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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-17
FROM THE FRONT +:

MILLERsTowS, Pa, September IS.
The Asa Say test well, on the McCready
farm, -four miles southwest of Millerstown,
struck The top Of the sand few days ago.
Oil began to fli the bole, and the drlll was
suspended to remove the boiler. This WELL
il successful, will open up 10000 acres of
new teri itory for development between
| Millerstown and that point. 1t bas created
profound excitement here already.
Angel & Co. IS well, on the Dugau farm,
| Just commenced flowing.
| PETRoLIA, September l6
The market to day is quiet but firm -
There were sales of five thousand barrels
spot oil at Sll7lS. Two thousand barrels
sellers all the year, $l,l5.
The Tack & Moorehead well, 10 the
fourth sand, is pumping over two hundred
barrels daily.
TRIANGLE CITY, Sept. l3.
The Bayne well is doing fully fifteen barr
rels. Triley well sixty barrels.
The Kiley Bros, we'll on Best farm is
now doing seventy barrels. II opened ct
| l40 barrels.
Levsns Evans we'll, new, Thursday, so
barrels.
The new Dilo well commenced pumping
on Thursday at 10 q. m.
This is isexcellent territory and with oil
at anything like decent price, would be
flooded With the irrepressible oil man and
hisiinevestable wealth.
MERrINA, Sept. Is.
The Hamar wells, near this spot, are
holding out good, averaging about thirty
FIVE barrels. Some are doing fifteen or six/
teen, and Others eighty to ninety bar,
rels There no dry holes in this vicinity.
Between this point and Edenburg the Lee
l. Balliott well on the Bower farm, was
tubed on Saturday last, the 18th inst, and
since has been pumping 1875 barrels day.
Messrs. Lee & Balliott have q lease Of
fifty acres with one/tenth royalty. Matters
here look encouraging go far as extension of
the belt is concerned, but little 10 favor of
its expansion.
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Cur article on the probability of their being 18th
sand rock all through the upper country, published
day or two since, has attracted considerable at
tion among operators, aud bids fair to be acled on
before long.
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The Indians in the neighoornood of OttaI
wa are becoming civilized. Ouo OF them,
at all events, killed his fstber the other day.
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Newsboys are not allowed to 'tciisr" IN
Rome, but something like hall million
dogs can bark and howl wilhou: let or hinS
drance.
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The question now arises among boy
whether they or the manages of the schools
should furnish cigars at picnice.
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Uncle John Hubert received nice lot of Grapes
last evening, direct from the Lake Shore. They
were nice and no mistake. We believe he has a
limited quantity for sale.
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Wien nav gators ate &c constantly steer
ing ty the North Pole, isn'i !, stttnfe none
Of them have yel oon,rived to pui a ha~ser
afouud il?
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She'll Canhsld's stable is doing an immense bust
ness at present. Every horse and wagon is out
daily.
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The pigeon shoot, this afternoon, has attracted
quite a crowd to town.
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A sign in An Ohio city bearing the words
'Smith Manufacturing Company" throws
some light on the query as 10 where oil the
Smiths come from.
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Some wicked cuss entered tbs office yesterday o g
day before and distracted Friday aud S.turda, ;
paper from the Ale. Return them at once a nd save
yourself from the wrath To come
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Jack Frost has name h is appearances, snt
ga,deus have suffered severely.
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Both Of the reineries in this place are run te
their FULLEST capacity at pr esent
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onAs O. WICKER. R,.R,eps.s,o,.
NEWS DEPARTMENT.

We receive acknowledgements up to lnx.
and present them to our readers every evening en-.
braciQg news Of great interest from oil section,
the country. We have made special arrangements,
whereby w receive regular Petroleum, stock and
Prodace Market Reports every evsning BY telesnyh
nom New York. Philadelphia, and Piitsburg, which
together with Editorials and Local natter, make i
one Of the most desirable newspapers published IN
the d Region. As An
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In the case of Higgins, the unfortunate man who
was killed on the Atlantic road at oil City, day be.
foie yesterday tie jury rendered verdict of acci
dental death.
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The potato bugs are now going for the
tomato plsuts and are making the ir best eff
forts 10 finish them up before winter.
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The attendance at the public school at present il
l6T pupils.
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The harvesting season has come to au
end.
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The ira in due Leie at l O'Clock was an hour late
to-day.
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VIsE NEW REMEDY FOR RUP.
TURE

A mos. Important In ention. Sold by the Elsstic
Truss Co t37 Broadway, N. Y City. It retains
Hupture absolutely il ease aud ComfoH night and
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This Is genuine sepis smber day.
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The work OF taking up aud trsnsplantipg
flower plants is going on at present.
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record.
Divine service
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

REv. T. GRAHAM, Pastor.
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Advertising Medium,

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whesever m Oh Operator or Dealer can b fonnd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-07
THE sCANNELL TRIAL.
CLOSE or TIE EvIDENCE-NR. BEACH's ARGU-
MRNT.

CLOSE or THE EYIDENCE-MR. BEACHs AhGC-
MRNT.
The end of the Scannell trial is near, the
evidence for the people beng all n. Mr. Phelps an
bounced this fact yesterday morning, on the opening OF
the Court and Mr.. Beach proceeded without delay 20
sum Mp the case for the prisoner.
Referring 70 the first impressions which society re-
oeved IN case similar the present and the danger Of
acting upon or beng IN any way Influenced by them,
he mentioned the case Of Foster. Two years ago the
public and the PUB journals crying out for his
blood these first Impressions have since been moh
led and the public ana the newspapers have discovered
that there was something the which commands
consideration auA mayhap Communication. Tie papers
"a. conviction
and execution the strongest IN favor
Of commutation OF the death sentence.
M Beach alluded what he called cOldoloOded assas-
naton Of the prisoners brother Florence by Donehue'
and the impossibiy bring the latter 10 justice on
account Of political influence, and portrayed the mad
dening effect this had mind already weak and dis
0rdered frOm the shock received by the oowardy and
cruel assassination OF brother beloved more than al
the world beside. IT, when the Jury read, on November
the account Of the shooting OF DOn0hue dressed up in
oil TIE horrors Of newspaper criminal reports, they
could have east their back for the previous two
years over the prisoners path beginning with the shoot
ING Of bis brother IN DOnohues saloon and allowed their
hearts 20 into his suffering he certain they
would not have gone into the box with the recollection
had showed them bow false the details u the shoot
Of DonOhue and how perverted we're the statements
Of the autecedent circumstances, and consequently how
erroneous we're those nrst Impressions
At got around that one OF the counsel
for defense had withdrawn from the
Of understanding with the leading counsel Very
uoSsiv ne InOr arose fro Tie act Of the counsel not
appearing in the Yesterday When Mr.. Beach con-
uuued ms remarks. DE into the question OF in
sEuitY which he argued az great length reading from
library u books mental diseases the recorded exper
and opinions OF experts IN the prominent murder
trials OF the past he quoted those Of Mcfarland, Cole
HiscOck and The sickles AT O'Clock the Court
adjourned and dr. Beach VIII probably occupy hour
more.
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creditor with an evident malice toward the bannupts
and IN a of rcckessness little hehttina luuua
but quite nsistent with the character OF
a money-lender who exacted from the banki1tH ais
sum OF $3.50 for loan OF $lseo0 for four days oeine t
the rate of over l19 per cent per annum. Inc manner
too in which the creditor manipulated ana procursa
some OF the testimony put In his part parne uIify
that of the boy Cunningham, savors very much on =
criminal ofense. The principal witness on Will
the creditor rehes sustain his account OF ts
lions covered by the specification, is John Pr
President Of the Central Bank OF Brookyn woo uoe
himself In favorable ght lnastluon o. ~
appears that he received a compensation as an
from Colt lending Colt the money OF the pah
which he was President, grave an onense ~ can e
committed by any in position or trust AS 70 Nv.
his entire testimony shows him 70 be Wholly unworthy
of credit
Colt anneaed from this decision to the United States
Circuit Court and in decision given yesterday Judge
Woodruff sustains the action Of the Court below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-07
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Walter J. Jewell. the keeper of gambling den No.
broadway sndng IhOns Powell out - SO ~ he
sa game isIo held YESTERDAY Il 900 bail by Mayor nave
lanes Burgess. who states that he Is shoe
trimmer reading Thirty Hnh 81, NssforS, vas eonlt' 80
rrv Ia Hroa lie acon Of he Grand jury on ohaSe
LEAVING forced the Samuel HendrrsOn unr&kef 70
the Mechanics Bank Tie o~hA d1 Dot pay "e
amount accused DENIED she forgery.
In the Court of General Session, yesterday Joseph
Rvan aged with stealing bale Of tobacco vas aoS'ed W reon
III rns etveu the proof the Indictment PatneE Deo5Ee
49, acquitted Of charge u grand larceny, and John Con oonseisu
ror u the f gree James shelly Of burglary IN TIE ihfo
e e sentenced respectively % State Prison Tor I'VE ana Two !es
AT the Jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday
Ann Nenaess No. i04 N Thirty thIst
s brought up charge q number Of brssses s1e IN
he eot Of Railroad Coml@1y ana several bras
saS .ae properly Of Mitchell Vance q twenty Ae
Terqve EdwGr KaFs Of No SO West TNtniy-thrs no.O
ftei and member West SIDE gang ADMITTED that ~
sto The property identified the accused who wac ally committed
AZ the Yorkville Police Court yesterday, before
lptfe Bybv Henry Thomas clerk rs1ng At Centre ana Buan
ana med on charge o. forgery Isaac Belt Commissioner
that The accused on aFch pre-
serted he Inebre Wards lsaud wtten ana printed
ape uariug from custody CahATne bro"h
onsr Tie paper question bore The on lgnnres - Josee
Bell. both HgnAs9.es oeAs
beid IN : ,JOV 70 answer
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AN ALTERED CHECK.

In the Court of Common Pleas, before Judge
Larremore verdict given for the plantin IN the
fun amount claimed and interest Subject TO the opinion
OF the General TERM in suit brought by the Bank OF
North America 70 recover from the Bank OF the Com
monwealth 81 40. paid by mistake ON check OF the
Hart Manufacturing Company, which was raised from
SS 90 by means OF acids, 70 $SI6 40 The check was
certified oy the Bank OF North America and paid to the
Bank Of Commonwealth through the Clearinghouse
The alteration was discovered two weeks aerward ny
the drawers. the Hart Manufacturing Company, ana
demand made by the plaintiff FOR the return or te money
Overpaid. This refused, and suit Drought me
question involved is of much interest to me oonnf
cla community the plaintiffs claiming thht me ceruh
cation merely OF the signature ana that IL mas Iuhs
10 nav the face check, while the defendant con-
tends that the certihCaiOn is also 20 the ming up OF
z no CHI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-07
v1crssrTupEs OF A CRIMINAL SUIT.

In the Court of General Sessions yesterday
Judge Sutherland presiding the greater part OF the DAY
was consumed in the argument Of the case OF Aoraun
Greenthal an alleged thief and receiver GreehlhN
was convicted Dee 1871. OF grand larceny anu sen
tnced 70 confinement and labor in the State Prison
FOR five years From this Judgment he appealed, and
succeeded in obtaining reversal The case came back
70 the General Sessions for retria When il came mp IN
s order upon the calendar. GTeentha by mis- counsel
rterposed plea bar that he had been tried and con-
vcted for the Oense charged The District Attorney ned
a replication establishing that the conviction had Been
aside by the Supreme Court ana new 1a ordered
The defendant nterpOsed reoiner 20 which the Dis
1ct kttOFney demuTred and the defendant joined an
the demurrer The demurrer was argued, YESTERDAY,
before Judge Sutherland by A. Oakley Hall behalf Of
the prisoner Greentha and by Assistant DISTRICT AttOr
ney Rollins for the people The actual point involved Is
whether man convicted Of FELONY who has TO undergo
his and of his vOlton gets the Judgment
re- versed can be retired for the oheDse Judge
sutherland reserved his decision.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS

FRIDAY Mach :. =.
MH for nslar " r.. closed al The Neviort fo'V"'' '
dAy q o. IN ana Boston. . - -. P-
Mails o Newfoundland close New-York Post once ever
dav NJ Steamship sails rom Portland Ne. SATURDAY h0P
Q. Due New. YorhF Friday, at m. 49,. IN
Letter oostage 10 all The When going direct w
SATURDAY. MARCH 3.
Liverpool w
the steamship Republic 10 SUPP nent35 ~
WIN. STA ok PsvouIs Perry CITY will close ~ lfo "
steamship from White star DocA faTsnla Fs'
CITY. .n5
For Closed Mails for the Of Europe va
Breuen, steamship Main. mails close ~ - ~ ao
pl,m,atar Nail Steamship sails at p n, from loot Of ihi''
BoOoken.
ir,rt German and Prssian Mail sent nv Tins line
Mi, for France direct Brest ADD have per teAhsv
Psere 10 N. Steamship sails 81 p A. hoA i
Nah, for bermuda Nv steamship Niagara close at II steam
ship sails u NJ. 49,, d, d,
Mails for Kew steamship CITY q Austin close p 10
Steamship sails a D. m. from Pier No ~ B.
SUNDAY. MARCH
Ali Mails o'clock The fOs;ohoe Is opes ron
N o II a. n. =. .,
asr American and n0uih
sr roTts etc per steamship Ocean Queen. close A. ss
sap sails At u ~, from Pier No. A. y. X
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DECIsIONs-MARCH 8.

eu,,ye,ne Court sdmbers-By Judge Davis.-Spot-
f-5 srd others AIT Nickerson Order settled
nv Ne FaeerIr natter Of the petition Mary Robinson
general aap Se-Reerence ascertain and report 70 the
M stated u petition Hume sgt BesTe-Report ooDamea
and i1i guert granted 49, 49, -. 49,.
By Jnire Harn-Bbe agt neutrality-suspicious. 70 connue the
,t As -Taue without Fearing ct Agt Royton-Aonen
r-.sed oa sfpa
Jnfgc Peonle 6c, Mualey sgt Board o. Appor
ouBnt ptremDtOry he granted not
vithstanr With The People, he, hgcsm sg
on for perer1ptory msudamus denied with 10 costa
SHADY agt MayoAse and amendment settled HeAJ AL
Schies.ueer-J Digmeut for defendant With costs
-Kue at KunkeOrder Of reference 70 William Watson esq
Csca ar Haane.-OreT granted Henderson sg Coby-OroeT
DENYING notion
Judge Sigek-oNshOny sgt Belmont and snoiherorder
ttsg Ttce4yol pay &c
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THE CONTROLLERS OPPONENTS.

FIVE APPLICATIONS FOR MANDAMUsEs TO COM
PEI TIE PAYMENT OF SALARIES AND BILLS.
The case of Mr.. Kazinski Interpreter of the
Court Of General Sessions, before Judge Faneher
yesterday on a motion for mandamus requiring the
Controller to pay his salary for January Mr. Andrews,
Tor Controller Green, said the question at issue
whether Kazinsh should be PAID the rate Of 1900
cSe per annum, and that the decision In this case
Affected the city the Of several hundred thou
sand dollars Not having fully examined int the mat
Ter, he desired adjournment over the term. Mr..
Dukes, on behalf of Kazinsd, said his client was en-
ey dependent on hls salary and could not aOrd TO be
kept out Of IT long Judge FaDcber allowed the case
to 80 over until April the express stipulation that
Kazinsh should be paid all the salary due him at the
nate Of ZOO per apnurn, witbOu: prejudice 10 his APP
pheston for pay al the increased rate.
John A Thompson, messenger inlthe District Attor.
Dey Office acted inspector OF election during the late
canvass and received 81 pay therefor Controller Green
deducted so from Thompsons salary as messenger
eming thatas he from duty for four ana
received - per day he entitled f salary
NJ Dukes applied 70 Judge Fancher yesterday for a
mand9mus TO compel the payment VI the $40 The Counsel
81 the Controller opposed the application on the ground
for two positions but Judge Faneher holding thar hs
nOt an o1ncer but an employee ordered the writ Of
- An application was made yesterday IN the Supreme
court Chambers before Judge Fancher. for perenp-
tory mandanus 20 compel Controller Green 10 nav a 500
70 Daniel Bren salary alleged be due him as Cier
o. the superior Court since May, ls72 IL was opposed
On behalf OF the Controller the ground that there E
10 such office a. Crier Of the Superior Court Mr. Law
rne counsel for Bren claimed that the Judges we're
Aehor1ed 70 make the appointment % crer; that his
- hsd been paid regularly up last May and that
sstae Of expenses for the years 1872 aud 1879 bis
sAAAry was included Judge Fancher took the naneTs
rteerylng his decision ' '~o P~PeIe'
JUDGE Barrett granted yesterday mapdamus ags,ns,
compelling him 10 paw The saarv Of Inbn
~ i AZ ne @ Commissioner for the last four months
sent VI $4,000 per annum. less the 20 DER
-, an 9ioered ~ the Board Of ApportioDnent
1istt =, 1s,tI, Judge Barrett denied the sp
pDoatOn Oh taunton inggam Tor rnsndsTarS ~ ~
as M for s eGy 6 claim Of sor nate
which the writ refused Wa Inc ground
10n for the County ConrtHouse had been %
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Port or EKw -TORK.... ..

PORT OP sEw- TORK. MARCH O.
CLEARED.
SC ssm.Ap w,anoke coucs RcAmouo CITY Point sd Norfolk %
sa%:s e. M'ss assq.s & T.n sss.a e. g.
stesmslnp Gen. Barnes, haiory savannah W R Gan'oA
Ssip Jeh5 Allen CBrj Howe Lsndsn. Peahciy. wills Co.
ramp sS.5 are p.sI sei Bo ersss o1 ols J. woy
Rig G v nichols Or Chsss Haiant,s n. Morgan Co
Bag Maggie Biott (Brl Gilmore Alicante 49, H. j. De Won
og Mary r) Han Liverpool for orders, Br Pern' Co
Bris Agnes Aelancob, st Johns r. Zine Ross 10
Sef c E5ans Lasuarr aud Porto C4be'o J. AoEla
Seat s fas Sa SsSa D JSae Wilmington
seLI. Modesy Weaver D. .anq5s
seaI &. ". Petes AcK-y. St Kits.
ARRIVED.
steamship Gl,norAn ri LAybOurne CsnBr Feb 49, Th @t's
as Steamship George Wilmington ou ys~Or,u' PED n with
maze sass CLARK Sesmsn -
wst 18th With ndss ana pass to G H. Naor 90
steamship Montgonsfy Paeoh, savaansL, b Hd 'ua s
Ssip Isoeaa Ger schuiea, Bremen 81 day, With pd
Sb1 Vim H. Jones. Rowisad Feraiia, days
Har A. Holt loi Ellsworth Jorasn' Aqnn % .' VIA o'
''S~ ,cnoosus-avEn 4sP cq.s1vl's
Porto Rico. Providence A hAIamoHl, FsollarL,e
Asi,e PER-. New B,dioii Hastings, Beaior.
Mail Greenwich. isaac Meme '''1'f'eL
SAILED.
s,,m,hp Se.ia Hanhurg City Hvsna or Hs'ans Ger
9.5ss s $ Tia o5Saa .s T Kas.o
WIND-SubGssn, Egb " " clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
LKvy, Del March 6The steamship Brk fm Liverpool ior
Paepts BndySins lat nsht TIE baft Marathon as
len for New-Ycrk in tow Of the tux Seth Low.
SAS FRASclsco 6The steamship Great Rpube has arrived
here bringing he ssb ID steamship ldho cea h pasieagers
veil
FOREIGN PORTS.
hovnLs March 6Ths Anchor Line steamship Anglia Small non
Yew.York Feb 2, Tor Glasgow arriTei here to-day.
bIhe Cgu8rt Line steamship Heels MURPHY
from hefr OOck Ills The Allan
steamship MoaTsI, Graham roa Portland fo p also airsd
here this morning
DISASTERS.
CaPy " L. March be Nhch rriends ont nto BE bay
for ss forced still the beach
g seriously Bga but bs nJ3er gone Her csrgo
sull uninjured
The arp Peter Maxwell (Brl Sns, Pr adepi jan IS TOT
Hamburg QueeBstOwl Feb. q. leakT condition.
For Latest snap NetcS FIN PGQc.,
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Edward Robinson and Enoch ChamherIa;,
sppned, some time since, through their counsel "a
ssiIas the United States District Court for
In bankruptcy and J. L. Cummins counsel for ths
sppcsng creditor, William A. Colt, resisted the appea
On. the ground that the bankrupts had falsely
concerning their transactions with Colt. In decision
granting discharges 10 both Of the bsnkrupts and d.
reotng the entry Of decree that they could recover
rom the opposing creditor the cost Of resisting his oppo
at1oD TO their discharge, Judge Blatchford threw
ne allegations Of false swearing, and said:
am satisfied on the evidence that the version sven
~ NE 1ankrupts "a the true The examination OF
me bannaptt AID other witnesses was pursued by the