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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-05-20
YOunG'S Great Bible Concordance.

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JAMES A. CoNLAN, Librarian.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
TROUBLES OF BUSINESS MEN.

J. Farwcll, Jr., & Co.. manufacturers of silk.
and sewing silks. at No. 2O3 Churcn-st Now-Yurs
and at No. ~ Arch-st Boston, have suspended pay
mcnt and have issued "a circular tn their creditors
stating that they unable TO meet obligations at
maturity and are now taking an account OF stock
The liabilities not known, but are currently re-
ported to be about $4,000. The firm has been in
business many years in Boston was burned out i'm
the fire OF 1872 and compromised with It's creditors
at 80 cents on the dollar. The value O the assets
is not known.
Ernest DoTIng manufacturer OF folding beds
formerly at No. l. East FOurteentlI-st made an as
sIgnment yesterday 10 Henry A. boring with fonr
preferences for -, 100. He has a mandatory al
South Slxth-si. and DTham-placc, BROOKLYN and
began business ia March, 1850.
Quavle w. Hawkes. builder. at No 1f3 East
Eighty made an assignment Yesterday to
Louis II. Combcs giving preferences for a6out
81, 800 He went through bankruptcy in 1879 I'm
the past two years he has butt about seventy
houses and is said 20 have large number still nm
finished and in course of erection on First-aye
Aveuue-A, Seventy -iifth-st, Seycnty-clghtl-st
Eighty y-fith and Eighty-sixth streets and on the
Boulevard. In September he put twenty-srycu
mortgages record IN one day, aggregating 500
900. lis liabilities are represented 10 be very large
In connection with the assignment of the firm of
Hill Il Moynan to- Arthur D.Wllams the following
schedule was filed yesterday Liabilities 1914 800;
nom mai assets, S23S, sos actual assets $50 Ol3s
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
TIE SEQULL or ~ ELOPEMENE

A sequel TO the story of the mysterious disappear
ance OF Dr. 6. A. Cooper, which was published a
little over u month ago, has just become public.
The suspicion that he had elopcd with Miss Eta
Burroughs is confirmed, and the story that he had
been i'll and remained n long time unconscious
while on business trip is exploded. The girls fam
ilv made dill gent search for her. but for long time
found no definite trace of her. 4 detective traced
DR. Conpcrs trunk 10 the pier nj the foot of Ca
ua-st tins city but could not learn of its being
shipped OF any person OF his appearance taking
passage for Europe.
DR. Cooper finally returned. The full truth
not known until about fortnight ago. Dr.
Cooper then admitted to a friend of the Burroughs
family tnat Eta was III Glasgow, Scotland and
wouil PROBABLY be back on the next steamer, which
was the Georgia. THIS early in October The
crl was met at the pier by her friends who say that
they learned that DR.. Cooper, with his wife, won't
TO Castle Garden 10 meet her. expecting she would
return as a stcerage passenger.
tappears from the story of the girls sister that the
runaway pair sailed on the steamer Georgia for
q nsgow where two days after landing, Cooper
abandoned the girl wi hout money or friends. She
v1s friendly helped back to New-Iork by the oii-
Ger, of he Georgia. who gave her second cabin pas
..tp. she is very much broken down III spirit and
l,,.tY
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
BALDwIN,s ALLEGED ACCoSPLICE.

rrsrr,,o~y HEARD AGAINST CHRISTOPHER C. NUGENr
The examination OF Christopher C. Nugent, on the
charge of completely with Oscar L. bdlInl IA NV,
embezzleInent of over 100000 from the MecIl f
los, National Bank Of Newark was begun oeioIe
Iroited states Commissioner Whitehead at Newark
yesterday morning r., No,+ g.
Co for five years, testified that Horace Freeman
brOfhrr-n-aw of Baldwin, had something 70 oo
with the insurance and came to the taciory dtllt 20
see Nugent The latter gave active attention ~ tiJ
business Drafts and checks received were endOi5eu
bv ther Christopher James Nugent ana alter-
ward Sc mt to the Mechanics Bank directed TO y. L'
baldwin The latter was frequently at tho iacl3tF'
The only book account was that with the he-
chauics' Bank. The witness stated III answer 10
question of the DstrctAttoruey that the t0ta' sum SUN
payable bv the firm in October, 1851 was
NT. Keasbcy-Wll you make an examination, of
the books ut my expense II the llrn Will c"lSeut
Mr. Tersc-I object, ID is entirely irrelevant
Mr. Kcasbcy explained that he wished to show
Just what Nugsnt y CO. PIT l4t9 G IH9 RhhI m Eea e
bcv if the counsel will not permit the question:
then demand a sabpmUa duges tecHm to NM 10 nP
pear with all the books lorthWllh aIItSI Wy y
examination of the witness until that can be doho'
The witness was excused. .,
II. =. Nccfus. clerk for Horace Freeman, testified
that Mr.. Freeman had been an insurance agent lor
Nugent for years lie sometimes did other business
tor Nugcut, hut what this business was NuEenis
counsel objected 10 the witness stating. Mr. Neas-
bcc sad thai ne proposed to show by the witness
that a wear ago Nugent employed Freeman to Ia e
his check on the Mechanics Bank Tor S2.Ooo OF
~ 800 weekly exchange II Tor NJ FTccmhI1S s. 10
hold ID for "a few days, and meanwhile use the free'
man check TO secure money. The connect on o. thiS
exchange Of checks would be- shown hereafter. The
question was finally admitted and witness testified
o. t1e exchange OF checks 10 accommodate Nugent
J.. e.. Eunyon. cashier for Nugent q Co., teSii"cd
tlat checks and drafts were sent 10 the bank IN
sea led envelopes by MIR. Nugcnt, through the wit
ness who handed them TO Cashier Baldwin. NO IlsJ
wa. kent oi what was sent to the bank. Some
drafts wrrc drawn with the amounts LEFT blank,
There were no drafts checks returned and no one
gItlflt tut tlrUu,t- Ngput Mr.. bdliMiD. he
Only way che w'nc,, knew there wa1 money TO meet
the demands Ol the firm was that the bank always
paid tIru. ~" always understood that Mr.. BaidWln
,nnA car,. oi tue ac.uaut. Nr. Nug'ut never asked
whether tlcsc wa, money ia the bank or how much
there WIS. o..
Alr Irasc then novel tlia' the defendant DO diS-
charged 20, there was no reasonable Suspicion 0i
crime. Iha cas-, adjourned 10 Wednesday
morning.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
LOCIL MISCELLANY.
THE NATIONAL TARIFF CONVENTION
PREPARATIONS FOR TUE MEETING TO BE HE'LL
NOVEMBER % AND 30 ~ THIS CITY.

THE NATIONAL TARIFF CONVENTION.
PREPARATIONS FOR TUE MEETING TO BIZ HELD
NOVEMBER % AND 30 ~ THIS CITY.
Prcua~aicns are about completed for the National
Tarii Convention called 10 meet in Cooper ln>iitui",
in this city on November - and 30. Marcus Han
lon leader of the Grccnback party in this city, j.,
the chief spirit of the movement II" %Ss busy NJ
the st. Nicholas Hotel yesterday, with thoee
clerks sending ont circulars urging The I'M
portonce of full Attendance NJ the Convcn-
ton. Responses have been received from yarIons
industrial organizations promising 10 send dri'ga-
tioDS and from Governors of states. The number
of delegates j. fixed ~ 500, Of which 100 are al-
lotcd to rcpresn tho indus Tics oi this cItv The
chief object of this Convention is TO protest against
certain Treasury rulings that have " Is said. been
lie Tncutal 10 the interests of some man fact Tc@,
such rs those of hoop iron, and g. sec re The ap-
poirtncnt of q coumis zion 10 recommend iarlh leg
i.laiion and 10 cOuIdrr like important questions.
Dr. George B. LoTing. Commissioner "t Aglcult re,
has promised 10 act rs tcWPora Dhtirmau,aud sen
ator Warner Miller as permanent chairman.
Joseph Wharton, of Camden, y. j.; CYRUS Elder,
OF JOhnstown, Pa; Wellington smith, of the Paper
NgErrs' As.oriatiou j. H. Brewer of the Uatttrs'
Association 4. Moody Boyuton, of Mae schu,rtts
Judge sheldon Of Connecticut; \. J. Dittcuhorirr
and General Tremaine, of this city Harry Lewis,
of Herkmer. former Grccnback candidate Tor
Cover or and others have agreed To- speak ON the
occasion. Mcs,Ts. Mckinley Of Ohio, and Rch"slcr.
oi Pennsylvania, have been selected to clk on the
subject OF the Treasury rulings. lhWow Weed aud
John Thompson are TO prepare a JOINT paper 90 De
read at the Convention.
I'm conversation with TRIBUNE rcpor cr yc,ior-
day MIR. Ilaulon expressed some eccentric Ni.NH
As 10 the work Of the Convention and tine men WHO
are interested in il.
=. One of our obi,c's' said Mr. Hanon, "is to soc
cure the abolition of internal revenue taNct We
will accomplish that before long
What viii you do IN that ease 10 provide the
Government with sufficient revenue: about onc-haIi
OF its receipts Is now derived from tJat source i'
Ii can be- made mp by cutting down expense.
and bv a proper adjustment of the tarin. The tax
on Oprctlry medicines VIII be one Of the first to
GO
"Do you expect your Convention Will have sul-
fccnt influence 10 secure the passage Of the meas
uTes by COngrcSsW
The men who are interested in this movement
have great political power. They defeated Grant
aud Sherman at Chicago last year and srcurcd the
nomination Oi Garfield aud his election Had Grant
or Sherman been nominated, these manufacturers
would have defeated them. They absOutcly con
trO Is, 900 votes in Pennsylvania and Ohio alone.
It is not safe Tor any Presidential candidate to DEFY
them
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
HIGHWAYMEN ~ TEXAS.

ST, LOUIS, Nov. ia dispatch from San
Antonio Tex, says: The international stage, whle
going to Laredo stopped by two armed men this
morning sixteen miles from Laredo, at Deadman's Han.
and the passengers and mail pouches were robbed Of
money and jewelry, but the amount not known. The
passengers were Mr. and Mrs. Middlewart, Mr.. NJ.
Long Mr. II. Josie Mr. b. +. Cahill and Dr. SPAIN. The
lady was not mOested Officers in pursuit, though
the robbers are doubtless safe in Mexico.
News reached here last evening that freight train
standing a side track, few miles from Palestine
attacked by masked The tram
driven Off and "A dozen robbed of their
Ii said that four the have been arrested
II il further reported that three masked men robbed
store and the Post Office smhvile, BastrOp Comfy
yesterday The robbers were young men, and are SIN
ut Lard
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
nnKNG EnR \ sWINnLER.

A smart thief has been SwiniiiLr % number OF
jewellers hy presenting forged - urr rom Maiden
Lane Hrtn tnT jcwclry TO bc sent TO tnc STORE Tor
Inspection" several firms IN Boua--t. and Broad
way filled the oTucT and gave the young nan mo
icurlry. Carter sloan y Co., of Broadway and
feminist chose to send d BY thrir own porter and
the fraud wa, then discovered. Yesterday evidence
yariou, tricks at many Icwc.y stores. Al Fran,hcid
d Co.'S, at >,Nth-aVc. and tcuriccuth-,t.. hc tried
uu,uccc stully TO steal i"'6rt, AM ~ another
SlXth-avc. store he obtained valuable goods on
forged order An attempt. al.o ucce-siul, to
swIndlc Huany d Co., by exchanging package
containing diamonds Tor similar package contain
Nichols, and other similar complaints were made.
The man lal not been caught yesterday, though
the police were On his track.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
ELECTRIC LIGHT PATENTS.

meeting of the trustees Of the Gramme Elcc-
trica Company was held yesterday afternoon nj t.c
new offices Of the company in the BOrcel building
The Brush, Weston, JablOcbkOf Fuller United
States and American Companies were rrIrrs,nled
by Henry j. HOyt, William ii. Appleton Charles A.
Flint Edward Weston, General Leggctt Robert H.
Minturn Charles A. Cheeyer, George W. Stockley
William Parker and j. j. skinner. 4 COMMITTEES
was appointed to confer with the lire underwrItcrs
and arrange for Investigation of the question as
to the danger Of ire II any, arising from the eec-
trlc light and to assist the lire underwriters Ia ar
rive at the best rules to govern he Introduction of
this system Of lighting. A committee was APPOINTED
to take Immediate action to enforce the patents be-
longing to these companies against inirHgers
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
rEErErEIlG 4 rlILOR no HER HOME.

Christine Alau., age fifteen. ran away from her
hom al No. 33 West Ihrl-SJ. two months ago. she
earned "a hNug by wurhug Tor Antonio Clement, an
ItH,iau tailor 80 No. 30 Ed5t huus On-st le-tcr-
day she encountered her elder brother at Houston
and NubtTry-sts for tue hrs time since her flight.
IIr sril.l her promptly, and demanded that she
should return home. Ihc gri refused, and screamed
ana fought when hr attempted To drag her away by
force The lator rushed TO The cssur oi the gIri,
Who hc said had been abused by her parents, and
offered tu marry her once. 4 crowd llucTru
thai sl4cu Wltu the brother, and assumed threaten
ing attitude toward thc tailor. Two policemen ar
ryra uppJr,uu.l Is, aud dragged tine rugL.lng glrl
To the Mulberry ntT 1T station whe.c despite the
appeals Cd. Ihc tailor. sine was iuCocd up. In the
iumb- Police Court yesterday, SHE 81 Is discharged,
and returned 10 hrr tNpr,tdut bridegroom, Wlo,
ultuuugl the gI is mere child, adhered 10 MS par
y.-r 81 mann AE ucr.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
WEEcK or THE SHIP LIZZIE.

THE FIRST MATE AND FOUR sEAMEN RESCUED.
CHARLESTON, 5. G., Nov. l9.-lhe brig
Lizzie. which arrived at Bull River Wednesday last
from Bermuda. picked mp at sea, on November 3,
boat OF the ship France OF Dmkrk with the chief mate
and four seamen OF that vessel The France was re-
,nred by them 10 have been wrecked in hurricane
october "a. The officers and crew took 20 the boats
tnrce in number About hour before the Lizzie
rescued the boat containing the chief mate the second
boat with the bOatswaln and four men Was seen The
rescued men were terribly exhausted and 10 is feared
tnnt the other boats lost, that their
have starved to death. The snipwrecked men will
rttFtsu
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
gs1IulrED TALUE Or rW0 REPUr11IoNS.

BRoCKToN, Mass, Nov. 19.-In the Superior
Court at Bridgcwatcr this morning the jury the suit
~ Robert Coyc against The Boston Journal and Boston
Past for libel returned verdict for the plaintiff. award
ing damages Of cent against each paper In the
of Long against the papers, the jury returned
verdict for the plaintiff awarding $2l against The Post
ana s3l against The Journal These suits grew OF
dispatch referring ~ the above persons thieves"
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
A. ALLEGED BLAcnAAlLER ARRESTED.

MIS-. sarah hcune,, oi No. -GI last Broadway.
-oul. days a-u. wuIIc 10 her Ethcrs house, loso a
r.- valued It 80. On FRIDAY uIEut George keacu,
%. Np.D Pc.-,.., visited her house AID presented
.ur .ulluNIugu guutc:
,la-. nLS>Ll: 10 yOu would Ike to have back your
ru- tl,. tr buIrr 80 Tor me AMI lcu return 30 TO
.ui Ak uiui Vur- Iuu- for hc Will not answer ana
tlu. tr, follow uIuI urr4t>o hr'I suuut you. VIII
t,l ,ou Eu, IaI d.rr A.uc while. 80 aeN hu uucs-
tluus Give Tie money auI yud gct your little treasure
fuvHi, J' ~
Detectives kcrus aud English arrested Thomas
Carey a uoatIcr IN MIS-. kcuncys hthUrs house,
un information received from Rc,,h. Yesterday IN
thr i.,-rX slalkrt ioleo Court uc was held Tor
b.acAuIil on the evidence Ol Kcsch. IC Is twenty
two lrdIs of A-c.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
THE DEATH or ADOLPH MEYER.

The autopsy on the body of Adolph Meyer, who
was shot 10y Alfred Lyons Friday morning. was
MAIDS by Deputy-Coroner DOnlln yesterday. It
showed that only one bullet had struck Meyer,
penetrating the chest The wound on the head was
mane by "A blow to all appearances. The witness
WaltheTs, testified that he saw Lyons strike Mey n
with the pistol after shooting him. Lyons will re-
main prisoner IN the fomDs till the inquest Is held
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
UNSAFE BUILDINGS REPORTED.

The following buildings were reported yes
terday by the Inspector of Buildings IA having been
deemed unsafe for habltation by his examiners:
No. 200 Varickst.; No 2ll yartckst; No. 2I6 Fast
tnty-nlntlst No 40j Grand-st; NJ 20 lsutgerst No.
20l LeXingou-aye; Nos 253 and 255 Mercer-st.; No.
729 broadway Nos. 10 and Il2 First-aye; No. 0l3
East f0urteenthst; No. l35 East HOusOn-st Nos 296
and 20o Water-st houses at Nos 10 aud 81 King
ST. frOnt house No. 10 kiDgst Nos. l6l and lolla
Greenwich-st; No. AZ Westinghouse. Nos. Is, 20 aul
- Murris-sL
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
4 PRIZE Fight SUDDENLY STOPPED

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 19.-At half-past 4 this
morning party OF men drove in carriages TO Broad and
Passyunkayes In this city, and aightng formed ring
ON a vacant lot, after which two Of the began
fight Tne police quickly arrived, when Joseph Jordan,
one of the cOmbatants and number OF others who
sisted In Various capacities were captured. They
all held Tor trial.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

for Constable Wilson Cook, to inquire If he had
forecIosed q chattel mortgage which he had gwen yen
to the constable some time ago. Cook REPLIED rnaS
il was not drawn up in proper form WnerfuPIb fo P}ba
scnilc Cahill was thrown out of o window. A lew e
hours later he went home and began to abuse ms ~,
f. rfeTc and Cahill threatened to kill him. lie ne,
gan by demolishiug the furniture, when Mrs Canl Cn
faintcd Justice LOTUS summoned the PomC66
and had Cahill taken to jail III default OIL @''oo0
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
STABBED BY Ills BROTHER.

John Carney. a fireman of Engine Company IT, was
stabled and dangerously wounded on Friday night
in "A quarrel with his brother Bernard in fays auor
shop, No. 6Ol East FourteeIth-st. lie was taken to
Bellevue Hospital. There Coroner Brady took his
antc-InOrtem statement yesterday. Carney said:
NV brother Bernard and my self had falling out about
family matter tus morning IN Fay's liquor saloon No
GOI Last Fourteenth st., Tie same house winch live
NV brother was abusive and showed hln away from
me He theD plunged knife into my abdomen on tbe
Ieft side. ALI member Of Engine Il, ia LudloW-st OF
the Fire Department.
Hope is entertained Of Carney's recovery.
His brother will be ned To await the result of his
injuries.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
HOME NEWS
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Gusev Honse-Senator William Mahone, Colonel
IL III Riddleberger and General V. D. Oroner Gf xirglnh
Holman House9COOue Robert g. ngers0l OF IhrDis, pn @
General Francis A. Walker and the Rev James fIe t
Clarke ..Nec YORK. W AN" % o he
man T. 6. A. Westminster HOe-Capaln Soh,IVn O @ ~ ~
steamship City James AotS1-iaI'e" :"
OF
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
THE PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL.

EXAMINATION OF THE MAN FROM WHOM GUITEAU
BOUGHT THE FATAL wEAPoN-COLoNEL ROCK
WELL AND GENERAL SWAIN AS wITNEssEs-TBE
TESTIMONY OF DIR. BIIss-sCESEs IN THE
COURTROOM.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-The first witness to-
day In the Guiteau trial George e. Maynard, al
electrician. He acquainted with the prisoner; nc
had known hIn twenty years ago, and had him
casionaly since then. On March II Guiteau had come
70 his oce and borrowed Slo saying that he expected
remittance OF $3.50 and would pay II back in few
days. He had returned June and wanted 10 borrow
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

John +. Cahill, n lawyer of Paterson, n. j . was
arrested late on Friday night a commitment
issued by Justice LOTUS Tor threatening 10 lul the
Justice. C0hlI married nlece OF Justice Lotus.
'lhe latters wife died recently and Cahil with his
family took up his abode at Mr. L0ituss house. On
EIiday CaLil had been drinking heavily. lie sent
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
GEORGE FLAWS TIrNTRkT.

The funeral services OF George Law will be held
ot fine Collegiate Church. flll-avc. and Twenty
uInih-,t on tuesday afternoon At 1 clock The
Rev Dr. Omstou Will oucatc.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

In the Tombs Police Court ye terday, Patrick
II. Tighc, of No. 7O2 Hghth-aye., baseball
was char- by j. IL. Collins, OF
Westehc,tcr County, doing business at No. l-2 Full
tou-st., with having by means Of fraudulent repre-
-rntation, induced him 10 erter into copartnershlp
on July y, whereby the complainant alleges he
lost IN ward of ~, 900 in money aud notes. 1ighe
was required to furnish pOIds H. -, 600 tor trial in
the Court of General sessions.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

Commissioner Coleman has issued circular call
ing attention to the law IN relation to throwing
aslcs garbage, etc, into the street He invites the
cooperation of all citizens in his efforts to secure
tins desirable result The attention of storckeepeTs
and of all occupants of places of business called
20 the habit q, weeping M tine rrfusr from stores
and buildings INTO the streets thus pakIng 1t diff
cult to keep the payementS clean,
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

Tn The .J0liDrsOn NaTkct IOnco tOuTi Yteterday
Mrs. Mary Walker Of No. / Ea5 Twenty y-nin,h-St.
charged Philip Mckay, cashier Of the Singer Sewing
Machine Company in Broadway, with following
her through the streets ana finally insulting her
Mckay. Who was arrested by Policeman henZle, "a
the instance OF Mrs. Walker. was HHed SO Tor dis
orderly conduct and severely reprinanded by JUS
IIre OiIrrhnnTR.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
TRACY ADMITTED 10 BAL.

William Tracy, who killrd Charles y. Miller
DAYS liquor store in Broadway. yesterday was a
mittcd 70 bail by Justice Donohue, before whom
was brought on q writ Of habras rpus. JUST
Donohuc fixed the amount Of he bail bond
$4,000 which was signed by +. A. Abell, Of No
Last Forty Third Ct. rs security. and was approx
by tho Court. Tracy was then discharged IgC
custody.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

a child WAS found suffering with smallpox in tn,
house of a tailor named kuOth at No. 95 Ludlow
ST. on Friday. The room was hlled with garmenu
made by knOth for a wholesale clothing mouse II
Broadway and many had been delivered wIllc tn
child WAS sick The health officers Yesterday mad
Il demand upon tLe hrm that employed knOth 10
the cOrhng delivered hy him IN order that il nigh
be dlsutgcted.