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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-09

PooR SCHENCK. He is even wounded
unto death in the house of his friends.
A Republican member of the House yes
terday slluded TO the English mission as
one "whose very name was scandal
OF course there was no scandal attached
to it before GRANTS administration and
ScHENCK's appointment. Yet ScHENCK
Is still Minister to the Court OF st. James.
and his friends Indignantly deny that he
/. ,o be- recalled.
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The adjourned meeting of the Demo
cratic Congressional caucus, when was
to have been held last night IN WASH
ington was postponed until Thursday,
owing to the sickness of Representative
Lamar. The question to be considered
was whether or not the specie resumption
act should be repealed.
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The trial of BAB is fairly opened. If
the prosecution prove half Of that which
they say they can prove, nothing, not
even General GRANTS testimony nor
burnt brandy, can save him from the
nruitentiarv.
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Minnesota and the Centennial
BInctN Hills

ST. PAUL, February S-Thc House to-
day, by vote OF 81 aye, to 10 nays, de-
feated the bill appropriating $4,000 to
the purpose of Centennial display.
The Senate passed bill lnstructing
the Senators and Representatives. In
Congress to favor such LEGISLATION as
will secure treaty by which the Black
Hills can be opened to settlement.
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IN THE nUNICIPAL Court OF
i Tn" Island Building Association.

The Island Building Association,
Vs.
August Oberdlck, Elizabeth Oberdick bis
wife, henry Hsyle, the 'ion nereisl
hank, and William II. Caldwell. Trustee.
IN CHASCEKY.
The undersigned, Com m issionsr OF sald
Court, hereby gives notice thst In Dursa-
anrs Of a decree made and entered In the
above entitled cause by said Court, on the
I'd day oi November, iGb, he VIII, NJ bis
offics, No. ~ Twelfth street, Ia the city 81
wheeling, West Virginia, on the Dth dsy
al February. iy76 com nmencing at bo'ciors
A. n. proceed " take, state and fspoNo
said Court , ,,
/ /. The amount of the several liens and
their respective prforfties aYainst the rsaI
eState named and described in the hill In
this cause. .,,. .
p Any other matter or tb Ing which the
aid Commissioner may deem pertinent,
orauy one In interest may require.
l. b. JORDAN,
CommIssIoney Of said Court.
Up. KoGyfs. Sol. for Complsinanu.
feb3 egt
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NO. lS9.

have ever used, so mild and certain in
effect and leaving the bowels In an eI-
cellent condition. II seems 70 me they
must take the place Of all other cathartic
pills and medicines.'
Lyon & Macomber, druggists, Vsrmil.
lion, d. T., say: 1--WE think they are
going 10 take like hot cakes - sooa -
people get acquainted with them and will
spoil the pill trade, rs those that have
used them like them much better than
large pills"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-09

NEW YORK knows how to get up big
fires. One there Yesterday destroyed
four million five hundred thousand dol
lars worth of property. 1t must haye
been a pretty good day for fires Chicago
will have to look to her laure!s.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-09
FOREIGN.
protc.tant church Mobbed.

CITY OF MEXICO, February IA
mob recently stoned Protestant
church in the plaza Of San Fernandino,
this city. The Protestants in Acapulco
are rapidly increasing in numbers since
the assassination OF Richardson.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-09
lanes Parton Marries his step-
Daughter.

BosToN. February s.-Quite sehsa-
tion was created in Newburyport over
the marriage of James Parton, the au-
thor. To his step-daug ghter, the same beng
forbidden by the statutes of the State.
The bridegroom learned his status the
morning after the wedding, and to pre-
vent further scandal left MS home IN
charge of his wife and took rooms for
himself at a boarding house. lie Will
annly to the Legislature for special
act sustaining the marriage.
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Marriage of anu. -. Senator.

WASHINGTON, February Senator
Christianey was married this morning 10
Miss Lille Lugerbeel lately clerk IN the
Treasury Department. Senator ferry
oiliciated as groomsman. Senator ChrlS,
tianey is. accordingto the Congressional
directory, nearly 6i years OF age, and
the bride is represented To be ~.
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Opening OF Par!iament-The Qneen's
Sneerh

LONDON, February S.-The Queen
opened Parliament soon after noon to-
day, but did not read her speech in per-
son. Her Majesty did not go in state,
and although the weather was dull and
cold, thousands Of people lined the streets
through which the queen and attendants
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Churches DecI ne Ia Associate win
PlymOutii.

BosToN, February s.-The Whitefeld
Church, at New Brighton, and the First
Church, of Strsttord, Connecticut de
clined the invitation to attend the Ply
mouth Church advisory council.
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Patent Cooling Boara.

WE HAVE ADDED To OUR UNDER
w taking Department the celebrated
Paint Cooling Board with Curtains, 1e..
OF which We have exclusive right, ana
which we furnish free Of charge.
WM. link a BON.
Furutturs H0oms,
North end Centre whesiipg Market.
lan7
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True Eli Against an Abort'ontst

MEMPHIS, February S.-The grand
Jury found a true bill against DR.. ID. ),
johnson charged with causing the death
Of Kate Mccormick IN an attempt 10 pro-
duce an abortion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-09

SfTAIE OF WHIT NIhesNsS. WIZ
In the Municipal Court of Wheeling;
Charles II. Collier. Administrator of walk
eT Hunter, deceas.d,
w..
Timothy J.. Mccartney, Noah y. Hunter
Charles W. Hunter, Henry &. Hunter
John W. Hunter, Frank i. Hunter, Gym
thia X Boggs and George W. BosFr her
husband, Sarah l.. Campbell and David
Campbell her husband, Nehemiah Dow
Charles Dew. George Dew, Minnie Dew
and Mary Hunter,
IN CIIhNLERY.
Take notice that the depositiops Of j.
Chambers Hsryey, Henry Z. Hunter,
Timothy T.. Mccartney and others, VIII be
taken at the Office of Caldv well a Caldwell,
attorneys at law, No. lql2 Chapline street,
in the city OF Wheeling, In the state of
West Virginia, on the 10Th day of march,
A. d., 1865, between the hours Of . O'Clock, /,
An and o'clock p. ~, 10 be read In evil
dence ia the above named cause ON behalf
of said mplainani. And II, from any
cause, the taking oi the said depo~itions
shall not be commenced, or being com !.
menccd. shall not be completed On mat
day, the taking Of the same shall BE- AL
iourncd fron time 10 time until the same
shall be completed.
CHARLES H. COLLIER,
Administrator of Walker Hunter. decd.
To John w. Hunter, Nehemiah Dew CbAs.
Dew, George Dew and Minnie Dew. non
resident defcndaDts.
CALDWELL a CALDWELL, sols iof com
nIsinant feb7-it-HJb
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1t'heeling Aegister.
Gold closed yesterday at 1925.

The loeather today SoiA be partly cloudy.
lrith southeast 10 northeast aoiRdS, rising
and possibly light rain.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-09

TIE Baltimore Gazette conidentislly
informs us that Miss KELLOGG isto be
married
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-09

In the Kentucky House yesterday q
resolution was adopted that the State
appoint five commissioners 10 ttPseSe., Il, u cas,
her resources at the Centennial Al u Cost
not exceeding $1,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-09

PHlLADELPHIA. February S.-Petro
lcum-Lower; refined l4i@l4sci crude
llIGllsc Fiour-Quiet; no demand
except for better grades; extra s. 25(ay
4 62i; Wisconsin and Minnesota family
s. 7jG 80; Pennsylvania Indiana and
Ohio 80 5Oa6 -; high grades 81 0O9
: 50. Rye -four 81 57t95 90. Wheat
In fair demand At full prices Pennsyl-
vania red 81 37Gl 80; amber 81 40
western red 81 O5Myl 20; white 81 ii(a,
So. Rye-83as sOc. Corn-Firm and
scarce; wanted; dry yellow 56ld59ci
mixed 5jld55lc; white G0fd,6lc. Oats
Steady; white 45G4sic; mixed Al @43ic.
isky-At 81 IL. Butter w estern
steady; choice firm; New York aud
Bradford county extra 34(dSjci do III sts
2S(G.3Ic; western extra 27(6, 2Sc; rolls
western extra 53G25c; do frsts l6Cg 2lc.
Cheese-FirrB; fine grades OF New York
fancy l2ic; PRIME l2tGl23c; western
fine l2sGl3c. Eggs-Prices firm and
demand limited Pennsylyania4 New
jersey and Delaware fresh 2OG2lc; west
ern 20c.
C1xc1yxAr1, February s.-Cotton-
Steady at I2ic. Flour-Nominally IN
changed. Wheat-Quiet al 81 2j(Gl 30
Corn-Dull st 4Ol0,43c. Oats-Steady al
3sG45c. Rye-Quiet and firm. Barley
Quiet; No. 2 spnng 81 l0Gl Is. Pork
Quiet and steady al S2l 80 spot. Lard
Steady; steam sl2 l5CG Y rs kettle II
Gl3tc. Bulk Meats-Quiei 81 oCglOi
allie. Bscon-Steady at e!fd9!Gsl2fs
! i2ta,l2te. Whisky-Stesdy and N mod
crate demand At 81 OG-
hogs-Stesdy; common 70 good ligh
s. G0ld,7 50; fair 70 good packing s. 4
/ (G,7 81.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-09
HOUSE.

The Speaker called on the committees
for reports on pubic matters.
Mr.. Lawrence. from the Judiciary
Committee, reported back the bill author
iZing action in cases cf death resulting
from wrong gtu acts, neglect or default, IN
the District of Columbia, provided the
amount TO be recovered should not cx-
ceed $1,000.
Mr.. Townsend, of Pennsylvania,
moved to amend it by substituting $40 :
000 Agreed to.
Nj. Lawrence moved to amend it by
inserting a section providing that no per-
sonal action or right Of action shall ter
inmate or abate by the death of either
party. whether such right of action be
authorized By this act o. otherwise.
Agreed to. The bill rs amended then
passed.
The bill concerning cases in bank
ruptcv commenced IN the Supreme
Courts of the several territories prior TO
the 22d of June, 1874, and now unde-
termined therein, WAS passed.
Also the bill to repeal the aEkruptcy
act.
The first section OF this bill rcpca!s the
bankruptcy act of the Dist of March,
1867. and all laws or parts OF laws amend
atory thereto and Supplemental! thereto.
The second section provides that AL SUITS
and proceeding now pending IN the
United States Courts wherein an adjudl
cation in bankruptcy has been made,
shall be proceeded with, and be governed
bv the provisions of exi>IIng laws, which
are continued in force only for the pur-
pose of closing up the suits and proceed
ings now pending.
The act is to take effect from and atte r
the lst of January, 1917.
Tne Bankruptcy bill after some dis
cussion passed yeas l7O nays l5s.
| After the passage of the bill 1t was
| discovered that there was an error IN Its
recital. The date OF the original bill
/ being given as the second week. To this
Mr.. Westske and Mr. Lynde asked
unanimous consent to have it corrected,
! but Mr.. kasson objected, remarking that
the bill placed the whole creditor ciss;
of the country in power OF the debtor
class. The bill therefore goes 10 the
. Senate Win IUat IlHptIItCtlp1 III -.
The House then went into Committee
Of the Whole, Mr.. Hoskins, Of New
York, in the chair, on the
ConsuIaran Diplomatic Appropria
ton Bill,
and was addressed by Mr.. Darrall, who
commenced MS remarks by repelling th'
statement made some days ago by Mr.
Singleton, TO the effect that the Treasury
was exhausted. No member, he said, haC
right to make such statement auC
send il TO the world. While the fnan
c.al matters of the country might not b
precisely in the condition they should be
sull it WAS a matter Of pride an
satisfaction that after passing th-ougl
q war of such magnitude. There Was II
the treasury a. the commencement o
this Congress 25,0O0.OO0 wherewith :
respond to the demands that might b
made. There WAS n time, however, wheI
thi. government hsd exhausted It's treas
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-09
centennial EGucntiona! CoEi;nittee
Dl sSii4J.

CoLUMHus, O, February S.-The State
Centrluia Educa'in~"l Committee met
here to-day and auup.cd ii resolution re-
questing the State Centennial Managers
to make an appropriation of $1,000 to
erect three sample school buildings upon
the Centennial grounds, provided the
other States will contribute an additional
amount sufficient to erect said buildings.
Improved Order of Red Men.
Returns of votes cast for officers of the
Great Council Of Improved Order of Red
Men of OHIO, were canvassed in this city
to-day. and the election was found to
have resulted ~ follows: Great Sachcm,
W. X. Hazlitt. Of Ipuesville; Senior Sag
amore. j. w. Undcrhill OF Van Vert;
Junior Sagamore, +. +. Peckinpaugh,
of Wooster; Chrel of Records, Louis >.
Larosc. of Dayton; Keeper OF Wam-
pun, G.. a. Peters, OF Cincinnati; Great
Prophet, Chas. Coates, of Cincinnati;
Representative, Joseph Dowdall, OF 20.
lumbus. These officers will be Installed
,d Steubcnyil,c, Nav 10th.
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Wy VA. STENCIL AND SEAL WORKS
JOHN II. zEvERLY. Prepv.
STAMPS. SEALS. CHECKS, INKS,
c,rArg OP WEST VIRGINIA, CITY

Steel Alphabets aud Figures on bani ant
made "a order. No. 1871 Mar<et street, be
low Postof1ee, Wheeling, W. Va ys
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NE w
SpringGoods
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED

| Case New York Mills Muslins,
| Case Fruit Of the Loom Bleacbed
Muslin,
| Case Pride Of the West Muslin,
| Case Art BIeached Muslin,
| Case lonsdale do.
20 Pieces BIeached & Brown Table
0amask-- cheap.
ga & l0-4 BIeach'd Sheetmgs Of
the best makes.
I Case Large White Quilts, IS each.
8 Cases Dark Madder Prints, 6 lac.
Two cases Cochico Gambrics and
Shirting Prints.
Ten Ps. BI'k Cashmere finished stths
nt very tow prices.
20 Ps. BI'k silk Punished mehaips.
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He Aided the COnspiratOrs

In their work, and received money directly
from Joyce, who mailed it to him. Bah
cock and Avery were the two men at
Washington who kept the ring posted.
Even after the indictment of Gen. John
Mcdonald, Babcock, 1t would be proved,
was in secret correspondence with him.
The evidence of Col. Dyer would, in
measure be circumstantial, but there
would not be link missing in the
nhnin
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y distilIsr, was called to the stand. he
gave the history OF his connection WIN WIN
the ring, explained how he made eroGkca
whisky, &c, &c, all of which had been
stated numerous times before during
the examination of this witness.
The defense objected to all the ques-
tions put directly relevant.to the indIct-
ment against the defendant. but Judge
Dillon ruled that testimony to establish
the existence of conspiracy might De
given, and the witness gave toleraoiy
full account of the ring and its operations.
Fitzroy was then recalled, and Col.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

III the House to-day Mr.. BANKS Qnd, Mass
introduced BIZ TO extend the scope and efficiency OF the
h"mestead law. lie said that he introduced il al the
request OF very large number OF people in different
states mechanics, miners and manufacturers.
Hf COX Dem, n. " presented the joint resolutions
VI 'he New York Legislature to imnigration also
memorial Of soldiers OF 1879; also, petition and bill
V Tue Board OF Trade 0f New York. hxIng the rate OF
Postage on certain mail matter.
lbe sfEAkER laid before tie House a communication
vh The SeTgeantatAms, with the decision of the Chief
Suuce OF The District OF Columbia dischafging from
sstouy Halrt knbsurn, the rceuslnt witness Referred
" lheJ dietary Committee.
at, .n notion Of Mr.. LORD (Dem ~ " permission was
sWen 70 the Managers Of Impeachment 10 examine as
nv SIS On the trial any members OF the House.
aue mouse then pr cceded 10 vote the various
Nn eats 10 the Legislative Appropriation bill. All
SsS amendments ON Which separate vote was not
s. were agreed 20 in bulk. The increase OF cOmpen-
s o. territorial Judges from 81 500 TO 50 0O0 was
~~saseo-ieaS, 80, Nays, 1l9. The appropriation OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-29

ALBANY, April 2s.-ln The Court 81 Appeals,
Friday. Aurl -. 1870 .., .- Co.
D...ts 4gn,a iorn crt"r rcvcr,od 10 COSTS srear'
AT Mathews N, tlpH granted 'u Payment oi 40 c.7ts
CI-uy 81. rail- tId- tbs count -o a. o. -lIrl - 10
tr COSTS o. ftforfr incurred u i- court ann IN
IL, court below be- subject 10 tc dueu' ~ "c ouni.'ns
uufl oAfi h. tItt Court toiitt i-l"it
fo4rl ludsilsat shrurl Win COSTS
Nuui, ast tlsiD.I 90 To- Morgan a.i Nnis~t t"f' e
c...fI IUr frate- eIs Bans HcitirYf tt"1 ar.
I4s.ins. lc, I.ir'.d Jldugnt i,.e.s-G dui No." ~
,f4nf costs 10 ulac rytlt watson asst trcuuan. ana
Mutual Ia. INSURANCE company ast au in ili" insurance
tp.ifaut. ApIcll- uf t,tA IHttica dismissed Ni COSTS
Bnsr1.c as. Ata.. Appel dismissed VIII ecs,s' laul'
NutftrI,lt. tTiUr aarrt Huh 'u.. Itlsnn at
auie, iluchkrs ag Plat anu fcoilc eN Fc Nhi'e asi
BaIIuuEir. ..a., ,,-.
In o.tt NJ Appeals. FRIDAY, Apfii q. 1876:
bB- Ba ifIr Nlliwa AR ur4 ty T. g. citaEue
Tor appellant George q. Bradley iot MONT o.,
7-oeirty Az. Mos ARGUED hy Joseph X lihdcrs
John A. Godfrey tur appellant "1d - N.dh fueitoh
TcsHuulrut
40 Bell sgf. Utrtsou.ENchlused Tor 40 % on the
da, Clc4t4r and s.uuif r,..
iy ,. Mcclure Tor respondent
NO lJj-Iho NlaeaIa Fails Suspension Bridge COMPANY
al B4,hmau-Argutd by \. Perry tor appellant H. y On
uth or respondent
SO lG--Irr National Rank of whurch agt SMlth-Sub-
miti,d Ton appellant - hand Tor slNnutut.
Proclamation made ami tAe Court TOOK recess 10 Mon
~. Nsg p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-29
ASSEMBLY.

Mr. MOVES reported bill amending the charter Of the
village ol Ncw-BTghtOn.
Mr. HoGrBooM from the Committee on ApportioDmcnt.
repor ed ia writing and by bill lie stated that The Com
mittce hal adoptei resolution allowing minority or
Its members 10 make report.
Mr. smEENAs stated that with the permiss on OF the
House the minority woud present report duiiiS inc
On motion of Mr.. HoGEBooM both reports were made
special order for Monday, Immediately aicf Tie read
Tie following bills were passed:
Providing Steam ears on Atlanticave., Brooklyn
Iho senate amendments To the Scamens Fund ani Re-
treat D providing FOR the sale OF tho premises con-
nected herewith were ccncuIred IN. ,
The Senate amendments To the Generh Supervisors Dill
Re.pcotns the powers Of the Canal Board and the adj
To proinote Tie efficiency Of the schools by
retirn teachers, after 80 years service, ON pension
Ihe House reassembled at $3.50, when the following
10 authorize rairoad corporations organized In other
States take and hold property In this STATE THIS bill
Loss by vote Of 81 o. 40, not majority OF The
Housp A motion TO reconsider was tabled.
lie Senate resolution directing the Commissioners ON
Emigration TO secure relief from Congress adopted to-
day, announced, and Mr. OGDEN asked consent TO
consider IL at once, which granted
Mr.. said lac could not how TINS Legislature
could direct tate officers 70 take action IN securing legs
laton from Congress this other subject.
Mr.. SLOAN thought no harm would rcsut from uelay,
and he therefore moved 10 lay the resolution the Ia
Bile, which motion prevailed
The following bill was passed:
canals II the stale ana report upon the disposition Oh
the same
The House reasscmblod at 7:3o p. IN.
Mr.. MAYNARD from minority Of the Committee on
Airport comment, reported bills to organize Senate Dis
tricts and to apporton members of the Assembly.
Mr.. q. j. Posi-, from the Conference Committee on tho
Elmra Reforinatory bill. reported agreement 10
recommend that the Assembly recede from its amend
ment adding oil Frank ii. Atkinson 10 tie list
OF managers The House agreed to the report and the
bill was ilnally passed.
passed IL authorizes the Controller OF NewYOrk TO
sss the stock necessary to complete the Improvements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-29

Sigi.mund Bolts appeared yesterday before
Chc.-Justcr DAILY tn Common Pleas, special Icfn' to
ar-wcr charge thar De- bad prepared false SET ~
papers 10 supplementary proce'din against the defend
ant IN the .ut II Max Muller against Charles Miller
Nh Bolts lad been tie attorney for tie defendant ~ tue
suit aud there had been b)Ha Gdc proceedings supple
mcutary to execution in the suit which came TO nothing
al. the defendant had no property. few days the
defendant wa. served with new set ~ papers ana
called on % come again referee iu the former
proceeding. lie stated yesterday that when he came
before the referee be foaud no but Bots tncte,
and Nothing was done. Tho rfinif'- attorney stated
tat he never autior ret renewal Of the lro'r'une-
Judge J. +. DAILY, whose nam appeared to We rsrd Ia
inc order, Gtuics that he signed ID. W. G. liiDucf,
whore name Is att chrd notary 10 tie ahdtNlt on
which the proceeding puruOIfs a. have been granted de
nice that he ned IT, lie craect 10 be notary some
month. .u The nilne up Of the affidavit he be
hc,td, ma Botto', handwriting
NJ Bolts WAS inclined 10 treat The matter a. n
tfiflr ana declined 10 the Witnesses VINO
were examined ChirfJusUcc Day told Inn ihat u WIS
Sey scIiDs matter. involving perhaps his Indictment
Mr. Bot then stated thai tie witnesses ere mistaken!
m a. Ell leave before Ec mad" his hilit nen 10 consult
with counsel Judge DAY. gave han III tIs morning 10
so.
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TRANSACTIONS IN FORGED BONDS.

The second trial of the suit of the Govern
mcnt against Jay Cooke co. and seven banking houses
of this city, growing ont of transactions IN large mum
Der OF forged seycnthiriy bonds which were bought b.
these firms and redeemed by The Government was con
cuded Yesterday In the United States District Court la
m. first trial Of the case the Government gained
is suit The cass was taken To the Circuit Court, and
me decision Of the District Court was affirmed. An
M. euI va. had Ia TIE supreme Court al tie United
St. hich on teclu cal grounds. set aside The verdict
of the lower court On The new tIia which was con
cuded Yesterday before Judge baichford' verdict was
reu,fcd ak the Government aud tire claims against tnc
def ndsuts' appurt .Oncd follows: Jay cooke et all
$1,000 10 Genital National bank, Sj,2os 30; - i'
la en- sjj4s 40; Peter NJ. Myers, $500 60; W. Il.
Vruiye 1888 10; VIM. l.. Bun, Sl,O22 20; j.
Brewster - J23 20 II. 4. Caesar IT,, Ss'@J Dislet-
Attorney Bliss api cacd iOF the pONeIhmeht' ana 1oi
l.. BuIIil for the defendants