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| United States, for the District OF West
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ter of Thomas Sweeney,
BANKRUPT.
To Whom Il uay Concern:
The undersigned residents of Wheeling,
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4. ID. 1875, adiudgcd bankrupt upon the
pctition of his creditors by said court, dat
ed ut Wheeling, West Va, the 9TH day OF
March, \. ID. 1870. ..
W. i. HUBBARD,
mrSuaw-S \. J. CLARK.
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WHAT A BOY

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, r., n,sVRIcr COURT OF THE
IN THE DISEkisl w. ~
| limited States, for the District oil vest
Virginia, in Bankruptcy III the matter
OF T. {. Sweeney,
BANKRUPT.

10 Whom il Nay Concern:
The undersigned residents of Wheeling
West Va. hereby give notice OF their an-
pointmrnt as aSsigneeS of the estate OF ! .
{. Sweeney, of Wheeling, in the county o.
ohio i'm said District, and who was, tO-wit:
ON the 9TH day OF January, a. d., 1870, adj
Judged "A bankrupt upon the petition OF MS
creditors, by the said court, dated at Wheel
inc, w. va. the 5th day of March, \. D.
ISL ". T.. HUBBARD,
mrSonw-S \. j. CLARK.
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Gilmores band gave "The Nautilus Waltz last night
at Gimorcs Garden with magnificent effect.
Bossi, the Italian tragcdan who comes to the Lyceum
next month under Maurice Graus management is the
only Italian rival Of Savini
Dominick Murray still continues 10 draw large au-
dcnccs at Woods Museum in Barry's adaptation of
Coopcrs romance, Thc Spy
Glucb occupied the most important part Of the pro-
grummc az Central Park Garden last night and Thomas
orchestra played tho old composers works in superb
STYLE
On Monday evening next the Grand Opera House
reopcns with dramatzaton of Jules verno's "Around
the World IN Eighty Days" The new venture is made
by Mcssrs. Whceock Il Hamilton, who have wisely
lowered the rates Of admission 80 as to suit the pockets
of the populacc.
On Saturday evening the usual preliminary season
will begin at Walack's with the appearance Of Julia
Mathews and her troupe Of English blondes This com.
pany is looked upon with great favor IN England Miss
Mathews may claim whatever merit belongs TO tho
introduction and repatriation OF French opera bou6s
on the English stage under tho form Of comic opera
Buloo" has been chosen for tho FIRST representations
it Is an adaptation from oncnbachs celebrated 'Darbc.
Blcuc,"
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A HORRIBLE CRIME.

STRANGE STORY OF A sAILoR-Two SISTERS
OUTRAGED AND THROWN OVERHEARD FROM A
SCHOONER TWO YEARS AGo-THE ACCUSED
CAPTAIN TO DE ARRESTED.
HALIFAX ~ s., August IL, 1875.
report Is in circulation Of a horrible crime COM
mtcd two years ago which has only now como to
light by the confession Of sailor named Green.
wood. The schooner Mary f. Jones sailed
from Clyde River, shclburne county, for Boston,
and two sisters named Sutherland were passengers
shortly after sailing the two women were brutality out
ragged by the captain and the crew. except one man. who
now tells the story. They then killed aud the
bodies thrown overheard The crew aflcrward landed
in their boats the coast and reported that the vessel
met with heavy weather and was thrown on her beam
ends and
YOUNG WOMEN DROWNED
in the cabin but the vessel subsequently drilled into
Harrington Bay, when tho dcckload was still on and
there was no appearance of her having been on her
beam ends and bodies found in the cabin Tho
captains name is Swain and he is now bound TO "A New
Brunswick port, whore he will be arrested on his
arrival
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MOODY AND SANKEY.

HOW THE GREAT REvIvALIsrs WILL BE RE-
CETED.
Tho arrival OF Messrs Moody and Sankey, the great
American revivaiss who have been creating so great
sensation in London, is momenary expected here
IN the steamship Spain Of tho National line. She is due
THIS evening or to morrow morning
II had been the first intention OF many prominent
Christians and regoniss here to give the great popu
lar preacher and the equally popular singer rousing
reception and one which would testify to the apprecia
ton In which they are held in their native land and
some consultation had been held on the subject by cler
g5nen and others interested in the movement On SEQ
ond thought however, the ccrgymcn who thoroughly
lnlorse the Moody and sankey movement contcnted
themselves with issuing invitation them to besiu
their revival preaching in this city; but
they left the question Of a reception to
tho laymen. II was, however, considered
that this respect might be well consult the two
religious heroes themselves on the question: and with
that purpose in view NIr. McBirnc, the Secretary o
the Young Mems Christian Association, wrote TO Mr.
Moody stating the intention and asking what his feel
ngs were on the subject Mrs Moody, who IL ap
pears, attends to all her husbands correspondence
wrote in saying that it was Mr Moody's express
wish That nothing of the kind take place, but that the
arrival in America should he as private possible Mrs
Moody added that IL was Mr. MoOdy's intention ar
irving in New York 20 tarry NJ all but To proceA
Immediately 10 the nome OF DIS motnef, Wnle ME
Sankey would also proceed inland They both abso
lutcy needed rest and would take before begin
ming any further religious work in America
Mr.. McBirnie said yesterday TO the writer That moth
ing Of formal character would therefore take place
connection with the arrival Of the American revivalis
Mr.. Moody not the kind Of man to stand anything
Of the sort A few friends might so down TO welcome
them in private manner, but nothing like public dem
onstration wished for. If anybody insisted on
doing anything of the kind il would be very bad taste
and quite unwecome. Outside of their work both gen.
tcmen wished 10 be left alone much possible and
would certainly be lionzed in any shape
whatever.
II is understood that only half dozen poo
pie will 90 down to meet the revivalists and among
these will be (and only in private capacity Mr. w r.
Dodge, Mr., George II. Stuart, Of Philadelphia, somo
members Of the Young Mems Christian Association, pos
sibly Dr Hall and n few others. Permission has been
applied for go down on the Custom House boat and
this has been granted condonaly upon the boat hav
ing nothing else do In she should be boarding
other vessels at the time will be impossible 10 accom-
moatc the friends of the revvalsts II not expected
the gentlemen will remain in the city further than
Monday though II they arrive in time they may
leave Saturday They will probably not return for ar
least "A month
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FOUND WITH HIS THROAT CUT.

JOSHUA f. BROWN, THE STOCK RAISER, SUP
POSED TO BE NEWPORT MAN-GREAT
ANXIETY AMONG HIS RELATIVES
NEWPORT, r. L. August IL, 1875.
The following telegram in Yesterdays HERALD has
casloned no little anxiety here
OMAHA August 10, 1875.
'Joshua z. Brown, formerly Of Anomosa, La, was
found at his stock rancho in the ncghborhood of Lara
mic City Wyoming with his throat cut"
II is feared that this is Joshua G. Brown of this city
whose letters of late have been dated from Laramie
CITY, and who has been for many years engaged in the
raising Of stock in that section of the country About
four years he returned here and married TO his
second wife, by whom he has n family. married
daughter by his first wife resides in this city. He has
father and mother, and two brothers, who reside in
Mddctown, about three miles from this city They be-
lcvc the item TO refer to Mr. Brown and in want OF
further particulars their anxiety is intense. He
known TO be possessed OF considerable wealth, and in
memory of his FIRST wife built and decided to western
town building to be used for a church.
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SPAIN.

B1scAYAN TOWN UNDER COMMANDMENT BY
THE ALFoNs1sr NAvY-AN ARMY LEVY OR
DERED BY THE cBowN-THE FLOATING DEBT
TO BE REDEEMED.
MADRID, August r. 1875.
The man of-war Victoria is bombarding the town of
Lequeto on the Bscayan coast.
ARMY LEVY
In accordance with the notice given Tuesday de-
breo promulgated to-day in tho Official Gazette
dering levy of 100 900 additional men for military ser
vice.
The levy includes youths who shall have attained the
age Of nineteen years by the 3lst of December next
FLOATING REDEEMED.
Another decree is issued directing tho Minister OF
Finance to redeem the floating debt and issue consoi-
dated interior scrip for eco 600 in order guaran-
tee future loans and the advances Of the Bank of Spain
and the Mortgage Bank.
ALFoNsIsT VICTORY AT SEQ DE URGE1-DEs-
KILLED.
MADRID, August 12 1875.
General Martinez Campos, in a despatch dated SEQ dc
Urge to-day announces that the troops under his
mand after desperate lighting entered the Olsana
tower.
He lost 100 killed
HEAVY LOSSES TO THE cARLIsrs
The Carst loss still heavier and many of the gar
fison were taken prisoners.
Tho explosion of the magazine in tho citadel made
large breach in the walls
THE CITADEL OF SEQ DE URGEL LIKELY TO BE
CAPTURED BY THE vIcToRs.
LONDON, August 1850 A. NJ
despatch TO tho Daily Ne,cs reports that the AL
consists at SEQ dc Urgel are mounting battery in the
Osana Tower which they carried by assault and will
be impossible for the Carlists to hold the citadel
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A GREAT SWIM.

Am E1oLZsHMAN ENDEAyoRNG TO SWIM FAea
DOVER TO CALAIS.
LsPEc1AL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.
LONDON, August ~, 1875
Your correspondent at Dover telegraphs
that Mr.. Webb, who has undertaken to swim
from England to France, started from the
Admiralty pier at Dover to-day at five o'clock
in the afternoon, for Calais.
THE WITNESSES.
He Is accompanied by sloop and two
skiffs, which carry number of persons.
A GOOD SET OFF,
large crowd witnessed his departure, and
he struck out amid loud cheers,
LIKELY TO FAIL.
The opinion is that Mr.. Webb will fail.