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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-20

GIVE CnILpREH THE TEACHING OF
TRouDLE AID WoRK.-To spare trouble
now In any remarkable degree TO The
children that we love iSscarcsly anything
more thanto insure thema double guam
tityof itby andby. Nov, in their elias.
tic health SGnd spirits, trouble rolls of
them like rain-drops of leaf; but hav-
ing seen It, they are not to be taken by
surprise by Il hereafter, and are not
stunned and made helpless by the shock
when they find Il standing in their path.
There are noble qualities which only that
rude touch brings out-courage, determi.
nation, forbcaranoey compassion for Others,
hatred Of wrong; and 1t would be u poor
and false affection that would;leaye their
characters so one.sided and imperfect as
The abuse Of these and similar traits
would make 1t. "Poor ohildW says the
unWise guardian, "he is going to come to
his kingdom soon enough; he little knows
tho coil there Is before him; Jet him enjoy
himself while he can. 1don't mean that
be shall know there is any trouble In the
world till It Is forced upon him." Poor
fool ! says Fate, you arc the author oil
The frat and last trouble he will ever
lknow-the utter inability TO stand up
Like man and meet any trouble. The
mother that tolls in the kitchen herself,
rather than condemn her daughter TO
| lie hot and hateful duties feels,
doubtless, that she Is performing q yir.
tuous and laudable part; the daughter
will have to come 10 them all In good
time; till then let her enjoy her girlhood.
She does not consider that any enjoy
ment can be found in the occupation,
when, in truth, with youth and hope and
the intention 10 abridge her mothers
work, the real enjoyment would be as
great in stirring about q kitchen as In
lolling in q parlor. To do . young girls
sewing for her may DO far TOO frequent
unkindness on the part Of tender aunts
and indulgent elder sisters, and 1t is as
unwise rs 1t is TO bar her out Of the kitch.
en-. Yet We do not mean by anything
that We have suggested that we would not
have child surrounded by happiness.
On the contrary,so far as It is compatible
with moral and mental strength, We
would afford the deepest happi'
ness possible, and Away the best; the
child should have youth to remember
in which satisfaction predominated over
everything else, as sunshine predominates
over clouds, and az we remember bright
days and forget the stormy ones. For II
he has not been spared every trouble, he
will have been taught how TO master 1t,
and there is the best Of Joys in such mas
terry, and since his path necessarily lies
in some measure among thorns, we
should have taken care not 10 make his
feet tender.-HarPes Ba.ar.
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TuE CINCINNATI NOMINAL
TIONS.

Tim ReaI Thing 10 he DeeIded--
Shall The Next President be o
Republican or n Democrat p
An Analysis of the Electoral
YOtc--The Two Ways 20 Escape
DeteRt. III x
From the Chicago TrIbune.l 80 "a,
To those professional Republican, who
o.,nms and net M II they believed that
- IL. an.,,;or rsrd,r, 10 he ds,or.
'He O"' 4so r:..;Ss,;
mined ny Inc nominations ~ IinSinISu
is to which Of the Candidates shali be
awarded the Presidency, Nesuggest that
tho real thing 10 be decided by the choice
~ candidates IA whether tbe NEXT .presi.
~. Ill ~ . p.nnLI;..n 49,. nas,a
ueI'' s"a'' NC = t' ''f''' VI e el
Graz. .,, 49,, u
The revelations beginning WIN the
shocking exposures Of the Credit Mopliler
corrupions in 1868, followed as they,
have been BY the repeated evidences o.
widespread corruption during several
years among the politicians who have
operated the machinery OF the govern
ment and politics, ending IN Inc GRIM
inal conviction Of revenue thieves The
impeachment oil belknap, me smirsh-
ing Of other regulations, ana Inc as.
grace Of Babcoek, have Prodneed upon
the public mind a deep disgust ior ma
chine politics,and Tor the poilnciahS VINO
operate the party machines. Inc opin'
ions, wishes, and feelings o. The Kepnol-
cans Of the yrea: State oil New 19rk were
lately treated with contempt ny Ihsse ma
chine operators. For ten years senator
Conklingha: been inc dispenser S u pun
tisan aims in that State All Fedsfai
officers, from village postmaster 70 . Iuges
on the bench, have Deen Taught 70 hho >"
and TO feel that they owed lheir plaGsgs 70
the personal iay9r o. senator SonAtnn mug,
and, outside oil inc JueIclaiy, aIe y , INV
had the TACT severely imples ~ y" ~, inSn
that they could only relnn 'neir piaee s,
by his consent Inc result was q tA'
political machine, spread Al. oyer .he
State, worked by man AZ warrington
and capable Of producing a convention
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CoSoREss AND THE CURRENcY.-lt will
be remembered that tue Paine bill, adopt
Cd in the Democratic caucus, received its
quietus in the House. That bill provided
for resumption in ten years, making the
banks and the Government each accumu-
late coin reserve Of 8 per cent.a year
for ten years, and then resume specie pay
ment. This was the simplest PROPOSE
ton, next to a naked repeal OF the act
that hiss been presented, and its simplicity
seemed to commend it to favor. But
when it came to the test il was beaten ont
Of sight. The test on repeal Of the act
was never taken on square vote; it al
ways came up on n Monday, I'M
der suspension of the rules
when ii required two.thirds vote; but ii
always got majority. The Banking and
Currency Committee will, no doubt, come
forward with bill, the main feature oil
which willbc poslponement OF the date
Of resumption. Such a bill would be
open to amendment by total repeal pro-
vision, but many think postpOncment,
instead OF a total repeal, would carry.
Especially is this belief more general,
because of the recognized understanding
hat the Senate will not agrcO to total
repeal, and no matter what the House
may do, the Senate can enforce a COM
promise or defeat all legislation pertain
ing 10 the subject. So the indications
are very strong that Congress will post.
pone the date Of resumption PANIED in
the Act Of 1875, or do nothing at all
about II ut this session.
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Shall n Woman Earn an moneAt
Living:

From the Indianapolis Journal, APhl Isl
A strike took place in the news room
OF the Telegraph Office night before last
against the employment Of Miss Amanda
Boettichcr, lady Of many accomplish.
lnCnts and skillful in the art preserva-
tive. The strike was purely on the
ground that she Is woman. ig
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DIED..

wELrY.--on Tuesday evening, April IS, 1879
EppiR, iOn Of Peter aud l!o.auna WuIly. ayrd
yean and months.
Funeral from the residence Of hi, parents Oh
Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Friends Of th'
family are Invited.
FREEsE.-on Wednesday evening April 10Th
1876, al o'clock, ENMA VIRGINIA, daughter OIL
Henry and EmalIne FICeSe, In the lith year Of hrI
aye. a" .s
Funeral from tho residence Of her parents, No
sIO6 MeCcllOCh street, this Thursday afternoon Al
Ioclotk. Interment at Nj. Zion,
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THIS is the ladies' leap.year conuR,
drum: When will the alphabet contain
only twenty-five lettersH And after they
have given II up, the blushipg reply l.,
When U and l are one. ~ y
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PRorEssoR TERRIER, OF Kings College,
London, who has made the phenomena Of
sleep special study, recently said in a
lecture thereon that any thing which has
tendency to abstract blood from the
brain favors sleep. Exercise does this,
because the moment theweary muscles are
at rest the blood rushes 10 them to re.
pair their loss, and Is absorbed by them.
Digestion and hot drinks produce the
same result by drawing the blood supply
from the brain to the stomach. Con.
verscly, anything that stimulates the
brain, such as sights, sounds, thought or
anxiety, will keep man awake. Ii We,
therefore, wish for refreshing slumber,
we must begin by avoiding care and
anxiety and take sufficient bodily exercise
10 induce tho necessary muscular .ex-
haustion. With regard 10 the length Of
sleep, DR.. Terrier holds that the heart ia
not in state OF constant but Of rhythmi.
cal activity, a term Of action being fol-
lowed by pause Of rest, during which
the heart is to all intents and purposes
asleep. Itisct, u the pauses of the heart
are all summed up,it will be found that
it rests or sleeps eight hours out Of the
twenty.four, tho sleep being in the pro.
portion Of one.third "a compared with the
hours Of action or work. Eight hours
are consequently sufficient for the adult.
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RArEs or BOARDING noGsE.

Sixty cents per day for drove hor'c' q hf ,I I,
nle; 81 20 per day fer hOnt5 ihht are 'ei-''
be handled or exercised and broken, ,,,,, al
horyeS left In my caro- will have proper rar w. y, =
tention and handled properly, hut Viii "''
SponSIble for unavoidable acc dents, ,.,.,, sII.
Ny frst great Catalogue Sale will take I'A'Tp ,Tje
URDAY, April 10Th, at 10 O'Clock " ,,,g.
having property to Offer will rectiVs rfomP' '
tion by addressing =, prPIrY.
L Wheeling, W. Va, or al Hndt'p,mg
], C. HERVEY, AurtlODetr. =
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Rules and Regulations Of tho Wheeling Ho'''
Market and Stock Agenty

MaEhtb anu Stuth HYSHSI'
list. All stock SOld by this Agency 70 ea'IrEIc
septel or money riunded, and the highest "'"''
TO be the buyer.
ID. All hcrses offered for sale and Prove 20. 4
represented by the owner, u sold and fesafh'u
Will b charged With the commission
Sd. A deposit will be required oil ell ba!ehNn''
the property Is knocked DOM 10 them ,,,.-A
4tb All horses Aoid at public auction WI tSlaF
Icet 10 trial until o'clock P. NJ, and II Mt hnl
resented by the auctIoneCr arc rriuThabIc anl Us
money will be refunded. MI. t.
9th. This Agency will not lc reIon.l@,. I
stolen or mortgnged property; The SllT mn V,
TINES be made known to the buyer, and TLer ~
doubt exists searching invesligaiiOn viii 10 l-.-
and fully represented 10 the purchaSsf' ,,,,
9TH. a resistry fee Of 80 cents will &c fha.S =
ali stock 10 Be offered for Iale through IBIS ~!
An additional ler Of 81 90 will Ia ChIrEe1 ny, ,'
The property Is 10 10 advertised In Out i's"''''
III. A commission Of IS % will Dc chanel "A, {.
ali sales Of horses under 500, and pr tr, II s
tioua on all sums over $780, same on W1s,p',' ~
gics, harness, &c, unless under S~' 'h'o W.
cent will he the commission.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
s,-.,,s.s>s.-G-ssH-r.,.-s ~ -rt--'e ~ 49,.
.sa A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and In
llscre,iOns Of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss OF manhood. &C., will lend recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHANGE. This great
remedy was discovered BY missionary In South
America. seud 4 feli-Addrescd envelope TO the
RHv. JosEr 7. lSNAS, statoa D, BiAs RoEit
Hep lOrk Guy. i-- ~. fe2s-eodSw
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ADENAND Is made on the railroads for
cheaper Centennial rates than they have
yet announced. Their reduction Of %
per cent is not considered sufficient in
view Of the hard times, and in view Of the
TACT that tits their custom to give half
rates to great Conventions. Greatstress
is laid upon the failure Of the Vienna
Exposition by reason Of the inordinate
greed Of the railways, hotels, boarding
house keepers, and all who had anything
to sell or rent which the visitors needed.
Before the first month Of the Exhibition
was over they saw, their mistake and re.
duced the rates, but 1t was too late then,
the public had grown wruthy and staid
away. The Exposition was IinancialtNil-
ure, there was n large deficit in lie re.
ceipts as compared with Its expenses,
which the government had to make up,
and many Of the landlords and shop.
keepers we're ruined. Itwould DO indeed
serious misfortune il any such mistake
should mar the opening month Of the
Centennial. Just what tho railroads
should do H., of course, question to
which there arc two sides. They are
mostly doing a light business, aud need
all the money they can make. On the
other hand, pin money is scarce among
the people, and unless very fair induce.
ments are offered the great majority Of
the people will stay at home and content
the mSeiyss with reading descriptions Of
the Centennial in the newspapers.
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civil service Reform in Chicago.

Hang, brothers, hang with care,
Hang In the presence Of the tA1payaifc;
A hsli-ipch rope for eollectalro, ..
Aone-iuch Topo fos 40 aSsesalre,
A tWo-ineh rope for modeTttalre,
Hang, brothers, hang With care,
Hang In the preaence Of th0lAxpayAire.
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BY nat, IN adEGles, Pead9s FrFatd.
tine ycIr.,......... q 6OsIr monihL..:-..:..n %
In Clubs Of 70 each.
In Culs o. ~ each
In Clubs Of Twenty ~ eaeh'
And an extra copy " rcrSon getting up Club.
EB.The above prices arc inylrilble. Remit At
our risk, In DTafts or POst0fiee Money Ordcr, and
where neither Of these can 10 procured, send the
money iu = Registered Letter.
TILE IETELLGRSCER will present daily tho
news 10 all departments, from III qnhrien o.
The world, n veil q a complete record Of local
'eVentA.
THE WEEKLY & printed on ThuDdhy, and can
sbe had 1t tho counter, In paid onVelopcs, ready
for mailing. bo-SsHd q egpy 70 dbIsa! JTteHdI
and FsldIieeI teih HsteI IroR' h0Bsi
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. desiring to have The
DAILY IHTE1II0EScEA left regularly ut theiI
Residences In the city and suburbs, can b
Seryed w leaving thdr lddTea Al Counting
loon, or BY drop letter through the post once
70 oOETRIBUTORs-No attention will b paid
10 anonymous Communications every ArtieiC
must be accompanied BY the WTiteE'srual nam'
AID address. 4iTrl l..- HEH
Business Letters Iot us should DO ADDRESSED
FreH q Campbell and should In no case DO ad'
dressed 70 either individual member OIL the hfm D
nAuNs ...
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.


Bv ..ai, "a aiuuHnt, PoilaSt PrraA :.
n,, ...,...... IS OoIThrrO mOnlhL-......H y
IL 2,nnthS........... One nonth...'.....;. %
IciiyrTtd By CARRIER In CITY i6c per week
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WEEKLY.

BY naiI, IN GdEanes, Po'tdGs TtPaH' . :,
tine year..,..........SS OOsH mOnlh'''''''''''' "
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HORSE MARKET
. AND
General Stock Agency

Believing that Wheeling has long lten in ~ J
General Horse Market, and having lri'i "
AtAbllng and track Of the Fair Ground ~ %
deayor 10 establish regular sales Of llOrC CIr
ages (new and FeCond-handl, Wagons, Cart Wv
ness, Saddles, Brides, BlankctS, Rooc', Ns'N
dc, &c. r...A.
Hoping to permanently establish Il, sOl'ii b,
patronage Of DroVc1, nyery-men, Farnff' Ibl
all peIIons having such property for Elc' hgialt
by strict attention and fair deallngtO melt IAeoa
patronage. ,,,,r,
Yours respectfully, J. L. BcEhh'
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By nail, IN adFaaes, Pead9s PFPah.
a. SNtgIt uantha. -. Il %
The New York herald., 1876-09-16
LACROSSE.
THHm GAMES WELL CoNrEsTxD BIZ THE
YOUNG PLAYERS AT NEWPORT.

THRM GAMES WELL CoNTEsTxD BIZ THE
YOUNG PLAYERS AT NEWPORT.
NEWPORT, r. L. Sept Is, 1875
Three spirited games OF lacrosse played this
afternoon the westchsstcr Polo GroundA The sides
were as folows:-
RxDs-Robert Potter captain Messrs. Arthur Town
send, William Manice, Matthew Morgan, George Til
fany, 4. D. Morreli, Joseph Stevens and Reverdy
Travers.
BLUEs-Do Forest Manice, captain; Messra Hugh s.
Dickey, Perry Tiffany, Arden Robbins. George Rob-
bins, Livingston Beekman, Loroy Dresser and Elias H.
Hcrrck
They played much better than on Tuesday, and nre
fast learning the mysteries or Canadas national gamo
Matthew Morgan goal-keeper for the reds and
Arden Robbins for the blues S. H. Robbins um-
pire for the blues and William De Forest Nance for
the opposite slde
In the first game Arthur Townsend astonishcd every
body by his excellent playing, and be, being the
smallest member of tho club was repeatedly ap-
plaudcd II decided in favor OF the reds, George
Tiffany taking ball through the goal Time minutes.
The second game won by the blues, Leroy
Dresser being able TO capture tho goal. Time,
minutes.
The third was a very exciting game and both sides
astonshed the spectators by their excellent throws
and rapid running Revcrdy Travcrs getting tho ball
his lacrosse STICK carried II past the goal keeper,
and thus the reds won their second game.
The New York herald., 1876-09-16
FIRES.
LARGE MAHuFAcroRY BUHNED-MANY WORK.
MEN THROWN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.

LARGE MAHuFAcroRY BUnNED-MANY WORK
MEN THROWN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.
PRovIDESog, Sept l5, 1919
very large fire took place in this city to-day, the
Rhode Island Bleachery sud Dyo Works being seri-
ously damaged II was owned by Adams Il Butter
WORTH and had capacity of TO- 900 pieces of goods
week The loss is estimated at sloO, 900, Of which
$4,000 are upon building and machinery.
The ire believed to have been the work Of in.
ccndiary. Ten arc companies were on duty for Blk
hours The following insurance companies nave each
s5 900 insurance - E,na, OF Hartford Hartford, OF
Hartford; Continental OF New York; Queen. OF Eng
land; Franklin, OF Pennsylvania ST. Paul, OF Mime
sofa. Royal, OF England; Equitable, OF Providence;
Liverpool. OF London; Globe, OF England German,
orient. National German. American and Atlantic, OF
Now YORK, and Connecticut. OF Conuccticut The IN
surance Of 800 upon stock and material Is div ded
between the Lancashire, OF England, aud tho Royal
Canadian, OF Canada
A largo number OF men are thrown out OF employ.
menI A fireman named Charles Battcy had his leg
broken by portion OF the building ialing upon II II
Will have to be ampuiated
The New York herald., 1876-09-16
HAND BALL CHAMPIONSHIP

Austin Kenny, Of Hamilton, Ont, and Phil
Casey OF Brooklyn, met at the court Of the latter,
OF Hoyt and Douglas streets, together with
large number Of experts and others to play Tor tho
hand ball championship Tho match the best four
in seven games the betting at the start being In favor
Of Casey to the extent of s1O0 s70 The Canadians
present invested their during tha earlier por-
tion OF the day at from to $50 $780, AS early
as ten A. NJ the play commenced. The men tossed for
FIRST hand. and Kenny missing and going to SERVICE
scored 3 Phil made spirited return and went
vice, scoring 3, when he was put out. The remaining
portions Of the contest for the day resulted fol-
-
The New York herald., 1876-09-16
THE CENTENNIAL ALDERMEN.

Alderman Gross yesterday in the Board Of Aldermen
reported from the Committee the Centennial Visit
that they had made arrangements with the Pennsylva
MIA Railroad Company to convey the Aldermen and
members OF their families TO Philadelphia on Thurs
day next the 2lst inst, when Governor Tden will
receive the people OF New York. They will leave on
the 3 40 A. 81. tram. and tickets will be good for
turning any time within fortnight Tho Board will
meet on cdncsday ucxt to mako nnal arrangements
Mr.. Samuel Carpenter, general eastern pa scngcr
agent of road, will have charge OF the party who
will be received by the civic authorities OF Philadc
The New York herald., 1876-09-16
COACHING.

Colonel Deancey Kane has arranged new time
table for the winter trips to Pelham Bridge On Mon
day next the first trip under the time table will be
made, leaving Hotel Brunswick at eleven o'clock A.
A, arriving at Pelham Bridge at forty minutes
past twclve returning. leave at twenty minutes
past three. arriving at tho starting point at
five O'Clock +. NJ Those wishing to secure seats
for this delightful drive should make early 'ap-
pication, as SO great is the rush that very often
the entire coach engaged for days ahead The book
ing ofnce is at the Hotel Brunswick.
The New York herald., 1876-09-16
MOODY AND SANKEY.

sorrH VERNON, VT, Sept Is, 1870
Mcssrs Moody and sankey will hold services in
Brattleboro, VT, on sunday morning, and in North
field Mr.. Moody's native town, in the afternoon Of
that day.
rhcy will begin their regular fall meetings at Chr
cago october l. large building, seating 5000, has
been erected In the centre OF the city for these
meetings
Mr. Gcorge c. Ncedham, the evangelist, Of Philadcl-
phia accompanied by Mr. stebbns the singer, OF Bos-
Wesk
The New York herald., 1876-09-16
SINGLE SCULL RACE.

BosroS, Mass, Sept Is, 1876.
Tho race of two miles for $780, single scus, be-
tween Landers, OF Salem, and johnson (colored, Of
Boston, took place this morning on the Charles River
course in the presence OF fully 900 people johnson
was the favore, and just before turning the stake
was two and half lengths ahead, but Landers passed
him on the turn and IRON that point led easily win
ming IN lam. 2s. Johnson stopped ten lengths from
the finish, and had 10 be helped ashore
The New York herald., 1876-09-16
MRS. VICTORIA WOODHULL'S
DIVORCE.
MRS,

Mrs. Victoria Woodruff brought action In the Su-
preme Court OF Kings County, before Judge Dykman,
for absolute divorce from her husband, Colonel
Blood on the ground Of adultery. The case was re.
errcd TO referee take testimony. Tho defendant
made answer, and yesterday the referee submitted
his report In favor of a judgment for Mrs. WoodhuA
The decision has not been gwen
The New York herald., 1876-09-16
OTHER rIREs.

BosroS. Mass, Sept Is 1875
The house OF Brasford Cobb at Brunswick. Nc, has
been burned The loss Is s. 0oo insurance, 81, 500
A Are at Milton W., destroyed 1000 worth of
wood belonging to the Central Vermont Railroad
WINDSOR Ont. sept ID. 1876
A fire horc to-day destroyed Browns shoe store.
Loss on stock SIC 000 Kc!seys fruit store, adJoin
ing was damaged TO the extent OF $4,000 The insur-
ances on the losses were smalL
The New York herald., 1876-09-16
A BOLD CHALLENGE.

Mr. Henry s. Russell, the owner Of the famous trot-
ting stallion smuggler offers the following bold cha
lenge"I will trot Smugalcr three against any
Horse mare or gedng for stake, purse gate money
charity, over such tracks may be the advantage
Of both parties; will trot him against any combina-
tion, fresh horse to start against him each heat
and all heats won by different horses in such
bnation to be counted as it won by a single horse in
ordinary race"
The New York herald., 1876-09-16
CRICKET.
PuLApsLrurA, Sept Is, 1876.

PHiLADsLruIA, Sept Is, 1876
The cricket match between twelve Englishmeu re-
siding in the United States and twelve Americans was
continued 10. day on the Germantown cricket grounds
al Niscown. Tho Englishmon completed their nrst
inning and played second scoring IN both innings
l5s The were victorious, The OF
Jingle inning beng 2l5.
The New York herald., 1876-09-16
REWARDS PAID OVER.
NEWPORT. Sept. Is, 1870.

NEwPoRr Sept To- IoIu
Tho summer residents of this city who last tan
offered reward OF So $40 for the capture and convc.
ton OF Jesse d. Mitchell who knocked down and
robbed DIR. Austin L. Sands while the latter was on ma
way home from the club house. paid It over to-day to
Assistant Marshal Dayton. of New Bedford; f. s.
Hammond Captain OF the Newport police with OTces
Steel and George Lawton OF this CITY, who were In
strumcnta IN bringing him to justice. The citys re-
ward OF $500 also paid to day. Mi'cheii Is
serving out twenty years sentence in State Prison