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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-09

VS. are indebted to Mr, l.. II. Bruner,oI
Short Greek, for q shsaf Of wheat from biz
harvest field. It Is excellent wheat, good
s'zsd heads and plump berries. He had
about twenty acres in wheat this year,
and says that the crop Is rather better
than last year. It will average twenty
bushels strong to the acre, and some spots
will run up to thirty, 1t Is only q speci-
men, he says, OF the general run Of Short
Greek wheat this year. There Is an ex'
celIsntcro and q larger acreage than last
year. He expects to get 81 20 per bushel
by holding for higher figures. Present ad'
vices "a to the growing fdimensionS OF the
Weld in the country at large do not point
that way at present Sill our foreign rela'
tlves may want more wheat than now sp'
pears probable. Az q mere matter Of opin'
ion, however, We should Judge that the
wheat crop Of this region will probably
move at lover Glures thst$l % per bushel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-09

DR, PAYNE In bis lecture upon the Foe
and Grace says that dyspepsia Is q great
Foe to Grace. II datkens the sky and
breaks the hopes Of many Christians.
They think the trouble Is ID their hearts,
when II is ia their stomachs. Thus the
stomach influences the feelings to such a
degree that II should be more carefully
looked after and regulated with the never
failing Simmons Liver Regulator, the con,
slant use Of which will 80 improve the
feelings as 70 make the heart happy and
the spirits light. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-09
SEALED PROPOSALS,
BOARD o. COMMISSION sS ~ lima
MMkkLlhn. "A VI ,OILn

WI VIM - \
WHEELIHO, ", Va, juSs% ! iSEin
sealed ProPot !! will Ia rec lived a, ,1L
noOq SATURDAY, STI Jay ~ 6SI 'Ss,s
tue following county work, 10 he SNns w !
present SeaSOl, viz! At mouth al NJ 'tflth
cubic yards 81 RnLelaa masonry M IIV' eNi /
plles AySTsgiug rs iest Ia length, dI,vs, = afG I
tom md cut OH two ieSI below Iov VII
l1v Ohio Ever 6OOO feet cappIp. ma NV N. Itt |
placed on sFm The pitts, ,fp,I nd nj,
gooh, IouLd while Oik, 70 leet IineaTo n sslsNl
hIldga suPentrurtuT " eIVidr N nv
lOO rs yer square tOOt, Tact ! OIIisNT NNi
yGIdS rxGANa, Tor, me urlns thu ID, tso,1 n
NheenI g.. Wet LlbCrty and E.it,Ss ".
neeT toll RAtP, 1850 curve yREiI n,,,s, .glA
q 3, lai' 10 N .rtnj 100 cubic llIdI ,In,T,st
olldiI 3 foundation. A'aS :
On 4 iyeT, GlenL'S Run ard Short FRA w.
Glenn'9 liGn, 800 cubic JlIdI "a T,,SSs 4
800 cubic VAldS Limestone u Q d.m1 liz Us
Bids must 10 ICCOmpAn nj by TFie "a.
% the Board. BIZ b. rtRTvei ior ItttI sashV
Endorse n'Opo,Al', "PhP4SIII lof I, usI;
F.r further information lpp'y sttNh "A.
BY order o the ~ nd, 'A
W. G. Smith, County fRGI Sf
W'llGhGR pSp :, Cnpyl ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-09

Az a recent meeting Of the Wheeling
Camp Meeting Association the Question
Of open gates on Sunday" was fectbsid.
cred. We are inIotmed that the vote
stood, for "open gates" Eve; aeAinsf,
eight, Thus fir victory IL on the fiVhi
side, aud II any further attempt 81 fecon.
sidetauon be made there Sohly one cor.
sistent course openSto Me riiniAtets OF the
diest,c, What that IL can be easily guessed,
-PAsburgh C6ridian A'Dedk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-09
ImE DAILY INTELLlSEsCks

WIN DO mailed to'Gly tdareiS, PO1taes prepaid ir
one day or any length d time desired, as follow
single spy, i've SODsSi one seal, attosn osAiai Two
Wetks, lhiIty etusi one month, s%i1ty'aVs ssnAi
tvo months, one dollar and Thirty esntai hr9
uluthI, Two dsllus pagaHs IA qSrsEt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-09

II AN told that sInce Garaeld's assault
the Western upion Telegraph Company
has made lis dividend oLtwo per cent ont
Of the remarkable Increase Of business
polh ntess aud private: III i've days, "a |
heat, they have put aside earnings enough
u nay theft quarterly dlvidend."-N1o
Htk, atpatA b NNcinNah Enquirer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-09

Col, WILLIAM E. UANEROS, ReAdiustsr
candidate for Governor Of Virginia, has
formally opened his canvass. This week
he ia speaking in southwestern counties Of
the Safe,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-09

FoR constipation In children, don't force
them TO swallow castor oil try Denig's
Worm Syrup. A full dose at nipht, FOL.
lowed by q smaller one in the morning
will do more good than the oil, and will
be readily taken, because pleasant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-09

Ths aboya bamtd defendant will tate pS,ics th,I
the de pUS tlots o. John n q ahiEB, a., and mi,
Kate seobey viii b. taken At The ONES Of Caldwell 4
ISidweili 10 the ndd Fellows, ban BuildlnE egfnti
lne, west viBiblS, gu the II h day Ot August A, p
1881, between the noun d . o cock a M, and
g'eiyeR ?. IN /, and thai tae deposition oil Ihn n,
Graham, erl w be taken Al the once VI BAnSt 4
York, 10 the ststA Of sew 1ofk, on the sd dAy 81
August,A D 1881, bvtW0eu tae hour Of . 0'ctoci
g N and 8 oe och p N that raid depSoIIIVn6 II
K.te seobey vii DO taGtn % A ofeSaId /, bE read Ia
Q ldenoe in the above naned cause on behalf oi / ID
roapa o nAnt. And II, from any eau,e, the tkina II
eaid dtpRilions shall not be . hameneed, or bel 1
mint ted, thAll not DO com plet a on the ~ abote
notiatd IN the e2me 10 be talen the taking th6f6
WI be adj1u.o'd from lime 10 time until the 6ine
snail be completed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-09

THE head OF a big business house in
New York said: ave like Garfield more
the more we see Of him, because he iss
bullV boy."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-09
RkEURN. ..I 70
George a Feobeyl ID no inhabItant Of my ballIvitE,
nor found therein. Nh Tri Sui.
Given undtr MY hand this Alb day Of tuly, 1881,
JNU. W. MITCHELL, b. H. 81.
.Ns 1Nf u..t For Q, Z. Brown, g., y, %,

This Object Of the abO 70 entitled suit 10 10 obtain 4
decree q divorce from ths lUnd u mALfinOny be-
that The . ~ defendant hiss AlliulIJ abAhdouId md
dVs0fud toe plat Tia for IN u lhaa ihfte YIafs b.,
fJrs tbs tohmsh6slnent 81 aid SUIT, and hss cjntIh.
utd e,et sinttt hi,te than thfee ytaf, bel. 10 Tho
deseit heI. AGd. u Ape itinS lion m AtiIaYlt area
BY plalhtlt Ia stld ~ I that the dtisLdlnL, GeofSe
A, Be hey, Is not q resident Of thiS Etaie, Nld an
hioto n o, the Pl4lnttBi II Il orde, cd that til non
resilient delenuAnt utyige A GO. beg, do o. par al
the Ee1t ltIIg day, on the let A. Of August, iSSi, Of
tlthtf II tut tao IoilO sing daygi and DO wARtIA bec.
sisAfy u protect bis in,efsit, Ia this suit -.
In itttimOny ghtiet ! have heteun'o signed my
b 1881, Al July rules, 1881, 10 the eiefk'S thce 81
Eid tOutt, a. " heelli 1, at vlftlnia.
.T.Eej BAmUBL h 70 ULLbCH,
Cle,t 81 The Ciftuit Cod.t Of OSlo County, WeSI
Yifalnia, W"
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GENERAL so1IcTs
NOTICE
-PRoPosALS-
PROPOSALS FOR BRIDGE

~" bhlUGE,
BOARD OF CONFESSIONAL ",
WHEniSO, jun
seSled PToPo'Al' Will be rersiy,d ,,,Lla
ne VIII Of July mkt, At posB ~ ~ Y lhh otat,
me "stsehnd" Bridge over ~ AaAS,
70 miles from the Ohio liver, soSun9E &c ;,
Wy quAnll e. !Ppml imAttIy; t6SI W !,
sl9Aa masonry lad 10 ltns leortS. |utl
~ y agpEoache'j $50 iest lipV ~ GUY 4.
Iooae hINs tII!S, In tEO IEGnS 4 s,sbS i
sale rs, 'HS|e lPt isS
10 sTene's ati'Iic'ory to The Coru
Q COMPANY each prop al, laaaS
'Phe CounhGalSnsiS resarye ths r.h,
or q ! bids. nBhI 70 Htta h
EudOr'e; "PrOpcSals for 'ststrr,S p.,..
JAS, h, QlAREpN.
W, .. hAlTH, Coanty EpEinF.f. pFI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-09

Tho State Of West Virginia, to the shGiG Of Ohio
rOuhty, greetldBi
We omtnand you that you summon George A.,
scObeJ, II he b. found In your BALI q Iek, 10 Appear al
tue IlVrI'S Utlce 0ftha Circuit CouFt VI ohio COUNT
a. rules 10 10 held Ir the bald court, on the Eat
Monday IL July, 1881, to answer bil 10 hAncefy,
exhibited Ira divorce, again " him Ia tho said cvuiL,
~ Kate stOOeylA 4 bAye then tbefs this ' Mt. -
vi heH sGinutl D McCgllnch, Clerk Of cur said
court, At, the C9u't Housl o. Aaid cOut J, IN The city
Nineteenth year Of The STATE Of West VI gIsIA
- SAMUEL B. McG0LLOCH, Clerk.
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SEW ApYERTIsEMEMTs.

EWAETEp-A GIRL 10 DO HOUSE
r. ~ sSs1 ~. e : M family. Apply a SS p
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10 aTAW 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-30
NEW STYLES ~ FCRNITCRE.

Tn these DAVIS of artistic and quaint house
,,r and decorations u II no email matter To select
the numberless articles that 20 to make an artistic
whole George G. Flint 4 Co. have recognized tins dl-
Guilty and have arranged their large establishment III
Foureenhs near sixthaye, 80 ~ To give purchasers
tho advantage OF seeing every piece Of furniture IN the
hcst light and in the quickest time Another adv anlage
which purchasers have when trading with tins hrn u
,ha they deal with the manufacturer and pay manufac-
turers' prices
visit 10 this establishment one morning this week
shovca !, 70 be filed with furniture until 1t ONcrnOwcd
almost To the curbrtOne. where huge vans were being
loaded. Among the handsomest bedroom sets were
,hose NJ nohogany with brass trimmings. These sets
Gro SIN In Queen Anne styles md vary htle from those
NJ the last wear The drcssngcaSes or bureaus are In
the half low square shapes with deep Dc'eed glasses
and brass bands and trimmings Marble tops are no
iInger kcd az the woods used are 80 handsomely pol
isbc6 that they have much richer ana NOR aI-Ic a
pcarance than do the solid ana coid "9Ane harncr on
IT. hedsteads the panels are outlined Win bdnd 81
hrass and bands OF solid brass ART across hc h' ana
footboards other ser we're cach ,n gn ~. u,
gTapes and leaves Of exquisite w9Ikhnn-hip hahd
hahtnc is aso seen these sets Ebony and ehonizci
woods are most liked for parior sets ahd these are
carved and ornancntod with painting. one OF ne
richest srs seen OF ebony carved ANA covered VII"
velvet cret0une with trailing flowers on background
The shane WAS low and broad The tet'>atee was WIN
out arms and huge pillows rested against the acK IN,
cotton creonnes are much liked for simple frntrc II
the summer the material can easily De tepsceu nl
soed and does not require covering Many people ~,
the bright crt for tile purpose while others VIII
smaller use the crctonne alone anu ODcalh w
same general effect except when the handsome furniture
\ is uncovered. ,,-.--
The tab s are square and massive and the chairs have
broad low seats and high, square backs BunetA are II
the same broad square shspes. They are IN no cas'
plain however but kind Of furniture that viii bea
great deal OF decorating IN the way OF naylng pant
ing and carving Library furniture Ia handsome In tn
square solid styles In vogue, with uphos,ering II
embossed and gilded leather or In the PLAIN leathe
that is generally liked Brass or silver calls ar
used profusey In upholseriDg leather furniture AM
they add the solid and substantial appearance OF III
articles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-30
ALL HAIL F!
THE LIGHT Is BROKEN IN UPON Thu
WORLD.
AND WITH JOY IS 1T HAILED INDEED
HOW MANY SAD EYES WILL FALL UPON
THESE LINES,
WHICH NAY YET BRING JOY TO THEIR
JGEARTS AND HEALTH TO
THEIR FRIENDS.
, WITH JOY IS 1T HAILED INDEED

It Is HALE's HONEY OF HoREHorND AND TAR.
This thing. taking IL separately but az comb.
u CRANE Oh remedies II IL new, and vas never
before combined by anybody Horebounc las been known
iunemoa the best remedy for sore and Dis
osed Lugs and Coughs, Colds and sore Threats Bnt Tar
haa gained reputation unequa by anything else in caacz
OF Consumption and those Colds and those two
combined the soothing aud pleasant effects of honey
formed combination that IL superior 10 other
rcrney in the Of Consumption, Bron
chs Coughs, Threats aud Weak breasts The great
number has Effected In cases that have
been given mp by their doctors and their friends were only
waiting the monsters time. All hope gone al Efforts
10 cure ceased when that had been saved from Ike
tr come, in OF their and says lyon are no
worse than / was But look AZ me now HALES
HONEY OF HoREHoUNDdld IT, and viii cure you, too'
Friends never give up until ycu have fully tired
HALE's HONEY OF HORFHOUSD AND TAR. tits sold
IN bottles and a. the contents II the latter being
nearly triple that Of the 50cent bottles The policy OF buying
r latter economical point Of view well a. 10 provide
against possible emergencies Is therefore Obvious IL h
more purchase the - package Of this standard
medicine containing bOos Those packages are sent 10
any city upon receipt Of the price without charss
FOR delivery.
HALES HONEY OF HOREEOCND AND TAR Las
upon Il the name proprietor G. Y. CRiIrENIoN No.
ll5 Fulton st NewYork sold by druggists aud meiicins
dealers everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-30

Works in Brooklyn, for damages arising from per
.onai ininri,,s. Was finally disposed of yesterday.
Mr. iIagzartl the defendant yesterday PAID inc
Jc;irirnry inign mt Of 81 800 held by him again 4
Nr. Drp.it3. The amount received by the plaintiff
IS about 1910.
JERSEY CITY
There arc seven persons i'll with the smallpox
arog the colored people living IT. the upper part oi
llarIisun-avc.
The trial Of Christian G. Schroeder. for shooting
Jacob c. 3ucssor, M Union Hill was concluded AZ
jersey CITY yesterday The jurors deliberted ab"nt
three hours, and then found verdict OF guilty oil
murder IN the second degree.
STATEN ISLAND.
WEST BR1Gu1oN.-Charlcs smith. painter. has
Lccn held in 81 900 hail 70 await te action of the
Grand Jury, on charge Of stealing goid wal n
from Edward McSorlCy, of Wet IHthi"h' WHO
McSorlcy was in iquor-storc in that village
NKw-BmGHToN.-N meeting Of the New,
Brighton Board of Health p report was submitted
which showed that in the first quarter Of the pre-
ent wear there were p births and go deaths III 'h
village.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
WHITE PGNNs-The jury cmpanellcd in the
Court Of Session. Thursday II last week to try Or.
Vincent llaight ot lcck>ki for naiprar;icc, which
caused the death Of Mary Mahcr lad The caSr sun
mittcd 10 them Thursday afternoon. AtcI nrih-
ont twenty hours; the jury came INTO court 2! ,.
IN. yesterday. and The foreman stated tii1t IL WIS
unable 20 a'rcc upon q verdict.
MorNr VrpvoN-Thc newly orrunilcd Board Of
Health has adopted sanitary c"a' and oiu'rro IT'S
publication.
PrrK.kItG.-Scymour Conliur Of Pcrk~lNll j.
CHARGED with having voted ILLEGALLY at th" 80"
ci,,rt,r clr ton H.. l,- I..f arrest l and held e.
await the action Of the neat Grand Jur,.-...A new
Board ot Water Commission for the village "i
lckskiil has been orrauiled, with Robert Nickel
president t. H. Finch, secretary aud Oh1ile' b..
swain treasurer
TARrYrowv.-Work or an artcai1u well 10 sup
ply the viliag with water h's been begun. II -
T 81 t...f - q l. lItIf 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-30
loss OLE A RRIGANTINE.

The steamship George W. Clyde, which arrived
YESTERDAY fron San Domingo. reported that on her
az loneitnde 7O5 81 she saw a disabled brgan-
tine, Inc Susie j. Strout Captain Pickett of New
York. She had sprung leak and was rapidly NIL
ing The men had been at the pumps many hours
Captain Pickett and the crew. consisting OF seven
men, were taken on board the Clyde and then the
brgantine set on fire. The crew was landed Ut
Turks Island and the steamship sailed 10 her desti-
nation. On her return trip the steamer stopped AT
Turks Island and took the crew aboard again The
Susie j. strout built fourteen years ago and was
owned by z. NJ Pickett. She had cargo Of yellow
pjn. timber when lost.
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NETWORK.


A bouquet % roses is tied OF the top OF White lace
parasus.
Omi.re fans of red. Lluc. ~ gold are .hc latest
novelty.
The Excise Commissioners take possession to-day
Of their new quarters at No - }Gnd-'t
4 number of ciaarmakcrs in a manufactory at No;
- Dev-st left work Yesterday to cuiorcc demand
for more pay.
4 fog hung over the rivers YESTERDAY morning
which cleared off by noon. II was not dcus' enough
20 Interfere with fcuyboat travel.
The Pcithologian Literary Society of Columbia
College celebrates its seveny-lith anniversary ms
year
The co,nni,tc, f. nominate officers of the stock
Fvchon. rcporcd Yesterday in favor of the present
officers.
Scarcely . block could he passed yesterday with
oat finding truck heavily Laden with FURNITURE
standing before some d'oi.
The drinking fountains in tho city parks are AZ
last useful as well rs orr au'n'", lnt m'''' N''
been turned Oh ami cups have been proNid'"'
AID FOR srrTEErEs ~ rtTTm ,l' t,i[ar,. that
The treasurer Of the Scip Kcll"i fund reports i"a
SlO7 in additional subs, rptionS has been rrcr{rd;
making with tho, already published, toiaI oI
- Us = received up 10 yesterday
OVER So. 900 FOR VIE wAsilNGrnN N2Nl NH H..
since Npril II. S1I7j has hr'n subscribed To the
Washington Monument Fund. ana the ,olH 4, amour
received rp II yesterday, a. reported 10y MOTIFS H.
Jc,np, the treasurer Is 5000
: /. MoREY DI~CHARGEp.
Sainucl : Norrv a witucs, M the Morey I''' T
plot " no was indicted for perjury was ul>tI e'|
h fine Cont of General Sessions yesterday; M"Irt
~ irnkrr-down cripple lie confessed his gum
and aided thu prosecution. for which he was az
charged.
FOR THE OLD COLONY LINZ. 81,
The stcouship now building NJ the var! ot koach
& son M Chester. Penn, the cylinder 0l winch
was cast M the Moran Iron Works Yesterday Il Z"
ran in connection with the Bristol ana I"Niu'n
ON tho odd Colony line and not on that "t the VI"
Dominion Steamboat Company
TNCoURAGlNG ATHLETIC SPORTS.
A meeting will Dee held ~ tho sixth ln@trci our
rn,.u. al Tonrth-avc aud IIgh'ccith-~i.. Nchndt
evening t. form AN amateur athletic organizations
Ii l. intended 10 arrange for the Play "i n1N'
ball cricket. lawn tennis aud other "ui-d""i -"44'''
one afternoon each week during the SUMNER
M,NnArr>N A;Htruc CLUE CAVES;
A large number of ,Ntcll".t 'nt;l N ndN, "',,, j.
cciyrL for the opening handicap game, Of the Nan
haitian Athletic Cluh no the club grounds; Lynn
ave and Fifty-~iNth-,i.. this aiicru"on lH'I' W.
nc runs Of 100 yards onc-lit nile ana one h'''''
and a walk of one mile.
AZ IMMIGRANT WITH TIN SWALLOW:
The steamer A>~trlan Monarch landed 'Vt lHll
grants al Castle Garden yesterday, and ia" hrPnh-
lac N6J. one oi the immigrant. "i th' h'Pu'lI. w
r,-ur sick ON the VOYAGE and Developed symptoms
Of ,nallpoN. The vessel wa~ drt Hi'd Io"' NUNS '
quarantine and properly iunigai'd
ANOTHER VICTORY ioE BOSTON -
Tho socoud game Of baseball between IN" Boston
and Nctropolitan clubs took place yesterday ~ me
Polo grounds The score hy innings as - folio" >:
cu5 II.9 Total
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-30

Cbufch at Harlem recently resigned his position rs IFS
pastor met his congregation for the last time wed
neslny evening Clarence Dorscll, in behalf Of tne
cou grr CATION, presented DR.. MandeNiIe WIN tMo
cases az handsome AMI costly silverwar; ana the re-
firing pastor who was much affected made suilanio
Response. Later in the evening at business u,ccu
ing OF the congregation the conduc' 81 the
i'm requesting Dr. Vaudeville to resign without re-
card 10 The Wish of the congregation was sevef.Y
criticized The resolutions intmatTd thae w w
designations of Eldcrs Charles NOT lanes " N"i
,v.lI ond Henry Patterson and OF DcacOns Francis
". Ford and Robert J. Post would be acceptable to
fl,s, q.u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-30
srr,rrvc TO PLAY POLICY.

Michael Flynn, who kept policy >hop at No, 800
Eaet Sixtieth-st WAS convicted in the Court OF Cen
rral Sessions yesterday Of rceNn g stolen oyercoats
hats and sacGucs from boys William Con1Gon AMI
John Coakley. two boys about seventeen years Old
and tn grt money for tho purpoSc would steal over
coats hats and sacques from Railways and sell them
10 Flynn who would pawn them getting the money
back from the hovs by means OF his policy game.
The boys having been arrested confessed their
guilt and were sent "a the Elmira ReforuatoTy.
while Flynn was sentenced 10 state Prison ior NV"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-30
THIEF BETRAYED BY A WOMAN.

Andrew Graham n clerk in Keane & Co.'s dry
goods store at No 64 Newark ave-. Jersey City, was
arrested Yesterday for stealing goods from his EN-
ployers. At his clearinghouse silks and other
goods, valued at Sl7l, were found. The informa-
fion which caused Graham's arrest was sent To Mr..
Keane iii an anonymous note. He subsequently, as
ccrtaned that the writer a woman, Roman
Catholic. When she went to confession she told the
priest that she knew of a case where young man
was robbing bis employer The priest told her II
was her duty TO inform the person who was being
robbed, and she accordingly sent the note to Mr.
Ksanp
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Brcroort Housc-A. Gerard Seer'taryo OF tlir rcncn
Legation al Washingfln aud General ]. ~. wilson %" f'"
JYch 1rcnn| Jla'rf-Wi11m T.. chandler. - NOW
Uamps,ire Judge ] {, s-ars of kansas tuN't" , So -,
Halliday 81 VIRGINIA and Congressman W y hu. d. 81
Masfach usetis Ne,o- YORK Hotel TX senator v" ~.
Eaton - Connecticut nnd Captain Irving. o. We s' y
n.,ui. Sf,rsr1gf Jf0u,e Rear Admiral soil, - y
I'iYd.or Tfsel-Ihomas sviryarl II Iernnt" h'',,,'
Prfrsscrs George r. bay, ~ New Haven and g. NJ
Meat Il Andover - icnfs Hot'l ishup mina.
bowman. " st Louis .Idrk dre""e Hoe'-"I HNNn"
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-30
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steamer Republic Rr. lr,lue. Liverpool Arni 10 and
Cu,,u-tuNu 100. "lth u.-' 4fl lt-,n l- Q" b. lgtit
~telu,I ...iu tiaIr .lr. Hr".n. H.ftirff Apul li.
fl Do lliif Ni'' 'if. Nl
st..r,r t.,vrt .u Nio.n,,i .U- constable glasgow u
da,-. with md-. tn i'HttHa. $50 e"i- Is 600.
steamer Ntu lA~l'n,r. h-g-' baltimore, "ith Wds' to
nam John Hickman brigham. London a. days ni m'-c
Ia order. 81, .,tl CO. Fun. Do. i.Iff. o..
Bark arluo lac .ttlI. t'tltl' Hft'nuN ~ DAYS Win
Ha,k Liberia lo--r Gabpou Itcr =! day ~ith oii, etc.
to Nnfrs g. Poit.Iuct
Hark Nele ~ladr Could Mutttan % DAYS with cedar
Ia ) O nui a co. weasel to Ntruuu % hr"wu s. Co.,
Bark piromua ltdI Ma-icilouc, L'sh"fh 20 days Win
I'M AcIr. IInl-.,y. MAracaiho 80 days. with coffee
irs Npy T"pp Para 30 days "h rubber and nut
'n--inau tru- vessel 20 MASTER
- The fooul.r vessel arrived ycs'rlay hut wis NOT
Inserted 600 shipping news
~t.lDcr Mora IIrl Forster CaAna nnr,i oc Mcs.iua
April Milafso % Palermo D. td Gibraltar IT, With if"t 10
Phelps Bros & CO.
steamers Victoria lTr Murray. London. henderson Bros
Fg,pt liri Grogln liverpool W lirrst ucrmauic br.
KENNEDY. Qu,tu-tow. J tuIt- Henry lll q
tltg. ',lcr Antwerp Punch. Edye co, Somerset iBr
pennv BRISTOL W D. Morgan, StHa Brl Allen, barrow, T.,
Hemirrspn Bros Augustus tte Hansen iagnayra 'uscad
pall-tt. Buulfu Co. Colombo br, Nsuiau sidney & IS
Punch Idye Co., Marrugo 49, Mtet. uull -andrrrun 4
son, Aua4 ilr pcarcc, traytuWu savannah Ia MAI ctf
Old dominion CO.. city Dallas llrk, Port Royal aud
Fernauiina G. Mallory Go. Alert, Waterbury, Ncw u
ven itac .ett q Bro W Garrett, Foster, baltimore mo-
J : krems James Gary, GOODWIN, Bangor Maine Jed
BarE- sirena UtA. Jaccarno Rangoretta seaeer Bros
Queenstown or Falmouth Tor onern
Geo Buey, John Hamneu Ntal Pcdrune. Cote, France
sosgcr Bios Patriot lNor Grcgerscr' la'Te fuhoh hoJ