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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-24
NEW YORK's VIENNA BAkLRY.
How the Bread IL PREPARED and the Coffee IL
Mndc-The Six Greai Oven-.


Madc-The six Great Ovens.
MI. Louis Fleiscbman, who gained con-
siderable reputation at the Centennial Exposi
tion as a model baker, has opened a bakery and
cafe at Tenth street and Broadway. lie says he
intends to demonstrate the fact that Americans
can have good bread. His preparations speak
well for the carving out OF his assertion. On
the basement floor are six large Dutch ovens,
twelve feet each IN diameter. with a baking ca
pacity Of ten barrels OF -four each day. These
ovens, when once thoroughly heated. retain
suhcient warmth for baking pur poses for eight
cen hours On the same floor are immense
tie machines for cutting IL TO the proper size
" use nothing in making my bread" he said,
but the purest and whitest -four, milk mixed
with water and salt. 10 baking, the oval shape
bear on all parts Of the bread, 80 That acrisp
crust is alike on top, bottom aud sides" On
Tuesday next MIR. FIeischman will begin TO sup
ply families with tread
NOW, let me show you how prepare INV
coffee he said. 1--WE toast 1t according to the
general practice. tut IN grinding We use stones
Instead Of iron. The stones arc arranged IN the
same way as mill stones. Where ironis used IN
grinding the coffee II becomes heated. aud IN
this II ite robs the coffee OF ia aroma vale i'm
parting smack Of its own flavor The ground
coffee - placed on top II tight fitting finely
perforated piston head at the bottom Of large
cylinder. Boiling water is then poured upon II .
aud bv means OF a screw the piston II slowly
creates a vacuum At the bottom OF tn cylinder
winch the clear coffee rushes IN to MI throug h
the inunliessimdl holes In the piston head. in
this way we get pure. unadulterated coffee The
cream We use u all WHIPPED into lght. frOthV
state. There Is no reason for having anNt hing
adulterated when n II So easy to have IL pure.
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Old TRISIrY's cHRIsTmAs oIFTs
Providing fer the Poor ParI.hIsner- BY FIN.
ing heir Hn skef. With Entn hIe..

Within the porch Of old Trinity yester-
day were Assistant Minister Ogilby and Deacon
Robinson, saving kind words to the poor parish
toners whose baskets we're being 1lled b, portiv
Sexton Meurer. Some 81 those who passed IN
line were evidently men little pleased with the
necessity that compelled them into the line Of
charity; but women and children were more
numerous. AS each one felt his basket grow
heavy with turkey. fresh vegetables and hpur,
sugar and tea. and heard the kindly spoken
words, he expressed his pleasure, often with
tears In his eyes. Happily the line was not long
forvery many 81 the patlshioners being the jant-
tors OF buildings, aud having steady though
somewhat lesseued Incomes, can buy their own
Christmas dinners. aud help those that are relat-
90 to them and are less fortunately situated.
fiftN turkeys and many pounds VI other pro-
visions were distributed
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ALMOST 4 DUEL.
BROOKLYN Po'itician- and Gos.ips Laughing
ut n kent Avenue Ply -ician

BROOKLYN Politicians and Gossips Laughing
at kent Avenue Ply stefan.
The politicians and gossip vendors about
the Brooklyn public buildings have for few
DAYS been interested In q story Of a duel, said to
he pending between Col. Henry ". Connolly
lawyer and Republican politician, aud Dr.
Thomas A. Brady a Kent avenue physician
Brady was sitting In Dennis Buckey's Shades"
IN Franklin avenue, last Saturday evening
diuklug. Connolly entered, aud after brief
political discussion that was hot toward the
close. Connolly handed Brady bis card. and he
gan to explain that ten-year-old boy. tho son
OF a friend. had printed II on toy press. Brady,
who was deco in his cups, Rrandlloquently took
the card, saying that he was u gentleman and
knew what II meant, handing his own back at
The same time.
chose william Moriartv. navy ward ofi,e-
hqldeI, his second. Brady chose Richard New
ell. william tOrcotan was sent after a surgeon,
Hud the seconds tegan to arrange for he nsht.
every one under-tandiug the joke except
Brady. who regarded the matter with laugh
able seronsness. tunnollS's second desired To
20 on the JaInaira plank read. put one man at
ore mile poet and one at the other with Enfield
rnes' ana then do the bloody work. Brady
Thought the distance Was too far. Then Con-
molly proposed 70 stand on Coney Island
beach, white his antagonist sEod in tho
town Of Jamaica. Brady thought II was trining
with serious subject. Then Connolly ASSUME
inc anger. demanded pistols at once, reaching as
II for one Of bis own. aud proposed to 1ght at
ten PAGES IA the saloon ward. BRADY. IN much
excl ement got W from his seat went cluse to
connolly. threw his arms about him. and said
softly " Hal, don't want to XII YOU" Yes.
but want TO blow your head or" was the an
swer. Inen Connolly bxed upon A NJ. "a tue
hour OF lighting, ana "A neighboring yard the
place, and parted for the night from DIR. Brady.
ln the moan time tue surge On visitor returned
much dsmayed al tae reception he I'd received
from Drs. Chase, Aylnss, Hu,chius, and Quinn.
All Yn account Of written request that they
COrc0fan could not Interpret Some such duid
was taken by Brady. 60 that he was not aroused
until three o'clock the next day, long after the
hour appointed for the duel. The duelhsts met
IN friendship the same afternoon, but they
haven't been able to stop the talk about the
ITOIOseu enCOunter.
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Brother Gnrdper'- Christina, Programme

Brother Gardner was yesterday disrov-
cred gazing into the Windows of a Woodward
avenue toy store, with n grin rs large a. a sugar
bowl on his face, and he was asked If hr intrud-
ell 10 enact the part of Santa claus this year.
"Ob sartu sariiu," was the reply.
Aid what are YOU going Ia get p
We'll, ddrs the ole woman an To- children.
an fur de Las ten years Use had reg lar pro-
granny bout dis thri-mu~ business. DE ole
woman Eits two spouls II thread, an a bunch 81
har pins, de two girls gifts gum an peanut an de
boys glts mixed candy a. good lichiu FOR
1ghtin bout de- division oh il. Was Jess won
derin II | hadn't better give de ole woman dat
bronze hustue ~ Shakespeare Instead of dc hAr-
pins hut Use concluded To stick t. de pIo-
granny, same ~ hefoah.'
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The Stock and Gold Exchanges INDUCED In
the usual carnival Of fun, yesterday with, winch they
wont TO celebrate The day before holiday stald
aud serious brokers mght be go ns around blow
ug tin horns smashing hats and playing prauAs win
all the JUNCTION Of sch0olh0ys The dlscordant din
drowned ,he stcltofsu voice OF the chairman calling
stocks aud the cries u "lhre.ghts for'undred "
'uorsn'atnalf" ahd the nncs imposed were enough 10
huY out toy store. In the afternoon ltegalOn Of
stockhrokcrs Clncl on The GOA Exchange, and were
received WIN u shower q Four when covered them
from head To- foot. lucy ittircl NoNing vengeance,
ana scnt down io TIE Produce l. chang Tor barrel ~
ar, nUYcr $50 lulg,'.' When this Arriyrf, thty
Put GA linen dust,rn RuC moved ln SOLID ouWn TO me
rountt. 4le bat 10 ragged stNtrry for while aud
through the cloud, ~ -four tu1 movements OF ilr com,
bataus room became uhNr. ngulshalic. Tue gold
trusrft nhilN executed a lutNt melt Win WAftriug
TO-. go 'urnY. rau.,Nll,h Ioyrd s,,c'asiu. Inc
dc uSNd htlcA n.Dn 'hi llssY 0.d pasN retreat.
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SfLTING IHE TR.fCh>.


forrm"n Blnir al tue BcIt Rond Fined $3.50
bai Justice Duny ~nid.
The case of Michael Drummer. a lahorer,
against John Blair. track foreman. for cruelty to
animals In sailing the tracks ~ the Belt Line
Railroad, upon December IL, came up In the
Court Of Special sessions Yesterday before Jus
tees Morgan. Fsmmer aud Dury The Officers
~ the society for the Protection of Cruel
y to inimals testified that the laborers under
Baifs direction wete throwing sand and rurl,
salt between tho tracks IN Tenth avenue above
Iwenty-sxth street.. Drummer testihed that he
was ordered by Blair TO NIX tie sand and salt
and strsw II along the tracks The defence WINS
that Drummer had dsoheyed BARS orders
which were to salt only the curves. switches.
and crossings. the law permits President
Curtis OF the Belt Line testified that his unvary-
ny orders were that the law should be obeycd.
lie refused TO contribute 10 the fund for pre-
venting the plssage Of the act when II was be-
tore the Legislature.
Blair Was found guilty, and ordered 10 nav
fne OF 80. 1T Is only your age and venerable
appearance that saves YOU froni inpris onment,"
SAID Justice Dufy Notice was given Of an APP
peal 10 the supreme Court.
In the case Of Isaac Iopez against Michael
Brgnner for the same offence. Drummer pleaded
guilty and was nued Is. Two other cases re-
main ~ be tried.
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4usllIrss Nnlitts.

uh,isnsH,y raider upon the creipiiiy of the
ushuecunE nave Often euught to fuiat upon the nun.
nc nety adulierated eNcitans ident ca with or ns
Ruuu IS that commanding medicinal beverage aud
pceIlesr remedy Tor weakness indigestion, gravel.
gg ,s ana i th,ss9nstsm, Ipnl PnO WOLVES sIHkI
DAN AROMATIC stHNApr~ but the public vi afre
have become. IN the last quarter 0f century TOO
familiar with the genuine article TO re Imposed ON Ly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-24

BuNCE-JEwEIr,- In roughkeepsie y. v, on
wednesday. Dec. 20 b. the Rev. ! kluunuutl, ~. -.
Airsi C. Bnnee o. Rrookyn y 70 Grace Ba,ley
CURrIs-YOuNG.- On 1uursdsy. Dec. Il, az the
Church Of the Holy Communion, by the Rev. Dr. Law.
ter OF Martin Young.
nllLMAN- PElisONETTE.-At The residence Of the
brides parent. on Wcdur-day Dec. 90 10y tho Rev
Winslow W. sever Will :. llinan Of iiasilng- To In
~ youngest daughter OF Cyrus PeT.lnette Of this city
san ffanclsco Cal, pap,re please cOpY
NELsON-HALL.-UnM "Wednesday, Dec l3, by til,
Rev. Charles =. Deems, D u !. DE WIT Nr.un " ".
% Mary a. Hail. daughter OF John Z Hall all Of ihu
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Tue Accusation Made by Mrs. Berth la Her
Aute-Mortru, DepOsitIou.

Tue Accusation Made by Mrs. Berth la Her
Anie-Niortcm Deposition.
Mrs. Catherine Berth who was shot in the
neck by her husband Charles Berth ON the alter
noon Of the 10Th inst, made the following ante
mor,em deposition ~ Coroner Woltman yes
terday:
l. Catherine Berth desire q make the following cor
recions regarding the statement made on the 18th
inst. the DAY was wounded. My husband. Charles
htrIh ga not carry pistol a. all times nevet ew
HIN To have pistol As entered the hsckroou door
passed Hugo Berth. who was IN the room al the time
NV husband Charles was in the extension Al this time
A. entered ne room Hugo remarked, " Here she Is
now shoot her.
As passed by nv husband he pointed the pistol to.
ward me ~ 10 the act 10 shoOt NE became alarmed
nut mi hands over my eyes | heard the report u a
pistol and it pain as II something mad ht me. and
blood commenced to now from my mouth. Nyhusband
t'msrken, " did not mean to shoot you" | hereby
ctrulN that The statement made by me to-day t~atur
day D1e 30 IL correct N al particulars
Her
CAInERNE BERTH
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Arrivcd-SAruRDNY Dec %.
Royal -.
s. Regulate Doane Wilmington y &, DEC 10.
Ften Barnee. thcrfCmGn, savannah Dec ~
- Richmond, Kelly, Richmond AMI Norfolk.
Queenstown SIN.
y Geo Cromwell. Bacon, ~. Johns, N =, via Banfax.
- francOnia. bragg Portland
~ BenefactOr Jones' Wilmington n &. Dec TO-
irlg Excelsior, May or, bermuda.
Also the usual river nd coA.tylta vps.s.
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COLwELL.-O on Friday. Dee .. 1870. Charles "
Colwcll, aged 10 years.
the funeral VIII take place ON ne resiience ofh.
giandmOh her 20 istaN., sunday. hr s4thirs ~ &c
oclocS Relatives ana friends are rcspectuiy Inv teo
to attcnd.
ny SN.-On the s3d last. At nj, rcsdencc. come,
OF SIN e. aud 18th av. Of pneumonia James Flynn, IL
the Both year OF his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
IOiLOCK.-On Friday Dec. ~. Hugh \. Pollock
jr. son Of Hugh aud Narslrtt Pollock aged l. Year,
Relatives and friends are Invited 20 stend the neral
sunday, Dec. "A, at | o'r uck 4 Il
NANDERHOEF.- ON friday. Dee -. rhomis Van.
d'rhoef. IN the ssh ycsr - MS axe.
The relatives and fIcncs II ~ family arn invited
attend the funeral from - late fesidtice. rs Bedford
av., BROOKLYN, on sunday. Dec. u. ut : O'Clock
SOCIETY of TNyNsNN, Or toft MVfss NKnTR. Ihs
members OF the society Of Iaml ftQf r.f'd q,
attend the funeral vi ch. Iahirs Ni--', al -. re
r'-as tnurch. cIrntr ~ Henry anu Hut sts on
SUNDAY, thc "A Il nat. 80 ~ O'Clock \. NJ Bi or lrr OF
Ai'ttll rtHkLl. braun -1Ch, ~.
JotI q. STEytSs. secretary.
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Dycins md Cleaning. The Empire Dyene and
1lcaning Co can Tor aud deliver goods WOfs sW
passed by none Oi1cee. $40 Bruadwty 22d si i've
ON avi ner i'm ~; .s8 sh av ucar Sitn It, Ross
more Hotel. Broadway and va H.
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90 The fur that warns monarch warmed hears
NOw IL the winter Of our discomfort
M~dc glorious summer" by the fura OF KNON
go. . Shakespeare improved
Muns sleeh Robes. a large ana cheap assortment,
Fulton st., or under Fun Avenue Hotel
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MARINE fNTELLI1 ENCE.

MINIATURE ALN,NAc--fus nay.
sun rises : - sun ets... ~ Moon sets 10 N
nIuH wArER-rIns DAY
SANDY Hook. "a Gov Island : Is Hell Gate. 8 %
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use Porter's Bslsain Price. %. 80. and . cents
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Holiday goods at low prices scarfs, ties. muf-
ntr, gloves Cardigan JacSeis white, and draw
err, az !, JohutOn'r gao Hraud street qua ~ tIh
avenue, corner VI lNVuy -,1tntuevt
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DIIOREED.
DID

RUkNs.-ln the city OF New York. on n. eSi day OF
December, 1870 by the Hon. John H. Brady Jusicc Of
the supreme Court, l,eDeccl H. Burns from Lou. ".
Burns. Cause, adultery
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The revolver used had six chambers, aud the
trigger was very hard TO be pulled. Dir. Kramer.
OF g. Second avenue said that Mrs. Bettn was m
a very critical condition.
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Poneroy'r Tru--e- are nv FAT fhe best IN zee
Atk your physician. romcroy truss Co 5i6 broadway.
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ttO4.Aen, .l.. le teu,diDihY NaAof Naa. s.a - Aac
Ireland 10 10. lt4f
II yon are bilious take Cu'h" l, ,ea sU,d
10y GibEv PIP % 20 t.blt l"tn". t.. Dec.
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JEA -nb. IikI, p..ut -t g $40.
wv, "l,u SNut.. u.'it &c. 81 %. .AI Z"
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KENrUCKY CASH nIslEIG'1lON ,nNtANIs
TICKETS DRANINf, PRIZES .IffIAlD Is TX
CHANGE FOR IltkIIS
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GRAND CnRI>rWA- DI-rniu, ri0>.

1907 600 tiHulo. ftnplp. slnppb E'uu1n. slunNu
Z t,umO. h,d2u other. from q. 500 0 lwn ~
KENTUCKY STATE l>rllbI HOS
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ri T!,Ehls ~ e. IA vE'' ."' erAHrD.,. o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-09

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC
WoRKs.-Thc Board Of Public Work.
held meeting in the flee Of the Score
tary OF State on Monday evening. There
we're present at the meeting Gov. Jacob
School Superintendent Byrne, Auditor
Bennett and Treasurer Brady, Attorney
General Matthews not being in the city.
The report Of D. S. Thornburg, Super
intendent OF the Cumberland Road, fol
the month Of December, 1875, was laid
before the Board, and on motion approx
ed. On further motion the sum Of $500
was allowed the Superintendent to meet
his estimate OF expenses for the month oil
anuary, 1885,
The Treasurer having reported to the
Board that two checks drawn by the late
Treasurer, Capt. John S. Burdett, on the
Merchants Bank Of Charleston Zone
dated October 10, 1875, in favor OF John
f. Hall for So 40, and one dated DeCeH.'
Der so, 1875, in favor OF z. d. Ramsdell
for $S7 O9l had been returned TO him pro
tested for non-payment, the following re-
solution was adopted:
ReSolNd, That the Attorney General
be requested TO proceed at once 70
Charleston and examine into the condi'
ton Of the said Merchants Bank and then
report the result OF his investigation to
the Board with the view TO prompt
proceedings to protect the interest OF the
State in the premises.
Without transacting any further bust
ness the Board adjourned.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Valuable Vineyard Property

BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust made by Frederick
Rogers aud Montague Rogers, to the undersigned
Trustee, dated the stdAy Of March, 1856, and duly
recorded among the land records Of Ohio county
West Virginia, In Deed BOOk No. t9 page l. will
on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day Of February, 1876,
At the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio Coun'
ty, West Virginia. commencing at 10 O'Clock a. NJ
proceed TO sell TO the highest ami best bidder the
following described real estate, that Is TO MY:
"a paIt Of the farm sometimes called the Frazier
Farm, situated on Cnldwell'S Run, IN Ohio county,
West Virginia, and which parcel Of land Is bounded
~ follows, VIZ Beginning at n stone or oak stamp
nj or very near the Illus aud liclsumer corner, on
the cast line Of sad Frazier farm thence due north
thlrty-lwO poles TO a stone or stake thence south
eighty degrees west G. poles 10 u stake thence
south thlTty-Iwo poles 10 stake or Stonei thence
north 50 degrees cast 81 poles TO the beginning, con-
tanlug twelve acres and half, moro or less, with
all the privileges and aPpurenanccs thGrcunto he
longing. Being the saIuc property that was con-
Veycd IL the aid i. ROgers and NJ. Rogers by H.
Frazier and wife, by decd dated the lSt day oil
December, 1866"
TERMS on sALE-One-thIrd cash, tho balance In
two equal instruments ut six aud twelve months,
with Interest from day Of sale, with security TO DO
HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee.
WHEELING ", Va, Jan. II, 1877. jail
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They will probably resume operations
The steamer Ike Hammitt has
changed her colors. She has had her
chimneys painted black.
The Market Boy will resume her reg
lar trips to Pittsburgh this morning,
les Tbe John 70 N = L. Rhoads was due from
p;ttabnrOh last evening. A large lot OF
Glassware from the South Wheeling
Class works awaits her at the wharf.
The Granite State will pass up to-day
The Express is the regular ParKers-
burg packet to-day. ,..,. ..
The O'Neal keeps making her trips as
regular as clock-work. ~.
The Emma Graham, en- route from GIN
cinnati to Pittsburgh, was due c last nsn.;;
The Andes took on about 5000 kegs Oh
nails, a lot of glassware, wagons ana ms
cellancous freight, making very large
HE following named towboats are in
mort at Pittsburgh: Ny Choice, Sam
Miller, Joseph II. Bigley, Alice Brown
Lioness, Mary Ann, Boaz, Oakland, Pla,
mond, Grand Lake, John Dippold, tom
Rees No. 2, Tom Dodsworth, Whale, gam am
Parker, Resolute, Lion, Panther, Dick
Fulton No. 8, Ark, Sam Clark, Charley
Mcdonald, Baltic, Hercules, Maggie
Smith, Reindeer, Storm, Stella, Coal
Hill, Tom Rees, Warner and Wild Duck.
by Telegraph
prr1spuRou, February S.-RiyeF 10
feet 9 inches and rising. Weather cloudy
and mild. Departed-Duriee, Tor 81
Louis. Iy,
clear and springlike. Arriyed-Janes
Howard, from st. Louis. Departed
Lee, for Yicksburg; Charles Morgan, Tor
Cincinnati; City OF Quincy, for st. Louis;
ClScINNATT, February S.-River q
feet and falling. Weather foggy and
mild. Arriyed-Glasgow, from Evans
Vile. Departed Hudson, for Wheeling,
CAIRO, February s.-Arrived-Nint'
Shinkle, from Cincinnati; City Of Ches-
ter, from St. Louis. Departed-Shinkle
for Memphis. River Al feet inch aInEd
falling. Weather cloudy; mercury 50O.
MEMpH1s, February s.-River station
airy and within about inches OF the dan
ger line. Weather cloudy and warm.
Departed = Belle OF Texas, Arkansas
river; Augusta, White river Golden
Rule and Cons Millar, Cincinnati; scud-
der, St. Louis; Illinois, Vicksburg:
LITTLE Rock, February Sweater
warm and cloudy. River falling, with Q
feet Q inches in the channel. Departed
Fontenelle, Fort Smith; Rosa Mullen, Pine
Bluff.
LOUISVILLE, February s.-weather
wa:m. Departed n. P. schenck for
Cincinnati.
EVANSVILLE, February Cloudy and
mild; mercury A TO see. River 81 Clio
feet, falling. Down-Cherokee, Common
wealth, Tarascan. Up-Arkansas Belle,
]. D. Parker, Geo. Roberts, Red Cloud,
Dick johnson and Aggie. Business pretty
light.
LITTLE Rock, February S.-Limerick
Lee, colored, aged 40 years, laborer on
the Little Rock & Fort Scott Railroad,
was run over and killed at Argenta yes
tcrday.
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rnr CouRn.-UNlrrp srArrs pn.

TIE CouRN.-UMTED STATES d.
rRIcr CouRT-Judgs Jacksonville U. S.
District Court met yesterday morning at
10 o'clock, pursuant to adjournment.
In the case OF the United States against
twenty.nine barrels Of whisky, upon the
petition OF friedrich Laue, filed under
The act Of Congress Of March 3, 1897,
praying for aremision Of the forfeiture in
the above entitled cause, OF which notice
had been served upon F. N. Green, the
informer, the court certified the facts in
this cause 10 the Secretary Of the Treas
ury.
In the case Of the United States VS..
Andrew s. Robertson, upon an indict-
ment Of felony, on motion Of the District
Attorney the cause was remanded to the
next term and session OF said court TO be
held at Parkersburg.
In the case OF the United States va
Fillmore jenkins, the same order was
made Remaining the cause to Clarks'
burg.
The case OF the Ocean National Bank
OF New York vs. Geo. Hardmans ad,
ministrator and others was taken up and
was not concluded at the hour Of nd
journment.
Court adjourned to meet this morning
| at 0 o'clock.
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RonBEp OF S4OO.-Arr. John Horn, a
farmer who resides some six or eight
miles up the river, was on Monday night
robbed Of property valued at $500 by u
brother-in.law, who had for some time
been an inmate Of the family. The
brother-in.law alluded to, whose name
we have been unable to learn, secured
among other things two gold watches
silver watch, trunk, some clothing
and check for one hundred dollars on
Wheeling bank. He even took Mr.
Horns Sunday boots, leaving in their
stead an old pair ofhis own. Mr.. Horn
was in the city yesterday searching fol-
his ungrateful brother-in.law.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-09

REMEMBER Tns-Now is the time Of
the year for Pneumonia, Lung Fever,
Coughs, Colds, and fatal results Of predis.
position to Consumption and other
Throat and Lung Disease. Boschee's
German Syrup has been used in this
neighborhood Tor the past two or three
years without single failure to cure, II
you have not used this medicine yourself
go to your druggists and ask them Of It's
wonderful success among their customers.
Two doses will relieve the worst case, II
you have no faith in any medicines, just
buy a sample Bottle Of Boschee's German
Syrup for 10 cents and try II. Regular
size Bottle 70 cents. Don't neglect a cough
!" save 10 cents: LOGAN, LIST & Co.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-09

THE Irving Literary Society on Mon
day evening discussed the question
"Should Capital Punishment be abolish
edg" which was decided in favor Of the
affirmative. Charles Collins and John
Robinson spoke for the Affirmative, and
James Collins and James Weisbcrger for
the negative.