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TBE oNE HUNpRED MILE IRA

Weston left Silver Creek. Friday,
Nov. l6, about ll:l2, Hartford time.
Every member of the escort carried Il
time piece. No two watches, for some
reason, indicated the same time. AT
intermediates points dispatches were
dated on the time indicated py dluereht
watches, hence the public at large, and
citizens along the route who received
information concerningth the time being
made, were not able to figure correctly
upon the probable result. Weston, up
on several occasions, mRnifested dis
satisfaction upon this point. He was
not only somewhat confused, but itrt-
abused those whom the public suppoS-
ed to be his friends. 1t is not strange
that he should act so, since the time
keepers of the party did not in any in
stance, where comparison were made,
agree with the well regulated clocks
and watches along the road. The dif-
ference in time between the various
points will account to some extent for
this discrepancy, but 1t cannot satisfac-
torily explain why the different mem
bers of the escort failed to remedy the
Although the departure was made
from Silver Creek late in the evening,
a large crowd was upon the ground,
and many OF the spectators followed the
pedestrian several miles.
He had strong, cutting wind full IN
the-f face but uttered no complaint on
account of the weather. The size OF
the crowd did not diminish upon the
approach of daylight. Where one
dropped out, after having satisfied his
curiosity, another would join the pro-
cession, keeping II about the same size
The National House, in South Erie,
on the line OF march was chosen as MS
stopping place. The street in front OF
the building was jammed full of eager
spectators, all anxiously awaiting a IA
vorable opportunity to get a glimpse at
the centre of attraction. The boy came
in under full head of steam, carefully
guarded on both sides by members OF
the escort, while others in front threat.
ened to o.tweed out" all who did not pull
In their traps and go. Having gained
a point opposite the entrance, Weston
was quickly thrust inside the door,
started up stairs, leaving all hands
holding sprigs of shillelah over those
who ventured near the main entra nee.
He appeared at a second story window,
bowed, waved his hat to the crowd, ,
smiled, and went 10 dinner. Though
Weston, for special reasons, was exceed
inGly cross towards his attendants, he
Invariably recognised and smiled pleas
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We have also on hand 5000 worth OF La
dies and Childrens' Boots and Shoes, at lower
prices than ever was seen IN the Stale. II
you want Bargains in Boots and Shoes go 70
Gardeners New Store, cor. Main and Union
streets and get them.
Every pair of Boots and Shoes sold at this
establishment is WARRANTED, and In
every case will be mended free OF charge.
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UTASTED-AN AGEST-One chance in
w each town, worthy the attention OF an
active business man, tn take the agency for
the sale OF BRAurTREET'S RUBBER MOULD
ISG AND WEATHER STRIP, applied to the
sides, bottom, top and ceutIs OF doom and
windows. The sale IL beyond any
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from $40 to S2S per day can be made Send
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i WORLD. Extract OF a Letter nom Bar
on Solomon Rothschild.
PARn, Ssh April, 1854. . Rue Fauby, ST.
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The People's Bank.

The Peoples Bank.
AFEICE, No. 6s MAIN ST, WHEELING,
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Special Telegram to the ClereEa,ld Herald
WESTON AT coNNEAUT.
CoSNEAUT, o., Nov. 16.
Weston, the pedestrian, arrived here
Mt S:l2. He stopped at the fremont
House. His feet are so swollen that he
is obliged to remain here over Sunday,
thus failing on the one hundred miles
walk TO- day. go.
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TETANTED-3 CESTS-To sell live man
w in every county q business paying s26O
per month ,EuTe. j. q. TILTUN, Fttts6urEnI
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GheQataligettre1s
W ES TO N.
THE HUNDRED NILE FEAT.
WHY 1T WAS NOT DONE.
IOW HE WALKED.
WHAT HE EAT AT ERIE.
HE HAS NO TRAINER.
INTERESTING INCIDRNTs, ErC.
OUTSIDE SPECULATIOHs.
LETTER FRO1I A SPECTATOR.
WHY He DON'r MAKE THE 100
AILES. aart
OUTSIDE srECULATIoHs.
LETTER FRO1I A SPECTATOR.
Specta! Telegram to The Czereyand Rsrald.

WHY He DON'r MAKE. THE 100
AILEG. tarf-
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THIRD EDlTIO N
EURoPETHIs PM.
Noon Report of Markets
and F'imahce.

By the Atlantic Gable. .....
LONDON, May 17-NOon.-Th Money Mar.
ket opened quiet and steady. Consols for
money, 924; u. s. Five-twentiss, 76t Erie
Railroad shares, AZ; Illinois Central, III.
The regular weekly return from the Bank
of England shows that the bullion has in
creased fl74,0O0. .4
LrvBRPooL, May 17-NoOn The Brokers'
Circular for this week reports the sales of
Cotton for the week ending last evening at
5000 bales, of which $4,000 bales were for
expectation and 5000 bales for speculation.
The total stock in port and on shipboard, at
present, is estimated at SIG, 900 bales, of which
$4,000 are American. The Cotton Market
to-day is firm at 11sd. for middling uplands;
and IL I'd. for middling Orleans. 1t is thought
the GALES to-day will reach Il, 600 bales.
Breadstuffs Market quiet. Corn, Ais. Cd.
Wheat, 3ls. Cd. for Western red, and las. Cd,
for California white Oats, IS. I'd. Barley;
4s. Cd. Peas 43s Cd. r~ r. rgIa.f .
Provisions-The market is quiet. Pork,
us. Cd. Beef 125s. Bacon, SOS. Lard, SIS.
Cheese, 6Ss. h ..l a-l9 3.i a...-aT r
Produce - Ashes, 39s. Taliow, ASS. 3D.
Rosin, Is. for common and lbs. for fine.
Spirits Turpentine, 35s. Sd. Petroleum, lid.
for spirits and Is. Sd. for refined. Clover
seed 57s. ...E = .-, .'. a..s aIlT
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Uni1ed States Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Supreme Court
of the United States, during the term just
closed, disposed of two hundred cases, leaving
two hundred and fifty on the docket. All the
Admiralty cases argued were decided. 1t is
matter of comment that the Court recognized
Texas as State in the Union, byfallowing an
injunction to restrain the payment of certain
bonds alleged to have been fraudulently OBJ
tanned during the Rebellion from that State.
The Justices who were equally divided on
the motion to amend the Mississippi bill are
Ter, Davis, and Field. These compose the
Court, with the exception of Judge Grier,
who left Washington yesterday before the
meeting, as both the Georgia and Mississippi
injunction cases have been dismissed. The
subp@nas issued against Generals Grant,
Pope, and Ord, and Secretary Stanton, now
fail to be of any effect. --- -
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HEARING AT THE CENTRAL STATIoS.=-
James McMain, alias James Johnson, was
arrested on the charge Of stealing horse, har-
ness, and wagon, in The early partof the year,
from Edward Bachman, residing AT NO lib
Lamon street. Germamtown, who is the Keeper
of O livery stable. Johnson had hired the rig
many times previous, but the last time failed
to return 1t.
West Philadelphia some time last February.
The horse, wagon, and harness were valued
at $3.50. -
McMain sold the horse for SIPS, Ee was
committed by Alderman Rettler to answer at
Court. -, oo, = ,,,
street was heard before Alderman Bettler on q.
charge of completely in stealing lotof platina
from T. w White, manufacturer Of artificial
teeth. A lot OF platina pins were presented to
Mr. White for sale, which ne discovered were
mis- own He had lost from time 70 time plattnR
to the amount of $500. A lot yalaed at S20Oswas
found on Smiths preEaises by Detectives Brown
and Sommers, Alderman Beitler compAitted
him in default of S26W bail
George Afford, living at No 92l Marion street,
lately IN the employ of Mr. White, ah No 62S
Arch street. was arrested for taking at different
times about one hundred ounces Of plati "a
nom his employer. He was committed 10
answer.
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DIED.

BROWE.-On the 18th instant, MARY ELLEN,
vile OF John A. Brown, and eldest daughter OF
Thomas and Elizabeth Gatiany, In the 10th year Of
The friends and relatives CT the family are respect
my inYlted to attend the funeral from her late resi-
Gencs @ NO ~ & Kace street above Susquehanna ave
noon at O'Clock. without further notice. l
CAVANAGH.-On the leth instant, CHRISTIANA.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral, from her hus-
bands residence, Westminster avenue. near Meeting
house lane Twenty-fourth Ward, on Sunday alter
noon next at o'clock - .'r
DUFFY.-on the 18th instant Mrs. WILLIAM
DUFFY, aged 65 years. ...
The FRIENDS the family are Invited to attend the
funeral from her late residence, s. E. of Filth
and Vine streets, Saturday morning at 81 o'clock.
Funeral service aud Iuterment at st. Augustine's
Church
FLANAGAN-On the lsth instant WILLIAM g.
FLANAGAN, in the 65th year OF his age.
The relatives and male friends of the family are
invited TO attend his funeral from his late residence
instant at O'Clock. To proceed TO st. Johns Iu-
theran Church. -
MASSEY.-On the afternoon of the 18th instant,
after lingering illness, WILLIAM MASSEY, Jr.,
The relatives of the 4, LILY and male friends are
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence,
No. 609 Green street, Monday, the 20th Instant at
10 o'clock A. NJ To proceed to Laurel Hill. ~
INVERSION the 10th instant. ELLA CoRNBLIA,
daughter OF NJ W. and Jane Myers aged months
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence
of her grandmother No 1912 Randolph street. on Sum
day afternoon at O'clock
. sAIITH.-In Burlington. New Jersey. on the 10th
instant, WILLIAM +. SMITH, Esq, In the 10th year
of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral from his late resi-
Monday afternoon. the 10th instant, at o'clock
without further notice,
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HEARINGS BEFoRn UNITED STATES CoMMss.
sIoNERs.-George b. ,,ell was before United
States Commissioner h.tbler, this morning,
SolhnaIgeo oln Win attempting ~ pass counterteit
goo greenback upon the firm OF Edwards &
Lawrence at s cond and Mar ket streets. he
was held in his own recognizanct to appear at
Court. 900 IF Az
Before Commissioner Smith, James II. Swee-
ney was charged with attempting TO brtDe the
collector OF Internal Revenue.
John. ii. Diehl swOrn-I received letter on
the 18th of February last from the Post Offi1 1e
Qetter shownG there was $50 note in IT. 10 was
signed James III. Sweeney; ! communicated
the circumstance to the Commissioners of
United States Internal Revenue. and asked
him what course should take in the natter
passed the note over TO MIR. Valentine the
Assistant UBii ed States District Attorney, and
told him TO commence prosecution of the writer;
/ wrote letter to him, notifying him TO give
bonds as distiller, and presume the letter
got was in reply TO that;he had made an appli-
cation for license as "a distiller when wrote
the note; the bond was given on the 18th Of
January, 1867.
Cross-examined-Th tax is not paid until the
bond is entered; do not know of any one con-
nected with my office that visited Sweeney's
place, and requested the fees.
Il. w. NeiIl sworn-I am in charge OF the
bonded warehouse desk in Mr. Diehl's office the
signatures to the bond believe TO be the same
as that TO the note
Gilbert earns, Bworn-I saw the defendant
writing his name twice; Rt another time / saw
him practise writing his own and others names:
to the best of my nowledge Ibelieve the sigma
ture to the note to be his.
The defendant was held to bail to answer q.
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From 81. Lonis.

ST. LOUIS, May 1.-THE liabilities, so far as
ascertained of Wiggin & Crowther, charged
with fraud and swindling, are $50, 900. About
$4,000 worth of goods remained in the store
when the arrangement was made. 400
The loss by the burning of the steamer
Denver yesterday, at St. Louis, is $4,000,
with an insurance of $4,000 in Cincinnati
Offices 900 t.h A
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FOURTH EDITION
LATER FROM EUROPE
Market Report to Two
O'clock This II. M.
Steamships NOrih American and
Cuba Arrived Out.

By atlantic Cable
QgEENsTowN, May III p. M.-The steam
ship Cuba, from Boston May 8, arrived to-
day, en- route to Liverpool. a
LONDONDERRY, May It. - The steamship
North American, from Portland May 4, ar
rived here to-day, en- route for Liverpool.
LONDON, May 17-2 p. NJ The money
niarket is 6rmer Consols advanced ! since
th g opening, and are now quoted at 92s for
nns ney.
LWERPooL, May 17--2 P. M.-Cotton un-
cban ged
Lon yDON, May 17--2P P. M.-sugar steady at
24s. q L.
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F'F tn EDITION


Bosror. MAY IA young woman named
Alice C. Abbott hA's been arrested on the
charge of killing her .stepfather, Washington
Pickering, by poison.
DETROIT, May 17.--A horrible murder oc-
Cured in East Saginaw last night Edward
R. King, shoemaker, stabbed blacksmith
named John y. Ely with knife several times,
causing immediate death. The assassin
escaped.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-17

ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH INTENT TO KnL.-
An elderly gentleman, named James Moore,
residing on Front street. near MARY nStet Tae
ferson Davis had been let of, pasted upon a
tree before his residence picture seCtln M Lorvm
Monroe and Iibby-the comfortable manner IN
which Mr. Davis was living in the former, anu
denictinR the dreadful starvation OF union
soldiers in the latter Yesterday afternoon
party of young men came along. ana takitng AKIN
n1SoIrage at the conspicuous manner In Wnlcn
shis nieture was displayed, one OF the party
named Edmundson, tore it down This the
IA eentleman resented, and an encounter look
oio 81 0fiicer Lewis OF the First District, en-
99eavored 10 arrest the parties, but not succeed
ING called Mr.. William Hart to his assls s.
1ns, ns,tha melee one OF the party, named George
SIan1h drew q knife, and stabbed Hart In tne
side OF the neck, causing very ugly anu sert n5
% Jus hearing before Alderman Lutz was COM
aoS,tted in default OF $1,000 bail TO answer