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National Republican., 1877-02-14

TICKETS to the galleries Of the House are
beirg hawked around by small boys and seedy
looking dead-beats. The prices range from
one to three dollars. They are hawked around
the same as a peanut vendor hawks around
his stock In store. While many persons who
desire to witness the count are unable to do
so, these ucket-hends, with au intolerable
nonchalapee, make corner In the ticket mar
ket, and run the price up to an exorbitant
amount. In distributing these tickets me m
bers of Congress should take precaution to
have them placed in the hands of those who
desire to see the count, and not into the pos
session OF skinners and scalpers.
National Republican., 1877-02-14
pERS(lNAl.

F; Zcinrer, Germany, is scjournlng at VIII
A; J; Rider, Philadelphia, has rooms at
wI,I:,i: Pr; :: Roy, of Delaware, is a guest at
A. Az; Rider, of Philadelphia, is stopping at
David vickers, New York, is stopping at
Willards.
g; W; Otto, Of Pennsylvania, registered at
Willards yesterday.
E; Flagg, of New York, is sojourning at
Willards.
R; Rahurton, Jr., New York, is stopping at
4; Melton Musser, Utah, has apartments at
Willard's.
J.; II; stedwell, of New York, registered at
Wtllard's yesterday.
Geo. B: Pchippen, of Boston, arrived at
Ferman Rassiter, Spanish Centennial Com
missioner, is at Wizards
General Sherman, Secretary Cameron and
Lieutenant Green, have gone to New York, TO be
absent until Saturday morning.
Both Secretary Morrill, and Hon Alexan-
der II. Stephens were reported last night as hav-
ing improved considerably during the day.
DR.. Charles Jewett, of Connecticut, long
known as one Of the ablest advocates Of temper.
dnce, has been attracting large audiences In Bal
timore, and Is now spending o few days In this
Sons Of Tmperanee last evening both witty and
wise,n and Is 10 take part In the union religious
services at the Lutheran Church this evening.
OK. Chase, New York; r. T. Colburn,
New York; Theo. r. Davis md wife. New York;
II. W. Shaw, Detroit, Mich; A. u. Human, De-
tIoit, Mich; T.. W. Anthony, Providence; MISS
Blgelow, New York; Geo. Place, New York; d.
I. Baldwin and wife, Maryland; Jabez Gates,
Pennsylyanio; I, Flagg, New York; Robert
Stone, Salem, Mass; Samuel james, Salem,
Massi Richard Miller, Salem, Mass; M
N. Campbell, Chester, Pa; Miss T. Campbell,
Chester, Pa; Miss 7. IL. Elliott, Chester, Pa;
W, p: Sampson, Chester, Pa; Ellen Brewer,
Erie; J.. l.. W. Casken, Miss; II. X. Stearns, N.
u; W. H. Welding, N. Y; John Boylan, New
ark y. u. Wnlworth, Iowa; II. H. Myers, DIN. /;
and W. q. Walton, Pa, arrived At Willard's
Yesterday.
JIM. Wazeneraft, California; Z. G. Pierce,
Portsmouth, N. H.; +, M. Varnell, Portsmouth,
N: H.; r. E. Cunningham, Nebraska; +. M.
Blount, Chicago; Il. II. White, Chicago; J. W.
Petetip, New Orleans; I. 7. SHAW, M. d., Mary.
wife, Milwaukee, ]. +. Zimmerman, Milwaukee;
Col X. II. Musser, st. Louis; Gen. ]. Barthoiow,
st. Louis; L. A. Seegar, Baltmorei Henry IL.
Faust Baltimore; M0rlty Herzberg, New York;
W. II Ashby, Nebraska; q. NJ. Foster, \ ew York;
| W. i. Powell, Richmond, Va; ]. L. Stuart, lows;
| J. W. Scuppers and wlfe, Philadelphia; Il. l..
Jones and wife, Philadelphia; W. II. Belts, Op :.
| llka; X. X. Robins, New York; James Y. Bali
| New York; W. ID. Mccormick, Pennsylvania; v.
| J. Cos, Marylandi J. =, Carlns, Indiana; ]. II.
| Dornetbelt, Indiana; Il. q Baughman, PhIla.
dolphin, and ]. N. Ryan, Philadelphia, are
guests at the Imperial.
National Republican., 1877-02-14
FINANCE AND C0MMERCE.
finance,

WASHINGTON, ID. u. Feb. II, isrT.
The New York Posfs financial article says:
Gold opened at io6s, and all the sales have siuoo
been at sol osh. On gold loans the rates have
been s)6cb2h pcr cent. for carrying. Foreign Ex-
change Is now 4slf@ei'o, and very dull. Thcreis
no change in the money market. Govtarnment
bonds are steady, the changes bicng decline OF y
In 05's old, new SIS and currency 6's, and Y iugs
OF 1881, 65's and ss's. The stock market OPEN
cd Hover than II closed yesterday for Morris q
Essex, for Delaware, Lactawanna q Western,
and hpk for the remainder OF the list, the latter
Now Jersey Central and Delaware Hudson
Canal. From tho opening until about ii:ao O'Clock
the general market fell hat, the latter Delaware
Hudson. Delaware. Lackawsna q Western declin.
ed24, New Jersey Central ana Morris q Essex "
each, Harlem IN, Lake Shore and Michigan Gem
tral q each, and Western Union ", In the next
half hour Delaware, Lackawanna Western ro-
covered ~, New Jersey Central and Delaware a
Hudson Canal 1 each. and the remainder OF the
general lIst h@h. Since noon prices have again
declined h6pk, the latter New Jersey Central.
Northwestern was exception to the general list,
and has advanced since the opening, for the COM
mon. ard II for the preferred. The market now IL
not SO active early In the day, but fcve sh. and
prices are much nearer to the lowest than TO the
highest figures Of the dav.n
In New York to-day money was easy A. 2ha,.
E.cbsnge steady At as4E. eold guile! .t 'Is@ios;
The sab.Trssssfy -bNanccs at New York to-dy
werei Geld. ui,2?s,s7a; currency, t5. ,8io The
ELooo; for bonds, s2s.ooo. Customs receipts,
S55, ZOO, '
National Republican., 1877-02-14
New Books,
every sense


THE STATESMAN'S YEAR-BOOK FOR
1877. By FREDERIoK MARTIN, l2mo. PIP Tsi,
II. q.
This work is indispensable to politicians,
writer's and 6nanciers. 1t Is 4 statistical aud
historical annual of the states OF the civilized
world, and has been proven year after year to
he perfectly reliable, and II contains the latest
information upon every subject of which 1t
treats.
scRIBSER FOR MARCH will be a number
that promises to eclipse all preceding mum
bers Of this brilliant monthly. General Dix,
General Mcclellan, and Bret Harte have con-
trlbuted 10 It's pages. SAKE Holm's "Farmer
Bassett's Romance" will be concluded; Miss
Stuart's "Anecdote Biography Of the Father
of the Famous Portrait Painter" will begin, and
there will be interesting articles on "Liie IE-
surance," and the "ChIuese Question" and q
story by Mr.. James T. Mckay.
National Republican., 1877-02-14
THOSE REBEL CLAIMS AGAIN.

Now that legislative business is in order
in the House, would 1t not be wise for the
Judiciary Committee to report that amend.
ment to the Constitution prohibiting the
payment of rebel claims? The people of
the country demand immediate action of
the House in this important matter. The
Committee should report the amendment
this week. viii the Republican members
urge this upon the Housef They will If
they are faithful to their trusts.
National Republican., 1877-02-14
MARKETs ELsEwHERE.

MARKETS ELskwHERK.
NEW YORK, Feb I3.-Cottou dull and easier;
oT!ss is. 81 ss..
ss S1ssnens ss Bales: eSsausl sS
;o, doing but f,f epsnsss ,epSrssa IN
IN i,sEt demand and prices Without decided CHANGE
Fenn:s!y.niS w @s io; Br.ndysins. as; Bali.
sfS Pssae qai sisSSsas
Ss%fns Scans Manly hyye SS a Is sspps .S c
for JeI,ey. State and Canada, Barley dull and
ssSI:ss ssass %s
mixed Westcin il store and sGos., ssdsSoc: ansrat
fstsrn se. moss %e nG ssc sas ssw
yow sS s,1 Sts @ sS o ys
M. j, Ns, Oss"Ssttsr srsdss arnsr; poor quail:
State Mss: aa1 uSss ao ss. a.y assannsSS %
gs r aa S s ss. y asy
2s i9T new csfS5as @ SSss ae pS
IssisIsns, .sssss ss psssisa& @ dSii: stsass iis:
VA saII s.d s.sSy Ss;is :SsaI -
f1r pI sined msre .s.ass sisad .,s s
i Ny ~: %s:ssta 0'S isSas i.ttsT rs.s:
Essi; SSIs p,s%st sSs ss;
si sIs. Esss $Ss S~si j. ss 81 Si: %
steam; closing at 90 % asked. Butter dullaf ia1
3Oc for Western; l6Cns2c for state. Cheese nrn
,;9tS fCr ,si% sC%%op e P5%s LiSseed SSisss
offered d r o2S without buyers. Freights g Liy.
per steam, Nd; wheat. per steam, bh@Sd.
BAhTIMonn. Feb, -. Cotton nrm and quiet;
middliLR uplands, l?Ac. ...
Flour steady and nrin; Howard street and West
family " 7sS! Sity mills snpe rans, y 7sss 25
do;, extra, u tC6pT %; DO, Rio brands, 6I9T rs
winter red, 81 iS No. Chicago spring, si ti Fena
sylyapiared, u sDi So; Maryland red prime u Sc
@i s.; DO, am6ea, q DO. white: nS on 50. Corn
weak and lower; Southern white, 5@SIAei DO. yei.
half OF fe6rlaIy, sSeoSsc: March tsle April size;
steady AZ TSs5se; Glover seed STEADY, hrmi good
grades dull aud week; Maryland aud Penn ,yIyania
prime, H6l7c Provision quiet, unchanged. Pork,
VI 75@lsW. Bulk meals-loose shoulders, 6f61Skc:
elea. rIb sides, sc; packed, 7@s3. bacon -should-
L,rSn iasS med ,s9nlSc cutter du and ,s,Ssdy
S2ec. Pe,rol,,pia ,si nSninsi, Coffee firmly held; I;
Receipts, Flour, a. $50; wheat, sOoO corn. Io9 900;
oats, l,6Io; rye. so. shipmentsi corn, i42, 90.
National Republican., 1877-02-14

THE CHICAGO newspapers are talking about
the great mortality In that city last month.
The number Of deaths was 7so against 500
in the corresponding month last year, and
less than 400 in January, 1873. or the deaths
last month, 45s were of children under ten
years OF age, and of these 1853 died of scarlet
fever, and 30 of diphtheria. The mortality In
December was TOO; and on Tuesday last 30
new cases Of scarlet fever were reported. The
causes Of the unusual mortality are too
crowded tenements, and the filthy condition
Of the streets.
National Republican., 1877-02-14
The Sunday edition Of the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN, cfH begia merit Sunday.

IT STILL troubles the average Democratic
elector to discover why 1t was that Deacon
CARO- TRUMBULL and Elder DIoGENEs PALMER
should have forgotten the grave duties of the
hour and went to that dance-house. They
don't seem to understand that they were the
visiting statesmen and had just as much right
to visit a senegambian ball of the quadroon
grade as to witness the count. No restrlc-
tlons were put upon them in the invitation
they received from the National Democratic
Committee.
National Republican., 1877-02-14

THE GODDESS Of Liberty on the dome
of the Capitol lacks something, and af-
ter mature reflection It has been de.
cided that she needs gliding. The bronze
hue makes her look sombre, and fails
to show off her superb form as good
process Of gliding would. Let us have the
Goddess In gilt, and If It does not benefit her
liberty 1t will certainly improve her personal
appearance.
National Republican., 1877-02-14

Gle undertaking. 1t involves the contin'
nous passage Of difficult river. the re-
duction OF four or Ave great fortresses, and
the defeat OF large Turkish army well
disciplined in the hsrdships Of war. But
should the Gar succeed iu this, greater
and more desperate work lies before him
To invest Constantinople 1t would, accord.
ing to the best military authority, require
two armies in Europe, one at least In Asia,
and large feet in the Sea of Mumora.
This would require preparations of enor-
nous magnitude on the part Of the in-
vsder, while the Turks would find 1t an
easy task to defend the city, especially II
aided by maritime power such as Eng
lard.
Il Russia fights Turkey, her great aim
will be to secure speedy or decisive vic.
tory, SO as to avoid foreign complications.
But speedy triumph for tho Cossack in 9
conflict with the fierce Mahommedin
power will not be easily won. II is posi-
BILE, IL Russia employs all the resources o.
her vast empire, that In the end the Turk:
will be overcome. But this will require
more than one bloody campaign, which
would be less onerous to the Sultan than
to the Gar.
National Republican., 1877-02-14
THE FAULT.FINpING DEMOCRACY.

OF all the Electoral Commission, Jus.
tice BRADLEY is just now receiving the
most abuse from the Democracy. The
walls of their most bitter wrath have been
opened, and their contents poured upon
his devoted head in unstinted measure
They deliberately denounce him as q
fraud, a delusion and a snare" They
charge him with having trampled upon
every principle Of right aud justice, be-
cause he did not coincide with Justice
FIELD in the Florida finding, and that his
every action has been Of a partisan nature,
and a monstrous outrage on Justice, law
and Constitutional liberty. This is, how
ever, not at all surprising. as it is well
known that one Of the distinguishing fea-
lures Of the Democracy Is to abuse and
villify all who oppose them.
We copcede that thousands OF Democrats
honestly believe that Mr.. TILDEN was
elected. There is nothing positively wrong
about this. 1t Is simply 3 mistake, and
therefore we do not blame them. But we
do charge them with wilful and malicious
abuse In assailing Justice BRADLEY for his
decision. Republicans can Just as consist
emily charge Justice FIELD with being a
political hack, fraud, and a trickster.
But not one word Of abuse or slander has
been said against him by Republicans,
while the Democratic press and Democratic
lips are teeming with outrageous assaults on
Justice BRADLEY. 1t is quite as probable
that Justices CLIFFORD and FIELD were
governed by partizsn motives as is charged
Justices BRADLEY, STRONG and MILLER
were. The fact is. the Republicans have
just as much, If not far more, reason to
complain Of the partizan considerations
which influenced Justices CLIFFORD and
STRONG. than have the fault finding Dem
ocracy to complain of the course of the
three other judges. This is the way thu
people of the country are looking at it.
and therefore the sooner the Democracy &C
cept the result In good grace. the more i'm
proving it will be to their interests in th'
future.
National Republican., 1877-02-14

Mr.. TLpEN, It is said, will begin his law
business In earnest on the 1st Of March. We
will him a. the success in the world, but If he
goes into the claim business, we shall insist
on the judiciary Committee reporting the
amendment prohibiting the payment Of rebel
claima
National Republican., 1877-02-14

DEACON TRUMBuLL still insists that the Re-
public is failure and universal suffrage q
dangerous thing. Now let US hear from him
on the cause and effect of quadroon balls In
New Orleans dance-houses, and then he can
go home to the bosom of his indignant and
mortified fellow. citizens Of Illinois.
National Republican., 1877-02-14

CHARIrABLE ENTERPRISES are doing good
work for the poor of the city. The entertain
ment at Lincoln Hall on Monday evening
netted 5000. The pound party at the Holly
Lunch Rooms tonight ought to reap large
harvest.
National Republican., 1877-02-14

ONE DEMOCRAT was heard to remark to
another yesterday, ''It would really be good
thing for the country to have HAYES declared
elected, for there is such an army of dead
beats hanging around waiting to scramble for
Office should Mr.. TnpEN succeed"
National Republican., 1877-02-14

MEN ARE PECULIAR in New York city.
While q single fellow will go mad over one girl,
q married man will be smashed on at least
fifteen yellow-headed actresses, and yet be so
unconcerned that his wife never finds II out.
National Republican., 1877-02-14
1-OPPIcIAL,
SPECIAL ORDER.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, I
wAsnrSoTos, February s, 1871.

The Secretary ofthe Navy makes to tho Naval
service the sad announcement OF the death Of
Rear Admiral James Alden, who died at San
Francisco, California, on tho eth Of February,
1871. -
The life Of this distinguished officer was de-
voted, from his youth, to the service OF his ooun-
try. Asa young man, he took part In tho United
States exploring expedition, under the late Rear
Admiral Wilkes, and subsequently, had charge
Of most important scientific duty In the survey
Of our Pacific coast His later services were
those OF the Chiei OF tho Bureau Of Navigation,
and the command Of our fleet on the Europern
In every sphere Of duty he exhibited the high.
est qualities OF naval officer, and was, during
the late civil war, specially conspicuous for gal-
lantry and capacity on almost every occasion
which contributed to the glory Of the naval SER
vice.
. On the day after the receipt Of this order, tho
hags OF the Navy Yards and Naval Stations, and
OF all ships In commission will bo displayed at
half-msst from sunrise until sunset and thirteen
minute guns will bo fred at noon from each Navy
Yard and Station, flagship and vessel acting
slngly.
Oticers of the Navy and Of the Marine Corps
VIII wear the usual badge of MOURNING thirty
days. Goo. M. RoBEsoN,
Secretary OF the Navy,
National Republican., 1877-02-14

THE FEATHER now in the possession OF
President FFRRI, which he is to use as quill
In certifying to the election Of HAYES, came
from one of the highest crags in the Black
Hills, where the American eagle has been
wont to cit and watch the busy miner as he
panned out bis gold In the gulches below.
National Republican., 1877-02-14

HENRY wATTERsos and Congressman
STANTON Of Pennsylvania, believe that TIL
DEN will yet be declared elected. They are
probably fatalists. but rather peculiar ones.
They belieye that what won't be is to be.
National Republican., 1877-02-14

HENRY wATTERsoN is the happy father of
a baby boy. 1t is the first response to his call
for one hundred thousand uparmed infantry.
National Republican., 1877-02-14

GOVERNOR HAYES, of Ohio, says the peo-
pie Of that State are making as little noise as
possible now, but that they are going to make
up for lost time on Inauguration day.
National Republican., 1877-02-14

THE GROSS receipts OF nineteen railroads in
January amounted to a, ,5s9,355. This shows
falling off Of about $500, 900 from last year.
National Republican., 1877-02-14

ball, and is now getting ready to catch Louis
lana. The indications are that he will miss IL.
National Republican., 1877-02-14

Look out for the SUNDAY NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN,, which will be published next
Sunday morning. 1t will be newspaper in
every sense.
National Republican., 1877-02-14

We ARE glad to learn that the people of
New Orleans deprecate the gross insult which
was offered to the President and General Of
the Army by MoMUs in the New Orleans fes-
tivities.
National Republican., 1877-02-14

ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS is rapidly recov.
ering. The physicians do not say SO, but 1t is
generally believed that the newspaper obitua-
ries helped him.
National Republican., 1877-02-14

Hon. LORENZO DANroRrH is talked Of rs
the Republican candidate of Ohio. The party
could not honor better and more able man.
National Republican., 1877-02-14
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National Republican., 1877-02-14

Look out for the SUNDAY NATIONAL
REP UBLICAN, which will be published next
Sunday morning. 1t will be newspaper in
every sense.
National Republican., 1877-02-14

IT is about time for President HAYES to be.
gin preparing his inaugural address. He has
only a little over two weeks to do II In.
National Republican., 1877-02-14

THE DEMOCRATIC press has. ceased It's abuse
Of the President, and now begins to talk Of
him rs one Of the best rulers the Republic
ever had.
National Republican., 1877-02-14

Look out for the SUNDAY NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN, which will be published next
Sunday morning. It will be newspaper In
every sense.
National Republican., 1877-02-14

DR.. HErwoRTn says that there is no such
thing as chance in life. This is an indirect
assault upon the lottery business.
National Republican., 1877-02-14
1S-OPFIoIAL.
SPECIAL ORDER.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, }
WARRINGTON, February 4 lSIT

WAsHIsdros, February q, 1871
The Secretary of the Navy announces tho
death Of Rear Admiral Charles Wilkes, who do
parted this life Mt his residence In Washington
this day.
The scientific and literary attainments Of this
distinguished Ottcer, and his ackno " dged senl
and patriotism have been long known and appre.
cated by his countrymen. His death Wilt bo
lamented by the service and by the people Of the
United States. 'A'
On the day after the receipt of this order tho
hags Of the Navy Yards and Naval Stations, and
OF All ships In commission, will be displayed at
halimast from sunrise to sunset, and thirteen
mlnuteiguns VIII be nred at noon from each Navy
slngly. "Ne
All otiicers Of tho Navy and OF the Marine
Gorps viii wear the usual badge of mourning for
thirty days Gro. M. RoBEsos,
Secretary Of the Navy.
National Republican., 1877-02-14

TuE AvERAeE Democrat refuses TO accept
either horn Of the dilemma. Il Is the first
horn they ever refused.
National Republican., 1877-02-14

THE DEaooRArIc party never kept faith
with anything, except the slave power. It
was faithful to that until II died.
National Republican., 1877-02-14

Look out for the SUNDAY NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN,, which will be published next
Sunday morning. It will be a newspaper In
every Eense.
National Republican., 1877-02-14

THE CITY is full Of strangers, and the
strangers are full OF curiosity and combina.
tion of hone and fear.
National Republican., 1877-02-14

Look out for the SUNDAY NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN, which will be published next
Sunday morning 1t will be newspaper
every sense.
National Republican., 1877-02-14

Jury under $4,000 bonds. Walter v. Brown was
arraigned Tor assault and battery on Maud
Hamilton, an abandoned woman; hned 11oJ or
90 days In jail-appealed. Henry Thomas, col
ored boy, larceny Of two newspapers worth three
cents each from Theodore Mosher; tS or fftcen
days Thos. Fry, larceny Of bushel OF potatoes;
pleaded guilty and was fined 4l0 or 30 drys.
George Copeland, colored, assault on Rachel
Wilson; the court imposed q fine Of t'o or three
months in Jail. Nv
Court Calendar for To-day.
Circuit Court.
Before Chief Justice Cartier. q.
Nos 40, Trook ". Baltimore and potomac q.
r Co; IA, Stuart vs. Keitch; 1oT, johnson, use
Stickney We. Dufns; 16o, District OF Columbia Us.
John Is Lordj 1sl. Oluss, use 80. vs. District
Columbia; 2i4, Cbilds We. wholly 4 Co.; 2i9,
Domer VS. Pumphrey; 222, Livingstone ys: Sey.
mour; 22b, Reid usc johnson VS. Evausi 22T, H0lts-
man vs. Merrimon; 22s, Lane vs. Oox; 234, Hail
vs. Plat: 236, United states, use Reed ct nj. vs..
Thomas ct al; 29p, Kidd Brstow ", Esberg;
21o, Crcswell ct al. vs.. Nelson' ~, Muidoon &
= - Criminal Court.
Before Judge Macarthur.
Joseph Downing, larceny; Winfield Scott, as
sault; Alex. Almerohi, assault; Peter Wilson,
rape; Aibertus Knowlton, Samuel Beamer, Ed
ward Moran, Benjamin Cooley and Jas. Smith,
larceny; Frank Woirich, murder; Jno. q Chap
man, Thos. Patton, Samuel Ridgloy, and Thomas
Rutherford, keeping places where lottery or poll.
cy tickts are sold. Fw.
National Republican., 1877-02-14

you.o not borrow time today, because
Il is lent. fH
The daily gazette., 1877-09-17
..-IIlLL - 7 -rTTf+Ttf
EDITION!
POLICE CAsES.
AN INTERESTING BATCH OF HEAR,Ib, I,

- . -"
AN INTERESTING BATCH OF HEARINGS
John Winsloy, vagrancy, 80 days in
John Bradley, drunk, 80 cents and
John Smith and VIM. Burke, drunk
and disorderly, costs. N ~
nos, Kane, fighting on the streets, So
ana costs and $500 bail to keep the peace.
=, James Potter, drunk and disorderly,
30 cents and costs. ''
VIM Forsyth, for keeping an unregis-
tered dog, costs. h' -
BENZ. Kanely, disorderly conduct, costs.
aired McCrackin for the larceny of
~ three keys and gutta percha ring
from John T. Slack. $500 bail for appear,
ance at Court.
John Roystey, and Elizabeth, his
wlIe, ulsorderly conduct and fighting on
the streets, 90 cents and costs each.
Archy Galloway, drunk and disorder
~, 10 and costs and $500 bail to keep the
peace.
Peter McGoingle and Cornelins Green,
FOR assault and battery on Patrick Rice.
were hDed $40 and So and costs, respec.
lively, and held under $500 bail each to
keep the peace.
VIM. Ziegler, for highway robbery. by
relieving Thomas H. Writ of hat and
three dollars in the western part of the
city, on Saturday afternoon, was held in
$500 bail for appearance at Court.
George Dillman, for assault and battery
on l.. Cummins, was fined 81 and costs.