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STRIKING NAILBRS-
IN CALIFORNIA APPEAL FoR AID TO
u !s'fNag8EV - - ~ 3sJfS WA
Tht't Pr.,hns OF this DIstfiet-AI R.pr,sshts
y Tvs fron7tAe Pacific Steps States ths Case
TO n aS.i,hs Of slilers In This CITY.
The n,n Rapobd Lib,rallJ. J.

= ~ Z y ~ ~ III ~ " .k
featerdny n.otnlug theruwas 4 largely at.
tended meeting Of the nallsrs OF this city and
vicinity held In the AmAlganiated Assocli'
ton rooms In ,McLain's block, Tor the pu,.
pose OF takiug SOME action for the relief OF
theftrikipg nailers Ut the Pacific Nail Com.
pAny'r works, at Oakland, Cal. The Pacific
works lavs bceu III operation little over a
year. Between fifteen aud twenty naileIt
were employed In the mill. They all wen,
there With their families Y f,on, the
mills III this section Of the country, and
three or four Cams from the mills Biill fnJ.
Their eaat. They wera assured that they
would he paid Amalsainatlon wages. Sew.
eral weeks bgo they were notified that they
must accept u reduction OF lSN per cent.
This they relnSed 10 accede TO, and u strike
was accordingly iuausurated about Six weeks
ago. ~ III Inn. .NEAy KS HE,t
The nailers were put 10 considerable e1.
pense In moving GU. there, and this. with
the prices they wero Obliged 10 pay for living,
left them IN an embarrassed conuItlon, tinsn.
cislly, 10 stand u strike especially as the
mill had bean running for such short time,
c0tipala! Ys(y speaking, that they bad moth
Ing laid by.T They have been receiving tho
allowance from the Amalganlatedt Associa.
ton 'usua, under such circumstances. but
this has hardly been luiiicient. They there.
fore sent on ono OF their number, Mr.. A. L.
Steyanski, 80 ask aid from The other districts
At the meeting yesterday Mr. gtevansii
told hls story. anu II was voted 10 levy re-
lief tax OF iIity cents per week on each
machine In this District until the strike Is
finished. As there are about 1900 machines
In the Wheeling district, this will make
ABOUT 800. from this district. alone that will
be'sent on every. week. Ms. Bteyanski ex.
pressed the heartfelt thanks Of his conpa1.
Tors for this substantial aid. - 49, SO
Onc OF the uaile,s at Oakland Is a man
named Spins, who former y worked At the
tsic,s will TO called on for aid.
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patteraon's New York Opera Company will
this evening present Herr Johann strauss
latest operate success, i"The Qaeen's Lace
House. Tho plot OF tho opera has alresdv
been given in the ISrKLLloENcsE. : or ia ron.
tition by this company the Detroit Ne,cs Of a
recent date has this to says" The opera is
put upon the stage III q manner that leaves
no.h,n to DO desired The chorus is strong
aud sings the numbers With precision tbs
costumes are bean it'll and harmonious and
not little 10 added to the pleasure OF lie
audience BY the excellent music from a full
orchestra. led BY Herr Hans Kre'sis. In til 5
opera, as Ia all Others, certain airs meet the
popular approval, and eucores wers numer.
Gus during tho evening" the honors heir e
pretty evenly divided. When the curtain
fell on tho last act the verdict was that The
performance as e whole wa, exceptionally
tile.". The advance sale OF seats assures tne
company full house here both this evening
and tomorrow evening. -" :
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ESTIMATES on all kinds OF Printing cheer.
fully given by tho 1NTKLLlaEScEn jon OFFICE
All work guaranteed. ra.u'7=-p . 1ft
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PERSONAL MAN IgVy,
News and Gosstp In Llclatlon to Warrior
w. .t...i H.. " penOIeN 4H't.

news anu Gossip In Hclatlon TO Various
e" ,ya' y People, q .ts'z
Hon. Charlie Wells. OF Glever's Gap, is in
Mrs. DR.. Pipes leaves to-day on q visit 10
Waynesburg frients.4i,S, StES 74E.if n
Miss Minnie Gilchris. hiss returned 10 New
York TO continue her art studies.
Capt. Charlie Dunlap left yesterday on q
trip TO Baltimore and Washington.
Miss Georsie Hoffman. OF Circlevil!e, Ohio,
Is Visiting Mics Dora Htldreth, ou Chapline
street. az !sls .r.,Ilsa5s,I., :, T. -
Miss Mollis Fitton, Of Wheeling, is visit
ing friends in the Fourth ward.-Bellaire H.
atpe''aent' pm g X n. Is G?aTff 81 n 81
MI. James. Blond, u the Eighth ward, who
has been spending several months in New
York, has returned home! a 4 ia "A
Messrs: VIII 'Mccracken, Coady Coz q and
Charles Ferguson, OF Pittsburgh, spent yes
terday In the citY.among friends. : ~
Mrs. Phillips, Of Pittsburgh, arrived in the
city yesterday from Washington Oily, and Is
viaitingat Mrs. Berger's, on The Islaud. She
Will leave for home to-day, accompanied by
her two charming daughters, who have been
Waiting Mrs. Ida Lsnkara for some time.
Dr.. Howes, wife and children, Of Brainard,
Miln., who have been visiting Mrs. Howes'
mother, Mrs. Murine. for several weeks, left
for their homo yesterday. They were accom-.
panied by Mrs. Howes sister, Mis-, Ae,ie
Murine, who will remain with them for
about year. .., ~ ~
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MARTYRS FERRY.
Personal md General News OF Currcnt
rs. Intereht over tklcrA !

Perxonal md General News OF Currcn,
Interest over there. ...-, !;
Marion Metirew and family are spending
few days at York, O. @f-.I )
Tilvina Huskins lsit yesterday to visit
friends at Springfield. 0. =
The protracted meetings are still Ia mr. pro:
press at the NJ Z, Church. lt-."+rEs
Dave Paxton, Of Miugo, is visiting his old
friends In town this week. W
Robert Heslop has returned from IVES,
Virginia, where, he has been visiting biz
parents silniEt ElL GtiGg.
Miss Bsrtie HOPKINS returned from MI
Pleasant yesterday, where she has been visit.
Ing friends. '=
The Windsor Theatre Company will pre.
cent "A Block Game, or Playing TO Win. At
Commercial Hall this evening" IS =
The Directors OF the Library Association
met last evening and installed tho newly
elected officers. The Board now . con.
sists Of Pres, Dr.. B. O. Williams, Vice-presi.
dent r. O. SYartz, Secretary Theodor snod.
grass, Treasurer ". r. Ratclitl, Directors
Rev. VIM. Wier, d.. A. R. Oop; R O. swar,z
o. r. Wood, G. ". Mitchell aud B. 0: VII.
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A RAI-IoADEtt MONoRED.
Train Derailed,; and O.her News From
h,Is 5Iu ut 20: TRcllnlrcr nE1H 90, -

Train Derailed!' and Other News From
LIZA siu Ut I.r' IRcllnIrc. .'toh as ~
There will be services each evening this
week ut the Christian church. Z - - :, -
Mtssas. L. Danford aud James Reese, Of st.
cltissviile. we're in Bsllaire yesterday.
Mr. Fred Muhleman has secured u mile,
a az VII start up the Glass City Mil in the
This wedding ef Mr.. I. Blum and Miss ida
l,uchs will take place Wednesday evening q,
the Windsor hotel. "' y. ~, !, -
Many, relatives and friends Of Mira. win B.
Smith went 10 Wheeling yesterday afternoon
to attend her funeral ~ -
The ferry boat Is lying at the mouth Of The
creek in danger from sudden running out
Of the Ice In that stream. W., lN'7
,J.W. Sanders aud c. G. Kelly, of the Rel.
lairef and the Union window glass WORKS.
left yesterday afternoon for Pittsburgh,
The Church Of God at Pinch run has
ABOUT enough money remaining after last
w snaa festival to pay Of the church debt o!
The ice in front OF Bsllaire has been in
motion, more or less turbulent, ever since il
was stopped by gorging Sunday evening.
Skaters are hoping that largs open ppace
WILL fretze over smooth. . lG-73 (I9E ID Is
The Pittsburgh passenger trim leaving hero
at eleven o'clock yesterday was thrown from
the track ut Brilliant by broken rail. j No
one was hurt. the baggage car. sustaining
most of the damage, :, 80
NJ. y. Miller, who Is president Of The G., &
Z. Railroad Mutual Benefit Association, has
been pHs'nted with set Of china OF one
hunlred and h!ly pieces, decorated aud bear
president since the origin OF the Association,
annually Reelected, aud the money for this
pr ont, about $50. vas contributed volun.
tarily by all the members. Mr.. Miller Iwas
Summoned 10 Wellsville and taken to the
road masters office, where J. W. Merrough.
On behalf OF the Executive Committee, made
the presentation, MIR. Miller made a happy
response, IN spite OF his surprise. 70 -
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TllE NOBLE ROMANS,
~ --Ei F.f'f
Wording on the Ohio River Railroad,
NnyC IA ltssIo W. mr.

Wording on the Ohio River Railroad,
U, HIVE IL Little War. r,.,,..
A brigade Of those noble sous OF toll, the
Italians, who haya been engaged in The con-
sruction Of the Ohio River Railroad are now
quartered at St. Mary's waiting for the wealth
or to become so TINT work can be re-
sumsd on the road The st.. Msry's Oracle
says; They arc civil and quiet enough in
their way except when disturbed by some.
body, aud then tits like poking stick into
a hornets psst: but the main difficulty with
them 10, that every blessed one of them Is Il
musician, and .the sou narrowing strains
TINT the Ivsrsge italian can manage to jsrk
out OF thst Instrument OF, torture called an
accordion, will knock the spots oil the e.
osucla.son produced by the young love sick
swsin at his lovar's window, or the moys
mhotlious strains that are crsated In thu
back yard by the festive tom cat.". ID ..-r.
/: A fsw days ago one OF them applied several
stvcro remarks 10 son OF II In, who retail.
lated BY sluge,ns lhsE.y Iln,isn In the mos,
approved sly To-. TEs maccsfoni ester rsiled
acly o! distress Tint AROUSED all Italy, as It
we.a.,, His comrades rallied to his relief, but
tue Hihc'n'nn jumped on al engine and os-
CSppu, Z ~ ~ 't43 :. ~ st1f .Fai4- gI.t--s
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|
WlowAM or WAHETA TRIBE No. rs, IMPROVE,
| y. Il. NJ. HUNTING GROUNDS or MARTIN
| 1893. .,1. ~ =. - - - - - -
WHEREAS, Tha Great Spirit oftbs Universe
in His unsearchable wisdom, has seen prone,
TO call from our midst Past Sachem Drady
Burns, member In good standing in on,
Tribe. - 1900 %. i IT, -
WHEREAS, Brother BurnB wss adopted int
this Tribe February S:h, 1879. and wa:
elected keeeper Of Wampam on January Isl
1883 position Of honor and trust, which
position hs filled to the timc OF bis ,lss,h -
WHEREAS From the time OF bis adont,on
until his death he was an ac.iye worker n,
the welfare OF the Order. But his lsboIs ~. A..
ended and his work In these Hnntins
Grounds Is done. The Gsea. epirit called. he
obeyed; he rests from his labor and his workt
do follow him; and we, hissa1yivipp Brothers
are now assembled around the council fire h
drop tear and speak word OF sympsthv
and affection to his memory and mTupie onr
sorrow with the grief OF eli who mourn his
loss; therefore, be it ~ 0lt,0 ,"' : -" 'e
: Re'slred, That while We bow in humb,a
submission to the will of the Great So;r,t
yet We would be false to ourselves did We raj
10 take some action 10 express the feeIinps NJ
the members OF this Tribe touching he los
OF one Of our members. .g.l# Wy
= Reso'raa, That we deeply symratbize with
his bereaved family, in the los OF a lovi inn
hon, an aifectonata and true husband and
A:kind father, and In this, the seyerest trial
Of earth, confidently recommend them IL
one who has promised 10 be a husband IN
the widow and father to the fa.heriess
Resolred, Tha: thes, resolutions be- plseoi
on the records OF our Tribe aud canv n
the same be aent to the family OF the de.
ceased, and that they be published Ia The
Wheeling papers.
Fl .,s- ,.s. THIS. P. JnwIs, P. G. g..
-s'2-., 4. OnRxlRSE, p. s.
ssi WV. A. HoorE, P. s.
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" '1e'nnl go Aney ere anxious to See Mt 81
clairsTilse-Notes. 5aJ..tn.r
Mr.. D.. Sheppard, OF Quaker City, Is in
town. -..-------------.--.-NI
Miss Ella uswetson entertained a nnm,o,
OF her friends on Friday evening . - Z
n ssn, Ionso. ~ ,G,,AIh, m
a,,end.d ~ u tnoa aua '1ni'y, OF Wheeling
anndon t sNe tun 'n u " Jepsons father
~ 70, --..
i. " Emerson was In town Saturday and
ne toiu reporter that he did not buy an in.
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FOR RENT,

FOR REST-FIVE ROOMS ~
os.es sGI%,0 rIySn ff SSl.IS% It Nc m
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liems. A great many new books will be
sdlsd TO It poon. swelling the present nnn.
bsr TO About LOCO cop!es. lH7a-tlEN tiE1 4 e

liam. A great many Snew books will be
sd1sd TO II poon. swelling the present nnm.
bsr TO about 1000 copies, a. i'5l
Capt. H. W. 1smi,h and others returned
from Parkersburg yesterday, where they have
bseu attending the Bcl0so.Lomas trial.
Adolph johnson, the boss blacksmith al
the Lsughlin Mill, left yesterday for Day
View, Wis, whore he has accepted 4 posi.
tion. 'Dolph was great !avori.e with the
boys, and will be greatly missed. i...,,3,. b.
Joseph Bargeon, who has been Ill for some
months With nailers' consumption, died ut bis
residence yesterday aud will ba buried 10.
morrow. The seryices will BE- In charge OF
the g.. A: R. Lodge No. II, and the NaIlers'
Association. mn 7F"1ah tN'opl"''NaFr1'
Stephen Morris Is an old man so year,
OF age who lives with his son.in.law, II.
Graft, at Rsiney's Coal works. For some
time be has been childish, not being held
accountable for his actions. On Saturday
night, without any provocation whatever,
be picked up an Ax and struck Mr.. Craft
on the head 'inalctlng u severe wound. DR..
BlAokford and Township Trustee Robinson
were called and ATTENDED to bis inju.ie,,
which were not considered fatal. At The
request Of the. family Mr.. Morris was taken
to the lntirmary yesterday morning.
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German stwsnn,,cr ri,ar,, -

1t has been ruuorsd Tor day or two tina,
the two German rewtnap.rs In this city, tht
FREEZING ,%ci!nn9 a:d liorning .Tu'ksJlait, were
10 bs coNguaua:td. Willie tho publishers oI
the Two peptrs hsye bsen considering the ex.
pediency o! such j step. they havn yet reach,
ed no. understanding, It is evidtn. that there
Ia no.. en2ueh patronage for the German
press to Sustain two tailies aud enable either
OF them 10 ms ks u bar of money, while It il
p!ebable that with only one German daily in
Wheeling It. would ee IS handsomely sup.
tion sjes into fleet /, ia raid Mr.. Levis
Ltpsr,. IoG etihe head OF the Iolk,blGN, viii
DO tho manage. of the consolidated sheet.
I be Gcfmsns Of the city and vicinity are a
r@dinE, Intelligent GAYS. and could apprc.
cis!s surh,a news psper us the two establish.
mems oMgat 10 be able to furnisa>by spool.
Log thei. issues." -
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I Just before midnigh last night three
tramps who had been furnished with tickets
by the blue coated minlons OF the law for d
n ghts lodging In the basement OF tho county
temple Of justice, Quarreled. about the soft
side Of a board near the fire for a bed, and 10
ssttls the difficulty about the board, or what.
ever II was that disturbed their usually ST..
rene and contented minds, stepped out into
the yard and proceeded to slug each other,
Uncle Jack Arthur stumped around on bis
wooden leg md recited the riot act, but ali
to no effect. A pedestrian passing down
Twelfth street took In tho racket, and ran 10
the City Building and Informed Captain
Bennett that rlotws In progress at Arthura
bastile. So wildly did he describe the scsncs
that Bennett had not even tins to bet any
one $40, 10 anxious was he to reach the sea.
Of war. Sounding the tocsIn on Ills police
whistle; he went careeripe up Twelfth street
over tho slippery Ice, followed by policemen
and reporters. Z, All was quiet at the "jue,"
tbs tramps having had satisfaction. The
three were Transferred from the public lodg:
ing hou.e to quarters behind tho barr. : NJ 3:
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AFrEk 4 SHERIFF.,
An ohio Newspaper Making II Warm
for County 0fllcIRl.

An Ohio Newspaper Making It Warm
for n County Official.
The Cambridge Times for, the pest few
weeks has been making it very warm for
Sheriff John 1McGill and the ssloonis,s OF
Guernsey county. George johnson and D.
L. Maple, two baloonists, were recently coz
victed of numerous violations OF the State
law. The Time, pursued fearless course in
urging theee convictions, for the violations
had been very open. The two saloonis.s were
sentenced tocsrlain imprisonments and iinss
were imposed. Sheriff McGill being in SYM
pathy with Maple and Johnson has accorded
them such treatment while in his charge as
never prisoners in the Guernsey county
Jail have received. They spend their time
IN his pleasant Ctlice enjoying themselves,
have comfortable quarters to sleep in and
may almost be said 10 come aud 70 at their
own sweet will. A fire alarm was sounded
the other day; out they. both came, attended
the IRE and then returned 10 Jail. Wanting
to cut ice TO cool their drinks next summtr,
they wrote TO Editor Taylor, Of the Times,
asking permission 10 so out leaving the pre-
sumption that they already bad the psr1nis-
sion OF McGill. They have also gotten up a
petition to Governor Hoadley asking for
pardon. The Times is Justly indignant, aud
10 dealing blowsrt them and the sheriff d.
rect from the shoulder. tsay,: .1IOl. NJ
/, I'VE have a right to condemn wong In
any public officer, and more especially one
who never could have received hia power to
90 wrong cave from our approval Us the
organ Of the Republican party. Sheriff Nc
Gill hos proven false 10 every protection OF
character and habits made for him BY his
friends and repeated by us, at critical
moment III bis existence. He has proven 10
be lacking in capacity, qualification, cultiys-
,ion and In disposition to even ylndicate
those friends who stood for him when he
was characterless In the county, because ut
known, by demonstrating bis native booris6-
ness, and In the prostitution OF bis brief
authority tor the protection OF crimisals in
whose nefarious business he has talcn a
common interest and has tLeieforea common
sympathy" E. .ss 9,;-.@ So :
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y The police about one o'clock this morning
paid an iilcial visit to the house presided
over BY jennie Eorrihgton, on Sixteenth
strest, between Main and Market, and ar
rested the madam, one girl and. one man.
The two women gave security for their az
pearancs at police court this morning. Tie
man went 10 the lookup in default ofsecurity,
but was subsequently, taken out by friend
who deposited q sufficient sum with Capt.
Bennett TO secure the maximum Gue fixed
by the ordinance in such cases made aud
provided. =l,..,.T - 10 -
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THE RIVER ULOSED

AT This Point All hay Yestertiuy-Gcr.
~ 81 ernl RSyer News m.AsL
: Ths river is at last closed at this point.
For the past ten days heavy ice has. been
floating past and o gorge has been slmost
daily expected. Q Sunday very 'larSe loes
iwere pass 'ug. and it became apparent tha,
there would ba go:gs wi.hcu, fail. Sunday
night the ice stopped twice for a Short time
but broke and continued to pass, although
the movement was very allow and; the Toe was
crowdedtogctLer SO that the surface OF III,
river was entirely covered. At : O'Clock
yesterday morning 1t caush. at Bellaire and
the gorge there was s,on ten or twelve feet
thick. Tho ice from above crowded down
until the river from iBcllaire to distance
several miles sbJye the city WAS covered with
the goreed cakes, all Jalanled together In q
couiaseu mass: The river also commenced
backing up and rose from a depth Of six feet
nine inches to over eleven feet. About 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon the waters stop.
ped rising and fell few inches. s.,,.,Il,. 80
Az long AS the warm thawing weather of
yesterday continues no special danger ia to
be apprshended, but II 1t should turn cold
and fresz, there might be Il bad state of al
fairs. The only large boat tied up here.
aeouts Is the handsome St. Lawrence. Cant,
List has tied her up ct the Belmont mill in
about the same place that the old Hudson
lay when she was cut down by the Ice. 10
case Of freeze and then a break M. il thu
Ice on this side of the Island goes out frat
the dump pile that has been formed at ths
p, W. Ky. freight depot and the creek
current very likely will throw the Ice towards
the foot Of the Island and the St. Lawrence
would be unharmed. But il the back river
Ice should 50 ont first several river nsn
think that tho steamer might be- considerably
tquez,d. A good watch 10 kept on her ali
tue time. SI.fs1t 5s$t =, sl,.I ~! 10.
: Capt. Nathan Wintringes, of Steubenyille
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b STATE AND VICINITY,
Recent Doings Of We.s vlrginians and

,.a-,l r,y.I Their Neighbors. a. gsygg
The breeders Of Ssxony .Merino sheep ar,
called to meet at the Fulton House, Wasb
ington, Pa, Februasy:13. for the purpose o.
forming an Association and establishing d
At Z,neaville, O., an electric spark from
one OF the wires In tho Baltimore & Ohio dc
pot telegraph office Saturday evening set fir,
to. that building, bnt It wss e1tinguished
with slight lcss. The wires we're melted
however, aud all communications with ONE
towns destroyed. - -
The Charleston Call OF the q ii saws; An
importantauit brought by Mr.. George Scran
age, OF Wheeling, against the Ct. Lawrence
Boom and Mauufa turing Co., John 8. Bcully
J. NJ. Carnahan. and other Pittsburgh 'pal
ties, vas settled yesterday upon payment t.
tle plaintiff OF $4,000. Ill'a,yl'l' Nd Lei
The Grand Jury of Tuscarawas county
oaie, adjourned saturday utter being ia ses
zion nearly three weeks. They found ninety
three indictments. eighty-ons OF which were
ior selling liquor, uulawiully. MIR. John
Figers, Clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas
was indicted for forgery on three lllIsreat
counts: he signing witnesses' names to re-.
ceipts for fs:s and pocketing the money.
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"HAcEMErAcK," a lasting and fragrant per
fume. Price IS and so cents, 'e'
eHlLon's cuaE WILL Immediately rsliere
Group, Whooping Cough aud Bronchitis. :
For DYtrzreIA and Liver COMPLAINT, yon
have a printed guarantee on every bottle ii
Hhtloh's Vitsliz.r. 1t ntvsr fails 10 cure. :
a NASAL INJECTOR Zee with esch bottle oI
shiloh's Catalth REMEDY. Pic. so cants. :
Fol-, saleby MeLaiu Drcs. and A, r, Young.
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Verdict III n Damnr. On,

The argument in the damage suit OF Mrs.
Hnrgreavss vs.. P. L. Kimberly was concluded
yesterday afternoon about three O'Clock, mud
thejurry after being out about an hoar, rc.
turned verdict III iaYor Of the pinintii,
awarding damages in the sum OF $500. This
verdict will not be allowed 10 stand. Mr..
ktmberly's lawyer, Mr. Hubbard, made q
motion that the verdict be sat aside and
new trial be ordered. II this Is not granted, an
appeal will be taken.
e Tho suit, it will be remembered, was to
recover $1,000 for damages done BY. the
smoke and SCOT from from Mr.. Kimberly
coke ovens in Manchester, to ths property
OF Mrs. Hargreavee, which adjoius. Mr.. Rus.
sell appeared for the plaintiff. n. ~.