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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-07-06
M. E. Church and Epworth League.
Sunday School, 8 q. m.

Sunday School, 8 a. m.
Preaching, 10 n. IN. and T:30 p. m.
Morning subject, "The World for
Christ"
Evening subject, "The Backbone OF
Character"
Junior League, 2 p. m.
Epworth League, $3.50 p. m. Subject,
Commit thy Way" Ps. 81: lis. VIM
Barton, Lender.
This will be conservation service.
Read and re-read the following Sc
lected article and come next Sunday
evening filed with its spirit.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-07-06
Notice.

l have few thousand dollars to loan
on first class farm securities at six per
cent. n. L. HANSON.
Ttf PerrYsburg, O.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-07-06
LOCAL NEWS.
Locals in this column 8 cents per line
MAUNV EE HOUSE.
MAUMEE, OHIO.

Boarding by Day or Week. Ice cream,
meals and lunches of all kinds served at
all houIs of day or night. Rates reason
able and TO suit the occasion. Special
attention given to the accommodation
OF guests. lZzz
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-07-06

Leave Pcrrysburg. Leave Toleio.
7:30 n. M. l0:3O u. III.
1890 p. m. 2;l5 p IN.
$3.50 :" 900 -
Season tickets, S5 90.
JoHS LANCE, Master.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-07-06
Port Lawrence Steamboat Co.
STEAMER DOVE.
Cupt. n. A. WETnINIkE, MASTER.
GEO. LEIEslUS, Clerk.

Leaves Madison st. dock, Toledo, at s
a. m. and . p. IN. daily for Monroe.
Return fare, % cents.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-07-06
Oh. * ID. H. IL. Time card.

Oh & ID. K. IL. Time card.
Trains pass Perrysburg
North. South.
No. *12. 500 a. m. No. VI. 1925 a. m
Z" %14. 1912 H.. .7;06
/" +2., lO:3S I" " *5..... 1:06 "
t6. .3:46 p. m. g 50. .3:34 pm.
- rs. .6:53 :" %l3. .6:22 -
4" 100. .9:l2 a. m. Sundays only.
Daily. t DAILY except Sunday
I Sunday only.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-07-06

Mrs. Emma Blinn of Delphos was
the guest of relatives here last week,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-07-06

An exchange says: when the
breezy, blooming bloomers are univer-
sally the go, how will the tailor press
creases in them, | should like to know?
When the baby's head is nodding and
wants to take nap, how can mamma
lull her darling in bifurcated lap?
How can Bridget shoe chickens with
no skirt to flop and fling, when the
creatures go a-grubing in the garden
in the spring? But the question most
annoying that our speculations catch;
Can she vie the men in action when
she goes to strike a match?"
The Perrysburg fruit commission
ers made recent trip into the coun-
try for the purpose of examining trees
and it was source of satisfaction to
know that nearly every person owning
the affected trees was pleased to be
acquainted with the facts. There wa.
a single exception however,. but this
one will probably come to his senses
later on. The commissioners were de-
lightfully entertained at the home O
Squire Brown of Dowiing, on which
occasion they were seated to an elabor
ate and excellent dinner furnished by
Mrs. Brown. Hereafter that Board o
Fruit Inspectors will endeavor to reach
Bowling at dinner time when they are
out on their investigating tours.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-07-06
NTEAMEK q. Is. WALLACN.

I II
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-07-06

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24
BALTIMORE SOCIETY GOrS TO the oPfSA

baltimore Feb - (SpccaO.- society was Wei rep
resented a. each performance of the opera ms
week. \ dinner was given on Monday by MI IN"
Mrs. wilson Patterson. The guests were MISS
Rugglcs. Of Washington; Mr.. and Mrs Jesse tyson
and Maurice Gregg After the dinner Mr. Gregg
took the party To the opera. Mrs clinton fdihe
also gave = dinner Monday before TN" opera.
Among the guests Miss Nellie ROBINSON Miss
Lucas and William f. Lucas. ON MONDAY ai''r-
non Mr.. Crawford Black gay" card party ana
the Colonial Danes met a. usual for their MohuaN
tea Mrs. Davies Murdoch gave a card parry on
TUESDAY. Mrs. Josas George also gave luncheoh
In honor Of Mrs. clinton Riggs ana Mrs h"heuy
Cromwell Among ;he guests wcr" Mrs. NiliIam
Reed. Mrs Chaplain Pennington Miss van h'hH-
sclacr. Mrs Rcu.ing and Miss Mclean Mr''
CLINTON Paine gave a dinner - Few fle""S p'''''
the performance OF Joan Of Arc" which was played
by the Paint and Powder cub on TUESDAY num-
her Of well-known peopc were present. among '"em
the young author OF the opera. Guy Netmore
carryl Of New-York who Is visiting his TREND III
Thomas Buckler. in Baltimore. The TUESDAY CO.
tillon occurred as usual at Lehmans' ana !nanS
people dropped IN after the grand opera and $50
came from the Paint and Powder cub. MT ana
Mrs Joseph Whyte gave large supper the same
evening 10 the dcbutantcs OF the season. other
entertainments on Tuesday were two iuhcheohS'
one given by Mrs. Jesse Hilcs to her daughter ana
several dcbutantcs. and the other by MISS "'"le
Jackson
ON wednesday Mrs Austin JenklnS saw Z" '"'.
con {, fourteen guests. Mrs. Lloyd Jackson "iso
rave "A luncheon in honor of her daughter On
Wednesday evening Miss Marsaret Con, ,, ana
William Hoyner were married. The wedding was
followed by a small reception at tne nome OF the
ride The receptions Thursday were gyen by
Nr< Gillette Gin. the Misses Fowler ana Mrs.
BERNARD Baker Mrs Frederick Tyson gave an
afternoon card party on Thur'day ana IN tne yen
Of The same character. Mr.. and Mr. Jess Tyson n
gave dinner on that evening Inc opera lass
met a, Mrs. G,ry's in Iinten,ave; on Friday
Mrs Jesse lilies gave luncheon H a to married
women. About fifty Of her Trends were present,
on Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24
SOCTtL INCIDENTS ~ CANANDAIEbA'

canandaigua y. Y. Feb. q (SpeciaD-lhe We'"
here has been marked by several peasant soc''' ~"
fairs Monday evening Mrs. George Pdrhle'e s"''
"A card party at her house on Gbson-st' WI
day evening the members Of the ScientHc ''oC'.''
were entertained by DR.. John Jewet anu ~
Jewett their home on Man-st.' ana '"e
Club met with Mrs. James Mccabe. OF WashI"s'o"
ST. On Thursday Mrs. John McKcchnle gave ii"
afternoon card party for some OF the youHs P''
pie On Friday afternoon Mrs r. j." beeche.' u
Howeil-st entertained a number Of her friehas a'
a 'th.mb.e party" and In the evening the mei"peS
OF the Cycling cub he'd a masquerade pai al III"
arnory. The same evening a number OF youhs
people enjoyed a seighride 10 Manchester On Sa'-
urday afternoon thu members OF the Guild OF ~
Johns Church gave afternoon tea nj MIS-
Charles & Hoyt's house. a.
Among the people from out OF town In Cananaal-
qua this week were Mrs. George i. Lord ounce
Mrs. ID. l.. Gown. Mrs. Margaret Sherwood. Roch-
ester: Mrs. Alice Bacon. Emira Edward Draper,
Pttsburg: r. -. Bogari New-york: Miss Bessie
Royce Penn Yam: Mrs. j. Ewart. Detroit.
Mrs T.. A. E,lls. OF this village Is visiting In New
York
The Rev Madison &. Peters. OF New-iork. ,ec-
turea here on Thursday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24
UINTER NOTES FROM THE BERfSHlRES
FUNERAL or WILLIAM o. cURTIs-vIsIToRs FROM
OUT OF TOWN

FUNERAL OF WILLIAM o. CCRTIs-vIsIToRs FROM
OUT OF TOWN
Lenox. Mass. Feb % ,specaD.-The funeral OF
the late William o. Curtis largely attended
this morning ,iie Curtis House. Not only his
many friends in Lorox were present but dele
cation OF has especial friends. who have known
him for many years from Plttsheld Stockbrldge
and other places
Mrs. William Bradford and her daughter
Mrs Lindsay Fairfax. have been in LenoX this
week to look after their place and enjoy the
bracing winter weather. Mr. and Mrs. John |.
Kane came up from New-York few days ago
and Will remain Curtiss Hotel for week or more.
T. Augustus Schermerhorn and Clinton Gilmore
were in Len1x this week. They will remain for
come days longer
Colonel W. l.. Brown, Of New-Nork. mas oeen
srendlne the last few days az the Berkshire Inn,
in Grea, harrington. He will open his place mere
The coming season Frank q. Tcrt and II. ID.
Smith of New-York have been spending Few
days in Great Darlington Mr.. and Mrs. {. II.
Kerner Of New York have also been at the Bcrk-
shire Inn the past few days.
This has been a gala week for the young people
In society In Pittsied. Many Of those AT school
and college were in town Thursday for the Wash
ington's Birthday recess. Mrs. James H. hinshdle
entertained a Jolly house party Of Yale men a.i
Pennington girls al her large mouse Oh "e"de"-
,-.,. ....,xx
The dance at England Hall on Frid2y evening Ing
was large and was u subscription anair. Inc
patronesses were Mrs. Alice Walker. Mrs. Weston
An evening Of amateur theatricas ended the
week AZ the house OF Mrs. II. NELL Wilson. on
play called Little Paul p" in which Mss ;.
Elizabeth Barker Miss Clara Whitlng. MISS IN
Don Davenport and Harry Russell took part. A
large number OF young people were present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24
OVA r . ID &

The en- tons In women largely Influenced ny '"e
ovaries and the oyaries In turn decidnV ih""'""
y the emotions Professor Skehe, one OF the most "s
ncuished authorities Diseases OF Women sa''s '"'
grief fear. anger and even great JOY are capaoe u "
resting menstruatioH.
In orde- to .raintan harmonious action OF we
whole orga.szaror il necessary that the oFafes ""a'
exist in f,l dav-l1pmcnt functional activity On INC
other hand organs which are essentiai 10 inc ven
being OF tie individual. when diseased, exercise
poen influence IN degauginy the brain and nervous ss
'ton."
These facts go p-Dye conciusiyey that very i''se
proporfioa Il the Of insanity In women coar h's
becr prevented ~ Of diseased "Va'
is also very probable many OF Insanity c"uio
m perfectly cured by systematic treatment OK
III. diseased ovarcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24

GATHERED FROM TIE LAWYERS AND IN
THE COURTS

Judge Francis VI Finch OF the Court OF Appeals
IS already making plans for his retirement from
the bench at the end o. the present year. lie Is
dean OF the Cornell Law school, ard the announce
mcni Is made in the magazine published ny the
school that after January ! Judge Finch viii be-
Gin regular series OF lectures. The age Of Judge
Finch prevents his accepting the denomination
which. under other circumstances, would be ac-
corded him without controversy by the Repub-
licans. He could only serve year and q half Of
the new term before reaching the age limit fixed
nv the Constitution Judge Finch was nrst ap-
pointed TO his present Office by Governor Cornell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24
.yAP PROCLA NATIONS ~ CHINA.

From The London Daily News.
1t Is stated in the Chinese papers that the Japa'
nese have placardcd Picking with notices that they
will not interfere with the business or the place
or any of the peaceable inhabitants: that they cN-
pect 10 be there shortly and the people are not TO
be afraid that they will modest or annoy them IN
any way They further offer a reward OF 400 yen
for any information that may lead TO the detec-
tion OF any person who shall have pulled down
these placards The Chinese officials. II IL stated
are afraid to order the removal OF the placards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24
TIE
EXTRACTS.

Dr. William 4. Iamnc nd has made the important ds-
coyery that the stsrized extract Of the oNaros OF the
common pig contains the animal extract required 70
specially noursh ovares and restore them 70
normal activity.
The use is of great value in the treat nent
those Geperden, ovarian r-
tatlon II is to be rccomn ended in
Congestion Of the o,aries. Chronic Inflammation Nell
ralga Amenorrhoea caused by ovarian arrangements;
Chloross Hystera Prostration (Neurasthenap
SterilIty Irritabi!i,y
The uniform dose drops minTs) two or three 'IA'
daily dropped upon the tongue.
Price ~ dr.D. now One Dollar.
FOR SALE by ALL DRUGGISTS.
THE COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO..
Washington, ID. 4. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24

n &c oIec,ed for fuIl term % fourteen years
in November OF that year He has been q gs nsr
ccar,ion correctness of Judgment and elegance or
dcton His judicial opinions form attractive rs be
nr. graceful in style clear in reasoning ana en-.
numbered with Few citations. When he IL arous sa
hv tho irtustfce Of course Whicn re on ,
TcGons mis- stvle RIGGS to great eloquence lie VIII
he greatly missed from the place which he has &C.
eunicd for fifteen years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24
WHAT THE MANUFACTURERS SAY.

The writer determined to first what the leading
manufacturers thought about the prospects for
cheaper Wheels and visit made TO the houses
81 the Overman Company, 4. G. Spalding
Brothers. and the Pope Manufacturing Company
the three largest bicycle making firms in the coun-
William G. Overman. when seen. treated the VS.
Nor in the most courteous manner although the
question about cheaper bicycles was one which
might make the average manufacturer close up Ike
trap Mr.. Overman however. Is a clcar-headed
young business man. and he is entirely too diplo-
matte TO pursue any such course Mr. Overman
showed MS good common sense when he regulated
any connection with the recent alleged American
Baseball Association bubble. He said:
o., T. hder preseni conditions cannot any chance
wheels II new methods are Introduced. then it
VIII be different matter but with the conditions
wwneei VIII be the price for some time TO come.
aanat oid watch and sewing machine argument Is
mere Is no comparison between the manufacture OF
= Nv wheel and the manufacture OF watch or sew
teryals
People outside Of the cycling business have no
n s popular mind Is slow TO grasp the fact that II
What as much to sell wheel as does to maxi t IL
ssa We are Just about hall through, This Is
trade ana unt there s aC cbans" can zee
v5.e chance for much OF decline in the price of
money w " e -
NOT A MERE QUESTION OF WEIGHT.
some people try to average the cost OF a bicycle
20 much a pound. but they are cranks. Of course.
an, .na their vsporlngs carry no weight Barring the
"''oducton OF new methods, said before. ! can
SCI no prospects OF much OF change. I believe
roe me weight limit OF the wheel has been
II,e abhe and that the '95 models about
m msn' a. We shall them for general and road
wh mere Is not one practical rider In a thousand
who.c can tell the difference BY three pounds In
wwneeL or course between 3j-pound wheel and
-',,pound wheel, the difference Is obvious.
4. rs no, SO much the question OF weight with
." 'ae MAKE Of wheels and in cur method Of con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24
yO AvORI7TSM TO THOSE BEHIND

From The Detroit Tribune.
Belle Din theat.cl-ls my hat on straight
Bcau-Yes Why? nj,
Belle-Oh, l want 10 treat everybody ah.e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24

Professor j. H. Rcale. lr n the Harvard Law
School contributes to "The Harvard Law Review
a peculiar article on Consent in the Criminal
Iaw" Mr. Beale treats with little regard the opin-
ions Of eminent Judges. especially In the English
courts who do not agree with the conclusions
u,bich ne has reached II has usually been
held that there Is no consent at all when seem
ing consent IL induced by fraud. but Mr.. Beae
argues IN Il manner scarcely ineligible to the or
binary mind that there is consent in some cases
and not in others. He says. for instance. that II
In a ba-game player should throw TO another
n ball 10 which attached n dynamite cartridge
there would be no consent to catch the cartridge
attached to the outside. or inside me cover Oh vi.
ball r. however the ordinary contents OF the Dail
entirely removed and the cover was hIied WIN In
dynamite. Mr. Beaie THINKS that there mlghi III, ~
consent on the part Of the catcher OF the pa.'.
The distinction. Ike much OF the other arg,g
of the author. seems 10 be as II was describes NY
the English Justice, Wills "a subtlety OF an en-
treme kind"
The most noticeable article in the current number
Of The Yale Law Review" is that OF Edward n.
bradford of Brooklyn. 'Slipshod Legislation
He notes that i'm 1890 there 2O6 asterisks In
the published volumes Of the New-fork session
laws marking errors which were noticed by the
printers in the engrossed bills. There were ~ as
deriSts IN the sta for docors and temini for
''termni" are among the instances not ss n ns
printing instead Of the engrossing OF DIS; and
the selection Of officer to see that legslation Is
enacted the form Intended are among S the be- e on
securing more intelligent legislators
The members Of the English bar have at last
made formal protest against the extent OF the long
vacation" as II exists In that country The vaca-
ton is no longer but Is more strictly observed. than
I'm this country. Lawyers find the CLOSE season.
burdensome and at the last meeting OF the lncor-
oted Law Society a resolution was passed that
'.fhe long vacation should be materially shortened
and that pleadlngs should be delivered and other
formal business transacted through the long
vacation" The shortening of the summer vaca-
lion I'm the New York courts would also be OF ad-
vantage II the Judges would consent to resume
the sessions of the courts on the first or third Mon
day OF September. instead of on the first Monday
OF October.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24

l. does not frequently happen tha' '1s'S "'e
o-.,d ~ about the same time In when the idCS
,,lv alike as i'm two cases In wn.cn de-
'.ision. were printed last week One was oe'ore
I,dre G,ldcrslecve ia the Superior court inns cty'
and tho other was passed upon by the supreme
court Of Michigan. In both cases store had peen
leased ub to May L. 1892. The LIST OF May IN thi'
ye,r was sunday. and the tenants OF the Detroit
go, >,,yorl. stores both failed to remove their
oroner,v on Monday morning. under a heller iha'
= fow days in which to move mad been allowed
,bcm The landlord in each case strove to take ad-
vantage Of the delay 10 establish tenancy Tor an
,,hnr vear Judge ,iildersleeve held that the New
york tenant had reason to believe. from inc STATE
mems OF a clerk OF the agent tnaf ne would nave
~, I.vs I'm which remove his properly. anu ne
ii,i NOT favor the claim for rent. In the Michgan
case was also held thar me 'snaI1t u,u "U rder
helieT that the store would not be otherwise occu-
pied Rent for one month was however a'o"ed VI
no MfchiDau case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24

The record of the Court OF oyer and Term.ner
=, tho nrosont term i'm the trial of homicide cases
ia unprecedented. twenty-five homicide cases nave
hoor ,ried in about three months. although there
b,ve bcen several adiournments Of iro1 TWO 10
TON DAYS IN most OF tho cases convictions nave
hoe, had and four persons have been fouhd guilty
~ r,i,rdcr IN tho first degree ard sentenced 10 "
dceth penalty Assistant pistrlct-A''o'"Vs
lniyrc has conducted the ions a aIed him
r,d~o Irsroham's father had a high re2u'a'sso',,
in tho conduct Of criminal trials am me Wra' ~
Iud.e Ingraham ia obtaining an equal me Ii; no.
1 ~ IL iq asucciallv sk.lful in competing re-
Iuotant lawyers To speed IN ' lH ' nasos of Inc
$3.50 ,"r,,, have been finished within Two uaES
ron, The beginning of TIE tTal ne ~, ~ I,le In
i,,,r,s cotirf does not make justice any less
axart and takes away the r"proacn tntt ne'SS ,. -
a,wrys part OF Judicial proceedings ]" We" '''''
w., o,,n,o, o, Justice Fol.ett IN the cases OF the
,hooIogical students whcse right 30 vote ~ qurs-
,,,ce, s worthy OF careful. study. and may II ire
- ra ,ol<on 10 Inc Court OF Appeals. form the
,,sis ~ = Judgment which will be more IN accorn-
,,ca with judicial opinion in other states thah
- - tho decisions already rendered in similar
cases IN this state. The cohsu'"''o""i p'Jr droa
rro that no person shall acquire teS'' c
80. LIN, rr,nos.s while attending seminar -
i,,,,t,, ros undoubtedly passed TO preNt"' '''''o
-. ,,o,.ro mon who had homes In o'h'i $40
,.,,,~ r,r;s Of New-York state ana We" 49,"
,nlcss prohibited. east their palo'S ,, u, The
which they had no pefIsa ,prrne Gourt operates
~ -. he right ~ suffrage 10 yours mr., ,Sair
b,,, no ofh.r homes. bat who nave t@ Nsn w Fowns
r..itenoe In New-Nork or Oth'l W., - rsca r,ess
''''.',o =, rt,nuin there permanent ;, ich' in.
-, tb.,r Attendance AT coU'g" OF ',,iio.t II
ice Folleit's opinion Is cNhau.,F ,,'u h. promptly
.arr,..l 10 ih- Court 81 Appears 50 'iec,ion NAV
ton. which yearly |'NFN i''F
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24


n,o 3D., the mos uoticeIbl" Kings aoo"' W.
... r.c,ntiou %. the NeN-Nork ''iN H"f w.
...,..., So. ih, presence 90 many o. me h''''"
, ,h, ..;.,. Bar OF twenty-five years "Eo' W.
. rarely visit the rooms ~ the aSSo'i""''
inns .oe these elderly lawyers gathered !" ~"
.,,,.',s of the library and discussed me '''"''-
..,,,. and character OF ;hcir as.o' WIZ
49, ,n.- ti..lug The young men VINO are P'o''.'-
. d.. ordinary meetings retired ior one ptu,,,.s:l
'' ~ ,,..Lrrouua aad allowed thr MOI ~ 81,
4. - ,f In. Association % in,tuiE' III .'i',i',
49,, ',.d tell the past gore- OF IN. "S,.h 80.
'''' 'r.,',siv l1r-,. number o.. those =" 70 49,
,lrI members OF III" ''h"' '"'''
,,..,,t,-, n t,,nris who wa me guess o. "0''''
o., ,h. H,r Association reception wrote f''V"'' u"
'' ~ siIent Of the Illinois Bar A'socia'lo" III ~
&c, IN , r.aues. for suggestions Tor inc i''p.o'
. ,r ,he administration of justice IN '"a' stu,
,I,. ..,inctn.i recommendation WAS thIt me H''
,.,tt.,,,. ~ ,rp,als should b. aNoced ana 'n"' -
mana, ..,.es AS possible. consistent WI" "'''''
,,t.,,,,,i.rc. should be finally determined III az
,.,n,.1i,.e opp,llatc court. 80 far as lepet' ~
az H. I'm nr the Ltieants provision dI!o" 1T -
~ =, Ind The cases to the hShtsl N,Du,',
Ia sa,ftre sufficient uniformity M. -,
H.. nevor favored the lining OF arg niSigS ,bs
S h,sis for allowing appeals lie req ,oe ~
Is - Wv - r'rited states Circuit, Courts 81 Appe"iS,
-, Tr"d In me bill drawn by him ana 'id TEA ~
80, os Illustrating his ideas. me htsu vi q, A.,
i,,l .,etern of jurisprudence in lHholS i .r1' ~
~ l,vvers in thai state. ~ - sh,M" ~ -, -
w. ,S. recent meeting OF the limos bar As
ISOLATION