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SEVERAL parties from this city got in
to a difficulty with some Martins Fer
rians on Saturday afternoon, while over
the river, and u disgrsceful row resulted
The officers OF the law descended upon
the combatants, and the Wheeling boyl
sought safety in flight, Wading out into
the river 10 escape arrest. Friends on
this side went to their rescue with skifis.
and the whole gang got over safely.
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STEAMBOAT SALs.-John A. Arm.
strong sold the toWboat Harrison to A.
J. Flesher, Of Murrayyille, for 8, 70O,aud
bought from the Wheeling ToWboat 4
Barge Co, on Saturday atternoon,the tow.
boat Nail City, for $500 cash. The
Nail City Is the best towboat Of her
inches on the upper ohio,and the general
opinion Of steamboat men Is that Capt.
Armstrong got q bargain.
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TURNER CIRCUIT FrrIyAL. - Exten-
Biye preparations are being made BY the
Turner's Of this city for the approaching
Turner Circuit Festival. which will be
held here on the 10th, 18th and 18th Of
August next. This circuit embraces the
societies Of Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Biz
mingham, Beaver Falls, Erie and Johns
town, Pa, %steubenyille, Ohio, and Wheel
ing, W. Va, and large delegations are ex.
pecled 10 be present from all Of them, be-
sides visitors from Marietta and Bellaire.
II the weather should prove favorable, II
is thought that some 400 or 500 Waiting
Turner's will attend the Festival. The
following committees have been appointed
to arrange for the Festival:
Executive Committee-Anton Reymann,
Jacob Nunge, G. A. SchAefer, August
Roll, G. Gutenberg, @. Schambra, Theo.
Schneider.
Press Committee-G. Gutenberg, C.
A. Schaefer, DR.. G. F. Ulrich, Theo.
Kober, L. c. sifel.
Committee on Rsfreshments-C. Peter.
man, Adam Capped, Fl. aafer, Jacob
straub, Julius Lohse, D. Roemer.
Decoration Committee-Theo. Schreib.
err, @. Liedl, Josep Evil, c. H. Brandfass,
F. Kingler, Geo. Loos, F. Fey, A. N.
| Walter, F. Was.
Committee for Collections-Peter We'll
ty, Gustav Beu,er, C.. Schambra, NJ. Cor.
rel, y. Bingell, L. Seidler, F. Lobenstein,
Charles Koch, G. Stoker, G. W. Meyer,
Oscar sandrock, 81. Gohringer, Carl Kraft.
Reception Committee-August Roll,
VIM. Miller, Jacob Nunge, Jacob straub,
D. Roemer, P. Welty, Henry HAnke, @.
A. Schaefer.
Committee on Lodging-C. schambra,
H. Bierberson, L. G. Stifel, J.H. Beck, Q.
Liedl, Jacob Straub, II. Renner, L. Sled.
Ter, F. Lobenstein, H. Meyer, Ernest
Kloepner, J. Schnell. George Baum, w.
VasS, MUM.
Committee on Professions and Music
Jacob Nunge, August Rolf, Fl. Bieber-
son, c. A. schaeier, G.. Gutenberg, 81.
schmulbach, George Schwarzbach, NJ.
Walter, Anton Reymann, Theodore
Schneider.
Tha programme agreed upon for the
Festival is as follows: The visitors will
be formally received at Turner Hall on
Saturday, audiescorted TO their quarters.
On Sunday there will be an excursion
eitherby river or rail, and on Monday a
procession through the principal streets.
The various singing societies Of the city
have been invited TO turn out and march
in the procession. and all have signi6ed
their acceptance Of the invitation; The
military companies Of the city will also
be invited 10 participate. After
the procession there will be a
contest in prize turning at Turner
Hall. On Tuesday the different societies
will meet together, when the treasurer's
report will be read, rules and regulations
for the ensuing year adopted, and OFF,
GERS elected. A banquet, award Of prizea,
and vocal concert by the five singing So
cieiies Of the city, will take place in the
evening, and close the festivities.
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MEETING OF VErERANs.-An informal
meeting Of the members Of the old First
West Virginia Regiment was held at the
Office Of Messrs. 81. & J. Hubbard, on
Saturday evening, TO consider the pro.
priety Of holding a reunion on the 4th Of
July. After a general consultation II
was decided to postpone the reunion
until September next.
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BROTHER ALEX. TURNER, the well
known %janitor Of Washington Hall, yes-
terday morning assisted the pastor Of the
colored Church to baptize three men and
three women,a all coloredin the river at the
landing. The spectacle attracted quite a
large crowd 10 the wharf.
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THE Pittsburgh Sunday Leader was sold
upon our streets yesterday by the news.
boys, and met with q ready sale. The
bundle Of papers for this city was brough.
from Mingo In 4 skif, and arrived about
6 o'clock 10 the morning.
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CH1pRKs's DAH.-The Fourth Street
NJ. E. Sunday School held yesterday Al.
~ternoon is annual flower festival, and at
the same time obseI Sed the anniversary
Of the Church Educational Society.
The display Of flowers was greater than
at any previous festival. The decora.
tions we're elaborate and tasteful. The
fountain wa garnished with moss, ferns,
shells, pebbles and lilies, through which
the dripping water splAshed and filtered
with d most refreshing beauty and sug-
gestiyeness. Hanging baskets were sus-
pended from the chandeliers. The most
striking feature next 10 the fountain was
q terr1ced bank Of flowers and ever
greens surrounded by q rustic moss GOV.
cred cross. A beautiful crosp, made
OF white roses, with background
Of eyetgreens, adorned the front Of the
organ. Another rustic cross, entwined
with ivy, rested It's foot In a basket Of
flowers. There we're flowers in vases, and
In e~pergnes, and in decorated urns, and
an endless number Of bouquets on the
teachers' desks. The room was filled with
the children and their parents and
friends. The singing was excellent.
Col. Robert White, our genial Attorney
General, made q chaste and beautiful adj
dress on the ministry Of Flowers." he
was followed by q warm and eloquent
address on the @Moral and religious inlu.
ence Of the Sunday School, BY G. W. At
kinson, Esq, editor Of the Standard.
A pleasant episode in the proceedings
was the presentation to Miss Kate Land,
q teacher, Of 3 handsomely framed pic
tur0 OF themselves, by the scholars Of her
class. The presentation was q surprise
10 Miss Land. DR.. George made the pre-.
seutation speech, in which he mingled
the pathetic and the humorous, in his
peculiar way, and made everybody feel
happy. Another pleasant incident was
the presentation OF bouquets, by the
classes, 10 the children Of the Children's
Home, who were present by invitation.
The occasion was an exceedingly pleas
ant one, and was q source Of delightful
enjoyment and instruction to all who
were present.
The Superintendent in behalf OF the
school, requests US to express thanks 10
Thomas Hornbrook, Esq for his gener.
Gus donation Of rare and valuable flowers;
also to Mrs. speidel, Mrs. Harry List, W.
A. List, W. T. Burt, Master Chas. Broc-
kunier and many other friends whose do
nations and labors contributed greatly to
the interest Of the occasion.
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TIE examination Of the graduating
class Of the Wheeling Female College
will take place this morning at Q o'clock
The examining committee IL composed o.
the following gentlemen: Rev. ". Q
S~uodgrass, Rev. g. Gledhill and g. w
Atkinson, Esq.
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DrRrcroRs' MErrHe.-The officers and
directors constituting the Board OF the
Childrens Home will meet this afternoon
at 4 o'clock at the Home to organize, and
to appoint the lady managers for the
year. We published the list Of directors
In our issue OF Saturday.
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BURNING OF THE STEAMER EXCHANGE.
Captain Ed. Hornbrook had q telegram
from Captain julie Werhrman on satur-
day evening, stating that the steamer Ex-
change burned at the 81, Louis wharf on
Saturday morning,
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NoMNussIoNER's NOTICE.

In the County oourt Of Ohio County, ". Va
In the mattef Of the application Of the ]. W. 4
K. r. r. Co, for the condemnation Of certain ral
estate.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue Of an or
der entered 10 the above entitled matter on the 6th
day Of March, 1873, tho undeTTgned Commissions
will. on Thursday, April I, 1875, ats O'Clock A, T.,
at the once Of Ferguson d PAUL. 1910 Chaplln!
street, Wheeling. W. Va, proceed 70 ISceItAln lnd
into the Court 10 this matter, on account OF Tho
property claimed by W. J, Colts, tTIAies, and
other, md 10 what proportions
PATtl0i In interest In this matter arc hereby 70.
quired 10 lppSat before the aid Commissioner 81
the time and place Aforesaid, that thdr respective
Claims may b passed upon,
witness, J. X. Paul, Commissioner Of the Coun.
y Court Of Ohio county, W. Va, thi. 9Th day oil
March, 1878. III PAUL.
mr7-1h Commissioner.
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A STRAWBERRY festival will be given
in Washington Hall this and tomorrow
evenings, Tor the benefit Of the Sisters oil
ST. joseph. It should be literally patron
led.
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OK Saturday morning Harry Wood
mansee, apon Of Mr.. Lewis Woodmansee,
fell into the cellar Of the ruins Of the
Grant House, and cut q severe cash In
his head. III
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FRANK O'BRIEs and Edward Combs
will be before the police court this morn.
ing, 10 answer charges Of d~isorderly CON
duct The former was arrested BY OIL
Ger Graham, aud the latter by Stanley
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GLORIOUS NEws.-John Roemer, Nos.
2,0ls and 2,02l Main street, Is receiving
choice and brilliant patterns OF Carpets
from 15c to 81.
80 different Patterns Of Wall Paper
from Q TO l0c.
500 different Patterns Of handsome
style Calico from 8 10 &c.
200 pieces Of Muslins from s 10 l0c.
Our 5.cent Counter 10 loaded with 500
different choice and useiul articles,
worth ten times their cost.
800 Umbrellas and PArAsols for l23c
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Ar the St. Alphonsus Fair on satur-
day evening, Miss Ida Beuter was the
successful candidate Tor q q pair o! gold
bracelets, and Mis- Mary E. Tonor won 4
large doll
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OK Saturday night Officer Baum ar
rested Phil. speidel, who Is wanted &c
ansWer a charge Of raising q disturbance
on Wood street, in South Wheeling, about
Eix weeks since.
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INFORMANT R0IIcE.-Uatll JAY lot,
to reduce cur immense stuck, we offer:
200 Pair Jeans Pants, Ilued, OF 500.
100 Pair cashmere Pants at Sl.50.
500 fer mln's Summer Goats.
$50 for Boys Summer Goats.
u Pair Hose for 900.
IL (Hsmmed) Handkerchlefs 500.
$500 for mems all wool Cashmere
Suits.
$50 for mems White Vests.
Boys Cashmere Pants at SOC.
Mems unlaundrIsd cuIorsd Shirt, al
25c.
Mems unliundried white Shirts at 100.
To show cur many customers that we
mean what we say, please call asd ask
for goods advertised.
KLINE BROTHERS,
"a Twelfth 81.
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Double Wall, Seamless Llnsd, Triple
Plated Ioa PItchsr,, for $3.50, $3.50
and $3.50, at
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fOLlUB OOUKI-Juuye Sut'Wt1'
Business disposed Of in this court on
Saturday:
Robert Gould, drunk, 81 and costs
Execution suspended on payment ofcosls
Louis Hoffman, using abusive language
toward James D. Emery, 81 and costs
Execution suspended on payment OF costs
William jenkins (colored), disorderly
conduct, 81 and costs. Paid.
David oppenheimer, disorderly, s. and
costs. Paid.
Kate Mooney and Mary Laing were
each fined $50 and costs for keeping
houses OF i'll fame.
Leonard Cornwall paid SIS and costs
for delivering coal without first weighing
Geo. Boycc and Cornelius Vance,
drunkenness, s. and costs each. Com
mitted.
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Court met at 10 o'clock Saturday morn
ipg'and disposed ofthe following business
Pitts, Graham & Co. We. James II.
Simmons and others; in chancery. Order
OF distribution entered 10 this case.
Adjourned until Monday at 10 A. NJ.
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The CouRr.-suPREME CouRr OF Ar:
PEALs-JudSa Green, Moore RayaoHd and
JohnIon.-This Court was In session a.
usual on Saturday, but transacted no
business, the call Of cases from this cir
cult having been completed, and the next
circuit cali beginning on Wednesday
Adjourned to Tuesday at 10 A. NJ, when
the hearing Of motions will be 10 order.
U. s. Drsrnlor oounT-J4ag. Jackson.
Court met at the usual hour Saturday
morning. mi,
Patton were proven and certified.
Rankin Wiley, Esq, Of Mason county,
was admitted to practice In this Court.
Adjourned to court in course.
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THE best bargains aver offered in the
city can now be had at the popular house
Of ]. Blum & Bro.
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Also an overwhelming stock Of Dress
Goods at unprecedented low prices. His
motto is, "They must be sold"
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IsELI II because my customers all say
Morning Glory Baking Powder Is the
best. They all use II.
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LOOK at the Summer Silks 1. Blum &
Bro. offer.
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READ the advertisement Of I. Blum &
Bros at the head Of local.
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REAp the advertisement Of L. Blum a
Bro. at the head Of local.
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GROCERIES.


lust RECEIVED
Italian MaaruuL.
Hago,
Cracked Wheat ur
Strained Honey,
Anehoyt1 In oil and In Wa.
GSaiasn Coca Shelf, "N"t
4 sse I9t q cAO@llls ,u,b,s
f..ta SAlAeui, Dsnl visiIsA snatE
Lstnon syrup In plnlL
Rh!pbtrTy syrup 10 pius
Etne Apple Syrup IN pipt,
suaroerry slruh 10 tin,.
ga Trout 10 threeoaSd -,
saidine,, In large ma sI,I1
ss siIdi Rustiu, 10 leo
A; ..l M a., Walter
~-lE S9lfIups
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READ I. Blum & Bros advertisement
at head Of local.
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GREAT bargain. in Black Silks at
Blum & Bros.
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River News.

River s feet last evening and still fall
ing. Weather cold all day, and raining In
the evening.
The o,Neal departed for Pittsburgh al
z O'Clock Saturday morning.
The Express departed for Parkersburg
at 10i o'clock.
The Courier, having continued her TRIP
after breaking her shaft, as far as Mari
eta, returned 10 this port, driven by one
wheel, and Is now laid up at the loot oil
l4th street for repairs.
THE local packets arrived and depart
ed as usual.
The Hudson departed for Cincinnati
at 7 r. NJ.
The Joseph A. Stone got of with her
barges for St. Louis about dark.
The Salt Valley, from Ironton for Pitts.
burgh, arrived before midnight.
The Alice, from St. Louis for Pitts.
burgh, arrived before midnight, but beat
round nearly all night trying TO get up
through the rifle. Coming to the wharf
she backed down against the Hornbrook
float, causing It to jerk out . r%ing-post,
and sliding down against the towboat
Hobbs drove II against the Courier and
breaking one Of the Hobbs scape pipes,
The Courier wrenched her spar rigging
and shacklea things around considerably.
The Alice, taking a barge or two for
lighters,started for Pittsburgh about day.
light and got into 4 pool nea the gov.
ernment light at the head Of the Island,
where she stuck until near noon, but
finally got out.
The Katie stockdale, from Cincinnati
for Pittsburgh, passed upin the forenoon.
The Science did not get up from Par
ker,burg until about 10 o'clock yesterday
morning.
The Science will be the packet for
Parkenbr.g at 1880 o'clock to-day.
The Andes, from Cincinnati, will be
due at noon.
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LOOK at the Grenadines, Lawns, Per
Gales 4 bindings. !. Blum & Bro.
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pEA1 a Blun'I. Won Nlll ,.ye mOnsy.
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READI /. Blum q Bro, . adyertisementl
head Of local.
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We offer the best value at all times. 1
Blum q Bro.
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EVANSVILLE, June 9.-Weather rainy.
River 7 feet and falling. Up-Fearless
and tow. Maggie Smith, Thomas sher-
lock. Down-Grey Eagle and tow. Bus.
mess light.
CAIRO, June 9.-Arrived = Sherlock,
New Orleans; Coal City, 81. Lows; Eddy
vile, Nashville; Grand Tower, Vicks-
burg; James D. Parker, Cincinnati; Ar
kansas Belle, Evansville; Capital City,
ST. Louis. Departed-sherloek, cincin-
natl; EddJville, Nashville; Grand Tower,
St. Louii; Annie, Ohio River; Parker,
Memphis; Arkansas Belle, Evansville;
Capital City, v~icksburg; Coal City, 81.
Louis. River 20 feet II inches and fall:
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Is Your HAIR THIN Oh FALLING o

READ 1. Blum 4 Bros. advertisement
at the head OF local.
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READ l. Blum 4 Bros advertisement
at head Of local.
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eau,linl Concert sn1d ORGAN

S42o, superb ennd squGrs Pianos, cot tLI0o.
only sass. Elegant Upright PiAnos oS,s ssoo. only
SIS, OHank y stops t72 50. Church 0rgAni, II
stops cost $3.50, only Sis. Elegant tS75 Minor
Top Organs only sl06. Ifemendout Sacrifice "a
close out present STOCK. New steam Factory soon
10 DO eiected. Newspaper with much information
about coIt Of Pianos and Organs, SENT FREE.
Please address DANIEL r. BEATTY, wAshlnnton,
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Gmqntaliaemen
MONDAY, D \ 10, 1875.


specialties for this week-C.T T. Brues
Attractions ior this Week.. Blum q
Bru.-head Of local.
For Cincinnati-Steamer Andes
Parlor and Chamber Suisse. Mendel,
Booth & Co.
Lemonade straws-Cummins & Woods,
Trustees Sale.
Erecutors' Sale Of Short Creek Land.
Special Announeement-silyer Ware
Turner & Dillon.
Thompson & Hibberd-Plumbers.
Photographs Only 81 90 Per Dozen
Plummer's Gallery.
THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
as observed at schDepfs drug store, Opera
House corner:
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1. BLux& Bro have the cheapest Linen
Suits in America.
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Ii ,27s Prizes, amounting to..-.........-.-.."sSf2-S o
GEN. @. 7. BEAUREGARD. Of La,
GEN. JUBAL A. EARLY, Of VG,,
Commissioners
Write Tor Circular or send orders to
N. A. pAuPHih.
P. O.. Box 6s2, New Orleans, Louisiana
mylb.W A
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No LApY's TOILET COMPLETE unless
there be the fragrant sozodont; unto the
breath sweet odors 1t imparts, the gums q
ruby redness SOC assume, the teeth quick
rival alabaster tint, and seem a. pearls
set in q coral vase,
spalding's Glue, cheap, convenient,
pa.frI eodAE.
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uEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
i PAIN.
During the eleven years have been praeticing
thousand persons With PRRyEcI 6AYETY, Apd In
almost every case with entire ntiifaction 70 myseli
and patients.
We constantly keep on hands pure Hitroui Oxide
Gm for those that desire 70 takelt.
DR.. SURGlSOH 4 som
pd3s No Ito Market st.
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M E AND
lil Cured CAnyAsed Hams, spEAI Cured CAnLRb
al shoulder, Sugar Cured cinVGSsd Breakfast b,
con, Plain Shoulder, Clear 6lde, sugar Cured DrtOd
Beoi, fruah from smoke houIe daily; Kettle Eendes+
Cd LEAF Lard, In Terees, Barrels and Hall BAErelf
Kegs and Pals; all at lowest market rlte4
N. REILLY,
iIi 100 lpd 1911 Main strrSt
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Foa RENT.
RENT

FOR Rent
The Store Room, No. 2lOl Main street,
recently occupied by W. ]. Sitter Al a Dry
Goods Store. Possession given at once.
Apply to JOHN g. NAYLoB,
1900 Main Street.
win also sell At private sale one Safe,
two Show Gases, one Stove, one Calico
Rack, one Carpet Roller, one pair Scales,
one Step Ladder, one w%heslbArrOw, and
one Copying Press. le7
FoR RENT, SALE OR EXCHANGE
Nv Residence; No. sI5 Main street, clos.
to Suspension Bridge. Large and elegant
house, with all modern improvements
Also, vacant Lot adjoining.
h. FORBES,
lei Office 1l42 Chapline Street
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TIE military shooting match for the
Maynard cup will take place on Satur-
day afternoon next At 2 o'clock, at Wood.
land Range, Old Probabilities permitting.
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THAT HARLEM COUPLE.

David Brisbce. the young man accused Of having
compelled Miss Jessie Hunt. of Lexington avenue
and lOsth street. to marry him under penalty In
OF refusal OF having her throat cut with razor
sharpened for the purpose. and for whose apprehen-
sion a warrant was issued on Sunday by Judge Kas-
mire, yesterday walked into the Harlem Police
Court aud surrendered himself 10 Sergeant
George W. Barrett. He invited to take
a seat, aud word speedily sent to
Miss Hunt who after appeared with her father
In court. but said she unable. owing to nervous
prostration, 20 undergo examination. Brisbee,
who pleaded not guilty to the charge, thereupon
committed in default Of 81, 600 bail to await hear
ing.
lie afterward told reporter that the introduction
of the into the pure fiction, and that
Miss Hunt married him Of her own FREQ will and
without any compusion whatever. He further says
he will prove his innocence of the charge 70 the
satisfaction OF the magistrate and will then demand
possession of his bride from her parents, who, ne
alleges, trying 10 persuade the lady ~ abandon
her lawful husband. Brsbee wae taken TO the liar-
lem Prison. but said he weuld be able TO procure
bondsman before tho lapse Of twenty -four hours.