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A Fashionable Eight. Year Old.

!! "A CORRESPONDENT at Long Branch
relates the following: II was much
amused this morning at 6 o'clock
breakfast. A little chap, about eight
years Of age, climbed into q chair at
the table where I was slipping my mat
utinal coffee, and, with the freedom of
childhood, said, as he rubbed his hands,
Its very chilly this morning. I as
scented, and mildly suggested, Little
folks ought to be in bed yet when he
nearly upset, not only my gravity, but
my avoirdupois, by saying in tone
that. was the perfection of Young
America, 'Oh!I was at the hop last
night, and couldn't rest. A cup of
coffee will make me all right bit my
moustache to keep back the laugh,
when he added; One sees SO much at
q watering place that one gets tired
out during D season. I asked him
anxiously, How often he had been
here and with a yawn, politely hid
with his hands, Five years. every sea-
son--I am tired of it. My conscience!
the baby was absolutely blaze at eight
years old. He got his coffee, and
msmms sailed in resplendent in fashion
able attire, the left-hand finger invisi-
BILE above the first joint for diamonds,
and said, Maurice, you had better eat
something's No, thank You, ma, the
coffee is enough. I will see to the
girls CHS sisters, !, afterward ascer-
tained) and he marched out jauntily,
AZ if this world had nothing that was
worth seeing, and all enjoyment had,
80 far az he was concerned, been1 alb
sorbed, like the juice of an orange, land
the peel was good for nothing. Ngur-
atively, he shad climbed the steep
where fame,s proud temple shines
affair." at eight years old Practically,
his talk and his actions were . fearful
commentary on the, methods Of
fashionable parents. How many Of us,
whose sharp corners have been knocked
Of by the healthy friction with the
world, sigh for the happy unclouded
days ,of DUR childhood, land yet here
was lad at eight years old who had
exhausted the gamut of folly and was
espssied. What II there in the future
for .himf.i Vanity, surely. I hope not
'Iyexation of spirit" @..;t,,s... s,ay.
+f'-ss sAssrf - .--s..-1... -. 1tSt5 et
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VECETINE
The Best SPRING Medicine.
CAR. UDTOVK.

Il r. SIEvKlO: (,
Dear S5r-This b to certify that hAvo used yuw
.Bood PREPARATION I'm my family for several yeaz and
think that for Scr0fula Or CAnkefoD HumoGo q Rho
matte aec4i0nS It canns be- excellod and q blood
purifier and ging medicine L 4 the bese thing have
Ovef uDod, and have used almost everything. can
choe9fnlG recommend II to any one In need q such &
medicine. Yours nspec6ulX
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Learning and Loving.


ThesQ1tment that a4eT years ago,
more ftfa4 to 0aEz prevailed among
men, that slearhihg Apofld women
for loving" could hardly have been
the result of an acquaintance with the
history Of the learned women; of the
past. Veronica Gambara, most learned
and wise, was as loving and devoted as
the historic Dido. She was of noble
birth, and from . child displayed sur
prising aptitude for study. At ten
years Of age she was writing Latin and
Greek s0nnets. OF . serious tempera-
ment, her tastes led her to the study of
sacred literature, and she became one
of the most learned theologians In Italy,
and was given the. title 0f doctor. She
chose for her husband Gilbert of Cor
reggie, chief of that illustrious house,
and was married to him in 1908, when
in her .twenty-fOurth year. At the end
of two years she was the. mother of two
sons. She was tenderly loved of her
ss;ssss$ ga ag ssdl 35'T TO tsS:s
au,ss s 3sdss:s f$ a!Ss 81 %s So 1 eai
eslpSsf I'D de ts9, TsaEs ssts5 s%9ss5isgs'
-UA0 ~VSTOncs sSsAHsy o0qg,
consecrated herself to eternal widow
hood During the remainder. Of her
life she had her apartments ,1faped in
black, was drawn about BY the b1ackest
Of horses and wore always a1gAFh Of
deep wfdowhQod. Heiress to an her
husbands fortune, she superintenaed
the education Of her SONS, one Of whom
rose to high military rank, willie the
other became = Cardinal Z She DOM
tinneA her own Studies the, jsam@ - in
her youth. cultivating her love Of poetry
and Htsrature.s Personally she wasn0t
beautiful, but she had in conversation;
. rare charm that NO one could resist
even Nh' Z aisocu5asing Iof learned
poems was published at Bfescfa in 1864
-App'esqq.'s ,Pyr.el tpr October. u
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HER OWN WORDS.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb IL, 1877.

m. H r. STEVENS
very painful foot. had some physictanst but they
couldn't euro me. Now have heard a your vEGE-
TINE from lady who SICK for long 6me and b.
came ~ ven from your vE9ETINE and went snd
Dd Soe So I'D @ e. s nd wi Ses e he
and thea bo1sht one other bottle and 90 t.ke Y ye
every sufferer may pay attention to II Il b blessing
~ Mss C. KRABE. ess West Baltimore sersse
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Of M Yofk, YSf Il fss1 tNiS pSfs that
.the,eeaantcD Aaas reaeiseb kseQAA74 Of
the 7.Sl6. 6SS aliens, who haze, reached
sSt sa1 e. s :isSs Re- S5 SSs q
Commissioners. Of Emigration. New
'fo4k Gity, nehefefJre. his aalfe4 n more
than 20 per cent. of the pSbplSI0f: oshei
Nations who have 7chbsen, thGeU United
6tatea fox, heisihome;p II .Yisrs.ysss' /
aiN WEI mt iNhtil. 1919 that, actual
records of, arrivals were made,. but
since then it has been the duty. Of the
COLLECTORS at sea-portS and on the land
frontiers to make returns Of the arri-
vAisof aliens, with part ieulars about
aget EEK and, nationality. zlSE ~ esti4
RATED that about csc, eco immiRrauts
came before 1919. After that there
was gradual increase Of three to, Eve
or six thousand q year until 1882, when
the cholera in Europe brought go, 1872,
iHstead IF p, $685. as ID the YEAR before.
and they brought the cholera, too9
The next year, 1883, the, number fell
from GO 462 to AZ, 374.; Thenceforward
Except a great decline in the panic year
of 1897, the increase was variable, un-
til the sum total in .i842 was 1O4, 1865;
then A7falling OF in l843 of -ope-hah,
theh asfise the next year u a-thifd, and
two years after that the irish famine let
loose the flood in earnest, In the five
years, 1849 81 inclusive, 624, $50 Irish
arrived at New York, and many thou
sands at other ports. The following
table gives the whole numbersof alien
emigrants arrived in the United States
from the peace Of 1888 to ea876 inela-
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Henry Spauldinr has sued

Henry Spaulding has sued the
EsnrepivantA lCpHl,9vy dqFa $50. poo.
He alleges that he rode from Newark
,te Elisabeth. end suFrende1ed his tick
ct to conductor. Instead Qf Gatting
Of 1t the latter point, he continHS4 on
the, train to Jersey City, when lana
otSer ft0nddSydf a4seAp6M u lch4rge
Rim HllltOhe UeA9salO1 stA0 aa1 1lol@dI6
distaneevo: p rsGn1aa AeypAys ~. Was
locked up in Jersey City over night;
hence the suit for damages.
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The editor of the New York Mail
gives fair warning. IF the pretty
girls" he says, ''wear their hats much
further back ON their heads, they'll
have to take 'em off to keep from sit
ting down upon them.'
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KIDNEY DISEASE, weakness and pain across
preston and misery cured, eradicated and dis
PEELED by single Collins VoLrAIc PLAsTER;
IN the other p1astens arc worthless ircompari-
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:1t3tssj rat FlEs s; ss IF ~ sit;' !:
United States.
This wonderful immigration, reach
ing to near 10000, 900 souls for the
A6sAS ASaAsrysia 9eAdstu l6cludE the
several additions to our population
ade by the purchase of Florida Lou
l. salltt3$ef33sf3$AlUaRsS zs 3 F.
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Is E.arht m n Onrar. ),

= 1s1B1S - = WHY
The good wife exclaimed on taxing the bis
cult, prepared with DooLEY's YEAST PowDER,
from the oven; and well she might, for they
were "perfectly splendid"
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Ann Agent o. Csnsasees KMosen -.
Smith, B & 0w a., JONES,
x. ; Ss%SS., mentioning SfsSs s
want A0E1IS. One nrm alone o1er xHY Nyn.
premium Of See IN COLE. Description Of some
things You have never heard Of before, and other
tNfOTns0tj0N soortA many dOil0Sa. Something more
than full information for set stamp. Address, at
once. l. LUA SMITH, lS6 N. 9th St, Philadelphia, Pa
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OswEGo 6TARcH.-Manufacturer Of all
fne goods, threads, laces, etc., at home and
in Europe, use .KINosToRD's Osw1ao
STARCH. No other article can produce 80
fine finish.
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-.aaMhatii about the oattcrop this
MaEF:' asked the dealer. ...Oat's bigr'
reached clear across the street. ~ kic0-
90 JOaSssGl
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= We see how it is. We shall have
to take command of the Russian Army
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Say, II per cent. Tentonio; % per
cent: Latin, with % per cent: Tor all 9th

OUTGOING PASSENGERS E-MIGRATION.
Very few people seem to be aware
that there is . considerable, counter
current to be taken into account. in the
migration business, Wetake the same
period of five ye&rs, from 1871 to 1875.
inclusive. the years ending on the 90th
of June:
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1ncfc mas Dec0 B COnSlO0F8Ol0 18lllnK
off in the female branch recently, fact
that is apparent in the scarcity, in this
and other cities, of servant girls.
PSYCHOLOGICAL CLASSIFICATION.
In the Treasury reports for three or
four years past there has been a CLASH
leaving the United Estates, which, though
superficial, may be OF interest in this
article. We take the liberty of putting
British North America with England,
Scotland and Wales As being chiefly
Anglo-Saxon, and put the Celtic races
together. As the figures are for fiscal
instead Of calendar years, they do not
exactly agree with those in the general
tables: - F5rrr
Total. 1szl.''s.
Anglo Saxon- Great Britain, Canada,
Celic-ireland Sse'Ts
TeutonicN Germany, Austria, etc. $50. sls,8o
Lati1EFnme. psin Iesly: sc. ..:.s... 1c so s
Slavonic- Rueia, Poland, etc. ........... 2s.Aes
Monaghan China. Janu. etc........... sS.x2s
Total classified. 1os, rs
In point Of fact, there is no reason
for the distinctions between Anglo
Saxons, Scandinavians and Germans.
They are in reality one race, the leu
tonic, as distinguished from the Latin
races of Southern Europe, The Irish
Celts might properly be classed with
the Latin races; SO that we get only
Teutonic, sLetin and Slsvonic. races
from Europe; and Monaghan only from
Asia. On this scale we would divide
the 1,7O6, 1876 above into:; ~ W
Latin -Iiish, French, Italian, Spanish
etC. ............... 0DS 40
Glavonic- Russians, etc. ......!. 2Sy66
MOngOlian- Chinese, etc. ................. G,k26
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HoFMANN's HOP PILLS for Fever and Aqua.
They cure at once and sre preventive.
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Total. a Ooe, ees l,2ss,6s0 co.,

There has been considerable falling
off in the female branch recently, a fact
that is apparent in the scarcity, in this
and other cities, of servant girls.
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PATENTEES AND INVENTORS should read i'd
vortisement Of Edison Bros. in another column.
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1See e. BROWNS Adv't Of Foot LArHEs.
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E01qoU9en 0xx1v0Q IN V01eoQ 0e0fo0.. 4U0QI1OU
Citisens returning from ahCoad. ......... N9Ooo
Aliens nut intending 10 remain. - oS612
Total non-emigran6. Observation-Disclosures. 314o0o
T0tal aliens arrived. .kaE9oo
Nee tW11Gr1oa. 81, 514510
Ne6 oMA8x2&a0n .......... ........... .NR4J4
IluGIGRArION Al THE r0RT OF htw
sesais'5#ai Daa YORI. .saaofai,sss
In the five years above-na1aed I'VE
have received Af} this port Il, 272, los
passengers, against 7z8, 39S at al other
ports in the United. Ataees. OF aliens
we have taken in, LIN, Al6,' against
'672, 764 for the entire country beside;
or, a. we have before stated, akou3 20
Der cent II Sll'OomSa ins e df1H Ybfk
City. sssss csc - !. ~
!. Taking in4thtss who survived sbefbre
1847, the port Of New York alone has
been the friendly gateway for $500, 900
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calmly and tell of it to those who werd
not bcrne They had grappled; Ralpi1
was killed; his eldest brother was tound
red-handed. When Mark came home
from his ramble, the officers were carr
rying that brother to prison. He never
opened his lips concerning it from that
day." said Mrs. Dalrymple, with sob
in her voice. "He employed no laws
yer, although the court appointed one;
he refused to plead guilty or not guilty. i
I will hurry. He was sentenced to
death; his sentence was committed to
imprisonment for life. As for me, / did
not believe it; never believed it-'''
.'Never?' said Mr.. Stephen, hoarsely.
"Never. l sent Mark to procure me,
admission to the prison; he came back
saying it was refused. I wrote; Mark
brought me back the letter unopened.
His brother, he said, would have no
further communication with us. At
length, as if worn out with my impor-
tunity, Mark exacted of me a pledge of
secrecy. There was no need! There
was no need! He told me that with his
own eyes he had seen the blow struck,
and had gotten away that he might not
be used as evidence. But did not be-
lieve it then. I gathered all my ready
money; I went to the prison and gave it
to the keeper, in my ignorance think
ing it necessary. It was the day of the
sentence. Twas taken to the cell and
left. He stood up hurriedly to meet
me. So changed! so changed! White
as death, but his great eyes burning
and he held out his arms to me. 1
waited one moment, one fatal moment!
: Tell me, first, l cried, 'oh, just say
yourself that you are innocent!' His
arms fell. You, too he said, and he
folded his arms upon his breast, and
stood there, his head fallen, surveying
me from under his eyebrows. You,
toor Oh, l don't know what there was
in the words, but 1 fell upon the floor,
dead away, and 1 never saw
him again. Nothing made any differ
ence to me then. Mark was very ten
der to me in those days. l felt as if he
ought to hate the sight of me. 1t was
five years before married him. Inever
loved him; but he was nearer than any
one else. should never have married
him but for messages of something lit
tie short of hatred which he brought
me from the prison. Why do l tell you
all this, my dears?'' she said, suddenly
"And Mr.. Stephen, too?
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,oNsoIIpArED INrERIAL MN.

CINa cOaPANY. : Location Of principal
place OF business. San frsnciseo. California
Location OF yorks. Gold HUI. storsJ county.
Nevada.
Nsties.-rhers are ~ds.lnqaert upon the fol-
lovirx-dcrcribtd stock. on account OF $1,000
m.nt lso. q levied On the 10Th day Of Nay.
iS71, tho several Anounis ct opposite ihs
names Of tho respective s~harelolasrs. - fol-
lnMa
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NOTICE 70 IIEHHolplRs.

THs UNDERSIGNED PLAINTIFFS HAVE
\ this day commenced an action In the Dis
trlct Court Of the flint Judicial District OF tho
Stats Of Nevada. In aud for the q unity OF sto.
re-. against George Thomas. defendant, TO en-.
forvc Q lien upon the property Situated In the
City Of Virginia. County OF storry, State OF
Nevada. described AZ foliassi A oee s,ory
dwelii, 9 house and land In nlock No. 10, Range
wert OF summit street. commencipg At stalks
Is fest south OF George Thomaa' housc, and
running north so feet. the,es uest ~ feet.
thence sou,h 100 Ret, thrnc~;east GO ret, 10
place Of beginning: which lien 10 claimed IN
der and By virtnc VI an Act OF the Il gislaturu
Of the State Of Nevada. entitled. IAN Act 20
secure liens TO mechanics aud otherp, and 10
repeal Ill oth,r Aeis In relation thereto" sp.
proved March 2. is1s.
Nov. therefore. all persoos holding or claim
Ing liens upon said prem &c under The provis-
ions OF said Act are hereby notified 70 Be and
appear before saId District Court on friday,
Jnly Is. a. ID. 1871, At 10 o'eloek a. H., the same
being Q day Of the regular Juno Term. A. d.
laIT. Of said Court. and 10 exhibit then and
thsre the proof of their said liens.
4. y. DOAN I CO.. piaintins.
r. n. TAuLon. Atty. for Piaintifs.
Dated June 10, ISL.
jsai Law "
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u,ec .spsnm. Ilelbins 4 Co.
T,asss<s ...'o.....a. :,
ar-s. sbsa,a. Iisibips 4 Co..
Trust 81
orrspshsum. Heb nd 4 Co..
Trustees 80
Grc-nebrup. Hsibing 4 W..
Trustee . :
Gre~neosntn. .eibing Z w..
Tfu tccs =.
orr-aehsna. n-ibins 4 Co..
Trustees ........... =.
oreensbaum. Helbing h Co.
Tr.rt g. =.
Gs enshsum. Heibi x 4 Co.
rru-te s................. iasod. ...as.....s..
G'esnebzum. Hslbing 4 Co.
rrus es....:..;.......iat ,i....io.....3 :.
Gr-sns bauu. Hsibing 4 Co.
rn ..ses .iso'....1... $50
q --nsbsum. nsIbise 4 CT.
Truste 70. ......... l3nt5. ...lk ....S q.
ors-nsbAnm. heibins 4 Co.
Tflrte .ttoot.. ..0.....t q.
0renebsum. u lhtns q c.
Trustees ............ -. .ttuol. ...0 ....t ..
Gresa~bsup. nslbsng 4 Co
.it1J1.. ..D.....t. %.
Gr-enebaum. Heibins = Co.
Trustees ................iosit...a .iO e.
0resosbaam. Hsibtng = 20.
Trustees .i0....h ..
orren~baam. Hslhing 4 c.
Trustees ..
orssssb un. Helb.ns d Co..
srustvss .tW....0 81.
0rssaebaam. Hsibins = c.,
Trustes .................isxzi....0.....o. =
Grsusisam, Hsioipg . Co.,.
Trustees %.
0rssnebssp. Heibins . %.
Iu,tsss
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Aud In accordance with Law. and an order Of
the Board Of Director. made on the 10th day Of
May, 1877. 70 many shares Of each parcel
Of sueh stock % may DO necessary will be sold
., public auction. st tho aiesroom of Maurice
Dore 4 Co., No. 40 Pine street, Haa Prncisco,
California. OF TiiURsDAY, the I7lh day III
July 1877. Of the hour Of Q O'Clock ,. 4. OF said
CAY. 10 pay said delinquent Assessment thereon,
together with costs Of advertising and en-.
penser az the kals.
.. II. SAYRH. SECRETARY.
-noom No. 30 Academy Building. No.
so Pine street, San Francisco. California.
iray "a
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DRLIyoUIsY SALES.
n MININo

NICKERBOCKE R MININ0
X CONPANY.-Location Of Principal place
Of 6usincss, Ban Francisco. California
Location Of works. American Flat Mining
Dlstrct, storey county. Nevada.
Noticc.-Thcre are delinquent upon the FOL.
loving described stock. on account Of a..
Cement No. Is, levied on the 18th dAy OF
Nay, 1871, the several amounts Get Opposite
me names Of tho respective shareholders. -
follows: -.
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And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the board OF Dirrctorr, made on the 18th day Of
May. lsII, , o many shares Of each parcel
of such stock ~ may be necessary will be sold
str ct. San Francisco, California. on THURS
DAY. The twelfth d2th) day Of July. lsT7, Atthe
hour of I O'Clock p. NJ. of raid day, to pay
said delinquent Assessment thereon, together
with costs of advertising and expenses Of
sale.
W. r.. DRAM. Secretary.
once Room No. ~ llaywardr Inilding,
No. tig California street. san franeiseo. Cali
f0mla. ye35 I'd
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And In accordance with Law. and an order Of
the board of DIRECTORY. mads 90 the s7d dsytf
May. 1877. - many shares Of each parcel
Of such ptnck ~ may be neccsssy will Be
soid Of public auction. 81 the ofhcs Of the
Company, neom Z. 20. col CAlifumia strrst, Han
Yrsneiscr, California on TUESDAY. Tho
10Th day Of July. ISL. st the hour -
Z o'eloci =. y. OF aid day. 10 pay said delin-
Of sdvertisins and expenses VI the sals.
A. G. HAMMOND. sscrstay.
omcs-Room Z. No. t0i California street. Han
Yrancisco. oahfomiA lsSNd
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And In accordance with Law. and an order Of
ne Board Of Directou. made On tho 2sth
day OF may. 1871. ~ many shares of each
parcel OF such stock as may be necessary vii
% SOD 81 puhiic auetion, Il the of1os a. the
Company. Ma. zoe Caiifomia street. Room No.
70, Ban Francisco. caltforpis. on TnURxDAY.
the 18Th day Of JAY, 1871. st the hour
o. - O'Clock =. Of ssla day. 10 pay said a..
costa OF adveriislng and expensss Of tIs sais'
FRANK N0YEft, Eecrctary.
omee-No. 80 California strrst, Room ID.
sen Ynnelseo. CsnfeniA jy1td
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DELINQUENT SALES.

lEARYLAND MINING CoxrAnn.
MI Location Of principal place OF business
San Francisco. California. -. 49,
Location Of works. Gold Hi DISTRICT s'orss
county. Nevada. -.n., ~. mi.
.owingdescribcd stock, on seeount OF ~
1871, tho several amounts set opposite me
nsmes Of The respective sharehoidsrs' -
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sherwood u p 4 Co. Tias.
sherwood b IA %, Thu. '''''
sherwood w 60. ria..
teo@. .t77i.. 100. 10 a.
Sherwood D y Co. Tms.
tees...:...........,......i2 f3. Loo. ...10 =.
Sherwood BP& %. Trns-
Sherwood BIZ %. Tia;. ''''
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, f22i. . .O.....b.
Sherwood d Y 4 Go. Tfus-
sherwood &C., ia. ''''''.
Sherwood ii Co. Tn. '11'''''"'' '''
Ices. ............ I'm. ..bO.....6.
Sherwood D Y 4 Co. Tus.
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And In aceordsnee with Law. and an order Of
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Of advertising and expsnses OF the sale.
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The daily gazette., 1877-07-06
POLICE COURT.
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SELLING LIQUOR WITHOUT LICENSE.
Since our last report several cases have
been disposed of by His Honor, Mayor
w hiteley, which will be found helow: =
Asbury Hicks, for the larceny of a
yawl boat, the property Of e. l.. Everett,
was held IN the sum of $500 to answer
the charge at the next term of Court. Ais
- Martin Butler and William Butler,two
disorderly characters residing ON the
South side were sentenced to pay SIS and
costs and $40 and cost respectively and
also to give bail in the sum of 5000 to
keep the peace N4tauAAlf .f
b Joseph Ray, John Murphy and Win
field Butler, committed an assault and
battery on j. B. Erhest, for which offence
they will answer the charge at the next
term Of Court being held in the sum of
500 to do so.
John B. Ernest plead guilty to the
charge of selling liquor without a license
for which he was required to pay $40 and
$500 bail to satisfy the state law.
p. B. Hayes for being drunk and
disorderly was held in the sum of $2OC
for to answer the charge at Court.
William Mellon for using threats o.
bodily harm to John Brady will satisfy
the law by giving bail in the sum of $lO(
| for Court.