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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-01

RusAwAYs.-Yesterday morning John
Crockard and Uncle 10. Forsyth were
over on the other aide Of the river in
Capt. Booths buggy. Near the cooper
shops, above the Etna Mill, the horse
scared at something and shieing off to one
side upset the buggy. throwing the occu.
pants out, knocking Uncle 10. into an I'M
graceful heap and hurting him somewhat.
Johnny, as usual, came out on the top
side. The horse was skinned q little
about the legs, while the buggy suffered a
small amount Of damage. About 7P. NJ.
State Librarian E. L Wood was driving
down l2th street When between Main
and Water streets, opposite the telegraph
office, his horse becoming fractions wheel.
ed partly round, tripping the buggy so
much "a to throw Mr.. Wood out onto the
street. Some one caught the horse and
the buggy sustained but triliDg injury.
Mr. Wood did not seem to have sustained
any injury beyond a thorough dusting Of
his clothing,
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REPORT OF CLERK OF THE MUNICIPAL
CouRT.-Mr. Thomas Darrah, Clerk Of
the Municipal Court, makes the follow
ing report for the month Of May: No.
persons arrested 107, as follows : disor-
derlies 4s, drunkenness 16, exposure Of
person 2, rules Issued for failing 70 at.
Tend Court 2, defacing property 2, selling
goods without license !, keeping houses
Of Ill fame 4, prostitution z assault and
battery7,committing lewd and filthy aclsS,
carrying of properly2 2, giving balls with
out license 2, lounging in Markets l,
using abusive Language 5, selling liquor
on Sunday l, violation Of cesspool ordi-
nance permitting gaming in coffee houses
l, resisting officers /, fast driving l. The
arrests we're made by the following officers:
Baum 10, Thompson u. 81. Myers6, Rob
ertson 8, Graham II, De6baugh s, City
Sergeant Ripley 2, Bogard 4, Llston Q,
Stanley 8, Henry 4, Baird II, Constable
Exley /.
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Brief mention.

TIE scholars OF the colored school are
to havea picnic to-day.
THE military shooting match has been
postponed until next week.
osE release deed and one deed Of trust
admitted to record yesterday.
EIGHT convicts were received at the
Penitentiary during the present week.
FORTY stand OF arms were yesterday
shipped to the Wilson Blues, at Burton.
TIE flint glass workers OF the city and
vicinity hold a picnic on the Island this
afternoon.
CHARLES HoNDr and Charles Locus
are to run q foot race on the Island TO-
day, Tor q purse OF $40.
SHERIFF TNoLE yesterday sent two
Ohio county lunaticS, Elijah shipley and
VIM. McEntee, TO Weston.
The Waynesburg Blues remained in
the city on Thursday night, and left for
home at l:35 P. N. yesterday.
oYFIcER BAUM last evening arrested
John schoeh for disorderly conduct and
John Curren for exposing his person.
.%oci.l ,s,hsrinS and n deIiSbtfnf eIcnr.
Sior a6 ,hs .,ssmsS Andes nsIt Monday
s%Ssn;n, "'
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s=,s,samant N T TSnrsdsS si.esdy ssbt
,hs;r bs,,is. o,sr hsfo,s s3m;rine gronns
~ Iis,snsss
m"s
IhE oouhGil EommiIiee on yeme.eries
went out 70 Tue peninsula Cemetery yes
us ' a"u 'A'a s0~' au
Luna U
TIE Waynesoarg boys talk Of getting
up, . sham" Tor me Fourth OIL July,
and inviting our military companies 10
participate,
TIE general committee on sham bat
tie will meet al the Armory this evening
at a o'clock, to hear reports and transact
such other business as may be presented.
TIE shoe shop Of Lonis Conrad, on
o0tb street. was burrlariled on ThurIday
pieht. The thief took of a shutter. cut
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Crr1zEss, MEErrNo IN THE FOURTH
WARp.-A meeting OF the citizens Of
Union, Clay and Webster districts who
favor The proposed change In the route
OF the Cumberland Road, was held at the
Atlantic Engine House last evening. Mi.
John Boring was called to the chair, and
Mr.. VIM. P. Adams chosen Secretary.
Mr.. Boring announced the object Of the
meeting, stating that as an OBJECT to the
efforts Of the people Of the First Ward TO
secure n decentralization Of the action Of
The Board Of PublicW Works in approving Of
the change, q petition had been prepared
asking the Board TO proceed 10
the matter as per agreement with
the County Board Of Commissioners.
This petition had already been signed BY
many citizens OF the Fourth, Fifth and
sixth Wards, and all present who had
not already appended their names now
had an opportunity Of doing 40. Before
the meeting adjourned, Mr.. Boring sug.
pested, a committee should be appointed
10 wait upon the Board Of Public Works
and present the petition for their consid-
Grafton.
At the conclusion oil Nj. Behring'S re-
marks 4 number in the audience came
forward and signed the petition, which
reads as follows:
To he BOari Of Public Works, STATE Of We
Hirginia:
GEsrIEMEN-We, the undersigned,
citizens and tax payers OF the city Of
Wheeling and Ohio County, desire that
we be afforded an outlet to the Cumber-
land Road as the Acts Of the Legislature
OF 1872 set forth, and petitioned hereto
fore by the Honorable Board Of Commits:
toners OF Ohio County, April, 1876, and
again asked for by said Board,April, 1873.
and partially granted by your honorable
Board, but seemingly opposed by the
smallest section Of this city, ignoring the
representations Of the masses and the
benefit acrruing TO the many, express
ed by q hasty meeting recently
held in the north end Of the city.
We trust our case TO your better judg-
ment, that the majority's claim should be
respected; and We, endorsing the action
OF the County Commissioners, will ever
pray, etc.
The following committee was appoints
ed to take charge Of the petition: NJ.
Reilly, W. ". Miller, L. E. Hanson, ".
@. Handlan, George Parks, Andrew Will
son, D. 9. List, iunp Casper He'll and o.
J. Crawford.
The meeting then adjourned.
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spalding's Glue mends everything.

SICK AND AFFLIcrRD.-Tn order that all
may test the great virtues OF DR.. Swaynes,
Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry we have
issued trial bottles at Is cents. No family
should be without this valuable medicine,
as oftentimes q single % cent bottle will
cure q recent cough or cold, and thus pre-.
vent much suffering and risk Of life. 1t
also cures asthma, bronchitis, liver com.
plant, and enriches and purifes the blood,
giving tone and strength to the entire sys.
ten.
al deem It my duty to tell the world what
'Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry has done for me. / had q violent
cough, night sweats, sore throat, great
weakness, with severe attacks OF hemor.
rhage; gave up all hopes Of recovery. am
now cured, asound and hearty man. Ed.
ward Fl. Hanson, engineer at sweeney's
Pottery, 1884 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia.
Over twenty-five years have elapsed, and l
still remain a healthy man." Sold by Drug
gists. Trial bottles % cents. Large size
81 on. Logan, List & Co, Wholesale
Agents. d&w
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The meeting then adjourned.

PERSONAL PoIsrs.-Dr. L. D. Wilson
was yesterday reelected County Physi
clan.
Two Wheeling boys are attending
school at Wooster University, Ohio, viz
D. G. List, who Is in his freshman year,
and George r. E. Gilchrist, who is in the
junior class.
Lieut.. Ingalls,, Of the State University
and Rev. Gibbons, Of Fairmont returned
home yesterday morning.
Mrs. DR.. Rowles, of Bridgeport is Wis
iting friends at 81. Louis.
Martin Schloss, a we'll known New
York drummer, Is in the city.
A. w. Fitzhugh, n OF BALTIMORE
~cleverest salesman, is stopping at the
Stamm.
Bishop White does not look with fa-
vor on floral adornments in churches
such rs crosses, notices, wreaihs, &c. Ht
says that II is what such innovations lead
to that causes him TO object.
We should have stated in yesterday
issue that the Geo. Lutz whose name ap'
peared In our. U. 8. Court proceeding
10 not Geo. Lutz, the plumber.
Pedanto, the well known aeronaut, ar
rived In the city yesterday.
Rev. S. R. Steele, Of Claysville, Pa
registered at the Mcclure last night.
9. NJ. Wicker, General Freight Agen!
Of the Ohio & Chicago division Of the B 4
0,was in the city yesterday.
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THE GREAT ExcuRsloN.-0ur adyer.
Using columns this morning announce
the iirst family excursion over the Pitts
burgh, Wheeling & Kentucky Railroad.
II will be given by the large Sunday
School Of the English Lutheran Church,
and managed with the usual care and
precision for which the excursions Of this
school have been celebrated for many
years. The ride to Mahan's Is q beautiful
one Of q miles along the West Virginia
aide Of the river, and will be new TO a
great majority Of our citizens. The ladies
Of The sc6ool will serve dinner or lunch
In the woods at the cost Of II, 40 that all
who desire eau be relieved Of taking pro.
visions with them. Mr.. Bellyille, the
railroad agent at this point, and the Sun.
day School officials, are doing everything
possible 10 make the excursion a Joy and
comfort 10 all who take part in Il, It
will, no doubt be a success like unto IL
predecessors Of other years.
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GLORIOUS NEws.-John Roemer, Nos.
2,Ol9 and 2,02l Main street, is receiving
choice and brilliant patterns OF Carpets
from loo TO 81.
50 different Patterns Of Wall Paper
from 9 to 10c.
500 different Patterns Of handsome
style Calico from 5 TO &c.
200 pieces OF Muslins from 5 TO l0c.
Our scent Counter Is losded with 300
different choice and useful articles,
worth ten times their cost.
500 Umbrellas and Parasols for 12ac
Also an overwhelming stock Of Dress
Goods at unprecedented low prices. His
motto Is, "They must be sold"
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THE CouRfs.-U. s. D1srRIoT COURT
Judse Jaesm-The following business
was transacted 10 this Court yesterday:
The United States ys. Sarah Jane
George. The recognizance IN this case,
on motion Of the District Attorney, was
Robert McEldowney, Esq, Of Wetzel
county, was duly qualified to practice law
in this Court.
The case Of the United States vs.. John
ober, Nos. !, 2 and 8, indictments for
misdemeanor, was duly tried before q
Jury, a verdict Of not guilty returned,
and the defendant discharged.
United States vs.. Irwin ODER; one In
dictment for misdemeanor. Same order
as the above.
United States VS.. Melissa ober; n in.
dictment for misdemeanor. Same order
as above.
J.B. Barnhill VS.. steamer Comfort. The
exceptions OF the libeliant to the answer
Of the respondent, fled at the last term oil
Court, were Withdrawn by leave OF the
Court. The answer was hlei and the
cause continued generally.
Martha Baker, administrative, vs.. Ben.
wood Iron Works. The complainant
moved the Court 10 discharge the rule re.
curing her to give security for the costs,
which motion the Court oysrruled and
complainant was given sixty daysiurther
time 10 give security for costs.
Jones & Abbott VS.. VIM. @. Mccormack
4 Co. The defendant, VIM. Q. McCor-
mack, fled = plea Of nil dsvi, and an ati-
dayit denying that he was a partner, TO
which plea the plaintiffs replied general.
" and the cause was continued as TO him.
US. VS.. Bower, Smith < Woodmancy.
judgment is rendered against the delend-
ants in favor OF the U. s.; against Bow
ers, a principal, and the others as sure
ties.
United States VS.. A. Frank Jones. On
motion Of the District Attorney the case
was dismissed.
10 the case Of United States va. james
NJ. Mason, Of Harpers Ferry, the further
hearing was deferred until June rules, at
Clarksburg. -,
The Jury in the ODER cases was as fol.
lows s. b. Tompkin', Geo. B. Crawford,
Thomas Sweeney, Wm. g. Hyland, ].
Shapkfin, Louis McWharter, r. E. Lee,
John E. Carlile, Joel S. Quarter, VIM.
D. Campbell, Hardin Kuhn, VIM. II.
Irwin.
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LIVER Is KIsG.-The Liver is the impe.
rial organ OF the whole human system, as
It controls the life, health and happiness
OF man. When II is disturbed in It's proper
action, all kinds Of ailments are the natu.
raj result. The digestion Of food, the
movements OF the heart and blood, the
action OF the brain and nervous system,
are all Immediately connected with the
workings OF the Liver. 1t has been sue
cessfully proved that Green's August
Flower Is unequalled in curing all persons
afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Conn
plant, and all the numerous symptoms
that result from IN unhealthy condition OF
the Liver and Stomach. Sample bottles to
try, 10 cents. Positively sold in all towns
on the Western Continent. Three doses
will prove that it is Just what you want.
An1kw
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EMERsoa's MtSsrRE1s.--To.night Billy
Emerson, Justly styled the monarch Of
his profession and his famous "Big A."
will make fun for the people by
the wholesale at Washington Hall.
Billy Emerson stands at the very
head Of his profession, and the "Big 4"
Smith, Waldron, Morton and Martin, are
simply inimitable in their famous gro
tesques sp%ecialties, as song and dance and
sketch artists. The company embraces
Mr.. Charles Haywood, the wonderful fe>
male impersonator; Sig. Ralph Abecco,
the celebrated tenor robusto, a superb
quintette, grand orchestra and brass
band. Reserved seAts can be secured at
sheib's music store, without extra charge.
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"Irs M EvERYBoDY's MourH," Is a
familiar expression used when a matter
interests the multitude intensely, but
when applied to an article that gives a
heallhfni and delicious relish TO the yari-
Gus dishes Of Meats, Game, Fish, &c, &C.,
a. IL the case with Lea 4 Perrins' Wor.
cestershire Sauce the world over, for the
last half century, the expression is ap'
propriate and Of Importance TO all.
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NJ. B. BRows, S. s. G., Professor oil
Philosophy, and now Vice President Of
Notre Dame University, Indiana, says
l was In q dying condition, induced by
that terrible disease known as Brights
disease Of the Kidneys, accompanied
with dropsy, and after using the water
from Bethesda, every trace Of the disease
disappeared.
We append the important information
that the sole agent for the genuine Bethes.
da Water for Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia, is Joseph Fleming, Pitts.
burgh, Pa. He will furnish the water
and all information desired on applica-
ton TO him at his drug store, 81 Market
street.
Price-Quarter barrels, 81; half bar.
rels, s.; barrels, SIG.
Pamphlets mailed free.
Bethesda Water sold by the barrel, key
or gallon, by Logan, List &Co, Bridge
Corner Druggists.
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supPEgERs FROM HRADAcHE-Consti.
pated bowels, inward piles, costiyeness,
levers, torpid liver, yellowness Of the skin
and eyes, Indigestion, dyspepsia and all de.
engagements Of the inttrnal ~yiscera, are
cured by ~"swayne's Tar and sarsaparills
Pills" Unlike many other purgatiyes, they
do not irritate the stomach and bowels by
frequent use. They keep the system In
healthy condition by arousing the torpid
liver TO healthy action and expelling by
the bowels and kidneys the matter that
poisons the foundation OF life. Be partic.
ular to obtain "Swayne's Pills" Price %
cents q box, at all leading druggists: In
Wheeling by LOGAN, LIST d Co. daw
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TEXAS WooL.-.Mr. Curran Mendel who
took some 400 head Of Brooke county
sheep TO Texas last February has sold his
wool, unwashed, for SIX hundred dollars,
at home. His sheep averaged Z pounds
OF wool per head and the amount Of
money received for the clip gives between
% and % cents per pound, equal to
about 80 cents for washed wool. This is
considered as 4 good sale by our wool men
when the distance from market is consid-
Grad
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SERIOUS AccEDEsT.-A Nan Full. from
a Windov in The Third &oryef& de McLWs
Houe.-Albert Campbell, Of Waynes.
burg, Pa, fell from a third story window
at tie south side Of the Mcclure House
yesterday morning about 3 o'clock, and
sustained injuries Of a very serious
character. Campbell is a member OF the
Waynesburg Blues, and marched with
his company during the military exer-
cises on Thursday. BE occupied a room
on Thur sday night with Major James B.
Lindsey, also Of Waynesburg, on the
third floor OF the Mcclure House. About
8 o'clock in the morning the Major was
aroused by a slight noise, and noticing
that Campbell was standing at an open
window, asked him what was the matter.
A moment after Campbell fell out Of the
window.
Msj. Lindsey Immediately raised an
alarm, and u few moments afterwards
Campbell wa found senseless on the
ground. The unfortunate man was car.
ried to a room on the first floor, and DR..
R. s. Harvey called in. The Doctor
found that the heel bone of the left loot
was broken, and that the patient had sus.
tanned some very serious internal injur.
les. While his condition Is considered
as very critical, there is some prospect
OF his recovery.
Mr.. Campbell Is known 10 be 4 som.
nambulist, and it Is thought that he was
walking in his sleep when the accident
occurred. He Ia said TO be a man Of
steady habits, and was never known TO be
under the influence Of liquor. BE is
about ~thirty-three years Of age, and has
a wife and family in Waynesburg. His
father, Rufus Campbell, Deputy o. s.
Marshal at Pittsburgh, was telegraphed
for, and was expected to arrive last night.
The injured man has all the care and at
tsntion possible, and his early recovery
is earnestly hoped for by all who have
made his acquaintance.
Late last night Mr.. Campbell was feel
ing considerably easier, and his physician
entertained some hope Of his recovery.
His father telegraphed from Washington,
Pa, to have him sent there II his medi-
cal attendant thought he could stand the
Journey. His aunt and uncle, Miss Sue
b., Hart and Mr.. Alex. Hart, have ar
rived from Washington to look alter his
welfare. His brother, who accompanied
him from Waynesburg, remains in the
CITY.
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The following cases were disposed Of
by His Honor yesterday morning.:
Allen Bridgewater, charged with fast
driving, was fined 81, which he paid.
John Irwin was charged with disorder
" conduct. Case dismissed.
For d~isorderly conduct Moses Craig
was fined S., George Ferret was fined So,
and Andrew Mulligan and james Ply
mouth we're fined 50 and costs each.
Randolph Eoontz was fined S. for com.
hitting a lewd act. Paid.
The case OF Charles Bell (colored),
charged with picking pockets on the Both
OF April, was continued until this morn
ing.
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FALSE EI1cAcY.-The friends Of those
who are troubled with bad breath, and
through over-squeamishness, dislike tc
refer to 1t, commit q positive and cruel
mistake, especially II they are aware OIL
the merits and great efficacy OF the fra
grant SozoDosT. Thu is the true and
only remedy for the difficulty; there is
no valid excuse for bad breath now.
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YouSs MccoukrsEY.-As We indi-
Gated 10 yesterdays paper, It is possible
that young McConrtney, whose face was
severely burned during the sham battle,
may lose an eye. Ills etated that several
gralns Of powder were forced through the
outer covering OF the eye and embedded
in the pupil. The sight may be retained,
however, II the pupil can be kept dilated
until the wounds have q chance 10 heal.
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This Court met yesterday morning,
pursuant 10 adjournment Of Wednesday.
Cases we're set for trial as follows:
State vs.. Long and Condrey, three indict-
ments for burglary, June 10; State vs..
WIN. Harris, two indictments for bur-
glary, and State Va. Christy Farley, two
Indictments for burglary, June II.
An order was made for 80 Jurors to be
drawn and summoned.
In the case Of Albert Elliott vs.. ]. 81.
Downs, an order was made removing the
u from the County Court Of Ohio
county to the Circuit Court.
The same order was entered in the
ca,es Of Robert Bond vs.. R. q. Gillespy,
Joseph Werner vs.. Kimberly & Co, and
D. s. Forney vs.. Sarah L. Forney.
Right Rev. John 7. Sullivan was ap-.
pointed administrator OF the estate Of
Louisa C. Magruder, deceased. Bond
$500. ~
The evidence in the Gaze Of G. W. Eek.
hart VS.. the P. w. & Ky. Railroad Com.
pany was resumed and concluded.
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TIE employees Of the La Belle Glass
Company have presented the Sisters Of
ST, Joseph OF this city with a beautiful
set OF engraved glassware, consisting Of
6s pieces, which will be ratified of at the
Fair soon 10 BE-, given by the Sisters for
the benefit Of the orphans: The glass
ware Is on exhibition at Hes eontec-
.tioneryl
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Music FOR THE MnLIox.-Halleton
Bros. Pianos, Weber Pianos, second.
hand Kanabe and steinWsy Pianos,
Organs Of all kinds and values, Violins,
Guitars, Baujos, Mouth Organs, Flutes,
Flies, Drums, Piano Stools, Music
Strings, musical novelties and goods Of
every kind, cheaper and better At sheib's
Music Store, Washington Hall, than
elsewhere. Call in to-day and examine
the stock,
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MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MorHERs-Don't
fail 70 procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup Tor all diseases Of teething 10 chill.
dren. Il relieves the child from pain,
cures wind collie, regulctes the bowels,
and, by giving relief and health 70 the
child, gives rest to the mother. d&w
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NEW ARRIVAL For THE LADrA-
Just received BY expresa another lot oil
LADIES' French Heel Walking Slippers,
Ladies' Kid Princess Button, Ladies'
Long Branch Ties, Ladies' Grecian But.
ton and Duchess Button. All the above
goods and the latest styles. Ladies, call
and see them, at l.. V. BLoNDs,
11S5 Main ST.
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ACCIDENT TO A NAIL FEEDEn.-Yestsr.
day morning Joseph sipple, 4 nail feed
ar. while Al work at the Top Mill, was
taken with a ct and fell forward upon his
machine. His left hand came 10 contact
with the cutter, and bis two f~orefngers
were crushed 20 that amputation was
found 10 be necessary.
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The Municipal Court met at 10 A. NJ.
yesterday.
In 1.-THE case OIL. y. mith,administrator,
ETC., vs.. Theodosia McGinnis, in assump.
sit, the demurrer 10 the declaration was
argued and submitted 10 the Court.
Adjourned until this morning at 10
o'clock.
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ATTEMPTED BURaLARY.-Night Watch.
mar John Murdoch arrested a fellow last
night about IL o'clock, who was attempt.
ing 10 enter the tobacco store Of MUM 4
Btandfast, on Main, between 18th and
Nth streets. The fellow resisted the off.
Ger, but was knocked down and captured
and taken to the lookup.