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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-06
Ghe UoGt's Qtorner,
WHAT IS NOBLE.

What is noble ? To inherit
Wealth, estate, and proud degree?
There must be some other merit
Higher yet than these for me
Something greater far must enter
Into life's majestic span;
Fitted to create and centre
True nobility in man
WHAT'S noble 'Tis the finer
Portion of our Mind aud Heart,
Linked to something still diviner
Than mere laughing can impart
Ever promoting-ever seciug
Some improvement yet to plan;
To uplift our fellow being,
And like man to feel for man.
What is noble Is the SABRE
Nobler than the humble spade?
There's Il dignity in labor
Truer than ere pomp arrayed
He who seeks the Minds improvement
Aids the world, in aiding Mind:
Every great commanding movement
Serves not one-but oil mankind.
Der the Forge's heat and ashes,
Der the Engines iron head,
Where the rapit shuttle flashes.
And the spindle whirls its thread
There is labor lowly tending
Each requirement OF the hour.
There is genius still ex ending
Seiencc-aud its world of power
Mid the dust, and speed and clamor,
Of the lOom-shed and the mill:
Mid the clank Of wheel and hammer
Great results are growing still.
Though, TOO oft. by Fa, HONS creatures,
Work and workers may be blamed,
Commerce need not hide her features
ludus.ry IS not ashamed.
What is noble: That which places
Truth in its eniranchise will:
Leaving steps, like angels traces,
That mankind my follow still ?
Z en- tho' Scorns maligaut glances
Proved him poor es, Of HIS clan,
He's ihe Noble-who advances
Freedom and the Cause of Man.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-06

T ACOB YOUNG CO., Book Binders And
81 Blank Book Manufacturers, Wrights Blk
Cory, Pa Blank Books Made TO Order.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-06

ID LANKs of all kinds for sale at this
ID fcs.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-06

A Georgia paper which is endeavoring to
still keep alive the smouldering embers of
rebellion in the South, advances the opin-
lon that England is likely to be drawn into
the European war, and that in such con-
tngency the United States would likewise
become involved in the contest. The wish is
probably father to the thought. Unfortun
ate'y, there are many people in that section
who are insane enough to hope yet for some
turn in events which may assist them to ac-
complish their cherished scheme of SEN
arate slaveholding confederacy. Thew are
hoping against hope. Not if all Europe
we're arrayed in war against us could an.
other Southern rebellion now succeed
Raitman's Journal. H. .trai
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-06
a LLEGHENY VALLEY RAIL ROAD.

4 LLEGIIENY VALLEY RAIL ROAD.
Tie only direct route to pittsburg
WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS
from Oil City.
On and after Monday Nov. 22d 1869, trains
will run as follows:
GOING SOUTH
Day Express leaves Oil City at 1880 a. IN,
Arriving at Pitlsburg at $50 p. m.
Night Express leaves Oil City at $50 p m.
Arriving at Pittsburg at 100 a m.
Ki;rannilg Acc. leaves Emlenton G,lO p m
Arriving at Kittanning SOC p. m.
Mixed Way leaves Oil City at 100 "A. M.
Arriving at West Penn Junction at 7,O5 p. m.
GOING NORTH.
Day Express leaves Pittsburg at 7,15 a. m.
Arriving at Oil City at LOO p. M
Night Express leaves Pittsburg at 800 p. m.
Arriving at Oil City at 6,OOa m.
Parker Acc. leaves Kittanning 7,2O m.
Arriving at Parker $50 a. N.
Mixed Way leave West Penn juno. at 100 a. m,
Arriving at Oil City at 600 p. lii.
Connections at Cory and Irvineton for Oil
City and Pittsburg. Al Franklin with James
town and FRANKLIN r. r. Connections with
West Penn, Il. Il. at West Penu Junction for
Blairsville and all points on the main line of
the Pennsylvania r. R.
Es.~sSilver Palace Sleeping Cars" on all
Night Trains both ways from Pittsbrgh to
Cory.
]. J. LAWRENCE, General Supt.
THos. NJ. KING, Asst. Supt.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-06

hatlons that one can seldom live upon
aspirations.
1t is to live twice when you can epioy
the recollection of your former life.
The manner of giving, shows the char.
ae'er OF the giver mere than the act itself
Our greatest honor consists, not in peyer
falling, but in rising every time we fall
Innocence of life, consciousness of wort,
and great expectations, are the best FONDA.
tions of courage.
shun evil speaking. Deal tenderly with
the absent; say nothing to indict wound
on their reputation.
Adversely, how blunt are all the arrow
OF thy quiver in comparison Bith those o.
guilt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-07
THE LATE HOMICIDE.
hIyra Day Admitted to Ball 10 the San Of
Tea Thousand Dollars.


The argument on the application Of
MYra Day alas GuadeiiVe PaYeL, to be
admitted to bail, was heard yesterday be-
fore Squire Hall, in the Municipal Court
room.
The State was represented by Attorney
General Luke Wright, Colonel George
CAN'T, Colonel Bsecher, and Mr.. George
Washington; and the prisoner by Colonel
John Sale, Judge Bullock, and Captain
Van A. W. Anderson. The case opened
about II O'Clock, by which time the court
room was denseiy crowded, a. 1t was also
OF the previous day. The prisoner was
very plainly bat neatly dressed, n
looked calm and collected, but pale and
serious.
Arguments were made by Col. CAN'T,
Attorney General Wright and Mr.. Wash
ingt0u-CoIonei CAN'T closing for the
state; and by General Sale and Judge
Bullock for the defense. Judge Bullock.
IN a telling speech, called the attention Of
the court to the law defining murder, and
reminded him that TO convict Of the
charge required proof Of elaboration,
generalization and malice. He denied
that the State had proven any of the three
conditions, and claimed that having thus
failed, his client could not be held on the
charge of murder.
After matur elaboration the court so
held, and ordered that the accused be held
for trial in the sum OF ten thousand dol
lars $50 COO, TO answer TO the charge of
murder in the second degree at the next
term Of the Criminal Court.
This decision astonished not a few-the
prisoner apparently "a much as any body
else, and we fancied we could see a very
marked change in her countenance. II
seemed to grow brighter, aud q great load
seemed taken OFF her mind. She did not,
however, make any effort, that we could
learn, to give the bond required, and was
remanded to jail. We could not learn
whether she intends trying to give bond,
but suppose she viii do 40. On Sunday
morning last, however, in conversation
with the Sheriff, she stated that she No5s1
not give bond If she were allowed, and
requested to be allowed to bring certain
furniture, etc, TO the Jail TO make herself
more comfortable. This looks as il she
were settling for a long stay there.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-07

BROOM's OPERA HOUsE.-NeYer before
has Memphis been so gay during the sum
mer months as this season. Nightly
BrOOm's is crowded TO see the wbimsi-
~cslities presented for the entertainment
of f~un-seekers, and never before has the
manager had a stronger company.
Songs, dances, burlesques, etc., are pre-
scented nightly, and rounds Of applause
attest the enjoyment of the audience.
THE VARIETIEs.-Miss Sriia Barton,
Emma and Maggie Clair, Kitty DaveD-
port, Messrs. Charley White, Joe Hurley,
Geo. Thompson, John Manning and Sig.
Francis are all engaged, and appear
every evening at the above old favorite
place Of amusement and make the walls
ring with their side-splitting jokes and
delineations of character. Mr.. SchoOles
knows how TO cater to the public, and
ranks high among our theater managers.
The Gun Gun, with LsFavre as Frailty"
winds up the evenings entertainment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-07
COUNTY COURT.
Subscription Of $500, 600 to the Selma
RaiIroad---EIecllOa 10 be Held Ssoa.
The Mississippi River Road--The Raleigh
Railroad and the Right Of Way.
The Lats Justice NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
Respect.

The County Court convened yesterday
morning pursuant to adjournment, and
organized with squire Bleckiey in the
Chair.
The COMMITTEES appointed to draft suit
able resolutions in regard to the late As
sOciate Justice Smith. whose sudden
death from heart disease was published
in the APPEAL yesterday morning, re-.
ported and submitted a series of rssOiu-
tions, which were adopted and ordered
spread upon the minutes, and copies of
the same to be furnished the family of
the deceased, and to the daily papers with
a request to publish the same. 1rhe res
OlutiOns will appear Tomorrow
THE MEMPHIS M SELMA RAILROAD.
The Committee to whom was referred
the communication of General Bedford
Forrest and the Chamber of Commerce,
with regard to extending county aid to
this enterprise, reported fsvOrably on the
same N recommended that tae county
of Shelby take stock in the road to the
amOun of five hundred thousand dollars
$500. 000), prO0ided that the matter be left
to the decision of the qualified voters of
Shelby county, at an election to be held
by the Sheriff of the said county at such
time and under such circumstances as
shall hereafter be directed.
The Court adopted the report and the
AAA@a AA&A- AAA1
order on the same.
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILROAD.
At the last monthly Meeting of the
court in July, a COMMITTEES of three. con-
sisting of 'Squires Hume +. Hill. Henry
c.. Jones, and VIM. Walker TO east the
vote of Shelby county, and represent the
cOuntTy's interest in the Mississippi river
railroad. Certain troubles arising in the
management of the road, 'Sguires Jones
and Walker yesterday asked leave 10 re-
sign from the committee, and thst Col. \.
III. Douglas and Robertson TOpp, Esq,
be appointed IN lieu. The resignation
was accepted and the appointment made.
THE RALEIGH RAILROAD.
A petition was presented from the Off
GERS and directors of the Narrow Gauge
WEIGH railroad to Raleigh Springs, pray
ing The right-Of-way through Chelsea and
certain portions Of their intended route.
After some discussion the matter was de-
ferred until to-day, in order to give the
court time to deliberate and TO inform
themselves OF certain points.
AFTER the transaction of some further
unimpOrtant business, the court adjourned
until this morning at 10 o'clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-07

LAMP CLEANERS REPoRT.
MEMPHIS, JulyI, 1870.
Honorable Mayor and General Council,
City of Memphis: p
GeRtIeHseR: L report the following 0 n
dition of the public lamps of the city of
the past month, June, 1870, viz:
Lamps in good burning order IN June.365
Lamps DrOlNn and repaired in June. 3
Lamps removed, say on Madison. be-
tween Second and Main streets, dur
ing the erection of a new building
contiguous theretO--..-----va-~--.. 1
l have used during the mOnttof June-235
Lights of lamp glass, say l75 in gas
lamps and go lights in OH lamps, and l
have on hand 80 lights of lamp glass.
Three of the gas lamps in Court Square
are in bad order. The tin portion OF the
frames need renewing or material repair.
Respectfully, JOSEPH RABORI,
Aa q Lamp Cleaner.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-07
LADIES LIST.
G-ENTLEMEN's LIST.
Hoo NOTICE.

A my School room on Adams street, July
~ nth, I will "a Session of six
weeks, terminating August 18th Boys pre-
pairing for any class In College Will be re-
ceiVed. I particularly desire boys who in
tend TO attend my school the next session.
Reference may be maize TO Judge IhOs. r..
IT Leath, aad other members of the
Board of Education Memphis city Schools.
Terms, $40 for the term.
7. G. ANDERSON,
the Univel sity OF Virginia, Teacher Of
Memphis City High school. i've
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-07
THURSDAY MORNING.

Our beautiful Lawns tor Is and zoe per
yard. Our Linen Lawns, Striped Goods
for Travelling Dresses. Black Grenadine,
Hosiery and Embroidery. Our Bargains
are proverbial-
-llG HERZoG & BRO, 2g4 Main.
New Hoops Just come in.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-07
DISSOLUTION.

THB c-opartnsrship heretofore existing be-
A tween the undersigned. under the firm
name OF Meacham q rreadweii. - this day
i. Msacham his interest in the stock of
Groceries, Fixtures. etc. Either party is au-
thorlzed 70 sign the arm name in settling the
M. L. MEACaAM.
iyl &C. TREADWELL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-07

Editors appeal. AS an humble sufferer
at the hands of the usually gentlemanIv
managers of the Street Railroad Company.
we appeal to you to aid us in obtaining re-
lief from them. Born in slavery. as well
as IN sin, we desire at all times to submit
tothe rules Of society and of God in the
most cheerful tanner which hulnan.na-
ture is capable, Blu some things are in
~tolerable, unreasonable and decidedly un-
just. Can 1t be expected that one Of cur
most fascinating and buxom colOred bellies
weuld willingly submit TO being CON-
PEELED TO ride in the same car with inso-
lent and impolite- a0hite trash, who refuse
to offer seats to them2 Shall our worthy
and strong young men continually be re-
mlnded that they arc eci0red by the con-
tinued and repeated refusals of the white
ladies' to enter into conversation or to al
low introduct.ons to them2 No. sirs. In
the name of liberty, ia the name Of jus-
tee, In the name of (more than either}
Inc eotofed eettSenSs ace d ssaasd that Col
onel Alexander exclude the a01ste people
from the cars on account OF their il1dis-
position to mingle socially with us, and
hat we be allowed the exclusive priv lege
Of the use. OF the street. cars. Weimagine
that it VIII only be necessary TO call your
attention to this matter to aft ,rd our race
relief FIFTEEHTH AMEN DMENT.
-
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FOR RENT.

FFOTEL d E-RnPE-The entire premises
or sd rooms. 20 OF which are furnished
and occupied at present, or the d~intngroom
Japa-"msnt separately. The furniture nor
sale, IN whole or IN part Apply 70 MCCAL-
Ia-N KING. Hotel u Europe Jyo
n prNS-Eurnished ard unfinished, Al
Il MILLETT'~. NO Adams street ie22
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-07
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
TIL EC
1MPRovEMENT ooMMIrrEE.

TEES,
IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE.
Upon the resolution hat the City En-
ginser have good, substantial 0 o cross
iDgs placed on DeSoto street where It
crosses Clay street, your Committee re-
port favorably; and the City Engineer be
authorized Co do the said work.
Received and adopted by the Council.
Upon the petition of sundry parties re-
siding and owning property on Boundary
avenue, praying that the same be opened
to sixty feet in width, and asking the
apRoiatmentaof commissioners 10 assess
the damages and benefits respectively to
the adjacent property abuttiDg on said
avenue, your committee report fayora-
bly,, and the Mayor be authorized to APP
point commissioners to assess damages
and benefits. laa =
Received and adopted by Council.
Upon the communication Of Nathan
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-07

BsOLUTE DIVORCES legally Obtained IN
A New York. Indiana, Illinois and other
States FOR persons nom any StGteor country.
lsgsI everywhere; desertlon, drunkenness,
non-supp0rt, etc, sufnclenl cause no Puolo-
free. Business established Is years. Address
81. hoUsE, Attorney, 30. u Nassau street,
Sew York city mh@
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NEW ErRM.

W. B. CRIsMhN. Z. B. CRIsMAN
WM. r STEWART,
Formerly with Wormley, Joy q Co.
HRISMAN, STEWART &CO.. Successors to
" ". b. a z. B. Crisman6 Cotton Factors
and Commission Merchants, - Front street,
upstairs, Memphis, Tenn.
Having admitted WIN. r. STEWART. late
of Davis a Stewart as a partner IN our
drm. the business viii be conducted from
this date nnder the arm name OF CRIS-
MAN, STEWART Il 70, ats Front st Get.
w. Is. q l. Il. CRISAAN.
July /. 1870. lyS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-07
IETIERLIsT.

The following is the list OF letters remain
ing in the Memphis Postohiee and notdeiIV-
cred by carriers yesterday.
AL letters directed TO streetand numbers
VIII be delivered promptly by carriers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-07
L0ST-RERARD.

HTARE-sI0 REWARD-From the sub
VI rcr.ber a. corner OF Beale and Orleans
streets. on sunddy, 81 inst, a brown mare.
ABOUT seven years old. between and J hands
high, with collar mark on shoulders, not ip
good order The above reward Will be paid
Tor her delivery to me.
jy7 LEVY
AEARES-s5O REWARD-On the 9Th inst,
Vi fr1m the subscriber, three miles east o.
MtmDhis on the h. andC. railroad, two Bay
Mares. one large. with full name and talk
with right eve out and collar marks The
other of medium sire, thin name aud tail
aud star in her forehead, also collar marks
Hle above reward will be paid Tor their de-
livery to me. or for Information by which j
ran recover them. Del4l &c GEE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-07

R~EQUISIrIONS.
Req uisitions for supplies and drugs for
City Hospital were granted.
REPORTS OF SPECIAL COMMIT
TEES.
MAYOR.
MAYORS OFFICE, July g., 1870.
To the Honorable the General Council of
the City of Memphis:
In compliance with The resolution of
your honorable body at its last meeting,
requiring the Mayor and City Attorney Co
report by what authority the Gayoso Gus
Company are tearing up the streets of the
city, l submit the accompanying cOrres-
pOndence with this explanation: That af-
Ter the reception of Mr.. DOnovan's COM
munication Of the 10th ulb., in reply to
mine of the same date, Colonel Stephens
and myself had a personal interview with
Colonel CAN'T, one Of the attorneys for
Gas Company. At his request we agreed
to submit in writing the basis of a con-
tract between the city and the Gas Com
paRy, a copy of which you will find il
the papers, dated June 20, 1870. and their
acceptance, dated June %, 1870, with some
slight verbal change, to which we were
willing to agree.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Received and ordered printed.
SIS MAYOR AND 1 ATTORNEY.
To the General Council:
The Mayor and City Attorney, and Tax
Collector, to whom was referred the
within petition of Mrs. A. o. Harris, have
had The matter under consideration, and
beg leave to report that they find the as
sessments referred to to be rather under
instead of over the average assessments
of adjacent property, and they think it
could not 10Y be reduced without pro-
duciuQ imDrODer i~ne0ualitV.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor,
VIM. H. STEPHENS,
July5, 1870. City Attorney.
Adopted.
To the Hon Council City OF Memphis:
Gentlemen: In reply 10 the resolution
passed at your last meeting instructing
the Mayor to report to your Honorable
body the number Of horses being fed and
kept by the city, also his opinion as to the
necessity Of such expense in each partie-
ular case, | have the honor to report as
follows: that the horses allowed to be fed
by the city are: Chief of Police, one
horse; two Captains, two horses; four
four horses; four Detect yes.
four horses. Total, eleven horses. BY
Mayor as allowed by former Boards.
Sergennt-at-Arms, n horse; Sanitary
Sergeant, one horse. The horses used bv
the Chief of Police and By the Captains
of police belong TO the city. The horses
used by the Sergesnts and Detectives be-
long to themselves, and are fed and shod
city byconsent ofsthe Police Board, I
beEeving them necessary to the police
force IN the efficient discharge Of their
duty in the large area they have to travel
in making their rounds.
The horse of the SergeaRt-at-Arms Is j
necessary TO enable him 20 promptly de-
liver the notices to members of the
Council, as is also the horse of the Sani- !
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-07

HTTE Il CoRwNE, proprietors of the
Job Printing establishments in tho AP-
PEAL Building, IA Union street, are
now prepared to execute orders for Job
Printing on the shortest notice. The pa
irons of the APPEAL will bear this In
mind and act accordingly.
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MEMPHIS, July 5, 1870.
To the General Council Of City Of Mem


r Q undersigned report, in regard to
The 5etision o. john Overton for a Feduc-
tic of the assessment on his real estate
70 1863. that they are of opinion that the
as sssment az certified to the city authoF-
tiles BY John League, on the of 0ato-
Der, 1889, is legal, and Is binding upon
Mr.. Overton5 and that the action of the
County Court in April, 1870, correcting
the same after having refused to allow the
correction ia 1858, is not binding upon
the city. But inasmuch as the careful
assessment made for 1870 by our As
SCISSOR shows the identical property to be
worth S54, 900 less than it was assessed at
for the year 1859. we recommend that the
assessment of 1869 b. corrected so as to be
just equal to hst for lS7O.a This gives MI
areductiOn of $4,000 instead Of
Sl44,l50, AZ prayed for in his petition.
JNO. JOHNSON, Mayor.
VIM, H STEPHENS,
City Attorney.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
OFFICE or THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
MEMPHIS CITY SCHOOLS,
7t1 June2 %, 1870.
Hon. John johnson, Mayor. etc.
SIR: BY q resolution OF this Board. / am
directed to apply to you, and through you
to the City Council, for iftv thousand
dollars in bonds of the city OF Memphis,
for the purpose OF buying lots for school
houses and building school houses, as an
thorized by the charter of this Board.
This amount will be in full for the pres
ent year.
Respectfully,
THOS. R. SMITH.
President of the Board Of Education.
Received and referred to the Finance
Committee.
MEMPHIS, July /, 1870.
Hon. John Johnson, Mayor OF the City
of Memphis:
1 hereby tender my resignation as
from the Sth Ward, to
take effect on the LIST OF August, 1870.
JOHN HALLUM,
Councilman.
Received and accepted.
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cH1EF OF POLICIES REPORT.

OFFICE OF CHIEF or PoLIcE,l
MEMPHIS, July, 1870.
To the Honorable Mayor and members Of
the Board of Aldermen:
Gentlemen: / have the honor to sub
init for your consideration my report of
the business of the police department for
the month of June, 1870.
The whole number of men constituting
the police department is as follows:
Captains, 2; Sergeants, A; roundsmen, 1;
day police, "a; night police, 80; station
house-keePers, 81 special force, 8; clerks,
2; watchmen, l. Total, 90.
Change OF Men6erS.-Tbe changes which
took place in the membership of the force
were as follows: Resigned, /; suspended,
2. Total 3.
ArreSts.-The whole number of arrests
made We're: Night arrests, 4S9; day ar
rests, 456. Total, 945.
A0es of PYIsoaeTs.-Of the entire num-
Der of prisoners, "a were under 20 years;
54S between 20 and 30; 264 between 80 and
40; 81 between 40 and 50; and II over 30
years of age.
NatSUitieS.-United States (white), 252:
United States (coIored), 325; England, z;
ireland, 2I9; Scotland, 5; Germany, SO;
Italy, 81; France, I3. Total, 945.
Number Of ArreStS.-White males, 545;
colored males, 2G2; white females, So;
cOlOred females, 1876. Total, 945.
Mature Of CTIHleS.-MlSQem9anCr, BAG;
i~ntoxicsticn, IS7; disorderly conduct, "A;
assault and battery, 81; assault, 81; rob-
berry, 8; beating wife, 2; gambling, 8; car
rying concealed weapons, q; keeping of
ba~Wdy-house, s.; inmates of bawdy-house,
SO: larceny, %; suspicion of larceny, g;
dangerous and suspicious, ID; vagrancy,
SO; 1ewdness, AZ; arson, 1; nuisance, 80;
murder, l; embezZlement, 2; amalgama-
ton, 2. Total, 945.
State cases, A; number tried and fined,
675; number prisoners released, 20; num-
ber prisoners discharged, 2O7; number
cases continued 3. Total, $40. Number
cases continued from last month, 4.
Amount of properly recovered
and returned to owners.~.-,...St642 90
Amount of fines assessed ............. 5285 90
Amount of mitimusses issued. 3092 90
Amount collected on mitimusses.. l445 20
Amount paid by prisOners.--.--... 2l93 90
$363S 20
Amount RENTED. ...,....a......... 30 90
Amount turned over to city treas
3 ury-k-.-. $3.50. ,.......s.."-".r zoos ~
Feed of PSiS0neTS.--The number of
prisoners fed were:
Chain-gang. $50, at soc $3.50 90
Common prisoners, 967, at &c.,. 1888 45
= -
Respectfully submitted.
7. w. o'DONNELL,
Chief of Pelice.