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The New York herald., 1869-09-11
THE peHsiyLvANIA COAL TRADE.
Increased Production.

From the Philadelphia Ledger, september 81
The anthracite coai trade is beginning to wear
rather more cheerful ASPECT though 1t was duh all
last week as to orders. Consumers. to very con.
siderable extent, still hold aioof from the Market.
preferrlng to take the chances OF lower prices late
In the season. With Interruptions to the trade IN
two or three OF the regions last wee&-in scme in
and the miners, and In others by reason OF an over
stock OF coal and want OF orders to make room.
for further produetion-there was neysg.hslsss AN
tons and vet II was as Tons ,s.a ,Ms wseS 2,
corresponding week wear Tpe soS ,,d,e,t,ns or "a
!iat sHe m.pssS an from this date hence to the end
ot orss w equa II not increase their production
Tor COAL at what the miners, operators AID
cald carrying companies =, con consider remuacratlve rem
may be trouble with the miners, and consequently
q lessened production, for the workmen resolulely
work gradually wasting away. The supply Of coal
need not be snort for there are mines enough ready
for operation, men enough to work them and car
ryng companies Of almost unlimited capacity.
Bat all these several parties engaged In the produc
ton 81 coal are netara!ly on Tue soe OF te largest
surners who as naturally await the market for tho
period OF supposed lowest prices Under CONCESSION
In prices CONSUMERS would no doubt Increase IN er
ORDERS but operators say they cannot make conces-
sion under the basis liked by miners. Tue Reading
for the year 24lq,6l7 tons-an increase Of 300 75s
TONS Tne Schuylkill Navigation shipped but aojS
Tons for the week, ad for the a50 ssa tons.
y decrease on last year, to date OF Sd, iol tons
Tho tonnage reported by all the carrying conpa.
mes for the week was 2J9 0Jd tons-an increase VI
1890 tons over the preceding week. ana IIccrea, az
OF ST. 379 tons IN corresponding week last YEAR ue
aggregate production for tue year Is s47 0j3 tons
against s2YiDo2 tons In lSd5-an Increase OF 1855 9Ji
tons There remains About three months TO the cni
OF the.coal season, including the frat week IN ue-
cember. In the same time Inst year there were
mined ana marketed about 1000 900 tons OF coal
TO do as much from this time TO the same iato IN
uecenber Will require an average weekly tonuur0
OF about jS2 900 tons; whereas the TONNAGE for sst
week was lutte less than 300 QUO tons. Gut az we
said before the trade Is equal to all the demands
upon tne market Tor coal consumers Will but com.
mence at once laying IN their supplies Quite large
number OF vessels await freight &C Port Richmond.
winch is very slack ior want OF oruers for COAL me
quoted rates to Boston and like distances are 82 "a
TO 81 80 per ton but the lowest charge s gladly hc-
cepted. A good many vessels heretofore iii tue nns
toxAla9 Eade now run TO Georaet0wn-
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rO9EISR hllScELl lAHsous ITEMS.

The French government has awarded pension Of
2)ooof. to the widow of Marshal Neil.
normal school for the benefit OF native ladies' and
girls is to be opened at Poona, In India, shortly
The Imperial Mint OF Paris is Issuing so-called
postage stamp bills OF the value OF five francs each.
Colonel Kurowski, OF the Polish lancers in the time
OF the first empire has Just died at the Hotel Dieu Of
Paris, at the great age oi 1885,
The recent visit OF the Prince Imperial Of France
to the military camp at Cnalons caused an outlay Of
$4,000 for powder iuminations and little lunch.
From the lst Of October messages Of twenty words
will be sent throughout France at the rate Of one
franc. and within the limits OF each department AZ
fifty centimeS
The Chariro,i of Paris caricatures the figure Of
the constitution measuring the lgure OF Liberty for
new dress, to which the latter observes "Not too
short, II you please"
solemn mass was said at the Madeleine. in
Paris on the 2oth ut for the souls or those persons
VINO have lately been shot in Spain IN connection
with the Carst movement.
A photographer attached to the War once In
England has succeeded in measuring distances and
heights by means OF the camera, thereby mating 1t
formidable agent In military operations
DR.. Conneau, Napoeon's friend, Is in Corsica or
ganizing a corps OF young lads Wno have requested
tae honor TO form a body guard 70 the Prince I'M.
perlal during his visit to That Island. - - ~
The 3i,'ino Of Florence has received telegram
from Tfpoli, dated August 1S, announcing that the
Dutch traveller Nine. Aiexandrine Tinne has been
killed by some men Of the tribe OF the Touaregs
iAc DSA5iIlc JulIudiS PUBLISH IL pTOCluMutIOH DY
Luka Wukalowitch, eXhoiting The people TO observe
patience, as the fall OF tile Ottoman empire Is far
distant and advising them to distrust Austria.
During q display OF fireworks, given on the I5sh
u(t at Pacenza, IN Italy, a mortar exploded, kill
ing the pyrOtechnlst and child. besides seriously
wounding four persons and thirteen others slightly.
Two Scotch gentlemen are at present on the Rhine,
accouired In the real knit and plaid, having made a
heavy wager tnat they viii travel all Europe In
that dress, and not speak any language but the
Gallo.
celebrated begging letter imposter, who has for
some time imposed upon the French nobility under
the name OF La Marquse de Ia Sale, has been con.
victed and sentenced 10 six months Imprisonment
In Paris
The English C7a,7olnaan mentions that the real
reason wny the annual ministerial whitebait did not
take place this wear is that the Chancellor OF the
EXcnequer ana the First Lord OF the Admiralty are
80 unpopular tina, they feared street riot on the
occasion.
The Emperor or Austria is said to be highly dis
satisfied with tile action of Baron Beust towards
Prussia. j. he wishes to re.establIsh the former
friendly relations between the two courts and also
to secure the good graces Of the Pope.
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LandlOrdism in Ireland and the Bases Of
the New Irish Agitation.
NapOIeon's Illness, EugGnie's Tour and Scenes
after the Amnesty.

by mail from Europe. at this port, we have the
following special correspondence and newspaper
reports in interesting detail OF cable kilograms TO
She 2sth of August
The Paris journals speak of Napoleon's illness.
Gai0nanrs Messenger Of the 2,th OF August-even-
mg-has the following
Council OF Ministers was held yesterday morn.
ing at st, Cioud, the Emperor presiding, His Ma
testys health is improving rapidly, and for several
days past he has been able to take walking exercise
In the park.
The Paris Figaro of the same day gives the follow.
ing PARTICULARS
At ten in the morning on Tuesday, after the visit
OF Drs. Fauvel and Nelaton, the inhabitants OF St.
Cloud might have seen the Emperor walking in the
reserved gardens, conversng aminarly with General
de FaLiy, his aide-de-came; Captain Dumanoir or
derly officer and NJ Rambeaux, equerry. During
tile day several functlonares from PaIs. and among
them the Project OF Police, transacted business with
his Majesty. The health OF the chief OF the state
around HIM tnat the physician on duty. Dr. Cor.
visars thought he might spend the day in Paris.
The half yearly reports Of twenty seven banks in
the North German Confederation for the first six
months OF the current year showed their united
ses to amount to 375l74, 600 thalers, composed OF
174o0o thaers in coin, 5s56,0oo thaers IN checks
163, 193, 900 thaers III bills A. 4s2 600 thalers Ia se
cnres for loans and A. 466ooo thalers in assets Of
various other classes. The aggregate liabilities
1885, 26s 900 thaers-that IS, 2l5 600 thalers
IN notes circulation a5 9o 600 thalers deposits,
and 34 6S4 600 thalers In credit Of different kinds
Thirteen Of the banks above mentioned are IN Prus-
STA, eight in Middle Germany and six in the Hanse
Towns.
The report Of the Chamber Of Commerce in Aix-a-
Chapeue, France, states that tue manufacturers Of
sewing needles Ia that place have received such ex-
tensive orders from ASIA and AmerIca-more es-
peclaDy from China and Japan--thal it is impos.
sible to obtain workmen enough 20 execute them.
The cattle plague has broken out IN East and West
Prussia at Eolng and Rosenberg, in the district OF
Marenwerder, where 2l4 head OF cattle have been
slaughtered. and in the neighborhood or Muhl-
hausen.
Al. de Metternlch and NJ. de la Tour d'Auvergne
have had a long and serous conference ID Paris, at
the conclusion Of which it was decided that N. de
Metternich should repair to Johannsberg ostcnsiuly,
but TO Vienna fnoognho.
The wine growers OF Burgundy have already
christened their coming rtcole. ltls TO be called
'concile wine.u
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premiums win be given to the most deserving exnib.

PichumS VIII pe given 10 tue uOst ueSeIViuS oAnAp'
ttors.
Two artists OF the Papa mint nave received orders
10 engrave medal commemorative OF the Council,
IN three Sizes The large ones In gold will DO pre-.
sented by the Pope to Catholic soyereigns and
cardinals. bishops will receive silver and priests
bronze medals. On the diverse will be the Pope's
likeness and on the reverse the same inscription as
on the Janlculum column.
Tue works In ST. Peters, the monument on The
Janlculum the travelling expenses and maintenance
OF ecciesiastica councillors summoned to Rome and
OF needy bishops, who are calculated at about 260
comprising those In foreign MISSIONS. VIII cost the
POPE l0o00o0 or francs according to present estl-
mates, but no doubt they viii reach much higher
sum. W.
Cardinal Barnabo has written to all the mission
airy bishops urging them TO come to the Council not.
wlthatanding the distance OF their stations, the
Holy Rather Will provide for them in every respect
Pio Mono Will nave no difflcuty in getting the re-
CURED sum- The Catholic journals OF Italy have
opened subscriptions IN aid OF the Council, and no
doubt their example will be followed In France and
elsewhere, 50 that the Pope viii receive contribu-
tons lar beyond what he VIII have to disburse
Some Roman patrlcians have offered to furnish
lodgings gratis IN their best palaces to bishops OF
sinal means, and Prince Torlonla has bougnt three
steamers and manned them with crews wearing his
arms on their buttons, to transport pilgrims cheap
as possible TO Rome 80
All these details win sufnce to convince your
readers that according TO every appearance, the
Council Is really TO be neld. and at the appointed
time.
The New York herald., 1869-09-11

The Land Quesiion-Saeiect for the Next
Great Parliamentary ASitati0n-The Laws
Of Entail and OF Tenancy-Absentee Pro.
prietors and Local Agents.
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Commissioners Sale.

by VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
- Olfcnlt Court Tor ohio County. W. Va,
rendered on the 10Th day OF jane, 1859, In u
cause In chancery pending In said Court,
wherein JOnn List IL com plalDAnt and AM
ME u. List and Others are defendants,
will, on
thursday, the I2th day orAuEust, 1850,
at ~ O'Clock A. N proceed 10 sell, at public
auction, 10 the highest Aud best biduer, at
the front door OF tue Court House OF Ohio
county, ". Va, the following deSch bed real
estate, VIZ:
LOIS Nos. one hundred aud sIxty.fOur (lSD
and one hundred and sixty five 1855 In VI.
ION a: IAns b addition 10 the city, un ZLne'E
Island. Lots Nos. one hundred and ninety.
eight ISSD and one hundred and ninety .
nine llStl ON the the east side OF Elm street
aud Tue waller lot y lug east Of Eald two lots
knuWn ~ Iot No. e1InL 49, on ZAneH island,
LOL NO. one hundred anu three (IUSl 90 tue
west noe u Market Square, and the south
tnlIu GSl OF loL No. Que hundred and four
llOL AJIolninE lot lot No. IOJ, aud on whIcn
Ate efectsu good tnreo story hOuseS. The
west 70 leet o. lot No. one hundGd and
sSyeny'iOur (I7Ij on Zane street, In EaSt
'"nSeliAgI win all the rights OF alleys DO.
longing IhefstO. Part OF lot No, fOtiT teen
W. Ia eqnAre fourteen 10 on Union street,
AOOuL 10 Ieet Nout, NJ described In deed
irom q: Vennum and wife dated August
:Uth, 1851.
TEhMs OF aALE:-one.fo fourth OF the pur-
ehass money " be paid IN cash, and the re.
!uAindst In three equal inStRlmHuts at one,
Two Rhu three yeArB, 70 be secured by notes
aud deeds vi trust satisfactory " the Uum-
missioner, and 10 bear interest from day OF
bA.0 until payment,
DANIEL Q. LIST,
Y1-u commissioner.
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commissioners Sale.

DY VIRTUE. OF A DECREE OF THE
D Circuit Court for Ohio county, West
Virginia, rendered on the 10th day or June,
1857, IN \ cause In chRncery pending IN said
court, wheIelnC Caroline Gunner IL CON PLAIN
ant, and y. hIiAs 5tIfel, admir-, q ais are de-
PENDANTS, l shall, on ss
"Wednesday, the 2Sth day Of July, 1859,
At O'Clock Al NJ, proceed 10 sell, ut pubic
auction, 10 the highest and best bidder, at
the trout door OF Inc court House OF Ohio
County, West Virginia, the following de-
scrl66d property, tnRt Ii 70 say "a certain
piece or part OF lot NO. ten (lU) In Square
No, ten ClU), situated on the east slds OF Mar.
kSt StIeeL, an the UtLy OF Vince and be /.
ginning Iut Tie kanU NJ The A1uLh corner OF
said lot on Market street and running North
on tue nle VI bAid lot IOIty.lOnr Iesli enco
east " the alley, u paFalIel with tue south
Inns Of said lott thence Iorty' toar feet To The
south line OF said lot, AMI thence 10 the
place OF beEinning." with all the buildings
and RppurtdnHne0s th5Eeunto belonging,
IERMS OF SALE-Une.thIrd cash, ard the
balance IN II and ~ months, the puI cuaser
giving bond win good security, I0r the de-
Ierred inbtAlmentS, with Interest from date,
Or all cash NJ pnrCnAAer's OpLIUn.
.-,. HANNIBAL FORBES,
Jun29'H Special Commissioner.
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SHEPHERD ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

- "a Az - ~ - ~ ~ ~ A. - A4s
DuRsU TO THE DECREE MADE
il by the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, on
tue third day OF June, 1859, In the Rult In
chAncoIy between LEVI B. BPRLNGEK
AND OrHEk9, Complalnants, and sHEP.
HERD MclNrYREAND OTHERS, Defend
ants, the undersigned Commissioners will,
On Tuesday, the Seventeenth day OF
august, 1869,
and thereafter from day To day until com.
pleted, commencing each day Rt eleven
o'clock 4. NJ, sell at public auction, on the
labu 10 be sold, the home plantation or e..
tate mentioned in the ninth clause Of the
will OF Moses shepherd, deceased, In dlVl.
hiOnB, lots and coal fields a. specified In the
report and plat OF Jalne8 1ilchTlgl, HpF.
VeyOr, on file In said suit.
TEAMS bach purInaSer 10 pay In hand
not los than one"iouTth OF tho money due
10 Ray In hand any greater proportion or Inc
whole thereoti and the residue, II any, 10
DO paid In three equal inHtAlmentB bearing
Interest from the day OF sale, aud payable
respectively, In six, twelve and eighteen
mouths thereafter; bond and security 70 the
SRtlIiAction OF the Commissioners 10 30
given Iof tue deferred lnStalmentS, and the
Hus 70 De retained ~ further security until
The whole tract contains about fivO hun.
drtd Ano seventy Ave acres, md "a Situated
IN OhiO County, West Virginia, along the
Cunberland Hoad, Hempa6d Railroad and
wheeling Creek, being by the Cumberland
Road hDuut SIX miles from Wheeling. A
plat OF the divisions, lots and coal neldg
may 10 seen 1t the Bank Of WneeIIng. and
also ~ the clerks ONCE OF the Circuit Court OF
ONO County. DANIEL LAMB,
80, DANIEL Y. LIST,
lul0'nS&4tW Commissioners,
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"Reminiscences Sala.

by VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF TIE
d ClIcult Court for Ohio County, West
Virginia, rendered on the 10Th day or June,
1859, lE cause In chancery pending in said
court, wherein John basnAr et all are COM
plainants, and Mary A. stAmn Ia defend.
ant, SHALL on
wednesday, the 2Sth day Of July, 1869.
AZ 10 o'clock A. NJ, proceed 10 sell, At public
auction, 10 the highest and best bidder, a.
tue mont door Of the Court House OF ohio
County, West virginia. the following de-
hcTIbed property, mat II 10 say: "AIi that
lot Of land lying on Denny street, hprigE
Row, In the Town OF houth Wheeling, OHIO
County, W. Va, and designated on the plat
Of bald town ~ lot numbered niLeen (i5),"
with all TIT, buildings and appurtenGnGes
thsreunIo belonging.
Terms OF SALE-One-third cash, and the
balance In u aud 10 months purchaser giving
bond with Rood security, for the deIHned In.
btalmentS, with interest Irom date Or all
80 HAEEIRh 1oRBEs,
iun2-H Special filnlEHiOn6r.
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PRINCIPAL ELKcrRD.-We learn that
at the late meeting Of the Board OF
Directors Of th6wheeliug Female Col.
lege, Miss s. L. stllson, Of Lewis coun-
ty, N. Y, was elected Princlpa. Miss
s. Is a graduate Of vassar College, and
comes highly recommended as lady
OF experience and possessing peculiar
fitness fol the position. She will DO a..
sisted by able and experienced teachers
In the academic department, and BY
Miss Doddrldge, 90 favorabIy known 10
our citizens, In Music aud Painting. +
We also learn that an arrangement
was made by which the President OF tho
Board of Directors will give such per.
sonal attention to the interests Of the
College as will give the assurance that
no effort will be spared to sustain the
high character Of the Institution and
entitle 1t to the continued confidence
and patronage OF our own citizens and
those Of tho surrounding country,
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RIVER NRws.-The Oft repeated
story of profound qnlet on the landing,
was applicable to matters in that 10.
cAlity yesterday. The Julia No. 2 pass
ed down for Zinesvllle,-one or two
steamers whose names we did not get,
passed up.
Stage OF water here last evening:
elgh! feet nine inches and rising: at
Pittsburgh, yesterday morning, Eve
feet one inch and falling.
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ACCIDENT ToA sQuEEzER.-Yester.
day morning the shaft OF the wheel
which operates the squeezer In the
Belmont Mills, broke, suspendlng
operations in the rolling department Of
that establishment. The Nail factory
was running, but we were told would
shut down last evening to make an
nual re1airs. "..I
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MEETING OF DIREoToRs.-A meeting
OF the directors Of the proposed rail.
road between this city and the Pan
Handle road will be held, o-day al
WellsburG The surveys from the lat
ter place to the point of'intersectIon
above steubenvlile have been made,
and the work is almost ready 10 be let.
The survey o., the route from Wells
burg TO our city reached Warren last
evening. We fear our citizens do not
feel that interest In the construction Of
this road which they should and which
It's Importance to them demands. We
trust they will wake up to q proper re-
alizatlon OF the interests involved, and
enter heartily into the Improvement.
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CITY CouEcIL.-FTrSt Branck.-An
adjourned meeting OF the City Council
wus held last evening. In the First
Branch, In The. absence Of His Honor
the Mayor, on motion Mr.. Sweeney
took the chair. ) 10 70 r.. .5.a.I ~
Present: MeSsrs. CArnahan, Culbsrt,
son, Mcclure, Panpell, Quarter, Rlne.
hard, Sweeney, ,Schambra and Wilson.
On motion the reading Of the min
utes was dispensed with. a.Hs Sos 49,, g
Mr.. Wilson read the report from the
Committee on Water, Works, which In.
oluded The report Of the Collector Of
water rents for 1857. The report was
adopted and sent 10 the Second Branch
for concurrence. "a -.
Petition OF George B. Egans and
others, With reference 10 the paving Of
the gutter on First street, from Market
to the United Engine House, was re-
ferred to the Committee on Streets and
Alleys for report. 80 - ,.''' Lny
Petition OF T. 7. Cockayne and others,
with reference 70 repaira on Mcclure
street, was referred 10 the Committee
on Streets and Alleys, for report, y Of
A resolution, requiring the on force.
ment OF the ordinance respecting the
Numbering OF vehicles licensed for pub.
llc carrying, was concurred In.
o, A resolution epproprlating not more
than $40 fora new cord for the town
clock, was amendedBo % to appoint
committee to inquire into the cost OF
putting Il In thorough repair Isssiv q
A resolution approprlating 900 for the
payment OF forty days, service In
taking care Of the hofses OF the No. 3
Hose Company, was, referred 10 the
Committee on Fire Department.
Mr.. Wilson reported from the Spe.
clal Committee, on the proposed Market
street bridge, si8!.Es .s.u1zH1 aG' 70 s2..'
Some discussion ensued, Mr.. Wilson
advocating and, Mr., Sweeney opposing
the adoption Of the report. NJ ) }sl5 :
The Chairman OF the Committee on
Finance stated that money had been
paid out Of the city treasury TO pay the
Interest on certain compromise bonds
announcing TO about 90, 900, which
should not have been paid. II this was
recovered, there would be no difficulty
about raising the money for the bridge.
A vote was taken which resulted rs
follows: Ayes, CarnRhan, Culbertsou,
Mcclure, Qu4rTler, Rinehard and VIII.
son. Noes; Sweeney, schambra and
PAnnell. Carried. ayrF'c aU
The Council I'D onrned. -
Second Branch. -The chair was occu.
pied by Mr.. UpdegrafH, on motion, ia
absence OF the President. The roll
was called by the clerk and the follow.
Ing members answered 10 their names
Messrs. Boring, Harrison, Long, Me-.
Courtney, Maxwell, Pratt, Salisbury,
STANLEY, Smith p, UpdegraR aud
Weisgarber. .srI.. 'II
A quorum mol being present, on mos
tIon, the President Issued an order for
the arrest OF absent members.
Under this order the Sergeant brouRh
In Mr.. Keim, and quorum being pres.
emit, tho Branch proceeded to business.
. on motion the reading OF the min.
utes OF the last meeting was dispensed
with. t.-l. Ee..
(Mr. Connolly appeAred.)
Tho President PRO. ten, announced
the special order of the meeting 70 be
the consideration OF the Market atreet
The report Of The COMMITTEES was read.
tpublIshed In yesterday mornlnR'a pa
peril tts 'grT. .FN +..-i4lg
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FALSE ALARM. -iATvsry general
alarm OF fire was sounded yesterday
morning at two o'clock, but, like near
" all FIRE alarms In orr city, II proved
to be false. We were told that 1t orlRI.
mated With party Of young men re.
turning from a dance on Clay street.
Two OF the steam FIRE engines were
brought out but those7ln charge OF
them discovered the cheat before they
had gone any considerable distance.
II It be possible, some special efforts
should DO made 70 discover the orIEIna.
tor Of false alarm Of ere and an ex-
ample made Of him. The frequent re-
petition Of this deception win produce
Indifference, and sometime In the 10.
ture whenG genuine alarm Is given,
no one will feel inclined to go and a
heavy loss be sustained. a prompt
and elrsctual estoppsl should be put 70
such proceedings. .uifra4 b.
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BROUGHT TO MouNDsvILLE. We
mentioned few days since that the
Governor had ordered Jonas Bucka-
lew, then confined In the jail OF Pres
ton county, to be removed therefrom to
the penitentlary. The order was car.
rled out Tuesday last, by Mr.. Zotz. and
Buckalew is now safely housed In the
State penal institution.
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POLICE CoURT.-The only case before
the Police Court yesterday morning was
that Of Frank Ritter, charged with
emptying filth into, the river near the
burnt mills. The testimony established
the guilt Of the accused and he was
aned ten dollars and costs. His Honor
remarked to Ritter that this was the
second time he had been brought before
him for a similar offence, and that II
arraigned again for a like violation OF
the ordinance the full penalty would be
imposed.