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National Republican., 1877-10-31
Police Court,

W. J. Martin, keeping his bar open on Sun.
day, dismissed Isaiah Perdy profanity, g. or
seven days. William Holland, loud and bolster.
Gus S. or fncen days. Daniel Webster. profanity
S. or seven days. Walter Butler diSorderly as.
sembly, s. or fifteen days. josephine West, loud
and b0istcrous 81 or hiteen days Lizzie Stars
profanity " or seven days. Elias Ross and John
Swan loud and bDistcruus. s. each II. Is. Saun.
ders nuisance abatcd and defendant discharged.
samuel Johnson was arrested while rndcavorng 10
sell two sets Of harness, but as proof could he
furnished that they We're stolen nOic pros. was
entered Lewis Cook beat his wife Julia and
pOnied up SO for 50 doing joseph Marks
charged with beating Robert Wheeler, e.. Thomas
Dorsey forfeited S. collateral for being loud and
bostcrous Theodore GIL, maintaining nuisance,
postponed until November 9. Emanuel Heck.
Holland assault on J. NJ. May BY striking him sev.
maintaining nuisance, ordered TO be abatcd by
saturday 1saac Brady, assault on Samuel Lloyd,
dismissed Beverly ROss, charged with petit lar.
ceny Judgment sus pended and defendant released
ON giving personal bond. John Mcguire, larceny,
nD,lF pros John Payne William Parker aud Henry
ThOmas charged with breaking into the house OF
Domimick McOuire and stealing lot Of cigars,
liquors sc. There being no evidence that Thomas
was connected In any way with this robbery he
was released from custody. and Payne aud Parser
were held to Hwnit the act on of the grand jury In
bonds uf 81 40 each. John Moore, assault on
Henry HunTadcr dismissed. William Parker was
arraigncd for the larceny of box Of tobacco from
Frank Schillinger; this being his second offence he
held In the sum Of II 900 10 await the action Oi
the grand Jury.
National Republican., 1877-10-31
GEORGE ETOBN NEWS.
Post-Mortem Examination

Yesterday morning DR.. Klelnschmidt, at Masonic
Hall, In the presence Of number Of medical stI-
dents, held pod.mortem examination OF the tody
Of Mr.. Thomas Johnson, who died on Monday from
injiiss by falling from a counter at his place Of
business, No. 81 Bridge street.
The examination was strictly private, no one be.
Ing admitted but few members OF the Masonic
fraternity and tho medical students. II was dis.
covered that there was violent fracture OF the
frontal bone and splin erng Of the orDltal plate,
hsm1rrhase oyer ,he lefs hemsphe5e and an In
three o'clock, from Masonic Hall. and will be at.
tended by Potomac Commandery, No. 3; Potomac
X. A. Chapter, No. =, and Potomac Lodge, No. 3.
THE CATTLE MARKET.
The cattle market was duh yesterday and the
supply greater than the demand, with offerings OF
400 head Of cattle and 800 head OF sheep and lambs.
sale, OF cattle were made at tta5Lc. per gross
pound. Fity cows and calves were offered and
sold at s2j@g5O each.
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN.
by cnnal-Boats Caledonia with 2, 200 bushels Of
wheat and 800 bushels OF corn, to i. ID. Hartley;
William Jackson, with 50 bushels Of yellow corn
aud 50 bales OF hay to J. q. and J. NJ. Waters.
RIVER FRONT.
Arrired-Gilmorc Meredith & Co.'S wharf =
Schooner Edward X. Emerson, Boston, to load coal.
, Rays whari-Schooner Colin C. Baker Baker
DsPd,hrs-Borden Mining Compan3's wharf
schooner Carrie Holmes, Lyman, jersey City. with
coal.
Agrew's wharf-Schooner Il. r. Kirk, Newton,
Providence. X. l., with coal
Rays wharf Schooner Bill STOW, Mensen, Dos.
ton with coal; Jennie A. shepherd, Edzell. New
Haven, Conn., with coal.
Gilmor, Meredith & Co.'S wharf-Schooner James
Williams, Norfolk, with coal.
CANAL.
Arrired-Boats Wheeler and Barron, with 1000
shingles six tons OF coal and 600 feet OF lumber to
+. d. Hartley.
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS,
Yesterday afternoon Oficer Dangler. OF the
county police arrested two colorcd men named
John X. Cook aud Zaioc Palmerncar Tennally.
town, Oh the complaint Of Edward Brooks and A..
!. Barnelle, charging them with cruelty to AMI
mails.
These men drive passenger coach from George.
town TO Ihc cattle market on sales days and yes
terday one of the horses refused to pull, when the
men beat him numerically aud drove the team
up anu down the road at furious rate of speed.
The horses had large wets on their bodies the re-
suit OF too free use of the whip. Tho men were
brought To GeprgctOwn and locked up In the sta
tOn-house, but Book was subsequently released on
leaving $40 collateral for his appearance In the Po
lice court this morning. and Palmar was locked
up.
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHs.
The canal. boat willSm Foley was sunk on
Monday, at the Tunnel forty miles this SIDE OF
Cumberland.
p. Raynor. of Chicago and John c. Poulson
and wife, OF Philadelphia, have apartments at the
West End Hotel.
National Republican., 1877-10-31
IS MES's all wool suits.
EIsEMAN Bros.
Minor District Notes,

a hydrant Is asked for at the corner OF Fourth
and X streets southeast
Fictitious for drawbacks have been made for
lots 0, 10 and II, square 10
Mr.. l.. a. Chapman requests that street lamps be
erected on i, between North Capitol and First
streets east.
The appointment OF Mr.. Dclany Forrest as
clerk and messenger TO the Attorney of tho District
has been revoked.
MIR. J. T. Padgctt has been appointed special
assistant attorney for the District, vice Robert j.
Murray resigned to take effect on the lst proximO
Company A. Washington Light Infantry, has
been charged with forty saddle blankets red artll.
lery, for service while absent from the city.
The engineer recommends the purchase of a
sewer pump for the Use Of his department and be.
lievcs that 1t will be great saving In the cost of
repairs.
Permits to build have been issued as follows :
william LcnOir, two two.stOry bricks, on NJ, be-
tween Third and FOurand half streets southwest
81 40. Mr.. Foster, to repair house, s925.
In order to facilitate the preparation of the an
nua reports the different bureau officers have been
which may be needed during the month Of No.
vembcr.
The Commissioners have relieved Mr. worthing.
ton from the management of the cases nguin,t the
Washington Market Company and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company nnd transferred them TO
District Attorney Riddle.
Bids were opened yesterday In the office of the
engineer for tho Improvement of Broad Branch
rOad-thc construction of a dry wall and embank.
ment to prevent the wash Of the road during floods
of said branch The bids were as follows: r. NJ.
Draney SsIl owen OIIarc, s3Gj; b. J. Coyle Il Co.,
si73.B. No award was made.
National Republican., 1877-10-31
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

--Roose sends New York papers in advance
Ofthe mails.
To-day. at the Franklin male grammar
school, defamation will be in order from one to
TO secure free passage.way on street
should be removed.
-Thirteenth street at the junction of n is
iuii OF holes. Would u be out OF the general run
oithihgs II 1t was repaired?
Mr.. b. ii. Warner, who has had a serious
attack OF fpieursy is now rapidly improving, and
Dr. Johnston his attending physician, thinks he
VIII be able to resume business In week or ten
Tho tenth anniversary of Mr. George p.
Bohrers marriage celebrated last night by A
large number OF his friends, at his residence 500
tinware "''''
-tapt Adams, the sailor -5piritualist will
speak In sheldun's Hall tonight and give tests of
me immortality Of the sou! by answering questions
deceased relatives Seats free.
-One of our citizens remarked the other
DAY that at his boarding house they fed him on
Sm soasG fSsSy day and on SUNDAY they gave
would soon change his boarding house.
The many friends of Miss Ada Talcott
have completed arrangements under the direction
of Messrs. Keiser and Downing for a birthday
party in her honor, to be given tonight at The
residence Of Miss H. Williams, A Defrees street
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN has the best
hppOllted ana most complete book and lob office
In Washington. Members of Congress and su.
preme Court lawyers can have speeches and briefs
printed here at short notice and low rates in the
best manner
Nine Ross, No. 1911 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
who has become celebrated for her natural gin of
Slairvoyancy, can be consulted for medical and
business purposes from nine In the morning until
six in the evening. Nine. Ross has also become
famous as an astrOogist
MIR. Jake Hess, formerly with Noah
walker and George c. Henning Is now at $. Kat
zenstens, No. $40 Seventh street northwest MIR
Hess Is one of the most popular gentlemen In the
clothing business, and he will be glad to see his
many friends at his new headquarters.
Mr. A. NJ. Wilson, of the General Post
office Department, has just finished fine portrait
81 the pretty and accomplished lady of Isaac C.
Slater, Superintendent Of the Railway Adjustment
Division, Pos-oicc Department 1t Is said to be not
only striking likeness OF Mrs. Slater but for
beauty OF finish, color and tone cannot be ex.
celled.
The liquor dealers of the city are fretting
in anxiety about the disposition of their applca.
tons for licenses The new licenses take effect to-
morrow, and all restaurant keepers whose licenses
have not been renewed by that time will have to
close their bars or be liable to fine for violation OF
the liquor laws,
National Republican., 1877-10-31
The District Courts,

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT.
1t being impossible to obtain q quorum OF
Justices. this court has been adjourned until next
Saturday week, when one or two cases set spe-
cially for that time will be heard, and probably a
number OF decisions rendered.
CIRCUIT CoURT-CHIEr JUSTICE CARTIER.
Leighton vs.. Jones; judgment confessed for sl4s.
keilholn Co. vs.. Campbell ct al; jury respited.
CRIMINAL couRT-JUsTIcE MACARTHUR.
Petit larceny cases and one Of burglary occupied
the time and attention of this court. There were
seven men that pleaded guilty Of the onenses
charged against them. and the Baltimore Peni-
tentiary will In few days receive fresh Install
mcnt OF convcts.
EQUITY cOURr-JUsTIcE oLIN.
Barton vs. Middleton; private sale authorized.
DOwney VS. ROhrcr ct al.; order disCharging re-
Miller VS.. Miller reference for taking testimony.
Mitchell vs.. Mitchell attachment awarded TO
bring witness before examiner.
Mulheiscr vs.. Bergman; application for review
denied.
Robbins VS.. Kelly; Intervention of Mary Brian
allowed.
IN re Of Henrietta Albrecht; decree appointing
Augusta Erhartt committee.
Adjourned until eleven a m. to-day.
PROBATE couRT-JusTIcE oLIN.
IN re estate Of james Flanagan, deceased; the
guardian directed to SEND In his accounts as exec.
IN re estate OF J. c. Lewis deceased; will proven
IN re- estate Of willam Hogan, deceased; two de.
crccs aud All appeal.
IN rc estate OF Elijah Ourand, deceased; J. G..
Payne appointed guardian.
IN re the will Of sarah Randolph; assent OF the
heir given.
Last will and testament of Joseph Barber fully
proven.
IL re estate of Ferdinand Butler Opposition
filed
Adjourned until to-day, at eleven q. m.
SUITS ENTERED.
ETpity sid,.-Lucy A. smith VS.. X. j. Raney ct al
To iOrccOse mortgage Mena BrannOn VS.. David
VI. BrannOn; Tor divorce.
Lutr siic-Samuc +. Culbcrtson vs.. William
Ensminger: attachment on account. T. Robert
jenkins ( Son VS.. T. :. Randall on note. Apple.
man 4 Mumpcr vs. J. H. Kuchling ct al; OH note
Appeman d Mumpcr VS.. J. q. Nuerr Ut al; oil
note,
National Republican., 1877-10-31
DIR. NIorrell's
Ozone at druggists, o cents.
l2Oy Pennsylvania avenue.
Base ball.


Tho base ball season In Washington was
closed yesterday afternoon with n game between
the National on one side and a nine picked from
the different clubs Of the District on the other
withcrow pitched for the National and Bannon
for the picked nine, but owing to the able manner
In which Witherow was supported the Reds" were
vctDrOhs by score Off to J. after six innings play
detailed account of the game would not prove
interesting the majority OF Bannons side were
sadly out uf practice, aud also labored under the
disadvantage Of playing out Of their regular
positions.
For the National Trott carried of the palm In
batting Us he seemed TO find no difficulty in hit
ting "Pete's' curves Houcks second base play
was up the standard. and he earned a round OF
applause In the tifth inning by taking a difficult
liner OIL HarrisOn's bat, while Barron played his
position In u faultess manner.
On the picked nine Kenny caught in tip top
style aud the longest fly hit of the game was
grabbed by Howard Wall alter a hard run. But
then Howard is noted for his excellence in the
centre, and 1t Is sure out whenever ball goes in
his direction.
Mr.. fuckers umpiring was fair, he being en-
tircly too slow in calling balls thereby allowing the
game to drag somewhat.
The following summary tells the story:
National Republican., 1877-10-31
The Supreme Court of tho United States.

The supreme Court of tho United States.
TUESDAY. Oct 10, 1871.
On motion of Mr.. W. S. Cox, James NJ. John
ston, esq, Of Washington d. G., was admitted to
practice as an attorney and counselor Of this court
On motion Of Mr.. W. =. Hall. II. NJ. Pollard ESQ.,,
of ofChlicothc, Mo. was admitted to practice as an
attorney aud counselor OF this court.
No CA, The County Of Cas-. plaintiff IN error, VS..
VIM. A. johnson. The argument of this cause was
continued by Mr.. J. II Henderson, Of counsel for
the defendant IN error, and by Mr.. Willard p Hall
for the plaintiff In error.
No, 33. The County Of Cas-, plaintiff in error, VS..
Elizabeth J. Jordan. This cause was submitted on
printed Arguments by Mr.. willard I. Hall, Of coun-
sci for the plaintiff in error, and by Mr.. T.. X.
Sknkcr aud Mr.. J. H. Henderson for the defendant
in error.
No g. The County of Cass, plaintiff in error, VS..
James =. Shores. This cause was argued by Mr..
John G. Gage aud Mr. Willard Hail Tor the plain.
tfi IN error and by Mr.. j. D. Stevenson for the de-
icndant In error.
No. 81. The United States plaintiff vs.. vii.
am Smith This cause was argued by Mr. so.
citor General Phillips of counsel for the plaintiff
no counsel appearing for the defendant.
Adjourned until to morrow at twelve o'clock.
National Republican., 1877-10-31
CITY ITEMS.

WELLS ORIGINAL MAcHISE.srREAD STRENGTHEN
ING PLAsTERs.
The Oldest and the best. All who have used
them attest their merit Sold by druggists. Twenty,
twenty-five and thirty cents, according to size.
YouSG people, pay attention TO your teeth Clean
them daily with fhurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der, the best dentifrice known 1t will preserve
their whitcncS through life, prevent decay and
toothache Much pain and trouble is caused by
early neglect, therefore take heed In time. Price,
IS and 10 cents per bottle.
THoNIsoS's PoMADE OPrNE.
An olcaglnous compound OF singular merit for
dressing the hair Its use soon renders harsh, dry
hair son and plable, strengthens II when weak
and gives It that rich gloss which Is the charm Of
eGrly youth. Price, Is and 80 cents per bottle.
CLEANSE the system and purify the blood remov.
ing dyspepsia, sick headache. constipation and all
diseases caused by disordered stomach or liver.
Quirks Irish Tea will do It, Sold by all druggists.
Price, IS cents per package,
JoUvES's ISoDERous KID GLOVE CLEANSER.
Renovates soiled gloves thoroughly and quickly
Price, 25 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-10-31
NEW 4DTERTISEM ENTy.

Lecture by DR.. Wills.
Madame Ross medical.
Theo. Thomas orchestra.
Rooms, lll6 N street northwest
Gentlemens' dress hats, stinemetz.
Ladies sealskin sacques at stinemetz's
Miss Lydia Thompson National Theatre.
Furnished rooms, 1907 II street northwest
For rent house No. 1910 q street northwest.
Masonic Hall Association. notice of meeting.
G. c. Pursell, books and stationery, I22 Ninth
street northwest
Second annual meeting Of the Second Co-opera
ton Building Association.
National Republican., 1877-10-31
SO SUITS 10 order, at
EIsENAN's.
knights of Pythias.
q. c. Halver Nelson has announced the 70
lowinp nfipial visitatinns.

q. c. Halver Nelson has announced the fol-
lowing official ysltations:
Franklin, No. 2 Monday, November 8; Mount
Vernon, No 5, Wednesday, November :: Liberty,
No. O, "Wednesday, November IA; Webster, No. 7,
Thursday November l Friendship, No. H. Mon
day, November 10; Decatur, No. o. Wednesday, No
yember 2s; Syracusians, No. 10, Friday. November
9; Calanthe. No. IL, Monday. November -; Her.
mion No. Is, Tue day. December 4; Excelsior, No.
a. Tuesday, November q; GermAnia, No. 10,
Wednesday, November q Reliance No. i6, Thurs
day, November 2 Equal, No Il, Monday, Decem-
Der .; OceasiA, 10. Is, Tuesday, November l3;
Harmony No. q, Thursday, November 20; Union
No. p, Friday November 10.
An endowment rank is now being established In
this order and renewed interest is manifested in
the work by all the members.
National Republican., 1877-10-31
FALL ulsters. EIsENAw Bios, Seventh and E.
Lecture on Woman.

Rev. David Wills, ID. d., delivers a lecture
on Woman" In his church the Western Presby-
terian) this evening. His lecture on Uncle Tom
Without Cabin" which formed one of the Cen
tennial course at Philadelphia last year was much
admired, and those who have heard him preach
know that such subject In his hands cannot fail
10 be interesting
National Republican., 1877-10-31
AMUSEn ENTS.

NATIONAL THEATRE
81 Observe ihs, the present week will be the only
CiiAsTE I'd CxPriVATINa PERFORMANCES
MISS LYDIA THOMPSON
AND HER MERRY COMPANy,
COMPRISING EXCEEDING FIFTY ARTISTS.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS,
An entirely new buflesquc. the m Jst mirthiul
yet product. The freat Boston and
... Philadelphia success, -
OXYGEN or. UAs IN BURLESQUE METRE.
III Que al, entitled
HoW TO MAKE HOME HAPPY.
fRlDAl, Farewell Benefit of Lyiia Thompson,
BLUE BEARD" and the " HEAfHEN CHlNEEa "
Played exceeding 1909 times, ana witnessed eleven
times by Their Royal Highnese, tue Prince and
saturday Mrtinee-ROBiNs IN CRUsoE.
When the prices will be: Orcntstra aud reserved
seats, 81 admission, 20 cents.
saturday Evenng-A Grand ponble Blll,
November 5-pINR DOMlNOES, octIi.u
National Republican., 1877-10-31
Real Estate Trnnsfers,

Ella $. Mack to Elizabeth A. Moon, trustee
for $500, lots Il and Is, square 7Sj. District OF
Columbia to Samuel Norment, for S95.Si, lot @
square $50 District OF Columbia to Samuel Nor
ment, for s2il. lot :, square 800. District ui
Columbia 10 Samuel SOrment, for sl5sn, lot ..
square 2gi. District Of Columbia to Gen. W. Cal.
den, for s26lj lot y and part Of d. in Bealls ad.
litiOn 10 GEORGETOWN,
National Republican., 1877-10-31
A Cruel Husband.

Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood, as counsel for Mrs.
Mena Brannon, has filed petition for divorce from
her husband, David NJ. Brannon. They were mar.
red June 70, 1876, and she charges that ono month
and from that time until October 10 Of the present
year he has been continually In the same condi-
ton that he treated her with cruelty and failed
to support her. She asks permission to resume her
National Republican., 1877-10-31
u PANTS to order. EIsEaAS Bros, 7th q
Revival at Ryland Chapel.

The religious revival at Ryland Chapel, on
Tenth and D streets, South Washington, conducted
by Rev Thomas Harrison, continues with undated
interest The enthusiasm among the people Is
great, and the crowd is so large that one.half who
go cannot get In the church. Over seventy have
crowded with penitenu each evening. Mr. IIarri.
son has agreed with Rev Is. PeytOn Brown 10 hold
series Of smil lar services at Foundry Church be-
6 nning DeCember5.
National Republican., 1877-10-31
Marriage Licenses,

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following applicants 7. J. Brown and Florence
" Hall, Wm. Bagger and Cordelia y. Lawrence,
J. W Brooks and Annie J. Shekell Samuel Jackson
and Martha Alexander.
National Republican., 1877-10-31
Art sale.

An extensive and rare collection of paint
ings, engrayings mirrors chromos, &c. being the
accumulated stock of over twenty years, will be
sold at auction, commencing to. morrow evening al
seven o'clock, at the weli.known picture store Of
Francis Lamb NO I'M Pennsylvania avenue. Pic
lures now on exhibition. Persons desiring such
articles should not fail to be- prc,eut.
THOMAS DOwLISG, Auctoneer.
National Republican., 1877-10-31
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

ONE visit to DR.. Hartley rsures instant relief for
catarrh. No exorbitant fees In advance. Resi-
dence removed to 93i New York avenue.
Jeit-of clothing watches, pistols, &C., bought at
Hcrzog's, slj street Orders attended 10.
All kinds Of trunks made To order repaired and
covered at Murray's sos Pennsylvania avenue
Market Space,
National Republican., 1877-10-31
THE HALLS OF JUSTICE.
PROCEEDINGS YEsTERDAY IN THE
COURTS.

The County OF Cass In the Supreme Court
The supreme Court of the District Ad-
Journed to osaturday-Decroes In tho Equity
Court.
National Republican., 1877-10-31
Intlicatinns

For The Middle Atlantic States partly cloudy
tedther: al south stations rain areas. Cold north.
sry reering 10 Tdrmer southery rinds, falling 3D.
S0meter.
National Republican., 1877-10-31
Amu.ement. Tonight,

LINCOLN HALL--Grand Concert-Miss Hosmer.
WESTERN PREsBY CHURcH-Dr wills Lecture.
NATIONAL TnEATRR-Lydia aThompson-Oxygen.
oPERA HousE-Tony Pastors Variety Company
THEATRE CoNiQUE-Grand Variety Company.
National Republican., 1877-10-31

Catxrrb, Asthma, Hay Fever aud Colds 25 cents.
Gll New York avenue.
and 1893 Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1877-10-31
NoBBY cashmere suits, at y
EISEMAS Bios
II is of Much

interest to travellers to know where to obtain trunks
that will stand the rough usage Of the baggage
smasher They eau positively get them, and at the
most reasonable prces,at the old established manu.
factory of James :. TGPhanl, ~ Seventh street
northwest, adjoining Odd Fellows Hall.
He has the largest and best-assOrtCd stock OF
trunks, travelling bags, sachels pOckclbOOks, hur-
ness, saddles, robes, &c &c. Give him call.
National Republican., 1877-10-31
CITY RESIDENt Es or MEM8ERs OF
TILE EORTY- Ell I.ru ftnNfi II Esq.

Senators and Members will confer a favor upon
usJy n"fyingus Of changes in their residences. We
will aim to make our list Of residences rs correct as
possible, and we ask their aid TO that end.
National Republican., 1877-10-31

Dzono for Catarrh. 632 New York avenue
and 1909 Pennsylvumia avenee
FULL dress suits, at EI'ENAS BRVs'.
National Republican., 1877-10-31

ALL the great vocal teachers Of Washington vii
be represented BY pupil In the Thomas concert.
National Republican., 1877-10-31
Use Ozone

Inhaler for Catarrh or Colds q cents.
C;i2 New York avenue
and 1909 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-10-31
Court Calendars for To-Day.

CIRCUIT COURT-CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
No. l66, Davis vs.. Pedrick & Bcnter; No. III,
Mayer VS.. Bcyeridgc; No. l7o. Maltus vs.. Schwarz.
enberg: No. lsl, Rest vs.. Kingsingcr; No. ls3
Sutton VS. Wilson; No. 1856, Hetzel VS.. Kecfe d
ONeil; No. ls7. Gibbs W.. Hoyt No. 100 Davis
Sewing Machine Company vs. Rothwell X Rich.
ards: No. lg,, Hill trustee, VS.. Todd; No. 1873
Holmes vs. rsnderbery; No. l9I Plume ct al. VS.
Hooper.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JUsTIcE MACARTHUR.
George Chase, larceny. second offence; J. b. Ed
wards, larceny, second offence: Robert Williams
larceny. second offence: Chris Richardson. lar.
ceny, second offence Charles Lee larceny, second
offence; David Underwood larceny, second offence
sarah Neary, larceny Samuel Reeves, larceny ID.
X. smith, burglary and larceny Adam Green
burglary and larceny William Mason, assault with
intent to kill; Lemuel Makel, alias Lomuel Mac.
kali, robbery.