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The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-10-12
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OuTRAeEs IN RI 4 couNTY.-we
gather The following iacls from the Will
mington Star: 5et.'iSl
At Lebanon Church, Robesnn county. six
miles from Shoe Heel, on Tuesday afternoon
about sundoHn party on their way to Join
in the pursuit of the band Of cut threats and
robbers referred to in yesterdays Star as
having pefpetrated outrages at the resi-
dences Of MfAngus Leach and Mrs. Meow,
at PummersyiIe,l in that county, were am7
buscaded and fred upon by the,scoundrels,
who were concealed in a lot of high grass in
that vicinity Angus Mclean, Of Shoe Heel,
was wounded severely iht the face and thigh.
Stephen Davis anothefofi the party, has
since been missing, andSs supposed tn have,
been killed. The last seen of him by his
comrades he had advanced upon the outlaws!
in their ambuscade and Twas firing upon
them with his revolver. tsg q 10 4 - =. &.
AS soon as these factst became known at
Lumberton, Sheriff Mcmillan with posse
from that town, Laurinburg and other points
started in pursuit of theA esperadoes, and it
is hoped that ere this the gang have been
captured. ,o'e. > -.
The fire of the robbers in ambuscade was
returned, but with whatileffect is not now
known. The place whefe the conflict &C.
Cured was, examined sycterday morning
and two pools Of blood were discovered,
where the robbers had concealed themselves
We learn thata request has been sent to
this city for arms The people have ut last
become fully aroused and seem determined
to wage war of extrrmination against this
dangerous band of cut throats until the last
one is killed or captured.
The band is said to number about fifteen,
under the leadership OF the notorious out.
law and desperate, Henry Berry Lowrey,
Stephen Lowrey and Henderson Oxendine.
who escaped from, the Jail IN this city SOME
time since, are also said to l,esin the crowd
Thelformer stephen Lowrss3 is6aid to have
been recognized among the "a hat COM,
mitted the outrages at PLUMB De. Sc, 4
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The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-10-12
New York.

New YORK, Oct. IA large number OF French
emigrants, many of whom are imperialsts, or.
rived on the St. Laurent. "'s.'--
The Eastward bound Express train, on the
Delaware, Lackawan and Western railroad, ran
off at the track at Dover city. The conductor,
fireman and one passenger were badly hurt
No new cases OF yellow fever reported during
the past two days.
The New York herald., 1870-12-09

VxTANTED-BY AN ENGLISHMAN AND WIFE A SIT
w uation private family the waiter the wife
both have best city reference Address
L, 306 East 1lst at.
The New York herald., 1870-12-09

A GENTLEMAN IS ANXIOUS TO PROCURE A STU.
IA alton for his coachman, who is erst rus
worthy every respect Address G. = present omploycrs
~ West iSth ST.
The New York herald., 1870-12-09

yNhNTED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN. A ME-
w chancal draughtsman; is practical machnist
would do drawing at Address, for days, F. E.,
Draushtsman, Herald ollce.
The New York herald., 1870-12-09

L,OR SALE-AT SAINT PETER, MINNESOTA A FIRST
class stock of Drugs and other Goods Apply to
SCHENCK, Merchants HOTEL Cortlandt street, for par
ticulars
The New York herald., 1870-12-09

LIOR sALE-LOAN OFFICE, LEASE AND FIXTURES
H we'll established doing good business, Broadway
For full particulars address LOAN OFFICE, box 40 Herald
once
The New York herald., 1870-12-09

L,OR SALE-THE THREE YEARS. LEASE, FIX
IL lures and Stock of class Corner Liquor Store
Address I. II. s., station Is.
The New York herald., 1870-12-09

U,oR sALE-A FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE, ON
Court street. Brooklyn; good Fixtures am stock for
sale: Horse and Wagon; will be sold reasonably or
would take cash partner Address CASH. Herald Branch
Office, BROOKLYN
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
POSTLE'S RANCH
 FOR SALE CHEAP.

farm of iGD aeres. good arable iapd stuas m shs M Valley al-ut e2 miles north of Prescott ioge'hrf WE V improvements thsreon. consisting ~ large hns ~ dwelling house honfing mil corral ouhonsea sie v. land a, all times be irrigated snd ihe nii m y - ter which is carried al the place 10 dies. " the place are several tkousssd yoing and thf f, ~ r, The range kr ssFck eaunoa bs sxrslled- Psf-ns hl. of Turrhasina can gain fall information by eshps A s,oF- cf Campbell Bafara Prescott, A. IT. premises. D~
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
The French Mitrailleur.

The Mtrailleur, which is as yet untried in practical warfare, is considered by the French as the most Instructive military weapon known. Recently, 300 wretched horses, al ready condemned to the poleaux, were pur- chased at the rate of four or five francs each, and ranged at a considerable distance. Two mitrailleurs were brought to play on them, and In three minutes after two discharges not one of the animals remained standing. On a second occasion 800 horses were brought down at single trial. This formidable wea- pon is constructed as follows:
 <It is light 37- barrelled gun, arranged that its barrels may be discharged simultaneously, or consecutiyely. The 37 cartridges, intended for one charge, are contained in a small box. A steel plate with corresponding holes, is placed on the open box, which is then re- versed, and the cartridges fall points fore most into their respective Ales. They arC preventdd from falling through by the rims at their bases. The loaded plate is then in troduced into the breech-slot, and when the breech is closed by lever, number of stee pins, pressed by spiral springs, are only pre- vented from striking the percussion arrange ment in the cartridges by plate in front o them. When this case is moved slowly by q handle, the cartridges are fired one by one If the plate be withdrawn rapidly they fol low each other so quickly that their dis charge is all but simultaneous The inven tion seems very well adapted for use in fort. or other permanent places of defence or of fence, but it's carriage and management ir the field would prevent many and insuper able obstacles to its general use.-N J. Fri .tHke.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
Ghe @ M4iner.
A Curious Fact.

One of the great natural phenomena of the beehive is the massacreing of the drones. It was at one time asserted that the worker bees did not use their stincs against the sting less males, but merely pushed them out to die. This idea. however resulted from the massacre being always committed at the bot tom of the hive, whither the poor drones re- tire in clusters in July and August, as if aware of the doom impending over them. As usual, by one of bis ingenious expedients, Aupcr discovered the truth. Six swarms were put on glass tables beneath which the watchers placed themselves. He says: "Ihis contryance succeeded to admiration. On the 4th of July, we saw the workers actually massacre the males, in the whole six swarIns, at the same hour, and with the same pecu- liaritics The glass table was covered with bees full of animation, which flew upon the drones as they came from the bottom of the hive: seized them by the autenn;e, the limbs, and the wings and after having dugged them about, so to speak, after quartering them they killed them by repeated stings directed between the rings of the belly. The momen; that this formidable weapon reached then was the last of their existence-they stretch ed their wings and expired. At the same time, as If the workers did not consider them as dead, as they appeared to us, they still stuck the sting so deep that it could hardly be withdrawn; and these bees wer' obliged to turn around upon themselves, witl screw-like motion, before the stings coulC be disengaged.
 Next day we witnessed new scenes of earn age. During three hours the bees furiousll destroyed the males. They had massacre' all their own on the preceding day, but nov attacked those which driven from the neigh boring hives had taken refuge among them
 The following day no drones remained i the hives. s."-iS0nomd DemOcTat.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
The Pope all Right.

The Pope has been declared infallible by an overwhelming majority. Whether those bishops who voted against the dogma believe him infalible or not makes no difference they will have to promulgate the new dogma and tell their flocks they must believe 1t or go to a very warm place We prefer Brigham Young's way of doing these things IL IS Tar more simple and effective. Whenever he wants his people 10 adopt new article ,. "' faith, or desires to have a handsome 's1Inah sealed to him, he gets "rcvelation,' all oy himself. and announces the fact from the put. pit on next Sabbath. No one Uf course would dare dispute revelation, whereas some might be inclined to go with the minority | the question was put 10 vote.-Rsese Hice' Rereille.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
An Apache Arrow

Has found its way to Omaha, and has been examined by the editor of the Republican, who, judging by the following, was not pleased with its appearance;
 "of all the internal contriyances showing the Ingea-uity of the sayages, this caps the list, and is the most formidable missile we have yet seen of Indian uses"
 Yes, and the sayages who use it are the most internal red scamps in this country.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
W0RMSER A WERTHElMER,
 whoiesals and Retail Dealer, ia Groeerios, Propisi0ss, Coiiing, Bot, Ssoe' Liquors, CrvcEtry, Hrrf'oare, Farm.a2
 and Haia1 TtatlesaeBfs efc

aHi Mining IapleaeHis, etc., (fALL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR OLD V pioneer friends and the public generally to their ne~ and splendid assortment of goods re- cently purchased. hy of Inc firm. Ia san Frsn. cisco, and nov on hand at their store ln Prescott Give call and sec for yoursclves. We arc ns. selling for Fsisoas prsc-s opr motto ls and la. been, " Live and Let Live"
 Merchants, farrncrs. miners and others wishing io puFebsse goods. would do well to give us a call, before purchasing elsewhere.
 M wORNSER
 \. WERTHEiMER Prs~cusi, ArizpnA February l. is7o. Hvi6es
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
Q. HENDERSON d BRO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

Groceries, Provisions, Wines, Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, Clothing, Dry-GoOds, Boots. Shoes, Hardware, Tmware, Glassware, Crockery, Mining and
 Farming Tools, Paints, Glass,
 Oils, Putty, Stationery,
 Cutlery, Confectionery, Perfumery, Guns, Pistols, Ammunition, Medicines, Children's
 Toys Fireworks, &e, They particularly invite he special attention of Farmers Co their AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS consisting Of all kinds of
 Plogs, CHitirdtors, Double Sk0rel Pl0Ws,
 Seei S1pers and Wheelbarors, Also, of the trade ,o their
 Fine Stock of Liquors, All which they will sell lower than any other irisrs iu Central Ariboua. Give them n call bef1re purchasing elsewhere D.. HENDERSON S DRo. | Prescott. August l3 ls7O.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03

HEREAFTER all transient and legal adver- tisements must be paid for before publica- ton. We will not, under any circumstances, receive and publish any advertisement Of the above character unless the money accompa' nies the order.-Er.
 Your head is level, on that point, Sir, and were it not for some little dings' peculiar to our mountain atmosphere, the MINER would take your trail, and follow it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
Letters held for Postage, &c.

The following letters are held in the Pres colt postoffice, for postage:
 ''Mr. Solomon spegleburg, Fort wingate, New Mexico. Clearing Frank Geo. W. McCleary, NJ. C..
 Gen. c. c. Sawtelle, Chief Q. M. Dept. of Cal, San Francisco Cal (Bearing Frank ] Chas. Pomeroy, NJ. C., Prescott. Aug. 10th, TO.
 Postmaster Barnard, when handing us the above list of letters, gave us, also, the follow ing letter, which will be read with interest, and, perhaps, profit, by persons who are in the habit of trying to turn an "honest J penny, by endeayoring to swinde the P. O. Department:
 PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
 WAsHISGToE, July 20, 1870. PoStmasteT, Prescoh, Arizona = SIR:-I In answer to your letter of the 20th ult., I would say that, when letters are deposited in the post office, bearing the frank of Mem Der of Congress, or other privileged person, who has not been at that place or ;ts vicinity for several days, it is the duty of the post master to treat them as unpaid letters The letter sent by you is enclosed; you will notify the party depositing it that it is held for pos tage, by order of the Department, and caution him from using the frank of Member of Congress, in violation of the postal laws. See sections l25 to l32, Postal Regulations of lo6O. Very Respectfully,
 Your ob't servant,
 J. W. MARSHALL,
 First Asst P. NJ. General.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
NOTICE.

sissrrs n fhe Settling Irrrafsg Canal Cesrfshy u' iudsite, ,s .aid romfNny on ssssssmen's dHy ns' v ths Difeciors thsrcof as hiiovfi
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
N o E..

To dH Hhom d may Concern:
 The undefrigped, under the nam. and ,.,,. ., A, SALT HNER DITCH COMPANY. herrbr y;,. v .. As that ihey have this day claimed Forty Thos,sa,s , 'o te measured under two ocbcs pressure ,f ,s, -. ~ sat hiver. io ie taken frun said river a, r.s , Eve miles above the crossing of the MeDarsli as5 h, enos rosd % said rvcf and opposite red u,-us,, . the south side ef sad river We also clsig ,h, .-a v ~ay fE said d.ieh io poin, opposite ths sdd,. s , na'th side cd tbs I.iie Maicvfa Noun,ais We ,, eutir- length of sad thieh.
 And he sad Sah River Ditch CouraHv frr,hs, ,,, Eo,ic> sss' ihry inised io commence port ou u. .s Ditch or bsfeFe the 4ish day sf December [, ts-e Sad ditch Co run tls~ -su7h sda af sald river
 N. L. tmfftN, Joe. W. KNOTT
 CALVIN JACKsoN A B sNru
 yohN As-1N, A. P. \. sArToRB
 JACnH MTILEa s SHnrP
 Jf.sh JACKSON, C. A. LrkL
 X. JArKroN, H C HtN
 Sat- River A IT., August 2ai Is7u Nre
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
" TlCE. To all Whom it may Concern

The undersigned under f,s~ snA ssyls sf n. F'ernir Ditch Coiuf~uy, hereby s1rc nulos a, ,b.y have this day siaiusi Eve hns-anA 6 0 ihsss fs i. mrasufed under t~a ises prr.sssr.i d s water. a Sal HvrF Co he taken fruw sud ritsr a rui abou ts.. fsurfils af rsir aprr f. head tf The d.ra oxn.a sal asri hy Inc swiiinx irrigatipx Canal Casngasy asA Immediately tss ihr Foky flnt thai thsFs hss fhe rvef which sud lucaiion ss.rted hy ] V ssf isnx nad Thnlas hNFntu ahsri yrar sgs The urasf signed sisn ciAis r,ghi of gay s~ fer irgsiisg DiA along tise line r~efri and e-assd by sad ssiinF rl Bayuarn to he old ac-quia disch snssinss eAsd Mszzt.ramA Ditch. and ,benee Asag ths c~n,rs G a s ditch ts shei- length claiming fny' f,vf earh Asd tAe said Pbssuls D,eh ComFany gvs sur'bsr that they inirud tS weFk ugsn sAt dsrh befors ihs iosh day cf Aagtsi is7n.
 t " SWELLING
 THOMAS EARNUN
 j. I. AfSAP
 I'bsenis Dl.ck Csrpary. Plseair Juiy t ls70. assaa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
Ssoal Adrertise,ntuts,
sIiERIFF's SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. Tumn r.n Arizona N'unv' Itrriiofy oi M WohMsER r. IT. wtGbERIIcu w.,.
 ""o " bLoch paftuers under the arm r.,L .iALR
 style of WORNsEe & O., Piaip,ig. @'a
 
 1oA4Oh bARbERf and CoRLss PgRAsso n..
 Notice is hereby given, tIas in pura,src. , ~ ton issued out of the District Cou-t of t. T,t sisca District In and for ihe County of Ynvspl ara sa saasa Ank"na by The Clerk thereof to r-r slr,,t 'InFy d me to make the sum of Nine Hubdref s-, ,i dsslgray lars gold coin, together with costs and sl ao ssiisiy certain Judgment entered is tbe n.. " nivrvsaiu on the sth day of July A D is7o ia Cei1 the above plaintas and against inc s. .lsus, 'g q sum, principal aud interest ' ~ sd Now ihefsiore. !. John l.. Taylor Sbeyis of -. County by virtue of the authority In me y,-as ' ssais eases made and provided have levied utss s4 ~, m ssa tT sale ai public nnetion and will aell to inc M vlf der in Trout of the Court House 10 the ,au f t, Na Arizona on Saturday, SeItembrr l7h ID is-, ',sF @ hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of said day t.e sl.t@ @ p. erio-d property, Co wits All the right lille sna ev of the said Curas Perasss in aud to thai .s ',s' house and two lots 100 fee, frDni by go ae, d so, Three lJ fronting Howell Street and tr.s. ps1 , and Antelope streets, in the town of Wieir,, N-n County of Navarai and Territory of Ari,sns VI 'As Witness my hand this g7th day Of August A n is,o
 ,.. JOHN l. TAYLOR
 Aus<'S sheriff YavaF~ Coun,y
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03

IT is said that the connecting link between tbe animal and vegetable is sosb.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03

A;a -a.sr- is hr-rsy gigsa io all ~hera Hay ee'f that u.tss. s~sti.tass bs pads win s SerfrfaI sa rumrary st hi. oaies ai Phsruix SaysFei oaenl ", tory of Arzona hefrr fhe srsi ~eiHrday 70 u.-1 A. D l-7u af 70 ociart 4. N he ai.rs nrs's.ri .har-s ~iH af fis sa8 fims ard pses hr oh.fsa h ~ ai psbIe anrfion ie he ifhssi h~lder hT eass, , No bd wiH be rrceivsd Ss ies. .Is''S@' 't-s. .., dehi-ines. of h. share osrod with hfs fff essA ~a thereto for advertising and oos,s uf sale.
 By OedsF of ihe CsanfNHy
 JOHN T. ALsAP
 Secretary swilhng IT, oss, C@ rhaair July 2 is,o.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF

rou~ NJ na.x.x.x of Wesley valley, ofss hsss .s'. to A,e voters of YavaTai county, as sn ocraiic Candidate for the onsee 0f sAsnh' "' ,ied electiou and solicits their support -
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
CAR D.

Tn. auAeraeneA wif ray rbe highest inSas M fc.,,s, Soldjer.' Final s1afenisBts, or8nen fsy h ,uent ysuch~rs tsalA Dns, and Legal ssa cO
 .,.s.a,, e Bankers, Las Angeles oa'N'- o-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-03
TO QUARTZ MINERS

,.a. s,,ans.msnts Co have sEy, ss'ay samples C, s,.s ,.. correctly made and ~i Isc sa solsr Fr,s'' ssnss, raid by mail or esfse~, eps's's sses. and r.sara osr.iscsfe by nal nah T S. CURTIS
 Car. cnA. s EAros. ias Noais'"sssss. ss. irSTirsa''~ sag7ns
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-28
River News.

The river was slowly rising here, Inst
evening, with sixteen feet six inches in
the channel.
Tho local packets werc on time, yGster-
tlAy, ms usual, and had fair trips both ways,
The Hudson will reach here sometime
to-day, as we notice that she passed Iron
ton at 3 r. N. Wednesday. Passengers
and shippers will he on hand promptly at
3OcIock tomorrow afternoon, as the lIud.
son leaves ut that hour for Cincinnati.
If we HrC to put any confidence in the
paragraph found below, taken from the
Cincinnati Commercial OF yesterday, We
may expect u lively competition between
the Major Anderson and the Arlington.
We take the following from our Gin.
Cinnali exchanges received last night:
The weather was delightfully."- warm
Yesterday, and the sky clear.
The river fell feet inches IN the "a
hours ending at q O'clock Inst evening,
when there were II feet II inches Of water
In the channel, by the metal marks at the
Water Works, and 90 feet space under the
bridge for passing steamers.
understand that EaglcspOrt dam, on
the Muskingum, twenty miles below
ZanesvillC, was badly damaged by the re-
cent lfeshCt, near one hundred feet Of It
being carried out.
TOSS,,,,,,,t 6. ~, ,,,;II ,,o, hove TIN bOtst
ing apparatus Of one Of the Liberty's
bGrgCS repaired until II o'clock to-day.
The Liberty, therefore, deferred her de-
parturc for New Orleans until noon.
The new Pittsburgh packet, Arlington,
and the Major Anderson, are coming
down the river almost together. Both
will be here to-day. The Arlington pass
ed GallipOlis last evening twenty minutes
after the Anderson. The Arlington re-
turns to Pittsburgh tomorrow.
The Mary Davagc and barges are at the
Iron pile" at St. Louis, loading with orc
for the Ohio river. The large which the
Davage had damaged was put of the sec.
tiOnal docks yesterday, in "A No l" con
diliOn.
With the advent Of Capt. Dan. Moorc's
new steamer Arlington in the Pittsburgh
and Cincinnati trade, we are to have
lively competition, rs Capt, MnhlCmAn has
determined to extend the Major Ander-
sons trips through to Pittsburgh, leaving
Cincinnati on Friday, her regular day
the same day the Arlington Is advertised
to leave. 4 spirited contest may be an.
tiCipAted.
In the manifest Of the Emma No. 9,
from New Orleans, we notice the follow
ing shipments for this city: Reilly, Barnes
& Hobbs, "a empty ale bblS, 5 hC do;
Maxwell S Tingle, 30 bbb. lnolaSses;
jenkins, Baum & Co, e0s ibis mOlaSses,
IS hhds. sugar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-28

HAIR JEwELRE.-OxtOby d Duflield
Jewellers, lO4 Market street, below Mcclure
House, have made special arrangements
with ono OF the flrst houses in New York
70 have ornamental hair work done to
order, and they can, OH three or four days
notice, have braldlng executed in the
neatest style Of the art A specimen book
containing an almost endless variety Of
styles can be seen at their store. Relatives
and friends who have preserved locks Of
hair once worn by departed loved ones
and all Others who may desire To have hair
jcwely finished in the best style, will do
well to leave orders at Oxtoby & Duftiell's
JeweIry Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-28

APPLICATIONS To RR lNCOWroRATEp--
The application Of Andrew j. Commell
AMI Others, was filed in the office Of the
Secretary Of State, yesterday, The petit
TONERS ask to be incorporated under the
name Of "thc Piedmont WorEingmens'
Stock Company" To carry on general
produce and dry goods store, and To con
duct mercantile business generally. The
principal Office is TO be kept at Piedmont,
and the charter Is to continue until Jan,
uory LIST, 1890.
Fourteen hundred and fINy dollars have
been subscribed to the capital stock, and
authority is granted to increase It to TWEEN
w,tivc thousand. Par value Of shares.
tiNy dollars.
IEGon. Geo. W. Brown and others fled
their application, yesterday, with Capt.
Pipes, Secretary Of State, asking to be in.
corloralNl under the title of "Thc Taylor
County Agricultural and Mechanical so
cicty." They declare their objects to he
the promotion Of Agricultural and me.
chanicAl interests; to encourage the
growth and improvement of stock, and to
acquire rial estate for hir grounds build
ings, Sc, The principal office Is to be at
Grafton and the charter Is to expire Jsnu-
sry IS, 1890 The corporators have sub
scribcl five hundred dollars as capital
stock and are permitted To get further
subscriptions to the amount Of twenty
five thousand dollars, divided into shares
Of ten dollars each.
We are graiiiird to Scc such organiza-
tons forming in our State, Each county
should have its Agricultural Society, and
hold fair annually, A pnlscwOrthy ri
valry would thus be inAuguMted, and our
agricultural resources be more rapidly
and thoroughly developed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-28

POLICE UOulrr.-Therc was not full
attendance at the Police Court, yesterday
morning, I'D Nere hId, for We were not
There, strange MS 1t mny be. We arrived a
little too late to witness the exhibit
tion. The room was deserted by all OK
ccpt the man on guard, who could not
give lis information rs to the names Of the
parties tried, or the fines imposed. lie
knew only that one young man Ind been
acquitted of some charge, and another
fined for disor'lcrIy conduct. If 1t affords
our readers ANY qualification to read the
names which appear in the Police Court
report from day to day, they must forgive
us the omission this morning, We will
cndcavor to be on hand in time hereafter
to get all the particulars,