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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-18

atHl i. Il ~ So r ~.
BEIiiikE LocAls,-The heavy snow Of
Monday morning melted rapidly and left
the pavements dry where the snow had
been cleaned OF bit some neglected to
comply with the ordinance and their pave.
mens were covered with several inches Of
slush for the benefit Of those who had to
pass their dooE.
Saturday night was Witnessed thsrather
stra9se Phenomenon of show irom a Der.
tcctly oloudless sky. The same thing that
happens sometimes when the door OF a
crowded room is opened into a cold air.
Mrs. B. K. Cowen left for her new home
at Delaware Monday morning.
The street cars had hard time getting
started on their trips in the snow. The
track was swept ahead Of the first car, but
the cars ran off several times, till the snow
got melted out Of tho way.
"Old Probsn must be at ieud with St.
Patrick. No procession appeared here to.
day. Several sbamrocks appeared on the
Jesse Turner and George stroble are
contestants for gold pen to be voted for
at the German Fair R. G. F.
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MARfN's FtRay l4r,ls.--lgg7IIR9

y htfAltElN , v lll1Ilt lII,Ntif'e7s * ia
"rht saaR, tho saaW, The bs4ulllul sn9Wu-.
Where did such Quantities come from Al
iell last Sunday evening? SatiilyIhe al
that "one robin does not make SPRING"
The temperance phalanx arc pushihp
tielI work vigorously, doubtless with Al
eye 70 our Spring election, when, 80 iar a
municipal officers are eoltetned. tbern,lS.
ton will be whisky or no whisky. Both
sides are getting their forces we'll In hand
aud no doubt the contest will DO earnest
and incorporating. As TO that matter,
our laws are as dead letters on tho statute
book Tor whisky seems 10 be plenty ~
water, sold and drank With safety, So ial
Is law Is concerned, many think Il would
DO well to dispense with some Or all OF our
officers who have sworn 10 see the laws
that line. "
Men get full OF the lightning betl.bup
Killer mlkingonrstTeels, aiteFnIYht fall, re,
sound with oalhs and yulgarity, rendering
night hideous with their insane howlings
land yet no arrests arc made. Tho pO'
lice seem 70 be sleeping or gone away on O
Journey. There Is n wide field hero iol
the temperance workers, especially TO save
these mulutudes OF boys who are takiup
their brst lesson In drunkenness and sin,
God grant them success In the work, |.
the PRAYER going upfroln many hearts.
From all We can learn, tile festival, con
tinued for three nights, did not pan out a.
well as was desirable. tl'5.. n.
The revival among the Colorcl iriendl
y still IN progress, with increasin. power
but TO the shame Of the ''pale faces be 4
SAID, crowds OF whites gothere hight aitel
night for fun and frollc, aud bad behavior
marks the conduct OF too many.
The protracled meeting In the BaptisI
Church.. conducted by the pastor, Dr.
sedgwick, u still progressing, with encour
aging prospects, and though in progress,
for three weeks the local Of our Neinsl ii has
never heard II, though noticing the color
ed every week. Rev. Clancy, Of your CITY
has rendered efficient aid, and Rev. j
Emery, City Missionary oil Cincinnati iol
twenty.seven years, Is here aiding in thu
meetings, and by his simplicity and ear
nestness crowds throng the house to heal
the old, old story. st
Last Sabbath evening he held child
rem mass meeting, when the house wa!
packed full OF old and young, and he KEEP
their close attention Tor nearly two hours
and at the close, forty.two arose as subject
OF prayer. Weare Informed that Rev, Z
will remain this week.
There Is great inquiry for houses to rent
as the supply Is not equal 10 the demand
and Il se6lns strange that some OF ou
''bloated boudholdefsn do not have gooC
comfortable houses put up, as they woulC
realize good interest on the money in
vested. There are some business house,
being built, but few for dwellings.
Mrs. B. Rennard was buried this even
ing, yssFS-sSS ~ 3 fsS%
Deputy Sheriff Sedgwick was in tow
yesterday morning stImmoning jurors )
court at st, Clairsville. USO.
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TIE CoLvILLE FOLLY CoIrASr.-hTht
ColYille Opera Burlcsque Company made
its first apbearNnea IN this city last sven,
Ing, In the Opera House, before A largp
and fashionable AUDIENCE. About eTe e
seat in the lower part OF the house was
flied, and there were quite a number in
the audience Tha were unable 10 find
seats and obliged 10 STAND,
The programme for tho evening was
"Robinson Crusoe," with which we're in.
corporated several scenes from III, NJ. S.
Pinafore." Altogether the entertainment
was not fully up to the expectations OF the
audience, Expectation had been unduly
excited by the reported success OF the
Folly Company elsewhere, and it failed OF
realization. The dialogue last night was
full Of Wit, the music sparkling, the sit.
uations comical, but there vas u painful
crulity in the company which hampered
the performance much.
But the company includes some OK.
cellent performers. Mile Roseau, rs POLLY
HPpkiRS, sang very sweetly and acted
vivaclo,isly, and so did Miss Marie vii.
liams rs Robinson Cftpot. MF. WIN. Gill
was the Sir JoNph Porter, 4. Z. B., OF ''Pin.
afore,' and Friday in "Crusoe, and acted
and sang both parts well. Mr.. B. Magin.
dy's Jim Cos was q very clever piece OF
acting. The part OF via. AfkinS (Capt.
CoroorGu in .sfinafore'' was filed By. Mr..
A. W. Mafflin, who Is not singer, and
as a result some Of the neat numbers OF
the Opera, in which he had part, were
absolutely spoiled. IngdicG was aGcepta.
biz rendered by Miss Carrie Thompson,
and the same may be said OF Miss Eleanor
behring's QUEEN Iiag Lung. Little Carrie
Elberts, a midgetnot more than four years
old, took the part OF Tom Tucker in "Pina-
fore" and PdpOois in "Crusoc," and did
very nicely indeed. The other parts were
but fairly cast.
The stagC was handsomely set, the
scenery bGinG new and effective, and as a
general thing the Nnake up" Of characters
intelligence and taste. jim Cor,
WHO'S a jolly comedian, made some happy
local hitsduring the evening.
This evening the company will appear
in grand combination OF "Babes Ia the
Wood "Pinaiore" aud Robinson Cru.
Roe."
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WE nAs IYYrnrInATInNl

sIaxusll'a Case before Justice ChldHeil.
The case Of the State Of woat Virginia
agafnit John l.. Maxwell, for enhefsle-
ment, was sei Jof hearing before Justice
Caldwell at o'clock yesterday morning,
but Il was nearer eleven than nine o'clock
when the fnt witness vas called TO tho
stand.
Mr.. Russell was the only one Of the de.
ienlant's counsel present the entire day,
Mr. Good was present q part Of the lime,
Mr., Hubbard being GD5ent from the city,
Tie State wus rcprescntedb by AIesss. Jor.
dan, All Caldwell, Dovenor and EFskine,
Messrs. Cncrait and George Caldwell be-
ing engaged elsewhere,
Mr. Caldwell Introduced IN evidence the
act oil the General Asseinblyoi Virginia oi
1880, incorporating the city Wheeling.
The frat witness called was Mr.. james
Maxwell, one oithe late Trustees OF the
Gas Works. Mr., Maxwell testified as tC
the Use OF the boulS kent III the Gas
Office, as fur as he knew; also that the
office was under the charge Of MI, John L
Maxwell, as Secretary, and Andrew Kinl
as Assistant and Collector. Mr.. Maxwell
Unidentified the handwriting Of John ].
Maxwell, Secretary, to certain entries In
the Register Of the Gas Office. and 10 cor
responding entries In gas bills, which werl
offered In evidence by the State. ThC
witness also testified 10 thedhties Of Johr
Maxwell and Andrew. King, his testimony
being almost The same as that given By
him on the hearing OF Andrew King some
time since, which was published by US q
the time. -, r -
Mr.. Mortimer Pollock, another one o
the e&.tttlstees, was tile. next witness
called, aud identified the handwriting o
John L. Maxwell.
James N. Wheat and NJ. b, @. Wrigh
were called and testified tothe pay Hfeht0
certain bills d G.AAlendel a. Go. and Geo
r. Taylor, respectively, and THE ume y
their payment, =
Harry Caldwell, the expert who ha
been examining the books Of the Ga
Works since the, beginning Of the inYesti
COTTON, sWas.the,pcxt witness scalled, Mr.
Caldwell explained at some length tn
manner Of keeping the books and account
Ing for the revenues Of the Gas Office
Witness also testified 10 the. omission from
| the offite cash collection books Of eertail
bills, which previous Witnesses had test
fed TO paying within the first ten days 0
the months Indicated, WHICH collection
book is the proper and only book Il
which such payments should BesenteEed
Mr.. CaldYeIl was Withdrawn HON tn
stand by tlieStRte fof thepurpose 81 call
ing Mr. Arthur Brown, the Superintendent
atthe Gas Works,
NJ Brown testified as to the manner O
accounting for coke and tar sold al til
works, the money for the cash sales 'bein
returned to The Secretary, John Maxwell
and accounts Of those sold on creditibein
sent to the Secretary, and by him collected
This closed the testimony for the day
The State expects 70 conclude the easet
morning, only one or twoYrnote wit1ese
being summoned. The examinationkNi
, he continued ut 0 o'clock this morning q
the Municipal Court room in-the Uit
Building, 49,
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We are surprised 70 see 50 many sin suffer.
Ing with neuralgia and Rheumatism, when
they can be cured We know the feeling
which exists among very many-''thAt any
medicine which & advertised must be hum.
bug Thislnay be true In some cases, but
when we know Ois rsmedy which has become
80 popular as LawSon's Curative. and we have
such conclusive evidence Of the good Il has
accomplished, II Is more than folly not TO
make trial Of II, and satisfy yourselves that
all the propretors claim for Il Is true. In such
diseases as rheumatism, Neuralgia, SciGtica
Headache, Bore Throat Lame Back, and
Toothache, We can safely say that no remedy,
either In physicians prescription or inpropfi.
et4ry form, has effected more cures than Law.
sons Curative. TThS4w
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.We Challenge M WORLD.

When We say We believe, We have evidence
70 prove that shilOh's Consumption Cure q
decidedly the best Lung Medicine made, inas-
much as 1t will cure a common or Chronic
Cough nOnehalf the time, land relieved Asthma,
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group and
show more cases Of Consumption cured than
all Others, twill cure where they fall, II Is
pleasant to take, harmless 10 the youngest
child and We guarantee what We say. Price
10 cts, 50 cts, and $l.00. II your Lungs are
sore, Chest and SACK lame. use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by L. Booking. Odd Fellows
Hall; c. Z. Dwight 9th and ChApliue streets:
Laughlin Bros, 4 Co., Wheeling. and Illus.
bands 4 InskOep, Rellaire,
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BALTIMORE,

baltimore, March 17.-Flour-Fim: west.
ern superfineS3 5Oa4 %; DO extra 81 96ai rs: do
family S. Ooa6J9. Wheat-Westcrn quiet M,
9 western winter red, spot and March, 81 iilIi
April, $L14lz; May 81 l4!!zzSl iix. Corn nm!
Western DULL weEteEn mi3ed, spot aid March,
4S.se APHI aiSAalSSe: May 4IHaliHC;
Pennsylvania S3aSlc; western white ssasIc I:
do mixed SlaSsc. Rye-Flrm at 5SaCOc'
Hay-Qnict; prime 10 choice Pennsylvania
$l1 0oal2 % ProviSions-Steady. Pork
Mess, 50 9Sal075. Bulk Meats ,aase should.
ers SAc; cleg Tih Eief 35Ss; packed Ia5c.
BaEoN-sholiaers Axe; clcaaTT lib sides ijc :
hams aal0r Land-Refned in tieVes 81 DO,
ButteE,-sieadyi prime to OhoiOO western
packed llh2oe roll lSal0c. Egg-scarce and
75EasMc; refined 0IEc. CofIce-Very firm: Ri0
eargoes l0Hnl6c. Whisky-Dull, at 81 Ola
OK. We
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Liver Is KNG.-'The Liver is the IMPERIAL
organ Of the whole human system, as Ii con.
trolls the life, health aud Happiness OF man,
When Il Is disturbed In Its proper action, ali
kinds Of ailments are the natural result. The
digestion Of food, the movements OF the heart
and blood, the action OF the brain and nervous
system, are all Immediately connected with
the workings Of the Liver II has been sue.
cessfully proved that Green's August Flower
Is unequsled in cuFingall persons afflicted with
DySpepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the nu.
merops symptoms that result from an un.
healthy condition OF the Liver alil Stomach.
Sample bottleS 70 try, 10 cents. Positively iold
In oil TOWNS on the Western Continent Three
doses will prove thAt 1t Is Just what ron want
TTRkW
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CHICAGO,

CHICAGO, March l7.-FlOur-steady and nm.
changed. Wheat-Irrcgular, unsettled and
generally higher; No. Chicago spring, regular,
s9Hc chsh and March; gilt edge COX cash /;
9o5Sc April Oh zsa9!xc May; No. 8 do sc; rel.
G6Ilc. Corn-Fairly active and a shade hj9f,.
er; fresh 50 Ic regular; 81 70 cash; S9c Ansii.
36<c May. 0ats-lJemand light but holder,
firm at 2l34o cash, Rye-Firiner at 45a4OlIe
Barley--Steady and unchanged at T5aS0c
Flax Sced-Active and shade higher; good
toprime crushing at 81 SO ,sal 40; choice clean
sowing 81 Goal G5 POrk-Actiye Arm Snd
higher at $40 90 cash; $40 0Oal0 02H ApFil:
$40 l0Al0 l2IS May; SO 25 June. IardLDe.
mand fair and prices higher at 30 sex cash.
90 52llns IS Anil; % 0oaG % Y May; 50 o. Ha
8 20 June. Bulk Meats-StronR and m.
changed, ct 81 sOa5 l0aS g. Whisky-oiiet
at sl0i,
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MILITARY ELEcrroS-Thc Golf Guards
hold a ueeting at the Armory this even.
ing, for the purpose Of electing Second
Lieutenant, TO fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation Of Lieut.. Samuel Funct.
Messrs. Y. s. Norton and VIM. Heller arc
the candidates. Lieut.. Funck made ne
largest spore tle out OF Q possible 95) in the
contest for the Maynard cup, carried of AZ
q prize by the COTS.
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.ctNoiNSGTr. March 7.-COtt0n-strong and
higher at 0Hc. Flour Steady and uncianc.
ed. Enthusiastically with gs.d demand; nd
and white 81 0Odl Of. Corn-In fair demand
At lower rates al SSajIc. 0aiF-Quiet but
firm ut e1aS0c. Eye-Quirt at Sc. barley
In good demand No. 2 fall 81 90. Pork
In good demand At 80 ooal0 9, the latter ex.
20 40 bid 1850 asked. Bulk Meats-stroncqr.
shoulders s. o. buyer March short ribs a s
cash; 81 90 huyef March, and seller Anil.
IS 22h buyer May; short clear IS %. Bacon
Quiet hut firm At iIiaSSa5Kc. Butter
Steady and unchanged. Iinsecd Oil
Quiet and .tteady At Gjc. WLjsIly-In
good dcma.d at full pFiei S, at 81 O..
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There Is no medicine prescribed By physi.
clans, or sold by Druggists, that carries such
evidence OF Its success and superior virtue as
BoscHRE's GERNAS SYRuP orsevete Coughs,
Colds settled on the breast Consumption, OF
any disease Of the Throat Snd Lung4. a proof
OF that fact q thai any psCsop AFFLICTED can
get Sample Bottle Tor 10 cents and Try Ia
superior effect before buying the regular size
at Is cents. II has lately been introduced in
this country from Germany, and It's wonder
Lul cures are astonishing everyone that uses II.
Three doses will relieve any case. Tryit.
T1hs4W
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d.
OFFICER MlLLER CASED.-0tIiccr Miller,
member Of tho police force for the First
Ward, received a Gaming last evening in
the presence Of the Bryant Literary So-
ciety Of the First Ward. The Gaming was
handsomely performed by the President,
Mr.. Rogers, who on being introduced to
Officer Miller by Mr. Robinson, said:
eve, the citizens of the First Ward, de-
string to present some token Of the respect
and esteem felt towards you as an officer,
have chosen this cane as fitting emblem.
4 man who performs his duty faithfully
and well In anyEtstioni life deserves the
respect and esteem Of his ialloR men. rs.
pecially Is this the case in The ddhgsr.
Gus and arhuous position that yon
occupy. Yours is the post OF danger.
While others sleep your weary feet
must tread the path Of duty and make
their sleep secure. Your duty compels
you to mingle with the bad the wicked
and depraved; to visit Ciens Of inlamy and
shHmei to grow familiar with scenes Of
violence and blood; to witness misery and
vice in It's most hidGous and repuIsive
form. On your part all your duty has
been performed faithfully and well. While
you in the discharge Of your duty have
been courageous You have also been kind.
While yoH have been firm yoh have been
gentle, and in all your conduct have SO
won thu respect, the esteem, the admira-
ton and the confidence Of tho citizens
Of the First Ward, that they. desire e
present this. token Of thcifireeard;f "a
you now in The flush OF heallh and Ii
manhOOi's prime, it can be- little more
than an orpalnaRt and token Of our re-
gard, but the time may como God GRAFT
| II be long distant-when a weakness, born
not Of sickness or disease, shall steai over
your form; when your lOrks shall grow
silverCd aud the weight Of years lie heavy
on your shoulders; may it then be stati
of support in the feeble hand, a guide and
companion TO the wavenng footsteps. In
such q time, when visions OF the rast
come floating ovcryour mind, let us hope
thai this seene andthe friends now gather.
cd here this evening will notbe forgotten. y
The reply by Mr.. Miller was neatly
made. The committee representing the
society we're Vim. Kenney, Martin CLARK,
VIM. Colts JnoI lRizkls and Francis
ElberL. p.
This is tho first time in our recollection
that one Of our policemen has been club
bed or canel In % waYthat will be pleasant
10 remember. 1t shows, however, that
our citizens know what efficient service
is, and that they appreciate an officer who
fills their conception OF his duty. -
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oatcAoO, March i7.-Ths Droven' journal
Hoos.Recelpts 1900 head; st'pme its ., 500
head; Market active, 6al0c higher mixed
SStrLE-Reeeipts 1900 head shipments
'Zgy head; Market steadyi shipplngat q l0a
400; stOckers g 9Oa4OO,
siEEF-R eceipts 800 head: shipments $40
head rketstrong at g s0a6 6b,
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CHARLOTTE THOMPSON. are inclined
to the opinion that the series Of plays, as
they will be presented bYthe above artist,
WILDE foundofa decidedly superior order,
and will afford an unusual degree OF pleas.
ure to those Of refined taste who are for.
tunate enough to be present. The sale OF
seats begins this morning at q. Y. Lucas
music store.
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PoLICg .CouRr-Jullge Crunpler.

Tho following busIleSs was transacted
in this Court yesterday morning;
John Gould and John MCNlahon, veg
rants, were fined g aud costs each.
They were both sent to the city prison.
James Rider was charged witlidisordor-
ly conduct and with assaulling John
Schnell, jr. He was fined s., which he
paid.
Kate Mooney was up for discharging a
pistol In the city limits. \ fine Of 81 was
imposed, and execution was suspended on
payment Of costs.
The case Of James McCafrey, charged
with disorderly conduct, was continued
until this morning.
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rAs SNoy.-The snow storm which SET
in Sunday evening continued all highland
q part Of yesterday morning, falling 10 the
depth OF fully nine inches. This is con.
siderable OF o snow storm for this latitude
and season, Of the year. Rough weather
Of some sort Is generally looked for about
st. Patrick's Day, but snow storm Of the
magnitude Of this one was hardly expect.
cd. The snow melted rapidly yesterday,
leaving streets and Movements in a fright.
fully anshy condition, and. rendering pc.
destfianism especially disagreeable in the
eEtrclne. Whether the responsibility for
the present :sR9g belongs to Tiee or the
man who mahniactnres The drug store al
manacs makes little difference now; the
sSth Inst tThufstity !, and tie ANNOUNCE gts
Rept aoq6t aHSrd ESelHInsg S Il re,
ltpt. 49, a
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a GRIsr OF LIouoR CASES, Justice VIM.
Phillips had grist Of liquor cases 10 dis.
pose Of ,last evening.
There were two Complaints against Mrs.
August Miller, Of Fulton, for selling in.
toxiCating drink on Sunday. She Eape
800 bond III zach case 10 insure Her 40.
lcarance at Court 10 answer.
There were also two cases against Geo.
Butts, eSGentre Mheeling. These cases,
too, were sent to Court, defendant giving
bond in 500 for his appearance TO answer.
Two charges otthel same Find, against
Leopold GFass, were also sent to Court,
the bond in each case being the same ASH
tho others S7ss ? t.ta'N
David Clary, a witness In Mrs, Miller's
cases, refused 70 testify, and was com.
mitted to jAAsby the Justice for co1tAn.n.
Of Court, -
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may be entirely prevented, the breath puri.
hed, and the teeth made 10 gllsten with white.
neSs by. the use Of Browns Camphomted
Dentritrice. Price Is cents.
Browns Bronchial Trochesn are renowned
and wonderfully effective for curing coldSand
relieving any throat or catarrhal difficulty
but guard against counterfeit Sold by Logan
List h Co., and all tiruggistsat 26 centSper box
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CouSCIL.-A special meeting Of Council
has been called for to.night BY His Honor
Mayor Sweeney. Tho object Of the meet.
ing Is understood to be the election OF q
Gas Trustee, to succeed Mr.. A. W. Kelly,
who was elected last Friday. night, and
declined to,accept tho position, ~
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Tur CouRrs.-CouSrY CouRT--Jwlgt
Boyd.-The County Court sat at 10 a. N.
yesterday, pursuant to adjournment OF
Saturday.
Peter Cunningham, native Of Ireland,
was granted his second naturalization pa,
pers
The case Of tho sia;cvs. Michael Moran,
indicted for committing an assault and
battery upon Kate Kahn, was tried before
the following jury: Nicholas Bowman,
George H"eckler, Vim. Richardson, james
Joyce, Patrick Connell, John SIyGr,
Adolph Helbrecht. Thomas Elliott, Alfred
Davis, Bernard Brady, James Carney,
II. G. Peterman.
The jury in tho above case returned q
verdict Of guilty, and imposed fine Of
s. 80 upon defendant.
Adjourned to this morning at 0 o'clock
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NEw YeRE, March l7.-Jobbing trade con.
tinues fairly active. Cotton goods In steady
demand Prints more active. Apron prints
selling freely. GiDglianis In better request.
Dress goods doing well and wColen goods
quiet J The Bullstih says that 1900 pieces
Of dress silks will DO sold at auction next
Wednesday. Foreign goods In fair request.
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ARRESTED Of SpsrctoS. Trimmer
was arrested near Uniontoyn, Pa. last
Saturday, on the suspicion that he Is Jones
BENTLEY, who murdered Samuel johnson,
in Pike county, KY, on the 18th Of Jan:
uary. He was committed to jail to await
the arrival Of officers from Cincinnati, He
says that he Is not Bentley, and that he is
from Jackson, Ohio,
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WASHINGTON, n. c., March lS-lA. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear
or partly cloudy weather, winds mostly
noTtherIy stationary or higher temperature
and pressure.
For the Lower Lakes, partly cloudy
weather, winds mostly westerly, stationary
or higher pressure and temperature.