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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-09-07

NEW YORK, September Evening Cotton mark
steady; sales 1854 bales; Middng uplands at 14ssc
cepts 1874 bbIs; the .et is dull ani prices still
rule in buyers favor sales of 1000 bbls, Superfne
Western and State at 4 IS q So extra Western and
State rs q 0O;chOce at 05 a 50; White Wheat
Western extra 80 q SO; extra Ohio at IS "a 20:
extra St Louis at 90 q 80; including $1,000 bbls
Shipping extra at 80 co. the market closing quiet;
at 60 q 70. Cornmea quiet at 8 65 q s.. Wheat
receipts 1888 bush; the market "a &c lower and
heavy with a limited export and home trade de-
mand; sales 100000 b1sh; % q 26 for soft No 2
Chicago 80 for choice choice dol 80 for No North
western; 321 for No2 Minnesota; 40 "a ~ for
No Spring; 80 q A for Winter Red Western Il Al
46 for Amber Western; As for old Amber Mich
gan in store; 45 q 60 for White Western; so for
new WI Michigan: a contract of 5000 bush No Q
chicago seller September was settled at 81 Rive is
dull. Barley unchanged. Barley Malt is steady =
Co'n-receipts $50 1926 bush; he market is about lie
mand; sales SO QUO bush; 73 a 76c for steamer IVES
tern Mixed; rs q nc for sail do; 65 a TIC for heat
ed and ununsound Western Mixed ~ a Sic for hi h
Mixed and Yellow :, eslern, latter extreme. Oats
receipts 81 80 bush the market is "a &c lower sales
60 600 oush; 40 "a 53c for new Mixed and White, in
GLIDING new State at IS 9 53c; SO q 55c for very
choice new White Western; 81 "a IS for old Western
Mixed: 81 a SOC for old White do. Hay firm at SO for
shipping Hops irregular at 10 19e for yearngs Of
refining; Sic for prime; sales 100 hhds Muscovado at
SIC; refined steady at lo5 g lie; graduated at 1lc
steady at u q 81 for good to choice Carolina 6I @ II
for old Louisiana; s q BIC for choice new do. Pc
troleum quiet and rmer owing to an advance at the
creek; crude 5ae; refined at 2c cases at IS a i7Ic
Naptha iosc for city, Tailow firm at o. Nava Stores
dull at BIC Eggs quiet at 20 @ %. Pork is frmer;
sales $40 n6s Of new mess job lots at z 10 q
October at q 10 q Il 20 Beef quiet; Cut Meats are
dull; middss s5eady city Ions clear, at ls Lard is
seller September at 10 l-6; 500 do seller October Al
10 9-l6 800 do seller all the year at 12s a l2c But
ter is firm; 10 g 25c for Western 2- @ 30, for State
Cheese heavy at 4 q lot Whiskey dull at 49,
Freights to Lverpool-market is firm; Cotton per
steam Id; do sail 5-32d Corn per steam at 7ad Wheat
per steam q SID.
CHICAGO, September e.-Flour is nominal. Wheat
is inactive and lower; No Chicago Spring at 10 a
70 No do at 15a on spot :. l4f for seller Septe.-
ber;l 12s seller October; No do o6l q OF ;reeced
% g 9eac Corp irregular and fairly active but lower;
NO MIsed at Soc on spot TO "a 60ae seller Septem-
ber 6Os bid seller for october 53sc bid seller ali he
year round; rejected 81. Oats are in fair demand
at lower rates; No at 34ac spot; 3isc bid seller
foi September; 33lc seller for October; 3ac seller ali
the year; rejected size. Barley quiet and weak at
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-09-07
Boston stock List.

Daily Domestic Receipts.
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MARRIED.

In this city, Sept. /, by Rev. Father Brady at the
Cathedral, Stephen W. Carrie and Sarah A. Ham
mOnd.
In Saccarappa, Aug. 81, by Rev. d. B. Randall,
Oliver McCarty OF Portland and Miss Afie NJ Libby
OF Westbrook.
In Gray. Sept. 5. by Rev. E. P Eastman DR.. j. L.
Eastman and Miss Marion H. Higgins. both OF GRAY.
In Monmouth. Aug. Is, Reuben Il. Baston. former
~ OF Brideton. and Miss Lu e. Observation-Disclosures
Of Hon. o. S. Edwards of Monmouth
IN brunswick, Aug. 6, Frederick Leavitt and Miss
Della Barnes.
In Oberlin, Ohio. Sept 1, by Prof. Hiam Mead,
VIM. b. Oleson OF Brighson. o., formerly of Port
land) and Miss Sophie VI. Hall of Oberlin.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-09-07
THE BANK Of CALIFORNIA.
Ralston Nota DefauIter.

NEW YORK, Sept GA San Francisco des-
patch to the Herald states that the attorney of
The Bank of California says Mr.. Mills denies
that he authorized any statement that ex
President Ralston had overdrawn his account
three millions of dollars The assignment
made By Ralstou of his property to Mr.. Sharon
on the morning of his death will cover all his
Indebtedness IN every direction and leave to his
family about two millions of dollars.
The indebtedness charged against Mr.. Raj
stOn was not personal but that which had
grown out of the aid the bank has gwen in
loans to industries throughout the state. The
collaterals are to-day worth more Than the in
debtedness of the back.
A meeting of he friends of Ralston is call ed
for Wednesday evening, with view of de-
Tending him against the charge made against
him.
A syndicate has been formed for the future
control of the bank The liabilities are found
to be $l1 1000, 900 and the nominal assets 500,
100000. OF these SIS, 000,0 900 are good and
81. 900, 600 doub tful.
Business will be resumed by the bank of
California between the 10Th and Both inst
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Aug % lat 40 20 N. Ion 90 W. ship Baden, ON
Liverpool tor New Orleans.
Sept lat 80. Ion 70, barque Alexander, of Bath,
steering South.
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DIED.

In Standisb, Sept. g. Mrs. Harriet Paine, wife of
the late Eben Paine, aged SO years
In Auburn, Sept 5. OF typhoid fever, David E..
Hall, aged 81 years 10 months.
In FIyeburg, Sept. 4, MIR Abraham Tibbetts, aged
81 years.-a pensioDer of 1872
In Bath Sept g. at the residence OF her son-in-aw,
Mrs. Sarah Turner Donne formerly of Portland,
aged 81 years months.
In bIidgton Sept, |, Mr.. VIM Movers, of Sweden,
aged II years,
In Bridgton Aug 80, George Perley. son of Geo. G..
and Ella Morrison aged year months.
In Sebago, Aug. 20, Mr.. Seth Puggey, aged 80
wears months.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-09-07

DR.. Morris's Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry and Hore-
hound will cure cough in one half the time neces-
sary to cure it with any other medicine. There is
positively no pulmonary disease that it will not cure
or greatly alleviate For all cases of hoarsenes loss
voice, coughs, Group, bronchitis asthma and whoop
ing cough it has no equal We never knew a person
who had used it but that recommended it to Others
We are prepared to guarantee every bottle. Please
call and inquire about it. Trial size 10 cents For
sale by A. S. Kinds, Preble House; T. G. Loring,
Exchange and Federal Street; c. l.. Holt 653 Con-
gress St.; G. B. Woodman, Saccarappa DR. Keen,
Gorham; and E. P. Weston, Fryeburg. J.W
Perkins & Co., General gents oc1Oeodtf
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The PHILOSOPHY of Disease.

The philosophy of disease is subject which is
well worthy the attention of mankind, but is, un-
fortunately more generally neglected than any other
under heaven. Decidedly the most important fact
that examination of it discloses is that in nine
out of ten the origins ting causes of disease is
debility either general local. and that the earli-
est manifestations its approach are identical with
those which evidence a lack of vital power Sucn
being the case it is perfectly clear that tonic treat
ment is what is required in the first instance. As
nvigorant. HostetteI's Stomach Bit has received
the most posi- i've endorsement from eminent physi-
Clans. and has long occupied foremost rank among
standard proprietary remedies. Its properties as an
Alternative OF disordered conditions of the stomach
liver and bowels, and preventive of NAL ri4l DIS
eases, are less renowned and have been accorded
professional recommendation equally emphatic
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-09-07
NEW HAMPSHI RE.
The Direct Gable Working.



RYE BEACH, Sept. 6-The new cable was
completed yesterday morning and congratula-
tory messages were transmitted to and from
London.
New England Fair.
MANCHESTER, Sept. 6.-Manchester is be-
ginning to assume holiday appearance on ac-
count of the New England and New Hamp-
shire Fair which commences tomorrow. Mills
have closed for the week and the streets are
tbronged A large number of strangers are ar
irving on every train. The bureau of accom-.
mOdations can supply nearly 1000 rooms in
private houses. The list of exhibitors repre-
sent every New England state and the Cana
das. The entries of sheep, swine, working
oxen and horses are unusually large 1t is
PROBABLY the finest exhibition of blood cattle
ever shown in New England. The horticultu-
raj department is extensive, but the fruits are
light on account of the season. The pro
gramme for the first day is not specially i'm
portant except the meetin. of the farmers at
City Hall 10 tbs evening, at which the breed
ing of cattle will be the subject of discussion.
The officers of the New England aud New
Hampshire Fair at an executive meeting to-
night voted not to allow gambling or sale of
any ardent spirits on the grounds
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The People Want Proof.

There is no medicine prescribed by Physicians or
sold by Drugg sts that carries such evidence of its
success and superior virtue as BoscHEEs GERMAN
SYRUP for Severe Coughs, Colds settled on the
Breast, Consumption. or any disease of the Throat
and Lungs, roof of that fact is that any person
afflicted, can get Sample Bottle for 10 cents and
try superior effect before bu ing the regular size at
70 cents. 1t has lately been introduced in this
try from Germany, and its wonderful cures are
astonishing everyone that uses it. Three doses will
relieve any case Try it. Sold by W.. F PHILLIPS
& CO.. Wholesale Agents. oct2snTT&SSSweow1y
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Anoaher Letter from VIM. Welsh

from VIM. Welsh is iu type and will appesr TO-
morrow. 1t gives history of the Red Cloud
reservation, the scene of the frauds revealed hv
Prof Marsh. The first agent was not pomi-
mated by the church. but by Gen. Logan for
eminent political services; and then began the
fraudulent practices. Mr. Welsh SAYS be is
satisfied that The church exerted due diligence.
but no agent in exposed situations, unsupport,
ed by missionaries or teachers, can long resist
the wiles of the Indian ring, backed as it is by
the Interior Department.
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F O RE IG N.
A Narrow Escape.
The Steamship MOravian i'm Col
lisiOn With An Iceberg.

QUEBEC, Sept. 6.-The steamship Moravan
arrived this morning. Her passengers report
that at m dnght on The I'd inst. 100 miles east of
Straits of Belle Isle. the Moravan in fog came
in contact wi b a large iceberg, but i'm medIate
ly got clear with loss Ut bowsprit and some
damage to few of the plates of her bow above
the water line. The extent OF the injury could
not be ascertained, and preparations were in
stantly made for every contingency. The crew
quietly took their posts as 10 time of danger,
the boats were cleared for launching, the pas
sengers summoned from from their berths. In
less than an hour the full extent of the damage
was ascertained and steps were taken to repair
it.
Meanwhile perfect discipline and composure
were maintained throughout the ship. The
crew did their duty manfully and the passen
gers, especially the ladies, behaved admirably
The passe ogers presented an address to Capt
Wylie and tue officers, and purse of $3.50 for
distribution among the crew. The straits OF
Belle Isle exhibit proof of the extraordinary
severity of last winter and very large num-
Der of lcebergs are still drifting throughout
their entire length. The passengers on the
Moravian counted over eighty icebergs both
gleat and small.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-09-07
CALIFORNIA ELECTION,
San Frapcisco Democratic

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 6.-The gubernatorial
vote, as far as returned gives Irwin (Dem) 49,
600. Phe DIS rep $4,000, arc BIdwell (Ind) 49,.
900 votes.
The legislative returns are not yet complete,
but the Democrats will have an overwhelming
majority.
Bryant, the regular Democratic candidate, is
elected mayor by small majority.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-09-07
THE INDIANS.
Indian Constitutional Convention.

Indian Constitutional Convention.
OKMULGEE, Creek nation, via MUsKoGEE,
Indian Tel rtory, Sept. 5.-The grand council
of the Indian Territory is in session, and full
delegation rs in attendance from nearly every
tribe in the territory. The only business is a.
new constitution. providing for a Governor of
the Territory, United States courts and dele
gate TO Congress, which will probably pass this
council, but with proviso that it be submitted
to the rational council for approval.
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The Catholics and the Public Schools.

MoRRIsrowN, N. j., Sept. 6.-The Roman
Catholic priests of this Eeighborhood from
their pulpits yesterday called upon each Catho.
lie voter to ,ratch four of the proposed amend
ments 10 the state constitution. These relate
70 70 the public schools, f. rbiddlDg the approprIa-
tion or the public money for sectarian instiu-
" There is considerab excitement, and 1t
favor of the amendments specified
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-09-07
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Hnggold, an extensive Cincinnati coal deal
er, suspended yes erday.
The Hunting on w Va, bank was robbed of
$4,000 Saturday., by three men. who compe lied
the cashier TO is open The safe at The point of a
pistol.
A banquet was given to the American rifle
team in New York last night.
Edward Jnks, during quarrel in New York
Sunday night, shot man named Fisher dead
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-09-07
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO-Cd 4th, ship Columbus, Be
FERNANDINA-Ar 2Stb, schs Annie Tibbetts,
Curtis. Philadelphia; Whitney Long, Hayes. from
iNf BRu%swIcK, GA-Ar s1st, brig Maria Wheeler,
Grover. New York.
PORT ROYAL, Scar Sd, sch Clara & Loud. Welt,
CHARLEsTON-Sld LIST, sch Carrie Webb, Rog-
ers. Jacksonville.
NORFOLK-Ar Sd, sch Marcus Hunter, Henley,
Portland, to load for Barbados
Cid LIST. brig j Horsey, iofill. Barbados
Cid I'd, sch Parepa, Smith, Jamaica.
Z BALTIMORE-Ar I'd, sch Hattie n Bangs Bangs
Ar 4th, sch Gamma. Guptl, Kempt, Ms.
Ar 4th, barque Surprise Hoyt. Boston; sch Alice
Boar man. Boyd, Fernaudna.
Ar 9th. sch Cora. from Bath.
PHILADELPHlA-Ar 4th. brig Abby Thaxter,
Parker. Boston; schs Tim Field, Leland. Windsor
Cid Sd, brig Reporter, Ryder. Bangor; schs VIM
Rice Skull, Hallowel; Louis Walsh Andrews, Sag
Also cid 3d. schs Georgia. Coffin, Boston; j G Bah
cock, Small Bath
Below schs Curtis. from Salem: Harmonic, i'm
Deer Isle; Mary ID Haskell from Boston.
Newcastle-Passed down 4th, sch David Faust, for
Portland.
NEW YOKK-Ar Sd, schs Frank, Randall, st John
NIB; A Hayden. Green, Portland
Ar 4th, barque Glacier. Wylie. Barcelona Sc DAYS;
bIigs Emma L Hall, Perry Gardenas II days; Wau
ban, Spencer, Matanzas Is days; schs T. A Knowles
Chase, Baltimore; Twilight, Young, Calais George
ner; Mary Susan, Snow, Rockland; Monticello Gre
COY. do; Lizzie Brewster, Smith, Macnias; Robin
Huntley. Bangor; Berry, Winslow, do; Winona,
Keut, do
Cid 4th. barque Jasper. Williams, Monrova; brig
Tulu, Miller, relize srhs Eva Adell Libby, for Aux
Cages; Lookout. Huckins, Portland; Equal, Shaw,
Boston.
ar 9Th, barques Pamela. Peck. Rio Janero; Adde
Sleeper. Sleeper. Tuspan; Bearse, Marsson,
Havana; briggs Lizzie II Kimball, Lunt. Jamaica;
Lizzie M Merrill, Minott, Zaza; Matte b Russell,
York, Guantanamo; Anita Owen, Upton. I'm Sagua;
St his Hattie Haskell. Hewett, San Bias: Gerrish,
Armstrong kingston, ia; Brieadier, I'm Pascagoula;
Mary w Hupper. Gilman, Ferpandina.
q VlNEY 9th inst. sch Senator
Grimes. Philbrook, Calais fof Philadelphia.
Ar 4th schs Lettie Wells, Ashford. Philadelphia for
Calais Nancy Day, Ross New Bedford for Bristol;
VIM Rice, Pressey from New York tor Newburyport;
Halle G Bunker. Ford. FIN Port johnson for Salem;
Gov Coney, Ridley. i'm Pittston for Provdence Rio,
Larrabee Shuee Ms, for New York.
Sid. sens Alexander, Elyira: Benedict, Lizzie
McNicbols Ruin Thomas, Robbie & Adra. Kate New
man, Helen holway, aud others.
6OsTUN-Ar 4tn. scns Zlna, b adbury and Sylyi,
Batson, Machias; B0nny Ives Whitaker, Ellsworth
Helen Mar, Brown, Lincolnyille
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PRICE FIFTY CENTS a BOTTLE.

Prepared only by A. q. SCH OTTERBEUK &
Co., Apolhecaries add Chemists, 3n3 Congress street.
one door above BroYn. Portland. Me. ma27sndtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-09-07

PATRIOTIC ORDER OF Sons OF AMERICA
The first camp P. o. S. a. for Massachusetts,
will be instituted at Lynn tomorrow by the
National Executive Committee. This order
has already attained large proportions, there
being two hundred and forty camps in Penn
sylvan ia alone
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-09-07

Clu III, sch pa Lirk omar' Dd,imoie. 4,
danah kes. Rhoades Port Cale,lOnia Ann tliza,
Clark. New BaDdon, NIB; Fisk WiXon, Eliza
bethport; c Rogers Mayo, do; E Doran. jarvis.
Leavitt, Weehawken; 5 Barnes, Sturgis, I'm Glen
Cove, LII.
Ar 9th, schs M j Laughton, Laughton Philadel-
phia; F Crowley. Cro wiley, WeehawKen; Sea Lark,
Pike, New York; Beta. Guptill Machias.
Below, schs H OdioIne, W Jordan, G W An
dIews, Albert W Smith,
son.
Ar 9Th, sch Halle Bunker Ford. Port johnson;
Macom err, Sargent. Hoboken.
SID 9Th Dig KaIuna Robe ts Port Royal
BEVERLY-Ar I'd, sch Helen Mcleod Coggswell,
Calais
GLOUCESTER-Ar ith brig l. Staples, Eerriman,
Cadiz.
NEWBURYP0RT-Ar 9Th. schs Wm Rice. Pres
sey. New York: Adore Todd. Corson, Port johnson.
Sid 4th. sch Para, Chase. PHILADELPHIA.
MIL BRIDGE-Sld 9th. sch Ida, Wilson, for
Portland
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NEW YORK. September 6.-Cattle market-Beeyes
declined 1c; range at q 13c; average at lie; good
prime at III l2c; receipts for the week 0170 head.
mostly sold.
q &c for Sheep; a SIC for Lambs receipts of the
week 20, 100 head.
Hogs at 100 @ 1OSc for dressed no live on sale re-
ceipts for the week IA, 100 head.
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Ckicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, SEPTEMBER 6-Cattle-receipts $500 head !;
Cattle firm and held higher and market moderately
active; sale through Texans at IS a. 80: native
stocker5 30 q 8 20; shipping 90 q SIS; shipments
Hogs-recepts 5000 lead; market is quiet and
q 10c lower except for extra sales of light at no "a
80; heavy 30 @ 10; extra Phi ladephia sold 90;
Scallaways at o. q 20; shipments $780,
525.
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BOARD OF TRADE CLAu.BAKE.

Gentlemen wishing to attend the Clam-Bake
rendered to the Nashua and Worcester City Govern
ments and Boards of Trade OBTAIN tickets of Mr.
Ring at Merchants Exchange Reading Room, and
of the Board OF Trade Committee.
sep7sndtf Per order of Committee
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Alabama Constitutional Convention.

MONTGOMERY, Sept. 6.-The Alabama con
stitutional convention met to-day. Gen L. F.
Walker was chosen President by reclamation,
the Republicans and Democrats all voting for
him. His father was president of the conven-
ton which adopted the constitution in 1919 un-
der which Alabama was admitted into the
Union.
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THE TURF.
Lexington Races-The Fastest Running
Time on Record

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 6.-The fall meeting
of the Kentucky Association Course commence
ed to day with fine weather and good attend
auee. The first race, mile heats, for three year
olds. was won by chestnut filley by Gilroy; bay
hlley E qurer was second, and Lexington
third. Time, 1.43a l 80
The s-coud race, one mile and furlong, was
won by Bob Wooiey; King Alfonso vas second
aud Katie Pearce third Tine, 81 This is
the fastest time ever run in Anne RIGA by two
seconds. Tue frs. furloug vas run in thirteen
seconds, and the mile, from string to string. in
1.41, the whole distance at the rate of 43a to
the mile.
The third race, dash of three-quarters of a
mile, for three year FLIES, was won by Janet.
Lexington flley was second and Wardance
flley third. Time, LIT.
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North Carolina Constitutional Conven.
liOa

RALEIGH, Sept. 6.-The constitutional state
convention met today, 119 members being pres
ent. o e vacancy was created by the death of
ex Gov Graham. Two ballots for president
resulted in Ransom, Independent Democrat
receiving SO votes, and Docsery, (Repubcan),
So, the two candidates voting scattering, leav
ing the result undecided. The convention ad-
journed until tomorrow Intense interest is
felt in the result.
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FINANCIAL AND ComuERCHAL

Portland Wholesale Markets.
MONDAY, September 6.-The fall trade has not yet
began; sales very light. Flour shows decidedly
better feeling and the next change will be upward in
all probability. Sugars are unchanged. Pork and
lard are firm with no change in prices.
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Rock arly yesterday morning was di'cbed by
a misplaced rail. No one was hurt except the
engineer and he not seriously. Near where
the rail was displaced note was found, saying,
"This will occur frequently unless your hands
are paid" 1t is supposed the deed was done
by men recently discharged.
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The We.terveIt Trial,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 6-Tn the Westervelt
trial today letters received by Mr.. Ross offe F.
ing to return Charley for reward were ident-
fed as being in the handwriting of Wm. Mo-
sher, who was shot at Day Ri1ge.