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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15
p O S r S Q RIP T T.
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THE CHICAGO FIRE.
FCRTHER PARTICULARS.

FURTHER PARTICULARS.
loss ESTIMATED AT OvfR MILHoN-lIsT Of CAS-
UALTIFS.
CHICAGO. Nov. LITTLE fire originated, according
to an eyewitness near the stove and probably from
il at the north elevator, and was spread not only by
the elevators, but by the light-shait in the middle
OF the building which extends from the garrett 20
the basement and is from forty to fifty feet ia eA-
tent.
The builling was owned by the Singer Manufac-
turing Company, and cost, when bult, some five
wears ago $3.50, O0O and is worth now az least hall
mi lion of dollars The walls which were impaired
bv nm earlier fire. have never been as strong as they
slould be-. and are now so shaly that thcy viii,
doubtless. come down. The building may therefore
DE considered very nearly a total wreck.
The stock is variously estimated at from three
quarters of p million to a million and n half dollars.
Mr. Field himself estimates the loss NJ about mil
lion dollars ON stock The manager on Inc Ietall de-
uartmcnt says there was r,idll Stock I'D tLt STORE
n 500 UO3. and from a quarter 10 han lnIIen
dollars, worth of the wholesale STOCK stored hi ne
basement 200 .
il stated To Dee over -2oU.Oo0 ahd D. placed b. a
Nc,--Y.rx agency. TIE ~i0rA rs believed 10 hc
Insured for at least two-thirds OF ltS yaiHe; AcH-
dent. were numerous, aud scarcely one OF tlc hIt-
men escaped wliacat blllaes' Inc IoHo"IHs are
CltaIIs 4. DrDLiY. of san Francisco, but formerly
"a member of the Chicago IRE company winch
ha wa. assisting Tonight KILLED.
4 Waterman ia tue building, named EMKuoHY,
Lieut.. j. il. THArUHBEnG fireman, injured dan
FRA<Cis FiASNIGAy, internally hurt and asphyXi-
4, c. TtYNr. colored fireman, head and mouth Sc
vcrcly injured
JEROME BARLtA, pptmdl, DauD lHJHIeu "Dou' ia .
and bands.
The following are missing;
ions O'RorRBE and tUGTNE SWEENrY, ppemen,
supposed 20 be la the ruins 60,
pATr,K SMITH, an cupiuyc. was hurt badly by fall
inc timber which struck him Oh the head.
All the injured are more or less burned. u he IN
iurrs however. resulted largely from the falling Of
Stairs and che elevator which fell ON account Of the
brcakiugof lh- rope. Three men were under It, ana
two were probably killed.
Eight hundred and iity persons are thrown ont
of employment 10y tlis disaster, 100 OF whom are
women, employed as dTc,smabeTs, filters, etc.
LIOroHer de'qts ~ neFcs, seel,stp1g-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15

The police of Brooklyn were informed Tues
DAY night that i-,tu, Leafaan, ag tw1 AMI hai years.
the son OF Hebrew paren,s had been nina'ped from h
home. Ne 400 Coolest The child went INTO The street TO
play about o'clock A he did not return at O'CLOCK
the mother Became alarmed \ coored woman l'n le'
rn.,, VITO ,r,s aeon tinted with the cli. tol the
mother that She had found h.m ia the clmpaR
Of strange ran. had taken Inn 10 tne
corner near his home. and there lciu niuI'
Revond the fact that two persons mo Sou
him early I'm the evening. nothing fur hcr could Poe @
al during the night About o'1Qck. ycsi .rHF hirf
noon two little girls walled into the second f ncl 7t
lion House. in NoIk-st, accom- ancl hy t' h"n'lr,,
nov Tho Girls sad that big man h1d given iH'ih
five cents TO lead him 20 the STATION Inh-e.
The little fellow could give no account at hi, "iHt'il
further th1n f,at ne went 20 bed Tuesday night WIN
his Uncle Willie an expression which u u snrn-t'
the kiluappcr had taught him 10 use. The noiheI VIM
od been unconscious part OF tho time yesterday H".
ing because Of her grief oyerioycd 10 rreIn posses
sn M her how Tho grandfather who bad offered To-
ward of ~ 600 opened several bottles oi od ltuI ,n
wine i'm his delight which he freely dispensed 10 neEh-
bors The description ~ the kidnappcr given by the
Iittle girls il is hoped will lead 10 his arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15
PORCELAIN, ENAMELs AND ART POTTERY.

Beginning at o'clock this afternoon, Messrs
Herman frost Co.'s latest collection OF Dresden,
s6vres Berlin ana Worcester porcelain, japanese
clots0nu6 enamcls and art pottery generally will be
Gold The sale viii be at No 10 UniOn-square to-day,
fomorrow and Saturday The 400 pieces In the coliec
tom have been consigned TO these welknown dealers in
fee wares from the best collectors OF Europe, and
hr,ce he finest specimens manufactured In Europe
aud the at Tie great variety Of this collection is
of s chief attractions, and collectors VIII be able 10
s,,nnIy many DEFICIENCIES among their treasures. The
Jofanese collection was especially made by an agent
snt from this country The Faience ware and porcelain
are from Dresden Paris SevTes Berlin, Limoges, Lune-
Vile and other modern manufactOrics The assortment
az Oriental elosOnne enamels Is OF exquisite workman
aim and one Of the best imported 20 this country
INC MIDI reputation u Asssrs Hermann II0st 20. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. LITTLE Transpaciic
Cable Company for laying telegraph cable from Fan
Francisco to Japan and China Via the Hawaiian Islands,
wa. organized to-day with the following officers:
Preadcnt-Lcland Sanford
VicePlesid. niS -Celso Caesar Morens land John 4.
Miller
Secretry-A. :. Hidie.
7yedslfreT-Nark f. Mcdonald
directors George =. Dodge, William Morris Eugene
Sullivan, William Irwin, o. II. Ia Grange, -. L. NcDou-
aid William simon. Frank PlXley, y. X. Mastcn all Of
California, and Henry O'kcilly, Of Aew-NOrk.
James C. Flood was elected director. but has not et
signifod his acceptance. The capital stock Of the com
panv is 81 600 OOO ia shares Of 500 each Vice Pre-
dent MoIcus viii leave in cW weeks 10 secure tho nee
essary franchises from the Hawaiian, japanese md
Chinese Governments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15
DIR. vANDERPOEL SUSTAINED.
SHIPPING MERCHANTS EXPRESS APPROVAL or HI
ADMINISTRATION.


SHIPPING MERCHANTS EXPRESS APPROVAL or HIS
ADMINISTRATORS.
The charges of the Quarantine Commissioners
that Health Officer Vanderpoe has extoried oxorbiiaut
fees for medical attendance from shipowncrs and
agents, have attracted considerable attention among
the shipping merchants. reporter OF TIE TRIBUNE
called upon several OF the prominent merchants
yesterday, for expression Of their opinion, ana
received nearly the statement from all
OF them. They think that Dr. VanderpOeis admins
ton has been vast Improvement over the system OF
six years and express approval OF H. Ihey 90 not
consider that any cNtOrJion na7 pecn ~ ~
that quarantine is well managed IL WAS snsEe.c
that the charges grew out OF the clasmg between Two
departments, one of which seemed 10 lnlcIct ciI""o
Ously the laws governing Quarantine. one OF thc I
chants stated that he had understood that the trouble
originated last Spring in The Commissioners ..hG uie
Heath Officers attention certain sections Of tic Quar-
antiue Act, which they claimed the Doctor 'uhN
disregarded OF the letters sent to Dr. Nanderroe
by the commissioners proposed to report the matter 70
the Governor OF the State, and another to submit the
whole affair to the AttOrney-General
Mr. SpicCr. Of the firm OF Mallory Co, said that thcfe
were OF those abuses now which existed during Dr
Carnochan's administration, and that there was VAST
improvement since that time Dr. Nanderpoel was the
best Health officer this port ever mad Inc urn nag
sometimes paid from 81 to 500 for the Owage OF one OF
their steamers from Quarantine station 10 aother
and he thought II might nave been more chcapll IO
communication could have been made between the shp
and the shore yet this towage charge he dd moi suppose
some of the ship-masters complained Of the delay
which thew sometimes subjected % DY tine Deputy
Health Officer who they said, appeared 10 be rather IN
the vessels tier turn. DIR. Nanderpoel haa pee" ~
formed of tins, and cautioned the deputy 20 ahe no us
tincon IN the boarding Of vessels. The CAPTAINS sld
they did not object TO steamers being boarded hrs pu
they wanted the sailing vessels to be boarded iii or"er oi
arrival. =. . ..----.-,,
Ii was the view Of shpowners generally that IT would
be advantage TO commerce 10 abolish port ices ana
pay the Health officer stated salary Iheh there Gou
be pretenee in any quarter that extoron had Deen
practlced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15
coNNo1Ys LIFE in SWITZERLAND.

Concerning the reported personal service of
the summons aud petition on Richard T. Connolly in
the 81 900 900 suit attorney connected with the
SAYS that Mr. Connolly has not seen the petition and
that the service made in guar way the at
ofncvs for the defendant and thatit Is effective il
made ~ person on the defendant. THIS attorney fur
Cher states that all efforts c0uprOmse BY the friends
of Mr. Connolly have been abandoned. ana that when
Judgment mas been rendered II iEc prosecution succeeds
I'm tbe trial 10 begin next Monday, the viii be
ended "Undcr the laws Of SwltZ rand," he adds,
"ybere Mr. Connolly resides neither an eXraditOn
nor q transcript OF judgment can reach his person
10. 8pcfty and Mr.. Connolly viii probably end his days
al ms home NeVay."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15
MYSTERIOUS MuEDER IN HOsToN.

BosToN, Nov. 14.-Bridgct Francis Kennedy.
whose residence was at No l3s Hudson-st, was mur-
dered in South Boston this evening, while her way 10
visit her sister at No. $40 West si1th-st About
o o'clock she rang the bell Of her sisters
residence, was admitted by her brother, i'm
mediatey fell 10 tie floor unscouscious and
died i'm ten minutes. On examination. three .taLs
were found in her eft breast The affair involved in
mystery. Peter Mahoney was arrested after her
death. lie had . bloody knife In his possession
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15
MEDIcAL STUDENTS READY FOR MIsCHIEF.

WEUINAL II UUi@NIo II4hI'I 'VI' II
The students of the College OF Physicians
and Surgeons had a rehearsal, yesterday. About my
Of the students were pracclng energeucaHy WIN u''
horns trianelcs drums and other noisy instruments
They state that at time OF the meeting OF the iDci
Club Tomorrow night $50 students viii III the ycstihe
and railways and make things so lively rs 10 for inc
Liberal Club to surrender It's lease" Inc leaihE lne
bers OF the Liberal Club declare that they VIII continue
To hold their meetings and They ate that they VIII nave
free discussion tomorrow night If II takes al the poce
IN the city To protect them. some OF the more cohsed
tive students re thar discussions be NOT uicIeiu
with unless further attacks made by speakers on the
Faculty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15
rrryERAL OFpR. MARTYR PAYNE.

The funeral of DR.. Martyr Payne, late Treas
urer OF the University Of NeWYork took place yestr
day from ST. Marks Church The medical students oi
the university present with nearly all the menu
beers Of the Faculty The different medical colleges IN
che citv were well represened besides the medical fra
ternitv there were present Charles OConor, Samuel
Hail. John Taylor Johnston, ana other prolnnent srn
men The Rev DR. Rylance ofi,iatcd The pail bearers
were DTs Crosby, MarxO Pardee. Purple and Post and
Professors Thonrs0n, Anderson Draper, Daring ana
Looms. The body taken 10 Mount Auburn Ochc
tery. Boston, for mtcFmcnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15

For the arrest Of the thieves the recovery OF the
goods the firm has offered 500 reward
Because of his call to the pulpit of the South
BAPTIST Church. Twentyhfth ST., New York, the Rev a
Stewart Walsh has rendered his resignation as pastor OF
a., c,h..,,ora Rautist Church on Wloughby ave-
Nv unanimous vote, the members OF ms present con
r,legation on Tuesday evening, requested Inn 10 re-
main Even he accepts the NeW-1 Olh CALL 'li ""'9'
will continue 10 live IN Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15
RECOVERY OF THE DIRECT cARLE.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Nov. 1.-THE steamer
Nina succeeded at $3.50 last night ia picking up the
eastern or Torbay end Of the direct cable aud after spite
ing in about one mile and half OF cable ran out 10
the western anchorage buOying the same. Everything
is now ready for the final splice which viii be made
soon as weather Is calm enough 10 allow this opera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15
. rHE CITYs ColnIGRcNL NTEnEsTs.

The Board of Trade and Transportation yes
crlav adopled resolutions asking the Legislature to
pursue wise policy regard to the canals of the state
The result OF the low ton plan. it asserted, had
practically demonstrated the superiority OF the Erie
canal and connecting water routes a. a OF cheap
TRANSPORTATION, ana had also restored 10 the
state and city eonsiderabe share OF the
view of the enlargement of the Weand canal
IN consideration of tine fact thar the final hearing on the
subject OF reimbursement Of tine liabilities 90 The Union
and Central Pacific railroads IL 10 ne held before the
senate Committee al Washington on SATURDAY, TcsOu
ton Was adopted that the proposed system of yearly
payments. TO constitute sinking fund for TIE ultimate
REDEMPTION ~ their debts TO the United states. should De
considered with suspicion. Resolutions were adopted
also favoIiu- steam communication with South America
and d,uOuucIug he proposed advance in West
bound freight after the closing OF the canals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15

NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence, Weakness
= ofthe OF ~ Ge1er1ilyu SCI speedily aug ia cay
cured hv NrIIE~TEW- SPECIFIC PILL. Two ID SIX
BOXES ar usually sufficient Price n uer box SIX boxes 20
send for circular. prepared by WIN cHEsiE H * Co.
Chemists 80 Johnst. Sc" lorS.
STRUCTURE, Impotence. and Diseases OF the
> oeneratye organs IA Iclly AMI ~ cdy cured Office
hours 3 He's - A. DANIELS " D. - Le NingtnnaY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15
COUNTY MlJoRIrIEs IN NEU-ToEK.
The official majonties for State officers in
-. A..L. ...r. ~. iuIn--. I'M thn cnnnlins nLm.l

Albany County cast Lib votes Tor juno the Labor
candidate and o. scattering, thus giving Beach only a
plurality. Orange County cast sos Temperance and
Labor votes The following some olthe local major
tiles for the legislative and judicial candidates:
ST. Lnlrrence-Iynde Gep) for senator. 4.aS3: Row
land G!epl $40, Hepburn QicpJ LOO, aud Palmer
nicpJ .4O2 for the Assembly; Tappan RepJ Supreme
Court Judge, 313S.
Naturalization QscpD for senator, 4s3 Hamilton
Fish ir. was elected 10 the Assembly.
Oueens-Oaklay tDem Tor senator .sG7; for the As
seibly Jones (Dcm.) 500, ANA Kccnn tDcml 400.
Or0pg,-st. John lRep) COZ plurality Graham Wep)
81 2 and Howl Rcp) 10 plurality FOR the Assembly In
Uoyts district there 6Js Temperance and farmers
votes.
OFFICIAL FIGURES FROM PUTNAM COUNTY.
The official majOriucs in Putnam County are
as follows:
Serrsfnrg-John G. Churchill OIep)................ IL
TyeGSurcr-Iamcs Mdcklu tDrnD ..............,
Senate IXM DiSi'Wm. n. Rob erts0n Rep)....... b,
Assmbig-sHamon Fish, r. Qscu) ............... 337
county Judge Wright Dem)-. 1913
Unaffected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15
WHAT BANKERs, AssocIArIoNt

Associated Press dispatches from Washinl-
60, bae referred TO 'st Of counterfeit notes complete
-, ,to re.l,ets' Association Of NcwYork" number of
.,,nert bankers IN this city stated yesterday that
M III not seen q .i.t Of the kild mentioned, and they
klcS vi no bankers association heS eA"eP' '"o A0iF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15
EXCLUSIVE PIERS FOR STEAMSHIPS.

A correspondent Of TIE TRIBUNE complains
Of an act OF te Legislature which gives 10 steaIs
shin companies The cxcusyer light ofdoca piers which
they lease from Dock Dopar ana suggests that
IN oo. should be made 90 repeal tie law lie says that
tliss a monopoly which excludes ships from dscharg
Ing their calgoes and is detrimental 10 the commerce Of
Gle port. Prominent steamship men and merchants Of
This city do not agree with TINS view. They SOY that if
this right not accorded % them exclusively their
VI sells would seek other places where facilities could be
ciyru them. steamship docks seldom unoccupicd
hv one or more of tie vessels Of the different hines
eflrr In receiving delivering cargo BEFORE the act
WAS pa .e 1870 years ago, giving to the lines the cGCu
fivc relt % cir p-i tie hahOr master could ais
own discretion Cd, TO here ht might dock a vessel 1t
WAS very often the that this done 10 the injury
81 the steamship company. For instance. steamship
yould arrive end find s usual dock occupied 10y san
fuc vessel and iu order 10 have the latter removed con-
slider bic DELAY and expense were necessary. 10 is claimed
fliat the STEAMSHIP companies need regular dock fDr
fbcr steamers much merchant needs an cstaD-
l.Led acn his business else a.sCu gers and shippers
fieultr steamship.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15

can Bankers Association James Buell., secretary Of
this association, stated TO n TRIBUNE reporter toat
neither the association nor connected with 1t had
published any list of counterfeit notes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15

A T,rCKY THoUGm.-YOung lady: "Wlll You
please lei me have pot cold creami" Countty snop
keeper after some hesitation and searchG an peg
norIou miss: ind we nave not any cold cream JsI tt
present; but we nave excellent condensed MIX
London Fun.
A school board inspector asked small pupil
OF what the surface of the earth consists ana WIS
ques ION slightly that the fact might be Impressed on tAt
make ~ 10 which came tho immediate response:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15
A BOY STOLEN AND RETURNED.

importers OF tls class Of goods - Guarantee OF the
genuine character OF every article offered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15
REBUKING RICHMOND COUNTY POOR OFFICERS
lrhn fnIlnrsino letLer has been receiyed Ly

The following letter has been received by
the snrerlnte1deut OF the Richmond County Poor from
Mrs Josepiae Shaw Lowell, Commissioner OF the State
Board Of Charities
Iregret % say that the last time visited the Rich
,a6 cu-tv Poor House the condition 81 the sick iu-
on ne women's side. Far from what il should
e. Among TIC many things Which required attention
,rr, the following: The beus u some OF The rooms were
ov run with vegi1in Many of the patients had had no
TfE Tor several weeks one poor woman was very lh
INDEED but there was no the room 10 care Tor her
properly ana for me size had bad no food ina she
could cat Women with sick babies were lcit All hlgit
without light There IS u0 way 10 remedy these things
except Dy tue appointment " maiTon, who sEa. I'VE IN
fe Poor House, aud have the direct oversight OF The
female inmates For three years ths sep has been
urged upon you by tie local Visiting Committee % our
oounty You have never paid any attention 20 their sls
POSITIONS aud directly responsible for the pres ut DIS
so4ccf1 condition Of the Richmond County Poor House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15
Announcements.

IUNDBORC's PERFUWE-WOOD VIOLET-pOs-
sesses the natural delicate 0dJr Of the lowers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15

4 SrDDFN DIsAPPEARANCE OF llEARTBCRN,
NAUSEA Cos.y,ucss ami o.er symptoms Of dyspepsia is
produced by MILK or Ma NE-li.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15

| IMPORTANT TO AL
health VAN Bt -KlEKs ISFf,1rANl cures az -l A con
stglfluu hlnusucss hrliachc IN'r kinney @Hl urinary
l troubles. 81 cents. Sold by drag 5ts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-15

Now Omen the new elegant ami inc mpar1blc baths No is
TafaveeulaCe The bathing apartments are 100 iL tr y
and feet wide and httrd up in style lcie'lorr IN
k.Owl ID this country MIS- ALcE CAFES G. l. KHAN, NJ DE-
National Republican., 1877-10-08
ovERcoATs from s. to SOS, at
KATzESsTEIS's, $40 Seventh street.
Minor District Notea

Minor District Notes.
On Saturday the auditor passed eight bills
amounting to S7s.
The receipts Of the collectors Office last satur-
day amounted to A4i.5s.
Mrs. Eliza Barry asks drawback on special
assessment made on lot D, square 565.
An allowance for over assessment Is asked by
James X. Mcclellan oil lots Il aud ~. square SO.
-Ar. Silas Merchant, OF the collectors Office
has been granted leave Of absence for three days.
Licenses have been Issued TO lord & Taylor as
commission agents, and j. II, Magruder, liquor
dealer.
MIR. r, J. Lynch and other residents Of Third
street between and ID streets complain that they
are not permitted the benefit OF gas lamps,
The engineer has been requested to examine the
culvert on the Fourteenhstreet road next to Piney
Branch, to determine what Is best to be done In
repairing the same.
The attention Of the Commissioners has been
called to the condition Of tho young trees OH Sixth
between y and streets, and the necessity of tax.
Ing prompt action To save them.
n, W. Bailey, contractor, has nearly completed
MS paving contract on New Jersey avenue. aud
tnIs tho award about 800 yards short; which he
R'Es the Commissioners 10 make up
Tho supervisor OF the Eastern district states
that the storm washed away the foundation OF The
VIII be necessary " rebuild the stone and brick
work at the upper eud,
The property holders on Seventh street be.
tween Louisiana avenue and street petition that
the street NAV be paved with Belgian block and
thereby he In conformity with the proposed i'm
prONenent on tho entire street.
Secretary scLuTI has Informed the Commis.
soneJs that the clivcrt oil the road from oien-
wood cemetery to Rdsewood ha been swept away,
National Republican., 1877-10-08
Pallce Caurf

Ex-Judge Nelson, who has been spending
his time alternately In the work house and as a
street wanderer during the past year, was ar.
raigned on the charge OF stealing an oycrcost two
white sheets and collars, from Mr. Richard *,
Evans. Nelson said that he would have to plead
guilty, and was about TO explain. when the court
sentenced him 70 six months In Jail. There are
few more pitiable cases OF degeneration than that
OF Ju'"e Nelson He was once Nirginiau Of
ton 10 become one OF the boys" and took to
drinking and high living. These soon unsettled
the little Judge; he squRndcred his wealth and sc
quired most evil habits. For several months he
mas been recognized by police officers Ms sort OF
privileged vagrant and only occasionally sent tO
good. Even In his adversely the Judge wns always
bright and always happy and always drunk. lie
tried To look well and huttnned his coat across his
bosom, and carried his head and uttered chunks Of
wisdom like statesman. His nntty little hat was
always pcrchCd saucly Oh one side Of his wise
head, and his clothes were cleanly brushed Now
he has been convicted Rs thief, and he can sink
very little further.
LuciuE Johnson was sent 10 Jail for three months
for assgultlng Reuben Lacy.
Martha Williams was aralgned for asSnultlnC
Catharlne L. JOnes. The cRsc was continued
Martini giving sl00 personal recognlHancc.
John lIbbey forfeited collateral for the larceny
OF a quantity 0fharneV.
James shrcves was arraigned for grand larceny,
and the case was continued.
Eddie Retts aud Lewis Holden, schoOlb0yS were
hncd SO each for throwing str,es. One OF the
stones hit school girl named Alice Iiuntcr.
Ella Thompson and Lucy Weldon were fined g.
each for loud and hnisler0us conduct
Tho cases Of John RlIder and Albert Fortune,
tinued
Catherine Donovan WAS Grraiyned for sSsaalung