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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-05-17
Administrators SaleOf Real Estate

/ y pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Cours sf
Henry county. ohio. I will offer for sals a
public auction, on Saturday, the 26th day OF Nav.
1891, at o'elcek p. m, at the north door OF The
court house OF Henry county, Ohio. the foIlowing
described real estate, situate in the county Of Henry
and state Of Ohio, to-wit:
Beginning at the northeast corner Of the north
EeEt quarter Of the northeast quarter Of section
inlry 800, IN township Elk (6j, north Of range
seven W east, thence Tunning due south eiRhty
leOl rods thence running due west fifty four (5sl
rods, thence running due north eighty (sO) rods,
snenee running due east hffy-four (54l rods 10
pace OF beginning, being twenty-seyen (2Tl acres
oi land and being part Of the northwest quarter Of
ihe northeast quarter Of said section thirty-saye
and except right -of-vay in and over a strip OF
land twenty (20l feet wide beginning At the south-
west corner OF said above described tract OF land
and running In an easterly direction along he
southern line thereof fourteen 14l rods
Appraised al twelve hunered (iaO) dollars.
Terms OF sale: One-third In hand, one-third I'm
one year aud one-third in two years IRON the dav
OF sale. with Interest. The deferred uAyments h
be secured by nortgsGe on the premises sold.
CHARLES G. FREASE,
admir- of the estate Of MAgdAlena Frysineer decId.
April oath, 1s9i.- spl265t
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-05-17
Sheriff's Sale.

John c. Groll, Co. Treas,
VS..
Harriet W. Cary ct al
Henry County Court of Common pleos
Case No. 1866. Order of sale
N pursuance OF an order issued from the Court NJ
ao,s n common Pleas within and for the county of
ts,t anu State OF Ohio, made at the September
oner iQr sale st public auction at the door Of the
court House, In the town of Napoleon, on
Saturday, May 26th, A. D., 1894,
stzo clock p. m. Of said day, the following d.
scr1oed real estate to-wit: uo-
Los no; nlne(9) In block In the 7illage of Nano
said premises has been appraised at SlIoO and
cannot sell for less than two-th:rds of said any
praisement. VI e"io up
Terms of sale cash.
e. E. DECKER.
g. NJ u.ou. Sheriff Of Henry county, Ohio.
NJ. Gary. N'' Anaels
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-05-17

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-05-17
Notice of Appointment.
Estate of John Tucker, deceased.

THE undersigned has been appointed and qual,-
l. fed as Administrator Of the estate Of John
Tucker, late of Henly county, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 7th daA Of May, A. D., 1891.
WILLIAM P, TUCKER
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-05-17
John G. Groll, Co, Treas. etc.,
vs.
Bepiamin e Sheldon ct al.

Henry County Court Common Pleas.
Order of sale. Case No. 1885,
| pursuance of an order issued from the Court
1ot Common Pleas within and for the county Of
term thereof A. 1893, and to me directed, viii
ofer for sale at Public Auction at the door of the
Court House, the town of Napoleon, on
Friday, June 1st, A. D., 1894,
at 10 O'Clock a. m. Of said day the following de-
scribed real estate, to-wit:
Lots Nos: II, 13. %, 3S, A. u.s. ca, &C. 6s and 81.
Napoleon, in Henry county, Ohio.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-05-17
MAIINTA HORSE COMFY
AVENTURIERl

CERTIFICATE OF PEDIGREE.
MHH HIS ls to certify, thatthe Black Perchcron
sAS5 Stallion, Aycnturier (226i9l, star in fore
eeIsN he I'D, foaled April 25th, 1sss imported 1897
by the Kenton Importing Co., OF RentOn, Har,lin
county, o., bred by NJ. Leroy, Commune of Gault.
Department Of Loir-et her; got by Baysrd 6a63
222i he by Vermont (54s7), he by Picador (T330),
he by Bayard /, belonging 10 NJ. Lefeuvre, he BY
Picador, belonging 70 Lefeu,rc.
Dam: COcotte tl96S7l by SClferina, belonging
to N. Dreux. Ayeniurier has been dull entered
for registry In NO', VI Of the Percheron Stud Book
Of America, and his recorded number is 1874.
Dated at Chicago, H., October 3rd, 1890.
viii stand for the season at the following places
Mondays at David Bordner's barn, Flatrock twp. /;
Tuesdays at Chas. W. Fishers barn, Flatrock twp /;
Wednesdays at Jacob Miller's barn, Monroe twp. /;
Thursdsys st David I. Burr's barn, Malinta; Fri
days and Saturdays at the Fair Ground, Napoleon.
Terms: $40 to insure living colt.
Any party parting with marc before known TO be
with foal fOffeits the insurance The colt Will be
held for the insurance until paid for Care will be
taken to prevent accidents, but will not be respon-
sible for any taat may occur.
RUFUS SPANGLRR President.
MALCOLM CROCKETT, Sec etary.
f. A. HETTEL, Treasurer.
@. W. FISHER,
GRO. BowERHAN, : Directors
john MowERY,
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-05-17
Friday. June 1st, A. D., 1894,
Notice to Contractors.

Sher Fl of Henry county, Ohio.
N. Donnelly, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-05-17

Sheriff of Henry County, Ohio.
F. NJ. Rummcll, Attorney for plaintiff.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-05-17
Sherif's Sale.

Sheriff of Henry County, Ohio.
jas. T. Ragan, Attorney for Plaintiff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CANADIAN PACIFIC
f FS%asT v Ct ', 81; 81 ,- So ':
CENTRAL rRANciL
Fourth week Oct.... ..-..... 80" az 90,
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
F Sssas week e. ss:i9 'ssfs ,5;
''-'' cHIcAGo MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL ..,
$s@$'' :, 2; 81 s, $ 8
'"'' cIScIyXArI. JACKSON AND MAckINAw.
$s%a;' s e. mi, sssS s 5 ' is5;
DENVER AND RIO GRANpE.
ssP'S 5. il Kiln 3e 7:s4s: d s5ss 5aS
INTERNATIONAL AND GREAT NORTHERN.
Ss:a$;' e r'; s . a s4s4 45 ss
IOWA CENTRAL
E Ss@asF r of mics M a,, So, g @ ss;s
KANAwHA AND MICHIGAN.
f Fss'$ e T' q; i Il a s5sj'
LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN
S SaqssF week OF mile" al oc so, - 8
I "n = - Gct n . 29ls.7s3 237sH2' 2''@ lo'
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
y ESa$ r e ,; s ss ,5 ';pts
LOUISVILLE. EVANSVILLE AND ST. LOUIS.
ss%f-; :, s e T';; ss : si "a
LOUISVILLE. NEw-ALRANY AND CHICAGO
fss$ sss *. s sss e s ssa:, 2: :5S3
MISSOURI KANSAS AND TEXAS.
Ss%' e :55 . .;ss . '$f'i
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
Number Of rq!es , S95s s7s 1855 ss, 9'
t taS w. oc, 81 ~ 2a2S7Iia ssp6co l77'oooo
NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERNS.
f Fs@;' g; 5, f: !sss a' si
NORFOLK AND WESTERN
S Sa"ss' ~ CT T" &c.,, %; :;s s;;
ONO RIVER.
F FsPs;' ~ CT :I$ z; s:s$:;
Jam PEORIA. DECATUR AND EVANSVILLE.
$$a$;' :: g.. ss45a ssS5 s5i5
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN
Ns%sr s of he Oct, sl55 aas ssss ssa
Jam. to DC, 81 ..... sG3is55 3.9s9oio SC'9i'v
TOLEDO ST. LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY -,
S:%$' Z: 3. %,i .s ;t::|5 So q y:
WABASH.
Number Il mies...... 30 Nd enc ' 'ey
Fourth wec. IN Oct. si32dH Sl<s,o>D S.N.' 80
Ian ! % oct. 3l...... II SD%pb llvp5Zoi '1N'"l-
ELGIN. JOLIET AND EASTERN.
$500. =. milo. I,G III ~
.,n,I ., oc,nirr x79277 siO2 s.7 $lO,. 1913
Nun" 80 nc, al 600 1858 1s2 SJ3 so 40
MOBILE AND OHIO
:, ~ ~, oc,.her s2De $40 1902 100 S3IGG2S
aoi'T "a Oct N . 2S0s 32G 1893 So 2ClDG
NORTHERN PACIFIC
=, 81, -, oc,oher - S29tS2S 81 22G $50 s. as $40
Jan 20 oct IL. -''''''--" i"''o-"' '-''''"'
FLINT AM PERE MARQUETTE
Month Of September ~
number 81 miles $50 -" t,,
,;f.,ss earnings S-5a.Oi ssloplo ".,ul-
Operating expeases....' l'''S>' i'oo'o if'o''
-. innings ~ ss43ai s7o03s 500 30
Jan i,ssnt,y. Si.192.Oit
80 ,i,. ,.Dcnses. l.J22OJ9 1902 so l3D'3ii
mos. SG2i.fi2 So. 81 $i>iolo
Charges ......''.'''''' -,'"' ",''o ~
c,,. ........ STILES &Gs.e14 s2ofi0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
CLOSING PRICES or CHICAGO STOCKS
CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Monday, November 0-p. m
The reports Of a better tone IN the London
market to-day had stimulating effect here. and
the opening showed slight Improvement in
prices. especially in international stocks but the
usual ante-e!ecton quiet was felt. more
interest being displayed in election bets than in
stock transactions Coal stocks were heavy from
the start. and Central Of New-Jersey was COM
paratively active. 1t opened I. below Saturdays
closing. at 921a It's highest price for the day. II
broke TO 81 but rallied at the end Of the day to
slx its net loss being point. Reduction OF the
half-yearly dividend on Lehigh Navigation Gone
Of the Central's leased companies) from 2]a 10 ?,
was offered as the explanation OF this loss Della
and Lackawanna, on sales Of 500 shares
rsceded points 70 157i2. The most active group
was the Changers. with 81. Paul far in advance
OF the others in activity. On the strength OF the
London market II was up 81 70 61as at the OPEN
ing. and after slight variations. stood at el% at
the end OF the day-a gain OF q. burlington
gained the same fraction. Northwestern was
mos, inactive. and receded 4 to 10lA Rock
Island lost similar fraction. closing at 61$s
In the general list Pacific Mail, on alleged
buying in Mr.. Huntington's interest was strong
rising steadily TO 3d. then it yielded slightly ana
closed at 225s-a net gain for the day Of =. Den
yer and Rio Grande preferred went up to 80 on
the strength of its earnings and closed at that
price the highest Of the session Manhattan
gained point. Atchson showed an advance to
sis from 5ss The judicial decision at Topeka
was favorable to the Board Of Directors and
against the cumulative voting plan. Union
Pacific also up a point. The Industrials
We're quie, but firm. American Sugar refining
N only 1870 shares gained IL points. It's clos
ing price S77s. and It's highest Of the day
w. 1t was particularly strong at the close. Gem
Gd Electric on news Of good business. rose 10
~ F. Chicago Gas an advance Of 4 was re-
corded U.s.. The market closed strong; shares
sod, l2l.30S
BONDS AND THE TREASURY
W Government securities there was a sale or
Ne0o IS cou. AT 1157s. Quotations advanced for
zone issues. and the list is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
financial Clcttlons.
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
NO II BROADWAY.
NEW YORK. October 9Th. 1894
rg'fIE ANNUAL MEETING of tie shArchold.
L or Of the MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY
viii be hed ~ the Conpanvs O1ice in New-Yofk CITY
No II broadway. on the second "Wednesday November
rext Gho 18th day # said month";. at II O'Clock noon
A Beard Ol Directors the ensuing year to be
elected. and three inspectors ~ Election.
Tn. irrnscr books VIII remain closed from Friday
October l3tt : o'clock I. ~ until Thursday. No.
vrmber 18th 10 O'Clock 4 VI
D. ". McWILr.TAMS. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06

IN State issues one transaction was reported
Wv" Virginia Fund Debt. 2-3s Of 1891. at 1925.
.o city bank stocks were dealt in. The follow
"e securities were sold by public auction: 40
ares OF Mount Morris Bank. at 14O, the last
=, sale being l3O the last DID 10
~ shares Of Tennessee Coal, Iron ana
vMoad Company al 1914, $1,000 OF ONO
s,'"ey Railway consolidated per cent bonds
v, per cent. $1,000 Of Louisville Evans
A, ana St Louis consolidated per cent DohdS
vr' "a 900 shares Of Peoria. Deca tur and Evans
wiz d. "a. and 200 shares Of Louisville. Evans
'as and ~. Louis preferred at per cent. .
rosH"nation again marked the trading III ran
n ssr ponds the par value Of sales reaching
T,v'vV The Atchisons. Northern Pacif1cs ana
ti,,,, fachcs were most conspicuous Tor ac-
Ia - Atchison As rose point 10 90, the -us
"a W .ies, brooklyn Elevated lists 10 Sc. Kan
Tsxaaho Texas lst TO SO. Kansas and Texas Oh
IN Ssc, % l12 to 75 New-Havon A. receipts 212
lsu' ''1s' ard st. Louis Southwestern DDS Ia to
It'd $77.335 .15G: balances. 1891 DOL
Hans nub-Treasury was debtor 10 the Clearing
Msa 90 'z3193s It's net gain on balance was
and . made up by a gain Of $5iSDJ7 In currency
tions oss Of $7S,960 in coin The days opera
Nio1 ., sn,ciuded: Receipts, E,547249; payments,
lI az, resulting in a general balance Of $135-
1;ssss' consisting OF $76.s51,S23 in coin and $5S-
ceIvoa United States Treasury at Washington re-
'o-oSy yS25276 National Bank notes for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06

redemption. The customs receipts wero s4oo ssS
w VIZ internal revenue receipts si95 63l and the
"iiSf eIIaneous receipts SS2l 2ol
c,., washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
TERMINAL REORGANIZATION
- WALL STREET

- WALL STREET
SEW YORK. November L.. iS9i
T" NIL Holder, Of our Reorganization Re
cripts for securities Of the Richmond md
West Point Terminal Railway and Ware
house Compnn,. Richmond and DnnNIiIr
prssrr. Virginia aud Georgia Hallway Com-
pnny and - stems
on and ,r~r November - shall 10 prepared
Reorganization rcrtn. far conversion into
securiiief provided n The plan q reorganization.
Each holder deliver o. 40 Reorganization Ger
rhc,tcs held IS him for tho various ID securities. which
VIII d. scheduled and consolidated b. one hun irei
,he,iuss vii he taken by each business dag.
AMI new securities, IA exchange. VIII be- dclls cred
the following day
Al Reefranizlion Certificates ogaless ego learer'D.
NJ VI rE lSIOIsID - BLANK. and. y stnc, is dee
sired other than that appearing the IA
tho Reorganization Certificate 80 assignment mus: 'e
a,an,vlrlg.i l.f Notary Public att.tei iy
person satisfactory
Tho bonds f0r Si0'D each Persons entitled -
fractions a bond = a share NAY either sell the
.rl0 tNus O. fr wu -.l them such amounts as
mas be- necasifF - cniitie them entire bond
entire
Holders transmitting Reorganization Certificates ty mail
VIII pleas" indicate whether they with 20 s"l nr buy flrh
fia> anl whether they wish fhc ucw securities sent
ly registered mall OF hy .Yprefs NJ their expense.
DRENEI. MORGAN - co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
financial.
Reorganization
or THE
Toledo, Ann ArbOr and North
Michigan Railway Company.

Michiuao Da:J,uov Co~oocy
~"'Se" hNNiNS-y SOuPQuys
HOLDERS OF THE UOyDs OF THE
FOL, \. 4. a Grand Trunk ny 60.
Toll. 4. 4. North Michigan ny Co.
Toll. A. A. a VT Pleasant ny co.
Toll. \. \. a Cadillac ny Go.
Toll. 4. 4. a Lake Michigan ny Co.
frankfort ~ sOuthrnstrrn ny Co.
ALSO
Holders ~ The CONSOLIDATED NOpTc,cr prp
CENT BONDS q-l erDritfl.f.If.te sf- TIN TOR t-ra
ASN AHnpH Az, NORTH MICHIGAN HALFWAY a,
advised hat tho undersigned committee have fonu.
la~i plan f1r TIE gcorgau..1ilon ~ the said Toledo
Ann AFt-r ana S.r'h Mi.h'gan Railway Co and TINT,
,io1 y,,, 49,, ' " 49,"
uITRoyorrr,x Tu,sr IN - ~, q,
o.. tI.>Tu.t If,t ~ IN o.. =. 10. =.
zoe, " " ''~
. ' ~ "'''''"'
a. ' .c.. ~ ,, @. . W. i. b. ., :: a. e,'oa
- - 49, .
'H'' VIII hof'i''f'N iut NJ CO.,
- Wall ST. Nca-l ofa city, Is tho deposfary for ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
financial.
To-. the General Mtge. B0Edhoders.
Income B0ndh0Iders;
and Stockholders
Philadelphia & Reading
Railroad Company.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvES that the under
signed Committee have completed " Plan "i
REIMBURSEMENT, copies OF which mny De "o-
tnincd from my Of the undersigned or from
my Of the Dcvositurics named below.
THE PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD
COMPANY and the Receiver, have been authorized - ti
United States Circuit Court to enter into "a agreement
issue the securities AMI make the pawn nts as provided
for plan In case shall b. declared IN
tive hv tho Commit. and Board % Managers Of the
IhllalalnlIn md R.adinr Inllrnnl C.rni arr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
Holders Of General Mortgage BOmd'

are required deposit which Trust Com
pany receipts will Ice issued and o assent TO the plan
above mentioned and the bondhoders agreement. W.
MF,DJsTELl tPON StCII DEPOSIT AND ~
SENT THE COMMITTEE WILL PAY, ~ CASH.
PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST TO JAN. I.
1875. FOR THE OVERDUE COtPONS OR FOX
ASSIGNMENTS OF THE OVERDUE REGIS
TERED INTEREST. A. THE CASE WAY BE-
BONDHOLDERS MAY INSTEAD OF fASH. HE-
CEIVE TEN-YEiR q PER CENT. Eat TABLE
INTEREST CERTIFICATES. REDEEMNHIE
At IO5. AND SECURED BN THE DEPOSITED
COUPONS OR ASSIGNED INTEREST.
syndicate has been formed purchase the coupons
registered OF the General Mortgage ions up
including January lst 1885 In the Company
pay same the holders Of assent
ing bonds prefer Scrip above meat,ned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06

The Central Trust Co. of KcW-Y0rk,
81 WALL STREET. NETWORK CITY
The Finance Co. of Pennsylvania.
All CHESTNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA
The London County Bank,
LONDON
DATED OCTOBER BOTH. 1906
FREDERIC \. OLCOTT. Cbnirmnn
ADRIAN ISELI\. JR.,
y. Kennedy TOD,
HENRY BtDGE.
THOMAS DENY.
GEORGE II. EARLE. JR,
SIDNEY f. Tl IER
SAMUEL II. SIMPLIFY.
NICHAHD \. COOK.
FREDERIC W. WHTTRIDGE,
JOHN e.. JOIINsOt,
MAYER ~ IZUERGER.
GEORGE L.. RiNES.
Counsel.
J. y. WALLACE. Secretary
- Wall street. New Yoik Cl;y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06

required n deposit respective securities fr
which Trust Company receipts VIII he savedl and 10
either ~ purchase par end accru"i interest
five per collateral rust Bonds u the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Company amount equal to Ten
per cent Of tn par value u their respective holdings or
their ,nton to contribute an amount equal the,
cent o., tho Of their c'ivc hodinrs for
which contrihurons Obligation Of the Railroad Com
pany will be ssuod them.
Deferred Income HJndhod'rs required to deposit
their bond 4" contribution :.
per cent. for which contribution obligation If the
Railroad Company will be Issued 10 them.
Deposits Of securities must hc mode under this plan
on or before DECEMBER 81 1891. with Of the FL
No.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
GENERAL nTGE. 90 BONDS
OF THE
MemphiS & Charleston Railroad Co.

At the instance Z large number = the holders q
the above bonds the undersigned have agreed 20 act
Committee protect the interests Il the hondhoders.
provided 10y IN" order - the court immediate proc.
bonds T. You therefore requested -
deposit the with the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
Il Neuicrk 0or WHICH negotiable certificates VIII he
sign tonih,lders' protective agreement
copies 81 which be obtained any 4 The under
signed office ~ the Central Trust Company
Dated New York. October . 1897
SIMON BORG.
- Nassau street.
j. KENNEDY IOD.
- Wall Street.
ALBERT =. ROE.
323 Produce Exchange
Committee.
WAr.r.ACH & REACH. Of counsel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-16
TIE MOST CASES YET.
The Police Mntr II General Hnld IL Catch
90 People.

The Police Mntr II General unld IL Catch
90 People.
There are ninety and nine 10 come
up in the police court this morning, all
caught in n general raid Saturday night.
The raiding officers, tho houses visited
and the number captured at each are
given below: Ella Miller, Officers West,
Watson and Herbert, five girls and nine
men; Rhea Gray, Daum, Rohrl and
Patrol Driver Ilalpin, four girls and
one man; Mother" Bunch, Daum,
Dcvlin and Rohrl, three girls; Lucy Bel
mont, Carney, Lukena and Scally, two
girls and three men; Annie Kcim,
West, Watson aud Herbert, two girls
and m man; Georgia Frank, Gaus,
Habbertleld and Myers, three girls;
Nellie White. Gaus. Porter and Minke.
myer, two girls; Madeline uornbrook,
Gaus and Desmond, three girls; Ida
Blake, Creighton, Stump and Wilke,
three girls; Ada Foster, O'Bricn, Dew
lin and Fitzgerald. three girls and ten
men; Julia Chisnc!l, Buch and Reitz,
two girls and one man; Maggie Conroy,
Creighton, Wilke and Stump. three
clrla; Kitty Lee. Carney, Scally and
Lukens, five girls; Susan IIennegan,
Moran, Trischler and Donovan, five
girls and three mon; Jessie Monticello,
Moran, Tr!schler and Donovan, two
girls.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-16

Yesterday was tho most prosperous
day the new Island ferry has enjoyed.
Tho beautiful weather brought out
thousands all ovcr the city and there
was n general curiosity to see the boat
that Is engaged in tho fight against the
two bridges. Particularly in tho attcr-
noon was the patronage heavy, the boat
being crowded every trip.
Tho new enlarged cabins have been
completed, and are nearly twice az large
rs the old nes Work will be COM
menced this week on n new pilot house
something larger and roomier than the
present rather old-iashioncd affair.
Captain Ben Goodwin has bean sue.
ceedcd in.he pilothousc by Ad. Everett.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-16
A JUROR GOES CRAZY
And tho Baohmnun Abortion Case
Ends in u MIstrlal.
JOSEPH FOOSE'S PITIABLE State.
IIc Thinks 10 Is Guilty Of n Crime
aud Must Die For lt-lIis Condition
Became Hourly WORSE for Two
Days-o,hor Criminal Happenings
Saturday.

Saturday forenoon tho case OF James
BaChmann, on trial for abortion on
Ethel Cooper, ended snddonly in q mis-
trial, tho jury being dismissed without
having como TO IN agreement. This
was necesRitated by tho inct that Joseph
Foosc, OF Twcnty.sevcnth street, n mem
Der OF tho jury, had suddenly become
insane while in the jury room. Whom
this was reported to the court and tho
jury was broughtin, Fooso was support
ed by two other jurors md was weep
ing and muttcriug incohcren.ly. Tho
case was adjourned to the May term
aud Bachmann released under $1,000
bond. 1t was said the Jury stood eight
for conviction to four for acGuittal.
A iuryman told an INTELLIHENCEH re-
porter yesterday that Fooso showed
strange symptoms soon after retiring
to tho room. llo suddenly remarked,
after a period OF morose silence:
"Thoreis no use wasting time; | I'm
guilty. / would like to 500 my family
before die"
AL efforts to clear his mind OF this
Insane dclusion were in vain. lie
would cry for an hour at n time, and
insisted that he was TO DO killed. lilo
talked incohercntly about some crime
he had committed. and got worse every
hour. His condition was SO bad Friday
night that tho other jurors wore afraid
to 90 to sleep. Several times no tried
to leave the room, saying ho must 80
home.
Foreman Laird undertook to tell the
judge about the case Friday night when
court adjourned, but did not got 4
chance, Foosc himself undertook 10 get
tho courts attention, intending. as he
said. to end all the trouble by pleading
guilty. Last evening he was reported
better, but it ia doubtful il he ever re-
covers entirely,