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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-08-10

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IOHN REIMENDs
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BEDFORD. Pa. +
cluoks, waaclaea, an6 al kinds 81 jeWelFy
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EKTN. w JAs6ESON, NJ d.
w BLoobY RUs, Pa
Eosseetfllly ten8-Es his professional services 70
t,ae laaF.ic ~ ftst place asd vicinity leeea iyr
nR. n. r.. HARRY
- Essgsectfaiig seuGers hls professional ser
.iess a. the eiiizens ~ Bedford ana vicinity
afur ana rasiacnee r Pfft StEest- in ths spiiGtng
.arrBerly ocrug.isd ~ DR.. :. II. Hofus
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gPuetrg.
NO sEe1, In HEAVEN.

Talking till late one eve,
0fthe various doctrines the saints believe,
That night stood in troubled dream.
By the side of a dark flowing stream.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-17
SIT. DOMINGO.

Progress of the RevoIutIOn-The GOV.
ernntnt OEces Defeated--Ehe Ensur.
gents Alleged tO bo Hacked by the
hayden 6OVernmenG-Ptment Pro
claimed Pre- sIdent of the Republic
The Rebels Marching ON the Capital.
BY the arrival of the Spanish steamer Monte
zunsd at Havana on the llth instant we have
later and important news from st. Domingo.
The news relates 10 the revolution which broke
out on the ironters Of Hayu IN the commence
ment OF Marcn. The Generals who headed the
rebellion we're Domingo Ramirez, FRANCISCO
Moreno, Luciano Murillo, Tlmoteo Orpando
Juan Contreras Dominpo Lasala, Aniceto Mar
tnez, and the Military Governor of Barahana
kubi. the commandant OF Neiba, abandoned
th place without waiting for the insurgents
Wlo we're thus enabled To march forward and
advance as ar as the river Yaque which is TO
the Haytiens another "El Dorado" There was
another movement IN San Cristobal headed bV
Marcos Cabral, nephew OF General Baez which,
m less than three days, spread rapidly as tar as
hanleL THIS revolt was, however, suppressed
by the Government troops.
Subsequently to the above events other move
menls had occurred. A column of nine hundred
troops occupied San Juan after some skirmish-
ing at Vague and Jinoba. Another column,
consisting OF four hundred men, alter engaging
the insurgents near the river, and thanking the
Paso de Canela Uhe Sc at OF the rebellon) took
possession OF Neiba. On the Sd Old April the
TACT on OF Nelba, alter stopping the supply of
water Tor upwards OF tHenty-our hours, attacked
defeated them. The latter had one hundred and
thirty prisoners taken aud lost the greater part
OF their ornaments. The column OF Govern
nent troops al San Juan then moved to COroio,
which borders on the Vague river. There are
besldes eight hundred men at AZua.
There Can be no doubt that the revolution is
backed by the Haytien Government. All the
supplies the insurgents receive they OBTAIN from
that quarteT-money, guns, powder and pro-
Wisconsin abundance. The powder they got in
the beginning was received in cans, and the
lead III bars; but now they get cartridges daily
prepared.
Valentin Ramirez-a natural brother of Baez
had been appointed as Commander-in Chief OF |
the Government troops. He is waiting for rein
torcements, before the military operations can |
be resumed. But to fight the enemy with any |
prospect OF success he would require from two |
thousand five hundred to three thousand men. |
Alter the defeat at Neiba and the retreat rom |
San Juan, no one can tell what proportions the |
revolt may assume, Another revolution had |
broken out since the above accounts headed nv
4 certain LepeTon ana FREDERICK Garcia, the re-
suit OF which vas the downfall of Baez. PImen.
el, say the last ACCOUNTS mad been proclaimed
President OF the Republic. The Insurgents
we're matching on the capital. Alter Baez had
,eateL the Hay items (oh former occas,,,, !
ecret conspiracy had been lormed TO assassn9,aa
lm,-Ae0 York Herald, '''"'e
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-17

10 give some account of themselves. The bovs'
names are John and James Welsh, and they live
Win their parents near Oakvllle.
A., On Wednesday morning FIVE children, all of
thirteen, and three girls, aged respectively
eleVen, nine, and seven vears-got in 5he scow at
Oakvllle, and the wind took them out to sea.
The further they got from shore the rougher
was the sea. and to make matters worse, the
boat leaked badly. by hard work the BOYS
managed to keep her ahoat and right side no
until two or three o'clock on Wednesday after
noon, when she capsized and went clean over.
The two youngest girls we're dro wned here The
other girl and boys clung to the boat and righted
her.
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Heartrending.
St1e9O Palladium. .

TTOW UIt U6tUt0U IutuutUW.
The schooner COrsicdn, Captain Faulkner, left
Hamilton, Q. W., on Wednesday afternoon, for
this port. When oil 0akyllle, some thirty miles
below Hamilton, and fifteen out the wind bio W
ing fresh. the man at the masthead discovered a
boat. and sung out accordingly. The schooner
was brought to, and John Mellen, first mate and
four seamen lowered away boat aud made for
the object.
scOw or punt In it were two boys and a girl
The boys seemed TO be still alive, though In an
extremely exhausted condition. while the girl
was dead. They were all taken on board the
OOrsican, where, after resOrting to the usual
methods of restoring animation, and after the
lapse of four or FIVE hours, the boys we're enabled
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-17
BIOKRENE.
I OR LIFE.REJUVENATOR.


STRENGTH TO THE wEAK-YoUTH TO THE AGED
This preparation unequ al ed as rejuvenator and re-
lie eeo e. The aged and ali those who have in any
way 6 & y be what IT.
mpIes-a rejuyeI ator which, while it builds up the
Re Sssness and energy Wic6 belong to youth
No matter by " hat cause any gan has become entee
that cause a. once and forever
BiOKKENE cures General Debility Impotency, Ner
tlte Low spirits, Imbeciiy Mental IndOence Emacla
noVe etGet upon the nervous sy stem and who are in
any way prosTa ed by nervous % DISABILITIES are earnestly T6
eqsGHofTaR qGoTR T6e Feeble the Iansud the Despair
II q The Old should give this valuable discovery trial;
viii be found totally different from all other articles
~ FfEMI{EsGT preparation invaluable in
waseG yTsf strsnet with %ondera
II is also eIand Tonic, and will give re ief IN Dyspep
Will lenoyate the stomach to degree of perfect health
anS One S'S bRoe or Six bottles for s Sold BY
Ss1 YER s1PeSs fnYT0eTe YPTopFstS
NO. 2S DEY Street, New York.
'O'0 " JOHNSON. HOLLOWAY & CowDEN, 4
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DY0lT q CO..
4 10 thstu rp No 232 n. SECOND st -
NAT I9N .SD TnAsIpoeEATIoER / 2 < 2 R Es S
oFFICE-No: 6S4 MARKET STREET,
TIE ,HATIoNAL, EXPRESS, AND TRANsPoRTA-
TIoN COMPANY having finally compile its south
ern through connections nom
NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA to BALE
CHARLES ON, ard al intermediate and adjacent
tow ms as lar south ATLANTA Ga and a so having
perfected western ions, via the Baltimore
'''' >'''0 CfSNAfT AND ST LOUIS, LOUIS, ,,.. vain
now prepared 10 receive Freight, herehandise Falu
"''' MONEY AND BULLION,
and to transfer the same to or from places designed ana
FFF. IENTIYp FXPt DITIoUsLY and CHEAPLY
as can be done by any other Express company
Onees are oBIf otsI HPeIeS 3 HSp u NEW ORLEANS
and in a few Gays ihe Company will run through, via
MoATGoMEKY to these r Pl9SeS9Iai 9SeSaNsToN President
b f. FICKLIN,
5llls General superintendent.
FINE SHIRTS,
Money Refunded if Not Satisfactory,
MADE OF NEW YORK MILL MUSLIN, only $500
usual price $3.50
. MADE OF wAMsUTTA MUSLIN, only s0'75, usual
''Rovs' SHIRTS on hand and made to order.
uberal deduc ction to wholesale trade
II. l.. JACOBS,
No. 1926 CHESTNUT Street,
q % thstu 2mrp Philadelphia.
OUR NEXT GovERNoR-CLYMER OR
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$3.50 NEW YohK CLIPPER, Etc,
may be obtained as usual At IL,
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-17
TOWELS ! TOWELS! TOWELS
BARGAINS AT RETAIL.


of BAL AND CHAMBER TOWELS, which I
have marked do wn
BELOW USUAL JOBBTNG PRICES.
Very Good Power Loom Hucll Towels 25 cents.
Heavy Power Loom Huck Towels, 81 and 37B
cents.
Power Loom Towels, extra sizes, As and so
cents.
Medical Huck Towels, As, so, 56, 62I cents.
Double Medical HUGS Towels, 623, Is, and S74
cents.
Honey Comb Bath Towels, Unbleached.
Honey Comb Bath Towels, Bleached. ..
REGISTERED DIAPER BATH TOWEL.
This is new article, very desirable for those
who want soft, thick, absorbent towel.
CHAMBER I0WELS-Red Ents.
Good Bleached Huck Towels, 25 cents.
Better Quality HucE Towels, 81 to so cents.
Snow Drop Damask Towels, rs cents.
Fine Damask Towels S7B cents and Sl.OO.
Knotted Fringe Towels.
Turkish Towels, etc.
PANTRY AND KITCHEN TO Wells
French Glass Towels, 25 cents. - ...-
Fine Glass Towels, 81 and 375 cents
Checked Glass Towellne, by the ward.
Roller Tow elling.
Russia Crash, etc,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-11-28

Endowment for Bath sexes.

Disabled and returned soldiers widows and orphan nj
OF slain soldiers and thee unemployed of both
generally, In want Of respectable and profitable en-
ployment, mourning no risk. can procure such by
closing postpaid addressed envelope, for particulars
to DR. .JNO. n. DAGNALL, Box 1853, Brooklyn, MY.
4S7y a. rs
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-11-28

~ tAs, Cable..g 4 .ynf+ .FGTt
LONDON, Nov. 25.-The condition of the
Mexican empire IS tie leading topic in En-
gland and on the continent 80 81. ,
Trieste papers sAJ that the state. Of the
Empress Carlotta's health is unchanged.
The SandaW Gazette, of this morning,
says the royal commission on the neutral
ity laws will soon commence its sessions.
Lord Cranworth will be president Of the
commission, and among its members will
be Lord Houghton, Sir-Rundell Palmer,
Sir r. Phillimore, DR.. Twisa, and w. II.
uregory. IL 2IETs rt:~Eg5st >-G'4'
There are vague reports that the gov
ernment proposes to send twenty militia
regiments to Ireland.
PARIS, Sunday Nov. 25.-It is stated
that the.imperial" commission appointed to
consider the reorganization Of the French
army will report in favor of adopting the
Prussian military system. .1s.<x.
PEsrH, Nov. 25.-The Deak party adop-
ted an address to the emperor Of Austria,
- asking for the restoration. of the laws of
lS4S, and promising that the diet will con-
slider the wishes of the emperor as express
ed in his recent rescript.
!, LONDON, Nov. % The new Russian loan
Ter 70, 0oo, 600 florins has already met with
great success, one third of the amount hav-
ing been already taken, with a certain
prospect that the whole will be placed.
PAsis, Nov. ga popular outbreak
against the government of Spain is liable
't9oo&1 atsaey msment, There aFevague
rdaaors that the queen will abdicate, to
avert the threatened storm.
LoSDos, Novs2a, evening.--A number
of persons accused of Fenianism, have been
ARRESTED at Limerick, and large quantities
'of pixies and other arms have been seized
by the authorities.
LoNDoa, Nov. 2S.-N oon.-T Tho, Fenian
agitation in ireland still continues, and ma
ny arrests pf persons and seizures Of arms
have already been made. An American
named McGillveray, who was suspected of
being an agent Of the Fenians, was arrested
ut Dubain, TEDDY, and imprisoned. Many
others whom the authcritses haEs spotted
wall be Immediately arrested.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-11-28
To Consuulptives.

The advertiser, having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having suf
Tered for several with lung Affection and
that dread disease, Consumpton-is anxious to make
known to his fclow-sufferers the means Of cure.
TO oil who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
scripton used (rcc Of chvrge with the directions fol
preparing and using the same, which they will find
sure cure for Consumption, Asthma Bronchitis, Coughs
Cosds, and al Throat and Luxg Affection. The only
object OF the advertiser In rendng this Prescription
he concevcs to be invaluable and he hopes every sui
erer will try his remedy, It will them nothing
and may prove blessing. 49, :. ~ /. - :
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mail, will please address REV EDWARD 4. WILSON
WARamsburgh, Kings Co., New York. 4S2
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-11-28

Clergyman. while Eesiaase IN Soath Amer;ea ~ q
missionary, discovefed sA<e cad simple remedy for
the ire 81 Nervous Weakness, eriy Decay, Diseases
Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
Aabits-' Gre Aumbers have already been cured by
this Aobae remedy. Prompted by desire TO be&eft
the aicted and unfortunate will sed the recipe fos
preparing and using this medicine, in seasd envel-
cpe any who needs it, free Of charge. ADDRESS
JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D. Bible laos,se, New
York City. Ii yJO0
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-11-28
THE WHITE PINE.

It has long been known that this tree contained
nay excellent medical qualities, but it il only of
parativey recent dae that they have been alyzcd
and combined into remedies for popular use. Dr. J.
W. Poland- formerlya clergyman Of high repute-a
called the White Pine Compound and SO efficacious
mas proved In all throat lung and kidney Diseases
wherever II has been used that the popular demand
Tor 1t rapidly increased until the discoverer obliged
to devote his whole attention the business of pre-
pairing it for the market and it stands in the front
rank among the medical specifics Of tho day. DR..
Sweet, Of the New England Botanic Depot in Boston
has become the proprietor Of the Compound, and his
advertisement in this paper gives Interesting ac-
count Of ts origin and success by largo
number Of certificates from well-known citizens of
New England States The medicine is specially popu.
lar in Maine, Now Hampshire and Vermont where the
virtues Of the white pine are as familiar as household
words.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-11-28

'CaANsE4LAiN's lxxEDtNrE/ kELfss-A
Tonic aud PIN Killer, is hs|most valuable
and cheapest h.nily mediIfne in the world,
will certainly ctSe, and II used in time will
prevent. the FOLLOWING diseases, as can be
proved by nearly on thousand letters from
persons who have ~ the medicine: Chol-
era Morbus, Asiafe C\plera, Cramps, Cole,
Coughs, Group, atar3t, Congestion, Colds,
Outs, Dysentery, piarte DiptAeria, Ftoer,
Rheumatism, Ferlk on/ Igue, Neuralgia, IN
Rammation, Sposm<. Eprains, Toothaehe, Ear
aehe, Headache, kache, in short, whero-
ever pain or sore1esA exists, either internal
or external, thsfe apply the medicine, and
the patient VIII receive Immediate relief:
Hn the bit! In 1919 Md IN 1854 this
medicine cured many thousands seized with
cholera, and its timely use rs prevents
tive saved millions Of lives. aE
RS the eheapest!' One thirty-6ve cent
bottle Of thin medicine will cure more COM
plants than \pe hundyd dollars spent in
employing dos.ers fhe thirty-hvc cent
bottle is As large <dny cent bottle of any
other medicine. n
It's seayydnteE Sne bottle Of this medi-
cine can be had III MI agents, and the privi
lege given the urcl scr of using one-half
the contents trtl, and if it does not
prove 'ati'fae'SVfhe money will be re-
landed.
No family .hoEdx ritAoma it,
Dealers mayHell you h sy have something
else a. good but do not be deccived-ask
for Chamberlain's Relief and take no other.
Ssld BY all the leading wholesale and re-
tail druggists everywhere. =.
T SWAMI MAsUrAcfuRIxa COMPANY, 81 s.
Water Street, Chicago, Sole Proprietors.
SxA1x's HAaa DALx Resto,es Gray Hair.
SOLD AT RETAIL BY
LOUIS BENTON 'r:' m.ar.ror.
II. =. NEWELL, H.
=. L. DRoWER. Prairie du CHEN. SOC
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-11-28

An 1fectual Worm Medicine.
ho,sWsvERMIfust collFI1s, OR WORM lozfnses
Much sickness undoubtedly, with children and
adults attributed to other causes is occasoned by
worms The "Vermfuge Colnfits," although eIectual
in destroying worm, can do no possible injury to the
most delicate Child. This valuable combination has
been successfully nsed by physicians and found BE-
safe and sure in Graduating worms hurtful chill
dren. ~g $ RI z
CHILDREN HAVING WORMS require immediate
attention, neglect of the trt uble often pro
lOnged sickness.
SYMPTOMS OH-wORMS IN CHILDREN are often
overlooked Worms IN the stomach and bowels cause
Irritation, which can be removed only by the Of
sure remedy. The combination of ingredients used in
making Browns "VerMifuge Comfts" is such as to
give the best possible effect with safety.
CURTIS 4 BROWN, Proprietors, N. Y. Sold by all
dealers in medicines, at % cents a box. y6O3
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-11-28
Oh. SChENCk'S
MANDRAKE PILLS.

II 'S|issHfit:tEr JOr CNkDlNEfs
Tho Pills arc compnc OF various roots, havin:
the power 10 10 az he sccrctiors OF the liver
ply and efrcira'ly- hue pill mercury,
and with INT prodic n; cay those dscyrccable or
dangerous effects VIII oh otcn fellow the use OF the
ie icr.
IL b,ous d..or.cr, these Pi,ls may bc used with
conf !enee ~ III. prn,no'e the discharge OF vitiacd
be ald remove III sc Distractions from the liver
and b'i,afs Gi,ss. VII eli ore the cause o. bilious
G!!e:iions in senc.a.
sCHENCk'S MtNDEAEE. PILLS euro Sick
Headache, sid al i:so. iers the j. ysr Indicated by
sallow sk;i Ell tonruc. cestiycae drowsiness.
nad gene..l feeling OF wc,.inesa and 'assitude,
showing thai III liver il in q torpid ohs,ructcd
cou!:tion. =, -
In shor. these Ills ma be iu,oi with advan-
ta<c in oil cases when par alive or Alternative
n,cdc!:ie re inrcl. ~
Pcs'e ASK Tor .nr. Sea,nei', Mandrake Pills."
and ois rye ,ha. Nc two Ekcne4scs OF The Doctor
s.rc the jovcrnrc.l. sa,np--o.c vhcn in the last
Sa.e OF Con :i.p ou, aid the other in his present
Health. sae Etf gssE@ gA~ "ttt - g.
Sid b. g.. Drugg.sa end tea'crs. Price % cents
Ter box. frnc pa Oice, No. Il North 9Th Street,
Philadelphia Pa. r.s .g
. 'icnera Wno!csac Aren's: DcmaG Barnes T. Co..
y Par, Row New York s. &. r,ancc. los Bali-
rlorc ST.. i:a'ti or Md. John u. Park, N. +.
esr. q Foar,h aad WALNUT s.. Cincinnati, Ohio;
Walker Taylor, Isl and 1a6 WABASH Avenue,
GLe.'o. !h.: Collins Brothers, southwest corner
e. stao.,G cad Vine So. s.. Bouis, No. 1T :
ttlh 9Th w. ca. mo. VI.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-11-28
Errors Of Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Premature Decay and all the effects of youth
fu indiscretion, will for the sake Of suffering humani
IT, send free to all who need It, tho recipe and direc
tons for making the simple remedy by which he was
cured Sufferers Wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience, can do 80 by addressing JOHN d. OGDEN
No. ID Cham bers street. New York. g. a.. 49,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-11-28
WAGON MAKERS WOOD STOCK.

We have a large Stock Of Wood Material of eastern
timber carefully selected and we'll seasoned incud.
ing everything designed for Wagon Makers use from
the plainest Wagon to the finest Buggy and Cutter
stuff. This Is new feature in our trade.
a. s. j. ECkERT, for several years the successful
manager Of the business of the old firm will remain
| an active worker in the present house.
Strict attention will be given at all times to tho
Jobbing Trade. All orders filled pro mptly and with
the same il the buyer were present to select
for himself Trusting to discriminating public and
our own energy for success, we arc ready for trade
H. A: Whitney, Respectfully,
Geo, T.. Dayton,
~. Eckert. } (4le MA WHITNEY ( co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-05
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder HacketL


The calendar yesterday, although large, was speedily
disposed Of by District Attorney Hu,chngs, no BY con-
ferrng with counsel for the prisoners having succeeded
in getting them to plead guilty TO the indictments
LARcEaus.
Karl Alderman, who stole pcckctbook containing
s55 from Henry Schneider 67s Eighth avenue. pleaded
guilty attempt appeared that tA~ prisoner "eh'
TO Mr. schneder house and la ine course OF converse
,io told him that Lizzie Stein had formed an At
,acbncn for him and anxious 70 make his ncquan-
lance and that he would introduce him 70 her the next
day He failed to keep his appointment however, but
in fow DAYS after he presented himself Schneider
e,ad In female apparel as the ardent female lover
SCHNEIDER however detected the fraud and charged ife
'Yemalen with stsalisg his money.
John Riley, professional pickpoca.S no ,ao, a.s
ot August while passing through the bowery, Pr sded
guilty 20 an sttompt petty larceny from NE peron
Alderman and Riley each sent W the STATE irsoo
Icscnb Howsrd, vino stole piece Of cloth valued a,
400 the properly o. Marks Hormiha IS Mercer street,
on the 22d Of September pleaded guilty 20 attempt
AZ he wounded the army tho Recorder deducted
months from ms sentence sending him 10 the State
Charles Walker, John e. Gould and John Poihsmus,
coored youths. who effected burglarons entrance into
the premises OF jacob HofmeiseT, 40f Canal street.
tn nth " September asd stole 80 worth OF property.
caded guilty 20 an attempt at burglary 10 the third do
Msry King pleaded guilty 10 petty larceny, having
becn indicted FOR stealing s3I worth Of clothing from
Sarah Ward l2a West Twenty ninth ftrcct on tho 10Th
September. She was sent g. Blackwels Island Tor
sir months.
John Gilmore, who stole s45 worth Of gas nxeurcs
from Ellis Archer The Gath OF August pleaded sAhp
10 attempt d larceny. -, 49,.
John Noouman stole $50 wessii - nannei sfirls
az nanlaloors the properly Of Elizabeth Byrnes pleaded
gullty 10 an afe,n, at srand larceny. Tho prisoners
wore reruanded for srutencc
Tbe follo.inS Is the calendar for 20 day
Grand Iarccny-fhe people Is Paul suetcnisl, Henry
anis Levi Abraham, Cstharne polan, Caiharine Wool
sew Trancls Hart John Collins John Costello, Louls
Lowell Thomas Dugan, Thomas Tbaycr, John Ward,
Garrett Holenback, Mary Gleason aud John Cherbot
burglary Ia The third degree-Johr Mcfuice Charles
Brown John williamson, Thomas Williams Samuel W.
Tilden and william Burke.
Burglary in The Second derrce--Fancis Toto.
Disorderly house Henry Stehman
Feiosious as anthony Posscy