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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-27

The marks last evening indicated a
feet and IL inches, and still falling
The Science left for Parkersburg yes
terday morning as usual.
The landing had q more cheerful ap'
pearance yesterday, but business was not
brisk by any means. So
The Courier left for Parkersburg last
evening, with the delegates TO the Repnb'
lican State Convention.
The water has got down to pretty
low stage, and only the smaller steamers
are now running. Very few steamers arc
passing this point at present.
The steamers Phaet6n, O'Neal and
Comfort are still making their customary
trips. ,,as..,
fhe Ragon will be the Parkersburg
packet this morning. -, al.
At Louisville potatoes for shipment
are plentiful at 40 cents per barrel.
The Huntington and Gallipolis packet
Clara blew out cylinder head Saturday.
The collision case Of the Grand Tower
and Shippers. Own was decided against
The latter, all because she bad signal
light on her boiler deck. r, 4r
ny Telegrlph.l
, PIrrsBuRGH, July 2G.-River 2 feet 8
inches and falling. Weather clear and
CAIRO, July 26.-Departed-Norton,
ST. Louis. River 25 feet II inches; fall
ing. Weather clear. Mercury 50.
!, New ORLEANS, July 26.-No arrivals.
Departed-Chas. Morgan, Ohio river.
Rainy. ...,
EVANSVILLE, July 26.-Clear, mercury
50 to so; wind from the east. River S9.l0
feet and failing. Up-B. g. Wood, Idle
wild, Maggie Smith and Arlington. Down
e. A. Wood, Woodruff, Fawn, johnson.
Business exceedingly light,
MEMPHIS, July 26.-Riyer fallen 10
inches, now. % feet 8 inches. Weather
clear. Mercury SCI. Departed-Rosa
Miller, Arkansas river; Robert Mitchell,
Cincinnati. -
LOUISVILLE, July 26.-Weather clear
and pleasant. Arrived Glasgow, Evans
vile; Parker, Memphis: Departed
Glasgow and Parker, Cincinnati. River
falling with Q feet 4 inches in the canal.
CINCINNATI, July 26.-River 9 feet .
inches. Arriyed-Cherokee and w. P.
schenck. Departed-Sandy and Andy
Baum. Weather clear and pleasant.
New ORLEANS, July 24.-Warm and
cloudy. River fell one inch. Down
Commonwealth. Up-Grand Lake.
LITTLE Rock, July 2G.-Cloudy and
warm. River falling; 8 feet 2 inches.
Departed-Ella Hughes, above.
ST.. LOUIS, July 26.-Arriyed-North-
western, Keokuk; Maude, Vicksburg;
Baker, Quincy; Lady Lee, Peoria; Fannie
Lewis, Kansas City; Norton, Ohio river
Departed-Yeager; New Orleans; Mime
apolis, st. Paul; Lady Lee, Peoria; North:
western, Keokuk. Weather clear and
warm. River fallen one foot.
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GREAT COUNCIL OF RED MEN.-The
annual Great Council Of Red Men met
at Steubenraucll's Hall in South Wheel.
ing Yesterday, Great Sachem F. A. Britt
presiding. The Great Chiefs present
were Great Sr. Sycamore VIM. Gerhort,
Great Jr. Sycamore John Il. Ray, Great
Prophet Charles Ertuch, Guard Of the
Wigwam +. C. Linch, Of Piedmont. The
usual business Of the Great Council was
attended to and the journal Of tho Great
sachen, F. A. Britt, was read and adopt
ed. The next meeting Of the Great
Council will be held in the hunting
grounds Of Wheeling at the wlgwam Of
Logan Tribe No. |. There was u great
deal Of business transacted which we were
unable TO obtain, bit will be able 10
make full report Of the pro-
ceedings Of the Council in our
next issue. The Great Council ad-
journcd 10 meet at the wigwam Of the
Gray Eagle Tribe at . o'clock this morn.
ing for tie completion Of busiliess. The
following were elected officers Of the
Great Council for the ensuing term: G.
sachem, A.C F. Eberling; G. Sr. Saga.
more, Jno. r. Ray; G. Jr. Sycamore, &c.
Lincll; G. Prophet, B. A. STANLEY; G. 9. Of
r., II. G. Ulrich; G. X. Of W., Jno. Schnis
der; Great Representative, H.C. Ulrich.
A grand banquet was held last night at
Steuber nanch's Hall In honor Of the
Great Council.
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RYERsoN's STATION, PA.-EditOrs In
lslligener: We have pleasant harvest
weather at present; wheat in barn and
stack; oats going into shocks as fast as
possible; some hay in stack. We had a
heavy thunder storm on the Goth inst,
Two valuable horses, the property OF Mr..
James Carter, Of Richhill township, were
killed by lightning during the storm.
They had been Just brought into the sta
BILE from the moving machine, were heat:
cd, and had the harness. on In their stalls.
Two other horses in the same stable were
uniniurcd. No material damage was
done TO the stable, The corn is much
blown down and broken oil. .Blackber-
ries are abundant ut 10 cents per gallon.
Apples are also plentiful and about no
price. There is a show Of acorns on the
giant oaks OF our forests. Buckwheat
makes line start. Sorghum looks well.
The bees will gather mellilluous stores
Of honey sweet, and then buckwheat
cakes aud "iasscs" aud honey and butter.
Whew! That will do.
MAIL CARRIER.
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A sfRGSoER FousD DfAb-At All
early hour yesterday morning an IN.
known man was found dead on q ilatpoat
lying Of the wharf, neaEthe foot OF 18th
street. Deceased was lying upon his
back, near the edge Of The boat, with his
limbs drawn together as II he had died in
great agony. He was apparently about
fifty years Of age, rather short in stature
and heavy set, with shaggy beard and an
unusually large head, and was very
plainly but respectfully dressed.
Justice Toliyar was notified and sum.
moned jury, and held an inquest over
the remains about 10 o'clock. The Jury
consisted OF ]. v. L. Rodgers, Fred. Huse.
men, Leander Mix, Parry Rumble, John
Wycoff, s. N. Prather, Jack Adams,
Joseph Burrows, William Gray, Sam.
uel Kuglen, Frank Booth and D. r.
Meighen. The remains were not iden.
titled, and there was no evidence before
the jury as 10 where the man came from,
or how long he had been in the city. Dr.,
Wilson, the county physician, having
examined the body, gave II as his opinion
that death was caused by apoplexy. A
trunk belonging to deceased was found
near by and opened, and from papers,
letters, ETC., therein, his name was ascer:
tanned 10 be Loyel Gore, and his place Of
residence River Falls, Pierce county,
Wisconsin, although Il is probable
that lie had been absent from his
home for some time. The jury accord.
iugly returned a verdict TO the effect that
said Lowell Gore had come to his death
from a stroke Of apoplexy.
Anumber Of deeds, receipts and other
valuable papers were found in the trunk,
and would seem TO indicate that deceased
had al one time been possessed OF consider:
able means. The letters show that he had
been wanderer for IA number Of years,
although for what reason is not clear.
His pocket.book contaiueda ragged fifty
cent note, a five cent piece and one cent
piece. The remains were taken charge
Of by the county authorities and Inferred
at the Peninsular cemetery Justice
Tolivar will communicate with the friends
Of The licensed Ia Wisconsin. ~.
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lHTaEgfeat show was greeted yesterday,
upon lis first appearance for the season,
with, the usual enthusiasm by large
crowd Of spectators. At night the crowd
was increased almost TO the full capacity
Of the immense building, and the success
uive acts were received with unbounded
applause. Space is wanted to reiterate the
praises OF the former fayorites OF the
arena who, stillimaintain their position.
II insufficient TO name Mr.. Robert Stick
ney, Miss Emma Lake, Fl Nino Eddie,
and the langhtef.loving Lowlow& Miss
Rosaline Stickney is very graceful
rider. The balancing Of light and heavy
weights and the skillful juggling Of Riley
need to be seen TO be appreciated, and the
leats performed in mid air by
Mile Turnour attract; while they startle,
the spectator. The week promises to be
even moro successful than those Of past
seasons. The immense menagerie is
comfortably displayed in the buildings on
the south Of the Main Hall, and in every
respect the exhibition Ia we'll situated
Cincinnati Gazette, April11.
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DyspErsrA.-Dyspepsla is the most dis.
couraging and distressing disease man Is
heir to. Americans are particularly sub
iect 10 this disease and its effects: such
rs sour stomach, sick headache, habitual
costiveness, heartburn, .water-brash,
gnawing and burning pains in the pit Of
the stomach, coming up Of the food, coat
cd tongue, 'disagreeable taste III the
mouth, impure blood and all diseases Of
the stomach and Liver. Two doses Of
Green's August Flower will relieve you
al once, and there Is positively not case
in the United States II viii not cure. II
YOU doubt this 60 to your Druggist AND
get sample bottle for 10 cents and try It.
Regular size 70 cents. Wholesale agents
Logan, List & Co., and Laughlin Bros. q
ca eod&w
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no CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS Of
Engaging 10 Grape 6roMlng,
Coal Mining Of, Market
=, EaFdAnlfn ~

On account Of advanced age am tesirous o.
changing my residence and therefore offer for salt
my farm Alliatrd opposite the city Of Wheeling, o.
the river bank, midway between. bridgeport and
Martins Ferry and Immediately adjoining the vi.
lag0 Of RtnavillS. Tho property consists Of q
acres Of hill and table land and IS oil river bottom
In the hill there arc two seams Of coal, Ok and ~
fCat thick, three deposits Of limestone, an foot
vein Of close texture Rlnl or free stone, an Is loot
vein Of mari, which altogether make Aoll and 90
underlying bed Of deposits Of arch and valuable
character,
On The surface, the larger portion Of which lles
gently AlopIng to the cast and all under direct ex-
posufO 10 The sun, Is vineyard Of 30 acres, mostly
tatAWba grapes, all In fine bearing condition, about
seven years old, which has proven Itself able 10 pay
\ handsome per cent 10 the cultlxaioF.
The property Is being approached above and 10.
low BY an advancing tide Of pcFsous seeking small
hOnestealJ, and 10 now really tho only unoccupled
territory between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
II Il valuable as an investment for capital sceklnEa
safe purchase, md valuable 10 those who want mar
ket gardening grounde close 10 the city. II fronts
beautifully up0n tho river and commands view Of
the city, the'lsla1d and the whole scenery Of tho
Tho terms Of Jale will 10 oae-thlrl cash, balance
IN two annual payment, ncr cent Interest on de-
ierFcd EaymchiS, For further Particular inquite
RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premises or BY mall at Bridgeport, OhIO.
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M.H. lIAMER, AaclIl
u1RUSTEE's SALE.

Nv virtue Of n Deed Of Trust made by Rcuben +:
Turner aud Celia H., his wife, TO the undersigned
Trustee, dated the Sth day Of Octobcr, 1875, and
duly recorded among the land reconlao o! ONO coun'
~, Wet Virginia, In Decd Of Trust Hook No. y,
page So5, will on
SATURDAY, the 18Th day Of August, 1870,
Al u,s front door VI tho Court House Of Ohio eOun.
", West Virginia, cOInnlvnclng At 10 oclock A. y,
IirceV 10 sell 10 the highest and best bidder the
following described real estate, that Is TO say: "a
Gerlln piece or parcel Of ground lying and eIngln
tho city Of Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia.
aud ulCte particularly described as follows: The
west Ialf n Of lot numbered nine ~ 10 square
npmbercd fourteen ll situate on the north side d
Twelfth street, between Chaplne aud EoH streets,
Iu eaId city OF WhcellDs, and being the same pro
perty conveyed to tho said Reuben 7. Turner by
deed Ia,e,l The 9Th day Of August 1868, and now Of
record In tho Clerks Office OF Ohio County Court
Deed FROM Iames DAlEelI and wife, with all the
buildings and appurlcnances thtreuntn Belonging
TERNs OP SGLH-One-thlrd cash, tho balance 10
two eIllial instalmGnts at six and twelve months,
with Interest from day OF sale, with security TO bc
approved by tue Trustee r,,,>, ,r..,.
WUEHLi,0, July II, 1876. Iyl3
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ACCIDENT IN souTH WHEELiNa.+0 On
Tuesday evening number Of small boys
living 1.-the lower part OF the city
jumped upon a,farmers wagon 10 take Il
ride. Willie going up CaldWells Run the
wagon broke down, throwing the occu.
pants in miscellaneous heap upon the
ground. One Of the boys, Dayy Glenn
by name, was run over and seriously in
jnred. His thigh and one finger were
broken, and bis head badly cut. Glenn
ia about nine years old, and a son Of
Michael Glenn, who lives on 18th. street,
near Dcwey's4ill. DR.. Pipes attended to
his injuries.
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QUO VALLEY
NATIONAL

CONGREGATIONAL MEET1NG,TIn accor-
dance with previous announcement n
Congregational meeting was held at the
First Presbyterian Church last night,
Rev. W. II. Lester Of, West Alexander,
Pa, ModeraLing. Tho attendance was
very large. A unanimous call was OK.
tended to Rev. D. A. Cunningham, D. D.,
OF Philadelphia, to become Pastor Of the
Church. The salary was fixed at $4,000
for the first year. Should the call be ac-
cepted, and DR.. Cunningham. come TO
Wheeling, we are sure II will DO little or
no time before his salary will be increas-
ed. As Il minister he has been eminently
successful, and II is to- be hoped he will
accept this call. ,
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE.-'Phe FOL.
lowing deeds, transferring real estate, were
admitted 10 record at the Office OF tho
Clerk Of the County Court yesterday:
Deed made July q, 1876, by Nancy At
kinson and husband 10 Marie G. Akin.
son, for forty.seven feet of the west end
OF lots IA and Is in square No. . Of Gil.
christ's addition No. 9 to the city OF
Wheeling, fronting on New Jersey Ave
Deed made July %, 1876. by Isaac
Irwin attorney for Henry Kewitt), TO
Bridget Elnora BiggS, for lot No. Oh on
the east side Of York street, between Ohio
and Virginia streets, Seventh ward; 5000.
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SAD ACcIpESr.-O the last up-trip OF
the Hudson, while making a landing at
Parkersburg, lady was standing on the
whariboat near the edge and was called
to by persons on.the steamer TO move, as
she was in danger. When the Hudson
struck the wharfboat the laly's legs got
caught between the two crafts, and one
was badly crushed and the other badly
crippled. She died from the effects
Pilsburnh Commercial. =.
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TAKING THE 0ATH.-0ne Of our wor-
thy Justices tells some startling stories
about the kind Of people who, influenced
by various motives, present themselves at
his office 10 take the pledge in the shape
Of an affidavit. Among these penitents,
the Justice says, are ladies Of refinement,
education and social standing. Nor are
the oaths thus taken limited to abstinence
from drink-persons sometimes calling
with requests TO be sworn to refrain from
the most unoblectionable things. They,
OF course, have the oath administered,
and 60 on their way rejoicing.
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william l'pn Atkinson Ia cA nance
julia Atkinson and Others.
The updsr,lsuel Spoelal eoplnInioaor hereby
ulTe - uosicS t6st, in pursuance Of Tie authority
conferred upon Hin by adecreo Of aid court made
IN Inc above entitled e1us on the 18th day Of juno,
1870, no will, on '5s h.'t''
"WEDNESDAY, tho sob day Of August, a. DISC.
commencing at 10 O'clock A. NJ, proceed 70 scil on
ne premises Rtpublic auction, 10 the highest lid
dor, thO nal oiatG Of which William Atkinson,
deceased, died seized and possessed containing one
hundred and ninety three acres and thlrty-l5
p0leS, more o. les, and situated onthe Natefs o.
ShoT Creek, In Ohio county, In the sato Of West
Virginia, and bounded ~ follows Beginning ~
stote corner 10 John Wilson's heirs, thence soutl
760 sd East 1B2 poleAAnd Is link4to sonO, thence
North 22s West 80 poles and 20 llnks 70 o. stone,
thence North 46' East 10 poles and links 70 9
triple locust thence North ~ W usa ~ ~ Sn
and links 10 stone, thence North l2h EIst y
ROLES Is links 10 q stone, thence NORTH IA IVES!
II poles and Q links to stone, thence North ll74
East 1903 poles and II links to Stone thence souLn
6i0 10 West IS poles 20 links 70 Eigar tree 70 the
South 25o WOst iA poles links % stone, corner
10 said Wilson; thence South ll' West l42 poles Y
links 10 the beginning; according to certain deed
dated the 10th day Of June, 1875, made w john
Snolpl0 and Rifc conveying aid real estatc 10
said deceased. ,,,,,,,
Said land Is the farm on which the late William
Atkinson redded, situated on the public road
about seven miles from the eityot Wheeling, and
about onu mile from the Ohio river and the Pitts-
IurEh, Wheeling 4 Kentucky railroad, and Is con-
yenient 10 schools and churches and well known 70
DO one Of tho best farms in Ohio county. Tho soil
d rich Limestone soIl the fences are In good con.
dltIon and d considerable portion OF tho fencing ia
excellent Usage orange hedge. There b spring Of
rood water In every field. The land ts underiad
With coal Of good quality. There Is large guam
lily OF good locust and Other timber on the place
Tho main house 10 one Of the best brick farm
houses Ia The county, with good cellar aud well
Of choice water at the door, and there Is good
stable and other out buildings, The place has also
on Il lnall vineyard, tne orchard In iull Dear
Ing and variety Of other fIuit. ,,.u.-,,
Those desiring 10 purchase arc requested 70 cal
on heprentISCs and examining for themselves.
TIpAs OF SALR.-0ne-third Of tho purchase
money, or such greater sum as tho purchaser my
elect cash In hand, and the TesidueOI the purchase
money III Two equal inAtalments, payable respect.
lively In one and two years from the day o. ie inc
credit instruments to bear interest from the gay o.
salo and the purchaser 10 piVe bond with good per
sopaI security for the deferred payments anu tne
tito 10 DO retained until payment Of tho pure hase
money and tho interest that may accrue thefeon
In full. ALFHhD, S SAaL isn,,.:ioror
n HT,,u.,uSt I'VE
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The most impairment solicitor Of aims
10 the business Is an ancient individual
who was stationed yesterday morning on
Market street.. He has an abrupt way Of
demanding loose change, which is partic-
ularly aggravating, and which keeps his
receipts down to hard pan.
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HNsiSofDs BucHu,i Is still In theSe.
NTH Of ,its popularity. notwithstanding
Mo absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele:
brated medicine Is still manufactured at
he laboratory at Philadelphia, and l.
tsoldby all respectable druggistg. II Is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
feits. Genuine has proprietors private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent, dAW
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JUSTICE WEBB.-John johnson was ar.
rested by Constable Forsythe for expos.
ing his person on Main street, Centre
Wheeling, and taken before Justice Webb
or examination. The Justice sent him
10 jail in default Of $500 bond for his
good behavior for the next six months.
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YOUNG AMERrcA.-Lloyd James, Walk.
or Mclaughlin, Willie Exley, Ed. Foster,
Charley Launder and. Merritt Lewis,
whose ages range from mne TO eleven
years, raised Hayes and Wheeler pole
in YIN, james, yard, in the Third Wsrd,
last night. Justice 1.aunder was the
nrninr
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Nf1RTtNs Ferry IrEifs, 2Po Stmastef
s. F. Dean, Fred PAX and several other
citizens whose names We failed 10 learn,
left Tuesday forthe Centennial and visit
to several eastern cities. ~ :eG u
J.Medill & Co. were thesucceSsful bid.
ders Tor the contract OF the Ohio City
bank building.
The Republicans are to have meeting
in the Town Hall tomorrow evening for
the purpose Of organizing Hayes and
Wheeler club.
The grape crop'in this neighborhood
promises 70 bSilarge and offine quality.
Rev. Shepard, Of Granville. Is an
nounced to preach In the Baptist Church
next Sunday morning. az f'. ,
!. A short time since, petition numer-
oisIy signed was presented to the Coun:
Gil, asking that an ordinance be passed
prohibiting the blowing OF steaul Whistles
Inside the city limits after Q o'clock r.
N. until 0 O'clock A.Ms &hicE'was refer
red to committee for investigation and
report. A remohstrance, with $50 names
signed to it, was presented % the Council
NJ the meeting last 4uehuhy hlBHtt WHICH
resulted In the petition being indefinitely
laid on the table.
A Hays club was organized at Etna'
vile last night. The Democrats needn't
count on many votes from that village.
, Business, continues very dqll and I'M
satisfactory. RS' - = q l'tS W. II
Tho slaughter house that has been such
an annoyance TO the citizens Of this place
for the last fifteen or twenty years has
been, by the execution Of the order Of
the Court, at last abated, and now the old
"Bull ring" lay low, the dull thud Of the
telling aSo, the heavy fall and hoarse
groan OF the young OK and the sitting
stencil have all ceased to attract the at:
tention Of persons passing that way, or
annoy peopleliyipg in that part Of town.
Thus may it.eyer be, aud may the town
never be cursed with another slaughter
house within the city limits.
L. W. Jones, Is still collecting delin-
quent taxes, but may be called TO report
at any time, and those who have not
should pay up at once before The books
are returned. sd. f.
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IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-We publish the
following for The information Of pilots
II contains facts we have never before
seen in print: The local inspectors Of
steam vessels for the Memphis district,
Messrs. J. A. Gronauer and james Rails
ton, have rendered their decision in the
collision case OF the steamers Grand Tow
er and Shippers Own, by which accident
the latter was sunk aud lost in the Cairo
harbor on the 4th Of June last. The re-
port says: Captain Crouch, Of the Ship
pers' Own, violated the law in leaving
port without halyarda and pulleys in
proper order for hosting lights, and by
having his signal lights exposed under
the hurricane deck instead Of on the
chimneys. H..Y. Thomson, the pilot Of
the Shippers Own, acted with faulty
judgment. II was q part Of his dptyto Sec
that signal lights were in the position des-
ignated by law. He admits that he dis
Cerned the approach Of the steamer
Grand Tower, yet be failed 10 sound the
alarm whistle, Notwithstanding his hay
ing previously expressed fears Of col
lision. There are no facts tending TO
attach fault 10 the officers Of the Grand
Tower and they.are exonerated from all
blame. For the Information OF pilot
Thompson, who has charged that pilot
Huston, OF the Grand Tower, had no legal
privilege tonavigate the Ohio, 1t is stated
that pilots licenses extending above or
below certain points, as between St. Louis
and'New Orleans, include, the hasbors Of
Intervening poinb. The licenses Of J. A.
CROTCH, master, and Fl. V. Thompson,
pilot, are suspended for period Of sixty
days from July GOTH"
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TIE special committee appointed 10
investigate the Welsh reward business
have concluded the examination OF wit
nesses, and will submit their report to
the Board Of Commissioners at thenext
meeting, August.
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Po1rc1E couRr = Judge Gunner
There were only two cases befor His
Honor yesterday morning, viz:
+. w. Baicker, garbage contractor,
was fined 81 and costs for failing to re.
move garbage from the premises Of Mr..
Robert Campbell, on South Penn street,
Z James Matthew'S a salOonisi, was
charged with selling liquor on Sunday.
The examination was continued until this
morning at 8 o'clock.