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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-03
NHIs sOLM &c WHAL LEY
No. 80 BROAD STREET.

The undersigned have this day formed q copsrt-
nership for carrying on theiPracace Of Law, IN.
der the firm name Of CHISOL4 WHALEY.
RiCHISOLM, JR.
oct24 W JAMES WHALEY.
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@- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SER
VICE will be performed on SUNDAY AFTERNOON
by the Rev. CAMPBELL FAIR. of England. Ser.
vice at the usual hour. dec3
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DACIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP OoARYs
THROUGH LINE TO Z
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND =. JAA.PPsA.A!. q. !.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier 1FN1As
No. AZ, North River. foot OF Canal sS@lEnEz
street, New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the SAth
and Goth OF every month except when these
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday proceed
ing. i.s +.ss = ~, ~, =.
Departure Of the 10th connect at Panama with
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those Of 4th touch at Manzanillo
Steamship JAPAN leaves san francisco 1or Ss-
pan and CHINA October !, 1879.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but
90 direct from New York to Asptnwan
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adulf.
Medicine and attendance free- Z
For Passage Tickets or other information apply
at the OOMPANY,S TICKET OFFICE, on the.
wharf foot of Canal street, North Rayer, New
York. r. d. BABY, A&eut. !,
iuly18-1yr -. -
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m~ THE WOOD FACTORS WILL
oblige the ladies' Of the Fuel society by sending
In their estimates before the 6:h Of December.
They must be left at the Depository, Chalmers
street RY orler OF the President. nov29.7
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Postmaster.
Mr.. Lake R. Tillman has been appointed
postmaster at Edgeleld Courthouse.
| Another Gin-House Burnt.
| On the night OF the 2lst the Clubhouse on the
plantation belonging u the estate OF the late
Colonel James Tom lkins, near tile Saya nnah
River was totally destroyed BY nre, together with
about seven bales colt on belonging 20 MIR. william
ToWles, VINO was farming on The place. The nre
was the work OF an incenlary. No insu rance.
Loss about $1sOO.
The Weather and Crops.
The Keowee Courier Gays: The mountains
north aud west or Walhalla nave been white with
SNOW during the past week, and tha cod VIM ds
from them have seemed mIre like February than
November. We have hal Ice In abundance and
real mid winter weather. Unless We are mlsta-
ken, the corn crop Is not SO good in thus county
rs WAS expected. or course We have more IMAM d
supply for home con sumption; but with shipping
we hardly expect The article will be cheap next
summer. 1t opens At Wahdlla at 70 cents per
buShel.
Fatal Accident.
The only son OF DR.. J. B. HicSlin residing nine
miles from Yurkville, was suddenly killed on Mon.
day morning last. !, lie and coored man were
gong 10 the house OF u nelgnbOr with wagon,
ON which were lat some loose piank5. Oo going
down u hill III -se p aaks on which both the
driver and James were standing, slipped forward,
and having touched the horses they took fright
and ran away. Liter going some distance, the
driver looked back and saw James lying on the
ground. He Jumped from the wagon and ran
back to him anr found him gaspiug for breath.
lie died In q few moments.
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@- GETTING MARRIED.-ESSAYS
for Young Men on Social Evils, and the propriety
or Improperly OF getting Married, with sanitary
help for those who feel united for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress Howard Association, Box p Philadelphia,
pa sep17-3mos
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r AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
RUssEs.-Comfort and Cure for the Ruptured.
sent postpaid on receipt OF 10 cents. Address
DR.. e. B. FOOTE, No. 100 Lexington avenue, New
yorr dsclh
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@ RIBERNIAN HALL-D WINE
Service will be held in HibernlnnsH Hail To MORROW
at half-pass 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and att P. NJ, Rev.
W. W. HICKS ofiiciating. 80 dec3
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TIE STATE CAPITAL.
NEH Bills AND RESOLUTIONS BY
THE SCORE.

Leslie put on the Committee to In
vestigate the Affairs OF the Land
Commissioned Bill to Regulate the
Profits of Retail Observation-Disclosures
school-ship for Charleston Harbor.
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m- AWAYWITH SPECTACLEs.-OLD
.;yes made new, easily, without doctor or medi.
cines. Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10 cents. Ad-
dress DR.. E. B. FooTE, No. 12o Lexington avenue,
NOV, yort dec15
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nsrRIVER BAPTISMzSUNDAY, DE-
cEMRER 4, D. ", between t1sshours of and
O'clock, the Sacred OrdlnsnceSoE Baptism will be
administered by JACOB LEGAREpastor OF Nor
ris street Baptist Church, atthe;foot Of Council
street, west end OF Tradd street The public are
respectfully invited. A collectionsWill be taken
up to aid the Church. decS
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@-HABITUALC C0NSVIPATlON-HOW
TO EFFECT A CERTAIN lind PERMANENT
CURE.-Some occupations ofsHfe predispose to
costIveness especially those which allow but little
exercise. Persons who contraetthis unfortunate
habit of body, under such circumstances, might
possibly be relieved by changing their sedentsry
employments for others Of g. more active kind;
but this Is By no means certain. Habitual CON.
stipation Is very obstinate disorder. All the or
binary so-called remedies invariably aggravateit.
Nothing can be more Injurious than the continued
use Of strong aperlents. They at first irritste,
and finally almost paralyze the boWes-rendsr.
ing them so torpid that enormous doses Of cathar-
tic medicines have no effect upon them. A mild
aperient, combined with gentle stimulan', is the
true remedy; and combination in the happlest
proportion OF these ingredients, is found in HOS
TETTER'S STOMACH BTTTERS. This famous
sIonachIc invigorates the whole intestinal canal
while quietly removing from Its convolutions all
impediments to free passage through them. No
mere purgative has this double operation. Nc
ordinary slimulant effects the desired object.
Cases Of constipation abandoned as hopeless by
distinguished medical men have been cured in
few weeks by the Bltters. To those who have
tried all the medicines OF the dispenaary in vain,
we say try this Irresistible stimulant and aperi-
ent. There Is no sufficient reason why constipa-
tlon saould be the consequence Of sedentary
habits Hostetter's Btters, by supplying the
vigor which would otherwise be derived from OK
ercise, will In all cases enable the system to per-
form It's excretory functions regularly and health
fully. dec9 6Dko
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5hipping..
EoR LIVERPOOL.

The fne American ship JOHN SIDNEY, In;
]. F. Bartlett Master, Is now loading, hay. ~
ing large portiSR q her Cargo engaged. EOR
further Freight engagements, apply % ttsts.s
w. B. SMITH G CO.. ~. * !,
decS-stuth3 Napier's Range.
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Freight received Until one hour bel0fe t1e Hm6
Of leaving.
Honey packages must be properly Seated, snt
duplicate receipts sent with each.
For Freight engagements or Passage, apply on
board, at South Atlantic Wharf, or to
DOUGLAS NISBET, Agent,
ONCE on Accommodation Wharf.
N. B.-Freght and wharfage payable on the
wharf.
No Freight received after sunset.
Shippers are respectfully requested TO observe
this. oct2o
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r - .::-------. ..3:55 :..:.95
The nrst-class American small capacity 81
Bark EVANELL, Randall; Master, having axB
large part Of her cargo engaged ana going on
board, Will have dispatch. For enga&emenM ap--
ply to So J. A. ENSLoW q W.
noV23. i,
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go GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE.

~A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE
From tho time when, in 1884, Dr.. RUGGE discoV.
cred "CarbolIc Acidn and ltH extraordinary medi-
cal effects, nothing in the history Of Medicine has
nqualled It. Largely used by the French physI.
clans in treatment OF consumptive and scrofu.
!ous diseases, it was introduced by the Court PLY.
siclan Of Berlin, MAX ERNST HENRY, into P-us
yia, and from thence to the United States. No.
snlng else of the present day can equal HEN
RY,S SOLUTION OR CARBOLIO CONSTITUTION
RENOvATOR. Patients get better after only one
dose has been taken, and we cordially recommend
H. tn the publIc-rEditor "Argus." ianI7 lvr
g-LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS, an old German Tonic
@ LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS, the most delightful and effective in the
world.
@ MPPM.ANS GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS strengthens the deblltated.
~ LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TERS cures female complaints.
~ LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TERS cures "never well" people.
~LIPPMAN's GREAT GERMAN BIT
TERs will give sa appetite. jun1o-fmw
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SIEGE OF PARIS RAISED.
DUCROr ENCAMPED FIT e EN-
MILES f.ROM PARIS.
TKocHU OUTSIDE THE WALLS WITH
10000 MEN AND 800 CANNON.
JUNCTION OF THE ARMY OF PARIS WITH
THE ARMY OF THE LOIRE.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.

NEw YORK, December 2.
A World special from London says that Du-
cros forced his way. on Wednesday, eastward,
with 10000 men, and joined hands with Palla-
dimes, and the siege Of Paris s ereetually raised.
special from Tours says that official dispatches
announce that Trochu and Ducort routed the
Prussans between Bur!e Sur Marne. and Choissy
Lekoi. Ducrot is now encamped fifteen, miles
from Paris.
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VlIME TABLE OF STEAMER CARGO" !"
FOR DECEMBER, 1870.

FOR EpIsTO. ENTERPRISE AND WAY LAND
NGs, INLAND ALL THE. WAY:)
The Steamer "ARGOn win re- nE.h
ceiVe Freight at South Atlantic
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T1OR BEAUFORT AND PACIFIC LAND
ING, FENwIoK'S ISLAND, COFFIN's POINT,
PORT ROYAL RAILROAD WHARF, PARIS
ISLAND LANDING, STATION GREEK,
AND OTHER LANDINGS WHERE IN.
JUDGMENTS ARE OFFERED!
The steamer PILOT BOY. Captain r.uESh
]. W. Sly, will sail for above points =
every THURSDAY MORNING, at O'Clock, and wnen
inducements ofrer will touch at any or the apoSe
Landings.
RETURNING,
WEI leave Beaufort on FRIDAY MORNING, touon.
in0 At Pacific Landing. ]. D. AIKEN Co.,
Sovoo Agents.
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Ill ABOUT THE SrITE.
Postmaster

Postmaster.
Mr.. Lake r. Tillman has been appointed
postmaster at Edgeteld Courthouse.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
NAVAL MATTEIsS.

BY direction of Inc Secretary of the Navy,
statements Of some OF the survivors of the late naval tug
Nara have been taken. The statement OF Brown, the
engineer, shows that while tho Marias machinery
was euffering from au unforeseen dlsarrangcmcnt
yet the vessel was not totally disabled, and had II
not been for the collision with the MantOnOnah she
could have reached smooth water in safety AMI repaired
the damage. aud then proceeded with her convoy Tue
cause Of the sinking Of the tug may he traced directly
TO tho had steering Of the hiiantOnomah.
The u s. steansloOp CanadHigua, lately attached 10
the European Squadron is in the dry dock where
she will be stripped aud thoroughly rebuilt Ia the mean
time her machinery will have complete reht
Hospital accOmmOda tiOns are 10 be httcd up on board
of the Vermont for yard and ship cases, leaving only re-
turned and invalid cascs, and serious accidents TO be
taken TO the Naval Hospital 49,
Captain Cooper who Il 10 command the IT, \. Flag ship
Colorado. reported at the NavyIard yesterday.
The u. 5. g. Albany has been put out OF commission
She Is already dsmantled.
box which has been IN the Naval Lyceum FOR years
for the purpose OF receiving contributions 10 the wash
ingtOn Monument building fund was opened yesterday
by Commander Benhan, and was found to contain the
sum OF u cents.
The Ordinary Brigade Ia nearly full and comprises
splendid specimens OF the real genuine Yankee ssameu
Tie pay is so month and navy rations.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
CRIMINAL.

At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Cox COM
mItted Washington Harrington. the wellkhown burglar
arrested several days ago i0r having attempted
o collect money ostensbly the friends OF deceased
Deputy Sheriff. representing himself also 10 be Deputy
Sheriff . Mary Ann Hogan and Minnie Wilson were
committed u charge Of having stolen quantity OF
Springer at No 232 Church-st... Edward Garcia was
committed for having stolen coat and par OF panta
looms, valued at SD belonging TO Caua Lsfada VI NO
Ia Eghth-St.
At the jefferson Market Police Court, yester
day before Justice Shandey James Comfy wac held TO
answer having broken into the premises or Christopher
Hachet Of 400 Slxteenthst on Monday last stealing
$50 worth Of leather officer Little saw tue pIlsoncr
running out OF the place and arrested hln lie aed 20
fnd bail in $3.50 John Levy peddler from Albany
was committed for having broken lnlO tho room OF
Charles Krone OF No 400 udOnst, on the night OF the
10Th inst and carried away large amount OF clothing,
of value Of sl5. He pleaded guilty. ana was cOm-
mitted.
In the Court of General Sessions, before
Judge Bedford Thomas j. Radcliffe charged 10y Mr.:
ROderck r. Glove with the larceny OF two certificates Of
the Fiske Pavement and Flagging Company, OF 5000
each Having inrusted them TO the prisoner on Dec.
negotiate for him tMr Cowe) loan OF $1,000 no ac-
Of his disposal Of them was ever after received Dy
the complainant A Mr. Potter TESTIFIED mat on the day
In question the prisoner came to him ana received 200
for the stocks part Of which was received by Mr..
Glove. The jury rendered a verdict Of guilty. after
short consultation. trial moved FOR, and the
motion denied The prisoner then sent to the State
Prison for years Michael Boyle pleaded guilty 10 burg
larry. and sent for years 10 the State Prison..
Patrick Rooney pleaded guilty to grand larceny and was
the State Prison for q years; John O'Nel,
Jointly indicted with numerous gang OF associates Tor
robbery pleaded guilty and was remanded for sentence.
Mathew McAlear pleaded guilty 10 attempt at assault,
and was sent to Pentontlary for one year...The
large number OF persons in confinement in the CITY
prisons a the commencement OF this Term have so far
been disposed Of that 1t IS found necessary to wait FOR
by the Grand jury and the prisoners are
tried arraigned Maria Lyons, convicted
OF stealing quantity OF furs from Mary Byrnes OF NO.
Is Mott-st was sent to the State Prison for year
The Court then adjourned until this morning.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12

said 10 the Sergeant that Thought me man was @
Hayes nodded his head was nearer 10 iiaysS Az t
wes 10 Sergeant Latin spoke ont quite lOnd 9' nv
nss.t I'm moving him 10 the Hospital; when elt ne WI WI
su living on the floor OF tho Station House ne appearot
10 DO very weak he answered questions ~bch WERE pu
TO him: there about three mhutes' uIu ho' 80
him aferward. -, -. TT u.s in
Crosse xamned by Mr.. Spencer first saw Hayes IN IN
tho coach: TO the door and helped 10 carry my
into the Station House, he waH ll dOwh on tne T oo
the general room: have beds IN the StatlohIiou'o
they for our own use. ,, ~ d.
q Not for the use Of men that are dyingf a. No 5r.
Ills head was IN contact with the noor; wneh fpphe
TO the man at the desk his head might have Deeh aDou
two or three inches from the floor lac seemed to De NB
weak. no person was supporting hs head nc me te ne
moved It could not say whether no e0uld hon up w
head had hold OF him while spoke to INC oeIseah
right hand and arm were undcr ms shpu&Iu,I & -,
looked toward the behind the desk before sokc "
him; turned my head; could not then SEQ lnyes >
face said thought the man was IN dying coho't'on
that the Nact sentence. . n. q.
John C. Andrcas and Charles e. Lcaycratt ohcefs @ az
the Jefferson Market Police Court, NCW-f oIk 10 "h
Perry surrendered himself, william Walton rcpVrur
who interviewed the prisoner at The Ray mouds JAN
and Henry W Williams. conductor OF the err Whch cor
yeved Hayes 10 Fulton Ferry after the rhoot'ng wtre
ticn examined when the case was ADJOURNED uhlh ths
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
SUPERIOR couRT.-TRIAL TRRM

Before llr. Justice McCunn.-Iippordh
O'tT1yG. dduinrsyatrir agt r. r. Seeey.-'The plaintiff
CHARGES that the defendant "a real estate agent re-
ccvcd for sale FROM and did sell for her husband ot; IN
urooyn receiving In some shape about $1,000 ana the
faed TO account for it, The defendant denies every
thing The trial was commenced before jury but It
being plain that accounting would DC lhO'eu' 'ho
case was sent to a referee. ~
Before lfr. Justice Freedman.-St2kes agt hroWn'y,
This was an action for damages for the nondeyery OF
4o 600 cuOns OF crude petroleum which the defendant
agreed 10 sell the plaintiff in April, 1868 The contract
IN deliver go COO gallons I'm two lots of 1900 each bt
two lots OF % 600 gallons each delivered leaving
balance still due OF 40 900 gallons The painth tcstl
moTih nf Ami TO receive It, with money TO pay Tor ~
and that he had demanded the oil from the plaintiff Dnt
had been refused II did not appear, however lhat nc
had tcnd.rcd bc money for IT, or tha he had sent his
lighters for IT, The Court therefore nOnsued MN iot
failing to tender payment Roger A. Pt!or or p'din'"
O. w COttcrel for defendant.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ..... ALBANY, Jan. IT, 1870
The President announced the following Stand

SENATE. ALBANY, Jan If. 1870
The President announced the following Stand
ing Committees:
Fnaro,-Messrs Murphy. Sanford. Parker and Scott
JydiciaryMeSsr MURPHY Hmdenburg Cresner Chapman 'nd
Cqnas-Mess Harienbug c. T. Norton Sanford ThaJer Lewis
Cains-Messrs. Morgan, NJ Norton Bowen. ~
HailrOdis-Messrs Gruet Hubbard Pierce Bleod aud Mne
Charitable Religious SociesMessrs Tweed Banks and Wins
low. .
Internal Ae0rs-TowDs snd CounMessrs 81 NortOu Morsan
and Levis
Poor Laps-Siessrs Harle uburg Frost aud HsrpendDg
ERgOsSd BsMeSsr Hubbard GsBs Bradley PAiker ird Haf'
JS4fsn leairs-Msssrs Sanford. Tweed and Scott
and Ndr!gaog-MessrA Pierce, Blood Fo Tbsf,
and Lewis
Ltsrdnre-Messrs Murphy Hubbard and Chapman
Auifta-Mess G. T. Norton, Geuet and Wood
EoIds Brtdgrs-MrGsr Caldwell Morgan, and Brad
Cri,rdncss-Messrs Creamer c. I. Norton, aud MINER
Tasuraloe-Mes,rs Bradley, Pierce and WOciin
BanIS-Messrs Graham, Lsrd, aud Winscw. ~
Escti0nMesrs Bradley NJ Norton and ET0Ol
M1uuGiruTes-M Blood. Morgan. and B'WoOd.
IetreachmtltS-Messfs. Pierce Hubbard, and BiwOOL
Public BiLtiRgs-Messfs, Banks. Frost, and Ihayer
and COugsMess G. j. Norton. Gahsm ana hennely
Ihle Erp,ndirTes-MessrS Grsham CaudWel and BlN0oL
Municipal CdSMesss Tweed Csamer Banks Lord, aud Ken
uedy
priafing-Messrs Creamer. Cauliwei, and BOseo.
Sll-Mesu LOrd. Bradley, and Kennedy.
Joint Lbrarg-MessrS Frost, Banks ard Winsov
Rules-Messrs. Stafford. Murphy, aud Parker.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
To extend the Waikiki Valley RarOad charterng the
New York City Mission and Tract Society amending the
Conspiracy laws BY Mr. Cauldwell-AuthOriZiug Nor
rsauia borrow money for improvements amend
ana Courtsts to prevent tho carrying Of concealed
weapons; 10 incorporate the city Of Rome
Senators Harpending and Pierce appeared and were
duly qualified. Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
KINGS COUNTY coURr-orrn AND Trn,nsrn


Trial of Edrin Perry for the Alleged Murder
Of Thomas HGyeS-Edwin Perry. the junkman charged
with having murdered Thomas Hayes, private watch
at the Harbeck Stores IN Furman-st., Brooklyn
the evening Of December 28 was placed trial in the
Court OF oyer and Termner before Judge Pratt yester
day morning The murder was committed at an early
hour Ia the evening, aud Hayes, while at the City Hosp
tai stated positively that Perry the who shot
him. He died before tho Coroner could take his ante
mOrtem statement The Court Room crowded
during the trial. and the proceedings watched with
the greatest Interest Mrs Hayes wife OF the murdered
mau, was present.
The case was opened for tho prosecution by District
Attorney Morris. III statement OF the circumstances OF
tho crime.
DR.. Henry McManus then testified I am connected
with the City Hospital Hayes was brought IN In dying
condition; he had wound the right side OF the chest
he lived fifteen minutes after admission; post mOrtem
examination was made eighteen hours nferward, and IA
bullet was found In tho abdominal cavity on the right
side OF the spinal cOumn death resulted from tho wound
Ofcer Jones q. Grant OF the Foriythrd Precinct tes
fed saw Hayes the night OF tho 25th ult; took
him 10 the Station House, when i got him there he
seemed TO be very weak he answered all questions put 10
him correctly; laid him on the oOr; did not try whether
he could sand Officer GOwan was there; accompanied
Hayes to the Hospitals had some conversation with him
tho way no unable 10 speak aftor getting him To
the Hospital he spoke just as wo were taking him out OF
the coach.
Onoer John Cowen OF the Forty first Precinct eshed
saw Hayes In "a coach on the night Of the 25th ult
helped carry him into the Station House no appeared
TO be cOnsolous spoke O Sergeant Latin relation 10
the condition VI uiTs4 sas sloopng over Hayes. aud
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
THE KINGS COUNTY ELECTION FRAUDS.

Before ,Judge PrdH.--In the Kings County
Court Of oyer aud Tcrmner the case OF the persons III
dlced for fraud nj the late election came up ycsly
Mr. winchester Brton. who has been retained 70 heitu
tho parties charged frand said May t please inc
COuTt certain indictments have been FOUND against GER
tain parties for alleged violation OF the crctOh awS;
they have been taken from the Court OF sessions 20 De
tried In this Court aud rise now 10 learn IRON inc s
Attorney when he proposes to tr these cases ana 70
say that we shall able TO proceed whenever hes fead
Mr. Morrig-I will inform counsel that shall De READY
20 proceed after the balance VI the business OF h er
Is disposed Of shall then be ready to proceed WIN 1
cases OF James Buckley Mr. Brown, Henry L. aaSo anu
his associates. and Mr. Bradley. ii, L.
Mr. Bri,t0n-The District Attorney says he VIII % no
ready TO proceed after the balance Of tho business W
term Is disposed Of That Is rather indefinite; should
like 10 have some day set dOWE.
Mr.. Morris suppose by Friday SHAH be READY
Judge PrattIt will be better heu to say that thc cases
shall come on for trial on Friday