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Go to PetersOa's Drug Store aud get
three straight lamp chimncys for ten
cents. Crimpcd top lamp chimneys,
No. l, At five cents each, and oil kind
Of lamps and lamp fixtures cheap.
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Knitting yurus. hosiery, &C., ut Mr1
Cox's.
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California Pear, at Wilkinsup's.
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NJ ain Street, West II.
NNGAA MVICES

..G@@@@.. @IsG@9s,.
Wost Virginia To.wit:
At Rules held In the Clerks 0Ricc Of the
County Court of G liner county, on tho first
Monday in March, 1878.
Asa l.. Stump
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FRESH OYSTERS RECEIVED
DAILY At WlLhINSON'S.
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The object Of this suit, amongst other
:hinss, is to reroyer against the defendants
Ephrsim Davis and George ". Holmes the
sum Of $50 II cents, with interest thereon
from tho 5th day oENay, 1877, until paid,
and to sell lot Of lCo sticks Of square tim.
Der, in the bill mentioned, in satisfaction
thereof and 10 inhibit, restrain and cnjsin
the defendants and each Of them from run
ming or removing any Of the said timber,
and from selling or disposing Of any Of the
said 100 sticks OF timber
AID it appearing by affidavit filed tina;
the defendant George ". Il dimes Is not a
resident of this State, on motion Of III,
plaintiff by counsel, /: is ordered that said
George ". HslmCs do appear here at Rulss
10 be held in the Clerks Office Of said Court,
on the.fits. Monday in April next, and do
what is necessary to prstec, his intercsts.
Testc:
HARRISON CAIN, Clerk.
R. G. Linn and Fleming & Bennett,
prFs atty's. mu94w
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Brick House and Land
Near Weston for Sale.

Under decree Of tue County Court Of
Lewis county, rendered on the llth Of Feb
ruary, 1878, in tile case Of ?. N. Hale
againt Domin.ck Swecuy and others, will
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder,
in fro Mt Of the Court House Of Lewif coan.
,y, on the LIST day Of April, 1878, that being
the FIRST day Of the April County Court, a
parcel Of
8 ACRES aud o. POLES Of LAND,
lying obcut one mile above the Town Of
Weston, on the Weston and Gauley Bridge
Turnpike aud the Hes, Fork rirer, on which
is good
BRICK HOUSE.
TFRM3.-A credit ofG, 0 and IL months,
the purchaser TO give notes with good Sc
curi,y bearing interest from date.
HENRY BRANNON,
mar94w Commissioner.
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Sweet dried corn and pickles Of the
bcs. quality at Barnes.
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G.-G.-G.-Grcgory's Great Gro
Gerry.
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Lots in Jane Lew for sale.

corn.
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/ G.-G.-G.-Grcgory's Great Gro
Gerry.
4 & nc assortment of Bohemian Va
SEES at Barnes.
Best pickles, choice mince meat, bo-
logna sausage, sariines, aud scotch
huff atNlrs. Patterson's.
|
Ruisius and Curruuts at Wilkinsou's
new crop.
Bring your eggs to Gregory's and
get Is cents per dozen.
Please Ma, take nc down to Greg
Ory's.
Rnisius, gs,pruncs, crackers..aad soaps
OF all kinds, with q full stock Of first
class groceries, all Of which will be sold
Ut bottom prices. Give ME call.
Mis-. PATTERSON.
Fine cut chewing tobacco, twist, plug
aud navy. seed stogies, Tar Heels, &C.,
at NJ 8. Patiersous.
Go TO Wilkiuson'S for A,morc
Mince-meat.
White sugar l2llcts at Barnes.
All kinds OF family groceries of the
very bes, quality at Barnes.
&c and see the glassware at Gregg
4y'e.
Apples, Oranges and Lemons at
wi!kiuson's.
Corn meal and Flour for sale at J
4. Barnes.
a fiuO lot Of fancy stationery at the
post Office, which will be sold cheap.
Go and examine it.
Fine Autograph Albums, funcy and
common paper, and full assortment
Of stationery for sale at tho post office.
PLAIS QuLsrioNs.-Arc your lungs
affected? Have you hectic cough ?
If so, consumption has fastened its
fangs upon you at unce-usc piso's
Cure, for salc at Chalfaut & Barc's.
FL ~ psI.rsoufs n,,,o CIous AL 90,
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An Owner Conveying LANDS. M his Heir Al
icges, without Confederation.

Thc cJcc,mcni sults Instituted by OlNer
Drake against a number Of property owners in
Perth Nmboy arr balm, tried before judge
s,.ttt. "a. r.,...'tt 60. - -
. "''' J." Wv h'"'7N h. ''l'''H D. ''"N''
brother Of Oliver. rrputed t. Pee half w.ttei.
dtol i'm Woodhrii-o in 1873 nf,or lend
I'M. - ,,..r,r, ltr. ,hor. o,,i cfsc,vh.r, t'r
'"'' " '"-i 'Hl '''' li'I' nl't 'is'Nh'T' i'i
twenty years past. Their father. also nam a
oliver. died I'm 1899. leaving farm near perth
a, s.,. ~ -. ~
N'.'.N i'' ''' s"Pi''' "i MS "''"M am wv"
children. the eldest oi whom was g. and the
", ~,
" "'n 'N'r WIS y .uot' ii' '.' W r. - H.,
WI 'I ,t t m ~ ,. d..
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THE TEJER IBfTING,
Hut the Death Hntc sun Terrible In Mem.
phIs-IiO Cn.e. In NcM Orlenns.

MEMPHIS Sept. !s.-Maj sr William Wills.
John G.. Lonsdale Treasurer OF tho Relief
Committee. and Edward worsham, n leading
Mason. died to-day. The death rate is terrible.
Tho foyer is abating some.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 15.-Cascs of death to-
day. 80; reported eases. ll9. including six cases
dating from the LIST to the lth inst
GRENADA. Sept. lj.-Therc were two cases OF
death to-day. and two new cases. The fever Is
nbating. and we may soon look fora more cheer
full condition Of affairs. An agent Of the rail
road company who arrived here this morning
from New Orleans 70 take charge Of the railroad
Office after viewing the situation. concluded to
return He left on the train to-n night Tor New
Orleans.
BGLosI. Miss. Sept. 1j.-Tho death OF L.
Mitchell. aged IL years was the only one which
took place Yesterday. Two new cases occurred
No now cases or cases of death to-day.
A special collection was taken Mp Yesterday
10y order of Bishop l.oughliI I'm the Jay street
Cathedral BROOKLYN. Tho Bishop has ordered
liz church on Long ISLAND next sunday. The
officers and employees of the Navy Yard have
..i,-n ftbIfo.
The Festivals at Myrtle Avenue PARK and High
Ground Park. hold Yesterday. under The aus
liccs OF the German Societies 81 WILLIAMSBURG %.
for the benefit II thee yellow fever sufferers, not
ted more than - 900 From noon INT nightfnll
The cars were packed and the streets crowded
cral givrls of goods and retrcshments. paid an
entrance fee. tho amount from this source WAS
very large. Two hundred AMI thirty kegs Of
hcer wore given to the societies \ Now York
plrketbook maker gave 800 worth Of books.
These ere sold By n party ~ gayly-dressrd
musicians gave their services. and the Park
pinprig,urs their grounds. without charge.
Ihc FLOWING. from a private letter Las been
sent 10 The SvN Tor publication;
ruzrNs S,si>'., h,>A. NtN putAN,. sept l-7s
n, ~ Mh,h .'ll, % m Ng. ~ ", .i' y
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RALLsT0N Sent. 10 The prosecution re-
rnrI certain trneks discovered uuon Nr. Bill
lines. f,rr within ,,y, ,l,a ,ft.r tl,a tiiirl.r
ns very str.n,, .vllone.. al,iu,t the accused
T. will he dioleult Tor reader To uuderstand the
to.tir.,rv r,,.sr,linr thn-e tracks without a dia
gram ~ the farm. Il ia in evidence. ana Mr..
I,iI,i,.. ,,l.,o,rIod,.as b,l.ft His harvard
.iFinft,r su,,n,r win n horse and wagon and
drove m the river ronJ toward Wo.hluru's
houselGl. He saw, he entered the lane J. for
tb,. ,nr,os, M sailing lis oaitIe hoek ON fla.
,orn mill. AWAY He drove mn the lano Tie
rooI is okrnhvth. rid.,. which begins M the
mrs, t,rn and attaip- an elevation Of - feet.
This elevation continues irr.gularly through
ITO Finne l,, orchard and corunlI Mr.. BIZ
Inns s,v,.r. thst Will, nee WINS driving mn thu
lana h., saw Tint the oak trco tKi had been
llnvn down in his r.rnueld. He went over 10
lo,knti IT, rcorn vas ius, out If the ground.
md I'm. 0.I WAS very muddy. lie walked
arould tho pr,strat. tree. and returned To- tile
rcd ,.nto. III whore ho Ind litcLcd ll, horse.
II. noticed iLut tbo storm mad shattered his
fencing. and remembered that he had left q
hammer md mills some time before nt a mir of
.r a. ~ ~ go
n"i9 W." "'' "'' va '"' '''''' '| '.'' ~ "'
down To took for them, hut could not
nnI them Tracks were found in the corn
- 49,. - 800, r.....i .,,,..
"'''l "''N-'H .''' l'' @"'' - anu Wv 7""''" ~
an.,,e of tine finur lot leading in the direction
of the bars M Not finding tie hammer, Mr.
,'..''.e. ,,., 49, ra''.r,,.i 49, 49, i,r..
h''l'-9 wars VIA, "' l,."'"'" w U'' '"n'
urou~h lh' orchard ana llhh' loi Wh're th'
pri,-, ,liI NOT show his tricks. vulEcd up 10 his
v,'.., md ,lr,,,,",,,to th, ,nInf ,l,, lima An
w. 49, INV W. W. '"' '"' w. 49, I"
he1' h' h.Hh hll'H'u MS h"rse' l"Alh~ from
the wagon % salt pan hc went ON foot beyond
H.. la,., Lalf milo beyoud lin, out0.ld and
"'r ''n' n''' nun "'S 'n" '''' ~, ''' an"
shlted thirty or forty hcnl Of cattle. til" cpun-
try Is broken and iutDrscctcd hy ons or two
,s,,.,t,t,.,,, A. h. ...,,l. Ia. .,,,,r,,,1,. e..
i"NI "t' 7"'''h" M '"',' u" -" '"'u ~
his horse and wagon 'Jl ana drove down the
lnueto H., entrance H. and ON To Squire WASH
i,.,,,s t.,,.',G, II. haI I.o,, ,,','. fr,r, t.'r
pulh nous '"I' Nv h"'' '''', NV, i"'' i " u
To twenty NE minutes when Mr.. Nhshnurn
entered with news Of the shooting 81 his wife.
~, u,,,l.r.,.,I ia. ,,r,a.,.u,i,r's chain ~
"H"'t 9''"" NV - wv" ''"," w.
evidence, the reader must begin at the RED gate
d. whero all admit the horse Mustang was
ni,.h..J Th.y AFRO ,,idnntl, IRWIN, :, ,rovr
hNe"'" 80 ~ '''"'"',' "''"T ="
that when Mr.. Billings says he went doWnio me
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parcntly dozcd on into another nap. jesse
Colcbrook said he thought there wasn't enough
blood LEFT in the man to make him dangerous.
and the handouts were taken OFF Tho move
mcnt he had made set five knife wounds on the
ton OF his head TO bleeding again. lie was raised
to his feet and led to the fence, but had to be
lifted over 1t by main strength He was carried
In a wagon to the Town Hall
Jack. guess YOU had a little llghtlast night
50. didn't said Quinn in faint voice.
Kind @ hurt amt you
NJ, SAID QUINN ialhtly again pu' WIN uc-
Wire dii /, hqppen?" asked Colcbrook.
Nothing happened, nowhere
Soon after this Quinn fell into half nncon-
scious state AMI during The rest of the day was
moved 10 his father'- house IN brakes lanc.
DR.. Finch says he has five incscd wounds on
the top of his head, none Of which is necessarily
funl but the loss Of blood from them all has put
his lie i'm danger. Three OF the strokes. nearly
in ono placc. had cut out triangular piece Of
BraiSiwvho yet malniains his Impotence was
taken 90 the county jan in White Plains .ycstcr
inquest on the body of McGuirk in tho Town
Hall Of Now Nuchcll" at O'Clock this afternoon.
thirty years Il age. and lived with his parents
on the Boston turnpike. IN the outskirts Of New
hochclle. His home is q little two-story. white
tied to the bcll handle. In the ai,or-
noon. many women 81 tho ne ghhorhood Wcrs
seated IN the setting room. In II small bc,
room az the rear was tho body Around it wcre
grouped relatives. They iutcrlo'kcd their
grms and swlycd ,oo and fro with low moan
ing. occasionally Interrupted 10y louder cries.
The old father stood out-i dcanl smoked short
pip". lie said that lis son carried mo- knife.
John Quu~ rrsid 'n Is ON brakes avenue.
llc lay on an imrrovi~cd bed of mattresses
in the w, 1t'@E RON s Ic SHo VS. G9 Nj
Bumc. the constable in whose custody he
was s1t ON sl.,l ,9oar N, bed. AMI
softly in ami out to look M the injured Iluf. At
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A-lhe sitting room IN which Mr., BILLINGS wa. shot
Killings IN the rocker hcr ctt sud the danshrr l,u
me opposite The ilrcr lines OUTSIDE are tn. rutralrd
at o'ut where the BAH entered the wlulow
w Killings. bedroom whore he spent the might
h-B,iro'm octnpic.i b, Mrs Blhue, al the time She
'ail lrr husband tnci tp luu ani choru'orm l'r
E-nqs {gSm "rS Mr. Shsrm.4 cam. Thra
o9mg ,e'cmns d. tile murder.
h-,il, piazza near she window where the fatal shot
I-lrS'! pima where , the aausn'er ran and from
Oh, LUMBER e on me bank OF the river across the road
H-rhe hover bed near the line fence between the
ree track, IN mis- hover bed that htted B,ns,s
1.-The Noolhouse called the Nctcalf onicc because
M-lhe garden, party separated nom tile front yard by
\ The barnyard
q The luuhor pile on the bank n the river behind
Th Tls linz. I IT,. aTI b son r Ta,
&c surveyor mink. the shot may have been hred The
r Gs at Y e ,l an ins s sI4bs @ a wS G., S gS
louy lcc' nom tie window Through Which tlv bullet
=, On Thursday after the murder Mr.. Nanson
Wolrh, an honest old Grconbarkcr Of saratoga
County and an old friend amt associate of
Thurow Wood. was IN tho lane. Mr. Ham
moud ana a detective were with him. ii saw "a
wagon track that turned out of the road and
ran 10 IN angle Of the fence one length below
tracks showed that the wagon had been turned
around and driven down tho lane toward the
highway. The track had not gone NJ the lane
lie -aw wagon track above the red gHtc. but
the tire was wld"r and the track looked like the
track OF a farm wagon. lie was positive there
was no ether track The prosecution claim that
the track running To- the length Of fence below
the red gate was the track OF Mr.. Bllngs's
wagon, and that he turned the wagon around
after throwing the gun IN the old well. drove
down the nneto the highway III. and on to
squire Nashhurn's house, where he claims to
nave received NE first Information concerning
the shooting Of his wife.
Ihe dots showing tho assumed retreat NJ the
asshssin whoever he may bo. from the flower
house, up the hill into tho cornileld. and then
through the Oalileld 10 the lane, show the route
taken BY surveyor Cramcr and his assistant
M Hodgeman. wnvn they ran II against timo.
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YET ANorn,E Nnu JERSEY 1HlcnDr


Coroner O. \. Kihbc of Now Brunswick was
informed yesterday ~ murder I'm SayreyiUc. a
village ON the hanks Of South River. Middlcscv
County. Tho victim was Max Grohcr. a brick
maker. employed In the hria, yards there. At
about O'Clock ou saturday evening party of
four Ir-hn"n went intoa saloon kept Dy George
p0rr Two hours later four Germans. who.
with III lrishwcu. are employed in the brick
wards. also entered the saloon. They drank and
talked 'paratcly the Germans hy themselves.
At 10 O'Clock Mrs. barr tlll tho party that she
desired To- 'io-r the saloon and the Germans
went out upon tine porch i'm front ~ the saloon.
The Iristmcn followed soon nfterward. and
hneun g. banter with the Germans. Hard
words w,ro exchanged, md a fight followed.
wooden 'oorlng - the porch unconscious He
had been struck uron the neck. JUS behind the
EAR win q heavy tcn-io"l long hickory pole.
neath followed the bursting 81 an artery.
Nut am ext, rnal mark OF violence was
visible ON the b. rs. Cor 'ner khbe's inquest
was continued uil IF Yesterday. Two wii.esS"s
Thomas McGrath strike Grobor with the rail.
Coroner klbho granted a warrant for the arrest
of McGrih. ana directed Constable Mitchell To
tk" o." accused man into custody. The COM
Stable wa- CON Iucug McGwth through Sayrc-
ylile 90 III" lail when McGrath dealt him
n'ow ON ih, head whloh kn) KIDD him down.
The constable pur-u' him mi't 90 the salt
meadows and Tier" MeGrath hil IN thetlll reeds
ana meadow -tra--. tn" residents 90 the sur
rNuuillug country repaired o. thr meadows and
w'r' nll the afternoon i'm hunt for the fu4.l-
tive. Late la-, night the search had not b1tn
rewarded. Daniel Finn Henry SMlke. and
Mlrhaci H. Van were lodged I'm lat On suspicion.
Growth Of igcd of >oinc months standing.
one OF the lrishmon kept n saloon m Suyrr-
VINE. On"u tine Germans made 20 cumplalut
AGAINST him for violation of She Sunday laW and
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y, S'ns-.i~ ,w,aF'2 ,S in 9a' }To R Y lin
southwestern corner of tn iiuue lot AMI the
rel cnie u. luuhrr pron' is sgt 90 como.
Thenut~nins tracks begin m tu' flower bed.
spot Wntfe the pros. nllnn claim tAr shot WAS
fired. Tho toes are turn 81 toward the iu" fence.
Ihero wnr' three footprints. md tho pros
"'uiion link ih"m with me track iu the Ear-
den hy thee testimony ~ detc tIve= who sWear
that Mr. BilIue-'- boots fitted both. similar
track. woro found on th" Other side ~ the line
and tho fence. The aYidrnt Intention ~ the
prosecution !, 90 force the Impression that
fence after llIinr the shot. Two w'tue-- swear
that on" ~ Mr. billings : boots lttHd a truck NJ
the sil" Of Mr. Roads house hut. ON cross
rNhihnttpn one "I mem adinil'd inhl NE
track seemed a. come from IN" direction 81 Mr.
hneds ,vyranda. A. an "yonis. three wit
tracks up the hill. and found mud ON Tho fence
whore they crossed into the eornuold. They
IN the cornnsli. Mr. Blinss'- boots ntted -ev,
eral ~ the tracks in the curui,ld The dctcc.
uV,9 followed thcm hnli way w thc cOrn.leld
Mrs Billings wa murdered on Tuesday night
All ile tracks thus lar m"nllon"d w"rc found
ng oar of the swal' toward tine southwest angle
OF Nh" r'rn'ieid; one oppression Of rubber
hooi WAS very clear aud distinct He tlil the
detectives. and they found that Nr Bl.iu.-'-
boot ilited It perfectly. There We're trucks made
hy other. persons near those trucks. bat the
boots was periert. and the footprints worr
followed u tina extreme angle of the corn and
oat Held. whore they were lost. Tnrrc was mud
upon the fence Indicating that the one who
maie tho tricks had gone into the uutileld. All
u" rcmnlnl = oi the trucks on the diugram are
imaginary The oats were two or three inches
high. tut The Held has grass border several
feet Wide. ~ further tracks could be found on
broken ground. and The ri. sccutlon will prob
ably insist that tn imaginary limo through
tho Era-- border of the oat Held il cor
rc.L They may adduca, proof of this;
evidence a4:tinst Mr. Billings II is clear
that the prosecution moan % claim that the
footprints ran across the lOrd n Of tho ont field
lsre diagram over the fence into the lane. down
the lane to II point nearly opposite the rcd gate
aud over the fence 10 the well ID. into which the
gun was thrown.
The following diagram will mako the tracks
IN the garden and around Mr.. Billingss house
more plain tu the reader;
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mr. NhW var ~ 1HE HIsE
Austria Renewing Offensive Operations In
Bo>nIn-TroubIe In Albania.

BELGRADE. sept. -. News comes from
Bosnia that the Austrian rccntorrcmcnts have
begun offensive operations against the insur-
gents intrcnchod on the banks az the Save. Tho
lighting so far has been ndecsiyc. Trust
worthy reports show that the Austrian LOSSES
between the 18th aud 9th Of September were
about 100 officers and 5000 men.
LoNpoN. Sept. l5-Trouhlo seems to hc ap-
pretended in Scutari. A Reuter- telegram from
that place announces TINT the Governor mas
taken measures To- protect the Greek and Aus
trlan tousuls against any attacks OF the Alba
mans.
Private nAvicca from Rome received in Paris
say that Germany has drt.dod to drtrr maxim.
any definite prop ~ition for Joint action on be-
half Of Greece. in Consequence of tho Opposi-
tion Of England and the hesitation of Italy.
CuN~IANIINop1 sept. lj.-lt IL sand that tho
Porte VIII not only accept the English pro-
grammc II reforms for Asia Minor. but viii
shortly issue a proclamation extending 1t to tho
whole empire,
The European Ambassadors have made rep
resolutions % the Porto in CONSEQUENCE ol tie
Telegram from tho Arhhisop of Erzrrpum ask
lug Tor protection of Christians who are throat
enei boy the MuSsulmuns.
Thirty thousand Russians have entered Ba-
tUul.
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They ran to tho old well tII), threw in q stick
came back TO the red gate ~. united the Same
horse used by Mr.. Billings when he says no
went to salt his cattle and rode TO nshburn's
in less than nine minutes. Mr.. Hodgcman
swears he did it in eight minutes and Cramer
took eight minutes and nifty seconds. Each
gun, The ground was wet and muddy. but
the distance was made in the daytime. when
the horse could be spceded down the broken
lane. This testimony was undoubtedly given
with tho Wow of hedging the accused in the
time spent in Squire Wgshhurns house before
the arrival Of Mr.. Washburn.
Tho boots identified in court az belonging TO
Mr.. Billings have raised tap on the sole somo-
thing like this
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This raised sole and circle nj ove tho heel
are the strong features in identifying the tracks.
The boots arc No. Is. So much for the trucks.
II may. however. interest the reader TO know
that one Of the lurymen is credited with the re-
mark, Dang these tracks. ! wish they'd chuck
en- all out Nobody understands en-"
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Garden, with tracks
. BiuyArd.
= Barn
WuodhOusc or Mctcali onl'e
3 Point near where prosecution clsn uc shDt was
fred
Il Mr. Bngs's house
Z Window whore Mrs billings sat
x Flower bed. with tracks
The following diagram showing the ground
floor Of Mr.. Billings's house and points of in
terest in tho yard. may give tho reader better
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OyE BOTTLE OF WlIISKEY.
-uE ruPTJED BOTTLE rSED TO KILL
ONE or THE MEN VINO DRANK.



wounded Man by His Trail OF Blood.
Might Waterman John Blumc walked
down Main street New Rochelle. soon after
n a,ek yesterday morning. As he approached
c.mr, street he saw three men sitting in the
mHidl, of the roadway on the nag stones which
f,rm the Centre street crossing. John Quinn
AMI John MrGuirk were drinking from bottle
that MrGuirk held in his hands. Tho third
man was Frank Brady. Blame Judged from
ucir attitudes and from thetoncs " their voices
that they were having very Jolly time. As he
passed them. M.Guirk arose from the pave
mont and walking toward tho officer said;
'B'umc. I'm going to arrest YOU
Very we'll" Bumc replied " guess I'll
have to 70 along with YOU"
All laughed and then McGuirk partly by
persuasion and partly 10y force, made the officer
mks "a swallow from the bottle. Ii contained
vrr, bad whiskcy. On the opposite corner. as
Bumc continued his uatro he met man
namcj Hogcly. who asked him whore he could
gtadrink. The on 'cr replied and walked on.
Mr. Barns keeps Il grocery on the northeast
corner ni Mainland Contrc streets. She ordered
IL, shut. rs 10 loo put up Mt midnight and went
UP stairs. After She had gone e. bed she was
aroused by cries If Murder" and Police"
IN Che street opposite her window which is in
he ,,,ond story. and ovcrlooks Main street
Tho moon was bright and the street sa- lamps
on un corners wore lighted. 1t was about |
O'Clock a. nearly %. q @ could guess. She raised
h,rwiudlw. aul. looking out saw three men
In tu,sla near TIA gutter. and fourth man
s,sAing not far from them. She SAYS that She
helrl nothing hy which she could identify
ether # the mon in the strife She turned
from the window. AMI. awakening her sons
t,l them that tn mon In the street were muir
daring One another. AMI theu got their gar
go uirlff has down
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Tic success Of Thcrmame asa cheap and rcehlc sub.
'uIic ~ qWmuc has been unpnral ccd dm--i,l- .ay
staple article Of trade Cures Clll, ru' trNer
i'm every instance. 2hc. per box Dundas Dlca 60 ,
mRmulA- INNING ohemslh. i.--Adv
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idea ~ the murder II il taken from a reduced
photograph OF the map shown In court
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The signal ONCE rredlctlnn.
Jo1rIyGs ~ 1ND NAiR rir CRY.

Coor, or partly cloudy wonihor. cold northor-
lN. NIrl.l- 90 warmer southeast Wind. and siuirN
i'AuNti hl falling hHromctcr
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V~',u .th for october contain, an article Oh Earl
Els.eA w. EcAa.i KlubaiL-AaI.