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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-12-07
rE- Anouu other new subscribe

ES- Among other new subscribers
received this week to the Home jour
nal are two beautiful and accomplished
young ladies, and whenever they re-
ccivc the paper hencclorlh they will,
We hope, think kindly of the two gen
tlemen who gave us their names. II
we thought Messrs. b p. Hunt and w.
W. E,tili would not object. we would
mention the names of the young men
who have set all example worthy to be
followed, for sur ly no more apDro-
pirate gilt could bc made by a young
man to his ssectheirt :han a copy OF
the Home Journal for one year. He
might give her many things more cost
ly, but nothing that will remind her OF
him oftener than a newspaper. Every
week she receives it, she will think
about him, and this fact ought to
make him feel as if-if-well, it ought
to ma'is him feel happy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-12-07
FRENCH LANGUAGE.
Prof. A. JOCRDAN

Thanks the c~itizons Of Winchester for
the liberal patronage received by him i'm
teaching the French language lie has
succeeded in getting up 4 class OF sixteen
scholars, all Of whom are well pleased,
and are learning tLaC language rapidly.
REFERENCES :--Judge AS. MARKS. J.L.
BaUgh, W. ). Embicy, j. b. Fitzpatrick.
Dr. j. w. ltusscy, Henry Johnston, Harry
henderson, &. l.. WaImslcy, DR.. j.. C..
Shapard, M. H.. Wilkinson, and Capt. b..
DuIlcld.
NOTE. A French and English Dictiun-
AIRY and FasQurlit: French Coarse, want
ed, for which | viii pay Il liberal price up
on delivery to ne or the Home journal
Office. Isru7
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r3y- We we're present las. Monl.

EY- We were present last Monday
night at Mr.. b. 5. llGnderson's RES
dencc, when Professor a. Jourdan cX-
amined several OF his students i'll
French, tO.wit: Mrs. and Miss Muir
rel, Miss Henderson and Miss LeIebcl
AS an evidence Of tie rapid progress
they have made, VIC would mention
that none Of them anticipated our visit,
in company with our wife, and yet
they translated correctly, and without
hating, a long conversation between
Prof. j. aud our : better half" We are
satisfied that Prof Jourdan is unusually
and astonishingly expert in imparting
a correct idea Of this language Being
his native tongue, of course he gives .
pure accent and pronunciation, and to
hear his students one would suppose
them to be native horn French people.
We congratulate the Professor upon
the success with which he is meeting,
and have no words %suilic:en. to cX-
pres IS our admiration of the progress
his fair students have made.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-12-07

NJ The Concert Ut CaIrick Acadc-
NY last Thursday night was Il complete
success on the part Of the performers,
Tie extreme GOODNESS Of the weather
prevented many from going, but still
Tile audience was very. respectable, and
every one seemed to enjoy the occa
sion most heartily, The Male Quar-
leItc Club, Of S0,Iuyvilie, IN vocal, aud
Professors d 5 Curle and Benuie
Marshall in instrumental music, seem
cd to he tue main attraction, but it is
due to the young ladies and gentlemen
OF Winchester, to say that they acted
superbly, and gave entire satisfaction.
hope to have n repetition Of the
Concert very oOn
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Rumor saith that our genial brother
of the Home journal is arranging to
90 10 Louisiana. The gentleman mcr-
its the thanks of the county for his en-
beavers in her behalf University
News.
W take the above as q compliment,
but some people, We are afraid, will
think from the above that our cleve.
contemporary means, We merit the
thanks Of our county by going to
Louisiana. Eth?
Apropos, however, we would say
that we mean to go to Louisiana on a
risit only.
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IL The Nashville American, of tn,

ESy- The Nashville American, of the
81 inst. contains the following item in
regard to Il fire in our county:
The depot and ~storehouse, contain
ing q small stock OF goods, at Catch
ings, On the Chattanooga railroad. W
miles from the city, were burned ut
n o'clock yesterday morning. Tie
first thing known Of the catastrophe
was the bursting Of II key of powder,
which awakened the ueighborhood and
at the same moment put the finishing
stroke to the destruction oI the prop
erty. Loss, not estimated, and The
origin Of the fire not known. The
store was the property of n. Bolton"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-12-07

E5- We have had very cold weather
for several days, the mercury having
stood several mornings at about s OF
10 degrees above zelo. For the first
time in several years II Boiling Fork
has been frozen, and in several places
wagons and teams have crossed upon
the ice. All eddy places in Elk river
arc frozen over, and hundreds Of fish
have been captured, We saw last
Tuesday any quantity Of cat, trout and
red horse, weighing from three pounds
to ten, which sold readily at s and 10
cents per pound.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-12-07
A Challenge.

Prot. II. G. Hampton, Superintendent of
Public Instruction in Franklin county,
having said, in one OF his Lectures at my
school, that he would not give the Hip of
his finger Tor a teacher VINO would cause
his student to prepare or memorlze his
lesson, | hereby propose to meet him
in debate at Decherd any Saturday he
may designate, ard prove that he is wrong.
And | am willing to show that hcis IN
error upon matters of grammatical. con
struction.
NJ. J.. OWEN.
Nov. both, lS7G-2W
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Nonresident Notice..
VIM. A. Jamison vs. Thomas \. Cosby
and others.

VIM. A.. Jamison vs. Thomas y. Gosh,
and others.
injunction and Attachment BILL
Upon motion, and ii appearing to III,
satisfaction Of the Cl"rh n Master, from.
romplaiHanJs Till in above cause. which
is sworn to, that defendant, Tuuma,
y. to-by is 4 nonresident OF the
state of Tennessee, or that hi, residence
/, nnknoW II. so that the ordinary process
OF Iaw cannot be served upon him.
Ii is therefore ordered that publication
be mndc for four successive weeks in tic
Home journal, published in " iuchrslrr,
Tenn. requiring said nonresident defend
90 appear ON or before the ith Mon
day %inJanuary nest, before the Claurcry
Court ut Winchester, rankin county
Tenn" and plead, WnSwc or dcmur tc
compartments bill, or the same viii be Ia.
ken toI confessed and set for hearing cA
partc as to aim.
Witness my hand, at office in Winchcs.
ter, Tenn, this November Is. 1876
Y. II. FINCH, c. d NJ.
nOv23-Iw II,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-12-07

bASFORTH'S SANATIvE DESTRIFICE.-
This preparation iOi the teeth is without Il
peer. 1t FULLY comes up to all that i, sta
ted OF il. and is undoubtedly the great de
sideratum which has 50 long and so ar
IDENTIFY been searched for by the dental pro-
fcssiOn. namely: y. concentrated solution
o fC.stilc Soap combined with the best
vegetable astringent, tree from acids; all
the compound part, OF which are OF the
most beneficial and identifying to the
teeth. This exquisite Dcntriiice cannot
fail to please all who use Il tooth wash
Try it.
For sale by J. NJ. IIutchins, Winchester
Tenn.
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House for Rent.

The desirable house and lot now occu-
pied by Mrs. Harris, and known AS the
William Stewart place. There isa good
well OF water, three acres Of good licll
land, and a sufficient quantity Of good
fruit. The ma. ing is large and commo-
dIorE, neWly-cONcrci, with all convenient
attached. Apply TO Mrs. Mary Stew
art, OF the premises.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-12-07
Iacksmithin
AND REPAIRING.
Andrew Knapper,

In the shop formerly occupied by \.
Fassnacht. on High street, Winchester.
Tenn. is prepared to do all manner OF
Blacksmitliin2 and Repairing OF Maclli-
merry. Plows made or pointed and horses
shod promptly. and perfect sati faction
Guaranteed. Eighteen years experience
in the largest cities in the "old country
ought to be 4 recommendation.
ACr1-1v
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-12-07

Ter We take pleasure in referring
to Il card from Mr., Andrew Knapper,
lie is Il reliable, clever man, aud an
experienced workman, and learned his
trade under circumstances in the old
country that did not allow bolchcs to
pass for good workmen.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-12-07

GS- 1t must be gratifying to the
ambition of our young lawyer friends
Messrs, Scott Davis and b. i. Hunt
10 be complimented by the Judge as
they were for their defence Of Brown
Coble, the murderer. If they did 80
well in a bad case, what may they not
do in a good Que?
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-12-07
Attachment Notice..


a. - L lUilIItt W OOilIl pbNlNoH'
In thi, cause it appearing, by affidavit
that the defendant. John Dod,on, is
justly indebted to the p%laintil. and i, Il non
resident of the state, so that the ordinary
process OF law cannot be served ON him,
and al Original Attachment having been
levied ON his property by |. II. Hail,
Deputy Sheriff 1t is therefore or
dcrrd that publication be- made in tie
Home Journal. Il newspaper published i'll
the town OF W iuchr.Irr, for four success
i've Weeks, commtnUing the ,aid d,lcu-
dant To- appear brforc me. CT some Other
Drt.ul jn-l,rg OF tDn i'",rc, a. lps office
m lt' l. ,t}t t.r.U',. of SAIL counts. OF
.Hu ..I ui i...sHa.u. ..,N. .ul una, Hr
Ia".nIu .,,t -u.' t|-ail-. H"iu.orEI H,I' d,
Uu.. ,r...I NI-.j r>plr'..
y. g.. VI Niiti,, j.. T..
t.v. 1G| I,.H.is
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tleG-t,l
Sales
For january LIST, 1877.

james 4. lIud.inS, admir-, DC, vs.. w. {,
a j. W. Tanning ct ais; and Hampton
d Carlo, IS. Jas. \. iludgins, admir-
&c, ct a..
BY Virtue Of n decree OF the Chancrry
Court of Franklin county, Tenn, pro-
bounced at its January Term, lS1G. in the
aforementioned cause above, which decree
j. revived al it, SEPTEMBER adjourned
term ls7G, in the last mentioned cause
above. | will on
Monday, January lst, 1877.
at the Courthouse door in incheSter,
Tenn. offer Tor sale. to the highest bidder,
for CASH, the tract OF land described in
the plcadIngs, situated in civil district
Moot lincola cOInty, Tenn, and by
survey and plot of +. 4. Estill. County
Surveyor OF Franklin county, Tennessee,
is bounded and described as follows, to-
wit:
Beginning ut a pond OH the W "a Il K.
and run, ) | deg. W 2jI poles to a stake
thence ) % deg. " u poles To Il gum and
pointcl y 80 deg. W 2O2 3 pole. to stake
SlI deg W 81 poles 20 chestnut pointer
) - deg "A poles to "A stake; y 10 deg +
50 pole, 10 walnut pointer; y 80 deg h ID
poles to stake; ) 50 deg + IL poles to a
stake. red bud and pointers; \ 10 deg Z
10 p,lc> to said W Il Railroad; then :e
with the same nUrthwe,twardly u tine be-
ginning-containing us acres and II
poles. The whole tract lying south OF the
said railroad.
sale to be made to enforce the vendor:
lien.
This December Ith. ls7G.
I. II. FINCH, {. & VI.
,lncT. I9t.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-12-07

RJ At Dechcrd, on the Sd instant,
by W. w, Martin, Esq, Mr., y. G.
Gotf was united in marriage to Miss
Mary Rogers, of Cowan.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-12-07

ES- An Insurance Company, to b,
worthy Of the confidence Of the insur
ing public should have, in addition tc
II substantial capital and surplus, Il rep
utatton fol honest and equitable deal
ing. This the "PhGnix,' Of Hartford,
has to the fullest extent. 1t has stood
the test Of the great conlagralions OF
The past twenty years, AT Portland,
Troy, Mobile, Virksburg, CHicogo and
Boston. 1t stood in the forefront, meet
ing all claims promptly and fully, and
came out o; the terrible o~ricals sound
and substantial ~ ever. Since its or
ganization in 1854, On Il cash capital Of
SlOO,OO@~, It's total premium receipts up
to It's last fiscal year amount to SIS.
49,, 1850. 50 and during the same pc
rod has paid to sufferers hy loss uu-
der its policies, $ll.G49,jj II. lis
capital now sSl, coo, 600, and mas ca-0
assets amounting 10 over S!,30J.Oul
W. D. SLATER, vito received $500 in
'uIi paymGu. oil q los, under one at It's
polI,trs, Is Still agent ia " .AyAes.or.
for the PamuX. II
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Z.

Mr.. Buckner Bright and Miss Ella Pen
nington.
Mr.. Charlie Fulton and Mss Ella McLen-
don.
Mr.. W.T.. Bruce and Miss Emma Whit
aker.
Mr.. Tom. Kcrcheval and Miss Ellen
Henderson.
We regret that circumstances made
it impossible for us to be present, but
arr truly grateful for the invitation.
We learn that there a q large at
tendance and every n was happy
and the dinner was bountilul and
splendid. We congratulate the bride
groom upon having won ayoung lady
so beautiful and accomplishments grad
uatc of Mary Sharp College, and fitted
in every respect to adorn society. May
both of them be happy forever.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-12-07
Situation Wanted.

A competent teacher, and n gentleman.
whose school will oon close, desires to
contract for Il school or situation rs teach
err. Address M. G. F. or, Home jour
nal" Winchester, Tenn. Wv
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-12-07

Ess" Our County Court Clerk, Capt.
Glenn. Arledge, has returned from Tex
as, lie says he likes ii, but likes Ten
neSsce Il great deal better.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-12-07
TERMS OF TREATMENT.

Consultation free.
Prescription and medicine per month.
five dollars, in all chronic Ci-ps-' aGr,,Y
and umor excepted Operations onryc,
&c, dt cery iOw rHteS. GccZJ
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-12-07
II ew Mill.
NEW MACHINERY.

We have just finished our mill, and
it in complete running order. The b.
Chinrry j. all new, and OF the latest :.
most approved styles, and wcarc prcpN
To- make brttrrilour and meal, and MOI
it, than any mills in this part of the Sti
We can grind from $50 to 200 bushels +
day. Bring your grain to US, and We W
guarantee satisfaction.
We will pay the highest cash price iu.
wheat delivered at our mills. We war
from 900 to l,jOO bushels per month.
We feel very thankful Tor the libera
patronage bestowed on Us heretofore, an,
solicit n continuance of the same, rs ",
are now better prepared than ever to CIV
satisfaction. ESTllL 4 BRO,
Proprietors Upton Mill
aprG
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Eg- We regret to learn that Mr..
Tilman Arledge is quite sick, if not
seriously SO,
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NOTICE!

Ny son, Geo. l.. Walm,iry, il my duly
authorized agent lor the transaction Of all
College business
Mrs. +. WALMsLEY,
Treas. Mary Sharp College.
August 10th, ls16-ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-12-07
Challenge Accepted.
Editor Home journal

Editor Home journal:
| see in the last issue OF the Journal a
challenge for me. by NJ. l.. Owen, OF
Dcchrrd. to meet him and defend a declar-
alton which | made in his school some
time ago, and that lie would prove that
was wrong. | accept his proposition. and
will meet him the 23d inst, ut Dccherd, 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. III. &. HAMPTON.
Dec. 9th, 1876.
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w- Two new Chanccry sales are
advertised this week--onc by ". N.
Fariss, the other by I. ii, Finch, Clerk
and Master.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-12-07

MARRIED At the residence o. the
brides parents, in this town, Tuesday,
the 9th instant, 10y Rev. S. o. Wood,
Or. +. l.. Drake, Of Fayetteville, to
Miss Nina Duiield.
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re- Read the Home journal to see
who has Christmas Tricks for sale,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-12-07
LUMBER, LUMBER,
Hunts Station, Tennessee.

The undersigned i nov prepared 10 re-
cciye and ill all orders. aJ short notice,
for the following kinds of lumber, at the
annexed prices:
Oak. per NJ. per raj load. .... Sll6C
Delivered ut " Winchester or Dcchcrd. l2.5O
Gum. per NJ. per a load, ........ li.3O
DELIVERED at winchester or Dccllcrd, iI9o
Poplar. per NJ, per ear load. 81"
Delivered at " inriIc>teror Drcherd' ''o
viii receive wheat. corn. bIton. y" -!
other Understandable barter. .
ch'h-e 'or i"'''' j. d. LlPSCOMB
August 9Th, is7S-tT
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MARBLE: .

We wish to call the attention OF the
public generally to the fact that We are
now prepared to furnish any kind OF
Grave Stones, out of the best Tennessee
Marble, and ON better terms than cpn be
had anywhere else.
Call ON Us, ut the Elk River Marble
Mills. seven mile, west Of W inChestcr, be-
fore NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
All colors Of Marble furnished TO order.
and satisfaction guaranteed.
We will box and deliver our work, in
good order, ON the railroad, for persons az
u distance.
The best price allowed FOR produce, In
exchange for work.
Address all orders to
W. G. KITCHENS 4 son,
or, L IL. FINCH, Agent,
JunlT-ly Winchester, Tynn
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-12-07

EarSplendid weather this for saving
pork-ifa person only has it.
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To which ruling of the Court IN
o%verruling his motions for Il new trial
and in arrest Of judgment, defendant
excepted, and prayed an appeal to the
Supreme Court, which was granted.
Death-like silence prevailed durlng
the delivery of the sentence of death
upon the prisoner at the Bar, and the
large asscmblage seemed fully impress
sed with the ~solemnity Of the occasion.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-12
state governments.

COLUMBUS, Feb. 11.-A petition was
received in the Senate from the Council
of Cincinnati asking for authority to adj
vertise for improvements in the streets
of Cincinnati by contract. Among the
bills passed were these: TO authorize
Neya C@sera Harmony Lodge Of Gin
cinnati to issue bonds to raise money
and pay bonds maturing, to protect
.buoys, lamps. lanterns, signal-lights, or
other aids TO navigation erected or maih-
tained by the United States along nav
igable rivers, etc.; to provide for an as
sessment for street improvements upon
the property of non-residents.
Numerous petitions were received by
the House. Among them was one from
fifteen hundred prominent Cincinnati
merchants in favor of the Cincinnati
Southern Railroad six million bill. Peti-
tions were presented from thirteen diff
ferent counties tor the modification OF
the fee and salary law OF last winter A
communication was received from the
City Clerk of Cincinnati communicating
resolution of the City Council of Gin
cinnati asking that the Southern Rail-
road Bill, or any similar measure, be
submitted to the people.
Among the new bills introduced, was
one to make persons ineligible to seats
in a Municipal Council, who have con-
tracts existing with the municipality, at
the time of their election, or within one
year preceding; also, those who are in
terested in gas or water-Works com.
panies. An amendment SO as to except
persons who had contracts year pre-
vious to their election, but not at the
time thereof, was lost.
FRANKFORT, KY, Feb. lin the
House, the time was taken up entirely
in the discussion of two bills. First
the bill making bribery at elections q
felony, punishable with confinement
| in the Penitentiary, which went over
till next Thursday. Second, the bill to
reduce the salaries of State officials,
drawn direct from the Treasury, twenty
per cent, which passed by vote oil "a
to 27.
In the Senate a bill to establish State
Board OF Health was made the special
order for Tuesday next. The time was
taken up in discussion Of resolution
to sue for IS, 1868 illegally paid out by the
Auditor.
| At the evening session OF the House
| bills were passed as follows: To pre-
vent the destruction Of fish in Licking
River. For the benefit OF the Kentucky
Mutual Benefit Association, OF Mays
vile. To incorporate the Southwestern
! Railroad at Harrodsburg. 10 incorpo
rate the Kentucky Grangers' Benefit So
ciety. 10 incorporate the State Grange
| Patrons of Illus bandry.
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LATEST LOCAL.

JOHN M. MACKE has been appoInted
executor OF the will of Thomas Shay
Real estate. 81, 900.
THE body OF Mrs. Catherine Weik. "a
account of whose death is pubiished
elsewhere, has been found In the west
fork Of Millcreek.
JANE GIBSON was convicted this morn
ing in the Police Court on two charges
of receiving stolen goods, and the sezar
tence is sixty days and $50.
ENooH T. MALINEE, the blind nzaa
who. for the last twenty odd years. has
been selling ferry tickets at the corner
OF Front and Lawrence streets, Was
struck with paralysis last night.
In the Common Pleas Court today
Henry Snyder and David Boehie pleaded
guilty to charge of grand larceny.
John Kerr pleaded guilty to the chArse
of petit larceny, and Charles Wheeler 10
to charge OF burglary.
JOHN WooDsoN, a colored man, by
profession u barber, was brought to the
Hammond-street Station by Officer Fox
on charge of petit larceny. Last SAX
urday week ago coat was stolen FROM
Hyams' pawn shop, ON Third and Sycn-
more streets, and this morning WoOdson
was caught in the attempt of trying 10
sell that identical coat at the same
place. Woodson has been before the
Police Court more than once.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-12

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 12.-Hon. Reverdy
Johnson's remains left Annapolis in the
$3.50 train yesterday afternoon, followed
to the train from the Governors Man.
sion, where he died, by Governor Car
roll, the Judges Of the Court OF Appeals,
all the members of both the Senate and
House Of Delegates, Commodore Rodg-
ers aud officers of the Naval Academy,
and great concourse OF citizens OF
Annapolis, which was the deceased's Is
native city. A special car draped in
mourning was furnished by the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company, and
brought the remains to this city.
The Legislature adjourned over until
Monday out OF respect, and a majority
OF the members accompanied the re-
mains, together with such crowd OF
people that 1t was necessary to run two
trains to this city. A large number OF
pereous were in waiting " Camden Sta
| tion. On the arrival OF the train here
tho cotiin>wa placed ~ = hsarse ana
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-12
Police Court.

Mscellaneous-John Mcclure, refusing 70
obey order of Board Of Health, dismisseli
THIS. Anderson, cutting with intent to kiIl,
dismissed; Daniel Friend, exhibiting gaming
devices. James Mullaney, robbery, continueni
Joseph Gibson, receiving stolen goods, tw6
charges, dismissed; Jane Gibson, same, bWu
charges, $3.50; Thos. schultz, assault wifh
intent to Kill, continued: John Hartung. Bf-
structing street, dismissed.
Assault aud Battery-Martin Sebastian, dis-
missed; Pat. Postel, So: Louis Luken, contiR-
ued; John Mullaney, continued; David BraclE-
er, execution satisfied
Drunk and observation-disclosures Wclimnn,
10 days; Margaret LAWN, Geo. Hirshmazls
Mullen and Geo. Costello, each dismissed
Larceny Elizabeth Gregg anu John Wood
son, grand, dismissed; Harvey Stewart, grant
continued; Chas. A. Crewen, petit. dismissed
Yagrancy-kate McCauley, l0days.