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Tribute OF Respect-oniee OF the
Ohio Valley Iron Works.
MouSpsynLE, July 9Th, 1878.

mouApoNALLhI July VII 4oto'
AT a meeting Of the Board Of Direc.
tors OF the Ohio Valley Iron Works held
at their Office on Saturday July 7th,
1878, for the purpose OF expressing their
feeling relative TO the death Of John T.
Frissel, late Secretary and Treasurer Of
said Company.
Ca motion Of DR.. C. A: winseter, J.
L. Parkinson, Esq. was called to the
chair, and G. s. McFadden appointed
Secretary, whereupon the folio 6ing pre-.
amble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, This Board has heard with
feelings Of deep and heartfelt SORROW, that
it has pleased Almighty God, in His all.
wise Providence, 10 remove by death
from his sphere Of usefulness on earth, our
lamented friend and Secretary John T.
Frissell, we feel deeply that his loss Is no
ordinary one, and that It will be felt
keenly not only by his bereayed family
and friends, by whom he was so intensely
beloved, but by this Board, by whom he
was 80 highly esteemed and valued, and
by all the operatives OF our mill, with
whom all his relations were 50 pleasant,
and by this entire community, TO whom
be was endeared by his fine social quail.
ties and the generous impulses Of heart
that beat responsive to every sentiment
Of honor, friendship, manliness and truth;
therefore,
Rssdued, That the members OF this
Board are filled with the most profound
grief at the loss Of our dear friend and
business associate.
Resolved, That the Ohio Valley Iron
Works has lost It's best friend and most
efficient officer.
Redped, That we tender to his parents,
grandparents and relatives our affection
ate sympathy il their great bereaye-
ment.
Resdred, That copy Of these proceed.
ings Re entered upon the minutes Of the
Board, and the same forwarded to the pa.
rents Of the deceased.
On motion, the same were ordered pub.
lished in the Nee STATE Ga.sHe, Mounds.
vile Reporter and Wheeling ISTEILIGEs-
GER. ]. L. PARKINSON, Prest.
G.s. MoFADDEs, Seey.
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ITCHING Piles The symptoms are
moisture, like Precipitation, intense itch.
ing, increased by scratching, very distress
Ing, particularly at night as II pin worms
were crawling in and about the rectum,
the private parts are sometimes affected;
II allowed to continue, very serious results
may follow. DR.. Swayne's Ali Healing
Ointmentis pleasant sure cure.
HOME CURRs.-We were great sufferers
from Itching Piles, the symptoms were as
above described, the use Of swayne's 0int-
ment In short time made perfect cure.
J. ". CHRIST, Boot and Shoe House, Si4
N. 2nd St.
7. c. WRrNAS, Halter, s s. Eighth St,
Philadelphia.
Reader, II you are suffering from this
distressing Complaint, or letter, Itch, scald
Head, Ring Worm, Barbers' Itch, any
Crusty, scaly, Skin Eruption, use swayne's
Ointment and be cured. Sent by mail to
any address on receipt Of price, lin cur.
rency or postage stamps, so cents box,
three boxes 81 %. Address letters, DR..
Swayne 4 Son, $50 N. Sixth Street, Phila.
delphla. No charge for sdvice. Sold by
leading druggists. Logan, List q Co.
aadkw
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River News.

River feet 6 inches.
Weather cloudy, sultry and showery.
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
at 10f M.
The local packets arrived and departed
on time.
The W. P. Thompson, from Cincinnati
to Pittsburgh, did not arrive until 1:S0
Pm.
The Andes, for Cincinnati, departed at
l6P.M.
The steamer Alice, from Pittsburgh to
ST. Louis, will not arrive till tomorrow
morning at 0 O'Clock.
The Mallie Ragon will be the Parkers.
burg packet at 10a o'clock this morning.
The Granite State, from Cincinnati for
Pittsburgh, will arrive tomorrow morn
ing st o'clock.
The Nail City and Jacob Heathering.
ton, with tows from points below, arrived
yesterday evening.
IBy Telegaph.l
PrTrsBURGH. July 9.-Riyer 2 feet
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
warm.
NEW ORLEANS, July 9.-wsather
clear. Arriyed-Golden Rule, Cincin-
matt; John Wilson, ouschi.a river; Bon.
ME Lee, BED river. Departed-John W.
Cannon, Vicksburg.
CAIRO, July 9.-River 25 feet inches
and falling. Weather clear. Arrived
Col. Mcleod, Pittsburgh; John Porter,
81. Louis; Robert Mitchell, New Orleans.
Departed-Col. Mcleod, St. Louis.
EVANSVILLE, July 9.-Weather clear.
Mercury ZAP TO 9l'. River 1910 feet
and falling. Up-Arkansas Belle, Mag.
gle Smith, Sunbeam. Cons. Millar, Paris
G. Brown. Down-Ksty Did, Dick John.
son, silyerthorne, Jos. Guthrie, Silver
Cloud.
ViCKsBURG, July 9.-Heayy rain this
evening. Thermometer s9'. River un-
changed. Up-CIty Of Helena. Down
NatchsE. Arrived-Maude.
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II Badness Oh A DEFICIENCY OF
Hair exists, or II the hair Is gray, dry OF
harsh, the natural youthful color can be re-
stored by using HLondon Hair Color he
storer," the most delightful article ever in
troduced to the American people for in.
creSsing It's growth, restoring It's natural
color, and at the same time 4 lovely hair
dressing and beautifier. II Is totally differ.
ent from all others; not sticky or gummy,
and free from all impure ingredients thai
render many other articles obnoxious; In
fact It is exquisitely perfumed, and SO
clearly and elegantly prepared As to make
It lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury,
ia. TYSEs, A PROMINENT CITIZEN OF
Wilson, N. c., writes: Some ten years age
my wife's hair commenced falling out, aud
got very thin and turned gray; but after
using dLondon Hair Color Restorer" the
scalp became healthy, the hair stopped
falling, the color was restored, and Is now
growing beautifully.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Restorer. Price, 70 cents q bottle. Six
bottles, 81. Main Depot for the U. g., $50
North sixth street. Philadelphia. Sold by
Logan, List q Co, Wheeling. eodAw
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A SPECIAL opportunity is offered BY
smythe, the great e1cursioni.t, to parties
desiring to make 3 cheap trip to NiAgra
Falls and Putin.Bay. The excursion
will leave PIttsburgh tomorrow. The
fare for the round trip 10 Nisgra Falls is
only S. 20, or including the trip TO Put
In. Bay, $775,
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MISTAKEN PoLroY.-To neglect ones
health and premonitory symptoms Of dis.
ease until some disorders Is fastened up
on you which cannot be removed. II you
have Bowel Complaint attend TO it at
once-if DysenterY or Diarrhua, be sure
and not let it run into chronic state.
The best remedy to keep on hand for the
disorders Of the Summer season, is Law.
sons Curative. 1t corrects all derange.
ments Of the stomach, and regulates the
whole system SO that disease cannot get
q hold which the Curative will not coun.
teract. We can confidently recommend
the Curative. having from our own ex-
perience seen It's effects in a large num-
Der Of cases. cod.
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A TRIP to Putin.Bay in an elegant
lake steamer is one Of the principal feat.
ures Of Smythe's great cheap excursion
10 Niagara Falls and Put.in.Bay. The
round trip from Pittsburgh 10 the Falls
and return only S575; including the Put.
In. Bay trip, S775.
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FoR UrwARps OF Thirty YEARS Mrs.
Wiuslow's Soothing Syrup has been use d
for children. Il corfects acidity Of the
stomach, relieves siad cole, regulates the
bowels, cures dys<At9y and diaThadl
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy.
% eeatS bottle. d&w
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Ghegntelligsatsn
WEDNESDAY. JULY 10, 1873.


Smythe's Second Grand Excursion.
West Point Cadets.
Fine Diamonds-Turner & Dillon,
Wanted-To.dsy Only.
Carrisges Repaired and Painted.
Concertapd Ball.
The University Of Wooster.
Louisiaua State Lottery:
For saIe-Valusble Coal Lands.
Iced Tea.
Sugar, COHee-R. J. smyth.
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PLEAsuREsEEKRns should not over
look smythe's second grand exeuraion to
Niagara Falls and Putin.Bay. Tickets
good until July 10.
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sMYrHE's second grand excursion TO
the Niagra Falls and Put-in.Bay will
leave Pittsburgh tomorrow. See adyer.
tisement,
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The Beaver College, a Boarding School,
offers the best advantages and lowest
rates for board, tuition and music.
was r. 7. TAYLOR, Beaver, Pa,
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GROCERIES

July '.'->'
PiGaiek.n viii End , f.,
Chow sardlns.p de-, At 'fS''NN
~, GEO o. K 4. N,eNscz,s,
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osE thousand Hats reduced to 25 cents
at Speyer Bros.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
81 observed at Schnepfs drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
So. n q 'tH 's s
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CALL soon at John Roemers, Nos. 20l9
and 902l Main street, II you wish to save
money,
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ozE hundred Trimmed Hats and Bon.
nets TO be sold at some price at speyer
Bros,
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On and after July 5,h, 1878, ard until
September lst, we shall close our Store
every evening at J o'clock, Saturday
evenings excepted.
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osE Thousand Hats, only Is cents, at
Speyer Bros,
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W. W. Gown
DOR SALE

dor SALE Low AND ON EASY
Il TEENS.
Farm Of aIO Acre, on the Ohio riTer eighteen
miles iron Wheeling. About Uns-thtrd River
Bottom lone Alluvial Soil not subject 10 overflow,
veil adapted for Market Gardening; about 10y
Acrss hpe timbsf, which can be eAaiIy euIttT1ted
vhen cleared. wltered byA ,Pr1rg draipi viii
make 4 tpIeDdd stock tsrn
W. Y. aoGE 4 FRO,
mrs 1870 Market St
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oSE hundred Trimmed Hats to be sold
at some price at speYer Bros.
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Pauss1sos Apple Vinegar is celebrat-
ed the country over for its purity,
strength and favor.
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Buy Hat for Is cents, at speyer
Bros.
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WHAT ANY ONE MAY SEE
WHAT CANNOT rs SEEN

Any one Who viii eIamine thslIst q centnanIaI
IIrds viii re that the manufacturer a BSp-
20 Cspdne Pcrous Plaster received ths HIDE.
4 0niW HlaIAal aw.aInSn a. Il
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BE CAUTIOUS 81: b: \: 3; e:

in the marEst; one in particular having huIlEr
sounding name, contains lad polsonL Zach zen.
uIne Benson'sl Captine Plaster has the word Gap.
cine cut through. The plastsr-lks no other.
Ieia.M. W,HIW
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DEFINED SUGARS-6OO BARRELS
IL cTlshed, Powdered, GnnulAied, Cofes and
yellow In store and nf Ale 81 lowest mafkat ratns
y. RKlLY, ISlS and iSiI Main 81
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
fI,Hos. J. KIsNER, MD.
OFPICR AND CONSULTING RooYs,

XIV HHIN W. WHEEIIHus Nc IN
Can Be eonIulted on matters pertaining 70 hi,
profession either In English or German.
Chronic Diseases Of the Head. Throat, Lungs
Heart, Liver, Stomach, Blood, Urinary Organs,
Nervous System, Female Complaints and al Con.
stItutionsl Affections treated mcreHiully.
Cures all eAIes Of Piles. No detention from buLl.
nes. Medicines furnIIhed II desired. SIIhte CALI
promptly answered IRON the ofhee. Is49
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Council met last night in regular
monthly session. Present in this Branch
at roll.call: MessrS. Adams, Bown, Camp.
bell, CoWden, CroWther, Goodiellow. Han.
sou, Logan, Myles, Reeves, Riddle, Ritter,
Simpson, stoker, Vockler, Wait, Water.
house, Mr.. Presidenl-1S.
The minutes Of two previous meetings
were read and approved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-06
81 EX ANDRIA GAZETTE AND YIRGINIA ADVERTISER

Judge did net participate according to law;
either he county Judge or sheriff and justice
Of the peace should CO operate with the clerk;
Invited the sheriff 10 act, and be declined; on
the 10th made canvass, with Justice OF the
peace, and invited the sheriff to constitute a
legal court. He refused. o. The 18th made
duplicate canvass with the same justice, &C
compaDying it with certain statements expaoa.
tory cf the fact that the sheriff and judge did
not CO operate with U.S. The return made by
me and Mr.. Dornan gave the vote according
to the true returns Of the precincts. Know
nothing about paper No. Q II was not made
10 my presence, nor where the returns were
kept. The returns We're 10 my office when
Driggcr's canvass was made. Was not invited
to be present at hat canvass. No > is all
right, but two precincts are omitted. Saw
No. in Tallahassee first, and 10 Baker couDty
since. had the custody Of the seal OF the
Circuit Court in 1876 1t is not that seal on
return No. 2. but the probate judges.
These precinct returns were not delivered TO
me personally after the clection, but to my
deputy. first saw them on file 10 the
Office. Don't remember how many days before
| | made the canvass. They remained in my
offic, till the canvass was made. Coudn't
state what proportion ct the time was 10 my
off &c 90 November - Didu't 20 away till
after dark. When had completed the can
vass left @ deputy 10 The ofiac. Thcn saw the
county judge ia Sandcrsou. That day ask
Cd Kim to join 10 the CANVASS. f1edccned
saying had made a canvass On the 10Th with
Justice Dorman, AID he was satisfied with what
| had done. Saw the sheriff and asked him tt
join 10 the canvass lie refused, and said he
would have nothing to DO with the CANVASS, anc
he wouldn't On the lO;h didn't see the Judge
saw the sheriff and he declined. The count!
Judge wss away. Had no further commun;ca
ton with him uoii the l3.h. Don't think
was in my office one halflhe time On the 18th
Made these copies Of precinct returns from TIT
original on November IS. The originals a
lhGt time were ia my possession. Took theu
when | went to Tallahassee, and while wa
absent the clerks cfiae was burned. llsc
possession of them until came to } Jacksonville
sometime afterwards. ard had them before on
of the committees from Washington. Know
OF no law that would authorize canvass in tn
absence of both county judge and sheriff
lfthere had been any desire on the part o
Allen OF Drgsers to find me they would hav
had no trouble 10 doing so.
The committee then &C burned till to day. l
was the option last night that the commlttc
will be ready to start for Washington on Mon
day: they will not visit Tallahassee. If Con
gross adjourns on the l7th the report will 20
be ready this session. 1t is believed that th
foundation was laid yesterday for an EXTENDED
examination into Baker county affairs, giving
other counties like prominence. The demo
cratic members, however, decline to dlsclos
| Ihntr nlans
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-06

The radicals having determined to make the
war and it's auimosities tho means not only OF
counteractipg the effects Of the frauds exposed
by the Potter committee, but Of retaining pos
session of the government, if that be possible,
all their prominent men are falling IL under
the flag of the bloody shirt. Ex.Prcsident Grant
sent letter from Paris the other day implying
bis intention of fighting under that banner,
that is, if allowed to carry it himself, and now
General Sherman. as will be seen by reference
to his letter elsewhere 10 to days Gaz,tte, takes
up the woudrous tale. and. 10 letter to an as
ISOLATION composed of his former soldiers, tells
them There is real dagger that silence Of our
soldierly masses may again, as 10 1861, be nis
construed" and that he hopes they will speak
rig hit out aud to the poiot, that the enemies oil
our couutry may not again commit the fAta
mistake of rushing into civil wAr." By the
''enemies Of our COUNTRY he means the million
and quarter majority Of the white people who
voted for Tildep, aud their fairly elected rep
reseutaIiVss 10 Congress.
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Congressional Proceedings.

In the Senate yesterday q number Of bills to
remove political disabilities were fsvorsby re.
ported, among them those in favor of w. c.
son, Of Virgins. The Texas Pacific Railroad
bill was postponed till December next The
Brazilian mail subsidy was agreed to, the con.
tract beng limited TO five years instead OF tee,
an amend ment, proposed by Senator Withers,
making the steamers stop ut Norfolk, having
previously been adopted A bill was passed
allowing commuI lcatoEs weighing two and a
half ounces to be sent through the mails, but no.
received free by Congressman. Mr. Matthew.
in MS exploration respecting the Presideatia!
fraud investigation: said:
The only wrong | understand or believe
Anderson to be guilty OF was in having prov Gus
untruly pretended that he had been guilty .!
the things he now again pretend; to confess
That wrong mad no information Of until after
his appeal to me for my sid had been responded
to by an oter of my good will in hi; behalf. His
disclosure Oft, with tia delivery OF the false
documents which constituted it, supposed was
intended by him and was regarded By ME "a til
stonement for snd undoing Of it. Upon thu.
footing only l received them it never for n
moment occurring to me that the possession u!
them by me could be miscon struol into 81 o.
fence, and believing that the only uso whc!
their publication could serve would ba TO props.
gate mischievOus ard scandal0us talsehool.
Tho only error, if there DO ore, Of which | sm
conscious, is in having recommended to office n
person who had meditste1 or proposed a wroLg
but had as it appeared to me, Withdrawal from!
performing it.
In the House thu internal revenue bill Wa
considered and amendments offered reducing
tho tobacco tax to ~ and lG cents per ID. 4:
ter long discussion the latter amendment pre-
vailed. It is now thought that the sc:sIo:
will have to BIO extended to the 9th instant IL
order to get through with the appropristIo'
bills and the Fishery Award bill.
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Brewers Convention.

BALTIMORE, June Goa assembling the
President of the Brewers Convention, Mr..
Rueter, announced that whoever felt inclined
and desired to do so could address the conven'
ton 10 German. There seemed to be some
misunderstanding on this point, as the proceed.
ings yesterday we're in English, hence the state
ment, and the Secretary stated that "a ad.
ditional members from Chicago, New York,
Cincinnati and other cities had registered this
afternoon, aud we're in the convention.
Resolutions were adopted compIimenting U.
s. Commissioner Raum, denouncing the fanat.
icism of the temperance movement, and calling
upon the press to publish the facts respecting
the use Of beer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-06

The President and Secretary Shhrman have
paid another debt Contracted 10 their efforts to
reap the beotG;s of the presidential fraud and
prevent that fraud from being exposed. Mr.
Marks, the mao Wno made Anderson drunk the
other day ana ibe,p ioduced him to call On Sec
retary Sber man, by whom trap had been laid
for him, has Just oeen appointed collector OF
inteyoa reveuue for the New Orleans district.
Paying black msiers ADD hiding the evidence OF
the presidential fraud consume most of the
time aud nearly all the attention of the present
administration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-06

A Portland dispatch says additional returo1
indicate that Whitaker, democrat. Is olec.ol
Congressman by mall majority. II is con-
coded that the Legislature will have democ'H
tic majority on joint ballot varionsly estimated
at from TO T. 1t is also generally, concedcl
that but for the eT)rt to force the election 81
Mitchell, tho Legislature would have been re-
publican. The republicans undoubtedly have
elected the Secretary OF state and treasurer,
snd it is believed that Bockman. republican, Is
elected Governor by small ms ority.
Tho telegram received Tuesday from Oregon
by Senator Mitchell indicated that tho Leg''Is'
turo would be republican. A prominent re-
publican of that State said yesterday, on receN'
ing further information, he feared tho ndeprh'
dents had dcfeatod his party. Yesterday alter
noon Senator Grover, OF Oregon, received inc
following telegram: -.
PORTLAND, June Whitaker, democrat. .;
elected to Congress. The Legislature is demo,
cratic. Yam Hill, Douglas, Washington AID
Benton counties are democratic. The Governor
is doubtful.
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The Armstrong Murder Case.

PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-At the open
ing of the Court at Camden yesterday moroInr,
the District Attorney announced that while on
Monday last he had asked for the postpone.
mcnt of the case on a.couot OF the absence o.
two witnesses, three Of such witnesses had uow
disappeared, and be said the prosecution
would be unable TO 90 on with the trial unit.
next Monday. The prisoners counsel protested
but the Court granted the postponemcnt esEe4
for by the Commonwealth. Two Of the missing
witnesses were Mrs. Spel!issey and her. servant
Alice Coleman. Hunters Identification with
the murder Ct Armstrong rested partly uToA
the wearing of q hat which he had bought pre-
viously to the murder at Mrs. Spel'lsEey's store
in Philadelphia. That lady and her servant
subsequently identified the prisoner IS the pur
chaser of the hat but at the last mo nent refused
TO leave this State TO testify, and few days ago
both disappeared fro n the city. A difference oi
opinion existed as to there being any legal pro
cess by which the missing witnesses could De
compelled 10 leave Pennsylvsnis to testify IN
New jersey. The police claimed, ho%eYe:'
that when Mrs. Spollissey and Alic, Col9maH
visited Camden Jail and identified Hunter some
time ago. the husband Of Mrs. Spel!issev beca!n:
her bail, and that both the women c)utd De NJ,
rested on bailpece. Yesterdays dete ctlve found
them at Mahoney City, Pa, AMI persusded them
to come homo to Philsds phis, they believing
that they would be- as safe heress anywhere csc
in Pennsylvsna On their arrival il this city
they were met by the detectives, who shove!
them the bsil-piece and again asked thom to *
to Camden, which they refused point blank I
do The officers then, in spite OF tho resistance
of the women, called carriage, used whatcr":
force was Necessary to thrust them into it, And
drove them over to Camden, where they are now
closely confined. Thomattcr is still further com
plicsted by the fact that the bail piece WAS taken
on sunday. and is therefore believed to De-
witness. is still at large.
Mrs. Spoiissey s,husosnd says tia. no h'i
bond was given for tho appearance OF either OF
the women. 1t is probable that writ OF hnbe*'
corpus will be taken out tomorrow in order u
test tho validity Of the act in forcing the w'mch
over into New jersey.