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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-04
WHEELING W. VA SATURDAY MORNING, JULY

however, may be cured slso Tor win;ep
feeding, IT 60 desired.
In the report OF the discussion which
followed Mr.. Eye statement, Mr.. Todd
member. observed that il cloverseeC
is sown the latter part OF August ol
about the lst OF September. goed
crop may te expected. II will isil i
soWn before. 1t may be s6wn aI
the end OF August in good rich ground
Mr.. Williams inquired il the grass
exhibited was the growth OF last fall.
The Secretary stated that it Was fall
growth and stood through the winter
and spripg.
Mr.. E. D. Curtis said that the or
chard grass Was not Identical with
squitch grass The peculiarly OF the
formation OF the roots makes it tepaci-
Gus OF life, and gives il large smou nj
OF vitality. The specimen exhibited
was the product OF the seed, and WAS
pulled this spring. The single root
would form in the course OF three yesrs
q stool or tussock as large ~ . peek
measure in circum'ereuce. II II were
eaten up during the summer it would
start and continue to grow until the
snow fell. 1t is, he said, the best grsss
We can grow for iorsge.
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Cincinnati Market.

CISCISSArr, July S-Cotton-Qui.t
at l63c. FIour-Dull aud unchsugtd.
Wheat-Dull and nominal at 81 ijC4
! Is. Corn-Dull; mixed 63G 66c.
Oats-Dull At 47@5jc. Rye-DulI
at SjG SIC. BsrIey-Nominal. Oils
Unchanged. Ecgs-ln good demand
at l6c. Bnttcr-F'irm; choice selcc-
tiobs 22623c. Che.se-Scarce and
firm. Pork-In fair demand and firm;
sales at $lS %; Is SO bid at the close.
Lard-In fair demand and firm; ssles Of
sumner at l0i; kettle llic. Bulk
Mests-iu good demand at full rrlces;
shoulders 6ic; clear RIB o.; held higher
al the closs; clear 94c. Bacon-FIrm;
shoulders 7iG clear rib l0!c; clear lot
@lO.r. Whisky-Sisady al 9ic.
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Chicago market.

CHICAGO, July } -FIonr-Quirt aud
unchanged Whest-Steajy; No
Chicago spring 81 1901 l9t; No. 2
DO l5i each; | l54 July 10! Au-
gusl; O5i September No. 3 do | 0S!.
Corn-ln iarr demand and firm; No. 2
mixed 59ic cash or July; j9tc An.
gust rejected 56tc Osu-Steudy; No.
424c casb; 4lc July; rejected 4Oic
Rye-Qaet and weak; No 2 S0CGs2c,
Barley-Dull and nominal for spor; No.
, spring September 9O:. Pork-In
iair demstd and higher at $l8 rs
cash or July Is 35GlS 40 August
Lsrd-Steady at sll rs cash or July
Bulk M.ats-QuIet and uuchsu gsd
Bran-ll4c. Whisky-Stes1y At 94c.
Corn-Closej st 5sic.
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Andrew S. Roberts, recently tried on
charge OF forging Central rs,lroad
bonds, has been admitted to bail.
New York Bank statement.
Loans increase $500, 100; specie in-
crease s2,22O.O0O; legal tenders in
crease s737,300; deposits increase
sS bio 300; circulation decrease $647, :
400; revenue increase $S2S, ,225.
Probable murder.
james MCGahey and wife, sgtd 70
aud 6S. were probably ta'allV beaten
esTiy tEis morning by c. Il. Pierce, q
milkmar who has. his stable in the
rear Of OF McGshey's residerc,, in
Brooklyn. TIE Old couple had object.
ed to Pierce making a great noise while
hsrnessiug bis horses.
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when do Rattle Snakes "Kattle 2"
Can Music Charm Them


1t is said, and almost universally
believed, that rattlesnakes when about
to Strike" or bite, coil themselves up
and give their intended victims warn
ins by making great noise with the
"rattls" at the end OF their tails. This
i, plrtly true, only. The reptile does
rattle when preparing to. strike, but
doesn't do it to warn his victim. Not
ssy. Trust rationale for that He
rsttles when he strikes simply because
he does it all the time. RattIesnakes
like noise and we'll prove it. Last
week surveyors ,resurveying "Frie1ds
Cho,c,," 10 Garrett county, found il
necessary to remove large bush from
in front OF the theodolite. A chain
carrier bent it down, when a large rat
tie snake ran out from beneath il, rat
Ting with all his might as ne ran.
Some one suggested that the effect OF
music be tried upon it. Done. aud
Mr.. Alpheus Friend struck up tune
on his violin. The snake at once
stopped running. raised his head and
tail, ratified iuriously, apparently trying
to keep time with the music, Snd GER
tainly moving his head withit. Slower
and slower the music was played,
slower and slower moved his snake
ship. head, until at lsst he laid him
self out, fat and still, as If dead
state OF affaira that was shortly made
real by club. Now what Char med
the rattl.snake Was it muse, or
nol,e3 What old be kuow about mu-
sic2
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ARA SSA1.
Che Election.

LITTLE Rock, July 3.-The official
vote OF thirty counties gives 3I.257
majority for the Convention. The
remaining counties, iorty-iour, it IS
estimated will swell the majority for the
Convention to $4,000. With the .xcep-
ton o! two OF three counties Democrats
sve elected DELEGATES. The majority OF
the latter in the Convention will be
overwhelming.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Dividend.

PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-Mr. E. y.
Lewis, trustee, has received letter
rom the President Of the Oregon Steam
Navigation Company, inclosing check
for the dividend on 81 100000 Of stock
neld for an estate, amounting to s37 500
q gold, which was exchanged for cur
reucy, and produced over S4l 900.
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STooKs-Opened dull sud weak and
prices declined / TO / | per cent dur
ing the afternoon and there WAS re-
coVery OF J to J per cent on quiet
business, closiDg quotations being near
the best pr ces OF the day. The mosi
marked improvement wss in NORTH
western common aud Rock Island.
Erie WAS an exception TO the general
tone, declining from 80! to 3lf. Among
the sales were II 900 snarss OF Western
Union. 1900 Erie, 22,000 Lake Shore.
5000 Uniou Pacific, 1000 North Nest>
eru 5. 800 St. Paul, and 10000 Wabash.
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New York Live stock Market.

NEW YORK, July 3.-Beeves-
Receipts 1900, making $40 for
tour dsys, against $3.50 Tor the saul.
time last week. Market utterly demor-
allied, with q few sales effected st the
lowest figures OF the season. T,xars
j99ic; native st.ers sC9l2tt: com pared
with Monday prices were of fully lc
per pound. Sheep aud Lanbs-R.-
ceipts 2,740, making $3.50 br fou,
days, against 1900 for sam. time
last week. Lanbs in good demand al
69lOic few extra aud fancy Jersey.
lOi9l0ici sheep remain dull at $40
5l". Ss.ne-ReceiPts ] l,452, makiDg
1880 for four dsy.. sgsipst 1920
for the same time last week. Soos
offered alive dressed Q shade hrme'
closing q. 81 IS.
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Rniiimore MnIkeI

BALrlNoRE, July 3.-FIour-Quiet.
Wheat-Dull and unchanged. Corn
Firm; new western Tie; old 7Sc. Oats
Scarce sud wanted; western mixed
Csc white 66@6S:. Rye-Nomiual ~
9OCG95c. Provisious-Firn; mess pork
$lS 10 Bulk Meats, Bacon and hams
Unchanged. Lard-Firmer and
higher rsfued l2al2ic. Butter
Firm; receipts increasing; 2i@25c.
Cotfee-Strong and quiet; isir TO prime
Rio 20i@22Ac Whsky-Uuchauged.
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New York Dry Good. narE.

NRw YORK, July 2--Business quiet
with the commission houses to-day aud
the jobbing and importing branches
dull. Tho msrke, for cotton goods
quiet at generally unchanged prices !.
Barker's Mills bleachsd sbirtiug adj
vaoced TO l2ac; brown drills in brisk
request and scarce in fret hands.
Heavy cassimeres, su tiDgs aud WORT.
ed costings fairly actiye.
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TILToN has written another letter in
relation to the BEECHER affair, in which
lie seems TO recede somewhat from the
lofty ground assumed in his former
publication, and the public is now more
puzzled than ever TO know exactly what
Mr. BEECHER mas done and what Mr..
TuToN proposes to do about it. In
this second letter TILroN endeavors 10
spoloEize for the former one and to
excuse Mr.. BEEChER, for whom he ex-
presses the tenderest regard. He says:
81 would not lay so much as a finger
on that sad and sorrowing head. l
would not rise by his ruin il | could,
all of which is very beautiful and
touching, but very mystiiying to the
prblc who, from insinuations hereto
fore gwen out, have been led TO believe
that TuToN had good cause for such
emotional insanity" as would bave
secured his scqujttal had he taken
BrrcgER's life. The opinion grows
that TILroN's "insanity" is
OF the old fashioned sort
and that BERcHER's friendly service,
may yet fud scope in securing for his
unfortuuste friend comfortable quarters
and careful treatment in a well con-
Quoted asylum
The next act of the pay will be
looked for with some degree OF Interest,"
by the people at large.
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TIE Board of Commissioners OF tn.
District OF Columbia is at last full,
CArrELLs place having teen supplied
by Gen. KEToHUM, of New York, who
has consented to serve. 1t is to be hoped
that the name OF the valiant General
may prove terror TO the Ring thieves
and that the guilty may also find that
Blows appointment has in it the best
significance OF the name.
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eni,aa.Ipnia M.oi .a.ke..

PaILADELPHIA, July 3.-Wool-
Active Ohio, Pennsylvsuis and
West Virgins XX and above 81
@55c extra 52(G53c; medium
52S5Sc; coarse 45c; New York,
Michigan, Indiana ard western fiue
45S5Oc; medium 50S 52e; coarse 45e;
combing Wa-hed 6Oc comtiug
unwsshed 40c; Canada combiug
62G fae urwashsd 35c; coarse and
medium unwashed S663Sc; tub washed
5OG 55c; extra merino pulled 42I45c:
No ] aud supe, fine pulled 426S4c.
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InII.ia MaILaI

TOLEDO, July 3.-Flour-lu fair de-
mand and market firm. Whtat-De-
nand firm and prices advanced; No. |
white Michigan II, amber Michigan
cash ard July %; August 90; No =
red | 81; july 10; August IL Corn
Quiet and UNCHANGED Osis-DulI
and shade lower No. ! SIC; No. >
50G Michigan Sic.
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Philadelphia Market,

PHiLADELPHlA, Jult 3.-Flour
Quiet. Whest-Dull; red 81 34a
| IS Rye-Sl % Cors-Dull; vel
low Sic 0ats-Du!l; white 65667c
Bnuer-Uuchapged. Cheese--wesk;
prime western reserve l2@l2ic halt
sklms l09l2c Eggs-Steady; western
24S25c, Petroleum-Rrfined l2J0
l2ic July l2ial2tc August Grade
SIC Thisky-9Sic
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SPAIN.

CADIz. July 2.-The customs author
tiles are exscting tonnage dues OF two
pesseos per ton on vessels clearing lOr
American, and one pesteo per ton Oh
vessels UaiIiug for European porte. The
ooly notice given tha: these dues would
be i'm posed was a decree published in
the OHcj1l Gazette
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BUFFALO.

BUrFALo. July 3.-Cha.. Sigmoud,
the contractor convicted OF mau-
slaughter in the fourth degree, for the
falling OF building under hs cosstruc
ton, by which several lives were lost,
was sentenced this afternoon to pay 8
fne OF $500.
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PlTTsBURGH.
EpaIence Of Arfwein.

PlTrsBURGH. June 3.-Ernest Artwein
who was convicted Of the murder OF the
Hammet family, was brought into the
Criminal Court at II o'clock to-day
and tie sentence Of death pronounced
upon him by Judge Stowe Artwein
seemed perIecly indifferent, manifest
ing no signs OF emotion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-04

A FRIEND has handed us copies Of
New Orleans papers OF last Tuesday
morning. The Picayns OF that date
has information OF an alleged plot OF
the negroes in that city to seize the
occasion Of the Fourth of July for q
grand coup on the white people to en-
force their civil rights" if need be at
the point of the bayonet: certainly, in
as far as drinking saloons, soda water
and refresh ment stands are concerned
and as fsr as possible, otherwise.
A grand parsde of the colored mi Ii
Tia is to be had and each negro was to
lie supplied with at least six rounds OF
ball cartridges, and the plan was that
all saloons on the route should be en-
tered and, # the proprietors refused to
sell Liquors to the negroes "on accoun-
OF race CT color the war was 20 begin
then ani there by the murder OF the
offenders.
kilograms from New Orleans TO day
will be looked for with a good deal Of
int r's', though it is to be hoped that
the imely discovery of the plot and
tn p:eCaltiCn. who the white people
have douttl,ss adopted, may avert the
DANCE sni preven! the threatened out
breas.
There is in Louisiana fearful con-
dition of affairs. The negroes, ignor-
ant and easily duped by the carpet.
baggers, are organized in Black
Leagues all over the State, aud the
white peo pie have been compelled to
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-04

The BUTLER, OF New York city, who
is appointed enc OF the Indian Commis
sioners, is. if me mistake not, 1.-The
nephew of his uucle," and the man
whose fame as q Consul to Egypt has
very fragrant memory. The appoint,
inent will doubtless breed a Cougres-
sional committee OF investigation after
a while.
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w WYOMING.
Fire.

/ CHErENNE, July 3.--Auother fire
here this evening, caused by the ex-
plo5ion OF kerosene lamp in a china
-6ouse, burned three small dwelling
houses 10 Eddy street and two busines
oouses on 4Ssh streer. The loss will
not exceed $4,000
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Mr.. DAVIS has msde an excellent
reputation among his colleagues IN
Congress, and many OF his constituents
would be grstifiei if be were re elected,
ss he doubtless will be, il he chooses to
become a candidate. He has not yet
indicated the course that he intends TO
pnreue. but he will doubtless do this
before long.-CLarksjurs Telegraph,
(p.N
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RamnSOn OII,

This oil deriving it's name from
Sampson, meaning strength) is one OF
the best if not the best remedy offered
to the public for rheumatism, aDd all
pain, and it appears that no medicine
has ever gained so hstteriug reputation
in as short a time. msylS.
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DIED,
nyCDRnTIV 40

MCCORMICK 80 At hrlf past twelve
o'clock this morn ug, July th, sAooI.,
infant child of1hOm.s ana sarah hCCOf.
nick, aged rhrc months and seyent "n
days
The funeral will take place from the res
idence OF the parents on the corner OF gGlh
2ocICck
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FIRES,

PHILADELPHIA, June 3-Ea,ly this
morning Henry Loth's mill for the
manufacture OF sewing machine cases,
at the corner OF Broad and Wallace
streets, was burned. Loss 100000; in
sured for $4,000
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form secret associations Tor their own
defense. The two races are ar
rayed in antagonism, and the striking
OF the first blow will be followed by the
most terrible conflict o. modern times.
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ATTENTION is invited to Hon. J. }.
DAVIS eloquent protest against the
Civil Rights Bill, report Of hi, re-
marks being Published on the third
page OF this mornings REGISTER.
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INDIA.
The Faniine.

CALCUTTA, June 3-Rep5rts from
the famine districts state that the crops
are in excellent condition. The num-
her en- ployrd at the relief works has
decreased to 100000 and only 10000
are being ted by the government.
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Cleveland Marker.

CLEVELAND, Jolly 3-Wbest-Dull
and lower, No. | red winter 81 20, No.
, do J Is. Corn aud Oals-Nomin-
ally unchanged. Petroleum-DUll but
steady and unchanged.
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IT was the tear OF cremation that
induced Hale TO decline the Postoffce
portfolio. II is getting rather redhot
Tor Radicals generally.
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Eas, Lib,r,, CaI,ie Market.

East LIBERTY. July . 2-Cattle-Ar-
rIvsls, lon CarS, Urst 90 20 80 g 40,
medium Is 10 80, common 5 % to
5 so. Hogs-Arivals, 80 care; best
6 80 to 600 Workers 5 80 to 10
Sheep-Arrlyals, ! carr; no sales.
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at'heeling Ges'stes.
GOLD closed in New York on ysster-
day At llOs.

FROM our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-
dsv will be generally clear and very
warm, with variable winds and no
change in barometer.
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RaIIrnnd CRARa.

4 special rom Madison, "iscorsn'
save all OF yesterday was occupied by
the Uuited States Court in the further
hearing of the application for 80 in
iuDctIon 10 behalfo Of the North West
ern bond holders. The arguments were
made by ex-ChIef Justice Dixon and
Assistant Attorney-Geuersl Sloane for
the State, sni by Hon. E ". StaUgh-
ton for the boud holde-s From the
argument so far made, the case seems
TO turn upon two points, first, the juris-
diction OF the Court; second, the alleged
conflict between the Potter and genera
railroad law. Counsel for the bond
holders argue thst the passage OF law
dates rom the time when It is sigue
by the Governor; that the Potter Law
was passed be'0re the general law, and
that the section 10 toe latter which
tr1vides for reasonable and iust com
pen.stion has superseded the power o
making arbitrary rates, which the Pot
ter law conferred. The arguments il
the case will probably be conclude
to-day, aud g decision rendered some
time next week.
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rtt,hnrsn P.IrnI.nm nnrLrL

PrrrssUEGH, July 3,-Peiroleum--
Crude steady Union line quoted At sac
other lines 9Oc on car: refined dull;
July nominal nj l2Jr. August l2Jc.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
LEGAL Option LlGuOr Law

SAN Francisco. July 3-The local
option election st Alanejs resulted iu
favor Of the license psrty by large
majority.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock Market

New York Money and stock Market
MEw YORK, July 3.-MoxEr-2@
3 per cent; prime mercantile paper So
G6I per cent Sterling dull with actu.
al business at 4 81 for 60 days, sud
4 80 for sight. Customs receipts,
$2SS,0O0.
GoLD-Opeued at ll0k, declined TO
llOl, and closed at ll0i. Carrying
rate 293 per cent. The Assistan,
Treasurer disbursed s752, 600. Clear
ipgs S27,00O,00O.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet.
RAILIoAD BoNDs-Firm.
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McMAsrKRs, Of the Fseman's Journal
OF New York, says he is not q candiAs;,
for Cardinal, but prefers bis present
position.
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BY TELEG RIA P Ii.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

By the Western Union Line, office North
west corner OF Main and l2th streets.
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CHICAGO.
The GloriouE Fourth

CHICAGO, July 3.-There will b: 10
sessiou of the Board Of Trade to-mor-
row, which will also be observed as 8
holiday by the banks and most busi-
mesa houses. There VIII be no formal
celebration Of the daH.
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TeIesraphie Weather Repor

The Governor OF Porto Rico has con-
ceded the use OF the government land
lines for te!egraphing the weather re-
ports irom'St. Thomas, Bsrbsdoes and
Guadaloupe to Jamaica and thence to
Washington for signal service.
The New York herald., 1874-11-05

is recorded. retired to the greenroom wnere IN
ancctlonate compliment awaited him rom MS
dramatic brethren, in the shape OF handsome
SILVER cup with an engraved motto from !" henry
W. happily adapted 10 the occasion:-
he be fellow with the best king thou shalt ind
the best King OF good iell0wa
From this cup his health was drunk, and ne re-
turned the compliment almost overpoWered py
the intensity OF his feelings.
The occasion OF the unal retirement OF MT.
Macready rom the stage at the Haymarket IA
Loncon, In 1851, is still remembered he piayeu
ssMacbeth,n and those who witnessed the periorui-
ance state that the tragedian never couiu nave
been greater than on this toucnin9 occaslon;
Alter the play had ended Mr.. Macready. dressed
in black coInes came before the curtain anu au-
dressed the enormous assemblage IN SAD Woras oi
farewell which we have not space TO quote mere.
Tennysons we'll known lines. however. we cannOt
resist repeating, expressing so eellneIy, US W.
are satisfied they do the afectonare ana nonor-
able regard felt In New York to-day LOT MISS
Cushman, to whom, If slightly psraphrased, sney
would 80 aptly apply
Fare we'll Macready, since tonight we part.
Fun handed ihunders often have contest
ny power, well used to move the public breast
We thank thee with one voice and from the heart
Farewell Macready. since this night we part
COL take thine honors home rank with the besk
Garrick. and statelier kembe. and the rest
Who made nation purer tnro' their art
Thine II II that our drama did not die
Nor Kicker down to braiuless pantomime,
And those gilt gauds memo children swarm TO zee.
Farewell, Macready; moral, grave, sublime,
Our Shake spenre's bland and universal eve
Dwels pleased thro twice an hundred years on thee
NEW YORK, Nov. g. 1874 L. b.
The New York herald., 1874-11-05
LONG ISLAND.

During the absence OF the family Of Mr. Charles
A. Pierson, OF BrlagehamptoD. on Tuesday, some
thief stole about $500 In gresnbacks from Q bu-
reau drawer In his house.
The annual meeting Of the Queens County Agri.
cultural Society VIII be held ct the lair grounds
at Aineola on Tuesday, the 10th inst. at ten
O'Clock A. n. TWO directors will be elected and
the annual premium for winter crops awarded.
Ayoung man named Charles Wells. son OF John
Wells, OF Hrankltnville. but living In New York,
was drowned In the Great south Bay, on Frank.
nnvile, on Tuesday. He was on visit home, and
took Q small boat for Q sail. He let mis- sail run
down and anchored In the middle OF the oay Tor
some purpose, and stepped into Q ''dobDinn which
he had In tow, which Immediately upset. The oc.
currence was seen BY some fishermen, bnt when
they reached the place young Wells had d1aH
pssred. Hts body was afterwsrd recovered.