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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-25
Ballou's Monthly Magazine for January.

The January number of this favorite Mag
zine is sample of what 1t will be the whole
year,-light, attractive, and family friend to
be welcomed in every household, and read with
pleasure by old and young There is nothing
like II in this country for 1t is marvel of
cheapness and good taste, with the most choice
variety of reading matter that can be found
in any serial in this country. Now is good
time to subscribe for Ballou's, as it costs but
dollar and half year, and is postpaid at
that. Published by Thomes & Talbot, 23
Hawley Street, Boston, at only S1.50 per an
mum, postpaid and for sale by all the news
of the January number will be sent to any ad-
dress on the receipt of 10 cents by the pub
fishers then, if you wish to continue, it will
only be necessary to remit $14O for the bal
ance of the year.
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Brief IteIHlss.

Canal Navigation held on this season
unusually late.
1--WE wish all our readers and every
Other person "a Merry Christmas"
Solomon Seiber, of Fermanaugh twp,
Juniata CO., killed hog on Thursday
last that weighed $50 pounds.
< For about the eleventh hundred time
we will say that communications with
out the writers name sent with them
are only used for the waste paper basket.
The Philadelphia & Reading r. r.
Co., will issue excursion tickets during
the holidays at two third rates. See
their advertisement in another column.
><Mr. Henry Bentzel, of this place has
shot at 40 pheasants this season, SO of
which he killed. That is pretty good
shooting for an old man of sixty.
1.-The p. r. r.. Co., are repairing the
bridge across Sherman creek, at Dun
cannon. Men in diving suits are laying
the foundations of two piers under water
The P. r. r. will sell excursion tick
cts up to January lst, 1873, good until
January 3rd, 1873, over the main line
and branches.
=. Josh Billings says "There IL no
man or female who needs SO much
watching ez the one who IL always
watching some one else"
=. Some fraud hailing from Reading is
around selling lamp chimneys war
ranted to stand all sorts of changes from
heat to cold. He is first class humbug.
Some person committed a very bold
theft at Mr. Joseph Miller's residence in
Centre township, last week. They had
just butchered, and while the family
were eating dinner, some persons carried
off the back bones, some fitch and
several other pieces of hog.
David M. Zook and son, citizens of
Miffiin county were out hunting game
in the woods, recently. The father saw
his son Samuel in the bushes, mistoolx
him for piece of game, and delivered a
rifle shot at him. Fortunately the bullet
didno more damage than to pass through
the sons clothes.
On Tuesday night the residences of
Messrs. Peter Young and JOS e. Jack
son were entered by thieves. In the
house of the former they succeeded in
getting about two dollars in money and
valuable gold ring, and emptied the
contents of the cupboard over the floor.
In the last named residence the inmates
happily awoke Immediately after the
depredators entered, and of course made
after the rogues, who were obliged to de-
part without any booty. DUnc0,,aon
Record.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-25

FOR SALE.-A valuable farm situate 2
miles south of this borough, contain
ing about 100 acres, 65 acres of which are
cleared and in high state of cultiva-
ton, the balance well set with fine tim
ber. The improvements are good two
story dwelling house with kitchen at
tached, Barn, Blacksmith shop and 9TH
er outbuildings. There is also good
limestone quarry, large orchard of
choice fruit trees on the premises, and a
door This prdperty % W will Tbees be- sold e cbeap se
and on reasonable sterms. For further
particulars, address JACOB FRITZ, Car
Isle, Cumberland Co., Pa, or apply at
this office. Al
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-25

Murphy Meetings in Bloomfield. Alb
bott, who conducted the Murphy meet
ing in Newport SO successfully, is ex-
pected to be present Dec, 3lst, to con-
duct meeting here.
The laborers in this good work ask no
compensation beyond fare from Mifilin)
and hospitality while here. Any collec-
ton taken at close of entire services is
forwarded to headquarters at Pittsburgh.
Those desirous of such a work here will
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-25

please meet in basement OF Methodist
church next Saturday at p. NJ, es-
pecially representatives from each
church. The church buildings will have
to be used in turn as Court House will
be in process of cleansing and afterwards
be used by Court.
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Christmas Holiday Excursions.

THE PHILADELPHIA & READING r.. R. Co.
VIII issue Excursion Tickets between all points
in Its territory. good from
DECEMBER 22nd, 1877,
TO
JANUARY 3rd, 1878,
with no sales after
JANUARY LIST, 1878,
at reduction of THIRTY THREE per cent
from regular fare, Germantown 4 Norristown
Branch local points excepted.
1t O. G. HANCOCK, General Ticket Ag't.
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Church Notices.

Presbyterian Church-Preaching next
Sabbath at IL A. M. Prayer meeting
on Wednesday at 81 z. M.
Y. M. G. A. meeting in the Lutheran
church next Sabbath p. M.
Union service.--Lutheran church next
Sabbath at p. M.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-25

A Lottery Fraud.-Some set of scamps
are issuing circulars, stating that they
are a committee to distribute unclaimed
lottery prizes. They send us one of these
circulars, stating that our interest as
shown in one of these lotteries is $14. AS
we never had an interest in a lottery
land never expect to have) we know
they are lying.
We can therefore set down Russell &
Co. as frauds, and f. d. Fish, Secretary,
as one of their aids and abettors. Let
no one for moment suppose they can
make any money by investing in any
lottery fraud.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-25

< Hotel Changes There is great change
to take place in the hotels in this
borough. The Perry House is now kept
by Sheriff Williamson; the lease of the
Mansion House and the fixtures have
been sold to Mr.. George f. Ensminger,
formerly merchant at Shermansdale,
and the Eagle Hotel has been purchased
by Henry L. Hochenshilt, Esq, of
Madison township. The two latter
hotels are not to come into possession of
the new landlords till March.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-25

The Above ALL" is a new brand of
chewing tobacco, and is without peer
for excellence and sweetness. For sale,
wholesale and retail, by J. B. HARTzELL
in Gantt's Building.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-25

FOR RENT.-The best Coach and Wag-
on Maker Shop in the County. There
is Blacksmith Shop connected with it,
and everything convenient to carry on
first-class Coach business. For further
particulars apply to
N. HENDERSON,
81 pd Green Park, Perry CO., Pa
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-25

The New Buckwheat FIGURING Machinery
put up in the Newport Mill, Is the latest
improved, and gives every satisfaction.
Mr.. Eshelman is buying all the Buck
wheat he can ut sixty cents per bushel.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-25

A Cheap lot of Buffalo Robes, lined
and unllned, from $500 up, just re-
ceived. ISIDoR SCHWARTZ.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-25

Painfully Afflicted The many friends
of Rev. A H. Aughe,of Boiling Springs,
Pa, formerly pastor of the Lutheran
church of this place, will regret to learn
that the reverend gentleman was alarm
ingly stricken with rheumatism of the
bowels, on Monday. We are pleased to
announce his improvement and the
physicians hopes of ultimate recovery.
BY his sudden illness, the intended
marriage of his daughter, Ida, which
was to have taken place the following
Tuesday, was postponed until Tuesday
of next week.-NetOport NelOS.
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CALL AND SEE ME.

The Subscriber has opened Store opposite the
pared to supply
OYSTERS, GROCERIES, de-,
At the lowest market priee. A fun stock ON
hand. The patronage Of the public is solicited.
43tf. WM. ICKES,
Newport, Pa.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-25

Bound TO Close Out Mr.. G. S. Mills,
of Centre, having sold his real estate is
now selling off his stock of goods at
cost to close his business.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-25

A Clothes Line filled with clear white
clothes at an early hour on wash days
is pretty sure indication that Labor
Saving Soap is is used at that house.
Il. MORTIMER sells it.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-25

Found Dead Mrs. Catherine Schriber
residing in Rye township, was found
dead in bed on Friday morning week.
She had not been well for quite while,
but was supposed to be recovering. An
inquest was held but we did not learn the
report made by the jury. The deceased
was an esteemed christian lady, aged
about SO years.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-25

Explosions On Sunday night last,
q coal oil lamp exploded at the residence
of Mr.. G. w. Nitterhouse. The lamp
was on the table, near to which Miss
Nitterhouse was standing. Her large
apron which she wore and handker-
chief were burned which was the only
damage done.
On Broad street, while the family of
Mr.. Jones were seated at the supper
table, the coal oil lamp suddenly explod-
ed. Fortunately no one was injured
Franklin Repository.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-25

MENQ WRhl DCn %G Uu FSU9t ya1t sOS sis Sassg
MEN } WLAh Il you Do don't 'S ial is 70 ss
anime the splendid assortment for sale by i.
MORTIMER, You can suit yourself In style and
price.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-25

FRY.--On the 18th inst, in Carroll twp, Mrs.
PBTERMAN. = In Wabasha county Min, on the
14th ult.. OF apOplexy Mr.. Jacob Peterman q
native OF York county, aged rs years l months
and days.
..CoMP- On the lot h inst. in Juniata township
Miss Mamie O., daught Of Rev. Andrew Comp,
aged 26 years, months and days.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-25

\
\Almost an Accidental party composed
of Rev. Leas and wife, Henry Foulk,
Esq, and Reuben Wallace met with an
exciting adventure while on their way
to church on Wednesday evening last.
In going down long hill the wagon
pole got detached from the axle, but
Mr.. Wallace managed to keep his horses
under control until they reached the
foot of the hill, when they were stopped
without any further damage being DONE
The party however had to walk home.
"A Narrow Escape.-A short time since
the stage running from Landisburg to
Carlisle made narrow escape while
near Gibson's Rock. The driver chanced
to get too close to the edge of the preci-
pice, and the stage and horses were pre-
cipitated down the steep descent, but
fortunately lodged against some trees and
bushes. One passenger was somewhat
hurt, but no one seriously injured. The
horses escaped with slight bruises, but
the stage was badly broken. On the
night of the accident it was unusually
dark.
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A SSIGNEES' ACCOUNTS /
Grain Wanted at the Newport Mills.

TIME undersigned win pay premium on go cd
Il dry, clean grain OF all kinds
MILTON b. ESHELMAN.
46 1y*. Newport, Perry county Pa.
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MARRrA&rs.

ARNoLD-M0oTzER On the I4th inst, in Mex
leo, DIR. g. ID. Arnold and Miss Victoria MoOtzer,
both of Mex leo.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-25

AS full day and part OF the night had been
consumed In this session. Court adjourned and
carried all unfinished business over to the next
regular term.
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CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
WOODWARD e BOBB,


Death NOTICES not exceeding lines inserted without
charge. But cents per line will invariably be
CHARGED for Tributes Of Respect, Poetry, other
remarks
, 1877-03-15
SULLlVAN'4 JURY.

euAE EaAEEkE3ElAN DkfEAOFAHNIHs
According to present Indications The end OF tho
famous, or Infamous, sullivan trial IL not yet. A
r. tsuaat'on has been introduced In tbs Legislature
calling for an investigation OF the whole matter,
with determination Ut exposing exactly
h.w and why Alexander Sullivan mans:ed
to avoid joliet. Without waiting for Ito
IetIoa OF the LcgIslAtaEe, 6tntes Attorney Mills
hes undertaken crusade On Ills own secoant, the
rriat Of which pfonsEs to be ahe bringing Of three
.: notc corrupt aud yenal Jurors to the has OF the
c.tmnal Court. THAT at least thses men went on
the jnEy which was 10 try Sullivan for The murder
Of FsAac!s Hanfosd With an understanding between
then and SONG one Of the drfenss that .'Alsek'
hhuasd IN no case 10 found guilty. IL widely
A. " The nlan Bauer. whose aAme hui already
brn btonsht IN question xuTtfrI Timer, there IL
VI ~ lille nrw to Le ssil. lite waa ~ empluye OF
tltslat II hc and sullivan ucScr met. Ills tare wifi
Le attended to III due tn1e. The Stptc+x Attorney
Mn tu-d4y present to the Grand 1tty nst1ence la.
!tphlnLIu ind lu4 lu bs ossrcunid a.atn.t uuolhcr
VI he t"clte. aud there IL not the slghteat doubt
Hath will te
INDICTED FOR Perjury. j..
1iw!l readily 1s Understood that neither hts name
N1r kny csi1eIce to his Identification eau he
;.sn here: the Peb.tenitary lnust not be
t"udlca. i. mlyat b alleged shas tas uera men.
tan nf snch contemplated action would have tea
:eccy 10 put thc guilty QUE On his guard. II might,
II there "c!e tuly ono anenablu 10 the l&w vi h1ch
tolsse, pc!justss ase cntitlsl 10 t1IaI ~ Jury,
ana--.-Well. pVasiu!y such Auuthss Twelve ~
tried Sullivan might 10 found. Hut IL doubtful
PAEuEAICk kAANIk
~A Ike j. isc1riut. zone Of ihu twelve" The
pAtallsi might be carried furthss. II Is recorded
itat J. cx!Fsd tho l4g, but IL this e4so It would
app.ar that Mr. K4rulk did moi; ha simply oippea
ilLo tho s-sx - Aforesaid. WHO y Fred ka1atkI
, 1877-03-15
CRIMINAL.

Detective Scott yestcrday nsressed 1lonry ..
Eialer, who IL wanted In Rockford for tho larceny
oi . sum Of money from Edwin Derwcnt. Ho was
taken hotao last evening by shssln psatt.
Yesterday morning Detectives Rickcy and Ostcr-
nah across fellow giving tho nan,e Of Tho,nas
Fitzpatrick, while trying to ttlspoat Of GusniIty
Of cutlery to Clark street paw.tbrokcrH. Tile pMn-
DEF cunhtatea OF khiyes nntl turks, tocket-knVes.
edge tools nnd other hardware, for all gf which
owners asa wanted Ut the Asn,0ry.
Jnstfco Summerlstd yesterday hcfd tho follow
tny: AIehae Riley. larceny Of q barre! OF aour
ffom Henry spcIsx. Ut No, st11 Clark street, $500
to tue criat'lai cunst: nluc lnsnates Of poker.
" each; patrisk Hickey, attempting to pick Tao
pocket Of u. ucealey, strcet.car conductor on
ths Archer avenue lnc. $500 to I'M Crtinlnnl
Court; Fred Scott, buE9laty Of William HynnA
Efuccry. No. GaO State strect, f0n,u teh aayx
ogo. 5000 to fly cttnlnal Court; James
Iinvncs. puund,ug Thomas ch.*er. sl0 FMS and
&Wu to keep tht pence. Jnpttcs Fo1lak WINS Vt
ycstcrday. mud thu few cascs that went 10 h!a
court secelvul contlhuancts under Justice Foute.
JnatIco kRnf1nnnn sent stephen Earu{ 10 the
ftolseof Cufrectun fur sixty aays for tia larceny
John Mcdonald, larceny ut shoes fEonl Wiawalt d
!rlcn, *atno charge, continued tu thu 18th; ur.
Z. II. Won Tagen. a+sanitllts Henry Sienrypr, u1,-
Acrtnkcf, WElla Tbs lattet wns attempting to Fa-
caser buly from itahneAan itusp!lal,
4i00 u the Criminal Court: Justice bcul'y
.eGs E4wlsd aa,; # aa4 aa1 nsns Mar
Of LaEtel nf hour from Nv. - canapurt aysn,lr ;
Patrick Welsh. iarceny Ut hseastp!u. s3aU lo t,e
CrlinnA1 Court; Willa,n Murphy, larceny OF q
watch from Thumas Kighrr 500.
, 1877-03-15
THE DROOIfSES.

THEY ARE HELD TO THE CRIMINAL COURT.
The Wesi sido PolIcs Court, over which JustIco
SellJ pvesdes, wsg more than crowded ut clock
yesterday morning. a. It war anticipated that tho
caacs oi tho DrookA Brothers and Nellie Wbitmany,
charged with prenatal tnfantlcdc, would come up.
A dslAy Q! nearlY three hours was occa.,uned by
Tho fact TINT one Of tho witnesses for tho rosccu
tlon-CnFEle Naymonl-waa summoned from 1ta-
cine, WIS.,, and did not arrive until nearly noon
Tho gill. Fanny Mckay, upon whum the abortion.
1sts were caught operating. via brought into court
closely followed by Detective blmmons.
Carrie 1taymond was tho lrst witness. Bhs 70.
lated how she had met Dr.. Franklin brooks; cx.
planned 10 HIN her hciicatu condition, and arranged
10 have The dlaicuty removed. Hhe took no nudt.
bccn used or not, Az 4he knew was that her
troulle was removed. shs paid Ss50 for having
s sKny vs Sas:a s:a whs
trouble, but did nor know whether It Was caused by
tbs nse OF medicins OF Instruments.
aud !elsted her experience, which was almost
Identical with that Of shs prevtoYt wltuss. She
how hc had prstcsibed fur Al&s Mckay, At the ret
quest of the police authurities.
details Ut ,he arrest, and what thsy had sccn In
=. J. F Cook Va. called 70. Tho defense and .s.t.
fed that b. treated tho woman h!lmany for hraEt
.ns bad erm'a.!ly aided tas othsf twe tefsnaan,:
The aste,i4.n!s were .hrn allowed to te.tlfy ia
eerved tnsm ID thu Michigan City pen!teut!sry fot
burglary. pf. franklin BROOKS ,del.Iea. point
blank @ th.t he W. ga''sy' and beloved tue tes!'
At'st tesluw II ~ testimony, Jns.les seally
hs'a * Rrana,'a l,rooks TO SO. 30 ba!l ,tan.a 70
$U each, 10 appea ~ Witnesses bafpfv tho cyImi.
, 1877-03-15
SOUTHERN STATE DEBTS,
Plan Of tho Committee Ron,ljusting tho In.
alfhletlneaa uf Tanneaxca.

Plan of tho Committee 1saadjustfng tho In
dcbtesiness uf Tennessee.
New YoAE, March 14.-George =. Coo, ]. D.
Vesmilye, D. u. thurman, \. u. Comcgys, nnt
Enuch Pratf, who, at tho recent meeting In this
city to consider tho adjustment Vi Southern State
debts, were appointed committee to confer OIL tho
subject with Committees from Southern Status,
after con ference with tho CoHam!tten recently Ap
pointed by the Tenncssce Lcyls1atnro, hayu ac-
cidsd TINT the following plan would be an
equitable ono for adjusting tho debt Of Tint state.
After adding a'i a'renrs q intcerst anl interest
IL accrne lip To July. 1877, tho tileu aggregate
amount Of tho State debt would bs rea.ijustcl by
the Issue II now bonds at tho ,ao ef ~ pcrcentum
At the ratio of percentnna per a,nnm from thu lst
Of July. 1877. paYahe scnI.nnnuaily In tho city uI
New York. the !rst payncnt of Interest 10 bs made
1st Of January. lH7., nnd the prnclpal to ,nade
payable also In New York In Thirty ycaTs from AAfe.
The tntets>t COUPONS also Y b teeeised by tha
thas tle bonda tsaNed Under tlu propascl a,lius.-
ncnt should be uniform In tcrsns and conditions Of
payment. nnd IN their gouairl appearance. and
they aso sspresa tho conviction t,a.tho State VIII
gradual oxtinRushnIent OF Tho leAt.
, 1877-03-15

MT. Yxu...- ..~ .n,, - &hn u~ttn. 7,....sr,.s
'he "an"aty pas sfoa VI VI" fo'se 0epa.'u'eas
amounts to s9s' eo'. .-.....
Tho TrcoRurcr.e ecte1nta Yesterday were 81. $50
,.a,. ~. VT, non..t,n.n sn1 a. On frn,, r.,s.
run 'ue Na.s. a"u 7A'o'' HUN A4'''
cetlaneaus sources.
TIC CITY employees arc an1'ouslY awaiting pay
aay, whtel, VII 30 abont Tho last q NEXT week,
Thes, nv, ns,.on, ,s.o .t,,, ,ato ,h., e,t, napor
at pce cent Is about a. rood as can Gc fS.nI Il,
vsstr1s,sY "' e'A'p'''''s' '''"e" S"'' WV ~ -
~. ,-.-....
Tie City Collector VIII to .0hy turn over 10 The
County Collector the special assessment delinquent
lset Tor collection rersons dcttsnz to pay special
hsscaemeats will bear II In mind.
The Finance Committee held q meeting ycstcr.
day, but transacted no ouatncss beyond passns np-
damages from defective sidewalks. etc.
The Committee on Street. and Alley. ot the we.t
ia oeIocx ff,dsy. md thv GoE,m'itce on MarSets
snr ~, hiic. s ~. tSt,cd 'a' 'a''e'
"'s "'t "'as "'e '"'"e"
During the month Of January tho Health Depart
meht ren,oyei from the street 1T deaI hornes. |,
, 1877-03-15
EDUCATION. IN FRANCE,

r,.,..rn W"s,,. s .1' u, -, .'".. f1r"" =, r,,.,
last you published a communication from Mt.
Kouzc on the educational standard In France,
which. even at tho risk Of voundInr Munyieur
un'.a,, .s,;o,s., "s,is esa,,,. w. III ~ Nv
l!ou1es natona' ps,"s. ssa.'s W Gu. !ns ah ~.
sWaF. ~ am Eofsy 10 ly' the anthoftles 10 hot
support ha Views about thu matter tn G1catIoit. !
ouots from, vtatjxticul work uf first c,ass when
st,tn ,hr foltnwInr. .,1n hi. Tenort ~ r.,,,nnrv
1907. to tho Emperor Napoleon. tho Frsnch Min.
s,er stated tint llcra wcto ssl localities In Franco
whore: Of brl!rsrou,nx ~ tier can't md af hrlrx
n. M. ..nt ,.,rs in iii, ~ .It,, ,n.,. o,,.. ~.
oo p0' ta.N WIS "t"o'' W IL" .mo'8 "A"'es'
, 1877-03-15
THE CoUNrY-DUILDING.

TLe County Treasurer yesterday paid the granite
contractor vi lhc new cousl.lluuse S.O, 600.
Tho Grand Jury was engaged again yesterday
With tho hearing Of pstty caAes. quito q number
being disposed VI.
County .Trrasutcr 1inek WAS absent from his
Office Yesterday performing tho sad Office Of atteGd-
ioy The tancfai ri child which ho lost Monday.
Tho Collectors Of otland und Sorthlrld turned
thstr l1oka ossf - tho Coauty Collector yeateEday,
und will ulake = ansl settlement ~ few days.
Edwin Walker expects to comnfcnca pumping
out tAu HuArfcs ut Lelont, from which tLs Court.
ilou.e .ons Y 70 6s Tossen, o.day II the wea.us
len days.
Inquiry was raade OF tho States Attorney yeates.
day, " teeaFaph from Wuukesnn, ~ 10 what no
gaass sastasnt tor ~ asssa a eouasssa ts on Sorth
Clark strect, aat had his second lrtal recently ut
that place aud 5no luty Itssgteed: H. /. now Out
cused the case " he laso Etsal before takIng any
steps.
The Joint Committee On Public Buildings and
Public sesvfes VIII meet !o.Iuortow sfternoon TO
tho Court .louss foundations. Walkcr's cpullnuni.
rallun xsklux that hls cOHtsatt 10 aulseti 10
also bo consercd II 1t il possible 10 reach IL also
his caim for III allowance Of ~, oe1 tuF work on
hia contract.
Quite number Of !naaue eaxea will be beani In
ttss u ars. +. E. uuaicrj rjehn, wh!ch va con. u.
ilnuel week ayo. Next to Ibis case In Importance
Will he the trial III 14Etha T. sud jUhn T.. l.anze1,
bFuiher md sister, of whom ths papers on die rive
very lltlu information. II will b. the tr.t tl,ua
that brother sud sslerNefe ever tried on charge
Of ths Kind tbs ssus lsy In that Court, II not ln
tho btste.
The Appraisers inventory and minors award tn
ths s.tais Of r. I. 1l!ss WAS died and approved In
ihe Cvunty Court yestsrday., Tho daal sst.lslaent
also effected md the Executor .uaa discharged. In
the estAts VI stiles burton thu helrshlp was proved.
Tho deceased uMlet onsldefablp prupeft On State
street u shs time Of hIa DEATH Ais troubles ara
well known, ~ sl4a tue ctsccmsiaaces leading "
his death.
Tho Comn,istts on Town aud Town Accounts,
Cumuit,ec of the board, audited number of uc-
counts yesterday Soma Of the bills befora It were
NY Supervisors 10 allowing theu. % c1eAisd w4s
QUESTIONED, and thu4s oHcaEs from ths Towus VI