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THE nANDAnus TRIAL.
Tho ReAnscssn,-ns Ques,ion sun In
L * isVfFr.l l'Es 'CouPl 7 4 IT. l2i-'f i. r

rsi-s tsflt- fHN lGs GOuRts ~. ,rf-sf b.
The case OF Joseph 8, Miller, Auditor, VI.
T. Il. Buchanan, Assessor OF brooke county,
was sgain under confederation In tho su.
prsms Court OF Appeals =. lis session yeater.
day, and consumed tho entire day. Mr.. J.
B. Bonneville followed Mr.. Hubbard in an
argument against the granting Of the man.
damns. He did not touch on the q,es,!on
Of tbs constitutionality Of the exemption act
Of 1881, but put bis OBJ sctions GU other
grounds. 4 He argued, 6rat, that Il would be
assetu the property exempted by the act, and
at the rams limo comply with Il law which
requires the assessor 10 file copy OF hIs Re.
turns with ths CLERK Of the County Court on
or before July l., and that O man anus
shonld not issue TO command an officer to
perform an imposslbllliy; second, that tho
Taxpayers Of Brooke county, who arc inter.
esleu parties, were not made parties 10 the
snii, aud 1t would be unjust TO Issue an order
affecting peraonB who have not besn before
the Court, nor had ch.ncs to be; aud, third,
that the Auditor, by compliance in the etsts
OF affairs which exists and has existed since
bis oidsr was issued, has forfeited any right
10 sue out o mandamus; that by passive nc.
quiescence In the disregard OF bis order, he
has become party to the condition OF things
whereof he complains. nj -, y -
Ex.Judge Melvin followed on the same
aide. He also Ignored the question Of con.
stitutioualily, and argued that man damus
did not isEue az oil right, but that It was
within tho discretion OF the Court TO grant
or refuse It; and that under tho c'rsum.
Atsnces surrounding this casa the exercise OF
sound discretion den andsd that the mar.
damus should be refused. III = (.
Mr.. Russell followed, commencin, his
closing speech on bshali OF the plaintiff
shortly before four O'Clock. Ho had not
concluded his review Of the arguments OF the
opposition and bis response when the court
ladiourned, - y, -.ss 'fTI3
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SESSION OF schEnERs.
A Democratic Pow.wOR Held In WASH.
-slTg fugtvu Civ 81

A Democratic Pow.wow Held In WASH.
fnEfon CITY. .s.3.5ss
Under the heading, "Our Visit TO Wash
ington," the editor Of the Randolph Enterprise
gives the following modest account Of sort
Of Barnum Hotel secret meeting held in
Washington last saturday morning:
.On saturday morning lrst goodly num-
Der OF West Virginisns, consisting mostIy OF
tina Democratic editorial, brethren Of the
different counties OF the State, met at The
National Hotel in Washington, amongst
whom was your humble servant, An organi.
z.tion OF the Democratic editors Of the State
was made, and after exchanging ideas and
disposing OF other important business per-
tanning 10 the welfare Of the brotherhood,
the meeting Adjourned 10 inset at Wheeling
on the 23d Of July. During the day We re-
ceivsd many pleasant visits from dis
tinguished gentlemen, among whom we're
Senators Ca nden and kenns, aud Congress
men Wilson and Gibson, OF West Virginia.
In the evening reception was given by
Henstor Camden at his rooms. Quite repre-
sentation OF tho fraternity were present, and
others, all Of whom seemed TO Ell 10y the
hospitality Of the Senator to the fullest eI-
tent. he sails In B few days for Europe for
his family, but will DO upon American soil
again ere the campaign blossoms fully.
On Sunday morning several other West
Virginians came, amongst whom wers Col. J..
J. 3. Hssslsr, of Jackson county, Hons. D.
q. Leonard OF PsskeIsburg and B. l..
Butcher, StRte Superintendent of Free
Schools, Col. J. W. McGraw, OF Grafton, sud
Capt. Juo. w. Mcleod, VI Randolph county"
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EKw YORK June 20.-Money easy at 1Lsa2 percent;
clio Cd offered NJ = percent. rhine mercantile pa
per ba6 percent. eisfltlls EIchange bsnkcn blllt
weik ntaI ~; demand 81 Si5i. 7sI r-.5gsg..a.. :.
GovERsNES1s-wrak and lower. az
RAILROAD BoSDs-Lower. "
srArr SEcuMTlEs- Quiet. a r
,STSCKS-5hAie sp'cuialiO to-day has been heavy
and lower with breaks III N,ndGrbilrf, NOrtbwesl-
crn, LSCkRwan = anu Ho1s ! land. Unfivonhl,
fumois, widely circulated, Yves reported ntuai
dividends on Lake Shore, Sew York Genital hno
Lsckawannx were TO DO reduced, that LAKE Shot
hsd a floating debt CT sj.Cc9t01 and that Wander.
blt's were free SELLERS OF Lake Shote and Rcci
Island. Tho Tepoft c ncerning The Lacl aSAnns
dividend was subsequently denied by frea.dcnl
Sloan. ~. - zsz n '-f' 7''.srs .. lasts.
',lIutse rumors and assignment Ct Commodore
G.rfit2n We're made Oh = beNs for a general raj .
Onthe marie and In inc ablehce Of the Dull
pices yielded readily. TO nmodore Girrlsoi has no
speculstiv interest III the street and mis- assignment
Is not regarded Gs having any Ielntiouto Ihs ttUcl
market, speculation WAS weak thrOuyhot Anc
some shares sold Ut the lowest fgur,s III Yeas,
prices broke 10 8 perccut I.o,k ISLAND
cropped percent 10 lGl. Northwestern
NJ to ss. do. preferred SIX /, I20. 81.
Paul ~ az 10 6iN, 90, preferred
~ TO l0lIi New York Central 10 0S, Lake SHORE
rs to 7ots, CsnRda southern to S35f, Reading ~
to q, Canadian P4:i1c ~ to 4Ss+ ceatrai P4cih
TO 81, Q Ilney ~ 70 losA, L.ck.wapras T. 9jS,
nirhHtn Central ~ 10 tlA, delaware q Hudson
X iasl, New yesssy Ceotini X to o. Eor.heru
Pacific preferred * 70 43ss Pacific Mail lss to S,
uni ~ Pacific lMto SSh and Western Uniou "
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Tuesday afternoon lr7t the Inmates OF the
Children's Home had delightful time a,
Mt Bellevisw Hotel. Il was an event In
their little liyes that they will remem Der fol
long time. They were given delightful
entertainment by Mrs. Will Reiskeli, who
was assisted by Mrs.. T. W. Phinusy, Mr.,
Henry Russell and Miss Lille Heiskell. Tho
little ones went on the Elm Grove line in
charge OF the Matron and several OF the lady
directors. The three babies were left behind,
but Mrs. Heisksil would not allow this and
a carriage was Hsut In for them. The cbil.
dren roamed over the lawnB and hills until
they were tired out; then thsy, sat down to a
del .cious supper With plentyo Of rawberiiea
turned hnme harpy and sleepy. '';s5I
The Home wrs recently remembered BY
the Glass.bloVers' Union, which ssnt seven
hundred sweet cakes, and the Starlight Social,
which ddonste barrel Of nice biscuits.
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BRADLEY'S BREAK.
he eErs 1laIo OF The woRK4ousr.
W. " 'i.f3tII- 81 FTIr -.'HE ,'a.a-i
Tskta Adsastass Of IN Opportunity and Goes Of
for . LosE walk. L,lviss Without tbs Fer. J.
nality, Of ,AsJ panw,li-ils D,partsrc
Kept Ysry Qsist for home Benson.

Charles Bradley, the young man whose
wlie asked ON sr Radiord to arrest him, and
who was accordingly arrested, llrst Tor drunk.
enneps, but having demonstrated his sobric,y
by giving the officer lively chaae, which
only terminated when be was knocked down
by the tfloer's club, was next morning ar.
ralgnsd In police court on charge OF va.
granoy, and sentenced 10 sixty ,dsys I'M.
prironment 10 the city workhouse, did not
serve out his term. he concluded Yesterday
that he was wasting lots, OF good resting
weather In working for the municipality free
grAtis, and he departed uncerehoniously and
atoot, crossing the Alps OF tho Second ward
In the search OF that Hwi'z,rland OF Ohio
county, the fragrant Fulton. He was allowed
by this officers at the workhouso 10 80 unttr
escort OF the cook TO the spring bard by for q
bucket OF drinking water. The two returned,
aud the cook unlocked the inaiu entrance
and turned 10 let Bradley psss In fl,st. TO
his surprise Bradley was nowhere 10 be seen.
The bucket OF water was still there, but In.
stead OF Offering solution Of the mystery, II
rather added 10 II. .sl
The cook ra!sM tho alarm, and the guards
rsn down the bill toward Alley @. thinking
Bradley hod lodged into the alley. He wss
not to be seen there, bata faint yell from the
top OF the hill attracted attention In that
direction, and there was Bradley, waving n
new hat belonging TO oHe Of the attaches oil
the prison. He shouted back q "Ta.is, boys
and disappeared. q 4
The escape was not reported 10 Captain
Bennett as usual and prop,r. Huperinten.
dent Malonsy was absent, aud probably thcHs
In charge forgot 1t. At any rate, an 1rKLLI
exscER reporter who heard Of Bradlsy't
pleasure trip about noon, telephoned up. to
the workhouss, and was assured by soms
one there that the report that Bradley had
escaped was untrue. and that there wa nc
foundation for 1t. 1t was true, all the same
and the reporter knew II. r-''ggl.. = -
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Personal. n ENTIOE,
News aud Gossip IN Relation 10 Various


News and G0Ssil' IN Relation TO Various
People.
DR.. W. Il. Gillespie, OF Baskerville, is in
the city. So '55iGszg-
Mr.. F. D. Mussey, OF the Cincinnati Com.
mereial Gazette. is In the city.
Misl Carrie echofeld, Of this city, Is visit.
ing her Pa'ksrsburg friends for few days
Mr.. Bert Hszett. who Is attending the Ohio
State UuiyerSity, at Columbus, 10 home for
the summer vacation.
Miss Laura Cooper has returned home to
spend her vacation. ehe hes been attending
school at Bridgeport, Conn. IL Z
Mrs A. Taylor. of the Wheeling Female
College. Is the guest of Mr.. aud Mrs. Doctor
Misunderstanding Journal.
Mrs. ecoyille, sister Of the late O. J. Guitsau,
was in the city yesterday. She Is selling
books In Washington county, Pa.
Mr.. Waldo Tsppan, Of Louisville, who hes
bean visiting his brother, J. b. Tappau, on
the Island, left yesterday for st. Paul.
Mr.. T. G. Moffstt aud vile and Mr.. Hull
Quarter have returned from Charleston,
where they have been the guests OF friends. :
State Superintendent OF Free Schools
Butcher returned yesterday from tie meet
ing Of the teachers institute at Parkersburg.
JIM. Mason, OF Jeif.rson county, who has
bsen In the city several days getting ont the
Tax Commission's report, left for home last
evening. l.i5.s
Hon. J.H. Burt made fine impression
here, Saturday, as a man ofbrsins and force.
Ha will make a'good Auditor OF State.-Par-
kIstrirg journal. 81 as.
Dr.. Alexander Martin, formerly President
OF the Morg.ntown University, Tor several
years past President Of. the Indiana Asbury
University at New Albany, has resigned that
position. .5,ss; 80: !. ~. ~
Col. Jake Kempls left yesterday morning
for RoTlesburg, where he lectured last night.
Tonight be will lecture at Martinsburg, and
and from goes to Washington, D. O., to al
tsnd to come business with the National Re
publican Committee. = = VIZ 5. 81
Col. W. W. A,nett wes In Cambridge YES.
terdsy, looking after the case OF bis client,
Frank Stanley, the well.known Wheeling
crook recently captured there with two com.
pauions. The Guernsey county authorities
have good case and the thieves will probably
90 M. -H-5sg' So s. ,-a-.. - -
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SUEaEK larEAKniSr.
Tho Healed Season-Some Pointers q

Tho Healed Beason-Some Pointers on
Diet, eio j :.
Summer commenced Last evening a. 7:5l
O'Clock. No doubt many people believe it
began at least a week ego, bu! this is mis-.
take, for the almanac says it,commen need
last evening. and the almanac will not lie.
It began in earnest when it did begin. In.
deed, it had good start before it began,
and wss given q warm reception by the
country. ss
The prevailing. dry weather is doing in
calculsble injury to growing vegetation.
1t has cut the straw berry crop short Rome.
what, and now threatens the raspberries.
This SUCCESSOR OF the GAINESVILLE monopoly
ia already in the market at 20 cents quart
basket. 1t will be higher before 1t is lower
| if a good rain does not tell. There were
signs OF rain yesterday, but not drop fell
in the pait oil the city north Of the creek.
In South Wheeling i! railed q short time.
East Of the city it poured down, and visit.
ors to the Park got wet The creek raised
two feet in few houra, partly no doubt
from heavy rain which fell north and
northeast o! the city on Thursday. s.
| An 1NTELLIGIScgR reporter WIS talking
with physician yesterday about sun-
stroke and other ill.tffecls Of hot weather.
Said EIculspius: F..
"Hali Of the alleged sun.stroke is really
ice-water stroke. A man becomes over
heated, and then pours pint or go OF ice.
water into his stomach. Why. it would
| kill horse. There is a very cold spripg
near the Top Mill which to my knowledge
has caused tho death OF at least five men.
They 20 right from their work at the fur.
mace and gulp down large quantities oil
this extremely cold spring water. o. course
the result Is disastrous" -
"Did you ever notice." continued the
Doctor, THAT We!shmen and Englishmen
suffer less from the heat than Americans
and iIrithmen ? 1t is fact. The reason
| is that the Welshman always wears his
ftnnel shirt, and that induces perspira.
tion. While man perspires he can't be
sunstruck." 7g..s5.zE
The reporter asked Whist q man Hhould
drink in warm weather.
"Almcst anything but alcoholic stimu.
lan,s or ice water. Ordinary hydrant
water is good enough, or it might be well
to adopt the old Roman Holdiers' plan, and
mix vinegar with your drinking water, in
the proportion Of o ,ablespooniulto pint
Of water. By the way" he continued,
"thsre is q popular ! mistake that
free and. indiscriminate eating Of fruit
Ia healthy i'm warm weather. 2 l have now
FIVE Cases Of eczema, nresking out Of the
skin, from eating Strawberries. Thief straw
berries we get here, mos. Of them, are
picked green for shipment. They are not
| fis to eat. Ripe bslriee, eaten in modera.
ton, are good" A. 81 a ~,
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H0tesAb0ut The Steamboats,, Bank BrIof
and TeIegrnphIc xeporfr.


NotesAbout The Steamboats,, Bank Briefs
and Tciegrnplic Reports.
The Chancellor got away at 0 A. u. for
Charleston, with a fair trip.
Captain Harry atsin has resigned command
OF the nteamer Charles Morgan and returned
10 Cincinnati. ~. CO. ~ sSr
The river Is still falling. Tho depth In the
channel last evening, as indicated on tho
gauge. Wei s feet inches. {
The three barges sunk by tho Enterprise
at Cullom's Rifle on the last coal ruu, have
caused steamboatmen no end Of trouble.
The Bengal Tiger, cot part OF her tow
which sho grounded nt the i'Otusters' or and
Is laid up at New Cumberland waiting 70, o
rise. tx "a * 81 e. s,flsF5 IL.
/, The .towboat sam Miller, on, her way mp
With tow OF smpties, sunk b6stat Brownie
Island. She Is laid up at steubenyille with
the root Of her tow, waiting for more water.
A barge OF csal wua IA * at Pansy Bend by
the Rwslls OF the steamer Andea. It Ia tho
property oil Captain Parker, OF Cincinnati.
The matter will probably lead to litigation.
Ira Huntington, Chief Clerk OF the W. N.
Chancellor. who htl been at home for the
pant Sly wesSs, Is again on duty and In good
spiritu, 6np.tvelvs pound con hsying been
added to his lamily few days since.
The Scotia lSdue down this morning. On
her last trip down, Is She Was backing out
from Pomeroy, with coal tow ahesd, IN.
other al Meson City, and the Nellie Walton
behind her, she got In a tight placs, the re-.
suit Of which Wet the corner OF one OF the
Walton's bsrges went into thp s,srboord aldo
OF the Scotia, abreast or lust aft OF The iorr
ward steps, cutting through @har guard, but
fortunately did mot damage. the hull. Tha
Scotia made narrow, escapa. Damsge 500
!. The 81. Lawrence arrived at 0 O'Clock lust
evening with big trip and plenty of ,passeu:
gers. Owing 10 tho 10y atsE6 Of waite. 1t vac
found impossible to 10 any further, and 40.
cordingly she will leave this point on her "a:
turn trip to Cincinnati this afternoon, She
will not leavs Bsllaire. until after the arrival
Of the o O'Clock train on the Cleveland t.
Pittsburgh road FROM Pittsburgh. Shippers
should have their freight on the leyee al an
early hour. Capt. Billy List 70 In command
and Msssrs. Charlie List and Dan Lacy are 10
the office. The st. Lawrence Ia a palstIal
side,whssler. and possesses splendid pasaen.
ger accommodations. q - 4.
On CRY, Pa, June eO-River 5 feet and
falling; clear and warm. ,!?} Z
4 Pir7nusoH, Jnna 20 ,-Monoueahela river 2
feet S inches and falling; clear aud hot. IA
GREESsp ,Ro, Pa, Juns 2O.-Rlver u feet
0 inonss aud stationary; weather clear.
: RlcE's LAEpIKa. Pa, June 2O.-RIvar 4 feet
and on q rtand; cloud!I thermometer SGo.
MoRaASrowN, W. Va. June 20 River @
inches and stationary; cloudy Thermometer
SIS. Is Z. 55iZ9 b Z 81
\ BRowssy1LLr, Pa, June 2o-Riyer 8 feet
inches and stationary; weather clear; thsr.
Iometet s., Z 'trlf;' W,
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AN ALLEGLD AhsAuLT
which n Lawyer Could not fasten on u
.lf4,s. IG- CUlurcti Kid. ...a

Counsellor John o. Pendleten swore out q
warrant yesterday morning before squiro
Ankle, charging Doctor Hogs's little colored
otli,s boy, Nelson, with assault. The case
was heard In tho afternoon. Mr.. PsndIe,on
conducted bis own case, and Dr.. Hoss
secured Mr.. Guy r. o. Allen
to aoleSd his proiege. Mr.. Pendlstou's
story was that the boy was impudent, no. 81,
vulgar and q uuisancs generally; that II was
CESS In which foIbsRrance had ceased 10 be
a virtue. He said the boy bad been making
q terrible racket at the loot Of hia s.ep3,, and
he had gone down aud told him that il. be
did not 20 away he would have him arrested.
The boy had dared him to arres. hi.i, aud
had refused TO go. Mr.. Psndleion continued
to warn the boy until the latter suddenly
rushed into the street and picked up .
boulder. Mr.. Pendleton believed that the
stone would have been thrown had not q
deputy sheriff who had Witnessed the affair
threatened the boy witharrest. Judge Hous,
ton was one OF Mr.. fendleton's witnesses
and was delighted when be got into dit.
custom with the defendants lawyer over yt.
rious questions he endeavortd TO dodge. H.
corroborsted Mr.. Peudleton's story. The
sheriff saw the boy try 10 kick up boulder
but whether 1t was boulder or piecs oil
wood the boy had be could not say. The boy
had desls!ed when be spoke 10 him. Z. s.
Nelson aud his companion, Jthn, another
small boy employed by Dr.. Belleville. testi.
tifsd tina. Pendleton had started the row the
day before by emptying two gallons OF waite,
down on Nelson that In the morning they
bad been sitting together and Nelson had been
singing softly, when Mr.. Peudletou came down
and told him 10 stop. He disputed Mr.. Pen.
dleton's right 10 "boes" him, and MIR. Pen
dleton raised his cane 10 strike. Nelson
teen tried 10 pick up stone, but was unable
to, and when spoken 10 by the Sheriff went
Into the cities. al.
Tbs Squire dismissed the csse, much to the
discontinue OF Mr.. Pendleton, and equally
to the satisfaction OF General Jimmy Haley,
who had beeh an interested spectator. =
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A SALVATION so.dier In Hoe.

Last evening member OF the Salvation
Army named CHARLES MCPHERSON was very
drunk, and he collected quite crowd in the
alley between Main aud Market streets
south Ct Twelfth, by crazy harangue a.
much like the celebrations OF the Army as be
could make 1t. From here he went down to
Main street, and kneelipg on tho pavement
began TO pray for the crowd. A crowd oil
jseriug, Laughing boys and men gathered
around !. Officer Bird arrested him, and be
spent the night In the lookup. He told the
officer be had been lied Of"
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A delicate operation,

A rare and delic.ts surgical operation wa,
performed at the Wheeling Hospital yes ,er.
day BY DR.. John Frissell, assisted by Dr.. A. Il.
Hsvetsou, OF 81. Clairsville. An infant child
Of Joseph Deuham's, Of Glencoe, Ohio, was
afflicted with hars lip and cleft pallet. Ils
father consulted DR.. Hewstson, and after an
examination Of the child he expressed tbs
opinion that the maliormatlon could be rene.
disd by M operation. Accordingly tho child
was brought to this city, and yesterday in
the presence ola few other doctors the ph ysi.
clans named success fully performed the oper.
alton, the child rallying very we'll. 80
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Eobbing n sunday School.

Thursday night very successful straw.
berry festival was given In the Beech Glen
school house, Tor the benefit OF the q alon
Sabbath School which meets thsre. After II
was ovsr, q quantity u ice cream, few
cakes and soma bananas and other articles
which were left in ~ hands Of the commit
tee, were locked up In the school house, TO BE-
disposed s q yesterday: During the nigh.
house aud stole all the Refreshments remain
ing on bano. II clue is discovered to the
thieves they will be prosecuted. -
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CLERK Hook yesterday admitted 10 record
deed made May f0!b, by H. w. List and
vile to Fanny j., wife Of Thomas Hughes, In
consideration Of $3.50, for lot 80 feet In
width on South Fronth street. Also deed
made June Gosh, by William Schockey ann
wife to Henry L. Bchrader, In consideration
OF 500, for part OF lot II, in Division O OF the
Jo.rph Caldwell estate,
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!, Don't mis- this grand opportunity, as It
only lasts ten dnys. $50 600 worth OF Mems,
BOYS and Children's Clothing will DO sold
large L ,sern wboIesale clothing house is the
reason that these goods will be Slang at
most any. price, and no reasonable offer will
be refused. Don't mise this chance at 1c67
Main stiest, opposite Z eventh street. : TEAS
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Some decided changes Ia the ppesrance Of
The interior OF the Opera Houte are being
made. For several weeks Mr.. II. Armbrut.
ter, a scenic artist OF Columbus, Ohio, has
been at work upon new Get OF scenery, in.
GLIDING an elegant drop scene, Classic rep.
reservation warm In tone aud rich In color.
leg. The walls will be reprinted to match.
The proseenium has already been ornament
ed with elias 10 figures. The ,droprepresent
'.Iphigenln in Taurus. and 10 bordered with
ricn red drupery, iringed with gold, and
under the gaslight is very pleading work.
New chandeliers will be hung at the nides OF
the stage, and several other improvements
made. .; : y! .gi5ii ~ = - F'i7s5.ila
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A warrant was yesterday Issued by Squire
Buchanan for Natalie Lucchtsi, the Italian
conieo,ioner who WAS robbed tho other day
by two boys, Ball aud Church. Balls father,
Enoon Bail, gave the Italian $3.50 not to prose.
cute his son. The boy has disappeared, and
is now safe from prosecution, and Mr.. Ball
brings the action against Lucchesi. Ths hear
ing will tske place To-day.
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Slight FIRE Yesterday,

The alarm Of fire about three o'clock ypslcr
dry afternoon WAS caused BY a bl,z, on tht
roof OF brick house on McColloch stresr In
East Wheeling. owned by P. P. Dillon. Tbs
h,me WAS kindled by sparks from chimney.
and was eItin guisned before any great be- rm
resulted. The department made good time
hut was not needed. Two boxes were pulled
&c. att the Central Glnss Works, and 3, nl ,hs
corner, Of Twelfth and McCollsch streets,
This led to the belief that serious fra was
raging. A little discretion should be Cd.
served in ringing in alarms iorsuch incipient
blGEea s5,5 3, i.lEl 4 -
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Another lot Of carriages, jump seats, two ant
three spring phRoonp, cog carts, piano boa
and cut down front buggies; all full leaihs,
trimmed and warranted; also full platform
aud three spring wagons for less money thai
sver befors offered In Wheeling. Call, &c.
and prlcs at }. W. Ferrel's, corner Main nnG
TWenty.tiret strpata, So KS 49,