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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-17
4 LEAVE,

4 Accommodation tram leaves Bellaire at
91:p y. NJ, and arrives at Steubenville at
"a - =. NJ.
Special Accommodation trains leave
4 B.ilair, at $3.50 a.. m, and 1880 p. m;
bridgeport 10 III a. m. and 10 p. m; arrive
a. Martins Ferry ut lO:l5 "A. IN. and ! 10 p.
tIn Returning leave Martins Ferry at
u ~ a. M, and S:l5 p. M; Bridgeport III no
d. M, and 3:2j y. M; ARRIVE ut Beliaife NJ
u -, H. m, and $40 y. III.
Tickets 10 all principal points In the
tast and West can be procured at the
Hinton Ticket ONCE i'm Mcclure House, and
! nj the station at Bridgeport.
+. X. MYERS,
,gs General Passenger & Ticket Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-17
HORSE M A r kET
General Stock Agency

Believing-.t that Wheeling has Hong been
in need of General Horse Market, and
having leased the stabling and track OF the
Fair Grounds. will endeavor to establish
regular sales Of Horses, Carriages new and
secopd-hand.) Wagons, Carts, Harness,
Saddles, Brides, Blankets, Robes, Whips,
DC, &C.
solicit the patronage OF Drovers, Livery
men, Farmers, and all persons having such
property TOR sale, hoping by strict atteH-
lion and fair dealing TO merit liberal
J. L. hurley.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-17
RATES OF BOARDING HORSES.

Sixty cents per day for drove horses or
horses for sale; 800 per day for horses
that are required TO be handled or exer-
cised and broken.
Twill keep careful and attentive gIooms,
and horses left In my care will have pro-
per care and attention and handled pro-
perly, but will not be responsible for I'M
ayoidable accidents
Parties having property 10 ofier will re-
ceiye prompt attention by addressing.
J. l.. BURLEl,
Wheeling, w. Va, or at Bridges port, .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-17
OUR .t'LoUR8

Embrace the following brands.
Perfection, Ohio State Premium and
o.. keystone.
iEeSe tours are too well known Ia need
|'"mmendalion. We have the exclusive
Pale OF them.
We solicit an examination OF our stock
[bS close cash buyers deci
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-17
Hutchins' Music Store.

FINEST LOT OF GERMAN ACCOR-
1 Deems, Niolins, Flutes, Banjos, Gui-
.sIs, Drums and Band instruments to be
l"nnd in the city.
100 w. \. HUTCHlNS,
nlrp No. so Twelfth Street
f0Tr SAMPLES TO AGENTS.. LADIES
fhtt Combination Needle book, with
HtL Ghromos. Send stamp, Up, 9luck
New Bedford !. Masst fsbl0
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-17
Refined Sugars
CRYSTAL CORN SYRUP,
DOBBIN,S ELECTRIC SOAP

This Soap is superior in quality and
strength, ana one pounu will do
the work oftwo pounds
OF any Others.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-17
BREAD AND CAKES.

N. o. Sugars & Molasses.
ON HAND AND ARRIVING, A FULL
~ stock of prime to choice Louisiana
Sugars and Molasses, which are offered to
the trade low.
marc M. REILLY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-09
HEALTH IS HAPPINESS
CONCENTRATED
White Sulphur Springs Water
Natures Own Remedy.

This valuable preparation put up by DR.,
Geo. :. Coleman, Dallas, Texas, Is an infalla'
bic cure for Chronic Constipation, sick and
Nervous Headache, NeuralgH, Torpid Liver,
Nervous Debility anu the long list OF dis.
eases arising from dlsoIdcrCd stomach and
cuuStipNted bowels.
1t will relieve the worst cases of nervous
and sick headaches In from one to three
hours. VIII cure thCmOSt obstinate eases Of
chronic constipation in nom ten 10 thirty
days.
II Is the best and sulrst purgUtlve ever
used for amy disease, b ing perfectly SAFE un-
uer all circumstances, uni0llng IN It's nc
ton, entirely free from any nausea, gripping
OF even unpleasantncsS.. Possessing toulc
properties, "a thing unknown IN any other
ure purgHtiVe.) that putitcs the brood and
builds up the system IN such manner lhhl
thH same effect Is produced by reduced
dose until Its use may be discontinued and II
permanent cure effected.
1t Is convenient only requiring glass Of
water and can be taken nj all times, MS Ills
action will not interfere in either b.. ,iness
or pleasure.
By analysis this preparation will be found
% contain all the medicinal properties Of
the White sulphur Spring water, Ne taken
from the SpringS,Out In II concentrated form,
each pint being equal 10 two gallons.
The medicinal properties of the salines
and acids found in White sulphur spring
Water are well understood by all well M
formed meuioal men. In fact, these Salincs
anu acids prepared by nature enter directly
INTO the composition OF the blood, aud no
blood eau be healthy that lacsS any one OF
them in their proper proportion.
Hence the sure and unvnrying action OF
this preparation. AS sson ms II Is taken II
enters into the blood, expelling all accumu
lated pOisons arising from indigestion or
malaria, purifying the blood, and strength
ening the nervous system, clearing the COM
plexiOn ana imnurting general healthy
tone to the entire system.
10 put this in the reach OF ,ll, we are put
ting II up In two size bottles, the prices be-
ing twenty five cents and dollar. sold by
druggists generally.
dEo. +. COLEMAN Il co.
DALLAs, TEXAe, July IL, 1876.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-09
POLITICAL GOSSIP.
Continued Democratic Gains In Ala
bama-- Congressional Nominations.


SARATOGA, August S.-The Demo.
cratic State Convention will meet here
ON August 30.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, August S.-The
returns continue to show large Demo
cratic gains. Out OF sixty-live coun-
tief, every one will give a Democratic
majority, except six or seven. The
Democrats will have twenty.seven out
of Sthirty-three senators and at least
eighty out of one hundred representa-
tives. Further information is received
that order and quiet prevailed every
where. t-. .o4
DETROIT, August S.--Tbe Republi.
cans OF the Fourth district nominated
Judge X. Tightley for Congress.
PITTsBURG, Pa, August S.--Hons
james IL. Hopkins and Alex. q. Coch
ran, the present incumbents, were re
nominated for Congress by reclamation
to-day by the Democratic Conventions
OF the Twenty-second and Twenty
third districts. Ta. 3E7eF
DETROIT, August s.--The Republi
cans nominated Hon. Edwin Willetts
OF Monroe, for Congress.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-09

We, tn" undersigned Druggists of Dallas,
Texas, having been selling DR.. Coleman 4
Concentrated white sulphur Springs Water
for the past year or more, and having pile
opportunity of learning OF its effect upon the
parties to whom We have sold, do nnhesi Ia.
tingly pronounce II oKe of the best rened les
upon the market. And for the diseases
mentioned In DR.. Coeman's circular, and es-
peclally chronic constipation, sick and ner-
vous hca iaches, and az Il common purgntiyo
we have never sold any preparation that
gives such universal satisfaction.
Knowing its pleasant and uniailing eilects
together with It's perfect Safety under all cir
Cumstances, we most cheelnllly recommend
liz use to the suffering everywhere.
COMMON ~ WALKER,
GALLAWAl n GALE,
HOPKINS n HOWELL,
WILLIAMS ~ TObLlNER.
DALLAS, Texas, July !, 1876.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-09
A REPUBLICAN FIAsCO.
The Railroad Suit Against samuel ,.
Tilden.

The Railroad Suit Against samuel >.
TiIden.
New YORK, August SIN the suit
In equity, began some time ago by the
st. Louis, Alton and Tore Haute Rail
road Company, against Charles Butler
and Others, in which Samuel j. Tilden
Is one OF the defendants, partial an
swer has been filed by counsel for Gov
ernor Tildon and defendants, denying
that any of the bonds or stocks men
toned in the hill Of complaint have
been unlawfully retained by or divided
among the defendants, or issued or
disposed OF by them in violation Of
their duty as members of any purchase
ing committee, or as members Of the
hoard of directors, or in violation of
INV trust or confidence reposed In
them, or any manner whatever; also
denying that by any action or failure
| OIL their part have the liabilities OF
burdens of oomplainants been unjustly
or unnecessarily increased to an amount
of more than ono million dollars, or Ia
any amount whatever; answer also
shows that the company was i'm
mensely benefited by the accession o
Mr.. Tilden and his friends, to its con
troll that transactions In stock wer,
individual acts and not those of tr,is
tees and amounts paid Tllden for lega
services were for specific work done,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-09

BrevitIes over the wires.
LOUISVILLE, August s. --Base Ball
st. Louis, 8; Louisville, 0.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-09

Mrs. Robb, Of Corpus Christi, has
10000 acres Of land fenced by twenty
three miles of fence. She Intends to
fatten $1,000 beev,s per year In th's
pasture. She is one OF, II not the arg
est sock owners in the State. In 1871
Captain Robb refused $4,000 for one
brand of his stock. He died In 1879
and the stock has gone on increasing
ever since, 80 that II Is beyond doubt
the largest in the State owned by one
person. or course she Ia, entitled Ia
The title o. "Stock Queen" Of Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-09

IN few days thousands Of helpless men
and women would be turned out on
the streets Of Washington. II might
be said he had admitted n twenty-five
millions reduction Of public burdens,
he admitted no such thing; 40 man
could tell what credit was TO be given
to this House until the closing day of
It's session, on the Ath of
March, 1877, II was found how
much the twenty-five millions was;
He spoke of Southern claims, which
are pending, which he asserted would
aggregate one hundred and eighty mil
lions aud would get through il ever
the Democratic party got possession of
all the branches of government, II
was intended that the north should
pay these bills, and he who lived long
enough would see ii, provided the
Democrats gains power in all branches
OF the government that that would be
the case,
Mr.. Cox said the gentleman from
Maine had not referred to the unload
ing of General Grant aud his admins
tration, nor to all the frauds connected
with the executive department.
Mr., Cox went on to criticize the adj
ministration for getting rid Of or UNI
loading rs he called 1t, Jewell, Post
master General Bristow, Secretary
OF the Treasury; Pratt Commissioner
of Internal Revenue, and various
other officials. lie accused the Re-
publican side OF the House with hay
ing stood by the administration in the
removal Of Brist0w, Jewell, Plalt
Bluford Wilson, Iargan aud all that
tribe OF men, who were trying to en-
force the laws, and with having fa-
vored retention o! Clapp and Babcock,
hut said; "He, (Grant) is your repre-
sentative man, Bristow is not or he
would not have been discarded here
and at Cincinnati, and when you say
that ii has cost million dollars for
the Investigations, you thereby do
credit to the Democratic side
of the House for undertake
ing, with all Its forces the
| Hercules cleaning of the Augean
stables. You illlibustered yesterday,
again and again to present the reports
of these Investigations, and to-day to
make up tor all your delinquencies ms
a public servant, the gentleman from
Maine made that sort of speech
which Macawber once described as
agry, embecile, fearful and crazy, and
with that remark, conclude mine TO.
dry. Political discussion then went
over to be renewed tomorrow,
Mr.. Lawrence introduced an amend
ment to the constitution for that
known as the Blaine school amend,
ment, as follows: Article sixteen,
section one, no State shall make any
law respecting the establishment of
religion or prohibiting the free eAer.
else thereof. Section two, no public
property or money raised by taxation,
or from any public fund, or property
in any State or place subject to the
legislative power ofCongress, shall ever
be given to or ever placed under the
control of any regular sect or denomi'
nation. Section three, Congress shall
have power to enforce this article by
appropriate legislation. Referred t.
the Judiciary committee. Adjourned
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-09

We, the undermgued citlZcnR OF Dallas,
having used Dr. JOlcman's Concentrated
White sulphur Springs Water for one or
more OF the following diseases, VIZ: Chronic
Constipation, Sick and Nervous Headaches,
Neuralgia or Nervous Debility, and in every
instance have received speedy relief and In
cases OF Chronic Constipation, n permanent
cure. Az n common purgatiVe In all dlSen-
ces. we have never used medicine SO un-
falling In It's effect and at the same time so
pleasant IN its action, being entirely free
IRON any nausea, gripping, or even unpleas.
antmess. We tind by using IL regularly that
we can reduce the dose gradually until one
half oil the usual quantity will be as effective
AZ the full dose.
Knowing the merits OF this valuable pre-
pnratiOn, we can recommend II in an un-
qualified manner, to the suffering every
where, W. A. ROBINSON,
G. X. MERl W ETHER,
PIT CLARK,
WI, DITFFEY,
u. NJ. FLOOD,
q. V. VAUGHN,
ST. BROWN.
ALFRED KENT,
A. MARSHALL,
T.. b. HAZER,
W. &. SICK LES,
II. THIERMAN,
iylG-dw6m AND MANY OTHERS
COMMON & WALKER.
Wholesale and Retail Agents, Dallas, Texas
towhOm all orders should be addressed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-09

WASHINGTON, August &. Reports re-
ceived at the War Department from
General Sheridan states that many Of
the indians are now coming into the
reservations, carrying arms captured
from the Seventh Cavalry In the late
Custer massacre.
CINCINNATI, August 5. The Repub-
licans to-day nominated Judge STAN
ley Matthews, In the first district, aud
Judge w. 4. Force, In the second dis
trict Of Ohio, as candidates to Con-
gress.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-09
A Young Horse Thief Arrested Near
COrsicana.
Special 10 The Herald

Special 20 The Herald.
CoRsICANA, August G.-Thomas Bow
erway, n lad aged fourteen years, who
stole horse near Groesbeck yester-
day, was arrested near this place this
evening. lie had traded the horse of
for a gun and pistol and said he was
en- route for Dallas. lie will be taken
back to Groesbeck, and the probable
tics are that he will be en- route fol
Dewey Il Co.'s State hotel in very
short time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15
TALE COLLEGE OtRsMEN.
A six-Oa red Barge Race that was Won by the
Juniors -Four-Oared shell Race.

Nr,,, rI.,.r,, NJ, 1. Tha ,,,os, i,,or
we" h"'1N' wv IL i"o "'"S' "''N'-
eating regatta which the Yale University Boat
I1ub has held for many wears WAS rowed this
,f,orroon A. Iaka saIto,s,oII hoantffuI sheet
A'e'""o" ~ h"Ne S"'t'"S'"'" ".""''h s"e''
of water nestled among the hills four miles
from this CITY The weather was delightful but
, hr,sI hroa,a r,,c,ad ,ho ,,o,er maLtn, 4, too
mmpy for the fastest rowing. Four events con
stituted the DAYS snort the first being a six
Dared barge race OF two miles, with turn In
which there were three CONFERENCE.-The Senior.
Junior. and snphomore elias. crews
'u''o'' "'' ~, 90 80, ..,. -.
Az the sehu on tue S"pnohores '"uen' INC
water first, gaining little advantage. and then
thera followed n sharn. close struggle for tho
80 ma so,h,n,rras ,,o,.d .,i,h,iy % ~.
,eau, Inc Sopmuu,uaes i,, ,'ad IN h ,e
hy he senior crew. vii" were p1tting in A
sfyr,to 49, tbirtvcight 10 Inc INFINITE
80 ,.,,in,, ,heir sirci,,,fh well iu,o their oars
The Juniors meanwhile hung well to the Sopho-
more six. and this position was maintained until
Then the Juniors put IN lively squirt and drew
past their two antagonist. reaching their STAKE
hrst, and rounding for the return In advance.
The Senors pulled around a little ahead Of the
Sophomore crew and tackled the Juniors with
determination The latter had evidently PLAYED
their hest cards and were forced 10 Weld the
lead The senior Fix shook On the Juniors who
Hoon had To Weld second place to the Sopho-
mores The final quarter Of a mile was a holly
rontested race [ % to within "A hundred ward.
az the finish the senior boat maintained lead
az about a half length. Then the SophOmOrps
dash They gained slowly on their rivals and
the two boats shot across the finish amid The
deafening shouts Of the various classes on the
shores The suit was Unknown to the specta-
tors until the judges declared the Seniors the
vIrtors Time Seniors l2ath Sophomores
i1,osIs Juniors lil0
T. C. Cook. stroke and captain Of the Univcr-i-
" eight Cole. VAIN, Alyord Stinson, bow and
The next event was the single scull race Of two
miles. the entries being Pect and Wilson Of the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15
LLTTERS MAT WE'RE BURNED.
A Little Parcel that Created Consideration
amons BrookIyn roIIiicians.

The counsel FOR the Rev. Foster Ely of
Watertowu, y. V, a day or two ago applied, be-
fore Jude Dysman. In BROOKLYN, for referee
to take testimony IN a suit against Frederick S.
Massey. Pre- sdent OF the Board Of Fire Commits
sioners, to recover on o promssory note for
1920 made by Massey to Frederick Ely, brother
Of the plaintiff. DE witt c. Brown OF : racuse,
the plaintiffs lawyer. created much consterna-
tion bv skiing the Court TO admit part of the
payers OF the case Pile Of letters written by
Massey to Frederick Ely These letters. the
counsel said, contained statements that John
Cunningham, VINO was subsequently, indicted.
the defendant, and other persons. Unknown
politicians end officehoders, were about form
great profits. Massey gave the names Of those
he expected to be interested with him, and the
counsel said the inforu alton conveyed was OF
the most scandalous and astounding nature.
An agreement was effected 10y winch Massey
WASTE put In $3.50, to be furnished by Ely, and
the prOhts with Mr.. Ely. his cousin. The specu-
ldtiun proved disastrous, for Justice Pratt. VINO
was Collector at that time. seized and conns-
Gated the property. Massey settled with Elv by
tn ~ the note was given MS collateral for deot
Of 500 ana that 1t was part OF the PAPER in a
partnership transaction. Justice DykmHn re-
fused to admit the letters, aud appointed Ham
ilton Fish. JT., Of New York as referee. As II
was highly import mt to certain politicians IN
public, tue defendant offered TO pay the
amount Of the claim on condition that tue let
tiers should be returned. lhis was agreed to.
the money was paid. aud late tuesday afternoon
asmall party OF gentlemen, pledged to secrecy,
net In the Brooklyn Court House and burned
he LET
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15
TIE SAFE BURGLiRY JOB.
Harrington TO Make u Confession Of HE Con-
peciion with IL.

WASHINGTON, Oct. IA. District Attorney
Wells announces his purpose 10 call the safe
burglary case OF Richard Harrington as soon as
he can make arrangements for that purpose.
The verdict OF the jury has acquitted Baboock
aud somervie, and Whitley ana Nettleship
have been released from prosecution by nolle
proseQuis SO that Harrington anu the actual
burglars Alies (alias Biiss) and Down (slias BEN
toni. who were employed to blow up the safe,
only remain under Indictment. There IL, how
ever, another indictment against Harrington,
found on the 10Th Of June last. ana charging
him with receiving ~ October, 1873, oriue OF
$1,000 from Hope III. Slater, VINO mad been con-
victed Of a murder at the Sehuetzenfest, not to
oppose effectively tue motion OF skaters OOun-
sci for now trial. 1t Is said that II irripeton
Will make a fun statement In relation to his
connection with the saie burglary, and let the
Court and jury pass upon II, 80 that all the facts
being admitted no witnesses will be needed, and
the case will be short one,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15
The Frerch in,erun,ionnl r.h,b,lon.

WAsHINGroH. Oct. lf-An onicinl coinmuni
cation has been received ifou the Fl Goyernms.t,
through our consulate Ia Paris relating TO TIE inlerna
uonal exhibition 10 be held in that city 10 1873. II
comprised 10 Au enormous envelope scourteuus letter
slgned BY kruiL Prcs lent " the Commission. ana
NJ Berger, Chef % tue Foreign Department. invting
rules and regullt'ous anl Quart Of the proposed
building, showing particularly the space allotted -
this country. The Untel State department viii occupy
about 5000 square yatd-, tacug OF na:n avenue u
the building which IL TO be erected ON me (hlilln de
Mars The French oncius rtQutst that the spacc 10
enclosed In way aTchtteelualy Characteristic "
America.
The site Of The erh bon has been enclosed. gnd work
commenced II once On the building, which l. 10
hold the entire show. without auncxes, ami be soma
constructed Of hreproOf materials.
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the BAroNhr CONsPIRAcY.
The Louisiana Outrage to be Repeated In
south Carolina,

wAsHrNGToN, Oct. 1.-THE recent ap.
plica;iou from the authorities Of South Car lima
for additional troops has not been definitely
acted upon. and will not be un II the return TO
this city of secretary Cameron tomorrow. II
Is probable that on Monday a conference will be
held at the Executive Mansion between tho
President, the Secretary Of War, and the Attor-
ney-General. Tue present apple ,tiOn Is differ
ent from those heretofore made, inlsmuch as IL
cones directly to the President from the Cover
nor Of SuHth Carolina. wuo makes his request
under the Constitution Of the United States,
and assers his inaUili V to prevent domestic yio-
ltnce. Ii Is very probable that the Administra
ton Will take measures IN accordance with the
views Of Gov. Chamberlain, anu station add.
tonil troops in the state In sucn manner ~ to
assist the authorities, II called upon 10 do So
there are also intlm ,tiohs made to the Govern.
uent OF probable trouble IN the Second and
Fourth Districts of Virginia, and II is suggested
that tho marines SHOULD be held In readiness at
Norfolk, and company OF soldiers sent from
Fortress Monroe TO prevent the violation OF the
peace, III case tue city authorities cannot do 70.
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A GRAND STORY.

POWERFUL ROMANCE OF The AFFECTIONS
entitled
HOW SHE LOVED HIM.
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HOW SHE LOVED HIM
HOW SHE LOVED HIM
HOW SUE LOVED HIN.
HOW SHE LOVED NM
HOW SHE LOVED NM
now SHE LOVED NM
now SHE LOVED HIM.
by LOUISE C. REYNOLDS
VIII be Commenced In No. 80 the
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15
LOOPHOLEs OF the LAW.
Mr.. John Chambcriin Pleading the Gam
biers' Aci in a suit Tor Rent.

John f. Chamberln hired building at
8 West Twenty NTH street, some time ago from
Mrs. Marcus Cicero Stanley. at an annual rental
OF $4,000. he arrears for rent amounting 10
$ll,O0O, Mrs. anley tried to collect from Cham
berlin, but could not ind anything to levy on
II New York Her lawyers found some property
at Lon. branch and sued there. Four lawyers
were engaged by Mrs 81 nlev, ana Cnainberlin
secured Judge Beekinan and Charley Haignt
Sc oral days were occupied IN trying the sc
before Judge Scudder at the Monmouth County
Court, in Fseehold and the counsel for the plain
uif felt that they had sure thing. After the
ties imony was all in, ChanbeTlin's counsel
submitted an AFFIDAVIT made by CnamberIin,
alleging that he house was occupied for gam
bling purposes, and under the law known ~ the
Gamblers act the landlord could not collect the
rent. Counsel for Mrs. Stanley asked whether
he carried on the business Of gambling ia New
Jersey. CLamberlin smiled blandly aud de-
clined to answer. The jury found Tor defend
ant. The counsel for plaln'ir applied for q new
tinl on the ground That the verdict was not
sustained by the evidence, and Judge Scudder
reserved his decision until Monday.