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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-04

MASS MEETING of the Berret party took place
at the City Hall on Saturday evening last, Alder
man w. w Moore presiding. The speakers
OF Mississippi, Hon. John A. Logan of Illinois.
mayor Berret. and Francis McNerhany, ESQ
After the meeting, at halfpas IL O'Clock, the
assemoIy repaired to the residence of DR.. Garnett
on Ninth street, where they serenaded Ex-Cioy
wise, OF Virginia, who is paying a visit to his
friend and relative, DR. Garnet Gov Wise was
called out, but, being iudisposed, was unable to
the house OF Hon. Roger a. Pryor, who addressed
the assembla2e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-04

WAusH's IrALIA.-These beautiful paintings
reopen at willards' Hall tkis evening, June 4tR,
which ts elegant and commodious, and admirably
ventilated Mr. Fenno sill continues to lecture
60 early, and get the best seafs.
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AUCTION SALES.
II Fo, other Ametisn Sales, see frst pae

By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers.
IKUSTEE'S SALE OF THREE SMALL
~ BRICK DWELLING HOUSES IN TEE RKAR OF
rtMPERANcE HALL.-On WEDNESDAY AL
Ehr0ON. June s7th, at o'olock, on the prem
sld duly record cd In Liber A. -, No ISL foIIos
ttyE iS ~, and lis, one Of the land records for
snd X Ia subdivision of 90 uars numbered "a
fronting each shout II feet 10 inches on the 81 ieet
the improvements, 90 listing of Tires tvo-st,,',
each. h'e TWINS
TeIms: One third cash; the residue in s and -
on the premises. VI w"
II the terms of sale should not be copplied with
In hve days thereafter, the trustee reserves the
Tleht 20 rese at the risk ard expense of tbe d.
fautiug hsser, fer one weeks puSi,e poii,c
purchasers. ~ 1851 VI
je4-d ]. C. MciyIIRE = NJ cid 4 zee.
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THE CsLEbsArED BRoszK Dools for IN. o.,
% medsiied by Redger, and cast IN Mu.sah
s.rsri., have arrived In New York They hsy,
ration abroad There ID dexire errsssss az nj
rofE % exhibit them there publicly before bring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-04

MASnuDss MEETING SATURDAY NIeHI - DR.
Magrudef addressed large number OF In. en-.
rens Of the Second Ward, on SATURDAY. nip hi.
relative TO our municipal Affairs He was listened
70 with marked attention, and frequently an
planded. Mr.. Frank r. Spencer also spoke 7r
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L26 SEVENTH STREET. 400
: INTERIOR. DECORATIONS. ~

pURE SODA WATER, WITH. A VARIETY
= o. -. s1Ssss SiIups, comprising Nectar Cream,
- West End Drug Store, is p; az,
mo INV South Side,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-04

RELIGIOUS Yesterday morning the weather
was favorable to large turnout of the church.
gong eltizens, out the congregations did not ex-
coed the average attendance. notwithstanding
the political excitement the city proper was very
quiet. Now and then an intoxicated person
might be seen in the street. but no disturbance of
any consequence occurred.
NJ. 7. ChUch, Ninth StreEt.-Rev. P L. Will
son, pastor, preached in the morning from Micah.
10: After the sermon the communion was ad.
ministered, and members were admitted TO the
church AT night, the discourse was in conclu.
sion of sermon from the text announced the
Sabbath previous, Luke IL 81 Fear not little
flock. for 1t Is your fathers good pleasure to give
You the kingdom" The first discourse was upon
the mock OF Christ The last, relation Of the
mock to God, fear, and the promise
N. Z. Church South The service in the morn.
ing was conducted by the pastor, the Rev Jos
A. lroctor, who Preached from Psalms o. IL
And they that know thy name will put their
!,usl IN tnee; Tor thou, Lord, hast not forsak en-
them that seek thee" After which he proceeded
TO administer the sacrament Of the Lords supper
when three persons were received into membe
ship AT night the Rev. Mr. Morrison, of the
Missouri Conference, preached.
Washington Asylum -Seryfces bv Rev T. y
kalb. Of Springfield, Ohio, from Matthew. 10
heJoioe ana be exceeding glad; for great Is your
reward in heaven" The spea ker showed a u he
Tue privilege OF all men TO rejoice on the earth i'm
tue smiles OF reconciled Saviour, and throuoh
the mercy Of that SAVIOUR to rejoice throuob ali
eternity IN heaven After the services the com, m,
mittee OF Young Mems Christian Association dis
thankfully received.
NJ r Church Mary Ydrd-Rev w Y DUNN.
pastor, preached from I'd Corinthians Pie For
ne made him to be sin for us who knew no sin:
that we might be made the righteousness of God
Ia hlm' After the preaching, the sacrament of
tAe Lords Supper was administered In the
evening, the text was from I'd Peter, , O." The
LORD knoweth how to deliver the podIy ont of
temptations WV Vi
dSSsDlb!y'S (PTesb ytsrian) Chureh-Rev. DIR
Eufiey preached in the morning from the text in
Marx vii, l, ., B. also at night from text In LIST
Timothy, ii, g. q" '''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-04

SEVERAL ARRESTS were made yesterday rnornin mo-
Of persons who were reported 10 have Come e. ;
BODY nom Baltimore to interfere with the election
cars al Bladensb1rg, and TO have been brouoht 20
the city In wagons. They are now confnsd ~
the city jail, their names being, we understand
Marshal, Charles Bobeth, Augustus Murdoch, w
Higgins, and g. Johnson ="
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-04

MIS- MATT PkELis CAMPBELL MfSsrRxI.
This talented troupe have succeeded so well with
their popular and excellent entertsi nuents. tina,
they have been induced TO remain at the Theater
for few nights Longer. The programme pre.
.ented for this evening is replete with sony,
dance and fun >Se'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-04

LYoNis MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
Exterminates Bed Bugs, Reaches, Ticks, Ants,
Garden Insects. DC.
1t contains no Poison
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HOMEOPATHIC RKMKp,r

LYoS's MAGNETIC Pills
Are Certain Death to Rats aud Mice.
Sold everywhere. an s-3u
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The CENsus-TAKERs commenced their work on
Friday the LIST Of June and 1t is urged with great
propriety by several Of the newspa pers that the
people take pains to afford all the information
sought In making up what is called Irrational
Inventory" our citizens are not the only parties
Interested tits well to let the world know the
extent OF our resources, and the progress we are
making In developing them. The questions to
De asked are numerous, but in view of the inn
portance of the information to be elected thew
should all be answered readily and with precision
70 some IL may seem an unnecessary Invest GA.
ton OF private affairs, but II should be recoecfed
that the individual statistics never come before
the public, but only aid In making up the great
forms
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TIE OPENING OF rr.-Thi. morning two Of tia


IHE OPENING OF Tr.-This morning two Of the
wafc hmen and Onicer J. F. Carter came from to
Yards the City Hall TO the Office Of Justice Dom,
,nIo"ed oy crowd. Persons in the neighbor
hood thought fight had occurred at the polls
Inc onicers brought into the ofice two Young
men and Carter, being sworn, testified that some
OF tue boys came running to him and said. 'sFour
more OF EN- had come in - He went and found
these two. There were two more but they went
sneadi knows ope of them-his name is Rhine
hart Another witness said he knew the other by
sight, and thinks he is a Rip Rap. To the Ques-
tons of the magistrate, whether they were armed
or Were disorderly, the witness answered In the
negative. The young men were sober, and Of
decent appearance. The justice, after a few mo-
to the gusrd-house till o'clock.n They were
takeniover. After a while Mr.. Carter returned
and said the name of the other was SNYDER Sew.
eral citizens spoke their sentiments relative to
this course in severe terms, which broue bit a dec
laration from the magistrate, that he would not
have his motives impugned at his own door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-04

M Frr
MaLie'o.s Miseh,ef, Sc,-In the senate, on Sat
nrday, Mr.. Bright from the Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds, reported bill in r,I2.
nOh 70 malicious injuries to, and trespasses upon,
Columbia, and asked lis inmediate con.ids, u
non. ne stated that there was not now au officer
In this city who had authority to punish minor
onsnces, such as malicious trespasses upon public
ana private property. IL has become a subject of
general complaint and the Secretary of the In
terror has made communication to the Commits
s,onef OF Public Buildings and Grounds, asking
r Ia soinetaIng may be done. In one Of the
squares OF this city they have had to station
policeman to protect the statue The bill has
been submitted to the Committee on the Judi-
ciary, ana receives their approval.
e oili was then read. Ii provides that every
person VINO shall wilfully, maliciousiy, and
wantonly cut down, destroy, or injure anyfruit or
otner ree not his own, or shall maliciouslv de-
snoy, muulate, or injure any statuary, monument,
or other work Of art, or wilfuIly break down q,
inJure any fence or enclosure belongtng 10 an.
others land, he shall on conviction thereof he
punished by imprisonment in Jail for not more
nan Iofee months or by fine not exceeding 500
Any person committing trespass by cutting down
any TIMBER or wood standing on the land OF an
o'nef, or carrying away any wood cut down or
lying on such land, or by digging up or CARVING
way any Stone. sand turf, &c, shall be imprisoned
not more than sixty days, or BY fine not exceed
ing 500 Any person wilfuily committing any
uespass oy entering upon any garden, orchard, or
other improved land, with intent to cut. carry
a".,y, Ol lnJufe the trees, grain, grass, fruit,
mowers, or vegetables, shah be i'm risoned not
NOR tnan forty days, or by fine not exceeding
So The bill further provides that iustices ~ the
peace snail have exclusive original Jurisdiction i'm
al cases mentioned in the preceding sections.
70 the party convicted the right Of appeal
10 toe criminal court; and any person convicted
before justice, and appealing from the same.
shall De committed to abide the sentence of the
criminal court until he shall recognise with sure
IN sum as the justice shall require, with
cohaltion 70 appear at said court to prosecute hi.
appeal. P'''e'u'e MS
Mr.; Hale asked that the bill might lie over. as
d ne w, me-. 70 Examine IT, He thought It broke
mon law between felony and trespass
Mr.. bnght consented to let the bin lie ON the
table Tor the present; but he assured THE Senator
rom New hamPshire that on examl nation he
well founded. ~ was "o'
The BIN was accordingly laid over.
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n ihioD9s.s MUSEUM OF AIRS AT OPP FELLows
HALL In this exhibition, a novel and interest.
Ing source OF entertainment win be afforded our
Ssy snd se,,y, aaigns THIS week, and on Wednes
OF the most artistic dioramas ever mannfsc,nssd
together with beautiful ssatuary Of rs,ns,IshI.
,nsa Inc, and which are aid to be executed
exhibition will MI vacuum whs.h NE. Inl'
is.ed In this city, and we are sure IL cannot hn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-04

2 A. RETURN TO BUSINESS.
~, have returned TO business with iresh-
fSqss s I'D an immense stock Of suPsrt A.
Great bargains IN second hand Pianos. ssvUs
very 9ne7 octaves, but little used and In good or
ma 81 500 Pa av., bat sth and ioth siis.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-ArRrL 2--BstSrs Re


The Jury i'm the case of James Sheppard, ab3snl
trce satnr sy afternoon deiberatHg without my result to
uours quit Gale back snd discharged because they
During tho feler pat Of the
time The, majority OF Jurors in fiyoT
OF consictirg prisoner Sometimes they would siaud e
al conviction and during SUNDAY uef.
neon and evening stood une three Tor convictions oui
this morning having baoed thirty times IN t hsy
epored f1v0roi Ecluta Sheppard there
fore mat have another trial. lie has already been tries
and twice epenced be hung aud sppua 90 The Suptee
Court which Iesuitcd In the present tal nov
uch Ion ,er It VIII take decide the Ease IL Is Impossible TO
but IT probable that tie deiy will be TO the ad
vantage OF the defense.
nelsd la two weeks.
VIM Csvapsg end VIM Castor pleaded guilty OF committing
hnrelsry n THE store Of A. Brush No sa West street on
the 30 of March and attempting 70 steal some portable anti
ces caught a. 1t by Officers an Oden ehd
Rose. They were remsnded - III
eores Armstrong sud Thomas Williams, the one polite,
well dressed Bowery his and the crI younger tie wac
hes net We. made his marx, aagned together on tue
charge eneng the market store Ct Daniel tJh.h no %
Bedford street the night Of the lnh OF Mfch aud -tesbs
65 They originally pref. ndsd that tho pennies scattered
over the sidewalk in Of the huse bat confessed the
whole ana were remanded for sentence. -
William Anderson and Thomes WlismH tenother Nihimsl
vs charged with breaking eEry CGrros rocery store
A. No n Thomas aud sts ang Hbi, on the night OIL he
path Of February The police found back Eiadow OPEN ano
the trunk coucsaed behind board fence near BY Having n
pcop the Young who iurked about saloon near oy
were the guilty parties they arrested them On Anderson
btespin found and he sentenced TO the STATE
lar % wars and six months Williams ti-i aud acquitted
Frss1s ard John Munson two rough looking
men the Ponitentilry six months eaea o ns
ooa's 6 veatug padding, &c on the TABOR snoP
George Wy ant Ia Ninth avenue. Adjourned.
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The Horse Market.

The businssa Of the HOrre market in NsE-Fors du;-
ing lie pa month has not been hOarishing as was
anticipated fiom the unusually fine state Of trade IN
February. The greater part Of March has been very
favorable weather for horse dealers, but still
it has been a hard month for them. The
ltock brought in has hung on hand 80 long
that the Of keeping has in come cases. absorbed all
the profits, and more too in many Instances We think
tat one of the difficulties has been that, owing TO the
little excitement ocessioned by the flush trade Of Feb
Juary drovers have been induced 70 buy llttie
too high in the country, 60 that the demand not
having been good was anticipates, taey
Lave held on here hopngly, until when finally Obliged
90 sell, they have lost money.
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REPUBIIcAN CAMPAIGN CLUB AT STAPLEToS-A
political meeting was held on the evening Of the 29th
OF March at Schmeiser's Hotel, Stapeton, Staten
Island, called together by Republicans On the
Island. The Democrats were invited also, and had
fun opportunity to express their opinions. De- Adophas
Wiener of NeT-York City, and Gustav Strive, both
Republicans, addressed the meeting, and the former
mentioned in his speech that the first German coonists
in Pennsylvania, who founded the City of German
town, declared themselves, in the early time OF l6S9,
in a remarkable NANTES o. against slavery. The NEST
ing elected permanent committee Of three consstiog
OF Meesrs. Gustav Strive, C. Ia Richter and K.
Schwankopt, to form German Republican Cam paign
Club for 1860 upon StatenIsland.
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The railroad aud stsee companies hSwe not come up
10 tie work that wss expected By drovefs from tho
well known fact that Their stock was badly used up
wn'er.
This is easily accounted for With the railroad bills
rel ding 10 Albany hangs the fate Of several
raDies and II ,hoee bills become laws, they have no
Dc sire to stock ther stables with fresh horses So they
are working along as Test hey may with the old stock
This also has effect upon the present ra Dad con-
psnes they have lot bought anything like as freely
as yet, this eprirg as neusl.
They are waiting 10 see how many new roads ars to
be built snd what sill be the probable efect upon tbs
old lines before tey make any very large outlay for
new stock q horses. Hundreds of railroad hofses
have been wors ed for the last month six weeks to
great disadvantage ultimately 10 their owners for they
Sle Suffering it core heels, occasoned by tie use OF
salt on the tracks, at times when intense cold weather
followed the spplc If theee horses could have
had rest, they would have got well in short time
with no other injury than loss Of tine: As il, many
have lost iesb and eot bad condition. all arising
from this eoreness
The uncertainty Of Albany Legislation, in this par
eular has beeb contrary to the etatete for the cup
pres sion Of cruelty to animals II has also been
cruel disappointment to good many horse drovers,
who allow 80 n tie margin tet@otn buyng and selling
prices, that there il room for extending the time OF
keeping, 10 wSit Cor customers.
We 81 The stab es in T~enty fourth street where
the greatest portion Of the hone market business is
transacted quite full particularly OF stock
euiisbe for al kinds Of work, in tbe city, on the
farm and We have never seen more favorable q ne
$2s5 each. On Saturday, March 81. we could have
bought OF sundry individuals who were very anxious
TO leave THE good town-uot good for them-better
bargains III be te flesh than We have seen before Ia
many months.
We cannot at present offer ATTY encouragement to
parties y bo are waiting IOJ su improvement IN the
New-YOIk horse msrket. We cav Mr.. Bishop of
New Haven, of the Target Shippers of horses IN
the marie ct, but he Only wanted one to complete
cargo aid says he il mol buying as largely this Spring
as usual The class taken for shippOg generally
from $3.50 down below $40. The principal market is
BsIbsGoes.
There are good many fne-looking bores fc@ farc
work Low IL market We looked at several stout,
hardy, easily kept boIses such should select for
fam ork of about IS hands high and 10 or III cws.,
selling held $3.50 to 500 EACH The stock OF this
kind Is large. There also good many faucy
horses sae, at prices from $500 70 81 600 each. In
Short the assortment is great and the demand very
moderate.
RIarkets-CAREPUILY RxPoRIzD roE TIE NJ Y. TEIBprB.
MONDAY, April 2, 1860.
AsHESTbe demand moderate for Pots 81 25 and Pearls
at IS 874, -
COT ION The market is duh; sales Of eco bales We
quote Middng Uplands at lc and 90 Goifa lc Ordinary
1T &c
COFFEE-The market quiet; sales Ct 40 bags MsracGbo
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MARRIED.

BARrR-FnfRsON--lnD snby W.. on Thur.day Msrch -
the rss,dsnc, 81 he hrdss mother By tie Hon G ~
tuyenis fmsrtop Of narSy, w.
Far fisnoi'oo tope,t please copy.
CARBhRRf-PEARSALL--In Monroe, Orange County, NY.
90 wedntsdsJ sdarch 49, BY ksadg ceremony. tue rss
duee Of The brides fsther James Cabe rs II Chu.oI
sc 10 "<a A. daughter " Rowland Peaisen
LYON-wFLLt In this city Thgday Msrc % by fhs
Rev Isaac II Tue IL W. Lyon Of this city, and Ahno r.
Wefei Of Fishsili
BARTIN-oLABKr-on Moes,y, April ., at the Church Of
the Eestorait BROOKLYN by che hey, Henry Bsn,hard,
William irwin bisn Miss hSte, daughter OF George b.
Clarke, eco all Of Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

New SEwERs.-Contracts for the building fsewers
in the upper part of the city amounting in all to upward
of $l7 600 expense, were awarded yesterday oy 'ae
Croton Aqueduct Department as follows:
Sewer in Fourth Avenue o. the westerly de rom seysL
street and thEoalh FoySsh street 70
feet of Sixth avenue Awarded 70 John to"en al e'0''
time 80 days. .,a .hroush
fee TO Third avenue, and "A lhiIa 1'e
Foriy seventh feet 10 midway between FORTY am aa =
i'm 1s. Also in Forty eighth street om second ~
ca fe eat of Third avenue. Awarded to Dai4e O'Ad' "
SIC 1885, tire IS days - 4, r--,y.ri, N ssreet 20
The line Of Forty I street Awarded TO Jo'' n'o"
- sish avenue between Forty fourth snd rorsy
r,s streets Awarded Jere ah Cro"lay Sc s1V" time
10 days 90 L.. - A. DaDa-..
mspt state the number of feet by guess and the CON
,raotor bids at certain rates, under the heads OF sew
sr. per neal foot" Culveris per hues foot" Re-
cievipQ Basins" and Foundation plank per thousand
feet beard measure If blasting ia to be done, this is
added and the Csatra Nor bids by the cubic yard TIE
tin is taken into consideration and tho lowest bi ider
receives me job. Generally at the opening of propos
ss hsrs are from two for each Courac.
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CENTRAL PARK ErLARGEaENT.--Messl5. Anthony
J. Bleeoser. HswIey D. Clapp, ard Richard Kelly,
The Commissioners appointed to appesiss the value Of
he property to be takeror tbs extension Of tic Gem
raj Park to nelundred andtenth street. have opened
oflfse at No. 800 Broadway, where, sntl tho nth
inst, between II ard o'clock each dag, they vii
hear parties in argument, and receive evidence as to
the value CT the property inclnced in the extended
bounds Alrecesssry maps ave hung up the walls
this office. Ehen completed, tho pprsissS of tho
Commissioners will so to tho Supreme Coart, where
parties viii be heard objection, if any should have
objections to make, and the decision Of tie Court Wit
be final.
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CITY JUSTICE.

To The Ed2s- Of The n. Y TTibuae
SIR: Th,re is a Judicial District up town, snppo'eA
Court and there Cout In said judicial Dtifcs
supposed Judge bot by hocupocss -csnssneuf
cesu Alderman aud the supposed Judge nothing caa
the Court except the faithful attentive, and oons
ing clerk Who mindful Of the Interests Of the ely the hts
Of sants always his post ready to di'ehsrgs his duties
but unable TO DO 40 consequence Of the contvsnce OF said
Alderman the absence of the said supposed Judge who
whispered been since the sailing of the Last seane
and the Vastly deep enjoying toe society Of certain
celebrities Of ogcy styled The Fancy and Is doubtless.
public suffering and jsy complaining and the city
unuy paying for reckless degard Of Judicial dates and 90
ssoneDgas IN his yore piscatoy sports or shooting ses
bids the wing agreeable pesme Tor voyage Many d
your viii recognize the said supposed Judge 10 the fob
loving portrature:
The Judge very clever and ov Judge ves hA
The Judge 0a and good
The Judge Send wkky and Of every htnf Of spoE
The eaat but nci TO his Court.
The Judge remarkable Ia his peculiar
The Judge neer forgot to neglect his court d nr vot hs'
pay. JUDuE VI JUoIlCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

THr IRstSe MosraEsr.-This evening, the address
commemorative CT Washington Irving will be Dolby
cred by Mr.. w. C. Bryant at the Academy OF maSac.
No tickets will be cold. The Numbers 81 the HiSto-
ical Society and pef,ons invited by that SO ley ~h'
alone be admitted. On Wednesday evening, recep-
ton will be given b. the Historical Society at liz rooms.
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la w LNIELLIGENC
couRr,of YER AND TERnrEER- April 2--Bss,ro
Jr-saoe HoVRPoon.
IHE GRAND JuRY-thINiaAL BYsINE'.,

The april Tenn of this corrt c01oeDcs1 Today.
The fellow in med gentlemen Grand
Sn.s w U5dtihi foreman; WIN III. Appleton, oeorse u.
her S' John ,nlsn John c. Hine George H. lockwood
mesnebon Burr Ambrose Ety. seriinazd LswTence SAUL
nLo'vh join Potigrew, AlGa.der Rankia. BNns boo-
JUDE Hoscboo briefly charged the jay rerniias that Il
wa ,teesy Ter him 70 ieush upon their duties
yh,, ne pesuned tbey familiar vita fla coar5 their
atnn TO the Gea responsibility q their position AID tbs
retes,l,y Of ciscf slinS their duties with 6doity
DuIjs the chaSt kT George h. Bllerwe Of he Gnzd
Jmos. fsDed AID Sheriff kely carried him from tho Count
in his arms.
a Pfromer was o., down ~ next week the District,
AoLey not being ready 50 with criminal business this
week.