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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-11
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, D. o., Sept. II.
SENATE.

SENATE.
The resolution offered yesterday by NJ.
Morgan. calling on the Secretary oftbe Inte
rior for information as to the lands of certain
railroad companies whose roads we're not
completed within the period fixed BY the
granting act was sgreed to.
Mir. Gray gave notice that at the fret
convenient opportunity he would move to
take up the bill to transfer the Revenue Ma
rine to the Navy Department.
On motion of Mr.. Plumb the conference
report on the railroad laad forfeiture bill
was taken up.
HOUSE,.
As Speaker Reed entered the chamber
this morning at few moments before noon
be received round of applause from the
republican side OF the House end from the
spectators in the galleries, but no other dc,
monstration was made.
After prayer Mr.. OFsrrsll, of Virginia,
made the point that no quorum was present.
The Speaker. without taking note Of the
point, stated that the question was on or.
derug the previous question Oh approving
the journal of Tuesdays proceedings, and
directed the Clerk to Call the roll.
Ga ordering the previous question the
vote stood Yeas 81. nays 44-no quorum,
and on motion of Mr.. Mckinley, of Ohio,
amid dem ocratc applsuse) the House at
1885 adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-11

NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-Cotton fru upland
lCn, Orleans 10 1916 futures steady. Flov'
q1iot and firm. Wheat sctive and strong. Cor
active and strong Pork quiet and steady Of
$11 25al2 25 Lard quiet and firm at So 90.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 11-11:30 a. m.-whoat- Oct
1O3h Dec 1853. Corn-Gct ass May 5G2.
oat,-oct 37%; May 407s. Mess POrk-oct
S1O Jan $l2 O2I2 May So 65. Lsrd-0ct
S. 35; Jan So 72ls Short ribs-oct 50 47i2;
Jan IS S7l5
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BALTIMORE. Sept 11.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 1OIh Flour fsirly active. Whcat-Scuah-
ern suong Fultz 95sl02; longb Try 9SslO2 ;
No 100 steamer NO red %; Western unset
led and higher; No . winter red spot aud sep.
1J0A Oct 101 Aa1014a; Dec 104t,alo5. Con-
Southern nomi al; white 57s59 yellow 57a
S. Western quiet; mixed spot and Sept "a ;
Oct 549as65A. Oats firm; ungradod souther.
and Penna 40a43; d. Western whieo z2a43; DO
mixed 41a42 graded No white 43. Rye
steady choice to fancy 71a72: good to primo b9a
10; common to faiz G5a67. hay Glow. Proyis-
ions strong. Sugar Gteady srauulated G1s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-11
BALTIMORE Sept. 11.-yirginia consos 81
10. .os IS; do IS GShsG94.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. sept 1.-The Flour
markets arc tame and unjn;ercsting mllers AM
receivers arc making no efforts to press sales, ny
mother can duplicate stocks in hand at current
values OF choice Whcsts at airy profit. Whest is
quiet, but very steady for prime sawpl's other
lass move slowly and buyers discriminate more
clo,ely now than usual, IS there is danger OF wee
vii and still farther injury If csrried long in bulk
s,les at rs 80. SO, S5 and 90 for tAil-ends TO
fair, and 92 3d. 95, 81 and 90 for coed to PRIME
no seed lots were offered to-day. Corn 64s57
Rye 55a69. Oats 40a43. Eggs 17a1S. Butter
1922 Potatoes 50a7O Chickens 12a13. and
very dull Millteod is selling at lover fgurcJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-11

WANTED ACTIVE, HONEST MAN
wv Salary 800 monthly if euitable, With OF
p)rtunities for advsrc Co. to represent locally y 70
sponsiole New York house. References MANI
FACIuRER. lock box 1855 New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-11

+ EMON HOT DROPS cures colds, hoarsen, &
| 4 and sore throat. Price 25 cents ser bottle
For sale by ERNEST l.. ALLEN,
foh1O Cor. King and Pitt ats. Alexandra.
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FITZHUGH LEE.

These famous lenses adjusted to defective Vi
ion 1T the drug store of
sp21 eo6m L. sTABLER g. Co, Alexa. Va
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AJANTED-AN ACTIVE, HONEST MN
w Salary 800 monthly, il suitab c, with o, =
portuLites for advance, to represent locally re-
-pons bio New York hon;e. Referenc 8. MAN
FACTURER, lock box 1855 New York
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DUILDE6S' HARDWARE of all description
d for sale in quantities 10 suit at 32S hi z
street, corner of koysl, At low prices by
ie3O J T CREIGHTON g. SOE.
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xIIARRANTEp FAST COLORs and GOO
w HEAVYWEIGHT CLOTH GINGBAMs 81
6cA, worth Sc, and &c. worth 1Oc, in dress styI' :
At Imy5l AMOS B. sLAYhAKEk'7
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!1RAss, BELL METAL and ENAMEL D
. PRESERVING KErII E5 on hand and T
sale cheap by IT. CaEiGH1oH & son
ir3O 32S King ST., cor. Boz j.
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SHovELs. SPADES, HOES and RAKES, Of u
y qualities. Csll and examine at 3zS hi
street corncr OF Royal.
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COX AT DUB FIT Y-CENT SHIFT, pl-
| 4 Linen bosom, heavy wei Sht Cotton, at
mr5 AMOS b. SLAYMAKERs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-23
SPECIAL BARGAINS !

The Atlantic Tea Co.-Fourth Page. q
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BOnrtls OF Directors Elected

A regular annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF theS Riverside Iron Works
was held at the office Of the company on
Main street last evening, at which the
old Board Of Directors was reelected.
The Board consists Of Messrs.S jim.
Vance, William l.. Hearn, O. P. Dewey,
Of Chicago, Frank J. Hearne and John
D. Culbertson. z s;,i.J3}
s The i stockholders of the Wheeling
Iron and Nail Company Top mill) held
a regular annual meeting yesterday, at
which the old Beard of Directors, con.
sisting OF Messrs. G. .R. Hubbard CD.
Hubbard, George K.,Wheat William a.
lsett,S Trueman \ Dodson, Wilbur G,
Brockunier aud FL. H. Hornbrook, we're
reelected for the ensuing year.
The reports submitted at both OF the
meetings above referred TO- showing the
operations of the past year, were salts:
factory, and the business outlook for the
coming year is considered 4 to sbe very
bright and hopeful
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-23
! BELlAIRE BRIEFS.

Matters OF Minor Moment from the Glass
3 City-Personnl Notes.
The Pension Examiners were In session yes.
ars. John Davis, Of ltontou, is hero, sick with
!. Mrs. u. A. Ransen, OF Flushing, Is here, the
guest OF Joseph McClain and wife.
John L. McMulleu and Miss Mary Grenneltch
were married Tuesday By Rev. J.. 4. Lane. IA! I;
willie 1ianke aged IL, and Miss Ida Archer
were married by Rev. John Wirz at the residence
OF Chas: lIanke Tuesday night. ,zI:
:Robt. IIaslett, OF the Western Union oilics In
Wheeling, was In the city yesterday looking after
some wires that are out OF order. 3 tii;,iialll
c. E. E. Ghtlders OF the Joint Traffic Associa.
tion ut Pittsburgh. was III the city yesterday con.
terring with bis deputy; Mr.. J: b. Hart.
. The building opposite the b: & o. depot will
be remodeled and rebuilt and large; hotel wi /
take Its place. This will be one OF the many i'm.
provcments to be made here the coming season.
J. Mr.. Andrew Mcfarland went on a visit to
Western Pennsylvania friends about week ago
and came home sick yesterday. He has now
very severe attack OF typhoid fever at the home
Of his brother Just west Of town. ~ &
Y General Al. Warner, OF the Ohio Valley Rail.
road. was In the city yesterday on business, and
lett In the afternoon accompanied by George 81 ,
Woodbridge for Il tour down the line on right
Of way expedition. They have secured nearly,
II not quite all; OF the rights through this county
and most OF the other counties below, between
here and Marietta. ~ y. Sajg Sl5.f4'
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
From ron Pesln,ln7!syly ] ., axes His
Young Step, 2 Daughter: |
AND BRINGsH HER O l)I'
-. W. AfiSiJL "a ~ q ~ - flttal n
Where lie Passes Her on as His WHO.
~ ~ s57Asit4fs igsr az y
u An Outraged Wife Wants jus.
tice-Thc Man sklps Oat-Ar. N n
ms NUi1siN Rufe ~ NM y Iqgif ~
& rested In Pittsburgh. 8ai n

Last Saturday Chist Delbrussc 'rieceiy.
cd a dispatch from West N1orelanl ! Pa,
informing him that James Ryan, q book
canyasser. had mysteriously left that
place In company8withH o. l4.year.old
girl that he shad been traced as far
as this city, having arrived here on the
previous Tuesday, the 18th inst, and had,
twas supposed, been here, ever since.
The man was described as being nearly
8 feet In height and Of a slim build,
while the girl was described as being
small and having. black hair. s. This dis.
patch was signed by Martha Ryan. A
search was made and \ a pair answering
the meagre description given found jliv.
Ing together as man and wife In rooms
connected with "a restaurant 2 on
Market street, except that the man gave
the name OF FJames Wallace. X: Martha
Ryan was informed OF what was learned
here and In response to this information
there was received d dispatch asking
that Ryan be arrested and held until the
arrival Of tho Sheriff of lTestmoreland
county, and sthat sthe girl be sent to
Jeanette, Pa. z S'gtis5 q h
when the officers here went to carry
out the request contained lin this last
dispatch they found that the man had
skippetkout leaving the girl without q
cent. Il was also learned that Martha
Ryan was the wife OF James Ryan, that
she was q widow named Martha NIartz,
before sh6 III had married Ryan,
and ~ that t tile young girl
was her daughter by her first
husband, and Ryan's step.daughter. The
girl gave the police officers this inlorma.
ton when they; went to arrest Ryan.
She told them, that Ryan had said that
he was going 10 Pittsburgh to lay in | o
fresh supply Of tho small books he was
engaged In selling. d \ !, e; a! !.
Chief Delbrugge had the girl turned
over to the county. authorities /and pro.
vision made for sending her Z to her
mother. Alter this had been done q
dispatch was received from Ryan, ad.
dressed TO tho girl, telling her that he
bad sent her "a ticket to. Pittsburgh
and instructing her to take the, first
train for that city. Chief Delbrugge,
took. charge OF this dispatch and ad-
vised the Pittsburgh authorities to he
on the outlook for the man. Last night
he received word from Pittsburgh that,
acting on. his advice; both the man and
girl had been arrested. t7st n Z iliE5
The story is that the Ryan got the
girl to leave West Moreland with him
by representing to the wife md mother
that. he merely wanted the girl to 20 to
Pittsburgh with him for one day while
he purchased 'books.ts The man is a vii
liam and should be dealt, with severely.
The Pennsylvania law is quite severe in
cases OF this kind Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-23
LOCAL INDUSTRIAL MATTERS

49, Ills I =
Toms of Interest from Among the Mills
Il Factories md Workshops.
q The Riverside Glass Works at Wells,
burg has closed down indefinitely fol
want OF orders. n
THE Hobbs Glass Company, which
closed down few weeks ago. to make
necessary repairs to its furnace, will re.
sumo operations to-day. IS At the Office
yesterday; trade prospects were reported
bright, and improving. # ;:3
q The Union Window G lass w orks al
Bellaires which was idle nearly all last
year on account OF $ay failure OF It's oil
fuel apparatus to work satisfactorily has
gotten Sinto shape, again, s and will be
making glass in a short time. Szf 554 ne
4 The Central G lass company which has
been closed down in all departments
except the mould u shop will 20 ) on
Monday. The 4 factory Iwill6 probably
work few days before the cutting and
packing departments resume. AZ Trade
prospects for the coming spring are re-
ported fairly good Ssa a. iiilgfSfl
4 prominent nail manufacturer re-.
marked in the presence: OF ia reporter
yesterday that the nail business ia not AZ
active as the public at large imagines.
any means. The recent advances IN: the
price Of nails does not indicate a demand
70 justify an advance but simply ar; ad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-23
) ENGINEERS AT WORK,

On New Yard for the p, w. & Ky. and
Ohio River Roads In Nortl, Wheeling.
y Four engineers in the employ Of the
Panhandle company arrived in the city
on Monday and took quarters at the
Brunswick hotel, their intention evi.
IDENTIFY being to keep their presence as
shady as possible. Early Tuesday
morning they went to work running
lines ION the P.,.W. & KY company's
land on the river bank in North Wheel.
ing. They confined their work almost
entirely to that part Of the property
lying between .Jonathan's :ravine and
Eighth streets, that being the widest
part ofGthe neutrality-suspicious.. It
was learned yesterday from an authora-
tive source THAT the PEW. & Ky. and
Ohio River roads will utilize the ground
which was made by the dumping Of tho
earth excavated from the North Wheel.
ing tunnels over the river bank in: the
upper part Of the city, for track room for
an enlargement Of their yards. The en-.
gineers were at work all day yesterday,
but were to leave carly. this morning. X.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-23
DIs Delegation of Gln.s Buyerr.

Among those who registered at the
Mcclure House yesterday were the seven
following named gentlemen, all promi.
nent glass buyers: l.. Reizenstein.E Of
Allegheny City II. 2 R. Koch, = of 81.
Joseph, Mo-; II. L.; Schorndorier and
John zipp, Of Cleveland; @. e. Means,
ofPittshurgh ;:B.L. D Lamatre, Of Jack!
son, Nich..;% land "a. Roundy,l OF: Salt
Lake City, The arrival OF so many buy!
ers, all in one day, made the corps Of
statesmen who are camping at the Nc:
Lure this month, move around at a lively
rate. Several ofiS.the new arrivals are
big buyers and all the boys want a slice
OF their "stuf. i 81 4! y AZ.
Il It is said, by the way, that the glass
buyers who have thus far visited Pitts!
burgh and this city this season, seem TO
be very apathetic. None OF them have
placed heavy orders tn any line, and
choice specialties have only$receiyed
passing notice and small patronage,
The buyers seem inclined to the belief
that glass will 4 bo cheaper in d Jew
months from now, when Spring trade
production increases the size Of the
stocks. 1t is said, however, that the
glass men who are making their head.
quarters at the Mcclure are doing better
than their Pittsburgh brethren, and that
not buyer has visited Pittsburgh and
sighted Wheeling. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-23
Ycsterany,s POLICE Court.

At Yesterday mornings session Of the
Police Court, Henry Laird and Mike
Ernhart, two DRINKS, were fined 81 and
costs each; FErnhart settled, while Laird,
being without a sufficient quantity OF
the wherewithal, went to 9 the hill for
fifteen days. The case against James A.
Henry, real estate agent, charged with
violating tine, Health ordinance in failing
to have a vault connected with property
which he controls properly cleaned, was
dismissed the evidence was that he had
made m effort to have the vault cleaned,
but the man whom he had engaged to do
the work was unable, to secure permit
10 do it from Health Officer Garrison.
DR.. Garrison left the court room look.
ing very much disguised with the
Mayors judgment. The case against
Henry Bayha,f superintendent Of the
Wheeling Butchers. Associations estab.
lishment in East Wheeling, charged
with rendering tallow inside the city
limits, contrary to ordinance, was dis.
missed ut the cost OF the defendant with
the understanding that he would petition
Council for permission to carry on the
business Of rendering tallow, and in case
1t was refused, not TO violate the ordin-y
ance again. "a scslis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-23
LOCAL RR Nv

Matters OF Minor Mention In and About
S.SHE ~ III tho City. 81 IN z " FL
THUS far i'd Jannafy, Health Officer
Garrison has issped 70 burial permits.
AR the Grand tonight = Frank /.
Frayne and company In "Kentueky
fl3ASIimportant meeting OF the United
building Trades Council Is To- be- held
this evening. fss isltgi
The German Pioneer Society will give
a ball and concert In Arion ball on the
30th Of thlsimonth. ,tf
TIE cold snap has had IN appreciable
effect on street car travel. The bracing
air makes pedeslrianisln n pleasure. b
JAMES MARSH, who lives on the bill
just east Of the city, reported yesterday
that tho thermometer registered four de.
grees above zero early yesterday morn.
Ing. s}' K, FL , Is
NATURAL gas was a very scarce article
In all parts Of tho city yesterday, and es.
pecially on tho South Side. III the Sixth
and Eighth wards It was found necessary
to close school on account OF the SEVERE
weather and the scarcity Of fuel. S.ii
YESTERDAY morning while William
Davidson. n macbinist employed at the
Wheeling steel works In Denwood, was
turning a shalt In a lathe, the shatt fel
out, and striking him on the kneebrok(
theknee.cap. Dr,SFord dressed the in
Jury. , A & 4 ist@i(,
The Logan Club, the. Republican or
ganization Of the Island, will hold u
meeting ut the Seventh ward hose hous,
this evening for the purpose Of selecting
delegates 10 the annual convention o
the State League OF Republican clubs t
BIO held in Clarksburg on February IA.
The case OF the State vs.. Rodney Dick
erson, indicted for criminal assault, i
set for trial to-day in Part Ii Of the Cir
cult Court, beforeseJ Judge Campbell
Dickerson was arrested on the 10Th D
April last, charged With taking a nine
year old girl named Florence Wilson {,
the hillside in the neighborhood iof tn
reservoir s > = 2 - :. iis5 /,
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RUMBLr-WELlS,G.
A Bethany College Professor aud II I,rool
Vi .5fs9=ss-TT CauNty Tnuv Mn rri.,l t757t as,

A Bethany College Professor aud II brooke
County Lady Married. * y
: Prof. II. h. Rumble, Of Bethany Col.
lege, and Miss Lille Wells, Of Brooke
county, were married yesterday at noon,
at theresidence Of the BRIDES parents a
few miles north Of this city. President
Mclean, OF / Bethany College, was the
officiating Clergyman. The ceremony
was followed by n very pleasant recep-
ton. Last evening Prof. and Mrs. Rum
BILE came to this city and registered ut
the McLure. This morning they will
leave over the Baltimore & Ohio on the
early express, for Washington City and
Norfolk. Va, where they will visit with
friends for! the next two weeks Pro-
lessor Rumble is u popular member Of
the faculty Of Bethany College and his
friends will all join in wishing him life
OF happiness. His bride is a very
charming lady, and, like her husband,
very popular with a large circle OF
friends. II. K z ~ Z. (.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-23
INiTllE CIRCUIT COURT.

Several Cases Continued-An Interesting
t5lgtsg Decision. W. 4 ssl,s 5s5s,ji 2
y In Part !, Of the Circuit Court yester;;
day, before Judge PAUL the cases, Of the
State vs.. William II. Davis, Justice Of
the Peace, Indictments Nos; /, 2 and 8,
for neglect Of official duty, were, on mo.
ton Of the attorney for the State, and
for reasons appearing satisfactory to tho
Court, continued tillsthe next regular
term. AZ n III ill!7lJ
!. The case OF the State vs.. Bertha Ham :
ilton, indictment for keeping house OF
i'll. fame, was continued till Tuesday,
January %, at her costs. <! Z q Il; +.
x, The case OF Charles Seabright VS.. Theo.
dore Wolf ct ais, in assumpsit was con.
tinued till the next regular term en-
account OF the ILLNESS of Capt. B. B.
Dovener, one Of the attorneys engaged
in the case. ~ a !;
n Something over year ago the firm OF
s. E. Boyd & Co. made an assignment to
J.B. Sommerville for, the benefit OF its
creditors, certain preferences being
given. The assignment was contested
by the GAINESVILLE Tool Company, the
TT. Haydock Carriage Company and
the Fish Bros Wagon Company, the
claim being made that 4inY taking the
acknowledgment to the deed Of assign.
ment at his residence. on the Island,
Clerk Hook, Of the county court, erred
in performing the act outside Of his
Office, and that such acknowledgment
was void. The assignee demurred to the
bill Of the contestants and the matter
was argued sat the September term.
Judge PAUL has this week given his
decision which sustains the demurrer,
thereby. unfolding / the legality Of the
In Part II, before Judge Campbell, the
case Of Haley vs.. The Natural Gas, COM
pany OF West Virginia was on trial
all day. The arguments Of counsel were
begun in the afternoon. II Il 4
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.sil'ls, Great improvements.

VI
Il II Is not many years ago people Travelled on
horseback or by stSges; now 6iiy milcsAn hour
Il no. fast enough for them. formerly people
Wrote letters that were weekt IN reaching their
estimation now the telegraph flashes thought
around the world. Formerly doctors blcd their
patients for nearly every complaint. now they
use advanced science Of the highest order. Prof..
Austin Flint OF llelleyue College. ays. 1.-THE
iudlclous uso OF alcoholic stimulAnn 70 one oil
tho striking chatscterlstlcs OF progress In the
pisciice OF medicine during tho last half cen.
Jury" Prof.. Henry Mott, Ph. D., Y. G. g., says:
,IBy ino.t care iul analyst ! have found DuHy'l
I Pure Malt Whisky free from adulterationA OF
foreign substances, aud II deserves 10 meet With
great success Tho well known Dr. r. W.
liuichin.On, OF New York MyE."1 highly re-
commend Dniry'ss Pure, Malt whiskey aud pre-
scribe IL extensively Ia my praciIcen Rev. D.
Ills, OF PrIDte tnnl Iowa, says."l have used
DuGy's PnrU Malt Whisky With great benefit Il
( my wife. who Is a confirmed INVALID know
: from experience u la pure and most valuable
medicine AN ALTO using Il In the case OF m!
son, who ID threatened with consumption. 4
am PRESBYTERIAN clergyman and q doctor %
divinity, but J. am not afraid TO recommend
DniIyb AAlt WhlSkoy ~ the purcst aud mos
ei1G,cni tonic that know OF, and my o. perlenc'
4 II large nnn.h ills p slfiIlt iio2i!rh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-23
SIZE WON TILE CASE.
Mrs. Berwinkle Receivers s31.T0 from Sn-
AZ. loon.Kceper Blon. n a -

Mrs. Berwinlle Receivers s31.T0 from Sa.
loon-Keepcr Blon. Z, KS IS
Yesterday afternoon the case Of Mrs
Sarah Berwinkle versus VIM. II. Blon
was tried in Justice Davis court before
a jury composed Of TIA. Hall, foreman,
James Gray, George W. Kennedy, Thos.
Wilson, Duncan Adolph and John Tolly,
Mrs. Berwinkle ,broughtsuit for damages
against Blon, on the grounds that he had
sold her husband liquor, and the hus-
Dand had while drunk destroyed furni-
ture worth $500 and had been arrested
and fined Sl6.70. The jury brought in a
verdict after, nearly an hours delibera-
ton, for the plaintiff for $3.50, the ex-
act amount OF damages claimed. L. S.
Jordan represented the plaintiff and Col.
Arnett the defense. A molten for d new
trial was oyer;ruled By, the Justice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-23

Matters OF Minor Moment from the Glass
5!sjts City-Personnl Notes.
The Pension Examiners were In session ycs.