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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-04-17
THE TELEGRAM
SMALL FARM FOR SllEini

a FARM OF 100 ACRES with 400
70 1900 cords Of uncut Pine Wood and
. small house on it, good land for fruit
or grain, q miles from Steamboat IaDd-
ing. can be bought for $500.
mlm Apply 70 !. EDwAEDs MrxRor.
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.ST0OKs FOR SALE,
F0R SALE.
ElOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE

E1OR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
The following lots On wheeling Island tGoaP
Ing 70 the eglRtH Of the late VIM. Mccoy, VIZ
lots No. 90, o. and "a Oh Broadway.
Iotg Nc, 80 and 70 on York street.
Lou No. %, 100 and l01 Oh vlfglnla street
Lots No, 10l, 105, ITO and III on Huron Nrt'
Lots No. rs, IN and ISg on Wabash SIetl
Lot No. ~ on Water street ..,,,s
ali2g ~ v. HOgE 4 BRO.. 100 1ailda-
ENoR SALE.
Valuable Heal EstAle on N. K tofneI. TNi,Si ~,
W! Va. Lot ia feet By 70 Ieet; nov oolpku
II. v, HOgB q Bky
Iytl ism MartHi siI,st..s
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RIVER NEWS,

stage of lho WaL,r and NovananI. ntIh.
ats.mhoats ' " 'H'
rh.so ,,,.s aSsstsssst5' ~.
r;ns ss ,0s,S Mds e"nAustaple thin icerun'
my yes.e.uay.
one Of the Woods steamers passed up
ysstetuay VITA . tow oil twelve emptiel
strung out behind her.
The river ls still rising slowly. The
the channel Of Ii fset / inSbss, " NSp'A -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-01
ARnur pEOPLE.
Strangers in. the CITY and wheeling Folk
Abroad,

Strangers in.tho CITY and wheeling Folk
| Abroad.
Oscar sseley has returned from Wash
ington.
MIR. 9. F. Littlepage, Of Charleston, Il
In the city.
Mr.. Lou swabaCker has gone 10 New
York on business.
Major X. d. Browse, Of Grape Island
was in the city Saturday.
Hon. Dave Leonard, Of Parkeraburg
was in the city Saturday.
Miss Tillie schenk, Of the Island, Is the
guest Of Miss Emma Fellers, Of Grape Is
land.
Mr.. William Lee, Of Holidays Cove, Il
visiting his son, Major James M. Lee, o.
this city.
Mrs. John b. Dunlap, Of Louisville, net
Miss lsadora Pollock, is visiting friends in
the city.
Mr.. P. L. Kimberly Is home from the
convention OF mine operators and minerE
at Columbus.
Mr.. W. II. Hearns returned home
Saturday from brief business trip "a
Nashville, Tenn.
Miss Mary Mcdonald returned satur.
day evening from q pleasant visit with
friends in Clean, N. Y.
MIR. and Mrs. F. H. stamm have gone
on an extended visit To friends and rela-
tives in Philadelphia aud New York.
Lady Dnferin, who takes q personal In
kaHank IL, I,iahfaKa Ia INN, akttdUina Hindu.
stRni With Miss Belle Thoburn, the Amer.
lean Methodist missionary, well known
here.
DR.. j. L. Piier, Of Buckhannon, who
married Miss saliis Teece, a former well
known young lady otthis place, about one
year ago, has gone 10 Newton Iowa, 10
locate.
Mr.. Smiley Walker, well known the
atrical man, was In the city Saturday
ahead Of Miss Fannie Davenport, who
will appear next Saturday evening in
Fedora"
Mr.. Harry W. List leaves tomorrow for
the Pacific coast on prospecting tour.
He will possibly remain In the West o
year. Mr.. Charles B. OF will accompany
him part Vi the way.
Hon. B. S. Morgan, State superlntend-
emit Of Free Schools, arrived ID the city
Saturday from Washington, where he had
been attending the annual national meet.
ing Of State superintendents.
Hon. o. s. Long, Clerk Of the States
Supreme Court, alter the adjournment Of
the term last Thursday went TO Washing.
ton, where he will remain the guest Of
friends for o week or ten days.
Mr.. Elmer Frasher will arrive home
"Wednesday from Baltimore, where he has
been attending the Medical University Of
Maryland. He has received an appoint.
ment in the hospital Of that institution.
Mr.. Tom G. Brady, formerly OF Wash.
ington, Pa, and well known here, now
Postmaster at Buckhannon, attended the
convention Of third and ioufth.Class post.
masters at Chicago and was elected one Of
the Secretaries.
Mrs. Nellie sweeney.palm Of this city,
las been rendered q testimonial concert
BY her pupils In Fulrmont who are 10 be
assisted by the leading local talent Of that
place, which 10 10 take place shortly be.
fore her departure from there 10 again take
up her residence here.
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WHEREAS, The death angel in his at.
fiiCting work las visited lEtna Lodge,
No. Al, l. o. G. r., and taken our beloved
sister, Sarah Ann Williams, from this lie
OF care and toll to the life Of peace In the
presence OF our Sovereign Savior, and
WHEREAS, We feel that to the family Of
the deceased II Is grief unutterable, but
to her, we hope, the beginning Of Joy
therefore,
Resolved, That although the sympathy
otfriends cannot aSauage the grief Of the
afflicted family, we tender them our sin.
cete iratefnal sympathy, knowing that the
real consolation must come from Him who
doeth all things well and has taught Us in
His holy word that he does not willingly
altiiCt OF grleve the children Of men.
Rcsolred, That we drape the charter in
mourning for sixty days.
ResoluSt, That q copy Of these resolu.
tons be transmitted 10 the family and
spread Upon the minutes Of our lodge, and
published In the several Wheeling papers
and In the Central Coed 7tmpidr.
Jous II. MORGAN,
WILLIAM HERpERT,
Lig1tE J.. McKKE,
Committee.
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nRLLAIRR.
The POslamus tih.,a shipmspts school and
Other Netsi.

Other Netsr.
JIM. MaIing ID back nom his western
trip.
Mr. Woodbridge, Of MaristtA, is visiting
his SONS here,
WIN White Joins the Louisville base
ball club this week.
There was communion service st the
First NJ, i. Church yelteriay'
The Catholic fair will be tho largest enu
St. johns Church has ever held
A camp Of the Sons OF Yeterans will be
organized here Tuesday evening.
Miss Lucy Anderson Of steubsRvllle,
spent Sunday al her parents home here
The A. NJ, Z, concert was sueresslul In
turning neat sum Into the church treas
urN
Col, @. L, Poormau has been at home
since Friday night. He apparently en-
joys his new york.
A petition asking aid Tor Wilbertoree
University from the State Legislature II
being circulated here,
WIN. Thatcher, the carpet weaver, died
/
Fourth ward, OF pneumonia,
The reservoir ran over again, little
Friday evening, A waste pips is bsinl
laid to prevent this running over the top
Miss RebsCca RSmpge, Of Iowa, was in
town Saturday, She mas been spending
the winter at Flushing with Mira Hollo
way,
Rev. ]. NJ, Monroe preached as usual N
the Christian church yesterday, He haf
bsen holding meetings at Belmont during
the week.
Six Of last years public school pupill
have died and one has been married, ia
have left Bellaire; but 9SS new namei
have been added to the roll.
The w, CT. U. is receiving the gentle
men as members. They pay. thelr dueP
but are not allowed any voice in the de
cisions Of the society," sort Of taxation
without representation.
Postmaster Wise's timsia almost up anC
yet 10 appointment has been made pub
lie. II is generally regarded as SETTLED
and therefore Mr.. DIC5ranRghAn Is far ~
the lead for the Democratic nomination
Tor Mayor.
Tho glasshousss are all turning out
wares up to their utmost capacity aud arr
shipping everything as fast SIS made
Many new sets are being made and the
designers have had the good fortune t.
get up something popular Ths last week
has been au extraordinarily busy one in
the shipping line.
This primary school will give an enter
tainmsnt Friday evening, to TaiSe money
for some additional supplementary books
The pupils will be assisted by several OIL
the teachers aud others In Rotations and
songs. Miss Marie Battello will bs pianist
The entertainment will be held in the
Christian church,
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.rIln NArrinNn dad MANI.
The Company does nat ask the EKciaSiV,
HI. ht0f way along the Pike.

The Company does nat ask tho Exclusive
Ki.ht0f way along the Pike.
A number Of people have gotten the
idea into their heads, Just how no one
knows, that the Natural Gas Company Of
West Virginia is before the State Board OIL
Public Works petitioning for the trcluptre
right to lay It's gas pipo line, that is to be
constructed from the Washington county,
Pa, gas field to this city, along the
National road. IL has been published in
several papers that the company war 30
petilioning, and the result has been that
many who would otherwise have been
friendly towards the company have been
inclined to offer opposition. A Corre-
spondent OF the INTELtldEScER sent In q
Communication last week, which was pub
lished, protesting against the company for
asking iorthis "exClusive,n right.
Saturday, Mr.. w. II, Hearne, the local
representative Of the company, was called
upon and asked regarding the truth OF the
rumor. He said: "0ur company In It's
petition 10 the Gtate Board OF Public
Works asks for no exclusive privilege we
merely aAk permission 10 lay our pipe line
among one side Of the pike and we are
willing the Board shall grant the same
right to other companies. The idea that
we ask for an exclusive right Is all wrong;
did we desire such o right we should have
proceeded differently, can assure you.
Everything continues 10 look bright for
It's and am sure we will have gas In this
city through our pipe line inside OF six
months
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THE Brilliant and Bay View mills will
start up to-day In all departments.

The Brilliant and Bay View mills will
start up to-day In all departments.
The Kelly Nail aud Iron Company at
Irontou, Ohio, will increase their capacity
by tho erection Of nineteen more nail
machines at once,
The Mingo factory was of Saturday
owing to scarcity Of nail plate. The fac
tory will run double turn rs soon as the
steel plant gets in full operation,
The output at the nail works hero Is
steadily increasing, No change Is report
ed in the number OF machines running.
Forty are In OperaLion.-Iere Hauts Ga
ltitS, Saturday,
There was nothing new in the mill this
morning. Four pudding furnaces, the
muck rolls, the guide mill, the bar mill
and the plate mill were running. -SdiE-
days Calumet, South Chicago.
Prominent nailers predict that ono OF
the Wheeling nall mills will sign the
Mingo compromise scale this week II the
effort to settle the strike generally does
not show signs OF another and more hope
full trial,
The watch presented TO the NRilers' AS
sc olaton by j. j. Sheets, OF Northulnber.
land, Pa, and the suit al clothes donated
| by o. w. aeabright, will be- ratified of
Tuesday evening at the headquarters IN
this city.
Hoge 4 o., the Market Square hard.
ware dealers, have on sale the iirstinYoice
Of iron nails offered In this market since
they were Crowded out" by their steel
compositions. The nails are from the steu-
benville cooperative works.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-01
CONSIDERABLE COST
IsvoLvEp N ~ ALENRAgloN
Recommended ~ Acting Superintendent
Darrah at the Gas WOEkl-Ail the Be
tsFts RTopouaosa UaHs far U's, and
lhsE RsasEAl wiz cost $4,000.

A meeting d the Board Of City GA
Trustees was held Saturday afternoon, At
which some very interesting business was
considered, the most striking propo.
sltion before the Board being & TO
commentator from the Acting supsrin-
tendento Of the Works, Mr., Darrah, that
the rstorts at the city gas works b. re-
aeved, There are sighty'nine Of these
rstorts In active use, and Mr., DSrrah in
bis report declares that all these rstOrtr
are unfit for use, aud should DO at once
replaced with new ones. OF the number
about one-hsli, Mr., Dsrrsh says, we're
built last summer, and these should be
seryiceable for considerable length Of
time yet, bat they are not In condition to
do 90, and unless new ones are supplied
soon the works will be Ia bad fix,
The Board ordered Secretary He'll TO in
yestgRte the cost, etc., Of replacing the
retorts. II is contemplated 70 erect ninety
six new ones, which are estimated to cost
in the neiphborhood OF s. 900,
Mr., D4rrah also thinks it would be adj
ySntageous to make change In the
method Of setting the tetorts, di.CardinI
the present seven benches Of ave retorI
each, and substituting six benches Of sil
retorts each, thus saving the fuel necessary
to heat one bench aud also the cost O
building the same, II has been found
that q given quantity Of coal will heat sil
letorls as well as i've, and the saving II
this respect will be large, according L
Superintendent Darrah'B idea,
The Board also directed the insertion o
new advertisement fur proposals. for haul
Ing coal and coke for the ensuing year
The Board awarded the conlraGt Weel
or two ugo to N, kenney, ut 10 cents pc
| 100 bushels Tor hauling coal aud 75and "
cents per 100 bushsl torGoke, but kenneS
threw the contract up, The present pTiC'
IL "a cents for coal and 10 cents for coke
which is considered too low by those fully
acquainted with the work to be performed
This 10 the third time the Board has ad
yerised for bids on thlA contract.
II Is announced in advance that twC
men, sloker and charger, will be dis
charged from the works to-day, as thu
Increase In the length Of the days render
0 reduction OF the force necessary,
1t is also said, semiauthorlively, tina
when the new retorts are put Ia the capa
city OF the works will be considerably in
creased. ITO meet tho always growing de
mands Of consumers"
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CnAlRMAN LKuNANp

Comes Up for Day-What He Doesn't
Kaow about he Fourth DiSuiet
Hon. D. II. Leonard, Of Parkefsburg,
came up on Saturday to SEQ his daughter,
who is u pupil at Mt de Chantal. An In.
TELLaEScER reporter asked Mr.. Leonard
III was true that Judge "Mun" jackson
had pulled out to give Mr.. Gibson Wood
county.
II don't understand that Judge jackson
is out at all, replied Mr.. Leonard.
"How much trouble will State Treasurer
Thompson give Mr.. GibsonP'
"That can't tell. He will probably
divide some Of the lower counties. He ts
an active man"
"Ars you likely to be a candidate, Mr..
LeonardT
II hayen'tsuch thought"
Rather succeed District Attorney
Flick, suppose2"
"Yes, but am not the appointing
power. lam satisfied, however, with the
outlook"
Gibson going to be nominated? ~
"Now, don't you know that II Is hard 10
tell what convention 10 going to doR"
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LOCAL RREylrIEs.
matters Of miner SIOm4atin aud Aboat lh0
nl....

matters OK Miner AkomaRtln ana Ahout me
ONE marriage license was Issued SaluF'
day.
MAuMcR CoHN, the Rould-be murderer
and suicide, 10 Colvaleacent,
sEyERAL Students viii enter the Wheel
ing Business College tomorrow,
DELANEY beat Burkstt IN the thfse.mile
race a the Alhambra rink Saturday night
A MEEnAq will be held At the Court
House this evening to organize q Pafnell
club.
JOIN GALLAaHER went 10 the work
house Saturday for thirty days for abusing
his vile,
TAE regular monthly session o. the
Board Of County Commissioners Will be
held to-day,
TnR Black Eagle Drum Corps viii give
skating and dancing carnival ct the Unap-
line street rink Wednesday evening
"MIxKp PlcELRs' had q big house Sat-
urday afternoon and good one At night.
II is generally pronounced an exceedingly
funny comedy, Mtistically acted.
"su.yER sPuR" closed It's weeks engage
meut at Charley shays Academy sstnf;
dsy evening, II kept up its good record
TO the last. The company spent SUNDAY
in the city,
MIcHARL GREGORY was on Saturday APP
pointed administrator Of the estate Of
Catharine O'NeiI, deceased, and gave bond
in the sum Of 500, with Michael and
| Patrick O'Neil "a BuTeties,
Tue cases OF Mercer and Gordon, the
two young men charged with stealing
boots from 0'Kane 4 Deyine, were again
continued by Squire Ankle, Saturday,
until Wednesday next ut o'clock,
THR contract for making the alterations
and repairs In the County's half OF the
Public Building was not let Saturday,
The bids will be opened and compared by
the Board OF Commissioners COMMITTEES
to-day.
TnE next practical talk In the y. NJ. Q,
A. series will bs delivered by Mr., W. A.
List tomorrow evening. MIR, Lists travels
in Egypt q few years ago ably Ut him to
speak on the subject of the evening
"Cairo, the Pyramids AMI tho Nile"
Tax stockholders q the North End rink
Saturday evening elected the following
directors: Messrs John Cook, J. Haues
W. NJ. Bouger, John Cline, John Hsber'
ield, ]. Jepson and John schelhase. rht
directors elected John HabeIield Presl'
dent and John d. Garden Secretary.
En-, ODoSNELL, the welLkuown B, ( o
baggage master, was in the crowd at the
Onara House box efElGe Saturday alter
noon, und when he got out Of the Jaw he
discovered that a piCkpocket had relieved
hiin OF about SIS. II is a matter OF sur
prise That such robberies are not more
often reported.
TnR attendance at The night school o.
the Wheeling Business College this yea
is very large. II Is kept open the yea
round. Those who labor In daytime car
attend 1t and acquire . practical edpca'
ton. Young men and boys having theil
EVENING" to themselves should embrace
this opportunity.
ADDIRWlNCHRR,a nine.year-old daughtel
Of William Wincher, was knocked down
by buggy at the corner OF Huron anC
Virginia streets and stunned Tor a Ehori
thine. Her II jur;es are not serious. The
accident, which escaped being y grave ont
only by the msTest chance, was caused bJ
the reckless driving Of the man in the
buggy, who Is not known.
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nEv. DIR. AltMsrnoNG,s CASH.

MuFat HAlSteRd Dep JaSs that the Doctor
was not Iat0KicAtsd.
The grounds upon which DR.. Arm.
strong's counsel ask new trial present a
favorable aspect for the Doctor, according
10 a dispatch from Atlanta. In the appeal
1t is asserted that the, only positive testi.
mony that DR.. Armstrong was under the
influence Of liquor was by the reporter
Mann, whose evidence was by deposition,
without the defense having any opportun.
ity 10 Crosgexamiue. The defense now
offer the sworn statement OF Murat Hal.
stead, editor Of the Cincinnati Commercial.
Gazette, that tho reason he did not appear
as q witnees when DR.. Armstrong was on
tilal Is that he was required To take the
ecclesiastical court oath, not knowing the
nature Of which, he declined 10 appear,
He further deposes that he met DR.. Arm
strong early In the evening OF the day
Mann's paper published the statement
that the Doctor was intoxicated; that II
was only short time after the appear.
ance OF the paper, which is an afternoon
paper, when he met DR.. Armstrong, who
was not the slightest under the influence,
and who did not have the least appear.
ance OF having recently been intoxicated.
II Ia new trial Is had Mr.. Halstead swears
that he will testiiy 10 the facts given hero.
There Is also said to be evideroe corrobor.
ating strongly DR.. Armstrong; statement
as TO the object Of his search In the houses
OF Ill repute.
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HARRIsnN pHnRRns.
A sketch Of the Wen Kaovn HyEsia Holsl
Man, Lately Deceased.

Harrison Phebus, proprietor Of the
Hygeis Hotel az Old Point Comfort, Va,
died there Thursday morning Of heart
disease in the iorty-Gxth year Of his age,
he was known to q number Of people
from this city and from the State who have
met him At Old Point aud a the Green
brieF White sulphur Springs, which he
leased and ran IN addition 70 the Hygela
two seasons ago, Mr., PhPbus was q
large, fine looking, robust man, OF active
business habits, and In the prime Of vigor'
Gus manhood. He was born NoVem-
Der /, 1910, at Princess Ann, Somerset
county, Maryland, He was bred TO
farming, and Ia winter worked at calling
oysters at so cents day, He obtained
occasional jobs at rough CaTpenting, and
When be was Is took contracts for hanl.
log lumber. Before he was 20 years old
he began building in small way, When
the war broke out he enlisted in q Mary
land regiment, from which he was dis
charged in 1858 BE then entered tho ser.
vice Of the Adams Express as driver and
was promoted 10 be special messenger
from Baltimore to Martinsburg, In jan
nary, 1895, he was sent ~ special agent to
Point Lookout, where the Confederate
priSoners, were kept. When the war was
over and the express station at Point
Lookout broken up he went, in July, 1866,
as special agent TO Richmond, Va, In
May, 1865, ne WAS appointed agent at
Fortress Monroe. lnRddition To his express
agency there he became the postmaster and
agent Of the Anamesaix route, OF the Old
Dominion Line, Of the Bay Line Of insur-
auce companies, and a notary public, In
1879 Messrs. Clark & Wilson Te.establish-
ed the HygaiR Hotel at Fortress Monroe,
which had bsen removed during the war,
Thesite oflhsresorl isgovernment ground,
occupied by permission. Mr.. Shoemaker,
Of Baltimore, and Mr., PhoObus advanced
money 10 the hotel and in 1874, when thu
firm became bankrupt, Mr., Phoebus, by
the aid OF Mr., Shoemaker, became pro.
prietor, still retaining the express and
other agencies, Gradually the Hygeia
was advanced to the front rank Of sea
hotels, and building added to building I'M
Ill 1t attained it's present magnificent pro
portions. He leaves a widow aud seven
children, Mr., Phosbus estate Is estImat'
| ed at 100000.
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MARTINS FEusY.
Various Notes of Ourront Ideal IuteroIt
Across the River.

Various Notes of OurrOnt Local lutoreIt
Across the River.
The Mt, Pleasant and Burlington turn
pike Is nearing completion.
Mrs. RebeCcS Dean, Of North Fifth
street, celebrated her seyOnty.tllth birth
day yesterday.
A Ralston, IT,, returned on Saturday
from his studies at the Ohio Medical COL
lsge, at Cincinnati.
The Republican convention, to nomi-
nate municipal officers, will 10 held on
Saturday, March co.
Mrs. John Reed, who has been vlsitinS
relatives AZ Alliance, Ohio, for several
weeks, returned home on Saturday.
Two coal miners employed at llelling's
works had setto Saturday, In which one
II the parties was badly used up.
Patrick MCDonough returned Saturday
night from visit to Missouri, where he
has been looking after sohle land in
terests.
John Willlams, who was arrested satur.
day for drunkenness and bad conduct, was
tho only unfortunate In the lookup over
Sunday.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
Company are putting up new mile posts
on the line ot their road with heavy iron
figures on them.
The Union Coraot bands concert at the
Excelsior rink Saturday evening was vol
patroniHsd and the programme rendered
gave entire gaiiRiactinn.
Col. Jake Kemple will crate at q. A.
r. Hall on Wednesday evening on Baked
Beans aud Bigotty." The proceeds OF
the lecture are for the monumental fund.
4. Bird sued Mayor Mitchell and Officer
Walsh for illegally impounding his cow.
The trial came of Saturday before Justice
Robinson, at bridgeport, and was decided
against Mr.. Bird.
The plans for the extension to the
Methodist church have been completed
and work will soon be commenced. It
will be q great improvement to the looks
and give more room for the audience.
Adam Warnig, one Of Martins Ferry's
well known Citizsns, will leave tomorrow
for Hillsboro, Dakota, where he has &C.
cepted q position on the ranch Of Thomas
Wilson, q former Wheeling mill man. BY
Adams departure the city loses good
citizen, i
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Saturday Ann Wooster, keeper Of {
house Of I'll repute on Twenty.6rst street
was arrested on a caplas sent from
the D. s. Court at Parkersburg, the charge
being the violation Of the Internal Reve'
nue. laws In selling beer without q license
She was arraignsd before U. s. Commissions
er Forbes, and gave bondin thesum OF $20(
for her appearances at the term Of the u.
s. Court which commences here to.mor'
row. The indictment was returned by the
grand, jury which sat last week at Park
ersburg.
James Mcoord was also arrested OH q
capias from the U. s. Court, on the charge
OF carrying on the business Of q whole.
sale tobicCo merchant without paying the
special tax. McCord ID q cigar maker,
0lEiCers Carney and Watson atreated him,
and he was arraigned before Commits
sioner Forbes, and failing to give bond
he was sent to fall