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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29
warm Lobelia tea TO nourish his
stomach-and | am going to give

warm LOOelia Tea 10 nourish his
stomach-and | am going to give
him an
Enough, DOCTOR" interrupted the
blnshing youth. 81 have to inform
you that am this patients nearest
friend. Make out your bill! Yonr
further services can be dispensed
with" The stranger spoke az one
not to be trifled with and doctor
Lobel;a was taken with leaving.
She then removed the two hot bricks
and applied cold water freely to the
patients head, and she administered
such other palliations as common
sense seemed to Indicate, and watch.
ed over him with constant tender
ness, until the arrival oeDr. Lancet.
On examination OF the p46ent's hat,
it appeared that his skull had been
shielded from fracture, by some pa
pers that happened TO be in his hat,
and which papers che ventured to
take the custody OF. One of the pa.
pers was an open half sheet, on which
were written with pencil, the fol-
lowing lines T; which as they were in.
teresting to her, are here transcribed !:
When he whose feverish brain gives birth,
To thoughts found written here.
Is torn from all he loves on earth,
Oh drop for him tear.
This throbbing pulse, this feverish frame
Betray my secret soul, ik
And tell that her dare not name,
love beyond control.
Perchance no more thy form divine
My watchful eyes shall bless;
Yet, though thou never cansl be mine,
l cannot love thee less.
The stream, the plain. the prairie flower,
Each object that see,
And every moment of each hour
My memory links to thee
She watched over the sufferer until
the fourth night and until his reason
began to revive and he was pro.
nounced free from danger, when with
. blush she imprinted an impassioued
kiss upon his forehead and departed.
The next morning she came down
from her room to breakfast at her
sisters at the usual hour.
To be continued.
NET q
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Advertising <ssSess
fIWI2 w.l3w 4w. I'm. m iy-

Annual advertisements payable qusrteriyi same
,-.st quarterly without extra charge. M
Advertisements set to double Column 70 per cent
business eards lines or less, s. per annum; each
E.trsy No;ites, one animal be described %
for weeks; each additional animal uesc'ioeu III
.tms notice SO cents. 49,.
s,sri.i notices and business notices in news type
10 cent per line first insertion; cents per inns
:. en- subsequent Insertion. s.-.t..
=. Cn,onissionersi Notices, Attachment Notices
md g.tfay Notices tof animals taken up).
Al kinds OF Job Printing promptly ano nsat!
.,rcyted Terms Cash on delivery OF Nork.
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Struck a Lead.
An Original Historic Tale of
The Upper Lead
Region.

:, Written over thirty years ago by JAMES
N. GooDHuE, Editor of the Granf Co.ntv
Herald from 1S45 TO ls4e and Founder Of
the 81 Pa,d Pionser.l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29

APPLAUSE is the spur of noble
minds. the end and aim of weak
ones"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29

"THE credit that's got by . lie
lasts only till the truth comes oat."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29

MANSION HOUSE, LANCASTER, WIS, MARY
VI Hyde Son, proprietors. The Mansion Houseis
being rehted and refurnished for the better conve.
nieuce OF the travelling public. 32-4l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29
GIMLET, WISE q SHARPER.

Accordingly. Messrs. Glmlet, Wise
d Sharper, by their first boat, sent
up FIVE hundred pigs of bogus lead,
which Buff promptly redeemed. The
next week they sent seven hundred
pigs more, being their whole stock of
bogus lead on hand, which had accu.
mulated 10 the course of several years
trade in leau, but which was manu-
featured, they knew not where. On
the arrival Of the second cargo, Buff
sweated and swore some; but as he
had already redeemed FIVE hundred
pigs, be finally thought. to save ex.
posnre, he might as we'll redeem the
other seven hundred, although per.
fectly innocent of emitting them
Thus, morallzed Buff, are the limo.
cent sometimes punished for crimes
of the guilty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29
RAsCALITY ovERLEAps ITSELF.


Old Buff took to whisky and smeit.
ing. He bought furnace, and might
have done well at the business, but
having one day taken it into his head
that Stag might be proftably EN-
ployed by moulding it in the middle
of pigs of lead, the honest man mere.
.ly by way OF experiment, made I've
hundred pigs of bogus lead, which,
somehow or other, through some un-
accountable mistake, got into market.
The st. Louis purchasers, having de-
tected the blunder, by the breaking
OF several pigs when unloaded from
the boat and thrown upon the pave.
ment, and having ascertaind where
the mistake originated, made no noise
about it, but wrote Mr.. Buff the fol.
lowing laconic epistle
"Dear sir:-Many pigs, as we have
ascertained, manufactured at your
furnace, and bought by US, prove to
be Stag Ueneered with lead. Suppos.
ing that the fraud has been commit.
ted by your workmen without your
knowledge, We hasten to inform You
Of the fact, Ito which We haye gwen
no publicity,) presuming you will be
ready upon trans shipment by US, of
the spurious pigs to Galena, to re-
deem them in an equal number OF
good current pigs. We have the
honor to subscribe ourselves, sir, your
most obedient and humble servants.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29
I. o. o. f.
Aucti0neer.
or. exlswoLp.
l. HODGES 81 GO
BANKERS.

CASTOR VII Dc paidto cOilsctiensand PRO.
'''s' PronPtly Renitsd.
tftaee .s.,,..1'aa on England, rreiar !. GERMANY
Ter tue ..l,s we and all foreign aptries rent,
Frssee sal r~',enSer tickets ana from Engisnd.
Far, FROM fivs.l!,e ~ nrst class steamers
goS. selt,., ,s,Nerpool, oues sstovp Ionson el..
ssatse'p Rosss,Soors and dsvre to PIattiyile sso.
va Bfensp P.s 4nt amsterdam to PisstssiiI.
"esusrt to PI.s,a..,Bs rlin. Norway, Sweden and
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29
Drs. PRICE & BREWER

Can be Consulted &C
AZ Boscobei. Wis, ceatFa House, on Wednesday,
the iith OF June.
At Lancaster. Wis. Phelps House. on Thursday
afternoon aud Friday forenoon the f2th aud 18th Of
June.
Advice free.
Patients viii address all letter. to Du. Price Z
Brewer, wsakessn. III, with stsaP. se-c3yl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29

VI HOPE HOTEL. b. L.LOoMIs PROPRIETOR
u the traveliRg public will take o tce that am
PepNedt oAocommodate them with boar d and odg
'"' attentive hostlersandg good stabling. 1920
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29

(tttuEs HOUSE, 0ak'st., between Main and Pint
" PlAttville, Wisconsin II yansSan pronris
''r' free Busteaudfrom the Cars
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29

V.LAUgHLIS, LAW COLLECTION AsDIH-
ae-ancs. ofics opposite First National Bank,
R'.esbel Wis Will attend promptly to bnsisessen-
trusted to his care
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29

SNALLEY HOUSE, JOHN sMALLEY, PRO.
tor' huseods, Wis. Near the Depot. Express Of
o. and Livery 2 hble attached. Meals at slihours.
N"'ns "elliurnished. 9l-sb
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29

IogyJoSEs PATCH GROyE.dRANT COUNTY
j wis. Notary Public and ConVeysneer. General
Collection agent Asospeciai I,sasuiy nseh. lor
49, If gl,eopslb to whom Hawkers and Peddlers
.hor' apply for State License. sS-ioiy
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29
OPTICAL DIRECTORY
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Agen Is.

------s->----~-----~-~~-
,s.sg BROOKS. GENERAL COLLECTION Agent
- ,ncer Bloomin gton Wis. TitIesinyes-
- Ala sonSY s,fscted. Collections prompt attend
u s, gefsrsnoes gwen when desired.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29

D. A. II. BARBER, LANCASTER, wis,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29
Masonic.

VINE, sLoAT VI. D. MOUNT uopF apINT
iounty Wisconsin slA.s.S
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29
Potosi Metamorphosed.

Valley, Kansas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02
Educational institutions.

DIRECTORY FOR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
Parents aEd guardians are still looking around
for suitable schools at which to place their
children and wards for the next term: and
teachers and principals Of educational institu-
tons are about ready for the '.fall campaign, -
as VIII be seen by reference 20 our advertising
columns.
The next session OF Georgetown College Will
commence Thursday next September Atm. The
EXAMINATIONS Tor admission commenced this
morning and Will continue until all are attended
to. This college stands In the front rapk of
educationai institutions. P. f. Healy s. j., Is
the president.
Mount Vernon Institute, No. 1889 l street
northwest, Mrs. Z. w. Pairo, principal com-
mences its eighth scholastic year september
ed. This is an excellent school. where English
and French are taught young ladies and little
girls. Circulars may be had at the bookstores
and at the residence of the principal
the st. Johns school, a boarding and day
school for young ladies' and children, Rev.
Theodore Irving, rector, studio Nos 81 and %
west SD street, between Broadway and 5th
avenue, New York city, is one OF the good
schools OF the commercial metropolis.
The Episcopal High school, near Alexandria,
1or boys, Will be reopened September Path. Cat.
alogues can be obtained on application to L. N.
Blackford.
Latin, Greek, German, French, mathematics
rhetoric and logic can be learned either private.
~ or In class at Prof. s. w. Flynn's 1927 L
street northwest. Preparation for college,
West Point or Annapolis.
The school taught by Miss Ella Larkin, at the
corner OF 9Th and streets northeast, viii be
opened Monday, September sth.
TIE P1nkney institute, sis Connecticut ave.
nue., with the Misses Burgess as principals will
be TeOpened September 18th This Is popular
SCHOOL, Apply at the premises for a circular
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THE QOURTA.
POLICE COURT-Jtsdge Bundy rrO tenn

IOIICB COUhT-JfGlGe B2IBIV pro tenn.
Yesterday, after our report closed william
Johnson was arratgned for disorderly conduct
ana nned IS or Is days. Chas. Johnson Archie
Eletcher and Bubby Brooks, disorderly: do
VIM. Austin and VIM. Hays, violating building
regulations; $40. Henrietta Cook, larceny OF
SHOES from A. Blumenberg; 10 days In Jail.
Rlcnard Murray, assault on Amanda Collins:
$40 and Is days. Emma Payne and Samuel
fayne, ARRAY by Emma; personal bonds, latter
iOf1eited. ThOmaS johnson, assault on e. NIL
Ter; $50 or 40 days. Alice Jones, convicted of
keeping bawdy house, having failed to pay
ner line, was brought in on an attachment.
Inc fine was paid and attachment was dis
charged. John Adams and Bud Adams, lar
ceny OF pOcket-bOok: grand jury. 8. B. Colby.
lOr larceny OF a coat from VIM Lewis. was
nned *6 or IL days In jail. Alfred Sparks, lar
ceny OF 81 40 from Mary Taylor; S. or Is DAYS.
aired Gautr0n. assault On his father: forfeited
James and Richard Fitzgerald, assault on Chas
Mclntire; S. or 10 days eacn Marshall Rur-
rell, nuisance; 50. Eliza Rinker, disorderly
house: $50 or 60 days.
To-day, Otto Johnson, trespass on parking: 81
or seven days. Abe Hall and Minnie Ford loud
ana DO1SterOuS; SIS or fifteen days each. Robert
Lindsay, Michael Holston, and Charles Gordon.
vagrancy; bonds or thirty days each. Samuel
Johnson; profanity; S. or fifteen DAYS zach
ar1ah S1mms, loud and boisterous: IS. John
Aloyslus and Henry Butcher, loud and bolster
Gus; S. each. James Parker, larceny of s13
from VIM. Nelson; $50 or sixty days in iafl. also
charged with the larceny OF $40 from York Mel
son; continued. Isaiah Dean, assault on WIN
Webster,b by cutting him In the leg with knife.
$40 or 20 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02
GEORGETOWN.

BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-Att the 5Sth regular
monthly meeting OF the Tenth Building Asso-
was offered, of which 10 shares, at $3.50, amount
Ing 70 1880, were sold, and the remainder re-
THE WOUNDED MAN, John Il. Butler, who
was s1ot Dy VIM. Pope on Sunday night, as
same condition, and but little hope is enter.
tanned OF his recovery. Pope has not yet been
caught, put the police are keeping sharp look
STORE THIEF.-Between and o'clock yes
Leroay afternoon, as Mr.. John NJ. Athey mer-
chant tailor on Bridge street, between Congress
anu washington streets, stepped into the back
10 and grabbed two pieces OF CLOTH Mr.. Athey
missed MS goods Immediately and accused the
man. VINO was on the street, of having taken
capped,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02

A CASE OF RELIGIOUS MANIA.-The mental de-
rangement OF Mrs. Juliet A. Parker, OF Irving
ton, N. j., who was declared insane by q COM
mission at Newark on Saturday, was the result
of religious excitement. For several years she
has been under the delusion that she was in the
special care CT God and that God would do or
cause to be dom whatever she asked or desired
Three years ego she built fire in the rear OF
her house and burned articles she had taken
from the house. Novels and articles with any
green color about them were her especial aver
sion, She told her brother when he interfered
that God had commanded her to burn the
things. A year ago she tried to destroy her
to enter the room to prevent her she refused to
admit him. "This is holy place." she said.
sand Il any one but myself enters it will be de-
fled" During the last five months she has re-
fused to associate with her neighbors or even
with the members OF her family. Whenever
she saw any one approaching the house she
locked the doors and refused to open them. A
guardian will be appointed by the court to take
care OF her property.-[N. Y. World, 1st.
lE-Nails advanced at Wheeling yesterday to
two-sixty card rate under an active dem and
The Belmont mill started up yesterday, and all
the mills are now In full blast.
eE-The boat race yesterday at Halifax, N. s
between Smith and Ross, was Won by Smith 81
half length.
az Following in the wake Of the Oneida COM
muntty, the Wallinf0rd community also has
abandoned the system OF "cOmplex marriagean-
declared formally that its members shall marry
In conformity with the law OF the land and shall
rest content with one husband or one wife
apiece:
HWilliam II. Vanderbilt employs 27,7od
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02

Telepbsnic communication has been estab-
ltshed between the principal public school
buildings.
Washington Meredith, q fugitive from the
workhouse, was captured by Officer MARI, of
the sixth precinct, yesterday morning.
Alfred Sparks, young yellow man, was be-
fore the Police Court yesterday for ru ming hts
hands into the pocket of Mary Taylor and
taking handkerchief with s.. 40 from her. He
was fined s. or Is days.
Gen. s. S. Henkle and A. B. Duvall esq.,, have
entered their appearance for all the defendants
served with process 10 the suit of the Baltt-
more Equitable Society against Gen. L. S. Grant
and others, trustees OF the Metropolitan NJ. E.
church.
Privates Kenna and hardwood, OF the South
washington precinct, this morning found 80
cigars dropped by colOred thief
Judge Macarthur has returned to the city,
and to-day opened the Equity Court for mo-
tons. The first ten cases ON the calendar are
set for Tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02
BENSON'S CAPCINE
POR us PL A S T. e II .
WONnERETTT, RRMEnY
A WONDERFUL REMEDY

There ia no comparison between 1t and the COM
mon slew acting porous plaster It is in every way
superior to gu other external remedies including
contain new medicinal elements which In combine
ton with rubber. possess the most extraordinary
Ties. Any Physician in your own locslity will con-
firm the above statement. For Lame Back,
Rheumatism, Female Weakness, Stubborn and Neg
lected Colds aud Coughs, diseased Kidne ~, Whoop-
ing Cough. Affections Of the Heart, and all Ills for
which porous plastere are used 1t Ia simply the best
known remedy. AK for BENSON'S OAPCINE
POROUS PLATTER and take no other Sold by
al Druggists. Price as cts. Sent on receipt OF
SEABURY JOHNSON,
aug9.1m ~ Plat ST. New York.
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Aniusenaents. Etc.

presented at Ford's opera House for the first
time last evening. The audience laughed at
the fun and applauded without stint the many
different from all other comic operas. At times
1t brings TO mind "Pinafore," but with this ex-
eeption 1T is something entirely new and pecu-
har; 1t brings 10 the characters of the day in
hitch. Perhaps it brings in too much, but all
Is well Joined together and set to excellent
music. The movement Is lively, and the tam'l-
feature. 1t has the prospect OF being decided
success.
THsATeR COMiQGE.-The new progra nn1e at
the Comique was very pleasing to the large
audience last evening. It will be changed aud
added to during the week.
THORNR'S SUMNER GARDEN Is still a leading
attraction. Tomorrow evening Miss Elise
Conly's benefit will be the occasion OF varied
and interesting musical programme.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02
Picnfcs, Excursions. &c.

TIE annual picnic OF the West End Hiber-
mans at Beyer's Ith street park will take place
tomorrow.
Equal Division No. g. s. OF T., " i'll give bas-
ket lunch and dancing picnic at Greenwood
High street road, Georgetown, tomorrow.
Dancing begins at two pm
Remember that Co. A gives one of their
Pieasaht evening excursions down the river TO-
morrow evening on the w. w. COrcOran ston.
ping at Marshall Hall. The boat will leave at
6pm.
The Chapel Point Club leave tomorrow at S
am. on the Thompson for Chapel Point, Charles
county, Md.
The oyster roast down the river comes of next
Thursday. See adyt,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02
YER's CHERRY PICTORIAL.
IN THE WHOLE HISTORY OF MEDICINE

IN THE WHOLE HISTORY OF MEDICINE
No preparation has ever performed such marvellous
cures or mAintained 80 wide reputation as AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL, which is rec2gnized as ths
lungs It's long continued series Of wonderful
In ali climates has m Ade it universally knowa as
colds. Which are tee forerWnnsrs 81 more serious
disorders, It acts speedily and surely always re-
ton Il affords, by ts timely use in the throat and
lung disorders Of children. makes It an invaluable
No person afford to be without It. snd those who
have once used it never viii. From their knowledge
CHERRY PICTORIAL extensively In their practice
and Oergymen recommend 1t. 1t is absolutely Ger
tain in its remedial effects and will always cure
when cures possible.
For sale by e. D. GILMAN ana all dealers.
aan1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02
1MMICHs Society Band at Terrace Ice Cream
Depot, 18th and L, tonight, If weather is fair.

BILL FOR DIvORCE.-This morning Mrs, Lock-
wood, for Johanna Miller filed a bill for divorce
from Ludwig Miller. She sets forth marriage
and their arrival here In 1854; that they have
had six children, two Of whom are living, and
charges that he became very quarrelsome:
that he would go Off and remain for weeks:
that in March, 1861, he put her things out and
told her to 60 to the devil, &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02

"The Inter- Ocean wants to know II Bob
on place OF torment and call 1t Mississippi.
EH-The stockholders OF the National Gold San
Francisco decided yesterday to go into 1iquida-
ton. The bank has never fully recovered from
the panic Of 1875.
uIn the Pennsylvania coa' feel Is the aver
age pay of the miners is 81 per day, OF the
laborers 81. 2s and OF the boys df y C. ITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02

THE GOVERNMENT AT HAVANA has ordered
that bills OF health shall only be given vessels
by the Spanish officers charged with this duty
Foreign consuls must limit their Intervention to
certifying the signatures and declaring their
opinion about the sanitary condition OF the
port. This order Is directed against the United
States law of IunA I'd. 1879.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02
LOCAL NEWS.
AmEtsements, etc,

Amtsements, ETC., Tonight
Ford's Opera House.-The American comic
opera, I" Electric Light"
Themes Summer Garden.-Excellent music.
Theater Comiqus.-New bill of varieties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02

MRS. KALLOCH AT HER WOUNDED HrsBAEn's
SIDE.-The Intelligence was conveyed 1mmedi.
ately to Mrs. Kalloch, who went instantly to
the side OF her wounded husband She who has
long been known as one OF the noblest women
who ever lived, to-day proved herself one Of the
bravest and most heroic. She did not give way
to the terrible strain OF anguish, but with lofty
courage set about alternating the sufferIngs of
her husband. She gave orders distinctly to the
ATTENDANTS In one minute she was bending
over the PROSTATE form of her husband, the
next minute she was directing "Jim" to get
This and that, the next instant she talked to
friends, clearing the opening for fresh air. and
bore herself grandly and heroically. She
soothed the anguish Of her young boy, consoled
him with hope, and gave orders to inform her
daughter Annie, young lady at the time on
visit at San Rafael. Her Oldest son, Isaac, at
sonora, was also summoned to come at once.
tSdn Francisco Bulletin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-02

CHARGED WITH STEALING C0AT.-Samuel B.
Colby was before the Police Court yesterday on
the charge OF the larceny OF coat, valued at
s., from VIM. Lewis a colored man employed at
the Marshall House, corner of sth and D
streets. Lewis missed the coat, and hearing
through another party that Colby had such a
e9a1 asked h@ for IT, and me- 1t s alleged
mad taken the coat, and Mrs. Lockwood SUBJ
mitted number OF papers az going TO show
that Colby Is OF unsOund mind, as also paper
the War department. Colby claimed that he Is
now on leave of absence. The court imposed
fine OF IS, or II days In jail.
DEEDS IN FEE Lave been recorded as follows:
francis Todi1ey to Geo. r. Chapman. lot 5,
ham Place; 1915. Edith Ward to S. II. Walker.
parts Of lots and 9, In sub. OF 80. 800; 500.
Maria Benter to Eliza Donaldson, lots s, 9 and
10, in SUBJ OF SO. S29, lot GO, In sub. OF so. S29
$1,000. Vim. F. Mattingly, trustee, to George
L. Leonard part lot IS, In sub. OF SCI. $50; s..
Cnas Stewart TO the National Fair Ground AS.
boro'; $4,000. l.. F. Smith to Elizabeth Smith
pant Il, So. $50; $500. n. p. Chapman, trustee
to George Taylor, part OF Mt. Pleasant, s.. X
Frank to the National Fair Grounds Associa
| ton, part OF YOu1gsborO; $2,9l5. The Nationa
Savings Bank to s. C. Williams, part &c. so. 1852
$500. d. L. Morrison ct al, trustees, to A. F
Fox, lots 80 and 81, SO. 300; 81, AS.
| CHARGES OF KEEPING DIsORDERLY HOUSES
| In the Police Court yesterday, Eliza Rlnker ant
| Matilda Scott, arrested Sunday morning b.
| Lieut.. NoOnanS officers were arraigned on TIT
charge Of keeping disorderly houses on street
near 9th street. Mr.. Browning appeared TO
| the accused. During the course or the testi
| mony witness was about to testify to d.:
| orderly proceedings In the yard, and the cOunse
| raised the point that they were charged wit
| dsOrGerly houses, not yards. The court ad
| mitted this testimony. A neighDor testitie
| that the houses were frequented by all size;
| from small children up, and disorders ofte
| continues until late In the night. Another wit
| ness testified that Matilda ScOtt's house was o.
| an enclosed alley, with an opening at each en-
for passage way. Lieut.. NOonan Sergean
| Pearson Officers L0mbardy, Kirby, and Others
! TESTIFIED to the disorderly proceedings. Matild
Scott testified that She was married wemaI
| and her husband lived In the house. Mis-. Ri
ker testified that her husband left about
month since, and she has three children Twin
with her. Mr.. Browning, for the accused, CON
mented ON the fact that the neighbors were nc
the complainants. The District Attorne
abandoned the case as to Mrs. Scott. The couI
days.