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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-13
DIE

In Magnolia, n. c., January It'll. 1874, of an
overdose OF morphine, BOAKDMAN AT
WOOD, nephew Of Mrs Frank Newbury.
Deceased 20 years of age, amiahle,
truthful and promising
His almost mot and faith or have been az
parentIy the subjects of strange aftiictons,
having lost, not only their own dear children,
but those nesr relatives upon whom they con-
centrated their affections. ::
Their nursery robbed Of its last tender
bud when the subject of this short notice fell
suddenly a victim to death The sunlight has
departed and the clouds have overshadowed
them; but He who s'doth not atf1iet willingly
nor grieve the children OF meI1' has power to
sft the clouds and dsspate The darkness May
thew, therefore, low sLbDi sSively under this
Aft ictton and i" after days they shall feel that
call things work together for good to them
that love GOD; to them that are thus called &C
cordiDS to his purpose" VIC.
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the meagre size of tho lots Offering
sale. The freshet in thefivers, where
by several rufts wer. allowed to come
to market, supplied this impeachment
and on Tuesday raft of 500 bbls sold
at an advance of 5 cents on yellow dip
and hard. Wednesday, raft of 1890
bbls secured the same figures, and to-
day the market closes steady at 81 20
for hard and 81 20 for yellow dip. The
receipts for the week, 1925 bbls
against 3,21S bbls for last week, shows
an increase Of 2,7O5 bbls. The exports
for the week, so bbls against 725 bbls
for last week, show also an increase of
145 bbls. The stock in yard and ahoat
is 5.213 bbls against 1910 bbls for last
week. The sales for the week were as
follows
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-13

SPIRITS TURPENTINE-I The Spirits
Turpe ntine msl!set during the week
has been fuctuating and unsettled.
On Friday the market opened firm at
an advance of q cent. Saturday it
opened dull and receded to 46a cents.
Monday it was quiet at 49, cents. The
dullness continued on Tuesday but the
previous figures were obtained. We'd
nesday the market was quiet and dull
and ! cent decline was conceded To-
day, Thursday, at the close of cur
writing, it remains quiet but steady at
46 cents. The receipts for the week
5,767 casks, against 1905 casks for
last week, showa decrease of 53S casks.
The exports for the week 1925 casks
against l, 272 casks for last week show
an increase of253 casks. The stock in
yard and ahoat is 1926 casks against
1854 casks for last week. The sales
for the week were as follows
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-13
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
1875

To Contractors, Builders, Lumber Merchants
and others whom it may concern:
the United States Centennial Board of Fl.
nance will receive Proposals for the supply
Lumber. Iren and other materials, and for the
execution OF certain works required in the
erection of the n ain Exhibition Buildinz. COW
phia.
Plans and specifications for the same NAV be
seen ON and after February eth, 1874 at the
Ofnce OF the Centennial Board of Finance, No.
9o4 Wal nut St., Philadelphia; and sealeI bids.
In confor nifty with the specific atoms. viii be
received for the whole or part of the Buildine
place.
Information as to the nature and sxtant of
the work may notc be obtained at tho once Of
tho Architects, Messrs. VAUX & RADFORD,
No. ITO Broadway, New York.
JOHN WELSH, President.
FREDERICK FRALEY, Secretary
Centennial Board Of Finance
Approved. AT. GOSHORN.
Director General,
Jan q 29-d2t6sw2w
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For Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Depression of Spirits and
General Debility, in their various
forms, FERRo-PHosPoRATED ELIXIR OF
CAL1sAxA made by CAswE1n. HAZARD
& Co., New York, and sold by all
druggists, is the best tonic. As a
stimulant tonic for patients recovering
from fever or other sickness, it has no
equal. If taken during the season it
prevents fever and ague and other in
termittent fevers. Az
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-13
TOIrn n N, cnt Il. Cedar Creek.

On Thursday last, the 9TH inst, tie
good people OF Cedar Creek, III Cum
berland county, and these OF the sur
rounding county. had gala time. The
occasion was Tournament in the day
and a Coronation Ball at night, which
the young folks had arranged
There we've 10 Knights entered for
the lists, Brunswick, Bladen and
Sampson counties all being repre-
sented, and the riding is said to have
been very good.
The following were the successful
Knights :
Mr.. J. Pate, Knight of Gray's Creek,
who crowned Miss Mollie Rackley as
Queen OF Love and Beauty.
Mr.. d. Culbreth, Knight of the
Indian Chief. chose Miss Lille Spence
as First Maid of Honor
Mr.. C. Mcdonald, Knight Of Gore.
who selected Miss Nolie Wooten as
Second Maid of Honor.
Mr.. $. Pate, Knight of The Old
NORTH State, who chose Miss Virginia
Gainey as Third Maid of Honor.
The Supper and Coronation Ball
took place at the residence of Mr.. Will
liam Mcdonald. The supper was ele-
gantly gotten up and dancing was con-
tinued with much spirit, throughout
the entire night. There were upwards
of two hundred persons present, all OF
whom agreed in the assertion that the
occasion IVES one of the most pleasant
ever known in that neighborhood.
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Patrons OF ban dry.

On the first Thursday in March a
meeting of the Cape Fear District
Council of the Patrons of Husbandry
is called. All Oranges that have not
done so are requested to elect q Vice
President and send to said meeting.
A general attendance OF delegates is
solicited, as business of Importance for
the good of the Order must take place.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-13

A young man in Ashtabula, Ohio,
sought to secure his sweetheart by
strategy, so he took her out for boat
ride, and threatened to Jump over
board into the lake if she didn't con-
sent to marry him. But it did not
work. She offered to bet him dollar
that he couldn't dive in.
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delivered.
TAR-Quite the reverse from the
marke. of last, has been the market of
this week. In our last we wrote of q
declining market, but this week we
have to report steady market, and
Prices have rulet. at s. 80, at which
fguresithe market closes steady to-day.
The receipts for the week 1885 bbls
against 1872 bbls for last week, show
an increase of 500 bbls. The exports
for the week 492 bbls against 39I
bbls for last week, show also an in
crease of 101 bbls. The stock in yard
and afoat. as lest taken, was 5,245
bbls against 1854 bbls The sales for
l. Ill
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-13

COM. =. yr1ef at last Only origin Al discover
ie-, Ike that of DR.. Helmbod, stand the test OF
tim HatmbOd's Buchu, which IL tbs on'y
extra.t Of that wonIerful shrub that realizes
it's full virtues IL stil relied uI,on tn cure * IL
new Com 2laint. Fema'e Disorders, tmpoL. "cy
Gravel, tae effects Of dissipation ara All tT0 1
hies of he urinary organs in either This
stea i V successtnl mcdicin Ii recon- nended
b, rily>icians. Beware of coulte felts. John
F. Henry New York, Soc Agent
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-13

CHArpED HANDS, face, rough skin.
},.mples, ringworm, salt-rheum and
other cutaneous affections cured, and
the skin made soft aud smooth, by
using the JUMPER TAR SOAP. made by
CAswEnL, HAZARD & Co., New York.
Be certain to get the Juniper Tar
Soap, as there are many limitations
made with common tar which are
worthless 4w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-13

TO Dr.. Helm bOld's Patients. Tn !,
bold was the originate is still performing
wonderful cures OF obscure aissases Of the uri
nary organs. reator inc ttered con situations,
and Overcoming dt kii ty and diseases arising
tsom isaprI,ienee and excess. This great diu-
reslc never falls. Patients should be p4rticu-
lar to get the genuine, which bears the Doc
tors signature. All druggists sell IT. John F.
Henry, New York, Sole Agent.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-13
The Town of EngelhaEd.

Amerchant of this city, who has just
returned from trip to Hyde county,
says that the schooner T. NJ. Thomas
Is now loading there with a cargo of
corn for this port. This will be the
first shipment from the town of Eng
eihard to the city of Wilmington.
This town, which has recently been
called Engelhard, in compliment to
our Senior. is represented as a -four
isaing little place. There are now
some six or eight stores and the pop
ulation of the place is between four
and five hundred
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-13
Obscure Diseases,

ObScuFe Diseases, no mat CT TO"
the, Originate. ana without regard % the sex
the sufferer. are cured without danger or l"con-
venience Y He inboli' Ext. BuCGE. the grea
Diu. etc. which acts SPEC 6calv ulO the Kid
news Rlpdder, and auxiliary org Bs. No ether
preparatb,n o.sesses he fully developed merits
OF Helmbo,d's Extract. 1t is the only q nuinc
Ruchu. and ii never falls. j 5bn F. henry, New
York, Sole gent N-iw
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-13
The Men go Wild

but s,Ier dill teeth. Therefore, tsir Ia iies, IT
believes 1o1 to know that sozOiOnt makes
them glitter like orient pearl and Is a pure
vegetable agent, harmless as spring water.
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Important Sale.

On the 18th February next, at the late resi
denee OF 4. A. HAYES, deceased there viii no
sold All the Punishable property belonging to
the Estate OF z. A. Halves. Terms cash.
j. r. HAYES,
Ian SO-Wtd* Executor.
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TlcKCte, $IU. Hal Ilckets, %.
Quarters, 81 so.
~ Our lotteries are chartered by the State,
are ALWAYS .irawR at the tine named anu ali
dra wing u.,.tsr the supervision Of SWORD
Com mlsSiOIers.
81 The ON cial drawing will be published In
the st. Louis papers, and q copy of Drawing
cent to pGrc hasers of ticketa.
~ We will rrsw u stlDiiar scheme the Lac
Is, or every ninth during IL e year lx4.
- Remit AT risk by POST OFFICE
MONEY ORDERS, REGISTERED LIT,
rkK- DRAFT or EXPRESS. Send FOR a G,:-
4 liar >.;Jress,
MURRAY, HiLlER h %,
Po-t INC. RoI A4t. ST. LOWS ~.
ri Ia ,sa <lteN--s~t 1res. Tt ",sSs 81
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EXPORTS.
COASTWISE.

New Iork-Schr r W Godfrey-166
casks spirits turpentine, 63Obbls crude
turpentine, 335, 700 shingles.
New York-Steamship Fanta-697
bbls rosin, COG casks spirits turpen-
tine, 800 bales cotton, 43 do shesting,
400 bushels peanuts.
Philadelphia-Steamship Pioneer
5,025 shingles. 361 bales cotton, 50
tons old iron, Is bales yarn, 26O bbls
tar, 100 do crude turpentine, 80 do
pitch, 429 do rosin, 206 casks spirits
turpentine, SO ale kegs, Is bdls light
wood, $50 bushels peanuts, II boxes
eggs, pkg mdse.
New Iork-Steamslip Metropolis
143 bales cotton, 4S7 bbls rosin, 373
casks spirits turpentine, 147 bbls crude
turpentine, 200 do tar. 4O4 shocks, 81
bales sheetirg, 1916 bushels peanuts, So
empty bbls.
Baltimore-Steamship D Foley
113 bbls tar, 20 casks spirits turpen-
tine, 1G2 bbls rosin, 1877 bushels pea
nuts, g. bales cotton, 8 bales paper
stock, 80 bbls pitch, 5 pkgs mdse.
FOREIGN.
u-Prince-Schooner Georgia -
105, 200 feet lumber.
Rctterdam-German Brig Actif-
2,285 bbls rosin.
Dantzic-Norwegian Brig Elida-
1928 bbls rosin.
Cork or Falmouth for orders
German Brig Bertha-753 casks spirits
turpentine, 210 bbls rosin.
Stettin-Norwegian Barque Stanbo
d. 900 hbls rosin.
London, Eng-German Barque Au-
gust-3,225 bbls rosin.
Guantmaneo, Cuba-Schr Sophia
Hauson-1O0, 049 feet lumber.
Cardenas, Cuba-Schr Ella Holds
don-176, III feet lumber.
List of Vessels In the Port OF VIII.
mtngtOn, n. c.. February 8, 1874
REMARKs.-Wer respectfully ask Con-
signees, Consuls, Captains and owners,
to notify us of any change of vessel
while in port.
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Observation-Disclosures i'll VIC LUSH
ket has exhibited the same general
features as for some time past. good
grades being scarce, comparatively,
offerings are large, quiet dull
and Unsettled. The most striking
feature which has presented itself
during the current week has been the
fiuctuating market for the lower
grades. We find by returning to, and
reviewing the business of the week,
that the market for strained rosin
opens dull, but subsequently there
is an increase of demand, with a tirmer
tone, and we note an advance. I'M
med ately following the advance, the
market relaxes its firmne5s and de-
clines to it's former position. The ex-
ports and receipts of rosin have been
about equal, and for some time past,
there has been no increase or reduc-
ton of stock. The supply of tonnage
III port is large but not equal 10 the
requirements of the trade. For this
rsason, and for others previously men,
tior, is attributed the unsettled con-
dition Of the market. The operations
of the week have not been confined
solely to spot transactions. Sales for
the present and coming month have
TRANSFERRED The tignres obtained for
the presnt month indicate no advance
on ruling quotations; but those for
March delivery are at a slight advance.
The sales for the week. aud the condi
ton of the market at different periods
OF the week as reviewed is as follows:
Friday. strained rosin, as above men-
toned, opened quiet and dull at ;: 2 Is,
with transactions embracing only 200
bbls at those figures. Saturday, there
was IN increase of demand, which was
followed by an advance of 5 cents.
| The sales this day were 500 bbls
strained, spot, at 81 20, and 500 bbls,
myers option, February delivery, at
s. d. Monday the market was
steady, with good enquiry at pre-
vlous figures. and 1850 bbls changed
hands at q 90 Tuesday the market
relaxed. its tirmness and remained
quiet and nominal. Wednesday the
dullness confined in prices, but the
market vas active and large transac-
tons were made at Il concession of D
cents. The sales this day embraced
4,O75 bhls, as follows: $500 bbls
strains d, spot, at 81 10; 300 bbls,
buyers option, Fab.Gary delivery. Ut
50 Is, and IL bbls No, =. at 81 ]5 p
! Dbl. To-day, Thursday, at the close
| of our writing, the market is quoted
quiet and nominal at 50 10 p Dbl.
No. 2,sPales, No. l and Window Glass.
In reviewing the sales OF the week we
find light transactions in the first
grades NO p The market, alike
strained. is subjected to all the influ-
ences which tend to lower strained,
and as consequence, there is a dull
ness. The finer grades are nominaily
| firm,
The receipts for the week, 12,109
bbls. against 1890 for last week,
show only small decrease. The ex-
ports for the week, 1910 bbls,
against 16, 1856 bbls for last week,
show o decrease of 2,725 bbls. The
! stock in yard is 1876 bbls, AMI aaoat.
/ 1874 bbls. against 35.325 hbls in
yard, and II. 500 bbls afoat for last
week. The following are the quota
| fions to-day.
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STEAMSHIPS.
Lucille. Bennett, ldg, Baltimore.
AID Cazaux
BRIGS
German Hertha, Ollhaber, dis,
E Peschau & Westermann
German Nautilus, Twist, dis,
Sprunt & Hinson
Oliver, Llarea, dis, G G Barker i Co
Dolphin, Huran, ldg, Europe,
Willioms & Murchison
Ger Seevogel, Lapghinrich, lds,
Europe, Willard Bros
Altavela, lig, E kidder & Sons
Ger " Won Freeden, RUDE, ldg,
Europe, Wick & Mebane
Fran, Anderson, ldg, Europe,
Sprunt & Hinson
BARQUES.
German Barque Erl KONG, Nausch.
ldg, Europe. Sprunt & Hinson
Speed. Olsen, ldg, Europe,
Snrunt & Hinson
Ger Rudolph, Pas1e, ldg, Europe.
Willard Bros
Europe, Willard Bros
German Ernst, Erdmann, ldg, Europe,
Harry Bros
Donna Anna, Whaley, dis,
Worth / Worth
John, Gabriel, ldg, New York,
Williams & Murchison
E S Powell, Williams, ldg, New York,
Lizzie Carr, ldg. G G Barker & Co
! Williams & Murchisou
Como, Lewis, dis. G G Barker & Co
! John SIusman, Adams, dis
J III Chadhourn 4 Co
Mary E Simmons, Candy, dis,
Harris & Howell
! List as Vessels Sailed for this Port.
! LONDON.
| Douglas, Wilson, sailed June I'd
LIVERPOOL.
GrGf-klot. Fra.,terverba, sid jan
! Bril- liant Star, sid jan II
! WiIhe!me Aiscl,er, Burmiester,
Louise Derothea. Kraeft, emit ont dec 6
! A!batross, Stohass. 9 d dec II
Emanuel, Iobiason, ent ont nov %
! BiREMERHAVEN.
Cormorat, Hansen. sid dec 9
GRAVESEND.
Ard, jackson, sid July %
Elizabeth Cath, Andersen, cid Aug 8
GEESTEMUEDE.
German RriG Eosse, sid Aug %.
BRISTOL.
Ava, Erachsen, sid dec 23
| Arcadia, Eldrup, sid Nov
Br Petrol, Saidley. sid Oct Il
BRIDGEWATER.
VEINS, Anderson, aha Oct ii
Vigihnt, Jorgensan. sill ian 7
BERMUDA.
Pr Caronella, sid dec ] l
DEAL.
Br Retriever, sid Oct 26
MAASLIUS.
La Belle, Skare, sla dec 80
Alma, Crude, sid Sept 30
Nor Fo-sete, Christensen, sid Sept
German Michael, Bentan, sid Sept 10
EXETER.
Abby Eastman, sid Aug 8.
DUBLIN.
Express, Friturest, sid dec 80
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CRUDE TURPENTINE-Ihe man
ufActuring demands for the raw mate
rial during the current week, combined
with large enquiry for shipment has
been more than 8 sensitive market
could we'll snsfai-. without giving posi-.
ton to an advance of quotations quota 1t
the week, that a stimulant OF an an
couraging nature was only required to
secure better prices: Sellers being
aware of this sought better figures, but
were unable to secure them OWING TO
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Notice.

The undersigned having qualified as Execu
sor or the Estate Of =. A: Hawes, notice is here
by given to those indebted to said estate to
make payment of the same, and creditors will
present their accounts within the time required
by Law.
J.R. HAYES,
JA0 WIN EXacuf0r
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RATES OF FREIGHT.

Articles ps,S+sa,,.r Per Sailnie
Vessel.
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k:1E10ll5lSlS
Missouri State Lottery.

Legalized by State Authority and Drawn
in Public in st. Louis.
Grand Single Number Scheme.
$4,000 NUMBERS
Glass II 70 be Drawn Feb. IS, 1874.
$3.50 Prizes, Amounting to $500, 900.
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Notice.

NOC1Ce.
A IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY FORE.
"a WARNED FROM
TRESPASS
In any manner on my lands situated on Middle
Sound and adjoining the property of Chas,
Tietgen on the one side and Mrs Mary Eol-
land on the other. The law will be rigtd,y en-
forced against all offenders.
jan 21-3t&w MT CANADv
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NQIICE!

The certificate of ten shares of stock In the
Wilmington s. Weldon Railroad Comp in
the name of Alexander McIver, deceased +. -
ing been lost, application will be made to said
Company for another certificate in lieu there
OF: p. MURPHY, Admir-
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CASTOR HOUSE,

FRONT ST., between CHESTNUT AND
MULBERRY.
uAVING RECENTLY OCCCPIED THE
u above commodious building, | have fitted
It up very carsfullv for the accommcdatiou Of
bosrders.
Thankful for the patronage SO literally be-
slowed upon me at the Farmers House. L 60
ucft q continuance of the same, promising to
use every exertlon for the comfort OF my guests
Mrs z. A. ClLLlCAN,
Proprietress=
nov Il 2i9-Ult-Nbm
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c. Fl. ROBINSON,
W. T.. DERossET,
J. w. HINsoN,
4. Fl. VANBoKKELIN,
Z. LILLY,
r. w. KERCHNER,
Board Of Managers.
RICHARD w. ANDREWS,
Secretary
The naval store trade, as other
branches of business, has been COLI
fined to legitimate operations during
the week. The exports Of naval stores
for the week amount to; 13,3S9 bbls
rosin, 1,525 casks spiritst nrpentine,
and 1883 bales of cotton. OF these
there we're exported, foreign 1879
The New York herald., 1874-11-19

wealthy cattle dealer residing IN the country ana
spending his time al our fashionable hotels In this
city whenever business calls hlm TO the metrop-
oils. While stopping at one oil these establish
ments he was introduced by the hotel Clerk TO the
plaintiff and upon this introduction an employ
ment followed under which the plaintin operated
on the teeth OF the defendant and his daughter.
These operations continued until the de-
fendant had paid $500. The plalntln de-
manded $4l0 more, which the defendant
reused to pay, claiming That he had already
paid too much. The plaintn thereupon
The defendant denied the business oil the claim ana
demanded return OF $40O OF the money paid 10
plaintin, on the ground that 10 that extent the
sO-called payments were loans OF money.
The case attracted considerable attention
among the dental fraternity, many OF whom were
In court. Nine OF them took the stand and ex-
planned 10 the Court and jury the science and op-
eratlons OF dentistry, Win the charges customary
on tue various dental operations and the value or
nillng single tooth was yarlously estimated Ly
these dental experts according to the character
OF the case ana the size oil the cavity from So to
$3.50. ana some oil the dentists testified TO receiv-
Ing as much as $500 lor regulating set OF teeth.
Alter much conflicting testimony and an elaoo-
rate summing up by the respective counsel, IN
which the low priced dentists were characterized
den tlsts on the other as extortlonsls, the case
was given 10 the Jury by Judge McAdam in a clear
charge analyZing the Iacts and laying down the
law appl cable to the case. The Jury, after an
hours absence, returned verdict lor plaintH
for S22S.
The New York herald., 1874-11-19
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Several 'LOngshorenaen Committed for
AssauliIng Non-Society Men.


Several 'LOngshoremen Committed for
Assaulting Non-Society Men.
Before Judge flammer.
The longshoremen were on the rampage again
on Tuesday and came near killing about hail a
cozen wretched Italians VINO were seeking for
work around the wharves on the North River.
There were six brawny fellows arragned before
Justice Flammer, at Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday, charged with assaulting persons along
West street.
Morris Kerwin was brought up on TWO charges
preierred against HIM by Anton Rltzi and Albert
Brown. He attacked them on the corner OF West
and King streets and lnnlcted very serious ia-
juries upon them. Oficer Bradley, of the Twenty
eighth precinct, caught him as he tipped over
Ritz with one Dlow He was neld In $1,000 bail
Ior trial.
Charles J. Hoag, of No. SO Oliver street, was as
saulted anu badly beaten on the corner OF King
ana West streets by two men named Cornelius
Horrigan and Edward Moran, both ol whom Were
seen by Oncers Byrne ana Elliott perpetrating the
assault. Inc accused were also c0InmlLted by JUS
tlce Flammer at Jefferson Market Ponce Court in
$500 each.
James Meekly and Patrick Mullen were fined $40
each by Justice Flammer tor creating q disturb.
ance on West street and interfering with men
see sing employment.