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THE poLroB COMMISSIONERS SUMMONED by THE
GRAND JURY.

GRAND JURY.
Before separating yesterday the Grand Jury heard
the statements of Police Commissioners MacLean and
Smith. It appeared on inquiry that all the Commits
soners had been subpGnaed on Thursday evening.
but only the two Commissioners named presented
themselves witnesses Commissioner French
reached the Court House after the adjournment Of
the Grand Jury, and 1t seems that the subpoena
sent to Commissioner Wheeler not received by
him. 1t was . surprise to the Com missioncrs. as
they had little idea why they should be sum-
noned. They quickly learned the nature of
the call. When President Smith closeted in the
Grand Jury room he was closely Intercepted AS to
the efforts that had been made to suppress dsrepu
table places and gambling houses the part of the
police force. Themater OF street cleaning. it is I'M
derstood formed an important part of the nvestga-
ton. Commissioner MacLean was subsequently ex-
amined ut length, but his testimony did not differ
materially from that OF Mr. Smith. Ii generally
understood that the Grand Jury would make n pre-
sentiment in relation to the sanitary condition OF the
city. which under the control of the Police De-
partment. They did not. however. being satisfied
with the statement of the Commissioners, who fully
expressed their views on the subject.
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oBsEQUIEs OF A MILLIONAIRE.

FAMILY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MANIFESTO
TIoNs OF SYMPATHY.
The residence Of Christian A. Zabriskie. the dead
millionaire who killed in Morrissnia by rail-
road train last "Wednesday. was crowded yesterday
with the friends and relatives of the family, who
to take . last look At the remains. The body
lay in the front prlor of the house No. ~ East Thr
tieth street and dressed in plain suit of black
A handsome rosewood casket enclosed the remains.
On the lid was heavy silver plate bearing the in
scriptiop:-
CHRISTIAN A. ZABRISKIE,
died July 10. 1872
al
, 1879-06-05
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
PRODUCTS AND PROsPEt'Ts or THE
COMING NEW STATE.

From the ''National Republisan."l
"Hon. Thos. ii Brents. the present
Del, gate from Washington Territo;y,
gives Il very CRAFTY lug account OF the con-
dtion ol the prOple and the affairs Of this
Trrrilury-their remarkable progress In
agricultural pursuits, lumberiag, stock
raising. fisheries coal-Inining. and their
advancement generally. The settlers are
~ u general class llospitable, generous,
aud ways willing to help aud endeavor
to assist those who arrive and intend to
settle among them and grow up with the
uu,try.
The tile OF migration for the past few
years has steadily SGT towards the fertile
plains of the eastern part of the Territory
Oh account OF the large scope OF rich land.
Vast herds Of cattle sheep, and no ses are
raised. subsisting winter and summer OIL
Its natural pasturage alone.
Mr.. Brentz, In speaking OF the richness
Of Its production, says that In no other
part OF the country cwi the lands be equal
ed, as tar rs the raising Of cereals Is con-
cerned, and states that sixty bushels OF
wheat, seventy-fve OF oats. and sixty OF
barley Is the average yield per acre OIL
these lamps. The climate Is as mild as
that Of Maryland, and IN the middle OF
April apricots and peaches are as large as
peas.
The western part OF the Territory 10
noted or lts vast timber lands. fisheries,
and c,al mining. Mr.. Brents stated that
last year there were exported from the
Territory, l60, 900 tons Of coal. and 2l0,-
900 0I0 feet or lumber aud that over 900
vessels arrived aud departed Ia the same
time, making two arrivals and two deiar-
lures daily. As there IL but little coal
found on the Pacific coast outside Of
Washington Territory 1t makes this pro-
duCI very valuable one. and capitalists
nre Invited to prospect, as they can tind
mready market for the same In California
dild on the Pacific coast In general.
The heavily tinbered lands and its vast
toreSts gives employment to thousands
La reference to the salmon fisheries OF the
Territory, Mr.. Brcnts although not able
10 give . correct and succlnct accrUnntl
speaks very encouragingly Of the same
that IL has become OF consider able interest
aud that the value Of GAINED and salted
salmon exported last year was over 81
000 0OO, and Is steadily increasing.
There arc organized Ia the Territory
immigration aid societies, and every i'll
duvement Is offered TO settlers on govern
nlent lands. Mr.. Brents advises sml-
grants to have some means to subsist inr
short tins in settling In tho Territory,
and, as the country Is developed, the out
lay would be fully realized and In q short
time fortunes would be made. SCHOOL,
houses and churches appear In most oi the
sett ements, and 1t 10 the aim OF the local
government TO spare no pains to secure
advantageous educational facilities; and,
In consequence thereof, the nioral condi-
, 1879-06-05

tlon aud Intelligence Of the people are Of
u high order.
Railroad facilities are progressing. The
Seattle and Walla Walla and the New
castle Railroad, which pass through the
coal fields, have been completed for the
this last five years. The Northern Pacific
has ompleted considerable portion, and
In speaking OF this road, Mr.. Brents favOrs
It's extension condittonally. First--guar-
antee of It's speedy completion, or, in case
Of failure. forfeiture of all grants Of lands.
SecOnd-fayors reasonable price being
fixed for the lands to actual settlers--say,
from 81 80 and not to exceed $5. Third,
that one Of the conditions should be that
thev construct branch road through the
lands are In the Yakima valley, and, In
fact, it connects most Of the Interests OF
the Territory.
Ii speaking OF tiic navigation Of the
Counibia river he says they need more
steamboats, TO bring the products to market
and thst the monopoly which now exists
should De broken up. There Is room for
for opposition, and 1t would be well for
steamboat owners to risk.
Mr. Brents states the political aspect Of
the Ter rltory Is improving Last fail q
constitution was framed and submitted to
the people and was ratified by at least
twO-third majority, petitioning Congress
and Ia favor ofan act for the admission of
Washington Territory into tt,e Union as Q
Stale. Hon. Orange Jacobs, his preleces-
sor, OIL the Gath of last February, made
all exhaustive argument In the House Of
Representatives IN favor Of the same.
liz this connection IL Is proposed to ex-
telid the Territory so lar eastas to include
the the three northern counties OF Idaho,
namely, Nez Perce, Shoshone, and Idaho,
winch have = voting population Of 1,04s
which, added to that ofthe Territory. viz.
II, AZ, gives q total vote Of 1880.
IL s0oD as an opportunity offers Mr..
Bwnts will bring this matter again before
Congress, and has la his posses sion data
aid statistics which when made public will
80 exhaust the subject that success vii
surely crown bis efforts and the Territory
become u State.
Asa general rule the Indians located in
the Territory are peaceabe, but on the
irontier near Idaho settlers need more pro-
lection from the army. Mr.. Brentz has
urged The matter before proper authorities
and received favorable reply. In this
connection, Mr.. Brents, on the 2lst of
last month, introduced bill for the es-
tabljshnrnt Ota military post in the viCin-
ity ofYakima valley"
, 1879-06-05
NOTICE.

Notice for settl tlsmems OF Final Account.
In the matter Of the estate Of
Mary f. HUNT, deceased,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
IN that Henry E. Morgan. adninistra-
tor of the estate OF Mary F.. Hunt, lie.
ceased, has rendered and presented for
settlement and filed In said court his ALI
nuai and final account of his administra-
ton Of said estate; and praying that an
order of distribution be made OF the estate
remaining in his hands; and that A
SATURDAY, the 18th Day Of JULY, 1879
being day OF term Of said court, towft
May term, A. ID. 1879. at 10 O'Clock a. M.
at the court room sot said court, In Port
Townsend, Jefferson county, w. T., has
been duly appointed by the said court for
the settlement of said account, and the
distribution Ofestate remaining, at which
time and place any person Interested In
said estate may appear and file his excep-
tions in writing TO the said account, or to
the distribution Aforesaid, and contest the
same.
j. A. KUHN. Judge and
.;sr ,ex ofiicio clerk Of said court.
May 2Sth, 1879. 15:4w
, 1879-06-05
Administrators Notice
ESTATE Of MARGARET GILLESPIE
DECEASED.

NOTICE Is hereby given by the UNDER
signed administrator OF the above named
estate to the creditors OF, and all persons
having claims against deceased. to present
the same, with the necessary vouchers
within one year alter the date OF this no
tice, 10 the undersigned. at his place OF
residence, on WILDLY island, Island coun-
ty, w. T.
JAMES GELLESPIE,
Administrator.
Dated May 20, 1879. 15:4w
, 1879-06-05
CABBAGE PLANTS.

9TH EARLY AND LATE VARIETIES,
ID can be obtained at very reasonable
rates by applying to FRANK HASTINGS,
Sunnyside Gardens,
l3:lmo. Port Townsend, w. T.
, 1879-06-05
NOTICE.

I wish TO inform those who are indebted
to me that Allen Weir. of Port Townsend,
holds my power Of attorney, and is legal
ly authorized to transact all business In
my ZANE. JAS. w. WEIR.
Port Townsend, May IL, Ta 4w
, 1879-06-05

CHEW Jacsson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
"a. For Good cigars, 60 to Holcomb's
To Pleasure Seekers.
CAPTAIN WIN. BLACK, Master Of the
Yacht FRA N CES

Wishes to announce that he, has thorough
ly repaired and repainted his yacht. and
Is now ready tor charter by those wishing
a fast sailing and coM,,no lious boat. She
Is well adapted for those who wish to have
picnic excursions and evening rides.
Charges Quite Moderate.
lY Positively no cook carried. -Nl
Apply to the Captain on board or to
Chas. NJ. Gerrish, Agent.
Port Townsend, June s., 1879. [1m:16
, 1879-06-05
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
r. ". KE u ~ T, ProF
Water St, PORT TOWNSEND.

This eommodiOus, elegant and desirably To-
Gated Hotel is now under the charge OF its
Old-time proprietor, who win conduct 1t In the
same general style which rendered 1t so popu-
lar hereio oiore. sD HOARD by me day or
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OTTAWA FREE TRADER SATURDAY, FEBRUARY s, 1879.

read, and on motion Of Aid. Dean, received and
ordered placed on file,
AID Hoban, chairman Of the street and alley
committee, reported rs follows;
Gcntlrmen: Your committee would report
that Supervisor Butler reported to them that
Chestnut street bridge was out Of order, and on
examination found that both bridge and pier had
been removed by ice from the centre six inches
To the south, to which sc gave immediate attcn.
ton. Your committee employed j. W. Cody To
put bnck the entire structure L. lis proper place
and would report said work completed.
JOuS liOBhS, Chairman.
Aid Hail. chairman OF the police committee,
Your committee 10 whom was referred the bills
of j. Rio,dan would recommend that the sum
of $4,000 be allowed him, ii being for actual time
served ". IL. Hull,
john W. KELLEY,
Il. V. GrrrvITU,
Police Committee.
On motion Of Aid Dean the report was adopt
ed.
Aid Logan chairman Of the license commit
tee, reported that they had examined the bond
of II H. MatlOck, as city auctiOnecr, and deem
ed the surcties good and sufficient, and that n
license be granted him Is auctioncer. On mo-
ton of Aid. IiOban, the report was adopted
On motion Of Aid lIobaa, the fire committee
were instructed to have break put on the hose
carriage.
On motion of Aid. Griffith, a city ordinance
was granted to Chase Fowler.
Aid Huban moved that the action OF the last
council cXpcling g. W. W. Blake, member, be
cxpungcd from the records.
AID Hull moved that the question be referred
to a special committee of three to report at the
next meeting Of the council, and Aldermen
Catlin, Hun and lIoban were appointed by the
Mayor as such committee.
The following were ordered paid:
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Around the Court House

The following were this week granted liccAse,
% marry
John Stadcl and Mrs Marie Ballcnsicfcr
Jos. H. Carpenter and Emma Clinton.
RObt VI. Warrick and Pruclla A. EsmOnd.
EUlGcus I. RcardOn and Cath. j. Higgins.
John Holman and Maria Collins.
Charles Adam and Katie Wclman.
Leonard liahcrcr and Chrstiana Bauer
Mathew Holman and Elizabeth I!app.
Charles Ncwholm and Mary Ann Rcndlc.
tieo. =. Rugg ana Mary j. Murphy.
John Dunyahen and Matilda T.. fisherman
Timothy llanlcy aud Susanna Shciblcy.
VIM. Appleton and Elizabeth L. Wright
SOrcn Hanson and Josephine Tcnkcnbagcn.
Robt G. Park and Hattie Halter.
Silas Cartwright and Susie Chambcru.
Morris Il. Roberts ana Mary f.. Griffith
Benz, J. Anderson and Mary Henderson.
\ committee, composed Of Geo. w lIoyc, JAS
Ferguson, Vim. Pool, f.. How land and 7. 4. Pot
finger, examined the Jail and found 1t in health,
condition; the kitchen sCrupulouSly clean, End
The food ample and Of good quality owe find
" prisoners in the Jail, all of whom are in goot
health and they made no complaint about thci
food that could be substantiatcd. Tn,
ventilation Of the Jail is very imperfect, but it.
location and construction is such that Nc see II,
way Of remcdying il. We believe that all is be
ing done for the health and comfort of the pris
oners that the jaior can do consistent with thci
safe kccDing.n
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Regular Meeting.

TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. 18th, 1879.
Present Mayor Lynch, Aldermen West, KEEL
ley, Phelps Dean, Leonard, Catlin, Shuler, Hull,
hoban, White, Logan, Griffith. Absent; Hos
On motion Of Alderman West, the reading OF
The minutes of the last meeting were dispensed
Eith.
The petition Of j. o. Harris ct AL asking the
council To appoint an inspector of illuminating
oils, placed upon the market of this city in order
20 protect the lives aud property Of lis citizens
from the sale of low grade articles Of Kerosene
and other Illuminating oils, was, on motion OF
Aid. Logan, granted.
Aid. Logan presented the following ordinance:
ne Ordained By ne Cp Council Of The ciig n Otdta:
Sc l. Ths, IL shall be the duty Of the Mayor with the
approval Of the city Council TO appoint on" oi more Gil In.
Assembly entitled An act 20 revise the Law in relation
"H n fctlpn, approved March 18Th \. -. ls,i IN force
juiy at, a. u. 1854.
On motion Of Aid. Logan, the ordinance wa,
adopted by the following vote. Ayes: Kelley,
Phelps, Deas, Leonard, Shuer Huh, Hoban
Logan, GrlIiith-9. Noes: West l. Absent:
Below is a section Of the law which, by action
OF the council, has now became operative in th.
city.
SEC e. Any manufacturer renner producer or deac
y e9ai oil nsp,ta gasoline. benzne other
N hich such inspector Is srponied who sha neglect
mo-, already Inspected y some aG,hSriled nsp
ior OF this state within days after the same made o
any sae oil or mud oi sale before he same has ba a Si
spectcd or shall sell or attempt 20 sell T. person for
Eliminating purposes any sur'' oh which below the "a
proved sandart-tha L. having nng point lees ON
hundred and my degrees Fahrtnhe Indicated and
ierInned in the manner herein provided shall
package oask. b'el Other ;ing having nspccii
brand therenn toe oil or nga u0 having been
spccfed. shaw counterfeit brand shall be ned
exceeding two hurGred dOiars and be liable part
injnre. for all damages oCeasioned thereby. and all
eskk barrels or fa-ey used and their cOnteB
shsli he forfeited and may b. seized and cold.
A communication from Miss Parhara z. ~
gan was presented. stating that she had bee.
injured by defective sidewalk near the Cliflo'
RO:cl, was referred 10 the health committs
together will ;jo Lcal.A ..U-r.
The monthly report Of the City Marshal Wa.
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I,uCklen's Arnica Salvc.

Tie Hct SATIRE in the World for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, letter, Chapprd
Hands, Chilrlaino, Corns, and all kinds Of Skin
Eruption-. This Salyc is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction in every case or money refunded.
Price % cents per box For sale by +. Y. Griggs,
OttuNY. His
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Its main line runs from Chicago to Council Bluffs
and Omaha, passing through Joliet Ottawa, La
Sale, Gcncseo, Moline, Rock Island, Davenport
West Liberty, Iowa City, Marengo, BROOKLYN
with branches from Bureau Junction To PEORIA;
Wilton junction to Muscutine, Washington, FAR
field, Eldon, Belknnp, Centreviiie, Irinceton Irch
ton, Gallatin, Cameron, Leavenworth ana Atcnisnh'
Washington TO Sigourncy, 0skaloosa ana hnoxvnis
Kcokuk to Huntington, Bonaparte, Bentonsport
Independent, Eldon, Ottnmwa Eddyyille, oska-
lOosn Pea, Monroe, and Des Motncs; Des Roine1
TO Indanola and Wintersct; Atlantic To Audubon
and Avuca to Harlan. This Ia positively tce ohiy
Railroad which owns, controls ana operates u
Through line between lhicigo and Kansas.
This Company own and control tner sleeping cars
which are inferior to none ana give you uouDlc
berth between Chicago and Council BiuHs; LcnNcn-
worth ur AtchisOn for Two Dollars ana FIFTY tents
and n section for Five Dollars, while all other nne1
charge between the same points, lhrce DoliaTs lot
n double BERTH and SIX bollars Tor Il SCCtion'
What Will please YOU most Will ba the pleasure OF
cnioyng YOUR meals, while pISSitg over inc bc;tutl
nidccnt Dining and Restaurant Cars that accompany
ali through Express Trains. You Eet an entire meal
ns good MS is served in any irSt-Clnss motel Tor
scycnty-tivc cents; or YOU can order what You Haze
and pn, for what You get. ,.,-,
Approaching the fact that maj 1rty al the people
prcftr separate apartments for different purpose
jund the enormous passenger business OK TINS inc
wnrranting it, are pleased T. announce thnt thlS
Company runs its p.b.At ~ SlEEPlN,I SAkS iur
Sleeping purposes. and it, PALACE DINING tNh :
for Eating purposes. ono other great feature "'
PALACE CARS a-e PUN through to =
ATtRlzaDS and lEAS En- WoSTR. =,
Tickets via this Line, known ns IN"
For Information not oos:sirao,' at your
\. IxINIIsALL,
Gonl Superintendent.
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Cotluty Court.

Guardianship OF Elizabeth and Nyra \. HabIc
letters of guardianship issued to Henrietta Phil
more set aside.
Estate Of Bridget Hyncs, rcpor, OF sac of chat
lei property approved.
In the matter of the assignment of ), f.. Dewey
final report approved, estate declared settled and
assignee discharged.
Estate OF Thomas H. Simpkins, claims allowed
amounting to Sjo3af.
Guardianship of Kosamond b. Ball, Hec Gorbct
inal report approved and order for payment OF
Ss3j.GG to ward.
Estate Of George Fuchs, will admitted TO pro.
bate, George w. Fuchs appointed executor;
bond, $1,000; notice to creditors to April term.
Estate Of Ferdinand llandclman, report of ac-
counts
Estate Of Ann Cunliile, letters of ndministra-
ton issued to James Cunitc: bond 81 900; crcdi-
tCrs notice to April term
Guardianship of Julia G. CHASER, Bctscy Brown
appointed guardian; bond, $500.
Estate OF Emalinc Reed; estate declared settled
and executor discharged.
Estate Of Asa Carter, final report approved and
administrator discharged.
Michael Monahan, Of La Sale, aged - years,
was on Thursday declared insane and sent to the
Asylum at Elgin. This is the third time the same
NAN has been sent to the asylum. He was sent
IN nov. II, Dec. %, aud ON Thursday. The cadoe
IT his trouble is self abuse.
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DIR. II. OIIN.

OF Chicago, Formerly Of this place. will visit Ottawa at
Clifton Hotel the mt TUESDAY 81 each month, for treating
all diseases of the Eye and Ear, sugicslly otherwise
Operations for cataract artificial pupil Inverted lids closure
the duct strashylOm and the removal of
inors and morbid grONths IT every description Artificial
eyes and ear drums inserted without pain previous opera
tcn Granular eyelids The most frequent disease ia he
cest, radically and permanently cured
From his long experience In treating diseases OF the Eye
and Ear he feels confident in stating that nearly
every Chronic disease also treated Consultation free
December 10Th. 1879 If
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A. CARD.

To all who suffering from the errors and ndiscrction
Of youth weakness early decay loss of manhood
sc, will send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy discovered by mission
arg IN South America Send sclfaddrcssrd envelope to
the REV. JosEpH T. INMNN. Station D. Bibie HOWse, Net
YORK City. Janis ly.sp
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Stationery Supplies.

We hare all the latest ideas tn btS-
mess stationery, hare neW type. and
use the Holder BlOtter- Pad for keep
ing printed supplies clean and han
dy for use. The Holder Pad is the
best in use. 1t is Reater. cheaper.
more Convenient, less cun,brOus and
does its uork better than any other
Hotter yet inrented, aSa mere glance
at it lciU prOUe to any man. We
guarantee satisfaction to all orr
customers, SiUinS the best material
and best ,cork for the money in Of
tara. If you want something good
and neat call On
oSMAN g. HAPEMAN.
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Pullman lalBcr sleeping Cars { u. q Drawing Room
Cars Horizons Reclining Chair t,rs, and the G. u. q Pal
ace Dining Cars 10y this Az Information about
of fare sleeping accommodations and time tables vii
he chccrfuy gwen by applying 10
JAMES II. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent Chicago
&. ". SMITH,
Traffic Manager, Chicago. q. W. AlnEN,
iln25 Agent nj Ottawa
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"a positive benefit to young children and in
fants Is the popular verdict for DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup. Sold everywhere at % cents bottle
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IpCh Es'r 30 bbr.-The finest English,
osUAS a BAPKMASs
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DISSOLUTION.

By mutual the coparncrshp heretofore existing
between salmon Price and swim Allen In this day dissolved
All Indebtedness due the firm Is to he paid Ia Mr.. salmon
Price. who will continue the business at the old stnd cor.
ner Of Madison Columbus SIS. SALMON PRICE.
Ottawa. Jan e, lS19.-ehl;iw SWIM ALLEN.
OFFICE STATIONERY, a BsnT p1 gSSS
OF the best quality at essonaoe prices osmnn Hap
msr's wei ni The Court House square ottawa III.
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SAC GAMMONssSs.FSS: :! and Gees : a sSs
an, Heet Of thsCouIt Mouse sopAL
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THE COURTS.
The Circuit Court,

H. oi,,in,, docket has occupied the a,ten
'"' .''''' a,,h, vo.L Ed Fox.
ZION oil Tue co"'' wv "'o'' 49,, H. :,
Of the "quick finger" was acquitted ht 10
..hold had man" and ought not to be quite 81
49, 1,a,.oh." I'm, ,hcr, opp,nrs To be no
awi"'ls o''''"' Mr. oJi,,
law against sharpness ana chceh'-"'''' a. "'',''
George Downey for burglary got threc years III
A., ,,i,.,ti,rv William Mitchell and John
1ho -, ,,u,.,, lint b,vc not hr,n
,s,,o,, Indicted fnr riot
,u, codfrov R.inhort was
WAS io""" "o' ,,;,,o,, - ,cops.
tined 800 for selling liquor Wl'hout I'c"Se'
and $40 for selling on Sunday-Wni' Lihuer a'so
"" s-,a 500 ror eo,,iny ,io,or without license
was hnoo '-' W. -, ,,,.oo,, No,
On Yesterday 'o"'' "oJo"' ~
iay
LAW DOCKET.
n;s.,;ySeJ Samuel Ouiglcy V. James Murtha,
ron,ovin. Jdc w Elwell ct al. V. John II. Quinn,
aisctm,nt. Auyusta MaerhOfcr adin'X., DC, V,
II Nnierhofer. George Sing v Francis Scsscn.
,vipn. Jnhn T. Nurpby V. Luke Petit, replcyin;
L r. Wood y Vim. lIaskil; John ID. Young ct al.
" Edmund O'Donnell; Prosper Tester V. Thos.
Corcoron. Catherine Campcll V. Phillip McMan.
Nc two suits: WIN. Jackson v Warner T. Jack.
.on covenant: VIM s. Jackson V. James d. Ma
.on of al Y II RAYMOND con'r, Nc., V. Loren
Uoyohoom rcnlcyin. Robert Hall V. VIM. Tan.
nor rrnlcyn: Geo. Dennis V. James Baton ct
Al Martin Mcnamara Y. John forristal ct al,