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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-04
CRY a4ArTaRs.
nrlelNoles On ont.enl eyenl. o. aln0l

EflttNOtSt Oh GuEtenA HNehhs vs. AaAsaSt
interest.
Two.drue ks wero reposips IN the cooler at
midnight, named BIZ Grey and Frank Myers.
TnEArtlticial Stone aud Marble Company,
OF Washington, D. O., was chartered by Sec
Ietary OF Stats Stalnaker yesterday.
ElLsoH BEBEY, colorsd boy employed by
DR.. Hrge, xa1 held In 500 bail by Squire
Caldwell yesterday for stabbinR y young son
OF Dir. ]. w. Paxton.
8. HARTMAN, local grape grower, has
raised very fns crop OF several varieties
this season, as can be. attested by attaches OF
this office, be having left nice lot here.
pmuP MAuEKR, sthe young man who was
SO severely gored by mad steer on the South
siio Monday afternoon, Is still confined 10
his home BY the injury received at that
time
JAMES GARBlS, we'll known Benwood
mill puddler, made five heats Of puddled
iron In five hours aud twenty minutes yet-
ierdSy At one OF Altmysr's patent furnaces,
This, II Is believed. Is the largest run In that
space Of time that Is on record.
TRERE wilIboa meeting OF the .stockhold-
ers Of the W. &L. E. r K, at York, Jeisr-
son county, on Tuesday afternoon, October
9th. Of 8 O'Clock, for the purpose OF taking
Hreps looking towards the securingot the MI
Vernon, Coshocton & Wheeling railroad.
JAooD Snyder, the iron merchant and
Smith Reisinger, a skilful machinist at Bod
Iey's wagon works, yesterday presented 70
the fire companies OF the city, through the
boys at the Atlantic, seven patent jacks
that will be found very handy when work
ing about the machines I'd
TUESDAY, evening IS Mr.. linebart Helistein,
an old gentleman Lying on the South Side,
who had been Attending the meeting OF the
home fell over an obstruction nesr the upper
Riverside mill aud broke the large bons just
above the left wrist. The accident happened
about 10 o'clock d.
A LAMP explosion occurred last evening In
the house on the corner OF ChApline and
Eighteenth streets occupied by Mrs.
Thompson. That lady bad her dHeSS partial
~ burned and her face somewhat scorched,
not seriously however. There was but little
damage done outside OF this. A still alarm
was responded TO by the Atlantic reel.
THERE was a very good audience at the
Opera House yesterday afternoon a. Miss
jane Coombs' performance OF "Pique." The
play throughout ives quite satisfactorily rem.
dsred Last eveninga slim house witnessed
divorce 1t was fairly done. The reXt
engagement at the Opera House is Pat Room
ey's Comedy Company, October 0 and 10.
TIE tools have been taken out OF the JEFF.
erson gas well and drilling will be relumed
tomorrow. The Buckeye Is idle to-day.
Drilling was resumed at Alikaana to-day, al.
ter some delay caused by the fastening Of
the tools. They are down about 100 feet
rhe Buckeye well struck another vein OF sult
water yesterday at 600 feet, and In pulling
out the casing four sections were left ct the
bottom, causing the delay.-Steubenri'Is Her.
aid
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as1c october 41,IataGe soysmber; 4sssIc Dsoen;
ys,, ~ sssy ssa etssS S Is S sot enc
/ bei; 3s1ic December; 27Sic year sl}sc Nay. RE
quiet al 5Ske barley quiet atele. FlA1teed arm
:sf s,ss PORK aSsS .,S Sss os asa sRS
OCTOBER; SO I711<alo 50 November and DecembeF
SO SSSl0 s7 year; 81 271tall % January; 81 40a
nj As JanuSIy 81 SoAil = feesqa Lag s afn r
October; 7.6Ca7. q November; 7.66a1 &c peceni'
Der and year; January: .5ba7.77'f Feb
Fulfy. Butter and eaSs quiet and unchanged. Wills
~ steady and unchanged. Call-WheAt, demand &C
live: advanced Hc for October; advanced cior No.
yenbsr aud December. Corn In good demand and
easier; declined ~ for October and November.
declined 10 for December. Pork dull aud easier;
declined 2Hct for November aud December; Sc lower
foryear. Lard In tlir demandi Be higher for No
vembsr ZIG higher for December.
BALTfMoRE October 3.-Flpur ftm with fair local
inluIFy Howard street and western supefhne 8 26a
S. do extra 9 7hat rs; family IS 0oa6 o. Wheat.
western opened lower, advanced and closed arm
October 81 oSTGi Osjzi November 81 ilal tx; Be.
cember 81 iSXal M January 81 loyal l6S.
Gnrn. western dull; mixed spot 69aSs1Se; October
January 6SaSGc. o&u l0WeI: westefn S6SSsc; mixed
4c. Rye quiet al Gsa66c. Hay steady with good
demand: prime 10 choice Pennsylvania and Mary.
Il SIS 20: bulk meats SHOULDERS and clear ib sdes
packed, 7lG75ac: bacon .sloulden nc: clear rih
aides SIC; hams lSAalGllc: Lard. refined l0c.
Butter lteidy western PACKED lOa20c; creamery 20a
2Sc. Eggs easier at Aa2Sc. Coffee hrmer kioe
ordinary 70 iAir gNaltAc. sugar active ana himi a
soft SC whisky steady at lsAl lsH.
PHILADELPHIA. October Flour dull and weak
| rye Hour sctrce and hrm: wheat qniet and hfm;
No rod tresh y w No = Ted October " gsSHe
| Cy|G November q il2ah II December ~ it4
lnh January sLle.i ~ Corn. option, opened %
i've: poor rcjc,ted Sc; mixed 6Sl<a69Nc; steamer
6aa5OEc; sal mixed 69J<p0cc ssil mixed October
6Sa59c; November 6sxlSs5lc: December 66a1SC.
Oats dull and lOwJr; rejected white SIC, 10. 2
mixed SIC: Nc. white SOC, No. 2 white 875tc No.
i white 36kc. Provisions hrmer. Others un.
changed.
n,o,vrn n nc,ohora-yyhast dr,, INT Avn. No
wDIa n:SISsD n Sii.so . ii AiSi al u No
I'd winter eash Il 6ttSai d: October 81 oiH No.
Al rS,s $500 Il ny IsnnS q 4, IL
No . red yJ S64c; No. ii 9S9l rcj0cled sic.
Iora duh aud noa insl: high mixed SIC: No. q
cash. October and December &c; November FLO
HIEed Iciected i0C; no ErSde I6kc, Oats quiel ID
sSadyS 2Ei!e g SI1Se; No cash sf and oc'o1et
2g1Sct NOVEMBER oSsfCi DeCtmuet olc.
| SShVaSA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-04

DARN FOR SALE-oNE OF THE
II most desIrable Earns on Short Creek All
new, Improvements house, orchard, barn and
on Inns Of p, W. d Ky. k r underlAid with best
vein Of coal on the OHIO River. very cheap, and
must be sold. Inquire Of EDWAkD LARKiN,
lll3 Main street. nCH
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YESTERDAY In Part II OF the Circuit Court,
the case OF Bulger, administrator OF Garfield
Briggs vs.. the B. 20. r. r. for damages for
the death OF an infant, came up before Judge
Jacob and thu defendant moved TO have the
case transferred to the U. s. Olrcuit Court Of
West Virginia on the ground that the de-
PENDANT Is q citiz IN OF Maryland. Judge ia
state Court OF Appeals, defendantis q citizen
Of West Virginia, and avarruled the motion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-04
EoR SALE, CHEAP.
EoR SALE.

FOR SALE.
ono Of the finest Farms In the cOustY, with 4
nice two story dwelling h0uS', One and large barn,
stable, sheep shed, spring house aud other out;
buildings, and two good orchards About lS9
acres In the farm and Of the richest holl aud Al
can DO TILED One.hEli .iile from the b 4 .. Rail.
road and National PIE, and Jus. cast Of the town
Of ThAdelphla, Price reasonable. ,,r
EnGuIfe oi ALEXANDER BONE,
RGAl EStAte Agent,
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WANTED.
GENERAL NOTICES.

A DEMONSTRATORS NorICE.-N0.
ATICE Is b Ieby given that the urderiRuNd
has been duly appointed as Administrator AZ IN
estate OF William Gilllyan, deceased. All berors
having claims IS IinSt iAId estate arc hereby pSt
GCd 10 present them 10 the undersigned ior tciIie
ment, and all who arc indebted 10 the estate an,
n0tlhed 10 make pay nent tonce TO the kubScfibeS
rs AuCh administration. T. J. GlLiIlGAS, AImInIs
traitor, No. 1913 Elizabeth street, wheellg, ". Vi.
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o,.nd '',IiliInery OpenIpe

At1lis T. Redy's, No. ll1e Main street on
Thursday. Friday and Saturday, October 4th,
5Eh and 9Th.
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FOR SALE.

EoR SALE OR RENT-THE LARGE
Fulton. Enquire Of d. G. LIST, JR., " Fourteenth
street. OE1
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EOR SALE.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE-NOTlGE
"A ishereby given that the undersigned, az ed.
Illustrator OF william GlliIAn, deceased. WILL on
Thursday, tho Ito day oil october, 1883, con.
mencing at 10 O'Clock ". sell by public auction.
at the late residence OF the deceased on the south
west corner Of Main and Twenty .lhiri Streets, In
wheeling, ". Va. HUuSehO.d and Kitchen Furnl.
tuIe, Cigars, whbkiCS Wines. Stoves. Carpets and
Refrigerator, Ditheh empty Liquor Barrels, two
Silver Watches, and other property OF said estate.
p. J. elLLlGAN, Administrator
WM. HALLER, Auctioneer. Oc5
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ClscISSATi, octotcr a.-Rlour quiet and W !.
changed. wheat frmer at 81 oiHa1 o5x cash;
81 COX November. Corn easier OF 81 1{a6l1fc. 0ats
stronger at lcecasll SiAc December. Rye Irregular
al 67Ac Pork itcAdy ut Sll 60All Is, Lard none
sold; Gear rib firm at5.S0c. Bacon steady and I'm.
changed. Whisky 1rm a. 81 u. Butter unchanged.
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TOR SALE, CHEAP-THE MOST FL.
IL EGANT Residence for build aud location on
the sou,h side, contHluing all Modern improve.
ments, Full GO It lot. and OH Chapllue iireel,
where the now paved street Is being laid. viii b
sold very cheap. HouSe lurnhhed throughout
Sold with or without furniture Inquire Of Ed.
WARD LARKIE. lll3 Malta street ocS
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poIIcENAN IoE RAEuM

AT the conclusion OF this witnesss testi.
mony aresess was taken Of fifteen minutes,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-04

Nxw York, October s-Inney gas per cent
closing At az per cent. Prime mercantile paper Ga
per cent Sterling Exchange bankers bills weak
at q Sl5+ demand 81 S5x.
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When the prisoner made the remark about
not having done 1t well enough, he inside II
In responEe'to an observation about the Doc
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a young timer, was the next witness put on
the stand. He lived opposite the residence OF
Dr.. schuchardt, and at the time the fatal shot
was fired he was passing on the street. He
went In and asked Robert schnelle what was
the matter, and was told that Guenther had
shot the Doctor and shot himself. He saw
the prisoner with the revolver. He seemed
TO be aiming It at Mr.. Dlckescheid. After
wards witness heard another shot, and saw
Gueuth lying on the floor. He took his re.
yolyer, and aiterNArd helped the officer con.
yey the wounded man TO the city lookup.
When he first entered the drug store Guen.
ther and Robert schnelle were both In the
store. the latter standing outside the counter.
he did not see either shot fired. There was
no light In the drug store, and only o dim
one In the room behind the store. Guenther
schnelle held the revolver above his head
With the muEzle up, in his right hand. The
Doctors head was near the prescription
counter, and his feet toward the wall, He
could not identity revolver shown him 40
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F0R SALE.
A Liquor Store and Falcon, with complete outfit,
including three Pool Tables In good location, In
Reasons for wanting to sell, falling health. Apply
TO or address
THos. MCCORMICK,
SELF MOundsYille, ". Va.
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Portsmouth Iron Company Failure.

]. Il. Clifton and wife are home from
b cir New Brunswick trip.
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Prosecuting Attorney Jordan was as listed
in the conduct oil the prosecution by N, 7.
Frame, Esq, while Col. ". W. Arnett and
W. J. W. Coxden, EsqI appeared for
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-12

Unsuccessful Attempts TO Raise she
Steamer neutrality-suspicious.
Rise In the River Mt London. On
tnrio-Grea De truetiOn Of Prop
ersy and Loss Of Iife-An AE re-
ment Arrived at the
Governments ana De Lesseps for
the Construction of Another suez
CauaI-Fcnrs for the Health of the
Shah.
SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
LONDON, July 11.-A number OF unsuc-
cessful attemps have been made to raise
the steamer Daphne. Eighty bodies have
thus far been recovered. Inquiry has
been instituted by the Government to
ascertain the cause Of the accident, begun
under the direction Of Sir Edward Reed.
The builders of the Daphne testified that
she was launched in the usual manner,
and no fear has been entertained OF dam
ger. They said the deck on the ~starboard
side had been removed to admit boiler
plates. The planking and other material
were stored on other parts OF the deck.
She sank on her port side.
LONDON, Ont, July 1.-THE river has
risen to an unprecedented hight, and the
destruction Of property is fearful. So far
as known, eight houses were carried away
and three persons drowned. 1t is feared
that many others persisted, as . large
number Of big barns have been car
ried away, and railroad travel cut
off by a waohout on the main line. At
Patton Siding and the Sarnia road, Ker-
sington bridge, on the Proof Line at
Ladies' College, the steamer Princess
Louise fioated down the stream and was
carried away by the iron bridge. The
water works pumping house is in great
danger, and it is expected to so. Horses,
cattle, etc., have been drowned by the
score.
LUcAN, Ontario, July 1.-THE severest
storm OF thunder and lightning known for
years passed over this vicinity last night.
Great damage was done by the floods.
Fences and bridges were swept away in
every direction. The railroads are flooded
and in impossible in several places.
LONDON, July 1l.-In the Commons this
afternoon Childers, Chancellor Of the Ex-
chequer, stated that an agreement had been
arrived at between the Government and
De Lesseps, providing for the construction
of another Suez Canal, and has been signed.
A new canal would be completed at the
end Of the year 1888. England, be said,
would lend the Canal Company eight mill
ion pounds at So per cent interest, the
loan to be redeemable in fifty years. The
Government would endeavor to obtain a
fresh concession of lane from the Egyptian
Government, and an extension Of the orig
inal concession for go years.
Adyices from Persia state that serious
fear is felt in regard to the health of the
Shah.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-12
NOTES.

Baltimoreans are notably devoted to
their fair city, as Enoch Pratt's splendid
gift of . free library, with $3.50. 1888 80
endowment. shows.
"How are the departments generally
doing" just now, in the matter Of "soap"
for Ohio? We do not hear Of the col.
lectors making their customary rounds.
The eradication Of Mahoneism is the
great duty to which Virginia Democrats
are pledged. The Old Dominion cannot
hold up her head proudly among her sis.
ter States until the boss is dethroned.
Personal abuse Of Judge Hoadly will
not elect Judge Foraker. Is it not best
for each party to admit the patent fact
that the other party has nominated All
honorable man for Governor of Ohio!
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-12

~unskilled laborers in the employ of the
city a half holiday from the hour OF noon
every Saturday until Sept. 10.
strike OF Messenger Boys.
BosroS, July 1l.-Between 30 and go
messenger boys Of the Mutual District
Messenger Company are on a strike: caus-
ing some delay in the delivery OF their
business. Fifty new boys were employed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-12
PACIFIC COAST ADvICES.
ESPECIAL TO THE sESrISEL.i

ESPECIAL TO THE sESrINEL.i
Facts r. on, Mint director Burchard
San Francisco, July 11.-From the re-
port Of II. c. Burchard, Director OF the
U. s. Mints, now here, the following facts
are learned regarding the production Of
the precious metals in California in 1882.
No figures for 1888 are yet obtsinable.
California has the second place among the
gold and silver producing States. The
%diminuiion is 81 300, 900 from the product
Of 1881. The total production is estimated
at SIT. 645, 600, OF which SS45, 900 is silver
and the remainder gold.
New Postal Regulations.
SAN Francisco, July 11.-Harrison j..
McKnsick. Superintendent of the Railroad
Mail Service of the Pacific Coast, states
that new regulations will soon be put in
operation. The principal changes will be
the reduction OF "a hours between San
Francisco and New Orleans. Upon the
completion of the Northern Pacific the
mails for the Northwest will be carried on
that road instead Of the Central Pacific.
Slapped Ont.
San FRANCISCO. July liking & Bing-
ham, managers Of the institution known as
the Mere hants' Collecting Bureau, have
disappeared from the city, taking with
them some 81 900 1eeced from merchants
in different parts Of the Pacific Coast, paid
as subscriptions to the bureau, established
to collect claims Of all kinds.
An Immense wharf.
SEATTLE, July 1l.-To-morrow workmen
will begin driving piles for the immense
wharf of the Oregon Improvement Com
pany. 1t will store 5000 tons of grain,
besides q great quantity Of miscellaneous
freight.
The entire sound is obscured by the
smoke OF the 6res in different sections OF
the country. Rain is much needed.
Suicide Of y Soldier.
SAN FRAsc1sco, July 1l.-Emilio Grona-
yer, . Swiss. in the military service for the
past 10 years. committed suicide at the
Preside barracks on Sunday morning by
shooting himself with . musket.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-12

A mob OF women took down and re.
moved the shanty Of q man who had
jumped Q widows claim at Huron, Dakota,
one night. leaving him rochess Ia bed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-12

An Old MANS Belief,

Have used Parker's Ginger Tonic for my
bad cough and hemorrhage / had Is years.
! feel like another man since ] used 1t. Am
Sc years past. Believe it sure to cure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-18
WHAT r" GABk", CASES BEAR DIDN'T DO

"Gabe Cases tame bear did not cl imb the
tree yesterday because 1t slippery. He retired early
and slept late, an It did not seem to matter how much
or how manv dogs grOwed at MIN he remained c0ied
up IN his kennel In this he showed his bear sense 1t
cold and cherries There was very poor sleghing
and no skating The road rs well "a the ice had much
upon 1t, and almost every step horse took the
driver was spasIed.
AZ might be supposed. with such weather ana suen
roads there only few persons out Shepard +.
Knapp had survived the effort which Lawrence Jerome
made Tuesday to rattle him to of the crowd. He
smoked cigars and chattel with Henry Jurnure. Con
raTy to expectation the rotnz was finished The
original OF II three beats OF five But II
waa not until five heats trotted on Tuesday and
yesterday the superiority OF horse out Of
demonstrated. just at dusk, william wilkins
bay mare Kate succeeded in scoring first for the third
time. Herrn2tons black horse Leader was second.
While the trot in progress WalcOtt ate his
eleventh brace Of qua He seemed TO relish them dur
lug the eighteen minutes which he took TO pick the bones
clean. lie Is confident OF success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-18
THE TRIAL OF KENNY, THE BILLPOSTER.

In he trial Of John Kenny. the brutal billpOstcr
of Brooklyn for killing q car driver named Lennon
in October 1882, Samuel j. McDermott. grog-
shop keeper of Dutiied and Tillary-sts, and Ed
ward Ileeney. OF No. 17S Hillary st., testified yes
terday to seeing Lennon staggering In llliary-st;
about three quarters OF hour before he was FOUND
murdered in that vicinity. They positively iden-
titled his tody at the MUrgue. Diagrams OF the
scene Of tho crime, made by Surveyor kowIski.
were admitted in tho case Miss Minnie Terwilliger
identified the letter found on the sidewalk near the
body of the dead nah one she had written 10
Kenny, asking for theatre tickets She had lived
with her father In u house owned by Murphy,
Kenny's partner. aud knew they were bilposters
and had theatre tickets. She did not receive them
and had never asked for them at any other time.
The boy. Freddy Lahy age nine who carried her note
to Kenny was sworn as the next witness telling
the Judge that he would bo punished IL he told
lie but he was not whether IN this world or the
world to come. He thought 1t was two days before
the murder that he carried the note to room where
thore were n lot Of posters, aud gave 1t to girl.
Tho finding of the dead body under q lamp-p post,
IN Duflied-st., was described by Michael r. Maher.
The mans hat on the sidewalk. but he saw
nothing else The policeman, john h. Burns, who
WIS summoned by Naher, next testified to substan-
italy tie same facts. 1t was dark on the stuop Ct
the house q, the time the body was found, at 20
am. On searching the street u lantern was used
aud q watch chain was found In the gutter. He
met another policeman, Mr. Rodney, who found
the letter. August KlOss. who keeps grog shop at
Myrtle-ave. and Lawrence-st, testified that Kenny
aud McGOvern were in his place shortly before one
O'Clock on tho morning of the murder. Both were
somewhat intoxicated, and they stayed ten minutes
III his place. The trial i'll 90 on to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-18
THE EYE AND EAR INSTITUTE.

At the annual meeting of the Board OF Trustees
of the New-York Ophthamio and Anral Institute
held ON tuesday at he Institute III East rwelfth-s,
the following officers elected for the ensuing
wear: Frederick s. Winston. president; DIR: W. A.
Eugene s. Balm treasurer; Philip BissInger secre-
tary The treasurer reported $l5402 20 receipts
and sly $40 SO ex penses; leaving deficit at the
end of The year 1882 of 81 01S 05. The medical re-
port shows that ,425 patients were treated III the
disDensary department; 800 in the hospital depart
menf. and $50 important operations were per-
formed of which 81 were for cataract. Since the
institution was opened, thirteen years ago. 63 7s9
patients have been treated, and 6,o3o important
operaIions performed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-18
REGISTERS OFFICE NOTES.

A deed was recorded in the Registers Office yes
terday by which the Charter Oak Life Insurance
Company conveyed TO Moss S. Phillips the property
on the north side of EIchange-alley. covering the
block bet ween Broadway and New Church-st., and
having frontage Oh the two last named thorough
fares of % feet and some inches The docu-
good and valuable considerations and the sum of
$40" 1t is incumbered with q $4,000 mort gage.
Accompanying this instrument for record was q
mortgage of $50 600 on the property, given TO the
corporation named by Mr.. Philips, payable by him
on demand after three months.
100 Sl,x0l2 at the northeast corner Of Tenthave.
and Eighty -sixth-st.. for $50, 1000 giving as part
payment mortgage for $4,000 Oh the lands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-18
VIOLATING THE SUNDAP Law.

On the complaint of Stephen II. Provost agent Of
the Sunday Closing Association, Diedrlch Weller,
of NO. 10 Greenwich-st.; Francis Cardmeyer, OF
No 4S0 Greenwch-st., and Catherine UConnell, of
NO lOl Green wicb-st., were each required to give
bail in 800 yesterday, at the TomDs, by Justice
White. for violating the Penal Code by selling gro
ceries at the places mentioned on sunday last.
Four persons were arrested In Harlem Yesterday
on warrants procured by Nelson Kiluer of No. II
Carnine-st, q member OF the SUNDAY League who
charged them with violating the Penal Code ON
Sunday last. They gned in tho Harlem Po-
lice Court. Christian eygold age sixteen. accused
of selling cigarettes ut No z 800 fintave pleaded
ignorance Of the law and discharged 10y Justice
Morgan with warning Annie Hanken sold cab