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geIse, Beslagleggelse oe Unders6gelse af
Breve og andre Papirer maa, hvor ingen
Low eller Anordning hjemler en- seregcn
Undtagelse, aIene skee cfter en- Retskjen-
delse.
Eiendomsretten er ukr9nkelig. Ingen
kan tilpligtes at ~afstaae sin Eiendom, uden
hvor Almoenvellet kreyer Diet. bet kan
kun skee ifolge Low eller Anordning og
mod fuldst9ndig Erstatning.
5 70.
Den, som like selv kan ernare sig elIer
Sine, og hyis Fors0rgclse like paaligger
nogen Anden, er berettiget til at erhoIde
Hjelp af det Ofentlige, dog mod at under
kaste sig de Forpligtelser, som Lovene og
Anordningerne heron paabyde.
De Born, hvis Foreeldre like have Eyne
til at s0rge for deres Opl@relse, Vile er-
holde fri Underviisning i AImueskolerne,
5 "a.
Enhver er berettiget til we'd Trykken at
offentliggj0re sine Tanker, dog under An
syar for Domstolenc.
s Is.
Borgerne have Ret til uden foregaaende
Tilladelse at indgaee Foreninger ethvert
lovligt Oiemed. Ingen Forening kan OPP
heves we'd en- Regieringsforanstaltning
Dog kunne Foreninger forcl0bigcn forhy-
des, men der skal da strax anl@gges Sag
imod Foreningcn til dons Ophuyel8e.
SIC
Borgerne have Ret til at samles ubevttb-
nede. Ofentlige F~orsamlinger bar Politiet
Ret til overvRre. Forsamlinger under
aaben Hinmel kunne forbydes, naar der at
uem kaA lygtes Fare for den oifentIigo
Fred.
We'd Opl0b maa den vpbned Magt, naar
den like aneribes, kun indskride, ~efterat
Mengden tire Gango Kongens og Lovens
Navn torgj9ves er opfordret til at adskil-
les.
&78.
Enhver> vaabent6r Mand er forpligtet til
med sin Person at bidrage til Oernes For
svar, forsaavidt like undersaatIigt Baand
til en- fremmed Stat undskylder ham, %saavel-
som til 0pretholdelsen af den ofentligo
Fred, efter de nermere Bestemmelser, som
Loven og Anordningerne foreskrive.
Enhver er plligtig til at deeltago i Be-
skyttelsen at Fhendomme imod Ildsvaade
paa den Made, som Anordningerno fore
skrive.
SO.
For Krigamagton ere dc S 50, IS og
76 givne Bestemmelser kun anvendelige
med de Indskrankninger, der f6Ige af de
militaire Loves Forskrifter.
TX.
$50.
Forandringer eller TiIleg til naerva-
rende Coloniallov kunne kunsk med Sam
tykke af Kongerigets Lovgivningsmagt,
med mindre Forandringen gjalder en- Be-
stemmelse, ON hyilken Diet er udtrvkke-
ligt anf6rt i vedkommende :, at den kan
forandres we'd Anordning.
&81.
Denne Low traeder Kraft 8 Maaneder
efter den Dag da den har erholdt Kongens
Underskrift.
MoT1vER TIL CoLoNIALLovEN.
Almindelige Bemerkninger.
Under Henvilsning til de Bemerkninger
we'd hVilke liver enkelt af de- Colonialloven
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finder sig repraeseHteret / ColonlaIraadene
(FortsRttes }
DRAFT OF COLONIAL LAW FOR THE
DANISH WESTINDIA ISLANDS.
(Continued)
VII.
s &c.
Tho Evangelical-lutheran church, which is
the Danish National Church, shall be supper
ted from the public funds. Contributions to-
wards the ecclesiastical institutions of other
denominations may be granted by Ordinances.
Ct.
Citizens have the right to assemble in con-
gregations to worship God in accordance with
their convictions, provided, however, that no.
thing be taught or p~racticed contrary to mo-
rality or public order. Religious sects whose
doctrines must be considered dangerous for the
State OR to the public welfare may be prohibited
by Ordinances.
68.
No person can on account of his religious
persuasion be deprived of the enjoyment of ci-
vii or political rights, nor can any person on
this account refuse to discharge any of the gem
eral duties incumbent on a citizen.
VIII.
60.
Every person who is unprecedented for any
breach of the Laws shall within "a hours after
his apprehension be brought before a Judge.
If 1T be found that the person unprecedented can
not Immediately be discharged or released, the
Judge shall give an award, deciding whether
the person is to be imprisoned or if he may be
released on bail, stating the nature and amount
of bail this award shall be given as soon as
possible, at farthest within 3 days after the ap-
prehension, and shall be accompanied by d
statement of the reasons on which it is based.
The award passed by the Judge can imme-
diately and separately be appealed by the par
ty concerned to q Court of higher instance.
The appeal shall be prosecuted in the manner
as a private suit, with however, as
for an extra-oourt, and the plaintiff shall be
exempted from using Stamp-paper as we'll as
from paying court-fees. He must be given an
opportunity to consult a lawyer regarding such
an appeal, and fresh evidence may be produced
in the Upper Court,
No one can be committed to custody for an
offence that could only warrant punishment by
fines or simple Imprisonment.
70.
The dwelling is inviolable. House inquisi-
ton, seizure and examination of letters and
other papers, can where no Law or Ordinance
warrants a special exception, only be effected
in virtue of a warrant emanating from q Court
Of Justice.
II.
The right of property is inviolable. No per-
son can be compelled to oede his property. ex-
cept the public welfare demands it. This can
only be effected according to a Law or an Or
d~inance, and full compensation must be given.
72.
Any person who is not in a position to sup
port himself or his family, and whose support
does not devolve upon any other person, is en-
titled to receive support from the public funds,
subject however, to those obligations which the
Laws and Ordinances on this head prescribe.
70.
NbiIJron ruboeo roronko baua not tho ooa~~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-25
CoLoRED MASONIC CELEBRATION.
picnic and Banner Presentation.

sbekIuah Lodge, (colored,) No. S, A. Y. NJ,
celebrated St. Johns Day yesterday, In COM
pauy with Gibem Lodge, No. 2, A. Y. NJ, OF
Wilmington, N. O., and small representation
of the brethren from Fayetteville, N. c. The
members of the lodge and their visiting breth'
rem assembled at their hall, in King street,
over A. O. Johnston's dry goods store, and
having duly clothed themselves in their aprons
and other Masonic insignia marched to the
Military Hall. Shekinah Lodge was here pre-
sented with handsome silk banner, olue Oh
one aide and white on the other, and edged
with heavy gold fringe. On one SIDE Is In
scrlbed uShekinah Lodge, No. s, A. !. M
Faith, Hope, Charity" end on the reverse
s.Instltuted September IL. A. L. 5S67, incor'
norated March 0, A. l.. 6872. The banner was
presented In suitable terms by Major NJ r.
Delany, and received with an appropriate
acknowledgment by VIM. G. Young, master o.
sbekinah Lodge. The procession, fine look,
ing body of about seventy.fiVe men, headed
bv Mltchelrs Band, then marched down King
and Broad and up East Bay TO the wharf north
OF Market wharf, where they embarked upon
chartered steamer, with many, guests foI
scsnlanyIlle. at this place they spent the day,
during which orations we're delivered by Sec
relary of State Cardozo and Commissioner
Gleayes. The excurslonists returned about
eight o'clock P. NJ, highly pleased with Inc
success OF their celebration.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-25
DEATH OF MR. JOHN Co1cocK.

o,r hus,ness community has again expert
enced a painful and heavy loss In the oeata
of ,h,s eslimable gentleman and merchant,
,rbicb took place, after a short illness, ABOUT
ho,t.oast nine O'Clock last evening, at DIS res
,denee In Tradd street. Mr.. Colcock was
horn in Beaufort District, and, win many
other sterling men of generation now raplo,
" passing away, was educated at the schooi
If nr Waddell 80 famous in by-gone days.
For several years he was engaged IN planting
but when quite young man he came 10 Tue
city. and for the past forty years has been DONG
business here as factor In several nrms' foi
mauy years previous to the war he was q me%. ,
her of the prominent firm of Legare' ColcocA
T. Co. but since the war had been associated
in business with his son, under the irm name
of John Colcock & Co., until his death. MI
Colcock was never public man, and was one
who always attended strictly to his own ousl,
meas. AS a merchant his high integrity anu
conscientious dealings were know and appre'
clated In business circles, and as gentleman
his kindness, courtesy and generosity impress
ed all who came in contact with him. His
death. at the advanced age OF seVenty-tnree
wears. will be felt by large circle OF irlenos'
The funeral services will be held at Blk o'clocR
this evening, at 81. Michael's Church.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-25
THE GETTYSBURG DEAD.
south Carolina Soldiers Interred a.
Hollywood.

The following is list of the names OF tne
South Carolina soldiers, whose remains have
been removed from Gettysburg, and Inferred
in HOLLYWOOD Cemetery, Richmond, Va:
Iaentenant G. NJ. Meyers. Company d, sLn
Regiment: Lieutenant II. W. Wertaler, Gp9'
naHv n. sIh Regiment; Lieutenant w. Y. dou
eeen. Company B, 7th Regiment; Lleutenat3
" g. Barmore, Company -, 7th heglmpenr & paes
Sergeant W. L. McCurry, Company y, ,nsnS na me-
imenl: Corporal ". b. Mathers, ConpR's s,h
7tn Regiment; n; g. MeCul,, n.5T T9GGsth q. sth Regi.
kegimentip b n: ttSoSch, Company a, 9Th Regl'
menti =; y pS-,iug, Company A, slh Regiment;
Inen.i % ihtGsoD, Company B, sth Rrgiluent; ).
Il. Mcintosh, Company G, slh ReglmenG; a.
Mcpherson, Company h, BIN regiment; =. ~ ~
Rnodes, Company F, sLh Regiment; l. N,
PRESLEY. --;n w. ". Dick Dickson, @,CoaIS Company
7Ih Regiment; 8. C. Rldgeway,
Smith. Company NJ, 7th Regiment; j. K. Eas-
Ierng, Company q, 9th Regiment; ): b; BOD
hins. Company I, 9Th Regiment; A. McLand,
COMPANY g, 9th Regiment; b. B. Adams,
COMPANY q, 9Th Regiment; A. J. jennings,
COMPANY B, I'd Regiment; c. A. NJ, Company
B. I'd Regiment; G. A. Markley, company b,
I'd Regiment; - Trapain, Company :, hn
Regiment.
For the unselfsh devotion which has sus.
tanned them In their arduous task, and Tor the
loving care With which they have held sacred
the bones of our dead, the people OF the Wnoie
south owe the ladies of the Hollywood Me-
mortal Association debt Of everlasting grail
tude. South Carolina. ar least, will never for
get what they have done for her fallen sons.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-25
TLEGANT AND RELIABLE PREPAR.
III ATOMS.
". r. WAR E B d O o.
oF PHILADELPHIA,

". R. WARNER d co.,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Offer the following assortment Of Elegant Pre-.
parstlons, now used by Physicians everywhere
Send for Price List to Dr.. &. BAER, Charieston:
Comp. Phosphorus Pills, for Impotence, Loss Of
Nerve Power, &c.
Elixir Cinchoni8 Calisaya
Elixir Pyrophosphate OF Iron
Elixir Calissya, Iron and Bsmusn
Elixir Oalisaya, Ferrated
Elixir Caiisaya, Iron and strychhia
E1ixIr EIixIr PensIn. Plsdu' BIsmuth and sHcyhnia
Elixir Valerianste OF Ammonia
Wine OF Pepsln
Bitter Wine OF Iron
Wine OF wild Cherry
uomp. Syrup OF Phosphates (or Chemical FOOD
syrup OF Hyp0phosphites lor Consumption, Bron'
chitis, &c)
Lozenges OF Pepsn and Iron
IicorIce Lozenges, cotaintng Vanilla, Tolu, &c.
Elixir TaraxacHm Comp. This ia q new and Valu'
able combination OF the medicinal properties
OF the Dandeliou, Wild Cherry and denLlau,
associated with Aromstlc3. IL ,,a s froT
agreeable and efficient reLiedy. Aslde ttom
its medicinal virtues, 1t is u'elul as Ysaicie
and for masking the bitter taste OF Quin'ne'
Elixir Gentlan and Iron
Elixir Bromide Of Potassium. ,.,.
W ken,s Syrup for Debility and Nervous Pros
tratlon, Indigestion, Cnlorosis, &c.
Elk. Valerianate Of Strychnla
Ely. Phosph. Quinine. Iron and Strychnia (o1 tne
greatest service where there is tendency TO
Beef Wine and Iron. an elegant combination,
especially aerviceable In cases OF children and
delicate ladies.
In addition to the above, W. R. Warner Co.
mannfacrure q full line OF Fluid Extracts and
Snoar-Coated Pills, all OF which are to be had at
Manufacturers Prices, OF f
DR.. Il BAER, No. 131 Meeting street,
mchq3 3dkW6mos Charleston, S. O.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-25
Tho Charleston Cotton, Rico and Naval
Stores Market.


Tho Charleston Cotton, Rico and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON EBwa,
MONDAY EVENING, June "a, 1879.
CorroN.-The business In this staple was unm-
por9ant. the market showing dull features, with
saes OF only IL bales: Say at 21c, and II classed
strict low middlIug to midding at MKc fb.
R1cs,-Thls grain was quiet with sales OF about
100 tierces OF clean Carolina, among which were
so tierces at sH, 20 on private terms. We quote
common to fair at 7X@7N; good s@Shc.
NAVAL SToRKs.-Raeeipts 1ol bbis spirits turpen
tine 4s2 bbls rosin and SIS bbls crude turpentine.
Sales OF spirts s57 casks at 4sc gal on for irreg
ular package; also, 1898 casks spirits 10 Whining
Ton, IN. C.,) for Charleston account at 4sc gal
Ion. Fine rosins are dull and lower, while strained
and No. 2 are In fair demand at steady rates.
The transactions In rosins for Friday and Satur-
dsy last not previously reported, were about 1900
nbls of all Qualities, on the basis OF IS so for extra
MALE. a 7506 for pale. 81 SO for low pale, So rs
for extra No. l, S3 25 for NO. l, So for low No. J.,
80 rs for extra No. 2 81 10 for No. and low No.
q. So 40 for strained, and 81 25 for black. Crude
turpentine may be quoted at So 40 for virgin,
80 IS for yellow dip and 81 30 for hard.
PRa1aHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct, nom!.
Gal on uplands, nominal on sea Islands; via New
York. Xd on uplsnds, "a on sea Islands; oy SAIL
I'd nominal on uplauds, on sea ialands nomira!.
To asyre- on nplands. CoastWlse-to New York
by ,tesm So on uplands and = on sea Islands; 81 so
Q tierce on rice; by sail Xc p fb on cotton;-T
tierce on rice; SOC p barrel on rosin; So p A on
INN ,er: $40 p on timber To Boston, by sail
xo q fb on upland cotton; rosin ESQ., resaWed
stufr s1o@1o so; phosphate $5@5 go. To ProVi'
dence, BY sail $40 a n on boards, xc fb on
cotton; by steam 81 p bule on New York rates.
TO Phia lelphia, by steam 81 on cotton;
BY san, $sR n on boards; 80 bo@lo on timber; ss
DER ton on clay, and $sa$s so on phosphates TO
baltimore, by stenm 10 p b by sail, Sc 6o@7 '
on boards; $s@s so on timber; So 26
ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are IN de-
msnd BY our merchants to take lumber freights
from Georgetown, 8. O., Darlen and Satllla River
Ga, and Jacksonville, Fla, TO Northern ports,
and slo@12 p II are the rates or lumber ana
boards.
ExuHANaR.-Sterling 80 day bills 2sH.
DOMESTIC ExoHANeS.-The banks purchase
slpht checks on New York at par to II premium.
Outside they purchase at 1-le@H y cent. pre-
MUM, and sell at 3.le@k premium.
GoLp-l8014.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

sroLL, WEBB g. Co. are Offering the follow
ing goods at reduced prices: Plaid and Stripe
Nainsooks, 20 and rs cents. Plaid and Stripe
Swiss, rs to 80 cents. Plain Nainsooks 20 to
so cents. Bordered Victoria Lawns, Plain
Victoria Lawns, rs to so cents. French Swiss
Muslins, Linen Cambria Handkerchiels, 7S
cents to 81. Ladies Hem Stitch Handker'
chiefs, 25 cents, very cheap. Gents L. G.
Haudkerchiefs, rs. 80, IS cents, extra cheap
Ladies' Superior White Cotton Hose, 26, 80 to
so cents pair. 100 dozen Cents Half Hose al
a. dozen. worth S.. jun25-tuthS6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-25

CRuMBs.-A regular meeting Of the City
Council will be held this afternoon at FIVE
o'clock.
The o. L. A. has appointed'a committee to
arrange for the suitable celebration of the
national anniversary.
George Francis Train, the high pressure,
chain-lighlning candidate for President, pro-
poses to visit Charleston, and hold mass
meeting on the lsL OF July.
The splendid Brussels carpet, presented by
the German Ladies' Society to the German
Church has been put down. 1t cost nearly
ona thousand dollars.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-25
Auction Sales This Day.

.Jefforde & Co. will sell at 9 O'Clock, at theil
stores, damaged flour.
T Frazer Mathewes will sell at II o'clock
near the Postefflce, real estate.
TN. Cater will sell at o'clock, at his store
butter, shoulders, &c.
steffens, Werner & Ducker will sell at
o'clock, at their stores. butter, cheese, DC.
Henry Cubia & Co. will sell at O'CLOCK, al
their store, butter, shoulders, DC.
J. A. Enslow Co. will sell at half-past II
o'clock, at their store, shoulders and bans.
Lanrey, Alexander & Co. will sell at II
o'clock, at their store, corn, butter, DC.
John G. Minor & Co. will sell at half-past II
O'Clock, at their store, quilts, straw hats, DC.
william Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, clothing, jewelry, DC.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-25
a,ooDY dFFRAF ON mEShiN"
q STREET.
A Desperate Thief slashss a ps,ees,xsr o@snSer
pnrsutt and Capture Of tho ohendor'

a Desperate Thief slasnes oS..d.r
Pursuit and Capture OF inc
n, Saturday evening last some bold thief
rnhnnu bird cage from the front Oh MI
R,ookbspk,s fruit store, on Meeting steee.'
near the Mills d ,use, aud walked Oh WIN H.
r,o caos was missed, and several other ar'i-
c,es having disappeared from the store uu'i,e
the week, the matter was referred " ,n1 o..
tecives. Suspicion fell upon Ea"aro Nas'
vbo having been caught stealing IRON john,
.o,,, no, s,ore some time ago, was capIureo
. snor desnprate resistance and sent TO the
Tonso of correction Tor thirty days, ana aoou'
.aO | O'clock Yesterday morning Officer van
derliope brought the meek-looking Ray W hf'
Rrookbsnk. Upon being questioned tne pr,s-
oner admitted that he was concerned IN tne
theft of the cage, but said he had not done IL
himself. and was ready to point out to the ON
Ger the boy who had done 1t. The oh1cer tnen
Get out with Ray up Meeting street, TO look
for the real thief. The pair had mol got iar
before Raw halted, and swearing ne would go
no further, he, quick as thought, drew razor,
shook it open and made desperate siasn d.
the officer. The sharp blade struck the outer
rart of The officers thigh, and was drawn
transversely upward, leaving a deep and ghast-
" cut. In spite of this Che detective eausn1
hold of Ray, who quickly caughtup broken
soda water bottle and struck the detectiye
several times on the arm and hand with tne
Jagged glass, mang'ing his hand and hogers
terribly. Ray then shook uffthe officer and ned
up Meeting street, pursued by Mr. Brookoank
Hs was oyertsken In side street, INTO Wnlcn
he turped, and desperate fight ensued be-
tween him and Policeman Butler, who tried 10
arrest him. The pollceman's coat was torn TO
pieces and Rays clothing had parted company
with bis sable figure, when he at last was
oysrpowered, placed upon cart and conveyed
To the Guardhouse. Detective Vanderiippe
went to DR.. Keller's drug store, where his
hand was dressed and the cut upon mis- thigh
bound up. He is now at home and doing well.
Raw is a confirmed and desperate thief. He
never surrenders without struggle, and Is
one of those dangerous characters who have
hitherto confloed his operations to offences
within the jurisdiction Of the Mayor and trial
iust,ces. Hence his absence from the Peni-
tentiary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-25
MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, June "a.
Arrived out, steamships Wyoming, Halsatia
and City OF Washington.
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
The following are the conslgDees per steamship
virginia, expected TO arrive from Philadelphia TO-
day: W a Courtenay, Railroad Agents. Cameron,
Bal kley CO, Med Cohen. Bid &c co, LaureY,
Alexander d co, s Johnson, A McLeish. Kllnck,
co, Dowle. Noise d Davis. W Lin!ey, L Schnell,
L O'Neill. D Paul CO, DR. @ Caulier. Charleston
4 N co, T B, B Feldmann & co, q Bulwinkle'
Ouackenbush. Estlll co, Tledeman, Calder co,
" Shepherd co, E Jordan & Sons. LeWNh,
Raven Holmes Il CO., Kinsman Bros, Yates,
FosartIe,s Book Depot b O'Neill, Jenords CO, n
O'Brien; WAGNER i Monsees, Jas Cosgrove,
Kornahrens, Walsh, SlaCkleY, Brown.
Cook, Charleston Gas co, Js Hyer, @ Rlecke. q
Minor 4 co. Ltschgl, Bollmann BROS, DAILY, A
Tterenthal, T BRISTOL 4 CO, Chase d Cuttino. A
Mccobb, Jr. T Lenny, Knee. Il Happoldt,
Walker, Evans COgswell, g Luhn, W Chafee
CO, Stenens. Werner & Quicker, P Wineman &
co, Byrne d Fogarty, MordecA co. Holmes q
Calder, Shackelford 4 Kelly, Blschon CO, and
others.
The brig Chas Wesley. Griffin, sailed from Fa.
River, Mass, June 81, for BucksVille, O, to load
lumber for Searsport Ne.
The schr J Collyer, Crosby, from Boston fol
Charleston, arrived at New York June Fl.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-25

TAX sALEs.-The sale OF the property Of de-
lipqnent taxpayers was resumed yesterday
morning, and the sales were as follows:
House and lot In Romney street. property
of George Wallinsting, sold for So 40 to the
State.
House and lot OF Hannah Washington, No.
Duncan street, for sl9 s5 TO the State.
House and lot, No. &c America street, OF
Wharton Petsch, for $40 Sc I the State.
The sale was not attended, and there was no
blddlng. 1t will be resumed to-day, and the
list beginning with W will be continued.
The list of delinquent taxes In Charleston
County, outside of the city, are now being
made up preparatory to the sale of the prop
erty, and in another portion of to-day's NEWS
will be found an advertisement of the delin-
auents in the Fifth District.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-25

CLUBS AND STARs.-Wm. Washington, who
preferred to drive his wagon through King
street, and refused to turn out when ordered
so TO do, was fined two dollars.
Rachel Fordhsm and Ellen Gilbert, two
dusky Amazons who raised disturbance In
Elliott street, were each fined one dollar, with
an alternative of ten days In the House OF
Correction.
]. B. Kelly and Mary Ann Morris, arrested
for being intoxicated and lying asleep In Beau
fain street, were sentenced in q similar
manner.
A. r Judohn, lodged for picking the pocket
of Thomas Maxwell in store at the corner OF
Pitt aud Duncan streets, was turned over TO a
trial justice ipr prosecution.
VIM. White, lodged for safs.keeping by Mr..
Truall whom he had assaulted and attempted
to shoor, and upon whom he had also drawn
razor in bar-room In Broad street, was
referred to trial justice.
r. NJ. Scott. arrested for shooting pistol,
and with A. Ancrum, disturbing the neighbor-
hood at the corner of Wolfe and Meeting
streets, and also threatening the police, was
fined two dollars. Ancrum was let off with
one dollar fine.
A. MeElvaney and James Davis, lodged for
fighting in Palmetto street, were each fined
one dollar, with ten days In the House Of Cor
rection should they not pay up.
George Francis, alightfngered youth who
stole two coats and a pair of pants from Mr.. c..
Lorenlz, and was caught with a ham which he
had Just stolen from store at the corner of
King and Columbus streets, was sent to the
House Of Correction for thirty days.
Kate Peoples, a sable Xanthlppe, was lodged
by the lieutenant of the police as public nui.
sance, and had to pay fine of two dollars or
spend twenty days in the House Of Correction.
Robert Deas, colored youth, who had sIc-
cumbed to'lhe soporlfc influence of the wealth
er, under a flight of steps in Cannon street,
was fined one dollar, with the usual invita-
ton of ten days to the House of Correction.
The estrays were mule and cart, fined
two dollars, two mules, fined one dollar each,
and three goats, fined one dollar for the lot.
ALI of the fines were paid.