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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27
THE COURTS.

In the County Clerks once, yesterday, judg.
ment was entered il favor OF plainllf by default
in a suit brought ~ the Imperial Bank amted)
OF London England against Allen Hay the
well known soap boiler manufacturer Of his city.
The suit was torecoyer the amount OF promISsory
drafts drawn bytne defendant on Messrs. Cad
stone 4 Co., or London. The amount 81 the drafts,
IN currency, 4 se7l 1873 "a ana the interest added
thereto amounts to s653,53s 50, making the Toial
judgment 81, 324. no SO.
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SIIED STATES DISTRICT COURT
IN BANKRUPTCY.
VOLUNTARY PETITIONS

VOLUNTARY PETITIONS.
Denney Hui, Jr Edwin samson, Nichoiss II.
Bingham, william Tobias, Arthur n. Clarke.
David c. Wiisoa, David Eiau DANIEL Harrington.
Julius NJ Borcaardt, Moses Mayer, George W.
Nichols n. Isaac Bernstein. John L. Close, Fred
eTick Curtis, DAME! >. Mathews.
INYoLUNrARY PETITIONS.
Charles B. Rodss. Abraham Bcnrlmn, Gilbert Il.
Reedcr Nathan Mcfz, Jonas Fischer Max FISCHER
Adam SrawaDb, Henry De Hlyala Fnc STANDARD
Union Manufacturing Company, Caroline Pollak.
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TONES POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Duffy.
ARREST or IN ALLEGED BURGLAR.

ARREST or an ALLEGED BURGLAR.
Oflcer Bowe, Of the Fifth preclnct, while patrol
ling his post last evening, saw man coming out
OF the window or the store NJ 50 Lispenard street.
The officer arrested him, and subsequently, ascer-
tanned that q quantity or liquors and cigars, the
property OF Henry Meyers, toe saloon keeper, and
some fractional currency, hgd been taken away
by an accomphce OF TINS prsoier. TRe inan ar
resred, " no gave his name as Alexander Anncsdes,
was held Tor trial.
BETRAYED HIS TRUST.
John King, resisting on the corner Of Chatham
and Pearl streets, was held on complaint or Jen-
ME Hotchkiss, OF Nyack, Tor having stolen from
her trunk, containing wearing apparel valued
at So. II appeared that MISS Hotchkss gave
him the trunk 10 have 1t checked to It's destlna-
tlon which he failed 70 do, upon his arrest part
OIL the property Was Ieund en- his person. Hence
his arrest.
ALLEGED ENBEZZLEMENT.
Herbert L. Lathrop who has been IA the employ
OF Adrlance, Platt Co., Of No. l65 Greenwich
street, since 1871, IN the capacity OF DooHKceper
and confidential clerk, was arraigned on a charge
or ENLIGHTENMENT. IL was alleged that since
LaIhrop's connection with The nrn he has
Systematically embeZzled aggregating
$4,000. Suspicion toward him was aroused
about the 18TH last, when watch was placed on
him ana evidence enough was developed 70 war
rant MS arrest. HIS examination Will take place
on Wednesday next
The prisoner admits having taken $4,000. lie
was not given TO gambling or dissipation, aud II Is
wonder how he disposed OF the money.
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FOR SAFE.

TGwELRY BUSINESS AT NEWARK H. IT, FOR
81 sale-Making speoialty and selling for cash not
large capital requredi satisfactory and full
plantations given Address NJ. ID. WILBUR, 81 HamI
ton street
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AMUsEMENTs.

OLYMPIC TfIEATRE sSs 81, "a, !, =
y Mr. f 14RN o & f2eTE n6iiSS v6 Manager.
First appearance q r Am AZ, THE GOVERNOR"
VIE y relate hs his GoNGEEssI9N4L REmNls
PFesss29tS his AFR IsPo ms skYe5seh,
EccENTRIn al ppIETFS u Tue eesRTsea vnrp
Pirst aspesranse Of the tsepssa VOCALIST ais rus
anew serio-ce@ie Drama, MI q ian called
FAT RooNEY, JOHN HART ouhEX AYb WEST 5's;issrr'
and the ENfia comPANYo OF FAvoRffTfEEss &C.
- - = i" 60 "a AMI 4IoHD@1 al
obiNsoNs ENGLISH OPERA BoUFFE COMPANY.
AT ROBINSON HALL
Coolest sns hest vcn,;1,1e1 r,sor, i No,v wy
Prices. 75o:: Soc 81, Boxes, IS and $40
c.,,'a4, - aiE9sfs.oiRoF SLs2u'AS ''A'a"04,
cossin (, Ct l.; fstsS N At which cali: Sor
p ar o. mTt ~ agshicr whe DE IL vie Canean
livery evening sa Ri M SplSe a
oonsy s1 new G pso 81 4ssesn'
51H AVENUE THEATRE
Proprietor AMI Manager. Mr. AUGUsTIN DAILY
vovn,v -
"o'DAi' o1an . -
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT or THE SEASON
BENEFIT or 7nE ATTACHES
r7rH AND LAST PERFORMANCE OF Tas
BIG BONANZA.
TIE khFiN OPERA TROUPE HAVE KINDLY
73,ooo,- 1,,.,r ,9ASssAAH1D, $50
" oro a., M NON "A ,s June 2, 49,
vo,,.. rno.,,u cIii1EI,ES EosiFa. r
sns "'a 'huF say fGE ssnag, ana
AM II, srSs ana 9sGay Matinee
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THE VERDICT.
i IL RESDERiD TO-DAY, WILL BIZ ANNOUNCED
EXTRA EVENING TELEGRAM.
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT
Before Judge Morgan.
FREAKS OF A vALETUpISARIAN.


Denis Nancy, an old man, about seventy-iwo
years Of age and suffering With dropsy was or
raigned on a charge OF shooting Michael Maher, 81
No Birmingham street. II the back. Mr.. Ben.
tamln CLARK WAC resides &c the above number,
testified that lie saw Nancy take ont pistol ard
deliberately fire az Mailer, on Friday night last.
The prisoner, who seemed 10 BE- an imbecile. ad.
mltte1 taat he fred the pistol, and, on being
questioned by the Judge as to way be did so,
answered IA weak, treble voice, II had nuthing
agin the man; don't KNOW, Your Honor. why |
dii TIL Maher is at present liing In q very
dangerous condition m Bellevue Hospital, anu the
Judge committed the PRISONER Nancy 70 await the
result Of his Injuries.
CASE FOR THE HEALTH BOARD.
Edmund Mor,z doctor, residing In East Third
street, between avenues A and Is, was charged by
Ekeu uirsch, OF NJ. CTS sixth street, with obtain
Inc rom him $50 by Trick and device. The com
plaInant alleges that on the 2Gth OF May last his
brother was lying SICK With the smallpox, and Dr..
M0rtz told him that II he would pay out $50 hts
brother would not he removed % the hospital, as
ne NORTH would TX inc matter ~ the Central
once. MIR. Hirscnis brother was removed 10 the
hospital next day. Dr. Mcritz stated yesterday
TIA he received $50 IRON the complainant on The
26th 81 May last, but that II was FOR professional
services. Judge Morgan set down the examina
tIon VI the case Tor next Monday, AZ Rail past
tHreel
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/sTRCULARs TtCKETs PROGRAMMES, POSTERS.
~ Pamphlets ami an otner Printing lecturers
eaders done at low rates, by the nErROPOLlRAN
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WANTED 40 lsUHCHAsE.

NANTED TO PrRCHASR-A FIpEPRO0F SAFE,
w with burglar proof vault Jewellers size). state
lowest cash price. AdtSss j. T., Herald Uptown Branch
OhiCe.
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SALES An AUCTION.

THOMAS GAFFNEY, AUoTIONRER, OFFICE u
Centre street-By virtue Of chatel mortgage sells
on Monday At 10 O'Clock sharp the Lease License stock
and Fixtures OF the neatly fitted up Liquor Store 2
York street Brooklyn; excellent fixtures; also good
stock Of nne LIQUORS
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In COTTON, AUCTIONEER.
II household Furniturc. French Plato Mirrors laco
ami oshei Curtains, rich Parior SUITS Carpets Bullets.
marble top Dressing Bureaus, WardrobeS. &c, &C. on
Tuesday, juno - at the private residence No ls2 West
Forty sevenh street near Sixth avenue. Details with
catalogues, Tuesday morning.
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Tnf LrrFrRE si.As0N.

LECTURE FvEnY NfGur AT O'CLOCK ON
"a MANHOOD and Cause Of It's Premature Decline"
al the New York Museum Of Anatomy Uis broai way,
betrren houston ana Dlencker streets
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rTHoa. GAFFNEY AUCTIONBER-OFFICR II GIN.
tire street. soils on Monday, az O'Clock, the Lease.
License, stock and Fixtures OF the on established frst
class Liquor Store "A GreenpOnt avenue, the
ries an excellent four pull Ale Pump, mahogany top
Rar ami Back Bar shuttle Board, Gas Fixtures &c also
q good B.agk vt dne Li1uars aud Cigars safe pOsllya
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-13

The ATLANTIC BEER GARDEN.-The
Atlantic Saloon and Beer Garden, on
South street, near the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad depot, the only place OF resort Of
this kind in the city, at present, has been
handsomely painted and decorated, and
most deliberately fitted up for the pres
ent season by its enterprising proprietor,
Henry Bicberson. The walls Of the
garden have been elegantly frescoed,
the fountain handsomely arranged with
flowers and other ornaments, and
the room is like rustic bower, and the
amber liquid can be quaied under the
most agreeable and charming surround
ings. Tonight Joe Kramers band will
be in attendance, and while beautiful
strains of music fill the air, cool lager
will be slipped and drank under its
dreaming influence. Mr.. Bierbeson in
vites all his friends, customers and the
public generally, to call and see him, and
see what a cosy retreat he has got.
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SEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

THERE will be musical entertainment
riven at the Presbyterian Church, in
Wegee, on the 18th inst, under the d.
rection Of Professor Glass.
THE funeral of little child Of Mr..
John Tallet took place in this city yes
terday afternoon.
PRAYER meetings were held at some
of the churches last night.
The Hon. W. 5. Kennon, OF St
ClairsvllIe, O., was registered at the
Globe House last night.
The Mayor has issued his proclama-
ton. calling an election TO be held on the
oath inst, for the purpose Of electinga
Street Commissioner in the place of w.
X. Long, resigned.
REV. W. 7. MALoY, sof Cadiz, Ohio,
will deliver lecture at. School Hall on
next Tuesday evening. Subject, Touch
Stones Mr.. Maloy is one of the best
orators in the State, and will no doubt
draw a large crowd.
WE are sorry to learn of the death OF
Mrs. Geo. McClelland, of GAINESVILLE,
wife of the editor of the gainesville En-
terDrise She died Yesterday morning,
after an illness of some months. Her
funeral will take place from the residence
of her husband ut three o'clock this after
noon. Mrs. McCleland was a good
Christian lady, and was highly respected
and loved by "A large circle Of relatives
and friends. We sympathize with MIR
McClelland in his heur of sore bereave-
ment.
a couple large bull dogs on Belmont
street got up on their muscle, yesterday
afternoon and started into fight it out on
that line if it took them all summer, but
in few minutes the lockers on, discov-
cred that sand" did not enter into the
make up of one of the dogs, for with
one long yell of agony he made an lngIo-
rious retreat, leaving the other one mon
arch of nll he surveyed.
THE dog that fought and ran away,
Hay live TO fight, another day
Law business has been exceedingly
brick before our friend Squire John j.
Powell there being seven cases tried be-
fore his honor, yesterday.
WE saw u pair OF boots in our city
Yesterday that came from the store Of
our friend j. ". Carter, on llth street,
Wheeling, and We must say that we have
not seen II nicer pair Of boots for many
years.
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BRlCELAND CASE Imprisonment for
Lik.-The case of Henry Briceland,
under sentence Of death for the murder
of Jonn AlIingham, wasagain before the
Board of Pardons, at Harrisburg. on
Tuesday of last week, and semi-otliciaI
information has been received here to the
effect that three members Of the board
Joined in q recommendation to the Gov
ernOr for Communication oil sentence TO i'm
prisonment for life in the penltcntiarY.
II is also stated that the papers were
placed for examination in the hands
of General McCandIcss, Secretary OF In
tcrnal Affairs, who is the fourth member
of the board, and who would, 1t was be-
licved concur in the recommendation.
Should the Governor act favorably upon
the same, it is likely an order will short
" be issued to Sheriff Thompson tor the
removal of the prisoner from our jail to
the Allegheny penitcntiary.
When informed Of the action Of the
board. Briceland did not exhibit much
satisfaction, intimuting that he ought to
have been released entirely, in which
opinion we apprchend but few citizens of
the county will concur. Indeed, it Is
matter of grave doubt whether the re-
commentator of the board will be hailed
with very hearty satisfaction by any con-
siderable considerable number of those
acquainted with the facts in the case We
have heretofore refrained from any dis
cussion of the merits of the application,
and have no disposition to say anything
further Washington Reric'' o"d E.r-
dmine1"
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CHEAPER GAs.-The reduction in the

CHEAPER GAs.-The reduction in the
price OF gas furnished, to the cit
izens of Wheeling, will so into effect
on the first day Of June next, and while
on this subject we might add that the
question of procuring cheaper gas is just
now agitating the people in different por-
tons of the United States, us it has late
" done in Wheeling, and in many cases,
rs here, this agitation has produced i'm
portant results in the desired direction.
A new gas company was recently started
in Chattau ooga, Tennessee, and in u short
time the price of gas fell from five dollars
to two dollars and seventy-fve
cent. per thousand feet. In Rich
mond Virginia, gas is furnished to
consumers at two dollars and eighty-fve
cents per thousand, and the works made
profit last year of $4,000 on an esti-
mated capital in the value of the prop
erty of 100000. The quality of the
gas in Richmond is also declared to be
frst-rate. The average net price of gas
throughout the United States is S432 per
thousand feet. This is entirely too high
when the price Of coal and other articles
that enter into the manufacturing and
distribution of gas is taken into consid-
Grafton. Besides, each year persons be-
come better acquainted with the art Of
extracting gas from coal, the amount re
turned per ton is greater and the losses
less
In this city, after the first ofJune, the
price will be $3.50 per 1000 cubic feet,
with the usual discount if paid at the
office before the 10th of each month, Of
ten per cent. That is below the Rich
mond price. Still there is no reason
why a further reduction could not be
made, even upon these figures, in Wheel
ing. We are in the midst of good
coal supplies, and have now,
with the recent and con-
templsted improvements, good works and
are therefore in condition to make and
supply the best gas at the lowest possible
price. Water and gas are articles that
cities should give to the people in abun-
dance, and at cheap rates. By so doing
they benefit all classes, and help develop
the business interests of the community.
This is a matter of prime Importance,
and we call the attention of our Trustees
Of the Gas Works to the consideration of
the question: Cannot gas be furnished
in the city at a rate below the proposed
Reduction!
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81. JOHNS DAY.
organization OF the Committee of Ar.
rangements of the Masonic Bodies
wing OF the Corner stone OF the
Capitol Bui ding.

Some time since the Capitol Commit
tee requested the Masonic Fraternity Of
this city and State to lay the corner stone
of the proposed Capitol Building. ST..
Johns Day, June oath, day that is OBJ
served as a festival by the Masons all
over the world, was sci as the time for
performing the ceremonies In accof-
dance with the above, II committee of
three was appointed from each Masonic
body in the city, to constitute joint
committee of Arrangements. The gen.
tlemen composing the committee are as
follows:
Ohio Lodge, No. &c. J. Rawling, j.
Kindelberger and Alex. Forgey.
Wheeling, No. 5-W. j. Moorehead, +.
A. Britt and James 5. Reed.
Nelson, No 30-A. Z. Kolb, l.. D..
Albright and r. Conrad
Bates, No. SO. S. Long, r. G. Barr
and L. D. Williams.
Wheeling Union Chapter, No. ii. Ii.
Stsllman, Henry Schmulbach and A. NJ.
Hamilton.
Wheeling Co,amandery No. 1 Knights
Tempiqr-F. c. Winship, w. II. fancy
and j. A. Miller.
These gentlemen met at the City
Building last evening and organized by
electing Capt. G. j. Rawlings, Chairman
and William H. fancy, Secretary.
On motion subcommittee were ap,
pointed as follows:
Ftnance-F. G. Winship, james 5.
Reed and Henry Schmulbach.
Iauitation-R, &. Barr, Alex. Forgey
and w. II. fancy.
Arranqemeats-W. j. Moorehead, j.
II. Stallman, +. A. Britt, o. 5. Long and
&. j. Rawlings.
The sub committee on Arrangements
above mentioned, addressed a commuRi'
cation to the Capitol Committee, in ses-
sion last evening, in relation to the mat
ter, and il is hoped that all the arrange.
rsents for the affair will be definitely ma
tured Mt an early day. The committee
adjourned to meet next Tuesday evening
1t will be the endeavor of those who
have the matter in charge to make the
affair an imposing one and it is expected
the citizens generally will do everything
in their power to assist in making it such
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PLANS FOR THE CAPITAL BUILDING
The committee on Capitol met in the
city building last night for the purpose
of examining the plans of the proposed
Capital building, submitted by architects
from this and other cities. The commit
tee sat with closed doors and were in
session about three hours, but without
coming to any decision us to the merits
of the plans offered. The committee
adjourned to meet again this evening.
We understand some eight or ten diff
ferent plans were offered Tor inspection
and consideration.
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THE COURTS.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge MeLuin.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge MeIvin.
The Court met at the usul hour, yester-
day morning.
The case of n. c. Arthur ps.the Frank
lin Insurance Company was continued
by agreement.
Ths Case o. J. w. Zane Us. G. &. Saw
tell, was on motion of the plaintiff and on
account of the temporary absence of .
material witness, continued until the oath
inst.
The jury were discharged until Friday
morning at o'clock. The court then
adjourned until Friday to enable the
members of the bar to attend the funeral
of the late Judge PAUL, of the Supreme
Court OF Appeals.
After adjournment Il bar meeting was
called with reference to the decease of
Judge PAUL, the proceedings Of which
will be found in another column.
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4. NEUHAUsEN's Confectionery and
Ice Cream Saloon. 1921 Market street.
Parties and weddings attended to on the
sbo-tes, notice. We don't say that We
have the best fancy cake baker in the
state but we will mention that we use
only the best materials, buy as whole
salers, and intend not to be surpassed IN
any branch of our business. We call
specinl attestion to our Ice Cream De-
parlment; our arrangements aTe such as
10 enable us to manufacture more than
all other ice cream houses in the city
combined. In regard to quality, we re-
quest the judgment OF the public.
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. GRAND LUNcH.-There will be spread
all the delicacies of the season at Sheet 5
saloon, 2l33 Main street, tomorrow
(Friday y from A. NJ. to 8 P. NJ. la.
Mr.. Sheets has Just opened first Grass
saloon and intends insugurating Tue
event by grand lunch, to whieh IN NE
invites all bis friends and patrons, Inc
best of wines, liquors and lager Will De
an hand
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If YOU call on lady friend at this
season. and she suddenly leaps from her
chair, claps her hands together, darts
about like hen after grasshopper and
shrieks kill the wretch, do not be
alarmed; she is only seeking to destroy
the festive moth who has ventured out
for an airing.
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WE ask an examination of our large
stock Of goods, comprising everything IN
the line Of frst-class merchant tailoring
establishment. We have used all the
care possible in selecting first class lot
of goods, and will not fail to please you
if YOU will call and examine our goods
and will guarantee a perfect 1T.
LAKIS IL PIERsOS,
"a lDfh street.
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A YOUNG lawyer VINO has an office on
Chspline street, below the Court House,
was treated to fine serenade yesterday
afternoon. Another lawyer paid an
organ grinder fifty cents to play in front
of the office of his legal friend for one
hour, and the man of music fulfilled his
contract. What is the use of going to
the Cincinnati Musical Festival when
music is so cheap at home.
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NJ. GUTMAS X Co.. have the largest
stock of clothing in the city. They sell
their goods at prices below all compcti-
ton. If you want an endless variety Of
clothing to choose from, 90 to M. Gut
man x Co. Clothing for children at all
prices. and Of all sizes. Clothing for
boys at all prices and Of all sizes. Cloth
ing for men for all purposes from the
cheapest to the finest in the market, All
these goods are warranted arepresented'
and to be lower in price than can be
found at any other place in the city. In
dealing with US YOU have the advantage
of choosing from the largest stock, get
tirg goods at the lowest prices, and
having every article guaranteed as repre-
sentcd. Call on us and we will suit your
taste. suit your body and suit your pocket
book. VI. GUTMAN x Co,
Cor. Main and 18th streets.
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OF.
WHAT is NEEDED.

BOSrON, Feb. Il, ISL.
Mr.. II. X. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-AbOut one year since found
myself in "A feeble condition from general
debility. VEGETINE was strongly recon-.
meuded to me by II friend who had been
much bcncEttcd by its use. | procured
the article, and after using several bottles,
was restored to health and discontinued
its use. feel quite confident that there -
no medicine superior TO il for those COM
paints tor which il is especially prepared,
and would Chceriully recommend it to
those who feel that they need something
TO restore them 10 perfect health.
Respectfully yours.
L. l.. PETTlNGILL.
Firm Of :. NJ. Pettingill & Co., 10 State ST.,
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CINCINNArG, Nov. %, 1872.

Mr. II. H. STEVENS:
Dear Slr-The two bottles Of vEGETISE
furnished me by your agent, my wife has
used with great benefit.
For a long time she has been troubled
with dizziness and costivcncsS; these
troubles are now entirely removed by the
use of Ncsetine.
She was also troubled with Dyspepsia
and General Debility: and has been great
~ benefited. IHOS. GILMORE,
%
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AuGusr will have two moons, one on
the l.. and the other on the S0th of the
month. This is unusual occurrence, not
having occurred before since about 1858.
Which is perhaps why she is 5" august
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PoIJcE CoURT-Jwiqs Cranmsr

The only persons before the Pc. re
Court yesterday morning were Alex
Brown aud James Cord, charged with
disorderly conduct. In consequence OF
the absence of material witnesses the
cases were continued until Saturday
afternoon at four o'clock.
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BEFORE Squire Bridget
Ryder appeared before the above justice
and swore ont warrants for the arrest of
five members Of the Wilson family,
charging them with assault and battery,
threatening to shoot, and using abusive
language toward her. The cases were
set tor hearing last night but we did
not hear the result.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-13

For Music Music. Books, Pianos, Or
rans. Stools, and Covers, 90 to Adams&
Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market street
Thev make speciality Of these articles,
and sell at the lowest prices and on the
most accommodating terms.