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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-30
Use Old Congress Fine Cut Tobacco.

REMBRANDTs at the Partridge Gallery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-30

SHADOW Pictures at the Partridge
Gallery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-30
NOTICES..
NOTICE.
NIIM. G. PATTERSON, ct al. W.
Wv TIE HEMpEIEI Ii u z 81 oil


w THE HEMPFIELD X. R., ct al.
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, Eastern
District, No. Is. January T., 1850.
And now, March 30, 1871, the Report OF
the Trustees having been presented To the
Cou.t, the Court, after due consideration
thereof confirm the sale OF the premises as
stated therein, and order the same TO be and
remain firm and stable TO the purchaser,
JOHN KING, Jr., unless exceptions he fled
within ten days from date, and the trustees
do execute and deliver TO said purchaser a
deed for the same; and Z. BRADFORD TODD
is hereby appointed Master TO make dis
made in this case.
From the record. PER CURTAIN.
- In testimony whereof /
+ Seal Oft the have hereunto set my
Supreme Court hand and affixed the
OF seal OF said Court, al
Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, this 18th
" day OF Al ril A d. 1871
JAMES ROSS SNOWDEN,
Prothonotary.
All persons interested will please to take
notice that the subscriber, appointed by the
Hon. The Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania,
Master TO make distribution, according to
law, o. he fund, the proceeds OF the sale OF
the premises of the Hempfield Railroad,
above mentioned, among such parties as
may be entitled TO the same, will attend for
the purpose OF his appointment, at his Office,
No. Ia Fourth avenue, in the city Of Pitts
burgh, Allegheny county, Pennsylvania, on
WEDNESDAY, the 3Ist day OF May, 1871,
at 10 o'clock A. VI.
f. BRADFORD TODD,
Master, &c.
PITTSBURGH, May ,, 1871. myl0
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WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY,
ALEX. MARTIN, ID. D., President,
With Full Corp OF Professors.

OPENED BUT RECENTLY FOR PUR-
" poses of instruction, this Institution
has already attained very extensive range
OF patronage and support.
1t possesses the finest grounds and build
ings in the State.
Glasses are formed in all the regular
Departments Of Collegiate and Scientific
Study.
Special advantages for thorough acquisi-
ton OF the Modern Languages, the Study
Of Geology, and other branches in the in
terest Of Agriculture
Chemistry taught according to the new
and only correct system.
Teachers Class every Spring Term.
A valuable Cabinet and Apparatus
TUITION from SIS to ga per year.
FALL Tern begins Sept It'll. Winter,
December 9Th. Spring, March 2lst-
commencement, June 18th.
e6Send for Catalogue.
GEO. c. STURGISS,
Secretary Board Of RegentA
Morgantown, W. Va, July 30, 1870.
sepO
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For the Picnic Season.

THE SPLENDID STEAMER
lsl)oStt MAJOR ANDERSON, Capt Charles
Muhleman, can be engaged DUR
ing the coming season for picnic parties on
water. For particulars apply to the Captain
on board. myS
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Wheeling, Pittsburgh and
Baltimore IL. IL. Go.
LATE HEMPFIELD r. r.

r. -gas ON AND AFTER MCN.
~ xiskc1aESday May 18th, 1871, trains
Will run as follows, daily except Sunday
EAST.
Leave Wheeling at 7:l5 A. NJ. Arrive at
Washington 9:5S A. NJ.
Leave Wheeling at $50 P. NJ. Arrive al
Washington $40 p. NJ.
WEST.
Leave Washington at $50 A. NJ. Arrive
at Wheeling $50 4. NJ.
at Wheeling Ills P. NJ.
Connecting at Wheeling for all points
East and West, via B. & .. r. r.
JOHN l.. WILSON,
Master of Transportation.
r. T. DEVRIES, General Agent.
mVll
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STEAM BOATS.
ron CINCINNATI.

THE SPLENDID STEAMER
~ ANfhi6R ANDERSON, Captain
WnSleman, will leave for Pome-
row. Gallipolis Ironton, Portsmouth and
oeiock p. NJ. For freight or passage ap-
ply yyS on 00" I. IA. BOOTH & CO., Agents.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
United States Depository.
CAPITAL............. $3.50, 900.

A general Banking, Exchange and Collec-
ton business transacted with fidelity and
Certificates of Deposit issued and interest
paid thereon.
Revenue stamps for sale In sums 10 SUIT.
New Fractional Currency and /, 2, and &c
coin always on hand for the accommoda-
ton of the public.
Accounts OF Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers aud others solicited.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh B. z

FL IEssI.5lIl ON AND AFTER NO
&e .tr ssst-stiHst vember Is, 1859, Trains will
Col
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-30

Wheeling, Parkersburg and
Cincinnati Transportation
Company's Packets.
COURIER. Capt. JACK HARRISON.
EXPRESS. Capt. PHIL. ANsCHUrz.
The COURIER leaves Wheel
sllt9ing for Parkersburg every Tues
- zzhday, Thursday and Saturday at
IL o'clock A. NJ. Returning leaves Park
ersburg every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 8 o'clock A. n.
The EXPRESS leaves Wheeling for Park
ersburg every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at ii o'clock A. NJ. Returning leaves
Parkersburg every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at o'clock A. NJ.
For freight or passage apply to
G.. H. BOOTH & CO.,
mar9 Agents
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
"THR BirRR Brf."
pLAcKsAiLiNG OPERATIONS
OF
CH,prvs A. DANA's "sUN' fhPoskp'
FoR SALx PY CHARLES A. ClAhA,
No. II CnAYBELs-sI.

When II had completed the circuit OF the io"er pu
the city, its driver, William j.. BId' was aii ~
Officer Garland, and brought DeIore SuIei W
Kclso who ordered him TO be taken Deiore the hy0
Marshal Daniel 8. Hart. This was DONE ana har' no
him A for violation OF CORPORATION ordinance III drs
an advertising wagon through the streets without any
name or number on It. After Bird had PAID inc ie to
Marshal ordered Garland to take MN poioIo
IIocon He obeyed and delivered TO the Justice MS
isoncr and the following document, which be sa'u n"u
been given to HIM by Marshal Daniel ;. Hart -
"IxsrprorrovLet the officer make complaint before I" e.
Magistrate be asel A. b. B. C. dn'ers o, ss t % tTs
Bscsma1g operations = A. spd eiroaistug
Il, XII; against Charles A. Dana, charging hm " IN S .+ Rro,
declared by the elptIle Noui'0 ' '' o. ~
Tbcse instructions are q copy Of the instructions IN
Mavor Halls handwriting, which MaIshal hai' uN
Willingly exhibited when brought before Justice 10
can Rirl sad that his case had been passed upon Dy o
Marshal, and that he had paid fine OF a. justice
HOGAN then sent for the Marshal who informed nm
that the Gne imposed for violation OF eoIpoaV
ordinance The Justice then desired 20 Know VINO "Ouu
make complaint charging Bird with circulating Huoi
aca!nst one Charles A. Dana Marshal iihC stu '
oficar who arrested Bird woud make the reiureu o"
plaInt This the of1ccr declined 70 do saying t'' h
tpow nothing about IT, that he could not OF ma own
knowledge say that Bird had circulated MOI 'E"n''
one Charles A. Dana, and that he only afIo9'eu iA
in obedience 10 orders received at the st'uon
Norshal Hart then asked that the case he heiu open
a few minutes the request was granted ana ne went
ont In a short time returned and made, upon In
formation and belief" affidavit that one William T.
Rjrl had circulated libel upon one Charles A. Dana;
Bird was theI required 10 give bali IN sy OF W lo ecu
mn Tie bail was given, Bird was rclr1s cd ana tBc el
case was set down FOR hearing at the IOnbs Iohce court
at 10 II. III. tomorrow. -
who lad been awaiting tic arrival Of Bird ut the Mar
shalg oico. He seemed better informed In tho case
than any Other person present. ana remarked 10 the
Justice, when he asked Bird MS case mad been pre-
vlousIy passed upon. that Bird had becu a's"d for
reckless driving and for the violation Of coippatph
ordinance and that tho Mayor himself saw hun driving,
las saturday tins same wagon very fast. Bid replied
that Monday his first day driver of that wagon
tIat lac wanted t. pick up 81 that at tie i.i5i'l :
office they wanted TO iuc him so, but that Nc JeNed
them down b a. aud was "moN hquIe.-
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
LIABILITY OF COMMERCIAL AGENCIEs-TAXINC
INSURANCE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAIEN'
DECISION.

IIABIT1TY OF COMMERCIAL AGENCIEs-TAXING
INSURANCE OMrANIES-nFoRTANT PATENT
DECISION.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 0.-The following decis-
ions were rendered to-day
TdypGn agt BcQrdsys-ErrOr TO tho Circuit Court for
the Southern District OF Ne@-l orE.-lS 10 ,no ~,
brought hy the Beardslrys against lapan n'rCahte
agent NCwYOr the publication OF certain iaa trs
and alleged 20 BE- injurious to their characters and credit
The publication was con ninication = lTin III Ne
ants concerning their customers out " the city. Among
OTHER things communicated by tho Mercantile Agency
was sjattm mcu that the wife OF one OF the Beaidsieyr
Nas about 10 bring action for divorce, ana
that he was in consequence putting hs prop
Cciirt O' admitted th, record Of the divorce SUIT
commenced some months aitor TINS action as evidence
the plaintiff pleading, having alleged that the suit
brought by the procurement OF THppan, 10 maze
good his deousc in this action by showng that what ne
reuorted was true. The verdict for plantn3 Tor
$4,000 This Court reVerse5 The Judgment holding that
the record the divorce su was admlssa0ie because
Tdppan not party to the proceeding, ana had no
means of protecting himself by crosse examination Tie
view s taken that il likely Increased the damages IN thls
materially, having affected the minds oi inc jury
preudicially to tie defendant Judgment reversed ana
a new trial ordered Mr.. Justice Miner delivered the
I7icfct agt. ne C Of CbieagoTrror;to the Supreme
Court Illinois. THe decision IN this reainrins the
poated under the laws OF other ates, doing business
within their borders at higher rates tlan levied
their corporations Of that Kind MI Justice Nelson
S,n10itr et 81 ait Osborne e a'--Avpeal from the
Northern District Circuit Court ~ NcwYork-Tns VAS
am action brou for Infringement of patent in reap
ing machines The Court below dismissed the bill hold
ing that certain Improvements, although new In ap-
pl,catiOn did not require invention The Court takes
adverse view and rtverses the decree recting new
trial, Mr. Justice Clifford delivering tue opinion vi the
Court.
This decision involves ho validity OF the Seymour and
Morgan and Palmer and Williams Harvester patents Tie
Court unanimously sustas the patents In every partcu-
lar Tie fleet of the decision to render tributary 10 these
patents every reapngmachne using Oyerlung reel,
a quadrant shaped PLATFORM and rake sweeping over
this platform in curved path which practically includes
most OF the successful machines now in use.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The Methodist preachers yesterday discussed
the independence OF the American pulpt
Miss julia Colman lectured last evening on
Temperance" before a large audience. in the NJ. IL.
Church on Eighteenth-st.
The Hon. Mark ID. WILDER lectured last
evening Pictures" before the Young Mems Christian
Association OF the Spring-st. Church.
Prof. Graham delivered last evening, before
morOus lecture On COurtship and Marriage"
Sidney WOollctt gave an elocutionary enter
talniaeut before the members and friends OF the Young
Mems Christian Association, last evening" In Association
Hall.
The Yong Mems Christian Association last
evening elected tbc following Directors; Morris X.
Jcsup. H. Bolton.Bugs, JIlhes stoh1 r, and James A.
Bennett
DR.. Adolphe rCuai delivered yesterday af-
ternoon the first OF seiis of 20 lectures ON the Kinder
garen System before the to higher classes Of tho Nor
mai College IN fourthst.
Sayonarola' was the subject of the SECOND
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
A MYSTERY.

boken was standing late In the evening, at the end OF
the ferry-boat on her passage from New-YOFk. When
she arrived he passed through the cabin and found
ladies' rctcue, which he kept for three weeks
expecting to hear, through the papers, of claimant
At the expiration OF that me he took 1t 10 Police Super
intendeRt KelsO Of EewYork when 1t found 10
tain $1,000 worth Of bonds, s6O in greenbacks ladies'
gold watch and chain, and Il piece OF note paper, on
which was written: 81 have waited and waited, until
have lost all hope and heartbroken; therefore fare
well dear HenrY.-ELTzA p" Yesterday afternoon tho
body OF woman with handsome features, and magnin
cent black hair, found OF tho Eysan Fields, much
injured by the floating ice. sho was dressed IN black
alpaca, and her clothes marked NJ L. IL IL sur
missed that she Jumped Oh the boat which the rccule
cOr0ncr's inquest.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10

lecture OF Dr. Lords University course, deh'eieu yo7
tcrday morning before large audience, pfinoipd"J I"
ladies' 70 Association lgn
The New-York Baptist Sunday-Schooi Asso-
citation met last evening at ihe Fiith-ave Baptist 'hnrrn
and discussed the best way 10 conduct sunday p
hd,rsscs were made By tie Row d. ATmita' the he''
j. T.. Davies, l.. stevens, ana others
At the annual meeting, yesterday, oi the
New-York Gaslight Company the following Directors
were elected: Guy Richards, Joseph sampsoh "lii'ni
A. Hadden james r. Taylor, Henry X. kensen '"i",'
us L. Everett, Henry Chauncey, Moses IayISr, Jon"
Astor Percy Y. Pyne, Frederic W. StcFeHs' ANo'''' "
Lees, Edward Woolsey. D, ,c,.
A deputaton of 40 citizens OF the I"eil'n
and Nineteenth Wards headed By John Foey "''".I''
IN "inter,icw~ tho city authorities yesterday on 'ne
subject of rapid transit from Harlem to 'i'' wy ~
Tho Roard OF Aldermen could not be found ahd ''e
Mavor and Controller TOO busy to athn M n 81 "a
matter meeting 10 discuss the ma,.JI m,o'I, W. Ia 20
next Saturday, at which hessrs. nan anu Non"0'' 49,
vaguely promised to be present -,
meeting of the friends of womans educa
tion will be held Jan. 16 at the Chapel OF hu'eos Ne
to consider the advsability Of Increasing inc enuo
~ that institution. An effort viii be made 10 esVp9
nm observatory, art school, school VI o.
and soveral professorships 100000 VIII te neaen "a nj
ahe accomplishment OF tho PLAN The 1oI0"ins
tona trustees OF the College Lave p1e purns Cbare
p Tnompson d. De- Luther H. MalsI, ,d =, To- 1,-canze
rLnov = ind Wellington Ciapp. The BoaIu mas oIgain.o M
| by the election OF Dr. Thompson fresi"'n'' ""' '
| Hon. H. ii. Van Dyck, Treasurer
at q meeting ol uho AI'0DJ !, -,
..socation held yesterday in the Chapel OF the umoi
theological Seminary, the Rev. DR.. Maense presidne
Tho oubect OF prayermeetings was introduced Dy Tn
| pov Mr. Phraner who urgel the necessity OF carefu
.onoraton ON the part of pastors in order that unit
and drcctness might DO given to weekday meetings
The Rev Mr. stebbns said that the primary requisite
praver meeting was spirituality, and that conscien
tous aymen ought to cast secular thoughts aside on
evening OF the week. at least ana anticipate tle
bv ASSUMING proper attitude and spiritual tome towl
God PraycTmeengs could be rendered more
by making the places OF prayer aura d % nopaI
by mptness In opening the eXeI6. 'sI tHu y. @ i
ness aud uformality in conducting them anu ivy ~
things by avoiding long prayers The subject was als'
| discussed by the Rev. Mr.. SchOhGld the Rev. Dr
Macse, and others, and will be resumed at the mex
/ ses6iOu.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE BROOKLYN CE. d.
LIBRARY Association

The sixth anniversary of the Brooklyn (E. d.
Library Association celebrated last evening at tho
Bedfordave. Reformed Church, the President OF the
Association, W j. Combs, presiding The large audience
entertained with music by the organis Otto Fox
and the Union Quartette. Mrs. Parker. Mrs shandley
George W. Foster and Henry A. Conklin. Mr.. Combs
read the report OF the Board OF Directors which showed
that during 1870 the Association had received 81 mem
berc, making the total membership 7l6 The number OF
volumes in the library II 1866 visitors during the year.
sOGj. The Associations deficit is about 81 100. Last year
the Legislature passed act Incorporating the inst
ton authorizing the purchase ot property 70 the amount
OF SOOa, and fixing the shares at 500 each The AssO
citation propose Ia erect fine building devoted 10
and to Literary art aud scientific purposes,
cost CT Sl5O0J1 They estimate that the rental OF
stores, public ball, gymnasium, and large rooms, will
amount 10 SIS 900 per annum, and the stock Is 10
per cent per annun The President stated that
strong cf0T1s>are TO be Immediately made 10 dispose OF
the stock and ~ begin the enterprise. After short al
dresses by Peter Cooper, s. B. Chitenden, and Gen.
WOOdiJrd, a subscription Vas started, and about 30
shares OF the stock taken. q.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
TIE TEHUAETEPEc SHIP CANAL BILL.

MEXICO, Dec. 29.-The concession for the
sehuantepoc Ship Canal az passed by the Legislature
and now law, consists OF q Articles OF which the follow
iag is a synopsis:
A1c,E Anhore' the Tehusneqec Railway Cmpny 10 coa.
sEHf' s e.H and ~ q 'le N sdos 70 rs % A f,s,
sA P. e Oree The cllt depth sufficient 70 pass
ta.s Crs.1g ie War tie IL Tor % eAt hs
ssau Gotlea % pToc. le execution IItses 'uoA au1 security
gtte
hI Explorations sul surveys 20 10 completed within three yeas
IAls r. approved '--' ~
AT heq from he Company in the sun Of $50 GOO that
- a. 1e presented within three FGtrs
h Is oyls otae Cssshy TO do tbe work required may
- - eto-s b., fct nsqfaTe Pf0'is Oh y lnAde
.s - 1e tho GogeIument VI lie removed OF lhe
I" . " '.- ise. hiiftos q ~ tic works
el Lee aad olt-hSt Of the Pnple lAlcs HihIb b'e
oi ti' eiufl il all 81 i.s
Af hF te Tt-e laIis use e. GOBpsuy EheneyeF
- .-- '"lts eooi4Ig law bU! NAY ake pabhc
An Dunn o. construction Of tte canal lie Corpaoy mar import
OF ~ i'- q q ie tools csa csTnaCcs aud other
import cay e for 80 tle aduer 4Ii hard cosls that
4E % ycsr. sie7icla Government m .., M c.pfru.
toa Transit rough t' cal- bs csl ir,e,,ej therein.
Ahr @ After 20 Do b0tTInen will 10 entitled 10
. te o. llo-ts vie dividends pail 10 stocsLO.efs
Az. 3D. Irt and iul governing TIE
80 10 radc Joy o. COMPANY anI rlniied 70 the eut Of
A.. i l. Coul-r7 ha tro Hsbtor'e, Cd eAebcOas
bhtA =. t9 .etOIe tLe property 81! iL- Government
Mi p Tie rn frIIgl canal shall be fee 20 el
,'a c = te aI n4Ons may Do time oi peace ~ taas
. % .e fA 'j 'ff' 90 of, Lutl0l and tG Of
D. H ~ D. ahr MY BE- 40 E i. ore 4a0fI viii others.
~ shl1 le eui = "a &, M nations at with the
.e - i9 IN tt tbsS dl4 oe dec tIaI b iEe4see IS
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10

PER uc srdse to-fine TO ne gl s'g "
ef ntutrap., with W1ico respect 20 ie transit " t ,
lzp 4 The direction ftd management Of thr cahai A'
Government rcerves nc rkhl W ~
yrb of ~ number Of Gircc'ors. WHO insl have & lc
hosc cicCte h thc stockholders Tao Company taN rsLe M
A. II me Correnv hor eh f'd s'7oad shall he deemea %
sively Mexen and & 20 ;nk pfoToT iaay 'oTn ep
tbe rvpq out OF iis several 4iu1f, Da- no o. .
ME, tbrt IN he Reur Mexico ne tuied e'' u-' gen
tia or src lavs Of he place where l'fm'a' - 49,
5nT Is An rsn hereafter engaged in the e| pne ere
10 lr Tgaric as nauTal get Mc,ican'. 1910 RI Ar.
Al,r 6 The the prcsions articles n'I AFFECT dr
encc arising aliens AMI soc4lo!is on oi ne eP
nor shan ne foreign tribunals ahc't te PROVISIONS o' n'
AZ nor Mexican rtCrestS .,,.
co,n nor tie cqu srd n. accessories v'ioy e consent OF v
ns, -rrrrar and In 20 case he foreign Govern
ne1t foreign Government or tels uec"mr
,rurs Tho Corn issue and scP boli ard ohc1
l0rt the approval toe Government - ch amounts Auu q
prices m 20; sud may mo'g9o i1e canal aAd us s'''
An. la INC eran shan ru ard void ItTst-i me
and clans of the c.r are within three ye httIo
vitir ater The pans ~ API
4, tho resident 81 Mexico I1ird-n tOl are not tspo %
ti frst wear e The hse been commenced aal ~
snrur tbeanr until works comple exc " IA case o 49,
ynasTe proved lOHrhPoT violating sny o. he ep.su %
visions Of s Law a enumerated FJhln OF cfme OF te
lysy concession. Srfh-lu Of Hegecng if No coAe'u
iRT la In eases forfeiture Of grant the COMPANY Rl o, m
but viii rets.u It's property unl 'he "a
y.srs IN, works which shall constuceti bus the
hi COMPANY al the right 20 take the same Al sn
IkT ?6 I doubts controversy TO the int pTe.ion o. ~ b
ten Of this will be decided by the competent federa Wv
/ Mexican Repahhe ,..t-o o. ,edie In the
Ctg of Mexico shall have power and nstrcos "a I; ,bf
/ Feierai Government and other authorities upon oil n-'
N aeeinn
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
TIE PROPOSED ANNEXATION OF wEsTCHEsTEa
COUNTY

The feeling in favor Of annexing part of
Westchcster Comfy TO this city TO bo increasing
AT lonkors, Saturday night, meeting OF gentlemen
largely interested in real estate held to ndorsc tho
proposition. Amondthem were fl. X. Miller James Tag
glrt joseph Agatsc, John White Henry BathfOrj. Dr.
Edward Ludlow, and W. II. Fox Mr. Fox advocated
nc measure the ground that 10 would he Of great ben
tHI 10 Wcstchcscr an many respects, inc udinc better
regulated nie and police departments and "a Tegl-
mt supply of good water London, said he iecano what
~ II by absorbing the various rural dsrics which sur
rounded H. The proposed eXation. IN Mr. Fp1B Opn-
l0 would, IN one night, push tho county - years ahead
INC Heung resolved To gcl up petition frDn the resi-
aens OF the county 90 the Legislature requesting that
b0dy 10 pass the proposed BIZ.
Inc opponents o.. annexation are also active, and
eIdi meetings have been held within the plst week. The
principal leaders of which were j. W. Oliver, ". Allen
Bucr James Siunders, H Gelty, aud other men much
very intense
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
Frank Parker and A. p. Rudolphe will play !

Frank Parker and a. L. Rudoiphe' VIII pI'y'
tomorrow evening" at Ledcrtafel Hail. Buffalo, Tor sOo
and the billiard championship of America, at the four'
ball carom game, 100 points up on Phelan O. Col
EudolpIe "a slightly tho fayOrite on Thursday next
John Deory and Joseph Dion play match IN san frAh-
CISCO at French carOms for $1,000 600 p0nts up on
second size standard American CaFoIn table BetuDB
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
Amended is an abstract of the Central Park MeGcro
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Brevoort- House Mrs. Senator ., ,SPrangue' prague
g. vi - ''p PaiSe and r. H. Maury Of hchn0hd, aia
n r. ID Casweli Of Georgia. = Newao orS * pJhnn
Gen. W. b. Franklin ana eXIaa Hotel-Gen John T..
81 Smith U. 5 A. and J. Drexel OF PhaGe,PiH6 Honsnl at
Holman House-Col. W ID Farrahd i''S 'KS1oyviIle Tenn
Everett House-Capt. Catn OF & MeSS W rSnI " strong
,ihnn and onterbridge Horsey Of Maryland @ o.
1a,"ps Ioto~senator George n. KENNEDY oi White
- Metropolitan Hotel-Judgo 'o'D1"A
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
CURLING,

The Curling Pond at Central Park was
rowded yesterday with curriers' TO witness tho contest
for Club medals between the memDers> Of the NewYork
and the Caledonia Curling Gibbs. WllliNm McQuhae OF
the NewYork Club, which played in the lVoinng, made
mine points and the prize beating competitors.
Ia playing their points" the Caledonia Club occupied
IAe eAie afternoon Tic leading cont staHts wee John
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10

coIdo 7,/,,,s. n. .vid FowIcs ponts and John hei-
lock WI, made points, ana received the t meta" Proepc,
p1t, ~, - mo-, II, with tire Brooklyn Club NJ ~ y. III,
u as week i also to he gnazed BY le ns, the enTIcrs
o. a. ~ VorfI and South Of Scotland. THIS Ni'l ,i
~ .icr I"ading experts of every club IA tle ~
si =. dup nj llly OF the science OF ctulih iJ & on he
%nfoI Tlay will begin at 10 L. III. to-hol'o"' "" Wv
f.ut,ol Park Curling Pond.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
1.-THE BITTER BIT" ~ COURT.

MAYOR HALLS INSTRUCTIONS TO HIS hhi'''iHL' 49,
At the headquarters OF the several polco
precincts of the city order was read %
inc. commanding policemen 10 arrest tho !ar,a
wagon carrying advertisements OF the panPNr' -
Bitter Bit" for libel one Charles ~ Dd""' 1I, Ai'
WAGON drawn by four pumod horses appeared
m Rrnndav hearing ON each side the following trans
paUDcy: '............,....: