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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-07

A COUNTERFEIT TRADE DoLIAR.-A
well executed counterfeit Of the. trade
dollar Is in circulation. By comparison
the fraudulent piece will be found about
1882 Of an inch less in size than the gen.
uine dollar. The best means Of protec.
ton is by weighing, It being 1854 grains
less, or only about three.tourths the
weight OF the true coin. Il gives a
smooth or "quicksilver" feeling when
rubbed between the fingers, which Is an
other means OF detection. It ia some.
what darker in color than the genuine
article. The "ring" OF the counterfeit
metal Is perfect. So says an exchange.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-07

MONUMENTS IN GLAss.-Coon Wick
ham, notwithstanding his occupation OF
engineer at the Water Works is OF an
eminently practical character and totally
concerns the needs OF the present hour,
has not been without his meditations
about the future. Out Of them he has
evolved monument OF glass, and 1t is a
very unique and pretty affair. Coon
seems 10 have longed for something capa'
BILE Of more ornamentation than marble
and more lasting than brass, and there.
fore turned to glass. He has several
small tombstones and monuments made
Of plates or slabs Of crystal. The
plates are mitred, and when put
together form hollow square or para.
Telegram. The inscription, together
with a photograph Of any design desired,
is put on the back side OF the plate, after
which it may be treated so as to have the
appearance Of granite, red or gray, or Of
marble. Thus when the monument is
set up the inscription and ornamental
designs are inside and thoroughly pro-
tected from the action Of air, water or
the corroding influence OF our sulphu.
rous smoke. MIR. Wickham thinks that
monuments OF any size or design can be
readily constructed OF glass, and thus
they can be made cheaper than monu-
ments OF any other material, and will be.
come popular because they are literally
indestrucuble. He has secured patent
on his plans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-07

A SINGLE teaspoonlul to a quart Of
-four ia the way they use Charm Baking
Powder. II. F. Behrens, across the creek,
keens Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-07

DIhu0c Retail price 5000 aav III
EIhNUO PniOr OrofnI, Lntt s3lV q
----s e5. PAPER Inc. DASIRt
BEATTY, Washington, NJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-07

LOOK out for bad ffty cent pieces.
Clever eounterieib are In circulation.
They have no "ring," but fall "a dead as
a door nail when struck upon Q counter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-07

POSTMASTER RAWLINGS Yesterday com
planned to City Sergeant Ripley Of q
number Of boys whom he charges with
deiacing and disfsuring the letter boxes
at the corners OF Eoff and l4th and Jacob
and 18th streets. The young rascale
daubed tar and manure over the openings
to the boxes. They will be closely
watched in the future, and If detected
will be severely dealt with.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-07
Ghe9nteaiqt
THURSDAY, MARCH7, 1875.


Spring Style OF Hats at Reeds.
Bargains-Friend & Son.
Three Days More-Oxtoby & Dutield.
Stair Rods and Fastenings-G. Mendel,
Booth & Co.
Great Auction Sale-Jos. Wilde.
For Sale-Brick Dwelling Houses.
Public Sale Of Marshall County Farm,
Commissioners Notice.
In Circuit Court Of Ohio County.
Wheelbarrow Match-head Of local.
THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
az observed at Schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
sa Z; ii q 'f q 's :,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-07

nrRE LEAF LARD-Tierces, Barrels Halt
RmfelL Pals and Hall PaIlS Superior 10 the
Socalled "Rsnned" Lard, much d which u unht
Tor iood. D. 9, LIsT, Jh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-07

A711 o'clock last night not a solitary
offender had been run into the city cooler.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-07

spaulding's Glue, save and mend the
mecca. eod&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-07

IN spite Of your teeth,
Both above and beneath
Being lightly enAmel'd aud thin,
They will never break down,
Nor turn yellow nor brown,
II the soZopoSr's daily brushed 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-07

If you want hat that is hat 80 to
Reeds. $500 -
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EoR RENT
nor SALE OR RENT
'DooMs FOR RENT

MGR gEsT-One hne Brick Dwelling, nine
rooms, with all modern improvements includ,
ing water cCSet and bath tubs; large lot; located
no. 20 South Penn street, and now occupied by W.
II. Caldwell, Ltq, Possession April LIST.
One two and hAliLtory Brick House, with eight
ro)ms and Htore Room, gas and water, all In good
repair; No. G. Eighteenth street. VIII DO rented
very low. Possession April lsL
Two onos,oFy Frame Houses on Eleventh street,
suitable for offices or dwellings Possession April l..
Apply 10 ,n.y,
Io0a 1871 Market ST.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-07

from q circular issued by y. HOrk heimef
& Co.: Mink, l0caS1 90; muslcrat, Sal0c;
raccoon, 5a5Oc; skunk, 6a6Oc; grey fox,
60caSl 10; red fox, 50ca$l 90; otter, IS Cd
al 90; oposSum, 5al5c; wild cat, 40a5Oc;
house cot, 5al5c: sheep pelts, 25caS1 90.
GRoCERIEs-We have no change TO note
In prices. -Sugurs continue firm at quota.
tons. Coffee continues weak. MoIasses
steady; prime held with considerable
tenacity at quoted rates. Country orders
are coming forward sparingly, owing to bad
roads. Wequote: CgJeeS-Fair to good Rio
at l7AlSc, prime at l0c, choice at zoe, hest
roasted zoe, yellow Rio Sc. SyrupS-Com.
mon 4Oa45c, prime Soc, New Orleans MolAs-
SEES, good $50, prime 45c, choice Coo. Slgars-
Refined hard crushed and granulated lOkc,
A Coffee 9Hc, BSAc, Commercial A Sugar
0Hc, commercial q SIC, yellow G Sc,
Golden c TXc, common yellow, 7I<asc;
stock OF N. U. Sugar, 11IaSc. Rice-Caro.
lima choice 7hc, New Orleans, prime at
61fa7c.
GRAIN-The supplies OF corn and oats
are somewhat increased, but the offerings
are not In excess OF the demand and the
market Is steady and moderately active.
Wheat Is quiet and nominal. The decline
10 the West will be likely to cause an easier
feeling here should the same tendency con.
tinue to prevail, but as yet II has pro.
duced no apparent effect. We quote prime
Pennsylvania aud Ohio red at 81 20.
Corn Is easier; we quote new at 42a45c.
Oats are rather firm at 26A27c. Rye Is
STEADY, with moderate supplies at SOC per
buShel.
GINsRNe-No. /, dry, 81 GOAL 10 per lib.
HAY-RalAd FRmaInR vary nufcf AID
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-07
FoR SALE
A RARE CHANGE
To Secure Fine Home on Reasonable
Terms.

Tho undersigned Offers for sale bis property In
WsllibuFg, W. Va, combating Of four lots in one
b0dy), having thereon
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-07

~ wuEwlSo. JInar' . -
Notice IL htreby given that lhe y n tl!i
"Smiih 4 Co.." incorporate ~ H. spstsa!.
June, 1915, at Henetal m,tiinS "hoIs ffoJt'I !
en- has been dissolved ana lhr ,srtn, 4 iNas..
s1s AZ III b%p devoted to the
ia haDdI Of Aiirsi 4. smith, ont OF Va is u, d
toFs, al tho oiiiCe Of the aid COMPANY -
Of Wheeling. ,ouvp,pTOS, pfriili,ifF
A, X, STEVENSON, Stcy.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-04
MUST ABUSE SOME ONE.

Every Evening and Commercial attacks
the Delaware State Fire and Marine Insur-
ance Company, and substantially charges
citizens of the wealth and worth of VIM.
Bright, G. P. johnson, nr. Tantum, Presi-
dent Litchepstein of the City Council, M.
NJ. Child, VIM. M.Morrow, ,and such like with
putting forth false and fraudulent state.
ment of the company's affairs as true one.
This is a serious charge, one which the
high character of the gentlemen we have
named, is sufficient TO rebut. It is not con-
ceiyable that these gentlemen, some oi
whom are in the decline of life, life oil
probity and prudence, would lend them
selves to any schemes sucn as the Every
Evening charges TO be false and fraudulent
Their character alone stamps the accusa-
tion as SANDER. We are quite certain
that the malice Of the slanderer will come
home to his own lips. They who have
property to Insure need Doi fear that any
institution over which VIM. Bright, pre-
sides, and G. P. johnson, cares for th'
money will be found wanting.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-04
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL NOTES.

There was lots of fun at the Rink Satur.
day night
The Philadelphia or New York papers did
not reach this city yesterday.
Human hearts, smeared with gore, al
ready be'labbe the valentine shops.
Rev. j. NJ. P. Otis will leave this city on
Tuesday. for Greensboro. Alabama.
Yesterday was delightful day and the
streets were thronged with promenaders.
One hundred and ten prisoners In jail and
over three months before court will be In
session.
Rawnsley's Senate will hold their first
ball in Prof. Webster's dancing academy,
on the 18th inst.
1t has been said that McN lance, who was
illegally fined and imprisoned by Magistrate
Cole will enter suit against him for dam
ages.
The Rev. J. B. QuIgg, will preach the
dedication sermon of the new chapel at
Founders corner, near the telegraph road,
Nd. on Sunday afternoon.
Saturday was the feast of the Publication
of the Blessed Virgin Mary, commonly
called Candlemas day. Services were held
in the Roman Catholic Churches.
Messrs. Hilles e. Jones, of this city, sent
to Upland, Pa, three large steam boilers, 10
ba used in one of the cotton mills at that
place. The last one ives delivered on Satur-
day.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-04
THE HOUSEHOLD OF FAITH.

The Household of Faith held their ser
vices, yesterday, in the Opera House. Ell
der Miles Grant, who has been conducting
their services for some time, preached
there at 1880 a. m. and 8 p. M, on, s.The
Destiny OF the Wicked y The Sacrament
was administered at their usual place of
worship at 7.3O in the evening. The attends
ance was very large. ,,.,1s a ,a..g
The business meeting which, was post.
poned on Friday night, on account Of the
inclemency of the weather, will take place
this evening. If is understood, however,
the congregation have decided to build their
proposed church on the lot adjoining the
No. 1 school house, at the corner of Sixth
and French streets. E%GlTE1
This evening the Elder will exhibit bis
prophetic chart, a very large affair compris
ing sort of pictorial compendium of Bibl>
cal history and prophecy, and give free,
descriptive lecture thereon. ,.-,,,5
The Morning herald., 1878-02-04
MAGISTRATES CASES.

John Butcher was charged, before Es>
quire Brady, on Saturday with disorderly
conduct, and fined 50 and costs. Ella
Moore colored, charged with the larceny Of
lady's hat, belonging to Rebecca W. Wit
tington, was required to give $1OO bail for
her appearance at court, and in default was
committed to jail. Wesley Butcher, coz
ored, charged with the larceny of pair Of
boots, was held in $500 bail by Esquire
Cole, for her appearance at Court, in de-
fault, he was committed. /
The Morning herald., 1878-02-04
A LARGE CONTRA ACT.

Mr.. Peck, the lumber merchant at Red-
den Station, on the Junction & Breakwater
Railroad is running his lumber works on
full time. He has received contract from
Swift, Courtney & Co., Of this city, to fur
nish them with yearly million of feet of
green lumber, for the manufacture of
matches and match boxes. He is contract.
ing for large quantities of this class OF
wood, which has not before been in demand
down there. e.l l. g.. .a r1
The Morning herald., 1878-02-04
THE HERALD.
De aware Feb, 4, 1873
AZURE ALMANAC-THIS DAY.
LAW vINDICATED.

The decision of the Hon. Leonsrd e.
Wales in the McNamee case is one of very
great Importance to the poor and lowly.
If the decision was to have been unreversed
II would have given almost despotic power
to the Justices of this city. Only think for
a moment; such stretch of law on part of
Justice as to "adjudge that the acts
proven tend to a breach of the peace.''
Ouph III g.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-04

NOTICE TO MARINERS.

li The Five Fathom Bank Lightship, in
Delaware Bay, has been removed three
miles south of its former location, approx
imately as follows Latitude 80 degrees 4S
minutes 20 seconds, longitude "a ,36, 10, Cape
Henlopen light bearing west % miles dis
tant. Vessels entering Delaware bay should
pass to the southwark and eastward Of the
lightship.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-04
POLICE CASES.

Businefs has been rather lively at tie
Police Station during the last two days
Joseph Couutiss and Elias johnson, charged
with disorderly conduct, was required to
pay costs. One vagrant was committed fer
sixty days. There were also two caees of
assault and battery; names are withheld.
-Four drWnks wound up the list.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-04
HOME FOR FKIENDLEss CHILDREN

Mr.. Isaac L. Crouch has been appointed
Superintendent of the Home for Friendless
Children, and entered upon his duties last
Thursday. The appointment, said Mr.
Crouch w's unexpected by him, he never
having apple therefor.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-04
REMOVAL.

Tcrris & Bro, who bought out the job
department of the E, & G., are now occupy
ing the second story of that building, have
rented the third and fourth stories of the
Bradford building on Third street near
King, whore they will remove the latter
part of this month.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-04
PENINsULAR NEWS.
Compiled from our Exchanges.)

r....@ DELAWARE. 'tr1}f 5c.
Bishop Scott returned to his homo at
Odessa from a trip in Florida one day last
week. .ra.t
The Ponder House, at Milton, was, ,un-
rooted by the storm on Thursday last. 1t
was of tin. nm
Five hundred hands have been discharged
from the New Castle Manufactories, in the
last two months. ,5.
D. s. Thompson & Co., of Milford, have
purchased SO far So, 900 rabbit skins, 1000
coons, 600 oppossums and S5 otters. ;..r.s,
Rev. Mr.. Inskip preached at, the NJ. E.
Church, in Dover, yesterday morning. and
evening. In the afternoon Mrs. Inskip ad-
dressed the young people. '.' '''
Rev. J. NJ. Williams. A. M. sent In bis
resignation as principal of the Wilmington
Conference Academy to the Board Of Trus-
tees at its meeting last Wednesday. It is
the expectation of Mr.. W. to return to the
ministry. ,s s.'r, rr ,E-v'~et-sor
The tin roof was torn off from one side Of
Paymaster Clark's residence, In Milford, and
thrown over upon the chimney of the rear
building, which it also carried away. A
small bay schooner was driven ashore on
Slaughter Beach. ,.....a, .,t a.s;
\ ... MARYLAND. '~z# -.i3g.,'T
East New Market, Maryland, has brass
band. ..- ..,t.... .53t-. 4. rgsaa
Maryland's new Senator, Groome, weighs
e50 pounds. .. v- & ar.ot
The Fisherren's Convention at Eastoa
proved fizzle. -r-srr~
Somerset county pea growers have CON-
menced planting. 'eei'cc "7at 3"
The Maryland Fish Commission costs tie
State $40, 900 per annum. p" ea' 20 5>F"tS
The editorial columns Of the Eastern
Shore papers teem with advice to til Legis-
lature. ~. s..r' .R.t ''u
Mr.. Norris is building large hotel at
Oxford, Talbot county, for the accommoda-
tion of summer boarders. -0n '.5 "n
VIM. Brannock, rear Tobaccostick, has a
hog two years old, whose weight is supposed
to be from 1900 to 1900 pounds. ao1 rym,
Two fishing boats recently arrived at
BIshopville, Worcester county, with twet-
ty-eight thousand lounds of rock aud
perch. d.. n
Capt. Conroy, shot by Capt. Mitchell of
the oyster police sloop, of Thomas Point,
ip the Chesapeake last Wednesday, is past
recovery.
The Rev. Charles P. Mallery. of Chess--
peake Cit {, Md, who is preparing a history
OF Bohemia Manor, has been elected cor
r spending member of the New York Hit
torical Society. .,.fr
Capt. Clarke, OF Annapolis, of the oyster
police sloop "Nannie Mtrryman," arrested
ou Saturday last Ca pt. Mills, of the rupsy
"Chicora," of the Eastern Shore, for de-
faced dredging lie ure numbers.
The Port correspondent, Of the C,,il
Democrat, says: "s'x fine white sha were
caught in fish pot short distance up the
river a few days before the late freeze. So
fishermen may look for an esrly run"
Mr.. James Houston, the Sheriff of New
Orleans, who DISPLAYED such coolness, judg-
| ment and rerve in his late arrest of the IN
famous Louisiana Reu'p:pg Board, is a
] native of he Eastern Shore of Maryland.
Charles G. England, an undersa aker, re-
siding near Brick Meeting House, Cecil
county, Nd, committed suicide on the 10Th
instant by shooting himself through Il Q
heart, and thus making JOB for some
other undertaken.
III It,,.A 10. T. L
The Morning herald., 1878-02-04
SUDDEN DEATH.

Miss Annie Hooter, aged 81 years, sister
in-law Of Geo. ". Vernon, and residing at
his residence, No. sos W. Fifth street, was
found dead in her bed yesterday morning.
Coroner Rose held an inquest in the after
noon, and a verdict was rendered Of death
caused by epileptic convulsions.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-04
Y. M. G. A.

The Young Mems Christian Association
will conduct the revival services in Grace
M. E. Church this evening, commencing at
7.30 O'Clock.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-04
VOL. V, NO. l42,
RAILROADS.
,vr,,uHr1ADELpHlA, "a WILMINGTON AND
RALTlMOSE HAILkOA
49, Co,,o,ohor OEth 1877.

nHILADELPRIA, WILMINGTON AMI
BALTlMOhE kAlLRoA
November 26th. 1877.
Z a,vo,ns will leave Wilmington as follo"e
" and intermediate stations
III. 10. 600, 8 Al. 10 90, a. m. w. 4oo'
paiiadelphin and New York, 2 09' B Al m'
s,s1ti s1 IN, more and intermeiiat stations, 30
asltimore and Washington, IL 81, TO- 09'
b "a na. IL 54, u Sc, 500, p IN.
Trains for Delaware Division leave !or
New Castle 6 %, 8 81, q m, 10, W p. m: m
vrvoming and intermediate stations ~
III m } Is, 6 81 p m. q On
\. m. l l5, p. m. mpArNs
pbiIadel phia and intermediate stations
IN 10 a M. s. 90 $50 p N.
Y>niiadelpbia and New York, z W, Al m.
5seitimore and Washington. l2t' 10 IN.
( ,iTor further information passengers ere
~&serred 10 the time tables posted ut the de-
ID. uNruv snnt.
l1uns-ly H. h-ENN = eNp''
The Morning herald., 1878-02-04

|xvHANaE OF n0UkS-WlLMlNGTO
M; q WESTERN RAlLROAD-Comm ommenc-
! 1g Thursday Dec. 4, 1873, Trains Will run
lava Wilmington 10 n a N, and 3OPm
aTaaya Lander burg . As b II and ~ p. N.
Xrrjve at Wilmington 755 in, anu ~
1pfn. -. 10 ~ ond An
Nm Train leaving L,anden-
ters 81, S.45 o.. Ia. with train for Falladel'
Tfaln leaving Wilmington a io;2y 70 q 20 =,
4vith train leaving philadelphia at .l0 M
ia SPennsylyan. Ia and Delaware train leaV-
ing Landenbe.g at l 90 p. m.
Train Leaving Landenberg al ~ p. no
vvith Pennsylvania and Delaware yrs IN ana
With train leaving Wilmington lor fhlls''
Train leaving wilmington at 5.V 10
with train ies lnx fhlladeinhia At y p.
wi'n u y. CONNBLL Sup
The Morning herald., 1878-02-04
FOR RENT.

I'M ANTED TO RENr-A 'arm Win MOI oa
WI less than thirty acres OF land no nor more
man one hundred, located near WI ming
ton. Ans one having such laiIn 70 t ~ ~
singer ain ONCE, 424 Market Street, W1tmlng- ~
tor, Del. l@nI0
The Morning herald., 1878-02-04

The HERALD can be purchased at Joseph
Haro's cigar store, Eighth and Pine streets.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-04

AW. JONES, Fancy Dyers, 432 n. From
j street, Branch Office corner Nint. and
Vine Streets, Philadelphia Ladies and
t;entlemen's Garments OF every d1scrip
ION Dved or Cleansed Kid shoes, Feath.
ers end Gloves dyed or Oieansed.
April 1877,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-08
TheTohaeeo Market.
BALTIMORE, January 3, 1878.

BALTIMORE, January o, 1878.
Editors OF the Register.
We have TO report hardly any change
in our market for Ohio Tobacco durIn g
the psst mouth; the transactions have
been very limited, embracing only &
couple hundred hhds, snd prices have
ruled low The stock OF ONO n hrst
hands on the trst OF January was 5,9oO
hhds., and of Maryland 1900 hhds.
The total stock OF Ohio in first and sec
ond hands amounts to 6 800 hhds, and
of MARYLAND to Il, 600 Hhds.r
The stock of ONO IN the Bremen
market, in importers hands, Is l,l30
hhd's.
1t is generally believed, that as soon IS
the German Parliament assemblies, which
Will be either this month or by the
middle Of February, higher tax Will be
LEVIED on tobacco in Germany. THIS eI-
psctstion has led 70 some speculative pur-
chsses in Bremen of the low snd medium
grades of Kentucky, Virginia and Mary.
land tobacco, bat according to late sd-
vices the excitement has again suosioeo
and the market is reported quiet.
As regards the style Of duty to be ln-
posed it seems to be generally believed
that the same will be plsced on the raw
article, but ST the same time 1t Is not a.
together impossible thst the German
government msy choose to put 1t on the
man ufactured article, as Is the case II this
country. If the tax should be rsised on
the lesf, it is likely to unsettle the tobacco
business a. the German ports Tor some
time to come, snd fresh imports will
hardly find purchasers, as the MAI Qtac-
turers OF Germany will no doubt work up
their old stock, before laying IN fresh
supply on which they would have to Psy
s much higher duty.
Pending this change OF duty, which
may virtually close to Us for CONSIDER
able period the Bremen market, We
would caution our friends sgsln not to
make further purchases OF the new crop,
unless ii very safe prices; we regret that
so much of it has been purchased already,
VI higher figure: than seem WARRANTED
bv the prospects Of the market.
The inspections OF Ohio tobacco up TO
Dscembe 9Ist, amount 70 22,250 hhds.,
sgsins. l7,436 hhds., in. 1875
Yours truly,
WLKESs & BEALL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-08
.uIn,er,or Decoration Disaster

AuInterior Decoration Disaster.
Detroit Free Press.
"Hs!D cried the Court IS Patrick Aur-
Dhy's head showed Itself outside the cor
ridor door
That's me-I'm here! answered Pat
rick.
MIR. Murphy, there's 3 complaint
nere against you" -.
Isn't !. against me brother Johnr
GNo s!r: It reads Patrick Murphy, With
big z Oh the Pstrick. You are tn
nan, and what do you say to the cnArge
o, drunkenness?
Il say that drunkenness is & Dad thlng'
SIR"
so 4 is, aud you may ind 1t out
" Ia: is your pies|
aThs same as 3 lawyer would snsweF,
SIR
You plead not guilty, and now We ].
usve the proofs pro and con. Have you
~ with essesT
Yes, SIR. l wish to have mSsel'
worn"
you can make your statement II you
!esire Begin =; the beginning ard tel!
q straight story"
"Nea. sir" began Patrick, a. he drew
deep breath. al was born IN 1882 on
slde.hill about fourteen miles from
IA ma, HIS that 20 d, with how you
~. drunk in 1877" interrupted The
Court.
;- yor- Horo-"
,,U,lI Nt - u;.b yss.s-9.y rparniur.
-, - g., Las"
81. C.. L.. ass rDn NJ coffee sir
- 80 - saco,1r'
n - W. - l..-.ho-.o essa my
.oa.a -
% - cs.,, waste ,ire over you-
a. - ! - ~ "a, : ri,,1a go viii
-Sse. Is. &c y
! S =, =, u 1sA - 80 dino -ovaI YARNS
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One fine day II The moAth O! Decs.D
az, 49,, gan Tue Co1' :, s..
man named ralFi-k NJ - III. tho-hu' :.
Id 10 the vIe-A ~ - - 80 =!
ing The psrioF shy-o'uei the Al'cNe"
Ny-reI AID the o"4 rooms PeS-Sl OK"
oaded down WILD ye.lo" ana P,cho~ u
gith lead color ana putty ne oou-u'
quart OF kerosene Oh, some u'y P&'a =
| borrowed s WhlteWash oFusl' anu A''s'
49, AaG put IN hall 1Sy "o'A ne Aa' =
5 knew has own house hof MS VIE no.
MS babies, nor h!s CAL nor us poor oAO
.untner. There was PsLt III 'ney
cou dn't rest. Some hs1 ore Que eye ~
1ue red one others hsd ultrS-iss'!s'