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FNED.-Mrs. BeisnGr, resident in the
9Th ward, was before Esquire Schultz,
Monday evening, on the charge OF using
loud and abusive language towards Ignatz
Pappert. A fine OF one dollar was i'm.
posed, and in addition, she had several
dollars cost to pay. She was also requir.
ed to give bond with $25 penalty that
she would keep the peace for the ensuing
three months.
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SHOULDER BLADE BRoKEE.-A little
girl, daughter Of Henry Seamon, residing
near the corner of Monroe and Water
streets, fell down two flights Of stairs,
Tuesday evening, breaking one OF her
shoulder blades. This Is the same little
one that had hand smashed last week
by window sash falling upon 1t.
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BROKE HER SHAFT.--The steamer Julia
No 2, on her last trip from Pittsburgh to
GAINESVILLE, broke her shaft at Shousetown,
twenty miles below the first named city
The St. Charles came along shortly after
the accident and took the principal part
of the Julia's trip, both Of passengers and
freight
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Gke9ttelLigstreer:
THURSDAY. APRIL 10, 1871.
pEFGRTURE OF TRAINS.
New Advertisements.

Steamer R. r. Hudson.
Lost-A Large Red Cow.
Furniture-Hubbard s Bros.
10. o. F.-WheeliDg Eucampment.
Wanted Immediately, &c.
Public Sale.
Wheeling Tow Boat and Barge Co.
Commissioners Sale.
Wanted-stogie Cigar Makers.
Steamer Juniatta.
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NOTICE TO HousEKEEPEBs.-Buy your
wall paper at Paul Bros. & Co.'s, and
SAVE FIFTEEN PER CENT. by getting
those wide English goods which arc gen.
orally superior to American paper, both
in the quality oCthe paper and the colorl
they are printed in-AND SELL FOR THE
SAME PRICE. You will find there the
best assortment in the city-all styles
prices, and qualities.
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Work REsu>rEp.-We noticed, yester-
day, several stone cutters engaged in pre-.
pairing stone to complete the abutments
Of Market Street bridge. We hear that
work has been resumed on the supcrstruc-
ture and will be prosecuted vigorously
until finished.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
IMPROVED BUILDING LOTS IN
NUUNDSVILLE.-By virtue Of deed q trust
executed 10 me by J, F Woods, Ellen MoS;Gs;
jstS Scpiember 2Slh, 1868, aud Of record In tho
RecoFderS Ottice Of Marshall county, ". Va, IN
Deed Book No. Il, folio 4iS, will at the nOnt
door OF tue Court House OF said county on
1hursday, May 18th, at 1 O'clock, r. NJ,
Proceed to sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, Lots No 100, lS7, 1913, and 1879, with all
the Nnnurtenauces thcrCuntO belonging, situate
10 M town Of MoundsyillC, near tho Court
House, known as the Oldham OF, Female Sem;
lnAry property. There arc on said lots H0oI
we'll, cIsicrn' wash house and stable, with
choice variety Of fruit, ornamental trees and
ANAL shrnbbrTy. ,,.-
Terms Of SalG-$l.2SO cash. the balance In one
year, with interest from day u sale, inc put;
Chaser 10 rIyu bond and security for the deferred
pHymeni HANSON CRlSWE!L,
Gp3d&w 1tubtSS.
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New GooDs.-J. T. Lakin & Co., have
received their stock Of goods for Spring
and Summer wear, and we are satisfied
that for variety and beauty, they can not
DO surpassed in the city. Call and see
them.
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NOTICE TO HousEEEEPERs AND
oruERs.-You can buy all the new and
elegant styles of Amerlcan'madc Wall
Papers at a third less than old style En-
glish Papers. Call and see the largest
and cheapest stock in the city. Joseph
Graves, No. "a Monroe street.
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Frlnged Goats HaIr crenadIne, New and Beautiful
article for Suits.
japanese SILKS and Popns In great Variety.
Black NAoE1ar BhIantines, new and elegant
Pongees, Diagonal PopIins, Silk seEges ats.
Black and coIored Silks, Bishops Lawn Robes
Black iron crenadIne two yards wide, all silk and wool
Pink, blue, buff and green Percaes Lawns
coquette cIoths:and Organizes. oois ''A'1-~
Pques, Wash PopIlns, Cold Linen for Suits
Linen and PIque Suits for Children.
Linen and Bishops Lawn Suits for Ladies' j., a6r
Paris Muslin TUNES for ladies'. u .ss Re :. a
Pongee, SILK and Lace ParasoIs in the latest Styles
Reversible Ottoman shawIs.
silk sacques, Lama Lace Jackets s.a
Sash and Bow Ribbons, Roman Neck Ties.
Louise Ties, Emhroderes and Lace Goods OF all nds
Standard Plated FIouncings in Bishops Lawn s"'s
octupIe Putting
Ladies' and Misses 5aIbrlggan Hose' ~ "a ~ Il
Harris Seamless Kid Cloves
Also, Low Priced, Misses do. Kid Gloves, Misses
PaTasos. ~. M
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BLACK SILKS BLACK SI1Ks.-We are
selling an extra heavy Gro Grain Black
Silks g 70 which is very cheap at 81 90.
RRrEs & SANDERS.
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A LARGE stock Of Boots and Shoes,
comprising all the latest styles, just re-
L. V. BLoxD's, 107 Maid Street
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A FEW pairs women's Goat and Mo-
rocco polish, best Philadelphia make, at
50 50, worth IS so. Misses lasting Bal
morals at 81 so. Women's lasting Balmo.
rails at 81 IS, at
L. V.BLoND's, 107 Main street.
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"OS THE STREETS" Of Wheeling any
fine day may be seen all the latest Spring
STYLES. Allof these can be reproduced in
" rarsst gems" at the Partridge Gallery.
Call and supply your friends. Rem
brants specially. Visitors always weE
come
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NEW GooDS.7-I am now receiving my
spring stock of Boots and Shoes, which
am selling very cheap. An examination
is respectfully solicited.
L. Z. BLOND. 107 Main Street.
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PATENT TO AN OAKLANDER.-During
the week ending on the 4th inst, patent
was granted to Peter Baker, Of Oakland,
Md, on a damper for chimneys.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-13

TEE fine weather is the time to have
your Photographs taken. This can be
done in the latest styles at Brown & Hig-
gems Gallery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-13

"JUxrrER Tar SOAR" cur cnapped hands
salt.rhcum, pImples, and all cutaneOuS Affections,
rendering the skin son and smooth. Manuhct
tured by CAswELL, HAZARD b co.,
Sold by all DruggiSts. Now York
ny94.N. TIL. -d,Sw,
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ATTRACTIVE STOCK. = New Spring
styles Of Boots and Shoes, just opened by
R. PORTER, No. 1876 Main street.
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oAW MILL AND LOGS FOR SALE.

want to sell Portable steam Saw Mill and
about two thousand Logs. The Logs arc about
and Logs separately.
Having sold my iarm and expecting to remove
nun this locality, will sell the above named
property very low for cash. r. A. CAThEk.
Fitminglol, Taylor Co., W. Va. marlIdAW
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DoN'T forget the house for Black Al.
pacas. We are offering q Black Alpaca
for so cents, cheap in any other house at
rs cents, BRuES & sANDERa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-13

LOOK out for bargains at r. PoRTEEs,
No. 1875 Main street.
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TnArN-George Francis registered him
self at the DALEY Hotel, Tuesday evening
IN this style-"Geo. Francis Train, Mem
mis- for Uniontown, 18th. From BastIio
Of Lyons and Chicago jail-554th Presi'
dent!aI Mass Meeting"
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IF you want all Linen Dinner Napkins
for 81 25 per dozen, worth g 90, so to
BRuEs & SANDERS.
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LADIES, don't miss getting one Of those
handsome white P. KS for 81! cents,
worth rs cents, at Brues & Sanders.
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Z. S. DISTRICT CoURT-The hearing
Of tho testimony In tho Marshall case was
continued, yesterday, and will probably
occupy the whole or greater part OF
to-day. sa D..
r,rrrInU
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For RENT.

THOR RENT-STORE ROOM IA
d and six Dwelling Rooms, occupied 1T
by Xr. HGnCher, Centre Wheeling, Market
sq mTT4i "pP'' RENNER's HOTEL.
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TORSALE.-TWENTY (2O) Build.
each, Terms, OuC-lOurth cash; the residue In
equal IAStalments at one, two and three years.
Apply Ut Top MIL to 80. ,,,,,,,,,,
mail JNO. T. GLLCHtlsF.
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THE CITY BANK, BELLAIRE, o.
i ONlce, on Water St, opposite Central Block.
Does general Banking business; receives money
discounts notes and bills; deals In Exchange,
Coupons and National, State and local securities.
The PRONPFEST ATTENTION GIVEN TO coLLEc-
TIoNs ON BELLAIRE AND ITS VICINITY. The cor
rcspOndence Of Banks, Bankers and others hay
lug business at this point Is solicited.
DIREcrORs-A, ". Anderson, Isaac Booth, A.
Q. MellOtt, A. P. TAllman, John T. Mercer, G. O.
holly.
A. P. TALLAIAN, Cashier. feb6
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Messrs. B. Hoe & Co., A. B. TaylOr,
DegeneF & Weller, &C.,
And with all the Styles and D..lrs. Of
TYPE, BORDERS. ORNAMENTS, CUTS. &c
From the Wsll-auOwn FOuudrie. Of
NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA,

AND BOSTON
We are prepared TO execute evGrT dsscipnoOd
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McCulloch Farm.

A VEIN OF GOOD COAL.
Easy Of access, which could be opened within
ahOft distance Of the river, where there Is
steamboat landing on the place, .---...
The above property will be sold on easy terms
For Information apply on the premises, OF ad'
dresi me al West Liberty, Ohio county, W. va
H.Z. McCULLOCH,
sDa.LAw Executor.
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THIS EsTABLrs1rMENr
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Latest & Most Improved Presses

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

"WRIGHT FROM WRoNG"-A Disguised
Cleuelander Writes to the Judge,-[From
the Cleveland Herald lon Friday Judge
Paine received the following letter, bearing
the post-mark "Hudson.' The writer
would be found guilty OF chronic idioey
rather than "emotional insanity" The
letter is good:
Judqe Paine-Sir: 1 DEAN it my duty to
address you in regard TO the sentence OF
DR.. j. +. Galentine, | will say that l do
positively know that 975 out Of eavry 1000
of the People think that he aught to Of
been acquitted he done Just as you or l
would of done unde like circumstance.
And for you to give him the full ex-
tent of the law and compel him to pay
costs of suite when you know he has
nothing to pay with, i do say IN my
opinion VOW are us big a knave as
Cod eaver suffered to live. 'Tis the mind OF
every man hay bird say amy thing on the
subjict. hav talked with the bisness men
of Cleveland and other places, and all think
alike. DR.. Jones was intimate friend OF
mine. DR.. j. Galentine ! do not know; but
I do know right from wrong, and can prove
that Jones came out Of Mrs. Galentlne's
room that moment he was shot. l expect
our Good Goviner will Pardon him, for ne
richly deserves it. how nancy have hard
say you augbt to be in his place, il would
serve YOU wright, but as for myself would
lust about as lives be in his place as yours
for he is the best man of the two and much
more respected than yourself, You will
have the dirty sin to answer tor some time,
when it will make your teeth chatter! Nc
more ut present. | remain yours III dls
onst J.F. G.
p. S.-If / was as near Us third cousin tc
DR.. yGalentine would serve you as he die
Jones,
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TeIeSraph1c Summary.

Henry Steinway, the famous piano man.
ufacturer, died in New York yesterday
morning.
The Massachusetts, House of Delegates
has voted down opening the public libra
ries Sunday by 125 to 50.
- Boston, SO far, has raised $50, 900 for the
French relief fund.
Samuel S. Stevens, the Bangor (Me.)
bond robber, committed suicide in the
Tombs at New York yesterday.
The Kentucky Senate yesterday defeated
the Cincinnati and Southern railroad bill
70 to l2-and by the same majority refused
to reconsider the vote.
John l.. Lewis and Horatio G. Warner
have been chosen by the New York Legis-
lature Regents of the New York UNIVERSE
ty, by strict party vote, over Horace
Greeley and D. w. Bristol.
Washington was greatly excited yester-
day over the canard that the steamer Ten
nessee, bearing the precious San Domingo
commission, had been lost.
The Senate yesterday confirmed Duval as
assessor of the first West Virginia lstrict,
and Brink as postmaster at Wilmington, N.
G. Denard Aumler has been nominated
for collector Of customs at Wilmington,
NC,
Chief Justice Chase is improving, and
now rides or walks out every fire day.
The river and harbor bill will be report
ed in Congress to-day. 1t appropriates
100000.
The lower branch of the New Jersey
Legislature yesterday ratified the fifteenth
amendment-24 to 8. ..
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payable on the LIST, Of July next. The
Minister, In bis remarks. ascribed tie ne
cessity for this credit to the fact that the
, new empire is yet without constitutional
representation. S,s@s..'szs 1919 s
1t was stated In the same session Of the
Diet that the members for North Schleswig
preferred resigning to taking the constitu-
tional oath.
WHAT TIE BRITISH CATHOLICS WANT.
LONDON, Feb. Sat the Lord Mayors
banquet in Dublin yesterday, Cardinal Gull
len said the Roman Catholics claimed, and
expected to obtain, their own university
ana school at the present session of Parlia-
ment. ~
MISCELLANEOUS.
London Gifts to Paris" was the inscrip-
ton on fifty railway cars that entered the
latter city on Friday last. i
A Bordeaux decree Of the 9Th makes
Emanuel Arago Minister of the Interior. !.
beliort is still being bombarded, or was
yesterday morning.
The Italian Government insists upon sat-
isfactlon for its grievances from Tunis, and
guarantees for the future.
Charles M. Swazer, of Louisville, Ky.,.
died in Paris on the I'd inst. from q shell
wound received during the bombardment.
The German army will enter Paris on the
10Th inst. -
An Athens dispatch says the appoint
ment of: Blacque Bey as Turkish Minister
to Greece causes painful impression in
that city.
The ship Wilhelm, the first of new line
between Bremen and Aspinwall, is an
nounced to leave Bremen March 10th.
Giyens's extensive thread mills at Man.
chester, England, were burned yesterday,
throwing 900 operatives out of employ
ment,
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Conversational.

WAsH1NGToN, Feb. s1Seaate.-The
House amendment raising the appropria-
ton for the Southern Outrage Committee
to $40, 900 was concurred in.
A petition with 800 signatures, protest
ing against the removal Of the disabilities
of Gov. Vance, of North Carolina, was
presented, and referred to the Reconstruct
ton Committee, with instructions to verify
the genuineness of the signatures, hun
dreds of which were in the same hand
writing.
Mr.. Trumbull reported a joint resolu-
ton that Senator Miller, OF Georgia, be
to Senator Hill, and asked for its present
consideration.
Mr.. Edmunds objected, and the resolu-
ton went over.
A resolution adding two members to the
Southern Outrage Committee, and giving
1t leave to sit during the session and report
from time to time, was passed.
The balance OF the day was consumed on
District of Columbia business, in which
the question Of mixed schools was dis
cussed at great length.
MIR. Sumner strongly advocated mixed
schools.
Mr.. Thurman argued, as 4 friend of COM
mon schools, that mixture would destroy
them.
Mr.. Revels negro) opposed discrimina-
ton. He said he found the prejudice on
account of color very great in this country,
and he feared it was increasing. lie saw
no reason for it, and thought it the duty of
the nation to discourage it, because it was
wicked, and not approved of by Heaven.
After Executive session, the Senate adj
journed.
House.-The bill for the sale Of the
Brooklyn navy-yard was taken up.
Without action on that bill, one for the
better protection of the Texas frontier,
authorizing the Secretary of War to organ
ize and employ citizens against the Indi-
ans, and appropriating 100000 therefor,
was taken up.
Mr.. Logan opposed the bill as one giving
employment to gentlemen on the Texas
frontier who had nothing else to do. 1t
meant nothing more nor less than war with
Mexico.
The bill was tabIed-ayes, IS; noes, 81.
A joint resolution was passed remit
ting the duties on articles sold at fairs for
the benefit of the French.
A bill establishing national system Of
education was discussed without action.
Adjourned,
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Reported Loss Of the Steamer Ten.
nessee, with the st. Domingo
COmmtssioners-Th Rumor
Dlscredtted-The Test.
Oath.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATCH.1
WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-A report gained
extensive circulation here to-day that the
Tennessee, with the St. Domingo commits
sioners on board, had been lost, and great
CONSERVATION prevailed in Congress and at
the White House, unit! Secretary Robson
came to the rescue with the announcement
that the Navy Department had no news of
any disaster, and discredited the rumor.
Naval officers say that, considering the
route the Tennessee took, it is hardly pos
sible to have had reports from her, though
there should be in day or two, as just
about this time she would reach Stamina
bay.
The President has not signed the repealed
test-oath bill yet, and the impression gains
ground that he will not do so, although he
will not veto it. Radicals who favor this
are nevertheless gaining confidence that
their demands will be complied with.
TREDEcAR
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND
SESSION OF 1S71-'72.

TWO COURSES OF LIE CTURES are delivered,
the ususl winter and the additional spring and
'" The sPRING and SUMMER COURSE Of 1871
will commence WEDNESDAY,, March 22d, and
LECTURfS of the Systematic Course by the
adjunct Faculty, rs follows ,,,
n. L. JAMES NJ. y Practice OF Medicine.
J. G. SHELTON, NJ. D., obstetrics and Diseases
Of women and children.
GEORGE Ross. M. d., Surgery.
J. f. WILLIAMS, NJ. d., Materia Medica.
z. B. HERNDoN, NJ. D., Physiology.
r. NJ PULLIAM NJ: p: anatomy aHII.ss vii, he de-
CLINICS.-A Medical, Surgical, woman u. .
and Chiidren's Clinic, and Clinic Tor the Eye
and Ear. I'D
Prescribing, in Operative and Minor Surgery,
and in Practical Chemistry, afforded lhe stuaent
under careful supervision.
Attention is called to the advantages pressnsea
in this course for acquiring practical knowledge
of the Diseases Of Warm Seasons and Climates,
constituting the larger proportion OF all inc
diseases recurring the care of The practitioner III
the middle and southern states. +,,r attendance
on this course as condition OF the degree, are So
Impressed with its Importance 10 lnor9usn piV
essional training that they @ S os SESSION
and by employing the facilities for Doara una t
their control, SO AS practically to enable ,ne stT-
dent to enjoy Its advantages Win trinns aa NJ
zion to the cost of the winter lectures alone Anu
| In view of the provisions made IN IL ZOE els
mentary instruction, they dispense with the tequa
sitton of the years. previous study Win pre- re-
candidacy for the degree, to those who nave other
| wise complied with the usual requirements;
| For Announcement: with details or other In
formation, address d. - 4; ai mn FncDity.
2os East Grace street. Richmond, Va.
| ia 2l-dlawlm, swlawlm, Swlm
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4 POPULAR SENAToR.-The people Of
West Virginia seem to be remarkably well
pleased with their new United States SEN
ator, the Hon. Henry G. Davis. We have
published paragraphs showing some Of the
signs of his popularity. The Charleston
(kanawha) Courier devotes long article TO
review of his public career, which con-
cludes rs follows:
"The constituents of Mr.. Davis will have
the satisfaction of knowing that while
making no pretensions to the attalnmentS
that merely contribute to the glitter and
SHOW of Congressional service, their
Senator will bring to the discharge of
his duties practical ability ard I'M
questioned fidelity to their interests and
thorough familiarity with their wants
which few other men possess. AS the
representative man Of the masses OF West
Virginia, who has risen from their midst,
and whose destiny is closely allied with
their own, he will ever be devoted to
the wishes of his people, the humblest OF
whom may approach him without "batcd
breath or whispered humblencSs' and Sc
cure welcome hearing. He will carry
with him the best wishes OF the people OF
the state in whose name he will act; they
bid him God-speed, i'll the consciousness
that in the responsible station to which he
has been called he will do no discredit to
the party which has honored him or to the
constituency he will REPRESENT
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AMIsERLY BEGGAR.-Mrs. Elizabeth IIur-
ley, Il native of Ireland, siXty-tiye years Of
age, was found dead in bed in her room, on
the top floor of the tenement house in the
rear Of No. 81 Mulberry street, yesterday
morning, by nelghbor named Mrs. Flani-
gan. The woman had lived in miserable
hole of room on the top floor of the house,
aud made her living by begging in the
street. The room in which she had lived
and died was devoid Of almost all furniture,
and her bed consisted OF Il heap of rags,
filthy and filled with vermin. After the at
tention of the police was called to the case
I'M examination of the premises was made,
and so in small currency was found among
the rags on which the woman was lying,
and on her person were found two bank
books, showing deposits Of $1,000 to her
credit. This money was taken possession
of by John Morgan. Of No. 81 Mulberry
street, and subsequently was turned over
to the Public Administrator. Coroner
Young Was notified, and a post mortem ex-
animation will be held to ascertain the
cause of death. So far as could be ascer-
tanned, the old woman had no family or
reatives.-N. Y. World, Feb. Z.