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cases for penalties on bonds for violation Of
internal revenue, in shipment of whisky
nearly ten years ago
Also two judgments against Sam. II. Ben
nett, Ralph r. Carpenter, Rue 7. llutchins
and Mordeca Clark in s., $40 10 and $2,5l3 10
as penalre on bonds for some sort OF viola
ton of internal revenue laws, as the above,
and equally long standing
Judgment was rendered against Allen o.
Hewitt of cambridge Ross County, Ohio,
for So, $40 for fraudulent collections of sol
diers claims.
SUPERIOR.
The City against E. II. Dodson. Petition
in error. The Court below instructed the
jury to render a verdict for Dodson for the
fee simple value of the strip of land belong
ing to Dodson and taken possession Of by
the city in filling a street Judgment re
versed.
James P. Kilbreth, Trustee of the Ohio
Life & Trust Company, VS.. Samuel Fosdct.
Reserved on a demurrer to an amended pc
tilion The plaintiff claims to recover $4,000
upon an account of certain dealings between
the plaintiff and the Trust Company dur
ing its existence Demurrer overruled.
COMMON PLEAS.
Charles Williams and Barney Strueve
pleaded guilty of petit larceny, and Philip
Planter of grand larceny.
POLICE.
Drunkenness-S. A. Kinson, dismissed
Kate O'Donnell, 80 days; Robert Sach and
Thomas Hickey, $40 each; Frank Berg
man, 49,
Disorderly Conduct-Louisa Ormston,
Samuel Moff, Michael Morgan and Samuel
Keenan,. dismissed; Mary f. Fads contin
ued to July ID; Adam Fetclatf, Mary Ander
son, Harris Brown, John Zellhofer and
Fred Ritter, So each.
Assault and Battery-Thomas Donnally
3d. Fred Schrode and John Brown, dis
missed; Michael Isaac, $25
Miscellaneous - George Carr, common
thief, 5000; Nicholas Sticksell, overcharg
ing, dismissed; Mary Francis Eads, mali
cious destruction, continued to July ID;
John A. Coyle embezzlement. continued to
June Goth; Steve Mulcare, obstructin9
street. So; Frank Hurley, petit larceny
continued to June 23d; John Deyore, same
$200-3O; Michael Morgan, personal violence
dismissed; Frank Morton, receiving stole1
goods, dismissed Henry Dunbar, abusing
family, dismissed.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

WILMINGTON, June 25-Spirits turpentine firm
at 2Sc.
OswEGo, June 25-Wheat steady: No. Milwau-
kpe Club 81 %: red Ohio 81 y. Corn: high
mixed Toledo, SOC
Tvnr,vArorTs lime 95-FlOur steady: fancy
81 50lD6: patent, 81; family, 81 5OW5 D; low
grades 40 5Oa3 Is Wheat uuiet: No . red Q7c
IuIv Goc Corn nuie At 3f435c, Oats. 24m25c. Rye
1Or Provisions stead shoulders 4l4c; bulk clear
ribs i &C. Lard 6llc Hams 7m9c
go "a
New ORLEANS, June 2o.Sugar hrmer al " 4oog
= 60; soft rectlHcd, 81 Gi9l w. Collcc duli ana
lower: Rio ca1goes, ordinary to prime prime l.@'34l7c
sntu ouGlS n Xsv yor ou Pr,ninm
st7rli NO aych9nGn Lanl;n,S' LilIs 4S2i
s'eiA''s eA'ii,'9'' o..''Nrn" 'i.", 'o-I2. 30.
LONDON. June 2o.-flonr uhch4hgeu az Z>S
Wheat; Arrived cargoes dull ana Declined ABOUT
Is; Chicago ASA iSs 6d RED WlnEer o5S Glorhia
57S; cargOcS to arrive dull ana lower: CmctSo at
47s@l!S 3d. Cnlltorna at 25sg2oS 3 Atrlval lot or
ders LSht Corn auii aiio Leyy. AlflEeu m eaargogs
OF new 2O5 6d 90 10 aFFIVc at ZosSZoS ou' Arrivals
lor ofuers light
LIVERPOOL June . Flour american extra
State UNCHANGED at 2Ss, Wheat trmer ana more
disposition to buy; spring a. rs 2uglls lld; Ca1
lorna Cup AT LIS 9d$z' Ilu u8 49, "S{'"G S a. rs 80 "a
@lls ia, Corn STEADY new 26s so. oats q &C, sd
Barley, IS ST.. Clover seed; American 4OSGlS
Canada peas, 37S' Petroleum' spirits 49, fehled
lOd.
prices: PcnnsyIvania and Ohio choice red, 81 OS9
| | 10; medium 81 05al OS; Southern white choice,
| 81 Isl amber, 81 T. Corn in limited demand: ear
yellow choice 4,glSc; hlSh mixed mixed go loG' Eel-
low shelied, 44@+?c; mixed, l2g45c. ,aI" le"yy'
white, 2Sg3Oc; mixed, 2692'c Rye IN good sup
ply and nominal at 9o@Oor'
| BosToN, June 25.-Flour dull: Western super,
S. 256l3 Is; common extras. 81 25Gli -; Wiscon-
sin extras, 81 50a5 IS: Minnesota extras, 81 75q6:
winter wheat, OHIO Indiana and Michigan. s. 70
as; Illinois, s. 50: ST. Louis. s. 50m6 -; patent
Wisconsin and Minnesota S6a750: favoritc brands
s. 75aS Com quiet at 49052c mixed and yellow
steamer corn, 46gl7c Oats steady: No. and ex-
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&C IN order to accommodate Eastern adver-
tisers in the STAR, Mr. L. Duncan Snlfen, No r.
Astor House. New York City, has been appointed
cur general and special agent for the Eastern
State. This will De Il branch office Of the STAR,
MIR. sniffGn bCins authorized to make advertising
contracts on our bcnalf, and iece1pt all co4lectlonS
therefor i'll our name
EaJ- CINcINNATr, June 25-23O P. M.--Elour
steady and market quiet Wheat i'll moderate
demand and steady, with limited offerings
Oats duh. Barley nominal. Corn fairly active
firm. Whisky steady and quiet at yesterday $
price Bulk meats in moderate demand and
steady. Lard quiet aud firm. Mess pork fairly
active and steady. Hogs in moderate demand
and no material change in price Gold steady ut
1905
RS 'WEATHEE.-Tair or partly cloudy and rising
temperature, for the next twenty-four hours.
nt5- THE Covngton office Of the STAR Is at No
East Pike street, in fIardns Insurance Office.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Or, CITY Pa June $500 A. M.-Allegherv
River 4 feet inches and rising. Weather clear
Thermometer 5S9 Wind west
n,.,'',,,,,,,, n, I,,o- N NJ ,,o,o,,
P,sH" 10 Si ii.H: & a., '4'iI "a ~ ttirn
SVaISor nSen Lnro,,tn wind saIrt
cast
r,rrs,,r,.c r,,,o ~ !, u pi,or : foot /
o', yii," lyo.,ihor cr and nle
@ nut''' "'iN '''''''''o's' "0'''''e' O-'' "-1 P'N
'"ll''
CHARLESToN, W.. va" June 23-O a; NJ
Kanawha RIVER 1ect ana stationary Neatn'
clear and pleasant. Wind west
ST, LOUIS, June25-1:lG p. M.-Arriyed: Spraai,
Earlo, Grafton: War Eaglc. KcoEuk; Lake Su
perjor Hannibal: Grand Tower VickSburg; Lua
Ice Peoria. Jim Kerr Illinois Rive
Drnartcd. Spread Eagle Grafton; W.
EAGLE, Keokuk; Lake superior. Hannibal; Gqlp
TOWcr Virk,bllrg: Lady Lee Peoria; Belle ;
Louis, Frankfort; Grand Lake Kansas City; H..
mel ohio River. Business brisk River y f.,
and falling,
Nru, n,,,,,,.. r,,o os Va o,-;,.,1s Do,o,
,,T w., %"i.e ~ ~" c%nt f
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THE Tidy HOU>EWIFE.

The careful tidy housewife when she is giving
her house its spring cleaning, should bear in mind
that the dear inmates Of her house are more pre-
cious than houses and that their systems need
cleansing by purifying the blood, regulating the
stomach and bowels to prevent and cure the dis
eases arising from spring malaria and miaSma, and
she should know that there is nothing that will do
it so perfectly and surely Hop Bitters the purest
and best OF all medicines See other column.
je25-3tTu ,Th&S&jy25-2tw
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For POnerOy.

THIS DAY. 9th, at . P NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ h. TELEGRAPH, T.. :, Morgan, MaSter
s,..,t Freight received on WharibOat loot }.
esssSlssESaza Broadway W. Iiunsheu SupL
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY, 18th, at > P NJ, POSITIVELY,
H..S T. GENERAL LYTLE, b. Mcrreccs 3.
.4ttkk,ysss-tS Master. Freight received on Wharf
SrsEaA-1sSs boat loot OF Vine street. TAos. She.
lock President
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The Courts.


Judgments were rendered against w. W.
Crone, Rue P Hutchins, s. L. Chaffee and
Daniel W, Wells in s., 1856 25, in each of two
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For New Orleans.

WEDNESDAY, 26th, at 3 P NJ POSITIVE Y.
F.S "A. c. DONNALLY, H. L. Hart Master
#Rttss9saSi Apply on board, or to Roysc Il Mos, It
znsssssszss'a1s j. c. Dorman 4 Co., Matt. Mcclure
George Charter Agents.
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For Memphis.

WEDNESDAY, 26th, al "A. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ r. ANDY BAUM, H. J. Ninton, Maste
II75k%eSSa Apply on board, or to ROyse a. Moss,
- ArnulS nN y. O. MhArflnnt.
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CINCINNATI. June 25-1:3 p NJ.
Gold steady and quiet at lO)I2 buying, and lO0j4
selling. Gold checks ut 1907.
Eastern exchange quiet ana steady at par buying
and l-10 prem selling; demand light.
ing quiet at previous rates. Sight at "a IS,
and TO days at 81 So per in gold
Government hOnds are without material change.
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For Wheeling.

THIS DAY, 25th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
gs$ = HUDSON, William List, Master. Al
gssssssaaSsss5i ply on board.
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VINTINN T.,
The market for leaf tobacco during the past
week while firm has not had the buoysncy which
characterized it last week and purchases have gen
orally been made at u shade lower prices. Ship
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SPkHNGF1EaID, %.
Squire Cheney, of Mcchancsburg was
in the city yesterday.
Rev. c. S. Sprecher of Findley, is visit
ing his father, DR., Sprccher.
Frank NJ. Porch Principal of the Van
Vert High School, is in the city.
Howard D. Bellman, of Yale Theological
Seminary, and John II. Prugh, from the
Xenia Seminary, are in the city.
r. A. Harrison was in the city yesterday
engaged in the Ellsworth will case, III the
District Court, which sat yesterday.
1t is reported that farmers in this vicinity
have received postal cards warning them
not to use rcapers in their harvests.
Mrs. Judge Lawrence and daughter Miss
Tempe, will be the guest of Rev. DR.. Hell
wig during commencement week.
Mr. L. A. Bowman, Squire Whiteley and
William N. Whitley went to Bainbridge
yesterday in the Narrow Gauge interest.
The horse attached to the spring wagon Of
Coles d Co. ran away, breaking up the
wagon and bruising up the colored driver.
Fred. Wilson, the driver of a street.
watering wagon was severely injured to-
day by being kicked by his horse on the
head and on the leg, He will probably die
from his injuries.
A large number of former Wittenbergers
are in the city. Rev. S. S. Waltz and wife,
nee Nina Hastings, Rev. g. p. Raup and
wife, nee Mitchell, S. Sprecher, Rev J. C.
Kaufman and wife, Revs. J. A. Hall of
Miffiin, o., W. L. Dolber OF Leipsic, O., J..
n. Thomas Of Cardington, o., and Mr. II. G..
Stuckenberg.
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RELIGIOUS aIAITERs.
Personal.

Beecher has just drawn a S4 600 house
in Chicago.
Donald G. Mitchell is writing history
of Venice.
Theodore Tilton has made SIS, 200 this
winter by lecturing.
Senator Timothy o. Howe is native
of Maine and an admirer of Blaine.
The Maryland Editorial Association is
in session at Annapolis and making
speeches.
Ben Butler seems to have fired most OF
his bricks into the Republican party
thus far.
Bret Hart admits that he is not sue
cess as a newspaper man, and so does
Mark Twain.
Francis Kettle, thirteen-year-old boy
of Hollidaysburg, has run away to join a
monastery.
Dean, the Massachusetts contestant
having been admitted, the House viii
look about for "fresh Fields and pastures
new"
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FIFTH EDITION.
mysterious Affair.
TRAVELLING sATCHEL, CUT OPEN,
POUND AT THE sHIPLEY srRERr

A TRAVELLING sATcHEL, CUT OPEN,
POUND AT THE sHIPLEY sTRERr
WHARF.
About 10 o'clock, this morning, boy
named Norman Ames, son OF FISHER
Ames, found a caba or travelling satchel,
living beside a pile Of lumber near Grif-
fenburg's spar shed, at the feot of Ship
lev street, close to the wharf.
The top of the caba had been cut open
from end to end, on each side OF the
handle, evidently by knife, or some
other sharp instrument. Young Ames
took it to his father, who, upon making
n close examination, found that it con-
tanned nothing of any real value. Its
contents, which were much tumbled, as
though they had been rudely tossed
about, comprised the following articles :;
Two fancy centennial paper weights,
in the shape of tin half-globe, sur
mounted by brass eagle.
A box containing four combined ear
picks and nail cleaners.
Two white handkerchiefs, with red
borders, one of them havi ng the letter
&c" embroidered in one of the corners.
Two white dress shirts.
One pair of stockings, a bair brush.
and the top OF q small leather match
safe.
In the caba was also found a piece of
wrapping paper containing the advertise
ment of Philadelphia firm of importers
of fancy goods, ,meerscbanm pipes, canes,
novelties, etc, at Nos. 10 and II n. Sixth
street. corner of Commerce.. The name
of the firm was almost completely torn
of, nothing being left but portion of
the first two letters, sc e." but Mr.. John
S. Rowbotham, TO whom 1t was shown,
says thai the name of the firm doing
business at that place is George Doll &
Go.
The caba is of ordinary size, covered
with dark brown canvas. and is of the
kind geueralIy used by commercial
travellers. It's presence at the foot OF
SIMPLIFY street is complete mystery
though it was uudouott diy taken there
by thieves, and its valuable contents, il
any, stolen. Whether the owher was
foully dealt wlthor was simply robbed il
| a mystery as yet ubsolved.
Mr.. Ames took the c;tba to the Mayor
and the police willinvestigate the strange
discovery.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-29
THIRD EDITION.
TRj7Sr WASHINGTON

----
THE MAssAcHUsETTs CONTESTED ELEc-
TIoN-MR. DEAN SWORN IN. :.
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-In the House
to-day the resolution declaring MIR. Dean,
the contestant in the Massachusetts, case,
entitled to the seat, was adopted Dy
vote of i24 to 1913. Before the announce
ment the Speaker claimed the right to
cast his vote and voted in the affirmative.
Mr.. Butler, of Massachusetts voted IN
the affirmative with the democrats, and
the following democrats in the negative
with the republicans - Messrs. Cutler, OF
New Jersey Hartrldge, of Georgia Her.
bert, of Alabama; Henry, of Maryland;
Potter, of New York Rea, of Missouri;
Stenger, of Pennsylvania Walsh, of
MARYLAND, and Williams of Delaware.
Mr.. Chandler, of Georgia, who would
have voted in the negative, was absent
and paired. Mr.. Jones, of Alabama, who
Yesterday voted in favor of seating
Field, said that he had done so because
he thought that according to Massachu-
sets law Field was entitled to the seat /;
but the House having decided against
that view of the law, on this resolution
seating Dean he would vote aye.
Mr.. Dean was then sworn in, taking
the iron-clad oath.
THE TOBACCO AND CIGAR TAXES.
The committee on ways and means to-
day made considerable progress with the
internal revenue bill. 1t was decided by
Il majority vote to reduce the tax ON to-
bacco 10 sixteen cents pound as re-
commended by r. preventative Tucker,
of the subcommittee which considered
that branch of the subject The tax on
cigars was fixed at So per thousand.
There was considerable discussion on the
proposed revival of the income tax, and
the committee seemed to he nearly equal
ly divided ON it. No action was taken.
The Attorney General Objects.
WASHINGTON, March 2S-In reply to
House resolution OF March 10, 1873, re-
questing the United States Attorney
General TO inform the House of Repre-
Sentauves whether i'll his opinion, the
annual appointments OF ten cadets at
large, made by the President respectively
to the military and naval academy have
been in pursuance of law OF by custom,
and ii bv custom, how long it has been
construed as establishing such power of
appointment. The Attorney General sent
communication to the House to-day in
which he says that he is not at liberty to
furnish legal opinion. The authority
ofthe Attorney General to render otficla
opinion is limited by the laws which
create and define his office and does moi
permit him to give advice at the call OF
either the House of Congress or of Con
gress itself, but only to the President ol
the head of an executive department o.
the government.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-29
Any One Man Mustn't Attempt ii

From the Eas on Free Press, kep.
The question that troubles most Re-
publicans now i'll Pennsylvania relates
to the effect OH the campaign in
our State of an attack by Republican
leaders ia Washington on the
Hayes policy. The position Don
Cameron may assume towards the ad-
ministration will more OF less influence
the campaign; but any one man who at
utmpts to run the Republican party in
Pennsylvania this year, will find his can.
didate "whipped out of his boots"-and
that can be depended upon.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-29
Shot.

A CITIZEN OF CHESTER COUNTY SHOT
IN THE WOODS.
PHGNIXvILLE, March 29--Elwood
Skunk, OF Charlestown, Chester county,
when returning home from here on Nor
day evening, was met near Il woods by
two unknown men in a carriage. One of
them asked the hour and then shot Mr.
Skunk. Until the next morning the lat
ter was insensible, and when found he
had pistol ball in his head. DR.. Will
hams, of this place, removed the bullet
which was imbedded in the skull. When
shot Skunk had with him a silver watch
some money and a revolver. The lattel
was stolen. The wound, it is thought
will not prove fatal. The shooting affail
is q mYsterY.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-29
Oraerr nnd As.,gnments.

WARRINGTON, March 2S.-Midshlp-
man Ridgley Hunt 10 ordered to the
New Hampshire at Port Royal, 3. q.
Passed Assistant Surgeon @. G. Herndon
is ordered 10 the Naval Hospital at the
Navy Yard, Mare Island. Passed Assis-
tant Surgeon Robert Swan is ordered to
the receiving ship Colorado at New
York. Passed Assistant Surgeon NJ. IL.
simmons is detached from the receiving
ship Colorado, and ordered to duty on
the Coast Survey.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-29
ID. #. Butler ON Howe's Speech

Washington Evening Star, yesterday.
General Butler was asked lately by a
newspaper man If he had heard the
news. tWhat news?" said be. 81
suppose you refer to Senator Howe's
speech, do you? Well, there is moth
ing new in that; it is only a batch oil
id stale facts well stated"
The daily gazette., 1878-03-29
Cold weather i'm England.

LONDON, March 2S.-There are four
inches of snow in the Midland counties,
and snow is still falling. The weather
throughout the kingdom is unseasonably
cold and farming operations are i'm
peded.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-29
Reduction of Rates

Oh and after Monday next, April 1st,
a reduction of passenger rates will take
effect on the Delaware Western Railroad
4. he fare to Landenburg will be reduced
from Is to so GEMS, and the rates be-
tween the other stations will be cut down
in about the same ratio, making total
reduction OF from 30 to % per cent.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-29
Transparent Teaching Cards.

instruction and Amusement combined
important to parents and teachers; 70 DIFF
1erent artistic designs. The entire pack
sent Tree for 25 cts currency or STAN ps
van Deli q Co., 20 Ann St., NJ
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persons are hereby eau
" toned against taking a promissory
note for $4s. drawn In favor of and endors-
ed by Thomas b. Hizer, and given to
Chester Co., Pa, for which no value has
been received, as said note will not be
paid. EDWARD JOHNSON.
PfMarch 10, 1873 3td-ltw* .eSs kRd -.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-29
The West Indies.
KINGSTON, Ja., Marcl

AAiENpoip-'i bhst wi So
The Civil Service Commission appoint
ed by the Jamaica government to inquire
into the working of the several public
departments still continues its sittings
under the presidency of the Chief JUS
tice, and the most frightful disclosures
are made from day To day.
There were some S250,000 year ex-
pended in one department, which Kept
no books of account. The only depart
ments which gave satisfactory accounts
were the General Post Office and the
prisons.
INDEMNITY PAID.
The Baltimore Guano Company have
paid the indemnity demanded by the
British government for tresspas on the
Morant Keys. They have also leased
the Keys, and are actively engaged now
in gathering guano and turtle.
ENGLAND AND THE EASTERN WAR.
The English Admiral and fleet visited
the island few days ago. The Admiral
and his family, who were with him.
spent some time IN the mountains, and
returning to the fleet sailed for Havana
Troops and war material are being goi
in readiness for transport to England
The white troops are in readiness. The
war material is to go by the steamer
Mersey, now loading.
RELIGIOUS MATTERS.
The Bishop of Kingston has threaten
ed legal proceedings If the diocesan
financial board do not Immediately pa,
him the accumulated interest on thu
Episcopal Endowment fund set apart b,
trlbutors for the endowment of .
future bishop, who Will not then receiv,
the imperial salary which the presen
| Bishop enjoys.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-29

We need not to be physi clans to know
when we have and how to cure colo,
" 9 can have special physician always
near by keeping convenient IA bottle OF
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price, % cents.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-29
Hesper Winning the Spring
Cup.

LONDON, March 2s.-The Liverpool
Spring Meeting began to-day. The Liv-
erpooI Spring cup was won by Hesper.
Lancaster was second and Manchester
third
The daily gazette., 1878-03-29

We all have our preferences; but no one
prefers to hear a crying baby when the
fact IS so well known that DIR. Bulls
Baty Syrup would at once quietit
The daily gazette., 1878-03-29
PIMPLES.

will mail (Freel the recipe for a simple
Vegetable Balm that will remove Tan,
FRECKLES, PIMPT.ES and Blotches,
leaving the skin soft clear and beautiful.
also Instructions for producing a luxuriant
growth ofhair on bald head or smooth
face. Address. inclosing cent stamp,
Ben. Vandelf. 4 Co I. 20 Ann 81. N.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-29
New Wafer Pumps.

The city authorities Of Chester, Pa.
have contracted with Messrs. Albright
T. Strob, of Mauch Chunk, for a new
pumps for the city water works, at a
cost Of So, 400. The pump will have a
forcing capacity Of :, 100000 gallons per
day, but this capacity will not be half
taxed, as the reservoir will hold only
100000 gallons. A new reservoir is
also contemplated by the city.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-29
Magistrate Cases.

Before Esquire fhul, this merniDg,
McGahy was arraigned on charge of
committing "A breach of the peace, pre-
ferred by Catharine Mcguire. McGahy
was required to pay costs and give bail
in the sum Of 500 to keep the peace.
The parties then adjourned TO the of
flee of Esquire Brady, where McGahy
preferred acounter-suit a.yainst Catharine
Mcguire, charging her with disorderly
conduct and using abusive laugugag, /.
She was required to pay the costs and
give bail Ill the sum OF Sl00 to keep the
the peace.
Her husband, Patrick Mcguire, was
also arraigned, on charge of selling
liquer without license. He gave bail
in the sum of $500 for his appearance at
Court.
Last evening Esquire Brady disposed
of the following cases:
d. E. Buckingham was charged by j,
Weiser with driving horse through the
street at an lmmoderate gait. NJ. Buck
insham, in defence, stated that the horse
had got beyond his control, and that he
drew the animal down to moderate
| pace as soon as he was able, The
| Squire then dismissed the case.
Isaac Phillips, for assault and battery
en- owen Hannum, was fined 90 cent?
| and costs.