
    Claude L’Engle, Appellant, vs. Charles Holmes, Appellee.
    Appellate Practice—What Notice of Entry of Appeal Must State.
    An entry of appeal that fails to state that such appeal is taken to the Supreme Court of Florida, and that fails to state any term or day to which it is to be returnable, is ineffectual as notice to the appellee therein under the provisions of Chapter 4528 laws, approved May 7th, 1897, and where the appellee in such a case in nowise appears in the appellate court, such appeal will be dismissed.
    Appeal from the Circuit Court for Duval County.
    Dismissed by the Court for fatal defect in entering appeal.
    
      John L. Doggett-, for Appellant.
    No appearance for Appellee.
   Per Curiam.

This cause being reached in its regular order on the docket for final adjudication, the court finds that the entry of appeal therein fails to state that it is taken to the Supreme Court of Florida, and fails to1 state any term or day to which it is to be returnable, and is, therefore, ineffectual m notice to the appellee, and that the appellee ha® in nowise appeared in this court, it is, therefore, hereby considered, ordered and adjudgd that the appeal in said cause be, and the same is hereby, dismissed at the cost of the appellant.  