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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-22

IT strikes us as rather curious that the
RgistrS county committee, In issuing the
call for their primary meetings to elect
delegates to the county convention, re-
quest the voters to select their delegates
"by ballot" How Is thisy Is not the
ballot the refuge of towards, unworthy OF
lreernen, the instrument of tyrants, and
all that sort oftlingS We were certainly
told so In the recent canvass. And now
10 think that the independent Democratic
freemen Of this county should so degrade
their manhood as conceal their votes
with the secret ballot, and still worse
that the committee should request them to
do it-well, II oVercomes us like u SUM
mer cloud, but not without our special
wonder AS Mr.. FAULKNER would say,
how can you be so "sneakIng" Gentle.
men, the Uira roV Is the only "manly"
way, you know; 50 march up and vote
for your delegates openly, like men, so we
may all know whom you vote for No
body but a coward, you know, ever con-
Ceals his vote.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-22

THE Register In announcing what Its
little Convention Is going to do, says II
twill sec that intelligence shall be respect
ed, that virtue shall have It's reward, and
merit be promoted What a pleasing
prospect this opens up for The thousand or
two small.iry politicians who expect the
Convention will provide them each with
an office. The anxiom that virtue Is It's
own reward don't seem TO apply In this
case; but then this virtue may not be ofthat
excellent kind whose possession alone is
a full compensation for It's deserving.
When intelligence shall be respected, vir.
tue rewarded and merit promoted, wont
the unwashed, especially about the Reg.
t'ter office, be exalted and happy
II the process could only be applied
just now in New York city, how sweet
1t would be for Tammanyl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-22
HORSE, CATTLE, AGRICULTU.
RAJ AND MECHANICAL FAIR.

NoALl COALl-P. MCLAUGHLIN
" h co. respectfully beg to announce to the
formerly belonging To Roberts b Co, and arc
prepared to deliver good quality OF Coal at rea,
sOnable prices and respectfully solicit share OF
public patronage. Orders promptly attended to,
sepl6' T, MCLAUGHLIN q co.
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THE Regstefs County Committee has
issued a cali for township meetings on
the 7th proximo, and d County Conven-
ton on the 9th, to make public the names
Of the persons whom that concern means
to have elected tothe Convention, Legis.
laturc, &c. Persons who intend todecline
nominations in tbs. convention need give
themselves no trouble, as the Chairman
:" Tue state Committee, the Senator from
nus county present President Of the Sen.
S'c' Sn'eL editor Of the leading organ,
&c, nc, &c,, will attend To ,ba, ior ,ho,,
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THE Martinsburg iSmtemqns reason
for wanting the State Capitol removed
from Charleston Is, that Charleston voted
against convention. 1.-THE objection 10
good there are but three places in the
State to which 1t can be removed-Mar.
tinSburg, LewlSburg ind Bulltown, Brax.
ton county,. AT the latter place the
graveyards yawhed, lis said, and the
dead came up and voted for the conyen.
ton But all the other places in the State
that could accommodate a convention
voted against one. As Martlnsturg 10
the only one Of the three places men.
toned wherea convention could find &C.
Communications, II will b. seen the States.
man grounds lis claim right shrewdly,
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INFORMED AND TAKEN /

The last stronghold of the Hair PoIsonsrs sur.
renders. CRlsTADoRo'S dag. bearing on liz
folds the magic words
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
floats triumphant over all the dcleterlous trash
with which tho market was not long 90 flooded
Lead enough to make bullets for an army lies on
the shelves Of dealers who have speculated in
some OF the metallic hair colOrIng preparations.
Well, they should have confined their purchases
to CRIsTADoRO's safe and perfect preparation, 30
much for running after strange gods" In the
meantime, this famous dye has received tire.
mendouS impetus In the market, and can scarce.
ly DO manufactured fast enough to meet the enOr.
nous demand.
CRIsTADoRo's HAIR PREsERvATIVE
Is tho best dressing that can be used after dyeIng
Hepsd4w
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.nfRn.

FRANZHRIM-on Thursday morning, Sep
M@oef " 1911, at X o'clock, Mr.. Louis Franz
HEiH, In the year Of hls age.
Inc funeral will take place from his late resi-
oence on Market atreet, above Jefferson, at 4
0. CLOCK Friday afternoon, Friends Of the family
ar'Te'Tecttahy Invited to attend.
kNoxI,0h Thursday September 81. IS7, Mr.,
MGRrHG KNOX, relct 1i Cbi INN II Ell. M n,
the 18th year Of her age. '"" - '"OA' III
The funeral will take place from her la,e rc.,.
dence on Main street on this (FrIday, aiternoon
At 4 O'Clock. The friends OF tho family are in.
yited to attend
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a1.onoo.ooOS


BY the authority OF the act Of the Legislature
Of Kentucky, OF March 10, 1871, the Trustees Of
the Public Library Of Kentucky will give q
GRAND GIFT CONCERT, at Louisville, KY.
on Tneeday, October 81, 1871. 10000 Tickets Of
Admission, $40 each Currency; half tickets, t5;
quarter Tickets, $3.50.
Tickets will be sent by registered letter; the
money for them may be sent BY p D. money or
Zach Ticket eonpists Of four Quarters, value
$9.S0 each. The holder Ia entitled 70 admission
70 the Concert and to the value Of the RlftaWafd.
ed 70 II or lts fraction. ~. -. a..
s560OO0 IN GfGenbacks viii be distributed to
holders Of tickets In gifts OF from ei00, 900, the
highest, 70 $500 the lowest, being al gifts IN gu
The Concert ID for the benefit OF the Public II!
brsfy Of Kentucky, The CitlEenS Bank o. Ky.
soFs are The Hon. Thomas B. Bfamlette hte
0OTethoTo Of Kentucky, and twenty:seyen OF the
most distinguished and respectable citizens Of
the State.
The undersigned, late principal business man
Agef OF the very successful Git Concert for the
beneht Of the Mercantile Library al Ban Francis.
CO, has been appointed Agent and Manager Of
The drawing and distribution will take place
In public, and everything will be done TO safety
the buyers Of tickets that their interests will DO
a. welt protected as " they were personally uFee
emit 70 sIipefinteHd Gie entire affair.
For tickets and information apply 10
- O.. r, PETERS,
100 Main 81, Louisville, KY,
No. Astot House, New York.
q; n. HemPsted, No. 40 Broadway, Milwaukee,
N. A. French, virginia City, Nevada.
N. A. Wolf, No. 3i6 Chestnut o.. 81. Louis.
Tickets also ior sale 10 every prominent place
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I UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
GREAT REMEDY,

GREAT REMEDY,
KRAFT'S DIARRHGA COMPOUND
For DiaIhGa, DysenterY, Flux, Cholera MOrbus,
summer Complaint, and all arrangements Of the
stomach and Bowels,
Keep this medicine 10 your house during the
Summer months. Every traveller shOnld bG pro.
Vlded with this remedy. Sold with guarantee
the money refunded, II no benefit derived from
lls use. Ask for "KRAPr's COMPOUND"
For sale by all the Druggists In this city, and
by dealers IN medicines generally, Price Finy
Gents per bottle
McCABE, KRAFT y CO.,
Jyl PropriGtors, Wheeling, W. Va.
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ON MARRIAGE,

and Abuses, which interfere with Marriage, and
ruin the happiness OF thonsands,-wlth SURE
means Of relief for the ErTIng and Unfortunate,
diseased and deblitated, Sent In scaled letter
envelopes, free Of charge.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa, sepi
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CNTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y County Circuit Court, September Rules, 1871
James @, Pabhall,
rs. Attachment In Debt
isabella Dunbar,
. The object Of this suit is to recover Of do
fendant $l3S66, with interest thereon from nh
or March, 1864, until paid, and costs.
An attachment having been issued and leye
upon the property Of tho defendant In this suit
and II appearing from an affidavit filed In the
cause that the defendant IS not a resident Of the
the State Of West Virginia, on motion Of the
plaintiff, by his attorney, 1t 10 ordered that she
do appear here within ono month after the date
Of the first publication Of this order, and do
what 10 necessary TO protect her interests herein
SAMUEL u. McCOLLOCIi, CLERK.
j, =, ROGERS, Atty for Pl'f sept
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Wants.
WANTED u.

WANTED.
Fifty competent Statesmen
--on salary or commission
to sell the Wheeler & VIII
son Sewing Machine. Wag-
on and outfit furnished free
Of charge.
WIN. SUMNER s. co.
GebI5 IS MONROE ST., WHEELING
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TIT SEy STEAMSHIP TREyiCnli.

Latest Addition 20 the Anchor Lac Ocean
Flee,-Her Dimensions, Accommodate ns
md Fittings.
The latest addition to the large and successful
Anchor Line Steamship Company, hence to Glas-
glow-the Trinacra-is now In t.iis port, having
arrived on Sunday evening, after a pleasant and
quick passage from 81. John, NJ B. This vessel
embodies many improvements upon her sister ships,
and In the matter Of accommodation light, comfort
and convenience exccls the majority OF the newer
ocean steamers that ply 10 this port.
The Trnacria was Launched in June las, from the
building yards OF Mossrs. Duncan & Co., Port Glas.
gov. Her length Is 800 feet, breadth of beam 81
iee depth OF hold % feet ana she Is Of 29 tons Old
measurement. Her passenger accommodations are
OF the most ample nature in her first cabin are
saterooms for seventy i've travellers, While her
second cabin Will comfortably bertn 80 persons,
aud The Intermediate sIxiy-6ye. The grand saloon
Is almost the width OF The SLIP, ana Is fitted In
luxurIant style. rhere are pianos, a library. and
any number OF mirrors TO embelish the apartment;
and but few steamships visit tDi5 harbor that are
better provided in velvet carpets and easy
sofas. smoking rooms. ladies' cabins, bath
rooms aud places OF toilet number q
dozen or more, aud these are furnished in good
style. il Is not easy task IN this age OF Improve.
ments IN ocean navigation 10 say that one steamship
surpasses another III comfort and convenience, but
IL Il safe w remark that tDe rinacra has but few
superlors
Tier machinery is of the most approved pattern.
The cylinders ale sixtveight Inches IN diameter, aud
stroke OF piston three feet six inches. In boiler
capacity she excels, and IN matter OF provisions
against IRE no vessel was ever better provided tan
she.
The Storage Of this vessel will accommodate
500 passengers. IL 3 ligh and pleasant in this dc.
yaiiment ana under the wen known regulations OF
the company the passengers lack nothing that tends
TO make an ocean voyage agreeable.
Tue li1nacrla Is now lying In the Atlantic basin,
loading with gram but in day or two viii be at
tnc company's pieE NO. 20 North River, where her
genial captain will be pleased to receive and snow
THIS triumph OF naval architecture 10 any ana all
travellers. The 0ijcers OF the Irinacra are az lol-
lows:-Captan, Robert ThOmps0n FIRST 0licer,
IN.
Ohicer nj. Burns; chief Engineer, Jonn G. Patter-
sVni Doctor, a. o. Sloan; Purscr, Mi. Henderson.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton duh and lower; miadnss, 1885,, kst rec'
stock, 1869 40
Cotton in good demand; mddlings, iS4ac Net rec,
800 Sales. 90 Stock, 5,oc3.
wnMrSGToN, N. c., Sept. %, i
Spirits tirprntine rm at 59c. Crude turpentine fir
~ 95 Tor hard, - ~ for yellow dip, Acc. Tor virgin
So 20. :,
Flour SHADE arm e What Fmsr os a
asss.s g s s s Rye s ess
2, 6Sc. . 631ec. Barley easier; NO. 2 spring, t0s
81 SIC nha a Is s%s+ sss 1--we rs foth
Sned I9c sss "a % rrs " 81 sea eas ind
Wheat 10 Bai aIo sssc. oats Bufa q &c. Kecelpis
pols. -FOUR $4,000 bushels yhea., l67,ool bushels
and Is 900 hogs Shipments bbls. uour, $500 b,
wheat 900 bushels con 73O00 bushels oats, SeovJ b.
barley and o,0Uo hoes 40 /,
= Petroleum steady sna in good demand refined, p
crude, oiSc. -. 40 /,
Rece,pts-3,6o0 bbis -four, 600 bushels wheat =
do. corn, l7.uW do. oats, a. tto DO Darcy, shipm
o bushels s wnea 20 S' s,,. ,O eo ap on
oats, r. Coz do barley. Canal s.caiy wheat 10
trade Whca, arm and demand moderate; sales SO Dob,
No Chicago .. a q, SoS 20; o. 40. II ~ 81, es
in ios 81 80; li.0c0 do. red winter Ohio 81 ~ 5o do.
Michifan a. 81 81 Corn quiet; sales $1,000 bushels
900 bushels, in ots at 1sc. Rye, noshng dong
neglected. Pork quie.at pl4. Lard quiet ut tOc.
steady, with fair trade; sales l20 bags Timothy It d.
wines noninaiy a5c.
oswneo, Sept. %, ]
Flour steady; sales 800 bbNs mt So rs for No s
81 10 for amber winter, IS for white winter, IS
double extra. Wheat brin sales l.lQo bushels No 81
kcc club ut ii 50; some hodeJs asking higher
Corn unchanged; sales l,iJv bushels M. a, SOC J
prime upiaks Canada at 81 10000 bushels ao to arr
81; ~ Cos bushels, TO arrive, part Bay Quine, on
terms. Corn mcal-Sl 30 for 6oted 81 30 for unholte
ewt. M,lfeed nnchansed, shorts. $is a 80; ship
S23 1924; Iniddlings, 81 $50 per ton. Hishwncs
o Csc. Canal freights-Wbeat, lOc.; corn and rye,
barey, SIC. 10 New York. Railroad Negotiations Il
ton, Bic. to New York, 900 to Albany, 35c Recci
iake-34 900 bushels wheat II 100 do. barley 12l 00v
lumber. shipments by canl-li,U U0 bushels wheat, j
do barley, l,nJg,c0p feet OF lumber.
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rpool steamer took out 500
GOVERNMENTS srEApy.

GOvERNMENrs STEADY.
The government list was steady and quiet deye-
oping no special feature OF fresh interest. The fol-
lowing were the closing street prices:-United States
currency skies, 1l47S 114ss; do. do 1851, regis
tered, ll714 HE; do. coupon, 1lsIs 1Isas; do
fve-twenies registered May and November, n5T
ll5S; do. do, 1852, coupon, do, ll55s O 115s;
do DO. 1864, do. do, 1l5}1 a ll5A; do do, 1865
do do, 1151s 1l5A; do. do, registered, January
and july 1l4H ll4sS; do. do, 1865 coupon, do,
Hay ll4I; do. do. 1857, DO. do, 114X I14%;
DO do, 1885, do. DO, l14h 1l44; do. ten-fUrtes
registered Ill I1l1a; do, do. coupon, l11s H.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES LOWER.
The Southern Stale bonds were heavy and lower
under the depressing influence OF sharp decline IN
the new South Carolina SKIES which fell from 5lT
to so, rallyng to So. The cause OF this decline was
the ppremptory sale OF large amount Of the bonds
which had been hypo.hecatcd for borrowed money,
which the borrower could not return on demand.
The following were the closing street prices:-
Tennessee, OK coupon, ia ~; do. new, 7l1s ";
Virginia, ex coupon, 81 J. o. "a do. new os 20; do
registered stock, old, 81 a SO; do. consOls 64ls
GA; Georgia skies, 50 s5 do. sevens.
81 "; North Carolina, ex coupon, Il
s3; 90. funding, 1865, 80 S4 do. do, 1865 80 80;
DO new, 2S1a IAN; do special tax, 16 a IL;
Missouri siXes e6 96H; do. Hannibal ana ST,
Joseph, Of 941s; Louisiana SKIES, 65 20; do. new
GO Go; do levee skies, so u; do. do. eight5 50
So; do. Penitentiary sevens 81 u; do. railroad
eignts, SO SO: Alabama ives, Is 20; do. Fights,
1O1 102; do. railroad elghts, 90 oj; South Caro-
lima skies, 20 50; DO new, January and july
81 so; do. do, April and October 51i O
SO; Arkansas skies, IS 90: do. sevens So %.
STOCKS DULL AMI STRONG.
The stock market was stagnant up to the time OF
the government gold sale, and IN the very limited
business transacted before that even; prices were
traction lower; but the fact that Mr. Boutwell, con-
nned the sale TO two Millions thus removing the
danger OF taking an undue amount OF currency out
OF the banks, and the sudden relaxation in rates on
call toward the close OF banking hours, occasIoned
a general advance in prices, led BY Wabash, which
sold at ~. The pools In this stock are reported to
have made compromise by which the honor OF an
election 10 the presidency Will be rendered and If
need be voted, Mr.. Horace r. Clark, whose resgna.
ton Will be followed by selection IN the interest OF
the old party.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
at orlsa dnr la
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RECKLESS RIFLE PRACTICE.
Accidentally Shot.


On Wednesday afternoon charles Bauman, {
seventeen years OF age, left his home, 1873 sew
street, but was told 10y his father not to 60 t
German festival at JONES' Wood lest some
dent might befall him. Charles. however, was
duccd by some Of his companions 10 violat,
parental command. and accompanied them t.
festival. In attempting TO gain admission u
grounds Charles was struck In the back by a
from ride, discharged ut q target by some one
known. The injured lad was removed to Belle
Hospital, where he died a. seven o'clock yesle
morning, the parents knowing nothing about
shooting till after his death.
The bail entered The back OF deceased below
tcntn rib, about four and u half inches 70 the IL
the spinal column.
Coroner Herman Yesterday called at the h,
for the purpose Of holding an inquest on the b
but owing 10 the lack OF evidence was unable t
so. Captain Gunner, OF the Nineteenth prcc
VIII make an effort to find witnesses who X
something about the occurrence. The invest
ton Will take place next Monuay.
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PERHAPS A MATURING DISASTER.

Condition OF ihs "Funnci'' Bctween Bar,
and vcscy streets.
Several communications have reached the IIR
complaining OF the great danger incurred by
sengers travelling Oh The cars OF the sixth
Eighth avenue railroads IN passing through q
called 'tunncl'i between Barcay aud vesey ST
One letter goes on to state that 1.-the building
which the car stops In order to water the nor
In the last stages Of decay as Is Shown by mum
cracks ,raversng It's length ana the
FALLING OF THE PLASTER
from the inside. The iron spans are
totally inefficient to support the walls
either side, being much too small an@
IDENTITY Oxidized." The writer OF the forcL
who signs himself surveyor" concludes by 81
he should not be at ali surprised to hear OF
fearful casualty happening in that quarter, jut
from his experience IN those matters. BE
question the Guiding seems somewhat rickcty,
although there may be no immedIatc caus,
alarm, prudence suggests the advisability
early examination OF the premises. The place
altogether f0r!orn look, and being now tcl
less the aspect presented to the passer-by Is
FAR FROM ENCOURAGiNG.
The place was formerly occupied b. nam
turer OF crackers, and the few rents in the walls
and there would seem to indicate that the bun
has commenced The cracking bust ness OIL
own account. some or the plaster has
from the ceiling, under which the cars
and the remainder looks as II II were NOT PAL
larry anxious TO remain overhead. The men
water the horses say the building Is safe enc
but 1t would be much more satisfactory " have
AN OFFICIAL ENDORsEaENT
OF their OPINION. Apart however, from any
posed danger imminent from tho Iobable lalil
tho building, the passageway Itself and snrrc
iD2s require a good Ovcrhauling RON those
should attend to the cleanliness OF The locality.
be sure the vicinity Of the two sentry boxes wht
the patient watering men occasionally take
winks has recently received coat oil whirev
but that only makes the surrounding nlLn the
COuSplCuOuS.
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SUPERIOR C0UaI-SpsC!Al TERRA.

A Judge Oh Charges an,, Charges Judgc.
Before Judge McCunn.
.Jwltd 4. coulter rs. CHARTS II. Van Runt--The
plainnf is the wife Of Alderman Coulter, and the
aeicndant OF the judges OF the Court of Common
Ilcas. The former through inheritance from her
father became possessed OF two lois IN Nincticth
ureet, near the Boulevard, ana the ex- Alderman,
who is a builder, bulls two brown stone fronts on
the same. The property was subsequently mort Z.
gagged. and the defendant then acting as attorney In
me case, attended 10 The law part OF the business.
The case is cool deal involved, anu in one shape
ana another has been repeatedly before the courts.
FINALLY SUIT was brought for foreclosure, and TO
save themselves the houses and lots were sold, as
Mrs Coulter alleges for several Thousand dollars be-
low their value In the emf he claimed due MIN
from the defendant 81, $50, whereas the latter
CLAIMED 10 owe him only Sl63 Mr. Coulter says he
has been long time trying to get statement from
The de endant, and finally got one, which was to-
DAY submitted 10 the Court. This statement, among
other charges included one OF Sl,l32 % for
.'costs and disbursements foreclosures, prepar
ing three mortgages, executions OF tile and dis.
bursements, satisfaction OF liens aud Judgment,
Ming ana disbursements thereon ana preparing
giracts.n MIR. Coulter, who appeared for ills wife,
said the whole work was done IN eight days and
INSISTED that she was being derauded OF money due
her, and applied Tor all order 10 snow cause why
order OF arrest should not be granted against the
defendant Alter listening TO MIR. CoulLers state
ment the Judge granted The order, making the
game rcturnable on the i2th OF next month.
Decisions.
FREDERICK ken, US J. FFeIericr BGde nhOss.-
BrGer granted.
Charles L. Fleming rs. Thomas j. AcArt,u.-
Samc
Hdtian s. S7ure Us. Hpron Spedr.-Same.
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IuS,grxs Of THE UNITED STATES D.sTalcT A T0aafY'S
OFFICE.
SUPREME CoDsT-cisa3sai.
Observation-Disclosures Of the Hotel Act.
Helnrn Lulre karnarn.

Uacenstitutionaiity of the Hotel Act.
Before Judge Barnard.
IN re Ana. CH1U-rhis viii he remembered rs
che case which the relaiOr was arrested 10y the
proprielors OF the Mercnaals Hotel for alleged non
payment OF q board hill and locked up in the city
prison for trial, ban being refused. The matter
came DC ore The Court ON writ vi habeas corpus,
and was argued at some length.
''When tins law passed. said the Judge, re-
1erring 10 the Hotel keepers' act, 'fne men who
voted Tor Il, II they knew what they were ABOUT,
Ought to be sent TO the State Prison. Ii Is nothing
short or giving 10 hotel Keepers the right, If per-
son taxes meal at their place and dOnl happen TO
have the money 10 pay for it, 10 lock him up iude.
DItey. In fact, IL Is making Ii criminal 10 incur a
civil debt. booblack IN the Park nigh. as we'll
arrest man for not paving for backing MS boots
discharge the lady, on The ground thai the law Is
unconstitutional"
4 oiice Jsdgc Does Little Law on Ills
Own Account.
IN re Albert {. Noe.--rhe relator, who stands &C
cuscd Of cmbezzement as Clerk in TIE Spinglor
House, brought before the Court on writs OF
habeas corpus and crtiOrdrf. II appeared that Jus
uce Cox. the committing magistrate, subsequent to
receiving the wri- OF cef6Or0i sent the papers IN
the the District Attorneys Oilice. The Court
decided that under the circumstances the writ would
have 10 be dismissed but that the reiat0r has
remedy against Judge Cox IN an order ~ show
cause.
Special Notice.
Friday, September 90 Is the last day 90 file notes
Of issue for The first Monday October motion calen
taI.
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ANOTHER CAR PIoKPOCKET ARRESTED

Between twelve and one O'Clock yesterday Nj
ing victor Erser, Of 2a6 avenue A, was riding o.
on Third avenue car. When near Third sire,
wen. out to the rear platform to get OF. .
were several persons on the platform, and au
them a suspicious-looKiug individual, who a.
Erslcr what street he wanted. Ersler SAID
would sec for HIMSELF Then, putting his han
Erslers vest pocket, he shovel h I'M aside, jun
on the car immediately afterwards MIR. Elslcr !.
got or and then missed his watch. lie saw Or
I'D. and ut once called his attention 10 the roll
Ihc oiicer found the man, whose name is Tue
Nolan hidden under q lol o. trucks In THIRD ST
near the Bowery. Judge scott yesterday comm,
him Tor trial IL General Sesslons