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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-23

For Sale.

.DGBITG BALE OF VALUA-1 '',AA
II .IIE nal R6TATR.-IWfll cell n
Rnhlis hlelpl on Tuesday August
si1l, = 100 dock 4. \, ct the hunt dnoS q ne
IG6 IN tlO Brick DVt ldng Hoalo8 stu.
IAfR in ~ blFOot, betweel 6th And 81, two
n cuBtaining q foOu1 Zach ,6it6hgn,
: M eeilaF. ca md water tkfdlgh
ont, III property rents 90 POO % per yen.
EHOS. TURTON.
JIM. MILLER, AuctIonetr.S ; Gu9O
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Ia PsttIcoat Allen" and "ChIneSe
Cong"

LRTTbH EhSA A4As NhAhAON'
Editors IntolhgOnesr: ls.efsS Z
| find the following among your boat
ing paragraphs ~ ~
The Toledo Bad recalls the fact that
It was William Allen, Of Ohio, who in
1916 originated the story that General
Harrison, at TippecsnOe, Fort Meigs, and
the Thames, showed such marked COW.
ardice that the ladies Of Chillicothe man
uisctured a red petticoat and presented II
to him. This earned Mr.. Allen the title
dpett!Coat' on the Wing transparencies Of
the day.
The truth Of history requires some
amendment The Hon. William Allen is
an older fossil than you suppose. He
goes back Of the Oolite era. In 1910
Allen stated, in speech at Chillicothe
and aherWard IN all hh speeches 4 re-
member he did on Wheeling Island, when
be spoke in company with R. II. Johnson,
that after the battles Of Tippecsnoe, sc,
the ladies Of Vlncennes presented Genera
Harrison with red pettcoat. In conSe-
quence OF this speech the ladies Of Chilli
Gothic presented Allen with a petticoa
in 1910, and the banner was often pu
out when he was advertised to speak il
other towns and cities. In fact, the So
briuuet oil "Petticoap Allen and that o
"Chlnese gong" were his principal titles
| l think II Was Senator Porter 'ot Michi'
gan, that gave him the latter title in con
sequence Of his speaking SO loud as L
startle all in the region Of the Capitol.
remember DromgoOle, OF Virginia, used
to make much fun ofit, and Bsyard, o
Delaware, in the chair, once announced
him to the Senate as "the gentleman from
China" BE is one Of those who neve
appreciated tho fact that the "wOrC
Moses" verify these are "BourbonS,
l"suaight" who will support him fol. Coy
ernor Of Ohio now. q j. E. VS.
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ORGANIC WIAKNRSS


Member Of the Royal College q Surgeons, Lon.
don, RraduAta nom on0 Of tho most eminent
COLLEGES In the United States, and the greater
part Of whose Life has bean Bpent In the hospitals
81 London, Paris, Philadelphia, and elsewhere,
hSS Objected Oomeof the most Astonishing cures
ever known. Many troubled With ringing IN
the head and eArS when asleep, great nervous
mesa, being GlRrmedat sudden BOunds, bashful.
noes, With frequent blushlnG, attended some.
times with arrangement Of mind, were cared
IN m o1IaIa1v
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NedIcaI.
Baltimore Lock Hospital
BALTIMORE, Nd,
O6Eoe-7 8oWth Frederick Stree.

uhs JOhABQN
Has discovered the most Certain. sperJv A..
only ERectuAl Remedy Ii the Waild ioE HcHF
mo- a The Back or Limbs, StEietufcI. 16er,io,.
Of The Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary IN.
charges, Impotency, General Debility, Ntryon,
meas, Dyspepsia, LanguoE, Low 6piFtts. Conn.
1iOn or Ideas, PAlpItatiOn Of the Heart, TlmISI
II, Trembling, 0lmness Of Sight, GlddIueSs
Diseases Of tho head, Throat, Nose o. Skin, Al
feehonS Of the Lyer, LnngA, stomach OF Bowels
those Ttrrible Disorders arising from SOliiSry
Habits Of YHnih-aD1IHF md solitary pFactlerS
more fatal 70 their victims than the O6nRs Of liz
ByrenB to tho Mariners Of Ulysses, blightHS
heir moSt brilliant hopes or AntieipSuons, rrT.
dcrinH marriage, &C., impossible.
YOUNG MN
RspeeiAIly, who have been the victims 81 Solt
~ Vioo, that dreadful and destructive habit
Which annually sweeps 70 an undmely RrNys
tiiO1Rsndo Of Young Non OF the most eSSlieS
t9Ient and brilliant intellect, who might oiheF'
Vise hAVU entTanced listening genSteS with he
thnnder Of Gloquenee, or walked 70 eeStAey the
thrilling Tyre, may call with full confidence.
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, o. Young Men contemplating
Marriage, being aware OF Physical WcikneSS
organic debility, deiOEmlieS, speedily cured.
Hs who places himself under tho care Of Dr.
J., may rcllgiously c0nade IN bis honor a. O rem
tlsmRn. and confidently rely upon his Skill Il
PHS' ORGANIC WRAKNRss
Immediately Cured and Full VlgOr restored,
This distressing Affection, which TenderA Lie
miserable and Marriage impossible, ID the penal.
" paid BY tho victims Of improper indulRencs.
Young persons arc too apt 70 commit excesSeS
nom not being aware Of the dreadful oonSeQusn.
ces that may ensue. Now, who that understands
the subject VIII pretend 70 deny that the power
Of procoreAtlon is lost sooner BY those tAlllrg
into improper habits than BY the prudent. Be;
sIdos hcing deprived Of tho pleasure OF healthy
Offspring, the most serious and destructive
symptoms OF both body and mind Ahse, Ths
System becomes DerHnged,. the Physical And
Rental Functions weakened, loss Of PTotTeA
i've Power, Nervous In1nbIity, DyspepsiA
PalpatatOn Of the Heart, Indigestion, Constiru.
tiolAl Debility, AWAsdng otthe Frame, Cough
Consumption, Decay and Death.
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YOUNG MN

Who have injured themselves by certain prIe
tieo INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions or ct school, The
effects ofRhich are nightly ielt, even when Ateep,
and II not enred renders marriage tmmposIib!e,
and destroys both mind and body, should apply
immediately. rlr
What pity that young man, the hope Of bis
country, the darling Of his parents, shOuld Be
snatched nom all. prospects and enjOymeDts Of
life by tho consequences Of deviAtlng from the
path Of nature and lndulktng IN Z certain secret
habit Such persons must, before contemplating
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18
THE COURTS.
INDICTING CONGRESsMEN.

INDICTlNG CONGRESSMEN.
NOT QUITE ENOUGH METHOD IN LAWYERS MAD
NESS
In the United States Circuit Court, yester-
day. criminal side when Judge Benedict asked II there
were any motions to be made, tall wdlooking. we'll
dressed man. about years OF age said that ho wished
to make application to have several congressman In
dlcted for fconlous conspiracy.
Judge Benedict-You must make your application 10
the DistrictAttorney.
Attorney and don't say anything to rm abont
them Can't the Court charge the Grand jury 10 indr
the CODgreSsmenf
Judge Benedict-I could but there Ia no Grand Jury
torncy no ia the proper officer to attend tn uoh
matters.
The man replied that he had told that the Judge
WAS the proper approach the subject, and sat
down The Judge said that he would attond to IL IL
IL brought before him in proper manner ana the
subject dropped.
Immediately after the adjournment OF the Conrt.
Judge Benedict sent for the to come ana 500 him III
private ROOM but he had quickly passed OUT ana
could not be found. As he leaving the room some
asked him what his name was He declined 10 give
It, but said tnat he was from No. ii WalEsL He was
found there, when he made sulst tantiaS
the following statement:
My name Is W. Hastings; am lawer interested In
the Grangers movement; and am also authorized Dy
the Administration to procure Indictments against Con
gressmen for making periodical raids on the Treasury
Some OF tue Cougressmen want 10 indct are Repuo-
licans and others Democrats II ~ SuppoSedtnat
support Cabinet in ali its but in re-
ality they tanperiDg with Gen. Grant and the GOV
ernmeDt and throwing every possible 0bect IN tnelf
way. They plumber the Treasury so extensively that
Government on his plan. The congressman i am
going for are backed up by most OF the Judges and
Di.ricAttorneys, especially by rctAtOrney Biss
IL the general opinion IN the courtroom that the
N Al
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18
CIVIL, NOTES.

In the Marine Court, Part H., before Chief
Corngton to OO the value of 80 Of glass
obmpeys which the plaintiff claimed to have stored 10
oo,,s IN the charge OF the defendant and which were
issng The asserted thai the goods were not
syored In the when the defendant was given tho
charge OF the building ChefJustice Shea charged ths
tIe defendant only required TO protect sc sooos
wi the same rs his own properly Inc jury 'e
,u,ned n verdict for the plaintiff o t262 49, Hewett ~
Newell for the plaintiff Arnoux. Rich Wooufuu Io' o
defendant.
The late Francis W. Worth, who was first
receiver subsequently assignee OF the Market Savings
Bank claimed 1000 from the depostors fec for ms
services assignee aud Messrs Mann Parsons, attor
news for Mr. Worth this demand $4,000 Tor tber
s.rvce. The creditors OF the bank have been paid only
az ner cent their deposits These claims came up De-
fore Register Dwight Tuesday, T. r. Gardner ana j'
p Hastnet appearing for the creditors ana Wnoeer H.
Peckbam the other Side. Charles NJ DO Oosts, =
LAWYER and expert testified that from 900 10 ylaU0
sbonld be awarded Messrs. Mann Parsons for thetr
seryIces p O. EckersOD, an expert tebtled tlat SVVo
would fully compensate them for the work Ihe next
hearing will occur on Dec. 3d.
Surrogate HutchiDgs listened, yesterday, to
a motion TO make Emily s. Rslwagen a contestant Of
the admission to probate Of the will Of Frederick Rail-
wagon tho petition being based the assertion that
she Is the wife Of George d. Rawagen son OF the do
ceased Ira Shafer made the motion on behalf OF Mrs.
Rawagen. Hepry j. Clinton opposed IT on tho ground
that the husband himself according To the terms OF tho
the estate that he can have greater interest
unless the will should be declared void that the pet
TONER and her husband were both young OF the same
spa shsrotgre the 9f his surveying her or oi
dover was 100 remote allow become one OF the
o0ntestanis.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18
DKPARTURE OF FOREiGN 6hiL"'

fTrURsDAf Dgc. IL. ,,..,
Nail. Earo,. Vi, Plymouth. Chsrhong ana %, doab
sb,pT Ii .3Ja M Asuppsfl>h
oosage printed matter 10 closed a. thr ro'
m Steamship salts o. from loot Of Ihfis hVs~. .,o..
the steamship ty OF Ne"'
.2 m Supplementary Mail TOR doao s-posSp ~ M.
oa ed matter closed q, the PostOlcs q! Z;iOP 10
/. 0. n, fo Pier Ne ~ r. "a
49, FRIDAY Dsc. 49,
venernria tarssoa, and PoTskco o' "'
hn Clsrbsl close al steamship sails al M l'o" i'
no ~ North River -. A. . - D.. om.. ..sr, Al,
a. D. N. via Haliar ~ ~. pa, Dh,. ,v.r,
49, sArURDAY DEC. 70
sod LvsrDoo NJ
.. .,emhp Adnatie close IL ~ snppesenarI nn Iv
postage Letters printed matter closed 4. he
Al l:SO D. Steamship sails AZ m. IRON " hite SSf p'oA
Ps,onis Ferry. Jersey CIV - . 60. 49,, u..u.. b.,
he ,.es.shlo Mssel IL ~ Supplementary hi of
letters and printed matter closed az tne
AZ 80 Steamship sails from oos oi 81 h'oohsh
coseo hai - sent Nv tnr '
Mexico by Steamship tiY OF herto ros "
m Matt for doosie postage et.ers a1 pnn
natter \. closed Pot01ce AZ 2:iO p M o'ean'Hp s'
At 3 o m. rom Pier No. n X
Ans icr key Wsss T.susnp Glide chsaH ~ san'h'
ssi1 at n. IN Pier NJ. 20 E
SUNDAY. DgC. 81.
An Mail, co- AT li sooe1a The f~.Obc- open hon a.
MONDAY DEc. 22.
Mail. Centrsl Ame'csu And Soan Pa
hc steamship Acapulco, close stJ beip'
ship salts al ~ d.. from Pier No a. N X
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18
AN ASSEMBLYMAN'S TRIAL.

THE HARLEM COURr-HOUSE FRAUDS
BARRY GENETs ALLEGED CONNECTION WITH THEM
TESTIMONY OF j. MBRiDE DAViDSoN' EN-
MAYOR HALL. DEPUTY CONTROLLER sroRRs, THE
supERINrENpENr OF CONSTRUCTION, AND TIE
ACCUSED.
Tho examination of witnesses IN the trial oil Harry
Censt began YESTERDAY and J. Mcbride Davidson,
,xMavor Hall. Deputy Controller Storrs. and Seal
10, the Superintendent of tho Courthouse con-
,tructon were the main witnesses. The prosecu-
tion has received addition to its forces in the
nresence of John NJ Parsons, who conducted, with
rx-Judce Van Cott, the successful proceedings
against the Ring Judge Barnard, at Saratoga,
two Summers ago. Mr.. Parsons. yet has
taken active part, save in counsel and advice.
The trial was full of interest yesterday. and the
renoontres between counsel were frequent and
warm Mayor Halls testimony was remarkable
ouly as bearing the case for its negative char
ucter there being no recollection his part OF this
bill any of the circumstances connected with It,
The testimony of Scallon characterized by the
same feature especially the crossexaminaton, in
which Mr. Pockham sought in vain to make him
remember anything about the expenditures on the
Courthouse. Mr.. Davidson's testimony, as will be
seen below. was of great consequence, and estab-
lSed the point of his own irresponsbility for the
payment Of the money.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18
CRIMINAL. NDTFS


At the Jefferson Market Police Court. Yesterday.
Kbreh named Matthew Dyyer of No u lie
Mcirath 20J West HOustons each
held for trial 81 900 bail the charge Of snsehng
s2 10 from Mira Annie Cook Of No fl9 West
Twenty rhs she crossing NubaYs aad Tsenty sIihst
Tuesday aisrnOon.
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday, before
Recorder sce. Assistant District Attorney Rollins appearing Tor The
peoe Callahan ted the charge OF stealing 81 % on
Nov 30 the person OF Bernard MupT OF No % Atlantic
BROOKLYN Wiiham r. knns for the sccnsei
John charged with 6nR bullet from pistol william
Monahan Of "a wasi Forty tnrst July 10 ia sssrbeer
SxhsVe. acquitted William Howe
and Jo..ph the scased arn sehae charged ~th
stealing $780, Nov IT, from Adoph Zug Of No. 40 West Forts,
secozdst., Us. found gpilty and sent to the Ss.:
Of guilty accepted the following cases. Wm Kerr for
sag worth $40 Nov Is from Cbss Clark Of No i63
Rnst YeVen sent to the Penentay for sx months
Charles Bosnd stesng SIS worth Of clothing Dec q from
"a Roset seat 70 the Penlenti,rI Tor
,r mont Bget Brode for stealing 81 worth OF property
Denns Sullivan Of No 81 Bsxisr sent to the
Penteny for Henry LenDor for attempting 10 steal
witch cbsn worth S5 Nov s. from Henry Lis OF No i1
Seconde 10 the Peneaasrr for 2i Jat Allen
AID Barclay breaking the dsehng Of Louis DAN! a.
Dec and stealing S7l worth Of clothing
state Prison Allen fur Eve and Barclay for four yea
Peter asung Ben,min Pesheton and stealing
worth $50 Nov D. sent TO the PeatenuA Tor Az month
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18
METEOROLOGICAL REFORM.

In the interchange of thought which has
taken place during the last two or three years between
thoughtful 10 different parts OF the Unlted States
desire has frequently expressed Tor tho formation
- ssocIa,on 10 take into consideration the various
,r,erestnr questions connected with neurological
,r, IN sproad information in regard TO these among
the people and concentrate effort towards .ne accom-
H nron mil deIiberstion IL may seem jndicious to at
tempt This feeling has at length embodied s nt,e In
,es'ng him to take the initiative toward the forma-
ton OF such association by calling meeting m ior
t mold Guvo, r. r. Elliott ]. f. Hlgsrd: ii. A. New
ton w p Trowbrdgo. Joseph Loyeripe dS%Ss Hl'
Tbns r. pyncbon NJ C. Meigs, Is. f. Craig, C. .. Lyman,
James d. Dana samuel D. Tnan' anu stephen Ass
Presiie,t Rarnara has asked all who hre Interested IN
the ubiect 10 meet at Columbia Coiege on Dee 80 at
D. In. for the purpose OF forming preliminary organ
yaIi
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18
VIEWS UNANIMOUSLY CHANGED.
Yo IN. gdflor Of TIE Tr,buns
SIR: Read this from our JEFFERSON Bee Oh

Nov. 3:
The Farmers Extra OF that great, great newspopor
reading concerning the farmers movement in the west
"a number of letters detailing In an Intelligent manner
tho 1Onps OF the Grange in Iowa. BytDoDy those vi
our farmers who want the best paper IN e"-fork III
our opinion should take THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE, wee
will 20 security that all who take 1t VIII be satisfied apu
that threefOld.
And this from The Sac Sun, Nov. IA;
The Farmers Extra" OF that great Newspaper, Lhn
NEwYORK TRIBUNE contains largo amount OF feaulns
concerning the farmers movement In the West-a nun m
ber OF letters detailing In nteigens mannsr w co @
ings OF the Grange In Iowa by-tue-SS Wosp an our
farmers who want the best paper III New- h1 a. III " "
opinion should take THE WEEKLY IRlDchh. S NJ .hat G
spcnriiy that all who take will be saused anu sn"
three-fold.
You will see at that there is singular unity Oh
sentiment concerning the great TRIBUNE Both papers
howled themselves into the bronchitis Tor Grant ana
vet wonld as lief think OF getting along without HE
fRIgUNE "a without food. Long continued success 10
the paper that stands at the head OF American Jo
nalisn. -
Jefferson, Iopa. Nov. 20. 1873.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NBw YORK

PORT Or Ngw TORS. .............. II
CLEARED
stesb, sus, Cooa liverpool vi. oseustovu Ch.s @.
s,s..hD Mediator Smith Eot Lori,d ste,mshi, CO.
Rteamo North Point Foley Philadelphia Loilsri steamship 20
ssnhe America (Gsr Bussu Brenou Southampton. Oeci
steamship CITY Galveston Row',s Sswodeans H. aao'r
,.nsp wyouiug tBrl Guard LsocDo' via oueea'o~a VIII
steamship Pcrs, Gardner Hsmincn Bermuda Lun. Bro.
Sssamshp Ann .i,l Itichsrs Pbadephi. wm. P. CIyia
Ssnsso Annie. SsI wson oseao D e. asos
Bsrs Edward Cer Halb.rsd pil,dslphs II koopa Co.
tILl Ansslio Cork IA mouth C. sesget
Bast Auto,n4 Uta, J.ccarni Gibraltar SlOco,ch Co
Dubrovsh (Austl Bodice Falmouth &c. sioeoTeh
Brig pr.nas Hobbs, Dodge, smyu., 80. II w. Lcud CO.
ssat WIN lone; D,"; rs. ms M pSsSs@ s..n Co
sehr W% Va: ... hATshu hy we Ssaoe
schr O p. Gerrsh Armstrong Bostoa
shr Golla wasesbary Stamford STANFORD Manufacturing 90
ARRIVED.
Steamship Humboldt CGerl t,lanct stesn Nov o. Au'~erp 2sh
Portland ng. De With mdse And pass 10 u Amne.ber
steamship Ao.ou Graz, Asuin~. Dec g. with mds aad p,s
s.esnsap GT Edrdss Galveston DsA ..a Key
s.s.%ssp ii.
Bark RoycroE sf Annapolis, n ST. Purr Ros.ssa 81 dy .sd
Bosros l7hrived schr Dsn. Webster from Csps Hsysa
b.r.ag come Of Georges hland without. damage
FOREIGN PORTS.
Qsssssrows Dec 1.-THE laman Line steamship City of Londoa
on New Yert Dec g. arrived here s3o o'clock h.
l7Tee North Gsm,o L'ords Lin. seaubo
Deuhand Ladsvgs from hssyot Dse D. for Bremen. arrived
today.
LysxPoo IT-rne Line steamship Indiana
Philadelphia morning 10 Sac si
at QuesUsIoss
DISASTERS.
Ssrrosr Me- De@ H. Tbs brig znsa doNogh' ron s.
lumber
SATURDAY. the back aide Campo Bella Tue
Mosswooi will 20 her sssistanoe TO
Bosros Dec 1.-THE Steamship City a t port from
Portland report, that AZ to-day she collision with pilot
Jane mo H. dense fog smiling her mmet Tbs
brought city, The ned her
easAtor started The pIotbost vail be rascd
IkU Lotes SAsp MA Puy
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18
THE LATE PROF AG4SSiZ And SPIRIT
UdLISN
A CARD FROM ROBERT DALs OWES.
After y few ful
Ji&his IQOr nIug.

CARD FROM ROBEor DALE OwEN.
70 me Editor Of The Trtbune.
SIR: biographical notice of the late Prof.
Agassz in to-days TRIBUNE has this:
His love for truth science only equalled by his
anpathy TO shas and !isohoOd. In che instances
where he thought imposition was practiced 1t called
forth from him neroe wrath that ast9nisnea those
Some friends made All arrangement when noted
exhibition s o, I che sfess
phenomena" and invited Prof. AgassrI to make ono
Of the party ho thu .rnea s door SaGa sos ms
anger. only sdyerted 10 afterward IN expressions
of surprise that body who knew him should insut
him by asking him thus To waste his time
Pardon me if / doubt the accuracy OF this state
ment Not the fact that the Professor declined to
be present at the proposed meeting for have heard
that he did but the "speechess anger" ascribed to
him. and the resenting - an insult friendly
invitation to look into \ subject that has engaged
the attention of earnest in all civilized
countries, including among the number eminent
scientific names.
With his hands, alas! over filed il was natural
and reasonable that he should refuse to engage in
field of inquiry foreign to his pursuits and where he
probably thought it to be unlikely that anything
positive aud useful would be found. But respect
too highly his good temper and good sense, know
too much of his genial and kindly nature, to credit
the alleged manner of his refusal. He probably
knows by this time. we shall all know by and by,
that the field he was too busy to enter s of all sci
entific fields the one that yields most toward the
ethical progress, and the civilization, of our race
Henry Ward Beecher, in an address made last year
To the theological students of Yale College. said
You cannot afford your eyes 70 the truths OF
human nature. Every Christian minister " bound to
loOk fairly things read that Huxley refused
To attend s6ance of Sprituaiss. He said contempt
uousy that 1t waste Of time and gave expression
10 other sentiments OF disdA,n am NOT an sdherent
OF the spiritual doctrines have never seen my way
clear 10 accept them But phenomena that wrap
ming up millions OF and vitaly affecting their
aition are not TO dsdsned by scientific whose
business ia 10 study phenomenOlogy In all ts branches
scientific that lac hss no time 10 examine
them and other man must Investigate them
toat would be right adj men cannot do all things But
no of any thing Of this kind with contempt not
wise am not afraid look At this thing, nor At any
thing
Ia not that the philosophical view to take Of .
matter which may give us assurance OF an inmate
rial and immortal part within us, and of world.
still of human relation, beyond that which is now
oman IN orr sensesf ROBERT DALK OWEN
Hotel Bronfing, Nele- York. Dec. II, 1873
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18
,.,, ,,,x u.oe,u. .sen. for 20 yesr a. .sous

had hssn sewne machine agent for 10 years a. sxent
,or ths Domestic sswine-Machine Company in Newark
he had employed fds W Vail to WORK Tor MIN m ae
Sn tney reached Mrs MetEers house he was greatly
srpr by her asking him for some money un. Una.
no had believed that she going to visit friend;
hr was seemingly in good health when she entered Mrs
HetyIer's house. Ia. -, - 4,
wark at the very time witnesses for the prosecution
hsd testified that he was In Jersey City. Jacob kiatz
enietor OF the National Hotel In Newark exhibited
Ps hotel register, showing that Kmba stayed At his
hn,se during the week that Ida w. Vail in Jersey
t,v nreyios her death. The testimony for the de-
tnse closed with tho giving OF testimony by Aaron A.
Trns,eln Affirming the defendants good character.
Idgs Ra began summing up for the defense at l5
III.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18
pASSENG ERS .S4ILED.

FOR fIgRRPOOf-In dip RasSa, Dec l1Aef Batter
Donald James Dalton SYDNEY Ahmore dr He1rqIe
c. D,nby, e. Coup.r Mr. and Mr.. Wg Gam. A smith A. Ia
II. Moore, Philip Holland, Mr. and NJ
Rsnvct Mr. and Mr. George Mexican Chas Cunningham
Sherman n. Wallace Oscar Tb5as. the Hon H. r. Elliott L '"
Jennings. Mis- Potter Miss B. Potter Arthur Moore
J. b Peaion, Albn Gimour, John D. GiimocIt o. y
Ramsey. Miss Whitehouss and maid r. q. Whtsbouse
H. simmons Richard Potter W. w. Jones' Ieor Lapos Mr. and
Mrs w. Wheeler Meier, Rev d. O. Iiskns joseph Hester
O. r. H,tch H. Campbell VIM Land. Ri W ADD ssoo Thomas
Wsaiugton M John H. Thompson, Rev W Mitchell Jamfs H.
.vans Achs Drefus Geo AusG. swan AID Donne'V
Campbell Bills Goldberg John Teae Geo. smart Lord hoseoefrJ
Levi Parsons
GLAsGOW-IN sf,awshfp Cast1Sd. Dec I'D sstops
McIntosh Miss NJ. j. Mason, Mr Rtsgeh Mr. Lhanar,tuo
and infant Geo Boyns Neweggng Jimes Gr.I keg q z'
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18
DFCISIONB-DEC. IT.

Supreme -Chambers-By Judge lngraham.-
The People &c. Schmit Order granted ..geon ass Hnna
ge Wright ssL Wright kghe agt CadT-notols Ssas 0a'ef
agl Roeke-Mem. Tor COUNSEL -
BY Judge PsnoherhoGaro sgt Fantn OF -hohoe frsn,ed
Supe1or Cosrt-Sprcai Term-By Judge Freedman.
DE AGro Davidson et sl-Moton denied with SO costa
Aoh Keyea-holon for denied Rok we'll and aAe
ait Pinney Judgment for plaintiff demurrer with costs
with leave Same Mcowan and SnoSamr decision WseJ
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accounting Of profits ordered. See opinion
Marine COgri-Ch Chdmbers--By Judge Spaulding.-
Gugso ag ard suoteMOtos granted with SiO costs 10
Glatz SohssL-hotoa granted Eh costs 10 the
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