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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-11
Kenunnh PoliticA

Mr. Edward Noble has consented 10 run
as an Independent candidate for constable
of this disirict. His friends think his
chances for election are equally Is good as
either Of the other candidates.
The members Of the Cleveland and Hen
drieks Clsb are making active PREPARATIONS
to give Mr.. Wilson roGsing send OF next
Saturday evening. Invitations have been
sent al the clubs Of Wheeling and
BeIlaire, and we are informed that
they Sill be here IN force Mr. j. L Hoot-
er, 81. S. Yits, asd S. r. Hanen are an
pouneed TO address the voters here On Fri
day night. We are informed that they viii
confne their remarks chiefly to the kangs-
roo ticket. As the gentlemsn are pretty
fair speakers we have no d ,ubt they will
have fair sized audience. The Democrats
are erecting their stand for Saturday night.
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A YOUNG BRIDES FATE.

DanscrousIy Stabbed by Her Mother In
n sudden Access of Frenzy.
NV YoRE, September l0.-Joseph
Thompson, q fisherman, lives in neat cot
hge on MseEwen street, Stspleton S, l..
BIS family consists OF ten children and his
tiie The oldest daughter, Mamie, who is
fnetern was married to William Scott
livery stable keeper, year ago. Mrs.
Thompson is a large and tieshy woman
tbout fifty years old. Lately she has been
tctiDg oddly. libe warm weather seemed
have affected her especially.
Last evening Katie, who is dressmaker
tnd next in age "a Mamie, came home from
fork and complained because supper was
nOt res6y. ME Thompson Immediately
lew into violent passion. She attacked
hatie audknUtsed her down and began to
kcather. 9Ae other children shrieked, and
Mamie hurried over TO her mother aud beg
ked her 10 spare Katie. Mrs Thompson,
&ppsrtE'ly an al rungoyernable frenzy,
cAeG.gn L large bread knife and plunged
into A.:aaie's neck
Mann rushed for the house screaming.
De slSts Of the stairway snS hall through
= hioh sbe ran we're spai;ered with blood,
IT. Thompson happened to be coming
! touc at that moment, and Was on the
freshold as Manic ran out into the street
r.S"l and save the children" Mamie
sl;5S Il him. mother is crazy and is killing
BEN
Ar. Thompson hurried up stairs AND
4ouDd his wife standing near Katie. The
irl had tainted and her mother was glarinE
nt her With the knife still in her hand
Mrs Thompson, muttering wildly rushed
n her husband, Who, after struggle, go
he knife away.
Mamie NAV die from loss of blood. Tht
mite almost severed the jugulsr vein. Mrs
hompson Vas taken to police headquarters
here she was put under guard. She wa
AeaG, 8 aud s-..;-e e0Rnnna--J.
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NE STOLE A DUSkY KISS.
A W71,te Msn Pays $40 for fsluting a Col
ored Dame.

A White Msn Pays $40 for fsluting a Col
ored Dame.
NV Yczx, September l0.-Amanda
.Iohnssnis a homely colored woman, as
black asthe ace of spades. She keeps a
stand cI'the corner of Thirty-eighth street
and Third aveaue, where she dispenses ears
OF hot csru, battered and salted, at two
cents an ear. Saturday night, about 10
o'clock, Eugene Lewis, respectable white
man, 10 pears OBJ csme staggering along,
and stopped before Amands's stand After
a moments. conversation, he suddenly
stopped and kissed the dusky fair one
She resented the. .insult, and made such
terrible outcry that large crowd was at
tracted and also a policeman, who arrested
Lewis at the womaRs request. In the York
vile court Yesterday morning the prisoner
pleaded guilty to the charge Of kissing the
woman against her will He said he was
single man, and. Justice Duffy told him 1T
was high tiue~he got married He was
6ps1 $40
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TINE MEETING TO-DAY.
speeches by Senator MeDeaald, Col John
R.Feuows and Gen. 5. p Carey

speeches by Senator MeDoaald, Col Lohn
X. Fellows and Gen. 5. p Carey
The meeting in the grove to-day was a
good one, bat not so large as had been ex-
pected would be the case The grove is
large and shady one. An ample stand for
he speakers and distinguished guests and
seats for couple of thousand people Aad
been erected, and all we're well 6lled. Bar
rels Of ice water had been placed at conVeu
tent points, and everything that could be
lone 10 make the meeting a success and
The people comfortable was done
by the generous and earn
est Democrats of this hOspitable
city. The heat of this day was intense and
the dust suffocating. The sun had pelted
the poor, parched earth with mercileSs fury
for a fall week, super-hesting its baked sur
face until it gave back broiing steam ike
the heat of furnsce-keeping the mercury
lowering near the 100 degree mark on the
thermometer for an unprecedented number
of successive days for this latitude.
The dust of the roads and streets
which has been dried, psrched
and ground to super fine powder was easily
whisked into every face with sitting effect
bv the hoofs of animals and wheels OF Sehi-
cies. These were obstacles to the pleasures
of the visitors that the big-hearted Demo
cracy Of Wood county could not overcome
or evsde. Is it any wonder, then that the
attendance of people from the country was
not more than half as large as had been
hoped and expeceted1 The wonder
is, rather that so many came
as did. All who did come
however. were made comfortable IN the
deep shades and on the restful seats so
amply provided,
Senator Joseph L. Mcdonald,
of Indiana, was the FIRST speaker this after
noon. On being introduced TO the audi
ence he received right royal welcome, IS
he is a great favorite among West Virgin
idps. he is hale and hearty man and
has a substantial, farmer-ike look whisA is
pleasing to the practical citizens Of this
Mountain State.
Senator McDonalds speech was devoted
wholly to national topics, Of course, and his
discourse upon the subjects treated Sas lucid,
terSe and conchisein language and easily
understood. His chief theme was admins
traiion reform. In referring - the Star
Route frauds which were perpstrated during
the time that Gov. Hayes wss acting IS
President and which were known to the
members of his administration and shield
ed by him until the chief Of the conspirs-
tors, Mr. Dorsey, with the aid Of soap,
should elect Republican President to sue
csed him, eioted great applause. He
traced, with q mastery hand, the manifold
abuses ol the power entrusted to the Repub'
Ecan Office holders BY the people, and eI-
posed their manifold corruptions, and be-
trayed of the peoples interests.
in the opening remarks Of ex Senator
Mcdonald, he appealed to the Democrats
Of this State to stand vsliently BY the party
in this, its supreme hour-for, said he, as
roes West Virginia in Octo-
T.! LAR ~ gots the eoantEy In
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4 faal RRtfer.

Hez cheerful q man looks when he is
saving these words And what deligtfdl
thiaa it is to help TO make him feel betterl
And what a privilege to know that ten
theassad people al over the United States
are O-day saying Il feel better, because
they have been taking Browns Iron BIZ
tersl Mrs. J. A. EdsOa, Of 80 Medford St,
Chelsea, Mass, writes that she suffered With
kidney disease and blood troubles and that
she used three bottles Of Browns Iron Ba-
tiers. As the result Of this treatmeat she
saws: II feel better than have for = long
,;me and believe an cured"
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RKNW GOD.

Jobm0 Pesdleton. An eloquent young
orator and rising political psnphet, Of
Wheeling. wip address the Clevslans and
HendIcks cinb Thursday eveniug, Mr.
W. Morgan. of Morrisrown, OHIO, is shf
guos, of A. relley, On Main strset. Tber
are number of boa4 houses tied up here
Work on the water works building of tbe
Ben~ood Irsn Wors ss is progressing raoidly.
Mr. Wright has orsned grocery store on
Sixth street. We wIsh him success. Mrs
J. acMabsn and Mrs Anna Johnsoe, z .
turned yesterday rom a visit 70 Grafton.
Benwood has reached point of stagnatioD
and it is merely existing. Mrs J. Ideo Of
the Uppsr War3, is seriously indisposed
Nessrs, Eskeys Of the vicinity Of Shscrard,
we're in town yesterday.
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The Republicans have been playing a
laH game as to West Virginia, says the
'rnciunati Commercial Gazette, aud have
lddenly awakened to the fact that the Dem
Gratis are playing an earnest game to win
'ho. The Republicans have now aband.
ned all pretence OF capturing West Nir'
iu.a Win money, as they have. use tor
hrir 'aSt dollars in an effort to save the
. q .,.. N+-4a
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CABIN AND DECK.

some of the Minor News Notes COrrallsd
Yesterday.
The river wks falling slowly at dark last
night with feet 8 inches Of water in the
channel
The Willie Austin, after an hours hard
work, succeeded in reaching the wharf yes
terday,
The Princess did not run 70 this port yes
tsrdsv. She piled between the point OF the
Island and Beilaire .r-
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Adriea tn nGnfhers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for ehil.
dren teething, is the prescription Of one OF
the best temsis nurses and dphysicians in the
United States and has been used for forty
years with never failing success by mil
lions Of mothers for their children Dur
ing the process of teething its value il in
eaIculable. II relieves the child from pain.
cures dysentery and diarrhes, griping in
the bowels. and wind colo. Rv giving
health to the child If rests the mother.
pr:es &C ao.ils.
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AFTER MS WAYWARD DAUGHTER.
An Agsd 0leEgyman's Search Among the
Gayetiss. sf Ceney Islan4>.

An Aged 0leEgyman's Search Among the
Gayetiss. st Csney Isian4..
BROoklYN, September l0l-A white
haired gentleman, apparently eighty years
old, entered the police headquarters al
Coney Island Yesterday and asked fer Chief
McKane. To thai official he said that be
was William A. Il Garland, q clergyman,
of No. $40 East Seventy seventh street, thus
city, and he was looking for his missing
daughter. While rsleting the story OF his
daughtex's disappearance, the aged clergy
man broke down and wept His daughter
is a pretty girl, scarcely Is years old, with
long brown hair and bright brown eyes. Her
name is ANY Lulu Eveline Garland. She
was ven brSaght up and received good
education. She left her horhe in February
last and has not been seen BY her father
since. At that time the Rev. Mr.. Gsrlknd
lived in Fordham. Some time in the early
part of February his daughter came to this
city to visit friends She remained with
them q few days, when she made the ac-
ouaintance of q woman named Lewis, who
is described as being forty or forty-iye years
old. This woman, it is alleged, led the
Young girl a,tIy and it is feared induced
her 10 lead life Of shsme. Her father
made prolonged search tOr his daughter
but was unable to learn anything of her
Whereabouts
At COnsy Island.
Recently he was informed that his daugh-
ter was at Coney Island. She was seen
there by lady named Mrs, aogel, of No
Is0 waverly place, the other day. The
girl was in company with the woman known
as Lewis. Mrs. Vogel spoke to the girl,
but the latter hurried away before the Lady
could ask her any questions Mr.: Garland
Immediately visited Coney Island to look
for his daughter but being unable TO accom-,
plish anything alone he sought the and OF
the police. 1t is said that Mrs. Lewis has a
cottage at the beach and Miss Garland is
stopping there with her. Upon learning
the facts, Chief McKsne detailed Detective
Boyle on the case, and the aged clergyman
went away satisfied that his daughter would
he restored to him. Detective Boyle ex
poets to find bo,h The girl aud the 9onar
~ day.
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY RECEIVED.

Magnificent Outpouring at Fairmont Last
Night to Greet Governor Wilson.
FAIRxoNT, Sept 10, [Excluive. ITO
night one of the finest political meetings
ever seen here assembled to listen to the
eloquent words of our next Governor, Hon.
E. Willis Wilson. all parts ofthe county
were represented district delegations coming
in with flags and music. The streets were
thsonged, many Republicans being present
all of whom expressed themselves as agree
ably surprised at the eloquence and sound
logical reasoning of Mr.. Wilson. The
speech did much good and will largely in
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II you are troubled with sores, aches,
pains and general weakness OF the varioas
bodily functions. don't 10 deceived BY the
advertisements Of bittsrs, kidney medicines
etc. whose certificates Of pretended cures
are often paid for. Put Jour trust in that
simple remedy called DR. Guysotts Yellow
Dock and Sarsapcrilla II viii cure you BY
purifying the blood and strengthening the
weak portions Of your bJdy. You viii also
End it very refreshing TO tbs brain and ner-
mus system. The proprietors receive hun
dreds Of letters besiowing zpon it the high.
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THE cyclone reported from the northwest
Ills morning is calculated to discourage
ihc practice Of GREELEY'S advice. But it
is as nothing to the political storm thst will
sweep that section early in November
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ANOTHER SUCCESS.
Last Nights Speeches aud speech
Makers,

Last Nights Speeches and speech
Makers,
PARKERsBURG, September lO.-[Exclu-
sive. l-To-pight witnessed a continuation
of to-day's demonstration. The evening
though still oppressively warm was decided
ly more comfortable than the day, and the
crowd that attended the meeting at the Court
house was both large and enthusiastic. The
speakers, Hon. George L, Converse, Of Co
lumbus, Ohio, Col. Baughman, of New
York, Henry s. Walker, of Charleston, and
Hon. j. A. Clampett, of Illinois, were fre-
quently applauded. The meeting here has
been of material service TO the party in
Wood county and will bear abundant fruit
The torchlght procession and illuminations
wera worry fine
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THE Democrats viii hold a mammoth
Demonstration in Wheeling, on Saturday,
October ith. Il Will be a sumner, Look
put for big guns. IL IS hoped it will not
pattern after the late lamented' Demo
fratiC State Convention of unssvory mem
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COL. JOHN 3. FELLOWS.
u,. .sarsss Able and Logical.

His Address Able and Logical
While McDonuld pleased and convineed
the people, Col, John r. Eel,
lows. of New York, enthused
and thoroughly captivaied them: He is
polished, elog guent and persuasive. de
treated of national matters exclusively; out
had many words of encouragement for the
Democrats Of West Virginia.
Gen. Sam Carey followed Col Fellows in
one of his sedga-hammer talks which set
his audieRee wild,
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4 number Of sunstrokes were reported
from the East yesterday. Whether they
were directly the result Of the intense heat,
Ior the resurrection of the MOrey letter non
sense or both, is an open question.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-11

Is 9ne of his speeches BES BUTLER said
! % the workingmen: Lay aside your preju-
tices and passions, and vote for yourselves"
? t will never be proved that Ben has to lay
aside his preiudices in order to vote for
9;wsaI'
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Yous cough Is growing worse, That
soreness and pain in the throat and lungs b
increasing. Better get nd Of the a,sard
idea that anything VIII cure cough G.
cold, and give Dr. wistafs Balssm Of Wild
Cherry q trial before It's too late. Il never
fails to check consumption snd quiedy
cures sIl coughs snd Gods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-11

H. that cold. wave" don't come pretty
,oon odd Prob had better go on an Arctic
expedition. lie must have been at the sea
sie o. in the mountains when he issued
,ho. cold wave coming" bulletin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-11

THy great Democratic demonstration at
Parkers5urg was more than a success. In
numbers. enthusiasm and earueStuess it
was unparalleled by any recent political
meeting in the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-11

An interesting article from one Of our
leading citizens upon the city de6t appears
in the REGISTER. Some very strong points
are made in favor OF voting down the fund
ling ordinance
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-11

THa State Fair was well attended yester-
jay. The races were interesting and ex-
citing. and attracted the greatest attention,
LEI every one 20 today and make it the
mos, successful of the week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-11

Hor SPRINGS furnished the regular daily
murder for Arkansas yesterday. Other
portions of the State viii compete to-day
Land is cheap in Arkansas,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-11

Ggx. SAN C.SEY adopts an exclusively
vegetable diet. He elegantly says that he
does not consider the human stomach fit
pIace to rot dead animals in.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-11

Tnv heat is the cause of untold imPreca
lions. But as between the heat and the
western cyclone We vote unanimously IN
favor of the calOric.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-11

GrY. CASEY is distinguished man, a
ProhibitiOuist, and q Greenbscker. lie
ought to do the Democracy good deal OF
.rOo1
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STILL. GRcW1hG.

The RepubIicaHr Plurality In Maine 1t
Stsnds Thuss Nssiprtsy Over All, iI,s6s;
Plurality, eO.stSa
LEWISTON, Ne, September l0.-The
Journal has returss fton t29 towns, show
ing the following vote: Ro6ie, 77,l5j; Red
man, ,56,3O6; scattering 1886. The
remaining towns voted m 80 as follows:
Robie, 2,429; PlAissed' 2,5O6; scattering H.,
Republican plurality fa~ As heard from 20
S4sr which will probably be increased slight
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Z MORNING. SEPTEMBER II. 1854.

November! This fact has at last come to
be appreciated. In the opinion OF many
astutc politicians in both parties, West
Virginia will be the umpire in the great
political game of 1884.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-11

Col. IERSY Hill, of Psrkersburg, Is
Napoleon among the marshalls OfPohtieaI
,,roreSSyons.
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Growing Worse.

NAPLKs. September lO.-The situation in
this city is grosing vorse. la the last
twenty four bours ending at 3 oclsck this
evening, there have been s37 tresA cases Of
cholera, and 365 deaths.
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TugEr Is some consolation to be derived
.-o,, the news that there is frost in Mani
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An the candidates are taking refuge un-
s.r,ss,b umbrellas. Sunstrokes are boom
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Ma the Democracy to go demagoguing
.eo, The Greenhackers, alsO2
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Nearing go. 600

AFuvsTA. Me-, September l0.-Three
hundred and fifty-eight towns give Robie
CASTS; Redman 5I,2l7.
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HrxRr S. WALKER, Esq, is to take the
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A CIsrs DvswssA and . i4sdy 0sissssis
ReseueA.

ClsPk Drowned hed . Lsdt Ooseosse
Rescued.
EKw YoEE. September l0.--James k.
Rednosd, . dry goods clerk rssidias 10
Besees s,rset between 8nith - hoyt
streets, BrookiJn, vas drowned ysstssdn1,
while bathing in Cosey Isisn3 Csssk IL
deceased, vko vas IS ysan q ~, ves1
s~innise With several friesdS q he peist
where Cslyesis rosd crosses IL streeA -
hsa ssAm out soue disisses. wbes - -
noticed frsnteslly sedeasosias - ssssk ~
shore. Then be sank Hn body uaS ~
covered shortly after aad tAkss 70 ths
messue pending The ioqsssa
Dunng the sftsrpooa Nm y. bastes.
sLiIe tathing u DixoGs plsss. .sas 6iGk.,
Ton Beach, sas tsksa vifk eesssldnnA -
fell unconscious bssssth ~ ssssA Csf
,ain McGuinnesa, ~ Bisnsw. eEbJ
noticed he niskap. sd ssiasS 80
brought ths lsdy a2y V ~ hsaaA snss
.be vas revived The sansssas bat9en
app.asded ths esptsis's gsiAst - veeits-
ously, ssd 90 pretty bsssstta - ecnkss
sith Il ihal she has1sd ~ ssDosR - essA
and declared sAs vosA - nca hsSs5 -
have hin call On her. :
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BEFORE BREAKFAST.

THg campaign is growing breezy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-03-15

VIM. H. Browne and Mrs. VIM. II. Browne VS..
John Hart, appeal from Justice Pole; Judgment
below for Hart for $2665 reversed, and judgment
for Hart for $l6.65.
Joseph P. Merryman VS.. John r. D. Thomas !;
removed to the Court of Common Pleas of Balti-
more. The Manufacturers National Bank OF
Baltimore VS.. Charles M. and Caroline Herr;
Judgment extended for plaintiff for Sl56.9O.
Smith & Wicks VS.. Isabella Duncan judgment
extended for plaintln Tor 81 ,04I.9Z.
The Trustees of the Education Fund of the Bal
timore Annual Conference VS.. John R. D. Thomas;
removed to the Court Of Common Pleas of Balti-
more. VIM. E. Wood & Co. VS.. Temple Building
and Loan Association, of Baltimore; judgment
for plaintiff for $19l.O2. Gray & Judik, use of
Monaghan, VS.. Sheeler & Ripple, garnishees Of
Charles A. Murphy; judgment for plaintiff by
confession for S6949S. Gilmartin Doyle VS..
George Bayne; judgment of non-suit.
In the matter of the opening of road in the
Thirteenth district of Baltimore county vs. Geo.
P. Whitaker, Henry bearing, Jr., Young 0. Will
son and Catharine Gable, appellants on motion
the proceedings were quashed, the costs to be
equally divided between the petitioners and the
appellants In these cases full bench of the
court decided that under special act of the legis
lature the public highways within two miles of
the city limits must be laid off in uniformity or
conformity with the streets of Baltimore city. AS
the petitioners in the present case asked for the
opening of a road which would not have conform
ed to the streets as laid out by the city, and the
locus was within two miles of the city limits, the
proceedings were quashed. Judge Fowler had
already made decision of similar import in a
previous case.
Charles Winternitz & Sons VS.. Charles Dono-
hue Bro; judgment for plaintiff by confession
for $323.96. Joseph Bergman VS. ]. P. V. Hax;
Judgment extended for plaintiff for $45S33. Will
hemina 0hle executrix, &C., VS.. Charles S. Graaon,
John 7. Ensor and Ephraim b. Almony; verdict
and judgment for plaintiff for S331.5O Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, to the use of the county
of Lancaster, VS.. John G.. Cockey; verdict and
judgment for plaintiff for 5000. John Quinn VS..
VIM. Loughridge; judgment extended for plain
tiff for property described in the declaration, one
cent damages and costs. Seligman Herzberg VS..
John Cole; Judgment for plaintiff by default.
Otto Woerner Henry Amelang; verdict and
judgment for plaintiff for $194.22.
The Petit Jury was discharged on Thursday
until Monday, March Oath.