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BOAT AND 1JO0 LOST. .
The Niagara rall. Crank Make. An

other Experiment With Barrel Boat.
Carlisle u. Graham having braved the
peris of the whirlpool and Devils
rapids, at Niagara Falls was not satisfied
20 abandon his trip over the great cataract
because ono boat went TO pieces, 80 he built
new one which he tested Sunday afternoon
In the presence of several thousand exc,,r-
sionists. This barrel was more like the one
In which he navigatcd the whirlpool, but
was smaller and lighter than the one
wrecked on June 80. II was six feet long
by about three feet In diameter, and was
heavily hoopcd with iron. A Newfoundland
dog was placed in the barrel, the manholc
cover was locked securely, aud mt 3;40 y.
m, Walter odell, a New York Central en-
gineer, set the Gran adrin in the current
opposite Chippewa. AT precisely $50 the
barrel headed up toward the brink of the
Horseshoe Falls and rode nicely over. In
the rapids IL was not so severely used by
the waves as the heavier craft was, but II
met the same fate Mt the foot Of the falls.
In two minutes pieces OF the barrel came TO
the surface. IL had been crushed into frag.
ments by the tons of water which had
poured over the cataract with II.
People on board the steamer Maid of the
Mist, who saw the barrel slide lightly over
the centre of the Horseshoe, were surprised
that IL was wrecked Graham had gone up
along the gorge with friends TO rescue the
boat, but nc felt less certain of success than
on the last occasion. Then he said II he
failed he would like to die In tho boat. lie
was rather despondept early in the day,
and said that he had staked everything OH
going over the falls, He was willing 10 go
In the boat without a trial trip but yielded
10 the advice of his wife and friends
When the disaster became known, Con-
stable Andrew Horn, of Niagara Falls,
went after Graham, whom he found up ut
Bass rocks near the falls, contemplating
some Of the wreckage Of his boat. Mr..
Horn induced the melancholy navigator to
| crawl back to the Maid Of the Mist landing
! Here IL was agreed that nothing should he
said about Graham's suicidal intentions
| but the story leaked out.
William do We're, a theatrical man, who
il summering at the Falls, offered to help
Graham build another boat II he wanted to
| try IL again. Graham, atlcr his melancholy
| had disappeared, said that he had always
| been afraid of the Horseshoe, and If tho
barrel bad gone nearer the Canadian shore
| 1t would have come out all right. He say 5
! he can build u boat stroug enough to 20
over. The dogs body was not recovered.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-22

Mr.. s. s. Marvin aud Secretary J. u.
kremer, of the flood reliefconmittec, were
in Johnstown Saturday. They visited the
commissary and other headquarters and
express themselves as pleased with what
they saw. Mr.. Kremer says that over
$4,000 has already been expended in
Johnstown, not including the SJO0,Oo0 now
being paid out. lie did not give figures to
show clearly where this money had gone,
but said il exceeded $4,000. one hun
dred houses had been bought or contracted
for, costing sl60 each; one hundred costing
s207 each, and two hundred two-story
houses to be built by Contractor Hughes Mt
$500 each. In addition, fifty-two business
stands had been built at a cost of 1925 each.
This would make total of Sl09,750. In
addition some money was spent for collins,
lumber and the like.
over three -fourths of the money coming
into the hands of Governor Beaver direct
was for the sufferers in the Concnaugh
valley, the balance being for the Hood suf-
ierers Of Pennsylvania. Mr.. kremer said
that II was likely the Williamsport region
would get another appropriation, as IL
seemed they had not received their share.
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4 Now Iinilrnnd'a Troubles.

The Middlctown & Uummelstown rail-
road, now about onc-third finished, win
form u connecting link between the Penn
sylyania Central and the Philadelphia &
Reading, although operated by separate
company, This will give Middietown,
with its large iron interests tho benefit of
the Reading and its connections, and the
large brownstone quarries at Hummols-
town will have the advantage of the Penn
sylvania line. Both roads are now ma
nmuvring to gain control of the new road.
The Pcnnsy" several days ago refused
to further allow the engines of the Middle
town n Hummelstown railroad to re-
ceive or deposit cars on its sidings, and the
connecting switch was ordered To be
locked. the order was subsequently mod
lied so that cars consigned To the new road
would be delivered over the PENNSYLVANIA
by it's own shining engines.
The Philadelphia * Reading company
are now seeking an injunction res, raining
the new company from bnilding its road on
the bed of the old Union canal, which was
formerly operated by the Reading. They
still claim ownership. The new company,
however have secured right of way over
their entire route from the farmers along
the line, who claim that the canal reverted
back To them MS soon as the Reading dis
continued its use for canal purposes.
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summer IeisIlrs,

Hart Bonham, Il popular salesman in the
shoe store of u. T. Stackhouse, lefl to-day
ON his vacation trip 10 New York and
o.hcr places.
Mrs. Christian Hockey, of this city.
started this morning on a visit to relatives
at Conestoga Centre. She was accom-
panied by Misses Katie and Bessie Pucker.
Miss Loretta Bender, OF North Queen
street, has gone TO Reading to visit rcla-
tives.
Hon. Dallas Sanders, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with John Steele Twells, at
Watts station.
Miss Rose Reed, of this city, is the guest
OF Miss Annie Reinhold, at Watts station
The Democratic association excursion to
Reading will be on next Monday. The
committee had an advertising wagon on
the streets on Saturday night aud "A display
OF fireworks was made from the wagon.
B. i. McDaniels, the long distance
bicycle rider Of Wilmington, Del, arrived
in Lancaster yesterday on his return from
York, TO which place he had taken spin.
lie stopped nj the American house over
night and this morning lefl for home.
Mrs. Morris Harkheimer, daughter of
Abraham Hirsh, of this city, is in town
with her family visiting her father. She
will go TO Atlantic City in u couple of days
Attached TO Seashore Express, east, this
afternoon was the beautiful private ear
"Cornwalr of Il. II. Coleman. On board
Of were Mr.. Coleman, wife and family.
Mrs. S, i. Baily, her daughter Edith,
son Arthur and Miss Lena Hoax left for
Ocean Grove this afternoon.
Christ Lutheran Sunday school will pic
mic at Lititz Springs on Thursday.
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ste,s Asperttssn,e,.ss.

L>OR RENT-FOUR SIX AND NINE ROOM
jcis.ssd SS SOUTH WATER ST.
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MUzZLE YOUR. DOGS.
CalEf DUneEN koCa mas lSSuED A Proc.
LlMinOs 10 THAT EFFECT.
Hal Arthur Rosbrldge's Canine Been
Wearing the Wire Gccrxie McClarin
Would Have Two Good Arms.

CotuMBiA, July 22.--Geosgc McClarin,
a young son Of Robert McClarin, was very
badly bitten by large dog belonging to
Arthur Rosbridge The boy was passing
along the street when the dog made an at
tack upon him. badly lacerating his LEFT
arm. The wound was attended TO by Dr.
Taylor.
All dogs must be muzzled to-day, and
for thirty days thereafter, in accordance
with q notice published by Chief Burgess
Koch. John Duck and II. W. Gohn have
been appointed dog catchers All dogs
without muzzles will be captured and
placed in the old brick kiln near Hol-
linger's tanneiy. The dogs will be held
for "a hours, and if not redeemed will be
shot.
The Forest and Stream Camping club
will leave town on Tuesday morning ut
o'clock for their camp of ten daysin Mitilin
county. The club is provided with every
thing necessary for pleasant trip.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will go
TO 1.ititz Springs on Tuesday.
Tho picnic of the Reformed Sunday
school will be held at Lititz on Wednesday.
The Church of God Sunday schools Of
Columbia and Washington borough will
20 TO Silver Oak Park on "Wednesday on
their annual picnic. The trains will leave
at 7:30 and ll:55 n. m.
Tho Sunday school of st. Paurs y. l..
church will go to Penryn park on Thurs
day.
The pay car Of the Reading S Columbia
railroad was here this morning.
John Helfrich, an employc at the new
Presbyterian church, had the thumb Of his
right hand mashed this morning hy q
heavy stone falling on the member.
A number of people from town went to
Landisville campmecting this morning to
prepare for opening of camp tomorrow.
Miss Jennie Strawhorn and Maggie
Clark, of Philadelphia are visiting Mrs. A.
+. keim.
Mrs. Henrietta Snyder and daughter, oi
York, are " ting friends here
Mrs. Isaac Fornwalt entertained num-
ber of her friends at her home on Saturday.
A number of friends from Lebanon were
present, among the number being Mrs
Fornwalts mother, aged 80 years, and hei
sister, aged 81 years.
Work was started this morning by Cor.
coran d Byers in putting the wharves into
shape for the erection Of the saw mill Tho
property line WAS given by $. w. Wright
&. r., and the land cleared of all useles,
material and underground.
Daniel and Allen Koch, father and
brother of Chief Burgess Koch, who hav,
been In town for tho past few days. lcfl fo
the West to-day. The father will go Il
Utah and the brother TO Omaha. The chic
burgess will accompany them as far a,
Pittsburg.
Company G returned home on Saturday
evening from their annual encamplnent NJ
Slatngton. The boys We're well pleased
with their trip.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-22

Funeral services over the remains of
George Bryan Porter Ringwal, were held
Friday night. Tho services were In charge
of Rev. Roland Rngwalt, pastor of ST.
Wilfred's Protestant Episcopal church,
Cramer's Hill, n. j., tncphew Of deccasedl,
assisted by Rev. W. q. Ware, of York, Pa,
and Rev. II. Allen Griffith
Among those who attended the obscquios
were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.. Ringwalt, Miss
Kate II. Ringwalt, Miss Louisa l.. Ring
walt, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. =. Ringwalt and Mr..
and Mrs. Burns, all of Philadelphia; WIN.
+. Ringwalt, editor of the New York COM
merciat Bulletin, Roland Moore and Mrs.
Moore, of Lancaster.
The funeral took place on Saturday, the
remains being inferred In the Lutheran
burying ground at New Holland. The
pall-bearers were Thomas ii. Dobson, II.
ID. Wells, George Thomas, Dr. Thomas l..
Parke, Roland Moore and Dr. Silvio. The
services at the grave were conducted by
Rev. Roland Ringwalt, Rev. B. f. Phelps
and Rev. Mr.. Hassler pastor of the Luth-
erau church
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-22

On saturday evening the bricklayers of
this city, to The number of forty, met in the
hall over the New York store and organ
lied local branch of the International
union, which will bc known as Union No.
3. The officers Me: President, George
Louis Parks; vice president, Adam Hahn (;
treasurer, Samuel Page secretary, Albert
Mctutehoon corresponding secretary,
Charles bolan; sergeant-at arms, James
Waters. Ater the organization the whole
party proceeded to Capt. Sotleys Hotel
Veteran, where reception was held.
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.PBflADELrniA. July D.--The receipts at the
West ihiladetphia and North Pennsylvania
Drove Yards were.
Beeves. sheep. Hngs.
Tor INC week ck,.-a..-...-........2g5i 5000 600
fIeNious week 500 $500
Bcei cattle were Inactive NJ an advance OF
10 TO l5c per 100 hs. We quoted ne follows: Ex-
ira, sc good, fsd,t;kc; medium 464i4c (;
common, 3,s@ SIC I; fst cows 2Iso1aI<c,
Among the ssstes of beef cattle wcrS
Abe kstf to John e. Wells, n weetern, aver
age 20 ms. - - per hundred IS do. average
l.Z,3 ms, ~ 81 per hundred.
NJ. Ulinan TO Rodgcr Maynes, 1s Western,
average l,SO7 ne, ~ IS per hundred 20 do, aver
age .1l lbs, ~ 2, per hundred
NJ. Loeb to William A. Il r. Haseuftis, 20
Texas, average t65 ms, ~ 62S per hundred.
Dennis Smyth 10 William and +. w. Hasenfur.
13 Iuniafa county, average 30 Ks, a 40.
Iac Minich To, Dennis Smytb, Lancaster
county, average 100 N. ~ q per hundred.
Sheep-The market was fairly active al de-
cline of &c. Extra, &c; good, 4lSs@s%
medium, yAmf4c; common, 3@3s4c; culfs,
% SIC.
Lambs, 3sz@7ISc
Hogs were active and Lai.c higher Good
light Western, &c heavy Western, go to 300
Ms, 8l2dgsc extfs heavy sows, $50 Ms, 6c68izc.
Fat cows were In moderate request at 2iad 37sc.
slippery cows were fairly active at sl5d 25.
Bologna cows were In poor demand at e7d IA.
Mich calves were dun At 468c.
Mich cows were I'm poor demand at S2Sd50
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-22
A Live Young Business Man.

From The Philadelphia Inquirer.
w. Fred Reynolds, of Bclleionte, arrived
at the Lafayette yesterday, and viii CON
nnuc his journey TO the soashore to-day.
Mr.. Reynolds is among the live young
business men of Bellefonte and has bril-
liant future He is son of Hon, Samuel
II. Reynolds, the brilliant lawyer of Ian
caster, and, though every opportunity was
afforded him 10 follow in his fathers foot
steps in the legal world, he preferred bank
ing, and went to his uncle in Bellefonte TO
learn the business. Since that his father
has turned his attention in the same direc-
ton at Lancaster, and the chances are that
the young man will have his choice of the
two locations when his father gets tired of
money making.
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v. NC. A. Nnfaa

The iield-day which was announced for
"wednesday has been postponed to some
day In the near future.
The members ofthe association interested
In the athletic department will meet this
evening at 9 o'clock in the association
building.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will meet to- NOR.
row evening.
General Secretary Specie win give Il
chalk talk on coal mining this evening be-
fore the Junior department of the associa-
ton, which is composed of boys between
the ages of IL and Ii years.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-22
The Highway Robber Committed.

Henry Smith, arrested at the Sorrel
Horse hotel, In this city. on Friday, for a
highway robbery committed in Bcrks
county was taken before Alderman
Fisher In Reading on Saturday for u
hearing. Levi Lewis, the peddlcr who
was robbed, identified Smith as the com
panion of Edward Detterlne( whowas heard
ten days ago in tho robbery. In default
OF bail Smith was committed for trial at
court Smith refused 10 give his correct
name 10 the authorities, aud gave as u
reason that he had respectable parents
living in Philadelphia, and he did not want
them To know of his arrest
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He Violated No Law.

W. A. King, baker, of Columbia, was
complained against few days ago at the
instance of few Marietta merchant. for
peddling without license. When Borough
solicitor ID. B. Case returned from camp on
SATURDAY he directed that the suit be dis
continued, because Mr.. King was a manu-
facturer, and had the right under the law
to sell his goods. There is talk now of "A
suit against the borough by Mr. King for
damages for false arrest.
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Inn IiuI.I lnnnn An

The burr Of tho front wheel of Miller
John w. Eshleman's wagon came oil this
morning on North Queen street, opposite
the postofiice, letting the front part of the
wagon to the ground. No damage was
done.
similar mishap occurred TO one of the
street sprinklers in Centre Square this al
ternoon.
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He IN KIN

George johnson, colored, II Harrisburg
man, came TO town on Saturday night with
the intention of killing Maria Woods He
told several parties of his intention, and to
nerve himself got full of whisky and fell
into the hands of the police. Complaint
was made against him before Alderman A.
+. Donnelly and In default of bail he was
committed
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-22
Died I'm n well.

on Sunday morning, on the farm of
Henry Hoffman, near Hobart, Indiana, a
hired man descended well to take out
well to keep cool, but had fallen to the
bottom. lie was overcome by foul air and
fell in the water. A neighbor named
Michael lIatIncr. who was present, de-
scendcd on rope to help him out, and he
also was overcome and fell to the bottom.
The well is " feet deep and the bodies were
not taken out until the afternoon
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Resolutions of Respect.

FULToS NArIoSAL HANE,l
LANCASTER, PA, July 22. 1859.
At regular meeting Of the Board of Directors
Of this bank, the following committee reported
resolutions OF respect and coincidence on the
death Of the Hon. John NJ. Stehman, "A valued
and esteemed member for many years, whose
services will be greatly missed. Also, that "A
copy of this minute be transmitted 10 the be-
reaved family, expressing the sincere regret of
the board, and that the same be published in
the daily papers Of Lancaster city.
!, Il. BITNER,
LEWIS :. HARTMAN
!. r. BRICKER,
Committee.
Attest JonS {. CARTER, Cashier. II
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Two More Pedestrians.

Daniel Croft and Christian Musselnan,
two young men of this city, walked from
here to Wilmington, Del, on Monday of
last week. They went by boat to Cape
May, Philadelphia, and other places, and
bad n good time generally for a week.
Yesterday they came on foot from Phila-
dolphia to Lancaster
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She Hit the onIcer Eva

1t is alleged that Barbara Shanahan. a
woman residing on Grant street, has been
in the habit of turning water on neighbors'
children. Rosalie Pozrowski brought suit
against her before Alderman Deem some
time ago. To-day Constable Ehrman Went
70 arrest Barbara, who struck him a sting
ing blow in the eye. He took her, how
ever, and she will have To answer AT a
hearing
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-22

Emil Geylin, manufacturer of water
power pumps, whose water wheels are AT
the Old water works, was in the city ON
Saturday, at the instance of ID. c. Spruence.
70 examine the condition of the wheels
ne was taken 10 the works by John J.
Aiick, chairman OF the special committee
OF councils. Mr.. Geylin SAYS the wheels
are in excellent condition.
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A Pointer,


NWTlI
The wholesale merchants of Cincinnati
have started fund TO supply their country
customers with railroad tick cts. Ten mer-
chants nave subscribed 5000 each. Here
is q pointer for the business men of Balti-
more who are desirous of attracting pur-
chasers to this city on the occasion Of tho
great exposition i'm September next.
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Returned to Court,

Harry hildehrand was heard hy Alder
man \. T. bonnclly on saturday evening
on charge OF committing an assault aud
battery on Abram Eisenberg. The testi-
mony showed that the assault wa, nm
provoked. The case was returned Ia rnurt
aud Hildebrand gave bail for trial.
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Burned by Molten Metal.

This morning Edward Musketnuss and
William Ashford were handling pot of
molten metal mt Barry 4 Slaymak err :
Diamond lock works in Arch alley. Some
of the metal was spilled in Musketnuss'
shoe.and his foot and leg wore terribly
burned. lie was taken TO his home. No.
ll3 Dorwart street, where DIR. Mccormick
attended HIM. Ashford was also burned
somewhat.
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Conl Contract Awarded

The committeeIon buildings and grounds,
of the city school board, met Mt Miller Il
Hartman's wholesale grocery this after
noon, and opened proposals for 900 tons
of broken, egg and nut coal, for the use
of the school houses during the coming
winter. The bids were George Shulmyer
1891 per ton; Baumgardners company
s3.H; Henry Smeych 1899. The contract
was awarded to, o,Baumgardners. On Thurs
day a contract for painting will be given
out,
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The same Old STORY,

William Mcneil is the only man OF a
party VINO recently went to the barber shop
"i John Herr, Safe Harbor, and raised "a
racket lie was charged with assault and
drunken and disorderly conduct. He set
Yea all The cases tins morning by paying
'he COSTS before Alderman McConomy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-22

The body of Mrs. Jennie Martin, who
died III Wilmington, was brought TO Ian
caster this afternoon. II was taken to St
James Episcopal church, where services
were held aud the intermcnt was made at
Woodward Hill
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-22
Campmeeting Policeman.

Judge Livingston to-day, on the petition
oi The managers, appointed Samuel q.
fickel as the policeman on the Landisville
camp grounds, during the campmeeting
which begins tomorrow.
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NyILLIAMSON 4 FOSTER.
NlyILLI AMSON 4 FOSTER
our aim is TO do you good and
Give Real Bargains
Al
OUR CUT PRICE SALE.

GENTS PANTS
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change OF Uotc, prorr,etors

Abraham Stilfel, who for several years
past has beon with Frank A. Reiker, the
West King street brewer, has rented the
Pennsylvania house, at Neifsville. now
kept by Diler Worst. Tho new landlord
takes possession on August lst.
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Tennis PLAYERS TravelIn,

Ned llager and John Dickey lef, Lancas-
ter to-day on tennis tour of one week.
They will play games with home PLAYERS
III the towns of York, Gettysburg, Cham
pershl'rg, Carlisle aud Harrisburg.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-22

Company c, 18th Regiment, Penusyl-
uania Volunteers, will hold n reunion i'm
the Petersburg graded school yard on We'd
nesday and Thursday of this week. A
band of music viii enlivcn the OCCASION
Wednesday afternoon and evening,
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{ hid Injured.

iire-year-old child of Martin Raer, of
Rohrerstown, was playing around an iron
watering trough on sunday afternoon the
trough slipped and fell on the child's foot.
crushing the third and fourth toes. one of
which was amputatoi 10y Dr. II. II. Shenk.
who thinks he can save the other.
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Landlord S,,.Iou.Iy SI,L

John B. kepperling, holol-keepcr of
LandlsYille, aud formerly OF this city, Is
lying seriously sick at his home. lie is
ailing with dropsy, Bright's disease aud
heart complaint.
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BefOr, tha Nax,.

The mayor disposed Of three drunk. and
TWO vags, picked up by the police on Sstur
day might All were discharged. George
johnson was allowed TO depart after he
paid costs.
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| beg leave To call your attention to the lar
gest Stock of FINE OLD WHlSKIES in Ian
caster. All goods guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, otherwise 20 he returned and
money refunded.
MILLER's LIQUOR STORE
iy22-StdM W S,tw
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Prosecution Withdrawn.

1he suits for assault and battery and
surety of the peace, preferred by Ii. Isaac
Miller against Charles Hagelgans, before
Alderman Barr, were Withdrawn on Satur-
day night and the costs paid