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a>'0asshing Success.

Ii Is the '!niy Of every person who has
Used Bosche-. Herman Sprup 10 let its
wonderful qualities be known to their
friends iH curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Group Asthma, Pneumonia, and
in fact all throat and lung diseases. No
Ierson can Use it without immediate relief.
1hreed',>as will relieve any case, and We
consider il the duty of all Druggists to re-
commend II 10 the poor dying consnmptiye.
at least to try one bottle, a. 10000 dozen
bottles wrrr sold last year, and no one case
where IL failed was reported. Such
medicine As the icrman Syrup cannot he
too widely known. Ask your Druggist
about ii. Sample Bottles to try sold at 10
cents. Regular size - cents For sale bv
Ihco. Egcr+d"rf and Robert Parham.
Mayl3-eod&w
The great virtue 81 this medicine Is that il
ripcns tire tier ami throws /. ouI OF TN. sys-
TEN, puTifies Ia lbl,s5i aud thus elf c,s a cure
ScHESCK,s Sc, WEED TONIC FOR THE
CURE OF ID sfEPsIA, INDIGESTION &c
The Tonic produces a healthy action of the
stomach. err a. Ing IN appetite, for ming ciyle,
and curing the Inosl Obstinate cases OF indi-
gestion.
ScHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR THE
CURE or LIVER COMPLAINT, &c.
These Pills are Alternative. and produce a
healthy action OF t.I. liver without the least
danger, tn.s free from ctlomci and
yet more efiScaciouS In Restoring a healthy
action OF the a err
These remedies are a certain cure for Con-
sumption, As TN. Pulm1nic =, ruip ripens the
matter and puriries the blood. The Man
drake Pills act on the liver. create "A healthy
bile, and Il an I'VE all diseases of the liver, Of
ten a caus-. of Goa =umption. The sea weed
Tonic gives tone aud strength 10 the stom-
ach, makes good dige-t ton and enables the
organs =, FORM good blood and thus create "A
healthy circuiaIlo of healthy blood The.
combined action Of these IN i.dicines, "a thus
explained, will cure every case of Consuml-
tion, II t1ken in time, and the use of the med
lctnes p,'rs-rv,red in.
DR.. Scneuck is professionally at his princi-
pal o.iic,, Garner SIKH and Arch Sts., Piiila-
delphia, every Monday, where all letters for
advice mast ne addressed. Scjl,nck's medl-
cihcs ioI ale ny all Druggists. decd
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ANNOUNCEMENTS:
For SURVEYOR
For Sheriff.

7 AN n candidate for county Surv yor, sub
jet to the decision of the Democratic
County Convention. EDWIN BURWELI4
HOge, september -, 1877.
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what Esnincns 80. Louis Physi.
clans Say.
Coldens Liebig's Liquid Extract OF Beef
and Tonic lnvigoraior * 81 Very agreeable ar
tiCi. of diet, and particularly useful when
tonics are required, being tolerated when
other forms of animal food are rejected. In
diptheri;,, typhoid fever and every depress-
ing disease, its Use Will be attended with
great advantage. We have prescribed IL
with success and believe il TO be a most valu-
able medicine.
II. Leslie, NJ. d., hrs S. L. 4 j. C. NideIet
e. L. Copp, NJ. D. l. e. Bosluiere, NJ. ID.
r. A. Vaughan, NJ. ID. VIM. Johnston, NJ ID.
W. &C: Moore, NJ: ID. :. 4. Parsons, NJ. ID.
c. founall, NJ; II. = b. Houis, N. ID.
Samples free. T. Egersliorf agent.
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George McCasson, drunk and disturbing
the peace, fined $40.
Matte iunning, inmate Of house of ill
fame, fined Sic.
State VS.. Ephriam Collins, assault with in
tent to kill, discharged.
State VS.. Selden Walker, petit, larceny, con-
tinued until this morning.
State vs.. John Stanley, grand larceny, dis
charged.
State VS.. Johr Behee, grand larceny, dis
charged.
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Wt 4 =: e. DETECTIVES
OF EUROPE AND AMERICA.

fR LIFE IN THE SECRET SERVICE. A Sc
LECTION 90 CELEBKATED CASES IN GREAT
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LOTTERY Men, Counterfe Z :iOncy Dealers,
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w illustrated Lrit Fun FUJe EpgTdrfHys. 50
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Nh TC GAciive sien and Women to can
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The rapidly Increasing demand for e.
bert's Extract of Tar and Wild Cherry, is a
positive indication of its merits, thousands
OF individuals who have been cured of
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis and incipient
Consumption, where other remedies have
tailed, are the best proofs possible that this
n without doubt the best cough remedy vet
discovered. For sale by Joseph Harrop.
Campbell 4 kendrick and Theo Esersdorff.
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-20
" ege&im@.
She Rests Well.

SOUTH POLAND, ME-, Oct. II, 1876
MIR. II. II. STEVENS:
Dear Sill have been sick two years with tho
liver complaint, and during that time have
taken Il great many different medicines, but
none OF them did me any good. I was restless
the VEGETlNE rest well, and relish nv food
Can recommend the Vcgct Inc for what 1t is mas
uone lOf me. Yours respectfully,
Mrs. ALBERT KICKER
Witness of tho above, Mr.. George NJ.
Vaughan, Medford, Mass.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

NE ELEGANT CARDS, no two alike, with name
IN loctS post paid j. Is. Hustled, Nassau
eaV Rcns County, New York.
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PROSPECTUS.
HISTORY Of South Carolina,
--DY-
REV. r. LATHAM.
HISTORY OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

HISTORY OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
The work will embrace q complete
history of the State from tho first discoy-
cry OF the soil; the settlement Of the terri
tory at different periods; the history of
tho State under the Proprietary Govern
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through tho Revolutionary period, or to
the close of the Revolutionary war;
The movements Of the several Whip
military chiefs are accurately traced, and
the several bnttles fought during the
Revolution are minutely described.
The whole will make book of more
than 700 pages Of tho size !. of
Stephens History Of The United States. twill
De printed on good paper, with clear type
and bound in substantial cloth. To sub
scrlbers the book will bo delivered for
FOUR DOLLARS ercopy.
Persons desiring to canvass for the
work arc requested to communicate with
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Yorkville, S c., August, 1877.
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A CHINESE BuR1A..-A Chinanarf,

A CHINESE BuR1AL.-A Chinaman.
who died in Belleville, New Jersey,
last week, was buried as no would
have beon had he died in his native
land. He was clothed in the usual
Chinese garments, including hat
and shoes, and placed in q common
coffin, which was thep put in
grave three feet in DEPTH At the
side of tho grave there was placed
o dish containing two roasted
chickens, and another holding rice
and chop-sticks. BY the side of
the dishes bottle was put, and in
a hole at the foot of the grave q
small stone pot. Religious core
monies wero performed, tho grave
was filled, and all the property Of
the doceased--a trunk and cloihing
was burned. AZ. Is
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His whole body was quivering,
and his stump of tail stood out like
the limb of q sturdy oak.
AS the monster swept about in cir
cles, the bull turned slowly, always
keeping his front toward the enemy.
Suddenly the reptile raised it's head
to on immense height, opened it's
huge jaws and darted forward.
The boy in the fence corner saw
tho shock of the encounter and
nothing more. Instantly there aroso
such q cloud of dust as almost to
conceal tho powerful combatants
from sight The ground shook as
with somo internal convulsion The
air quaked with commingled bel
lowing and roaring, Dinly dis
cernod through tho dust-cloud
could be seen portions of bull and
reptile and tufts of flying hair and
chips of shattered scales. There
could be heard the snap of the mon
ster's jaws and tho rattle of tho
bulls horns upon it's mailed sides.
Flashing here and there through the
dingy nimbus could be seen tnA
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ESTABLISHED 1874.
GEO. B. EDWARDS,

Cotton and General Commission Merch ant
CHARLESTON, s. G..
pROMPT attention givon to the sale
l. Cotton, Peas, Corn, Rice and Pro-
duce Of all kinds.
Merchandise bought free of commits
sion. Being on the spot, and thoroughly
posted on prices, can guarantee largo
saving to buyers of merchandise.
Agent at Charleston for State Limo
Ocean Steamships between New York,
Glasgow, Liverpool, London md all parts
of Europe.
References: kBank Of Charleston; Jas.
Adgcr e. Co., Oh aries ton. S. G.
sept 22-xt3m ~
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" egetime.
Nothing Equal to it.

SOUTH SALEM, MASS, Nov. II, 1876.
MIR. H. r. STEVENS:
Der Sir-I have been troubled with scrofula.
cankGr, ana liver complaint for three years
using the Fcgctinc. l am now getting along
li,rSt-intc, and still using the Ncgctinc. con-
plants. Can heartily recommend it TO every
body. Yours truly,
Mrs LIZZIE M. PACKARD,
No. lG, Lagrange St., South Salem, Mass
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V EGETI]N N =
Rev. j. p. Ludlow Writes :

l78 BALTIC STREET, BRooKLyN, N. Y,
November If, 1874.
Mr.. II. II. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-From personal benefit received by
Its use, as we'll as from personal knowledge or
those whose cures thereby have seemed al
most miraculous, can most heartily and sin
Cercly recommend the VEGETIEE for the COM
plants watch IT. is claimed to cure.
JAMES =. LUDLOW, Late Pastor
Calvary Baptist church. Sacramento, Cal.
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We OFTEN hear of O man "being
in advance of his age" but who
has ever heard Of woman being IN
5snch a predicament vi" a't H''&
, 1877-08-26
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l or without board; also barn. ss7 West Washing
To EEST5PLEASAET Rooms. YIGELY;;F6K:
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no RESr--eo7 sourn RoBgy-sr., Il ROOMS,
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THAT HANDSOME BARTENDER.

A PRUssIAN LIEUTENANT AND MlLLIoNNAIRE's
SON IN DlsaUIsE-THE TRIALS OF A TOO
coNFIDING CHAMBERMAID.
A handsome young German, with quite a military
air walked INTO Essex Market Court yesterday
ing and stepping up tho udgcs bench, said he
Richard krong, and was there TO answer charge
Of descrtion preferred by a woman named Charlotte
Koch. Won Kronig acted in very dignined
told HIS Honor IN few words that tho complainant
had no claim whatsoever him that, in fact, he
not married TO her, though he admitted that lie had
been Intimately acquainted with her for some time
past In subseq uent con versation with Judge Muir
ray the accused told tho following story Is the
son oil Richard ven KrOnig, ST. one OF the weathiest
residents oI Anhaut Dcssau and Judge OF the Circuit
Court oi Anhaut Bcrnbcrg He entered the Prussan
army at carly and remained in II TIL he rose 10
the rank OF hrst lieutenant IN MS regiment IN which
he served through the late ,Franc0-Prussian war
AIT err leaving the army he INDUCED IN long course Of
dissipation became deep drinkcr and heavy gambler,
and nay embarked for this country TO get rid OF his
debts troubles and old associations He landed In New
York with very little money, aud after seeking en-
ploymen for some Tune nnaly accepted situation as
Du RENDER Bucheistcr's Hotel IN Fort Lee Charlotte
Koch, a line looking German girl, was employed
In the place. and thus the ac-
aunintance between them sprang up Charlotte
CLAIMS that they lived together MS man and
wife TIL child was born to them, when Won krong
lett her to her late. She New York pcnnilcss
very sick here, was sent To the Charity Hospital on
Backwcll's Island, where she is now lying IN con-
valcsccnt state. Judge Murray committed Van kronig
till Charlotte can be brought 10 court 10 testify.
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HOPELESSLY DEPRAVED.

sswcll, madam, what complaint have your" said
Judge Oltcrbourg to a rather comcly looking woman,
about forty years OF age, yesterday morning
s'Ths is my daughter, SIR" pointing to young GIRL
hardly eighteen, who stood at the other eide of the
railing "and want TO have something done with her.
found her in a bad house, in Greene street, last
night"
s.What do you want done 2" said Judge Otterbourg.
81 think have seen that girl before"
Tho mother, whose name was Mrs. Annie King an
swered. "Oh, think II sho was sent 10 tho House OF
the G. God shepherd she might change her ways.
Here tho young girl broke IN vchemently
tho use of taking such stuff as that. You know you
sent me TO the House Of tue Good Shepherd whom
was only thirteen years old and II didn't do any
good was there three years, and got out aud then
was two years the House OF Refuge and after that
SIX months The Island. am determined to he just
what am and nothing else, and II was sent up for
1--WE years would come out just the same"
Judge Ottcrpourg-You hear what she says. don't
sec any use sending her to the House OF the Good
shepherd. II you like will commit her 10 tho Island.
Mrs King-l don't want her TO go to tho Island,
Judge Wouldn't you send her to tho House OF
Retugcy
Judge Otterbourg-She is too old for that place. II
you don't want her TO 20 10 the Island will have 10
discharge her
Annie King. for such is her namc left the court
with bold, defiant look her young, fresh counte
nance tEat was painful to see.
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COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 20. 1871

ALBANY N. Y, Feb 20. 1871
In the Court Of Appeals, Tuesday, February 2o:-
MOTIONS
People OK rel Burroughs Vs. Brinserhon-Motion
to amend remtttur rs To costs. 5. Hand for motion
and Bradford Prince opposed
APPEALS FROM ORDERS
No. $685. In re Gardincr.-Reargucd by Hugh L.
Cole for appellant and James A. Dcerlng for re-
spondent
No. 430 People ex rel Tradesmen's National Bank
vs. the Com OF Taxes Of New York.-Argued
by Hugh L. Cole Tor appellant and H. Barnard Tor re-
spondent
No 42s. In re Brady. Argued by G. Langdon Ward
for appellant and George W. Vansyck for respondent.
No. 429 Ward vs. Roy.-Argued by 5. Hand for
appellant and J. Meg uirc Tor respondent
No 205 Whitehead vs. acknowledgement re-
sumed.
DECISIONS
Tho following decisions were handed DOWN.
Order affirmed with costs. In the matter of tie
tho clerk OF the Supervisors Of Kings county; the
People OK rel McAliscr vs. Lynch
Judgment aflrmcd.-leople OK rel. Mccain VS. Kill
bourn; People ex rel. Lansing vs. Tremain
Judgment modified so as to authorize the appellant
at any time 10 apply TO the supreme Court to have the
fund delivered TO her upon her giving security as men,
toned In opinion, and judgment as thus modified
affirmed and the costs OF both parties in this Court TO
he paid out Of the fund In controvcrsy.-Livingston
VI. Murray.
Judgment affirmed with costs.-Johnson VS.. Morgan
People ex REL Krcsscr VS.. Ftzsimmons; Laverty VS..
Sncthern.
Judgment of General Term reversed and that Of
Special Term affirmed, with coss.--Odel VS. Montross.
Appeal dismissed with cOsts-The Union CONSOLE
dated Mining Company VS.. RahL
Judgment reversed aud new trial granted costs TO
abide evcnL-Flood ~. Mitchell.
CALENDAR.
The following is the day calendar for Wednesday
February 2l:-Nos. 4sl, 432 43a BOG, 2o4, 49,, 1875
1877 Il. 2U1. All, l0l.
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GENERAL sESSIONS-pART 2.
Before Judge Sutherland.
CALI, FOR HER"

ALL FOR HER.
sour visaged young man named Matthew Hamill,
aged twenty years, was arraigned the bar by AS.
sstant District Attorney RoiIihs, charged under the
following peculiar aud romantic circumstances 1T
appeared that about two years ago the prisoner was
in the habit OF lettering in the vicinity OF Mott street,
where at No sos resided Elizabeth Cabby, n girl OF
fourteen summers Matthew constant IN his at
tcntons but his suit not successful. Ascertain
ing that Elizabeth about 10 inform her parents
that no had made improper proposals to her, no be-
came enragcd and the 10th of March, 1875, rushed
into her ROOM fired pistol at her. the ball fortunately
missing the mark and lodging In the wall. Finoing
that he had mpshcd his purpose he threw the
pistol at her aud He'd Hearing that tho police were
looking Tor him Matthew wisely betook himself 10
Harris Island where he remained ten days, and then
Ike q true hero went to sea. But absence had only
made the heart grow fonder Tor we ma
Mr.. Hamill again IN the vicnity
Mott street. after dcyug tho storms Tor two years
About two weeks ago he confronted Miss Clabby, who
was gong on crrand, and informed her that he
wcrld give her only ten minutes by tho clock TO make
up her mind tho matrimonial question; thai " shc
tncn refused HIM he would lrst kill her and hcn, ike
Othcllo dispose Of himself Terrified beyond measure
who coIlarcd Matthew and took him TO the station
house He was placed on trial yesterday, Assistant
District Attorney Rollins prosecuting, MISS Clabpy
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told her story Of persecution with tears 10 hor eyes
and evidently the sympathy OF all IN court save
perhaps the prisoner himself He denied having fired
tho pistol but admitted having thrown II at the CON-
painant made other confessions not calculated 10
create an impression in his favor He was convicted
Of assault with intent to do bodily harm. and Judge
Sutherland sent HIM to the State Prison for the term
Of four years.
BLACK AND WHITE.
David Dawscy, colored, and Maria Dcvlin, white
woman, who said she was his wife, were convicted OF
robbery in the first degree. having the 7th inst.
beaten and robbed Pierre Moutie native OF the East
Indies, at No 50 Thompson street. The prisoners
sent TO the State Prison, each tor the term OF
seven years.
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
James Ryan, aged seventeen, OF No. 24s Mulberry
street, and stabbed Pasquale Giarduo In the face
upon tho 4th of January last He pleaded guilty to
the charge OF assault with intent to do bodily harm,
and sent to the State Prison for two years.
John Norton, aged twenty, of No. 1l5 Elizabeth
street. pleaded guilty 10 the charge OF stealing ohns
from No Us Broad street, the property OF Thomas H.
Bentiy valued ut $780, on the 14th OF January last He
was sentenced to one years Imprisonment
William s. Wood twenty-our years, OF Buffalo,
pleaded guilty 10 the charge OF stealing box OF cloth
ing from the store No. AL Broadway, on the 9th
INST He was sent 10 The State Prison for two years.
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YOUNG BURGLARS.

Henry Stein and Otto Burnett, two young lads,
about nineteen years OF age, were arraigncd before
Judge Ottcrbourg, AT the Washington Place Police
Court. yesterday GU charge OF burglary, and com.
United ~ 81, 500 bail each TO answer. On Monday
night officer Fleming, oil tho Twentieth precinct while
passing the carpenters shop of Patrick aughcy, No.
334 West Thrty-sevcnth street, hoard noise within
ana tried the door. He found 1t open, and going in
side saw the lads crawling under ono OF the long
benches. The olIccr then closed and boed the door
and demanded their surrender ON their persons
when arrested were found dark lantern ana bunch
oil skeleton Keys. They gave their names as above
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rents by the lease the lessons had the right 10
failure oil the lessoes TO pay The ground rent
entry the equitable rights OF the icssees through the
assignee IN bankruptcy TO leave tho trust In tho
hands Of the lessons executed will remainthe trust
beng one TO hold and 10 use aud TO rent and sell mo
budng security for the back ground rent and pay
the back ground rent out OF the proceeds and turn
the surplus to the lessons But what purchaser
there could BIO for the building except the lessons
themselves--and that at mere nominal price
u is difficult The trouble lies in
the fact that the lessees put their money
into building erected under such lease. l sec no
way but let lessons re-ener; then the assignee
can bring such he may be advised lie is unable
To pay The rent which has accrued since the Dank-
ruptcy and If he cannot do that | see justice
Withholding possession from the lessons II any other
solution OF the difficulty can be suggested Will hear
parties on notice"
NORTHAMPTON BANK ROBBERY.
William Connors. who is charged with being one OF
the robbers of The Northampton Bank, from which
nearly 81 coo 900 stolen again brought before
judge Brady in the Court of oyer and rorminer yes.
tcrday upon writ OF habcas corpus Messrs. Charles
W. Brooke and William +. Kinlzng, who appeared as
counsel for Connors claimed his discharge upon the
ground of Its appearing upon the face OF the return
that the magistrate who committed him had no juris-
dction Of the offence. Messrs. john T. Fellows and
H. G. Allen who appeared behalf Of the bank, said
they had objection to his beng discharged upon
The commitment OF the magistrate, and Judge Brady
ordered. Immediately upon bis discharge, and
before ne hau tiihc 10 icuNc .no eou't 'oo'' ~ W"
rcarrested by deputy sheriff. upon warrant oil
requstIon from the Governor of tho state command
ing his arrest ana delivery Detective Pink
cton for removal to the OF tho robbery Coun-
sci again applied TO Judge Brady Tor another writ
which was granted Icturnabe forthwith. Mr. Eel
lows, return 10 this WRIT produced tho warrant
OF tho Governor, which was traycrsod by tho counsel
for Connors, claiming That tho Connors now under
not Connors mentioned In tho warrant;
that the accused Innocent OF the charge. and
that he had within the jurisdiction OF the
Massachusetts authorities aud therefore was not
m We
Brady adjourned tho further hearing Ui the case until
to-day, when he will hear the proof offered by tho
counsel tor the bank going TO establish the identity OF
Connors and tho fact whether he Is fugitive from JUS.
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PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
OYER AND TERMINER.
Before Judge Brady.

ROBERT GARRITY, THE ALLEGED CART RuNG
MURDERER.
There was commenced yesterday in this court tho
trial Robert Garrty indicted for murder in the nrst
degree for killing John Smith with rung on tho
Fourth Of July last The prisoner is defended by Mr..
William Y. Howe, and the prosecution Is represented
by Mr.. Horace RUSSELL who claims tho be OF
wul, deliberate murder. There was much discussion
over tho cmpanelng Of the jury and after eight
selected and sworn Judge Brady adjourned the case
until Friday morning, at half-p ten O'Clock