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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-17
Washington and Le5yrr
LEXINGTON. VIRGIN

UNHE NEXT SESSION up r.,
i tuition will Commrurn .. .
Thursday, (2lsn OF SrprrIurr.'.
tinue without intUrnlNNluAD . . (.
Thursday In June, lN,!.
The instruction ruIhrac, 'l al.
icdi, Literary and ScnD1@, car,
with the Professional Gga.a.
and Engineering.
The entire expenses ir- '.rs,
months need not exceed gw'.
ing To the price oi Board N-
are also made frr m,N,...'rt
dents may reduce their rNrrr
session.
For further Information l'r
u. w. 4. LIE, prc,dca.
OI
WILLIAM pOnp, ClpTk
August !, Isl.
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AppARATIS AND VIM

The Institution mas a comphls'.
loSophical Apparatus, ana ~ u.
wish IL are trained IN III ~ ~.
struIncnts-aisO a th0rOug .l
boratory for practical In'if1. ". .. 7
in Chemical Analysis, ana = y = !.
scum for the study Oi NdiG'A 30
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TERMS.

Tuition has been reduced
per session. Boarding h'.
week. Unfurnishrd room
per session, and free Tu!t.9h. +.
listers OF the GOspci 81 ail ~ 80
For further partlcuianspp!
TO Prof. e.. l.. LOOs, secret! D.. b.. 4
w. X. PESDLElvSH,. y :.
ivG Bethany. W..
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West Virginia V1Ii
l871-72'

VNHE LAST CATAIlJL ., -
J. attendance Of III SUI sur
stitution. Five distinct pla (, :.
struction, with a full c''F
Professors. ,I, q
The Ancient and Moe.
Mathematics, pure ana ~
Ogy, Ethics, Political %
Rhetoric, the Sciences. o. b.
and thoroughly taught -
Istry and Physics, iiIu'us,.s,. ~, n
apparatus. Special advances
OF Geology. r-,.,,r, -
A good Library. EI's IKE, -,
Mineralogy, Geology a I,'. - :
gether with many aPeGG55.,.i.'.,r y
Dartments Of Natural ~ a.
ings, beautiful and he4'1"'
fall FAIL TERN begins 81 =
December 9TH. Spring ~ -
Commencement JuDs y,y.,l
Boarding from s. to5 -
Tuition SIS to "a per yea
For further Part.cuI.aI,' * Z !, !
n,.o,,o,rn ". Va.
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AMPLE ACCOMu0Dins
tnIrRSES Of INSTRICN

are provided for both publt r'
boarding, and unlurnlsheI" a. y
to students who wish Ia DJAIa -
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Flour.
Fish.

MACkEREL IN HALVES AND KITS.
WI Lake Herring in Halves.
White Fish in Halves.
Lab. Herring in bbls. For sale
sepl2 MAXWELL, TINGLES ca.
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BETHANY COLLIE

UIHE THIRTIETH SESSION q
/ Institution wiIlcOmiurHr
Monday 25th SeP;em.e
and terminate on the I5tnO Igs
Is romantically situated IN 'Dra2
beautiful and healthy hji.rs.'
Panhandle" OF West Virgins .
cessiblc by railroad OF rIyeLaal"'
with the most favorable lEdsas
dent life. Ii has a property mos
buildings, Apparatus, hibraH g..
s;jjO,OOl, and Is thus enabled ."'-l-
ulty and furnish facilities ~ Z
education OF the very hrSt onid
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Rio Coffee.

1S0 BAGS, GOOD TO PRIME COFFEE.
LOU 81 bags Choice Coffee, for sale by
sepl2 MAXWELL. Jingle d co.
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EDUcATIoNs,
F&lRMoNr
State Normal

NHE FALL SESSION a.: q.
l. known and highly ,.sr.
will commence ou IUEnf
18th, 1871. Its special dr,a.
its students u CUNPLI-ll ....
professional education % ..
ments OF the SCI,ury> a..
work of Teaching.
Tuition in the Norma, n.
FREE; other students ar .
DOLLARS per term. Ruardl..
at nom 50 ID Ia 81 IN rurNo,.
For further .nioimat!uua...,
cipal, j. q. BLAIR 4. .
uug29-aegSa
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It's use Is approved by eminent Teachers
throughout the State; recommended by
Hon. {. :. Lewis, General Superintendent !;
by many County superintendent. and by
the State Teachers Association at It's meet
Ing mt RayenSwood; adopted in the Pub 10
Schools OF Wheeling; also In many OF the
Private Schools throughout the State.
Ocil7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-11

John g Dale.
Steamship Hevetia (Br), Grigs, Lcndon--F W Hurst.
steamship Moro Castle, Adams, Havana VIA Nassau =
Steamship Rapidan, Whitehurs, Savannah-Livingston
Fox h Co.
Steamship Abemarie Couch. Norfolk. City Point and
Rlchmond--Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Fanita, Doane, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Steam
ship Co.
Steamship Hatteras. Lawrence Boston-H Dlmock.
Bark 7 Wilton, Carver, Cork for orders-Carver 4
Barnes.
Bark Harry Booth, Chase, stettin-J Ward 4 Co.
Bark Nuevs Borinquero (Sp), Salas Barcelona Har
mony's Nephew.
Co.
Brig Joven Eduardo tsp), Maries, Barcelona-E PUG L
Brig Shasta, Brown, Oporto- BorIand, Dearborn Co.
Brig Robert Mowe Abbott, Barbados-Hy Trowbri dge's
Sons
Brig Balear (Br), Bahr Boco del Toro-G Vessels.
Brig Marguerite OBJ, Gavin. Havana Phillips Son.
Brig Lanra Gertrude, Fisk. Gaveston-Snow Burgess.
Brig Prudence, GOrdon, GeOrgeown-G Brewer.
Schr seagawa, Void Pont-aPitre-B Weinberg.
Schr + Blake Sheridan st ks-Crandal., Berteaux l.
Co.
schr John Chandler (Br), Pe.ts Windsor, Ns-D De
Wolf IL Co.
Schr Aruna. Mitchell. 8. John. MP Nevius Son.
Schr Constitution, Smith, Jacksonv ile-W Ray.
Schr Warren, Roberts, Newbern, NC-Thomas, Holmes
4 Co.
schr Thos Winants, Morgan Keyport-,Jos Eneas.
Schr Nellie Bloomfield, Hobbie, Stamford.
Soop Report Hart, New Haven-Rackett Bro.
Steamer Comstock, Drake Philadelphia
steamer Sarah, Jones, Philadelphia
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards Philadelphia.
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FIRES IN PHILADELPHIA.

Two Large Fires IN Phiiadelphia-Damage TO
NIcKenu, Ne,vhail s. E0rir's Sugar House.
Ten Dwellings, OF, st. John Street Burned.
PHILADELPHIA, August 10, 1871.
About one O'Clock this morning the black house
of Mexican, Newnall Il Borle's sugar refinery was
discovered to be on fire, and at one time 1t was
feared that the entire establishment, the largest
sugar refinery in the country, would be destroyed;
but the flames were finally gotten under control.
The loss Is not Serious beyond the damage to the
building and about 900 barrels OF bone black. The
main building has iron shutters throughout, which
are closed or opened by steam machinery and
thereby rendered tireproof. The refinery was Org
nally quilt ninety years ago by Clement Blddle, the
first United safes Marshal. and until recently was
known as Lovering's refinery.
The following Is "a concise statement OF the lnsur-
ance:-0n st0ck-pennsylvanla Fire, OF Pnilade-
phia, $4,000; Liverpool and London $1,000; Secu-
rty New YORK, S500o I0nkers, New York, 5000;
Citizens, New York, $1,000. Total, $4,000. On
buildings the insurance ioots up SlO,70O in forty
companies, ana on the machinery SIS, 72s, making
the total insurance F4o,l2S.
About twelve O'Clock Ere on st. John street de-
stroyed the soap works vi John Haeberle whose loss
IL 1000 and insurance $1,000, and Matthew Hum
mel's morocco dressing works. Ten dwellings were
burned and ten others damaged. and number Of
buildings used for purposes other than dwellings,
were Injured The total loss Is $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-11

ofcer ofthe revenue ana n required he must inform
the revenue orlcer from what port MS vessel last
the coasting laws having PROVIDED that the name
OF the master shah appear In the license granted to
coasting vessel II Is understood that the provisions
In the section apply only to the person thus pointed
out on the vessels papers Its master. and that
this of1cer can only shield himself from the penal
ties therein provided and tor which he becomes
individually liable, by q prompt compliance
with the terms thereof The mere delivery
may be maze by any person as the agent Of the
master but the responsibility resulting from a
failure 10 deliver that document attaches only TO the
master In case the failure to present manifest,
the line, which may have been Incurred under the
sections and act In question, must be collected or
the vessel held until II paid the facts reported
to the department for its final decision as 10 the
propriety OF enforcing the full penalty. ,n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-11
IRISH UNITY.
Meeting o. tue sheridan Gu.

Meeting o. tue sheridan Club.
meeting OF the sheridan CLUB of the Irish
Confederation held last night Mr.. Richard
McCloud presiding. The proceedings opened with
the recitation Of poem by Mrs. Jane :. Grimm. the
gifted elocutonist. Mr.. Thomas Clark Luby then
addressed the meeting and created great enthu-
sasm by announcing the good news that in
all probability Saturday next would witness
the contamination OF a complete union between
the Fenlan brotherhood and the Irish confederation,
IN The cause OF IRISH liberty. Mr.. Patrick Logan
confirmation Of the pleasing Intelligence by DR..
Power, secretary OF the Club, Mr.. Harry $. Muladv
ana others, Mr.. LIBBY delivered a most eloquent
eXhOrtation 10 furnish the needed assistance To their
brothers IN ireland, at the close OF which a crowd OF
young men came forward To enroll themselves In the
club. Mrs. Grimm tnen electrified the meeting by
her spirited rendering OF Rory the Rapparee.u The
proceedings closed Win a vote VI thanks TO Mrs.
Griilln and Mr., Luby,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-11
PATRIOTIC SONS OF AMERICA.

HARRISBURG, Pa. August 10, 1871
The State Camp of Patriotic Sons of America this
morning indefinitely postponed a resolution to
establish national camp. The balance or the
morning session was occupied In an interesting and
excited d scussion OF the following resolution
Resolved That the State Committee OF Pennsylvania de-
its adherence of Roman Cat oicism
jurisdiction every legal oppose spread
the principles said sect and that end vote
for Roman Catholic for Office of honor, trust profit
whatever.
motion TO postpone this resolution was lost by
q vote of 46 TO 100. point Of order was finally
raised that the resolution was not IN ORDER winch
was sustained By the Chair. An appeal was tax en-
and the Chair was sustained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-11
THE NATIONAL GAME.
The Atlnntics Defeated by the Mutuals by q
score of 16 to 1.

The Atlnntics Defeated by the MutuaIs by a
Score OF 10 to 1.
There was but slim attendance at the Capitoline
grounds Yesterday afternoon to Witness the game
between the Mutnals and Atlantics. Both nines
were promptly on hand. the Atlantics with their
full strength ana the Mutuals short one OF their
players and with the others changed about pro-
miscuously. Fleet, OF the Flyaway CLUB, was to
have made his deom in the Mutual nine on this oc.
cason, but owing to previous engagement he had
with his club he could not play. 1t is extremely
doubtful If Charley Smith Will play bail again this
season. and Hlgham Is scarcely up to the mark.
The game yesterday was very well played through
out, and as will be seen by the score the AtlantcS
were very near receiving nine OF those obnoxious
'ChcagOs'' which nave been passed SO very freely
Of late.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-11
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Navy Department has ordered w. H. Jaques
TO the Coast Survey duty; Midshipmen Pennington,
Ward, Galloway Elliott. McCrea, Wilson, Burnett,
Irwin, Plunkett, Foster, La Farar, Mcintosh and
Naber To the California.
Information mas been received atthe Navy Depart
ment that within several months at least six per-
sons have been practising inpostions IN various
parts OF the country under the false assumption OF
beng officers VI the navy,
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never trotted better than a24 $500 to rst g. 500
to second and 900 TO third horse; mile heats best
three In I'VE, In harness.
Budd Doble entered b. g. Hotspur... 0
w. II. Borst entered b. 9. MyrOn Perry.
w. Il. Smith entered blk. 8. Tommy
Je0eTSOn. D o
Peter Lndeil entered b. s. Pilot Temple 4 DIR.
George X. Logan entered ch. q. Byron. dr..
O. A. HckOx entered 2. &. Tammany. Or.
]. L. Eoi entered b. &. j. d. McMann
,arlv ShoO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-11
LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH. N. j., August 10, 1871.
President Grant and Secretary Fish took drive
this evening. The Secretary and his wife remain
the guests Of the President for few days. Judge
Erskine, of Alabama, is also guest OF the President
The President remains here I'VE weeks, and will
then visit his father, In Kentucky, returning to
Washington in October.
The ball this evening at the West End Hotel. COM
plimentary to Ernest Myere's orchestra, was a
grand success. The beautiful and fashiOnably
dressed ladies Of Long Branch were present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-11
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

Lieutenant Henry Jackson, Seventh cavalry, has
been ordered TO report TO the Chief OF the Signal
once. The order assigning Miller to duty there has
been revoked.
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PRE- IN TIE PENNSYLVANIA MINES.

MAUNCu CHUNK, Pa. August TO- 1871
fire broke cut at the head Oh slope No. 8, inside
OF No. mine, OF the Leigh Coal ana Navigation
Company, at three O'Clock this morning. There
Were Ony lew men inside, but all got out SAFE
The danger Is that the tire will along the vein,
when extends 10 Jamaqua
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BOAT RACE AT POUGHKEEPsIE.

POUGHKEEPsIE N. Y, August 10, 1871.
Hen ~ B. Leroy, at New Hamburg, this evening
won a two and half mile race IN hs shellboat,
against John Leroy, w. A. Lawson and J. G. Curtis
In a sx.oared working boat. Tine ION. 15s.
Leroy won by twenty lengths.
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FIRE IN OSWEGO.
OswEGO, n. Y, A

OswEGo, n. Y, August 10. 1871.
fire broke out in Picket & Drury's paint shop
on East First street, at four p. NJ. The building
was partly destroyed. and Cooper's bakery and
Rce's grocery, adjoining, were damaged by water
Total loss, $4,000; insurance $4,000.
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gchr Evelyn, Burger, New York for Stamford.
schr Sarah Buckley Buckley New York FOR Providenoe
Schr Henry Shepherd Clark, Charleston for New Haven
Schr Pnta, Clark. New York for Bangor
Sloop Empire, Wilson, New York for Cow Bay
Soop Agent, Hart, Elizabethpot for Bridgeport.
Soop General arrcn Smith, Hoboken for Sag HArboE
Steamer Electra Mott, New York for Providence
WuITEsroNE. IL Aug lO--ll 80 Pm.
Everything which remained In port night Of 9Th inA
proceeded early this AN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DADICAL CURE WITHOUT KNIFE cAusTIC OR
detention from business for Structure, Fsula Piles,
Diseases Of the Pelvic Vscera Diseases and OF
the Eye, Nose, Face and Person wv
HENRY A. DANIELI M. d. arlington avenue.
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1t win be seen that Judge Fullerton was the first
choice, but was afterwards Outsold ny Judge Brig
ham.
Up to ten o'clock no pools had been recorded on
the free for all" purse.
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REF NV
SAILED.

Bark Gauss NG 48 days from Bremen (was spoken Oh
inst lat ~ TO- Ion 90 49, by pilot boat Adm LegGett
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Steamships City of Baltimore, Liverpool; MORO Castle
Nassau and Havana; Rapdan, Savannah Aibemarle Rich
mond &c.
Wind at sunset SW, light
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SHIPPING NEW

Almanac Tor New York This Day.
Sun rises. 06 Moon rises. morn ~ As
Sun sets. ....... z O4 High water. eve AZ
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THR
MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER.
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The games Of this, the last day OF the meeting, Will
begin with the purse Of OOO for horses that
beat 2:4o. The entry comprises thirteen horses
Calvin Predmore's brown gelding Denmark, ]. r.
LOvetrs sorrel geldmg vosburg, BENJAMIN Mace's
chestnut geldng Judge Fullerton, F. o. Chamber
lalns brown geding Frank Hobart, Frank Culver's
sorrel gelding Logan, Alden GOdsmltn's bay mare
Huntress, Kenyon & Burke's black gelding
J. H. Burke, j. McGrail's brown geldIng Long
Branch, James Ii. Galagher's gray mare Satnet, A.
Jones' bay gelding Ashland Pet, A. Q. Green's bay
stallion Judge Brigham, George Il. Logans sOrrel
gelding Ed. Higgins and Joseph c. Simpsons bay
mare Clara G. the final race of the day and meet
ing Is the purse OF $4,000 for all horses. In this
there are but three entries, and these are BENJAMIN
Daniels bay mare American Girl, W. Ii. DobIe's bay
mare Lucy, and Budd Dobles bay mare Goldsmith
Maid
Messrs. Marshall Johnson, Broadway ana
Twenty-eighth street. sold pools on the 2:40 race
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lWlnU is the ScOre:-

ISUIN UtU-IfKUNUdI, ZtVTdII0TNs VI
Total bases earned Mutual, 10; Atlantic, Q.
First base on errors--Autual, 10; Atlantic, 4.
Umpire-J. Sweazy, Olympic Base Ball Club.
Time OF game-One hour anC thirty minutes.
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III
second, P.iot Temple third, Tommy jefferson fourth
and Hotspur alta. As they passed the quarter pole
Byron led one length, Myron Perry second, one
length ahead OF Hotspur, VINO two lengths In
front oil PILOT Tempe, the latter being one length
ahead ant,a,d Of Tom jefferson Gong down the
Myron Perry, Byron however, Keeping the lead
ths other horses were trailing on behind.
honestrech there was little difference between
them, and after most exciting struggle Byron and
Hotspur came under tue wire with their heads par
aei. Myron Perry a neck Dehnd PoL Temple was
fourth and Tommy jefferson 1fth The tune to the
quarter pole was thrty-seven and three-quartcr
2:2JH.
second HeaG-Byron was withdrawn Pilot TEN.
pie took tnc lead, MYron Perry second, HoLspur
third. Tommy Jefferson fourth. At the quarter pole
Pilot sui led, Perry second, Hotspur thru,
Jefferson Iour'n; AT me hall-niIe roe PERI,
Jefferson. wno was nalf length ahead OF Hotspur.
There was no change OF place, with the exception
CT Hotspur beating jefferson around the lower turn.
Perry kept IA front TO the emf winning the neat by
TOUR lelgns, Hottpur second, Jefferson third, Pilot
Temple fourn. The time 10 the quarter pole was
thrV-sX seconds 10 the nali-mile pole l:I24, and
the mile IN 2:25.
Th,rd II aL-Perry was first away. Pilot second
Hotspur third Jefferson iourtn. AT tue quarter
pole feriy led, hot Temple second, Hotspur
tnrd and Jefferson fourth Al the halI.Iiile
pole Hoispur was in frons, with Jeier-
son making desperate movement for the
lead ths Deng the first time that ne mad made an
enort during the race. As tney entered the home.
stretch Perry aud H0tspur were nearly side and side
aud Mace, ,nnklng there was room for him. went
W 'hsiuS' bup nc sOOH OullU lucfe was not
enough To pass them and he mad to break ana faI
bellhd Perry came nome hat length ahead, but
the neat was given TO Hotspur, Jefferson second
fIot Ieinpc th'rd, wnlle Ferry. the winner OF the
heat, was placed fourth. The time To tne auarier
pole was thirty Ave seconds, the hall lI2 and the
mile 223H.
Fourth Hedf.-Myron Perry took the lead, hot
spur second, Tom JEFFERSON tnird. Az the quarter
pole Myron Perry was hall length IN 'front.', Hot
spur Tour iengtn5 ahead OF Tommy Jefferson. Going
down me backs,reIeh Hotspur went TO the 'front.' and
was never afterwards headed AT the finish Perry
pressed MN, but Holspur won by haf a lenyln
Perry second, nItee1 lengths ahead OF Jefferson.
Pnot was drawn before the start. rne time 20 the
quarter was thlrty-slx and quarter seconds
the half :l3, ana the mile 225n.
FJth heaL-Myron Perry took the lead al the start.
but was sooD passed by Iotspur, VINO Kept In front
to the ending. winning the heat ana race by Jour
lengtns. MyiOn Perry was second and Tom Jefferson
third. The time " the quarter pole was thirty six
seconds to the nalSIne 1872 and the mile 2:25
SUMMARY.
SANE DAY.-Purse, $4,000. for horses that have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-11

Governor Baldwin, OF Michigan has nominated 10
Inc President James Birney the delegate for that
State TO supernend the celebration OF the Tooth
adversary OF The Declaration OF Independence, at
Philadelphia As provided for by recent act OF Con-
gress.
IL IL announced that DR.. c. c. Cox. President OF
che Board OF Health OF the District OF Columbia wiN
Immediately visit Europe on a scientific mission
connected with the advancing cholera.
Duties Of Masters Of Coasiing Vessels.
In reply TO the question whether mate LEFT In
charge and command Of vessel is not bona rae
the master, and as SUCH required by law to exhibit
The manifest or other Of The ships payers when
desired, the Secretary OF the Treasury replies:-
Under the eighteenth section OF the act OF Pcbru.
airy u.s. lis3 u is The duty OF the master OF coast
tnH vessel To provide himself with manifest, prop.
rry made out and signed, Of all the ladings OF what
Aihh soever which il on board ms vessel at the time
" MS Departure from The district from which has
sessei last sailed. The master Is also required 10
SAElpi1 lab manifest lor lie inspection Vi any
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-11-08
Supreme Judicial Court. Dickerson Judge.

Tuesday, Nov. 7lh. In the action John +
Wyman vs.. Mary McMitchell, given to the
jury yesterday, they found a balance of 80. AZ
due the ptf. and returned verdict for him
for that amount.
No. 1913, Edward G.. Meader vs. Henry
Taylor. Heath for ptf. Libbey for def. On
account for goods sold and delivered to the
PITS wife. The case was opened to the jury
and the evidence on the part of the ptf. go
out, but the def. who lives in Portland failed
to appear and default was entered.
No. $50, Charles G. Tilton and al VS.
Samuel A. Prentiss and al.-Foster for pits
Heath for deft's The testimony was abou,
closed when Taylor, the def. in the frs,
action, appeared in the court and made such
excuse for his failure to appear in the fore
noon, that the judge took Off the default, sus-
pended the trial of No. $50 and resumed
Meader VS.. Taylor. The defence set up was
that the goods were not necessary for the
comfort Of the wife or her children, and were
purchased after she had abandoned her hus.
band, and in contemplation of a divorce
The verdict was for the ptf for the amount
Of the account sued and interest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-11-08

New York, T. Peter A. Sweeney on No
vember first rendered his resignation as Com
missioner of Public Parks, to take effect on
the goth, with a request that the fact be not
made known until after the election. 81
should have resigned at a much earlier period
had felt at liberty" he says. 81 believe it my
duty to maintain my position in the political
organization with which have been identified
until after election, that l might do all in my
power through its agency to secure the sue
cess of the democratic party and its candi-
dates. This duty shall perform faithfully
and zealously to the last. When the election
is over l shall feel at liberty to consult my
own wishes and thencetorth my conn ection
with political affairs will be confined to the
single act of voting
A suit was commenced against Ashbury
to day by d. Mccarthy for pay for repairs to
the Livonia. A lot of old sails etc. were
seized to satisfy the debt.
j. Costello, republican challenger in the I'd
district, 9th Ward was shockingly beaten for
challenging a repeater, and then taken to
the station house by colluding police and put
in cell, on false charge of assault. The
affair was witnessed By reporter of the Com
mercial.