plaintiff In an
action TO trial judge In a matter still pend
ing before him-"I did not deem 1t necessary
to 90 to you with body Of friends and credit
Ors TO impress upon you how important 1t was
that l should have the money that was tied
mp by the garnishment and exact
OF you promise to rule in my favor. =
supposed that surely, we would get some
chance for hearing did not think IL possl-
BILE that our judge could be so warped by such
procedure as to entirely overlook the inter
ests Of q poor man, and ride over him rough
shod and decide In favor Of q corporation.
VIII you kindly help me, and inform
me what can do, that I may know that you
are not the unjust judge that would not give
poor man the same chance that Q bank has,
and you will life q load from my heart? And
the most unkind act Of all when we had not
even had chance to be heard, was for you TO
allow the attorney 90 tax cOsts"-is disrespect-
full, insulting and contemptuOus
All the Justices concurring.
A true copy.
Attest: G. ]. BROWN,
[sEALl Clerk Supreme Court.
The advocate., 1894-07-11
0ail2.

The State Of Kansas, ex rel. John 7. Little Vs.
John Spencer.
Original Proceeding in Msndsmus.
PEREMPTORY WRIT ALLOWED.
SYLLABUS BY THE COURT. HORTON. G. J
Chap. 229, OF the sess. laws Of 1880, declaring
section lines in Cove and other counties pub
lie highways, is constitutional, as o proper
tribunal Is constituted by the provisions Of
the act 80 that the land owners can claim and
receive damages for the land taken for high
ways
All the justices concurring.
A true copy.
Attest: G. J. BROWN,
[SEALl Clerk Supreme Court
The advocate., 1894-07-11
A. E. Lanphear & Company VS.. Harriet
Ketcham.
SYLLABUS.

SYLLABUB' by THE COURT. HORTON, Q. J
Where plaintiff brings an action against q
defendant and his wife To recover upon an un.
liquidated claim OF the husband and an ac-
count Is sought therein and the petition is
also In the nature Of a creditors bill against
the wife, claiming she holds specific real es-
tate Of the husband, as trustee. and an attach
ment is obtained and levied upon the real es-
tate, upon the ground that the husband has
sold and disposed Of che same with the in.
tent to hinder, delay and 6efraud his credit
ors, and subsequently upon q settlement be-
tween the plaintiff and the defendants, the
action is dismissed upon the consideration
that the husband gives the plaintiff his note
for $4,000, Held, That thereafter In an action
upon the note, the plaintiff Is not entitled to
attach the real estate referred to In the for
meF petition 90 the property Of the husband,
the title OF which, aE the time OF settlement,
was and still Is In the wife, who then and now
claims TO own the same.
All the justices concurring.
A true copy.
Attest: G. J, BROWN,
lsEALl Clerk Supreme Court