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MARINE COURT.
Before Judge Gross.
DAMAGES FOR BEING KNOCKED DOWN By A
WAGON.

DAMAGES FOR BEING KNOCKED DOWN By
WAGON.
Margaret Adams sued Edward Fitzpatrick In
the ABOVE Court for damages by being run over by
the bread wagon ol the defendant ana driven by
MIN at the lma. II appe RED IN the EVIL
dence oil plaintiffs witnesses that MRS.
Adams, VINO Is very Cd woman, went out
about SIX O'CLOCK IN the morning OF the It'll or
May, Of last year, into Eleventh avenue, near
Forty-sixtn street, when defendant, driving by IN
his wagon rau over ner and Indicted injuries that
confined her to her residence Tor SIX weeks. FllZ-
and . tue SATURDAY following called upon AIRS.
Adams expressed Is regrets, offered TO pay nalf
the expenses OF ner sIckness and rendered the
services MS family physician. winch were de-
clIneu by the friends oil the paintln Inc defend.
ant went upon the stand ano denied
that be caused the accldent. HIS story
was that Wnile serving MIS- @ustO ners
on the avenue ne ound the plaintiff lyilg on tne
street In ured; ne picked her up CARED ner 10
the sidewalks and after her frIends arrived he
lett; he subsequently, called az the house OF Cor
oett, a son-ln-iaw OF the painful where sue was
living sick advised them 10 get doctor, DIT aid
not aQ mt mat ran her down; witness do
when Jorbett called uDon him aud insisted hat
ne snouid pay the Doctors plll-Ouar pay half
OF Il sooner tnau 10 have any trouble; nut the
uner Was decllnedj after turning her over on toe
tney wei ner daughters, he ner walk away
with them; at no time. he averred, was ais horse
goIng laster than walk ant nad she oeen IN
iront oil MS wagon ne would nave seen her. Tue
ca e was gwen TO the jury after a ouei charge,
who brought IN a verdict Of 500 Tor the palntln.
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ROBBTNG A POOR BOX.

For some time past Il has been noticed on open
ing poor boxes or the Cathedral on Mott street
that the funds have been taupered with. II has
heen noticed that the pennies we're daubed with
sticky sort Of substance, mucn resembling bird
lime Lately a watch was ser, and early Ses-
terday morning ohcer PART or the Four.
teenta preciuct caught August Barth ia
tue acc Of akag pennies fro,n the box. Inc
modus operahul was as follows: -Bartn
had a iOur piece OF whaieDOuo. one end Or
winch was covered with Ordlime, and eacn time
he Inserted Nc into tue COX some OF the money au-
hered TO II. When examined IN court n was
iOund tnat one OF ns Yest poe cts iul ul bra.
lime, wnils tae other was Iuli OF soIcd pennies.
Father Oikeefe whO mskeS tue charge, SAYS IL rs
prOoaDle that $500 nave heen st0.en ia the man
ntr desc tbed, Wnetner ~ Bartn or otnar persons
Is not known. ~ ~ pleaded gllity, and was neid
In dciault Ol bail ~ unsN
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BOARD OF POLICE.

AT meeting OF me Board or Police Commits
sioners held yesterday morning the following
business was Transacted
A petition received from ex.Sergeant Mil
Ter, OF the Twenty-second precinct, asking leave
to withdraw his plea Of guilty TO the charge Of
neglect or duty, Tor which he was recently dis
missed, ano u stand trial. Refused.
Captain Petty OF the second precinct, reported
the leatn OF Patrolman Jeremiah ManOny, oil his
command, when occurred on the l7th inst.
The cniei clerk read resolution from tue Board
OF Aldermen, adopted toe l6tn mss, severely con-
demnarory N the nithy condition OF tue streets
OF this city aud requesting ;he Board OF
Police TO clean them forthwith, especially IN tho
Tenth Eleventh. ana seventeenth wards. Inc
resolution was referred 70 the Committee on
street Cleanlng.
Another resolution from the Board OF Aldermen
was read requesting tue Board oi Police - GeIer
aciIUn indefinitely IN tue matter OF apolishIug the
twenty eignta precinct, as proposed by the former
booy IN a previous resolution.
communication was received rom Superln-
tendent IOdcey, the Hudson River Railroad,
requesting That PatrJima1 smelly, Ot tue Nine-
feentn SuU-Preclnc De permit ell TO receive rom
nlm tue SUN 800 as a re ward lor arrestlng Van
Nclser and Baxter, the alleged S33,O0O robbers
The PERMISSION was granted.
the following We're appointed patrolmen -
Thomas EotDan, William kocne, ]. Mudgan. j. H.
Kief Ioruelus sheriIn, JOhn 4. kulkle ana J. f.
sullivan.
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COURT OF APPEALS.
albany. April 20, 1875

DECISIONS.
The following decisions were handed down to-
day.
Judgment reversed and trial granted with
costs TO abide the event.-Mallory vs.. Radd.
Judgment affirmed, with cusis-Gallagher vs..
Nichols; Briggs vs.. Bowen Same W. Sames
Holmes vs. Pettingin DORIS Vs. Sweeny; Com
stock VS.. Ward; Osgood VS.. rooe.
Judgment reversed with coss-Gillespie vs.
order OF the General Term affirmed in SO FAR as
IL reverses the order OF the SPECIAL Term, and
mollhed oy ordering reheanng az me opeclal
Term without costs TO either parry IN vhs
court. In re Henry James Anderson, sc.
People ex rel Wehie vs. Wessenodcn.
oreer Of the General lem affirmed and judg-
ment absolute Tor lespo dent on stipulation, Win
costs.-Wnelan, vs. Lynch.
0rder granting neS trla af1rmed and Judg-
ment absolute or defendant on stipulation, with
costs.-Aulenre;d Va. The Mercantile Mutual In-
order OF General Term reversed and order or
Special Term affirmed with costs.-lne People eX
rel Youmans Vs. the Supervisors Of Delaware
County.
Stemmer vs.. McGuire.
judgment General term modified by reducing
to Sl9l rs and interest thereon from August IL,
lS7S.-PosI vs.. Doremus.
The People VS.. Bogert.-Mouon 70 vacate the or
der dlsmtsslng The appeal CALVIN Frost or the
molten; +. Wells opposel. ordered. IN payment
go on the May lerm. Hoppaugh vs.. Suu eL-Mo-
K. TLden Tor motion George f. Daniorth opposed.
Tne Court tooK tne papers.
APPEALS FROM ORDERS.
No. $40. Abraham Hewlett appel mt, VS.. samuel
Wood ana others. spondents-Argued by l.. >.
Cuatueld. OF counsel Tor respondents.
No. 3l5. la the REQ ening ana widening o. Hud-
son avenue. Argued Dy y. Z. Moak, 81 counsel
Tor appellant, ana by RUFUS W. Pecknam for re-
spoEdent-
M. 3l4. john II. White. Trustee, &C.. kespon-
dent VS.. Mortimer LvIags on ans otners, Appel.
lants.-ArRusd oy Jonn Lly .ngston, OF counsel Tor
appellants, aud BY +. d., p ton Tor responI ent.
GENERAL CALENDAR.
No. I'll. James K. Dallymple, Respondent, Va.
Joseph Hllenorano, Appellant-Argument re-
Aumed aud case stIll on.
Adjourned.
THE CALENDAR.
The day calendar Tor Wednesday, April 81 Is as
foows:-Nos 100, 1872 159, 1876, 1s2 49, 2l2 ana 1917.
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THE ORDER OF ARREST AoAINsT TWEED, MADE
RETURSABLE ON THE 20TH, RENEWED yEsTEE-
DAY.
Tue order OF arrest against Tweed, which was
issued BY Judge Davis on the ssh OF this month,
was returnaDle yesterday, and as no return was
made 10 It d new order was yesterday issued and
placed In the hands OF the snerG who sent i dep.
uts with IL 10 the PeniteBtlarY. fhe new order is
precisely the same he one made on the stn
inst. with the exception that the date OF the new
oTCer Is the 20tn aud the time IeturnaDie a day
next month. What oaY this Is TO DC Under Sherlfr
Cumming would not state.
No notice oil any additional snits has been 1led
as yet IN the County Clerks Ofilce.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Judge Wallace.

THE LIABILITY or INSURANCE COMPANIES IN
CASES or SUICIDE.
The case OF Lazarus J. Lebermann vs.. The Ser
mania Lie Insurance Company TO recover
$4,000 gold with interest, on the policy or
S. Rosenthal, or san Francisco, was given 10
the jury yesterday in the ABOVE Court IL APP
peared IN evidence that beng debtor or Leber-
mann's, Rose tnal insured ms life IN ayor o the
plaintiff Tor $1,000. subsequently he committed
suicide, and az mat time Inee were premiums
unpaid, winch were accepted by the agent OF the
company. Inc company resist the pay nent OIL the
pole, OH the ground that II had the suicide clause
II IT, and that they are not resi- onslole
for the act OF their agent Ia accept
ing tine lapsed premiums. The plaintiff
MAINTAINS tAut inc suicide was the
result OF disease and therefore the policy is bind
ing. The Court charged that II the jury believed
that the company received the premiums the
company nonnd that he jury must nnd
wneJner The Insured was insane. III he was ln-
sane waen ne TOOK his own lie IL was not suicide
IN the meaning OF the pollcy ano they must had
Tor tine paInid. II, on the otner hand, they found
mat he was not insane the policy Is VOID. Inc
amount lnvoiyed, inc uding the interest, Is about
So, 500 After being out nearly Two hours the
Jury came n reported tnat they dlnered on the
question Oi INSANITY ana were ordered 10 retlre
ana bring IN sealed verdict.
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THE DANGERS OF BARNEGAT INLET.

petition has been sent 70 Commodore white,
President Of the Unitcd States Lighthouse
Board, by numoer Of vessel captains, to re.
quest tnat action viii be taken Ia regard TO
the channel at Barnegat Inlet II is stared tnat
vessels nave alteady been sunk ~ strtkInI The
wreck OF the steamship lanO, winch hes ugnt
tn TIE cHanue. tommud re vines influence
ts luy3kei 70 nave proper Ou0Ys placed On the
wreck. az 10 nave tne sulken steamship removed.
a vessel running ltoh sea uuuy 80. 10 can blOy
No. on strugnt course WILL strike I. wIccN.
BuOy No, Is s ank also one 0rmcriy place ~ ~.
Buoy NJ. uaS disappeared alto etner. IA consc-
queHce 0l this negligence Vesse.s are constantly
impurhed. IL h. to he hoped the hIgn mouse
Board vii taKe. immediate steps 70 remedy TINS
eva.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.

The regular weekly meeting OF the Board OF
Health took place yesterday afternoon, at two
O'Clock. A small amount or routine business
beng transacted the Registrar or Vital Statistics
reported that during the eek endlng Satur-
day, The 18th inst, there 572 deaths reported
IN this city. Precisely the same NUMBER as was
reported in the previous week, and q more
which occurred In that week were reported and
verified in tine succe ,ulug week. With that addl-
tion tn death rate IN the week ending on tine
10Th INST was equa 70 20 % per 1000 lnna birdnts
annually. Inls mas been the average rate for the
co Responding week In The past 1--we years.
Inc following Is comparative statement OF
cases VI contagious u ssaseS reported Tor the
week ending april IL, 1875:
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MORE UNLICENSED LIQUOR DEALERS
Inspectors Wendoyer ana Urban, Of the EXCISE
Bureau, win tue assistance 81 me police made
raid III the seventh and Eleventh Waads Monday
night and arres ca me following liquor dea ers
for sehtng tQuOr withOut license ~ 8nn Reardon,
No l42 cherry street. John Walsh, No. I-6 Cherry
street Ihomas McGradY, M. 41l East Houston
street; Jonu Reynolds No. ID M0nrOe street;
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MURDER ON THE HIGH SEAS.

MURDER ON THE HIGH SEAS.
on the Gath or last October W. j. Sheldon, sea
man on the ship Enge Houghton, OF Portland
Me-. commanded by Captain John Smith, became
involved ia an alteration with Edward Smith,
the first mate. at the mouth or the Adratic. The
mate struck sheldon with Delaying plu, when
the latter drew knife aud stabbed his assailant,
innictlng wound from winch he subsequently
died. The vessel proceeded TO several ports and
finally loaded at Mess1na Tor this port where she
has just arrived. on warrant Issued oY Com
missioner OSBORN Deputy Marshal Denoett yes
terday boarded tue vessel aud arrested Sheldon,
VINO Will nave his examination az one L. NJ to-day.
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William j. Barrett, No. Gal East lwelftn streets
LOUIS Bruckner, No. 209 TDlrd street; Martin
Burns, No - Lewis streer; James carr, No 81
Stanton street; Pnllip Durning No. 266 Rlylngtsn
street; Thomas DOW ng, No 1893 avenue c. Niles
Refill. No. ~ avenue b; Jane, K. Earl, No. go
Rlvlngton street, Patrick Re tnolos No. 125 CHERRY
street, ana James Shisl No. 2l9 East Broadway.
TneY were all brought be ore JunSe Oteroourg,
and held IN 500 bal eacn 10 answer which ball
was IN all cases promptly furnished.
MADAME JANAUSCHEK'S LITIGATION.
Yesterday, In the Kings county supreme Court
before Judge Pratt, there was motion made by
the counsel Tor Madame Fanny Janauscnek 20
h ave Q commission appointed 10 take the test-
mony or his client, who is now performing under
contract in the city OF 81. Louis Mo. Tne action
grows out OF an alleged breach u contract on the
part or the celebrated German star TO fulfil her.
agreement with Mrs. Saran G. Conway, the lessee
OF the Brooklyn Theatre. IL seems that ABOUT nve
or six months ago. alter the defendant had been
regularly billed 10 appear, and on an evening
wnen the house was hled, the LADY named de-
clined TO appear, giving as the reason lor not 90
ing 50 that ner dnectOr, "A. Billod, regarded the
prices or admission as too low sue was Originally
10 have one-hali the receipts. Mrs. conway was
Obliged on the occasion IN question 20 appear be-
fore the curtain and dismiss me audience. who
received their entrance money ~ the door
SUIT lor damages IN the sum q $4,000
was instituted shortly alterward and
testimony was taken before Mr.. PA mar, the rel
cree appointed by the Court. The defendant
Jailed 10 appear. however. Yesterday ex Judge
l1oy, VINO represented the case Tor Mrs. Conway
opposed the IN oton OF Mr.. stout. ana claimed That
the deenoant had oeen under the JURISDICTION OF
the Court, but she had availed herseli OF various
excuses Tor not appearing. lie counsei ior
Madame Janauschek dlsc,aimed her ever having
made con tract with Mrs. conway. Az the time
the alleged breach OF c,ulract she was unuer
the direction OF Nj Btllod and ~ Was under MS
Conway's theatre that she had declined TO appear
there, and that II was her duty 10 10 as ne de-
sired, Mr., stout argued.
Juage Pratt TOOK the papers and reserved bis
decision.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

HrScKLEY-BEATrY.-In TINS city, on Tuesday
January 2s, by Rev. Dr. Noah II. Scnenck ID. ",
CHARLES a. HMCKLEY 10 LAURA N. BEATTY, Of Isis
cIfy.
Baltimore papers please copY.
MCRRAY-GROvES.- On Tuesday, April IL, az the
residence ~ the DuGeis parents, Dy Rev. Ii. NJ
Scuuder, d. D., CHARLES w, MURRAY, Jr., 70 Lille
a. GROVES, both OF Brooklyn
TnoNAs-huI.-ou Wednesday, April Ia. at the
residence o, the ondes parents, by BISHOP SlmD-
son. JOSEPH h. THOMAS, Jr. OF Boston, Mass, 10
ANNIE NJ, daughter OF +. dill, Esq, OF South Nor
walk, Conn.
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yFRDTCT FOR THE CITY

Some time ago Mrs. Ellen Doyle brought suit
against the city Tor the killing or her husband,
Patrick Doyle, alleging that ne met mis- death
through the negligence or the city in not placing
a proper cover over hole on the oukhead. be-
tween Piers and 4, North River. His widow
sued for SIS, 900 damages The case was tried
lew DAYS ago and resulted in the disagreement Of
the jury. Tue case came up again yesterday Tor
trial be ore Judge Van Worst in Supreme Court,
Doyle caused by his own negligence, as they
hau properly covered the hole In the stree, and
there ore could not be held liable Tor damages.
AT the conclusion OF the evidence and the cha go
OF Judge Van Worst the case was gwen to The
Jury, who, after few minutes dellbe alton, re-
turned verdict Tor the city.
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uved with Mr. craig. but specifically named IN the
viii as not being MS re. The next o. KIN OF the
deceased was represented hy Mr.. John
Gilmore Boyd, WIN APPLIED 70 be allowed
10 have them Included as defendants
In the suit ana 10 itigute their claim 10 ne sur
plus money alter payment Of the amount Of the
mortgage. He lurtner claimed that the existence
Of his suit 10 the present extent and practically
created INTO personal estate, the amount which
the real estate would sell Tor over and above the
mortgage. and assuming such surplus 10 be real
litlgate their rabts 10 share OF sucn surplus
rather than TO be compelled to institute separate
action. The Court TOOK the papers and reserved
It's uecision.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NIOZEs VAN GELDER, vUOGGGR GEwOOND HEB
wi bende &c Amsterdam, van daar vertrokker naaf
Moor i-Amerkl yoor omstreeks acht jaren te Chi.
cago verOyf gehuuden hebbeude, docn wiens
plaats tlans onbekenl, wordt ais medebeangneb-
bende de uaiatcnscnap wylcn samuel Levy Res,
zyne nagelaene wequwe An "a Frander, bede thans
overieden gewoond hebbcnde e Ltsse lngevo &c lie
bcschkking ACCOMPLISHMENTS Re stbank te LcL
den 2jstcn MaArt ISL Opgeroepen ON te yer.
schynen kaadkamer van gemetde kegnank op den
ISden 1910 les voormlddags ten elf ure ten
cinde aldaar zyn aanwezsn 10 Goen DlyGen
he Procureur By gemede kegtbank
r. X. DOEFf.
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TILE RING SUITS.

The day calendar Tor Wednesday, April 2
folows:-Nos. 100, 1872, 1853, 1876, Isl, 40. 2l2 O
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MUSICAL.

MUsICAL.
A SITUATION wANrED-BY A PRECENToR or
~ experience in a church in New York. Brooklyn or
vicinity. Address naming church, PRECENfoR, hox
2,lO3 Pos ONCE,
ITANTED-POSIrION IN A QUARTET, As So
w prano, in New YorE Brooklyn or vicinity Address
w. L. A. box 2i6 Post office, New York.
INSTRUCTION.
4 TEACHEG DESIRES TWO Ii TIE GIRLS TO
"A board ana educate with two who arc now under
her care references unexceptouable; terms as per
month. Address 1UllION, herald Uptown Branch
office.
BOARDING SCHOOL AT VII on, CONN HOME
ID comfor, +; healthy location thorough tnsruc lon
kind treatment; terms moderate. Address AUGUSTUS
WHIlLUCK.
JlrANrkD-BY A FRENCH GENTLEMAN AND hts
w wife, newly arrived uanons In a private family
as teacher and goyerness Address % Wooster street
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MARBLE MASTEI.S.

NGELLS nor AT2 ROMAN BATHS, 81 LEXING
n tou want agreeable, honest, intelligent inous'
trous, strictly tempefat Americans under 70 Tor baths
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A YOUNG MAN. ls TO 20 YEARS OF AGE WANT
~ ed-In Ofhce; wages 10 begin with. 50 week
!drcss, in handwriting Of applicant K DOE, Herald
onace.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-16

GONE TO ScHooI..-0n last Thurs
day morning Miss Lille B, Knight,
daughter Of DR.. A. L. Knight, of our
town, and Miss Mary Belle Knight,
daughter of Jas. L. Knight, of Pleas
ant Flats, departed on board Katy
did for Wheeling, where they will
attend school this year.-:lIonitm
SEPT. 9M.
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The Public Schools opened in this
city Monday morning, with quite a
good attendance. Prof. W. J. Ken
ny is the Principal. The Assistants
arc Miss Lido Waggcner, Room \;
Miss Kate Barbee, Room B; Miss
Alice Kimberlins, Room c. The fol-
lowing is the enrolment of pupils
on the first day: Number of girls 81;
number Of boys "a. Total 155.
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The citizens Of Point Pleasant.

11lr S4tiltLS VI IOfHt LedSdnt.
West Virginia, having been favored
with . visit from the Rev. L. H. An
gier, during which he delivered his
celebrated Lecture on the subject Of
Enthusiasm" were so highly pleas
edwith his discourse, .l.at, a: disclose,
after evidence Of appreciation from
the audience, it was suggested that
some moro formal expression be Civ
en- to their appreciation.
Accordingly DR.. S. G. Shaw being
called to the chair, on motion, com
mittee was appointed, to draft reso-
lutions expressive of the views and
feelings of the audience.
The committee appointed for that
purpose, confesSing the difficulty of
the duty assigned them, and the in
adequacy of words to express their
enthusiastic admiration, beg leave,
most respectfully to offer the follow
ing resolutions:
1. That WHEREAS, We have had
the opportunity Of listening to the
rare eloquence of the Rev. L. H. An
gier; We have thereby been favored
with a fine specimen Of oratory.
2. That blending with eloquence
of delivery, a deep power of thought
and pleasing diction, the Reverend
speaker combines the most liberal
philanthropy, and Christian Charity.
8. That We feel it would be well
for US all to imbibc the spirit of his
Enthusiasm with Its "En Theos."
4. That with graphic power Of por-
traiture of detail, our Reverend
friend has shown us, with a broth
'er's sympathy, how enthusiasm may
be carried into all the details of do
nestle and public life, with its elc-
waiting and sustaining spirit; and
even into religion, and the Sacred
profession, itself.
5. That realizing the power Of the
Gospel of Jesus Christ, the speaker
has shown us how this enthusiasm
can be obtained, in its purest phases,
which is, in the weakness of human
nature c"nfcssing the need of the all
sustaining aid of the Saviour, who
can lift the dead inanimate soul from
''The slough Of Despond," and enli-
ven it with His life:giving power
Thus the speaker rescues cnthusi-
asm from the opprobrium often cast
upon it and presents it to us in the
highest type Of conception, that Of
the love, Of the pardoning and long
suffering Jesus, the lncarnate Son of
the Living God.
6. That the Register containing
these resolutions be forwarded to the
Rev. L. H. Angler, at Parkersburg.
Rev. T. H. LACY,
REy. W. E. HILL,
DR.. L. F. CAMPBELL,
C. Z. HoGG,
JOHN Z. Trims,
&c. w TN...,,-,,
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Remember that the third annual
Fair of the Mason County Agricul-
tural and Mechanical Association,
will be held on their grounds near
Point Pleasant, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and FRAY, September IS,
90, 80 and October 1, 1873. Let eve.
rybody come.
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OrES.-The books of the Mason
County Agricultural and Mechanical
Association were opened for entries
for the ensuing Fair, last Tuesday
If persons who design exhibiting n
ticlcs or stock at The Fair, would call
on Mr.. Howard, the Secretary, be-
tween row and the first day Of the
Fair, and make their entries, it would
be 4 saving of time and trouble on
the first day; when there is a rush to
make entries. Mr.. Howard will be
found in his oficeat the Court House.
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Gents and Boys Hats at
WIN. SMITHS.

New GooDs.-J. II. Miller, Esq, at
Beech Hill, has just laid in his Fall
and Winter stock of new goods, con-
sisting Of a large stock of Dry Goods,
notions, and everything else usually
kept in first class county store
Our readers will remember Mr.. Mil
lcr in making their purchases, as he
proposes to sell rs low as the lowest.
Give him a call.
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= HIN GLE =
JOHN Cartwright and Mary Cartwright, De-

JOHN Cartwright and Mary Cartwright, De-
PENDANTS. In Chancery.
The object OF this suit is to recover from
the Defendant, John Cartwright, the sum
OF $1,000 90, and interest, due by note da-
ted July 18th, 1873, payable one year after
date, with interest al ten per cent, and to
ioreclose the mortgage and sell the ten
acres OF land in the Bill mentioned. This
dav came the Complainant, by Counsel,
and on his motion, and it appearing by al
tidayit filed that the defendants are non
residents OF this State, it is ordered that
they do appear here at Rules to be held in
the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court OF
Mason County on the fourth and last Mon
day in September, 1875, anddo what is ne
cessary to protect their interest in this suit.
Teste:-GHAS. j. WAGGESER,
Il. S. Brown, Sol. lsept.9-.w.l Clerk.