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DunnPIings
Win
ROYAL Baking
Powder s

No dessert Is more delicious, wholesome
md ,appettlhg than well.made dumping,
hlled with the fruit Of The season. BY lie
We Of The Royal Iaklng Powder the crust 10
Away. rendered light, Haky, tender and al.
gestble. DunpllhgS made with Il, baked or
boiled, will be dainty and whoieson,e, Ana NAV
Be eaten 'teamlng hot with perfect inpuniiy.
RIeItrf = oas guar q ecgr, ihotourhy MA vi,h
Ute taipn9ni Of Royal Haki6E Powder ibd tiSsii
sasp9gn q aalt NIB u piece Of butter On iiid ny
,is ~ q $40 snd thea atd oas fss potato Ftsd q
h9ur aef ne butter u we'll mlied m n si ssd
te ~ eoatileney Of con biscuit d6tilhi 6ftSE
~ p.seei deush large Enough % eIoSs eStt Ieitf
g9hen N apple iof 0lhsf nut Il dttiftdI tisal
ellng a ~ " % elfihth dlth lof 1itansgI NM
Van usal ne iful' 7 tender Bale u pVisHtd.
y o. receipts calling for cream of tartar
enc soda substitute Royal Baking Po,SdSt
h. ~ vo1ble never falls, nakel more Gppe.
uling and wholesome food and d more 10.
hemieaL Royal Baking Powder 4 SpseisIiv
made TOT use II the preparation Of ia 6noit
end most delicate cookery, r
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rhluL. Panhandle is Splendid.

M4SSlSoToN, W. VA, Oct. 4.
DEAR sIRsi - Enclosed please ilnt
twenty-five Panhandle Coffee tickets
for which send me one OF your No. L
Oil Paintings.
think Pan. Handle Coffee Is splendid
Send painting with goods for 7. +. & ],
7. Koon, and oblige.
Yours, respectfully
HIStT Np,u
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sic i,ral,S,ll IllSlI,.

EALLEY UHoyEl W, VA, Oct 9,
k,imL s. Nave s0wi
DIAN siRs,.-l enclose you twepty.ilvf
Panhandle Coffee tickets for an on
Painting, Send mo . beauty go that
can tantall6u my nelglb0ts. give your
pan.ll0ndle rulleU high praise, and /
think h Ia the best ever iised. Send lI
IN care oil u W, BlaynBy, aud obllpe, y
Yours, respectfully,
ADALINH Il, MOGSEV.
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USE Ohio Valley Coffee. 1t'stho best,

For comfort and durability buy our
celebrated Scotch Wool Seamless Under.
wear, warranted not 10 shrink.
Just received 50 dozen more OF those
25c seamless one.half Hose. They are
great bargains. D. HESS & Sons,
1921 and 1928 Market street.
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WAsniNuroN, Oct. 3l.--tor West VII.
glnia, fair, slightly warmer, southerly
winds, For Western Pennsylvania, ralh
on the lakes, light rain In tho interior
slightly cooler, northerly winds.
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WAN4NAEER 4 BRowN leads The
world in Suits and overcoats. Go where
the consumer saves 80 per cent and gets
1900 samples to select irou, NJ j, W,
Ferrel's, 2lOl Main street.
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A MINER BADLY BURNED,
Foreman BAKER, of the LaRelle Mill Mines,
scOrched by Fro Damp.


scOrched by Fro Damp.
Yesterday morning Chris Baker, fore.
man OF the LaBelle Iron Company's
coal mine, met with quite a serious accl-
dent, He went into the mine as usual
with an open lamp on his cap, and " bile
making some explorations preparatory
to opening the mine inanew direction,
be- entered an unused ''room.n Before
he entered no smelled a peculiar odor,
but did not think of fire damp till he
had gotten inside. Before he could turn
to go out, the lamp on his head lighted
the accumulated gas, and In an instant
the mine resounded with the explosion,
and Baker was Knocked to the floor. He
was able to make his way out and to his
home on McColloch street, near Thirty
first, where II was found that his hands
and face were badly burned, and that
nearly all the hair on his head aud bis
beard and eyebrows were singed of
close. His hands were almost 6roiled
and the skin peeled oil In patches. DR.
PIPES was called and dressed his injuries
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A PROBABLElMURDER.
Thp Finding of u body Near Empire, Ohio
UnuyeS Excitement.

The dead body q . man vas found
yesterday in the edge Of some woods o
short DISTANCE belov Empire, Ohio, q
small town opposite New Cumberland.
The man had evidently been murdered,
and that al least two months ago, as the
body was in u sickening condition,
Coroner Berry, OF Empire, Is now hold
ing an inquest over the remains, which
haye not been identified, This locality
has BECOME quite noted Of late as the
scene OF murders,
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rnr tlchest llayor, OHIO valley Coffee


Fifty pieces 4OlnOh wide all WOO,
Henrietta cloth, all Colors, at 800 pei
yard, worth Soc.
Twenty-Five pieces 4ginCh wide all
wool Henrietta CLOTH, all culorg, at 7DC
per yard, regular price 81 %.
RrnNr & TnnMAa.
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ASK for Ohio Valley Coffee.


10 a combination Of The active properties
Of dates, Ags and primes, and otbSl
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered ! im'
inenEely popular. II Cntes habittial con.
stlpatl0n, mitigation, blllousnegs, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold In 90 cent
bottles by o, r. GOeiSe, w, w Irwin,
w. Il, WILLIAMS and John Laughlin,
Logan Drug %. and Goodwin 4 Co.,
wholesale agents.
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NLARliIED.

DlCKEY-REgD-oR Thursday, oCtober8l, 1882
q the residence Of the brides mother, Mrs
james |. BFownsOn, b, D., assisted by REV, j.
7. Mcclure, II D., Of Wheeling, aud Rev
Charles A, Dinkey, DID, Of Philadelphia
nR, IoHH L, DlCKEY, aud Miss ALICE L,
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zULAuF-on Thurday, October 81, 1850, at S:S.
O'Clock p. m, CARL A., Infant child oil
Charles and Carrie Zulaul, aged 10 months.
Funeral notice hereafter,
CHAMBERs-Qn ThursdAy, October 81, 1880, al
9o'aloCk y, M, RACHEL, wife OF the lale
Harrison Chambers, in her 10Th year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
Martins Ferry, on Wednesday,
October 20, 1889, WILLIAM DowNEY, aged q
years,
Funeral from tie residence Of his father, Robert
Downey, Martins Ferry, at Z O'Clock this
friday afternoon IntOrmeht will DO at
PculnEulAE Cemetery, Wheeling. Friends Of
The family inYlte 70 attend.
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Tnr ladies Of ST. Matthew's Church
will give social and supper at the
church on Friday evening, November /.
Supper will be served at O o'clock.
Price Of tickets, fifty cents. The pro.
ceeds are for the benefit Of the rectory
itind.
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II II Enllrel1 Satisfactory,
dlTNAVtti,R q. Giant 30 1890

Mm,. s. Bdtr, Cons.
DEAR siRs; = Enclosed please find
twenty-five pan.Handle Coffee tickets,
for which send me one OF your Oil Paint.
ings, No. 10. We have used Pan Han.
die Coffee a long time and find IL in.
tirely satisfactory. Please send tho pic.
ture IN caro- o. T. W. Iones, the grocer,
aud obllge, Yours, respectfully,
Miss MAa0iu MnRgAN,
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ln nure you pol ElocLiIc ANN FlOut
uloaksi Cionhai

OyerbOO loBelecl itomiu Ladies', Child.
rcnA' and Misses ClOaks. PflCps guar
anlped to be tue lowest. Examine our
stock before buying. SToNE &TIloMAE
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Tho Importance Of purifying tho blood can.
not DO oycFelIlmated, for without pure blood
you cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every one needs a
good medicine TO purify, ylIaillC, and enrich
tho blood, and we ask you TO Try Hoods
Peculiar and builds Up p' tho sy.tsI5.
creates an appetite, and tones the digestion,
while Il oradlCateS disease. The peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation
Of the vegetable remedies used give 10
Hoods SaTsaparllla pectl- r. I1aoie
LAY curative powers, No ~ IlS6II
OthermCdlclneh aSSuCh q record Of wonderful
cures II you hayO mado up your mind 10
buy Hoods sarSapariila do not DO induced to
take any other Instead. II Is q Peculiar
Medicine, and Is worthy your confidence,
Hoods BarSararlla IL sold By all druggists,
Prepared bye. l. Hood y Co., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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speclnl oner.

To-day, Friday and Saturday we offer
our Soc lowered Carpets for Sc. Come
quick for choice. Over fifty styles 10 SO.
leCt from. STONE & THOMAS.
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j. W. FRRRE1, 2lOl Main street, is
certainly closing out regardless Of cost
his Dry Goods, Wraps aud Carpets, the
way they go.
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Thy Electric Light You will use no
other,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-01

jacobs 4 lSRNBERa closing out retail
stock, Now IA your time 10 buy bargains,
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Thermometer Record.

The thermometer at Schnepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday
Registered Us follows:
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Tnn best, Ohio valley CoiIeo.

SIS Seal Plush Jackets for $40.
Just received twenty Seal Plush Jack
els at $40, worth $l6.
STONE & THOMAS.
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FOR FALL AND WINTER.

Just received a complete aud artistic
assortment Of Sultlngs, PantalOOninyS
and OvGrcOallngs, which we warrant 10
ulakO up IN ilrst.ClaSs style, and at rea.
SOnable prices. FL guaranteed.
9. HESS u SONS,
1891 IE1823 Market Street.
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No ono now thinks OF domestic OF
foreign trip, without a supply Of Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup. IS cents.
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ttAsupCrlur to all others
MAhriNla FKRnY. Sent. %, 1889.

NINHIIN """II WI" ~ IVVV'
N,isra h Bder't SoHsi
DEAR slBi-EnClosod find twenty-five
Panhandle Coffee tickets, for which
please send inc one Of your framed pic
lures Of the little boy, ] have been
using your excellent Panhandle Coffee
Tor about three years, and find u Btipe.
rlor 10 all others. Please send the pic.
tute IN care Of LolE 4 sChcOhlet tho gf6'
C0rS, aud olllga,
Yours, respectfully,
Mrs, THOMAS MULLEN.
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TO tho proprietor Of salvation Oili-.
Thou has built q llvlng monument.
\ cutO i0f huflN with little money tnunt,
Salvation Oh, the great llnl,ROnl.
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GAYE TllE CONNUMER.

WanainaSet 4 hpWa, usk Hall, Philadelphia,
hNt tgh, yNii' lao Sew Samples Of ulDll and
Caiilintlth 10 select by Heb uyeic0al and suit
from, aud save ypu ~ pet ttnt-nO Intelligent
'"''''''''' '''N !. ", FRRREL, Agent,
tri1 9l0l NAln littpl
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Work Of lie Lettsr cnrrlsrr.

The following figures furnished by
Mr.. Ralph Whitehead, Superintendent
Of Carriers, shows the amount OF work
done by the carriers Of this city during
the month Of October.
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Youn gtocer has ll!pcltIc LIphl Elonr.

TnE NJ, b. Q. will give their frat
grand ball at jennys Hall, In Fulton,
this Friday evening, All arc invited, A
good time expected. Admission %
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M. j. MoFadden.
UNDERWEAR AT COST


,.,,o ,CcolyOd from Tue agents q IiES la,E n.
uhdSiwCst Ml 1 .d ypa AZ eIIts iat inimS
wa WIZ s IA IiS sStuA, csst 70 make, laMe nv IN
1I swnStIic iot 81 Underwear on aAle ~ '''0 'V'
loH Hnni,I "a BfeSSt Cauelt Halt shiI.. ~ M:
n0n4vV WSfinO Shirts aud DtAgyssl eVv sno
All iirayy He'd shifts rilg Dta aN.s w. =
az, NNSi,S WotihO Shirts aud ptaMeEs, ~ sVnn,,
b htG,IpSd Wool shifts aud ptawV" WV"
,hFiS ,I a. SSI's ned wool shirts aud "wc'''
Z" S SSny s.,Ipcd csmols ila' shirts aud Drawers
IS },,.Sy Rib cAmelr iialf shirts and Drawers
SSSS S@aii.h Mc,lnO striped shirts aud p''w'''
SSSiSsiii'S ,d wool ModlssISd ShIrti and Drawers
S ,S'sssSSsiii.,y" wool, HEAVY shirts and Dnv'"'
N@. .,,..N,.u wool Shirts and pmweti,
in1p1sS siIIod Wool shitII ana p ng RAW
ttSa.SmSFo Wool hSalca'Vd Shlt" eAu D'""
on, Sl %, ,... 49,. ali slsea. "a and go,
Nv ,w,ntN and Biik MIilluili ~ " aug ~;
fl.sttNi, (, i6VeH and MllA, w. VI bVNhu 'uV'
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NOVELS
JOSEPH JEFFEREoN.

BY FRANK r. STOCKTON AND AMELIA E. BARR
begin in this number Mr. characteristic story by the author Of
or the describing vyageo the Merry Cdn
Mrs s is powerful story the days of Cromwell by the author Of
Clan Yedders Wife, The OF the
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-31

PHILADELPHIA, July al.-About go
Sporting men from this city, Chester and
wilmington, who paid 20 each to witness
the tattlc, assembled in barn short
distanca acrcss the Philadelphia county
line on Monday night and saw n contest
TO the death between the white and brIn-
die bull terriers Brandy, owned in tais
city, AID Scalper, the PROPERTY of Cbes-
ter man. Each dog was 2 years OLD and
en cred the pit at twenty-five pannds
weight. Scalper had a record OF hsviug
never neea &afsPe and OF having killed
sixteen dogy fas many battles In the
PIT, while 1t W $randy's maiden fight,
ami he labored atitr the further disad.
vantage Of u touch of distemper that had
made its appearance sine. the contest was
arranged. It was for SldO n side. and
about 81 ,0G0 changed bands on the result
at even money. Brandy showed Syery
disposition to fight the moment hdS@as
plac d IN the pit, and displayed great
courage and endurance to the end, while
at the start Scalpor had ID be forced by
his handler. AS the battle nrnurscsaS,
10 rei, ,nv iatter's superior strength
suu cohulion told, and alter au hour and
tLifty-hve minutes OF clode fighting with.
oIt IL turn ne obtained throat grin on
pIaliuy anu ohoked him tp death. Both
dogs were terribly torn about the neck
tlrrat and fore legs, audlt wes doubtful
yesterday whether Scalp per would sur.
vive.
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WILMINGTON DEL WEDNESDAY JULY 81 1882


Inc personally conducted midsummer
eour arranged Ly the Pennsylyania Rail
ROAD company for Niagara FAILS, on Au-
gust 6th, presents an oppornity of visit
Ing the greatest of American wondera.
such as the people OF Philadelphia and
vicinity seldom enjoy. The date is liked
at time when everybody has the leisure
and the inclination to take a pleasure
trip the return limit of the tickets )yers
Just about tho period one can devote TO
tue purpose, and the destination of the
Tour Is full OF attractions and interest
The rate of 80 for the round trlp IA so
low as to hardly deserve consideration in
the expense account.
There are many things connected with
the tour which add greatly to the gener-
al interest. The special Il ain of Pullman
tdrlor Cars and Day Coaches will run bv
daylight through the celebrated Chester
valley, over the rich tielts of Lancaster,
and through the entire length of tho far.
framed valley OF the susquehanpa. The
return trip Is Zone the less rich In scent,
beauty, as the h1mcwaId rolte lies
through the picturesque valley OF the
Lehigh, which presents rome of the
Riahdeet mountain scenery in America.
All In all the Niagara tour promises mo, o
genuine pleasure and prcilt than any
similar event go far announced Tor tb.
summer.
The Tourist Agent and Chaperon will
accompany the patty, and as tlisnumber
Will b. necessarily limited, ,ln96zements
should at once be made at1tiie ticket
Offices of the Pennsylvania RiRlroad,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-31

The Baton Rouge Fencibles left New
Orleans yesterday for Southern Louisi-
ana, and were met on the opposite side
OF the river by the Delta Rifles, of West
Baton Rouge, and the Piaquemine MIL
tary Company. II is said the troops
went to assist Sheriff Droussard in exc
cutting warrants for the arrest of certain
negroes who recently lynched vile
| murderer.
Information has reached Helena,
Mont, of the probable murder and rob.
berry OF family of Flathesd Indians In
the Bun River region. Their camp has
been found with the charred remains OF
three or four people, and little doubt is
entertained but that they were robbed of
their horses and outfit and murdered.
Charles Dilger, who Is to be hanged in
Louisville to-day for the murder Of two
policemen, attempted suicide in his cell
yesterday morning. He tied wet hand
kerchief over his mouth ard wrapped
his head In the bed-clothee. He was un-
conscious when found, but soon revived.
Mrs Isabelle Everson, an aged woman
living alone at Edgerton, Wisconsin, was
found dead In bed yesterday morning,
with her neck broken and other evidences
OF murder. A chest supposed to contain
her money had been rilled.
Colonel John Atkins, editor OF the
Denver, Col, News, was assaulted on
Monday night by "Soapy" Smith, leader
OF gang OF ''crooks," upon whom the
newspaper had been waging war, and
was seriously injured. Smith was ar
rested.
The body of Samuel r. Justison, q we'll
known resident of Brighton, Illinois, was
found In the river at Alton on Monday
with pistol shot wound in the head. He
is thought to have been murdered and
thrown into the river.
Governor Beaver last night decided to
honor the requisition Of the Governor of
South Carolina for Rev. f. p. FlemoD,
the colored Pittsburg preacher, who is
wanted on q charge of murder committed
In 1884.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-31

Emory ST. ps drowned on Monlav
a Copgyesa Leeds creek, near III
rraston, Maryland. He wa,
| - years OF age, and unmarried, He wa,
born IN Philadelphia, his father and
grandfather having been prominent busI-
ness men of this city. Mr.. Stone resided
In New York several years ago. and did
Journalistic work for soIne OF the daily
newspapers.
Mrs. snodgrass and her two children.
agea and respectively, were drowned
IN WLite river at Rockford, Ark. on
monday while attempting to cross the
stresm In wagon. The wagon was
caught In the current and carried down
the river. Tho driver cut the horse,
loose and escaped with them.
syndicate In which Messrs. Elkins
and Widener, Of Philadelphia. are inter.
ested, has secured tho gas rights In Mdi.
ana CT between $4,000 and CO, 900 acres,
and Will pipe the natural gas 10 Chicago
A law Prohibiting tho running Of the gas
out of the State they expect to have de-
clared unconstitutional.
Nine persons were poisoned In Burllng.
n, Wis. on Monday night, by eating
dried beef shipped to local dealers by a
Chicago firm. Two OF the poisoned are
in precarious condition. 1t is said that
cats ard dogs which were given the meat
would not eattt
William Schtek and Mrs. Hannah
Becker were IA "A pd,ffenry p. Festner
was probably ~ ~ injured in Louis
vile, hyA on GeadAy night, by being
struck by = ttsin s3hIle trying TO cross
the LouisvillcsSouthorn railroad tracks
In wagon.
Hortz, who is under arrest at Dubuque.
Iowa, awaiting tbs arrival OF an officer
from Lewistown, Pa, where he is charged
with forgery, is also wanted at Osceola,
Iowa, on similar charge. TIE sheriff OF
Oseeola yesterday served warrant on
hsn.
%. s. A. II. Batcheller & Co., one of the
lsrge.t boot and shoe houses 10 Boston,
Hadc an assignment yesterday. 1, is
Understood that the liabilities will reach
v, $50. 900, with nominal assets to about
the same amount
A boi 'er In Flansgan & Brothers mill,
Pa, exploded yesterday, iu-
stautly killing Joshua Amber, IL Years
old. aud fatally injurlng George d. Schc-
field, years old. The mill was damaged
to the amount of 5l0.0C0
Reports have teen received Il Chicago
to the elect that Texas fcvM has br ken
put among the cattle In the Indian Terri
lory, and that hundreds OF cattle were
qying In Oklahoma from the effect of
'he climate.
During the progress Of the New York
washington besc ball game at Washing
ION on Tuesday the police raided the
tbloaching boards" and arrested five
persons for gambling on the game.
Howard F. Murphy, 30 years old, died
IN Tuesday in st. Mary's Hospital, Phila.
ielphia, from tic effects Of stab wound
on the 24th inst, It is alleged,
by George Hankison, who Is in custody.
The militia have been Withdrawn from
haneley, near streatpn H., the ecene OF
Tho recent ii sturbarces by the strikln,
miners, and everything was reported
luiet there on Tuesday.
William Detvlsh, aged % years, was
Killed on Tuesday in Prospect Coil!ery.
1t Ni!kesbarre, BY an explosion OF gas. |
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Uucnrthf.lu a shootinr a,,,,v

=, hAMMoNToN, n. D., July T.-Throu2h
Constable BernEhause Investigating the
Persono-B Bloesi stabbing that occurred
here recently, the mystery surrounding a
shooting aiiray OF two years standing
between Italians at that placs ia about to
DC eiear'd up, | the al eyed principals
hsvirg been arrested there last evening
From the evidence given before Justice
AthiDsoD, the parties had | been drink
ing, when dispute arose B, which ended
in David Marinelli being ehot by F.
Pinto OF Antonio Scarvo.
IL is said that both are implicated, but
u Is not dennitely known which the
shooting. All three of thu Ital!ans named
SAID as ittie as possible at the hearing,
ana appeared to be Inclined to shield each
other. They were connitted to The
lock up, from which they will be taken
10 May's Landing Jail to day 10 await
the Soptem Der term OF court.
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A civil suit to recover a balance du,
on carpets and window curtains was tr ed
before Squire Frank L. Smi,a yester,la,
afternoon. The plaintiff was Grauyil,
Worrell and the defendant William
Dloodgood. George r. Brown. ESQ,
appeared for WorIell aud William r.
smithers, ksq., for Eloodgood. The lie.
iendant stated that be wanted to furnish
Ills restaurant, No. ~S27 MarlaEun1xeet
and dropped into Nr.s Wossl .f fore
and contracted 18th him f6y<1k1 b
and number Of window 6l<f1,s ~
carpetiDgs he claimei were d1<>f az
perry laid nor matched, aud tic VIM II
curtains We're not furnished and but up
In apsatlslactory manner, and he had
never accep'ed tho job.
The plaintiff claimed that tho contract,
was fully and faithfully carried out: that
the carpets were laid ard matched as
1gooi as they could h., aud the curtains
were"accordiny to ordeuS.
MIR. coleman, an upholsterer for Mr..
Worrtn, stated that he had been at
bioodgood's five or six times fixing the
carpet, but that on account of stove.
an ice chest and several dining tables
placed on the carpet the stretching was
interiered with and 1t became difficult 10
match.
Samuel Speakman testified that the
winuow curtains were overchargpd. ard
VIM. F. Cloud test fled to the intcrioritv
oil the curtains and the imperfect man.
ner iu which the Carpets were laid. The
points on each side were summed up and
arered by COUNSEL, after which the ius.
tee gave judgment against Bloodpo ool
for the balance, s2543.