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New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN ACTION.
Al the meeting Of the Independent Repnbli


can Convention last evening, Thomas f. Stewart. chair
man Of the committee OF twenty repore the poor
success OF the conferences with the antTammany
.auizaons and the regular Republicans In view OF AL
the facts the committee sugg Sted that the convention
should support the nominees the combination ticket
vino were GOOD and rcpudate the bad. Henry G. Robin
SON offered q substitute for the committees report, ask
ing tue convention take the snubb ng good part and
indorse the combination ticket.
Mr Lee sprang his feet. and declared that he was
astouIshed find tie chairman Of t1e General Com
ulttee contcntcdy relshins snub Arthur Hinnan
was tue same mind. He would support neith'r Mr..
BIXby Mr.. Eccesue fTammany caDddatc), for they
were both ID InOcrats 10 him. Mr. Robins II said, " /
will address myself my friends hereif have any"
He claimed that the great of The organization lay
IA the futurr. TIE local campaign was side
issue. Tney should show liberal disposition towards
al organ cations working for the over brow OF Tam
many even ii they haa been egTegOusi, snubbcd by
Them. WHY should We" he said inst cad OF building
ourselves plaf0 IN IN the body polite, dig uolc ana
pul ourselves In l The substitute offered by Mr.. Rob
uson defeated Before the report OF tho COMMITTEES
WIS uut tu vote, Mr. Stewart explained that II
tcr Intention that the local organizations should be
left TO take such action they ht For himself, he
was opposed such candidates as Gedney aud Pinck
rney hut he would support Jacob Hess The original
port was then adopted, Witn one dissenting voice.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
4 MAsSAoRE AVKRTED Ar slTKA.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 29.-The revenue cut
ter Oliver Wacot arrived AT Slika the 17th INST Tho
Chmlcut Indians had arrived a few days previous "
participate IN Il grand pow-wow given by sitla
Jack and his tribe The Wacott arrived just
in time TO prevent tho Indians from demoL
ishinR the bsrricade around the town. They had
already pulled down about 200 feet OF n. being
protected by seventy armed warriors from any
Interference by the whites The citizens think that
the timely arrival OF the cutter tho means
preventing the Indians from numbering the whites
The steamer California landed at bitks three guns, and
Lelt 10000 pounds VI powder N LIS magazine
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
MYTH CONGRESS-EXTRA SESSION.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
LARGE NUMBER OF BILLS INTRODUCED IN EACH
HOUsE-PROPosED AMENDMENT TO THE CUR
RExcY AND REVENUE LAws-TuE HOUSE COM
MIlTEts ANNOUNCED.
SENATE. WASHINGTON. Oct. 90 1877.
The VICE-PRESIDENT laid before the Sen
ate number OF Joint resolutions OF the Wisconsin Leg
isature
BIs were then introduced and referred. Among them
were the following: by Mr.. GARLAND tDem., ArkD
to amend so much of the sundry Civil Appropriation
Bill for the present fiscal year as provides for paying
mai contractors in Southern States before the Rebellion
II repcals the clause Of that bill limiting the amount TO
be paid for such services to S37500O and approratrs
an amount sufficient to pay for tie service but provides
that no accounts service after the 3lst day OF
Nav 1861 the date of the order Of the Post Office D.
partment suspending all mail service IN such states,
By Mr. NJ HTTTEWs Rep., Ohol, 10 amend the Act Of
June 22. 1874, supplemental to the Set 10 establish
uniform system Of bankruptcy throuSh0ut me unlied
state II amends the h section Of the Bankrupt Law
80 as To DR. vide that all of bankruptcy dis
charge shall granted 10 debtor whose estate ~hai
moi p,y dvd nd of least - per cent on the claims
proved and allowed against his estate without the CON
sent nwFItng, Of a least oncrd OF such creditors III
number and rem cScntng one rd OF tn value O such
niebteucs /, further the 10th sec ion Of the
Act t. the Act OF Marci j. 1907, so as 10
allow six months 10 file petition for an adjudication OF
By NJ RoOTH Gsep, Cali, to authonzo the Secretary
of the Interior deGre fOreures Of railroad grants III
certain cases. II urovid's iht IN all cases where rll-
road grants have expired by limitation OF Law II snail
Immediately b. tie duty tie Secretary OF the Incrpr
10 decare all the lands Included IN such grants which
nave MOI h on aiPntel by the United states 10 the
ntee; where the grant has bren madc To corporation
or which have lawfully disposed Of by the state;
where the grant been made to State, forfeited to
he United States, and after such declaration the lands
thus DECLARED forfeited, sna be disposed oi the same as
other plbc lands Of the United States.
b, Mr. HEREFORD (Dcm.. ". Va, providing for the
coua. of I've lars, and for max ng tue same legal
tender II povide> that there all Ge from time Ia
time coined at the Mnts Of the Unit states silver dol
lars o the weight Oi 4l2l2 grains standard silver 10 the
az urovlued form the Act Of January IS S37 and
that SAID dollar Sna be received IA pa mcnt O al dcps,
public aud pvatc except where piyncut of gold coin IL
exprpssK required by Law.
The Senate, I25O went into executive session, and
when the were reOpcned al l:lO p Ill., ADJOURNED
uut
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
MISTAKEN IN THE MAN.

II. r. Cleveland, chairman of the Executive
Committee of the Independent Republican Organization
has received a card signed Augustus sche chairman
of the Financii Committee" and ndorsed by the Dem
ocratic State mmittce which explains the DemocIauc
method for evyng for political purposes IL ~
dated Executive Committee Rooms 1T. Nicholas 10
tel New York October %. 1873" and reads; - i ne
L, ,mocatc state Central Committee desires TO receive
from Won "A contribution Of go tn he aupllcd '0"ll
legal expenses in the present state campaign r
remit the same at your earliest convenience etc lhe
onnunt asked i. ms rted with INK. MrCleveand being an
Old Republican, says repudatcs the ciaim o the Deui
OcratiC ST committee
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
ASSEMBLY hualNAr[ONs.

The following Assembly nominations were
made last evening: RepuJlcans-Vith District, Isaac
Knapp; XIltn District, John Monks. Aut-lanMaby-
lid District James Hayes Tdmmany-X.h District,
[, orge W. Langbrin; XXth DIS uet Marx, l.. Friln
Independent GcrnaIis-NIth Distrlc-, oilcnael Heay
independent RI. .uDIlcaus-Sth District, T. Z. Banner
ger; XXIsi District, BciJ luu Beyed.
Ia BrUoMyn, ROb"rt ". FEEDING. Oi the Eignth ward
nominated for the Ass mbb III the lFtu DsTict ~
tue Republicans.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
DISEASES OF ITEN,

Inc importance of the narv0s syse IT. po.sr ove, 10.
ana the direct b'srng which 30 has human .rrs. -
LlOiOighW fetogui1e its gscs tfa Gaug.ro ots.r
H. ~hther through Intense "a. nts application, by Inc ~
ffslNt ihuulcrnto Oi thr apprss aud prpeus lies
saJects for cOnsilrtnn. when the nervous system H. -
rahgr "abs1i ely uec ssay Ia promptly sch ay cr ~
an exp ~ VINO, Tor long - Gey0te Lab. x
me ana attention TO ths study and VbO fron eTYesucS
ana prartce has learned 10 discover cane ana
promptly apply the remedy thus avoiding painfully g-
seeking for tn truth The ,.f ana
40 anhOyinS 10 tue patient who very naturar -snts to
hoH "uul uSIy What II ne matter the extent % ihs
qUTec.
u the rain has oeoOue exhausted by Intense men. apph
ca"n, 80 pHFlhg 0f tie poser ~ cOiD-ce tiut.nf Kttn
0y r,cO e III strength by being properly led aul 60
D me uso o cet aiu sYsicHcL methods. J. Irer. he
sto VIII iDe nrr.e- fhat pr-s life Vans
u IN Dr'cl OF mdc3i ractcc lcey De- oyerale
Tor 10 reaches uIftlage tne peursua0u aniy ulu ina
securing 81 hereditary ue-. ard tie % ,sates 10
the sanr "a nily.
been aJie - command By Tho t4nku aHpr-c.
ION ~ 'onc OF thc Hrs faui tIe cts ans
can cGmmucH- much thtt nert to tlr u
every department Oi The nervous a tuc % ~.
c0yoF0g - VO"ers, whether "a am sgpeu Ef0snslly
passion.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
THE FEVER STRICKEN CITY.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. 29.-Fernandlna
has male another appeal for help Inc FUNDS az Ell
trely exhausted aud there hundreds of people 70
iced. The siIuaton regards dcstitution Las hardly
been worse during the epidemic than Ile fever
is under the of the resident physicians ana W.
Luke F. Blackburn Of Louisville who went TO Fcrnin-
dina some sidce, left to-day 10 solicit ad III tDe
We t. IL IL estimated that $1,000 VII be rtqu re- 10
keen The well from starving relieve jhe SICK ut ic
frost There are nine since iat reported AMI
Oh
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ne,r- York Hoter-Bishop J. p. b. Wilmer, OF Lou
fsiana and the Hon Baltlmn stark Of Connecticut
froOoitan H0tL-DewitC G. Lciohn, OF o,wego ~ f1 r
AucHns Ho'sf-Gencra Daniel Tyler OF AlaD una
eressman Thomas C. OF Owego " " and James MACY
IN, uf Fishkill " IS Urfernn nor = n me ~ @
81 NirhvLqs H0feI-Ex Governor William Bigie OF ttil
-. WindsOr Hofet-J ames IIllnghast OF Apahy
N cloud IIoeI-General Thomas q. pitcher, u = A.;
ST. James H0,e-Judge ID. n. Cooley, oI iowa fSttt,l
Hotsi-o-eph H. Washington unI'ed Tres ,,ai I,
AGENT al HTsUDUr f0Uc-Nlllam l. aitcTs
of Eatn0re aud Captain j. C. Ainsworth OF oregon
JIot> Brnsciek-Waer A. Wood OF HOo5ac Falls, y. Y
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
JOHN F. HENRY's ACCEPTANCE.

John F. Henry, who was nominated by the
Republicans Of Brooklyn Mayor sent his letter OF ac-
eeptance yesterday the secretary OF the convention
He says: "Our municipal elections should not hinge
upon pol icaI party The only principle involved
10 81 purey business question, aud amounts to simply
this Shall the affairs the city be administered econ
omically and faithfully shall our municipal officials
RIM IiOt in the waste Of sustenancei IL Is ques
tion OF dollars and cents, nothing more, and II ~ tnc
plan duty of every intelligent man 10 himself and 10 MS
neghbors To strike down the perulcOus system that mas
grown upon our municipal corporation"
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
THE FRENCH ELECTION.

LONDON, Tuesdiy, oct. 30. 1877
The Timcs's Paris correspondent telegraphs
the following: 1t seems low settled that me
Cabinet abandoning the idea OF resistance.
Will retire before the 9TH Of November or
will merely hold office long enough to ohor
Justification OF its policy In the Srnate. Whe'her r.
tire. a nc lc earlier later, Is quit: lmmteuali thr
essential, aud apparently settled thing 49, tHat
will retire."
4 careful calculation shows that the Conservative ma
ior1ty in the amber Of Deputies Is composed Vl
liz BOnapartists aud 80 Monarc.s r.
GFor other Fore.ga Necs gee FIRST Pdge.l
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
ANOTHER CHICAGO BANK FAILURE.

CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-The Chicago Savings
Institution Trust Company corner of Madison and
Dearborn-sts., nave been put into the bands OF '" g
HIuckev a. receiver. This ac ION the result ot
bill ana petition filed by deposition against G. r. W
Junge the principal in the institution IL In suttcu
ON authority that the Liabilities are s6V,OOO, ANA tho as
sets only s6 900.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30

to have n board OF finance, 10 no elected ny 'ne
people, and 10 somewhat restrict the rlsht oI
suffrage voting for mcmhcrs Of TINS bnaru vas
concerned This would not dlsranchise any cllZen' "
cause no cit zen time had the right 10 NOte ,or
sucn officers. The amendment proposed that slnlla,
boards snail elected only by persons VINO cOhillpucu
sion of na righ of franchise and Acknowledgement
Mr. Srnnnn also stated that willie ne was III iaVof oI
rapid transit he thought the rights 0f property
otn ,p urutpefpl.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
Candidates FOK ALDERMEN.

In the IVth Senate District last evening, the
Republicans nominated Joan Robinson Tor Alderman.
The Independent Republicans OF the With District ncn
mated FERDINAND Erdhardt and VIM. Fink for Aldes-
,r
Ihe Republicans OF the With District nominated B"f-
nard Bgm Alderman, leaving tue -. rct hOhuat"h
10 the Iamndny org .lzitlOn. Inc EttI, AONtNct
refused to lndOrse gli and uOmina' ca william H. Sc
cur and Jeremian MUMMY.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
,,r prrrprvrNT or I,rFFALo JOURNALIST.

THE RETIREMENT OF a bUFFALo JOURNALIST
BUFFALO, n. Y, Oct 29.-James \. Mathews,
edor-lnchief aud part proprietor OF fhe Commerce"
Adrertiser, in vaedictory, published III thi7
evenings edition. announces his Withdrawn from
that paper. ID ference Of opinion between the
proprietors touching the treatment OF pohlc'l
"a announced As tue e. use Mr. II tileSs filled tile
rdilo rial enar since December 3 ls62
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30

A DIFFICULT CAsE.-Mamma " You're very
naughty boy Tommy aud snail nave Ia D,y WING
and 1--WE YOU a good Whipping Now, will you b. good
T"mmy N,iih hesitatioul: Small | be allowed TO keep
the yni. after, NANNY Z" Punch.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs ~
BROADWAY
am.6io. Noon. CO. 3p ~: IL. Midnigntoo'
IIigiest durrg the dav. II. .slwr',, 90
Average 62I4 same day. 1876. Al %
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
THE COMMITTEE on PACIFIC RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, Oct 29.-The friends OF The

Texas ana Pacific Railroad O view the Committee Oh
P,c ec Railroads announced in tue House to-day,
,irng tnat measure far ncarn before COnSr ss ana
express entlre confidence IN it, succcNs.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
FOR SENATE IN raE vrH DISTRICT.

The anti Tammany Convention for the Fth
Senate District, met ast evening, aud nominated james
d. McCleland. for Senator
Al thr convention of tue WOrkingmen in the Vth Dis
trict. Jenkins Van SchlicK nominated for the
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30

Clothes wringers, all kinds repaired. Mctr'
poitan Washing Machine Co.. 3 COurtlandtst, n. \.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30

Jack "Hulloh, AIRY, look here at The Daily
Net1s hill The CasarewItch TIE Lom.'" " AIRY
Well, that Is q 90. LIS aus been On newmarket Eth
eyex sinoe can roxueabcr."-kL kLondon Yum
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
? Q s 7 S G. r I.
3:l5 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
sILLIsTRIA TO BE ATTACKED.

LoNboN, lhc9nayf wv ~ io'f'
A telegram from Sistria states that the Russians
are constructing battery OIL an island two miles
east of that place.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
IAnuOunccmenls.l

IuNDRORG's CALIFORNiA WATER-Dchght-
fully refreshing and grateful IA the sick room.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30

Now OMEN now elegant ANA Incompatible baths No. IL
place. Tue bang apartments arc o. feet De =
and 20 wide and tted Ia style heretofore ul
this country MIS- ALICE CArEs &. T. RYAN NJ d.
PrOprietOrs.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30

y mary anI Womb Diseases Gravel Diabetes. D 09sf '
pag. or Water In.ontLrnce Of Urue, Brsbts ls - - -
Jfn pura and IN ~ cA.es t1c~ ar frira ii
- or the ticS cioliy, mixed witl sn l't, '
tlr white Of egg threads iiFs wnlc -Is ' N'o
orbtd dsrA hlli lus aspeirAucr aud white boa l sr
IT'S aul when thcra IL pucAiIg burhi iH s'l| '.
p4.sipe ra.er aud pain tuo s ~ the 1t '''- '
i,,rs 'Soli nv A nes,t. PRICE. ONk DNLLAk
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
R. RiDW,VS REGULATING PILLS,

pof.cy tasolcss ceganty coaf'd. fnr rho ~ t os
the rtOmach. liver iIT4 ID cY-. b ff ffrFls
g., cases. heat che. consiiraiol InsrstuD, 'lrPisL
hiii1usntss ~ ious ieytr. iniswmat 90 0: Oh. I.trt
ples and -l ferInga Of re ut 81 yscerl .cl
10 eject !O-tisecure. Pre-. % ctL.s Dei box
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
RUSSIAN NAP0R BATHS.

WHAT SAY TIE DOCTORS
about MILK or MAGNEs That IL Is an excellent renccy io
disorders OF the stomach.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
STATE CAPITOL CONTRACTS.
HAMILTON HARRIS ACCUSED.

JOHN BRIDGEFoRD SUPPORTS TwEEDs cHAksho VI
CoRRUPTIoN-EMPHATIc DENIAL BY NIX. nN"iio
Before the Aldermen's Investigating Cohn'iVo,'
yesterday, John Bridgeford, formerly superi"'onu
ent Of the new CAPITOL Building, at Albany, sup
nortsd Tveed,s charges of corruption in contracts
AGAINST Hamilton Harris. now State Senator from
Albany. Mr.. Harris denied. emphatically, ana in
detail all the statements rejecting on his integrity
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
LiYer Com p.aint, =,
gIpsEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,

Not onglc the siraptriiial Resoivclt exec h % VA
agents tLe " Chronic Ser fuoIs c. si..'+- '''
-A.n l-..a..s. h.l % IS LAl ONLY AlA Avc cl-. D.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
OVARIAN TUMJR
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
bY u. railways HIMgGIIa.

1 HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN ruNQk ~ luH IVA
RIts AND BOWELS fok To 49,, fsri
Du EApwAYi That Others may be 1vnvn'e' : |i-N' "'
stateA Aeit: .,+ r.....l.
Ihavs had Ovarian 1umor m the oysfe' ihn -,
ter years tired the Dcst lhy elars ~ ih- 80 M ii
~uiouf rrDWlu- Al 'f...I
,old rot lived iOnger. \ ite"d Z" i i' ~ "A
uut Insly dtuOeFatI In. tioi ~ M ,f. 70
feel Der tctly well. aud ms hcvt - lul. III y toIr
God fIr 0ns help my aetp af cOl. To )Od o'' 50
wonutrluI mruiclt, feel dttly uiehtet ah l P.tesl
TIA. il may mach II blessing 10 o. lcfs i. = mans,
a. me- tSil ned) MS - - =. '.l,.,.nn
Mrs BbDus who niascs the above cefiitae 49,. r. ,
Cor whom r,gurst H you 20 send med cine Jule oto
med cine. above stated uought Oi nr nit 80 ut
q. what VS. ssnt by yOu w. say .hti it es.t
In correct shout quiln. At OIL tStsnrdl J. : p, .,p
Driggiat 4Id Chvlaist. Anu Aly"ii ,,vs
Tins certify Ars. 10 ius W1o mtf'- '.
eerAcNlr is ana Ia .og many sea No.i ~
and tho slsled uld1ub ub--y aui In
correct Any one who knows Ma. H1oius Nl. N pm
statement iSigued1 LEM. ID. C1CNEL MA ~
MAG4 & ICNsL ., u. f',r
DIR RADWAY Il CO.. 3s WARREN-Sl" ",
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GEOR GETOW

BURNING OF A GRIsT MILL.-The alarm
AT l.i9 O'clock yesterday morning from box
~ was Tor the discovery of fire in the corn and
feed mill of Mr.. Mark Young on the corner
of Water and Fayette streets. Special ON Ger
i. II. SkidmOre discovered the smoke and
flames issuing from the lower windows ani
headway with great rapidity, and soon the
upper stories and rooS were enveloped by the
devouring clement, and the intense heat was
generated, SD That nOtWith StandiDg the great
elf rus OF tie nremen the whole iuterra |
pot of the mill, together with 6 600 bush
els OF corn, were entirely destroyed, in
voiFLrg loss OF about SIS $50. The in
sufance on the mill and stock is about
: I,0~. The mill was running as late as
eleven clock the night previous, and the
usual precautions were taken by The Onera :
tives 10 guard against fire IL is thoiIpht
therefore, to have been the result of an incen-
diary act. a portion Of the walls gave way
ana Tell IN with q crash, so that nearly the
entire structure will have to be rebuilt.
Weichs mill was at one time thought to be
in CANCER, and a steady stream of water was
thrown upon Ii. The heat was so great that
All Inc 1rnlt trees in the vicinity and across
The canal were scOrched. The safe in The
MILL which contained many valuables, was
opened this morning, the contents being en-
tlrely uninJured.
On the night Of the fire Mr.. Young was
at his home, below Alexandria, and the next
morning young lady, named Miss Waters.
him that she had dreamed that night that his
mill had burned down. y few hours after a.
messenger arrived confirming the dream.
The GLORIOUS FOURTH-NO accidents
happened yesterday, and but two arrests
were made for drunkenness. All the vessels
In port hOisted their streamers
IHE BoATMENS STRIKE.-The blockade
Sui continues at st. Johns Run, and about
sixty boats are tied mp there, allowing no
coal boats TO pass. One bOatman took his
BOAT down to the Richmond canal where
they get $500 ton freight for 1i6 miles. He
FOUND, however, after he arrived there that
MS BOAT was too broad TO go through the
LOCKS, % he had to come back, "and his last
state was worse than his first"
GRAIN.-BOat I,oudoun, with I, 300 bushels
OF corn and 80 bales OF hay to Hartley * Bro.
quotation for corn, 20 to - cents. By steamer
Express, 80 bushels of wheat TO j. G. & J.
NJ. Waters. Lightweight bushels of wheat
by rail 10 same firm,
LAMP ENPLOSION.-AbOut ITO o'clock
Iu' sday night coal oil lamp exploded i'm
the mouse OF Randall Robinson on Potomac
street, creating great CONSERVATION among
The Inmates. Officer Martin extinguishei
lhe names before much damage was done.
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL CoURT-JtSoIge NIc arthur.
To day Emma Shaw, larceny noe pros Mila-d
in Jail aud $50 ID Jail Robert W eier plead guilty
to asssulting Miss Boucher. ana was fined : Iwi
t. six months IN Ial Kate Meredith larceny sasonJ
o t1ense) of two blankets from the j,il
Equity CoURT.-J,RtQe Wylie.
To-day. Hilton agt. Sherman. stricken from en-
dar, Bl0omer agt MouIio1: pro cInfesso. Lit;I.
ct al. agt. Chapman. pro coniesso absolute Howell
ord to IA Nv cause. In re BirTariis estate: pro-
cor fesso. hyans ast. District of Columbia, do.
RCdrigue, order fer INJUNCTION
POLICE COURT-J,sdce Shell
Yesterday, Joseph Whitman, Tor indecent EXPO
SURF on PenGsy lvanis syesue; - An Ra5ins0A,
Fitzgerald, ltud and bCstetous Language: IS each
Joseph Johnson aud chsrd Hcury, lTunk ana dis
Gecrgerown; -. Jeremiah Newman, profsna And
indecent LANGUAGE: s. a. c. X Brown, forfeited
graft was sent down 10Y 30 days Ja.. A. I"Tn.SG,
carry ing pistol; $40 Margaret Connnrs disturb
sau on Mary Monroe. his wife. STO L,nis t. keen
tn" peace. VIM. Jackson, ass aut OF Uflcar MARTA
while attempting to arrest him. Gle OF - days.
Nascy nevaughn, threats 70 Ann Ginispn; : ie1
larceny of 'cnIe SILVER coiu from WIN. Gori9n: sd
and costs or sixty days IN lsii. Benjamin 8Ts ant,
Benjamin Bryant, as auli on Emma Bryant; g 81
ten day.. EGva ard Downing and Nellie Jones W ere
dangerous coIored thief was com1itted for hear
ing on II charge 81 grand lsresny Of watch and
robbery AZ Hillda,e, taking 81 from Randall Johu-
son. " bile putin him in bodily fear and danger
C. mmitted for action of grand Jury. Herzie W Il.
assault ard battery on Susan Perkins bonds 10
SlW to Keep the peace. James Taylor, cnlOced
charged with stealing lager beer glasses, from a "a.
loon; SIS. Augustus Hill, assault on Char.es W
Riggs with knife; $50 or sixty DAYS. Amos Jones
AID Lizzie Jones, assault on Mary Coleman: Amos
fined $50 thirty dsys, and LizEe s. or ten da
in Jail. James Flanagan, throwing stones on the
st Get; g.. James Weston, a suspicious young m an
caught last night by Officer SIaitery was sent to th1
chain gang for ninety days. John Ii Barrett and
VIM. L. Melvin forfeited colseraIs. Richard Bry-
an do. VIM. bomas ard Jo eph Shepherd loud
- each. Henry Garter forfeited collateral James
Waters, loud and bostercus S.. James White 4
black razor hourisher, was fined SO John III
Wallace. refusing to pay his hack hire was ordered
To- pay or try his hand in he chain sang fifteen
days. John j. Hamilton, swearing in the county
wa reprimanGed and let off with "a fine % 81 Geo
Brown, another razor fiourisher was fined : - or
sixty days IN the chain gang. Ephriam =. Davis, :
yasiant and tramp was sent down for ninety DAYS
Peter henry, loud; IS Lew Austin was fined IS
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