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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Sept. 26.-The
haromafer has risen on the Atlantic
coast IL has risen rapidly I'm the Central
Valley and al Rocky Mountain stations.
ana is highest over Nebraska. 1t Is
v,+rner I'm New England ani cooler
throughout the Central valleys and Lake
Sbowcrs have prevailed in New Eng
land. and thence southwestwsrd 20 The
|bio Valley. Arkansas. and Texas.
ty.sther IL fair tonight from Lake Erie
westward 20 the Rocky Mountains The
,sestber will clear on the Atlantic coast.
For Virginia: Fair; probably local thur
der-storms Friday sys,nlnsi zen. Ems Svo''' f'''''
For North Carolina. Far Friday, but
local rains Friday night or saturday;
winds shifting TO northerly; cooler FRI
day night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

Robert Payne Arrested on the Charge of
Stealing Two Bicycles.

daring robbery was committed az the
bicycle store Of j. II. Branch, i0i east
Main street. Wednesday night. The
thieves entered by the back door, un-
locked IL by boring hole large enough
to get their hands through. and turned
the key on the inside Having entered.
they stopped the hole up with a wad OF
paper, and proceeded TO help themselves
to what they wanted. The only Things
that are known 10 Dee missing at present
are 500 bicycle and IL secondhand
bicycle valued al So.
The officers OF the Second Police sta
ton were notified OF the robbery, ana
Ohcer Gibson soon succeeded IA locating
the cuprit in Petersburg where the ar
rest was made. Robert Payne, a negro
man. about forty years Of age. is the
accused He was lodged in the Second
station yesterday, having been brought
back by officer Gibson from Petersburg.
Payne is an old offender. His case will
come up before the Police Court this
morning.
One Of the bicycles was recovered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
rHE DrKr oy rHE BErRoTHfL.
Doesn't Know when Hen Marry Miss
NnnAerbilt.

MONTREAL. Sept 25-The Duke Of
Marlborough. who arrived here yesterday
Was taken iu charge by Colonel Suathy,
one of the Governor-Gencrals aides de
ca np. and shown over the city. Last
night D.. attended the theatre IO-mor-
row Dee VIII 20 20 Ottawa. where be VIII
meet Lord Aberdeen.
Regarding the engagement 10 Miss VAN
derbilt. The Duke said. "Nes the an
nouncement that ! ann to marry Miss
Vanderbilt * quite correct hut ] cannot
say at present when the event is TO take
place lu fact ] so not know myself
81 intend tO stas in America for soire
time Vet. possibly ION Well On in the VIM
ter Upon my return 90 England ! snail
reside az Blenhc.m Casue. my place in
seriously go the study Of English poh-
Tics ODD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
w4NrroBd sCHOoL chsL'
PART ofthe Cabinet VIII submit To Noth'"g
s,,o~, of Scparate schools for 'athohc-'

OTTAWA. Sept. 25.-The delay Of Pre-
,oicr Creenway in replying to the order
Of the Dominion Government OF July !'th'
sel.inc him 10 state how far he would
oo IN COMPROMISING the Manitoba school
eaeo has been accepted py sir AiashehNiS
pov,ell as "a refusal 10 act. IN FitN vi
This n snocial meeting OF the 'aplN'l mas ma
boon called for Friday 10 take come r,,.l uSsi-
Give stops here in summomhs, : 1iNa-
m.nt 10 give effect 90 the reniti'ai issi9
iafion. which was promised lhs a'n%onD %
minority would be passed hol la'.I nun ~
January. should Grccn"ay IgIua, ~ IN ~
action There are several me p "l t'l'
cabinet who are now opposed 70 lh',.lSl-
Inc with the act of the Maniioua L,SlslH
t1re abolshing separate Schools ailnv.th
NOV were parties TO the plfus' kif,n .ne
Cafbolicq remedial LEGISLATION. w me the
Cabinef is divided Si MacN'nAy hoWet
e,fnnorfcl by Sir Charles iuppcr, oelnrl'
canon. Cosiiean. and Sir fiank Sml.h,
ave that a session must De callci, ana
rornoJigl lcgis.. lion carried II possible.
reference of the question 10 ioyai
conmieeon to investigate has b'eh fus-
ocsfrg blt SIR Charles Tupper ana tnose
,nornhers of the Cabinet who are standing
fo- the rights of the CATHOLIC minority,
sav that such q course wol'd pe COVE
ariice. They viii submit TO noihn4 snort
of "a measure restoring TO the Cdthoics
fhnir scrarafe schools
Fvcrv member of the Cnhinel VINO IS
onf of The city has been tcicgfaphci
to low fhr Premier 90 return az once 10
attend Fridays Cabinet meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
Three Fire Alarms Turned In within Two
HouV-.

Hundreds OF checks. drafts. and notes.
signed and endorsed n several styles OF
chirography. that had once upon time
obligated many an Individual to hustle
and swelter in the hot sun before 3
o'clock on the last day were all abldIe
Yesterday evening al Z o'clock IN the
dunn bank near the corner of Fifih and
Dusal streets. The alarm was sent
I'm from Box 63. Engines 40. ana D.
of BrOOl<-avenue station, responded ana
extinguished the flame. There was no
damage.
AZ S.l5 o'clock last night an alarm
was turned m from Box 45. which Is at
St. James and Duval streets. The fire
proved To be out in Hcnrico county, be
yOnd Barton Heights. The particulars
could not be ascertained.
I small blaze occurred az No. . west
Broad street, at o'clock, and the alarm
was turned ia from the engine-house un-
der the Third police-station. The house
is owned by Henry Hauscr, and Is oc-
cupied as a shOe-shOp ond dwelling by
Mex ShOanhurg. The flames were eX-
tingushed after damage 10 the amount
OF about SO had been done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
4 Warning TO Bicycli,ts.

BALTIMORE. Sept 26.-Bcniamin
smith. of lll2 Laurel street. has had the
distinction conferred upon him. n he so
chooses 20 consider H. Of being the first
person 10 be convicted In the Criminal
Court of an assault committed with a
blcvcle. Smith. on May 9TH. was riding
his wheel on Druid Hill avenue. when
between Biddle and Orchard streets he
ran over a boy named William Poole.
breaking the boys left thigh. Smith
plcaded that he was speeding at too fast
a gait 10 stop In time and the plea did
not help him any. because Judge Den
mis- before whom he was tried without a
Jury, said that while IL was part
reckless riding was shown. There
fore. he proposed to make an ex-
annie. and sentenced Smith 20 three
DAYS I'm jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
Moose for a troublesome Boy.

NEW YORK. Sept 26-Mrs. Annie Hus-
sey. OF williamsburg. to-day m The Police
Court accused Henry Meyer, d baker, Of
having tied a rope around the neck Of her
fivc-year-old son and threatened TO hang
him.
Never for long time has been on
bad terms with his neighoors, who he
envs have done all they could To annoy
him. on Monday Mrs. Hussey's boy
bothered him and, IL II alleged that he
chastised the boy. Meyer pleaded not
euiltv and was parolcd for trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
Democratic Nominees.

In the Democratic Convention at Black
stone. Robert Turnbull. Of Brunswick.
was nominated for the STATE Senate. oTer
W. c. Wynn, OF LIl,nbC:g, by vote Of
10 10 10.
MIR. John ". Tabb was nominated 10
succeed himself by the convention at
Matthews Courthouse.
The resolutions passed felicitate the
party on having settled the State debt
and taken 1t out Of politics. and us states
ma lshp and patriotism, and scorns with
contempt the threadbare charges Of cor
ruptiOn against the Democratic party
They endorse the administration Of Gov
ernor O'Ferrall. and express the wisn
that Ma,or Daniel may be his own sue
cessor in the United States Senate. They
endorse Hon. W. A. Jones course IN
Congress, and requests the nominee 10
use his utmost exertions TO have the saii
section so amended that the tme within
which the oyster-tongers may make 'heir
reports TO the oystcr-inspectpfs De *
tended, so that IL shall be required oi tne
oyster-tongsrs 10 report ih.ir sal-s OF
oysters on the LIST day Of January ana Inc
18th day Of April.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
r1BSr FoorBfIL AccIDENT.
u. J.. sage Breaks His CoIlar-Bone in
>crimmagc.

NEW HAVEN. conn. Sept. 26.-The
first accident 10 a Yale football player
occurred at the Yale field this after
noon. waen j.. l.. sage, 20, broke his
collar-bone in a scrmmdge. Sage was
rlayfn,, ou the college side. The Cam
bridge athletes omitted training this af-
t0noon. and instead went ya'htinE p
me sound. They dined al Pine Orchard,
and we're entertained by Judge w. h.
Townsend. of the United states District
Court. None Of the members a. the
Cambridce team will enter the Cnivcr-
sitv of Pennsylvania games.
TIE annual rush between the sopno-
more and freshmen classes was omitted
Tonight. and instead the classes en-as-
ed I'm wrestling on the Hopkins Gram
mar school playground. 4 band of music
was ON hand and the sophomofes pafaaed
through the streets before ana after the
contests The bouts resulted as follows.
rfchf-woieht- Tie between Kellogg. s
and Grace. 60 Midlle-wcisht-Dra be-
tween o. ST. Clark. ss. and SlocumD, @
Heavy y-weight-Monks, 'ss, defeated Gil
man. 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
ufRRfiGE BELLS IN OXFORD.
The Dry Weather Will Benefit the Tobacco
E,isers I'm That Section.

OXFORD. y. C. Sept. 2s-special-
Wedding bells rung merrily yesterday al
high noon in oxford. when st. Stephens
church was filed with friends and ac-
cuaintances OF the contracting parties
,o witness the marriage of Miss Daisy
Horner 10 Mr.. Robert story, u Raleigh
The ceremony was performed by the
brother OF the bride. Rev. Mr.. Junlus
NJ Uorner. assisted by the RECTOR of the
churrh Rev. James +. Plummer. the
beneiiction being pronounced by the
former rector Rev. Mr.. Benedict.
Miss Nina Horner was maid OF honor
and Mr.. Ward. OF Raleigh, best man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

Nj. Iacinyc Finds Real Triiby in Miss
Alice I,nne

OMAHA. NEB. Sept. 26.-Wilton Lack
aye. whose lmpersoAatior Of Sycasah has
made him famous. and who has been
playing BOO Omaha With Palmer's "Trily"
company, was married az ] o'clock this
afternoon. in Council Bluffs lo Alice
Evans one of sam r. Jacks leading
actresses. who mad a hit last season in
"A Texas steer
The erlmony was PERFORMED IN the
County clerks office by Or. Stephen
Phelps. OF thc preshyt ,nan Churcn. The
bridal party returned to this city I'm time
for Mr. l0ckaye 10 appear al the after
noon matinee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
AJN GoEs ro NEp JERSEr.
The Ancient Guardian of Kichmoni To be
I.rA for praetice inrpo.e..

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2j. Navy
Department las been advised Of the foi-
lowing shin movements. Clstine from
cane Town 20 the South Atlantic; Macnias
from Chiu-Kmng 90 Nans-Ise-hiang
ports. -
aunlieafion of th. Governor OF New Jrr-
sev for the monitor AJAX for the use
of the militia of his state. The monitor,
which ls in excellent condlilon, WIN Il
hatfrry sufficient for l-acticc purposes,
win boz turned over 90 the state at IN
nnrlN daln.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
NEW JERSEY N0MINATES
CONTENTION CHOOsEs 4. \. MGIIL
rs CINDIDaTE TOR GOJERNOK.
CIeveIand's Administration Endorsed ana
the People Congratulated Upon he-
turning Prosperity.

TRENTON. y. j.. sert. 25.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention met h,rc to-day
to nominate a candidate for Governor.
Allen McDcrmott. caairmaA Of The state
Committee. called tne convention 10 order
al 1920 o'clock. samuel Kalisch. ot
New York. a well-known criminal law
yer, was made temporary chairman.
Business was put through with dispatch,
the experimenting ana appointment Of
committees being concluded hy j o'clock,
when recess was taken until O'Clock.
Business was resumel at 2.M. W-tD
Judge Howard DOlrOw, of Camden. as
permanent chairman. PrOmptness was
again the order. Tho platform WAS pre-
scented and read and adopted unanimous
ly. Then there vas some talk as tO
whether the new State Committee or the
guberlatOrial candidate should first be-
named.
M'GUL NOMINATED.
The point was settled in favor Of max
ing the nominations. but two names
were placed before the Chan
cellOr McGnl and Augustus W. Cutter.
NcGll was nominated og the first ballot,
Cutter receiving only liS ont of 952 votes.
McGilfs nomination was then declared
unanimous. although a handful of dele
gates protested. The cOny suti0n then
adjourned.
The following are extracts from tie
platform.
THE rLATFoEM.
'NVe reahirm the national Democratic
platform adopted az Chicago iu 1882. and
cordially endorse the administration OF
President Cleveland with whose deter
minaton 20 protect tine people Of this
country from the evils attendant u.on
the debasemcnt Of the national currency
we are I'm hearty sympathy
1--WE congratulate the people upon tho
revival OF prosperity eyeryw here evident
I'm our land and we assert that the in-
dustrial depression with which we have
been afflicted during the past three years
is chargeable 10 the national legislation
enacted by the Republican party. The
purchase Of silver, TO be stored IN the
Treasury, and the enactment of unjust
tariff laws, 10 enrich a few fayorites by
the oppression Of millions Of consumers,
were the main causes of the paralyzation
OF our markets
The remainder of the platform IS wholly
devoted 20 state issues. excepting the
last paragraph. which is tribute TO
the memory of recently deceased dis
tinguishel members or the Democratic
party In New Jersey as follows. Leon
Albeit. R0dmal ". Price Joseph r..
Pedle. and Robert NJ. Green.
Chancellor Alexander y. McGin IS a
Pennsylvania by birth. and hfty-one
years Of age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
Fmbel<led Miners FUND.-.

WHEELING. ". VA, Sept IA
great sensation has been caused In local
labor circles by the arrest AT bridgeport.
Ohio. to-day Of John X. Edwards, sec
retary OF the local miners union.
Edwards. who was recognized leader
among the miners. is charged with em-
bozzlement OF the funds Of the Miners
Union. to the amount of several hundred
dollars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

Uncle Joscy Field, Of Monmouth, Has
Drunk hppIcjack "e Nears.

NEW YORK, Sept. iG.-Uncle Joscy
Field. who lives on his fine farm at Mid
cleton. y. j.. viii De lo3 years old to-day.
Incon,cstabe records prove he is the
oldes, person in Monmouth county, all
though Aunt judy Cummings, the ne
moss who lives at East Bed Bank, i'm
slsts she rs li2 years OLD. and that she
held Joe Field in her lap when Dee was
a habv Mr.. Fields ancestors were Eng
lish. lie was born az Monmouth, sep
tcmber 26. i,.2. He merricd when he was
AN ofi man Int his wife has been dead
twenty-five years His three children afe
living.
ton. BE dri nix Jersey applejack Tor eish-
tv-two years and year ago switched 20
brandy. he smoked his fathers pipe
once when he WAS O. boy. ana has never
smoked since. He IS b low medium
height and his form is slightly Dent lie
IS thin. his face IS slightly wrinkled, and
DE has silvory lair H.s hearing Is good,
his voice is strong. bat 1if eyes are di D.
His memory is bad. and sometimes he is
childish.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
pouble Murderer Killed.

GUTHRIE. O. r.. Sept 26- Near Isa-
bella. Woods county. William Dunlap.
a cattleman. met Smith and Evans. the
murderers Of Gus Holland. Of Concord, with
the herd OF cattle they had stolen from
Holland. The caitlcmcn opened fire and
fatally wounded Dunlaj. \ posse
Of farmers az once started on their TRAN.
They have shot and killed Smith and
are hard after Evans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

The happy couple took the north-bound
train for a trip. after which they Will re-
turn TO Raleigh. their future home.
The hot spell IL still urOn us. and many
farmers will be greatly benefited by the
late heated spell on account OF it's ripen-
ing the late tobacco. which otherwise
would have been ruined or killed by
cold before maturing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

and the v-eapon vas accidentally discbarg-
ed. The sho, struck Morningstar in the
head and tore of half his skull. His
brains were scattered in all directions.
and death came instantly in the hour
OF joy
n was an overwhelming blow for the
bride The gay wedding party was hush-
cd in horror AT the awful catastrophe.
The shooting was piircly accidental
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
rorgaye Her wouId-Be Robber.

KEW YORK. Sept. 26.-rhere was a
scene OF excitement AT the Eighth-street
station OF the Slxth-avenue IL" last
everin. when a pickpocket attempted to
rob Mrs. Amy French. She screamed and
ne name OF John BenOtt. In court to-
day he pleaded with Mrs. French not to
appear against him, as ne was driven 10
the act by hunger. she consented. and
the man was discharged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
Va Cholera i'm Mobile.

MONTGOMERY, AI.A5, Sept. % here
having been rumors I'm Pensacola, Jont-
romcry. and other places. Of the pre-
valence OF a suspicious fever in NJ )bile.
supposed TO be cholera, the AUTHORITIES
requested Dr. jerome Cochran, state
health officer. to 20 that place, ana III
yestigate the matter.
re returned from there tonight ana
reports that the rumors were unfouhd-
a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
OBIItA AIRY.


Mr. Richard y. Cook, brother-in-ihw
OF Mayor X. NJ. Taylor, Charles +. Tay-
lor and Coroner ". II. Taylor, died
Yesterday al his residence. on west cary
street. lie was a member OF Dove Lods",
No. 81. A. +. and \. NJ, ana the lodge
will meet at the Masonic Temple AT
O'Clock this afternoon 10 attend the fu-
neral.
MIR. Cook was the father Of the little
boy who was accidentally killed al Madl-
son school some months ago. He had
been in bad health for several
years.
The funeral will take place from All
Saints church his afternoon AZ o'clock.
Mr.. cook leaves widow ana several
children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Sept. 26.-Ihe
New orleans cooperative Banking As
ISOLATION announced its suspension to-
day. II was small concern, win an
authorized capital OF >l9oJy, and began
business In January, 1871.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
Thirteen Killed in a Mine.

IEADVIILE. coli. sept. 2b.-A terrihc
a,rfo. ION of Giant powder occurred Ia TIE
Beigium mine this afternoon, Killing prop
ablv twenty men. Seven deah .p','s
have already been taken OUT. lhltt''"
ale known TO have been killed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
VOL. 9-NEW SERIES, NO. l9S.

or an,.eal The petition for the appeal
is again refused. .a chic ,norninq
u,at af,er october 4th no more cases
~1I nm ne taken by the court while SIT
ting I'm gtaunton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

The following was the range OF the Their
mcmsier az The Times Office yesterday:
NJ 81: Il. NJ. 81; midnight. ~. Aver
age, s. 2'3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
THE SUPREME COURT.
OPINIONS HANDED DOM ~ NUM-
BIE or CASES.
The Question of the Jurisdiction of States
In Criminai-Judgc Harrison Holds
That They are Sovereign.

handed down the following opinions.
Penn vs.. Chesapeake and ohio Railroad
Company. From tho Circuit court OF
Botctourt county. Opinion by Judge
James Keith, president. Reversed.
in thiss case Mrs. penn sold a small
parcel Of land TO the Chesapeake and
phio Railroad Company, with the pfiVi-
log9 OF taking water from spring. iof
the purpose OF erecting a tank thereon.
The Circuit Court held that the railroad
company. having come in possession OIL
the land prior 10 the partition proceed
iHss under which Airs. Penn CLAIMED
that the proceeds OF the sale should ne
distributed among an of the coparcener5
among whom partition had been made.
THE court here was of opinion tnat MIS-
Penn held as a purchaser, and not as
Y coparconcr. that the land purchased by
her embraced "a spring and ground upon
which the water-tank had been efecied'
md that when She sold To- tie Chesa-
pcako and ohio Railroad Company she
had no notice Of amy right adverse TO
hers. ANA there was nothing in the record
9f the proceedings ih lne iaiD'ioh s'''
under which She bought to- put her upon
... ..1 chat therefore. she was
..,.. ,., ,,.tt.,
2niti'd I'D I'0''''
fhe Dad sold to the railroad 'ompahss
and the decree Of the CIRCUIT Court was
reversed.
Noyss a. CO.. vs. Garter and others.
From the Circuit Court Of BOtetourt
county. Opinion delivered bog Judge
James Keith president. Reversed.
Iu this case. tine decree Of The court
below hell certain deeds from w. h. car
Ter 90 hIs wife to De- irauduient ana VOID
as to bis creditors. but refused 10 give
the creditor at whose suit 'ne decree
avoiding these coareyauces were mah'
leu thereon. ass provided hy thc statute.
For This cause only. tine decree complain
ed of was reversed. and the hen of the
appellant established
Moore ys. Trpieft. From the Circuit
rourt Of Slsua1Ioah county. opinion
bv Iu1re John W. Rely. Reversed.
This was SUIT brought by creditors
10 sat aside two deeds. on tAe ground
Of fraud. 10 mN'ife4 no di"'"N'. H''o
zion of ldW' hNt ".et",l "'1
fraud Was proven "' ''e
court below hrid lNtl 'i' +'""i ""'
flIIlaIHI fUIa rNI4IL Nt'NINN Aii"'
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pteht and elected Miss Susie Fu'ks 20 fill
The place OF Miss Minnie Vaden IN the
Manchester graded school Miss Walden
was recently married. when she resigned
her position as teacher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

BALTIMORE MD, Sept NJ. Ran
ness man OF Baltimore. died last night
AZ his country seat. at Luthervllle, OF
heart trouble lie Was nfty-pine years OF
age. and native OF Charleston, = 9.
he was member or the society OF the
sons of the American Revolution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Sept. Especial
Mr.. George ogden died AZ the iniirmary
Yesterday from cancer OF the Dlaaher'
which the physicians here say Is now
disease. which they find Is gaining
ground. The deceased belonged TO one
of the Southern companies that went out
from here during the war
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

Epps and others Vs. Williams adj
ninislralor and others. From the Cir
uit Court of Notfoway county. Appeal
md supcrsoleas awarded. Bond IN the
,cnaliy of $500.
Taylor and others ys. John Mahoney.
from the Court of Law ana Chancery OF
De city OF Norfolk. Appeal and super
edeas awarded Bond in the penalty OF
1900.
simon q ais vs. Allison 81 ais From
De Circuit Court Of Washington county.
me petition for rehearing of the decree
ntered In this cause al Wythevllle is
.enie1
Deancale ys. Brock. From the Cir
niit Court Of Rockingham county.
This case in which the petition for
IN appeal was refused by all Of the
pdges. Is before as upon motion 10
sconsider that refusal. and 10 grant