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Philada. Stock Rxohangs saIes, NOv. q
Almost
Marriags-A DisSNpointeS,

From the Nea0 Lssbon Okso) Patriot.
The "many slip 'tw1xt the cup and ths lip' wsa
amusnRly illustrated IN community last Tuees,
benYille hill q little distance having Loaf his wife
some time ago. took 1t into his head ia marry agaln
considerably and, out Of rSs Lessons oonrtnS ffw
which were volunteered, he used such, as seemed
HIM best. He had cast sheeps-eyea at esYerai
widows OF the neIghb0Thood, but none seemed 60
take his shin
ON Monday OF last vssx hs want 10 zee widow,
about twelve miles from town, on the line Of che
CleVe, and and PltisbuIg Railroad. BE made knoWl
his erranc in busiDess-hke way. She accepted ms
pI oposa and the Agre concerning the pFODeTf
was reOuced 10 writing His real eeaate ysas to oa
oiYested OF the interest," winch marriage woa d S,vS
monsI she was 10 nave fo Aer sepsSts r,s nsS~
acoulsitlOns 10 be their Innkusi Oeneft The n-s
tme al which no Nn,TAcs anould BE- ooasnmmatsG
The lady wanted 9Inonah, the geAlerlaa the nexa.
on Tuesday he drove out 70 hsr house. bropos4.
ber tOtoTn pTOcnl Cd ne IhcenSe, hyhe TWO pgesSN
ers, ana drove to hAs own ho1ne With the VIdoI :.
Ihs rooms were Nyagn and cheerful thS tue TSer
pleased, The maFryiaR o. uple all sIulss iha OH
aentemen taited aud laughed lIttle louder thaS
iasy pIscsdnS dinner 30 ky vTs s EaS:, SSSg imIa a%
on the turkey. twas dose, and had bee reinoytS
position on the o0r rhe IEeShst . ~ gS1o
the solemn words OF she 1nAEH ne fcrIn aIrnsv ~,
his bps % WarSer was aSeAt 70 esp from BIZ
nut bark A rap .: the 30or What Ie.eanS ISs ip,
truslOnE 4 cal Tor tbs lAd1. Sac goes 20 tho door
N law. As converse, IN q supdnsd .ons Ta,,
9Inen = am saS saspsass AnSie OYER sac ~.
tnloZi9E ove- oo2 Sa1essnsnr, and ave corcylsC
nor 70 IGGlTY Yon unless yOaI Isvys haf.he Iand
why, Waal dose THIS mxanf, said she GROOM OF
slHEy, somewhat s.2zgsrsd W the une< pseted tprn
IN tina Vhes. Wat dces thls IpeAn3 Dlir't va
MAKE max a esIaalns Yasn't hoAsst wlin yOlt No;
~ do what VS. agreed toI ana nOt nothes biz WhY
wes ia deb. wken Married my Rrst Wjfa and
to'd her rad rotNsa but he shOp. sSa sao SS ss,q
W9ll S9i mssriel slyt bW and 0 dia and lived wei
and happy 4" swell, answered the widow "Illm,s
lnsrTy yop To'dey. Anl would IKE 90 hIVs &
YoG'l marry mo now or rsver. A. old iion4rs!
stark said 91ous talinR fort when trey ,askod nm
~ dtslS, III r2ko it to-day or fo.ni9ht rul,Ss
Stark WI! Q . widdeS" Yoc5n mary d. toll.
or ta.aisht I'll DO widdsr,' Shs was oec,ded OF,
not marrying, and had conc uded TO 70 homo Migh
er rson.in'law forthwith. But toe old Qen loms.i
pen suaded her to remain Tor dinner sud hou hs
won bring her to town himself and hero the
th.ng stpnds ard the story ends.
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Latest Markets by Teleeraph.

NEW York, November al ---Stookp are steadv.
Chicago and Rock Island. l05t; Rsaslng. la; Erie,
WAYNE, and Chicago, 1861, Michigan Centra /. il2j:
MiohlPan Southern, 80; New York Contra IIOs ;;
Iinoi Central scrip llsj; Virginia g. Gl; Missouri
1865 tor second series; and 1864 for third sel,es
Sterling Exchange 100; 90 d, l4iA
BALTIMORE, November 2I.--E1our ia yery dull +.
Spring Wheat extra Wheat Flour, $10'95GRl '6O:
Wheat dull. Corn has a declining tendency and Il
heavy old crop scarce. Oats droop In ga es az
56G57c Seeds steady; FiaxRsed, $3003 90 Cofee
dul,; Sugar heavy. Whisky sLssdy; Pennsylyana.
S2'25G22S
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FOURTH EDTTTOl
FROM WASHINGTON THIS p. M.
.spLoIAL DEsrArcnHs 10 rns EyHnnsorgLranArn. 1

tspEoIAL DEsPKTCHBs no rHR EvEnn9TRLEGRAPH.
WAsHnsdTvK. No Nember 81.
The Prssident hes the InAueuza.
report in a morning paper that PSidDnt Shn.
son was ILL., cent large number aDzkous irauiYers
to the White House to day The PreVeienf 10 suffer
ING rom a cold, but q trAnsabtpg bic usual busi-
ness.
The New News AgsnoS.
The Craig opposiitoh to the Assooated Pros
commences operations next Monday Dr Evans,
formerly Of the New Ter$ prvas viii be tAe Wasts,
inRton agent assisted By ooOnol L. A. Whitley,
one Of the editors Of tho NuSsonol Entsu;osn.e-
None of the Washington papers wa no VITA CraIp
at present, but the oASonicGe PROMISES 60 do 80 A.
Craig shows ability TO sustain himself
The Land OmOe,
The Commissioner Of the Land OfSee "a urovarin1-
Instructions with regardto tees aud oosS TO De paid
on selection of lands under granu fron Con0rees t
states and oorpor aIiona
The Paoiho RailronxnA
The line Of the route Of the Union Pacific Rs;,.
way, Eastern Division, having been oAancod from,
Republican Fork 10 smoky Hill Fork Of che Kanaac
river, the Commissioner has instructed che Rsr,s.
ter and Receiver at Junction City, Kansas
to restore some one mthOn SIX hundred
thousand acres of land 60 settlements and entry
under the Presumption and SHo mesbead laws, and
the Register and RecowW at Brownsrins, Hebrasxa.
to restore about one million Eve hundred thousand
acres. The restoratsOn does not MAKE the LANDS
subject to sale at prvsoe entry, but only renders
them accessible to gctuaI settlers.
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GETTING ~ AEEETING CHEAP.-There is
class of thieyeo who frequent the markets. and
whom 1t In very dlicult to catch at their ne.
tariouS operations. They adopt the sneak sys-
TEN, and With their unsuspiciOus-looking baskets
on their arnn, go through the mQrkets, and
watching their chances, pick I'D little incon
siderable tEiheS in the meat and vegetable line.
officer Reeder ceught o very respectabe-o
ing woman in tho act of making transfer OF a
chicken TO her basket. She had left the basket
st grocore near the Franklin Market, and
going into the Gmsrket. took the opportunity to
slip the chicken under her cloak Going back
to the store, she had just put the chicken in the
basket, snd was coming out, when she was ar
rested, and taken before Alderman Jones. In
her basket was found quite a number of articles,
all OF which had been stolen. She gave her
name s5 Dilynn. Che was held to bail to answer
the charge Of larceny.
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CHEsNUT GTREEr, WEST OF THE SoHUYL-
KILL.-The paving Of Chestnut street,west OF the
Schuylcl, which has been IN progress for the last
lew montho, i5 now completed. From the depot
OF the Chesnut and Walnut Streets Railroad, at
Forty-secopd atrcet, toGthe bridge, the street has
soonest street .n the city. Building improve
mente are being made with spirit of progress
that 10 truly gratifying 10 our citizens, and the
whole street will eoor be built up. The con-
tractors for paving the street have labored
under peculiar difficulties in furtherance of
their work. They we're compelled to 20 on
with their work, and ct the same tine allow the
constant travel OF the passenger cars over their
line OF operations. But in spite OF all difficulties,
the work has been done.
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A WONDERFUL MEDIoINE.-Perry Davis Pain
Killer is really asyaluabe medcament, end unlike
most Of the patent articles of the day, Is used by
many physicians 1t is particularly desirable in
locations where physicians are not near, and in
families will often save the necessity of sending out
at midnight TOR doctor. A bottle should be kept
inevery ,hOuse.-Boston Irareler.
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MARRIEn

hi, gag lLK ESOS,-On Tuesday November ~,
PhnaJ., wlltiam II Furnees, IN tho Unttaian Church
town ~ phla To- Df ELMoOD NJ. CoR50N. Of Norris
dangbbtoss' a. 80 MARC AREr LlHISQS ron NILlN6SON,
uNusn.eI l1U OF samuel Wnkeson, ESQ Of New YORK
,bs M HhOOD-CURrlS.- v the z2I Of o ,tohcr by
NJ - i,y0nn bunterson, at No 1924 Juniata street
M; M; sAMUhL y. LoOkWOOD 70 Mi,s sh LIE CK.
LIS, Doth OF Philadelphia ~ 20
wi,sons nspp-DAYIS,-on the 18th instant by Alderman
I MsVn KEN az his office. No. 226 niowb street Mr.
Allentown. SA ~ bANlS' potn U
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Fire in Danviile, Virginia.

RICHMOND. November ala speoial despatch
to the Dispdtch states that tire in Daryille this
morning consumed Crgier d Gordonb store,
Fleshman's dry goods store, Sadler & Co.'s
clothing store, and the Danville Bakery. An
arrest OF negro for stealing while the tire was
in progress, threatened to produce riot
anon" the blacks, but all was quiet at the last
accOUnts
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From .RAchuE1ot,eI.

RICHMOND, November H.-The Convention, OF
Virginia farmer, assembled last ni& htin Virginia
Hall. The Hon. WiliolghbY Newton President
OF the Virginia Agricultural Society, delivered
an address, after which ex-Goyernor bmith and
others made speeches, all predicting bright
future Tor Virginia.
After the appointments Of several committees
TO report on the SUBJECTS discussed in the Pres;
cents address, the Convention adjourned until
tonight,
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OHEROKEE REMEDY


cures al Urinary Complaints, w.; oreyel i8Ism-
nation OF the Bladder aud Kidneys Retention or Urine
structures OF the uTetnra Dropsioal Swe nnys, BEck
Dust Deposits and all diseases tnst require diuretic
anu W hen used in conjunction with the
CHEROKEE INJECTION,
does not iatl 10 GonoIlhee, dieet, Rho All AucQs
discharges in Male or Female curing recent cases i9
from ono three DAYS and Is especially fecomme meDGed
in those cGsoS Of Fluor bus OF Whites N Females
lhe two medicines used IN eonlnnctlon WI nottell 70
Where other me defines baye been used without success
frce DiSSsSyn Ee%esGy one DS'"o g. %, iNs' s.
are TO be ovnd In oil well drug stores and ers
recommended by physicians and druSglets all over the
prncipled dealers, however, try q deceive their GUS
iOmeTs by selling cheap and worthless compoundS-ln
order TO make money-in place OF these Be- a0t de-
10 us and will send them 10 you BY press securely
packed and nee from observation We treat all diseases
to Which the human system Is subject, and viii he
essed 10 receive full and explicit statements from hoss
no have iaied 70 receive relief heIelOo ladies' on
gentlemen can dress us m peTTsot confidence. We oe-
sire TO send thlryw0 page pamphlet frea 10 avery
Iadv and gentleman the land Address All letters tor
pGmphets medicines, or advice TO the sole proprietor
- Dr. w, Y. MERWIN,
6bmWtNrp NO ~ Wal kER Street, N. Y.
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EVERY FAMILY should have . case of Dr. hum
phTey'S SpeciTc HomBop dthie Medicines They are
simple, easily applied, barmless, and vet in o thou
sand instances they arrest disease allaY pain and
suffering save calling the doctor, and prove friend
indeed. The valuable service rendered immensely
oVerbaanceS the small sum they cost. See adver-
tsement. Address HumphreVa' Specific HomRo-
pathic Medicine Company, NO. $50 Broadw way, New
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"ARRIvAL or MR. MoRRIssRY THE GREAT Ex.
FOUNDER, IN WASHINGTON. Thus important in
formation came over the wires last night Since
Mr. Webstet's time we have been looking for an eX-
pounder at Washlpgton, end now we have IT The
arrival ut the White House of new SUIT of CLOTHES
1or the President from Charles stokes &C. Co.'S One
Price, under the Continental, would hardly excite
more attention
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ajWIsTAR's WILD CHERRY BAIsAM.-This Bal
samIc compound has become q home fixture. Let
all who suffer, and have in vain attem psed to cure
their cou9hs, colds, bronchial pulmonary com
plants, make use OF this uneauailed remedy II can
be relied upon, as The mass OF testimony that has
been published Hnce its Dtroduction is ample proof
-Ufits efficacy.
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TAI MRDALLIoNs.-B. Scott, Jr., will commence
the sale OF finely framed Oil Paintings, Psstels,
etc., this evening, at 78 O'Clock, az the Art Gal
lery, No. 1920 Ohesnut street. The collection
embraces many very artistic specimens of land
been carefully selected by the agent OF the
American Art Gallery, New York, an institu-
ton established by artists for their own mutua!
benefit.
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E~95377 HEALTH OFFICE, s. W. CORNER OF
- SlXTB and SAMSON Streets. IL

PHILADELPHIA, November 90 1885
NOIlCE.-l am directed by the Board of Health TO
PUBLISH the amended copy o. Resolution passed this
Whereas There being no contagious or malignant
disease prevailing at this time in this port there
ResoiVed That clean bills heath be Issued tor all
atlthis Office. ''' -
Ii 2lwr9t WASHINGTON BLADEN, Chief Clerk
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PETTY CADEe.--William Hart was arrested
yesterday afternoon ct Chestnut street wharf,
on the charge OF stealing the jib of schooner,
valued ct Sl5C. Pc vas arrested by the Harbor
Police, and had o hearing before Alderman
Tolar6. Owing TO the absence OF the principal
witnesses in the case, he was committed in de-
fault of S1CC0 bail for q further examination.
John O'Neel cot himself into snarl bv Dur.f
chaelng goods which, it is asserted, he knew
were etolens John vas arrested yesterday after
noon at his place of business, No. 770 g. Sixth
street, for the oftenss, and had a hearing before
Alderman TitteTmsTy, who held him in $500
bail to an9wer. .,r=s;S
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF Trade
The November meeting of the Board of Trade
was held on Monday evening, President Welsh
in the Chair. The following resolution was
adopted in reply to q communication from the
San Francisco Chamber OF Commerce. in refer
ence to tie changes of trade currents, need of
naval protection, etc.
Re esolced. That the Philadelphia Board OF Trade
tor themselves and Tor the business community
they represent, assure the Chamber of Commerce
OF San Francisco OF their deep interest in all that
NAV tend to the development of the vast resources
and capacities of their State. and plodQe to
cordial coo in every measure ca culated to
promote that end.
An appeal from the sufferers by the late
dreadful hurricane at Turks Island was read
and referred to the incoming Committee of the
Month, with power to take such action a. may
seem proper and demanded by the crcum-
stances.
Mr.. sparhawk proposed the following resolu.
tion:-
Received. That the Committee on Inland Trans.
portahon be instructed to open o correspondence
with the MercnAnts Express Company, with view
TO procuring this city the advantages of direct
connection with the West by means of that Com
psny. and that an appropriation not exceeding one
hundred dollars be made for the purpose of covering
the expenses of promoting the connection.
On motion Of Mr.. Fraley, the resolution was
amended, and referred to Messrs. SparhaWk,
Wetherill, Coates, and Perot, as special com
mittee.
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HEALTH, the poor mans riones, the rich man.
bliss is found in Ayers Medicines, after fruit es
search among other remedies. A word to the wis,
Is snfficent. - ---- !, -------- i ------
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CHRISTMAS Is COMING Get Photographs for
presents The days and time are short come early
IN the day. Is. Reimer, No. 62< Arch street. Dix
card, or one largo PHOTOGRAPH 81.
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" ATTEMPTED B5BGLARY.-Owing to the
giving our uGUal dsly narration of a successful
burglary. The attempt was made, however, on
a house in Morgan otreet, few doors above
Tenth on the north side. AT late hour two
mer were ooeerved to jump over the fences of
adjoining houses, until they got in the ward OF
the house intended 10 be broken into. They
had just commenced operations IN trying to
enter, when the police made descent upon
then, end captured both, after short chase.
JaneG PHILIPPE was arrested at Eleventh and
Sergeant otreetg, and his accomplice, John VIII
son, short distance of. Phillips had bearing
before Alderman Jones, who held him in $1,000
hail for further hearing, and Wilson was held,
also, for further hearing by Alderman Massey
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CHILDREN's CLOTHING M Shoemaker G. Co.
Nos and n. Eighth street are now opening
splendid assortment OF boys girls. inisnts', ant
miss es' clothing.
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.=sts5:ss.SseEea,, u, 4 MASON Sc HAMLh's c==a:.ge ia
ETE TT Cabinet organs, only at sJEFF
J. E.. Gouid's, seventh and Chesnus streets
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CARAMELs - CARAMELs - CARAMELs --Georg
W. jenkins has as fine an assortment of Caramel
Of all favor as can be had anywhere.
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MALICEoUe YOUNG MEN WIN. Wypn
and Charles Eoritg, two practical jokers, were
arrtstt last evening ractisng their Jest upon
that about an hour after sunset, pair of Worthv
young merchants of fruit were qulety going
along Chestnut street, near Third with a wheel,
barrow well loaded with barrels of cocoanuts.
and with other choice articles IN the fruit line
when the two iarlla aforesaid thought it would
be good chance for joke. Accordingly tbey
ran against the Vheclberrow and upset it ana
i,s contents, scattering the latter far and wide
About that time cccoanuts, ETC., we're down and
the wrath OF the Tendors was up The two testers
were arrested end escorted to Alderman Hur-
ley's Office. After g hearing in the case they
were held in %t0c TO keep the peace, and dis
missed with wholesome aimonItion 70 90 and
sin no more.
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CREAM, fancy, and pain Bon bons, Nogeaut
Taffies and other Candies made fresh every day fo
e. G. whitman 6 Co No. 318 Chesnut street,
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TWELFTH AND CBERsUT In the place to purchase
Cork Mattresses and BedoinG, and to have your Fur
nlture reupbolstered, vsrn,shed, and repaired b.
practical Wolkmen.
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OHANCE FOR CONNOIssRURs.-A large and
atIaclive sac of valuable oil paintings, pastel pic
luIesL ana erpsal medalhons tAe pro perty of the
al the Art Gallery, No. 1920 Chesnut street. The
nalhtlngs which are to be sold have been on exhibit
ton lor some time past, and the public have had
good chance to see their general excellence and
artistic hnlsh. The present sale is opportunity
mat should not be let slip by those who are in
search OF works of real merit and beauty The sale
takes place Wednesday, Thursdsy, and Friday even.
lnRs, NoYember 81 %. and % = - -
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The HORTICULTURAL SoCIETY.-A meet
ing of the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society
took place last evening at their Hail. corner Of
Brood and Walnut streets, Rodney King, Esq,
President. in the chair. After the reading OF
were adopted, the awards OF premiums were
made by the various committees. The display
was unusually fine, and consisted of table de-
signs, baskets of cut flowers, hand bouquets,
pears, apples raspberries, beets, parsnps, car.
rots salad, and cabbage. The .,ttendance of
ladies and gentlemen was quite large, all of
whom appeared to take deep interest in the
display before them. Resolutions of various
kinds were presented, among the number one
in reference to the purchase of the lot of ground
by the Directors of the Horticultural Hall from
the American Academy of Music, fifteen feet
front by two hundred feet deep.
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AN INTEEEeTKNG EERTING.-Our readers
will bear IL mind the important meeting to be
held ct the Academy of Music tomorrow even
ing, or behalf Of the Freedmen. Interesting
addresses will Oe made by Chief Justice Cnase,
General o. o. EoWard, of the Freedmen's Blu.
reau, Rev. Phillipg Brooks, and Others We are
grGtiAed TO learn that the tickets are beng sold
rapidly, and that this spacious hall will be filed
by our most influential and patriotic citizens.
The great importance OF this object commends
itself TO every loyal man IN the community, and
from the known ability of the speakers, the
meeting promises TO be exceedingly interesting.
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AMERICAN Cow MILKER, patented March 2S
1856. - A comp etc success. Bee advertisement
nndar specal notices.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

FURTHEB HEARING IN AN ABDUCTION
CAsE.-A further hearing in the case of John H.
Mulhonand, charged with elopement and lar.
ceny, took place at the Central Station Yesterday
uiterLoon, before Alderman Beitler.
Thomas MnIODey. living at No. 619 Cherry street.
sWcrb-I know defendant, John H. Nuholland; ;
ne o. at me while ilved in Wilmington, and robped
me o. my hat Il he prisoner had a slouch hat in
Hls hand.) That hat IS the one he took away from
mej about a year and n half he went to my
house, he was a deserterj he gave the name OF
Mchanus; when found il out, / ordered MN to
ltayei shortly after lett Wilmington and went to
f.ttelu i'll order to 90 work, being on strike;
2ot letter from q friend who informed me that nv
wiie was ing with MulhoIland; when 1 returned
10 Wilmington iouno such to be tue CASE | was
ioiced TO 20 to hotel astnoY had possession of my
mouse; lett S5S5 in the nouse and was induced to
20 after t picked up an axe and went to the
nousei met MuIhollaDd and his brother coming
down the street; they attacked and beat me taking
my nat my wife beat the children out OF the house;
tnas ngns tney removed portion of the goods away
this was about he 20 of September Iast they sold
portion OF the Rooos the other portion found in
apawnbrokers office at Second and Edward streets;
my wife gave the name of McManus where the
goods were pledged; the amount OF money they
cok belonging to me amounted 10 S5S5; my house.
hold furniture consisted of ooking Q glasses clocks
oeos carpets, ETC., valued at $3.50 altogether
rtnsdg1 mngaIst MaioneY swoTnIl am a daughter of
mother at W lmlnRtOn; they cared me out; thew
LOOK au the furniture out of the house; saw pnr-
uon OF tue furniture at Second ana Edward streets
at pRwnbroker's office; stove that belonged to
ny la'her was sod to q Mr. Meehan, on Second
saw my mother and Mulhollsnd living together at
lenth and Fitzwater street,; i saw my mother
Counting ont the money S6S5) IN the house NJ Will
minRton; hulholland was there; they took 1t away
with them. '
The evidence here closed. The Recorder asked
MulnolIand what he had TO say relative to the
charge preferred against him. He said that he
had never handled any of the money, and did
not know anything about the sale of the fur
niture. Muiholland was held in $1,000 bail tor
trial at the next term OF the court.