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The daily gazette., 1879-06-13
Wilmington N MaPkess.
NEW ADvERTIsEslENrs.
HERIFF'S SALE

Enh - SAblH
- BY virtue oi u writ OF Venditioni Ex.
ponas to me directed, will be exposed 10
Public Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 8il shipley 81,
kept by John ]. Dou eherty, In the city Of
Wilmington, New Castle county, Dela-
ware on
SATURDAY, The 2sth Day of June,
A. D., 1879, at > O'Clock p. M,
the following describ d Real Estate, viz: {:
MOL All that certain lot or parcel OF
iand situate In the city of Wilmington.
bounded and described as follows. 10 wit
B-ginniLg at the corner formed by the
southerly side of sixth street and the east
ely side OF DUPONT street, from thence
soutberly along said side of DUPONT street
4 feet 10 corner. thence south 44ls
iegreeS east to q corner, which would he
6s feet from the last herein before m en-.
toned line measuring at right angles
thereto, thence northerly parallel to Du-
Z mt street 85 feet. be the same more or
less, to the soutberly side OF Sixth street,
thence westerly by the said side of Sixth
street 6S feet 10 the place OF beginning, be
he contents within said bounds what
| they may.
| Gel of land with two frame dwellings
| thei con erected, situate In the city of Will
! mington, bounded and described es FOL.
| lows TO wit BEGIN ling at he sOutheasterly
intei section of Front I'D Washington
(ldt6 fdSbuTcD bbIccts ythChec WIbu thO Chso-
| erly side OF Washington street south rly
| about one hundred feet to the Il ,ilrOad ,
| thence Herewith easterly about IL feet u
| a stake. thence northerly parallel with
| washington street, and ~ the dist nee OF
| l8 feet from the FIR, mentioned line about
10 feet to the southerly side OF Front str et
| and theI ce herewith westerly 10 feet TO
the place of beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may.
NOS. All that Ger tain lot piece or par
| Gel of land, with q three story brich
| dwelling house thereon erec ed, situate III
the city of W Wilmington aforesaid bound
I'd and described as follows, 10 wit: Be
ginning at a corner of a lot now or for
merly of Eli g .rretson, 81 feet Az inche
from the west side OF Walnut street anc
on the noi tn side OF Frsnt street, theme
by said lot north 80 degrees east. 1: feet u
a line OF lot now or formerly OF Rebecc'
lore therce by two lines of said lot
north So degrees, west twelve feeL sevel
inches ana half and north 81 degrees
eas' q feet to q line OF q lHt now or latel,
of Susannah Alricks; thence herewit
north t8 degrees, west 23 feet 8 inches to
corner of other land of George SLetnic ken
thence with line of said land south
degrees. west 9I feet to Front street afort
said. thence down said 81 eet south So de
grees, east 45 leet luH inches 10 the plac
of beginning, b. the contents thcreof VIVA
tney may. An.
Seized and taken In execution as III
property OF Patrick Lal y. and T." be sol
Nv JOHN PYLE. Sheriff.
SherIfi's Office, New Castle, June II. lS7
je13-3tawts
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II, =, COVlrf,

The U. S. District Court opened AZ
usual this morning, all the Coult officers
being present except Judge Bradford,
who is still confined to bis house, suffer-
ing with bilious attack.
Evan Rice, the defauluug cashier, was
also present, but owing o the absence of
the Judge his case could not be called,
and the Dis rict Attorney instructed the
Marshal to inform .dr. Rice tha: he was
at liberty until Tursday next, when 1t Is
thought that the Judge will be able to
attend and the case he called. IT is well
understood that Rice will plead guilty
and the only thing to be done is the pass
ing on sentence upon him.
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HamHy Package Dyes.

These popular dyes are put mp IN pack
ages at 10 cents each and are warranted TO
dye from TO 4 pounds Uf wD0llen. silk OF
cotton goods IRE more convenient and
mall TO any address on receipt OF price,
2.JAMEs BELT. Druggist,
Agent for Delaware,
Cor. Sixth a Market Sis.
HOlull ans liver "Wd
Has IA wOr,a- wide reputation, estatliisll-
I'd through its wonderful efficacy In . II all
meDts that hhve their oripin in torpid
liver or diseased stomach; such az bilious
ress, dyspepsia, rheuT atism, sick head
ease through the pores. substituting gen.
tie vegetable tonic Into the syetein. Have
absorption salts, body and foot piasterr
also Pamphlets with further particulars
sent by mail by
2. JAMES BELT, Drugs ist,
Cor. Sixth Market Sts.
vitalized PhOsphates.
They supply the system with the ele-
ments that are carried of by overtaxine
the brain and nervous system; are very
useful 10 relieve general debility, dyspep-
sia and neuralgia. For sale Wholesale ard
FLAMES BELT, Druggist,
tor. Sixth q Market Sts.
Electric Disks.
They produce a constant electrical cur
rent through the diseased parts; can he ap-
piled aud worn 9TH comfort by any per-
son for the relief OF old rheu matic anu neu-
ralelc pains. GOODNESS and stiffness Of the
limbs, &c. Sent by mail by
z. JAMES BELT, Druggist,
Cor. Sixth & Market Sts.
IAADIES'DEPAR
For Supporters, Braces. Trusses, Elastic
stockings, Anklets, Knee caps, SyrinEes
&C.
~Private Room. Lazy Attendant.
Private entrance for Ladies' AZ No. Wost
SiAtn street.
z. JAMES BELT,
Wholesale and Retail DrugglEL.
Corner sixth and Market sreeta
Wilmington Uela ware.
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WoeOP Items.

Workmen are to-day engaged in clean
ing out the second compartment Of the
Cool Spring Reservoir, the other COM
partment having been cleaned out few
days ago.
The duplex Wor'hi~gton pump that
worked 90 faithfully at Tenth and Mar
ket streets for . number of wears, has
been entirely removed to the Cool Spring
reservoir pump house. 1t will be put In
thorough working order and held as a
reserve
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FIFTH EDITION.
The Nuisance Of water.

A. Cohen, the tailor at Second and
Market streets, was yesterday arraigned
before Magistrate Cole, upon the charge
OF maintaining nuisance, preferred BY
A. Aschenbach. The charge was to the
effect that Mr.. Cohen persisted In letting
his hydrant run, causing the water to flow
10 .he complainant's barber shop, which
is situated Immediately under Mr..
COhen's shop, and that he refused to
abate 1t, though repeatedly asked 10 do
50. he was fined $40 and required 10
pay costs.
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Go:;e to Ocean City.

This morning special train consist
ing Of officiat car No. 21, and a division
car left for Ocean City. s.t
On board the official car were J. n.
Mills, General Manager of the Delaware
r. R.; j. L. Smith, Superintendent of
bridges, and two or three invited guests
There were number of workmen in the
division car who go down for tile pur-
pose Of making a number of repairs at
Ocean City, and to complete the Artesian
we'll.
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a Little SAifl l.Ost,

Abou, three O'Clock, this morning, a
milk man brought little colored girl To
had found wandering about the streets
About an hour afterwards, he returned
wirh . woman who sail she was the
child's grandmother and that she lived
out the Philadelphia Pike near the toll
gate. The child WAS given into ller Gus
tn.lv
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A Long Way OF.

The West Chestea Local Neus, in an
editorial allusion to the Duer-Hearn
murder trial, locates it in the city of Will
mington. Usually the Nc,cs is very ac-
curate, but it missed the mark this time,
as the trial is taking place in Snow Hill,
Worchester County, Md, more than $50
miles from this city.
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A Luunber Loaded Schooner

The schooner Willing, of Costine,
Maine, arrived here yesterday with 145,.
600 feet Of yellow pine lumber for the
Z. W. q B. railroad company, and the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Co. The
consignment for the railroad Was unload
ed at the railroad wharf, yesterday, ard
the rest is now being uDloaded at Har-
lan's. wa
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A Runnway and Accident.

On Sunday last a. Mrs. Henderson, .
resident of Christian Hundred, and her
two daughters, were returning from
church, the horse attached to the car
riage became frightened and started on
on run. Mrs. Henderseu, was unable
to control the fris shtened animal. and II
continued on its mad career uutil tho
carriage was overturned and the oC3u-li
pants were hurled out with great fOrce-
The daughters escaped with few slight
bruises, but Ms. Henderson, had one OF
her shoulders dislocated. <.
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The Sunday Train.

The Sunday train of the Delaware
Western Railroad, which was so popu-
lar last year, will commence running
next. Sunday. Round trip tickets will
be sold to Avondale for so cents, to
Pomery for 7b cents and to Oxford for
81. The train will leave Wilmington at
$40 a. m. and, returning, arrive at 5.25
d, IN,
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Cemmlssisner Appointesl

Governor Hall has appointed Adjutant.
General ]. Parke Postles, as Commits.
sioner to the worlds fair that is to be.
held in New York. The directors of the
fair requested that the Governor of each
State appoint Commissioner to the.
fair, in order that the interest Of each.
State and its exhibitors be properly at
tended to. The Governor could not have
made better selection than he has.
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Perislaable Freight.

Yesterday eight car loads of perisha-
Bile freight passed over the Delaware
railroad, four for Jersey City, aud four
tor Philadelphia. The freight consisted
mostly Of strawberries. The shipment
Of strawberries, Is very nearly over, but
whorttleberries, are now being shipped
in small quantities, from the lower sec
tions of the State and Peninsula.
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The Suicides Funeral.

The funeral of the late Thomas s.
Buckmas whose lamentable tuicide
was chronicled in this paper ON Tues
day, took place yesterday afternoon
from his late residence, No. 814 West
Seventh street, and Was la rgely attended.
The interment took place at Rivervlew
Cemetery.
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He Came From Chester.

For some time past many people have
come from our neighbor city, Chester,
for the purpose of going on bender,and
several have beeH pulled by the police
men. The last unfortunate of the class
was Samuel Smith, a Chester man, ho
was before The Mayor this morning and
was fined 80 cents and costs for drunk
apnaoe
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The Trn,n 10 Oxford.

The excursion train which the Della
ware Western Railroad has run to Ok
ford Fair for the past three days, has
been very successful, and many have
availed themselves of the opportunity
offered, both from this city and along
the line. ,t, .,,,. !.
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l,reat Fall I'm Prices.

at Donahoe's old established shoe store,
3l3 Market street. lie is selling shoes
from 10 to % per cent less than manu-
facturers' wholesale prices. 1t will pay
to visit BIB Market street.
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A Larre Ell xht Day Clock.

On tho 1880 train, north, this
morning, q large eight-day clock was
sent to Ridley Park, where it will be
placed In the residence of H. F. Kenney,
Superintendent of the p. z. W. Il B. X.
r. 1t had just been thoroughly over
hauled and rspainted In this city.
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Tho Levy COurt

The Levy Court met at New Castle
yesterday, to consider the plans for th-
new Court House, but without taking
definite aston adjourned until Thurs
day next. The Building Committee will
meet again tomorrow, for the purpose
Of farther examining the the plaas sub
mitted,
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SHIPMENT OF CARS.

Yesterday the Harlan g. Hollings-
worth Company shipped four Woodruff
parlor cars for the Manhattan Beach
Railroad and one private car for the
same road. This makes nine that have
been shipped so far, and five more have
to 20 before the order viii be filed.
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Woods Festival

The ladies OF Christiana Presbyterian
church will hold straw berry festival in
Hare's Corner woods Tuesday June 17th
commencing at o'clock p. LII. Proceeds
for benefit of church.
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Te Rr.mdvviue sprt.rs.

The Friends Social Lyceum will 60 to
Brandywine Springs on the 2lst Of June,
over the d. w. Railroad and picnic there
for the day.
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slightayIrn,,r

Salhe Uox, the listle girl who unfortn-
ilately swallowed . breast pin, IL bnt.
slightly improved. She is still feveris..
and has not gathered strength as yet to-
undergo second surgical operation
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Able to be Out.

Esquire Geo. S. Hagany, who was con-
fined to his home for two or three days,
by serious illness, is now considerably
better, and was able to resume his official
duties this morning.
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Still Painful.

Little Andrew TraynOr, who was SO
severely bllten on the left arm by a dog
on Wednesday afternoon last stil snffs 8
considerable pain from the wound, " hich
is very much inflamed. 1t will he some
time yet before tho wound is healed.
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A RRANDYWINE PICNIC.

A large and enjoyable picnic was Civ
en- on the Brandywine, yesterday, to the
children Of the Orphan ASYLUM at
Sixth and West.
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New Machinery.

A lot of new machinery arrived by
Bush's packet line. this morning, for the
Franklin cotton mills, Ninth and Wal
nut streets.
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A correspondent writes lis that E. R.
Cochran e g., Of st. GEORGES Hd., is q
candidate for the sffice OF Clerk of the
Peace for New Castle County.
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A Daug ghter-in.Law's Complaint.

Mrs. Mary Cooney, was complained
of by her daughter-in-Iaw, before May
or Almond this morning for abusing
her, and v IS fined 81 and required to
pay costs.
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'NHE ARTIZANb SAVINGS 3Axx
oo2 MARK EFT STREET.

VNVdZ AHIAAANS . SAVlN0S AN6
602 MARK EFT STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 24d, 1851:
Open 70 receive deposits daily from A,
n. until p. M. and on Tuesday and Sat-
urdav evenings from tn O'Clock.
SEMl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly made in April and October.
When dividends are not withdrawn they
re accounted as deposits. Thus permanent
deposits compound their interest twice In
each year.
MANAGERS.
Glenn ent II umyth, George v. Bush,
Chas. W. own d, George 8, Capelle,
Nathan'l X. Benson, M. L. Licheiastein,
Henry r. Dure, Edward Darlington
W. Hastings, Job H. Jackson,
Edward PuRey, VIM. H. Swift,
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. W. BCSH, r. esideuL.
GEO. 8. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb21 E.T. TIA vLOR. Treslsur.r
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.HhEt:AA,L!;:!,,&&suGS LA ]! IL, ,&suSS., g.
AND DEALERS IN

AND DEALEH8 IN
STOCKS, BONDI. LOANS, MORT
CAGES a CUMMERClALPAP
CLAYTON HOUSE. WTLNINGroN. DBL.
Interest, Coupon. and General Collec-
ttons. Tickets 10 and drafts on Great
Britain anu other paris OF The world.
jans-iyd
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Financial mna Usa. s...rr.aa.

wrLMIpsToS. pei..June Is, Is
l. ~. 81 STOCK udotALioLs uInlsheu b.,
IL CO.. Cih.ts- Honsc Ru'!dini
Viz n.iIlLun, Dei.. M " NJ. t0-iAy.
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IA 1
''lineF bore, with this devi re 'e: ''
N. 'E1celsior >"
I'M ,Sa Sen, i,s. on to illustrate from this
n If "' y ulillculties attending the pro-
bsed hr soang man through life and
poem s sSn'rtlng ss the society to take
EaItsr alien q as a llgnrativc example.
'aner 0@ ). Butler then read an essav on
n , vri', Alnnsements' which was yery
Tssinae en ma and credita ly read.
e,,i, sa's y age and ex 1erience into tbe
T'.' ,a',,l,, ,ne best piece of the evening
Ece. Vs'a.,ol e"'i. by Master George ri
ae Dsv, ,a''I,ea the "Two Glasses. )
Te aAt' sno,nss Se,ng lng.. heartily encored, he
ue sniv,,n, aau,aer recitation even better ant
A nnIha 'pIhIfI'edly than the first. ">
bip% V.Sa .M.1y 9y Auber was next. .f,e,
lillian ayLalne's WlIes Child" was recited b,
te. ~'''Oney with much spirit an;
aCoodI I'tthv s6s,oSf, Of the essay "The valu,
|Ach cans elaracter," nara by E. A. Ryou
ts. Is Edsx next was prevented by Sick
rspab1mn%ds m%sard IL. Eckel reci,od sTh %
rIsr%s% rIUUad,p !, a and the orchestra ' havim N
u,ga Nun =, IL TForatore by Verdi. JaSl" .Tam'
|Gch way ay 'erlled a special s., selectio, esn
nd savs aSay al sautho $. He was IS encored a~.,ac
IhCI w. 'he "Nliser Fitlv p,n;o. oo' ="
"Rasospiivvee's, r. ueseives esoecial = mention. '''neo'
niums Tos Sold and silver medals em and p,as IA,
hedaIs Was ss.l made by DR.. Murohv n,'a Pr, PT'
ide the man "ele very beautiful! ply Gn im Ill
|my beiau monograph initials Of the M acaa oa'
ane, and en- engraved, and also the '1 n,n;1 arai
s beanG,ilssA, est colere ,,s',n mdasa, lnscri
The arss srsI Were Eem made as ST follows fIs mind
Lodge. eI1,, Fir,., was awarded NtpatSmen to Gaen,
'' Junior department
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KlSo HELD N 5000 THE case Of An
drew King, charged with embezIlement,
came up before Justice Caldwell again on
Saturday morning, IN the Municipal Court
room, at the city Building. Defendant was
represented by DIessrs. Hubbard, Good
and Russell, and the prosecution by City
Solicitor Etskine, Alfred Caldwell, Ora.
craft, Dovener and Jordan.
Mr.. Russell first addressed the Court,
announcing that the counsel for the de
Tense, aitergiving the matter much thought
and reflection, had concluded not TO otieI
any evidence Of present
Justice Caldwell said that he felt II In,
cunbent upon him TO hold the defendant
for his appearance before the Circuit Court
In view Of the testimony adduced, but o.
to the amount OF bail required he would
hear tho remarks Of counsel.
Mr. Enkine asked that the bail DO In,
creased, as the evidence had disclosed 0
larger field, and as the embezzlement was
larger than first anticipated, necessarily
the bail should be larger.
A discussion followed between Messrs,
Dovener, Caldwell, Eskine and Cracraft
on the one side, and Messrs. Good and
Russell on the other, as 10 the extent oil
the alleged embezxlement, and other mat
tiers bearing upon the subject, the counsel
for defense holding that, in view Of the
evidence, the bail should rather be re
duced, while the prosecution maintained
that increased bail should be demanded
The Justice fixed the amount Of bail at
81 900, and AIessrs. James Durkin, John
Gilligan and VIM. Gilligan entered int
bonds In that amount TO Insure Kings ap
pearance atthe Circuit Court The hear.
ing OF the arson cases against King and
Maxwell was set for Friday next at 10 A
NJ, at the Court House.
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'COughIng spells in The lIoruIng,,'

dry, parched, sore throat, losing flesh,
bronchial and asthmatlc attacks, pneu-
monta, weakened and debilitated state OF
the system, all these dangerous symptoms
are cured by "Dr. Swayne's Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry The first dose
gives relief, and the worst cough and sore
lungs yield to It's healing prophecies
Physicians recommend It."
~ have made use OF this preparation for
many years, and 1t has proved to be very
reliable and etIlcacious in the treatment Of
severe and long.standing coughs. know
Of two patients, now in comfortable health,
and who but for It's use consider would
not now be living.-Isaac S. Herbien, NJ.
d., Straustown, Berks county, Pa"
Price : Trial bottles, % cents; large size,
which is the most economical, 81 90, or six
for s. 90. A single ,25.Cent bottle will oft
entimes cure recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk OF
life. Prepared only by DIR. swayne & Son,
Philadelphia. Sold BY leading druggists.
Erl MwRaw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-31

ARCHERY is to be popular amusement
this summer. '-'F
The public schools closed on Saturday
for weeks vacation.
,THE sham battle committee will meet at
the Armory tonight.
YESTERDAY was Passion Sunday, and
next week will be Holy Week.
THERE will be some ten or twelve cases
before the police court this morning.
Rosa o'BMES was arrested and locked
up Saturday night as a common drunkard,
THERR was good attendance az the
Second Ward Market, Saturday morning,
Two deeds Of trust and one deed in fee
were admitted to record at tho County
Clerks office on Saturday.
TIE Bridgeport school children will
have one weeks vacation before conf
menCing the spring term.
SONR very handsome gas fixtures have
recently been put In St. Paul's German
Church, South Wheeling.
TnE ball given by the Eighth Ward
Athletic Club, at Koch's Hall, Friday
night, netted the club about S25.
THE Excelsior Literary Society, Of Nitna
vile, will give an entertainment at the
.Etnaville sChool house this evening.
TIE fashion for ladies hair has moi
changed this Spring. They will continue
to wear interrogation marks on their fore
heads.
AUCrIoSEER IIALLER sold the property
known as the n. q. Arthur property, on
Fifteenth street, Saturday last, to Mr.. VIM
Elson, for f4,0O5.
A nov named Tom Sweeney was arrest
ed and locked up yesterday, to answer
charge Of stealing some gun caps. from Kry'
ter's cutlery store.
THE County Board OF Equalization and
Appeals during the last three days have
passed on some forty pieces OF property
They will meeta again to-day.
TIE Bryant Literary Society, OF North
Wheeling, will give q literary entertain,
ment at the Fourth Presbyterian Church
on the evening OF the 10th Of April. H
TIE Council Committee on Watel
Works met at the city building on Satur
day night, and held a conference with eS
Collector Black concerning u settlement
with him, but did not succeed in ehecting
q settlement.
oS Friday last John Barr, an ex.Con
stable OF Triadelphia district, was before
Justice Brown, Of Elm Grove, on charge
OF assaulting an old woman named
Geary, and was bonded to keep the peace
for six months,
A LARGE force of men was at work al
day yesterday at tunnel No. 5, OH the
Hempfeld Road, just beyond Claysyille
which cayed in on Friday, removing thu
earth and debris. It's thought that train
will be running as usual today. ~.
AsLIP on the ParkeBburg branch OF Til
B. 4. %. Road, near Clarksburg, Saturday
evening, delayed trains at that point unit
l0A. N: yesterday, by which time the deb
ris had been removed. Trains werl
obliged TO transfer passengers until til,
track was cleared. S l
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ALtAS's oAsE.-The case OF John D. AL
Ian, the "Confden. ial Business Directory
agent. came up before Judge Melvin, Sat
lrday evening, on motion by defendant
attorneys, MeSsrs. White and Uracralt, thal
their client be discharged from custody
Messrs. White and Cracrait claimed thai
the order for Allan's arrest was wrong
fully obtained; that upon It's face II was
illegal and insufficient in law; that The
prosecution had not testified upon oath
that he was worth over $500; bond In
this amount being required In such an &C
ton In event OF suit for false imprison,
ment, etc., being instituted by accused
They maintained, also, thatthe "Conflden.
tial Directory" was privileged communi.
cation, that the numbers set opposite the
names In the Directory indicated tho bust.
ness standing Of parties so named; that
the work was given In confidence to bust.
ness men, and to them only, and that the
publication contained no malice. Authori.
ties we're cited tosustain this position.
1t was held by the opposing counsel,
Messrs. Hubbard and Allison, that the
publication was not privileged one and
that 1t was malicious. They excepted TO q
notice sent them by the counsel for the
defense. requiring interrogatories to be
filed before the Goth inst, or they Counsel
for the defense) would ask for the dis.
charge OF their client. Mr.. Hubbard as
serted that the statute provides that such
notices shall be served by q Commissioner
or Judge. This exception, however, they
waived after the papers In the case had
been handed TO Judge Melvin.
The Judge will render decision in the
case In O day or two.