The Circuit Court

Tlie followlng cases have leen disposed f by the circuit oourt siuce our last reort, up to tliis a. m. Thompklns II. h. .Ier va. Edwin H. VValace. Two casen. By consent of partienjudtinent rendared In the flrst oase of fituu wtlliutcosls, aud In the secouU of 1UU wltutut OStS. Peter PoulHon vs. F. W. Uoodale. Judg ment for plalntiü of 1,9M. David B. V'el)ster. vs. Hebron Huid. Judgmeut lor plalntill, dauiaues, 7;4.iK). P. P. Mast & Ck. vs. Finley B. Whltnker. Atuturapsii. (uw' conllnued by defeaüaat on terms. The People vs. Catharlne alias Mattie Lawence. Petitiou fjr remlBslon recognlzuuce. 'etitlon grauted. Nelsou Keyer pald luto ourt 270. EïraSanford vs. Uaniel Klein. Demurrer. tverruled without eosts. Discuntinued. Jennle D. Curamlngsvs. Ilurry D. Cummliigs. Divoroe. Decree grunted. Miniii" Diamond vs. Frank Diamond. Dlorce. Decree granted. Catliarlne Llndower vs. George Llodower. Dlvorce. Decree grauted. Forgetfulness is a Texatlous foible whicn sometimos develops amioyanee umi expense to the unfortunate victlm. A gentleman wHh his wife In a not distant city, di ciileil to close their house and take a journey. The carriage was nraltlng at the door to talte them to the cars, and just as tlicy wcre stcppuij; in, the butbaod said to the witu, "li:ive you thut piickage?" referí ing to a bundlc wliich wis to have been kept ander loek and key, uu til the ImI moment. 8he replied, "no, I have forgotton it, but will j;o back for it." Every blind had been closely drawn, making the room dark necesitatins; Ughtlng thci gas. BeourlBg the pack age in her liaste sho forgot to eztiogulah the gal, loeUi'd tin; hOUM and (Icparted. Itetween eigtat and nine inontha trom that time, when tlicy rctnrned home, tipon opening the house tlicy found that Ideutical burncr still aglowjust ns slie loft it, haviiijr buroed all tint time foi tlrfe sofe beuetit of the rus conipanv.