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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-14
NO. 2SS.

LONDON, July l3.-The adjourn men,
Of the Greek Chamber is believed 20
mean that the King, With the sid OF
British influence, has gained the ssCen.
dsncy over the war party, and ihst Tor
the present 81 .esst the spprehenslons 0.
Greek participation against Turkey vii,
not be realized. As the participation OF,
Greece would undoubtedly have been =
further complication OF the eastern sl,.A-
tlOn this result will be welcomed by tho
who have feared the tsi.ure ot the ~.
.empts 10 locaIze the Wa On ;h" 1'a,-
hand, i Is probshIe thst the friend, o.
Russis, espeylSlly the British Ihrrs.
wIll see n the sttltuie ut Greece = ..r-
ther step Vt the British Cabinet .n the G.-
reCtlon o' the aUtSEuul,m:o ~ Russlr. I.eN
will argue that ~ the C,USrs. ministry
WAS formed purely tor ~ cmcr--H,y A.G
n, the dcmsnd ot those who desired ann.
Turkish measure, the adjournment OF
the Chamher without seton must hayr
been induc"i BY very iorcihlr rrpre-vu-
tatious oE the part Of EngSni IL .,
highly probable that British inhIrucv has
been strong IN support the Pcsce policy
OF the King, but not necessarily m
sense hostile 10 Kussls, Snd possibly with
out the knowledge OF the British minis
ters The time tor Greek sCtIon has
hardly Srrlved. aud ~ Greece .ooA,
rather to England than RutsIa ~ hcr
natural protector II may be wei. SAID that
the STRAPPED and uncertain relntlocS De
tween the great powers has checked the
agitation which month sgo threatened
10 drive Grr,eo INTO immediate hns,I,-
tiles
The adysuccd guard ol another Rus
sisn corps hiss arrived =, Plolrst IL 3,
reported that = camp 5000 men j, pre-
pared at Ploie,u. 4 bSttir Is eNpccted
At Esk Djumsndska, where the rurk,
ar" concentrated IN great iorcc
81. PErERsB, RG, July l3.-AiIcr .ar
reinforcement OF the army OF the CSUcs'
sus. even # necessary by troops from the
central AsIatIU frontier, n second GGNA
SION OF Armcois Is medltsted. common.
my With the capture of Bstoum aud tue
suppression at the AbchAslan rrh"iIou
A Bucharest CORES puden; .ys. IL
is officially reported t. day ths, Ru,,
cnuk Is blockaded by the RusslAus
The Czsr has arrived At frsto1,' \
station On IhS Bucharest and GnurgcND
railroad, where, according to some H..
counts, he j, about ~ take up hls rest
dcnce.
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THE FESTIVE HUG.

The newspapers were all favored with
IN important cablegram from Dublin
(price rs cents per word a morning or
two ago, announcing distinguished
American arrival in that land of bogs
and buttermilk, in the person OF genu-
inc specimen OF the Colorado potato bug.
Now, if there was but one bug, and he
a festive bachelor or gay widower, the
arrival possesses little significance. If
he mas come without his wife, not much
harm vi. ne do our Irish friends; but if
be hsr hrought with him the partner OF
his i,ys and his sorrows, he will show the
Enterprise OF his Yankee nativity by
planting q thriving colony in the first
potato patch he encounters, and will be
great. grandfather in the first twenty
four hours after mis- arrival The prolific
manner in which MOSES multiplied the
descendants OF our first parents, inhsoit-
ing large cities. filing up immense
armies and populating the plains in u
few days, will be equalled by the exploits
of the distinguished arrival upon Irish
soil from Colorado.
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CE following paragraph got into the
the REGIsTER yesterday morning, as ed
itorisl without having met the eye OF
the editor:
"As Wheeling crbbei the Capital
from Charleston, and the State through
her representatives has Signlted her IN
tention not TO let Wheeling keep the
purloined goods that the next best thing
Tor this city to do Is To- return the stolen
property to the rightiul owner"
We reprint the paragraph Tor the
purpose OF d,nouncing both the language
and the sentiment contained in It. 1t Is
30 insult in IT, language and intent to
the good people of Wheeling, and We do
not propose 10 let it pass without Just
rebuke Wheeling "cribbed nothlngi
La no "purIoined goods mas no "stolen
property" and Charleston Is entitled TO
nothing a. our hands How the item
ever got snugged INTO the REGlsTEE Is
more than the writer OF this can tell, but
st is safe to say that similar occurrence
will hardly take place sgaiu while We
have editorial charge
Oar position upon this Capital question
Is well understood: We favored retain
ing the Capital at Wheeling when 1t was
drst located here, and contributed our
mite against lis removal But we were
beaten and Charleston was the winner OF
shs prize. We thought the removal was
mistake and sgitated for q return of it
70 Wheeling. The Legislature after q
mature consideration of the case con-
Cluded to return il TO Wheelin y-not tor
the purpose, as the InteLhgenceT suggests,
Ot then carrying it to Clsrksburg, tor
tner, was no such bargain. 1t came to
Wheeling fairly and honestly, and there
We propose 10 keep it ss long as possible.
When We can no longer keep i! We then
favor its return to Charleston, whence
I! came, for the many good reasons We
Laws heretofore given.
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raE Chicago Inter. OCEAN, The great
Republican organ OF the Northwest,
puts 8 pertinent question which We con.
less we mad never thought OF before. In
response to the Cincinnati Commercials
frantic appeal to the Ohio Republican
Convention which Is soon 10 assemble,
TO clearly and unequlvocaIly endorse
HAYES administration, the I"ter-Ocsan
Ask, And who would endorse such q
Convention ? Sure enough, who
would
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terized those pstrician planters in the
days of our nations prestine innocence.
A TYPE OF THE PAST.

Solid, substantial, honest, whole.Souled
and bighstrung were those old !ellQws,
and an afraid we shall not look upon
their like again This was the
fsvorite resort Tor the relief of
livers engorged by high living
and excessive hospitality. The
race is nearly extinct now, but l can yet
see one ain my minds eye who may De
taken rs type OF the class. he was
fifty or sixty years OF age, rotund OF form
and somewhat red OF tsce. he was erect
in his carriage, snd his manner
WAS distinguished Oy courtly and
yet n kindly and beL evolent bearing
mingled with dignity which you felt
WAS natural as il WAS becoming. Il ne
ever showed any symptoms OF anger 1t
was when he was denUuuclng some piece
of mesnness or fraud, and ii he became II
little choleric about politics in the old
Wing and Democratic days, it was after
he had taken his third glass Of Madeira
he despised your French and Rhine
wines }, and when he was as ready to fight
for or lend his last dollar to political
opponent rs political friend-for poll
tics never II terfered with his social rela J.
tions He knew the names OF
all the winning horses rs vel
rs Col. William K. johnson
himself, and you could not find anywhre
on the globe better whist player.
None of your modern games OF euchre
sad draw poker for hlm. he played II
good old English game of whist, with Ii
modest bet OF n dollar on the game, and
counting the score with four five dollar
gold pieces which he always carried IN
his pocket for the purpose. In dress he
was scrupulOusly neat and exact. Boots
and black cloth psntaloons, black velvet
vest. blue cloth coat with brass buttons,
black stovepipe hat, large watch worn
iu the lob, with gold chain
and heavy seal dependent there.
bosom and gold headed Csn6-thls was
the personal outfit OF the Southern gen
tlemsn u quarter or halt century ago.
Such WAS the class of men who ilIustra
ted Virginia by their virtues, their
patriotism, their hospitality, their gener-
osity to the poor, their fidelity 70 their
friends. their hign and exalted SENSE OF
personal honor. Where are they now?
Dead and in their graves, except y few
here and there who lived TO See their
country pIlsged and plundered their
family aItars torn down, their old home
slesds consignei to the danes, and the
old population rooted out. SO We go.
PERSONAL.
MAYOR Wickhtm, of New York city,
arrived here last night with his family,
TO spend the summer. Mr.. Jenis Nc
kutee, the distinguished artist, j. also
mere.
Altogether this promises 10 be the
livoiest season ever known st the w mite
Sulphur Il. II. Nj.
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nurderers Executed.

CHARLEsToS, Jlly l3-DavId Pesrce
and George Stevens, the negroes who
wsvlald. murdered and robbed 8 young
man named Edirgs, resr this city, May
llth, uuder circumstances Of peculiar
atrocity. were hanged st 1885 this morn
ing. They were baptized previous 70 the
execution by Catholic priest, with
whom they left full confession OF their
crime. TLey died without struggle.
About 30 persons witnessed the e1ec1
tiOr
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PERSONAL.
Hayes Political Divorce order.

WAsHIEGToN, July l3.-J. p. Ham,l-
ton, secretary OF the Kansas Republican
Association, called Oh the President to
ascertain whether the cIvI! service rules
applied to persons holding office IN the
various State associations. The President
was under the impression that these AS
sociations were simply social in their
character, but has been informed that n
large amount OF political work wa doue
by them He emphatIcally asserted that
no person IN the Government en-
ploy would be allowed TO
take any part whatever in
politics. II the associations were of n
social character, there was 10 objection
TO heir continuance, but politics must be
eschewed The President d distinctly SAID
that no political services could be rem
dered by the government employe at any
time while he holds such position, even
though it don't interfere with his duties,
Ms it is mis- (the Presidents) intention to
forever divorce politics and civil service
so tar MS in him lies the power
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CONVENTION or GOVERNORS. - The
Raleigh IN. CD Obseroer, OF the 7th
instant, says: Yesterday Governor
VANCE received an invitation from the
Governor of West Virginia to attend q
convention of the Governors OF each
State in the United States At Greenb brier
White Sulphur Springs some time in
August. There Is no opollticsl significance
attached to this call"
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hnuKEIesi SILKS.

NEw York, July I3.-Through con.
fes'ions msde by several members OF ,h"
silk and lace smuggling r.ngs, tbfer
trunks have beer secured containing a
msss of invoices, bills Of IadIng, cancelled
checks and private letters. These pa
pers will be used 20 ,ecure the arrest OF
implicated parties Nnd alsO ~ cy,d"nc'
against them BY the prosecution.
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Males Of(ORl.

New YORK, July l3.-It is semi-oti
cisliy ANNOUNCED that the Pennsylvsnis
Coal Company will sell 100000 IONS OF
Pittston coal 81 auction on the 26th inst
and that the Delaware, Lackswanns shd
Western Railroad Company vii! follow
with 10000 tors OF scranton coal Oh The
27th
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Railroad Accident.

Sr. LOUIS, May l3-The south bound
PA. ,encer train on the 81. Louis and
Cairo Narrow Gusge Railroad jumped
tie track on an lS-ioot trestle yesterday,
,ix miles iFcm Murphyboro AMI tae
" hole train, excepting the locomotive
was prec pitated into Rattle Inche creek
and almost every passenger on the train
Wa Injured. Chss. Pink, express mes
senger, was injured and will probsbIy
dle. W. Jones, mail agent, Potter, con-
ducior and, Smith, brakeman, were serious
IN hurt. The train was running 20
mile. az hour The coupling between
the engine and the res OF the train
broke, leaving the locomotive on the
track.
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Louisville Saengerfest.

LOUISVILLE, July Is The musical
festival closed to-day with parade and
pic nic, many citizens snd strangers par
ticipsting. The success of the Ssenger-
fest is regarded IS remarkable and far
beyond expectation, albeit that 1t sur
passed, muslcslly and financially speak
ing, any event of this kind ever cele-
brated In America.
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The Indian outbreak in Idaho Is AS
sumlHg larger proportions. JosEPH's
band has lstely received considerable
accessions, and 1t is feared that many
other reservation Indi4ns will JOIN him.
There is not sufficient number Of
troops at hand to successfully cope with
the hostlles, and there seems to be u
criminal lack of energy in sending Tor
ward endorsements. The matter was
the subject OF Cabinet consideration yes
terdsy, and it is likely that active meas
ures will be taken to quell the uprising,
General Mcdowell has been authorized
to call for two hundred volunteers in
Arizons or Washington Territory and
to increase the number to five hundred
necessary.
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The indians ms-JOseph'~ Band Rein
forced


WAsHINGToN, July "a The Wa De
psrtmeut received IA" ,unlo'rri tl.-
patch tnis morning:
SA> FR,>r,-po. July y.
To the Secretary pt Var, Wa,6u,y'.",
.. C..
The lollowin. dated Lewiston, july
llth, has Iust o"en received having been
forwarded from Port and to-dsy: In
the absence OF General Howard ~ho j,
beyond my reach, | think Gene'al NJ"
Dowell should be informed that | n~ye
reliable Information that Joseph'> bsnd
has lately received considerable sCCeS-
sons, and j.. i fesred that msny other
reservation Indians will Join him |
would suggest that 900 of the Washing
tor OF Oregon troops be called tor lmme
distelv to prevent this sud the damage
,he, may follow during IN" absence o.
troops until they can be replaced by
regular troops.
LSigned >'uLLr
Col. Scully il al old officer of much
service in Indian warfare and IN the De.
par.ment ot the Coiumbla, and | do not
leel at liberty TO disregard his appesl.
In some way unsCcounLsbe TO me the
Second Intsntry, ordered here week
400, has not vet started | send to-mor-
row every man | have been able TO
scrspe together this side OF ArizOns, ssd
altogether the tour skeleton companies
don amount to 100 men. U nder these
circumstances l approve the suggestion
~ call out for limited time 200 vOluE-
Leers from Oregon or Washington Ter
ritory
Signed Mcdowell,
Major General
As con rs the above dispatch WAS re.
celved, Gen. Vincent, acting sdjutaAt-
general, proceeded TO the White House
and laid it before the Cabinet, then IN
session. After briet consultation il
was ordered that II call for 200 volunteers
should be made rs recommedod by Gen.
Mcdowell and that ne should have su-
thoritv 10 increase the muber ~ 500, II
necessary
SAN FRtNcIsCo, July l3.-Csptsln
Cushing's company L now stationed St
Preside Capt. Peels company, from
Alcestroz, Capt Giver's company of the
18th in sntrv snd Capt. Wells company
of the 7th infantry, till lstely stationed
At Fort IumA, will leave on n steamer
Tor Portland this evening. The tour
companies combined number scarcely one
hundred men, but they will take with
them thirty recruits who have been mus
tered in this city
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Base Ball.

CHICAGO, July l3.-ChIcagos, Hart
ford., Q.
ST LOUIS July l3.-1cston., = 81.
Louis, 4.
COLUMBUS, July l3.-Buckeyes, Il
CHAM pion Cities, OF Springfield o, 10.
IsDIASoroLIs. July l3.-IndisnspOlls,
Z LoUisvIlles, O.
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VIVA perfectly delicious weather this
;. temperature ranging between sixty
and seighty, pleasant breeze stirring
.nd the air ss pure Us the breath Of
lowers. No use in going to the noun
tslns or to the seaside while such charm
NO weather lasts.
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Murderer LNnched.

SAN FRAScIsco, July l3-Yesterds
st. san Juan, Justin ArAjo shot aud nor
tally woUpdsd Manuel Burton, AZ 10.
offensive citizen. List night body Of
masked men overpo wsred the guard a.
the lookup, took the prisoner 10 the ou'
skirts Of the town and hung him W =
rec. No arrests
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The New Loan.

NEW YORK. Ju.y l3.-Wsshington
dispatches represent lively subscriptions
tor the new tour per cent loan. At the
beginning OF business hours Today the
subscriptions were S25, 1900, goId. By
Monday, when the books close, the
subscriptions Will amount to about $780,
GOO 1000
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WHArEvER else OHIO may DO MS
Fall it will not elect Legislature that
.i,l return STANLEY MATTHEWS TO the
senate STANLErs policy, which is an
other name for political huckstering, has
,oured upon the stomach Of the average
Ohio Radical
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MIstnkinE the Mnn.
nm the eCnnrier.Ionrnal.

From the Courier J OurnaI.
Gladstone Doctor, your Longfellow Is
u great fsvorite here IN England. lsup.
pose YOU know him very well. Doctor
Grant-He's n puff wonderful animal,
no mistake. He's not RAINING puff any
more, though. They've got him up
there in Kentucky, improving the stock.
Put. pun, puff Astonlshment OF Glad
stone The conversation changes,
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aTine.

NEw YORK, July l3.-The steamer
3oIivis from Glasgow, July 7th, FOR
New York, hss returned with her ms.
chinery disabled. The BOliviss mails,
passengers and cargo have been trans
terred 20 the steamer DevOnia, which
vii sail for Glasgow tomorrow.
New YORK, July l3.-Arrived-
Steamers Switzerland from Antwerp:
Eysis, from London, and Weser from
Bremen.
QUEEssTowS, July l3.-Arrived-
Steamer BOthnis, from New York
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sHAYHs would divorce politics from
the highest OF public offices by keeping
his intermeddling hand out OF the Ohio
campaign, he might thus lend shadow
OF sincerity to his high sounding pro-
t-ssiOQs
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Rifle Contest.

LONDON, July l3.-Iu the rife contest
st Wimbledon yesterday, Ross, Of the
first Canada, made tie with two British
marksmen for the Prince OF Wales
prize. The tie will be shot on to-day,
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Mining Company Failure.

COLUMBUS, July l3.-The Great Vein
Mining Company, of New Lexington,
Perry county, Ohio, has made an assign
ment. Assets S5OO00O, principally IN
rich mineral lsnds in Perry county.
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Largest stock of Meats In the
stute.

0HEsTER II Ms, THE BEsT AND
Y most reliable Hams Ia the market
sugar Cured rbOulders, Plain houldsr-
-dksr Cured Breakfast Bacon. Clear side
Ness Pork, Family Pork, Rump PoIk ,
Fure Leaf Lard 10 TIerces, Barrels, Hall
Barrels, Kegs. Pals and lfPails. OuT
own Product-SuperloT % any In the 10 ar
ket. No risk OF loss aud dsmake 10 the
dealer In handling our meats. Prices sre
now At b tom.
is2i LIST, DAVENPORT q PAkks-
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CORN never grew before 4, It Is grow
my now. II has run entirely away from
the iarner before il got It's usda! three
workings.
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bead asa Door Nail.

ST. LOUIS, July l3.-Msjor Fred.
Derring, al alderman of this city, was
found hanging in his grocery store, cor
ner of Casssne and Fourteenth streets,
rs dead rs door nail.
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workings.

inns believed ln4l JvHN SHERMAN l.
ludrctable for torgeries procured oy hin1
10 New Orleans, last winter. he WAS
rewarded bv place in the Cabinet.
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Another.

ATCHrsoN, KS, July l3.-The through
mail train TO -. Louis, which left here
Vt $40 this afternoon, met with sn a"cl-
dent about tour miles be ow this town,
resulting in the wrecking Of the baggage,
nsll and one passenger car. The rsils
spread, throwing the trucks OF the bag.
gage car out OF place, aud the three cars
lett the trsck j. Brown, msil agent,
WAS thrown out and received several
cuts and bruises, but WAS not seriously
hurt No other person was Injured
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VOL. IA.
at'hcelina 2raistcr.
Goid closed pc, tsroay at lo5.

The ,oeathsr tod ,ottt he pa' tin
,lgl 4. .oiM s0uthcriv ,CUds, a.m rts'Hg
Ten, DerGtiIrs.
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The situation I'm Cuba.

NEW YORK, July l3.-A telegraph
operator ut Key West, who has Just got
in from Havar .orwards the following
under date Of Juy Sth: 1t Is reported
that Generals Maxine, Gomez and
Vicenh Gracis, leading a very large
and well appointed force, have forced
rrochs md invaded Cinco village ana
territory. A battle WAS fought ut cross
ing in which over 800 Spsnisrds are said
to have been killed and among them II
brigadler-general supposed to be
Mendnna Snrl. Another heavy
encounter has taken place and
considerable trepIdstion prevailed At
headquarters here. Three men.
ot-war wero ordered to be IN grest haste,
doubtless t. relieve and pick up the
Isolated detachmrEts near the coast,
endangered by this reinvs-Ion OF TERRITORY
pectedly by \ large torce Yellow
fever J.. raging among the 10000 troops
brought out last winter. Gen MARITIME
Csmpos is reduced to mastery inactivity
rom the decimated condition of his
troops. Discomfort ia rampant among
almost all cla. .,e- OF people. The financial
.tringency Is becoming serious; hardly n
day passes that the failure OF some grocer
or ierkpd beet dealer il not recorded
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sympathy for Cuba.

Nzw YORK, July l3-A strong dele
gstion OF colored men waited, yesterday,
upon the executive committee of the
Cuban League, and gave formal expres.
sicn TO the sympathy Of the colored resi-
dents OF this city with the struggling
Cubsns. Petitions will be sent to PresI-
dent Hayes and Congress, urging upon
the government such immediate action
Ms vii. tend the most speedily TO wipe out
forever the foul blot of slavery.
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A warrant for "a thost

Albany Argus Mrs. Ricketts,, who
resides Ou Sherman street, presented
herself before Justice Clute yesterday
with the singular request that the
magistrate issue his warrant for the
arrest of u ghost. Itappeared from her
statements, however, that the mystic
rious visitant had been somewhat
clearly identified In the person of one
John Chisler, whose purpose In asstim.
Ing the ghOstly form Is to annoy an In.
mate OF the house who Is known as
Mrs. Chisler. This lady, Il seems, has
lived for ak years with Chisler as his
wife, and assumed his name. At the
end OF that time, having come into
the possession OF legacy left by a re-
lative ! I the old country, she absn-
doned John, and went to reside with
Mrs. Ricketts, and enjoy her fortune in
peace. John, a. may be supposed, was
not pleased, and In the hope OF indue,
ing his former companion To return Il,
him, he haunts the house In which
she now resides. Sometimes he nm.
pears wrapped in garments of white.
and tapping at the window, murmurs
IN sepulehral tones the name of his lost
love. AT other times he dresses In
the deepest black. The woman. used
TO bis vagaries, enjoys her sleep undis.
turbed, but Mrs Ricketts, aud Others
In the neighborhOod have become
nervous over the repeated nocturnal
visits, and desire to have them discon,
tinued Justice Cluto directed the com. |
plalnant TO bring her lodger to sue.
port her statement, aud be would issie
! warrant