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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-05-17

desire the re~establisbmont of tho oil,
usury law, and trust they will instruct
their Representatives as to their de-
sircs before the next session of the
General Assembly.
The appropriation bill he's boen
printed and laid on the table of the
members. For the salaries of the
Executive and Judicial officers of the
State, it appropriates the sum of
$l43 100. For the support and main
tenance of the penal, charitable, and
educational institutions of the State,
exclusive Of tho common schools,
$101 300. For public printing, $10,>
900, if 80 much be necessary. For
public schools, 100000, including the
poll tax. For interest on tho public
debt, 100000. No interest is to be
paid until the consolidated bonds are
scrutinizcd by commission raised for
that purpose. This amounts to 1884,
400, about one half Of the appropaia-
tions heretofore made since roconstruc
ton, and will require tax Of about
7 mills. In my last weeks communi-
cation | stated that tho tax would be
only S Ito mills, since then it has
been concluded to make provisions for
tho interest on tho public dobt, rs the
consolidation act provides that tho
State shall levy 2 mills annually to
pay tho interest on ali the consolidated
bonds as it falls due, and makes the
coupons receivable for taxos. If no
provisions were made TO meet tho in
terest on the bonds, tho treasury
would be flooded with the coupons,
and there would be large deficiency
next year, thing we do desire to oc-
cur under Democratic administration;
hence the change in the programme.
The Legislature thought it had just
as we'll take tho bull by the horns and
meet the responsibility at once.
The time for the collection of the
taxes will he extended probably till
Octobor, and tho people will not be
oppressed. Q
Tho tax bill was submitted by tho
Committee on Ways and Means to
day, but as it has not been printed
yet, [ do not know what its fca-
lures are.
The Scnato resolution TO adjourn
sine die on the 17Lh instant, has been
lying on the table in the House since
received, and when taken up will be
amended SO as to fix the adiourn>
ment at further day, about the 25th,
think, rs it will not be possible to
get through with the legislation abb
solutc y to the interest Of tho State
before that time. l forgot to mention
in its proper place, that no provision
has becn made for the pay of the
memb bers of the General Assembly in
the appropriation bill. The Radicals
contend for six hundred dollars and
mileage for each session, Qast winter
and the present session) which would
make each members pay ovor $1,000,
which under the law they are entitled
to, tho Democrats do not agree to
this, and contend that six hundred
dollars and mileage for both sessions
is enough. Here is q serious difficulty
and how we are to got out of it is
now the question. The Radical SEN
ate has.it in it's power to defeat the
whole appropriation bill unless We
concede something to them on the
salary question. This [ am not ir
favor of, for do think six hundred
dollars and mileage for both sessions
is sufficient. Please excuse MY short
epiStle. BRADLEY.
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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-05-17

Mrs. SaIlie McCaw, widow Of w. III.
McCaw, and daughter Ct the late G. p,
Pelham, has been appointed Post~
mistress at Greenville, s. o.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-05-17
Editorial Correspondence.
COLUMBIA, S. c., May 9, 1877

COLUMBIA, S. c., May 9, 1877.
Dear Sentinel: The work of the
General Assembly is progressing rea-
sonably fast and Enthusiastically. There
has boen a great deal moro business
presented for the action Of the Genoral
Assembly than can possibly be dis
posed of at this session, unless it
should be an unreasonably long one.
But most of the members arc new
onos, and each has his pet scheme,
which he thinks is moro important to
the State than anything else, and he
is exceedingly anxious TO get it bes
foro the country-espccially before his
constituency. My idea was that only
such Legislation as was recommended
by the Governor should be passed
upon at this called session, and we
should have made it short ono. To
20 into and perfect such legislation as
the best interest of tho State demands,
will require months of hard and pa
tient labor. 1t is not tho doing, but tho
undoing of much of tho bad Radical
legislation of the last eight years that
demands tho earnest and patient con-
sideration of the Legislature. This
can no, be gone into until our next
regular session, then the work should,
and will be, thorough and satisfactory.
This has been quite a lively day for
Columbia. The Scheutzenfest was
opened in full blast to day, and is to
continue for three days. The
Germans arc in full gleo, and many
glasses of lager will disappear during
its continuance. The whito military
companies of the city, consisting of
two riflo and ono artillery company,
headed by tho United Statos post
band at this place, formed tho head of
tho procession on Main-strcot, and
after marching through the State
House grounds, and before the front
steps Of the State House, where they
wore reviewed by the Governor, lead
the way to the Scheutzen Platz,
where the festivities and sports are to
be conducted.
To morrow being memorial day in
the South, and in honor OF tho dead
who fell in the late war, the House
adjourned to day until Friday noxt at
III o'clock, a. m. AS legislation OF
interest progresses, L will keep you
posted. The question of Chief Justice
remains in statu quo. BRADLEY.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-05-17

The Darlington Southerner is upon
It's pins again. ".. .."..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported FOR ruz rm8usy.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Psr North River, vesssis and Ra,trords
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsUFs-Tbere was a small and unimpOrtant trade and
late prices were retained at 4'c. for Pots and btc Tor
gEEswAx has continued 81 W. only small jobbng sales
bciag done at 30 32c. for Western and southern.
p's BEEN The here
wei 06 hS s. ask o snG Gs We
IIavcrslraw Bay, 49, Fronts Crol9n brown ss DARK 81
Prices IS delivery Dciaed s2a$s ordinary and
BROOM corr very dull, and quotations are nominal
aud somewhat we ghSte spo R and
CA2BfA small obbing trade has been done a: previous
mantiSe i2&ie ounce ilaa5ac Parafne. As, Gs and
CEMENT.Therc was nothing very striking business was
Very We o"1s Resedae Il 20 Portland 5G 90
Roman 30 509f3 rs; keenes Coarse ~ 'o@aS heeno -
CHIccoRY has steady at 5a5'.cr gold with fair
whole market very dull the T TSnf S o. am, if
hfns Se advertised auction sales Of 100000 tons
omoTow tend TO make thngs very dun we quote lVe,poS
castle do s. Scotch .5aS1 do steam S5ds3 30;
land and West Vrna $3.50 % cgm6eranG s9st
ana - p 1P& d GsaE 50 90 anu
eonousd dull we gg@e a 3cS oT M aaG
for G Rn all an so Mia Coffee were dn at yeser
days prices 32 bags Rio Dupont sold on private terms
The here q Brazil IS now All eags g. E % qp9le SS
do Good 2O9la2Oc do Prime, 204 g2le extreme range
mats 22a2ic: Singapore i9S3dc Native ceylon, 1922
MaTaeq9o l9@2Gc o LaeSsy M y9@29g SaIS 10
10000 Porto Rico lbq2C: AngOstuf l51 uc'
Jamaica l0d poe. all gold for invoices
COOPERAGE STOCK-Ony moderate sales nave Deen
made but quotations show hrmness. We quote; Empty
Hogsheads u 30; Hoops IA feet Ordinary TO Prime 1861
rcetd $50 Moasses shoots 80 inches with
Heads yOds2 sugar Shocks, with Heads, rs inches,
~ jJGs! So; 80 inches. 81 GOdS2; Box Shocks 100
I5c Rum shocks 81: Pipe shocks SO 50dx7
CORDAGE-No further changes have taken place we
COriage, above l2-threa, ana Hay
Enne lie Z, n DO do l2hread 10 2c do DO, 6thread
and 0hrcad 6c Manila CorGage Bolt Rope Yarns l6I2c;
do do g. thread g.thread II Whale Lines l1c
Taircd Manila IA ac; Fine TarrCd Manila Lath Yarn Zoe:
Sisa Hopp llc do l2thread, ii l2c. DO, Ghread and
gtIread IL nc; Tatred Lath Yarn lie: Fine Tarrei
Sisa do lie: Hemp rarrcd Cop!age, l3c American
Hacked TarTd COriage, l2e Tared American Lath
Yarn lie. Fine DO. do. l3lsc u
COITO N-rhere a small business at rec advance The
Liverpool market qucier and there was therefore very
little business fOr export though foreign exchange owed an
The sales GIG bales OF which 81 last
evening Including go export 1853 for home consumption
and Is for speculation; 500 bales delivered con
tract The receipts the ports 2Osg3 bales against
23 20 bales day last week aud 2316 bales this day
ast year total since sept 29igS04 bales against 2s2
az baes during the period last The following
Ii,,ler tai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

For od Western Mixed Corn there vas fair o1por. and so
and un . s Ssn western
g S @r New New S sea4 % Sfaf az e. s 11
white Yellow southern including 1900 bush Oh iS
Chicago az ele 10000 bush o. High s1ed wes;slnS !;
aaSat and 1900 bush NO chicago at O. asost' {;
a n ws 70 S aO2yG store eG a kerr on 2i %
GosGIo. OATS daI prime par Cd Ses ' .s
l% %S % r ''fs a SsSy i,:
Sew York No 47c for no White q We fc9 SIC e
tee Tor Missed %es!sD l5s;oe fer White S 2s
TED seag a sIoss2 iSa 81 % I'D 90 go,
dull and lining; Marrows were steady Win sal ~ ssr,
ss r sSpqS sd IL ~ we sS qa ps a g
Marrow Choice New q i5at2 Pea Choice New % az
ney. choice New e. eoas2 70 cAorus Lima Bean. y =.
GREAsE~A sale Of $4,000 u made at 7cen
duNNIEs were quiet and UNCHANGED at pc for cacut
HAY AND sTKAw-The demands were modcrae, ~.
Ds as o.s cScFi are not gSs S& S sT .S
81 10; Clover 1T 7OdSOc. salt, G0dGOc. straw 7gzs
HEMP HNb JGTEne @sr.ct was qSist SS 70, .i, "a
sa$s,c Ion gae Butts 4a5c, gold, for Jutc .sd
HiDEs@i his market continued very quIet nu,..
s sss esSs s9@ d wssR 2Ts y %
dds and d R sn ana G3y cae 0f G sn hand 3
Hides and ~ bales Cow end Buffalo some ,Ine ~;
s se 100 SaG Dry 10 Southern 20 cy s ::
a5q gSas t sS o25 ~ 3nsa sSsSs
b. 23c Conicntes az N, 2la22c; Rio Grande 20a1,
22c OrnocO. "a Ul3 u. 22c California, 22d25 r. re 90,
tru American. 20d22 u. zoe; San Juan, az, nj iGi
MaamOros 2302J 10, 2Cc.i Vera Cruz, 1918 L ~
Tampico 2Oa2Il2 H. 1870. Bogota, 2ld2i n issSsoisei
Maracalbo, 2Od23 h, 162al7 &c; Bahia, 2Od2l Isrs
I7ec.; Puerto Cabcllo and Laguayra, 2lH2j n i7aeis
Caracas, 2ta27 y, itl2Gl5l9c; Payta 2Sa25 Hole;
Tobasco. 2Od2l 10, l5ZGlGiec, all gold. Dr. ssfS
qi4c; PernamDuc0 l2 "a tic. Bahia iic; MaIa,,f
l22al4c; savanilla, La &C.. gold Maiamoros b Z
l8c Texas ia lSc southern l3G lac currency Wet sa
Hiies-Buenos Ayres, Cow, l7pa lse. Rio Granie Cow los
l2Lc.; H. A. and r. o., Ok, II l2d2 Le California lOa o.
Para SioQ9Lc. gold; Ncw-OrieaDs Ciiy 9Gllc. TsI..
Pulled Packer, l12u IL &c: Texas Knife lOa2Ic,
southern, 7GSc. Country aud Western. sG9se. On,
Slaughter iUc City Slaughter, Gov, size. cgrFe8cy
HOPS-There some inquiry from exporters but no, A,
much II steamer not so scarce All zra "a
Descriptions steadines but especially choice qaafs
auote New FORKS, l2s25c; Eastern lsa23c; WiSms,ay
i2a l7c YeaTngs 100 l5c., ODDS all srOSths 4ase; CO
fOrnians and oregon, 23G25c
INDIA RUBBER has been quiet and unohanged Va
aIotc: SIC. for Fine Para 52c. for Esmeralda ace ,r
Pressed Guayaqu!l; 45c. for 90. CaTtha.
raQua SCRAP and lc for DO sheet.
LATH-Thtr II pre- ty m rkef the quotation,
at ~ constructive demands very GOOD. s
supplies only Moderate win arrivals likely to Tor ls
time to come. -
been more dis posed the views O manufacturers md
consequently good trade Is still gong crop however,
shOw no accumulation and good steady demand still eaa
Receips of the week. AZ S3 sides and - bales eXynA
$50 sides VIZ J450 to England and LOO 10 the ConanI
We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

LONDON, Jan. 23.-The Marx Lane Express,
ia its usual weekly review Of the British trade say
mild weather has prevailed during the past week. but
not until tie water has of can opinion bc formed
regarding the condition OF Wintersown cereals No Inn
proyenent il noted In tho condition quantity Of home
grown grain offer Ia the London country markets,
and despite the general brmness OF the wheat trade all
except the drest samples have been neglected There
has been change the quantity Of American wheat
imported into London, tho imports having reached
10000 quarters during the week. Trade not ami
mated, although decline occurred. AZ the end
of the week. however, under the influence OF the
poltical news, wheat advanced sixpence to n
shilling, with an active demand. The weeks re-
auiremcnts have been of the ordinary consump-
tive character. The scarcity OF English wheat In
goud milling condition has frequently turned the demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24
sAIES AFTER CALL.
TUESDAY, Jan. 23-P. ".


'Wall-st. - speaking of it as locality-has
two classes OF institutions for discount First the Nation
nj md State banks where Al mercantile notes, with
good ndorser are cashcd for certain rate OF interest
off their face and second the Stock Exchange, where
ideas without any indorscr are discounted Looking
back over three past years 1t may he dhcut 10 de
eide which class has suffered most from protested prom
ses but 1t fair to suppose that the doubiednamea
paper has turned out the least disastrous. Az
the present moment the Stock Exchange is ireey
discounting the idea OF improved business
10 grow out Of the expected adoption Of the Compromise
Presidential bill Hence has occurred at the opening
OF each business since the panic OF 1873 oper
ators are preparing themselves for an anticipated pubic
demand stocks. Perhaps it may come, and to sur
ccnt degree let out the holders who have been hgh
ing events for the past nine months. But real re-
viva, of business which embraces the confidence
Of capitalsts Is much more likely to expose
the poverty OF corporations which have been
living easy money, than Is continuation OF inc eS
listing status Lake Shore to-day took the lead in trans
actions, aggregating So 900 shares opening at 81 and
selling at 567s and then advancing to 572 from which
there was a reaction to SIZE, and then an advance 10
577s this followed by decline to 57li, another adj
vance to 577s and them after drop to 574 fnai sales
57ls. Michigan Central was sold at o0ieG3o@@io90
1919. In this stock there was large covering
OF "short" contracts at the best prices when
leaves the stock at the close In more natural
and dangerous position tnan III mas Dccn III i"'
some time. Central and Hudson was dull and
steady at O40lO41s except for odd lots winch sold as
high a. 1O4 Eric opened strong at 1915 and then de-
cned 10 sales 1885, and offered at Oh The ST. Paus
were higher the short INTEREST," the common selling at
1slaa19Iia1s7s, and the preferred at 4s7s0i9i90i9
Northwest common but repetition OF yesterday,
being bought 3Gai to 37s and thereafter decline to
800. closing at 81 The preferred stock sold up to 5S
closing at 5SI4. Illinois Central sold at 5S205s and
Rock Island at 102ls0102d 102Sd102ls. Union
Pacific came to the front with reported trans
actions OF $500 shares at Gii2063baGll2.
bu even with this unusual activity it failed TO attract
attention. The coal shares. although not materially
lower. were heavy, being sustained by purchasers OF
prominent shorts. Delaware Laokawanna and Western
sold nj Observation-Disclosures. Delaware aud Hudson ut
7oI.a69 and Jersey Central at $685. asa 4a337s.
Western Union, after opening at 77 sold down to 1873
and then after rally TIA finally closed at its lowest
price, 1913 Pacific Mail without feature In mCder-
ATE transactions at 2iaG9jls or the expresses, Adams
was higher ct l03al03i the others being steady Tue
following table shows the
RANCE OF MARSET AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

In State bonds the Tennessees heavy old selling
at i3Ui23i, new at i2l and new Is at A. There
sales Connecticut 6s at Il. The only sale OF ely
bank stocks Bank OF America tO) NJ 90. In rail
road bonds good business done Lehigh and
eSbairc cOnsUs under Endorsement Of New Jersey
Central rlled steady IA g. while Milwaukee, and NJ.
Paul sinking fund fell 10 81 9 and frsts La Crosse di-
VISION to 0S H. the C. aud NJ division selling ut o. Chi
cagO and Northwestern coupon gold cOnsOls were u
shade HrIner at 927s, plain cunsols selling at 1Oih
lrsts Of C., G., g. and j. AZ 100, Toledo and Wabash
seconds "a Great Western irsts at 1903 and Cleveland
and Pittsburgh fOurths at lO5 Onto and Mississippi
sOldaed sinking funds strong at Sia seconds at
30 and North Missouri 6rSs at 06l2. Seconds OF Pacific
Of Missouri fell 20 So. Union Pacific rsts strOig
at 1OI, while Central frss, San Joaquin branch sned
up 92l2 plain sts rising 10 lO7 s There sales
OF Michigan Southern seconds al 1924.
The following shows the exports exclusive of specie
from the port OF NewYork to foreign ports week
ending Jan 90 and since the beginning of the year:
iS5. 1875. 1877.
the week. 1851 i72 $J,OlO52G $6275 SO
Previously reported. 13,l329S0 lt23l,si5 i7i3sSlG
Total since Janl. siG7iisto2 sl9si2.5ll s23.siSso2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24
Sales TN Auetlon

A MRRwIS Anctioneer.
ny BANGS& Co., G26 Broadway, near Bond
10 st-SaIes 0; Books Works Of Art &c. &c
THURSDAY. Jan o. ut 7. ma collection Of Curious
and Rare Books Illustrated Volumes, Novels. &c
FRIDAY, at y. nv auable Law Books, Reports Com
mentarcs, Trials. &c.
DY JOHN II. DRAPER q Co., AuctiOnecrs.
ID The DELAWARE LACKAWANNA and WESTERN
RAILROAD COMPANY Will sell
100000 TONS SCRANTON COAL
at public auction WEDNESDAY Jan q, IL O'Clock,
' " ~ SAMUEL SLOAN. President:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24
Total sales for the
81 p seller 20 days. ilo3 seller 90 days.

Cable advces repor; British cons0s in London at their
full strength of yesterday 9j3iG while III United states
bonds 1865 advanced to 10, and l0i0s TO 1O97s old
1865 remaining strong at IOJl2 and new ves at 1871
being up 1Ol The sum OF $4,000 bullion was with
drawn from the Bank OF England to-day on balance
Our new ycs at Frankfort higher at 1854. Paris
dispatches report five per cent French rentcs NJ 10
lO7 20, sight exchange on London ruling at 2o.lai2
The foreign exchange market here was dull aud
nrmer at rates given below. Selling rates
were 81 1891 s3l4, AMI ~ sii90Sl So for
long and short. Gold was dull and devoid
of particularly interesting feature and sales were at
1904 1863 as against 10Gl2d lO6s yesterday. On
gold loans the arriving rates were Az ., ana 5i2 per
cent and time loans quoted at about no carrying or
DAYS The export GcaraBccs Of domestic produce Tor
tho week amounted to S6375,ls0. The Assistant
Treasurer paid 900 in coin interest and S22OO
I'm rcdempon of called bonds The days business at the
Gold Clearing Department of the Bank Of the state OF
New-York covered Gold cleared. S2J,40i. 900; gold
balances, 81 67G, SOO currency balances, Sl.e92lOi
The gold quotations were as follows: . $500.
10 .l06li l2...---.. lOC 2-lOG's 81. lOO's
Demand loans were negotiated very Freely To-Day al
to per cent, though the latter rate was exceptional
except when gold TO be carried There is no change
ia discount and the rates OF domestic exchange continue
at about those last gwen, though at NcwOrcans the
quotation for commercial has risen from 10 discount 10
olG.
The United States Treasurer 1T Washington received
to-day 100000 national bank notes for redemption
The customs receipts 100000, and internal reve
receipts $4,000. The following Is the Clearing
house statement to-day: Currency exchanges, $50. l39
l95; currency balances, $i007 s3i gold exchanges,
$5,9iS, III; gold balances. ~ ,l1o.5S6.
Government bonds were strong. The leading bond
dealers report that the demand Tor bonds larger than
IL has been at time since their first issue. This
traOrniry demand explains the strength of the market
the face Of lower gold We annex latest street quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

Fr tfre delivery there was moderate ia2G
i,sc advance, closing weak sales ycsieldy after D. Nh
49,. April 100 1892 900 l327ss; 1000 1873; NAV, 20
39ss 200 ls July 100 Il 2o I4oS r Tct zoo I ~
August 100 IA; october 1900 l32ao2; POO I3llls Noyem
her BOO I3 total 900 bales Second call-OcOber 100
ia ota 100 bales. Third call March 200 139iPzi ABG n
3to i37; Nav, 100. l4is; June. POO l47s2 July, 200
IqSi November 100 1876 total 800 bales. sales today
up Is p m-January 300 1888 February 600 liza
iSi5ss 30 lS 200 asa 200 1872 o zoo 3,! !5s'as go
iSiSs 100 April l4oo lS'79; 100 ,n e , 2oc
100 ls?SS; 500 i3i5Ie 400 15aa2i SOC 1872: May
200 I4ils 100 i4is 100. 49, 29G Az 100 l4oos
IL, August 200 li's; 100, liSa2 November, 800 IL
total $4,000 bales grand TOTAL $4,000 bales The market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

upon foreign descriptions which coul1 be adyantaeeousy
used a substitute such as old Canada cuo' oI aus
maize nut mailing barley advanced one shllbne u DI
and many Of the provincial Dlarkcts oncoast sa ~
OF arrived cargoes have progressed slowly owing TO the
determination Of owners to hold until political eycnIs
developed. Maize was qniot WIN an 1mpro'eu
Coutiue n tai demand at the close Of the week."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24
THE BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.

Total since Jan.l. SlG74i 402 sI0si2,3lI s23,si3,.
Price OF goid......... ll2sl ll3 1865
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

-, ~ - bhht
100. be. ~
Morris and Essex
100. .bcs& ~
Alton and r IL Prf
loo. bc. 10
Han & ST 10
900. be. 10
Han and 10 III
100 he. 20
ONO and Miss
100. be. z
National Republican., 1877-08-24
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,

and would have killed him bad Il not been for
. gentleman who interfered. The judge
smothered smothers for three months In the
common Jail In default Of SIS fne.
Rosa Smith, colored, was stood up In
the Police Court dock yesterday morning Ia
,nswer the charge Of stealing three carpets
rom one Jane E. Haswell, on the 2sth Of May
last, while In the employ OF that lady. Lieut.
Vernon testified that he arrested Rosa yester.
day morning, and she acknowledged having
stolen the carpets and selling them. She was
dned $50, and In default was sent to Jail for
sixty days She was also charged with the
larceny Of one carpet from the same party On
'he 18th instant for which she was fned $40
and In default was committed for thirty days
james B. Padgett, a blue-eyed man
With whiskers, who showed signs Of = recent
iebaueh. was In the dock Of the Police Court
yesterday charged with indecent exposure on
Seventh street northwest, on Wednesday even.
ing The evidence showed that Padgett was
IN company With woman uamed Rachael
Walsh, aud that their conduct was outrageous.
The woman was so drunk that she had to be
put In wagon and carried to the station.
house. The woman was also charged with
immoral practices. Padgett was sent down
for thirty days In default Of SEQ dne, and the
woman was dismissed.
-Chas Esln, Michael Walsh and Henry
Washington were before Judge Mills yester.
lay, charged with malicious trespass, in enter
ing the premises Of Mr.. Thomas r. johnson, in
the northwestern section Of the city, and
stealing grapes, Mr.. Johnson's testimony
showsd that he had been greatly annoyed
every summer by boys entering his premises
aud robbiDg him Of bis fruit, and last Saturday
tbsso boys went into his garden, stripped his
gtape. vines aud broke down his shrubbery
Washington was sent to the Reform School at
tue request Of his mother, wkile Eslin and
Walsh were fined 50 each.