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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-08
TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Swindiinx EmiRrants.

Herman Meyer, Frederick Richler, Charles Ben
der, George Braun and Charles Gumpe, who were
arrested at ll3 Chatham street on Tuesday night
by Captain Ulman and some Of his officers from
the Fourth precinct, charged with swindling emf
grants. were arra2ned before Judge Downing, at
the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday morning
Three diflerent complaints preferred by three
dnerent VictimS-CharlcS a. Bother, Jacob
HOlz and John Berlier-were taken against
each or the prisoners. His Honor the Judge de-
cided az once to hold these sneaking swindlers
under ST. 900 bail to answer on each complaint. 1t
is likely therefore, they Will rest in the Tombs for
some time.
Burglar Baked.
James Taylor, mlddle-aged man. OF somewhat
respectable appearance, was caught yesterday
morning. about four O'Clock, attempting to remove
about sl75 worth Of bedcothes and wearing APP
parel from the apartments OF Mary Lee, % Oak
street. Mary saw the man break in the window,
and called to 0nicer O'Toole, OF the Fourth pre-
cinct, who arrested him before he had time to get
out OF the building. Judge bowling committed
Taylor in 81, 500 bail to answer.
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SUPERIOR COUR1-SpeCIAL TERM.
Decisions.

The Gutta Percha, &c, Manufacturing Company
vs. Torrey ct al-Order dischargng attachment.
Roe VS.. Roe.-0rder granted that plaintiff pay
10 defendant aiimony past due.
Halsie VS.. Freiderheit.-Order denying motion to
correct findings.
Adams VS.. Mills.-Order for extra allowance to
defendant OF five per cent on account claimed.
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SUPREME CGUnT-CHAxBeas.


BY Judge Pratt.
Bartlett vs. McNeil-Motion denied, with $40
costs. The plaintiff has FIVE days IN which to file
proof, &c. (See oplnion.)
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yoRkvILLe POLICE COURT.
A Dishonest Servant.

Dora Aren't, O servant, was charged with the
theft OF 500 worth Of wearing apparel from her
employer, Mrs. Theresa Bamberger, OF LAG West
Forty third street. She was held for trial in de-
fault Of bail, she having admitted the charge before
her arrest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-20

age one or two . day. "Taken altogether,
notices had been received covering about
$780, 900; Il the bank had settled all these
book accounts ct the time the respective
notices we're given, 1t would not have
proved much more than the usual days
business. More money was being paid
out than during the month previous 10
the panic, no doubt partly occasioned by
the investments In real estate" They said
the number Of small drafts-of IS, $40,
and $20-was unusually large, which
would seem to indicate that's large num-
Der Of the laboring class were out Of en-
ployment. ..-..,-,.,.ss ss
aAt the Greenwich Savings Bank they
had not exacted any notice from their de-
positors, meeting all demands promptly.
Secretary Boyce stated that they were
still paying out q larger amount Of money
than usual, but, as It seemed, chiefly to
meet actual necessities. Few II any &C.
counts were being closed, and no evidences
Of alarm could be seen among those max.
ing drafts. This rather unusual drain
upon the deposits he believed was occas-
toned partly by the large number Of men
out Of employment at present, partly BY
the tightness Of the money market, and
partly by the investment OF considerable
sums In real estate" .- e.
aVisits to numerous other savings
banks-the German, Merchants Clerks,
Freedman's, Manhattan, Mechanics and
Traders, and Citizens substantiated the
above reports. With oil, business has 70.
sumed It's ordinary channel, and the &C.
ture appears most promising"
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FOR SALE.

offer for sale the Farm on which now
reside, situated In Marshall county, W. Va. some
three miles from the limits Of the city OF Wheel
ing, on or near tho Fairmont Pike, containing
los acres OF arstelass land, nearly all Of which
"a In fine state Of cultivation. Tho improve
ments are oil Of the best, consisting OF Brick
House containing. eleven rooms, with all the
eonveniences needful. A large eistern supplies
It with al the water for which rain water s need
ed. There Is also q large Barn, with cellar; Sta
BILE room for Horses and twenty head Of Cattle;
Wagon House, Corn Crib, Brick Smoke House,
Chicken House, and . good Frame Tenant House
House within short distance. Tho said land Ia
well wstered. and falling well at the barn.
There4s q good Vineyard Of CataWba and Con.
cord Grapes, and large number OF the best So
OF Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums, Cherries and
Ounces, with almost all the FIRST quality OF
small fruit grown In this part Of tho country.
Any perton desiring good home near TO tho
city Of Wheeling, where they can probably dis
pose OF whatever they may raise for the market,
will do well 10 call on the subscriber, who VIII
give all tho necessary information. Terms easy.
ja7-dAw N. I. HAYMAN.
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The state Of Trade in New York.

Saturdays issue Of the Tribune give
the result Of visits by its reporters detailed
to interview prominent business men al
to the situation and prospects OF trade
In the department OF dry goods, A. T
STEWART s. Co., and Fl. B. CLAFLN 6
Co. were visited. The former said thai
during tho past ten days there had been
steady increase Of business. "Money wa!
much plentier, and orders were coming ir
freely."s The latter said that "duripg The
past week there had been an increase o.
orders and Of collections, and more especi
ally in the West, since the Chicago bank!
had unlocked the currency. Business
with The South was still dull, owing prob
ably to the fever more than anything else
Collections were only three or four pei
cent less than last year. Everything
seemed encouraging; the trade was sol
vent, and working on firm basis"
In the way Of piano manufacturers
Messrs. oH1cKERNa s Son, and STEIN.
WAY s. soNs were visited, Neither firm
had discharged any hands, and were work.
ing full time, although trade was not as
strong as usual.
In the way Of the Export trade the re-
porters found that importers are now buy.
ing bills Of exchange much more freely
than a few days ago. Grain Is coming
forward in heavy amounts. There is still
delay in Reinforcement Of the cotton crops.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN s. Co., reported that
transfers in exchange were going on
briskly, and that the recent depression
had nearly disappeared, The firm is daily
sending telegraphio dispatches and letters
to the Southern States, stating their read.
iness to have large consignments Of cotton
forwarded to the account of their oonnec.
tons in Liverpool.
BROWN Bros, informed the reporter
that the reyiving business in foreign ex-
change Is growing better daily.
PHELPS, DODGE & Co., thought that
the days ofserious embarrassment in fore.
igu exchange are apparently over.
A number Of ocean steamship compa'
mics were visited, and inquiries made rel.
tive to the extent Of foreign shipments.
All asserted that as far as exports were
concerned, freight was never better, al.
though imports were light The former
consist chiefly OF grain, cotton. tobacco,
and provisions, aud the latter of iron and
fine goods Of foreign manufacture.
A reporter visited q number Of the
savings banks, and questioned them as 10
their requirement Of sixty days grace
upon depositors. At the Bowery Savings
Bank they told him that but few Of the
required notices were siven-cu an aver.
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West va. peferred Certiicates.

West Virginia deferred certificates are
quoted In the Baltimore market OF nine
dollars per share OF one hundred dollars.
It 10 well to remember that West Virginia
never issued these certificates. They
were apporhoned to her by the old State
as her share Of the debt to pay.-Intest-
gencer. ... ..r.- j.
BY what authority did "the old State
make that spportlonmenti' II with the
consent Of West Virginia, then the obli-
cation is the same as though she had
originally issued them; II not, then nc
one has the right to quote "West Virginia
deferred certificates" -Fdirmont Resl
VirgfHidn.
West Virginia did not either issue these
deferred certificates" nor did che con-
sent to the Old State issuing them on her
account. Their issue was simply an "a
parte adjustment made by the old State
in 1871, in which year she funded the
principal and interest Of her old bonds
into new ones, each new bond represent
ing two.thirds Of the principal and inter
est Of an old one. For the remaining one
third Of the principal and interest Of each
old bond she issued to the holder thereof
a deferred certificate" which certificate
stated on It's face that payment thereon
awaited a settlement between Virginia
and West Virginia.
The theory upon which Virginia pro.
ceeded in this adjustment was that Yves,
Virginia represented about one.third Of
the territory Of the old State, and that
she should therefore assume one.third Of
the debt. Her debts on the first oil July,
1871, the time up to which she funded 1t
in the way described, amounted to-sbout
forty.seven millions Of dollars. She there.
fore assigned US upwards Of fifteen millions
and on that amount she now pays no in
terest. Nor does West Virginia pay It
and neither is she likely to'do 80. Her
proposition was and Is to settle up to the
LIST day Of January, 1861, at which time
the debt OF Virginia was about thirty.two
millions. She maintains that the pay
ment Of interest after that date lapsed on
account Of the war which Virginia made
upon her and upon the government of the
United States, and that she cannot be
equitably held for anything more than
her proportion Of the debt before the war
commenced.
We presume that there are many credi'
tors who did not accept the settlement
profered by Virginia in 1871, and who
held on to the old bonds. Readers Of the
New Yorkmarket reports iior State bonds
will notice that two or three classes Of
Virginia bonds are called at the Stock
Exchange, all varying in price. The
deferred certificates rate very low, NOT
now over ten dollars per share. IfWest
Virginia had money to buy them up she
might settle on pretty easy terms with
the old State. II is with her that We are
expected to settleS inasmuch as the credi-
tors hold no obligations Of West Virginia.
But unfortunately we are short Of cash In
the Treasury, and have hundred and
five thousand dollar Legislature on hands
that will resumeits sitting and It's expenses
to-day. .
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'NoR sALE-VALUABLE
Vineyard 6 Orchard Property,

OF "A acres, near New Martinsyille, Wetzel Co.,
West Virginia. on Ohio River hill, lrnownas
wRTzRL VINEYARD AND FRUIT Farm.
vineyard contains II aeres, bearing vines, Of
following leading varieties: Concords, Ives Ms
deira, CltaWbAs, Delawares and Ciintons. Also,
Q yory e1no, Stone Vino Cellar, so foot long, 81
feet wide, 10 feet high, with complete Press
room over the cellar.
Tho Orchards contain say 600 choice Winter
Apple Trees, 40 Pear Trees, and over 800 Plum
and Peach trees, all OF selected fruit and nearly
all bearing.
.Thoro e good Log and Frame House. with
stable, on tho premises; plenty OF good water.
ber.. Vineyard and Orchards surrounded by On
oak picket fence six feet In height '.s
Price, q, 900; half eash, ballnfe in one and
two years. Apply TO J. G. JoNEs,
Or TO BOYD q HuGUs, Attorneys.St.Law, 18th
street uormeriy Menroe), near Court House,
Wheeling, VIVA fffiS Fra auS6
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wAYMAN-McANALL.- Tnursday, oeto.
Der 10, 1879, Of the residence OF the brides moth.
or, by the Rev. L. Gner, WAlKioK P. WAYMAA,
OF Ohio county, W, Va.
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ToR sALE-oPTICAL AND MUSIC
n Store. Established 2syears. With the In.
nv we'll established Optical and Music Store,
with stock and fixtures, 1t Is in the best eusi'
ness portion Of the city, has large run OF arst-
class customers, in as well as ont OF tho city.
To DO sold at great bargain for tho next thirty
N''' MRS. G. z. CARTWRIGHT.
.nn,e lp o. Roy 2q5
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TRUSTEES SALE:


By virtue OF decd OF trust made on the 18th
day OF September, 1869 by Alexander A. Allison
70 the undersigned trustee, which deed is o. re;
cord In the Clerks Office OF tho County Court
Of Ohio county, West Virginia. in Deed Book
No. 81, folio ISL, will offer at public sale at tho
'front.' door OF the Court House Of Ohio county. on
WEDNESDAY, the 29th Day Of October, 1873
Beginning ct 10 o'clock A. T., the following do:
Scflbed real estatc-thAt Is to say-al that parcel
OF ground lying on the south side OF CaldwelI2
Run, In said Ohio County, bounded as follows:
viz: Beginning OF stake on the sonth side OF
the Run, thence south 81 deg. 7polcs TO sugar
tree corner to Samuel McClure's, thence with
said McClures line solth 40 deg. east IS pools 70
a stake corner to VIM. Collins. thence with bis
line north 80 deg. cast 3Sk poles 10 the begin.
ming, containing i've acres more OF less. together
with all the improvements upon the same;
TERMS or SALE Cash. The title 10 believed
10 be unexceptionable, but selling as trustee l
shal convey only such title IS is vested In me by
sald deed OF trust.
- - JAMES P. ROGERS, Trustee.
GEO. A. WICKHAM. Auctioneer. sepT
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special HotIcess
EEP IT IN YOUR HOUSE.
Kraft's Diarrhea Compound.

A SAFE, Slrs aud Speedy Our for Dlafrhea,
Dysentery, Cholera Morbus, summer Complaint,
&c. This medicine 10 used and endorsed BY
greater number OF people than Ary other prepar.
alton ever introduced. No CURE, no PAY.
MccABR, KRAFT b CO, proprietnrs,
leSo Wheeling, W. Va
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Thercsidcnce OF the Hon. Judge PAUL on 4th
street, opposite tho First Presbyterian Church,
one OF tho most desirable localities in the city
OIL 1, -.--..--L u. IRWIN. Agent.
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DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

will, ct tho late residence of william wylIc,
decd, near Elm Grove, In Ohio County, West
Virginia, on THURSDAY, October y, 1873,
auction the following real estate, to-wit: sixty
three acres OF good farm land, lying near the
National road, adjoining thelGnds Of J: II. Good
and others Said land lies well, and has on II
q comfortable house and necessary outbuildings
ALSO. tho north part OF lot No. 8, In square No;
Wheeling, fronting 93H feet on the west edo Of
Fulton street, and running back 100 feet. with
the frame house thereon. now occupied by j.
Petticord. Title warranted clear. Terms Of
sale, cash. 3. II. ATKINSON, AsI,
sep97.d&w Elm Grove, w. Va.
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New Advertisements.
RAND DISCOVERY

GNAND iaoooNANi
An elegant Rair Coloring, which does not con
tain euakl or LEAD, no. any poigonou! ING sal .
emit DR.. Chandler, Chemist for the BoAte ~
Heath, New York, found Sugar Of Lead ~
fiteen popular Hair Preparations, bpt found
n, RGYP11AN HAIR C0L0RlNG.V
Tho virtues and advantages Of this article con.
at IN rs being Erbs IroDS any Sediment; trans
parent and limpld. The most delicate can use II
iii dandrul. prevents the hair nom falling out;
restoroS It's Vitality, when impaired BY the uso oil
Injurious hair preparations; prevents IL decay;
RSItorts W Natttrnl Color, whether lost BY age,
sickness, or any other cause. and retains II IN
the same healthy condition % In youth.
Sold by LOGAN, LIST d CO., ,ss
s.-sss'sl!. Druggists, Bridge Corner.
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General Notices.


lNIOTlCE- Ian ...-. o..
In Tho stoekholders Of tho Wheeling Cen
tdpeth1 Power Co. will meet on Wednesday
evening at " O'Clock, Oct 2lth, 1873, OF No. 9
,ufA6ds Buiiding) Main street, for the purpose oil
ei' Getting Directors Of said Company:
kTH0S. HUGHES.
j. n. HOBBS.
II. L. OFT.
JN0. REID, sR.
]. D. DUBOIS.
C0rporAtorB.
; WnnSmo, oet. II, 1913. oelsas2
n VERY. STABLEs.-NoTICE Is
II hereby given that hereafter all bIlls for
IiyervWiil No presented monthly for settlement
- - r' BOOTH d HU6EMEN.
al CHRfHTNAN D AMICK.
ROBERT LUKE.
GEO. ROBINSON.
At. SMITH MCDONALD.
MICHAEL d KRB.
oel4 LEWIB q Wo0DMAHSRB.
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For Sale.

By virtue OF q deed OF trust made BY Elijah
Pogue 70 me, dated September LIST. lSIl, and OF
for Ohio County, West Virginia, In Decd OF Trust
Book No. 1, page 100, will offer for sale Of pno-
lie auction, Ut the font door Of tho Court House
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on
WEDNESDAY, November tho l2th, 1873, Is
Beginning at 10 O'clock A. NJ, tho following de-
Hcfibed property, that 10 to say: "a tract or
eel Of land In RlchlAnd township (now district,
Ohio county. West Virginia, adjoining lands o.
W. Bruncr on the North, West and South, con-
talning about % acres more or less, and being
the came parcel Of land on which tho said Elijah
Pogue now resides
TERMs or sAIl-Cash.
HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee:
WHEELING. Oct s, 1873. - ;. = oe5
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ITO PHYSICIANS- -.lIsz. {.
4 iteshsupply Of Surgical Instruments, TrussSs
40. Received and iOt ale p ,,-,sm . ~
81 % A-L.s y ~ LOGAN, IIST ~ co.
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KEEP YOUR CIDER SWEET.
sulphite Lime, for preserving Cider. For sale b
logan LIFT a co,
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A DIMINISH ,RAToR's NOTICE.

Tho undersigned. having qualinsd Is Admin
istrAtor Of tho estAte Of the late Henry kurtz
ed TO aid estate 70 some forward and settle the
samo without delAy, and al .pertonB having
claims against the name 10 present them proper.
1y verified for settlement.
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NoW Is THE TIME TO ENJOY
In awarm breakfast with the arIddle Cakes
or Biscuit as light and crisp % only Logan, List
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Dress Trimmings.

Mrs. Moody's Abdominal Co.,
sets, handsome Laces, !nei1d'
ing SAcqucs, shAwls and PIehut
Hamburg Embroideries, Bro
cade and Roman Sashes, Gloves
Hosiery and Handkerchief.
handsome Ready.made s1mAa
Suits, Ladies' and ehildien'
Parasols, at
MRS. @, McCoY's.
its Main s.
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DIR JUHNSTUN
Member OF tho Royal college OF Surgeon, I'm.
don, graduate from one Of the most eminSS,
Colleges In the United States, and he Srs",s,
part or whose life has been spent IL Inc hosnI"i.
Of London, Paris, philadelphia, and elsewhere
ever known. Many troubled with hpPtnr i.
tho head and cars when asleep, grest nersor !.
ness, being alarmed OF sudden sounds. hssbfoI,
ness, with frequent blushlng, attended soms.
times with arrangement Of mind, Wefe eund
Immediately,
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TAKE PARTICULAR NnTInR

Who have injured themselves by certain pt1t.
tice indulged In when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions or Of school, the
effects ofwhich are nightly felt, even whom Aseep,
and II not cured renders marriage immpossible,
and destroys both mind and body, should apply
Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope Of hi.
country, the darling OF his parents, shoun b
snatched from all prospects and enjoymen1 d
life by the consequences Of deyiAting from he
path OF nature and indulging In certain secret
habit. Such persons must, before contemplation
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TRUSTEES SALE,

nclhs
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z s Pope sfeb74

who has a wife to help him. Ara
bella has not yet been to see them,
but don'tthink her injured dignity
can hold out much longer; for
Frank, with the sweet forgiyness of
her nature, has named her baby for
her, and a dsintier ''baby BeIlS was
never seen They are going to bring
her to town soon, and Grace and /
feel sure that she will prove a little
peacemaker. Speaking Of Arabella
reminds me that last summer we
met farmer Hills nephew himself
the other Ralph. They say he is
rich; but poor fellow, he is greatly
to be pitied, for he not only has
weak ''narves," but a weak head as
we'll; and Arabella-Worldly minded
as she is-could she once see him,
would be quite willing to scknowl-
edge that Frank had made a happy
in taking the hired man in
: and Home.
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FREMONT. sANDUSKY COUNTY. OHIO: FRIDAY JULY IL 1873
Qoetrg.
WHAT MAKES A MAN.

Not numerous years nor heightened life
Not pretty children and a wife,
Not pins and chains and fancy rings,
Nor any such like trumpery things:
Nor pipe, cigar, nor bottled wine,
Nor liberty with kings TO dine,
Nor coat, nor boots, nor yet hat,
A dandy vest or trimmed cravat,
Nor all the worlds wealth laid in store;
Nor Mister, Reverend, Sir, nor Squire,
With titles that the memory tire;
Nor ancestry traced back to VIII,
Who went from Normandy to kill;
Nor latin, Greek, nor Hebrew lore,
Noy thousand volumes rambled DER;
I{Or Judges robes, nor Mayors mace.
Norcrowns that deck the royal race
These all united never can
Avail to make a single man.
a truthful soul, loving mind,
Full of affection for its kind;
A helper of the human race;
A soul of beauty and OF grace;
A spirit tform erect and free,
That never basely bends the knee;
That will not bear feathers weight
OF slavery's chain, for small or great;
That truly speaks of God within,
And never makes a league with sin;
That snaps the fetters despOts make,
And loves the truth for its own sake;
That wOrships God and him alone;
That trembles at no tyrant's nod
A soul that fears no one but God,
And thus can smile at curse and ban
That is the soul that makes the man.