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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
TIME ORDER PASSED BY THEBOARD
Of Education of the School district OF
Wheeling, July II, 1873, instructing the
clerk TO give public notice of an election to
lie held on the second Friday IN August for
the purpose OF taking the sense Of the voters
on the question OF granting SAID Board
power 10 levy taxes for school purposes, was
by order OF the Board revoked at meeting
held July a, and the clerk was ordered 10
give notice that no election will be held for
said purposes on the day above mentioned.
By order Of the Board of Education.
J. NJ. BICKLE, clerk.
augls INTEL gencer copy.l
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Sundries.
Spices-WhoIe,

Spices-WhoIe,
IN BAGS PEPPER,
III 20 Allspice,
Cloves, Cinnamon, NutInegs.
sPICE5-6RoUSD.
Pepper, Cinnamon, Ginger, Mustard,
Cloves, :, !or sale.
TISGLE & ISHAM.
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OUR GooDs ARE ALL BOUGHT d.
" RECT in person, at lowest possible
prices and we are determined to meet any
competition. Our stock OF Teas and Tobac-
cos Is the largest and best assorted in the
city. Merchants will find IL 10 their inter
est to call before buying elsewhere.
TTNGLE& ISHAM.
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The distribution will be positive, whether
all the tickets are sold or not, and the 1900
gifts all paid In proportion 10 the tickets
sOld-all unsold tickets being destroyed, az
at the first and second concert, and not
represented In the drawing.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets $50; halves e25; tenths, or
each coupon, s.: eleven whole tickets for
500: III tickets for 81 90 ll3 whole tickets
for IS 90; 2E whole tickets for $1,000. No
discount on less than $50 worth OF tickets
at time.
The unparalleled success OF the third
gin concert, as well as the satisfaction given
by the first and second, makes Il only ne
cessary to announce the fourth 10 insure
the prompt sale Of every ticket. The fourth
gift concert will he conducted I'm all It's de-
tails like the third, and full particulars may
be learned from circulars, which will b-
sent free from this office 10 all who apply
for them.
Tickets now ready for safe, and all orders
accompanied by the money promtIy filled.
Liberal Terms given 10 those who buy TO
sell again.
THOS. T.. BRAMLETTH,
Agent Publ. Libr. KY. and Mans. Git Cont.
Fuolc Library Building, LOUISVILLE KY.
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COAL! COAL! COAL !
Dress trimmings.

Mrs. Moody's Abdominal
Corsets, handsome Laces, in
Guiding Sacques, shawls and
F1chus, Hamburg Emhroider.
rles, Brocade and Roman
Sashes, Gloves, Hosiery,
Handkerchiefs. handsome
leady.made Summer Suits,
Ladies' and Childrens' Para
soils at
MRS. G. McCOY'S
lI2 Main Straat
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MARIETTA, COLLEGE.

THE next term in College and Academy
begins Thursday, Sept The town Is
GENT and refined, and nfull sympathy with
the college. Cabinets and apparatus are
large and excellent; the number Of vol
umes 5000. Candidates for the ministry
have tuition and room rent RENTED, and
aid is gwen to other worthy students need
Ing N. The attendance the Last two years
much larger than before. Address the
President, l. W.ANDRE VS.. ~
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THE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY.
rT1HE DIOCESAN SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
fifteen miles from Baltimore. Cfers
special Inducements 10 those desiring Tor
their daughters careful tanning, thorough
instruction, high culture and the influences
of Christian home. The next term VIII
begin on wednesday, September 10th, 1879
: REV. ARTHUR ]. RICH, NJ. D.,
iul22.b ReisterstowE, Nd.
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Seeds.

Seeds.
zoo BUSHELS PRIME TIMOTHY SEED
= 500 Bushels OF. Clover Seed. For sale by
mars, OlLERAY,SON 4 co.
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FREQ lunch

At MY SALOON, MARKET SQUARE
n at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning, August
} n. All my friends are invited.
anger GEORGE BAKER.
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NEW ADvERrlsEMRMTs
j 81 - Wv A0yENI.esHs.N!e=
The Northern Pacific R. R..
FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS,

S.ve, and ThreeJTenths per cent iutera,,
WIZ ~ nie tte fooWing elements of Security; o.
They are the obligation OF strong corporal,
company. nv, ts,e n oad ia Moi, n, c~
S s.acS. Teeeraph Line, Equipments and Franchse.
TRey are frst the Traac or net earnings the
It's of were equal to nine
49, 81, tho total Of the Northern Pacific
~ TY,ey are first only mortgage all the Lands
TAINTED TO the Companyam0undng en- the completion
r"at IN ebOut $4,000 mile OF track. M
price realized by other grants these lands
IOre times the total issue OF bonds
iie The Bonds all times at 10
nremium into COmpany's Lands az market prices.
of limited States FiyeTWenty Bonds Con-
cert them into NORTHERN PACIFIC SEVEN:THIRTIES
an immediate handsome profit and decreasing
sSeir yearly interest income nearly ONE-rHIRD
Coustansiy OH hand tor delivery by
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CITY BOOK STORE
Choice Books for Summer
Reading.

Hap Hazard, BY Kate Field, cloth. 8 so
They Met By Chance, Olive Logan,
"
The Tour Of the World, Jules Verne,
LOU
Life in Uanbury, the Danbury News
Man loj
Work, BY suthoress o. Little Wo-
Backlog Studies, BY Charles bud
ley arner..-.....-,......--.. 2W
My Summer in Carbon, Charles
Dudley Warner......... .....-..-....... i O
A Chance Acquaintance, W. u.
HOwells.....-...-...-. lou
Italian Journeys, w. ID. Howells..". zoo
Venetian Life, W.D. Howells............ 200
Their Wedding Journey, W. u.
HoWell ZW
Suburban Sketches, w. ID. Howells 200
New books received as soon as published
and sent TO any address free Of postage
upon receipt Of publishers price.
ADDRESS
J. D. STANTON,
CORNER MARKET AND
TWELFTH STREETS.
juyfS.
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tysE ar bb'ETgRS

DFMAiEfN9 UNCLAIMED IN THE
Il rosIC flee at Wheeling, Saturday, Au-
gust Cd. lo;S.
70 outnin any OF the following, the app'i-
cant viii please call Ior advertised letters
giving date Of this li.t:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-15

in their hands to attack and drive out
the Chinese.
James Lick has donated forty feet
frontage additional to tho lot on Mar
kst street, given by him to the Califor-
mia Pioneers.
The petition and letters asking a
Communication OF sentence for Charles
A. Russell, was sent to Gov. Booth
today. Russell Is very much pros
trated, sick and unnerved.
Luke Commit, Of Virginia City, was
arrested last evening for assault with
a deadly weapon on William S.
O'Brien of this city. The men were in
Lewis saloon, on Bush street, when
COMMIT made some offensive remark
about James Fair, Of Virginia City,
and asked O'Brlen to strike him.
O'Brien declined to DO so, when Con-
milf drew a pistol, but the bystanders
prevented him from Using 1t.
Gold, 1l5243ll57s; greenbacks, s6l9
@s7.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-15

Stock Everything On the
Down Grndo- The Pacific Coast
Alumni.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1873 p. NJ
The mining share market today is
again decidedly off. Sales are small
and there is a marked decline In sew
eral descriptions Of stock. Savage Is
OIL the down grade. There Is consid-
cradle excitement among brokers and
dealers, and large crowds are assem-
bIed around the stock board bulletins
and the entrance to the Board.
The associated alumni Of the Pacific
Coast, which meets at the Grand Gen.
trail Hotel this evening, will be largely
attended. Governor Booth will be
among the speakers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-15
THIRD

SAN FRANcIsCo, July 15.-4r I. NJ
James Dewitt, n native Of New York,
aged so years, fell from a high plat
form In the stair factory on the corner
of Fourth and Brannan streets to-day,
struck on his head and was instantly
killed. Deceased had been subject to
fits of epilepsy, and 1t is supposed was
attacked BY one Of these when he fell.
Capt. r. Waterman, Inspector Of
Hulls, while engaged in his duties on
board the Three Brothers to-day, met
with a very serious accident. He was
In the hold when some article fell on
his head, rendering him insenslble.
He was picked up and carried home.
1t Is feared that his skull Is fractured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-15

SAN Francisco, July 15-2 r. NJ
There was a startling rumor to-day
that the opposition steamer s. NJ.
Whipple blew up soon after leaving
Sacramento. This morning q state
ment was made by the agent here to
the effect that some part of the steam
er's machinery was broken when just
below Suffer and that the mate went
to Sacramento to get q vessel to tow
her back for repairs. The extent OF
the damage is unknown at present.
A Chinaman, name unknown, was
run over last evening and instantly
killed by tho cars on the Central Pa
ciic ut Oakland, OH Seventh street, be-
tween Broadway and Market streets.
The Police Court to-day dismissed
the complaint against 4. G. Went
worth for rape on Alice Wallace, the
proof not being sufficient. Q
Robert Howe was examined In the
Police Court to day forstabblng a man
named Mcbride. in q fracas on the
Goth of June.
In the Municipal Court to-day the
indictments against Joel II. Mansfield
for attempt to murder Miss Helm, and
against c. D. Coon for ~embezzlement
Of mining stock from Cahlll y Co.,
brokers, were dismissed.
The case Of ALI Hop, for mayhem In
mutilatins a Chinese boy In a horrible
manner, heretofore mentioned, wa:
continued till tomorrow. The boy !:
still in the hospital In a critical condi'
ton.
Sheriff Adams has published a card
relative to Grand Jury matters, deny
Ing his purpose to select men to serve
that body In the interest of any partic.
nlar person likely to come before It,
The Coroner Is holding an inquest Ia
the case Of a Chinawoman who took an
overdose Of opium and died from the
effects Of the drug.
AT the antl-C Chinese meeting last
night ut Barra's Hall, Mr.. kehoe de-
clared himself in favor of armlng tho
hoodlum' OF the city against the Chi
nese. He had hoodlum sons himself
and would not hesitate to place pistol
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-15
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
,,.c,,1 10 TEE ooID NIL DAILY NEws.l
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE
Re,ura OF J.paue. Studcni.

PuILApEIrnIA, July l5.-The Gov
ernment Of Japan has sent orders for
the return of five or six students sent
to this country by a company IN osa-
ka, and who have been hcretwo years.
| These five are NJ. Tanabe and Sata, at
Trenton, n. j., F. Nokuchi at Phila-
delphia, II. o. Romato at Bridgeport,
| Coan., and r. Wakita at Rhinebeck,
n. T.; the sixth is permitted to re-
main at Lawrenceville. Nj The
five mentioned are now in this city,
have purchased tickets for Japan and
will start homeward next week by
San Francisco. None Of them know
the reason they have been recalled,
and all of them are hopeful they will
be allowed to return in q few months.
The Goodrich Tragedy-Tho mar.
deress Grows Religious md studies
her Bible.
NEW York, July l5.-Great interest
Is manifested In the case Of Lizzie
Lloyd King, alias Kate Stoddard.
Crowds flock to the jail on Raymond
street to see her, but very few succeed.
She is dumb on the subject Of the muir
der. and will not talk except to her
counsel, and for him she Is writing a
full statement Of her history from child
hood. She is now &c years of age. was
born in Plymouth, Mass, and lived
there until she was is years Of age.
Her fathers name Is Isaac King. He
is still alive and carries on the trade OF
a mason. She has one sister named
Augusta, who Is married and living In
walbrldge, Mass. The family Is In
comfortable circumstances. So far MS
the tragedy is concerned, while In
moderately good spirits she does not
take n very sanguine view Of the issue.
The State Prison seems to hang over
her mind like nm immense shadow.
Among her other peculiarities she Is
pretending to be very religious, and is
reading tho bible aud the Episcopal
prayer book constantly. 1t Is said she
even had the temerity to attend tho
funeral of her victim, and that she
went up near the hearsc and touched
the collu. The police are still on the
lookout for Roscoe. Kate Stoddard de-
| clares she does not know aud has never
seen him, while the woman Armstrong
is positive she saw them together. One
of the jurors limited yesterday that
there is a good deal more in this Good
rich tragedy than Is yet given to the
public, and added, and there is an i'm
portant link still wanting.
Important Injunction.
Injunction vas yesterday served on
the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad. re-
strainlng it from paying the dividends
due to-day oil the stock Of the Pacific
Railroad of Missouri, which road it
has leased in perpetulty.
Released from Custom House Seizure
Thirty-six seized trunks and cases
belonging to Thomas c. Durant, of the
Union Pacific Railroad, and II OF
the Credit Mobilier defendants, were
released from custody yesterday, OIL a
bond being given for their appraised
value. 1t required three large trucks
to remove the goods from the custom
house to the owners mansion In
BROOKLYN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-15

WATER PEDpLERs.-Tlie itlnerant
water dealers in Virginia City and
Gold Hill appear to be driving flour
ishinc business. They have become
powerful coadiuters OF the water COM
pany. who ut present are unable 10
furnish an adequate supply OF uiu
material.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
VEST POINT PEACEMAKERS.

A NOTEWORTHY ADDRESS - RECONCILIATION IN
EARNEST.
ST. LOUIS, June 2G.-A meeting of West
Point graduates was held here June 2O 10 discuss the
best means TO prevail upon all the graduates OF that
Academy 20 attend the annual alumni meeting IN June
1874 Gen. j. Easton pre- i3sd. with Gen. J. D. Marina
duke a. secretary Speeches made by several OIL
GERS who fought different sides during the late war;
all OF whom agreed that such reunion would not only
be harmonious and happy, but would prove benefit to
the nation. A Committee, consisting OF Gen. Tghmai
OF Maryland, Gen. Martindae OF New-York, and Col.
Renck Of Missouri appointed TO draft an address to
the graduates OF tho Academy. Yesterday this address
WAS submitted at an adjourned meeting and unanl'
mous.y adopted It Gays that since the close ot the Late
war society has formed which Is composed OF the
alumni of the West Point A, .demy but that, unortu'
nately up ~ tho present tim. except Federal OIL
GERS have lOned It, This ttj address says, should not
be So aud il strongly al tho graduates c' The
Academy to enroll themselves Is members. The ad
dress further says:
We devOutly thanx Cad mat national animoStles are
dsappearng Ia lees than ten years ailcr tue conclusion
OF a gigantic civll war NJ are again substantially re,
stored TO possession ard enjoyment of our eyl and
political rights TIE WcA OF tne Lp'et ~ nion' y ug i,y
aud Will he entirely COMPLETED we are eqnai un-
der the Constitution apI tqit before 2e IaS lhele
remains to be secured the restoration o friendly sca
relations throughout our country what class OF men
can naugurate that IKE the gradra oS Of
the Military Academy he' atlleast, KNOW lnat Our
honor was maintained ana kept untarnihe IN the con.
test. review both ides or that contest "tout
arrInouy with the satisfaction that II wa not lit
glorious aud extract thcTerOm useful lessons ana exam
pies Influenced by such considerations.
We ynur fellow a aduates, representing ali sections
ohe United states earnestly invite you 20 loin US at
Ihe next annual meeting at the West Point Military
Academy in June 1914. We will rekndle there the
iyw OF our Youthful pa triOtsm will clisp hands which
wa9ed civil war without personal acrony OF dshonnr
and reiO,ce again over country strength
ened and expanded by hor recent discipline aud
struggles.
The address is signed by twenty-five officers the most
-.
Easton simpson, Nartindale, smith and Thomas, and
Col Turner on the Confederate side. Gens. Tlghllan
Frost Besl, ProSgs, and MsrmaGu.e, Col kce, and
Major Waggaman
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
nARTM0IrTH COLLEGE.

UANovER, n. H., June 2G.-Ihe weather TO-
dav WAS remarkably line for the Commencement excl
cises which passed of very successfully FWe to wh0a
parts were assigned drawnoT 10y lot aud did not
speak in order to mado ts exercises shorter Nos o. H.
H. II. and q Of the programme were thus omitted OUT
we're sadly missed the stage. The parts worthy OF
special mention wero "IIeroism In Gu unrghteons
Cause. by Robert Kerr, aud tho Poem Dy Daniei H.
Herrick. The salutatory and Yaledlctory were pecu
uarlv apur pirate TO the occasion. The Lluh prizes
we're ovlrtel tho FIRST 10 Charles A. Prouty Newport
VI. and the second George Adrieh' Manohe' 'ter'
N. II. The Alumni dinner was held at the Dartmouth
Hotel Judge Barrett Of Woodstock, Vt presiding Gov
Straw tho Rev Dr. BodwelI Charles f. Bradley OF the
graduating class the Hon. Isaac W. Smith, Dr. a. b'
crosby aud President Morrison OF missouri responuou
"a tolst, and thus ended the Dartmouth CoyImrnee
mn ~ Is-8 Fur Skies crowded houses, etctleIt ~
epeakng anu great enthusiasm have marked the whoo
week.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
NETWORK. FRIDAY, JUNE 81, 1873.

row. Prof Underwood OF E)inbIrgh. eN-President
woolsey. tho Hon. W. NJ. EVarts, Gen. Il /. Gibson OF
Louisiana Col. J. g. johnson OF Kentucky, Wayne
Mcveigh OF Pennsylvania, Col Homer sprague OF
RrookIyn. and Prof. Sumner wero tho speakers. The
President spoke chiefly OF tho connection botwoen
tho college and graduates and their ntardeDeudence
prof Esdie and Prof. Caldorwood congratulated the
college on its prospects and reputation. ExPresldent
Woolsy spoke luei1y and pontedy on the rotations to
No raintaned betweon oulture and knowledge Tho
sneoeh OF the afternoon made by bir. Eyarts. 1t
,Tos full OF his souud sense ani created much en-
tbusIasm, He referred particularly to tho Woolsey
Fnnd and urged its importance upon tho graduates
Gen Glbsons speech was very enthusiastic and was
,orch ebeered Prot Sumner described tho changes in
the courses OF study The foundation OF the Miller
fellowship the yst post graduate fellowship, was aa-
noupced and also extension OF tho higher post
graduate courses The meeting was very large At its
osc the Rev. Mr. Turner OF Hartford OF tho Class Of
1919 tho oldest graduate present. paid in $500 to tho
Woolsey Fund.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
FOREIGN NOTES.

The Paris Conservative Republican journal,
lie XIHe Sitcte, has been seizei.
Meetings have been held in the Cinco Villas
District OF Cuba for the OF deysng means for
opposing the circulation OF RepuDhcan journals.
A Spanish telegram says n force of insur-
gents in Cuba defeated at san Joso and hcd They
we're pursued by the Spaulrds, who overlook 0nd dis
persed them.
The Tribune of Havana denies the report
that II contempaes ceasing publication. In It's issue,
yesterday it says Peain prohibits the Re-
pubcaus in Havana from holding meetings.
A large number of the guns taken from the
militia barracks. Tuesday night at Cork have been
recovered by tho police officers. Several persons, who
are well known Fenians informed tho au uthorlJes
whero the arms could be found.
The following dispatch has been received at
London: "steamshp Great Eastern, latitude soi9 N,
longitude l6I6 W. wednesday nOon June 25 1'S3J nan
tca miles Of cable have been paid out All II going on
we'll We hope to arrive in Hearts Content Oh Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
cnRNEII UNIVERSITY.

ITHACA, June 2G.-The fifth commencement
Of Cornell University was held here to-day The graiu'
a'ing class numbered exactly 100 No honorary degrees
OF any sort we're conferred. The various prizes were
awarded, the Woodford being gwen 10 ucorso H.
80 Martesan wisconsin. Ex Gov Hawley OF COnnectl-
cut: the Hon NJ D. Leggett, Commissioner OF Patents
and other guished were present Eras
tus Brooks addressed the graduating class IN peha oi
the trustees. Tue highest mathematical honors OF 'ne
institution were publicly voted TO Irving 'nutch y.
Negburgh. Tue champion left for the Sptlhgheu
regatta To-day This Afternoon the Hon George Geldss
of' Onnnda "A County was elected trnsee, aud i r.
and j. Oliver were elected 10 OIL prolebsorsps.
Tae applications for admission betOken ihlE'' oiA
In ske nsi
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.
DISTURBANCES AT MALAGA AND sEvIILA-sPANIsH
AGENTS IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES.

DISTURBANCES AT MALAGA AND sEYHLA-sPANIsH
AGENTS IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
Madrid Thursday, June %, 1873.
There were serious disturbances in Malaga
yesterday. The populaco against the authorities
and killed tho Mayor Of tho city Order restored 10
the evening.
The statement n the Impartial in It's ssue this after
noon that the report Of the defeat OF Gen. Nouvias aud
the capture Of 1000 OF n3 troops by the Carist was
confirmed, Is untrue. Tho Government this evening
published a denial Of the report.
The Extreme Radicals have risen 10 seyia and thrown
up barrcades the streets The latest dispatches from
the city state was expected that the ou break vi" be
suppressed before the night is over.
se1or Rublo has been appointed Spanish Minister AZ
London In place Of Don More Prendergas Ia his Gre
dcntals se1or Ruho styled Representative OF Spain
to Enelnd" All Representatives Of Spain TO Powers
which have not recognized tho Republic are similarly
accredited.
Tire Carlist leader slballs lately had three OF his
officers shot and has condemned several others to death
It is not known what induced sdba to order tie e1eeu
tions.
The eX-Queen Isabella has taken her departure from
this city she expressed herself highly gratihed with
her reception nj the VaticaD where sbo mado lavish
presents and contributions.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
THE RING INDICTMENTS.
A rrw MORE MINOR ARnEsrs.

IRN MORE MlNOR AHHEnlN'
DEVELOPMENTS show that the recent Grand
Jury ~ tho Court OF oyer ana Termner which found
what are known As the New King Indictments have
done good work, fully experimenting that done by the
Grand Inqusitors who presented the names OF Tweed
Connolly and othors. The Gf.lI Jury have occupied
themselves In inyo sgatng the extent OF the steallhgs
OF the numerous gaugs Of minor politicians who hung
on 10 the skirts OF powerful Ring patrons Hence thero
s much CONSERVATION amOns the former friends Oh the
Ring.
Al about noon yesterday John ID. Welch.Jr, entered
the DisrictAttOrney's office in custody OF Detectives
Tlley and Heidelberg Mr. Welch, who does business as
sashnaker at No. e. Hester-st, was arrested on the
ehapge OF bribery He gave bail in 5000 his bondsman
being Jacob Leon Of No. 81 Deanceyst Not long after
Andrew j. smith, shadc-maker ~ Broadway nhu
Blseckerst who arrested by Detective fhlip fnr-
lev on charge Of conspiracy, entered WIN ms
boudsmeu Frederick Stahl OF No. % East Ihiru'
AZ ana George VI. Smith OF No. os west one
bupdre md -thirt y--econdst. when. rev minutes
later Capt. Irving appeared, ~ WAS supposeu
that either Norton ngerso was at maud nut u Was
NOT So and the Captain explained tnat owlhg 10 '.c
watch kept over The movements 0f the detecINes ny
those who appiist Mr. Norton Of thrm ~ mas been in
rossble 40 far to nd him. Ingerso II alsp out OK the
sity B Young, Clerk 20 the Board VI Supervisory
n ya ntsd hut hse Norton and lngcrsoi ne mas tne
country air much more congcnial inst now. 20 ihe
ehaern OF the Central Ofice Ohcers. Detective irving
cned for him yesterday without success