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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-30

The Best is the Cheapest. Buy English
= Oil Cloths at
WAC SIMMONS.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-30
Would not be Without
V { G E 7 | N ( +!
FOR TEN TIMES IRIS COsT

Tue great benefit l received from the use of
VEGETlNE. induces me to give my testimony in
ts lavor believe it to be not only of great value
for restoring the health, but preventive of dis,
eases peculiar to the spring and summer seasons.
would not be without it for ten times its cost ,
"a tata s EDWIN TILDEN,
eAtlorney, ana General Agent for Massachusetts
OF the Craftsmen's Life Insurance Company No de-
Sears Building, Boston, Mass. - ~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-30

Question for discussion, "What kinds of
grains and seeds pay best for the farmers to
raise"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-30
TIE TAXES EMBRACED WITHIN THE PRO-
VISIONS OF THE LAW ABOVE QUOTED
ARE THE FOLLOWING. VIZ.

Rectfiers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .S2uO 90
Dealers, retail liquor. 25 90
Dealers, wholesale liquor. ............ 100 %
Dealers IN malt liquors, wholesaIe.... so 90
D alers in malt liquors, retail ........ 20 90
Dealers in leaf tobacco. ............... 25 90
Retail dealers ia lea tobaIcO......... 500 90
And on sales of over 81 600, fifty cents Tor
every dollar in excess OF 81 900.
D Alers in manufactured t0DaccO..... 5 20
Manufacturers OF stills. .. so 0G
And for each still manufactured -. 90 GO
And tor each worm manufactured. 80 GO
Manufacturers OF tobacco. 10 90
Manufacturers of cigars ............... 10 90
Peddlers of tobacco first class (more
than two horses) Observation-Disclosures. so 90
PeddIerS OF tObaccu, second class (twO
horses ............................. 25 90
Peddlers OF tobacco, third class Zone
horae). -. 49,. Is GO
Peddlers OF tobacco, fourth class Ton
foOL or ubl'c conveyAnct) ........ &c %
Brewers OF lr,s thar 500 barrels so 90
Brewers of 500 ba- rels or mUfe TO 90
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-30

ANY person, SO HahIt, MO SNAIL: IaII 70
comply with the foregoing requirements viii
be subject 10 severe penalties. -st e.
Persons or firm> liable 20 pay any Of the
Special Taxes named above must apply TO
T. D. Morris, Dep'Y Collector of Internal
Revenue at Racine, Wis, and pay Tor and,
procure the Specla Tax Stamp or Stamps
they need prior to May | 1874, and WITH
our FURTHER NOTICE For the conve
nrnce of taxpayers Mr.. Morris will tie at
Kenosha april % & %, at Bristol Station
A pril 81, aud at Wilmot April %
j.. w DOUGLASS,
Commissioner Of Internal ReVersue,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
WASHINGTON, D. c., February Is. 1874.
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-30

Taking one year with another have made
as much raising wheat as any thing else
Think it pays to raise corn. Have tired
horse hoe and sulky cultivators. Can not
cultivate close enough with sulky cultiva-
tors. s...
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
THE UEALH OF THE CITY.

At the meeting of the Board of Health yes
terday Sanitary superintendent, Dr. Day. suDmtteu
report to the effect that cartmen employed by the
Street Cleaning Bureau fail separate garbage from
ashes in removing refuse and that garbage and ashes
are usually placed in separate barrels, out
are often dumped into the same cart Several
cartmeu stated that they had received
10 instructions 10 keep them separate. The report
was referred to Board OF Police. Dr. Day also re-
ported that the sanitary ordinances relative TO the COZ
lection ana removal Of are dsregarded few OF
the carts being provided with the requisite covers ana
many cartmen removing manure at other hours than
those prescribed The Sanitary superintendent recon-
nends tna the Board call public attention to the mat
ter as the cartmen claim to be ignorant OF the law ana
aterward request the Board OF Police 10 ENFORCE '"e
law against the offenders.
Sanitary Inspector Goldschmitt reported that at the
limited states Assay office wast., the fumes from
the chimney are offensive The Board ordered that tDe
matter be remedied. Inspector Bryant reported that
the fatrenderng boat Oceanicus at the foot or West
ST. and Tobey a. Booths establishment at the
foot of West Thirtyninth-st. were emitting offensive
odors The permit to the Oceanicus was removed and
Tobey Booth directed TO discontinue fatrender'
ing. .-..,.,,, -o,or,
showed that inspections had been made during the
week 66 complaints OF various nusances had been re-
ceiyed premises had been visited by the disnecnR
corps and II smallpox patients had been removed 70
the hospital The report Of diseases ro s
Of one, aud rs cases Of smallpox, a decrease
of one. compared with last week.
Dr. Harriss report OF vital statistics shows that there
6o4 deaths In the city last week. about 20 more tha
the week previous or these there were 5S2 deaths on
children under five years old. In the last four weeks
there 1909 deaths OF which 6 or 6l per cent oi
the whole were OF children under five years OF age
Dphthera caused the death Of 95 persons In four Weeks
and diarrhea diseases 9l4.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10

have achieved great deal Then We had no oreanira-
on and the politicians power made US fair promises
but secured treacheronsy Degecsed
u.s. and even joined enemies. You have seen WHAT
have endured, how have been crushed and perse
cuted by this narrow-minded "Datvism," which mas
tried hard reduce the German element In this coun
try servude In the coming campaign We have hopes
OF triumphing over our enemies. We shall support
only those candidates who do not advocate fanaticism
The City has $3.50 100000 Of debts and the greater
part OF the burden ia Is upon uS Why should not the
wealthy OF this city be made TO contribute 10 tne
liquidation OF these debts proportonatey III the TX.
ciso force 10 the license fee they
show that they have not done their duty in falling TO
collect license fees In many cases during the last year,
and do not deserve TO remain In their places
Dr. Freh the next speaker said tnat acohonc liquors
necessary to recupernte mans exhausted forces
He followed by Mr. Wiener, former member OF the
State Legislature, said that Legislature had
right pass laws which interfere with individual lid
erty. This question which belonged entirely 10
p0bc opinion, and any legislature attempted to
pass laws this subject IL Its powers and
such laws were In Consequence null and deserved 20 be
treated with contempt. The Legislature had right to
the public must understand tiat the Germans would
not submit to such tyranncal rule and wond not sup
port any candidate who will not give his efforts TO fur
ther the ends OF justice Mr. Kinkel the next speaker,
said that very large portion OF the public debt was
paid from the taxes liquors. and lt was not IA the
interest OF the Government TO suppress that branch or
Industry. He claimed that tue Excise law was
very unfar In evying taxes upon saloons ExCoroner
Young briefly addressed the meeting In English.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
A MURDER FOR MONEY.

A brutal murder was committed at Morris
town. N j., Tuesday night Alfred Mahon, Is years OF
age English molder working In the speedwel Iron
Works. found dead the street this morning near
his home, with knife cash in his cheek, and hts skull
beaten In He was his way home with sss which be-
ing missing supposed that the object OF the murderer
was plunder The ARRAY heard about IL O'Clock, but
as It occurred In lonely neighborhood where the
Asylum laborers frequently fght and quarrel no one
paid any attention 1t. Mahon quiet, inofensve
man. He had been drinking, though not 70 excess.
He Is believed have died at the hands OF OF the
Asylum hborers. An Asylum laboreg, named Michael
Maloney has been arrested suspicion OF completely
in the murder. He was found washing his clothes 10
pond near the scene OF the crime He that he
is innocent and many believe him. An inquest
begun yesterday afternoon. o.
Another despatch says: "Mahon, the murdered man
was OF good Enensh family and had been two years In
this country. He WAS employed o bookkeeper by
Messrs. Arnold and Constable OF this city. He be
neved 20 have bsd funds In New York bank. bus
the murdere1 probably took his bank book He
last with nvc Asylum Lborers short time before
he was killed. Two suspected men wcro arrested
~ Madisop, yesterday after ~ CON ...- ...
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

PROM sAvANYAH-In steamship salrodor, Sept n
RIon. Beard H. Steiu5srg A s WIZ yf a NH n n
GrasOu Geo Monshn Mr. whtios infant sHs PSI sios
PROM HAMBURd-In steamship ttsa spL 9rteedore wal;
her Mary Root Rev C. Briggs Dr fsaan Won SS M mr
and Mrs. A. Rchhod Dommerch and two children hr ano r
Tobas Kohn Eduari sugmsnn LOu schmidt Ahee schmidt ra
Mor ssiguann Babete segmsnD Baron Louis Won horrosh
Mr and Guich Simon Ber Mr. and Mrs Byan Ir9'
%esa.s va aa:Ehft g. MsS 4 ~ 4Sasn R.n;ss
Gosteeu RI KSm,gn Mr. and Mrs Roeer. Pe's s0a ' S' va
Haas and family Mr. and Mrs sommeI,lh. mr. ha
Mrs Stanley Mr. Peter Mr. King Mr. Partridge Mr. M Ahs & nr'
FROM GIAsGow-Tn steamship Bord Sept oJohn Cato and
Miss McDorgan Charles Jobnstone William Craig and lady Dr
Charles Bearsey Mr. Alexander Ing James ktwoSa sqpe'
john Pesrman, Rev John TooDD.ou D D. Birassys %
Mrs. William COyerly Mrs Fletcher IN Mss s hsnan %
Donald and sdy Wam Templeton and daughter CAPT
kpdr,ws X j. Pnne snd james al, Miss Bella heCa
DR. Ira Wilcox DAVID s. Thompson William hopkns hrsm y hIIu
ISSU & H. oke .Ss, o.u Psycn H. H. HorI J. G Marnds
John Stuart aud LADY, Miss Jua Belm, Miss hHsnmos w.
RusbmOre Dr. Adams George ko0se' ana ana l' M Man Boss
man Mrs NJ G. Martin Charles Hill. Ms Todd Mss Todh
Dr. Charles Bailey LADY and so9 Mrs stewart P.s NJ.
Feendeu Miss A. Baton, n Taekst r. ssndsr.on !oan j. p S
lady Mcveen Mas Eth MeIvss9 Miss Lo'e M .S
Bse Miss Jessie Keith Miss Bqkingh.@, Mrs Nekenre .na
daughter Miss Steele Miss ~ w. fsoiS; Pusy Ms. Anss Hsn@
Miss Jane A. Hendry, Joseph hart Kay M ana n 7 - ,SaI
Kae Mes's M & J. e SseI.' aSne M wre S. EdS.d
Mehei Miss Thompson Matthew Hek Charles Mum Thomas
Ewing Miss Elizabeth HagaB. Mss Gray Mrs Wl'har ana an
nbrev Miss Ale.spder Miss MORAN. Miss NJ SprouL
FROM Ro TTERD AM-In steamship w. 4 Sea9HSH sept g.
Rover and child
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
CAPT. ADDISON LOWS SUCCESSOR
The dispatches from Washington published


In THE TRIBUNE yesterday announced the appointment
OF E. Plat stratton Supervising Inspector Of Steam
boats for the lid District in place of Capt Addison
Low who has for several years held that position The
removal and appointment occasione6 considerable ex-
element In the Office OF the Inspectors Capt Low was
appo nted the position OF Supervising Inspector soon
after the Administration OF Gen. Grant began. He held
this Office tor tme when attempt was
made to remove him. This action, however, was
not confirmed by the Senate, and Capt. Low re-
that an effort was making to remove him
and that the papers only awaited the signature OF the
President They forwarded to the President about
two weeks ago, but the Chief Executive at that
time on board the Pacific Mail steamship City OF Peking
excursion. Some prominent shipping men who
there met the President who had heard of the action
plated pronounced the removal OF Capt Low an
outrage, and their return 70 Ne eWYOrk paper pro-
testing against the removal was at once circulated
among the principal shipping merchants, and received
large number OF signatures. This sent to the Pres
dent about week nd would II was Thought have
some influence upon him.
Mr.. sraton, the newly appointed Inspector, has for
several years held the Position of Assistant Local In
specor He practical engineer having spent several
years with the Morgan Iron Works. and having hal ex-
tensye experience in other sections For Two years ne
mas held position OF engineer OF Jne Pennsylvania
Coal Company In 1869 he appointed Assistant Local
Inspector and has held that Office until the present.
Mr. Sraton says he has made no effort to secure
the position with which he has been appointed, and
nothing OF appointment until he read OF IT In
newspapers The salary OF the supervising Inspec
Tor Is S3, per annun.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
PART IlI.-McADAx. J.
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS
THrRSDAl. SRPr. 10.

THURSDAY. SRPr. TO-
Mails via Pmouth Cherboug and Hamburg ey 'tesnss
80 m Supplementary Mail II closed tho
PoOace at 80 sails from oos Of
Thrdst. Hoboken.
Mails or Bennuds the steamship Georga close n2p
Mails Havana the steamship CJ OF bsvans cose
Supplementary Mail Is closed s he POEohee al z%V N
Steamship sails q 8 D from Pier No. n.
FRIDAY. SEPT IL
for Belzium the steamship Collins close at 10 m
for Halifax closed the Newfork PossOhce eVeU
day at p. m, and goes Boston
sATURDAi. SEPT. H.
Mails 70 Great Britain nd via Queenstown and Liverpool
steamship Baltic ~ NJ Supplementary Mail clssed Al
the Pos0hce 1880 stesmshp sas p m from Per No
50 North River.
For Continental Mails steamship yeei mails ss
:30a Supplementary Mail u eosol At the osOmcs
D. Steamship sails at M from foot Of ThrtsL. Ho-
the steamship Henry
Mail closed Al the Post
al IL ship IL NJ from Pier No. AZ NJ Il
SUNDAY. SEPT. l3
Mails al O'Clock The f0stohce 10 open ron -
m loI Ia
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIvERPOOL-Ia steamship Russd Sept 9-s.in For
j. Bruce Moore b. G. Rumsey Rum:ey Jr W Miller Do
pgo Fate Bukey Miss johnson Ross Johnson NJ AMI
Mrs Joseph Miss G. Curtis Master w Cuh. h Campbell
n 4 Marshall W. Rev. NJ Mcpherson. e. L. hharpsem
Mr. G. DaCoa Capt w K Kennedy, r. w. o. Cor
don King C. Stewart Mr. and Mira hoague MT NJ sehsnet
H. schenck W. y Andrews Mr. Isabel An
dreys infant and and Mrs James Rnse Mr. and MS.
Wright Robbins Winslow daughter b. Cohen Bsse IL
NorhOyer Master Hesn Wm Dunlop Miller MI Ss@Pee,
n Beu Mr. Vsnyesor Vail g. w. bregs John Laird H. VIII
i,ms Miss usworh H. C. MouraD, Or. Budse Mr. heDousah
Mr. and Mrs Brown MIRA Chas Moorehoase and infant A.
Mr. Ingls Mr. and MIS- IomhDson n A. DaJs ME
Kane Miss Brown. .Ca Howes.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
tran set 10 detect him. aud on evidence 70 that enecS
was Convicted Decision was reserved.
CRIMINAL NOTES.

John Brohn was held in 81 900 bail at the yener-
son MARKET Police stealing ESQ worm OF
die. wearing apparel from The rooms Of Parker In hePnkD
House. yesterday morning
Frank Farrell was committed yesterday to answer
charged with eoscesed Tbe eompihnsns
John Eagent made affav ihst 10
proner assaulted him on Aug With billy which he had eoaceAlsd
beneath his clothing
AT the Tornbs Police Court yesterday, before JUS
yhs he inflicted upon Msrn Abaru No 1872 Barter st. on Toes
d,V night ugusa Hard ssss At She Bismarck Hotel sAs
600 bail for attempting obss $500 from the Penny Saw
Bapk by means OF forge check Catnnpe Christopher vss
900 bail harge OF stesog sIo ron 'oeh row
en OF BROOK yp, on Tuesday nght.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
SBIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
poRT OF NEw-YORK. K........~.-......"...

PoRT OF NEw-YORK sEPE "
p0.s, ,p,, Cook LIVERPOOL Vi. Qu.ens,Ovp chaa O.
ss.n.sD sa C Ns;9. yS, e sss GsoT s S
steamship City Of Galveston, Ssworean H. Mallory
Steamship A. Sinners Warren. Phi,delgh. james Hand
Ship Brilliant (Sorl Chrensen Hasfe nuIch rye
Ship sou!Re Chief ssn, s.vaHoaS D. ~ a. B'0'An'n
Bars Tnno (Au, Moyd Cora or fAmouA for orders S's0'A
Bark Error ITALY Mare-ea. B.reeloDs. FuGeh Rdye Co
ansni. ro G%5o opoTo & aassssIys' I f~1 sfu,,
Bar. Man Mara hsss % hssa js svSs ar. rs CO..
B k;s93 s Jrss s s'rfsSstE gsS s sH:a Geo Bailey
Bs hs sSs1s% 1anD Ss.S DS'is sls !S Jou z.
stsf Ss VIM H. K.susy Desr. Ferna1daa van Bra1 go
sebr IienyT Parker Lewis, 5eor.etowB, Bd Rove Co
seh g. " Richards tbrD Robinson, 81 Johs b. r. seriua
ARRIVED
Steamship Bolivia OIL Munro Ga'gOw via hOSle Aug go .th
' s,s.%:U ,SS R,I ssSsass Da,ct Hu Ro. Aug a. Ply
ss sa .p sS @ sI e;s sp VITA s. and
Is Steamship vile r D.nre Har Aug 2s Br.s 2sh
WITH nese snd pass 70 o. AseteHne. oe
as sis'%is %a ai.e fs'a sp Gsa, pas.
steamship Beneeor gO4es Wilmington ~ C., with nAIa storss
s,S pLSyGa (I,al). LauO Palermo IS day. With mc,e
BARK Morning c I,aOd Guantanamo IS d.'
B.a Ephrim Williams, Kssu. Charleston C., 20 dau with
Bar. S..a, G Ass,H: S s. day.. y s "a s1 n
sea Wnds.,a ils.ss' Boa.ss g.. c. s,s VITA ye'' pine
seI WSney Long. HAYS, fsID.adia. IA d.y. vita umssr
o,.. v,,s.: ssSo''1'-H''" isS S.sssss Ss%ITi v;s.
". c. Nelson. Virginia Joseph Fra1slp' Virginia
John swsy. Virginia beips+, 'rths
Ise ol Pines. viIstnis. AM iarner Virgins,
NJ A Hickman, Virginia. j. Massey 'rNnA
Carol ne Hall. kiehnond 3 isgrahnn, Bsiiiaore
y p smD,op Virgin J. NJ. Vance, GeOrgetOwn D. G.
MARY Halsy Georsetown w. Bunnea 6eoSgstoxn, DC.
Eta A. sumpsop, Nonok CARA bsLmofc.
Rilsn NJ BaIter. Pail RivS Loyina Jane. Fall River
j s. Lamphrey Boston. Blaekstooe, Prouderer.
Lou,a Frances Ne. Bedford. Tans Dvpss, HysnpiA
i BELOW.
Brig Glribaldi Nor j. Larsen, hOn
DOMESTIC PORTS.
LIVE Del, Sept ePssed in ssawsbip c. W Lord from sa
Bucous from Bath, Ne. bas Came w.
and Methasn sua easery Wind prevails sni vessels are
running into the barber
Bosros Sept 9-Arnved. baris WITCH from LeghOrn Feri n
Hurlbat BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA sept eTbe resnshp Cay Of herds no" Ns"'o's
anise1 here thA morning
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC NAIL STEAMERS.
BY cabk yron Pana"a
stesnsp Constutioa sse Sept T. fof san aaSo WIN Aoo
passages ssd !. .220 tons freight
.l.- 8y glrs hsa Sas Frssrso.
s,m.p Ar,eos Capt ssabsy sd 9th Sept sr Panama viA
IA ana $40 sos freight Of wAsA 400 iss
Nsw.yssh Passna
, lx~ IAisa SAss ssss sss JVtA Psss1
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
LoopHoLEs IN THE MINOR COURTS.


The success of recent attempts on the part
of criminals to slip through the fingers OF the law
through irregularities the lower courts shown in
the cases Of Lizzie Doris and Donavan seem to have
encouraged others. Two persons were taken before
Judge Westbrook In Supreme Court Chambers, yester
day. The first was that Of Kate Devine. who
brought before the Court on a writ OF habeas
corpus The commitment, which purports TO be
by the Court Of Special sessions sets forth
that she was held to bail as q dsor
derly person, had since been disorderly, that her
bail was forfeited. and that she committed Ia de-
fault OF giving new ball. Her counsel. John o. Mott. in
sisted that the Court OF Special Sessions had not the
power to forfeit the bail collectively to commit her.
though any Of the justices, magistrate. might
do so The Assistant District Attorney, Mr. Dana asked
for time consider the Judge westbrook desir
ing to inquire into the law himself remaDded the pris
oner until to-day.
The other case that of j. Swan convicted at the
Court OF Special Sessions for embezzement sentenced
Imprisonment for year, and nned $3.50. Swan
dealers A IN Fulton s' Market, and also ooliScted
money due them. He received a certain amount
at p. m: one day, and at p ~ was
sisted that the nne was illegal IN amount. aud
the prisoner had waived his right OF trial by jury
He spoke OF the irregularities OF the police justices and
Sessions there no opportunity given TO the prison
ers TO elect where they would be tried they
He also accused swans employers taking advantage
OF the imprisonment 70 obtain from hts wife $780, the
amount Of his savings savings under sas preseSce
Fellows explained that he did not press the
question 10 order TO obtain discharge, but TO reduce
tine ball pending appeal Mr. Dana, OF the Distriet
ercsed In the tfia of the case ana that the
hsd hsAa susDseted Of enbsssieusot and fallen into
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
WASHINGTON OPINIONS.

CONSULTATIONS IN REGARD TO THE REMOVAL OF
INCOMPETENT oFFICEHOLDERs-THE PROPOSED
CONVENTION OF SOUTHERN REPUBLICANS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
WAsHINGTON, Sept. demonstrations are still
In progress with the President in regard to changes in
Federal Offices in various parts of the South The move
ment drected solely those who although utterly
nj places have been appointed upon assurances
of politicians who had ends OF their own 10 subserye
Many of the worst prove TO be those whose seec
tion was really resuC of the practice the Senate
OF allowing each Senator decide who shall be
rned those nominated from his district. The whole
subject receiving grave attention, and evidences o. its
being under consideration will shortly appear
1t has been decided to hold the proposed Convention
Of Southern Republicans at Chattanooga the 18th of
October Republicans from all parts OF the country will
be invited, though the chef management will be in the
hands OF those from the South. Tue intention is
Oh the part OF those moving in the matter 20 bring
together the better elements OF the party One result
expected is the opportunity TO confer with representa-
tves each Of the South and ascertain the
truth ia regard to the real condition OF affairs.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
MINIArrRK ALMANAC.

s,, 5.30 sun sets 6I7 Moon sets 600
rHs DAN-A-r
s.o. 7.19 Gov. Iasnd 1853 Hell Gate PenJ.. e43
~ HiGH DAr-p. ,ooo
Sandy Hooi., 7:30 Cows lsaDd olo he oah FelA AVVV
New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
cALENDARSTap DAT.

suPRtxs CorRr--CHAuBgRs-WRsTsRooK
49, Yuguango a Brad Ne III. Security Bank agt Apple
44.Ws'dmaa agt Pratt gate No..
50Henghy &cy sst Bah l57..NoIdel sat sSedA' rh'F
der kc. Ing Assocsuoo =. ~
81 Cont Bank Note 1873 Weed Sewing Machine 20.
agt Industrial Exhibition sgt. Trucr &e 90
60. 186. .Dsucby, he, sgt Gnmn
80. .Peshaw &C.. sg. Adams &c.
MARINE CouRr-TRrAL TERx-PARr L-GRoes }.
MeGuh sgt McArile. ILL., .Loesser ct al agt hooneJ
100. " shimuug art. New. dh
SOS Heath agt. HIbbeli ll3 .Josephs art Goldmsn
Baruaf ll5 Hoffman Bossons ef al
al 1lS. .Cnnsenses sgt Bergman
107. Same sgt Sane. 100. Werter igt Duncan
,ZWerg ut. Cohen. 12l. Same sgt Schwarh
100. Goldfail agt Brennan 122. .plske sxt. Bdesen
1873. .Knenem apS AsL Brown.
PARr IlI.-McADAx, J.
376 Stewart srt McDonoug 355 jacob and sno sgt LYMAN
217 Horn set Koehlcr 3i9. .Lauter sgt Schleir.
Fry 3s9.. .Mehessy agt kohn-
$50. .Htse agt Hecht ct al 800 same agi same.
25s Nossman at K,ssafnE 7lS. .Bermsn Rnado
50. Stevens szt SherIsr jr. 81 Knight sgt C!spp
l42. .Bssuminger agt Mortimer ia browne sgt hnrpnr
Sol ..Swartvorh agt Rcharts
GENERAL sxssroSs-scrHERLixD, J-Frsnt Russell rohbery
Charles Williams Pancs onous assault and battery Peter
Walsh William John Wos James Mcclure Edward 9.et
SOW George Thompson burglary; George hshs Charles knss
Frank KrstIer william Burke Rachel Boogey Robert hnsess
CshaIne Mcclure. Bridget Hspe grand seenyi John sha Aos
Morssy petit larceny Jaias Mendesohn kdnurd hsnseh
abdncon Abner W. spooner fase pretes
HeaI LuersOn stephen Brown James shiS