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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-31

poet Of coming directly i,ts the city, by
bridge couH greatly encourage local aid
along boh. tie Wheeling and Tascara,oas
Valley and tie Wheeling and Lake Eric
lines. Before determining what pro-
positions shall he submitted to a vote,
il would be well to consider the three
enterprises-both roads and the b.Nige
in all their relstions to one another.
A guaranty rom ihes Bridge COMPANY
OF iair rates OF toll 10 these two COM
panies might help them to push
through their roads, and an assurance
that they would do this would
strengthen the bridge project. 10 some
extent these Enterprises arc m'aaatLg DE-
peads,t and The Succcs&cf each strengthens
The offers. # possible-and We believe
it ia possihle-all three must he pushed
forward together We believe, now, 10
the present shape ofmatter-. the 5uiId-
ing of the bridge will insure us both
railroads, and the bridge can be built
il this city and county will subscribe
such a sum as they are abuudantly able
TO, say from $500, 900 to q halfmillion;
and i ha!t' mtii;on .riH accomplish ne
results songht, IRE cand;9ia be!isr" il ,"'tl
be the Jseti, ces'mew Wheeling cVsr made,
A western city halt as populous and
halt as wealthy as-sWheeliDg would
not hesitate a day under the same cir
substances. Faint heart never Won and
never will. # Wheeling rants 10 gro'e
any o,o-S and make future for herself ,os
n,asttakc hoM nth rssolate hand and paf
ourselves in free communication tcith he
fertile, ,csa'hy anil Poyuio'"s S1's ,re"'
and ,,ortE~tw OF as.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-31
MARrIy's FERRY. q, Nav %

Editors Of the Register:
In answer to what am wiling 10
believe are hont.l inquiries 10. a
turtle, statement OF The condition OF
the local stock subscriptions on the line
Of the Wheeling and Lake Eric railroad,
permit me to saw, that in view OF -uch
inquiries, and 10 order to meet the II, |
have recently ms pcctei the books ot the
company as tar as they cou'd lie p!o-
cured, and tiud the actual subscription
to he five hundred aud twenty three
thousand dollars (sj23, 0oo) Several
subscription books in tie hands Of com
mitteemvn ] have not been ALE 10 see,
and from which have no reports, will
considerably increase that amount.
These subscriptions are independent OF
the municipal aid pledged, and con-
tiiently relied On al various points along
the line, which IN the aggregate will
yield about the same amount, exclusive
OF the subscription a,keI from the city
Of Wheeling, ard expected from the
city OF Toledo Some OF the iniorms.
ton contained in this statement was
given in detail by several of the speak,
ers at the Court House meeting last
Tuesday evening, and gentlemen repre-
senting many other localities were pres
eut proposed 10 give information on this
subj ect, but were prevented for want OF
time. Ii the city OF Wheeling votes for
subscription ] have no fears that the
balance OF the stock will not he
secured in the next thirty days. Her
action will stimulate favorable final
action along the line.
The settlement 0. right OF way is in
the hands Of agents along the line, and
has already been secured 10 large ma
jority Of tie cases without charge.
The route has been surveyed hy a
competent engineer and protiles have
been submitted. The lineis pronounced
practicable aud no grades ex
ceed fifty feet TO the mile, ard the
road will not leave the river north oil
Deep Run.
GA Monday last at "A meeting OF the
D rectors OF our road AZ Steubeuvlle,
!ull authority was given 10 Mr.. Bell,
Mr.. Chapman and mys r. a. the Exec-
u,ive Committee, 10 make all necessary
contracts with, and give all ptoper
Guarantees 10 the civ O. Wheeling, hy
which her subscription TO the road
might be secured aad the city ii the
same time made secure. .4.,.
Full authority was also given TO u, 10
provide for the Issue Of 100000 adj
titional bonds TO make subscription
to the bridge in case the CITY will SUBJ
scr be TO the ROAD, tue making Of Oas
subscription 10 depend upoO ine making
OF the other Very respectfully,
.1orI WooD,
Pres't w. and l.. f. X. L. e..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-31
HIGHWINFS-Steajva at Soc.
Sew York Market.
New YORK, May 80.

New YORK, May 80.
FLOTR-ls dull at l5@2jc lower
on low grades; SO l066 Is Tor super
fine State; s. 1907 40 for extra State;
81 4JG7 S. for choice do; s. 5j@S 00
for fancy State; S. 00@6 90 Tor super.
fine western, s. 009, 90 for com.
mon to medium extra western; IS j09
5 % for choice do; So 55@l0 90 for
common 10 choice white wheat western
extra; s. 40G 500 for common to good
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
50 j0G9 - for trade brands; IS 75@
80 for common TO fair extra st. Louis;
so 559l2 10 for good to choice do.
Southern -four is dull and heavy
lat - lU9lU ~ for common 10
AR extra and SO j0@l3 90 for good 10
choice 10. Rye -four is dull; sales
800 bis. at 81 75@j "A. Corn meaI
quiet ..
GRAIN-Wheat is quiet; We quote;
81 GSGl % for No. > spring 10 store
81 7jGl71 for No. do; 81 9092 90 FOL
winter red western; 81 05tG2 10 for AM
be- western, and 81 0092 5 for white do
Rye i quiet and nominal at 9Sc9Sl oC
for WESTERN Barley is quiet and un
changed Barley malt is quiet Corr
is q shade iirmer sales Gj,000 bushel!
at %. for western mixed afoat Osti
Gu,ct ana heavy at 53@56c for western
a.d 5aat0c for Ohio.
pRON1SlONS-Tne pork market i:
dali AMI heavy al Sl3 - Tor new mess
Sll 90 for prmr, and SD 7j9sl3 On
'fr new prime mess. Beef quiet a
! s. 5UT.o 80 irr plain mess and $40 On
6l2 % for India mess. Cut meats
quiet al 9t@l0ic for hams, and SIC
SIC for shoulders Beef hams dull a.
SO ora 81 90. Tierce beef dull a
81 0JIl1 90 eor prime mes and s17 O(
, ole w Tor India do. Middles ar,
quiet. Lard held at SiG9ic Tor No, ]
! TO prime steam and 9lc for kettle rem.
dered.
BUTTER-Heayy at l362jc fol
Western anf 27@3lc for State.
/ CIIEESE-Steady At Hottie FOL
common 10 prime.
! CUTTON-On spot opened a shade
iirmer at oslo for low midifing, and
25}c for middtiDg uplands.
HAY-Qtiet and prices in buyers
favor. held at Sl6 009l6 80 for ship.
piny and ST. 009l9 % for retail lots
PETROLEUM-Quiet and un
changed. l2S9l2c Tor crude and 22i@
&c for refined
TALLow-Quiet at9a9;c; stearin,
dull at S3G Zoe.
WHISKY-Dull and heavy at 9l@
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New York Money Market.

NEW DIRK, May.1O-o I. d.
The sub treasury to-day was open
only for the payment of bonds pur.
chased yesterday. The Stock EI.
change was closed Al 1890 P. NJ. and
the God Room at IL noeB In Wal!
street business was entirely suspended
during the afternoon .....
MONEY-Easy to-day at 596 pei
cent on call.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Strous,
actual business about Lie per cent
above yesterday.
GOLD-The market was steady and
nearly all the sales were al ll49ll4i,
closing al ll3I6ll4.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Marke,
was lower in sympathy with the de-
cline at London; Central Pacific bonds
closed at l04i@I044; United States
currency c. at ll7@ll7l :.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-31
How are We 90 Build the Bridge:

The only plan Yet suggested where
bv the rest OF the necessary stHck OF
this enterpri,e can lie oh,a'nci va, that
brought forward by Mr. Wilson, OF
New York, al the recent meetingat the
Council Chamber, viz that the Wheel
ing and Lake Ere Railroad Company
subscribe the proceed "i Sith""
mortgage hood.. % Le iasuel, IL add.
ton 20 those agreed on in the contract
with Mr.. Wilson .a9d his associates :
To make this subscription asallah.e il
ia essential that the Wheeling and Lake
Erie company shal. obtain the amount
OF local subscripi!o required ~ their
contract-SlQOvo q mile, or, $22VJ,"v'
in the gate. We lave been IN.
formed, that 70 do this a Subscription
by this city 10 The capital stock Of the
company Of 500, 900 is absolutely nee
essay.
The situation seems therefore TO lie
about this: that il viii BE futile 10 vote
a subscription to the hridge without
making a subscription also to the rail,
way. OF course the CITY Council will
moi subscribe except on conditions which
will guarantee the proper application OF
the money and the sac ,ess O! the
bridge; subscription By the Railway
Com psny to that success; and sub.
scriptlon by the city to'the stock of the
Railway Company is prerequisite TO
lis success. As At present projected,
the two undertakings are inseparably
connected; aud a subscription to elthsr
without one to the other is mere child
play."-InteiEge'esr o. .hny Both.
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GaAxrs new cottage 81 Long Branch,
nowbeing erected under the suspices Of
e1-collector Murphy, will be finished
about the time Congress adjourns. 1t
Is three stories high, finished IL the
most elegant manner, add is regarded
AZ one OF the finest on the beach
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Cucumber Bug.

a CUIEesPo'Hu'eru' VI ''' :
r-,m.- s.vs -! q. -
The following effec,ually protected
my melon, sauas il. cucumber and other
vines from striped or cucumber bugs
the psst season, with only one appica-
ton, viz A strong solution of hen
house manure 10 one and q half gallons
of water; let i, stand tweuty-four hours
and sprinkle the plants freely with it
after sunset. The above was suggested
to me BY negro woman living on my
place, who had some practical expert.
ence in gardening, ssd sayssbe has used
it ior years and has never known the
frsi application TO fail 10 drive them off,
and they never return. .-a
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RnjIdIuc Lots For Sale.

OEFFR THE FOLLOWING ElI I5 N
a. Wholesale or retail: Lots No. y IN
SuQare q No. in Square ;: tue SCUM nh ~.
= SH> /, in Sluar. 10; No. IA IN square III
81 I'm Snnar. II: No. 2 in Square -; No. IL
IN sauare h: No. IA in square l.; No. ID
mare. a: No. IL in Square ~, and NO. 81 IN
- vision r. . ~. ~, ,5i,
Also, Lots No. in Square ~; NO, 10 ID ID
= mar y north half Of No. II in square ~;
N in SIuare7; No. 10 in Sguare i; No. II
=. = fisre X No. II In Square -; No. y IN
az. Ii. NJ l2lu square -, and No: 10 IN
''raI! Al situated in the SUBDIVISIONS
...-- caldwell estate. r,-curS
o, Real Estate Agent
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FOR SALE
sale Of Foundry Fixtures.

OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE THE
Patterns, FlaSss and FlxturesHn Un!1p
t,uudry, belonging to the late nrin OF W.
". Miller h CO The purchaser can securs
9 Iaasonable lease Of the Foundry anu
a',,SSs The building Is - n. by % IT,,
iSnIraily located. with good light which can an
10y Se obstructed, and contains all inc
necessary appliances of tirst-ciaSs JopDILg
ttnndry. For further information app! OH
premises 10 pp paos;,ar
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Dissolution Notice,

TEE COPARTNEKSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing between j. Chambers Hervey
and J. l.. Kimmins, under the firm name Of
], Chambers Hervey & Co.. has this day
been dissolved. The books o. the firm will
De sett ed by J. L. KimminS. Parties owing
the former firm and those 10 whom they
are indebted are requested TO call and settle.
j. CHAMBERS HERyEY,
]. l.. KIMMINS.
WHEELING, May IS, 1871
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FINANCE AND AM TRADE,
rosede MaAe,.l

HOse0O MoEAetsl VA ". ~
TOLEDO, May 80.
No regular Board to-day.
FLoUR-QHet:I .z2ESIE -
GRAIN-Wheat-Steady; sales on
the street OF No. ! white Michigan al
81 90; amber Michigan, 81 S3@l SO.
No. l. red, SlS7; No. . red, 81 50
Corn-Steady and higher; mixed, 52ta
52!c;; low mixed, 5lic; Michigan, SIC
white, 5Sc. oats-Quiet; No. /. 444ci
Michigan. 42ac; rejected, ACC. .,
Cincinnati Market.
...-. -.- CrScTSNaTl. MAY 81.
DCoTToN-Quiet. a1... -
FL0UR-Quiet and unc hapgsd.
GRAIN-Wheat dull red winter a.
81 SS91 90. Corn at 55G56c. Dat:
at 43647c. 500 s ~
HOGS-Receipts' IA head; prict
"a 1904 %.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork, city, al
Sl4 %. Bulk meats dull; shoulders al
AZ; clear sides at CSC. Bacon ne
elected 1852. H. ...-
1SUGARS-Steady. ...u -.-..y
LARD-Dull at S{@s4c.
TOBACCO-Very firm at full prices
WHISKY-Weak at SEC.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-31

TINE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE LOT
Holders of"Mount Wool Cemetery As
sociation' viii be held nj the Court House,
in the city of Wheeling, on Friday evening,
May 81, al ~ O'Clock, for election Of TIus-
tees and other important business. 4 full
attendance Is desired. .aA
rnsy7S-t JOHN BISHOP, PreSt.
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FOR RENT.
For Rent

LARGE ROOM, WITH SPLENDID
4 light and power for machinery. Also
,'rfIer small rooms, with or without poWei'
md one large wareropIn. Possession gwen
riTst OF April. Apply at 9ihce OF Ster I, E rg
Try. D-'''
Oh
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Chicago Market.
FLOUR-Dull and depressed.
CHICAGO, May 80.

CHICAGO, May ~.
FLOCR-Dull and depressed.
GRAIN-Wheat active, easier and
2g24c lower, No. = spring closing al
81 46l seller June aud 81 Al seller
July. Corn is active and weaker, with
prices reduced iG4c, closing steady al
A.644ic cash; 45f@45ic seller June
47047lc seller August; rejected 42c
yellow 444c in store Oats are in good
request No. 2sold at 404@405c cash
40j@4lc seller June; 31@3Se seller
July, closing at the inside figure. Rye
is dull and weak at sc for No. ,. Bar
ley * lc higher and more active at SIC
tor No. >
HIGHWINES-Steajy al Soc.
PROVISfONS-Mess pork is active
and lower at SD 10 seller June and
Sl2 37A@l2 IL seller July. Lard is
quiet and steady AT $ 80! seller June.
BEEF CATTLE-Active al yester>
days outside figures; sales at 81 j0@
6 TO-. ..
HOGS-Live are in large supply and
l5c lower al al 50 .5@4 10.
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RECORDS
"a. OF a1''sarNC 2>,r&a'4>
MA'IR|4ll9el1s
UNITED STATES WATCH COS wIrcHx =
UNITED STATES WATCH COS wkMHEN :

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No 1926 Watch ooas4ssr
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Wanted.

ENERGETIC AND REsPoNsIBLE
"A man TO act as special agent, Apply in
person or by letter 10 -
= - r--a Z. G. MAYOR q CO.,
Agents for Weed Sewing Machine, 81
Market street a- maySs
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Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN FOR NO
~ one 10 trust my wife Caroline Klos,
who has len my bed and board, from this
date, as 7 Hid not oS responsible fnr dsots
1850 PETER K1ose. I
Mxy 3, I1I 70 --l - ELE57 mAyss
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For Rent.

,rEJuND AND THIRD STORIES Or
y Frauklin Insurance Companys pnllu-
i6g. For particulars apply al IheIr Once
on Monroe. street, or 10 GEO. W. FRAN
AEIM orM REILLY. nnarI-m
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WHEELING, y
Lot HOlders' Meeting.

Twill continue toauc,ion at the old stand.
may4-a J. L. KIMMlNS.
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. Removal.

e .wISzESRIED s sos, JEWELLERS,
II have removed from their old stand, No
~ Main stpeet} 70 No. l67 Main street, one
door north OF +. Ball n Co.'S shoe store,
whsrs they wiz Be pleased 10 see all old pa
uons and the public generally.
RNl6-sb
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SUPPOSED WIFE MURDER.
A Woman Supposed To Have Been
Kicked to Death by Her Husband-The
Latter Arrested.

Woman Supposed To Have Been
Kicked to Death by Her Husband-The
Latter Arrested.
On Thursday last DR.. Wade, Of West Nineteenth
street, reported at the Twentieth street
police station that a woman named Mar
garet Cosgrove, aged thirty-ive years, was
lying In an nsensible condition at No.
22O Ninth avenue. He reported the woman to be
covered with bruises and Commissions all over her
person, and was Of the opinion, from information
obtained Of the other inmates OF the house and
several neighbors, that her husband Philip had
assaulted her and left her In her present condition.
DR.. Kemp, Deputy Police Surgeon, was notified
OF the above facts, and upon visiting the house
also became convinced that the husband was the
party who had thus brutally assaulted the
unfortunate woman. Upon reporting his susp-
cions at the station house Detective Perkins
was detailed to investigate the matter and arrest
COsgrove. He succeeded In capturing him Mon
day evening, and locked him up until yesterday
morning, when he was conveyed before Justice
Ledwith. at the Jefferson Market Police Court, on
charge OF fel0niOus assault and battery.
The critical condition OF Mrs. C0sgr0ve being ex-
planned to the magistrate the prisoner was re-
handed to the station house to await the result
OF the injuries. Mrs. C0sgrOve remained In an tn-
sensible condition until ten minutes after nine
O'Clock last night when death put an end to her
sufferings. Cosgrove. from the time OF his arrest
up to the present, stubbornly insists upon being
wife, although the evidence OF the netghbors
strongly points to his guilt The Coroner has been
notified or Mrs. C0sgrove's death, and will hold an
inuuest on her body to-day.
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THE TEXANS TERROR.
TdE TEXANp TEKKUKr
An Incident Showing the True Charac.
ter OF the Rio Grande Robber.

An Incident Showing the True Charac.
ter OF the Rio Grande Robber.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
AS considerable agitation Is now going on about
General Cortina, the pirate OF the Rio Bravo del
Norte would mention little circumstance com.
Ing under the immediate notice OF myself charac
terstic OF this scoundrel and his bravado manner
A party OF gentlemen In 1860 went from Texas to
Mexico to purchase "ganadon OF horses Having
accomplished their purpose they returned home
the third day OF their journey came to
corraling their horses In his corral for that night
He granted the request. After q hearty supper
the owners Of the herd and the proprietor Of the
conversation relative to affairs OF the country &c.
The head herdsman made some very stringent re-.
marks about Cortna. and denounced him as q cut
laughingly said, at would not be well for YOU II
Cortina should overhear your remarks.n The
herdsman replied. ~ would give my horses II I
dog" This manner and tone OF conversation was
kept up until 1t became time to retire.
In the morning, after getting breakfast and
next stopping place. the owner OF the horses asked
the proprietor OF the rancho how much he was In
debted to him for his trouble and kindness. "Oh,
nothing, Seh0r,n said the rancher0; "Dut you can
do me favor when you get In Texas. "Name IT,"
said the owner OF the horses; ~ will do any favor
you ask OF me.' swell, them" said the raHchero,
at you staged % ali night With 'ns cor tHss
the cutthroat and coward, and that
he sends his regards to the Texans
OF few weeks for some cattlep' The horsemen
looked somewhat sheepish and though very brave
when talking, as they presumed, behind COrtina's
put spurs to their horses when they found them.
selves In his presence.
NEW YORK, August 20, 1872 TEXAN
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colt was one length In 'front.' OF Defender the latter
ied one length ahead Of Frank Hampton, who was
three lengths In advance Of Arizona the latter one
lead with great teqacity around the lower turn,
Frank Hampton taking second place, Arizona being
third, Mary Louise fourth, while Defender,
AS the horses came into the homestretch gallant
struggle set in. Frank Hampton and Arizona
soon beat Penlocks colt and seemed to have the
fore the others appeared to realize the fact was up
with them, ana as they passed under the wire D
closer finish has not been seen. Mary Louise won
the race by head, Frank Hampton second, a neck
in front Of Arizona. Penn0ck's colt was fourth and
Defender fifth. Time, 500.
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At the han he broke for the nrst time In the race
and Thompson again took the pole, followed By
Dauntless John frotted the third quarter fast but
at the head OF the stretch he got into pocket and
when he pulled out Thompson was far enough
ahead to win the heat In 2:26X by short length,
Dauntless second, John third.
Stxth HedL-Genet showed signs of illness In the
last heat, and permission was given TO draw him
and the same privilege was granted to Dauntless
and Green. The New Workers stuck to John, anQ
he was a favorite Of five to one. He showed
the others the way around the course tts
entire length although on the homestretch Lydie
pressed him 50 closely that any %stafe would
and won by length In 2:2s; Thompson second,
Duchesse third. The following Is
SUMMARY
SAMR DAY.-Purse $4,000, for horses In the 2:20
Glass; 81, 500 to first, 500 to second, $500 to third
mile heats, best three In five, In harness. "
d. Mace entered b. g. SLOPPY John...
j. y. Carpenter entered b. m Lydia
thompson ....................... q
8. II. Dore entered b. IN. Grande
Ducnesse ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
J. Campbell entered b. g. II. W.
Genet. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l0r
+. Foster entered b. 8. Dauntless.. 4 2 3 8 2dr
J. Murphy entered b. 6. Charley
Green. ..........................7 ob o cdr
G. Ellis entered z. q. Gray Eddy.... 8 Z DR..
j. W. Page entered CHI. T. Clarence s 8 Or
j. J. Bowen entered g. m. Sea Foam. Q dts.
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A GROSS OUTRAGE BY NEGROES.

FKUVIDkNCB, II. l., August ZO 1917.
The house Of Job F. Angel, an old and wealthy
citizen Of North Providence, was entered by two
negroes between twelve ana one O'Clock this
morning. Mr.. Angels daughter, Mrs. Francis n,
Brown, OF Brooklyn, was first awakened and made
the outcry, when Of the negroes beat her In the
face shockngly and attempted to choke her to ST.
lence. Mrs. Angel, an old lady heard the alarm
and went to her daughters assistance, when one Of
the robbers shot her with pistol, the ball passing
through the breast and through the neshy part OF
the arm. Mr.. Angel, who Is partially cripple,
raised cry to have his gun brought, when the rob
bers nedwithout any plumber. Neither Of the ladies
70 fatally injured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-21

NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
IN Sealed proposals will be received at the Office of the
NEW YORK, WEST SHORE AND CHICAGO RAIL-
Monday the "a Of ssptember ls7s for the grading
Jersey City to Caiski ITO miles in length Proposals can
embrace any portion Of the work not less than five miles
In length Maps, proles and specifications be
the office Of the Enginee from and after the
ed inst. j. NJ. COURTENAY, President
NEW YORK. August 10, 1872