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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-26


TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The fol.
lowing deeds, transferring real estate In
the county Of Ohio, were left for record
at the office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court during the week ending yesterday:
Deed made June 10, 1875, by William
Wylie and wife 10 n. Ashcrait, fOrall the
interest Of Annie Wylie under the will Of
John Renkes, deceased. Admitted June
10; $500.
Deed made May IS, 1875, by j. p.
Henderson and wife and David lIender.
son to John Settler, for 7Sl acres on
Wheeling creek, Admitted June 10;
$4,777 so.
Deed made March 0, 1876, by Stone
Church Cemetery Association to Peter
Yasted, for LOT AZ, section "a" Admitted
June 49, SS6.
Deed made June Is, 1875, by T. G.
Smith, assignee Of NJ. W. Stone, to II. K.
List, for lots Q and 10, corner Water and
ID streets, Centre Wheeling Admitted
June q; 1920,
Deed made Dec. 81, 1874, by Isaac Cots,
trustee, to Mary W. Bier, for n portion
Of lot III, corner EofF and 10th streets.
Admitted June q; 81 90.
Deed made June 10, 1875, by First Ma.
tional Bank 10 Bank Of the Ohio Valley,
for q feet 10 inches on 18th street, ex.
tending back 90 feet s inches. Admitted
June 81; $4,000.
Deed made Sept. 4, 1872, by James G..
Whyte to John II. Whyte, for personal
property. Admitted June q.
Deed made June Is, 1875, by Thomas
Marsh and wife to l.. j. Marsh, trustee,
for south One.lalf Of lot 1870, east side
Chaplne street; also lot 20, Ritchles adj
ditiOn. Admitted June 90.
Deed made June 10, 1876, by Hannah
IIuse mon Il al to NJ. Gilligan, for 2lxGl
feet Of lot 80 in EofF and Chaplines addi.
ton, fronting o. feet on 23d street. Adj.
mitted June go 81 800. Z.
Deed made June 81, 1875, by II. K.
List and wife to Hannah Iealcy, for n
piece Of ground near northwest corner Of
23d and Water streets. Admitted June
90; $500.
Deed made April /, 1875, by r. Horn.
brook and wife and Edwin HOrnbrOOk,
trustee, to Ann and James Wheeler, OK.
ecutrix and executor OF the estate OF Thos.
Wheeler, deceased, for % feet s inches,
front Of lot No. DO, near corner Main and
23d streets. Admitted June %; $1,000.
Deed made April l, 1875, by Z. Horn.
brook and wife and Edwin ItornbroOk,
trustee, to James Wheeler and Lewis W.
Stephens, for % feet front Of lot 40 on
northwest corner 23d andsAIafn streets.
Admitted June %; $1,000.
Deed made June %, 1875, by Michael
Bye TO Fred. Bye, for one.sixth interest
In south one.half Of lot 20, west side Main
street, betyeen 9TH and 9Th streets. Adj.
mitted June %; $500.
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LOCAL pERsoNA1s.-Among .he gradu.
ales al VaIsnr College, Poughkeepsie
New York, Is Miss Margaret Wylie hell,
Of Wheeling, daughter Of Joseph Bell
Esq, The stove merchant. There we're
fUrty.two graduates at VasSar this year
Dr.. Saxon, Of Pittsburgh, was register.
ed at The Mcclure House yesterday.
The funeral Of j. y. Merge, IT,, was yea.
terday morning attended by the 81. Al.
phonsus Society In full regalia.
Gov. Jacob yesterday morning return.
ed to The city. He resumed his old quar-.
terS at the ST. James.
Rev. WIN. Howe, for many years res.
iient Of Marshall county and member
Of the West Virginia NJ. T. Conference,
died at his residence In DIN, Iowa, last
week.
MI. Harry Homer, Musical Director Of
the choir at Christs r. +. Church, Pitts.
burgh, reached this city yesterday. lie
takes the character Of King AhGsuerus
in the orAtOrio Of Esther, Monday even.
ing.
Dr. WI, BATES, DR.. vii. Dates, X. G.
Barr and ". +. Butler, and their families,
have gone to Portland to spend the
summer.
Mr.. HAIRY 1totnet, who Is musical di.
rector Of Chtists p. Z. Church Of Pitts.
burgh, reached this city yesterday. He
takes The character Of King Ahasuerns In
the Esther entertainment Monday even.
ing,
Mt Alex. Mitchell, late Of the d. 4 O..
depot, has accepted q position In the Ma.
ti6nal Bank Of West Virginia.
Manager Hamilton will leave for New
York on Monday, to look UP attractions
for his Opera House the coming season.
Mr.. HAIRY Homer, Of Pittsburgh, tile
"King" Of the Esther oratorio, reheatsed
with The other performers In The Opera
House last night.
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MART1Ss FERRY LocALs.-There has
been but one case tried at the police court
this week. The town has been very quiet
for the last week, business dull and items
Frank R. Sedwick has returned from
Granville, o., where he has spent the last
six months al Dennison University.
The difference Of opinion existing be-
tween ], Kerr & Co, and A. d. NeWland
will be tried before Alex, Darrah, ]. p
and twelve jurors at Bridgeport this
aCbuba Campbell, for the last Ave years
u soldier in the regular army, returned
Thursday evening,
MI, George r. Jenkins returned yestar-
day from an extended tour through the
Eastern states.
Tho town is affected with an over sup
ply Of worthless dogs, ranging in size
from the diminutive NANCY cur to the
great New Foundland mastif, which In
some parts OF the town make the night
hideous with their internal bowling and
barking, to the great annoyance OF people
who could escape the raVages OF the mos
quito and sleep were 1t not for the dogs.
Why people living in town want to keep
from two to FIVE useless dogs passes our
understanding, II there was tax Of one
or two dollars a head assessed against
them we think some people would con-
clude that they could dispense with part
Of their stock, and by that means we could
get rid OF good many Of them,
We understand that skiing" Smith has
severed his connection with the steel
works, and is now ready to negotiate with
parties wanting traveller. King knows
how to talk business,
We are requested to state that the citi.
zens' Fourth Of July picnic will be held
in Mr., II. W. Smiths beautiful grove, he
having kindly offered the use Of the same
to the Committee Of Arrangements.
1t Ia a fact that cannot be denied that
business Is a little on the dull order, but
the probabilities are that after the Fourth
Is over trade will revive again.
HARRY.
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ORAToRIo OF EsTHER.-The sale Of
reserved seats for this charming musical
composition commenced yesterday ut
Adams & Lucas music store. The pr os-
poets are most fattering for a large and
appreCiative audience. The touching
Biblical narrative Of "Esthcl, the beauti-
full Queen" will ever be read with the
most thrilling interest, and Its presentu-
ton with charming living characters can.
not fail 10 draw crowded houses, The
entertainment will be one OF the finest
ever offered in our city. Elsewhere the
Young Mems Christian Associations,
Churches, and other religious organiza-
tions have turned out in body to wit
ness the grand presentation. There are
still number Of desirable seats not ta-
ken, and we shall be surprised II they
are not all gone before the sun sets this
evening. Every lover OF musical and
beautifully grand scenery should be at
the Opera House Monday evening
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TRUSTEES SALE
Superior Machine Co.'s Works.

by virtue Of deed Of trust, inside by the "supC,
tiof Machine Company" dated the 10th day o!
Uctobef, 1871, and Of fecori Ia Ohio county land
fecorlA In deed Of trust hook No. 8, rage ij2, the
undersigned trustee, John J. Jones, will on
TUESDAY, the 3d day 1t August, 1879
Commencing al 10 o'clock A. NJ, ptucred to .rll al
public auction al the iruni oor Of the COull lOuse
q aid Ohio county, 70 The aty o. Wheeling
ID me BY d deed d trust, aud situate In The Flrgt
Wand q aid city OF Wheeling, that Il 10 NY: All
thos two RVeml parcels Of ground lying aud being
Immediately north Of and adlolnlng the property
q the estate Of David uardnef hteo d Hid city Of
wheeling, deceased, west Of Main street, south Of
Hank NOV Fouflh) street, and cast d the .Ohlj
fiyefi md also Two town lots (Nos % and Sg) lying
on the north ode Of Bank NOV Fourth street,
which arc more fully described IN two several deeds
Of eonteyanee Of the slnie beafing date even with
aid deed ot trust, and Of record In Md Ohio cOun
" land records IN deed look No, CO. pages 2, Q,
q, and made BY Thomas Sweeney, ST., and a. j.
Sweeney and wife 10 the sid Superior Machine
Company, and Thomas Sweeney to aid Company
respectively and upon which are located the paint
shop httlng shop, store house and agricultural n.
ting and machine shop Of aid Superior Machine
Company also, the Iron foundry, brass ioundfy,
machine shop, boiler shop, hitting shop blacksmith
shop, stable dc, u Sweeney A Co., containing two
and half tere4 o. ground, te the me more OF les,
togelher With all the buildings and improvements
thereon, and all the engines machinery, tools AZ.
tnttl pertaining thereto; and also all patterns,
iiihel boring mills, drilling maehlneS planning ma.
ohinG and other tools and hGiureS upon tho above
hfad premises andluSed bylSgeeneytG Co. In and
ab5ut their business ~ founders and engine and
TSRHs oSSItE- One fourth Of lhepurrhase mon.
az IN hand on the day Of ale, aud the balance Ia
e,uii pIymentao Of III, lreife and Eighteen months
I'M intsfVit ffom the day Of sale. Deferred pay.
niS1l6 10 b secured either b. deed Of trust upon
The ptopsftt, Of b. r!hining lhe tue antll ths
md bS assignment Of sufieient ihsurance on the
SIM = truitee, I shall convoy only such title
a yGted N ne 81 the Above mined DECD 81 trust
my0 JOHN J, JONES, Tful,ea
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Sickness prevails everywhere and
everybody complains Of some disease dur.
Ing their life. When sick, the object Il
toget we'll now we say plainly that M
person in this world that Il suffering wifi
Dyspepsia Liver Complaint and its ei.
iects, such "a Indigestion, Costiveness
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Hear
burn, Palpitation Of the Heart, Depressed
Spirits, Blliousness, DC. can take Gfeen,s
August Flower without getting relief and
cure. II you doubt This, 70 10 ChaS
Z. Dwights OF any other Druggist, And
get z Sample Bottle for 10 cents and IN
H. Regular size 75 cents. Two doses
will relieve you, eodGw,
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CLOSING EXERCISES AT THE SECOND
WARD SCHoOL.-The closing exercises OF
the Second Ward public school yesterday
were Of more than ordinary interest, nS
both closing the term and seyering the
connection OF the school with the old
building. After the summer vacation the
pupils will pursue their studies in the
new school building in the Third Ward.
The occasion was marked by pleasant
little incident which was n surprise 10
many present The teachers and pupils
Of the school, through DR.. I. II. Logan,
presented Prof. Stevenson, their Princi.
pal, with copy Of Websters Unabridged
Dictionary. Miss Matte Stout, OF Di.
vision &C." was also agreeably surprised
by her pupils, who presented her with a
beautiful silver watch and chain. DR..
Logan made the presentation speech In
this instance also.
The exercises, which consisted OF re-
citations, dialogues, ETC., were very In.
teresting, and showed that the pupils had
been we'll trained In their different stu.
dies. The building was:crowded with the
parents and friends Of the pupils, who
were well pleased with the proficiency at
tanned by the young people.
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FOURTH OF July ExoUmIoN.-The
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & ST. Louis Rail.
way will sell excursion tickets at greatly
reduced rates to and from all points on
their limo on the Sd, 4th and 9th days Of
July, making tickets good to return until
July 9th, 1875. This announcement Of a
great railroad opening It's entire line Of
several hundred miles to excursionists at
low rates, afiording an opportunity for
visiting distant friends on the national
holiday, will be gladly received by a large
class, who, from considerations Of econ.
omy, both Of time and means, would
otherwise DO unable to indulge in a
pleasure excursion, now 80 popular with
all classes during the summer months.
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The SNYDER.EBERT ELoPEMEST-Mr
Henry Ebert was yesterday examined by
Justice O'KeeGe upon a charge Of abduct'
ing Miss Emma Snyder from her fathers
house in this city. The examination
commenced at the Justices Office at 0 A
NJ, and at noon was adjourned TO the
Court House. BY 8 O'Clock in the even,
ing the evidence in the case was all
heard, and the argument Of the counsel
consumed about an hour and half
after which the Justice held the defend
ant In the sum Of $1,000 to appear and
answer the charge at the County Court
The evidence in the case was substantial
y the same as already published in re-
gard TO the affair. Mr., Ebert readily
found bail, and was released from GUS
tody.
The case will now come before the
County Court rs an examining Court in
cases Of felony, and II found guilty the
defendant will be tried by the Circuit
Court. II he Is found guilty In the Cir
cult Court II will be optional with the
Jury to send him to the county Jail for
one year, or to the State penitentiary for
three years. II, on the other hand, he Ia
found not guilty in the County Court, he
will be discharged,
The court room was crowded with
spectators all day, showing the interest Of
the public in the case. The sympathies
Of the people are with the young couple,
and It IA considered clear case OF inter
copied love.
The State was represented in the ex-
animation by Messrs. Davenport 4 Dove
ner, and Messrs. Linch &Thompson ap.
peared for the defense.
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The CouRn.-suPREaR COURT OF Ar-
PEAIs-J Judge Raymond, Hcfmaa and
Moore. The Supreme Court met yester-
day morning at 8 o'clock.
Henry 7. Porter, Of Ohio, was admitted
to practice before this Court.
An appeal and aperssieuI was allowed in
the case Of John W. Welton "a, Jesse Hut
ton and others, from the Circuit Court Of
Grant county.
The case Of S, r, Dresser Is, West Vir-
GINA Transportation Company was ar
gued by Sands on the part OF the appel.
liant and submitted.
The case Of State Of West Virginia rs,
John Kline was continued.
The case ofG. H. Moore "a. Douglass
and Woodward was continued.
The case OF the West Virginia Trans.
portation Company u. the Laurel Fork
and Land Hill Railroad Company was
argued by Sands on behalf Of the appel.
liant and submitted.
An appeal and SupersededS was allowed
in the case Of ]. n. Newcomb "a. F. F,
Brooks, from the Circuit Court Of Kama
wha county.
The case Of James Phillips & Co. "a
James 8. Baker was dismissed agreed.
Adjourned till this morning at Q
o'clock.
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A VALUABLE DscovERY.-Dr. g. W
Benson, a practising physician, at loo
North Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md. (who
has paid much attention TO nervous dis.
easeS), has discovered that extract Of
celery and chamomile, combined in a
certain proportion, Invariably cures
headache, either bilious dyspeptic, nefv.
Gus or sick headache, neuralgia and
nervousness. This Is triumph IN medi.
cal chemistry, and sufferers al over The
country are ordering by mail, He pre-.
pateS II In pills al so cents per box. The
Doctor Ia largely known and highly re.
SPected in Baltimote.-Episeopdl Mah.
odih.
Sold BY McLaih Bros, Wheeling, W.
Va, and all druggists. d2w
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HELMBoLps BUcHu 10 still in the re.
NTH Of It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele.
brated medicine Is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Ia
sold by all respectable druggists. II Ia
warranted for all diseases oil the kidneys
ard urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
feits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. ddw,
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NRUsTEEs SALE.

=
Pursuant 10 u deed Of trust executed to mo by
Joseph b. Ford, Charles b. Cecil and Adam! DndSonr
trustees Of 81. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church
In the city Of wheeling bearing date the 18th day
Of March In the year 1859, and recorded IN Deed
Book 81 page I'D 10 the Clerks office Of the COun'
" Court u Ohio county, West Virginia, | will on
THURSDAY, the 10Th Day Of June, 1873,
Al the front door Of tho Court HousO Of said cOun.
", ell At public auction the lot Of ground In the
city Of Wheeling described In said deed, being the
LOideslgnaIed on the Plat Ol Chaplln e E0f1s all
dillon al Lot number ia lone hundred and forty.
tRol WheFeon IL erected the church known as ut.
Johns Church." Also the organ In the ald Chuich.
The organ will be sold separately OF with the real
estate, according a. one or the other mode will IL
found al the time Of sale 10 produce tho highest
price In the aggregate.
TRRMA OF SALR-One-fourth Of the purchase
money 10 cash, and the residue 10 equal payment,
at ax, twelve and eighteen months from the day Of
aale with interest. The deferred instruments 10 TX
SECURED by Died Al Trust on the property.
tbolleVe the title to be good, hut selling a. irtis-
tee will nNt warrant. ,.,,,,
iny7 DANIEL LAND, Trustee.
Regarding the amount tsi,5gO) this day bid fnI
the above described property ~ an insufficient
price hereby postpone the sale to
WEDNESDAY, July "A, 1875,
Commencing at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, At same place.
DANIEL LAMB, Trustee.
JuNE 10, 1875. Ieli-F
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OSE Of the Standard boys says There
il really more true inwatdness In pinninl
back skitts" than we have any idea oil
Just hevings Can II be that that won.
drous boy Russell has been "nest hiding
instead Of bird nesting? Or pefchance
the merry young man from the Salt
Valley has Em.Braced one Of the beau.
ties Of Ritchetown. And yet II may have
been the melancholy Dane whose arms
encircled some fair but modern Opheli a,
Boys will be boys. We blush for out
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THE PfANo.HARP CABINET ORGAN
This New and Beautiful Instrument Ia a
combination Of tho Planoforte and the
Organ, and manufactured by the Mason
& Hamlin Organ Co. Call, see and hear
II, at Adams 4 Lucas Music Store, 1927
Market street.
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Fresh OYSTERS AT MARTINS. - Our
friend Martin, the genial host Of the Cap.
itol Dining Rooms, will this morning re.
ceiye an. installment Of fresh oysters.
Martins oysters are always large and
nice, and are alwaysin demand. We an.
ticipate rush at the Capitol Rooms this
morning, but as Martin has ample &C.
commodations all will be provided for.
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The Best AT LAsr-Just received, 500
pieces 9 best Shittlngs and dress calitoes.
Also shifting and dress cambfics, per.
Gales, lawns, etc., al lower prices than
ever seen before. Ladies are respectfully
invited TO come soon and look at the
large variety Of the above goods at
Henry JACoBs,
1881 Main street.
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FoND parents should be informed at
once that the measles IL very bad In the
FIJI Islands, having already swept hence,
TO & world where missionary roast
Ills hoped-is unknown, two.thifds Of the
natives. Precautions should BE- taken at
once In the interests Of our little ones,
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40. K. OF NJ. Cat a meeting Of
West Virginia Castle Nod, Ancient Or.
der Knights Of the Mystic Chain, held
Thursday night, the following officers
were elected 10 serve next term: Sir
Knight Commander, G. D. Fleming
Vice Commander, Geo. Marquis; First
Lieutenant, James MCGEE; Recording
Scribe, G. Rsthburnt Treasurer, F. Mef-
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DROPPED DEAD-A convict at the pen.
itentiaty at Moundsville, named Nicholas
Criswell, who was sentenced eight years
ago by the Circuit Court Of Ohio county
for term OF thirteen years, dropped dead
Wednesday evening while entering his
cell to be locked up for The night.
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A LITTLE girl, Maudie Weber, Of
Wheeling, visiting the family Of Capt. b.
Roberts, while out gathering mulberries,
Tuesday evening, ran a large splinter Of
wood In her left heel. DR.. Thomas was
sent for and the splinter, which had pen.
etrated about an inch, was extracted
NioNndAriNe Reporter.
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IcE.CREAM for picnics, parties and re-
ceptions. Mrs. Ziegenielder announces
70 her patrons and the public generally
that she Is prepared to furnish ice-cream
and water ices In any quantity for par
ties, picnics and receptions, at the lowest
figures. No. 60 Twelfth street, two doors
below her old stand. Patronage solicited.
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ACCIDENT AT HUBBARD's SAW MtI1.-
J. KirchgesSner, a workman employed al
Hubbatd's saw mill, yesterday morning
had leg broken Just above the ankle, By
log which rolled of the platform upon
him, while he was engaged In saving
He was removed to his home on McCuI.
lOch street.
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MoRE FUS.-The number Of innocent
young girls who marry man believing
they can break him Of his bad habits
and lug him of to church twice every
Sunday does not diminish In the least.
Mr. Woods, Clerk Of the County Court,
issued four marriage licenses last week.
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"LoyE AT First sIuHT"-The elope.
ment which has within the past few days
created quite a sensation In the city wa
evidently a case OF Glove at first sight" OIL
the part Of the lady at least. In her
evidence before Justice O Keefle yesterday
Miss Snyder stated that she first saw
Ebert on street car about two month";
ago. She Immediately wrote him note
to which she signed her initials, asking
him to call on her. Ebert did call upon
her, and although they have only been In
each others company: Several times since
the intimacy terminated in an elOpement
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KStdHrs OF PYrHtAs.-At a meeting
Of Germania Lodge No. Z, Knights Of
Pythlas, held on Thursday evening, the
following officers were elected to serve the
ensuing term: c. G., +. Mum; V. O.,
Mich. Schneider; Prelate, Henry Biebef-
son; Treasurer, Mart. Korrel.
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ELECTION OF OFFICEM.- Baltimore
Lodge No. 8, K. Of p, last night elected
the following officers: D. W. E. POisal,
G. C.; James Naugle, N. C., Samuel Lew.
Is, PIT. g. Bishop, Representative to
Grand Lodge.
The following officers were last evening
elected by Pamela Lodge No. IL, I. o.
o. r., for the ensuing term: n G., W. g.
Kemp; V. G., Jos. Hall; Secretary, A. NJ.
HarEins; Treasurer, A. II. Britt.
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MUNIcIpAL CouRr-Judye Cfanme

"UNlSlfAL SOShi ""uyS S'uW'S'
The Municipal Court met yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock, and disposed Of
business as follows;
Henry T, Porter, Esq, Of Mount Yer
non, Ohio, on motion Of D. Lamb, was
admitted to practice as an attorney in
this court.
The case Of Rogers & Boyd rs, Fred.
erick Myers was argued by counsel and
submitted to the court,
The case Of L. L. Warner ~. Frederick
Andrews was certified up to the Circuit
Court,
Adjourned to Monday morning at 10
o'clock.