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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

"a esof excellent land In oreenfeid
township. 6miles North West OF Lancaster,
and one mile west OF the pike. Has on the
premises good house, spring house, iarge
at the house, 80 acres Of timber, 3 good or
chards. zH
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

40 Acres of Land miles north west
OF Lancaster, between the Royalton Pike and
Carlisle road, on which Is nne STORY
frame house, fruit trees. well, &c. Soil yeiy
rich very desirable property.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

Acres of Land near the Carroll depot
has on the premises good frame house, sta
bie. cooper shop. fruit trees, spring at the
house, very desirable property
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

CRY HALL, LANCASTER OBIcl =
SATURDAY EVENING, May q, 20.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

one House ana lot In Columbia CITY.
whitley county, Ind. on Msin street Two
squares from Court house. well AdaPted igE =
business house. WIN exchange for other
property.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

:, IeaeastcF ignored the dny, as usual.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02
CRY HALL, LANCASTER OHIo,
WEDNESDAY, Eve, May 25, 1870. -

I, In the absence of the chairman Of the
previous meeting, Mr.. Fritter was CALI
ed to the chair.
The committee through Mr. Welsh
made the following report:
GENfIENrM:
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

one House and Lot in city OF Lancas;
tor. on the Northwest corner Of Broadway anu
Walnut streets. Has on the lot g9on stsuis, us
eistern and well all IN good oroer' Terms e"'
O.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

I'nRNC1p4En pNaoN esrnoo1ae
sssga ef Easeaffoa-SsV e51
GE9TLEaKs The fol-
sns s Rssi, 3 sftIs % iS sGSaa1h ~ IL %osIS NJ
ending Nay aIll. isI9.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

Two Lots. Nos. 8 and 4. on Wheeling
street. In Carter's Addition 10 the city OF Lam
CATER. Has on one Of the lots anew two sto-
nv frame house off rooms, also good new sta
BILE, well and cistern, all In good conditien.-
Terms reasonable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-01

THE Register this morning will no doubt
have the long-lOoliGd.fOr, much.expectCd
and.gcneaIIy-talketl.Of explanation from
the Democratic candidate for the Senate,
touching the nomination OF candidate
for House Of Delegates, in the Convention
week ngo to-day. ltYill be rcmem.
bGred letter was handed TO the SCCre-
tary md read, purpOrting to he written
by an eminent gentleman soliciting a
nomination. That gentleman, greatly
surprised when he heard of it, promptly
declined the nomination, md declared
to his friends that hO Ind not writ
ten an such letter, nor authorized
anybody to write it for him. And
now the great questions that agitate tue
public mind arc, LIST, who did write the
letter; I'd, what WINS the object in doing
1t; and 81, il the writing and Use Of such
letter forgery? These inquiries have
been addressed TO the Chairman Of the
Democratic State Committee, who IL also
u candidate for the Senate, anil who is
thought to he possessed Of information re.
speeding this mysterious matter. lie has.
now had ample time to prepare answers
Ia the questions asked by democrat"
md will doubtless give us soInc mighty
interesting reading" this morning,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-01

TIM ISTELIIGESCER reporter having
availed himself Ofthe Registers report 0l
the Congressional Convention, To make
his report complete, VIC avail ourselves Of
the offer Of that paper and copy its report
urthc speeches male by different gentle.
men on the OcCnsion-RrgiSter.
We did not "avAil" ourselves "or the
Registers report" to the extent Of one line.
The list of delegates present reported by
the Committee on CrCdGntiab was the
common property ofaIl the reporters pres.
ent. The official papers Of Il Convention
do not belong any more to one ncwspn.
per than To another To save either Mr..
OxTom or our reporter the labor OF copy.
ing the list, il was agreed one should take
II and furnish the other u proof Mr.. OX.
TONY took tho paper and gave U.S. pronf,
not as q part Of his report, hut aS
copy Of one Of the Convention
papers which we were entitled to
in consideration Of our waving any
claim TO take the original paper How
ever, u our neighbor can ease of his cha.
grin in this way Mt the superiority oi our
report, he is welcome.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-01
ssrhn PnrmIljnInlllnIn ! sent. J,

We infer from q variety Of cirrpm.
stances That tho PERMANENT seat Of
government is not popular u .5Ionpn.
gala AYritcr in tile horgantoB1 1bs,
discussing the candidates tot The ISgisla-
turc, remarks; g5qsi an, d@ lai5f n,
Asst iswell known that our people are
utterly opposed 70 The location Of the
the Capital ct Charleston and that they
viii not, lovingly, % vote. for any man
who. tiyors It's retention at that point; VIC
respectfully call upon tho candidates m!
.nounced for the Senate and House Of Del
cgatcs from this county. 70 give the people
their views on this question before we
vote for them. . S!gTga.5 40
a There i, atthtstlmS IN oatspoken OPP
position IN regafdst 70 this matter In differ
ont sections Of the county, and thepeOple
are determined to support no man WHO fa-
Vprs the continuance Of the location Of tue
capital at this out.ofthc-way, dirty, free.
hog, inaccessible, tail.end Of creation.
Give US the SWheeling proposition first
anything, in fact, but Charleston.
Z Tho man who writes this has evidently
been there. .l5. III n 'ats.s's -a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-01

wclcarn from tho Pnrkersburg Journal,
what We presumed to be matter of
course, that both Gen GoPF'sunsuccessful
competitors for the Congressional nomi,
natisn, Gen. HARRIS and Gen. DUvAT.,
will give him cordial support The
latter has written private letter saying :
"Gen. Corr must be elected. No Repub-
lican Can aiIord to jeopardize the principles
of his party through any feeling OF mere
disappointment" The Journal has it
from m intimate friend of Gen. HAuus
that lie TOO will give Gen Corr m earnest
support and advises his friends TO do the
same. Since the Democrats have ,nomi-
mated q simon.pure Calhounito Who be-
lievcs in the right ofSccesSiOn, it becomes
all the more important that he be sound.
~ bcaten-as 1t is all tho more ccrtnin
he will be.
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on Record.
Among the old papers cxhumed in
moving things in the court house the other
day, was o lot OF old Presidential election

Among the old papers exhumed in
moving things in the court house the other
day, was o lot Of old Presidential election
tiekett, voted b st9 0 SPrdni10at on
the lkmeti oFJH ipws 81 1g tiek lol
tie i6InefSy r Is tle ntlle W Col. . %
smi of Eana1 In rs 0lSO, ~. w. aGAl
aiief t6f Mafsh6l1, al electorS. Nfhe
former, and, we think; the latter, iSa BID
gun in the Democratic party. Some o.
the tickets have the names of'perSons
voting them written on the back, and In
some cases might prove inconYentent wit
nesses.- WelEa6urJ Herald.
Col. shIErttwas the Democratic candl.
date for Governor in 1860, and Is now one
OF. lhs.shlning lights.ettha aCtyVsRlIiaE
las ayYaysprofsssed is YillipgpesI TO
touch d KnOw.nothing with tongs. Mr.
GArIAdiiEK. Paho siike e6t. is4fFn, was an
teIcesoF 61tHg Know. nothing tlCketpresi1:
I'd o on tliSs Convention which nominated
a Democratic cahdidate FOR Congress, at
West Union, last W edneslay. This same
nominee used tobc an cd Whigs and Il
wchrc not mistaken, was himself q yiru:
lent KnUwnothing. .,r s.s asT p
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-01

Mar OF EUROPE, Since the beginning
Of the European imhroglin, every nnc has
felt thu want Of n COOL map Of Europe
This want has now hrcn supplied by ]. r.
LLOYD, the celebrated map publisher, of
New York Mr.. LI"Yps mapoi Eurnpi is
more tlmn n yard square; itisvCry minute
an,, exact in its dclincations, AMI shows
the territorial divisions according To the
latest changes. It is invaluable lonll whn
wish To follow inlclligcntly the progress
Of the war. Mr.. LIRVD is also publishing
still larger and more detailed maps Of
France and Germany in sections, which
hcing Joined will make one very lRrgc
map.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-01
Wanted..Another esPcrmnhenr'
ID I.'I 'a Capital. -

.'NItI . B. p I....
Tho Lewisburg Journal speaking Of tho
recent sitting OF the Supreme Court Of
Appeals at Charleston says:
Weiundestand that Judges, Attorneys
and parties attending the Court were re.
jolced to find any pretext for shortening
the term, that they might ileo from tho
heat Of Charleston.
We understand from other sources that
this Is true. A gentleman who was there
during the term expresses the bclicfthat
1t was the hottest place this side rot-the
Equator. Owing % The lack Of assuagcrs,
comforts and accommodations, the Court
aud Bar found 1t impossible 10 work and
got away as quickly as possible, The
question is now, ifthe permanent seat"
is not inhabitable in the summer when is
1t: Certainly not in winter when the
mud Is bottomless, or the river frozen up
and the town inaccessible. ,
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The RsgISter,s Candidate for Con.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-01
THE WREATH OF GEMS.

THIS INSTITUTION offers q safe and pleasant
homG and superior educational advantages In the
Solid BraRchssl Modern Languages, Music and
TIE COLLEGE EDIFicE lisa spacious brick
building, elIsibly Situated, and yet retired aud
quiet, With beautiful grounds aud ana' view Of
tho city and river, 1t IL, completely Furnished,
lighted by gtis, heated by warm dir and well sup
iGTHERB ARB SIX DEPARTMENTS IN tho
COIIegu. Instruction In all Is thnrUugh aud pHe'
ticaI. The Faculty numbers twelve. The lnsll'
tuition Is well supplied with Musical lnstru.
mrnls, Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus
Maps, Charts, Cabinets, etc, .,J..,4
% Among other advantages arc Le6tlTt&, fMufIeGl
RCTlftra, LGISf1ry Sb6lGfeS. LibrdIy aud RedCiiHg
Room, Normal DtTdrtHIsIIt &c.
MUSIC.
Special attention will DC devoted TO tho De.
pArimEut Of Music and superior advantages uf.
iOrlcd at moderate ntcs. The teachers In this
IlGpartmunt have q IleServCdly high reputation.
TIE BOARDING DEPARTMENT ls under
tho special cAFe Of the President aud his vito.
No pains will he spared TO make this department
hOIc.lIEG aud satisfactory 70 all our patrons.
All our terms arc modeFntG-e. g.. Board, fur'
nIshed RON, washing aud light pr term, only
$lS. .n.
1874.
'S Suu!s iS ''' Rxv. ". II. MORTON.
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! -. ,aa Wheeling. :
IY1b tts|f..i7 80 4
ID ETHANY ooLIEGE.L

no ETHANY COLLEGE.
i!ThG ThiFtIcth Session Of this Institution will
Commence on MoNp4T, 26th ,slTTENRER, 1910,
aud terminate on the 18th Of juno, 1871. II ID
romAnticdlly Situltedin tie midst Of the beautl.
falaud healthy hill country OF tho Panhandle
or West YirEinll easily accessible by railroad Of
FiTer and EnfUun1cd with the most favorable IN.
iiueneeb for student life. II has property in
Endowment, Buildingt. Apparatus, Library, &c,
Of over $50, 900 and Is thus enabled to suA-
tain iaCulty ind furnish facilities for thorough
education, or the very hrst order.
for both public aud private boarding, and uniur.
Iti$hed roomS will bG lot d itudents who wish to
board Themselves. 'Jiih i''.s-- N'
COURSES on INSTRUCTIONS Regular
Lltarafy Course, Including the Ancient Ian.
guageS for the Degree OF Bachelor Of Arts. 2.
Literary and Scientific Course for the Detrce Of
Bachelor nj Sciences. 3. Tho Course OF Master
of Arts. 1. Tho Course for Master Of Sciences.
;. Special Courses III Practical Chemistry, Civil
these Courses will be found In our catalogue.
APPARATUS AND MuSRuM.-ThC hStltu.
lion has q complete set Of Philosophical Appa.
rAtus, and students who wish ltArC trained In
the uiC OF Field Instruments, -alSO u thoroughly
fitted up Laboratory, for practical instruction
and work 10 Chemical Analysis, and an ample
Museum for the study Of Natural History.
TERMS -THItioH go per session. Boarding
from 80 70 s. per week. UninrnlshGd rOpmS s.
per session 10 each student, preparing for tho
Ministry. Free tniHon u sons OF Ministers OF
thu Gospel Of GALL denominations.
For fiFthGt particulars apply for catalogue 10
Prof. c. u! Zoos. Secretary, or TO
gytsHi Jaw. K. PRGDLET0N, President,
lyl8 D.. alb, ~ Bethany, West Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-01

Tue Hancock Agricultural Association
hive determined To hold their fourth M.
nual fair this ycAr, nj Fairvicw, beginning
September 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-01

SrNDAY (93lD rhc dwelling houSc nr W.
s. SrRATr, ut Elizabeth, Writ county, was
destroyed by fro. Cause, defective Chin
nry. Los, 81 900. M insurance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-01

THE Parkcnburg Times says good
many Democrats in that city arc not
anxious to swallow the nomination Of
JoHN ]. DAVIS for Congress, whom it
speaks of "a IN "antedcluvian.' IIeisnot
only an antcduluvinn, but he delcs the
lelugc Just rs that other nntcdcluvian did
who told Moan there wasn't going 10 he
any food and he could go to Halifax with
Ills ark. The modern antetlc!uyisn viii
find himself Just ms much mmIakcn and
will suffer tlICSam fl,c nv the ancient one.
TIE Point Pleasant Rcyi.tSr hns donncd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-01
New ADVERTISEMENTS.

iNToTICE.-THE RAsI1 IN TIlR
v Water Works will cloGt ~ ioi 81 ~
1tFSGl hoSS 1ill pleSlttO 500 ~
q an Ennn Ming q ag 9 in ( ioi |
thsNB} a 81 Sol II III II |
Water q9til 5ild Id
6boSd i4l q Nd 80 lpply u ElTSs =, |
John ". CUlNtIN6B,g
jyS7 Sup't Water Work..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-01

FArnvIEw, Hancock county, talks oi
mSsniEinr Il national bank, with nC4pilal
of $iOOOO, .'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-01

Ten per cent entrance upon all the above, eI.
cGpt pursGs for Silver Plate, which are me.
Entries to close at O'Clock on the OVOping pro
vtous TO the race. Entries can DO made under
cover at tho Office on tho grounds during the day,
OF al tho Oflee Of the President No, lisX Main
TO start. y.rg
Tho above Trotting Races wiiIGSS 66hddesed
under the rulca Of the National Association. The
Running Races under tho Buckeye llnles.
receive the tirst money only. Where only two
horses start tho third Premium VII mot be
awarded.
In case Of uniayorabln weather., or other una.
vnidablc cAuseG, the Society shall have the right
time, upon giving notice thereof -
Heats In each days races will be called alter
nAtCly. .f HUM
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To CONTRACTOR I

l. |s.n
tuIpl yIIg Il i-igi trsl p llSR1I .
Sealed proposals will be; received In W IN.
.defNignEd for the bnlldipg OF tho Poor HpfHS pi
ejhf0 County, until MONDAY, AUGUST 1St,
$50 At 9 ). o.. for 0lFpenteF Work, iLuhib and
al necessary Hardware fart tho completion o., Tie
Carpenter Work. al
( Also, for Brick Work foe the same, brick 10 b,
laid BY th6 lthOhBhnd, l6oihtSd IN the wall aitet
thdeqmpletD Of the1oh.fu SO
AlfO, nr nlagtcTing same, v be stAteA ~ much
per yard for bth work and 80 much per yard for
brick work, al tobG three coAt .Wotk, sand u NJ
0n0.hAlf bank 6and and 0n68hAlf creek Band! z
y[AlsO, foEP Painting for same, 90 much perNtm
h9rtyS-eolf work and 50 much PEI ,llgA4t rs
Also, for lin roof fOt ianiS atrso BaeA iif'
All material used TO bO0 OF the best quality ard,
10 be uuder The inspection or thb BllldIng COm.
nittee. The Committee reserre The right TO %.
let any or all bida.iiy Hiil 10 9LI ~ IfiHo nF
Plans and specifications can be sen Nt thP SUI
pervltor'g room, Court House, by APPLYING "a
WIN" salisbury, between tho hours OF y 4. u,
RndS n, HTrIg. 1fy rUtuTi Do anu ~
All bids to DO dIrsctsddo the Chairman Of the
IyiS ~ .. Chairman.
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jys7
NOTICE,

SEALED PROPOSALS 10 oaf $a
- WtI' be received by the Committee on lin
DepaFtmknt until Monday August lgti no, nt6
O'Clock, r, \, for GrpiShlng all mGtUsAl and
erecting d Engine House al the north Corner
or FifIh and Zane streets, for thnS N 1Ahtie,,
EnginG, according 70 tho plans and gpCctd tatoug
joE he lE'UnIledF Rngins H0iSS, on dip IN the
ONCE Of tho CITY QlcEky E.,, -,tF4a "a Ri 4Et
All Odds 70 Be addressed 10 the Chatham Of
MS COmmitt6 af and LEFT With tho Cletk Of tie
city. = !,aI iTIlOS. u BLAIR, q
Ira 4. cont ,gt vi I,ltt rJI Chlitnahi
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49, FOR sHERFf - dttor5 iatailigEu.
SSA etF:-piGGye announce my name Is .
Candidate for the SheFiaAlty OF Ohio County. II
elected, propose to dVnAtapftha net pFod1 o.
tho ofic0 tho following sums % the objects Gnu.
nGFated: s., 300 tor lFdb tho Construction Of the
County Poor HOH66S a. 900 10 the cling Hos
pltal; 81 1000 70 ithG childrOn'g Homo; q, 900 TO
The HnRiiAh, BVAnFollnGl fLuthei4n Church. now
being efectEd; 'S1O1 towards town clock 10 b
PLACED on The GefmEn Catholic Church, Centrp
Wheeling; HOO The iTuEnGfi' Association,
and tAS remainder p charitable hqpSS9 I'M
sHE Ivy TS1 ai'r y7rr4tS ssH,tt' V' q
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THE Point Pleasant RcgiItsr Inns donncd
a new dress
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LIST

r ISL OF LETTERS REMAINING
IL unclaimed In the Post Oaics at Wheeling,
on Monday, August ], 1870. Y.',.
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No. Il-Sinmm and Kelm IIouie purse, premium
$50 for tho fastest Mule under tbs Olddle;
milo heats, best In 8.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RS-PoR sIRRIFB,-l6srs. Edltarg n
ky PieaSe &hfiod1ee ne nhme Of ]. N6p6y
leon Little, Philadelphia Cream Pop Merchant
for tho otiea OF Sheriff. II elected ! prop0seto
dive fho sftIre proceeds for tho benefit Of the
no6RsH rtif : E3f0N MIN LITTLE
JySO-S Pea Nut Stand, RQtt omee Corner: ~
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No. 3-Prpmum of 800 fur TroltIug Horses,
Mares or GeldingS, In harness, that have
never beaten q Minutes I'M public; mile
heats. best in6. SIS TO arAt horse SIS
To second
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-23
MEMBER OF DR. CUYLER's CHURCH TURNS
DETECTIVE.

The annual excursion of the Young Peoples
Association OF the Rev. DR.. Cuylers church. Brooklyn,
took place on Tuesday to Iona Island in the steamer
Sleepy Hollow. carrying nearly 10oO guests. Before the
steamer landed ieland, Mr. Benz Gimshaw resid
ing at No. 81 Cambridgepace, Brooklyn, was relieved
OF a massive gold watch and chain while in the crowd
around baggage where the lunchbas had
been kept, and were delivered previous 10 the company
entering the woods. The theft made known 10 MI
F. W. HOlbrOOk of Messrs. Spelman 4 Co., No 369
Broadway who is President Of the Young Peoples Asso
citation. Mr. HolbroOk resolved himself into detective
and after hours when the steamer had started
her return trip he spotted" two suspicious looking
Strangers Of whom be requested to identify himself
The fellow, who gave his name as VIM. Harrison,
commission merchant" replied that he was stranger
the company and had come aboard simply TO take a
DAYS sail, Mr.. HObrOOk was not satisfied with his
story told him what had happened and invited him INTO
the Captains office, where hequesOned him further, and
finally with the aid OF officer, searched him. Though
nOthingwas found with him, MI HObrOOk convinced
that he had not mistaken his (notwith standing
Harrison said he would be present with friend at Dr.
identity him. and selected two boys, Masters Richardson
and MOfat follow Harrison when he left the boat,
which landed at Fulton Ferry at ~ y. III. The boys
after following Harrison TO Wallst Ferry him join
two friends Zone of them being the second suspicious
stranger whom Mr. HOlbrOOk had "spOtted y, and as
they landed the New-YOrk side the boys informed
officer Lehey of their suspicious and the officer arrested
Harrison. The two companions immediately started on
rapid up WALL and one OF them arrested by
citizen lust he throwing the missing watch and
chain into the opening to the sewer at the corner Of
citizen and both delivered TO Officer Lehey They
were taken before Capt Garland of the First Precinct
and gave their names George Allison of Cincinnati,
Charles Tucker OF East Boston, and Henry Fields OF
Lafayette, n. Y. AL pleaded not guilty, and proessed
TO he strangers 10 each other. They were, however,
locked up and yesterday morning were taken before
Justice bowling the Tombs who held them for trial
in default Of bail in $1,000 each, 10 be indicted by the