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The New York herald., 1877-03-15
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART z.
Before Judge Sutherland
prNrrIr OF A DOUBT.

BENEFIT OF A DOUBT.
Norris Willroy, co'ored boy, was arraigncd the
charge Of stealing gold watch and chain from the
residence OF Mrs.. Gertrude Allen, Of No 36s West
Twenty-ninth street, the night OF tho 10th inst
The lady had gone 10 the theatre leaving her maid and
child IN the house. rhe maid, Who also colored,
went out and on her return she was accompanied by
the prisoner who proceeded into the pasor. The prop
erty was lying on the mantelpiece. II was attcrward
missing and the prisoner being suspected arrested
At the suggestion or the maid The accused who was
own behali and the jury believing in the nsul cheney
ot tnc evidence, acquitted him.
CHARGE OF FALSE pRETENcEs.
An old man named Howard Pearsal was arraigncd
BY Assistant District Attorney Herring charged with
having obtained money by Iass pretences On tho
23d OF September. 1874 tho accused, who lived ut No.
$50 West Thirty third street, rendered Frederick
Schwarhauscn Of No. 229 Hudson street, a check Tor
$45 payment OF window shades, receiving SIT
IN change The check was drawn M on the National Park
bv the accused. The check proved to be worthless,
Wilson never hav ing had any account in the bank In
check In payment OF debt and had since gune 10 Eu
rope he was found guilty and remandcd.
DISCHARGED.
Edward Cahl was arraigDcd upon charge OF feloni-
Gus assault and battery alleged to have been
mitod on tho 14th day Of last June The complainant
not appearing, and good character the accused
having boon proved by his present employer, Mr..
Brewster, OH motion OF Mr.. w. \. Kintzing the
MERCIFUL SENTENCE
James SinnotL respectable looking man, was
placed at tho bar charged with petit larceny upon
complaint OF Margaret Stoan, who charged that upon
the sth day Of last July by trick and DEVICE he stole
five dollar bill from her He pleaded guilty, and his
unset, Mr.. Kintzng, asked u lenent sentence. He
was sentenced TO tho City Prison tor ten days
PLEAS AND SENTENCES
James Saxon, sailmaker, OF No "a Madison street,
pleaded guilty to the charge OF stealing from tho
steamer Chesapeake, lying at pier 3S East River,
clock and other property valued at SAT. He
pleaded guilty and sent to the State Prison for
years
Jeremiah Stanton, OF No. 16H Downing street,
pleaded guilty TO the charge OF stealing two dollar
bin from the pocket OF Lucy Osborne, No. ia Mac
dousa street. He was sentenced to one years mpris-
onment.
Maurice Cahil. OF No. 3O4 First avenue, snatched a
gold chain and seal from John ID. Davidson OF No. SO
Morton street. the Goth OF February The prisoner
was sent 10 the State Prison for two years
burglar broke into tho dwelling OF Joseph Bleis-
ter No. 636 East Thirteenth street, and carried OIL Jew
elry and clothing valued ut $102 The prisoner who
identified James Dempsey, Of No ~ East Hous-
ton street, pleaded guilty and to the State
Prison tor tour years.
James Wilson, OF No 40 York street. pleaded guilty
to the charge OF breaking into the premises OF James
Robertson, No. los Delaney street, and stealing prop
cry valued ut $s He sent the State Prison for
two years aud months
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VALENTINE COMMITTED.

The examination In the case Of Edward Valentine,
who was arrested on a charge Of committing an out
rage upon Mary and Fanny Mace. his sistersin-law,
was concluded before Justice Semlcr the sixth Dis
trct Court brooklyn yesterday Both girls testified
against him aud he held await the action oil tho
Grand jury
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DECIDING AWAY PROPERTY.

dary Cronogue was the owner Of valuable property
on Forty-iourth street, estimated to be worth some
$35 she says that Bridget Quinn and her husband
induced her to make absolute deed OF the property
to them by falsely representing that It was merely
power Of attorney 10 enable them to set aside mort
gage on the place Mrs. Cronogue has now commenced
tue Court oi Common Pleas to have this deed
aside, being fraudulent anu VOID. TIE trial OF
the was begun yesterday before Judge Van HOescn
holding Special Term of the court. Mr.. r. L. FUw ler
appeared tor the palntin aud Mr. Soutnworh tor the
defendants The paintii says that The deed was made
without considerations: that the defendants, ut tho
limo OF execution, borrowed SO OF her in order to
make nominal consideration Tor the transfer, and
immediately thereafter returned the 50 TO her she
states further that tue deed was never acknowledged
and that she had idea what She was signing AT The
time but supposed II to be only power OF attorney
The defendants, on the contrary, aver that tho
transaction perfectly legitimate; that the plaintiff
who was dcsirous OF keeping the property IN the
nmily. gave 1t to them as Tree ana voluntary gilt
The rial bids far To he interesting one, and Will
louDtess develop some extraordinary iacts.
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officer. In his answer TO the complaint says that tho
plaintiff was creating public disturbance. and II was
his duty as an officer queil It. When he undertook
TO do SO Connolly assaulted him he compelled
TO use his Clue. The was concluded.
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DISPOSITION OF MILITIA FINES.

In June, 1875, court martial Tor the trial OF delin
qucnis was ordered for the Eleventh regiment and
Emu Freund was appointed marshal for tho court
Various fines we're imposed upon several members
Of the regiment and such fines, to The amount OF
sIOs. collected by Freund, who neglected to pay
amount to the City Chamberlain for the benefit Of
tho regiment, required by tho Military Code.
Colonel Unbckant, Of the Eleventh regiment,
thercupon oblained alternative maudamus
IN the Court OF Common Pleas requiring
Frcund to show cause why he should not
be ordered TO pay the sum so collected,
which motion was argued before Judge Larremore
MIR. Charles Goldzcr appeared Tor the regiment and
asked Tor pcremptory mandamus on the ground
that the Military Code provided for other remedy
that the president Of the court martial cou Id not
in time peace enforce his mandates and was Obliged
to apply to court OF record Tor that purpose. Mr..
jacob Slcie Tor the respondent Frcund in opposition
Conended that this cour: would not enforce The proc
military court, and that tho Military Code pro-
yided Tor a penalty Of the misconduct of the
marshal Judge Larrenore at the close OF the arpu-
mcnt granted the petition for perenptory manda-
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A AHr''l'
Sale TO NIGHT.
The Evans Colec
Association Hail.
at halfpast O'Clock
r. soMERvILLE. Auctioneer
- Tho Paintings will be exhibition the Academy OF
Design until three r. NJ each day OF sne Wednesday and
Thursday, 18th and 18th
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IT B. HERrs SONS. AUCTioNEERs.
IMPORTANT SALE OF ELEGANT CABINET
FURNITURE,
ON THURSDAY, MARCH I5 1T ioy O'CLOCK
Ar sALEsRooM, NO. IL PARK PLACE.

This Is the entire Stock OF largo who is
about retiring from cncss every variety Of
rich and PLAN Parlof Chamber Library Dinngroom
suits, Cabinets, Armoires. Bookcascs &c.. &c.
We tssc Peasure In notifying the puDc tho goods
offered ~ this sale oi the m ado
rnnted strictly first class IN every particular the
stock being that Is seldom found In auction room
will positively be sold -'
WITHOUT RESERVE on LIMIv.
0oodo exhibitiun
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.
VNANTED-A STANDARD MILLINERY SHOWCASE
w Tor bonnets Address, stating price. which must be
low, j. G. JOHNSTON. Broadway and I'D st.
vVANTED-TWO OK THREE GOOD CARPETS;
w will pay in instalments give room. SECURITY,
Herald Uptown Office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-23

Persons troubled with neuralgia will
b glad 10 learn . cure. Two drops Of
laudGnum in one.hAlt teaspoontil Of
warm water, dropped Into the ears
will give immediate relief.
Dyspepsia IA cured BY muscular e1er.
else, voluntary or involuntary, and 10 no
other way can II be cured, because moth.
ing can create or collect the gastric juice
except exercise; II IL q product oil the
human machine. Nature only can make
Il.
For Group, take knife or Crater, and
crate or shave In small particles about 4
ieaspooninl Of alum, mix with II about
twice It's quantity oil sugar, to make II
palatable, and administer II Is quick as
possible. Almost instantaneous relief
will be afforded.
An eminent physician Of chicago says
he cures ninety.nine out Of every one
hundred cases Of scarlet fever, BY giving
The patient warm lemonade with gum
arabic dissolved In Il. A cloth wiurg
out In hot water and laid upon the SION.
ach, should be removed as rapidly a II
becomes cool.
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Another card From the In BelIe
mil Reedera.

Mr.. Mccain makes affidavit a. follows
State Of Wet Hryinia, Ohio Co., tO4rt;
Personally came before me, W. Phillips,
q Justice of'the Peace for Ohio county, Pc
ter Mccanu, and being sworn, does say
upon his oath that the following words
Contained Ia an article Published Ia the
Wheeling Register and 1NfRILl0RNcER Of
November 23d, signed q La Belle Mailer
NME. Mccain was told by Mr.. Bero, the
Mailer In charge Of the machine, that In
case the machine would 20 on 10d fence
nails he would have the feeder longest In
his employ to do the work." 10 not true,
aud the deponent further says that the frst
notice be had that he was not going 10 feed
the fence nails waSlat the time the machine
was being changed from common nails 70
fence, which was five weeks after the said
Mccain had commenced working Tor Mr.
Bero.
Signed aud sworn 10 before me this 22d day
Of November, 1877, in my District Of
Clay. W. PHtLtPS, J. T.
The above affidavit will fully explain
Itself and get at rest the most vital part
Of the article from the pen Of "a La
Belle Mailer" and as TO the balance Of
the article, we think it IL little thin, In
fact, a. the gentleman from Lincoln says,
II is"too dang roltOn thin" especially
the story Of the narrow escape OF the EN-.
ployes with their livea. Now, sirs, every
person who knows anything about the
building Of modern engines know that
they are provided With patent cut OF
governors" that regulate the speed Of the
engine, and no matter how quickly all the
machines are thrown Of no danger can
possibly occur. We desire, Mr.. Editor
to put ourselves in true light, and We
assure you had we known that the lives
Of our fellow workmen were endangered
we would have been there TO share the
danger, but we distinctly say that com.
mittee waited on the engineer and told
him that we were going of. As to the
balance Of the article, Il ia as falPe as the
first. So we will close, hoping that you
| will give this space and allay any had
feeling that might have been raised
against the FEEDERS.
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ObstruetInR Nature,

Instead Of aiding her efforts to recuptrate
Ii obviously not the way to get well when
one Is sick. Yet this Is precisely the course
pursued-oi course unwittngly-by per
sons who are continually dosing themselves
withpOwerinl mineral drugs for sonic nAla.
dy with which they are afflicted. Such
baleful medicaments rather tend to TGtarll
recovery than to hasten IL. How much
more sensible are they who employ the
gently acting but thoroughly efficient re.
Storaiive, Hostetters Stomach Bilters,
which, unlike the drugs referred 10, Is emf.
nently wholesome and safe; md, instead
Of injuriug, improves the tone otthe ttom.
ach and re.creates health and vigor In the
broken down System. Indigestion, liver
complaint, constipation, kidney and blad.
der ailments, and rheumatism yield to It's
corrective influence, and It is the remedy
and preventive par excellence for inter.
mittent and remittent levers aud other dis.
orders bred by miasma tainted air and
water. II Is, moreover, asuperb appetizer.
Anh
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Pittsburgh 10 Wheeling via
Washington. Ia.


Warrington Letter 10 Pittsburgh Galstie.
In view OF the already completed ant
prospective roads passing Through ouI
town, itseems we are to become a rail
road centre OF some importance. Ever
now the travel west from Pittsburgh to
Wheeling, Is being diverted from the old
to this newer route. And there are good
reasons for this preference for our line
1t Is shorter by 4 goodly number Of miles
again, the rich hills and beautiful valleys
OF Washington county, from a picturesque
scenery that is thing OF beauty and ar
everlasting joy to the intelligent traveller
moreover, the hour or SO OF leisure, be.
tween trains, spent In our time honored
town, the home Of the alma mater Of 50
many men eminent in politics and the
professions, Is not 10 be despised in the
day otsmall things.
Just here let me record our apprecia.
ton Of the efforts being made on The part
OF the Hempfeld e o. road in the
interest Of our town and community,
First, they reduced the fare all along the
line about % per cent. Next, they give
US an early train from Wheeling, which
furnishes US daily papers with Associated
Press dipatches at least two hours and q
half earlier than the Charters road does;
this train also gives farmers living along
the line an opportunity to do days
shopping and go home on the afternoon
train.
Besides, in oil matters connected with
a railroad they make It to the interest OF
onr people TO patronize them in prefer.
ence to the CHARTERS.
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TRUsTEE's BALE

-
By virtue Of DoOd Of Trust made and executed
By balater Seholt and wife o ~ undSnlSrS,
Trustee, bearing date the 18th day Of AuEuJt. in
the year 1870, and duly recorded Ia M Ils,i;s
otieo Of the County Court Of MATAhAll eountV Wa
Vrginja, In Deed % Trust Book No, q p1re HI i
Will sell a. public le al the front door Of ne CoIt
House Of Ohio county, in The city Of WheellnE, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of December, ls7i
Beginning at 10 O'Clock A. " Of taId dly. all tbs
following described real estate, that 0 10 Az,
The north half Of that lot or parcel Of iahd sltu.
ate In MlIlhall county, W. Va, contSinInR Gvs
acres, more @ le1s which was conveyed 70 Chia. ".
Dor, 1850, from Daniel Lamb, eommlaIOntr, 9nist
certain decree Of the Circuit Court for Ohio coun
~, the Md lot being part Of the bottom lnDi a
BoRgHi Farm, and being lot number four ~ On m
plat marked A, In 4 mutt In chAncery In With m
General Insurance Company Of Maryland Va,
complainant and ]. Zane, admlnIStntIix, md
Moaes W. Chhpllne, executor and helH, and 0thSTs
defendant, and between VIM. Chlpllne, couplip.
ant, and the MD Administrative, executor ma
heiTB and olheFS defendants, lying next below m
land Of John HAndAp, and aid lot being divided
into two equal ptrtS By = division line bttSt
John Kohnl0ln ADD Peter LonhATt, deceased dawn
across the blme from east 70 Wol, parallel with ma
boundaries Of said lot No. four ~, all thU pSTt
which llea north 81 that dlviaioI line d beftby
conveyed.
TEIss or sALE-S2soO, or Is much more Of IL,
purchase money q the purchaser may elect 10 pay
eaah on day Of sale, the residue in one year irun
the date Of sale, with intereat upon said deferred
payment from raid day Of sale, and the purchaser
10 give his note secured by deed Of trust on he
nald property for mid deferred payment.
WIN. Q. HANDLAN, Trustee.
By GRo. r. LIHcH, Solicitor.
VIZ. Il. HALLER, AIctioneeT. nOl5
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TlRUsTEE's SALE.
From ss,ouB to 81, 900 Of Valuable Per.
sonal Properly Offered atPubIlc
AunfInn

Under and by virtue Of a certain Deed Of Trust
executed BY Ferdinand Schubert 10 the under
signed a Trustee, dated October oh, 1871, and
recorded In the Clerks once Of the County Court
Of Ohio county W. Va, In deed Of trust book No,
II, pages 6SS-i-6,T will, on
FRIDAY, the 2Sd day Of November, 1877.
at the dwelling house Of the aid Ferdlnand Ecu.
bert lltnAted on Strobel Run, branch Of Cald.
wells Kun, about oue-quarter Of mile from the
wheeling and Pairmont Turnpike and AhJut one
hall mile from the corporation line Of the city Of
wheeling eel, commencing aid sale At 10 O'Clock
the following described personal property,
that q to ny: . horses, COW, hogs wagons
hlelght lGts Of harness, nddIe and bTldel,
elght-ho1Ba power engine with boiler, HhRitS and
ali the axtnres snd appliances connected there
with, corn mill, one straw cutting boz, ploSL
harrow, all the iron nails on the truck road lead.
ing from CaldWell's Run, near JohnStonb mill,
back 70 the quarry on the Iarm Of the aid Ferdi.
nAnd Schubert, all the rails, ties and lumber BE-
longing to aid truck road and 800 feet Of wire
rope and oil apparatus employed In uhng The same,
II can and lhlitl also all the tools used BY tho
wedges, hammers, drills, picks, axes, Wheel.
barr0ws, DC also ali the household and kitchen
furniture Of the said Schubert, Including ckaIrs,
beds, bed ding, lookipg-glaNes, carpets, Ti0ves,
organ sewing machines and many ether artIcltI
not specially mentioned in this I'D yertISement.
TRIMS or SALE.-All sums les than twenty
dollar clsh. ALI sums Of twenty dollars ard 81.
eeedlng twenty dollaTS n credit Of one year, the
purchaser giving his Interest bearing note With good
personal security for the deferred payment, OF all
cash THE purchaser % elect.
c. IERvKr, Auetioneer. OC29
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IVashIngton County, Pa., NeWs.

The County Home l. suffering from Che
Effects 81 the drouth. Water has 10 b
hauled from the creek q quarter OF a
mile away.
II is aid that $4,000 worth Of i'm.
proyements have been made by the col.
ored people Of Pittsburgh and Allegheny
upon lions Collegiate Institute or what
WAS once known as pheasant Hill Semi.
nary" near West MiddleloWn.
The many friends Of the Buchanan
Bros, Of Taylorstown, whose mill was 70.
Gently burnt, will be pleased 70 learn that
handsome subscription Of $4,000 has
been raised for them among their neigh
bors and friends as an expression Of sym.
patty for their heavy financial losses.
Bacchus held high carnival In the Dor.
ough Saturday night There was more
drunkenness and disorder than for many
years back. Twelve warrants have been
Issued and two arrests made. A police
man testified that he saw tWenty-air
drunken persons in one crowd. sand for
thiS'are we local opLiouistS !"
The construction Of narrow gauge
Tailroad from Washington, Pa, down
Buffalo and through Bethsny 10 not at all
beyond the probabilities. The route most
ofthe distance from Washington Is unu-
aually easy In grade and curvature for
this region and passes through very
fertile and productive country and q
country that has for long time felt the
need Of abe,ter outlet than il has.-IPell'
burg Herald.
FfOn The Observer.
Robert Donaldson raised 1000 bushels
otcorn on II acres. Who will beat III
There are ak families in West Middle.
town that can march out GS children on
dress parade. The smallest family con
tainS 10, and the largest 10 children.
Andrew Ralston, the inventor Of tht
ihreshiDg and cleaning machine, and
formerly n resident Of this township, dice
ut New Athens, Ohio, on Friday, the Oh
Of October.
Hopewell farmers say their wheat
felds we're never in better condition thar
At present, and no signs Of the HessiaI
Ay botheripg it.
At the auction sale Of personal proper
ty Of George Eggy, deceased, horses sold
from soto $50; sheep 81 50 to 81 90 pei
head; corn As cents per bushel; oats &c
hay g per ton.
The total assessed valuation Of real ant
personal property in West Middleton
amounts to $73,744.
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A CARD FROM
E. L. PRUSSING e. co.

We beg leave TO notify the public that a many
unpdneipled perscus ara circulating the story
that The Vinegar recently condemned BY the Board
Of Health Of Warrington, D. C., wa Of our manu-
tactune, We are obliged 70 publiSh the following
cu1espondenee, which explains itself:
Dr. ]. 3. VERDI, PreSident Board Of Health,
Washington, D. c.-sn: HRa any Vinegar man.
utaetured BY u been eonhIcAted or condemned By
your BoArdf An early reply will gTeatly obllRe
=. PRuSSINa 4 ca.
Board OF HEALTH, WARRINGTON, June Q, 1871.
e. l. PRrSSINo 20, Chicago Gentlemen In
1tTuc.ad 10 inform you thAt the Board q Health
haA mover condemned any Vinegar Of your manu-.
tucture, nor has compliint ever ben made q he
impurity oil the anne Very respectfully,
T. G. cox, N. n, Secfetary.
We would al1o lnbmit the following from d..
Aiken. Of Maryland, and Dr. Mahll, Of Ch!eSgo;
have this day inside q Chemical Analysis al m
average agple Of Prussing's Vinegar, and and II
Tree from all trce Of mineral acids and metaiIe I'M
Puhtes, and therefore pure. Free hulphuTie acid
q very injurious ndulieratIon often found In IN
commercial article, 10 not present In this VINEGAR,
WILLIAM E AIKEN,
Prof. Chem. and Phar.
Requested BY Nj. PruAing, ISnbjeeted 4 Hampla
Of bis Vinegar 70 Chemical Analysis, and found n
perfectly iree from mineral acids and raetalIc llib
stances with which commercial vinegar q % fro
quently adulterlttd. can recommend II, there
fore, san entirely pure and FAo1IoMs article.
In conclusion We viii add ihat our VII II inn.n
brands Of Vinegar have stood the test Of public
opinion for tWenty.nine Year,, besides having no.
eeiyed hrst premiums n the Worlds Faif. thh
ETniIsd State Pair. the Illinois State FAif, The
+. l. pRUsslaa & CO., chIcssU.
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Railroad Excitement in.Cumber.
lnnd.


The citizens of Cumberland held mass
meeting Tuesday evening to 'express their
views concerning the project for the ex.
tension OF the Pennsylvania Railroad TO
that place, which ia being resisted BY the
Baltimore & Ohio Company. Addresses
were made strongly iavoring the extern.
sion, and denunciatory OF the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad for "endeayoring 10
trouble the enterprise" and preamble
and resolutions adopted requesting the
council to pass, and the Mayor to approve
the ordinance authorizing the issue Of
$65, 900 Of city bonds to aid in the bnild.
Ing Of the new road, and that II be sub
ni!ted to ayote OF the. people on the 18th
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