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VI. 8, rcfunding a. registered !. lot
U. 8. refundng 2s, coupon. ~
u Ss registered 4. b. \. +. I. /. i. 3. iJs
IT, 81. a. coupon \. !. \, /. \. n. iol
Y, 81 Old 49, registered /. lo5
U & Old \. +. 4. lo1
III Ill MAJ. IL n ~ jSt al y. 4. io
III ~ Nav az co,inori V. 4, $50
American Tobacco 4s..
"A In sn,, y =. M ~ 4. I. Y, :, iyS
q tehaon ni,,si ,nens n . I. Z. w
Atlanta r.on ~ liza II !. L. 100
Jiaifimnra n nd C1hlo II I. B. l13
Baltimore and Ohio hss,.... I. q
brooklyn Rnpid Transit cony e ],
Ssam, raj ~ n eoru2 IA TAI inc ~. VI
en ~ Cieorrf hi I'd Inc w
nf eorrla al mo :, S.
S,Snsa neako and Ohio AZ y. igi,
fshIra * N nd lion 3HB I, 49,
Chicago, b. ard Quincy new Is ys
Chicago. r. ]. and PACIFIC r. T.. y q
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5Apollinaris Sales and Profits, 4

& The report OF the Apolllnarls buslness
issued BY the Lond lon Company is a very
aatistactory enc Both The =, sales eng the
after writing or all the advertlsing Ok.
penses from the profit ana loss az count,
serve fund ~ hichE Will \ then amount to
5000, 900, and an additional i 800 800 will be
carried forward as undivided profits for
the current year.
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TOBACCO NIARKETs.

NJ X iI Richmond, ~ a, July c8 aD8.
Ii &Tobacco-Dark Fired III Record ercd) Market
continues very quiet with very little {doizg Re-
seipta light. unchanged; quiet Pvt
continues fairly active at unchanged quota
q Sote-Mueh Of the tobacco arriving Is In 9
damaged condition. and & such tobacco sells
low Planters arc cautioned ito look after the
order Of their tobacco before sending Il to
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CATTLE MARKET!
4 RIcHafoNDtLINE STOCK MARKET.
(Sal les at Union Stock Yarda.)
nh n, nd

Live stock report Tor Sth. week ending July
best steers. xaeo,, fair ~ 5000, 4d411
aood ~ hs,ssa. a best
POOR cows. II 62e bulls. 24sase. d ffssh COWS
and calves 'so945 90 per head veal CALVES ~
fair@to good eos c.i common, SOLE. Hogs.
tuttac.;s soWs8 Ind 81 ngs. ~ G5c.
CHICAGO. July 2s.--cATIIE eceipts, soo
head. $sB Market u 6teady. Baeyea ga S6Gab;
s sess.r. sna s e ssss sa
lower, Mired ana butchers. u. ~ apJ:so GOOD.
g i! hysGnvyi io g. =
asss oss Marke
s!ssay lambs ssss 3 sfssse { ysa1ns '
4, YoRK :s !, lsd e
Cattle and e, 900 quarters Of beef Galyss-Rs;
yealsS ut s9l2 Sheep and Lambs =
SIn, ne comme sasS q choice sheep
fn,yss eeT%sh Paeaa
lower. "! n 5g;@E ~ ri
july a ss.7caTTLEAsupply iisht; market
steady lEht; market Ct steady o.
yorkers. 81 IS light workers. and Piss. .S6il
market steady. Primo wesher.. Is aogs, ~
fS|' v snf eslsss ;sas7s a"o' e'e
.;, en 5sY, ssad9sssfady
.h,ppSsra I; SSs
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Isl Z, insern K rer ID . . y $50 Saa3
ts ~ Ma nsr In y. Is a 1 20
NH - ana ke pef ID. !. 20 a u
III !iny dpple per ID ~, j. Gp i
s.Tru0 pink, per lh... q. II g !.
wild ginger, FREQ Of nbrc....,. 6 h G a48 =
sSs1pild ginger. natural Gpe (.
PEASUTs-Farmers.p per ID. " g
7BACON--IIanl. sma Il ......... 10 q ~
b Hams. iargs i. /. j. Y q
Sides smoked $50. y ~
Shoulders smoked. ~
RD--Country. prime XXX: n.
81 J. e.. % 1.p
rALLOW--Per NJ ID 5.i5 ~
WALNUT SKERNELH-Pe Y lb.. S3 4 q N 10 {
BLACK WALNUTS-PerS bus ~. e q 20
CHICKEN cOOPS ~. $780,. IS q ". 70
TURKEY COOPe ~. 4. ~. LIS q rs
EGO CRATES. 2. = g ~ 70
BUTTER BuCkETs-Per doz. Rio q s.VoS
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

chIcago, r. land Pacific Il. II. col. es.... slA
g, c.. g. land st, t.ous gen. ". 1o2M
eoi o Industriai s.. sssIS is4
Colorado Midland ss!. &. 4. 4. 80. 72s
lIColorado knnd Southern k........... s3n
ECuba Js (onercd) 3. I. 100 &
Denver and RIO Drnnde 4s............ u. 0sas
DIstIIlers, Securities sou
Eriu PRIOR lion IT, \. 1907
Eric General ID I. I. +. oh
Hooking valley !. !. 5. 1osh
Japan Cs (, y, 4, \. 100 A
Gg 2d scries 4, Z. y. JS
japan u.s. cerii inca ties slh
Jaf,a llss certiflca tes I'd series. s0
ItDsviiia and Nash Unified 10i WI
Mania tai, eonsol gold i09
Mcxican Central 1s =. Il. rs
iMinnF ard M Louis 4s ~. 81
ii ssoiiri Knrsas a nd Texaa vJss
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 2ds sSH
Mexican Central lat Inc I'm
Mobile and Ohio c. T. vs. (oftered) %
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National r. r. Of Mexico con. 4s......... -
New YORK Central gen. 2hs... 4. :. ........ 95i
New ersc Central 6s.. 1929
Northern Pucitio 1O3S
Northern, Pa inc fS So n. n. f6
Norfolk and Western con. a. i. II. J. 100.
Oregon Short Line Brefunding 4s....,.t...
pcnnsylvanla$ cony. .......t... y
Reading Genera " Is w!
St Louis ana Iron Mountain con- 4. i!
81 .utIia and sd n Fra iaoo H. Sa9
ct. Lou Ii 5ou hwestern con. q
Sea&JonrtI Air Line a. J. +. (. $50
Southern pacj no 4s q. VI;
Houthern sI,acifc list Isl ates...... 9j
Southern Ralwny 5s.. llU
Texas and Pacific lists h. 49,
Toledo ST. ~ and Western A (offered) ~ 81
Uncn Pacific i. <. n. 1903
United states Steel I'd $751;
Wabash lsts . 4. ;. I. I45
Wabn sh Deb d ~
iWesi II M An
EyhealiR d nd Lake e re :. ISL
Vyiscnns r. Cen trnl :. W
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COTTON MARKETS,

opened g.endy at a decinefof lGpi points With
near months relatively easy under Incubation.
and shortly after tho call August sold ON to
and about spo!nts net lower: New crops mean;
while were relatively steady in spite Of good
in tho Ia ter session az & result OF covering,
with prices In the plddleGof the morning about
Receipts al the ports today were SSH bales
against sbss last week and $500 last ear:
+ For the week 80 900 bales against %, 6S1 last
New orleans 3Dst balos agnInst 900 last year.
and at Houston !, lSs bales against s,4ae last
year. IN IA li VI ffs
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october. 1918: November. l TO- 20 S6 December.
10 e y January. 1923 February. 1921; March.
ri RICHMOND II PRODUCE Pr MARKET.

4 FLOUR Receipts continue light and market
1t,let d [ prices quot edY &WllEAT-Hncepts con-
tlnue lisht and market active for all good dry
wheat. on9ny and y. sa q p not we 81
sold for low prices S1 ID not thresh while the
wheat is damp. md sec that y - vel. csa NJ
OATS Quiet n receipts lIbernl r ! Receipts
light and ma IL at eady Az eceipts cen.
iinue very light and our mnrke u active az
quota Ions for NIL good grades on grades nst
N POTATO or. Receipts liberal and demand
# EGd s-Receip.s moderate md market stesty
" TBH1Rccspts light; market active Il,
n POULTRY Receipts Of chlekena heavy hut
the markes e fariy nctivc haceiHtsS O. o1hef
I1c;INIA BACON RI seipts cont nues light
and market active at ill 9nolau0ns. 4 ~
busheIs; corn. 1903 bushels; OATS fp6 bush
els; rye sos bushels: flour. S1D barrels ha
aa1 tons n: 1nillfeed Is 2le tons. tyf # $
n HTOCK IN YAToR--W heat. az bush-
els; corn. so4s bunhel. Z oats. oea bushels.
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Bank Statement Proved Disap-
pointincnt and Caused Stump
Iii Prices. #
RE !. i! II. !. GIVEN I Y 1
VII Il ny r bil lIr1' " " tsl5'Alt 3
SUPPORT.
#List#Pullcd8Up y and Some Stocks
Rallied Vigorously to- Best
Of Day. n
tDy Assoc rross.)

Z ~
5s NEW YORK July Is Tle speculative
movement was not very actlvel ru l soud
during to-day's short session at the stock g
Exchange, but protective measures ~. Tor
the market were cvidently II, force y 9 g
movement was rather isluggiali ard irreg--
ftilnr,&und tho price level was held VI y
by the medium, of some new dvn ncss a e
points not conspicuous during tho Wcek'
THE stock. selected were ln0stly 8 III tue l
class OF Industrals and spcci tics, an IN !
especially among the metal Industries ana
gconlers. The stocks 81 Of tho sryea H.t
trans. CONTINENTAL railroads and the trunk
lines we're conpurn lively q descent Dut
not under active pres COZ.
tlnued very large In United, states steer ?!
and that stock rose 70 y SINAI ~!
fraction Of "a. which Ind been PROMISED ,eVl
for 1t tilis7 week ~ s4 its specn 1l lve
sponsors sa5;s 5$ "a {4 4. 81,
Amalgntnnted Copper and tho Smelling
( ard Lead stocks were strong and tho
volatile high priced coalers made cllnr-
8ac tcrstic Il flights The bank statement
proved ii disappointment. and was fol.
lowed by a pronounced reaction IN prices.
40 cash items showed only about hall
the expected increase, and rs tho deposlt
Item was swelled In addition by q loan
increase OF nea rly $13. 600 000, tho 81
was slightly cncronchcd upon by the The
added requirement. The loan expansion
was n reminder Of the needs OF an ex s,
tenslve stock market cnmpaisn for fair.
8 The money situation changes AFRO }insufifi-
cient Ia effect the Immediate case o. call
money. There Is an cxpe tn Ion expr1ees -
cd alao In speculative quarters thai the
surplus resources OF tho United states
Treasury will n be held In read lness g
protect the money market from any dan
gerons strIngeney during the fall. SUP
port vas Forthcoming at the reaction az S
Ter the bank statement and some stocks
rallied vigorously to the best OF the day.
I Tho closing tono was irregular.
5 Total sales Of bonds. pa value WV. NV.
Sales Of stocks were $4,000 shares.
4 II New York. July Is oncy on call nom T
5iina1; no loans. Time loans easier; sixty
days, 3 1-2GH per cent; ninety days, 4spf ~;
six months s ~. Prime mercantile pa per.
is l-26f53 ga per cent. Sterling exchange
stead 5s2.s4sill $40 for demand sterling,
! ana at &as2sls4Soo5 for sixty day 4 bills
Posted rates. 4.S21-2Gpt4.s IS "a. CONNER,
cIal bills, $4,sl1-2ds4.61 IA Bar silver sl
81 Mexican dollars 90 Ia. Il
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DFFI slAL ~ M AND SALE OF STOCKS lin NEW YORK
y Busrh II Bnksrsa Mnroke4a n
'sA1ns,'

l 77877i x 399 a Y ~ " N y =
"a. C. L., com. s,..,....st.......s
,AmcrIna,, AIN al ara a cnfr1 rs 4, 4. Il
aA,.Y,i,. MI. ~, MI. II u 4 u %
,lYnat rs sGoppgI ;,;,,.;...
Ai u Snr ana iro,uury;s..
Amor. Car dnd lFolindry. pi H dt...H
AA u, siotton "
Aa ll lopacco, VIZ, ..,.'s -
A. y, .,r; Gnm i..t's.':.s.s... ~
tI LIZ 1San, pluid.......
AmeIicaH ,,., ~. SvIn.
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d IN SALES AT goA9p g3sB5#8i
" y!rs,nss. .00o 81 Al 9.
srA.rE +, 5 t:cuRrrIEa sss Hd-S Asked
North farolina 70, c.. 1910 l0l
VA &c.. Old C. and r.. 1899 eiT ~
Va Centuries. ~, G.. ana Il. 1871. s5h sat
N ABROAD bonds V. if /. Y. VI IN
Atlanta and Char. lit q, r. 1901 l % #
y A. C.. L. r.. r. Con. It's y. 5c..... ~
IA. G. L. r., r.! Cts Of Ind ~ p O.. q
Georgia Pacific 1st g.. g. 1877. ny
Georgia Southern and Fla. let5... 10 Bl4
Georgia and a ln.5 Consoi e.. 1915 !Gs
Norfolk and Western Ry.5 Is. 19es 1o0
Nor ana West. ny. Poca.N y. lstt. g
Western ~. &C. lst8 Ga, c.. 19l4:.:... III
Ecn boa ri AIR Line ~. 1890 81
N isAiLHOAD RTOcKa Par. ri
Atlantic Coast Limo y" Az. 400 lsl
Atlantic Coast Limo com l9o ls1
Chesapeake and Ohio. November 1e0 q
Norfolk and Western com. lG0. g
HANK LAND TRUST COMPANY HToCkh. S#S{
American Ivy 1SIh -. IA
~ 90
Merchants National icy ~ n:
National Bank OF Virginia. 1@ iSs !so III
Bank OF Richmond .1N ~ ai NJ ia
Va. Car. Chem. pfd.. Isl p. 100 100 10
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
L BALTIMORE. MD, July q; -seaboa.d Air
In 90 mon nd MISUNDERSTANDING doing.
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NAyALHa TOREs.

I8sAYANNAII, GA, July e. -TCRPEN NEi-
Firm sales isl saSks; RECEIPTS %!
sales 257 "a rrels recruits +ss barrals ships
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pA1jr1sfoRH. Nd July 2S,-FLoUR- Quiet
ana anc hanged Whsasetau{st; seot. contract.
77iIl,77#c southern BY sample 6SS1sc C SHnoo
cats-Duli:S No.S2 mixed, soA VOC. Rye.
STEADY and anchansas ! la sr,s1
EgEs-Firm at l7Xc. Choese--Ahtty6 and un-
changed at sl1&G12Ac,f usar-steady and u an
changed 8 55 .it X
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ri my = aOoDs AJAX (, mr. !.

ket Was quiet to-day. bas more condemns was
EXPRESSED as 3 co qnis, lot g far trade
strong, Llnens are higher and buyers are
holding on. hurlaps We're easter ana Gu!ette e
during the week. SILK Imports for The month
show an increase US compared With last year,
Cotton goods were generally tirm. ,ES 9it
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.A,lI5soH!LLANEoUs AlARKEyTs.

X " i5i n PEANUT MARKET
p f!iSsfa siH VXa July g1pGnN ufs-
Arm at ". 161a. II YrElnias-
Market Arm at sac. for fancy stock naohns
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saas av %iassp pa, Ssfs
ss 3ssPs 'nrHaF pAtsnsss .piiss
;s so1a sox sg ss, rs 5sa
N ssIsb St% No. wh!te. asSc No rye $50
GOOD feeding barley ssSsss sS o
northwestern, jl.10, Glover. contract srade
tl.76 Short ribs sides I!oose), .9qs 10 mess
Is .77ik; short clear aides 1boxedl i962h 90, 10
Whiskey. basis Of high wines sss. Bnt ;n1ss
iSenlIihc. Egga-E')rm; at mark. cases included,
l2pl5c.; f,rsfH l5e,, prime lrsts. leNc, extrps
lSlhc Chease--Firm at II fPl2lact 455{5S
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" Spot cotton closed quiet TniddlinR uplands
1880; middling gulf, Ills; sales, l,0l7 bales.


n Cotton. quiet, mlddling.S 10. %; gross receipts.
ses hales, oM bales, s!esF ssess bals 2;
bales export to Great Britain, b,77t bales. 70
the Continent go bales stock, 2?e.t7s balsg:
Nh Consol dnt ed at all ports--Not receipts, 6,Sl1
balesi export e Great Britain. 5,774 bales; g
" Total since Sop tember Let ut oil ports-Net
receipts 1854 %! bales: expert q Great Britain
Continent, f,GAl,sN bae.; TO Japan, ia. ass
bales, to Mexico, 7ca bales. "a
NEW ORLEANS, July g -coTToM-spo.
cotton closed quiet and UNCHANGED, mddl!ng.
Futures its' openea dull points nj lower q i
higher Throughout tho short Saturday session
the market remained dnll and narFoM and
feptureless. August ana i,secentser snoW'ng
sayoabla ior spod cotton crop s, an NJ sIhoYsh,
was prsvanted from falling y, w. s, coverings
maindas q the list from 2 points higher TO :
sHo.ton futures closed steady :. follows;
auly, TO- Of; August. 1dts; September, !o'oei
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BALT1MoR., STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. July 4,-seaboasd Air
Line common and pseferred-No doing.
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RIcIi,ioND' 'sT e, Z y n ,,tAKKEr.

Richmond. va. July .. 1900. "
SALES AT ROAD s5388g#
Virginia cen,uries-s.oo0 AZ 100 At So.
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y c1Nc1NNAT1, q, July Is. no steady:
!. common S5.sol8. 10 Cattlc-steady &. Fair to
good shippers. s.. 6oI6 %; common, s2Ys. 20:
sheep-steadyE at s.. 6oli g, Lambs ct
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uncements OF quite number OF In
terestng sales 10 take place this week,
Some OF tho property 70 be ftered has
already at traoted no little attention. and
II the rains will only hold up this week.
there will be something doing OF a very
lively character. The probability Is that
good sales, that will have quite boar
Ing on the Industrial and building situa-
ton, will be made a 33l, NJ. Is X &ff
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-14
REPUBL ICANS ELECT AN
 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Wr,. R. Farley Is tho New Chairman for Ninth Congressional
 District

A new republican executive committee for tho Ninth congressional district was elected in a convention held at the city hall in Birmingham yesterday at noon.
 William R. Farley of Pratt City was elected district chairman and J. T, Blake more of Birmingham was elected secre- tary.
 The convention was attended by nine teen delegates, fifteen from Jefferson, three from Bibb and one from Perry. Blount county was not reItesented,
 J. II. Montgomery was elected chairman of the convention and J. T. Blakemore was elected secretary
 Following is the new district executive committee elected at the convention yes terday: William R. Fairley J. T. Blake more, T. J. Kennamer, J. w. Clayton, J. K Thomas. J H. Montgomery, ". IT.. Lewis w O. Mason, G. A. Griffith, John Towers, J. 6. Dltz from Jefferson coun- ty; N. C. Fuller w. R. Young, N. L.. Wilson A l.. Elam from Bibb county. and T. G. Fowler from ePrry county.
 Vacancies from Blount county are 10 be filled by the chairman.
 At the close of the convention the new chairman. William R. Fairley, made q short address,
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Y. M A Serulcns.

The Rev, Hoyt Dobbs will preach the second of his series of sermons for men Ut the Young Mems Christian association. this afternoon at o'clock on efhe Mean ing and Value of Temptation
 From 4.45 to 5;15 social half-hour will be held when refreshments and music will be furnished. This will be followed by simple study Of the life of Christ.
 The first of these meetings last Sun eay was well attended, and MT. Dobbs ia said to have proven himself an eloquent and forceful s1 eaker. He will talk Sun day, October 2l on "The Successful Chris tian Life" and October & on "The Posi- tive Christian Llle' Every one, whether q member or not Is urged to be present al these services.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-14
TURN YOUR FACE
 INTO DOLLARS
Many Man Has Failed Because Ills
 Face Was Picture of Calamity.

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 Some people have genius for seek ing out the disagreeable, the crooked. the bad and the ugly. There are the de- stroyrs; they travel in schools. they herd together for they love their kind. and the cheerful part of the world will have nothing to do with them.
 And why Is 1t that so many peddIe dis aster knowing at the same time that If they do. their lives will be ruinede Sons people cannot help if. for pessimfsm usu- ally comes from bodily disorders. and this cannot always be prevented. Tho stomach, for instance is the most com mon cause of discontent sour face, reck- Iessness disgust and lack of ambition A bad stomach,-there is the secret of many n failure Anyone can have a good stom- ach, a strong stomach. a stomach that can take care of anything and everything that is put into it, no matter whether it
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enough to get the ball on free kick or from the kickoff
 This weel. saw the last of the mid week games on Soldiers Field. On Wed ncsday the Crimson met Bates and today the eleven from Amherst Agricultural Col lege came to the Stadium. Yale's mid week game was with the Springfield Training School and today the Els met Holy Cross, whom Dartmouth had just defeated 16 to O. On Wednesday Prince ton tackled Lehigh and the Annapolis middies on Saturday Pennsylvania had no mid-week game, and 1t was probably we'll for there was tough work ahead when she met Swarthmore today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-14
RECORD or THE COURTS

In the circuit court yesterday in the case of Joseph w. Clayton vs. w F Lathrop ct al. default judgment for the plaintiff was rendered for the sum oi s318.1S
 In the case of A. B. Vandergrlft VS Ben Vines an order of sale was grnated Trotwood Park Land company filed sull against Messer-Moore Insurance and Real Estate company for the sum of s7ooo, due on account stated.
 City Court.
 The jury In the case of J. ". John. pro aml vs. Birmingham Realty com pany and B. o. Watkins. after having the case under consideration from Friday afternoon at o'clock returned Into court yesterday morning and returned verdict iil favor of the Birmingham Realty com pany, but being unable to agree over the other defendant. B. O. Watkins. a mistral was entered.
 In the case of J. c. Murray vs. Bir- ~ningham Railway Light and Power com pany a consent judgment for $25 was on tered for the plaintiff.
 Eliza White vs. Southern Railway com Pdnyb JhdSiIi ioi 'AAN Pte'iH'hi i'i P"' by consent.
 D. c. Todd filed suit against tho Wood ward Iron company for sl0,0O0 damages for personal injuries alleged to have been sustained by the plaintiff falling when overcome by gas.
 Chancery Court
 Chancellor Benners presided in the chancery court yesterday and rendered the following decrees.
 R. F. Burnett Cigar company vs. Mary F. Rensford ct als.; submitted for decree On demurrer of defendant to bill of com plaint as last amended.
 John B. Boddie vs. W. c. Ward ct als. !: eubmltted on motion of defendants to dis miss bill for want of equity.
 Chancellor Bcnners goes to Jasper to- morrow to hold court for four days. He will return on Friday morning.
 Criminal Court.
 In tho first division of the criminal court yesterday. Judge Dan A. Greene imposed the following sentencesi Ben Brunson, assault and battery with Q weal on, 20 days; Viola Hunter, petty lar ceny. 90 days; Mary sheArer. assault with intent to murder, two years.
 In the second division of the criminal