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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

We call attention to tho card of Polk i Hyatt,
the well known nurserymen 1t Odessa, Del. A
little cash will 60 good ways in the purchase Of
stock with this firm.
William Fox, an old resident of Leipsic, about
80 years Of age, died very suddenly in his chair
on Saturday and was buried on Tuesday.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

sF-H you ,paat Pills, take Ayers PHI. Nothing
has ever app AIRED that can mpare with this pre-
paratiou for chasing out the dstempetA that faster
and grow upon US. They are the Philosopher!
elixir OF life, which bids defiance to disease, and
leaves us no alternative ITO die OF old age. TheJ
are mild for chilleeD, yet lha full dose, powerfu
for a full grown man, 7 ougn sweet morsels to the
taste, which glide slRar-shod over the palate, thei
virtues strike with elling force on he very founda
ilnuA OF llas asn.-CilcinllaH iO.l Gazette.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

WARWICK FURNACE PROPERTY The farm RI
Nathaniel Potts, decd, in Warwick township,
Chester county, known rs the warwick Furnace
Property" aud containing 500 acres, was offered
at public sale on Thursday O,t. 2lst, 1t was
bid up to $40 per acre, or nearly $25 900. but at
this price the executors, Thomas NJ Potts, ESD,
aud LeWin Q. Tempiin declined to soil.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

tB-7he Human Machinery, unlike inanima.e me-
chaniciAm, possesses q seitreparlnR aud sef-re
newng power. Health may De surely preserved
and life leng hened by keeping this vital attribute
tlous have been recommended for this purpose but
none have received such emphatic professional
UpoLPHo WoIFE's eCuIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPs.
ap3O tw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

eE-i +. lend ia Need-Dr Wisar's Balssm OF
wild berry 10 q friend In deed, Who has not found
1t such In curing diseases Of the lungs and throat
coughs colds. and pulmonary affections The sick
are assured that the high standard OF excellence
on which Its popularity is based, will always be
maintained by The propretors. so cts anu 81 bot
tie, large bottles much the cheaper.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

ANOTHER CENrENNIAL CONTACT FOR COATES
ylLLH.-The Messis. Doan, of Coatesville, have
received the contract for erecting the large
Restaurant on the Centennial grounds. 1t will
be located near horticultural Hall, and is very
large building, with large public and convenient
private dining rooms. The extreme dimensions
including pavilion and versndas are 1872 by $50
feet. The banquettiDg hall will be 81 by 100
feet, with ceiling 2s feet high. The dining hall
will be 80 by 50 feet, with ceiling 2S feet high.
The kitchen will be A by 10 feet, and the Range
" feet lnun.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

ASSIGNMENT. John q. Graham, Esq OF Cam.
den, Kent county, has made an assignment OF
ri. his property, real and personal, TO Alexan-
der Jackson. Jr., of the same pncs, Mi dfaliAm
short timo ago the leading merchant OF
the place, recently a.heayy grain buyer aud YES
Eel uMuar To tho day OF Lila failnre
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

The CENTRAL CHuaon PAsToRArE. - An adj
journed meeting OF the New Castle Presbytery
wss held in this, Thursday, during the recess OF
the Synod, to take action on the resignation OF
the Central Church pastorate by Rev. j. +; Con,
Key. Mr.. Conkey's petition was granted, anl
tia mn IIsa1l al
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

A DIFFERENCE OF OFlNIoN.--One Of the dele.
gates to the National Colored Sunday School
Convention, in an address. denomipated WI.
Inington as the Garden OF Eden, and Delaware
W tho pearl amongst the galaxy OF states.
Another delegate, however, in his prayer III.
yokod mercy upon ",he hypocritics' state Oh
DaIpwapo
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

Fatal ACCIDENT FROM THE BuneTINa or A
GUs,-Ezra Thompson, who formerly lived Al
Thompson station, on . Z. Il ID. railroad, but
who since last spring hse been living. at Chat
ham, in Chester county, met with fatal acci-
dent last Saturday. He. with companion, vas
out ginning, when by some mishsp he got two
loads in one OF the barrels Of his gun, and while
firing at some game the barrel burst, one of the
pieces decorating his left arm and eevering the
main artery. Medical aid was immediately sent
for, but before it arrived. Nj. Thompson had
lost 30 much blood, that he died soon after.
wards. Mr., Thompson Was young married
man with one child, his wife being from home
ut the time Of the accident He had recently
White Clay Creek, to which he intended to re-
move next Spring.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

TEACHERS INSTITUTE AT MEDlA.--A Teachers
Institute is to be held at Media, commencing on
Monday tho 9Th of November. Prof. Il. A. Al.
len, celebrated as an Institute instructor, will
open the ball with pleasant appeal to the
masses, on "What shall We do with our Boys 2"
Mrs Livermore will devote tho next night to
the subject, " What shall we do with our Daugh-
ters p L. P. Whipple, the celebrated essayist,
will show the contrasts between "labor and
loafing." Charles G. Ames, a noted speaker,
will treat of :" wasted power" while Petroleum
V. Nasty will close the course with some Of his
tnlEipp huYpor
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

TWICE WEHK-Ths steamers Of the Old DO
minion Line, from Lewes to New York nov
make two round trips week, leaving New iorA
ON Mondays and Thursdays, and Le"es on tues
DAYS and FRIDAYS,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

Edwin A. Barber, of West Chester, who has
been with the Hayden expedition to South Colo
RADIO, for some six months, as correspondent OF
the New York Herald, has returned home.
A very neat and fine-looking new Orthodox
Friends Westinghouse has just been finished
at Media. It is fire proof, with large rooIls, ex-
tensive porchee, &c.
Hiram W. Moore will be candidate fol-
Sheriff Of New Castle County, at the next cleo
ton on the Republican ticket 30 the Republi-
| can states. o.
| Lindley Smyth, Esq, Of PhilAdelphia, IL exc
cutor of the will Of the late Zibs Ferris.
Justices Of the peace say there il wonderful
lack Of criminal business just ct this time.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

SUGAR NAPLES IN DEMASD.-There has been
a great advance in tile price Of sugar maple
trees for ornamental planting within year or
two Naples OF fair size are now quoted at
from $50 to SIS per hundred in the nursery
catalogues and are considerably higher at retail.
The rise is probably owing to short supply.
great deal of care and several years Of time are
required before they are Of marketable size.
Norway naples arc quoted the SAME sugar
naples, but silver or soft naples can be had ut
half the price,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

HARD OK LEwEs LIoUoR SELLERs.--Jacob
Wells, proprietor OF the United States Hotel in
Lewes, and the only licensed liquor seller in the
town, died OH Sunday afternoon after long and
severe illness. 1t is said no more liquor will be
sold under the present management at his
house.
A Mrs. Davis, who kept an unlicensed place
for the sale of liquor also died suddenly, on Sun
day night.
John Fsnwick, proprietor Of the ''pavilou" on
the beach, and who sold liquor without . license
had IS indictments found against him 1T the last
term OF Court, but before he could be arrested
he suddenly sbsconded with but little expecta.
ton of his return.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

AN IRON FURNACE AT CHEsTEA.-The Chester
Eoening Ne,os announces that company has
been formed to build furnace in that city,
called the Chester Iron Furnace Company.
Ground has been purchased in South Chester,
adjoining, on the east, the South Chester Roll
ing Mill, and in few days tho work OF erecting
the necessary buildings will be commenced.
The Dimensions Of ono building will be 1874 feet
by so feet Of another, 100 feet by 30 feet ; OF
the engine building, n feet by 40 feet, GO feet
high. The furnace will be sixteen feet in diam
eter. The estimated cost Of all tho improve
nieutH ia SlGI. UO0.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

IMpcgTANr KzFsIEHcE SUR. - Before the
Court in Sussex county, the inost important civil
suit at tho recent term. wSa that Of II. II. Cruni-
ish Il o., OF this city, us, Amos Y. Smith, aud
Isaac Carpenter. Tho plaintiffs were sub-con-
tractors under defendants, who we're contractors
for building the Georgetown and Frankford rail-
road. The claim was for = balance in settle
ment, alleged to be about 600. large
number OF witnesses had been subpGnad, and it
being evident that the trial would protract tile
session OF Court week longer, it was agreed to
leave it to John G. Jackson, ]. u. Wngate, and
George Hawall, all practical engineers. Tho tx.
animation OF witnesses began on the Eth inst /,
and the hearing lasted Six days, with three req
sions day, when 3 judgment was rendered in
favor Of Crumlsh 4 Co., for S. $50.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

All fretghts must be 1t the various stations at eagt
thirty {9O minutes before starting Of eAn1, other
Wise wili'lay over twenty -four o. hours.
Freight trainwil have passenger car attached, and
will be subject delays incident 70 freight busneas
will arrive in Philadelphia at TO- 20 r. m, and return
ing will leave Philadelphia at g. Is p. H., thus giving
nearly seven hours for business purposes, In that
city. ]. L. CALDWELL,
EAeroN, Oct, ~, 1875 1upar1ntandent
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

EvADINd LOCAL OPrIoN.-Down in Talbot
county, where the sale OF liquor has been pro-
hbted by vote OF the people, they have two
ways Of evading the law. One il the old meth
cd Of selling .sbiIters !" the other Is nav
dodge. BY il five peaches aud enough liquor
for two are put into a bottle which is sold 1t 40
cents. Other vendors mix the whisky with
sweet cider and retail it in this manner, The
Grand Jury will probably have large amount
of work on hand when ii meets
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

REPoRrFp FAILURE, Dover letter to the
Morning Herald says it is reported there that
John 3. Collins II Co., OF Lebanon Canning Fac
tory, have failed for some $40, coo. Mr. Collins
has always been reputed to be wealthy man, a
large owner OF real estate in New Jersey, and it
il hoped that the failure may be only temper.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

THE OYSTER BusIsEss.-The depression Of
Baltimore is good thing for Crisaeld oyster
packers. The business here is good. and in
creasing. Houses last year which employed
but corporsls guard Of shuckers, now hardly
have room for their large force Of shnchers.-
do
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

MASTER Can BUILDER APpoIsTEp. William
Lungren brother Of John Lungren Of this city,
has been appointed master car builder in the p.
W. Il D. r r. car shops, i'll place of William j.
Worth, deceased. Mr.. Lungren las been living
in Baltimore, but ia nov about removing his
family To this city.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

REVIVAL AT NEW CAsTLE.-A revival IL going
on in the NJ. Il. Church in New tsstla. Quite u
number have professed religion, and more are
seeking. MIR. S'ann preached powerful sermon
to the Young, Sunday night, and the church was
crowded TO its utmost capacity. His text WAS
' Remember thy Creator in the days OF thy
YOUTH" which moved the hearts OF many older
unconyerted persons.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

Local OPTION IN CECIL COUNTY. The Cecil
County Temperance Alliance has been ende4v-
oring to have printed upon the tickets to be cast
this Fall, the words :" For Local Option and
"Against Local Option" 30 rs to get an indica.
ton Of the popular will regarding this measure.
The candidates for the Legislature were appeal
cd to, and some consented others thought the
matter should be referred to the Executive Com
nittees Of the two parties, which was according
ly done. The result was that the Democrats
have positively refused, and the prospect is that
temperance men who are not strict party men,
bers will vote the Republican ticket.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

PROCEEDS OF THE HORTICULTURAL FAN. Tho
Treasurer Of the Children's Home acknowledges
gratefully, on behalf Of that institution the re-
ceipt OF 1868 3d. net proceeds Of the Horticul-
tural Fair, held at Institute Hall last month.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

DEATH OF A CEsrENAarAN. jamin Har-
rington, of Harrington, Kent county Del, died
on Sunday last aged 80 years aud 8 months.
This long life had been wholly spent about the
village near which he died, and daring the past
seventy years be has resided on the farm which
be owned just South Of Harrington. Until
within ten years ago he carried on the farm
himself. Twice during his life Mr.. Harrington
was elected to the Legislature-in 1920 and
again IN 1852, the last time as Wing. Had his
life been spared it was tho intention of his
friends to take Mr.. Harrington to the Centen-
NAL. He was tho only citizen Of this State now
living who was born under the rulei Of King
George.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

CHESTER Co. CouRrs.-Court began at West
Chester on Monday. There arc over fifty cases
on the docket for trial, two OF them for murder.
John Miller colored, will be tried for shooting
Lewis Clsrkson at Penningtonville, in May last,
and Grant Fields will be tried for the shooting
OF Jacob Agnew short time s!nee. There are
great number of minor caees, such larceny,
| assault and battery, etc
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

CAROLINE Co. REFORM TIcEET.-The Reform
ers Of Caroline county, on Tuesday, nominated
the following ticket Sheriff, John W Hignutt;
House OF Delegates, Dr.. Geo W. Goldsborough,
VIM. T. Liden !; States Attorney, Thomas
II. Kemp Orphans Court Robt,
Jarall, W. A. Ford. Daniel Sparklin;
County Commits ioners, VIM. Hynson, Sauls
bury Hobbs, JAS. H. Holmes County Surveyor,
f. W. Gordy. The ticket contains only one Re-
publican, and the Judges of the Orphans Court
are denominations of the present officers The
Denton Uhton says it is good ticket, the Leg
islstive candidates being stronger than those OF
the Democrats
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

Dull MARKET FOB CHESTER COUNTY FARMS
On Thursday. Thomas Mercer and Jane Kmble,
executors, sold farm, containing 80 acres, with
first class buildings upon it, for $50 per acre
Tho farm is near KimblevilIe, and few years
ago 1925 pertAcre was refused for it,
On the same day what il known as the Mont
gomery FARM also near kimbleville, and con-
tanning 100 acres with good buildings WAS put
up at executors sale, but was only bid up to
$40 per acre and bought in by one of the heirs
Five years ago, 1920 per acre WIS offered and
raflIaed for the farm.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

An EFFonr To AHBITnATE THE EUROPEAN
PEACH FREidHTs QUESTION The Committee of
peach-growers appointed to negotiate with
Peter Wright Il Sons about Reimbursement for
the loss Of the European peach cargo and the
freight on the same have written letter to
Messgs. Wright Il Sons, proposing to submit the
matter 70 Samuel NJ FELTON,, ESQ for arbitra.
ton. No response has vet been received
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

There is very hopeful INDICATION Of
= revival in car-building. at present,
which renders that brauch Of man
ufscture more cheerful to those engaged in it
than for some time past. Enough orders have
been received, we are informed by builder, to
continue the present forces employed during
the winter, but it is probable that ali increased
number of hands will be taken on. 1t is All o.
pecially gratifying fact TO know that while some
OF the Eastern car shops are closed entirely,
our Wilmington shops continue in operation
and this. with the great activity in some branch
es Of trade, and moderate amount OF business
in others, is = very hopeful indication OF more
comfortable winter than WAS anticipated some
weeks ago
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

An ENJOYMENT SUIT IN KENT CouNTy.-The
Milford Ne,cs says that Elisha Greenley, Of Sus-
seq, has begun suit Of ejectment in the Kent
County Courts, which will be tried ut the pres
snt term. against Mrs. Mary Lofand, for the
possession Of house at Dover. The facts in
the case are thus stated John Purdon in 1910
died and left will, in which he devised tho
house in which he then lived to his widow dur
ling her lifetime, and after her death to David
Hareenley and his heirs forever. In 1922 the
khouse Was sold by the sheriff rs the property OF
DR.. Joseph Sudler, and purchased by the late
Or. J. r. LotiAnd, who held 1t until his death,
about 1851 when it came into the POSSESSION OF
his widow who still resides there. There sp
| pears to be no record Of any conveyance of the
property to DR.. Sudler and there ia lost link il
&he title from the time of the demise Of Johr
Rurdon up to the purchase by Dr. Lot1and q
Daerlffa sale. 1t is not known also that this il
pally the house conveyed by John Purdon
ii1lAintih, and Smithers aud Massey by the de
ndant.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

STEAM Power IN COUNTRY MILLs.-IlIe contin-
ued drought Of the past two years has compelled
the introduction Of steam engines into many
country -four mills. Many of the mills in Ches-
tor county can do nothing at this time owing TO
the small supply Of water, and the prospect il
that the farmers cannot get the usual amount OF
corn cobs ground this winter, for the reaaon
that the millers will not have the power to do it,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

New GRANGE. "a new grange was organized
by 3. Robbins, Master Of Sunny Side Grange, At
Bridgeville, and deputy for Sussex Co., in Little
Greek Hundred, near Lsurel, on Friday, the 22d
inst, with thirty-four charter members. The
following is list of the officers Master, W. i.
Records Overseer, VIM. G. Hearn Lecturer,
Jacob H. Adams Steward, Geo. W. Watson
Assistant Steward, David W. Ralph Chaplain
Joseph Ellis Treasurer, Nathaniel Horsey
Secretary, Geo. s. Records Gate Keeper, L. p.
Ellis Ceres, Mrs s. t. Horsey Pomona, Mrs
Julia J. Collins Flora Eliza z. Records Lady
Assistant Steward, Moranda E. Ellie The name
selected was Little Creek Grange
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

ENINE FARINA COLOGNE WATER,
II Imported Farina Cologne, Lavender Flower
water, Violet Toilet Water, Florida Water, Bay
Rum, hQeadQra MultinOra and other Toilet WatArl.
Choice Ixtracts for the handkerchief, Perfume
spray At0misers, &c, for sale BY
4 BRlNGHUR8T CO., ApothecAztaA
Cor. sixth n axkaa "a
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fatinual.
NAY LOR ACADEMY.

(Founded BY T. Carksou TAylor)
Scientific, Classical and Commercial Institution
For both Sexes.
CORNER STR AND WOLl.ABTON STRKET1,
WILMINGTON, DDL.
VIII reopen Ninth month. tSSptember) eth, 1875.
The Primary Department receives pupils bstWaAn
7 and ID years OF age .. r. ChambAF6, teacher Of
painting and drawing. Taught years at Swarth-
more college. Those desiring to take painting u
drawing only, will be accommodated.
j. 4. TAYLOR, Principal
Sand for Catalogue mari, 1ydkW
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

The STORY OF WOMAN TRAMp.--Coroner
Minshall, OF Delaware county, held an inquest,
Eaaaate eei the body Of woman found dead
vt Eddystone, just above Chester, on Tue sday
night. 1t. had been suspected that she
had been murdered, and man tramp
was under arrest but the verdict WAS
that she died from inflammation of the bowels
caused by exposure and want Of food. The man
stated that she said her name WAS Sarah john
ston, but she had been divorced; that she had
been In Jail from Friday until Tuesday, and ate
nothing all that time, saying she WAS afraid to
eat the prison food for fear it was poisoned, and
that on being released she procured a quart OF
whiskey aud drank large part OF it.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

Fines IN THE CouNTRY.-A fire broke out on
the farm of P. Y. Simonds, in Quaker Neck,
Kent county. about o'clock on the morning or
lie 22nd which destroyed all the ont.buildings
straw in the stack, 200 bushels OF wheat, 20 900
pounds OF corn blades, 10 head OF horses, and
all tho farming implements. David s. Mills lost
head of horses and Samuel Willis, coiored,
lost one horse. The origin OF the fire is I'M
known but must have been the act OF an incen-
diary.
The barn of MIR. Joseph Cat!in, residing in
Queen Anne's county, about two miles from
Cnestertown, was destroyed by fire the after
noon previous. 1t was set on fire by Il little
grandson of Mr.. Cat!in. who was playing in or
near it with lighted corn-stalk.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

Our RevivimR lnduAlsies.

ANOTHER CONTRACT AWARDED TO TIE HARLAN X
HoLIISasWoR1H co.
The Harlan 4 HollingsNorth Co. have receiy-
ed from the Delaware River Steamboat Com
psnS contract for the construction Of side
wheel steamer which will ply on the Upper Della
ware, between Philsdelphia and Bristol, in con-
junction with the John A. Warner. The new
steamer will, however, be larger and more pow.
erful than the Warner, and will also be more
handsomely finished and furnished.
The dimensions of the steamer will be
Length on deck, $50 feet; in beam, moulded. 81
feet; depth Of hold, feet 8 inches. She Will bt
provided with working beam, jet-condensins
engine, with cylinders 30 inches in diameter ant
II feet stroke, with Sickel's independent cut of
The shafts, cranks and water wheels will be o
the best wrought iron.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

RAISING SpIRE.-The new spire Of Green
Hill Presbyterian Church WAS placed upon its
foundation about noon, Wednesday, two hours
and half being occupied in the raising. Es-
TRANCE Gould is the contractor, assisted by ".
T. Chandler, George Law, and David Smith
Feaster 4 Bro. were the riggefs. The wood
part raised yesterday is 65 feet high, and is
placed upon stone base so feet, making the
tower 1856 feet in height Notwithstanding tho
strong wind blowing at the time, the raising was
men took good view Of New Castle, Delaware
City, Fort Delaware, and Port Penn. The new
spire takes tho place of the one blown down
about 90 years ago by 3 violent storm
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

The KEN County CoUET.-The October Term
OF the Court of General Sessions OF the Peace
aud Jail Delivery and of the superior Court Tor
Kent county commenced on Monday. Ihefe are
81 indictments found at last October and April
terms on the docket of the Court of General
Ssssions, viz: rs for selling liquor in violation OF
the law; for assault and battery and riot, and
/ for breaking into store with intent to commit
larceny. There are prisoners in jail, and ~
Offenders out on recognzance whose cases vii
he brought before the Grand Jury, besides .
large number OF new cases Of violation OF tn.
lianor law. Over 40 subp9nas for witnesses
bad been issued on Tuesday. The civil list vii
for rrial and argument Deid,bareda.