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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-11-17

Shears and Scissors, Table and Pock-
ct Cutlery, Coffee Mills, &c, &C., at
Sullivan's Hardware Store.
HERSHISER & MYERS
II + Sell everything cheap.
CALL attte new Stone Front Eofl
your groceries. You wilIalways fndI
good goods and at favorable rates for
the purchaser, at H. A. BUsKIRK's.
MARTIN NEGELE have a stock Of
splendid Cigars. Call and try them.
THE Mutual Life Insurance Co, 81
! n Y. Cash Assets S45,OOO,O 900.
J. R. UMsTED Agent.
n 4S-tf 100 VI
HERSHISER & MYERS
Sell Pstent Medicines cheap.
HI cRAHNEsToCK's Pure White Lead at
Marquardt,s. --,.,,,,- ,,-,
1 q . 4 a D
SANDS Chicago Cream Ale And
! Toledo StOckAIe on draught at Ruess'
National Re5rt iy = f-AN q B
I HERSHIsER & MYERS
Sch Eaints and Oils cheap.
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i0RAHSEsToCI,s Pure White Lead At
Marquardt's. ~ .. -.r- ..- ..fraly Do
! A good BriekHouse on Washington
Street for sale heap. Inquire Of
H. - Ivy. P. & n. NOBLE 81
.tz4s ..-. - --- 80 llF.-HI-. 10 '.HH
PINE Tar at Mrquardts Drug Store.
OIL Cake GrOud, always on hand
and for sale, At d. A. BusKrRKis.
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Ar, AZ Findlay.l - tI,eeie FindlaT-
l-.-r----.- L Q, LAWSON, sup't.
I n. BUReOoS, Master TSnanspOrtation..' 4.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-11-17

For sale at all Principal Ticket Offices.-
Baggage checked through and omnibus and
ferriage avoided. ..'HT.' .tri'#tl -t.l.
P, B. GROAT, GEO. Fl. NETTLETON,
GenI Ticket Agent, b Gen'l Supt.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-11-17
HERSHISER & MYERS
Sell Pstent Medicines cheap.

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10 - l 80

TO FRED. eKUxxELL AND FRED. scHR1EKKL.
Fred GrummellslO 90 Fred Rothfuchs- l 90
J z Marquardt.-. 10 90 Martin Beck. 100
g Hartman -. 60 VIM Myers.--.,.l %
Friedr Sciinekel 90 W Burkard -. / o.
fhil Grummell- 5 90 + Zarges-........... 90
Justin Snyder. 500 Moses Cramer-... 100
John Uhl.....---.... % Zimmerman. 100
Ed Apdssa fS-a i1os gfRusecReFl. 90 le
FotAttllllll-lsl AAlAlA-43l.s596 50 j
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SCIPIO.
The New York herald., 1870-09-05
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES,

Mrs. ScOttSddons announces an engagement this
evening at Woods Museum. The opening piece will
be the adaptation from the German called "'Twixt
Axe and Crown.n The buresque extravaganza
"The Golden Butterfly" Will be given at the matinee
Emmett enters upon the last week OF his engage.
ment al Wallack's. "FritZ" therefore remains but
Fix nights more
"Lttle Faust" stlll holds the boards at The
Olympic AIRS. Oates and Fox are the principal
features.
Manager Daily announces the opening OF The Fifth
Avenue theatre on Tuesday, September 13, with his
own dramatzation OF wilkie Collins Man and
Wife,
This VIII be gala week IN the classical line at
Nibo's. Tonight "Julius Casar'' VIII be presented
with star cast comprising Messrs Walter Mont
gomery, Mark Smith, t. l.. Davenport, L. Barrett
T. Hamilton, Madame Ponisi and Miss Buchanan
On Tuesday "OthellO' Will be given.
Mr. Joseph Jefferson still continues his inimitable
"Trip Van Winkc" at Booths.
The last week but two OF Madame Lanner's ballet
troupe is announced At the Grand opera House.
Kelly L. Leon's Mnstrels have made hit with
their new theatre "Lc Petit Faust" Is still the
satiOn there.
A grand concert Will be given tonight at Terrace
GARDEN by Moennauers orchestra.
Lima Edwln's OJOu theatre VIII open next week
for the regular fall dramatic season.
The San Francisco Ministries have new bill this
So has the Comique, In which wyndham Clark, the
Scottish tenor and bnrlesque on the great European
war will he the feature.
"Daring DIck. the Detective and the ocean
Yacht Race'' will be the features OF this weeks bill
al the Bowery.
''rne Black DETECTIVES" is Tony Pastors drama for
this week. ra
Hooley's Mnstrels commence the fall season
tonight In Brooklyn.
Mrs +. u. Conway begins the season at the PARK
Brooklyn, on Saturday.
Nilsson aud her company OF artists sailed from
Liverpool in the Cuba on Saturday and viii appear
at Steinway Hall this month.
The sale OF seats for the Marie Seebach season at
the Fourteenth street theatre date Francais) COM
mences on Thursday next. The initial performance
will be ''Faust.n f
Oliver Dowd Byron opened TO a very large house
at Her Maestys Theatre, Ottawa, Ontario, Thurs.
day last. He performed his original character in
across the Continent" The play Is spoken highly
OF.
The New York herald., 1870-09-05

10 contribute TO the common stock of well orgsn-
zed city government, ~ honest, law-abiding citi-
zcns, stimulated rs 10 comply not only With 8ll re-
quiIements and suggestions OF health authority as
far lay In our power, but by close attention TO
every detail In the conduct OF the business remove
The necessities OF this 4r9af city, with its
teeming millions OF Inhabitants its numerous
horse railroads. stage lines and mercantile pursuits,
require tnat some depot or place should be perna.
Dcnlly designated and appointed for receiving ana
rapidly disposing or its dead and dying animals, lts
Onal refuse its household waste, ITS market deTtS
and that 1t should make such provision as not 10 oe
either means OF annoyance 20 neghboring cilies
or Of rcproach from ITS own citlzens and we aver
That II can be done within our own precincts, anu
with proper care without complaint or Oi-
fence. We are prepared 10 conduct the busl-
ness OF removing, and that rapidly 700,
al! these evils in "a most uueXceptionabe
manner. and are both Wiling and anxious TO be al
lowed TO do 80. Let the proper authorities assign
us u location where we can arrange properly our
present apparatus. which Is acknowledged by eX,
perts 10 De complete in every respect. and we VIII
guarantee that no more complaints Will be heard
from anything with which we are justly responsible.
competent legal authority advises us that 1t IL the
duty and within the power Of the Health Department
70 regulate ana set apart proper depot but not
wilhstaniing repeated EFFORTS on our part We have
a. yet been unable 10 obtain any action.
GALEN A. CARTER, Wee PRESIDENT.
The New York herald., 1870-09-05
POLITICAL NOTES AND CeuxENTs.

General Schenck has returned home 20 enter ar
once upon the canvass in sne Ohio Third district.
John A. Logan. according to present appearances.
will be renominated without opposition 1or Con.
gresham at large in Illinois.
Aaron F. Perry, the Cincinnati Cnro,siclei is author
ized TO say, will definitely announce to-day his de-
cislon In regard to the Congressional nomination
rendered him In the Ohio First district.
Benjamin A. Moss, OF Hamilton county, Is a repub.
lcan candidate for Congress In the Tennessee Third
district
John NJ. Bright declines to become a candidate
for Congress in the Tennessee Fourth district.
General Quarles having Withdrawn from the con.
test for Governor in Tennessee the Franklin Repieo
now supports General John O. Brown.
General Hawley, OF Connecticut will lecture the
coming season on "Gent,emen In Politics.
The republican party in Iowa has never lost a
State election since the party was organized and il
carries every Congressional district, and out OF one
hundred counties ell but six. It's usual majority in
the State Is about 10000
The Buffalo Commercial wants the republicans TO
nominate Lorenzo d. Collins, or West Troy, for
Canal Commissioner.
Men who are not Congressional candidates in the
West are distnguishable by their wearing badges.
In one district there are only SIX.
Mr.. Pettybone Offers himself as Congressional sue
cessor to Tennessee Butler, the widow robbcr
B. F. Butler is not candidate for Senator in OPP
position to Henry Wilson.
John Hill, republican, has been renominated In the
Fourth district OF New Jersey, and has been twice
before elected.
A Republican State Convention mas been called to
meet at Richmond Va, the ed inst for the pur-
pose Of erccting thorough organization for Tho
Congressional elections In November.
The New York herald., 1870-09-05
A BRILLIANT METEOR.

From the Providence Journal. Sept 81
On Tuesday evening little after eleven o'clock
brilliant meteor passed over the northeastern sec
tOD OF the sky It's form and size like that Of
an egg. Coming from the distant realms OF unknown
space, moving with startling velocity, It impigned
upon our atmosphere. All aDlaze with glowing
light from the concusson 1t Illuminated, for two
seconds Of time, Its golden racec0urse among the
stars and then dissolved In "nery tear.''
Quickly as the star moved human Thought
moves on leeter wings, aud human fancy pierces
the depths OF intersteilar space, where countless
myrads OF meteOrs revolve under their
resistless sway OF impapaDle force. There
Imagination beholds The meteor-zones circulating
in vast Ovals, bOundess In extent starting m
velocity, unapproachabe In tenuty Of substance in
COMPREHENSIVE In the place they I'LL In the economy
OF the universe. While We wait patiently for the re-
velal0ns OF the uture for more light these lniest
and lightest members Of the material universe we
benold with reverental awe the mighty range Of
0nnipotent power which now sends solitary waif
ike me one we have described to disturb the cter
nal calm Of the hours
When stars are in the quiet sky,
and now sets the armament on fire with meteOrs
1alllng beadlong from the heights above, thick as
dakes OF early snow and which, with cleaning
c0rUscauons
Shooting through the darkness Gid the night
Win sweeping gories apdlnng trains o light
The New York herald., 1870-09-05

courage and resignation, would inspire painter.
They never Know where they are going to-, obe.
dience being their rule many wear the order OF
the Legion Of Honor and are selected because tney
have acquired q certain experience Of battle6elds
in the Crimea. One OF q party who lett TINS
week had but one arm--the other was amputated
at Sebastop pol--and although she admitted in my
hearing that she could certainly not be 30 useful
az her companions still she would take the lowest
rank and perform the meanest services, "for, for
tunstely the arm left was the right one, and 1t
might still pillow some dropping head"
Nothing can be more admirable than these
women OF the Order Of st. Vincent de Paul, who
depart either for China, Lapland or Italy, with
utter Indifference as to their personal safety, and
who oppose to every attack mild glance, up
raised hands and prayer.
The New York herald., 1870-09-05
1tmsu AND PROBABLY FATAL ACCIDENT.
From the Rochester Express. Sent. 3

From the Rochester Express, Sept. 81
terrible accident occurred at the Central Rail-
road bridge, just east OF the depot this morning.
Daniel Adams. bridge reparer, was engaged,
ing Of the bridge. White a, work he noticed train
backing up on the north track, which was cot OBJ
served by some ladies passing over the bridge. He
ran short distance 10 3pprlse them OF their DANGER
and while in the act OF pushing one OF them from
the track, dld not observe tho approach OF the
I'VE minutes past seven. The wheels OF the locomo-
tiee caught both OF his feet and crushed them in
shocking manner The unfortunate man fell on to q
second platform some four feet below the level OF
the bridge. He was taken ont immediately and q
courier despatched for Dr. Moore, who arrived IN a
few moments and had the sufferer conveyed 10 st.
Msry'a o.ptal Tie dostor gave his opinion that
both feet wunld nave 10 De ampntated and tha tie
unfortunate III all would not survive The accident,
The New York herald., 1870-09-05

little actress played Peachbl0ssom IN "UDdcr the
Caslight" IN Elizabeth last Friday night.
Miss Z. T. ParslOe will have maiinee benefit at
Wallack's on Wednesday.
Miss McCulloch is at AbbeyviIie, s. @.
Theodore Thomas announces series OF Orches-
tral concerts at the Boston Music Hall, ten In num-
ber, to Deein October IA. Miss Mehg Is the pianist.
The dramatization OF "Monts Crist0.n by Mr..
Fechter TO be produced at the Globe Theatre in BOs
tOn Is to have the distribution OF parts following
Edmond Dantes, Mr.. Charles Fechter Norter Mr.
J. w. Wallack; Albert de Morcerf, Mrs. F. =. Chan
Frank Roche; DaDgars, Mr.. q. II. Grlniths Cade-
rousse. Mr.. Charles Leclercq; Abbe Faria MIR. ". j.
LeMoIne M0rel, Mr. II. +. Day Od Dantes, Mr..
&. Stedman; Mercedes, Miss Carlotta LccleTcq Car
conte Mrs. Melinda Jones; Mlle Danglars, Miss Ida
SavOry.
On the 9th inst. Miss Glyn MRS. T.. s. Dallas) will
depart from England IN the Russia for New York,
thus commencing tour which Will probably com
prise the principal towns Of America and Australia.
The New York herald., 1870-09-05
THE LATE SUICIDE At BUFFALO.
Eber &. Chacc Dcfaulser 20 the Amount Of
Nearly Thirty Thousand D0llars-Suspen-

sion Of the Mechanics' Savings Bank.
from the BufIalo Courier Sept. 2.l
The Mechanics Savings Bank Of which Eber c.
Chace, who committed suicide on Monday last, was
the secretary and treasurer failed 70 open Its doors
yesterday for the transaction oil business. On the
door window appears u card written in German and
English Of wnci the following Is a copy
"ine committee appointed TO examine into the
OF its treasurer nnd that there Is deficiency.
The trustees have concluded to close the institution
through the Bank Department"
TINS card WAS posted In accordance with the de-
termination OF the board OF trustees, who held
formal meeting on Wednesday evening.
An lnquigy into the condition of the bank reveals
the TACT mat Mr. Chace IL dcfauter TO the amount
Of between $4,000 and $3U, ,0OO There is also an
$1,000, which may or may not be loss to the insti
tutlon. The Indebtedness OF The bank Is Sl57 ,0o0,
and the numDer OF deposltols about CO.,.
warren Bryant president OF the Buffalo Savings
Bank, has sgnled to the trustees OF the closed in
stitutl0n his willingness to take the securities Of the
bank and TO assist them as far as the securities Will
warrant to settle with their dep0stOrs.
Mr.. Chace's bonds were only for $4,000, and the
gentlemen liable as his b0ndsmen are Edward
Bennett, r. ID. Lockwood, George l.. Marvin and
Roliin German
The hypothesis Of his friends that his suffering
from severe neuralgia affection probably led TO his
death was generous one, and they were entitled 70
its benefits and consultations SO long as the memory
OF the unfortunate man renamed unimpeached; but
an ordinary Interpreter Of motives could scarcely be
content TO accept such a theory while there were
other possible explanations 10 be sought after. In
our inquiries as tO the condition OF the man immedi
ately before his death, we uid not lind thar his neu
ralgc pains mad troubled him on Monday. They
had eXt0rted complaints from him the day before,
but we inferred that he was entirely free from them
The morning he committed suicide and In our Opn-
ion never resulted rom the memory or acute pam
from the anticipation Of Its occurrence. We learn
that Nj. Chace had been repeatedly nsjned by the
trustees that he must Increase the amount OF his
bonds, and that lie Iailed 10 do so. These fScts,
linked together lett but little doubt AS to the motive
which lea to suicide, ana the subsequent tnvestiga
t0D, the result OF which we have given, sets the
question forever at rest.
The New York herald., 1870-09-05
AN INDIGNANT POLICEMAN.

oflcer Daniel Frazer was yesterday arralgned be-
fore Justice Coulter at the YOrkville Police Court,
charged with assaulting and threatening to shoot
Terence Leonard, OF No. 6e4 Eighth avenue without
provOeation Frazer says that he had sufficent pro
vocation 10 do what he did. Leonard had come to
his house while ne was absent to purchase some
second hand furniture which Frazer had TO sell,
and while there offered his wife twelve dollars TO
prostitute herself 10 him. When he learned Of the
insult he went direct TO Leonard thrashed him, and
he was not sorry for doing It either Frazer waved
An examination before Justice Coulter, and gave
bail in $500 70 er at the General Sessions. His
willingness 10 let jury OF his peers decide the
merits OF the case does not look as he thought he
had done WRONG.
The New York herald., 1870-09-05
Base Bal! Notes.

The Putnam Club, Of Troy, arrived in this city last
night and Will play with the Tuttle Bailey Club TO-
day, at the Union grounds, Brooklyn, E. d. These
clubs are Juniors, yet they play as sharply many
OF the professionals. The object Of the game is the
junior championship. Both clubs are confident and
fierce contest, therefore, may be expected. Shond
The weather prove uDfavorable the game will take
place the first fair day,
Tie Putnams and Fly Always are engaged to play
at the Union grounds on Thursday.
On Wednesday the Stars and knickerbockers will
play at HobOken. and on Thursday the Empires and
Orions Will play at the same place.
The New York herald., 1870-09-05

A SMART WOMAN.--Miss A. p. Ladd OF Augusta,
Me-, was on Wednesday appointed 10y the Governor
ano Council justice OF the peace and quorum This
Is believed to be the first appointment OF lady to
this Office In New England and perhaps In the United
States, east OF Wyoming Territory. She holds the
responsible position OF chief clerk In the United
states Pension agency In Augusta. and Is said TO be
young lady OF first class business qualifications.
THIS appointment qualities her TO administer Oaths,
take ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of deeds, soemnne mar
IiaceB, 40
The New York herald., 1870-09-05
THE RECENT GASOLINE EXPLOSION.
Death az Captain Pepper.

Captain Simon Pepper. who had an ONCE In the
premises lis and l20 Maiden lane at the time of the
explosion OF gasoline there some ten twelve days
died yesterday in the Centre Street Hospital The
matter Will I've investigated before OF the Coro
neIs.
The New York herald., 1870-09-05
THE NATIONAL GAME.

Eagles, Of New York. VS.. Olyn,pics, Of Staten
Island.
The Eagles OF this city visited Edgewater, Staten
Island, on Saturday last, played friendly game
with the Oiympics Of that place and came OF VIC
torious, as VIII he seen by the annexed score
The New York herald., 1870-09-05

2asIs::........ 22,y%p'e. 2s g,s III
Fly catches-Eages, 8; Olympics
Double plny by by Waters.
Home runs--(jaughan 6.
Umpire-Nr. Rich, OF the Enterprise Club.
Time of game-Tw hours and fifteen minutes.
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HEOkGETUWE.

MrsIC ON THE PoTONAC--On WeJue.l,v
evening next the members OF the Potomac Ro,.
Club viii I've serenaaed at their boat-honse AZ
TIE loot OF Congress street. The band b)a. "A nj
&c decorated and illuminated for the occasion
We notice with pleasure the good feeling tn
midst, as such sentiments Of goodwill sneak
Wen Tor Georgetown, and would suggest in con-
Hecuon with this that the smaller boats on the
river be provided ch with lantern as il will
add to the beauty OF the scene.
EohsE RACE.-A novel horse race will CANA
OIL in our ia, '''tv during the present week. n
"-s that Dick -'rt and Jake Poor met
ftw evenin- since, ana uss'oh as to he
merits of their respective "horscn.. tstr
in q wager between the two, which is, ~
their horses ('rottersl out of harness and ru.
hem under the saddle, one mile dash on the
conduit road, for purse. The friends Of each
are now endeavoriDg to get the owners to ride
their own horses.
r HEowxEp.-On Saturday afternoon last,
cOlored man nameI Charles Johnson enip.. Cod "
canal, was drowned on the level below the Seven
Mile locks. He was yeTeing the boat OF from
the bank when the pole in his hand slipped, aud
down he went TO rise no more. The body has
not vet been recovered, and il is expected the
water will have to be drawn of the vel tor that
IuTpOse.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE-In consequence OF
The az sence or most OF orr millcrs at the water
ing places, Change is dull, the offerings this
The TUB RACE tomorrow afternoon at five
O'Clock between some of our heavy weight citi-
ZeDs, such as Richard Ellis and others will
doubtless attract An immense crowd. The CON
testants will start from the buoy be- the uue-
duct and go as far as the Potomac boat house.
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"a Voice from the Peo,Ic

EDITOR STAR: Through you. Mr.. Editor, the
attention OF the proper authorities is called TO
great annoyance which has continued for soma
t,me without any apparent Cessation, greatly to
the Inconvenience of the community. i refer
10 The practice Of persons cOngregating on the
SIDEWALK at the corner OF 9TH street, south.side
street, near the Northern Market, especially
on Saturday evening. sometimes twenty or thirty
persons standing talking and smoking, blocking
up the tIoroughfare to The great ANNOYANCE of
females who may be compelled to attend the
market at that time. and also to the preiudlc &c or
the merchants near b.. Not only is tais the case
opposite the market; but il is almost impossible
al times 10 get ont OF tue market. either AT the
corner OF Sth or ,th street. The clerk OF the
market should, by all means, keep the aisles
reading to the entrance to the market clear and
also prevent chiidren's carriages from being
drawn through the market; and the practices OF
persons standing in groups, with their baskets
Chatting with their friends, whilst others who
were IN hurry to get had to wait until they
mad finished their chat or else push then aside
which i have seen done in more than one in
stance 1t is hoped that this Objectionable fea-
lure 10 the market may be speedily removed;
ana trust that the proper authorities will speed
lIy 1t move the impedinents to the ingress aud
eeresS TO this very important place of resort
ar also strive TO prevent persons rs far As pos
sibie from throwing melon rnd on the side
"aihs. AN OLD CITIZEN.
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Letters J from the People.

EDITOR STAR your paper seems ID be
regarded as the peoples paper, and as - The
people N 10 use II as the mediu N for yario1s
well meTited sr0ic's, desire to inter an add
tional growl through its columns, If you will
allow me. Growing Is privilege we all enjoy.
and it IN pity that '. is not oftener needed and
especially IN city like this, where nuisa.ic do
so abound.
Ihcre il the COW nuisance, rne hog nuisance,
the goat nuisance, the goose nuisance, the nli-
sance or hawkers crying at the top or their
voices at five O'Clock in the morning, "fra;s Sd
fish, fraish fish" and many other nuisances
"too numerous to MENTION" but all familiar to
your multitude of readers. But the GROWING
nuisance, before which all others dwindle into
inter insignihcance and " hide their diminished
heads" Is the dog nuisance.
A great cutlery Is made against cows and pigs,
those quiet and useful animals, and even the In
offensive geese are captured and hustled on to
the pOorhouse; but who is there that raises his
voice against those hateful pssts-those worse
than useless mongrel ours who live only 10 eat
with their internal howlings?
You retire to bed one of these hot nights, and
Just as you are lto use strictly original phrase)
dropping into the EARNS of morpheus - series
of unearthly yells from the throat of rniserab,e
cur in your next neighbours back ward brings
you up "all standing" and in utter despair and
nsiPiesshess you hear 1t taken up b. another
vlllainous can nine across the street who in turn.
Is answered by another in the next square, and
so on from square to square and from ward to
ward, until the entire city, from Rock creek to
the Eastern branch. aud from Boundary street
TO the Potomac, echoes and re-echoes TO the
roar OF the twenty thousand abominations with
in its limits.
Is there a dog law, or is there not? And IL
not, Why not And ii there il one why is it not
enforced? Why, a dog law at this season OF
the year Is of far more Importance than the
fifteenth amendment!
Last summer the early morning was often
made lively by the sweet music of the police
mans Musket or revolver, AMI whenever saw
one or the vile ours bite the aust felt just like
policeman ha md risb
him long life as the benefactor of his race. But
now alas unmuZzled dogs run at large by day
and render sleep impossible by night.
SUBSCRIBER.
WASHINGTON. 4 10. Is LEO.
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assault on Will:au Graves. This was a free
tight tetTeen some csrGenters, and Bass was
fined IS and costs.
At-T RfCssS-Richard Dorsey, charged with
sssauli on Nav Taylor; fined ~ without costs.
william Rheims. charged with G.surds xiv
CCpdact; fined 81