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Police CoURT-Judge Craauler.
The docket disposed of yesterday morn
ing was as follows:
Rod. Dixon, disonleriy, 81 and costs.
Committed.
Albert Francis, disorderly, 81 and costs.
John Williams, disorderiy, $40 and costs.
Paid. lla
Mary Flakcn, prostitution, SO and costs.
Committed.
Edward Skeary, a boy charged with the
larceny OF sl2 from his father, was semitic
Jail in default of IS and costs.
Three boys named James Hannah, Jas.
Sweeney and Geo. NARROW, who were
charged with attempting to pick q lady's
pocket, were sent to Jail in deianlt Of 8
and costs each.
The rule issued against Maggie Mitchell
for falling to attend court, was dismissed.
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Tng CouRrs.- CouNTY CouRr Judge Boyd.
Court met at 0 4. NJ. yesterday ns usual.
The case OF Ferdinand Smith,. alias
Drummond, charged with assault with inj
tent TO commit rape upon Lena Fedderson,
aged eight years, in May last, was put on
trial before the following jury; William
schockey, james Armstrong, John Clark,
w. Mckay Day, Wm. Atkinson, Hugh
Clark, Peter Bonenberger, j. NJ. Richards,
Edward Mansberger. A. NJ Adams. VIM.
+. Butler, John Webb. Messrs Henry
Pendleton and II. b. Ferguson appeared
for the defense, and the State was repre-
scented by Presenting Attorney Jordan.
The Jury in the case OF the State IS.
Ferdinand Smith, being unable To- agree at
the hour OF adjournment, were adjourned
overt this morning,
Court adjourned until the usual hour
today.
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I Az USpESIABLE TRUrM-You deserve to
suffer. and IL YOU lead miserable. ,unsatistac-
tory life in this beautiful world, It Is entirely
your own fault,-your unreasonable prejudice
and skCptcim, which has killed thousands,
Personal knowledge and common sense reason.
ing will soon show you that GREEN'S August
Flower will cure. you Of Liver complaint, or
Dyspepsia, with all its miserable effects, such
as sick stomach, habitual costivcnesS, dizziness
OF the head, nervous prostitution, low spirits.
&c. Its sales now reach every town on the
Western Continent, and not Druggist but
will tell you OF It's wonderful cures. You
can buy Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three
doses will relieve. eod&w
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: should be the duty aswell as pleasure
OF all journalists to impart such useful in
formation to the readers Of their papers as
will conduce to their well-beingand health.
II We can save any one from an hours
pain we have accomplished some good in
this world. Now, we know the advice We
give will save many Of our friends from a
vast amount OF suffering, especially those
who are troubled with rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, or Sciatica. Call on your druggist
for bottle Of Iawson's Curative and use
it faithfully, for any ache, pain or intlam-
nation you may have, and, our word for
it, you will thank US for our advice.
Large new size Bottles so cents and 81.
cod
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s inches and falling. Weather clear an,

s inches and falling. Weather clear and
cool. 1900
EVANSVILLE, September 17-Riyer fall.
ing with 27-l0 feet on the gauge. Weather
clear. Murcury COZ 10 Tgs. Up: Silver
thornc aud Anderson.
NEw ORLEANS, September l7.-Arriyed:
John Dippold and barges, last night, ST
Louis. Departed: John Dippoid and
barges, St Louis. Weather clear and
pleasant.
ST. LOus, September l7.-Arrived-Aly
Choice, Cairo; City Of Alton, New Or.
leans. Departed Desnet, Paducah; E.
Carroll, fazoo City River fallen 3inches
with9 feet 3 inches aboyelow water. Clear
and warm. -
CtSciSSATr, September l7.-River 30
feet, and rising. Weather clear and warm
Arrived Florence Meyer, Pittsburgh;
Bransiord, Evansville. Departed-Alice,
Pittsburgh; Hudson, Wheeling. :
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cuEw Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobac-
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SEVERELY BuRSED.-AIrs. John Mendel
was severely burned about noon yester.
day, at the residence Of her husband on
Virginia street, Island, by her clothing
accidentally taking fire. The lady was
assisting her domestic in preparations for
dinner, when her dress came in contact
with gasoline stove andin moment was
in blaze. Her clothing was almost en-
tirely consumed, and her back and limbs
very severely burned. Last evening Mr..
MIendcl was resting easy, and as her inju.
RIGS are not considered Of serious charac-
ter, her many friends confidently hope for
her carly recovery.
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EVER since DIR. VIM. NJ. Giles, Of 45l
Sixth avenue, extended a frank invitation
to owners OF lame horses to bring their
equine property round to his place Of bus.
iness for free treatment, the corner OF
Twenty-seventh street and Sixth avenue
has come to resemble horse fair. The
Doctors bold defiance, which il thus thrust
upon the curious attention OF his neigh
bors, is based on his earnest belief in his
Iodide ammonia Imminent, which is now
preferred to all others by the chief stock
raisers and sporting men OF tho country.
a valuable horse Of the writer's was
kicked on the hook. Swelling and lame
ness ensued, rendering the animal nearly
worthless. We were advised to try Giles
Limimeilt, and are gratifed to say 1t acted
like charm. About two inches of bone
came away, the sore healed up, and the
lameness and swelling are fast disappear
ing. HENRY WARD BEEcHER.
ri LYMAN ABBOTT, Editors.
Loran. List & Co., Agents.
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NTEnpnrs. Tenn, Sent. II, 1878.

NEMFHIsi ILNN'i EVFI' IL 1916
W Il. Chapman, Reporter Alpha Lodge No
424, lIhetling, " Va:
DEAR Sir ASD BRo.-Yours OF 4th inst.
enclosiaE SIS Tor rehGGffT 4ss:tss aud dis
trcssed brethren in our city was duly re-
ceived; answer delayed on account OF i'll.
ness OF our Secretary. Accept our warm
est thanks for your liberality and SYM
patlly. Excuse brevity for want OF time.
My only son, Walter, died on the Sth inst.
wife aud daughter recovering from it. Out
OF eighteen committeeman only three are
able to do duty; the rest are absent, dead
or sick.
J.P. Prescott, :
Secretary pro tan.
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/, salo-Far Away-LIndsey-Mr Geo. D: Caldwell
g. Quartette-praisc the Soldier BJIeldiel-or
Clnb.-Wn II. sheEb, lt Tenor, a. y. Donel, ~
Tenor JOS IL gh, list Has, AL. Norton, ID Bass,
Mn. 4. N. ShIe6, AccompaniSt-
q. SoIo-Doe he Love Me?-PeaSe-Nrs. A. ". Shelb.
l. Plano SSlo-Yaukee DoSlle-Stnekush.Nr;. W
Solo and ouarette-"Bpg Bask the ola Folks - :,
d. sSlo- Embarrassment Abt-Mr. Il. v. ArkIe.
i. ReldInS-One Day Soltary-J. 7. Trowbridge-
sole-ouayll.n -ooaaod.:Sir = ii s z VIII:
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PERSONAL PoISrs. Ben. Davenport
has charge OF arranging for the musical
and literary exercises at the Social Union
Of the Fourth Street Church tomorrow
night. He can furnish the handsome
thing, II he has to do It all himself; but he
will plenty OF good material.
Capt. Geo. O'Neal Is in command OF the
Abner 0'Ncal temporarily, in place Of
Capt. Wintringer, who is still on the sick
list at his home in Steubenvillc.
Capts. McPheeters and Morris, Pitts
burgh towboahnen, went from Bellaire to
Cincinnati last week on the Katie Hooper
on u tour ofinspeCtion.
Mr.. James W. Paxton, a richIcitizen Of
Wheeling, has offered to erect in that city
a handsome public drinking fountain, 10
cost about $4,000. No such public-sptrit-
cd friend OF temperance drinks has appear
ed us yet in observation-disclosures Herald.
Dr. Ford, OF Benwood, has gone to
Woodsiield, o., to see some OF his friends.
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+ TIE Golf Guards held meeting at the
Armory last evening, for the purpose Of
considering an invitation extended them
by the Second Ohio Regiment, to partici-
pate in sham bRttleat Barncsviille, Ohio.
As the company had already accepted
an invitation to DO present at the Fairmont
tournament at the same date, the invita-.
ton OF the Ohio boys could not have the
consideration due 1t. II Is to be hoped,
however, TINT some arrangement can be
made by which the LIST w. Va. Regiment
can attend both the GAINESVILLE and the
Fairmont Fairs.
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PoL1rlcAL Polxrs.-A "Grand Mass Meet
ing Of the Decentralization Party" is IN.
nounced to take place at the Court House
tonight Col. James Bassell, the Green.
back candidate for Congress, will speak,
The Democracyatt the eleventh hour con.
cluded upon change OF programme, and
instead q speaking here last night Col:
Ben. Wilson addressed the citizens OF
Wclsburg. The Colonel went up to Wells.
burg in the morning, and spent the day on
the Fair Grounds singing "Howdy, howdy,
howdy do, how's your wife aud how are
you" etc. He is announced to speak at
thGCourt House in this city OH Saturday
evening next.
Gen. James A. Garfield. 0hio's leading
orator, will address the people Of steuben.
vile tomorrow evening. lf-
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From WING, spIrtt d 10 rIne., poe. 5, ls17. ]

From wilkes Spirit Of the TINES, Dec. 5, 1871.
A. B. c., MIcn.-lNhat should be done
TO reduce an enlargement Of tendon OF
forward leg, the back tendon, caused by
grabbing 1t while trotting. 1t is sound
now, / think. twas fixed last spring, and
the horse turned out I'LL summer. Ansipr.--
Clip off the hair, and apply Giles Imminent
IOdidc Anlmonid twice day, until 1t irri.
tates, when Temporarily discontinue, and
commence again. 1t is the only remedy
that will permanently remove a chronic
enlargement OF this kind. Send to Doctor
Giles, 451 Sixth avenue, New York, who
will furnish full information.
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A NEW Use FOR CoRE.-The new cork
floor covering, I.inoleum, las ingratiated
itself So rapidly into public favor that it is
superseding all appliances heretofore en-
ployed for like purpose. Its most re.
markable feature is It's dcxtraoriinary dur.
ability" in this respect no other floor coy
ering can compare with ii. II is equally
desirable for dining rooms, halls, churches,
and every variety Of building. Kept by
all first-class carpet dealers. The only
genuine article has "Linoleum" on the
back OF every square yard. ..i, an
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AMoSo THE JUSTICES. The case Of
Christian Wolf, charged with assaulting a
little daughter OF Jacob Etz with Ratchet,
which was to have been tried by Justice
Mix, OF the Eighth Ward, on Monday
evening, was compromised before coming
to trial, and the defendant was discharged
from custody. The details OF this case
were given in our issue Of yesterday.
Constable John Cooper, charged before
Justice VIM. Phillips with committing
an assault and battery upon Mrs. Mary
Meter, waived an examination and gave
bond In the sum Of 800 to appear at court.
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CHILDREN DO NOT DIE of the Group to
whom DR.. Wa. HALLS BAlsAM FOR THE
LUNGS is administered. Parents will do
well to remember this fact and keep n
medicine, which saved so many lives, in
the house ready for IN emergency. The
Bnlsam overcomes tendencyto consump-
ton, strengthens weak and heals sore
lungs, remedies painful and asthmatic
breathing, banishes hoarseness and cures
all bronchial and tracheal inflammation,
II you have cough, use it early and
often" All Druggists sell it. John l..
Smith & CO., wholesale agents, Wheeling.
wSAw
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,BARdEs Sunk The towboat sam. Clark,
which passed here yesterday afternoon
with twenty-one bargcs OF coal, had the
misfortune to sink two barges by coming
in contact with the Bellairc bridge. We
cannot OF this time say what the damage
will amount to, as the barges are entirely
under water. II isprobable, however, that
the damage will be considerable,
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ALPHA LopoE No. 1874, Knights of Hon.
or, have received a pressing invitation to
meet with Chandler Lodge No. $50, at
Stcubenville, at an early day. The invita-
ton, which was received yesterday, closes
as follows: sour lodge meets every Mon
day evening, and If agreeable toyou would
suit us better on that evening. We
promise you hearty welcome, and hope
Tor IN early and favorable response"
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TnR CnanfrY CoNcRRr. To the praise OF
the citizens Of Wheeling be It said, that
the concert ut the Opera House last night,
for the benefit of the Southern sufferers by
Inc yellow fever, drew one OF the largest
audiences ever seen in the building. The
Opera House was literally packed from pit
10 dome, the seats being all filled and
many persons standing. II was a repre-
sentative audience, too, the millionaire
and the mechanic alike, with their fami-
lies, being present and helping to swell
the immense crowd. The programme OF
the concert was as follows:
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How rnp 1.ouisIAviAys Grr 1ltcnFI.
NEw ORLEANS, August 10, 1878.

The undersigned rtitiesthathehe held for
collection for account of Messrs. J. NJ. Le-
fort & Co., LafouChe Crossing, La, one.
half Of Single Number Ticket, No. 3,440
and Approximations, Class III in the
Louisiana State Lottery, which drew the
Second Capital Prize Of Ten Thousand
Dollars, on Tuesday, August 18th, 1873;
said tickethaving cost the sum OF One Dol
lar, and that the amount was promptly
paid on presentation OF the ticket at the
office OF the Company. +. p. SEWN,
ll5 Decatur Street, New Orleans, La.
Nav .
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Board OF PUBLIC WoREs. -Trcastirer
West, Supt. Pendleton and Auditor Mil
Ter, who went TO Charleston last week to
attend meeting OF the Board OF Public
Works, returned to the city yesterday,
travelling from Charleston to Huntington
by rail, thence TO Portsmouth, Ohio, by
steamer, and home by way OF Columbus,
Ohio, over the Central Ohio branch OF the
D. & o. Road. Gov. Mathews, who was
present nj the meeting OF the Board, pro.
ceeded from Charleston to I.ewisburg, and
will not return to the capital before next
week.
The Board met at Charleston on Thurs
dav last, all the members being present cx-
eept Attorney General White, who is at.
tending conrt in Hardy county. Col.White
telesraphed on the day OF the meeting
.hat nc would be in Charleston the next
day friday, to which an answer was re.
turned that it would be impossible to await
his arrival.
The object Of the meeting was to con-
slider the location OF the Capitol. n mum.
her ot propositions were presented TO the
Board, but no definite action was taken in
the pr .mises, nor is it likely there will be
iNr some time to come, us under the act
thel clpiial will remain here until 1885.
Vile in Charleston the members OF the
Board examined the old State House, and
several pieces OF property which were for
mally rendered them as q site for q new
capitol building, in case they should dc:
eide to build one. These various PROPOSE
tons will be further. considered by the
Board when next they meet in this city.
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TnE Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will run
an excursion to Chicago on September
.25th. Fare for round trip 81; tickets good
for ten days. This will be the last cheap
excursion OF the season, and parties would
do well to take advantageo of these extreme
ly low rates.
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SocIErY Is already preparing for the
''sociables" and '.hops" Of the season, and
already the bellies are discussing and ar
ranging plans for the approaching festive
campaign. Papa's purse will be drained
as usual, the girls will come out" as OF
yore, and some will get married, while
others will lay over for another season.
These and many other things go without
saving. SO ways the world
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A Card-George II. Parks.
Parlor and Chamber Suits-G. McndGl
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IsIsEhN tthDVIIi 7sNHWts
Logan, List & Co., Agents.

For UPwARDs OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity Of the
stomach, relieves tciad collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dySeltery and didrhGd,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy. Is
cents a bottle. d&w
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LADIES Social Union OF the Fourth
Street Methodist Church tomorrow night.
Admission tickets, 10 cents; tickets of adj
mission, emitting one to supper, % cents.
Literary and Musical exercises without
money and without price. It is safe to
predicta crowd.
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PllSrISo.-I want to inform the public
that have started paint, glazing and
lettering shop at No. 1888 10th street, hav-
ing "a years experience in the business,
and during that time pleased my custom.
ers, some Of whom were Of the highest
grade In the city, and hoping that will
be SO patroni1cd by them in the Iture,
Remember 1888 10Th street AL orders in
painting, paper-hanging lettering duly
and promptly attended to.
ANDREw MARSHALL.
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THE i'll fated steamer John Porter,
which has been lying near Gallipolis for
some time past with an invoice of yellow
fever, will probably pass up to-day, as she
left Cincinnati on Sunday night last. 1t
is perhaps hardly necessary TO state that
the Porter will not be allowed TO land
here.
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AMusENESrs.-The. Ladies' Social Union
of the Fourth Street Methodist Church
will give one OF their delightful entcrtaln-
ments tomorrow night. Supper will be
furnished from to s; ice cream and other
refreshments later In tho evening. Mnsl-
cal and Literary exercises OF IN attractive
character. Only 10 cents for dinner; nd.
mission, including supper ticket, only %
cents. II viii be good time.
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GRAFTON, Sept. u, 1878.

DEAR SIN & BRo. Il this day forwarded
to DR.. D. +. Goodyear, Grand Treas, etc.,
postoiIiec order for so, the amount do
mated to the yellow fever sufferers Of the
South by Grafton Lodge No. 450, X. OF II,
Yours in o. NJ. A.
NJ. NJ. JErFREYs, Reporter.
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DsrEcrvEsMuseum, from 600 Broadway
New York, now on exhibition in this city
opposite the Mcclure House. Admission
free to allpurchasers Of the wbook, Lift
Experiences OF q Detective. Price OF bool
only 10 cents.
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J. P. Prescott,
Secretary pro te1n.

The Philharmonic Society, Of steuben-
vile, gave a musical entertainment in that
city, last night, for the benefit OF sufferers
By the yellow fever in the South.
Kemple lecturcd in Bellaire last night
Tor the benefit OF the Southern sufferers.
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HRADQuARrRns FOR CnEAp GooDs.-
Good Muslin at &C, good Calicos at DC,
good Carpets ut l5c; fine all-Wool French
Cashmers at soc; Fancy Dress Goods from
0 to l0c; everything else in proportion.
Call soon, II you wish to save money, at
Nos. 2Ol9 and 9O2l Main street.
.TOIIN ROENER
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PRonAnLY RECOVERED. Philo Kimberly
yesterday received n dispatch from the
Chief Of Police at Pittsburgh, stating that
he thought he had his horse, recently sto-
len from this city. Mr.. Kimberly went to
Pittsburgh yesterday morning.
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THE excursion advertised for Pittsburgh
on Sunday next has been postponed until
the following Sunday. Persons holding
tickets will be governed accordingly.
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latest Our. Ladies Button and Side
Lace Shoe, Bun tOe, on different width OF
last, in Cur. and ST. Or, at the Little Shoe
House OF JERRY CLEMENS,
IS Eleventh street.
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souARE-For the cheapest Boots in the
city, quality considered, call at the Little
Shoe House OF JERRY CLEMENS,
IS Eleventh street.
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TIL: WoMAx WHO WALEs.- Miss Bertha
Won .Hillcrn, whose latest feat, that Of
walking $50 miles in 81 hours, andwho has
proved that woman, If trained, is capable
Of enduring fatigue without injury, to her
health, during her feats Of pedestrianism,
bathes freely with GiIs' Linhnea IOdide
lmnOnid. .- 9tt
Sold by all druggists, Send for pamph-
let. DR. GILES,
100 Yves. Broadway, n. y.
Trial size % cents Logan, List 4 Co.
Agents. i. d&w
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The programme was sang entire without
change. Every piece was well received.
Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. Sheib and Mrs. Whit
taker carried off the honors OF the evening,
although oil who appeared are entitled to
much credit. There were number OF
encorcs, which were responded to by the
performers as follows: Mr.. Upton Reilly,
in response to an encore, sang Down
Amongthe Dead Men, "whichwasa second
time encored, but not responded to; Mrs.
Caldwell, upon being recalled, sang,
"Switzer Boy" with marked effect. Mns.
Sheib was also the recipient Of an encore,
which she responded to by singing "a
Mile from Edenboro" so happily that she
was applauded to the echo. Mr.. Arkle,
too, was warmly applauded, and in answer
10 an encore sang Beautiful Girl OF Xii.
dare" Mrs. Whitaker, upon being re-
called, sang in her usual sweet voice,
"What VIII You Do?' The piano solo
OF Mrs. Hutchins was received with mark
cd APPROPRIATIONS OF favor, and the lady was
recalled but did not respond, owing TO the
extreme length OF the programme. BY
particular request Mr.. Ed. Larkin recited
''Shamus o Brien" with great effect, and
was warmly andcordially applauded blythe
large audience in attendance.
The concert, taken as whole, was a
success in every particular, and we arc
glad to see that the citizens OF Wheeling
have responded so literally to n call for
charity extended them by the suffering
people OF the South.
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THERMOMETERS REooRp.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at Schnepf's drug Store, Open
House corner, yesterday:
n !, lir. s 81 lE 8
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Muy1c1pAI Corpr-Jud0s Crdnmer.

Muxc1PAL CouRr-Judge CranntT.
Court met at 10 4. NJ. yesterday as usual.
The motion for n new trial In the libel
case OF Alois Casanova vs.. Peter Kreusch
wasset for a hearing on Monday, septem-
Der 2gd.
Adjourned to Thursday at 10 A. NJ. I