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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1906-01-03
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The lady witness had become quite
picturesque in her testimony, and the
attorney had called her down in a way
that had made her mad all over. Con
fine yourself to facts if YOU please,
madam he said in conclusion Very
we'll, she replied tartly You are no
gentleman. How does that strike your"
I .ondon Iit-Bits
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1906-01-03
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL

ITdiII NO. . dTFIV6S frO1n Chicago at 3:32 o. m
daily, except Sunday.
Train No 80 arrives from Milwaukee at
D. m. daily except Sunday.
Train No. 20 arrives from Chicago and departs
for Madison at $50, .. III. except Sunday
No 80 arrives from Milwaukee and departs
for Madison at 9:1U a. M, except Sunday.
No: arrives from Chicago at 3.15 p. a., daily
eXcest Sunday.
Sunday train from Milwaukee arrives here AT
9 :45 a. IN. Returning, departs at $40 .. III.
*ThiS train stops at WATERFOWL Junct. only.
GEORGE w. WEBB, A emit.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1906-01-03
MAILS CLIO Sc.

walls CLOS Sc.
Mails close at the Post-Offce as follows;
EAST. WEST NORTH SOTTTH
900 a. M 1920 p. ms 2:2O p. ms 1880 D. m.
200 p. m.* 900p. me- 90Op.m. 900 p. m.
4:45 p. ms
900 p. m.
Watertown and Madison, 8:55 a. M, Is D. m :.
Pfpersvile. Affection, Pennington and Ebene.
ger, 7;30 a. ms
Lebanon. 700 a. NJ
Grellton, Thursdays and lturdays, Loo o. m.
*Except Sundays.
VIM. f. GRUETZMACHER, p. MI.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1906-01-03
Very Hot Shots.


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.
80
WV ""0O uo YOU ''i"N VI Itat?
Jersey City is telling about a hanued
man who gave a signal after the dron
fell. Ben. Is. OCell holds the record
fpr hat feat.
cool ono,..s a ;,s
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consumer Is donhtIao. rand, 70 vote ~
make it unanimous
Tbo..,, 10 .n, r,.;
on. 49,, , :,
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car,.iolr h..ion h,,<,
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thu ex-Gov. Odell remarked same.
tbino that rhymes with his r,,no ubon
the balloting was over.
The Sultan of Turkey does not OH
serve Christmas, but he makes nm for
if bv HAVING Mum or Of Anil foo,
days for the International powers
Some of Russia's grand dukes are
evidently acting on the theory az
pounded bv the GREAT DR. johnson
that patriotism is the last refnr-. Of th,.
scoundrel
IF ex-Premier Ralfonr real1v deOiros
to lead a ouiet retired life :, ba mich,
Oct valuabIe noi,tars f,o,n cno,
Cleveland
~
Nobodv wants his inb ona cona+
Witte has r. t.ko all tho o,sai
Mr. HYDE saws the do.,ors naro ,,ro
scribed a change and rest. The nolicv-
holders will oct the chance. Hvda al
ready has the rest
W. ono ui,,i. :.
all the n. Y. politicians are SAVING
about each other is trne every word
of it.
Bourke Cochran saws that M man
with $40. 600, 600 can be nut in .iail
Men with $10,0O0.O0 will row know
where to look for an attorney When
they get into trouble,
The Car bas issued another 1nner
i u ulase and the Rnssi.n soon -
be paving abont as mncb o++an+;o. -
it as Americans do r. the oonnou
ukases, issued bv Tom I.,wso, Of
Boston.
Uncle Joe Cannon is goino 70 a.n
a homespun suit of clothes to ma,ob
his homespun style of cratorv.
A funny man from Indiano ,as 49,
mated Senator Beveridge for President
but the Senator can see nothing funny
about it.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-12-13
How Diphtheria is Contracted.

One often hears the expression,
"My child caught a severe
cold which developed into dipht-
heria," When the truth was
that the cold had simply left the
little one particularly susceptible
to the wandering diphtheria germ.
When Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy is given it quickly cures the
cold and lessons the danger OF
diphtheria or any other germ dis
ease being contracted. For sale
by All Druggists.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-12-13

Mr. and Mrs. W. 81. Shaw of
Parkston visited in Scotland Mon
day.
Bruhn & zehnpfening, Head
quarters for Holiday Goods.
Earl Eastman came down from
Ethan to spend Sunday with Scot
land friends.
Mrs. D. K. Tomlinson was called
to Mt. Carroll, Ill, last Friday by
the death of her father.
Everything in the line of Christ
mas gifts at Bruhn & Zehnpfening.
Claus Flick threshed 10 bushels
of wheat to the acre from a field
that was broken from the sod IN
October 1905.
DR.. Stonebraker reports the ar
rival of a little son last Saturday
night to Mrs. Geo. Hum of Spring
field, who has been staying for sew
eral weeks with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J. Marchant in this city.
Christmas is coming and if you
have not selected your Christmas
gifts drop in at Bruhn & Zehnpfen.
ing's and see an up-to-date line.
II. A. Reeves, Kate Maxwell and
Carl Max will make final proof on
their claims near Belvidere on FIJI.
day of this week, and j. M. Dair
and John McAthie will prove up on
their claims near Recluse on Sat,
urday. They will all return tc
Scotland to spend Christmas.
CARPET swEEPERs! CARPET swEEPERs!
No better present for wife or daugh
ter than one of those Knobby Car
pet Sweepers on show at New Yorl
Store Often timesi it is q perplexini
question what to buy wife for XmaI
but that is easily settled provided
she has no Carpet Sweeper. SCI
the fine Selection of Knobby Style
at New York Store. 1t is vel
known we carry the best bran'
lBissels and have them in all prices
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-12-13

If "taken at the Sneeze Stage Pre-
ventics-a toothsome candy Tablet
will surely and quickly check an ap-
preaching cold or Lagrippe. When
you first catch COLOR feel il coming
on take DR.. Shops Preventics, and
the prompt effect will certainly sur
prise and please you. P~reyenfics, sure
ly supply the proverbial "oufee of pre-
vention.n Sold in sc and 25c boxes by
All Dealers.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-12-13
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of S z, Walsworth, deceased,
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
executors of the estate of S. Il. Walsworth do.
ceased, 10 she creditors of and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, to exc
them. with the necessary vouchers, With
in four months after the first publication Of,
this notiee,to lie said executors at the Office
Of JitE1es I, Meiehen at Scotland in the cean-
Dated at Scotland, South Dakota, November
S, A.. D. 1906.
FRANK ], SLY,
ALBERT EDWARD wALswoRTH,
Executors of the estate OF
S. E. Walsw1rth dsceassd
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-12-13

Hsv n p. Collins, the new past
or ii lie Presbyterian church ar
rived with his family LIST Friday
AMI Is comfortably located in the
parsonage.
The first business firm in town
to distribute 1907 calendars il unr
enterprising clothiers, john Sch
mierer & Son, AMI they are putting
out some beauties.
To have beautiful, perfect, pirk, vel,
set-like lips apply at bedtime a light
cmting of DR.. Shoop's Green Salve.
Then, next morning, notice carefully
the effect. Dry, cracked, or colorless
lips mean feverishness, ard are az well
ill appearing. DR.. Shops Green Salve
is a soft, creamy, healing ointment that
will quickly correct any skin blemish
or ailment. Get a free trial box at our
store and be convinced. Large, Glass
Jars, 25cts. All Dealers.
Mr.. A. f. Miller and Miss Ida
M. Stanton, OF Marshall, Mimi.
we're married in Yankton on Dec.
5th. Mr.. Miller has lived near Oil
vet for a number of years, but q
few weeks ago. in anticipation Of
the happy event he rented the
Cobb residence in this city which
he furnished for the reception of
his Bride, and they are now com
fortabIy located in their new home
On Tuesday afternoon of this
week Mrs. Haynes ores,a hAr
beautiful home tp HE MANY t.iends
and n%eighbprs who wished n-p.la
a few more Of those pleasant hoar-
with their genial friend, Mrs. Carrie
b. Dollard, who is about to leave.
Mrs. Dollard has been a faithful
worker in the w. G. T.. u. in
Scotland for twenty-five years nnI
the ladies feel that they are losing
their most faithful worker but tlty
{ fully realize that their loss will re
some mes else gain. An hour o,
two was spent in pleasant CONVEX.
sation, then Mrs. Dollard was pre-.
sented with a beautiful silver bak
ing dish, a slight token of the re
gard in which she is held by thu
many ladies who gave it.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-12-13
facts and figures

We have been asking you to believe that this is a good place
to come for your Christmas remembrances. We have told
you that for reasons of newness-for reasons of varlety-for
reasons of what you get for what you pay-it is useless to go
elsewhere-near or far.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-16
Equity Court No. 1
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.


Scott IS Jennings: receivers report ratified and
loase % sell certain articles granted Complainant
solicitors John RidOut and George G. Gertman.
Leesnitzer vs. Padgcft argued and submitted,
Complanau;s solicitor Edmund Burke. defendant s
solicitors, j. :. Darlington and ]. Nota Mctiin.
Griffith Is. Stewart; time to file transcript OK
tended % January 5.
Gray vs. Gray. proof ordered taken before Mar
garet N. Murray. examiner. C0mplanants s0llcl-
tors, Douglas & Douglas; Defendants solicitors.
Birney 4 Woodard.
Motions for to-day.
In re John Y. Baros bankruptcy. Attorneys
John Kid0Ut-Tuckcr & Kenyon.
No. g. Y0deT Bergman. Attorneys, c. 7.
Yodcr-Chapin Brown.
No. g. Knsbe vs.. Knabe. Attorneys, Laskey &
ScaFss-D. Rothsclild
No 6 Kosack vs. Hutchins. Attorneys. Git
tings 4 Chambcrain-B -Bundcnhurg & Brandenburg.
No. g. Alexander Alezande:. Attorneys Col
lins & Hemars-Fountain Peytou.
No. c. BE0derick Broderick. Attorneys. J. E.
Easily SMITH. X. Fasus and Wilson & Barksdale.
No. g. Cation vs. Palmer Attorneys. W. e.
Gardner and Hopeveu-Le0n T0b-iueF.
No. s.. pollet Depoilly. Attorneys, Malcolm
Hufty-W. T. Plumiey.
No s.. Elvood vs. son Dohlia Attorneys. Fox
STEPHENS.
No. =. Forrest vs.. Perry. Attorneys. Ghtings
& Chamberlain and G. F. Willians-A. A. Hoehl-
10. So Hurley vs.. Hurley. Attorney. Edward L
Gies.
No. 81. American Security and Trust Company vs.
Chew. Attoueys Nathaniel Wilson and r l.
McRcmey-F -FredrFick L. siddoas. Reginald HUide-
koper and Tucker & Kenyon
Equity Court No. =.
JUSTICE GOULD.
In re luEacy Of Bryan H. stieSneyi committee
authorized 70 sell
Hemingway vs.. Hemingway; trustee authorized to
The Washington herald., 1906-11-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No. 2oi Arthur place noTthwest-William Smith e
TX 70 Raymond Ciomei. lot g.. square 653 SO
Whitney Close-Wliam N Gain et ux % lanes
h and Elizabeth T. McEwen, lot Is. block
No l5l2 Church street northRest-AIichaeI 4. Lynch
trustee, to Alexander and Jessie W. sewan lot
50, square $50 SO.
PetWorth-ChaTies McGiley et u1 TO The Kenue-
bunk Realty Company, lots 2 and q, square
Alley, between and T, Sixth and Seventh streets
noTthwest-Charles g. Allen e AL trustees 20
Percy W Pickford, part lot ". square li2 50
Hoimead Manor-EdWina p. ChamberliH e VIZ
William y, 70 John H. Lloyd part lot p
block IS, SO. james ". Harper 70 John Il.
--.oyd, part lot 81. block Is. SO.
Thirty -nrst street northwest. between n and y
streets-Nartha '. Berry 70 Morgan R. and
james ID. Goddard part lot 4 square 1913 s. 01G
Massachusetts avenue southeast. between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets-Walter L. Wright et al
70 Julia B. and Ahcs 2. StrOm5erger, lot g.
square 1897 so.
Virginia avenue northwest, between Twentieth and
Twenty-frst streets-Edward d. Tayloe ct al 20
Patrick . Toole, lot !, square south of I0i 800
North Grounds Columbian University Emma Y. Nil
ieT e viz. Charles r.. 70 The Mutual Loan and
Investment Association lot ! and part lot 5.
block g. SO Mary j. Jordan 70 same. west half
block 80. So
long Mead0Ks-Frank : Collins to sarah J. Baden
lots l6S and l6s block q SO
81 Fifth street southeast-William l. AshdoRB et
uN 70 Henry Higham, 1F-, and Anna Msry
Higham. part original lot 5, SO
No l5lo Ninth street northwest-l0hn J. Higgins IT.
% Helen T. smith lot s.. square s65 SO
Washington Heights-Helen T. Smith e VIZ Luther
r. to Leonard ". GrOomes. part lot 10. block
3 SO
street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
William ", Miller to James Sharp, part orig
inal lot l. square 81 SO.
No. llo9 First street n0rthwest-John W Douglass
et ux. TO George h. Sisbel, lot us, square SO,
SO
Columbia Heights and Mount Pleasant and Pleasant
Piaius-Iuez j. BaIderst0n % Mary A. ConDor.
lot 2s SO
Ward place no-thwest. between Twenty-frst and
Twenty second srreets-Edward NJ Dulin e ux
70 Helen Munro. lots Is 49, and leo square
90 SO.
! street southwest. between -and-a-haif and
Sixth streets-Adrian +. Cox % William Z and
Laura L Garter. part lCt 3. square SOL SO
lie Droit Park-James I. Hutchinson and Alexander
Mckenzie trustees. 10 J. Edward Fowler. lots %
and 60 block $40.
Long MesdoWs-Winiam II. Reed 70 ux. 70 Charles
" Davis, parts lots s. and o. block ., SlgC0
Fourteenth Street Heights - Fourteenth Street
Heights Land Company 20 Clarence L. Davis,
lots / and 8 % s. square 2gl7. SO
Kal0rama Heights-EIiza G. Hutchinson % AlarEa-
ret GiiiIani Parsons. l0t J. block l5. S5,62lzl.
Widows Mite-Alfred ". Fleming trustee to Mar
garet q. Parsons lot l6 $3.50.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-16
CHAPTER XXVI-Continued.

PerigOrd looked at him, unable to con-
ceal the anguish that he suffered I must
fight this matter out alone" he cried. and
hurried from the tent. Cressingham and
Oeltjen waited for him upon the sand
but he passed them by unseeing. and
they. noticing the agonized expression Of
his face, did not dare TO interrupt him
Like one pursued by furies, he strobe 70
the castle staircase, and. anxious only for
solitude, sprang up the steps with the
speed of a chamOis. II was not until he
reached the lookout that he paused; and
then, casting himself face downward
upon the ground, he gave himself up to
thoughts more torturing and bltterer
than death
His whole life passed In review before
his mental vision with phantasmagoric
rapidity, but with crystal clarity 1t Is
said that the mind Of n drowning man in
voluntarily cOndenses the whole Of his
existence into a fieeting moment, during
which the past Is lived again, its every
incident and long forgotten happenings
being reproduced and re-enacted with
supernatural faithfulness.
Anguish wrought a similar miracle in
the case Of Perigord. He was born again,
his sordid early youth droned through as
a poor Hungarian farm labOrer yielded
up its days of drudgeTy, its nights of
ambitious yearnings and vague dissatis-
faction. Once again he was led TO the
bedside Of his dying mother, to hear with
secret eXultatiOn the story of his prince
~ birth from her fever-parched and
trembling lips. Then followed the ten
years of study passed at different Ger
fekle love affairs, and more constant
periods Of ennui and ambitious dreams;
then the unexpected advent of the for
tune which his mother pretended was her
own gift, but for which he now knew
he was indebted to his father.
Later his worldwide traveiings. his ten
years Of Russian military service as a
volunteer against the Turk. the act of
heroism which had won for him a colo
nelcy the wound which had earned for
him the honor of being dispatched TO
headquarters with tidings of a great vic
tory.
His life in St Petersburg, its flattery,
adulaton, and tumultuous pleasures, dur
ing which his youth had uselessly passed
by.
His meeting with the one great love
Of his life, the infamous Sofie Peroffs-
kaya. HIS gradual drifting and abandon
ment of ambition, until as a nihiIist he
had finally become a traitor to his birth, a
traitor to his salt.
The assassination of his benefactor. the
Great Car, IN which he took no part,
but which gained for him Siberia. His
dreadful life in the mines his despair
and his gradual reawakening and soul
sickness for the woman who had caused
his ruin.
His final mental rehabilitation, and the
covenant he had made with the Almighty.
His miraculous delivery from slavery,
and his years of toll and honest effort
to fulfill his pledged word with God. and
bring about the dissolution and destruc-
ton of the nihilists.
The work had always seemed so good
TO him, so noble. and so blessedly un-
selfish. It had been by dint of unex-
ampled patience and almost superhumah
diligence and perseverance, at last crown
ed with success. He had accomplished his
The Washington herald., 1906-11-16
DISTRICT COURTS.
Cnurf OF AnnenIs

Present: The Chief Justice. Alr Justice MeComas.
and Mr. Justice Robb.
John L. Gardner and ". H. Wahly were ad-
mictcd to practice.
No. 1883 Barstov vs.. Capital Traction Company;
continued
No. l6sL BsFstov vs.. Capital Traction Company;
continued
Patent appeal No. 3s5 Gibbons vs. Poler; on
motion Of SIR. G. u. Seymour the appellee Is al
lowed TO file brief used before tie Commissioner of
Patents.
Patent appeal. No. 361 Beckmsn IS. SOuthgate
argument commenced by Nr. A. +. Duval fer ap-
pelant, and continued by Mr.. Louis W. Southgate
H. prOpria persona. aud concluded By Alr. 4 p.
Duvall for appellant
No. leS7. Crawford vs. United States; passed until
December
Patent appeal No 35i Duryea et a. ys. Rice IT,.
argument commenced uy NJ T. S. Lyon for ap
pellauts and continued By Mr.. +. L. TaskeT for
appellee.
No 1852. Miller vs.. Payne on motion apDeilees
allowed to fle reply Urief herein if 80 advised
Patent appeal No so. Howell vs.. Hess; con-
tinued
Argument for to-day-On hearing: Patent apDeal
No 96i. Patent appeals Nos. 565. 566 567, J6S. ST.
81 373 E3 and ST.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-16

pay fund Complainant's soIicitors. Leckie. Fulton
& Cox; defendants solicitor Crandal Mackey.
Cooper "a. Naggaman et al auditors report con
hmed. Compamant's solicitors. J. T. Luskey and
Ralph Given defendants solicitors, Rslston Sid
dons Irving Williamson. and H. p. Galley
Glover rs. Leroy et al; appearance Of absent de-
PENDANTS ordered Compainant's solicitor. ". ii.
Linkins.
Robinson Is. Richardson; rule 70 show cause.
Compiainsnt's solicitor, George H. Lamar
Felt Felt: sale decreed. With Craudal Mackey
trustee; bond $1,000. Conplainants solicitor Gran
dal Mackey defendants solicitor. Guy II. johnson.
Motions for to-day:
No g. Boyd et al IS. Camp. Attorneys. LaTneT.
PoTy a MsttirEly-AmbToSe
No 50 Dickerson vs.. DickeTs1n. Attorneys. Baker,
Shechy a Hogan-Lipscomb, Ellison.
No g. Van Ness et al. Hutley et al At
tnTneys. Balderson-ETerett, Shipp
No ST. Simkins e al vs.. Tyler ct al Attorneys.
Forrest, Bendheim-WGE.
No Is Williams IS. EssteTling. Attorneys, Git
tings & Chamberlaiu--Wils0u 4 Barksdsle.
Ne a. Davidson Davidson. Attorneys.
Campbell CaUingtCn-Ford. Miller
No 60 Gilmore ". Gilmore et al Attorneys,
Downs Wolf Rosenberg
The Washington herald., 1906-11-16
BARRIERS HE HAS MET.
''MeFrily Yours" Talks of Expert
enCes the World Oser.

i see that Washington is in the thick
Of troubles over the eternal barber ques-
ton, said John R. Rogers, a weIl-known
theatrical manager Of New York. who was
paying a visit here. He is known through
cut the profession as 'Merrily Yours
/ Rogers. because some thirty years ago
he adopted this form Of signature TO his
letters. and has stuck 70 il ever since. He
/ has been completely around the world no
less than seven times, as he recalled, and
added:
This barber question seems 10 be prev
alent all over the world. I have just come
from Cleveland. where the jOurneymen
BARRIERS are about TO strike in an effort 10
get the price OF shaves reduced to 10
cents. Here, I see. the journeymen want
the price raised The theory Of the jour
neymen I'm Cleveland. Ohio. is that if
patrons are charged only 10 cents for a
shave they will be more liberal with their
tips, and while they have 10 divide the
price Of the shave with the proprietor or
owner OF the shop. the tips all go into
their own pockets.
We have the best barber facilities In
the world right here in America" con-
tiHued 'MerriIy Yours, but we have 10
pay the price for them. The worst Of it
is that the customer never knows what
it is going to cost him when he gets into
q barber's chair. II it's Is cents for a
shave, the barber usually finds q way of
sticking on an extra cents for some
stuff to rub on your face or for hot tow
els or for trimming your mustache, or
some such fOoljshness. and then there
are the tips besides
Mr.. Rogers thinks that the system IN
England is all right. In London there are
shops that have American chairs, and all
the American facilities. but in the smaller
towns you go into shop and sit upright
I'm an ordinary chair. You get shaved for
penny, and when the shaving is done
you are pointed TO a wash-bowl. where
you wash your own face and then dry il
on a public towe. If you want a towel
all to yourself il IS an extra penny: if
you want a bang-up shave, with all the
trimmings and accessories. II viii proba-
bly, run 10 fourpence. He says: THE point
is, that you get what you pay for, and
you know what you are paying for"
T have been barbered all over the
world" Mr.. Rogers continued. In the
Sandwich Islands once 7 was shaved BY
a native barber whose utensils consisted
OF a brush made Of COCOanut fiber. the
soap was the Juice Of a berry that made
some sort Of a lather, and the razor was
a three-cornered piece Of glass that proba-
bly, came out of the window Of some ships
cabin. II was a bully good shave, too.
In Calcutta once, I was shaved with a
very curious razor. 1t was simply a silver
Of sun-dried bamboo. 1t Is cut off in a
peculiar manner and splinteTed. and each
silver IS as sharp as an ordinary razor.
They have to use about eight Of them.
though. TO get through one shave. The
Siamese. razor is. another peculiar looking
weapon. It is almost as broad as a spade,
very thick steel, but the edge is wonder
fully sharp. The man who operates on
you has TO take the tool in both hands,
but he gets around all right"
The Washington herald., 1906-11-16
DAILY COURT RECORD.
supreme Court of the United states.

Supreme Court of the United states.
Present: The Chief Justice AIr. Justice Harlan,
Mr. Justice Brewer. Mr. Justice White, Mr. Justice
Pecham. Mr. Justice AicKenna. Mr. Justice Holmes,
and AlF Justice Day
No. iis Corwin d. Bachtel. plaintiff in euoT, vs.
B. Frank Wilson, sheriff, &c.
No, az. COrwin d. Bachtel. plaintiff in error, IS.
Z. Frank Wilson, sheriff &c.
No. 4fs Harvey H. Miller. plaintiff IN error. vs.
Il. Frank Wilson, sheriff &C.
No. 49, William l. Dafis, plaintiff in error, Va
Il, Frank Wilson. sheriff. SC; AMI
No. $50 Charles 4. Van Horn. plaintiff in error,
vs.. y. Frank Wilson sheriff. &C. argument co1tul-
ued by Mr. William a. Lynch for the plaintiffs IN
error by Air. Charles & Upham and AT- John VI.
Craine f0r tAe defendant in error. aud concluded
BY Mr.. William 4 Lynch fer the plaintiffs IN error.
No. So Granville Stuart, plaintiff IN error. IS.
Samuel T, Hauser et al argued by Mr.. George Il.
Colby for The plsintG in error and by Mr. = n
StOcslageT for ti,3 defendants IN eTTOT.
Adjourned untfi to-day at Y o'clock
The day eaI Tor Friday, NoyenbeF l6. VII be as
folloVs: Nos 05 l0s lO9 no. H. Il3, li, lis, us.
and Il9.