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WEsroS, August %.

WESTON, August %.
.N. Editor.-i did not expect to be
called upou to reopen the issues Of the
late campaign for School SuPcrinteud.
cut, but the shout Of self-gloriIicatiOn
sent up by my opponent 10 last weeks
DEMOCRAT, seems to demand an an
swer. | was induced 10 announce my
self Os n candidate but short time be.
fore the election. hal not much op.
portuni'y for canvassing, nor had |
been setting up the pins for two years
past. But notwithstanding all this, |
VS. s.ss ncmplimcutcd by over five hundred
votes, aud received handsome mi;"yi-
ties where was best kuown. To my
friends who voted for inc on That oc.
casion | desire 10 return my hearty
thanks.
There is matter, however, in con-
ncction with this latO campaign to
which desire to call attention. The
fact that my opponent and some of his
friehds made war upon nc unfairly by
whispering in :hc cars Of the people
The cry Of Eri.hman. Catholic, 60. Tie
fact that nationality or creed should be
dragged into a canvass for m Office for
which honesty and capahili'y should be
tho only qualifications, fully c'inccs
the bitterness of M opponent arl his
fugIcmcn.
Many persons who would have voted
for me wcro' induced to vote contrary
10 the liberal sentiments which should
prevail at this age. aud supported
man in every way tislastcful to them.
1t appears Ia some, but ! ain glad to
say the number is very small, that my
cOuutrymsu have the right to pay tpx-
cs but no right to hold Office. This
has been cvinccd on moro than one oc.
casion. | trust, however, that the
day is not far distant when such men
will be enabled to SEQ those things III
tho same light tho trainers Of tho Con.
slitItion did.
Very Respectfully.
WM. l.. WHITE.
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N ews Summary.
An American Prisoner Killed by
a Mexican Mob.

San TNANcIsco, Aug. 1S.-A San
Diego dispatch says: There is a ru-
nor from San Rafael that tho Elliott
boys, recently captured by tho Next.
cans and confined at San Rafael, were
fired upon By a mob Of Nlcxicans, while
going from dinner to Jail under guard,
and one was killed. The report is not
fully credited, and parties in sar
Diego arc preparing to 60 to The
rescue of the survivor and avcngc The
death Of bis brother. The news lack.
confirmation.
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Communism,

Cincinnati Enquirer.l
In every city o:thc irst-class there
may be found q limited number Of
long.haircd philosophers, too iudolCnt
10 work If they new how, whose sole
idea on political affairs is that govern.
mcnts arc established for tho purpose
Of lalling soup into their mouths and
iuto tho mouths Of their friends, al
somebody clsc's expense. This is
communism. But The farmers, who
constitute large majority Of tho rco.
pie Of this country, Go no. want com.
munism; tho merchants aud mauufac-
turers, who constitute large portion
Of tho remainder, DO not want COM
munism; tho skilled artisan, who cx.
poets some day to place himself and
his family above want by his labor aud
economy, docs not want communism
add tho labOrer, who. while swinging
bis pick on the highway anticipates
tho coming Of a time when no will be
an employer, docs not want commun.
i ism.
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Hate Not.

Hate not. It is not worth your
while. Your lifo is not long enough
to make it 7ay to cherish ill-will or
hard thoughts, What il this man has
cheated you. or TINT man has played
you false? What il your friend has
forsaken you in time Of nOcd. or that
one having, won your utmost
confidence. your wurmcst love, has
concluded that 10 prefers TO treat you
as stranger. Let it all pass. What
difference will it make to you in a few
years, when 5ou go to the undiscovered
country? A few mo5c smiles, q few
more pleasures, much pain, q little
longer hurrying and worrying through
the world, some TASTY greetings, ab.
rppt faTGTslls and our play will BIO
"piuyed oui, ii ;;"Sj;ssEOd will By lai4
away md Gro long forgotten. Is it
worthy to hate each other?
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c cncral BoyntOn's Disclosures.

The rcc,nt dismissal Of ". r Mo-"
Mt one time chief of the the Speci4I
Treasury Ag:nts, and the final report
which he submitted Of his work, have
beer the means Of calling out from
Gen, II. Y. DOynton, who was assailcd
BY tho cz.speci1l agent, some start,
ling statements concerning the munrcl
Of work to which Moore was put. LII
his first letter tho General gave u his
tory Of some of the inside facts in con.
ncctiou with The attempted San Do
mingo job, Of which the public has had
heretofore sca:ccly moro than The bar.
est inkling. In later letter General
Doynton gives statement in relation
to the Babcoek trial, III which Moore
figures US a candidate for perjury.
Gen. }oynton speaks as Oua having
m intimate knowledge Of the means
which were taken to render the prose.
culion of l}abcock iuaiicetual, anl to
make u burlrsquo Of Grants order 10
" let no guilty man escape, and his
information must have been derived
from Secretary Bristow or some Que in
his confidence. Gen. BIyntou, in lis
l,ttCr, .quarely says that as regularly
md promptly us au itcm Of evidence
against liabcOCk WAS communicated by
Drist W to Grant, Gus regularly aud
as promptly all this information had
been given by tho President 10 Bah.
cock, unl lhrOugh him, Of course. it at
once found its way to the counsel for
the deFence!"
The inside L;2!ofy Of the BaJrOck
trial is slowly coming out, aud it is not
Of character to hcightcn the esteem
in which tho late Administration was
held by tue public or to buruish the
.potrcI reputation Of G'Jcoc5. De.
nH Free i'rt~.
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Charlcstonian Capital Festivities

CHARLESTON, August 1S.-TLcrr
was grand Capital ball given at the
Hale House last night. 1t opened with
tho Capital March at 10: 30, and was
kept up until $50 in the morning. Il
was decidedly tho GROWING affair Of
the season, far surprising the grand
inaugural ball, givon when the Capital
was first located hero. A great many
distinguished persons from abroad
were in attendance. To-day has been
ono Of general rejoicing. According
to the programme public speaking DO.
gan at the Cotton Opera House nj 1880
aud continued until 6 this evening,
when the meeting adjourned to meet
at the Public Levec at ST.. NJ. There
was grand tOrchlight procession on
the principal streets, along whose line
Of march the houses and lawns were all
brilliantly illuminated. A constan.
cunonading has been kept up all day.
lion. II. S. Walker, Senator Burlctt,
and other distinguished speakers from
hero and abroad, entertained hundreds
on tho public lcvcc, which was bril-.
Iiantly illuminated by bouiitcs. Thous.
anls Of people have threngcd tho streets
all day, aud there seemed to be gen.
cral hnrmOnizing jubilee, in which CIV.
crybOdy participated in good feelings.
THIS has been n grand Publication over
ono Of tho most glorious victories ever
won-tEn permanent location Of tue
Capital of West Virginia at Charles
'or.-Cinc&nu!i Enqmrrr.
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TETE EsATEEeOAD SUE
SCEE1PTEGN.
Let lis Have Il County
Meeting.
MEsroX, August q.

'0'' "",'"''-At the request Of 4
''Fsg ""'"ocr Oh c'''2cns' some OF "hom
'o'SU os0'"St INC SUBSCRIPTION DC
SUI ~ fugsrS' Tue PF"pFic'y OF !"
"'e''" VI ,"T "a" payers Vi 'Ds ''"o'
w. :" W "''t SUNG ''"V oS''FS '"'
'c'UD'' 'g''' " '"o 0Oun'J Court 10
'ONS'ue' '"' P,""''e,y u asa'A submit
nos '"' 6u's''On 0' '"c SUBSCRIPTION 10
Tue people, IN " me"''ns Of thl' k'Hd'
oo'" sues eou'4 NC neaF9; nnd H. al
ut '"'. "'Se"'S''a' IL was d%ela'u oy
" "'"JO''y u 'EosG present tHH' Inc
''s'''u ,"ouIa DC again re"ltIc8 10
wv y. people, | am sure Inc county
"""F' would cocer!uI'y MAKE the
proper 0Fa'F' Gnu a''0" tue '"''Fs Oh
''H' county "S''u " PISS "P'" '-'s III
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Put yourself In Ills Place.

Rev. Dr.. Scoyel.]
No man has right to forget that he
lives in q world Of men who have
wants as be has, and ambitions, and
hopes and susceptibil;ties as keen aud
Unsuitable as his own IIo must, who
would live a christian iifc-as all men
ought-lOok "ulso on tho things Of
others" and in true and right sense
Judge others by himself. "Put your.
selfin bis place." is the modern cx'
preston of tho prccopt.
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That Lost Child-SuppOScd 10 Have
Been kidnapped.

OMAHA, August lS.-Thc excite
ment over tue disappearance Of the
little daughter Of Mr.. Rose, of Wash.
inston county, does not seem to ubatc,
although the affair has assumed an en-
tirely new phase, and it is now thought
that instead Of tho child having been
lost on tho prairie, as at tirst supposed |,
that il: has been Kidnapped for the
purpose Of obtaining large reward
for its return: A man named Holmes
has been arrested on suspicion Of being
concerned in the crime. A reward Of
$1,000 is now offered by Mr. Rose for
the chili's return.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-25
Securing Immigrants for West
itrgin;a,

They arc mixing up o Kansas COL
ony at Baltimore, The mauag, meat
is in tue hands Of wel!-known men Of
tue city, Who would seem TO hare al
heart tho interests Of the deserving
working men Of al! classes who arc uu'
able to Gnd employment! Tho colony
will be made up OF picked mNn--nO
drinking men, IoalerS or drones OF any
kind. Many applications TO join arc
rejected: Only genuine sons OF labor
arc allowed 10 enroll themselves.
1t occurs to US that these are tue
sort Of people who arc badly wanted in
the interior Of West Virginia. We
have thousands o! acres OF unoceupIcd
land in GiImeF' Calhoun DFaxton' and
other Countess "h'ch coaIo DO had
cheap anu Which these people could
soon reduce TO profitable tlIIagc' 1t
seems 10 Us tha' the owners Of these
large tracts oil lana Should put them
selves IN correspondence WIN THIS
colonial enterprise captain hehure
Teconuy received le''eF from ll'ts'
oarsS from d "FteF WHO desired 10
Eho7 "nat chance 'aeFe was lor a COL
ohy 0! iam'l'es OF %Ork'tgfnCn 10 scllIe
along the limo OF Tue r. W. " n.y.
road II was as lolIoWs:
"0uI" ''A' ~ nHu II 'ueFc !" any
land aolacent 10 your proposed rail-
road that could DO obtained at reas-
enable hguro' would be suitable Tor a
small colony "o luM0er ABOUT MY
families composed OF 'Ao O0Ss society,"
and Oh hrst'eIass mechanIcs' with some
lew farmers II We cannot get land
on luis sue OIL " uee''Os VIII 20 West
Of ~ IT. won take long t0F US 10 set
tic, as all arc INDUSTRIOUS apu useG 10
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- Dow Jackson, in attempting 10
shift u belt in u rRw mill ut Fort Gay
last week.. had his boot caught in the
betting. crushing tho bone Of his aul;lo
irto splinIcrs, rendering Owmtatioa
necessary.
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WM. II. BYRNE, Clerk.

4
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West Virginia To-wIt:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of The
Circuit Court of Lewis county, on the Grsi
Monday in August, 1871.
W. u j., Bennett commissioner plaintiff
.roro, E X. p,,.i.,, rio-,o,. -, ,o,,. p
RYAN dcfsr1or,s
rpoy A PETITION ~ c,,,ycrpv
The object of this petit on is to obtain Il
personal decree against the defendants for
$?C7 81 cents, with its interest md the
costs Of this petition, and to resell for cash
u tract Of l?7 acres Of land situate on Call
Run Of Indian Fork of Sarl Fork, in Lewis
| county, and apply the proceeds Of said re.
sale on snic decree.
And it Appearing ly affidavit filed that
defendant James Kelly is " nonresident Of
this State, and he not appearing, it is or.
dered that he do appear ut the Clerks Office
Of said Court, nj rules 10 he held therein on
the last Monday in August, 1871, and do
what is necessary to protect his interest
herein. TcslC:
W. II. DIRNE, Clerk,
". G. Bennett, Att'y. auu1llw
SIn,c of Wovt v;ra;ni,
,.r.,,,.
,.',. ""' 1s'r r y. wv o't'N o"'s III ut
N' NV"'' VI '"'uS' FOO"''' y" 'nS "Es'
"Oh"Ny IN August 1917.
J""cs NJ. Hayden, Michael Hayden, r"'f'cN
Hayden, James burns, and Ann Burns, hi:
WIFE, John Hayden, Ellen Hayden, jasper
Post, William i Lively, William G.
Bennett and Henry BrannOn, pIain'ifjr
vs.
George u. Cox, Isaac n. Cox. John S. Cox,
Oliver T. Cox, Daniel W. Cox, Elisha H.
aao"EF"'s AMI Mary 9 sH0asras'' hi
wire, Anthony W"sEonrr and Elizabeth
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AHGAh NoT1GEs


Dr. virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Gilmcr county, rendered at the Scp'em-
her term of 1915, in the chanccry cause Of
F. schuchardt & Sons, plaintiffs, against
Simon Frank and Others, defendants, we
will sell by public auction, to the highest
bidder, Mt the front door oftho Cou:t Horsc
ofsaid county, on the
1llh day Of September 1871,
the tracts Of
ILL ACRES and $40! ACRES OF
LAND,
in sail cause tcrrccd 10 be solo, siiua-
ted ID the CcGniy of GiImcr. The tract
ofIl4l acres lying on Middle Run, near the
Little Kanawha lIiver; and the $40! acres
lying OH Crooked Fork OF Steer Creek.
TERMS OF SALE.
Su fIiricut cash in hand to pay tue costs oil
this suit and expenses OF salc, and for The
residue on credit Of c and IL months, the
purchaser giving his notes with good per-
sonal security for the deferred lnstaIlEcni,
bearing interest from date.
",.,- Il. i. FLEMING,
N. NJ. BENNETT,
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X. i. FLEMING,
N. NJ. BENNETT,
aug1l lw y Commissioning

West Virginia TO.wit:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Lewis county, on the first
Monday in August, 1877. '
Albert \. Lewis, plaintiff,
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BOOK & STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.

chool Books, Blank Books and Stationery,
tall timrs good assortment en- hands nj rxc:t
ingIy low prirSs. ",,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-15
Body Recover. Il.

Yesterday afternoon Charley Stephens
and Sam Brown discovered the body OF
y urEro fl ,sting past the Z. Z. Brown
boat n"u>e, and procuring n skltf towed
the BODY ashore at the mouth OF the
creek, South SIDE. Squire Wheeler was
notified OF the finding OF the body, and
after enpannelrng Messrs. Jas. Mallory,
Sam Brown, Henry Ross, Peter Daily,
Louis R-dtker, X. }. ii bbs Geo. Car
nahan, F. Foust, l. RISE, Ed. Oshe.
John BuLterfelj and William Myles
as u jury, and then pr, ceeded to
examine into the cause of his death. In
the pockets OF the mans clothing was
found y baak book with an amount o.
deposit with the Exchange bank of So
by Chss. Avery, flask OF whisky, 81 90
in loose change, and 4 bunch OF keys,
and OF the small finger OF his left hand
was plain gold ring with Masonic en-
blem. Several witnesses we're eXsmiL ed,
and after due elaboration, the jury return
ed aycrG ctthst the body was that OF Chss
Avery, and that he met his death by ac-
clden,sl drowning. Avery is known in
Wheeling rs having been Il waiter at
Laramies restaurant, and in the EN-
ploy OF Mr.. William Graham. He
was also arrested last winter for al.
legged completely in Il burglary at Mar
tins Ferry, but tor some reason the case
was not prosecuted II is said by parties
claiming to be knowing ones, that he
csme to this State from Virginia, and
that he served ont n two years sentence
at the Moundsyille penitentisry, bu. for
wha, cause is no; known. So tar as car.
be ascrrtalned, ne has no friends in this
locality.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-15
Personalities.

Judge jackson, of the United States
District Court and lady, are in the city.
Jake kemple WAS caned at Parke-t-
burg recently, for his efforts in the TEN.
perence cause. 1t was god-headed
cane.
Rev. d w. Fisher has gone to Cali
forna, with view to locating there.
Mrs. Geo. K. Taylor, 5. j. BOYD, Heber
List, and J. w. Phiuuey, with their
families, are rust!csting At that delight
tul country place known as Billy
Stsmms.
Mr. Harvey OF Columbus Ohio, is in
the city. He is u brother OF DR.. Robert
5. Hervey.
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An AlleSed Bigamist.

A gentleman who arrived from Key
ser Yesterday, informs us that on Satlr
day q man giving his name as Cop
pinyer, and claiming to have formerly
been an auctioneer in this city, WAS ar
rested at Keyser, charged with bissmy.
Ooppinger is man OF ordinary he gnt
heavy set, and is possessed OF red face.
His arrest WAS caused BY q woman from
New York, who claims to be mis- wife,
and appears determined to prove her
claim. Coppinger says that his present
wife whom he married at Barnesvilie,
O. 10 his true wife, and that the New
York woman is person who served as
his mistress in his youthful days, but
further than that has no claim on him.
The matter was being investigated before
a Justice when our informant lsf' Key
ser. From what can be lesrned AARs,
ringer is evidently travelling under an
assumed name, as diligent inquiry fails
to identity him with this city in the role
Of auctioneer. He has evidently been
here, however, and the query now arises
- to who the psrssn s.
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a BAD BOY.
Juvenile Sneak L. lief Arrested-He
Attempts 10 Gel Away with n Gold
Watch and Chain.

During the day, Yesterday, a Young
boy about ten years OF rye, called Mt the
residence Of Mr.. Robert Luke, on Four.
tenth street, and requesting something
to eat, was gwen piece OF
bread and butter. His request beng
gra:ted, he left the house and
stopping ut the residence of Mrs. Horn
BRONX, (mother-in law of Mr.. Luke next
doc, hid the bread and butter under the
door step, and entering the house pur-
Joined gold wstca and chaln. gold
pencil, locket and breastpin. During the
day II tramp had also called NJ ihc same
house, and on the articles being missed it
was generally supposed that the tramp
had gotten away WITH them. The
authorities were 1T once notified OF the
THEFT, and Officer Henry at once started
IN pursuit OF the tramp, whom he over
took about six miles out the road. but on
searching him, became convinced that
he was not the thief, and allowed him to
deparl. Returning + the cily, be sscer-
tanned that boy had offered II locket
and bresstpin Tor sale 10 n young son of
suctioneer Halter Tor 20 cents, and had
also proposed to.el him gold watch and
chain for So. With this information,
Officer Henry ard Capt. Ripley made
dilligent search OF the city and succeed
ed in roping in VIM. GllIespy, the boy
named above, who resides in East
Wheeling, and on whose person WAS
found the stolen property. The boy gave
his name aa Edwards, and It is thought
he Is the same party who bull dozed
Sheriff Tlngle out OF IS, VINO took him
it, for chsrity'o sake The boy was locKcd
up, and will be tried this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-15
70 ALISPARTaCULARLY
UNVALlDS.

~. O''is'- " "a - ~
epring IS trytn- ssason. tpdioations Q.
Sickness should at once be att -nded 70
rstol disaases may b. caused oJ aloWlp9
nSnpwels Ga become, CON eypat3d and by
Wtsnf 70 remain IN >d1sbfde red oondf.
ION, pnttl hsdlsorder haa time 70 QeyeicP
ITSELF. An oun e Of prevention e wortn
pound 0foure, u Cd old and truthful say-
ing, Therefore, ~ advice all whs are
trouhled with the complaints now very
prevSiSit- indigestion, disofd-
erred liver, want of appetite, nausea or
fsverish skin, 70 take, without delay,
Sche ck's Mandrake Pills. We know OF
NO ranedypo Harmless and decisive In iU
ct&oM " at once strikes ~ the rooeot
the disease and produces healthy lone
to the system. People need suner
rom any disease arising from disordereo
onditton OF the liverlf they would taKs
this exeallent medicine when theS leei
he first indicati Dps Of the malay. Faml-
les leaving home for the sum mer mon tns
should take three or four boxes OF tnese
pi,lI with them. They haze an Almost
fnstsn tan sous effect. They will relieve
the ga lent OF head che In one or Two
hour and will rap dly Gle nse the liver
Of surroundi bile, and will Ell ctuaiiy
prevent bilious attack. They are soia
by all druggists ~
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Certificate OF Incorporation.

Secretary OF State Hedrlck. yesterday,
issued certificate OF Incorporation to ex-
pirs April &, 1897, to the Great Belt OIL
Company, the object Of which Is for the
purpose of boring and mi:ing tor petro-
ieum oil, and its principal oHice Is to be
located at Parkersburg Wood county.
For the purpose OF forming such corpors-
ton $le,OOD has been subscribed TO the
capital stock Thereof, all OF which has
been paid The privilege is granted said
corporation to increase its cspital by
sales Of additional shares from time TO
time to 100000 The capital already
subscribed is divided into shares of 500
each, and are he'd by the following per.
sons, all OF " bom are residents OF Wood
county, this State: John A. Steele, ten
shares; David f. Stesle, ten shares; NJ.
@. &. Church, sixty shares; Wait Fsrrow,
ten shares; Dan II. Bukey, ten shares.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-15
HE COZ kIS,
CIRCUIT CouRT-JCDGE MELVIN.

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In this court yesterday the csse of
Hsight VS.. tie United States Building
Land and Loan Association WAS dismiss
ed by plaintiff
The case of Murdoch VS. Hall, admin
is,rstor WAS continued by col sect of both
parties.
The question arising upon the
subpoena IN the case OF Goetz Va. SLsmm
ana others, requiring the production of Il
certain psper by the authorities of
William Tell Lodge |. 90. h., was
argued and submitted.
TIE remainder of the session was
taken up with the transaction of mlscel-
laneous business.
POLICE COURT JUDGE CRANMER
S. Foreman, disorderly conduct, fined
one dellsr ard costs Paid
Simon Anderson, disorderly, fined
three dollars and COSTS Paid.
VIM. Croscor, disorderly, fined five
dollars and costs. Paid.
Hans Blake, disorderly, fined FIVE dol
lars and costs. Paid
The case against James Tierney, for
disorderly conduct, was dismissed.
Thomas Smith, disorderly, fined one
dollar and costs Execution suspended.
The case against Jasper C!s,or. for d.s.
orderly conduct, wss dismissed.
James Young, disorderly, fined two
dollars and costs. Paid.
Edward Costello, dis:rderly, fined two
dollars and costs Paid.
George Thompson, drunk, fined one
dollar and costs. Paid
James Cassidy, drunk, fined one dollsr
and costs. Paid.
Frank Wade, committing lewd act,
fined two dollars and costs. Paid.