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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07

to two factions on the same day wIthou.
becoming lop.sldej. Mr.. Hanna would
not DO ut TO be chairman OF the national
committee II he could not hear all sltel
of n party question and hold to themld.
die OF the road.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07

Mr., L. NJ. La Toilette, Republican
nominee for auditor, advises the Intel
llgcnccr that nobody was authorized to
solicit for him the endorsement OF the
Populist convention. Mr.. La Toilette
has the good fortune TO be on a ticket.
that Is going through without a stop.
AN the endorsement he needs he viii get
at the polls.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07

Strange that the Popocrat!c news
papers have nothing 10 say about the
German Democratic newspapers In this
country. They quote no free coinage
n~rticlea from them and reprint none OF
their fine sayings about Bryan and Sc
wall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07

Now that Mr.. Ralphsnydcr has 1t.
what will he do with it? And II he can't
use 1t will they take it back. SC? When
the PopOcrats meet in this city they may
prefer somebody who has not had the
~forethought to stock up with a populIst
nomination. They may ven prefer Mir.
Watts. who wanted the Populist en-
doracmcnt but was afraid to go for 1t
openly. 9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07
BRYAN MIGHT HAVE BEEN A BoLrER.

Bryan would have been n boltcr had the
Chicago convention declared for honest
money, lie himself said so at Birn,ing-
liam, Ala. In June, 1873, In these word,t
"Nothins In heaven above. or on the
earth below, or In hell beneath could
make me support a gold standard, cnndI-
date OH n gold standard PLATFORM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07

THE whole system Is drained and un-
dcrmined by indolcnt ulcers and open
sores. DeIvitt's Witch Hazel Salve
speedily heals them. II Is the best pile
cure known. Charles r. Goethe. corner
Twelfth and Market streets: Bowie &
Co, Bridgeport: Peabody & Son, Ben
wood,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07

Mr.. Bryan Is hereby politely Informed
that. given the necessary ingredients,
any old Virginia summer resort bartcn-
der can mix him n metaphor that would
make the Platte country Just get up on
its hind legs nud howl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07

Oh, Mary, put Tho kettle on:
Wen all take tea.
y sln'Ct ig all that ] can don.
So please don't guHc oil me.
But come and Gull me WHEN IT.. laid;
III b. thCrT irr a,tricr,
You'll find mo out here In tho sllndc,
r Upon a,calte Of lec.
Just bring tho cIy;S aud. boil them here;
Wen lrGD tllrln, lu.tbG pond.
Pull ONT u few baked hrlliiEh, dear,
. OF wlliOllJ am'ao fond.
lay out The airlnin BY tho Gatc.
Twill hruIl IN half a minute.
And hrlnE the teapot wl,ilG we walt
T. Wen drop some pebbles In II.
Oh. Mary, lcnr. my gil!a are wall
Jurt hand tho fHn.to me,
And go and put tho kettle on,
Wen MI take tea.
DR.. Miles Pain Pills stop Headache,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07

Our West Virginia Popul!sts are not
all tied up in the Pc?ocrat!c bag. OBJ
serve the Fourth district.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07

The state Of Washington member OF
the Democratic national committee rc-
signs because he finds no Democracy In
the Chicago platform or It's nominees.
So It goes. True Democrats arr, getting
away from the thing tina, docsn', repre-
sent them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07
John FriedeI & Co.,
llle MAIN STREET.
SALE.

BY virtue of a decd OF trust made by
wife, Northumberland. rs trustee. dated
July %. ASH. and recorded in the Office Of
the clerk hf the county court OF Ohin
county.SMlest Virginia. in deed o! trus;
book No. ST. folio 10l, l VIII sell At pu5lio
auction ITO: the highest and best bidder,
ut the north front door OF the cour, house
Of snidlSounty, In the city OF Wheeling,
w. Va. on
THURSDAY. TIE 9TH DAY OF
:mEl AUGUST. 1896.
commctiSIhG ut 10 o'clock Il. III. the FOL.
lowing described real estate, that is 10
Wheeling In Ohio county. West Virginia.
situate on The rond leading from the Ma
tionnl Road TO Mount Wood Cemetery,
ana bounded us follows: Commencing AZ
n corneFIpf the Jewish Burial Ground On
said road, said corner being the mos;
western. point on said road Of the said
CeInetCry'GrOunds, and running north:
west N The line OF said burial ground
one hundred and Nifty feet, moro or less,
to tho southeast line OF the GROUND con.
Neycd by Mary i. Silver and lUshaHd 70
Maurice Max and others by deed dated
Dcceml1r =, lSi9, recorded In decd bcoH
No, G,3paHe 81; thence with said SOUTH
east ltncY%outhwcst ilfty-iivc feet; thence
southeast by Il line parallel with tho mao
OF said bttriNl ground ilrst mentioned 10
the limo. of said road lending To McU0;;
Wood Cemetery; thence with the IirC Of
said ROAD Enthusiastically tifty.tiVr feet.
more or5llss, to the plaCc OF hcE!nn,As.
subject tor the right or way granted ny
the deed Above mentioned mndc hH Mary
i. .StiVCr'dnd husband to Maurice Max
II oth0ts. uEd rCscrving also the coal
or othor, mineral bcncath the same, hons
the sauic prODerty conveyed to AuE,s;uS
Wlckcrly ~ Catherine Meyer by deco
dated September ". 1887. ard OF record 10
the ,otliQe OF tho clerk Of the county CoGVtt
OF 0hi9 county. West Virginia, IN decd
book Nh ~, L. mHCr liz.
TlRMS'OF SNl.E-OnC-third and -
much moro ns tho purchaser may rsCC,'
TO pay N cash on the day OF sale, the Ual,
nnro OF tho purchase money IN two 'ITNll
inStallmcntS, payable respectively At uhn
and two gears from tlc day OF sdl", VIA
Interest rnm that day. for each u! NIilrn
dcicrrgiu bnstullmGntS " thu purchase
money Tho purchaser shall give his uchH:.
ttnblu mpWiSsury notes, bearing tnt,frst
from the day OF sale us aforesaid, to W
secured by tho title Of tho property sou
bcin,; retained Hnili the pa yInrnt III w
OF the, game, or by deed of trust on, III,
property sold, 20 be drawn, Acknowledged
and rvcprdCl nj the expense Of the rWF'
c~!iascr"'Hn GEORGE Il. Caldwell
WILLIAM II. EALLER,
A~uctionccr. W
The above sale has been adjourned unu'
SatuiJIS, AUGUST =, 1896 NJ 10 o'Hlock "'
M, Mt lhctsamN place.
. nM. " GEO. II. CALDWELL. Trustee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07

When II butcher boys make up their
minds to have a day they justlGo out and
have 1t. Yesterday they had 10 good u
time that they did not know how hot II
was.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07
TheIntelligencer.
WHEELING, AUGUST I, 1906.
For Presidential Electors.

At Large.
AMEs P. FiTcH,,ot Monongalia co,
s. B. RATHBoNE. OF Writ county.
District Electors.
First-HENRY RAYMOND. Harrison CO.
,second-w. II. CHAPLIN. jefferson co.
Third-JoHN COOPER. OF Mercer county.
Fourth-J. W. vANDERVoRT. Wood co.
For Congress.
First District-B. d. DovENER. Ohio co.
Second-A. G. DAYTON. of Barbour co.
Third-c. p, DoRR, OF Webster. CO.
Eourth-wARREN MILLER. jackson co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07

DIR. Miles Pain Pills stop Headache.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07

Tho nDovQ sale has been adjourned IintI
SaturIIS, August s, 1896 NJ 10 o'clock IL
M, nj 'lhe"samN place.
: aus " GEO. II. CALDWELL. TRUSTEE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07

1.-THE lNTELLIoENcER embracing It's
several editions, Is entered In tho Post.
ot,ee at Wheeling. W. Va. AZ seeond.class
inatter.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24
THE FISTS ARuORY DRILL.

The list Regiment armory drill season VIII De
gin on Monday. The frst call for dril VIII h'
sounded OF $40 D. m. the assembly at 80 p H.
and recall AT 9:45 y. n Drills VIII take place a.
follows: Mondays. Companies g and !; Tuesdays
COMPANIES and II: Wednesdays, Companies +
and X; Thursdays. Company u: Fridays. Com
panies and c.
Practice for the 1897 decoration for armory shoot
ing will begin on November .. and continue until
February %. Companies will practise follow
$50 to S p. m. and $3.50 TO ll.So p m. Monday. q
and l. Tuesday and H. Wednesday. + and *
Thursday. d and T.. s. and y. &. s. Friday,
and G. 10 $50 p. m. Monday, and X; Tues
day, ID and r. 5. and n G: \. Wednesday. A and
G; Thursday. g and l.. Friday. Il and II.
The match for the Zabriske trophy will be sho.
after March !. The reginental range WIN be
open every evening IN the week for qualification
-xrcDr SATURDAY and SInday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24
TILE TRADE IL CHICAGO

chicago Sept % There was the bipg.s wheat mar
ke. today seen In months prices advancing 2c and
my n, ,he top i made the rally within days
bushel December opened G2ssc sold between 62o
Gsc and closed ~ 81 sellers. The bun incentive
WAS from Liverpool cables coming Unexpectedly strong
gners sent buying FOR Tie There
a considerable falling or In Northwestern receipts only
$40 cars against 49, last week and sos last year Tie
market got - al ~ effective impulse from the doubling
,ip hy bulls. Cudsiy the buyer ali.
number ~ the other professionals long with
pr,ht In followed his example. This buying WAS
a that. although there naturally good
taking profits. offerings easily absorbed
the kept moving night up g. the close Berlin
was nt over e a bush- considerable tclp nj
There cash business 1J.uD
bushels No Toledo and 1860 bushels 30 20
New Yo'k Samples were very strong, the ow grades
reducing hot; discounts under contracts Charters
Aus'iei<.
firm bar inactive. Early the prices wsr~ Il
selling ~ elevator people receiver
gars country purchases. Toward the market
up 10 sympathy Win, wheat. My opened A. .4,r
sold between 2It.c ara 25.c. closed ~ 25i.n2.
There a mOfei shipping demand hv Il slfi-
more. There demand by way Of Sew Yolh Cables
Wrre hgAe- saHpl.s ScabYard arAnce~ w.r.
gcs bushels. Charters ~ OV1 bushels
dul. although helped a az
MAY sid between lHisc and 1884,. ana slls-i
ne Re.lp'e were - cars with -,5 estimated 81,
Slr the yo.f Seaboad cielrarces only bush
considerable buyer ~ May. he only
feature % trade Charters 80 OOD bushels.
Ifoyi lions easy early Ola October liquidation. The
close was a the wheat rally. PORK ribs
where they did Tuesday. or shaie lower
iard closed Tuesday. The u
lard swift Was a considerable buyer CGlahy Il seller
There were hogs. with "A COZ estimated fIr Thurs
day. Prices a. the yards were easier
calls GG'.c. puts MAY corn at 25.G23'.c calls At
25ssc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24
CASH Quotations.
EXPORTS TO DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. september q. 1896
d, oanc f., ndr oT St decline Total sales
1876 500 bales The market closed with active months
market opened with an advance Of 10 points. this i'm
;...tcI Ina: MARIE. falling 10 respond our weakness
yesterday. and contracts there closed prac,c'H a.
scattered among room raiders houses were
no, doing Inueh business There important crop
news receipts are no: comng up the estimates made
III 1 ant A. one noini in the Indian Territory.
German nrm was said 10 sod literally today. but
c"rparstiyeiy te ,r,r,, on the market While financial
ana commercial affairs in ths Soun,T' are cap es
vatve local fccng with buying checked somewhat by the
pressure of which. OF course. has ten
deney prevent sral hUyns The 2c and cro
Developments especially the growth Of the top crop arr
rains in and Georgia will at least result in ian
Top op wh, snC eT r u sfO d. pens on late fa and
that early frost void iaure the top crop "nue ial
short interest IL made mostly by selling holding OF
mncovered short interest Reports south regard
ing crop conditions re in the m'in eonieng ~ S
r, nbe "a which i me average ost date f5r
cotton have been rcccuE MI as5s, l az
ing th"m The we9he nap sG%ea Fain a j" The f
cast Of he Weather Bureau indicates far wratheF IN
Eastern Texas fooVed 6y local showers on inc
ions are Tor generally weather other cotton stat
gaae q SIS, ~ seSn.' ass pkrs yag,d SIS 200
"', [ HGe Of * iG5 CO. aeansi s. go %, in Sa5 Re
cep's at ports 70, the week are rsmaed a aT,s ;
aear Rc,' a., , ero 5a last ,reoE and CSC baes
aIaisl r4in -oc 1oios aoainet oss bales
day las week. ana 'Gi bales last yrar t,epts
against 453 bales same oay las weck and GOO bale
day and 3@2i la.e lasi Ic1r Hecep,s az az ~
hss ssiR Tear Nv 6afa eG,i 6aies asan SoS
and 1 bales. Mobile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

- York September ~. 1876
az sources IS quite moderate. and there '. frerr
offerings. Medium and pea hold steady. with lgh'
movement. Red kidney have been shaded ~ in
stances and make the quotation DAY 81 - dSl -
opi'id" ngirr represents m" general trading price White
california lima dull. Western alvces green peas
are huner. which strengthens the position herr We
81 ~ do medium and pea 81 10 dp red klnrt. - - IL
- white kidney. 81 30. do turtle soup. - 5QSl 20
iD yellow 81 20pS 80 DO lima, California 81 3ju
81 90 green peas. N'"' bags per bush de- scotch 81
~ TIER Buyers showed considerable Interest ln The
high grades u table butter again to-day. ard tie
IT such quite firm. II VAS very cas- {" get lic
extra creamery fact. before the clos" the
ittl" short II stock and there
ole Strength ~ the market W. una n. buyers wiling
PAS higher price however. and ne fac, thar
o. of le,l u stock has been l-.ught ahead would make
ihef. Is falling N % ne supply For nrst
nnhs market II sti very quiet. with liberal offering
o., s factory are working slowly W. quote ,t.am
ei,. extras n. 10. 40 nests l3plto. do third, To-
~ 4o Welsh tuh~ ~Ntfas. l"i4uli, CD thifa. nrsts
~. imitation creamep. mess. 10 d' s-'rds IN
To-. Western dalr. 1sH1 g.. go 'uucnt make. hf.t-
,ait,. dp thirds 10 seconds. 1H>i.c.
f'nkESf.-Tn're Nas scarcely noN eneit Gat on
lltu" more iha1 ~ mn al position VIM" holders n
perfect GENERALLY Inc ln"i % ash about late
prices continued ahscnc. u demand naturally causes a
unsettled i''llIR. ana hNl'ra
slight Inducements ia iopcs 81 attracting attention
lots ~ fsnc, cheese al a. Tor cortd and possibly r.
f0r Whit. There was SOM. mn. call for underpr. .,l
ful cheese At nbDuf si.MNA., small Size full
cream on moderated, active and fancy grades hold faifl,
yices from tho producing sections indicate
IN the quantity being made There ID FAR demand
pool cable. SIS FOR -,iorod and W. quote
state full cream larg fancy, coorl psDp'.c do white
common 10 fair 7Gs~ do snail ,o.ored farcr plc a.
white fancy, Oe do sood TO choice o.gs.c. do common
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. September % 1876
BEENf-S- Eeceints 81 cars 1OOs head inciui.
f e the be %" l5 Pmd %aNf %9 pT a
Monday prices and about everything closed
9g with The cSeepSn OF esls The iee q a. s
for good. steer at s.; 50 35Gs3 -
mainly " a, s@as % SSws Al 81 5as2 ~ fr poor ' To
good ciy dressed native beef sides SOW at daS'.c per
Liverpool cables quote refrigerator beef at si.n3ic n
American sheep slow at 9a''sc dressed welsh' Ca
sow market unchanged shipments to-day. 700 quarters
p,ry zoo c,c On thr Kansas city To- i5r,st for II
Isienas f9r /; : Dnien@'H =. ,,... ,nor ,,o.. g.,
assc al y Ns % r 100 r 81 d. G9 r. res a, &
K~" %o loss So ID 1850 !, * s 80 3D. si a, 8 q. g.
~. NJ At $, 20 10 d. i2't ~ 4 s. a. & .d 1909 H.
cS @ n at 50 - .,'ss -1 % a. s. IS iG6 3D. at 8 %.
sanSss a%a"a 81, :,'s5. ~ 49, l s. il h. al
s. - do, go H. at 81 30. 10 do il,S IT, e. - ~ ~ a.
IGs! y at g . q 70 yrsp MA, Do '' n at > T
sina do il5 n s. 80; Il do l37 - At s. - -
mi,ed Ken,ucly caiIe 1917 n. s. - o. ic2o n at
a 1851 IL ' at s. at is 3D. 5 su h. at 81 oSS
10 do i@, H. at s. 80! u do ii7a n s. AZ. = d.
~ Virginia llo" 10 at 81 - COWS 1901 H. al
70 do Sp: s"c r. at $40 & d % ls;s r. a
NsS,p e. ~ IrsS ss'r r. 8 40 a 20 $ 20 s
= 10. Il do l2Na H. 81 -. Is Kansas d. III 10 at
81 Il TO- l2o ~, So - stays l2on 10 H. at > -
ass -. l. oxen l0l2 H. 81 do lao 10 az 81 do
81 so - a, cd s2 sol G" T. az sip 81 r. at y no. TO-
Hume Mullen. stays. 100 III. AT ~ % bulls -"
H. at 81 H. do 7i5 H. AT 81 10 do 10 ~ AT - 10
4s - Il at 5: o. Y 90 20. :, s, 4, $; do $40 H. il"
q Dulenback. cows. 1921 10. AT 81 81 do go No.
8. do q lc ID at s. 20 % PM 'sa'' 3D.
Iisy Bros Hgs l.I' 80 H. at 81 . cows $50 H.
Jsilirc. wTish, < 70 oxen. n. So 80 bulls
SO N at 81 COWS no H. Al 81 So ., o,.,
s. 80. 3 do 80 n at 81 - bull 1890 n s. 80
! q. curtis: = COWS. 12o n. at 81 10
NJ collins mixed cattle. 100 n. at 81 40. bulls
SO H. at 81 ~. = cows. 700 ID. at 81 IL
II Eppsicn: II rangers. llss ~ at 81 -.
Mich COWS Receipts were AZ head. including lo-
h.ni for sale demand n fun last
but steady About all sold however the range OF so
aSi7 head FOR poor To chol," COWS calves Included
ana ard cali b'oueh' So"
Sacs-D Mcflwee. - COWS and calves at s2OuS'5 per
head. | * cow Tor $50 .
y Mc,ahe. COWS and calves. at s33a$i3 per head
HARDY Bros. fresh COWS az so zach, do at SIS
q curtis cows and calves. s20as47 each
If IT. Hollis CONS ana calves. al $3oaSW Per head.
iium. 4 Mullen. 1 and calves. at S2IaSi0 each
iel.in. Wright \ Co. cows and calves. at Si3 each
Newton A 60. COWS and calves. AT 81 each
CALVES Receipts were l.NTl head including IA d-
rect - butchers and fully 100 head ALREADY IA,
over Monday prices all grades. erassers well
sustained price and some sales stronger. Western
also doing littl- better. About all the
stock closed out Poor 10 choice Neals sold
AT s3as4 grassers huttermlks at 81 50as3 25 but
mainly at 81 iouS3. talends and warnings S2as2 %
Western calves S3qs6. Country dressed Neas slow
and lower ct 7aioc' little calves steady At 0aGhc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24
4 SINGERS COAT STOLEN.
GIOVANNI TAGILAPIETRA ROBBED. But HE CAPT
TRES THE THIEF AND GETS BACK HIS
PROPERTY.

Giovanni Taglia petra. wcll-known barytone Nv
ing at No. 46 West Twenty-eghth-st. while drink
ing In the Windermere Hotel at 2 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. a out OF the barroom with
his macintosh Tagliapietra pursued the thief TO
the street and took the coat away from him. The
thief boldly followed Tagliapetra back to the bar
room and wanted the barytone to shake hands
with him. Several of Tagapietra's friends as
saulted the thief who later arrested by Police
man Curran. of the West Thirtieth-st. station
There the thief said he Thomas Callahan
thirty-nine years Old OF No 3l6 West Thirty
second-St. The police say that the name Callah
is assumed and that the prisoner is prize Fighter
In the Jefferson Market Police Court the prisoner
said that he thought the singer had left the saloon
and he took the to give IL to him later Magis-
trate Crane held Callahan in $500 bail fox trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24
BIG APPETITE. But No MONEY.
srrrox ATE A LARGE MEAL. BIT DECLINED TO
PAY FOR 1T.

s,.r,rOS ATE A LARGE MEAL But DECLINED 10
PAY FOR 1T.
Francis H. sutton thirty-four years old. or NO.
o. West Thrty-fourth-st. Tuesday afternoon
walled INTO Browns chop house at No. 81 west
Tventv-seyenth-st and sat down at one OF the
tables He surveyed the bill OF fare with ianguid
air and then beckoning TO the waiter. said TO MN
81 have no appetite to-day Get me cock'ah as
q teaser.
The cocktail brought TO him and ne urahh
{, with evident relish He then waited a few mo-
ments and again ordered a cocktail and after ne
had psrtakcn Of that also he informed the waiter
that he believed he really getting an appetite.
Here is what he ordered one order OF CLANS one
order Of consomme. one order Of celery. one large
steak n double order of French fried potatoes.
three mugs OF ale. two cups OF coffee nine cigars
and one glass Of whskey. IT took him over three
hours to get away with ii all, but when he was nm
ished the dishes clean. Sutton then called TOT
his bill I'm lordy II amounted 10 IS 80,
and when II handed 10 MIN ne walked IN lnt
direction Of the cashiers desk but to the astonish
nen OF all in the place he did not stop nut suudehE
dashed into tho street.
Everybody in the place was so surprised al the
audacity OF Sutton that he would probably have
escaped had he run into the arms OF Policeman
Kelly of the West Thirtieth-st. station. Kelly
grabbed him and took him back into the resta urant
10 why he leaving in such unseemly haste
William r Wunderch the manager of the place.
explained the case to Kelly and sutton was locked
up in the West Thirtieth-st. station on charge OF
having violated the hotel act. IT was SAID AT the
station that he had lately been guilty or beating the
Hotel Gerlach I'm a similar manner
In the Jefferson Market Court yesterday morning.
Magistrate Crane fined Sutton 81. Sutton did not
have the money and was locked up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24

the Excise Department. A club In Rochester ap,
piled to the county treasurer for certihcate ana
the certificate refused on the ground that a
club like private family outside the Jurls-
dcton of the Raines law Then an appeal was
made to the county judge for mandamus 10 com
pei the county treasurer TO issue the certlhcatc
and the Judge decided that the treasurer was rlSht
In refusing to issue the certificate. The worst OF
Il Is that under the law there can be no appeal 10
Il higher court in such case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24
BOARDING HOUSE THIEF PLEADS GUILTY

William r Elliott. twenty-five years Old sales
man OF Mobile Ala. pleaded guilty 20 grand larceny
in the second degree yesterday before Judge fliZ-
gerald in Par l. General Sessions There were three
indictments against Elliott for robbing boarding
houses lie apparently made a business Of engaging
a room at a boarding house and stealing clothing
from the other boarders He made Il full confession
when arrested August % at the boarding house
OF Bruno c. BarDau. No. 81 IVES; Twenty-seventh-
Ct He mad stolen s73 worth OF properly there. ON
August 70 he stole s45 worth OF property IRON inc
boarding. house Of Mrs Margaret NJ. Butler. NO =
West Thirty on Angus he stole Sl''9 w9rth
~ nroDer.y from George L. lie FOntainc. No. % East
Tventv-frsi-st. When arrested he surrendered al
OF the pawntckets. and most OF me st0ieh WoPsrH'
~ is sajd has been recovered Judge Fitzgerald re
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