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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-31

The Democratic Convention Of
Colorado, on Wednesday Of last week
passed the usual "fraudn resolutions,
and yet, this State is represented by
a member in Congress, whom the
people refused to elect, and who was
voted into the seat of a Republican
by his Democratic colleagues in that
body. Fraud ! auotha III
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-31

THE U. S. Senate will pass into
the hands of the Democrats after the
4th of March next and already a
scramble has been commenced for
the official spoils. Watterson, editor
of the Louisville Courier Journal, q
blatant rebel, who wanted to resist
Hayes Inauguration by force, is a
candidate for Secretary of that body,
and in all probability will be the sue
cessful man. At all events, q South
ern rebel is certain to receive the
position, and all the Republican en-
ployes will just as certainly be re
moved.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-31

THE Democratic conferees OF the
2Ist Congressional district, embrac-
ing Westmorelsnd, Fayette, and
Greene counties, have had four meet
ings, and have failed to agree. They
are to try it again on Thursday next
The candidates are Lanison, OF
Westmoreland, Boyle, of Fayetter
and Wise, of Greene. A nomination
has been equivalent to an election
heretofore, hence the ~protracted fight
for If
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-31

TENNESSEE has followed South
Cardinals example and taken up
arms for her whisky thieves. DAVIS,
revenue officer, in pursuing one OF
the gangs of illicit whisky distillers,
was fired upon. He returned the fire,
and one of the whisky thieves was XII
led. OF course the whole county rose
and arrested DAVIS, and now be is to
be tried for murder, and very likely
hanged. The United States has no
laws which the South is bound to
respect.
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De over estimated

THE Postmaster in the town OF
Lincoln, in New Mexico, has been
driven from that place by a gang of
murderers aud bravoes. This is among
the first fruits of the action of the
late Democratic Congress, forbidding
the Government from protecting its
officers by its own troops.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-31
v.,.. Boiler Expie.,sn.

Sr Louis, july 23-A -Pec'ai
from BsiIeyiilc. Ill. u the inns
SAYS the butler efa ihrcsains N cn'se
M work on the farm 4 Bfa "ss'
near that city. expl dsi yestsfdY
killing William Dsx'er. 4 Cen.ef
Vile. Mr. Jone-, u nvishn I" 81 We
sets. aud the e~soi.e-s. aAnf u
knoan A man nans,a LsnS, @
Luis. was mort lily blurred, AID VI
West AMI hts brotnr aDd Al, 'r
man serinusIy. the acrideni l, a.
tribu.rd Is, tue Incompe eLey ~ carr
lessaess Il The engineer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-31
CIad ,o Sec lhe GenernI

From Ile HaTTIburg Telegraph.
Gen. Hoyt, wherever be appears,
is heartily received by the people In
a quiet way be is travelling for rccro-
alton. and while seeking for no spe-
cial demonstration. il greeted by the
population Of the mining regions,
which be visited last week, with an
enthusiasm which proves the bold be
he has on popular favor.
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CoRPoRATloy NOTICE
OFFICE oF THE SALIsnrRY RAIL RoND ,
Ingna- n - al rs-a

OFFICE oF THE SALISBURY RAIL ROAD
MONDAY MAY -, ISIS.
Notice is hereby given that in accordance with
a resolution Of the Beard Of Directors 0f the Sails
bury Rail Road Company, a meeting ofthe stock
holders of sail company will be held az it, Olhcc
in Meyersiaie. Somerset County Pa. on the 18th
day Of July. ISIS. between the hours OF II O'Clock
NJ. and 3 o'clock p. NJ. of said day for the parp1sc
OF holding an election TO determine whether said
company viii make and place Il new mortgage On
its road and franchises Tor the sum Of one hundred
and hfty thousand dollars 70 secure that amount
Of bonds 10 be issued and 10 take the place OF an
existing mortgageon the said rad and franchises
for the SAND amount which IS to be Cancelled
JOHN b. JACKSON.
May ? Secretary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-31
ORPHANS COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
Iy virtue Of an order Of court, 10 m, directed
viii offer FOR sale, On

- NitANN Va AA AAu1A u COURT 10 III tlFtTtetl. I
Will OHer Tor sale, On
Saturday, AUgHSt IL, 1878,
at = O'Clock r.. NJ. of said day. in Shanksvule. the
following rea' estate, late the property OF Henry
Haas, OF Sionycreek Twp, Somerset Co., Pa.
d0c'd.
A certain tract Of lanI situate in ST pyereek
Twp, S0mersetCO Pa, adloiLing lands OF Zaeha-
riah Lambert, Charles Hinemeyer, Aaron Span
gier. and Daniel Wagner, containing 156 acres
and lS2 perches, strict measure there are about
% acres clear. and the balance well timhcred 4:
the improvements are n gcOi log house, and hoy
barn alsJ two young orchards and a small sugar
camp.
TERMS.-Eight hundred dollars la hand. and
the balance In installments Of 500 per year. Ten
per cent of hand money 70 be paid when property
Is knocked down, balance Of hand money when
deed Is delivered inssailments to be secured on
land by Judgment boni Possession given on the
first Of April 1879.
A @ SPANGLER.
July Administrators.
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Large sale % SILVER.

SAN FRAyel>co, July 2i-Thf
xesGda BANK has sold u million
ounces fac silver 10 tie goyermen',
payable in standard dollars, &c be de.
liyertd Immediately in eqaai guam
,ilias u, the San F~ranci-c, aud Car
son Nigts.
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, DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.

Somerset Co, Pa, deed.
Letters OF Administration on the above estate
having been granted 70 the undersigned by the
proper authority. notice Il hereby given TO ali per
sons Indebted to SAIL estate to make Immediate
avmrn and those having claims against the
same % present them duly authenticated for set
Element on Sa iurdsy, the 18th day Of july, ts7s.
SAMUEL BOY ER.
June n. IS. Administrators.
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Two r-...r. sau.n..rll, RI.po.es of

ST PAUL, MINI, July "A r e
port was received here last night
that a farmer hear Fairbs ult shot
spd instantly killed two tramp $,
whom he eaug-t 10 the act II setting
Ere to the harvesting MACHINE Ia bic
wheat field He gave him ELF up,
Int was instantly relea sed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-31

meut Of Southern Claims viii begin
at once whenever the Democrats SO.
euro both branches of Congress. 1t
is quite the style 10 many quarters to
sheer at those who make this asser-
ton but for ell that, those who are
only surface observers here can not
fail to see that such payments are a
settled part Of the Democratic plan"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-31

rTcan none make faster at work for Us than A
anything else. Capital not required we vii
Indusfrious. Men women, boys ani girls want
" ed everywhere 10 work for US. Now il the
time. Cosby OUTFIT and terms free. Address
n Co Augusta. Maine.
March y
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-31

IT is not improbable that the next
President of the United States may
be elected, as was John Adams, by
the House of Representatives. The
Importance therefore of securing a
Republican Congress this fall cannot
he overe estimated.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-31
DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

Estate 81 Rachael Resamon. late Of Jenatr Twp.
Somerset Co., Penn'a, dccf.
Letters Of administration on the above estate hay
Ing been grantee 10 the undersigned by the prop
er authority, notice is hereby given 20 those m
debted to II 70 make in mediate payment. and those
having claims against II will present them duly
authenticated for settlement % the Administrator.
at the late residence Of the deceased. on SATURDAY.
the 81 day Of August. ISIS, where and when be
viii attend for said purpose.
HIRAM HEBSHBERGER.
June GO, -. Administrator.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-31
REGULA'!.T.!.!Q!,lR!:
CHILLS md FETER.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR

Il eminentIya Family Medicine and By being
kept ready tor immediate resort will save many
an hour OF suffering and many a dollar IN time
and doctors bills.
After over Forty Years trial 1t is receiving the
most unqualified testimonials 70 its virtues from
persons of the highest character and resp1nslplI-
fy. Eminent physicians commend II as the most
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-31
IN CHTLDREN.

For children complaining Of
collie. headache, or sick stomach,
n teaspOonful or more will give
relief. Children. as wellas adults
eat sometimes too much supper Or
eat something which does not
digest well producing sour stom-
aeh, heartburn, or restlessness; a
good dose Of Liver Regulator
will give relief. This applies TO
persons o allages. ltisthe cheap
est purest and best Family Med
icine in the world
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AUDITORS:
JACOB NJ. BAKER.
HIRAM D. MCCOY.

A. b. LEvIsEE, the Louisiana
elec.or whose name was forged TO
the return made of the electoral vote
of that State, and who resisted the
attempt made to bride him, has been
amounted q revenue agent.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-31
WEsTERN PENN,A- CLASSICAL AM

~ ESIEKN PENN'A. classical AND
w SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTE.
The institute prepares Students for College.
Business, Professional Schools, Home Life, ami
Teaching. Location elevated. healthfnl. easy %
access, and picturesque, commanding an extensive
view Of Chestnut Ridge. Fall corps OF Instrue-
tors. Five courses Of Study. Open TO both sexas.
Expenses moderate. New building for ladies.
Open crate In each room.
Address the Principal.
JONATHAN JONES, A. NJ
Dec-6 G.. Mt. Pleasant, Pa
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SPECIFIC

FOR CONSTIPATION. HEADACHE, PAIN
STOMACH. BAL TASTE IN H MOUTH.
BILIOUS ATTACKS, PALPIrATION OF
THE HEART. PAIN IN THE REGION OF
THE KIDNEYS, DESPONDENCI, GLOON
AND FOREBODING OF EVIL. I'LL OF
WHICH ARE II OFFSPRING OF A DIS
4 = I'm TNFED
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-31
, NOTICE.

Seth WegIey and vile, Brothersyalley Twp
on the 2ist DAY Of June, ISIS, made a voluntary
assivumeat OF all their estate To Hcnrv Rant
fo- ne benefit OF their creditors. All persony in
dehted To the said Assignors will please make
immediate payment. and those having claims Or
demands viii present them for settlement On
SATURDAY, August 10, ls7S'atthe home Of Assignors
in said township.
HENRY BRANT,
JuIy3 Assignee.
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Saturdan. Aaqusl IO. lSIs-

at 2OieiOck p. m, in Salisbury BJro1Sh. Ia c fol
lowing described real estate, viz:
The farm Of Daniel Bockes, containing SIS acres.
adjoining hands late Of Peter wilhelm. deed. Ma
masses k~retchmln. Daniel johnson, aud others
the buildings consist Of = good stone dwelling
house. bank barn, and other necessary 0utbuild-
iBgs: about % acres Of cleared Land In a good state
Of cultivation, OF which - are IN good meadow.
There IS opened on the premises a good coal bank
OF excellent bitGminoG5 coal In good working con-
dition. There IS also on the farm an excellent
quality Of iron ore, which abounds IN Immense
quantities. The uneleared land l. we'll timberei
with white pine, hemloes. oak and other valuable
trees. There Is n large sugar camp IN the farm.
With splenIii facilities for the Manufacture Of
maple sugar. The E1klick creek rams through
the premises, ~afOrding ample wafer power for the
running OF machinery A good saw mill. with
strong water power. Terms made known on day
Of sale.
SAMUEL ]. LICHTY.
July II Assignee Of Daniel Bockes.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

THURSDAY. July 25-2 A. NJ
The fire broke out at one O'Clock this
morning,,in Bowden's carriage factory.
The flames spread thence to several
dwelling houses near by, and after
ward to the large frame business
blocks on State street. The fire de-
partment fought the FIRE f,r n hour
before obtaining the mastery. The
entire block from State to Pitts street
i in as hes. The Youngstown depart
ment was telegraphed for, but did
not arrive in time TO be Ct any assis-
tanee. The fire at this writing is
under control. The number Of build
ilgs burned is about fifteen. Tie
loss will aggregate $4,000, on which
there is prehaps 81 5000 insurance.
State street is blocked with goods
taken from the stores. The stocks
of several Establishments are greatly
damaged by water.
THIRD DISPATCH.
SHARON, PA, July 25-3 A. VI
The FIRE at this time is under com
plete control, and will MT spread
beyond its present limits. The
Youngstown fire department are on
their way to this place, but their Scr
vices will not be required.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-31
FIRE AT
FIFTEEN BUILDINGS IN THE BUSINESS
PART OF THE TOWN DESTROYED
LOSS FROM $4,000 TO $780, 00.

SHARON, Pa, July IS, l:30 A. NJ.
A great fire Is raging in the bust
ness portion Of this place. One en-
tire square is enveloped in flames,
and the fire is not yet under control.
The loss will be heavy, perhaps
81 600 10 Slnn 600.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-31
TRUTHS.
Hop Bifters are the Puresf and Bes
Hffters Made

NNAN
.They are compounded from Hops, Buehu.'
,uandrakc and Bandelion.--he oiie-t. Il
ibcst. and most valuable medicine in the Worl-
tad contain all the best and most curative prop l
[erties Of all other Bitters. being the greltestl
niood Purifier, Liver Regulator. anil
lille ani Health Restoring Agent on earth 1
NO disease or i'll health can possibly Icing exist
.where these Bitters are used. 50 varied anil
f~perieet are their operations. /
/ The give new lie and vigor to the aged anil
.nlrn. IT, all whose em~pl0yuents cause irregu
taritY "a the bowels, or urinary organs. or WIS;
Require an Appetizer. Tonic and mild Sthnu
liant. these Bitters are Invaluable. being high /
1 y curative, tonic and stimulating. without
Intoxicating
i: No matter wha, your feelings or symphonic
stre, what the disease OF ailment l., use Hopj
5bi'ters. Dent wait until You are sick. but III
syOu only feel bad or miserable, use the Bitters
It once. 1t may save yOar life. Hundreds have,
: been saved by ~ doing. $500 sgwill b 7
pail for a ease il " III not cure OF help.
! do not suffer yourself or le. your frienls SUI,
Ter, but use and urge them 20 use Hop Bitters
Remember, Hop Bitters IL no vile. druggeis
drunken nostrum. but the Purest and Bes /
1hedicine ever made; the .sInvaIid-e3
tfriend and Hope and no person OF fam
J ly should be without them Try the Eii-1
I ess to day.
Try Hop Cough Cure and Pals Relief
FcR SALE BY
o. w SPEERS. : cmerSet. Pal
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n N IA week in your own town. s. Outht free.
vkkNO risk. Reader, Il you want a business
MtItfat which persons II either sex can make
W. great pay all the time they work. write for
nartieuiars to H.. HALLETT X Co, Portland.
Maine.
March q
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1T HAS NO EQUAL.

Thousands lead miserable lives, suffering from
dyspepsia a disordered stomach and liver, produc-
ing biliOusness, heartburn, costiyeness, weakness,
Irregular appetite, low spirits, raising food after
eating, and often ending IN fatal attacks Of lever.
They know they are sick, yet get little sympathy.
The u~nfailing remedy 10 prevent these afii;.iOns
and restore health Is SINMONsLIvER REGULATOR.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-31
NET ADVERTISEMENTS.
Or VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP

Makes the SKIN Soft. Clear, Pure White and
Heaithyl Is Cleansing, Deoiorizing. Dislnfect-
Ing. Soothing, Healing and purifying removes
Dandruf. Chahux, Ulcers, Sores, Eruu.ions
Rouxhness and rcdness of the SKIN relieves itch.
ing, burning and singing OF the Skin, and irriia-
ton Of biting and singing insects will relieve
IrCHING PILES where nothing else will have
anv effect Is FREE FROM ALL OFFEN-
SiVE ODOR. an4 prevents Contagious Diseases.
ana as an ExternaiM Medical and Toilet Prepa-a'
lion il has no Equal. Price. p cts. 4 cake /.
Box. three Cakes, sixty cents. Sold by
Geo W.. Bedford, Somerset, Pa, and Druggists
generally. L. ). WEBSTER, Proprietor. OF
nse. 20 n. 5th ST.. Philad'a, Pa. Wholesale be-
pot 400 n. Third ST., Phila.. Pa
july Is
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-30

cious, and they started with him to the
Station-house, but on the way he made an
attempt to escape, and in the scutf1e which
followed drew a revolver, which he placed
against Officer Tobin's breast. This they
quickly wrenched from him. but hesuc
ceeded in giving the officer
severe bite on the hand.
He was then taken to the Station-house
without further trouble, where he ac-
knowledged having taken one of the horses
from Tobasco, o., the other from near
Procteryille, o. One of the horses has. al
ready been claimed by the owner, and word
has been sent to the other places.
Seven of Bucktown's worst looking dam
selswere sent to the Work-house for three
months this morning ON the charge of va
grancy.
The trial of Adolph Swanzig on the
charge of obtaining money under false pre-
lenses, will take place next Saturday.
Bail, $500.
Chris. Schellang, the young man who
stole two coats and IS in money from Her
man Rust, Jr., near the Brighton House a
few days ago, was given q sentence OF three
months this morning
John Borker, one of the men arrested for
stealing $l2 so from Maria Thomas, a Long
wortli-street landlady, was held to answer
this morning in the sum of $500.
After November 1st the Police Court will
open at 8 O'Clock instead of $50, as here
tOfOre
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CRIMINAL ITEMS.

Police DOings and Court Sentences.
Two tubs of butter were taken last night
from delivery wagon standing in front of
the grocery No. 536 Elm street.
Burglars attempted last night to break
into the residence of John Bennett, on
Eastern avenue and Walden street, but
were frightened off by the son-in-law of
Mr.. Bennett who fired shot after them
Officers then came upon the scene and
found two overcoats with the pockets filed
with fruit, which had been left behind by
the burglars in their fright.
While the family of Mr. Jones, at 30 Pike
street, were at supper last night, some
sneak thieves entered the house and carried
off several valuable articles of clothing be-
longing to Mrs Saunders and her daughter.
Fred Geyer, a tanner, living at 106 Mo-
hawk street, after being on spree for a
week, abused his wife in shameful man
ner, for not furnishing him with more
money. He was soon arrested, however,
and given a sentence of thirty days this
morning.
Four tramps were given sentence of
three months this morning for begging
along Warsaw Pike.
Louisa Thresher, German woman, pro-
Tossing to live at No. 474 Vine street, OBJ
tanned bundle of dry goods from the store
of Henry Gohs, corner of Liberty and Vine
streets yesterday, by representing that she
had been sent there by Mrs David Lakamp,
She then went to No. 4S9 Vine street, and
obtained two pairs of shoes by similar
representation; but about this time her
business was brought to a sudden close, and
she was given q sentence of 500 and sixty
days this morning.
Adam Beher was brought in from Oliver
street this morning, and given a sentence of
5000 for getting drunk and pounding his
wife until her face was black Ind blue,
At an early hour tbs morning Officers
Mort and robir. stopped a man as he was
passih. enrough Fulton with two horses
and carriage, who told them that his
name was Hampton. He was permitted to
pass on, however but was again stopped by
Officers Soule and bearing, to whom he
gave his name a. Cook. This looked suspi
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pG- IN order to accommodate Eastern advertis-
erin the STAR, Mr.. e Duncan Snifen, No "
Astor House, New York City, has been appointed
our general and special agent for the Eastern
Etates This will be branch office OF the STAR,
Mr., Sniffen being authorized to make advertising
contracts on our behalf and receipt all collections
therefor in our name
ss-CINcINNATI, oct 80-2:8o P. M-Whisky
steady and unchanged, and good demand. Flour
quiet and only local trade. Wheat steady, and
moderate demand. Corn quiet and easy. Rye
firm, but not much doing Barley steady,
and fairly active. Mess pork is
moderately active and weak. Lard easy ana only
q jobbing demand. Bulk meats low and hight
sales. Cotton dull and lower. Hogs steady mar
ket and quiet.
a9r WEATHER.-Cloudy or partly cloudy, fol-
lowed by clearing and fair weather, for the next
twenty-four hours.
aB-THE Covington Office OF the STAR is at No
2 East Pike street. in Hardin's Insurance once.
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FLIGHT OF SPIDERS. The Rev III. c.
McCook, of Philadelphia, describing the
ballooning habit, or fight of spiders, say
the spider seeks high position, as the top
OF fence-post, as the point of ascent. The
| abdomen is elevated to as nearly righ
angle with the thorax as may be; pencil
of threads issues from the spnnerets, tn,
face being meanwhile turned to variou,
points until it looks in the direction of the
wind. The legs are then stretched upward
thus raising the body aloft and the insec;
| gradually assumes a position as If resistin.
some force from above. Suddenly the rigfj
claws are unloosed, the spider mounts witt
a sharp bound and floats of, generally wG
the back downward, but sometimes witt
the position reversed. At first the abdomeH
seems TO be in advance, but generally tyi
body is turned so that the head is in front.
The pencil of threads is caught BY the feet
and floats out in front. Upon these thread
the spider will climb upward as thoughte
adjust the center of gravity. Meanwhile
pencil of threads floats out behind. leavin
the spider to ride in the angle of the two.
or sometimes three pencils. The feet seem
to be united by delica e filaments, whic!r
serve to increase the buoyancy of the bal
| loon. The insect is carried forward by til,
wind, riding for long distances in opel
space, and often high up OH ascending cur
| rents. Its anchorage appears at times to BE-
within its own volition, by drawing in witt
the claws the forward pencil and gatherin;
it in white roll within the mandibles; bui
most frequently the progress of the insect
is stopped by some elevated object or By
the subsistence of the breeze.
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The Courts.

POLICE.
Drunkenness-John Kelly, 20 days; Ad-
am Behler and Annie O'Ban, $50-30 each !;
Michael McTigh and James Gaffney, 10 days
each; Maggie O Bren, 20 days.
Disorderly Conduct--John Daily and Pat.
RUSSELL continued to Nov Sd; VIM. Web
ber and George Story, continued to Nov
1st; Thomas Murphy, continued to Now
9Th.
Miscellaneous. B. Shinn, sending let
ter with intent to defraud, continued to
November 9th; James Barker, grand lar
ceny, held to answer; Chris. Schellang,
petit larceny, 5000; Geo. Roefer, assault
and battery, continued to October 3lst;
Geo. Stacey and VIM. Webber, same, con-
tinued to November 1st; .Adolph Zwan-
zig, obtaining money under false pre-
lenses, continued to November I'd,
Louisa Thresher, same, $100 and 60 days;
John Foster, carrying concealed weapons,
$25; Fred. Geyer, abusing family, 80 days;
Adam Behler and Thomas Reynolds, same,
dismissed; David McKelvey, Geo. Moore,
VIM. Johnes and Bernard Winter, street
begging, 5000 each; James Healy, John
Luby, John Mclaughlin, Joseph Fricks
Peter Dolan and Louis Walker, obstructing
streets, dismissed; Mollie Buckley, Annie
Britton, Kate Mccarthy, Lizzie Davis, Rose
Smith, Mary Brown and Lizzie Holiness
vagrancy, 5000.