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SILVER RELIEE.
Mr. kelIy's Btl which Proposes 10
Relieve work men and Retail Deal
eF- OF the Accommodations or
siiVer-A Trade Dollar
Clause.

WtsHISGTON, April I3.-Judge Kelly has
prepared and will tomorrow introduce in
the house Of representatives under a call OF
tue States. n Pennsylvania be reached, bill
winch Is designed 10 remedy the iuconveui-
encss and losses OccasIOned to workmen and
e All dealers by the accumulation in their
hands Of certain denominations of silver
com. i proposes 70 req ARE the treasury and
all sue treasures Of the L nited States to re-
de- N with legal tender money subsidiary sill
ver com whenever presented for redemption
% SUNS OF FIVE dollars or multiples thereof,
and alSo provides that further coinage of
trade-dollars shall Be stopped; that they
s.aail f1r twelve months be receivable at par
Tor customs or any oihs- obligations due the
Jaited States, and that when SO received
they shall be reeoinsd into standard silver
COINS OF iolr hundred and twelve ald one
LII --raIns
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VOLUNTARY
TESTING my.

Extract Jrom the Baltimore a. 4 ,rica1l,"
December n, ls!S.l
"The Puivermacher Electric Belt IS recon-
mended to general use for the following rea-
sons: First, for is wonderful properties Tor
the cure OF diseases of the kidneys, stomach,
liver and blood; secondly, for its extreme
simplicity, and the fact of its being applied
outside. precludes all possibility of any in
jury being done to the patient, as an external
remedy is universally acknowledged to be
safe Another advantage is the facility with
which the progress of the disease and cure
can be watched, and if the Belt be not quite
in the right plao team be very easily read
iusted SO as to cover the parts affected. The
PulverInacher Electric Belt, and its perfcc-
ton, has been nailed with delight, not only
by the sufferers who have regained health,
enjoyment, and n new lease of life through
its benefeent qualities, but by the medical
profession, who very frequently prescribe its
use to their patients"
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Flattertng Reports of the Kansas
Wheat CrODa.

- ST; LOUIS, April IA dispatch from
topeka, Kansas, says the reports to the
Commonwealth from the heaviest wheat-pro-
dueing counties in the State say that
line rains have fallen within the past few
days, and the wheat crops, both spring and
tall, are fully assured. The farmers are ali
Jubllant over the prospect for great yield.
Corn is being planted rapidly, and the acre
age will be large.
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san control is right The senator from Maine
| said that the bill was the dictate of a Demo
cratic caucus, but be Wallacel asserted that
no caucus ever saw this bill. 1t was the pro-
duction of the house committee on appro-
priations.
Senator Blaine (interruptino) said the ad.
mission came from the senator from Kentucky
BcckI that committee of the Democratic
caucus was preparing these measures. 1t
was an issue of fact between the senator
from Pennsylvania and the senator from
Kentucky.
Senator Blaine read from the COngreSsion-
al Record in support of his assertion
Senator Wallace, resumlng, repeated that
no Democratic caucus ever saw the pending
bill. and, in conclusion, said that its only
object was to restore to the people the rights
OF which they had been deprived; and he
and others desire that the same law, after
being in existence fifteen years shall still
control the people. f..
Senator Logan obtained the floor, but gave
way to Senator Ferry, who moved that the
senate proceed with the consideration of ex-
ecutive business
Senator Davis NV. Va. thought The SEN
ate might remain in open session an hour
longer. III any senator was ready to speak
on the pending bull, let him do so; if not, let
the senate vote.
The senate, by vote of sc to IL, went into
executive session, and, when the doors re-
opened, adjourned
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For sale.

ME will sell, at public auction to the highest
wv bidder. on saturday, April &6, 1879,
the lot at the corner of st. Paul and Lauderdale
streets, in the city of Memphis with the Improve
ments thereon, consisting of frame residence and
outbuildings. The said lot fronts 81 feet on Iau-
derdale street and back 200 feet on St Paul ST.
Terms OF Sale-One-half cash; balance in six
months, with Interest; the purchaser to give note
with approved security, and a lien retained
GUlON, BLACK Il CO.
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CABLE NEWS.

The Car OF Russia Almost a Victim of
the AssassiR's BuIlet-The WOuId-be
EmperOr-KiIler is Arrested, and
the Russian Capital RejOiees
at his Ill Luck.
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THE Officers and Members of ST. Elmo a
L Commandery No. l5 X. T., are hereby ~
ordered to attend their st ted Conclave this x
CrUESpAIl evening. at O'Clock, In full/V\
dress, for dispatch of business and comforting the
order of the Temple. Visiting fIatres courleously
Invited TO attend BY order
c. w. MOSBY, G. and Acting Z. C.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFIoK ca. SIs. OFFICER.
WAsHINGToN, April 10. am.
For Tennessee aud the Ohio rdl}ey
rising barometer, cooler northeast i0iHds
cnd clearing i0cGfdsr.
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No. 28S4-In the Chancery Court of Shelby county,
Tenn.-B L. Anderson, Commissioner of Reeve
nus, VS.. a. j. White ct al
IL appearing from affidavit in this cause that the
dei6ldants. the heirs of q. n Candee, deceased are
unknown, and their names and places of residence
cannot be asceTtained after diligent Inquiry; and
they perhaps have interest in the land sols TO
be subjected by tnis proceeding:
tits therefore O%ce Red 0iai they make their appear
aIee herein, 1t the cc:Hzlcuse in the city OF Mem
PMS, Tennessee. CEi Usfore the first Monday in
June, 1879, and plead, answer demur 10 CON-
plainantS bln. n the same VIII be taken for con-
1eSSed as to them. and set FOR bearing expare and
that copy Of rs Uder be published once a week,
Tor four successful weeks, IN the Memphis APPEAL.
This 18th day q April, 1879.
eopy.-AGeSt.
X. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master
BY E. 3. MHENRY, Deputy Clerk and Master
+. Ill. Helskeil Sol. for cOmnlainant tua
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A spanish Church Bombarded.

MADHID, April I4.-Two bombs were yes
terday thrown into the church of San An
tonic, Seville, with the object, il is supposed,
OF creating panic and stealing the valuable
sacramental plate belonging to the church.
sion.
The Austrian crown prince has arrived at
Barcelona. He will remain in Spain two
months
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The Egyptian COnuadrum,

LONDON, April l4-The Times. in lead
ing editorial, deprecates resorting to the sui
tan to punish the khedive of Egypt. "Can
any one. 1t says, seriously maintain that
we should reverse our policy - as to re-admit
into Egypt the controlling power of the sui
tan and all its evils? Every motive of our
policy, is against it. The Egyptian problem
out Oriental aid 1t is not insuperable. The
first difficulty is surmounted when we under
stand that we are to have the handling of It
ourselves. The second, when we understand
1T must be solved irrespective of the specula-
ton of the boufse.r
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MARRIED.

HoUGH-PAINE-On the 9Th of September,
1873, by Rev. George Elliott at Riverside Farm,
near Dewart, Penn, Mr.. W. II. HoUGH, of williams
port, PENN, and Miss ELLIE B. PAINE daughter of
The late Rev. James Paine, OF Somervllle.
STONE-DUPUY On Thursday, April 10, 1879,
Walnut Bend, Ark, by Rev. j. ,JernIgan, Dr. j. Z.
STONE and Miss MANSFIELD r. DUPUY
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DIED.

MASSEY-April II. 1879, at his residence, near
Germantown, Tenn, HENRY C. MASSEY. in the 6lst
year of his age.
HoP5oN-Sunday, April 13, 1879, at 8 o'clock
am FoBD HOPsoN, of the late DR.. d. r Hop
son. lAuifreesboro and Nashville papers please
copy
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Dissolution,
Springs,
ALABAMA.

SEASON OF 1879, NOW OPEN FOR VIC.
lIORSl special arrangements for board ar re-
duced rates will be made with parties wishing 70
come early High In the mountains of north Ala.
Dama; entirely free from all malarial infiuences
Sest mineral waters on the continent All Chronic
diseases successfully treated. Dyspepsia special
". Ihe most accessible resort I'm the south Less
AT Decatur.
Refer 70 Colonel Sam Tate, Memphis; j. r. Hous
ton, 80 Madison street, Memphis.
For further particulars, address
- ID. HOLT. Rr0nrIat0r.
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A REMEDY resting on the basia OF intrinsic
worth demands the confidence OF all. Dr..
Bulls cough syrup is known and used most
''-saetorily throughout the lsHd, as is at
lsi9reat sales. YouF druggist
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CLOSING RATEs

Ysstsrday Of cotton: Memphis cotton. II Use.
Ne,c Orleans cotton, II 1-4e. Neio York cot
fr- II = &.
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Earthquake In Few York.

NoRFoLK, N y, April Il-A distinct
shock Of an earthquake was felt here this
morning.
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i. d. %. r.

1NHE Officers and members of Har- ,-s-,t.,
L mony Lodge, No. 1919, are requested Sefse7tszA
10 meet at their hall, $50 Second street, -
this CFUESOAO evening, at o'clock, SzsFstSSS
Tor work In the IntiatOry Cegree Members of sis
ter lodges and transient merbers cordially Invited
By order FRANK MEIIERSH a.
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THE NATIONS CAPITAL.

Important Cases Disposed Of in the SUI
preme COurt-BuckneT'S Coinage Ball
The Cheyenne-0utbreak Hum-
bug-The House Discussing
Silver COinage-The SEN
ate on the Army Bill.
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The First German Ministerial Conference
Under Bismarck's Presidency-The
Egyptian COnundrum Still IMAM
sWered-A Couple OF Bombs
r. in Spanish Church.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 14-While the
car was taking his morning walk early to-
day IN the rear of the palace, four shots were
hred at HIM. The car was unhurt. The
man who fred the shots was arrested by the
crowd which the firing attracted. The city
Is now being decorated in thankfulness for
the cars escape.
Btsmarck's First Ministerial Confer.
ence.
BERLIN, April 14-The chiefs of the DIFF
ierent branches of the iInPerspI DI..aI1.istIa
ton have held their first conference, under
the presidency OF Bismarck, for the purpose
of bringing about a more direct connection
among the administrative departments.
Paris letters point out that this amounts to
nothing less than the first step toward a
Joint ministerial responsibility.
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Sherifr's Sale of Real Estate.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that by vi, tue
l. of a writ OF ueEditiOTli erpOndS TO me directed
from the Honorable Circuit Court of Shelby county,
Tenn. In the case OF Wilson Durham vs.. w. p. and
Matte S. Deadrck, Judgment rendered on the first
day OF July, 1873. for the sum of seven hundred
and nlnety-two dollars and ninety nine cents with
Interest and costs OF suit; to satisfy said Judgment
etc. Will, on
Tuesday, April Is, 1879,
in legal hours, In front of the Courthouse Memphis
Tennessee proceed to SELL to the highest bidder for
cash, the following described property, tOwit One
nth undivided Interest OF the defendant Matte g.
Deadrick, In lot of land situated and being In the
city of Memphis, Shelby county, Tenn: Beginning
on the south Side or Monroe 20 feet west of
the alley east of Main street; thence west 20 teet;
thence south 14lI Feet thence east 20 feet thence
north 14l4 feet TO the begnning-being the Rest 20
feet OF the east 40 feet OF lot 27, city OF Memphis
IN said premises being now occupied by Henry
Luehrmann. Levied on the property of defend
ant, Matte S. Deadrick, to satisfy said Judgment
interest ana costs. T.. l.. MCGOWAN. Sheriff,
Shelby county Tennessee.
By DAN'L G. SHELBY, Deputy Sheriff.
Memphis, March Il, 1879.
John ID. Adams Atty for plaintiff. wed
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WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.

WAR DEF'T. SIGNAL SERvICE, u. ). ARMY,
MvNuaY. ApTil Ia 1879. zoos pm.
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FuLvERMACHER'S
ELECTRIC BELTS AND BANDS


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are indGTSed and approved by the most en-
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The following pairs were announced:
Oyertop and Davis IN. C.l, Jorgensen and
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os0. II. RSosE, sergeant. signal Corps U. 5. A.
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WASHINGTON, April l4.-Secretary Shef-
man has appointed George N. Llmphere, of
Cincinnati, appointment cler.- OF the treasury
department, IN place of J. Vance, Csigned.
Lamphere has been neutrality-suspicious.
clerk since 1879
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

Finlay q Peters. Attorneys.
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GEORGE X. WAEAT,
CHARLES w. FRASZHEIM,
WILLIAM A. IsETT,
EDWARD NJ. PEARSON.
John ]. JONES,
BELLAIRE.
Fatal Accident-Business Notes
.-RenOvating the Rivers Bed
Thief Arrested.

A man named Curley, workman on
the construction train, on the &. o. Di-
vision of the b. & o. X. R., was run
over and killed at Lewiss Mills, about
Is miles west of Bellaire, Wednesday
night. He was getting off the train and,
his foot catching, threw him under the
train, the wheels passing over his thigh,
from which he died few hours after
the accident. He was taken TO his
home. near Glencoe, and will be buried
there to-day.
Business on the b. & o. road contin-
ues with undated briskness.
Council hammered away at claims
again last night
The Turner's ball is considered by all
a grand success, and one of the most
pleasant affairs held in Bellaire for
long time.
Wednesday night two pairs of shoes,
a pair of boots and two pairs OF lasts
were stolen from George Taylor, shoe.
maker on Union street. A man named
Jesse Crogan, a helper in the rolling
mill, was suspected from certain actions
the night previous, when he was in the
shop A warrant was issued yesterday,
and Officers Archer, Mccormick and
Criswel were detailed to search the
premises. They went through the resi-
drnce of his mother, and found the shoes
and lasts. While the officers were
searching the premises Crogan appeared
and was promptly arrested, He is now
in the lookup, and will have prelimin-
airy hearing this morning.
Flora Mccain, granddaughter OF Mr..
Colling, aged eight years, uied yester-
dav and will be buried to-day. Flora
was a little girl Of fine promise, and the
children of the Fourth ward school will
deeply mourn her death.
Dan Theobald is advertising fine
frame dwelling on Guernsey street and
good dwelling on Gravel Hill. Dan is
boss agent, and any one wanting a
good, cheap home will do well TO consult
him.
David Rice is remodeling two-story
frame dwelling on Twenty-frst street.
The cooperative store OF the miners
and mechanics will be opened in the
building Just erected by ID. II. Darrah,
in the first ward.
We are glad that the Sabbath School
workers Of the First ward have secured
a place ofmeeting. Hereafter, until the
new church is built, the school will
meet Tallman's warehouse, on Nine
teenth street.
Captain J. B. Daniels, who is dredging
and cleaning the rock out OF the river, is
here at the instance Of Col. Merrill, and
has done a noble deed for river men by
cleaning the channel at Boggs' Island.
I. L. i 81
channel is now as clean as a new pin.
To-day the bar at McMahon's creek will
receive his attention. Captain Daniels
is the right man in the right place. He
is working force Of twelve men, and
the result of their work, during the low
water, is astonishing. 1t has been a
long time since so favorable season for
river dredging was known.
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SAYINGS AND DOINGS.

Our farmers are bringing in heavy
lot of grain.
No deeds OF trust or marriage licenses
at the County Court, yesterday.
The railroad case attracted considera-
bic attention and good crowd yester-
day.
Carr. ASA BoorH will command the
new steamer Diurnal when navigation
is again resumed.
STATE TREASURER WEST has turned
over TO each county its apportionment
of the general school fund.
The Bethany College fire was the topic
of conversation yesterday, and much
feeling was manifested over it.
AN icy wind sprung up from the
South, Yesterday, and caused the tenn
perature to take a sudden fall.
Col. THOMAS HoRNBRooK was reported
much better last evening, and Capt.
Ed. is confident Of his ultimate restora-
ton to health.
Mr.. PATRICK KINNEY has large force
of men at work cleaning the streets and
alleys In lne Hrst uistiiSs, anu 10 WIS
the work in good style.
If the Sixteenth street improvement
is finished when expected, the Street
Commissioner will at once turn his at
tention to the Jacob street job.
A REGULAR old time corn husking and
quitting will take place near Haneytown,
next Monday afternoon, to wind up
with a big dance in the evening. L. L.
Cockayne's band will go out.
From a gentleman who returned from
Bethany, last evening, We learn that
suspicious are entertained that two
peddlers who spent Wednesday night
there are the college incendiaries. They
disappeared before daylight and crossed
into Ohio.
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PITTSBURGH, October 23.-Riyer inch
and stationary. Weather clear and
pleasant.
CAIRO, October 23.-Arrived-Yse-
ger, New Orleans; Montana, New Or
leans: Paris Brown. 81. Louis. Departed
-Yaeger. 81. Louis. River feet 8 inches
and falling. Weather clear; thermom-
eter 81.
MEMPHIS, October 22.-Riyer rose
inches. Down-Ciiy Alton, New Or
leans.
NEW ORLEANS, October 23.-Arrived
-Choteau, Memphis. No departures.
Weather winay and pleasant; ther-
mometer ~.
CISCIySATI, October 23.-River 2 feet
5 inches No arrivals OF departures ex-
cept local packets.
VIcKsBURG, October %. = Weather
clear; thermometer 81. River stationary.
Up-Centennial, Annie Silver, Joe Kim
neyand Fannie Tatum. DOwn-Aone.
EVANSVILLE, October 23.-Weather
clear and cold; mercury 45 to s.. River
falling, with 40 OF foot, scant, IN the
channel. Departed-Dayis, Cairo and
return; Hotspur, Henderson and re-
turn.
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A Very Enjoyable Affair

Was the church social given in the
Thomson VI. f. Chapel Lecture Rooms,
on South Broadway, Island, last even
ing. The attendance was Just large
enough to make it enjoyable for all pres
eut. The refreshments were not the
least attraction by any means, though
perhaps the greatest was the musical
part of the programme. Misses Aggle
and Addie Murine sang beautiful
duet, and Miss Aggie also favored the
audience with solo sung in her most
charming manner. Miss Ida Clifton
also sang a beautiful solo in manner
that brought down the house" 1t
was difficult selection, but the rendi-
ton was excellent. Judge Okey john
son read two selections, one of them
Father Ryan's poem, The Prayer OF the
SOUTH" and the other an amusing
sketch by Mark Twain. Mr.. J. NJ. Cecil
gave comic piece OF German dialect
reading, "Der Drummer An impro-
vised orchestra gave some instrumental
selections from limited repertoire. The
whole affair was quite a success, socially,
alimentively and financially.
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ParSOnal.

Miss Katie Best, of Lockhaven, Pa, is
visiting friends in the city.
". G. Pendleton, Esq, OF the Capt.
toll, went to Bethany, yesterday.
Col. Alex. Campbell and Hon. Lynn
Rodgers, of Bethany, were in the city yes
terday.
Mr.. Z. VI. Pearson, of England, will
make his home in this city and run the
pottery.
A. Q. Whitaker, Esq, OF Woodlands,
returned home yesterday.
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Trains leaving Columbus at $40 ?. N. and $50
l. N. run daily. Through Chicago Express, with
sleepin, car attached. leaves Columbus daily ex-
cept sunday. az $50 r. NJ. arriving IN chicago AT
7.sDneNt morning. Berths can De secured In al
vance al Union Depot ticket Office, Columbus.
Pullman 5 drawing room sleeping cars through
without change from Steubeaville aud Column
bus. 20 Cincinnati Louisville, indianapolis and
St Louis
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping
~ accommodations. &c, apply To Joseph N.
selleyille. Ticket AgeUt az Panhandle Depot,
foot Of Eleventh street, OF az City Ticket once,
under Mcclure House, Wheeling.
ID. ". Caldwell, General Manager. Columbus,
O.:S. VI. FELTON,, ir.. General Superintendent,
Pittsburgh. Pa. W. l.. O'Brieu, General PasSen-
ger aud Ticket Agent. Columbus, %. nOll
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On CLoTHs, a fine assortment, and
cheap, at q. q. Roth's.

BEFORE life is imperiled, deal judici-
ously with the symptoms. Remember
that the slight disorder OF to-day may
become an obstinate, incurable disease
tomorrow. As preventive medicine
take Simmons Liver Regulator, which
by its mild and beneficial action on the
liver, stomach and spleen, is eminently
calculated to assist nature in her efforts
to re-establish healthy condition. 1t
will also remove the cause of disease
without any OF that prostration which
follows the use Of drastic purgatives, or
any of the injurious effects OF mineral
pOisOns.
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Divine service this evening at the
Hebrew congregation worshiping at l.
D. O. +. Hall. Tomorrow morning al
1850 o'clock Alexander Steinfield will
be confirmed according to the Jewish
rites. 1t will be interesting for nom
Israelites to be present with the congre'
CATION. All fraternally and cordially in
yited
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mony referred mainly to the occurrences
of the might war" at the creek bank,
and was substantially as it was at the
time given in the REGISTER. He said
that in conversation with Capt Devries
the Captain admitted that the sole OBJ.
iect OF the construction Of the trestle and
spur tracks was to hinder and obstruct
the P, w. 4 Ky.'s proposed extension.
Also that Mr.. Lamb had remarked to
Mr.. Russell in his (the Mayors pres
ence, that there could be no doubt that
the spur track near Alley G was upon
the lands OF the city.
Pending his cross-examination, court
took a recess until 9 A. ".
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romeo SOuIt-
D. q. Evans, dIsorderly, fined 81.
Paid.
William Gillespie, dlsorderly, fined 81.
Paid.
George Stamford, for assaulting d. g..
Evans, fined -. Execution suspended
on payment OF costs.
Charles Holiday, disorderly, fined -.
Paid.
Geo. Gaus, disorderly, fined =. Paid.
James Farley, disorderly. Case dis
missed at cost Of Joe Lee (heathen
Chinee), complainant :,
John Fletcher, for fast driving, fined
=. Committed.
Thomas McNannon, disorderly, fined
-. Paid.
Frank Medley, disorderly, fined g.
Execution suspended on payment OF the
costs.