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Gre,, Council o, Improved Red Men.

COLUMBUS. O, September 1.-THE
Great Council OF the United States OF
Improved Red Men assembled here to-
day and were received in form by the
Great Council OF Ohio. Nearly every
delegate is in attendance The Great
Council assembled at nine o'clock, when
Adam Smith, of California, Great
Incohnee, made MS long talk, in the
course of which be stated that the Order
during the past year has not been so
prosperous rs WAS desired. Since the
last meeting eighteen tribes have been
instituted. He was convinced that IN the
future the success or failure OF the
Order depended on the interest
taken by the Great Council in revision
of their ritusistic work, and in this
work all parts o. Indian tradition,
which will tend to make the CouncIs
work entertaining, instructive and use
full should be retained, but all others
should be rejected The early consider
alton of taxation and reduction OF
charter fees was recommended. Jos hus
Morris, Great Chief of Records, made
long talk He referred to the condition
of the hes IN al the States, and SAID
they were in the poorest cordition IN
Mississippi, where many tribes have be-
come extinct. He reported thst there
were 557 the United States, with MEM
bershipof 81, 422 during the last year 81
deaths have occurred and 4,2sS new
members have been received
The Great Keeper of Wsmpum, Jos.
Pyle, reported that the receipts during
the year were SAL and the dsburse-
ments 1896; balance in the treasury,
$43,092
a large street procession to-day and
bail tonight complete the work of to-
day.
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l1lahlIa..

y picnic and races will be given on the
Island Fair Grounds next Saturday for
the benefit of the Catholic Church of
Martins Ferry. Music will be furnished
by T. 4. Cockayne's orchestra.
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RPcPnIiOD.

The Gof Guards will give General
Cot a reception at Mozart Hall on
Thursday night. A number of other
prominent gentlemen are expected to be
present.
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domestic Row.

Mrs. Ruth Halter yesterday made com
plant before Squire Bulger against Liz
zie Lemons, charging her with abusive
language. BoGh reside on Eighteenth
street, near Wool.
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sIIGHBoRHooD NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here and. There by
Register Reporters.
MARTINS FERRY.

MAhlIN
The public schools are we'll attended
MISS WIGHTMAN, OF Pittsburgh, Is
visiting friends IN town.
The Workingnea's party will hold
meeting at the town hall tonight, At
which time several speeches will be made
The Choral Union began its season OF
practice last evening with twenty new
members. About fifty members now
belong to this Union.
SEVERAL Republicans informed US yes
terday that Dsntord's speech Saturday
night did the Democrats more good than
il be had been y Democratic speaker
Nix. SAM Cook, formerly u mailer here
left on tie noon train yesterday, Tor
Sharps burg, Pa, where he goes to take
charge OF y machine in one OF the mills
LAST Saturday evening large tenn
perance meeting was held at Commercial
Hall. Addresses were made by Mr..
Wilson, of Allegheny, Pa, and Rev. W.
II. Rider, of MoorfeId, o. Both speeches
are highly spoken Of.
Rev. JOHN Brown of the NJ. L.
Church leaves to day for Cleveland,
where he goes to attend the East ONO
Conference which meets Wednesday.
Mr.. Browns friends desire his re-
turn to his old charge here.
BRIDGEPORT.
WIN. KIMEs who WAS arrested here
sometime ago and who was taken to
Wellsburg to answer charge of steal
ing blankets and other goods from DIR.
Hancher at that place, was tried Mon
tay and sentenced to two years in the
pcaitentisry at Mondsville.
OPERA HoUsE.-The Hessisn Band
this avpulnp
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Battle Of BrandyWinP.

CHADD's FORD, Pa, September H.
About ore thousand people attended the
centennial anniversary of the battle Of
the Brandywine here to-day. Speeches
were made by Senators and others.
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Disastrous Fire.

PARIS, September IA fire is re-
ported to be raging in Dieppe, and al.
ready one-qusrter of the town has been
demolished. The loss is estimated at
G50.OO6.
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Truth Is mighty ana will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
at j. W Ferrels He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to 8
cents; A Chintz, cents Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, 6 cents. All other goods
n proportion.
The finest shoes kept.in the city at L
V. Blends.
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Down! Down. Down! -- Another
break down in prices OF Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound to sell Al some price
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Main and 10Th streets.
j. W. FERREL
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EPIIiu "a Faint.

Yesterday morning Sam Davis, "a
boiler at the Upper Riverside mill, fell
IN faint. and WAS taken home, from the
effects Of the heat.
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VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE

BOUNDED 1871, 80 WEST p,ii ~. t.
4 New York Central Park fm.t b.
Day School Tor Young LaurN '''
advantages for conversation ~
German. Rc-Opcuing sept e, ~.
Or. and Madame VAN NORMAN
Cipals. aRP'lI'i"'
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EDUCATIONAL
WEST VIRGINIA UNvEp, :
1877. hORGASTouS '~ :,

THIS INSTITUTION OF rv, IVA.
/ under the Pr.sideuct. -, - AZ. 81.
Thampson, A. NJ, ; en'rr.rgg' hey
era OF prosperity. DUuus,Ie. --foa 10.
just closed, the attntaure,,,,i.. * .--
increased over 65 per cent. ~ N,'"-l'-., :,
and scholarly Facu.ty.A b...,.,.... Ia q -.
ful and moral Location ann. v, De-. ("
and Philosopher Apiar'.,.
constantly growing; 4 su--..'.,' l. a..
most thorough chlrac,,-. ..".-
scholarship SURPASSED gy n.
institution o! Learn ing. AArr...
The = penSeS are les 'b.r..,
place known 10 afford ,,.gt' any ... 81,
The Fall term Deg H. >-pr.r,I'.' -,
Winter term January aG. .,r., ~
March 9th. For n. .g,rrr. wing .-.-
lOgues, &c, address the Pre>.t-'.... z .,.,
ag2iWSNU Svcrrt,ry -, Iu.>N
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ALLEGHENY COLI,RGy
NEADNIt.LE. pa

The College yrauN... open >rr.
The Preparatory SyuDu. $751;. '..
day.
Boarding on co'op.u,N. p...
-. 80 10 $50, uHUG.n. H. lt..
Soardiug cheaper. EutfI boa ......'
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LAEsT STYLES Of Shoes just received
st l.. V. Blends.
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JUST received, lot of Children's
Shoes of the latest styles, at l.. V.
Blends.
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II YOU want 10 get suited IN q pair of
Shoes, 90 10 l.. V. Bonds.
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OPERA HoUsE.-This evening, BY spe-
cial request, "Kukuk' and Blue Dan
ube.'
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Ohio State Fair.

The State fair Is now in presentable
order. Most of the departments are well
filled, but frequent rains during the day
prevented large attendance. The show
Of stock is equal to the average but the
display of sheep is larger than ever be-
fore made in Ohio, over 800 fine wool
sheep alone being shown.
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Bs-Of superior ENGLISH manufactured
and Justly celebrated for Elasticity, Dura-
billty and kvenness OF Point. In 10 Num-
beTg
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Ii you want to get a cheap and 8 nice
fitting psir of Shoes, go TO L. V. Bonds
1875 Main street.
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GENTS fine Shoes of the latest styles
ust received at l.. V. Bonds.
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OPERA HoUsE.-Mme. Marie Sslvotti
this evening.
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The cheapest shoes ID the city st L. V
Blends.
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Coon black Kid Gloves for IS cents At
j. ". FerrePs.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 90 now
to J. w. FERRELs.
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LADIES SEMINARY.

DLAIRSNILLE, PA. FALL -a~
ID opens Thu sday, september Ll.
Location very healthiul, easy u.b-
terms moderate. TuIl cuur' 81 10 r
ton. For Catalogue, pleas" hdd .g.
J.JEWITl TAtE'
iy.6cgrb ffnt
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The recommendation embodied in the
above report favorIng the payment of the
bills was rejected, 1t being argued that
portion Of the work had been done by
order of the chairmen OF the Committees
on Water Works and Streets and Alleys,
and not by Council. The vote:
"a yes Beltz, Down, Campbell, Cow
den, Fisher, Goodfeilow, Hanson, Logan,
Myles, Pollock, Riddle, Stoker, Wait,
Wsterhouse, Yshn-l5.
Noes-Crowther Reeves, Simpson,
Vockler, Mr.. Pres.dent-5.
The balance OF the report WAS then
taken up and the recommendations there
in contained, with the exception of those
relating to a gangwsy at Capt. Dillon's
residence; closing thesewer st the corner
of Eleventh and Chspline streets and
requiring the Street Railway Company
to make necessary improvements, were
rejected, and all work in progress on the
Main street bridge was ordered stopped.
MISCELLANEOUS
An ordinance to assess and levy water
rents for the year 1877, was taken up,
ItdI u VIII - lilly allO pdoSVN" = hN W SAAF
nance Is the same as last year.
The resolution rom the First Branch
authorizing Chris. FIoto TO place q stone
crossing opposite his residence, was con-
Cured in.
The repor. of the gas trustees was re-
ceived ana placed on Tile.
A number OF petitions were read and
referred to the proper committees.
ULUTIoNS.
WHEREAS, Messrs. Hobbs, Brockunier
Il Co propose to use gas Tor lighting pur-
poses at their glass mandatory, on Thir-
ty-sixth street; be it therefore,
ResolUed, That the gas trustees be in
structed to cause pipe to be laid on
Thirty-sixth street, from Wood to Wet
eel streets.
Adopted.
WHEREAS, The charter of the city
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aIsI SEMI-ANNUAL SESSION gs3
september an, iNs7.
YVES ERN MARY AND Col tG

For student, OF both t"lr, U d.,t|U.F
partmcnis. Incorporate lS' w.
fulIy situated Full corps u' COM
instructors. TcJ1W mOf,T0h. turoa -
address REV. J. r. WARD, D. o.. D..
Westminster, Md, or RHY. ! w. u.
ToN. Agt.,2 - y. Carey ~, BuUmun b
lyISeg
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BRIDGEPORT.
The Strike Down the Ohio.

OPERA HoUsE.-The Hessian Band
this evening.
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Personalities.

John Wagner, E.q., Cashier OF the
National Bank of West Virginia, has
returned from u brief business trip to
Morgantown.
Mrs. Ella Reed, of Wheeling, is visit
ing at her father. in this place, ex.Sher-
if McVIcker. -MorgantoOn Post
Colonel T. =. Shallcross returned from
Washington city, Wednesday. He says
Hayes il not yet done with Conkhng. In
this case we adopt the Darwinian theory
and pray for "the survival of the fttest y
Col Mark w Child and Mr. +. j.
Armstrong, travelling agents for the
Marsh agricultural implement company,
of Lewisburg Pa, were in the city yes
terdsy. They are lively agents, and have
vim and energy enough to run dozen
threShing machines successfully. They
left last evening for the east, well pleased
with Wheeling.
Mr.. T e. Parsons, formerly of this
city, is in town again, on visit.
Col Richard Realf, formerly of the
editorial corps of the Pittsburgh CONNER
ciaL, will talk temperance in this city in
the near future.
Judge Geo w. Savage, for many years
on the bench of the State OF New Jersey,
who has been spending a few days in the
city, has returned home
Rev Father jeremiah A. Msroney
formerly pastor Of the Catholic church,
in Martins Ferry died at St. Francis
hospital, Columbus, on Friday night last
from consumption.
Hon. John e. Flenniken, of Waynes-
burgh, Pa. is in the city.
Mr. Chas. Levi Of the Oates comedy
company is still confined TO his rooms a.,
the Mcclure House, by sickness.
Attorney-General White returned
home from Psrkersburg yesterday.
Rev. Dr. Armstrong has so far recov-
cred from his illness as 10 be able TO be
out again.
w. p. Wiley, ESQ, has returned from
= ten days business trip to Baltimore.
Daniel Peck, Esq, who had his arm
broken few days since, was resting
very easy last evening.
Mr.. r. Stearlng and lady, and Miss
Maggie Stesrling, Of Cincinnati, and l.
d Flanagan, Of Clsrksburg, are register
ed at the McLTre.
There Is Il strong probability that Rev
James A. Lstsne, formerly rector of ST.
Matthews Church, will take charge Of
the Reformed Episcopal Church, Of this
city.
Msssrs. Geo. O. Davenport, "Blsck"
Dovener, Mr.. Geo. LETTERS and mother,
arrived home, last night, on the steamer
Hudson.
Mr.. Jones, of the firm of Mackin &
Jones, contractors on the p, w. Il Ky.
road, ia in the city Mr.. Jones reports
everything lovely along the line of the
road, and that it will be completed on
contract time.
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schenck'sl PuImODtc Syrup fOr the
cure OF Consumption, Coughs
and Colds.

The great virtue OF this medicine is that
~ rinens the matter and throws IL out OF
the system, purities the blood, ana thus
effects cure.
scHKSCK's SEA WEED TONIC, FOR THE CURE
OF DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, &C.
The Tonic produces healthy action OF
the stomach, creating an appette, Rt.s
ing chyle, and curing the most oosUin'''0
cases OF Indigestion.
sCHKNCK's MANDRAKE PILLS, FOX THE COAH
OF LIVER COMPLAINT, &C.
These Pills are Alternative, and produce
healthy action of the liver, without the
least danger, as they are Tree rom caloIhel'
and vet more efficacious in restoring
healthy action of the liver. =.
These remedies are certain cure IoI
CONSUMPTION, as the PUlmonlc syrup
ripens the matter and puriries the blood
The Mandrake Pills act upon the iSei'
create a healthy bile, ana remove all us
eases of tue liver, often a cause oil Con
sumption. The sea Weed Tonic gives Zone
and strength TO the stomach, MAKES d
good digestion, and enables the organs 10
form good blood; and thus creates q
healthy circulation of healthy blood. Inc
CONT ined action of these medlclns, as
thus explained, will cure every case OF
Consumption, If taken IN time, ana ING
use of the medicines perseVereu IN,
DIR. Schenck is professionally at NE pin PIN
cipal office, corner Skin anu AIcL stloeVS
Philadelphia every Monday where 81
letters for advice must ne addressed
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The marks ut the landing last evening
show ) feet 10 inches in the channel.
The Ragon departed 4or Parkersburg,
yesterday. The Courier Is to-day s
packet.
The TaanhaUser made her first trip 10
the MatamorsS trade yesterday.
The O'Neal Is to-day's regular Pitts
bur2h packet.
The Hudson arrived last evening from
Cincinnati She returns to-day.
The Granite State Is due down to-day
from PITTS burgh.
The Salt Valley, Carrie Brooks and
Exchange, are due up tonight, en- route
for Pittsburgh.
The Evan Williams made An Insuc-
cesstul attempt to remove the sunken
barge near the suspension bridge, yester,
day.
The Coal Valley, tied up at the TOP
mill, is preparing to depart Tor Pitts
burgh, rs soon rs there Is sufficient wa.er
by Telegraph.
PITTSBURGH, November 23.-River j
feet inches and rising Weather cloudy
and drilling rain.
CINCINNATI, November % River :
feet inches and stationary. Arrived
Andes, Wheeling Departed
Wheeling; Mary Miller, St. Louis. Driz-
zling aud mild.
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InnNa OLE CLUTCHES.
,Vbere and How Our Citizens VIII
Hnrshin To-mOrrOW.

Rev +. Voss OF the 81. johns ue'-
ar ProtestsLt church, and Rev. Csrl
uoirri-, of the St. Pauls German
pratastsnt church South Wheshngl VIII
et,and the dedication OF the Smllhhe. u
Cerrrsn Protestant church, IN Phts0nTgh'
tomorrow, and leave at II o ciocH 'n.s
morning. They are accompanied OE \
number of their church members. NO
sarvices In these churches.
Usual services by Rev. Clancy, pastor
NJ the First Baptist Church corner
Twelfth and Byron streets. fra! II
',astingstg NJ. Presiding AT lO5O
subject, "Tno Advanced Lesson.
SUNDAY School nj 2 p. NJ. frescn'u - a,
in the evening; subject, "Ihe D"''
Se,l of the CHRISTMAS Security.
English Evangelical Lnthera"
Church. Sixteenth street, adjoining th-
Pnslofice. Services NJ lOI a. NJ. and !
N. Morning sermon b! Rev. W. y
Kippey, of Wesley ChaPeI SUBJECT,
Faith and iJs effects Afternoon
p NJ. special Sundsy school service
blackboard picture on paul ID 'N'
storm ,,-..,...
First PRESBYTERIAN Church, ChsPhHe
street Preaching by Kew. d. A. Cur
ningham, D. D., pastor, 81 lO3 A. N ana
7P. NJ. Evening subject, Joseph re
vesling himself 10 his brothers --Ih'
tourtn sermon OF the series, Lessons
iron. the Life oil Joseph"
The congregations OF the l hIIed re-
bvterisn church and the Second al"
First Presbyterian churches VIII noid
union Than ksgivIng service At the See
ond Presbyterian church. Rev. y.
Mcclure. OF the United PrcsoyterisH
Church. will preach, and the FIRST ana
Second church choIrs Will consolidate
and render some excellent music on thai
occasion.
Rev. o. p. Miller did not leave the
city this week rs was announced At tar
Disciples church last sunday, but Will
ill his usual appointments morning ana
nigh, Subject At night, thru dis'ouIsr
on evidences OF Future Punishment OF
the Wicked"
Rev. DR.. Fisher, for many years pastor
of the First Pres bylerian church OF TINS
city, Is now here visiting friends lie
has recently been rendered call to MI
pulpit in New Orleans.
Rev. j. A. Latsne will preach At the
Reformed Episcopal Church, Wiesel hall,
ODD Fellows Building, tomorrow morn.
ing at 10! O'Clock. Subject: The New
Birth text Jonn 3, 3 Evening ser
vice at o'clock. Subject OF morning
service continued; text, Jas l, Is. Bap-
tlsm of infants At the morning service,
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LINDSLEY INsTIIUTE.
The Lindsey and Young America
Literary Societies.

The Lindsey Literary Society met
Yesterday. After the regular literary
exercises, lively discussions were held
upon various motions and other miscel-
laneous business. The principal psrtIci-
pants, IL the debates were MeSsrs.
GIIchrlst, Jingle, Grier, Thomas, and
Baker. The society concluded to elect 3
door-keeper, whose duty 1t will be, not to
allow any visitors on the floor of that dis
tinguisbed body without the permission
of the President. John h. List WAS
crowned with the honor OF beng elected
to that worthy position.
The society adjourned after session
of one hour and nslf, and the members
under Captain Campbell Sweeney went
through the regular military drill.
The boys of the Young America So
clety went through with their literary
performances in the following manner:
\ part delivered determinations, = part
read essays, AMI the remainder OF the
mem bers entertained the society by read
lng tine selections. On motion, an addi-
uOnal member was admitted into the
society, and then an adjournment wss
made. The boys of this society were
then drilled by Captain Harry Fran
zheim The societies will not meet again
until Friday, December lTth.
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goods establishment and the polite clerk,
tor Wheeling clerks are proverbially
polite, will show you his goods and IN
the blandest and most engaging manner
talk them up till you have about msde
up your mind TO take twenty yards, when
TO cap The climax and clinch the category,
rs it were, he will tell you that he sold
Mrs. - dress pattern cd that self
same piece the other day. Now, to most
ladies, that spolls all, for the average
customer does not care TO have Mrs. Tom,
Dick or Harry clothed precisely like her
self. Three times to day l have met
with that TO the clerk convincing and
conclusive Argument, and twice laid the
goods down and turned sadly away,
but the third time | succum5ed
and AIN now the happy possessor OF y
piece of cashmere precisely like Miss So
and So.
The other annoyance to which | refer
is in the confectionery line. Ot course l
could not 90 home from Wheeling with
out some candy for the children. 30
stepped IutO y fine looking confectionery
shop on Market street, and ordered 4
pound of French mixed candies. 1hey
were 10 boxes, side by side in case, sur
rounded on all sides by the clesrest OF
/ glass. The man behind the counter took
his little weighing scoop in one hand and
with the other unlocked his side OF the
show csse, and, y, gracious took his hand
grabbed handful of candy first out otone
box and then out o another, and another
till the requisite amount for pound was
| obtained, and then commenced the pro-
cess of weighing. As It turned out that
there wss too much candy in the scoop
in went the hand the dirty
Wheeling hand again. II wa.
then tied up in clean white
paper and handed me.
| Now | would respectfully ask, with
all due de. erence to the manly judgment
whether some plan could not DO devised
by which the necessity Of using the hand
could be obvisted Is it not possible tc
have dipper, spoon, ladle, anything in
fact, by which the hand could be kept at
u proper distsnce? l submit the prob,
lem to the confectioners of Wheeling.
will be happy if you deign to notice
these two grievances, If not, l will place
my hand over my mouth, and my mouth
in the dust. DoRCAs.
We hope the criticisms Of our fair cor
respondent will be heeded.-ED.
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Arrested and Released.

Chief Of Police Ripley last evening
received q telegram from Conductor Ed
Brown, on the east bound train over the
Baltimore and Ohio rosd, ~ have two
policemen at the depot on the arrival OF
the train 10 this city st 1870 o'clock 70,
arrest sn alleged thief On the arrival
Of the train s man named Hutchinson,
residing st Little Washington, Pa, was
arrested, q man named J. NJ Cardy, OF
Wilmington, Del, claiming that
Hutchinson had robbed him, while on the
train. Both parties were taken to police
headquarters, Where Hutchinson was
searched, but nothing was found on MS
person except small sum Of money
which he claimed belonged 70 him
Csrdy was then searched and MS railroad
ticket and pocket book containing all
the money OF which ne claimed TO have
been robbed, was tourd on bis own per-
son. Hutchinson was Immediately re-
leased from custody. The object of
Cardy claiming to have been robbed
when the articles said TO have been stolen
were in his pockets is not known
and thore Is slight mystery connected,
with his action. Both parties boarded
the tram St Zsnesviile, o.