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Butchers lightning FIy.Ki:ser

Makes quick work with flies, and if commenced
early. keeps tho house clear all summer.
Look out for limitations. Get butchers only.
22-eolm21p
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n 81 fsV0 BAD CASES GsF PILES CsJzsEYs
W BY DIR. STRICk LANDS PILE REMEDY :.
b'ineht of all who suffer with the Piles, that he has
troubled for eight years with Al aggravated case
Of Piles, and mis- brother was discharged from tho
the Piles Both these distressing cases were cured
with one bottle of DR.. Strickand's PHO Remedy
The recommendation OF these gentlemen, beside thaE
daily testimonials received by DR.. Strickland ought
to convince those suffering tina. the most aggravated
chronic casos Of Piles are cured by Dr. StTckiands
Pills Remedy. It is sold by Seth S. Hance los Balri
more street, and BY Druggists everywhere
Wholesale Agents. Thomson * BLOCK
and 4. Y0GELER Il co: |
Ugly Agent.
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kS 1,l3-T'--- - ...e i
~ The The, exercises viii be resumed on MONDAY
day new scholars will be admitted.
Three higher classes exclusively intended for young
ladies, we're formed last January and are in
full operation at present.
Parents sending boarderu SIRE requested to provide
auSl-A J. KNAPP,
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF BALiTE-
y MORE CITY, MAY 81, 1s66.-Thomas Codd ct
AZ. vs.. Thomas j. Warrington and William Codd.-
NrSdered That the sale made and reported by COR
Real Estate in the proceedings in this Gauss men
toned. be ratified and confirmed unless cause to
me 1eSnfrary thereof be shown on or before the
vlded, copy, of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed in the city of Baltimore, once
third day of June, 1866. = - se-'i0 'o
The report states the amount of sales to be s25SO.
SAM'L NJ. EVANS, Clerk.
isl.laxsW Clssk
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~ sclenuousiy recommend to those sufferingfrom
uaJtr4sinG cough, Dr.. Strickland's Mellifluous
ana IS with al not dsag to the taste There Ia
70 Iount mat tho helGfnous Cough Balsam is Que Of
Wy pese preparations IN yso, and is all that its pro-
preOor claims Tor it. We have tried il during the
pas Heok and fond relief from most distressing
Sooga. ltis Prepared by DR.. Strickland No l39
sycamore strr ct, Cincinnati, 0hio and for sale by
pr4Relsts. wholesale aGetrra Tonscn Block. and
~ '-'" q Co iy3-lY
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A FAITHFUL MIYIsTER.-The Norwich Bulletin
tells how faithful minister kept his engagements
as follows:
Bishop Williams did good days work. on Sunday
By some mistake, the first one he was ever KNOWN 70
make, he had appointments in Norwich and Wlnd,
ham for the same day, but he determined to flu I'LL
both, and he did At Christ church IN this city. he
services closing at about one o'clock 7. NJ, when he
at once took carriage and pair Of horses and was
where he confirmed a number of candidates, and at
the close Of the service there, driven back to
Norwich and conf rmed several persons at the Sun
membered that be preached sermon at each of
these services, it will be acknowledged that the
can doubt that the better the day the better the
deed"
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SPECIAL NOTICES

1~=77p OFFICE OF TEIE C.yTo-. 80
at In mesjag Of the stocFhoidrs held lS on the m
for the ensuing year. ''-' "e'e erected Directors
John w pa f.. OF NEW YORK.
William -. Idolphr Adm. B. Bayliss
CharIas 1BShGr, George J. Forrest,
Geo. :. BBaker' Ge0rge S. Scott,
f';,Lge :; BroWn. T. T. Marbury.
Aa "a, at meeting of the Directors, held TODAY
the following officers were elected " N"''
John W. Randolph. President.
IIenrgc j; Forrest. Vice President
William Harrison, General Agent.
os william Dean Secretary and Treasrrer
tp&ent streets. Canton S'n an; any ! d
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The Atlanta ga. IRtelligencer says the
old Bonner gold mines in Carroll county will be
in operation again. and that recent discoveries have
rekinded the former excitement in that portion Of
the State.
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WI " RUEn

tb pERW Sr H. + the 18th instant b
Isabella 4. Remmey, both of this city. "'' ~ 4''i'
D NJ I Lh9IDODGE.0n the 21st instant, by The
M MeXi aqw1n JohnSon W s. MCauey, ESQ to Miss
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OFFICE NFTFfE CS1Ez MISS E<sNERS I9IE;-
~ Lie SCHOOLS. BALTIMORE. June Is, 1866.
By order of the Board of Commissioners of Public
Schools of the city of Baltimore, the Committee in
charge of the Central High School will receive until
u O'Clock NJ, July l6 1866, applications for stua-
tons as PROFESSORS, according to the following
schedule:
Principal and Professor of Mental and Moral Phi
losnphy and Ancient Languages. Present salary,
$l,S00.
Vice Principal and Professor of Greek and Latin
Languages. Present salary, $3.50.
Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy. Present
salary, 81 400.
Professor of Writing and Bookkeeping. Present
salary, 81 200.
Professor Of Mathematics Present salary. S., 400.
Professor of Bellies Lettres and History. Present
salary, 81, 400.
Professor of Natural Science Present salary ST. 400
Professor of the German Language and History.
Present salary, Sl2Oi.
Professor of the French Language and History.
Present salary, 81 200.
By a resolution of the Board which is subject to
the action Of the City Council the salaries have been
raised as follows:
Principal, &c, 81, 200.
Vice Principal, &c, $1,000
~ Professors of Mathematics, Bellies Lettres and
Natural Science. each $i,S0O.
Professors of German. French, and Writing and
Bookkeeping each Sl,50O.
Applications to be addressed to DR.. ]. D. BROOKS,
Chairman of tie Committee. By order.
J. D. BROOKS.
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DIED.

EAST;-In Baltimore county juno Dist after =
snort 3Ht painful Illness Henry East ST. in the 9Th
HESSh.-Qn the 22d instant Mary Heck. wife of tbe
Iate Peter Heck agod II years, native Of German
Dut 1or number OF years a resident of this civ
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TEyHIS Is TO GIVE NOTFCE-That the sub
T. scribers. of Baltimore city, have obtained from
the Orphans Court of said city letters of adminisra
ton on the estate of MOSES ENGLEHART, late of
said city, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with The vouchers thereof. legally authenticated.
to the subscriber, before the Sth day of Decem
Der next; they may otherwise, by law. be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment. '-"'- Pc.
Given under my hand this 5th day of June. 1866.
SARAH SCHENTHAL,
JOSEPH SCHENTHAL
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WASHING! WASHING!
ACCOMPLISHED
WITHOUT BOILING OR BLUEING.

A chemical preparation for washing clothes. the
coarsest as well the finest and most delicate fabrics,
without Rubbing or Boiling; saving in the process
hat the time, one-third the Soap. ... .....
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- Corner Stone of the IosnitaI nndar iba go.
ao oTs o. tns H o Society of Ba
1AI; June 25th, at !. o'clock precisciy. The com
munlty is cordially invited to attcnd ie92- 9t.
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FLAGS.

* OLD.-We buy and sell Gold on margin to any
IN amount desired in sums of Five Thousand Dol
lars and upward, in this and New York markets.
Z, J. T0RMEY 4 CO., g.
jel5-6t q South street,
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I NOTICE. ~ EEBEEY Gy yEN ,ryVA as
GfS c agpGa ton vii! be made to the Mayor and
and open GERMAN STREET.. ire m Cbares to Soltb
- ie22 -2aW1Ot+
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Died

BRAKER.-On the Sth instant, JOSHUA II.
BRAKER, aged Al years.
HIS relatives ana friends, the members of Meridian
Sun Lodpe No AT, Olive Branch Encam oment, No.
6, 1. o otO. II. Cherokee Tribe, No. 49, 1. .. OF X.
NJ the Supreme Circle ana " ashin gton Circle, No.
Is, b U. III FL G. A and those orders generally,
are invite d TO attend his funeral, from his late
residence, No. 20O4 oates street, Thursday, the
18th instant at l O'Clock p M 10 proceed to Mount
Moriah Cemetery.
BUMM.-On the 9th instant OF typhoid fever
PAULINE OLIVER, daughter Oh Henry and Caro-
line Bumm In the 18th year OF ner age
The relatives anC friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend The funeral, from the rest
dence OF her parents No. 1914 Beach street. Ken.
sington, on Saturday morning at O'Clock. To pro-
ceed to Laurel Hill Cemetery.
FRANKENFIELD.-On the 10th instant, DELA-
PLANE s., son OF samuel p. and Rachel A Fran
kenfed, aged year, 8 months and days
The relatives aud friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, nom his fathers
residence, Fiftv.third and Vine streets, twenty
fourth Ward on FRIDAY afternoon at O'Clock, with
out further notice. Interment at Blockley Ba pust
Church.
REMENTER.-On the 9th Inetant, after a short
but severe illness, JACOB W. REMENTER, son of
Lewis and Catbarme Rementer, aged 16 years,
months, and days.
His relatives and the friends the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral the resi-
dence OF his parents, Ridge avenue, above Isington
lane, on Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
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When Sidney Smith in sutry weather groans,
He sghs, Take off my flesh I'll SIT in bones;"
But modern ladies such ideas derde;
They keep their flesh, an0 wear steel RIBS outside
But modern gentlemen don't go so far:
When overcome with heat they seek the "STAR"
Where fitted forthwith with the right attire,
They smile at Sidney Smiths insane desire.
A full line of seasonable Clothing on hand, com.
pnsIng much finer grades OF LINENS AND ALPACAs
Mdn are usually gotten up for ready made sales as
we'll as the usual stock OF 10 wer-priced goods.
PERRY & Co
STAR CLOTHING EMPoRIUM,
No. GOO CHRsNUT STREET. SIGN STAR
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LFOr additional Local Items see Third page.l
ARRIVAL OF THE CHOLERA
iaa AT PHILADELPHIA.
Several Cases Reported.
a MAN DIED THIS MORNING
The COfin Hurried on Board the Vessel.

y 1t was currently reported on Third street this
morning that the cholera had made its appearance
on board the United States steamship Chattanooga,
now lying off the Navy Yard at Reed street wharf
On repairing to the spot II was reported that the
disease was prevailing on board that vessel to an
alarming extent, several deaths having taken place
within the last two days.
1t was also stated that this morning another
death had occurred, and that the coffin for the de-
ceased was hurried board OF the vessel order to
afford hasty burial tor the victim.
The Victims of the disease, it is stated, after
death turn black, and their hasty burial is doomed
necessary, owing 10 the fear entertained that the
disease may spread rapidly through the vessel.
In conversation with gentleman who appeared
to be fully acquainted with the facts in the case, we
were informed that there had been much alarm on
board OF the vessel, owing to the number of deaths
which had occurred, and that at night the greatest
precaution was taken to prevent the crew from
escaping.
There appeared to be disposition on the part of
the employees in the yard Keep the thing quiet, but
1t stated by several, that there had been much
stir on board of the vessel that they OF the
belief that the disease was gaming headway. The
matter no doubt will be fully investigated.
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no. eO9 CHRsN1r rr I STRRFT, s1aN or sTAR.

AsIATIC CHOLERA, especially in It's early stages,
is disease quite amenable to medicinal treatment.
In almost every case MARSDFN'S ASIATIC
CHOLERA CURE will check the disease at this
period; it should always be given at the very first
appearance of the premonitory symptoms. Even
when the disease has been suffered 10 reach the ad.
vanced stage of collapse, it is by means hopeless
and this Cholera Cure will cure it then il anything
can. Depot, No. 4s7 broadway, Neao York. For
sale by all druggists.
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PHILADELPHIA FIREMEN ABROAD

Though our fire boys may choose
Their brave hearts to amuse
BY indulging in views
or cities afar; .
Gay New ork, Boston sly,
Can't their own home 0utvie,
If fjudges they are.
They own that in this round
No Clothing they have found
So cheap, SO neat so SOUND,
AS at Bennett's Bazaar!
Linen Dlsters.
Light Cashmere and Cloth, AlpGccG, Drap 1Ete,
DtCcH and Linen sack Coats.
Light Cashmere, White and COLered Duck SkeIe-
ton Vests.
Light Cashmere, White and CoIored Duck, and all
kinds of Linen Pants.
AHkinds Of Sedsonable Clothing for Mems, Youths
and Boys tear, On large supply at me to1oeSS prices
possible TOWER HALL,
No. 618 MARKET STREET,
BENNETT & Co.
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PFnRY DAVIS PAIN HILIBR. an internal
remedy, has no equal In oases OF collie, summe'
complaint, dyspepsia. dysenterv, asthma, and rheu
matIsm, At will in one night, by taxing II inter
nally, and bathing with II freely n is the best lint
montIn AmerfcN. Its action is ike magic, whe
externally applied to bad sores, buns. scads an,
sDra,ns. Forthe sick headache and toothache, ont
fail to'try it In shor,, IT is Pam Killer. a.
WHEN you are depressed by the vaunt, sick'Y feel
ing Of disordered syssen, which needs to be
oleansed and stimu ated into healthy action, take
dose or two Of Ayers Pills, and see how quick you
can be restored fora shilling
o. SWEET oPoPoNAx, new perfume from McN.
ico sweet opopouax, ladies' delight; Sweet opopo-
max the fashionable perfume. Irv IL once-will
use no other. T.. I. Smith & Co. New York.
WITH A FAMILY CASH IN YoUg AoUsE, you may
prevent expense, and loss of time, the children
having the mease-, or scarct tever, or whooplnV
case Humphi ey's Specific Homeopathc Medicine
REDUCED PKIoss-NOw ~ tne ume. Don't fail
70 call on Re,meT, practical Photographer, No
superior ssil IN execution and inish .. ..
IMPROVED LooK-STrroH MACHINES for Tailors
and Manufacturers Grover & Baker Sewing Ma
chine Company No 73n Chesnut street.
KEEP CooLi-Ah, there's the rub. How can we
do itP BY wearing nothing-but those linen suits
from Charles Stokes & Co.'s one price, under the
Continental.
GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Elastic
stitch Sewing Machines tor family use, No $50
Chesnut street.
"ubucative packing Ior steam ennnes.-tor terms
see 723 chesnut st. phIa., and 16 dev st., YORK.
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES $40 and 5.2Os
wanted. De Haven Brother, No 40 5. Third st
POPULAR TAILORING
READY-MADE CLOTHING
AND ...
FINE CUSTOM WORK.
WANAMAKER g. Brown,
a. OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MArKET Streets
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RoGUEs ARRESTED.-Henry valentine
was arrested Yesterday ON the charge OF collecting
funds in the of the Western Hose Company
man, named Mc6rew, living In the nelghDoESc
hood, was also taken into custody ON the charge OF
beng an acoompce having, 1t is alleged, received
$50 OF the funds collect The accused were taken
$1,000 bail each TO appear at court 10 answer for the
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HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI--The semi annual
meeting OF the Alumni of the Central High school
will be held this evening at the High School build
ing, corner OF Broad and Green streets. A report
from the COMMITTEE ON frotectlng the Institution is
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EXCURSION OF THE YOUNG MEMS Asso-
cIATIoN-The excursion of the Young Mems Asso'
cation of the South Stree Presbyterian Church
which takes place on Wednesdav, the 18th INST
promises to be the finest affair of the kind during
the season. The Mansion House saloon has been
secured for the enjoyment OF The excurs0nlsts and
as only a limited number of tickets Will be sold,
pleasant time must be experienced by all who are so
fortunate as to be present. -
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AN INFALIBLE AND MOST CONVENIENT HAIR
ooLoRING -Helmstreets immtabe HAIR cololinQ
is most important article for persons gong out
of town. 1t IS not dye, but simple, effective,
most beautiful, easily applied and perfect ma
tatrGl cOiOring, at once an exquisite dressing
I and an inviROratinR application for the hair. II
is sold in two szes-tiity cents and one dOllar-by
all dealers. .. .
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CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD
The enterpIis ing managers of the Camden and At
lantlc Railroad have furnished every accommoda.
ton for the transportation of for dip in the
kingdon OF Neptune They run trains as often as
speed will permit and that their efforts well ap
plecated Endorsed by the continual stream which
pours The road from city to the city by the
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STABLE ON FIRE.-The alarm Of fire, last
MONT aoout IL O'Clock, was caused by the burning
Of Jenkins livery stable, at Broad and Pine streets
AS soon as the fire was discovered Officer j. Arvis
burst in the door, and at the risk Of his life rushed
10 the stalls where were fastened number of valua
BILE horses and ext1cated them from their Derilous
condition. There were about sixty of these valuable
animals thus saved from death byt the activity OF this
official
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ma GOLDEN CRowN was wont to be awarded by the
Romans to him who saved the life of Roman
citizen. What reward is fitting Tor man who saVeS
the lives of not one, but OF hundreds and thousands
of American ctizens2 Yet this Is done daily and
hourly by DIR. 7. w. MARsDEN. in the use of his
VEGETABLE SANATIVE Pills, which are
rapidly superseding every other preparation for the
special disease for which they are designed Depot
No. 4S7 BroadaOay, Neao York. For sale by all drug.
1istS, a. ~
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ODD ExPREssIoNs.-In view of the all
prevalent use of slang phrases, we would suggest
that some OF our enterprising publishers would do
well to print comprehensive dictionary of outof
the way expressions. Our young men and
maidens indulge in language to-day which would
have astonshed and disguised their grandparents.
The fast young man, when he would drink land
that's always, asks for a "wash." When he would
smoke he demands 10 torch." When he eats he
0wrestles his hash" When he is drunk he is
''swipsey." When he CANDLES he "sings the paste.
boards" When be sleeps he is "under the binks, ," "
and when he steals he ''gOes through somebody" !"
His friends are "gay ducks" no slouches," "bully
boys" and "bricks." His enemies are "hits'' and
"suckers" A good writer slings a nasty quill " A
dancer ''throws herself into a dangling attitude"
man is "nlps," woman chen"
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THE UNCERTAINTY OF PoLITICs.-"Never
gains till they are honestly possessed"
said my Uncle Toby 1t is really painful to contem-
plate the dsappolntments winch fall to the lot of
humanity. We are often advised to persevere, to
.'try try again" ETC., but the history of mems
lives would seem to indicate absolute necessitv by
oyerthroaing Richeheu's maxim about The word
fdit and the lexicon of youth, etc. -r.
Only to-day we learn that our young and r0tund
friend, ex-cand,date for Congress, A B Sloanaker,
ESQ had, after all his exertions, been rejected by
the United States Senate candidate for Collector
Of Internal Revenue for the First Dstrlct-a posi-
ton whose misfortunes would terr1Iy oUng men less
brave than Sloanaker. But Mr. Sloanaker was so
sure OF his confirmation that he had alleady rented
and furnished an elegant office, and entered his
suretes before Mr.. United States District Attorney
lharles d. Gilpn who considered them ample.
The gentlemen who were willing TO risk their for
tunes upon the character OF Mr. Sioanaker have
been handed to us, and as they are all public men,
we deem 1t of interest to insert their names here.
The sureties were Theophilus T. Derringer tson of
the pistol and brother of the friend of Senator
Ramsey OF mo DignItY-Minnesota"l James s.
ChamOers, formerly proprietor of the Evening Bnt-
letin;; William o Kline, Albert l. Magilton, late
Colonel of the 9th Pennsylvania Reserves, who
came very near heing Vest Point graduate.
We pity Soanaker because he has worked hard
for the position But he must now return to private
life and ponder on The uncertainty of human hopes
from politicians.
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FEMALE THIEF Eliza Dillon was arrested
last evening, at the Western Market, the charge
of stealing nom the inclosure lot of eggs, vegea
bles, and meat When taken INTO custody the
accused had large basket flied with produce in her
possession. She was held by Alderman Hurley in
the sun of $500 to answer,
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: OELLINU LIQUOh To uI11lO1to ON DU1NDlNI
John Austin, residing at No. 1881 CalloWhili
street, had hearing this morning before Alder
man Boswell, on the charge of selling liquor to
minors He was also charged with violating
the Sunday law regulating the sale of liquor on
that day. After receiving some wholesome ad.
monltions from the Alderman, he was required
to enter bail in the sum of $400 for his appear
ance at court to answer. ....... ... .....'
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Row AMONG FEMALEs.-Tabitha Candle
the Market street depot on the charge of creating
not, thereby disturbing the nei0hbOrhoOd. They
were taken before Alderman Allen and held in S400
bail to answer Tor the ofIense. 77|
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MARRTED

COLFFR-ROGERS.- August 10, S65, by the
Rev Father J. DAILY, or st. Mary's Chu W. Glouces-
ter Cit, N. J., Mr.. JOSEPH C0LFl 4 to Miss
ANNIE ROGERS. u..r..
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INHUMAN Observation-Disclosures Mckinley
was arrested last evening the western part of the
city, on the charge of beating his wife in unmer
cifu manner. The accused resided at No. 1909 Sam
som street He was taken in charge by the police
and escorted to the Office of Alderman Patchell who
held him to answer in the sum of $400.