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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
LACE WAREHOUSE ROBBED.

A robbery of imported and imitation laces,
at first supposed to be very extensive although the loss
is believed now exceed $1,000 took place early
Yesterday morning at No. 595 Broadway. William
Stems Coz lace Dealers occupy the entire third floor OF
the building When the ROOMS were entered after the
robbery everything found in confusion. and the
shelves and large iron safe which had been carelessy
left unlocked the night previous empdeJ Of their
contents bag lying in the middle of the floor par
italy filed with Partisan aces. and quantity OF the
same article OF inferior quality was scattered around
the floor The burglars wrenchcd the bolts from door
leading 30 the entrance, through the SHIRT fac-
Boomer King CO., and effected their escape.
II was stated that a wagon filled with bags driven
along Prnce-st. toward the BOweIy about d. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
THE REGISTERED BOND FRAUDS.

George Foster Talbot, Solicitor of the
Treasury. and Special Treasury Agent William +. Mo re,
came TO Ncw-York from Washington yesterday for the
purpose Of investigating the connection OF certain per-
sons III this city with the registered bond swndles
Gently discovered in the office of the Frat Auditor OF the
Treasury No have yet been made here but it is
understood that "a warrant was issued yesterday BY
United states Commission Osborn for the OF
lawyer named Barbour, who is said 10 have had ar
rangeincnt vita Douglass, the arrested clerk III the
Auditors office by which he was informed OF Tie names
from Treasury, and thus enabled Ia prosecute
lucrative III the collection Of claims The arrest
will probably be made to-day, when the full details Of
tie sWindle Will be given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
INJUNCTION AGAINST n. J. MUTUAL.

SUR BY RECEIVER GRACE TO RECOVER S2OO,OOO.
William X. Grace, as receiver of the Con-
tinental Life Insurance Company, has begun suit
against the Jersey Mutual Life Insurance Company
the National Capitol Life Insurance Company. and
Benjamin Noyes President OF the National Capitol, to
recover over 800 900 bonds and mortgages which
is alleged Improperly transferred from the Con
tnental 10 the New-JeIsey Mutual shortly before the
former went into the hands Of receiver. Yesterday
morning Judge Pratt granted Injunction restraining
the defendants putting property out Of their
possession. writ Of eJeot ARREST In equity
also granted by the Judge against Benjamin Noyes
quiring him to give bonds Ia $4,000 to quit the
STATE. At Il late hour last evening Mr.. Noycs who
somewhat III al the Aston House. stated that he had
received notice Of the proceedings and he knew
nothing whatever about the matter. joel Parker the
receiver Of the NewJersey Mutual has been cOnsu-
ton with Mr. NOyes during the past two days and II Is
understood that effort will be made rcfstablish the
company for the benefit OF It's policy oers, instead OF
winding Al up al once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
BryoRs or 4 Alw coAL CoMBINAuoN.

MISSION OF A PROMINENT COAL OPERATOR IN THIS
CITY.
There have been rumors on Wallst. and
among The leading downtown cOadealers during the
nst two DAYS That another combination about 10 be
formed for the purpose of controlling the shipments OF
coal TO tdewser Franklin b. Gowen, President OF the
Philadelphia aud Reading Coal and Iron Company,
arrived in tins city Tuesday afternoon, aud since
then he has offices Of all the leading coal COM
panes induce the companies, II possible to enter into
an cement by which the supply Of coal at this market
would be limited 10 the actual demands OF the trade
strong belief has been expressed by OF the prom'
ueu dealers that the movement would soon be success
tl and that while there would be 10 direct effort to
control prices schedule rates would be marked up
70 q reasonably profitable basis MI soan President OF
che Deawa and Western Company, stated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
THE NEW STOCK EXCHANGE.

Another meeting of the brokers Interested
in the movement for a stock Exchange was heid
Yesterday afternoon at Demoncos The meeting was
well attended and much enthusiasm was SHOWN. Inc
constitution and bylaws, which were accepted, do not
differ materially from those OF the present STOCK hA
change and the Gold Exchange. committee was aP-
pointed to nominate officers. ~ be elected at mceiins
on Monday The leading California operator on the
street and several prominent exchange houses mace ap
plcation for membership yesterday IL If poposed
one OF the features Of the board shall he that me
customer member appear on the moor py uches
from the presiding officer as ia now the case IN many OF
the European exchanges. A., ca, T.
The movement has created sensation IN me STOCK EA
change The Governing Committee Of the Exchange nae
leased The building occupied by the Gold Exchange ioi
three wears from May /, next. for the purpose " Is
claimed of preventing rival from occupy ing IostiOh
next door negnbOr The stock Exchange VIII rent me
room to the Gold Yoard, but not to exchange dcalhg
in stocks The stock Exchange has heretofore adhered
Ia the old charge of One-egh per cent cOLnlssOn put
il was admitted yesterday by several prominent mem
bers Exchange that II might be necessary 10 re-
the missions. The most serious consequences
10 lie unprecedented the organization OF t.e new eN
change il stated, that 1t proposed 10 open u.
900 a. m. aud close 1T D. mus giving It's meihpcrs
dire It and positive advantage over the members Oh tue
Stock Exchange who not permitted 10 operate alter
Exchange hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE STATEN ISLAND MYSTERY.
CONJECTUREs AS TO THE IDENTITY OF THE DEAD
WOMAN FOUND Al IOMPKINsvIILE.

CONJECTUREs AS TO THE IDENTITY OF THE DEAD
WOMAN FOUND Al IOMPKINsvIILE.
The body of the young woman iound In the
old purylng ground at TOmpknsvie mas been removed
the PoorhOuse at -Four Corners where 1t VIII remain
until Monday, when, If not identified, the remains VIII
inferred in the poor ground Before II was removed
the clothes were again examined, and underneath the
buckle hat found small piece OF notepapei
with name ana address written IN German The police
refuse 10 disclose the name. On Wednesday evening
Undertaken Oates received telegram from Eew-lorh'
signed Mrs. b." stating that the writer would call upon
HIM in the morning. Yesterday morning lady repre-
senting sender of the telegram called upon
Mr. Oates She expressed desire TO see the body nut
stated that size wished the body to be buried in cose
Grated ground and that she would pay all expenses
The lady was recognized as Mrs. sidell, formerly
resident OF sapleon and Coroner Dempsey called her
before him as a witness. She was finally discharged;
to appear when wanted. MIS-. Sdeh sta'ru
that she did not know the unfortunate @om' 10
be respectfully buried. Soon after Mrs; sldeli Rau
gone away young man, well dressed, called iron vi.
Oates, stating that he looking Tor missing eIc
relative who belonged to highly respectable fanny
recently residents the island lie was closely iesr
TO GIVE her maze well as his Own Dut rcilssu inc
lady for whom nc lOoKne, he stated, was pou ~
years uf age and bad been disodred p ser ainy since
woman also stated, the mother OF an hie3tiihte
child. which born in the CGdrens Nursery ~ IouI
Corners about two years ago me young ma NuMFu
the remains INT failed Ia identity thou lie aso "hu ~
his possession photograph OF the woman ca "holn NE
was ia search which bore Slight resemblance 10 thc
deceased woman Mr. Bennett, saloon keeper al ChlVh'
believed that he Identified tie remains as mos 9
woman that he III the neHs-DOat ;t thc podIuhs
station about two years Mr.. Wilson, superintendent
OF the Of town OF MIddleOwn beileves ta he
body that VI young woman who formerly resided on
Beac-s StaplctOn, and his belief Is supported, IL IL
thought by fact that when Mis- sde iet the ulder
takers dircct 10 house i'll BeacSt Ie story
that she wished the body dcceny buried Tor charity
sake generally lscrcdited and IL believed tat she
klows more about The dead woman than se Is Wiling ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16

Scene incoming suburban horse car. First
young lady (aged 10, with eyeglasses and an arniai OF
books TO second Young lady, similarly equpped) What
are you reading uOwf" second young lady: Irvings
'Bracebrdge Hall II Is good. although the style
is detective and there Is sck OF incident First young
lady: "Ye-sf | haven't read II vet. At school
we're reading Scott think he Is atty overrated
HI. plots are not artistic, and then the interest Isn't
always sufficiently kept up" second young lady :
"Yesr Eactl-lbosto Transcript
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
THE NETWORK YACHT CLUB.

At special meeting of the New-lork iache
Club last evening at the club rooms, Madson-aSe ana
Twenty-sixthst, the committee appointed TO inquire u'o
the financial condition OF the club reported ths Ouna
the affairs very seriously crippled. The committee coua
e no other way out OF the difficulty than 20 give mp tho
clubhouse on Staten Island and the club IN th cy
Al becom a club without club house Aftef thres
hours debate the report adopted The staten lsahd
clubhouse Is to pulled down in two weeks, but w
lease the Tweny-sxtst rooms VIII not eApit' us ~,
Ma l. A committee was appointed 10 hire room ios
81 200 a year where the club models can be stored
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
OFFICERS OF THE STATE HOMEOPATHIC SOCIETY

ALBANY, Feb. 15.-At the annual meeting OF
the Homeopathic Medical Society of the State OF New
York the following have been elected officers for tho
ensuing year: President. DR. Eg6ert Guernsey OF New
York; Vice Presidents Dr. H. X. Sliles OF Mddetown,
DR.. WIN. Guile of Watkins, and Dr. H. ID Brown OF rats
dam Recording Secretary. Or. Alfred r. HIS OF Nv.
York Corresponding Secretary. Dr. III L. waldo oi west
Troy; Treasurer, DR.. +. .. CObun OF Troy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
RAILROAD STRIKERS CHECKMATED.

. BOsTON, Feb. 15.-The Boston and Name
Railroad Company announces to-day that no moro ~
gneers or fremen wanted on that road sufficient
number having been secured TO take the place OF inc
strikers The railroad officials declare that the strike
ended, and they propose to run freight ana psengst
neers still firm and claim that the road VIII yet nave
to accept their terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
UNDERWRITERS, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

UNDERWRITERS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The first session of the monthly meeting Of
the Executive Committee OF the National Board OF Fire
Underwriters held in this city yesterday. The pro-
ceedings confined to routine business as II Is not
intended 10 take up the subject oil board and nonboard
companies again until the annual meeting In April.
Another short session OF tc Executive Committee Will
be held this morning, when II Will adiourn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
HOME NEWS
rHrpMoMrrKR YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
Gam. 800 Noon. 390 3p NJ, 49, Midn 5sn So
Hghest during the day. 49,. Lowest; 20
Ayaaxe 20 s5 same day. 1875. 39s'.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Everett House-Rear Admiral George H. PreDie; "
a. nav FYth Avenue Ho-Ex Gov Alenan1s III i,rssi
inct ~ Windsor Hotet-AlbeEt Keep IIeSr
dent Of the Chicago and North western Railway
Ne Work UofIi-Co Barnwe Rbet OF Chaf - C
and surgeon John Randolph u. s. Army Me,roPyys,tuo
TotsI~AIonzo ". VIII Italian viceCons o. Pniis,p,n@
and WiIam Purcell OF Rochester Union Sqiors no.et-
Chief Naval Constructor Isaiah Hsnscom u T. Mayy';Y
RurLngbgm Hot,l-Sidney +. Fairchid OF CaLepova ~
~ 81 Denis Hotel-Ex Congressman James M AsneS VI
Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16.

light color and feet inches from snopt TO tn sPS
OF 20 inches and head breadth OF 10 lmeh ,Sc
The lungs weighing % pounds presented on dsecon tne
appearance having been affected with chrome catara
pneumonia The liver weighed 10 pounds The iour
trace Of previous disease Specimens VI
tho organs kept Tor preservation In the OF e
Medical Department. University Of the CITY OF New
York the American Veterinary College. The neeton
he mo untAd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
LARGE FIRE IN NEw-HAvEN.

NEw-HAvEN, Conn, Feb. 15.-Io-night
fire in the large dry goods store OF Edward Maey eu'ea
a loss Of 81 900 or more by water which flooded the
whole budinr The stock was valued at 100000 and
was insured for something over 100000 mostly IN New
Xnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-Commander George u
Romey is ordered Enterprise. Lieut. Edward
A. Field is ordered 70 the Wabash Lieut. r. M BsiaI s
10 photographic Office Chief Engineer j. o. A. Zegier
duty Of machinery Of vessels snoat
OF League Island Navy Yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
ARRIVAL OF A RUSSIAN CORVETTE.

The Russian corvette Craysser arrived at
this port last evening from Madeira which place she
left Dec Is. The vessel, In charge Of Capt Masinon,
carries guns has engines OF 200 horse power ana mas
O crew VI l0s, officers and men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16

An Indian local reporter in Omaha iol a ,ss
first DAVIS work got 30 other Indians into ngh' ' "'
sake Of the paragraph.
When a policeman marries he is IN ver!
short tine confronted by tue great proplen III
life viz Where 10 hide his club 30 that DIS VIE '
ind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
CHARGES AGAINST A JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

petition was presented TO the General Term Oh
tie Snpr,Ine Court at White Plains yesterday from the tax
ayers of Easchese asking for the removal OF Robert w
Ednunds stice OF that tow and Tor the APP
uoinent Of referee Edmunds is charged with aipro
patinc use, instead Of placing theta III the
county treasury charging for TRIALS never held WIN
ma King where he had already received lees
with being intoxicated while the discharge OF s duy ana
with Inducing persons bring before him warrants ana
making arrauabe charges in such cases County Juge
b ID, Clifford was appointed referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16

The Boston Globe of Tuesday has dispatch,
eequarters Of column long, when wns spoken I'D
Salem and heard and printed In Boston Now should
like whisper from Gov Grover by way OF San
Francisco, In regard TO the bribery checks VI Ihuen
IN. Y. Commercial Adyertiscr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
Annosncemensaj

A twenty five cent bottle of PoRTERs Co'''
BNsAN will relieve your cough. Try H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16

MR. ANDERSON UNABLE TO EXPLAIN AN ENTRY OF
S355,3l2 5O-INCORRECT STATEMENT OF DEATH
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-27
Horrible Murder.

MExrHu. Jsnuary IA horrible
murder was committed at q boarding
house on Poplar street, near Second, to.
night Robert Gibson, o deputy United
States marshal from. Carroll county,
Tenn. was shot and killed by Robert
Drury. The father of Drury il uEder
indictment for issuing counterfeit money
and the trial is set for tomorrow, be-
fore Judge Trigg, OF tue United States
dis.ric. court, Gibson being the
principal witness sgsinss him,
The parties were stopping at Hunts
boarding house and tonight Gibson
hearing music in the psrlor entered, ana
found three ladies and young Drury.
One of The ladies was playing violin.
Gibson sat down facing one OF the ladies'
and had scarcely taken his seat before
Drury drew pistol, and fired without
saving word, the bail entering the
left nostril, and ranged around over
left eye. Gibson sprsng up and ran ou'
Of the door. AS he left the room Drury
bred two more shots, one OF which en-
tered his body just below the shoulder
and came out above the heart Glbsor
ran down to the foot of the stairs and Eel
dead. Drury fed and has not been ar
rested. He had just served out time
in the penitcnt,ary for counterleitln
An inquest WAS held on the body OF GiD
son and a verdict of death by plsto
shots nj the hands of Robert Drury rem
dfred.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-27
ReI,ef without a Doetur,

Though we would by no means be under
stood as deprecating, but rather as recon-
mending, professional aid in disease,
there are multitudes OF instances when II
is neither necessary or easy to obtain. A
rsmily provided with comprehensive
household specific ike Hostetter's stom-
ach Bitters, is possessed OF medicina re-
source adequate TO most emergencies III
which medical advice wou d be otherwise
reeiful. That sterling tonic and correc-
tive invariably rem dles, and is authori-
lively recommended for debility, indiget-
ton, liver disorder. an irreg lar habit Of
body, urinary and uterine troubles. incipi-
ent rheumatism and govt, and many
other ailments of frequent occurrence. 1t
graduates and prevents INTERIM ten, and
remittent fevers, relieves mental de-
spondency. checks prem 'ture decay, and
invigorates the nervous and muscular
tissues. Sleep, digestion and appetite are
promoted by It, and it is extremely useful
in overcoming tho effects of exhaustion
and expo ure.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-27
sehenck,. PaI@en e s Y III az: We

Tonic, anu N ~
These deservedly celebrated an1 pop o.
ne haaiing art, aud proved the fallacy OIL
sayaraI .maxims which have for many
vaars opstructed the progress OF meqicai
SycIance The false supposition that "Con-
snm ntion is incurable" deferred physi-
CLANS from attempting to nna re1eo LIZ
tor that disease, and patients amtcNu W..
10 reconciled themselves TO deatn wil Io,,,
making an effort to escape from doom
which they supposed to be unavoioaote.
II 10 n ow moved however, that ConsumP,
tion eou be cured, and that IL has been cured
in O very great number OF cases (some OF
them apparently desperate onesl ny
Schenck's Pulm0nic syrup alone; anu In
other cases by the same medicine In Gun
nection with Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic
and Mandrake Pills, one or both, accoru-
ing to the requirements OF The case:
Or. Schenck himself who enjoyed unln.
terrupted good health tor more thsn iorty
wears, was supposed at one time 10 pc AZ
| ihe very gate OF death, his physlclahs
| having pronounced his case nopeless, an ,,
| abandoned him TO his tate. he was cure, ~
| by the aforesaid medicines, ana, since ms
Iecoyery. many thousands similarly al
! tected have used DR.. Schenck'e prepara'
| tiops with The same remarkable success
Full directions accompany eacn, niah
! ing IL not absolutely necessary 10 person.
| ally see Dr. Schenck, unless patients Wis.,
! their lungs examined, and for this purpose
| he is professionally mt his principal once
Corner Sixth and Arch Streets, fnllnuei
phia, every Monday, where all ietters io'
| ad vice must be addressed.
| Scnenck's medicines are sold by III
| druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-27
FOR RENT.

I OFFER THE FOLLOWING PRO- -
i perry for rent, viz: The new and ~,
large store room on north west corner >A
of lave street and ; orth broadway,
Wheeling Island. II has an iron front,
French plate.glaSs windows. and fine
cellar under the entire building. Also.
dive ling above i'm same building, conta IL
ing four large rooms and hail, with v alter
and as throughout. Rent moderate and
possession given Immediately.
Also, the cottage frame house on back of
same ior, with four rooms and good cellar,
and hydrant I'm yard. Possession first OF
April.
TIE two fine store rooms, with resi-
dences above same, In the new building
on Main street, adJOiDinS the property OF
l.. V. Blond, and short distance above
the new building OF the P.opIes' Bank
These houses are built I'm the latest modern
style. Possession given o. first Of priI.
Tao rooms suitable for Offices, over
Schnepfs drup store Opera House corner.
Possession at once.
The store room with dwelling boye, on
corner OF Main aud Twenty-fflh streets.
Cen r. Wheeling. The store room con.
tan handsome counter and shelving
suitable tor a salocn. Possession given az
once.
Two brick tsnements o. Main street,
upper end ofN,r h Wheeling. os+ession
at once.
For term &c, tor any OF the above APP
ply TO ". REILLY,
Jal1a lJ1and iii Main Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-27
"WHO0P LA!"
The Last Act I'm the Arena Municipal
The Good which Came Ont Of
Saz.reth-The Full Ticket
Elected with but Two
Exceptions.

Yesterday the excitement incident to
the election was continued, and many
were the predictions made by different
parties as to the result before the vote
was made known, the Sixth ward return
ing Its ballot about two o'clock in the
afternoon. Up to the time that the last
ballot box had been returned, large
crowd waited about the city building,
but soon after the final result was an
nounced the building was cleared and
the premises presented deserted ap-
pearance rs compared with that ola few
hours previous. The full Democratic
ticket for city officers has been elected
with but two exceptions, and one o! those
Forsythe for Wharf Master, the present
incumbent mas lease on the position ne
now holds, and 1t was not seriously
thought for one instant that he would be
deposed. The other Office, that of the
City Sergeant, has been in doubt
since the nomination was
made, Msior Jim Sweeney not coming
up to the expectations of the people, but
we have not the least doubt that had a
proper nomination been made for the
office our victory would have been COM
plete, and straight out and out Demo-
cratic ticket, with the exception perhaps
of wharf master. have been elected.
Below we give the result;
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-27
OIL Works Burned.

BosroN, January 26.--.An explosion
occurred this evening in the kerosene oil
works of b. & +. Jenney, in South Bos-
ton. The msin building caught fire and
WAS entirely consumed. Three men were
in the building at the time; two OF them
escaped, bu. the third is missing. A tank
containing 900 barrels of oil was also
consumed. The loss is estimated ut S70,-
900. Du-lug the progress of the fire
another explosion occurred. Ed. Haskell
ana p. J. Kelley, fireman, dangerously
injured and was taken away insensible.
}. L. Currier was badly injured and sever
al others slightly. Thousands of people
thronged the vicinity of the fire and a
number were on the ice near the Boston
wharf when it gave way and Nellie
Crowley and boy whose name is I'M.
Known were drowned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-27
Ohio LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBUS, January 26.-In accord
ancc with the resolution of the General
Assembly. the Supreme Court to-day
ordered d.. Charles Arlson, superin-
tendent of the Athens lunatic asylum, to
appear and show by what right ne holds
h.s present position.
IL the House, bills were introduced to
provide for the appointment OF seven
persons to net rs state Board of Medi-
al examiners; to provide for the incor-
uoration of farm snd labor associations;
To require sherils to advertise sales of
iand located IN cities in daily papers
woosa circulation exceeds that Of
weekly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-27

THE COURTS. Municipal CouTt.-The
only business before this court yesterday
was the case OF the Real Estate and
Trust Company VS.. the Aetna Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, which was
argued on demurrer and submitted.
Police Court.-The following cases
were disposed of before this court yes
terday, Judge Crsnmer presiding:
Blddel Jones, disorderly, case dis.
missed.
Matthew Fleming, disorderly, fined
one dolls and costs. Paid.
Toby Vance. disorderly, fined twenty
dollars and costs Committed for thirty
days.
Richard Kenney, colored, disorderly,
case continued till to-day.