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New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGToN, March 1S.-The proceedings
in the Supreme Court OF the United States to-day were
follows:
ON motion Joseph II Coate Knecand, OF NewYork
city admitted tO practice. -, Z.
l1U-J Hobbs. assignee ETC. appellant art Johil a
NcIen and others Argument continued by Charles Flan
draw Walcr Sanborn the appellees and concluded
by lIagcrman for appellant. -
l77-Miam Gardner and others, appellants
Tin Herr and others. Passed per stipulation .
No linton Trip plaintiff IN error agt f. Devd
son and others 10 the Circuit Court or the Unte
states the District Of California. Dismissed with costs
puT ant to Rule II a.. . -,
30 l76rhe Giant Powder Company. appellant & agt me me
Vulcan Powder Company and others Appeal from the
Circuit Of the United States for the District ot 'ao
MIA. Dsmis 4ed with costs. n,
No Turpin n Bro plaintiffs in agt Rush Bur
Argued by thlles ~ ring elbow Tor
the Uai error by SOcOrGeneral Gocdc Tor the
defendant -
No lSi-AddIaOn Thomas plaintiff In error agt the town
Of Lansing. Argument begun by X COX Tor the panuH
in .u. -, -. -,
l2-Hcnry Melen plaintiff in error agt the town OF
Lansing Circuit Court OF the Unltcd StS
Northcrn District OF New York Dismissed ior the
Of iuns iicton -. -. ,,,
II Palmer Argument begun by Joseph IL Choate Tor the
appellants
Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
JERSEY CITY,

Morris Viedmore, brakeman on the Midand kallrohd
milk train was struck by PenDsy wanna Railroad traln
AT the crossing Wsnesdav night and Injured
90 severely that he died within half All hour.
The dry grass on the SeCaucus Meadows has been
burning for two or three days and nights giving rse TO
the inpressiOD that there a large cOn1agraton In
New-Jprsey The grass set fire by sparks from
locomotive.
The opposing railroad forces stationed at Kings Blun
Weehawken st remain inactive. The West Shore Ral-
road Companys 300 Italian aborers did nothing ycsor
day but lounge around awaiting orders The Erie Com
panys 90 men, under Detective Brown, remained near
the place which the Wes: Shore Company propose 10
cross the Erie tracks, but they had nothing to do.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
YHE COUHTS.

MISS PANCOAsT's UNsOUNONEss OF MIND.
William +. Howe has withdrawn from the
Pancoast in which lie represented William H. Van
Dom, who claims to be the legal husband OF Minnie the
deaf and dumb daughter OF George Pancoast. Mr.
Hove. IN letter addressed 10 Julien T. Davies counsel
for Mr. PancOas says that his expert has examined the
young woman and Ia, come 10 the conclusion as
the experts the OIL side in regard 10 the unsound
OF her mind.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

JOhn Qnnlan while performing his duties as an
empoe Of the Street Cleaning Department In front of the
premises OF Jacob Engehar the brewer in Wesf Fifty
fourth ST. ordered away by the attacked hlm
with his fists Qunlan sue lin for 10 900 damages and
jury IN The Supreme Cour b. direction Of Justice Barrett
yesterday verdict for painuf assassin, his dam
ages al 500 with costs and dis -bursements.
SChOOcT4d Hastings, nephew Of the Hugh j. Hastings
under whose Will lie received five Of
ec0i Adrertscr Association sucd the executors iu the
supreme Court for dividends <I2IO with
The defendants demurred conplant therebv
admit lis allegations but declaring facts fultccu IN
OF action Dnnn.
hue vest rday OyeIued the demurrer and Judgment was
entered the plautih. ~
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
NETS FROM TIE SUBURBS
RELEASED FROM THE STATE PRISON.


Information was received In Jersey City yesterday
that Martin Noon. who serving twenty-year term
Prison for murder the second deerec hu
been pardOnpd on ths night OF August u, 1879 No"n
and James Carroll, bartender employed IN rh-snpp
Esse xst, Quarrelled. and Noon struck Caro on ie
head with a stone. fraourng hs skuli ana ca"S,c ca t
his death. Tho Jury convicted N1oh OF ang
crime in tho second degree. On Octo'eE -
1879 he was sentenced Stat Prison for eit years
the full penalty Of the law. Recently Michael T. nt
ney declared that he syc- witness o! the hny
and that Carroll was The aggrcssor lie did not appear
Of Tho trial "a r,scss because dill not want to get
himself int tronble Some influential c2cns interested
thrmsofves in Moons case and secured his pardon.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
THE CoURTOF APPEALS.

ALBANY, March 1S.-ln the Court OF Appeals
to-day william c. Ruger Chief Justice and associates
present. the following business was transacted
No 6G2-Mary Augusta King executrix and trustee and
Others respondents the Mayor etc OF New-f orK au
Of II. Patricks Catheda. appeans argued
by Charles Miller for appellants Deerng Tor respoh
cnts. r,,
No matter OF the application OF Martin NC
MnhOn Recover OF Taxes. respondent aSt Palmef,
appel william Hidrcdth for appellant, Henry La
cOmbc for respondent - 49,, i,
No 5Sj-Morris II Smith. appellant agt tho Long lsand
Railroad Company respondent Dunning Tor appellant
Edward Sprague for respondent.
The following is the day calendar for Marcn 10:
Nos. 59S. j99, 615, $40, COS. i42, ji3, 4S0.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
SEyT TO PRISON roR EuGEzzLEMEyE

John Joseph McMahOn, an engineer employed
in the Leather Manufacturers Bank. a
o. 1854. send SO 900 by the Adams
Express Company Evansville. IND lie brought back
the receipt EoOk and went To Canada the day one
OF the bank officers followed and found McMahOn hJ
said that lie would tell where the money cOucelled
in this city. The money recovered but MrMl-
hon returned to this city and indicted by
the United states Grand jury charge of cInbeIZe-
lie pleaded guilty tcrdIy before Judge Bene-
diet and sentenced to five years I'm the Penitenary
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
AN OIL AND STOCK FAIL URE.

The failure was announced at the COns0ll-
Aated Stock and Petroleum Exchange yesterday OF NJ
J. Waters VINO had hs Office at No 90 Broadway. lie
has been in Independent busines- less than year. Dut
his operations supposed TO be inspired by FORMER
Stock Exchange member. wellkn0wn by his retirement
from several years There were sod under
Ihe rule by the chairman near 5000 shares OF railroad
stocks and about 10000 barrels OF oil The actual dl
rcuces however are not peetcd To exceed 900 or
So 600 Mr. Waters says that his failure is due to the
iuaIlity OF his customers good depioted mar
Gins
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
FTNERtL or HEyRY SIYGER

The fun nral of Henry Sanger was held yes
tcrday in Grace Church on Brooklyn Heights. Among
those present seymour l. Hustled. j. ;. T. strana-
han, the Rev Dr StOTs, A. Low, Joshua W. Van Colt,
Postmaster McLcer, W. H. Leonard, Charles A Silver
Samuel Mclean. Ripley Ropes, General j. b. Woodward
Gordon L. Ford, John 7. trtiu. l. H. rockingham,
John W. Hunter. :. V. White. l. H. Cary. W G. Low A.
NJ White and James How the pail bearers Henry
T.. PicrrepOnt, W. {. sheldon :. T. Howard, Josiah O.
Low. f. II. Il. Lyman, H. X sheldon, William Richard
ana b. H. smith. The services were conducted by
Bishop Lttleiohn, the Rev. Drs. G. II. Hall and w. A.
Suiycly, and the Rev. Messrs. H. T. Scudder and r. l.
Tghe. The burial was in Greenwood
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
NEW-JERSEY.

EIIzABETH-Detcctive Harrington. OF Ncw-York. was
engaged by the Law and order Society to detect vO.
laOrs OF the Excise law. Wednesday night the Board
met aud a stormy session ensucd. The detective gave
evidence which showed that Joseph klebes. Anthony
ThOme and Lewis Miller had sold liquors Sunday,
and the strength of this testimony thei icenses were
revoked much the disgust OF Mayor GTer and Com
missioner Treil the Democratic members of the Board.
The detective hootcd and struck by the crowd
he le the building and forced TO run to escape Sc
treatment.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
STOCK ExoHAYGE aoVERYING COMMITTEE.

The Governors of the Stock Exchange, at
special meeting yesterday. INDUCED In guerilla discus
sion of the affairs OF the Exchange petition signed by
more half OF the members presented ia favor
OF changing the present building without buying any
new property. No action taken the subject he
relations OF the Exchange with the Consolidated Stock
and Petroleum Exchange considered, but action
was taken this point special committee nnally
appointed, consisting OF the chairmen of the standing
committees at the regular meeting the
general affairs OF the Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
STATEN ISLAND.

superintendent ankinson, OF tho Society for tho Pre-
venOn OF Cruelty to Animals yesterday watched the
treatment Of horses drawing loads mp the hills at 81.
George ferry landing. He found the condition OF the
roads improving. and the teams able to maui
only half the usual loads he declined TO make any arrests
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
NOM Il NE VS..
rpoM1NENT ARRIVALS.

FIN Areaue Bo6l-Willam c. EndlGott'
sec,,tarv Of WaTt senator Arthur T. Gorman Of Mary
hand Senator u w. Aldrlch. OF Rhode Island Congress
man IT, G. Burloigh, Of whitehall. N \. wayne
Roston Windsor Hotei-Edward Atkinson, or Bos-
ton and william II. Seward, Of Aubnrn, ~ H.. 6u$ey
r. Kcsewetter of Ohio. Ho6'aan HonscTRohGrt
laird Collier OF Kansas Clay Murr0y JftU Hotel
Medical Director Thomas NJ. Potter, I. = Navy; -.
Istor House-Commodore George L, Belknap L. s.
Nav
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
A PRIZE IN Tie LOTTERY

which usually until 1t s lost perhaps
never TO return s ,at What priceless boon IL ls and
ought to cherish IT, that life not be worthless.
blank us MANY diseases that flesh is heir TO- and
which make life burdensom such as consumption scrOina
of lungs and other scrolOus and blood diseases
completely cured by Dr v Perces Golden Medical Dis
oOvery all other remedies failed DR.. Pieroos
consumption mailed fog 10 in stamps Ad
dress Worlds DpensaTy Medical Association GGj Main st..
Iua
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
pyyP F1CT0RIEs FOR NEW-YJRK.

A company is about to be organized i'll this
city Tor establishing what termed beet factories"
near NewY0rk The plan is 10 erect number OF stables
after the most approved modern KIND, MI them with
cattle aud these entirely corn IN the shape or
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
ANNUAL DINNER OF TIE DELTA UPSILOX.

The annual dinner OF the members OF Delta
Upsilon In New York and It's vicinity will take place at
the Metropolitan Hotel tonight business meeting will
he ned nj o'clock and dinner will be served at 730
Among those who expected 70 be present and ro-
spond TO tOnss ROsster johnson, David A. Wells
Hans BeattIe the Rev. j. c. Aen OF Brooklyn, Colo.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
MARINE INTELLIGENOE.

MTSTArCRE ALuNTNG
sunrses sol sets GO7 Noou sct' 5i3 Moons age. d1 IA
HIfI WATER TO-DAY.
! I.H--Sandy Hook. GA Gov fs1nL 709 Hell GE@ s5s
PM.-sandy Hook, 7:l3 tiov Island 18liell GAIA S'3O
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
LONG ISLAND.

MELvIIIE.-Early yesterday the large barn on the
farm OF Eli Bennett was burned, together with twenty
five Jersey cattle and valuable horses The loss Is
estimated at 81. 600.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
ALONG TIE SOUND.

Adiutant- General g. r. Smith said yes
terday by using economy with the appropriation
entire state brigade OF four regiments into
camp at Mantle next fall
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
AnnOunJ'' usI.A

ALBERT LEWIS, NJ D., Beach-st., n. Y.
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM SPECIALLY.
Hours, IL TO / and TO p III.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19

snsage In this way tho promoters OF the enterprlse
that they will be- able to furnish good oce ~ ioWer
rates than IL asked for Western meat
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19

noI benjamin A. Willis President Henry 4. Butts OF
adisan " j.. DR.. Charles H. Gardiner, api Dr. eoiuon
H. TalcOtt.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,

Earl e. Wilson's f. 81 w. brand of Men
Collars and Cuns are the beat sold everYwhero
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19

l44 Lexington ave, between 10th and 30th sts
nonIs- = To 6tO7 Diseases Of the Nervous system
Genito I rnary OrganA Impotence and sterility.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
WHAT'S GOING ON TO-DAY.

Broadway Railroad investigation Room No. 43, Fed
era Building, IL q. ,, ,rhoo,ro
Yale Alumni Association University 0fuo Ihea're'
$50 r.
Meeting OF the Aldermen, ne"n: ,,,,o, Hall @
Madame Henry GrevSies lecture Chicker'"s hi"i''
=. IN. w., ,n,h a., Aesoci,,ion Hall
\. III. a, oyo
MicroScopca Society, No. 6i Madlson-avc p III. oil
Chamber evening.
Police Commissioners meeting. - ,--.-,. o,,h
Reception OF the Jobbng Dry-Goo1s ealeshcus Niu'
No 8 West Twenty y-fourtnst, S;3o p ILL.,
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19

PERNANBUCo to Mar Arrived steamer Thercsna (Brl,
Kempthsrne. nom New York
HAVANA Mar l7-.Auiyed, steamer Apes Span Anasa-
iesti from New York Mar H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-23

Workers 81 sOa4 30; l car shipped to Nsy
York, Sheep-RsCeips 1000 head ship
ments l,SOO head; market steady at Wed
nesdRy's prices,
CIHCISNATI, o., July 22.-Hogs quiet
common and light 81 25a5 90; packing ant
butChers' 81 75a5 l5i receipts ], l45 head
shipments SS2 head.
Petroleum.
OIL CRY, Pa, July 22,-0pened at este
highest 68tai lowest 65lci closed at 66c
salea l2,S40,00O barrels; clearanCes $780,
900 barrels; charters S6,6B8 barrels; ship
ments $1,000 barrels,
|PITTsBuRaH, Pa, July 22.-Petroleum
dull but steady; opened at oslo; Closed at
BBG; highest 66ci lowest G5ac,
BRApFoRD, Pa, July 29.-Opened at
65!ci cleRrsnces l,750,0OO barrels,
TITUsyILLR July 22,-0psned at csc;
highest GGlci lowest 65sci closed at 6BC,
NEW YoRE, July 99,-Petrolsum steady;
United closed at go,
Dry Goods.
New YoRK, July 22.-Flannels were in
good inquiry, especially for duplicate as.
sortments and stocks are running low,
prices being advanced, and In some in
stances agents have advanced all styles OF
clothing, Woolens are in steady inquiry
for many new and duplicate selections.
Cotton goods are in large movement, but
steady demand and prices very firm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-23

Arc you disturbed OF night and broken
Of your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth2 L 40,
send al olba and got d bottle Of Mas.
WiNsLoW'B SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Cnlt-
DREN TEErHlNa, It's value IL inCalCula.
bic. II will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately Depend Upon II, mothers,
there ID no mistake about IL 1t cures
dyssnteEy and. dIAlrhpea, regulates The
stomach aud bowels, cures wind collie,
hoitenB the giiins, reduces Inflammation
and gives tone and energy tothe whole
system, MHs, WlNBLoW's pooTIiiNO
SYhuP FOR CHILDREN TEETntNu 10 pleasant
10 the taste, and 10 the prescription Of ont
Of tho oldest and best female nurses and
physicians III the United States, and h
lot sale BY oil druggists Throughout thC
world, Price "a cents a bottle, NwSAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-23
suro Uuro for Piles.

Sure cure for blind, bleeding and itching
Piles. One box has cured the worst cases
Of ten years' standing, NJ ene need suffer
ten minutes alter using this wonderful
Kinks German Pile Ointment. 1t ab,
serbs tumots, allays the itching ut once,
acts as a poultiCc, gives instant aid pain
leus relief. Kinks herman Tile Ointment
10 prepared only for the cure Of Piles and
itching Of the private parts, and nothing
else. Every box 10 warranted by oui
Agents, Logan 4 %. and Richardson 4
Goodwin,
Sold by all Druggists and cent by mail
on receipt Of price, Doc and 81 per box.
kirk MRDiclNR Co.,
MwTdw PfoprletOfs, Lorain, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-23

aus Nout ouAloohf
Pah1urOA SiOeERaH.
The S0ckman very early in the season
when wool was at it's lowest, assumed the
position that prices were lower than cir
cumstanCes warranted, and that 1t was bat
ter to hold the clip for further develop
ments than to sell 1t at the 25c figure which
manufacturers held must rule Tor washed
fleece this season. We were almost alone
In this expression, yet a great many flock
masters, on the strength Of their faith 10
this paper, adopted it's suggestion. all
those who have done so have gained sub
stantially by 80 doing, and the greater part
Of this class Of producers who have sold at
all have obtained from Sc 10 10 per pound
more than they would have obtained had
they sold at the opening Of the season.
Such Is the history oil the trade up to
this time, While We have expressed con-
fdenCe In the continuance Of the condi-
tions which have caused the current adj
vance, 1t has been hazardous to say that
still higher prices would be realized from
first hands during the summer. There
have been strong grounds for expressing
hepe, but the wool market has 80 often
proved t%reaCherous that prudence requires
q conservative tone in discussing the
future course Of trade, However, We have
all along felt warranted Ia predicting firm
markets, with the probabilities in favor Of
better than lower prices for the remainder
Of the season. The tone OF the markets in
the past week has been especially encour.
aging, and the outlook seems brighter
now than 1t has been for years, Not q
single circumstance just now directly
affecting the market fails to contribute
some share Of strength to the situation.
Just how high prices may 10 no N may
know-but II they are not higher before
they are lower our Judgment is at fault.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-23
MT. Dc CHAATAL ACADEMY,
SEAR WHEELING, W, VA.

The .Riry,elghth year OF this wOltEuOwn Acad'
sm,. under tho charge oil the Visitation Nuns,
orcn, on the ars: Monday Of september next and
continue, Ten months,
pupils received at any time in the session.
Those who de,lre to place their daughters In an
Institution aGOrdlng exceptional advantages IN
the way Of heallhtui and delightful location, c1'
nllea, board, thorough discipline aud instruction
nj Me hands OF life long teachers, in every depart
ment Of female education, including the modern
languages and music, should Eeud for a catalogue
Of this school. Adde'S,
Directress Of the Acadeuyofth the Visitation,
MT. Dc CHANTAL,
.r2,.n1w Near Wheeling, ". Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-23

Chicago Herald.
Eyes, I've been In Yufrip," said ar
elder.paBseDger, land they have some
curious customs over thefe-Bome that
seem purity strange to us Americans. An
then agin' they have Bome that hove evil
IDENTIFY been borrowed from this country,
For INSTANCE, l was taking a trip by stage
coach In Italy one day--me an some more
tourists-when q parcel Of ugly.lookine
men, wearing masks over their faces, stop.
ped the kUrridge an put up a few CUNT
an Bald We had to give 'eln q lot oil money
'forB We could travel any further on thai
road.
"But we've paid for our passage al
ready said the man Biltin' next to me.
"'No natter replied tho swarthy man
with the eupj 'lity lire all around please.
"Anl we had 10 whaOk UP, TOO. Didn't
mind tho money 90 much as l did the In,
science OF the Cnsaes. Just compare theil
brutal way TO the delicate polItonesB o.
our s~leeplng.Car pofters In America, o.
course the luftlners borrowed that ideT
from the Pullman potteru, but just seI
how tho loalerp bungle II up when they
Try 10 play II, II takeU an American iol
true p%olltenesS, alter Rll.N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-23
rrenenInE the oIa. Fn.nIonea nelIer.

DR., NtahaR's Sermon Ia Dearsr Tribune CRcp)
"Take the word 'damnalion,' take the
word destroy Rather fear Him who Ia
able to destroy both body and soull'
Take the word 'perdition.' Now iiall these
words do not mean that there will DO ever
lasting punishment for tho wicked in the
next world, they don't mean anything at
all. What kind OF a place Is this place OF
torment2 The Bible says 1t is o lake that
burneth with fire and birthstone. How
do you know that these statements are
fYurstiyeP l believe literally In a lake Of
burning fire. fits d~guratlye expression,
It's q worse hell than l believe 1t to be, for
we never use tiguratiye expressions except
where language is inadequate 10 express
our meaning otherwise, According to the
Bible, hell Is everlasting, 1t never ends.
The man who believes in temporary pun
ishment is going directly against the word
OF God"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-23
rilo slntc. where our Senators Wore horn

Tho states where Our Senators Were Horn.
Philadelphia Tina
Out Of q tolaf Of seyCnty.slx Senators
lhirly.iour have been born In the States
they represent. All oil tho New England
Senators have been born In their reEpect
live States, with the exception oil Chase
Of Rhode Island and HAwley nl Connect
lcut, the latter having male o imp from
North Carolina. Only one New. forl
senator, Miller, was born In the Empire
Stale, Eyaits having first seen light Ii
Boston, Mass. Both Of the Senators IRON
Maryland, from Pennsylyania, South Gar
lolinai North Carolina, Delaware, Virginia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-23

IT is well known that tho inhabitants o.
many Eastern nations shield themselves
against infectious disorders by wearing
Aromatic Gums on the pit Of the stomach,
Their instincts are right, for strong per
manent odorg are antagonistic 10 tho liv.
ing germs which cause disease. For this
reason AllcoCk's Porous Plasters, being
composed OF fragrant aromatic gums, are
the best safeguard to wear on the pit Of
the stomach in Cholera time, or in local.
ties where sewer gas and malaria are
found. They not only prevent infection
but will cure diarthWa, dysentery, cholera
and bowel complaints.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-23
oA Mnrd to lho MI.p Is snnIrlpnL,n

CatRrIh snot simply an Inconvenience
unpleasant to the sufferer aud disgusting
to othcrs-it Is an advanced outpost OF sp'
preaching disease Of worse type. Do mol
neglect ita warning 1t brings deadly eviIl
in It's train. Before it is too late, use DR.,
Sage'a Cstarrh Remedy, 1t reaches the
seat OF the ailment, and ls the only thing
that will. You may dose yourself Will
quaCk medicines till it is too lhe-'till The
streAmlet becomes a restless torrent. II il
the matured invention Of y scientific ply.
stefan. "a word TO tho wise is sufficient