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Errp1Na ur rnE rAncr.

A MaBdamus 90 be Applied for 10 Com.
pei the Recorder 10 Make Good
che Discount ON Corporation Checks
John Woods, Engineer of the Fire De-
Partment, yesterday applied to Recorder
Mills for amonth'ssalary, demanding pay
nent in accordance with the Council bill
authorizing the Recorder to make good the
discount on corporation checks ia paying
salaries of officers and employees of the
city. Judge Mills peremptorily refused
to comply, believing he had no right to do
so, and that he and his securities would be
held responsible il the courts should de-
eide the law to be unconstitutional. Parties
interested in the payment Of the checks will
to-day apply to Judge Cary, of the Circuit
Court, for mandamus TO compel the Recor.
der 20 comply with the so called law, not :.
wilhstanding the fact that the bill authoriz.
ing the Recorder to issue checks 10 cover the
rate of discount has passed only one board
of the City Council as amended.
The course of Judge Mills in thus pro-
tecting the interests Of the city, although
II AuAAAtItil hCSB Tue VI htlN
corporation out of the fall amounts due
them, will be found, when Investigated,
eminently ereditable to that officer as q
public functionary, and we believe he will
be sustained in the position he has taken.
An employee Of the corporation, for in
stance, goes 70 Recorder Mills with an ac-
count Of one hundred dollars. Now the
discount on the checks for that amount
would be forty dollars; but then, there
would be discount on the discount ITSELF
and the forty cents woul1 have to be made
sixty-six cents on every dollar, so that 3
check must necessarily issne for one
hundred and sixtySsiK dollars The EN-
ploye may then go TO the Treasurer, and il
that officer happens TO have funds on hand,
the check calls for and compels him TO pay
one hundred and sixty-six dollars an green
baekS-sixty.six dollars more than he was
ever entitled to. The fact that the corpo-
ration just now has no greenbacks, is no
excuse for the law.
The action Of Judge Cary is looked for
with great interest, az his decision will Vir-
tually effect the whole city. Under the
law sought 10 be carried out, the salary of
the Recorder alone Wonld be increased
nearly four hundred dollars per month, and
other officials would be gamers in proper
a
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MRS. wINsIOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP

FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
Greatly facilitates the process Of teething. by
softening the gums, reducing all Inflammation
will allay ALL Pam and spasmodic action, and
is sure 10 regulate the Bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers. it will give rest TO yourselves
and Relief and Health 90 your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for
years. and can say in confidence and truth Of it
what we have never been able to say Of any
other medicine-SEVER HAS III FAILED IN A SIN
LIZ INSTANCE TO EFFEcF A oURE. when timely
used. Never did we know an instance Of dissat-
isiaction By any one who used il. On the con-
trary. all are delighted with its operation. and
speak in terms of communication Of its magical
effects and medical virtues We speak in this
matter WHAT WE DO KNOW, after years of sx-
perienee, and pledge our reputation for the full =
fllmeat Of what We here declare. In almost
every instance where the infants suffering from
pain and exhaustion. relief win be found in
fifteen or twenty minutes after the syrup is sd-
ministered.
Fnll directions for using viii accompany each
bottle.
Be sure and call for Mrs. WIusIOW's
soothing syrup" having the fac smile Of
CURTIS 4 PERKINS, on the outside wrap
per-. All others are base limitations. Sold by
Druggists throughout the world. Price only
fntrty-nFe Cents per Bottle.
OFFICES; ans Fulton street, New
York; EOS High HOIborn, London,
England: 44i 81. Paul atreet, Mon
treaa, Canada.
aug& eod6m
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Procendinas of ths snnreme Cnnrf.

NASHVILLE, Feb. Ord, 1s68.-Court
met this day pursuant to adjournment, all
the Judges being present.
Since our last publication of the pro-
ceedings, the following cases have been de-
cided
J. j. Borden Va. HaicheT's heirs. BY
Judge MiIligan. Decree modified.
Nj. f. T. Barker vs.. Robert johnson ct.
ais. By Judge Hawkins. Judgment az
fFmed.
Lackey VS.. Brown. By Special Judge
David Campbell. Decree affirmed.
d. p. Barber W.. w. p. Monroe By
Special Judge Ed H. East. Judgment
reversed and cause remanded.
John Bonman vs.. Planter Bank. By
Judge Hawkins. Judgment affirmed.
Calvert Young vs. Leonidas CalVerfs
admr's. By Judge Milligan. Reversed and
bill dismissed.
Almost the entire time Of the court during
the last five days has been consumed by
Hon. +. II. Ewing and Col. Jas. +. Baily
on the one side, and Gen. w. A. Quarles
aud Hon. Jno. +. House on the other side,
in an able and earnest discussion of the case
of the Planters Bank vs.. ]. G. Hornburger
and j. q. Hornburger VS.. the Bank
Immediately after the adjournment OF
the Court tomorrow there will be a meeting
Of the bar TO pay a tribute of respect 10 the
memory Of the Hon. A. o. w. lotion, a
former member of the bench Of this court.
J.G. FRAZER, Clerk.
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POLICE COURT, FEB. SD.-Mary John

FoLICE COURT, FEB. 3D.-Mary john
son, col, disorderly i s..
Ann Hudson, disorderly; So.
James Pomeroy, indecent exposure OF
person; discharged.
John Downs, drunkenness; So.
VIM. Clark, stealing mink skins; work
house thirty days.
james Wilson, assault and battery; costs.
James Rousey, assault and battery
costs.
Ellen Trusty, using abusive language
costs.
John NOEL, sssaulting Geo. EVERY with
pistol; S..
VIM. Smith, col, forgery Of orders for
liqnor; sent to jail in default of $1,000
bail for his appearance before the Crimi-
nal Court.
Jno. Beech and r. c. &. Martin, assault
ing Geo. Horton with pistol discharged.
Geo. Horton, abusive language; dis
charged.
Adeline Freeman, col, stealing coat and
trowsers; discharged ftEt
JEFF. Brown, lewdnefs; So.
Jno. Palmer, drunk and disorderly 50
JDo. S. Rough, drunk and disorderly; 50.
Frank PhilIips, assault and battery and
disorderly conduct; $40.
Keeron Clafy, same offsDses; S..
G. A. Andrew, carrying concealed weap-
ons; cost.
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Argument ON the Proposed Tennessee
and Pacific Railroad Appropria-
ton.
The question as to whether the County
Court should issue an order directing an
election by the people of Davidson county,
TO decide whether Che county should take
$500, 000 stock in the Tennessee and Pacific
railroad, was argued yesterday before Judge
Glenn. Eminent counsel were employed,
Judge Cooper, Judge Humphreys, Judge
Whitworth, Gov. Neil S. Brown, A. L.
Demoss aud H. S. Frazer advocating the
interests Of the railroad, holding that
making the order was not discretionary
with the court, and insisting that the in
terests of the people demanded the cleo
ton.
John Reid, Esq, on the other side, argued
that the court was not bound to make the
order, and that the statute providing for
such order was not imperative upon the
Judge Of the County Court.
A decision as to whether the order shall
be made is looked for to-day.
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oPENtNS AND Closing OT TuE
aAEIs-AUGIIST Kst--oHiciaI.
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AZ EPISODE AT TIE cAprroI..
What Happened 60 an East Tennessee
Woman and Capt HeydGs Winter
Vest = Asl Extraordinary Case of
KIepfOmanfa,

Woman and Capt. Heydf's Winter
/ Vest - Asl Extraordinary Case OF
KIeptOmanfa.
A rather rich affair transpired at the
Capitol yesterday. A pretty woman from
East Tennessee, apparently a respectable
lady, came to the Statehouse inquiring for
one of the members OF the lower House,
with whom she seemed to have some ae-
quaintance. Indeed, she had a better ac-
| quaintance with the aforesaid member than
she had with the building, for she Numbered
into half a dozen different offices before
she found Capt. Heydt, the Superintendent
OF the Capitol, TO whom she had been re-
ferred as the person most likely to be
able to give the desired Information.
After getting through the offices Of the
Secretary Of State, the Adjutant General,
the Comptroller, and Others, she finally
stumbled upon the urbane Captain, whose
gallantry no one has ever been allowed to
question, and ''boned' him as to the where
abouts of the honorable member from East
Tennessee, for whom she was in search.
The Captain politely directed her to the
hall Of the House Of Representatives, and
she moved off as if to go up the stairs, but
in about ten minutes returned to the Cap
tain's room, again asking where she could
find the object Of her search. 81 know for
noting we're he is if he not vent up stairs p
calculated Heydt hurriedly, and turned
his attention TO what he had been engaged
in.
Apparently paying no heed to her, he
was all the time watching her closely,
while she was all the time watching the
Captains new winter vest, which hung
temptingly near. She looked at it a few
minutes, then silly drew it down from its
place and moved toward the door, As
she was passing table, she dexterously
slipped the pilfered garment under her
balmoral, and there secured il. Capt.
Heydt had not failed to note her every
movement, and "a she went out, followed
her, and invited her TO step into the
Treasurer's Office, where a brisk fire was
cracking cheerfnlly. She readily passed
in, probably with an eve TO the loose val
uables within reach.
The Captain then called a negro to him,
and turning fercely toward the woman,
Numbered out: "Now | wants vot you took
out my room. Now give it me, or | sends
for de Yatchmanw
The woman turned pale and began to
tremhle. But the Captain was memorable,
and while he modestly turned his eyes
awny, she drew the stolen vest from it's
novel hiding place and threw it toward
him, leaving the place Immediately, to
avoid arrest.
Three or four Legislators passed the
door just then, and looked grinning in
upon the poor Captain, who stood with the
garment held out at fingers length, ex-
claiming: 81 can no more use him! ! can
no more.use him %
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Omee Hours
RAILROAD AND STAGE TIME TABLE

From7AntosF.M Sundays. 7tOsA. N.
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SETLHF, al the Commercial has re-
ceived the latest New York Mercury, Scien-
tic American, Scottish Journal, Round
Table, American Chronicle, Medical Jour
nal, Country Gentleman, AtheuRum, South
ern Society, Southern Home journal, Clip
per, Police News and Gazette, and sIl late
weeklies, monthlies and dailies.
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A COUGH, A COLD, OR A SORE
THROAT requires immediate attention. and
should be checked If allowed to contiHue.
Irritation of the E.unEs, q permanent
Throat Disease, or COnsnnpIiOn ia
often the result.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCRES
Having direct influence to the parts. give
immediate relief For Bronchitis, Astll.
ma. Cafarrh, COnsamptive and Throat
Diseases, Troehes are used with always good
success. Singers and Public Speakers
use them TO clear and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only Browns Bronchial Troches." and
do not take any of the worthless limitations that
may be offered. Sold everywhere.
0ct27 4meOd
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southern Cotton ssarItets.

MOBILE, Feb. Cotton sales to-day
300. Market closed quiet and easier.
Middlings l7A. Receipts 1857.
CHARLFsToE, Feb. Cotton quiet and
firm. Sales 600 bales. Middlings l8c.
Reeeipte 2l22 bales.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 1.-Cotton market dull
and prices irregular, but closed at Ia to
l79 for middIiHgs.
SAyAENAH, Feb. Cotton qniet and
unchanged, with sales Of SOB bales. Re-
ceipts 1924 bales
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AN AIaEsHoUsE PRoJEcT.-The follow
ing is TO be offered in the Board Of Alder
men al its next meeting:
Be il resolved by the City Council, That
the Mayor be and is hereby requested TO
appoint one member Of the Board of AL
dermeu, and two from the Common Council
"A A committee 10 draft bill for the estab-
lishn,ent Of public almshouse, IN or near
the city Of Nashville, and present the same
for the action Of the City Council at their
earliest convenience.
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THE SUNDAY FIRE ALARM. The fire
alarm at o'clock 7. NJ. on Sunday, was
started by an all-ioo-liVely church bell,
which led that portion Of the FIRE depart
ment stationed on the Square TO believe
that another oondsgration was raging
someghere.
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ST. VNcENT's HosPITAL.-The report
from St. Yincenfs Charity Hospital, College
street, for January, shows fifteen patients in
hospital on the first of the month. Ten have
been admitted, six discharged, and two
have died during the month. The total
number of patients treated during the
month was twenty-six, five of whom were
females. Ten of the twenty-six were col
ored. The average number treated was
seventeen per day.. and the total cost for the
month amounts to $780,. or 81 per diem for
each patient. The hospital ia under the
management of Prof. w. T. Briggs, Sur
geon in charge, and Prof Van $. Lindsey,
resident Surgeon, assisted by seven profes.
sors of the Medical College.
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A Coon SHOWING The collections
made by Recorder Mills for the month Of
January exceed those made by the Re-
corder for that month last year by nearly
$1,000. This is good showing when the
fact that the present Recorder collects no
fnas IL oopaidarad
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AFRIcAN PREcocrrv colored

AFRICAN PREcoCITx.--The colored ur-
chins who make the Nashville and Deca-
tnr depot their playground, are astonishing
that neighborhood by their agility in run
ming under the cars and getting across the
track while trains are in motion. When
some of these little darlings get mashed,
the railroad company will, of course, be
sued for damages and accused of negli-
gence and malice.
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PERsoNAL.-Col. Galloway, President oil
the East Tennessee and Georgia railroad ;
Col. Sam Tate, President Of the Memphis
and Charleston railroad General Super
intendent L. J. Fleming, of the Mobile
and Ohio railroad, and +. s. Van Alstine,
General Freight Agent of the Louisville
and Nashville railroad, were in the city
yesterday.
Gen. Forrest and General j. 7. Boyle are
registered at the st. Cloud.
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CODIugaI Love, and the Happiness
of True Marriage.-Essay for Young Men,
on the Errors. Abuses and Diseases which
destroy the Manly Powers and create impedi-
ments to Marriage, with SIRE means Of relief.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes free of charge.
Address. DR.. J. sKILLIN HOUGHTON, How
ard Association. Philadelphia, Pa. ieb2 3m
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The Healing Pool, and House of
Mercy. - Howard Association Reports, for
Young Men. on the CRIME OF s0LITUDK,
and the Errors. Abuses and Diseases which de-
stroy the manly powers. and create impedimsnts
to Marriage. with sure means of relief Sent
sealed letter envelopes. free ofehsrge. Addre
DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Asso-
citation. Philadelphia, Pa. maybe sm
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.-If any one
doubts the prevalence of excessively bad
colds in this locality, let him attend one OF
our crowded churches on Sunday, and
catch the multifarious sounds that break
upon the close air during prayer. His OBJ
servations may prove interesting.
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An essay for young men. on Physiological Err
rors. Abuses and Diseases. incidentto youth and
early manhood. which creates impediments to
MARRIAGE. with sure means of relief Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Ad-
dress DR.. J. sKILLIN H0UaHTON. Howard
Association. Philadelphia. Pa
qrr.
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SPECIALS FOR THE RED CRooK.-The
Red Cook is to be reproduced at the Sum-
mer Street Theater on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday nights. Special trains will
be run for the accommodation of the people
of Gallatin, Columbis, Murfreesboro and
Franklin, giving them an opportunity moi
only Of seeing a beautiful presentation, but
of contributing to a noble cause. A mum
Der of additions are to be made 10 the play
and the scenery.
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RemOVRI.-F. Ii. French has removed his en-
tire stock of boots and shoes to his old stand,
No. 10 Public Square. He invites his many
customers, and the public generally. to ex-
anime his fine custom work, which will be sold
at greatly reduced prices. jan4 If
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BAsTARDY.--Two cases Of bastardy were
disclosed from the County Court yesterday.
Ia the 6fst case, Mary Pennington, colored,
was complainant, and J. w. Pennington
defendant In the second. John LittOn,
colored, was complainant, and Lizzie
BLACK. colored. defendant.
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FREEDMENs SAvINGs.-The deposits in
the Freedmen's Savings Bank of this city
during January amounted to $1l, 1888 Sc,
against $26l7 0s for the month previous.
The bank has declared dividend of FIVE
per cent. per annum on all sums from five
dollars upward deposited six months pre-
Vious 10 the 1st Of January, 1868.
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THE Louisville Board of Trade says that
the Gallatin road will garry Louisville
$2,000,00O of our products annually. The
Tennessee and Pacific road to Lebanon would
bring that 81, 900, 600 to our city.
Suppose we control that trade and make
FIVE per cent. on the amount, it would add
to our wealth 100000 every year, and in
three years we could pay the $500, 900
asked to be subscribed by the county 1t
will be too late to control the rich trade Of
Wilson and adjoining counties after they
have invested in and built the Gallatin
branch road, and made business arrange
ments with the merchants of Louisville
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london adVlces OF yesterday quote
United States 5-20s at 729.
Exchange on New York was taken by
the banks yesterday at discount, and
sold by them at par.
Nashville corporation checks were
bought in small amounts at $1,000 dis
count.
There was but little doing in govern
ment bonds or uncurrent money.
The sales ofSouthern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the Both
ult. were rs follows:
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KnL.-Jno.
I.lynor, tried before Justices CASSIDY &
Rrien yesterday, on charge of assaulting
John Bohen with intent to Kill, was fined
So and costs, and gave bonds Of $500 10 keep
The peace one year.
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CIRCUIT COURT, FEBRUARY 3.-Fitz-
gerald Il Dohoney rs. Nathan Harsh Suit
for damsges in violation of contract. Juds-
meut OF Sl447 for plaintiff. This was the
only case before the court during the day.
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A BLooDLEss SHOOTING AFFRAY.-On
Sunday, just subsequent TO the colored
baptismal ceremonies on Front street, AL
len McTeer, Governor General of the
Hook and Ladder House, and another
negro named Zach Ewing, commenced
shooting at each other with deadly in
tent and malice aforethosght. After find
ing that none of their shots would take
effect, they closed up with hand to hand
fight, in the midst OF which they were sep
arated by bystanders. The difficulty origi-
mated from political differances, Ewing
being a conservative and McTeer Radical.
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COTTON.

Official Reports OF Receipts and ship
meats by Rail and River for the
Season.
The following figures showing the cotton
business OF the season on the railroads and
river, are official, and may be relied on.
Much of that brought in by the roads was
throuuh freight
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FoR sALE.-A Drug establishment, we'll
stocked, handsomely fitted up, and fixtures
complete, located in central portion of
the city, is offered for sale at bargain.
Apply at this Office ian26-lw
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HORSE NEws.--General Harding's mare
Ida has dropped a fine Jack Malone
colt, of beautiful chestnut color, and said
to be the image of the celebrated Jack.
The dam of Ida was the imported mare,
Mamie Killem, and she was sired by
EPSILON.
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Tar RAILROAD STRIKE.-The strike of
the employees on the Louisville, Memphis
and Clarksville railroad has ceased, and
trains are all running as nsnal. No more
difficulty il Rpprehended.
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LEBANON wants railroad. She needs
it, and must have it. We cannot afford to
give up that fine trade. Then let us build
the Tennessee and Pacific railroad imme-
diately.
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Elk GOVERNOR IsHAM G. HARRIS has
been elected Vice-P President ofthe Planters
Insurance Company of Memphis, of which
Gen, Forrest is President.
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FIRE.-The fine residence of John B.
Padgeit County Cont Clerk of Mont
gomery, one mile southeast of Columbia,
was burned yesterday, with all lis contents.
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LOUISVILLE says the road from Gallatin
TO Lebanon will carry 100000 annually
to that city. Can we afford TO lose this
amount annually? Then let MS build the
Tennessee and Pacific road forthwith.
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Now Advertisements.

Mr.. {. N. Davis has become a member
of the we'll known firm Of Ewing & Co.
A second hand range, hotel size ia
wanted. Apply at this Office.
Thos. Heffernan offers q reward for the
return of a stolen terrier.
The Alpha leaves for Louisville and
Cincinnati tomorrow.
A large number of bankruptcy announce
ments are published this morning.
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pRICr EIYE CENTR.

Hereafter the price Of single copies of
the UNION AND DISPATCH at the counter
will be FIVE Cents, and it will be sold to
newsboys and dealers 80 that they can sell
at this price.
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For choice GROCERIES, WINES anC
BRANDIES, go to
w. w. TOTTEN & BRO,
No. % College st., Nashville, Tenn;
dac17 IF
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DEATH AT THE JAIL.-Mary Breckner,
a o6lored woman, in Jail awaiting trial for
larceny, died on Sunday, of congestion Of
the brain.
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SALooSING ON SUNDAY.-Three saloon
keepers were before Commissioner Stone
yesterday on charge of keeping open their
establishments on Sunday. One of them
was fined $40 and costs, and the two others
were discharged.