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Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-01
Chicago, III.

Walter Scott made an aggregate OF 81, ,5O0,-
600 by his pen, Tom Moore got $i5,750 for
"Lalla Rookie and his Irish Melodies"
brought him $4,000. Tennyson had for
number OF years an income Of $4,000 from
his writings, whilst our own Longfellow died
worth sS50,0O0 Whittier managed TO accumu-
late 5000, 900 and the estate OF Robert Louis
Stevenson is scheduled at sl50,O00
II you want frst class horse-shoeing see
y, Shields, l722 Cunning.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-01
HOMES FOR UNFORTUNATE WOMEN
THE OPEN DOOR

The women Of Omaha have not been in
different to the needs Of their unfortunate
sisters, as is evidenced by the fact that there
are four places Of refuge for the fallen. The
Open Door, which, under the direction OF
Mrs. G. W. Clark, was the first to offer
shelter to the unfortunate, was established
in 1888, under the auspices of the Womens
Christian Temperance Union. Hundreds of
girls have been saved from a life OF shame
during the seven years Of its existence, and
more than 800 little ones have opened their
eyes upon the world under its roof The
work has always been supported by voluntary
subscription, due almost wholly to the in
defatigable labors OF Mrs. Clark. Two years
ago it was made Independent OF the Women's
Christian Temperance Union, and is now
managed by board Of men and women.
BANCROFT STREET RESCUE HOME.
few years ago the Bancroft Street Rescue
Home was opened by the Wesleyan Metho-
dists, and about dozen girls are there
taught something Of a better life and en-
eouraged to take a fresh start. Too much
praise cannot be given TO the self-sacrifcing
endeavors of the women who carry out this
work.
MISSION OF OUR MERCIFUL SAVIOUR.
In 1893, as a direct result Of a mission held
In Trinity Cathedral, the Mission OF Our
Merciful Saviour was opened under the aus
Plees OF the Protestant Episcopal churches q
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-01
Ph1amthrQby.
10000 +8@@@ O.

g. FRANCES NJ FORD and MRS. wEG1A HOPE HALL TRACY.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-01

Do womens clubs interfere with philan-
thropic or missionary work? In my judg-
ment, No. because club life teaches inexperi-
enced people to think Independently and to
work unitedly. Most women's clubs have
been formed within ten, and nearly all within
twenty years, but philanthropic and mission
airy work has also increased in that time
AS self-relance in thought and action has
advanced there has been additional interest
in others. There is an old argument that IL
women were educated they would neglect
their families. The truth is they arrange.
manage. and accomplish more than in former
times. -. s.--. IL. Y. TOWNH.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-01

The question asked in this letter was
handed to several women. The following are
their answers to it.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04
rAf0Rs PROTECTION.


Alexander Dunn, one OIL lhe
Leading lawyers Of the Braxtoh
county bar Is ~ the CITY attend
ing Y. ) court. q slauncn re.
publican u speaNips g Mf. u,
I'm Saia ne was porn ana
reared 2 Democrat anu mas oeeu
one o. 'ne lhost act'Ye "o[HeiS
10 tna' party ior years poul
wears ago. however ne 50" 'ha'
ms oid parry hRd cus loose ifoul
i.s ancient iiioofihg T ana nad gone
over oouy ano Soui 70 me hh
iisn itee trauers ~ 'iau oesn
.ausne oy wing Pafeh's ~ ~
ilefe - li'e uoc'i'ne ~ l'.o'se''3"
az sausut " Ni"F "uu "eostef'-
ana wren G.3Nei"uo tofc1u '"c
issue Sqpafe'F '''"' 'ne Ds'io.
cra.'e parry mus lueH,iiS ''sei
WIN 'ne f."Siis'i lree ''"oer9 as
a"'us' .iie A.hsFleah peoPNe'
VT. Dunn oeeiafea hl"isell y
Eofosectiohlsl' ana necessarily
iiau 70 'ueh'l'y h'nse'l WIN ths
Ne'uoi'esn purity four years
ago therefore ne "hung ms gaze
on .He o'ner posi- ava became
az q. earnes' worker ~ me hepno-
i'can party iliS oia party as
soc'"les nave oeen Viil'JlhS llin
eyer s','ce nc is'V theip' GAZING
u. MN = aeser'er ana d tOfn- coat
nc iacs = 'heE arc lne urn
oo".'' ilo"sa''us VI 'eihocta's
~ ln.S o'dse' ~ me las' eiect'ou'
No'e" Ine hePuoiican l'cHet' oe-
o"use 'ney were no' Miiiios 10
'uf" 'ue'f ~ oacNs On ''lelr own
country lne oM,S G'Ee u De-
.ween 'nem ana MI l,ul'n Is Ihe
ia1'ef cau'e oul openly ana ae'
uounc'u ifee race. WINE 'he
o'i'ets S"'ea TOT 'he'f own eouh'
YrS "ua yep. qu,e'' 10 ,he iast
campaign WI pullo' VINO Is a
Sooa puollc speaker LOOK me
stump lor projection, aIa was a
powerful lac|or lof lhe hepaoll
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04
COMMISSIONER S NOTICE.

10 the creditors Of JesscPigott deceased:
You are hereby notified that 1t the
request OF j. i. Cunningham, executor
OF the estate Of Jesse Plgott, deceased.
whose accounts arc before me for SET.
uement, lave appointed tie filth day
OF November 1895, ut my Office in lie
Town Of Clnrksburg, Hurrison county
West Virginia, for receiving proof Of
debts or demands ag inst said dec ID
ent or his estate. Gwen undermy hand
this 18th day OF September, 1881.
JAMES n dawn,
Commissioner Of Accounts OF HARRISON
county, West Virginia. l5.Gt
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04

The obc.Dcmor,ut OF ST.
Louis. says: The regiment in
which Governor Mckinley served
throughout the war, first as a
private and then as a Sergeant
the Tweuty-third Ohio had Cen,
eral Rosecrans for lis first Col.
onel: Stanley Matthews, after.
ward Justice Of the Supreme
Court, for Lieut.. Colonel, and
Rutherford i. Hayes, arlerward
President. for Major. Few, il
any, regiments in the service
We're otlicered BY 50 many notable
men.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04

Subscribers desiring to discontinue
must pay all arrerages.
Refusing to take the paper from the
post-otlicc will not stop chHrgcs from
accommodating.
A notice to discontinue not accompn-
MED by the amount due ut the time will
not stop the paper
Notice TO change post-oflice address
must give the old as well MS the new ot-
dee.
Wedding announcements and obit-
uaries will he published at reasonable
rates
All matter intended for publication
must be accompanied by the authors
real name, not for publication, but AS
guarantee OF good faith
All matter submitted subject to the
editor : approval.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04
Stylish Rough PIaids.

Quiet but ultra combinations dis
tInctly foreign in appearance, and the
up to date dresser will select them on
sight, 500 and SI.a5 u y:,id,
Such an assortment Of medium to
finest American and Foreign Dress
Goods and suitings at the prices twill
be impossible to tiud, use. 10 So.25.
You're coming to the Exposition, Of
course, and to fail 10 SEQ these splendid
values will be against your uwn inter.
est. llyon can I come, write for sump.
les and say" money if YOU buy.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04

Loyal West Virginia is The
happy title Of large and
eXquisitely bound volume just
from the hands Of the publisher.
Its author, Major Theodore T..
Lang, Of the 9Th w. Va. Cavalry.
formerly Of Clarksburg but now
a resident of the city of Balti-
more, is to be congratulated for
the very successful manner in
which he has rescued from uo.
livion one of the most Interesting
phases of the great Civil War.
In this struggle West Virginia
occupies a position not only
unique but without a parallel in
American history. West Virgin,
ia, Child Of the storm. born
amid the throes Of war, has been
graphically and truihfully pict.
ured by the pen Of Maj. Lang.
1t is beautifully illustrated and
contains over thirty elegant
half tone engra9ings Ii has bio.
graphical sketches Of the many
heroes that West Virginia gave
to the Union, besides being a
complete history of the military
movements that took place on
her soil. We predict for the
beautiful volume great popular.
ity in West Virginia.
The West Virginia Dental So.
cicty held its annual meeting in
DO Yl-arebnrsr tI,;e I.yool.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04
4 ,oMMIssfoNER's SALE.

=, - . ! n - = a . TO- ~
10y Nrtue ~ ntctee ~ the cifGnlt
court o. Lay iof 9guhty' Mcss lifginhl'
entered on tlie 'o.ii u.'S y 9eptetnpeT'
issV' ~ u ciia9seiy Ggn1e !nstsih Iela.
ing, eiittieu S9lIaS s. DaiieS Excel
tols V. ~ mn llI DAiley stGs ",
lGiunhls' tue MhuuisiSneu' opeoi"'
SohiIulAslouet, wiz ol
MONDAl, Oo4ObGh z ls0l,
at oAe o'clock p. m. Ut the front door
Oi thecoult honhe u Baibour county,
AZ the town oi fiGIippi' West ETsinu'
proceed to eel ut pubiie Autlon, 10 tne
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04

Those who wish To start over amin
N some locality where good land Is
plentiful and climate is favorable.
should post themselves, relative la the
irrigated districts OF Colorado, Kansas
New Mexico. and Arizona. tlle Iirt.
cheap iGtms Of Oklahoma, aud the fr,.;t
tracts iii Southern Texas. IA tind ~
the facts, address e. 4. Nicholson q ~
I A., Monndnock Building, Cbin,on.
Or ). Il. Frost Land Conmissin,s,'
Topeka, Kansas. And tile Snnte Il" -
the hest line to almost every part Of The
Great Southwest. aag
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04
FRIDAY. Der, 4. 1895.

/, Grover Cleveland, President
OF these United States of America
aud proud but disappointed faith,
e. Of three girls, do solemnly
proclaim that | am still on the
fence in regard to this third term
business. Witness my hand, and
seal your lips, and say nothing
until further orders.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04
l.. NJ. L.AFoLLETrE,

Bond and security has been given by
s;1d Specml Commissioner us required
by tue decree oil sale rendered III sand
cause rs required by law.
FREDERICK j, BURDErT,
I3.td, Clerk.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04

The wife Of the Governor OF
Texas is enthusiastically favor
Of letting Messrs. Corbett and
FiMsimmons carry out their in
tentions OF punching each other
into unacceptable pulp within
The confines of the Lone Star
State. Having accomplished this
much, the sports may rest easy.
for that's more than the Cover
nor Will do until he hedges on
this fight question.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04

&l0PER MONTH SALARY. 4 few
Q4U energetic ladies unu gentlemen
waited 70 CANVASS. Above salarv guar.
antecd. Call on or address Louis q.
SNYDER, State Agent. Laurel Point.
MUnongulln county. ". Va. in.:,n
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04
100 Horses Wanted +!

Will beat Stewart Bros. stable
Clarksburg. Wednesday. October
9Th. 1895, TO buy one hundred
head Of horses and mares from
two years old and upward. All
kinds. HAFER 4 McCIEARY.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04

All the country will applaud
the promotion of Gen. Nrl> on A.
Miles TO succeed Lieutenant Gen.
eral SchofeId in the office of
general N command of the army.
In addition 10 Gen. Miles popu-
larlty, his fitness, demonstrated
by his brilliant military career,
is uuquestioned. He is not a
graduate Of any military school.
but has received his training on
the field o: experience. He has
literally won his spurs" by mcr.
it and is in every respect a typ
ical American.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04

The prospects fora new nation
a few score miles east Of the
Florida Keys grows brighter
with each battle.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04
OFFICIAL corNrY DIRECTIONS

COUNTS.
Circuit Court convenes on the second
tuesdays OF January, May, aud Septem-
Der.
County Court conveues in March
June, September and December of each
year always on the second Monday.
The Federal Court holds two sessions
annually III Glarksburg, convenipg in
April and again in October.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04

+, STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
The annual meeting Of the stock.
holders of the West Virginia BAPTIST
Educational Society will Ge held IN lie
baptist church ut Aldersop, W. yn
Thursday, October 18th, 1895 nj !, n m
r. d. SMITH, Pres.
H. q. ALpERsoS. Sr,'y
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04

NJ VIC o UIUVh pm,
ut the front door Of the court house OF
said county proceed 10 sell to the high
est and Mst bidder, ut public auction
the following described property used
iUr the purpose OF carrying Oh the bust.
ness OF Laundry and now i'll the build.
ing iutcly occupied by the Clarksburg
Steam Laundry Company, that isto say.
One boiler and engine, one washer,
one extractor, one combined ironrl. one
collar and cuif IRON, Que starch kettle,
one cntl and collar stlrchcr. one filter
and "ll other machinery and fixtures
used IN the LAUNDRY business ant row
III saitt buildi 6.
Terms OF sale cash.
HARVEY W. HAIiNlER,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04
ESTABLISHED 1899. INCORPORATED ".
Mountain State
Business collsg''
Parkersburg W. Va

BOOk-KEEPING, EN6Llon,,
BANKING, PENNIANs j. ! I'd
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWhi'e.
Courses. A usEfun MONEY S ". 4
EDUCATION. Individual instru.t;, ov =
all departments. If your elnCa a.I0ss d
been neglected, we baye TX pA no
you, No embarrassment oar r d Nd
are large, light audairy, and oV L- sis
utes are in demand by the leSt u. wa
houses III the country, ESceilein. ssg
aud all home comforts, s''aV%G oaut
per week. Cost of full Business IY MI
including tuition, stationery. anu "; d
in nice private family about ~, S,s ~
Send Tor our beautiful ~ pasfiY In
logue. Its FREE, and tells you"'
= e4cFnll Term, begins Sept. 9 'ap''
A. G. SINE
40 =, pnrspr,i
The most pleasant little !, pll I'M 4
regulating the bowels, are Dew :, n
Little Early Risers. Cue sle y, Ii
ache and constipation. sn'"
Small dose. Sold by Criss'
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Payable in Advance.j
Single copy one year .,.,,.... II al
Single copy six months ...,,. a.
Single copy, three months . 10
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04
gJhe C5larEsburg Gelesram

eEs.sesA.z go -.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04
TERMS or SALE.


Sale will lie made Tor Que fourth cash
aud tue residue OH a credit oE s,X,
twelve eighteen and twenty.fuur
months the purchaser to giyebond with
good seentllS Tor the deferred pay.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-04
fnASH WEIGH. Proprietor.
Seekers az IIo,nrs

Turn STREET. near r. o. m.tf.
The Washington times., 1895-06-23

Great s7.35 Suit sale at ". KaulmanS
9Th and SITS. sc.
The Washington times., 1895-06-23
PLAYED "THE TINES MARCH.

Great Applause Greets the Marine
Bands sRenditiOnofthePO Popular Air.
The announcement that the Marine Band
would render lines latest success The
Washington Times March, was undoubt-
edly responsible for the unusually large
assemblage at the White House grounds
last evening.
The concert was one of the most enjoy
able of the season for, all the music being
of popular character, a responsive chord
was struck in the breasts of the listen
ers and prolonged applause frequently
broke forth from the vast crowd.
Hereto ofore classic compositions have
formed theprincipal part of the programme,
but Prof Fancunl, alive to the importance
of interesting the people as well as of
educating them up TO an appreciation OF
beautiful scores, interspersed the card
with old familiar numbers, with happy
results.
The opening selection was "The Times
March and no sooner had the conductors
baton fallen and the inspirittng strain
begun than there was a hush over the
entire audience. Throughout the rem
ditiou of the number all stood silent
drinking in the sweet refrain which has
been dedicated TO The Times by a great
composer AS the closing bars died away
the people stood silent a moment and then
broke forth in storm or applause. TO
which Prof Faucuiln gracefully bowed
his ackuo wledgmeut.
Others numbers were: Overture, "BO-
hemian Girl" Balfe; dance Chilian La
Manaca,' Mssrad; selection "Lohengrin,' -
Wagner; characteristic, "Fairytale,' Chr.
Bach; descriptive fantasia "A Trip to
Manhattan Beach," Fancuilh; patrol The
Salvation Army" Orth, aud patriotic
hymn, Hail Columbia Fyles.
The Washington times., 1895-06-23

dition that the District government had
acquired proprietary rights. Col John
NJ Wilson, United States superintendent
OF public buildings aud grounds, has put
in plea Of prior right however, aud the
Commss toner's yesterday Informed HIM
of their Willingness to vacate-
Record of deaths reported IN the Health
Office for the twenty-four hours ending
at l O'Clock yesterday. White-Lawrence
Cailan. aged ninety-three years; Elizabeth
Kaiser, aged seventy-siX; James ID Kyle,
aged sixty: Eliza beth A. Gross, aged fifty
three John T Carroll, aged forty-five;
Effie W. Grinder, aged sixteen; Francis E
williams. aged thirteen: Louise Murphy,
aged one; ElwOod b. jackson aged nine
months; Thomas Harrison Scott Bishop,
aged three months. COlored-Margaret
williams. aged seventy-eight years; Col
den Munsen, aged ten months; George West,
aged eleven days.
SEWERS AND CATCH BASINS.
It was ordered yesterday that sewers be
constructed as follows: In Sedton street
northwest, betw ecu First and North
Capitol streets; in alley south from seatou
street and 10 alley running east and west,
between Seatou and : North Capitol and
First streets, "BIoomiaSdale,' cost 10 be
assessed against property 70 Dc served;
also. upon same couditiOns. III Harvard
street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
~ =
west. betw cen 5 aud T streets.
That alley in squard 3Ts be repaired
and paid for out OF current appFopEiatioa-
That an allotment Of Si1 ,0s6.o6 for as
sessment aud permit work, and Sl36-07
for current repairs 70 county roads, be
approved
That catch-basins be constructed at the
corner of Vermont avenue and $ street
northwest.
That catch basin, heretofore ordered, be
constructed during present fiscal year al the
corner of First and L streets northwest.
The Commissioners yesterday issued an
order to Harbor Master Sutton giving per-
mission Tor the use OF the harbOr boat 70 aid
in the search for the body Of Emma Jones
who was drowned Friday night at CAyuOnt.
Building permits issued yesterday: Eda
Murphy, two dwellings. Nos. 220S aud 2211
NJ street northwest. .SS, 500: Maggie E Wood,
dwelling. No 32T Thirteenth street, 50, 500;
Leroy Harvey, frame dwelling, Barry farm,
HillSdale, $500; Eiseman Bros, for interior
general repairs to building on southeast
corner of Seventh and Z streets northwest,
So, 500: Annie NJ. Schweinhaut, general re-
pairs to No. 329 Thirteen-and-a-half street
southwest, 81 200: Mrs Velati. rear addi
tion to No. 1851 Ninth street nOthwest,
$500
The Washington times., 1895-06-23
Real Estate Transfers.

Deeds of real estate were filed yeSter-
day for record as follows: Job Barnard,
AS. Taylor and l.. Caben Williamson,
trustees, to H S. aud George T. McGlue
aud Ly dia E. Synclair, part lot IS,
Davidson sub square 166, So $50. r.
W. BealI to d. +. Pine, lots Il and 72,
Ponard's sub square 553, subject to
81 900 trust; also lot 81, Wine x Mayse
sub square 1929, subject to S450 trust,
$40. j. j. Camp aud wife TO Alice Tit
comb, lot 3, Gleason sub block 3, kaioTama
Heights, $40. iIiiam E. Ednonston
and C. II. Williamson, trustees, to United
Security Life Insurance and Trust Company
of Pennsylvania, lot 80, Merrick's sub
square Isl, tNo. 1869 Seventeenth street
northwest), SIS 800. Eliza II. Harrison
aud husband TO R. I. Holden, lot 40,
Riley's sub square S64, subject to trust,
SO. Stilsou Hutchins and wife to VIM.
g. Schafhirt, lot r, Morrisou's sub square
1873, $40. CtarIes Loucks aud Lewis R.
Lewis, trustees OF Peoples Investment
Company, to Maggie E. ChiIds part
original lot Z, square 942, $40. H. 8.
McGlue aud others to Katherine z. Thomas,
part lot 13, Davidson's sub square 166,
SO. b. h Robertson aid b. L. Black
ford, trustees, to c.. M. Black
ford, lot Il, block IA, BrookIand, sub
The Washington times., 1895-06-23
Smoking on Street Cars.

Editor Times: On the summer cars on
all the railroads, 1 believe, smoking is
permitted on the two rear seats, but it
often happens that ladies take those seats
while there are vacant seats elsewhere.
Please allow me to request of the mana
gers of the roads that signs be placed at
each end of their cars giving notice of this
fact Men, some of them, like to smoke
but do not wish to be disagreeable to
ladies'. and as the ladies do not wish to
incommode anyone themselves. am sure,
il they were aware oftie facts, they would
take the forward seats.
While on this subject 1 wish to say
that smoking should not be allowed on the
front platforms OF closed cars when it
is too warm to have the forward doors
closed. 1t would be much less disagree
able to the inmates of the cars if smokers
were on the rear platforms.
WEST ECKINGTON.
The Washington times., 1895-06-23
RECORD OF THE COURTS.

Circuit Court, No. / Justice Bradley
funston VS. TeunaIlytown and Georgetown
and Washington and Georgetown railroad
companies, motion for new trial filed.
Circuit Court, No. ,, Chief Justice Bing-
ham-U. s agt. Colegrove ct al; judg-
ment on verdict for plaintiff. Sanford
* Co. agt. Carter; plaintiff TO furnish
ball or particulars in thirty days. L 5.
agt. Gleason; demurrer to plea sustained,
with leave 10 defendants TO plead as they
may be advised in ten days. Butler agt.
Swiss Steam Laundry CO.; Judgment OF
contemplation against garniShee for 500.
Joy Bros. X Co agt. Hammond, Judgment
by default Third NatiOuaI Bank of BalUi-
more agt- PhOebuS, do. Klein agt Aua-
costa aud Potomac River r. R Co; bilI
of exceptions sieued. sealed aud filed.
Patterson ct. Needing; fiat on sci IA
Equity Court. No. 1-Justice Cox
Selah VS.. Henning: commission for par
tition ordered 20 issue. Northwestern ms.
Co. VS.. Videtts; demurrer sustained and
amended bill di Enissed MedfOrd vs..
AtChisOn; payment of fund IN registry TO
complainauts solicitor ordered. Johnson
vs. Agnew; rule on defendant Feturnable
June 27, 1895. granted. ClaxtOn VS..
Kirby; petition of Helen r. Arnold dis
missed with costs. Ford VS.. Windsor: iu-
junction denied and restraining order
denied Everett vs.. Everett; sale deCreed;
W. ". Luckett and Oscar LuCkett. trustees.
to sell. Hoover Us. Gibbs; pro cOnfeSsO vs..
Charles +. Gibbs granted Earnshaw vs..
Petersen; decree for sale 10 be drawn.
Lyon VS.. Moore; auditors report con-
firmed. Nash vs. Ober; pro COnfessO vs..
defendant George c. Ober granted As
signmeut, No. 3 on hearing. Nos. IL, Is,
90, %. %.
Equity Court, No 2-Judge Hagner-
Riggs vs.. Riggs; rule to show cause re-
turnable July 1. Diggs VS.. WOrmley ct
al: order that defendant AdTiaans pay
costs of suit within one week, in default
to- stand committed to the custody of mar
shall Green vs.. Buckingham ct al; order
fixing peualty OF appeal bond at So 900.
Carter vs.. Carter; appearance of absent
defendant ordered. Johnson VS.. Johnson;
| divorce a win. mat. granted.
Criminal Court. No. 2, Justice Cole
Charles H. Chase. Mary Jackson, alias
| Mary White, adultery; motion for new
trial
Probate Court, Justice Hagner-PTOCeed-
ings in estates as follows. Richard Oula-
han; viii fully proved. Louis A Schmid;
citation Of kin served. Mary G. A Burgess;
! appearance Of r. b Lewis as attorney for
Dr. J. L Cole. Francis Nevitt; receipts OF
[ distributes. OSCeola c Green; viii filed
| T. F McCauley; widow elects 10 take
dover Floy Hatcher. viii admitted to
I probate: B. c. Tiffany made executor,
1 bondS1. 500. D. " Cooper; c. H. Koyl
/ qualified as administrator Patrick Sex
I ton; John Sexton qualified as executor
/ Margaret Davis; second VIII filed Annie
Northcutt;issues refiled and certified to
/ circuit court. D. NJ Cooper: inventory OF
/ personality and money, $2,099.9S. Walter
/ r. Potts: petition of G. W. Henderson filed.
Mary F. stead; summons to witnesses Of
! VIII Henry Tut; George Nj. Amber quail
! fled as administrator.
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