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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Baylis Mcconnell, Plaintiff, against Margaret IIar-
ris, Sarah Mcconnell, Newton Mcconnell, ct al.
observation-disclosures for ReliJ-C5nV'iaim moi
Scrred.
To the Defendants. Charles Mcconnell, Martha
Ann Mcconnell, Mary c. Gentry, John III. Jones'
Margaret Harris, Sarah Mcconnell, Newton Nc
Conncl, and heirs of Daniel Mcconnell, deceas-
cd, 10 wit, Sarah Mcconnell William McCon-
nell Richmond Mcconnell. Thompson McCOn-
nell, Hester Mcconnell, pinckncy Mcdonnell
and Margaret Mcdonnell, heirs of Allen McCon-
nell, to wit, Manila Mcconnell, lane Mcconnell
James Mcconnell, Sam. Mcconnell Lewis Nc
Connell and other heirs unknown hairs of John
Mcconnell, Rachel Mcconnell, Elizabeth Nc
Conncll and other heirs unknown, Polly McCOn-
nell Mary J. Mcconnell, Elizabeth Elrod, Rachel
Dunn, Mary a. Cape and Mrs. G. A. Crow:
VOU arc hereby summoned aud required to an
i swer the complaint In this action, copy
of which Is filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Court Of Common Pleas, 1T Anderson c. H., S. c.
and to serve a copy Of your answer to the said
complaint on the subscribers at their Office Ander-
son e. H., S. c. within twenty days after the ser
vice hereof, exclusive Of the day of such service;
and If you fail to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated August 4, a. D. 1880
ORR WELLS & ALLEN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Anderson S. c.
H. S. ]-JOnE w. DANIELS, Z. L. p.
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
~ The undersigned, administrator OF
the Estate of Elijah Alexander, deed, here.
by gives notice that he will apply to the
judge of Probate for Anderson County, on
The 21st day of September, 1850, fora Final
Settlement Of said Estate and discharge from
his Office as administrator.
JOHN II. MAXWELL, Admir-
Aug 49, 1850 u
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To the Defendants above named:
Take notice that the above stated action is conf
menccd for the purpose Of perfectng the titles to
the lands Of the Estate of William Mcconnell, de-
ceased containing three hundred and forty-eight
acres more or less, situate in the County and State
aforesaid, bounded by lands Of DR.. a. l.. Thomr-
son and Others which was sold by order of the
Ordinary, and bought by John ]. Jones. No per-
sonal claim is made against you.
ORR, WELLS & ALLEN, Plaintiffs Att'ys.
AUGUST 12 1850 5 6
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TEE W1EIA,A,IssT!oy FEEsa1EE Fs1 COLLEGE, aI1s9,.,
Tor he dAashler s0nSe r,.s, aonaeT nHare.l CALI.
.,sI s, n ;ss2 sss.',s sss q
s1s mad. sill lonc5>sa3{o Suera Improve. their rfrcs
a4 csur1@N'de .gthfes& e!.. y.g..s esa:s.
- 1TFwiII. S6T IIt;IJrErIiE fAIsa AIX.
ESTr bosh ,ere s.hsr yAirAns Pscruls FrAIrnr'' ns
GlIy Catalogue Send or- .sd examine It.
j % .:raa'ssat n,u H.I ss sa vse
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LUMBER! LUMBER /,

A LARGE lot Of good Lumber IS kept
a constantly on hand at my Lumber
Yard at the Blue Ridge Depot in Anderson,
and orders for large or small lots of any
kind desired will be promptly filled at low
prices. MIR. Robert Maylield is my agent
for the sale of Lumber at Anderson, and
will furnish any information desired 10
persons wishing to make an order.
JOHN KAUFMAN.
Jan so, 1879 90 1y
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GreenviIle and Columbia Railroad.
CHANGE OF SCIIEDl

On and after Monday, July l2, 1850. the passcn.
ger Trains over the Grccnvic and Columbia Rail-
road will he run daily, Sundays excepted:
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MARBLE YARD.
SAMUEL MURPHY,

NfIUCTSUII, >. o.,
DEALER and Manufacturer Of MOnu-
~ meMts. Monumental Head
stenes, T0mbs, Vases, Etc. AS l
am practical workman, and do work my
self, can afford to furnish anything in my
line cheaper than any one else. Working
only the best grades of marble, I am able
to give better satisfaction to my customers,
and guarantee all work that leaves my shop.
l work only new designs. Call and sec me
at my shop on Depot Street, and be con-
vinccrl of these facts, before purchasing
elsewhere
Junc H. 1850 40 ~
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
IN The undersigned, Administrator of
the Estate of NJ. L. Kennedy, decd, hereby
gives notice that she will apply to the Judge
of Probate at Anderson G. H., OH tho 7th
day of September, 1880, for Final Settle
ment of said Estate and discharge from
said administration.
~ R. E. KENNEDY, Admir-.
Aug 5, 1880 4
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THE
new YORK sun
For the Campaign.

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iliary by all who are earnestly working for the re-
form of the National Government. Believing that
the evils which lave.so long bcsct the country call
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Notice to Stove Buyers.

ONE HUNDRED STOVES to be sold
~ chcap-of the celebrated make of
Thomas Robert Stephenson e. Co.-toSood
parties on the Cotton Option or for Cash.
Come and see them.
STEAM COOKERS at low prices Nos.
0, Sl.Q0; s, $3.50; I, 800; G, SEQ.
l.. II. SEEL,
West End Wavcrly House.
March IS. 1850 Sc
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MARDLE YARD.

ALL persons wanting ToMBsToNEs
N will 10 well to call on me, as | have
on hand all grades of Marble, and work all
the new designs. 1 warrant my work to
rive satisfaction. Prices to suit the times.
am prepared to take care of the County
travel and regular boarding at reasonable
rates at the Benson House. Meals % cents.
Lodging 25 cents.
THOS. NJ. WHITE.
Feb &c 1880 80
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Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line R. R.

Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line R. R.
/, W, ra anu viii mi1l run ,r" "" Lis road as follows
GOING EAST.
Night Mail and Passenger Train:
Arrive ", J. III
Leave
Day Passenger Train
rrivr S,urcu ,,,...............9 ~ III
Leave so III
GOING WEST.
Night Mail and Passenger Train.
Arrive ....O ~ 3" III
Day Passenger Train.
arrive ~ ~
Leave ~ ia
Through Tickets on sale ut Ganesvillc ScEcca
City, Grecnvilc and Sparianburg TO all points
East and West.
W. ]. HOUSTON, e. T. and r Aseat
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.

STATE Of SOUTH CARULlNA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
John j. Sitton, as Administrator de bonis non Of
the Estate OF James l.. Simpson, deceased, Plaln-
tiff, against Susan Simpson, James IT, Simpson,
Edwin p Simpson, Rosa Simpson, Cornelia Simp-
son, Lee Simpson, Laura Simpson, Julia simp-
son, Annie Simpson, John Wells Simpson, Stroth-
or Simpson, Fannie T. Simpson, Sophia Simpson,
Maggie Simpson. May Simpson, Henrietta Simp-
son, Charles II. phnney, Nancy Phinney, Henry
Plinncy Richard C. Simpson, Edwin G. Simpson,
Mary j. Sharpe and James D. Smith, Defendants.
E3-Summons for Relief, dc.
To the Defendants above named-
UOU are hereby summoned and required 10 an
1 swcr the complaint in this action, which is
filed in the Office of The Clerk of the Court OF COM
mon Pleas for the said County, and to scrvca copy
of your answer on the subscriber at his Office on
the public square in Walhala, Oconcc County,
S. c., within twenty days after tic service oil this
summons on YOU, exclusive Of The day of service.
If you fail to answer this complaint within the
time aforesaid, the Plaintiff, rs Administrator rs
aforesaid, will apply to the Court for the relief de-
'''''''>'-,' S. P. DENDY,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
[sEAL] JOHN ". DANIELS, G. c. p. X &. s., An
dcrson, $. {.
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AMONG THIEVES IN BAKER STREET.

Officer Jackson OF tue Fourteenth Precinct, while
nn patrol duty III tHe BpWrry about 10 O'Clock
Monday night, heard loud for help from a
carriage gong uptown. He suspected tnat SOME
thing was wrong and at once examined the vcnIcic
and Its occupan 5. Two men iumred ont, and ran
AWAY Two more remained inside, one OF whom
clalmed that he had been fOTcby abducted ana
ro5bed Of b7J, having fallen among thieves. HE
victim gave the name OF Robert /. Gouran, farmer
of CannOnvie, Penn. He stated 10 the officer that
Michael Ganey. the other man. was one Oh tour men
Inv whom lie was lnvclged INTO the coach IN
Rsxter-st after ne had been in their company down
town and that GatlneY had taken the money. Ihe
coulplaInant ana the prisoner were taken 10 the
Fourteenth Precinct station, where the latter
stated that he was iwentvsX years OF age anu tnat
me lived at No. Sc Mulbcrry-st. According To the
description given by GOuran, OF the cOnfedeIates of
Cafiney Officers NOw@k aud Selms about 1850 mat
nIpbt succeeded N capturing Daniel Harrington,
aped tweutv-twO, OF No. 50 MulDcrrN-st. and
Thomas Hunt alias Tommy Hunt" alias "Inc
KID "A Wel!-knOwn CTlmIna., OF No. III HenIy-St
Both were identified by Gouran, as men who had
been engaged III TcbOinG hun. lie had lost alt9-
gsther while III Their company $llO, OF winch
Gaffney co. the larger portion.
The accused men were brought up at the lolnDs
Police Court yesterday before Justice Patterson
when owing 10 the Illness OF GOuran, tie com
nlaluant IN the court TOOD the examination was
defer red But Officer Minnie, OF the Fourteenth
Precinct appeared to prefer charge against 1uut
of having been feiOuiOuslE assaulted by MN, while
i'm the discharge of hs duty. at Worth and Baxter
sts on the night of June IA. Tie officer en-
gagged IA the arrest of thei when lie was assailed
by a gang of ruiians, by whom he was knocked
dcwn aud badly beaten. and Whlle he was down
HINT DISCHARGED two barrels OF revolver al nm,
me of Tie bullets taking effect in his leg. Hunt
teld Oh tins charge for examination III S%oOO Oall.
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SHIP NEUS.


str holland CBn, cochrane London - days to J " J
Sl wyoming tBrl Eigby. Liverpool oct = and ouccas
town 3. 10 IS iiaus & GHlpn.
Sin loiluia tIr. McMcAan, Liverpool oct and Queens
tnwn 3. 10 Vernon II Brown q co.
s Iltricr t6er Br1ndt Hamburg sept % via lyre oct
z. To Kunharit Y Co.
SIR Ciiy Of Macon. Kempton. savannah day-. Geo
NOugr
passcnecrs Ia J W QmniaIi 60
Manhattan Kelly Acmuhl, my folI aud Norfolk. 10
Dominion
Str Ncrrus IIAl.ctt. BOSTON 70 II + Dimocs
sir harrisburg Worth Philadelphia. 10 Reading R co.
-hip amelia tGer Stcengriie Hamburg ~ days bal
Rim AidcbarAn S0ed slmuelscu. Hamburg - days in
in taliast Fuuth Edye a Ce.
rhtIHi y ~, Vance, Hamburg 80
ballast to J + Whitney Go.
inrk AucC sh. ~O.oa CtcfOOurg 40 days, III ballast TO
Austin BALDWIN a. 60
wi, IA Goa % rrrkiLs CO. vessel 10 scanned Bros.
SAVERS H. Alncfld - dave,
IA orirt vessel - inckmiun, tioflelu - 90.
ars NOr Peters H. lie t"uod Jt days with coal
Per kin- yo.-ci 10 MASTER.
Eng Ncuuva Oi Ior lIud Downs Caricuaa rs DAYS with
suehf and nnlt--t- order, vessel 10 Miller 0ugh'on
rg Emma wen. AiAnrln. C4ndiI. Boil DAYS
wit mG -r Ia OTlrf; % agustlul.
Bng Mary knowiton. Mckic. taupeache Is days,
mise ~ order. vessel 10 q Mccilf & 60.
hthr Ella Cup d. ~ Mirc 10 days with iOgWOOd eto to
s,cl Ia Il Staples.
Schr Herbert =. Msuulg. Georgetown G, dtys with
naval ZOphaI Mia: - 400 house Gndd
sour sarah, Elkn. OF and 10 days iIO 81 JOhk H. with
lumber 10 ii smith & CO.
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THE SENTENCE OF REINAARDT.

In the Richmond County Circuit and Court of
Over and 1crmiuer. Judge Barnard presiding, DIS
trict-Attorney Croak Yesterday made application
ior the resenjence Of Edward ReInhaTdt, the wife
murdered the Court of Appeals having affirmed the
Judgment of the lower court IN his case. lIiIam
f. Howe who appeared Tor Reinbardt, contended
that inasmuch the Temitttur papers mad been sent
10 the General Term of the Supreme Court the sem
fence would have 10 be pronounced 10y that Court,
ana that IT would be an irregular proceeding tor
Jucge Barnard 10 pass sentence Judge Barnard
held that ty holding Special Term OF the supreme
Court and then sending the case To the oyer aud
IermIner the sentence could be pronounced, and on
the mot on of Mr.. Croak he decided 10 do tins. AT
this point Mr. Howe quit the courtroom, aud stated
atterv ard that If S client was sentenced lie would
sue out a writ Of error on the ground that the Court
had no Jurisdiction. IL was thought by many that
Reiuhardt would be sentenced later III the day.
After recess Istrct-Attorney CrOak stated that he
had conc ildeJ to allow ReInhaTdCs case to 20
10 the General Term, which COINenes III December
I'm BROOKLYN. Mr. Howe, before he started for the
depof visited kcinhardts cell, and was warmly
greeted by the condemned man. Relnhardt sad lie
was very grateful for what Mr. Howe had done and
was doing IN his behalf and 1t was not the lawyers
Sault if he had not succeeded IN saving his llle
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scnr Ireno r. m..ssrvy Hsrp Konnebcc River with lum
schr oasoo Lodge Pierce Portland with um Der 20
scfr Madagascar Robbins wlscassctt, with lumber to
chr Bngg Barber, Konucbcc River with leo TO the
cir Josiah Whiiohouse Farnun Kennebec River. with
ssr RoSo. Allow Rcnnebec River with ice to order
sclr Branerd, Remission DIX lslahl WIN Gra'' a"
Scr Aiken Dasse snyen With e, granite to order
hcnr CDius Wooster sullivan with granite 20 of ,
sch7 SUnct, Kinds, Calais with lumber 10 SIMPSON, Pp
scIr Minnie Taylor Taylor, Portland with lumber to
tatr freddie porter sherwood nat with ice to order
Ell i ar sy wet Hor ,e Island Win leo orer
SCI Etna sawyer Dresden. with ice u Scot w. ''
Sir Matthews Miller Bangor, with lumber to NJ
a. Inc following arrived the lh inst too late Tor
arS Gale 1ai De Gorcno Lynne ~ days. in ballast to
Bar Chiertan of irafax) Bouon Cow Bay IL days with
coii 10 PorL ma 20 -clinmcI Bros 49,. t+b
Tsr , Wg - ' 6 rr TaT Tor o vessel to Abbott
~chr Ear II P"l,,,r beer, fi i nG''a ~ '' -
1chrJ Wym,a Ddrnt JacHsoryllle u iayS with iun'
~ rhc following vessel anchored below came up " ~
blk Kong sverre tNori Nelson norleany.
wINDsGnset-At -auty HOOK mesh NJ cloudy anu may
CLEARED. .. y,r
str, Arizona RI, Murray Lyrrpool via Queenstown IN
q a., OIy nm. (l,r Nalkc~, Liverpool Vernon IL o"n q
Co. E r "oade H E4s 80" f fo aHada r
Franrn. fI,vrr l. BebiaB; Alps tr kr1n'e. fOrCau
conr NoSiok Ciiy Point and R.cnmon od Dominion IS
Warren 6'n'l FaSpha Vim cIydc Co Gaucus rearso
Boston. II Dlm1cs. ,,.,.....,t - p-
In T. Buck x 20 ConGfcuza tita. ~tagnd t'ochclIe
IN Austin BALDWIN Truro orr BurN@ fristJ SNOW "
BIr.-s % OHIO Abuud C1mWortto. lrghOfn; nay
Hrnham. Pickering & 60. Edwin 'br foGn1 hhi,reS, ~
T. Uh9m Pickering co: SOboia Au't. GelaHa Cor~ TOT
res ga la Ann Soici fisbol Socovich 60: Garnet
hasten Port Span TrI Trowhrtce: Thomas lurreil
G'cro.toy,n J. " = Armstrong; Protection. Ita -ano.
IL bor Bros judd CeTd tPort Gomez
OpJrt.. ltr, G. Npsnck & 20. ~,
rcnrs Fred Brown. small Po'ton carries Ewing: YIN
Icurue Smith Galveston. OyrrOa il1Wkin CHAMPION
fRtl ora Vile ~ Jonn b. 4 Eeeuey: ! 4 hatncd Brl,
licIndDc, Inagul W l. a d a market. LC weinberg
FOREIGN PORTS
IOET0N. oct 12.-Aruycl at fym"ufl, ttr AdronuacK
from YORK. Tor Ncwc-e; at Glasgow, str -t'c o. g
yaGa fro YORK here. str Columbia from Ncw inrN
AT Wesr Hart cg0ol Wilton r from Nerf 1rk nj Aul-
worn sin Karo BIZ from I0iE FaIsspds Dr. from
Raltimpre. mo africa GER from Sew Oretns ,,
oh rom LsInc sir state OF Florida from "la5'
gov fIT New GorE. ~. -, ~
Ton : Ont 'Tlp tBt}, from Montreal va quebec
sale, str AdTIttic tor .'c"-N YORK , - -, 49, y, ,,
SOUTHAMPTON. Oc, T. Arrived str DOnal from Nc"-f OK
Mo5IliE oct l2-Arrived str Crcassia. from NewYoFk
IT'LL Oct. l2-Arriycd Sorrento from NewYork and
str NIfagJ BIZ. from Boston.
DISASTER
LONDON oct. - The Rlynland tBe2). Randle from
Antwerp oct York. /, being tOvoi past tho SICILY
Islands bOunl ward win the loss OF her propeller
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KNOCKED DOWN by TWO WOMEN.

Ayoupg FL named Ada Wheaton W , on several Cc
Police Cont against Clara Eshert. a married
woman WHO lived III the same house with her, with
disordery conduct, and who caused her much an
noyance by her abuse and threatening language
On each occasion the woman got of with hight
reprirnand or light hue.
On SUNDAY Evene Leigh who lives III the same
house No. 532 West FOrty-secOnd-st., appeared
before Justice Smith and testified that on Saturday
Mrs Eshert assisted by her servant, Freana Fester
knocked Miss Wheaton down and bTutally assaulted
her Miss Leigbs testimony cOrrODorated by
Thomas Meyers. who said that he saw the PROSTATE
airl kicked and jumped upon by the two women.
Justice Smith having learned mat the glrl was IN
o,i,,caI condition committed the women without
hail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-13
EXPENSES OF THE CTrY'S COLLEGE.

special meeting OF tic trustees o1 the College of
the City of New-lo Ik was he'd Yesterday to con
slder the resolution Of the Executive Committee
which stated that the services o. Mr. Spencer,
professor emeritus could no LONGER be used to The
advantage of the college, and therefore the com
mittee recommended that they bc disp 'nseu with.
Owing to the absence Of the chairman OF the com
mittce. no action was taken upon the resolution.
4 commune alton was received from Corporation
Counsel Whitney. stating that il was his opinion
that the law requiring reduction of 10 per cent OF
the expenses of all city departments. IN the cSti-
mates for the ensuing year. did not apply 10 the
College of the City of NewIOrk, as II was not
properly department..
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BEATING HIS WIFE WITH HIS CRUTCH.

Patrick Mccormick, Of No. 5G7 GrDve-st. jersey
CITY was arrested yesterday for beating his wife.
As cCOI1nck has only one leg and one arm ana
Mrs Mccormick is a robust woman. Weighing over
900 pounds. Justice PclOnbct expressed douht
OF the truth Of the charge, and asked Patrick 10 tell
his story He SAID that he had saved enough money
To purchase an artificial leg and arm, and had de
posted il in Il savings bank. When he went Mon
day 10 draw the money lac fOnnd that in some nm
cXplaincd manner his wife had obtained it. lie
went home and asked her what she had done with
IT, and she told INN she had spent IT. She refused
to say what she Lad spent II for. and he struck her
with his crutch. He was committed for eXamina-
ton.
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FAILING THROUGH A HATCHWAY.

The Garfield and Arthur Cub OF South Amb0v,
y J.. chrltered a tug and cdnal-boat Monday night
to convey them to Perth Annoy, where parade
was 10 he held After the parade as tuc ats were
leaving he dock, Jonn Madison, conductor on the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad fell from the ulcr INTO he
water. IN the excitement TO save Matts0n. JOnn
Morgan one OF the oldest AID best known ci izcns
of South Amboy, fell through Waterway "h'ch
some careless person had left open, receiving fTac-
turc of he skull and Injuries TO MS spine that causcd
death vest .rdav morning. He was between seventy
and seveniy-iyc years OF aye. was connected with
the Candle aud AmbOy RalroaI Tor thirty year,
and Was senior partner in the firm of Morgan ~
Wallace OF South AmbOV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-13

Precedent Morris. at the meeting Of the Board OF
Aldermen yesterday. offered preamble and rcso-
luton designed t. guard against collisions ON the
elevated railways. IL L. TeCItcd that several fatal
accidents have resulte from the negligence of tho
elevated railroad companies to guard properly
against them by having proper lights and warnings
gwen when running their trains IL foegy weather
and the Ma or is requested 10 inform the elevated
railroad companies that when running trains IN
fogev weather they must have attached to the rear
pIafform of the rear car OF each train two red
LIGHTS. and also have man stationed there whose
duty il shall be TO blow horn or IN some other way
give warning to approaching trains on the same
track.
The motion was referred 10 the Conn ittee on
Railroads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-13
NI-ISANCTS IN Jersey CITY.

For several years there has been number of
slaughter houses at the heat Of GrOve-st., Jersey
CITY There have also been maintained in the
northern part Of the county several iat-rcndcrIng
factories, etc. Against these Sheriff ICl"y's dep
mites have for some time been collecting evidence,
and last week the matter laid before the Grand
Jury. The persons maintaining the nnIsanccs were
indicted and Yesterday several OF them g. Ncu
INTO custody The cheers con. ernrd in Ihc arrest
refused to give the names of their prisoners. They
said thew were acting under Instructions and that
no names would be furnished for publication until
all the indicted men were III custody.