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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-18
The Potato Bug.

BERLIN, July l7.-Owing to the con-
tinued imp, rtstion of Colorado beetles
IN the German hsrbors, ships arriving
from America will be carefully Inspected
Plarards containing liie-size portraits OF
the insect will be distributed throughout
the country.
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tornado.

PoUGHKEEP:IE, y. Y, July IA
tornado swepi over portions OF Duchess
and Columbia counties yesterday sc-
compsnied by hail. Trees, fences and
barns were destroyed and acres OF corn
and osu cut down.
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FataI Accident.

RICHMOND, VA, July l7.-CoL Julian
Harrison, tobacco inspector At the Chero'
kee warehouse. was killed this morning
by the di.cbsrge Of pistol while closing
b drawer il bis Ottice.
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Later.
GRAFTON, July II, 1870 P. NJ,

GRAFTON, July II, 1870 P. NJ.
Special to the Register.
Before the Light Guards train left this
place and when it was on the eve of de-
parting for Martins burg the fireman was
taken from the engine by the strikers.
5. >. Coutz and Edward Spencer, two Of
the rim leaders of the strike have bees
arrested. Lieutenant Lynch and
Lieutenant Lukens are now pstroliing
the platform in front OF the
Grafton House. Early lhis evening
the strikers held meeting IN Brink
mans Hall. and decided to adhere to
their former action, whereupOn con.
florence was called b. Vice President
Keyser and Governor Mathews with the
conductors and engineers, the company
desiring them to run the engines out.
The conference resulted in the men re-.
tusIng 20 take the places for the present
of the striking fremen, and Nlce-Presi-
dent Keyser ordered the discharge OF ali
the parties disobeying orders. Great ex-
cltement prevails, which was greatly in
creased about ten o'clock by number Of
torpedoes being placed on the track,
which exploded ike voiley OF mus.
kerry when the train moved.
We are now without fireman, but
expect to get away in short time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-18

NEARLY S7e,OOOOO0 OF the new four
DER cent. loan has been subscribed lot
almost the whole of 1t through the syn
diCste.
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YVES by the Baltimore papers that
Col Ben. WILSON Is s"Journ'hg n
Ocesn City, seaside resort.
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Goy MATHEWS went out - Grafton,
l.st evening, 10 meet Mr.. KEYsER, Sec
ond Vice. President OF the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad.
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joan u. THOMPSON says the Demo
Gratis will carry Ohio by 10000 maj prity
thu, fall. 1t looks that way.
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VOL. H..
at'hesllna ac9l5ter,
Goid closed yesterday at 1869.

The .0eGther to-d'y tcitl be Pa1 tlP
ciorvt, ,oith northtceSt 'oi"dS Io'oer tenn
psratu,,s, amt Ioc0t rams
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ARrace Of RnseaI, Caught.

New ORLEANS, July l7.-Bartholo-
new 7. Bsuergsrd, late collector OF the
Second internal revenue district, was
brought here from Baton Rouge, to-day.
by the deputy |. S. Marshal charged
with the embezzlement OF government
funds.
Ex-Spesker Carr was arrested to-day,
charged with obtaining money under
false pretences.
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LATER.

The rioters sill are firm and deter
mined, and the presence of the military
only serves to exssperate them. The
town is wild with excitement, and the
strikers and their friends, numbering at
this time fully one thousand men, are
marching about bidding defiance to the
military and authorities. Some
seyshty-fve OF eighty engineers are
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RowLEsBURG. July Is.

Special Dispatch TO the Register.
Got safely away from Grafton without
any trouble, although q spark would
have ignited the strikers to riot The
Guard display remarkable GOODNESS. The
reports indicate serious trouble al Mar
tipsburg. VIcA-President Keyser is en-
the train. II.
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BALTIMORE, July Is, 2. A. NJ

special dispatch 10 the Register.
The trsins were stopped AT Martins
burg by the strikers last night. Gov
ernor Mathews has ordered out the Ber-
kelley Light Infantry. Capt. Faulkner's
company marched to the depot at five
o'clock this morning. As the train was
started one William Vsndergrif tried 10
throw the train OF by misplscing 8
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEw YORK July MONEY Closei
,S",'
o4S' ~ 7yd9- PEI 'eHS' AAiulS 'uN'NAH-
tile paper $500 per cent Customs re.
CENTS S2S4 uh0 The 4 sSistsnt Treasurer
disbursed S29l.DOO. Cl,srings S2S.Onl.
600 Sterling sctusl business. long 1851
short 4S7!
GoLD-Opened ai 1861. advanced 10
1861. snd closed 1865. The sdvsrce B..
due 70 the fsct that many smaller sub
scrbers to the 1 per cent. ioan. who hsi
delayed purchasin. their gold. heyaU>a
somewhat frightened 81 the .t-euatA 1t
the market, snd bought quite freely
Loans "a per cent. per tlcm. nrt
o. 20 per cent per arr4u. .or ..r rA-,N
DO tae iAy. bat later borrowers We're ~.
cumuuia;ca At 2.u5 per cea', Al .a r,.
cuy,joas. CSsnS .osl, were mAdc ;irl
SILVER A. London 54tI. here, silver
bars rs. grccuhSchs, llsA, gold; ,.,vrr
coin per cent. tIscoun, - par.
ioyERNMES1> Active and fraction
lower in some rS>o,
r,,,,s,, rs,a.sso,,>, c,rn,,. -,
Flvs,twcntios.
Eiye-twentieS, IN, ...................iiGy'>,,
Nv tTyes '''
New uuy-aud-onc-haliS.,..... ~
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congregsted here, and none are
allowed to depart. A committee from
the striking fremen have notified the
engineers that in case any engineer shal!
attempt 10 take train out OF town, ne
will be immedistel, shot. At noon 3
cattle train bound Tor Baltimore attempt
ed TO start, whereupon the rioters locked
on board and with drawn revOlvers
placed Ut the heads of the engineer and
fireman, compelled them TO run the
train in the stockysrds, where the cattle
were unloaded.
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NEw YORK, July l1-CottoE DIi
at - 5.lGml2 ,lD,. Flour Dull
and IN buyers sNo'; receipts jb,oOu
harrelr, No. - jomi 90, super.
Ire western Rad state 80 15dG 90
common To- good 50 IOtdG %, good
to choice fG somG %: whtu
wheat western extra - OOm7 70, iar y
- 3Od9 20; extra Ohio S. 6OC,s 10, ST.
Louis So sO@lO 7j Rye Flour
Quiet ana unchanged. Corn Nca.
Unchanged. Wheat - Receipt 2OOUb
bushels; opened firm and o.ei N bay
nr, favor; ungrsded spring 81 OGGl 10;
No. ? Milwaukee 81 7OCrl - No @
Chicago spring seller Sept" nb"r - "n.
Ryc-A shade lirmer; western ia To-.
Barley Quiet and unchanged Malt
STEADY At ~ on Com Higher, re-.
coipts $4,000 bushels; unmcrchantnb."
western mixed GOc; ungraded DO GOClGlc,
team mixed G0!mGlr. Ost Receipt
1000 bushels; mlI,d western and stat
33Cay5sc; white western 4OCg63 Hay
Unchanged. Hops- Heavy; western G1
gcCotee. Sugar, Molasses and kicr -
Unchanged. Petroleum Quiet md
drm, crude 7c; refined l3.c; IN oss".
l6Jc. Tsllow-At SIC. sIn-htSl ~
urpenIlne-Sleady nt 3lc. Egg
Firm; western l7Gls!c. Pok-
Heavy nj Sli 80; seller August sl5 ljCa
IL 20. Beei-Qulet; western long cloaf
middles dnll At tie Lard-Duli snd
lower; new prime steam 81 %: Old i"
- 80; seller August 30 3CCa9 37l But
ter Firm; we,t-'n lONa2Oc. Cbee-"
Firm nj 4jm IOc Whsky-FIrm a!
81 II
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and unchanged Wheat Heavy; No. .
Chicago spring 81 a. cash; 81 37ml -
seller July; 81 lGtGl 10. seller August,
81 l2t@l u. seller September. Corn -
Fairly acIve and shade higher ~ 3slc
cash; 4s.a4s@c seller August; Bstc bId
.eIIer September; rejsct"d i7c Ont. --
Easier st 81 tc cash, 2slc seller August.
Rye Dali and lower Al sc. Barley
Quiet aud unchanged Pork-HoAyy
al Sl} - cash snd seller August; tl3 -
seller September. Lsrd-Unsettled and
lower NJ S. % ca.h; - % seller Septem.
Der. Bulk Meat, QIIet and uLcLADg"d.
Whsky-At u O8.
On Call Board-W Whea,-Irregu,Ar
but generally unchanged Corn-Ln n-
changed. Oau-kAsIer, bat unchanged.
Pork-Firmer NJ tl3 ZOCa,l3 2J seller
August; Sl3 @5CgI3 IS seller September.
Lnrd-Uncbsnged.
CncISsATT, July II I7-Cotton-Quist
but strady Al lI.c Flour Easier; nou
family &C. JOGG 10 Wheat--CIo.sd
hrmer; red 81 l5Gal %. Corn-Ehskr;
quoshly lower AZ 4slg5Oc Oats 30
Qqlet A. S4ra 80. Rye-Steady al sra
7Oc. Barley-Du and nominal. POrk
- -Deuand fair and market Hkm a.
Sl4 90. ,pot fl4 ~ buyer September.
L.rd-FIrrn; .tesm held A. - Z5; cur
rent makes ,oid a. - sOCqs %; kettle
SO OOGa,lO 30. Bulk Meau-In good
demard; shoulders held n, IS u spot
sales 81 g. 80 buyer August; short r!b
g. 2j ,po;; 81 80 buyer August ,hort
clear s. so Bacon Quiet and unchanged
a. 6fa.sdsIc Whisky-ln fair demsrd
but lower Al 81 o. Butter-Stendy
ard unchanged. Cbeese-Steady 81 .
mljc.
Hogs demand sctIye for light; other
grsdes quiet; common - 4OC - light
81 s5Na5 90; packing 81 sO(gi IS;
butchers s. GGg5 Is.
TOLEDO, July l7-PIour - Q4ieI.
" Wheai-Stesdy; No 3 wbits Wabash,
new, 81 30. No. 81 i5!i amber hIchi-
gan, ,p5., 81 -; seller July held A.
81 4OI, s. 80 bid; No. red winter, new,
. Il %; No. Z spol 81 70; do new 81 -;
. NO. 3 red, new, 81 Is; rejected Lsse
Shore 81 O5 Corn Quiet but hrm;
high mixed, spot. 53!c; NO. 2Ipot 81 =
seller Augait 5Sc; rejected 5lic; dam
aged 47c. Oats-Dull; white 3sc;
Michigan 3C(a36!.
NEW YORK, July l7.-Dry Goods
Business generally va quiet with com
mission houses aud the jobbing trade con-
tinu,s dull. Cotton goods quiet but
.teady a. curren. prices. Prints moving
SLOWLY. Fancy goods 10 islr demsLd.
Blankets quiet WooIen good, for mems
wear .ss: active.
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DIR. SHINES NEW PRACTICE.
A Ten Merchant's Political Conversation
kesuItInE In "a BIoody Mend.

They're numbering man over there in
the stevens House. voice in Broadway called
out to Officer secore as he was going up Morris
entered the hotel and found big man whose
head WAS covered with blood confronting a
little man who was very much excited. Acrowd
huddled around the pair. The big man. whom
the officer recognized as VI. W. Justin. tea mcr.
chant at i6 Greenwich street. demanded the
arrest OF the little man, who proved to be OK
Deputy coroner Shine. on the ground of rs
sault The officer. the doctor. and the mcr-
chant went to the Church street police station.
There Mr.. Justin said that DR.. Shine had
rr r,f"n ana t iRan wn handsa heavy navy rcy9y
when Offl'"r Srcorc entered tho hotel Mr.
justin promising To- appear in the Tombs Po-
HHhhr court ara MAKE c9mplain, against Dr.
court opened later IN the day. however. there
% Was no Lr, Justin. and Justice Flammcr dis
Mr.. Justin WIS found in bed in his room in
thf stevens nous" last evening. A cloth stained
~ spo,s WIN blood was bound around his head
,ie wns asked i9r the details Of the fraras. Mr.
Justin ead. II was conversing WITH some
friends IN the hall Of the hotel when Dr Shine.
WIN u single cpmpnnion. Joined III" party. The
conversation shortly turned on politics, and DR.
SHINE spoke OF some prominent persons. whom
that folt called on TO remonsirate H. straiaht.
way applied foul language 20 me and when I
r"torl"d angrily suddenly left thn hotel la fivc
VINO WAS standing in the vestihule at the
time. with u huge navy revolver He hnd
hs q large knife. folded my arms this wnv
Alr Justin nss umed the traditional nttitud, of
Napoleon M -. licicnal. and told him to shoot
ir nGvaneed toward me but in placc Of firing
ri - M ~" on ,n, Dn'h 81 tnc neal win the bar
heavy 'nr that the bow stunned mo. Imovni
l"iWAri hnw"vrr. t. grapple with him. and he
me- lne mnT1l" At ~" When stopped
and when again advanced Oh him he covered
me- with ~" pistol. Ia this WV he musi have
struck me four or five times. When tho o,flcer
arrived DR., Shine handed The rryolyorand knife
10 a friend. did not appear in court this
morning, for made up my mind not To- prosa
cute. and sent note 10 Justice Flammrr t. TINT
cifr I. do not wish 10 gain any more uoioriety
from the AFFAIR than can he helped, and q friend
behalf" ." as
Mr.. Justin is a large, powerfully built man.
well proportional. He has known Dr. Shine
Tor sey.rnl years, but was never intimate with
him. Repeated visits TO DIR. Shines house wns
met with the reply that he was out To a third
person the doctor denied having used any re-
NoN"r. saying that Justin having gone tp 10
ms room a. he supposed 10 arm himself. he
struck him with surgical instrument which he
always carries with him.
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SIZING BROOKLYN'S MONEY.
Supervisor Howell vetoing the Resolution
for IA New Jnii-Retrenchmcnt.

Supervisor Large james Howell. Jr.. yes
'e'day vto'd the RESOLUTION OF the Kings County super
Nsors. adopting plans tor new SyJoNO jIl in Raymond
street. and authorizing the jail Committee to adrcr,
Tor proposals Mr. Howell IN his veto ssagr says that
an examination into the plans for the Jail convinces
nam TINT the proposed building could not be turned over
10 the usr OF the county complete at less than
Nfhl'p sum which he does not believe the taxpaycrs
M We county VINO htr aN,rsc to adding dollar either 10
Wt 'ltf r county debt are willing 10 hrve Expended on
new lal hlthoush n more ConmuiiOus building Than
he present. one ~ mucn needed. lie earnestly recon-.
menus hhhlng Including workshops whore me rntrs
slonn should lie confined and compelled To work A
piuihs p %, ,ii' M s2l hr says shond cost but slpOD
plan would reduce the shcrins tees from SiOn0A wear
IL SlO,nOJ ''"'
Arc.olution vas adopted calling upon the Jail Com
mue to report upon the sugses sons oi the Supervisor
al Large, hni upon resolution reducing the allow tur,
ne sheh Tor the board OF jail prisoners % 10 ~
4
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7HE SITU.iTIOy IN FRINGE.
A Csimer Feeling In PHris-The port OF the
n"dset Committee ind Its Erect.

LONDON. Nov. 2.-Thc situation in France
remains unchanged. because the next move Is
expected TO come from the Senate which stands
adjourned until Thursday. The general opin-
ion seems to be that this adjournment was for
the purpose Of giving time 10 the Government
to win the support ofthe orlcanisis for extreme
measures. Nevertheless. dispatches this morn
ing indicate n calmcr feeling thnn on the pre-
yious day, The nqn-issuc Of any circular by
the now Foreign Mnister to French rnp,c.
sentatyes abroad. and the countermnnd ~ the
receptions ol their subOrIinntes by s,vnrnl
members Of the Cabinet. ara cited a. indira-
lions tha the Cabinet does not expect 10 last
The report of the Budget Committee on the
special accounts opened by the De Broglie Min
lstry during the recent dissoution-which was
not discussed because the Ministers wern ah.
s"ht rom The slit ittng-amounilng to $4,000 900
ury cannot bc sanctioned by the Chamber with
out compromising the rights Of the nation By
3o f'3ag, ns the hlil submitie by tho Cabinet the
t' expenditure. but would simIly reserve It's
ullrrior decision.
The I,nrs' correspondent says: This rcpor,
strikes by anticipation ai onr Of tho rNperi.
mrnts which probably had been relied on for
"SSprnd'ng "SS money ,W'ihout previous authority
a. the nHphcr, The part sans of Resistance
thus find themselves moro and more hrmmrd
IA by the network of Legality. from which There
Is ne escape" except hy criminal cntorprsrs
which have no advocates oven among tho most
ardent Hhd hrrdlcss advisors Of the Elysec"
lAhiS, ". -. In" del gates Of the trades
councils ofthlS city who wcuttot the Flysfe to-day
were received by the Nis"ount d'liurcouri. Srr-
rotary OF thc President, who snid President
MacMahon rsGr tied lhn' he was unable TO rc-
ceNc them. The delegates prrsentcd an al
dress t. the President calling attention 10 tho
singnatipn OF trade in Paris. and the fact that
cry ana .mhnrussnrnt. The address con-
cludrs: We Ink II lies with YOU 10 end this
disastrous ana dangerous situation and avert
the conflict threatening between the powers nf
state by giving complet" satisfaction to thcw wish
winch was oinhrly and loudly expressed at tho
recent elections
Bntblc was 10 have another interview with
the President to-day ON behalf Of the Orlrnn-
tory InllNY. ~
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THE FOx HUN7ERs' BfLL.
A Gay Assembiaee thnt Regretted the Ab-
sence or the Farmers' daughters.

GARDEN Cry, l.. l., Ncv. 2s.-Thc first ball
given 10y the Queens County Hunt 10 the farm
crs of this noghborhood came or tonight in
Liberty Hall. Hampstead. and in every respect
but one was n decided success. the one defoc,
ssat came near making /, failure Was the ah-
scnce Of the farmers daughters who had
been expected. but who from some
unknown cause, failed to come. About
twenty ladies. mainly from New York, were
present. AZ the number of gentlemen was
something like 200, the services of the fairrr
portion Oi the usseinbla9c were called into con
slant rcluisition. The farmers sons and the
young men of the place stood around the
walls in great numbers. and If they could have
hearts with them nothing would have been
wanting tp make the ball a complete success.
inc hall was handsomely decorated with
bunting. among which the Union Jack and the
american flag were conspi ,uous. The masks
and brushes Of foxes that had been killed in
large stuffed fox occupied a conspicuous posi-
uon on thc supper table. An elaborate rcpast
IN the best New York style was provided
inc admission wn+ free to ali respectable
people, and the lcndlng citizens of. IIcmustcad
mud vicinity attended In large numbers. Among
Jay. Hermann Oolriehs. @. W. Ihorne. " T..
Pect. Clarence I"vy, C. q. Pctcra. r. Gray Girls
wpld. Mr.. Irwin Mrs Irwin. Mrs Ernnliyn.
Miss May. Miss Ocrich-. Miss Bininger, Mr. T..
lorillnrd. Jr. Robert Center. Frank r. Isclin.
and mnny others
Mr. +. Gray Griswod. Mr. E,Zbrowsky. Mr..
Hermann Oclrichs. and one or two others np-
phrcd in red dress coats with brass buttons,
mo true Toy hunting style. The music was fur
nlshcd by Landcrs's orchestra.
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rtrrhn>o>'s r,ncnAsAD sE.ir
'"'"'S Republicans Swearing that they
were H,ibed "a Vote for Him.

'"llNnIA, :. C., Nov. 2s Tho special in
''NsNins committee appointed last spring to
'R,'. mo. nr 0ng other things into the election
VIZ '"nh > Patterson n Unitcl States senator
VA I7'z submitted a report to the Legislature
"' NJ Ining. The report gives mn cpitomo Of
V'Nh'hy taken by the committee, including
~" "l l'ry eN-mcr hers Of the Legislature.
"NI' ana "nlor"d R"rubicans. who con .ur In
"' 7.i oInrni that Patterson's election was Sc.
."'l through bribery. About twenty testified
H"l W'Y were brbrd either personally by Pat
nt7ph NT Ills agent W0rthngton, receiving
T T,',ulhr ranging from 800 10 $4,000. About
tf more TESTIFIED that offers of bribee were
int 10 th"m and refused MIR. Elliott
p,,id.,Nll, tx member Of Congress. who was
olf.r 'f.n most iormdabe opponent was
wi,'iI tioDoO t. withdraw from tho contest,
Inn,n hn i,iused. The Offer was made by j. b.
IN I.4; ~ the name Of Patterson. Major Mar.
a,ni"n"y lcolnled) WAS present aud cor
wa "ud Eiliotts stntcmont. GOV. Moses after
si"na. appointed j. Is. Donnis Jury Commits
ter.Dna ,H lrhw jurics for the prOte tiOn Of Pat.
h., ~ Wheh he wi.s indicted Ia 1873 for prorur-
ms,, 10 10 election 10y bribery. and the arrange
M n' "dS successfully complttnd Every wit
nm a. r."nlliied that II WAS generally known and
VIA ,,n,nCh among the members that Patterson
al pnrrhasng his election The evidence
eiao,ioo ion"Ws Tint votes wore bought while the
6ens,n was In progress. Maxwell colored
patt"or' was paid TO change his vote in favor of
benn,Soh, winch gave him majority In tho
seInhI ana avoided the necessity Of u lolnt as-
''N'"H on the neAt day.
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HkLMBOID'S FRIEND.
District Attorney Pheips's Name FORGED nv u
Man Hearing Good Recommendation

Edgar Is. Phelps and DIR. II. T. Hclmbuld were
IN Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday the former
being accused OF utenng forged checks in The name o
District Attorney Benjamin X. Phelps and DR. Helm.
bold with endorsing check and aiding aud ahoing In
is circulation District Attorney Phelps testified That
iour chcgks which he PRONOUNCED forreres had been
circulated among different bank Eignr Phelps sahi
u s'u',na I ~, niAil am guilty ana am rcadj to do
Dr ii"lnh,d sad live at Phi Donohuos re stau.
ihhi AZ -'' Bfnni"ht plead innocent NJ the charge
hghih,i m, On thc 2th Of october acc nipnnl,i lie
Inison"f % Iur!ps. 20 NJ fasSegrer's. At G2 sixth
siicfcd him nn honorable gentleman Mr Firlrs n.krd
nc " cHsh c chcck, which he SAID that ot ID tr,
Atornri Phelps, Who's nephew hc lrctcnirh tn be- I
loh W fn,"secr mat Mr lhcirss check was as good
nsgoh. and hr cnslrd II after had endnr- sod IT,
lu'iiee hSbN At once discharged Dr Ilelnloll and
held Etgnr ~ I'help, ia dt iault Of &sDhail | w
Police Captain Williams produced letters from Cnswel
Hazard 70 the flth avenue druggists, ohArc. r.
Mrhi o. " -ietn Gar Company, aud Charles wood.
Mari OF skln. Hotel ~ Cheaso, highly rccun,menl.
le thshr Phelps. Capt Williams then showed blank
checks pn the Albany county Bnnh which tls suplD,oJ
Edgar Phelps int ndcd circulating ''
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The hearing Of the ease in which the Rev. J.
g. " HEATH claims that LoH- = Ili, made m,rcp.
re@ntaons when he had slOnto invest Tor him WA
before Referee Engscs yesterday Thcras.on's cuun,
argued that ~ oo had been handel by Mr Heath IN Mr.
Iherssson to he invested or NJ Heath. chuinn. and
could not he claimed until thoj bvcanc uf tl. Nr
Heath counsel argued that ihv on,y va. Ole uye.ti
Tor Mr Heath hm"lf' that the property anon which II
was loaned owned hy Mr. Therus-on himself uni
that thr mortgage which Mr. rhera,'on nat rivcin Mr.
hcatl wns mt worth tile burnt oni o n straw ll,,
asked th fehrrc 10 recommend tn The Court that Nr
Thcrnssou should h. compelled 10 hand over the mona,
and take back hi- mort The rtirrro Nurr,s l.
anxiety I" know how hr lhera,,0u could h' cnuirlrd
10 pay uNel the money 80 ons ~ Nr Hrath hrld IN,
10 the Court N
Mr. Louis iherassOn furnished. YESTERDAY the adu
innal bOnisnAn required, and WAS released .fun cus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-29
The Chrystie street TRAGEDY.

Coroner Woltman held the inquest yesterday
In the ease Of Adam snd Martha liansemsnn who were
shot by their father before he shot himself John aged
who was also shot said tina, his mother in the
habit of drinking. but that his father Ills mother
usually took good Of her family and atte m the
wants o' hrr husband but On the evening oi the i2th
ih>t size was asleep when he returned from hls
r -h nssles,.a To pise@rs supper Then they quar-
pistol sho and saw his father shoot his brother and
Ter He WAS also shot. hut able 10 run away MIS-
iNhbcth Hans mann. who now hNes at l5s Orchard
sn.'h n.mes ~" hc'usat.ns mad. In her husbands
hhr in"rtn d'tusitun that she was iutemuer rat.
Irouhles between herself and her husband had several
umcs resulted IN their SEPARATION hu they were caused
~ M lhiep.rdnec. ami herlusc he desired get con
u.l o stinc Honry that hai been len to her lie had
nEAlmst ilN intLrr. - ~ w.