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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-13
AROVT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City and wheeling People
.. Abroad,

Strangers IN inc OltY uuu WhoeIlnk EoVpo
Abroad.
Prof. H. Samuel, the optician, will
leave the city to-day.
Mr.. Matt Altmeyer is on the road, sell.
ing Red Letter tobacco,
Mr.. Dave Evaus is out greeting his
friends after a severe illness.
Rev. John Whitehead, Of Allegheny,
Pa, is the guest OF Mr.. Mortimer Pollock,
Dr.. George B. Morris, Of Morgantown,
is the guest Of DR., D. B. Ross, Sixteenth
street,
Mr.. ]. R. Butts and wife, Of East
Wheeling, were at Rellaire yesterday,
Waiting friends.
Major ]. G. Anderson has arrived home
from an extensive trip through the In
terror Of the State.
Miss Flora Williams sang "In verdure
Glad" from 1.-THE Creation, !" at the First
Presbyterian church yesterday morning
Miss AnnaM. Wingerter, who has been
visiting friends and relatiyesin New York
City for the last three months, has re-
turned home,
Squire George Arkle will leave to-day
for indianapolis, as a delegate 70 the
Supreme Lodge K. Of II. His son Harry
will accompany him. d
Mr.. Richard Horn received o telegram
from New York Saturday saying his
family had arrived there from Germany.
They came here yesterday.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr..
Will Policy and Miss Carrie Vance, both
OF Benwood, which will occur at the NJ,
E. church at that place on the 10Th inst,
Mr.. R. H. Cummins returned Saturday
from the University Of Pennsylvania at
Philadelphia, where he will graduate
next year from the medical department.
Mr.. 4. Mexican Parkinson, q PhiIadel,
phia travelling man who has been coming
here for several years, and whose friends
here are numerous, Is again at the stamm
House.
Gen. B. F. Kelley and family will leave
Washington city in 9 few days for "sYRn
Meadows,n near Oakland, Md, their
mountain home, where they will spend
the summer.
Mrs. J. H. Woodward and daughter
Mary, Of Wheeling, Ala, returned
home Saturday. They were accompanied
by Mrs. NJ. D. Metcalf, OF Fifteenth street,
who will DO their guest for some time.
Ex.Mayor George Criswell, OF Bellalre,
an old and prominent citizen Of Bel.
mont county, is lying dangerously III at
the residence Of his son, John M. Girls
we'll, OF this city. Capt. Hans Criswell,
Of Moundsville, is another son,
Captain pnyeleF seems to be in re.
quest as an orator for Memorial Day,
He has received invitations To speak at
West Liberty and New Cumberland, and
also at the National Cemetery in Grafton,
on that day. The last invitation he has
accepted.
Mr.. Thomas X. Kennedy, OF this city,
has been engaged by the Council Of
Moundsville to survey and make plat
Of that town, showing all grades and
other points neediul before undertaking
tho permanent improvement pl the
streets, which is ab1tlt 10 be done, Mr.
Kennedy, although young man, ID q
civil engineer Of ability and will do good
work.
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POINTS FROM rus RIVER.
The water Ri,inE-A New o oat-rhO Local
t'.t Packets.

The water RiSing-A New ont-ThO Local
Packets.
The heavy rains Of Friday night put a
stop 10 the falling Of tho river which
had been going on steadily for oyer a
week past. The lsvee gauge Last even,
ing indicated a depth In the channel Of
about 7 feet 0 inches, and the river was
almost stationary. The st. Lawrence
passed down about 10 o'clock yesterday
morning with q bigtrip on board. She ar.
rived In this vicinity about 8 q. M, and
for seven hours her crew was kent busy
taking on ponsjgnmeuts trotl a number
i"m4nufaptafihg establishments. The
Andes Is due to-day from Cincinnati, Tor
which point she will leave on her re-
turn trip tomorrow afternoon at 8
o'clock. The Andes will probably be In
good time this morning, as she has been
engaged 10 lake an excursion marty 10
SteubenYille this evening Under the au.
spices 81 The Soma oil Veterans. This
excursion promises 10 he one Of the
most enjoyable ever given on the An.
dies. Next week this popular steamer
viii CUmInenCe ueF popular 6AVurblOn
trips from here 10 ClnCin.
natl and return, Nearly every
one knows how pleasant The Andes
summer excursion6 In the naBt have
been, and Capt Charlie MuhlSman and
Clerk MKT Noll are determined " make
them better than ever this season, The
hull Of Capt, John Booth's new Clafing.
teH packet Tho i'Iibefty,W arrived here
Saturday ibF the pbfpo6e Of having her
cabin PITT on aud machinery htted In,
Her length ID 1B4 feet, beam "a feet, and
measurement about $50 tons, The mod;
e q graceful gAd tymelticaI Que and
bhe Bels well In the water. saturday
Captain Booth sold his old steamer, the
Telegram, which hAA run In the Glazing.
ton trade Tor number Of yeatB, 10
q Plltsbufgh party named HodgehB for
q, $3.50 cash. Hodgehs will ht her up ~
Q Davis Island excursion packet. The
Katie sLotkdale passed DIP yesterday
about noon With 4. GOOD tin. The
beacon llkht Steamer Golden Rod d Cd |
hef'Vaydp ph 9he 81 her periodical trips, !
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A well attended meeting Of District
No:S, N. ?. u, was held Saturday after
noon in Trades Assembly hall, delegates
being present from Elm Grove, Wells
burg, Moundsyille and this city.
President Jerry Mead presided and
every point ut issue was thoroughly dis
cussed, After mature elaboration the
following terms were adopted Us the
lowest the miners will accept; Run Of
mine coal, IS cents per ton OF 1000
poundsi over II inch screen, O2l cents
per ton, provided the Ohio miners are
reduced 10 that price; drivers and CON-
mon laoorers TO be paid at the rate OF
81 80 per day OF ten hours, and skilled
labor 81 IS per day for ten hours work.
The time for another conference be.
tween the operators and miners has not
been definitely decided upon,
Nearly all the mines on the main line
and Wheeling branch Of the Baltimore
4 Ohio road are now In operation. On
the Wheeling division, Floerscheim's
and the Eclipse are the only mines not
running, Snowden, GaStonville and
Nottingham are paying 7ll cents per
ton, while Anderson Is paying just 70
renta cash. d. ..r. ii
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POINTERS FROM FHB POLICE,
Interesting caSssin Court attempted Rob.
uB.. berg, etc, Ir

~ 4....a hpFy, etc, 4F
There was an attempted robbery in the
Eighth ward Saturday night, which fail
ed owing to the timely discovery Of the
thlef. From the description given the
police think they know the man and will
arrest him,
Saturday evening 0 young fellow was
walking on Twentieth street with
frankie Lee, a notorious woman, when
two other men forced the woman to
leave him. He resented II, when one Of
them drew q revolver. The police ar,
rived about then, but the men and wo,
man had disappeared,
Thomas Gleason, the thief recently
released from jail and arrested by the
police, bat discharged on condition that
he would leave town, turned up again In
the Eighth ward Saturday and was again
locked up, He will be arraigned before
q justice under the bad fame act.
A fellow called at police headquarters
Saturday night and inquired lor the
"Fat Mans Club and when Officer
Gaus appeared, he said, "That's itW
Gaus lifted him off Of the steps and he
came down somewhere in the Hempheld
yard, Yesterday morning he again ap-
peared on the same quest, and recog,
nized Officer Deku as the "Fat Man"
Jake can stand most anything, but that
was too much, He locked the fellow up.
Yesterday Mrs, Mary Smith, Of Mar
tinsburg, appeared at police headquar-
ters with three children, and wanted aid
TO get to Newark, Ohio, Chiet Del
hrugge got County Commissioner Nc
Gregor to send her on, She is widow,
In destitute circumstances hut has rela-
tives at Newark,
In Police Court Saturday two Of the
three men who entered q respectable
residence in East Wheeling Friday night
and grossly insulted several young Ia
dies, were fined $50 and costs, and the
other SO and costs.
The two garbage contractors arraigned
In police court Saturday morning had
their cases postponed until next We'd
nesday. 4, NJ, Gilleland, arraigned for
violating the night soil ordinance, was
tried, but the decision reserved.
LAbJeVeulnR OluCet MCNlCuOl ATEebteu
Herbert Lesuer, Of Martins Ferry, &C.
cused OF stealing q set Of harness from
his father yesterday while the old gen.
tleman was absent at a funeral, The
young man was locked up here, and
later his father came over and took him
across the river, II Is said that since he
suffered a sunstroke last summer Her.
bert has not been mentally strong.
Officers Carney, Lukens and He'll
visited the house Of III fame Of En- Nc
Manaway, In Alley O, and arrested the
landlady and four inmates.
AT the matinee session OF the Police
Court Saturday, Nelson Berry, cOlored,
got $40 and costs for kicking in the door
at Celia Williams house. He went up
thirty days in default.
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DECORATION DAY SERVICES.
No Street ParadS-TRs Details Of Commit
tees and the Like. 80,

No Street Parade-The Details Of Commit
frt tees and the Like. ,et1.g p
The committees Of the three g, A. R,
Posts Of this city to arrange for the OBJ.
seryanCe Of Memorial Day, held a we'll
attended meeting in G. A, R. hall satur.
day evening, The various sub-Com,
mittees reported progress. Rev. W. G,
Riheldafer, Of the Chapline Street N, E.
church, will deliver the memorial SER
mon in his church ON Sunday evening,
May 26, at 8 o'clock. The committee
decided not TO have q parade, but invite
all organizations who propose observing
the day TO join with the G. A. R, in the
ceremonies at any cemetery they may
select, tol'r
The arrangements are the same Is last
year, Stevens Post having charge OF all
cemeteries below the creek, Sheridan
Post caring for Greenwood and Mt. Gal.
vary, while details from Holiday Post
will decorate the graves in Mt, Wood,
Peninsula and the Stone Church elm
Grove) cemeteries, The officers and de-
tails 70 have charge Of the ceremonies
will be announced at the meeting next
Saturday night $40 ~
Memorial services will be held in G,
A, r. Hall on the evening OF May S0th,
the detail for which Is as follows; Com
msnder, ]. A, Arklei F. H, Orago, chap.
lain; W, H, Travis, officer Of the day ;
Oscar seeley, s, "; G, w. Baggs, j. V,
No orator has yet been chosen, and it Is
probable that several brief addresses
may be made, The committee having
this service in charge are; A, Ray, O, E,
Irwin, w, s. Meek, Ed, Carlin, E, E,
Bowman and Mrs. A, L. Murdoch.
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/. Yesterday afternoon lansattaChe Of, the
electrical railroad named Rusk met with
q painful and nearly fatal accident. The
trollies came Of tho wires at one point
on South Eof street, where the wires
are very low. Rust went on top Of the
car to replace them, and while doing 80
lost bis balance and was about To fall
from the car to the ground, when he
caught tho wire TO saye himself. He
received q terrific shock, WHICH stunned
him 80 that he could not release the
wires for some time, and be fell on the
car roof and writhed with the muscular
contractions OF his body until released.
It was a good while before he recovered,
but when he did he resumed his place
on the motor, aud worked the rest Of the
day as II nothing had happened. The
passengers who saw the accident were
badly frightened, and several OF them
left the car and refused to ride again.
The employees, however, seemed not to
be affected by their c9'wOFker's narrow
eRGAUe. H|.| .s.f va N4.t 70
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.ABHER BOYCOTT BREWING
TioubIe with the coopers Re-
ported Yesterday Afternoon
TO THEo.y, TRADES ASSEMBLY
At its Regular Meeting here, and
the Coopers' Union Authorized to
Act-oigar Label Question
Again-Miners' Scale,

At the regular meeting OF the Ohio
Valley Trades and Labor Assembly yes
terday afternoon, the main topic con,
Hldered was complaint against the
brewers Of the city by the Coopes'
Union, About two years ago the COopers
demanded an increase OF wages, and
their employers answered that they
could not grant it at the ruling prices
for kegs, The brewers were then seeL,
and agreed to stand the advance, Ac,
cordingly wages were increased and the
selling price Of kegs put up to 81 %,
Even at present wages the coopers do
not make more than living wages
scarcely that, they say-and the key
manufacturers have but small margin
ofprotit. Recently, however, a cooper
named Brockhardt, who makes his own
kegs, sold some to brewer at a reduced
price,
The Coopen complained, aud com.
mittee was sent to investigate. The re-
port was made yesterday, To the effect
that the contract made two years ago by
the breweries, had been violated. The
Cooper Union was instructed to take
what action was necessary, and assured
Of the support Of the Assembly. This,
1t Is explained, means either the obser-
vance Of the key contract or boycott
on the beer. 5000.
The strike OF the Duquesne Steel
Works employees was brought up, and
the several lodges represented In the
Assembly were requested to do for them
what they could. The authorized solicit
tor for the strikers was invited to visit
the lodges. .
The question OF the Union label for
cigars was again discussed at length. 1t
appears that several years ago the Cen
eral Executive Board OF the X. OF L.
adopted cigar label for use all over the
country. This was, however, recalled
August !, 1885, and another adopted.
Most Of the cheap "scab' cigars sold
here have this old label on the boxes.
The only authorized labelior cigars now,
Is yellow seal with red on 1t, and
the only legal Union seal for tips and
stogies Is the blue label containing the
seal Of Garfield Assembly, X. OF L., OF
this city. .,....,s .5.I .#'
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aThs aolden GIant A1Ine,n

Kittie Blanchard, Mrs. Mckee Ran.
kin, supported by the same cast lately
seen In the Western District, was the
star at the Peoples Theatre last night and
her impersonation was that Of Bessie
Fairfax, In "The Golden Giant" Mrs,
Rankin studiously adheres to the re-
quirements Of her part, and her charac'
terization Is finished and wins both the
admiration and sympathy OF her audi.
ence, Her representation Of the limo.
cent child Of nature, as the sweetheart,
aud later In the last act as the happy
wife and mother, make admirable pic
lures and depict her ability in character
acting,-M Y, Morning Journal. Attic
Wheeling Opera House Wednesday
evening. The sale OF reserved seats
opens at Houses music store this morn
tn0
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MI John, ,. Fry for q long time past
Company's plant at Benwood, has re.
signed his position there, 10 take effect
Nay -, Wednesday, Mr.. o. I. Arnberg,
late OF the RENSSELAER, Iron Works, AZ
Troy, N, Y, has been appointed 10 tho
vacancy, and arrived In the city Satur.
day. Mr. Fry IL q competent and POM.
lar man, and Wheeling can lily afford 10
lose him. He, however, speaks Of hlS
Successor In very high ternfs. v
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The Speed Committee Of the State Fair
Association has awarded the pool selling
I6ttbe Anrlng races 10 Mel iuRhlIn \
are very good severaR entries Gs lave FsT a.
ready been made In the trotting and
pacing races, and Others are expected
daily. These entries close on the 22d.
There are now thirty.nine horses In
training on the grounds, The race track
j. T.. very literally PatroniEed these fine
Ida Wllkee, a S.year.old bay flly by
Brown Wilkes, Is being trained on
Wheeling Island by George Smith, an
expert In handling horses, This young
mare iB owned In Bellalre, and has
shown a speed that Is thought 10 be
worth developing. o.
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A Driver Badly Hurt.

Between 12 and l o'clock this morn.
ing q new surrey belonging to Robert
Luke narrowly escaped being wrecked,
and its driver, Hen Gordon, q well.
hurt. The team ran OF on Market street
and turned quickly Into Twentieth,
throwing Ben out:and cutting his head
badly. The Aye other occupants were
also thrown out, but not hurt. The
horses we're stopped soon after, and the
wounded pan's injuries properly at,
tended to.
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q Tar sack OF barrel, Satisfaction ID
In Pil6bufj's Hest =
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Yesterday Fred Joyce, youth who
lives at Bridgeport, was engaged In try.
Ing 10 train a young New Foundland
dog, when the animal was angered Al
some part Of Joyce's educational system,
and turned fercely upon him, tearing iii
face, armp, and plde badly. The boy was
90 surprised that he was at first power,
less to resist, and he was painfully
laceratcd before he recovered his pres.
ence Of mind or aid could reach him.
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A Bullders' League has been formed
by the contractors Of the city. At the
preliminary meeting the contractors Of
this vicinity we're well represented. A
temporary Organization was effected and
committees appointed to look after the
details Of the permanent organization.
The meeting adjourned TO reasonable
next Thursday, at which time per-
manent officers will be elected and the
organization perfected, The member.
chip will be composed Of the building
contractors In Wheeling and Bridgeport.
A number Of contractors have already
Joined the organization.
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rne sI.tr.uonr WnlkIng nIaleh.

Tho female walking match which
opens In the Capitol rink this
afternoon bids fair 10 be a. very
interesting event. There are ten en-.
tries, which promise a very exciting
contest. The entries are as follows;
Jennie Ransom, Maggie Wood, Carrie
Bonner, May Howard, Clara Bell, Hilda
Willard, Gertie Ewing, Della Park, Mag.
gle Hankins and May Folsom. Some o.
these are good ones" and have records
which they will try to beat here.
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TIE laying OF the new rails on the
street car track and tho grading OK the
track to conform TO the new grade, Of the
street has been completed up to Tenth
street and the Island cars again run down
hn1nu, Iha Nil 4, RI Hnnln
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Tie pabjsS Cry for II,

And the old folks laugh WHOM they end
that the pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup oil Figs, Is more easily
taken and more beneficial In lie action
than bitter, nauseouB medicines. II
strengthens the Liver, Kidneys, Stom.
RCh aud Bowels, while II aroIseg them
10 q healthy activity. For sale In 20 cts,
and 81 90 bottles by Logan Drug Com.
pSny, Anton +. Hess, r. d. Burt and O.
Mefiknmnllnf.
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The importance Of purifying the blood can.
no. be oyerestlmAted for without pure blood
you cannot enjoy good health.
AZ this season nearly every ono needs .
good medicine to purify, yItalIze, and enrich
the blood, aud We ask you to try Hoods
Peculiar and builds up the system,
creates an appetite, and tones the digestion,
whIle'it eradicates disease, The peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation
OF the vegetable remedies used give TO
HOOd's sarsaparllla peeul. To I+eaIf
lar curative powers, No SllSSH
other medicine has such areeord Of wonderful
cures, II you have made up your mind TO
buy Hoods sarsapaFIllR do not DO induced to
take any other instead. II Is . Peculiar
Medicine, and Is worthy your confidence.
Hoods sarsapaFilla Is sold by all druggists.
Prepared by G, l. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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Rll1lr nfnAtel.

10 a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, hgs and pfunes, and Other
tropical fruits. 1ts pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered Il i'm,
menlely popular, II cures habltuAl con,
gtipatl0n, Indigestion, blllppBness, sick
headache, pllee, etc. Bold 10 30 cent
bottles BY o. Il. GoetGe, w, w, Irwin
W. Il. Williams and John l4Aughlin,
Logan Drug %, and Goodwin & Co.,
Vhhlaaala aSafitL glilII M
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EScurSlOn 70 Cincinnati, Ohio, via. Haiti.
more q Ohio Railroad.

On MAY 18th and l4Lh The Baltimore
4 Ohio will sell excursion tickets 10
Cincinnati on account OF The EnOamp.
ment Of Sons OF Veterans d one lowest
limited first class fare Tor the round trip.
Tickets good going on date Of sale and
good returning not later than for trains
leaving Cincinnati May 2Oth. For rates,
tickets, time Of trains, etc., call on or
address agents Of the baltimore 4
Ohio, Or W. y. Reppett, DlylSIon PasS.
sngef Agent, Columbus, Ohio. NwFAW
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iSonit al Caught

This spring with your blood full Of i'm
puriti6s, your digestion impaired, your
appetite poor, kidneys and liver torpid,
and the whole ByStetn liable 10 be pros,
trated by diBeaSe--but got yourself into
good condition, and ready Tor the chang.
ink and wAsmer weather, BY taking
Hoods sarsapRtlIla, u stands Unequal.
led for purifying the blood, giving an
appetite, and for general SRAhg tiedi.
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Is natures own true laxative. It Is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known TO cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head.
aches, colds, and fever; To cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only BY the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale in 80 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton p. Hess, r. B. Burt and @. Men.
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We will offer the greatest bargains In
Dry Goods and CARPETS eyer offered In
Wheeling. Gall early for choice styles,
or you will regret 1t. ..f.
DRY GOODS. ..-
1000 yards 96.inch wide Suitings at
i6c per yard, reduced from 25c.
1000 yards double width Cashmeres
at 10C per yard, worth loo. II.
800 yards (48.inch wide) all colors
Henrietta Cloth atsac per yard, reduced
from b6c,
1000 yards (4O-inch wlde) all wool
Qashmerea at S6c per yard, sells at Soc
everywhere.
lOpieces (40.inch widel Black Henri.
eta Cloth at 50c, worth SOC.
1900 yards Summer Silks at Soc per
yard, worth 90 and Toe.
1900 yards surah Silk at 4Sc, worth
Coo.
1000 yards hest quality surah Silk at
80c per yard, worth 90c.
800 yards (24.inch wide) surah silk at
SOC, worth 81 Is.
1900 yards Faile Francaise Silks at
ESQ per yard, reduced from 81 50.
CARPETS,
% pieces Cotton Ingrains at IS and
Csc, former price % and SOC. 81
3OpieCes extra heavy Union Ingrains
at 42c, worth 55c.
lCpieces all wool Carpets at 49c per
yard, worth CSC. r-Y. .,I,
2OpieCes Brussels Carpets at Acc per
yard, worth 55c. ... @ -.
Is pieces Tapestry Brussels at 55c per
yard worth zoe. sH mo
Special bargains in better quality Ia,
pestry, Body and Velvet Carpea,
-,-. ~. sFoAR 4 THOMAS. Z.
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The plpes.SIcCoy SANDER trial lg stIll
where II was when court I'D ourned Fri
day evening, all OF SaturdayHsoSsiot DO.
nI.doyoted 10 arguments by counsel Of
legal questions CONCERNING tue 9dmiSel'
billty Of evidence as 10 whore Dr. Nc
Coy arst heard the stories about ~.
Pipes. The Jury was tlrst excused VII v
a. m. to-day, but 40 the argument wa
still unfinished when tho time for, ad'
lOurnment arrived, Judge Campbell an,
noinrgd that tho jurors need not report
until 2 p. m. to-day,