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The daily gazette., 1879-12-02
PuILA ADELPHIA MARK ETS.
nER NJ


FLOUR squiet and Arm Sales ofl700 bbls,
DO. do. at So 5Oas OO; and
W esteTn do. do. at ~ 50 u % and
Patent ana other high grades at " - IA
sS 80. Rye -four is steady at IS 31sa5 ~.
GRAIS.-Wneat is in better demand Hnd
&c per bushel higher. Sales of D,DJO bushels
including rejected at 81 40; red at " -
al A. amber at 81 45l3al l6; No. red, in
elevator, at 81 45 December, VI 40 Jan. aud
o.. 81 February Rye is steady at ~ cents.
Corn met with a better demand And prices
were Arm. Sales OF S.UO bushels inciud-
ing old mixed and yellow 6Oa8l., and new
Oats are fairly active and nrm. Sales OF 1000
bushels including mixed, At Haze; and
white at 43l3 and 45l1 cents.
WHISKEY.-Small sales are reported at
81 IA per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY, December /, s p. NJ.
BEEF CATTLE were in fair demand
and common grades were rather lower
35l7 head sold at the different yards at 81
&c. per fb., as TO quality.
| SHEEP were In demand. 10000 head ar
rived and sold at the different yards Il
| ,5Ic. per pound. Lamos at iLaapAc. pc
pound as to quality.
| Hoes were in iair demand at an ad
vance; 1000 head sold at the diffeIen
| yards at 5Aa634c. per D., as to condition.
Cows were Unchanged. 30 head arrive
and sold at $b5aso5 per head.
SHEEP BROKERS' ASSOCIATION.
Park Drove Yard, West Phitd., Nov. 20.
| SHEEP.-Extra, ll0 to 100 pounds. 8 to 81
| good, w to lVO ibs.. AZ TO ~ fair, 80 I
| 81 Ms, ~ to ~; good lambs, 5I TO 81
common lambs, Sl1 10 ~ calves,
to bl1 Market fair. Arrivals. Goo head.
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WALL SrKsr Money
easy, the ruling rs,s for caii
loans on stocks being per cent a"d the
highest EAte Z per cent. Stocks we're 40
tive, but very feverish and weak. Gov
ernments were u shade lower under the
infiusucs ..of the Presijsnl's Message.
Railway bonds were fairly active but
lower. Foreign exchange was exceed.
lngly dull At unchanged rates.
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The Next Iresileni.

The politicians are anxious on this sub
Ject, but u much more important thing for
ali who have poor appetite, or impaired di-
gestion, or hkIn diseases, or an enfeebled
generally, Is to know that
Warmers safe Bitters will cure theiu.-
81 900 will be pail to any Que who will
prove that there Is a better me 'icide OF Its
kind. novly-d2w
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The Presidents Stolen Md|

WASHINGTON, Dec. l.-Whea
discovered that the Presidents
had been purloined and pabllsleI
eral journalists called at Tue
House and Informed him oil lhe
asked that they be furnished wlInI
This was refused, the lrs,ldepl
ing thai il 1t had been puollsl'euji !
been stolen that he would comp, y,
his duty, and transmit 1t 10 a., ~
before allowing it to BE- nau'
with his consent.
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suit Against the Govern

Judge Wallace was D. esentI
United States Circuit Cour ys
for the special purpose of trying
OF Isaac NJ. Millbank, # Greenf(
Conn, against Col. James G. |
! he suit Is brought to recover
for the alleged infringement Of p
patent for breech-loadins guns, ,
claimed that Col. b.nlon, United
A my, lin charge Of the Springfield
ry, ha' Manufactured ~, 900 breed
Ing Guns, with the Improvement
10y The plaintiff, and o his damad
sum Of S60,OJ0. The tlial was
yesterday b' fore jury, and will
oly last several DAYS. As istatt
states District AltorI ey Clark
Tor the government.
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rhe NORM ons Incitins the in'

WASHINGTON, Dec, !. 1e
Scbuiz received the foiio"'ns v"
f,om General Hatch to-day
Los PINos, Nov. ~
To the s cretery OF the Interior
iUgtOn u,,;,a Riye
Tn, advance OF the White n"
ar. coming IN. Word ~ sen' ~
t,ere seems to be more IN Inc ~ \
'nn" HATCH, Comnls'''
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THREATENED cRI
Oil SD,trfs TO I26 Us.

PIrr.BuRG Dec. l.--rDi, was another
day vi great xcitemeut al the y Ex-
change. The uiarket oI,eued Al l2jt sd-
vaucrd to l27i aud closed at l2Ui. Tue
iea,on Ior tue large aud sudden advance
f,odi The closing tigur-s on Siturd ~, l25
WAS b. Cause early tclegrAins showed u
heavy DECREASE ~ proIuct.ou. The sales
amounted to lat, ,UUU barrels.
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Fatal RaiirOad decided

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. /, lS1
east b 'uud freight train on the
Rock Railroad, which left LittleI
his morning AT seven o'clock,
The track At two O'Clock this aftal
ran into u trcsilr, ditchlng tfee
loaded with cotton. all OF wbic
burned. A negrrss and her Nv
dren, and George Forsyth, hra
we're Instantly killed. Ii. K. lrow|
conductor. o Brien, a brakrmaj
Jn3.ph Hooker, proprietor OF Bl
ra,lng staiion, Wrr. seriously 4
O'Neal. another brakeman had hl
burned.
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CNild and Parents.

In the Supreme Cour, to y,n, aay' ii
suit of Mr.. Charles + mohll .'h,l,l ;
York, for the custody oi a ssrra sr ba
This city, a deere 9 was 81 en.e,u" 'hs !, oth;l
raas LATER being given to understa"r snr|
the right Of the father is no. ,uot ,ot
po-tuDities to visit aud .,1.., cu,,'a any
fectioDs OF the girl, and lha' aiiI ai 4
aro,,nd sr for a new appllcat'op.
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The Huber Poisoning

The body of Mrs. lluber'ssx
old daughter, who died suddd
Friday, November 2l, was exhun
morning and an inquest held. II
after taking testimony, rendered
dict that the child died with symp
poisoning, but that they could nj
as to whether the loison was adm
ed accidentally or Intentionally
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CABLE NEWS.
LONDON, Dec. 2, IL

LONDON, Dec. 2, 1879.
The Times Vienna despatch reports
that the Government's Army hill will bs
taken TO the Upper House VI the keich-
srath, which IL is thought. Will accept It.
There Is uJ apprehension Of . coustitu-
tional struggle betw cen sho two houses
on the matter.
TURKEYS RKPoRMs.
A Coustantinopls despatch r. the
Times say = yhai Baker PAcha has started
for his post ~ tn, representativ. OF the
Sal An to sup-rinteud the intI oduuiion
VI reforms throughout the whole Of
Asia Minor,
THREATENED CRISIS IN TURKEY.
The Tunes Constantinople despatch
states that tbe split III The Calumet
threateUs To produce u Ministerial crisis
owing to III iffrrencrs between the Prime
Munster aud the Munster of the nte-
rior. The result will probably be The
resignation OF the latter.
rAKooB KHAN LEAVES CABuL.
Under Instructions from the Viceroy
Of lndia the ex- Alneer YAkoob Kuan lefI
Cabui to-day for Pesbawur, under the
Charge of Capitals Turner aud AL escort,
and viii reach his des,i ination ia cignt
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To the Eu0iish Mission.

WASHINGTON, December l. 1t Is As
serted to-niglt At that the President has de-
cid>d to appoint Ex-senator Frelinghuy-
sen, Of Ne" Jersey, as Minister ~ Eng
laid " succeed John Welsh.
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Died Rl The MOspliAl.

Thomas Kennard, young man only
nineteen years Of age, died at the City
Ho>pit !, (where he was sent on Satur-
day last,) this morning, OF typhoid
ever. Deceased was formerly employed
in the ship ,ard of the Harlan d IIo'-
lingsworth Company, and lived with bis
III ther in Porter's alley, near Orange
street. lie will be buried from the hos
pitai
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An Election Inspector "o'
,JaiL.

Nnw YORK, Dec. 1.-Wash1lssEsss' . lsss'
Hail. ali Inspector of election in in 'S,I, Sai,'
has been convicted o! maA, aiscIion
turn of votes cast at ,ha. a.r,niner
sente Iced in Oyer and Terin'nh the
20 -,iay TO eighteen monthS ~
Prison.
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GOin0 to Phiiatlelphfd.

At a regn.ar meeting Of the Lincoln
Club held last evening, 1t was decided
to participate as body in the reception
20 oe rendered Gen. Grant upon the oc-
caslon Of his visit To Plilad lpliia on the
10 inst. 1t was stated that the p, W. 4
b. X. r. will issue tickets at reduced
Ia'es to organizations that desire to par
tlcipate.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-02

Rev. DR.. Saul Il Philade,tpSaii ~
given I S 700 for the support ssS.i' ., H.,
Missionary college In snsns w re
of which Bishop Scher''che"'>'
laid tue foundation.
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Bullion JIifhdrdtCn,

LONDON. Decem Der 1.-The amount Of
buiiun withdra.n from the Bank Of
Euglaud on baauce IL day Is f3Ol ,0U0.
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HANDKERCHIEF !.

0nAHD DEPOT 18TH STREET.
We might claim to be The largest hand
kerchiri house " We chose 10 set this stock
by Itself, because we import dirert and nt
all times carry an apparently inexhausl-
ible stock OF all the best that the linen aud
silk loom, produce.
Ehe latest arrival is
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
YRox
CHINA AND INDIA.
These will outwear any other kind OF
handkerchief, silk or linen.
We have ust opened nearly $4,000 worth
OF the above goods.
handkerchief that have been sold at
e2.50 each we wi.l seil nj 81 so each.
REAL INDIA 81, X CASHMERE
MUFFLER5
AND
OLD FASHIONED PRINTED
CORAu HANDKEHCHIEF5
We have elegantly embroidered aud scol-
loped nAudksrchi
HEMSrITCHED
AND
We ofYsr . large assortment
SILK HANDkERCHIEFs
In the coors IN ost wanted.
| Every day brings us something new
from France aud Ireland, aud you can II d
| On our counL- RI things that are choice and
| exclusively In Grand Depot.
| BOYS AND GIRLS
HANnKERcHlEFs,
French WOVEN BORDERS,
Sl.OJ per dozen.
2i L, D,zen Fine French Cambric Double
Hemstitchsd and Embroidered colors, tl
each.
We have sold the same at
| 500 EACH.
LADIES ALL WHITE HEMsTITCHED
| From l2lzc, each to finest
LADIES INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFs,
HANDKERCHIEFs,
IN SILK AND LINEN.
Present selections are recommended.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
i'll ULo"Es.
| UN uFRWEAR,
FURNISHING GOODS
Purticular'D White Shirts and Mex Wear.
| GRAND DEPOT. 18th STREET;
| Carrying an immence stock impoe te
az er specid and peisonai selection o.
buyer In EurOpe-receiv ny daily from
best manufacturers of the word. we eat,
meet ALMOST ANY want or supply any de
nand The evident rush ,r our under
wear is imp eredentei. We stat'on addi
tiona' clerks aud open new cash offics to
quickIy serve customers. Cons dering the
beautiful makes and qualities.
; There are low prices on every thing II
lGLOVES.
q There are low prices on everything fl
HOSIERY,
..Tnel,: are low prices on everything ii
UNDERWEAR.
There are ow prices on everything II
FURSI-HING GOODS
This will be proven on comparison.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
DEPOT,
)EIPHIA.
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Meetings Tonight.

TUESDAY.
H. Y. NJ. A.
Delaware Loan.
Excelsior Loan.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 3, X. OF P.
Humanity Circle, No. /, b. OF U.
Franklin Circle, No. 8, b. OF U.
Asylum Lodge. No. q. l. .. q. F.
German Mutual Beneficial Society.
Lafayette Lodge. No. ~, A. F. A. NJ.
American star Lodge, No. 2, A. y. q, F.
Mutual Coal and Produce AssOciH ton.
Mt Vernon Degree. No. l, /. q. .. r.
Delaware EncamI mei t, No. 4, /. o. o. F.
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Congestion of the Lungs.

OssVSos'OssO VI WV A<sSssUos
The sad death of Col. William Fisks
been caused byexcessiye drinking, which
incc rrect, as he had -nt rely reformed
sometime ago. Later advices receiv, d
from Nebraska state that hs d,ed from
cong st,on or the lungs, brought on sby
bel, x caught in heavy rain while DR. W
ing with his brothers son near ,Llncoln.
To BE Continued.
A meeting of a number ofpersons who
are interested in the Friends Social Ly-
ceum was held last evening, and after a
desultOry conversation II was unani-
mously agreed to continue tie meeIi ngs
duriog this winter. Otfic rs were elected
atd the. regular meetings will begin OF
Monday evening next.
A SOCIAL HOP.
party Of yonng men styling them
selves "rhe Midg' ts," will give a social
hop in the Ph9nix Engine House, Oh
Friday eveuing next. To ihe best gen
tlesian waltzer will be awarded ha, Il
some picture, which can tie seen In the
wiudOg ~ Neil Gibbons news .ture
ew Quarters.
Mr.. Edward Bringhurst is having the
room lately occupied by by John Z. Pat
terson, Esq in the second story of the
Bringhurst Building, fitted up. When
completed it will by occupied by the
Fountain Society, .. P. Z. A., and s
=. Z. T..
For WashtnDtOn.
Hon. Z. l.. Martin, Representative In
Congress from ID alaware, wentio Wash
lngton yesterday. He arrived here al
IOn from the Delaware Railroad, ant
| without tarrying took the express fol
Washington.
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CLOSED.

The Seventh street opera house, L.
closed Tor the present IL win probably
be reOpened III two or three we eks.
The Mennonites are about to establish
a mission among the Lad an, ia toe Island
of kodjal, G0O miles west OF Sitka, Alaska
The daily gazette., 1879-12-02
FOURTH EDITION
! nd len aion. ler rosDay.

Ris'ng JolioUsd bv falling bcrsmse~,
soSuaeriy HiAds, Uorm~, partly elssdv
sssathv. posibiy succeeded BY lossw sssN>
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Local stock and Bonds.

National bank OF Delaware. co.
first National Bank LIT
Union Nati.,ual Hank nk.,.............. H
National Rank VIII. and BrAndyWtne.. "
FarmeFs' BANK. q
Wilmington Coal Gas Company........ u
Delaware X X. Co. B
Delaware Western r X Co Suck, q
Phila. VII. 4 balti more Il. d Co..... eeA
WilIn = Northern 4. X. C0............. ~
delaware Fire Ina Co.,. ................S .So
Delaware State Bonds s,..................lol ICE
Wilmington City 6s....................fS
Wilmington City 5s.....................M M
New Castle County Loan. ....... ........ w
Delaware Railroad. nrst MOrtgaee...... lc
delaware Railroad, extension. 1O2
VII. Passenger Railway Co. list mort. ti
- Stock,
Masonic Hall Ca Bonds. "
Masonic Hall Co Observation-Disclosures. z
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Wilnainxuon MARKERS.

WILMINGTON, Del. December q 1879.
Quotations at the Brandywine NJ Ills for
Flour and GRAIN, furnished by W. u.
Pennyp tcker q Co. Corrected Daily.
Best Patent Flour. ............as 25 To t9 q
Choice Family Fiour......... 6Ut SW
Choice Superfine... s w 70 "
Prime new wueat. l5j
New Corn. %
bran per ton 2DU
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THE GRAND DEPOT DRY GOODS HOUSE,
l3h Street Market 10 Chestnut,
PaILADEIPaIA.

"In Tie general excitement goods old prices
customers assured that large force will do their best
supply all that be waited these short days. The increase
Of clerks quite noticeable but times in the day far
from ample Please take kindly any disappointment in being
served and again. We have lately gotten bold Of lots
Of Dre Goods that late for ORDERS and sold to
a. sacrifice A very desirable quote in Ladies' Drc
ossds
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Fs...si.i sns e...sr-sal.

VII xxxe7oH. DEL, Dee ., ts1s.
kst-ss ntock Qu0sasione iarnlshed oy
tsald . Co.. Clayton House buslding
Hi,rsingt0p, Del. at II n. tO-days
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-01
A Chapter of Accidents,

About half-past seven o'clock yesterday
morning, Mike Seigel, driving team at
tached to one of Weber's beer wagons
attempted to cross the c., H. & D. Railroad
track at Gest street. ahead of an approach
ing freight train. He was too late, how
ever, and, the engine striking the team,
both horses were killed. Seigel was thrown
from the wagon, and received severe cuts
and bruises about the head.
Alois Ebert, residing at No. Ais Central
avenue, received bad cut in the head last
evening, and had to be taken to the Hos
pital.
Anna Bunker, sixty-fve years of age, re-
siding in Chatter alley near Pike street, suf-
fered fracture of her right thigh yester-
day, and was removed to the Hospital for
treatment.
VIM. Pickett, of No. 282 West Sixth
street, fell down stairs last night and cut
his head pretty badly.
Willie Leonard, five years old, who lives
on Seventh street, near Vine, while trying
to get out of the way of a passing hack fel
on the street car rails and severely bruiSec
his head.
Tom Morrissey, a boy of fifteen, wa
struck in the leg by piece OF burstec
fly wheel while at work at the carriage fac
tory of Emerson, Fisher & Co., Saturday
which caused the amputation of his Leg
The falling of machine used for layin!
flag pavement near the Exposition Build
ing severely injured one OF the laborinI
men named Schmiddlapp.
Mrs. Victoria Breisel, at No. Is Eas
Ninth street, was burned on the hand ant
arm by coal-oil lamp explosion Saturda
| nAinht
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Local Personal.

Chas J. Ecces, of the Louisville Post
and News, spent yesterday in this city.
Patrolman John B. Renner, of Bremen
street Station, is happy-it is little girl.
Mrs. Henry Cutler and Miss Mary Hurd,
Of Fulton, have returned from a trip to st.
Louis.
The Hon. C. G. Archer and family have
returned home from delightful trip to
Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Hollister and George
T. Hollister left to-day for the Berkshire
Hills and Boston.
joseph Z. Ebersole and Miss Mary A.
Ebersole were registered at Zurich, Switz-
erland, August 10TH
Mr.. G. H. Barbour and wife have re.
turned, after several weeks absence at
Westtield, New York.
Mr. Frank Schroeder of Thirteenth and
Clay streets, Saturday evening became the
father of bouncing boy.
Mr.. Henry Schroeder, of the firm of Lang
enbrunner & Co., celebrated the forty-tifth
anniversary of his birthday yesterday.
Mr.. M. v. McCann, of Jacksonville Ind,
accompanied by his daughters, is in the
city. They are stopping at the Gibson
House.
Miss Clara Bernstein well-known singer
of this city, has accepted an engagement as
second sololst at the Grand Opera Theater
in Paris, France.
Mr.. G. w. McAlpin, of Clifton has gone
to New York to meet his wife and daugh.
ter, who have been spending some weeks
at Watch Hill, Rhode Island. -
Professor H. Steinert was yesterday
elected Director of the Choir of the Third
German Protestant Church, on Walnut
street. Professor Steinert is from Newport.
Miss Mary w. Richardson is on account
of illness, compelled to resign her position
as teacher of drawing and painting in the
Bartholomew English and classical school,
Mrs. L. M. Hosea, of Mount Auburn, has
returned from Canandaigua, New York,
where she has been attending a musca
institute under charge of Mr.. W. H. Sher
wood.
Mr. James M. Floro and wife will cele
brate the twenty-ffth anniversary Of theil
wedding, Friday evening, the 9Th inst, a
their residence, No. 154 Eastern avenue
The affair will be entertaining as well al
enjoyable.
Mr.. Morris II. Warner, Press Agent
Grau's English Opera Company, and form
erly a prominent young Journalistic of Louis
vile, is in the city with the company. Mr.
Warner is the author of "The Cadets" II
be presented later in the week.
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where DR.. Potter attended him. In spite
of his efforts he could not save the life OF
the man, who died this morning.
The Coroner, on investigating the case,
found that the man had committed suicide
and therefore declined to hold an inquest
The Coroner has been notified that Hen
ry Steinberg, son OF Mr. Joel II. Steinberg,
who was crushed by the cars in Saturday
Railroad accident as recorded in the STAR
that day, had died. He will investigate the
case.
Rodger Mahoney, a young lad living at
No. 65 Observatory Road, was struck on the
head during quarrel about two weeks ago
His injuries were such that two doctors
were called in. The boy, who for years was
sickly, died yesterday. The Coroner was
notified,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-01
JUDGE WILSON'S WARBLINGs
70 Unfortunate Sunday Sinners Brought Be-
fore Him.

.Wm. Stone stand up. You're charged
with petit larceny. George Washington,
take the stand. What did this man steal
from you, Washington, a Ratchet"
asked His Honor of the pros
ecuting witness. mo, sir, he stoled
eighty-five cents out of my money belt
while wus sleeping on de levee yester-
day." "Did you steal this mans money
E.one?' asked the Judge. mo, sir" he
replied. "Well go now, and don't come
back any more"
Robert Cassidy, charged with drunken
ness, offered to join the army if he was re-
leased. He will have chance to do so
after he serves but thirty days.
.If Yer Lordship will lit me go this morn.
Ing I'll leave the city instantly" pleaded
John Reagan, who was charged with being
drunk, "and won't steal nothin', ayther,
to git out of town on" he continued. well,
ri let you 60 this time. Now If you say
another word before you get to that door
I'll bring you back" John went, and it is
needless to say he kept his mouth closed
until he reached the door.
Richard Kistner, on an old sentence
against him Of abusing his family, was sent
10 the Work k-house for three months.
FRANK CdTucy, lOl Cdil lliS " ioaoON pio
tol concealed upon his person. was sen
fenced to thirty days confinement in Bill
Ounns castle.
Fannie McCue, for most aggravated
case of drunkenness, will be entertained a
the Dunn Hostelrie for the next thre'
months.
August Engel, for breaking up beer
giasses, windows and furniture in Schroe
der's saloon in Cumminsville yesterday
was fined $15 and costs.
James ORiley Webster, of New York
Who was released by Judge Wilson las
Saturday, felt so good over his marrow
escape from the Work-house that he wen
right off and filled up with beer once more
he was pulled in, and this morning Judg
Wilson continued his case till next Satur
day for the purpose of SOLDERING him up.
Moses Jackson was charged with an as
sault and battery upon John Euewyl
Jackson, who is colored claims that b
found Euewyl locked up in a room wit
his (Jackson's) girl. "Whoo is this girl?
asked His Honor. "Annie Cheatham
replied Nose. "She sings in the choir c
the Seventh-street Church." "1ts II
such thing" broke in Major Ira,
is; "she don't" Well" remarked Hi
Honor "I'l continue this case until Il
morrow morning for the purpose OF havin
the young lady present"
Zachariah Young, colored, was fined s.
and costs for carrying pistol.