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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-08-28
A Eish story.

John Jackson was walking along the
river bank one day, when he saw piece
of string attached to a peg stuck in tho
ground. He picked up tho string, OF
which one end was 10 the water, aud hau.
led iu three dne bass, which by some
means or other had strung themselves
through the gills on the line. jackson was
so asIonished by this circumstance that he
did no! know what to say, but he aelerm'
ined to take tho fish home and show them,
Before doing so, however, hO looked about
to see il anybody could give an eSpIana'
ton Oft affair, but he only saw gentle
man fishing some quarter Of a mile of. and
not wishing to interrupt him in his sport
picked up bis prize and walked home with
it. John Jackson bad bis fish for supper,
and pronounced them very fine, but to this
day he cannot explain how three bass
could possibly string themselves through
the gills, tip themselves around peg, and
go back to the water again. The gentle,
man who bad been fishing must have made
just such Ouothor curious capture and lOst
it, for he was heard later in tho evening
talking very loud, and asking somebody
very profancIy, what the something had
become Of it.
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Saved Through Masonry.

We clip tho following from tho Port
land Argus: "a young Maine nan, who
is engaged in the commercial travelling
business for Chicago house, was travel.
ing out ln the far West, when he was tax.
en- possession Of by two men, who simply
informed him that they were officers and
wanted him. HO expOStulatOd, explained
demanded explanations, &C, but all in
vain. No one the train knew him, aud
there we're those who did know tho Off.
GERS. All that he could get out Of them
was that he was the man thOy wanted, 80
To this way he was taken some ninety
miles into the interior. Upon arrival be
had no longer to remain in Ignorance Of
bis supposed offense, tho whole village be-
ing out to welcome him with cries as
"here's the id horse thief, caught at
last, Let's string him up"
The officers made some show Of resis-
lance, but the excited mob took possession
Of their victim and marched him into town,
near the centre Of which q moose was al
ready strung over the limb of tree
Our friend thought it was all up with him
sure. Expostulation was received with
derisiou, Everybody recognized him as a
notorious horSe.thicf, whose deprGdationS
had been continued and extensive, A
horso.thief in that country is looked upon
as something worse than an average mur.
dorer. There was pot a plying eye in
tho crowd, and the UNIVERSAL cry was
"Lynch him!" Ho tried to pray, but the
commercial travelling business had ruined
him from praying! WhilO waiting uodCr
the moose happy thought struck him!
His Masonry! He is Royal Arch Ma
son!
In all that crowd there must be Ma.
sons He gave the grand hailing signal of
distress We are not at liberty to explain
how it was done, for several reasons, the
chief Of which is, we don't know, But he
gave it, and in an instant one Of the FORE
most citizens Of the town spraog to his
side and gave some more of his Masonic
signals, and the prisoner was quickly sur
rounded BY twenty or thirty determined
mOu,s4ho halaAbq utCWaaF Eilll.
drawn pistolsIT Our friend explained to
the leading man who be was. They or
ganizod committee Of investigation, tol-
egraphed to Cairo aud verified all bis state
meuts, and the brutal mob sunk away
heartily ashamed
Our friend was made as comfortable as
possible by his Masonic friends, but he
says he never experienced such intense
anxiety as he did when he stood under. tbe
moose.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-08-28

WoNAN LOVED. What a wonderful
thing love is to woman! How it helps
her to know that gone one is always fond
of her, and rejoices when she rejoices' aud
sorrows when she grieves; to be sure that
her faults are loved, and that her face is
fairor to one, at least, than faces that orc
more beau:iful-thut ope great heart
holds are sacred to its iumOst recesses
above all other women; she can do anything
suffer anything, thus upheld She grows
pretlier under the sweet influence, bright
er, kinder, stronger, and life seems but .
fore,tasto ofheavep, end her dreams are
goIasp.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-08-28
Without a Newspaper.

Nothing presents sadder commentary
upon the present condition Of society than
the large number Of families, both in town
and country, but moro especially in the
latter, that do not subscribe for paper OF
any kind How many families are thus
growing up utterly ignorant Of what is
trauspiriug in the world around them
ignorant Of the mighty events of tho day.
But who can tell Of the vast amount OF in'
jury Inflicted upon the rising generation
those who are to take our place at no dis
tact growing up without any know
ledge Of the present or any study Of the
past; this ignorance, too, being imbqeq in-
to them by tho sanction Of those who
should, and doubtless do know better, did
they only think Of the injurious elects Of
their insane course. Let the head Of the
family thipkofthis apaplapaiaiho Assl:
Ofthose i0r whom be is resPonsibI6' The
meaus pfacqpiriug some knowledge Of the
moving panorama in which we act our
different parts. Grafton Sentinel
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-08-28

Anew style Of dressing the hair recent
ly adopted is to brush it back from the
forehead aud fasten it at the back in coil
or knot. 1t is very plain aud may not be-
come every lady, but twill be found De.
cool for tue summer, aud is
much more sensible than the old style Of
gigantic ohignous aud tOBeriug-he'ps Of
puFs and fEisgeH
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The people of Lewis county voted, some
time ago, to subscribe l25,OOo to the
capital stock of the Northern and Southern
West Virginia railroad company The
subscription, however, was meyer made
available, other counties having failed to
raise their proportion Of The funds neccs-
sary for the construction Of the road. II
is now proposed to build a railroad between
Clarksburg and Weston, and an order Of
tho county Court has been made directing
q vote Of the people to be taken on the
second Tuesday Of October upon the ques-
tion oftrausferring to The new enterprise
tho aid originally vOtedtO The old Lewis
county needs a railroad and will one
The people are evidently in earnest and
"mean business "-GlarhSGurg Sun.
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4 farmer and his wife called at De-
trOit photograph gallery few days ago to
order some photographs Of her, aud while
the operator was getting ready the hqs-
band gave the vito little advice as to
how Sue must sct "FasteD your mind 90
something" he said, "oF else you will
laugh and spoil the job. Think about
early days, how your father got in Jail,
and your mother was an old scolder' aud
what you would have been if hadn't pitt
ed yOuI Jest fasten your mind on that!'
She didn't have any photographs taken
Neither will be for some time to come
He shouldn't have talked so.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-08-28

A number Of BARRIERS we're recently
brought before justice in Richmond. Va,
charged with carryiugop- steir bssinsHSop
Sunday The justice, however, dischaFs-
ed them, as he held that shaving onsundag
had by long usage and public opinion bar
come an adjunct to that proper clsapIiness
necessary for attending church serviOeS.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-08-28

"Tbe musketo is intensely religious,7
said Sparques to bis spouse, to day, "Hog.
sol" she inquired Because he is prey.
ing all the timo," said Spsrques. Mrs,
sparqpes smiled at her husbands joke; but
Immediately said, "MusketOes are not re-
ligious," "Wty" asked Sparqpes. "Ber
cause they present their bills Ou Sundays
sparques went out for = Valk and for
meditation. .sg,{
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-08-28

Au old goptlepau in Maine is preparing
for The good time to come 30 has caus'
ed to be erected in the cemetary a gorgeous
monument to the memory Of himself and
wifo, setting forth their virtues, ETC., and
leaving The dates Of their deaths to be GIL.
cd 10 whenever those events may happen,
1t is said that his chief delight consists in
watching the tbrongs Ofgaping rusticS as.
sembled around the monument to admire
its beauty aud ponder oyer its soplptural
adornments.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-08-28

The tollpgipg is acopy Ofa notice, dis.
alaseainsa Geld in South London: "Las
dies and gentlemen are requested este not 70
steal tprnips. Other persoll I dsteclNas
viii beprosecptsa.' 81.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-08-28

A Cincinnati nam has announced his
intention Of publicly dedloatiog a new barn
RitArsligiOus sOloupjty.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
MASON COUNTY.

MASON COUNTY.
Judge Circuit Coprt-RoN JOS. SMITH;
Rrsidence. RavenswoOd, Jackson county.
Clerk Circuit Court-=O. B. WAGGENER
President County Oourt-B. J. REDMOND.
CLERK County Oourt--E. KiMBERLlNG:
Prosecuting Attorney--D. W. P0LSLEY'
Sherif--C. SEH0S.
Jailor-J. JEWETT.
Surveyor Of LapiS--G, " PDLgM:
Assessor Dist. No. i-jAC0B ROUsH'
IDS Van MATRE, Dept.
No. 2-JOEN y BUCKLEY.
gnprrintend't of Schools--G. 7. B. MOORE.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

SECRET SOCIETIES.
Masonic -Minlurn Lodge No 10, A F. and
A. NJ, meets monthly, on the night Of the tGII
moon, the same beng Tuesday, or on the
Puesday night Immediately preceding w."
KENNY, Secretary. :,
100. F.-Thc Point Pleasant Lodge No.
33,I.0.O. f.. meets every Thursday might
at Fishers Hall. JOHN MASON, Secretary
POST OFFICE HOURS.--The Office is
opcu from O'Clock a. m. 10 3 o'clock p NJ
Oh Sundays from = o'clock ann. to y I. NJ
VIM, FRENCH, I'oslmGsIer. E,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-08-28

Young ~qq Of slender incomes, medi,,
tating marriage, will do well to ponder on
the unfortunate situation Of Mr.. George
Cane, Of Brooklyn, before !akiug that step.
He is only tvonty.ono yS&s old, and has
applied for o divorce from the woman To-
whom he was married two years ago He
says be is a,hardRare clerk, on salary Of
eight dollars week, but out of this be
must pay Mrs. Cane alimdny Of four
dollars week, pending the suit, and one
hundred dollars to hor lawyers for defend
ing bor. So the court decided and be
goes to Jail il he fails or refuses 70 obey. =
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-08-28

Proposed Oil Pipe to the Sea Board.
There is now an effort being made, aud
with alleged success, to form accompany 10
pipu oil from the petroleum regions to tho
commercial marls on tho SeabOard. The
proposition is Quo which will, Of course,
strike tho general reader with amnSemant,
and command tho serious attention nf SCii
eHtistS and mOcbanicT but it must bo ro'
mcRberCd that this is tho age. Of wonders,
and while two Pennsylvania erOnauts are
just perfecIiug their arrangements to OrOGR
the Atlantic by means of q, balloon, aud 4
combination Of other Peuusylvuuiaps will
meet at Pittsburgh to further consider tho
project Of improving the QhiQ river BY
feeding it with water from Lakes Rric and
Chataqua, we must not be surprised with
the offer to pipe oil from its sources Of sup,
ply to its market Of consumption,
But the proposition to pipe oil from tho
petroleum regions is certainly most wOnd-
orful. How will ii DO forced over great
olcvations2 How forced through immense
proSsions? How secured in pipes subject
to incaIcuIablo prcssaroS These are only
1.-THE Of the questions which nov Sug,
gest themselves, but which science readily
answers and simplifcs, The project i4
within the range of engineering ability
II is Of po moro magnitude than crossing
tho Alleghenies with a locomotive, no
grauder in conception than j. Edgar
Thompson's Horseshoe Bend. ap achieve
mcnt In engineering which has won tho
admiration Of every man who has beheIf
its sublime proportions and mathematical
beauty, We expect to SEQ the day, il tho
Lord permits US 10 live another decade,
when Illuminating gas will bo supplied to
the different parts Of the States by means
Of pipes running from the oil rcgiOng.-7
The supply Of ibis gas is as certain and
abundant as that Of COal. The nature Of
its manufacture is as perpetual as that OF
water, and therefore no greater risk will
be run in laying pipes for its conveyance to
distant points than is now incurred in pi-
ping large cities to convey water, in bring.
ing water from long distances OH layipg,
interpinablo tfacksof itCnstOsiaaiIitnte the
.raaf1OIl,,ipu.uin one sHgP,uvlturAll
products, bibeds aud quadrupcds.
The men at the bead Of The piping
scbepe are shreRd and practical Some
oflhom arc identified with tho greatest Of
our material projects, and understand pre-
oisoly what they arc about They are TO-
solved to put this thing through, 10 that
in a few years We may expect to see plugs on
the Delaware front from which ships vii!
bo loaded with The oily freight running
through pipes direct from the tanks op
Oil Greek. Piasbpyh Dispatch.
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PHY YSICIAN
DIR. L. r. q MPBELL,
Physician and Surgeon,

POM Peasant, Vest Ia.
HAVING located permanently at Point
IL Pleasant offers his professional services
to the citizens Of the town and vicinity. He
hopes by strict attention to business, TO merit
Continuance Ofthe liberal patronage he has
already received.
Hen.ay be found at all times at his Office
when not professionally engaged.
Nog. SLY.
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w. A. E.iDKsEas.
Petroleum Centre, Oct %, 1873,

AGE OF PRoMGSENT ACToRs We give
below ihe ages OF the prominsn, actors aud
actresses OF the present day: Edwin Booth is
thirty nine years old Maggie Mlicaeii thirty
nine; Lolita tweaty nine; l. Barrett thin
ty five; Frank Cnauifau iuy one; John L
Ovens fifty four; John Brougham fifty tive I;
Lester WalltcK fifty three; BJnc'cJult fifty
eight; Mrs. Chanirau tbirly three; Mas
NsjIson thirty; Joe Jefferson forty five;
Agnes Ethel thi'ty one; Clara Morris thmty
Mrs. Bowers fifty; L a Sothern forty; JAM
auscnek forty; w Florence forty; John
Collins seventy five; Ben De Bar fifty
eight.
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DON'T BE EXlUYssUGGED

With quacss and imposters, who will not
fleece you, but in ninety-nlnc CAGES out d !
dred dose you W tn balsam oopaira caIomel,
making your case worse. Resort n' once Y
only sovereign rcmedv that can be relied on, !
Callum's Ro I Blood Searcuer, whch bl
from the system all form Of private d'-ee'7 E,
virus In the blood; alan, seminal Weakne'''
energy, loss Of memory, and all nervous, di
resulting fir, IN sell abIse which destroys bGls.
and body, rendering marriage Impossible. W
ted. rice hy malt (-ecurely sealad, no exp
! 90 pr package Each package makes y
of Blood Searcher. " Miinms NJ dcine Co..
burgh, va Box 1886. Pamphlet Free
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At last we are to have from one OF the
greatest-pathaps the greatest Of Southern
GeneIais bis account Of the war. Va refer
to Gen. Joseph L. Johnson, whose history
OF hs campaigns is soon to be published IL
pa octave volume by Mr. Appleton 1t il
to be embeIiisheG with portraits of dlsiinI
guished officers and maps q! various scenes
and operations.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-13

Two Episcopal churches of Baltimore
were recently kembiiezed BY thieves supi
posed to be: from Philadelphia. An elegant
and easily golden chalice was demolished,
and the precious stones carried OFF to be d il
vded in silence. Such sacrilege is iortu.
nately rare even in these days of Addition,
Division and Silence
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-13
WEEKLY OIL REPORT.

New ventures are quite limited at present
and a ganersl holding back is manifest III
every direction aud among our most en'er|
pris,ug opera tore. However. a lew new
,ics have he en started the current week,
and the hall DOZEN commenced a week or
two since ate progressing.
The Lancaster well, Durham creek, Is
still the centre OF attraction, The yield hold
ing cut as at ast report, aud classes the
well over Il hundred barrels day. Messrs.
Perkins, Cooley & e leeson realizing that
their well Is eiac,-d by the Dancas'er well.
are crowIine up 10 the edge OF the,r propeH
ty 30 tba, the riSs viii touch and the holes
VIII be one aud bnif yards opar'. As u
ia can ,empated 10 do soma last work 10
pnujny dowu the dew veature OF Messrs. L.
C. IL Co.. We may soon be aole To record
The result. A illie TO the notih OF the
Lancaster we'll, upon the Murray territory,
| the new we'll OF Mrssrs. Woodward Co.
| IS down 44O with tsr show. The test
WI commence ct once.
4 short distance to the south OF the Lam
caster well, Mr.. Samson has rig upon t"r
acres OF the Murray territory, hr. Lancey ,
new venture is 10 he li!,!e to the nor'wesl
OF the c. bsou well. dr. .McDonald's No.
is located rear his No. q and ls putting il
casing The rll for tbs venture OF aes'rs
| v.uiuyl K Co., is beiag ngad-l local ior
south o! Inyerso II wells.
Tho Gres Eastern" well Of Messrs. Per.
kins Il Cooley, located lot -, lith conces.
son, tufos OUT ,lk, its namesAkp-a non.
payil q iustituti,n. Parties owning prop.
eFty east OF Putro;ia IRE somewhat disap
;oiuted, bul nope for ''het.er luck mex
tlme Mes.rs. Fish IL Townsend have
rig read, f0r their No. 4-.ocatlon a litt
south west Ut tho cod Irousdes." The ol,
C1aise wei. koowl IS Maple Leaf, Mem il
La ,errltory, has been working, but falls T.
eiya satisfactlon. The owners, Messrs
Rlb,gninI IL Brak purpose putting the. wei
deeper fne stem IL Co., well nearly Op
pusite M.ftGGviiie school house, is dow
over 40 ieei with ,isbi show; It ia eXps Gle
io iial.1 10 4Sj isel this week aud test il
mediately. The Ward IL Lsmbe vel
Lambe property, progressive. TIE ne'
ven uIe Of Mssscs. Peat, Jonuenn ,S GuC
nor " ST, near Dr.dar territory, has bee
deiayrG Dy drsahase 0! tools al l4O. Th
McCausby & Wood wei. lot ,, in the lltt
ntar!, campieted, uud viii souu .a tesled
In answer to inquifles we would repol
that tie London road we'll d ID rot argue i
favor q! b. o.. nrit EXCEEDING that direc
ton. We l.asn the well heretofore yefarIr
to as heing pas down near Cape V.ncsn
YoIk State, by MessIs. Clement * Eullin
contractors, t1T company 10 tharnetghlo
: lcoj, has hAd plenty Ut gas above 10
j beIo% grudud, but "n.fy u bit" OF the proC
; lou. lud. .-[Pe.soila, Ont, Advertiser.
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TOOK MOTIFS.

Taking into consideration the
dullness of the times and the
low price of oil, not speaking
of the scarcity of money, l
have concluded to reduce the
price of isENXsssl delivered
at the wells to ;SE,0D per bar
rel. My motto is live and LET
live. Pay me a call before
going elsewhere snd | will
satisfy you as to quality and
price of Benzine. Old stand
Railroad track on Fonrth
Street.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-13

The concert given by the Plumer Choral
Union, 10 the U. p, Church IN that village,
last evening, WAS success in every partc !
ular. Quite number o! our citizens were
present, and all unite in prououncins it q
very fine affair. We shalt probably have
report from our regular correspon dent in
day or two.
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MILLERsrowN, Pa. Nov. j

\ new we'll was struck on the Baruhaft
i-sm ta-d-y 1t is owned hV 4. Prentice.
Smd il Is throwing off its head at tn un-
Inowu rate. II promises, however, TO be q
good well. Oh is City csnts per barrel.
and no burcl Asers. Everything looks dead
No new wells are starting add lhe old wells
are falling # rapidly.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-13

The Supreme Court OF south Carolina has
decided against railroad compuny in a
suit brought by Knox q Gill, merchants of
Camden, in that State. to recover the ex-
cess over fair and legal charge for freight,
and the Supreme Conrt of Iowa has award
ed 81, 75O tu father for the killing of his
child by passing traip.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-13

Low Prices in Oil.

OH sold at Parker's yesterday at eighty
cents, which makes oil at the wells wertb
fifty cents per barrel in the Butler districts.
A little more depression and oil viii be
sold down to tweuiy-gve cents at the wells
The truth is shipments for foreign exports
ore about over for this year. This sooner
tho bottom is reached the bsttet il Will be
for the country.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-13

Ap Iowa preacher said in his sermon the
other Sunday: ''Religion 10 the heart, nv
friends, is like four aces in the deck; with
out it no man can hold a certain hand ~
l, is doubtful whether the reverend gen le-
mau's theology will be accepted by that
elsss Of poker players WAC hold that a
"straight flush" beats four of kind,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-13

The colored o1gehoremen in New Orr
leahs have organized society and will not
allow any one to work on the wh.ris who
does not belong to it. 1t is feared that
there will be q repetition of the trouble
which resulted so fatally last year. For
The present shipmasters and contractors are
obliged TO yield to the unionists
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Debt 10 never dign flied.

Debt ia never dign flied.
Epitapb for an nronaut-"Gone up.n
The early advertiser catches the worm.
A handsome store ia q good advertiser
ment.
Twins, like misfortunes, never come
singly.
Apaper "mill"-a fight between rival
journals.
Cold snaps play much hob with tho pint
efs' rollers
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Tho sard,ne fisheries Ia Francs ut present
employ 10000 sailors and some Is, 900 neu
womea and children on land to prepare the
tish for market. II SENS that the catch ia
now Diminishing evergreen, and the almost
canplete failure of the fish may be antici-
pated at no remote period.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-13

Princess Louise and the Marquis olLorne
are soon to take up their residence at Ken/
sineton Palace. The mansion now building
to the south OF the palace for the Duke OF
Edinburgh and his bride will not be
ready for occupation for two years, but they
will live in Clarence House, in Park lane
in the meantime.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-13

We have often wondered bow 1t was that
the ladies wOuld come down town ct cold
morning on week day with d. "clcnd''
twisisd down tight over their ears. bat OH
Sunday, be 1t ever SO cold, they travel To
chnrch with knot OF ribbon and lace on
top Of their hcad and no prOte tiou 10 thcir
ears.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-13

The agen, of the Northera Pacific Rail-
way in Liverpool, Mr.. l.. Henderson, WAS
committed for trial on Oct s at the Dale
Street Police Court on the charge o f having
obtained ESQ under false pre,euces. Mr..
smith, an auctioneer, was theycomplainant
Bail was taken for Mr.. Heuderson's e appear
ance.