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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-26

DYE FLoUR-5O BARRELS PURE
h ,1,I White IIsr E HS5 e4l b p,nro
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-26

srocKs-Firm with great activity in
Pacific Mail and Erie, both ofwhich I'D.
vanced upwards Of Q per cent. Panama
though not active rose 81 per cent. In the
afternoon the market was trife easier
than the best prices, but at the close firm.
Short Interest was so large in Erie, North.
west and Pacific Mail that bears found II
difficult to make deliveries, and had topay
i percent for use until tomorrow. Il Is
reported that Daniel Drew has been called
on for hall 8 million moro margin on his
inIrnenun cNt1fIact ir'Ekia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-26

CNcINNATr,April9 5.-FLoUR-FamIly
$S OOaS 25.
GRA1N-Wheat- Red, 81 7Oa1 II. Corn
Acc. Rye-9la9Sc. 0ats-49a45c. Bar.
ley-Quiet and unchanged in every re.
Spect. y ~ q az u i = g 9fl3
RGas-Dull and prices have declined
to 12a19c.
BUTTER-Demaud good at tull prices
26a30c.
CHEEsE-Dull and prices a shade lower
new, Ice; old, 17a1sc.
PRov1s1oNs-Mess Pork-Regular is
offered at $40 75; city packed not offered.
Lard-Steam, 64aatc, the latter for win.
ter; kettle is held at 1otc, Bulk Meats
Shoulders are held at 4ic; sides, ea6taG9c,
with 7a74c for thin boxed, while 7+a7iC
Is asked; offerings light. Bacon-5a
6ea7tc.
WUTRRY-SSc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-26
how York DRY GoOds Market. 4

New, YoRK, April a5.-The market
asa general thing was inactive; prices re.
main steady and firm for all styles oil
fabrics, except reduction Of tc in the
price Of Amoskeag bleached muslins,
which are offered at 100 among jobbers;
other textiles firm at 14fa15c, for best
heavy brown sheetings; 18ial4c fol-
seconds; 15a15ic for heavy brown dc
drills; 11ial2c Tor standard prints; 12ia
1910 for American stripes 10000 fol-
Amoskeag do; l1a11tc for Haymaker;
10ic for Farmers and Mechanics; 1914
14c for Haymaker do; 14fc for Hallowell
impressed jeans TIC for Naumkeag sat
~ Rudlp.laoFfq Market. 4 III
BALTIMORE, April VI. SFIoUR-Quiet
and unchanged in every respect.
GRAN-Wheat-Unchange receipts
small. Corn-Aotive; mixed western a,
&c. Oats Unchanged, sRye-Flrm al
95ca$105. y
PRov1sIoNs-Firm. Mess Pork-slSs
10 70. Bulk Meats-shoulders, 4sc, sides
6sc; clear rib do, &c, acon-Shoulders
5ic; sides, TIC; clear rib do; TIC. Hams
Sugar cured, l2ic. Lard-Dull at &c,
IsssBuTTRR-Ch western tub, 80a88c
rolls I,! 2Sassc 90. !7aG ssEf
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" Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April 25.-FLouR- Extr,
spring very firm SO 62a7 so.
10 GRAIN-Wheat-No. 2,l$1 30fa1 81
ICorn-No.2 mixed, steady at 424t42ec
Oats-Quiet; No. 2 steady at 33Sa84ic
Rye-No. 2, steady 7Sic. Barley-Sprini
No. 2, Q shade easier at 56ia57c. -'.
: tPRoVIstoNs-Mess Pork-Stronger a
$l237s19 49, Lard Stronger at IS 6Oa
$50. sHams-In picket. Stable. Bull
meats-Firm; shoulders, 4tc; sides, 54a6C
clear rib sides, 64a6sc; clear do, 6ta7c.
Z H1dHwMEs-Firmer; sales at S34as4c
latter bids at close. ~ 80
yHods-S4 15a437
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-26

q L6uisS1IIE, April e5.lTohicco-A
9 easier on low middllhg grades.
Sales 1856 hhdS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-26
Milwaukee Market.

MINIATURES, April a5-F1oua-De.
50 a0a7 90. - 1F4h -, ssptHDs'
|. ! sGRAIsgw heat-No. l., $l,ss, Noss,
81 81. Oats-No. 3, SAC. CornsSNo. q
mixed, 4sls Rye-Nos l. 7ac. Barley
Noa2 fall, B2lc, g1Sls v7h. a ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-26

LIVER DIsRAsRand
Indigestion prevail to
o greater extent than
probably any other
maladyr and rellef 10
always sought after.
~ the Liver 10 regu.
lated In its action,
health 10 almost inVa-
rtAbly secured. Ind.
gesuon or want Of 40
ton In the Liver
causes Headache, Con.
ehpahon, JAundice,
Pain In the ehoul.
ders, Cough, Diszi.
moss, Sour Stomach,
bad taste In the
mouth, billions at-
t9elp; pGlpitAtIou Of
the heart depression
of mira mr. fha hI1Na
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-26
BaltImoro CattIe .lIarket.

BaltImorc CattIe market.
BAITrMoRE, April 26.-CATTLE-Fair-
y active; quality better; very best on sale
49a1ec; fine quality 6sa6sc; medium OF
celpts 0,5S2.
Hoas-Increased receipts and good de.
m1and; prices declined ! to fc; sales at Ola
6Sc, Receipts s4s4. 800
SHEEr-Supply light and good inquiry
at nom D 70 Ole. Receints lAa6.
The sun., 1872-09-09
LATEST FROM CUBA.
The Patriots Driving in the Spanish Butch.
er, on all sides.

err on all Sides.
Correspondence of Tht sun.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Aug. s.-Since my
last letter the nghting in this immediate neigh
borhood has been severe and incessant. Il
Is evident beyond a doubt that the Spani-
ards are unable TO cope with the patriots,
even NJ their very doors. At distance OF about
a league from Cobre the s1ianiards have an in
trenched camp, and about hftecn days ago a
train which was On its way thithtr with provis-
ions was captured by the Cubans. ON the foL
lowing day the patriots attack ID the estate Santa.
Isabel, and tho garrison. consisting Of robdiz /
dos, abandoned the place ~ once.
About the LIST inst. two other trains fell into
the hands Of the Cubans almost at the vcrv same
spot the former one about II league from
Cobre. The onicer in command at CoSre Went Went
out on hearing OF the disaster with about one
hundred cavalry. The advance guard Of the
Cuhans, which was posted on the farm Of Don
jose Ferrer, let the SpaniArds pass on toward
the point where the main Cuban body was, and
then caught then between two fires. You may
IMAGINE the result The Spaniards were COM
pletoly routed. few made their way back TO
Cobre through the woods; aud two or three
their arrival, and such foilorn wretches l have
seldom seen-no hats, no shoes in rags, and no
arms.
Brie.-Gen. Jesus Perez IL behaving splendid
ly. In the neighborhood OF this city nothing
y heard but of his energy and activity.
Ho hovers around Cobre, and for more than n
month past every train which the Spaniards
have sent out from Cobre To provision their
camps In that section has been captured by
Gen. Perez.
But in Temph 1t was ths, the Cubans had a
nne time lately. A small body ot patriots drove
the Spaniards out Of their intrenchments by the
mdchete, The Cuban mdchct'rOs were in am
bush, close up 70 the place, and they were inside
the Spanish works before the Spaniards knew OF
their approach. The slauRhter was terrible.
over sixty wounded spania ards got into Cobre
All were wounded byCold steel; there was not
II single bullet wound among the lot: bu. many
have died Of their wounds since.
The Spanish Government hrs published re-
port about the affair at RarRiagua, and hy il I
see that In no way oycrcstimatcd in the ac-
counts sent you tho los es they have suffered.
! stated the loss In killed and wounded at ono
hundred. The Governments figures are Killed,
~; wounded, a.; injured, - Eleven officers
killed and wounded.
The sun., 1872-09-09
THE ULSTER RAILRoAD WAR.
The City Of Kingston Takes n Hand Iu-Ar
Injunction Against George n. sharp'
Granted by Judge Ingalls-A stormy Elcc


r"e ivy ., n'nes'ou nm"d ln-MAn An
G-...sh A.. 1.',n. I...IIx 49,. p,,'..
,' " -, w '~ " WY ''
uon IN PROSPECT.
Correspondence OF The sum
uu, ,.,,.o,,,,,, l. ,ui ,,,.h.,, r.. A.,
r"hiV"u nh"'os"I - sun u""p"'ou' baSt i""h-
day the Common Council took action. A reso-
lutop WINS passed the A. OD0 90 jncreasc
:, A.. -, 80, - ,,, NJ. - S,t,,s..,s,,
VI ,ho oap't" sooon VI 'ne Ne" 'V'H n's9'o"'
and Syracuse Railroad Company. and lie trans
fer TO three Individuals de etrIncnta TO the citys
,... Xf,nX t.,... a tt,.l.,. -, ,Ll.
interest," 4""goi "'i"oe W i"""H''y """ h'"''-
men y. l.. WestbrOok. Arteinas Sahler, and James
O. Tubby were appointed TO investigate tho
,.,,. a,, ,,,,o srct, ac,,,,,, =. .o,,,, ,oo,.,,.
iacts anu '"he Su'h nVtl"n AZ seeiheu necessWy
and proper to protect the stock Of the city in
the railroad company
a. r.-,... .,..t.. A., ,.. -, 4,
oh i"es"oy '"o'"nk Vhe ooihihttee cahcu
at the railroad Office, and told the object Of
their visit They were informed that tb. cit,,
., " ,..t T., a.. -, ~, "
h"d no ,"'"'os' !" s'e road 'ne DOCKS snow
Tho orscers declined to allow tho committee e.,
~ V''. ,.,, -, ''' N'"'''e w
inspect the STOCK DOCKS OF the company
In explanation II Is said that under tie act in
,or,ora,tn, tbe citv tho s,,cI =, A. 80, =,
eo''V- - s S'v'o Va '"' Wv" VI
tain share given to the city, TO be controlled by
,,,,' .,,,,,,,'t..i,nors .nd ,,inon - a. ,,,
CITY commissioners anu hior shue to tho
town, To be controlled by the town commission
ora The division of stock wa, not M o,le until
eis' '"o u'''.O" u s1Ns "N' NV ''"'o uh''
closed and hence tho quota Of stock apnortion-
cd tn tho oi,y could not he and mas mn heen
The sun., 1872-09-09
THE NATHAN MURDER.
The Arrest Of William Forre-ier-Detectivc
Farley TO Bring Him TO New York.

frricI TO urlug Him TO New ork.
On Saturday evening II dispatch from
Washington directed to Superintendent Kelso
was received nt the Police Central cficc. In the
absence Of the superintendent Capt. james
Irving, OF the detective squad. opened the en-
yclope, and learned that Billy Forester, who
has several aliases, and upon whom the detce-
tive police hfnrss the murder VI Benjamin
Nathan, had been arrested I'm Washington by
detectives of that city 4 requlsition was pro-
cured from Gov. Hoffman, aud Detective
Phil Farley went to Washington last evening,
purp, sing to bring FORESTER tO this city, 70 face
the accusation of the detective police The re-
wards offered for the capture Uf Forester IN
other charges amount 20 tlStG0. when arrested
he tc,egraphCd TO New orleans for his baggage.
directing II 10 be sent 10 Barney Aaron, Of this
civ.
About year and a half ago Superntendont
keiSo received q letter from John Cunnnrs OF ~
btfard street, New Orleans, informing him that
Forester was concealed in his house, aud say
ing that he would give him up for si.uo0 To
this the Superintendent agreed, but before the
arrangement could I've perfected Connors de-
mandcd sj,0o The Sunerintcudcnt srut De
tectives Farley aud Radford with a check for
the lp,t-named sum Ia New Orleans. Farley
disguised ~ pcddler, and Radford Is an Old
man set about the capture uf FORESTER. who,
hearing of their presence In the city. fed to New
Mexico, and the detectives returned To the city
with the $500 check.
Pinkerton'- detectives sre waiting To tax For
rester TO Joliet, Illinois, In the event of the do
tcctye police falling to convict FORESTER of per-
petrGtiLg the Nathan murder.
The sun., 1872-09-09
Mayor o'Ncili Indignant.

During she absence of Mayor oNclu from Jersey
city Nr. Bumsted. having authority under the charter
to act in the Mayors sbsencu signed the warrants for
the pay u the Police which the Mayor had pr,aousb
rcuscd to sign. Al the time It thought that he had
conuivcd VI this method cf paying the police. being
dcstrous Of not interfering With the enc eucy o. t'-
force and nt ht same time - alp,a!ns TO side riih
DAY returned FROM saratoga. and denies having been
p'tl - such plan. lie states thai the warrants
han once pssSed before hm and he had refused to sn
% m he belicsyd Tor good aud suf.cicnt reAsons
Ne rlan- that his absence only Temporary that he
could have reached the city within few h0urr AZ any
time had u been Necessary that he was wlthin casl
communicated lh the city aud that the President "
the Board 81 Aldermen, knowing these facts. bad
authC rity whstever usurp the func OF his ocs
The Mayor says that lac had sought legal advice 10
his tight 10 lay the police, and Ras waiting for an
opinion under witch TO act but Tie opposite party
has ~ to force matters he viii moi nos Under
any circuustances, sgn warrants for the uuiiCe aud
they Will have to remain unpaid until the meeting Of
the supreme Court In November
The sun., 1872-09-09
The County Ilrrk Rctlrcs.

The following is Mr.. Charles y. Loew's letter
declining TO he q candidate fer the MAY oraltyi
INV YORK, sept. b 1872.
hon. Het4y U0hD0H. Chairman CoiHniNies or CH.,iS
of ne EirrfuIt Ward.
Dr,R FWrpj Having but just returned from a
visit to Europe, learn with surprise that my fellow
citizens Of the Eleventh ward. headed by yourself,
have placed me As candidate for nomination for tiic
cNce OF Mayor u tbs Ercat city. Nv surprise, how
ever, not unminglod with graiho stiuE, ~ 10 IL IN
evidence that though abs At, a.Nc mo- Oecn forgotten
uy my neighaOrs and trt,nds.
But, my dear ficud uVon reflection = on must he.
come convinced that Uud.r ro io 'b'c contin -ency
could At this tune, conscnt y he, our candidate for
the exalted position Cf Chrf Mag Of this city, or
for any other oilcc.
ain aware that dlslnterested friendship at times
leads warm friends to oNeTsCp the limits Of proptCtI.
and that iu the desire NJ yourself and NV other friends
to promote inttfcrts you overlook the fact that
have hctn selected for the second term to administer
the duties u the aftce hold. aud that good fG d
my part impcratiNely demands that should fulhl
TO tho letter the agreement enter ed into BY me with thu
people of this city aud county to them for the full
term Of three years, for which wac go elected, au
which IL nov title more than half completed.
krucctlon, feel assured will convince you and nay
other friends that the potion have taken In this mat
ter the one aud that my detcnnp alton to
tain once now hold for the fun term for which
elected precludes the possibility of NV being
dliatc for anN other ofhrc until II has expired.
rehal our friend and oOedient servant.
The sun., 1872-09-09
While Travelling

on the Western rivers at "a time when the
cholera prevalent and fatal, saw and finally eX.
perienced the beneficial Influence Of Dr. Jayncs Car.
mnatiye Balsam. For about thirty hours board Of
a steamer between Cincinnati and Pittsburgh eI.
peTenced the power of that fell disease, which length
entirely yielded 10 the TREE use OF the Balsam. A Pres
byeran Elder on board the same boat, who had iust
been brought to the brink OF the by cholera In
Cincinnati, and was too soon hurryng home to his
anxious family experienced arelapse, but by the timely
use OF the same medicine was Immediately and thor.
oughlS cured Earnestly would say to Al families and
haad, and resort to II promptly when needed.hep Ra
ms Bdbcock, u. d., fdte Secretary Of AHiefieda and
fpreigH Bl3h S0elsiv.-Adp.
The sun., 1872-09-09
The IIarsenau'- Board of Appeals.

The Board Of Appeals OF the National Assocls-
on has rendered its decision in the following
R.F. Cowan Va. Nstiousl Park In kalamazoo. Appn.
cation dissoscd. Cowan held liable for tue entrance
money.
j. :. Baker flcctw ood Park Association. ordered
that the Fleetwood Park Association refund cnfrar
fee claimSd, with interest OF per cent.
Warren VI. Page Rcrseclacr Park AsaoClatiCn.
Petition for new trial denied on the ground that suft
cent reason - nut shown.
Appcaiun Of Prospect rark Association 60 rcinstatc
Philip Collins. Granted.
q fearvc vs. Il. Tetwlliger for removal of penalty
II expulsion oa rearcc and his horse Rather. Disd
lowed.
Application Of James ". Petit for reward. Al.
lowed
C. ;. Green Prospect Park Fair Grounds Asssoeia.
stoL. Claim allowed.
Petition OF c. n. hubbard ys QuicNstcp Psrk tssO.
ciatlOn. Appeal sustained and appellant rvnStatyi.
Petition 0f c. u. iahcharl for removal ui penalty
of expulsion sgautt horse Col. Moulton pisGllowtd
/ l. dorsey Ns. QuieAstep Park Association. Appcl.
lat rt .uttattd,
Petition OF psy District Agricultural Association "
san Francisco for removal Of ptusNy u expulsion
against Chaflcs Kerr fnd lorse Charlie. Allowed.
Pet tion Of FAst lsrg Association for removal Of
penalty OF expulsion a. Ant hoTc Hotspur. Dl1l'
lowed.
Edw.rl :. Stokes ys w. Y. Smith. pot 81 tiOGn IN
match between jcacrtigr and juno 70 fisctN pud PnS
"a sVa.un. Continued until Hext tneetn; IA PruNi.
dencc, neither party appearing.
The sun., 1872-09-09
New York Horrors.


sIR: You cannot too strongly urge the neces-
slty for some alteration which will enable many deli
cate members Of families 10 obtain proper amount OF
sleep no one but those In "down town" tenements
can realize the miseres that are experienced. While
the late retiring early rising Of neighbor or
the crying OF sick child must be borne, there arc
nuisances worse which night be stopped. would not
any account prevent persons from sitting out OF
doors on hot nights, but surely some order should
the police from laugh ing and talking until
o'clock, although on their own stOops they are
much dlsOrderly and annoyance as n
syay from theIr own home aud oash. TO be inteiersd
we be sent frantic by The milkinan's bellf We have
perhaps not dropped OF 20 sloep until o'clock. and OF
nued hideOus noise OF shriekng aud ringing II they
content with two three rings each II would not
be 90 bad but no-hey ring for some seconds without
ceasng qhtll nervous eIeable persons already worn
out with the want OF rest are ali but mad. Again say
why should be subjected TO this In London, the
hstman's A1d mumn man bell was done away with by
the mllkman's bell. A. VIcTIh.
The sun., 1872-09-09

The Newtown Reform Association held an inl-
portant meeting Thursday night During the past sum
expert employed TO ferret out fraud in the
issuing Of the NeWtoWn bonds Of which half million
the market ana the expert reports that the
inry Of the Dlissyile bonds fraudulent After
e1Cltlng debate IN which charS,s q corruption and
unhccility made against the supervisor Of the
town, Il Nas voted, nearly uusly that the Bliss
willie bonds should nnt be paid, should NOT hc exchanged
for new bonds, nor lcgalized IN ANY manner. commit
tee vac epponted tOyst the supervisor and enon mn
from taxing any actfhn which would make the TOW
liable for the payment of the bonds. The bonds 10
their present form. lien onlS Hgaintt the public
property Of the and the form OF bond which
Is authorized hy an act Of Legislature viii hold al Hc
real estate Ia the town The subect IL exciting great
Interest throughout NewtOwn ana Long lssud ty as
both places Interested In the OF the bod
The sun., 1872-09-09
What the Referee saws about the Edwnr rds-
Chm p,be rs Fight.

viii lam Tracey, the referee in the recent prize
fight between Edwards and Chamber, says that the
position of referee IL thankcss one. and that he did
not want to accept II when lac was chosen. In the
twenty sixth runnd Edwards heavily thrown ly
Chambers Ia Edw ardss corrt r. about yafds from
where Pooley Mace, JACK looncy, end hinttif were
standing.
"LOoney called out md ssid Edwards wos biting
Chambers, looked, snd saw kdwards's mouth near
Chalubers's breast Seldnns To aud claimed
the night saving that Edwards had bitten hla mas.
When ordered to show the mark, he pulled Chambers
of Edwards and pointed to mark his breast wi Oh
showed plainly that he had been bitten, According 20
the rules OF the prize ring" Tracey said then and
there honestly aud frlr dteded Chambers the winner
and want to know what other gentleman hebling my
position unkrr those circumata"cos, would not nave
douC rs did. In fact, would have sooner seen I'd
Naids win tnan Chambers, a. Barney Aaron and Macs
were behind linn. Tbs l. all have to say and do not
weut any more tax ABOUT H."
The sun., 1872-09-09
MiRTNE 5yrEALrGENCN.

MINIATURE ALNANA"-Uus DAY
sun flrrH..t. ID sun 0rt-.... 10 Moon sHtt 10 09
mon WAIEE--ruts Ray.
sandy hooh L. 33 Gov lstbu..ll " ltc Gate, 81
Arrived -SUNpAY sept. 3
Steamship city of Bristol, Liverpool, ,mdse and pass
steamship Egypt, Liverpool u.e.v. aud pass,
steamship Georgia, Charleston mlse. and pass.
- untulp tututuuil, Portland, mdsU. aud pass
steamship Namsutta, Sow II, ltuud, Wdse. and pass.
hlcam"hip volunteer, Philadelphia. mdse,
SttlWship Nyuuuhe, richmond, mdse and pass.
steamship AdrlHtlC, Liverpool, mdtc and pass.
steamship SACruAu, New Orleans mdsC aud pass.
pass.
eamship Zodiac, Morehead CITY, " c. naval stores
steamship Victor New Orleans mdse and pass
steamship CITY Of Merida Vera Cruz udsr. aud pass.
steamship huntsville, SINHnLlh Ndsc. and pass.
steamship llattcras, Richmond, rrdsc md pass.
snip Nuuqulm DuUniu, Pensacola, lumber,
snip f. W. StCtsun, LOudOn, mdsc
HArk NelaugC, Matlulas sugar aAd tobacco.
nask Arthur, La Have, y. 5, lumber.
Park Joshua Lorlng, Fernauaiut, Fla, yellow pine.
irlg sarah |, Han, Little GlaCe Iay, coal.
Hflg Henry II. Scavey, cdaT Keys, cedar.
Htls NaNnhota, brubwck, Ga, lumber.
hrig jeremiah, Rrunswick, Ca, lumber,
Brig Is, Young, ~. Aluiy's Ga, lumber.
Brig Anita Owen, SJguA, sugar.
Sclr G, H. Eaton, Fcrnandina, lumber.
SChr Arlr, NeNhcrn, y, O., naval stofrs
sShr Alnnehaba. JacssunI Ille. lumber
The sun., 1872-09-09
REAI ESTATE MARK EFT.

Tn suburban real estate the only incident %
break the monotony OF last week the Rocksway
sale. Business At the Exchange salesroom was chiefly
connnedo legal sales Transfers Of property 1t private
safe are Increasing and the demand for FIRST class dwell
inRs TO purchase evidently growing. number Of i'm
portant saes made last week, which not being
duly reported to u.s. presume the parties decline IA
publish rates. boulevard lot dealers feycrsh The
demand is steady, but the advance Ia slow.
Mr. H. Raynor reports the sale Of nvo lots, west side
Sssy Sst.G% ssf 'fS, Ss % en- sd street.
NE ,esdIng a,rs OF al rasiss cypress me most
hsaviest Operators in city lots that the opens
with unusual aetlyi,y
sales ot improved property contnne somewha active
G & SsGana 9e gSS ey or a . 3 PSsJ few S
1ng Sstr ro4t a, sySnne under thc fpterpT:e
Rly9nnc Is TIC down town Of Jersey city, the beau.
uin, ,JNnsIla between the two bays and rayefsed ~
pretty suburh but from s location the great water
tho continent the value Of such property must rNpjs
advance.
noupcei1ents al The Esehaiige sai, srooin.
Tomorrow the hist cxcuraiop .ale 10 Tafourd Lawn
lot. 1peccs ~ Sch cSoosy SS pa s t
sion In person md pleasant and p.dn!sble time may
pssp pf p fSs 5 Si SSh T? S.
Upon tc sSie Of every twenty os one i drawn Iy ei
The Corona enterprise ot Mr.. Btnjsmin liitch.
deyroping and ahqrqing the property With l9srslty
and gg0l tat" Ihis ls also upon the tV monthly pail
and Offers 10 moderate buyers who want really deslf.
able hofnef, safe place TO deposit small Gavngs
good opportunity Corona II but b minutes from the
city.
The Jamsca Homcstoad Association also offers some
spl ndd property In that thriving village upon the fu
month plan. at the moderate pici ~ tls0 r.F lot.
These enterprises pcnulsr VITA the working Oascs
The dollar lots BABY Ion are selling rapidly.
The company arc extending their purchascs.
There is asaic tu.morrow IN Baystde by Iere. John
son. Jr OF l l0ts belonging TO thc Bayslle Land sad
lmpro, ciGent Company The property T. Near NE Ial.
road and N adapted TO the requirements Oi ne cha -
and small buyers. Many excursion tickets have been
distributed.
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The sun., 1872-09-09
A Rich Man. Pig Sty.

John O'Donneli, a pig breeder, Of East New
York boulevard, was arrested few days war.
rant from Judge Lynch for depryinga number OF pigs
OF nece lsary sustenance. O'Donhcn occupied q two
story frame building. The cellars are full OF stagnant
water. The room the nr-t floor n the pg-ry. The
ond story the refuge and home VI haf dozen
goats On the top tOor ODonnen lives with his wife
child. ODonnoI swOre before tho Court that he was
worth four thousand dollars IN real estate and that he
owned two brownetOne houses in New York. lie had
been breeder OF piss for many years. Mr.. Berghs,
agent. GrOgan, and several witnesses testified that
the pigs had had no food water In two daysind ht
and that they had begun TO multi aud chew each other
up. ODonnell d,manded Jury trial which was grant.
ed, and he Wa found guilty and nned 80.