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Dcrss Goops.-Fiyc thousand dollars
worth o, Dress Goods forced upon the
market and have got to be sold at some
nriro Examine and price them Tor
Li'a,~.,rvc. j. ". FERREL,
Corner Main and 10th Streets.
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THERE is nothing in the world that
will make woman fight as quick as
another woman attacking her religion.
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The latest style lady's fan is three
quarters Of yard long, and carried over
the shoulder, gun style.
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An Kinds of Fruit Jars and Jelly
Glasses to be- found at
j. FRIEpLE X Co,
1880 Main street.
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BIGGER than tunncling the creek
through the hill, to secure the great
bargains in dry goods and carpets III the
closing sale OF j. W. I ERhE'1
Cnrner Min and 10th streets.
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HART " RYMAN's Minstrels will APP
pear a; the Opera House, Tuesday night,
July %
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GET 10 be closed out at some price, al.
kind. Of Dress Goods and Carpets, by
l. W. FERREL.
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TurEEis going to be 8 dearth of ac-
cidcuts by falls from fruit trees this sea-
81,
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SPECIAL NorIcE To THE LADIE,S.-L
Y Blond i. now selling +. {. Burt
celebrated make Of ladies Button Shoes
at s. 50. which have been selling hereto
lore at from So to s..
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The Ticrd Body Sues forSIccp.
BOsroN, March %, M.


II. r. STEVENS, ESD: Dear Sir-It is as
much from Il sense OF duty rs of gratitude
that.l write 10 FAY that your Nrgettnc-
even If IL Is a patent mcdiCiUc-hgS been
OF great help to me when nothing else
seemed to avail which ! could safely use.
Either excessive mental work or unusual
care brings upon mra nervous exhaustion
that desperately needs sleep, but rs dr>-
pcratcly dcficS il. Night after night the
poor tired body SUES tor sleep until the
day-dawn Is welcomed back, and we begin
our work tired on, with an almost fruit
less chase after rest. Now ! have found
that little Ncgctinr taken just before !
retire gives me sweet and immcduIcSlccp
and without any of the evil effects OF the
usual narcotics. ! think two things would
tend to make brain-workcrS sleep. LIST. \
little less work. 2d. y little more Ncgc.
tine. This prescription helped nae.
Now have "A particular horror of pat
cnt medicine" but have q greater horror
OF being afraid 10 tell the straight out
truth. The Ncgetine has helped me, and
! own IL up. Yours, &c.
J. :. DlCKERSON.
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SoME of the cutters need II sprinlling
Of lime to put them in q sanitary condi-
tinrl
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

The saloons were all closed yesterday
and there was many parched tongue in
consequence thereof.
EVERYTHING was quiet at police head
quarters yesterday.
ZwElG was the only Democrat in the
Second ward who wanted to be Council
man; he went in on an Independent
ticket and got twenty-five votes.
The beautiful moonlight has taken the
place of gas light in Bollnire,
THE happest man in Bellare at the
present time is our friend VI. n. Mercer.
It's boy, and mighty nice one nj that.
LITTLE Johnnie Thompson, bright
! little boy, son of Mr.. Thomas Thompson
of this city, was very severely cut and
| bruised about the head and face on Sun
day evening last by being kicked by Il
calf, but we are glad TO say that the little
fellow Is getting along quite well.
The election yesterday resulted in the
election of Mr.. Robert Nelson in the
Second ward, and Mr.. j. w. Carroll in
the Third ward both Radicals; and now
Criswel and Dunlap should resign and
let them have two more RAIDS, 50 that We
may experience some of the economy we
have heard so much about.
The Clipper base ball club of this
CITY seems to get away with all the clubs
they play with. They beat picked
nine Yesterday. including two OF the best
PLAYERS of the Nail City Club of Wheel
ing.
THE musical instrument that we pur-
chased and brought home with IL on
saturday last, and the one eX-Rcv. Nay
lor speaks of in yesterdays S'a"dar'' Is
especially adapted to church music, ana
it is our intention, and was when We
made the purchase. to accompany brother
rx. Rev. Naylor on the circuit the next
time he attempt, to preach. With tins
instrument in connection with the rare
requirements of brother Naylor with re-.
lation to poetry and song, we cannot iali
OF success.
The election passed oil quietly here
Yesterday. in the Third ward there being
lint one man running but In the Second
ward there were three candidates, and
the friends Of each worked with IL Will.
MARTINS FERRY.
Mr.. WHITLEY, of Springfield. Ohio,
manufacturing agcn! OF the Centennial
for Ohio. was in town on Saturday, and
addressed meeting Of citizens at Com
mrrrial Hall. He Is anxious that our
town and vicinity be represented IN the
Centennial by her manufactures and
mineral resources. c. a. burrows was
appointed an agent for this purpose to
represent this part of Belmont comfy.
Prof. orion, State Geologl,' was to have
been present but was detained on some
business al the Rush Run coal shaft.
An attempt was made to break into the
wareroom attached to VIM. Wallace. :
storeroom, on last Fridny night, out failed.
1t il supposed the would-be Tobber, Wore
after whisky.
OFFICER JONI BECK resigned his po-
sltlou on the police force, Charges had
been preferred against him for getting
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ANYTHING in the music line can be
had at ". ; Hutchin's Music store, 40.
90 Twelfth street
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lis Baltic street, BEuoKLYN, y. y, Novcm.
Der II, 1874.
II. IL. STEVENS, ESQ: Dear Sir---FrOm
personal benefit received by its use, aS well
rs from personal knowledge OF those
whose cures thereby hay" seemed almost
miraculous, can most heartily and SIM
ccrcIy recommend the Ncgetiuc tor the
complaints Tor which it Is claimed 10 cure.
JAMES VI. LUDLOW,
Late Pastor Of Cavalry Baptist Church,
Sacramento, California.
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Old RELIATLE-Thc Standard last
evening says tho Battle of the B"ync
was fought in 1869.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. r,

CONDENSED TIME CARD.
81 IS II ,..-.::: 4. s. {; 49, Z ..--;:,s
hN AND AFTER MAY y, 1873, TRAINS
" Will run Daily, Except Sunday,la S FOL
lows, viz:
ACcuM'O MAIL. EMPRESS.
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SILVER THREADS About twice u
year new popular song Is incubated BY
our experimental musical composers,
Last winter it was the "Mulligan
Guards this summer it Is "SllVer
Threads Among the Gold, and It's par
odies. Some of these airs when hrat
heard are pretty enough, and would i've
to good old age if sung seml-occas'oh-
ally. Notably, the precious he'Hliic
melody lust referred 20. The air Is
sweet, tender, and sympathetic, and
when sung bya good vocalist beforetho'e
who have never heard il before falls
pleasantly upon the ear. But with all
this in It's favor, we rise to point
OF order. 1t has, since first the
the zephyrs caught it up and blew
it about the country, been sung to death
Let it be buried. This thing of con-
stantly dragging its poor skeleton out IN
public, and making 1t dance to the CHATTER
OF tuneless piano, is not charitable, to
saw the least. We should think that the
darling" mentioned in the initial verse
would be very 'tired now" Even as we
write we hear it pulsating feebly upon
the air. The voice that is giving it is
remarkably sweet and clear, and it is re-
freshing to know that all good singers
nave not entirely abandoned the poor
musical waif. but as there are so many
who do abuse the darling" we sincerely
trust that it will be given II rest in the
echoess sepulchre of the past.
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GREEN apples are 50 scarce that doctors
begin to complain Of the usual dullneS'
of the season.
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CoLorEp Shoes OF all styles, at
l.. V. BLoND.s,
1875 Main It.
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THE First Branch Of Council should
clinch the Capitol building project to-
night, without further delay.
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MoEx Car Calls Just received al ".
s. Hutchin's Music Store.
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Three Points for Consideration.

During the past five years the VEGE-
TINE has been steadily working itself into
public favor, and those who were Al first
most incredulOus in regard TO its merits
are now its most ardent friends anu sup
pOrtvrS.
There are three essential cauSee for those
having such horror OF patent medicines,
changing their opinion and lending their
influence toward the advancement OF
Negellne. lSt-lt IS an honestly prepared
medicine from barkS, roots and herbs. "a
1t honestly accomplisheS all that is
claimed for il, without leaving amy bad
effects In the system. 3d-It presents hon
est vouchers in testimonials from honest,
well-knOwn citizens, whose signatures are
Il sufficient guarantee OF their carneStncSs
in the matter. Taking into consideration
the vast quantity OF medicine brought
conSpicuouSly before the public through
the flaming advertisements In the news.
paper columns, with no proof Of merit or
genuine vouchers OF what II has done, We
should be parioned tor mauiirSting a
small degree Of pride in presenting the
following testimonial from Rev. j. =. Dick
erSon, ID. D., the popular and ever genial
pastor Of the South Baptist Church, Boston
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Accommodation tram leaves E,llalrc at
l:ln T.. VI, and arrives At StcubcnNillc at
49, =. ".
Tickets 10 all principle points i'm the
East and West can be- procured at TN"
Union Ticket Oflicc in Mcclure House, and
ut the station at Bridgeport.
f. X. MYERS,
mN2i General Passenger IL Ticket Agent.
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Another heavy reduction in Dress
goods and Carpets and Grenadines as
low as , cents per yard. Forced to sell
them ri some price. j. W FEKREL.
Corner Main and 10Th street.
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JACOB BENTZ,
Manufacturer OF
Stogies, Tips and Fine Cigars.
Also manufacturer Of the celebrated
SAN DOMINGO SEED TIPS.
oc3Oc
affecting 4rglster,
TUESDAY, JULY -. 1875.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Steamer Market Boy.
HOURS OF DEPARTURE

HOURS OF DEPARTURE.
+ .o,...u p.lIsira at land 30 A. NJ.
and 5 80 =. NJ.
:. u-,,..liuy st $3.50 and ii Am.
:. :, 2:SOand 7. VI.
Bills of lading signed, and small PACK
ages attended TO II lett ut .....,.
{. II. BOOTH cos Boat 9iorc'
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AND now the furniture dealers intend
closing up at 7 o'clock each evening
This is their card:
We, the undersigned carpet and furni-
ture dealers do hereby agree TO close our
places of business at ! O'clock p. NJ,
saturday evenings excepted from July
18th, until August 3lst, 1873: e. Men
del, Booth u Co., Arbcnz " Co, WIN.
Graham, John Grosscurth, VIM. link N
Son, a. K. Morehead x Co, Friend "
Son, Kuenig, Berger II Co, Sckmeichcl
Il Bchrcns.
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EVERYBODY and his nei@hb"r seem TO
h, going ON fishing excursion.
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Not for sale. but on exhibition gen.
uipe IStainer Violin, at Hutchins Music
store. 40. 90, Twelfth street.
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RoqErs x Co. are making five Photo
graphs and only $500 per dozen.
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The Jury has agreed that j. W. Fer
rel is selling ont dry goods and carpets
away below cost. Go and see for your
self
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.iJ. V. l.. RODGERS,
Secretary
OFFICE FIRE x MARINE INSURANCE Go. /

OFFIcE FIRE Il MARINE INSURANCE Co.
Wheeling, ". Va, March 81, 1870.
p,vrr,d, That the proposition OF the
Peabody Insurance Company of Wheel
ing, for the reinsurance of the fire bust
ness of this company, be, and the same is
hereby accepted, and the President OF this
company, together with MeSSrS. Reid, Cos
horn and O'Bricn, are hereby appointed a
committee 10 CunSummatc the transfer OF
ot r,iuSurancr Provided, that upon eX-
animation 10y the committee of the assets
nf the Peabody Insurance Company, IL -
found To be perfectly responsible.
SIGNED. c. II. COLLIER, Sec'y,
WILSON, President.
ITpoO examination of the assets and
T6ilti,S of the Peabody insurance Com
plny W. arc-nlly satisfied aS To its re-
JOHN REID,
A. WILSON.
81 WM =. GOSHORN,
THOS. 0'BRIEN,
Committee.
-WHEELING, March SISt, 1879.
The Peabody Insurance Company re-
-pecttully SOliCitS continuation of the
patronage OF the late Fire and Marine In
Surancc Company, guaranteeing satisltc-
ton by fair dealing, ample protection and
prompt settlements.
wM BAILEN, President.
LEWIS BAILEY, Cashier.
.J.L.N. RODGERS, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
VIM. Bailey, ). Z. Htldreth.
AlouZO loring, Henry H. Miller
a NJ. Adams, Henry SchmulbaCh,
James T. Barnes, DR.. W. J. Bates,
Thomas Hughes. pa
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PLUM q E r S.


Wheeling, v. Va, April ,, 80.
TINlIF Cu AFTER OF THE FIRE AND
Marine Insurance Company of Whe3l-
ing, expired April /, 1873, and its unrNpir-
eel fire business has been rrtnSurcd 10y the
Peabody Insurance Company at Wheel
tuy. W. Va, AZ shown by the Resolution
aud crr,j ;lcatc annexed hereto. All claims
TOR loss or damage that may occur after J.
o'clock ", April /, 1915, under any fire
policy ISSUED 10y the Fire and Marine M
Suraurc Company, and in force, will hc
adjusted and settled by the Peabody In
Nurlucr Company. -
III. V. l.. RODGERS,
Secretary.
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Another FISHING PARTY.-The Pan
Handle fishing club will leave this morn
ing over the b. q o. K. r, for the wilds
OF the forks of Fishing Creek, which has
become famed for pscatorial qualities.
The following gentlemen compose the
Pan Handle club:
Mai. NJ. b. c. Wright, Captain c. II.
Senseney, John ID. Culbertson, Frank
johnson. Henry o. OFT, George Swift,
Frank Hogc, \. W. PAUL., Henry b.
Miller, W. j. Matthews, Judge j. p.
Rodgers, and Platotl' Zane.
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Vegetine is Sold bv all Druggists
HOoo AGENTS Wanted for Genuine Edition
IFE AND IABORS or
LIVIMCS ON &.

-Hv REV. j. z. CHAMBISS, VINO nom MS
;1crrsonaI writings Including the LAST
JorRNALs,v unlolds, viyid!y ms Grand
Jrrs and Wealth OF that marvellous coun-
trv. Fruits, Minerals, Reptiles, Beasts,
SSyages, &c SJj pages, 100 rare lllustra-
fiOnS. only $500. Rich I'm Interest, Low
i'm Price. OutsellS everything. 3Du first
three weeks. Address HUBBARD BROS,
Publishers, Philadelphia, Pa, or Cincin-
matt, Ohio.
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Tnx Hinge Factory will shut down
thi, evening for the sumrhcr vacation.
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SALEM ACADEMY
AND
TEACHERS INSTITUTE

REV. G. \. BURDICK, 4. ", Principal.
Mis-. VI. \. BURDICK, Pr'c'ptr"ss.
Miss \. NJ. MHIIFORD, iSldgnt,
And Teacher OF instrumental Music.
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PAINTS, GLASS, OILS, &C.-We call
attention to the advertisement of IanoS
Wilson X Co, No. IDS, Market street:
which appears in to-day's paper. This
firm has recently gone into business and
their stock Of paints, oils, glass, varnrsh.
eS, white and red lead, varnishrs, dry and
mixed paints &c, is both large and new
The members OF the firm are well known,
and all orders entrusted to them will bc
filed promptly and faithfully.
We hope tonight, the members of coun-
ell from the Third ward, will take some
action in Council about the crossings ut
Market and 18th streets They are To-
Gated in the heart Of the city, and more
used than any crossing in the city, yet
they have remained in terrible condition
for months. The councilman that will
have them put in proper condition, will
receive the lasting gratitude of his con-
>titucnts.
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KEFr yourself clean, if You want to
be healthy in hot weather.
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NOTICE.

bITItt 'f
WHEELS. A>p EEMoNI HEirr't,
WufEIING, ". Va" Jul! d. ID
Tn. Board Of Managers Of The " l...'..
o,'i E,.IruDut Erldg" company h"''
Si'r..I IA dividend of four o. per
th,. capital stock OF the '"mp'ht ....
tho earnings for tn- pa'l IN
Ill. ON or .,it-r the luth day 81 July
Th,. stockholders or their legal rep ,'.'
i've, holding stock y, The c.g',,, ul
Jay of said month. JOS. IA" on
IVA
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The Supreme Court will meet this
afternoon at o'clock.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

10y -ll-a4r-=.-s=-
= - til.....,.is- .a;...:.;:sss.
az AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE
" 9TH, 1870 Passenger Trains Will tuh rs
follows, Wheeling Time:
EISYBOEND TRAINS.
EntHNo7i Nos No 70
The New York herald., 1875-12-19
BISHOP HAYEN's cRuc1RLE.

There good deal OF politics and button .holinr in
the machinery Of the Methodist Church. and there is
good deal Of stump oratory, appeal to the people and
caucus organization in its religious methods II would
be easy enough to construct theory to explain tho
prostitution of the Church to the uses OF designing
politicians, but the denomination is now chiefly con-
cerned abatng the nuisance rather than explaining
it-Sprtngfeid Republicans fndl
Never since the tme probably, of jefferson has
such prominence been given to Presidents denomi-
national relations has been given to those of Gen.
erai Grant, the "good Methodist" and mover in the
history of the Republic has the appeal been made
openly to sectarian support t-SprinafeId Repubiicdn
Bishop Haven is simply red mouth, miscegenating,
ranting, bowling hypocrite, and believes
God and hell than he does in the doom that is pa
ticnty awaiting him. Rome tGa.l Courier denL)
Bishop Haven claims the right to pray for wnat no
feels It his duty to pray This must be conceded him.
by those who doubt II we on the of any
emergency that nccessltates praying for 'third
term '-Hadson IN ~ Star (dem.)
Bishop Simpson, hoary headed apostolic guide post
to perdtion according North Methodsm does not go
quito so far publicly his infamy -waowing brother,
Gilbert Haven and says he has expressed third term
opinions. For in his life he has lost a cheap
chance for abomnationa notoriey Raleigh Sentinel
radical deml)
If Bishop Haven went to Boston and made his speech
for the purpose Of making the whole third scheme
odous, he could scarcely have adopted
that end than he did-Aibdny Knackerbocker (vep)
We do not believe that even the ardent Haven noted
he always has been for his lack OF worldly wisdom,
is unwiso believe that General Grant could be
candidate tho "Bblo in the schools" platform.
Hightstoton ~. ~ Gazette tdenL)
Ifbishops and churches and Christians shall ever be
forced to have candidate OF their own we hope that
they will be able TO end who II not open pro-
essor of the Christian religion at least shows proper
regard for its preceps by practice Of the moral
tues 1t inculcates -Rghtstotcn IN ~ Gazette tdenl)
The hasty speech Of Rev Gilbert Haven will prob
ably engcnder harsn thoughts and give rise to
more hard words than can be estimated and the enc
mics OF education and religious tolerance Will mako
good use Of the weapon thoughessy placed in their
hands. -Hightstolcn IN ~ Gazette Cdem.)
'Save from my friends" Is not an original express
sion, as We all must be pretty well aware Yet Mr..
Grant may nd convenient the expression with
some emphasis II he counts Bishop Haven amosg hts
iricnds.-Schoadrie IN. ~ Republican rep)
Az means 10 an end the Bishops effort was worse
than failure according 70 present Appearances IL
remains TO be seen whether his prayers and those OF
his brethren will prove eectual TO check tho current
Of public sentiment respecting tho presented the
now Of which to have been so accelerated
by the proceedings At the Boston preachers meeting
Troy TINES (rep)
The New York herald., 1875-12-19
WHAT A HUNTER SHOT.

On Thursday an old named Jacob Jage sixty
years OF age living in the neghborhood Of Union Hill,
Bergen county, n j., went out cunning with his son
and four hounds They arrived near Lodi in Lodi
township during tho afternoon, and were hunting
through tho fields belonging to Mr. Cook whose wife,
Mrs. Theresa Cook, came out and objected TO their
hunting those grounds saying that u was something
hat her husband, were he present. would not allow.
Mrs Cook was accompanied by largo bulldog. which
animal sot upon Jagers hound and broke hts leg With
his teeth Mrs Cook also went INTO the light and bo-
gan 70 beabor Mr.. Jagel with large club which she
picked up During this ueLSe the gun In the mans
hands In some way went on, and Mrs Cook fc 70 the
ground, with frightfui wound In her forehead Mr.
Jage and hts son both that the former lining
the gun 70 his shoulder 10 leave the place. whom the
weapon was struck by the stick in Mrs. Cooks hands
and thus discharged The weapon brecch- loader
built upon the principle OF q needle gun. Mrs Cook,
however that Jago deliberately raised the gun
and shot her Later in the day Jage arrested and
committed 10 tho Haokensack Jail await the result
OF Mrs. Cooks injuries Although the wound on her
forehead Is apparently one yet the physicians
have little doubt that she will recover, the skull
does not appear TO have been penetrated by the shot
Jagol Is German, and old resident Of Bergen
county. He spends most or his time cunning The
idea that he intended TO kill Mrs Cook s not generally
accepted
The New York herald., 1875-12-19
HAND BALL.

The match for 500, between the two amateurs,
Mr. George Henley and Mr. Patrick Murphy OF this
CITY, was played yesterday afternoon AZ the Court the
junction OF Madison and Grand streets. Mr.. Murphy
proved himself very good player and his opponent
PLAYED some dinlcut left hand strokes very WELL but
the former gained easy victory. The following Is
the SCORE
Fint Gdln&-Murphy--1, r. 1. E-2l. Hcnlcy-6,
g. 2-l2
Second Came Murphy, o 10, I'll Hcniey-l,
THIRD Game.--M Murphy, ., 1911 Henley-2,
o.
FoHra GaDs1-Murphy-o. 2, o, s, !, 4, .s-2l
Henlcy-O, l, O. o, Id.
There was then a nne exhibition game OF American
rackes IN which the three celebrated payers-Moorc
Manning and b. McQuade-took part, the two former
from Philadelphia aud the latter OF New York. On
Tuesday a match, on which there Is q considerable
amount OF betting will take place at No. &04 Madison
street between John Lenihan and Michael Sullivan,
against W. Mallory and d. Madden; and on Christmas
Day grand tournament viii DO held when the leading
American representatives OF handball and rackots will
compete. Some Of the finest play ever witnessed In
this CITY NAV pe expecto&