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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-12-06
ESTRAY.

TAKEN up on the land Of the under
i signed, near Scrabble, as an Estray,
on or about the 18th Of November, 1879,
White and Black Spotted Barrow, with
crop off left ear, and short tail, and val
ued at $500. The owner is requested to
come forward, prove property, and get
the valuation money except costs, this
18th day OF November, 1879.
Z. s. SNYDER.
Nov. %, 1879. 4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-12-06
LOOK, LOOK,

Come one, come all, to Roman s Cox's
extensive Clothing House, and provide
yourselves with the necessary Clothing,
for Men and Boys, and Gentlemen's Fur
nishing Goods, to protect You from the
well will, at No. SO, North Queen Street,
Martinsburg, W. Va, wait on you with
pleasure.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-12-06
Administrators Notice.

THE undersigned having qualified as
i Administrator Of the Estate Of his
wife, Mrs. Mary Pendleton, deceased,
hereby informs all those indebted to said
Estate to make payment immediately. and
all those having claims against the Es-
tate to present them, properly authentica-
ted, to the undersigned for settlement.
3. 5. PENDLETON,
Administrator.
Nov. %, 1879. 4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-12-06
Church Bell and Lamps
FOR SALE.

T'HE undersigned. Trustees Of the Lu-
Il theran Church, offer at private sale,
THE BELL which had been used upon
the Church for number Of years. Its
Weights about | 25 pounds, and Of excsI-
lent tone, AID WAS east in France In I'm.
Also for sale Bronze Chandeliers with
four burners each: Bronze Chandelier
with three burners: Bronze Brackets
with three burners, all la good condition.
Apply to the undersigned.
GEO. LtCKLIDER,
JACOB FULK,
JNO. H. ZIT-rLE,
Trustees Of the Lutheran Church.
Nov. - u
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-12-06

NORDIAL'S AND SYRUPS-Godfreys
Y Cordial, Stabler's DiarrhGa Cordial,
Aromatic Syrup of Rhubarb, Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing syrup, Bulls Baby Syrup,
Bateman Drops, Bulls DiarrhGn Cura-
tive, Jaync's Carminatiye, Or. Fahrneys
Tcething Syrup, Smiths Whooping Cough
Syrup, Rogers Worm Syrup. Freys
Worm Syrup. Holloway's CONNECTIONS.
BAKER N MCMURRAN.
Nov. ~ Nv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-12-06

DILLS-Bull'S Vegetable, Gilpin's Liy-
L or, Schcnck's Mandrake, Ayers, Rad
ways Regulators, Hance's Blood Pills.
Brandreth'S, lIooper's, TUFTS Liver,
Picrcc'S Pellets, Clarke's Female, Wrights
Indian Vegetable, Sanford's Liver, Ce-
phalic, McNcil's Liver, Motifs Vegetable,
CoStar's Bishop, DR.. Reynolds (Staun-
ton, Va, Lorne's Hygiene, Morison's.
Turner's Tie DouleoureuX, Blanchard's,
Helmbold's Grape Juice, Benson's Cele-
~, &C., &C., &c.
BAKER & MCMURRAN.
Nov - 4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-12-06

The world is workshop and none
but the wise know how to use the
tools.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-12-06

we have the honor to represent in this
thirteenth annual meeting of our Ma
tional Grange
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-12-06

DOR COUGHS-Bulrs Cough Syrup,
L Shriner's Cough Syrup. Stabler's En-
pcctorant, Jayne's EXpectorant, .Iadwin's
Troches, Browns TrocEes, Wild Cherry
PaStilleS, Benefits Troches, Bells Throat
Tablets, ScheEck's Pulmonic Candy Wis
tar's LozeugeS, Juniper Tar, Boschee's
German Syrup.
BAKER * MCMURRAN.
NoV - lw
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-12-06

CALVES AND OINTMENTS.-Gcrd-
- shells, Phoebe Bakers, lleiskcll's Tet-
Ter Ointment, Sings Itch Ointment, Jud-
kin's Ointment, Holloway's Ointment,
McAllister's All Healing Salvc, Henry's
Carbolic Salyc, DR.. Maggiel's Salve, Cos
tar's Buckthorn.
BAKER & MCMURRAS.
NnN % iM
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-12-06
NATIONAL GRANGE.

Hon. w. G. Wayne, Master OF the
State Grange of New York, welcomed
the members Of the National Grange,
held at Canandaigua, New York, on
the 10Th of November, in the following
beautiful remarks -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-12-06

lCOntinued neXt Week.l
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-30
THE SAVINGS RANK CASE.

The discovery Of alleged additional assets OF
tho New Orleans Savings Institution was the
topic Of conversation In financial circles yester-
day. All that could be gleaned was that Mr..
Urauhart, the president Of the bank, declined
to say anything on the subject, on the advice OF
his legal counsellor. because the institution was
In the hands Of the courts, whore q solution OF
the affairs OF the bank would be- reached.
Among the Carondelet street brokers 1t was
said the committee appointed by the depositors
In the bank having had access to all the books
Of the concern. Mt. gfquharts position was not
hand 1t fs reported that one Of the members OF
the committee says that whilst he committee
had access to the general books OF the bank
they did not know Of the existence Of any par
ticular book or books upon which the discov.
cred notes might have been entered.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-30
RREvITIEs.

The Constantine Commandery give their first
annual picnic and May-day festival at Oakland
Park on Thursday. the first Of May next.
The Amaranth Social Club give their fourth
annual picnic at tho Oakland Riding PARK on
Sunday. the eleventh Of May next.
On Monday. the fifth Of May next, the Agri-
cultural. Mechanical and horticultural Assoc
citation OF Mobile give their sixth annual fair
in that city.
1t was Miss Louise Larieu, and not Miss
Marie Durieu.. who won the first prize In com
petition Tor the sale Of tickets at the French
Society picnic on Sunday last.
DR.. s. E. Chaille, DR.. w. Fl. Watkins. DR.. s.
Logan and Dir. j. j. Lyons were elected dele
gates to represent the Orleans Parish Medical
Society In the American Medical Association
which il to hold its annual meeting at Atlanta,
Ga, some time during the month OF May next.
Madame de Lassichere. Miss Anne Maloehee
and Miss Atthurine Maureau. artists educated
by Prof. A. DuQuesnay. assisted by many OILS.
ttnEuished amateur artists. will give q connpli-
mentary musical matinee at Gruuewaid Hall
on the tnird OF May next.
The first entertainment for the benefit of the
auspices OF the Ladies' Bethel Aid Association
took place yesterday evening before a iarge
~aud1enee. The programme was varied and
attractive. and embraced aongs. Rotations and
dialogues, which were we'll rendered.
Next Sunday. at the picnic of the Francs
Tireurs UDrleans" there will be a grand com.
petitive drill. open to all military com panies
The following arsthe names OF companies en-.
tered for this day: Fret Company Of Orleans
leans Artillery: Capt. Z. y. Witt: First Com.
Dany Meyers Regiment, Cap. M. Reyes. IN
prize will be a gold medal. The judges will he
selected at the picnic.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-30
CONVENTIONS GOSSIP.

Ths general public having become pretty well
satisfied that the Convention will scale the State
debt and Interest, while they have some curl
oaity to know the method by which the redue-
tlop will be made. have lost all anxiety In re-
gard To It. and their interest is now centred on
the question Of qualification Of the elective
franchise. which Ia considered one 81 the mos,
important upon which the Convention will be
called to pHss.
The conviction that 1t Ii the intention OF y
majority of the delegates 10 insist on the impo-
sition Of qualifications and restrictions Ia rap
Idly gaining ground. and there Ia no little CON
earn manifested by all clasass M to how far In
this direction the Convention will go.
There have already been q number OF articles
relating 10 tho matter introduced ~ the Con.
yention.- Several, including two Or three ema,
mating from the Republican side, are Intended
10 continue the present universal system Of
suffrage. Two or three impose PROPERTY, quail
%leatiuns another goes further. ann mak.ts w.
possession Of education as well "a property he
requisite 10 The right to vote. and stilll %anoths'
makes The enjoyment of the elective franchise
aspaaae1t , on nth the ! pa .,,,},,s q 'ba ai t aaar,,I legi9 \
tiJetyear Ia which tbs election IN held.
lils last meets With some little faypr;t ! an \
there r. o pt9ban9l.,y tha1 7 eaasa oouy
tended. vii be- inserted In tho constitution.
The old light to get the adjustment. Of the
Stats debt. by agreement with the b9ndnoldefs
Into ttie hands Ut the Committee on Finanan,
was renewed yesterday morning and was again
won by the seniors, the nj after being for the sec.
nud tine referred TO the COMMITTEES on the
| Bonded Debt by tho overwhelming vote ot ~
to 40.
The question was a test ono and the vote re-
| corded is n fair representation Of the position
| aud strength Of the two fAeti ms.
THAT tho position OF delegate In not M ens1
| one viii be admitted when II il considered Tint
la addition to bic lhiofs OH the flpor OF tlt
| Convention eaeh member IL called upon TO a.
tend to the business of at least four commit.
| tees, there being between thirty and forty NJ
| told, and the men,bership being distributed a'
| equally as possible. @=
The manifest DISCRIMINATION. OF The .Oonven'
ton to subject all questions submitted TO i 4
| the scrutiny and decision Of the appropfIatt
| COMMITTEES before final action. and the number
of projects feeenttst will give the committees
| plenty of work and litfie tftnsfor rrefaatien.
The probable length of time the Convention
will be In session liz a matter whieti IL heint
| generally apeeulated npon. and on this maltel
| q majority of the delegates express the opiniot
| that tlls work eannet be donet ID less than SIKH
Days from tho date OF the ffst meeting. BY
| every effort md n conscientious endeavut. n
| get tbrought In Tint time will BE- and Is belni
made. md the session Will not extend much. ]
| any beEpU6 1T.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-30

By referring to the court column 1t will be
seen that A. doodpasture was yesterday fined $50
or two months in the Parish Prison. being the
first unfortunate arrested under the new ordi.
nance drawn up By District Attorney Finney
regarding the carrying Of concealed w apona
at public places of amusement. Judge Whita-
ker. with a determination to make an example
OF him. Inflicted the s~everest penalties.
The Judge, in q conversation With a re-
porter. said that hs had made up his mind tc
he very severe on ali offenders Of any respecta-
bic standing who persisted in defying the law,
Regarding the tranDs who carried weapons. he
said he would act toward them in the same
manner as In the past. as q tramp did not wish
anything better than to be sent to the Parish
Prison and be well fed BY the sheriff.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-30
THE AUXILIARY SANITARY AssoeEA-
TsnN. ~

At half past 2 O'Clock yesterday there was a
meeting of tho executive committee of the Aux
iliaries at their rooms In the Morgan building,
Gen. Cyrus Bussey la the chair d a quorum
present, @@5 =m %5a@m
Several communications were received. and
among them was one from DR.. White. stating
that he was indisposed and could not attend the
meeting. He stated that fifty loads of gas lime
had been placed In Lee Place. and by to-day the
work will be completed.
The conference committee reported that they
had met fhe Board of Health. The report
howed that the board had adop{e ed a resolution
making the term OF detention at quarantine,
and another asking for the removal OF DR.. Car
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-30
DAILY IN n Tolls.
NE Ia Wow nef0re Y we've ~ His Country
men. who VIII Decide whether He u
to Re set Free or so tg the Fenltentt~

n.y.
Yesterday, at 1 O'Clock. the case 81 the state
VS.. John j. DAILY. alias Sonny DAILY. charged
with having. on The twenty second OF March.
stabbed and dangerously wounded Mr.. John
Wei. SO, WIS called In tho Superior Criminal
Court. ~y= @e #--=
District Attorney Ftuney appeared on boz
half of the State, while Mr.. Lionel Adams ably
Represented the accused
Owing to the prisoners character. the same
having been ventilated by the press. ittook from
t o'clock yesterday until q O'Clock last night TO
got twelve unprecedented I1r vrs thnteould sit on
bis eaan. x @Es
As sbon as tho Jury was impaneled tbs prin-
cipal Witness. Mr.. Weisse. Vas placed on the
stand. He swore that on the night In question.
In front Of No. ~ Royal street, he was APP
preached by DAILY. who struck him on the hat
| with O welAing-eane. Hetold him not l., repeat
the act. DAILY then struck him With, bis fist In
hand plunged q knife In his left breast.
Here. at the request. of ths district attorney,
Wsisse opened his ahiEt and showed The wound y
that At The time Of the cutting he was eonversing
with Mr.. Duffy.
a. A.; DuHTs Yas .t TIE na = r draehar the ft ,hs
statement mada ~. Wetsse. He stated That he
saw DAILY infict the blows on .Welsss; trat
tMim n'si Day i5a pia ! ga he q k baiIlE; II h' him Il was AZ s'A'
Edward Coonsy WIS present ct the quitting,
being In company With Weisse and Duffy. He
saw DAILY strike Weisse twice over the head
with a walking cane. Weisse replied II don't
like sueh fun. If thnt's what you cali H." DAILY
said: You DONE like it2" He then struck
Weisse In the face with his left hand, and mt the
same time placed his right hand in the left
hand eQat pDcket, and drawing d knife plunged
It into .Weisse's left breast. The prisoner then
started to run up stairs.
Corporal Conrad WIS standing on the oppo-
site side Of the street. Saw DAILY when he struck
Weisse on the hat with the eans. Witness thsr
started across the strsst. Before he got ovel
DAILY struck Weisse In the face with his lef
hand. Witness also saw the prisoner put hi:
hand in the left-,and pocket Of his cost, mn
then strike Weisse In the left breast. Did not
SEQ q knife In the binds Of the prisoner. br
heard q knife Jingle In the hallway II 20 Roya
street. Went up the steps aad found the knife
and 1t had blood on 1t.
After this witness. midnight having rolIe(
around. Judge Whitaker continued the ems
until 10 o'clock thfs morning, when other Wit
nesaes will be examined on behalf OF the State
which will be followed by the witnesses for tn
defense.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-30
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CovJnY.

Lewis Flshel ". Succession Of lingo ~
wiiz-Suit for $1,000 for ser Vices rsadsrad'
WIN. Howe ct 81. va. Kniek srbocker Lle II
suranes Uompany.-BW IN ehanesry III 1ff6sSf
tbs Issue 81 q psid-up policy In accordance VI
contract. w
Morton, Bliss \ Go. .ys.. Chaffraix AAeat-a
this case The conrt finds MS facts TINT TSsl9SS
Watson, one 81 the plaintiffs. WINS at ,the Tiny
the institution gf THIS suit z spbisdt 81 dfs
defendants, was b eitlzsn of France, nd vi
conclusion Of laws from said facts that bid s.f
jurisdiction sustained and ealse refnandsd z Z
ID. State court f4.r trial aecotding to lavs
Freneh.-Tbe court finds In favor Of pislatih q
the question OF tltle--hairs t. reeoyar proDsrfss
United States w. Sam Loeke,ABail IotlseMH
and Judgment agti14t defspdant for I'M
eft aud John Peter Burt bali forfeited ax III
Judgment aR dust saeh for. 500.
Uuited States VS.. John Bla5fni, j. H0NEsH
W.. b. Reese Brill forfeited and jadfnss
againHt defendants for s9boo.
The court yesterday ordered tso witnass@aN
ba tyaiI.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-30
POLICE HOAmD.

The Hoard Of Police Commissioners met last
night at the Central Police Station, Mayor
Patton In the chair and n quorum of the com
missionsts present.
Patrolman u. 7. Teller was fined 1--WE days
pay for using insulting language to his supe-
rior officer. M%% -= t.@=~.. s5."@
Tntfolman d. !. Muller. for atsenting himself
from his bent. was fined two dAya' pay.
PatTplman IL. Husledt and w. Guerin. fol
eitting down aud sleeping ON their beats. were
fined three days pay each.
Patr5lmen James Giennon and j.. johnson
for dlsobedieuce oil orders. were fined onf
days pay eaaft.
John Barrett was ined ono days pay for ne
glect of duty. 49,.
For neglect of duty Officer William Perrir
was fined two days ply.
Patrolman s. MeGraw was fined FIVE days pa
for entering u saloon While under the influence
Of liquor.
P%afrolman J. Kelly, for neglect Of duty. wa
fined ono dHy'4 pay.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-30
orr sCHoss.

Monday night q thief. stole q holsslng bod
from the butcher shop Of Jacob Hoth.
Joseph Hoffes In ia the Central gtaid
charged rnbbing II I'll. Martin.
Katie Fagan eoilared Isaas. Dall0Ris N
and for this offsnss was lodged In We eef91l
Station.
y. Augustine and A. Ksnnsr we're l9dsts3
the Fifth Station. charged With lighting
| disturbing tus pence, Keuusf is ~additiQAe
charged with carrying n concealed WsHpehs
Yeste rday Aids Hennsssey and sMepaaM4
| arrested jas. r. Kendall, md locked hIl4 aN3
| the Central Station. charging him VIII tnei
eeny Of 300.
At3 o'eto K Monday. Offcsr Bayara. sI9ss
96i Fl Z Y yiG aoa ~ 4 % az 5sa strs4t ssfs III p ss|s
| having previously bitten q ltttts girl
All O'Clock Tuesday morning an iHsflsxss
attarnpt was made by thieves ~ pfy ape1 /
door 81 Mr.. Ghuthrealx's resideaes, egIa44
Philip md Clamp streets. The alarm N3ts
by o. servant in the house.
Paul Gastard ut tbs instigation 81 Dgslg
langnishes In tfis Third station. etsfKM! j.
| forcing open her door La the might Hsp u.s.
to commit q felony and also with e1fafalAia4
assault and battery on hsr.
At quarter past / O'Clock MONDAY ssea|Al
sneak thief entered Mrs. Maynss. felaa1j
No. 2f5 C~nstornhouse street, and stQls 81 1s
that was hanging In the hail. The d60f HI II
from the street into the hall bad been eafsn
left open BY the members OF the n0u5s.
At the i~ustigation of Eliza Hodges. Mis II
man was incarcerated in the Sixln pss
charged with having entered her louss "
night time and ~assaulting, her Wlsn q III
Iauman Vac also charged ~ Las VaM
carrying n concealed cap
J. Robertson was arrested ~ Capss
Manning and Aid Mike HsnnssssN
locked up In the Third Station enaIegs
being q confidence nan and o dalR7fEg@~s
suspicious character, without any vlsiggaa2
Of support. Robertson WIS also cusskr
the carrying or aeonesaled weapon.
Frank In Belle. ii Ia alleged. stole W.
from Mrs. Mathew Cooney. and De y*s@
objettsd 10 the TRANSACTION, TO use Y Dl1sE
d PRESTON. he smote her hip ana .n.aAI
finite is that la Belle " now, tlea w
ennIf aud hanEArr 80
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-30
TILE CITY COUNCIL.
rur OHDINANCE-PINCM-
BACKS HEsOLUTlONs .@.

The official proceedings OF the Oily Ooune1l
meetlnr. Of Yesterday. will be found In this
mornings DEMOCRAT. The adoption OF the
resolution relative to the purchase Of ~.
patriek's Hall and the introduction OF O "'sani-
tarv ordinance are among the principal fea-
ures Of the proceedings. The sanitary ordi-
nance IA the same adopted by the boara q
Health. the details Of which have already been
published.
THE TELEGRAPH APPARATUS.
Mr.. Chandler. the contractor for the furnish
Ing of the new automatic fire alarm signal
boxes has arrived, and was Occupied ct the
hall Yesterday In unpaeking the boxes, sixty 10
All and which will be Immediately substituted
for the old crank style OF boxes. The appa-
rat,,s. which enables the operator toiglve q d.
rect alarm from the signel boxes to The bells
will not. however, be adopted for the present,
BECAUSE Il would require OK ~pensivs changes 10
the disposition of the wires.
%pTHGHBAoH's RESOLUTION.
presented lii the Convention. providing, Tor the
apppihtment of n committee TO Visit the
Mayor and ascertain why eoiored churches
require, q perrit to hglh ser ,rhe vas ns s a,1l
tilt.t he could not sec the necessity Of such 4
committee, for II was u n.gtorious TACT thal
nearly oil the culoted churches we're more IKE
bedlants than places q Worsl,lp. ae a1ata,n,y
n h. !, ne To- ,woTsllp ths Lord. but IN doing 30
they have np right to keep their neighbors
awake oil night. He added that the permits are
r,eanired. 10 order that tae responsibll u e, q
th,eaa oliureh maatiups, shaii be attached 70
somebody. Tue Disturbances are Invariably
caused by the pretraetlon OF the meetings
and HAT Is why ths duration Is limited to 10
nfgtanE II I'm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-30
Fractured skull.

Az about / o'clock yesterday, wnlIs I
ored men, named James WliIIaainn 4 4
Williams, we're trucking cnion ~
DRAWER street, q difficulty took pias7 /
them. which resulted in an e5cnaassna
for the present, but which fnaiIy Hi Il
by james Williams striking sam traes
the head with q biii5t Of WOOD 2
The wounded man was removed ga
ity Hospital where he noW lies II Il HI
ditfon. 4 reporter eallsd p EiAs
unable to make a atatemert. - IA
The accused attempted to MAJ ba,r
after the commitfal 81 the deed. III
sued BY Officers Burns aad Eafr 's Sa
rested him and locked him up ~
Station. u,.1ttar1s ~
It appears that James Wfll,s1s ara
wheel Of his truck over the toe 81 ssaid
act was not followed BY he usual - -
cnsa me- Sam In turn atruek SfssIEsa
taIiated by laying him out Etsn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-30
Y. NJ. q. A.

The Young Mems Christian Association have
inaugnrated the custom Of holding daily prayer
meetings Of thirty minutes duration at their
rooms. No. 81 Camp street. and n weekly re-
union service on every Tuesday evening, at
1870 O'Clock.
The services last night we're attended by n
goodly number Of the friends Of the ~nssoeia-
ton. and were both solemn and impressive.
The rooms OF the association hAvs recently
been tastefully and handsomely fitted up, and
erty to make. as they are always open, hndthere
Il sno charge for admission. A free reading
room, we'll stocked with improving literature
and daily papers from all portions OF the c1un-
try. Is one OF the attractions.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-30
r.e stea,nboat TraA.sl5

Bill Steward, charged with eutss1n.. h
Boat W. p. Halliday. and Isara Phin11
with being 40 accessory before
fact, and j, Il. Welsh. charged VIII
Of Geo. Jones and the dapgeron5y
OF James Lane were all arTa,ga1
Judge Sheehan yesterday mornlIs
manded to tbs Parish Prison WIngas
| at of bail to await the preliminary eAole