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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-17
cable to be laid from Brest to New York,
with branches to the West indies and
Brazil
ON CARLISLE'S SPEECH,

London, Oct. 14-In an editorial this
morning the Times says:
Secretary Carlisle's speech at Bos-
ton goes to the very root of the mischief
of the currency legislation. We should
be glad to think that his argument is
likely to prevail with congress. 1t can
only be hoped that as neither political
party can carry a measure advantageous
to itself alone, the question may be
lifted out of the rut of party politics
and that a measure may be adopted
acceptable to the whole country"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-17
ONE HUNDRED DROWNED

london, Oct. 14.-The Times Havana
correspondent says that over 100 persons
were drowned in the flood which fol-
lowed the recent hurricane in the Vulcta
Abajo district. The dispatch also re-
ports that the rebels declare that they
have positive orders not to fight, but to
disperse Immediately they are attacked.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-17
KILLED WHILE BvACUAT1NC

London, Oct. ia Constantinople
ulspatch to the Standard says: A re-
port has reached the patriarch that two
Armenlans were murdered on leaving
the koumkapou church during the evac,
uation of the churches by the Armenian
refugees.
1t is the general impression that the
porte still refuses to grant reforms in
Armenia. ."
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-17
JUDGE LANDMEYER DEAD

Columbus, Tex, Oct. 13--(Spccial.)-
Hon. e. Sandmeyer, county judge Of Col
orado county, died in this city very sud
denly at 3 o'clock this evening. He was
well known throughout the State
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-17

HILARY HERBERT RETURNS.
Washington, Oct. 13.-Secretary Her
pert has returned to the city from Ala
bama. 49,"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-17
NEW CARRIE PROJECT

london, Oct. 13.-The Times Paris
correspondent gays that directly par
la ment opens M. Lebom will submit Il
bill ratifying the contract for a new
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-17

OPERA HOUSE BURNED.
Duluth, Mimi, Oct. 13-The Temple
opera house, one of Jacob Lifts theatres
burned this morning. Loss 100000.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-17
MARINE ARRIVALS.

Southampton. Oct. 13.-Arrived: Trave.
'ew York for Bremen.
Havre Oct. 13.-Arriyed: Laborgogne
ew York.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-17
ANOTHER FRENCu YICTORY

Port Louis, Island of Mauritus, Oct.
13.-Word has been received here that
the French made brilliant attack upon
md captured the Hova works at Fara-
atra. Madagascar, near Tamatave, on
he 10th inst
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-10-17

PALE BOHEMIAN BEER.
'h"ro is none like il. few to equal !.
nd none surpass it. II has big run il
istin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
WILLIAMSBURG.
Funeral of Mrs. PnriSc JOncs-Per-
souaI Points.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. September %
.Specialt-The funeral of Mrs. Parke
Jones took place yesterday morning from
th- Baptist church at II o'clock, and the
procession was one Of the longest seen
he-e FOR many years. There were many
foral offerings, several Of them extremely
lrautiful and elaborate. Among the rela-
lives and friends from a distance who at
tended were Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Beale
md CAPTAIN L. T. Christian. from Rich
mond. and Mrs. c. NJ. Sweeney, from
Newport News
The jamestown District School Board
have decided 90 elect Miss y. II. Tyree
as principal Of the cypress school. vice
Miss Mittie Cowlcs, resigned.
Mr. Charles *. Himmelwright. we'll
known citizen. residing at Cappahosic
York county. was taken suddenly III ST.
turday night. His physician seems TO
hing he is threatened with paralysis.
Mr. L. W. Lane. Jr.. began to-day to
..F % his house. on Waller street Mr..
Or d. Gvddy. our popular Court Clerk.
is erecting q beautiful residence out in
the West End near the home of Judge
Henley
Mr Robert r. Armlstead. a leading
member Of our bar. will leave In the
morning for Surry county on important
lagal business.
Miss Lcttle Roper, of Richmond, is here
Z "a short visit 10 her parents.
rl'or W. g. Johnston. Of the Gazette.
leN fhis morning for West Point, on bust
r,-s connected with his journal.
Me- Lyon G. Tyler. who has been visit
ns TO Gloucester, is expected home to-
morrow.
SIR Harry Lamb son of Colonel VIII
lam Lamh Of Norfolk, and an old stu
dent 4 William and Mary. is here for a
t-v days On route for New York 10 at
tend Columbia College.
Nr Willie Christian. who Is connected
vtt ne Southern road with headquarters
at Charlotte. y. c., Is here on a ten
DAYS through
Mrs Lane and children returned last
'sun; from q delightful visit to her old
me- Smithncld.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
SYMPATHY FOR DIR. ABBOTT.
Announcement of His Injury Made
In His Church.
CNew York Times. 23d.)

There were many expressions of SYM
pathy among the congregation Of Ply
mouth church. Brooklyn, yesterday, when
the intelligence was received OF the acct
dent that had befallen the pastor OF that
church. the Rev. Or. Lyman Abbott.
Dr. Abbott was TO have occupied the
pulpit yesterday morning for the first
time since the summer vacation. and the
first intimation Of the accident received
by many Of the congregation was when
they assembled In the historic edifice In
Orange street yesterday morning and
found that the pastor was not In his ac-
customed place.
The assistant pastor, the Rev. G. T.
Weitzel occupied the platform. and an
nounced to the congregation the mishap
that had befallen DR.. Abbott. II sup
pose" he said. you have all heard OF
the accident to Or. Abbott while riding
his horse ] have no authentic news to
give YOU to-day respecting his condition.
7 have tried to reach him this morning
by telegraph and by telephone, but have
failed
Il do not, therefore, feel confident that
ne will be here next Sunday, but ] hope
we shall hear something much more DEN
mite by tomorrow, and you will have In
formation through the press as 10
whether ne will be here next Sunday"
covery of DIR. Abbott. and his restoration
TO the ministry of Plymouth church.
The pulpit was occupied. in the absence
~ the Rev. DR.. Abbott. by the Rev. Dr..
Thomas. who preached a sermon on sun
dav observance and the awful disregard
Of the law on the Sabbath exhibited In
the City of Churches.
The accident to the Doctor. which oc-
Cured at Cornwall Saturday, resulted In
the fracture Of his left collar-bone. some
bruises, and a general shaking up OF his
system. Herbert V. and Theodore Alb
hott his sons and the Doctor were horse
back riding on the river side at 10 O'Clock
SATURDAY. morning The clergyman's
horse was between the others, and with
ont warning by stumbling against
stone in the centre Of the road, he threw
his rider over his head to the ground. The
Doctor struck on his left shoulder heaVi-
~ The horse rolled partly on the pros
trate minister and bruised him some
what The arm was not broken. The
sons procured a carriage and removed
their father TO his beautiful country
home adjoining that Of the late Arthur
y y Roe. and called Or. l.. A. Browne.
who reduced the fracture and cared Tor
MIN otherwise Sunday he was quite
cornfortable although suffering great
main He preached the Sunday before in
cornwall. but had no appointment Tor
last Sunday Mrs. Abbott said sunday
afternoon that they expected TO take the
Doctor 10 Brooklyn Monday and pace
him under the care OF DR.. J. +. Conkling'
their family physician. and that ne ex-
pected TO preach in Plymouth pulpit next
Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
United synod Southern Lnthernns.

STANTON. VA. September 23.-(Spe-
cial)-The United Synod OF Southern
Lutherans has adjourned. The next tri-
ennial session will be held In 1895. the
place to be hereafter selected by the
officers Of the synod.
The question OF instituting another the
illogical seminary was not settled. but
II was determined for the present to re-
inforce the faculty at the existent GEM
mary at Newberry. S. c.
The Rev. T.. 7. Horn. Rev. r. c. Hol-
land. Rev. William l.. Darr. Rev. G.
a. Marks. Rev II. $. Winegord. Rev.
NJ. G. g. Scherer. and Messrs. a. L. Hen
KEEL. Absoiom Kerner. II. s. Trout, G.
G.. Heling George II. Cromer, and a. j..
Haltiwanger were made a Board OF Di-
rectOrs and instructed TO devise a plan
to increase the seminary endowment
fund by $4,000.
The Southside Board Company. OF Win
ston. n. c.. and j. G. Seegers. Of Column
bia. S. C., who } offered free sites for
the proposed seminary. were rendered
votes OF thanks.
The Rev. Or. f. I. Horn was made
delegate to the general council. and the
Rev. G.. W. Holland delegate to the
General Lutheran Synod.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
run OVER AND KILLED.
Zen overheard and WAS Drowned
coed Roads Delegates.

norfolk. VA. September 23.-(Spe-
o.a! a youth named Walter Morrissiett.
atot l' years old. an employee of the
Narok an! southern railroad. while
s'td.ug 90 The steps Of the tender of an
'naue ~ ,aat road near the wharf in
kehl'y about $50 o'clock this morning.
mss bus footing, fell. and was run
over ani KILLED by the tender. Deceased
VS. native 0f Camden county. n. c.
DROWNED.
John Wallace. OF Jersey City. second
engineer OF the ocean tug Margaret j.
anilrI. Was lost overheard between 2
'hI O'Clock Sunday morning near Lower
hitH4on. James river. The Sanford was
Bound from Richmond 10 New York.
".ih mui-scows In tow. Ii Is not known
bow the accident occurred. as Wallace
was not seen to fall overheard and was
a'' missed until some little time after
wards.
GOOD ROADS.
Ile following committee from the Bust
i.o Mems Association has been appoint
81 u. attend the convention OF the Nir-
f.t.4 state GOOd-Roads Association to be
iri In Richmond on October 10th: W.
O.. Cobb chairman. :. s Nottingham. a.
s. oNeul. Dr. III. G. Bradford. Joseph
T. Duke. and ex-offtcio. Colonel +. NJ.
Henry. president. and Major c. Pickett,
secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
Mean temperature.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. September 9.-Stocks
ruled strong to-day. owing to a general
belief that the gold shipments are over
for the season. The statements ny
Lazard Freres to this effect and the In
crease in the supply Of commercial bills.
while slight, tend TO confirm his theory.
The favorable report of the Northwest
road for August, and rumors OF another
advance in the price OF Anthracite coal
assisted the upward movement. London,
which has been more or less Indifferent,
bought some 81. Paul. but IN the late
trading parted with some Atchison and
Reading, which. however, was quickly
absorbed.
Business during the early session was
quite active. and the improvement I'm the
usually prominent stocks, which ranged
from IA to per cent. was well dis
tributed. The greatest gains. however
were I'm the Specialties and Industrials.
Panhandle especially. rose 3-Sgl-2 on the
news that dividends will be resumed
shortly. The Industrials, however. were
the most active. Sugar. ChicaSp Gas. and
Distiliing, and Cattle-Feeding having
figured for a, 200 3210o. and $500 shares.
respectively. Sugar opened 3-S higher. at
lO7. rose to 100 3-s and closed at 100 Is
For a long time the bears on the stock
have been dwelling on the poor business Of
stock steadily. In the mean time the
concern has been gradually raising the
price OF refined. and to-day announced
another advance. Some of the smaller
bears became alarmed at this, and started
in to cover and the rise noted above
followed.
Chicago Gas was another strong spot
and moved up to II 3-s. Rumor had 1t
that Ex-Governor Flower will be promi-
nent in the directory OF the company
when reorganized in conformity with the
law of Illinois. Distilling was more ac-
tive and on covering or a long outstand-
ing short interest rose i l-2nl "a
The other Industrials ruled quiet and
firm. Pacific Mail was weaker on reports
of a hitch In the negotiations with the
Panama railroad. Inc STOCK Iell 10
81 1-4Q31 is.
Speculation closed strong, with prices
az or near the best Of the day. Net
changes show advances of II TO 2 "a per
cent. Panhandle preferred, however, ad.
yanced l-2: Pacific Mail lost 2 ga.
The sales for the day were o57,377
shares. Of which 2l0S3 were listed and
49, 524 unlisted.
Bonds were higher. Sales footed up
81. 600,o00
Treasury balances: Coin. s9l.ls.s72; cur
rency, S9S,i45.ioo
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at 1-2a2 per cent:
last loan at IL. and closing offered at
! 10 per cent. prime mercantile paper,
4ll5 per cent.
Bar silver, 6s 3-4c.; silver at the board
quiet.
Sterling exchange easy. with actual
business I'm bankers bills at $iSS lao
sSSl-2 for sixty days. and $4s9dA.s9 IA
for demand posted rates. Sass i-29
Hssl-2.; commercial bills. A.S Lag
Government bonds firm; State bonds
easy: railroad bonds firm.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24

- WASHINGTON, Septemper 3D.
Iran forecast for Virginia: Fair and
I'M" decidedly cooler weather; winds
shifting to northery.
For North Carolina: Generally 1air
weather: winds shifting to norther'y;
cooler weather Tuesday night.
Weather Conditions: The barometer
has risen rapidly over the Lake regions
and central valleys. and it has fallen ra-
mildly AT Rocky mountain stations. IL Is
highest over the Central Mississippi VAL
lev and is low north Of New England
and north OF Montana.
Local showers have prevailed In the
Ohio and Lower Mississippi valleys.
The weather is generally clear in all
districts.
The temperature continues high over
,be Atlantic coast. and has risen In the
regions west of the Mississippi II Is
about 20 degrees cooler in the Ohio Val
lev the Lake regions. and Western Ten
nessee. The cool wave Will extend east
ward. and will be felt on the Atlantic
coast tomorrow as far south as North
Carolina. and be attended by generally
fair weather and northerly winds. The
,emnerature will rise slowly from the
Ohio Valley westward to the Rocky noun
tains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 1895.

week. Reviews. ST. hogsheads. against 7W
hogsheads last week.
The sales from January list. this year,
to date, show an increase OF 1887 hogs
and 4f,l5t hogsheads. over sales In 1898
Offerings of Burley for the week:
This Week. Last Week.
Old and rev CROP. .2,0Sf 3voo
Smokers.-The proportion OF red was I'M
usually large, together with large guam
tity OF very mixed, green trash. when
sold under Dc. while more UNIFORM ana
desirable sold at &C. 10 i-zc. LOT .rasn,
they were fairly well sustained, but l-2c.
lower than lately. On the other hand.
colory and bright were scarcer tnan ever
and when an occasional hogsnead APP
peared IL was taken at OUTSIDE nsures.
Red Fillers.-Trash and common were IN
very large supply. and grades from i-s
10 l-9c Talriy well sustained: from l.!
TO 7c, they were dull and negiected, anu
led TO many reflections. or the better
grades, offerings were extremely nsnt, w
fair demand. and. in the case OF rev
exceptionally fine hogsheais OF clear. red
leaf. which sold at 10 80 TO @c.
Colory and bright filters ana cut,lns
were hardly to be met with, ana wh, "a
offered sold fully up TO Quotatiohs-uP W
25c., for select leaf.
The French Reggie buyers bid freeiy on
what were suitable. and got the cheapes'
tobacco OF the season, at IL to &c. Con-
tnental Tugs easy.
The general impression appears 10 De
that, considering the prospect for large
and good crop OF 1925 Burley. and con-
rally, there Is nothing 10 warrant the nope
for higher prices OF Burnley this season
and only a few specialties. with me coior'
are likely 10 remain very strong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
Declared Null and Void.

STANTON. VA. September 23.-(Spe-
cial)-A the instance OF Knabe e. Co.
the piano manufacturers. the Hastings
Court has declared null and void the
trust deed made last winter by the trus-
tees of the Wesleyan Female In
stitute, and erjoins Reeves Gait, trustee
under said conveyance. from executing
the terms Of the deed. on the suggestion
OF Knabe & Co.. however Reeves Gait
is made receiver Of the property.
President Hamill issues a card saving
that the school will continue. and in
voking the courage and confidence Of
the schools friends
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
Estimating "a Horses Height.

The Arabs have two methods of estl'
mating the height to which a colt Will
grow. the first being 10 stretch cord
from the nostrils over the ears and down
along the neck. and compare this mea-
surement with that from the withers
TO the feet. and the other method being
10 compare the distance between the knee
and the wlthers with that from the knee
TO the coronet In the first method II
is considered that a colt will grow NJ
much taller as the first measurement
exceeds that VI the second. and the Sc
cond method II the proportion IL rs two
10 one. the horse will grow no taller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24

dresses and sumptuous dinner will be
served. Special trains win be run at
greatly reduced rates from Salisbury. Md.
10 Cape Charles. and the steamer Will
bring over many visitors from Norfolk.
Hampton. Old Point. and the regions
round about. A great crowd In expected,
and Il IL thought the occasion will be
one OF the greatest ever witnessed In
this section. The meeting will be un-
der the auspices OF the Harmanson-
West Camp OF Confederate Veterans OF
the Eastern Shore OF Virginia.
During the past week the weather has
been the hottest for September within
the memory Of living men. The Their
mometer on several occasions was above
81 at sunrise. and even higher than this
after sunset. Added TO this. the nosqui-
toes have descended In great swarms
to make existence stu more intolerable.
At this writing the end is not yet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
GIVEN FIVE YEARS.
M Verdict In the Phillips Forgery
Cases.
r,rcx ny A RAILROAD TRAIN.


..prDrRICKSBURG, VA. September
.. .s,e.aD-Frank Phillips. who was
-.~.l..ei from Connecticut upon the
,..e. ~ forgery. was arraigned in the
l.-..-,tior court to-day. and upon his
. o, guilty 20 two indictments was
., live years in the penitentiary. the
.... ro, leaving their seats. This term
'..,risanmcnt was agreed upon by the
.....-,onwealth and Phillips's counsel In
.... q the other nine cases a nolle pros
,,g. vas entered.
v- John Curtis OF King George coun-
o., while attempting to drive two-horse
..,.,r across the Richmond, Fredericks-
,..,, and Potomac railroad tracks to-day
...- Pctitts min. had one OF his horses
,n.l and the other badly injured. and
,. r.msclf was thrown out, narrowly es-
..,.rr being instantly killed
4 MYSTERIOUS ASSAULT.
ras, nicht as Mr.. II. Winter was about
...,e his store he was suddenly seized
e-.r- behind by some unknown person.
t r,qdc a desperate effort TO choke
3D.. d. death. As II was, Mr.. Winter re-
....ttI several severe bruises, ana out
e. his determined efforts 10 free himself
,e..rt no doubt have been seriously. III
, fatally. injured. \ reward for the
.-..,f n his assailant has been ohered.
officer John Larkin. while taking pri-
.--.- to Jail last night, was suddenly
emitted hy the prisoner with stick.
..l while the officer was attempting 10
1.jb his assallant the latter escaped.
4 SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
This afternoon. while Mr.. Wilson Lee
ami SIR. Edgar Payne were at work on
d.. ..aNod repairing a house for Mr. David
vrsh. the scaff0ld broke. throwing both
>. th- ground Mr.. Lees back was badly
srralne8. and Mr. Fayne's left ankle was
t.suc8ted
SIR Richard Murphy. highly esteemed
r.z,n n the county and Justice OF the
q..-. FOR Chancellor District, died. after
"a brief illness Of typhoid-fever, yesterday
morning He leaves a wife and five
clltreu
Nr4 Minor Sullivan. a well-knOwn and
respected Christian lady. died at her
D. me. In Stafford county. Saturday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
s MURDEROVs ASSAULT.
knocked Scnscless In the Road ana
Robbed.

CilRlSTIANSBURG. VA, September
= ,Spocial) clint Allen, from Now
.a Aitl. Franklin county. who had been
working In the Flat Top coal fields. was
returning 20 his home and stopped last
ight az Radford. This morning he was
joined by two negroes who said they
We're going 90 Floyd county. When the
PARTY reached the top Of Pilot Mountain
ellen was suddenly assaulted. knocked
serseess. and robbed Of So. his watch
tii chain and "a new suit OF clothes
49, was found some time afterwards and
'.r'I for Although he received terri
i- bow across the forehead. he was
able In a few hours TO resume his Jour
hrv The negroes escaped. and his de-
s.iipilon Of them is so imperfect that II
b. hardly possible they will be captured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24

aTHE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS
Supplied under Royal Warrants to
Her Majesty the Queen Of England,
and to His Royal Highness the Prince
of Wales.

Mr.. A. l.. ST. John. a citizen of
Oregon, Wis, in an interview had
with ID. +. Williams. OF the Oregon
Observer on the 9Th day OF May, 1895,
said: For a long time / have been
more or less troubled with dyspepsia.
Having considerable hard work 10 do,
n | followed the cravings Of my
appetite u was sure 10 result In
those terrible. distressing pains CT the
stomach. When in the most
agony l would endeavor TO obtain
partial relief by some grandmother
treatment. which. II OF any benefit.
was to strengthen the Imagination
that the distress was trifie less.
A, times | have suffered intensely.
While visiting my sister Cora
was recommended to try Ripans
Tabules, which ! soon discovered
were A blessing TO mankind. Now
am never without them, and am
n,eased TO recommend them as
eodsend to those troubled with
dyspepsia"
R,nans Tabules are sold by druggists.
., Nv mail. II the price G0c. box) ID
oepf 10 the Ripans Chemical Company.
No. 10 Spruce street, New York. Sample
vial, ioc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
Patrick Democrats Nominate.

STUART, VA. September 23.-(Special)
The Democrats of Patrick county to-day
nominated T.. L. Barnard for the House
of Delegates. He is prosperous and in
telligent farmer. and will make a strong
run.
Resolutions were adopted condemning
the Walton election law and pledging
our candidate for its repeal or thorough
amendment.
Major l. G. Adams is the Republican
candidate. He is a wealthy man. and was
formerly County Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA. September %. 1895.
No auction sales. Private sales: Filters,
Il: wrappers, Is: smokers A. dark-ieaf, Z;
western. q Total 6s hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites, S,73i65: tobacco, r.5l3.l7. Total, &c.
PASS
Private trading was fairly good for a
Monday. and prices opened at last weeks
closing prices on all grades.
MI F. X. Victor is again attending
business, after a long and severe at
tack OF typhod-feyer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
Supreme Court of Appeals.

STANTON, September 23.-tSpecial)-
The proceedings OF the Supreme Court
Of Appeals to-day were as follows:
Harris's Administrator VS.. the Chesa-
peakc and Ohio railway. Argued and
submitted.
Miller VS.. Miller. Submitted on briefs.
Patterson VS.. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company. Continued 10 next
term.
Snck VS.. Valley Mutual Life Associa-
ton. Submitted on briefs.
Deacon VS.. Wheeler Dismissed.
Columbian Accident Association vs.
Hockey. Continued 10 next term.
Allemong VS.. Gray ct ais. Partly ar
gued and laid over for tomorrow.