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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-30
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Local Notices ID cents per line-bm no
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ed business houses, must Toe paid for IN adj
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
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tbrir legitimate business, and all adyer-
fisemcntS not connected with II Will be
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HE DIDN'T KNOW.
The Uncertain STATE of Mind of IL
Very Nice Wound Man.

From the IT. Louis Republican.
He got into an Olive street car ut about
: o'clock in the evening, rs nice Il case Of
Young man as one would wish to see any
where. His nccktie was an elaborate al
tai-, there was rosebud in his button
hole. and generally was slick. He took
Do, seat in an uncertain way and finally
turned T. the gentleman next to him and
put the question.
Can you tell me where Mr.. Shcidine
lives.
The gentleman addressed somewhat
surprised at the quality Of the question,
iutimated that he might or might not
and asked what street this Mr. She.dlIc
livel on
IL don know, sir.
"Weu, this IS rather odd. May | ask
you how YOU expect to find himF
II think he lives somewhere on Lucas
place or Lucas avenue
The gentleman addressed explained to
the nice young man, while there were
two or three streets with the name of Lu-
cas- in their titles, there WAS but one Luz
cas- place. and that very short street.
Furthermore, he expressed his belief
that the Mr.. Sheldine wanted did not
live at least on Lucas place. What kind
of looking man is Mr.. Sheldine?' he
asked
Don know, sir
whats his business
Don't know, sir.
"Well, what on earth do You know
about him-how do YOU expect to lind
him?'
Then the real situation came out; the
nice young man blushed deeply and eX-
planned:
you see don't know Mr. Sheldlne at
AL lis Mss Sheldnc | want to see.
! want 10 call on her and don't know
where she livcs.'
BY singular coincidence the gentle
man with whom the nice young man
Wa, talking knew the young lady wanted,
and knew where she lived. He explain
cd to the youth that her home was loca-
ted on street some distance from Olive,
and th" nice young mans face fell. lie
stopped the car, saying:
well, | guess | won't call. ats too
far. You know; and, besides, don't know
her very well anyhow!
Such WAS an actual occurrence IN car
a night or two ago, another name only
being substituted for the one inquired
about. The house sought was that OF a
well known gentleman, and the nice
Young man was simply sweet.scented
mystery. Possibly some belle will read
1 Il 4 4. !. 1. l.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-30

IT j. stated that the stockholders OF the
Grcenbrier White Sulphur Springs, pro
pose to pull down the present hotel, and
all is attendant colonades and rows, to
sell hotel sites, and to put up themselves
another structure lighter, more modern,
less cumbrous, requiring fewer servants,
and giving more accommodation. 1t Is
thought that on these magnificent
grounds will in time arise group of no.
tells, four or five, perhaps, which will
make these famous springs still more
famous, and will be to the restored South
= greater place of gathering than ever
this hotel was.
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GRAssuorrEEs have ceased to eonhne
their attention so eNclusN ely to the
West but have commenced their depre-
dations IN the East. In some portions OF
Massachusetts, they are doing serious
damage, and at Mansfield they have APP
reared in countless swarms, devastating
the gardens, and partly destroying the
Grass crOpS
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Wheeling Live stock Market.
CHRISTMAS Stock YARDS,
WEDNESDAY ,July -.

IUKISTMAN NTOCk ARDS,
WEDNESDAY, July -.
The following are the arrivals Of stock
at the Christman House yards last week
and the prices paid for the same:
CArrLE-Arrivals, So head; sold at
3@jc per ID. .,
Cows-Arrivals, 3 head sold at $2j 90
ass 90.
SHEEr-Arrivals, II head; sold at 3!
@4c per ID.
CALVES Arrivals, l6 head; sold at
- O0a6 90 per head.
HoGs-Arrlvals, 81 head; sold at GO
90 per h.
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WrHS)

Dear Husband: I'm prnning this letter
In loneliness here at the Springs;
Every day makes me deeper your debtor
For the kind words the previous malI
brings
Eut oh what void fills my bosom
You there. and here all alone;
No friends ii cen wish 10 choose EN-,
You chained 10 your desk like droue
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BAN
CAPITAL, S25O.OOO.
SURPLUS, 100000.
JOHN X. BOTSFORD, President,
GEO. ADAMS, Vice President.
VI. A. CHAN DLER, Cashier.
Bank Of the Ohio Valley,
Successor TO
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING,
CAPITAL, S25O.OOO.
SURPLUS, 100000.

This Bank is Organized and prepared TO
transact the business of banking in all its
details.
II succeeds the First National Bank of
Wheeling; is owned by the same share
holders, and is under the same manage
ment.
BY carefully regarding the interests Gifts
correspondents and depositorS, and by "A
prompt and faithful execution OF their
wishes, II hopes to merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject to check at
sight, received from banks, bankers, firms,
corporations and individuals.
Certificates OF deposit issued payable on
demand, or ut fixed dates
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
JOIN X. BOTSFORD, WIN. Il. SIMPSON.
JACOB =. RHODES, WIN. \. TURNER,
GEORGE ADAMS, JoHN l.. HOBBs,
GEO. w. FRANZHEIM, JONI f.. WuSON,
HENRY NJ. HARPER my2l
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NELL & ElLINGHAM,
Wholesale GrOCers,
1905 Main ST.
Have now in store ami lor sale:


2O0 Halt Bhls Lake Herring.
100 White Fish.
30 No. Mackereh..
30 No Mackerel.
400 Packages MackeTel, . and 3 in quarter
barrels ana kits.
% TierCcS choice Carolina Rice.
$50 Bbls choice y. -. MolaSSeS.
50 HhdS choice y. y. Sugar.
80 BblS SyrUps.
200 Bbls Standards \. y, Extra &. CranG-
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin ana
&C Sugars.
500 BblS Flour, embracing White Rose
Keystone, ldlcwiSc, Howard and other
standard brands.
100 Bags prime TO choice Coffee.
- Half Chests prime To choice q, T.
Teas.
~ CaddieS prime 10 Choice G.. p. Teas
Our Tobacco embraces Halhruok's !. x
Milliucr'S, PAGES and other good and rJ-
liable brands among the best in 'hp cpuu-
try. our stock is fun and complete, ami
will be- offered 10 the trade at The lowest
market price. We invite close buyers to
all and examine our stock before purCh
csing elsewhere.
marble NELL & ELLlN GIL M
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Here, Charley, help fiji up this basket;
Put in the champagne and the ice:
Never mind if YOU should oNerlaSk 1t
Fill itup with this bric-abrac nice,
Those Dutch girls will soon make IL light
rr
After the dance at the swings,
Throw in these cigars. strap II tighter,
While write II line To the Springs.
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at'heelino 3r9i5trr.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance
REGISTER

an. year,...........SS % Three mOnths...s2 %
SIX months. 4 % One month. 20
TRI-WEERLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
One COPY, vr.Si " One copy,6 mOS.s2 "
WEEKLY REGISTER.
one COPY, i yr..S2 90 Five copies, yrs 9 %
one copy, mos 90 Ten copies,l yr. II ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-30

..SInwlv the shadows are falling,
AK, on my desk and my life:
Th,. plant of "A famiShed love. calling
For YOU, INV sweet tr-aSurc-my wife,
| Ill here 50 YEARLY thinking,
And wishing my prnancc were DER,
And dreaming our love is a linking
MY heart with You heart cVcrmorr.!'
Lr,riy CuroH Prinlle ~ the HIrtDri ~.
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cnLrer,on Hotel and Drore Yards.

y I Anderson, W. =. ecker, Md. 81
No .,... q SehSeny Il Lam
Harrison q Vance, bert, Md .............. u
a .........,.... 81 ]. Anderson, O...... 10
q W, lanes, o.. 81 J. II. MillhOlm, 10
! FindIry, W. Va. 2GJ. T. Daniels, Va. ~
Adams & Green, y - NJ. ElSmai, H. ~
T. Flowers. o.. Is \. Wood, Md $1,000. ~
: G. Douglass, W. j. Mottcr, Pan. .
VA ..........,......... - f.. Hammaker, Pa :
+. Frank, o.. II ID. Thurman, Pa. q
\. Sundheimcr, .. Is Furhman " VOL,
J. =. Handley, W. Pa....;....;;;............I -
Va.,.................. 81. Needy, Pa.......... 5
1t WTlheim's Hotei and Drove Yards.
w LYNN, ............ Is =. Fordyce, On. 81
PIumrnrr x Morri- II. II. Barnes. Va. d
SON. Ky.............. u .. Dorsey, Md. 3
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The Bank Of England, yesterday, re-
duced its discount rate 10 q per cent.
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EMOVAL.
pot ATOEcS.
SEED OATS.
no FOR PONIES.

ONE OF THE CHOICEST AND MOST
J suitable localities tor holding pic-nirS
near the city. is what is known rs the
HyUoui Good Farm, abou' five miles east
of the CITY. on the National road. Tie
grounds are covered with shade trees, and
in every way very desirable. Terms very
reasonable. For particulars apply to
ADOLPH JACOBS,
mySlb On the Premises.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-30

The market WAS tolcrably active at the
opening, but the movement was chiefly
confined to the better grades of cattle,
which were in light supply comparative
" to the whole number of the receipts.
There were many more middle cattle,
and possibly fewer common cattle on the
other hand, than there were last week.
Sometime before the close, the market be-
came very dull, and was SO, in fact, the
most of the time, and the prices fell OF
threc-eghths Of Il cent on the middle and
common cattle, while the decline on tops
was about onc-fourth cent. A number Of
loads 90 East at their owners risk.
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anne y1nEer House and Drove Yards.

Iavion & Adler, Ill 90 +. r. Hotlon, Va. -
:. Burtnrr, Va. - Capt. X. carter, 10 10
w. G. Smith, Va. ~ j.. r.. ateS, Na''''"ip 90
J. b. Brownlcc, Va ~ owens, Nai;.....,' ~
j. =. Mofliat, Va. ~ NJ; r.. RlchardSoh' .,
W. X. MComb, Va :" - ~
p. Pepper, W. VA. ~ H. l.. ADAMS, Va" ~ ~
L. Il. Goodman, w. " m Johnson, IL ~ ~
Va ......................: =, - ~. ,ouIiH; "''
J. ID. Romine, wv - ID: GIBSON, w. ~ 80
EN- Corpening, w W. TX inner; '" IL! ~
W Iynch & Co, IT,. Waters, Na......" .
W Va .......... SI.W. Maj shall, Va. ~
NJ N Wilson. W. Il. w. Chancellor,
IA ........... % Na........................
W. b. Stanley, o.. u j. >, nnHlIito '" ~
Weber & Hess, o.. Il J.. l.. BrockIE T. ~
Elliott 4 Co. o.. II l. hartheSS, W" ~
" Y ,..,............. 81 j. Lehman, Md. x
|. Mcclure, ". V. 2iJ. Rose, Md. 10
/. II. Leach, w. " j. J. HeltShur' M"''' 10
j. r. Anderson, W.
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FLO u r.

100 Barrels Pollock Indiana Fancy.
Washington Indiana Mills.
Gem Of the West, extra family
just received and for sale by
mars VI. REILLY.
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SWINE MARK EFT,
REMARKS.

REMARKS.
There are but few more than half the
number of hogs that were on the market
last week. snd under the effects of the
light supply prices have advanced to
lOlMllc, few selling ut the former price,
while most of the sales were made at or
near the latter price. The receipts have
been taken about MS they have come IN,
and at the close the market is firm with
the conviction among dealers that prices
in the West must recedc rs ours here al
vanccd before they touch Il lower figure
SHEEP MARKET.
Receipts last week. 6Ol5
Receipts one year G,'J9
REMARKS.
Good sheep this week are scarce and
have been in good demand during the
week. Lambs have been plentiful and
dull. There has been some little demand
for stock shecp-an improvement since
last week.
Quotatioas:-Shccp are selling at IA
SIC; Lambs - O0@4 50 per head or $40
&c per pound, the latter for rather eX-
ira AS compared with the late receipts
Stock sheep are selling at - Oo@a - per
head the former 81 0o) for the lowest
grade tail ends.
MICH COWS.
c. Brewer reports Mich Cows at $50
to So; market fair on good COWS.
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IL NTlheln,s Hotel and Drove Yards.
REMARKS ON REEF CATTLE.

The arrivals of cattle during the week
amounted to l,56O head against 1888
last week, and 1853 the corresponding
week of last year, and the sales during
the week amounted to 1859 head against
l,4lJ last week and 1862 the correspond
49,. .....l. rln.t ,.nnr and WORN rs fnllnws:
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ChCc go
NOTICE

100 " Western Reserve.
Just received and for sale by
mart VI. REILLY.
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MICH COWS.

c. Brewer reports Mich Cows at -
to $40; market fair on good COWS.
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BROOKLYN.

Francisco San Folipo who was tried for coun.
terfeiting In the United States Court and in whose
case The Jury iailed to agree was yesterday ad
United to bail In the sum oil 81, 000
IRE occurred yesterday In the residence Of
Christian Rolley, No. ga cambridge street. and
extended to the adjoining house, which is also
owned oy Mr.. ROlley. Damage to the amount Of
$500 was entailed before the names were extin-
gulshed
Judge Pratt, Of the Supreme Court, yesterday.
upon application OF Charles s. Spencer, counsel
Tor Mrs. Maxwell the alleged abortionist, granted
q writ OF certiorarI, which Will be Ieturnable on
Monday. Mrs. Maxwell Is held by Coroner 81 INNS
as the principal IN the Fanner malpractice case.
Edward Valleche, who was assaulted on Thurs
day evening IN q barroOm at No. IL Wiroughoy
street. by Charles Outflow, a lawyer, was at his
residence yesterday in a critical condition
outflow was identified by Vaeche as the man
who wounded him. Justice Walsh refused TO ac-
cept bail Tor the accused, and he was committed
10 Ray mond Street JAN.
The suit OF tne city against Isaac Badeau, ex-
Tax Collector, TO recover the amount alleged to
have been Incorporated by him, was resumed
yesterday in the Com mon CouIci Chamber, before
The referees. Messrs. SLOGAN, Fisher and cullen.
The Official accountant, Mr.. Seaman testified that
the interest on citv bonds was used between the
time Of collection ma Its deposit in the bank
the aggregate discrepancy for January, 1866, was
$40, 600; MIR. Seaman said he detc mined the
amount Of the discrepancy by reference to the
books oi the banks. The case was then adjourned.
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LONG ISLAND.

The Seawanhaka Boat CLUB &C their recent
meeting, collected $475 toward the purchase Of
new boats
The steamer W. ". Colt, Captain George q.
Gibbs has already commenced her trips Tor the
season between Sag Harbor Greenport and New
York.
Toe schooner NJ. vassar, Jr before reported
ashore on Eastern Plain Point, GARDENERS Island,
has Dcen got or and towed to New London in a
leaking CONDITION.. Most OF her cargo was saved.
The slonework foundation for the spindle"
placed on the sand-spit In the harbor OF Sag Har-
Dor by the general government lew years ago
was carried away wnen The ice went out OF the
Day.
The Legislature of 1872 authorized the issue or
$4,000 nre bonds for Long Island City. These
bonds have not as yet been issued, but will be
shortly Ior the purchasing OF steam engines tor
the city.
There IL much speculation as to the probable
successor OF Oliver Char.ick as president Of the
Long Island Railroad Corporation. The annual
meeting takes place at the close or the present
month, ana the exceedingly precarlous condition
OF Mr.. Charck's health renders 1t unlikely that he
will again be candidate.
The republicans OF the town OF North Hcmp
stead met at Roslyn yesterday, and made the fol-
low n0 nominations OF candidates to be supported
at the town election on the 9th OF April-For Su-
pervisor, Samuel Wilctts; for Collector, J. f..
Firth; IOr Town Clerk, JOnn ID. Alker; for Justice
OF the Peace j. d. Armstrong; for Excise Commas
sioners, Jonathan Conklin, Richard Allen and
John =. Morrill,.
John Williams (colored) was arrested yesterday
at the residence OF his aunt. at Beaver Pond, ia
maica, by Oncer Wilkinson, on the charge of
stealing a quantity OF clothing, S1e0 In money and
a gold watcn, from the residence Of q Mr.. Barnes,
upon the prisoner, and he was given in charge OF
the Brooklyn officers. Later In the day MS aunt,
Mrs jenkins, was arrested. and confessed 10 nay-
ing pawned the watcn With jamaica liquor
dealer, whcIe It was recovered by the ofhcef.
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STATEN ISLAND.
e /, stated that the old Mccullough shot works

It Is stated that the old Mccullough shot works
at Stapleton, which have BET suspended for some
time, will be converted into sugar refinery.
Mr.. X. W. Cameron, OF clifton, the well known
horse Ianccr and importer OF English STOCK sailed
Yesterday with mis- family Tor bermuda Ior the
benefit oil the health OF MS eldest daughter.
Richmond county has been very lioerally repre-
sented IN the New York Custom House. or all
those belonging there who have recently been
dropped from the rolls not one has yet been re-
insated.
1t Is understood that the Staten Island Railway
Ferry Company propose TO construct Q slip at
staplcton IN competition with their new oppos-
ton neiqhbor. Should they build a dock they
would be deprived Of the use OF one side Of as 1t
would adJoin that OF the OPPOSITION, which would
alsO lose In the same way.
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LONG ISLAND CITY PRIMARIES.

The contest for the MsyoratJ Of Long Island
City three years ago between Ditmars and DeDe.
voise, although a fierce one, resulted IN victory
for Debevolse. TINS year the same PARTIES are In
the neIo. and though Deoevoise's election Is con-
eeded, Ditmars irIenos are not leaving stone
nnturned 10 their leaders, election Yester-
day the "NoDe" wing OF inc democracy held their
primaries, ana 10 vas believed were solid o man
Tor Ditmafs. strange, Bowsver. DcOevOise car
ried tn ee out OF tgc nVe wards. Everything
passed Oh nara oniOusY IN the different wards,
with rue exception OF Tue Fourth. When lt be-
came known that the DeDeyOlse party we're IN the
nscenuancy me doors we're broken open ana one
Df the inspectors, unable 10 escape the angry mob.
sas unCeremonIOusiy cropped out OF the window
AMI the banOt boxes pusned after nim. 10 was
after great dlihC9ty that order was restored.
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scrubb,uR the place. 10 was Understood that .
meeting was to be held In the sewing room TO de-
wise sone means OF ading the hungry, and the Guild
has issued an appeal tmpiorlng tue aid OF
all charitable people, without distinction OF creed
or NATIONALITY, in their good wor1. dollar
workingmen who retain employment lor the relief
OF those who can find nothing 10 90 and who have
soon as the acts are known the prosperous among
our people will qulcHy respond, and that with
comparatively small sum rhe worst cases can oe
relieved aud absolute starvation pe proven tee.
The appeal closes by asking that donations OF lood,
fuel clothing anu money for the sufferers De sent
Immediately TO the Rev. Avah Wiswan, at No. 81
yarck street. and 1t is signed by all the orcers OF
she ORGANIZATION.
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DOOMsDAY IN JERSEY CITY.

In the Court Of Special Sessions at Jersey City
yesterday Thomas Mathews, a wife beater, was
sentenced to three months In the Penitentiary.
Charles Fischer was convicted OF receiving stolen
property and was sent up for ak months Michael
Lanigan was committed to the tender mercies OF
the grand jury Ior assault and battery. Mulvihill
VINO was convicted OF shooting with intent to XIII
Charles +. Run. VIII not be sentenced TIL next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-20
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
4 NEW ENGINE COMPANY oBaANIZED-THE FIRE
urn ukvpyvypp

4 NEW ENorNE COMPANY oBdANIzED-THE FIRE
STEAMER HAvKMEYER.
The Fire Commissioners at their last meeting
passed resolutions organizing No. 80 Engine
COMPANY. 10 be located IN Sxty-seven street,
between Lexington aud Third avenues The
organization will 30 into eject THIS morning. IT.
Consists OF Martin Weisch, O the Tenth battalion
Gate Of Westminster county, who Is the foreman
and nine men.
fhe Board also passed a resolution organizing
tue crew vi tile IRE steamer Hayemcytr, whicn
enall CONSIST OIL one captain, one lieutenant one
engineer, one assistant engineer, one pilot, one
sfoker and Jour nremen, VINO are TO he paid at the
same rates Us persons Of mllar rank IN the land
force. but theY shall be suDsisted az tneir own OK.
pense on DOaTd me HaYemeyer.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS IN JERSEY

Yesterday morning, as the milk train OF the
Midland Railroad was moving out from the depot
in Jersey CITY, brakeman named Lewis Hasled,
who was standing on top OF one OF the cars, was
struck NJ the cross beam OF the Henderson street
bridge and hurled on the track, sustaining fatal
INJURIES
A man named Robert Lee. while walking along
the trestle work of the same ialrOad, iell through
and broxe his leg. He received 0tncr injuries oil
"A sc rlOus character.
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A PEDESTRIAN MATCH.

Mr.. Daniel O'Leary. the Chicago pedestrian, viii
walk twenty mile match THIS evening at the Hip
podrome, against wilson REID, VINO Is iayoraoiy
known 10 THIS ciiy as q "walklstp Of considerable
merit. The contest wiz he or tl6OO, ANA as both
men are well known 20 the sporting community
the result VIII &c anxiousiy looNcd Tor. O'IJeary
gives keid onelourtn OF n nile start, ana claims
that u he has lar pi1Y he viii win,
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ing teller held the check ana told Dullia 10 can In
the afternoon by which time inquiries would have
been made; Bulls did not cah afterward. put
wrote to Mr. clifford, telling him what ne mad
done. The defence set up is insanity. and tine
friends OF the accused demanded the dismissal OF
the charge on that ground. The Justice refused
TO do this until he can consult with the Dlstrict
Attorney. Bulls Is school teacher. and - pos
sessed OF much ability.
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THE JERSEY CITY FORGERY CASE

Charles n. Bulls, VINO was arrested on Thurs
day on the charge forgery, was brought before
Justice Reese at Jersey city yesterday 10 was
shown tina. he went into tue HUDSON County Bank
and presented for payment draft on tue 1bIrd
National Bank OF New York tor 1910 DurpOrting 10
have been drawn by MI. George CHORD 1be pay
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INCONSISTENCIES Thursday, March Is,
at the Fourth Reformed Presby terrain church, by
Rev. James Kennedy, assisted by Rev. J. G. x.
Miliigan, JOHN MCMILLAN to ELIZA j. MCAFEE,
daughter OF William McAfee.
SIMoS-HEss. the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, No. 249 West Forty-eighrh street, ON
on Thursday, March IS, by the Rev. DR.. Gotthe.
KAUFMAN SIMON to MELINDA HESS
TAYLoR--NEIL. On Wednesday, March 10, by
Rev. VIM. r. Abbott, Mr.. VIM. G. TAYLOR, or New
YORK, to Mrs. R. VIRGINIA NEIL, Of Philadelphia,
Pa.