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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-17
1881. VOLUME XXX..-NUMBER 90

made an examination Of Guiteau's eyes
soon after his arrest and did not find
any indications Of any disease OF the brain.
DR., A. McLane Hamilton, OF New York,
had made diseases Of the mind and ner-
vous diseases special study for the past
nine years, Witness made three examina-
tions at the jail and had also closely scru-
tinized him in court since the 18th OF
November, when he (wituessl arrived in the
city, Witness found no defects in the
physical conformation Of the prisoners
head or face, nor any physical peculiarities
or symptoms OF Congenital disease oil the
brain. On the contrary, he had found,
from accurate measurement, that the pris-
oner had a symmetrical and exceedingly
well shaped head. Witness found no ex-
ternal evidence Of any mental or physical
disease in the prisoner, He considered him
an eccentric man,
Guiteau,-Exceedingly eccentric when l
am abused. I've had to take more abuse
since this trial began than during my
whole life before. don't take much stock
In this head business, Striking the table
and flashing his eyes upon the witness
You study upon spiritualogy instead OF cru.
nianology, and you will learn something,
Il is spirit thargets into the brain and be-
hind It that actuates man,
SANE, THOUGH ECCENTRIC,
The witness was then asked; "What Is |
your opinion upon the prisoners sanity%
Ans,-I believe the man Is sane, though
eccentric, and fully able to distinguish be-
tween right and wrong and TO realize the
consequences,
scoville noted theexCepion, and Guiteau,
with an air OF solemn seriousness, added:
with all respect to this court and Jury,
this kind Of examination does not amount
70 70 a snap. Was my free agency destroyed?
That Is the question for this jury to decide.
! swear my moral agency was destroyed.
How Is this prosecution going TO prove it
was not? That Is the short and sharp OF 1t,
and that is all there is in this case"
Pending the cross.examination OF this
witness, the court adjourned until Monday.
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A COMPANY Of Pennsylvania capitalists
are sinking an oil well on the Thompson
farm, opposite Moundsyille.
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HOUSE HAPPENINGS.
ANOTHER AVALANCHE OF BILLS.
ThO Holiday AdIOurnnSnt-A Gathering Of the
EtalWart Clans The Reception to Speaker
Kslfsr-A Brilliant AFFAIR - Probable Cab.
iust ChaagVI-Clpltal Notes OfIHtsrsIL
Special Dispatch 10 tho IntQlllgcnccr,

Special Dispatch to the IntelligCncer.
WAsHNoToS, December l6.-The House
Of Representatives met at noon to-day with
scanty attendance, Representatives Of
the states called last Tuesday up to Mich
igan were nearly all absent, us the task left
before the House was known to be one
which could not be completed in u day,
and there was no special cause for attend.
ance' The appointment Of Judge TayloFs
committee to audit the bills incidental
to General Garfeld's illness and death
was announced, and then Mr., Robinson, Of
New York, rdised "hullaballoo" by trying
to run in q resolution on
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THE PRINCE OF DEVILS,
ALIAs oLD 0rorAL pEPRAMTYN
Who BsfOul, the Air of the Wauhluv.Ou Cour.
Room with HII Low aad VulVar OratOry-HI.
DITOrasd Win Oa the StaHd-AOr0 Expert
Testimony Proving Ills Sanity.

WAsHrSoToN, D. c., December l6,-Tht
Prosecuting Attorney was q little late ia
reaching the Criminal Court this morning
and Guiteau improved the opportunity to
make one Of his little speeches to put In
the time. Looking over to the vacant seat,
he said, with chuckle, II understand that
General Reynolds Is sick this morning.
wonder II Corkhill Is, l guess they got
more than they wanted yesterday. 1t Is
about time for Corkhill to get sick and stay
sick,
PROVING THE DIVORCE OF GUITRAu's WIFE,
George D, Barnard, Deputy Clerk Of the
Supreme Court Of Kings county, N. Y,
took the stand to prove the divorce Of Anna
j, Guiteau from the prisoner. Witness
presented the record OF the court and the
order Of the Judge for his (witnessO attend
Gnce here.
Scoville objected 10 tho admission OF the
papers upon the ground that they were not
certified by the clerk Of the court, Us re-
quired by act OF Congress.
The Court overruled the objection and
admitted the papers as original in the case.
The papers SGT forth the granting Of abso,
lutte divorce upon the ground OF adultery,
no answer having been made by the de,
iendant,
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OF coll to Cincinnati and l. usy lie A
good stage Of water still exists, and abo 1t
twn million bushels more will go out to-
morrow and Sundnv.
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HINANclA- -" colIaERcLAL.
New York Money and stocks.


NEW foRE, December ld.-AloNEY-ta6 per cent
6a7 per cent Sterling ExCh mga bankers bill0
steady Rt 81 S073; demand ,, SiIt
GovERNNESTS Steady aud unchanged, except
Tor Is coupons which nrn y per cent lower
y. 8 g, extended lOO1 Iehigh 4 WIZ ...... 'f;p
y s, s. extended. lo!5 sSt r. K sx cit, IG, %
rs pons.,.,.,.,. llitil lu PaeiliCb nu ~
i cuup puns. .,..- lls9 o. r. land (iraits. liai
Pacific O. Of gj, ,,.,l97 lu. r. S. Y. BNudA, lgl
Central Pacific lSt ll5i, Texas PaclHe ia NJ, Il
Erie seconds. Tex. Pac. r. q. Dy... sg7S
RAlLROA Ap HoNDs-F active, Boston Hatti,r /
Erie being the most prominent In the iCAlnlt,
STATE SECpRlTIEs-lnRctlYc except for Tenuet-
sees, which are In demand.
Louisiana Consols.., 6S Virginia Gs,..,.,..,.. al
Missouri 6s,.,.,.-,,,,l "a Virginia cOnsuls, OK
81 0seph-.r,,....-,-lO9 ira mat coupons, TEK
Tennessee Is, new, i6H S0iIGred.
sTocEs-The market opened irregular, but IN tho
main fraction higher than ut the clOsluR vOslcr.
dAy, ~ the early dealings and up to the second
boArd tue general list advanced steadily the I'm.
provemOnt ranging from y IN ~ per cent Mpmpl u
4 Chareston, Ohio iCntnll, Louisville 4 ENhyIllr
NASHVILLE Chattanooga and Michigan rCntmt
leading N the improvement. Richmond & ban.
Vile rose l2S per cent from yesterdays Gi0tlng 10
l6l, and Richmond 4 Allegheny NJ per cent 10 3jC
~ the second board prices dGellilud npIdly, und
under heavy pressure TO sell tho market foil on
from the highest p0lnt Of tho day lGl3I4 neT cont
those most pIomliGnt In the decline being Rel.
mond y Allegheny, Denver & Rio Grandc Alutn.
palitan Elevated, Memphis 4 charleston Nishylv
Y Ghat4hdoN aIId Louisville & Nashville, The
market closed weak.
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:. FoR Cqtafrh aud PhthIsis. iook pessoy
.t You need no other. MRs NJ. HuSSkr.
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CLEVELAND, December iO.-There has
been q continued activity In the markets
during the past week, with u scarcity per.
vadlng nearly all the departments. Iron
ore mostly nominal Pig Iron Is scarce and
the demand exceeds the supply The coke
trouble Is unchanged. Last weeks prices
are BtiiIening. Manufactured iron 'is In
large request and next years delivery is
wanted at the present prices The pro.
duCtion oi the steel rail mills have been
sold for the most OF next year al an ad.
vance over the present prices. The prices
Of metals are advancing.
The railway business Is fairly heavy for
this time Of the year.
Petroleum is quiet and prices are lin.
changed.
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Tnn Moundsvillc rolling mill is booming
night and day.
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PrrrsBuRoH, December l0.-Trade In lie
various branches has ruled fairly active the
past week, with marked Improvement In
certain industries. This applies especially
10 pig iron, which is active and strong and
has advanced from 6Oc TO 81 90 pef ton,
Manufactured iron continues In steady
demand Al stiff but unchanged prices, The
situation In the glass trade does moi mater.
tally differ from last weeks report.
sBusiness iS good for the season, with dis.
counts unalleted. In petroleum the market
has been excited and prices ruled strong
early III the week, but weakened today,
closing al s2lC bid for United certificates
which is five cents lower than the hiphesI
point attained last Monday. The ptoduc
lion Is large and there appears 70 be An
abatement In the work Oi development
salesanl fesales, l00, 900 barrels shipments
475, 900 barrels.
The coal business was qnlte active OWN,
TO heavy rains, which resulted In swellibII
the rivers and 0 consequent shipment o
! hye million sit hundred thousand buShel
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RAILROA Ap RoNDs-F Fairly active, Boston, Iiatti,rl
Erie being the most prominent In the icallnlf,
STATE SEcuR!TIEs-lnNCtlvc, except for Tennef-
sees, which arc In demand.
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ANOTHER UNPAID HOARD MILL.

Ellen Y. Grant was called, and Guiteat
shouted "Mrs. Grant is lady. / board
ed with her prior to the 1st Of July. sht
Is a very fine lady, and ! owe her forty
seven dollars l trust | shall pay you soon
Mrs. Grant; as soon as these fellows hold
Ing fat offices shall respond 10 my cal
(Striking the table, excitedly) | made them
and II they don't soon contribute shal
call out their names in meeting"
Witness never suspected the prisoner
was insane.
Mrs. Anna j. Dunmore, Guiteaul
divorced wife, was then called.
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District Government Affairs.

Four hundred and eighty dogs have been Ii
censed up to 1 o'clock to-day.
In response to communication from Mr.
Nathaniel Wilson and Others asking that the
bridge over Rock creek, leading into Woody
Lane road. may be raised to a height commen-
surate with the surroundings. the Commission
ers reply that the present elevation of the bridge
Is 80 feet above tide water that to raise it to 50
feet would involve an expense for abutments
causeways and raising the bridge of ST. 200 To
build an iron bridge would cost about 5000
additional There are no appropriations avaa-
BILE for such purposes.
The parking commission have lodged complaint
OF the quality of tree stakes and boxes they re-
ceive from the Georgetown Industrial Home
School and the delay in their delivery. The
commissioners have notified the managers OF
the home school and ask remedy of the diff
Guilty.
DR.. C. G. Stone of Brightwood. physician to
the poor for the second sanitary division. has
addressed note to the District commissioners
stating that the letters sent from several citizens
OF the county asking his removal from office are
but mere assertions unaccOmpaned by any
specific charges proven by competent evidence:
that he declines to take further notice of the
matter until his accusers come forward and
make charges and specifications.
TOWER PROJECTIONS.
The District Commissioners have made an
order THAT section % of the building regula-
tiOns be amended as follows: Strike out the
words 'forty-two and insert forty-eight after
the words tower projections in lines and TO-
page %" The effect of this is to allow 4S inches
instead of ~ for such projections.
TAX COLLECTIONS THE PAST FISCAL YEAR
4 report from District Treasurer and Assessor
Dodge to the District Commissioners Of collec-
tons for the fiscal year ending June 80 last
shows the total cash collections from the various
sources to have been zoos. $50 a. of which
Sl4O. :'31 SO belonged to the water fund leaving
available net amount of 81 .S6S. 1888. Is. The
amount collected from licenses for the same time
was S145CcO- As compared with the cash col
lectiOns for the fiscal year ended June 30. 1880
it shows an increase for general taxes of
S1S6. 1912. and for licenses of S25. 600. The
personal taxes for 1880 are all collected with the
exception of $500. This is the largest cash COL
lection made for any year, with the exception of
the fiscal year 1S14-5. when the rate of taxation
was per cent. and the receipts 50 .3OO.S9.
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STORK'S SECOND GRAND TOUR
SEA, RAIL, LAKE, RIVER AND SOUND,
MOST ROMANTIC TRIP OF TEN DAYS

WOSA hoMAI>lIS Of len DA1S
OLD POINT COMFORT. FORTRESS MONROE.
BOSTON, PORTLAND, WHITE NOUN
TAINS, LAKE SEBAGO,
NEWPORT. RI, AND long ISLAND SOUND.
Leaving BALTIMORE THURSDAY, AUGUST 4. AT
By the steamer 'wm. Crane of the Boston Steamship
TICKETS ONLY $50,
including Meals, State Room Ocean Voyage between
Baltimore, Norfolk and Boston, Hotel and all needed
and back to Baltimore using only first class convey
ance md the best hotels.
This Tour is remarkable for the easy and varied meth
DDS OF travel and the diversity in scenery and places
visited.
The grand OCEAN VOYAGE from Baltimore to Bos-
toa via the magnificent steamers of the well known
BOSTON, NORFOLK and BALTIMORE Steamship
Line-returning via Newport, New. York and rail 20
Baltimore.
Special Excursion from NORFOLK TO FORTRESS
MONROE AND OLD POINT COMFORT.
Rail az niles PORTLAND to LAKE SEBAGO.
Steamer mp LAKE SEBAGO.
LONG LAKE 'o M 'A"' 'A' 0r NAfLI' Ana
R Rail te WHITE MOUNTAINS. through the celebrated
Rail-PoRTLAND to BOSTON.
Rail to NEWPORT, RI.
Romantic voyage on LONG ISLAND SOUND, via
Fall River.
PRICE OF TICKET ONLY $751;
,,op co, GSyess az Necessary Travelling Exgenses;
BALTIMORE STREET, and p RR. Ticket osioe.
THIRTEENTH STREET AND Pennsylvania
AVENUE. jy9-ll,lG
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SWALLOWING POISON.

SWALLOWING and inhaling he noxious impurities
generated by Casarrh POISON not alone the nasal
gans. but the stomach and lungs. No merely LOCAL
remedy hike douches and insouhle snufs. possibly
reach or eradicate the vruent sporules Of Catah This
fact explains the wonderful effected by DR. WEI
DE MEYERS new INocULATIvE treatment The
elements used by him are ABSORBED by the mucous
membrane throughout the system and form CoNsTI-
TUTIONAL. a. well as local antidote. certain to
CURE CATARRH. vaccine virus is to prevent Small
pox. It's unprecedented sale with unsolicited test
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the disease, HAVE BEEN CURED by this wonderful
remedy established beyond contradiction the fact that
WEI DE MEYERS cATARRH CURE is the most i'm
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H. TAYLOR, 40 Noble street. Brooklyn. writes: Zone
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Y 1T cured me after doctoring for nearly 80 years
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Catarrh Cure" MRS. NJ. f. sHENEy 3O22 Sarah street.
st. Louis, Mo-: TT gave me instant relief" r. j.
CRANK, Atlantic Hotel Chicago: 1T restored me to
my ministerial labors." REV. GEO. A. RIEs Cobble-
skill, N. Y: 1T relieved me of great Polypus." w.
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DR.. Wei De Meyers TREATISE" is mailed FREE His
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Amusements. Excursions. SC.

The Potomac Frnit Growers give an excursion
to QuanticO and Marshall Hall tomorrow leav-
ing on the Excelsior at $50 q. IN. and $40 pm.
The Original Excelsior Tent. No. ~. l. O. r..
will give an excursion. next Wednesday to
Lower Cedar Point and Blackstone Island
There will be six hours at the point for fishing
and bathing. The ArrOwsmith will leave High
street wharf. Georgetown at am. and It'll
street wharf at m
The Mary Washington leaves at $50 to-mor-
row evening for a musical moonlight excursion
complimentary to Col. H. NJ. Rogers.
Drivers Summer Garden is open every even
ing, and is a very pleasant and popular resort.
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The Washington Market Company have de-
elared a semi-annaal dividend of TWENTY-FIVE
cents per share, payable at the Office Of the COM
pauy.
Yesterday morning VIM. Anderson. colored
was taken to the nth precinct station, suffering
from stab in the stomach which had been in
f1icted by an unknown cOlOred man at the corner
Of 9th and G. streets.
Last night the Temperance services at Bud
Eaglest0ns tent were quite interesting. Rev.
P. H. Burkardt opened wiyh PRAYER. and Mr..
Eagleston followed with an earnest appeal Adj
dresses followed by A. ID. WEIGH, Rev p. H.
Burkardt and j. H. Slime. and q recitation by
Mrs Naylor. Several young men signed the
pledge.
The remains of Mr.. Elisha Riggs, brother of
Geo. W. Riggs. esq. who died in New York Fri
DAY last, Gas stated in Saturdays STAR were
brought to this city to-day and the funeral takes
place at o'clock this afternoon from st. Mat
thew's church. The interment will be at Oak
Hill cemetery.
In response to a request of the Y.M.C.A. to be
permitted to hold gospel meetings at the Arsenal
grounds, the Adjutant General states THAT such
meetings would interfere with the work of re-
pairs. police military drills. etc, and therefore
the Secretary of War cannot grant the permits
sion desired"
Capt. J. P. Walker. formerly of the U.S. cav
airy. who was sent to the government insane
asylum by board of survey some years since
and subsequently by habeas corpus was allowed
to remain with his friends i'm the city, has been
ordered by the Secretary of War to report at the
asylum and remain there for the present.
Abel el Salam Aloud and Elias HOllage the
first native of Daniette, Egypt. and the latter
of Beyrout. Syria. renowned their allegiance to
the Sultan of Turkey and took out papers of
naturalization Saturday. They stated that not
liking their system of government they came
here to become citizens of q republic, and will
at once go to school to learn English.
The examining committee to pass upon appli-
cations for admissions to the bar of the District
has been appointed by the Supreme Court of the
District as follows: f. Carusi. of the law school
Of the National University; Mr.. F. Norris, do,
of Georgetown University. and w. F. Mattingly,
do, of Columbia University-thus all the three
CT the law schools being represented.
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Editor Ssor:-Now that the recovery Of the
President has become substantially an assured
fact, many people are proposing that q national
celebration of some character be held somewhere
when General Garfield shall be fully able TO
again perform the duties Of his Office. This
proposition seems to me to be becoming and
proper; and venture the following suggestion
in connection with the matter:-Let there be
held in Washington, say about next Thauksgiv-
ing time. national musical jubilee. something
On the plan of the Boston peace jubilees, to
which people from all parts of the country be
invited to give-through the medium Of song
and music-ex expressions of the joy felt over the
restoration to health of our beloved President.
The thing can be done and made a success. BY
fixing moderate price of admission, and con-
tinuing the festival for week. the cost Of erect
ing suitable temporary building. and other
OF our enterprising citizens will begin TIE work?
A. w C.
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The Removal OF the Lincoln Monument.

The District Commissioners find that the cost
of removing the Lincoln Monument some thirty
feet from the present position towards the City
Hall and filling up the surroundings in proper
manner will cost too much and have therefore
determined to abandon it until an appropriation
shall have been made by Congress for the pur-
pose. The neat and appropriate plans prepared
in the office of the building inspector for this
work if carried out would cost 99OOOor $4,000,
which the Commissioners do not feel justified i'm
expanding without authority of law. This plan
proposed it's removal to a platform thirty feet
square raised one step from the sidewalk paved
with white and dark marble tiles alternately ana
surrounded with cut and Ornamented coping
&c 1t is probable that the Commissioners may
conclude TO simply remove the statue back the
number of feet stated, leaving other matters for
the future As it now stands it will interfere
with the sidewalk. The work of improving the
streets approaching the City Hall is progressing
most favorably. nearly all the granite blocks
and asphalt pavement having already been
laid
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ROmGh nm Rata
PILEsl rILEsa PILEs.n
SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST. NO ONE NEED
SUFFER.

A sure cure for the Blind. Bleeding. Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered by DR. Williams
Indian remedy called DIR. Williams Indian Ointment
single box has cured the chronic q Is
80 years standing. No one need suffer hye minutes
after applying this wonderful soothing medicine. Bo-
tons, Instruments and Electunres do harm than
rood Williams Ointment arori,s the tunors. slaays
ltense itching particularly night after getting
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lief and is prepared only for Piles itching Of the private
parts, and nothing else.
Sold ey all prngsists and sent 10y mail on receipt Of
prietors, Cleveland. Ohio. WM. Is. ENTwISLE, Drug
st corner Pennsylvania and 18th street WASH
ington. DC, Retail Agent. feb15-eo-4p
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CRIMINAL COCRT-JuGqe Cor
Saturday. Samuel Bray, convicted of assault
with intent to kill. was sentenced to five wears
In the Auburn penitentiary.
CIRCUIT COURr-Julge James.
Saturday. Mackall. jr.. AFT. Re,lfern: motion
for Judgment on award; decision reserved Gil
bert agt. Shipman 4 Fletcher: motion on excen-
lions to award. decision reserved. Crandall act
Dienet Cochran: order of publication Mulkin
a@t Moses ct al; settled Schutte aot Rect.
motion Tor Judgment Overruled.
Saturday Mackal agt. Redfern: motion for
judgment on award argued and decision re-
served. Gilbert agt. Shpman (two cases). on
exceptions TO award: do. Crandall agt Dieyelt
and COchrane; order of publication. Main act.
Dent: motion oyerruled. Shuttle agt. Rest; do.
MuikIn agt. Moses; settled
POLICE COURT-J,alqe Shell.
Saturday. after our report closed Margaret
McGraw, loud and bosterous; SIS or Is DAYS.
Geo. Davis. larceny of brass castings from VIM.
II. Underdce: s. or Is days. Elsie Tibbs. lar
ceny of some clothing and provisions: 30 days in
Jail: JOS Whitney. assault on Ann Wells; S. or
ID days Turner King. threats to Annie King:
personal bonds to keep the peace for six months.
Bernard Kaiser, assault on Herbert Moffatt: 81
Thos- Lynch. malicious trespass: continued JnO
MeZerOw. assault on Harry Jefferson; $40 or 80
days. May Alexander. assault on Kate Scriv-
ener. who stated that the girl threw a stone into
her house and broke jug; the girl stated that
Mrs Scriyeaer threw bucket of hot water on
her and then threw bucket of cold water on
her. Kate was then charged with assaulting the
girl. The court took their personal bonds to
keep the peace towards each other for six
months.
To-day. Lizzie Storrs. disorderly conduct: SIS
or 10 days. Douglas Anderson. forfeited colat-
eral. Sarah Jane johnson and Lizzie Douglass.
vagrancy; bonds or 80 days each. Kate Weaver,
forfeited collateral. Edward Ingal. profanity
So or days. Mary Cole, Sarah Sims and Thos.
Coleman. do: So or Is days each. Kate Cant,
Rebecca Smith and Michael Sanhady. vagrancy;
bonds or 80 days each. Samuel A. Webb, col
ored. dealer in secondhand clothing. charged
with buying clothing from a minor. in buying a
$40 coat from boy for 81. 25; 80 or 80 days in
JAIL