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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-28
TOR SALE.
TIHE HOLMAN ADJUSTABLE BABY
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding liens by Judgment or other
wise, on the real estate, or any part thereof, Of
George A Hefvey and Elizabeth V. Hervey:
In pursuance oil decree OF tho Circuit Court OF
Ohio county, made In o cause therein pending to
subject the real estate Of tho said George A, Her
Vey and Elizabeth v HerVey to the satisfaction OF
the liens thereon, you are hereby required TO pre-
sent all claims held by you and each OF You
v. Hervey, or either OF them, which are liens
upon their real estate, or any part Of It, for Rdiud
cation to me, at my otce, No. 1870 ChApline street
In the city OF Wheeling, Ohio county, West Viz.
gInIa, on or before wednesday, tho 2Sth day Of
March, 1883.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF February,
1888. JOSEPH X. PAUL.,
". J. ". CowDES, Commissioner.
gol for C0mplRiuAnk fe28Tu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-28

THERE Is nothing in existence that will
equal Salvation Oil in curing pains in the
Joints and muscles, or spinal affections.
Prica 2h centA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-28

BeIlAiFe 4 Z4neEVille Through Passenger leayeI
BellGrO st $40 g. m, arrives ct BallRiFe Al D. ~
WoodH1eld Passenger leaves BellAlr0 II as .,
m, arrives At RellaiFe at $40 q. m. -
Hummefhold Accommodation Leaves Ballaira Al
100 p. NJ, arrives At BcllRire at l0:I6 q. m.
WHEELING & ELM GROVE R,R-
w On And after Monday, October 81, 1857.
tIainl on the Wheeling d Nm Grove railroad viii
Leave Wheeling;
$50 m, 800 m, Q m, II 100 m, l;S0 N, 20
p M S;20 p m, 7;o0p m, 800 pm.
Arrive At Wheeling Park:
500 m, 1885 m. g:S6 m, u:3S q m, 2:O6 D m,
A:OS N, 6:bo p m, 1885 N, 9;S5 pm,
Leave Wheeling Park:
6:l0 m, 7:to m, 1000 m, 1880 m, 2:So D m.
l:0 p N, 6ll N, 500 p IN, 1000 n.
Arrive At Wheeling:
6;45 m, $50 m, lO;sS m, l:O5 D m, S;OS m.
1855 2 N, 6:lb 2 m, s;SS p m, 1880 , IA.
SONDAYS-LeaVe the city At 500 n, and Fun
every hour until 300 , N, Leave WheoiinF PHff
ct 800 N, and run every hour until 10 , n, e.
copt the church tl1in, which will leave the I'M
OGS q HRsCH, supL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-28

nIlAPIE5, black heads, chApped and oily skin
] I'M prevented by OuticurA MediCAted Soap.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-28
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAIEs-On and after Feb. "a, 1SSS-RxPLA.
AATioH OF REYKREHoE M axe. eDGily. tsundAy
excepted. monday exc epted. saturday ex.
copied. Sunday only caster standard time;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-28
NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

IWANTED-TWO GOOD COAL
w BANK MULRs. BoGoB Run MnUN0 &
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16
LECTURES AT ST. JOHNS CHURCH.

Dean Adams has Just concluded n course
Of lectures az 81 Johns church on some
Things Which We Americans Should
Think About" These lectures have hesn
listened 20 by very large congregations.
The Ushers report that upon one evening
alone some $40 people were turned away
because there was not room FOR them ia
the church. As is usual with him. the
dean combined oddly wit, hum0r AMI
logic in these lectures. lie begias ca next
Sunday evening a course u lectures on
some Things that We Americans Should
Not Be" His first lecture will be or
Why am a Radical Ant Prohibition
ist-" As the dean = not q rsdcai man by
nature. there must be some good room FOR
his radicalsm in this particular Hear
The tsrtura
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16
RCRGLARI.

yesterday morning quite robbery was
reported as having occurred some time the
night before The store room OF A c.
Rhoades in the Crawford opera house
block Was entered by burglars and e-su
cigars said TO have been stolen Entrance
was gained to the room by prying apart
the two door at the entrance On the
north side. In doing this the plate glass
in the left door was shivered and when
opened IN the morning it fell OF. 70 the
floor il pieces Mr.. Rhoades stated that
after making al inventory be found that
1870 cigars were missing; the cigars
taken being mostly of the finer grades,
the thieves showing fine discrimination
The stolen property it Is believed. was
taken away in a wagon Up TO going 10
press the thieves had not been captured
although the officers state that they have
a clue which viii lead 70 their apprehen-
SION
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16
JUSTICE ATvALLEY CENTER.

Yesterday was big Gay at Valley Cen
ter, it being the day set for the trial Of the
numerous burgiaries aud larcenies that
have recently been committed IN that Vi
entity
Clarke plead guilty 70 two charges OF
petty larceny and received a fine OF $ and
s. respectively and costs, and was bound
over on a charge Of burglary and grand
larceny and bail fixed at a go Ia the
other grand larceny case he was bound
over under a 500 bond
GilHiand in the burglary and grand lar
ceny case was bound over under s., 900
bond, aud the three boys. Thompson and
two others, plead guilty 70 several charges
of larceny and were seuteHcad 20 Iinety
DAYS in the county AL
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16
10 ApyERrNERs.
PERSONALS.

&c. Hatch, Rich Hill, is in the city.
A Larkins, Parsons, is here On business.
c. P. Smith. Aspen, Colo, is in the city
AT. Ely was yesterday IN from How
ard.
=. Bentley came in from kiowa last
night.
E.B. Miller, St. Louis, is here on bust
ness.
In. Logan, of GlenwOod, No, is in
the city.
J.H. Neagle, Paris, Tex, is here on
business.
HI Kramer, Oxford, Ohio, is looking
over the city.
J.H. Loudan, Bloomington, Ind, is here
on business
Fred Forscha was yesterday over from
Hutchinson
VIM. Barnett, of Dayton, O., is looking
over the city.
VT. Brown came up from Wellington
last evening.
H. Smith and wife were over from Ere
donia yesterday.
A. Webster. Waltham, Mass, arrived in
the city last evening.
H.F. Anderson, Of Kansas City, was
among yesterdays arrivals.
Ed Fairfield came down from Kansas
City Sunday and is at the Carey.
II. L. Baldwin, Jr, and W. H. Heron,
of the l. :. geological surrey, are at the
Carey.
Miss Viola Dunn returned Sunday from
a weeks visit with Mrs. 2. A Becker of
hingman.
County attorney Jones, W. B. Bailey,
James SimeraIl and !. y. Haymaker, were
at Valley Center yesterday on legal busI-
ness.
Al Kirk. of the American EncausJic Tile
company. New York, was II the city yes
terday calling upon friends and Gus
toners.
Chas Rigelman, Des Moines; Geo. A.
Hawley. Chicago; Harry q. Wilson, Tope-
ka and L. H. Hemenway, Rock Island, Ill.
arrived ar the Carey last evening
Prof Cowgirl, formerly Of The sugar
mandatory at Fort Scott, and more re-
Gently of Sterling, was one OF the callers at
the board Of trade rooms yesterday.
Mrs. G q. Heath and her little son Earl
Of Switzerland county. Ind, enroute west
on a visit to relatives, stopped in the city
Yesterday and spent the day with friends
ana in taking in the points Of interest IN
the city. She made the eyrie pleasant
call.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16
THE COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

Judge Reed yesterday heard the argu-
ment ia George vs. George and took the
case under Amusement
The taking of evidence in Brown vs. A.
T. s. ; F. r. r Co. was flushed last ght
aud the argument viii commence this
morning.
JUSTICES COURTS
Justice Hammond yesterday had up for
hearing before him State " A Matte, &C
cuseG Of selling liquor. The charge was
instigated. it was stated, by colored man
named Crenshaw because Matte refused
20 invite him in private Office when he
was talking with some gentlemen Mr.
Matte put up 500 for his appearance and
had his case continued until wednesday.
Justice Walker spent the day cut at
Cheney in attendance upon the grand Re
publican rally and nothing was done N his
court.
Justice Barrett disposed Of twelve civil
cases.
POLICE COURT.
Yesterday was one OF the busiest days
that Judge Dixon has had for many day
and as the result OF the collections made
there was quite neat little sum Of money
TO turn over 70 the proper authorities.
Orthe alleged delinquent street laborers
that appeared in court yesterday, r.
Craviu and T. story were both over forty
five years Of age, and A. ;. Deans paid
3 80
Mrs Ellen Davis, the keeper OF a coiored
bagnio. paid 50 q the so she owes the
city. MsbIs Lamb aad Moilie Jilts, two
inmates OF her place, each paid 8, Ada
inn Il -
missed sue Arnold also paid & Pear
Anderson was the name Of a somewhat
antiquated siren who denied a similar
charge that was preferred against her sac
was however, found guilty aud tined the
usual amount Lena Hammond. OF s.i1
another house, paid part Of her fine susie
Smith and Jennie Davis. Of s1llI another,
turned IN their fall amount
r Taylor came forward With 81 for
vagraucy. and SO for keeping his place of
business open on Sunday TIE charge Of
keeping a gambling house was vita
drawn.
Wn. Smith vas another whisky vAgraut
that paid his hae.
2 H Cochran, picked Up drank
on tie street the day BE-
fore, did not forget to pay - for ar
incidental to ms spree. John SmIta was
euothsr unfortunate gzI4ty Of the SANS q
feuse
J " Perry. the bold bad maa wi;h
two guns EPon his person. arrested Sstur-
day u.ghE. was finsd SO and went cut
With IA cfHcer % fad TIE Eaoasy 70 pay
his way Gu Of tee cooler.
George Campbell wzs ALAG accused o.
earring concealed weapons b2s tat
charge did n0s stick and be was fined only
for dru1kenneaz
John Wrlgat. c. 4 Jones, Bevs Osborne
All George Green we're dlstur5e-s q tie
peace. their GEes az q which we're uzaId
we're e each R0oert DAVIS TIE eolored
COY, wno vas arrested scrns tine ago upca
a similar charge wzs dismissed
y. Schultz turned 10 his u301tsiy fine q
81 20. running a gambling hozse-
PEosATz CcCzT
= druggists permit ~zs ysster1sy ls-
sue<3 70 Frank = Cooper.
4 settlement vas yes-s-aaT --ads b
Robs-r Surtzs, executor C tas estate q
Priscilla L -Az~-
Marriage .icsas> vas yesterday .Ss1s1 20
tae following persons : o. Logac AID
Lara A RAAsler Aod-sE Wood and
Della Johnsoz, Frank : Hotchk3a AID
Nzncy Z WALKER. al 0s Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16
IITEKARN

A number Of ladies' 4ad gentlemen were
az ~ last Douglas aysEus lazs evening
and formed n class for the stndy 81 English
literature II r. Carr was chosen leader
l. +. HAMBURG scribe The ciass j. CON-
posed Of fae following ladies' and gentle
men. Mis- F. Y Eates Aliss Nora Is cody,
Mrs r y Bi.bce, Miss Helen F9rdhau.
Mrs o. Resde, Mrs J.. = Carter. Miss
Addie Brooks. Mrs Ella Wo-bs. Miss -
+. Phelps Sir. F. ~. Carr NJ l.. r. Hsga-
burz. Mr. J. s PieFrepoaL Nr Bruce l.
keenan,, Dr. Napoleon Hoag and
A program has been arrause1 for Moa-
day evening. October - l--s
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16
AT The POLICE STATION.

Las3 night the inmates q Alice Sinclair
colored dive were brought up % the station
the mistress and E.r.s al paid the.r fines
but Bertha Clark, WHO remained the great
CT part n the station.
u 8. Shelton was arrested for gambling
and pas up enough 70 secure his appear
ance IL court thls morning
City Marshall MCNAMARA ra.ded e gam
bling place on the corner % Fourth and
Williams There was forty cents for
which tie colored boys II the room were
evidently playing craps, Upon the table
when the officer entered the room. ID one.
however, appeared % claim i and 50 10
arrest was made and the money thus being
without an owner was coudzczte4-
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16

All aboard for Abilene Tram leaves
Rex l.lsuf depot at els tomorrow
Wecnesdag morning A special through
coach VIII ha provided f9r the Wichita del
egation. Pare for the rouad trip az
To avoid the rash a, train time delegates
should today procure t4cksts as tbs city
ticket One. 80 East Dvagias aTsnG~-
Care must De taken % Eet a certiacsts
from ticket agent at time - bayiax tlekst.
wbick certificate when dIiY syne3 ~
Abilene wlIl snsitis tins holder 90 rstara
over sane route Al one-;hirt fase-
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16
BRIGHT Litter FOR aYPAT1A.

Members 81 the Hypa:iz ard az 0i1e-
bright women CO Wlc2ItA should 1ct fa.i
70 Rad a letter else h%re frozz ere @ tAs&r
number wao Is visiting New York and
ssho was Invited % day WIFI tcs famous
Sorosss clz5 a. Deilzozscs The EAG1E
IS .'awfGIly" rrozd q lie fact thai i
numbers z1oag Is friends - many
nr5ght s12 superior W!xhits voEns1-
women who are equal % any occassca- ard
rarsieular3Y tackse1 taat oze CO TIE E9os-
Constant q these lady fr1-3ds skcuid have
goze down 20 @ssv ! s-k AID captured tie
greatest wSo-AE 5 equalization - tie
v1-t1
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16

Secretary CI=1.ats Of ;he b~s-4 q trad.
IA n receipt q lsc,sr from Hr Pierce
rslatIve 20 TIE Wieaz1A .xhiti. II Il ..
SAYS TIE recezt sc65tsozs have gre&sIT m
proved TIE sxAsSit, making i n s.ct h-st~
than erer before. u sill eozfInEss 70 at
tract con ss1srasle Attention an6 20 draw
forth E.azy Inquiries he s&yz, TOO. la
Ehs expox4.ioa nay be extended so- . tsw
Nskxk
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16

The late Deep Water Convention az
Denver provided for state COMMITTEES, who
should meet at Dallas, Texas. On the isth
Of October, for the purpose Of memorial
ing congress and for EIigg tie pace f1r
The next convention Kansas VII be
represented b. Ez-U. :. Senator Alex
Caldwell. q LeaFeavv0zth, Judge E1-
mory. 81 Lawrence; Howell Jonas and :.
K MuIvane, of Topeka, ". z Hgteain-
son ard c. L Martin, Of Wichita. ! por-
rloa Of tie delegation went down ~ l2st
nights train Hutchinson and Martin
viii get OF thls evening 4 nothing hap
pe1s. The meeting = very Important
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16
THE GENERAL ASSOCIATION.

Of Congregational churches VIII hold is
annual meeting at Kansas City. Kansas.
Oct. /. 20 - Arrangements have been
made for reduced rates CO all railroads u
state :0r those attending this meeting
Full fare VIII be pad n going 20 Kan
sas City, No, foE which q receipt must De
taken from the staten agent sailing The
ticket and q certificate viii then Re given
by the register CT the association. By which
the person may purchase return ticket q:
one-thirCi the usual fare.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16
ADJUSTMENTS
CRAWFORD GRAND.

The principal event in the amusement
circle for the week viii De the appearance
of Jarbeau at the Crawford Grand Thurs
day night. Although she IS unknown in
this city, yet all who have had an oppor-
,Unity OF seeing her as a member of the
Duff or other opera companies or in her
play of Starlight" can testify TO her emf
nent ability TO please and 20 entertain
Wichita is the only stop the company viii
;. Joe
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16
DIAMoSD SToLFx.

As Ar. Terri. % thz German Payer
company. =. Loals. va o0n-as = ths
city Suna y ~ -; ever the -aats p 81
Wa rslieveti % valuable dlauoad sfsA
II. was Ia the palace ear and he asausos9
Eas taken while Be Ess ss.ssp n as o~rtA.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16
SALT PLANT MACHINERY.

Globe Iron WORKS closed contract yes.e--
day with Bo7vraa & Crsyc-zft, O King
n.an. fsr their 40 barrel salt plant cam
plere. reaSy for running Tie Gtode Iron
works hare orders On Sheir BOOKS ncw for
salt plant machinery 70 keep than busy
for The next SIX months All department. Is
OF their works are full Of we-x-
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16
BIDS FOR THE JAIL.

Yesterday the bids for the sale OF the old
jail and other buildings upon the county
property were opened by the county com
missioners. There were but two bidders;
and the offers of neither being satisfactory
the commissioners refused TO consider
them
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16

The Boston Quintetre Club Will appear
at the First Presbyterian church Novem-
Der I'd instead OF. as heretofore announced,
at the Crawford Grand on October 27th.
They come under the auspices Of the Fran
els Willard Y and not of the W. c. T. |.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16

Jarvis lines to the editor. in Sunday
mornings issue. were butcheTed by the
type setter and were then overlooked by
the proof reader in the hurry of Saturday
nights extra duties. The author no doubt
felt equally chagrinned with ourselves.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16

The attention OF the police was last night
called to place on Main just south Of
Douglas which was considered not only
dangerous but also extremely unpleasant
to the olfactory nerves Of persons there
and thereabouts
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16

Gara.la Relief Corvs "a. - all bod -
regular ssz.soa GO Tgestay. ocs<hsr q. ~
2sS3 ?. n q Ga-Hz.d ball Al g@rsoas
having clSsssaz ;ssy wat 20 eoH4ts - -
poor VII SIsxss Leave tks sans zsEs Ma
Cocckl.a. a. - &orfs Topeka Srenzs-
MEz AAET ~. BccEsEE. ascrssary.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16

Elmer Reifi, while riding on Chicago
avenue with a lady Sunday evening, had a
little piece OF excitement that WIS not an
ticipated by the couple. Their horses be-
came frightened and. wheeling quickly.
upset the buggy, throwing them both OUT.
Fortunately neither received any serious
injury
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16

Somebody's pet coyote is playing havoch
with chickens down in the neighborhocd
OF Kellogg and Fourth avenues, and as a
consequence some Of the good people are
watching around after night with shot
guns
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16

J. P. Rhodes, six miles south Of this city.
this year planted some corn during the
rainy spell about the middle Of July. The
corn. a specimen Of which was sent 70 this
office yesterday. is Just maturing. being
past danger from frost. It reached ma
turity in less than one hundred DAYS and
one ear sent Us is full twelve inches long
Rnd IS immense corn.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16

Yesterday forenoon Charley Miller, in
riding his bicycle on First street, ran
against lady in front Of the post offite,
and by the force of the shock she fell 10
the pavement. She was, however, but
sfrhflE iniurtd.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16
Irzav-gk1sEEE

Jutx. Tsonnzs ~ tie psri0rs q ths pro-
bate cozrf. yesterday lsn&.et - IzavrtsEs
Mr. : o. I.oeza AL Asss IouA2a \
Rzssler, bath % tAis city.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16

Porter Mckay. Grand Rapids. Michigan,
q capitalist and manufacturer, called yes
.erJtay. Mr.. Mckay informs US that he
came down here 20 study Wichita and
Kansas and would probably remain here
during the winter. He says the state, so
far As he has seen ii, IS hardly less won
ierful than Wichita.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16

The days on which it is possible to reg
Isrer are drawing to a close, and men who
have failed to register in Wichita are bust
ness men and professional men.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16

A EoyaI tiu-s, good thing 20 eat aBd
pleas4at company ~ - Paals NJ l.
ccurch, &C North I&~Feucs. this eTeasnz
Conse Al 90 IacasaAsnsea
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16

Let every one attend the social at St
PauTs NJ. E church on North Lawrence
avenue tonight. Hot coffee, doughnuts,
pumpkin pie and good time will be the
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16

One addition 10 the city was yesterday
fled with the county clerk. 1t is called
Carrie second.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16

The Office Of the Mirror has been moved
to pleasant quarters over the Nell-Fargo
Express on West Douglas.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16
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Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16
Hoods SarSaparilla

sasx " az z-=s<sez& 8 81 ~ ~ Frxssr<s ss-z
~ c LnooD = c. &s1s1ss4fasa. i.ssszz- k-ss
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Wichita eagle., 1888-10-16

by Democrats.
Republican party in favor Of protection
in no uncertain sound and II necessary TO
reduce surplus remove some internal rev
enue tax. The Democrats say Republi-
cans want free whisky but they don't
believe it or there would be no Democratic
party The speaker cautioned Judge
Martin about how he used MS
whisky bottle racket. Section -, Of
Mills bill was read and the speaker stated
that it had never been published by
Democratic paper. The article was the
Democratic effort TO support southern
nlooushiners in the whisky business. The
article stands in bad light for them 20 CRY
free whisk'' al Republicans.
The Republicans are il favor Of Ameri-
cans to make what i consumed in Amer
lea. and not John Bull with his pau2er
Labor Ebey Chouey, thinks tariff robs
farmers. First, give the farmer a market
and then as near him as possible. TIE
SIX New England states food production IS
enough 70 make scarcey oze break
fast for them. according 70 the best
statistics. Al the rest must
be shipped in Il does not
come from New York. Pennsylvania,
Ohio; then take Indiana the home OF the
next president, and there Is 4 surplus OF
food. protection but being daily reduced
&c factory population increasing. The
man ufacturers coming west- IN Missouri
factories increasing as well as Republ
cans in number. Kansas wheat, -four,
corn. and even Kansas hay IS sent 20 New
England Beef. pork al 20 70 the eastern
market, and does any one say IL Is not i'm
postant 20 have q home market, AID Il
does not help Kansas: TIE reason for
food supply il New England being small
IS due TO an exten. 70 protected industries
making factories more profitable than az
riculture- Kansas wheas protected
20 per cent aud this protects Amer
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-07-10
MOVED TO ANGER.
keeIy's Motor at Last Succeeds In
Creating Motion.

PHILADELPHIA, July 9.-Wm. G. Straw
bridge, as counsel for Bennett G. Wilson, to-
day obtained a rule to show cause why an at
tachment should not issue against John w.
Keely, of Keely motor fame. 1t will be re-
membered that in the bill in equity brought
by Wilson against Keely the court made an
order appointing a commission, who, with
the defendant and plaintiff, should examine
all the motor machinery. Mr.. Wilson says
that on May 7th this commission called upon
Mr. Keely at his workshop, and asked him
to point out the apparatus which was then
known as the motor. Mr.. Keely showed
them piece of iron lying ON the floor. which
he said was the motor, but which would not
be put together until cleaned, on June 9.
On June 18th the commission paid another
visit to Mr.. Keely's shop, and found that
the work had not progressed. In reply to a
question Mr.. Keely admitted that a copper
globe was part Of the apparatus, but was not
Intended to be worked separately. The
Chairman of the experts asked Mr.. Keely Ia
exhibit the interior construction of the con-
per globe, whereupon Mr.. Levan lprotested.
Mr. Keely said he would neither refuse nor
agree TO exhibit the globe, but left it entirely
in the hands of the experts. Mr.. Strawbridge
asked Mr.. Keely to exhibit the globe. and
Mr. Levan used such language that MT
Strawbridge asked Mr.. Shaw. another ex.
pert. to remove Mr.. Levan. whereunon
Leyan struck Strawbridge. This led to an
exchange of blows, and it was some time he
fore Quiet was restored. 1t is expected that
Keely will be brought into court during the
coming week.