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Life is Warm Death is Cold
Chronic Diseases, Female
Complaints, Consumption.
Liver Complaints.

TEOS. J. KISNER, NJ. D.
AID CONSCL TING
L Phvsiczau Tor al DISEASES gF A CHRONIC
SA-T-EE Incident % the aumEn family, w
DTsFlsF y -1IE AIR PASSAGES
Nasai CaIz-rB. JHerA ASTHMA ana CoEsuup-
-.ou. - vel - Al llA--z.-s % ne Heart aud
D'sEsTTNL ~gSTEE.
Ind -e-tioE- Z. yer = Complaints DiarTne8- Dy~eu.
-srv Constipation, Piles, Se-. Fnu az
Affections ~ y EElToCs STsTEN-
Irritation ~r1n4. Cord, Epilepsy ChuTrA yea.
ralszA md Nrr~UGs DrJl..IY 4Eu AZ affections
zrlslrE fTnm "a
INTER STATE OF BLOoD-
ScrDfal0zs SsTes EHlATEusi Glands, ClceTs and
Obstinate SEza Diseases. Rheumatism y Llte
Swelling. *. L. system is -ilr 1-Ifv tine and
successful so e for rbs treatment ~ AL
DISEASES PEsJIlAg 10 FFJfALzZ-
Painful n-u-u-- AMI ~Guurrs-sd AEUslT5lzLllCl,
LeuoolTusA El4ll8E u E-Eao, w.Es al LIE syza
1afhetiC accompaniment. sucu - paluiraFi~H
VI Heart. Ls-s - Appetite. GDG iTcneral De Ill
~. AZ. Sg-ci4l ArScatl0u lreL g al
Df-Ea-E ~ 7HE If-sITi- 4 lISA.T DI-sAS-. III
Inflammation 1' E-iErys AID Bladder. DrlDb.l1E
lrpi Sc44dfuE e Tr1ns. UitbCuit. F-y-auent md
pa.ufu. Crluzttun. iT-av-i ana usaheE4s Blu1-
rrrnt-a tiirrt Structure ana Nyphiits. sr,-T-u-
zE0--zsa All LzEpgttacv. AID ~ ArErgn- Aiec-
sons c0n-su1puT 1puE YOUTHFUL Aui-s-AE
TOM The p,-r10T - ai.-e a. Al times - EIve
.a-..fserSa a. - r,sszlt q ;rrafmeur. *. CeJz,
-nuniczi.gEs c1u6l-utlA Iu4 promptly noticed
Me-ii--uss rash. A -nzranty -1v-r - Al 1905
" mere \ nsrSBnz. z-ln G4rTcf examination d.
nae ore huHrr-i p II % 7. n s@aa
% csEsts iss "PeBF-es 4rd5Ga- Llz1i- a01se-
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singer's sewing Naehise
Salssroom IL, Main street, H. Nor
ton General Agent.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

FIRST Class STORE ROOM ON MAIN
\ .tr--l a-xr doSr % Lzssrs Pryor, Hand
- Pars-ss-i0E gwen immediately
THOS. O-BRTES.
--.gu ReA. Estate Agent
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FOR BENT.

-,,-r -E2EE Story BRICK STORE
-4rSs ~ the corn-E u Market aud Union
- z-.sa : occupied BY Mr.. :. Horkhei-rer.
5,.-esss,E -.yea - VI April lsoS Fur terms,
.----5 OHIO w HEISKELL.
WM. PAXTON
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National Bank

Of WEST VIRGINIA
WHTFITSc, Dee. u i-61-
TEg ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE STOCK
za..=-s u his Bank fer the slrcTisn Of uIne
. -.-oC;S-, - serve The ensuing year. VIII sc
-,.-E u -.s I2nk-nE- house or Tuesday, he l4th
- : i4zEGrv, lss-- 1sr-eea The hours OF 10 -
.-s = BRADY,
.ar.-7S Cashlrr.
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Hew Merry Christmas
May be made 10 the giTer and receiv-
er of q Wheeler * Wilson Sewing Ma
chine. be she wife. mother. or widow.
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william 3 Lasscrry Survivor a biran~d and
John L4xferty deeeSsa uh0 WsFs ATE part,
asrt ard tglEt eantrAstSrs. dong D1slne.s
undsT Ia s4z1s sssa style q ;. a W. "a. Laf.
ieTfy. IN Debt
THE nBIECT OF THIS SUIT r. To ~
Il osrsI u the dEfcafzaf he san ~ ~ srth
fufsgr-t tt-~-au fraua TIE N day ~ A DTfl is14.
An Etta1hH1-n1 iaEfnx zen ,usard GBa s~yiea
lpgu tie lHtzTNst 81 ths dstes tEEf IN ths
saonsfs, cred . and state q s.id dsfcnakaf IN
ths hAnds II D c. Lisi EerrtrNs n Ia Cifcnit
COaTt q Dhio o9unfy In o~rEzfn ususs u el1Ao-
rsTy g0E Passing Ia szid Ciruals tssSErf. vt~fs.
n ~ BSltinSTs 4 Jas EzsiTnAA CsnpaHy %
1as1ViaslaHt. and WiliE9 -. LzStTtg, - ala.
Ar 9efeuizntA
And & appearing fruEa a. aftdExsf nled %
TINS cane. tlss1 re d~frD64ur - Dea ns~lr
nsuf u tins STAT q a gTsirrrd thai 10 kpspA
a. defsDekas n tbis ssh EIfht1 oae zlortA sftez
he fBurTh yeesCfy Trubiirzsioz ans aSe pa~tiaf
Il this oTrier - -tbs ffaRt eaor f ths Cs1rr
Haslss 80 Ohss 1puEsty aua atts1a - taas intsr
80 - ia saIt
Ci@rk
mcHAEE. J. BKXIsIG
JEFFEEs 4 TaEGL Cs4FL
Arsarue-s foT Fla.afaH taw 80
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West Virginia. :. :.

II ruios bsid ~ ne ClerSs Office ef als
CincHii Court Of AarsSH CsEsfs. o. he
s.Sf HoHdas ~ AoueaboT. l567.
Felir Beaiy CempiainaBt.
= n Cizytsa SBd E4w,ev
IC-. defendants
TO RESTRAIN THE DEFENDANTS FROM
i enforcing . tGdErnrnf rrnhsr~d ~ tho
Circuit CSaTr 8f NaTSsu Ccsntv. ~ 10 OctSssr
term theTeui lssa. n faror - the drsendzas
t;avtSa. lor the use 81 isfeEaAHt lie against
complainant IN the iau nrpt.saesl, until The
further uTrier uf the Court And u appearing
that deiendzHt fTsneis N Ciaytnn 10 not = 40.
sent u tins STATE. "a . ST,rrs-i thai be apPeAx
he-- Etthin ous lsnth astSF das pabilrasioo Il
Tins ur'ieT AMI do hat nay b. a@su--Ary % pre-
&C h3s Interest ia ;lissuVt
A o~py tIsg
r. LOTT Clerk
WlL-oX & SMITH s-Ecitars Cor Complainant.
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rxinia


sAI4E ~
IN he CIycaH cS&rs II OAis cOunfy, No
rsn6sT Rsl,s, f167.
TIll&z N1TphJ,
ROss-r- Hrnderzsa- Exssussr q sls l.st III
and tssGzsasnf a Jsk1 E@NGerrF. asc~a>rA
In AHnnp<ft
1-EE OBJECT or THIS sUTT ~ 10 Re
i usv-r = ~ &ESrn4Gns - sum ~ tnule
nth iuasress 90 tl1os pzrnsi tkars>f fsu1 -
sts II sepsesabsr. irssa. EnA "a tpk1e s<bsr
7zruei EAsFsaf fr0a tl.s LA e ssptemhss. iss.1
An Ef14okzsut bzriax bs~n laaasd and isrte<
sy0z Tie interest q IN nd Rab-gt HsBasrsss.
EEnc1tlr 10 tbs Eo1aas. cxs1lfn ~ $1,000 81
ia I'D 6.fsndAzt N tss .Azds 81 u. g La.
R.osEssF VI - CsrcEEi Cs1rt ~ Obae CSsntf.
N = certain esnse u eaknoegY 80 psssa2rx
sEiS Cfrrufs ConT1 y1~Tssn - beinDoss =
Gaze REiirn1A CawP41y 70 o1npsnz<1& ss1
VILLAIN q. LzHrSzr - a. Ars SetsnAzntA.
And he Nd RalsTf HeD1srsos - b<z1E
-s-iS%rf a tffa stkts. q a grcsssa tENt ~ -
u-ar 4. 4rfeaGsnf N tkis cznss vtthin 90
- sfazr ~ faarfh vsskiy yabtie.siln
- "a. 1~.fing u si1s sEsisx - tie frD1t e1sr
n - Cart H0zse ~ 0k5s o1Ep1y. ks& stcsrt
- - irtsrsst N this sut1a
ACOzT Tszts NfEHAEL r uEEIHzE.
Cs-rh.
MICHAEL :. zRx-sIG. ci<sE
gEvTEU WHEKZ
ArtSrssJs ssg Pzn9tA .Ss1ltts-sw
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FOR SALE.

,rrrg FOR SALE THg HOUSE IN
$50 I soS reside. The property i lees-
80 street befween Second and Third
- $50 Tie asuse il frame. md contains ave
g. -. cellar aDder ths whole On the lot .
80 fsSe with other Oat-bGildinEs. Pos-
- wen IN TIE lst u Mzrch
$50 HENRY MCMILLAN
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The Largest aad Cheapest
Assortment OF Toy and Juvenile
books in the city, TO be found II A ".
PAUL. * Cos.
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THIS COMPANY - vow FULLY
j OrEznzBsd z1E vi u sDsr1 tEzse. nDz-
zzeane The zzuE1ac-Ezs 81 -EEzed EEEn@z azd
LEhr5eAziaE Oh LzzPs y sGE zza CAia1eys-
For lu1Grnzr5ea u reEErd - the Sick -
Bzslness 81 IL CongzzT- sypiy - stIAsE g ~
EzLEEEtE1ea 1Lcsrz- T . ia LoUpzEF a11ans
~ Mzza StrbeL 1-E- dDgr - ss1s II ard u
A1E NJ. PETERSOE. Jr 500
& P HILDRELE LrsasE
ER AoBE0x &p- slz
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stale Of West Virginia. Ohio
CnunIN
n tAs Circast consrt If Okio COuafy, Ss-
rcab<y Ralcs, l-6s.
WIliHEa Mrrphv,

vI.li1Ea MrrpAv,
RnhsTt Hendsrssa. E1ecutor afthe iASt vsT ana
UczsAEasnf Il Jaha Lkfferty deoaA.ed. who u
has lifetime. VITA william q. LznsFts, -sps
pzrsRrrs Azsd J0iuf oaafIacssrz, aeiag b1sinr~s
N ths E2zas and -tyls II J. 4 " q. LAGsrSy.
In AssuEpxit
THE OREET OF THIS SUIT IS TO RI
Il Troover q the defendant tho sam q eBe
EIfh intrrrst tb.reoa frusa the an aAy 81 Apr1l.
ls5A
A AEtackneut having seen issued and lsviek
upon The iEterest e the said Roic-t Hcndrrson,
EzecutO- <c- In the nOseys. credits and esfafs
II sAid dsfssdazt IN the hands Sf d. G. LlsA
Receiver Il tb- Cirru1f Court Of Ono CoG1ty. In
= eor1ain oAus- N chAaceFy aS~ P-nGing N I'D
CirrJnt Court, wherein the BAliinore 4 0kib
EsAilFu&f Coesranv 4 Complainant. and WfliAs.
u LErlsrfv - Ia arr dsfenaauta
And 10 APPcAr1ng fruza Efa&ayl; aled n n n
canss thai The Defendant . nst a rrziient Of
tins State q 70 ordered that " EppeGr ~ der
scnGA1t IN thfs suit within oae month afteT tie
iogrth weekly puklsnArloH and due pp.tfng Of
dts VIrer Il tbe frszt do-ar a the CSart Ho1ss
ofphio county, and attend 70 AIS !Atrrust IN
ms suit
A copy. Tests MICHAELJ KRKINIG.
MICHAEL !. RREISIG. cisTt.
JEFFERs < WHEAL
Aftarur~s fas pfaiutiH u1vlofawsw
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TRAINS WILL Elm
Il by TIL f0LlOEIng schedAls On And sEter 70
Sth day al Nay IL: :- ,
AT- LLATE-
-yyl,--iinr SIlP n sEAlr5nnre -
AEEvB- waskLnEfDa- E10 ?
trrl1rnu 4l--sl > n AKIN
Parkc-sbz 80 $3.50 Ea-psrs ~ sSF.G
Cgrrp brrla-ld- 10 " Cumberland - - A y.
Harper's Fry rs GrA1tnz----- Szta
3Asrlu.ure- -IeI9 - Wb-vIinE- 1910
v asa Clrv. Ills -- 'lHelaaiin,< Su11zg@
'IHeiRiiag SUHdayA
EXPgESS TRAIN.
LAvs- EAvE-
.wheeliuE - A. q 'Balfin0re - as ?.
AEEIYE- W&shTn C'y =S5
tTrztIGu------ la ? n AEANs-
PsrkeT7.i,urZ - Hzrpers F-ry III 4. n
cumbrrlznd- - - Cumberland SO -
HArp-r's F-ryiaJ7 A n GraiiOn--..-le so1 ?. q.
BAirrzDO-c. Al " 1csllng--- Jr0-
Wl-h IA C'y -
.EIneyt SarzrsiAy. -EzCePi Saturday.
NAIL TRAIS-
DAILY T-ztn-
LEAvE- LEaTT-
'whrelinE 20. SIS :. X '8slfinOTe--- <&S A. n
AGITE- Wask n c I-sS
GFaffGa- - An AEMvE-
Cumberland 30 Ezrp-Ts r - i-ssaF -
HArpeF's F'ryie ~ P ~ CHnbsrizs1i 6sto
Vino h1sTsr-- ~ tTrafton $780, "a ~ -
BAltlnare---- 80 " llscl2ng-- AZ a n
Wzsht'a C'y 5zJJ
'InrlaGiag Su1dzvs- Inctneing SGEda!A
BENwOOD ACCOMMODATION
To connect with Z. D. Divlsi0a-
LAVE WHEELING Al
6so----------.---A- - i-l3-.------------F- \.
9-sn----------..-
Tickets 20 al principal points in TIE East,
West and Southwest can Dc pruozrea ~ the
Company once
JOHN Z wuSON,
Master q Transportation
z T. DEYRIES
zzyT Genera A<s1t WheelinG-
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The Best Holiday Gin
4 Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chime
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NOTICES.
,HERIFF's NOTICE.

TO the Tax Payers OF Ohis
County:
TIE AK PAYERS OF OHIO COUNTY
- .2ss notice caz1 n Accordance win n
:, 70 .-e LelslAi1re Of West Virginia, passed
f-.-zsr7 1-aa. so, PersLiy - ave pr cent
e .EGesi 20 IL tzxes remaining unpaid On
- gTsT ~ y! December. lSos.
THOMAS J. CAMPBELL
Sheriff OHIO COanTy
-.----r-- IS lss..--itdAltv
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Fine Papufries

Fine Papufrfcs
For the Holidays, al a. ". Pau! Il
Co.'S.
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zsgD PROPERTY CONSISTING OF
! w IS y SssS1th WblrliaE. Tor RiTckle-
= -xreu.liag frOn Fourth street 20 water
.,-vvi ~ oav Of IN, lots there are tlree frame
'f-rzz=:N .lsE Ill reat vel Nil DC sold
- I .essrrL Z IRWIN.
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FOR SALE
FOB SALE.

SECONDHAND ENGINE. N FIRST
\ --.ASS ooadItiua- cheap for cash.
-Ai--st,- WM LCNSFORD.
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FOR SALE.
p.,ipess stand for Sale.

III SELL THAT EXCELLENT BrsI
ssss stssd on ne so. .5sr sorasr % Mar
kfa TH0S O-BGIEN
80 80 Real Estate Agent.
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Great Bargains
Carpets below cost TO make noon for
a large spring stock, II J. l. G. AendALl
s Goa
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A Fine Assortment
Orchids Bureaus. Chairs. Bedstezds.
&c. &c, for Holiday presents. at J. &
G.. Mendall s. Co.
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WESTCHESTER INTELLIGENCE.

AuEaxp HIGHWAY RoBBERr AT Nav ROCHELLE tout
OF the frying pan the re would seem the
Of two men named Cornelius MARSHALL and Henry Col
din These worthless had just served term Of four
months in the county jail ri White Plains and we're
the point Of being liberated yesterday when warrant
for their presented from Justice Hun phrey
Of New Rochelle before whom charge aSainst them
Of highway robbery, alleged to have been committed
duly preferred The prisoners we're accordingly re.
moved from the Jail under charge OF safe escort ana
conveyed to New Rochelle for sxaninAtion
TIE Court 90 OYER rERNNER-Ihis court will
open at White Plains on Monday, the Esd instant Judge
Barnard presiding Tho lists OF grand and petit jurors
for both this Court of Sessions sit next
month, Judge Robertson presiding were made out yes
terday
sentence OF SNEAK TmKr AT Reconsideration
Cooper, who with another young named Brewer,
as stated in yesterdays HERALD, arrsgned before
magistrate at Morrisana a charge Of sill tapping
and passing counterfeit money was conveyed to tn
county Jail yesterday forenoon to undergo OF si
months imprisonment In the of Brewer sentence
large.
FAIR THE Society AGRIcuITuRE AND HoErrcur-
rURK, wKsrcHEsrEa CouSry.-The twenty third annual
fair OF the Society OF Agriculture and Horticulture
Westchester county will be held the grounds OF the
society," in the town OF Greenburg the cath, 25th
26th and 9th days of this month. The grounds are
delightfully."- situated about one mile west OF White
Palms. the road running from that place TO rarrytown
The COMMITTEES OF Arrangements have been unceasng
their ondeavors to provide every accommodation TO all
classes Of exhibitors. splendid half mile track and
large number of spacious horse stalls have been added
TO- the grounds 80 that they now compare favoraby
with any in the State
CURIOUS CASE ALLEGED CHILD ABDUCTION AT Mr.
vERNoN.-0n Friday night man named Frederick
Hines residing at Mt. Vernon appeared before Justice
Meeks In to complaint which had been entered
against him by colored woman named Elizabeth How
ard who charged that no had abducted her child few
weeks since under the following circumstances Mrs
H0Aard II appears has not been living with her hus-
band for time past. The latter wished TO get pos
session Of their child which the mothor objected to-
Hines, as alleged was then induced to personate an
officer and present himself at Mrs Towards residence
The complainant further states that she nmidated
by the appearance of accused and lualy gave the
child against her wishes Subsequently she ascerianed
that Hines officer, which circumstance caused
her to institute these proceedings failed put
In appearance before the at the appointed time
tho dismissed.
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! never knew the deceased, but do know the prisoner
! sntersd Ihe store, and said "Good night" 10 Mr.
hcksnzle he did not answer thought by the way
be and wsslerheld spoke that they we're angry McKen
zis said he DID not like oFlynn about fifteen minutes
past ten O'Clock ] was about going home, whss the
deceased asked me to have drink was going 10 drink
With him, when Mckenzie said 10 me, Don't drink with
that man " did not drink with him; left the store
then and when got out heard scuffe In the store
looked round and saw Westerhold putting them Out,
and saw the deceased strike the prisoner three or four
times; did not see Mckenzie strike the deceased
at all
ofcer Smith testhed-I belong TO the Twenty ninth
precinct; about ten O'Clock Friday nigh' while
was ON nv beat, citizen told me thst
man was knocked down the sidewalk; 1
went TO the place aud found the deceased
lying senseiess and bleeding from the back part OF The
head raised his head and 10 fell his breast; then
placed him in wagon and took him to the hospital he
Was alive, but could not speak.
John Calvin Mead, House Surgeon OF Bellevue Hospl.
tai, testified that on post nortem examination OF
deceased he found that death caused by compression
OF the brain and fracture OF the base Of the skull After
the testimony was taken the Coroner submitted the
facts to the jury who rendered a verdict that the
deceased came to his death from compression OF the
BRAIN and fracture or the base OF the skull at the hands
of William Mckenzie
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NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.

An Ascending Defauifer on for China
Increase I'm the Population Of snn Frau
cisco. o.
SAN FRANCISCO September7 7, 1857.
Arrangements being made for the seventeenth
anniversary celebration, the 9th instant, Of the
admission OF California into the Union.
An iron lighthouse is being constructed here for Cape
Msndocino.
A STRANGER, late cashier OF the San Francisco sugar
refinery discovered to be defaulter TO the amount
OF 100000 He left the State In the steamer Great
Republic for China He In the habit Of gambling,
which led to the commission of the crime.
The directory for san Francisco shows the pepu
laton to be over 10000. The population was only
So 600 seven years ago
The mining shares market continues to droop Alpha,
$3.50; Crow Point, $685. Gould Curry. 1907; Halle &c
Norcross, 81, 000 fa' OF l 900 in week; Yellow
Jacket, $500; Chollar Potasi $432.
Legal tenders unchanged
The exports for August nearly double for the
same mont last year.
The steamship Sierra Nevada has arrived from Me-
Zaan with 500 900 in Mexican coin.
The ship Golden Fleece has sailed for Liverpool.
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AWARDS Of STREET DEPARTMENT CONTRACTS.

Yesterday morning Street Commissioner Mclean
opened the proposals aud awarded tho following contracts
for street Inprovemeuts:-
For tagging the sidewalk In Fifty fourth street. be.
tween Eighth avenue and Broadway, the contract was
awarded to Michael Gavin, at $500 As time fifteen days
For tagging setting curb and gutter In Forty
eighth street, between Sixth and Seventh acenues the
contract was awarded 70 Michael GAVIN a. $500 TO- time
ten days.
For regulating grading and setting curb stones in
Eighsynrst street, between Third and Fifth avenues
and tagging space four feet wide through said street.
the contract was awarded to y J. Cunningham, Il
el9,163 Is time one year.
For reguiatins grading and setting curb stones In
Forty hfth street, between Eleventh and Twelfth
nuss aud Tagging space four feet vide through the
sidewalks thereof the contract awarded 70 George
Kidney, at IS, COS rs time four months
For regulating, grading and setting curb stones IN
One Hundred and Thirty third street. between Fourth
and Eighth avenues and Tagging space four feet wide
through the sidewalk thereof the contract awarded
70 Hugh H. Moore at 3l1,ls2 80; time six months.
For regulating, grading and setting curb stones In
One Hundred and Fifteenth street. between Eighth ave-
and she Harlem river and Tagging space four feet
wids through the sidewalk thereof, the contract
awarded 10 Hugh A. McGraw, 1t $40.4io 20; time,
ai0h mn
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81
The classes mostly Affected BY the failure Of the Farm
S1' and Cilzsns' Bank the smaller rsdesmen Of
me Eas District and the Long Island farmers
q small resources whose whole available capital was
entrusted TO the custody Of this bank. Considering the
smaness Of the Al the disposal Of each, II may
% vsv well imagined that the number Of deposors
was very arse and The effect Of such action the part
on the bank the Of speculation and excite
msn' ana OF Temporary II not permanent distress 70
large portion Of the population number Of the de-
pes'on were men engaged In trade in Williamsburg,
employing number Of hands, whose weekly pay
usually drawn from the bank each Saturday. This may
not AFFECT those with sucisnt capital on hand but many
OF the smaller customers deposited the business receipts
daily and then drew for their sQuirsusnss The result
was that many Of them were last nishs unable TO nay
their work people, and the latter went 70 their homes in
far quisssr manner than nisbs have been expected
from people In their situation NE greater num-
bW we're persons IN almost destitute circuu-
s,aaoes, and the distress occasioned by . aud.
Gen ssoppage Of the means for procuring lse,s
nsceesaries may b we'll imssined and many poor
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-08
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

SHOOTING AFFKAY IN BROOKLYN Last evening, sboue
nine clock negroes named Robert Bates and Harris
williams became involved IN quarrel with each other.
at their residence 81 High street subsequently Williams
left Bates. and about proceeding up stairs. when
tie latter overcosae oy psssion discharged pistol at
MIN, the ball inreilng slight wound in his ieft SIDE lt
appears thai a. the moment the weapon was discharged
the injured stumtled and fell the stairs-a cir
cuinst snce perhaps hat saved his life otherwise tho
baii would probably have penetrated his body. Tho wife
Oh Williams on learning the stsse OF affairs proceeded
70 tue YORK street station house when Captain Jacobs
sent an ohlcer to the house arrest the assailant.
On arriving there however discovered that the
oird Lad Town, and yet Bates escaped It
Is stated oy some parties Ia the bose that Williams
struck Bates with brick before latter discharge
the pistol.
sURRoGArss CoURr The wis Of the following named
persons, deceased were admitted TO probate during
week past ;--Corneus Duane jesse Bunce Elizabeth
shapter, Cornela f. Badsley, all Of Brooklyn. Letters
OF administration were also granted the estates OF
John MCGEE, VIM. Helm Rosanna Walters James
Phean John Quinn and John N. Lampey, all OF
Brooklyn.
DROWNED AT early hour yesterday morning .
man named Hartwig Crumm, carpenter OF tie bark
Christina. lying at the Atlantic dock, fell overheard
aud was drowned before assistance coa.td reach him.
The body has lot bee recovered.