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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05
PASTOR RECEIVES.

Rv DE- W. l.. : hiurlur and wife ten
lie. cd a reception to Tho congregation Of
ST paui's NJ. i. Church 1T the parsonage
GU West Seventh street last night A do
lighitul evening was spent in manner
such lis the members OF st. Ianrs know
hos.
Tho parsonage was decorated pre.tiiy
for the reception, AND Tho guests vera RI
ceivcd b; Dr.. and Mrs. Murray. The even.
ing was spent III II very enjoyable manner,
many vocal musical and literary srlec-
tons being given. Sociabi!ity was para
mount. Later in tho evening The guests
vert invited 10 parpke Of refreshments in
tho at rac.v"ly ornnmnntel iining-rcnm,
where the youns women gracefully assist
Oh IN serving.
Nearly tho entire membership Of s..
Puul1 was represented AT the reception,
and samuel j.. Bnynard aud l.. II. Hanna
assisted DE- Murray in welcoming the
quests.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05

An lrew McManu5 WAS charged in TITO
city court this noon with be ng drunk and
disordnrly. He was fined Il and costs. The
disorder occurred on ths train Hn was
fined for being drunk. Hn was unable to
tnks care Of timsalf If or he was ejocted
from the train.
Annie Andrews was fned 81 for being
drunk. She wa, OF her way to tho h0,pt.
table. She had II bottle il her possession.
Charles Smith. colored wins charged
with tho larceny of two pairs Of suspend.
e!s from Samuel Gr.eubauu's Store. Hv
wns allowed to GO
John Schultz who was charged with
assault ana battery on his wife was
allowed to 60 to his home Both To land
his wife must STOP drinking and take care
OF thoir children.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05
THE SNAP MULE.
Times When He Is Quicker Than
Chafn LightninR.

"The popular impression that the mule
Is slow beast, like most generalizutions
of the kind, Is conducive to error, for II
there is anything quicker than well
trained snap mule for ono have never
seen it, The speaker was u man who has
employed mule teams by the thousand on
leycc and railroad contracts
1.-THE snap mule, as you may or may
not know, Is u sort of FREQ lance about the
dredging work.. whose duty it is TO snap
on in front Of a scraper team to give the
final jerk that will set the filled scIaper in
motion. As there Is but one snap mule to
20 teams, dispatch is necessary, and it Is
next to marvellous how the otherwise stupid
beast learns to know the exact moment to
pull. He concentrates his entire muscular
energy in that momentary effort, and
something has got to move. The instant
he feels motion in the load he relaXcs his
effort and is passed on to the next team.
The snap mule Is driven by very long lines
that pass back over the team to the driver,
who walks behind. Not long ago We had
Il big green negro on one of tho scrapers
up in one of the Yazoo levre camps. Tho
first morning out the new negro got
good scrapcr load, and when it came his
turn to snap the extra lines We're passed
back to him, and, not knowing what tn
do with them, hn swung them over his
head and let them lodge firmly on his
shoulders The team mules, chcered on
by the vigorous language of the driver.
slowly braced themselves for the pull.
When the precise moment arrived, treElor
naSsed through tho SNAP mules frame
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05
Skad Boat Damaged,

The stamer Millie X. R;dgway which
plies to his city with shad from down
river points WAS slightly damaged yes er.
day.
While backing out from Shipley street
wharf the vessel co.idcd with the Iron rail
ing on Market street bridge and sustained
considerable damage. Part of her rigging
and upper works were carried away and
two large blocks were lost overheard, Not
withstandius his the vessel proceeded out
the Christiana The bridge was nos dam
ed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05
Two Months I.icenle Fees,

Clclk Of the Peace Foard this nv mi -
turned over to State 4 casurer Ball =
5yG.26, bsng The iicenco 5000 for Feb VA
ami March. The amount WAS divided s
follows:
Inn or tavern, 20, 100; special ina or tav-
EN-, 500; retailer 10 soil liquor, 500; Cd
der, 50; merchants yearly, sljJs!; ner-
chants six months, NJ 81; manulacl urers
70 lrly. ;l?6 G2; manufacturers, & mon HI,
10; auctionoors, $50; brokers. $40; circus.
81 o; doc ors $780, duutsts, S.! 80; oati, q
houses, $50; lawyers, sG0i real estate, slro,
8 allions and Jacks, $50; Inarriag .s $50
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05
The NEW TRIO TREATMENT
Hold Dollars, Regain Health, Natures
Relief Sure, Common Sense vs..
Medical MystiCS.

The Trio treatment is an advance upon
all modern methods, and will SUPERB 40
HON, for it is the most rational aud logt-
cal
!. 1t is called Trio because man is o
triple being tis maker is irune)
>. Because Ihroc leading elemon arc
used. which make II combined attack on
tho common foo and thus end tho war.
These cleanse and tone the system, bal
nnce the circulation and put man in night
relations with nature.
1t also gives tho ounce of prevention, tho
philosophers Stone, which hits the con-
tury mark. This remedy Is easily applied
and gives quick raiof in ciir"niC and acute
disorders Of the throat lung ljvar, kid
noys. stomach blood, nerve, heart, al 30
dyspepsia, piles, constipation, cht!is, fever,
etc. To know how TO use it some say is
worth $4,000. Address, q b. Ware, Box
o delaware City, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05
Drop Drugs.
Cure.

Drugs and diseases multiply together
Their name is legion. When drugs euro
the disease they XIII tho patient. II they
cast out one damon they lonvr another,
sometimes seven. | charge upon drugs
one half tn" suhI"u deaths that shock US
daily OnC.half tho putnnt medicines
mot tOniCsj are patent mardorers,
Your doctors say sAaa them. for they
hurt you ard lis purse.
Chronic d1scrs never get well and are
short-lival. Drug medication i, doomed
Tho electric car Of ur"yress and tho ray
viii leave it in the dark ages
have ass aloh nature in her remedial
effort forty years wIthnutl It,
We shall LurO y medical Us well rs moral
millouiam, Try the Trio. Don't delay.
win ,snh ln'r,t-Ii-ht. aud full details by
mail for 80 With appliances if needed,
s. OD.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05
Water GumIni 5 sion,

Tho Water Commission yestsaday after
noon received reports That delinquent
water users had settled their accounts.
Upon request OF Patrch Fahey n fro
plug was ordered placed at Third aud
Council streets.
A, :. Reed & Bro. Company made re.
quest for water connection on franklin
street north of GiIpn Avenue. l: wa t.e-
cided TO lay an s-iuCh wafer main from
Delaware avenue to Sh.llcros, avenue IN
A :. Reed Il BIO, Co Will then be.
given the connection asked for.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05
Clerical brotherhood

There was meeting OF the Clerical
Brotherhood ut Bshopstead yesterday az
ternOou
Bishop Coleman read paper on "Pro-
viucial System Of the Church" lilo gave
u history OF thu actions of several general
conventions In reference to the matter.
He pre8ented IN argument In favor Of the
system. This was followed by general
discussion.
Arrangements were made for the Sum
day School Institute to be held IN Now
Cas- 10 on AIrli 20 Those present ut tho
meeting were Archdeucun Hall, tho Roy.
II. A. Henry, Il X Miller DR.. Munson,
A. i. LEXIS, A. II Phelps William
Schouler. II w. Cunningham, W. J.
Wilkie and Dr. jeff, rla
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05

MASTER Francis Ford was surprised on
Monday uight when Il party comprising
about thirty young friords cnlei at his
home at the roruar OF Third and Jefferson
stron to spend the evening. | was tho
twelfth anniversary OF hi, birth and the
gathered in lho palor and Spent Il rlca3.
ant Time wi h music anu games. Among
those present were: Francis Ford. Ja eph
higgins. lhorana Greeley. john Taylor,
Francis Mayu.rc, larry Taylor, john Me-
Noigh, DAME McNriEh, John Gilhrlie,
Mnrtin Duniap, William Cook, HeorRo
Lynch, Harry Fa"ra, Rhph Mcguire,
Ferry kcinio. Clarence Mapugnn, MISSES
Josephine Nltturn, CIo,a Leads, Pearln
Luz Beatrice Fleming, Annie Greeley,
Annie Gallagher, lt.ha Fleming. Der In
l.rre, K,uie Quigley Leah Gllbrldc, L.zzie
u cNinsun, Marie McGolrick, Edna Magui-
gan, Maggie McLiUiick.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05
Too Old to Like New Ways.

Uncle James Sllghtam and wife, good
old fashioned couple living over in Liber-
ty township, Macon county, have done
their cooking for tho past 55 years In the old
brick fireplnce, the same method that was
employed by the pioneers in the carly part
of tho century. The other day their chill
drcn surprised them by sending to the
house u magnificent modern steel range,
which was put up solidly by the work men. /
Tho old people stood 1t two days, then had
it removed to the smckchouse and went
back to their old fireplace tn do their cook j.
ing, because IL was "more convenient and
the meals seemed to taste better cooked BY
1t. - Kansas City Times.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05

Tho Truckers" IN organization COM
posed oil young society people, guvo an ell.
j yuble bail in the drawing room of tho
New Century Club las evening. On the
stage. behind halae Of ve,durc, Cooks
Orchestra OF fhilaioipbi,, was stationed,
and Furnished delightful nu ic for The
murry walzcrs Al tho ia hiOnable folk
W ,rn tho:o 10 grac" the affair Al II 20
r'ciuck stag cutil!io was Civ, IL Tho fay
o"s bciug very handsome. Later in the
evoAiug II sup o. was served.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05
Arrested At Milford.

Deputy Marshal james H. Clark arrest
cd Air-. Mary Ciondaui1. of Nili'ufu l.
morning on the charge u! sending ob.ce @
mail matter through the Pos Office. l 10
alleged that on January - :.
ell u letter of that sor. at Milford dir cited
Ia Miss Lydia l.. Halves trained nur: g. Of
N. 1854 Montgomery Avy ue fhlsuAel-
pima. Shs will DO giv,n II h"n.'" Jeiorc
Commissioner Smith this afternoon
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05

Mrs. Hacke,t will In the future mako
her home With her daughter In Marcus
Hook. d.
Mrs. Lizzie Grubb aud son Ellison, Of
this city, nave been tho guess OF the for
met's sister. Miss Hannah Chanco,in Mar
Gus Hook.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Guyer and
daughter have returned from visit to
Mr.. and NJ g. Frank ID. Marshall In Lin
wood.
Messrs. Hanrahnn, Hayes, Beckley, Van'
degrlft and Hubbard left to-day for Penns-
grove, where they will spend several days
at the Riverside Club House.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05
AEuRNIlU2E REVIEWER

That enable any person with but Title
Practice to mako shabby or od-looking
furniture to look brign. and new LOOKING
at an cxprr SO of but |, few cents Is old bv
James NJ. d van Il Son. lO7 West Eighth
street under the brand Hygenis Furniture
Polish which we guarantee to be II
thoroughly honest furniture polish. Moth
ing equals it for polishing and cleaning
urEiture.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05
brought Suits

The directors Of the Newport Turnpike
Company have brought suit against sever
al 1t tho commuters for toll fer the last
years which the commuters clnrn thov
Aayc paid, The suit has Eecn he means OF
fuisins considerable bad blood and the
q, mint r, intend to fight tho matter in
the Court. They claim thai the accounts
Nave been kept so loosely that tho Come
tnny don. know where they stand
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05

Tho Rev n. A, Muckcy of Bit!m ,re-
Md, will preach sermon Thurtt ay ov I.
ming in the Union Church on Froncn
street between Eighth and Ninth, from
the text; The sun Does Move" Both
white ard co.ored people nro Invited TO att
t.nl. The truth of the gospel Will con-
found Tho teaching Of Scientists. Mr..
Mackcy who also claims the litlo OF R>v.
will also bu present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05
Killed On The Rail.

Tho body Of an unknoan man was
found along tho Is. & o. railroad early
this morning. Coroner Vnndegrlft has
charge of tho corpse and will communt.
ca.c with the parties whose cards wera
found on it, OIe arm was torn from It's
socket anil his head was nearly cut of. Ho
was nttiird In q neat suit OF clothus aud 10
is prrSlmol that ho lost his life while try.
ing to board train. An inquest will DO
La. IL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05

Tho Junior Vaudeville Cub of this city
will Givcr minstrel en ortninment in tho
Yorklyn School House on Wednesday
evening, April IL Tho cub consists OF
sixteen young mcu and an excellent pro-
gram will be rendered.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05
YOUNG MOTIIERN

Group is tho terror of Thousands Of young
mothers because it's outbreak - 50 ego l,hlns
sumption Cures like magic IN cases of Group.
II has never been l.uown to full TIC worst
eases relieved Immediately. Price 2jc, 6O,, 81
Sold hy n. b. Dnnlorth Second and Ma:kes
sir
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05
Portraits for Federal Court Room.

A movement is on foot to have por rats
painted Of the late Judge Bradford and
Judge Walo,. Tho idea Is to have than
hung on the western wall of thu uniIed
States court room ut tho back OF tho
Judges beach. Several lawyers when
spoken to concerning the matter said that
ii would be an appropriate tablet to the
memory Of the two hpnorsd jlrists.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05

Charles Ii. Sasse sailed from New
York to-day on the White Star line
steamer Majestic, for Liverpool
He is on his way to Paris, where
he will spend the summer as Tie
nritatc secretary OF Ferdinand
R1ureDtha1
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05

The second Of series of ca-ds parties
for h" benefit Of the Homeopu hic Ho pi.
tai viii be given at the Now Century Cub
building on Monday evening. Both seven
and Iniir hardrd uuchro will ho played, and
players will be allowed to select the game
which they desire to enter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05
BARRIERS BALL.

The fret annual bill Of tho Barriers
Protective Associa ion will DO givan in
Ellen Hail this evening. The commit Ne
have spared no efforts 10 make The affair
II success and an chi yablc time is anlici-
pa>.d Tickets admitting two ladies' and
one gentleman uru ono dollar.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05

Cards ar" ont announcing the engage.
mcnt Of N So Title NJ Baker to Isaac w
bowers Inc wedding will take place on
Apri! j., ut ha home Of tho brides uncle
A II. Dennis, 9l5 Eas, Third street. They
will u II % their home at Sll Wust Seventh
street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05

! Tho -. juscphs' Industrial School band
which fave q concert In It. Francis Hail.
Baltimore, on Saturday night, md IN thI,
Sitg last night returned TO Clayton this
ynorniW ihoy played ,cycla! sulr c.ious,
while "a; ,hc depot,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05

A boy by tho nam, Of Young residing
on Fast Fourth near I.ombnrd street, WAS
run over by u team near his homo this
morning He escaped with several
Srrutghoys
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05
UOOTES- MARI.

Tho wedding Of Henry Hooton and Miss
Elizabeth Mari, will take place at the
home of ths bride, Brooksile Farm, Pa,
Tomorrow They will reside at Sixth and
Monroe streets this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05
Admitted TO Practice.

Alfred $. Polk nf Georgetown YVES upo
motion of District Attorney Var degri 1t
admitted to practice in the United StateA
court today
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05
nAppIAGES.

MIILRE- RoDaERS-On the evening OF
March 20, at tie residence 81 the brides
parents, h25 snyder avenue, Phiiadelphin,Pa.
by lev J. Wesley sullivan, pastor OF talya
ry Baptist Church, Charles J. miller and
Maggie Rodgers, daughter Of Captain VIM.
]. KOdgers both Formerly Of NoIfOlk, Va,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05

In the course of few days application
" IL by made to Secretary OF S.a,o Hughes
rnr tho whiskey trust. Tho company wit
he known as the Pennsylvania and Mary
land Pure Rye Distilling Company with u
Capitalization of $40 tpSD 00O
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05
Charged with Larceny.

John Maloncy was arrested this morn.
ing on the charge Il larceny of II lot OF
chain the property Il tho Diamond State
Iron Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05

Tomorrow promises to ba fair aud
ra.hcr warmer. Somewhat similar condi-
lions will probably prevail Oil Friday.
Tho thermometer at W, &. TaylOr's
dru. store, 80? King street, registered TO-
day ms follows:
Z o'cloci, lOo'clock 10 clock
"a 40 40
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05
4" Christian Endesyor Convention.

Tho executive committee OF the win
rnlngton Christian Endeavor Union Lash
night arranged for holding the ann aI
convention in ,hs First Preibyto
Church on April s5.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05


There will DO meeting OF the Republic
can City Committee at tho Lincoln Club,
Kin. street above Ninth, Friday night at
which action will be taken concerning the
coming city election.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-05

The Newport Lawn Tennis Clab elected
their officers for tho ensuing year On Mon
day.
The age-herald., 1899-07-21
zg.szs asssssgsss4sSxSFsEaEESzs sssz
WOMAN AND SOCIETY.
 BY ANNIE KENDRTCK WALKER
5 atlsgsrsEsx s2ssss gscsNs

left yesterday to attend house party near Columbus, Miss.
 Mrs. H. c. Vaughan leaves today to visit relatives in her old home, Florence, Ala.
 &4s
 MT. and Mrs. s. R. Keesler en route from Atlantic City to their home in Mississippi are the guests of MT. and Mrs. G. F. Har- rington, North Highlands for a few days. Miss Sada Hawkins has gone to Louis- vile to spend the balance of the summer with relatives.
 Miss Roberta Hawkins is visiting rela- tiyes in Franklin, Tenn.
 The members of the Country club have sent out invitations for the opening of their club house or Wednesday evening, July 26, from to 12 o'clock.
 Mrs. William P. G. Harding and her daughter Elizabeth Harding, will leave to- day for Blount.
 Mir Owen Brown is at Poughkeepsle, N Y.
 Mrs. Edward w. Barrett is spending the week at Roseland, near Eufaula, where she is the guest of Bishop ard Mrs. H. M Jackson.
 Mrs. Wyndham Mason and Misses Fannie May Mason and Lizzie Morris Mason, left yesterday for Ocean Beach.
 Mrs. James Going and her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Going, have returned from Liv- ingston.
 Mrs. Sarah Mcqueen, of Eutaw, is the guest of her son, MT. William Mcqueen. She will go to Blount the first of August. MT. and Mrs. Charles Elliott Carper will leave in a few days for Michigan.
 Miss Annie Nelson, of Selma, will arrive in Birmingham Saturday and will be the guest of Miss Mignon Conner.
 Mrs. Harry Harsch and her children lert yesterday for Red Boiling Springs, Tenn. Mrs. Harsh was also accompanied by her sister,
 MT. Harvey Brigham is spending several days in Florida.
 MT. Breckenridge Musgrove returned last night from New York.
 Everybody in Birmingham remembers pleasantly, beautiful little Miss Annie Cor man, daughter of Major w. P. German, now resident in Montgomery. She was the sweetest and loveliest of all the sweet
The age-herald., 1899-07-21
BESSEMER
Funeral of an Infant Miners Return to
 Work at Smiths

Bessemer, July 20.-(Special) )-The funeral Thomas, who died yesterday, took place this afternoon from the family residence in Nineteenth street.
 Despite the fact that the officials at the Smith and Raimund mines have denied that they were having any trouble with the miners, it is well known here that during the week there has been great dissatisfac- tion among the men who have talked con- stantly of a strike. A bill posted at Rai- mund early in the week calling on the men to quit work, came near precipitating a strike, but it was promptly torn down. It is not known who posted it.
 All is serene at the pmines now. The men are at work and are apparently content
 The following card has been received here by the friends of William McArthur, elder son of P. McArthur, formerly superinten- dent of the big pipe works: MT. and Mrs. Fred H. Haley announce the marriage of their daughter, Lou Tullis to MT. Will Me- Arthur Tuesday evening, July Il, 1S99 St. Louis. At home after August l. Mt. Yer non, Ill.,"
 Mr. McArthur Is very we'll known here having resided here with his parents for a number of years.
 Dr. Frank M Prince and his daughter, Mrs Harry Carter, of Johns, returned this afternoon from Tuskaloosa where they had been to attend the funeral of Dr. Princes stepmother Mrs. Lavinia Prince, who died at that place yesterday at an advanced age.
 Linton Lodge, Knights of Pythias, will have a big meeting tonight, having eight candidates to receive the first and second degrees.
 Dr. T. F. Robinson goes to Blount Springs tonight on brief visit
 The Rev. and Mrs. Harris D. Kirk of Nashville, are in town and will visit rela- tives here for about two weeks.
 John H. Goodapple, of Chattanooga, has been given a position as assistant under Superintendent w. l.. Perkins at the big pipe works.
The age-herald., 1899-07-21

young singers of Birmingham eight or ten years ago. A leading western newspaper printed last Sunday Miss Germans por- trait, and made the statement that her photograph would be exhibited at the Paris exposition next year alongsidwe the three who are esteemed the most beautiful American women. Miss German is dis tnctly an extremely pretty young woman, and no sweeter voice than hers. rings in Alabama.
 A dance will be given at Lakeview to- night, the arrangements for which are be- ing made by Brett Brown.
 Miss Sarah Shaw and Miss Ellen Smaw, of Greensboro, were in the city yesterday, but returned to Blount Springs in the af- ternoon, where they are spending the sums mer.
The age-herald., 1899-07-21
GOODWATER
Judgment Against Probate Judge fol
 Overcharging in Mortgage Gases

Goodwater, July speciaL)-Attorneys w. M. Lackey and D. H. Riddle have just returned from Ashland, Clay county, where they went to try a test case against the judge of probate and his bondsmen for knowingly charging and receiving greater or higher fees than are allowed by law for recording mortgages.
 They say that they obtained judgment against the judge of probate, M ". What ley, and his bondsmen, for the overcharge. The suit was in favor of White & Spigener, of Goodwater, and they have a suit against the judge to recover the statutory penalty of fifty dollars in each case where he has made the overcharge against them and it amounts to $3,20O.
 They claim that hundreds of suits will be filed against the judge and his bondsmen and will, in all probability, ruin the bonds- men, as the judge is insolvent and the cost in each case will amount to more than $10 Two of the judges bondsmen made appli- cation for discharge and this will necessi- tate the making of a new bond which in all probability cannot be made in Clay county.