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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-09
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-15
MARRIED.

In Baltimore. at First ". +. Church, Charles
street. on Tuesday afternoon, November II, 1871
by Rev. A. W. Wilson. ID. D., assisted by Rev
MILFORD Downs. Rev FRANCK H. IlAVENN ER,
of the Baltimore Conference, and Miss MAMIE Ia.
ROBERTS, only daughter Of M;. j.. }. Roberts
Of Baltimore county, Maryland
Al the residence Of the brides parents, Oct;
18th. 1879. by Rev. James \. WOLF, GEORGE
". HOBBAY, of Morgan county, 20 Miss TEN
NESEE PLACE, OF Berkeley County, W. Va
At the groom's residence near Bunkes's Hill, on
ThrrsGav, Oct. 30, 1879. by the Rev NJ. kidcn-
our, NJ. JEREMIAH TRIGG, to Miss MoLLlE
UNGER, all Of Berkeley county.
On the evening OF November 9th, 1873. at mo 20,
ro,idenre If the brides brothG- Capt. Geo. W.
Kurts. by Rev J. 4. Graham. Mr. ROBBERY u.
DODD 10 Miss BETTE KURTZ, both OF Win
chester, Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-15
TF2T7E7 PPFzSS--TIlEE OLD FAMILY JOUR
church Notes.

The Sacrament of the Lords supper
will be administered in the Presbyterian
Chuch. in this place, on Sunday, NovembeT
lG;h. Preaching Friday aud Saturday pre-
ceding.
Rev. Frank Aglionby of the Church Of
England, preached in the Episcopal Church.
in this place, os Sunday morning.
Rev. !. p. Hyde, Principal Of Lonoak
Colege. Mutinsburg, preached in the D. b.
Chu,ch. Son,h. in this place, on Sunday morn
Ing and at uAlltown in the afternoon.
Rev. ". ". Downey preached in the
Presbyterian Church, in this place, on Sunday
morning and night. In the afternoon hev.
A. C Hopkins preached at " Beulah.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-15

From the last issue, November 9th, OF
tie Cqpoa Ery III WseHy Gazette we copy
the following notice Of three Of our cooniymrn
who are spending some time hunting in the
mountains Of this State:
"Col Lack and. Mai. Criggs aud Maj Henry,
wealthy farmers ald prominent politicians OF jet
fersou county. have been spending the past week
in orr village and hunting daily IN the mountains.
Their success has been such as 10 excite the leal-
ousy ei our most experienced Nimrcss, and scarce
lv a. dsr has passed that they have not blgget
DEER aud ph.asauis In great abundance. Last
THURSDAY Maj Griggs had quite an exciting and
hazardous encounter with a bear, which be had
tracked 90 &c. den 10 the Devils Hole. some miles
west o. he W trdensvil.e Grade. After watching
tao moath OF the den Tor several hours he succeed
cI On kiiliag two cubs. whea gpon the death Of
the second the mother bear rushed forth furious
with rage aud pressed Maj Griggs 80 closely that
De vas unable % reload hts gun and hastily took
refuge Ia a saplng under which he was standing.
This Afforded out temporary security, az bruin IN
a Jew moments began % climb The same tree and
was very soon Ia dangerous proximity % the Ma
ia-. Ihr timely arrival Of Major Henry, who sent
slii.t throgsA "a, bears braia, released Major
g. from his terrible situation. As Il was, he lost
one boot aul p0fti1 of bis tgOwsers aud carries
the bears autograph upon his leg. We have
been presented hy Major iieury with the bear
skin. tst cas- testify tnat Il was one OF the largest
and Nj rest customers ever killed ia eur moan
tsius Wc are also ardeg obligations 70 Col.
Lakeland fls several saddles of veuizon anc pair
ot ragaitc. az artiers which We have nailed above
our saactsm door. These gentlemen have made
themselves y.r} popular in nur c1mmunitY during
their stis. ant wc hope 90 have many visits "om
tlcu 10 Oh iufcgc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-15
DIED,

In Nartiusbuf1, on Wednesday morning, Nov.
stu. 1870. Mrs. BETTY MILLER, wife Of Luther
Miller, ESQ. Ia the 37th year Of her age.
1t the residence OF her son, Mr.. G. 7. Lickl;-
der. ia Shepherdstown, on Euesdss, Nov AN,
isT9. Mira ELIZABETH LiChLlDER, consort
OF Mr. Adam I.icklides, deed, 10 the S3nd year
0f her age.
-s-s-s~,
Judge Hogo's Cour; here IS still in ses-
sion. The following cases have been tried u c
past week
l.. ". Poifenberger rs Samuel DAxlCy.-
Beltzhooser for plaintiff; Wilson aad Hen
shaw tor defendant; Verdict ior plaintiff, and
dan aes assess i at sic.
Jacob Gruber. Jr vs. David Fry's Adm r.
Ver,lic, for plaintiff. C. } Faulkner, Jr., for
plaintiff: Baylor & Wilson for defendant.
SuEmau Sictts tuse W. A. Shewal,eil VS..
Randolph Custer Verdict ;o' plaintiff. Bay
Tor 81 Wilson Ter plaiu,iif; Trayers for defeHd-
nu..
Geo II Bariwtli KS. she S. Y. Il. &. CO.
Verdict fr plaintiff. kennedy, BeckSith an!
Lucas ~ pliotiF; T'avera io' defendant.
The injunction case Of Mason VI the ll4r-
pers Ferry Bridge Co. was partially argued
"a Saturday Bur, aud Mason for Mason !
TIayc's Tor Bridge c..
Amos Sbcpherd'I Almr vs.. Peabody lhsnf-
anse c ,npany T'avors Grove Is Brown fo'
plaintiff; d. B. Lucss io' dsfendan,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-15

We have in our possession an interest
ing Roman coin which would be regarded by
ua1ismaiis,s d" q gem" IL Is nearly sixteen
hundred yeirs ola, anl bears upon il the head
If Constantine, the same Who reigued about
A. ID 300. aai who pr3iessel conversion %
Christianity by miraculous vision, IN which
be saw in tle heavens the ign u a cross. with
the inscription " Ai hec sig',3 riaccs -" Ihou
shalt conquer by this sign '-whereupon be
placed Toe Cross upon his standards ia lien Of
tho Roman Eaeles Though il is an establish
cd fact that Constantine marched TO victory
aal was drowned. "a canno, vouch ior The
statement that this Identical coin VAS found
ia DIS treeches pocket, though it is I'D esousA
% have been ,Acre
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-15
sAophordstovn Summary.
From she Register:

From she Register:
An iafan. child Of Mr. Tovncr Schley
Of this toxin, Tell In tho fee. shilc plAylrg. on
Wednesday, bat WaF rescued y li' mother 10
time 90 save Il from serious burning.
AsHr. Jo,eph Fry and wife, Of Me
cnsujcstewn, M, weo 'etsroing to thsir
ho.ae In buggy. from lie 'a'her-in-ing's, Nj.
John Rinse, Gear town and when opposite ca.
Morsau's gate, on The Ncfncysyilo pike Ills
horse became tfightcnod At -1a painted On
4 rock ut that plaor, and ran CIT, 'hrosirG Ar.
and Mrs. Fry out. njaring 'hem quite badly.
1nd breaking the buggy 70 pieces aud bflisins
the horse Slmawhnt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-15

= CARD

10 an WHO are suffering from the errors and
Of youth. nervous weakness, early
decay. loss og manhood. &c, viii send recipe
that viii cure you. FREE 0F,ChAbGE. This
great rcmed7 was discovered by a missionary IN
S,utb Ameficl. send seif-addrcSsed envelope
70 the REv. Jos T. INHAN, Station u, Ae0 York
CfB.
I'm. IS lsIa-lv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-15

Medical au,horiiiesasscrt that more than enc
rbalf OF ihe annual mortality Isdue to puiinona-
sy complaints Why, then, neglect SO great
lh earthly salvation when Dr. Schleys Fami-
ly Cough Syrup IS guaranteed % Afford relief
r IS uo pl;gat humbug, bu; is prescribed oy
tie faculty. Try it and De convinced. Price
only 25o. For sale in Caarestowu bg c. Z.
Brller. and at Harpor's Ferry by Gilbert Bros.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-15

CURATIVE, the vegetable medicine. cures
all diseases OF tic Blood, Liver AID Kidneys.
All Druggists sell il.
CVRATiNE. the vegetable MEDICINE \
wonderful cure for Rheumatism.
CURArfNE. the vegetable medicine, sur-
prises the physicians by It's wonderful relief Of
all Kidney Complaints.
CURATIVE. the vegetable medicine. con-
trsls the Secretion Of the liver, cures constipa-
ton ard brings the bowels 20 healthy state.
CURATIVE. tho vegetable nelieine. M
doubted Blood Purifier, roots on, all scrofulous
tiints
CURATIVE. acts like charm On The SSin,
produces healthy action, good color, and does
away with unhealthy ard dangerous Face
Powders, Lily Whites &c.
4 Yankee Ahead-A Connecticut
cutlery firm recognizing that before long tia, tbe
United States was going % supply all OF John
Balls customers for this inc Of goods have i'm
ported about thirty No Sheffield caters. For
an diseases Of the Blood, Liver or Kidneys use
CUEATINE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-15
NOTIONS.
Nov. 1879.

(tOTO c. ". TRUSsELL and trade Com tor
+ ali tie Goods you want n supply your iani-
". Nobby Styles AID Low Prices are our aic il
BATS and CAPS. We have over 900 diaefcst
STYLES aud qualities a, prices almost equal % Civ
iug asav Tor presents, stiii We bought them low,
ana propose giving Our customers the benefit By
selling them low.
Nov. I, lss9. c. ". TRtSSELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-15

Jut received at our Double Storo:-
White Embr,icsc3 Swiss Ties. White Lace
F.shcrs Grc,an French AMI Italian Iaces,
Canvas Rei,,ia al co!ors, Embroidery De-
si.us. Shaded Embraiiery Silks. Picture Cords
ihe G.i.wue Canvass mS Ladies' Fascy
Work Waite Java. White Wsfle, Black aud
White E,ir'ad. Penelope Red and White
PaiI. Ga,kc, sll Plain BlrlaVs
J. GolDNITr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-15

W. aavc had the pleasure oC g pcrusal
e letter f-om Liberia dated September lS.
10 vas written 20 Richard IlouS, col0rod, Of
this town, by his married daughter who went
from heie aud hos been living there or
luAl'cr ot century. I, is well-Urilten
aul t.uching cp;stlc. aud IFS receipt mus; have
been gratifying 90 the father so widely sePar-
atCl from tie child Ne make ~ extract:
Dear Eatbcr:-J think g-ca, doal q yos Of
'ats. because Snow tAGt you are now ED. wish
ass a-s- y,a ,hat uich; De able 90 look a,tcr
sou On y,ur declining years. but God has other
wise d.crc,d; but prsv Or y"u-ihlt youway
hsgc ti,d friends o. take csrc II yeu, aud Snnw
the lord Uijl aysr tzithtul prayer, AID trust we
pili u-rs iu heaven. where parting will Do 10
-rYre. let tatt cimf1rt us both
Pleas, ssyt- ths Eiitoss - tas FlEE Pass that
1ays bal tae pleasure 90 receive twl numbers Of
ta3 " Oid Family Josrr.l." "a was = pleasant
.arrris, AL s. npt Snle g. sh,ln sm .ndeb,
ei hr a Plesse Inform mc Il the MAJOR haiiey,
who's. death I see recorded 10 the same. "a TIE
,tre rac'c Major saa; o5ci o Ago si'h &7'.
Uantes.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-15

Train G3i daily. Train cal Tseslays, Thars-
days ant SATURDAYS. All other trains daily eS-
cept Suadiy.
June IS, 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-15
Alccfnrc 10 Ionng nlen.

4 Lecture 10 tOnng Men.
= Igss Pabi.aci in Sealed FnreloPe.-
ID Price SIX Cent?.
~ 4 Lecture on the Nature, Treatment,
and Radical curo OF Seminal Woakncss, 90 SpeF-
inatorrtus, lodaced by SelfA6a'e. Involuntary
Emissions, Impntoncy, Nervous Debility, and I'm
a,d,meuis 20 Marriage generally CONSUMPTION,
EpilepsY. and FITS; Mental sud physcll incapa-
CITY. FEY ROBERT ). Gully Sill, II.
D. an,hor g the " Green Book &c.
The vorld-renowued author In this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from hls own experience
thar The awful consequences oi Solf-Abusc may
Do elfec,usly removed without mcdicioc, Fnd
althost dan erors surgical operations, oousies,
instrumcu,,. Rugs, OF cordisl:; pointing on, a
mod, IL cure =. once certain sed enecina', o.
which every soiEcfer, 10 matter what bic condi-
tia trny be, mey oufo himself cheapiy, privately
ard radically.
Ts;. Loc,1Sc ,c,I p,ors boon 20 'so"'oss' aai
housDad'.
Ssn., uodor sce! 10 plsln cn7elope, % any ad-
dress, % ycco;pt ~ s's ccois, or .vo Po,isse
s,spve. Aid'ess the Publishers.
TNA CUhVERWEih MEDICAL CO.,
Il Aae "a, New York Posi- 0aice Dos, ASS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-15

If any stars fell on Wednesday night
they 20 uo again. for We observed them in
the celestial ranks AZ rsveillo Prof Tees
p-ogncsli-a,isas dA not come % pass. We
can .tin sing that beautiful old song that a
wakes memories Of ihe qast-pleasant recoi-
lection. os starlight, skyiirk nights with sam
Crd.h.i. Frank Ransom and Wheeler smith
"When Ears arr in thc quiet skies"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-15
STEAM ENGINES.

4 ncighhoring counties ioF the sale OF
Tg. J.. TANNER s. CO'SPORT4BLE AND
STA TfONARY SsEAU ENGINES.
Mana;actur, 4 Al Richmond, Va.
These Eucincs are superior TO nuT heretofore
In .raduc,d to the public, having seFcra! "s1 srf
an gor.aai Islprorra.cnfs. We call especial atten
tiou l. th. ar-augemcnto the Boiler aud super
Heating DDmc hy which i largo am"uatof extra
heating ,Bsf.ce IS acquired which j. not utilized
in auy other max. 81 Engine. thu. econ0miziag
lar.,cly in FUEL and in TIME In generating
steam. We Aarc IL aofse-poHeF portable kn-
CINE Of this make furnishing power at our Plaster
Mil ard - actions speak inuter than words We
will b. harry o. show is action and point out It's
suucrinr pa;ts. Qprli'y II Ntisrial and Work
s,nasAip. plrt.es needing power tuc wheat
Threshcrs should cali AID get our descriptive
catalogue a.d price iist % Portable Engines. We
can sea- i.ein better Engines, aud upon more
favorable terms llan ;hey can supply themselves
elsewhere Ia the country. LpFllf 4 CO.
June IL. 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-15

Wheat liz Baltimore on Wednesday
Esl.z 81 81 so Losg-hesrY 81 35-l ~.
Coyn-oii white 81; new IS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-15

One night last week four ia,tening hogS
were taken by thieves from the pen of Mr..
Logan Osbura at kablet0wn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-15

On October 9th, between midnight
and day, Mr. Tillberry Files weut into his
stable earning lighted pine torch, aud on
going out, put lie torch down and iramped the
fire ont. as he Supposed While seated at the
breakfast table, DO heard noise, aud on look
ine ost he saw his stake in flames. 1t was
entirely destroyed, burning up two of his
host horses. and 10; Of harness, feel. &c.-
Gr1rJytocn CoveWoadea. cf lartins5'rg
Independent
We are sorry for the horses.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-15

From che appearance Of the Blue Ridge
on Wednesday psht the stars must have fallen
over ,he,e. Il was grand spectacular exh!-
bltion to these who toyk the trouble TO get an
elevated standpoint.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-15

CtROWN Flutiug Machines. for saleby
I June 2. DUKE x GAi.l.AilER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-15

For HuttcricA's and all Tie latest pat
terms Ctcye olcaaing sni Stamping. 50 % 'he
,tl-oef M.,s e. T. rHcHAs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-15

CORR aud WOOD wanted at this oFFICG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-15

Nos RFtuY-Myuew stock Of Fall
a9l Wi-frr "a .ols ( have oe, pl,,e eFSjr,-
n,sai. s9l Notwithstanding the high tone Jf
lts n.4rkct Z oEer my Goods At lo0rr prices
than ever. Goats CALI B'ots, good. At 50 90
tsd u~U4sl tieats' Care Boots, 5 80 and
aq. Boys e, arse Boots. Sl2j ael up;
Yours C,ssss Boots, g ce ssd up. Lr'ics
sliss-s ,~3 Chl'lfeu'S Shoes e. oil prir-e.-
Latest S.y'cs IN Rubber Boots sad Shoes
o1f S;o-h o. Hats is not eNosllei in this
C5rcfg sun go keep up my reputation ior
large, s'ack and lowest priccs ia Gloves s.
Gents Ec.gy Shecp>kia Glove, IS 8 cents 3
8cavy Pock N,, Sleo. : l;ce a'7ef'mcn,
of 'aUf.f-s. Underwear, Hosiery and
Notices. d hl IRE ui c,ch. have also add
s,l 'in, oi R,Lb-7 Ct,hirs % ms Stock -
Iafies Gassaocr Ciats. Geots Gossamer
Goats. Gcu's I-ng C.a'.i Gents Short
Coats. Gents LeesilS ana Gents Hats
Leather an SAoe Findings inclutius d sl''en-
iil 10 Of Lasts
ro-A nice assortment Of Gea.ieaens ogs'-
Gators
So-C,ru and pot,,oe, rill be taken ia ez-
change for Good Csc H. hAe'zy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-15

Judge Hogc's Court here IS still in ses-
sion. The following cases have been tried u Re
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-17
MERE MENTION.

The ladies' Of ST. Lawrence Church will hold fair IN
the schonlhouse. R.-htytourth street and Madison
avenue beginning 70 day aud closing May 10
The VI tnhattan Savings Bank put record Yesterday
sixty papers. each OF which assigns mortgage 10 ue
Manhattan Ilie Insurance Company The aggregate con
alteration for the mortgages Is Sfll,o
E. sheriff and cx.County Treasurer Abraham Winant
was elected Clerk Of the Richmond County boail oI
Supervisors yesterday by a vote Of 20 over Johh
Mehnn who had been the inc umbent for many years
The estate II Commodore william 7. Garner IN West
Brighton Staten Island IN he sold by auction on inc
I'D inst II Is rumored the island that representa-
uyes o Gen Grant will be present with vie" 10 ur
chasing the property.
Frederick Coombs Of Manorville Long Island who
d ed few days ago after short Illness SPENT con
siderable portion ms lite In trying 10 cous net an en-
cuu-id red The engine corpcte and took 10 the rn
rad Tor an experiment. hut the engine hurst Mr
Cootnbs did not lose lNlh IN the engine and ne kel
under lock and Key and very few were permitted TO III
spectlL
COMPTROLLER Kelly was yesterday autl o1lcd by the
B.ard a., Aplorfnnincnt 10 distribute Si3 1872 OF IN
eiar noucVs among the following institutions. tor the
suuport NJ children committed to then by police justices
81 Jo,eui,'s Asylum. ST. stephens Home for Children
si.fer. tt 81 DumInick, Deborah Nursery and Nluld
PrnbctoIs Institution O Mercy, Mission oi tlc lmhheu
iaie yiruin. and the Home Tor Fallen ana FTchSes'
Girls
he desire for foreign travel is not apparently connned
10 prntl men elegant leisure, me mallhftIs OF ie
'WUodrun sccnunc Expediuon Around uis vera
have received applications from lnulNuuAs ,, ~
Ia Nrhun.c thrr ssional cfvces Tor Neket ol
ia. VoVsr A. lows Ten from sea captains c"ll"Wht
accorim. o. their own testimony, ~ malNte an, riH,
from tir Great kasicrn TO ga boat $40 rom M ny
oue WHO aIVerti.es himself A. abuudanly Ahm 10 "Aeu
"hoxuy dancing and anthmcuci" 10 rom D'aek alv
whttr Garbcrs 40 alle.h,Hiied seamrh allh ~
gu,crs aud one from an ambitions pholK nphu! WI,
wrtr.. viii take pirurrs u the excnrslonsr rec W
rtpe iu all The chimes may visit, ana they VIII l
ueTpe tual reminder OF the pleasures Of the eHpsdiuon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-17
TESTING THE EXCISE Law.
A Verdict In Favor Of the Holders OF the Ex-
else CommIssIoner' Receipts.

The ease Of the Commissioners Of Charities
and Correction. who are empowered 10 recover
penalties for violations OF the Excise law.
against Felix Donnelly. was tried before Judge
Sheridan in the Marine Court, yesterday. The
suit WAS for penalty Of $50. under section II
Of the Excise act Of 1857. The evidence on the
part Of the plaintiffs was that on March l6. 1873
George Waite and Moses Meeker agents of DR..
Crosby's society. procured. paid for. and drank
at defendants store. $40 Eighth avenue one
glass OF whiskey each. defendant having no
license. On cross-examnation 1t was shown
that Waite and Meeker started from DIR. Cros-
by's headquarters. with the intention OF get
ting the liquor we'll knowing that there was no
Waite was asked: " Did you then 60 with the
preconcciyed intention Of inducing violation
OF the lawl
AYES.
Meeker was asked the same question. and
gave Il similar answer. There was no evidence
OF any other sale Of liquor except to these detec-
tives.
For the defence, Donnelly proved that he paid
t75 TO the Commissioners OF Excise IN August.
1877. for a license. and got receipt, which the
Commissioners assured him was valid as q
license pending decision. He called several
times at long intervals and was told the license
was not ready. but would be- sent 70 MIN anu,
he said he was not present IN March. 1875
when the liquor was sold to the detectives.
Donnelly's lawyer then moved to DISMISS the
complaint. on the grounds that only the person
who actually sells the liquor can be held Tor the
penalty. or who suffers or permits the sale OF
LIQUOR to be drank on his premises that tho
violation of law, if any. was brought about
and superinduced by the plaintiffs agents; that
II was not u case OF detectives watching per-
son In the act Of committing crime, but OF q
decoy making a crime and then prosecuting
that the intent 10 violate the law was negatved
by Donnelly having done what he could to com
piy with il and that 1t could not be tolerated
that plaintiffs should misead n party. accept
ing his money and telling him the receipt was
enough and then take advantage OF their own
wrong and prosecute for penalty; judge
A verdict for defendant Corporation Attorney
Boyd got twenty days stay 10 prepare an ap
peal As there are some one hundred similar
decision will be awaited with much interest bl
| iauOr dealers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-17
Financial AND COMMERCIAL.

"WEDNESDAY, April 1G.-The stock market
was very much like that Of yesterday The
chief interest was in the Southwestern roads.
st. Louis. X. G. and N. ". Louis and San Fran
cisco. Missouri. Kansas and Texas. and Kansas
Pacific. Wabash continued active. and North
western was active and nrmer. Erie common
opened with an upward tendency. but Michigan
Central Lake Shore. Western Union Telegraph.
and the coal shares were weak. but recovered
In the later dealings. st. Paul was
neglected throughout, After the second
call. there was great activity in Lake
Shore. and the market generally exhibited
considerable buoyancy and excitement. The
sales OF the day reached the large aggregate Of
216.210 shares. including 1920 Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western. g. $50 Erie common
24.S20 Kansas Pacific. 10.200 Lake Shore. 20,9 900
Northwestern common. 300 do. preferred
Oils Missouri. Kansas AMI Texas. 1890 St
Louis. Kansas City and Northern common.
1850 do preferred. 1915 Wabash. and IL, 400
st. Louis and San Francisco. Advanced: Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western. - Delaware
and Hudson y; Erie common. Z; Kansas Pa
cnc. 1& St Paul common. y; do. preferred
y: Missouri. Kansas and Texas. 15S: North
western common, IL; do. preferred. 1 Pitts
burRh. =; St l.ouis. Kansas City and Northern
Western Union Telegraph, / : Atlantic and Pa
cho telegraph, y, and st. Louis and San Fran
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