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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-19
washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-This morning the
visiting Knights Templars left Washington, the
Hartford Knights proceeding directly home
while the Pilgrims remain in Baltimore until
tomorrow.
The president to-day appointed ex-Gov. Luz
cius Fairfield United States consul at Liverpool
Strive of Washington Territory to be secretary
of that territory; William Penny to be United
States attorney Tor Dacotah; Rufus R. Wade
to be postmaster at Cambridge, Mass; George
A. Morse to be postmaster at Newport, N. H.
The secretary of the treasury has not yet
commenced the preparation of his report on the
finances nor has he intimated to any person
whomsoever, what recommendation he intends
TO make. The recent statements on this subject
are gratuitous and Imaginative, as is also the
alleged intmalion that the banks are to be com
PEELED to accept a lower percentage than the
present, to secure circulation.
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New YorI, City News.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1S-It is asserted by lead
ing members of the Apollo hall democracy that
the county and judiciary ticket will be agreed
upon by that organization and the republicans
Gavemeyer will probably be nominated fol
mayor, and the republicans are to be given the
nominations for the supreme court judge and
SIX aldermen.
The new indictments against Tweed and
Others are supposed to have been obtained as a
safeguard in the case of others not holding
good, and in order to force Tweed TO trial Gar
Vey's plasterlng bills were offered in evidence
before the grand jury, in connection with the
cases of many ring adherents, and it is uu-
derstood that scores of men whose houses were
frescoed at the public expense will be proceeded
against.
1t is stated that another expedition is being
fitted out against Cuba, but is under the aus
pices of one Ryan, who reyer has yet been sue
cessiul, and OF whom it is ntimated that he con-
spired with Spanish officials to sell out his ex-
petition.
Judge Brown of Morrsania, who plead guilty
of stealing the fines Of his court, which be-
longed to the county, yesterday resigned and
was fined six cents for his crime.
The will of the late Judge McCunn was pre-
scented in the surrogates court to-day for
probate when the counsel appeared in behalf of
the alleged heirs and asked for new citation
so that the will may be contested. The applica-
ton was granted. The contestants are said to
bC luc Clllui ell VI Il nan ulCCt VI luC Judge.
St. Lukes home for INDECENT females, at
Madison avenue and seth street, was opened to-
day.
A number of the cigar manufacturers have
acceded TO the demand of the workmen for an
increase from 81 10 IS on every thousand. Sew
eral houses have suspended operations because
OF the demand.
Patrick Caulfield, on the recruiting staff of
the regular army, went to the residence of one
Allen, a clockmakcr, at No 304 Tenth avenue,
last evening, and showed Mrs. Allen what pur,
ported to be an order from Washington for the
arrest of her husband, saying he had been sent
by Lieut.. Dougherty Of the first infantry. Mrs.
Allen caused Caulfeld's arrest. He was fined
$40, and locked up in default Of $500 bonds for
good behavior.
VIM Havemeyer, in a letter published to-
morrow, says it would be iniudicious for him
to accept the reform nomination in view Of the
apathy of the people.
AT meet Of the Tammany judiciary conveu-
ton, tonight, the conference committee reported
the names of S. B. Garvin and Charles NJ. DON
ahoe as candidates for district attorney, on a
poll Of APT for Garvin and 440 for Donahoe.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
no THE sv0BCEsrER DAHEH s@Y
Foreign News.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, Oct. 1S.-rhe appointment of Sir
Rounded Palmer as lord chancellor is gazetted.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Oct. 1S.-President Theirs will leave
Paris, probably tomorrow, returning to Trou-
vile, for brief respite from his arduous labors
The postal treaty between France and the
United States will soon be signed.
NJ. GOulard, minister of finance, wants the
postal rates raised from 40 to 45 confines per
ten grammes, and he differs from the pos tai de-
partment slightly on questions of transit; but
President Theirs has interposed to reconcile all
differences of opinion and smooth the way to
the final ratification of the treaty.
Heavy rains have caused the rivers Rhone,
Sarne and Loire to overflow their banks
The bulk Of the German force in Marine and
Upper Marine is to be Withdrawn Only small
detachments will remain at important points
after the 10th inst. The winter quarters of the
Germans in other departments are not yet COM
Dlptpd
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Snndax NOIices.

Church of the Unity: Rev. j. C. Kimball, for
merly of Beverly, will preach morning and even
ing.
Laurel street Church: Preaching at 101{ by the
pastor, Rev. h. ID. Weston; Sunday school at noon;
prayer meeting at Z III the evening.
Piedmont Church, Rev. George II. Gould will
preach for the Piedmont church tomorrow at ~
O'Clock P. NJ.
Rev. G. IL. Carpenter will preach at the Main
street Baptist church tomorrow morning Mr..
Carpenter having spent the last fifteen years as a
missionary in Burmah, will speak on the subject of
mission at in the evening.
Old South Church The pastor, Rev VIM NJ
Parry, will preach tomorrow. Morning sermon,
"a Canopy of Wings" Afternoon sermon, can
Apostles Left Baggage" Meeting for prayer and
conference at P NJ.
Elder S. &. Mathewson of Castleton, VT, will
preach at the Second Advent chapel on Central
street. Sunday, Oct 20, at the usual hours of divine
service All are invited. Seats tree.
Spiritualists Meetings.-Miss Jennie Legs
will speak in Horticultural hall tomorrow at 81
and O'Clock P. M, upon the following subjects:
"Ghe Call of Spiritualism to Woman;" "Modern
Paganism." Seats free to all.
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conflict with that held by this society on the same

conflict with that held by this society on the same
date
Resolved, that the thanks of this association are
due to DR.. c. A. Guilmete, basso cantante, for his
kindly yielding to the solicitation of the executive
board and appearing at the present festival, and
That We testify our appreciation of his eminent
abilities by placing record their mature judg
ment that to-day he has right to the title Of the
greatest living exponent of English Oratorio."
The annual election of officers was con-
summatcd by adopting the list reported by the
committee appointed for that purpose, as fol-
lows:
President-Samuel Staples, Worcester
Vice Presidents-Wm sumner, Munroe, D
Allen, Worcester; Hon VIM Hill, WikinsOnville;
Arson Rice, NOrthborO.
SecretaFy-S Richards Worcester
Assistant Secretary-IN Metcaf Worcester.
Treasurer-J Benchley, Worcester
L1brarian-G W ElKins Worcester
Assistant Librarian-L Il Cudworth, Oxford.
Board of DirecUors-F Hartshorn Ashland;
Geo Barrett Ashburnham: $ Warren, Auburn;
W Rice, Brookfeld; Ward, Brookfed; Hon
G Adams, Jr, North Bro0kfield; X DeLand, North
BroOkfeld; G Hitchcock Brimfied: c j Langley,
Boylston; G o Barnes BoylstOn; Henry bancroft,
Bramanvile Jasper Howe, Clinton; II A Kimbal,
Southbridge; w Works, Cordavllle; J Darling,
Charlton; Geo Lindiey, Dudley: William Hunf
Stillman Russell, East Douglas; E Wood, Daniel
sonvie, ct; John Upton, NJ G Lyon Fitchburg;
Butler Framlngham; Bancroft. A
Greenwood, Gardner; j Cheney, Globe Village;
Stockwell. Webster Noreross, Grafton; Bull
lard Hoiston; II Gleason Holden; T B Wheel
er, Harvard; II w Howe, Hubbardston; A B
Spooner, Hardwlck; VIM Jones, Lunenburg; Lewis
Parkhurst, LeOmrnster; Rev A II Coolidge Laices-
ter; Geo Allen, Lowell; A 5 Livrrmore, Mill
bury; Chas Hall, Milford; J Scott. BIiilvllle;
c Smith, Henry FentOn, Marlborough; c o
Bachelor, NOrthbridge; Charles Wilcox, Geo X
Tufts, New Braintree; Blanchard North Tx
bridge; Jonas Bigelow, Geo Harrington North
borough; Henry Harris, Birney Mann, Oakdale;
Geo + Daniels, Oxford; DIR o Hare, Princeton;
W Dodd, Paxton; Rev w Pnlpps, Plaiuheld, Conn;
II Lynden, Quinsigamond; I Rand, Shrews-
bury; Barley, Sterling; A Powers, Spencer;
Newton, scarborough; Z II Hutcnin.
son, sutton; o Jillson, South Gardiner;
A Kimball, Southbridge; Rev A J Bates,
Saundersvlle; Frank Copeland, Sterling; q
Reed, Rutland T ii LIvermore, Rochdale; Rev
VIM Phipps, Southvllle; j w Temple, Spencer; j
l. Murdoch, Uxbridge; r Barbour, Ware; John
Holman, Arson Warren Westborough VIM Pat
rick, Warren W l. WOodcOck, Winchendon; j E
Goodel, West BOylstOn; o p Maynard, West
Brookfed; b Clark, Webster; Charles Upton,
Westminster; Il L Hathaway, Ware; 5 Leland
Story, Q Adams, E z Knight, E NJ Barton,
Worcester
Honorary Directors-Carl Zerrahn, Scion Wilder
DR. l. II Southland, w U Perkins, Boston; L
Emerson, Framingham; Geo + Root, Chicago; c 2
Morrison, Worcester; l. Barnes, L w Wheeler,
Boston; 5 Davenport Bangor, Me; G W Halle
wood, Providence; A Hill, Lowell; IL Morey,
Concord, N II Ellis, Lawrence; r Dubois,
Bridgeton, j.
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Movement for the Expansion of the Ma.
liOnml CmrrencK.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1S-At an informal
meeting OF merchants, held yesterday at the
Philadelphia chamber of commerce, the follow
ING resolution was adopted:
Resolved, that meeting of merchants, manu-
facturers and bankers Of Philadelphia be held
on the 21st inst, at the chamber of commerce,
to consider the eXpediency OF petitionng Seere-
tary Boutwell, to relieve the money market by
purchasing S44,000,00O Of the interest bearing
debt, with a like amount of legal tenders retired
nv Secretary McCuloch
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ADHERTIsINa RATES.

IL DAILY sPT-For the square" Of ten Ii Is Of szat
type time IS cts; each subsequent lnss ion 50 cts,
week SASS weeks s4OOi month $500; year 81.
andth same proportiOnaly for any number Of squar
Two lines for one week sloO; three lines sl.25;
lines s7 Ave lines sl5O. Local notices Is cents re
line for each insertion Business notices Is cents ps
line Obituary notices, resolutions &c l5eents perlina
SLegal advertisements per square for first insei tcn
eseh subsequent insertion Scents. EE ZEz
Special positions in the paper and special sty.es
display Will be charged extra rates Cuts ane dSubls
column adv ertlsements allowed onlyto limte extent
snddouble rates charged for the whole space oecr
IL WEEKLY SPY-First insertion si00 per siuares
acknowledgement insertion 50 cents; months s. d. on
year $500.
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New LiEe-saving stations ON cape Cod.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1s.-The following are the
sites Of the new hIe-saying stations on Cape
Cod, recommended by the board OF revenue ma
rine officers appointed for the purpose OF maxi
ing proper selections, and adopted by the treas.
ond, Peaked Hill bar; third, Highlands, one
mile north of Highland light; fourth, Parnet
river; fifth, Wellfeet; sixth, Nausett; seventh,
Orleans; eighth, Chatham, south beach, ninth,
Monomoy; and one on the southwest point OF
Block Island. All the houses for these stations
are to be completed by Dec LIST, and be ready
for occupancy and service about the 10th OF
December. They are all as near the sea us they
could be placed with safety.
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Hon. Thomas Nelson United States minister
to Mexico, left New York on Thursday for
Ierre adute, Indiana, with the remains of his
wife for burial.
S. n. Goodale has entered a suit in the circuit
court against the St Louis Globe for 500 900
damages for publishing dispatch from Boston
furnished by the American press association, in
which GoOdale is said 10 be suspected of being
connected with the assassination of Charles Lane
at Dorchester, Mass on Sunday evening last.
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WILMINGTON, Del, Oct 1S.-A series of i'm.
portant trials came before the United States
circuit court in this city to-day. These trials
are upon indictments against county officials for
preventing the assessment Of colored voters.
under the act OF congress enforcing the fifteenth
amendment. The FIRST case taken up was United
States against Archibald Given, collector of
county taxes, who was charged with neglect
ing or refusing to receive taxes from five
coored men residing in Wilmington, by this
action and further management leaving their
names of the assessment so they could not pay
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nhe WCHIlIer.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct, 19-1 a. M.-Prob.
abilities On the lower lakes, clearing and
cooler weather, with light northerly to westerly
winds, will prevail, aud extend generally over
New England and the middle states; from the
lower Ohio and Mississippi valleys to the gulf
and south Atlantic coasts, clear and clearing
weather will prevail; in the northwest and on
the upper lakes, generally clear, calm weather
and winds veering to southery, with slight
cloudIness. Reports from the gulf are deficient
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EenernI Political In,eIIiucnce.

PROVIDENCE, Oct. Ex-senator Wilson deliv.
cred his one hundredth speech of this campaign
this evening il Music hall in this city. The
largest hall in Providence would not contain the
people who sought 10 hear him. Senator An
thony presided, and Gen. Thayer OF Nebraska
also made an address
New YORK, Oct. 1S.-The Grant republicans
nominated tonight for congress in the 9TH
district, Conrad Geb; Sth district John d.
Lawson; 9th district David b Mesh; 10Th
district, VIM. o. Darling. John Hardy was
nominated for congress in the ninth district by
the Apollo hall party
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MEMPHIS Oct, 1S.-Col. Dorsey and Hon.
Asa Hedges, appointed by Gov. Hadlev of Ar
kansas to investigate the late riots at Osceola
Ark, are in this city, and took testimony Of
various parties Yesterday. To-day, accompa-
MED by several United States marshals, they
proceed TO Osceola, when a number of promi-
nent actors on both sides will he placed under
arrest and tried torinciling the riot. Fitzpatrick
the leader of the blacks, is in this city.
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The democrats and ''liberas" of the eleventh
congressional district have nominated John f.
Arnold of North Adams for congressman, and
Charles w. Knox of Chester for elector. 1t was
supposed that Hon. Thomas F. Plunlett would
be nominated against Mr.. Dawes; but the lead
ing prophets in that quarter were mistaken.
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Musical FestivaI-F,f,b noy.

All are unanimous in the verdict that yester-
day closed the most successful and complete
musical demonstration that ever took place in
Worcester, and, in fact, we think good judges
will award it position among the very first
which ever took place in the state Differing
from the festivals of the Handel and Haydn
society of Boston, in presenting grand miscel-
laneous vocal and Instrumental concerts, includ-
ing entire symphonies, and similar in producing
entire oratorios, with large and well drilled
chorus, with solos and concerted music
by the best artists in the country. and
conductors having no superiors. Increas.
ing interest from day 10 day, and de-
clded progress in the choral preparations,
finally eliminated in the presentation of two
magnificent entertainments, sufficient without
any Others for the weeks work. The morning
session was given to Mr. Zerrahn in rehearsal
of Elijah, with the orchestra and solo artists
We are pleased to know that Messrs, Zerrahn
aud Emerson are gratified with the abundant
success attending their labors, and that tho
chorus are unanimous in acknowledoin0 the
great benefit derived from their valuable in.
structions. 1t now only remains for us 10 TO-.
port as faithfully as possible the two closing
concerts
THIRD GRAND CONCERT.
The symphony concert is always antIcipoted
with delight by every lover of good music, in
fact to many, it is the principal attraction of the
week The Boston Orchestral Union appeared
with full numbers, including some of the first
instrumental performers in Boston. Among
the number we noticed Wulf Fries, Suck, and
others no less distinguished. Notwithstanding
drenching rain, another crowded house OF
eager expectants were present. and promptly at
three o'clock Mr.. Zerrahn appeared, and in
obedience to his magic wand tue entertainment
commenced with the overture to Alfonso
and Estella, by Schubert. 1t was soon
evident that the orchestra were never in
better condition, and sympathetic chord
between orchestra and audience was at once
apparent, The faithful and effective rendering
Of this charming overture, so full..of beautiful
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SALT LAKE CITY, Oct tS-Two boys. named
Nelson and Purdy, were found guilty of man
slaughter in the second degree at Ogden, TODAY,
for the rape and murder Of little girl in Hooper
City last summer, and sentenced to the peniteuti-
ary for twenty years
George NJ. Smith, one OF the prophets Of the
Latter Day Saints, with a party, has started on
a religious pilgrimage to Palestine.
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HELENA, Montana Oct. Is las Knlough
was shot dead last night by John w. Linsley, in
quarrel about farm near Gallatm City.
The mail coach going south last night was
stopped by two hghwaymen, three miles north
OF Pleasant Valley, and the passengers were
robbed of $1,000. There was no express treas
mr. m,
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wife Murder iuIndiano.

MADISON, Ind, Oct. 1S.--Henry A. Armstrong,
formerly one OF the proprietors Of the Marine
railway, and who had not lived amiably with
his vile for some time, beat and dragged her
down stairs last night and subsequently shot
himself dead
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spread Of the Horse Ep,demic

TORONTO, Oct 1S.-rhe epidemic among
horses has now extended throughout the Do.
minion, seriously interrupung business. The
street cars in Montreal have stopped running.
In their stables are more than 800 horses sicg.
Farmers in the country are unable TO briug
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lNurtester Daily spp.
CITY NEWS.

There will be a social dance at Horticultural
hall this evening.
D. P. Brown has received Harper's, Godey's,
and Peterson Magazines for November at his
news rooms, No. 81 Main street.
The directors of the Boston and Albany rail
road have just finished their annual three days
tour of inspection over the line.
A meeting of the Tanner regiment was held
last evening, at which it was decided to 90 10
Webster on the evening of the Both inst, in re-
spouse to an invitation
Hon. George F. Hoar and T L. Nelson lett
town yesterday morning, to spend few days
among the hills of New Hampshire and Yer
mont.
D. S. Messenger has Sold through B. W. Alb
bolt, one of his houses in the block at the east
side of Lincoln street, to H. H. Marshall for
about $4,000.
business meeting Of the young mems Chris
tiau association will be held at their rooms this
evening, after the usual prayer meeting, to elect
delegates TO the state convention, which con-
Venes at Fail River next week
Four Of the house lots in GAINESVILLE, adyer-
,tisei for sale at public auction, were sold yester
day afternoon, at prices ranging from seven
eighths to one and quarter cents per square
foot. The remaining lots are to be sold Mon
day afternoon al two O'Clock.
The October term of the superior court for the
trial Of criminal cases will begin its session in
this city on Monday next. Judge Dewey will
send out the grand jury, who will probably re-
port Wednesday or Thursday. The trials will
begin on Monday, Oct. 2st, when Judge Rock
well will preside.
A dispatch from Newburyport announces The
death of Rev. George T. Chapman, D. D., at the
age OF 81 years DR.. Chapman was for several
years rector of the Episcopal parish in this city,
and it was during his pastorate that the present
church edfce on Pearl street was erected TWEEN
ty-five years ago.
Special administrators of the estate of the
late George Jacques were appointed at the recent
session of the probate court, as will be seen by
the court record. The gentlemen appointed
will have charge over the properly until de-
cision is reached in regard TO the proving of the
will. The contestants have not yet submitted
their case, and it is understood have retained no
counselin the city.
One of the neatest and best arranged suppers
of the season was gwen by Mr.. Charles H.
cleveland, this dining rooms, corner of Green
and Franklin streets, to a select party of
friends, mostly guardians Of the city's peace
last evening. Tie table was profuscly spread
with tempting viauds, and the opinion was
unanimous that if Mr. Cleavcland treats his Gus
toners only half as well as he does his guests,
it is no wonder he does a large business.
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their taxes, and were therefore deprived of their
votes. Owing to the asserted fact that a large
number of colored citizens have been iraudu-
lenty left off the assessment lists, the case eX-
cites deep interest
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DATENT OFFICE BUSIN BSS.-Amer-
4 can and Foreign Patents procured, Rejected Appi-
cations re-aTgued Interference Cases Prosecuted; Opn
ions given as TO the validity and infringement Patents
and suits prosecuted and defended the Omitted States
Courts, by
THOS. II. DODG&,
Formerly Principal Examiner and Chairman Of the
Board Of Appeals L. 5. Patent Ohce) Counsellor at
Law and Advocate in Patent Cases. Once-Dodge's
Block corner Park and Portland sts., Worcester, Mass
n2i d.gwtf
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FIREMEN's MUSTER AT ORANGE. - Two
steamer and seventeen hand engine companies
attended the muster at Orange, Wednesday, with
five hose companies. In the trial of hose COM
panies the first prize was SIS and the second
$50, each company to run 50 rods with their
hose and carriage attached to a steamer, and
lay 300 feet of hose, connect pipe and nozzle.
The time was as follows: Alert of Springfield,
l;3l; Independent of Chicopee 1877; Yankee OF
Worcester, LAB; Mazeppa of Fitchburg, 1.47:
Rollstone of Fltchburg, 1.5S. The hand engine
play came next for prizes OF 5000, 500 and $50
with the following result: Ewing of Erving,
100 feet; Tiger Baldwiusville, 1907 Western,
West Brattleboro, 141t; Rough and Ready,
Westfed, 140; Anawamsett, Snelhurne Falls,
$40; Conqueror Fitchburg, 134i; Emerald,
Holyoke, 1870; Torrent, Marlboro, N. H., 12l |;
Torrent, Clinton, 100; Fountain, Brattehoro,
10; Torrent, Marlboro, Mass, 1O6; Champion
Springfield, 1O5; Torrent, Gardner 1O5; Alert
Wlnchendon, 1903; Pacific, Chicopee, 95; Nep-
tune, Winchester, N. H., 50. After the distri-
button of the prizes at the town house, ali the
companies were escorted to the depot by a COM
bination OF the bands, making 1O1 pieces
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Al Tue conclusion OF the trial, the firemen
were entertained with collation. at the town
hall, followed by social dance in the evening.
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The Ou,brenI, atOsoeoIa.

grain to market. The disease is not often fatal,
but recovery is slow.
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CENTRAL DISTRICT CoURT-WILLIAMs, j.
Friday oct. 1S.--Clemeut Goodnow, for keep
ing liquor, was fined $50 and costs, from which
he appealed and furnished $500 bonds for his
appearance before the superior court.
John Corners, John Murphy, Oscar Croker
James Daley, James Nee, VIM. W. Geary and
Austen Marouney, were each fined IS and costs
for drunkenness.