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Evening journal., 1890-04-05
WORDS.
LAFAYETTE COLLEGE,

LAFAYETTE COLLEGE,
EAsToN, Pa, June ~, 1890.
For the past two years ! have had
in use in my family an Upright
Piano, .(IIaines Bros.) which /
obtained from ii. A. Bradfeld Of
Bristol Pa. 1t has given very
great satisfaction, and has beer
universally commended for its ex-
ceeding sweetness of tone. ! car
very ulreseryedly commend the in
strument, and just as unreserYedly
can commend Mr.. Bradfeld as q
fair, conscientious and most gentle
manly agent.
JAS. II. Mason KNOX,
President Lafayette College,
Easton, Pa
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TERMS

On a bill of $40,
81 cash and ST per
week, and ifnot salts
factory come back
and we will allow
all reasonable claims.
P. ], WALSH & co.
Evening journal., 1890-04-05

A woAAN's error-telling her age :
Smith Monthly.
Evening journal., 1890-04-05
CITY COUNCIL AND The CHURCHES.
Monthly Meeting Held Last Evening.
Easter Events-Reception.


Easter Events-Reception.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
New CASTLE, April 5.-City Council
met in monthly session last evening. in
the mayors Office at 7 80 clock. All the
members were present, and 1t was the
last meeting Of the present Council.
The Street Committee reported that
the Improvements to Cherry street had
been completed The city clerk was in
structed to notify the property holders in
that neighborhood, to pave and curb the
gutter there.
The following bills were read and
ordered paid. Levi Collins, $12. rs; John
w. Burke, $l5 75 William A. Gordon,
$l2. 20 Samuel P. Truss, $40 90; New
Castle Gas and Water Company, $li.
Bill of John Weldon, Jr, for hauling fire
apparatus, was read and laid on the table,
as there was no amount affixed j. G..
Weldon's bill for hauling was referred to
Street Committee.
The mayors report for the month
which was then read showed the follow
Ing number of arrests Drunk and dis
orderly, Il drunk, s assault and bat
terry, g. abusive language B larceny, !
committing nuisance. /. trsspass 10.
License fees received, $12 25; fines,
$3s 90, which is in the city treasurer
hands. An itemized report Of the city 4
finances, for the past year, from City
Treasurer Ferris, was read and accepted
The report. which was a lengthy
one, showed the gross receipts
Of the treasurer to be 81, $40. 40,
and the expenditures, So, ,054 Is. leaving
balance in the treasury Of $s25.3l.
b. f. Blackburn appeared before coun
Gil in behalf OF Finley, Garrett & Wilson
Of Wilmington, asking that the ASSESS
ment ON carriage factory owned by that
firm be reduced Referred to Court o.
Appeals, which convenes in May. Al
order was drawn for $40 20 reimbnrs,
the city clerk for stationery, etc, uses
by him, The Lamp Committee reported
that the gas company declined exten,
the gas main out Delaware street. Oi
motion Of Mr.. King the clerk was In.
strueted to ask the company to burn al
lights IN the future, and. If necessary
4 put IN new lamps in certain sections q
the city. The committee to confer wit
fire department In regard 20 the erectio
Of an engine house reported progress
Council then adjourned 10 allow th
members TO attend the Board OF Trad
meeting in the Opera House. The ne,
Council will probably meet to organic
on Wednesday evening, the day follow
ing the election.
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mo. 2575.]
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

10
HELENA. Mont. May 2 1890.
Notice is hereby given that Charles A. Broad
water. whose postotice address is Helena, Lewis
and Claike county, Montana has this day filed
placer mine bearing. gold with surface ground,
situated in unoreaaized mining district. County
designated BY the fe notes and official plat On
township north. range west, Of princlpsl base
11ne ana meridian merida OF Montana SAID lot NO. H.
BEGINNING At location corner. WHICH is 2 gran
ie sons 2o1i2sl5 inches marked III s tor
initial point bears SO degrees Is minutes WI
feet;rnnning thence degrees 50 minutes e6092
9 81 degrees Is minutes W, 1905 feet thence 8 2
deere 8 20 minutes ". s42 feet; thence IS de-
gress minutes ". $3.50 feet; thencss p degrees
minute, W, $50 feet; thence 10 degrees II min
utes y: $50 feet; thence u degrees !! minutes
sss' thence Is -
thence IS degrees Is minutes e. 2s32 feet; thence
So degrees 81 minutes 9, 768.5 feet: thence 50
q @nnees hsnoe degrees
IS minutes g, l2t:7 feet; thence " degrees n
minutes g, l974 fest; thence degree 10 min
g6O.6 feet thence IL degrees 10 minutes 9. 1901
feet; thence 81 degrees So minutes g. SSH feet;
at fs srs
Magnetic variation 20 degrees 80 minutes E, con-
| tanning S1.lt acres
The location of this mine is recorded in the re-
| corder's Office Of Lewis and Clarke county. in
hook IF" page 11s of said records The a,.join-
| ing claimants are unknown.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said placer mine are required to file
| their sdverse claims with the Register of the
United States land office at Helena, in the state
Of Montana, during the sixty days period of pub
LEGATION hereof. or they will be barred by virtue
| Of the provisions OF the statute.
| S w. LANaHoRNE, Register.
F.P. STERLING, Atty. for Claimants.
| First pub May o. 1856
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called commencement" A paper pub
lished within range of the classic Kirk
land hills should answer it's question
with little difficulty, for the matter is
easily explained. Years ago when
Hcrodotus and Livy ranked above Cap
tains Arson and Buck Ewing it was
customary for the graduating class to
finish it's work and take the final exami-
nations in June. In September the
members returned and at the COM
mencement of the college year held their
graduation exercises. Thus the deriva-
ton of term which in it's present use
has no significance whatever.
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Complete tho Census.

Those whose names have not been emu
merated are requested to sign the roll in
their respective wards, as follows:
First Ward-C. X. Wells, bookstore on
Main, near Wall.
Second Ward-H. NJ. Perche1, drug store,
corner Main and Broadway.
Third Ward-W. L. Cox, real estate Office,
Gold building, Main street.
Fourth Ward-B. Brown. room l, Power
building.
Fifth Wsrd-Donald Bradford, mayor,
Chamber of Commerce room, ground floor
Power building.
Sixth Ward-D. A. Hanley, alderman.
commission merchant.
Seventh Ward-F. II. Wallace, second
door, First National bank building.
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Two Runaways.

Yesterday afternoon the team attached to
John Christie's hack broke away on a dead
run from in front of the Grand Central
while the driver was assisting lady to
al;ght. The outfit cleared the street on
their way up town till Wall street was
reached, where collision occurred with q
and badly smashed and the near horse fell
with considerable force on the street car
track, disabling it for the time being. The
commotion created by the runaway horses
frightened other teams en- route and one
belonging to the Domestic Sewing Machine
company succeeded in getting awav. A
short and swift run and the wagon was
overturned and the seat broken. Before
recovering from this mishap the horse was
caught.
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Dat I'd June 10, 1890.

~ Mining Company. located in Cataract min
ing district. jefferson county, Montana
Notice is hereby given that Ut . meeting OF tho
of May, 1880. an asses ment Of one cent per share
was levied upon the capital stock of sid COM
pany. payable on tho LIST day of July, lskO to tho
North Aaip street. in tho city q Helena. Mont
Any stock nPon which ssid assessn2ept ehall
remain unpaid on tie LIST day Of July, 1870,
verified for sale 1t public auctiOn ard unless
nay% 1ssp s shall he made before. yM q Gold on
assessment. together with the coets Of sdvsrtis-
ING and expense Of sale
+. Fl. CLKWELI. 0ocge1nRy.
DNosth Main sssssk Hslena. 1oot
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. Mont

- y I0VUs J
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the register
and receiver at Helena, Mont, on Jaly 22nd, $780,
viz: J. Leroy Mo her on preempt:on D, s., No.
$780, for the NE quarter Of Sc quarter OF Sec. p,
TIP. 10 N, range Nv.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land. viz: Frank u. Kelsey, Thomas T.
Roberts, Leroy Bowman and Frank Newell, all
of Helena, Mont.
First publication June 70. 1880.
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THE st. Louis people think the count
in their city will be incomplete if the
population OF their city does not reach
the 100000 mark. Citizens of other am
bilious towns are setting marks for
their population. In the event of the
failure of the poor census enumerators
to reach these what showers of abuse
will come on their heads
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

June I, 1880.
NOT1CE1S HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOL-
N lowing named settler has fled notice Of his
intention to make final proof in support Of his
claim, and that said proof will bemade before the
register and receiver at HalenA. Mont. on july
H. isal: VIZ: David Prosser, on nomesread appli-
cation No. 2 s2s. for the WI. swl4 and sw,i nwl4
see. IL tn il n. raw.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land. VIZ: Goes 4. Van Mart. Edward Mnltcom
Abraham Thomas and Wi liam Ii. Battersby Mi
of Helena. Mont.
g. w. LANGHORNE. Rssistse
frlt publication June 4. 1880.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, Mont,
May %. 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim and
and receiver at Helena, Mont. on June2l ls9J viz:
John w. Ackley on pre-emption D. 8. No. TO-
50i, for the lots 5 and and SW. a Sc N: Sec.
3d. Tp. Is north, h. west: lot ], Sec 5, and lot
Sec. 5, Up. IA north, K 3 west.
He names the following witnesses to provo his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz. BENJAMIN Townsend. Amander
Kimball, James Carter and John Anderson, of
Wolf Creek, Mont
First pub May q, 1890
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The creation of the Office of assistant
secretary Of tho navy is encouraging.
The duties Of the department. were in
creased under Secretary Whitney's Wig
orous administration of naval affairs.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-To the stock
- holders Of the Rocky Fork Coal Company of
Montana Take notice that . meeting of stock
holders of said company for the election of trus-
tees to serve for the year ending january T. 1891
such other business ne may come before the meet
ing, will be held at the office of the company in
the First National bank building, Helena. Mon
noon. By order of the board of directors,
EDWAkD EDES,
Secretary.
Dat I'd lima 10 fSQl.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

~Mortani.ns abroad will always find THz
DAILY INpEPxHDEky on flo! at their favorits
hotels: Fifth A-enue and Metropolitan. New
York: Grand Pacific. Chicago; West, Minneapolis;
I,aldvin ard Palace. San Francisco; St. Nicholas
and MoDcr:nott, Butte; Leland Hotel. SPRING
field, III.
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Montana Strawberries.

We have contracted for the two largest
crops of Strawberries in the Prickly Pear
valley. We will have few crates this week.
and plenty of them next week. The straw
berries raised in the Prickly Pear valley are
the finest grown anywhere.
LINDSAY 4 Co.
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THE INDEPENDENT

Reuaittsnces at the risk OF subscriber unless
,,ade By registered letter. chcck. postal ex-
rresiorder payable to The Independent Pcblish-
in9 Company.
U-Persons desiring The INDEPENDENT served
ct their homes or place of business can order by
postal card o, tn: oueh telephone No. 1C0 Please
rrpcrt cases Of irregular delivery promptly.
Advertisements, to insure prompt insertion,
should b handed in before 8 p. m.
Rejected communications not returned unless
postage is enclosed.
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Tue Rome IN. " Sentinel asks why
the end OF an educational course is
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MOSTLY OF GAMBLERS.
That Was What Occupied the Atten-
ton of the City Council
Last Night.
An Effort to Increase Their Licen-
ces Fails by a Decisive
Vote.
Pay OF Volunteer Firemen Increased Sew
enty Dollars a Year-The Circus
License Changed.

The city council resumed its labcrs of re-
vising the city ordinances last evening, in
committee of the whole, all aldermen pres
ent except Alderman Hartwig, and the
mayor. President Steele occupied the
chair
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-03
LOCAL RREYITIEs.

A marriage license was Issued In Washing
ton yesterday 10 VIM. Dent and Mary a. Sis
ecu, both of Prince William county.
Capt E S. Randall on the np trio from
River View on the steamer Samuel J. Pen z
Sunday night was relieved of his pocket
book, containing sbout $50
The D um Corps teturned last night ON
Colonial Bach, where the members spent q
deie fu W.T. in camr. TIE only unp'es :
antnsss 10 occur duripg the encsmpment
wss cs used by one Of the members insulting
s7ma adi-s who were visi lug he ccrrs. He
VS. cIed from the camp and sent home
en- the f ct beat.
Mr.. Charles Dean, while running the engine
st Mossrs. Agnew g. harlow's bcick yard to-
day, WIS struck and bad cut on the head by
a heavy weight on the engine. BE was attended
by DR.. Ash5y, who says his injuries are not sori-
Gus.
Only regular business WAS transacted at the
meeting of the Lyceum last night. There is 5 ma
talk of the Lycsum giving dramatic Gu e-tsin-
nett on October 3d, the anniversary of it's or
ganization.
A coycert FOR the benefit Of Trinity NJ. E.
Church Sunday School by the Gruber family will
be given on Friday night.
James Wilson, member of the chain gang,
while at work near the tunnel this morning made
his escape
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-03

WAYS THAT ARE DARK."-Darins the
present session of Congress Representative
Compton, of the Maryland district, opposite
this city, was upseated by the republican
N shortly now ruling that body and his sea.
given to s. E. Mudd, contestant, OF loeii
own ilk. The district referred to Dss M a..
WAYS been democratic, and the fact Inat MT MI
Compton was unaeated created some sur "
prise among those who hsd not Iearn 8 ,, 10
he amgz.d at nothing the present house
might do. Strenuous efforts are now being
MADE to send another democratic represent
a,ive to Congress next fall. while the repuo
licsns are using all their craftiness to preaK
down the substantial maj 1rity against them
which ia known to be in the district, the
most apparent method being the employment
If pone but negroes in the work of preparing
the government property at Indian Head
for y proving ground. II is said that white
men have repeatedly asked for emp loyment
rnere. but bave almost Invariably been re-
fused, while negroes sre merely asked to
nroducs letter Of recommendation from
Mudd in order to secure work. Most al
those al work are negroee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-03
MONETARY AND CoMMERClAL.

NEW YORK sept. 3-The stock market this
morning presented the features which nave be-
como 80 prominent of late-dullness asd stsgna'
tion-in an intense Degree and only in three or
four stocks was there anything approaching to
animation. The hesviness of yesterday reappeared
at the opening, and first prices were generally
from y to H per cent lower than those OF last
evening. The trading WAS extremely narrow,
however, and while many Of the usually active
stocks were not traded in during the hour. and
the subsequent fluctuations were without signif.
canoe, heavy tone prevailed. partial reac-
ton occurred late in the hour, end at IL O'Clock
the market was very dull and steady to firm, bat
at slight fractions under first prices.
BALTIMORE, sept. 3.-yirginia Sc consolidated
So; 1O-4Oa :; do So 69,7O.
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W. Remember, store
closes this evening at
6 o'clock.

Children's School Hosiery.-We
have received a part Of the new
stock and call attention to the three
following excellent lines of Child
ren's Guaranteed Fast Black Hosi-
cry. We are ready to refund the
money for every pair that either
rub of, stain the feet, or clothing,
or fade with washing.
100 doz. Children's Heavy Cor
duroy Ribbed Hose Sizes 7 to 10.
Only Csc per pair.
100 d. Children's Lightly eight
Fine Ribbed Hose, d. uble knees,
toes, and heels Sizes 6 to u Csc
per pair.
Sizes s, 81, 9, 81 and 10. Prices,
Csc, SOC, &c, SAC and Sec.
$50 doz Children's Broad and
Fine Ribbed Hose, in light and me.
dunn weight, double knees, toes
and heels.
Sizes, 6, 81, 7, II, 8, 81, 9, 81
and 10.
Prices, Acc, 4Sc, SOC, SIC, SAC,
SEC, 58c, 60c and &c.
First floor snrex)
Fall Novelties in Dress Fabrics.
Our Stock of New Dress Fabrics is
receiving large requirements
every day. While the stock will
undoubtedly get larger it can hard
ly get more handsome. We men
ton three exceptionally fine values
in Atwood Henriettas.
All-wool Henriettas in all the
popular Fall shades, such as Brown,
Plum, Gray, Red, Blue, &c.
These can be very we'll matched in
Persian Silks, Striped Silks, or Vel
vets.
99-inch. SOC per yard.
46-inch. 75c and 81 per yard,
First floor; annex
49, Goods delivered in Alex
andria.
WooDW ARD & IoTHRoP,
CORNER 18th AND STREETS N. W.,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
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DRY GOODS.
EiClbGrg's Bargain Store
THE WEATHER Es wAREz.

We are having some pretty hot wcssh:T-hotte
than we had it last sumnor but the-o is enc con-
ISOLATION in the fact that ita diacomats may BIO ma
terislly lessened By observing tho rules Of health.
not only in what we cat, but what we wear. In
selecting articles OF wearing apparel one rhould
be governed not Only BY texture, but by beauty
These two points connide-ed, the lsst, bet by no
means tho least to conzidcr, Is the ccst In pur-
chasing our stock We hhvo paid strict attention to
these three essonsials-TEXTURE, BEAUTY and
PRICE. These we have happily corabinod, and
take pleasure in calling tie attention CT custom
ers to few items which We present az pointers to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-03

A RAILROAD ACCIDRNT.-A collision be
tween a Virgioia Midland passenger traiu
aud freigat engine occurred shos'ly before
eight o'clock last night, at Maryland ave-
rue and Thirteenth street, Washington.
The train. which wes about thirty minutes
late. WA ettamipg up Msrylaud avenue
toward BIO depot when it struck the freight
ene,ue coming down The two came to.
ge, her with sufficient force to damage bo.h
epginee considerably ard to break the Mat
futms on two cRrs Norman Curtis, fi'e-
man on the passenger engine, was sli2htly
Injured. The wreck delayed travel sou d
for ABOUT an bcur, dn'ing which the tracks
were cleared
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-03

PERSONAL The Fredericksburg Star
saws: Mrs. Charles W. M4pder and chill
dren returned 10 their home, IN Atxah-
dra, on Saturday. Miss Mamie Hamilton
Mrs M sister, accompanied her.
The Richmond State says: Mr.. Sam Benz :
helm is extremely III. He is sufferiog Sc
verely from neuralgia, snd consulting
phvsician has been called In
Rev. n. Suter has returned from his sum-
mer vacation.
Mr.. Louis Kreh. has returned from trip
to Canada.
Mr.. G. T. shumau, formerly of this city
but now of Manchester, is here on a short
vieit.
Mr.. Willie S euernagel. who ia now at the
Hot Springs for his health. has 80 much im-
proved that he ia able to walk without
his crutohes.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. a. Gresne. who have
been on visit to relatives here, left this
morning for New York.
Mr.. J. Harry Power left for Worcester,
Mass, to-day to resume his stude'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-03

TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS The Clerk OF the
School Board today Issued 81 permits to
attend the public schools-56 to white boys
and 81 to white girls This makes 1,039 for
the three days-576 white boys and 463
white girls. For the corresponding time
last year he issued $50 to bite boys and 1874
to white girls Tomorrow and on Friday
permits 10 colored children only will be
icsurd
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Property sALEs-W. P. Woolls has sold
ia :, N. Scott house aud lot on the east
81, Of Rovai street, between wolfe ana
" ,. for $500
ard ,oJ OF ,hs wat aide OF Fairfax street,
between Gibnon and Franklin, SOU.
The German Building Association Ne. 4,
m inc. Evans a house and lot oD the north
81 !e OF Oronoco street, between Royal and
Pitt for S270.
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The pulpit nnd tl,e Stage.

Rev. F. NJ. shrout Pastor United Brethren
Church, Blue Mound, Kan, says: 81 feel it my
duty to toll what wonders DR.. Kings New Dis
covery has dono for rae. My lungs were badly
diseased and my parishioners thought could
live only few weeks l took five bottles OF DR..
Kings New Discovery and am sound and we'll
gaining % pounds in weight
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny FOLK
Combination, writes: after thorough trial and
convincing evidence, I am cor fident DR.. Kings
sew Discovery for Consumption beats EN- all,
and cures when everything else tails. The great
est sindnc73 l can do my many Thousand friends
is to urge them to try it"
Trial bottles free at e. s. Loadboater & Ero's.
drug store.
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ANaTHEg CHARTER Judge Norton to-
day granted charter 10 The West E0d
Park. Loan and TIu,t Company. The OF
-c,e OF he compsns are 10 purchase, OWL,
mold. improve, rent or sell real esi ate to
invts or losn iDoneys,to deel In stccks. H.,
to construct or own Telegraph or telephone
lnes, water, gas, oil or ice works and to
rnsuufacture electrical machines. 81. The
The capital stock is to be $500 600. divided
into shares 0. So each. The officers ale b
N Copr, president W. w. Dudley, vice
president s. D Luckett, sec'y., and B. l.
Baldwin, treasurer The principal effice is
to be in this city.
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COUNTY CoURT.-Judge D. NJ. Chichester
JreSiding-After the GAzErTE's report
closed yesterday the grand Jury brought in
the following additional indictments:
james Morgan, uulaw!ully selling liquor ;
Albert Lyles. for breaking into railroad
car and committing larceny Tnos. Lucas
f)r eemblirg Jno. Usher, for gambling
Jas. Norris, for gambling G H Heath, for
selling liquor on Sunday, and John Usher,
for selling liquor on Sunday. The grand
Jury was then discharged The Court or
dered capiases to be Issued for the arrest OF
all parties indicted, and then adjourned till
today.
Toe Court to-day. Without trapsacting
any business, adjourned till tomorrow.