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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-05
TRUsTEE,S SALE.

ny VIRTUE CT A DEED OF TRUST
ID from Alexander NJ. Jacob and Mary j.
Jacon, his wife, TO the undersigned Irns
tee, bearing date the 5tn day OF July is'O:
I'D recorded In the office OF the Clerk OF
tn. County court Of OHIO county, West
Virginia, III deed OF trust book No. 3, folio
g, | will proceed, on saturday. Ju 8,
1877. commencing al ~ o'c ocG A. ~, AZ
the fr mt door of the Court House otOhiO
county, to sell al public auction. the io!'
lowing real estate lying In Ohio county.
" est Virginia, and bounded and described
as follows Beg inning AT STAKE on the
bank OF the OHIO river aud corner 10
tract OF land allotted to VIM. II. Woods.
and with his lines y Hdegrees T. SO 7y-lI
poles, 5 l2-l0O degrees E9I'-lU poles, y
M. degrees W % IS 100 poles 10 stake,
( u 100 degrees W Is S9.lUU poles 10 stake,
\ siX degrees w - IS LOO poles TO STAKE
on the bauk OF the Ohio river, and up said
river and binding thereon - ai-lUO poles 10
the beginning, containing fiity-one acres
more or less, and marked No. on the re-
corded plat OF the farm 0i the late Andrew
Z. Woods.
Also All the coal lying under so much OF
what is known as the Eosnezer zane tr IicI
oftwo hundred and eighty acres, as lies
within the following boundries, to-wit:
Reyinning at point which II known as
the south west corner OF william IL;
Woods coal field. and further described
as follows: being degree % So-iW Po,e S
and 4 degree E 40 poles from the {. rner
heretofore named In the deed TO william
II. Woods, Acknowledged as the southwest
corner OF the coal field Of Robert b. WOODS,
thence gree + ~ poles, thence \ oJ5S
degrees east and parallel with the coal
lines of William n. Woods 10 line when
Is The southeastern boundTy Of the sa'd
Ebenezer Zane tract, and With the lines OF
said ira ct northeastwaid y and mort Invest.
wardly to the line aud corner of the coal
field heretnf re conveyed 10 william a.
Wood and with his southern line south
8S degrees 10 the beg inning, and marked
No. 3, on said recorded pa OF the Andrew
=. Woods farm.
Terms OF sale Cash.
Title believed 10 be good, but selling as
trustee shall convey only such title as Is
vested In me as such Tru-tee.
ROBERT G. BAkR, Trustee. :
&c. HERNEY, Auctioneer. mail
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TRUSTEE,S SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from August Roettger and Judith, hh
wife, to the undersigned trustee, bearing
date the 18th day OF March, l0l, ana re,
corded In the Office OF the clerK OF the
County curt OF Ohio cou ity, w. Va. In
deed of trust book No. ., folio As, will
proceed, on
Thursday, tho 18th day OF May,
1877, at 10 A. NJ, at Roettger's Hotel, Elm
Grove, Ohio county, to ,ell at public auc.
ton the following real estate. bounded
and described as follows: Beginning al q
stake on the bank OF Wheeling creek OPP
posite 10 the sou th-east end OF the wheel-
wright shop; thence north 6tA degrees,
east 10 poles, to stake on the south SIDE
OF the National road; thence with said
road north 39k degrees, wesl y poles, 70 a
stake; thence south 50N degrees, west
8 $40 poles, to a stake on creek Dank |;
thence with creek bank rs 3-l0 poles TO
place Of beginning, cont lining l acre, =
rOods and ~ poles, beng lot numbered ~
on the plat OF the estate OF Lydia Cruger,
deceased, and the same lot or parcel OF
ground which was conveyed TO the SAID
August Roettger by j. IL. GOOD, ROBERT
Woods and II, Forbes, commissioners, by
de recorded among the records OF Ohio
cJunty.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash.
Tit believed to be good, but selling as
Trustee l shall convey Sucn title as Is
vested in me as such Trus tee.
apl6i Il. w. JEFFERS, Trustee.
j. &. HERVEf, Au.tiDneer.
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FOR SALE

TN CONSEQUENCE OF Ill HEALTH
i offer tor sale my property, situat d
corner Of 4SLh and Jacob streets, In Eighth
ward. Inc above pr ,perty consists oil lot
No. 2, on which Is erected an eight room
frame building, W tn cellar and put build
ingS com lete. all In excellent repair. The
mouse Is suitable for either one or two
tencments, anu the situation eligible for
either tvern or store. Will sell low. I'm
Qulre Of IA uES Z. THOMAS,
ma4a On'the premises.
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sg2 Cash Gifts, amounting to-

sg72 Cash Gifts, amounting TO-. 5000
Whole Tickets $40, Halves 3 Quarter
81 s . II Tickets 500, $40 Tickets $40. 81.
Tickets s5s.
Drawing Positively Jun" 30. 1877.
and every TN. GO mo IN. thereafter.
Certificate OF Supervisors OF DraWing-
This IL 10 certify that the fret drawing 81
the Kentucky Cash DlsUibntiOn Com
pany took place on the 6tL of Decem Der.
In Major Hall, Frankfort, KY, In the pre-
Eence and under our Immediate superVII-
ION.
We further state that every ticket, and
part OF ticket, which had been sold, were
represented In the wheel, and tnnt the
drawing was fairly and h nestly condnnt.
ed We further state that ws hal no In
terest whatever in the enterprise, nor any
connection with the . me, except In Tho
character OF supervisors, whose hoie duty
was 10 protect the iuterest OF the ticket
holders aud 10 preside over the drawing.
Hon. Alvin Duvall, late Chief Justice SOP.
Court uf Ky. James q. Dudley. Chair.
man Board OF School Trustees: Grant
Green, Cashier FRrmers' Bank OF KY;
Hon. T. /. N. Msjor Public Printer state
o, KY; Hon. Tnos y. Liudsay, PreS't
Farmers Bank NY; hon. IhomS {.
Jones, Clerk Of sup. Court 81 KY: Judge
X. A. Thon,p sOn, Prss'dg Judge FRANK
In 90. Court: James -. Crockett. Clerk
franklin county Court.
Remittances can BE- made by Mall, Ex
presz. DRAFT, Y. q. Order or Registered Let
Ter, made payable 10 -. 4" fsTrOw %.
All COMMUNICATION and ord rsiOr ok
cts should be- ddress.-ri 10
@. ". BARROW a CO.,
Courier.JouTnsl Building, Louisville, Ky.
RprlaeodegIa
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FOR SALE.

THE RESIDENCE OF N. c. AR ~
THUR. on Fifteenth street, in the ii%E
city OF Vince ing. The lot fIonts
about % icct GA Fifteenth street, and ex-
tends back to the alley. The house is a
story brick, containing en- royms and
finished attic, bath room with hot and
C Id water, and is in good repair. There
is also a wash house, coal house, ash
no Ise, &C., o the property Persons de-
string TO examine the property, or o ascer.
tain the terms of sale, Will call on X. u.
Barr, attorney, Il42 Chapline street.
ap3 n. q. ARTHUR.
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UNIVERSAL HISTORY,

The great interest OF all nations and In
our own thrilling history OF 100 years
make this book sell I ster than any other.
Three books In one, beautifully Illus
trated. Low price, quick sales, extra terms
Send for circular. J, Q. AsCCRDY CO.,
Philadelphia. Pa. sp9s
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PUBLIC SALE

OFNoRrH WHEELING rKofhHr1'
Having made arrangements to " owe 10
Alabama, will I'll my residence, situated
on Main street, North Wheeling. between
Sixth and seventh street. No. Cos, on Sat.
O'Clock A. M, at the front door OF the Court
House. House has four rooms and good
cellar; size OF lot, fronting ~ 1eet on Main
stleet and running back l3} feet TO the
alley. Terms offs cash.
ap2Sa BENkDICK TRENDLE.
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Nos. sand % make Gloss con, ection az
Columbus tor all points South and SOUTH
west; AT Cl!cago tor all points West and
Northwest.
Elst pound trains make connections at
Baltimore Tor Philadelphia, New YORK
sud Boston. ~ Washington lily LOT ali
points South. "
West bound trains make direct connec-
tons for all principal points West and
Northwest.
Pullman Palace cars on all night trains.
EHEELING, PITTSB URGH 4 ND BAL
7IMORF DIVISION.
LEAVES. ARRIVES.
wheeling "Wash iagtOn Pa,
daily :55A. u. daily at...l0 ADA. n
wheeling Washington, Pa,
daily at,,.4:25 p. NJ daily at......6:l p. n.
SUNDAYS excepted. Sundays xcepted.
Tickets to Mi principal points on SAFE
81 depot. ONE open at all hours during
.hetay.
THDS. Il. Harp,
Ma>i- - oi transportation.
RT DEVRT",S. General Agent. ial6
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PUBLIC SALE

OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
~ Wheeling and Martins Ferry.
The undersign will offer for sale at
public auction, at the Walnut Grove, a
Martins Ferry, on saturday. ApriI IS,
1877, the following desirable property;
Seven lots in the 9Th ward. ,. Vine ling.
Two lots In the 7th ward, Zine's Island.
All the lots on Fifth street, Martin
Ferry, fronting the Walnut Grove.
Also the Walnut Grove p operty east OF
Fifth street, Martins Ferry, extending TO
the &. & z. X. X.
one acre of land east OF Chas. Siebright's
house, through which stream of water
flows, anu which has numoer OF shade
trees upon 1t
A clear tlcle with usual covenants will
be given.
Sale TO commence Mt 10 o'clock.
TERMs-One-third III hand; the balance
In five annual payments, evidenced by
the bonds of the purchaser, bearing in-
terest from date aud secured by lieu on
the property so d.
An undi vided interest Of one-fifth in
lots l45 and li6 on the Island, will also be
sold.
After sale OF South Wheeling lots and
Isl nd lots, in the event IT Is found i'm
possible TO sell the beautiful Walnut
Grove property and IA m adjoining.
ell her a 4 farm or In lots--the same Will
be rented TO the hig h. st bid Ter. The at.
tention Of builders Is called 20 the TACT
that there Is wall containing about 70
perch g cut stone which Will b. sold.
The attention of Gard ners Is called TO
the farm e being convenient and pro.
ductive, and to those desiring a pleasant
summer resort for excursion parties, the
grove would be valuable. on account Of
beautiful green turf, shady trees and fine
9 emery. There are few spots on the OHIO
river more attractive.
WIN. d. CABELL,
A. MOORE, Jr.,
For Estate Col. Chas. Ellet, Jr., st. James
II tel.
Ine sale Is delayed till SATURDAY., May
5th, when the prop .rty will be offered rs
a whole or In part by the acre or lot. Mr.,
Van Pelt. ONO CITY Bank, MArlin's Ferry
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n ACTS WANTED -OR HISTORY N
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION

]. contains $50 fine engravinrs of build
ms and scenes in the Great Exhibition,
sli Is the only Authentic and complete
history publ she'd. Ii treats of the grand
buildings, wpl ierful exhibits, curiOSi.i s,
great events, "tr. Very cheap and sells at
sight. On" Asnn, sod Il copies in one
day. SeIi FIR ar extra terms 20 Agents
aud 4 fuli Dr.. utiOn OF the work. Adj
dress Na,IOuI. p a. ishing Co., Phila Pa.
nAIiTlo u. nr-liable and worth less
oNo'tON. books on the EXh b tlon
are being circu atel. Do no, be deceived.
Bee that the book you buy contain. Si
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ap26oswt

DIVORCES legally ana quietly obtained
IL for inco npatibility, &c; residence
unnecessary. Fee after decree, II years
experience. A. GOODRICH, Attorney'at-
Daw, la Dearborn St., Chicago, III.
apr2legrb
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baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

mwWs. 9
and after January l., 1877. Passen-
On snu will run as follows, Wheeling
-'' EAS7BOUND TRAINS.
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
In Manchester, near Reymann's Brewery.
We Will offer for sale at ublc
Auction, on

SATURDAY, May IL, 1877,
Alto O'Clock A. NJ, at The front door of the
Court House, in the CITY OF Wheeling. the
following building lots, that's to say: Lots
rs, -,.S, 20 81 aud 81, the latter lot being
partly covered by lease 10 WernerS Mills,
and will be sold subject 10 said lease.
TERMS OF SALE-One-nali cash, a I'D the
balan, in one year from day OF sale,
secured by trust deed on property sold.
aust eS Reilly estate, per Thos OBrien,
Agent and Secretary. apEbi
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FOR SALE.
E0p SALE.

ONE FINE BUGGY HORSE, BUGGY
and Harness. VIII BE- sold et bargain
by ADAMS q LUCAS,
mrs H 4aTksff1fEeedl.
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,,,odation tram leaves bellalre 81
COON con- and arrives at steubenville al
M5p.issii accommodation trains leave
specIai Of g.;O a. M, and 1850 p. m.
se!lsaipeo 1905 a. N. and :O5 p. m arrive
sadsTns Ferry at O %s a. m and Fsrr1 10 p
o. Re.a and 8 % p. NJ; Bridgeport II 40
u;S a. nj S:SO D. m; arrive at Bellaire at
m| M. and S:i5 p. m.
Il :os, .. mi, all principal points In the
Ecks5 West can be procured at the
CAST an rcss at Office in Mcclure House, and
I ,,Ss station at BridsePSrtM; MYERS
aenersl Passenger q Ticket Agent.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

CoR THE SPEEDY CUHE OF SEMINAL
oThT . bTyusht % by indfserstion OF he.
cess Any druggist has ne InxJecients
Address DR. JAQUE5 4 co.
esSeKc 1nTnnatI.
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wHDDLINd


for business pursuits or government posi
uDns secured ~ Washington Busins~s
College, In the national capital, ths mat
least sIpensiys Tor uad.nA. FOR freS
circular, address n. g. EPKSCEk, Prss-,
Nssh'ngbu. D. al
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ii tel.
Ine sale Is delayed till SATURDAY, May
5th, when the prop 'rty will be offered as
a whole or In part by the acre or lot. Mr..
Van Pelt, ONO City BauK, Martins Ferry
will show the property at that place or
give Information. HpZo
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s,ons at all stations between
:H,;,y aud Cumberland; No. AZ stops
aTI stations between Wheeling and
s :. az 10. 5 makes direct connections
ior all points South
WFSTROUND TRAINS.
----------- ~ 4 No y I No 10
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FOR SALE .
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
DIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS on
d. Wheeling Island; price from wv 70
$50 each. Only one-sfxth OF the purchase
money required in cash: The residue may
msnts, with interest. Apply 70
JOHN p. GILCHRIST,,
ocsoh At Top Mil.
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OHTNN UT ECIIN0,
WHEELING, W. VA.
CAPITAL, SiOO-OoO
sleek hOiders Personally Liable
aud R- presenting over 100000.
DELEIvES DEPOSITS AND Dis
N counts Paper.
Deals in Gold. Silver, In and
Sterling EXCHANGE.
Sells drafts on England, Ireland, France
Germany and other prominent parts
Europe.
Buys and sells Government, state, City
and Railroad Bonds.
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
Special attention given to collections.
d. &, LIST, PrestdsTst,
g. LAMB, Cashier,
JOS. SEYBoLD. Asstad,n Cashier.
anl5
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The very best " sdone a,
the very low. cures.

a estimates and samples furnished on
nvinced.
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Drafts, &c.
Merchants Letter Heads, Bill
aeads, Cards, etc.
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The REGISTER COMPANY
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THE sTR.ivDED RUSL.iND.
No Progress Made Toward Floating her or
Saving the NnImnble Na,rn.

LONG BRAScH, March 2i.-Thc steamer
Husband lies about the same rs yesterday al
though the surf has been high. and the wind
south to southeast all day Tho weather has
been so thick at times to-day that the vessel
could hardl, be- seen from the shore Nothing
was done to-day toward iischarging the cargo.
II being too rough 10 work the surf boats The
Coast Wrccking Company steamer Relief has
been anchored of the shore about half mile
waiting for orders. The prospects for getting
the steamer of are bad Those Interested have
Very little hope. and are worry much discouraged.
They arn now NOR" anxious about the cargo,
and fear the weather Will continue 10 grow
worse.
The hugo pump of tho Coa-t Wrcckng COM
nany WIS put To- work for short time to-day.
dscharsing "a barrel Of water cnch second. hut
II seemed To have no cnrct. They will begin
pumping tomorrow morning ut low tide. and
hope the water will bc lower 80 they can get ut
the leak. The steamer still brushes out tmhcrs
OF the old ship Atoms, and the shore j. strown
with fragments for miles the bow rests on the
old wreck and docs not sink. but the stern is
settling badly AMI is AZ least 4 foot lower to-
day than yesterday The longshoromen say
the steamer shows signs Of weakness and think
she Will not hc ilOatrl.
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COZ. MCIRTY.S SINRY.


Tn" trial ~ Col McCarty. ON the charge Of
stealing diamonds worth $4,000 from Charles
v Hand. was continued in the General Sessions
yesterday. tn" prisoner testified in his own
dc'en that De- and Hand formed a par'n"r-nip
for dealing in mules in California. and that
they were several day. trying 20 got loan ON
tho diamonds for that purpose They negoti-
atcd with a lawyer named Thompson. and "a
supposed brother II u wealthy woman named
Hhl-i"ad. for IN" money Thompson ran away
Will tine diamonds, getting po-s e--on Of them
ON the rr't NJ u taking them 10 an expert for
examination. The prisoner. according Ia his
version ~ 'N' robbery. was entirely inn s.'uf of
any part r'pniinn or previous knowledge OF the
rhine. IL mas not seen Thompson or Iialstcad
since.
NJ Garry also testified that tho diamonds. SO
Hand tNld him, wore tn property ut Mrs.
whitney, who lived in Tw'nty--nyonth strrrt
and was employed ly Tom S 'o'' the railroad
magnat'. a. Il lobbyist. She was known in
Washington. he said, as the Diamond Widow.
Another IN resting point i'm VI Cary's tcsii-
was nheutio start for Westminster for the pur-
pose of : ting contract ar furn shng tim
h'r To- TIE Navy Department. had hoen
n'rotiHf ng with ihe Secretary : ONCE hosuid.
Hi- theory ahou' the diamonds w0s that the
robbery was ,on-plra y 20 chca. Mr.. Whitney
ont of tl,u.
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THE ENTR.I MISSION.
The Cabinet Deciding to Can IL on June A.
The Nontcsted Sent..

WASHINGTON, March 21.-Thc Cabinet de-
cilcd to-day 10 call an extra session On June 4.
This will bring about the organization OF the
next House ak months earlier than usual. The
roll will be made up by Clerk Adams from the
certificates constituting a prma facie tile to u
scat. All hut fifteen or sixteen Of these have
been received. Eight formal notices Of contest
have been filed. In two States Louisiana and
Florida. there are double -,i- Of certificates.
which agroo on some OF the names and dis
has i,'n lil'l. The ioloNin. is "a list Ol the
.Al4homa-lcre. HARRISON Rop) agt c NJ.
.Cii'fgrnia- Peter W. wlggn'on DEM at.
io'Mlo larhero l.pD VIM. q. l.por DDor1
ugf lInruNr Davis !" pl.
Colorado. Tho. " Paterson lDcml ast. !.
Ficridiae.HH. H. Davidson Dcml ATT VIM. J.
Purmuu il"pl; JcI". j. Finley tDcm.l agt. H.
ratio Brab.e, Jr, l,.p.l.
Mmsh lR,pJ; Benz. T. Wiley ucpJ agi VIM.
Ioulsiana-J. H. Acklin Dcml act. Chester
J.. Darrul lli"pJ, J. b. Elmer Drml ngt. Geo.
Clus. H. Nash l,rul
.,M4--4t lu,otis- = niamin Dean tDem) aet
WWlridg. II IloM II r.
NJ -sg.iri- Robert q. Frost IDcm.l ast. Lyon :.
Qg1n L.9pl Mcdowell DcmJ att Rich
"iul Williams h"pt
sg.th Carolina Il. Cass CARPENTER tRop.l aet
j.. Wyatt Akcn lDcmJ;J. J.. Iichard-ont Dem.
AZ j. J.. Nn.nsy ltnp.i Illm0n Dcull ast
Tim. 5-.'-W, N. Randolph RcpJ agt Cary
lu.u- ID 'nl.L
Virginia. T. gar lRorl ngt. John Goodo
Ir .p'ml W T. liounton fDom) AIT. Jan. 5
JDiE son a. l.l.
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4 TR.iCk WiLkER'S STICIDF.
HroodinE over the Consequences OF an Acct
dent Ia spite Of his Vigilance.

PoND EDDY, y. Y, March 2l-Doni7 Dris-
coli. an old track walker in th' employ If the
Erie Railway Company. a few months ago read
an account of traups placing on-trntionS ON a
railroad i'm Illinois n di-n-i"r being prevent
ed only by n timely discovery of traekman.
Drscoll got to hrooding over the what the eon-
sequonees might be- if Instructions were placed
on the ira * in his charge AMI be- did not dis
cover thcm IN time. Ihrc" w'rk~ ago IN" en-
giurpr of the pu,ifr express. which passes this
place about half past II T. NJ was given a
violent danger signal n lnl' orr iW" 'hst 81 INNS
station, lie stopred ia" tram; Dti- oil had
given the alarm. and reported that Nv" irniups
were placing stones on the track snort dis
iiufr AL, ud. The engineer moved slowly
ahead. y iramI- nor Nieiip uon could hr
found. The ou~' WIS report ~ lp the division
authorities and ihe above facts having hc"n
made apparent, nrisooll was removed. few
days ago he went away from home" II" was
last seen jumping from iwighi train bound
west, about a milo west 81 lNui lld{, : drh
for him resulted in ihn I'm ling of trucks loAdiug
from the railroad where hc l"lt go" Tram Co. tn"
odl., oi IL loiiy prr'ip IA few i.i away, over
looking tAr delaware river. No ira h. Iced
back from the rocks. \ pat worn 10y thr
oN-iraok nnn hung on a bush hall way down tine
hodge, There H. mo- dohti hul tlui n" jumped
from the roo KS into the river whlch was greatly
swollen and iillo.l with huge cakes ul running
icc. Ms body must hay' been ground % pow
der before hcing carried far Hc ledf idm-
ilv well lrIN iINI for.
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THE iLL-NIGHr sTRUGGLE.
Bauer aud Miller Finding thrIr Wre.iiing tom
trst az Oa InrA IN thr MnrnIng.

Ihr wrestling match between Miller and
G. Bauer ina tine Metropolitan hllng adomy.
that Was begun on Tuesday ov ming end "a In a
draw at about quarter before Goelo X yesterday
morning From midn sht until / o'eloak the
men. exhausted aud painting followed cph
other hark and forth across The ground scarcely
making an effort at a grappe. tn" spectators
hceam" impatient and one party loudly shouted
for cessation Of the battle. whiio another
suurrrd the laded uthlrli ~ on with cries OF rn-
'ouragrmrnt At lrnLth the referee int"rlnrrd
and m" contest WIS di-runiinund for u rtc,-- of
twenty minutes IN which I m" the wrostl"rs
w"r" rubbed down AMI refreshments were
given them.
Al O'clock the contest was begun again. and
the audience. numbering over 5000 persons.
vino had uuit the rink, in the intermIs-iOn r.
-umrd their s"afs. The athletes went hrlskly
fo work ana made f"ints and douhlors and of-
ca-iondlly a lock which Wis almost Instantly
hruN"n HS huih men were too weak ana Slow in
follow az an advantage. All night IN" hattie
wont ON in an unrhauglng manner with brici
Interruptions AT short intervals to allow the men
Ia r"ruI"rai'. A. DAYLIGHT came iintS into
thr nall both Bauer and Miller were elias ping
each others hands and supporting thrnls"Iv'-
g- they stage, red over their course. Th"y wrrr
terribly bruised ami strained Biurr- back and
lrNa-t lrIul' $50 ar"ri'cd mat III" blood -ir'aA,d
his skin in every part
II WIS evident that a second fan would h' an
mn stability ln ihr exhausted condition ~ tlr
NJ %, AMI M" battle was accordingly declared Il
draw, Nul the spectators W M home.