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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-07-13
STARKSBORO.

The Methodist people have much
improved their parsonage.
Mr.. VIM. Wym'n is building a very
fine house, as is also Il. w. j. Hawkins,
Esq.
On Saturday, the Sd inst, Mrs. Hen.
~ Carl, while riding down the road lead.
ing ircm South Starksboro, was thrown
off one of the bridges into the river and
quite severely injured The horse took
fright from some freshly pealcd hcmlocb
logs at the sid of the road -
l-Tbe reason is given Why the selectmeh
dropped the case Of suspected foul play
to whieh we have referred with full par.
ticuurs before, Of the chid's body heing
found in suspicious circumstances. They
failed TO find sufficient evidence against
the parties suspected to warrant further
pursuit. -
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RIPTON.

The city friends of our host Battel
are beginning to arrive, and will doubt.
less be in full force in short time.
"A. G. Chandler has sold his farm of
one hundred and fifty acres, to Chas.
Turner of Lincoln. The price agreed
upon has not transpired
Those in favor of having an agent
for the saio of liquors, have been circu.
latiDg petition to have one appointed,
and claim to have obtained seventy five
names from voting population of some
one hundred and forty, though some
claim that names are on tho petition
without the owners consent, and against
their sense Of right.
"A few days ago Two of our young
men went to Brandon, where a friend
took them to his boarding house and gave
them dinner. The keeper of the house
gave their horse dinner, and after they
were gone, discovered that halter Of
his was missing, and that lock at the
barn was broken. 1t is said that one Of
the chaps was lucky enough to find a
halter for his steed.
-.On the morning OF the Sd inst 3, Mr..
Bowen, who is erecting a barn for Geo.
Brown, went to the scene of his labors as
usual, and found that key of single
nails had disappeared during the night
The tracks of two men were found in the
tall wet grass of the meadow, and fol-
lowed for quito distance, bu. when the
road was reached the chase was given up.
The loss of the nails obliged seven men
to return home without performing the
days work they came to do.
The glorious fourth came here on the
9th this year,but the boys and a share of
the young men concluded not to let the
opportunity pass without burning little
powder in honor Of is safe, though late
arrival A huge gudgeon from some
piece OF massive machinery, after being
duly bored out, was made to do duty az
cannon. II was quite fortunate for the
celebrators that they had made some OF
their artillery at an early day, for Prof
Hitchcock Of the Lake Dunmorc House
had made so formidable raid on this
years stock of fireworks and tar
that Ripton had else been left 10 the
cold.
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NOTICES..

Examine those glass top jelly tum.
bers at T. NJ. Chapman q Cos.
"A Howe sewing machine for rent.
If preferred payment taken in work. In.
quire at this office. Wv
Great bargains in cotton prints and
summer dress goods at T. NJ Chapman
Il Cos.
Another carload Of Naomi" Min.
nesota spring flour juet received at T. M.
Chapman 4 Cos, which they sell at
$3.50 per Dbl.
Case a. Rider have everything usu-
ally kept by druggists, including pure
drugs, proprietary medicines, toilet and
fancy goods, paints, oils, window glass,
&c. Prescriptions carefully and accur.
ately compounded from pure materials.
FouNp On the road from West
Cornwall to Middlebury fair specimen
OF young porker" done up in meal
bag" The owner will please cnll, prove
property, pay charges, and "lugg' it off.
p f. CHAPMAN,
T. W. FLETCHER.
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A SOUVENIR OF THE SIEGE OF PARIS
During the Franco. G erman war, when
the Prussians had Paris under sioge, the
inhabitants Of that city received mails by
means of tin cases hoated down the Seine,
but this means of communication was
soon stopped by barriers placed across
the river at Vileneuve st. Georges Re.
Gently one of these cases was dragged up
in net by fisherman named Vanot, Of
the village of Vimpelles. 1t had eve.
denly been overweighted and sinking had
escaped capture. Its contents we're about
500 letters, which Vanot distributed
about among his friends, but the author.
tiles hearing of the matter secured the
letters, all Of them being dry and in per.
feet preservation, and have been engaged
in forwarding them to their proper ad.
dresses.
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LINCOLN.
Alfred Haight and lady have Just
returned from their wedding trip.

Alfred IIaight and lady have JUS
returned from their wedding trip.
"A base ball club has been organized
here, and christened the "Oncida B. b.
Club" The following officers we're elect
ed President, A. G. Bingham vice
president, Willie Goodrich; secretary
Leroy Varncy treasurer, Elroy Bah
cock directors, G. Ii. Wakefield, Elroy
Babcock, Judson Hanks; captain frs
nine, G, G. Butterfeld second nine, o
B. Hanks; scorer, G. ii. Wakefield.
In Bristol items last week we notice
an accoun. of the celebration of the
Fourth at that place, also quite com.
pliment of the "nondescript" company
Tho band referred to was from this place
and was composed of tifos, drums, etc
The chief instrument mentioned, resemb.
ling hand organ, is not yet named but
any ono wishing to purchase said article
can secure the same by addressing P. o.
box 500. ~
ALLEGED MURDER.-An aged lady, By
the name of Mrs. Sally Beach, died in
Lincoln, on Saturday, July 8, under cir
cumstances that lead to the suspicion Of
Of foul play. Suspicion rested SO heavily
upon the step.daughter that the town
authorities took the case in hand, and
Doctors HER of Lincoln, Currier and
Kent of Bristol were called upon to
make post mortem examination, A
court Of inquiry was held, Monday, and
the evidence taken, though wholly circum.
stantial, was to the effect that death was
caused by overdoses Of opium and NOR
phine. The post mortem examination
disclosed no disease in the vital
organs or the brain, and nothing that
would cause death. The stomach and
brain of the deceased are to be examined,
after which, if the evidence warrants, the
authorities will take further action in the
matter.
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BRIDPORT.

MIR Cyrus Allen is repairing the
old tavern stand in Bridport village, and
for that purpose has employed first.
class workman from over the lake.
Sheldon Smith, Esq, has parrot
above 30 years old, and it is conceded
Polly has right to talk wisdom like
any other member Of the family.
Col. Albert A. Flotcher's valuable
dog, part st. Bernard breed, met with
the misfortune 10 have two legs cut off
by moving machine, last week,
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AN ANEcDoTE OF Mr. BEEcnER.-Re.
ligious history is full of illustrations OF
such phenomena The best men have &C.
cused themselves as the worst, and their
agonizing protcstations of guilt and de-.
spair for very incoDsiderable acts, or for
nothing at all but the accusations Of their
own imaginations, would be infinitely lu.
dicrous if they were not profoundly pa.
thetic. There is an instance Of this kind
which has been related to us On excellent
authority, in Mr.. Beechcr's own career,
When the late war began. n young man,
the only con of widow, who had been
fascinated by Mr. Becchcr's preaching,
was moved by his patriotic exhortation
and influence to enlist, and he was pres.
emily killed in battle. His body was
brought home, and Mr.. Bcechcr, going to
the house, led the mother to the coffin
and said to her that there lay her son be.
fore her, dead that the young man, the
hope of her life and stay of her age, had
been murdered, cruelty murdered, and
thathc, Becchcr, was the assassin. And
thereupen he broke into so passionate a
paroxysm of self.accusatson and reproach
that the mother became his CONSIDER, in
stead of receiving consolation from him. -
Harper's Weekly.
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NTON

During the hail.storm of Friday of.
ternoon in Panton, its ravages were most
deplorable, injuring, and in many cases
running crops, breaking windows, etc.
The hailstones ranged in size from peas
to butternuts, and in some instances as
large as a persons fist.
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THE MARROW GAUGE RAILRoAD.-John
Sprague. of Conway, Mass, has arrived
with his assistants at Rochester, Windsor
county, to complete the survey of the
north end Of the proposed road connect.
ing with the Rutland and Burlington road
at the summit station at Mt. Holley, and
running to Montpelier. The subscription
books are circulated along the line with
very good success. Wilmington and
Jacksonville pledged e19o,oo0 in two
days,and the prospect is that the grading
will begin this all.-Rutland Herald.
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BOOKS OF EASY music =.

Collections of Easy, Brilliant, Popular airs that
every one can play. and no one can help liking
MUSICAL GARLAND. $3.50, Violin and
Piano Duets,
MUSICAL FLOWERS. $3.50, Flute and
y Piano Duets.
FLUTE BOUQUET. sl.5O, Airs for Flute.
VIOLIN MJSEMENTS. SI.5O, Airs for
Violin.
PARTY DANCES. rs cts, Violin and Piano
WIANER'S BAND OF FOUR. slOO
Quartets for LIST and ID Violin, Cornet or
Clarionet and Bass.
STRAUSS DANCE Music. slOO, Violin
and Piano.
VIOLIN AND FLUTE DUETS. slOO. BY
Winner.
CLARK'S (s) INSTRUCTORS. For Piano
for Reed Organ for Violin. Each Sl.OO
WINNERS NEW SCHOOLS. Each IS cts.
For Piano, Cabinet Organ, Melodeon, Violin,
Guitar, Banjo, Cornet, French ACCORDION, @ herman
Accordion, Fife, Flute, Fageolot, Carionet.
Sold by all music dealers. Sent, postfree for
retail price.
OLIVER DITsoN 4 CO., Boston.
CHAs. II. DITSoN 4 CO., I'll Bdway N. Y.
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BRISTOL.

Samuel Stewart was kicked by a
horse recently and had some ribs broken.
Henry Colamore got run away with
on Monday of last week (; smashed up his
wagon and got some unpleasant bruises.
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CENTRAL VT. RAILROAD,
u RUTLAND DIVISION.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

MOVING NoRrH-Night express leaves Below
Falls at ll;lj p m; Chester l:ii m; Ludlow
1927 n m; arrives at Rutlandat 40 IN. Leaves
Rutland ] 30; Brandon 2:27; Midllebury :O5
Vergennes 3 81; arrives in Burlington at ~
Accommodation-Leaves Rutland at $50 m
Brandon 700; Miidlebury 7:l5; Vergennes
Sis; arrive in Burlington at 1925 a IN.
Mail-Leaves Bellows Falls at IL: 80 a m
Chester IL "a m; Ludlow 2;55i arrives in Rni
land at l5j. Leaves Rutland at 200 ~
Brandon 2:i0; Middlebury 30; Vergsnnes 3 -
arrives in Burlington at l4G.
New York Express-Leaves Rutland at 80 I
M Brandon 5;27; Middlebury Coz; Vergennes
6:32; arrives in Burlington. at I;l5; and only
stops at the above stations, except to take pas
sengers going north of St Abans.
Mixed--Leaves Rutland at Pals m; Brandon
$685. Middlebury $50; Vergennea Goa; arrives
in Burlington at I ;55 IN.
Mixed-Leaves Bellows Falls at 4;9O a m
Chester 5;40i Ludlow I;05; arrives In Rutland
at $3.50 m.
MovING SoUTH-Mail leaves Burlington at
$40 a m; Vergennes 9;l5; Middlebury 9;55,
Brandon 104s; arrives in Rutland at Lao.
Leaves Rutland at IL :j5 M Ludlow 1855 pm;
Chester "a arrives in Bellows Falls at 2l0 m.
New York Express-Leaves Burlington at 10 Il {
ami Vergennes llsl0i Middlebury IL AS; Bran.
don 1921 P m. arrives in Rutland at sos m
Accommodation-Leave Burlington at 2;SOp
M. Vergennes S;55; Midebury 4;50; Brandon
Cos arrives at Rutland at I 10 m.
Night Express-Leaves Burlington at 8:5s Z
nj Nergennes 1907; Middlebury l0;55; Bran
don ll.50. arrive in Rutland at 1895 a m
Leaves Rutland at "a m; Ludlow li52;
Chester 1885, arrives in Bellows Falls S;05 m.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.


MAILS ARRIVE.
Closed mails from Rutland, Albany,
Boston and N. York, 1880 A. M
From Ripton, Granville, Hancock,
East Middlebury, Cornwall, West
Cornwall and Bridport $3.50 A. nj .
Way mail from north lO:OO A. M
81 Way mail from south, east a west, $50 p. M.
Closel mail from N. York, els P. NJ.
MAILS CLOSE.
Way mail going south. $3.50 A. N.
north, 80 Il. M.
Mails for Riptcn, Granville, Han
cook East Middlebury, Cornwall,
West Cornwall and Bridport 3;l5 p M.
Closed mail for Rutland, the south.
ern part of the state, Conn. and
Western Mass, 4:30 p. M.
Closed mail for N. York, Albany,
Boston and beyond, t;OO Z. M.
Office hours, I am. to $50 p. M Sundays,
ll.45 a. IN. to l2.45 p. m.
A. S. TRACY, p M.
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The fifteen political exiles from Uru.
quay, who recently arrived at New York
city, had an ugly time Of it in the PUG, in
which they shipped. They were quar-
tered in a little seven.by.nine forecastle,
tho water and provisions became spoiled,
and the danger of starving was added to
that Of shipwrcck. They will return to
Rio de la Plata, July %, to be nearer
home. Thep were arrested on suspicion
by the new government, which was installed
by the revolution of last February.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-06

FNE.-on THURSDAY, March 9Th, 1879, Of Con
sun p EltE9DoRE FISE aged Sysa mouth
Funsrai hOm hi, late residence, No, 1871 Clip
line street, this tslturdayl afternoon al O'clock
Friends Of tho family arO respectfully invited L
attend, iiA neg -ti-t
sMITH.-On Friday afternoon, March 9th, 1875
At 9b G'elOek, CLARRSCE IL s., infant son Of n, s
and Addio l. Smith, aged . year, 5 mouths and II
Funeral from the residence Of bis pprunt,, in
Bridgeport, Ohio, on Sunday afternoon at2 o'clock,
Friends q ths family Invited, InterRSRtn GrOn'
wood, ,slf ti1
SALADE,-Oh ThurSlay, March I, 1875, at hall
past ono O'clock, CHRISI1&SR, WliO Of Capt John
saladO, In tho 68th year o. her ago.
Funeral from tho residence Of hoF husband, corn
or Main street and Market alley, satunlay aftOr-
noon at 2 o'clock. Friends Of tho family arc 10
specially invited to attend,
BR0DIE-on Friday evening, Marcel blh, 1915,
at O'clock, II, KllK, Dn Of Joseph n. and Mar
garqt BFOdlc, aged u years. fnlii
Duo noticoOi funeral viii DO given.
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SATURDAY, MARCH o. 1873.

TuE Chicago Tribune thinks Ohio
should lead pG for Republican victory in
tho Gubernatorial election and says that
the leading Republicans seem to be settl.
ing down on Ben. Wade. 1t says that
Senator Wade would give to old "FOg.
horn" a little tho busiest race he ever
had in his life. II says further, "Old Ben
is powerful on the rugged issues, and
there is mo nonsense about him, 1t is
doubtful II the Buckeye Republicans can
stumble on better candidate for Cover.
nor. He has a strong hold on the conf
dence and affection Of old men who are,
or have been Republicans, Free-sOilers or
UnionisR in Ohio. His own county Of
AShtabula would start him with at least
1000 majority, and 'Cheesedom,' rs the
Western Reserve counties are called, is
good for $4,000 majority for old Ben
against the Bourbon Fog-horn, Ii nomi.
mated, he is pretty certain Of an election"
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ASIDE from whether schonck's treatise
on Poker was large or small volume, or
whether issued III tho usual way Of pub.
fishers or only as "niatter OF courtesy
to explain tho highly intellectual game
to asmall circle Of friends, its discussion
has put some people in possession Of in
formation which they might not other
wise have found out in q life time, For
instance, it is said that 2,5OS,O 900 different
hands of five cards can be made from n
pack, and Of these 10000 arc astraights"
or sequences" excluding tho 10 which
are also allpshcs." While we cannot
vouch for the accuracy Of these figures,
we arc certain that the discussion caused
Mr.. schenCk to oante-up," 5'r.
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ktsslNo THE DgAp.-The danger Of
contugion and disease from the practice Of
kissing the dead is shown by an occur.
renee at MI. Vernon, Ny, where the In.
habilahts arc congtalutating themselves
on having escaped the horrors Of an cpl.
demici II appears that a young lady
named Cattoll, returned to her fathers
house in that village a short time since
anil died In a day or two aitefwafd.
During the wake which followed a large
number Of PERSONS kissed the corpse. II
has now transpited that the girl died Of
small.pox in he worst and most mallg.
naht form. None Of Nj. Catrull'a other
children having been vatcinaled, the con
tagion spread itself among them, carry.
ing Oft all but two out Of seven. Moth.
Ing could be done TO restrain the inmates
Of the peslllehtial abode from going At
large and intcrmihgllng with the com.
mqnily while the dangerous Injection
existed.
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FLoUR'-
100 barrels Pollock'S Indiana Fancy.
100 10 Washington, Ind, mills
100 do Gem Of the West extra family.
@IS NJ. REILLY,
GosHfS CHEESE
iSO boxes New York Goshen,
100 do Western Reserve do, In store and for
@, S, NJ REILLY.
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MIR. EVarts Not the Right Lawyer
K i.,f5. hs,r for. the Case 'i.U

j b
From The UnivcsailSl:1 ,'tr u. ,-i
Mr. Evarts continues to manage the
case "a II his client were a common thief
RATHER, accused q being thht4ywho
must by any artifce, get an Scqiittal
from tho jury, For example, Mfr. Tilton,
IN his testimony, cohfessihg that he
walked in communist procession, was
SO imprident as to break out into culogy
Of Roussel. The New York, Herald adds /
aNEt Evatts saw Ills point instantly.
There are two Roman Catholics on tile
Jury, and the temptation TO the counsel
was Irresistible. And this was the man,
exclaimed the willy lawyer, that ordered
The execution, the murder Of the Arch.
bishop Of Paris This being repeated
Seyeral times, II would bp strange II these
two Catholic jurymen should forget IL"
For criminal lawyer intent on but one
enu, and INSCRIPTIONS as to the method,
nothing could lave been more aftful or
more telling. Tweed and Stokes had
their cases conducted on the same plan,
But who wants to see rHenty Ward
Bepchef acquitted by such wretthed APP
pehls 10 q peculiarly binding nteiudiceS
II Mr.. Eyatts Is the right man, he Is in
the wrong place. lie Is proving himself
q, much more serious foe TO BeeChet than
Tilton and MOulton combined,
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create marked revival Of business,
Tins oroaking distrust respecting the
soiyency Of commercial firms has had but
very partial confirmation from the fire.
qucnCy Of failures and what miRgiyings
DO remain would quickly disappear u the
volume and the character a business
were sufficient 70 satisfy creditors that u
living profit was being realized ~ the
results otthe Spring. business. There are
branches OF business which may show
little or no Improvement this spFipg.
This may prove to be the case with the
iron interest, tho machine trade, and the
building trades; possibly, indeed, these
departments may exhibit even worse
signs Of depression than we have yet wit
messed; but these things could not mate
rally TetaFd the process Of recovery
which is malifestly in progress in nearly
every other brunch Of business,
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TaE cosr OF THE TnroN-BEEcuER
TRLAL.-In obtaining a jury for thotriul
in tho Tilton.B eeOheF ease, 1900 jurors
were summoned, 262 Of which number
wore detained for Ave days in making the
panel. Five hundred were actually at
the Court for ono day, from whom the
second panel was made, An estimate has
been made Of the expense Of the trial up
to the close Of last week us follows;
sulnmonlng 1900 Jurors, about .............S $50
Paying 2GS jGFynien lnr Ave days at 81 per
day while finding tho jury",",,""",",,"" 1850
Five hundred Jurors ut ~ pr day for one day
on seODhd panel 1000
Twelve juryiaen at % per day frUm january
u 10 February $50
Cost Of luncheon to February 2j6..,",",,m $40
CASA about $50 per Week"""",,.~"""""."" 1879
Wear Of earpes. "u"u.u.,,.,, yu.".a,",.. 100
Damage 10 furnlturO.",."..m""',". ".",.... 100
Stationery ",""".,."".."m,A 100
oz1V
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WHEEllNa fElLA1E cot.I lI,lIltl=

Htssc,E .=E6hndci BY The citizens a WHEELING
,oi te 1hi5etel education Of lhtf iatghSuSS
Ss;tSS " isc0.I Wenty-ionr years successful on
sISsS ,s76 Auhnae over i0oGFotty.four graduates
DPatge Preparatory, Academic, COLLEGIATE.
guy tsEslept aud Modern languages An md CdnifJa!
V"tE o. Musie, Full and thorough course d 1iuiV.
9hg-Ab0 ind experienced Instructor IA
ey ~ dep3ftmen Thirteen teeehOri IN all. -
MONDAY, January SSlh ind T.
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r tsr OF LETrElIs-

Remaining unclaimed In tho Post Oflco al wheel.
Ing, Saturday morning, Ma Fch 0, 1870.
To obtain any Of tile following tito applicant will
pleale call iOF Ateftlel ettert giving The datOof
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

DEPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF
III tha First National Raak q Wheeling, IN the
stato q Wot Virginia, y the Close Of bushes
Monday, March ls', 1873
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loo. F@EuNERAL NOTICE,
NFnaploYment.l

Iwant I 900 agents TO canvass for the COMPLETE
HERBALISr, and TUX GROWING WORLD, viii
RIye such terms and fuTnAh such advertising aeili-
IDS that 10 man need make les thun $40 per
month and all expCnsQs-nO matter whether 20 ever
canyaSscd before or not, Address Or, .. PHELPS
BROWN, No 2i0and street, Jeraey City, n, j.,
and fun PARTICULAR will DO srnt by return mall
n TtOnf,NHI DO
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uAVE YOUR HOUSE PAPERED BY
IL i. D. PRAGER,' Practical Decorator in
Fresco and Plain Paper Hanging. ICeil.
ing work specially, New French Panel
Ing for Parlors, Now Combination PANEL
Ing for Libraries, Dining Rooms and Halls,
with DadoS and Tapestry mud Damask
Filling
Estimates and Dcsignsl furnished for
Churches, Banks, Public Buildings and
Dwellings. N -5uE
Work finished In yarnish when desired.
All orders promptly attended TO at Har-
hour 4 Dlttnian's Wall Paper House, 1850
Main Street, l-' marc
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY

SUPFEaE CoURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge
Westbrook.-Nos liz, Il. p, 34a. 80, so, 81, 30.
Gail lO1 10 1872 inclusive.
NOTIoE.-Therc Will be no court held in supreme
Court, chambers. on saturday, August !, 1915. BY
order OF T. r. WESfBROOK, Judge.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Held by Recorder
Hacker5.-Tne People VS.. William Ramsey,
burglary; same VS.. william Corisa, burglary;
Same VS.. James Campbell burglary; same VS..
Richard Jeques, Peter Flnherty and Robert Lee,
burglary; Same VS. John f. MAYER, burglary Same
VS.. John Edwards, burglary; Same VS.. Edwin
RattenDurg, grand larceny; same Joseph +.
Welch, grand larceny Same Jonn Donney,
grand larceny; same VS.. Charles Harrington,
grand larceny; Same vs.. william Book, grand
larceny; same vs. Gus Williams, grand larceny;
Same vs.. Jonn Brown, grand larceny; Same vs..
James Murphy, grand larceny; Same vs.. Minnie
stevens, grand larceny Same VS.. Maria Hansen,
grand larceny Same va. Thomas AL en-, grand
larceny; Same VS.. EDWARD j. Doran, grand
larceny; Same vs. John O'Donnell, Crane larceny !;
Same Vs. Jonn Wi5eman, grand larceny; same
VS.. John O'Connell, grand larceny Same vs. Mar
Tin Delevan, grand larceny; same VS.. George G..
Wood, grand larceny; same vs. William Pecken-
ham, lelonIous assault and battery; same VS.. Mar
tin Delaware, forgery.