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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
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| ii hands, no brands. JIM LAWS, @ DID O, Texss
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s or o year. old, 49, hands high, right eye out,
le fore foot and rIeh. hind foot white star In fore
head and slight saddle marks, no brands pcrceiva
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'I "r NV Calm Ad.ms and s.trayed before r.
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| ,..r. ia az HAND. hiyh mall star In torebesd
boih hind feei white. ian eve little blsmished,
having the appearance Of being cut for tho hooks,
small cellar marks and sadped marked, ALSO hve or
six small white rpccks on LETT hin small m to be
hardly prsceivaable-valned Mt Si5.
Taken up by rhoH uhl and estrayed beiore 1no.
d. kerrioot, ). r. precinct No. !. one yeil,w mar
about ~ hanas high, ABOUT ~ years oiu, n"eA
name AMI tall small star IN forehead, orainien on
right jaw, and letter Don le jaw, and JnEp con-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
Treatment of Meningitis.

An article on this subject appeared re
Gently in the Greeuville Is. C.) Enterprise
being an extract from private letter
written to friend, by DR.. j. j. r. brit
son, of Washing on, Ga. Writing TO our
self, Dir. Robertson states that what he
had written in the letter referred TO, was
not designed for publication, he having
always b en- averse to having any profes
sional matter, p ubiisbed in any other than
a medical journal. But where, as in this
| instance, so much depends on a proper
treatment Of the disease from its very in
ception, he thinks 1t right that 1t should
be made known through any channel by
which information can be disseminated
on the subject, and therefore does cot re-
gret the publication Of his letter.
This fearful disease has been widely
prevalent, and uniformly fatal. 1t has
very generally bsffied the skill Of physi-
clans, even the most able and experienced
| and if the treatment here recommended
proves TO be successful, we will be confer
ring benefit upon suffering humanity by
giving il all the publicity which we can.
DIR. Robertson's acknowledged ability as a
physician, his well known success as q
practitioner OF medicine, and his large
experience in his profession, certainly en-
title his opinions 10 more than ordinary
consideration.
The following is the article referred to,
siill few alterations suggested by him
self:
In reply to your request that would
give you the treatment for Cerebro Spinal
Meningitis, will promise by saying that
the disease, in my opinion, has been i'm
properly named, and hence its improper
treatment in many instances. Ii is not
as its name would indicate, true inaam
nation Of the membranes Of the brain and
spine, for while the symptoms are very
much like il; both post-mortem investiga-
fions and the result Of treatment prove
that il is not. The frat case ever saw,
was in ejaculation sftsr several cases had
proved fatal in the same family. Finding
they had been treated BY depletion, | desi-
ded, after 9 careful investigation,f TO
change the mode OF treatment, and found
il successful in nearly every csse-snd
there were over hf'y cases on this one
plantation
When the ease IL first taken, at ones
shave the back Of the head, and in the
mos: rapid nsnner possible, raise = bis
TER from the back Of the heal 10 the end
Of the spine. In severe cases | satura te
flannel with turpsntins AMI apply il, run
ming 9 hot iron ever il until il blislsrs, or
rub On the furpenliue and set il on ere, OF
in other way produce blister as soon
a. possible. Thea give quinine IN ten
grain doses, every tee or thres hours, IN
Ill forty o. tfsy grnius are taken. Let tie
patient drink freely Of pepper tea, and
also take tablespoonful or tvoof whisky
every four OF Eve bosu; and give zen
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01

CART. W. p. CRrELY, late of Vicksburg
Miss, put in his appearance at our Office
yesterday morning, bringing additional
news from the army Of immigrants watt
ing for the summer days, before taking up
their line Of march 10 this State. Capt
Greedy is one Of The most accomplished
Druggist and Chemist we know, and W.
hope that he may find it to his interest to
locate In our city. 1hieA 'Hb 5lb11il
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
r1c.sr.. Anderson & Black

Dropped into our office yesterday even.
ing, and Informed us that they will erect
in this city in few days q steam laundry,
when they will be ready to do up linen
with neainess and dispatch at the lowest
living rates. This is IN enterprise almost
indispensable to any city and we hope
that these gentlemen may receive tho pa
tronage and support to which they are en-
titled. i- Ea .a... -.l-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01

The District Court adjourned finally
yesterday, having accomplished reason
bile amount of business, both in the civil
and criminal line. In the case Of the
State vs.. J. J. L. Hollander, convicted Of
robbiug and sentenced to Eve years in the
penitentiary, a new trial was granted by
his Honor Judge llnrt, and another soul
was made happy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
The Texas Pacific.
A Is.nd wi,.su. se.ndal-In omeer.

| n bSou0 Without " Sc""""s ms Oseoss
While the country is startled and in
dignant at the developments Of frauds
and rasoality practiced In the building Of
the Union Pacific Railroad, the great
southern line, the Texas Pacific, is NOV
ing steadily toward completion, exciting
little or no comment In the papers outs ide
Of the country through which II passes. 81,
The president of the company, Col. Scott,
has proven himself to be the ablest and
most successful railroad man ia oil thu
| country. A silent, quiet, unobtrusivc
| gentleman, he moves steadily along, avoid
ing rather than overlapping OBSTACLES
never, apparently in a hurry, yet going
always with almost lightning speed-ney-
err confused or embarrassed, yet brain
work enough at all times to crush out an
ordinary intellect. This wonderful man,
with larger enterprises and more OF them
under his direction and control than any
N an in this or any other country, has
quietly, but with marvellous celebrity
brought order out of the ch,os Of his pre-
decessors, and fixing his time for the CON-
pletion of his work to San Diego and San
Francis co, the western teImini Of this
ROAD, Inc iron cnOruS stretoh oup ih 'h"e
direction, as il wrought and laid by the
wand Of a magician.
And recently Col. Scott and the directors
Of the Texas Pacific have called to their
our former fellow citizen, Col. Ben. II.
Bristow, recently Solicitor General Of the
Tinted States. The selection Of Mr.. Bris-
tow as the dresieent of the department Of
construction must add TO the public con-
fdence in the success of the enterprise.
Col. Bristow has peculiar qualifications
for hat position. A man OF stern integ-
rity, of enlarged and liberal views, he
brings TO the company executive and ad-
ministrntive ability Of tho highest order.
There can be no frauds-no Credit Mobil.
ier--no bribery-no corruption, while Is
II. Bristow holds the reins. We be leive
him to be as just and pure and conscien-
tons gentleman as We have ever known,
and such is the estimate in which he is
held by all who know him. He is q man
whose only aim in life seems to be to do
his duty.
That he will meet fully the expectations
of the gentlemen who were instrumental
in calling him to the discharge of the
ouerous and responsible duties of his Of
ice, we entertain no doubts whatever.
Col. Scott will find him most valuable
coadjutor in the great work before him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01

A WONDERFUL CAvE.-The Owen Coun
ty News gives an account of q wonderful
cave recently discovered within one fourth
of mile of Gratz, on the Kentucky Riv.
.er, in Owen county. +. X. Riley, W. NJ.
Russell, S. Lyons and Thos. Wainscott,
reliable men of this county, report that
they discovered the opening ofa cave on
tho river bottom. They procured ropes
and q light, and after descending AZ feet
perpendicular the cave opens into a room
is BY 50 feet. Passing through this room
some distance on horizontal plane, in C
narrow passage, they came to another
room 80 BY 80 feet, then the opening mar
rowed for q distance when they came in
TO another room 90 by 40 feet. They ex-
amined this cave for nearly n quarter OF
a mile, discovered anc Their opening, but
did not pursue it, and have no doubt there
is grand run of caves under all that
country about Gratz. 1t starts in the
river bottom and runs under the Kentucky
bills The ceiling of the c.ve was so high
thew could not see il with their dim light;
they saw stalactites and stalagmites, the
FIRST formed like icicles on the rocks above,
and the latter by tho dripping Of the lime
water on the rocks below. Parties about
Graiz expect to make q thorough expiora-
ton of this wonderful cave, and it may be
as great a natural curisity as the Mann
moth Cave. We have been in the Mann
moth Cave, and the, description given OF
this Graiz cave, as far as explored, is very
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01

Burial CHscs, .s... "a.
And Caskets, manufactured by the Amer
lean Burial Case Company, Cincinnati
and Hackett of Louisville, all sizes, pat
terms and prices. Call and see them at
GIN. LITTLEFILD & cos,
dn15:It-wlt Elm Street.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
Furutsuro,

Farntturo.
Every description Of Furniture from q
wardrobe to the smallest article, In great
variety, and oil qualities and prices con.
stantly on hand AID receiving daily by
@. NJ. LITTLEFIELD,
dn1Glt-wlt Elm Street.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
Seed Potatoes.

Seed Potatoes.
We have just received large lot of the
Early Rose and other fine potatoes, and
also fresh supply of Landreths Garden
Seed of oil kind, which we are selling very
low Cor cash. Money refuntci i? seeds and
potates are not as we represent them to
be. WILLIAMS BROTHER,
n3-dwlm Main & Elm streets.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01

The Great
Furniture House Of the city is G. NJ
Littlefeld s. Co.'S, Elm Street, where ca n
be found everything in the Furniture line
at the lowest prices. Also, wooden collins
of every size. Call and see MS.
dnl5lt-wlt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
DALLAS COUNTY,

$40 acres, miles OF Huteh,ns, the Ann Stokes
survey, prairie aud tim Der, price 50 pcr aero
2iO acres, Is miller of Dallas part Of tho q. W.
Shaw survey, timber, price 50 per acre.
1856 acres, miles N W Of Dallas, part Of the x.
Denton rurvey, timber, price IS per acre.
$40 acres is miles s W of Dallas, the J. s. Jones
survey, prairie and timber, price S. per acre.
G4O acres ~ mil,s W VI Dallas, timber, ~ per
acre.
so acres 10 miles west Of Dallas. part OF tho Thos
Collins survey, prairie IS per acre.
1876 acres IL miles east of Dallas, the WIN Bryan
survey, timber, IS per aero. ....- -.
100 acres miles north Of Dallas. part ofths Bed-
500 survey, prairie, at SO per acre.
1868 acres, miles SOU II Dallas, part OF the Lovi
Dixon 10 ,ge, ~ aric and Iinl.r, at - 90 per acre.
1913 acres mills siutn vi LAias pa t OF the Levi
Dixon League, prairie, at 81 5Jpr acre, rrLi 81
80 acre, IA miles east oil Dill.s. the Co rnclius
ycrnay survey, prairie, At 50 psr acre.
~ acre. mites west OF Dallas, p art Of tho D.
Leonard survey. ut s. ID per acre.
80 acres miles west vi Dali IS. part OF the d.
Leonard survey. at IS 50 per acre.
100 acres miles North-we,t of Dallas, part Of the
II. Dsrbin surrey, timber, at Is 50 por acre
l73 acres IL miles east Of Dallas, part OF tho j.
johnson survey, prairie, at 81 60 per aero,
ls2T acrcs II miles east of Dallas, part Of tho W.
Lantham survey, timber, at s. pc, nc. 9.
100 Scres, IL miles Southwest OF Dallas, part oil
the W. W Merreli survey, Prairio at Is 20 per acre
80 acres " miles Southwest OF Dallas, part Of
tho Hsrvey Clark survey prairie and TIMBER at - %
per acre.
3l7M acres eight miles south Of Dallaspart Of the
A. b. Howard survey, prairie AID timber at 81 por
asre.
800 acres 9mles mort hwost OF Dallas, part Of the
r. Crockett survey, prairie and timUer, NJ 81 20 Pcr
acre.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
Judgo Farris.

Judgo Fnrris.
This estimable and talented gentlemen,
from Waxahachie, called in our Office yes
terday. He is looking in good health, and
is hopeful Of the future greatness Of our
State. He is always welcome at the HER
AID Office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
Now Orleans Fnir.

NEW Orleans Fntr.
The State Fair Association Of Louisians
have sent us catalogue Of the exhibition
to take place in New Orleans, commence
ing April 23d and continuing seven days,
for which we return many thanks. Some.
body from the HERALD Office shall be
there,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
BLOCKS Of ell kinds for building pur-
poses. Apply to
.s FREEMAN & McDADE,
T.& p. r. r. Depot Contractors. i8:tf

Seed Potetses. ....
or all kinds just received and for sale
low at ..,. .. .
i'll. DOWNS & CO.'S.
nll.d3tw3t North side Of square.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
Chinese Trea tment of Animals.

They never punish; hence q mule, that
in the hands of foreigner, would be not
only useless but dangerous to every one
about it, becomes in tho possession Of a
Chinaman, as quiet as lamb and as
tractabls as q dog. We never beheld .
runaway, jihing, or q vicious mnle or
pony in Chinaman's employment; but
found the same rattling, cheerful pace
maintained over heavy or light roads by
means of a turr-r or cluck-k, the beast
turning to the right or left, and stopping,
with but hint from the reins. This
treatment is extended 10 all the animals
they press into their serAice. Often have
1 admired the tact exhibital in getting
large drove Of sheep through narrow
crowded streets and alleys, by merely
having little boy TO lead one Of the
quietest Of the flock in 'front.' the others
steadily followed, without the aid either
from a yeiping cur or q cruel goad. Cat
tie, pigs and birds are equally cared for.
-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
The IIIness

Ofour local must account for many pro-
sale appearances in these columns! He
will be out . tomorrow, and will again
show how it was that Billy Patterson got
struck and who struck him. lgq ,'ggr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
FARMS IN DALLAS COUNTY.

100 acres 3 miles east of Breckinrdss y. Mop sur
yey. so acres in cultivation, at SO per acre.
$50 acres miles north Of Dallas, 100 acres in cult-
walton, good orchard, at 5000.
24O miles sou ,h-wost Of Dallas, 200 acres in
cultivation, 40 ares pasture, good dwell llug ten
AM. houses, barn, stable, &c. Gin, small saw and
grist-mill at s. OO0.
l2U acres s miles northwest of Dallas, 90 acres In
cultivation, 2 story house, vt $1,000.
2j0 acres.5 miles north of Dallas ITO acres In cui-
tiyation, at S22 80 per acre.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

xctics IL hereby kirrr fhnfths rndsrirDsd rns
on an day Feb A. d. 1s75. nppoinisd Adninistra-
tor q The ssiafe q mir r. MURRAY .deutnsedi
this a. ihsrrfors 70 notify al persons indebted 10
saIf ssfnfr. 70 forward and sstfls fh- sane,
and fhoss haEinr cai1s nrnnft aid estate for mon
~ viii present then rlln one year from TIE aiore
daie Or sliUunnce. Or payment o. the v \ Be
postponed until the Claims prrsented viii 10 that
time are pad wv. Ryan.
nZ3~si AdniniHrntor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
rARRANT COUNTY.

1880 acres patented to Clark Bryan, at s. so.
1915 acres in tho name Of y. Houston, at - Per
acre.
100 acres l6 miles south west Of Fort Worth, part
Of the J. Gilleon survey, prairie, at 81 per acre
100 acres 10 miles east of Fort Worth, the Fannin
survey, ut 81 per mere
400 acres, 10 miles south west Of Dallas, the n:
Kinney q Williams survey, prairie, At u p'r a;rs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
DALLAS WEEKLY HERALD.
SATURDAY, MARCH I, 1873.

- Tbos. Mcintyre 10 Camp H., NV Orleans, II
The only su,hoiissd Agent Tor the Dallas IirnALr
In Inst city.
~ The Dallas UrnAip VIII be- fourd en- sale q
1knsA yies h,k sioIe, Main street h.smo 4
Coz. News rsJoi, Jefferson street, nett to Pos'
once Bution's Cigar Store, Cruiehneld House.
~ Cur terms for sul serlr,ion, Positively, arr
Cab In Afv,ntr; and job Work must In ever,
Instance. tr raid fer on delivery. Price Of Sub
,eripticn, 81 10 per o. nrm or 81 80 fok sis
mtnihs. job Work ofail kinda Gone on the most
Reasonable Terms.
spJ. G. CHEw, Esq, No. 800 Broadway. n. r., II
fully authorized TO make contracts for advertising
In the DALLAS HERALb. a.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
ReIisisus Notice,

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHuncH..- Divine service
will he held At 81. Matthews Church, Elm street,
every Sunday at II o'clock, A. M, and 7 4. M,
until furtl or notice.
suSnAr scHooL-sto o'clock, A. N. ~. ..t.-,
SD. DAVENPORT, Rector.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
TEXAS LAND LOCATING
COMPANY,

and will locate Certificates, for q interest in tho
lani.
Below we give partial list Of the lands that " .
are now o"'r'ns y "a sgg rrByN srrT 3
FOR SALE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01

principles, not men" used to be
popular political motto. But il has not
been ssct essful. Men without principles
appear TO be ahead.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
FARMS.

800 acres, miles south of Fort WORTH so a:res In
cultivat Jon orchard aud hedge fence price Sl,5o0-
DENTON COUNTY. . "a 62>
5000 acres 10 miles south Of Denton, the w Tho rn-
ton survey, prairie and timber, at " per acre.
.7. FARM.
200 acres miles south Of Lcwisyilla, Is aor,s in
cultivation at $6per aero. % NssSa%
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01

Al low figures. la 20 amount Of Land In North
ern Texas, including q number Of valuable Farms
10 thiA and adjoining counties, aud business aud
residence Lots aud Houses In tho city Of Dallas.
We invite Land Buyers TO call and examine our
register. Lands In our hands are For Sale. Whea
man puts his property 10 Oh, hands Of an agent he
means businoss," and does not put "ianey price"
on his land TO scare away purchasers.
Persons having land Tor sale will hnd II to their
Interest 10 call and register their lands at once. We
charge nothing for registering or advo rising, aud
only small commission whom = sale Ia effected,
II you want to sell your land to tho immigrants to
this country, you must place them In the hands OF
Agents on tho line OF travel Our Office being In tho
CITY or DALLAS.
which has now become the centor Of commerce And
travel for the North In Northwest Texas. We have
Superior facilities for selling lands, which We have
greatly increased Ivy liberal advertising, aud We
can insure satisfaction 10 all WIN place property In
our hands. -,li .rfi.1f1 j.. 20 t.. ."...
We buy and soil on commission -r
,.,.. LAND CERTIFICATES.
This branch Of our business we make speciality
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01
w ASfEB.

An Active Agent IN each ofths following cou.ties
10 sell Waller A. Woods C-lebi aled Respfng and
Howing Machines. Also, Pitts nrcsher In Ksuf-
man, Tsrrrnt and Pxrter
Extra Inducements viii be offered TO p.rti-. who
may apply a. once. THOS- YIELDS.
Dallas, Te1as.
Port worth Democrat. Wesfberford Tine. and
Esn,nn Star please copy orr TINES aud charge this
0ffcn-
Dallas. Jan 8. ls7s-z1--st
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-01

s--1-> SVsAt T. ..s- 49,
ll55 acres at 81 so per aero. .4 sr V
r. PARKER COUNTY.
1880 acres at s, so per acre, So .r ..
NoXTAGUE COUNTY.
ll4o acres at 81 per acre.
: ARCHER COUNTY.
22io acres at % psr aero. i''f
ERATH COUNT.
1880 acres at 81 per acre.
-JL ELLIS COUNTY.
1886 acres. Jose A. Guano survey, on Chambers
creek, price 81 per acre. ltts1l
HENDERSON COUNTY.
$40 acres miles north Of Pstsrs.B rs acres In
cultivation, at s. Il per acre.
HARRIS COUNTY,
800 acres on Grsan Bayou, at So per acre.
HAMILTON COUNTY.
$40 acres miles south Of the town Of Hsnilton,a
q SO per acre.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-19
TOTAL ABsrfSENgS poINas.

Essex division Sons of Temperance
last evening paid a iraternal visit to Lin
coin division--arriving from Newark al
eight o'clock, and remaining until ten.
After the usual welcome, remarks were
made by Messrs. Bannister, chairman
of Newark committee of one hundred, J
Mccormick, Caffrey, and several mem
bers of Lincoln division. Singing by
Mr.. Ayres, Mr. Watkins and daughter,
of Newark, the Misses Cleaver, and the
Lincoln division glee club. The speech
es made were earnest and enthusiastic.
The meeting was largely attended, and
was enjoyed by all the participants.
Resolute Temple of Honor has ap.
pointed Messrs. George G. Ford, f. T.
Upson and Lyman E. Melvin to co-ope-
rate with the other organizations in re-
gard to thu Sunday liquor law question.
Lincoln division will visit George
Dunn division of Newark, on Thursday
evening, December 4.
The committees appointed by the va
rious total abstinence organizations tc
take measures to enforce the Sunday
laws, are requested to meet at Library
hall, on Saturday evening, at promptly
eight o'clock. None but members OF
the committee will be allowed to attend.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-19
ROW in KiERNAN's SALOON.

This delectable rumslop, on Morris
avenue, was the scene of disgraceful
fight at an early hour last evening.
Mr.. John Curtis, contractor, accom-
panied by Mr.. Patrick Terlin, stepped
into the saloon, and, as he says, man
named John Hall stepped up and de-
manded work. Mr.. Curtis replied that
he had no work, whereupon hot words
passed between them-the bar tender
attempting to preserve the peace by Or
dering Hall to leave the shop. 1t APP
pears that Mr.. Francis Magic, and his
son-in- law, Mr.. Patrick Seaman, low
interfered, advising Hall to remain, and
this the latter concluded to do.
Hall then made an attack on Mr.. Ter.
lin, who beat a hurried retreat, leaving
Curtis in the hands of the assailants.
Seaman then struck Curtis fearful
blow, which the latter returned with
compound interest - Seaman reeling
and falling heavily in his own corner,
Curtis covering his man.
Magic seeing the PROSTATE condition
OF his son-ln-law, went to his rescue,
and seizing Curtis by both arms, told
Seaman to "give it to him, Curtis as
he had taken away their bread and but
ter. While lying on Seaman, Curtis
was badly punished by Magic, Hall,
and nan named Michael Kinsella,
each of whom are charged with the
atrocious assault.
This morning the four men were ar.
raigned at police headquarters. Frank
Magic says he has nothing against Cur
tbs, who came into kiernan's saloon,
and made ain attack on him. He is in
the practice of abusing me wherever he
finds me. Curtis has a grudge against
me.
The justice held them in the sum o.
five hundred dollars each, declining t.
take their own recognizances. Mr.
Roger Clogher went security for Mr.
| Magic.