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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-17
LeaclSbasrg, Pa.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE II, 1853.

DvERTfzE .-Execntors ADMINISTRATORS Pnhiic
"A Oncors CITY and Country Merchants Manufacturers
Mcchnncs Business Mcn-al who wish to procure or to
dispose of anythinywoud well to give notice OF the
s,nc through tho "Lepibuy Caroncie This paper has
good aud increasing circulation in community contsi
nj M as large proportion of active solvent producers
soasu ucrs and dealers any other in the State.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-17

persons are hereby forbid
~ harboring or trusting my wife, Sarah,
on my account, she having left nc without
any just cause OH my part, and will pay no
debts of her contracting.
JACOB SWARTZ.
New Columbia, June l6, 1853 pd
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Worlds Temperance Convention.


Committee of So gentlemen, represcn-
ting the principal States and Provinces OF
North America, has appointed TUESDAY,
the 9th day of Sept. next, at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ. with a view of continuing in session
four days, holding public meetings, and
,rausacting such business as may come
before them, moro especially in reference
TO the enactment of a prohibitory law, like
the Maine law, for all States and Nations.
To be held in New York City, during the
Worlds Fuir.) A cordial invitation is
extended to the friends Of Temperance
throughout the world.
N-Rev. Mr.. HARBAUGH has prepared
his third and last work, designed as con-
nected Treatise on the Future Life. These
works arc
I. Heaven: or the Sainted Dead
IL The Heavenly Recognition.
III. The Heavenly Home or the En-
icyments and Epploymcnts Of the Saints
In Heaven.
Lindsay & Bhkisson, % South Sixth
st., Philadelphia furnish the sett, uniform
ly bound, or each volume separate
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-17

Beaver, Kremer & Moore,
1TAvE jus, received, BY Express. second
H supply CT Fancy Dress Goods, FfeHch
Needle Work. Embroidery, .Bonncts, &c.
MAY ), 1883
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EeEAa1kEssaf3

TNHE undersigned have this dag entered into
copartnership under the firm Of .frsrIx,
SrrAnr & LEwis, for the transaction Of a
general Merchandise and Produce business a,
the stand formerly occupied by J. P. Tustin
The former patrons Of this establishment. ard
the public in general will please continue
ia oring Us with their patronage.
JOSEPH p. TCSTIN,
ABSALOM B. STUART,
THOMAS LEWIS.
Lewisburg, May ., 1853
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at the Le.sishurg Baza.


O'Clock. A. NJ. performance 10 coInmsncs as
I or earlier if desired
at the Lc.yisburs Bazaar, -
ssh -c-, Pi..c.i. ;.i, ,- Yo-i, Lvuro.l c,d R-ix,
one Vi ,,e choicest selections OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GoopS
ever brought 10 Lewisburg or vicinity, which
a!e how offered for the inspection Of al this
town an; the rest oi mankind.
The ladies in particular ore inri;ed to
eIl. * -,;lHrvand PRICE cur NtW GOODS. We hate
t4.'s ti.s- trap SCI, Except spl tSs
lave ,d pied pr.ces rH,t-ois ior- Is standard.
~ 0..5 .ry IS PRINTS, Gn slaaA Lawns. Barge d:
Iss summer s,.~s, AIFacas, Ss-s plsn and snb brs:-
icrtd- l:LSc Linen C-u.t.c pocket Hdhfs, frerea
uc:s-4 HtEi u. Itiuss aud E1g nss. Nohsir Mittx.
III, sni ii jio-e', Faa. Hos.e.ycaiton Nsrino snt
SIX. ALSO l.r0--a' TbUS.sSs, D.sss 1s;1lEiIS1,
sewing si.ks, sIfi = variety Ct Soti3us
The attention of the Gentlemen also is
.v.,i 70 = c. Of Spring aud CAssn,<re&,
cmpr sing i1a'i, Srp.s. A<t-r.s H&Iss. and eho;r1
ar!.y x very nt styles frt emf: te t<s: ALSO Lin
tIi - Al ! p.iL. C.oson Cloths Cottonsd,. and
snrrai Elent e Gos for summer wear tesides
iAIEicAs .SD kHEScn C.oTls of the most appr.v@i
Gs.n.s- AiN0 shirt CoIaGs, Csa,ais Hosiery, Gloves,
lidks SnP ara grea: raE-ty of articles ia ths
Gsuti' mems furnishing Ems.
KloEseReepess.y your attention is called
TO stock Of e't2 Cotton and Iinea D:ator Sheet.
nse Pillow Nusi.ns, brown and beSehoI " a ns-alap
GROCER! Is In shuntIIcr, QCLE.NS and HARDWARE,
EsSkrt-, Ncoisn Wars, Lamps Carpet Bags, CAKYkTs.
a.lt Ia, ,i PER RFLXEe r Lutu's prmIum Extrsets,
e 'iS,Hss. toas-c, E.y Water aud he u,0st EsSfAas
.-sssn,e=.
Admission free. Gail on
TUs'TiN, STUART A LEWIS,
47i opposite K,ines Hotel, Lssris6usY
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Winfield WOOlen Factory,

Near EI:lrtletOn, Union County.
'INHIS esta adjustment is now in the best order.
i The machinery being nearly ali aew.
and none bu; the best of worxmen employed.
the subscriber feels safe in saying that his
work shal! not be surpassed BY any establish
rncrt N ih.s or the adj ining counties.
His wagons will be around as usual, and
hose wishing 10 pa'ronize his establishment,
ai!l please avai: themselves OF that cppossa.
nifty.
If have also on hand and intend keep
ing choice assortment Of Goods, such n
Chfhs. Safinetts. Cashmere, 7tceeds. Biankets,
Yarns. Dr.. which I will sell low for cash. Of
exchange for Wool and Country Produce esr-
orally. MARK HALFPENNY.
Harileton. April %, ls53-n
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-17

Wood and Willow Ware.
10000 FANCY CORN BROOMS.
I.aO0 boz. Is BUCkETS. ASSORTED COhORS
600 NESTS CEDAR WASH TUBS,
500 CEDAR CHURNS.
500 DOE WILLOW BASKETS,
800 DOE. WALL & SCRUB BRUSHES
&c, &c.
The largest stock ever offered in philadel
phil, and the cheapest in the world. Orders
promptly filled. ". q J. N. ROWE,
No. Ill Eoarn Turn STREET.
Mar. ll--3m i65 Philadelphia
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-17

DEEDS Of superior form. fss .,,. ., ~
ear'sisi' 'fae'. $ eu sinsls. Soe pu ass
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]. & =. Epyker
HAVE jus: opened and for sale cheap f'r
III Cash or IN exchange for couuiy prot:uce
HatS-Moicskiu Nos. !, .. 5; SILK Nos. l.,
., B; Angola Nos. !, ., 8: black cur.ed brim.
pearl and fiat brim Hungarian. hle brush.
maggon, wool, for Men and Boys. Summer
Hats from Panama down 20 levy chip.
Caps Of the ia,es, styles snl Il every les
crip.ion, 10 suit every body.
ClOthlng-Coats. Pants. and Vests :or
Men and Boys; Shirts Of different kinds. shirl
collars. stccks, handkerchiefs. gloves. socks.
in shor, everything 10 wear from head to foo.
Also
Carpet Bags and Trunks.
Thankful TO our customers for past iarorS
We hope for continuance Of the same. a. our
prices are low. Give Us 1 call and examine
for yourselves before purchasing .i--."h-~s-
Panama. Leghorn Hats. and Bonne,s warr.
ExkD Avn PRAssEb on shor, notice aud reason
able terms. iAp!.! -, is53
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EcWlsburg #arkct.
Corrected this Day.

SCHOOL ORDERS neatly printed and .or
- sale At the CaTon:.Lc O:hcc
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GRAND EXHIBITION.

Programme for The Stasoa-Doars opened at o
O'Clock, A. NJ. performance 10 co,nmsncs a
or earlier if desired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-16

ewes rady 70 defend the psnness murderer would sSt
appesr AGAINST the wealthy moral assasdn. Wen might
ney tnk So when IT Is fresh In public recollection that
me most eminent statesnen In the United States
both bsnt their nseks to the hogyoks Of the rusnons
OF them said published and not Denied ''rsll Mr. Hsn
nett tnat MS patriotic course has deserved veil of the
oountry ana the other gave him letter Of ntrodus-
uon 70 an American Legation when he went abroad or
course when candistea for the Presidency 80 through
the lower suo,ustum Of the OF party to est tho
good word OF suc Jsrsousae the republs rus Sc aas
tenng to ruin unless there Be civic virtue m uubo mar
Thanh heaven there Is new elsssu in the social
~ steml That element Is inf iyidualism The private
gentleman however modest OF demeanor simpIs Or mr.
pose and delicate frame can take hs sad ~ doing thst
which shivering senators feared and from which rish
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The minU!es OF the last meeting were read and ap.
proved.
NOMINATION AND AProNTNRSr.
Mr. STUART presented nominal on from tho School
officers OF the First ward, nominating John Dalton rs
Trustee In said ward In place Of j. l. Underh resigned
On motion, Mr. Dalton was appointed.
CoMMuNiCATi0Ss
From school officers Of The Eighteenth ward, fer per-
mission 10 establish school in Twsntish street,
said ward. To the Committee on New Schools.
From N. Sears, ask that tbs Board WITH purchase
Miles, Acts and Principles Of the American Revelation for
the school libraries. 10 COMMITTEE On Libraries
From A. N. Bacon inviting the Board to visit the
.Word in Miniature, row ON exhibition at Nos 377 aud
$40 Broa way On motion said invitation accepted.
Mr. Beadle presented, for the library OF the Board,
History of the School of the Reformed Dutch Church. On
mction the work accepted and the thanks Of the
Board returned TO DR.. Beade.
Mr.. NELSON presented report Of the Committee on
Normal Schools, In favor of appointing Mr. Hazeltine
principal and Mr. Wood assistant in the Female Normal
School, AND Mr. Peterson teacher of the Coorod Nor nal
School Adopted.
OF the Auditing Committee, with bills for sundry ex
peDres Of the Board. reconm endng payment Adopted
OF Committee ON Buildings and Repairs with by laws
sideraton again laid the table and ordered to DO
printed.
Of same committee relative to power o, the Board to
sell old furniture Accepted.
OF Committee Sites and Plans, recommending that
house be erected the site Of No. in Rivington
street. Adopted.
Mr. T. Eworth presented report Of the Committee on
Supplies, the contract Dick, Carsy Co. for fur
nishing the schools with coal. Laid on the table,
Nscf1I ANEous.
On motion Of Mr. ADDS the Commttss on Sites and
Plans instructed to report at the next meeting
the application OF the school officers of the Nineteenth
ward.
An application Of the school officers Of the Twentieth
ward for repairs at Free School No. 49, was referred to
the Committee On Buildings and Repairs.
The Beard adjourned to Wednesday next at O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-16

The business in dry goods continues quite small,
tomy feature at this time Of the year, but that
more prominent than before, and tends
ture belief in less vigorous trade during the next
four months, than most parties anticipated few weeks
ago. sti this does not to influence receivers OF
goods, who are yet ndsposed to exhibit their fresh
supplies to the public and altogs her aceep
any orders from regular cusomsrs rather buyers
articles adapted to the spring traffic. upon less favorable
conditions than such secured In the early part Of
the season, nearly ended Indeed, In some in
stances, inclined to part With their stocks
only at improved prices they could scarcely obtain
duplicates without paying considerably higher rates.
How this steadfas,ness upon the part OF holders may
affect the next quarters busns cannot be rightly cal
oulaed until after the Christmas holidays Them
try purchasers will pour into the Market and in connes
ton with local jobbers, will stimulate trade This
once revived, its position ami prospects will be
clearly ur dsrstood and justly appreciated Brown
shitns and shsstngs moderately active unchanged
figures Bic ashed shssng shrtings appear quiet yet
evince considerable frmnsss. Cotton aAnnels tenn
porariy neglected Denims in pretty fair request
and are steady In price. Drills selling slowly old
quotations. We have alteration to notice in duck
GiDghans are likewise unchanged. The leading manu-
acturers havsdetsrined not to offer their
during the spring below 1Ic slight rise. Lawns and
nankins continue dull and inal Osnsburgs remain
very scarce and quiet ct full prices Printing cloths
have attracted more attention. and being in rather Light
supply, are Arm Fresh makes Of prints abundant
but not Jet in lively demand and their value is nomi
naly the same a. before stated retail inquiry exists
for stripes and ticks, at old figures We subjon
paratve statement Of the shipments hence Of cotton
goods during tWelve moutha tn data oS-
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FRun-Sales of 500 FOXES wet dried and dry busch
raisns were Effected at S? 60 and 81 l2L
FREIGn1s-Rates to Liverpool continusd To favor shin
pers for which port coo to 900 bushels of corn and
wheat were epgs gej. the former at 9Kd In bulk and
wheat At lo3sd and 5000 1000 bills. -four as Cd q
IS. with 400 SEQ bb!s rosin, 1T As To Havre about
ZOO bbs -four at 95c. o7c, and . vessel was loaded
with -four fer tbs port 95c. To California tnero
wasro alteration worth, of notice.
EAy-Was in good request at 65; . TOO. for shipment,
Iron Scotch pig was more inquired for, 1t $50 so
sS7 90, xix months per ton.
lLDHolders claimed 50 Is for foreign, and Sc ~ for
Galens, per 100 lbs.
mon, and 81 IS for lump, per Dbl.
Ons-Nc change occur red in crude whale sperm
sas have been made OF 10 600 gallons lnsssd 1t ESQ.,
63sc for large and on, 6Sc for small lots per gAlo
"'1p l1D po,k n q
eco bo's old Western At Sl3 3Ih for mss and sn
prime per Dbl Picked shoulders and ham' were morsf
vorabe at CSC 6sio and csc per ID About 200 pha
The sales old not 100 SbL st caH for
try prme s. so sl for country mesa and sls SO for
repacked Chicago mess We hoard that 100 srcss Ohio
prime mess changed hands at $50 Beef hams, butter,
Rionsass Of $50 tsscss prime ranspirsd, At - sig
81 s7H per 100 los
sroAR We heard that $50 hsds Caoa changed hands,
s41sc 4s.c; per 10
ase and so oSes Connecticut and Ohio seed leaf, It
t'9c per 10.
WhsKKy was less sctve oeing held above the views OF
payers. Inc saes noace 60 ovv Dds Jersey prison. ana
olio' =, IaAc 80, 40 zs.sc, and 1Sc; 2sNo,
terms, per gallon.
wooLmIhe large snehon SAFE heid ~ the store Of
me l mnGs,mns houn. was wen Attended BY the
M sS j auu ees,es Oh me country, ana
se,sils A. ,sieu from wsrzsd cs. 1oo,o,n me
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-16
The Turf.

UNION COURSE, L. I--TROTrING.
The trottipg has Not closed yet manifest
from the number Of otng matches that have taken place
within few days past; and although now well
advanced in the first wiatsr month"; the tracks in
nearly good order as they in midsummer. The
frost has been slight thus far not to injure them
in the least On Wednesday last three fne trottipg
matches off, which called out quite gathering OF
the old ipoIb," all Of which terminated with eclat.
The favorites in each contest and what is most
singular, there not spit heat In either Of the
races. The following is tbs summary Of the days
sport -
"WEDNESDAY, Dec Trotting match, $3.50, mile heats,
beat three ia Eve, In harness.
a. Woodruff named blk. g. Ned Hyde...."....
John Nelson named oh. z. Congo .............. 2
Time, 2:62-2:62-25S.
aAM DAy.-Aatch $780, mile heats, in harness.
b. Woodruff named 6. G. Portchester. ............
VIM Nhelan named br. z. CONNIE lore ......... 2 2
Time, 261-2A9.
The gray thefavorite, and was offered at leo to
40 previous to the start and afterwards at to
He won very easily.
sAm DAY-Hatsh $780, mile heats, best three in ave,
to wagons.
James Nhelpley named eh. h. VIM. Tell. ... II
Il. Woodruff named br. M Lady Hicks. ....... 2 2
Time, 2:64-2:64-250.
The stallion the fsvorite 1T ten 10 SIX, and had
very easy task In beating the mare.
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United States Circuit Court.


Dec 4-Charoe Of Larcny.-Edward McGsw was in.
dcted for stealing twenty dollar gold piece pair OF
pantalooas and bottle Of wh,key the property Of sta
phen Reed on board the Empire City her last voy rs
from Havana Mr. banning appeared for the govern.
ment The jury found the prisoner not guilty Of stealing
the me nty or the pantaloons but guilty Of stealing the
tence deferred.
Charge Of Posting Counterfeit Coin-Ann Lynch young
loching woman indicted aud found guilty OF
counterfeit quarter de- LAYS Sentence deferred
Die 16-Richard Smith was indicted for passing cam
terfet coin and found guilty.
ChdTgeg Revolt Thomas Simcocks, Hugh Bailey Chas.
Davenport, EDWARD Leavsy and Thomas KANE vers
found guilty of an endeavor 10 make revolt on board
the ship Westmnster, but were recommended to tina
mercy OF the court Sentence deferred ~ ~
The court adjourned.to III O'Clock Frid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-16

BowRY THxATRE-Mr Charles Burke plays two Of his
Ms
and those who attend may b certain TO be entertained
1.oADw!y THEA1nE-Thi: evening NJ. Colli.s sPyss.s
,s. ss, LAO e .s
TEE OfRA--Meyerbssrs grand OPERA OF s1he Prophet"
Ia 70 be given this evening" for the last night but ONE
positively On Monday the will close with bone
ut to Max Earetsek, the popular manager.
BURROWS THEATRE The successful comedy "The Fox
Hunt 10 BE- given this evening" being for the bsaeat
Q, the author, Mr.. Bourcieault. Tho comedy Of The
Young Actress' IL also to be played Mr.. 7. Johnston
great favorite at this house. has benefit on Monday
when an extra entertainment Is to DO given.
NATIONAL TnEArRA-This AFTERNOON s. Cordsla How
IL IN q
to DO performed, With the original cart
wALAcK's TnEArRz-The comedy which was produced
here on Aond.y and called The Game Of Lie to b
Of 4" The Mil ers AAid' in which Mr.. L. Thomps plays
Giles His acting In this character has received the
highss: commentators.
BARSuxs MvssrM-On this afternoon at O'Clock, the
suocsssful drama Hot Corn Life Scenes New York;
Is to 30 played In the evening, the Unsls TOMS
written BY Mr.. Conway, and are good in their way.
JULIEN gives of hs concerts this evening" At the
Metropolitan Ill. nong the in the we'll
lectsd programme, notice the Hibernian Qusdrlle
the American " and tae Mont Blanc polka.v
HERR DREsBAcu that he has settled all his
little difficulties with the tigers and that any person may
see him lie down with the hon at any time during the
day. BY going TO the Broadway Museum and Msnagerie
s37 Broadway. There Is great deal at this place
to amuss and interest viitsrs.
Brz gives soiree maeq at the stuyvesant Institute
this evening He will be glad to see all his friends.
PERHAPS SEVEN NILE MIRROR remains on exhibition at
Academy Ball. 1t gives good idea of American scenery
In the North.
fHE ORIGINAL CHssrY NNsrRns give one Of their anu.
sing entertainm en this evening" at Meoaancs Hail. 42
Broadway. Mr.. L. P. Christy Ia always ahead o[ ali
competition in the production Of novelties.
The WOOD AIssTRns 444 Broadway, give csncert this
evening, and announce good programme. The "Bur.
lesque Shakers' appear tonight and the Holiday
Daroe Is also given to conclude the snterainm emit
BroKLEYs NsTRrs attract large audiences to Chinese
Han No $50 Broadway, and send them away well salts
led They announce tonight capital bill, Including
the Julien burlesque and Swaine Buckey,s i'm nro
we'd Shakspersn readings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-16
Mines and Mining.

THuRsOAY, Dec 16-6PM
The board showed little moro activity to-day. 100.
North Carolina sold at T. which Is An improvement of
nearly H. Potomac improved u, and the period for
the Davis isabella divdenis approaches win probsbly
again advance. For the first Tins for some days 200
Fulton sold ct IL; 1000 Gardiner went Of ct the last
quotations. For Utter IL bid; for Boston and
Pittskurg, les for Lindsay 81 forPhenix God so cents.
Ococs Mining stock, which has hitherto been quite an
ornamental addition to the brokers' books, has basn
thing. We believe the company has mines, but owns
quantity Of stocks which unsaleable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-16
CITY TRADE REPORT.

NJ
Asrs-Only SO bbls. pots and pearls found bayers 81
cid rates.
BaEADnuFFs Flour in better demand and advanc.
ing TIE Gays Gales included 81 600 bbls At Sc 12
Sc SIX superfne No. 2 At 80 37t 50 621S; ordina-
~ to choice State, at SO rs So IS mixed fancy
Western, as So "a and other grades At ,or
onate prices There ie else disposed Of 900 bills.
common to extra supsrAre Canadian At So Sl 81; with
900 bbls. Southern at 81 81 1874 for mixed good -
lS 81 SIX for fAvorite and 81 81 81 rs for IA acy
Rye flour uDsltered We heard that 500 bbs Jersey
meal obtained at So 70 So 5lL Wheat not 80
brisk The days business comprised 500 bushels choice
Geresee white at 81 so 81 81; 1900 Southern Do,
part inferior to good At 81 81 81 70 5000 Psnnsy
vAnia red at 81 6l and 900 S,athern, d. at 81 Al
81 49, There have been 49, 90 bushels Jersey and North
ern rye taken at 81 o. 81 es psr bushel Barley and
oats remained about the fame. Corr wAs actige and
Arm Ths transactions embraced 600 ,ushela at 79c
SOC. fer Southern yel SOC 82s for old 1ite,
DO. s0c. SIC for mixed, do 81 SO. for mixed West
ern; and SIC. for Jersey yellow.
COFFEE The days sales embraced 200 packages Java,
1t lac and 1000 bags Rio, at Ike lzho per ID.
COroN.-The market for this staple quite steady,
displaying upward tendency The days sales reached
4,3C3 bales follows-For export 1892; home. use,
1,l43; speculation, Az: aud to arrive, 9I6-
NEW YORK cLAssrSicArIoN.
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INC Park Meeting.

TO THE KDITOR OF THE HERALD,
SRln your report Of the meeting In the Park On Mo,
day evening" my mentioned As ono Of tina Vica
Presidents. This mistake as was not 1t the mat
ing neither did give permit sion to any person to ma
my name for such purpose Please give publicity 70 the
above, AID obge JOJEPH T. EBI.IHG
EEw YORK, Dec. IL, 1853
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD,
Sm-ln your account Of the proceedings OF meetins
held In the Park yesterday In regard to street preaohine
find my among the list Of Vice Presdents without
giving opinion to the propisty Of such rathsrinr
wish rfmp to say that knew nothing Of 1t until sav
the papers thin morning and thst my was used On.
Will etBrp WM 4 nom NJ 10 Tr,g go, y'u
NAV SNsn, Dvc ID, 1900.
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Court or Gene raj Sessions.
TRIAL OF THE NINTH WARD RIoTEns--sECOND DA

Before His Honor Recorder Tillou.
DEC lb-The court met to-day at the usual hour and
s.r great delay, the jury were empa time
being spent in Questioning and questioning every
juror about being swsrn The jury OF tsr after
almost the entire day. after testimony the arguments
each or at length found ten competent men Those
together with the tive ters then to try the
Names as follows Samuel Carson Samuel s. Day. Jerome
King, VIM. Miller, Joseph Apologize, talsntlns
hsgsr Robert r. Walker Charles Seroah, Charles Hub.
was chosen on both sic instead Of Andrew Anderson
Who seems had formed opinion as to the guilt or
innocence OF the parties The court then adjourned
until IL O'CLOCK the se1t ng when the opening for
the prosecution viii be made by the District Attornsy
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Supreme Court In Chambers.
pnro - H. Ia. uI,.hau

De- 15.-Es the Halter Of the Application Of Eugene Ks
ktds for the Amount Of Avard on Premises No ~
Beekmdn svee- Ordered that the Street Commissioner
pay to Eugene Ksteltas s3O53 that being the amount
awarded for damages to the property by the opening or
widening of that street, said Kststas paying the
assessed thereon for benefit.
Habeas C0rpns.-James Stevenson and Isaac Parker
were brought habeas corpus to test the legality Of
their arrest In this city chargs Of conprag to OBJ
tain money by false preteness in the State PennsyvS
mia. Judge Mitchell demanded the prisoner to the
tcdy Of the keeper of the Tenlbs.