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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-22

The PhGnix" tonight.
TIE hen has settled down to spring
business.
THERE was another heavy fros. yester'
day morning.
THE druggisls are laying in their
stocks OF flower seeds.
THE stockholders OF tn, Island Build.
ing Association meet tonight.
The temperance folks will have a
grand rally at Washington Hall tonight.
A TEMPERANCE experience meeting
was held at OTIS Hall last evening.
THE next temperance meeting at Par.
ker's Hall will be held tomorrow even
ing.
PuBLIc examinations will be held in
the public schools Of the city next
week.
A NEcKrrg reception ia to be held at
the Ghupline Street NJ. E. Church this
evening.
TnEexterior Of the Odd Fellows' Hall
building ia being frightened up with
fresh paint.
EMMEr and his company will leave for
Newark, Ohio, this morning, ria the p,
W. &Ky. Road.
JUSTICE BuLoER's duties as Weigh
master take up a considerable portion oil
his time jus: now.
Two deeds Of trust aud one deed in fec
were admitted TO record yesterday at the
County Clerks office.
THE Riverside will shutdown the nail
department tomorrow evening and re-
main off until April 1st
The Superintendent Of the Public
Schools thinks there is too much military
among the boys. He's right.
THERE have been two "whitewashesf
at the police court III succession. No
one knows what the morrow will bring
forth, however.
THE WayerIy Literary Society is Of
the opinion that there IL more to COM
mend than 10 condemn in the character
OF Good Queen Bees.
OK Wednesday night The carpenter
shop at the Top Sill was broken open by
thieves and u lot OF tools were taken from
David Hitchcock's chest.
Al SWEENEY & Son are casting the
iron columns for the new business build
ing 10 be erected by Mrs. Mabis on Mar
ket street, opposite the Mcclure House.
A TEMPERANCE prayer meeting will be
held at Crumbacker'S Hall tomorrow
evening, and on Sunday afternoon aprAy-
er and experience meeting will be held.
A cory Of the last will and testament
OF Michael Herman, deceased, late Of
Pittsburgh, was admitted to record yes.
.terdaY by the Clerk Of the County Court.
UEsuccEssFuL attempts were made to
burglarize ]. g. Hess confectionery, on
Market street, and THONGS Burke's resi-
dence, In Centre Wheeling, Tuesday night
last
The go~ope-bone, In its widest mo-
ments, never prophesied such a spring as
this. II Il only had, It would have been
money In ia pocket and fame in It's his
tory.
IT is safe to take your umbrella along
this weather, but It ia not safe to lay Il
down very long, for people have u pecu-
liar facility for borrowing during this
season OF the year, and sometimes forget
to return.
The carcass Of u canine has been ".
ing on 25lh street. between ohapline
and Eof, for the past three months.
Whose business il It to look after dead
dogs, anyhow This particular case has
been made public several times, we be.
Slieye.;
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Acc1pEyr OK TINE ELM Grove STREET
RA11wAY.-About 10 o'clock last night,
one Of the drivers on the Elm Grove
Street Railway unhitched his horses near
the Capitol and took them into the stable,
intending 10 take the cal down to the
turn.tabie at the corner Of Chapline and
10Th streets. The brake chain broke and
allowed the car to run down the grade at
such a speed that 1t left the track at the
corner, and striking against the lamp
post on the northwest corner broke 1t
square of. The car was not injured q
particle. A gentleman who witnessed
the accident Immediately took measures
to prevent the escape Of gas from the
pipe which supplied The lamp.
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TTcmSa PILEs"-ls a very prevalent
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-worms were crawling in
aud about the rectum; the private parts
are sometimes affected. Do not suffer an.
other hour, and allow them 10 become
ag~grayating while you have a pleasant and
sure cure In "swayne's Ointment" Also
cures teter and all skin diseases. Mailed
to any address on receipt Of ptice, 80 cents
a box, or three boxes 81 rs Address let.
tiers to DR.. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia, or
10 the Wheeling agents, Logan, List Co.
Sold by all leading druggists at wholesale
by Logan, List & Co. d&w
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River News.
River 10 feet 0 inches and falling.

IlNeEAV ieetV iuVueS anu lhlilnR,
Weather rainy and raw.
The o'Neal departed for Pittsburgh at
The E. Il. Duriee, from St. Louis
passed up at 9 a. N.
The towboat Joseph Walton passed up
at 10 A. NJ; no barges.
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
at l0f a. NJ.
The Phaeton, from sis,ersvilIe; Tele-
gram, from sunfsh, and Della, from Steu.
benvil!e, arrived and departed on time.
Business on the landing exceedingly
The IRagOn departs to-day, at 1Ol a,
The Hudson will arrive at noon from
Cincinnati.
The Granite State, from Pittsburgh,
will pass downIo might.
lBy TeleSnPh.l
PrTTsBuRoH, March 2l.-Riyer fec,
0 inches. Weather cloudy and cool.
81. LOUIS, March 2l.-Arriyed-Belle
Memphis, Memphis; Norton, Ohio river;
Miller, Cincinnati; Dolphin, Quincy.
Departed-JameS Howard, New Orleans;
Fashion, Pittsburgh; Grand Tower,
VicksburRh; Northwestern, Keokuk:
Florence, Illinois river, Stephens, Dyers.
burg. River fallen Z inches, with Is feet
! inch above low water. Weather clear
and warm.
MEMPHIS, March 21.-Riyer % feet Z
inches. Arriyed-Andy Baum. Depart
ed-Charles Morgan, Mary Houston,
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ZAP. W. & KY. MEETISe.-A meeting Of
the Directors OF the P. W. & Ky. r. R.
was held at Pittsburgh on Wednesday,
Nothing Of public interest came before
the Board, further than that there was a
general settling up Of the construction
expenses and a report from Mr.. Becker,
chief engineer, on the condition OF the
bed and track. The P. @. & st. L. man
ayers expressed themselves as much
pleased with the growth Of business on
the line, both in the matter OF freight and
travel, both Of which have much exceeded
their highest expectation. There will be
a meeting Of the stockholders at the office
OF the company in this city or Friday,
the 2sth inst, for the election OF a Board
of Directors.
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PRESENTED WITH A GOLD CHAIN
Tho choir Of st. Johns Protestant
Church. OF which Prof. Louis Was is
leader, last evening visited his residence
on Market street, on the occasion Of his
twen,y.ffth, birthday. Rev. Voss, IN a
neat speech, presented the Professor with
u gold watch chain, after which the Con-
cordia Singing Society, OF South Wheel
ing, camein and sang several pieces. The
Concordias also brought a present along,
in the shape Of a iEe violin bow.
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BOLD RoBBcRY.-Early Wednesday
evening a bold thief entered the residence
Of Mr.. John g. Haberield, in the First
Ward, and made of with 5000 in money
and q couple Of revolvers. The robbery,
tits thought, was committed between z
add s o'clock in the evening, during the
absence Of the family. Mr.. Haberfeld is
a widower, and is keeping house with his
son, and both he and son were at work at
one OF the furnaces In the Top Mill when
the robbery was committed. 1t is sur-
missed from this that the thief was ac-
quainted with the habits Of the inmates
OF the house. The police authorities are
making an effort to find the guilty party,
but the prospect Of success is not brill
liant, as there is no clue to the thiet.
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The Tracy SHOOTING oAsE.-Richard
Walter was before Justice VIM. Phillips
yesterday, charged with assembling, with
malice aforethought, he the said Richard
Walter being then and there armed with
a dangerous weapon, to-wit, a pistol, and
did then and there ill.treat him the said
Perry Tracy, with intent TO wound, main,
d~isfigure and kill" etc. The assault took
place on Alley 10, near Wood street, at n
late hour on Tuesday night. The exam.
ination was continued until next Satur.
day, Walter giving bond in the sum Of
Sl,0O0to insure his appearance upon that
.Iay
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Mmros NoBLEs.-This evening Mr..
Milton Mobiles, an old Wheeling favorite,
will make his first appearance in this
city since lie played here as leading man
in Manager Filz.immonss' stock com.
pany, some Eve years ago. Milt, has be-
come quite famous since then, and we
have no doubt he will be cordially vel
coined back. He will present his new
play. 1.-THE Phoenix" to the Wheeling
public, at the Opera House this evening,
The Washington Chronicle speaks OF his
acting as follows:
"His style Of acting, peculiarly his own,
abounds in the finest conceptional phases
OF the dramatic art He does not aim at
the ranting, blood-and.thunder style OF de.
pic ting the lights and shades Of character
%delineations so frequently resorted TO by
the average actor OF the present day. A
pleasant, candid predominance per vades
his essays, no matter what the selection OF
line, affording the most satisfactory evil
dence OF his versatility and Of his being
an artist entitled to the highest consider.
alton"
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Petroleum Market.

PTTsBUEeH, March 2l.-Petroleum-
Crude tirm at 81 SIX at Parkers for i'm.
mediate shipment; refined quiet at ike
OIL CRY, Pa, March 21.-Petroleum-
The market opened very dull but flrm,
remaining so throughout the day. The first
sales were at 81 6lH, advanced to 81 62lS,
closing at 81 SIX bid. Shipments 1850
barrels; average shipments 22,76l barrels.
Transactions 10000 barrels.
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THE JopEs. EVANS HoMIcpE.-Thad.
Evans, who was struck on the head with
a stone on the I'd Of March, at Wind
Ridge, Marshall county, by Ira JobeV,
died on the l4lh inst. from the injuries
received. DR.. J. D. Stidger, Of Cameron,
helda pot mortem examination. Jobes
has not been arrested. He was seen a
few days since n short distance from Cam.
eron, in the woods. He issaid TO have
declared that he never would allow him.
self 10 be taken alive, and is well armed.
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ArrEsrroS, coMpAaY.-Any !

ATTENTION, CoNPANY.-Any person or
persons finding a large notebook with
leaves OF the INTELnGEscER p%rint.paper
materials will please forward or bring the
same 10 u sanctum sanctorum and re-
ceive u rich reward. The precious
treasure was lost yesterday IN the South
Side. It Is suspected that It has been
stolen and forwarded to the British MI,
scum, where it would at any time bring
an i%mmensesum. The first page contain
ed copious notes and statistics bearing or
a dog Eight, the second a poem on Spring,
which was to have been forwarded TO the
Hot Springs suterers, and the third q
newly patened weather item.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-22

MARTINS RrsrAuRAsr.-Martin, the
we'll known restaurateur, is bound to
keep pace with the times at his Capital
Dining Rooms, No. 1855 Market street.
he now serves an excellent dinner for %
cents. At this price there Is certainly no
excuse for any person going hungry.
Strangers and visitors will do well 10
make a note Of this. Martin is a genial
host, and personally looks after the com.
fort Of bis guests. His cuisine cannot be
excelled in tie city.
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CLEVELAND, TUscARawM VALLET a WHhrlt
RAILWAY CosPAsY.

CLEVELAND, TuscARawAs VALLEf a WALn'
RAILWAY C0sPAsM
C~txvRL.SD, Juns Il, 1911
TIME SUBSCRIBERS 70 ThEC Arti X
STOCK Of sid Company vii AXE polo -
their subscriptions heretofore GtSdek VI
OF aiding In extending the railfOAi o. ~ ~! ~
nv from itS present terminus % the wy s.s'
having heretofore been accepted BY az 49,.
the Board Of Directors Of nd Company Hiss
ing thereof, held on the 6tn dly, o. Jaat inG
a %resolutlon, ordered that the ant ie,Ma ~.
Ave dollar tsS OO) on each SHIRE o aE ~
IsSD 0OI n subscribed to the uplAl hosI
Eompsny. now due from subtehbsn, aPPtlllss
Ia boof,' and individual sulNIiptoni etut
cd, shall Q PAid on or beiofe guy ~ y v 90
A., Herit, 4f6aHtrr n tdid C0alqay, \. IN
al Office thereof or the Atis H1J rs-,ssH
Bagss, At Bridgeport, Ohio, o. = ~ u B.fnIh
may direct; and aid Treasurer lnu, HI IN,
also such person a. the aid BIggs ny ,sh.1dStTa
rize 10 receive money due upon ~ .HgToI
are either OF them BY. aid soupIII;y ~ II, ~
and authorized 10 receive nna tecelRs y v IA d
for and on its behalf and tea pa ana ,irJ N
scTiption shall be due land 10 hefenI w. wi SSTi
maid 10 the Idti TFcdSurn, o. ~ - -. n
laid COmpdny, a. gtVttatd OF Lu' hsIS ~ ID
paid 10 A. j. Gags. at Bridgeport III ",SsJ,In
person as he may d1sisIaie, Sho y IA
receive The sane for and 90 bthaI y ~ 4 M
ny,l on the day following ihe ehlat ~ usjl b
Thirty days from aud After jay ~ ~ nIrJpk
whole subscription shall be due hno ivy
paid, % above specified; u...,0.
IN order Of tue Board OIL nfsSISrII s.,rtut.
ie9a.F I. a. hh"'I
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PHILADELPHIA, March 81. Flour =
Steady and unchanged. Wheat-Dull; am
Der 81 S2a1 IS, red 81 Zeal 81, white 81 $50
! 81. Corn-Dull: yellow 5SLc, mixed $50
6Shc spot and March, 6Skc April and
May. oats-Dull; white western 35aS7c.
western mixed 3Sa34c. Rye Unchanged.
Provisions Dull. Pork-$lO 50all 90
Beef India Mess $24 00a25 90; hams slfa
90. Lard-steady; city kettle 7Na7Xc
Butter Quiet and unchanged. Cheese
Choice western 12HRl3c. Eggs-Dull; west.
ern 10c. Petroleum-Dull aud unchanged,
Whisky-strong; western at 81 O6.
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GREAT BAReAINs.-We will sell from
this time till April 1st our stock Of ri.
amos, Organs, and Musical Goods Of all
descriptions, q ine pair Of Match Horses,
one Buggy and one Wagon and Harness,
at cost for cash or approved security.
on which date A. NJ. Adams will retire
from the firm. Apply to Adams Lucas
1927 Market street.
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BOGUS TRADE DoLLARs.--A dangerous
counterfeit Of the trade dollar is ont, and
Reterson'S Detcctor thus describes it: 1t
is 1924 Of an inch less in size, and when
weighed will be found 1l54 grains less
than the genuine coin, or only about
three.fourths its weight. 1t has a greasy,
Quicksilver" feeling when rubbed be-
tween the fingers. The "ring" OF this
coin is perfect. It should not be con.
founded with the pink.hued counterfeit
trade dollar, which is readily distinguish.
able BY the eve.
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HAPrY.T1DrHes for nervous sufferers
and those who have been dosed, drugged
and quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric
Belts efFectually cure premature debility,
weakness and decay. Book and Journal,
with information worth thousands, mail.
ed free. Address PuLvERMAcHER GAL
vANIc Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. dew
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KID GL0vss.-ws will place on OUT
counters on Saturday, March %. fifty
dozen l-Buton Jouyln and Iuno KID Glove.
In following sizes: s ~, 50, 8, 6 ia,
6 10, which we will sell OF the remarka'
bly, low price Of rs cents q pair. Come
carly and secure this grea, bargain at
SPEYER BROS.
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The LITTLE SHOE HousE,-The public
are invited to call and examine the latest
and finest styles Of Shoes In the city, in.
Guiding the Side Button Boot, on Q and
D lasts, French Heels, warranted perfect
fitting, and every pair guaranteed. Also
a large stock Of Cheap Shoes Of every
description, at low prices and no shoddy.
Call and see us. JERRY CLEMENS,
10 Eleventh'St.
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THE instances are frequent where a per.
son sending two dollars addressed to NJ.
A. Dauphin, P. 0. Box G92, New Orleans,
La, has received promptly in return a
ticket in the grand monthly drawing OF
the Louisiana Stale Lottery Company,
emitting its holder to thirty thousand
dollars without any deduction. Truly 1t
is a golden opportunity for fortune.
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EMMEr.-Mr. J. K, Emmett, the popu.
lar character actor, appeared in the
Opera House last night in his original
creation OF "Fritz, Our Cousin German"
before n medium-slzed audience. Upon
the occasion Of his last visit here, Emmett
was greeted with an overlooking house,
and after making the circuit Of the prin.
cipal cities Of the world, and playing
everywhere with the greatest success, he
returned to Wheeling to find a discourag.
ing array OF empty seats. Emmett Ia
without doubt one OF the most versatile
comedians Of the age. There is nothing
Of any consequence in his play, bat IT
serves to introduce "Friiz" in his
successful musical s~pecialties, which
are always encored to the echo.
He is ga splendid vocalist, al easy,
graceful dancer, and plays a mum.
Der OF musical instruments very effective.
'ly. The costumes and properties worn
and uaed by Mr.. Emmett were procured
by him 10 Germany and Switzerland. It
may not DO generally known, also, that
Mr.. Emmet's songs were written by him
self, and are sung by him only. Tonight
he will play in Newark, o.
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THE patronage among the tirstclass
hotels in New York is constantly chang
ing from one hotel 10 the other. The
Grand Central Hotel has recently melted
the direst wrath. OF its competitors by
offering the same accommodations for
one and two dollars per day less than the
others. cod
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RAILROAD B~osps-strong.
/. STATE BoSps-Dull.


STATE BoSps-Dull.
sTooEs-Irregular, except for Coal
Shares which were strong, advancing 8 per
cent for Morris & Essex, ~ for Lacia.
wanna and IL for Delaware and Hudson.
After / o'clock there was q reaction In these
shares of AaN per cent. The general list
fell of kalX per cent at the opening, aud
after recovering again became heavy and
touched the lowest prices. After the 3
O'Clock call the principal activity was in
Lake Shore, which fell under large sales
from 65% to64H, rallied to 65N, and still
later touched 63H. The western shares
generally weakened somewhat in sympathy
with the fallin Lake Shore; but q recovery
was soon made, and prices resumed an up.
ward tendency, market closing strong at q
rise OF NalX from the lowest figures.
Erie sold up from 10H to 11h and
closed at li1[. The Northwestern stocks
were well supported and continued the "a
yorites OF speculation. The reaction dur
ing tho AFTERNOON was causedby some sales
to realize and the effort Of operators (be.
lieyed to be the 23d street party to make
a turn In the market.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares,
Of which 2,400 were New York Central,
5000 Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore, 1900 North:
western common, $500 Rock Island, 10000
II. Paul common, 2,400 preferred, 1900
|Lackawanna, 5000 Delaware 4 Hudson,
5000 Morris 4 Essex, 5000 Michigan Cen.
trail, 2,A0O Pacific Mail, and 1000 Western
TTnSaa
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J. @. A. HADDAwAY, ESQ, Of "Episco.
pal Methodist" Baltimore, Md, writes :
much pleasure I testify to the
good effects Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrupin
my family. Have used il many cases,
and in each instance the result was en-.
tirely satisfactory" d&w
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EAST LIBERTY, March 2l.-cArr1E-
Receipts 224 head through, and 81 head
local. best 81 76a5 90, mixed 81 6Oa4 rs,
common s. 60a4 %.
Hoos-Receipts $500 head. Market
Soy: Workers - 0oa4 Is, P~hiladelphlas
snEGp.Receipa ,2oohead; all through.
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MOTHERS, MOTHERS. MorHERs.-Don't
fail TO procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup Tor all diseases OF teething in chill.
dren. It relieves the child from pain,
cures wind collie, regulates the bowels,
and, by giving relief and health TO the
child, gives rest to the mother. d&w
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orr's HALL TEMPERANCE MEETINGS.
A large audience was present at the ex.
perience meeting last night, to hear the
following gentlemen, who made short
addresses: B. B. Porter, WIN. Coats,
Wm. Eccles, John Russell, g. ". Baggs,
John Westwood and President Young.
Mr.. Westwood closed with the benedic-
Mr. JEFF. Reed is to speak in OTIS
Hall Sunday night,
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Ahead

The Spring season Is now open, and again
we are tho first in the field with a hand
some assortment Of the leading styles and
latest novelties in Dress Goods, shawls,& De-
at prices that will astonish the most skepti-
cal. Our long experience In this business,
aud the permanent residence in the East
of our senior member, (who is always on
the look out for Bargains give us great ad.
vantuges over all our competitors in buying
our goods. In the choice Of our stock we
have been led to consult the good taste of
the l aides of this locality, which criterion
we have ever followed with satisfaction to
our customers and Ourselves.
To all readers OF the INTELlIoENoER
we therefore extend with this a special in.
vilation to call on us, and examine the
many Bargains for themselves.
L BLUM &c BRO,
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W. A. MANLY, formerly of Akron,
Ohio, proposes to open a mandatory
at Nc. 1921 Market street, End floor, for
the purpose Of manufacturing TO order
Cent? Fine Shirts and Underwear, COL
lars and Cuffs. Mr.. NJ. has the reputa:
ton Of making frstclass garments, and
warrants a perfect fit.
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsrArE.-Ths fol.
lowing transfer Of real estate was yester.
day admitted to record In the Office Of the
Clerk OF the County Court:
Deed made June 20, 1877, by John J.
Jonesspecial commissioner, to Charles A.
Wingerter, for u lot fronting SO feet and 8
inches on the east side Of Main street,
near the corner Of Market Alleys $1,000.
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TAG following cases are set for trial in
the County Court to-day Pendleton
and Caldwell Va. seabrook and Mcdan-
non, E. De Roy for Phillip Aaronchild
We. L. De Roy and N. Weller, E. 9. era.
craft assignee, va. N. Curran. James
Wheeler We. August Nortward.
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MugIc1pAI Counr-Judge Oranmer.

The following business was transacted
in this court yesterday:
John Frissell va. Mary A. Brown and
Louisa @. Magruder; in chancery. Decree
entered ordering sale Of real estate.
August Wiedebusch Va. Anton Coke; in
assumpsit. Judgment entered by consent
Of parties, in favor Of the plaintiff, for
5000 and costs Of suit.
Franklin Wooden Company Va. J. +,
Budke ct al; in chanccry. Decree OF sale
entered.
Adjourned until this morning at 10
o'clock.