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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-24

The Circuit Court will meet hereafter
at So'clock \. NJ, and adjourned at !
?. VI. having no afternoon session.
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SundricS.

SEA MOSS FARINE, BERMUDA AR.
- row Root, Heckers Fariua, Corn Starch
TRpioca, Flavoring Extracts, AT
LOGAN, LIST 4 cos
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ABOUT every person we met Yesterday
said cts hot To every one we re
turned the same answer 'very
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THE STATE OF NEST VIRGINIA.
y. II. CHtPLINE, Clcr
GEO. O. DAVENPORT, Sol. for Compl't.

The above named defendant will take
notice that the dapDs.tiOns OF Alexander
McCourtney and other witnesses will he
taken at the law Office of Geo. q. davenport,
on Fourth street, in the City of Wheeling,
Ohio county, In the State Of West Virginia,
on the 18th day of July, \. d. 1870, between
the hours of o'clock \. VI. and u o'clock
p. NJ, TO be read in evidence in the above
named cause on behalf of said John X.
Hutchinson.
JOHN II. HUTCHINSON.
BY GEO. o. DAVENPORT, his solicitor.
u1nlf
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SapOliO.

TIME INCEST ARTICLE IN THE MAR.
l. ket for Cleaning GLASS and all kinds OF
metals. For sale v
LOGAN. LIST Il co.
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T.. Ii. II.

nURE MATERIALS ONLY, AND OF
L the very best quality, are used in the
manufacture of Logan, List Il Co.'S Excel
Sior Baking Powder, the best in the market.
sold by Grocers and Dealers everywhere.
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To AVOID the trouble and loss of time
incident To hunting over the city for
Boots Shoes, CATERS and Slippers to fit
YOU, 90 to Forger IL Clemens, southeast
corner Of Main and Union streets.
Their stock is complete, and they en-
deavor hv frequent purchases to keep
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STEAM BOATS.
Regular Saturday Packet for
Marietta, Parkersburg, Gal
lipOIis. IrOntOn. Portsmouth
and Cincinnati.

THE FINE LIGHT-DRAUGHT
su+GfsSsteamer X. K. HUDSON, Captain
iazsszxssssss ]. I. Russell, Charley List, Clerk,
will leave as above on saturday, the 18th
inst, at O'Clock p. NJ. Fare 10 ParkerSourg
200. For freight or passage apply on board
ar TO I. ii, BOOlh " W.
inn2i Agents.
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HOUSE
MANNINGTON. vi. "a.

Il THOROUGHLY RENOVATED ASD
improved, refuInished and RENTED through
out No pains will be spared % make thosr
comfortable that favor. me with their Pc
tronage. T. ". SHURTLIFF,
MAD Proprietor.
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DoNr miss the opportunity OF get
ting Lace Collar at just half the price
Won will ever he able to get one again.
BRUES n SANDERS.
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HoTIpAY GoODs-New arrival of gift
books and stereoscopic views last mighty
The variety OF views, especially those
of the Holy Land. areThe finest in the
CITY. The above and much more at
Religious Book House. 22 Monroe
street
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GLADES HOTEL.
OAKLAND VI. d

\ popular Summer Resort and Resting
Place for Travellers on the Il. & o. X. r. and
NJ the summit of the Alleghenies.
aprlq JOHN DALEY, Proprietor.
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.Irsr received another lot Of those
fine Lasting Caters, worth 800 for
81: 40, at Louis V Blends, .l01 Main
str set
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DAmEYS CITY HOTEL
WHEELING. ". VA

W
OPPOSITE STEAMBOAT LANDING,
and nearest First Glass House To the Rail-
Rad DepOts. JOHN DAlLEI,
Proprietor.
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SILVER gray plug hats are the fash
ionable tile now.
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THl> is st. John the Baptist's day
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The new foodsource. SEA Moss
FARINE is becoming very popular with
all classes. As a tabe-deSserr, II l.
the cheapest and most delicious in the
world.
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FoE Hats and Caps, 90 to Forgey ~
Clemens, southeast corner Of Main and
Union streets.
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RA$rnERrlES, ingins and thingS IN
abundance al Harry Smith :. no Mar
kpt street
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PnoroGRAruS of the interior of
Fourth Street NJ F. Church for sale 1T
Partridge's Gallery, also Of ST. John :
Church.
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PREPARE yourself for business by AT
tending the National Business College
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HURRAH FOR ROMNEY!
The Institution for the Blind
Located There.

Thanks to the extraordinary exer-
tons of Chester D. Hubbard, Wheeling
loses the location of the Institution OF
the Deaf, Dumb and Blind. We re-
ioice that, as we cannot have it our
selves, our friends at Romney have
succeeded in obtaining it, As we learn
from a dispatch received last evening
from Rev. D. W. Fisher. The location
was made Yesterday by the Board OF
Regents. now in session at Parkershurg.
A NEW stock of Ladies, Misses and
Children's Colored Shoes, just received
al Louis V. Blends, l01 Main street.
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rTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO

IiTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
y County. June Rules, $50. in III" NUM-
cipal Court of Wheeling.
John r. Hutchinson,l
W.. In Chnnc'rN.
Mary r. HutchinSon,J
The object of this suit is To obtain Il de-
cree for a Divorce from the bonds Of matrI-
nony.
And IL appearing from an affidavit filed
IN this cause, that the defendant, Mary f..
Hutchinson, is not a resident of the state of
West Virginia, on motion of the complain
ants Counsel, ii is ordered that she do APP
pear here within one month after the date
OF the first publication and posting OF this
order, and do whatever i necessary 10 pro-
tect her interest in this suit.
The following Is copy ui IN" summons
issued in this cause:
THE STATE OF NEST VIRGINIA.
To he Sergeant Of the CdVo OF Wh""ing, Gr'"f-
ing:
We command YOU that YOU summon
Mary L. Hutchinson, if she be- found in your
Bailiwick, TO appear at the Clerks Office OF
the Municipal Court Of Wheeling, nj Rules
10 be held for the said Court on the second
Monday in June, 1870, TO answer Il bill in
Chancery filed against her, i'll the said
Court, by John r. Hutchinson, and have
then there this writ
Witness, John f. McKennan, Clerk pro
ing, the 18th day OF May, 1870, and i'm the
.tH wear Ofthe State of West Virginia.
JOHN +. MCKENNAN.
Clerk pro TEN.
y. II. CIftPLINE, Clerk.
lrn n nAVENpORT Sol for Commit
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Special Bargains for Cash!
STONE & THOMAS.

. Cases Madder Prints. cheap AT DC, al lac a.
100 pieces Rest Nader Prints i'm short pieces u" i'
200 pieces DeIaines, makes, cheap mt Soc. ~ ~
80 Fine ChaIIeys. worth S7c' al 49,
Fine Dress Ginghanls- worm 0Oc "' -"''
Lawns at 10 cents - ~ , -, p,
BLACK Dress Silks beautiful usre.at 81 SLID ana SID"
Fancy Silks at SI25. Great fSarsAln' nm . 80, -
Best quality Dress Silks made cheap ai S1.OV' !" $50
and $2.75
Wool TWeeds, worth Csc. AT 37c.
Cassimeres cheaper than at any tine III 'e" Se"'-
Shirt BOsOms a Linen Napkins 80.
I2 I2c, and all kinds oil go0"> az WV"
as any man living will sell then'
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- County. June Rules, $50 in IN" NUM-
cipal Court of Wheeling.
John r. Hutchinson,)
The New York herald., 1870-08-27
TRE NiNiu REGIMENT.

Tho Gorgeous Ninth AstOnish tho Natives
Jubilee Jim Creates sensntton--rhe Com-
piimentary Ball Mt tho Continental Hotel
Fifteen Hundred Persons Present.
LONG BRANCH August 28, 1870.
The glitter and glare of uniforms ana hazenblasts
Of windy instruments blown by numerous musicians
In the pay OF the Erie, and the Ninth regiment
National Guard OF New York have set
the s0ourners here all agog Tonight
Resplendent In his uniform and imposing
In his martial equipments the great Jim jubilee Is
everywhere the cynosure Of all eyes, He is tight
fully looked upon the immediate cause
Of tho Ninths offending and OF the Ninth's
triumph as carpet knights. Judging by the
| enthusiasm and excitement all the evening,
the portly Colonel has quite succeeded In
| making sensation. About $50 men joined the
regiment this evening, and the regimental line at
parade presented quite an imposing 'front.' The men
were LEFT standing In the ranks for over twenty
minutes after parade to dismiss while the Colonel
gave instructions to his subordnates for the move
mont by the right nank on the Continental Hotel.
In the evening the fact that the guests Of that
hotel had invited Colonel Fisk and his invncible
militia TO display their agility on the smooth floor OF
eae U0ntnnen!ai oaiifS0m crea1ea quite as macn
did In the boudor OF the ladies Of the
Branch. The last steamer from New York brought
heavy cargo OF boxes ana bandbOxes, and tue
cuisine Of the hotels was greatly sghted In conse-
quence. When nine O'Clock came vast crowd had
collected In the Continental Hotel and about IT, and
the sixty pieces oil music OF O'Brtens regmental
band, augmented by the bands from the steamer
Bristol and Plymouth Rock 10 sixty pieces
announced with O grand crash that tine ball had
opened. Fully 800 persons filed into the ballroom
which was tastefully decorated Tor the occasion.
There were quite number OF prominent members Of
the National Guard OF New York and other cities pre-
sent but of much reputation Fisk the Alpha
and Omega OF the affair. and, to do him JUSTICE
perspired through the arduous hours with COM
mendable patience. The ball was like all other
military balls-gay sprightly and entertaining. TO
the hour OF sending this despatch IL proceeding
with ecldk, but minus the attraction which the
presence Of distinguished people gives to such
Or
The New York herald., 1870-08-27
SPIRITED CAPTURE BY DETECTIVES.

The Mysteries or Ridge Street House
$4,000 Worth of Costly Ladies' Apparel
F0und-The Occupants Arrested.
"In the course OF human events" while the Gen.
tral Police Oflce detectives searching for the
Nathan murderer In the Seventh ward, they stumbled
upon certain Information that whetted their desires
for further knowledge 1t was simply that in q
house, Al Ridge street, resided some suspicious
persons, supposed to be English thieves, who
would bear watching. Detectives Woodbridge,
Farley, Radford and McC0rd piped OF the occupants
John Wilson and his sister Mary Ann Wilson, and
becoming satisfied that they were not as honest as
they might be- yesterday made descent upon the
premises.
In barrels, trunks. boxes and bags they unearthed
about SIC, 900 worth OF elegant and costly Silk satin
and other dresses, lace shaws OF the finest quality
opera cOaks under clothing, all OF the most costly
character. The inventory contained every article Of
all OF which were removed to police headquarters
was sole leather trunk marked with the initials
&c. II. S., BROOKLYN N. Y.' The woman is said to
DO an expert English professional. She and her
brother were conveyed 10 police headquarters and
locked up to await complaint by those from whom
1t s believed the property has been stolen The deec
dives are at loss to divine from whom the articles
were obtained. 1t is believed by that they are
part OF the contents OF trunks that during the past
Two years have been stolen from time to time from
the cars OF the Erie and New York Central Rail.
roads.
On one OF the skirts is the number $685. and on q
Cnllu'6 white dress "H. IrVlng.n
The New York herald., 1870-08-27
EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MAsxRT-LoNDoy, August 2S. 4: 80 p
H-Consos closed at s for both money account
American securities quiet United States i've twenty bonds
1907, S75s; 1865, Old 88A lsoi Sob tenfocs 8a stock
dull Erie Railway shares. l7s4 Illinois Central, IO9S
Atlantic and Great Western, D. >r
PARIS BoURsK.-PARIs, August 26-The Bourse is dull.
Rentes 6Uf. 76c. ~
fRAkKFonr BoURsE.-FRANYroaT August 2s--uni,ed
States fvstweny bonds are steady at 81 for the issue
LIvnRPooL COTTON MARKEr-LIvEapooL, August rs
aW T. M-The cotton market closed dull and dc.
sa ss11ane Kidding upands ssd 3d. middiing Orleans,
sales Of the week have been 60l tales of which 900 were
taken Tor export and 0 speculation. The port
estimated at W0 bales, of which 22 600 American
hS receipts OF tho week have been 67OO bales of which
9,0W were American.
TRAD. AT TMANonEsTEn.-LIvERpooI- August 2s.-The
market Tor yarns and fabrics at Manchester is dld.
u quoted At lo0f per cwt tcr Orleans.
Ny ERfOoL BR1ADBTUrFs ET.-Lv ERrooIr August
M;-Cafornia white wheat Ia quiet and steady.
uour quiet and steady Oats &c. 3D. per bshe Tie
ocop 0 wheat at this port for the past three days have
DGSu ,vsvvv qua Iers OF which 5000 American.
MykkpoOL PROVISION MAkKIT.-IIyIRpooI August
Con n Cheess ols 3D. for the best grades OF
LIvGRrooL PRODUCE acknowledgements A,ms,
2oksdned petroleum closed at ls 3d. spirits petroleum
l.oNDoN PsopuoH MARKET-LoNDos, August No.
heavy At 63s. Refined petroleum at Is SD ia SJ
Sugar aotve .! Bis 3D. Bis 3D. per FOR No. IA Dutch
standard, on tho spot aud firm ut Ws 27s 3D. fos do
PRrsoLEUn MARKRT.-ANTw sRp, Augus. --pe,rolsuro
y 0piey q NhS for s>Sadsyd white.
The New York herald., 1870-08-27

A Medical WOnder-sIyati's Life BaIsn M
Rheumatism In painful forms; also Scrotuia,
Eryspcas Salt Rheum pimplcs Bloches old Ulcers Fever
the diseases OF the Blood Mercurai
Complaints. Debility, Liver and Kidueys. &C..
tainly cured by this great purifier.
HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM has cured thousands OF
Of these and similar Diseases and VIII most certainly
which be reached by medicine II taken
cordance with the directions.
HYATI'S LIFE BALSAM cured M Wn,st Jasvis, Ess, ~
after his had decided that amputatOn
sary to save life
RYATT's LIFE BALsAM cured Mr. z. b. Holly, once
"a residence III Madison OF
ulcer he been In the Broadway Hospital SD months.
and then thought to bo incnrabe
CHRONIC RHEUMATJSM.--f b. Conway, ESQ.,, TRACE
dan Park theatre Brooklyn, " was cured by HYATr'S
LIFE BALSAM OF chronic rheumatism after tho
medical practitioners OF Europe and America had failed In
his
HYATr'S LIFE BALSAM perfectly cured Mr. William
Springer l8 Broome street. OF naammatory rheumatism Of
character that he became dcrapcsd He could
not his hand to his head and confined b his bed dur
ing three months.
for So Sold by druggists generally Sent sveywhere
The New York herald., 1870-08-27
The MOyMOUTu PARK RACE.

The Pool Selling the First Rncc L,,.t
EyeDing-Lndy Wells the FavOrife.
The races at Monmouth Park, which begin to-day,
promise to be quite exciting. and If the present de-
llghtful weather should hold out there Will undoubt.
edly be very large concourse OF visitors at the
Branch. The races which inaugurated the season
at the Park this year had great drawback in the
heated term Which prevailed TO such an uncomiOrsa-
bic degree when the first days sport came OF, and
but for this fact thousands would have attended
VINO did not. The cool, refreshing weather OF yes.
terday, ir 1t continues, will go a great way toward
drawing an immense gathering Of the lovers OF
racing TO the Park during the coming races, and as
the season. at the Branch Is now rapidly drawing
to q close, OF course everybody who was unable to
attend the previous races will make IL point to be
on hand to-day and next Tuesday and Wednesday.
There will be Two races to-day The first Will be
for horses that have never beaten 1888, the purse
being $4,000. There are nine entries, namey-Sally
Fanny Lambert, George w. Patterson, Nelly Morrill,
J. Undcrdonk, Unknown, Revenue, Lady Wells, Liz.
ze Keller and st. Elmo.
The second race for purse OF $4,000, will be for
horses that have never beaten 2:30. There are six
entries, namely-COlOnel Russell, Charles Green
Mary, Edna, Carroll ana Harry ID.
The pool selling In the first race (no pools sold on
the secOnd at Reilly's last evening was not by any
means spirited although there was a large repre-
sentatiOn or the sporting fraternity present There
were ten eleven pools sold on the race but none
Of them amounted to much in point OF "pigness' y to
use the highly expressive language OF one OF the
sports who took part in the purchasing. The fol-
horses are estimated, and 1t will be seen that
throuUhOut LADY Wells was the favorte.-
The New York herald., 1870-08-27
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

Captain Francis NJ Cooley, at his own request,
has been honOrably discharged from the service OF
the United states.
Lieutenant Richard L. Hoxie, Corps OF Engineers,
is relieved from duty with Company e, Engineer
battalion, and ordered to Boston to report to
Colonel Ii. w. Benham for duty
First Lieutenant w. b. Nesbitt is at his own re :
quest, h0norably discharged from the service.
Second Lieutenant Eugene Pickett, Twcnty-second
Infantry Is ordered to report by letter to Brigader
General Mcdowell OF the Retiring Board, for exami
nation when summoned.
First Lieutenant James Lawrence is ordered to
Carlisle Barracks to accompany recruits to New
Mexico
CAPTAIN George w. Ballantine, unassigned, Ia re-
liaved from duty the department Of Texas to pro.
cecd home and await orders.
The New York herald., 1870-08-27

Daring Escape Of Twenty-Five Boys from the
school Ship NIercurY-They Ataempx t0
Drown the B0aisvain-Ion Of the Mutineers
Neeapfured.
Twenty-Five boys under the charge OF the Com.
mlssoners OF Charities and Correction on Thursday
last gave very fair illustration OF their real charao
te.s They had been placed on board the sohoOl
ship Mercury, with q view OF making them pracsi-
cay acquainted with navigation In all It's brancnea
and thereby competent to earn good livelihood,
and probably nj no very distant day Ill responsible
positions in the mercantile maiine. On Thursday
they embarked In the shIp's boat for the pur-
pose OF being exercised In rowing. They
were under the charge OF b0atswain,.
whose name was not learned The school ship was
anchored In the Sound, between City and Hart
Islands, and after they had rowed distance, az
concerted signal a number Of the young mutneera
Knocked the boatswain overheard, and then imme-
dately pulled for the shore, which they soon
reached. Two OF the number refused 70 leave the
boat but a the rest started or fast their legs
could carry them In the direction or the city. Some
gentlemen VINO were board OF q yacht or City
Island witnessed the occurrence ana Immediately
repaired to the assistance OF the bOatswaiD, who
could not SWIM, and succeeded In resCulng him
from a watery grave The officers OF the Institution
on Hart Island Immediately teiegraphed to the city,
and ten or the young fugitives were captured; bus
at last accounts thirteen OF them were still -
large,
The New York herald., 1870-08-27
ILLINOIS,.

MOveme0ts Of General %hrl Srnn--COngres.
si0nal Nomiu s;tiO,i.
CHICAGO. August 20, 1870.
Ihe Beaver Dam (Wis.) nout g mill was burned
to-day. Insurance Ss5,0O0
General Sherman and his daughter arrived here to-
may. Tue General leaves on Sunday Tor Rock Island
and will thence 60 to Des Mones anl attend the re.
union OF Iowa soldiers August 81. From there he
witt 60 to California and attend the reunion OF the
pioneers OF that State at San Francisco Scptem-
Der GENERAL Sherman Is OF the first California
pioneers, having gone there In 1S48.
The prohibltionists OF the Fifth district, Illinois,
nave nominated Dr. F. B. Ives for Congress.
The New York herald., 1870-08-27
IELEGBApHIc NEWS IIEMs.

EDWARD Brown was the Boston and Albany
T2ahrosd yesterday, at Greenbush, and instantly killed.
cable despatch received Francisco Yesterday
8rom Berlin o~cdging the receipt OF 1908 the
San Francisco Sanitary Committee.
Tho Now England Agricultural Fair, to be held at Man.
'chester, N H., commencing September g. promises be
great SUGGEST There already hundred entries Of
2f0ttng horses and five hundrcd entries cattle
The Fortyseventh regiment New York Guards yes
terday visited Hartford Conn., and received by the
military OF that city.
John T. Eltz knocked overheard from a boat in Bos
Bon harb0r yesterday ana His brother and
father witnessed the accident but unable
assistance. -. -
Tho body OF unknown boy washed ashore Long
Branch yesterday, supposed be the body the boy
drowned or the steamer State OF Maine at the Fishing
Banks two weeks since. II had dark pants and lace
sleeves.
The LIGHTNING on Thursday night caused great damage
along tho Hudson. At Port Chester brush factory was
struok and totally consumed Barns New Hamburg Fish
KILL East Haversraw and Poughkecpsie and dwellings
Esopus struck by lightning and destroyed. A
house at fshkil was struck twice, but not burned,
The New York herald., 1870-08-27
the IRISH DIRECTORY.

meeting was held last evening at l IA East Broad.
way In promotion OF the movement, which is pro-
gressing favoraby. Mr.. Lawrence Walsh Occupled
tne chatr After the minutes OF the previous
meeting mad been read and reports from delegates
members were enrolled. The delegates who were
present expressed their determination to oryanize
clubs In their respective wards " oAe"A'"o
meeting to forward the object conte,n nlaten xv,
be held Oh next Monday night In the Seventeenth
ward, at the Clinton Building, which win be fo.
Holland the president; Counsellor Bowling. Canaan
Kerwin, Captain Murphy and Messrs. Richard WAL
ters and Dease expressed their views upon the mai
ter. after which the meeting adjourned til next Fri
day nQlt, N'
The New York herald., 1870-08-27
MISSOURI.

&xpross Robbery on the Missouri Pacific
Railroad -Nearly Eleven Thousand Dollars
StOlon.
ST. LOUIS, August 20, 1870.
Two men, masked and otherwise disguised, en-
kered the United States express car Of the Missouri
Pacific train-due here at SIX o'clock this morning.
ht Scott's station, about seven miles west Of Jeier
Son City, made O furious onslaught on the messen
ger john Cleveland, beat him severely, bound and
&agge him. They then robbed the safe OF $40, 800
In money, and as the tram approached Jefferson
City jumped Off and escaped. No clue has yet been
hScertained as to who the robbers are.
The New York herald., 1870-08-27
MiKIsG TaE "QUEER."
Important Arrest Of C0unterfeiters-They Are
Arraigned In the United States Courts.

Important Arrest Of COunterfeiters-They Are
Arraigned In the United states Courts.
William Gurney, one OF the most determined coun.
tcrfeiters in the United States, yesterday brought
before United States Commissioner Shields by
Colonel Whitley. chief of the United States secret
service department, charged with issuing and circu
latug counterfeit $40 bills on the National Shoe and
Leather Bank Of New York. The testimony showed
that when he was arrested he had three thousand
dollars In these bulls on MS person.
In his company was jacques Bucks, who had In
his pocket $500 OF the same Kind OF paper. The cap
ture Of Gurney Is consl ,cred highly important as
he Is notorious and extensive dealer IN the
"queer"
The examination OF both was waved, and Gurney
was held to await the action OF the Grand jury In
$40 900 ball aud Bucks in 5000
William Miller was also brought up yesterday
charged by W. M. Moran with attempting to pass q
ten dollar greenback, which he said he had received
III exchange IN house In Greene street. William W.
Appegate a detective officer, sW0re, however, that
he had been watching HIM for some years past as a
dealer In The queer, but khd only Just caught hIml
rhe Commissioner VIII gtve hia decision on Monday
next