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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BRowN-HowLAND-At South Adams, Mass, on
Tuesday, June 4, by the Rev. Lewis p. Clover
BR6wE to MARY ELilABErii HowLAND.
acknowledgements Bridgeport, Conn.,, ON
Thursday, May 80, at tho residence OF the bride'd
sister, by the Rev. E. W. Maxey, Of Bridgeport Mr..
MARCUS J. MALLORY, OF New York, to Miss JULIA A.,
THOMPSON, Of Bridgeport.
McGRRAL-DEBos.-o Sunday June 9, EDwARD
d. McGREAL, youngest son Of the late NJ d. McCireav
+. 7. Q. D., to HENRIETTA DEBoIs, daughter of JED
rome Deb0is by the Rev. John p. McCiancy, OF ST.
Josephs II. O. church, Sixth avenue and WaverleI
place. No cards.
Dublin papers please copy.
R0BBINS-VALENTINE.-0n Wednesday, June 81
1872, a. the residence Of Mr.. Benjamin. 8. valen1
tine, Dover Plains, N. Y, by the Rev. J. Il. LindJ
holm, MARSHALL ROBBINS, OF this city, to FRANOEa
A. VALENTINE, Of Dover Plains. J
THoMrsoN-MYER.-0n Tuesday, June 4, at tho
residence Of the BRIDES PARENTS by the Rev. O. O1
Norton, DAVID w. NJ. THOMSON to SARAH %
MyER, all OF Brooklyn.
wILIIAMs-AUsTN.-In New York, on Tuesday,
June T. at the Church OF st. John the Baptist, bl
Rev. Ralph Boyt assisted by Rev. X. Byron HoytI
JoHS ARTHUR WILLIAMS to Miss ELIZABETH NJ o.
daughter OF Thtnas Austin, Esq.
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CITY COURT.
Foreclosure OF = Mortgage ON Public
Buildings.

FOreclOsurc Of . MORTGAGE ON Public
Buildings.
Before Judge Nelson.
Silas B. butcher vs. Assignee, &C., OF the Central
Bank OF Brooklyn; vs. Jonathan A. White Eliza A.
White and Lawrence McGrath.-This action IL
brought to foreclose the decd given by John X.
Pruyn, President OF the Central Bank OF Brooklyn,
to John L. Spader, OF the property on Washington
street known rs the Post Office and Assembly
Buildings to secure his Indebtedness to the bank.
mortgage.
Yesterday morning the plaintifrs' attorneys pre-
sented TO the Court the report OF Mr.. George 1.
Murphy referee, by which 1t appears that the
amount due to the bank by Mr.. Pruyn, May 8, 1872,
is 1926, 100 49,
Judgment OF foreclosure and sale ordered by
the Court, Mr.. George /. Murphy to sell.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssICNs-pART 2.
Sentenced,

Before Recorder Hackett.
Annie Smith, who on the 25th of May stole $4s
from John Mahon, pleaded guilty to the offence
and was sent to the State Prison for eighteen
months t.s..r
Bernard McIntee pleaded guilty to petty larceny
nom the person, having on the 18th of April stole
SIC rom Patrick Corners. He was sent to tho
State Prison for one year by the Recorder.
Grand Larceny-Sentoncc OF Thieves.
James Byrne pleaded guilty Of stealing piece
Church street. and was sent to the State Prison for
four years at hard labor. Peter Redment, Jointly
indicted with Byrne, pleaded guilty OF IAN at
temptn and was sent to State Prison for two years
and ak months. t A e
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Ssf SS v Bs9 TsG
sp,Ssr winter no%ns g. Shs
rates The sales were about $4,000 bushels at e9c.
seIlers Of steamer At 90 no for Western yellow,
Included in the sales are 500 bushels sail mixed
sellers August at 7Oc Oats were dull and lower closing
bSc; for white and fancy at esc, with sales Of about
1900 bushels within the range. Barley dull and
nominal Rye was quiet at 9ic sic for Canada DC.
9Slac. for Western and Yic. q 96c. for State.
FREIGHTsBusiness In berth frelghs moderate
owing chiefly to the higher rates asked by owners which
shippers showed but little disposition TO The char
qury for vessels for grain and petroleum, and those
closed NJ fun rates The engagements re:-To
Liverpool by SAIL 1900 bushels corn, $50 bbls rosIn
Is ID 100 tierces beet g. TO LONDON BY steam, 800
at I'D; I'D, Tho charters comprise "A Norwegian
bs 3D. bark, 900 tns TO Turks Island in ballast aud
back with salt lac Late Saturday British bark 5000
Sc. Cd.
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices Of the principal stocks during the day.
hallway EARNINGS

The earnings OF the Milwaukee and st. Paul Rail-
way show decrease Of SO ~ for the fourth week
In May, as compared With last year. The earnings
for the month q May fell % 1885, The increase
since January has SesH feauced to s5s,so2 The
following compilation Of the earnings on thirteen
roads, comparing the tralo since July l. is nom the
49,
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THE COUR T S.
Interesting Proceedings In the New
York and Brooklyn Courts.
The Whitley Ring Indictments Grand Jury
Finss-Allegsd Countsrfeiting Three Assign
ments Of Ono Months Salary-An Encoun-
ter in Barber's Shop -Decidons-
Business In tho General Ses-
sions-ParD I and q.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

The Whisky Ring Observation-Disclosures
to the Grand Jurors Summoned.
Before Judge Shipman.
Judge shipman took MS seat on the bench in the
United States Circuit Court yesterday for the pur
pose Of swearing in tho Grand Jury. But fourteen,
however, Of those summoned answered to their
names. He directed an order to be entered direct
ing those who had failed to answer to appear to-
morrow morning and show cause why they should
not be fined $3.50 each. er
Tho Grand Jury, when empanelled, win, It IL up-
derst00d, ct once proceed with the examinat0n'6 OF
some two hundred indictments which have been
prepared, and all OF which relate to the whiskey
frauds f1So1 Of 1888, and to the various suits in
stituted by ex-COnect0r Bailey. The indictments
charge ex-revenue onicials dstiliers, go-betweens
so-caled COUNSEL Wholesale liquor dealers and
brokers IN spirits with defraudtn9 the government
OF the tax on whiskey. General Gleason, OF Fenian
celebrity, has been subpDnaed 90 witness, and q
general sap0se Of the frauds against the govern
ment 10 anticipated.
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C0uAI Of APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, N. Y, June 10, 1872.
The following Is the Court OF Appeals day calendar
for June mos. $685. 3 21s, 327, S05, SAL $685. $780,
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SUPERIOR cuuaT-spEclAl TENN.


DeciatOn0s
by Judge Freedman.
Cohen vs. Mellenacht OF a.-Motion Denied with
DO costs.
HysIp va. Ely Hoppock ct al.-ordered that IL be
referred to Mr. Samuel Jones, to take proof of the
facts alleged In the complaint, and to report tho
same, with his opinion thereon.
Knapp vs.. Roche. Motion for payment denied,
with $40 costs, to abide the event See opinion.
Riley Vs. Brown ct aL-M0tion dismissed, without
costs. See opinion.
Holden vs. Hines.-Thc papers submitted DO not
contain the case which liz to be settled.
Boyd va. Dowling.-MotiOn denied, without COSTS
Merrill Va. observation-disclosures granted.
BY Judge McCunn.
Frederick K0ene ct al w. John Roeden ct all
cannot disturb the former order In this case. Mo-
ton denied, with $40 costs.
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MoLAssKs-The market still remained dull; small lots
were disDosed of at about pre- yona Dricea We nnOte

AoLAssks1The market stli remained dull; small lots
osss-osn.,,ss., and Mixed. ,;s' s s. crop
Sascovado, refining $50. e. : os s.. e.
Porto Rioo go. 40. sSo. Sso.
NY S market r. Is Mi o.
sGssf ~ SS ns r ssss a. &c. aas
SF d SS!s ss M Ps 81 Ss S
bs n h pale - % Tai Mas very n but auet sales
.Ia :nsSs % .:ssssa
s5ssa s. ;Es, q %ss'1 s:s:
sss. r. 9ssss "a, sas sS n
Ss iausI pEiSs: Case Swss dun ana Ho%iaSi
~
on cnd wfs Sr0' f
:SS Or ss Sales LAST
sSs HI sss @
Sss july snG
for NY an There rsS no Ss
absence Transactions, ao%inaI; grisss tended
dy n
Az ma ss1s %sas assSss.s,ss about Is
% hs%. IS ssv
quote .sm9ksd shonlders &C. exc do hams, loc
DO bellies &C. Sc LsrdIThe market for western was
for June atso o1 do for July at Sc and brokerage,
was quiet at $50. Sales U0 tierces.
suaAn.-he market for raw quiet, but prices re-
AND 90 SoHs q for c.S.
In moderate dc u5and and steady at IKE llzc. for A.
and Hlsc i29.c tor hards: we Cuba-Redning
interior common INC Sc. do, do fair good fair
sac age: do. aos good . prime, &C. s,sc DO, gro
shS q s'4c DO, ceptrilugal hhds and boxes 7he
Msaa9 e a IA b Dutch y!aS as.
sAc, DO. DC Do Nos Y % 10 los loSc. do. do: DO
IKE 2l4c do. do. white, lislc. l2Sc. Porto Rico
Refining, common to prime, 60 9Sc do grocery, fair
to choice 0xc a l0c. Brazil-Duch standard, Nos t.
r. TAG 9ac Java-Dutch standard, Nos 10 TO r. 9<c.
CSC Manila-Superor and extra superior, TIC. SIC.
Ricx.-The market continued quiet but nrm We have
only sales of Is terces Carolina ut sac gc IL.
bags Patna at INC. 7Ac. and $50 bags Rang0on al
6,sc a TIC.
SrEAsiNE remained dull and nominal.
TALLow was quiet but steady We learn Of sales oil
10000 lbs. at gI6c, for choice city.
Observation-Disclosures, 653 bbls. The market quiet but
steady. About $50 Ibis. sold at 90c.
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not more than half grade Shove or below the grade
quoted.
FI9yn !xq M..Escsipts-F1o 40 bbla iyhest
~ bags, oats l66 26a bushels; rye, 7O0 do Flour
u %sS Mtrs Ss
. be accepted The sses comgIsing all Kinds sSsre.
ana LOO bbs supertne rye Corn meal quiet and
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MoNpAY. juno lo-aPM.

MONDAY, Juno 1o-6 NJ.
Coryxe-The market was less active remained arm
for all kinds We hear OF sale Of 2I0% bags Rio ex
Prince Albert, private terms. We quote Ordinary
cargoes Ibc 100; fardo, No. al71c good do, lsc.
1870 PRIME lsXe lsc range for lots. l5lc.
isc gold, per ib an bond 90 90 days credit; Java gov
bags 22c $50 do, mats, &C. 2Sc Singapore
lsc a 100. Ceyon 1sc. 2o<c Maracaibo. isc. 2lc.
Laguayra, i9hc 2ic jamaica l9c. 20c st. Domingo,
gold. In bond. AS, yakcl Porto Eco. 2Qc. Q, css
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United STATES ccmnHscHeRs' eouar.
Coun3erfeiting.

Before Commissioner Shields.
Pierre A. Fagsnini was charged with having at
tempted to pass Q $40 counterfeit bill on Noah
Wilderman. No. 90 Spring street, In December last
The defendant was brought up In custody aud COM
mitted In default Of $1,000 bah to await an exam-
aftnu
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For iuturs delivery i6ss low middns, The sales have
been follows Sales Saturday atfer II M.-Jnne, N0
Tales e ss s5Sf, usacs log 4 .hsTs notice ioe
sefssmber 40lst Ss1zc 800 at Isisc, 90 At $40 6e,
At sOc December 1000 q 1910 Exchsnged-lii6c paid
e 90 saSr; SV0s June g; Total a
S IS yer ,2th 100 st p siSs July loo COO az
s SAS 20 s osl
i q bales me Esssipe Ss port sum
New York re-; BOSTON, isA Total Assl, this day last
foreign ports closed iciowso Liverpool 6y steam,
SoId, y ~ 70 H.ms1re sa% a.
iAc SAL TO Bremen ,a By :ssm ~ gold SSmpgs;s:sd
iterranean ports, by u steam, kS We aYots 49,.
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GOVERNMENTS FIRM.

Government bonds were nrm with the upward
surn In the gold market, and closed steady fol-
lows, the dealings Of the day having been unusu-
ally light, and confined chiefly to the 'e7's, which
sold at I1s:-United States currency skies, l14A
ll4X; do do, 1881, registered, 1l4X 116, do do,
coupon, 12oH 120x; do. nvetwenties, registered,
May and November, 1l4k q 1l4Hi do. do, 1862,
poupon, do, Has ll4X; 90. do, 1854, do DO,
mas 11sX; do. do, 1885, do. DO, 1857 116H;
10. do, 1867. registered, January and July, 11sx
l13X do do, 1855, coupon, d. 117k NIX do. do,
1897, do do, 117X q lis; do. do, 1885, do, do,
MY 117X: DO, ten-forties, registered, 111A
il1K do. do, coupon, liz 112K do, nves Of 1881,
registered, 1lax 1881; DO. do, coupon, 11sK
N8h.
COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTS
The following shows tho imports, exclusive Of
vpecie at the port Of New York for the week end
hg June g. and since the beginning OF the year.
1870. 1871. 1872.
Dry goods. $1,426,376 $l,6lS,SS3 $1,0S6, 4l9
General
ehandise... 6,5s6,5se 57o1,26s 5,O9e,6So
Total for week $7,0229 o1 $7,4lO,l4e $6,lS2,999
Previously re-
ported. 12a,379,5s2 les,ol6,e4s 1s82o7, 452
Dnce Jan. L. $780, 54s 7so $2o2 800. 45l
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
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SUPERIOR cuuRI-IRlAL IEam-PARI |.


BY Judge McCnnn.
John B. Trevor ct al. vs. Henry v. Smith ct al
Motion to postpone trial OF case denied
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sEourth week Of May. 1872 estimated.
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Monday, Juno lO-1Os1B A. M.
seOr0o Us $50 c. 67. ll8 $4,000 US ga 49, O.. 80 ll31
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Ex-Alderman william Walsh, the newly appointed
warden Of the TcmbA entered upon his duties yes
terdAy mQxpipG
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CLOSING PRIoEs-a O'CLOCK P. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Market Quiet and Easier-Rc-
ccfpts at tho Ports, ARIA BaIcs-FIour
Dull-Wheat Quiet and Firm-Corn
and Oats Easier-spirits Turpentino
DEMONSTRATIONS Easier-Whfskev
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COURT OF COMMON pleAs-specAl TERM.
Declsi0ns.

BY Judge Larremore.
Myers vs. Reconsideration granted.
Start vs. Mngcl.--Same.
Joppla vs.. Lowenburg-Motion granted and action
revived.
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IRics, isc &c .sniis lskS iskc, Mexican zoo. .
iss ;.os ,sf Ts. 80. ann ana heavy
IN sympathy with the lower ruling Of future deliveries
Prices for all grades excepting ordinary declined hc per
cries weak and closed ct decline Of No per Id.
The sales foot up followsS
o..u..... To-Day Saturday Ass's. T0t sSi
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REMovAI.-We regre! to learn that
Mrs. W. H. Walker, who has been resi-,
dent oil Parkersburg during the past three
or four years, has concluded to accept an
advantageous offer to take charge Of the
vocal music department Of the Wheeling
Female Seminary, and win take her de.
parture during the present week. Mrs,
Walker isan accomplished lady, q thors
Oughly accomplished musician, having
graduated under the best masters Of the
east, Is singer and performer of rare
skill, and what Is still Of more importance
10 the student, possesses the facility Of i'm
parting her knowledge 10 all who place
themselves under her instructions. We
congratulate Prof Morton upon this acqui.
sltl0n TO his corps Of excellent teachers,
and Wheeling to this addition TO her so.
ciety. She takes with her the well wish.
es Of a large circle Of warm friends.
We copy the above from the Journal,
and cordially endorse the compliment TO
Mrs. Walker as being not only just, but
deserved.-RirkersGuTg Gazette.
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LARGEST stock of Photograph Albums
in the city at the Partridge Gallery.

In the active pursuits OF pleasure or
gain, tho inestimable blessing of health is
too often forgotten, until disease is firmly
seated, and tho fact only realized by great
bodily and mental suffering. The Liver
is the vulnerable point in most persons,
and the disarrangement Of that organ in.
wolves almost the whole system; hence
the reason why under Liver disease there
is enumerated such a number Of afilic.
tions, aud VIC claim the Simmons Liver
Regulator to be remedy for them all.
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DoS'r Buy AN oRa AN until you have

DON'T BUYAN ORGAN until you have
heard that wonderful musical triumph,
the Mason & Hamlln Organ, with reeds
and pipes combined. The performance
Of even child upon that Instrument Is
more touching and muSicaly enhancing
than the flourishes Of practlced players
upon most other Organs. The effects OF
the Flute amour Stop Is touching and
sympathetic in the extreme, and compa.
rable only to the beartsearching and
tremulOus tones drawn from their Violins
by Ole Bull or a Vieux Temps. V. Hard
ing, No. 100 Market Street, has the sole
agency for West Va, and viii be glad no
doubt, to show these Organ gems to all
who may desire.
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Every year increases the popular,
4y of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard;
and is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color
making it soft, lustrous, and siIken
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all eruptions
and dandruff, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from ialing
out, as it stimulates and nouriShr'
the hair-glands. By its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, AMI
will create a new growth, exc
extreme old age. 1t is the III
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever
as it requires fewer application,
and gives the hair a splendid, GLOSSY
appearance. A. A. Hayes, MD
State Assayer Massachusetts, says
"The constituents are pure, and care.
fully selected for excellent quality;
and 1 consider it the BEST PRgpA.
RATION for its intended purposes
Soil by all Druggists, and Dealers in Mctlieiaa.
Price Ono Dollar.
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MUSICAL INSTITUTE CoNoErr. - Our
readers will see by our advertising col.
nmns that tickets Tor the approaching con.
cert Of the Musical Institute are for sale at
convenient places in different parts of
the city These tickets can be exchanged,
without additional cost. for reserved seat
tickets, This liberal arrangement calls
Tor an equally generous response from our
people, which we doubt not they will give.
Not only the fact that this Institute re-.
presentsthe best musical talent of our own
city, but the really excellent manner IN
which It is accustomed 10 render Its pro.
grammes, warrants us in bespeakine for
Il a full house. ''''s
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THE great demand for those wonderful
goods of japanese manufacture, now for
sale at PAUL & 0rr's, still continues, and
they have this day received direct from
the importer the third lot this season. Go
early and get your choice. They have
also on hand games, puzzles and fancy
articles in endless variety, besides books
for persons OF all ages, and the largest
stock of desks, pOcketbooks, gold pens
and pencils ever brought to this city.
Remember the place, Paul. & orrs, 90
Market street. ---.s...
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MORE OF THR EscAPADE.-We heard,
yesterday. that .fN conyicts escaped
from tho peultentiary Wednesday night,
anil not Mree as at first reported.
We could not ascertain the names OF the
two additional parties, but VIC were told
that one OF them was from WetzeI coun-
~, and the other, The Individual who rob.
bed passenger on the transfer boat at
Bellaire year or two since. 1t is said
that the conviCls came out at the doors OF
their cells, then made their way to the
roof of the building. Thence they descend.
ed battle-ground as stated, by us Thursday
morning. Instead Of landing outside of
the stockade, they came down inside, and
a plank placed against the wooden wall
around the building afforded them the
means Of egress from the enclosure. None
Of them have been captured SO far as we
have heard. What the guard was doing
while all this was going on, we have no
information, but, certainly, it looks as II
there was a lack ofVigilanco on the part
OF somebody.
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Tue W2NDERFUL CURIosrTY.-The
Flexible Marble Slab referred TO in these
columns several days ago, Is still on ex-
hiblliOn at the office of Mr.. ]. A. HOlli'
day, on Webster Street, Centre Wheel.
lug. AS there Is no charge for u sightand
shake OF the greatest wonder Of ilie age,
the number oil visitors Is daily on the in.
crease Indeed during the past few days,
from morning till night, there has been "a
continual stream Of men, women and
children to and and from Mr.. Holidays
door, aud we shall not be surprised II he
very soon become tired Of u
free exhibition Of his Unprecedented curl
osity. Yesterday several gentlemen from
Pittsburgh also two or three FROM Gin.
Cinnati, came TO see It, and they confessed
to be not less puzzled as to the iOhys and
iOheretores, than tue wisest OrOur own clti.
zenS whO.have, up To this time, IrulLlesSly
attempted 10 explain the process by which
a slab Of common white marble may he
made as flexible as piece Of India rubber
OF the same size. 10 order to guard
against tOO curious handling Of the
slab, Me-. Holiday has set 1t in
a casing Of wood, which, however,
does not prevent It's waYy motion on be
Ing shaken. For several weeks before 1t
was brought to Wheeling 1t was exposed
to all sorts of westher--rain, and suow,
and freezing. Its now thoroughly dried,
and though 1t has been shaken by two
or ihree thousand hands, and by, some Of
them very roughly, i has not a crack Or
a break. We understand that Mr.. II. has
refused an offer Of $500 for the slab; also
several tempting inducements 70 visit
other cities with the stone. We suppose
he is waiting for better offers than have
thus far been received.
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ANOTHER FAnuRE,-Andy Hites at.
tempted to haul buggy out to Triadel.
phia, yesterday, and return, in three hours
and three quarters. He started at Pm,
but was taken i'll before he had accom-.
plished the feat. He had TO be put in
another buggy and brought to the city.
We did not hear the amount staked on
the result Wouldn't it be well to stop
this business before something serious
occurs from the unnatural test Of human
endurance?
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CoILIsToN AT PIEDMONT or three
days since the Cumberland accommoda.
! ton collided with a freight train at the
upper end of Piedmont. The freight train
had run on the side track, but therear
cars were not far enough out of the way
to clear the main track. The front engine
Qhere were two OF them drawing the Ac.
commodation struck one of the freight
cars, knocking It and two or three others
of, and smashing them pretty eiFectually
The baggage car of the passenger train
was also considerably injured. No one on
either train was hurt. The engineer OF
the passenger locomotive saved himself
by jumping from it just.beiore the coils.
ion
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CHANGED HER QuARTERs-Thesteam
.er Express got up steam about 12 O'Clock
Thursday night, and went down to the
Labelle landing. The harbor she first
Selected-iust below the water works-is
not considered as safe now as iosmerly,
from some cause. The current has been
changed THAT point, so that what used
to be eddy water is at present very near.
ly the centre of the channel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-27

ON MAN KtLLRD AND ANOTHER
SEVERELY HuRT-Wednesday night two
young men named Wallace and McCul.
Tough, attempted to steal a ride on a train
over the Central Ohio Railroad from
Concord to Cassel's. There was to be a
dance at the latter place that night, and
the young men, who were attending school
at Concord, were dCsirous of attending 1t.
They got on the train without the know.
ledge Of any of the men in charge Of Il,
There happened to be no one on board to
get of at Cassels that evening. The
train was running at a high rate Of speed
asst came up to the station. One Of tho
parties pulled the bell.cord, when both Of
them almost Immediately afterwards
jumped from the platform. Mccullough
was instantly killed,-th GALL having
broken his neck. The other was badly
hurt, but 1t is thought will recover. Nc
blame whatever is attached the train men
as they were not aware Of the presence Of
the young men until the fatal leap was
taken.