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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-01

River 6 feet 8 inches yesterday evening,
and falling. Weather oppressiyely sui
try.
The o,Nsal departed for Pittsburgh at
"a. N. Saturday.
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
at l0i o'clock Saturday.
The local packets made their usual
tripa.
The Heatheriuglon, with two model
barges, passed down on Saturday.
The Salt Valley, from lrouton, passed
up about midnight
The Katie Stock dale, from Cincinnati
for Pittsburgh, passed up yesterday at II
o'clock.
The Nellie Walton, with = tow Of empty
barges, passed up.
The Hope, with tow Of barrels and
staye wood, passed up.
The Baltic, with two model barges Of
Grays Iron Lane, arrived from Pittsburgh
at 5 p. n, and will gil out the cargo At
this point. The Ironsidss will then take
the tow in charge and leave on Wednes-
day night for ST Louis.
The Andes, from Cincinnati, will be
due to-day At noon.
The Mallie Ragon will be the Parkers.
burgh packet At 10i o'clock.
The Stockdale, from Pittsburgh for
Cincinnati, will pass down tonight and
the Salt Valley, from the - me place 10
lrontou, tomorrow morning.
IBy Tslsrnpa.l
Lou1Iv11E, June SO.-we.ther clear
and warm. Depar,ed-GoIden Rule,
New Orleans; Cons. Millsr, Memphis.
River falling.
CncrSsAfr, June So.-River le feet 6
inches, and falling. Weather clear and
warm. Aariyed-Telephoue, Pittsburgh;
Cherokee, Memphis. Departed-Tele-
EvASsy11LE,-June SO.-Rivsr 9 fee.
and falling slowly. Up-Aliee, Charles
Morgan, Sunbeam, Maggie Smith. Down
Barnard and TOW, Grey Eagle and
katy Did. Business very dull.
VIckssuRo, June S0.-Weather cloudy.
Thermometer So. River fell inch. Up
+ Golden Crown. Arrived Grand
Tower.
MExrHrs, June So.-River fell 5 inch.
Is. Thermometer So. Arrived-Baum.
Cincinnati; Noyes, vieksburg. Departed
City OF Alton, New Orleans, MAude
Gilmore and TOW, 81. Louis; Colorado,
Vieksburg.
Cincinnati; City Of Helena, Vieksburg;
jas. W. CAT, Memphis; Arkans,s Belle,
Evansville; Jas. Gilmore. 81. Louis;
Golddu.t and City Of Vieksburg. ST.
Louis. Departed-J. A. Stone, Pitts
burgh; Sharp and Mcdonald, Ohio river,
Helens, s.. Louis CAT, Cincinnati; Don.
nally, New Orleans; Arkansas Belle;
Evansville. River "a feet and falling.
Wea;her fair.
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HlrcHTSG PILRs"-ls = very prevAlen.
and distressing complaint the symptoms
OF which are moisture, like Precipitation,
intense itching, particularly at night when
undressing, or after getting warm In bed,
might think pin.worns were crawling In
and about the rectum; the private parts
are sometimes Affected. Do not suffer an
other hour, and allow them TO become
aggrayating while you have pleasant and
sure cure In .'swayne's Ointment Also
cures tetar and ali skin diseases. Mailed
to any address on receipt OF price, 30 cents
q box, or three boxes 81 25. Address let
tiers to DR.. swayne d Son, Philadelphia, or
TO the Wheeling agents, Logan, List 4 Co.
Sold by all leading druggists at Wholesale
by Logan, List 4 Co. dAw
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PERSONAL MES7Iox.-Charley Wells,
the sood-looking Captain Of the Della.
plaine Guards, was in the city on SAtur'
day, making arrangements to have hi:
company mustered into the service on
Wednesday evening.
The family Of Elder W. G Wilson have
gone to Clarksburg to spend the summer
months.
DR.. George ESIier, Of Jefferson county,
who has been spending few days with
friends 10 the city, leaves for Europe to-
day with party Of Pittsburgh Knight:
Templar.
E. G. Cracrait, Esq, has accepted al
invitation to address the literary societies
Of Way.esburg College on the $0th inst,
Miss Sallie RsIney, OF Martins Ferry,
who recently graduated after four
years course al Vassar College, returned
home on Friday last.
Capt. Mathews. 5. brother Of the Gov
ernor, Is In the city.
We regret to announce the death oil
Mr.. John T. Frissell, which occurred Al
the residence Of his father, DR.. John
Frissell, st $50 o'clock Saturday night
Deceased SAs about twenty-five years o.
age, and was highly esteemed BY largs
circle Of friends.
Gen. Albert Pike and ". n. Iceland
Of Washington City; and Capt. Alex. F
Mathews and vile, Of Lewisburg, regis.
tered at the McLure Saturday.
Capt I. c. Sweeney arrived home OF
Saturday.
Mr.. Benz. Davenport is announced il
this morning. pAper IS candidate fol
the County CerEship. Mr.. Davenport
is A No. man, and would make good
Clerk. With two such candidates ~
Captain Carlin and Mr.. Davenport before
them, it will be a hard matter for Repub'
lieans to choose.
Mr.. ]. KlotI has been admitted as s
partner in The firm Of Cohn, sampliner 4
Co, the 6rm name TO remain unchanged
Supt John Morgan, Of the W. U. Tels,
graph Co, ia the sweet singer OF the lei
and. BE gave the boys in The Office last
night the usual Sunday evening selection
BY telephone.
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FATAL ACCIDENT IN THES SIKH WARD.
Yesterday afternoon about So'elOek an
iniHnt child Of Vim. Fricker, reading 90
Wood, between sd and eth streets, fell
FROM an open window 10 the seeond fiory
Of The house TO The ground, and sustained
ipjaries which terminated fatally within
two hourL The mother Of the child laid
down in the iitetnCrn, With the bGba 10
Der arm., And both fell A.leep. The bed
upon which they we're stood rear 10 open
EindoE. SAieh reached nearly 70 the
door. The babe lay on The side Of Lhe
bed farthest from the window, and
evidently, upoa aSakinE. craSled
over it, sleeping mother and fell OF The
BID and through the opsn UindoE. Mr..
Wesley Wright, = nsigbbOr. Sbo SAs
sitting in tront Of bis house Shtn The &C.
ei3snt oeurred, picked up The child and
carried il upstairs 70 it, mother, ubo
vas sull soGDd asleeP. The child fell
upou its had, AID uAs unconscious uhen
piektd Up, bat revived lev moments
lsier And surviTedtht aeeident about So
hOars. The infant vas about eleven
months old.
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EVANGELICAL LurHRRANSYHop.-S1i.
uraayh ReooodiaSs.-The Synod was open.
ed with proper liturgical services, con-
Quoted BY the Chaplain, after which tie
minutes Of the previous days session
were read, corrected and approved.
The committee appointed TO confer
with the COMMITTEES Of the Missouri
Synod, in reference 10 the establishment
oil 4 Joint Theologic Seminary within the
bounds Of SSnodical Conference. con-
sists Of the following persons: Professors
10y, Lehman and Frank.
The matter having reference TO the In
stitution at Columbus was then taken up
for further consideration. II was re-
solved 10 have the course Of instrnction
printed, 90 that the different members Of
the Synod could know distinctly what
branches Of learning are taught at Co.
lnmbus, and that the plan proposed by
the Committee on Institutions also be
printed. Prof. Frank was instructed to
attend to the printing Of these documents.
The whole matter was then laid on the
table until they have the printed copy oil
these plans before them.
The Orphans Home matter was then
taken up. The Rev. Henry Schulz read
the report Of the committee to whom the
matter had been given for consideration.
The Reys. II. Moorhof and II. A. Becker
presented proposals from the cougrega>
lions al Chat6eld and Delaware TO locate
the Home respectively at one Of those
places. The Synod devoted considerable
time 10 the consideration Of the question
whether il was better to locate the Home
at Richmond. Indiana, or 10 place il
somewhere else. Some Of the brethren
thought that the offer Of the good people
in Richmond, although avery kind one,
was not the best that the Synod could
accept. Others were OF the opinion that
they could not do better than TO accept the
Richmond offer, inasmuch as the location
il good Nnd the property offered is well
adapted for the purposes TO which 1t Is
designed 10 devoteit.
Il was urged, on the other hand, that
Chal6eld is more suitable as the seat oil
an 0rphans Home than Richmond, mas
much as such home ought TO be situa-
ted on farm, 40 that sufficient provisions
could be raised on their own land for il
support Of the orphans, and 80 that these
latter ought not 10 become iudolent and
useless, as would very likely be the case
we're the home TO be placed near q large
city. After much had been said on the
part OF the various members Of the Synod
in reference to the merits Of the ditferen,
proposals from Richmond, Delaware and
Chai6eld, it was finally decided to locate
the Orphans Home at Delaware, Ohio
that city having made an offer Of 10 acres
Of land, together with two thousand dol
lars in money.
The Synod then adjourned by singing,
and the New Testament beuediction in the
German language.
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philadelphia.

PHnApEIPHIA, June 2e.-FIour-Noth.
ing doing; superfne s. 50A3 90, extra
S. oosi %, Minnesota family 81 0Oa5 q, high
grades IS 00a6 90. Wheat-Dull; red 81 Is
81 l2, amber 81 l2al IS, white 81 lsal %.
Corn-Dull; yellow 4Se, mixed ilA4l re.
OAts-Dull; white western S0S32e, western
mixed 2eASoc. Rye-Dull at 50l5se. Pro-
Tisions-Firm. Pork-sl0 5OAl0TS Beei
India mess lie, hams llAl?e, picked "a
exc LArd-Firn; butchers 6ksTe, city ket.
TIE 7IIIa7Ee. Butter-Dull and unchanged.
Eggs-Wesiern dull, weak and lover At
llAl2c. Cheese-Essy: western choice at
64A7c- Petroleum = Duil; refined lie,
crude s1fasxc. Whisky-steady and IN.
changed.
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TIE NolrE BoY.-The exsminatlon
Of Louis Nolte, for HOUSEKEEPING, took
place in the police court room on satur:
day afternoon, before Justices Caldwell
and Nix, ntke presence Of large crowd
Of spectators. Nolte was Arraigned upon
four different charges Of housebreaklng,
viz: entering the houses Of F. @. Bingell,
Jacob RelRer, G. Honeeker and Bendell
Rose, and stealing theretrom property
valued in the sggregate At over Sl00
In each Of these cases he was held In
s., 900 for bis appearance At Court TO
answer, and In default Of bail was COM
mitted.
from Peter Welty silver watch valued
al SIS: from Melvin Hall, Of the Sixth
Ward, a silver watch and hair guard val.
ned al Ss5, and from Patrick Wier, Of
the Sixth Ward, SIS in greenbaeks. All
the stolen articles have been recovered
from parties to whom they were sold.
The money, however, was spent BY the
youth.
The boy stated to The court that Al
bert Price and James Holtsclaw helped
him 10 dispose Of his plunder, and re-
ceived for their trouble a share Of the
proceeds. Both these WORTHLESS, who were
sent 10 the city prison about week ago
for attempting TO pawn watch which
they knew to have been stolen, were &C.
cordingly taken charge Of by the Prose.
cutting Attorney, and remanded 10 iail
for a hearing.
The juvenile Jack Sheppard Who has
been doing go much mischief is about
fourteen years Of age, and his parents
live in South Wheeling, Louis, since he
took up the profession ola sneak ihiei,
has spent very little Of his time
at home, generally lodging in
stables and out-houses in the vicinity
Of the mills and furnaces. In this
way he succeeded for some time
in eluding atrest In addition TO the
robberies already noted, be is supposed
TO have committed \ number OF others
which at the time were considered a
rather mysterious. The business seems
10 have paid the boy pretty we'll, as he
says that he generally spent about $40 a
day with his comrades.
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An USDKSIADLE TRUTH.-You deserve
to suffer, and II you lead miserable, IN.
satisfactory life In this beautiful world, Il
Is entirely your own fault and there Is only
one excuse for you,--your unreasonable
prejudice and skeptieism, which has killed
thouEAnds. Personal knowledge and com.
mon sense reasoning will soon show You
that Green's August Flower will cure you
Of Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with al
It's miserable effects, such as sick headache
palpitation Of the heart, sour stomach, ha
bitnGl eostiventsS, dizziness Of the head,
nervous prostration, low spirits, &c. Its
sales now reach every town on the Western
Continent and not Druggist but will tel
you Of is wonderful cures. You can buy
q Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three doses
will relieve you. eod4W
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Is YoUE HArR THH OF FALLH6 OF:
Are you becoming prenAtartly bald OF
erxy! II %, take The GdTiee Of the great
German scientist, Leibig. and use London
Hair Color RestOreE." Il i tie beat hair
tDnie SD restorer Of color ever istrodGeed
70 the American people. It IllAyS beat Gnd
irTitAtion, removes Al tsndsney 70 dandrGa
and inTigorstes the 1stiOa Of the eaPlls-
ries In tie highest degree HThe LOodoa
Hair Color RsstorefS has earned . desssT-
ed AID lAsting rsputAtiOa fOr Pronottng
the EroSth aud preserving the beauty Of
the hunKn halt, Sush - no other PrePara-
tiOa can boast o. A = dresser Il Il the
eheapeEt, beeG1ss the nod eleElly HDd
laStiEE. Sad By al sFSi-elAas druggists IN
fDe toilss GTtieies tVerJUhsre, = ssTelty.
Eve esats . bottis. LoEan, Lst Z. Co.
Wholesale ASsatA dAE
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Cincinnati.

CNctssATI, June 29.-Cotion-Quiet
and steady at IKE. Fiour-Dull and
nominal. WheAt-Easier; new red T5Ae0c,
old s5a95c. Corn-Quiet and firm at 40a
Ale. oAts-Scaree and firm ~ 3TAS0c.
Rye-Dull at Base. Barley-Dull and
nominal. Pork-Quiet and firm; held .;
$40 25. LArd-Dull; current make sales
at IS 80, closing At So IS bid, kettle 7Its
IKE. Bulk nests-Firm; shoulders 51{e,
short rib IS 90 bid, S. IS asked, short clear
s575. BAeon-Easier al $ 1886 l0a6 l3L<
&C 50. Butter-Dulla and unchanged. Lin.
seed oil-Quiet but steady 1t 62a54e.
Whisky-Steady and in fair demand At
81 05.
HoGs-Fairly active and shade higher;
common $ 75a4 20, light 81 25a4 IS, pack.
ing 81 IS, butchers 81 A5a4 IS.
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eRocEslEs

.SUaAR cuREDIioyeuls.
Cafsd IOnsusA Very ~ 49, {. g.
le!s Corner M,,i,, 7 J. SETfSA
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Petroleum. Market.

PITTSBURGH, jane =. - Petroleum -
Crude unsettled; 81 2IL. Al Park.r's, for
immediate shipment; refined dull Al lie
Philadelphia delivery.
on Chr, Pa, June 2S-PrtrOltun-
The market opened fairly Iriire uiih sllts
Al 81 0aal ak declined 70 81 O01bd eiCsiBg
At 81 GOAL cox bid. Shipments ii, go barrels
ayersgipg 81, 900 barrels. TraasaEtions U.s.
600 bsrrels
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CHICAGO, June 2e.-Flour-Steady and
unchanged. WheAt-PAifly active and
shade higher No. 9 Chicago spring ss1lA
see cash, ss5SGss Nc July, S21sas9Ge An.
gust, No. 5 At Sic. Corn-Steady and in
lair demand st Sc cash, S6aS6Ifc July.
0ats-sleady and in fair demand at &c
cash, S3Ke July, q Ne August Rye-Dull
and lover at see. Barley Stronger and
higher at 4sIlAiee. PorS-Sstsdy and \
fair demand At s. % cab, s. S)as AZ
JAY, 50 425faS IS August, 50 5i5iAs %
September. Lard. ttGdy and in fair de-
msnd; s. S31ia6 IS cash and July, 20 Sax
a6 IS August, s. 05HsT o. September.
Bulk Meats-Quiet and unchanged. Whis-
XII d
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Chieago Catfie anrkeL

CHICAGO, Junes.-Ths DrsRzT tSsTSei
reports:
CATrLE-Reeeipa so; shipments $50.
Dali and unchanged. Steers 81 lo45 10;
butchers quiet; cows s. SOAS 20; balls 8 %
a 50; TEXANS 81 SOa3 20.
HoGs-Reeeipts II, 900; shipments so
Opened strong and higher, closing weak.
Sales heavy shipping 81 loa4 30 Light 81 %
a Il, mixed s. o0ai 30
SHEEP = Receipts 90 shipnebts $40.
No improvement Sales ass CO.'S 90
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LGnsE FuxEELL-The funeral ol
Mss Nellie LlughIiu, daughter Of Alex.
LAagAlin, E~q- took place yesterday
aiterpoon It 5 O'Clock. Iron Nr. Laugh
Iiu's residencs, No. llIs CaIPlint street
Tkere wAs = very large Atiendanee, many
q he youug AssoeiGies Of dtceased being
preasnI 10 Sitnes Ihe last sad rites per.
Eormed over The remains q their departed
frieod. Rsvs. CunninshAn And Bafnitz
eoadpeisd The religions exercises Il The
koase, Skseh Etre very impressive. Ihe
Fssains we're followed to GrtsnSood b.
4 larfe funeral proeessioa.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, June 9.-WhSAi-Dul No.
white Wabash 81 e asked; No. | white
Michigan 81 oSasked, SOL bid, ezra Ukite
Michigan 81 %, amber Michigan spot 81 %,
seller July 9elGe, seller August sJIie 80. :
amber Michigan S5c, No. red winter spot
SSke, seller July at sc, seller Argust
sse, No. ) red Soc. Corn-DHlE; high mixed
$ske, No. spot S1fe, seller July s. Re,
seller August Sske, rejected SSlte, dam
aged Sic. 0ats-DIll and nOmibaL
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A New ESpIY IN THE FfELD.-A few
patches Of potatoes on the Island have
encountered new enemy, seemingly
more destructive than the Colorado bug.
The vines are as dead as II withered by 3
scorchiug ere. The Few pest looks As
though il might be akin 10 the lice Of
Egypt, and Is fully as numerous to the
square inch, Paris green seems to Affect
Il about IS seriously As maple sugar does
the average urchin. Whether the Island
has the honor Of originating this new
plsgue and thereby holds exclusive pat.
emit We do not know, but II such be the
case II is to be hoped ,hSt it will retain
the most stringent monopoly. lie the
most destructive bug now on exhibition.
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EXAMINATION OF TEAcHERS-The e1.
animation oiteaehers Of the public schools
vas held At The SSeond and Third Ward
School House On Saturday, and vas con-
Quoted BY the examining COMMITTEES, con.
sisting Of Superintendent Hervey. Presi.
dent ez-e:Seis, Dr.. A. S Todd aud DE-. ".
F. Rullihen. There Eere some eighteen
or twenty candidates, beside. The regular
teachers. As the examination Vas il
writing, the result viii not Be known for
several DAYS.
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HAII's Vegetable siciliAn Hair Re.
never has for many years occupied 50
honorable place in the toilet Of American
women, and has also attained popularity
in foreign countries. This is because il
does perform what /, promises. tt
varmest friends are those who have used
it lougest, and those who sound its praise
the Ioudest are those who from actual eI.
perience and personal trial have demon
strAied that BY ia use gray hair is re
stored TO its natural color and dry, harsh
and viry hair Ia made soft and lustraus,
: thing Of beauty, and matter Of JOY and
pride to the vearer.-Ssb SoleT and Den-
o7ai, Griati, MiSs. d4E
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GREENWOOD CENErERr.-we paid :
visit TO this beautiful resting place Of the
dead on Saturday evening and found il
looking more attractive than We had ever
seen it before. The increase in beautiful
and costly monuments from season TO
season il quite noticeable, as i also the
growth Of tres and shrub6ery, and the
more extensive Improvement and Adorn-
nent OF the grounds BY the company and
by individuals. Il is really worth \
drive out the pike to visit this beautiful
spot. One Of the most noteworthy lots
in the cemetery Is that OF the FranIheim
estate, and certainly no spot 10 = burial
ground could Be made more attractive.
Greenwood must now be considered our
leading cemetery, albeit the Peninsula
grounds Al this season Of the rear present
3 picture TO the traveller along the pike
that's likewise very attractive.
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DRY Good.

SEW YoEK, June 2e.-Eusin's, very
light with package houses and The jobLiDs
trade Is dull. Cottons goods quisi bat
fiirly steady, except ior lOE Crate blrash'
ed IhirtiBGs, some Of uhirh are redared
Prints quiet and ginghAm, less setiVe,
Woo'en goods are moving slowly. Ken
taeky ieanS little more active.
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FoR UPwARDs OF THIkIY YEARS Mrs.
WinsIoS's Soothing Syrup has been u'ed
for children. Il eorreets acidity Of the
stomseh, relieve. Eiad edo, regulates the
bowels, cures IyAatsy and diarkea,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and Eell.tried remedy.
. costs bSstie. dAS
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NEW ARRIVAL RoR IHE LApIEs-J1st
received By express another lot Of Ladies
Freoeh heel Rslking Slippers, Ladies'
Kid Princess Button, Ladies Long
Branch Ties, Ladies Greeisu Button and
Duchess Bottom. All the above goods
aad the latest styles. Ladies. call aud zee
them. at L v ". BL 1
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ALL Babies are dininutive CR,ars,
since they come, they see, they conquer,
sometimes by their gentle stiffness but
oi,ener BY continued and uproarious cry.
ing induced by Collie, Teething, Flaiu-
lence, etc. Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup by its
gentle yet specific influence quiets the lii.
lie ones without ever producing the least
Injurious effect. Price only % cents per
bottle. eod&W
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AMERICAN BELIEs.-America Is justly
proud Of her beautiful ladies, but how
many mar their beauty, and lose their
health and youth, become prematurely
old In appearance, by neglecting to take
proper care Of their teeth. There can DO
no excuse for this, as soIodont, pronounc.
ed by all worthy a place between the
sweetest lips, can now be had in all civ
ilirad cnnniriea.
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CHANPIOS QuoCrS-At the picnic Al
MahauS Grors,in Brooke county, on Fri.
day, Melsrs. David Bell and William
Hss4ines, On oue side, and Jacob Arndt
and Win. Ripley, o. the other, pitched
gaoits ios he Championship Of Brooke
county (isnporarilEl. MesErs. Eel and
EAsiihgs hSihg old hands al the basibess,
we're d eonrse Ihe Vinsers.
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Police CoUET-Jsdss 0ruane.-The
following cases were disposed Of by Bis
Honor on Saturday morning:
wn. FoSler, for drunkenness, paid a
ine Of 81 AID costa.
Wm. N. Jackson vas mnleted in the
sum Of so and costs for abusing his wife.
In the absenee Of the dueats Jackson
went to the stone pile.
Lara MeLAin and Harry Paxton were
up for disOrderly conduct, bat the evi.
dsnee not sustaining the charges against
them, The eAses were dismissed.
Robert Hieks vas 6oed 81 and John
Duty g for disOrderly Conduct. Both
fines we're paid.
There were no eAses up in the alter
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SUDDEN DEATH on TIE 1sLAsD.-Mr.
Joseph Jersey, 4 brother.in,laW Of Mr.
A. H. Forgey, died suddenly At the lat.
tSr'a residences on South Penn street, Isl.
and, yesterday morning. Mr.. Hersey
was mailer BY occupation, and worked
at the Bellaire Mill. He had been 10 Ill
health for about two years, and begun to
fall 30 fast recently that be accepted an
invitation TO come to Mr.. Forgeys house,
where he could Be cared for BY his sister,
and came up from BellAire on Sat.
urdAy. He sat out at the door
with the family until about 10 P. NJ,
apparently feeling as we'll a. usual, and
taking an active part In the conversation.
AT 10 o'clock he went TO his room, and
once or twice during the night waH visited
by his sister, who desired 10 know II he
was In need Of anything, but each time
he made negative reply. At 6 o'clock
in the morning Mrs. Forgey looked in
his room and noticed that he was lying on
his aide, sleepiug quietly. Two hours
later, when she went 10 call him TO break
fast, be was dead, having passed away
without struggle. Deceased was ffty-
three years Of age, and was we'll known
in the city and vicinity.