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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-12
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mo. !, sprigg House EmpOriuml
CLOTHS, cASsIMEREs AND yESTINds!
New Spring qua SPINNER q oodll


New Spring and SPINNER GOodsI
TAKBJleiiuro In beug hbletO Say 10 my Ola cutl no
i ett aud Tho laah oiabe community, that Have ius
rriunRd from New York, and have be.abe To procure
The most Fashionable foods for The that the gta
Emporium, New York can Import from France and thI
Oh eouneT aud having dis enaed with tie ale OF Ionl
NON el0llhng giVC1 ne mora loom and linz to Attend Y
the wants OlmY cust0nels IN the hthionable way hJ
new stuck now eOnalto OF
BLACK, nROwS, oaEEN, HLuE, OLIVE AND
DALHIA CLoTHs.
Alto ain and WOO cbbhmeTella ell shades and eOlofa
bOmbafne daptT summer e0ihs llnanand gTatA cloths
&C. for making ffoek, dIcls, sack ard business COais
Prsneh, English and Amer lean easalma eel elto dUoka,
linen ddingl, &c IN making pinla AatO Vt1llnGa,
have the Us beauul selection ever looked Al IN any
IT, all which an uVW prepaid 10 axe W 10 Tie most
"a lunabe md best alyle, a. VI RUtskLLa
services as cutler Tor The coming 0oit0u eeeeTaln In
SaJir mat can Furnish better cloths than any house west
Of ihe Alfreuy mountains
Ia Connection with HE above hayea boaui(el a1toit-
nen furlnhlng Goods, NJ HE. seiS0nabe, and fash
unable eOutislng OF cloth. eaAlimere eathneTeu bonn
hsIlne. gaia linen, dhbla AID plan lneu nOck, Dies
Om buSnett enAt, veglh And haid1 made romlle most
nlbUnabe and seaAonib Goolt, lngIeal yaeyl also,
linen and cotton Shirt, six M en-, labS wool afd cot
ton Uhdsrshlba 9nd Dnwsrsi e'aNah a'oeA'' collars
gi0Hes and sptpendert; .
HosleTy In gei NTsiy also, every other article suit
able Tor compelling tenlleman'S wardrobe
al the above named aCles, together wi many OLDER
aTlet0 that 30 found Al ny store, No l. Spr9g House
Pltase call naua take look, aud npeh oblSe y9gL5
nI9i +. RICE,
% NOTICE. EXTRA.
IhavOa tmal slotk Of oOmmoa cO, hlng that Twin lA'
isrSi ""' A''U RICE
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New savingsI Bank st0re.
wv r.fa.a..D-l ..tt.., y %. pup ~ orrer

ffNr
AN now receiving and ortning an unusually llTle and
gene Al Assortment on Boolo, Shoes Hats Bonne8i
UmbltSahd Ctre Saeka, Al The toTner on Market and
Monroe tTesls Wheeling, Ya In The room inuney oe'
tuped a. The Post once end opPote The Mcclure House,
VeTy large and NIL ely stock which Wqspuchtsed
Tor CASH lTomho manullcluIeT1O The North utdsr he
most hV0pbo elCumllnces, aud OdeT them 10 The ell
IeHS n Wheeling AID Vicinity Al Ted4sed prices, whole
age,
I deem u eltss 10 say much In pTllSe Of my Siotk II
mistake not, he people OF Wheeling arc mol 80 easy
humburstd By adyoilHnJ pufs sufoei say hAyelpy
variety o! men't youho sud bOys Oolsand Shoes, MIR
oT silk, Uolean, wool, lRShntn, brush and ipw hats,
aud iorlides every viely UfSk, lava straw ard braid
bohneta Of The most recent baOnl aud styles, AlsO-
Sh0st Sllpptft end GalleTt boh for ldlel ml1el and
children OF ihe oat hlhloHlbe style, make aud quAlity
-Clll aud zee for yOmselytI
HaVlng pufehaSedd ltfgN stock Of The above named
leles, would respectfully invite COUNTRY merchants TO
call and tte no, or ttnd NJ ihelr Ordetb will duplicate
any bills puIehssed 10 he satteTn tIles iOreath.
ips u. n. WATSON.
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ASsIGNRB'S NOVICE,

g imeou D. Woodrow having, on the itth dayof
- Apt loh, hY proper deed conveyed w trust 10 lhe
urdeftlglel ioI ne benei, Of bic aud WoOdIowselea
ors all OF HE real aud peuOnal property and ehOteathpe
tlou oil ptftout IN any wise Indebted 10 aid Woodrow
ave REQUIRED 70 make ilumedlhte Jqymeni 10 me, and al
petoHt bayhg eant uglnti said Woodrow are required
III OIdor 20 receive any banfh. under sad iual within
Jour aOhH 10 nc tti claim With ibq proper yeeete &C.
cOtdlng 10 The terms OF said deed. with te undeted
api8 GEO w. SIGHTS, Assignee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-12

MEDICINAL
The Monpareil Nerve and Bone
LTNIM EN- z, atrh
BY Il, n, CARR & CO., FROM
"A PRESCRIPTION FURNISHED BY DR..
WATSON CARR, Or WHEELING,
|et LATE or MORGANT0WN. W
II % Md upon Asbroad ipeiSt net aHyTfmsiy EAieA
pplpdsd, X tqaaiit fucteittl IN TsM6rihg tIitT4
nal efsefloHfI peer rhiehiS hdd6lly
dsttlyptd III aud ptculiar 10 ne
N0EPARRiL liNlNENE


TNROh Rheunattm sore Throat, Group, Dlllsull
~ bneIeIng, IoolhAehs, 10 pe'oegA, Ftin 10 lhe
ton, Slit Joints Cuts Bntei Potion SoIet Fever Sores
Pain OF eanpe In ne Stomach hoera Motbua, Cholera
lnlantum, Cholle. Lame Hack Chllbtlns bites Of Pol on
Gus nteeso OF Rabid Dogs 6guo cake Aeue In The Beat
OF Face burns. buites, ehihhg, chapped handt, eOri1
Conlacona Of ne Muscles OF cords cuts OF bny Kind,
A9sSSar weakness PaI.ly,li, i'eA BsT Ache, leers,
iOIfa Scarlet ReVlr or any similar dttAte you may rest
tsimsd that 10 ihs atlele you have
A.S0VBRBlGN REMEDY,
which moi OILY removes naln almost nttantaneOusly but
reielTtlta 10 tie seat Of and entlIelY
BRADlOATRS TIE DISEASE
Some will laushal The idea OF hAy composition curing
such number vi dseaeeI bulfyo but reject that these
diseases though n1eoui IN inne all ahtt nom similar
eausee tho proposition Will ie,m ltts eXiItvtganll but
were Ten tmee more T4cTt Which stare W. In the
ace would ioree lhe eahdd 10 aCknON ledge ne llt Tor
tstls on Others, unite IN declaring tiust what IL name
(Nonpatell) Indicates, ne Xii LfnimsAt knenN.
TOTH0SB WHO THINK.
Have you never noticed tho eTlkngs mATliy between
ent napeal And has never occurred 70 youlha rem
edy might BE- prepared which should DO equiy applicable
TO boihi This remedy e now offered you In lhe ioAiA,
az LlNtNRNT which does not Insult your understanding
BY claiming TO have boe found In soma bTAilg momiliD
ef ArEfeo or mighty caysi Of saF but d elmply The
OJtrnlNa oLRlENGkl being mid and emple ip 10 1Son
and tleVeang In Ne eleeo power almost Incredible,
-Te1ellng lhe most hidden sneWs Of man or bsnAt,-
and yet being lnnoxona to TIE weakest infant. iaallo
BY ~ lhe eAespi lnlnen In he market being nut w In
bottles iee a. large % the majority, and onelOuIh larger
lhanhe irgs'i besides bnns moe Than foHF times nS
atrouE we Therefore ohsr Il to you with pride aud con.
hdenee exactly suited TO Tue wanta Of rleh or
poor high or low rl, HIsa
Tic unprecedented lio lnWhleh he Nonrartll Lnlnenl
ls Put up aud The vast expense otlhe materials ued IN
makes ltimpossLle lOf us looy lOl Tie printing Of lhe
for ITSELF
wewOuld however Isetiho's saeied ones who have
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NNTBsrs powreesYingIrVm Que BIiten MiHuit,uil
Nv Establishments, 0ne OIL largest aud heat milta
luIed BOoia and Shoes, lO Pllland Wits
wear ever offered In this OF any other market. mtIhi
been manufactured 10 order hteO ding TO our OWn tH
lions and ave intended expressly ioT retailing Ieh
regular customers aud all others who may hVor W U
call we can offer unusually large VAtiey OF Bopib
Shoes which weguapnlse equal In quality OF mitili
workmanphiPtO thUSo Manufactured In this 0rIlI Gh
part1r the United states oar stock wilt be loundhu
alll, h PapiOl the following Reasonable goOd'i
- N
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saddlsrs Hardware.

AND CnAoH TRInMiNG
lust oIehed, large ataorlmeht Of saddeIs Hardware
d AID Coach Thinning, C0athud lAftler Valnlth,
Bursy Bows, ilubhS, Spnket Fellows, Carriage and Tire
ROiiS Mhllsable lIons, Patent and knaneled Leallel
end eye yiblng used BY lhotpde, 10 which lnSe te Of
ttniop Of Tie public. JOHN kNOTR
mails Old Stand, i63 Main 81.
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Ihav6 tmal alOck OF common CO,hing that will AiA
pose Of Al Cost EVEN less 10 make room iO my Spring
'T SySi II NV lOOu'' y RIuB
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EASTERN 4 bIERTISEMENTS.

I
Hoakins, Heiskell&iCo
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY lQODS,
TTAVB removed 10 tber6sw Iron Ruldlng. 2i8 NeIhe
III Il. aud ~ u0mmSles q .PHiLAlALHhil ~ lhlhll
Anspaoh, Brother q 90.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE
10 10 Rsrh nif4 A. esSnsr fCAsrry, Philndelph 10
John Antpith 3D.. John Il Jssobyl. ,itires NJ hsegi
william AnlpithI.. Henry \ PslTmah lelllias9
Woltee, Ballard q Go,
fNf0tFfnh AM J0bBknfiN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
10 Aarkst ,irtti Phlindelphln.
CO. .. kttty, IounsflS olWpe'Nns' W ligy
W INlA HYlts,l - ..,..as'' Z,
Oda RolloWoi liaaonu, net Her. sORq %
TempoFnnN
And other Society Regaltai
Banners, Scale and Jsrtls, manufactured and cola
bv Gibbs 4 Smith. No, IS Bdliimsre Street.
t BaifmOrt, nd.
THBas0Ttmont Usually on hard eoiNleAol
REGALlAi
GA F.ileF''-eTuhd and Subordinate LeIEe and b.
. P.stS 5lasst ana Ollsr oaesu, plain ana
i,IS3l "a, IlGind Oh DsUss PiadsRs
+ II Pishiy embroidered RpesnTWenl rand
RetRllog, . ~
At'eHie-knightsT emPlir, Royal 4 I'D, ,nd Mas'sr
Jewels RObes, Hammers, 81 ofdlt &C,
Som Of Ttmpt4dnes-S National, Grand and Subordlna
Dlvlslons- OhieeTs and Membsrp, sft..
Red Mr-Saehemt, Past Oillcer1 and richly omhToldd
ID Degree Worhinglnd Parade Regalla,
H UNVEILS
or lhs various Orders Of silver Gut or Plated Metals
neludlng knlgila TompiAT, with llltks.)
BANNERS, sou.
Banners ofQtyly llte yo and coSh adhpied to me "a
ious 0rt1l1on Societies. Manufactured 10 ORDER and De
tgna Tor Bannerq when requlIed Furnished nee OF eK
lfnle showing The llye oIl6 sIe when lnlhltd. Alt'
ROBES, SASHES, COST hiBS; GAPS. &c.
Computing lhs largest ment 10 b found ihthe VI
LODGES, BNOAMPMRN DlVIgl0NS AMI
tQh3iA TRlBRsi Nl tf..
Wlshlngto ~ pp their Halls oriuPplJ themselves win
Parade or Working Regallh Hsnne, &C., can depend Up
tddTestlhg GiBhR 4 SMITH,
,.Regalla end BannerM turep,13 baltimore Street
YtllmoTe, ND.
~ d. II RRY. Aver, Whsellps. VI OelS-d
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~ :. UVVWO0U blnU bnNel. :" -,
Thanked for the iibeTutF onage heretofore tIi'hdta
u.s. we SciiClt continuance or The SAINT. ,.,,y
Aep3 CLALLRNS d hNUA
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Our Agents.

rdesSs CARGILL ROCKWELL, No. North Broadway YoN
KRIS will supply friends in that Village with TaE TRIB
GEORGE f. LA FAYE No 26l westInlneT.s ST. is Agent
In PROVIDE for the sale OF TIE TRIBUNE.
MELLES Co AsoCts fol the sale OF TIE TRIBUNE
IN CHICAGO.
SAMUEL b. NICHOLS is agent for the sale OF TIE TRIB
pSE IN Burlington, VI
H. B. PEARSON will supply friends in CLEVELAND with
THE TRIBUSE
Wm PArTos Is our agent for the sale of THE TRIBUNE
WATERBURY, Ct
Mr O. W. PAIGE No 81 Rsndolph-st, CHICAGO. has THE
RrBuSr for sale and will friends In that city
L. D. CAMBELL Agent for the sale of TIE TRIBUNE
In ELmiRA.
Mr. W WATERS will supply our friends in LITTLE FALLS
rith with The TRIBUNE.
PALMER IL authorized receive subscriptions and s
yes for The TRIBUNE in the cities Of PHILADELPHIA
and BosToN
Our friends IN Rock Island, III and Davenport obtain
TIE TRIBUNE Of H. A. PORTER Bro, Ia Rock Island.
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innate the loss in rice a. fifty per cent on the average

tmac the loss in rice q. fifty per cent on the average
crops of the neighborhood
From the Santee region we cannot az yet present
summary fgeneralrepors, but the accounts received
from important points are conclusive beyond any
doubt ss TO very heavy loss-the salt water prevail
ing four feet the highlands in some place.. The
permanent injury to plantations will be less thau on
Cooper River but the loss Of crops must be
On lower Pee Dee al the same points marked, the
food tide not high the great freshet Of 1888
In some cases also the cut nee had been harvested
and gathered in. Considerable losses are Deyerthe-
less 70 be opprehended.
Some plantations were covered by six successive
ttdea--wNier strongly sal;-ana soma .amazes were
thus done--to growing crops that would have sur
rived the one food tide.
The lest accounts received by us in the disoriered
state Of the mail communication incident the Storm
reach as far as the Ogeeche where the DAMAGE, a.
though very considerable is far less than OF the Sa-
yaDnsh river AS 10 the latter river the estimates
based reports from different gentlemen of inteli-
genoe, several days after the hghth of the storm,
place the damages In rice at thirds to threefourths
Of tho crop.
The very latest accounts with any particulars re-
ceived up TO the closing Of our weekly report
Thursday evening, were from Beaufort, Button and
Georgetown, s. C.. These in general conlrma-
tion Of what had been previously heard from these
regions. At Georgeto~n the food-tlde Of the sth
was reported as fully up 10 the high tide of 1922,
which was destructive in hatregion. At Button
s. c. the excess over the highest spring tides preyi-
pusly marked, was estimsted at three feet and the
gale Itself ia compared by The ablest observers only
10 that Of 1904 TO yioence-the late one being far
greater in duration.
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Id " INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR coURr-ssrr. ..

NoTlcs The Justices Of this Court have decided
TO extend the November trial term enc week, max
ing It four weeks term. Also, 20 hold two al.
diopal trial terms IL each Of the months Of October.
NoVeno:~i and December, to commence on the third
monday Of each month and to be continued two
weeks. Two separate panels Of jurors viii DO sum.
= Than the additional trial terms are held. on,
10 serve in the stated .>....- 49,. ~-s "a
special trial terms.
There will be but one day calendar which will be
called BY the Judge holding the principal Court Of
the stated trial terms In causes called and sent 10
The specia trial term for trial. jaries will be
imnanreled from the Jurors in those rooms. The
eerera term in each Of these mouths will be held but
two weeks, commencing on the first Monday Of each
month, except that a general term WIN oe nea r on
stated trial terms win be held on the second floor Of
the building in the Park az the corner OF Centre and
Chamber-ss and the special trial terms on the thlrd
floor of the same building.
Published by order of the Court.
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1t is fact that has been observed, not only by
the medical profession but by all persons that the
usual remedies Of Fever and Ague frescbed by phyci1s or
sold the shops either quite inefficient or decidedly nu
rou, This frequently amened BY physicians OF great
enirerce II therefore desideraum 10 discover some
remedy that would be eectua and yet safe AFTER many
year OF patient experiment and research PhnmGceut
fLe inventor OF DEsHLERs Anti Periodic Pills feels confident
that he has compounded pill which e1eEts most marked and
yenders Of patent medicines have pursued sue in the
papers and elsewhere render those who embark in the
pre and of really valuable modens liable TO the
Importation imposture and to the dersion Of the public he
has to venture upon the undertaking lie believes
that he has made important discovery which will diminish
the actual sum Of human suffering and viii be immense
economy to labong classes well as 10 those heavy
u.c turing that employ large numbers Of hands
Al the same he is free admit that he hopes from his
ourd by scrupuous attention 20 those honorable maxins
which govern the mercantile community DEsHLERs Pills
NAV be procured Of H. RING Of Broadway and Johns
and of HuTcHISGs No 1872 West Broaiway also OF most
respectable Druggists in the city and Of d. DEsHLER New
Brunswick, ". J.
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fAdvertisem snt
CLAPP

Co will open THs DAY, several css-s Of New Goods
chased the peremptory Auction Sales for cash
of hch will be od least 80 less than the Of
importation The following few Of the goods we shall
offer Plain Plaid Striped and Brocsde silks from g. A. as,
ST. and $40; Extra Heavy and Wide 81 and 81; also, Rich
satn PLAID and Plain Black silks Of superior rake three
cassfIe Paramass beautiful shades very cheap al 81 bat
shall sell them per yard the greatest ofsred
four fine dark Prints nernsck styles only Sd yard
Lurins fine French Mtnos at great reduction from last
wears PRICES together with general assortment OF Dress
Goods goods for family TO which they invite special
attention. Wholesale buyers for cash invited to examine
our stock. HEARD, CLAP Co., No. SOL Grands
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SUNDAY STRIEr-PREAcHISG.-The usual Sunday
performances were enacted in the City Park yesterday
where the persons who held forth on previous oc-
easions again enlightened the assembage upon the ef-
feet Of foreign influence and the evils Of popery.
The meeting was quite small as compared with for
mer occasions Of the sort. few arrests were made
for disorderly conduct consequent upon drunkenness,
beside which all passed of quietly and in order.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY SEPTEMBER p, 1854

Tar rsIIcsSsEp Ia2UoR DEALERs.-The Police
have been instructed 10 arrest al persons found sell
ire LIQUOR without license. The JOB is found to be a
very difficult one. Is appears the offenders must be
caught in the act ia order TO warrant an arrest IL
well known that the liquor is disposed Of, but 1t is
done in such manner that the sellers cannot be ap-
pretended. One man in the Tenth ward gives his
liquor to any ole who wants it, but takes No mooey
ST the counter. The customers so disposed car 20 to
- - -.stsnce from the place snu ~
--...lrg cigar, lesve enough money to pay for
the liquor, the expedent being understood by all in
teresied. So far but few arrests have been made.
Among them are the following: James Kerwin cor
ner Of johnson and Prnce-sts. Bridget Prince cor
ner of Navy and Lsfayette-sts. Widow ORourke,
Carroll, near WilIoughby; Mrs. Lsrkn, corner Hamp-
den.st. and Myrtieav. Daniel Flannery, Hamilton
sv. Thomas Forsn Court-st. aud Fourth-place;
Charles Houxhurst Fulton and Orange. The parties
were required to appear to answer.
CHARGE OF RAPE.-A colore6 man, over 30 years
Of age was arrested BY Health Warden Waddy YES
terjev on the charge Of committing assault of an
aggravated character upon the person Of colored
girl named Clarissa Miller, who resides with her
mother in Navy-st., near johnson. The name OF the
accused is Abraham DOras. tie was committed TOR
examination.
BopY RrcovEREp.-The body of John Murphy,
who had been missing since Tuesday, was discovered
in Gowanus Creek at the foot of Carroll-st, on En-
day, into which it is supposed he had accidentaNy
fallen.
BURGLARY.-The house of John Z. Russ, IN WASH
ington-ay. near La Fayette av, was felonously en-
tered throus the basement door on Saturday night
ard gold hunting watch with heavy chain, a gold
pencil some silver ware and several articles OF cloth
ing, with some money, were taken from the sleeping
apartments Of the occupants. colored mfn was
observed about the premises by Officer Powers,
Fourth Police who gave him chase, but the negro
outran him and escaped.
CAxrHRSE LAMP ExPLosIos.-A fire broke out in
a house in Boerum. place near Pacifc-st. on Friday
evening which was caused by the explosion OF a
csmpbene lamp. Sergeant Stger, of the Third Dis
trict Police and Mr. Peter o Brien extnguished the
fire but not until considerable damage had been
!
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fAdverfisementl
CABINET OPEN DAY AND EVENING

CABINET OPEN DAY AND EyENING.-Ihe
Phrenologie. Rooms Of Fowler and WELLS No 500 Broad
,y contain Bu,ts and Skulls from the heads OF dstin
a1shed of al Tribes and Naons Thieves Robbers MUIR
derers and Pirates Clergyman Doctors and Lawyers idiots
Philosophers and Statesmen. Poets Artists and lnventos OIL
al grades Of humanity including specimens from the Animal
KnsSom ALWAYS open and free visitors chronological
with Charts and written descriptions Of ehaEsc
ter BY Professor Fowler when desired No SOC Broadway
near Duane.
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MARINE coURr-Bcsore Judge MCCARTHY.
MAhANE NONhk-bffolc JHukc 'ANN,NA"'
KNOCKING THE DUrcHMAY FORM INTO ri.
Western sgt. Bolster Andrews CO. Propretor Falioae


Western sgt Bolster, Andrews CO. proprietors Fulioas<.
and Fiith-sv. line OF stages
Plaintiff is proprietor of a newspaper called The
Nesr- York DE,ohadA. He brings suit against the Of
omnibus No S. alleged csreessness and misnsnAsement
Whereby hs stage ran assS.' sAnS,',t which IS 70 The
Whereby he band cart was upset and the 70 y. o.s
into u costs more f SORTING than new type would worth
snd Of little eScep, for old metal He esms Sc
for injury the and the OF advertisements tor that
The owner Of the hand cart testified thu, had
poyed the THAT the form for each side o.
the paper from No it Fulton the press which in
buidrs another street. that he had placed the qas,
ton on the Gait the other when the
Gang along struck the hand cert and Knocked the form into
him by putin the end Of his thumb and kns
bis fingers him aud he the hsndeartnsn thought that was
Nor s,t eSn p 81 Mr wa for defense 70 the
Cont tia, did show any bad feeling on the part Of the
which he and the haI dcArtman mutually beonsedi might
have been friendly getns or could be seeoanied tor per-
On the part Of The defense wss stated that the stage was
time was out Of repair and that when the Of
Nsssu st. where No 4 situated the driver met Omnibus
a. possible to avoid them and that doing So accidentally
struck the hand cart the pokes handles OF winch were out
be would easily have cleared II
The coor did consider that there had been ness
ence on the part dver and judgment in favor OF
defendants For plaintiff Mr. H. Fuller. For defendant Mr.
Willard.
CLAIM FOR INSURANCE.
Luckey ast the NewYork City FIRE Insurance Company.
To recover on alleged agreement TO insure VI 500
the property Of plaintiff which was burnt
On the Part OF plaintiff said that he met director OF
the Company the street who asked him 10 insure In their
office when plaintiff told the director that he would insure for
81 500 The director har ded memorandum of the risk into
the office and surveyor sent 20 the premises but nothing
iS was 1 peSse bs poc S thu. IN
ner the FIRE when he the office claim for the In
.,.-
On the part OF plaintiff 1t attempted to show that Gus
tom exists which such request for insurance binding
mon the company which denied FOX defense; being
usual said where person already having insurance
wishe. renewal notice TO renew u made to the proper
ise
deytrsd but transient person merely giving an order
director (Sho has power to bind the company In tho
sire is mol 10y law cus'om an insurance.
The considered that the plaintiff he wished to con-
animate bound 90 call az the office and at
tend TO IT, having done there insurance aud
the company are liable. Judgment Tor defendant For
plaintiff Mesrs Laroque Harrison; for defendant Mr. A.
X Hadey.
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