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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-25
A CUNNING THIEF
steals Watch aud Hides II SO That NJ
ORiceF Could Find II.


OhiceF Could flnd II.
Last Monday Mr.. George W, Johnson
an employ at r. ], BAggs & Sons factory al
Bridgeport, came to the City Building and
informed Captain Bennett that a valuable
gold watch and a small sum Of money
had been taken from his room at the West
end OF Bridgeport, and from all indications
he was led to believe that the thief was
Edward Lamping, Of Matamorras, o, Gap
tain Bennett got on track OF Lamping at
the ST. James Hotel and waited for his ap'
pesrauCe nearly oil night, but he come not
Leaving word 10 telephone him In the
event Of LAmping's arrival, the Captain
went TO bed, but about B q. N. yesterday
Lieutenant Sylvis was notified that Lamp
ing had como in shortly before. ,
Sylyis at once went down and arrested
him, but could not find the watch, al
though every inch Of the room was gone
over In the search, the mattresses exam
ined, and the prisoners clothing, but to
no effect. Foiled, but not discouraged
the man was taken 10 the City Building
where he was assured that the police
knew him TO be the man whe took the
watch, as 1t had been seen In his posses
sion early Monday evening, and finally
after several hours temporiztng, he told
Bennett, who had been sent for, that II he
were granted immunity from puniQhmeni
he would return the property. johnson
was consulted, and readily agreed to the
proposition. Whereupon Lamping pro
du:ed the time-pieCe from the toe OF hi[
box.toed shoe, much to the phagrln and
annoyance OF the officers, who thought
they had reconnoiteted every portion Of
bis clothing. The crystal was smashed to
atoms, and the hands broken, but the
watch was otherwise uninIured'- Lamp
ing at once left the city.
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Acc mpanyiDg this report W a a table Of
estimates Of exPOrsDs for the fiscal year as
follows;
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The Charity HOSPITAL at New Orleans,
Ga, Is the recipient Of over a million Of
dollars, paid by the Louisiana State Lot.
terry for The grant OF its franchises; and N.
A. Dauphin, No. 2l2 Broadway, New
York City, N. Y, or at New Orleans, La,
has made the announcement that on June
l4th the next Grand Semi.Annual Dlstti.
button among holders Of $40 tickets, or
fractional paris thereof, over half a million
dollars will be distributed, under the sole
care and management Of Generals g. T.
Beauregard, OF Louisiana, and Jubal A.
Early, Of Virginia, the Commissioners on
behalf Of the ticket holders and the man.
SEGMENT. paw
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SEVENTH WARD.


II was this Trust in God and keep you
octot M advised tbe bsbtgSIV many sGy IS oit
take Kidnsy.Wort-lo no other remedy A
effectuAlly OVercomts this condition, and tbaI
without the distress and gripping which other
medicines cause. II IL radical cure for pIles
Don't fail to use lL-TTantIalsd from he Neu
Yorker Zeitung NWF4w
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IT MAY interest you 10 know that we are
ceiling the best Madras Dress GinRhams

IT MAY interest you 10 know that we are
selling the best Madras Dress GinghAmH
in handsome styles at 1910.
All Wool Fitting Lace Bunlings at 1910,
Illuminated and all Wool Beiges at 25c.
45inch Grey all Wool Dsbiges at 600.
The finest India Lawns ever exhibited
at 25c.
Striped White Dress Lawns at 12ic.
75c Summer Silks OF 47ic.
75c French Runtings at a2ic.
81 % French Buntings at 75c.
All Wool Filling Beiges al 12!c.
The best Black Satin in Wheeling at
81 90.
The best Black Gros Grain Silks In The
city for 81 90 and 81 25.
The finest line Of Black Dress Goods for
the least money.
Fine goods sold on our cheap counter
ten cents on the dollar.
l. Blum 4 BRo.,
1l04 Main Street.
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Funeral Wheeling EnCamp
ment-[head Of local.
White Mountain Freezers-NesbItt 4
Bro.
Ooncert-Wheeling City Band,
University OF Virginia.
Wanted-Salesman.
I.ost-Keys, ..-
For Sale-Nail Mill Stock.
Auction Sale-Leather and Gum Betting
Funeral Notic-Hermann Lodge.
Lost-Winter Lap Robe.
Opera House-Uncle Toms Cabin.
Parsons-PhotographiC Studio.
Furniture and Carpets-Wm. link 4
Son.
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Is what a lady OF B0ston said 10 her HUSBAND
when he brought home some medicine Il
euro her Of sick headache and neuralgia which
had made her miserable for, fourteen years
At the first attack thereafter, II was admins
tered 10 her with such good results that sht
continued It's Use until cured and was SO en-
thuSiastiC In It's praise, that she induced
twenty-five Of the best families In her Circlt
TO adopt II as their regulas family medicine
That STUFF Is Hop Btters.-StGnddrd.
uWFkW
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The p, O. & st. L. Ry. panhandle
route) announces grand excursion to st..
Louis, June Sd, 1881, to accommodate
those desiring to attend the grand Turn.
Fest, to DO held at st. Louis, commencing
June 4th, and continuing until the 7th.
Fare for round trip only $40 90; tickets
good for return passage until June 18th,
Inclusive. Now Is the time to take a trip
over the great Panhandle route. This is
the only direct and popular line to st.
Louis. Elegant day coaches will be run
through from Wheeling 10 81. Louis, and
sleepers can be taken at sLeubenville For
fall particulars apply to ]. NJ. BellevilIe,
Agent Panhandle Route, foot Eleventh
street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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"women Never 1hlnh. !"

II the grabbed old bachelor who uttered
this sentiment could but witness the intensC
thougnt, deep study aud thorough investiga
tion Of women IN determining the best medl
cines 70 Keep their families we'll, and would
Hop bitttrs as the best, and demonstrating H
by keeping their families In perpetual health,
at a mere nominal expense he would be
forced to acknowledge that such sentiments
arc baseICSs aud false.-Picdyrnc. GwEAw
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Samuel Laughlin, ESQ., Chairman Of the
Committee on Railroads, had in his pos
session last night q profile Of the route
that the B, & o. asks this city to allow
them to make through the city. The pro-
Gle shows the Jacob street route very
prominently, and shows that that street
will be cut up considerably at some points,
notably near the southern portal Of the
projected tunnel. Other but so deep cuts
will be made. The route Of the road, with
this exception, Is we'll known to our read
ara.
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TIT is an excellent preparation and great
care seems 10 have been taken In its manu-.
iaClure," says Dr.. +. F. Tabef, OF Atlanta,
Ga, Of the hiebig Co.'s Atnicated Extract
Witch Hazel, II cures piles, salt rheum,
painful monthly flow, skin eruptions, old
sores and Ulcers. Beware oil worthless
countetfeits. MwFGw
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choice Roses, Verbepas, PNnsIes. &c.

Alessrs, John R, & A. Murdoch, the well
known foriata OF Pittsburgh, offer at
wholesale and retail an immense stoCk Of
the choicest and best grown tea and
monthly roses, verbenas, paAsies, hello.
trops, colens, tube roses, ieverlsw, petu.
Mas, gladioIus, dahlias, etc. They also
make especially Of furnishing fine flowers
and smilax for weddings, funerals and
other occasions. Prompt attention given
to kilograms. They have no agency in
Wheeling, so all orders shonld bs ad.
dressed to No. liz Smithfsld street, Pitts
blrgh, Pa,
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This Court met at o'clock yesterday
morning, and disposed Of the following
business
". s. Goshorn Va. y. II. Il. Garter. In
ejectment. Caldwell 4 Caldwell for Cos.
horn, and Jacob for Garter.
In the case Of MihoiT 4 20. W. the
Wheeling Iron and Nail Company, the
Jury returned a verdict for the defendant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-25

HARNoNtE.M ssNEtcnoR Excursion 10
ste1benyille, Ohio, Thursday, May 2Gth,
on the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4 81. Louis
Railroad. Train leaves Wheeling at 4:62
p. M; returning, leaves Stenbenvil le Ut |
o'clock. Ticket on sale at Opera House
Office and at lIarpei's Hat Store, corner
Eleventh and Main streets.
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Early yesterday morning a fire was dis
covered in the engine room Of the wagon
factory Of Bodley Bfos.'s, Eighteenth and
ChaDllne streets. No alarm was sent In,
but the employees al once went 10 work
with the hose belonging 10 the establish.
ment, and extinguished the flames. The
loss is between $500 and $1,000. Insured
In the Agency Of Major ], V. L. Rodgers.
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MKATHRR lNDlCATlONB.

WASHINGTON, D. O., May 25.-lA. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
east to southwest winds, slightly warmer,
partly cloudy weather, light local rains and
stationary or slowly falling barometer.
For the Lakes, slightly warmer and
fair weather, east to south winds, station.
Ary or slowly falling barometer.
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THE usual merchants lunch at The Nov
MCLure House Sample Rooms daily.


The following deed in fec was admit.
ted to record in the Recorders Office
yesterday:
Deed made April 10Th, 1881, by Fred.
Nolte and wife to August Zirnitz for one
quarter Of lot So In Wilson 4 Forsyth's
addition for $3.50,
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IT is no longer an idle dream or Boosting 10
affirm that Fellows lIypophoSphites, wherein
are united natures forces, will strengthen
man and make his life not only enduTablp,
but sparkling with rude and Joyous health
Fellows lFypophosphites supplies the ingre:
dients which constitute healthy blood, and
imparts the elements which give vitality.
MNRkW
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The Order Of Rschabites will hold a
grand picnic at Green's Grove, on the p,
". 4 Ky. railroad, on Thursday, the 10th
inst. Trains will leave al 7 and . A. NJ,
and | p. NJ, returning by o special train al
$3.50 r. NJ. Round Trip tickets rs cents,
For sale at the depot. A general good
time ID anticipated.
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the Kidney.Wort advertisement in another
column, and 1t will explain TO you the ra
tioual method Of getting we'll. Kidney.WorI
will save you more doctors bills than any
other medicine known. Acting with specific
energy on the Kidneys and liver, 1t cures The
worst diseases caused by their, arrangement
S1 at . One In Sy and md GGRR Idd toiR
easiest, but the dry Is the most economical
Interior, AwF4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-25

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS will be given for
any acids or poisonous substance found in
Coles Corn Salve.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-25
aWlNE OF cARouln cures irregular,
painful, or difficult mcnstriation.
For PslO by Logan 4 %.
TNlte Ons.

Az this time Of the year good Turkish
bath VII do more 10 Clsanae out your sys.
TEN and put you Ia good order for the
summer than ten dollars worth Of nedi.
cine. The establishment ig on the east
side OF Market street. below Fourteenth,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-25
A LIAM LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS

Baltimore 'ni Liverpool via IInlIh&, NJ g., and 81,
LIVERPOOL every Saturday. This Foat0 p,ssent, nv
n@edihttd adrniages to iOutii,t ebabIlnS ibsr1 n
view The mtgn'aetnl scenery Of Inc IoWSf 81 isS.
e1poo II 600 miles ihofitF. and oi he tSiTcoS sI
a see wv milo, Is Inland navigation, ieintInf ths
Aeiua, n.tnn yoinso 10 minimum OF iatE f4tpS
55n i,S.. .haioW tlalWay. QatenNoWn and Lon.
ii'n abply 10 John haile, H. +. PehTcns or TbomS1
q IL p h,mG asenta ~ Wheeling, W, Va, 6t Lave a
alden y 7: A. 3O7 Broadway, New YorI, gct Wt,b
,bi.oh 5Ii hNoni lO7 Bonita Filth St Phlladsi.
P"hN mal0MWPAV
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DoS'T fail to attend the aocial at the
leland M. +, Church, on Thursday even.
ing, There will be good music, Ice cream
and refreshments served during the even.
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Carriages ana Harness,

The old reliable offers great induOe
lnents this spring In vehicles and harness
oil all descriptions. Give them a call.
j.. GLEsRNKAMp 4 90,
~ Penn avenue, Pittsburgh, IA.
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First BrnnCh.
OUR FIRE DEPARTMENT.

What We Have ANA what II Has Iieen
Estimated nc.
The following inventory Of property be.
longing to the Fire Department and the
value thereof was submitted 10 Council
last night by the Committee on Fire De.
partment.
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INVEST % cents In Coles Corn Salve,
and you will find certain and speedy re.
lief. Try 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-25

GREAT aches on little toe corns grow,
but they can always be cured by using
Coles Corn Salve,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-25

H1NN HUEWI EtUNVIIFFJ
Rats, mice, ants, lilies, vetmin, mosquitoes
insects, &C., cleared out by Trough on
Rats" l6C. boxes at druggists.
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YOU should see Tho IIDhtnlnp cleanser for
cleaning silver. Far sale by 6RUBe, the
IpWeIeP.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-25

CARRIAGES and harness OF all descrip'
tions at the lowest prices at
l.. GLEsRNHAMP K Co.'s,
70 to 70 Liberty st. and 90 Penn Ave,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
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1. o. OF KECHABIrEs.
Meeting OF the High chief Tent in This
city Yesterday.

be present:
H. q. r., T. B. March.
H. D. r., q. l.. Heck.
Ii. y. g., K. Emmett Smith.
P. II. Q. T., James r. Epes.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
s. L. CLARK, Washington, D. O.
W. W. Marriotte, Georgetown, D. @.
Ut. Woodiord, Washington, D. q.
A. 8. Calhoun, Allegheny City.
]. G. Batson, Washington, d. Q.
Dudly Walter, GAINESVILLE.
D.B. Gray.
q. y. Bigelow, Philip, N. Y.
.. II, Summers Georgetown, D. q.
3. Halipenny, Wheeling.
g. II. Marshall.
o. L. Hex, lion, N. Y.
K. Z. Smith, Philadelphia.
J. Z. Belote, Norfolk.
A. z. Morris.
2. A. Burdick, De Ruyler, N. Y.
Q. Dozler, Portsmouth, Va.
John Ellis, Alexandria, Va.
Such business as came before the meet
Ing was then disposed Of.
A grand mass meeting will be hold thiE
evening at the Capitol, which will be ad
dressed by Hon. e. G. CraCralt, Robert
Marshall, Rev. Thompson, OF this city and
P. II Burdick, Of New York.
Tomorrow an immense picnic will be
held at Green's Grove, up the "PeYiky.'
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FoR RENT,
GENERAL Nnr,n.s
D4L'lAOE1 M 4 ono sAnso.D co.r.,s ls.s

A+'AoAI ONO RAILRoAp Co,r,y.
Dporo, HAAALlSG ", Va, Nav W.,
PROPOSALS WILL RE pp ISMll
~ this Office, nv the uuIrrIsn,JN EuElVED
ISt I9rplNhing 100000 sound wy Sllll lUSI
eneE, % 6e delivered free on TOM IL, burned III
ear SsIhInS the monttI Of JUL, Sur ,as sOaRSI
NJ h,OSs UeE a. tae rate al about a IA Ssll,HS
p'p %Sn a p'iS Ra 70 BE- received ali ,ab st
to be accompanied by IAnplW' '''' The EtsFaS
m,9I JAMES l., RGNbllpH
- -
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Thermometer Record.

Tho following elbows the range Of tht
thermometer, a. observed at SChnepfl
dug store, Opera House corner, yesterday
1850. 1851.
7A.Mi2MsF. M7p.MI7AH. l7u.BP. H.7P.N
10 70 " 81 GO 81 10
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TnE Wheeling CITY band will render
some Of their choice Music At Masor's
saloon, South Side, to-day.
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DUNERAL NOTICE-I. o. o. +.

The membarn Of wheellpg Encampment No, Il, !,
o Il, r, are notified 10 meet At Odd FellOWS Hall
THIS wednesday, AFfERNOON at ! o'clock 70
attend the luapTal Of our deceased brother patriarch,
+. r. HOFFMAN, pAtIIarChl OF slater cue pmenta
are inylpd Il b. sMllh' ~.
ii. q CRAWFORD, ScFibs. ma9
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ALL wool lace bunting al 25c,
All wool lace bunting at 96c.
All wool, plain bunting, lSC.
27inCh Panama suiting, Sc.
27inCh plain and fancy dress goods, l2lc
Yard wide plaid nainsook al 1910, at
JonS EMsHRiMHR's,
Eleventh, between Main and Market,
EvERy druggist In the CItyl sells Coles
Dofn Salye.
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"wlNE OF oAEpGlD makes rosy
cheeks and clear compilations.
For sale by Logan & %,
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drahd lOlaI''''''''.'r'''''''"'"''''" Sls'oEQ
The estimates were referred to the Com.
mittee on Finance for report.
Under suspension OF the rules tho fol-
lowing.named persons were granted IL
Cense 10 keep coffee houses: Bony
Alwipger, 1926 Wood street; VIM. Englo.
hardt, l76 Seventeenth street; David Stein,
81 Thirty.third street; KlaroI 4 Wagner, 8
Eleventh street.
The Loan ordinance was then taken up
read and discussed at great length.
Messrs. Laughlin, Hildreth and others op.
posed II as II stood, while Messrs. KIM
berly, Baker, Smith and others favored
its passage.
Mr.. Hildreth finally made q motion
striking out the words 100000 and sub.
shutting 100000 instead. This motion
was lost, also subsequent motion to
strike out all after the enacting clause
also a motion to lay on the table.
On motion OF Mr.. Baker the whole mat.
ter was referred TO the Committee on
Finance, with instructions to furnish
Council with'all the information possible
In regard to the condition oil the city
finances and its absolute necessities.
The appointment Of Commissioners Of
the Loan then come up and Mr.. Kimberly
moved that the blank be filled with the
names of Samuel Laughlln, y. P. Hildreth
and &c Harmon.
Mr.. Hildreth declined 10 have anything
TO do with the matter OF the city finances.
Mr.. LAughlin said: ~ decline to have
anything to do with a measure that Sc
illegal, extravagant and outrageous"
Mr.. Kimberly then named Messrs. W.
B. Simpson, j. g.. Hoffman and G. g.
Hannah, but Mr., Simpson declined, say.
ing that he had already been commits.
sioner and didn't want any more In his.
Pending further action the branch ad.
journed at 1880, .......
First BrhnClI.
Mayor Egerter. ..
Present: Boring, Criswell, Fritz, Hall,
Hull, HalBtead, Miller, Myles, MCAdams,
SchultEs, Simpson, Wilson and Wolving.
ton. ...'....
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and signed.
Various applications for liquor licenses
coming up from the Second Branch with
favorable report said action was cOncurred
10.
The action Of The Second Branch on the
various resolutions In regard TO the Fire
Department was concurrel 10 with the ex,
Ceptlon Of that taken In regard 10 the pro.
curing OF another gong for the City Build.
ing, which was Lost.
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FOR MUNICIPAL JUDGE.
A. BOLTON CALDWELL
Ghe gtYtslli9euHr.
new Advertisement.

onos ! EoS. ~ nnd n YOart0cplh street
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CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Semi. Monthly Meeting Last
AiEhI-Estlmaies for the Fire Depart.
met-OIdtnAnceH, dc.
Hanand AFanoh

Regular Seml.HOpIhIy Meeting Last
NIEhI-IsHmaIes for the Fire Depart.
met=-OIdInAnceH, dc.
second RFanch.
This Branch came to order at the call
OF Presidsn Scott. Present: Messrs. Baker,
Burdatts, CommerfOrd, Davis, Eschstruth,
Grogsu, HabsEaeld, Haller, Hildreth,
Houston, Kimberly, laughing, McGranA.
han, Robinson, schoCksy, Smith, Steele,
WatsrhOuss, Walter, Wiugsrter and
Scott,
The minutes Of the last two meetings
were read and signed.
REPORTS.
Fire DtpGriment-This committee report
ed the purchase OF lot on the Island for
the erection Of a hose house. Accom-.
panying this report was resolution au.
thorizing the committee to employ an
architect to draw up plans and specifics
tons Tor 3 hose house and have the same
submitted to Council for approval. Adopt
ed.
Also resolution authorizing the change
OF the gong from the City Building 10
Hope hose house on Eleventh street, and
the purchase OF new gong for the City
Building Adopted,
Tho clerk was aulhor'1sd to draw an or.
der in favor oil Z, l. Kimberly for $50 for
balance on horses. Adopted,
Also that the Chief nj the Fire Depart
ment bs allowed $3.50 per anuum as Su
pei inteudsnt Of the Fire Alarm, Thil
caused q great deal of acrimonious discus
son, but was adopted,
AiB1 1000 lee! Of cotton hoee for u'e o.
the Department.
| RYTIN lTES
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
THE JENNIE cRAMER INQUIRY.

A VERDICT ENPECTED on SATURDAY.
frRoM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRIaUNEl
NEw-HAvEN, Sept. LIT is expected thai
the Jennie Cramer inquest viii not be resumed untl
Saturday and that then the OF the testimony which
the state win bring forward viii bc given, and that a
verdict win be reached that day. Tic hearing IN tbs
Maley charge of murder has been postponed until Mon
day order that Dr. Chittendens report upon his
analysis may be then submitted. This analysis is now
completed, and win be submitted 20 the Coroner's
jury on Saturday. The jury desire arrive az YER
dict that day IN order that the hearing for murder
may go upon Monday. According to Nr Bush, ths
prosecuting attorney important testimony VIII be adj
dueed on SATURDAY lie sald TO IE AhluNh eorrespoI
value will be brought out on Saturday. As for the
chemical ANALYSIS, know what may be expected
hr. Bolman, Grand Juror, IS working osy a nd nght
upon the Detective Brewer Is especially engaged
Nothing dednite can be learned OF pr Chittenaen's
ana sis lie has been az work night and day since Au
lowed no one 10 pass the portal OF his at the
laboratory OF the Yale Scientific School Even Janior
except the careful scientist may enter the This
is the fourth case OF supposed murder IN which
ASKED this afternoon by THE TRIBUNE correspondent
whether he had arrived AT satisfactory results In hs
analysis He sGid " II You by satisfactory whe-
her have met with any accident or Lot, can have
met with none All the processes OF the analysis have
Nill you be able 70 give definite and satisfactory r
port on the result of the analAssi"
:" 1 shall. L received Instructions 70 look fof
all poisons l have done So 1 have aseertained
precisely what Was in the various organs and what
NOT The analysis has been exhaustive aud prociss
ANA definite results have been reached o. what
these tell you The analysis is not entireiS
complete. have or two points 10 yes1y, but this
do not expect, VIII aDect the general result"
witness, II Is claimed, has been secured who WIZ
come forward and identify the man with the black nous
tache
Counsellor Bolman saws ne has another witness fEt
Henry G Allen, who wll testify be James Maley
about ths time Allen did-this viii make three A1en
spoken OF 10y some OF the leading men OF this place as
man beyond roproach-