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which at one time proposed to whltewash all the
statuary in the park.
AID FROM OUTSIDE SOURCES.
WHERE FURTHER SUGGESTIONS AS TO A 81

WHERE FURTHER SUGGESTIONS AS TO SITE
SHOULD BE SENT.
More letters came 10 the Mayors Office yesterday
from Governors Members OF Congress and Mayors,
replying to Mayor Grants invitation to aid New-Yorll
respecting the Worlds Fair The Mayor of Buffalo
sends series of resolutions adopted at a meeting
Of the citizens Of Buffalo in the Mayors office on
september 10, to which the Mayor adds his personal
concurrence The following the resolutions:
Resolved, That We. representative citizens OF
Buffalo, favor the holding OF such an international
exposition at the city Of NewYork; that we
favor the making of an appropriation by C0ngI piisbo
buildings and properly conducting such an expo
Resolved That the Mayor Of the city of Buffalo, the
President of the Merchants Exchange, and their sue
cessors in Office, By, and they are hereby requested
to aid and co operate with the Mayor and Citizens
Of New-YOrk by an proper and convenient means 70
insure the holding of such an lnternatl9nai hAposo"
in 1892 at near the city Of New-forK
Senator Quay of Pennsylvania, writes that he iaVorS
Chicago as the exposition site, and the Mayors OF
Lincoln Neb and Lawrence, Kansas, express
similar preference Charlotte Smith, president OF tho
woman's National Industrial League, wants 10 have
equal participation In the celebration for men and
All further suggestions about the site should be sem
to the subcommittee, of which Mr.. BOgart, state
Engineer, Is the chairman, which has charge OF the
laying out of the site within the general boundaries
defined by the Committee on site and Buildings at its
meeting on Friday. This committee consists OF Mr..
BOgart the representative of the civil engineers
MIR Hunt the representative of the architects; Mr.
Towne the representative of the mechanical engineers
Professor Chandler, representing scientific and educa
tional interests, and Mr. Crimmns, representing Ie
builders and contractors THIS committee will see what
arran gements be made witt the pr perty owels oi
taking the property and laying out the boundaries,
subject Of 10 the decision OF the committee
on Site and Buildings, and, finally, 10 the decision
of the General Committee, which has about three
hundred members and includes representatives OF
nearly all the trades commercial organizations, m
dustries and natonaites of New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
AN IMMINENT REGARDIYG STRIKES.

Al the morning session of the International Cigar
makers, Union Yesterday the constitution committee
submitted an important amendment in relation to
strikes. Heretofore union could drag other
unions into strike, but now the committee recon-
mends that all matters relating TO such strikes must
be acted upon jointly. and no union IN such locaiiS
shall have the right 10 declare strike on or OH WIN
out the concurrence of majority OF the unions III
such locality Failing 10 comply with this PROVISION
the union may be suspended by the Interha'ohAi
PRESIDENT -. .to
dele gates might attend a picnic At BrOmmers UNION
Park where The afternoon and evening were spent III
dancing and other amusements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
MAYOR GRANT RETURNS HIS THANKS.

Chicago Sept efficiently the retail butchers OF
the west division of this city sent invitation to
Mayor Grant, of New.YoIk City, TO attend meeting
OH september H. the Sherman House the object Of
the meeting 10 aid in the efforts being made to
secure the location Of the Worlds Exposition in
Chicago. Mayor Grant sends the following reply:
New-York sept. 10, 1850.
T.. +. CRAGIN, ESQ.
Dear Sir: The Mayor directs me to acknowledge
the receipt of the kind invitation sent by Harry
Cheat e. Adoph Arnold, and ii. +. II. Werner, to all
interested in the retail butcher business on the Nest
SIDE 10 attend the meeting at the Sherman House the
evening of Wednesday, September Is, at 8 O'Clock.
The Mayor regrets that the invitation was not received
until this morning, too late for him by any pos biity
10 attend the meeting. He directs me TO thank you
for your kind thoughtfulneSs. Respectfully,
W. Mem. SPEER, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22

Chicago. sept. Fl (SpeciaD-In spite Of the hostility
of the trunk lines aud Central Traffic Association ana
three prominent ChlcagOSt. Paul lires. the move
ment 10 pro-rate on through business to the North
west Is growing As an official Of an Eas tern road
said this morning: 1t is not funeral whether the
l5cent rate 10 ST. Paul pays the Northwestern roads
We get our full local tariff out Of IT, and our west
bound trains TO Chicago not fully loaded that
we can afford to refuse freight at tariff rates. Every
day this week a Eastern road has sgnifed its in
tenton Of joining I'm the Issuance Of through tariff
with the ST. Paul roads which quoting the 10
cent proportional rate. The Erie Despatch, the Erie
the Chicago and Atlantic the Fitchburg Lehigh Val
ley, New-Y0rk and New-En gland, Cincinnati, Hamil-
ion and Dayton, MoEOn7 and Big Four have
either issued through tariffs sgnIhed their Intention
Of so doing Today's accession II the Ohio and Mssis
sipp which will issue through tariff Monday. Presi-
dents Hughit of the Northwestern Gable of the Rock
Island and Miller of the St Paul, are still in the East
1u,oslug lac plan Ii IS the last ditch Tor the Bur
lingtOn and Northern, and having far Il IS
confident Of further success. Traffic Manager liam
bin had no doubt today that his road will have
abundant connections by the end Of next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
4 SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST 4 FATHER.

A SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST FATHER
Owen Hefferman. accused of pouring boiling water
over his twelve-yearod daughter Mary at their home
on wednesday night yesterday held In the YORK
vile Police Court in 81 900 bail for trial, and the
girl was sent to an institution. The girl said thal
the deed was accidental. but Agent Grant; OF the
society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Children pc
Iieves that the girl IS afraid TO testify against her
father. who. he saws. has always iltreated her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
Proposals.
DOST OFFICE DEP

DOST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Office of
L the Po.tmastor-G eue ral. Washington, c. sept
II 1sS9-Scaled proposals invited from parties carry
nc on the business Of st-epate engraving ana pAI p
ing or who experience in col Quoting that ous
ness ard viii received this DepaI tment until y
o'clock noon Oh Thursday, the 26h OF September lSs9
for furnishing adhesive postage stamps in such quGntt
as nav be ca led by the Depa tment during period OF
four years commencing tn first day q December lSoS
VIZ 1 Ordinary postage stamps for the use OF the pun
lc Q Newspopir and Periodical stamps 8 Po'taae:
due stamps. 4. Special delivery stamps Proposals must
he made the flank forms provided by the rtIen
securely envel0pe1 and sealed endorsed proposals Tor
furnishing adhesive postage stamps" and addressed to ne
Third Assistant Posuaser-General, Washington D. I.
BIDS delivered in person must be handed IN at or before
they viii be considered Blank forms Of pToposs
W IN m specifications will be furnished upon applcanon
IN the ThIrf Assistant Genera JOHN WAN
ANAKER. Postmast r-tienetal
OFFICE OF ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTEN
KANSAS STATE CAPITOL, TOPEKA, Sept is, 49,
ITO SCUIPTORS.
COMPETITIVE designs invited for the sculptures oi
rho Kansas House. consisting OF two pefments ana
statue surm0unting the dome The designs with
scaled nropOal- the execution If the must he
snbmf tod on before the 9Th day Of November lss al
dressed 10 Secrcary Board o. State Houe Commls
ers Topoka kansas" Circulars OF conditions ana IN
Structions may be had application To- GEO ROPES
Architect No. COS KanslsaNe Iopeka, Kansas.
" Per order ~ the Board. GEO ROPES. Architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
WELSH MINISTERIAL CONVENTION.

"lKesbarre Penn, Sept 21.-At inc "cis" -'i"
isteral Convention OF the United States in session
here to-day the following members were appointed 10
comprise the new Board The Rev. Robert be"lS VI
New-York; the Rev. W. Z. Morgan. PennsyNain" -
the Rev. T. C. Davis Ohio; the Rev. J. Il. Jones'
Wisconsin, the Rev. Joseph Roberts, Minnesota ailI ~
the Rev. Richard Hughes Missouri resolution OF
thanks was rendered to the Rev. 7. G. Davis, VINO
has served as secretary Of the Board Of Missions LOT
the last eighteen years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
OREGON AND TRANscoYTrNFYTAI.

Portland. Ore, pr 20.-A special meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Oregon and TIanscounenal Com
pany Will be held IN this city November D. to cousder
proposition to redeem the capital stock, which now
100000 900, the alternative being that tha company
shall be Hqudated and 60 OF existence 4 circular
lie emily issued from the New York office states that
tn company has assurance Of ngcmens with the
Northern Fac hc Railroad Company for means Of
redeemlng tie per cent bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
RRornERHoop or RAILwAY coNnrcroRs

Los Angeles, cal, sept. 2l-The Brotherhood OF
Railroad Conductors closed It's first annual convention
here yesterday. The following officers were elected:
Grand Chief, Georre ". Howard, OF Evansville Ind
assistant grand chief. C. Z. Moore, OF Los Angc es
grand secretary and treasurer. d. j. Con, Of Los
Angeles Executive COHmittee-W. II. Shea,ley, j. q.
Ward William NJ Usher, all Of Los Angeles
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A SPECIFIC CURE or DYSPEPSIA,

BRIGHTs DISEASE. DIABETES AND ALL KIDNEY
TROUBLE
THE LATE PROF. WILLARD PARKER NJ. D.,
NEW-YORK
Re tho sda Mineral Spring CO.:
Having seen most happy results from the Of
Rethesda In Diabetes. and from reports which have
?, ,chcd me / wish you would furnish supply for the
hospitals. WILLARD PAHhEi"
Pethe-da saved my life when / given up BY ply
s,cisns 10 die ri. REV. r. B. FULLER
Bishop Niagara, Hamilton Canada
found relief within twenty-iour houfs-competo cure
In three weeks-fr0m the uHe ~ bethesii
=" 49, HON !. 4. MONSTER
Proprietor Ffccman's Journal New-forK-
Az P'''N HON. JAS. y. TYNFR
late Asst Postmaster General. Washington " "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
for ale

n ESKS-I have line OF roll.tOp desks that for Hnish
~ durability and quality combined with all the modern
Improvements, cannot be eXcelled ranging from
S21 BOOkkeeper's standing desks at 81 So per
ming foot No second hand goods in my esabs hmen
are cheaper That's this verdict Of people who shop fo
bargains. RICHARD 8. KINGMAN, manufacturer, 263
Canalst n. Y.
OR SALE-State rights for latest and most successful
household novelty. Address SHERMAN. TANGEN'
PERG & CO., Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
INCREASED REcEIprs on TnE 500 ROAD.

Minneapolis Mimi, sept. o1.-The receipts AMI
shipments Of the soo7 road for the nst git months
Of the current year, made public yesterday, show a
marked increase compared wiki the CORES pondns
period Of lsss The figures for the ght months end
ing August 81, 1883, were: Receipts. 20, lOl $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
THE MOST POPULAR THROUGH TRAIN IN THE

The most popular through passenger train IN the
world IS TIE No D. on the NewYorl Central and llud
son River Ialllcad. II leaves NewYork for the west
a. . p IN dailj and consists OF from twelve 10 Six
teen magnificent Wagner Vestbule Sleeping cars IN
addition TO day coaches dining. baggage, mall, ana
express cars. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
Auction Sales.
VIZ w. PALEN & co,
w, Successors ID
LEONARD BROTHERS
900 5TH-AVE..
f. A. LEONARD, Auctoneer.
Auction Sales.

ARTISTIC FRENCH FURNITURE,
Carved OAK Antique Mahogany, FOR faflor Dlnlhg-ooh
rd Ci,rter China Class brOnzrs. Mirrors Clocks, &c.
Carpets and Rugs.
Including the entire contents on one 9i ne
ELEGANT RESIDENCES OF NEWPORT,
with other cons gnnentS also
importance. comprising as ~ Goes,
~ value and artistic beauty, ana should
be- pr,perv the but on account Of the
residence and the Immediate departure
Of the owner Europe have pcremptDry orders 70 sell
ar once Of the most important features OF the sale
viii be the 49, 49, - =, ,,,rr,,ce
~ COLLECTION OF VALUABLE PAINTINGS
which Is small extremely choice. ana VIII Ouer an IN
heard ~ opportunity purchasers ON account oil the early
date OF sale, which will take place on - .
WEDNESDAY, THU BSDAY AND FRIDAY,
SEPT. 25 20 AND 81
> 80 each day,
AND ON SATURDAY
10 o'clock.
The family monogram and crest many OF the objects
n not removed before the sale Will be removed aIter W re-
quested) at the expense Of the owner; The
HORSES AND CARRIAGES
and
PRIVATE STOCK OF WINES
will be the future particulars OF winch VIII De
given in future advertisements
PAINTINGS
Will be sold on Friday az O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY
Sun rises 54i Sets "a Moon rises 25z Moons age u
WATER
H-sandy Hook Sis Gov. Island Dab Hell Gate s:32
PM-Sandy Hook 1888 Gov Island 0;o6 lieu GstS gao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22

oVLD To TIE INGALLS, SYNDICATE.
indianapolis, Sept. 81 (SpeciaD-The general officers
OF the Ohio, Indiana and Western confirm the report
that the road has been sold to the ingalls, syndicate
and IS to become a branch of the Bee Line system.
owing to the fact that the Ohio Indiana and Western
has defaued its interest, the consummation OF The
deal rests with the bondhoders, who either accept
or reject the proposition OF the purchasers. 1t Is
understood 10 be Mr. Ingalls, purpose TO scale down
the interest, and this must, OF course, off the
bondholders. The road. which embraces 353 miles,
VIII give the Bee Line 1904 miles of road, and
Will give It the seven lines out of indianapolis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
Boar0 i0aute0.

GARD in private family or furnished apartments near
Columbia College wanted Address SIUDiNI' care
CONGRESSIONAL. Louisville. Ky.
Two PROTESTANT American young men college Gr9 40,
uarsl- mel T. refined home comforts, desire
hoard and room together pcahenty east OF and conyen
lent TO Gth.ave L. 18th u CAB SIS Madison-aVe pre-
fprred with private family few borders 800 TO so per
month PERMANENT. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22

A Ii THE LEADING STYLES IN FASHIoNABLE
- fuTs ana sealskn garments be found at q, v.
SIAYNES, 1O3 Prnce-st and retaled at lowest prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22

- Russian ana Hudson Bay sablcs, mink, sealskn,
asracDan. otter rotaied lowest prices for
reliable furs. c. Z. SHAYNE, Manufacturer, los
Prince.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22

THE FIRST JAPANESE MFG
and TRADING CO., Broadway
and 18th st. entrance 20 East
18th ST., have now on exhibition
a superb collection of Oriental
Art Objects, including choice
selection of novelties of their own
manufacture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
HIusiraI JnsirumenIs.

HlnslraI Instruments.
THE WEBER PIANO.
Tn addition 10 our regular stock have q limited
number OF .'wEBER," UPRIGHTS, SQUARES aoi
S,PANDS slightly used, some equal u which
are offering az LARGE REDUCTIONS from regular
nriees All fully warranted Cash and instruments
WEBER PIANO WARERO0Ms.
los FIFTH AVE, COR 10TH.ST.
REMOVAL
MM kNABE * CO.
have removed y their new " areroom%
rs FIFTH AVENUE,
20th-st-
number u slightly used grand, upright and square
rtano r, our make which specially selected and used
by the artists Of the Metropolitan Opera House Company
erinc the past opera will DO sold st liberal 70
duellon from regular pEiGeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
SOLD TO THE INGALLS, SYNDICATE.

pounds shipments 1O.120.5 $50 same time In 1888
receipts, l,sGG.700; shipments, 1851 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
EARNINGS OF sOtrTu CARo11NA ROADS

'''i+'Po ph cOt III N<AhCli4'h iNO<NDo'
Columbia, s. c., Sept. II (SpecaD.-The report of the
Railroad Commissioners for July, issued to-day,
shows the earnings OF railroads in the State for the
month were S55900O against $406.oo0 for Same
month last year. Freight earnings wero S325.3l4.
an Increase Of a.. 500. The Richmond aud DanviNc
increase 30 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
flats Go Get, llnfuruisbeo.
WEST MORELAND.

WEST NORELAND.
Union sou ARE AND l7THSE
CENTRAL LOCATION. 49,, ,.1
An attractive apartment newly deeoraea WIN
all light rooms elevator steam heat ana all moueIh ii-
P''' FF'' GEO, II. READ,
VIEW " 0 PTNTST.
A LII LIGHT SUNNY. cheerful, desirable apartments
"A Moderate rent5 northwest corner leAngt9ng' 9 h5
44thst 6 and room apartments, steam heated; nv IL
East 47thst near Windsor Hotel rooms large cioseIs
l06 East Sl>tst., near Art Museum .
largo rooms steam heated elevators, hall boy coa anu
wood; 115 and III East SD ST. near ART Muu ia LA
rooms sdeboari heated elevators, hall bOyscoa anu
wood locations improvements and decorations must De
appreciated For particulars apply to y REL LILY Bon,,
Storage Warehouse offices, LcNng0nave ana 44th-sI' OF
janitor premises.
CRESCENT APARTMENTS 1873 5th-ave.
u Handsomely decorated apartments. with hrst-clas $
attendance and steam heat Apply at wareroOms OF
HARDMAN, PECK & CO., 13S 5th.ave
EXAMINE spacous elegantly arranged. modern, steam
II heated single flats; seven and eight rooms; private
mark hest service cheapest for the $40 to 500
kpply 10 BROOKS. AL st. NchOlasaye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
XHrHITE STAR LINE.

w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL sTJI5ANEES
Britannia Oct 2. II a m. Britannia. Oct 30 i9 a. N.
sAdratic oct. o, B Boa. m. Airatlc NOV D. p M
TeutOnc, Oct. is 10 30a. IN. ITeut0nlc NOV 10 a. m
From White Dock foot OF West 10th-st
Second cabin on these steamers. Saloon rates. So
and upward. Second cabin, s35 and upward according
favorable terms; steerage. $40. Companys o9ee. No
Broadway, New-York Philadelphia Office, 406 Walnut
St j BRUCE JsMAY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22

IL EXPRESS SERVICE between New.York South
ampton (Londonl and Hamburg. by the new twin sore"
steamers Of 0oO0 and IL. 500 horse power.
Express g. :. COLUMBIA, IL m, Oct 3.
Express S. AUGUSTA VICTORIA II a. m. Oct II
REGULAR SERVICE to plymouth london. Cher
bour9 (Paris) and Hamburg also direct TO Hamburg.
Rugia....6 a. m, Sept 20. Bohemia . m. oct
First cabin $50 and upward; storage a. low rates
General office g Broad General Passage 0acs.
R. J. CORTIS. Mgr. 81 Broadway, N. Y.
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Oreau Cleaners.

n HARLESTON. SC, the South & Southwest
~ JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From Pier %. F.. r. foot Roosevelt ST.. at 8 D. m
YEMASSEE Charleston and Jack sonviile Tues. Sept "a
DELAWARE, Charleston only Wed, Sept rs
CHEROKEE, Charleston and Jacksonville. Fri, Sept q
SEMINOLE, Charleston and jacksonville. Tues, Oct l.
All steamers have passenger accommodations
Insurance under open policy effected fifth OF PEI
cent WIN. Z. CLYDE a. Co, zen Agents
T. G. eyer G. F. A. C. S. F. p Line sl9 B'w'y.N.Y
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-02


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&c FIRs Il FENNvILLE


-lfS<l 4ac-4I-tS tS4-
The village u Fsans1,/ locate
satsen mi.es from Aaeeaa on Il.
laeaso 4 West Michigan Ia lroAa
suffered 4 disastrous ase .Asl nlgat. j.
/. b1l s0Al pace. through IA IL
peach season il does large business
Ihe eause business portion of ths tow
WAS destroyed, tae nae starting al SIS.
e.oek ana burning rsp3.y. rh.
flames were nrst seen in tie rear a.
PAYERS Opera House. ana as thers w~
40 Ere protection. taey spread qRsck
and soon oeeame uncontrolable. fa
follow ag buildings were destroyed
Dickinson q kaymond's : narowar,
store; insurance s23J1.
A. J Eastm4l's : meat market; no .n.
surance.
Jonn Holmes barber shop; no insm
ance
y. r. Cranes double general store
insurance $1,000.
W n Rogers opera house and s2-
loon; Insurance $500
a.. H. Iay.ors meat market; 40 In
sur4nce.
Nelson and Dickinson's saloon, no in
surance.
NJ }. Bales grocery store Insurance
not known.
The old Forest City House, which
was not occupied.
Peter q lie ce's billiard ROOM no IN
surance.
The post-offce and the American eE-
press Once
4 horse wac consumed - the barn
where the FIRE started.
1 number Of other stores were burned
bat no particulars can be had. The loss
Is estimated from $50, 600 % S30.0 600,
with sl0. 600 insurance The insurance
is mostly IN the Commercial Union,
II lwaukee Mechanics, Penna., Niagara
and Springfield companies.
The buildings We're AL on the north
side OF Main-s., and much hard work
was done 10 keep il olt OF the south
side. Ia that event i would have
reached the depot. Several building,
on the south SIDE caught al different
times, but the people worked hard ami
put Il out, With nothing 10 work WITH
bat pals.
Ii Is supposed that tramp started
the fire accidentally ln the barn. lie
was arrested and j. ia jail. No dwell
ing houses were burned. No further
particulars have yet been received.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-02
TIE COURT RECORD.

C1RcrrT-C Comeha NJ. Richards vs.
Maria G. Hi, Olnev il. Richmond and
LOUIS J. Shafer, admin -trators OF the
last Will and testament of Nicholas t..
Hi, deceased; ID chsucery; decree
granted complainant.
PoLIcE-C. c. Harrington. drunk
paid s5.35. !. Q. Johnson, drunk: j.
days. Geo. ". Carpenter. breach OF
the peace; nolle prosd on payment of
costs. Geo. ". Carpenter. assault and
battery; role pros'd on payment of
costs. James Penneh, selling bad milk.
adjourned August s. John Atkin and
Barney Nells, larceny, s. fine OF 80
days. Duncan Mclnnes. saloon open
alter hours; adjourned August ,. John
J.. Hughes, saloon open sunday; ad-
jOurncd August s. John keeie. as
sault and battery. PAID $i.35 Chas.
Wn.tmore. larceny. pad Ss.55. Wm.
Healcy, larceny Adjourned August ,