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tDaiIy except Sunday-Newark Accom-.
mediation.
tSteubenyllle Accommodation
train during the day passes backward and
forward between Martins Ferry and
Bellaire, stopping when required at Sher-
man H. use, Etnaville, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
TINE TABLE Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad, in effect on and after Fri
day, May D, 1917:
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THE only pace that yeu can get pure
ice cream Is st INNS, bridge corner.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 60 now
. j. w. FERRELs.
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Coon black Kid Gloves for IS cents at
j. n Ferrels.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-07

Ii you want 10 get suited IN 3 par Of
Shoes. 90 to l.. Y. Blends.
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JUST received, lot of Children's
Shoes of the latest styles, a. L. V.
Rlond's
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Qulet Anu nrm.
STATE BoNps-Neglected.
STOCKS The market was rather weak
At the opening, but soon became hrm
and prices began TO improve. The ad-
vance was not checked and at the close
the general list was very strong and
prices were with fraction Of the highest
tHures of the day. Express shares were
weak in tone and lower. The leading fes-
lures were Like Shore, New York Central,
Rock Island, Chicago and Alton, Della
ware, Lackswanns and Western, Illinois
Central and Western Union. Chicago
and Alton advanced to 80, the greatest
rise of the day. Illinois Central rose to
Ssh, fell of to "a and recoverable 643.
New York Central advanced to 9l3;
Lake Shore to Az; Rock leland 10 s2s;
St. Paul common to lSS; preferred to
AN; Western Union to 6lt; Delaware,
Lsckswsnna and Western TO 4Os and
Delaware and Hudson to 81, Illinois
Central was scarce for delivery, LILO
per cent being paid for use. The trans
actions ON the Stock Exchange were l6O,-
600 shares, OF which 1900 were New
York Central, 81, 900 Lake Shore, 5000
Northwestern, 1900 Rock Island, 5000
ST. Paul preferred, $4,000 Delaware
Lackawsnna and Western, 5000 Mich.
gan Central. $500 Illinois Central and
$1,000 Western Union.
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The cheapest shoes IN the city at l.. v.
Blends.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Nxw York, June 6.-MosEY- Closed
essy al l}92 per cent. Prime mercantile
nsper s3tS4f per cent Customs receipts
slso 600. The Assistant Treasurer dls-
bursed $4ss, 900. Clssrings $4,000, 600.
Sterling quiet for actual business long
GoLp-Opensd at 1864, advanced to
1851 and closed at 1861. Borrowing
rates }@l per cent, and fiat Carrying
rates per cent.
SILyER-At London unchanged; here,
silver bars at l24i, greenbscksi lls, gold;
silver coin 4 per cent discount.
GovERNMKsrs-Active and fraction
lnHar
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BE RESTORED {

OLD WnsrEss SIDIcAL Lss Ii ne. d.
- eamore, st, CipciDn.ti. =, Si-s.s,-'
system Of all sEin and 1 ssSgoss .,al;
speedily cures sIhsustis nd .n.nr "
..ss, aud im parts .trsnEth ar ,;Smy ~
mind and b0dy. Call, OF sss ,bs 0pIJ e.i'
yKEE advice, which .Ip.sIni. ~ ere. 70
rect q nd com mon -s-bss -. tor rss"
charge 70 resgonsi''s spztG
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JEWELis!g:;;!s',ii1::5! k 80. Z
NJ. GrOSSman Watches

These fine time-k'cpcrs are msnu &C
tured by MorrilZ Grossman, OF horolnsl.
cal fame, at Dre den, Saxony, IN Ladl.
and Gents sizes, both
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| God,n and "her by whom We obtain all good.
Grant that they who also call st. Peter the
| foundation Of the Church, supreme foundation
Of the Apostles, bearer of the keys Of the Kiog
dom of Heaven, indestructible basis OF dog
mas" may ct length sckno wledge his divine
authority, and soon return to the ooedIenSe et o.
great st. Leo, they call their own pastor, In
heritor of the throne and primacy of Peter, and
Head of the Church" Amen.
PRAYER.
For the Restoration of England, Scotland, and
to Catholic Unity.
o mercifal God, let the glorious interoession
Of Thy Saints assist Us particularly the most
blessed Virgin Mary, Mother Of Thy only be,
gotten Son, and Thy holy Apostles, Peter ana
mend our country. Be mindful Of our fathers.
Eleutherius, Celestine, and Gregory. Blsnops
of the Holy City; of Patrick and Pailadius,
Augustine, COLUMBIA, and Aidan, who deliver
ed to ne in violate the faith of the holy Roman
Church. Remember orr holy martyrs, VINO
shed their blood for Christ; especially oor hrst
martyr, St. Alban, and Thy most glorious
Bishop, ST. Thomas of Canterbury. Remember
all those holy coDfessors, bishops and kings,
ali those holy monks and hermits. all those
holy virgins and widows, who made this once
merits and virtues Let not their memory
perish from before Thee. o Lord, but let their
application enter daily into Thy sight; and
do Thou, Who didst so often spare Thy sinful
people for the sake of Abraham, Isaac, and ia
cob, now also, moved by the prayers OF our
fathers reigning with Thee, have mercy upon
Us, save Thy people, and bless Thine inheri-
lance: and suffer not those souls to perish
which Thy Son hath redeemed with His Moet
Precious Blood. Who liveth and reigneth !
with Thee, world without end. Amen.
WESTMINSTER, May % 1877. |
"We hereby approve and sanction for this |
Diocese the Association of Prayers for the re- |
turn of the Separated Portions Of Christepdom |
20 Catholic Unity :" and we pray that the |
Holy Spirit of God may gather them once |
more into the only true fold.
1--WE grant an Indulgence of q hundred |
lays to all who shall devoutly recite either of |
he above prayers.
HENRY EDWARD,
Cardinal Archbishop OF Westminster"
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crop, potatoes, vegetables, poultry, hogs,
ETC., should support his family. We can
cite instances where tWice this amount has
been made by one hand. If man has
grown sons, or 10 able to hire few hands,
there is no reason why he should not make
as much money working on shares as If he
had sugar house Of his own with all incl
dental expenses. Let the poorest man
persevere as q share hand. practicing even
ordinary economy, and in q few years he
will be able to purchase place of his own
10 this lovely, healthy country, and become
independent.
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Catholic Meas anger.
NV JaLEAss. SUNDAY. JULY 9. ls11,
1HE ExILESEo HIS MoTHERLAND.
81 JcHsr. cotssAvE.

Dear native land. that shine:h AZ = star
with s1 ,sz sSRSss sS' from a..
Reach forth their arms 10 ysnrn,pg aoTs 70 saee
So so nsPss. ss,s, al thy years
While bali the world 70 ssnggnng 70 De nb,s and
san. waves aOft sword whilst thOuArt lost in tears
Fond mother of race whose feet have turned
Whose sOuis with love Of tnes have eve. ,S 70
ess Sss s RANT po%sr and
To stranger lands their lives; to thee tsnied-
WIZ ssn ' b. sssn Su WITH Conscious pride
That freedom owns thee st though all DO isise beside
Tho blood lha. aou. fesdcps haI n aed
Though cepturied suns In Iime's long hhe nave
Tbous lsS milton slaves have ro,ted ere II, chain
That bound their w,is. was broken Zen tho pain
A ernoIn Ion that the sons may gam 80
And woe bought right OF way DER freedoms boundiess
The truth of God moves slowly, and her years
Are %sasns S se * syonS tie sshs of soers
The steed of justice through the centuries run
or cloud and storm and chine. are nsv.r strange
him ths. knows SOd SSpn s l nsySs DONE
And 10 creations song the song of endess change
That sun shall rise above the Atlantic wAvei
dawn is and the sSSr g.,re gave
Are fading more and more. E'en the rudy Mare
TsI nssa sSs
OF weeping Erin dashed with ancient wars z6AAS
Ana petty pain. which fortunes yet not kills,
Bnt Ehioh In patriot veins nobler rage instills
And thou hast empire. too, widowed land!
although thy children pass the sea that lies
I,eSWeon fhy OF ore and that far distant strand
Whnse standard 10 the banner of the skies.
with vault Of blue. and stripe and star that dies
Fayore n breeze that fans no bondsmans brow.
IN FRAT fair land the echo OF thy sighs
Haa stirred thy cbidrens blood and taught them how
In lands where reigns to keep her hAllowed
VOW.
Than mother blame not If in our grief
= We leave thy shores, where only sorrow dwels
Unhindiy fate killed thy budding Leaf
The vithered branch alone the story tells.
Then blame . not for in our be som swels
A deeDer wee than bids our tears TO fall.
Oh blame mott for when the sacred bells
Pal forth At yesp.r from the clustered hail,
We cry "God guard Sar native lahd-Ged guard US
I"
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E. A. PAIFREY. President.
THos. +. WALKER, Secretary.
STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleons.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 18th day of
May, 1877. EDWARD IVY. Notary Public
At special meeting of the Board of Trustees, held
on the 18th inst it resolved to pay demand a
SECOND SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST OF FIVE
PER CENT to aOth April, 1877 making ten per cent
per annum the CAPITAL STOCK OF the Company
esl 600 OOc), and q Cash Dividend of TWENTY PER
CENT to Stockholders the amount $50 $50 81 of
their net participating premiums for the year ending
3Jth of April, 1871
ED. A. PALFREY, President.
JOHN CHAFFE Vice President
THOS. F. WALKER Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
John Noble, T. Lytt. Lyon
John Chafs. Samuel 81. Boyd.
Richard Milliken, Joseph McEroy
J. l. Warren. W. ) Behan,
r. 7. Buckner, B F. Fshieman,
Samuel Friedlander, VIM. G. Black,
A. A Yates, Charles Chaffs,
John / Adams L. G. Jurey,
Ieaac Scherok. VIM. Hartwell,
r. NJ. Walmsley, c. j. Leeds.
A. II. May, A. T. Janiu,
5. n. Snowden, Jos. Bowling,
A. NJ. Bickham. mST I'm
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FOR THE BENEFIT
Southern People and Suffering Humanity.

1now respectfully announce my sefas the Sole A gent
for the
SISTERS OF PROVIDENCE,
Montreal Canada, and WiDoosk Vermont for the sale
Of their original genuine preparations the SYRUP
OF SPRUCE GUM, for Pulmonary Consump tion,
Coughs, Colds HoarseneeS and other affections of the
Chest am hso the Agent for the sale of the SYRUP
FOR HOPPING COUGH and COMPOUND LINZ
MENT. which is useful especially for Infammatory
Rheumatism. Sciatica and Pains in the Lons. These
invaluable remedies well known and general use
in the North and East and offered people
of tho South. An that Ia asked for from the commu
nifty 10 test of their curative properties and
mendatiOn according to the effect Converts Colleges
Boarding Schools and all charitable institutions shoud
meyer be without supply Of those salutary mixtures
Depots for the sale of the above will be established
In the following States: Louisiana Alabama Missis-
North Carolina Foreign M.xicol.
All orders for the above will be promptly filed at
Manufacturers' prices by the General Agent
P. F. GOGARTY
Bookseller and Statoner. ISL Camp street,
,,r,,,. New Orleans La
C9qPh syrup 5oc:i Compound Lin ment, ESQ.
N. B.-Be careful and examine the trade mark
mills 77Iy
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OFFICE LOUISIANA EQUITABLE LIFE !
INSURANCE COMPANY
Annual Board Meeting, May 18th, 1877 }
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OFFICE LOUISIANA EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

An annual election for Directors of this Company
was held Monday, April l6, 1877. The following
gentlemen constitute the Board Of Directors:
a. THOMPSON, CHAS. CHAFFE,
JAMES I. DAY. T C. HERNDON,
j. W. STONE, JOHN I. ADAMS,
B. T. WALSHE, S. B. NEWMAN,
ALEX. MARKS, W. B. SCHMIDT,
z. B. BRIGGS. R. W. OGDEN.
HY. ABRAHAM. Z. H. FAIRCH1LD,
JOHN HENDERSON, b. n. PAYNE
HENRY J. VOsE, JOHN b. PIKE.
J. B. LEVERT, E.. A. TYLER
JOHN s. GROVES A. PATTON.
At the annual meeting of the Board of Directors,
held Monday, May 18th, the following officers
elected for the ensuing year:
SAMUEL MANNING TODD, President;
R. W. OGDEN, Vice President;
ANDREW PATTON, Second Vice President;
WILLIAM HENDERSON, Secretary.
WILLIAM HENDERSON. Secretary.
OFFICE AUDITOR OF STATE. I
New Orleans, La, May S, 1917
This is to certify that the LOUISIANA EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of New Orleans La.
has this day fled its annual statement up December
81, 1876 and has also complied with all the laws
regard to Life Insurance Companies chartered uuder
the laws of the State.
ALLEN JUMEL Auditor.
OFFICE LOUISIANA EQUITABLE LIFE1
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Annual Board Meeting May 7th, 1871
EXTRACT FROM THE MINUTES,
Resolved, That this Company, recognizing the,jus-
tice and equity OF the Insurance Law this State
entitled An act to better tho holders Life
Insurance Polces" etc. approved April g. 1877 cheer
fully comply with ell its requirements.
Resolved That copy of the above resolution and
the certificate from the Auditor of State published
in the daily papers of this city
my27 I'm WILLIAM HENDERSON, Secretary
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M. MALONE,
Gun and Lock Smith,
AT HIS OLD STAND,
12---- ---. Commercial Place 12
Is now prepared 10 do all kinds of in his line
such as General HouseamithiDg, Door and WINDOW
Grating, Iron Safes Store and Vault Locks Iron Rail
ings, Once and House Keys etc.
Personal attention to all orders. iels "
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
T ,EEDS' FOUNDRY,
Established in 1881
Corner of Delord and FOucher Streets,
NEW ORLRANS,

We are prepared to manufacture Steam EnRines
SSSLeEs' sugar Mills Sugar Kettles Draining Ma.
chimes, saw Mills, Cotton Presses, Newell Screws
Gin Gearing. Furnace Mouths, Crate Bars Judson 3
Goyernas and all kinds of Plantation and Steam
work and every description of Machinery the
We beg to call special attention to large stock Of
Sugar Kettes. Having purchased the entire stock Of
the stacker Iron WoEks of TeneAssee, for which Mr.
& f. LaNiiiebeuvre formerly agent, land the onIy
genuine Tennessee Kettle in the arket) We oer The
same for sale well those of manufactur
to furniAh on application.
se3 20 ly LEEDS & CO.
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INSURANCE.
ELEvENrF ANNUAL STATEMENT

OF TIRE
Factors and Traders Insurance Co.,
No. 81 Carondelet Street.
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ASSOCIATION OF PRAYERS

FOR THE RETURN OF THE SEPARATED PoR-
IIoNs OF CHRIsrENDoM TO CATHOLIC
UNITY.
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
THE TWENTY EIGHTH ANIMALS STATEMENT
Crescent Mutual insurance Company.
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The Board of Trustees this day resolved that after
paying tho annual dividend Of TEN PER CENT on
capital stock of Company, that dividend of TWENTY
PER CENT in cash be paid Monday, June 18th. to
those parties entitled to receive the same.
Thor. A. Adams, Frederick Camerden,
Samuel B. Newman, j. L. Harris,
John Phelps. Joseph Stone.
Adam Thomson, George Martin,
Henry Abraham, Alfred Moulton
Victor Meyer, L. c. Jury,
Joseph Bowling. Edward Nalle,
Edward J. GAY, George W Sentell,
Simon Hernshem, A. Levi,
Simon Forcheimer, VIM. h Matthews,
Joseph B. Wolfe Paul e. Mortimer,
r. B. Post John v. Moore,
Edward Pilsbury. w. B. Conger,
John e. King Henry II. Preston.
Samuel 81. Kennedy. jel0 liam 6m
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The above statement q true ard correct transcript
from the books of the Company.
THOS. A. ADAMS, President.
HENRY v. OGDEN, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this 10th day of
May, 1877. W. B. KLEINPETER,
Notary Public.
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WIN BOGEL, Magazine street.
Dr.. J. TUCKER, Mobile, Proprietor. myI3
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Go TO ---If you would like to know
where to 20 to, just east your eyes the eoamn
adv ertisemsnt of the Dsnnigsrs, 5th page.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-12
THE TIGRISTS' FIELD DAY.

"Bums" in the Police Court Dock Yesterday
for the Signal Service.
The dock of the Police Court was filed wi h
Migrants yesterday. The first one called was
WIN. Terry, an aged, grey headed, toothless man,
with blood. shot eyes and quaking limbs. He
pleaded guilty to the charge, and was sentenced
to the orkhouse for thirty days. The next one,
Charles Myers, an old offender, was accommo-
dated with ninety days. He was followed by
Joseph Carter, regular whisky sponge, whose
face was covered with scars and and red blotches.
young colored boy, found sleeping in q doorway,
also got thirty days. Michael Lanhady, q strong,
sIurdy.looking man in the prime OF lie, an in
vctcrate yagabOnd, received ninety days
Columbus W bite, you are charged with being
an idle and suspicious person, with no visible
means Of support. Are you guilty or not
guilty."
This was the last case Of the kind called. The
defendant was a hne.lOOking young man OF very
respectable appearance. He had been there
several times before, and was quite well known
TO tho court He was very cOntrite this time,
however, and begged piteOuEly to be let of. He
tore, having been there ninety days. lie had an
appointment with the chief signal oficer at three
o'clock that day In relation to enlisting In the
service. He was to be examined as to his htness
10 allowed a chance, saying, II solemnly promise
you shant drink any more
well, you may give your personal rccogni-
zancc," said the court, "but remember, don't be
brought here again"
II am much obliged to your Honor for this II
would nearly kill me to go back to the work.
house again, was tho only answer OF the now
UveTlOyed prisoner.
We'll, as Tar as that, should rather die than
lie common drunkard," was the courts re-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-12
orr COMPLAINT BOOK.


EDITOR REPUBLICAN 1t is = common saw
ing that nothing exceis the patience and iorbear-
auce Of an American crowd, and upon this assur-
ancc many impssitions are practieed. Based
upon the same assumption my recent queries in
your paper were answered by one OF your female
readers 10 q manner evidently satisfa ctory TO
herself And as l claim to be one OF the most
generous fellows In the world, never dispute 4
point with lady. But she prods me with two
counter questions, which rise to explain. She
asks me if never had female mother, and n I can
not look back through ways that were dark to
tricks that were vain: In answer I will say
that, IL know my self, think had . mother.
and think she governed her children: for some
OF my tricks that were vain have never been
peated since that chastisement OF hers which
shall remember to the latter end.
Now, why Is 1t that In so many American
homes the children rule the house. instead Of
being ruled by the parents: Why is IL that our
public houses Of correction, reform schools. and
prisons are becoming full Of Young America:
why IL II that our own homes should not become
little houses OF correction fer way ward
children, instead OF letting them grow up TO he
subdued only by the policeman's club and the
stern hand OF law? Why Is II that the Sunday.
school boys Of our heightened churches csn
smoke, swear, and lie equal to the wieEedest
DOOtblacks and newsboys on the streets:
STUPID fELLow
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4MTsEHENTs.



"Our Boarding House., which enjoyed such
an exceptionally prosperous run at the National
last week. will. to crafty large demand for Its
reproduction, follow "Ah Sin" on Monday next
Stuart Robson, WIN. II. Crane and the excellent
company which supported them on their original
appearance, will also make their re-eHirec in the
piece. The success Of the comedy and the CON-
pany has been phenomenal in Baitimyre whence
they return to Washington.
The Epiphany Home Entertainment.
One Of the most beautiful home entertain
ments ever given IN Washington took place last
evening at Lincoln hall. The hall was througed
with the creme de- Ia creme Of society. A burst Of
applause greeted 'S'eres and the Seasons -
which was the FIRST tableau on the programme
The costumes in this scene were appropriate, and
the characters were represented by Mrs. Strong
Miss Wilcox, Miss McAllister, Miss McCeney
and Miss Noble: THE Parsee sun worshipcr.
Watching for'nayhrcak" was n brilliant scene Of
the Orient. The central figure, a quecnly
dark beauty. With a, golden harp was
group OF comp,nicns 70 less lovely
The next piece upon the programme,
Finishing Touch" was picture fair to see oftwo
beauties, Mrs story and Miss stewart. The
Angels Whisper was = sleeping child. over
whose innocence two angels were beading, whine
from distance came the words, Angels ever
Bright aud Fair, sung by Miss Eva Mills. The
Execution o. Lady Jane Grey was most renl.
most interesting scenes Of history. THE Royal
Dairy Maids" gave homely employment 20 mod
crn bellies. and was enjoyed n farce
"a Dream OF the Orient" was pictured
in boat containing I'VE figures. Con
ISOLATION" was an exquisite picture. Study.
ing From q Model" described trying moucbt in
an artists studio. The Betrothal Of the Little
Priccess of France" was n beautiful tabIeau
The boat scene from Elaine" perfectly Illus
trated the line Of the Poem. The Blue Glass
Cure was an Interesting Transformation scene
and elected loud applause from the audience.
Perhaps the most wonderful part Of this emit or
tainment vas the representations OF siatuary.
One short sketch could not give these living
marbles Just praise, apart from the beauty Of the
subject. Mr.. Bartlett certainly shows \ master
hand in the draping and posing OF the figures.
The music accompanying each tabicau was very
appropriately chosen, and the managers should
be congratulated upon the success OF q novel and
delightful entertainment
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-12
CITY BRSpITIEs.

A colored girl named Lucy Jones was fined
IL by Judge Smell yesterday for failing to appear
when sum noncd as a witness
LyCurCus johnson, alias Long, a tall, lanky
ColOred man, who was before Judge Smell y,ster.
day, was fined so for an assault on Ofhcer Myers
aud - additional for disorderly conduct.
Yesterday about noon Officer Davis, of the
Eighth precinct, found n dead male (whitc) in.
liant In the "o,d canal at the foot Of New Jersey
avenue. The coroner gave certificate for burial
Eliza Reynolds, u roguish looking colored
girl, was hncd - by Judge Smell yesterday for
using bad language on the street TO dusky rival
while she aud her beau were returning IRON
church.
keeping Junk shop wit hout license was dis.
missed by Judge Smell yesterday, after hearing
Testimony to show that Shcckles was q lock.
smith, and did not engage In the junk business
a all