Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-04

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fish the result as soon as it comes t.
hand.
To BE HANGED. The Wade Ditche
murderers-Bayline George, jim
Thomas, and Gus Baker-will be hang
ed, says the Roanoke News, to-day,
project to get up petition to have theil
death sentence committed to mprison.
ment for life was abandoned. t.
MAYORS Court, Norfolk, Mayor De-
Cordy, presiding. June 3D.. ifa'a
The Tycoon had another good house
yesterday morning. s ..t.
John Kircher, for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct, was fined SIS.
Francis Turner, for breach of the
peace, was fined $3.50. E" ut.
John Tebault, colored, for drunken
ness and disorderly conduct, was fined
$3.50. ...s. ~. ..---
Martin Finn and John McChristy, for
breach of the peace, were fned-the
former $3.50 and the latter SIS. -.
John Collins, drunk and sleeping in
the street, was admonished and dis
charged. ..... .s.
John Buck and Henry Stiles were
arraigned upon the charge of violating
city ordinance, admonished and dis
missed. ... .s.-a.
U. S. DISTRICT COURT, Judge I'm
derwood presiding. June Sd, 1863.
Court opened pursuant to adjourn
ment.
john Mower VS.. Schooner Samuel
Hyman. Decree rendered for $500
The Grand Jury then came into
Court, presented indictments and were
discharged.
U. S. VS.. Is Boxes Tobacco. On
motion of United States Attorney, de-
cree was entered by default. ~ ''
Solomon Blair VS.. Sloop Norwalk.
Dismissed at the libelant's costs.
S. w. Seldner, bankrupt. Ordered
that assignee make report within 80
days, and such report to be filed by
Clerk of Court.
U.S.vs. Major I. w. Smith, John A.
Wolff and - Washington. Nole
prosequi entered in the case of Wash
ington; the others were tried and found
not guilty. 5a4-.
Levi N. Miller, bankrupt. Adjadged
bankrupt and sale ordered.
J~i-.- D.~--- ,-a--.'-.~>' ~ v.uiDoun
ship.
j. r. Gillett, bankrupt. Ordered
that the report received be approved
and is hereby confirmed
Julius Adelsdorf VS.. Phelan. Dis
missed at defendants cost by consent.
U. s. VS.. Geo Bush. Case ontinued
by consent, the said Bush entering
into personal racognizance in the sum of
$500.
US. VS.. William West, ct al. Case
continued.
U. VS.. Geo. Newsom and Thomas
Watkins. On motion of the United
States District Attorney the case was
continued upon the personal recognl-
zance Of the defendants. ...... +
f. J. Richardson, bankrupt. Case
continued by consent. +
u. S. VS.. A. Il. Woody. Default
entered. ...
Court adjourned until to-day at 9
o'clock. s ..r,.-.-l
JoTTINGs.-Courtesy to stranger is
marked feature in the excellent man
agement of the National Hotel. In the
superiority of its appointments it is
equaled by few hotels in the South.
The following we find in one of our
exchanges. .',' {,
"Of all the crops a farmer raises,
Or capital employs, ~"
None brings such comfort and such
praises, .A-.
AS a crop of girls and boys i.H
Don't know so much about that It's
a debatable question. i''il
"Telescopic hats" are now displayed
In hatters' show cases. Perhaps the
name was suggested by the "microsco-
pic bonnets" 50 much in fashion among
the ladies. f W '.' t+.
Nothing so delightful as the steady
hum of machinery, and none so happy
as they who are INSTANTLY busy. The
irritable, discontinued and morose are