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Sand Tarfs.

Rub together two pounds Of sugar,
two pounds OF -four. one and a quarter
pounds of butter beaten with three
eggs: mix smooth and roll out and cut
into cakes. Place hickory nut or al
mond meats over the top. Wet over
with the whole Of an egg beaten and
sprinkle with cinnamon and fine sugar.
Peanut Cookies.
Cream one tablespoon butter and
add two. tablespoons sugar and one
beaten egg. Then mix one teaspoon
baking powder. one-half cup -four.
pastry and pinch Of salt. Add to the
first mixture with two tablespoons
milk. Then add one pint Of peanuts.
,shelled and rolled fine. reserving a
few whole ones to put on top. Drop
by teaspocnful. one finch apart. on
buttered tins and bake ten or fifteen
minutes.
Onion anil Cucumber Soup
Peel and cut IN thin slices cross
Wise wv huVA et6Ed VHtOub anu Nta-
cumbers. Cover with one pint 81
boiling water and one pint OF veal
or chicken atock. and simmer very
slowly for one hour: then rub
through a slew. pressing hard so Ms
to obtain as much of the pulp as PCS
sible. Return To the fire TO Keep hot.
In double boiler scald one pint Of
milk and sir into one tablespoonful
OF butter and two tabicspoonfiils Of
-four rubbed together 70 paste
When thick and smooth add the
strained SOUP. season to taste. sim
mer five minutes and serve with
croutons.
Asparagus Frirasscc-0 bunch
Of asparagus. che large or two small
heads Of lettuce. half dozen sprays
Of watercress, one teaspoonfnl Of
chopped parsley. salt and pepper TO
taste and one lump OF sugar. scrape
and wash the asparagus and boil In
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ODD pARasOL HANDLES.

Parasol handles seem TO be made
of almost everything this season,
Among the latest coverings are vel
vet and buckskin. A smart parasol
shown recently had fiat round knob
handle, covered with heavy pale
beige velvet and a sunshade to be car.
ried with smart blue tafeta gowr
had a long green velvet handle orna
mented with a crossword effect 0,
blue chenille and full tassels Of chen
lille as a finish.
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THE cHaEM OF SIMPLICITY.

Simplicity ~ manner is one OF the
greatest charms woman can pos
sess. II being ones own true self
were as easy as II sounds, simplicity
would be as common as a right eye
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Furman. Katie Fleming. Mary Yates,
Of Greensboro: Helen White. Lizzie
Gooch. Annie Crews. Fanny Gregory.
Evelyn Howell. Benette Gregory.
Jeanette Gregory.
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Mss sTIlMBrRcER HOSTESS.

Oxford, July Miss Londa-sham-
burger entertained large number
Of friends Friday evening In honor Of
Miss Margaret Goodwin, OF Siler City,
who Is her house guest The guests
we're cordially greeted al the door
BY the hostess and presented TO Miss
Goodwin. the guest Of honor. and then
served TO refreshing frappe. A
merry game Of cubical hearts was en-
joyed. after which elegant refresh
ments we're served.
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appearing prominently in the foun-
Idation fabric.
The girl or woman inclined to stout
|nessand, BY the way, the Bingham
frock Is quite as suitable for the
middle aged or even the elderly wo-
man, as for the giri7-should avoid
plaids and select dress pattern
from one of the dainty stripes. Young
|girls have a preference for an ex-
ltremely large plaid, which require
livery little trimming and which stand
1.-THE stress of numerous washings
without fading.
II a woman Is at all clever with
1.-THE needle she can select dress pat
tern from among the many offered
being careful to choose. one not toe
elaborate. What comfort will be
1.-THE attractie little frock that springs
Into being under her hands, and how
Isheswill enjoy telling hSr friends
Iabout the accomplishment. Such Q
Ifrock will be enough of a RELIEF
from the eternal shirt waist and Skin
lof the city street to make the wearel
a mark OF approval for admirini
leyes.
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sise, none of the gowns require many
yards Of material, and, as has been
said. are possible Of home manufac-
ltrre: The only danger lies In that
being inexpensive, too many are Of
| ten chosen, and by that means, more
money is expended than one can
really afford.
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This model affords protection and
covering to the dress and is comfort
able and neat in appearance. II Is
fitted by dart under the arms. and
has ample pockets in front. The pat
tern Is cut in three sizes: small, me-
dIum and large. Il requires 3 IA
yards Of 27-inch material for the me-
dium size.
A pattern Of this Illustration mailed
ON receipt OF 10c. In silver or stamps.
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SUMMER GIRL NEEDS PLENTY
OF JABOTS.

SUMMER GIRL NEEDS PLENTY
or JABOTS.
No woman's costume Is complete
this summer unless she wears some
Isort of a jabot. Whether it be a
Ione-piece gown or tailored coat
lsEit, this decidedly feminine touch
OF lace is needed at the throat to
complete milady's charms. BUT %
purchase a supply OF good looking
Ijabots is something Of drain upon
1.-THE pocket book OF the woman OF
limited means. And jabots that ere
| a combination OF beauty and dura-
Ibiiity to Withstand laundering o.
cleaning demand a goodly price.
But no woman need be without q
supply o. jabots II she is the least
capable OF welding needle. Moot
lcnarming neckpieces may be made al
home with but little cost, and Often
from odds and ends of materials thoi
otherwise would find their way int
1.-THE scrap basket.
Just few words about materials
Do not despise remnants. Some o.
the prettiest handmade jabots
have ever seen have been made from
cast-off pieces.
Remnants Of embroidery flouncing
lace, or linen often may be had To-
ALMOST the asking.
A touch Of hand-embroidery or ;
little hemstitching often adds to tn
attractiveness OF a jabot. But 70
the woman whose time is limited, tn
laees offer abundant opportunity 10
decorating.
| While white net jabots are prett
land delightfully."- fluffy. they are nc
las seryiceable for all around wea
az those made OF linen. Even vii
the utmost care 1t is almost imposs
Bile to launder the net jabots perfect
~. But the neckpiece made OF lire
and good quality OF lace will sSea
like board"
| As for laces, they need not be Q,
lpensive. For 5 and 10 cents charm
ing patterns may be had. II 20
want an airy. fluffy looking Jabo
However. always avoid tightly wovc
patterns OF lace. Choose The opc
} work patterns. On net orAiawn, us
: fine yalenciennes lace andspn Zinc
nse baby Irish ace. DO not revers
this rule, or your jabot win be
failure. In making always turn !
; double hems and sew them secured
Put the lace ON the right side. Tn
hides the hem and gives the .wron
side finished appearance.
And be sure and lay the Plea
| deep enough. for here lies the sn
cess OF the jabot being laundere'
Tbe pleats in machine-made iabo
rarely are laid deep enough. TIT
: is why IL is almost impossible
: iron them properly.
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-
slightly sailed water until tender.
In a saucepan melt one teaspoonlul
of -four and ono scant teaspoonful OF
water in which the asparagus was
boiled. Cut the asparagus in email
bits and add 1t to the sauce with the
lettuce torn into small pieces, the
cress parsley and sugar. Simmer
for fifteen minutes, add one tea.
spoonful OF lemon Juice, season to
taste and serve.
Tomato Rabbit.
Take can of tomatoes, small
piece of onion, one-third teaspooniul
mustard, one-half teaspoonful salt,
one-fourth teaspoonful soda. Cook
for ten minutes, add one-Ealf tea
spoonful of cornstarch and strain.
Then add six ounces cheese and when
melted serve IN toast or hot crackers
Raspberry Buns.
Scald five eupfuls of milk, when
cool add one leaspoonful of salt, one
yeast cake shd sufficient -four to
make drop halter. Beat well and
.set aside to cook. Cream together
one pound OF butter and one pound
of sugar, and stir 1t into the sponge
when light. add -four 10 make {
soft dough, ard set aside to rise ;
second time. Make up Into small
round buns, cut slit in the bottom
of each and work in half Of a tea
spoonful OF rasl berry jam. pinch tn,
cut together and place the buns 0.
creased tins CIT side downward
When light bake in a hot oven, am
WISH over with little beaten Ell
while hot.
Norhandy Cake.
Take stale loaf OF cake, cut Of
THE top and scoop ont the inside
leaving the sides and bottom one an
one-half inches thick. Crumble one
half of the fragments into a dish
add one-half of tumbler OF Iasp
berry jelly, AMI one cupful or NOR
j (according to the size OF the cake
OF rich egg cnstard. Fill the cak
case with this mixture and heap owe
the top some thick whipped cream
slightly sweetened and favored.
.Braised Veal.
/ Braised veal will be best prepare
from a shoulder. Have the bone S
removed that there is a pocket lei
for stuffing. Take one quart of stall
pieces of bread, let the crusts soak /
cold water for ten minutes. the
squeeze as dry as possible and crumbl
all together. Add one teaspoonful Z
salt, one-third OF a teaspoonful {
pepper, three large onions finel
, chopped and sauted for ten minutes |
a little hot dripping, a scant teaspoon
[ ful of powdered thyme. Melt two
! thirds Of a cupful of beef dripping an
pour il slowly over the bread, turnin
1t through that the shortening may /
mixed evenly. Fill the cavity with th
e mixture; II there Is more than enoug
!. make the remainder in small balls an
: place In the pan half an hour befoi
j the meat is done. On the. bottom
b the braising pan or kettle spread OF
e chopped onion and half cupful
: chopped carrot: add three sprigs
2 parsley. one-Quarter Of a bay leaf.
J. half teaspoonful OF salt and a dash
I pepper. Lay on this the meat, 20
round i pint or three cupfuls
stock tmade from the bone). cover a.
9 cook in moderate oven for fro
= three to four hours. according to Il
. weight OF the meat. Uncover abo
forty minutes before serving that
may be brown. Slightly thicken d
Z gravy with Drowned -four.
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Al JELLY HINT.

To give variety to plain apple jelly
the rose geranium will add dainty
favor. Allow clean. large leaf to
two quarts, added to the boiling Juice
a little before the sugar is put In. Re-
move in three or four minutes. Two
whole cloves TO the same quantity OF
juice or a piece Of stick cinnamon, a
finger long, will give apple jelly a
|piquant taste which will be liked
Sprigs Of mint used in the same way
Twill surprise the family pleasantly
when they are served mint jelly with
roast lamb. or mutton.-Harper's
Bazaar.
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rnE BINGHAM GOWN RETURNS


Tho simple Bingham dress which
enjoyed so much popularity many
years ago has made It's appearance
again and promises 20 be a fashion
able fad OF the approaching summer
season.
by the simple ginrham dress il
meant those delightfully."- youthful
frocks which are easily made by the
home dress maker. the sort that
come from the tub looking like new,
q give to the wearer that cool. fresh
appearance so charming In effect, but
80 difficult 10 secure when the Their.
momcter II making leaps and bounds
upwards. Its foundation is one OF
the flne French or zephyr ginghams
~ plaIds, stripes or shepherd checks
Every conceivable color combination
Is represented, among the fayorites
being the light blue and white shep.
herd plaids and the Scotch combina.
tlons. Embroidery Ii fe.orite
trimming. washabIe braids are
used. and often the frocks are trim.
med IN bias bands Of the material, or
somo plain material matching color
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NAY RIDE

Thursday evening party OF younR
gentlemen gave number 81 theli
lady fflcnJsfa hay ride N honor q
Miss Jean Smith and Mr.. Edward
Smith. OF Baltimore. and Mr.. Felix
Harvey, OF Xinston.
The young ladies and gentlemen
rode for or hours over the city
and country. During the ride re
Treatments and fruits we're served.
Those In the party we're. Misses
Jean Smith, Margaret Thomas. Luc,
Gray Calling. Gladys German. Rose
Elwood Bryan, Mamie Bett Wright
Sarah Wall. Matte Moye Adams
Mary o'Brien, Annie Cobb, Mamie
Green. Ruth Failon. and Mcssrs. Bry'
ant GriswoId. Mallory Hackney. Loui,
Sasser. d. G. Mitchell. Richard
Wright. Edward Smith. Felix Harvey
Fred Owens. John Niche, Thomas
Stokes. Norwood Niche. LIT Class
and William Branson. Mrs. DR.. n
NJ. King and Mrs. J. c. Biges were
the chaperones.
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IN HONOR or VISITORS.

oxford. June Miss Ruth and
Miss Esther Mitchell delightfully."- en-
tertained Friday morning eompli-
mentary to Miss Nell Barbour Grims-
ley. OF Greensboro. and Miss Fannie
sholer. OF Chattanooga. Tenn. Misses
Frances AbbItt and Elizabeth Han
cock charmingly presided at the
punch howl. which was beautifully
decorated with smilax and sweet peas.
An exciting game. OF eubical hearts
was enjoyed at several tables. Al the
close OF the progressions dainty re-
freshments- ri ices and cakes In yell
low aud white were served. The
guests on this delightful occasion
we're: Misses Nell Barbour Grims-
ley. Of Greensboro; Fannie shoier. Of
Chattanooga, Tenn. honorecs; Misses
Katherine Lassiter, jamie Hunt, Eliza
beth Hancock. Mary Royal Hancock.
Ethel Hancock. Lucy Lands. Gladys
RawlIns. Estelle White. sallie Webb.
Frances AbbIti. Edna GrIiiith. HIKE
White. sophronia Cooper. Julia
Cooper, Irwin Royster. Ethel Adams.
Marie stark. sJanie Rowland, Lettie
iobgcod. Mary Jcffress, Ailene Minor.
Fannie Hayes. Norma Burwell. sallle
I,urwell. Esteilo Bullock. Virginia
Carroll. Pauline Howard. Nouyelie
Bryant. Minnie May cannady. Ruth
Howard. Roberta Hicks. Helen Roys-
ter. Bessie Howell. Mary Shaw, Helen
Paris. Bessie Hoge Roberts.
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BRILLIANT GERMAN.

Henderson, July S.-The leading
social event of the season. was bril-
liant german at The Vance" Thurs
day night, given by the Tar Heel CO.
tillion club. They have recently or
ganized and 1t has grown into quite a
swell affair, composed OF the leading
young gentlemen Of our city and a
good many young married men, and
they even number some Of the older
ones in the set. This was the first OF
a series OF dances they will give. No
town in the state has handsomer
ones, assure you. They're even an
ranged for dainty refreshments.
The handsome new Vance hotel IL
an ideal place for the dances. They
have banquet hall, or ball room, In
the building, but the spacious dining
room on the front is the one engaged
for the swell occasions. Entrance to
the ball room was entirely by card,
but the wide, handsome porch was
filled with spectators, doom OF
more AUTOMOBILES and other convey
ances standing in front OF the hotel
II presented lively sdfne-the ladies
lmagnificently gowned the gentlemen
in full evening dress FLA number Of
our lading married ladies were chape'
rones. Levin's orchestra, of Raleigh
furnished music for the occasion.
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James X. Hackett has been grant
ed a discharge In bankruptcy.
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ExyoYABLE EucmnE PARTY.

Oxford. July Mrs. Thomas l.
Booth delightfully."- entertained Mon
day morning. Euchre was the game
enjoyed by Eve tables OF players At
tractive tally cards suggestive ~ the
Fourth we're passed BY Master
Thomas L. Booth.
The house was beautifully deco.
rated with ferns and profusions OF
roses After an animated game OF
six hand euchre, delicious Ices and
cakes were served by the hostess. as
sisted w MA Nell GrIsiey and rs
Their Mitchell. The guests we're:
Mcsdames A. ". Powell. A. A. Chap
an. n. q. Lassitrr. w. A. Devin. y. A.
Niles. n. G. M. Calvert. w. q. Pace
NJ. q. Taylor. r. n. BurweIl. r. "
Montgomery. J. w. cannady, II. q
Williams. NJ ". Cannady, 4. w
Stark. w. v. Cannady, OF Dothan
Alabama; Kate White, w. s. Hunt
OF Richmond: y. n. r. Horsficld. A
=. Hall, Dc Ia crols. Irwin Mangum
Misses Carrie lIobgood. Maud Par.
ham. Florence Brem, Kate Horner
Frances Gregory. Annie Fnrman. DO
Ia Croix
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ADVERTISED LETTERS

Unclaimed letlerS auVerasel july ~
1911:
Mems List.
Addie, L. A.
Barnes, A. p.
clelan, Allen NJ
Cam, c. |.
Carroll. ]. W.
Carter. Eugene.
Chathams, Robert
Chavis, Archie
Crawford, Jaie.
Daniel, NJ. d.
Economow, Phillip
Fitzgerald. DR.. Paul.
Floyd, DR.. A. G.
Foak, Fal.
Goss, Ernest +
Grady, Wash.
Green, Rufus X.
Hall, w. n
Hayes. J. b.
Hedgpeth, Waillie
Hogan, Charlie.
Jacob. Lonnie.
Jones. James A.
Kirk, William.
lad. G. Lewis.
Mann. Walter.
Powell, c. NJ.
Pride, Francis.
Signor. Al
Sumner. Claude.
Swindell. Fank. II
waddell. David t2l. y,
Williams, j. II.
Wilson, Albert.
Wilson. James.
Woods, Sandy.
White. Henry. /;
Women's List. -
Bancher. Miss Mary.
Bealy. cera.
Blggis. Louisa S.
Bynum. Dora.
Cannon, Estella.
cookrell, Mrs. Josephine.
Gates, Mrs. c. /.
Cobb. Sadie.
Cook. Julia Ann (coi.l
Fawcette. Mrs. Noble.
Green. Mrs. Ada N. .
Hattie, Ann.
Honeycutt. Miss Eta.
Hopkins. Mrs. j. "
Horton. Mrs LEILA
Jones. Miss Cora.
Jones. Miss Mary.
I MCGOWAN, Mrs. Iler
Marcy. sallIe. I
O'Neal. Miss Maria.
Simons, Mrs. Manie.
Thompson. Mrs Joseph.
varrell. Mrs. Martha.
vanzey. Miss RoxanO.
When calling FOR any DC these iet-
Rogers. Miss Florence.
ter; please say they are advertised.
aud give date or list.
Respectfully.
la GILES. r. N.
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= FIJI out the above blank, en-
= closing ten cents IL stamps or
= coin. and mall 70 the Beauty Pat
= tern Company. fiss Fulton street.
= Brooklyn. N. Y, Dept. ID.
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sTEwARTBARBEE.

The following invitations nave been
Issued: .,.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Seaton NJ. Barbee
request your presence
at the marriage OF their daughter,
Nellie Lewis
b to
Mr.. Edward Latham Stewart.
on Tuesday morning. July the twenty
fifth,
at half after seven o'clock
At Home
Chapel Hill. North Carolina.
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SOCIAL WORLD
THE yILLAGE TRYIsT

THE VILLAGE TRYIST :
Where meadows spread and smiling
streams "A
SPRAWL lazily their seward way;
And winking stars disturb my dreams
Until the coming OF the day.
Where thrushes sing and sparrows
sport,
Amid the tasseiled, golden corn;
Nikere Dandy Robin pays his court
As larks proclaim the blushing
morn.
There do | wait thee, sweetheart mine
There Turk in the jewelled grass,
Where diamonds spark the sward,
and shine
The goldheart daisies as you pass.
Upon your cheek the night line still
Tell that you fingered long in sleep
Your languid step adown the hill
Starts not. the shepherd or his
sheep.
Here, in the willowing, ! hide
The tryist to keep with my fair
love;
Soon shall have her by my side
whilom the stars fade up above.
+ hear her yoicel The lark's sweet
call,
The thrush's song faint. far away
And In the wood and on the mall
Is born lovers sweet Today.
John A. Moroso.
8 q o
sTEwARTBARBEE:
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COMFORT AND STYLE OF CORSET

COMFORT AND STYLE OF CORSET
IL is very Usual TO find that laces
will not draw easily in corsets. and
have to be pulled in by degrees.
The reason il that they are not
put in properly. Lay the stays with
the inside to the table, then put In
the lace at the top. Bring up each
tag through the next hole from m
derneath the corset. Then the mex
time the tag must go through th,
hole from above-outsIde the corse
toward the table.
II you repeat the words under
oyer,". every, tine you cannot 9,
wrong. This method is very conven
ieno when lsSixg. as the stays can b
made hose or tight with far create
ease than when the lace sticks an
win not pull .freely. The mistake .
often is made OF bringing the tags u
leysry time froaaaunderneath
II For stout figures ! discovered Il
excellent hint Cor lacing. The 'froa
of the corset was fitted with a Iarg
Hook. and two iaces we're used d
ldifferent colors. 20 that they did 10
get mixed when tying. On, lace we
started down The top till it reache
the waist line, the other rom n
bottom The tag ends we're lei
loose in both cases.
i When the oofsets IFere fastenca
lone lace was drawn In brough
around the waist and fastened under
meath the hook; then the same thin
was done with the other. The lace
hung down in front below the end @
the bust. and besides saving a lump
tie at the back OF the waist had I'll
efrecf OF pulling In the corsets NOR
satisfactorily.
Stays thai are not quite comfort
able can often be made so by a yer
little alteration. A bone that
pressing very possibly is quite ur
necessary, and its removal will max
no difference TO the. appearance q
the figure. but great deal to Ia
comfort OF .he wearer.
In these DAYS of breathing exeI
cises. little igussets let into the breas
part OF short.waisted corsets permit
the ribs 10 expand. The alteratio
is easily male by anybody hand
with needle
| Remember your corsets who
about to throw away discarded walt
doeskin or kli gloves. There
nothing nicer for repairing thar
when the rusks cut through an
break away i-om the material.
| To keep YONG stays in god shap,
on removal, AXE hold OF enc aus
toward the bottom and wind the CO..
set around and around, till Tight
wound up. This treatment was al
II vispd nv n clever corAotfere
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-23
PORTALS PLEA WINS VERDICT
Lawyer Recites from Shakespeare and
Gets Big Judgment.
CHATTEI LOAN AGENT LOSES
Man Who Sues for House Rent Fails
TO COIIect--DefendRnt Allowed
seven Hundred DOnars-
New Trial Asked.

Portals touching mercy plea had not
the slightest effect upon 1.-THE starved and
wOlhsh desires Of Shylock, according
to one William Shakespeare; however, a
suit in the district court may be given a
new trial on the ground that the quoting
Of that passage from Shakespeare unduly
prejudiced a jury to return a verdict in
favor OF the defendant and In excess OF the
limit fixed by the court.
The case is one Of Charles c. Burdge. a
chatte loan broker, against Adolphus e.
Warthen. The loan broker sued Warthen
for $50 house rent. In reply the defendant
filed a cross petition stating that he was
buying the house on the installment plan,
not pa wing rent on it, and asking judg-
ment arainst Burdge
In his argument Tuesday Afternoon
Arthur c. Pancoast, attorney for the de
fense, applied the case OF the pound o
flesh and recited Portals plea with sucl
effect that the jury retu.ued in shor
time with a verdict OF S7Oc in favor OF IN
defendant The court had fixed the amour
for which the jury could find for the de
PENDANT at S236.Ol.
NJ o. Cunningham. Buriges attorney
filed a motion for a new trial Wednesda!
in which he made the quotat'o the chic
ground alleging that it affected the jur,
so that il returned the verdict under preJu
dice and passion.