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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02
OFFICE-HOLDERY BAD TEMPER.

NOT CORDIAL TO THE ADMINISTRATION.
WHY TnE CENTRAL COMMITTEE WAS LEFT WITHOUT
4 OVERWHELMING IN The ASSEMBLY Dis
TRICTS.
The public has never known why the Repuo-
Iican Central Committee OF this city adjourned suddenly
for lack Of quorum its last meeting, several Weeks
ngo The reason will be found in the fOlloWnS ieSou-
uon until now carefully suppressed Ii was drawn up
and printed and distributed in the seats. As soon rs
tbo o0ic.-holdng majority saw it they suddenly with
drew leaving the OF the members helpless to "cI
upon il:
Ees.irs9 That the Republicans OF the city Of New
York r.uo>c unwaycting confidence IN the PATRIOTISM
and tety to the Republican party ~ P.esid NJ iiyes,
and ne Administration Of the neral Cove nh'nt Z"
winch he d, the head an tlat whilst tie kpubIeAns 81
the city uf New York VIII IN the future st'!d st n
tain "A thcv have In the pas n"nlInei we 1l ani
equal rights ifore the law Of ali cuz ns 81 the Kopuo-
liz. ami viii resent aud resist any aad every ~
yisiun or abIid- mcnt OF those Hghts' licF I'-
gIri with the highest hopes, anh WIN IN un'o'l' -
laitn alike the recttIde OF Ais intentions ana tue
saeacly and GahinSii%i aD.i5i,S 81 'rS i,i
The policy Of me President r'r'h.N ~ - t. ri
touchns the reconciliation OF the people 81 ihc 2ohiher5
;. ate, Hhl tIl ~ - i's me-, ,r,,d In, tGr pros
the city OF New YORK. thc coi'' Pl,n'" ~, 'I.C -
dent ana his advisors for The p'ciic uOn oi ihe 7Out1fi
STATE, is in accordance win tAe sentiments or tit pat-
oi t1e K pubin'th NHl,ih t3hI, OIL T..''
Glazed che President 80 nomination, ana WIN tIc it"
drut letter OF ac cpiiucr of the n"hill'ni 'u 80
cnrrtair AN ad n assurance thut this course tends 10
rive good government To- tue S0Hth. TO crLi'@h peace
lies Of te south 10 secure ts and Interests of thc
colorcl people AMI 20 promote VA, prosperity an sue
cess OF the lie publican party and the welfare o the couh-
Try.
Al the last meeting Of the Republican Association OF
the TTcntyirst Assembly District, after some auenp'
had been made and discussed at their Association from
tine Democratic Office Ao ers GEN. George W Palmer OF
nrrcd the following resolutions:
Rss,ireI That this Association after two months trial
Of tu afhinsg lion ol Prr,ii ut Hay rcpr-C .ip
rnnncnrr I'm me policy he ua. nauguragcd, believing
- be- fO tie best c,ts OF tie whole people, ana hence
for tr nci- add tuce nCht 81 the ltpupcaj party
Rcs.lrcl Thic m the personnel OF tnc Cabinet OF the
I ~ q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02
THE AK FALLS IN THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

About 1GO clerks and other employees of the
Custom House dismissed on SATURDAY. The Vauons
divisions were reduced, follows: First Division 10
clerks and messengers; Second Division. clerk; tue
Third ana Tenth Divisions were consolidated. and il
clerks were dismissed from the reorganzad Third
Division; Fourth Division. 10 clerks FIN DIVISION,
clerks and messengers sixth Division, clerks ana
messenger; Eighth vision, 10 clerks aud meSsengcrs
Ninth DIVISION clerks and 3 messengers. Tae'c were
also Is storeecpcrs and go inspectors ana night watch
men among the IN dismissed.
The Total number removed 10 date is ahOut 2ND ana
the amount saved 10 the Government is ne9r ~@eo"oO
per year Among those Who hive lost their post 5s are
William S Auul-ou. j. H. Kimberly, William g.. RANKIN,
and John T.. ROBINSON entry clerks, who have been re-
criVIng q salary Of 5000 cac George ~tece ana A.
II. Philips clerks, at 5000 each; Robert Grove
John Mckenzie H. Gilbert. Hugh MctFu re-. icore B'ck-
En- A. Wilson. Jos pin Clrr1n T. Ltckc', L. H. BriuuS T.
A. Parkns and James q. Smith, clerks, at 91@1J each
Others who were drO red Samuel smear. r1uL-
i'm j. OttarsJn. T. 4. Van Bergen, Hiram N3ri, W Imam
Horton ana y. ID aper. Additional dismisSalS VIII ne
made this week 10 is possible mat in few cases those
VINO nave been diselrs viii bc rcdppointcd 10 other
positions AmOg the men Yet 10 receive attention arc
the stOTckeepCrs and Weigr cIs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02
FAILURE OF CONTEMPLATED STRIKES.

REELECTION OF WAGES on RAILROADS GENERAL
no DEMONSTRATIONS BY THE EMPLOYEES.
The various Eastern railroads, as well rs tnose
OF the West are apparently acting In concert III 'e to
ducton OF wages OF their officials ANA emPioyeS
All Of them date the reduction ordered from July J. i"o
Lake shore was the first Head OF the order OF that oo
pany having appeared in Fridays TRIBUNE
The New York Central has issued "A similar oruer' T"
take effect from yesterday. making reduction OF ~ per
cent on the wages of all employed No strike was CON
tcmplated and action was possible under tho Ics
lions Of I'm, Union Of Engineers without consultation with
the Executive Committee of the Engineers A'soc"toi
NJ Cleveland Acouiescence in the reduction Is certain
if the action the ofthe other roads sHny
The Erie made reduction in pay Of it' officials and
clerks year ago There was no appearance Oh "9'''
NJ that time few Gays ago reduction Of 10 per cent
IN the wages OF all other employees was of'eFou' i"''
were evidences OF an intention to object aud resist
and rs a precautionary measure the State niit' were
called ONT at various points along road to protect tho
cnmpauy's proprrty Nj. Jewett. the receiver, Mr Ab
bolt the passenger agent, Mr. Hill, the general supeih-
I ndcnt Of the Eastern Division, and Mr.. T. T. wright
general superntendrn Of transportation, were active ID
cuolli any undue excitement, however and no inter-
,,icu Of travel occurred Yesterday Mr. Wright tele-
,,pnel from Iornelsyille Mr. IIll that the men on
mat mart Of the li had consented 70 the reduction ana
il i,as cone into cff ct along the whole linc
The Cu,tipn of 10 per cent on the Delawarr' L3cA
ovaTna and Western Railroad t00s effect yf'trfdiy.
nrr, was no serious opposition, and al lhtetohS oi
strike have been abandoned 80, -, ro,,,,,
RIilrnid Adoph Poppeuhusen, VINO was elec'rn
lay was To order reduction OF 81 per cehi l S'i' w"
stance and less N others. ana me d,c iE ~ -, ~,
Of he members 81 the force IhlS rag uiPs'oH W III"
reduction has not boon seriously MANIFESTED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02
THE CITY or BRUSSELS BACK AGAIN.

THE CITY or BRUSSELS BACK AGAIN.
CAPT. wilkins sroaY OF THE VOYAGE our.
The human Steamship City OF Brussels arrived
yesterday from Liverpool, bringing % cabin aJd 80
stecragc passengers. On the saloon list were D. = fo
ter United States Consul AT stuttgart; ]. ". wilson
United states Consul at Brussels; Mr. Gbb OF The treas
my Department aud Senator Francis smith, OF the DO
minion Parliament MIR. Smith and his family were
anon the pass myers the last trip out o me 'y
of Brussels, which prolonged - days Ihe CIV o
Brussels LETT New York with a. Canadian pilSims ani
other passengers on board on Aprii -, hhu u'u ~
reach LIVERPOOL until Nav %. Capt Watkins account
Of the voyage little from the reports Wnch nav
been brought by other steamers from llhir 10 mn "p
which have been publish 81 IN TIE ItIHttE ne Ht' y
that after sailing on saturday, Apil u, eNeill",n-
promised "a good voyage, until about |to H. ~ on ne
Monday following. when the sceW-sualt broke. lie &c
MED that ih- fracture occasoned nose ike au tNpIu
sion cd. There was no CHARACTERIZATION "ul.
the passengers who waited patiently unih the accdch
was rerOried. when they readily gave ! cl M
only to1 miles from sandy Hook. Westerly winds ten
prevailed and all sail ms Sct ana me Yes',l h',,ri -"
a favorable course. soon aiterwaid the WNu chau-eh
20 the eastward, and the steamer mhe $40" PI"si,I
especially from Nav II 10 Nav %. Lhe sIiP ~, ,'T nv
good speed with good uicelr mt II Dr'eI h.i " so!
wind ior a whole day. TIE longest run iof any one d
under SAL Monday. May = when tir N',7c $50
- miles and tie shortest was on mn -. VIII ,
fourteen miles wer" made several sa -, III -, ,ic
pissed but no steam seen until May :, "hru tnc
CIV OF hchmohu WIS NIuhlh' ip,-',i, ~ - ,.ithu
was sighted Wien the City Of BTns~cl. WIS With
zoo mes oil fa''ne'' 9uu ' pne, rrovi,n, hin,
OariD officer on bo"rd mo hus,,'' l,u,iim- b,n
with srNtant books gud cujrL and Istacths hil
to 20 to tastne Tor as>i>Linct' nv W. N".
was procured. and she fen IN WIN inc wy ~
Brusse, about 1870 miles from fasnet Tie steamer
WAS then making ~ Knots an hnuI. ahu tho vi 80,
leug dill moi take 10 in tow until gaze Irm me 1''l-
west arosc when the tug took the steamship 10 LIVER
pool, reaching mat U0rt on May -. 80 l. N"'"tHH
saws that tie passengers amused themselves WIN W.
rety games and IN very calm weather mos VIZ W.
src.. were iowtd the boat az ana the sulp ih'lt
we're occasional musical emcI aluments. lr bl,silmN
brd ia. r services daily ai @. D. M. and so o. IN
The yoen.c WAS attended with rCInai kapY ne "taci'
not q shower falling Tor three weeks. lErft wa ~
ABUNDANCE al prlvis.Ois on BOARD, supplies OF nous
AMI potors We re- aimed from several othc stcin'fa
On Nav IL Was found necessary Ia lhluM oN'I"""l"
rc ur-r consignment of meal. hcraus tire lee WAS N
aausI+,i There were 2jO quarters ol bee, AM l'o
sheen The steamers stores l,tcd nearly ih' "li'
voyage. An elaborate testimonial was presented ~
capt watkins by the passenger upon their afrNa 10
Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02
pREsIpENT HIVES RETURN.
ON HIS WAY TO WASHINGTON WITHOUT STOPPING
NEW YORK

ON HIS WAY TO WASHINGTON WITHOUT STOPPING IN
NEW YORK.
Neither on his way 10 Boston on Monday last,
nor ON his TO Was ngton Saturday did tie m-
ropols catch glimpse OF President HAYES. He left
Newport about 10 o'clock on Friday evening, bv the
steamer Providence Of the FAN River Line accompanied
by Mrs. HAYES, Their two sons Nj Plitt and daughter
Miss Too;e. Assistant Secretary Mccormick and
Mrs. Mccormick, Gen Robinson, Dr. Rcii0rd,
Gen Comfy OF The Ohio Sfqe Joly1IGl. ana Two
otucr pei IN" steamer arrived at Per No - Il
Tire loot OF MurHysIrct. u th. city, about $50 Oc orS
Saturday morrlug. The prcsit niu party WAS trans
lerird dtrctN She Providence 20 Tine steamer OH'
SOB fjI She'd pY the same comp u", ana carried {" the
P-uusv'vcul R3if1 depot in jersey CIV. The party
reached Jersey CIV about $40 and proceeded by the
limited express al $3.50 To- Washington Neither at The
Ncw-Yulk pier nor an Jersey t.ty was there any M
usual the fact that the preden, was
passeHg ger Was not generally hnOwn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02
\ MUSEUM IN PLACE OF TIE RESERVOIR.

The recommendation Of Commissioner Camp
bell that the distributing reservoir at fIlHa'ehue anu
ttie,t.treet be abandoned ana the ground added TO
I,.ry,ir-.ouare PARK has attracted much attention
1,,lvcrt and Yaux architects, now propose that nu-
enu of scientific industry De built on The SITE Ihey
have submitted TO Mayor by plans for ball OF pavilion
600 feet square, covered bJ aIched Ioo 80 lcet RON
ne floor resting on outer walls ana Converting
= ,traI shaft OF column; also for corridor Win q
70 o. IN, tilucug The bail TIC total moor space nus
$500 viii he about five and haH acres lhe hlI'I
,ntifau STAIRS and HTS giving access III ine
firi,r 10 a balcony under Tie celu"g, ana On we a
49, ~ a covered platform 40 i'ei from III. moor
leI % - ,tendeo ~ a place for the enjoyment OF
49,, ~ HE city AID for an opeiaT tli siInent Io,,i
ibs cost Of TIE building, WIN terraces anu pam ~
80 NO. is estimated al a. OO,OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02
CAMP-MEETING LEADER CHARGED WITH
SWINDLtNG

l.. :. Battershall was arrested at Sea Cliff,
saturday charge OF svind'iag. made ~ II. u.
DuBO.s. Last Spring, IL Is stated, 10 accommodate
Bat,ershal Dubois exchanged w4th him noics for
$4,000. Batteishali obtained tho money tie
aud also borrowed $500 from Duliois. DlBvs .ouhd
tAat Eaiorshal's note Was worthless, aud failed 10 ob
tain payments Batrrsha having transit rrcd bis pr0D-
cry 10 MS VIE. Then came the arrest. btffrrsal
taken before County Judge Armstrong, AZ Jamaica. a,e
turay evening, lud gave bonds iu iuuO 90 await
thc action OF The Grand jury MI. Batcr,hAls house,
which OF tHo nsst NJ sea Ilu wls taxi
OF, vel. ais furniture aud HORSES and carriage.
MI Bdtershall WAS one OF the originator, O the GIN
Association, and one Of its Presidents lie Pre-
sden thc society fOi the Promotion OF Holiness lilo
10 elderly man, and WAS cputed to Dc very wealthy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02

were issued by justice OF Hackensack hearing was
had ON Friday, and four We're fined - each for
carrying passengers 10 and from tine ferry on sun lay
Tue cases of two other ~ rSons, en- rged WIN sn3 Ddd
ami peanuts on AT day were laid over Inc disorder
N-hOuse were also postponed the warrants were
sued out bv Mrs Parish, woman OF consd lahle
nOtorietN, who declares that one shall violate the
Lords day FOri Lee, and that all shall be orderly as
town in New England. There is considerable excite
ment in the village.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02
nn pIrrs AcKOss ND ~.

The Common Council has given permission TO
-, y y,,k Central and Hudson River Railroad COM
.ny 10 las iron pipes g ths' from Eleventh ave 10
The East RIVER, aud across the TDer Sa & The oil
IAh1 % -. g.@udard Oh Company. An IMPRESSION ha5
%Sard tnaf danger TO tie city from IRE wac I"1
y c me Subject and reports thai thcre - no eA'i"or
sa,,srv risk from this source
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02
FATAL THORN IN A ROSE.

Mrs. Daniel Terry, of Amityyille, l.. l., died
a few days ago under extraordinary circumstances.
About week preceding her death. while picking rose,
she felt slight sting inner thumb and supposed that
small thorn had entered IT, though she could mark
of puncture. There considerable pain, but t soon
subsidized, and she proceeded about her household duties
In few hours however the pain returned. ana she sent
for physlcin who prescribed remedies that Afforded
relief Ihre. days Afterwards the pain returned, and her
hand and arm became very much swollen. Medical
advice again soush Int, and every known remedy
applied, but she cOntnurd until her death
Sho stroug healthy woman. In the prime or life,
aud leaves husband and family Of small children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02
SUICIDE OF A WOMAN II YEARS OLD.

Mrs. Ann b. Clark, wife of DR.. Ephram
Clark was found on saturday morning hanging Dy the
, from beam IN the garrett of her house near New
Dorp Staten Isl nd. Mrs Clark Il years OF age
and of highly respected family. Coroner Lea 81 sta
prton. iup3uclled jury wlich hed an rhlu.9. upol
In, h,'lv ana rem rred Vcrd mat Mrs. tarH came 10
her doain by hanging, with her own hand VINE sac was
laboriuc under temporary alteration oi hlhu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02
y,o1 ATrG THE SUNDAY LAW.

Twenty-three citizens of the village OF fo 'I7
ere arrested on Thursday, for keeping dSorueily
touses and for violation Of the statute PoSlD'ns INC
s,ctou Of secular business on Sunday. Inc "aiI"n'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02

A counsel being questioned by q Judge to
know " Tor whom ne concerned" replied: q"
concerned. my lord. for the p.alnta. but employed
by the defendant"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02

have been almost positively identified and in few days
Will be In the hands OF the detectives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02

Board 81 Aldermen representatives Of tie buainrs' an
commercial interests OF this city, opposcH 10 i'n""'
Hail.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05
Saloon Stripped.

Saturday night Will Brady wss ar
rested charged with carrying away prop.
erty belonging to the Opera House saloon,
in winch ne was tsrkeeper. From all
that can be learned 1t sPpea that Brady
had been drunk for some time past, and
mad been arrested the day previous for
disorderly conduct During the night
John McClusky went his bail, and on
his being released from custody, Nc
Clusky in company with Brady, went to
the Opers saloon, where MCClusky and
tgo niggers packed up the glassware
md all the stock Of imported ales
and took them TO the restaurant
conducted by McClusky near the
po.tofice building. All this Was done
between the hours OF 2 and O'clock
An, and when it was discovered trat
the bar had been dispoiled of the glass,
ware, suspicion at once slighted on the
proper parties The impression pre-
walls that McCIusky put up the job with
Brady while the latter WAS under the
influence of liquor, and this version OF
toe affair is corroborsted by the fact that
McClusky'. servants took all the goods to
hi, restaurant, where they were
concealed. The matter viii be tried
before the police court this morning,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS
A Rome dispatch says: The Pope
health continues tolerate good

A Rome dispatch say: The Pope's
health continues tcIersbiy good
Ezra Hall, one OF the proprietors 81
the Hartford Past, died n That city, Sa.-
urdsy.
E. q. Hey~ooa, Leader OF Mssssehu.
sets Free Lovers, has been arrested Tor
circulating obscene literature.
The fuaeral 81 James Brown, OF the
banking house of Brown Brothers " 90,
OF New York, took place SATURDAY., and
was largely attended.
BY the tall OF scafoIding in the a~v
Catholic church At Warren, Pa, -slgr-
day, one workman was killed, and hive
dangerously injured
A story Is curreu. IA Jersey City that
the toGds filed by the city officials BE-
fore entering on their duties have been
stolen from the city hall.
Rev. VIM. Il. Wyckot, OF New York
city, secretary 0. the American Bible
Union, dropped dead, Friday, while
taking his customary bath
An incendiary fired Wes.er X Ben
DER lumber yard st Harrisburg, Pa,
and burned over 100000 feet OF lumber.
Loss $4,000 insurance $4,000
Cape Town new, says the Eng
lish forces mad attacked and burned the
krssl OF KrelI, chief OF the lOsurgcnt
Galekas, without loss on the British side.
Cape Town advices of October 10th
snnouuc, that the government has de-
posed Kereli chief of the Gaiekas, "nd
annexed n,, territory. hereli sues tor
peae:.
Schlaier, painter, engaged IN work
in n the bridge over the ONO, III Louis
y.llc. tell rom scatiyiding, Saturday,
ard Was killed. He struck 4 pile ot
s.ud and broke Il le-, but lived nine
nougs, d.a.n resulting from l"torrH
Iniura-.
he New York bankers' association has
committed list uI counterfeit bills CIR
cula,ed Ia lrt city and State, aud con-
denim the Secret Service Department
Tor not breaking up the gangs o. eh-
gravers and manufacturers OF the queer.
A Portland, Oregoa, dispatch says Iha!
indictments have been found by the
U. ) grand jury OF Idaho Territory,
aZGllsl th5r,y-,ao Indian principals and
scc,.-griez ~ tire murders Of white pee
pie il CONNECTION With the Nez Perceo
oIt5retk
4 maj.rty Of the men, about one hun
drei IN aUmber employed in the Omaha
smelling wo-Es, struck Saturday because
OIL iengthcnirg the hours Of work and no
advance in wages Everything is quiet
ard orderly. A mass meeting was held
and resolutions were adopted.
The trade mark treaty between the
Uni.cd otstcs and Crest Britlsn pro
viIcs that the subjects or citizens Of each
co lntry Gavc the sa'ae rights rs subjects
or citizens Of the ether, or as are nov and
may hereafter be granted to subjects Cr
citizens of the most favored nation, N
everything relating to trade marks
and trade labels upon fulfilling the
'ormalitics required By the laws OF the
respective countries.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05
Personalities.

Acknowledgement White lett for
Charleston, Saturday, 10 attend the Uni
ted States District Court.
Mr.. Hicks, of New York, a brother-ln-
law Of Mr.. Ran Stslnaker, and an artist
Of considerable reputation, is making a
brief visit to friends IN this city.
A MINER employed at Thslmsn's coal
bank, named John Nevis, had one OF his
fcet badly crushed while at work in the
bank Saturday morning, by the fall of n
heavy mass Ot coal.
Rev. DIR. Lstsne. formerly rector OF
the ST. Mathews Church, but now OF the
reformed Episcopal Church" will
preach IN this city next Sunday week.
Mss Ada Coen returned home from
Pitts burgh on Saturday.
Misses Stellmsn aud Lslnping, of Bal
umore. ara the guests of Mrs. Alex.
Laughlin, OF this city.
Miss Kate Ray, OF Meadville Pa, who
has been visiting Mics Addie FIRE., OF
thi, city, left for home Saturday morn
ing.
MIR. John Freidel leaves to-day for
New York to purchase a new stock Of
goods.
Mr.. L II. Barnes and wife, Of st Lou
is, arrived in the city last night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05
THE COURTS.
Proceedings i'm the Dir
ferent Judicial Bodies.
CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE MELVIN.

CIRCUIT CUURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
Dsmurrers to declarations we're over
ruled in the cases oil GOetz VS.. Stamm,
ard Schwertfeger VS.. Hoffman. Also
demurrer TO petition for condemnation OF
lands for the use of the P. w 81 KY. Rail-
road
1.-The case of the National Tube Works
VS.. Wheeling insurance companies was
dismissed by plaintiff.
In the case of Egerter vs.. Rsiney,
motion to QUASI warrant of arrest WAS
overruled.
In the case of Nichols vs. Cots ct al,
leave was given defendants to file
amended answer.
The case of f. Ozer vs. Centripetsl
Power Company was dockeLed by con-
sent and continued.
The case OF Haigh VS.. Building AsSo-
cation was remanted 70 rules.
Adjourned ii the usual hour this
morning..
Police CoURT-JUDGE CRAkAER.
Louis Ssuvageot, Tor assault on Frank
Co.'S, fined $40; paid.
Simon Lssch, for allowing games OF
chance in his saloon, fined 800 paid.
John Medick, for forestalling the mar
ket, Aned IS; paid.
VIM. Brannlng, disorderly, fined 81;
paid.
VIM. Brady. drunk, fined 81; paid.
John Coos berry, drunk, fined 81 com
mittsd.
Toby Vshce, drunk, fued ~; COM
Initted.
The case against George Crumbacker
for hsullrg sand of Il lot belonging to
Matilda Robinson, WAS continued until
MOrda