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nasive.
Peter coepsf cad Richard Ryan were
eennea. ordinary. every day afunks; "
end essss OF tuslvs days brss sking stone-
fhonaas Jones was assessed 3. s. for being
drunk and disofdsTiy. but The Court had to
put II ca lee
John Wood, charged with being drunk
and d.ssfdsrly, pleaded net guilty snd Will
have trial this morning.
The Agnes Carpsntsr rsssping house Of
ils.iams" esss MAS saiournsd again until
this meFnins.
Ferdinand Ffisr. for keeping his bar open
afssr hours, will have . trial on the 18th,
providing the witnesses are ell alive.
wm. Hess. for keeping his bar open after
hours, will have trial today.
stealing oobhle stones, viii have . trial
Friday forenoon.
w. Polk Brshm. made bis first appear
ance in the Missik-Payne perjury case, be-
fore Judge Holmes. yesterday morning.
The case vas adjourned until Friday after
noon. with bail liked at $1,000. J. A. Fair
tisld aud l.. A. Ward represent the dsfsnse.
Derk Van Dyke, . city soavenger. who
has been dumping refuse on the river bank
below the steamboat landing. WAS found
guilty. and sentence was suspended On pay
meat OF costs amounting 10 tl6-so.
Ia the aiternoon four ladies from the
w. Q. T. L. Lent their graceful presence To
the Police Court room, and made . re-
marksble contrast 20 the usual audiences
that congregats in that court day after day.
The case against Agnes Carpenter. kr
renting house to be used for house OF III
tame. came mp, and 1t was shown by Fred.
A. Maynard, attorney for the defendant,
that Mrs. Carpenter had sold the property
on the 26lh of last April, % chs was dis
charged. The house had been sold on the
contract plan.
Robert Fichting, who was convicted Of
gambling by q jury Monday afternoon. was
ordered to stand up by Judge Holmes at
$40. and be was fined $50 and costs or 90
days in jail. The case was Immediately
appealed to the Superior Court.
PRoBArr-Estate of Sarah Fox. deceased;
residuary legates's bond filed and letters
issued to James Fox. Estate of Louisa
Mohl, et al. minors petition for license 10
sell real estate filed; hearing july 2. Estate
OF Lita A. Devendorf. et- al. minors, tes-
tamentary guardian bond fled aud letters
issued TO Robt. b. Loomis. Estate OF Pat
rick Carroll, deceased; will and petitions for
probate Of same filed; hearing July 2
UNITED srArKs-Ths grand jury was en-
paneled this morning and Charles II.
Berkey. OF this CITY, was chosen foreman.
Colin b. Leich. indicated for trespass-
ing upon public lands, Was found guilty
and the timber was assessed at 500. Leitch
was given bail 10 appear when wanted.---
In the case of the National Bank OF Amer
lea at Chicago vs.. ,. Henry Lasley, ct al,
sssumpsit, Judgment Was rendered for
plaintiff. by default for $li 0.4S.--The
Thomas w. Ferry, ct al, assumpsit,
Judgment was rendered complainant
by default In the sum of SIS, ,435. .S5.--
The T. w. Harvey Lumber Company Sc
cured . judgment by default In an action
of assum psit against Fathaniel l.. Gerrish,
for s., 2.26. The case of the United States
against James A. Howard. indicted for TAX
ing letters from the mail, was continued
over the term. National Bank of America
vs.. +. II. White ct. AL, assumpsit; on trial.
surFKrox.-Thos. Bedell W. julius
Berkey, on trial.