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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-28
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
scHENcKs puLMoNic sYRyP. sEAwEED TONIC

CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
sTurrcx,s puI.MoNiNw .iy syYRUp. sEAwEED TONIC
AND MANDRAKE PILLS
II Is now nearly 40 years since cured of Consunp
ton by the above remedies which have since become
civilized world They have cured more genuine
Consumption and liver Complaints than all other RENE
dies combined. Tho reason for this Is obvious, as
s
liberated parts Closing ali ne casiis. and %aSns the
schencKs Mandrake Pilis are Of specific combination,
and are substitute for the OF caonel They unlock
the bile long In the wnS mas
and then by cxpelng This morbid bile and slime from the
system, In the shape Of copous bilious Shiny stools the
readily sccroted There is nothing weakening in these
Pills. the debitated and feeble take them
with benefit and increased strength.
marine or sea weeds known only to DR.. schenck and
the rare OF ma HG na"ra ss n
strength to tho stomach and thus gets up frst rae ap
petite and good Digestion -,
have thus given very brief outline OF the manner
that my MEDICINES operats, ~ curing consumption ver
Tho limits Of this article wead not permit OF my enter
ing any further Into ctails suoe to that after
VIII msS than
phydcian In that tiuic
Hundreds OF bad cases given up to die are now we'll and
rcsde{ Is thousands d Cases n and around New York
who living witnesses Of the power nnd virtue OF
schcncks medicines These remedies never doprcss tho
peng everything that wrong from the system raises
up Its natural standard, and health and happiness FOL
low result to all who use Schencks Pumonc SYRUP
Sen Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills ~..,.
These medicines are prepared By H sCHES S,,a =
SON. northeast corner sixth and Arch streets rh'aoei
phia and sold ~ al ru5sists and deassrs n.cc
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-28

EXCURSION "A BEAUTIFUL, PLEASANT. HEALTHY
u and cheap Excursion 10 and along Rockaway beaci
miles by the South Side Railroad Do no. a to
H. Trains leave Roosevelt and Grand street icr;e' az
and ~ A. NJ, and and i:3J NJ, returning IN COOL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-28
ORIENT GREENPORT. SHELTER ISLAND. SAC
Harbor and New Suffolk.
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.

HARLEM AND NEW YORK NAVIGATION 90
i1sa--3i Commencing July \ es74
Steamers SYLVAN GROVE, SYLVAN STREAM. SYLVAN
GLEN and SYLVAN DELL
Landing at Harlem, 10th street, IO9 street. Astoria
Eleventh street and Peek slip.
wayLandng ut 10th street OJih street. Astoria ana
Eleventh sreet.eaye Harlem, g. Is 10 ami ii A NJ:
Exprcss-Landing at l20ih street aud Peck slp only
Leave Harlem g 80, 30 s;5 20 and 10 30 A. ~; l!1
-, 2 80 2 10, I 20 and 5 ~ L. NJ. -.
wayanding at Eleventh street. Astoria, losth street.
10th street and 3th sireet-Leavc Peek Sip-5i5 ~
and 10 A. NJ; II NJ; !, !, T. s. is and 7 r. NJ
Exprcss-Landing leDth street aud ih street. Harlea
Leave Peck Slip-7:3 30 30 10 30 and ii ~ A. ~:
10, , 30 3 30, 4 30 10 and u 80 T. NJ .
The A. NJ. boat from Harlem, and tho l5 T. NJ IRON
Peck slip, do not land NJ 10Th street. .
Freight received from A. NJ until = ~
Schools and pcnics taken sonlble terms
SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT. -
Boats leave Harlem At ~ A. NJ. ani hourly am hae
hourly thereafter during tho day landing at Aslor,a ans
Eleventh street each trip. Last boat leaves Harlem ~
7:3O I. NJ. and Peck slip at 3 is +. NJ. .
THIS Is the only line connecting with the regular line Of
boats for High bridge. .
Passengers by this limo of boats visit thu Cover.
mont works at Hell Gate, Schneidcr's and Schut,crs
Parks ut Astoria christ Park AMI kafrs Park at NORTH
' '''"' " j. i. TALI.MAN Superintendent
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EXCURSIONS.

A ON DECKl HIGH BRIDGE. AIioYi UNCLE
n. DAVE POLLOCK has oDeacd iic'rcshmcnt ia
loon, where MI xc thcmsc home. Take iiar
lem boats. Peck slip every halt hour large and com
mo1ious platform /, ready Dolly Warden train runs
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(tONEY ISLAND EAST RIVER LINE.-STEAMER a
~ T. OLYpHANT. Captain r. Z. wilson, leave, rcgu
larry every day North Eighth street, Williamsburg, gN
A. IT, Eighth street New York, 10 4. II. and 30 r MI
Peck slip 10 80 aud 2; Sackct street, Brooklyn 10 j ard
2.l1
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spECIAL NOTICEs.

DANSING TRUSS AND BRACE COMPANY.
II New and Improved sefadjusting. non-iricon Brace
Truss Abdominal and Spinal Shoulder Braces and other
surgical adjunct sale and applied at 81 Broadway
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
A T BARKER CHAsEs -
N CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TArrEh-
SAILS
corner Of Broady and Thirty ninth street,
MAJOR G. w. BARKER, AUCTlONEEk

N CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK latter
sSsoa ~ s2s sHs Efs
EEf ffSl"y isss &
on evenly SSss ss sSd anssr
HAVING any fA Is!i pR hs fssse RING
CATALOGUES OF SALE THIS DAY, ATl2 O'CLOCK.
bay rsaa SHceSSsi'ns p 'ed'
& high has od pr ~ sa trial Is
ran,ed to trot in minutes to-day; afraid OF nothing
on u ssg aS isr
also no top Pony Phae.on Harness, dc sold Tor wsno
Road establishment comprising ,t .h sos sss
sa oept Bonner nd hrca IN Orange
ae Ssn rsss o e
oand Ia ana SnS Also ss Wagon
u sis %
pleasant driver; raid Of nothing; Is warranted kInG
s9y sfsS s ana sS
long for h% and sound and R '"
ono elegant Basket Phaeton
New ana second hand HAIRLESS, Horse cothins' Sad
a' One s ioS Esp Mnp waeon GOOD ce
A. flsG sSssrf1 GeSs =. ' ssis
Sales never postponed on account OF weather
A UcTIoN NoTicE-THE ENTIRE STOCK or A FIRST
xer stare on
on Friday August 0 O'clock, at li9 Madison avenue
ss ss SS fs
best stock this which are rog,
cuupe, carriage ana work Horses ga
O.. e., an H rte record ' X
2:37la; sound and kind. , .,,,
One chestnut Messenger Mare, years old 1884 high
can trot 80; sound and kind; has never been trai"o
One Troting Horse, years old, i6,s hands hiah icJ
NJ milo IN private on the Fashion Course in
Seven coupe. carriage aud road HHfsa az Wniea si
description will he given at sa'" gray fnnI
I old, suitable for lady's ph1 a1t seo4 pa'
Ii hands high, year. 'int snf titi, aeift 81
pounds; ono tear grt- 1855 le i-Nt 3fs nN hA'
kind, ycars feis 4f.i pNti.taf fNas
racks, a1Uhi ..H-n f's. NtlDil ~. lNl
| We~o 4aia H n-iff square ' =, sns
-anffa f.Nf.r. ta nfrnrHH rNaeh ir .'ieishs
aft.. Efr..N tHtNiafNr ft ale.
Auo
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.


DACIFIo MAI. STEAMSHIP coMrASY's LINE TO
l. California japan and China,
via Panama.
carrying mails. passengers and freight TO-
Coast OF Mexico. Central America, Peru and Chile.
Stcam leave 10th, Nh and 18th each month except
when those dalesi fall On sunday then the day vious
Conner will leave pier No ~ North River at IL o'clock
noon for A,pinwal direct connecting at Panama with
CO. ManzaniIo Mazatian and Cape st Lucas and also con-
Meeting all Central American and South Pacific ports
Departure of ioth each month connects With the Com
Cruz and Port Angel freight tor all way ports received
Japan and China For rates OF passage freight and ali
further Inflammation apply at Companys office the pier
foot OF Canal street y. H. BABY. Agent
NIRECT LINE TO HAVANA
~ HAVANA, PRoGREsO AND VERA CRUZ.
New York and Mexican Mail steamship line, leaving
pier IL East River t5P. NJ, direct TO Havana,
GITy or MtxiSQ, Shs;wooi Friday. August 80
CRY or MERIDA, Timmcrman. Thursday, September IL
For freight or p"xi.IEESx rGsgbSR SONS 20 broadway
TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA
u Atlantic Mail steamship Company, sailing regularly
every lhur;aay AZ O'Clock r. NJ precisely, from pier
cSFscENr " Gff9, Captain 7. s. Curtis. Angus, .,
S0LUMBIA: CAPTAIN X Greene. September /,
'' u '"'''ee w. DINooK, President
No. Bowling Green
E'oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
L. The Cromwell steamship Line ,.,,,,
viii leave Per No North River Saturday August 81,
att o'clock r. ". Freight received daily ...,,,
Through rates given 20 Galveston ndismoa. Mobile and
IT r Louis WIS.,. rao,n passage SS s.ee'asc 10
f0' "''s'' Il p B. ;csgoS%SEiG CO.. % West stree.
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GRAND EXCURSION TO COMFY ISLAND raix
u new and fast steamer GENERAL SEOuNicK leaves
New York Tor Concy Island every d"y ms ioows'-.ri'
~; Christopher street II ~ pier No Norh river i!:S
r. NJ. Christopher street T. h. pier No. North voc
315P NJ. Extra trip from pier North River, 5P VI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-28
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

WANTED OR SEVERAL RoCKAwAYs,
w in exchange og good Lots Long Island. tree and
lear. Address EXCHANGE, box $50 Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-28

nAiLY EXCURSION TO THE CAMP GROUND Ar
~ Clin Grove stopping at Whestcn", Dnyiis' Dock.
Great Neck. Sands Point, Glen Cove Gcnwood and kor
(feck Slip, daily y5 A. NJ Tor the above Landings
turning 70 the city about $50 r. VI. The SAVANNAH
leaves same pier at 30 r. ". for above ianlings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-28

(toNvEsTIoN OF AMATEUR OARsMEN.-DELE-
\ cato, will meet at De Germos rooms, corner FOUR
tccnth street and fifth avenue, on wednesday the zo'n
inst. a A.. NJ.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-01

" " - ljl "
Sc go " 2ol
sEcoND.PAID-UP POLICY
At the end Of 10 Year, Observation-Disclosures. 81 600
" IS ..-.....-.-...... Il 600
d" ~ " .... ............. q ooO
THHD.AE ANNUITY.
AZ the eud Of years the Profits VIII E~tiuguish
the Annual Premiums, and with The Subsequent
annual premiums VIII purchase yearly Income
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I73 80
or, at The eud Of % years, of.-... ca 80
Thoro estimates ara derived from careful
digest q past experience, and are endorsed by
SHEPPARD HoMANs, Consulting Actaary
rerans Intending 20 assure their Hye- vill
ana 81 70 tAyif advantage - eaAianc THE new
plan with care. Documents giving fan paytieu-
lars u the ruler 81 Tie company with regard 10
ths issae II lhe abuge savings fund policy, er-
tended ,sbles q rates, and oiAsT interesting
matter. may b oOtainea ty application 10 tle
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SO
Getty,
10 Broadway, New York,
q Any = IL representative. tafoushttAe ua.tea
states anl CahsIA.
FaF furha Iafcraatioa spplyta
WI s. wmIeoaE
Burlington, Vermont
GISIRAL AeENT
ToA FEENos4, Ar HaNPsaEE 1sD AoaEauIa
srv Yasr sgah
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-01

SARSkPARlLLIAN RES0LVENT
HAsMADETHE N05g-Ab TuAlslllNG elhFS;
s1 8ll,kJ g2 isaitl' W. XXI = SHA 41l.'
FtrENcE uF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL
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HEALTH BEAUTY!!
DIR, RAILWAYS

STRONG AND PURE EfGH HLO0D-.IN.
CREASE or FLESH AND WEiGUI-.HIEht u
SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL CpMPLEHiOS 81.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
REWARD
pETTENGlLL'S
KIDNEY-WORT
OR PILE co + L L f.
II yi.-a4ae. TpIa-a;,yrr y,f Yko A orn y

NAlRbAthA AfAAtat.''At1 ~ Wv -
This invaluable medical compound is not liable
70 the common prejudice against such liquid
preparations as Hitters "Buchus, &c, doc
tared with poisonous rum or minerals. II il
ary. purely vegetable compound requiring only
the addition Of pure water, possessing remark
able curative properties gentle cathaftic,
without dbblbtGtng las ia the ease with most
purgatyes). aud removing all unhealthy secre-
lions aud yitiated blood, healing and inyigoratng
tile system eiIectually curing some Of the
most common and painful diseases affecting
mankind that battle medical skill all forms OF
PILES AND KIDNEY COMPLAINTS,
CRAVE, LtMnAOo, CONSTIPATION, &C., Sc.
az iar@fc3 % iHord Ee.ig~ua
Get Kidney Wort circular where medicines
are kept or, II requested, mailed to your address
by the KIDNEY WoET Co, 81 Adams, VI, or q.
a. GOODWIN & Co., Wholesale Agonts Boston. 1t
furnishes reliable testimonials 81 the wonderful
success u this medicine 10 removing such chrOn-
Sc diseases as named, Of many years standing,
and that regular physicians prescribed its use
iu the community where il has been IN constant
~ growing Dc mand for aeyora years without adj
Yefiisng. One physician says ut works like a
charm, always benehCially," Those who have
used it ray at Is the grestest blessing Of tho
age g believe ] should not now be alive but
Isl C. Nc. sold by al dealers in medicine
See the Circular,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-01
DR.. RAILWAYS
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS,

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t.srss saaftafa HlflfE EaEasa. aa1 fsEsH n Htis
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n Hss5 fa8assl 3 aaat o. aaa4efai aeaf ksas4e
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-04

ONE PIANO EVERY WORKING HOUR
Ten Pianos every day made and sold
by Steinway & Sons-nearly doubling
the sales, as the internal revenue re-
turns show, Of the next largest maker
in America and exceeding those OF the
twelve largest New York manufacture
ers combined. And yet this truely
MANN outh business and worldwide re
nown has been achieved within less than
twenty years simply through the perse
verance, industry and inventive skill Of
the members of the firm, and the in
trinsic worth and induring quality Of
the instruments manufactured by it
which have stood the severest tests Of
time, climate and competitive quality.
Our we'll known Market street dealer
V. Harding, is sole agent for the cele'
brated Pianos. With the Steinway
Piano and the Mason & Hamlin org ,
we predict for him large share OF the
public patronage.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-04

PREMEpIrArzD SUICIDE.-Friday about
noon, q river pilot named VIM. Mar
shall committed suicide at the National
Hotel, on Water Street, above Smith
field, in Pittsburgh. The deceased left
twoletters, one addressed to Mr.. Mack
ey, the proprietor Of the hotel, and the
other to the coroner's jury. The de-
ceased was a resident 10 this city, and
q pilot on q Pittsburgh boat. He
arrived in that city Wednesday night,
and appeared to he in his usual spirits.
Nothing indicated that be was about to
end his existence. Friday afternoon
bis room was visited, when he was dis
covered to be breathing heavily, and
foamiDg at the mouth. DR.. lie Moyne
was called, but the unfortunate man ex.
pired about 5 o'clock. He left three
letters explaining that he had COM
mitted suicide by taking laudanum.
The coroner's jury found verdict in
accordance with the facts. His funeral
will take place in this city this after.
noon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-04

A GRAND SPEcIALTY.-It is q very
rare occurrence for our ladies to have
an opportunity when they can procure
the finest fabrics OF European looms,
such as Silk Lyons Velvets, Silk Eping
line, Pins Irish Poplins, Black Taffets
and Heavy eros Grain Silks. Silk and
Wool Cashmere, Merinos, and the like,
which will be offered this morning by
Nessrs. Ensheimer & Blum as q spe-
cialty. We are authorized to state tina
the above goods will be disposed Of
without regard to cost or value, and We
are satisfied they will cell like hot cakes
at the low prices asked for them. Those
of our readers who have desire to
purchase any OF tho above named arti.
cles should be prompted BY this notice.
Ladies, remember you buy at . special
sale.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-04

PROBATE BUsINEss.-During the past
week Recorder Woods transacted the
following probate business:
The last will and testament Of Abram
McMorgan, late of Ohio county, de-
ceased, was admitted to probate and
record.
The last will and testament of Will
liam Robinson Faris, late Of Ohio
county, deceased, was admitted to pro-
bate and record.
John Faris was appointed executor
of the last will Of William R. Faris,
deceased. Bond, $4,000
The last will and testament of Sarah
Maxwell, late OF Ohio county, deceased,
was admitted to probate and record.
Robert n: Maxwell was appointed
administrator, with the will annexed
Of the estate of Sarah Maxwell, de-
ssassd. Besd, $1,000. -
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II. GUTMAN q CO.'S.

SATURDAYS RAcEs.-There were two
very interesting running races and a
speedy trotting race on the Island DriV-
ing Park on Saturday last. Although
q good many did not attend because of
the unpleasant weather, who would
have been present had the day been
fair, a large crowd was in attendance
for it was understood that the first race,
between John McGannon's Glencoe
and Colonel McDonald's Red Eye colt,
for purse Of $500, was "pay or play"
The first race was between Glencoe
and Red Eye, half mile heats best three
in five. A false heat was run, the
horses having beenstarted at the word
given by some person not having the
authority. The animals finally got
away we'll together and the heat was
closely contested, Glencoe running it In
Isl. The second heat was won by
Glencoe easily in l:59. The Red Eye
was then Withdrawn and Glencoe took
the stakes. The track was very heavy,
the mud being fetlock deep. Mr..
McGannon informs US that he will
never allow Glencoe to run another half
mile racs.
The trotting race was between Happy
Sam and Silversides. Happy Sam took
the first heat and Silversides the other
two and the race.
The last race was a half mile dash
between South Wheeling bay stallion
and Beisner's brown filly, for a purse OF
$1,000. TWAS won by the bay stallion
after close and exciting struggle.
Notwithstanding the rain and disa-
greeable weather and the heavy condi-
ton of the track the sport was excel
lent. We notice one thing to MIR.
Hancher's credit: he makes the own
ers start their horses at the advertised
time, thus giving satisfaction to all who
attend.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-04

THH ILLEGAL FEES CAsE.-The case
against R. H. Gillespy, Justice Of Madi.
son township, heard last week has not
yet been decided BY Squire Johnston,
before whom the suit was brought in
the name OF the State of West Vir-
GINA. On Saturday another suit was
heard again.t Justice Gillespy before
Squire job nston, being q suit brought
by Andrew Holmes to recover four
times the amount OF the alleged over-
charge. As these cases are exciting
considerable interest We give q brief
statement of the case as we understand
it. 1t may that some Of the points are
omitted, if 80 we will try and get them
all in when the case is decided.
Some time last June Mrs. Holmes
had her husband Andrew Holmes ar
rested on charge ofassualt and battery.
At or about the same time, Mrs Olivia
Hsnes had Andy arrested on the same
charge. He was also held for his good
behavior, the bail, if We are not mis-
taken, being fixed at $1,000. These
Squire Gillespy claims were three sep
crate and distinct cases, and on them he
had right to charge fees in each case.
The other side claims that the witnesses
were sworn but once; that Mrs. Holmes
did not ask for peace warrant; that
Mrs. Holmes had nothing to do with
Mrs. Hanes' case, and that therefore
there was but one case on which fees
should have been charged, and that the
Justice made excessive charges even if
there were three.
Mrs. Holmes, after Andy had been
in Jail some days, called upon Squire
GilIespy and asked to withdraw the
charge on paying the costs, which she
says she was told amounted to 81 and
some cents. On this sum she paid $l5.
On the Sd Of July, Mr.. Daniel Arndt
went to Squire Gillespy and paid, as we
understand him, SIG, though as to this
amount he does not seem to be certain.
Justice Gillespy says that he gave Mr..
Arudt a receipt for the costs and jail
fees then due, including the SIS paid by
Mrs Holmes. This receipt cannot now
be found, nor does Mr.. Arndt remember
ever having received it.
Holmes was afterwards released from
jail, his bail having been reduced by
Judge Melvin from $1,000 to $500.
We have given the points in the case
as near as we know or can understand
them. There was a good deal Of talk
among the lawyers and witnesses about
jail fees being released, and about a
surrender of Holmes by his bail and
his second incarceration, but as they
were nearly all talking at once we could
not make it all out.
The case was adjourned until Tues
day evening, Squire Gillespy engaging
in the meantime to furnish an itemized
fee bill to Squire Johnston. When the
case is decided we will try and obtain
full and correct history of it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-04

FIRE IN LIBERTY TowNsHIP.-On Fri.
day morning about II o'clock fire was
discovered in the residence OF Joseph
Leasure, in Liberty township, about
a mile north of the town OF
West Liberty. The alarm was given
as speedy as possible and the neighbors
rallied in force, but they were only able
to save about one-half the furniture.
The building, which was Of brick, was
completely destroyed. Mr.. Leasure
and his wife were absent visiting some
friends in Ohio at the time of the con-
fagration. The fire caught from a de-
fective fue, it is said, and had been
burning some time before it was dis
covered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-04

Police CoURT.-There was not very
huge attendance at the police court or
Saturday, and strange to say there was
not plain drunk before the court.
lobe Vance and Charles Doeler were
arrested for picking the pocket Of q
fellow galoot named William Conway
who was sleeping the sleep of the drunk
on the police court. floor on Friday
night. lobe went through Conway's
pockets and gave the contents to
Doeler, who is a first class hidest They
were fined $40 and costs each, and in
default were committed to the chain
gang for thirty days.
C. D. Fleming and John Winder go'
into a squsbble on Tuesday last
Fleming was fined s. and costs and
Winder $40 and costs.
John Lash was arrested for forestall-
ing the market. Judge Good held thai
the sffense was not clearly established
and discharged the accused.