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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-08

ANOTHER CESrESARIAN GoNE.-A few
days ago we recorded the death Of Michael
Edwards, ST., Of Moundsville, at the ad
yanced age OF one hundred and nine
years. Mr.. Edwards was the father Of
our Market Master, Michael Edwards, it,
who is the son.in.law Of Mrs. Abigail
Vennum, also centenarian. Mrs. Ven
mum died at the residence OF Mr.. Edwards
on Main street, in the First Ward, al
midnight Thursday, aged one hundred
years, three months and twelve days
She was probably the Oldest resident OF
Wheeling having lived here over sixty
years. She enjoyed excellent health un,
i'll within year or 40 ago, and failed
rapidly since. The husband Of Mrs.
Vennum died about twenty years ago
She had family Of six children, and
those that are now living have long been
considered old.
1t is hard to realize in our hurryinl
world how many years are embraced il
the life Of this one woman. She wa
twelve years older than Byron, and four
teen years older than Shelley. She NIGH
have seen Franklin and Washington, oil
other great men Of the revolutionary pc
Rod. She was only seven years younger
than Napoleon, and was in full woman
hood when Austerlitz was gained. Nearl,
a quarter Of century ago Webster ant
Calhoun died. We regard them as Of .
generation long past, yet Mrs. Vennun
was older than either. She was born be
fore the signing of the Declaration Of In
dependence, and could well remember thu
admission Of every State inthe Union, from
Vermont TO the admission Of Nevada ant
Oregon. When she entered womanhoot
the nation had little moreithan S5,0O0,0C(
Of population.
The funeral OF Mrs. Yennum will TAXI
place from the residence Of Mr.. Edwards
this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-08

PERsoSALs-W. T. Thayer, formerly
clerk Of the Annie Laurie, and for some
years connected with the GallipOlis and
Kanawha river packets, has leased the
Hale House, Charleston, West Virginia,
and proposes to "keep hotel"
Mr.. John w. Gentry, the Public Prin
ter, and family arrived from Charleston
last evening and took rooms at the Nc
Lure.
Manager James Hamilton, ofthe oper,
House, went to Pittsburgh yesterday or
business.
Officer J. P. St. Myers will leave for St
Louis to-day upon private business.
Prof. G. L. Loos, Of Bethany College, il
stopping at the Grant.
Hon, Caleb BoggesS, Of Clarksburg
yesterday registered at the Mcclure.
DR.. NansEirk, Of Newburg, isquarter'
cd at the St. james.
Rev. P. Bayer, who has been Ill fol
some days, Is convalescent.
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The FAIRMoST DsAsrER.-The gen.
tlemen who went to Fairmont to adjust
the losses OF the city insurance companies
by the recent fire have completed the
work and returned home. They report
that all the companies have adjusted
their losses except the Faneuil Hall and
Hartford. The following is correct
statement Of the actual losses Of the
Wheeling companies: German, $4,000;
Citizens, 5000; Etna, $3.50; Peabody,
$4,000; franklin, $780, Fire and Mar
inc, $4,000.
Since the FIRE the town council Of Fair
mont has passed an ordinance prohibit
ing the erection Of frame buildings within
sixty-fve feet Of either side Of Adams
street. A great many who were left
without homes will Immediately rebuild,
and are making applications for the priv.
lege Of erecting temporary frame struc-
lures until their houses are completed.
One man has already put up temporary
building on Madison street, outside the
prescribed limits.
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AFAcr WoRrn KNowrNa.-Are you
suffering with Consumption, Coughs, Be-
we're Colds settled on the breast, or any
disease Of the Throat and Lungs? II 50,
70 to Logan, List & Co.'s and get a bottle OIL
Of BosoHEE's GERMAN sYRuP. Ihis
medicine has lately been introduced
from Germany, and is selling on Us own
merits. The people are going wild over
its success, and druggists all over our
country arc writing us Of its wonderful
cures among their customers. IL you
wish TO try its superior virtue, get. a
Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Large size
bottle rs cents. Three doses will relieve
any case. Try 1t. eod&w
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COMMISSIONERS AppoISTED.-Gov. ia
cob yesterday appointed VIM. L. Hearn,
OF Ohio county, Commissioner on the
part Of West Virginia to discharge the
duties conferred BY an act passed March
], 1865, entitled IAN Act to incorporate
the Covington & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany," also by an Act passed February
20, 1867, entitled "An Act to provide for
the completion Of line or lines Of rail.
road from the waters Of the Chesapeake
to the Ohio river" and all acts amending
the Act aforesaid, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death OF James Burnley.
He also appointed A. Armstrong, Of
Taylor county, a like Commissioner on
the part Of West Virginia to Gil the va
cancy caused by the death OF Harrison
Hagans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-08

WE call attention to the advertisement
of Messrs. Culberson, Wiley & Co., toun'
ders whose works are located in Martins
Ferry, Ohio, This we'll established firm
il orepared to do all kinds Of foundry
work from the lightest to the heayiest'
Its reputation for good smooth work on
heavy castings is not excelled By any e..
tablishment in the country. The iales!
and most approved models in rolling mill
work are found among their patterns and
they are prepared to do any variety oil
work, either new, or in repair Of machine
nv now in use. With ample facilities Tor
he rpaid execution Of all orders, with
an efficient corps ofskilled workmen, and
the use Of the best material, the firm Is
able to guarantee satisfaction on all work
done by them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-08

REPORT OF CITY SERGEANr.-Thc City
Sergeant has prepared his report for the
month Of March, showing one hundred
and twenty.eight cases, and n number Of
rules. The fines assessed aggregated
S9l2, Of which only SlsS was paid, leav-
ing S724 to be worked out at the city pris'
on. The lookup fees for the month were
SAL 60. The following is list Of the
cases: drunkenness, 50; disorderly CON
duct, 80; vagrancy, 10; assault and bat
terry, s; prostitution, 2;lounging in Mar.
ket House, 8; violating hog ordinance, i
carrying a slungshot, /; resisting SER
geant, l; carrying off property, 2; selling
liquor without license, l; selling liquor
to minors, l; defacing property, l. The
fines collected during the month, as COM
pared with the amount assessed, are low.
er than ever known before in the history
OF the city,
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GERMAN FOURTH OF july CELEBRA-
TIoN.-Attention is called to the notice OF
the Central Committee for the celebra-
ton Of the One Hundredth Anniversary
OF the Declaration Of independence, which
appears in our advertising columns. The
cooperation Of the different societies is
invited for the execution Of the historical
part Of the programme, and Of the com.
mercial and manufacturing establish
ments Of the city for the industrial part
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcH.-From
notice given from the pulpit last Sabbath,
tho Rev. DR.. Fisher Of the First Prcsby.
terian Church, will deliver another Of
his series of sermons, with special refer
ence to the children and youth Of the
church and Sabbath school, on tomorrow
morning at lot o'clock-all are cordially
invited. The Sabbath schools in connec.
ton with the church are in a very pros
porous and encouraging condition.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE.-The
following deeds in fee transferring real
estate were yesterday admitted to record
at the office Of the Clerk OF the County
Deed made March Il, 1876, by sCbieski
Brady and wife to John L. Hobbs, toI
lots numbered 7 and in square q and
lois numbered II and L. in square y, in
Jos. Caldwell's addition to the city oil
Wheeling; 100.
Deed made by E, A. Hildrcth and wife
to Lucicn Malone, for thirty feet of the
east side OF lot No. 1G2 in the Seventh
Ward; 5000.
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T BR1peEpoRr IrEMs.-The auction room
of Junkins Brothers, Bridgeport was
crowded last evening with quick and eag,
ers bidder for the goods being offered lor
sale BY good old Quaker auctioneesr
from the rural districts. For the 0eneh!
Of The ladies we wish to remark that ne
Il handsome old fellow with n,VeEy
burnsideq, and a silvery tongue, and yea
verify he dwelleth not long in goods, anu
abideth but briefly. c-.t
The musical rehearsal at Benz. Sriii
fith's last evening by Captain .. DAVIS
class, who are to give a concert on next
Tuesday evening at the Presbyterian
Church, Of KirkWood, evinced some very
rood talent and training. Miss Ida Todd
FURNISHES the instrumental music, and
among the yocalists is the deep bass voice
Of The Doctor. A rare musical treat Is an
ticipated at the concert.
There Is rafting Of the dry bones
among the Bridgeport gamins since the
iast minstrel chow, and there was q rat,
Ting among the dry bones OF a different
character on last election day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-08

STRIKING ARoUMENTs.-A party OF in
dividuals on Thursday night went into q
Centre Wheeling saloon and inaugurated
a game OF eucEIre. Shortly q dispute
arose as to the manner Of dealing, when
one Of the party, who was also proprietor
Of the establishment, used some striking
arguments not according to Hoyle
Peace was finally restored. however, and
the game was proceeded with.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-08

DRoPPED HER SAToHEL.-A lady who
left street car near the Top Mill yes
terday afternoon forgot her satchel anG
left it lying upon the seat. A young man
in the car few moments afterwards at.
tempted to walk off with the satchel, but
was stopped by the conductor, who i'm.
mediately took charge Of it. As he was
making his return trip the conductor mel
the lady in search OF her satchel, which
he returned to her. The satchel contain.
ed $40 in money, and the lady was over,
ioyed upon recovering il.
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PEAsLEE AND TEN BRoEcK.-We see
that Messrs. Peaslee and Ten Brock,
who were here last summer and gave the
Esther entertainments, week or two
since gave BelshaEzar entertainments for
the benefit Of the Dorcas Society at Ron
dout and Kingston, New York, netting 10
the societies about FIVE hundred dollars
each. Pretty good Why cannot the
Children's Home OF this city "go' and do
likewise2n
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River News.

The river was falling last evening, with
10 feet inches in the channel.
The dry docks were taken to the yicinl'
ty Of the Top Mill on Thursday night BY
the steamer Iron Valley.
The Fearless passed down with tow
Of coal. ,,,:
The steamers ] ohm Dippold, Sam. Par
ker, Boaz and Nellie Speer passed updur-
ing the day with empty baFges.
The steamer Science left Marietta last
night for Wheeling. She will be painted
and put in good repair for the low water
The Express departed for Parkersburg
at noon. The Courier will be to-day's
packet.
last night, and will return this afternoon,
The Carrie Brooks will arrive from
Zanesville this evening, and leave Tor
Pittsburgh on Sunday morning.
The Salt Valley will pass up tonight,
en- route from Ironton 10 Pittsburgh.
The Ed. Hobbs is expected to arrive
from St. Louis tonight with tow Of
iron orc. She will make return trip in
4 few days.
The Iranite State passed down last
night, en- route for Portsmouth.
> The local packets james Recs, Abner
O'Neal and Star Of tho West are running
upon time as usual.
The Tempest arrived from New Mar
tinsyille last night.
IBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, April River, 0 feet
II inches and falling; weather, clear and
cool. Deparled-Grnnite State Tor Ports
mouth.
NASHVILLE, April 7.-River falling,
with 10 feet on the shoals. Departed
Exchange for Pittsburgh; Corlina for
Point Isabel.
LOUISVILLE, April Weather warm
and clear. 10 feet 6 inches in tho canal
Departed-Barnard for Wheeling; Etna
for St. Louis.
CINCINNATI, April . Arrived :
Emma Graham from Pittsburgh; ], D.
Parker from Memphis; Sandy No. 2 from
Evansville; Della from New Orleans
Departed-Andes for Wheeling. Weather
clear and mild.
New ORLEANS, April 7.-Arrived-
Horner and Smoky City and tow from
Pittsburgh; Fl. S. Turner from Cincinnati
Departed Smoky City for Pittsburgh
Rained all day.
CAIRO, April 7.-Arrived-T. Hillman
from Nashville; Capitol City from St
Louis; Geo. Lysle from Pittsburgh. De
parted-Grand Lake for New Orleans
Capitol City for Vicksburg; Geo. Lyslt
for New Orleans. River 46 feet4 inches
and falling. Weather pleasant.
LITTLE Rock, April 7.-River 81 fee
and falling. Weather clondy and cool
Arrived Belle Of Texas from Memphis
Departed-Belle Of Texas for Memphis
ST.. LOUIS, April 7.-Arrived-Mlary
Miller from Pittsburgh; Dolphin from The
upper Mississippi river; Bee from New
Orleans; Rob Roy from Keokuk. Depart
ed-Rob Roy for Keokuk; Arlington fol
Pittsburgh Belle OF Memphis for Mem
phis. Weather clear and warm. River
stationary.
EVANSVILLE, April River falling
with 800 feet in the channel. Weather
clear.
MEMrn1s, April 7.-Riyer rose 4 inch
now So feet. Weather cloudy and threat
ening. Arrived-Ruth from White riy-
er; Grand Tower from ST. Louis. De
parted-Helena for st. Louis; Scuddel
and Keystone for New Orleans; Shinkl,
and Marnelle for Cincinnati.
OMAHA. April 7.-River has fallen
inches in the last twenty.four hours, nov
0 feet,
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STONED ny BAD BoYs.-James Caney,
OF Centre Wheeling, reports that while he
was passing over the Main street bridge,
Thursday night he was stoned by par.
ty Of boys, in consequence Of which he
nov carries several bad cuts on his head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-08

NOTICE! Weayers, merchants and all
persons in want Of Carpet Chain. We
are now prepared TO sell in any quantity
the Improved Quaker City Carpet Chain
which we will guarantee full 5-ply notwith'
standing the reports Of others to the con-
trary, and which We will sell for 80 cents
per pound retail and % cents wholesale,
Remember we guarantee this Chain full
5-ply. Call and see it at
John RoEMER's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-08

QUARTERLY MEErINo.-The frst Quar-,
terly meeting for the present Conferences
year will be held at the Fourth Street NJ,
E. Church Tomorrow, when there will be
preaching at lOl A. NJ, and u P. NJ. In.
troductory services will be held this even.
ing at y o'clock, and on Monday evening
the usual love feast,
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New goods and carpet, at -, !,

pr1xpoLps BucHu Is still in the re-
NTH Of It's popularity: notwithstanding
,bs sb.ence Of DR.. Helmbold, the eele'
brs,ed medicine Is still manufactured a.
The laboratory at Philadelphia, and 4
sold by all respectable druggists. II y
warranted for all diseases Of the Kidney
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
feits Genuine has proprietors prlSai'
stamp. John F. Henry, New YORK, soi'
Agent. u"
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CAScELLED.-John Thompson,t the well
known comedian, was engaged by Man
ager Hamilton to play in the Opera
House tonight, but has not since been
heard from either through his agent or
otherwise. Its therefore evident that he
has for some reason cancelled his date"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-08

NEW RAILROAD ARRANdEMENB.-On
Sunday week the time tables on the B. 4
o. Road will be changed, and extra iacili'
ties and Accommodations introduced Tor the
summer and Centennial travel; Two ex'
ira trains, and perhaps three will run
each way. There will not be very mater
ial changes in the arrivals and depar-
lures Of the trains now running.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-08

TEAR drop, Granular Lids, Chronic Sore
Eyes Iritis, ConetiS, Dropping Lids, Ear
ache, Chronic Discharge from he Ear, and
all diseases Of the eye and ear treated sue
cessfully by Drs. Mcdowell and Brinton,
McLure House. See advertisement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-08

TnE hop market ia reported to be fer
menting high prices by regular jumps.
Hops were at standstill long enough,
and 1t will be gratifying news TO some to
know that they have at length toad the
proper market,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-08

REPun1cAx MAS AIEErNd.-The Re-
publieans Of this county will hold a mass
meeting at the Court House this afternoon
for the purpose Of selecting delegates TO
the State Convention at olSrksburg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-08

TRAIN boys on the Pennsylvania
Railroad now appear in uniform caps
with a red band. The remainder Of their
new clothes are expected shortly, until
which time they will continue to enyelop
themselves in their old dudS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-08

SoIRRE MUSICALE AT THE CoILEoEi-.
The pupils Of the Wheeling Female Col
lege last evening treated their friends to
delightful soiree musicale, which was
heartily enjoyed by the large audience
present. The exercises were both inter-
esting and entertaining, showing consid-
cradle talent on the part OF the fair per
formers. We do not feel disposed TO crit:
else such an excellent entertainment, and
therefore will simply giyethe programme
Of the evening, every part Of which was
well rendered. The following is the pro-
gramne:
Chorus Come with Pleasure St. cecelIa's Day...,...
Vocal Class
Mis- Virginia Whlte5ides.
Duet. InstFumentll-Les Danes do seville,
Ml,a haynes and Ida Frsw. t.ehubcrt.
Leap Year Sollcluy.
Miss Annie Turner.
CaIcade Of Roses-InSt.
Mis- Wheeler.
Fint Reading of the College heEs..,......,.,.'.'.
Mise Thoburn and JeiefS
Solo-Tho Hover Girl-SOng -..... ...... BcTignanL
Mis- Haynes.
Recltat0n-Betty aud l...........,
Mis- Bette Adams.
Pure n
Mis- Zoe Mcclure.
Readlng-Al men kguA
Miss Bertha Po.laek.
Duet-Qul VlVe GAlop .......... ..............,...
Mrs. Gamble and Mis- Haynes.
Recitatlon-WOman's Rights...
Mis- Laura W. Harden,
lo-Nlghtlngale'sT Till
| Mis- Woods
Dramatic IlendltIon-What HUM Did,. .........
Nils Ida Belle uAncher.
Feastoi HeTVey
Miss Bishop.
Duet, Vocal Growing the
Misses Wallace and Woods
Second Reading Of the COllese News..,,. .........
Misses Thoburn and JetitrS
............... paen
/ Nils Haynes.
RectatIon-Nind Your Own Business.
Mis- carrie Hubbard. .
! Miss Haynes.
Rectation-SundayM Morning.
Miss Capltola Marshall.
Chorut-Brd Of the EuEth..,. ...,....... Woodbury.
| Vocal Class.
We are glad to learn that under the
management Of Miss Taylor the institu
ton Is in nourishing condition. The
summer term Of the College will COM
mence on Tuesday next.
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Gold! Gold! Gold!
Gold! Gold! Gold!
Gold! Gold! Gold!

Recent CASH PURCHASES for less
than GOLD COST explains the mystery
why we are offering the following desl.
rabIe and fashionable DRESS GOODS
for less than (G0lD) COST to import.
We open this morning:
rs Ps. Spring PIaids at u l.2c, worth
25c.
IS Pc. "a Spring Cord Alpacas at
20 I.2c, worth 400.
rs Ps. "a Spring CoIors Brilliantlnes
at $50, worth 600.
IS Ps. Mohair Combination Plaids at
800, worth 62 I.2c.
20 Ps. OF the new Brocaded suitings at
ESQ, cheap at 81 l-2c.
10 Ps. Black Alpaca at Gold Value only
$40.
10 Ps. Magnificent Lustre, Bargain,
only this lot ct 300.
10 Ps. much finer, double warped and
faced. reduced to $50.
10 Ps. extra heavy and still finer tex
ture reduced 10 AZ lac.
10 Ps. the gem Of all, pure Brillian.
tine, al QUO, worm 700.
Including recent purchase Of
5Cases best Standard Prints at l.4c,
worth loo.
5 Bales "a Sea Island shcetlnu atsc,
worth l2c.
5 Cases soft finish Bleaohed Muslin at
SO, worth II l.2c.
Together with great Specially Of Ecru
Lace Ties, Cashmere Lace Ties, new En-.
broideries, White Goods and Linen Goods,
Kid Gloves, Hosiery and the like, all fresh
and newest designs out have just been
opened, to which we invite the special at.
tention OF all. The above having been Sc.
cured ut less than Gold value can never be
duplicated again at the prices offered.
/. BLUM s. BRO.
IIo4 MAIN STREET.
mr25
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CENTENNIAL Observation-Disclosures the
recent arrivals at the Centennial rooms
are some very good specimens Of sand.
stone and limestone for building pur.
poses. and specimen Of iron ore, all
from Taylor COUNTY.
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THE blue-birds were at 1t so early yes.
terday morning that they must have been
out all night and were Just getting home
when early people were getting up,
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DEcHARGED.-James Davis was before
Justice Hammer on Thursday evening,
upon charge Of stealing watch from
Henry Koehler. The examination re.
suited In his discharge.
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THE people living in the vicinity Of
the wharf are greatly annoyed at night
by the bleating Of the calves that have
been landed from the steamers.
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THE CouRTs.-CouSTY CouRT-Jud9s
ooaGraa.-court met pursuant to ad'
iournment, and disposed Of business asfol-
lows:
was reset 10 April u, and the witnesses
were ordered 10 attend on the 18th inst
A rule was iSsued against D. O'C. Quin.
Ian to appear April u.
The examination Of witnesses in the
case Of Mary A. Curren vs.. Thomas F.
Owens was continued, and occupied the
remainder Of the session,
US. DISTRICT CouRr-Judge Jackson.
The United States District Court con.
yened in the Custom House at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning, and transacted bust
ness us follows:
The following gentlemen were chosen a
grand Jury; Gideon D. Camden, Charles
Hedrick, Ferdinand A. Robinson, George
Eyster, A. G, F. Eberling, George R. Tin.
gle, Henry Seamon, VIM. Hare, John T
Lakin, J. B. Ford, G. P. Brown, John r
Miller, Frank Walters, q. B. Lukens
VIM. Martin, Thomas o Brien and Waldo
P. Golf.
In the case Of J. L. Phillips VS.. W. p
Campbell, in aSsumpsit, the Jury returned
verdict assessing the PLAINTIFF damages
ut $3.50 81, principal and interest TO date
In the case Of Knode vs.. Williamson
the death Of the plaintiff was suggested
and the case was revived in the name o
Esther Knode, administrative Of the
estate Of John E. Knode.
The case Of the United States vs. the
Exchange Bank Of this city, in detinue
(charge Of failing 10 stamp checks, wa
dismissed on motion Of the District At
torney.
The case Of same VS.. Peoples Bank o
this city, in detinue (same CHARGE, wa
also dismissed.
The case Of the Hughes River Oil Com
pany VS.. the Canandaigua Oil Company
was dismissed.
In the case of Charles Findlay VS.. r
E. Cross, in assumpsit, the death o
Charles Findlay, assignee, was suggested
and the case was revived in the name o
W. D. Gill, his successor rs such as
signec.
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PERSONS afflicted with blindness, re.
sulting from cataract, may have their
sight restored by calling on DIS. Nc
Dowell and Brinton, Mcclure House.
Sec advertisement,
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY. = Justice
Forbes yesterday Issued a warrant for the
arrest OF Edward Lally, who Is charged
with asssulting Lawrence Clark. Con-
stable Cooper has charge Of the warrant,