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FINANCIAL ls1 COMMERCIAL.
y WALL Srnrrr,
TUESDAY, Sept &C 4, N.

WALL STREET., |
TUESDAY, Sept 6-0RM.t
GOLD 1l5x A 114k.
=" gold market within the past two months has
.cnessed the consum mmation Of grand mood and o
returning grand ebb tide. The upward current
carrted tho price from ia to l23x. Tho renux-tne
reaction confidently looked for-brought the price
back TO 1874 The last figure marked the point at
which peace was regarded as the certain immediate
consequence OF the surrender OF sedan. The specu.
lators have dOne as did King william. They have
gone to certain point and now they pause.
The future Is not 30 clear as It was even
week or two ago. Tor then, with the victo-
rous march OF the Prussian armies, peace was
more reasonably assured than 1t Is now. Hence
Wall street is feversh and unsettled. Europe too,
ia unable to read the riddle. Stock quotations to.
day from her leading capitals show q sharp decline.
There was better feeling at the close 1t is true but
the advance was rather reaction than an improve
ment. The reflection OF this unsettled feeling was
the wide ana sharp nuctuation In the Gold Room.
In the forenoon the market was very strong on the
expectation that the proclamation OF the French re-
public would involve Europe In o general war; and
as our bonds in London came 11s per cent lower
there was sudden rush to buy under which gold
ran up to 1851. Next came the announcement that
Jules Favre, president OF the Provisional Council
had offered to make peace with Prussia and gold
fell to 1l41. The old fear reasserted ITSELF however
and gold ran back to 49, But here was further re-
ported that jules Favre had set out from Paris
to meet King William and have q conference with
him with view to secure terms OF peace, and as
our bonds In London, as wen the general market
there suddenly improved gold fell to ll4k. Inter.
mediately tho movement had been In part affected
by the terms in the loan market wherein the "bus"
and "bears' did great deal of partisan bufIlng,
the latter marking the carrying rate up to SIX per
cent, which was responded to by the bulls, who
made gold scarce and marked 1t sixty-iourth for
borrowing. Furthermore the balances at the Clear
ing House were manipulated and the items drawn
down In q manner intended to intimldate the
"bears," but rs the course Of events directed the
latter eventually prevailed. The chief fluctuations
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SOUTHERN sECURIrIss Dull

AS might be anticipated when speculative opera
tons as well as Investment transactions are de-
pendent by common consent upon the course Of the
gold market, the business In state bonds was ex-
;remey duh and the southern list was inactive. The
Loulsiauas were urmer but the speculative vorites
were almost stagnant. South Carolinas were lower
on alleged sales by the opponents OF the present
State government who are deslrous OF making head
way against the administration candidates by depre
ciating the State finances ON the other md 1t Is
asserted that the conservatives, II success
ful, viii make no attempt In the slightest
manner at repudaton. The following were tho
final street quotations for the Southern list:-Ten-
essee, ex coupon, e211 s2a1 do, new, eota 6o's;
Virginia, ex coupon, s7X a 70; do, new. IS o 10; do
registered stock, old, bb 20; Georgia skies, %
VI d0 sfveD1 Sl5s 9al 0M ssveDA old. ~ a W,
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He COU r T S.
Policemen at Fault-The Chadwick Bond Care
Adjournment Of the General Term Of the
Supreme Court Decisions- -rroceedings II
in tho Court Of Special Sessions q
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

uMItu SlhitS CuMWooluhrnS tvvnt.
xeliee Descent on House in John street,
An OAictal C0ntrctemps.
Before Commissioner Shiel0s.
raid was MADE on Monday night asst, by ofnccr
Brady aud other policemen, on tho house ba Jonn
street, where 1t was supposed aJ.arge quantity Of
counterfeit money could be found
II appears that Mr.. Allison hs d sent letters nom
the house to a number Of pv.ople, oneripQ 70 sell
perfect fac SMILES Of grssny .cks TO aunber OF
beOple IN New Jersey at the rate Of tive Aty-fve dol
lars for 500. When the fficers madetthe descent
they arrested hve persoTs who had been merely
paving q visit ~ an eEsraver In theJ same house.
and they found some money upon thew. SuppOsing
the money to be countgrielt, they bryughJ the pri
v0ners to the Second ward preclnct station house.
Where they were locked up Tor the hight.
Yesterday afternoon the parties, who gave their
NAMES az George White, J. Long, Theodore Adam,
T. Gran and iashionably dressed, young lady. were
srragnled before Commissioner Shields; but as there
was no evidence whatever TO inppicate them In the
charge OF selling or having counlerfet money In
their possession they were discharged. Allison,
OF letters were found In his olces showing that he
had received rcmttanceS for Smiles and that he
had never forwarded them.
The Chadwick RSud Case.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
The case of George ]. Chadwick, who is charged
with having negotiated an altered $4,000 United
Btates bend, was again under examination yester.
day.
General Hlhouse testified that the bond had
passed through mis- hands at the SubTreasury once
and that presented traces OF having been altered.
He did not, however, retain It,
The case was then adjourned.
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PIGEON SHOOTING.

Match nt Fleetwood Park Between Paine
and Enrt--Paine the Winner by Twenty
shots--Arrangemcnt to shoot FOR $1,000
and Championship Badge.
The shooting match between Harry Paine, Of New
York, and Henry Hart, OF Poughkeepsie, came Off
yesterday afternoon, In front OF the grand stand at
Fleetwood Park. The match was made for Sl,0U0,
and each man was to shoot nifty pigeons at distance
Of 100 yards.
As the weather was very favorable for the sport
good many OF the leading .'spOrs' collected ON the
spot TO witness the progress of the match, while
others remained on Tue platform OF the hotel for the
same purpose.
II was almost certain from the arsr that Hart mad
little chance OF beating his opponent, who il well
known a. "erackh shot, although II must he con-
ceded that he used every effort 10 keep pace with
him. While Paine was successful In almost every
case in bringing his bird TO ground 1t was well nigh
the contrary with MS opponent, who had az fre-
querty the unpleasantness OF witnessing his birds
escaping unhur to the neghboring trees Band buila.
lngs much to the dissatisfaction Of mis- friends and
Bets were offered and accepted on Paine hundred
collars to twenty-five dollars, also fifty to twelve
at the outset of the match: but a. the sport pro-
ceedcd the betting ceased altogether as II was too
evident that Hart was not In good trim, and conse-
1uently had no chance whatever.
Having fired rhirtyone rounds Hart desired to
give In, but Paine reminded him that 1t was neces-
sary that ne should XIII two more birds before being
two birds In the spring trap, both OF which were
instantly brought down by Paine, who was accord
ingy the winner BY killing twenty more birds than
his opponent
The score was AZ follows:-
Palne-1' ~ ,l',b,L,L IL, oL,Ll % LII,
Ii Hart, !, = !, 0, = !, J. J. !. cool1oo
0, L. o, o. /, 0. i, .. 9, 0. o, OIL
After the conclusion Of THIS match 10 was arranged
between Paine and Johnston, OF New Jersey, that
they snouId have match at the same place on Sat.
urday, September IL, FOR $1,000 and the champion
ship badge. each 70 have nifty birds and 1riDe at
EleetW God Park at four O'Clock On fhe day named.
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bark from Pbladeph,A 70 Ko.<dam Win asso d.. - ss
I'd brig rom rhnade!r - with L6Ou do TO 0ibrslts! for
orders q A6risic ia ~ "a e a., and vessel. 1900
bbi., 70 npsnnn MAJ and back on private termsL
ouhHIkS were di quiet and We heard Of no important
sse1 BAGS ws quoted as No. nc. and cloth at Soc
HoPs~fhere was no change note in the markstn The
demsd was ligh. and e1clusyely confined 70 s9 do
bnrp1y Immediate wants. Prtces were uncha9n ceing
quoted at iOc: 2Oc. for common % prime Few isw
small sales OF the crop were reported within INC
HHMPThsrs were no reported Of any description,
the demand being light There vas no change Y prices.
Do sisa, ME: DO, and Tsmpco At ~, do in bond
RDEAThe demand was only moderate but pg,ces
Susnc. e S. aS %o S 3 dS si aG ls: 70
ssae 2sHc;; Soifsnss. q 20 it,. aMe RIO
Ss1c 0slforais SsS % I: Central A%s5 4
lS. Is!a%SrS. and Ness.n 2s to y lb.
70 u ibs isc &C. sososs, is 70 20 Ss Sc Mara
iss is% Porto caSslo. 0G ~ u lbs isc Ta.o 10
70 lbs, l9Sc 20c all gold. Total stock hides September
g. 1870, S2i00; Same dale last year, l6l ,400.l
LEATHER.-Heunlock sole passably active, me IN
qury being chiefly for the better descriptions and prices
were steady at former quotations. Oak was ia moderate
request at not differing from those previously current
The stock mainly Of Light weights The current
quotations D fOlOWS)-
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AnOther House Left Out IN The Cold.
NEW YORK, Sept. 8, 1870.
To THE EDITOR OF TUE HERALD
There has been no census enumerator at No. 500
West Thirty-seventn street, occupied by my own
and three other families, makng'nineteen inmates
altogether Why cannot. this matter be legally In.
vestigated 80 that the public may know who il re-
sponslbe for the neglect2 We're the enumerators
employed incompetent TO properly attend to their
duties or is 1t an Intentional fraud perperatsd upon
TINS city for the purpose OF making political capl-
tai? prompt investigation OF the matter would
De very gratifying TO all honest citizens especially
70 tnose Oi us who have been left out In the cold.
EDWIN A.. OIiCN.
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ROBBED IN A SALOON.

Az the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, Frank
Queen John Hayward Frank Wilson and David
Bennett, were brought before Justice Ledwith,
on complaint OF John II. Baldwin, Of 366 Adelphi
street. Brooklyn, who charged that while drinking IN
saloon vt 19s Bowery, he was assaulted by the pri-
jewelry, valued at sI52 portion Of the property
was found with Queen. All the accused were held
answer at General Sessions. Queen resides IN
Third avenue, Brooklyn Hayward At 264 West Forty.
eighth street, Wilson al J., I22 Third avenue, and
Bennott IN Third avenue New YORK, ana ell four
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
C0I5MERCTAL REPORT.
TUESDAY, Sept. SIS P. N.

TUESDAY, Sept. 6-sP.M.
AeHEs.-Recepts, packages. The demand for pot
only moderate but prices une steady Small sales
reported at $6 &6 25 Pearl remained duh
nal at 50 o 90 75
DEEswAx extremely quiet, but without change In
value. few small sales Western and Southern
at S3c q G5c.
BUILDING MArEniALs.-The market for almos, arti.
coming under this heading dull but quite geady
about quotations The for spruce
moderate and prices favored buyers the offerings
being fair Buyers indisposed to largely
at lower prices Common to good schedules were quoted at
s6 $ Laths were quiet but unchanged closing at about
w2 &c. Rosendale cement was In moderate demand and
steady 90 Bricks In good demand about for
er prices pale being quoted At IS a. Croton $l2 9l5.
North river 7 &c. New Jersey 81 ~ 6 and Philadepha
Cocoa of SALE the demand being only for small
quoted &C. sSc, gold Naracaibo do, 26c 2sc do,
and Caracas, do, loc. . &c., do.
only moderately active but steady in value,
being quoted &C. MANILA 2Uc for Ssa rope
for Russia bolt rope and 16c for do. taIred.
ground quoted at l0c. llc., gold
The last sale made at the latter price. supply and
CANDiEs-The market dull. There demand
except small lots, but there change in prices
Adamantine "a oz were quoted at lec sperm, 8oc 83c.
and patent l3c
port but an increased inquiry for both spinning and specu
fatjon, of business transacted a
terdays prces the market closing steady The sales
1875 bales ncudng II to arrye Of which l67l taken
by spnner and lSs BY specuators For future delivery
iows2O0 bales basis low mfddling, for November, at
l6sxc. l6<c 500 do for September, at 1S6c. 184c
300 do October at c II 1l6c and go do for do,
At l71sc We append the current quotations.
TnIx, de ro1 HoySl< <na1
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Boardcrs Not Worth Counting,

70 THE EDITOR OF THE HEgALD:-
The census taker has been TO my house and put
down tile names OF my wife, one child and myself
He refused to take the names OF my boarders, say
ing he did not want them. ] have thrty-three per-
sons In my house, twenty EIGHT OF whom perIna-
eenf residents and citizens.
J. H., sO2 East Houston street.
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TIE CENSUS SWINDLE.

Few Mere Letters From Neglected. Parties.
Weglve below another batch OF letters from parties
who have not been enumerated in the census Mar
sila Sharpe should To it, that the houses ne.
elected by the Deputy Marshal he visited before the
census s completed.
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COURT CALENDAnS-IHlS DAY.

sUrREMB COURT CHAMBEEs.-Reserved cases
Nos. 81, 65, IS, SO. Call No. OIL
MARINECouRT-TKIAL TERM-PART I.-N0s. AS,
1,400, 1850, 1901, 1,609 1613 1,6l5, l,Gl7, 1923
1850, 1646, 1646 1854, 1855, 1859. Part lI-Nos.
l.eo7, L8os, l,626, 1,627 1929, 1,63o 1s3l 1856,
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Delaney street is in New York CITY.
NEW York Sept g. ls,0

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD -
should like to see United States Marshal Sharpe
informed, through the columns OF the HERALD.
habitant Of my house. "a Delaney, corner FORSYTH
street; and consequently the census OF the Tenth
ward or the city or New FORK IL TO be considered
Incorrect. Respectfully, LOUIS ANDRAE
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Further Adjournment.

Further Adjournment.
Before Judge Joseph +, DAILY.
This court was informally opened at eleven O'Clock
yesterday, Judge J. +. DAILY OF the Common Pleas.
the bench, and then adjourned In consequence OF
the absence OF Judge Bedford. Fhe funeral OF the
father OF Judge BEDFORD viii take place this morn
ing at nine O'Clock. The court stands adjourned till
eleven O'Clock Thursday morning.
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ARMY MTrllIsENce.

At his own request First Lieutenant q. Won
PBiencher, Of the Ninth infantry " honorably ais.
charged from the United States service.
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SUPREME c0uaT-GfGEaAL Term.

Tho General Term Of the Supreme Court convened
yesterday, but adour led till Tuesday the 9th
Inst, at ten O'Clock, without ,rsnsacting any bust
ness.
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In the gold loan market the rate ranged from
per cent for carrying to nat and Lea for borrowing.
The operations Of the God Exchange Bank were as
follows:--
Gold cleared. $40. .6130oo
Gold balances Observation-Disclosures. 903, ,Ss2
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. l. l03 250
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AuttotJ. C-Ltghs-o >-Heapy-----
Frosted Tugs. ..........-...... 6Ac.A 61sc.
SOUND HiEs. ................... 034c.e &c oc oAc.
Common leaf ......-........ 7zc. e1Sc &c. 9zc
Medium leaf... ......... e><ca 9s4c. iUc aiuxc
GOOD Ieel......... INC. q IVA !ic. A!l!tc.
sins sas....... ......lSSc l&c ils. lsac
seleconA.. izSc. 1895
Conneeiicu. and Massachusetts
Connecticut and aa;:.cna::;is ''
binders and seconds. ........lSc 2Sc 15o 25c.
Connecticut and NAssachuseits
nne wrappers. ............. .ssc a55c. l2c. a60c.
New York State tlles. l0c. l2c. lc. lac.
New York State average lots. .lSc. s5c xc a2sc
New York State wrappcrs.. DOC a3jc. l6c. aSe:.
PcnnsylvAn and Ohio alers.lCo. aI2c. Sl3c l0c.
PennaylvaniA and Ohio ave- , -,
penasyivsn,a and Ohio wrap.
a. IIayana.Common I22c 'Sc, currencyi good ssc =
Ysra-l cut, S73c. &c. currency; lieut. Sl W vi vs.,
do; average iot5 soc. sa>sc do.
Black work. common medium, in bond ....7c. a2oc
Risss w0Tl g9oa aan ana ans ns. c
Brsht work GOOD snd ine. Die aS5e
.-lhe demand for 1eecs Is light, a usual, during
prices There moderate busucss doing in pulled WOOL
GELS, but full prices asked, especially for the hns
FSr foreign the m.rie, s du the bu.ne.
s S iS's aS.
assaas ans % :ss No. SS = s. @ aSs
o1 ssD .s state and eo%o, On
a! ssc e. a. c Tor ;pPsr I, per an and s.r ~ for 0ahad.
&c. and lbs spring Clip lip csfornia Al c ac ss0 for
burrv and c BE for lots free VI brs Of foreign the
WHALEgoFE WAS quiet, bn, steady in value; 1000 lbs
Arctic were sold for export n, % hamSnrs At 7bc, gold
about yessdays prcss she as'sa SS bbs si sa.s
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North Carolina, ex coupon, 81 q b2Ki do. funding,
1855, 81 8s; do. do, 1s6s "a q 80; do. new, seh
81; do. special tax, "a a24A; Missouri sixss. ooa
cox; DO. Hannibal and st. Joseph, o0a cox; Louisi
ana SKIES, u 70; do. new. 81 10; do levee sixea
"A a TAX; do do. eights 81 q 90; do. penitentisry
sevens, IA as7s; do. railroad eights. % s7i
Alabama nves, 10 70; d. eights 100 1ol; do ysl'
road eIghts, s5 100; South Caroline sixea sQa 50;
do, new, January ana July, 70 II; do do.,
April and October, 70 a "a; do, registered stock,
Old, 70 q 75; Arkansas sevens, 70 76 Mobile and
Ohio Railroad, sterling rs q 80; do interest eights.
72 "a; Missis ippi Central Railroad, first mortgage
sevens rs so; do. second do, eights, 65 70; New
Orleans and Jackson. first mortgage s3 . "a; do.
second, 70 "a; Memphis and Charleston Railro,d,
first mortgage s6 o 81; do. second, " Q "a; DO.
stock, 80 80; Greenville and Columbus Railroad,
guaranteed by South Carolina, IS q So; Macon and
Brunwick, guaranteed by Georgia, " "A; Memphis
City sixes SO 81; savannah City sevens, So Sc;
New Orleans consols, Old rs rs; do issue railroad
skies, ss 10; do. new sevens, 72a74.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The aggregate exports, exclusive OF specie, from
the port Of New York TO foreign ports for the week
ending September Q, 1870, were $3,0l2.4s7
The following shows the earnings Of the Milwau.
kee and ST. Paul Railway for the fourth week Au
gust
1870. $265,e87
1862 I7O,5S3
Increase ......................... $95,304
Month OF August 1870. Observation-Disclosures. $661, ,020
Month OF August, 1889. 9................... 625,547
Increase. $l36,473
The receipts OF the North Missouri Railroad Com
pany for August were in:-
1870. 1920 900
1859. Observation-Disclosures. l656S6
Increase. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $73,513
THE sUB-TREAsURY REPORT
The following shows the results Of to-day's busi-
ness at the Sub Treasury in this city,
Gold receipts. ................ t50e,674 90
Gold payments ts........................ 81 ,z64 II
Gold balance. 63 763,210 06
Currency receipts. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,o3S O5
Currency payments. 24S, $40 80
Currency balance. nce................. II, ,s96, $40 IT
Customs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 475,000 20
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Gold at Up. m, ll3M

The Erie Conference OF the NJ. E. Church
meets In Cleveland on Wednesday, the 10TH
The usual changes In the different pulpits
'nc'dentnpon the itinerant system of Meth.
odiam will be made and large amount Of
other business will be transacted. Rev. C.
NJ. Heard, who has been stationed at this
place Tor the past two years, left this after
noon to attend tho Conference. As two
years In one place Is the limil allowed by
tho church discipline, it is not probable he
will DO returned.
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WEST HICKORY OIL ITENs,-The Tidi-
QUITE Journal has the following West Hickory
oil items:
On the Wilkins farm, the McNair we'll
No. /, $50 bbls; No. 2, 225 barrels. No. 3
is down three hundred feet. Lease 5, well
No. l is pumping 26O bbls. Lease 6, No.
l. Cummings well, is pumping 225 bbls
No. is drilling Lease mo. is pump
ing so bbls. Lease 2-No. l, "Red Walk
ing Beam,"is pumping 26O barrels: Lease
Q, new well drilling. 10 and 4 arc drilling,
Lease 3--No. is abandoned. Neyhart No
l is Jumping 225 barrels. No. q is down
400 feet.
On the Fagundas farm IL wells are pro-
ducing 1000 bbls.
On the McCalmont farm there are 2
wells drill!ng.i Phil. Marr pumping 10
bbs.
Satley farm, No, drilling.
On the Tuttle Farm tho following is the
state ofthings at present:
Lease No. l, 20 acres. we'll No. l,.owned
by Messrs. Irwin Il Bird, Of Petroleum
Centre, is pumping 80 bbls. No. is tub
ing.
Lease No. 2.-Venture well, No. l, 100
bbls per day. Gichrist & Calvert well OH
the reserved ten acres is pumping so barrels
Of oil. N 4stf-
On lease No. 8, Fisher & Harrington
No.. l, is pumping IS barrels; No. 2, 60
bbis. ''r --.-
p On the Benson tract we'll No. is pump
ing bbls. .f.
On tho Carson tract the Burt well No. /,
pumping s bbls.
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JOBBING DEPARTMENT..
Parkers Landing, September .. 1870

Parkers Landing, September Q. 1870.
a rllmor is current here. said to come
from an authentic source, that . well has
been struck on Armstrong Run which is
producing at the rate Of one thousand bar
rels day. will send particulars, should
the report prove well founded. Pittsburgh
Commercial.
We are informed that the we'll spoken Of
above Is flowing at the rate of 800 barrels
per day. 1t is known as the Walker we'll.
and is owned by Messrs. L. p. Walker, N.
u. Parker and Others, of this place.
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Petroleum Items,

A new wellwas struck yesterday at Pho.
Heer, which started off at the rate of about
AZ barrels per day. 1t is known as Gregg
Well, No. l. '''"sf'-C 'fi
n ven on the Shaw Farm, which was
struck about three months ago and has
heretofore pumped at the rate of about ten
barrels daily, was torpedoed Thursday, and
Is now pumping 60 barrels daily. 1t is
owned by Messrs. Mitchell, Keller IL Carpen-
ter.-Herald.
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Mr.. William Dillan, yardnaster of the o.
e. & A. II. r., at Titusville, met with a
serious accident while engaged in coupling
cars at that place, on Thursday last. He
was caught in the brake Of tho car and
dragged nearly one hundred feet before the
cars could be stopped. He is not in dan.
gerous condition although badly bruised.
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The Oil City parents are complaining OF
the cruelty OF the school teachers there -
Tho poor little scholars who happen to vio.
lato tho rules OF the school, are made to
read the "Rpnseville Correspondence" of
the Times. The punishment is more than
the little oues con bear. 1t would be loo
much for grown person. Tidioute Jour.
nal. .-...
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BROKE FROM JAIL-On Saturday night
last man named Thomas Shay was arrest.
ed on warrant issued by Sheriff Herpst,
charged with selling liquor without license,
"nd lodged In the lock-up. During the
night outside parties passed In 10 him q
crowbsr aud ha'chet, with which he dug
himself out through the privy hole aud es.
cal~d. lie bus not been Ie.arrestpd.
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socIAL PARrY.-On Wednesdsy evening
next there is to be a social purity at the
Shambnrgh House. Sbamburgh. Every
preparation has been made for good time,
una every ona acquainted with Mabb, the
popular laqdloid Vt the house, knows that
be never undertakes anything Of the kind
without its proving o success.
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Kansas girl was standing, hand in
nand with ner lover, Watching the incom-
ing OF the first train on new railroad.
Tue locomotive was qniet until i, came
into the depot but whom tho whistle blew
as tho engine was stopping. the girl burst
ont with the exclamation. "Wby, la!
she came plumb in nIore she hellered.n