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Day Goops.-Ths business OF the week has
been on . very restricted ecale, and some OF the
larger dealers are complanng OF the summer
dullnesss o. though AZ were not tang % Be
calculated % as certainty In the middle al
July. But that The dull1ess exiafs is NOT a
point in dispute; The question Of grsatest inter
est is: How long Il Il likely 10 continusi As
me rsPores tron the agriesltural districts are
damage done by the heavy fslls oi rain last
ac.er are antieipsied 10 The ulreoonstruced
ID lhe reopening Of ~ eariy fall trads at the
sseai nme. The market is prytty nearly at q
aand.still, and no quotabls chaSses have oc.
lmportafsous hsve somewhat increased. Suf
very LITTLE ueyenene can b noted On thG uast
OF lmporfen 0Ward placing their goods on tue
@areeeA ~ SWy iargs portion q the dress.
soooe snd mefAnos now arriving aro DiAcsd n
sonded warenouse.-N. T. Isdel l.endent.
1rhs Pope scoided . Sevy OF pani.r.d IA.
day. -
s1Nevpors trunhs ars cid % b. n .bout
the size Of . sreal cettass.s . -
New York wants ..Mssssrole templss.,,
II means public baths. -. - -
~Thsre are ten indiaas to one Russian i'm
ga Boston brewer eaveaway sDo gallon. of
beer oy treating free Just after Prohibstiou day.
The Cleveland yoang ladies have organ
ized "Wh Stocking" croquet club.
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PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS. &c
ADJUSTMENTS.

GLASS WORKS-MR WILLIAM L.. BAKER
" Will open his Museum THIS EVBNING aud
give exhibitions EVEkY IVENING this week,
.t the Fifth 1slandl Baptist Church. street, be-
the benefit Of the Church. Tickets 25 Cents;
Oh1ldren 10 Gents. It,
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
PRESIDENT GRANT IN NEW YORK
CITY.

NEW YORK, July ~ 2-PresIden: Grant is NJ
the Astor House. He returns to Long Branch
AZ four o'clock y. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-22

TBK PUBLIC DRBr.-Tne prospects for 8
large reduction Of the public debt during the
present month increase daily. The Treasury
authorities are in flue spirits oncerning the
finances, and believe that unless the receipts
fall on heavily durirg the remainder Of the
month the reduction will be Al least eight or
nine millions of dollars
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/ e nj o v A L.

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS BAY Re-
moved their ART STORE from No. 3O4 Penns
avenue, to No 245 street, between 18th and
Ath streets, in Hooes neW building
Our new store will be opened to the pu bile as
soon a. II can be properly fitted up, with q new
Thanking the public for past favors, we hope to
receive continuance ef their patronage, which
We shall at all times enAeavor TO merit.
Jy3 SMITH STRONG.
no. 4e6( ON EXHIBITION (No. 4s6
1TH AND SALE 7TH
No. 4e6 Seventh street, between ID and streets.
Eight Doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Cheice Oil Paintings, Epgravings, Chromos, &c.
Also, Largest Stock PaRerhangings, window
sells. Rings, Mails, &C., in the District. TERMS
OASa. Please Remember Name and Number.
apA-ly
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gress may prescribe in the premises.
SCPERINrsEDRNT CLaPP. OF the G ,ysrn
mant Printing Office will no: put on any new
apprentices till the Ist of August In the
meantime Board of ExamIuers will be an.
pointed from among the composi,ors employed
in that establishment, who will subject the
applicants (over sixty In number) to rigid ex-
aminatons, and from the number the most in
tellIgent Will De selected. As stated by us YES.
terday the apprentices employed Will be as
signed to special quarters, aLd their training
placed in the hands of some suIta Die printer
selected for The purpose.
INDIAN AFFAIRs.-The information from an
portions OF the Indian country received by
Commissioner Parker, leads him to believe
that all danger OF any general trouble during
the summer has passed. As yet there are Eo
combinations formed among the different tribes
for hostile purposes, and but few detached
bands are making trouble. He thinks that the
late success Of General Carr will pat an end
TO marauding in that section. In Arizona and
New Mexico the tribes that have long been
warhke are asking to be put on Reservations
Ihe new agents are arriving at their posts, and.
so far as heard from, the Quakers are making
most satisfactory progress. The military and
civil agents OF the Government throughout the
Indian country are now working in perfect
harmony, AID for the first time In m any years.
To this, In great measure, the avoidance of
an extensive war this summer may be attrib-
uted. General Sheridan had a long conference
with Colonel Parker few days since, and ex.
pressed the opinion that the Indians would be
quiet for the rest OF the season, except a few
small bands IN the remote localities. General
Sheridan will, however, soon visit the plains
again as matter OF precaution to see that no
means ale neglected to preserve peace. The
different subcommittee OF the commission of
ten VIII soon be among the Indians, and some
have already been heard from, on their WAY
10 their respective districts.
NAVAL ORpERs.-The orders OF Chaplain
Thomas q. S;.lter TO the NAVY Yard AT
Portsmouth, n. H., have been revoked
Lieutenant Commander f. NJ Steadman has
29th of Septem Der next
Masters Socrates Hubbard and l.. T. Chene-
~; Ensigns John j. Talbot X. Mason LlsIe
ana Bloomfield McIlyaine; MIdshfrmeu Raw
mond +. Rogers, A. Il. Wyckof, L. c. Pal.
mer, L. Is. NJ. Mason, Boutelle Moves Chas p
WeIch, w. II. Everett, Chas. r. Norton John
n. Lee, i. NJ Euing and E. M. Day have been
detached from the Guerriere and ord, red 10
washington, ID. e., for promote
taymaster Richard Washington has been de-
tached from the Guerrsre and ordered to settle
his accounts.
Lieutenants II. =. Leary, e. H. PendIeton
ana u. M. Mcclure have been detached from
the South Atlantic squadron and ordered IN
washington, ID. e., for promotion
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APPoINTMENTs.-The Secretary of the Inte.
rior yesterday appointed George NJ. Holmes, OF
Missouri, and F. A. Smith, of California, first
class clerks in the Pension Office; also, Patrick
McDevitt as temporary watchman IN the Gen.
eat Land OftiCe.
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IIMEi LInsil LIMEiii

The Virginia Lime Cousaay Ara >rs,.,>a ..
furnish their WOOD BU1Ef Lii n ss fsri9 a.. -
las Union street, Alexandris, Va. CScsS - os
good quality. JehH PErfIBONI,
yyio cow Assnt for OonDsny.
D MN nnA Bricks FOR 01LR nv =
2,UUU.UUU +. WALKER CO.. 80 az
street, between 9Th and 7fh. or af the xriinetoS
Brick works, near south end OF the Long Bridge.
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0evsFn0eat seeurttiss.
WAennefoS. July -, Iss9.-yay Cooke A
20. IaInah ne following ssotatisas GO Gov
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British maritime provinces OF Canada, in ref
erence TO their annexation to the United States,
is very remarkable. 1aring the Crimeap war
ana during the recent rebellion the most Bit
the Government Of the United States were con-
lnaaily expressed in the newspapers, and
every disaster occurring to the United States
armies was ballad with the most exaheyapt
feeling: Of 10y. N9w.SgwsYer. n. tn6exaiiOn
great number Of public men and five or s,x
DAILY ana weekly journals openly advocate
a1nexafion.s In New Bruins wick au editor,
VINO three years ago took the other side of the
quesuon, - nov much more violent in the
actsr, teEoftee annexation. The Fepressntatiye ye
'of the cSs4 of st. Jshn, in the cial Lees.
ie.IIe. iagod1ced in that body Q resolution
Provtncs Of Edwards Island two newspapers
advocate the same policy. ql.ai
TEE JEFF DAVIS MANeIoH.-The question
Q 10 the ownership Of the so.callsd Jeii Davis
nansion in Rtchm0nA 10 soon 70 b. brought
lnto court II was bought by the city in is6l
cCnfederacy ~ regdsnce tor lis presidents
Yne rebel Congress declined TO accept n, but
antnorized its renting for the uee of JEFF Davis
tell INTO our hands when Richmond was
Var Department ever since. The Richmond
CITY councils h08 seS up claim 70 IL, and is
eoing to present q big elI. for rent which, it is
md then I spit 8 10 s. SrcuEht.NWe,so ii wa = tay Ey
Beston 4drerfi&x.. - - e zoo
@Phlladelphia ha. now an insurance "a.
SLaura ksepe. st5s. has LETT the fsotlights
for farm.
s0"Born into the unseen life," ia the Iates,
style OF announcing u dearh. 1lI-T
Biehop Simpson and Rev. LYMAN Alb.
o0tt represent the clergy at Saratoga Springs.
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TwOoD's PAfEAr OUR.D FISH.

We invite attention to Q new article Of Fish
ifthIoN 0g BED FIsH 1AtUoodS D Patent.
Iea ~ rom the fresh caught hsh, Dacked in 10 ID.
soooen ooAss The hsh We think we'll suited for
sem - t is pronounced . very superior
es;, Mu,i ~ al Who have used g: Ier sals q any
34s Pa. Az, ODD Metro Dolitaa aStel.
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SENATOR MORTON, it is reported, il prepar.
ing an elaborate argument in favor of the re-
cognition of the beligerent tights of Cuba. He
proposes to show that such a srep would not
compromise the position OF our governm en-
towards England on the Alabama CLAIMS,
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NJ And MISSOURI CURED

NV. BURCHBLL.
under Ebbitt House,
isn corner l4th and y streets.
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TIE COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS has ex
tended the patent of Kingston Goddard, OF
New York, for a bride rein. In the interfer-
ence case of Barttel Erbe, of birmingham, Pa.
vs. Albert nj Hill. Of Brandford, Conn, Judge
Fisher, OF the Supreme Court, has affirmed the
decision Of the Commissi oner ia ia yor of Hill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-22

COMMODoR8 CHARLIE s. BoGGs has been de-
tached from duty as q member OF the board of
which Rear Admiral 9oldsborough is Presi.
dent, and ordered to duty as Lighthouse In
spector for the I'd and Sd lighthouse districts,
(Boston and New York; in place of Commo.
dore A. L. Case, detached and ordered to duty
at the Navy Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-22

HON. EDWARD MCPHERSON, Clerk of the
House of Representatives, will leave for Eu.
rope on Wednesday next Mr.. Mcpherson
sails from Baltimore in the Bremen line. He
has been IN bad health for some time, and it
is hoped by his many friends that the trip
will prove beneficial.
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The salaries OF the commissioners hall not
exceed forty five hundred dollars In United
States gold coin, each, yearly. Those OF the
secretaries and arbitrator or umpire shall be
determined by the commissioners, and in case
the SAID commission finish its labors in less
than six months, the com miesionsrs together
with their assistants will b entitled TO six
months pay, and the whole expenses OF the
comm mlssion shall BE- betrayed by a ratable de.
duction on the amount OF the sums awarded
by the commissioners, provided always that
such deduction shall not exceed the rate OF i've
per cent. on the sans % awarded. The def1ci.
ency. IL any, shall be betrayed by the two gov.
erp Iuents in moieties
ARTICLE VII.
The present con ven ton shall b. ratified BY
the President Of the United States, by and with
the cons OF the Senate thereof, aud by the
President Of Peru, with the APPRECIATION OF the
Congress OF that repuelic, and the ratincations
will be EXCHANGED In Lima, as soon as may De,
within six months Of the date hereof.
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General Halpine and other Fenians Imprisoned
in EnEland, called Yesterday upon Secretanss
Boutwell, and Robeson and Attorney General
Hoar, and laid the case before them, with q
view to secure their Aid when the subject
comes before the Cabinet, a. it is expectsd Il
Will when the Presideat rssurns. Col. Warren
found Messfs. Boutwell, and Robeson favors.
bly, disposed, appsrsEtiy. Dut Mr. Hoar takes
about the same view OF the case that Secretary.
Fish does, that the Esntans generaliy were en-.
gagged in an unlawful enterprise, and that the
Government ougAt therefore TO merely req uest.
not demand, their release. 80 - p 90 --5s p
IN. 9BoRG8 PEABODY passed through this
city this morning in the private car OF Press
dent Garrett. OF the BALTIMORE and Ohio raul.
road, which was attached TO the New YORK
train arriving at 6:25 Mr.. Peabody was Joined
at the depot BY Mr.. W. w. Coreoran, OF this
city, and they both proceeded al once by.rail-
road to the White Sulphur Springs, where they
will Yemaip some time. Mr.. Peabody arrived
in Baltimore yesterday morning and was the
guest Of Mr.. Garrett yesterday and last night.
The special car, with IT'S distinguished oc,u.
pants, was taken across tae Long Bridge and
transferred to the Orange and Alexandria rail-
read, en- Ioute for the Springs.
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THH NEW YORK INCOME RRrURNs.-The dis
cussIon OF the returns Of incomes by citizens OF
New York, has brought to the notice of the
revenue bureau some remarkable facts. One
merchant on being overhauled was found to
have evaded the tax to such an extent that he
owed the government seventy y.six thousand
dollars, and had to disgorge; another owed
twenty-sIx thousand dollars; several had eva
ded to the extent of twenty and twenty. I've
thousand, and so on for quantity.
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DtHate and Action on the Church BILL
another victory Tor the LioeraI.-Opi.-
IONS oil the Press-fhe Lords Deasuocrd
Tor Opposing the will of the PeopI.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-27

Qua CHURCH CHoTRs.-There are few
cities, if any, Of the population of Nor
folk that can boast more musical talent,
especially that displayed by its church
choirs. But there is a feature about
some of our choirs truly deplorable,
which throws q shade over the bright
faces and mars the beauty of the soft
aud heavenly notes. That feature is ir-
reverence. Many mako mere prac-
tice room of the choir; others a conven-
lent pleasure resort-go there to chit
chat and see "a good time generally"
Harsh as this may seem, it is even so /;
the picture is not at all overdrawn, ex-
aggerated or extravaganza. Now, we
think--and think rightly, too-that
Singing TOT arre-~>-.-----4 Iona thino and
singing for Improvements Is another
but singing as an act OF devotion Is
quite different exercise, and one that
should never be impeded by mere prac-
tical considerations. This principle
should be kept strongly in mind even
during rehearsals. A worshlpper who
is truly spiritual land many Of them
profess to be) wishes, for the time being,
not to be dealing with esthetcs. He
is not in the practice room, but in the
house of God,
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-27

SERENADERs.-S were out
night before last, and discoursed some of
the sweetest and loftiest strains that
ever responded to the musicians touch,
or reverberated on the breeze of even
ing They are very fashionable-sere-
nades at eve-and the fair ones are in-
cariably in readiness to show their APP
peciation of the musical compliment
rendered them by giving in return a
boquet, flower, a visiting card-5ome
thing emblematical Of their esteem, that
always sends thrill of joy to the re-
cipient's breast-a double remuneration
for disturbed rest, and disregard OF
natures sweet restorer, balmy sleep for
the charmer's sake.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-27

The TEMPERANCE CAUsE.-Rev. Jas.
Young, State lecturer for the Friends'of
Temperance in Virginia, has recently
organized seven new Councils in the
counties Of Rockingham, Shenandoah
and Frederick, -Timbervile, Bridgwa-
ter, Edinburgh, New Market, Mount
jackson, Mddletown and Newton
and he will this week organize Councils
at Front Royal and Elk Run. This
Order, which came into existence since
the war, numbers sixty Councils in this
State, with more than this number in
other States. George A. Bruce, Esq,
of Waynesboro', is the President OF the
State Council Of Virginia.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-27

DlLIGENCE.-Under this head we in
Vlte members of the Board of Health to
see to that for which theywere elected or
appointed. Now that warm weather
has commenced it is advisable to tell
them of their duty, as they, by their
negligence, indicate they see no neces-
slty for being diligent. But we inform
them it is now time disinfectants should
be freely used 1t is encumbent upon
them as members ofsuch board to see
that proper steps are taken, and taken
at once, for the special purpose of pre-
venting es much as practicable any
disease. ....
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-27

MAYORS COURT, Portsmouth, J. E.
Stokes presiding. May 26.
The court for the last week has not
been SO well attended by those who, up
to the present, have been anxious to
see the adjustment of the law.
Martin Haynes, negro, drunkenness
and disorderly conduct, fined SIS, in de-
fault Of which sent to Jail for ten days.
Frank Archer, negro, charged with
stealing tickets from the proprietor Of
the panorama of Paradise Lost, and sell
ling the same, committed to Jail for ten
days.
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Hagan's Magnolia Balm.-Th

Hagan's Magnolia Ba lm.-This
article is the True Secret of Beauty. 1t is
= hat Fashionable Ladies', Actresses and
Opera Singers use to produce that Guilt
waited distingne appearance so muca adj
mired in the Circles OF Fashion.
1t removes all unsightly Blotches, Red
ness, Freckles. Tan, Sunburn and Effects
OF Spring Winds, and gives to the Com
pleXion Blooming Purity of transpar-
emit delicacy and power. No Lady who
values a fine Complexion can do without
the Magnolia Balm. rs cents will buy il
of any of our respectable dealers.
Lyons Kathairon is very delightful
Hair Dressing. myl0- eodd&Wlm
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-27

FEsrivAb.-The resort of those who
love to pass hours of tins pleasantly is
at the festival now being held at the
store of Mr.. John Cooke on High street,
by the ladies of St. Johns church. It
is not only the place to pass the time
agreeably, but to enjoy nice supper
also ice cream, cakes, and to feast your
eyes upon the smiles of those bewitch-
inf girls at the fair.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-27

GONG TO REslGN.-Captain Charles
B. Langley, of the Hope Fire Company
intends calling meeting, we under
stand, tonight, for the purpose OF
rendering his resignation. His friends
are endeavoring to persuade him not
to resign, and we hope their efforts may
prove successful. He is an excellent
fireman, and one of the most popular
commanders the com pany has ever had.
Stand by your colors, Langley, and
don't give up.
EDUCATION. Every boy should have
his head, his heart and his education
Let this truth never be forgotten. By
the proper education of the head he will
be taught what is good and what is evil,
what is wise and what is foolish, what
is right and what is wrong. By the
proper education of the heart, he will
be taught to love what is good, wise and
right, and to hate what is evil, foolish
and wrong. And by proper education
of the hand, he will be enabled to sup
ply his wants, to add to his comforts,
and to assist those around him. The
highests objects of good education are
to reverence and obey God, aud to love
and serve mankind. Everything that
helps us in attaining these objects is of
great value, and everything that hinders
us is comparatively worthless. When /
wisdom reigns in the head, and love in
the heart, the man is ever ready to do
good; order and peace reign around, and
sin and sorrow are almost unknown.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-27

NoN-ARRIvAL.-The Northern mail
failed to arrive here yesterday, owing
to the non-arrival of the Baltimore
steamer Louisiana. She did not arrive
here until late last evening, having been
detained some twelve or fifteen hours
in order to undergo repairs, occasioned
by slight injuries sustained two OF three
days since by running into the ferry
boat and wharf, on the Portsmouth side
The Louisiana returned to Baltimore
last night, taking quite a Large truck
freight: By this arrangement sh'
avoided losing trip.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-27

THANKs.-We are under Obligations
to Mr.. J.-P. Johnson. for some of those
fine, large and luscious Wilson straw
berries, raised at his farm on Lambert's
Point. Mr.. Johnson is doing ire
mendous business in strawberries, and
his success will speedily secure him a
fortune. w.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-27
THE DAY BOOK.
THURSDAY MORNING, May 27, 1869

RETURN OF DELEGATEs.-Several OF
the Delegates from this city to the
Memphis Commercial Convention have
returned home. They had a most de-
lightful trip, and express themselves
in highest terms of the beautiful and
hospitable city of Memphis
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-27

JoTTINGs.-General Sherman has
ordered fifty-six of the army officers,
awaiting orders" to report to General
Candy forthwith for duty in connection
with the approaching election.
Among the new round hats worn by
the ladies, the beehive" the "sheperds
ess' and the "bomb-shci' are said to
be the most popular.
No doubt is entertained of the hang
ing of the three Ditcher murderers at
Halifax North Carolina, to-day.
The Episcopal Council for the Do
cese of Virginia will meet in Fredericks-
burg to-day.
You may rave as you please about
mignonette and tube roses; but the
smell of sweet potato roasting is the
sweetest smell in the world.
Some kind lady sent eye local" a
beautiful boquet of flowers yesterday,
with which he adorned his table. They
exhaled most delicious perfume, and
set him to dreaming of moonlight,
music, love and fowers'-and the un-
known donor who is, doubtless, as fair
and sweet in all respects as the combi-
nation of flowers still before him.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-27

FINED.-Two New York 'drummers'
were nabbed by the by the 'beaks' yes
terday, for selling by sample without
license. They were find according to
law. Our city has been filled with these
sell-on-t he-sly fellows during the spring,
and it speaks rather ibadly for our de-
tectives that more of them have not
been detected.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-27

! MAYORS COURT, Norfolk, Mayor D
Cordy, presiding. May g..
The docket was pretty wellflled yes
terday, and the Tycoon, consequently
had more to do than usual,
Thomas r. Keys, for getting drunk
and disturbing the peace, was fined
$3.50.
William Hand, alias Newton, for
drunkenness and sleeping in the street,
was admonished and discharged.
VIM. E. Moore, alias Morse, negro,
for the same, was examined and dismiss
ed-"with a flea in his ear" in the
shape of fine.
Wade Simpson, negro, for the same
indiscretiOn, was served likewise.
Mathews and Venderson-New York
"Drummers arraigned upon the
charge of selling goods by sample with
out license. The former was discharg-
ed and the latter fined $40.
Abraham Jones, the negro recently
shot by officer ROLAND while attempt
ing to escape with stolen bacon, was
brought into court and examined. He
was sent on to the Corporation Court.
Rose Corners and Mary E. Weeks,
Fatty Weeks notorious women, were
arraigned for fighting. The latter was
fined $40, and the former discharged.
Sam Wescott, for breach of the
peace, was fined SIS.
Geo. r. Harris and John Riddick,
negro boys, charged with maliciously
over young Moore, were severe
ly admonished and discharged, on ac-
count of their extreme youth.