davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-01-03
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY GgJ6eRIKh.

All sufferers fram this disease that arc
anxious to be cured should try DR.. Kissner's
Celebrated Consumptivo Powders. These
Powders arc tho only preparation known
that will cure Consumption and all diseases
of tho Throat and Lungs indeed so
strong is our faith in them, and also TO
convince you that they arc DO humbug, we
will forward to every sufferer, by mail, post
paid. Free Trial Box.
Wo don't want your money until you arc
perfectly satisfied Of their curative powers.
If your life is worth saving, don't delay in
giving these Powders trial, for they will
surely cure you.
Price, for largo box, $500, sent to any
part of tho United States or Canada, by
mail, on receipt Of price.
Address,
ASH & HeOHSEsENs.
$50 FULroN STREET, BnooEIyN, N. Y.
Dec 81, 1877 G-ly
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-01-03

Governor Colquitt, Of Georgia, has issued
his Proclamation declaring that tho new
constitution is now of force aud effect, that
Atlanta is the capital Of the State of Gcor-
.a. aud that the homestead article is part
OF the organic law.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-01-03
TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

Offer at private sale, at half Of its ap-
L praised value,
TWO TRACTS or LAND,
One containing 2i3 acres, two miles from Wal
halla Depot, and miles from Seneca City,
valued at 81 per acre, and tho other containing
120a acres, adjoining the former, valued Sc per
acre.
All of boil, tracts is native forest, except
about twenty acres of the former, which has
been recently cleared.
Sold to stop interest in the Banks at Anderson
and Walhalla.
If not previously sold tho Lands will be
offered at auction Mt Walhaln on Salcday in
January next.
TERMS: Half cash; balanc, at one year
with interest from date.
j.. j. NORTON, Trustee
Dec 81, 1877 g.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-01-03
sssEszeEE'hS,;s s!sa.El.

DY virtue OF an execution TO me directed
ID will sch on TUESDAY after salcday in
Jnnuary, on tho place where drfcnlan. nov
lives. hity bushels OF corn, more or less. Levied
Oh rs the property of James Staunion at the
suit Of q. ". Williams $50. Terms each.
J. II. ROBINS,
Sheriff 0concc County.
Dee 50, 1871 5-3t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-01-03

The joint resolution ratifying the
amendment to thc Constitution which lcvics
an annnal tax oftwo mills for she support Of
public schools has been passed. The
Senate st the previous scS>i"n, IS76-7,
pissed this resolution. and The House. Dc
ccmhrr -, hy SS 10 %, (uorc than the two
thirds vote rcqnirrl To amrn.l The Constitu-
tor,) onnsurrcl in t'e Constitutional
N"-c;s Uncut.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-01-03
NOTIONS AND HOSIERY.

a moro beautiful line of these GooAs havo
never been brought to this market, consisting
in part oC Ladies' and Gents Kid. l.isc and
Buck Gloves and Ganntlcts Hamburg and,
Piquc Edsings and in>crlings, Silk and Linen
lIauhkcrchcfs. Ladies' Undcrvcsts. Ladies'
ava Chidrcn's Brown, White and Striped
Hose. Ladies' Silk Ties, Fichncs and Bows.
all shades Ruchings, Rufllcs Collarettcs,
Collars aud Cuffs, Footing, Linen Sets, boy
lies and many other new and beautiful
selections, too numerous to mention.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-01-03
NEW BAKERY
AT
VValhalla. s. q

THE undersigned hcgs .eavc to announce O The
citizens Of Walhal.a and the public generally
that he has opcnci NEW BAKERY at The old
stand OF Mrs. NJ. NJ. Kinard. Main Street.
Fresh Brcai, Cakes and Vicna Brctzcls always
or hand. The wholesale trade can bc supplied
on short notice. Also, OH hand choice stock
of Candies, Fruits, &c. Parties anu Balls sup
piled. Give ne call. My prices arc low and
satisfaction guaranteed Respectfully.
GEORGE HEST.
Dec27, 1877 G-3t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-01-03
DRY GOODS,

Consisting in part Of D mcsic Sea Island and.
Hickory Shirtings, Shccinga, Tickings, North
Carolina Plaids, Prints. Scotch and Domeesbr'
Ginghams, Linseys, Beachcd and Brown CtAS, ,oe'
F'anncls, Cambria and India Ionsclohs, (c5H--
prising the most popular brands-Ncw York
Mills, Wamsu;tn and Gold Mcdal) Blankets,
Ladies' Single. Double and Breakfast Shawls,
Boulevard aud Holmoral Skirts, Ladies Cloaks,
Sc, is complete in every particular.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-01-03

\ GExfit lliNr.--ln our style / climate
wit lis sud l"n changes ottcMpc. ..;nrc-rain,
winl and sanshinn or;cn intc:minglol in II
siMSln aay-,it is no wonlcr that our children
friends and relatives arc 50 frequently taken
from us by neglected. cHlds, half the deaths
resulting directly from !;!;3 can>e. i bottle
Of BoSchc's German Syrup kept about your
home for immediate use will prcvcn, serious
sickness, n large d,c:or's bill, md rcrhaps
death. by the use Of three or four doses.
For curing consumption. llcmorrhascs, Pncu.
mnnia, Severe Coughs, Coup or any disease
of the Throat or Enn;ss. its success. is truly
won;lcrfnl as yonr druggist will tell you.
German Syrup is now sold in every mwn or
village IN this continent. Sample byttlcs for
trial, Zoe; regular size, 75c.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-01-03

TIE THcoME TAX "A Washington dis
patel, states that Representative Burchard,
Of Illinois, expresses himself 10 favor Of the
restoration Of the in:omc ta2. aud saws that
Randolph Tucker, of Virginia, his associate
on the sub committee preparing the tax
portion Of tho rcvcnnc bill, is agreed with
him. 1t is asserted the Proposition will be
reported favorably to Inc ruil committee,
and tho changes arc largely in favor Of its
getting into the bill, arh so through the
House. 1t will start with friends from 5oth
Iar,ics in the West and South, aud will
secure aid from all who wish to lDwcr taxes
on Thiskcy and tobacco n New York
letter confirms the reported combination of
Southern and western members on this
question, irrespective Of paMy
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-01-03
Hh T S..

A full assortment OF Ladies', Cents an
Childrcns Hats, Trimmed and Unirimmc
Also, beautiful los Of Hat Trimmings, CO,
sisting Of Flowers, Ribbons. Ornaments, &c
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-01-03
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.

SlStln6 oil EDWcrS, l,iDUonS, ornaments, NC.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
Attention is invited to our large and elegant
stock Of Mems Furnishing Goods, consisting
of Scaris, Ties and Crovats, Rcady.mado
Clothing, Suspcndcrs, Umbrellas, Shirts,
Under Shirts, Half Hose, Collars, Cuffs, Go.
A full stock of All.Wool and Salem Cassi-
mcrcs. Docskns, DIoadcloths, Georgia and
Kentucky Jeans.
a full assortment Of Groceries, Crockory
and Glassware, Hardware, Wooden and
Willow Ware, Stationery. Boots. Shoes and
Caters, Ladios' and Gents Oycr"Shocs.
Trunks, Travelling Satchels, Clocks, Wall
Paper and Paper Shades. .
Always on hand u full line of Tailor's
Trimmings.
Agents for tho Weed Sowing Machine.
Rod Rust Proof Oats for sale.
Coats Cotton, 4 Spools for % cents Cash.
We feel confident that %e can please any
who may oall and examine our goods. Our
polito and attentive Clerks aro mover too busy
to sorvc. You and will sparn no pains in show.
ing you goods. Call and sec us
Respectfully,
HH ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

>xs : Cs~yzs-4lisns maF sr errs,es
1BsieT e~aer4l Ass tsui sha nss NJ crx.
I'D ~ ss-rcl4l art. excryx fsr nzniriEsxl
pGrIsssez An s-@~sxl xs3 sprcizl Lzxs
crcxiing caxF-arzlssn-. nsas b~ a,s~rxa
&arsael 90 F~E~raA-d. N -acA n@aaer. kss@
~y~r. thai s. iaJa-sscr rhan - aspe
>sE Al raIirsa4at< IN this -t4ie sAnl
a-r &-e@r4 Fsaislsc hi-hw4ys. an 4 sAaE hz
frre 10 al I-rsssa. 30 tn tF4a-y-xl4ii1n 81
thsir pr-sns asd prspes1y. Eaaer sssa
rr-al4Eseas - s4ay b< pr--crSt--d ~ Las
Aaa l4.s sail l.e pxs-ed fr04 ,iaas 81 tzmr.
establishing rczsrnshse mAxtmam rates II
ch4rg-s fsF ta< tr4R-pJTtafloa of pas-cn.
ScF~ and freighgs teeEsga. and 10 pFevesl
urJusl dsscramiaxfion-
No railroad cnrTsSrxtion. OF the es-<e %
manAser tkercVf. ~hal coa-olsd.le rs ssocs
property of franchises With any other rail
road e0TpSrstion. o<ning or having aoder
il coatroi . composing line Every rail
rUad shall have the right. with it road. to
iniesseci, connect With, or cross any other
railroad: the manner Of the exercise ot
which right, however. 10 be regulated BY
Law. Laws shall also be passed. regulating
the liabilities of common carriers OF pas
seugers in cases of personal injuries occa.
stoned by negligence on the part OF the
carrier.
SEC 4. No right Of way shall be appro.
priatcd to the use Of any private corpora.
tion until full compensation shall be first
made to the owner, irrespective of any
benefit arising therefrom; which compen.
satiOn shall be ascertained 10 such manner
as may be provided by law.
SEC. 5. No street railroad shall be con.
structed within any incorporated city or
town, without the consent of the local au.
thorities thereof.
SEC. 9. No corporation shall issue stock
or bonds except for labor done, services
performed, or money or property actuall y
received. The stock of corporations shall
not be increased except In pursuance of
general law. The stockholders of all cor.
pOrations and joint stock companies shall
be Individually liable for all labor per.
formed for such corporation or company.
Sec. Z. Laws shall be passed, regulating
the right of foreign corporations to do bu.
siness In this state, and the mode in which
they may sue and be sued.
Sec. !. The legislature shall not have
power to establish or incorporate any bank
or banking company, or moneyed institu-
tions whatever in this state, with the priv
ilege of making, issuing or putting In cir
culation any bill, check, certificate, prom
issory note or other paper intended to cir
culate as money.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

or by s0me disi~son sk<secf oe nQpaimnD
bg soca szth4~sts<s tAene~f - ~ texf11n-
tzrr msy dc~s<.xae fx tk.x psspas<- A
other ot&crrx. shsssw x5rrxsna &C appefa-
nsess r. n@s pssssi~d tas ~ sAas C1nuslnu-
tsea. 4s1 all aesc~rs wkss< s6cxs mxy hnsR-
stl-r he CRESTED ~ lao. sAxll be ~ier1ek ~
th~ p~sEse. 90 .pF-sizss&. - a. k<sssAsf118
mxr g.r,ssi3r
ssr . Al n.st<.hie vs,ers 10 sAe Snuns
-AsIi ~ ssA reszia yaisEsc kigsvsy~. tsue
to all cidikcas of The sSzfe sad tAx CnSnu0
>tsze~
>es : No nxvi<xha~ sascan IN fh< sszHs
ShaI hs hriA<~a. az@m<d cr sk.xrscssA
by any Eer-oa ~ cusIsosxtsoc- vifssax ~
sufh@risy of law
Scr D None bot cisix~1s ef fhe Csiso1
>saies. or aiicns % wko have declared thei<5D-
trniioas to l,ccome s1ch in socgndance -
the izxs of ooasress. shall be eusploysd -
OF about any pubic of<ice In the Ssnse. -
in any Stale inssifatios. or on any puh1ie
work prosecuted by the State
SEc. 10. All patents and grants Of lasds.
made by the United Staies 10 sestlen -
purchasers Of the tide-lasds. shall b ra&i-
fed and confirmed by the STATE.
SEC. II. Ia the event Of the rejecti0s d
the separate articles relative 10 woTan suf-
frage, the legislature may submit the ques-
tion, at any general election, 10 the quail
fled electors OF the State; and IL . msj0ri-
ty Of all the votes cast at such electiO ., o.
the question, shall be in favor of woman
suffrage, then all women who ale citizens
Of this State, and who possess the other
qualifications Of voters, shall be qualified
electors of the State.
SEC H. The legislature shall declare the
cases In which any Office shall bS deemed
vacant and also the manner Of fling the Va
cancy, where no provision Is made for that
purpose in the Constitution.
SEC. 13. The county commissioners, su-
perintendent of schools and the county
treasurer of each county shall constitute 9
board of appraisers, who shall appraise alI
lands within their respective county, BE-
longing to the State except tide.lands under
such regulations as may be prescribed BY
law before they can be sold.
Sec. IA. The common law OF England
applicable to our circumstances, and not
repugnant to, or Inconsistent with the Con-
stitutiOn Of the United States or C0nstitu-
tiOn or laws of this States; but In the event
of laws being passed, conferring rights oT
imposing obligations growing out Of Or
founded upon the principals OF the civil,
and not the common law, then the rules o.
the Civil Law may be resorted to for the
purpose Of Interpretation and decisiOu.
SEC Is. The legislature shall have pow.
er to fix the timo for the election Of Al -
6cers when no provision u made for such
Feiecti0h fn19 O06 e eD6 gS ss ssssssAsiss
concluded next week.J
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17
From the Oregonian OF the 18th.

From the Oregonian OF the 18th.
For some time past there has been
talk about charges alleged against
Gov. Ferry of Washington Territory;
and it is said that these charges,
supported by variety Of statements
and numerous afidavits, have been
referred to Washinton city. So
much has been said concerning this
matter that it is but just to the per-
son accused, as we'll as to the people
of the Territory, that the grounds
on which the charges purport to be
based and the alleged facts and cir
cumstances presented in support Of
them, he made known. Two prin-
cipal charges are contained in the
pa pers transmitted to the city Of
Washington. One of them refers
to an alleged bargain in connection
with the organization of the House
of Representatives of the Territory.
to which it is asserted that tho Gov
ernor was a party, involving, as the
afiidavits declare, the granting Of .
pardon to son of one of the men,
bers. The other charge is to the Of
feet that at the same session of tho
Legislature the Governor, desiring
to secure confirmation of certain
Territorial officers, in order to OBJ
tain aid in the Territorial Council
to that end, offered to approve .
bill for the division of Walla Walla
county, if a member would vote to
confirm his nomination, but at the
same time declared that if he could
not secure the aid sought he would
veto the the bill; whereupon-tho
proposition being declined-ths bill
ives actually vetoed. The details
presented in the statements are
briefly these:
Alexander S. Hughes was . mem
Der of the House of representatives
of the Territory from King county
10 the year 1875. His AFFIDAVIT states
that prior to the organization of tho
House for the session Of that year,
he was approached by two di1srsae
Republican members Of the HOaso
and urged to attend . caucus 10 b
held ON the evening Of tie I'm:
Monday of October. Al frs3 hs D.
clined. but sabsequently coassn1s1
to attend without taking part n
members who solicited Ms at1so1-
Ance stated ~ an indnceDsnt thae-
TO that the combined islssnes ef
the Repabliean party thsosgh th10
would secure . speedy pasasa fse
Hsghes' son. then in ths PsniAsnGi-
.ry. The ns.ber tHaghssl bsing
in great d,ssrsss On aeuoans q -
illegal con6n<asst II ~ -, 81
being de~iross also 10 quist - dsee
solicstude of his wife on asssan1 e
the dsseniion of their ssn fssa hsueb
sss EUh6A nsA
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17
ARTICLE XIV.
MISCELLANEOUS.

SECTION 1. The political year for the
State Of Washington shall commence on
the first Monday in January in each year
SEC. 2. The term felony, wherever 1t oc
ours in this Constitution, or the laws OF the
State, shall be held to mean any criminal
offense punishable by death or imprissn-
ment 10 the penitentiary, and none other
SEC. 3. 1t shall be the duty Of the legis.
lature, at its first session, TO provide Seal
for the State, to be called the Great Seal
OF the State of Washington" which shall
be kept by Secretary Of State; and all ON
cial acts Of the Governor,-his appiova! oi
the laws excepted-shall be thereby su,hen.
ticsied. The Seal LOT the Territory OF Wash.
instou shall be the Seal Of the State until
otherwise provided by Law.
SEr. 4. No county with an ara Of 30
square miles or less, shall he divided. OF
have say part stricken therefson- without
sabmii,iag th- question 10 vote OF The quail
ifSed electors of the county, nor unless
majority VI those voting 90 the qaesason
shall vose for the same
Ssa. 3 No eoassy sea; shall be rcsoved
un,ii . mzjosiiy Of the qa.ifsed esecioss OF
the coasiy. vosing oa the qee-ssoa. sia'i
have voted in favor VI is removal
SDc G Al eszssy ofioerx. ~ksse esse-
tion er xypsinfnenf h No, prOssacd fof ~
this Csasai1ufisa, shall be el~csed ey the
sl<rsers of the respective coaas'rs- OF ~,
yrosnseA by the Goverpgr. ar ~ tss sa4ra
of eoansy commissioner. os csaef esanss
suthosisir<. ~ the Irgssi&EErw shsH ssfrn'
An eisy. tswa and prrciarr o''ioefs. s.'-s
esecfsea 40 x3ssssintuseri = n"< efossa~a 'sa
by this Csosssszsissn. shali BE- esecsesa es sse
eicctoss Of sech cities. iouns s1a PfeSf2eass
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

szxTssS T. An exssssng chariess er
rrxs2s sf ex<imssse fwSshseg~s- ua4xr = hs<s
~rs.nzxeas esd eamnrscsSa kzsiscs~ IN s-sa
fxzkA. ~ tho sirs< ef the sass'<sss oi fhss
esz-ssz4zsss. shszl thxseSfsxr have NJ ssi-
s&zsy-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17
ARTICLE XIV.
NArn Iu.arxrIyrJOna


SEcr1oN l. EIucationaI, ref6rmatory
and penal institutions, and those for the
benefit of the insane, blind, deaf anddumb,
and such other institutions as the public
good may require, shall be established and
supported by the state In such manner as
may be prescribed by law.
SEC. 2. The legislature shall not have
power to change or locate the seat of gov
ernment of the state; but shall, at the first
session subsequent to the admission Of the
state, submit the question of its permanent
location to the qualified electors Of the
state, at the general election then next en-
suing. A majority of all the votes cast
shall be necessary to such location; aud in
case no one place shall have such majority,
the question shall be re-submitted at each
general election, nntil such majority vote
shall effect location. Provided, That,
until the seat of government shall have
been permanently located, as herein pro.
vided. the temporary location thereof shall
remain at the capital of the territory at
the time Of the admission of the state.
Sec. 8. The legislature shall make no
appropriations or expenditures for capitol
buildings or grounds Except to keep the
territorial capitol buildings and grounds
shall have been permanently located.
Sec. 4. The university, at Seattle, and
the hospital for the insane, at Steilacoom,
shall, upon the adoption of this constitu.
tiOn, become institutions Of the state. and
the management thereof subject to the
control of the state, under sucn laws and
regulations as the legislature shall provide;
and all gifts, grants and appropriations OF
money or property, real or personal, here
tofore made to said institutions, or 10 the
Territory of Washington therefor, are
hereby confirmed to the use and benefit Of
said institutions respectively.
The New York herald., 1878-03-01

Shs.s W. hrmsr bSs Io, active .. ,hs sdv.aes Tho
u s%S :S issss ssns ass
q 254 asked No. Sorthwsst Tor March 81 2el bid:
sale: the cas ~s. basse 81 81 for No
M,lwsukeebsnd Minnesota 81 81 ior No. Milwauxee,
susnc. No. ssDrlns Tor March % h at rs
Corn wa, IN ,s demand ana higher especially Tor No. oS
wsre 5000 bushels March No. At 5e and 5000 bushels
bushels At misos nix ss ss s'is for H
lotsNo. mixed sic, 52c. Tor No mixed 500 o7c
Extra and No No l white, 4os 10 Do, aSae. ss51sc /;
ss1s;; 40 do. ssc. No. DO, SAC. The sales
1000 eu.nsls ~
note sale Of 5000 bales ex southmnston, at 61e mar
SIS s sS s for
sl3o tor ,,, andrss.sd kassa eloan 800 $40, rod
butts 2'se. currency. cash; Mans hemp 7c.; sisai
EoIAssEa-Ihs msfiet tor ioreiqn was dull Domes
nc was sn,e out steady on the fine grades: We quote =
Porto Rico SOC EnsiisA sisas Soc sos Ne.
NAVAL ,roansaTns msrAs. for spirits .urpentns was
y 90 e 81 s1,s 'sr.lnea, 81 ok lar 81 % sas7H
css: Eo.in hI% sssainsi. d 30 sids GOOD do 81 s.
sS g 'ay q 10 Sp ss nAd u a'
oLs-Lhe following were The BID and ssksL price: for
bid, 5ls a'ted April and Nav, 4sc bid SOC asked drss
Ss % ys.s 4 s s 'od rm :ss ss.:s 81 8 srs
beached winter sperm. u ~, do natural do ST 25:
crude Northern, 60c do Southern 35c bleached winter
7Qc. natural 90, 0oe extra beached winter elephants
Toe natural winter extra do. do TIC bleached
nsh. s2e & crude n.h, sound %5cy Maine. 47c. s5oc
PErkoLEUM-Ine market tor refined dull and nomi.
nal me market At ahe Petroleum Exchange opened at
psac.ed was q oe ana the loves, q e4 sales about
2O,vDo bbls We quote :-Crude, IN bulk 7tsc
in BARRELS vhc 9Isc; refined, in barrels l2fc asked.
do In cases, nomnay Ice tor ordinary brands
6tc &c Tor ordinary; refined, at Philadelphia i2sc
Baltimore. IKE
rouLrsr market was generally quies, bu, stock
In good condition sold At fair prices We quote Dessed
poutry-Iurkeys State aud Western. good 10 prime Ic
l3c. Jersey, gooa to prime. 12c lac. Chickens
lie l5c western good 30 prime, IOc. = i2c Ducks
state good 80 prime loc lie Western good to prime
lac ioc Jersey good to prime, loo i6c. do, fair
good. lc loc Seese--State, good 10 prime. &C.
Jersey rood TO prime, ioc 2c do, fair good 9c.
lie, Western, good TO prime. DC. a LOG
fRo,IsiONs- -kcceipts-Pork. $50 bbls.: lard. 41lO
terces, Is bbis., lvo Kegs 81 cut meas
packages bacon, terces and 3.772 boxes, beef 2Dt
ticrce and 10 bbis dressed hogs 25 quiet aud
nominal 20 bbls mess soid Sl1 26 The follow
ing were the bid and asked prices last cali
SO 10 bd 81 30 asked, April $40 10 bid Si1 IS asked
May go 80 bid, $l % asked; june $40 80 bid xii 50
asked Cut meats were quiet smoked hams quoted
- ssc Zoe. and d., shoulders ut b1Sc- &c
Bacon was quiet ~ J1sc &c for city long clear
aAa siGa ier ws.iern long eioAr. Bsai rniad
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
ABAIING NUISANCES.

Al the November term OF the Queens County (Loug
Island Court the Grand Jury found upward Of thirty
indictments against different persons for maintaining
nusances tpggerics and bone boiling establish mcntsl
at Dutch Kills, Long Island CITY, and Newtown.
Several OIL the parties pleaded guilty. and
suspended and the psrtcs ordered 10 abats
The buisanccs within thrty days Some of
the parties complied by removing their establish
mcns; others simply suspended operations Tor lew
days District Attorney Downing felt that the men
were defytng him ana obtained au order from tho
Court ordering the Sheriff TO abao the nusancss at
once On Wednesday afternoon tho Sheriff, with
posse OF officers proceeded 10 carry out hrs nslruc-
tons He found only tho pRgeries OF ElKins, MIRA
Mccormick ana FocDy occupied, the etners having
been abandoned lev days previously Tho officers
made kinding wood OF the pens and sheds turned
the swine loose INTO Tho hedS Tho pre- I'D iscs of
George Wright bone boiler, were completely de-
destroyed. the furnace broken 10 pieces aud holo
Knocked into the boiler while Wright himself was
compelled 10 cart away over ton OF putrid matter
In lew hours the officers destroyed over 81 900
of nru