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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-21
INTERNATIONALLY INJURED.

Thomas Bernhard, OF No. 800 West Forty-sccond
street, was taken TO tho Fty.seventh Street Court
yesterday morning on a charge Of shooting Patrick
o'Kccfc, aged ten, OF No. Cos West Forty .sevcnth
street. Mr.. Bernhard, was related In yesterdays
HERALD, was on a steam yacht, loot Of East Forty
seventh street, Sunday morning, with his family and
party OF friends, when crowd OF roughs attempted
TO iorco their way on board Thoy driven or but
returned again TO the charge tho md time assault
ing the party on board with stones and brckbats. Mrs
Bernhard was struck with stone In the mouth Mr..
Bernhard pulled out revolver TO brighten them and
a was accidentally unchanged, the ball from which
struck young O'keefe, who was lying on lumber
pile some distance away, IN the groin. Tho boy
removed to Bellevue Hospital, where he nov lies IN
somewhat critical condition, and Mr., Bernhard, on
his return from his excursion, delivered himself up
lie was committed TO await the result OF INJURIES and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-21
AN APRIL FOOL.

Roso Wolf charges Moses l.. Goldman with having
deceived her the LIST OF April, 1916 on that date,
Is alleged, he presented hor with certificate Of mar
mage and a gold ring, claiming that this ceremony
constituted indissouble marriage tie Tho parties
,terward occupied tho relation of husband and vile,
although they did not 1.-Two together Goldman telling
Rose that his father was opposed 10 the marriage.
subsequently n Oh lid was born. The girl about tho
anne time claims have found out that tho giving OF
n marriage certificate and ring did not constitute
legal contract She then sued for seduction and brcach
OF promiso claiming damages to the amount OF ~ 800
t;oidnan was yesterday arrested by the sheriff and
released on furnishing adequate bonds Ho Is clerk
in Bowery cIotning store, while Rose occupies her
lime as q domestic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-21
BURGLARY IN LOWER BROADWAY.

Mr.. c. silva. cigar importer, OF No. 20 Broadway,
looked up his business establishment, at rooms Nos.
II Is the building No. 20 broadway, about Ave
O'Clock saturday afternoon. lie returned yesterday
morning, about nine O'Clock, found tho paddock and
BOLT forced on Of the doors, the door Open and
about 5000 worth Of cigars missing. Mr.. Silva made
inquiry OF tho janitor ana others connected with the
building as TO whether thoy had any person or
persons around his rooms saturday night
turing sunday, but faileo to get any infornaion
leading to any satisfactory result lie made applica-
ION TO the police OF tho Twenty seventh precinct.
ina they promised 10 investigate the matter. Mr..
SILVA complains that this the fourth time that his
places OF business has been broken into aud robbed
Once at No. Dcpan row tBlcecker strcet), when no
ost 81 loo worth of property; once at No. 10 Wall
ureet, and again at place In broadway near Thir-
Iet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-21
FOREIGN PORTS.

ANTIGUA, April 2s-Arrivsd, schr Agile, Fulford. Now
sailed May. 2. schr Lizzie Lee. Stubs. New York.
BrHayp. May sailed brig , Emily tsr Kesne. Brs
r. Pcarcs English Channel for orders ttar,cd oth
Meteor tbD, ban.eomSo. Barbados; iail. Uncle Tom.
poi, Nay % brig TTcp,s Bro o Meyer for New
ai .s 10 load produce si do Maria '' m
GssrnAcgr April ai-n port sch. Matter { rlsmmcr
E Es,s ''oA""''''a next d'y '''h es ''' New
ars marr May i for port 'sni o"'" wilson, h0
Arrivca April 90. schr "Agcra" from - tand sailed
0f S,s May bark Wellington
sailed ie.h. sho James Duncan tBr. Kickhsm Liver
Cow hay. cB. May 30 Sailed steamer Marlborough
In IAN . ss,t i Mysss for nsr Mckay Tor
FALxour May s-ciearcd. bark Ebcneser tNof. sorcn-
Giss..Ian. May I4rasssd steamer Scotia tt. Garvc,
msvaSH. MAY ie-Arrived. steamer City OF Vera Cruz.
mAmsAx May 30. Arrived. steamer Alhambra cBr. Nc
NORM sYos,y CD May , ,s.Arrived bark John Geddie
Poisr TX GsLls April i-In port ship Phincas Pende.
II rkSsaanrco, April i7sailcd. bark Adrns tAuO.
POW. .PIrpr April 22-saied schr Donc. McDonaid
st Thomas. with part ofiaward cargo
rspmon 1pisSe,phia schr Fred Jacsson Andrews
Now York 27th brig Eiche tSr) Lindsay Philadelphia
sailed ApriI 81, brig pArtagnan trD. pclamar. Now
York.
In port May 2 bark Rocket Atkinson. for New York
brig Ransom Br Ietson from and for do arrived 28tn.
to sail about the 18th
oursSsrowN May 7-Cieared, bark TJomo tNor) Bache.
sailed May bark Caroline tAus,. Gherbas. Fleetwood.
QuFBEc. May 17-Arrived, steamer Quebec (Br), Lin
dali, Liverpool via Halifax.
sd PIERRE Mart April 20 Arrived schrs Chas II Fa-
bcns. Keene, savannah via 81 kits.
In port April y, schrs xebcc Br). Dunbar, for bati
sr fnoxAs May s-Arrived, sehr Alta Cole. Mitchell.
Angosturn. = -.
Givan. and John Brightman. Hanson, Cuba 9Th. ID r
Brown (Br,, Freeman, st Domingo.
81 KRIS April ls Arrived scrs NJ Thomas Rowland,
gon NJ (and sailed 18th tor Newbern, NC 9th
r uarris Kirk. Cavalier, New York; 2Sth. Yosemite,
Peatce, Boston. May Carolina Gaskiil Washns ~.
ST MARriTs. April 3O-In port, schr Nctic Bea Tur
ncr, from Boston.
sr JOINS PR, May Sailed. schr Mabel. Msloney.
Sc Jons. NIB. Mar II Cleared. barks Matilda Smith
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-21
LAURA JOYCE.

SUDDEN SUSPENSION OF THE LEGAL PROCEED
INGs IN TAYLOR VS.. TAYLoR-JUDGE LORD
ADVISES A PRIVATE sETTLEMENT-CAN THE
PARTIES NOT LIVE TOGETHER AGAIN.
BOSTON, Mass, May 20, 1878.
The iramotis persona Of the new verson OF 'Evan-
gone" we're prompt to report for rehearsal in tho
supreme Court room, East Cambridge, this morning.
Owing to a datorinoss OF tho manager, Judge Lord,
tho curtain was not rung up till about quarter bc-
fore ten O'Clock. The audience room was packed
with an expectant crowd, many OF whom
were ut tho door before the room was thrown
open The usual delegation from Harvard College
blocked up tho doorways and aisles while number
OF theatrical ami literary people filled the passage
ways out to tho front stairs. Laura and her mother
were in front seat Of the jury box accompanied
by their witnesses and retansrs "Tiny" (short for
yalentine) fresh and chippor ms on Saturday
he was in earnest consultation with his counsel and
paid but little attention TO tho crowd OF curiosity
sockcrs and lovers OF scandal. Laura sat In mcd-
tat,vc mood, with her hand supporting her dimpled
chin Mrs. Meskell looked as unconcc as II she
merely spectator. Everybody seemed TO &c
sobe.; not one OF the performers showed Signs Of
even feeling 'JolIy' or comfortable.
MAKE 1T UP.
Ats quarter to ten the Court" came IN Judge
Lord IN measured terms addressed the counsel as o
lows
GEsrIrHES-so far as the result
IL
mas which shows insup-rable objection
to an of the the parties either
by by coming together again between the
parties Interested and desire to make this suggestion tor
The OF the counsel should prefer
De the proceedings In the until they have them
aimed whether Is worth while TO and
continue this litigation betweeL the partios when, tar
have been able cannot an insuperabe OBJ
lection parties r making amicabe adjustment
themselves in either as suggested by con-
(which would be satisfactory
by the making leave the
disposition Of tue Court II this meets the
counsel should be happy to suspend ed
ings any length OF time for them to deter
mine whether amicable adjustment can be effected.
come as part OF precon certed move OF the lawyers
The matter was laid over TIL Thursday, and mean.
while efforts will be made TO effect q compromise. Ii
is not believed that thcy can be brought to live
together again, although an arrangements may DO
made by which further litigation scandal be
stopped. Tho crowd dspers Ell with a disappointed
look and feeling much as II they had pad their
money aud got cheated out OF good performance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-21
AN AUSTRIAN FRIGATE.

Tho Austrian frigate Dandolo Captain Joseph Lang,
which left Philadelphia Friday last for this port
rrved here yesterday. exchanged sautcs pissed
sovcrnor's Island ana anchored of pier No. North
River. The frisate carries twelve gus, has a COM
plement OF 276 officers and and has on board q
number OF cadets. she lett Pola, Austria, some
ago. made short stay ut Gibraltar and thence
saiied Tor Brazil, stopping at Pcrnambuco, Bahia
Barbados Since then she has crused oil the Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-21
STABBED DURING A QUARREL.

Frederick Horny, aged twenty ycars. had quarrel
yesterday afternoon with young named John
Rooney at No. 54S est Sixty second street. whero
both parties reside, when Rooney drew a knife
and stabbed Henry several times the lace and
body. Rooney escaped. and Henry takon The
Roosevelt Hospital His wounds, though painful,
arc dangerous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-21

incetown. February with 80 bos So
o;l-41O all told. that she has since ar
rived at Bermuda with 500 bbls sp all told ,,,,.
Spoken-MMch 10. lat ). lon llo W. snip Miiton-
Hamblin OF M. cruising -
May 4. lat 81 70 n Ion 1874 w bark Mount Wollaston,
Nye. NIB. with $50 bbis oil. all we'll.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
rice or LIenrnousr Inspector, rounru Drsrrrcr. !,

OrrrcE or LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR. FOURTH DIsrnrcr,l
PHILADELPHIA. PA. May 20, 1873 !
Notice Is hereby given that buoy No Goose Island flat
Bnoy) In channel, east OF the Pea Patch Fort
Delaware Delaware River, has been changed from spar
second num- painted rod. Masters OF vessels
pilots requested to give special to avoid run
ming this buoy down.
q Is WHITE. Commander US Navy.
Ibspector Fourth Lighthouse District
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SAILED.

steamers Colon, Aspinwall; Bengal tBr). London;
Aibemare Lewes. Dol; shps Gustavo Oscar UserJ,
Bremen: c.rbet Castle IBr, Liverpool: privatser trl
u;rI. London Norman (sr) Antwerp; Oscar II tsweJ
KONG sberg Orto (lta. Cork: Marine tAus), do Fs-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-21
WHALEMEN.

na5- SEQ Port Arrivals.
AZ Hamilton tiermuia). May 10, schr Helen M sim.
mons ATKINS, arrived 9th. with IL bbls Sp.
sailed IRON Yokohama April Ia. bark Norman. Camp
bell. NIB, Arctic Ocean.
letter from Caet Curron Of brig Small. or Prov.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-21

Bark Celestina tAust) Copaich. from trieste for New
Ycrk, May 2. of Lisa.
Brig aubun: from Trinidad Cuba. for Boston, May 0.
.lun1 %.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

tBr). Bumsr. Barrow; Ellida (Br,., Lane Cork Qnay
ia (Sr Chalmers, Liverpool: brig Anglo lbrl. jams
ron. Crook haven
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May2o.

WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.
New YORK. May 2O-Noon.
The Western Union Time Dali dropped to-day two
tenths second slow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-21

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER.
VATIONS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-06

Mr.. Bayard commands the admiration
OF the world as the only conspicuous
Statesman in America, styling himself a
Democrat, who has the courage to stand
up and dCclarC.against takingl any step
backward toward tho bOttomlcss pit Of
greeubaCk fraud, folly, and ruin. He must
know that in taking this bold stand he
Challenges attack along tho whole line Is a
rebel against the authority OF that which
calls itscllthe Democratic party. Every.
where west OF the Allcehanies IsSeepuns
only the insular province OF Michiganl
everywhere in the ''solid South" where Is
found tho body OF that antctiiluvian party
dog whose tail only is at the North, the
"a chthNiru deliverances OF that party are
Outspckcn demands for repeal, not only
OF the resumption act, but OF resumption:
are demands for abOlitionot the National
banks, and for a hitthdrtssne u tat green.
hacks Sham money. Mr.. Rayatd = not
ignorant Of thu fSct. Styling himself 4
Democrat, he stands before the country a.
the most Outspoken aud positive aiiiseo-
mist Of the pcstilent programme OF the. par
" using that name whose vOics has been
heard
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-06
s,,ccrssyu1, sTocK opEnArIoNs.

There Is much talk about stock operations
and the rapid fortunes that are amaSNed BY
them, but very few people have ever had the
particulars explained so that they could UNI
dentand Just how It Is done. MessrS Law
renee & Co., Bankers, 81 Exchange Place, \:
y. City, have just published full details OF
their new Combination Method Of operating
in stocks. which Is wonderfully successful. BY
pooling the orders OF thousands Of customers
Into one immense sum and operating them as
a whole, each patron Is placed on an equality
with the largest operator, and vast profits arr
divided mo rata among shareholders every 20
DAYS SIS makes 800, or. 4 per cent on the
stock IN the month: 500 makes $50, or ~
per cent; $3.50 makes $780, and various
pruflts According TO tho movements Of stocks.
Safety and success arc the distinguishing fea.
turrs Of this system. S. Y. Sanger, Of San
Francisco CAL, writes: II have never made
20 much money In the same time as have by
your Combination SYSTEM" The new circu-
lar Copyrighted and sent free explains all de-
tails, Allkinds Of Stocks and Bonds wanted
New Government Loan supplied on best terms.
Address Lawrence & Co., Bankers, 81 Ex-
change Place, n. Y. City. j.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-06

PRESIDENT HAxE appointed one COM
mission at least that possesses all the ind
pendence required in a body of general in
spectors Of the public service. The Board
OF Visitors to West Poinrhas presented a
report on the condition and management
Of the Military Academy that will be likely
to enforce reforms, or put u stop to the APP
pointment Of "oflicial visitors" hereafter,
The report observes that "thc mere nod or
within Of a Secretary Of War, or a general'in.
chief, has more influence than the com.
binel opinions OF all the boards that have
ever been appointed" These are the
words Of men of experience, learning, in
,e,rily and national reputation, and must,
therefore be accepted rs n real verdict.
According to this report there remains but
the necessity to place the Military Acade-
INV under the general supervision OF the
Inspector.Gcneral of the army, with d.
rections to conduct it efficiently and eco
nomically as he would any other branch
of the service in his charge. BY this ar
ranrment the annual appropriation for
the Academy canbe reduced, and the con-
siderable expenses Of tho Board OF Visitors
can he avoided.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-06

TloSE who suffer by theunduc taxing of
the hanks it was recently shown by pub
lishcd report OF the Comptroller Of the
Currency, were notthe rich and the bloat-
el bOndholders, as is ,frcquently charged,
but to very large extent women, widows
and guardians for children and dependent
parties in various industrial pursuits in
life. An expose of the names and amount
of stock held in the Glasgow Bank Scot
land shows very similar proportion of
the parties in interest in banking there as
exists here:
2O6 spinsters hold cas-, eo6., an average
each Of CoS7; l54 married women and Wild
ows E54,6iSl, eS5S; 0S executors e57, 1854,
ESQ; IS trustees E9a, 400, slS0S; 5 miscell-
apeOns holders 5000, ESQ; s teachers
El.9S0, E24i; 81 tradesmen Ee0,54C, ESl:
y farmers and ieuars ElS,SS0, e4iSs 81
bankers and bank officials 81, col, E4iIi
- insurance agents, factors, &c, ZIG, O9O,
ESSi; - ministers OF religion So, go,
E692; 379 gentlemen holding stock whose
business or profession is not described in
the register Es5S,6la, E909; 81 solicitors
and other members OF the legal profession
E2S,S66, ET6s; 99merehants 81, $50, EsSs4;
"a medical men 60, 80, El050; "a manu-
iacturers, bleachers, coalmasters, &c, E4p,-
6TS, El.679: shipowners and shtphuild'
ers Egl0O, Es275; 10 paper makers s66,OlI,
E6609.
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callfornIn s,esk.eamellng re,er.

san FransisO Balletia. 81 '~"
During the recent excitement there have
been many instances where parties own
ing lots and small homesteads hare sold
them, aud have invested the money in
mining stocks. In rare instances the par
ties may have made a temporary sain.a In
most instances they have lost. There is
nothing in the condition of the stock mar
ket which will warrant any man in selling
homestead or lot in order to invest the
proceeds in stocks, The homestead Is a
certain and tangible thing 1tmay increase
in value slowly, but it is the one thing
which ought to take the precedence Of all
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. During stock eS-
elements the attention OF thousands is
drawn away from real estate, and they
come to think lightly Of the slow gains
which come from holding ON 70 land. Il
isto be noted also that many OF those who
have made large sums in mining stocks put
large part OF their gains into real estate.
There have been instances recently where
women have sold the single lot which
they owned in order 10 obtain money for
stock speculations, They will probably
find themselves at the end OF twelve
months without land and without stocks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-06
An intermediate Husband.

FrAsers NsEaEiDG
.AmongAIoslemS divorce is even simpler
thar among Jews. No ''bill of divorce.
mcnt" is necessary, but only the short
verbal formula of "vel myself, take thy
marriage portion, and go" A wife may
be thus repudiAted twice and taken back,
but II the fatal formula have been pro-
nounced a third time, she can only be re-
covered after fully contaminated mar.
riage with and divorce by another hus.
band. This latter condition sometimes
results in awkward ouRtnSeRpS. The per.
son chosen to play the part OF intermeli.
AIRY husband is generally the oldest and
feeblest poor man that can be found. For
a Consideration" he consents to discharge
the provisional function, and engages 10
divorce the lady on the morrow. But it
occasionally happens that the faithleSS old
sinner, having pocketed and earned his fee,
refuses TO surrender pretty and healthy
bride, or only does 80 after much longer
nsutruct than was harglined for, and for a
further considerable money ransom. As
may readilybe supposed, such condition
and its incidents have weight with even
the hastiest tempered husbands, and co.
act with other considerations to protect
wives against the risk Of talak (repudiation)
except for grave and sufficient reasons.
Certain il is that, barring in such cases,
divorces are now quite as rare among the
MoSlem as among the Christian subjects
Of the Porte, and hundred times less
common than among our more civilized
selves Before the Cadi, however, as be.
fore Sir James Hammer, the law in this
respect tavores the wife less than the huS.
band. The latter may brave social feeling
and cut the coniugal knot when he likes,
but the wife can only regain her freedom
on proof OF positive i'll treatment or for
one or two other grounds Of complaint,
and even then at the cost OF abandoning
her dowry and tTouseGH to her peccant
husband.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-06

ArAws paper denies the stories of the
povertv of the Holy See. ltsexpense, the
writer says, are from 81, 200, oCoto s., 400.
900 year, and If with 900 bishops and
10000 priests this amount Of money can
not be raised, the Church must DO in a
poor way. The late Pope, it is said, re
rciyel from $l2,OOo,OOO to 100000 O-a
sum which could not altogether have
disappeared before or at his death.
The expenses Of the Vatican have
also been reduced, and are still
further decreased by the death OF
officials holding sinecures and pensioners
whose places on the pontifcal payroll are
no, filed. Pope Leo, orelieye the suffer
ing among the poor Of Italy, especially at
Florence and Rome, thinks of holding a
great sale Of articles presented to his prede'
cessor, many OF which arc Of great intrinsic
value, but will decay or remain in useless
seclusion in the treasures Of the palace.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-06

TuR Ashtabula disaster is said to have
cost the. Lake Shore Company 100000
The Eastern Railroad Company paid, it is
said, $4,000 for the accident 1T Revere,
six years ago, and now We are informed
that the officers Of the Old Colony Rail-
road Company count on getting off with
the payment of $4,000 to settle the
claims brought against it by those who
were injured in the recent accident near
Wollaston, and by the relations Of those
who were killed. The State law limits the
amount that can be demanded for injuries
,ha, result fatally to 5000, and the com.
pany will undoubtedly have to pay the
full amount in the cases ofthose who were
killed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-06
DIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ith, 1873, At $50 r, ", LIZ.
ErE daughter d Patrick and Elizabeth Shatkey, aged
u years and months ga ~
Funeral this morning at O'Clock, from the resi-
dence Of her parents, No. IS Virginia street. Island.
Friend. Of the family arr respectfully invited to at
tend.
pUFFEY.-on Tuesday, November 5, 1873, at llOt
ECf street, MARY A., vile Of PhIllIP iutey Jr., Of
consumption. a
Funeral Thursday morning at O'Clock, at the
Cathedral. aa
Shes some TO tho grave, yet who shall denloEe her
Since Christ vas her Fauson-her SAVinr, her guide
He gave her-he took her, and soon Will restore her
Where death hath no sting for The Savior hath died
baltimore papers piease copy.t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-06

GEORGE FrslER, the doiaulting County
Treasurer of Stark county, Ohio, plead
guilty OH Monday to the embctzlement Of
$4,000 of tho county funds and taking the
same to Canada. He will receive his sen.
tence in few days.
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Lewis B. Morgan, Emma G Morgan, hi. vile; Henry
c, Morgan, Mary J. Morgan, RoSanna G. Wayt, With
John Z wayt, her husband; Henry SaWtell, late
husband Of Amanda saWtell, deceased, with the
children and heIrs-Ai-law Of said Amanda SaWlell,
whose names are unknown; B. 5. CnVtn. Mrs.. c. A.
Hammond, J. r. Jacobs, trustee; John Gardner,
AbasalOm RldSely aud J. Z. Jones.
In ChanceFy.
The object o. this suit Is to enforce the lien Of
Judgment obtained by the eOmplainautS Julia Z. Nc
Cune and Andrew W. MeCune, her husband, against
Lewis Il Morgan aud Henry c. Morgan, In the County
Cnurt Of Ohio county, on the 81 day Of September,
lS7s for the sum 81 Sls3 t.i00, With interest from
aid ID September, ISIS until paid, and $40 7S-l0O
costs Of suit IN the Interests " the said Lewis h Mo
gan and Henry c. Morgan 10 the traetNf land stu.
lte In Liberty District, In the county Of Ohio State
81 West Virginia, containing about sos acre, aud
known aS the joseph Morgan home farm, and mrn-
toned aud described In the bill Ia this Court And
Il appearing FROM an Affidavit hed In the cause that
the defendants, Henry SavtSll and the children Of
Amanda SaEtell, deceased, whose names are IN.
known 10 the comPlainAntS not residents Of the
State Of Virginia. on motion Of eomphinants, It Is or
dcrcd that the said nonresident deiendAnts do ap-
pear here At Rules To be held for the said County
Court Of this county, In the Clerks siee thereof
the last Monday Of November, 1873, and do What &
necessary 10 protect their Interests herein.
ROBERT Il. WOODS, Clerk.
7 InVES Solleitor far COfnnlalBants bOS-w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-06

TnR YaleLOek Manufacturing Company,
81 Stamford, Conn, have been awarded
The Gold Medal at the Paris Exposition
ior their Justly celebrated Locks.