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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-03-13

A message was sent to the Aldermen an
nouncing the permanent organization of the
Council.
An order was passed that the rules and Or
ders of last year be adopted until otherwise Or
dered
Papers from the upper Board were passed in
concurrence, and Smith of 8, Sturgis of g. and
Sargent of 2, were appointed to join the COM
mitree from the Aldermen on preparation of
the Municipal Register, and HASKELL of 6, Libby
Of Z, and Haydn of A. to join the committee on
printing the annual reports.
Adjourned to z 30 p. m.
Evening Session.
AS usual, there was large attendance of
anxious candidates and their numerous friends.
BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
The full board was present, Mayor Butler
presiding.
The bonds of Stephen D. Hall and Edwin
A. Leighton as constables were received and
approved.
On motion of Alderman Cushman, the Board
went into joint convention with the lower
Board for the choice of subordinate city
officers.
COMMON COUNCIL.
The Board met ana was called to order by
President Little. The proposal from the upper
Board for joint convention was received and
this Board concurred.
The upper Board then came in and the
JOINT CONVENTION
was called to order by Mayor Butler
On motion of Alderman Small, committee
of two was chosen to receive, sort and count
votes The Mayor appointed Alderman Small
and Councilman Sweat.
Councilman Andrews moved to take an in.
formal ballot for City Clerk. This was Demo
cratic dodge to break the Republican slate, but
it failed, as every Republican voted against it,
and the motion was lost
On motion of Alderman Greedy, second
committee was raised to receive, sort and count
votes. The Mayor appointed Alderman Greedy
and Councilman Jordan for that duty
The following was the result of the llotng
City Clerk-Hosea I. Robinson.
Treasurer and Collector-Henry W. Hersey.
| Auditor-Cyrus NOVEL;.
City Messenger-John L. Shaw.
City Solicitor-Henry B. Cleaves.
Civil Engineer-William A. Goodwin.
Street Commissoner-Harriso S. Cousins
Harbor Master-BeDjamin w. Jones'
Assessor for three years-Stephen Marsh.
Assistant Assessors-Ward /, Ezekiel ii.
Hanson; 2, William Weeks; 3. William Huse,
4, Charles G. Douglass 5, Henry s. Trickey; 6,
| William d. Marrner;7, William H. Plummer.
Weighers and Gaugers-Arthur M. Small
| George McAllister.
Weigher of Hay-Eli L. Wing.
Wegher of Hard Coal and Plaster-Rlchard
Cole.
Sealer of Weights and Measures William r.
r. Gross.
Ringer of City Bell-William A. StilliDgs,
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BOARDING \ BATTING STABLE.

TIME subscriber having opened Stable at NO.
Il 80 Preble street, is prepared TO accom-
MEDIATE all those who desire board Tor their horse at
q reasonable rate; also transient board and batting
teams; the best of care guaranteed
feb26dt%W1m J, l.. TUkEx q co,
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and MT. Little was elected, and thanked the
Council for the honor conferred.
The next business was the election of clerk.
Messrs. Andrews of 4, Jordan of 5, and Knowl-
ton of /, were appointed to count votes. They
were repOrted as follows:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-14
THE STATE OVER,

Gru5on CoHig-llotel drummer
are becoming nuisance 10 sherman
The city councils attention hai
been called TO the necessity Of procur'
ing hose and coupling for the tire en-
Emo Twenty persons have proiosscd
religion during the revival al che Cum
bfrland Presbyterian church. NJ SHEER
man, mdor the ouspicos Of the Younl
Mems Christian association
Calorido CouN-Ctaen Shipments
of cotton from Columbus LIST July Ia
8Oth November 1888 bales, Shipments
TO same date laht year, 1900 showing q
falling of of $40 bales Five coll
ored men made their escape from our
lail last Saturday night They got Of
thoir shaokes and took OIL the locks
with them during the night and made
microscope, Notwithstanding the guard,
Montague ComtN-North-West D.
Spear, from Bear Hill, in the southern
part of the county, reports large nuns
Der Of immigrants SETTLING in that yioin'
ity this fall, and that they are Of the
class of farmers that build up the coun.
try,--T, D, White, who was indicted
in Montague county October, A D.,
1870, for murder, was brought here on
Tuesday last from Bosque county by a
man named Todd, and delivered into
the hands OF Shoriif Perkins who has
confined him in the Montague jail
We learn That deer are very plentllul
III tnis yt1tn'yy ',, ~" 'i i,' 'ol'.iel
S S4 % Ooo o Vo"nT{ % aS,m5 - n G,'o
i non"gu ,,,i U"oN| J''' '""'se' "''"
Nolao s'e"''s
rom GrGeH coNiy,--News Item Dis
ltyt court-SeP closed us November
tel Ihe s75uIt Is liVe felony con
yictions,, one misdemenor and Que di>
yorce' The divorce case was the only
suit on the clvli docNet---lhe guess
ton OF moving the county seal. nom Ben
hcklln to SAINT Angela the town op"
poslte the fort IS again being agiIated
petition mas been presented TO the
county Judge signed by one hundred
persons among them the principal buslN
ness men OF the county, asking Tor an
election, There Are grave doubts, howN
ever, as to whether an election for that
purpose can be called II called, very
grave doubt in the minds OF those well
posted as to the result OF the election
being for removal, - Buffalo hides are
coming in slowly. Frary u Bro. made
the first shipment Of about 1000 last
week ' ss.s.-
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NOTES AND OPINIONS,

If Mr.. Bowles should survive, which
now seems possible, he will have the
satisfaction Of knowing chat his breth-
rem admit that he is the greatest jour
nalist in America.
There is an iron safe in Cincinnati
which lay for six years on the bottom
Of Lake Erie with $40 GOO in it. IL was
got by diving bell process, and ii now
serves its old purpose IN an express
office.
New York Observer Moody and
Sankey never go to Africa or to other
uncomfortable countries. They work
in the neighborhoods where the people
put plenty OF meat into their mince
pies.
1t is intrmated that old as Senator
Thurman is in any presidential wrestle
where he and General Ewing We're en-
tered, he will be able to give young
Tom both "underholds" and still throw
him.
Leon, the Mexican, has won his
fifty hours match at London for So, 600
and a cup, riding Mexican mustang,
and his opponent, Yorkshireman
named Newoome, an English
Thoroughbred.
a deacon of Danyille, Ky, is so
scrupuiOus about observing tho Sab
bath that for twenty years he has not
even fed his stock on Sundays. Ii is
also noted that he has done very little
work Oh other days.
Danbury News Our inventive genius
has not done away with the corners Of
buildings, and the man who wishes to
scratch between his shoulder blades is
still forced to hog it, or make tab
leau out of himself
Mrs. William Vanderbilt, of Grand
Rapids, has left her husbands bed and
board, and said husband thinks she
poisoned him before she left. In fact,
he il pre,ty positive OF il. Some OF
the same toyd that he pArtook OF at
her hands killed dog.
Mr. James S Key, Of Baltimore, a
son of Philip Barton Key, who will be
remembered in connection with the
Sickles tragedy, has abandoned the
law for the stage, and is to appear in
connection with Miss Louise NJ. POM
eroy on the southern circuit.
Lorenzo Baker, thirty-two inches in
height, and twenty years old, is MIN
strel performer in Kentucky. Alice
Cough, thirtyeone inches in height
aud eighteen years old, is the daughter
Of wealthy farmer. These little folks
are In love with each other, and de-
sire to marry, hut the girls parents
dsregarding the peculiar fitness OF the
match, refuse their sanction on &C
count OF the social difference.
Ex-Governor Walker, of Virginia, de
clines a denomination Tor congress. lie
says Elected governor at thirty-hye
with the close of my present congress
sional term | shall have served my state
and district ten of the best years OF my
life, to the neglect ofmy business inter
ests and the consequent loss OF a reas
enable competency Governor Wake
Is New Yorker by birth and served il
the union army.
The young bachelor Of Shelburn'
Falls. Massachusetts, who was preach
ing a series Of sermons, few week
since, on eourtship and marriage, IL
which he advised people to mary thos
Of their own age, also not to ;narr.
with reference to pecuniary cODsidera
tions, has just married q widow WORT
two million dollars, end thirty year
his senior, and has left his itlneracy b
look after the two millions. The happ.
pair will winter IN Florida, and max
a European trip the coming spring an
summer.
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The famous war horse Manassas, for
merly belonging to General James
Deering. Of the confederate state cav
alrv. died ON the first instant. The
animal was purchased at Manassas In
1862, and was about twenty years on.
He was ridden by General Deering IN
ali the battles in which that gallant
officer participated, and II was on MS
back that the general received bis fatal
wound on the retrest from Petersburg.
The horse has been tenderly cared Tor
by the family Of General Deering.
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STATE OF TEXAS.

II gives 10 the Passenger view OF the grand
eat scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds of the West.
lts passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none In the State. Pullmans
leave ". Louis daily via the NJ, X. x 4. R,y
ut 0 a. M; Hannibal at 10 u. m, and Aedalia
at 6:23 p. M, running through TO Denison /,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and hous-
ton without change. Connection j. also made
at sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections OF THIS koaQ with tha NJ,
X. a 4. ut Denison for IT. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort scott, Kansas City and all
points North and East with the Texas Pa
cinc az sherman for 81. Louis, Cairo, Menu
pills, and all points East and southeast and
st Houston with the o., IA. a ;. A. for tisn
Antonio, the O., III. 4 II. tor Galveston. tile
Texas a New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory Steam
shiI for all points on the Gull and Atlantic
coasts, and the Liverpool q Texas sfeafnnnfp
Tine TO Liverpool, Hayre and other Euro-
pean cities are perfect, while Us naedom
hon dust and heat ON account OF the nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country over
which II passes, with It's cooling Sea breeze
pleasant scenery OF broad preiries, boeuiiful
groves, well cultivated fields OF cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render IL especially
desirable and advantageous TO travellers and
shippers In preference 10 Others,
at Louis Express leaves Galveston Dolly
except Saturday at 10 p. M, Houston
| $50 b. m, Hearne at AS p. M, Dallas I.35 q,
m. and Denison at u;f5 .. IN.
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LIME Ann CEMENT.

LlME-The best quality IN barrels isworth
30 in bulk, 81 JOi ordinory Dallas, 2oc, per
bushCl.
CEMENT Rosendlu-- So worth 81 " barrel
Loulsvile BEST litlo kept $3.50 " barrel
Dallas, " 30,
PLASTER Is worth IS 80 a barrel.
Ine auppy;ol the above mentioned arti.
les Is am Pic demand fair; market arm,
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LIVERPOOL, December STANDARDIZATION
fair business doing at previous prices.
THURSDAY, WED LAY.
Middling Uplands.. -. 9-l6d q 0-ldd
WiddlIng 0rleuns.... 61dd sgd
sales 1000 bales; speculatlons and export
900 bales; receipts $500 bales; American
$3.50 bales.
Futures opened partially l-32d better but
I'M, nd y ance has since bSen partially lost.
uplands, low mIddling cause, December
delivery 15.32d; December and January
y al; January and February G5sd; February
81 ID; February and March 10 SD; March
and April 7-i6GB l3-32d; new crop shipped
November by sail 7-lGdi November ana
December l3-32d.
2p.m.-Middling uplands 9-l6i; middling
Orleans sgd; good ordinary uplands sd or
diuary upiands I'D. Uplands low middling
clause December delivery l6d; February
and March 6]sd.
81 ln.-Saies include $500 bales American.
eFutures closed dull but ste9dy,
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COMMERCIAL.


FLouil-rnir demand, which ~ met irnely
AZ no following quotations Crescent, IA
aAukr, ~ uu, san lRnlntn si lbi Empire n Nd
AAA 20 81, eagle 81 uf Magnolia, iu shoks
NJ usn ~ m; lnud'h AAA, Oh ll stat,
uoptral ANNN, 20 iui Choice Family, vi2a
Ntur Mile AK, si co.
HRAN-FrOm ~ 90 hic,
IlLIIM Al IA 4 Inn.
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Receipts, net, 1896 Dales; gross los; 8 bales.
Exports to continent 1854 bales; coastwlse
l,Ijl bales; Great Britain l0,Oll bales STOCK
25I, 20O bales.
NEW ORLEANg, December l3.-Flour is
weak, Superfine s. -: Xxx 6 75i AAA 50 w
asG COZ higher grades s6@l. Corn active nrm
and ii igher, white 559JBc; yellow 5oc. Oa's
firm, choice Galena i)c Cohee Is quoted
strong and higher; caIgoes, ordinary TO
prime !1@20H gold. Sugar quiet; common 10
GOOD common 4A@5c; tair TO FUZZY ialr 5A@
6J4c prime to choice 1896 yellow CHARMED
713SSc. MolaSses gOo1 1einahu dof nigHi e
grades; common 20g2jc; fair 2Bg2lc; choice
| 52ai2c. Rice, duh, weak ana lower urolha'
ry To choice lSt9bAc'
NEW YORK, December l3.-Flour, IL about
| 5G25c lower, light export, moderate nome
| trade demand; nuperfne western Hhu STATE
$500 ~, closing heavy southern hV Ir,. IN
| common 20 fair extra 50 tO9j 90; good Ia
| choice do So 05aS 90. Corn dull, slightly IN
| buysrs favor. Oats dull, shade easier COnee
firm, fair demand.
BALTIMORE, December lS.-Flour Is quiet
unchanged. Howard street and ", stern su'
Deriii,e sidI 20; extra Sj@6; family 80 59l ~
eity mills snperfne s49si 81; extra ~ J0@6
| Rio brands S567 -. southern wheat qulel
and easier; western is dull anu lower
southern red, good to prime, 81 S29l ~
| amber 81 46ddI ~; No. western winter red
SPOT and December, 81 i2'S; January 81 ~
| February 81 40. No. western winter red
81 Is. southern corn is quiet aud easier
western dull and generally iOWeri southern
white j3s6lc; yellow Static.
At. LOUIS, December - -Fl1ur. quiet, firm
! axtra fail 81 55a5 IS. Wheat firmer, No.
| red fall 81 goal 2O3s: No. red fall y VA bid
| corn autet and steady; No. 2 mixed 4G!tc
oats quiet but steady, No. sgI19e. Barley
| porx sl2 co. Lard easier 81 20 Bulk meat.
inlet. car lots loose, ~ S596, and 81 1895 II
for shoulders, c ear ribs and clear sides.
Hogs Nominally lower, the weather very
LATHE Weak aud quiet
| Sheen = taadV.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-14

A ACRE LOTT viii sell an acre lot AZ
over one hundred tres growing house txf5
feet, good well for $780, one-third cash,
bslencs on long time. Open for eight days.
Call Il lg7 Lamar street. nor1+lrk.
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HSull0n and Texas Central Railway
Bur feur Ticket. and ship reur freight

The following Ofices and Agents havs
been establishing BY this Company. where
information may be had concsfning nu'
only the VI. a I. b. Railway, but TEXAS een-
III. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent. Az Broadway, n. y.
Gen. j. b. ROBERTSON, Pas. ImmiKIn-
Al. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent iei
Clark street, ChicaEu. Ill.
NICK HOLM Southeastern AEent, No.
Bnrneff House, Cincinnati, Ohio
OhatfanooEn, Tenn.
~Information may also be had Il the eEer-
q e or the M. X. IT. Railway, In HeH York,
CnicaEo. Cincinnati, Hsnnina. and sfLonis
cent Pr. 4 FREIGHT Al. Hou<ton, I<x&
/" sssi M. Houriss. zsrr<,asz1n
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BY TELEGRAPH
NOON Reporl-ElnnncIal,

NEW YORK, December l3.--Stocks lower
Money per cent Gold 81 03Js, Exchange
long "a S2h; short "a 81. State bonds quiet
Government bonds heavy and lower.
Gold opened 81 03L.
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hides aud wool.

GALVESTON, December lS.-Hides, strong,
active. Dry selected lb1Sci nght sailel
ISiZe :, aelf salted PIC; kips l31f : wet sailed
a. thew run SIC; selected &c; butchers
green nc, &c of for gruDs. -. -.
Wooi1Oaerlngs free, demand light, but
nricss are unchanged; fall clip Is quoted me-
ond heavy i5aiCe; Western and Mexican
Halle.
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Evening Rcp0rt-rlne-c!aI.

NEW York, December l3,-Sterling is quiet
NJ IL 021a Money per cent. Gold strong AT
VI CSA. Government bonds feverish. state
bonds quiet.
NEW ORLEANS, December l3-Gold 81 081s
al 03A. Sight "a discount. Sterling bank
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December II 4l9ll i3c; January II lUgll lS0;
February IL 5Sgil Coo; March IL 70@ll 7Oci
April IL ol@ll S3c.
NighG-C0tton steady. uplands IL 7sl6c Or
leans Ii 9.l6c. sales 9O0 bales.
Consolidated net receipts l7l,j0j bales; eX-
ports TO Great Britain 63,O93 bales; France
70 1913 bales continent u ,76i bales.
Net receipts 2,4D2 bales; gross 3, 100 bales.
Futures closed barely steady. Sales ii OCO
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NOTICE III
Redemption City Bonds.

MAYORS OFFICE.
CITY OF DALLAS November 9Th, 1917
whereas the city council OF the city
of Dallas did, by resolution adopted
on the 3Oth day Of october, 1877, determine
TO apply the accumulated sinking fund IN
the city treasury, $780, to the redemption
OF bonds,
Now, therefore, |, W. H. Cabell, mayor of
the city of Dallas, do hereby give notice that
sealed bids will be received at the mayors
Office until ~ O'Clock, December 9th, 1877, for
the sale of two Thousand dollars 10 per cent.
ten year funding bonds, five hundred dollars
eight per cent. funding bonds, and five hum
bred dollars ten per cent. street improve
r.Ient bonds--the city reservlng the right to
reject all bids.
Given under my hand and official sigma
ture al office this 9th day OF November, 1877
TAttestl W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
J.B. HEREFORD, City Secretary.
NouT-9nt
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amAiN ASn HREk osruPFs.

oATA-selllng only TO feed M en, aO@Sic
carce,
WHNAT--Cholceg u 40; good milling u &c
gSl iOi fair 81 lOgsl 5Oi low grades u OO9
IL 10.
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Cotton Market

GALVESTON, December l3,-Cotton, receipts
9, i60 bales, Sales 2,l0l bales, Stock 93,i0l
bales. Exports coastwise 2,57l bales; Great
Britain - bales. Market quiet.
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IlInIA Ann lsNLTuIFa

HtnEs-Dry nmt, ~ ma ANA upward, 100,
drv mint, w lhs AMI upward, damaged, 100. 7
dry mint, klps aud cali, llp,i dIy salt, 20 lts
and upward, 10, green butchers, b1so,
SHEEP PENIS kaoh, owing TO wool, 200
23o,i white wool, long, alo5 white wool, fall
clip, lugAe,; black wool, l8o
HUFFALO-hullH, lei cows, DC,
TALLOW-ln barrels, biso,
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Highest emperature."...........". go
Lowest temperature..."........ -
Average temperature az II m..."".".,.,,. -
Rainfall in lO-luU
ID. W. BARNE EFT.
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q OnN-1eXas, IN shuck, hAdBbo; In de-
mand. Sneliod, none Offering,
BARLEY FEED-3aGtiOc.
RlE-I5c.
HAY-T 00SlO % per ton; Hungarian and
Millet Sl0gl2.
Had roads have caused great scarcity OF
all kinds OF grain and prices have been
forced up far beyond itg value,
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Cotton sGggeiaOut.

FOR tho week endins December 7, 1877,
Furnished The HERALD hy u. w, Barnett,
Reporter In this CITY for the National Cot
ton Exchange.
Nloclg IN lnnd SpDLCmbeT lkt,,, lds
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AIN ARTERY OF CaHHRRCE AND TRADE
TO ALL POINTS.

And offers the Best Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better Acconlmoda-
lions and Greater Security than any other
Line. Passing through the richest and most
beautiful portions OF the Great Empire
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5UUUh OH HNHW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NV
COTTON MARKEr.
MarBet firm. Middllngtl4c, Low Middling
0lsr, Good Ordinary 9cc.
INTERCHANGEABLE.
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FOR SALE.
MEDICAL OFFICE.
DIR. CARL MURRAY

HAS OPENED ROOMS FOR THE TREAT
MENT OF ALL CHRONIC AND NERv-
GUS DISEASES, AND FOR THE kSS
GENERAL PRA OTICE OF MED -
lCINE AND SURGERY.
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Receipts, net, 1896 bales; gross los; 8 bales.
Expurts to continent ,6j4 bales; coastwise
/ ,iji bales; Great Britain l0,OIl bales. Stock
The New York herald., 1877-09-11
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY SEPTEMBER H.

Flushing. There was another indictment against him
Tor burglary committed ut the same time. Ho con-
cudcd to plead guilty OF grand larceny, and was sem
fenced to the state Prison for six years. Henry
Rosche, q Norwegian nity-six years old, pleaded
guilty 10 two indictments for larceny from the person.
IL was understood that the Grand Jury would find
three or four other indictments against him Tor the
offence which consisted OF stealing change from
children sent to stores by their parents for tho pur
chase OF groceries other articos He sentenced
four years In the State Prison OF the indct
ments and three years on the other. George Young
pleaded guilty of grand larceny in stealing watch,
but Consideration OF his youth and the TACT that he
had previously borne comparatively good character,
he was let Oft with ono year and six months Ia the
State Prison. Two men, named respectively Miller
and King pleaded not guilty 10 an indictment for
grand larceny; Counsellor Kugeman was assigned TO
defend them and their cases were set down tor this
morning Baxter, Baker and tho two Halls. indicted
for the burglary at Chancellor McCunn's house. at
Oyster Bay, some weeks ago were arragned. The
Halls pleaded guilty OF burglary IN the third degree; ;
Baker pleaded not guilty and demanded separate
trial, which set down for "Wednesday afternoon,
and Baxter, who also pleaded not guilty will probably
DO tried on Wednesday morning Henry Elkins, OF
Long Island City. was arraigned tor maintaining a
nuisance and pleaded not guilty. John G. Becrscham
amt William BcchmanD, of Whitestonc. indicted by the
Grand Jury for violation OF the Excise law
called and, not appearing. their bail was declared for