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Valuable House & Lot at Public Sale.


DY virtue Of the last will and teslam ent of
I'D Susan Bricker, late Of Carroll county,
Nd, deceased, and of an order of the Or.
phans' Court Of Carroll county, the mbscri-
Der, as Executor, will sell at Public Sale, on
the premises, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2sth, 1877,
at 2 o'clock, p. M, a lot of ground containing
l ACRE, l ROOD 4 20 PERCHES
Of land, more or less, situated in the village
of Smoketown, on the road leading from
Westminster to Frizzellsburg, about B miles
lNM@N from the former place; i'm
&n1AxsR proved by large 2-story log
III iiifttt5AM5 Weatherboarded House, con.
tanning 7rooms, with basement,
kitchen and cellar, stone spring house with
neyer.failing spring Of pure water, large
frame stable, hog house, corn crib, poultry
house, all in good order; fine lot of choice
apple and other fruit trees in fine bearing
condition.
Persons wishing to view the above property
previous to the day Of sale viii calf on the
subscriber, living near Westminster, or L.
Hanley, adjoining the property, who will take
pleasure in showing the same.
Terms -0ne.third Of the purchase money
to be paid to the said executor. on the day OF
sale, or on the ratification thereof by the said
Court; and the residue in two equal payments,
the one payable in one year and the other
payable in two years from the day Of sale; the
credit payments to be secured by the bonds
or single bills of the purchaser or purchasers
with sufficient security, bearing interest from
day Of sale.
Possession given as soon as terms Of sale
are complied with.
DAVID GEIMAN, Executor.
John r. Di6enbdugh, Auct. oct 27-ts.
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miller Brothers, IN
iTually destroyed by
i'pSS SoU,VVV'
several kinds OF SER
1hina as medicine,
OH Inc head ana tail.
on Saturday that the
,,n,pllayla, ONO had been
s p" men the robbery &C.
iofnia salmon eggs re-
& Europe on the steamer
ou condition at Their des-
4 esi appointed by the sane
erhor' are now arresting
inc oil the Pennsylvania
"a ON T. loole, from 81. Louis
r'tn a cargo oil produce,
uraua Uuli, on Saturday
were lost
rents OF eggs are being made
70 England The steamship
when sailed from Montreal
ok out z4iOOo dozen.
u Summers, of Garrett county,
Nay, i, 1871 70 October, | 1871 !
hun9Ieu anu h,iy-hve rattlesnakes
y'eish' ggouuu'hogs'
the month Of September ninety
|sels and five steamers were lost at
lt o. .ne sailing vessels ana one
gre american.
Sands Mills, Sheriff Of Baltimore
on Tuesday afternoon in the fifty
year Of his age. lie was well known
cA' ana soclai circles
death OF Foster BlOdget at Atlanta,
IA, u announced. He was connected
be Bullock administration Of Georgia,
las at one time Postmaster Of Atlanta.
order has been issued 10 COLLECTORS of
bins by the Treasury Department prohibi
the importations Of cattle and hides from
bpean countries where rinderpesl is pre-
Ing
In engine with n saloon car and three
Epty freight cars plunged into the river at
oodspeed, Me-, Tuesday, through an open
aw on the bridge. No one was seriously
Iured.
A telegram from Ottawa denies that there
any foundation for the reports that the
anadian Government has granted reserve
land to Sitting Bull at Red Deer river, Cor
iywhere else.r
In the suit of Bernard S,amm against the
,uthern Railroad COMPANY al Long Island,
aintiif recovered slI, $50 for damages sus.
ined through the crushing OF his foot by the
IRIS Of the defendants.
Tha ,,;.i oe cao,oo e;.hv ra,.a.a Gall.
an JnLn NJ JJdn "a ia 60 IT, e.
citing IN front ~ tbe S;xtb Reg;ment arno n,
Baltimore on the night OF univ both. * now
progress in that citS. Two Of lie rioters
are convicted on THURSDAY.
O.. -. ia, &c ..,nn .t....s ,L..a,h
%. ga, ,oaGI m ~ "a sis ad 'haOsn
$500 -i H., L.. 80 800 l.. ~ fTes
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NOTICE Is hereby g;ven that the sabscri.
~ hers have obtained from the 0rphans
Court OF Carroll county, Letters Teslameniary
on the Estate ol
SAMUEL TAYLOR Of M.
late Of Carroll COUNTY. deceased. Allpernoa.
having elsimH against the deceased arc sserebv
warned 70 exhibit the same with the vouchers
THEORETICALLY authenticated to the suhscribers
on Or before the 18Th day 81 MAY, next
they may otherwise BY law be excluded from
oil benefit Of said esaale, Those indebted al.a
requested 70 max immt diate payment
Given under onr hahds this Itch aas 81
0eipbcfs lss7.
JERENlzhH TAYLOR.
AAl7H HEPr0,
81 <q.st ExecNtnfa.
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sHER1FF's SALE.

pY virtue Of writ Of fieri facias issued
ID out Of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county, dated September 10Th, 1877, at the
suit Of William Haetfer, against the goods
and chattels, lands and teneinents Of John
Il. Lamotte and George A. Shower, partners,
trading under the name, firm and style OF
Lamotte q Shower, and George shower, and
10 me directed, have seized aud taken in
execution all the right, title, claim, interest
and estate, at law and in equity, Of the said
John II. Lamotte and George A. Shower,
partners, trading under the name, firm and
style Of Lainottc 4 Shower and Geo. Shower,
in and to the following property, TO wit;
All that part Of tract Of land called ''Ger-
man Church, situated in tho town Of Man
chester, Carroll county, Maryland, known as
Lots Nos. A. and As. Lot No. A contains
1872 Square Feet Of Land, more or less, and
Lot No. 40 contains 1872 Square Feet of
Land, more or less; and being the same land
which George Shower obtained from John
W. Lucabaugh, by deed Of assignment, hear.
ing date April sd, 1854, and recorded among
the Land Records Of Carroll county in Liber
j. b. B., No. 81, Folio 20s, &c, Saving aud
excepting therefrom 175 Square Feet, sold by
said Shower TO the Manchester Savings Insti-
tutioni also saving and excepting 5000 Square
Feet, sold off by said Shower Also all
those Lots or parcels Of land, situated in the
town Of Manchester aforesaid, and known as
Lots No. 8, 0, l6 and Il, being part Of tract
Of land known and called s'German Church.
and being the same which George Shower OBJ
tanned from Levi Maxwell by deed Of assign
ment, bearing date June 10th, 1854, and re-
corded among the Land Records OF Carroll
county in Liber j. d. B., No. 16, Folio, SOS.
&c.i save and except Lot No, ~, heretofore
conveyed to Elias Buckingham and others,
trustees, by deed recorded in Liber G.. Il. W.,
No. 20, Folio /, &c.) Also all the interest
Of the said John H. Lamot,e and George A.
Shower, partners, trading under the name,
firm and style of Lamotte& Shower and Geo.
Shower, Of, in and to
l66 Acres, 2 Foods and SO Perches
Of land. more or less, situated in Carroll
county, near Manchester, and being the same
land which George Shower, DIR. Henry 4.
Beltz and John II. Lamotte obtained from
benjamin +. Deford and Catharine A. Webb.
executors Of benjamin Deford, deceased, by
deed, bearing date the 18th day Of September,
A. ID. 1872, and recorded in Liber ]. B. B.,
No. ~, Folio l37, &C., one Of the Land
Records Of Carroll county.
hereby give notice that on
Saturday, The Eth day Of lNopenlBer, 1871,
at ] o'clock, p. M, at the Court House door,
in Westminster, Carroll county, Maryland, 1
viii offer the above property SO seized and
taken in execution, At Public Sale, to the
highest bidder, for cash.
JAMES w. WHITE,
nov BITS Sheriff Of Carroll County.
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ED

IT., 1877, BY Rev. ].
'ppercu, Of Baltimore
hamer, of this 60.
4 at the u. b. Par
n Rev. J. H. Smoke,
and Miss Alice N.
. il,h, IN tho n. P.
Rev. Jesse G. Starr,
Ilslston, VIVA !. Gill
u Sarah L. Starr,
n E1usr ,l,sa r,rt,.rtnl
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l52 ACRES OF LAND,

more or less, 30 of which Is cleared, and the
balance in fine thrifty timber, consisting Of
Chestnut, White and Black Oak, Hickory
aud Rock Oak. A large proportion of the
timber is Chestnut, suitable for rails, shing.
les or saw-logs. This property is accessible
to saw mills tone being only mile distant
and railroads,
Terms of Sale made known on applying to
the undersigned, at his Office in Westminster.
JAS. A. c, BOND,
Attorney at Law.
n. B.-This property will be divided into
lots to suite purchasers if found advantage.
Gus 10 the sale, oct 27-tf
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cholce young irnlt trees, has never iaiIing
well of water near the building, and is well
supplied with convenient out-buildings, such
as a large new stable and carriage shed, a
two story weatherboarded hog pen and feed
house, wash and smoke house, woodshed,
&c. The house is in excellent repair, having
been newly weatherboarded, rooted, and
thoroughly reftted within the last five years.
There is ground rent Of one dollar on the
Lot
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At the same time and place, will also be
sold all the Personal Property Of the deceas.
ed. cnnsstng Of
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PUBLIC SALE.

pY virtue Of an order passed by the Or
ID phans' Court of Carroll county, the sub.
scribers, as Administrators of Isaac L. Pear.
son, late of Carroll county, deceased, will offer
at Public Sale, on the premises, in the City
of Westminster, on
Monday, the 26h Of November, 1877,
at / o'clock, P. NJ, the following property,
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once Mlllg x ldhusag't FEE
Waterproof Cloths, all Colors and Styles,
at bottom prices, all tho new Popular Shades
in Opera Fannels, Cheap, Of
j. Yingling 4 Co.'S.
Latest Style Dress Goods, just received,
at II. l., Norris.
Updegraifs Hagerstown Dog, Kid, Buck
akin and Castor Gloves, lined and uplined. at
20 per cent less than last year. For sale
only at u. H. Norris
On account OF the unprecedented sale Of
Ladies' Ready Made Coats we were COMPEL.
/ ed 10 duplicate aud enlarge our orders live
times this season. Another large lot Just re
eeived to-day. j, fingiTg Co.
Big lob lot Of Hats, for Men and Boys, at
II. l.. Norris.
ron sALE.
Heliotropes, Primroses, and House Plants
Of All descriptions, By Orlando Reese, East
Eud, Wcstminster,,N
Buy tie Best and Cheapest Gloves, at
II. l., Norris
| Ano,ler lot Of those Cheap Boots and
Shoes, at ~ L. MOTIFS.
cEyrEyNIlL CLOTHING HOUSE.
Keen youreye on this u You want to save
money sd bly, cheap.
suits. from $3.50 and upwards.
ANTS 100
Tpsts Z" rs (" z"
soaii 10
An ind of ready made clothing can be
+ bnngbi low at II SchenthaPs opposite the
W, MIR. r, depot, Westminster Md. II
4
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ing House, the late residence
of the deceased. The Lot has
a frontage on Main Street of
90 feet, is well stocked with
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-06
G.. n. Brues' Opening.

The large and spacious dry goods estab-
lishment of Mr. G. T. Brues, on Main
street, was filled to overlooking last even.
ing, with ladies and gentlemen admiring
the handsome display of goods. The &C
cssion was the regular fall opening, and
we doubt not but that it was the finest
opening Mr.. Brues has ever given. On
all sides were arranged costly ribbons
lsces, shawls, dress patterns and goods OF
every conceivable shape and form, in
happy contrast with each other, present
ing q scene which was indeed grand. To
cnumerste the handsome articles display
cd would require columns OF space and Il
description would alone fill newspaper.
Too much cannot be said in praise OF the
taste shown in the arrangement OF the
affair, and Mr.. Brues' taste in atiording
such treat to his customers. Suffice it
to say that all, and particularly tie
ladies. were delighted" who witnessed
the opening.
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Rife shooting at stony Island.

CHICAGO, October 5.-The second
days rife shooting was done at Stony
Island, near this city, with better wealth
er. Less wind was blowing. The sky
was clouded but not dark, and the At
tendance was much improved. All
hands were fresh and in good spirits
The first contest was for the Dearborn
Club challenge cup, four teams com
peting, as follows: The DEARBORN Club
Sir Henry Hsl'ord, r II. Thompson,
o. G. Blackner and Geo. Willard. This
team went by the name of the British
American Team. Second-The Irish
American Team. r. Miner, r L. s.
Greenville ard w. Rigby, of the Creed.
moor teams, and F. Hyde, OF the Ameri-
can team. Third-The Wisconsin Team
j. NJ. Johnston, Z. Fielding, j. G.
Welles and David Hill. The Michigan
team was composed of G. II. Walco.t, j.
T. Harrington, S. S. Levy and K. j.
HARE.
There has arisen misunderstanding
between the Irish and British members,
who shot at Creedmoor, which, as there
has been no outbreak, gave more zsst 70
the sport and added to its interest at the
800 ward range. Sir Henry HalfJrd WAS
given leave to fire TIE first score re-
suited rs follows: Wisconsin, johnson,
&C out of a possible IS; Hill, IS; Field
ing, 81; We!les, So. Total, 240
Ir.h-American, Miner, &c; Hyde. 81
Rigby, Sc; Grecnville, SO. Total, 235.
British. American, Hslford, "a; Thomp
son, 81; Willard, 90; Blsckner, 4ss
Total ~.
Michigan, Walcott, s.; Harrington,
55; Levy, 46; Hsire, Al. Total 229.
At nine hundred yards the score wss:
The Irish American tesm, Miner, co.
Hyde, SIS; Rigby, &C; Greenhili, "a;
total, 232. Wisconsin teGm-Johnson,
81; Hill, So; Fielding, A; Welles, 49,
total, 2l3. British American team
Halford, 40; Thompson IS; willard, 40;
Blackmer' Il; totsl. POS. Michigan
tesm-Walcott57; Harrington 56i Levi
Al; Hair, Al; total, l88.
At one thousand yards the following
were scored: Irish-Americsn team
Miner, 62; Hyde, 81; Rigby, 81; Green
hill, So; total, 221. Britlsh-Amerlcan
team, Hsltord, 81; Thompson, IS; vii.
lard, As; Blsckner, 40; total, 2l9. Mich
igan team, Wslcott, go; Harrington, AZ;
Levi, %; Hair, 49, total, l73. Wisconsin
team, johnson, 3S; Hill, 49; Fielding,
"a; Willis, 81; total, 1872. The grand
totals sum up: IrlshAmericsn, oos;
6l6; Wisconsin, slSi
SsA
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Personalities.

Mrs. V. 5. Adams, formerly OF this
city, but now residing at Pittsburgh, is
lying dangerously i'll with typhoid fever.
Ell. Wagner, Of Wheeling, was at the
Fair with fine team of horsss, on which
ne took premium.-MoTgantouCn Post
Rev. Thomas f. Clancy will preach at
the First Baptit church IN the morning.
Subject, The Enquirers Desire to know
More OF Gods Ways and Paths" Prayer
meeting AZ 9 a. NJ. Sunday School at 2
P. NJ; sermon, paul at Phillips House in
Caesaria.' Sunday School concert at 2
Pm. Prayer meeting next Wednesday
evening. Festival on Thursday evening,
and lecture on the Sunday School les
son Friday evening. Subject, Paul at
Jerusalem"
Col. Thos. Sharp, master of trsnsporta-
ton, and President Garrett, of the Bslti.
more and Ohio railroad, both say there is
no truth in the report that the former
had resigned or is to resign.--Keyser
Echo.
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Testimonial BenefI.

In view of the fact that Mrs. Thomas
Kirk, widow Of the recent victim of the
Washington Hall accident, has been left
in INDECENT circumstances by the sad and
untimely death of her hus band, the man
agement of the Ada Richmond Compa-
ny, which opens at the Opera House on
Monday night, has generously offered to
contribute tl0enty per cent. of the gross
receipts OF the performance to her aid. A
committee of prominent citizens will be
appointed to take charge of Mrs. Kinks
interests and the amount promptly
turned over to her. This msgnsnimous
act on the part OF the Richmond Comps-
ny should not 60 unrewsrded, and the
Opera House should be filed with peo-
pie, that bOuntiiul purse be raised.
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The Cheapest Roofs the Gravel Roof

George Crumbacker, of this city, is
now fully prepared to put on gravel
roofs in the most improved method, and
warrants his work to give satisfaction,
both as to resisting fire and turning
water. The tar used is put through a
process that frees it from oil and beBzole,
and no matter how great the heat, i. will
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
of every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement for tanks and sidewalks OF
the best quality, which he offers for sale
at the lowest rates. This roo has stood
fifteen years in this city.
Address him through the postoSice or
call at his establishment, head of 18th
and Wood streets. All orders promptly
attended to.
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Adal, Richmond.

Miss Adsh Richmond, whose burlesque
company appesrs at the Opera House on
Monday night, is the same who made
such asensation in New York as "Prince
Ahmed" Miss Pauline Markham, the
famous English blonde, who is also with
this company, first came to this country
with the Ly dia Thompson burlesquers,
with whom she gained great notoriety,
and is equal to Miss Richmond as bur-
lesque actress Miss Rose Temple is late
of The Mrs. Jas. A. Gates company, and
Z, not unknown to the American public.
Tie balance of the company are all pos
,essed of more or less ability, and prom
$50 one of the best burlesque entertain
merts ever given in Wheeling. "Chow
Chow" Is billed Tor Monday night.
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Difficult Operation.

Dr.. John Frissell yesterday at the
Wheeling hospital excised left
mammar y gland that had been affected
with cancerous disease for the past two
years.
The portion removed was very large
comprising not only the breast itself,
but subjacent portions that it was
thought might possibly be involved in
the disease.
DR.. Frissell has operated more ire
quently in this class of disease than any
surgeon in this section of the country,
probably more than any west OF the
mountains, his first operation dating
m, re than forty years back. His success
has been brilliant as is sttested by the
number OF patients now living in this
vicinity who have been subjects of his
operations.
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,onanc,.,s Pulmonic syrup,

schenck's Pulmonic syrup,
Schenck's Mandrake P1lls,
Are the only medicines that VIII 0"'0
Pulmonary Consumption. N, a,o,,
Frequently medicines that VIII Sup .
congh will occasion the death OF Tue pa
tient: they lock up the liver, stop tng W.
culatiou Of the blood, hemorrn9ge lolto W.
and in fact they clog the action OF NV
%arv organs that caused the cough.
liver Complaint aud Dyspepsia are ,, Ino
canses of two-thirds of the cases OF You
sumption. Many persons com 80 "a
dull pain In the side, constlpatlOhI eoa ~
tSngue, pain in the shoulder plaue, pe ti
60 OF droWsiness and reStle>sness, the
4 Sd wing heavily on the stomach, a0
cnmpanied with acidity and Delchlhg up
1'heSe symptoms usually originate from
a disordered condition of the stomach vi !"
torpid liver. .,.,,. to,,o one or
two heavy colds, and the cough In these
c,ses be suddenly checked, Will nnu ne
stomach and liver clogged, reIhalhlnS
torpid and inactive, and Almost peiot -,
they are aware the lungs are fN tSSich
sores, and liberated, the result OF "hioi'
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup Is an e&-
nect,1ant which does not contain oP!uhii
or ANYTHING calculated TO cheek cousn
suddenly. nj, a;sso,yes TN -
food mikes with the castle juices Oh the
stomach, aids digestion ana cre"Ies
ravenouS appetite. -. .,,,, col.
When tie bowels are costive, SKIN SAL
low, or the symptoms otherWlse % -
bilious tendency, SchehoA
Pills are required. , .,.,,-n,
These medicines are prepared only pY
]. II. SCHENCK s. son,
e. cor. Sixth and Arch Sis, FnlIe'
And for saie by all druggists ana ueaie '-S .
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"COMFORT."
The Body OF Capt. Hirkbride Found
Near the Scene OF Disaster.

Near the Scene OF Disaster.
About half past ten o'clock last even
Jag, the steamer Ed Pope arrived at the
levee, and brought the glad intelligence
that the body OF Captain kirkbride, OF
the Inflated steamer "Comfort," had been
recovered, about half past four o'clock
last evening. Since the disaster parties
have been dredging the river for missing
victims, but their efforts were unsuccess-
ful untii last evening, when the body
of Captain Kirkbride was dragged ashore,
a out SIX hundred yards below the scene
OF the explosion, by gentleman who was
blown distance OF perhaps fifty feet
himself. The body was terribly mutt
lated, and made one heart.sick to witness
the terrible disfguration. No other bodies
had been recovered up to the time the
Pope passed the scene. We were unable,
unfortunately, to procure the name of
the gentleman who recovered Captain
Kirkbrides body.
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AMONG OUR CHURCHES.
Services at the Different Places Of
worship Tomorrow.

Rev. 0. 2. Miller, will hold the regu
lar services at the Disciples church, South
Side. morning and evening. Subject TOR
morning treatment, 1.-THE Christisn's In.
ventory," and at o'clock "Three Facts
of History" Seats free.
Rev. Edward Was, pastor OF 81. Johns
German Protestant Church, will found
his sermon on ST. Matthews vi D, IL
His theme will be. "Why, how and what
we shall pray?" Service commences at
1890 A. NJ.
Rev. f. 5 DeHass, late consul to Jeru
salem, will preach at the Fourth street
NJ. Z. Church in the morning. Sunday
School opens at 2 P. NJ. No services at
night.
Rev. j. D Motiett, pastor, will preach
at the Second Presbyterian church, cor
ner of Market and Twentieth streets, to-
day, both morning and evening.
The Reformed Episcopslians have reg
ulsr services in WIesal Hall every sun
day morning and evening. Rev. j. +.
Curtis officiating acceptably. Their Sun
day School with Mr. r. B. McLpin as
SUPERINTENDENT, Is held al the same Place
IL the morning at 8 o'clock.
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THE COUNTS.
Yesterday Proceedings in the Dif-
ferent Judicial Bodies.
COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD

In the case of the State for the use of
+. Bowman VS.. E. Marling, jr., and j.
A. Armstrong, in debt, trial commenced
yesterday, the jury was withdrawn by
plaintiff and non.suit entered.
The case of F. Moorehesd IL Co. VS..
w. Porter and others, certified to Court
by Justice Bulger, WAS continued.
The case of McClusky Il Laramie VS..
Jane Phillips, certified TO Court by JUS
tice Bulger, was cont nued.
The case Of the State VS.. +. Bye and
A. Henueman, certified to Court by JUS
tice Bulger, was continued.
The case OF j. A. Carroll & Bro. We.
w A. Mccoy, was continued.
The case of the Wheeling Omnibus
Company vs.. w. NJ Curtis was tried to
Court.
Adjourned till the usual hour this
morning.
POLICE CeURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Harry Smith, assaulting DR.. Thomas
LunsfOrd with cowhIde, fined twenty
dollars and costs. PAID.
The case against Thomas Feeney, for
abusive language toward John Dolan,
WIS continued till four o'clock this after
noon.