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Sntcial Dtspafch II The Chicago Tribune.
BAN FnASo1sco. sept. 23.-TromtuoM. bankors
and morohhnts aro f1l private consultation to-
day Sunday on tho financial condition. Tho
prospects Of 1lonoting all domanls during tho
coming wook arc regarded as good.
, 1873-09-29

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 2B.--Fuanuln1 ,nntters re-
main quiet No further runs OH tho banha aro rc-
ported.
, 1873-09-29

Vanderbilt, GOULD. DREW, AND TRACY.

fAHUEhb1AI1 HHEW. AND IhAEi,
- From the Ntse |ark Stu, Set,f. o3.
Broad street, though wholly involved
In suspension, iB in much botter
condition to-day than is Wall stroot.
Tho stoct;-brokers, though rosponaihfo
III a great moasure for tho panic, Aaye succeeded
in forcing upon tho bankers i.a management
and CONTROL aa we'll aH much Of the odlum at-
taohod to Its continuance, wliilo they hayo .qu-
otly retired from business for aoaaon: aud a'c
endeayoring to adjust their own little balances
among themBelveH. Tho groat operators in
Broad street, whose almost reckless transactions
proclpitatod tho erash arc Commodore qandor-
bilt, jay Gould, Daniel Drew, md John i. Ira-
cy. Tho operations Of the last throo Woro re-.
ferrod to and explained yesterday. Tho oh
Commodore won't into tho market later and more
logitilnatoly. lIo bogan operating abnut tho
middle OF last wook, wllon stocks began to
doolInee. and . then avoTealy o, Only M to to
Western Union Telegraph atooh lust spring. anl
has si,.co takon Il pride t1 Keeping It ut good
figure, as l.o docs ali to List gonorally known ns
Vanderbilt atools. This stock ho l,ad worried
up to 90, whore it stood when tho bears began
tlioir raid on the market generally. Tho wllulo
market thon rapidly tloolinod, and with tho rest
Wcytorn Union fell off 1O per cont. Then 1t "as
, 1873-09-29

know anything Of lilo whereabouts Of his .eon
Charlss tho uuton Trust Company dofaultor
statod, to-day, that llo did not, and added: ~
waa at tho bunk on tho Friday that ho loft
lie sEESEp MUCH EXCITED
at tho timo, but attributed It to tho rim Upon
tho bank, nnd fooling Tint tloy might sus-
pend. 1Io thon said to MIC, 'rhiH ruin will kill
mo- Whilo was with hma. ho suddenly roso
got aonso Refreshments, md have mother seen
nor heard anything Of him Rhce. I layo writ
ton, tolcgraphed, and made oycry inquiry within
my power to learn Ills whereabouts. but without
til afterward. Ho was worry fool{Hh to hayo
tahon lilo coureo he did, for l think could have
aided linn in fliB tronbio. novor knew Of IFS
being guilty of dishonest action. Such was
tue e1sactor n9 gained during nhor Of
statos Trust Company. Iknow
WHO LED It1M INTO
thoao HpcculattonB In Wall street, and WHO nro
directly to blanc. Previously, Charles wRs III
very good circumstances for 9 nan Of his sgo.
He WAS perhaps worth from $500, 900 to $780,
600. tried to persuade him to keop out Of
Wall street but to no purpose, aud It l.as proved
big ruin. hare no further knowledge on tho
subject"
.(To the dssociatrd prtss.]
4 BANK PRESIDENTS RECOMMENDATION.
Nav fonK, Sopt. 23.-1ho Presfdont OF tho
First National Bank horo, urges tho Immediate
resumption Of specie payments, on tho ground
that as1c action will add ?S0,000,0 600 positive
lief to tho monoy market.
TIE HOTELS DESERTED.
Tho corridors Of the Fifth Avenue 1Iotel woro
almoat deserted Tonight forming striking con-
trast to tho Bcone of Inst Sabbath evening" whom
tho hotel was crowded With. an anxious and OK
oitea throng OF hankorst brokors and merchants.
Tho letter Of tho President and tho favorable
news from Chicago will, no doubt, exert BONG
ilcial influence hero tomorrow.
, 1873-09-29

SENATOR SHERMAN, OF OHIO, ON
THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 28.-Sonator John Sherman
made tho following remarks on the financial sit
uation, at tho Republican mass Meoting in this
city, last night:
The Republican purity is On trial. It i1as
passed over nicely all its trials, but there ia ono
trial it hos had to 60 through In the last two or
threo s7oolta, ad that WAS tho tost OF our fna1,-
to show you now that the Republican party,
which has been 10 successful in all tho measures
1t has adopted, has boon ablo to do you sor-
vice which yon cnn never estimate by any modo
Of ostimating among mon. It has furnished
you
which has enabled you during tue pauic of the
last woek or two to convert your money into
anything elso that can be offered YOU, either
nose sa ands Or 5toGRs Ok Here are Have
got National bank note in your pocket7 Are
you afraid that either Of them will broak
lOrteg Of "No."] sIy countrymen, Aavo got
very little currency on hand, but will eodeem
that havo been dishonorod. .[Applauso.l. You
havo now currency 30 good that tic people
DO NOT WANT TO GIVE 1T AWAY,
do not want to deposit 1t, bnt koop It In tho
aR1ehk pIRcD thGy hRYG GOt, Will per1ott cor
tainty that 1t iB good for the lRat cent 1t PROM
iBes to pay.
FORMER FANfc6.
Why, then, are old men around mo who ro-
neu1ber back to those times IN 1887, l847, and
1857. Perhaps somo eau so back to 1916. nly
frlond hero over the way says he can ron,omber
in 1916, when Il panic camo. In those old Dom
ocratio timer, what was tho roBult? Every dol
lar Of money IN tho pocket OF tho pooplo was
woEso than useless rags. Tho monoy was the
"a voice" Hoy about Jay oookss3"l vii
those t.nos was tho first thing to witlor. Tien
upon Democrat!o policy, tho loss foil upon tho
pooplo, fell upon tho money III their pockets !;
now, with this Republican currency, no man carl
possibly lose dollar. lApp!anse.j
jay Cooke may fail Olewa may fail !; every Ma
tional Danh IN the whole laud may fail; and yet
tue gfoonbaok, and tho bank-note arc soolred
by bonds IN the Treasury OF tho United Btatoa.
They. arc secnred by tho peoples monoy, and tho
peoples property, aud all The woalth OF tho
country must DO exhausted haforo man can
!ose dollar on his groonbapks, or dollar OIL
hiH bank.notes. That ia Republican moncy.
JAZZ COOKE i 90.
Now, my fellow-citlzeus, wlRs HTas the cause
, 1873-09-29

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. 2s.-At q meeting Of
tho Bank Presidents aud Qasliera. hold at tue
, 1873-09-29
TO Depositors in National and
Savings Banks.

SNYDER l. LEE, Roal Estato Agents. havo for oa!o in
hc so Of I s nd by @
and terms and teao IL partal full pnymout,
hooks any Of tbe Savings Banks 81 the city Wa lilo
oor some 1aRncunt inyeatnens n acre property aro
to place your .noney whe1ett wi ay you larger
LEE II Nixon Building, NJ. Il. corner Of hion1oo and
LaSalla-sts.
, 1873-09-29

nlly responsible an indvi1ala for the payment Of pl
tho deposits now held by sail bank, Or Which nay
hereafter ba maIp with 1t.
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JNRUSTEE'S SALE.-Under and by virtue
Of Il deed ot trust 10 ME executed and de-
llyCTed on the I'd day of June, A. ID. 1873, by
j. a. Leonard, recorded on the 18Th day OF
\ % lust, 1873, in book U, pages 36l and 3B2, Of
dallas county Records, Will, on Saturday,
for lash in hand, in gold, at the Courthouse
door i'm the city of Dallas, the following de-
scribed lot, tract or parcel of land, lying BE-,
iuE and situated In the county of Dallas ana
STATE of Texas, and out of one-third league
survey in the name of Robert sloan, ana be-
ing the same land conveyed to W. ID. Miller
nv Robert Sloan on the 9th day of December,
1897, and set apart to Matte M. Leonard by
yhr District couIt Of Dallas county Mt tn,
Iune tenn, 1871. and being the south half Vt
sound, d ns follows, towit: Beginning north
JJa east 27G varas from southeast corner Of
survey No. 8, of GO acres, at IL stake from
vs. hich a post oak IL inches bears south ~,
eGst 4 vaiiis, marked \, and ant ther D inches
bears north &c, west vara, marked Il; thence
S Aich n chittern inches bears north u, east
-, marked X, another IL inches bears
,outh TO, west, marked X, the southeast
corner: thence south 10, west 5,l18 varas, 70
stake in prairie; thence nerth go, west Liza
Vnras, to stake in prairie,; thence north
o., east 5,77G varas, to the place of beginning,
and being 7lS acres o. land, more or less, and
viii apply the proceeds of said sale, or so
IN uch thereof as may be necessary to the pay
.icnt and satisfaction of certain promissory
rust was executed), bearing date June 2,
!s7t, for four thousand three hundred dollars,
Ia gold, payable to the City Bank OF Dallas
O. lnety days after date, bearing. interest at
The rate of five per cent, from maturity, per
M onth the interest thereon accrued, and the
'~p'''''' L. g. BOWER. Trustee.
Dallas, Texas, October 9, ls73. 4w4t
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GRANDEsr sCHEMEEvERKN0WN
Fourth Grand Gift Concert
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
Public Library of Kentucky
10000 CASH GIFTS $l,50C,CC0
Every Fifth Ticket Draws Prize
s. 25O, 600 for s.
Wednesday, december 8, 1878.

Only sixty thousand tickets will be sold
and one-half OF these are intended
for the European Mark.t, thus hav,
ing only $4,000 for sale in the United
Stat. 8, where 100000 were disposed of Ior the
Third Concert. The tickets are divided into
ten coupons or parts and have on their back
the Scheme with full explanation OF the
mode oil drawing.
At this concert which will be the grandest
musical display ever witnessed i'll this coun-
try, the ~ precodented sum Of n'a gN
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rTlUSTEES sALE.-Under and by virtue
of o deed of trust to me executed on the
18th day of March, a. D., 1871, by w. w. Peak
and NJ. +, Peak, his wife, recorded in book
o, PIP 1867, ApriI "a 1871. will ON Tuesday,
the 4th day of November, 1875 sell TO the
highest bidder for cash in hand, NJ the court
house door in the city and county OF Dallas,
and State of Texas. to satisfy the balance due
upon note secured by said deed OF trust Tor
tile sum of 81 $40 SO, dated March %, ISL,
PAYABLE to Leon and II. Blum or order, Mt the
office Of t. c. Jordan IL Co., Dallas, Texas,
with 10 per cent per annum interest from
date and exchange on Galveston AT current
rates, value received, the following described
property to-wit:
The east half of lot number i've, In block
number four of the original plan of the town
OF Dallas, fronting twenty-five feet on MAIN
street and running northward one hundred
feet, being the identical premises on which
J. w. Smith & Co. We're s'.lling goods and
merchandi on the 18th of March, ISL; also,
another lot or tract decided to w. w. Peak by
J. w. Smith, on the 18th day of September,
1870 recorded in book n, p. 3Dl, Dallas county
records, described as follows:
BEGINNING at the southwest corner of Mrs.
Ric block on the north side of Elm street,
thence south zoe, west To the southeast corner
IA west 30 feet TO stake; thence north ~,
east 2 feet to stake; thence south AZ, east
feet to the beginning, containing one acre
more or less, q pat of the John Grigsby orfgi-
nal survey, together with all and singular
the rights, members and appurtpnances to
the said tracts of land above described in any
manner belonging or appurtaining
Said sale Is further made for tn, purpose OF
paying of the expenses necessarily incurred
In the executive o of the deed OF trnst here
in before mentioned
35w t. c. JORDAN, trustee.
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@. A. WILLS, Texas. A. T. BEEDE, Illinois
WILLS g. BEEDE,
LIVE STOCK
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS
AND KANSAS CITY.
n0jlEfG
nz- ALI business transacted at the Kansas
Stock Yards, Kansas City, Mo.
Dee. i4-wtf
FOR SALE.

fof.r for sale my Dwelling and business
Hdnse. IN the town of Actin. Hood County,
Texes Both buildings are Of stone, well
plastered and complete In evsry respect. As
i business poina Actin Il perhsp. not wi,
passed In the 3tae. Tor lntor9aloh estt
&c; s; 8 'S' s.sHt ~ eIsss
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PRICE OF TICKETS.

Whole tickets 5000 halves. $500; tenths
or each coupon 500; eleven whole tickets
for 5000 22% Tickets for 81 000.yO; ll3 VIII. lie
tickets for s5,61OOO; 81 whole tickets for slO,-
00O.Oo. No discount on less than S50000 worth
of tickets Mt n time.
The unparalleled success of the Third Gift
Concert as well as the satisfaction given by
the First and Second makes it only neces-
sary to announce the Fourth to insure the
prompt sale of every ticket. The Fourth
tails like the Third, and full particulars may
he learned from circulars which will be sent
free from this office to all who apply for
them.
Tickets now ready for sale and all orders
accompanied by the money promptly nlled.
Liberal terms to those who buy TO sell again.
THOS. e. BRAMLETTE.
Agent Public Library, KY, and Manager
isville, Ky. io-Wtd
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s77 90 EACH WEEK.

AGENT WAET1b sstry,Fhsra BusInaa
swtsSzt * : E5sls - ,isessii
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TRUSTEE'S SALE. -Under aud by virtue
Il ofa"eed % IItsf executed md deliver
ed to me b., J.. 3. TOibtgt on lie ettlh tlsy Of
Septe mber, is7S 10 serirr She ravnprlf II a
certain psOsuissoTF unf-., IN ids iIv the eald L.
Il. ToThtrt. dated Tho 29ih day % Eapteinbef
1874 psyabi- 90 4. ID. Toby. and due "a
the lSt day % octgbcF. 1873, AID beaTing In
iere-t at Tie rate o. two and one hair per
cent per month iIo'u The 10Th .lar 81 Il.
lS75,nntil paii,l viii s-il 10 IN. highest BIDDER
for cash at IN Cogrthouse door ~ the fity
and county = Dallas and stat. Of Ter,s Il
10 O'Clock abb, Cn 1tiurdaN. the gifli day
OF Octobs.r, tie folioHlng a .stfthtsi prorlefty:
The tusteiu crnier ~ inC- ffnct pufchas,.d
by Y II. TsoieF from J. J. Cilfod and Sussn
A Good. ff0uunE on the uofth side II Elm
str.ff, twsHty-dfe feet font. and running
17ck my f-ff III the iiue u sid street,
ferf Of grofi I'd. bong the sar14 ri.-a 81 er1und
ceden 70 ne by D. II. T01ier Oh the - day
Of, lsTa, :. q TOQLEH,
SYST Ifustre.
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UNDERTAKING
A.w. MORTON

Respectfully informs the citizens of Dallas
and the surrounding counties that he has
expressly for the bust ness, and is prepared 10
make Collins at the shortest notice, to order
and trim them in all styles. He also keeys
on hand, ut all times, collins Of all siz 3,
ready made, 18th the exec ption of trimmir &,
which he can deliver at an hours notice, day
or night He has also made arrangements %
keep ON hand o full assortment Of MetaYc
Burial Cases which he can deliver on Gu I,
He has the exclusive agency for these Bur ~
Cases, for Dallas and surrounding count, 3,
and Gun supply them at the lowest price y.
Glass Hearse, and necessary appendages, he
will undertake all, the necessary arTante,
,ncnts for buTials with dispatch. He has dc
terrniiied TO mike this his exclusive busine'S,
public. a. w. MORTON,
39wtf ... Cochran tlatti Stlill strtet
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QrIck IIaE estp CAFE AID tlN9 CgSlErH


Bounty warran, No. ss5. for 80 acres, issuesi
to VIM. II, Clemens, date not ret rIni.i.re'i
Also- donation warrant No. efs Tor "a. st1es
issued TO VIM. n Cleus cIn- tsle rfl - f--flil'
bered. II not fo1ad within EiNtF caFsi -
shall apply " TIE Lard Ot1cs u the eie = q
' soHY u FEzY zRovl 4 s9s,
lsslst ~ Z " we
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ST. LOUIS &SOUFHEASTERN RAILWAY
CONSOLIDATED
"Eashvifle Shortest Line"

And direct route to Bellovi',e, Ccntrnlia,
Cairo, Shawneetown, EvunRyilie, Memphis
VicksbuTg Montgomery, Mobile ,kcwO. leans,
Galveston, Nashville, chattanooga, Atlanta,
Macon, Charleston, Savannah Knoxville
Bristol, Lynchburg, Richmond NORFOLK ana
All Points South and Southeast.
Good Reasons Why thir IL fhe Preferred
..N. Route
1t is the only line run ming Pullman Palace
Drawing-room Sleeping Cars unrough rom
81. Louis to Nashville without change.
IL is the only line under one Infringement
between These cities.
II is the only line by which p6saen GERS can
saw. from 20 10 200 mil.s travel anu nom siE
to twcnty-four hours tine,
1T Is & IS CHEApI-k rom ~. Louis 10
Nashville than the cifcl'it0rs route via Leu
OUR MOTTO.
QUICK TIE G9tB CAFE AID tl0S1 CgSlEclfAs
New and elegant day coaches sqnipPe J.
with the WestlnRhouse Air nrsite AID q
Miller Coupler and Platform are run IN q
Through Tickets or sale and Bagya =
checked at all the principal Ticket Ohioes y
the West and North.
Ask for tickets via the "s0utneasie1Ii Pa
W. Wy r. pAvRSPURT, E.F. wTNsIOw,
Gent Ticket Ageaf- General hanageT,
46u 1y4sle -. jouis- -. TINS
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MILL PROPERTY FOR Sale.

wish to sell the property known as the
TRINITY MILL TRACT, l5E miles northwest
from the city OF Dallas, lying on both sides
of Elm Fork. containing 500 acres; between
200 and 400 I'm bottom timber, the balance
rich prairie. ON which are three story
mill house out of repair; q cut stone stack %
feet high IA good engine; two run OF AZ inch
French burrs, first rate cog gearing etc. A
large store house and three dwelling houses
with ., and rooms, beside other houses.
Beside the machinery In the mill, there are
outside a large steamboat engine and Two
old boilers p fe, { each. This il one OF the
best locations for IN lling, ginni:.g and mer-
chandising in northern Texas, and well adap-
ted TO cattle and hog fattening.
The property has been in litigation some
wears and now have not means to repair,
but / would sell half interest to a gool mill
man, The line of the Dallas and Wichita
Railroad is surveyed through the land ana
within $50 yards OF the Iuill, as the Denton
line is Just above, depot will be established
at this point, and the road will be in opera
ton to Denton next winter. 49,.
To an early applicant l will sell for the
value of the land without the i'm provements
Amply 20 me ut the residence ofmy brother,
z. b. Scott, on the Preston road, eleven miles
north of Dallas.
lSswtfdtufri Hof Is. 7sCoit.i
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
The DALLAS MANUFACTURING COM
PANY'S MILLS are hereby offer d for sale.
The Building, Machinery and all appliances
are first class. Run to Its maximum capacity
Il will grind 800 bushels of wheat and l40 of
corn in twelve hours. With good manage
ment grain enough may be obtaiped for full,
work. II will be sold low for cash.
JAMES L. SCt TT.
July Is. 1873 Aft
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LIST OF GIFTS.
TOTAL. 1900 GIFTS, ALL CASH,

amounting oVo,oVo
The distribution will BE- positive whether
all the tickets are sold or not, and the II 600
gifts all paid in prOpoltio TO the tickets SOLD
all unsoid tickets being destroyed as ut the
First and Second Concerts, and not repre-
COZ tnli IN Iln dim Ayiuw.
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$4,000 ..

divided into l2,O0O cash gifts will be distribu-
Il d - III among the tlcket-holders. Inc
I .tinDe, so tD0 uekyts to he drawn from one
Wheel Dy bilud children and the gifts from
rothet.
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RELIEF I'M TEN MINUTES
ppv.x,s ruINox.c WATERS

Cure coughs, colds, sAhrna, bronchitis, sore
throat, hoarseness, difficult breathing, ineip-
lent CONSUMPTION, and lung diseases insy
have no taste OF medicine, and any child VIII
tsk them. Thousands have been restored
10 health that before de<paired: testimony
given In hundreds Of cesee. Ask fer hryans
3! ss|rss!i ~; ~ y ! ;;as ssS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-07

WINDING Up THEIR sEMI-ANNUAL
SALEs.-Messrs. /. Blum il Bro. at l34
and at their branch house 1l9 Main
street, are now about TO wind up their
closing out sales Of summer dry goods
and ready made suits for this season.
This sale has been wonderful success
and the large stock OF summer wear
which crowded their shelves aud coun-
tiers q month ago has all been disposed
of to the consuming community. That
the goods were sold cheap everybody
knows. 1t is q fact evidently noticeable
that when this firm announces some>
thing in tie way of bargains, ladies are
confident they will not be disappointed.
For this week Messrs. |. Blum Il Bro,
offer over 600 remnants Of goods from
calico to silks, in fact everything mag
Unable, at prices SO low That you are
tempted to purchase something before
leaving their establishment. Those OF
our lady readers who contemplate pur-
chasing q ready made suit, travelling
buster, shirt waists or the like, or the
material for the same, suitable for
Journey or camp meeting, can be suited
here at one-half the usual cost.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-07

Police CoURr.-The Police Court
furnished four cases and some fun, yes
terday morning.
Peter Berry j. regular gooseberry,
or he would not have given the wife o.
his bosom so huge flogging, as he did
on Tuesday evening. He pushed her
outloors and knocked her down, but
she got Up again and with an old hob
nail shoe gently famed him on the
head. The Judge thought that Mrs.
Berry was huckIeberry above Peters
psrsimmons. The Judge said, you
don't seem 10 care a straw, Berry, but
III make you look blue, Berry, if not
black, Berry. when | fiue you for this
null, Berry" And he buried Berry
under q fine OF s. and costs.
Luther McCsmick and his wife don't
get along we'll together. She charges
that on the 25th day of July he struck
her in the face with his fist and other
wise abused her, sud just because she
wanted TO 90 to ball he was going to.
This at their house in North Wheeling.
lie was fired SO and costs or twenty
days.
Augusta Ehei Was arrested for des-
troying the happiness and power to set
down with comfort OF a little three year
Old, named Freddy Miller. 1t is said
| that when she got through with that
bow he locked as If one end OF him had
been painted red. and that his little
chair is neglected and he stands up tc
eat. Mrs. Augusta wss fined s. and
costs.
| That graceful, gay, accomplished and
angel>tempered matron, Mrs. Elizabeth
Ankey, came prancing into court with
her head on cue side, aud commenced
piliug words on the Judge until he was
neatly smotbersd. She was charged
with using loud, vile and abusive Ian
cuace and with the malicious destruc'
ton ola fence, the property OF Fred
Brssch. After hearing the evidence
the Judge pleasantly remarked that b
wou'd merely fine Elizabeth S2O anc
costs and, in default, let her rest be-
face aud hands, aud tongue in Jail 10
thirty days. As he said this Mrs An
KEY put her arms akimbo, waltzsd III
TO His Honor and said, "1uteet-in-tou
bic teet, Schvasr, don't will take an
of dot" But she did, and when sn'
got round to the Jail she made thing
| lively for the officials who put her IN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-07

GONE FIsHING.-The "By Golly"
fishing club, under the lead OF John
Collins, he's gone off in search of pisca-
torisl pleasures and pastures new.
Charley Ditmer is the heavy tragedian
of the party and George Kinghorn,
commedian. They are just the youths
to have glorious time if they never
catch fish. They took nine kegs Of
beer and two ten cent loaves OF bread.
Some of them couldn't see why they
wanted SO much bread for so little beer