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Ex-Governor Henderson and daugh-
ter were unaccountably lost % few days
since, mention Of which we made. They
were afterward found, and Frank Hen.
derson publishes the following touch
ing card, which honors himself as we'll
as the gentlemen who so promptly
came to the assistance OF the illustrious
ex-governor.
10 the citizens of Houston and vicinity
] desire to return my heartfelt thanks
to all of those who during the recent
disappearance of my father and sister,
gave sympathy and assistance to the
effort to ascertain their whereabouts.
While | know that on account of the
feeble condition of my father and the
unprotected situation of my sister, this
action was natural to tho generous
hearted people among whom my life
has been spent, | feel with pride that
it was also due to personal and public
regard for my father as citizen.
The noble manner in which the peo-
pie came forward to aid in the search,
will ever be gratefully remembered by
myself and all members OF our family
TO those who, in advance of the meet
ing on Sunday night, rode night and
day, and to those who participated in
that meeting perfected plan of opera
tons and co-operated on horseback and
on foot in carrying the same into effect,
my thanks are due. | desire particu-
larry to express my gratitude to Colonel
II. NJ. Hoxie, general superintendent,
for his promptness in furnishing a
special train, and to Mr.. Stacy, Hous-
ton manager Western Union Telegraph
company, for the facilities extended in
obtaining Information.
FRANK. W. HENDERSON.
Houston, April 70, 1s77.
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washington as.sIp.

When Miss Nellie Grant was married
great offence was given by her parent.
to the residents Of Washington and &c
the diplomatic corps, not one OF the lat
ter being invited TO the wedding, and
very few Of the former Within two OF
three days after the Inauguration OF
President Hayes. the diplomatists and
the ladies' Of their respective families
called IN body 70 pay their respects "a
him and Mrs. Hayes. Before leaving the
white house they consulted together ne
10 the propriety OF going at once 10 call
on Mrs. Grant, then al the residence OF
Mrs. Fish, and oil decided 10 make the
call Now renewed 'displeasufe Il man.
ifested. because Mrs Grant. before leav-
ing Washington, returned none Of these
calls in person or by card.
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SUN SET Cox says no state in tn
Union was more ably represented in
} the last congress than Texas This is
grand testimony in favor of our state,
one of the youngest of the family.
After the next census we hope to
double our representation, and with the
like good material, We are indeed
proud of our Texan delegation, Gull
berson, Reagan, Throckmorton, Hans
cock, (Giddings now, Schleicher and
Mills. They are rather above the
average in intelligence, and unmeasur-
ably so If integrity, Our senators are
both of like high character, Maxey and
Coke both are men Of ability and force
of character. Back pay, credit moblier
or other gilt-edged swindlcs of the kind
would have rough sailing with the
i misrepresentation in congress and
senate. That's our Judgement, and we
have held it long before Mr. Cox went
on the record as to their character or
ability. aaa 'ea"
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Tne alert Eramiacr is also opposed to
surrendering the speokership of the
next house to the administration, No
Foster or Garfield, says our cotem-
porory. Now let ii so little further,
and ask Tor southern speaker, or even
a Texan speaker The thing is plainly
IN sight, if the proper means are used to
secure it. five have traded the organ.
ization of both houses Of congress for
peace in South Carolina and Louisiana
the country ought to know it, and this
is the way to test the matter. If so, il
may prove but sorry bargain for the
south
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Arlington Virginian: Mr.. Joseph
Sprouts, near Mendoza, has q very
large black perch in his spring, and
which he has had in there for FIVE years.
He can 60 up TO the waters edge, picl,
il up. rub it, feed it, and play with ii, all
of which il seems to enjoy as would a
dog. horse, or other animal. We tried
il, and il was as playful with us as with
Mr.. Sprouts. lie caught ii five years
ago, out Of the North Fork Of Hoiston,
with hook, and put it in his spring,
and has kept it there safely and made a
special pet Of it ever since II Is about
twenty inches long and four to six
wide. ..H
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TIM citizens of CorsicOna extended Il
cordial welcome TO Sun Set Cox on the
occasion Of his recent visit to Colonel
Mills at that place, The elegant cornot
band seronOdcd The distinguished gcn.
tlemon, and had an eloquent speech OF
thanks for their attention, The OJ-
SeLpn likes MIR. Coz.
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TnE leading citizens of Waco, without
regard to nationality, are enrolled as
workers for their Ma.lest This Is nm
example worthy of general adoption,
Let there be no division Of interest in
the observance Of our great spring Cos,
iyal.
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Baltimore Gazette. Now that purring
tabby proves to be equally dangerous
with the hydrophobious Spitz, people
will begin to ask from what bite fatal
i consequences will not ensue. Even the
bites of Holsters, mosquitoes and red
pepper are looked upon with suspicion.
The sweethearts bite is peculiarly--but
we must draw the line somewhere.
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Turkish Rattle Song.

Up, warriors of fezzas! Up, owners OF
turbnnsl
You dwollers in Stamboul, you Pera su.
burbans;
Prepare to take part in tho battles concus-
SlonS
And walk, like red taunderbolts, into these
Russiansl
Wave high the standard-the Shirt OF the
Prophet
At least, to spenk properly, all that's left
OF IL.
50, your swords by your sides, and your
hands on their handles,
March out and d0molish these eaters OF
candles.
Come from the mosque, cutting short gonu-
ilexion;
Come from tho slave girls awaiting inspec-
ton;
Come from the coifce-house, leave the tobac-
conist's;
First put your pipes out, and then your an
tagonists!
Come from the bath, where the grim grin
ming Niger
Scrapes of your skin Mt very low figure
Quit, now, the harem, with Its smiles and
its cushions,
And make up your minds 10 astonlsh these
RoOshlansl
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TINS Denison Crcssd cavils nj the Lon
don Saturday ReDicV, because it con.
POUNDS Kellogg and Packard with the
race by which they have climbed TO
public notice 1t is a very natural, as
we'll as u very English mistake We
hardly know whether Packard and
Kellogg or the negro should be angry,
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE by virtue of deed OF
trust, made and executed by Bernard
Hammll, of the county of Marion ana state
OF Indiana, dated 2lst dag OF February, 1876,
to secure Herman Giieye, of the county OF
Monroe, in the state of Wisconsin, in the
payment of one note, dated 2lst day of Feb
ruary, 1876, for tive bundled dollars anu due
twelve months from the date thereof, bear
ing interest from date ut the rate OF ten per
cent per annum. AT the request of said Her
man Grieve ! viii sell ut the court house door
in the city of Dallas, county OF Dallas, state
of Texas, on the 9th day OF May, 1871, tor
cash in hand, between the hours oflO O'Clock
II, M. and O'Clock p. III the following de-
scrbed tract of land, to.Wit; All that tract
of land situated and being in the county of
Wise and State OF Texas, aud being about
two ana one.half miles east of Decatur, In
said county OF Wise, AZ follows, to-Wit: Be-
ginning at the southwest corner OF Martins
Coopers GO acre survey, a huckberry marked
y; thence east 100 Vnrns, SWeetWater creek
NJ 800 Varas, u stone mound at the foot OF
prairie hill, from which spanish oak, 2l
inches, bears north G7ia east 81 varas; thence
south 400 varaS to u stone mound, Il Spanish
oak, 10 inches, bears north 80 varaS; thence
west 800 varas to branch of Sweetwater
creek ut 7l6 varaS. stone mound IN pralrlei
thence north $40 varas Sweetwater creek,
passing the southeast corner of John &, Lu-
gan in all 373S Varas to Il stone mound; thence
east 77B varaS, stone mound; thence south
2SS pass the northwest corner OF j. T..
Wagncr's llO acre preemptiOn survey, north
1888 varas his southwest corner; thence west
$50 varas, q stone mound, the northwest
corner of NJ. CooperS go acre; thence
south zoos varas to the place of beginning,
containing three hundred aud one acres.
Said deed of trust was recorded March II,
1876, in vol, 81, pages 40, I'll and il2, Dallas
county records of deeds, and on the 9Th day
of April, 1876, book NJ pages $50, $40 and dil,
Wise county records OF deeds.
This April Il, 1871.
c. b. WELLBORN,
aprl3d20t Trustee.
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1'm Moscow Rvidp is onoof lhenoat
est and ableat Of our country exchanges
We predict for II a prosperous and hon
orable career
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TpR Naios has special from COslrot
willie, dated Odd giving particulars Of
another supposed Indian raid, Nearly
two hundred horses have been stolen.
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ola Things are Done Away

Formerly tho lancet, calomel, bllsters and
starvation were the treatment of the sick.
DR.. TUFTS Pills have done away with this.
Being vegetable they require no change of
diet or occupatlon-a safe family medicine.
Is Murray street, New York. Rprdw2l.2
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Boston Post: Browlow wanting TO see
Wade Hampton president, and Redpalh
advising the negroessto vote the demos
cratic ticket, are among the wonders OF
the age.
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Why wouldn't Reagan, or Throcl-
morton either. mako Il good speaker for
tho next congrcssY An illustrous
Texan once made an ogregious failure
as q door.keeperi suppose we try one
now at the other end of tho house,
Perhaps u Texan speaker would soon
grow to be as big man as old Hayes.
Who knows2
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.


g. S. Edwards, Attorney at Law, Ennis,
Ia isCOunty, Texas.
thmmoud, Willard & Fletcher, Att'ys at
Law, 3ll Main street. up stairs, oct6dlm
John NJ. StammOns, Attorney ut Law, No
205 North Side Public square, upstairs.
OCt20-dtf
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love ~ love ~ aud who shali dare
70 phldn nae Tor loving nay hpHpppNi there's
I've used u, aud blessed II a thousand times
Iiil my breath isas sweet ~ poets rhymes
Iil ny tooth arc 40 white as diamonds rare,
on precious thing IL my huIupOHT fal
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10 Rent,

w 'NNhf
DAhTURE-l have an excellent pasture
| containing good thRnei Whlri hhn
plenty Of grass, VIII pasture Stock nl rem
bnLAhle price,, Apply 40 ny pace near
wv WV apllllm
ID OoMa-Oue ot The best furnished ana
~ most pleasant rooms 10 pallhA.,9h We
gTnund floor Near ~ business, thll fel ~
formation ~ n0WnluBH prl gallery az MAN
man ana vile, apr2blf
rToRE-Corner Pacific avenue ana Lamnr
- street, now oCuupiod by Illlmnh ~
Frland, viii be- fnr rent on lHi Nay Apply
10 ~, T., JEFF, or the unlelhlghru " ~ ~
WELL HORN, mrhH'li
Wanted Boardinq'
pRIVATE nuARpfNd,-Flr'tc class hnY
l. Hra ard, on hoard and Lodging, luf Hrhllu'
men, At tic llrypn House, Lamar street
apr2i-lm
A FEW GENTLEMAN cnn, obtain DAY
~ hoard nl Mrs Frohls, sW MAN hU''"
upl2lit
nlsMARuK HOUSE, No, 1924 Main street,
- board aud lodging u 10, day Donlu ~ 2''
npl3u
Wanted Female Help
noOK-Whllo woman for cook NJ he
y CLARK house, Apply NJ once, corner llr
ciio avenue aud Lainnr street. Np'@l'W
nOOK-Apply 10 william MoFull a tie
II Trinity brick yard. apr2l2t
MET NuRsE-For au infant three
w munthH old, A good homo ana coca
Wngcs ln healthy woman Apply w. ino
Herald Office, n''nau.ti
To Invest
u,O INVEST 800 Cash, Ia some small bu-
snesa that win pay, Address, Jollh
smith, Herald Office, hpl-'-'
For Sale.
nLD PAPEHs--At this olnce, IN quQnll'
" ties TO suit, At u hundrou' B@ou
MARES ono span of fine Mares, tiiteen
| vi hands high, Apply at MIS-. Wtll5 ~
East Dallas, or proyors' ana Butchers y"
loon, "PlH"''V
| hLD PAPEllS-At this ONCE, lnqu9nti-
" ties 10 suit at VI u hundred ly2o-u
NOR SALE UIIEAP--One Boor cooler, with
| L three faucets. Apply NJ the SlookSNru
saloon, ll3l Elm street. apr2I'lW
| C,llEET. MUSIC, not less than ten dollars,
| y worth, furnished 10 Teachers NJ nan
| pIice, Address, II. \. SceVa, NO. 1Ol MAIN
street. Do'ius, Texas, apr'-lm-eou
NEAT. SAMPLE ROOM, stock aud
| n fixtures, In II good location, cheap Tor
cash. address &C." Herald ONCE. nprl'-lSt
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MUSIC RESPONSIVENESS Sabrn Golcy Will
wi give instructions on the pinaoioIle, ~
her rooms No. BIC Elm street Pupils VIII
have the benefit OF the use Ola fine piano
Terms moderate. apr2O-lm
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Western Iron Boat Building Co.
SOUTH ST. LOUIS. MO-,

SOUTH ST. LOUIS. MO-,
Builders of Iron Boats and Barges, Iron Rail-
way Cars, Boilers, Tanks and Plate Iron
Work for Blast Furnaces, DistillCries, Ken
dcring establishments, etc., etc.
This company has unequaled facilities for
shipping, both by river and rail, and their
machinery and tools being OF the latest and
most improved construction, they are able
to furnish the best work at the lowest prices.
Proposals furnished ON application,
THEODORE ALLEN,
mrhlS-3m-w&s Supt,
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NJ, POINTER vs.. II, d, 2AoMERY, No, ls3
Justice Court, Precinct No. /, Dallas
Country. Tho STATE OF TEXAS
fENO rnl,' SHERIFF., or any Cons able of
| Dallns County, greeting Whereas oath
has been mUdo before me by NJ. Pointer that
H. -. Zachary isH transient person, 80 that
tho ordinary process OF law cannot be served
upon him, You are hereby commanded,
tint you, by making publication OF this
citation IN some newspaper printed In snid
county for three successive weeks before the
return day hereof, summon the said II, D..
Zachary 10 be and appear before me, NJ my
Oiiioe, No, 3Oi Main street, In tho CITY OF Dali
las, In the county OF Dallas, ON the 7th day
OF May, 1871 10 answer the complaint OF the
said M, Pointer, for the sum of one hundred
and iorty.iiye dollars aud twenty-five cents,
due as damages for n breach OF the warranty
10 a conveyance m0do by the said I0Chory
I'm the said Pointer, Of a certain house and
otin the city OF Dallas, situated on the
southeast corner OF Ross avenue AID llor-
wood street.
Herein fail not, ana of this writ make due
return as the law directs.
Given under my hand this the Sd day Of
April, 1877. II, o. MCLUltE,
Justice OF the Peace,
Precinct No. !, Dallas County
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DIRECTORS

]. w. Crow'lus, g. d., Dallas; Phil. L.
Chappeil, President Uf the National TX
cnange Bank Of Jefferson City, Mo-; I. l..
Marsalis. Of Marsalis a Underwood. whole.
sale gIocefs, Dallas; Col. n. :. Ervay, Dallas.
j: l.. Williams, OF Williams a Tollivsr, drug,
gists, Dallas. James ". Swanson, plantef
Anderson county, Texas; John N. stem.
m nom, at,ofney. at-law, Dallas; q. ". Swink,
Dallas; Y. NJ. Eryay Dallas, Jandiy.
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J\lYORCES legally and quietly obtained
IL for incompntibilty, etc; reference I'M,
necessary, Fee attor decree. Twelve years
experience. A. GOODRICH, Attorney at
Low, l2l Doarbon ST., Chicago, ID. llns3-lm.
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DALLAS, TEXAS.

THURSDAY MORNING APTIL 90
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1.-TWO YOUNG LADIES, who write rapidly,
aud plain hands, would Ike To get
copying, or soE.C lIini of writing 70 DO, Al
dress, with terms, Miss" az h. Herald OF
hce. hpl@o'sb
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN.

fOuT-lin0 Advertisements Inserted iWloe in
this column Tor Twenty-Five Cents ana
NJ lhe rate OF five Cents per l.ine lnl nAeh
subsequent inseHipn'
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DEALERS ~
.PerfuneraS, Soaps T0IIGtAficIoS
BRUSHES, CooMBs, Etc,

A full limo ofnll the popular Patent Meni'
olnps kept constantly on hund,
Particular attention paid TO the flllng OF
mphkahm
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FEW GENrLEMAN cnn obtain DAY
y hoard al MrB FroHl's, tOi Main street.
upl2ilt
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Tolnyost.
For Sale.

81, NEAT. SAMPLE ROOM, stock and
n fixtures, In good location, cheap Tor
cash, address ''C,n Herald ONCE. Nprli-lSt
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DAhTUHE-l have ~ excellent pasture
| containing good hhRde wafer hnn
plenty ofg grass, VIII pasture hlnra Nl ihh'
sOLnhlu price,, Apply 40 ny pace near
WV WV nulllflm
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-18
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 1s-2P. NJ.


FToUR-The market is steady and quiet.
uancV Grades are worth 81 50as ~ per brl, ac-
cortlinT to quality and reputation OF brand.
Family is selling to-day at$7 l0al rs. Extra Is
d,'ntei S8 bOa6 75 Supertlne s. 75a6. Low
1ro5es sd 75a5 20 per brl. Spring wheat Hour
soid to-day up TO 81 10 per brl for choice Min
,osota hut It ranges down to 10 30 for lower
rredes, Rye -four is worth S4 50a4 75, and
hnck wheat -four 81 5OaS 25 for prime to choice,
per brl. ..na,r u;,,aa o,,. -,
track is held at 43a44c per bu on track, me out,
side Azure at the lower roads. Prime shelled
Is held M 4sc per bu, but the demand is light.
Nothing doing in white.
-RYEeContinues steady and quiet. We
onota T7aSOc for good TO prime sample on ar
rr,voI, and BlaS2c for No. 2in elevator per bu.
WIFE AT-The market is shade easy to-
day and quicr. White is quoted 81 4Stl % Tor
%ood TO prime, and held at 81 5Sal 90 for choice.
Fair to prime red is quoted VI Soal DO per bu,
and inferior offered at 81 ~ per Du.
OATS-There is little or no change in the
market. Demand local and light. We quote
n a95c for mixed, and 35a3Sc for good to prime
"ImaSSoRfIEY-But little doing and market
oniet Falls held at 9Oea$l "a for good to prime,
win only moderate offerings. Western spring
is worth 50a6Oc for inferior. and 7OaS0c for good
to choice lots. -,
mad at SIT 20, but round lots would hlrdly
bring that figure.
LNRD-The markets. quiet and easy. Prime
steam is worth l0kc per Id, hut there is not
uuch Offering at that figure, d. d 10 great de-
mand. City kettle is quoted ll11allAc per ID,
BACON-Nothiug Of consequence doing.
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SIR EDWARD THORNTON.

ANYBODY would call him ga plain
looking man." yet there is q scrupu-
lous neatness about his attire that
would make you look twice. Aside
from that he is a fatherly-looking NOR
tai. as II he were born into the werld
to protect young girls and keep from all
harm the weak and the defenseless. He
has dark, kind, sagaclOus eyes, the reg
ulation mutton-chop whiskers Of the
Bnglishman, great big hands and feet
altogether that beefsteak basis of body
and limb which Americans lack and
long for. No human being could be freer
from pomposity or air of any sort. His
leet, planted frmIy on the solid earth,
seem to be- forever striking out for new
miles to conquer, and his eyes TO be
forever in quest of some human creature
whom he may help by the way. The
stately coach OF the English Legation
may be seen any day ON the avenue,
with its maroon liveries and eockaded
outriders; but the "Dean OF the corps
is seldom in it. Him you meet striding
along the street OF riding in the + street
cars. Therein no woman is 90 poor Oh
shabby that the British Minister will
not nut her ticket in the box, nor one so
old or ugly that he will not give her his
seat, He is gentleman. In his
energy, simplicity, Kindness, and good
sense lie is among diplomats what Dom
Pedro is among monarchs-a man above
| Kings,-1Mary Clemmer.
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THE WEALTH OF THE GUINNEsSEs,

A small bottle of Guinness porter can
be purchased anywhere in Great Brit
ain for two pence. That is the reTail
price, and the profit to the manufacturer
must be intinitesimal. Yet fain-drops
make the river, and the ocean of profits
realized by Messrs. Guinness Is simply
amazing. Sir Benjamin Guinness paid
income tax ON 856,000 q year. 1t Ii
stated that the profits realized by
Messrs. Guinness brewery amount to
the magnificent figure Of G100, 900 per an
mum, and the partnership has been dis
solved upon the terms that Sir Arthur is
purchase OF &5O,000 a year. l have also
heard, writes q CORES pondent, that Mr..
e, Cecil Guinness, who became the sole
owner of the brewery, offered to draw n
check for one million pounds, his broth.
er's share of the CONCERN.
We have been accustomed to think a
check tor $4,000 or $50, 1000 wonderful
document, and to look upon the drawer
with curiosity and astonishment, but
we are utterly lost in wonder at the idea
of a fellow-citizen Offering to draw a
check and pay down the coin to the
tune OF cool million. / can imagine the
amazement OF the bank cashier to whom
the check would be presented, and the
blank k,consternation of the manager at
the sudden demand, and his probable
inability to meet 1t without realizing se-
curitiea. The population OF the country
is 39, ,000, 900, and doubt if twenty indl-
yiduais out OF that number could draw
lor like sum with the certainty OF it's
being honored. The citizens of Dublin
ought 10 be proud that they possess in
their midst business Oh such gigantic
proportiOns.
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Police Court.

Miscellaneous-J. NJ. Mccullough, 'ex-
hibiting gaming devices, continued to
January 27; Geo. Taylor, false pretense,
dismissed; W. g. Shannon, threatening
personal violence, under bonds; B. p.
Bohlke, false pretense, uismissed; Pat.
McGreeve, obstructing street-railroad
track, $40; John Deep, cutting with in.
tent to kill, bound over; John Stifel, har.
boring vicious dog, $40; "a. Bartlett,
concea aled weapons. $40.
EPetit Larceny-Geo. W. Johnson, con.
tlnued TO January 20; Thomas Murphy,
James Dunn, 30-$l00 each; Michael Bar
rett, continued to january 20; Thomas
Clark, Peter Schauz, 3O-S50 each; VIM.
L. Rogers, continued to February l.
Drunk and Disorderly-Thos. Moore,
50; Lizzie Rogers. dismissed; Joseph
James, j. Foley, Tbos. Clark, So each
Frank Robertson, $40; Frank Carney,
dismissed; Chas. Rooms, dismissed
Sam. Johnson, 90; Thos. Keegan, $40;
Nj. A. Lytle and Millie I1ytle, continued
to Jan. 20; p. 5. 'Cowen, continued to
Jan. 10; Jos. Witt, 70.
Assault and Battery-Chas. Rooms
R26.