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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-08
ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers in the city aud wheeling. Folks
Abroad

strangers In the City aud Wheeling. Folks
Abroad
H. Krug, OF Sistersville, is in the city
L. W. Bartlett, Of Buckhannon, is in
the city.
Mr.. John S. Naylor is of on an east
ern trip.
Mr.. Charles strautman has gone tc
Chicago.
u.s.. standeford, OF New Martiasyillei
was in the city last night.
Rev. W. S. johnson, Of Bethany, was
at the Windsor last night.
DR.. W. II. Gillespie and wife, Of Sis
tersyille, are at the Mcclure.
The "social Session" Company waF
here yesterday en- route 10 Washington,
Pa.
George 7. Chaplain, agent of Hoyt'l
"Brass Monkey" Company, is at the
Mcclure.
Miss Jessie Bachman will entertain
friends tonight at her home on Thir'
teenth street.
Miss Bessie Atkinson leaves this
evening for Baltimore, where she will
resume her studies at the Woman's Col
lege.
Attorney General Caldwell, Il. NJ.
Rutnell and other lawyers have gone to
Parkersburg to attend the State Bar
meeting.
Mr.. L. O. Rice, Of the Wheeling In.
stalment House, was removed to the
hospital yesterday threatened with ty-
phoid fever
Herbert Ninness and wife, OF South
Third street, have returned home from
u very pleasant visit with their parents
in Wheeling teubcnrilic Star.
Manager W. S. Cleveland and wife, j.
W. Cragg and wife and the entire forty.
eight members and attaches OF the
Cleveland Minstrel Company, are at the
New st. Charles Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Wilson, OF Salem,
W. Va, arrived in the city last night on
their wedding tour, having been mar
ried at the home Of the BRIDES parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gain, yesterday
afternoon.
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ED. CLOUD GUILTY.
He Goes to Jall-oIher Cases in the Circuit
Court.

He Goes 10 JAIl-oIher Cases In the Circuit
Court.
In Part II Of the Circuit Court yester'
day, Judge PAUL presiding, Ed. Cloud
colored was arraigned under indictments
for feloniously shooting at a person in
the public street and carrying concealed
weapons. he plead guilty to both Of
the charges, and on the first was given
six months in jail and fined 500 and
costs, and on the second charge was fined
sos and costs.
In the case of Sam Shepherd. convict
ed of attempt to rob, Judge PAUL, be
ing OF the opinion that the evidence did
not warrant the verdict Of guilty. grant
ed new trial, and Prosecutor Howard
sharing his opinion, entered a n0ta
prosequi, and Shepherd was discharged
Jacob sChlemmer and Jacob thinner
natives OF Germany, were granted theiI
second papers, and became full tledged
American citizens.
In Part the case OF ]. NJ. Delaney
va. NJ. ]. Brilles & Son was finished, and
the jury'brought in a verdict awarding
Delaney $3.50. A motion for new tria
was made and argued.
The case Of James g.. Frazier vs. the
Oriental Powder Company and JOSEPH
Speidel & Co., agents, was dismissed.
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DR.. GUNsAuLUs is a wonderful orator
Hear him next Tuesday. Seats reserved
at Banners tomorrow.


On Thursday, January %, the B. & O.
R r Company will run one OF those
Observation-Disclosures excursions to Wash
ington, which were SO popular a yeaI
ago. The time for the excursion is well
chosen, as the National Capital at this
season iB at the height OF its political
and social glory. Both houses Of Con.
gress are in session,daily with the CALLER
les always open to visitors. Then, too
there are the monuments, the statues,
the palatial public buildings, and the
beautiful public squares and avenues,
alYays interesting sights. The White
House, the Smithsonian Institute, the
National Museum, the Corcoran Art
Gallery, the Botanical Gardens and
Westinghouse Monument are open to all
visitors. Such an opportunity for visi!
to the City Of Magnificent Distances is
rarely presented as this.
The tickets will be good ten days, al.
lowing ample time for visiting Alexan-
dria, Mt. Vernon, Richmond, Old Point
Comfort and pointq Of interest within
easy reach Of Washington.
Trains leave Wheeling at 1905, 4:S5,
5:45 a. M, $3.50 and 0:2O p. m Wash.
ington, Pa, 8:52, 1870 q. M, 1888 p m. I;
Pittsburgh 500 a. m and 9:20 p. m. !;
Benwood 1895, 5:25 a, m. and 8 p. m.
Round trip from Wheeling, Washington
and Benwood, $40 90; frop nttRAargh
Sa00 Coprespondingly low rates from
other stations. Through Pullman Sleep.
ing Gar from Wheeling on $3.50 p. m.
train and 1906 a. m. train. Parlor Cars
on day train and Sleeping Cars on night
train from Pittsburgh. For tickets and
Parlor or Sleeping Oar ACCOMMODATIONS
call upon Or address Agents B, L O. R. R.
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ALL np TnLM I'M JAIL
one of tho Results of the Martins Ferr,
Shooting Serape.

One of tho Results of the Martins Ferry
Shooting scrape.
Frank, familiar know as "Beetnose'
Barrett, was tsken over to Martins
Ferry by Officer Terrell yesterday morn
ing and was given a preliminary exam
ination before Squire Theo. Keller there
charged with shooting James Braxton in
the leg at the blast furnace on Tuesday
night,as chronicled in yesterdays INTEL
LIGINCER. =,
Braxtop, who is colored man, said
that he went to the blast furnace to gel
warm, and found Barrett there With q
lot Of other boys. He had some wordt
with "Beetnose" and a scrap was the re-
suit" He struck "Bsetnose," and
knocked him down and then ran away.
When he stopped and looked around,
''Beotnose" fred at him, the bullet tax
ing effect in his leg.
Barrett, in company with John Gun
bingham and Mike Edwards, who are
also well known characters, came to
Wheeling.
Barrett was bound over to court in the
sum Of $500, and Edwards and Cunning
ham, charged with aiding and abetting,
were also held, and these three, together
with the colored man, were taken to st.
Clairsyille last evening by Marshal
Westwood and Officer Och. Squire kel-
Ter required the wounded man to give
bond for his appearance SIS q witness.
Being unable to do this, he was sent to
Jail. A chap named Walker, who was 9
witness, was arrested last night and will
he held.
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MOuNpsYILLR.
The Liquor Cases-IS there a Boom Com
inER-Psrsonnlg


The Liquor Cases-IS there Boom Com
ing7-PersonRls.
]. C. Simpson, il, has returned from Washing.
ton, D. c.
J. B. Stewart, editor OF the Sun, is convRles-
cling, and will soon be out again.
IN. Newman has not yet returned from FL
kins, where, II Is reported he went to get mar
ried.
Special services are being held at tho Simpson
d. Z. church, and will be continued about q
month.
There = much conjecture here as e the char
acter Of the boom which It Is generally believed
Is about TO strike MOundSville. options At fair
prices have been taken on al least two thirds OF
the lands surrounding the city, together with
much OF the city property. Many Of those who
gave options fear that the lots wi ! be taken.
The parties making the move evidently have
plenty Of money back Of them, and the citizens
are Rnxiously waiting the welcome surprise.
Monday John Henrietta was brought before
Z. H. Girls sell. Justice, npO1 warrant charging
him with having sold LIQUOR without State
license, but the warrant upon which he was ar
rested proved TO DO bad, and he was DISCHARGED.
However, before hO could get out OF the otice he
was arrested upon another warrant which the
Justice also held o bad. Another warrant was
Immediately Issued, but Johnny wanted bis
supper and could not DO found. The justice
aud constable and attorneys were quietly sit.
ting in the Office wondering whittier he had
gone, when he sudden yappeaFed before them
with the announcement that he ''iust wanted u
bit OF supper" Asst was then late, and Johnny
had stood fire twice. It was thought that such Il
valiant veteran would not run away, so he was
let go I'LL yesterday morning when the battle
SCARED veteran appeared before tue hour Of the
hearing This time the warrant stuck, but
the witness swOre that he bad not
b d the pleasure OF paying Johnny for any
drinks within a year, though he had often drank
In his saloon, and the defendant was hOnorablY
discharged. II was reported TO the Law and
Order League that he had been selling since the
inluuctiols were granted, aud the move against
him was 10 obtain evidence OF any such sales, 70
be used In contempt proceedings before the Cir.
cult Court The League will now offer reward
OF SIS In each case for information that will lead
to the proof Of sale made by any OF the parties
elIoined,
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LOCAL BRBVTTIEs.
Matters of Minor nIomsnt in and About
tho City.

Matters Of Minor Moment in and About
the City.
Tins GRAND this eyening-"A Social
Session"
The Committee on Ordinances is
called to meet tonight.
ALL the telephones are once more
connected up and in good working
order.
No quorum Of the Council Commit.
tee on Health showed up last night, and
so there was no meeting.
GEORGE PRICE was hauled in in the
DatFol wagon last night by Officer Ter.
rel, charged with disorderly conduct.
SEVERAL nailers who went TO Ham
mond, Ind, to work in a mill there,
returned to Bellaire yesterday morning.
The annual stockholders meeting OF
the Wheeling & Elm Grove Railway
Company will be held at 2 o'clock p. IN.
to-day.
Cora TANNER, the beautiful and gifted
emotional actress, is booked for an early
date at the Opera House in 1.-THE Refu-
gees Wife"
A LOT Of new flst cars for the Termi-
nal Railway Company arrived yester;
day. They were made by the United
States Rolling Stock Company, and are
good ones.
Tue members OF the three 40. U.
W. lodges OF this city went down to
Benwood last evening on the r. i. Phil
lips to attend an anniversary celebration
by the lodge there, and all report good
time.
TUESDAY night Prof. Krogh served
lunch to the Wheeling Turn Verein, at
their hall on North Market street, in
honor of his recent marriage. he was
presented with a fine onyx.mounted
clock.
AT the election at Fulton Tuesday
Adam Yacke was elected Mayor, Charlea
Hoffman, Corder, and NJ. Stein, George
Kitson, Christ Hoffman,, William Bales
md Charles Schenk members OF the
Council.
THE report that Mr.. ,Reymann has
purchssed for Sl5, 0O0 the Hughes farm,
adjoining his place on the hill, is now
coupled with a speculative rumor that
be may erect an inclined plane to the
hill top and have a popular resort and
suburban village there.
THE dramatic recital by Miss Kinds
and musical entertainment, with tab
leaux, by local talent, to be given in
MmnnerChor hall this evening under
the auspices OF che Chancel Society Of
St. Luke's church, is looked forward to
with much interest, and there bids fair
10 be large audience.
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national IsYent.

The holding OF the Worlds Fair in 8
city scarcely fifty years old will be re-
markahle event, but whether 1t will
really benefit this nation as much as the
discovery OF the Restorative Nervine by
Dr. Franlin Miles is doubtful. This ia
Just what the American people need to
cure their excessive 2eTvousAesa, dys'
Hepsia, headache, dizziness, sleepless.
hess, neuralgia, nervous debility, dull.
ness, confusion Of mind, etc. It acts
like O charm, Trial hotties and fine
book on "Nervsus and Heart Diseases u
with uneQualed testimonials, free at the
Logan Drug Co.'s. III warranted TO con
tain no opium, morphine or danJcrou,
drugs. TThs&w-l
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Us. Coon sella dry goods the cheapest.
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IT WILL STAY RIGHT HERE.

The Hinge Factory Invited to Remove
From Wheeling-what President Rawl
ing Say.
1t was reported yesterday that the
Wheeling Hinge Company had received
and would probably accept proposition
from the town of Kenova, Wayne coun'
ty, to remove its plant to that place
Captain Charles j. Rawling, President
Of the concern, was seen by an INrRLIf,
GINGER reporter, and in response to
queries said that proposition had been
made by the Kenova Lapd and Improve
ment Company, but that it had not
yet been submitted to the directors, and
was in possession Of Mr.. Brady, the Sec
rotary. He further said that he did not
think there was any probability OF the
proposition being accepted, and that
Wheeling as place to do business is
not excelled on the American continent.
The company is well satisfied with its
present location and he does not think
anything would be gained by removal.
Captain Rawling said he had looked
over Ueyeral OF the ao.called advantag-
eous points for iron manufacture, and
was emphatic in his praise of Wheeling
and her superiority over any OF them.
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TlIh NEW HOsPlTAL.
The Ladies' Association iavorS tho Female
COllece Idea,

The Ladies' Association iaVorS tho Female
College Idea.
The Ladies' Hospital Association and
the Women's Union Benevolent Society
both held their first meetings Of the new
year at the Y. NJ. @. a. rooms yesterday
afternoon, and both were interesting, and
well attended. In each the reports
showed the society to be In satisfactory
condition, and the Benevolent Society
accomplished much good last year.
The Hospital Association was INCLINED
to favor the proposition to sell the lots
recently purchased as o site for the pro-
posed new hospital, and il possible buy
the Female College property and con.
vert it into 6 lfoDpital. The ladies
recommended this course to the Board
Of Directors. The stockholders Of the
college will meet at an early date to de-
eide on what course to pursue with
reference to the building, and the idea
OF making hospital Of it seems TO BIZ
gaining id favor with all concerned.
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TUE LOCAL INSPECTORS WORK
tho Past Year shows tho River Interest
IN ho THRIVING


In tho Past Year shows tho River Interest
to BIO Thriving.
The books at the office Of Capt. Reu,
ben Thomas and Capt. William Dillon,
the United States Local inspectors Of
Steamboats,, show record in the past
year which indicates that the Ohio river
navigation is thriving. There were in
spected last year fifty vessels, with an
aggregate tonnage Of 5,5l4. There were
ten new steamers added to the service,
with q tonnage OF LOIS tons, while FIVE
steamers went out Of the service, a net
Increase OF i've In the district. There
were 800 officers licensed. -Four lives
were lost in 1890, one being q passenger
and three members Of crews.
Two new steamers are now being
built. A new Richie testing machine
for testing boiler plate was placed in the
Local Inspectors' Office in August last,
much increasing the efficiency and
facilities OF the Office.
In the year there we're no serious &C.
cidepts to steamers, involving loss Of
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An Eloauopt and wise Lecturer.

By nature, culture and experience Dr.
T. W. Gunsaulus, Of Chicago, is made
for the platform. What is said Of him
sounds exuavagant until he is heard,
He is a true man, Of extraordinary gifts,
earnestness and purpose, and a speaker
OF remarkable ability and power His
lecture on "a Chapter in the History oil
Liberty" will be a rich treat to listen to.
He will lecture next Tuesday evening at
the Opera House in the Young Mems
Christian Association course. Seats can
be reserved tomorrow ct Baumers
music store. The admission will be the
same as to the other attractions in the
Young Mems Christian Association
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Heart disease is usually supposed to
be incurable, but when properly treated
a large proportion Of cases can be cured.
Thus Mrs. ElmiFa Hatch, Of Elkhart,
Ind, and Mrs. Mary L. Baker, Of Ovid,
Mich, we've cured after suffering %
years. S. @. Linburger, druggist at San
Jose, Ill, says that DR.. Miles New Heart
Gore, which cured the former, worked
wonders for his wife," Levi Logan, Of
Buchanan, Mich, who had heart disease
for 30 years, said two bottles made him
Nieel Ike . nov man." DR.. Miles New
Heart Cure is sold and guaranteed by
the Logan Drug Go. Book Of wonder
fnl testimonial6 free. TThsAw.l
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MARTINS FERRY.
Lccture-New Daily Papor-PcrsOnHl and
GeneFAl Local Notes.

Lecture-New Daily PaPor-PersonRl ant
General Local Notes.
Paul Morrison has returned to school at Gam
bier.
The Lsughlln mill will resume next Monday
II possible.
John Mack, with ticket No. 10, drew "ROt
Letter. watch.
Mr.. A. P. Miller. of tho Central Ohio Paper
Company, is in town.
D. II. Exams Is quite Ill at the residence OF his
brother.in.law, Col. James shrodes.
Seven members Of the family Of Mr.. Wlthers
Of Penn street, arc dOwn.w tho measles and
chicken p0X.
Mr.J b. Sheridan. a well known buslneli
man OF Columbus, aud a State officer In the |. o.
o. f., Is In the city.
Miss May Davidson has recovered sufficiently
TO be able TO resume her duties as q teacher In
the First ward school.
Mrs F. N. Rush has returned to Elk Point
South Dakots, after pleasant visit with her
daughter, Mrs ]. Z. Mannlx.
Mrs, c. q, Dllley, who was recently summoned
here by tho illueSS OF her mother, Mrs. G, II.
pLlley, has returned TO New York
The attendance al the public schools is about
30, the largest In the history Of the schools
The attendance at the Catholic schools Is also
large.
Miss Mary Williams, CT Mt Pleasant, has sue
Ceeded Mr.. VIII CRItell In the Exchange Bank.
Mr., Cattell Is now with +. W. Baumer 4 Co.,
wheeling.
Smith, Hall & Co.. mlllers at Don, expect to
Erie railroad to dlv. This Will b. The first car
load OF freight TO come down that far.
Col. L F. Copeland leptured on "snObs and
Slobbery " IN the Opera House last night under
the auspices Of the Y. II. q. A. There was a
good sized audience and all present enjoyed the
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Harry Deiters, foreman Of the Natural
Gas Company OF West yirginia's line,
came in last evening from Cameron,
where he went to examine the natural
gas main. 1t was laid by him, and its
owner telegraphed him that it was
clogged up with oil. The impression
prevails about Cameron that the gas is
heavily charged with oil. Mr.. Deiters
lays this is incorrect; that the trouble
wss due to water, with some paraftipe
and a shoyiDgof oil just as in all gas
mains. The well was piped for dry
gasser, but 1t proved to be wet we'll.
He drained out the pipe, and has order.
ed drip from Sweeney 4 Son, which
will obviate all difficulty. The we'll is a
medium gasser, sufficient to supply
Cameron.
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Nj. j. mcFADDEN.
BARGAINS IN
WINTER
UNDERWEAR.

Good Heavy Grey Shirts and Drawers,
all sizes, only 25 cents. Gu
Extra Heavy Colored Merino Shirts
and Drawers, all sizes, So cents.
Double Breast and Back Camefs HAIR
Shirts, oil sizes, reduced to so cent?.
Good All Wool Red Shirts and Draw
ers, all sizes, only 80 cents.
Best White Merino Shirts and Draw
ere, very heavy and soft as silk, all sizes,
% csmel's Hair Shirts and Drawers, ex:
ira heavy and won't shrink, only 81
Fine Striped Meriuo Shirts and Draw.
ers, won't shrink or fade, all sizes, only
Extra Fine Medicated Red Cashmere
Wool Red Shirts and Drawers, all sizes,
81 90. Nv, c.,.,, o,d
Drawers, fast colors, all sizes, reduced
from 81 so to 81 20. .,
Fine Double Breast and Back Natural
Wool Shirts and Drawers reduced from
81 30 to 81 80.
BOYS White or Grey Shirts and Draw
ers, all sizes, % cents.
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X. of H. Anpiversary.

Invitations have been sent out BY
Alpha Lodge No. 424, knights of Honor
for the fourteenth anniversary entertain
ment to be given at 6ermania hall, cor
ner Of Market and Fourteenth streets
this evening. The affair will doubtless
be very enjoyable, as all Of Alpha's en-
tertainments are. The opening address
will be made by P. S. Dictator r H.
Cochran. Mrs Oscar Seeley, Miss Lucy
Robinson, Miss Carrie Labor and Messrs.
Oscar Seeley, Joseph Hall, Cephus G.
Davis and o. G. Scofeld will sing solos
Misses Maggie Weishar, Emma Bell,
Ruth Hall and Master George Water.
house will recite, and Brothers Davis
and Esmeyer will deliver dialogue.
Past Dictator G. L. Cranmer will make
an address entitled watching" which
will close the exercises.
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NEW! ABWl NEW!

We are now in receipt Of q complete
line Of Fall and Winter W0Olens, con-
sigtiag OF OycrcOatlngs, suitings, Pania'
luOnlngs and Fancy Y6stlngs which W.
warrant 10 make up In llrst'class stylt
u reasonable prices and lit guaran' eed'
A complete line Of Cent? Furnishing
Goods In stock. Seamless Aerino anu
Fast Black Half Hose ut 26c y pair.
Year our celebrated nll.Wool hnll
Jackets, Z. HESS d sOnS,
1891 & 1898 Market Street,
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BELLAIRR.
All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City,

All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Martin Fay has gone to work In the rod iron
mill at Bedford, N. Y.
Stephen GreEinger, who has been In Iowa sew
erai months, returned homo yesterday.
Joseph Donovan and Miss Maggie Gallagher
were married by Father Fitzgerald yesterday.
Tho funeral OF Mr.. Alex Hentherington will
take place to-day from his late home in the FirHs
ward.
Mr.. j. W. MOrehead. OF the Car Service ASso::
citation, is in the city, on business connected
with his office.
William ]. McClGin has at work on his pike
contracts SIxtySevcn Italians They are now
quArrying stone.
Several families Of very dirty aud ragged APP
pearaDce were on the streets yesterday, seeming
ly having no place or home 10 50 70.
The young son Of BEF. Bon Morris left yester-
day for Denver, Col, whore an uncle, MI. John
Randolph, has secured position for him. ne
left alone, though only about twelve years old.
The drowned woman found at Rodeier's bar
Is supposed to be Mrs Eliza Ault, who drowned
herseil q steu6envllle two months ago. inc
descriptions tally, and there seems TO DO no
doubt Of It now.
Ed Hamilton, OF Armstrong; Mills. has been
charged With Seducing the vile OF his brother,
John Hamilton. The whole community is ex'
cited. He was tried before Squire Armstrong
IAuuASSobuAsEA W SVAA@
Mrs. N. L. Tarbet while at supper on Tuesday
night swallowed small bone, and began
choking. A doctor was at once summoned,
who had 70 extract II by the use Of instruments.
She was nearly gone when the operation was
finished.
Mrs Joseph Beckett, widow OF tho late Joseph
Rocket, u well known farmer Of smith township,
died at the home OF her SON. John Beckett,
County Recorder, atSt. Clairsville. Two sors and
two daughters survive her. Her sou John Is 10
the South on business and daughter Il in the
invest Conductor George W. Beckett, OF the Q. d
P. railroad, left for Sc. Clairsyillc yesterday:
accompanied by his wife. The tntermeut Will
be alongside the remains Of her husband at
Centreville.
The following officers were Installed Tuesday
night In /. o. o. +. Lodge No. 37s: y. G. sheref,
N.G; ". ". LOppert. V. g.; q. H. DAnkwerth,
secy.; w. 3. 4yres, Treas J. <. Mootehonse'
WRrden;J, W. Heatherlngton, Conductors I !.
Boyce, l. g.; c. B. LIu. o. g.; George BOyee, R.
S. n. g.; Oh briggs L. 8. n. G.; Y. \ Bolen,
K S.; " r. Miller l., 8. s.; L II Leach, X.
s. v. e.; Thomas Bennett, L. y. v. G.i James
Elton. Chaplain; W. Moorhouse, W. J. Ayres,
J. ". HCGtherlngton, Thomas J. Boyce and DA'
Vid Jones, Trustees.