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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-01

CHICAGO, June 8O.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged, nearly all sales private
WheatSFair demand but at lower rates
closing weak at decline; No. 2, spring
81 19 spot; 81 16G july No, /, do sold
at 81 25; No. 8, do 81 90; rejected 92c
all grades closing with sellers at above
quotations. Corn-Fair demand, but al
lower rates; No. 3, mixed 8a9a82 4c;:Tegu'
lar SAC fresh and spot; S2fc July; reject
ed 90a80fc. Oats-Demand active and
prices advanced; No. 2, 29ic regular and
spot; 29ic July and August; rejected 25i
a25Ec. Rye-Shade higher; No. 2, 60ia82c
Barley-Dull and prices are nominal.
Provisions ork-MarketsteRdygR q
moderate demand at $l425 cash. Lard
|-QuIet and a shade easier at IS 05aS 10.
Bulk Meats-Shoulders 0RaOtc; short rib
middles Sa9tc; short clear Slao4 c all loose
Bacon-Steady and prices arc nominal;
shoulders TIC; clear rib sides 9tc; sugar
cured hams baltic all packed. Whisky
Market steady with a moderate de-.
mRnd at a decline, $50.
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wHEELlNG FEMALE COLLEGE,
Essays Read nc Commencement BY
the Graduating Class,


"DRRP fCALLETU UNTO DEEPLY MOL
LIE II. CHAPLINE.
The voices OF the "Deep" breathe ever
oI the infinite, whether heard in the gentle
ripping Of the wave or the angry roaring
Of the billoW, To the ancient world they
spoke Of Almighty power, as exercised In
wrath and judgment.
Deep called unto deep, Jehovah
reignelh." "Let the earth tremble," and
from the unknown distance came back
the response, "Terrlble are His judgments
and His ways past finding out" In these
later times the "Decp" hath still It's waves
u terror, but loud and clear above them
all Uses tue anthem, "GlUry " GOD In the
highest, on earth peace, good will towards
men" The winds and the waves catch
up the strain and bear il across 10 the
"shadowy distance" and the islands Of the
SEA and the nations that "sat in darkness"
are beginning TO hear the glad sound, and
10 Join in the universal chorus, "Te Deum
Laudamus."
The Language OF the East abounls in
beautiful imagery and hidden meanings.
1t seems 10 be the outburst oil living
thoughts from living hearts, an emotive
current swelling up from the depths Of the
soul, like the springs Of the deepest sea.
Especially "a this true ofthe language Of the
sacred writer's. King David, at a time Of
sore attliction,. uttered the words, "Deep
calleth unto deep at the noise Of thy water
spOuts, all thy waves and thy pillows are
gone oyer me-" And how expressive are
they Of the anguish Of bis soul, and Of an
intense heart,life.
In these days we do not sufficiently
cherish our senSibilities. We need more
Of an infusion Of the Oriental blood, "a
bring us into closer sympathy with each
other, and with tho true and the good
Our Northern and Western constitution
abOunds IN phlegmaIlc wisdom. We cul.
livalc tho intellect rather than the heart
we think more than wo belieVe-we be-
lieve more than we have faith IN" Our
theory is Of clear, resolute head, and not
Of agreat heart, in which
"Deep cSllath unto Deep"
Our unlmpassioned, tsclturn, and ollen
gloomy nature, needs TO be tempered with
meekness, gentlencsS, and love--a love
that shall kindle and glow, and enlarge in
our hearts until It beams and warns upon
mNltitudes Of men and women, and final
yupon the universal heart Of all, and so
Lights up the whole world and all nature
with ils generous ilameA
Man has been spoken Of tonight as
Natures Favorite," and it Is to be expec
led that In bestoWing her gifts, the most
precious should be reserved for him.
Mind, that Jewel oil inestimable Value, Is
9hcrowning excellence that makes him
King, and gives him dominion over oil
the earth.
Mind may be logically divided into
Three departments, Intellect, sensibllitles
and will; and It Is necessary TO our we'll
being that these should 10 cultivated pro.
Porlionally, otherwise we can never ar
tlve 81 that perfect development, that
beautiful symmetry OF character, which Is
evidently the design Of our trl.loid nature.
True, as we have intimAted, climate
hN much to do with the performance
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QtreQntelttQeuter:
APPROPRIATIONS.

FIJI, for We drink 10 Labor,
.aAnd Labor, you know, 10 PrAye';
I'll be rs grand as my nelRhbor
Abroad, and At home as bare;
Debt, and bother, and hurry
Other5 are bnrdenGd so;
Here's 10 tho goddess Worry;
And here's 70 tho goddess Showi
Reckless OF what comes after,
Silent OF whence we come;
splGndor and feast and laughter
Make tho questlOnGr dnm6.
Debt, ana bother, and hurry
Nobody needs TO know;
Here's TO the goddess Worry,
Aud here's TO the goddess show
Fame Is what you have taken,
Characters what you give;
When 10 this truth you wRkc1,
Then you begin 10 lIYe
Debt, and bother, and hurry!
Others have risen SO;
IIere'S To the goddess Worry,
And here's TO the goddess SHOW!
Houor's thing for derlslOD,
knowledge thing Ievleu;
Love 10 q YlnlAhlng vision,
Faith 10 the toy OF child;
Debt, and bother, and hurry
HOnesty'S old agd SLOW;
Here's TO the goddess Worry,
And hefc'st 10 tho goddess show
-Bdydrd TlyiOr In Hd7tr'S Adgd:in! FOR Jug
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June 3O.-Flour-Yery
Dull and unchanged, Wheat-Qplet
western red 81 40a1 49, Corn-steadyi
mixed western 4Gc. Oats-Steady; west
ern mixed 43a44c; white Acc. Rye
Quiet and unchanged. ProviSiOns-Quiei
and armer. Mess Pork-$l6 75al7 co.
Bulk Meats-NOpe offering; western In
improved demand; shoulders Sastc, rib
sides 91a04c. Bacon-Clear rib sides l0a
1850. Sugar Cured Hams-14ia16ic,
Lard-Dull at 9ias4c. Bntter-UnchanG.
ed. Whisky-Firm at 94c.
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Many Of these are among Our
Most Eminent and Regpep=
table ottiSen0E y : J
No. Cases Treated that cannot
be Cured or Permanently
Benefited.
The Cost OF Treatment Within the
} s,l0i Reach bI AHC!J4

Every facility for the certain Diagnosis and
nkillful treatment Of all Chronic Diseases,
a Powerful eAiVanie Battery containing j
cells with Rheotom0, CommulAtor, Rod, Nova
able Disc, Fork, Hydro8At Indicator, ComblAod
Curent and Polarity Changer, and many othOi
Electrical InstTument1 iOE the tleAtmelto Of Dis
cases OF tho Bye, Bar and Nervous System. Nc
Nervous Dlseise Ahould DO considered incurablG
until klectfIclIy has been we'll tried.
r PAyDlcIAnS not having, tho necessary lngtru
mknts and time for treAubk Chronic Nervous
Diseases may recommend their patients with
those ailments 10 Dr.. LOnEdon with tho Assur'
Anec that no will applY Rlecuieity and Magnet
Inn In thOmnAt BAdnt manner. 4klecifp- Ghor.
NAL baths administered when indicated.
A new Compound Microscope, an Instrument
Of wondrous power, enabling the physician to
detect with absolute certainty many Obscure
DlsCAles Of the Heat Blood, kidneys, Urinary
Organs and Nervous eyBtem. specimens OF
urine examined and poflirA'y corTtet dlbgnosiA
given In every case. '' % ..
Dr. LOngdon d committed daily on all forms Of
Chronic DheAseS, Much Of BIZ. practice 10 de-
voted 70 the NIof6 pTdpt 1Rd oostihdLs RdlddtCS
which family phyIteidNg Aars G1Ilhd 10 clfrt.
In describing your dibeaS0 give nAm0, age,
symptoms and post ONCE address. Enclose 4 ieo
Of IS and your case will be carefully oxemined
And the necessary medicines for one months
treatment With special letter Of advice prompt.
y forwarded 10 you By mall or express. NGpy
long-stAnding and inVeterate atlmeit5 may 81
cured In this way a. YHAY HoDERAFI RXPiNBE.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW York, June 30-Trade move.
menls Veryslow with c6rbmisslon houses,
and iobbers are busy taking account Of
stock, but Otherwise dull. Cotton goods
market quiet but steady for all descrip;
tons at unchanged prices, Prints inaS,
Hive, but PeEcales Nnd lawns 10 fifsF6
quest. Heavy fancy Gassimeres, beavers
Black cloths and doeskins in moderate
demand by the clothing trade. Hosiery
manufacturers are receiving orders for the
Fall. H sn -
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, June 3O.-Flour-Dull but
unchanged: Wheat - Dull and prices
have declined; No. 3 white Wabash 81 go
No. 8 do 81 OF; No. white Michigan
81 20; No. 9 do 81 SO; amber Michigan
spot 81 49i; seller July 81 AZ; seller first
half Of July 81 All No. 2 red 81 4s. Corn
Steady; high mixed spot and seller July
4Olc; low mixed spot SOC; white 47ic; nc
grade Soc; damaged CSC. OatS-Qulet;
No. 3 seller July 3Gfc; Michigan 36fc; re-
iected 33c.
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TraveIeih' Register.


AAHlYAL Or TRAINS.
nr1 II. y.
S.ssai s3 Is IS n r. l s!s
t'leyerd & Pitts lil:00 6:25 Pm. 90o
Hrmpaeld R R s:SO $50
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK Money and stock Market,

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YORK, June 30-AIoNEY-Easy
in the morning at 3a4 per cent, rose in the
afternoon from 5 to G per cent in conse-
quence OF calling in loans by bankers pre-.
p0ritOry 10 the July disbursements, clos-
ed at 3a4 per cent.
STERLING ExcHANGE-Weak at 100 to
1OO9 for 90 days and 11OallOt for sight.
s. GoLD-Quiet and steady, the Treasury
programme Tor July seemingly having no
effect, range 115ss115i, closing at lola
1859. Loans 1a3 per cent ClearingS
$5S,OOOOOO. Treasury disbursements ST..
$4,000. Customs receipts $4,000
Aa,rnn.n.rn..nn E..r.. Int n,.inA
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cLEvELAED GPtrrsBUa0H 4. 4.


roads.
cLOsRg. DUE.
s Pis!iSafgfI elas ISiB =. m. tiSp NJ
Way Mali E(OSWellb 1915 q. N. lIl:SO 4. m.
S3S6.Es& otOSHs. DUE.
F PsliaSs}9 S. ; ;: m N: ,s an m:
"GSPss:li 81 % IN SaOp. m.
Way MAI, gtAitOa 70 P4rl .,'l
Ca@bSsIsSd Plci iii 3 .' =
New Qto1k,..5. ~. 20, pm - N.
=JRa.,1 \. CLOSES. DUE.
Way MI8y1FfSellnR toI q
Cincinnati, g, Louis .
Indianapolis. -. $50. Gao 4. m.il200 q. m
Chicago and ZEnesVlllo. 1910 IN. $50 p. IN.
Cambridge . BHEnelYill Go a. m 1900 G'm.
BcllAIre ana ESaISIlllc. ( so p, NJ $50 p. m.
L4EHF3JtLDR n. n. cto.Es., \ puE.
Way Mall TO Washington 400 p. II. e:a0A. N.
Washington ............l G'SO'a' MI 6oOp. m'
LTAGE Lines. CLosEs. DUE.
" ClaISyille and Nor
TlstOWn, Ohio, ...... 1850 4, m 1000 a. m.
ST. ClAlnYllle and Nor.
rIStoWn, Ohio. ......... 200 p. m 600 p N.
MI Pleasant, Ohio ..,. 400 y. M ll:OO y. N.
WcSt Liberty, Tue Thur.
and BAT. Il. ,r......... l:SU y IN, llz'UVA. III.
and hid. .............. 500 q. m.
CSdiE Hack, Tues, Thurs ,,,
and Sat ..."....,.:.. oSO p w.
Ryenon Station, Saturday 100 a. m,
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POST OFFICE REGISTER.

Hours at which malls are due and close at the
Post once In this city. Prepared In accord
Ance with the latest time tables on the rail-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09
REAL ESTATE.
NEW YORK. Nj

NEW YORK. Monday. Dec g. i1s
There was fair attendance at the Exchange
saesrooms to-day Richard " Hsrnett sold under foro
closure suit four twostory brown stone ouses o
the west side OF Tenth ave, 60 feet north Of Itet
st., ots 2oxso feet TO John McCool for vi s05 each
James NJ. Miller sold by order OF tho Supreme Court
under direction g. II. Crawford. referee, Ieasehod
premises consisting Of three story and basement brick
house with framehouss OF lot, located on tina
side Of Twenty rstst 100 feet OF re ave
for $500 10 william Ill ggins Tho lot Ia 2St9LI and
held lease from MAY l. 1862 for 81 years. $50 per
annum, subject TO two renewals.
Hugh y. Camp sold by order OF Abram 8. Hewitt and
John c. Stevens, receivers, all the right title and iu
terest Of the New York and Oswego Midland Railroad
Company In the piers and buildings At the foot OF Veey
ST. being the north half OF Pier No ~. and the south
half OF Pier No "a North River said property being held
by the Company under lease expiring jan 81, 1870
annual rent OF $4,000 The lease pnTchascd By
T. A. Walsh for t1JOOO Jere. Johnson, Jr adjourned
sale OF property on One-huD0red andtwenty seventh
and One hundred twenty eightbsis announced for
today until Wednesday, at the same hour and place
The report Of the Department Of BulidiDzs tor the
week ending Saturday, Is as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09

been fitted up tho reception Of tho bound volumes
of the institution The second floor having been partly
removed the old long and chapel have been con
ycrted into spacious aud wclllighted and ventilated
apartment. The third floor ia used for the storing Of
pamphlets and papers, and for the OF tho SEQ
rotary OF the Board of Trustees aud the Librarian Tho
west wing is completely reproof II is separated from
the main building by solid brick wall This has been
carried up more than two feet above the roof and all
the entrances the interior have been closedsaye
one the first floor, which gives TO the lOrary
from within, and which is protected by double iron
doors. Tue commodous apartments are heated
by furnaces placed in the cellar, and well
lighted by gas. rendering the library available
for use at night The result is cmlnently salts
factory. The apartment in the east building
the frat floor which has been used for the library.
has been fitted up "a chapel This ia believed to
be much better suited for the purpose than the
before occupied The sanctuary has been placed at the
east end also the organ Enclosed by paneod screen on
one side ana small roblng room on tho other. The
western portion Of the room has been furnished with
choir loft. The general arrangement OF the English
col egc cEapels naS been followed stalls each side
have been provided for the faculty and il ia proposed
as more money IL received to replace the present tenn
porary benches 10y seats oil better design and sub
plain tnts the ceilings beng panoled The windows
filed with English hammered cathedral glass in geo
metriCal lead work. brass ecurn and litany desk
have been given by the students memorials OF tue
late Prof SeaburY and DR. Francis VintOn. The archi-
| tCct Was Charles G. Haight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09
CRIMINAL, NOTES.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday
William McCosh william Cairns committed % charge 81
stealing valued $40 from the stable Of Bartholomew X
Washbarn al Mouns Pleasant, We'tchesser County
In the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, be-
fore Judge O erbgrg John Ridley committed for having broken
into the premises Of Thomas Hogan At No. 6j2 Water Michael
Kv charged emherug $40 belonging his epoTer Aaron
rJberr Of so 80 RyngtonL committed Daniel MatIen
William Scble OF 3Ol Devoest Brookn John Met
ehsr with stong g, chain worth Si6 fom Frederick W. sohafe.
ludsonaTe Broosvn committed
At the Court of General Sessions yesterday. before
Recorder Hack Assistant strict ioney Russell appearing for he
penpe Patrick Bergen charged With stealing Eac worth s3S
IN AUG from Anton EChrn Eghtylrs and 1hriave Ii
vas shosa to be and M Russell said that the
suoon Of e Recorder acquitted him. Howe uummel the
charged With stealing gold watch worth
5000 On - the person Dr. Henry OTens o. NO ~ West
Prison Recorder said fenencn. hin, You
the mo mrudcut thief have Tor Feara Peter Mitchell
o the John Mitchell. chsrse With stealing watch aud
ella OcG 3d. from the person Of Peter Hughes
of No Mouro--st. az james and Chsihamss Nj
Russell said Inst the Court and himself were o. opinion
at The prisoner yas and the Jury returned yret
n not guilty Hugh for the accused Charles Iapp charged
with as>agny Officer Michael Crowley OF the Fourth Precinct Pier
No So 49, found glg aud reTnuded for ten!enee
walker Tor the Plea, Of guilty were accepted IN he
following Flank Mitchell FOR attempting 10 steal aser
wor, person Of Robert S,reckr Of No. I'D
Frsve the Prison for John Green, for
so James Barker OF NO tD5
West Ffyun ST. the House Of Refuge John de,
attempting pocket Of unknown NOV :,
Michael heCo nell for at
Canast on Nov IL snd sealing property sent to the state
Prison james NOrneY for attempting TO steal r5l
worth Of properly Patrick Cooney Of No. $50 wash
% JOhn tonroy
for appi1r 10 steal pairs Of Inisrubber wort $50
Nov 20 from Henry Elliott Nos % and % Wauent seat to
the state William Carter Jointly indicted with
81 on 0Sl H. rom sary bragg. 252 Caas
- the PenltcnlsiEI for swo years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09
TWO COUNTERFEIT BONDS.

George w. WestbroOk, the patentee of the
Mexican Mustang Linment charged with having in his
possession two counterfeit 1900 ivetwenty bonds OF
the issue of 1892 taken before Commissioner Daven
port yesterday Col Newcombe, Of the Secret Service
Department. testified that Westbrook had admitted that
he had left the bonds in question in his trunk at No
waverley- place, and that they made under the
sanction of the Treasury for the purpose Of trying
experiment in engraving william Z. White OF the
Treasury, testified that he had charge OF the United
bonds and that those found in the trunk OF the
accused shave smilitude" 10 the genuine tvetwenty
bonds OF Assistant United States
Purdy said the evidence adduced closed the
for the Government; and upon application Of l.. M.
Eorthrop, Westbrook's counsel. the matter ad
ourned TIL IL q. H. to-day. The officer who arrested
Westhrook that plates for printing Hannibal and
st. Joseph Railroad bonds also found his trunk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
TUESDAY. DPC. p.

TUESDAY Drc. Q.
Mails for Hamburg and France By the steamship Goehe e
Once at 10 Steamship 81
At , D. NJ. from FOOT u Pirst-st Iioboken.
Mails Hsvins direct bv steamship wilmington close a. D. m
Supplementary Mail double letters and printed ms is
closed The Post ote At 2fO Steamship sails o. p H. IRON
Pier No. - N. r. -,
m steamship sails ~ NJ. from Pier No IL North River
WEDNESDAY DEC TO-
and Liverpool per the steamship
Manhattan close 1880 ASupDementa Mail for douoepo'Ays
letters printed closed the PosOtoo at
steam hu sa. from Pier No 46 N. H. at l0a
Manhattan does arrive time to sail on tue
Algeria Is advertised TO sail st 10 wednesday and wi pOoa
mails advertised tor by the Manhattan
THURSDAY. DEC. H.
Mail, Plymouth Cherbourg snd Hamburg steam
close 80 supp Mail for double
postage printed matter closed at the Post Once at 40
the steamship City Of Havana close
.,3p ~ Supplementary Mail double letters and
closed al the POstOMce st24OP oIesmshD sails
~ FRIDAY. DEC IL.
Mails for Eevoluina close az tue YORK PoOhee every a
Al d D. n via fsiiaI.
Mail for Iialr N So closed the New York PostOhce
DAY D. u. and goes ". Boston "a
Great Britain and Ireland vic Queenstown and Liverpool ~
che steamship Republic close at Supplementary Mail for
letter. printed matter closed a. the Poshe
1915 Steamship sa A. 80 M from " hte star Docf
Pavona Ferry. Jersey CIV. =.
Por Continental snd Bremen Mail Southampton By the steamship
close at IL NJ Supplementary Mail tor double,poge
an printed matter closed the POsOmce a. I.3O p
Steamship sails At z NJ from foot Of Third st. loboken.
German and Pru'aE closed Mai br thu ln.
PSnee drecI. BFes Harre. BY the steam.hp
Pene close at Steamship sails az ~ D. from fef NO
Mails Tor Belgium direct By steamship Franklin close IL
steamship sails from loot Of firsist llobokea ID,
Rev West by George W Cie. close At p m
STEAMSHIP sails q! 8 o. IN. from Pier No. 20 T. K
SUNDAY DEC a.
All Mails eo'- IS O'Clock ~ ThotO'ohee ooea no"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09
CITY APPRAIsER's FEES.

In the suit of Adrian Muller agt. the Mayor,
&C. which brought TO recover $4,000. payment Of
services as Of the Committee to appraise the city
property under action Of the Commissioners OF the
Sinking Fund.- Judge Davis In the Special Term Of the
Supreme Court yesterday, rendered a decision. The
city CLAIMED substantially that II the plaintiff
was properly employed, there was not then in tho
Treasury applicable TO pay him. and that there
IS no fund in the Treasury from which compensa
ton can given him. These objections overruled
by the Court, and, the other hand, doubt Ia
pressed as 10 whether the complaint makes cause
of action inasmuch IL omits 10 SGT out compliance
with the resolution OF the Commissioners OF the Sinking
Fund directing the Controller TO arrange beforehand
with the appraisers what their fees to DO.
Both sides are allowed 20 days to amend their peadngs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09
DEGIsIONH-Dhc. 4

Supreme Court hambers-By Judge Brady
The People sgt The C0mmss0n vi rsIes aud Asses
ment, for the Of New York.-Orier granted
Superior COurt->Dec,ai Tsrm-By Judge Freedman.
Mailer ag Mher-Juigmen Of divorce Of paiahK Her
tel sg ergerMoou granted pekersg sgt Nash MoTsr ,gt
Metropolitan Auder stein COIN jacobs
Sham AIT Bcn Sheriff Dow Darah Hanover Fire Insurance
AIT Tomliuson.-Oriers granted.
BIZ Jnge Van Vor-Bemoni Ponver-Judgment for plain.
tiff (See opnon Lathfop LahfopOre settled and signed
Common PledS-SpecGl 1erm-By Judge LOew.-
Thomp.0u Tbompsou.-See memorandum ODonneH agt
Of divorce granted to plaintiff and custody Of
children ,ssrd him Mckenzie al JoneMOton granted
trchs AIT FOR leave amend complaint grsnd
on pAymen, Of $40 Hamilton observation-disclosures OF
divorce granted psintd hn BancroMotOn TO continue
Injunction sppons denied Minor IT, ag hostrAn
4, deflut granted payment Of $40 costs
yI-By Judge yHsrman agt FettretobJu1gment for
plaintiff 1913 Al with cert Consolidated Fruit J;r
t,moay a s-Judgment for plaintiff iad ~h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09
THE JERSEY CITY MALPRACTICE CASE.

The trial Of Mrs. Marcella Metzler for
alleged completely the death of Ida W. Vail Oct 5,
in Jersey City. begun in the Hudson County Quar-
ter Sessions yesterday jury speedily secured.
and tho District Attorney opened the case The details
OF the purchased at the time in THE TRIBUNE
and the public is familiar with them The first witness
Paul Funk, the undertakers assistant who was
sent 10 prepare tho corpse for interment HIS sus
picions (wero aroused when he saw the
condition OF the body and its surroundings. ana
he called the County Physician. Dr James
Craig testified that no had been called in to
attend q woman Mrs. Metzer's and when he reached
the house he shown mp TO the room lie TOOK tne
woman's hand, and found that life was extinct though
the body was not yet cold. When he Informed Mrs.
Metzler she exclaimed. MY G0dl IL she dead She
eauently asked him for certificate OF the cause OF
death but he refused to give one The next witness
was Kate Bishop the woman who called the undertaken
Her testimony unimp0rtant, a.. sue had sltDpD
called tho undertaken at Mrs Mothers request Inc
case will be continued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09
THE ALLEGED NEw-JERsEY DEFAULT.

Robert w. Woodwork, President of the
New-Brunswick Carpet Company, was arrested last FRI
day the charge Of having conspred to defraud the
State Bank OF New Brunswick, N j. out of 100000 He
was taken before Judge Ingraham, yesterday a writ
Of habeas corpus and cerorar aud Mr Brooke OF Gar
vim, Fellows & Brooke. asked for his release the
ground that he was illegally detained not by virtue of
any commitment or process of Court but by warrant
from the Governor OF this State requsition from
the Governor OF NewJersey Mr.. Brooke argued that
Wood worth illegally held by the Sheriff, the deten
ton being, stated the allegation OF ofense
which was committed within the Jurisdiction OF New
Jersey of which the prisoner nothing. The Assist
ant DstricAttOrDey asked for dismissal Of the writ
the ground that does forth all that the statute
requires in such Mr. BoOksayer counsel for the
Sheriff produced the return On motion OF Mr.. Brooke
Mr. Bookstaver cOnsentng. Judge Ingraham adjourned
the hearing until to-day TO give unset time TO traver
the return,