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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-24
RIO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS oil
Engaging In Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market
Eardnnlnr-

On Acrount Of advRIiccl age am dcAlrOus oil
changing my residence and therefore Cicr for sale
my farm sJIaicd opposite the Ciiy Of Wheeling on
tue river hank, midway between Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry, aud Immediately adjoIning tho VII
lagO Of AitnRVillG. Tho property consists OF GO
acres Of hill aud table land and Is Of river bottom.
In the hill there are two seams Of coal, on and *
feet thick, three deposits Of limestone, Rn fool
vein Of close texture sand iteO stone an Is foot
vein Of mari, which altogether make soil and an
underlying led Of deposits Of rich and valuable
character.
on the surface, the larger portion Of which lies
gently slopng 10 the est, and all under direct ex-
posutc to the SUM- is Vineyard Of sc acres mostly
Catawla grapes, all In tine bearing condition, about
sCycn years old which has proven Itself able to ray
handsome pcr cent 10 tho Cultiyat0r.
The property l. being approached above and be-
low by an advancing tide Of persons seeking small
homnstrads, and Is now really the only unOccuptcd
territory bctNoCu Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
II Is valuable rs m Investment for capital seeking
safe purchase, and valuable to tho5c who want mar
Ect gardening grunnd close To the city. II fronts
beautifully upon the river and commands view Of
the city, the Island and the whole sCVutry Of the
valley.
The terms OF Elle will be one-thITd cash, balance
In two annual payments, 5 per cent interest on de-
irrrrl payments For further particulars inquire
uf RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premises, or by mail at Bridgeport, Ohio.
ans
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RIBBOSs &c yard ALspeyer Bros cheap


Tho Mallio Ragon left for ParkerSburg
yesterday morning.
The toWboats Boaz and Tiger passed up
with empty barges.
The Joseph A, Stone passed down with
a tow Of coal.
The Courier lett for Cincinnati at 3 =.
NJ. with good trip.
Tho 0'Neal, Telegram and Star Of the
West made their usual trips yesterday.
The Express is the ParEcrsburg boat
this morning.
The Calumet will probably be rebuilt
at Madison.
There Is prospect Of raising the
Andes.
The marks last evening indicated 81
feet inches and falling.
The Granite State passed mp on Mon.
day night.
The Carrie Brooks was due last even.
ing from Zancsville, en- route TO Pitts.
burgh.
PITrsBuRGH, January 23.-River 10
feet . inches and falling. Weather clear
and cold.
EVANSVILLE, January 2S.-Riyer on a
stand after rising 81 inches; Il feet on
the gauge. UpSArkansas Belle, Maggie
Smith, John Gilmore and Dick johnson.
DOwn-Gold Dust, Andy Baum aud
Golden City.
MEMPHIS, January 25.-Rivcr rose 25
inches, and Is now "a feet 9 inches. Their.
mometer 40'. Departed: Donnelly,
Cincinnati; Grand Tower, Cairo; Illinois,
Vicksburg; Fanchon, Alton, latter last
evening, Tor New Orleans.
CAIRO, January 23.-Arrived: Color.
ado, Vicksburg. Departed: Church,
Cincinnati, P. NJ; Norton, Louisville, !;
Bigley, Memphis, Or. NJ; Garrett, Louis.
vile, 4 p. NJ. River 80 feet II inches
and rising. Weather clear. Mercury 500.
NICKsDURG, January 23.-lIiver II
feet. DOwn-Bee and bnrges. Weather
clear and cold.
CINCINNATI, January 23.-Riycr 40
feet inches and falling, Weather clear
and cool.
LOUISVILLE, January 23.-River fall.
ing, with 81! feet in the canal.
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TESTIMONIAL DISSEMINATION the per,
Torrance in the Opera House last even.
ing n number Of prominent citizens Assem-,
bled together and decided to tender Mr.
Thompson n testimonial benefit on Fri.
day evening. Mr.. WOOdmansee, one Of the
proprietors Of the Grant House, and Mr.
J. j. Barbour, General Manager Of the
TrAdesmen's Institute, were appointed Il
committee to dispose Of the tickets 10 the
proposed testimonial. Mr.. Thompson
upon being notified Of the action Of the
meeting, consented to remain in the city
with his company and present "Zykes the
Snowman" Messrs. WoOdmansee and
Barbour were supplied with Il suitable
number oftickets to dispose Of among our
citizens, and all those who do not procure
them can do so at the box office.
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No more warrants have been issued for
the arrest Of AIessrs. McCluskey & Lara
mic by Mr.. Thompson, but it is under
stood that suit similar to that before
Justice Phillips will be instituted by Mr..
Thompson before Justice Caldwell. In
this second suit the defendants will be
charged with having ieloniously and by
false representation obtained possession
of a lot Of posters, hand.bills, etc, valu.
ed at some $50, the property Of Mr.. John
Thompson.
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A WHEELING SQUAD CAMPING Our IN
COLoRADo.-We take the following ex.
tract from letter written by Mr.. Fred.
Chrlstman, who with several other
Wheeling boys is spending the winter in
Colorado. The letter was written TO a
friend in this city, and not for publicu.
ton:
"Our cabin ia surrounded by high
mountains, rocks and peaks, which are
all covered with snow at present. A
small stream called Rabbit runs close by,
in which there are few trout,
There is nice spring within a
few yards Of the cabin. and pitch pine
wood within reach OF the door. SO you
may see that We are not going to freeze
or dry up; and as there is any amount
OF game we're not going 10 starve. We
sometimes have little trouble as to who
has to get up first in the morning, build
the fire and get breakfast-it's tough on
cold morning, l tell you, for
have been there, and that's the best way
TO find out; sometimes we play "seven
up" in the evening to find out who has 10
do it. We are about 40 miles from
Cheyenne, 40 from Fort Collins, and
about the same from Laramie City, and
I miles from Livermore. Every one
here is in the stock business, and it seems
to be a good one, as we'll as healthy and
pleasant. There is no railroad closer
than 10 miles"
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PERSONAL POINrs.-Mr. j. q. Smith
declines to be candidate Tor the First
Branch Of Council from the Second Ward.
Capt. Russell, formerly Of the Emma
Graham, and Capt. Walton, were in town
yesterday. 1Hl fI'. #FI-H
DR.. John Z. llupp, who was nominated
on an independent Council ticket in the
Third Ward on Monday, requests us to
announce that he will under no circnm.
stances consent TO be candidate.
Mr.. Fred. Christman, Of this city, is
camping OUT at Livermore, Colorado.
The following were registered at the
SIamm last night: James Cresap, Mar.
shall county Mrs. Armstrong, St. Glars.
vile; c. P. Wells, Marshall county; c,
Devenny, Wellsburg.
The following are among the late
arrivals at the Grant: Carter Der.
kelley, Slannton, Virginia. j. Han
son Light, Berkeley county; J. II. Watt,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Colonel K. W. Bayler,
Jefferson county, W. Va; VII. Cockayne,
Monndsville; A. A. TOmlinson, Mounds.
vile; j. A. Harvey, Clarksbnrg.
The following are among the late ar.
rivals at the St. James: W. S. Wiley,
John McEldowney, John L. McMunn,
New Marlinsville; Frank c. Winters,
Marietta, Ohio; Miss Mollie Winters,
Marietta; W. J. Applegatc, Wellsburg;
J. b. McCoy, Sistersville; James Walton,
sr., Darlington; n. A. Studson, Athens,
Ohio; A. i. johnson, Youngstown, Pa;
VIM. A. Edwards, A. a. Lewis, Weston;
W. Scott, Clarksburg; Sam. +. Beall,
Cumberland; T. L. Kline, Huntington;
Thos. Parks, Union.
At the Mcclure House last night were
Geo. W. Brown, OF Grafton, 4. G. Re
gar, D. W. Gall, OF Philippe; Il. n.
Grimes, Bridgeport, W. Va; A. Il. Hen
derson, Pennington; Charles J. Faux
ner, it,, Martinsburg; Geo. Koontz, c. W,
Hassner, Harper's Ferry; David David
son, Clarksburg; J. f. Curtis, Bethany; j.
p. Ross, Wellsburp; A. Aldridge, Roches.
ter; T. B. Davids, Keyser; b. A. Cooley,
n. Z. Rowley, Cameron; d. G. Connolly,
Pennsboro; W. p. Anderson, Rowlesburg.
Rev. Brickman, Of the New Church,
will preach in the Court Honse on We'd
nesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings
Of this week, and on Sunday.
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The world has had the past year its
wars and rnmors oil wars, its earthquakes
and cyclones, It's steamship disasters,
railway calnmities aud fatal contlagra.
Iions; but 30 far, we may thank our good
stars, Thomas Collins, Esq, formerly
known AZ the ubiquitous and tiendish
Tom Collins, has not come TO town.
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STRICKEN WITH HEART DEsEAsE-on
Sunday evening last Miss Ann Zinn, a
sister OF Mr.. Peter Zinn, while run.
ming on the Island in order TO overtake q
street car, sank upon the pavement in 4
dcathly swOon. She was removed us soon
as possible TO the residence Of Mr. linn,
and physician summoned, who gave it
as his opinion that she was suffering from
heart disease. lie also stated that If she
had run len steps further death would
have resulted simultaneously. Miss
linn, although still confined to her bed,
is improving.
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TIE CONDITION OF THE SrRErrs.--Thc
streets are in truly frightful condition
just now, and the poor pedestrian moi
supplied with rubber boots three feet
long stands poor chance Of keeping of
the mud. Where the ice has not all
melted, or been removed from the pave
ments, it is slippery as well rs sloppy,
and one ia liable TO measure his length IN
the beautiiulmud at any time. OF course
what can't DO cured must be endured, but
the way people do mathematics this con.
dition Of affairs is a caution.
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ANNUAL ELECrIoNs.-Ths following
annual elections were held in the city
yesterday:
Centre Foundry Company-Board Of
Directors: A.J.cecil, ]. X. McCourtney,
John Young, L. Hobbs, sr,, L. Hobbs, j..
The Board Is the same as last year. The
officers will be the same ~ last year, viz
President, John Young; Superintendent,
y. Hobbs, sen., Secretary and Treasurer,
L. Hobbs, il.
Wheeling Towboat and Barge Com.
pany-BoRrd Of Directors; Geo. X,
Wheat, L. Hornbrook, John s. Trimble,
julie Wehrman, VIM. N. List. The only
change in the Board Is the substitution Of
Mr.. Wehrman for Mr.. j, I. Mercer.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad
Company-Board Of Directors same aI
last year, as follows: J. d. Dubois, NJ
Reilly, s. Laughlin, W. q. Handlan
Lewis Baker, Il. A. McCabe, Geo, II
Parks. ...
l.aBelle Iron Works-Board Of Direc-
tors same as last year, rs iolloWs: S. II
Woodward, Henry Wallace, VIM. Linch
and John Wright, Of Wheeling; and G. b
Doty, DavidSpaulding and John McClin.
ton, Of steubenville.
Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Hoard Of Directors same as last year
as follows: Andrew Wilson, T. H. LO
gan, +. ]. Stone, Simon HOrkheimer
Alfred Caldwell, Jacob Berger, A. G
Robinson, Geo. II. Parks, VIM. A. vii
son.
Wheeling Hinge Goddard Of Direc
tors: A. W. Campbell, A. G. Robinson
G. D. Hubbard, o. J. Crawford, J. L
Hobbs, John Mcclure, l.. L. Hanson, G
]. Rawling, /. II. Williams. 0iicers-A
g. Robinson, President; L. +. Hanson
Vice President; ] Il. Williams, Secretary
The only change in the Board L. the elec.
tion Of Mr.. q. J. Rawling, vice Mr., g. b
Caldwell, resigned.
Nail City Brewing Company-Boart
Of Directors: p. Welty, c. Siebkc, Franz
Walters, John Rocmer, John Bulterheld
II. Ulrich, N. Schwartz, Thos. Darrah
c. Stoehr. The officers will be elected OF
Thursday.
Benw0Od Iron WOrks-BuaTd Of Di-
reclors: L. s. Delaplain, Alex. Laughlin
Thos. Hughes, L. W. Paxton, q. b. Cald
well, Jas. II. Oglebay, L. +. Sliiel, a. W
Campbell, j. g. Hoffman. The only
change in the Board is the election o.
Mr.. Jas. Oglebay, rice c. oglebay, de
Ces-rl
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JusrICE CALpwELI.-Abram Micllaels
was before this Justice yesterday morn.
ing, on charge OF disturbing the peace.
The charge was preferred by the wife Of
the defendant. The information was
withdrawn.
a warrant was issued for the arreat Of
j. Z. Hutchinson, charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses from Iloge
Il Co. The examination has been post.
poned until future day.
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NV CARs.-0ne Of the new one. horse
street cars recently purchased by the CIT.
liens Street Railway Company was
driven over the road yesterday by Super.
intendent Lotus, with the officers OF the
company and several others as passen.
gers. All who made the trip we're we'll
satisfied with the comfort and convent
encc Of the car. The new cars will be
put on the line within a few days and
the old ones retired.
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A UCuoN SALE OF LIVERY STOCK

At $50 O'Clock 4. NJ, on Monday, February g.,
1877, at Nos 1909, no! aud 1901 main St, Wheel
ing, w. Va, will proceed TO sell at public auction
the valuable livery stock used by the late firm oil
Huscmen n MCHdcl, or 80 mach thereof rs Is moi
previously disposed Of at private sale.
The said sleek comprises nineteen fine horses five
splendid hacks, eight top bugges -four nearly newt
one barouchc, one large i0ur-hOrse wagon with
seats one sample wagon, otc safe, Two Office desks
nine buffalo Tubs, enc la1e lOuT-hOIsc sleigh
ihree OnC-hOrsc SicGhs, nine sets single harness
i've sets coach harness. cnc sct blrducha harness
one set hcase hlrnCN', one set ilr-eaiher harness
two sets lightVOie hGtnCsS, ono set GOur-hOSs haT-
ness, thirty harness C0YIrs, lErty-twU iron stall
fixtures, oac fed cutter, and numcrUus other attl'
Gle, such Us are usually part ul the equipment Of n
hrst-Class livery stable.
TGrnsOi faC vii! be cash oil NIL purchases Of les,
than 500. a credit Of ninety days will b. given
gu all purchases o. 500 or m5c the buyer TO give
a negotiable tote with approved security for the
amount Of his purchase and the interest thereon
from the day Of ale 10 the date Of the notes matu.
Tity. HARRY CALDWELL.
llI6 AsslgneC Of lIURmCn x MuDlCk
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"ZYKES, THE sHowMAN,"-Mr. John
Thompson and company appeared in the
Opera House last night in the above play
before rather small audience. The play
Ia, in our opinion, the best in Mr.. Thomp.
sons repertoire, and shows himself and
company TO better advantage than in
"Moses" or "0n Hand It has an inter.
csting plot and astrikingl cast Of charac-
tiers, and was put upon the stage in an
artistic manner. The performance was
eminently satisfactory to the audience,
and won well.merited applause.
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsrATE.-The fol,
lowing transfer Of real estate was ad.
niIted to record in the office Of the Clerk
OF the County Court, yesterday
Deed made Nov. p, 1876, by Walter
Marshall to Geo. s. Simpson and Milton
u. Stone, for the lease of the coal privi.
lege, or rights to mine coal from the tract
Of coal land purchased by the said Walter
Marshall from Henry Kiel, for the term
Of twelve years; consideration, one.hali
cent per blshel for every bushel Of coal
taken from said tract.
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SERGEANrs SALE.-A lot Of marble
hGad.stones, safe, two stoves, and all
the stone and personal property in and
about the marble works OF James Null.
doom, at No. 1919 Market street, will be
sold at Sergcant's sale this morning at
10 o'clock, on the premises.
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NEARLY three hundred tickets Of ad.
mission to the Hebrew charity ball have
already been sold. The following gentle.
men compose the Committee on Arrange.
ments: A. l.. Rice, NJ. Weller, u. Coin,
NJ. Horkheimer, B. Baer, L. Swabacker,
Jos, Spcyer, b. ROsenstein, Chas. Kraus.
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STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF TOBACCO
WAREHoUsE.-The Governor yesterday
nominated Thomas b. Stealey, Of the
county Of Tyler, for the Office Of State Su.
perintendent Of Tobacco Warehouse, and
requested the Senate to consent thereto,
that he may be duly appointed and COM
missinnnh.
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MCLAIN's Wheeling Pills are conceded
to be the best Vegetable Cathartics in use.
They are efficient in their action without
producing the least gripping, pain, or un.
pleasantness, and may be used with per-
feet safety in all kinds Of weather, rs they
contain no calUmel. cod,
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J. o. COLEMAN PARDoNED.-J. o. Cole.
man, who was sentenced on the Stat day
Of August, 1872, by the Circuit Court Of
Fayette county, to five years. imprison.
ment in the Penitentiary, for the crime
OF murder in the second degree, was yes.
terday pardOned by the Governor. The
term OF Coleman expires to-day, but on
account Of good conduct while in prison
the pardon WIS granted in order that the
civil disabilities which would attach to
him il he should be compelled to serve
out his term in the Penitentiary may be
removed.
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SERIOUSLY TNJURED.-James Kelly, q
boiler at the Riverside Mill, who lives
on EOfr street, below 23d, recently met
with very serious accident. While re-
turning home in the dark he stumbled in
the snow and fell upon sharp piece Of
ice, which cut open his abdomen. Fears
are expressed that the injury may prove
fatal, ... ..
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30 that all may give their children Il complete sci,
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BOND APPROVED. The bond OF Thomas
J. West, as Treasurer Of the State, in the
penalty Of $4,000, was yesterday APP
proved by the Governor. The sureties
are g. d, Camden, John J. Davis, John
G. Vance and James Dunkin.
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A GRAND masquerade ball ia to be held
at MesserlyS Hall, Darlington, Ohio, on
Thursday evening, Feb. S, given by the
Darlington Cornet band. The committee
are Jas. II. Jackson, VIM. A. May, Geo.
II. Urpman, l.. Heitz. ....
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FIFTEEN MONTHS for So.

SCRBSER for December, now ready, auL which
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TnE Grand Central Hotel, New York,
Notwithstanding its unsurpassed location
and elegance Of appointment, to meet the
views OF the travelling public, has reduced
its rates from 81 90 TO 50 so and s. 90
ror day. cod,
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CoUSch SATURDAY.-A meeting OF
Council will DO held on Saturday after.
noon at . o'clock, for the purpose OF
swearing in the members elect. The law
requires that a meeting he held within
three days for the purpose named.
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LIZZIE GRAY PARpoNED.-Goy. Jacob
yesterday issued pardon 10 Lizzie
Gray, who was Oh the l2Lh day Of the
present month sentenced by the Circuit
Court Of Ohio county to o term OF two
years in the penltentiary for grand lar.
ceny, and is now confined In the jail Of
Ohio county, not having yet been trans.
ierred TO the peniLenLiafy. Lizzie il an
orphan girl fifteen years Of age, and was
in infancy an inmate Of the inGrmary oil
Belmont county, Ohio. At the age Of six
she was taken therefrOm and adopted in.
TO a family which after three years was
broken up by the death Of the mother
She was then taken by family in the vicin.
ity,where she lived for another three years
and after that was employed as a domestic
for nearly the same period by different
persons, and then by Mrs. Holiday, Of
this city, owner OF lie stolen goods. Hav.
ing been discharged by Mrs. Holiday,
she returned to her former employer nj
Martins Ferry, and while there was in.
duced by some fellow, also an emplOye
to attempt the robbery. These facts were
set forth in Aletter 10 the Governor from
Judge Melvin. His Honor also added
that arrangements had been made with
Mr.. Bernard Stanley, Superintendent Of
the Poor House, 10 place the girl in his
family us domestic, "he caring for her
and clothing her until employment
and home can be secured in the country
with people who will endeayor TO adj.
vance her well-being IA far as in them
lies" The pardon was granted on con-
dition that the girl should Immediately
go into the family Of Mr.. Stanley as q
domestic, and shall no! commit any OF.
Tense against the common code OF this
State, and shall be OF good behavior dur.
ing the term for which she was sentenced;
and in case she fails to comply with these
conditions she will be re.arrested and
confined in the peniteniiary until the
term for which she was sentenced shall
IeXuiFe. ..| .r.
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BALTIMORE, Md have used DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup personally and in
my family for two or three years, and
am prepared to say that there is nothing
TO compare 10 it as 4 remedy for Coughs,
Colds, ctc.-James Corric, Denlia.
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a DRUSKEx GIRI.-oaiccr Bogard
Yesterday found girl in North Wheel.
ing, about eighteen years Of age, in a
beastly state Of intoxication. The girl
was so drunk that she was unable 10 walk
TO the lookup.
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SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY.
An unrIvaIIed illustrated Magazine

When ScRiBNRR issued its famous Midsummer
Holiday Number In july friendly Grille said Of II:
w rare not TRre but that ScRIHNKR has iOucioi high-
ir1ieT marx. We do mol rhdi irOriiI are In 10 u
10 oOHqIeT.n But the publishers do not consider
that they have reached the ultima thule OF excel
lencc-they believe "there are other worlds 10 con.
queT, and they propose to conquer them"
The prospectus for the new volume give the titles
oil more than fifty papers (mostly ilustraied), by
writer's oil the highest merit. Under tho head Of
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Police CouRT-Jt.dge Cranmer.-Thc
following cases were yesterday disposed
Of by His Honor: .'.
Samuel Higgins and Ham. Higgins
were fined 81 each for drunkenness. Both
fines were paid.
Samuel Robinson was charged with
carrying off four rnzors belonging to
John Is. Williams. The case was dis.
missed. Both parties are colored.
John Delury, charged with disorderly
conduct, paid fine OF s. and costs.