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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-06-06

FRIGID SODA WATER.-Mr L. Wyatt Baker,
the enterprising proprietor of the Bel Air Drug
Store, has just erected handsome soda water
fountain, whcrcwith to refresh thirsty citi-
Zens during the hot weather. The soda water is
made by himself, in block tin and glass vessels
and is perfectly pure. His iavoring syrups are
made of fresh fruits of various knds-and alto
gcther his frigid soda water is delicious and as
cold as ice can make it. The fountain is of sill
YER and is another attraction to his already pop
ular store. For the convenience of families Mr..
Baker furnishes his soda water in syphons, hold
ing quarts and gallons.
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JOHN J. ALEXANDER, Auctionecr.

Trustees Sale.
T N virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
l. Hartford county, as Court of Equity, the
subscriber, as Trustee, will offer for sale at
Public Auction, at the Court House door, in Bel
Air, on
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The terms of sale prescribed by the decree are
that one-third of the purchase money shall be
paid in cash the day of SALE and the balance in
six and twelve months thereafter the credit pay
ments to bear interest from the day of SALE and to
be secured by notes or bonds of the purchaser
with surety approved by the Trustee
my23 HERMAN STUMP, JR., Trustee.
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AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Beds, Bedsteads and BEDDING, Tables Chairs, a
China and Glass Ware, Bureaus, Lounges, "
Carpets and Mating, and variety of other III
articles not necessary to enumerate.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of $40 and under
cash on day of sale; on sums over that amount a
irving notes, bearing interest from day of sale
with approved security.
JULIA JOHNSTON,
RUDOLPH LAY,
my3O Administrators.
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BASE BALL.-A match game of base ball was
played at Bel Air, on Saturday, between the
Nonparcil club, of Aberdeen, and the Bel Air
club. Nine innings were played, the result being
Nonpareil, "a; Bel Air, 90. Umpire, S. Archer
of John. The Nonparcil club therefore retains
the championship of the county
The Bel Air club have recently put themselves
mncat white uniforms, of the regulation pattern
The officers are as follows: Captain, Price
Whitaker; Secretary and Treasurer William
Swcntzell. The other members are Darius Prgg,
Boyd Paca, William II. Bauer, Samuel Walker,
John Walker, Alpha Crane and John r. Lingan
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Trustees Sale.

TN virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
l. Hartford county, sitting as a Court of Chancery,
the subscriber, as Trustee, will sell at Public Auc-
ton, at the Court House door, in the town of Bel
Air, Hartford county,
On Monday, the 10th day of June, 1879,
At II o'clock, NJ, all that
TRACT or PARCEL of LAND.
situated in Hartford county, called Paradise" now
in the possession of John Keys, containing
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The improvements consist OF n good twO-stOry
Frame '
AsfsS g DWELLING HOUSE,
OlIfHHTnTkt s Wagon House, Corn House. Granary,
eszsas-1ss0a Stable, Nc. all in good condition.
There Is well of good water at the door
All the land is under good state of cultivation
except six or seven acres which is in wood, and
undergo0d fencing. There is fine young APPLE
ORCHARD. in full bearing, also an abundance of
other fruit.
This property is convenient TO churches, schools
and postotlice, and is only half mile from the
proposed Baltimore and Delta Narrow-C iauge
Railroad.
TERMS OF SALE
The terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree
are-that onc-thrd of the purchase money shall
be paid in cash ON the day of sale or ratification
thereof, and the residue in two equal instalmcntS
at six and twelve months thereafter with interest
from day of sale, and security approved by the
trustee.
my23 OHIO S. LEE, Trustee
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G. "A. MARYLAND, Auctionccr.
TRUSTEES SALE.

IN virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
l. Hartford county, as Il Court of Chancery, in q
and John p. Jones and wife defendants, the sub
scriber, as Trustee, will offer for sale by Public
Auction, at the Court House door, in Bel Air
ON MONDAY. JUNE Odd. 1879.
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A DJUSTABLE MOSQUITO AND FEY
- SCREENS, will fit any window and cost but
little. HAMMOCkS, FLY FANS, FLY TRAPS,
ETC. LORD & ROBINSON,
Je6-3m IS and so Lombard street.
rINHE PERFECT MILK PAII-MILK
l. STOOL AND STRAINER IN ONE; cannot
be upset, and all impurities prevented. Butter
Tubs, with Ice Coolers, Churns of the latest pat
ents, Butter Workers, Refrigcrators, &c. LORD
ROBINSON, Agents for the Manufacturers So
and w Lombard street. je6-3m
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WESTLAKEOILST STOVE

'IHE ADAMS ~ WESTLAkE OILSTOVE
Il Is the quickest and most economical way to
B,Oa RoaSf B010r Ldke or for Laundry purposes.
There being no smoke can be used in any room.-
Fuel does not cost one-fourth as much as coal,
wood or gas Is simple and no trouble. Each
stove warranted. No family should be without
them. Call and examine, or send for description
LORD ROBINSON, SO and 80 Lombard ST.
jeG-3m Agents for Southern States
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At IT O'CLOCK, a. NJ, al The
EAFDS IND PR E.NFSES
by said decree directed to be sold, being all the
lands in the possession of said J. =. Jones, which
are mentioned and described i'm a deed of mort
gage from said Jones and wife to said Daugherty
dated the 9Th of September, 1872 and recorded
among the land records of Hartford county, in Lii
Der A. l.. j., No p, folio AZ, containing altogether
nbOut
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Us. RICHARDSON, Auctioneer.
Trustees Sale.
On Monday, June 10th, 1879,

virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for IIar-
l. ford county, rs Court of Chancery, the sub
scrber as Trustee, will offer at Public Sale at the
Court House door, In Bel Air
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Is ACRES, More or Less.

q 1AOIUHD, NOIU UI I6SS,
being the same and all the land that was conveyed
to said Bennington by two separate deeds, duly
executed, and recorded among the Land Record
Books of the Circuit Court for Hartford county,
one from Joseph Guyton, dated March 30, 1857, in
Libcr a. H. j., No. 8, folio 400, and the other from
Nehemiah stewart and wife, dated November %,
1897, in Liber II. d. No. q, folio No. Except two
parcels, subsequently conveyed by said Bcnnng-
ton and Others to Mary McCandless and William
Hawkins, by deeds duly executed and recorded
in Libcrs 4. L. j., No. %, folio $50, and II. ID. g..
No. -, folio ~, two of the Land Records of the
court and county aforesaid.
This property is situated on the Public road lead
ing from liennngton's TO Slate Hill Church, near
the Pennsylvania Line, and is improved by Il com
Portable
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The Store House is now occupied by Messrs
Crew Smith, who are doing Il large and profitable
business. There is also Stable, Spring House
and other outbuildings all in good repair and the
land is well fenced.
This property presents many business advan-
tages and is within one and half miles of the
railroad and one mile from the canal.
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TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
situated and lying in Hartford county. MARYLAND.
upon which Jacob B. Kelly at present resides and
is composed of parts of several tracts or parcels
OF land, called "Johnson's Choice" BETTER
Luck" and "Morgan's Grove" which were convey
ed by Jacob Kelly and others to said Jacob b.
Kelly by deed bearing date the 9th day of Janua-
Hartford county, in Liber w. g., No 10, folio 314
Except 10 Acres thereof sold and conveyed by
said Jacob B. Kelly and wife to George W. Kelly
by deed dated 9th May 1876, and recorded in Liber
A. l.. j., No. B, folio 300) containing
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Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
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50 ACRES OF LAND, More or Less.
Also the following PERSONAL PROPERTY:
Four Horses, Cows, Heifer, 2 Wagons, Car
Clover Seed.
And hereby give notice, that on SATURDAY,
JUNE 7th, In the year A. D. 1879, at IL O'clock M.
ises, the said property seized and taken in exc
cution to the highest bidder for cash.
my16 HENRY @. JOHNSON, Sheriff,
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DWELLING HOUSE
and other buildings.
TERMS OF SALE.

The terms of sale prescribed by the decree arc
that onethird of the purchase money shall be paid
in cash on day of SALE and the balance in two equal
instruments at six and twelve months thereafter:
the credit payments to bear interest from day of
sale and to be secured by notes or bonds of the
purchaser, with surety approved by Trustee.
myl6 DANIEL SCOTT, Trustee.
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Sheriff IS Sale.

'Ol0Illl oal0.
pY virtue of writ of Fieri Facas, issued out
ID of the Circuit Court for Hartford county, at
the suit of Joshua Barton, against thelgoods and
chattels, lands and tenements of Jacob B. Kelly
and George w. Kelly, tome directed, have seized
and taken in execution all the right title, claim
interest and estate, at law and in equity, of the
said Jacob ID. and George w. Kelly in and to all
that
Tract or Parcel of Land,
situated in Hartford county, called and known as
"Jones g. Morgon's Grove" containing
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On MONDAY, JUNE 9th. 1879,
At IL o'clock, NJ, all that
PARCEL OF LA MD,
in Hartford county, now in the occupancy and
possession of John Remington, containing
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trakca the following report as to The character
md ca,tsca Of this moVomcnt:
a4Concerning the immigration ITSELF II may ho
dfyt1ed INTO trn dihttnct csaascs
.,ce,iptcd Quapar. l.lnis. These people scam
friendly, and law-ahtdinE. They claim
t!at tho 1aud, hoing nj present
uuocc,tptct, II open 10 settlement, ami
tint nat vet open Congress will SOON furnish
tho authority. That meanwhile tlscy+ the cltl-
zens ni baxter Springs, deeiru to hpld tleao
lanlt coso to tcIf homes across tlle state line.
Tint tho, do nnt want 70 nee their claims
"inmpedh b by atrangtrs. They state that they
intend 10 rcst,nD possession OF these claims I'M
lnedlatcly The troops arc wthdrawn.
The sero,,d class Is entirely different. I heard
many Wild reports Aaoat csnserMng II. 1hn
across tic northeastern portion uf Indian Terri
tory two lines Ut rnlfrontl, aId three Utsicr lines,
or branches Of lnent BtoppslE short near lte
borders. Some OF tlipso railroad companies are
peruniarily interested In openI,lg ind populat.
Ing to ,cn country IT., they vs! w.h to .a; ssh.,t
Carpenter, Md Mcfarlane wero the aesis. tro-
n,utcre nnt leaders Of the immigration. Mr..
Carpenter told mo TINT they l,all son,c tQ1 men
sworn folcniuly to project each o'llCr'o cfa1nIe
from being Jumped. uc said that they were
backed up BY strong Influence In Congress. I
these gentlemen startod the wavo OF ima,l,ra-
tton townrde Oklahoma, thcv were themselves
started by fhe railroad eompauea interested In
opening Indian Territory to settlement. On
une railroad was furnished with Alr. Carpen-
tcr's proclamation. Tile imsniRrante themselves
this movement. They commented building
soma forty log cabins at Oklahoma. but lett
tllcm a!td disappeared before Maj. Wilcox
reached The ground.
, 1879-06-12
OUR ROBERT.

uE WILL FHOnAntT GO TO NEW roNK.
Tho lscv. Robert Collyer returned from Nov
York yesterday, where ho has baon charming
the congregation Of tic Church OF TIC AIessah
for short season, tic result OF which
llas appeared IN the telegraph columns. A
reporter called upon him during tho day to u.s.
certain whether or not lo proposed to nccept
tho cali tonlcred him, but he was found TX
ceedngly k1lv, aud with 1lttle or nothing to say.
ilc said hc had not boen officially Informed Of
having been catlrl To ttInt Church, a,lt,, since
thu pupcrs disagreed In their reports OF what
night on tho subject. ho could say nothing,
except that he haa told that people
that It they ealtud him, md iho
conditions OF thut call weFo satisfactory,
he would most likely accept the call When
asked a. 10 What Tic conditions Ncrs, he Wouil
say nothing further thnn that the matter OF
salary had nothing whatever to do with the
question. lis had not oyon ss muct, ns told the
New YoFEers what the conditions would hs, bur
say md then he would talk, but tiot to the
his church here. Ilo expects 10 receive
Official notification to-day. Tile New York
1iitans had tho following on the
subject Tucsuay belng the conclusion Of ap az
tended interview: "atr, Collycr said In conclu-
son that Tho Gully reason why 10 IL Induced to
ltaya Chicago Is on accoupt OF tn health OF Als
wife and oltlest son. thu lutter having been an
stoFinE hts wtfe'a health, ho sa!d, while sho con-
tinues to ros!de !n u Western climate, and hence
his reluctant withdrawal from bis present
charge. tla will not remove to Now York.
however. until next eepteaiber.n
It believed that ho will accept the call.
, 1879-06-12

man, two pancl-pctures Of storks: Atr.
and Mrs. j.. a.. Doune, cut, bottles !:
Miss Ncttio southan', Of Englowooa, two bot.
f.ongfel!ow's poemss N. Fro.lflka Ferry md
Ellen 4. Martin, Christmas Ii Ars y; Jcan-
nette q. Curtis, OF Kalamazoo, = ailror Jewell
case; Mr.. md Mrs. AtcGoverlt. a cnrd-baskct; !;
the Eroou, lockct Of ony1 with 40 !naot crosa
The young eounlo lott at 0 o'oiosk fur Mlcht-
Enu. wllrre they will nlnkc their home. Ars.
Wylfc leavcs very tnany slnccru friends III CHI
ca1u, whom she haa attracted by rarc nmiabllltY
nnd high Inteliqencu.
W1LKINs-EonB.
Miss Fanny Wilkins VIA married last evening
10 Alr. Albert ". Cobb, Aniitnr NJ the Mineral
Point llstroad Company, 1T ,s rcsitonre Of illc
lrldc's mother, No. g Aldino Square, the Rev.
Arthur Mitchell olliclatltlg. Tie wedding mas
priyaso. 'Ti Tho ipartius vii roside @ u Mine1ai
Point.
, 1879-06-12
wa'tcd therefor, and Tint since te had been 80
wnyerlng III Tho past he ouEht tu bc put TN
probation rather than In fat postion.
COUNTY BUILDING.

Three lnsane cascs will bo tried IN the County
Court this morning.
Tile County Agent has prepared statement
Of The disbursements from bis Office, w!,tcl, will
bc presented to tho Charity Conference, now tn
session. The total outlay for tho ycar ending
May 81, 1870, was sst',72t. The ciiicf itorns Of
expense were rs fellows: stent. sAI,tNA1; brras1
$i6,1Di; coa1 alal wood, sl7,Ui0: rice. &2,Est !;
hcans, S97: stmp, 81, taf; sllncs, el,74t; trans
portntsnn, g. 1pi: hslratr, Il, Iii; medical nlcr-
ct1nsdfsc, Sars; prtnt!n. atnl stationery, $:}63;
salnrics, sl7,GO3; sunttr1cs S!Nej.
'ilIc Fitzgerald Hospital Committee met vcs.
terAay, II Is hopeti Tor tho last time, nNl do
ct1cd 10 repnrt the rrstcnce tnken before i.,c,n
without making nnv recommendations. ritz.
gerald tried very hard to get Warden Mills ccn-
aured. but without nrAll. It ts understood tbt
the COMMITTEES ara IN favor Of placing tff Hos
pital under The contrut of medical ,t,as,, unst
that they will also suggest Tint thu Warirna nr
Supcrtntendcnt1 Of this building, tlln 1bsnEe
Asylum, a.,,l lhu Poor-ficuse eac1. b. elected
for fixed term, probably ono yoar.
, 1879-06-12

rnEsENF yEATua or WHITE INAI0RATt0N.
Tho reporta received 1t headquarters from
ths officers In the fsl relative to tho recent IT.
tempt to open the Indian Territory show that
this attempt 1t settlement II not entirely
crushed but, on tho contrary, Ia likely to break
out afresh u soou u tho troops aro removed.
Capt. Copp!ngur, oftho Twenty.thIrd Infantry,
who has been ou tour Of inspection from Fort
Leayenworth to Ha1ter Springs, Ysnta, Golfer
vile, and as far west y Caldwell, mikes 4 de-
tailed report Of the results ot hss examluatlou
lie found the troops woll posted and tho immt.
grafton 20 fas checked ~ to warrant the With
drawal Of tho cavalry. and the employment Of
Indian police to ferret out stray intruirs&. lii
, 1879-06-12
4 MATTER Of INTEREST TO TRAVELLERS.

T01Esla, HMlgfahE5, fN1 RsaE1htt1 nhd That
Nosteitorts Stomach Iitters IL . medicinal safo.
iapy implicitly se!y since It prevents tho ef-
feels OF Al uahca!hy cltinate. vlated atmoaphcEs,
unaceuatomed or unwhnlcson1e dict, bad water. or
otherwise produce. On lonK voyauss. or Janensys
BY !und IN attitudes adtaccns to the equator, tits
plants snd dlaordufy VI tho stomach, liver, and
bowels which aee apt to attack natives Ut the tola-
pcsate xoncs soJalrntng or Travelling In suEll 70.
influence OF o1tteme cold. sudden changes OF tom.
ptEatutc, exposure to damp, q extreme fatigue.
feyer, and other diseases OF maiasial sYpo, but
efadicates them, fact which has peep notorious
for years past Id North. and South America, Mex
leo. tv es4 lues Australia, aud other countries.
, 1879-06-12
SUBURBAN.,

Tic Seniors selected to deliver Commence
ment oratfons at the annual exercises nhlch oc-
cur Thursday, June 25 as read III al phabe.lcal
order At tile chapel Of the University yesterday,
sfs s!son oe IL s r. w. + r1'IH a5a1s IT, Rea : w'oe n
MINI: T. II. Hood, Chicago; g. II. uorscwcll,
Armstrong tiroye, Ia; D. y. jackson, Mrsca-
tina, H.. !. Il. Tylsr. VInrcnncs, Ind. aud W.
i. Walt, Freeport, I'll. Tatliot-Mary Doyne,
Warren, ILL.,; Lilto ~, Bradley, Evanston
Lille Cnsey, Centralla, Ill.,; uud isabella D.
Webb, Kelley's Island, o,
Tie Seniors arc In the midst Of a short aeuor
vacation preliminary to The closing exercises.
, 1879-06-12

IRVING MILITARY ACADEMY,
tsusridl Df*pdfca 70 The 1r:ntpe.
lRv1Na MILITARY AoADEMY, Lake View, Ill.,,
June 11.-Our Commencement occurred to-day.
There was largo attendance Of patrons and
friends present.
Graluntcs-G. g. Garrcstson, Muscatfuo, In. !;
VIII T: Mitchell, Freeport, H.; J: F. Davcn-
port, Fsecpvy., ILL.,: VIII Z. Weld, It, Atktn-
son. Wis.,; Louis Nichols. Lebanon, ILL.,; ".
d. Wcstield, Lebanon, Ill.
pnze essay by Virgil o. Williams, Of Leban-
, 1879-06-12

6prrfaI Zrrpatch 10 7Ae IftounA
MILWAUKEE. Wis, June 1l.-Thc Masonic
Grand Lodge this afternoon ctcctad tho follow
inE officers fur the ensuing ycar: II. ". g. NJ,
Z. F. G. Collins, Of De'ott; 6. :. W., Jeremiah
Watts, Of Racluc; G. J. r., John ". Lafin, Of
Oshkosh; Q. r., D., 8. Yittum, Of Baraboo; g.
T., j. ". Wondhltll. of Milwaukee,; Trustee for
three ycarst David II. WRIGHT, Of Madison.
, 1879-06-12
ANOTHER WORLDS FAIR.

ADRIAN, Mitch, Juno 11.-0oy. Crcswell to-
day appointed The following Michigan delegates
to attend tho Convention In Now York, tho 18th
Inst, to aid In organizing the Worlds Fair
projected for 1850 In that city: j. D. Hayes,
Detroit; w. o. Hughart, Grand Raptds: the
Hon. A. G. Potter. East Saginaw; II. E. Trow-
bridge, Birmingham.
, 1879-06-12
CHlEF-JUSTICE RYAN,

6Rtt77f I1EdEdfc8 70 IT'S 1F7bHHts
MADISON, Wis, June n.-Ch!ei-Justico Rynn,
who has been very seriously indisposcd for scv-
eral weeks, was much worse lust night, fears
being entertained t!lat tio could not Survive dur
Ing the ntglt; hut, unexpectedly, no passed
quta comfortable night, and hopes arc now
entertained Of bis ultimate recovery.
, 1879-06-12


Or. PFito's Special Ftavorlnu Extracts OF Lemon,
FHnl!a, etc.. arc superior In ovcsy respect to all
otter tlAyoEtAg extracts In tho market.
, 1879-06-12

Tho right thing in tho right place IL Without dospt
Dt. lulls Raby HyFnpt tho hast rr1edy for babies
willis tee,hlng. Price 35 cent? bottle.
, 1879-06-12

"ForRet mo Mott cent cigar at Dawson's, I'll
State, apd "don't you fur9ctlt,"
, 1879-06-12


that they will also suggest TINT tho Wartrna 0r
9uncrtntendcntt Of this building, tho lbsnrsc
Asylum, aun lhu pour-ficuse eac1t b. elrctod
for dxed tcrr,, probably ono ycar.
CRIMINAL.
John O'NeIll was charged before Justico
Pr,ndivillo yesterday with dfsor1crly conduct.
ue will have hearing on Saturday.
Justice Wallaca yesterday held flenry Gasktn
and Patrick Hickey in $3.50 bali oacll to nuswcr
in the Criminal Court to charge OF burglary.
Peter Nolan was arrested Mt / o'clock ycstcr-
day morning, CHARGED with The theft Of about s.
from william Ferris. They had been out drink.
Ing togethcr, and Ferris fell nscep while sitting
On beer keg ut tho corner Of kilx1c and tanal
strsets. Upon the person Of tho prisoner wrro
found $7.45, which Ferris Identifies ~ hls
money.
Minor arrcsss: Charles Wilson, Indecent cot
duet, ou complaint OF aonc young latllcs at
tending the High, School; stichnel NeDay, n
tramp who ordered = glaas OF hccr ut No. 170
West Madison street, aec gil tue frcc lunch, and
tllen without paying for .hc beer, pat the Elass
Quinn, boy Of ycars, charged with stealing
pigeons from Charles bornhlsh, Of No. 12s
Meagher street: William Wright, IL years Of
aEc, charged with alcaling bar u SOAP from Il.
Tterney, the notorious, charged with dtsordcr1y
Arthur sieglin's saloon, because le refused her CT
drinks; ". +. Chataeld and w. F. Field, ticket
far. Hhn nrrnc,l firmneivrs viii hnt"hst a,.1
proceeded to dc.nolish fhe castle Of tIcir ryaj.
Gcorgle Wilson. on pacilscfaycuue; seven butch
era a,,l four snilkn!eft, dolng business IN tho
ncjy, a dsnizcp OF "Cheycn1ls.T charged With
stes @ i linz 80 cash from Ja;nes Wt,lIams' whom @
sho ropci Into her den from the street; uaEtio
eI .a
inc companY with other women: .foscnh
Gnbbtns. lii wife. md Henry. WiIl]am. an;
Joseph Gubbns, tlclr sons, ciiur,ed With an as-
sault with Intent to do bodily injury, on COM
pInlut OF Thomas Kochon: Gbarfcs tiirhIand
and John Couclanu. a.sauItinr Alttort Wntzci
With Billiard cur and driynr him ant al FIT IL
saloon. - '''o
1,,.,,.. .4,.,,s, ,.,. n.,. u,,. ~,
aisor1crsy en eondnct. ~ anc; Patrick Walsfi.
d,sordetly, F5o 1ine; Francis Quinn, q hoap-pcd,
dler, who n, assaulted fellow -peddler named
s, Gatan psk' nna eaI Pip ossf tne eye Win
Kn'te, $lu inc; James Dutler, destitute, sent to
the n.otnef9' AsglnM, y. f. Mallcnboldtt
essauating Jamts tarraEhcr, Su0 to the
lloth; Jooa JOHNSON WHO, when canEllt
t,te n,seaEE,ns Es into irclgh9 car On
nhtenm9n, assharEeu; NJ. y. McDono4et,: the
alleged C011stabc WHO run old NM. A. j. lroye
nit H1th morse Hnd oaEey antl ICY HIN a. the
rark plase Hotel In t'le town Of Jefferson, $500
k1dnap; FRANK Weber, one q two men Who
tried TO play detective upon Frank Smith on
Oesplaines street nea. Washington, mud then at.
tempted to rob hin ot what change he had in his
nal Court. Justice sumnlerdeld: John fc"r-
son, 1runkkrd, sent to tlIo Washlngtcnian Hume
upon 80 line; Iona Feanzcn, larceny Of Sll
from johanna Hammer, 800 to the Criminal
, 1879-06-12
DRUNKENNESS

11r. D'Unger, dscoserar OF tho c1nchuna cure for
drunkenness, cures al! cases. Room ~ Palmer
Hopta.