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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-25

We should have made more timely
notice of the splendid collation. served
at the "Occidental" on Saturday cven-
ing last. 1t was of exceptional ele'
gance and taste, and in the richness
and bounty of the board has never
been approached in the State. To Mrs.
Myers, the accomplished wife of the
senior of the establishment, the hun
dreds there who luxuriated upon the
daintics owe their thanks.
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THREE Catholic priests have died
at Shreveport. The only one left
came over from Monroe, and was
taken with the fever, but is doing well.
Rev. Mr.. Adams and Rev. Mr.. Dali
zell, Episcopal ministers, are well, and
actively engaged with the sick.
Rev. Mr.. Wilkinson, Methodist min
lister, had the fever, but is getting
well.l-EXchange.
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THE snow-st.rnis on the line Of the
Union Pacific have begun. The trains
on Friday las we're delayed by u
heavy snow-storm between Laramie
and Ogden. AT Rawlins the snow was
eight inches deep.
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rRE LATEST NEWS.

WAsuIgoToN, October 20. The Pres
ident having nearly recovered RON
his sickness, which kept him from his
Office yesterday, received to-day alarge
number OF visitors. On being asked
by friend NJ to the contents Of his re-
cent letter to Mr.. Williams, he said he
therein repeated former remark,
namely, that In addition to what had
already been done by the Government,
the only way Of rcliefwas for the Cow
eminent to buy exchange, but ex-
change could not now be purchased,
as the Government has no use for IL,
having already purchased enough on
London for the Navy and State De-
partments to answer present purposes.
There IL no intention, he further re-
marked, to draw on the forty-four NIL
lion reserve, except for the current eX-
penses of the Government The money
will be used for no other purpose.
YANKToN, Dakotah, October D.
Fl. II. Wintermute, who killed
General McCook, has been indicted
for manslaughter. The friends of
McCook are indignant at the failure OF
the indictment for murder.
CHICAGO, October 23.-Goldsmith
Maids tr0t against time was made IN
2:l79.
HALIFAX, October 23.--Several YES
sells put back on account of boisterous
weather. rhree lives reported lost.
PHILADELPHIA, October 3.-lhe
Locomotive Engineers Convention
elected l.. S. Ingraham, Lafayette,
Indiana, First Grand Engineer. The
next annual meeting will be held,at
Atlanta. Georgia. The session was
secret.
NlAtON, GA., October GA freight
and passenger train cUllided near Sego
station, on the ruthwestern railroad
his morning. j. W. Chick, Express
messenger, Wu. Miller, Mail agent,
and II rui,reH pas enger, name I'M
known, were fatally and two train
nand~ severely hurt. Both trains
wrecked.
s,nlr, rpoRT, October 23.--The tele-
graph force are well, Deaths today
we're: l.. kirkpatrick, (coloredl, w.
j. Wilkinson, Jack Pollard, Colonel 4.
Barnes, j. r. Boon, Harry Deloach,
Andrew j. Lewis, icoloredj, Charles
Mel can.
MARSHALL, Texas, October S:-The
yellow fever is epidemic here. Money
and supplies are wanted.
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The East Texas Conference of the
Colored Episcopal Church, will reei
at Henderson, Texas. instead of tyler,
by request os the Presiding Elder.
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CoIeman's Corn and Wheat Mill

First premium awaried at the following
8 ate Fairs: Mac n, 81 l35l; NeW 12rK,
rs 5; Jackson, Miss, 1879, 1869 $50, 1871, isL2;
Houston, Tex is, 1870, 1871, 1872; Brenhain,
T.xss, ISL; Montgomery, Ala, 1872; Column
bin, 8. c.. 1877.
has stood the test of praciica! use for
nearly n quarter of q century, ana keeps
pace with the times BY being constantly i'm
proved. At eighteen fairs, from New York
city to BRENNAN, Texas, the Coleman Mill
has successfully competed with all otberwell
known and prominent Grist Mills SOLD In
this market, and has always been awarded
the first premium for good and fast grinding
wherever publicly exhibited. Its points OF
nycpllpucp
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s25 REWARD.

win sive Is reward TO any v.se who Win
deliver 70 me, At Waxahnehie, the follow ing
animals: A bright bay mare muie, branf Cd O
on LIFT shoulder, and lee on In nank. end
one yellow mare mule, branded q. also, with
bsll on. They len my premises CD t.e lob
fxfr - % tEh
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
lob Moeae' SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
JUu mOStS FEMALE PILLS

vUu NlOScS FEMALE PILLS
Arc extensively eounterfeited. Dishonest
druggists endeavOr to sell the counterfcits 10
make greater profits. fne ,nulne have the
name of JOB MOSES on cash package. All
Others are worthless limitations. The genu-
inc pills u G unfaiiing In the cure of all those
paiiiful an dangerous dis asses to which the
female constitut on + subject. They ncder-
ate all excessive, and curunll suppression of,
thu lrens,s, when caused by old, inflamma-
ton or disease. In all cases of nervous and
spinal affections, pains in the back or limbs.
fatigue ON slighteXtl ton. palpitation of the
heart, Mysteries and whites, they will effect
cure when all other III ans have ,ilea and
although very powerful, con ain nothing
hurtfIl 10 IN IN ist helicAt conStitutinn.
Circulars In Fnslsl, German and French
around each bqttlf give full directions and
advice. Z, - C
The grnuin pills are sold Mt most drug
stoies, nut 1t youfdrugglst can hot supply the
genuine, dGnOt BE- persuaded 10 accept any
counterf IL or bogus article, but send on
dollar to the sole promotion, Job Moses, ~
Cnrtiandt street, y 'w York, wit name of
express Office at which you Will call for the
package, and u hqtle of the genuine pills,
securely packed III plain wrapper, Will be-
sent by r. turn express.
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMED 2
DELAuARE.s SPECIFIC PILLS.

Pieparsd by ]. GarancIore, No. "a Rue Lon-
bard, Paris,
These pills are highly recommended by the
en- Ire M deal fsoalty of France as the very
best remedy In all cases Of sperlnatorThea or
seminal weakness, weak spine, deposits in
the urine, nervous debility, and all the
CHASTITY train oil dispRs sarising frDm abuse
and secret habits. They cure when all other
remedies fail, and have been ussd With as
tonishing success by the leading French ply
phlets Of advice In each box or will b. sent
nee 10 any address. Price 81 per box, sent by
Innfi, secereiy sealed frnin observation. on
receipt of price, by any authorised agent
Oscar q. Mo.ses. 10 Co tlandt ST., New York.
Sole General Agent for America.
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AS an Advertising Medium
THEWEEKLY HERALD

VIII be made up Of all the best and most
important contents Of the daily, and will be :
made
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;,isns, Grcga's Annual visitati0nS.
Dallas, Tuesday and Wednesday, ocs'herzi
ana -.
Ii!stn, i!GuS ,tdciu "a.
S,crman, sunday, October ~.
The olrcrty will b. applied TO Diocesan
m SslOnS,
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Factory, 20o Tchoupitoulas street, opposite
Is, Mary's market; depot and saiesroom, 9
Union Street, near ST. Charles Theater, New
Orleans
AGENTS: Owens & Engli h, Galveston;
Henry SheriIius, Houston; Norton 4 Deutz.
San Antonio; RI sell, Rainey d Co Jefter-
son; James i. Utz, Shreveport. fepI-ly
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A Valuable Family Newspaper

Its subscription list, already large, is fast
increasing, having a heavy circulation In
this and the adjoining counties, as well as
ell over the State and country
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SIMPLICITY, Durability and Efficiency.

Six different sizes, for plantation and conn
try grinding. The stones are of solid French
burr. Price about the same as other mills.
The highest testimonials from parties IN
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas.
Send for circular and price list.
Manufactured by
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VIVA THE SiLL TREATY AMJUNFs TO.

W.sr ,Oun ! Full Of Indians
The following letter was received by
the banking house of Messrs. Adams "
Leonard, of this city, and to whore
kindness we are indebted for its pro-
duction in our columns:
DECATUR, October Is.
The county is full Of Indians. The
treaties made a few days ago at Fort
sill save only made them worse. They
were in our town last night, ana stole
Il number Of horses. J. w. BOOTH.
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spaldineis eiue slvsss up % stiekins
y0sEt
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a LIGHT weight gentleman of this
city, in climbing fence yesterday,
,lst his hold, and 'p.ispas & irave lis
uu,ly "a ouc aiio ',i his b.t- on the
Jthcr. \ Yiups ais, mt observing
tie ayc.dc :, .o,cd fcN ','pd-
altelward au3 uNi"iug Jhe leg e.
marked to Il lricid with hcr "iFnat
an elegant pail of vioiinsirinR'. VINO
could have left thcni oul thrrc::'
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TERMS.
Strictly I'm Advanee.)

JOHN w. swINDEILs q CO.,
Publishers and Proprieters-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-04

BEFORE SQUIRE CLoHAN. - John
O'Neil was, on Yesterday, arrested and
taken before Justice Clohan charged
with committing an assault on John
Creigher, an old German, by hitting
him on the head with piece OF iron.
The assault was a shameful one, under
the circumstances, and the Justice held
the accused to bail in the sum Of 500
to keep the peace and be good behav-
ior for one year.
Fritz River, on yesterday, went to
the house OF Caroline River, his etep-
daughter, aud carried off all the goods
and chattles ne could lay his hands on.
A warrant was Issued by Justice Clohan'
charging him with larceny and tres
pass. 1t seems that Fritz and his step.
son, Mrs. Caroline's husband, went to
the house of Mrs. Rivers and took out
the furniture, chattles and everything
that they could take away. A hearing
of the charge resulted in his being com-
mitted to Jail in default Of giving bail
in the sum 1890 to answer the charge.
Two boys named Strickland were ar
rested last evening and taken before
Squire Clohan, charged with breaking
the fence of Robert Frazier, OF the
Eighth ward and carrying it off to make
firewood OF. One OF them WAS discharg-
| ed and the other was held in the sum
OF 500 for good behavior. Mr.. Frazier
did not desire to prosecute the boys aud
only desired that they should behave
themselves.
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Tribute OF Respect.

WHEREAS: An Advise Creator has
been pleased in bis wisdom to remove
from the field of labor to that OF reward
Brother James Montgomery, an honor
ed and beloved member of this lodge,
therefore,
Resolved. That in his death, Eureka
Lodge, I. o. o. F., has lost one OF its
most useful members, one who in his
intercourse with his brethren and the
world at large, exemplifed the princi-
Piles of our Order, aud through whose
zeal and ability much was done to
promote lis interest.
Resolved That while we bow in huns
BILE submission to the will OF our Hea-
venly Father, who doeth all things well,
and while our hearts are saddened with
with grief al the loss Of our
brother, we are comforted with
the assurance that though dead,
yet shall he live again, and that we
extend to his bereaved family, our sim
cere sympathy, assuring them that in
there bereavement we mourn with
them.
Resolved, That the charter Of our
Lodge be draped in mourning for three
month";, and that the members wear
the usual badge for thirty days.
Resolvca That copy Of these resolu-
tons be forwarded by the proper
officers to the family of the deceased
aud that they also be spread upon the
records OF our Lodge.
Fraternally submitted,
S. L. BRIcE.
C. H. SPRINGER
A. HARRIS.
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DIsoHARaED.-Geo. Mallory, the en-
giueman charged with mapslaughter, in
causing the death of VIM. 81. Hendrix:
yesterday week, had a hearing before
Justice Hollidsy,in Moundsville, yester-
day. The examination resulted in his
discearge from arrest. The Justice
held that the conductor, and not the
enginemsn, was the one responsible for
any accident that might happen, be-
cause, under the rules Of the company,
the engineer Of train must obey the
orders be receives from the conductor
1t was also shown that Hendrix and
Mallory were the best Of friends and
10 malice could possibly be alledgsd.
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CousrY CouRr.-Belore this court,
yesterday, Franz Brandt was appointed
administrator Of the estate Of Barbara
Brandt, late OF Ohio county, deceased.
Bond $1,000.
The case of George Forbes, indicted
for adultery, was set for trial for to-day
The case of Patrick Conley, indicted
for assault and battery, was Get for
Friday.
The case of Theophilus Laramie, in
dicted for selling liquor to minor, set
for Friday.
The case of J.J. Forester, two in-
dictments for selling liquor unlavfully'
and OF Henry Daub, selling to a minor,
were set for Saturday.
The law trial docket was called and
the causes set for hearing.
The cases of Frank Stanley, unlaw-
full ceiling Of liquor, and George Baird,
assault and battery, were set for Fri
day.
A capias was ordered to be issued for
Isaac Wolf, charged with larceny, re-
turnable at 9 o'clock this morning.
The grand jury returned three bills
in the following cases: Lee Harris for
keeping and exhibiting a faro bank /;
August Wiedebusch, two indictments
for selling liquor on Sunday; Fred
Sbipley, same; Chris Baker, cruelty 10
animals; Isaac Wolf, petit larceny !;
Ellen Stanley, four indictments for
selling liquor without license. 1ndict-
ment No. 6, against Mrs. Stanley, was
returned mot true BILL"
In the case OF George P. Steinbach,
against Stevenson & Co., judgment was
rendered for the plaintiff for $l30l9.
The grand jury having, completed
its labors, was discharged from further
attendance.
The court adjourned until 9 o'clock
this morning.
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For some time past We announced
through our columns the absolute clos-
ing out OF summer Dry Goods and
Ready-pade suits at the Dry Goods
House OIL. Blum & Bro. But few OF
the goods included in this sale remain
to be sold. Most of our readers are
aware that Messrs. l. Blum 4 Bro. have
been manufacturing suits and UNDER
wear on q very extensive scale. and
have produced novelties in styles which
were much admired and highly spoken
Of by all who visited their sales room.
Our ladies have already learned the
fact, that to procure q dress a Ia
mode" they need only 80 to Blum's
The proprietors have informed US that
they are now busy manufacturing their
fall stock, and will exhibit at the OPEN
ing of the season . variety OF styles
never before produced in this region.
We shall appriss our readers OF their
opsslng in due time
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NARROW EscApz.-We heard yester.

MARROW EsoApB.-We heard yester"
day for the first time an incident Of the
food on Short Creek Last week that de-
serves mention. At the time Of the
rain five men, John Hough, Wiley
dooch, J. NJ. Gooch, E. Peyton and J..
S. Morgan were at work in Mr.. Nor
CANS coal bank on Short Creek, about
two and a half miles from West
Liberty. The coal vein at this place is
near the bed of the creek. The men
were working in the bank about IT'S
yards from the entrance and the first
intimatiou they had OF the flood was
the water splashipg at their feet. TAX
ing the alarm at once they started
to wade out when they found that a.
the entrance the water had already
risen to within eight inches Of the roof
Two OF the men, Peyton and Morgan,
by placing their hands against the roo'
of the bank and thus steadying them
selves succeeded in making their exit
and swan ashore. The other three
sought refuge on sort OF shelf a little
higher than the mouth of the bank.
The stream rose until the entrance Of
the coal bank was completely closed,
and the three men sat there in dark
ness and horror staring death in the
face for more than two hours, until the
subsidepce of the torrent they were
liberated from what they had feared
would be their grave. The anxiety of
the people on the out side was intense
and their satisfaction at the liberation
Of the captives was scarcely less than
that of the escaped miners themselves.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-04

A FEARFUL SLAUGHTER.=-J. w. Fer
rel is now visiting New York, Phila~
delphia and Boston, making the largest
purchases OF fancy and staple dry
goods ever brought to the city. In Or
der to make room for the coming new
stock, we will cell for a few days all
goods in our line at greatly reduced
prices. Now, ladies, is your chance.
Embrace this opportunity. Call and
sse for yourselves.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-04

The New LETTER BOXES The new
letter boxes were placed on the lamp
posts yesterday, and attracted q great
deal of attention, especially the one at
the corner OF Market and Twelfth
street, which was surrounded by chill
dren nearly all day, who stared at it in
open mouthed wonder. These recep-
tacles for correspondence will be a
great convenience, especially to those
of our citizens who live at distance
from the postoffice. We are fast be-
coming metropolitan in our style.
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Extracts.
PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
i until y O'Clock 81, on Tues tag. Sep
ember End, 1873, for four bundled ll0I per-
ches coping stone, one hundred (l0D percnes
brackets, and one hundred and fifty peTches
OF rubble stone. The coping stone to dress
four feet long, three feet six Inches bed, and
one foot rise. The brackets To dress three
feet long, one foot bed, and one foot four
inches rise. And the rubble to be good
square stone, all 10 be grey sand stone, and
OF good building quality, and 10 be delivered
on the PenitenIiary grounds. at such times
as the superintendent may direct, and the
whole amount TO be delivered on or before
the first OF December, 1873.
Proposals will be received for the coping
stone in quantities Of one hundred percheE
or m ore ; for brackets in quantities OF fifty
peTches or more; and for hubble stone IN
quantities OF fihy perches or more. Samples
Of stone will be required at the Off se aiore-
mentioned before awarding any contracts.
Proposals will be addressed to
Capt WIN. Q. BRIDGES,
Superintendent, at
augl3-i Moundsville, West Va,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-04

PERsoNAL.-B. E. Tiff, manager for
the Phoenix Life Insurance Company,
has opened an office in this city in the
room, near the corner OF Market and
Fourteenth street, formerly occupied
BY r. G.. Bonham. Our citizens will
find Mr.. Tiff a pleasant and courteous
gentleman, and the company he repre-"
sents one OF the best in the country.
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TOTAL, ZOO GIFTS, ALL CASH .

TOTAL, u 90 GIFTS, ALL CASH ,oo
The distribution will be positive, whether
all the tickets are sold or not, and the l2,UOO
gifts all paid in proportion TO tie tickets
sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS Whole tlcket's5O ;
Halves s25: Tenths, or each Coupon, 80 !;
Eleven - hole tickets for 900; 22H Tickets
for $1,000; lI3 Whole tickets for 5000; "a
Whole Tickets $4,000. NO discount on less
than $500 wo tn of tickets al a time.
Tickets now ready for sale, and all orders
accompanied by the money promptly I'LL
THOS f. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Publ. Lihr. KY, and Manager Gift
Concert, Public Library Building, Louis
willie, Ky. supt2-egb
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Another Article OF Common Ho use.
hold Use Superseded.


Associated with the earlier recollec-
tons Of a great many men and women
is the Bath brick and emery stone
vherevith the knives and forks, and
pans and kettles. and other kitchen ar
ticles were at stated times secured up"
That primitive mode prevails to-day in
thousands of families who have never
used Sspolio. But osce let Sapolio be
used for this purpose and that house,
wife never wants Bath brick or emery
stone any more. Sapolio not only
ecours off all rust and tsrnish, it bright
ems, bestows a polish as brilliant as new
and does it in one-tenth the time re-
CURED by any other substance. Sold
everywhere. Housekeepers, try it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-04

Waterman APporNrED.-Upon peti"
ton Of John Reid, Jr., and many others,
Mayor LETTERS has appointed Perry
Tracy Waterman aud qualified him
as a deputy sergeant. His especial beat
will be on Market, Sixteenth, and
Main streets, and all trespassers or Of
tenders against the peace would better
give him a wide berth.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-04

Now is the time to call at the Weed
Sewing Machine room, "a Market st.
and subscribe for the best fashion book
published. The Metropolitan, and get
the premium OF one dollars worth OF
patterns. Subscription price only two
dollars per year, taken TO your door and
no questions asked.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-04

CoMrRoMIsED.-On Tuesday William
Engleheart was arrested on complaint
OF G George West, on warrant issued BY
Justice Launder, charged with selling
liquor on Sunday. When the parties
came together before the justice conn
promise was made by which the COM
plant was withdrawn on Engleheart
paving the costs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-04

Cur HIS LRG.-Chsrles Trapper, who
works in the Wheeling Window Glass
Works, while carrying cylinders. yes
terday, dropped one of them. 1t broke
aud q piece OF the glass cut him in the
calf of the leg, to the bone. Medical
aid was summoned for him as speedily
as possible and he was doing quite well
last night.
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To KEEP THE PEAcE.-James Bar

To KEEP THE PEAcE.-James Barr,
who lives on German street, Centre
Wheeling, wars arrested and taken be-
fore Justice George Forbes, on Tuesday
night, charged with committing an as
sault and battery on Mrs Barr, the
wife of his bosom. He was held in the
sum OF $50 to keep the peace for one
year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-04

AN OurRAaE.-Yesterday while an
old lady. named Mrs. Shelley, was
walking on the railroad near the foot OF
Washington street, North Wheeling,
she was set upon by party of unruly
BOYS. who amused themselves by
throwing stones and dirt at her. They
should be every one arrested and made
to suffer for their outrageous conduct.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-04

HAVING received full and choice
inc of Cassimeres and goods Of all des-
criptions for spring and summer wear,
would be glad to have those who are
IN need oil goods in my line to call and
examine my stock which is unsurpass-
ed in the city, before purchasing
JOHN L. RICE,
No. 3S, Monroe Street,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-04

POLICE Court The only case be-.
fore this court yesterday morning was
that of James Barr, charged with dis
turbing the peace by whipping his wife.
TIE offence being an aggravated one in
the opinion o'the court, Barr was fined
SIS and costsror thirty days.