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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-12-21

their disgust, but desire to utter a
universal wish that peace, happiness
and prosperity may attend them
through life. / now offer the resolu-
tions, the honor and pleasure of do
ing which has been entrusted TO me,
an act Of confidence, however, poorly
executed on my part, appreciate
and shall ever remember.
RESOLUTIONS.
At meeting of the members of
the Mason county Bar, held at the of
fee of W. II. Tomlinson, in the Court
House, on Monday, December 18th,
1876, to manifest expression regret
ting the retirement of Hon. b. j.
Redmond, President of the County
Court, from office, ". IL, Tomlinson
was called to the Chair, and Joseph
Ii. Holloway, appointed Secretary,
John L. Timms, Vim. R. Gum and
j. b. Manager appointed Committee
on resolutions, who shortly returned
with the following preamble and res
olutions, which were unanimously
adopted;
WHEREAS, B. j. Redmond, Esq.
President of the County Court OF Ma
son County, is about to retire from
office, and
WHEREAS, During the four years
Of his administration, the members
of the Bar have recognized in him
those eminent qualit sdf head and
heart, that character the true gem
tleman, and
WHEREAS, Fhe MEMBERS Of the
Mason County Bar desire to extend
to him u manifestation of their re.
gard for the courtesies they have re-
ceiycd at his hands during his term
Of office, and to recognize his fair
ness and impartiality in the dis
charge of his official duties, it is
therefore, ResO'rel,
l. That we, as members Of the
Bar, extend him our sincere thanks
for the courteSies we have received
from him, and we desire to give him
our assurance on his retirement from
office, that he carries with him our
kindest wishes, that hisdays may be
long and prosperous in the land, and
that in his retirement to the farm,
and the pillow, from which he was
brought, like Cincinnatus Of old, to
assume the arduous and delicate
functions of his Office, he takes with
him our fondest hopes for his future
welfare.
2. That a copy of these resolutions
be spread upon the records of this
Court, and that a copy of the same
be furnished the Mason County pa
pers for publication, and copy Of
the same be furnished our retiring
President, signed by the Secretary
and President.
w. II. T0MLINSON, Pres't.
JOSEPH H. HOLLOWAY, Sec'y,
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The Weekly Register.
LOCAL MATTERS.

OUR AaENr-D. W. Maupin, Esq,
i. an authorized agent for this paper,
with full power to make collections,
receive subscriptions, and to con
tract for advertising His contracts
and receipts will be recognized and
binding, in all cases connected with
tho business Of this office,
Gro. W. TPPETr, Proprietor.
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MANY CITIZENS.

Our young friend, Harlan L. Wha'
ley, qualified and gave bond of 81
COO, as Constable of Lewis District
in the place of Vim. Chambers who
failed to qualify in the time prescrib
ed by law. We congratulate Harlan
upon his appointment. He will
make Il good officer.
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The latest Register is on sale at the
Point Pleasant Book Store.

CnRIsTMAs.-The Christmas Holt
day is approaching From time i'm
memorial, it has been the custom of
the newspaper press to observe these
holidays by Il cessation from work.
The Register hands desiring to have
rest from the years constant labor
have decided by an unanimous vote
not to issue paper from this office
next week, therefore our next paper
will be issued January 4th, 1877.
An extra will be issued from this of.
fee to cover legal and other publica-
tions, on the 2Sth Of December The
editor will be found at the.oflice from
0 a. NJ. to 8 P. NJ each day during
the holidays, to receive all moneys
from his patrons who desire to pay
their bills and start Alright for the
New Year. Any orders for job work
viii aisU be attended TO. In conclu-
sion, We wish all our patrons, friends,
and enemies "a Merry Christmas"
and "a Happy New Year"
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ENrERrMNMENTs,-The indica-
tions are that the Point Pleasant pub.
licwill lack nothing in the way Of
amuscmcnts and other entertain
mcnts during the coming holiday
week. Next Friday night the young
men who are yet in their teens"
will give Il grand ball at tho Kline
House, to which they have invited
many Of our oldor citizens, Other
sources Of fun aud pleasure aroon the
programme.
H.HHa.a==..-a.s#.Ha.H
The incest lot Of Christmas goods
IN town isto be found at Van Matrc's
b1ok store, Cnll and SEQ them,
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We have just received very nice
assortment of Type for jobbing pur-
poses; bring on your work and we'll
guarantee satisfaction.
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School ExAmNA1os.-Last Fri.
day afternoon we attended the ex.
animation by the Principal, of the
scholars in Room B, Miss Lille
knight, Teacher We were well
pleased with the exhibition of the
children in their various studio.
and the promptness and self.conG-
dence in which they answered the
many difficult questions propounded
to them by by their Principal. The
Professor congratulated Miss Lille
upon the advancement and decorum
of her scholars.
Next Friday is examination day
in Room A, Miss Lide Waggener, and
from what we hear of her school, we
are satisfied her scholars will show
that she has done her whole duty by
them. We trust the friends and pat
rons of the school will make it n
point to attend this examination.
W. j. Johnson, of the Wheeling
Register has been awarded the con.
tract for doing the public printing of
this State for two years, He is a
thorough and competent man for the
work, and we congratulate him on
his good fortune, although we believe
he has got the work down to very
low figure. But We suppose he UNI.
derstands his business, and will make
some money out Of his contract We
hope so, at least.
In another part of this paper will
be found the prospectus of the Wheel
ing Register for 1877. The Registeris
the leading democratic paper Of West
Virginia, containing the fullest and
latest news by telegraph. Its editor
ials are varied and spicy, treating Of
matters of interest to the people Of
West Virginia. We say to all who
desire a daily or weekly democratic
journal from the capitol they could
not do better than to send for it.
QUALrFIED.-At the first day Of
this term of the County Court, the
following gentlemen qualified as
Deputies under Sheriff Stevenson,
viz: Col. J. p. R. B. Smith, Jerry
Jcwett, Henry Fry and John R. Dab.
ncy. These are all good men, and
the interests of Mason County and
the State will he safe in their hands.
VIcE's FLORAL GUGDE.-Wc have
received from the Publisher, James
Wick, Esq, his illustrated "Flowcr
and Vegetable Garden" il comprises
80 pages, 800 illustrations, with de-
scriptions of thousands of the best
flowers and vegetables in the world,
and the way to grow them, all this
can be had for fftycents. The Guide
is priutcd in both English and Ger
man. Published quarterly. Adj
dress james Vick, Rochester, New
York.
We will have on hand in a few
days lot of New Year call cards, of
handsome design, which We will
print at 500 per pack. of %. These
cards cost so cents per pack, and We
charge so cents for printing name on
them. Call and see them. They are
just what our young people ought to
have.
We fad the following town ticket
in the Monitor of Friday; and which
we have been requested to publish;
"MR. EDlroR-Wc would suggest
the following as Il genuine Reform
ticket. for Mayor and Councilman at
our coming election. They are gent
icmen who know the wants of our
I . 1 L 4
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John Hodgson, Esq, for long time
editor and proprietor of the Inquirer
at Parkersburg, died in Philadelphia
last week at an advanced age.
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There has been another addition
to the Democratic vote of Arbucklc
District. civilian Ayers took up
his residence in this county on the
Sth inst, and is now stopping with
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. A, Long, where he
expects to remain until he becomes
n legal voter.
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A correspondent of the Hunting
ton .Adrcrt iscr tells how the course of
Justice was recently interfcred with
in Wyoming county ave are hav-
ing quiet times now, but peace was
greatly disturbed the other day at a
big trial on Laurel Fork, which
caused great excitement; the Squire
came to decide the matter, but the
witnesses from both parties proved
too much for him, and the affair end
ed in free fight. A bread tray was
split over the head of one man, by n
woman; brooms, tongS, sticks and
chairs were used, and those who
couldn't got anything else went at it
with fstcufs.
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RIVER NEws.-The Virgie Lee
came out of the Kanawha Saturday,
and laid here all night, and our boys
and girls gathered in and had very
pleasant dance on her. She left Sun
day morning for Cincinnati.
Navigation is still interrupted on
both rivers by ice; once in a while a
boat has the nerve to facc the dan
ger, and makes trip.
The breaking up of the ice in the
Ohio river, last week, in the neigh
horhood of Cincinnati, did consider
able damage to the coal fleet lying
there. AT other points along the
river, several steamboats, have been
roughly handled by the ice gorges.
The virgie Lee got as far as Hunt
ington, and the ice being so heavy,
she returned Monday might Ia Kama
whs, whore she has gone into winter
quarters,
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The Entertainment and Supper
given at the Kline House last Friday
night under the auspices of the ladies
of the old Presbyterian church was
well patronized, and we learn it was
Il grand financial success.
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The following Is the proceedings
of the Bar Meeting, held last Monday
night, including the speech Of James
B. Mcnager, Esq, in presenting them
to the Court on Tuesday afternoon,
Mr.. Menagor spoke as.follows:
NayH p'caSe the Court:
At II meeting of the members of the
Mason County Bar on last evening, Il
series Of resolutions, which | hold in
my hand, were proposed and adopted
by them for the purpose and intcn-
ton of expressing their esteem and
high regard for the individual and
official conduct of the gentlemen, Mr.
Redmond, who has presided over the
deliberations Of this tribunal for some
time, and our worthy and efficient
Prosecuting Attorney, Mr.D. W. Polls
ley.
-Four years ago these gentlemen
were called by the sutl'rages of a free
and intelligent people to discharge
grave and responsible duties. And
though young in years, and without
that varied experience which best
qualities man for so much of labor,
responsibility and thought, yet the
very beginning of their career gave
earnest of the success, which ultima
tely so gloriously crowned it in the
determination and zeal, though so
quiet and unobtrusive, by which
they were ever distinguished. 1t
was the manifestation and indulgence
of such a spirit, ever open, free, frank,
genial and courteous that has Justly
won the admiration, respect and con-
fdencc of the members of the Bar,
who have been associated with them
in the trial of complicated cases
where human life and human liber-
ty were trembling in the balance,
and has given rise to laudablo de-
sire to spread these testimonials
thereof upon the records of our coun.
ty a.. ,
We know that good deeds and kind
acts IRE not alone porpctuatcn in
this manner, but they are written
in more unfading and impcrishable
characters when engraven in the
harmonious remembrance OF men.
The time has not come, however
and we hope it may be far distant
when we will be required to substi.
tute even tho"stately pillar or storicd
urn" for the living, animating and
encouraging presence of our friends,
| We will not attempt to sing their
praises in continued and measured
strains, for we would not awaken
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-12-21

RonDED.-on Wednesday night of
last week, burglars entered the resi-
dencc of Mr.. John Grover, City Ser.
gcant, who lives on Wand street,
near the graveyard, and stole all his
tax tickets, receipts, bonds, and also
about 5000 in money. The pocket
books and his pants were found in
the graveyard next day by some
. boys who were passing through there
on their way to the ice. a portion
Of the tickets were also found. No
clue has as yet been discovered,
which would lead to the detection of
the scoundrcls.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-12-21

The corporation election VIII be
held on the first Thursday in Janua-
ry, Chat being the 4th day. as will
be seen by reference to our adyertis-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-12-21

Bar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on the
Retirement Of Hon. II. j. Red
mOnd from the Presidency Of
Tie County Court, and on the
Retirement Of -. ". Pelslcy.
Prosecuting AitOrncy-A High
Tribute 10 Honorable, Worthy
and Efficient Officers.
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One ounce Of cream tartar Dissolved
in pint of boiling water, to be
drank, when cold, at short intervals,
is said to be a preventative as well
rs Il cure for smallpox.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-12-21

County Court commenced its SEES,
sion in this place on Monday morn
ing, with 0. II, P. Van Matre as Pres
idcnt, and Hugh NJ. Donally and
John NJ. Phelps as Associate Justices,
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CRossING,-Anico crossing has been
laid on Main street in front of the
New York Store, and now you can
90 to that store for your goods, with
ont even getting the soles of your
shoes muddy.
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The following conundrum has bc.n
sent us: If a fellow who hasn't any
thing, marries Il girl who hasn't any
thing, goes to board with his mother
in-law, who hasn't any thing, who do
the things belong to? Wearc unable
to answer the conundrun, but to
hear the mothcr-ir-law groaning
around, we are led to infer that the
things which are causing the trouble
belong to the fellow and his wifc.-Er
CARRIERS ADDREss.-Our Carrier
will be around New Years morn
bright and early with his usual an
nual greeting to his friends and pat
rons. He will have an admirable
address, and he hopes he will receive
the proper encouragement in the
way of dimes, on that morning, He
also returns thanks to the business
and professional men for their liber-
atty in giving him advertisements
for his address. Remember the Car
ricr Boy.
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QUMIFTED.-At the first day Of
this term of the County Court, the
following gentlemen qualified as
Deputies under Sheriff Stevenson,
viz Col. J. P. R. B. Smith, Jerry
Jcwett, Henry Fry and John R, Dab
ncy, These are all good men, and
the interests of Mason County and
the State will he safe in their hands.
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The West Virginia Legislature
meets at Wheeling on, The second
Wednesday in Janu4ry;naAt being
the 10th day ofthe Asaf
The New York herald., 1876-10-31

Steamer Cortes Freeman savAnnah-Geo Yongs.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker. Nsriolk-Od Dominion
Steamship Co.
steamer Martha Stevens. Chance, Baitimore-wn Dali
SELL
boti
Steamer Msyfower Davidson. Philadsphia-Ja a. Hand
Steamer fTanconia Bragg. Portland-y Ame- .
Bark Bjorke. Jalmen. London. E-Bockmann. Oriein
Co.
Bark Jupiter Ger. Lietks. Elsinors or Copenhagen
Funch. Edys 4 Co.
Bark Post lNoD. GundsrsOn. Boulosns. Fr-c Tobias
Co.
Bark Confidence. Clark, Melbourne Austraia-Mueller
Quereau
Bark Montezuma, Briggs. Bridgetown. Bar-Dwight 4
Platt.
Brig Cuore dtar cAsteano. Genoa, for orders-Beuham
Boyesan.
Brig Lewis Clark. Smith, Jr Bndgetown. Bar-H Trov-
bridges Sons
Brig Joseph Clark. stahi. Galveston. Tsx-Parsons 4
Loud.
schr Thurlow. strout. Gloucester. E-Brsts. Son 4
Go.
schr Madeira tBr,. Grearson. St s,NB-P New
uis 4 Son.
.schr A Beden. Terry. Gsivssson, Tex-Tupper 4
Beatie.
schr Joshua Grndsl. Frethy. Jacksonville Fs-waren
Ray
schr Lizzie Heyen. Poland. Dsren Ga-H w Loud Co.
Schr shultz, Youngs. Somerset. Mass-r Pope
Bro.
sehr Spencer. courser. New Hsven. cs-ca rtvrshs
Doyle
The New York herald., 1876-10-31
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ASrwERp Oct 3)Arrived barks Victoria Ger. Cordcs
Baltimore: svea Nor). Molcr. New York; Chignecto Br.
Shaw. Philadelphia; Gsnger Rolf Eor). Larsen, do.
Sailed 10th, Switzerland CBeig). jackson, New
York (and passed Flushing same day.
BRISTOL, Oct so-Arrived, bark Euro (Aus. Hreglich
Now York.
BARCELONA. Oct 25-Arrved. brig Sir Robert Hodgson
adeiphis.
CARpry Oct 3o-Salcd, ships Phneas Pcndeton, Mich
OILS, Point dc Gallo; Rcsolutc, Nickes Rio Jansiro
CoRK Oct 2s-Arrved bark Sailor Prince tBr). Jsdsrs.
Chatham. NIB.
Sailed 2sth bark Lottic tBr). 1nness. North America.
CAoLiARi-Arrivcd brig Maria Frisari utaD. Paoleo,
New York for Messins.
DUxKiRx, Oct 2sssiied, bark Bessie (Br). Dsrympe.
rnited States.
GLoUcEsrER Oct 2s-Arrived, barks Mjoiner lNor Cor
neensen. Soth, Aron Nor,. Kiisrhusen.
sehr A Orr. Orr, Boston.
GLASGOW, Oct 3o-Arrivsd, Steamer State OF Virginia
l3rl, Noodle. New YORK.
HELvoxr Oct 2s-Arrivsd, bark Aida tDuteh). Navel
Baltimore.
LIVERPOOL Oct 2s-SalsC. sckr Edwin Morrson Laven-
der, United States.
LONDON, Oct 30-Arrivsd. ship Lillian (Br. Hall, New
York.
Sailed from Gravesend soth. ship udson. Knight New
York; barks Abraham Lincoln tsD. Lindsrom do; Aino
Br). 1ngman. Pensacola
LAnxs Oct 2s-ssIled. steamer state Of Pennsylvania
(Br. knight Qrom Glasgow. New York.
Lsononx. Oct 25-sAisd bark Southern Belle (sr) Rob-
bins, New York.
MALAGA Oct 2s-sailsd bark Abby Bacon Merrill New
York.
NKwnr. Oct so-Arrivsa. brig Aretas CBD. Roberta
Baltimore.
PALERMO Oct 2ssansd. steamer Zeal lBz,. for Malaga
and New YORK.
The New York herald., 1876-10-31

AucKLAsp Sept 2o-sasd. bark crownthorpe CBr). for
BAa.oy. =. Oct as-Arrivsd. bark Nova seosi.n (Br.
DUBLIs Oct 25-Arrived ship Andrew Levitt (Br Dur
kee. Quebec; brig Willie tBrl, Amero, do.
GLASGOW Oct 2o-Aved. ship st Patrick (Br). strrat,
HosG KONG. Oct l2-Arrived steamer Great Republic
Cobb San francisco via Yokohsma ~
New York.
HALIFAX Oct SosaIed, steamer Beta (Br, for Bermuda
MADxRA sept 3o--Sailsd. bark Anna Beai (Br, Pymsn
Bull Kiver Oct brig Magenta (Br Lockhart Baltimore
5th. schr A Folsem. Rose. Sc Martins
NATAL Arcn Sept Tin port brig Sportsman. Blaneh-
ard. ron New York. arrived 9Th.
NoRrH SYDNEY CB. Oct 27-Arrivsd. bark Lothsir (Br
Desmond Montreal for xontevideo. with smallpox on
PASAnA Oct i6Arrved, ship Edith Troop (Br). Croker.
Phadelphia.
Jones' Bull River; 29th ships Prussia. Stnson As.or
3oth G Sargent. SWEET San Francisco bark Matthias
Sw) for United states via northern ports Ia BRAZIL
Rio GRANpr, Sept lo-Ssled. brig Redite Dutch, Etu
New York: 18th, schr Fnrnham Gem, Falmouth
snce reported al Porto Allegro. leskyl.
In port SEPT H. brig Elizabeth, Rcnouf FOR New York.
SINGAPORE DC. 7-sailsd bark Florence. Smith, Mar
seileA .
York (since reported put back leaky;
In Sept ~ bark Genevieve Tucker. Merryman
(rom Jnneiro LIVERPOOL ldg 5000 bales cotton
ST THOMAS. Ucs 2S-Arrived of bark Abraham Young
Br Parker from Liverpool and was ordered 10 Charles
sr JoHv NIB Oct c7-Arved. brigs Sarah Wallace tBr,
TALcAHuANo. sept l4-Ssled. bark Alice Davis (br).
Jones. Oregon. -
Read Burrard Inlet land sailed 18th tor Anofagasta
Sailed Sept z. ship Lebu (Br). Mckenzie Portland ";
Hsrsiordsbirs tBr) Thoupson do.
In Sept 23 snps Santona Br) TophRm. from Liver
for San Francisco ready for Belvedere, Kirby
wtg; bark st Mary Halloweli, do.
wArxaxoRD. Oct 25-Arrived brig Maggie tBr> Wyman,
The New York herald., 1876-10-31
Mr Herber.,s newsdeaer ior .hs newsdealer uho can

Mr. Herbert's newsdeaer for the newsdcaler Who can
sell the paper for thrSe cents
New Yorker" writes from the Palmer House,
Chicago, to say that he has to pay for
paper, while in ST. Louis. which is considerably
further from New York Chicago, five is the
price OF the HERALD. ''Now Yorker" says that he
would rather pay ten cents for the HERALD than do
without IT, and he wants to know II the swndle
be stopped
W. II. Pridham OF Jersey City, who keeps a news
stand, states that he sells hity HERALD's daily
now than he did when the price four cents. Mr.
Prdham disclams any intention to deprive people who
call for HrKALDs, and adds that all ho wishes to
the gentleman who signed his name 'oersey City"
and who has complained Of the sale at Mr. Pridham's
stand There are hundreds OF other letters generally
ofthe same tenor, and all OF them breathe the
persistent determination to support the HERALD its
successful attempt to return to an,e.bcllum prces
The New York herald., 1876-10-31
ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL BURGLARY.

Another largo burglary that occurred Sunday
last yesterday brought to the notice OF the police
This time the thieves entered the fancy goods OF
Abraham BcsthoH, at No 903 Broadway, and stole
about 5000 worth OF goods
Abraham Beshof usually kept large stock of fancy
goods jewelry and imported French sivcrvare OF all
kinds HIS store Is on the northwest OF
Broadway and Twentieth street, with entrances
on both streets Both doors well by pad.
locks and iron bars 1t impossible to open the rwen-
tcth street door from the outside. secured by
wooden beam and an iron bar with lock- Two
round holes this door give full OF the inside
The other door open door, Gas kept burn
ing In the Sundays and ut night Tho store is
entirely isolated from the rest Of this building This
latter ,p.ecaution was taken on account OF an
attempted burglary four years ago On that
occasion theves entered the basement and
attempted to get the by boring through the
ceiling They miscaculated their distance and bored
against q strong counter. Then, becoming frightened
thoy left without accomplishing their design.
The keys OF the always In the possession OF
Mr.. Besthon. A night watchman is always employed
aud an Italian fruit dealer allowed to keep q stand
keep q lookout OIL tbe store
Al SIX o'clock Sunday morning McKenney. the
tanned that all was right He returned quarter Of
ten at night and found the side door. on Twentieth
street, open. MT BestnoH WIS sufnmoneu anu found
that his store had been entered by burglars aud
robbed.
He notified Superintendent Wdiing OF the facts.
Captain Williams his detectives and two Central
Office detectives were put upon the Tne theory 10
the burglars entered the store by of false
Keys IRON the Broadway door, and packed up the
gods In thirteen Russia leather travelling bags and
showcase cover that were stolen leaving BY the Twcn-
ticth street door.
The foo~ing list Of stolen property was given to the
police by Mr. Bcsthon :-Nincty.our silk umbrellas
with gold, silver and tortoise shell handles, worth
81 22 10 gold mounted canes, $500. I3 Russia leather
travelling bags, 1885, 40 line opera glasses $7S2; 90
dozen English pocket knives S12o0 90 Russia leather
pocket companions $50; gold, silver and French jew
eiry, consisting OF scarf pms scarf rings, chains anu
earrings 81 100; fancy goods OF all kinds. 1907 nvc
chasean watches, 800; other goods valued at $500
Total loss, 50, 2l0