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Mrs. AIOultOn on the stand.

The testimony Of Mrs. houlton, the
wife Of @the great American Witness" IS
her husband is now called, was the
feature OF yesterdays proceedings in the
Tilton. Beechsr trial. Her story leaves
tho mystery as asmysterious as ever. Moth
ing direct, explicit and upmistakable
comes out. She tells about Beecher
coming; " her houseip y bldtSn;heaFted
condition, but It seems tharhs madeno
direct confession Us to what allied him.
II would not seem that she suspected
him Of any very yheipous offence ipasmpeh
az she once put her arms around his neck
and spoke Of him as good man who
ought to be saved, Her testimony may
bo much AioSS reliable than that 0fMrs,
Cary, the woman who preceded her on the
stand on Wednesday, but it Is not 70 the
point like hers. The latter is new
woman in the case, She is the nurse who
swore that she saw Mrs. TlltOn on one
occasion sitting on Beecher's knee. -
This Is fair offsst to the testimony Of
the giA BGssiH Tpper, y&B9 ISY Nh
Anthony sitting on TiIton's knee once
upon = time It Is due to MEs Al9plton
to state that her husband was present
when she put her arms around BeeChers
neck, BGecher remarked yesterday at
tho cdbslp&oi Other FtpFys thai tyhstsho
said had some Foundation in fact, but gen
orally speaking it was lie. It seems
strange, eopsideripg the fact that Frank
NlopltonE knew 20 much that die paFtneI
oihis bosom should know SO little. How.
ever, she confirms the story that Bcechcr
had serious thoughts Of committing sui
eide, But the important point as to why
he meditated poison Is left unexplained,
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Thrown from the Track.

PITTSBURGH, February 10I-About 2
o'clock this morning Southern express
No. 8, Eastward bound, on the Pittburgh,
iCinebmhti A sF l,9a 1ailfq While
an hour, ran over broken rail one mile
west Of Mingo JunctionC0 onPbaggage,
two passenger md two slebping Cars, and
one special car we're thrown over an en-.
bankment and burned. The FRI, origin,
ated In the special car. The engine and
express car passed over sately,mNo lives
were lost. The followinElare 4eported
injured: Harvey Mann, ot Bsllst stdnte, "a,
seal p wound and injured about th6 breast;
John Roberts, CihcinRhIiS bruised; John
Shane and vile, slightly cut and bihised;
J. N Mccullough, First Vice President of
tho Pennsylvania Company, three ribs
brokon and cut about the headi VIM.
Stewart, General Freight Agent, slightly
bruised; s. L. Gardner, ilagman Of trains,
slightly injured.
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EAST LtBbRfY, February is.-CAT1lg-
Receipts to-day 7b7 head, making lot four
dSyS pSSt iS,0St head. The supply d light
a. "a fiSo ne demand, Tie buyers hating
ali zone home. Very few changed haAdS
to-day, only iis head, not enough 10 form
HodsGReceipta to-day 1885 head, and
iof iout days past 1850 head YOfEefi
90 60d6 Do; philadelphia u GOas 90.
sHEEp-ReceiptS to-day 1000 head, and
iof four days past IS, 400 head. Best 70 0Oa
0 66 medium, IS 26a8 90.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, February l9.- Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat, demand active and
prices advanced; Non2, S5IIc spot; 85IC
seller March; SIC seller April; No. 3, 8iIc;
seller March s5Ac. Corn, demand active
md prices advanced; No. 2 mixed 0S4a
G31Sc bid seller April; 7lNc bid seller May
rejected 69IIa63c. Oats, demand fair and
prices advanced; No. 2, bSAc spot; 6SIia
tSsGC seller March; 6SjGc seller April. Rye
demand fair and prices advanced; No. I,
90a09Hc. Barley steady with moderate
demand; No. 2, 81 II spot; 81 0S seller
April. Dressed Hogs market steady heavy
sa9hc. Pork, dull and unsettled at $lS a
ais AK seller April. Lard dull and prices
nominal, $1S40af3 "a Y seller March; $tS 81
seller May. Bulk Meats, demand fair aud
market frm at G3Ga6Xc; short rib middlea
9IEa9,<c; short clear middles exc. Whis.
ky, demand fair and makSt firm at 81 o.;
held at 81 0GaI OF. ~ y
On coll board In The afternoon wheat
lower at S5I<aS5sSc March; sG9laSOj<c
April. Corn frmer. Oats higher at 4c
cash, 63Ac. March. Pork q shade higher
at $lS 221 March; siS Sb2H April Lard un.
changed,
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THE largest liberty has been allowed
Theodore Tllton to explain what he meant
by certain ambiguous expressions, and as
turn about is fair play an opportunity
should be given Elizabeth Tilton, to ex-
plain what her teelings really were, when,
In answer 10 a question from Beecher as
to how she felt, she replied, ''Dear Father,
feel so.so,U
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BALTIMORE, February i9.--Flour fairly
active and unchanged. Wheat quiet but
firm; No. / western 81 II; No. 2, 81 ID; No.
8, 81 70; red Pennsylvania 81 10aI 20. Corn
strong al 77A77fc. Oats steady and IN.
changed. Rye quiet and unchanged. Hay
1rper at StSa22. Provisions steady. Pork
at Si9 50a2O co. Bulk Meats firm; shout.
defs 7Ia7Ifc; clear rib 10tSa101fc. Bacon
steady; shoulders 9Hc; clear rib sISas,tc:
hams i4al5c. Lard, 1870. Butter steady
and unchanged. Coffee dull and nOninally
unchanged. Whisky unsettled and nomi.
hally af 81 04al Of. Petroleum excited
with an upward tendency at71Sa7kc.
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PHILADELPHIA, February 10. Woo
steady; COmbing scarce and prices high
en- Ohio, PenngylvaniR aud West Wiz
ginia Xxx and above 55a56c; X 64a66ci
medium 56a57G; coarse 50a52 No; New York,
Michigan, Indiana and western fne 49a52ci
medium 55a66c; coarse 60a5lc; cOmbilG
washed 87a87 40; DO unwaShel 4Sa50o; fine
unWaAhed S5aS7c; coarse medium do 40a
Il lkc; tub washed 67a6Oc; extra aud meri.
no pulled 5Oci No. l and SupCrfRe pulled
AIAAan. n ~ II
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Tnny are having a sort Of Ku.KIuxlsm

THEY are having a sort OF Ku!Kluxism
in some parts Of Illinois. Governor Bev-
cridge, in special message, has asked the
Legislature for IN appropriation Of $lO.7
900 to dcfray the expenses Of suppreSSing
lawlessne@ in Williamson county. He
says:
From recent and reliable information
received by this department, II Is evident
that spirit Of lawlesSneSs prevails in
Williamson county, In this State, Muir
ders have been committed, and the muir
derers go unpunished. Men, armed and
disguised, ride through the county al
night, disturbing the peace, terrifying the
citizens, and committing acts Of violence
diSgraceiul 10 the age and to our civiliza.
tlon. Persons and property are insecure,
The people seem TO De overawed, and
terrorism and intimidation preyade alike
the civil authorities and private citizens.
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I,old Attennt nt 1tobbery.

COLUMBUS, February 19-Three stran.
sers called at the wholesale hardware es.
tablishment OF Cochran 4 Lewis to-day,
and while two Of them occupied the al:
IGNITION Of The clerks, a third man robbed
The safe Of money and valuables 10 the
amount Of over q Thousand dollars, but
was caught In the act by one Of the part.
ners, who was IN The rear Of the store.
The property was found upon The thief,
who gave his name a. Frederick Fisher.
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A WESTERN incident is thus delicately
touched by the Milwaukee Ners. "Ned
vose used to travel around Colorado
with a performing bear, but a great
change came ono day last week, and now
the bear travels around alone, thinking
over old times, and occasionally leaning
up against a tree as a pAng shoots through
his bowels. Ned Ia inside that bear"
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phtiaaainhta.

PHILADELPHIA, February To- Flour
1uilt; ISGptEhhe 81 S6aS S5i for Iowa Wis.
eonSih and Minnesota family extra a S7LI
A5 IS; Stste Of Indiana and Ohio &4A6; high
grades % asa 25. Wheat held 6fmlyN red
81 I7ai 10; amber 81 goal 20. Rye, 95c. Corn
In good demand; yellow 771fa7sc; Oats
steady white siSa69c; mixed 66c Pork uh.
changed. Butter steady; New. York and
bradford county extra Sta37cj do iltsts 33a
S6c. Cheese unchanged. Eggs active at
Ssa3eC. Clover Seed IN fair demand al 1kc
alike. Petroleum, refined, 14Xct crude
lnLIAlnAnI
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UtSUisNATI, February i9.-CottOu firm
At i6c. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
dull at 81 07al 10. Corn dull q 67c. Oats
steady Of 59a6Sc. Rye ffm At Si IL. Bar.
ley quiet aud unchanged. Eggs. Butter,
Cheese and Oils unchanged. Pork firm at
$i9 %. Lard steady and easier heatn
$iS 6OalS Gel[j kettle $l4 25ai4 90. Ilulk
Meats Sleady and ID moderate demand At
6Na7a9siA9>tatOjSal0kc. Bacon inm and
unchanged. Whisky demand iaif and mar.
ket hfni at 81 05.
Hods-odiet and hfm; common "a Goa
I CO. iaif % medium 81 80; good packing
IhnINhAfAI a 91A7 80
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Now York DryIGoo.ln.

NRw YORK, February l9.-Tho package
trade In domestic cotton goods continues
steady. PrintS are less active, Ginghams
and hosiery are ip brisk request Cotton
goods are hrm In first hands, and Lewiston
tick has advanced 1c. WOrstel and cotton
hosiery are active with an upward tenden.
cy, Print cloths are very strong ut Bltc,
WoolenS and foreign goods are quiet but
steady In DFire,
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"RrADtSo ron Lent" Ia what strong
Episcopalian suggested a. a suitable
heading for The daily dose Of Beeoher
Trial. There Is humiliation for those
concerned, and adaily pehahce for those
who wade through the Verbatim reports.
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TOLEDO, February ls.-FlOut demand
fair and IiaEket firm. Wheat, demand act.
i've and prices advanced No. white Mich.
igan 81 iOX; amber Michigan q O7N.
Corn, demand active and prices advanced ;
hjgh.mi1ed 6sISe seller April lie; seller
March; May use; low mixed csc. 0at1 4
shade higher; Michigan bsc; white 00c.
Clover seed 90 80.
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Mn. EvAR4s made an appalling suggea.
tiOn in the Brooklyn trial. Mr. Tilton
being about TO read, as part Of his testi-
mony, "a passage from The Scripture, Mr..
Evarts intimated that, II that was done, Il
might be his duty to read in evidence the
whote pihle, ...... .......
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Weather Report,
WA1 URRAlINENI,
oFEcE or EIIE.CIuEF SiGNIL oREiciR,
WAHuNOToE, D. G, Feb. l9.-&SQ ?. y

PRolAlnlTIRl, 'IH.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
stationary barometer during Friday
night succeeded by slight rise, westerly
winds, partly cloudy spd slightly colder
For the Upper aIiaiissippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys and the Northwest,
stationary or rising barometer, colder
northwest winds, and partly cloudy
weather.
For the Upper Lakes, lower followed
by rising barometer, winds shifting 70
westerly, cloudy or partly cloudy wealth
or, and slight changes In temperature.
For the Lower Lakes, falling followed
by rising barometer, sOuthsaSt winds,
ysering to westerly, slight changes In
temperature, clouds, snow or rain,
For the Middle and Eastern States,
falling barometer, increasing eSSteFly
winds, slightly warmer, cloudy weather,
with rain or snow, followed by westerly
winds and clearing weather in the Middle
States,
The rivers will continue stationary or
falling SloWly. l..'''.I. Du...
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SENATORIAL ELECTIONS.


sr. PAtI, February i9.-The frat bal.
lot to-day In joint convention resulted IL
The election Of j. r. Mcmillan TO the
United States Senate in place OF Ramsey
BY vote Of 50, against 01 for Lochefn
The sehatot.elect 7is the present Chlei
Justice Of The State Supreme Court.
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cruelty 70 XnImaIs II wheeling.
WnEELIN0, February 2Ulh, 1910.
Editors InielllsencCr:

WHEELING, February 2Oth, 1870.
Editors IntellIgGncCr;
| noticed m article in your paper on
cruelty 10 animals from humane lady
stranger. All she said Of their abuse Il
true; indeed, the half Eas not been told
As / was passing through one Of our pub
lie streets recently | saw several boys
driving half dozen starving, shiyering
swine into vacant lot. | watched them
for n moment and found that they had
provided themselves with ropes and
straps, which they fastened around
the necks Of the animals, and then
mounted them, and, with kicks and
blows, forced tho pigs to carry them
around tho yard. begged the boys "a
lesist fr,n thiA cruel pastimc, butt was
only met with sneers.
I then searched for tbe, police but
failed 10 find one, GIld JAnally determined
| Il make the above public, but upon In.
quiry / learned that ibis 1trspIlnegt ol
half gtown pigs had becohed perhianent
amusement for boys and that they were
publicly known by the digusting so.
briquel Of "pig riders"
have often been shocked by the
wantOp cruelty 10 phimAla iiR opE city,
also the neglected condition Of the horses
OF our farmers, which after being driven
[;ldilk disEahee hha TeAA Aenbf With
tetspftatioh Ate left exposed for rhbursih
the streets without the slightest protection
from tho piercing, ylnd Of S4r unusually
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THh Tustatawas ddcoale says the Pre.
sent prospects for a good wheat crop are
not very promising, the wheat fields on
the hills looking bare and those IN the
valleys looking yellow, owing to the Oa-
eessiYe cold Rlnda Of January. NJ
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TopFKA, February l9,-A concurrent
resolution thanking the United States
Senate for tabling the resolution for the
admission Of .PinchhaRk yesterday, and
stating that such action meets the hearty
approval ofths people Of KansaS, was In.
troduced In the Holse to-day and went
over under the rule, ....
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MEMPHIS February 19.-The statement
last night that McComb had been elected
President Of the Memphis 4 paducah
Railroad was an error. ExsPfesident
Norton was reelected, Under o contract
that he was 10 be retained az President
until The road was completed. There Il
considerable feeling here at the acLion o.
the McConb pAftyi d
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BosroN, February 19.-Fobenia qtiese,
age 10, was committed to-day Tor flAihg
tie certificate Of the stock Of the Michigan
Central Railroad from one share tosixty.
Upon this we'll executed certificate BY 0
girl $4,000 was obtained. llne
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CouSciL BturTs, iowa, February 19.-
A fire last night destroyed a number Of
buildings and1aetoties In this city. Loss
estimated at $4,000. The only insurance
was for 5000, in the Fire Association Of
philadelphia. .- -----L !.
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NEW YoRK, February l9.-Reat Admi-
raj Charles H. Bell, U, 8. Navy, died Of
Pneumonia this morning at his residence
in New Brunswick, New Jersey, aged II.
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DunSo JabuetyJ Boston SUPPLIED sour
TO iO,7Sg families at cost Of Sl,S2S9S
The soup Is made Of beef, mutton, fi'h
and vegetables, and the cost per meal
was SycentS. Fifty thousandindi
hnttook q Inc bonntt q lie 6ily. I
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BISMARCK IL out Of health and has
iakena half yeat's playspell, or had IT
thrust upon him. Yeni Mol.ke L under
The weather. KhtfWiliiam isfAdt'v ivory
we'll himself. II all three should be very
sick atthe same time tho German Empire
will feel poorly,
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POST OFFICE BUSINESS.

The Inter Ocean tomorrow will publish
an article comparing the business Of var.
ious postOflices OF the country. II shows
that the Chicago Office Ia second In the
amount Of business only to that Of New
York. 1t exceeds all others. The total
amount Of postage paid in January under
the new law BY Newspapers daily and
weekly, was $5,l7O Do, Of this amount the
Inter- Ocean paid 81 900 "a.
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Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, February lO.-Wheat Grln
and unchanged. Corn 6rmeE ear on track
67c, Oats firm and unchanged. Petroleum,
standard white 1lAci Ohio State test i2I4ci
small lots 1a2o higher,
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PrTrBURGH, February 10. Pig Iron
quiet; standard brands forge iron $2la96.
Wheat quiet aud prices unchanged. Corn,
ear firm at 74a75Oj yellow 78a77C; Shelled
Parse for mixedi 7Sa76c for prime yellow
free In elevator. Petroleum quiet and
steady; crude 81 62X at Parker'S; re.
fined 14O, Philadelphia delivery.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
BY 4ELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stocks.

80" "HN-NS
NEW YORK, February l9,-MoNEY-
9)IaS per cent, Prime mercantile paper
4aG per cent,
STERLING ExCnANGE-steady at A,SSa
4SSK for 90 days and S4.S6H for sight
/ Dry goods imports fOr the week $780,
600. Customs receipts $4,000.
GoyRRNMRNTS--Stead
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HAIERUAU bUNUB---VuIVW
SrooKs-Dull and featurelesss. The
transactions were 10000 shares, Of which
1900 were Pacific Mail, $1,000 Western
Union, 10000 Northwestern, 1900 Lake
Shore, $4,000 ohloS, 5000 Wabash and 1000
Union Pacific.
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NoTIcE Es.
PROPOSALS,

CLgRE's oFHlCE ROARp OF COMMISSIONER,
WutEIINO, February ., 1915, J
SeRlel Proposals will bO FOoalyHl At this otics
until Saturday, February 9Th, pt noon, lor iur.
nishlng Coal 10 the County jail and InAfmaFy for
one year, trum April Is, Bidders will give tho
phcO Of clean, mixed and nut coal delivered, all
Gle4u coal 70 paE through SGrochs
Thg Board reserves tho right y FrjOCt any or all
bids CHAB, u. DEITERS, CIoTk.
IC2,6O,lS,lG2l2a,21
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wBpNsD4Ys d proceeding ip the
Beecher trial we're brought to suddcn
close after the final DISMISSAL Of Tilton
from the witness stand by the illness of'a
juror, who became faint and sick and was
removed from tteI teqp. Thdl tSclb
The story Rhich was sDt adoat SdmS dSys
since, that one Of the JURORS was suffering
from heart disease, and that Immediately
on ths close Of fTilbn's ttstimdhy yanedi!
cal certificate will be handed in, to the
effect that Il he continues in the court
room he willinevitably die from tho effects
Of the confinement that the juror NitlSn
this. be .withdtaVn and the case ended
and tAatheithOi btAtSlNBll resddCiiEtlc
matter being allowed by mutual consent
to stand just where itwaslCitwlreh Til
too stepped down from the stand. lana,
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NEW YoEK, Febtuary 1e.--AFrivedA
Steamship Pat.hia, from Liverpool.
PoRTIi iNp, Eebruaty 19.-Affived-
Steamship Scandinavian, from Liverpool.
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NOTICE

We have this day sold our entire stock Of
goods TO MesSFs. Hubbard 4 Co., who will
continue the Wholesale Grocery and Com.
mission business Mt the old stand, No. 1880
fSis j. W. BOYD & co.
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III any executive or judicial officer Of
this State shall demand or receive from
any corporation, company d person, any
money, testimonial, or other valuable
thing, Tor the performance Of hiS.othcinl
or public duties, or for refusing or failing
to perform the same, he shall be deemed
guilty Of felony, and upon conviction
thereof, shall be imprisoned in the.peni-
tentiary for not Less than FIVE years, nor
more than ten years; and shall moreover
be forever disqualified from holding any
office or position otiiiOaQrt crust er prSRI
inthiA slals.s9 .IslaEE y ~
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The Railroad aud TeIcgraphic
WOr.

There is every evidence that the war
that has broken out between Scott and
Garrett will be carried on with vigor!
Both parties having written prohuncia-
mentos and buCkled on their armorhwith
considerable show and parade, IL is to be
presumed that neither will back out
until heavy blows have been given and re-
ceiye.d Al yet neither the Erie nor the
New York Central have participated in
the fight, but Of course they will be
obliged to reduce rates to correspond
with their rivals. ,9N W8ciC X
As TO The telcgraphic wur'between the
Western Union Company and the Atlantic
&Paciac Company, itgVes on aaEigorOps.
ly MS the railroad war. And speukiRg Of
this latter Wi, We rtOtits that Sne Of our
cotempories thinks that the cat in the
telegrAphe meal Isl Jay Gould, the myS.
terious demon Of Wall street. Gould gets
tho credit nowadays for being the motive
power behind a great many important
and snowy phenomena. lie is believed to
have inspired the crusade against Pacific
Mail and TO control the Union Pacific
Railroad andStAs Atlantic and Pacific
telegraph. Having got the telegraph In
hand he proposes % break down rates
and fight The Western Union .uhtilIhS lat
Ter will bs glad TO MI out to him, when,
having secured both fines, iie viii pop up
the rates again and make the public pay
for all the cheap kilograms that It is get
ting during The present war ,0t compCti-
tioa. This Alttery pretty, htAinetet.
theless not sufficiently materlulitcd. Jay
Gould has been too long In service tobe
buckihg against such an opponent as the
Western Union Company merely for the
fun otthe thing. l.oc otp,lj
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NOTICE

AL persons knowing themselves indebt.
ed To G. AIendel, Booth ( Co. will please
call and settle, rs that frni'S business must
be closed up to February lst 1875. fel9
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COURT OF OFwHEELING.
NJ 4 - - n
February Rules, $50 February stl, ls15
.4..t Oliver LInSCy

MUNICIPAL COURT OF WHEELING.
February Rules, is7O-FchrRry stll, 1915.
.4..,r Oliver LInSCy ..|..
ThOmaI SGalrOUk, Jr., and John AicGannon part.
neTs ~ SCabroOk 4 MC(iAnnOn; and Maria Mcilan.
uOn, and jacob BcBur, and J. q. Hoffman, parts
nOrs a. BergOfG Hoffman: and ]. q. IiOllInaliS
and Patrick Kennedy, and ]. II, Good, trustee
aud J. J, WOOls, trSleC. .al ...
In CllanCury,
The object Of this suit Ii 10 obtain decree 10 set
aside certain dVrd made by John MCtlAnnOn u
j. J, Woods "a trustee tearing date on tile 18Th IAy
Of November, 1878, which deed d reCOri0l IN decd
bOOk 6l page 2 and 10 subject the runl estate COLI
yeyed by said deed 10 tue payment VI tho judgment
lien Of Johanna Small, amounting 10 $3.50 ~ With
interest and Gusts, and 10 tho payment Of the liens
Of other rTCditONO Ot the MIl ScilHoOk 4 MCORnnOn.
Aud u appearing from MI affidavit filed In this
cause that lilo Eail Thomas SCnbfOOk, JF one Of
the defendants IN this caSc, lI nU-roSident II Ihl,
State, on mOinn Oi Tho Plaintiffs attorneys II Il
ordered that the Slld Thomas stabFOOk Jr, DO mp
pear Al the next rule day NJ this Court, tO-WIt thu
9Th day Of March, 1879 and do what Il necessary to
project Ills Interests ....
A copy teSie!
y - UANAL L. HUBBARD, Clerk.
Rogers 4 BOYD, Attorneys for Plaintiff; ieilTh