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SLIGHT RIsE.-The rain OF Monday af-
ternoon and evening caused slight rise
in the river, not enough, however, to i'm
prove navigation hereabOuts, materially.
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SOMETHING New in photographs by
series of Artificial! back grounds has
just been introduced which adds very
much to the relief and beauty of the pho.
tograph. Persons getting one dozen can
have variety OF scenes-all different II
they wish. Specimens will be on exhibl.
ton at the Rlrtrtags Gallery in q few
days
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Travellers Register.
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS
pEPAnFuRl OF FRATNg.


Valuable Building Lot at Public Sale.
For Rent.
Opening.
90 to d. Mendel, Booth s. Co.'S.
Proposals for Placing lightning Rods
Friend s. Son-Furniture.
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. To BE EXAMINED To.DAY.-George
Long, who stands charged with setting
fire to Reymann's stable last week, is to
have preliminary examination before
Judge Johnston, this afternoon at two
O'Clock. We hear that the case has ex.
cited more than ordinary interest, and
formed the topic Of conversation, yester-
day, in many circles. act y
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In order to close out a lot Of Misses
Leather Shoes l will sell them regardless
Of cost for the next ten days. Lv.
Blond.
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y HOLMES & cos e..
Fluid Extract Of Mexican RuchuL

for weakness arising from Excuses, Habits Of
dissipation, Early Indlscretion, or abuses atten,
ded with the following symptoms: IndlspoBitior
70 Exerton, Loss OF Power, Loss OF Memory
Diaiculty OF Breathing, Weak Nerves, Tremb'
ling, Honor Of Disease, DImness OF Vision
Waketnlness, Pain in the Back, Universal Lassi
tude OF the Muscular system, Hot Hands, Flush.
ing OF the Body, Dryness Of the Skin, EruphonI
on the Face and Pallld Countenance. -
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Locomotive Explosion..sTwo Meu
Killed...The Engine q Total
Wreck.

EdltOrs Of the IntellIsenoeE fcF y,l
A shocking casualty occurred at
Rowleshurg, yesterday. Locomotive No.
143 Of the B. q Q. r. r 90. just after
leaving the depot, and when directly in
front Of the Hon. @. n. Bishops house,
exploded her boiler, killing the engineer,
Trueman Frazier, and John Miller, the
fireman, The engineer was found some
four or five hundred feet IRON the scene Of
the explosion, and Il d positively asserted
that he was blown three hundred feel
high. The engine Il total wreck, (saye
the machinery the upper works being
blown into atoms. Nh. Frazier leaves q
wife and one child, and Mr.. Miller leaves
wife. Both Of the unfortunate men re-
side at Newburg. Yours, OWENS.
Portland, March 90. "Hi
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THOSE who will save money should
buy their Boots and Shoes at L. v.
Blonda 4. ian Ll--- ~ nm j
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PONCE CouRT.-Tho following cases
were disposed ofat yesterdays session Of
the police court: John Hazlett, disorder.
" conduct on the s4th inst, one dollar
and costs; Albert Ray, same charge one
dollar and costs Jacob Keister, assault
i've dollars and costs. ~
Frederick Beanig and Charles Sutton
were arrestad for using abusive language
and compromised with their accusers by
paying tho costs. ai C oE
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z CLOSING oursAIR,=TGn dozen Misses
Leather Shoes to be sold regardless Of
cost for the nextte days at L. V. Bloud's.
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DoN'T forget the great display and
special sale of ready.made underwear at
Henry Brues', on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings No other goods
sold.
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NRENCH CONDITION POWDER,

II FOR HORSES AND CATTLE 3
This Powder 10 composed principallyoE Roots
and Herbs, and long experience has proven 1t TO
be highly useful for the cure Of the various dis.
such Is Founder, Hide Bound, Yellow Water,
Loss Of Appetite, Coughs, Heaves, Dlstemper,
&C., &c It carries OF all gross humors, and
purlaes the blood. It also promotes the fatten.
ingof Hogs, and Is good for Hog Cholera. "
mGrSdSw "' LOGAN, LIST b co.
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Go To the opening on Thursday even
ing at Henry Brues'.
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PHILIP PT1riI1rss will sing in the
Fourth Street NJ. E. Church. on Wednes.
day evening, April 5. IL
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PHILIP Pm1L1rs, the Peoples favorlte
singer Is coming.
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SPECIAL sALE and grand opening Of
ready'made' garments at Henry Brues', on
Thursday evening.
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suoH an opportunity will never be had
again to buy ready,mado underwear Tor
less than the materials cost. Sale to com.
mence Thursday evening, Henry Brues.
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. stean1boats.

ToR zANEsvILLE4THE =N
II Fine Passenger Steamer
JULIA No. Capt. G. r. sTuLLi
WIN leave for the above Tuesday, April ., at
midnight.
Freight received and bills Of ladIng signed at
the wharf boat until 6o'clOck P. n. by
..,,,...r, a. o.. G. II, BOOTH 4 CO.,
mAr26 'lr- Agents.
T1oR CINCINNATI @h
The Gne light draught passenger -
steamer .f..l.-af '..r gF.a.7s.a
ANDES" .CHAs. MuHLRMAN, Com'dr.
AgFJy RDwARD MuHLHnAN, Clerk, n RI.
VIII leave for the above on Tuesday, April Q,
1SI2, promptly At 8 oclockP. N. -.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
mar96 G. II. BOOTH d CO.. Agents.
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WANT SUPPLIED.

claim that 1t cannot DO exceled, 10y M
y and quality; I'd, In economy; peGS ~, ,bdtI
arm and hard as soon as made and VII n nSs'I ~
when exposed TO the Atmosphere, " w. !. SS:i
soaps do. II will therefore wash hSu x. ,.Si
more a. the soaps now IN market ~ w. y nj
price; Sd, For perfection in washing. I I S,W
wash withA pure, clean soap, or you S.lSS oSS "
clean, white clothes. UtS uN FgrMM, ~ 10
you will have no more trouble gsstsS. III
clothes white and faultleSS, and goI, SSlop
will not injure the skin or tho m N.Y., nd
fabrics. 4th, claim for II an sdVAnI ,s,s o
others in that It viii bear leaving \! W.; ,oapS n
or 10 hours without inJuring Il VIa; n IL t.,
rendered useless BY forgetting tns CH,,s d ~.
or basin after using, Please enSu1 1op m X
grocer for the FAYorite Soap, and IVN w.
convinced that It Is the best. -, "Msst' 81
CAUTION. Each bar is stamped .t,,sI b !
MtetGnicS' FduoFik Soap, hdhII0''"'
Reld. RAtelin1, ", "a" ,.M
Manufactured and sold a. Mho IN HPElD,
Soap and CandlGs, A anna " u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-27

DAMS AND ACHES OF ALL
i kinds arc speedily relieved by using L0s
CAMS ARNICA. There iBno better Liniment
In the market It'll besides the CHEAPEST Lini-
ment In the market. For Rheumatism, Neural
gta, SprainR, Bruises, Sore Throat Pain and
Tightnesg In the Breast, rub It inwith gentle and
continued frlctlons. For sale by
LOGAN, LIST q CO.,
maF9 Bridge Corner Druggists.
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PUY THE BEST,

RU Y THE BESTrq rra
The "Peerless" Clothes wringer viii outwoa,
anyand all others and do the work better thau
can bedone BY hand, saving Labor, Time and
Clothes. Take one on trial, and II mot satIsfSc.
tory return 1t and get your money. Tho boo,
particularly cannot afford to do without ono d
these celebrated wringers.
Price only % 80 with ,eogs. Cheaper and bet.
ter than all Others. Other Varieties Of Wripeer,
In stock. Also the celebrated UaIOn RaaSInO
Aaehtnes. "''''''1
noyT PRYOR RaYn a ~
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Druggists I
THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST.

VIE BEST Is TIE UHEAFEsT Y
There IL no economy In using an inferior Bak.
ing Powder, because It 10 cheaper. 1t only sp0lls
your bread, and Your temper too.s Logan, List
cheapest IN the market, because It IL nc best!
Ask Tor Logan, List d Cos. Be sure you get It;
and you will save your peace OF mind, and also
your "piece Of bread.r "A Jp ..TT mar9
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JUST RECEIVED BY
Gaaa I79 r.N t}.st lNf
Eo !. aa lg
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS az TELEGRAPH.

New YORK money ana STOCK Market.
New York. March 25.-GoID&Dull
Bt 1909. Six per cent for carrying. Clear.
ings nearly SCI 100000. IS ~ ~
'FGovERNMENTs DulLs 3 80 Ass al
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II, 10 The midst Of the gdie9sSH aHeIeyea,,
*, while tue star Of Won Stein was
rssns higher and higher, and while Ills
SeS ~. and praises were on every lip, 4
nv Ss . anu unexpected guest appearedlon
NJ s S N the, person Of Mr.. Liyingston,
N' BUSINESS sSFFsspSaa I llfIill tss ee
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- ] Ftoqra1l1 rstlI = ~. .I n.
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LEONARD MARouARDr, who, in a fit Of
religious mania, recently killed his wife
sna three children, near Dayton, Ohio,
the Southern Ohio lIunatic ASYLUM. sIG
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Baltimore Market.
New Orleans Market,

NEW oRIRANs, March e5 GRoCERIEs
Y Sdgar-Q Quiet; 1nferior 5tG good com.
mon, Ssc; good, fair TO fullyutaiR I0fa9ics
prince 9kc! sMolasses Quiees common
iermenting, 4eic; fair iermentingS 4Oc; fair
Ieboiledi i6ecs prime, $50 CC6lfee4 Fair
.demandsl iairs 19a19Re;o good,pt9sae0c;
prime 30 9OaC. iA,Tlls9 ltf oht 4 5Sai;,
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ST. LOUIS KXpRRss

l. EAsT-IlAIEsi = /
Wheeling daily d inf
at........I.b $50 .. m.
ARRIVES At Tii =
Cumberland. ..2bS p. m:
baltimore. "..9:60 p. M
Washington, 20 sLss
! D. Q.......11:10lp. N.
Philadel phia .2:00a. m.
New York. ..A6:16 am.
FAST
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Jenkinses concluded 70 take q short q
to Europe Until the affair should cease Is
bca subject OF social gossip ID aI.sls sg.lsl,
3D. ''a 's-i.4-- IL n !. aaa'I \
10 The Color or ,Deaths = y Fl
From tho New York Post,
The third. report 70 of The Massaahu rSstt
States BoaFfl l6iaIIealth containT ta:i1ai,i.
able articiet 81 Ma 6yil effects X ti,e .'iTh
Of arsenic IN IceftainT shadea ,nS Treei,
The sublect al not NEW sS,nre nm i6I,S
hundred yeafs aoo Inc nse If StsSSITi y Ssss
pigment M Inannfa ci,,res !v;na az
hidden by law In Franco. aSBut tlie beaI,.
" and healfhf1lness IA Dtht Avn al I'M,
color. and NE, tho,lphtlessness or cirftiity
Of makers n wan hi nd lsei SsfiIieial fawers
+toys lamn shaaeS5f 5cSn ectinns ~ md
dtben articies ,rendes itStaeeSsSr1S ~ mo m
the nnhl;c oga;n and aosi,S T1f * fr;nrt
Tsometimes fstal nr,es ir,fIic,ess,hS ~
use. - -. ~
| Itanpaars IN AZ sSsenic s,s;de ttrSdn rs
macs n nedicine and In des,ss,,;rSs' ,,s,,
ami vorm;n S' Ia am 'sre,,is,sT a. IN arta
msin,v SiiarSa SreSyen, ~ .,,,, S,.saS
colorine piemeSts siSto one II fl;elS II
dnters as ma srSen;ke III cnnhef Fnnwm
TonnIarly ss scheeie,s s,ro an es ~ ststISa
dther ~ the aceto tSs,its sS ronn ~
which a called Ssh S s,s cleeS s5iE5el
Generic name m en,eFaI N 'crse5 or I mineral
Srea,,, "a anniia5 ;ni a., rsitI,a,1
AZ, these twn. S colo , me at ~ Sconta;ns
filty. fiye lar cent more S han mn M: SaI N
white arsenic. The other II eyerg nne Inn:
drei iefains Contains fittv.sisht ;STains toF
arsenic Roth ni1ments fnr5iab he nret.
tiest md most d7SrahIs shades If green
each costs cnTthSfaiiye,v little ma fhs
nrocess N mSnIiactnre 3,oes MI rsas SI
great skill : IHeaee in ante of their deIe.
ter,ons effects hoih arc re- mead Al ms
fine n Paris when Il ,va ssI S.oIosad u
make the nae afisrsSr;c s;lIeoaI IN Ithe
manuisetnre If wall S my an sS5 art an
Hawai- ssr.a;n ~ ~ ~ Ia !; s,;ch
Law ,caiJ soS S,s tSo,n ~ oi ss the;
sha 1S% "a =; fSaS is -
no ssI hH ~, ~ !og ~, paP lIlaNeI ~ Eus
Sn ss,a taas ~ ., nS saos one TWO sops
y ~ 1ase.u ssss W. Tseili
t ~, .s.s III VIZ! lpsIances q Rolson1si
Srecn' ,SaSe S' 49,. ~ .,s
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srocKs-The tmaket opened strong,
with Erie as the leading feature, opening
at SO, and, under large orders on foreign
account, advancing to 554c, with!
out any reaction. There was great ex::
element among, ibiddersa 90, great that
there was difference Of / per cent, and
Che stock reacted 70 544; but here the de.
mand set n.activelH and the.price was
run up, with few reactions, to 90, at
which price 1t closed Ohio; Northwest
ern, Rock Island and Pacific Mail were
active and higher. Otherwise the market
was dull, but generally steady.
STATE BONDS Steady, hut dun.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, March 25.-F1oUR-Mar.
ket steady, with a moderate demand;
family, 81 Goat 80.
GRAN-Whe Quiet and weak red,
81 70a1 Is, Corn dull and priS es droop.
Ing, at S45a46c. RyeK steady, 10 00a99c.,
Oats steady, at S8a42c. Others I'm.
changed. 4
CLOVER SEED-Dull, and the market
unsettled, at SaStc. ,sDhta,
PROVISIONS Pork@Demand light,
but. holders firm; ,$1e 100 asked, and
,$11 81 offered. Lard quiet and un-
changed; SsaSse asked. $ Bulk meats,
quiet; shoulders, DC; sides, 5ac, Ga0tc.
, acon-Demand light, but holders firm;
shoulders, &c; sides, ,Gsa7sc, and no sales.
Hods-Qulet and unchanged, Eat, 81 50a
$3.50; receipts, 800. ----.------..--..---
WHfsKY-Demand fair, atS5c. s9Veof
New York Dry Goods Market
| NEW YoRk, March p5.-The market is
odefately .activei aud firm Cat lac Tor
the best makes Of heavy brown sheetings,
t222ae2ac for bleached muslins, lie for
lWamsetta, 1iia12c TOR best printed calico,
'15c for Poetic Mills lawns, 16c for Man.
chester, t3f for paper cambrics, 19c for
Sprague percales, 16c for Merrimac, Gle
for brown Amoskeag ieansy .19c, for Ker.
sarge and Pepperell 6leached, Coo for best
Iworsted 50.yard dressed braids, and SOa
SOC for best alpaca do. y 4 ~ . y
) Baltimore Market.
BG1FrMoRE, 2 March Cd. -FIoun AADe.
snand and market firm at unchanged
aPf'S GRAM ksat Demand IisirI and
prices advanced /; Pennsylvania, 81 80.
CornAAGtive. Oats Nv estufn, 51a53c.
'Rye-Quiet at 00a95c.o =, -, :,
PRovBIoNs-Ddll; buyers and sellers
Hapart mess pork, ,$13 %, s-,,,s aT
-ad,i New Orleans Market. Gaayt
New ORLEANS, March IS GRoCEBIEs
~ Sugar. Quiet inferior 5fG agood com.
mon; SIC; good, tair 10 fillyptaiS J04a91cs
|primeg 9kc! 2NIolasses Quiees common
Iiermenting, 4stc; fairiermentingS 40c; fair
Ieboiled; i5ec, prime, $50 CC6ffee Fair
Idemandsg iairs q 9a19Re;o goodgo19eaa0c;
lHHme, 20t as0sc .hsiaiillso lEi o4lk ,5sela
- Milwaukee Market. sas ~
MnwuKEE, March 25,-FLouR-Drli
but unchanged. Y = FHi Ia q
+ GR RAIN Wheat-Dull, and the market
tqnsestlea !; No. /, 81 Is; No. 3, 81 2ia.
Oats laflSet steady 4 ~ 81 ri Corn
IIFull prices asked but no demand !: M. Q,
sole. Iaye4Fair demand, but al Tower
rates, 67ia67sc. Barley, ;6sc:.ss, =
| Louisville Matke,s. a M. ny
4 LOUISVILLE, March 225.-TosAcco-
] Sales OLA hhds. at unchanged prices I.
III -.l.,rr ~ 49, 7 ~ ~ = ~
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MilHaukee Market. \

IL, Ms ,5ISS.6asS March sSs.77FilqqyR-pnllI
GRANNY heat-Dull, and the market
settled !; No. /, Isl 2S; No. 3, 81 eli.
Oats AAflSet eteady; III Corn
Full prices asked but nj. demand No. 2.
Solo, Rye-Fair demand. bnt Al Tower
rates, 67ia679c. Barley,s6sr: -.
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

Kate Fisher has met with success in Chicago.
The Lingards appear at the Olympic on August II.
Gilmore's friends are going to give him gold
baton.
Schneider is in London again at the St. James
Theatre.
Madame Arabela Goddard will shortly return 70
London
Matilda Heron lately gave reading OF Camille"
in San Francisco.
The leader of an orchestra at Richmond claims TO
be descendant Of oliver Cromwell.
Signor BrlgnoM has been singing in concert In
London with Miss Nilsson and Mr.. Santley.
Madame Rudersdorn Miss Alice Farman and
Miss Teresa Liebe visit America In the fall.
Mr.. John Robinson, we'll known and wealthy
citizen OF Cincinnati purposes to erect theatre In
that city.
Miss Matilda Phillips, younger sister of the
favorite American cOntralto, lately "debuted' at
Milan in "CenerentOla."
Music and the Globe. Next season she viii have
two more-Mcvickers and Aiken's.
Mr.. ". J. Florence proposes to return to the
United States In the latter part OF August. He viii
bring some novelties and go starring.
w. Fl. Bowditch, so long business agent for the
Florences and ut the Filth Avenue Theatre goes in
the same capacity with Mr. Laurence P. Barrett
next season.
A Baltimore manager has serious intentions OF
bringing out Hamlet" with a practicable and
drown herself in sight of the audience.
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett's last engagement at the
California Theatre one Of the most prosperous
ever played in San Francisco. The receipts during
one week, when ''Julius Cesar was acted and Mr..
Barrett played Cassius were $1,000
A Chicago critic, who could not have been pu-
rifed by the late calamity much as he might have
been, explains the drama thus :-"By the term
drama under this limitation, be 1t understood,
we mean such congeries or delineations and
scenes as co-ordinated into Il vivid and har.
moniOus picture Of the genuine features OF lile."
We always thought the drama was something like
that but we were little doubtful about the 'con-
geries OF deneations."
The rehearsals for "Le Roi Carotte" have COM
menced at the Grand Opera House. Ten additional
cases Of costumes and other properties have been
received by the steamer Denmark, and eight more
left Havre on Monday Of last week, making in all
twenty-five large cases-quite costly affair, we
understand. Mrs. Wood leaves England on
Thursday next, and Miss Rose Hersee on
Saturday Ohenbach has rearranged some
OF the music to fit the adaptation, which
has in some measure been localized. The last
scene or Apotheosis has been designed, under the
special supervision of NJ Sardou, by q Partisan
artist OF celebrity. Gariboldi has just finished the
prosceBum drapery-a piece of work which he con-
sders his chez deucre as an example of scenic art.
The centre OF the border contains large medallion
Of Molierc, the prince OF comedy. Altogether the
evidences are that "Le Ro Carotte" win make his
appearance in truly regal magni6cencc.
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THE STANLEY APPROPRIATION WANTED, A
JOHN THOMAS,
p CLIFTON CRESCENT, BIRKENHEAD,
England, July IL, 1872.

81 CLIFTON CRESCENT, BIRKENHEAD,
England, July IL, 1872.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The Cd77drUon Herald states that s'Mr. Stanley,n
the representative Of the NEW YORK HERALD, who
has just proceeded to Africa In search OF Dr. Living
stone is Mr.. John Thomas, a native OF Denbigh,
whose mother at the present time keeps public
house at st. Asaph
VIII you kindly allow me to inquire If the
enclosed extract Stating that Mr.. Stanley, the dis
coverer Of DR.. Livingstone, is q native Of Wales)
has its foundation in fact, as the subject OF his
nationality has gone the round Of the papers here,
but without any authentic corrObOratiOn IshOud,
therefore, feel very much obliged If you would
settle the disputed question, either through the
medium OF your paper or by letter. enclose stamp
envelope. In the event OF 1t being the former, will
you please send me copy, or advise date and
where to be procured in England? BY so doing y0u
W O'e'' '~' JOHN JONES.
There is evidently mistake here John Thomas
Is not known to HERALD fame. The person de-
scribed in the above letterLas possibly eAst1uuc Ill
the regions OF Bohemia; but, though we have faint
recollection Of having heard the aristOcratic name
before, the great Ap Thomas Is unknown to u.s.
Mr. Stanley Is neither an APP Jones nor an Ap
Thomas he is simply native American. Missouri
and not Wales, Is his birthplace. SO the Denbigh
lady must look for her long-lost Thomas In another
directiOn,1
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POLICE CAPTAIN SUED FOR FALSE I'M
PRlS0EMENT.

About week ago Captain Gunner, Of the Nine
teenth precinct arrested a man named Murray,
the captain Of sand soop, for anchoring his boat
at the Blackwes Island dock, at the foot OF sixty.
fifth street, East River. Alderman Plunktt,
acting magistrate at the Yorkvie Police
Court, before whom Murry was arraigned,
refused to hold him. The prisoner was
steps to prosecute Captain Gunner for false Inn.
prisonment. He received notice yesterday to an
swer, which exercises him considerably Alder
man Plunkitt was. again applied TO yesterday by
Captain Gunner for power to enable him to prevent
others from following Captain Murry's example.
The Alderman said he had no desire 70 be sued Tor
false imprisonment and refused TO ~ Aerfere. The
Captain intends TO get the advice " superintend-
ent kelso about Tie matter.
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SUPREME CBURT-cMAHBsnS.
The Elias Divorce Cnsc.

The Elias Divorce Case.
motion was made yesterday before Judge Pratt,
in the Supreme Court, Chambers in the divorce
suit of Henry Elias VS.. Ernestine Elias, to vacate.
the decree of divorce granted the plaintiff on the
ground that one OF the principal witnesses named
Wthinger, had testified for consideration OF $500.
The Court took the papers, reserving Its decision.
Witnesses In the Stokes Trial.
Application was made yesterday by A. II. Hummell
for writs of habeas corpus in the of Patrick
Hart, Thomas F. Hart and John T. Redwood, the
witnesses In the Stokes trial. who at the close OF the
trial ordered to be detained In the House for
the Detention ofWtncsses The writs were granted
and made returnable this morning The object Is
to get them set at liberty OF released on reasonable
bail.
Release Through Erroneous Commit
mcnt.
Some time since Hirum Carlln was convicted
before three Judges In the Court OF Special Ses-
sons and sent to the schoolship Mercury at Harris
Island. Application was made for his release on
the ground OF the commitment having been signed
by only one Judge. The C0ui ordered the youths
discharge, holding that the commitment was
defective.
Decisions.
Lowe VS.. Mcmahon. --Rcfcrred to Fl. J. Cullen to
take proof and report, with his opinion, to this
Court.
Sibille vs. sbile.-Judgment OF divorce granted.
watson vs. Watson.-Same.
Prouty w. Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad Company.Mction granted; $40
costs.
Bowery Savings Bank Vs. Gallagher.-Mo
granted.
IIarlard ct al VS.. Lilllenthal allowance OF
81 400 granted.
OConnor vs. Shipman ct al.-Motion denied. No
costs.
Brown va. Won wyck.-Reference ordered.
Bryan vs.. Naturalization denied; $40 costs.