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The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-07-17
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DE-. Reader Royal Arch CHAPTER No,
Y. Regular communication every second
Saturday Of each month, at Farm. rvilla,
X. 4. James Il. Trimble, IL. H. p.
A'aae snostA .."..".......S Secretary.
Union Fraternai Lodge, No. IS. F. &
=. d. Regular meetings. Thir,l Saturday
ef each month at Farnlcrville.
,. Z. Tfimble, w. N. Isaac Shuster Sec.
Napolean Lodge, No. "a, +, T. A. n.
Stated meetings on tho first Monday In
each month, ot Ouachita City.
4. 8. helmick, w. n. c. C. Norman, Soc.
Thomas Jefferson Lodge, No. ll3. +. 4
:. y. Stated meetings on tho First Satur-
day Of each month at Speanville.
w. D. Henderson, W. II. BV. Hayes Sec.
Shiloh Lodge, No. 13l, F. g. AN.
eatcd meetings on tho Fourth Saturday
II Zach month st Shiloh.
=. Roocrfs, w. n. J. c. B. White, Sec.
DO@nsville Lodge, No, lAa, +. T. A. n.
bsated meetiAgs on tho First Saturday of
eaeh nacnth at townsville.
I. Sellers W. II. Z. n. Richdson SEC,
Fa.msrvills Loage, No. 277, I. o. b. b.
teeesnr mect1ngs on tho fiEst. and third
0SyO VI UUS0 08VUtQ
Marx, President ]. Shustcr, SEC.
Nlssan Lodge, No. II, x. ofP.
;o9uhf neotings every Wednesday eve
Gings q Fsemcfville.
Z. 4. Z Manning. c. c. 3. Haas, K. of
Endowment Section, n. >63,
sgalaf nsetings on tho Dirt and third |
aaays Il eaoA month, - Farnerville, |
Assisssa, Pres. Isaac ShusteE. Sec. |
60 lstent Lodge No. 9ss7, I.kiRhts Of
~: Regular mcetings on frsf and
~ ndaysin soch month at Farmer
esen =. II. Brown, r
Uaaea .Cseacil, No. lll0, Ana vican
1egi0 q Hooor.
sshr nsseIas evssy Tuesday evening.
nsatd. 9. B. Brown. Sce.
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=. Attorney. .Enos H. McClendon.
CLAIBORNE PARISH.
Thity tcrm-First Mondays in April and
81 Mondays in September.
Evil terms-Second Mondays in June,
a First MOndaysin December.
UNION PARISH.
Jnry terms-First Mondays in February
anil Third Mondays in July
: Civil torms-Second Mondays in April,
and November.
! LINCOLN PARISH.
jury tcrms-Fmrth Mondays in Feb.
ssry. and Third Mondays in September.
arskil trrins-First Mondays in Nav.
<Utrth MOn{luys in NOyrml,cr.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-07-17

I'D SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Comprising tho parishes of1Inion, More
house, Lincoln and West Carroll.
SrnatorI-G L. G;lskin. Of Lincoln,
4. Thomas Sellers. of Union.
REPRESENTATIVE
Of Union Parish.
William W. Heard, ,........F .Farmervilie.
COURT OF APPEALS.
First Circuit.
J. G. Moncurc, # Ca.l.lo, !.
A. b George. Of Webster, }JWdgcs.
Trrms Union, First Mondays in March
and OctHl,cr.
DISTRICT COURT.
Third Judicial District.
Comprising the parishes of ClaiOrnc. Uni.
ON and Lincoln.
rMEo.. o..""............. John YOnng.
=. Attorney. 30. .Enos H. McClendon.
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Land Warrant For Sale.

The undersigned Offers fcr sale . Land
Warrant for tho location Of 100 acres Of
land. This warrant csn bo used for the
entry q enc hundred and sixty aeges Of
any public lands belonging to the Unite |
States For tesma, apply st this oGice,
or to J. b. HOLSTEAD,
Rustou. L.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-07-17
DOWN WITH CIVIL SERVICE

Democrats of the United States,
one thing stands beween you and
your Inheritance! That one thing
is the Civil Service Law, than
which a greater insult to Democra-
cy was never woven by legislation.
1t is the outgrowth Of q Republican
conception, the object Of which was
to protect the tanks ofRepublicans
till their army could rally, should
it ever be driven from its central
iutrenchment.
Under Democratic rule there was
never such . monstrous injustice to
winners heard Of. The author Of
the idea has often told us that the
Object Of the Civil Service bill was
to provide Tor the retention of Re-
publicans in Office and the solidifi-
cation of the 6ce.holding element |
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CaR1lI:NC ENE u, s. yMaxx
A. T.HOl STEAD.
PROPRIETOR.

Leaves Farmerville every morn.
ing, except Sunday, at 8 o'clocl,
a.m., and connects with the West
bound passenger train Choudrant
Station, at 500 pm.
Leaves Chou.lrant Station every
morning Sunday exceptctD at 7:3O
a. m., and reaches Farmerville at
4 pm.
- The travelling public can rely
upon getting on this line good
comfortable hacks in charge OF
careful drivers.
All express business entrusted
to the line will receive prompt at
tentiOn. m 37tf.
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DAILY RAILROAD
STAGE LINE
-Betwccn-

Farmervillo and CllO,lllrant ia.
ton, w., ~ r, Railroad,
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TARMERVILLE SCHOOL.

FARMERVILLE SCHOOL.
The Second Term of the Farmer
vile High School will begin at the
Academy, February l6th., 1885,
and will continue five scholastic
months.
Charges made from time of en-.
tranco to end of Term. Deductions
made in cases of illness.
Tuition: $500, $3.50, or $500
according to grade Of studies.
Incidental fee, Is cents per
month. Three gold medals award
I'll at close of school.
Feb. IL, '85. r B. DAwKrNs
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY or UNION.

by yJAMES VI. GEE, Esq, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, David Johnson Jr.. has male suit
to me, to grant him Letters Of Administration OF
the Estate of aud effects oC Caroline Davidson.
deceased
These arc, therefore, to cite and almonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors ofthc said
Caroline Davidson, deceased. that they be and
appear, before me, in the Court of Probate,
to be held at Union, South Carolina, on 18th day
ofUctohcr next, after publication hereof at | |
o'clock in the forenoon, to shcw cause. if any
they have. why the said Administration should
not he granted.
Given under my hand, this 9TH day of Sep
tcmber, Ammo Domini 1885.
JAMES NJ. GEE,
Probate Judge.
Published on the 18th day of September
1850, in the Weekly Union Times.
Sept - 3S 2t.
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State Of South Carolina.
COUNTY or UNION.
Court Of Common Pleas.

Court Of Common Pleas.
William :. Lee, l. =. Lee, Marion $. Lee. Pres
ident Lee, Slllcr \. Duckett, Caroline BobU,
Green J. Lee, Morgan Rochester. Hannah
Cooper. Lydia Cooper, Wesley I Lee, Will
liam Il Lee Strah Rogers, Emma Gregory
and ApOnia Kitch ms, PiamtW.,
dqGiHSt
Daniel Rochester, Reuben Rochester, Sarah
Sharp, Sorhronia liumphries. Josephine
Bass, John I Lee, James Lee, and the chill
dred of John Lee deceased to wit John Lee
julia Carr, Malinda, Lydia, Hannah and
Nirgie, (;heir husbands names not known
D,tcH'iiniS. Summons for Reliet-Complaiut
not served.
To Daniel Rochester. Reuben Rochester, Sarah
Sharp, SOphOnia liumphries, Josephine Bass,
John I. Lee, James Lee, and the children of
John Lee deceased, TO wit, John Lee. Julia
Carr, Malinia. Lydia, Hannah, and Ncrgic,
(their husbands names not KNOWN Dcfen-
dants in this action:
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED aud re.
l. quirei TO answer the complaint in this ac-
ton, copy of which is filed in the office of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for said
County, and to serve n copy of your answer to
the said complaint OF the subscribers at their
office at Union in said County and State within
twenty days after the service hereof exclusive
of the day of such service; and if you fail to
said. the plaintiff in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the c M
plant.
Witness, James Munro, Esq, Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas in aud for the { ountv
aforesaid, n, the place aforesaid, the 18th day
of September in the year of cur Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and eighty-fivc and in the
one hundred and tenth year of the Sovereignty
and Independence of the United States of
Imcrca.
RlON & McKISSICK
Plaintiffs attorneys
To the defendants Daniel Rochester Reuben
Rochester, Sarah Sharp, Sophonia Ilum-
phres, John L. Lee, James Lee and the chill
drcn Of John Lee deceased, to wit. John Lee.
Julia Carr. Manda. Lydia. Hannah and Yer
gc, (their husbands names not known)
Take notice that the Summons in this action
of which the foregoing is copy. was filed in
the office of the Clerk of said Court for said
County on the 18th day of September 1855.
RION X MCklSSlCk.
Plaintiffs .ltorncys.
Union 5. c., Sep. 18th, 1885,
Sep is 81 CT
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Mortgages Sale.

pI virtue of power of sale contained in n
ID mortgage executed and dclivcrel to me on
the day Of a. ID. 1885,. by Moses
Hodge, and Julia Ilddge, and recorded in b ok
of Mortgages +. No. -, pages -, ~, - and
rs, | will sell ut public sale. at the Courthouse
door at Union, :. G.. on Sacslly in Octohcr
next, all that ,rac, of land, containing sixty
three acres more or less. situated in Union
couny, State Of South Clrolina, bounlci north
10y Pacolct river east 10y lands of the estate oE
Samncl Hodge, south by lauls Of \. {. Lind
say, and west by lands of ID. \. 7. Farr.
Terms Cash, or the land will he rc-sold
Immediately. y. A. 7. FAER,
Mortgage.
Sept. ,. 1855.
IL
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The State of South Carolina.
rDTNTl- DE, y-NynN
COUNTY OF ONION.

by JAMES NJ. GEE, Esq, Probate Judge.
" HEREAS, James Mckowu has made
w suit 10 me to grant him letters of Admins
'ration "n the Estate of and effects of Margaret
GLADDEN., deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors Of he said
Margaret GLADDEN., deceased, that they be aud
appear. before me. in the Court of Probate, to
he held at Union q. H., South Carolina, ON the
18th day of October next, after publication here
or Mt III o clock in the forenoon, TO shcw cause,
If any they have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 24th day Of Sep
tcmhcr, Ammo Domini, 1855,
JAMES NJ. GEE,
Judge Probate.
Published on the 10Th day Of September
1885, in ;he Weekly Union Times.
Sept. 25 3S 2t
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Mortgage Sale.

pl virtue of power contained in II certain
- mortgage deed made 10y Alarinh ID. Spcr..
tn us, dated the !Nh day of january 1851. and
recorded in the office -! tn" LEICESTER of Mc>n"
Conveyance for Union County. in book T. y" g.
of Mortgages. pages "D9. :;IU. II H. ON the 2llh
day of january. lNNl. We will sell hy public
auction, before the Court House door at Um"n
on the first Monday in October. INNi Within The
usual hours of Sheriff Sales. in the highest hii
der. for cash. the following described u"rrgr@"l
property, {" wit:
All the right title and interest of said \ H.
Spears in and (" all that parcel Of lnul contain
ing about - acres. situate in Union county
aforesaid and bounded 10y lands "i Rickrl.uu
Lir~cy ID. H. Free. ". II. : Harris and uf f"--
ter wilkins. and known ~ the mill tract. am,
including the interest "f -aid y. u. Spear in
and {" the Mill Machinery. implements. tools
and fixtures. III aud upon ,,i baud. nlf"ui"urr'I
{" >aId mill. AIFHED II. FOSTER.
WILLIAM WILKINS
= T. ~ 80 It,
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Notice of Final Discharge.

NOTICE is hereby given that on Tuesday. the
~ 10Th day of October. A. ID. lSSI, | will
make my final return and apply to Hon. James
NJ. Gee, Probate Judge at Union County for let
tcrs dismisSory as Administrator of the estate Of
II. II. llamcS.
All persons indebted tn said estate are noti-
fed {" make payment tn me before that
day. and all persons having claims against said
estate must present them on ur before that day
or he forever barred
WILLIAM JEFFERlES.
Adlm'r Est. II. Il. IIAMHs.
Sep. 10 3G II.
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Notice of Final Discharge.

NOTICE is hereby given that Monday
~ the 2Gth day ofOctobcr, \. D. lSSi, we
will make our final return and apply to Hon.
James Nj. Gee, Probate Judge of Union
County, for letters dismissory as Administrators
of the estate of :. u. Harris.
All persons indebted to said estate are noti.
fed to make payment to us on or before that
day, and all persons having claims against
said estate must present them on or before that
day or be forever bl rrcd.
j. l.. HARRIS.
w. H. :. HARRIS.
Adm r, with will, of ). +. Harris.
Sep Is 81 It.
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The State Of South Carolina.
COUNTY or UNION.

4
by JAMES NJ GEE, Esq, Probate Judge
wv llEREAS, Green j. Lee has made
w suit TO me to grant him Letters of Ad-
ministration on tho Estate of and effects of
Elizabeth Lee, deceased
These are, therefore, TO cite and almonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of tie
said Elizabeth Lee, deceased. that they be and
apr ear, before me, in the Court OF Probate to
tie held at Union &. H., South Carolina, on the
18th day of October next. after publication
hereof, mt II o clock in the forenoon, to shcw
cause, if any they have, why tn" sail Admins
trnion should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 2"th day of Sep
tembcr, Ammo Domini $50.
JAMES VI GEE,
Juigc Probate.
Published on the "A lay of October, 1855, in
the Weekly Union Times.
Oct >" IT
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Application for Homestead.

NOTICE is hereby given that Grace Jccr
IN and Mabel letter, infants, 10y their Guar.
dian, Alethca Groves, have filed their petition
in my Office, praying that n homestead cxcmp-
ton in the personal estate Of their Mother. Au-
.guSta 4. letter. deceased he set IT ani assigned
10 them, as provided ly law.
JAMES NJ GEO Master
Oct - It,
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Is now complete Tobacco from &c to lOc per
plug Cigars from ic to lOc Any smoker
suited, as he has ten brands to select from.
Bargains in Cigars by the box.
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FEMALE SEMINARY,
COLUMBIA FEMALE COLLEGE.
" Columbia, :. {.

THE Fall Session will open Wednesday. Sep
tembcr 30. In the Central city. elegant build
ing, beautifully situated noted for hcalthful-
ness, well furnished, good table, capable
teachers, superior advantages, IN Music and
Art. Rates low. For catalogue apply to
o. \. DARBY, u. D., Pres
Aug % 81 lm.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-27
AN APOSTOLIC LETTER.
Another Paper Issued by the Third
PlenarY Council Made Public.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 25.-Among the papers
issued BY the third penary council in Balti-
more was all address to the society for the
propagation Of the Catholic faith, of Lyons,
France, which for more than fifty years has
contributed to the support OF the church in
America. The address says:
cit is very pleasant duty which the obli-
cations impose upon MS to recognize publicly
the signal services Of that benefcent society
for the propagation of fnth has rendered IN
the young church of the United States. II
the grain of mustard seed, planted In the
virgin soil of America, has grown up into
gigantic tree which extends It's branches
from the Atlantic to the Pacific it is chiefly to
the assistance of your admirable society,
gentlemen, that we are indebted for it. Re-
assem- ed for the third time in penary coun-
Gil, the archbishops and bishops of the repub-
lie Of the United States of America exper-
fence legitimate sentiment of 10Y In
acknowledging the unwaverng co-opera-
ton which you have never failed TO extend
to the apostles of the Catholic faith In the
new world since the year 1922; aud the con
siderable sum Of money which you have sent
us since that epoch, for various dioces as an
missions Of this country, is clear proof Of the
zeal and charity with which you have never
ceased to succOr us. In our turn, we ardently
desire TO contribute to the immense good
which you are doing in all parts of the world
and II, just now, our most prosperous pro-
vinces are still only able TO send you rela-
lively modest sum, It IL because wo
cannot come up to our wshaA by
reason Of pressing need at hos OF
all the money we can raise. Nevertheless,
the time is approaching when we shall be In
condition to prove to you the Catholic people
OF this country have not forgotten the gcncr-
osty and benevolence OF the gregt society
for the propagation Of faith, and that VIC re-
member to-day with the livolicst gratitude,
that charity OF yours, Of which we have re-
ccived such marks in succOrs 10 the poorest
end most desOlate churches Of the Republic.
We desire you to trust, that II Divine Proyi-
dence favors our efforts, the gifts Of our
faithful will in time be powerful help 20
you in extending the sphere Of your work, as
well as the restitution Of your benefits which
your solicitude has bestowed upon US. I'm
ploring the Divine blessing upon you and
your society, we remain, gentlemen, your
very humble servants IN Jesus Christ. In the
the name Of the Third Pienary council Of
Baltimore, JAMES gibbons,
Archbishop Of Baltimore and Apostolic Dele
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-27
FIRE COM MISSION.
Engineer Berge Resigns and His
StOker Promoted.
Other Changes in the Department Last
Evenings Business.

At the regular meeting last evening Fire
Com missioners Prendergast, Parker, Watson
and President Deano were present and the
following business was transacted:
The resolution of the council authorizing
! the selling of two condemned horses and the
purchase of two to replace them was accepted
and referred to the committee on horses.
The communication containing the resig-
nation of Engineer Birge Of engine No. A.
the same to take effect at 6 O'Clock the pre-
vious afternoon, on motion of Mr.. Watson
was accepted.
Further time was given the committee OF
investigation of the Yeorg well in the Sixth
ward, and the supplying of water for the de-
partment therefrCm.
1t was voted to dispose OF all the old fur
niture in engine houses No 2, 3 and and
furnish the same with new beds and chairs.
The subject of economizing in the use of
gas in the several engine houses was dis
cussed, and it was stated in this connection
that the gas company had claimed $4,000
feet burned in central fire hall in a
single month which was thought to be
erroneous. On motion it was voted to at
tach taper tips to the burners in the engine
houses, and attach also an electrical appara-
tus for controlling the lights at once, and
that the matter be referred to the chief,
which was amended 10y authorizing the secre-
tary to notify the gas company of the action
of the board and ask its cooperation.
The chief announced the resignation of
George DeCoursey, pipeman of engine No.
and the appointment of james Conway to
ill the vacancy; also the discharge
of VIM. c. Walsh, pipeman of No. 6, and
the appointment of John Craig in his place,
and the board sustained his action.
The chief recommended that L. B. Gayon,
stoker of engine No. for three years, be
appointed to the position of engineer on that
engine on trial for three months, which, on
motion, was adopted
The pay roll of the department for Janu-
airy, amounting to Sc, 763. SIS, and that of the
telephone operators, of $3.50, were approved
and allowed.
On motion, it was voted to put the sono-
retti, or concentration of wave sound, instru-
meut upon the fourteen telephones in the
several engine houses.
Adjourned.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-27
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Grading Contract Let-Other Mino
Business Transacted.

Grading Contract Let-Other Minor
Business Transacted.
At yesterdays meeting of the board of
public works all the members were present
and Mr.. Harrington presiding, the following
business was transacted:
These bids were received for grading Day
ton avenue from Dale to Victoria streets at
an estimated cost of 81, 900: Faber 6, Knapp,
$4,000; NJ. O'Toole, $4,000; F. Boyer
3,430 c. Buhr, S3,577; John Fogeberg,
50, 100; p H. Thornton, S3,974; G.. A.
Moran, ST, 900. Awarded to Fabcr q Knapp.
The matter of the assessment for the wild
ening, opening and Strengthening of Missis-
sippi street from Grove to Nash street was
adjourned to March 2, and the assessment
for opening, widening and extending Port
land avenue between Avon aud Victoria
streets was adjourned TO April 6.
The matter of strengthening and widening
Second street, from Robert to jackson
street, was referred to the Second ward
member.
An order was received from the council
for formal report on widening De Sofa
street, from Beaumont To North street, taking
the property for the said widening off the east
side Of said street.
The contracts Of P. T. O'Haloran for
grading Mississippi street, Jas. Murnane for
grading Park avenue, Chas. Fabrr and r. s.
Knapp for grading and euttering Whitall
street. Jas. Murnane for grading Wabashaw
street. and Peter Tanholt aud Rasmus Hansen
tor sewer on Tenth street. having been sent
back by the council approved, were referred
10 the city attorney TO draw the same and the
president OF the board TO execute.
Tire matter of opening aud extending For
est street from Case tu MAGNOLIA street was
referred to the engineer for plan of land to
be taken.
The matter OF constructing sewer on
Washington street between Eagle and chest
nut streets WAS referred to the city engineer
for plans aud specifications.
The matter OF proposed change Of grade
on Pleasant avenue between Ramsey and
Dale street, was referred TO the engineer for
profile.
The matter Of grading Edgerton street
from Whtall street north to city limits was
referred IA the engineer to report II the real
estate to be assessed for the improvement
would be- benefited to tho extent of damages,
cost and expense nee y.
The matter of the assessment for grading
Winlfred street, from COTE to Ohio street,
and Stsrkey street, from East Delos street TO
levee, was adjourned TO February 2.
The assessment on lots and 3, Phillips
addition, for sidewalks was ordered abated.
Adjourned.
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THE BURR DOCK.
A Slim Day in COurt-Only Two Regu-
lars and Gang OF 'lramps.
Bold robbtr, loquitor, time, midnight.

ITO freeze or not TO freeze
Whether 'twete beet to stand the racket OF the
blizzard,
The chs and shakes OF all this bitter winter,
or to make shift and freeze onto this ulster.
But. II In the act OF doing come the copper
All there's Inc rub OF his Internal
Busness-such thought must make us ponder"
Such may have been the thoughts
of Mike Mccarthy, bold burglar
OF seventeen ripe winters, before
he made the sneak on the residence
Of Jennie Lowering on Cedar street, Sunday
Night. But whether or not his brave bosom
was agitated by any such reflections doesn't
make any difference, the fact being that he
forced his way into the house and was grab
bed in the very act of taking away the ulster.
He ia bad, bold boy burglar, having been
before the court several times for similar Of
lenses. When arraigued yesterday he wanted
a continuance, and the hearing was set for
the 9th. He was committed ia default OF
SO, 500 bail
John MGlyoy was arrested Saturday night
on the charge Of beating his wife aud chill
dren. Several reputable citizens have com
planned about his brutal treatment OF his
family, but strange to say when arraign ed
Yesterday Ills wife appeared and testified that
be was good man, in spite Of the report
that he refused to give her anything 10 eat
wbou sick. He was bound over In the sum
Of 1900 10 keep the peace.
Yesterday was a good day FOR tramps; sew
eral Of the lunch routes have shut up shop
lately, and. as a result, police headquarters
are besieged nightly with free lunch feBds
who are glad of the chance to lie down on
the soft side Of a city hail plank. Yester-
day ten Of these gentlemen were yaEked On
the charge Of vsgrspcy, and the court gave
them the alternative Of leaving Of town or a
sentence Of thirty days in the quay. Several
/ s!gsi fed desire 10 try the Minneapolis lunch
routes and they were ordered 20 skip, the re-
mainder going TO the basiile for the term in
diested couple Of buns were taxed five
bills each, when the clerk invited the re-
porters 10 partake Of circus lemonade with
an icieie in f.