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thriving DlackmailIng business In the city for Aeme
time past, was yesterday arralgned In this court
on throe separate charges Of obtaining money BY
false and fraudulent pretences. Maxwell looked
we'll and was especially atiired. His demeanor
was cool, almost Indifferent. Tue compliments
were Mary Simpson, Of NO 81 Centre street; Ben
jamin Gregory, OF No. 324 West Twenty fourth
street, and Henry Hedeman, OF No. la south
$40, the other two ne vicumlzed 10 the
extent or SIS ana $40 respectively. In some In
stances he represented himself as city editor of
the HERALD and at other times ne PLAYED the role
OF secretary 70 Attorney General Williams. To the
complaint OF Hcdeman he pleaded guilty., on the
0tner two charges he was tried and found gunty.
Counsellor Price, for the DEFENDANT moved an ar
rest Of judgment on the ground that his client
was insane. Judge Morgan said the plea should
have been put IN earlier IN the case and denied
the motion. Maxwell was then sentenced to SIX
months Imprisonment on each charge and flne
OF 500. "Matsell, Jr.,n left the court smiling.
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STEALING A LADY's WATCH.
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, June Z, 1915.
No 81. The Merchants National Bank OF New
York, respondent. vs.. Tne Board OF Supervisors
or New YORK, appeant.-Argued BY ID. j. Dean OF
counsel Tor appellant, and by John Il. Burrul Tor
respondent.
No. Az. The People ex rel Amos II. Trow-
bridge, administrator, de-, respondents. vs. me
Commissioners OF Taxes, Nc, ofNew YORK, appel
lants.-Argued BY William Burns. OF counsel lot
appellants aud NJ joan &. Burrill FOR respondents.
No. as. Gilbert /. DsTllng, respondent, vs. Selah
$. Brewster ct al, Observation-Disclosures Tor ap-
pelants ana argued by George A. Block, OF eoun.
sci TOR respondent.
No. 80. Sarah Nelligan, respondent, vs.. The
Mayor &c, OF New York, appenant.-Argued by
d. J. Dean, OF counsel for appellant, ana DY
william h. Mcnamara or respondent.
No. 81. wilnam Costello. respondent, vs.. The
Mayor. &c, appelanJs.-Argued by d. J. Dean, or
counsel for appeilants, and BY William 4. Mcnamara
for respondent.
Adjourned TO Monday, June I, 1876.
DAY CALENDAR.
The day calendar Tor Monday, Juno 4 1878, IA as
follows;-Nos. S, 34 50, 90, as, 40, %, 6S.
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ALTERING STOLEN BONDS.


Robert Wishart, who Is charged with being one
OF gang who some time ago negotiated some
S. 600, 900 worth OF stolen altered United States
bonds, having been arrested in Pnlladel-
pnia on reaulsitlon from Governor Tllden and
brought to THIS city, was yesterday taken before
Judge Brady IN the>Court OF oyer and Terminer on
q writ o habeas corpus. The return to the writ
set up his arrest under the requistion OF Cover
nor TIlden upon q charge OF forgery, and that he
is now held In custody under due process OF law.
prisoner never IN the custody OF any PennsYl-
vania oncers; that he had no notice OF the pro-
ceedings against hlm that ne IS not the person
intended to nave been arrested under the requlsl-
ton papers; that he has never been resident
OF Pennsylvania, ana that tho requisition pro-
ceedngs are illegal After a brief argument
by the opposing counsel, MIR. q. w. Brooks
appearing for the prisoner, ana District
Attorney Phelps in opposition, Judge
been raised, and IL seemed i'm ortant that some
proofs should be offered on tns point. Mr. Phelps
said that he was not ready 10 produce the proofs
then, anu asked an adjournment TO enable him 10
do 50. Judge Brady gave him until next Tuesday
to produce MS proofs, and the further nearing oil
the case was adjourned until that time. The en-
tire story OF these bond transactions las already
been published in the HERALD and there has been
no development OF new Iaets though there prob
doubtless WIN in case Wishart tails 10 establish
the allegations made yesterday on his behalf by
his co anse. special point oil interest attaching
to the Gaze Is the statement that these altered
bonds we're used by various bond ana insurance
companies as exhibits Of their financial status.
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Messrs. Edward W. Wright 4 Co., NO. 30 Broad
street, have received from DALLAS. Texas, a small
bag Of new -four made from wheat cut and
thrasned on the 2stn May and ground on the goth,
this being the FIRST new Texas nour sent to this
market. Il Is TO exhibited 10 the Produce Ex-
change ana sold by aucren for the benent OF the
nOaung hospital of 81 Johns Guild. The sale will
take p acc at ha-past one O'Clock on Monday, and
IL Is hoped that Tor the sake OF TINS charity here
realized.
meeting OF the Managers OF rhe Produce Ex-
chanve was held yesterday IN regard 10 the grad
Tug oil gram After general discussion the meet
Ing was adjourned until to-day, wnen the vexed
uuestiOn--lt ~ 60 be hoped-will be disposed Of
and some definite action taken IN the premises.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURr--cHAMBERs.

BY Judge Barrett
Hertel vs.. Tudlcker: Meriden Tool Company vs..
Morgan, &c-UplniOns
Seoa VS.. tie spanish Benevolent Society La
Nacl0naL-Oruer vacating ORDER OF reference
In tue matter or Gardener 70 vacate an assess
ment-fne motion 10 vacate the assessment
must pc denied, with $40 costs.
In the matter OF the F1itn avenue Presbyterian
church, TO vacate n observation-disclosures Judge
LSwernceis opinion in The matter OF the Churcn Of
the Holy SepulclIre the assessment In the present
case must &c adjudgcd 60 DE void, and II Is &C
Pnceney Is. the Mayor. &c.-The motion to con-
tinue the Injunction must be denied aud tue ten-
porary Injunction dissolved, with $40 costs.
ny Judge Lawrence.
McCrackan W. Buxton. In the matter OF Davis;
Forsch vs.. Freudenthal; Landon vs.. Jarvis. Jr. ;
Demarest vs.. Ncdran: BtgelOw vs. Duncan; Bcadle
v Thwing; McCrackan vs; Buxton; Jessup V.
Iowa vs.. LathrOp: Marcher vs. Carman ct a.. /;
Cutty W. stevens; Institution OF savings Of Mer-
Gold Company vs.. smith; unl &C, vs.. Murphy;
hart vs.. Petut; Wen vs.. Breeher; Laudon "a.
Jarvis, Jr.-Granted.~
Cronely W.. McDermott ~ Notice must be given
20 the defendant OF this Application.
IN The matter Of the United states Car Spring
COmpany.-ENpianati0n required.
SUPREME COURT-CIECUm-PARI ,.
By judge Van Worst.
Mcnamara W. the walkll National Bank.-Casc
aud amendments settled.
SUPERIOR COURT-aprcIAn TERM.
nv Judge van Worst.
Fanke " Farrell-dotion 10 yaeate order Of ar
rest denied, with costs.
having sworn tnat no answer mas been served the
motion T. denied witaOut costs ana without preju-
dice 70 renew on affldaviis showing. when and
how the answer was served.
Manila vs. Willlams-fhG plaintiff Is entitled
"a a specific performance OF the agreement for
lease aud Judgment is given accordingly. See
opinion.
Dencke W. Dencke-Order or references TO
Granville 7. HAYES, counsellor, &C.
Leimer W. Levy.-Morion 10 strike ont eliega-
lions IN complaint denied.
Cochran et al w. DimmoCk.-The complaint
distinctly alleges that the debt was contracted BY
the fraud OF the defendant. Tne facts constituting
tne fraud are stated. Tncy are not Denied. A
debt so created IL not discharged by the Bankrupt
act. The demurrer is clearly frivolous. and there
should he Judgment for the plaintiff. IA the de-
iendanis discharge Is de encc liberty TO set lt
up ~ answer Is denied.
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcrAh TERM.
BY Judge T. Il. Dalv.
starr vs.. Grswoid.- Motion denied. see opn-
Ton.
0rtel vs.. BarcIay.-lnjunctio dissolved on
terms. See opinion.
Beebe VS.. Beebe.-Limited divorce granted.
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.
A BLAcKMArLER SENT no TIE PENITENT1ARY.
that notorious AMI rather ingenious youth,
George Al. Maxwell, alias George W. Matsen, IT.,
~ FstfK. a. whn hna knnx -
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Wanden,

COMPLICATED REAL ESTATE OPERATIONS.
Henry b. Gourley, a liquor dealer, giving his
place OF business as No. Is Eldridge street. was
arraigned at the instance OF Mrs. Isabella Herrlck
or No. 14l Greene street, who charged him With
deiraudlng her In real estate transaction. Mrs.
Herrlck owned a place at No. 125 Prince street,
which she was DESTROYS ofselling. Mr. Gourley, who
was visitor at her house, and on intimate terms,
readily pro1ered his services as negotiator, and
Mrss Hernck acceded to the arrangement.
Ho louud purchaser for the establishment In
his OWE person, ana In payment rendered Mrs.
Herric1 81 500 mortgage on property at Islip
l.. l., Which ne represented as having been sold to
Jonn Duggan and winch embraced several lots ia
that village, graded, curbed and improved, and
worth lar more than the amount secured 10y the
mortgage. Mrs. Hsrrick accepted the terms ana
sold cut her establishment in Prince street, but,
naturally anxious about her security, in-
structed her husband Albert to VISIT lslip and
inspect the property mortgaged. Albert aid so,
and discovered that tue Aforesaid "improyear
lots comprised part OF an acre somewhere In
Long Island swamp waicn only sporting men
know. Mr.. Albert HerrlcK's REL port OF his survey
naturally excited his good ladJ's distrust, and
Mrs. hefrlck forthwith caused Gourley's arrest
on charge of false pretenees. Counsel appeared
on behalf Of both parties and Judge Wandell held
Goarley In $4,000 bail Tor trial.
STEALING LADYs WATCH
Lolita Collins, or West Twenty eighth street, ap-
peared complainant against Henry Schroeder,
whom she charged with stealing her watch and
cham, worth $50. Schroeder Is he'd In 1000 bal
to answer.
BURGLARS COMMITTED.
John Brennan and Joseph Fields were
brought 10 the. bar by officer Malone, OF the
Twentieth precinct. The charge against tine
prisoners was tsat they had broken into and
robbed the premises OF Mrs. Sarah Il. Meyers, at
No. so West Third street on the night OF the 31st
OF May some $50 worth OF property, including
Iuis dresses and otner articles ef Lao esi apparel
The stolen goods were found az No 524 West
Inrty-nlnth street. Each was ned Tor trial In
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THE COURTS.
Alleged Forgery in Altering
Stolen Bonds.
LIFE INSURANCE LITIGATION
Discharge of a Bankrupt Under
the Statutes.

In tue case OF John G. Dooey, John Finn and
Thomas Campbell indicted for Obtaining money
under false pretences by the Grand Jury OF tn g
Court of General Sessions Judge Sutherland has
ordered q nols pros. to be entered. Upon this
order they were discharged from their recog-
nizances.
Yesterday o man named Frederick Shelter
was charged before Commissioner Shields with
selling Rhine wine without paying the special tax
required by law. He was held in $500 bail for ex.
animation. The defendant had license author
lzing him TO sell beer, and he was under the i'm
preston that this license gave him power TO retail
Rhine wine.
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TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Justice otterbourg,
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED FoReER.

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED FoRGER.
Robert Brown was arraigned before Justice
otterbourg yesterday a charge OF forgery. The
complainant, Il. A. u. Ketcham OF the firm OF Brush
Co.. No. IS Front street, stated that Brown
obtained from them, an order purporting to
have been signed by Treadwell Son, five cases
OF lard OF the value of $2s4. Tue order was ascer-
tanned 10 be forgery. He subseQu pre-
Eented an order of the same kind ana was ar
rested. The Justice held him In ST, 900 bail TO
answer on eacn charge.
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LIFE INSURANCE LITIGATION.

In the suit brought by Mr.. Glenny against the
World Mutual Life Insurance Company motion
was argued yesterday before Judge Van Worst
holding Special Term OF the Superior Court TO set
aside an order 10 examine defendants. The &C
ton was commenced by summons. and the COM
plant has not been served. The plaintiff seeks
to examine defendants TO discover facts concern
ing an alleges conspiracy between the officers of
tue New Jersey Mutual Life Insurance Company
aud the Officers Of the World Company 10 transfer
the assets Of the World Company 10 the New Jer-
sew, ana thus delraud the policy holders ia the for
mer company, OF when the plainiin Is one. IL Is
alleged tnat the World has been sold out by lis
trustees and thft the rights OF the pouoy holders
have been sacrificed. The examination was re-
sisted on the ground that IL was premature ana
that 1t was not necessary. Judge Van Worst took
the papers, reserylng his decision.
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In the United states District Court James c.
Derby died voluntary petition In bankruptcy and
requested 70 nave bis discharge. Register VIII
Jams, to whom the case had been referred by the
Court, reported that, In his judgment, Derby was
entitled TO his discharge, having complied with
the requirements OF the Revised Statutes OF the
United States so far as they relate TO voluntary
proceedings IN bankruptcy unless the Court
should come to the conclusion tnat the ninth Sec
ton Of tae act OF June D. 1914, requires the assent
10 the baEkrupt's discharge OF one-iourth 10 num-
Der and third in-yalue Of his creditors, ineud
ing those VINO may have and those who have not
proved their claims. on this point Judge Batch
loru yesterday rendered his decision, declaring
that section OF the act referred to requires toe
assent oRly OF One-tnIrd IN number aud One-fOurth
IN value or the creditors VINO nave proved their
claims. lie holds that Derby Is entitled TO MS ais
charge.
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MARINE COURT FoR JUNE TERM

Justice Aker Is assigned 20 hold Part L; Justice
Gross assigned nold Part 2. To be held IN the
rooms now used by said parts.
Justice Snauldlng ~ assigned 10 hold Part Q 1;
Justice McAdam Is assigned to hold Part I. To Ue
held In the new Marine Court rooms, No. - Cham-
beTs street.
Justice Joachimsen is assigned to hold Special
Term. Chambers. To be held in the room now
known a. Chambers.
Durtng JAY ana Au2ust special Term and
Chambers VIII be neld in the rooms OF Part 3, az
No. ~ Chambers street, ana the Justice assigned
to she Special Term and Chambers for Jull and
August Is also assigned 10 hold Part 3 during said
months as a trial term, with or without jury, as
may be REQUIRED In each case: but no trtaas shsl
be nad duuug those months, except An marine
cases or In actions wherein the party 10 In actual
custody, and IN sucn other cases as the parties
NAV IN writing, with the assent OF the presiding
Justice, consent TO try.
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COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.

BLAcKMAnER SENT no I'VE PENITENT1ARY.
That notorious and rather ingenious youth,
George Al. Maxwell, alias George W. Matsell, IT.,
alias DIT. Plusburr OF al, who has been doing
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, sc.

A DvANCEs MADE Of GOODS LEFT on COMMrs
~ SION, Diamonds Watches, tewery. si,yerware
Pianos silks Iaces &C. bought ard sold; business con
ntcuuaL 5. FtKUski, i91 Nassau street. corner Am
frs n00F
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on RIvrNGTOS STA GIRL, II YEARS or AaR
OO cnilds nurse and 70 assist with general house.
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THE FIRST FLOUR IN NEW YORK

The Cay calendar Tor Monday, juno I, 1878, Ia a
folows;-Nos. s, 3i 80, 90, 40, 40, %, 65.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-03
FairfIy county, ap l6-wts
By Green d. Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
VALUABLE KING STREET PROPER
Y TY AT PUBLIC SALE.
By virtue Of deeds of trust from j. I. Smith
and wife dated the first day Of July, 1856, re-
corded in liber Il, No. 3, page 49, and the Both
day of November 1867, recorded in liber \,
No. B. page 1855, respectively, l will offer for
sal" vt pub c auction, on SATURDAY, the
18th day OF May, 1875 1T II o'clock NJ. the
promises, the BRICK WAREHOUSES;, Nos.
80 IL and Al! King street between Fairfax an /,
Lee streets, Alexandria, Va, ard running back
to Fayette ale and also the BRICK and
SLATED FIkE-PkOOF WAREHOUSE, on
Fayette alley, in the rear o.! tho above. New
tin roofs, painted on both Sides were put upon
the King street houses last fall.
T, rms of Sale: One-foucth cash, and the re-
nlainder ut &, II and Is months. The title to be
retaine until all the payments completed.
The purchaser to pay sl taxes for the year 1878,
and all the costs Of transferring the title
ANDREW JAMl E>ON, Trustee.
ap IL, 20&27, i Nh H. II, l3 ll&l5
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OBITUARY..

We have just returned from the largely at
tended funeral Of an old and valued friend,
WILLIS BROWNING, esq.,, at Greenwood,
in The family burial ground upon his paternal
estate, now transmitted to his only son, who de-
pai ted this life ut Mountain View, his residence,
III Rappahsnnock county, ON Monday, tho 18th
ulsimo, in the seventy. ninth var OF his age
While oppressed with sorrow 81 the loss of such
a true and valued friend it is mournful satis-
faction to bear an humble tribute tu the many
excel. encies of his character. Of u cheerful and
kindly disposition, few there sre who could
compare with him in the way he possessed of
winning, without the least effort the esteem and
respect of those brought within the circle of his
acquaintance, and the fascination of his man
ners especially in his own house. in the exercise
of the hospitality of Virginia gentleman of the
old school, than whom there was no finer speci
men. Many instances of his quiet AMI unosten-
tstious charity occur to us learned accidentally
from the recipients of his bounty, never from
him. An affactionate husband, kind parent d
good master, an upright magistrate neighbor
to be coveted, friend to be loved and esteemed
was the subject of this testimony to his wo1 N
from one who for many long years Of sunshine
and storm, valued, esteemed and appreciated
him, whose face we shall see no more forever,
but who will long survive in remembrance.
XXX.
Of consumption, April til, at Maple Grove,
near Horsham, Montgomery county, Penna.,
ANNIE LAVALLETTE MARI, only daugh-
ter Of the late Lieut.. Robert A. Mari, U. S. N,
aged p years.
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PORT OF.1LE TX i.rDRI.a MARS, 1875
\ RKi = ED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship E c Knight New York, to Hooe
s. Johnston.
Ste mship New York, Philadelphia, to F A
Reed.
Schr George Tauane, Boston, to Hampshire
and Baltimore Coal Co.
Schr q w Holmes. Washington, to John ?
Agnew.
Schr Hattie G Robinson, to master.
Schr Annie Lyons, Bath, to master.
Schrs Emily s. Jenny, Clara and Alfred Bra
brook for Georgetown.
Sch. Annie w Collin, Brashears, La, for
Washington.
Steamer Jane Moseley, Norfolk, by A Reed
Steamer Sue, Baltimore By Broders s. Co.
Schr Artc Garwood, East Cambridge, by
Hamp hire ind Baltimore Coal Co.
Schr A F Kindberg, New Haven, by Ameri-
can Coal Go.
schr G W Holmes, Norfolk, by J P Agnew
Schr Sarah Cullen, Norwc;l, by j ? Agnew
Schr Henry Finch, Norwich, by j Agnew
Schrs L Z Rose and j NJ Carter, from George
town.
MEMORANDA.
Schrs Laura Messer and Mary Ella sailed
from Windsor, N. s., for this port.
Schr Carrie, hence, at Norfolk LIST.
Schr Maggie, hence, at Richmond 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-03

The answer of Belgium to the last German
note has been received at Berliu. 1t is cauti-
GUS in tone, and merely takes notice of Ger
many's action in regard to the revision of the
penal laws, aud in 40 way returns to the sub
jects of the first reply. 1t reserves for future
time the adoption Of resolution 10 accordance
with the friendly declarations contained in that
reply. A special dispatch from Berlin says the
last Belgian note is considered as highly salts.
factory and terminates the controversy.
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s-The regular monthly meeting of the by.
draulon Steam Fire Engine Company will be
held tomorrow Tuesday evening, at n o'cFk.
my 3-2t GEO. w. DIX, Asst. Secretary.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SA LIE
Y IN THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA
AND IN THE COU MITES OF ALEXAN-
DRIA AND FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA.
N. THAT valuable thres-story BRICK
HOUSE No. 40 south Washington street, S:ss5a
Alexandria, with an allry on the side from -assSAA
Washington street. and an alley in the rear
from Duke street, formerly the residence Of the
late Mr.. John Lloyd, deceased.
No. 2-The one-story BRICK HOUSE, S:sS
No. 1872, on Queen street, between Wash lsIa
ington and Columbus streets.
No. ga TRACT OF LAND Of say SO acres,
in Fairfax county called the MILL TRACT,
Is bout eight miles from Alexandria,
No. 4-That beautifully situated and well i'm
pro, ed SMALL FARM, of say Sc acres, LIN
DEM late the residence of MIR. Fred k. Lloyd,
now deceased. Will make q splendid market
garden, as the ground is rich, and as residence,
for health and situation, is not surpassed in the
county.
The above property must be sold to settle es.
tates. &c, anu the prices will be made low and
the terms easy TO suit the times application
to US. JOHN j. LLOYD, Admir-. SC
RICHD. LLOYD, Atty. tor heirs.
my 3-eo1m
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The Richmond correspondent of the Peters
burg News says: Judge Hughes has recently
had brought to his attention, and is now in
vestigating case where an assignee collected
$500 of bankrupt's assets and the costs ex-
ceeded $4,000. Lawyers fees alone amounted
to over $4,000. MIR. Tszewcll Taylor, Of Nor
folk, is the lawyer whose fee Of 5000 Judge
Bond on Thursday declared could not be al.
lowed out of the assets of the bankrupted
Portsmouth Savugs Company"
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FAUoUIER COUNTY ITEMS. Il. S. Helm,

FAUoU1ER COUNTY ITEMs.-L. S. Helm,
assignee of u. ". f. Smith, bankrupt, sold at
auction Oh Monday the ?. O'ConneIl Smith
tract of 800 acres, to G. W. +. Smith, for
sis s. per acre also, the Tomlin tract, of S7!,
and The Padgett tract, of 25 acres, at SO per
ac }, 10 said g. w. f. Smith +
The dwelling Of Johu S. KIopton, near Rap
pahaunock station, was burned last week. 1t
caught fire from chimney, aud burned 80
slowly as to allow time to save the furniture.
Loss $500. No insurance.
B. g. Shumate, We regret to hear has been
quite an invalid since the adjournment Of the
Legislature Lattery be has been cuu6ued TO
bis room and part of the time TO his bed
Wdrrenton Inder
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There is rumor from the coal regions in
Pennsylvania that the quarrels between the
coal dealers and mioers are about to be COM
promised. There was never auy reason for
these disputes. They affect trade, hurt the
best interests of the workmeu, ipjure society
aud generate feelings of hatred that will come
again to distress and wound. 1t would be q
blessing if these difficulties could be compro-
missed forever.
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A very important decision was rendered BY
Judge Brown. on Saturday, 10 the City Court
Of Baltimore, in case involving the payment
of usurious interest on mortgage loan to
building association. The decision goes to the
full extent of declaring all payments of over
six per cent usurieus, when the borrower is not
q member Of the association, and gives to the
plaintiff verdict for the full amount paid over
six per cent. interest.
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MARRIED..

Al the residence of the brides sister, in Balti-
more, on W ednesday, the 2lst of April. by Rev.
Mr.. Rogers, Mr.. :. Il. ROGERS to Miss LIZ
ZIE E. MEG EATH, all Of Loudoun.
In Warrenton Baptist Church, on the 18th of
April. BY Rev. John l.. Carol, MIR. FIR, n b
W. INNINGS and Miss MARTHA L..
Sewers, both Of Warrenton.