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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-07-19
WEST END
Boot and Shoe Emporium
Fncts for tho Peoplc.

T. NOWLEDGGi Power. aad by knowing how,
~ when, and where o. buy our Goods, we are
confident that n you read and digest ibis careful
Iv you viii know that vou ear save pt wer OF mo-
ncv bv investing with U.s. How Having bad
an experience ot fifteen wears in the FETAL busi-
ness aud a thorough sncw',dge ot che same both
in theory aud practice. we have the inside track
aj ere starr FIRST wc guar .sntee you saving OF
l0pcr cent. on youv Investment. Can we do 10 p
Certainly, nothing easier. Remember that thc
SINGER. boards chat point Oh success roads: "kecp
down hzrerr.s. That ciiaches our argument
Our expenses are nominai-uo rents. salesmen's
salaries. acd we buy our goods ADJUST What they
are WORTH
We started in an humble way last Fan, out cf
The business center no venture Some OF sou
wi.l remember that when Grant with his over
whc.uic- odds pressed Lee hard 40 Cold narbor
he sent sheridan, With a chosen baud OF troops. O.
cutthe Confederate iugular 40 Gordousyiiie; but
there stood The renowned Wade Hampton with his
htt.e band ot ragged reoels-iu their past every
one ber1-rc, that they should not pass
only over tle.rd ld bodies. And so have Ne stood
IN tle rath-certra.ization. monopoly aod capital
united s-aiust 1s, hnt ere they crush as we viii
make thom gallant u-ht.
One of cuy competitors has stated that d. was
"gaisCl iu shoes and knows how they grow An
that we hlvc On sav b.. thatiu bis husry % get bis
goods e1 tle marSct early wc think be pulled
tben coo green -1 keep. car goods were bought
on falling mafket-at tuuble down prices. aud
$50 can give regular Fresh stock way down at
rock bottom. See our Leaders;
Mems Fine Cali Boots no - 50-uo JOB lots;
Mems Fine shoes aud Caters al Sl.40-up;
good quality;
Lalie.' Caters warranted Lasting. at c5 cents
ups
Ju.t SIP zap ana see our slippers for Ladies
from Esd cents. up-s perfect smash, s1d ia Chill
-rens' shoes there Is an iudcscrihable slaughtcrl
looS From I'D cents uD beautiful Line of Chill
drers Fancy Culcrcd Goods. O. see which one
may ncll uordcr-
n they are the Kind that thc Angels wear
Ibatther tread sl light on che golden stair.
-c- kemeuhcr thar wc repair au rips on goods
sold oy rs FREE or CHARGE We have in
our employ Mr. Pail. =. Gross. an accomplished
lrtlan, and continue Co manufacture
WORK A1low pRIc.-.
Ceut'emen's Fine Boot, a speciality Repairing
ueat,s sul promptly executed.
We hatc added tDour stock q beautiful line If
Mems. Boys ard Chiiirca's summer Hats-vcvy
cheap.
We return thanks 90 a cors.l,rate public Tor
hcis liberal support, aud request enc and an %
give us o. call. Eespestlniiv,
R0DklCk. MORRIS 4 co.
West God Boot and Shoe Emporium, Main Street,
Charlrs,ows.
Ha~ %. isTa
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Boot and shoe NIaking.
REPAIRING. sc.

rENHE undersigned hasremovcd his Shor 20 g., .
/ building on the corner Of Charles Liber,r
streets-in The building lately occupied br W.
rick q, Weller The character fihe work done b.
citizens OF Chatlestown aad vicinity. Hisle-'n,
necessary 10 add that he viii cndcavor 10 su.,si,
bis reputstion as a reliable Workman. and Min ~.
ecute promptly and at reasonable rates all orde, ,
given him either for New work or RepGirirr
Nay 10. 1871. Aprill5 l ~
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Furniture Repaired

I'VE undersig aed has opened a Furniture Re.
j pair Shop in The bailding.on corner az San
nel and Main streets, Charles.oan-a few door
East Of Court House. on same side. lie will Re,
pair Furniture in substantial and neat manner a,
reasonable prices, and with proMPtiDae.
Jan. %, lSTj-lf. THRUST
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THE BEST.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate!

DY virtue Of Two several Deeds of Trust, toe
: frstcxecu;ed b Thomas N. Shaull, on the
3-d dar OF September. 1915. and recorded IN the
Clerks Office OF the County Court Of Jefferson
County. West Virginia. Deed Book c, page ISL
to the undersigned rs trustee, O. secure Che pay
rent of a Bond Of said Shlull 60 Nicholas =.
Shsun. Cor the sun of $500, dated September
3. 1875. and nayable three years after date which
bond was assigned bv Nicholas :. Shapi % John
W. Stewart: and the second executed by Thomas
NJ. Shan,l and Mamie Shauil DIS wife. on TIE -5d
dav OF S.atenber. 1875. and recorded in the same
Deed Book above mentioned az page 500, o. the
undersigned trustee. 20 secure the payment oi two
obligations of said Thomas ". ShauIl @ Mary b.
League .at Mary 2. Bowers respectively. and IN
acc1rdaur, aith the written request of William
T.. stewart and Robert II. stewart. Executors OF
JohnW Stewart. and Of the said Mary l. Bow
crs. will Ger 40 public sale on
Saturday, 26th of July, 1879,
before ,h, Pos, Omcs in Niddleway Jefferson
county. WestVrginia, at2oc.ooA, Pm, the
following
REAL ESTATE!
conveyed in said Deeds, viz.
EfRETt f-rrt ur
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Surveying and Conveyancinr

I WILL survey anywhere, promptv s,a -.
i short notice-accuraey guaranteed So
attention paid in connection Herewith To- DR ~
ING DEEDS or any other instrument. Of Wr;,;,.
+. O--Charlestown, Jefferson Co. w. Va
Dec. :, lsiI. ). HOWELL BROWy
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F.?I 6lSI 5i1l7lb led lsSLIS !.
MORE YgEAE sG,00o.GOe.

Z AN prepared &C. write policies on Dwelling
/ aud Contents; Store Houses and Contents;
Mills. Factories, and all good insTrstle property
at lowest current rates. Farm Dwellings, q
speciality. viii give my personal attention 20
viewing. making diagrams and furnishing such
other need "a information O. an parties desiring
to insure. My customers wil! be O'risacd from
time To time, Bottcrs. Callerdars as wctl as
printed matter. showing the conhiuons "t me
Companies Ia which they are insured.
have given my corstsrt attention 80 the In
surance business for the past Elk years, and being
90 generally known throughout the County, d.
not think itrccessary g give references. fai
ties insuring with me may rest assured thattteir
policies viii be properly written. and that time
iy notice will be given them as to date % 5Npira-
ton. Cdice and residence at CharlestoNn.
Very Respectfully.
d. \. ALEXANDER.
General lgsurauce Agent.
December %, lS77-ly.
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CLOCK, AND
JEwELIY
REPAIRING.

At prices that ] defy competition. ] will moi.
cheaper than any man in the State Of West II,
GINA, for the same amount Of work. Pare.
Umbrellas, Violins, &c, repaired.
June %, ls7i-ly. W. ". BURTov
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Domestic Wooden Goods.

+ HAVE a, uy store fin the End story and 'era-
rate from my own goods all the goods left y
ARCHIE McCARRELL. Jr., deceased, ofb.s Own
make, which offer for The presen, At private sale.
Those in full pieces and good order athls mort
recent prices. and those out Of order and damaged
at reduced prices.
GEO. ". 7. KEARSLEY.
Dec. lg'Ts Executor.
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Drugs, Paints, OILS,
Dye-siuGs. Patent Medicines,
school Books, stationery.
Tnilet Articles Fancy Goods &c.

rSNUE undersigned having purchased Of Mr. c.
f.. Bcller the Stock aud Fixtures o. his Drug
Store in Charlos;cwn, is replenshing the same by
purchases of fresh Drugs and new and desirable
Goods. and purposes TO conduct the business IN
ALI its branches
PHYSICIANS Prescriptions and Family Recipes
will he carefully compounded at al hours OF day
or night.
Included in the stock are Drugs Patent Medi-
ciucs Paints. Oils, Dye-Stufs, School and other
Books. Stationery. fancy and Toilet Goods
great variety. Also, choice brands OF
Tobacco and Cigars.
PURE WINES and LIQUORS will be kept but
ony so!d for Medicinal purposes.
We respectfully solicit a share o! the public pa
tropage, and traSt by attention 20 business care
ful nrepar alton Of medicines, and by constant re-
neyals of stock not only 60 retain the former Gus
tom Of the house bet to induce many Others To call
Respectfully.
BUTLER t. AISQUITH.
February o. 1873.
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VyTEarc har07 90 inform orr customers and
~ thcpE5ac generaliy. thar W. have again
been able 20 rctsce the price 90 oar Celebrated
s$jfNlfSff PLOW =
go az 90 'natc tham wiihin thc reach o'ail These
Ploughs have been in use long enough % satisfy
the fup- incr duioas that they are the only i'eii
able rlodrts im this county &, stand rp 20 the
work and 90 pnugh ,he soil well al al times
Trey aie pat up ol tilc very best material and
workmanship that this countg ctn Afford. We,
however guarantee every Plough % give satis'ac.
ton of M sale NEIRICk 3 WELLER.
,. Sc. s. Baruhart at Dufiold's Depot. T.
oas Authorized Agent TO sell oar Plonghs . Jcf-
terson County North of y. r. %. H. j..
lharlcstowu. Feb %. 1871, W. & W.
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WI. PHILLIPS.
Nav C. lS7G-iv. March :, ls7l.--nd.
Plain and Ornamental
PA STEIerN

TE'nE subscriber takes advantage ofthe Press as
n medium by which to inform the citizens Of
this aud adioning counties that be is prepared 70
undertake The
PLASTERING OF HOUSES,
IN any stylethat nav be desired from one Coat TO
three. Hard Finish, White Coat or Heavy Skim
ildesired. None but iirst-class workmon viii be
employed on work that may be entrusted TO me.
CfSTERNS CENEYTED AND GUARAN-
TEED TO HOLD.
hereby tender my grateful Acknowledgement
Tor the liberal patronage | have received since
commencing business. and hope by strict adhe-
renee 20 duty DO inertia continuance OF the same.
ne All communications addressed to ne at
Charlcstown, " Va. will receive prompt atten-
tion G. FRANK GALLAllER.
March Is. 1870.
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NOTICE.

A H. pcrsons indebted 10 toe undersigned a.
Y former Agent Of the y. 4 %. Il. X. COMPANY
Tor Freights. o. Commissions. or o. the late hrm
ofStarry 4 Lock, are notified that payment must
be made AZ once.
July -, ISIS. J. d. STAEki.
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General Fire Insurance 4 gency.

II EPRESENTlNG three Of Tho leading Com
X panics doias business in Jefferson Cocu.y,
West Virginia.
PEABODY OF WHEELING.
CONTINENTAL Of NEY YORK,
.ErNA OF HARTFORD.
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NANDi-We have on hand tour Yard. RIV Err
- SAND which We will sell by the bu,hel or
CARLOAD. Cart load lots delivered e. order. FOR
Cash. LIPPiTT L co.
DRESSED FLOORING Have just received a
supply OF No. l Dressed Flooring well sea-
soned, and made of best North Carolina Pine. for
sale low for cash By LlPPITT & co.
ID OCH SALT for sailing Live Stock. iue re-
II, ceived and 70, sale very low for cash by
June H. 1870 LTPPITr Il co.
DROWN and white Sugars Of an grades. Sv-
, rups OF an kinds Coffee. Tea. Spices. Tobac
co. Potomac and Lake Herring. Maccaroni and
Cheese, for sale By II. II. COOKE.
T'NGLlSH Waldron Grain Scvihcs Clipper
H Moving Scv,hes. Brar Hooks aud Scvthes
Snaths, Rifles Wht tstones. just received and for
sale b. DUKE e. GALLAHER.
GHEEP SHEARS, Sheep Bells. 4 ru'l stock Of
- Tiuwarc, Tor sale 6y
DUKE & GALLAHEt
GTEEL Barb Wire Tor fences-call and yet
- pamphlets giving full particulars Of cost. &c.
DUKE IS GALLAlER. Agents,
,, 9, and Gallon Water Coolers. very cheap.
= for sale by DUKE i GALLAnER.
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PleaSa Observe

the iue propose 20 f,llow during Che comm
Snrirr and SUMNER. The Goods ! will cfirr
we're selected with the grcaiest care ard wif
speak for themselves both in Quality and Price
Then 10 do your family justice, and prevent u
drain in your pockeibonks come 10 10 zee nc before
YOU lay out one cent for youf Spiirs aud summer
Goods. will save Won time add mOpcy br
selling you GOOD RELIABLE GOODS o.
lower prices Than were offered 10 this market iar
years.
April ., 1879 G. W. TRuSSELL.
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House-Painting, Papering, sc.
rE1HE undersigned respect uliv informs the pub
lie that D. eiIl execute promptly, IN gnod
stgle and we'll,
HoUSE.pAIyTIyG, PAPEElYG. GLAZING,
Sign Painting a Speciality,
and sn things pertaining 70 his arocation. upon
easy terms aud reasonable charges. viii rc-Var-
nsh Furniture ami Tor this purpose il desired
viii 60 % homes @! patro-s IN town or country.
wv. ". JOHNSON.
Chailcstown November p ls77-y.
so GALLONS of Lucas Liquid Paint. all
| colors aud grades, at prices 10 sgit the tines.
Persons wishing 90 paint VIII lind Il { tleir ad-
van tage to examine our Stock and get our low
quotations before purchasing elsewhere.
BUTLER h AlSQUITH.
4 HANDSOME wall half furnishes = room
4 Beautiful Kalsominc Colors 1--we - different
shades. BUTLER C AISQUIfH.
I'VE have prepared Paint in small cans al
w read7 fer use. Very convenient FOR per
sons wishing TO do a small amOunto painting.
BUTLER * AlSQUllH.
CtTATIONERN Another large supply Of Com
= mercs and Packet Note, Letter. Fuolscap.
Legai-cap, broad and narrow account Paper
Al.oa handsome assortuentof Box paposs. which
selling at the very l0west figures.
BUTLER AISQUiTii.
IDEAS. Beans. Satisfy, Catbaco, Lettuce Pars-
nip and all other Seeds 10 bulk. 20
LIGlrS MITCHELLS.
PAINTS Oils and Glass furnished 70 Contract
ors Responsible ones) cheaper by Lieht &
Mitchell than any other house in town. Try ,hcn
on prices.
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NOTICE.

I TAkE this method 70 inform nv friend. .ra
Il customers in general, that | have moved
my Jewelry establishment 10 the room form,n.
used bv the "Centennial Book Store" and ~.
doof ives. Of Lights Drug Store, where wils,
all kinds of
WATCH
TT Ogr ANn
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New Goods Reduced Prices

] I AVING recently replenlshed my stock with
! seasonabie goods, | ava prepared o. offer
them az figures % SUIT che times. The reputation
gained in the community for Keeping GOOD
GOODS it shall De nv ea1rt % maintsin. and
shall eudcavor always o. give ry friends the ben
eft os bottom prices. Thankful Tor past patron
age hope 20 merit continuance Of the same.
DAVID HOWELL.
I AN again selln. the " Charlottesville CASH
4 meres.' These Goods have attained deserv-
edly high reputation and are guaranteed pure
wool and M "shodjy." keep the only stock of
these goods 70 be found Ia this County.
DAVID HOWELL.
4 tuESTER HAMS Dried Beef. Family Flour.
! Curn Meal. Dried Peaches. for sale b.
Nay 81, lS79. DAVID HOWELL.
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NIL CASTINGS
AcRrcuLrUhAL MACHINERY.

Tlrcshing Machines, Rcarers, Mowers, cte., rut
IN complete oider.
confidently solicit the patronage ofihe farmers
ard manufacturers ~ we'll % the general Tuhlic.
who need anyfhing IN The Iron line. assuiing thru
that shall make every cilortto give satisfaction,
both IN quality Of WORK AND PRICES.
WM. =. GILBERT.
Oct. %. lS.s-lr. Ilnrlletlr
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NOTICE.

TTAviNG completed nv contracts aorrsi
1 4 which have occupied my sole attention nr
nearly year past. ! am now prepared for oidefi
in all the departments of House Building. 40.
dress pic ., Charlcstown.
Sept lG, 1876. J. q. HOLMES.
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The WINCHESTER FOUNDRY
AND MACHINE SHOPS
FORMERLY GlNN'S,)
VIM. II. Gilbert,
Proprietor.

HANiNG purchased The entire interest of Nr
Mcrcdih in this well known cstabli,hmonf.
ayr adding such improvements ~ are demand n
BIS the requirements OF the business, lnd am now
prepared "a DO a genera!
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE BUSHES
Orders solicited Tor any Kind ri CASTINGS.
etc.. confident that J can make IL 10 the inici,.t
Of al IN need OF IRON WORK TO deal uithmc.-
have on hand
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PATTERNS

for nearly all The Mills and Factories IN ihc Va
ley aud adjacent country, hcsid's ihnussnd. ~
miscellancous Patterns the accumulation ofntafly
iorty years. ! ana therefore enabled a. make or
rcaal, any castings which may Boo needed hv
manufacturers great deal cheaper and 10 l,.-
time than the same work can be done elsewhere
A 1rgr yIfirtv OF
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
FOR FORGERY.

Detectives Fields and O'Connor. Of the District
Attorneys Office. have lodged in the Fourteenth pre-
einct police station man who was some time since
indicted for forgery and who has been for while
in tho West seeking cover from pursuit
and identification His is Rowland
8. Gordon. and his offence the
Of William Munnic's name to railroad tickets and
the like. by which he realized various sums OF
money. Munnie. it appears. had ticket agency at
No. 743 Sixth avenue. and Gordon solicited
him to let him q portion of the place
for a news aud stationery business. The
other accedcd to this. and Gordon installed
himself the premises One day, during the ticket
agents absence, he broke open his drawer and took
out number OF blanks which he filled, signing
Munnie's name. On these and check he
forged he collected amount of money,
but discovered and called to account.
He got out % the city however took himself off to
Chicago and has been keeping out of the way ever
since. He trusted himself in the city Saturday,
but was tracked by the detectives and arrested.
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
PAINTED WITH A DEMOCRATIC BRUSH.
From the san Francisco Examincr.l

From the san Francisco Examiner.l
Henry Ward Bcccher dores to give his commands
as 70 what God expects from American citizensi
by what special authority docs he speak for God :
He has dishonored hts profession. dsgrnced
his own denomination and committed sins and
crimes most offensive and hoinous in tho sight of
Almighty God. He has broken Gods holy com.
mandmcnts. lie has polluted temples consccrntcd
20 God. And he stands plloried before thc world,
guilty OF the most infamous attractions of the laws
of God and man that mortal commit. He has
biastcd his soul with perjury in tho effort TO deny
his cnormities of sinfulncss. and he ia o whited
eepulchrc all rottonncgs and corruption within IIo
prcaches faith. aud hc has broken II 10 his corprcga
fior, hia country and his God. lie breaches hope.
aud he destroys ~ to those who look 10 him for iis
fnlHiment. lie breaches charity. and he has never
contributed dime 10 any worthy object 10 tho de-
serving poor. To the distressed. the despair
ing the wrctchcd, the vanishing, the sick
of dollars q night for two-hours' talk;
but hc rcfuscs to give even init, In charity. His
enormous earnings are rguandervd In pnnderng To
his passions and paying hush money whore HE vic
tins threaten exposure or else In srborninc wit
Dcsscs ~ nim ccrr OF the law. lie hcwcd ani
sir.ckci ag-in~t slavery. and courscct negroes 20
inur ,cr their masters, AMI abolitionists To throw
away l5iDlcs and Sharl,'s rides in Knnsss but
he never gave "A slave substantial ad never contrib
utod a dollar ,o any cause he championcd. And in
similar spirit AMI manner no is now chainpiunuR
thc of fhc coolio against the white working
@sn in this country.
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
rHE p'AuRrA ORCHESTRA coNcERr.

The initial concert of the d'Auria Orchestra was
given at Steinway Hall last evening in presence Of
an audience which, though not large it might
have been, nevertheless sympathetic and intel
lgent. The programme ambitious and
varied one comprising as 1t did the following
eleven numbers Overture. "Inaug guraton, No. 5, f.
d'Auria "Andante Expressive (ts fat. Mendelssohn
Cornet solo, 'Fantasie Theme de Beethoven,
Salcedo. Sehor Salcedo. Adante barcarola. Cleo
patra." symphony interude. Mancinelli. for string
quartet and lArp Solo, Romance. "Tannhauser"-
'.Oh tn bell Astro incantator." Wagner Signor del
Puente. Concert selection. "ltgoletto.' Verdi.
with flute. clarinet and cornet obligato.
Signori Schneider Ciconne and Salcedo Overture.
saul" Bazzini. Solo, cavatina "Cenerentola"-
.Miei Rempoili Feminiti." Rossini. SignoRFerrant.
Fai4taise concert-"My Dreams" +. dAuria Abend-
musk and Scherzo. Schumann. Piece Carac-
teristque-"La Belle Amazone." Loeschhorn.
The orchestra consists of sixty musicians and has
evidently been thoroughly drilled. In the overture
1t little stiff, but this feeling off the
concert proceeded and the execution well worthy
of the applause bestowed Signor Del Puente and
Signor Ferranti warmly received. and each was
rapturously recalled, the latter being compelled to
appear for the third time. Senior Salcedo, the
leading cornetist of the band, decided feature
dAuria has therefore every reason to be satisfied
with the debut of his orchestra 1t is to be hoped
that when it makes it's next appearance the patronage
will be commensurate with its deserts. Last nights
programme a triao too long. but this is fault
easily coudOned.
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

Thomas Gillen. thirtyeight years of age of No. 4SG
Pearl street taken to the Chambers Street Hosp
tai early yesterday morning. suffering from a stab
wound in the abdomen, which he received at the
hands of ali unknown inan in Pearl street. His as
saiant escaped. Gillen able to 20 home, hut
afterwards returned to the hospital. where he still
lies.
Michael Mccain, OF Albany, was arraigncd in the
Tombs Police Court yesterday charge of as
sault and battery preferred by Joseph McNurray Of
No. ca Whitehall street. Tho complainant sta ed
that he assaulted by McCann while in a hotel
barroofn ia whitehall street, that McCann drew a
pistol and fired with intent to kill him. Mccain
held for trial by the Court of General Sessions
In $1,000.
Charles f. Helms. OF No. 1850 Second Pvenur.
claims that 200 bags of grain have been stolen from
him within the past year. Thomas Farrell. private
watchman. OF No. 243 East l03d street. aud Thomas
Allen. fireman, living i'll East 105th street, were
found in the store the door having been forced open
at two o'clock yesterday morning. and will Ec tried
in the Court Of General Sessions. Justice Duffy held
them in default OF 81 900 bail each.