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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28

Being one for every 100 votes cast Tor GoNerho
Wilson In 1854. and one for each fraction Of %
and over.
W. G. BENNETT, Chairman.
j. V. BLAIR, Secretary.
SECOND DSrRICT-At Keyser, August p al
HAN
THRD DusrRIcr-At Coal Valley, SEPTEMBER l.
RtmAN
FoURrH pErKICr-At Point Pleasant, August
q, at 10 A. NJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28

an iota ofreoogniiQn Of either service OK
It is well known that among other
worthy gentlemen thsdistrict Msssfs. B.
B. DoyKSER and ". P. HUBBARD are
strongly spoken Of for the nomination.
As our esteemed contemporary remarks
as silent as clam upon this matter, the
REGISTER points with pride to our fellow
townsmen as being the peers of any Re
publican aspirant in the district They
stand high in the Panhandle among their
party and their fellow men, and have the
energy, and endurance to make a
strong and able canvass. Therefore we say
in casting around you to-day for men TO
boost your part into success, look well after
the interests of Ohio county's Republicans.
They have all the elements of success IN
them, and a disregard of their claims de-
serves only defeat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28

On the third page of this issue are some
important figures compiled by ex-StateSu-
perintendent BYRNEupOn the State school
fund. These account for the variations in
the fund. While the amount to be dis
tributed will not besO large next year as
this it is his opinion that it will not fall
below S35O,OO0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28

IT seems that the Government will never
get through with paying for the Prosecu-
ton of GUITEAU. Every now and then
some comes up with a claim for serv-
ices rendered in the trial. One SMITH now
wants 8, 500. Others are expected further
along.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28
STATE SENATORIAL CONVENTIONS

THIRD DrsrRIcr-At West Union, S~ePtembers,
FOURTH DIsrRIcr-At Sisteryille, sePtemoero D
at 10 n.
Sixth DErRICr-At Huntington, August ~ al
10 A. N.
SEVENTH DISTRICT At oceana, Wyoming
county. August 50
EIGHTH DBrRICr-A Anderson, September )
At II
NINTH DSrRICr-At Charleston, September =
TENTH DsrRICr-At BuckhannOn, July y, AT
lOA.M
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28

The rest of the lunch is slowed in the
pockets or inside the shirt, the paper bag
is inflated and burst, then pressed into n
wad and thrown into the yawningiOpenings
o fthe musicians brass instruments. From
that time until the boat lands the air is full
of flying buns, doughnuts and even chunks
of DIE. Before the boat touches the land
ing 100 boys are overheard to get ahead of
it by swimming. How the boys spend
their time on shore must be imagined. For
a half hour before the boat starts to return
the whistle is blown ut intervals, but not
withStanding that p]recautiOn it is found
by actual count that some half dozen boys
are left to find their way back to New
York rs best they can. Two policemen ac-
company the expedition to preserve the
peace. And a strong man is tOwcd in Il
rowboat after the barge, to pick up the
boys as they fall or are thrown overheard
by their companions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28

CYRUS W. FIELD gets $4,000 in his
libel suit in London against the New York
Herald. Those who want to bring libel
suits against newspapers had better go to
England, Is such n thing as a successful
libel suit in this SOuntry is almost an un-
known %ouantity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28
COALAND IRON TNTHE VIRGINIAs


COALAND IRON INTHE VIRGINIAS.
During the past year several million dol
lars have been invested in new industries
in the South by English and Northern cap
~italists. One company has just invested
81, OOO, 900 in the coal and iron business in
Tennessee.
The Manufacturers Record makes this
important statement, that is of interest to
the people of West Virginia:
In Virginia 1000 acres of manganese land
have been purchased by a Pittsburg firm, and
preparations are being made for employing
a large number of men in developing this
property. 1t is contemplated to build up
quite q town at these mines, the purchasers
reporting that contracts will at once be let
for building POO houses. In the same
| State another new manganese center Is be-
| ing developed, and three large companies
are now actively at work sinking shafts
and opening up what they claim to be the
finest grade of manganese ever discovered
in the world. A survey is now being made
for q railroad to these mines, with a pros
pective extension to the West Virginia coal
field, thus bringing coal, iron ore and man
ganeSe into close proximity. English cap
~italists are now negotiating for the erection
| of steel works near these mines.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28

JUDGINa from the number who left
Washington arkersburg yesterday evening
the rank and file of the Republican party
win have very little to do with the Repub-
lean conference to-day. Some of the
bosses viii be there and will fix things up
for the absent bosses and for the ratitica-
ton Of the party,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28

IN our State the people are calling for
more railroads, but in the Western and
Northwestern States the railroads are call
ing for more people. They think that west
Of Chicago roads have been built a little
faster than is profitable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28
PLOTTING AGAINST A PRINCE.

PLOTTING AGAINST a
The unpleasant fortune of Herr Most
and the impending fate of the Chicago dy-
pamiters doesn't deter the fraternity IN
New York from eonspiring tocommit deeds
Of violence and murder. The latest was
an attempt to destroy the lives of the son
of DON PEDRO, Emperor of Brazil, n
Mayor GRACE and several prominent OIL
Gals of New York by blowing up a vessel
with dynamite and destroying all on
board.
Only the good fortune and the bravery
of a seaman in throwing the ignited bomb
overheard prevented a more terrible
slaughter than occurred in the Haymarket
at Chicago.
The following warming to those who had
| the entertainment of the Prince in charge
! gives q good diagnosis of the character OF
the Anarchists:
To the President of the Sea-Beaeh Railroad
C0mpdRg, Directors Of such company and
other baRdtEirerS and royal ~iek-sptHers:
Ii is publicly announced that you in
tend feting this Brazilian Rincelet who Is
now here, and in conjunction with that
fete YOU will entertain and banquet the
oppressor MARITIME and the blood hound
Fellows. 1t is further announced that
many other ~lick-spittles of royalty and &c
cursed aristocracy are crazy with desire to
- 49,, a., Nh,, Drapaalnu This affair
/ has been duly discussed in committee and
it has been resolved hat this entertain
ment is q disgusting spectacle OF homage
To princecrait and representative tyranny.
| 1t is now time that such rites h be
done away with, that an example be made.
| The entertainment to August Leopold, the
| Prince hog, MARITIME, the OppreSsor, and
Fellows, the bloodhound, must not take
place. If YOU persist to entertain these
representatives Of tyranny then revenge
shall fail upon you. YOur life and that OF
the other principals in this fete shall be
forfeited and taken at the earliest oppor-
tunity. This opportunity Will not be long
before reached.
BY orders of Social Rev. Com, July 26,
1856.
Be warned and countermand the fete.
Your lives are now in your own hands and
the responsibility shall now be with you.
Plots like this and those that are com
ing to light every day in Chicago show the
Importance of united action on the part of
civilized nations to suppress the dynamite
feads. The dynamite clause in the new
~extradition treaty will not be adopted any
too soon. A good many are inclined to be-
lieve it only for the benefit of England,
but what has been going on within the
past few months shows that the United
States is as badly in need of such u treaty
rs England.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28

FROM the activity in prospecting and
leasing lands in West Virginia with the
hope of obtaining oil, our State is certainly
going to become headquarters for the
oleaginOus fluid, or a good many are going
to get badly lett.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28

IT's a pity there should be any hitch
with the heaters and rollers, but we hope
to hear of both sides making such eOnees-
sions as will brush away the present differ
enees in those important departments.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28
COMMISSIONERS SAlL

OF WEST yIEGINlA, oSsdS
= Ohio, City Of Nbcehhf'
Court Of Wheeling. XXI
Missouri 7. Bhnton, and o'h'n"
next friend, &c.
".
Mary J. Cots aud other n VA
Pursuant 10 the authority '"aL yE3
&C., "a ,ha otber on January .,
bs,s;ansd s,eciai C1mmisiODef VIA
WEDNESDAY. uLY gstl. Lpra
Commencing at 10 O'cICck a m,a1ssd
AZ the front door Of the Cyin q W
county. West Virginia, 10 .AI - %
to the highest bidder, The fsA 1.SnA.1'
OF which Mary S. Brintoh d'e
say: n, ~
addition commonly known a. Ma n
ton - fronting on the wet HIT"vT ..fss
sndt.eingthe ne1tlO, north mtg MD
,ress Former OF TweEty-iIih sBp p-Fhs
10 boveyer. 10 much II amL ytsSs
h-er.inspre e0nyeyed 20 one rSath6
said Nay q. BrintOn and hn,Dn. d I'D
October ~. 1865. and nov ~ isJsHcl
OF the Clerk OF the County ,gtrs uan s~XI
deed book %, mt page or Nn,ins a ~
d. bounded a. follow: 90 aIgJ paSI
we,f corner ofthe half lOt CO.. y M. lJssI
Ming thence with the eat si2T 49,
LILLY nsnest corneT Of salt half - - tr1y|
sn,,,h line of the baf@ go
nsrsIieI with the wet Iis 20 ibs
thereof. and from thence l. h -
beginning. h h. I'D tsen
,vo-aory Snck dwelling hogsdaNN
TERMS or sALE-OneaofStbsEsO
money.and % much more the b. lgdS
hall eieet TO pay, in e.sh on ne oSaI 80
residnc thereof payable u w. ~, as1|
IN oae and two year fun D NJ
tnterc,f Srom that day; the pug. s.1rpfss -
neSes a. tf,e deferrcd pay1nsh' 5000
with ~pensonsl security then III tide 80
srecfsl Commissioner. ana ls .he psyp
civ sold 10 be retained UNI
g ~ q: SaisSs.s n''f kIilysEa s es.
srA1r OF wrr VIRGINIA o"
2, ynamsa \. Dsr.h. Clerk "usssG
hs..hv cerify fhat the scoSd and
C-Gt.toner hes gwen bonu
49, - isv and sid deeTnaRRtAe
THOMAS y. -
ysssA M
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28

CONGRESSMAN WARNER says he will
not be a candidate for reelection. Is
this oeeasioned by the result of rediStric-
ting of the old Seventeenth district?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28
TRUSTEES 81
NoSIEES SALE
OF
NORTH WHEELING pRo,..

PY VIRTUE OF A DEEn On ~
- by T.. J. Mayer and Nanc,' IRcsr
10 me as trustee, bearing dat Maze, ~
July, A. ID. lSss, and reconIaJ ~ VI the H. Al
Clerk OF the County Court az nutneo1sS0
Virginia, in Deed of Trust EnoLo w " eOcs,,N
will sell at public auction :,
Court House of Ohio county NJ yCe inli
. MONDAY. August soa
Commencing at 10 O'Clock y 'iss
described property, that is IN ~, ht &.
Ton OF the south one-half Of IA, ~ MG-y
two (S2) situate on the wrS, ID "a uGnbenes
between Seventh and Eighth - Nr NJ
OF wheeling, county OF Ohio snIuts n 49,
Virginia, bounded u How, =, ~! Sle ~
at the southeast ~corncrof ,aiJ WI Lp1
running thence with said >trs, ylsN
us feet, more or less, to IA, c',, h"7k ~
partition wall of Il brick honSa q tEN
half lot; thence with the centrr Trte II
ut right angles with Main T,NSsRSY
western boundary Of the >aid Ln,v,tt aS ~
western boundary ofthc SAM aaeaS taI
ern line Of said lot. thence r;,t t'h Sa,, 4
line OF same 10 the place of ho"a % svS|
with all and singular the builiiNa ts-S]
ments thereon and the hrniIa I'd n,r<l
purtenanccs %thercuuIo hslonr;n@ueas -
| TERMS OF SALE -OurLsIF", n
money, or SO much mon IA ,Ea Ne tcs1
elect 10 pay, cash in hand on m, F'hee y
the residue IN two eqUa, in>laIlHs+ ~ ~
one and two years rc>IErI!yrh. EHN sNt'
sale, the purchaser Ia give HI. IVA & ~
terest nom the day uf sale ana spss
sonal security for the drfrrrJ sAh sas
the legal title 10 be Retained ~ bAIHssS :
l. STTIc, Wa
J. &. HERvEY. Auctionccr sSV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28

THIS is the day of the great Republican
circus at Parkersburg. II will beyery en-
tertaining.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS,
First District.

AT A meeting oGthe Democratic Executive Com
mit,se for the First Congressional Distrietof West
virginia held at Clarksburg, July Is 1856, twas
ordered;
That a C~ouyentionOf the DemOeratSof the hTt
ConsreSsional District Of West Virginia be called
10 meet at Clarksburg, West Virginia, onTucSdaE
the TN day Of September, iSSS for the purpose
of nominating a candidate for CongreSS In Saa
District, and for the transaction Of such other
business as may come before the convention; and
mai the several counties I'm said District be re-
oueSted 10 send the number OF delegates tono"
a., ~ aid Convention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28

THE boom is ON. The BenwOOd mill has
signed the Amalgamated scale and will go
on full Just rs soon rs things can be put in
shapAnext?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28
Snsuranre.
GENERAL AGENTS. WANTED

~<inia-praefcal canyaSSes TO sell our goods
through local agents, &C. WIN offer liberal In
dneements and a cash paying business to the
Co, Albany, w. Elqre
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28

Two of GRAHAM's fellow cranks have
now decided to 20 over the Niagara rapids
in a barrel. This is all done in the inter
ests of science.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28

THE PittSburg Commercial Gazette cele-
brates its one hundredth birthday tO-mor-
rOW.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28
'dar Sale
FOR SALE

The subscriber win sell or
properly near the City Of MIME ts
Acres on Big Wheeling Crsst yt1nS
from the city. Land verv IaSasy, foursS1
OF Good Fruit; Water in FvaeL LerssH
tages and Cold Well Water Fesf,a$
Fences; plenty OF Limestona y a n
gain. can ~, IN
jylseAgh Office. ll6O N.i !; 2. isSS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28
Monday. July 18th l.se,

n suit IN chaHccTy therein i"i1hH
Mary Il. Cracraft Wa complainant
Cmcrgft and other wcr d"i'hh"H'''
Monday. July 18th, I,s@.
BEGINNING nj 10 O'cl"ck n ~, ~ ii
ton gt the front door "f ihc 'g"n ~ -
county, the following d'~fT!laH ~
that Is Ia say: All that crt,ain 80.
LOT numbered !, In allafr ~ " NV~l 80
dition 10 the said city 81 h'riIE, - 80
as follows: Beginning 90 we - ~
Twelfth street nj n I"iut " nnT~ I'd D
east of EOff street: thence 'aINa a. ~
north side Of said Twelfth 70 Isl.1I
inches: thence nOrthHanil, a. hsn ~
said Twelfth street ~ feet ana "a, swet
westwardly and parallel WIZ LII -
feet aud 6 incbcs; theme sNthS ~ .
allel with EOif street a. feet W Tkas
beginning: being the same lFTaLh 20
conveyed 10 the said hay u ,J%S-2
beth Z. Dewey aud her hg,iI"'
on the 18th day 81 ApnI, Nv ,u,A rss
TERMS OF SALEysl,!' "H a ID
the purchaser may rlcft' ra'h "I"% ,sasf
the residue in two equal ihaAIisr 4, ~
D and Is months rcsp"fIN,l .rt,raN
sale, with Interest, the Pun.nA .,rgas
for the deferred instalim'ht'' ~ ,,ss sds
payment Of the same by . 49," 10 sfs
property, and INSURANCE htH'
Than 81 200 on the bui.GinG n yr~uL
.pedhl Co=H
hereby certify that h1nd $1,000
been given by The said -i't'a'
required by said deere , ntgRGH,dH
W. II. HALLER, Aurti0neeL .
| WHEELING, June 18th, lT".
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28
COMMISsIO NERs SAT-,
NORTH WHEELING REAL IN.

10y VIRTUE OF THE ArTUoprvr
ID in them by a decree ul The T"Il TN
Ohio county, West Virginia M US,
day of June, lSSi. in a M, m rI.N u
pending, wherein Clcm,ury NcNr|Iln, RSI
complainantS aud William Shell, .af3v0aeN
defendants, the undersigned >g.yisT s3eas
ers will, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 10Th. lsx
Commencing at ten O'Clock an 81.
auction, at the front dn,r uf the
Ohio county, West Virginia 10 N, InsS
est bidder, the following neal rIalr -
city of Wheeling, that l. iu >av.
Lot numbered six N the uliitio, :, n,
laid out by Bushticld ami NcNNbsr SI
the rights of Robert Marshall ami 4,
mining privileges inr coal. hyiRg ,br o-N
crty conveyed Ia John shelly IN hi, rGs.l
Bridget Millegan 10y decd dated No.
and recorded in decd !suk nunhrg ~
In The Once oi the Clerk 81 the Counn fr.I
Ohio county, West Virginia. als, 'Sf
Lots numbered seven and rirLl in ,.p
field and McMcchcu'> addition IA n, ~
Wheeling, being the same pmIcn CO..
Clemency Shelly and john >hrlh by
Chalfant and wife 10y decd daini F,l5'.
1850, and recorded IN >ati clerk, CO. /. NJ
book number ~. page H..
TERMS OF SALE one thirl Tth, 90
price, or ~ much mon ~ the pUrLs,tr,1
Ia pay cash in hHnduu The laI II sal a.
in two equal instRilmvut,. Iayahlr IA :, :
twelve months from The Iay ~ Xla N. ~
payments hearing interest lrum the Lr -
and secured Ia the >aI,,inrt,uuo! n, III ,,
COMMISSIONER ItNNl> uklET1 l
lot T. } SIM
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28

THE REGISTERS MAP OF THE STATE,
l. made from actual surveys OF each county,
contains all postroads and streams, with politi-
cal divisions, etc, and is considered the only COM
plete Map of the State ever published. Size
Three By three and ~threefSmths feet Price %
cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28
Sale of Valuable Real Edai,.

TOY VIRTUE or THE AUTHORITY ie.s|
ID In Inc, by n deere" "fihc AuiiGl- =
Wheeling, made on the Sab day alaht
n sniff I'm chaucrry therein i"ndihh
Mary u. Cracrail Wa complainant 80
Crncrait and other Wcr dci"udaHD' va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28
ylrlu advertisements.

THOR RENT-THREE GOOD ROOMS IN
II third story of No. 12S Market street Apply
on premises. HDn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28

crATE or WET ylEGiNlA; oxa1l
- Ohio, City Of NbeeHhs
Court Of Wheeling. .bVl
Missouri J. Brintor, ana o'h''" -nc<l
next friend, &c. ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-09-14
N1NETY-EIGETH DAY.
FRIDAY, Sept. 10th.

FRIDAY, Oept. IOtn.
The Assembly convened at the usual hour pur-
suant to adjournment from the previous date.
Representative kaulukou presented petition
from the Kings Own volunteer military company,
praying that $1,000 be appropriated for the pur-
pose of furnishing them with arms and accoutre-
ments. Also from the Princes Own volunteer
military company, praying that $500 be appro-
priated for their use for the same purpose. Both
petitions were referred to the Military Committee.
On motion petition of similar nature, which
had been presented on the previous day, in aid of
the Mamalahoa guards was also referred to the
Military Committee.
Representative Castle from the Education Com.
mittee presented the following report signed by
himself and Reps. Dole and Wight, viz:
The Select committee, to which was referred
certain bills to wit: l. A bill introduced by the
honorable member for South Kona, to amend the
law relative to lists of voters, by substituting
bers for names; 3 bill introduced by the
honorable member for Hilo, Rep. Kaulukou, regu-
lating the law relative to the Board of Inspectors
of Election, respectfully report as follows:
The bill first above mentioned they regard as
altogether impracticable. There is no system of
numbering tax payers having any consistency. A
number for this year may be wholly different
another season. There can be no reason why the
name of a voter should not appear on the list of
voters, and there is no necessity for any number.
Therefore the committee recommend that this
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-09-14

sidered with the other members of the Royal
family.
Representative Haulukou said the Princess
ranks very high among the Chiefesses on the
Island of Kauai. Perhaps Mr. Dole did not know
that, but he ought to, as he was well acquainted
with that island.
The bill finally, on vote, was passed to engross-
ment and to third reading on the 18th instant.
At 4:45 the Assembly adjourned until 10 a. m.
the next day
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-09-14
NrSETY-sEvEyrH DAY.
THURSDAY, Sept. 9th.

THURSDAY, Sept. 9th.
The Assembly convened at few minutes past
10 o'clock and after the completion of the morn
ing deyotions the minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
Representative Brown from a special committee
presented a report signed by himself and Reps
Castle Kaulukou, Thurston and the Attorney
General, relating to special partnerships as
follows:
.sYour select committee, to whom was referred
special partnerships introduced by Hon. L. A.
Ihurston, report that they have considered the
same and recommend that the same do pass"
Report approved, bill passed to engrossment and
to third reading on the l4th inst
Representative Hayselden from the committee
on Accounts presented the following report, in
answer to resolution of Rep. Richardson, signed
by all the members of the committee, viz:
In response to resolution introduced on Sep
TENDER lst by the Hon. George L. Richardson,
asking that the Committee of Accounts make
report to this Honorable Assembly as to how the
appropriation for the expenses of this session of
the Assembly has been spent, your commltte beg
leave to report that they have had under examina-
ton the account of the expenditures of the present
sessions of the Legislative Assembly, and End that
out of the appropriation of $35,C00 the sum of
S34,Sll Il has been spent leaving balance on
hand of $1SS %.
The disbursements have been made on the fol-
lowing accounts. (Itemized schedule annexed):
Pay of members including mileage Sl4192 so
Pay of officers ...--..................... 5i5S ~
Printing, advertising and newspapers. II 454 %
Engrossng account. 3l3 40
TRANSMITTING account ..--.......-...,.... l,eVO -
SASH Il
Authorized appropriation $4,000 OO
Disbursement as per above .............. 34s11 "a
Balance unexpcnded August 3Oth...........S 1855 %
Morning journal and courier., 1886-07-22

Mf.A HOUSE 62 WhaTey avenue $35 month. Nl!l House Hurlburt street, $16 per month. House corner Maltby and Pine sts., $10 a month Second floor 39 Beers street, $14 month.
 GEORGE A. ISBELL. iy12 792 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-07-22
oNEFRuENn RoBs ANOTHER.

Edward Tobin Caught in a Trap Set
 By Detective Brewer-Released On
 Bonds.
 Tranquility was reigning at the police of fee yesterday afternoon when Detective Brewer marched in with Edward Tobin, the well known proprietor of the glass supply store at 175 Meadow street. MT. Tobin was arrested on charge of stealing $75 from Hugh J. Reynolds, the Crown street wine merchant. For some time Mr. Reynolds has been missing from the three cash drawers in his establishment sums of money varying from one to five dollars, but was unable to fasten the crime on anyone. Marked money was placed in the drawers.
 Detective Brewer was put on the case. Mr. Brewer laid some very clever plans to catch the man he supposed to he the thief By the detectiveis schemes they were able to locate the drawer which was generally raided. This was near the telephone. Tobin, it was noticed, had to use the telephone very ire quently. The telephone is located in part of the store where the speaker can be little observed, and is near the money drawer that was raided. It was decided to watch Mir. Tobin. There was a suspicion in Mir. Brew er's mind that Tobin was doing the pilfering, but nothing could be discovered, Mr Key holds and MT. Tobin are very intimate friends. Tobin after using the telephone was caught ID the act of taking dollar from the till by Detective Brewer, who had been watching him through key hole. MT. Key was in the store, and he was in the yeay of the store. Tobin released Sn bonds of $100 furnished by Janiter Rohsn of the City Hall,