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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-01-08
Private SITE.

1 VERY desirable rla'e Of a acres. mile
y from Charlestnwn suitable for home or
summer re>ii.uce Two dwelling houses
rnnnS each. and all necessary out buildings
Applvtn A " CBAMER.
Charipsto4vu. Jeff Co. ". Va.
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WATSON HOUSE,
CnarlesiOSn, -. 20.
JAMES WATSON, Proprietor.

MEALS al ali hour to -gil Travellers. Tran.
vi sient Boarding on Reasonable Terms
Hacks toand from all trains Free Of Charge
RI The Bar Is supplied with Choice Wines
LiJnDrs, Cigars, &C.
AurH 5, lsss.
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Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
s.F. TYLER. RECEIVER.
Schedule III fGcct November "a 1852

Schedule IN fGerf November "a. 1852.
LEAVE wS-suUrHwARD
S3T A. VI. Daiiy-Memphis Express. R,.anote
AMI intermediate stations aud
all points South aud $ iuihwe~t
Through Pullman Slevpinp ,nrS from
New York aud l'hihairlphiH Ia
Roanoke. Chattanooga and Mem
phis.
I2:IlA 4. VI. Drily-N. Orleans Express frnm New
YORK. Philadelphia and Baltimore
with DAY rturlps q" Roanoke. maxi
ihg cunn,tt,uu ihrnieh tn ihr SuNih.
Carries through Pullman Sierper
Ia New ORGANS vit harrisburg.
LEAVE CHARLEsT"wS- N"Hrmw aKp
80 A. VI. Daily ianimnr, LArnr->. frim all
p,ints SpuilI arrive in " sum ton
li:45 \. VI imliin"r li:I> f. VI,
HARRISBURG ll.4Dt VI I'hIla'lrlrhia
3:lj I. VI tar'i'S throu-h Pull
man Sleeper ifom Ncw nr,'aus To
Philadelphia Nia ll,uisbifp.
9:I6 p. VI. nuily-New lofk nni Philadelphia
Express. from Nl"bic Memphis.
Chattanooga and al i.,ini, south
Arrive Philadelphia rs \ Nrw
York 7lO \ " >l,r.wnr ears
through to New YORK. yea llsrs
burg.
Ticket Agents will furnish ali t. formation
and through schedules upon. application
o. HOWARD ROVER, Gen l'n~> AE
Nov. -. 1889. Rpauuk" Va
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IMPORTED Green aud White CASTLE soap,
i and Imported Bay Rum.
IN GALLONS pure Norwegian Cod Liver
~ oil aud GALLONS Extra Pure White ely
crime
= IDNEY Wort. dry and LIQUID Wells and
- Richardson's improved Butter Color. three
.zes 25 aud - cents and 81 ~ Fine stock in
store. AISQUITd d co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-01-08

ENrBACT White Rose. DO TRANSPLANT. do
L B'r,u-f Tor The handkerchief. snia 10y
Feb ,, loss. GEO. I, LIGHT.
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Trains No. 40. AIS and as are daily except
Sunday: Train No. 4SJ runs SUNDAY only
Additional mixed trains leave Chirl,,tnwl
335p. M and l.l6 a. m and arrive At Il irprr'.
Ferry at 4.42 p. m. and l.5S "a. IN ex. Sunday
SOUTHWARK. Az 40 Az 4i9
Stations Pass. Pass MIN NIX.
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WIS W Ahll.
Train 4is connects at liarper's Ferry with
Nestihulri Limited at l25a y. m arriving In
Pittsburgh at 81 y. ~ Columbus 8 y next
morning. Chicago ~ neN' morning. sud
with Cincinnati Nestil u II Limited 1T 4 81 y.
M. ARR wing in Cincinnati nj 81 M. next
morning. - Louis -. M next evening.
Excl R>lON Tie KETS will lac S.'ld tn par
ties nf ten or more between all ticket stations
un the Valley DiviSinn-Gnnd for rwn davS.
For tickets and fiIrihrr information applyto
u 4 %. Agents ar to b. +. Bond. Pass Agent,
Baltimore. G.. r. Dudrnw. Travelling Passenger
Agent. Winchester. Va.
r. x q. Palace sleeping Carsare rnn through
Ia Cincinnati II. Louis. Chicagoand Pttsbug
on all express trains
r. OnElT. Gen'l Manrer.
ClIAS o. SrILl.. Gent Passenger Age {.
T c. PRINCE. Superintendent.
De, II. 1889.
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4 A and Fine Salt rsrler, sslfre,ra ano
" GF0gsi Ssss ~ sic b. -. u. EBI,
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.rENN .g.EEEEE ~ CNN

FTA~ taken the room on Charles street in
rear Of Mr. y. : Whites residence
yrher. size. Wild, DRESS NAMING and FAM
lily SEWING iu good style and al renSpnahle
charges She viii oe pleased L" have ne Fat
,,.,.,. ,r the. ,lie. Of the town ani vicinity,
ana will strive, fo render -afi>i;WtiDn.
She h,,- .i'-, q stock Of Dress trimmings ana
Noliuo- 3D. sAmh she invites the attention Of
tie Ladies.
June 10. 1885
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Trains No AZ 4l9 and AZ are daily except
Sunday Train No. 40 runs SUNDAY only
Additional mixed rains leave southwark at
2.3l Il. M. and S.l7 a. M. and arrive NJ IIarri-
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Time Table in Effect November 10th, 1889.
NORTHWARD. 40 ais 4Is 40
stations. Pass Pass. Mix Mix
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The WHIST hid
Still Ahead.

THAVE a very full stock Of Groceries-con-
Il sisting OF tl0Ur. Meal, Canned N"uds' le'i>-
COdees. Syruls, Moiiasses, soaps, llVNlvs' san
Fish etc.' etc make a spcciaity Oi tne best
20. MOllasses.
The best brands Of Tobaccoa and Cigars always
on hand.
MEATS.
Inconnection with nay grocery ! Keep INST
class Meat shop. and c.iu supply my customer 3
with the choicest meats. nave the very best
home-made and Baltimore ulnce meat. Fresh
Bologna Sausage ON hand.
Thanking my patrons for theii kind treat
nlent ina the past / solicit "a continuance oi the
same. Respectfully,
Dec IS. 1854. W. ). MkhChANl'
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-20
educational Matters.

Mr.. EDITOR: 1t is feared by some
that the law I propose for condi-
tionally reducing the compulsory
school age will lower the educa
tional standard. 1 do not think
that such will be the result. In the
great majority of cases those re-
naming in school now to the age
of fifteen know little more than
reading, writing and simple arith-
metic, and great many know less.
This is owing great deal to the
constant shifting of families from
place to place ia order to escape
sending their elder children to
school. Managers of plantations
are constantly annoyed by the
threat: a'Spose my boy go school,
i 90 way. Under the law, as it
now stands, amy boy must 60 to
school till be is fifteen years old,
and SO constant changes OF resi-
dence take place. Under my plan
"my boy" must go to school until
he can pass satisfactory examines
ton. Parents knowing this will
have . strong incentive to make
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-20
NEW LINE OF STEAMERS.

A letter which we print to day
contains the interesting information
that the Northern Pacific Railway
intend to put on line of steam.
ships, to run to Australia via Homo
lulu. It is not too much to expect
that the plan thus indicated will
become some time in the near future
an accomplished fact. That it will
mean added facilities and prosperity
to us, goes without saying. It be.
hoves the Legislature to make ade.
quate preparation for the coming Of
these steamers, as we'll as of others
which will undoubtedly precede or
follow them. The steamers which
come here in the future are likely
greatly to exceed in size and draft
those which now visit these Islands.
Such steamers will not be able to
NhuOA OAO unA UO1 uulGSS Cu0 CuduQGl
is deepened. The Legislature ought
to make a liberal appropriation for
this purpose so that when the
steamers come we may be ready for
them.
We say nothing here of the pro-
bable results to our commerce OF
the completion of canal connect.
ing the Atlantic with the Pacific,
and indeed those results are likely
to prove of such far reaching inn
portance that it would be quite i'm.
possible to forecast them without
appearing to romance freely. The
completion Of the canal, however,
will itself make deepening of our
harbor necessary, if we are to take
advantage of the opportunities
which it will indisputably bring us.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-20

relates to the first of July and the
charge is fixed on that day whatever
may be the subsequent date when
the assessor makes up the assessment
of individuals and completes the en-
tire district.
In the case before rs the tax was
upon both real and personal property.
It cannot we'll be contended, and 1t
has not been, that the tax on the
personal property does not adhere TO
the owner of it July LIST. We see no
reason to support the proposition
that. that portion Of the tax which
was on the real estate was fixed at
any subsequent date. It cannot
be supported by the provision
that in case of transfer OF
real estate the tax may be held as
lien upon it, for that IS merely an
additional or cumulative remedy be-
yond the provision that levy may be
made upon the goods and chatteis
for the taxes due by an individual,
whether upon real or personal prop
erty. The tax-collector looks to the
plaintiff personally for the taxes on
the property owned or possessed by
him on the first of July, and may sue
him, or levy upon his goods and
chattels, or for that portion of the
tax which is laid on the real estate
he may attach it even after its sale.
The covenent in the deed protects
the purchaser, if this latter remedy
is pursued.
In support of the views above ex-
pressed we may cite the general OBJ
servation made in billiard on Taxa
ton, p. III: Assessments must be
made against the party who owns
the property on the day in each year
in which the assessment is by law to
commence, quoting from State vs.
Hardin "a, N. j. 80. The practical
effects of a different construction
were confusion in the transfers o1
property, hindrance in the ordinary
transactions of business, and diff
Guilty in rendering a full and true
account of rateable property by the
owners thereof whenever the as SIS
eors might call for it,
! The findings of the Chief Justice
in respect to the other items held tx
be made on the defendants accoun
are all dependent on questions O
fact, and we consider that mus,
stand unless set aside for such rea
sons as would set aside the verdict O.
jury.
i As we reverse the finding Of tn,
Chief Justice which made the de
PENDANT liable for the taxes, thil
amount, 1857. "a, must be subtractet
from the sum 1857 .36a for which tn
plaintiff recovered judgment below
leaving the sum of $500. 32aa, for which
sum with costs and commission
the plaintiff may take judgment.
i w. o. Smith for plaintiff; F. M
Hatch for defendant.
], Honolulu, May 9Th, 1890.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-20

their younger children, between
six and twelve, use their time to
advantage-go to school regularly
and study faithfully.
The examinations of course
should be thorough and no SUI
face knowledge allowed to pass.
If children show especial talent
and desire to learn, they can of
course go on with the higher
branches until they are fifteen or
even older as they often do at pre-
sent. The others being well
grounded in the rudiments are
equipped for the ordinary duties OF
life, and their parents can have
three years use of their muscles
which now they lose.
Yours truly,
| G. III. DICKEY.
Maui, May 18th. 1890.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-20
Supreme Court, Hawaiian Islands,
April Term. 1890.
G. w. G. JONES os. SAML NoRRIs.

APPEAL FROM CHIEF JUSTICE JUDE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-20
Police Court.
MONDAY, May s

MONDAY, May "a.
Peter O'Suliivan aud Ned. Imloff
were brought up on remand charged
with dealing, etc., in opium. The
case was concluded, O'Sullivan being
found guilty and sentenced to pay q
fine of $500 with 81 so costs. An
appeal to the Supreme Court was
noted. Imloff was discharged.
Thomas King was fined 81 with
$3 50 costs for furious and needless
driving.
Seven DRINKS had to pay the usual
amount.
Two cases Of deserving contract
service were settled out of Court.
Five other cases were continued.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-20

JUDD, c. J., M'cuLLY j., BIcKERToN, J.,
DOLE, j., ABSENT.
An estate having been sold on the 2lst day
of September, with a covenant against
membranes, and with no express
agreement concerning the payment OF
the taxes.
HELD, that the taxes became fixed charge
against the owner of the property on
the first of July preceding, although
then been determined by the assessor;
Held, that when case has been tried by q
Justice of the Court with jury waived
the Court in banco will not on bill OF
exceptions review his findings OF facts
otherwise than it would the verdict Of
the jury.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-20
What win He Dor

Mr.. EDITOR: At the opening of
the Legislature there will no doubt
be seat reserved for the Consul
for ustria-Hungary. Mr.. E.Muller
holds that position, and is also a
Noble for the Island of Oahu. How
will he fill both seats !?
QUKRlsT.
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Nelp advertisements.
Notice of Assignment.

MR.. AKANA, DOING BUSINESS ON
HA King street. Honolulu, Oahu, having
made an assignment to J. F. .Hackfeld, all
persons having any claims against the said
Akana are hereby requested to present the
same to the undersigned at the office of H
Hackfeld & Co.. within two months from
this date; and all persons indebted to the
said Akana are requested to make imme-
date payment to the undersigned.
J. f. HACKFELD.
Assignee of Akana.
Honolulu, May II, 1890. 11S-4t
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CORRESPONDENTS.

We do not hold ourselves responsible for the
statements made, or opinions expressed by our
correspondents.
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The ADYERT1sKR is the leading
journal Of the Kingdom.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-26
SaS Xbal abtpdrtS.

TabIorbiae. e.-Sn benz DUN Sda6t
SO. 2 ipurbe am Samitas Elm Niann
namenS Sumpbrep Sppfins bur6 einen
3oblenfaa bon Der Dede Betb6tet, uno
ieinem 8ruber IIfreb BEL 6erieIben Ges
Iesenbeit beibe 8eine sebro9en.
Dem 9eter bon Bergen tparb am
DOnneritas elm Singer serquetI8t.
Serr Sobn bon @eiienfIub ma9t
f6ou ipieber 8erbsherunsen an feinem
SoteI.
-Tbomas Sames erbieIt am Sam.
flag eefdbrIi6e 8erIebun9en beim 9lbs
feuern elmer Spreneuns in Der GapIor
@rubs, inoem Elm 8obIenfaa ibn traf.
-Srau Ibomas Butler, an Der
Gr9baIb @rube ipobnbaft, psrsiftete
ii6 nOrIebten 0ienitas nit Barrier
@riin. Sic binterIdbt einen 8atten
nit mebreren 8inbern.
- Der neue Breoiser Der bieIisen
beutihen ebaneeIiI6en 8emeinbe, Serr
8aItor @iIbelm S6miebt, tpurbe am
Sonntas gtddmittaS 2 llbr bur9 Serrn
9ator 8ruder bon Spbe 8arf in iein
9lmt uIs SeeliOrser einsefibrt. Der
Sine6or Der Spbe Purt beuti9en eban,
seIiI9sn @emeinbe erbbbte bic fsierIide
SunbIuns bur6 feline 8ortrdse. 8ro=
minente 8tirser bon bier nabmen an
Der Seier tbeiI.
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Sdnaerfcits Ncti;en.

-9ie Somtassfabrten uuf Der Gus
burbun 8ubn iinb eiu8eiteat tuOrOen.
S Der @eiansUerein 9lurora, bon
Der Sibieite, bat feline 8etbeilisuns
am 9iebertran3 SdnSerfeite unb beim
@On3ert suseia8t.
- Die 9ieberfrans ySettSeituns", =,
tpeI6e aus Der Office beS ,,Bodens
bIatt" berboreins, erfdien am Wontas
uno 1T feline unbe6eutenbe 2eiituns,
tpenn man bebenft, baB bieieIbe fait
sdnSIi6 Obne frembe SIIfe berseitslt
ipuroe. SIM 1lebriSen ipoIen mir baS
8latt fir ii6 ieIbit ipre6en IaHen !;
ettpaiSe WibitGnbe iperben bel ben ndds
fen 9lummern mad N6sIidfeit bermies
ben. (Oie 8erbOai itdnbisuns Der @o'
mites unb 6eS grosrammss bitten mir
bic Serren Sefretare, fpfort su
beri9ten, ba eS uns an 3eit febIt, ibnen
nadSuIaufen.) gtmaise Nanuferipte
unb 8eitrdse fir go. 2 Der uSeitseits
uns" ioIlten obne ipeiteren 9lufentbaIt
ein8eianbt tperben, bamit bic 5ortIeBs
unS redtseitis erfdeinen fam.
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Suumpre.

- Die Bfentliden SduIen tperber
bier am Sreitas fir bic SOmmerOafani
sei9IORen.
= 8rOf. Safob lit bon Spbe 8art
sebenft bier cine beutfde &Iaiie gu
sriinben.
= Der MuGer gbrsoo6 bon Oipss
cpip ipirb in benz aIS baS alte 9rmen=
baus befannten 9ebdube eine WtabI=
miible einri9ten.
= Die bteiise Delegation bat ii9
Bel benz repubIifanii6en gpnbent eins
miitbis 8esen Soiepb scranton ertIdrt.
: Die neue IIebrauerei bon Sarbb
& WcNuabe braute am Wtontae ibr
eriteS Brobuft.
- Stpei Ieere &ObIenfarren iiberfubs
rem am 9ienitas Na6mittas nabe Der
Spencer @rube ben @eIeiIeaufIeber
Oh9ael @arp unb t6bteten ibn. Oers
ielbe mar ettpa 55 Sabre alt unb er
biuterIdBt cine 8ittipe unb adt 8inber.
B@- Gu6s, SiIss unb StrObbiite in
GROCER Gustpabl fir Otdnner uno &nas
ben in 8roirnS Bee Sipe.
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Spbe Iarfer Npti1eu.

= Sobn Dennebaum brad am Dons
neritas tpdbrenb Der Irbeit in Der 9lr6.
baIb 8rube einen Nrm.
= SduIsebdu6e SO. 80 an SGb
Utain 9lpenue tpur6e am Wontag nit
entipre9enben SeierIi6feiten einses
tpeibt.
= Cine WtiIitdr Gompanie, baupts
Id9Iid aus WeIfhen beItebenb unb benz
ID. Geeiment aneebDrenb, bat ii6 auf
bieier Seite sebiIbet. Die @ompanie
in ProDicence binSesen bat ii6 aufses
IDit.
Srau .Gbriitine S6Ieunins reiite
am DOrlebten Dienitas bon bier unb am
Oiittppd per 9ampfer @efernIanb
bon 9teiu gorf mad Seuti6lanb, um
ibre bafeIbit erfranften @Itern su beius
den.
= Der 8remIer Senrp 2bman, bon
gpnonitraBe, tpurbe am Wiontas an
Der 8. 8. & g8. 8abn, Bel 8ingsIep,
bon einem Sradt;use setrOffsn un6
ni9t unerbebIi4 an 3opf unb Sruit
berlebt.
- Sin i9redIideS tlnsIiid betraf
am Samitas Nabmittag um llbr ben
ipObIbefannten Nuiifer Sobn 1bieI in
benz Spbe Barf S6adt. gr unb Iein
Sobn gnoS iparen an Der 9lrbeit, ais
Obne @arnuns cine Wiafe honey 8obs
len bon Der 9ete Iosbraben unb ben
alien Utann beSruben. Wfan befreite
Ibn 70 RAID aIS mbsIi6 unb bra6te Jpn
na9 ieiner Mpbnuns an @aibburn
Strabe. Oort ereab cine unteriu6ung,
Oab ibm fait fdmmtIi9e 3ippen sebros
den iparen unb er 70 I6pere innerIibe
8erIeBunsen erIitten bate, baB iein
lob in naber 9tusii9t itanb ; berieIbe
erfoIste aud baIb barauf. Ser Sobn
sntfum unnerIeBt. SbieI tpar 81 Sabre
alt unb NIT ieiner SamiIie felt ettpa
Ie6S Sabren bier fpobnbnft. gr mar
aIs Dirieent bes Sbiepiden Or6eiters
in bielisen &reiIen ipoblbefannt. Serr
lbiel binterIdBt cine 8ittipe un6 a6t |
Rinber, bic falt idmmtIi6 ertpa6ien !
iino. 9aS 8esrdbnib fano am Dien.
tag bon Der ct. Sobns 8irde aus mad
benz fatboIiiden @emeinbefriebbofe |
Itatt.
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nus benz pbcren xbale.

- Sin Slotpade ipran9 am Sreita9
eesen 9lbenb nabe Sermpn bon einem
.. & $. 8abnsuSe unO tpirb OaS Sunits
itiid pabrideinIi9 nit ieinem 2eben
besabIen miIiien.
- Gin Der neuen Ontario 8abn BAT
aud bereitS Elm 1lnfaa itattgefunoen,
inbem am Sonntas 9lbeno al Der obes
rem eiierneR Bride in Ir6baIo eine
2otOmotipe unc sipei 8arren bonn @es
Ieiie fpransen.
Garbunoale.-Der l2idbrise 8atrid
Gaiep. bon Der 9onberIp &oa6, erbieIi
am Niittpo9 tbbtIide 8erIebInsen Bel
bem Seriude, auf bic @rabitp &obIen.
tarren iprinsen su tpOaen. Gr itart
bereits mad sipei Stunben.
- Der Sloipade @eorse Matsp er.
idOB am Samitas gbenb in Soref
Gitp ieinen 2anosmann Yeter 8uba.
niib. DuS MOtip sur 2bat i6eint 81.
Feriu6t seipeien su fein. Wiatep iiberr
Iieferte ii9 ben 8sbbrben unb purb,
mad oem Susquebauna County @er
fdnenib sebrabt.
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&tnbtrnth.

-Sn Der Select GounciI Sibuns
am Donneritas Ie9te Der 0tapOr iein
8eto sesen bic 4fluferunS bon Sdb
Wtain Apenue, BON Orforb sur 2u;erne,
Elm, neil bort nod fein Semer liest !;
uno ssssn @epGbrune setpifer 9riUis
Ieeien an bic Subieite eIeftriide @oms
tanie, ipeiI feline 8eitriftionen in benz
8eIdlub entbaIten finb.-Serner madte
Der Napor fOleenbe Grnennuneen: Sns
Ipeftor beS Geoar Ipenue 8HafterS,
Scbn 8Iein; ul8 @efanbbeit5bebDrbe
ernannte er: 6. $. RippIe, 5 Sabre ;
9r. SO. ". Buine, 4 Sabre /; Or. S.
&. 8entIp, 3 Sabre; $. S. 8iesler, 2
Sabre M. S. Seap, l Subr. 9Iein's
grnennuns purbe iofort beItGti8t.-
8eioIutionen ipurben einsebradt sur
8eparatur Der NiarfetItraBe Bride ;
Sur 9Huiterrns bon SefferIon gIpenue,
bon 2Idapanna sur @ibiOn.
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0eriA tliAcS.

Die iu9enoli6en Oiebe 8redItein,
&ublmann unb 9OSner erbielten am
Dpnneritae ibr rlrtbeiI. 8osner fpurbs
eesen bas 8eripreden Der 8e6erunp
entla1en, 8reditein au 81 Strafe, bic
Soften unb 8 Wonate @efansniB bers
urtbeiIt, unb &ublmann mad Der 8enns
ipIbania 8eformidule in Suntinsbon
| seianbt.
Mc9lamara fpurbe bes StraBenraus
bes an SiIaS Bbitnes i9uIOis befun.
ben, bon ben @ef6porenen aber Der
DtiIoe be8 @eridtes empfobIen.
Die &Iaee beS @eOrse 6. Gourtrisbt
9e9en s. s.. 2abipia ipeSen IlnterI9Ias
eun9 lit BON @eridt abSetpiefen tpOrs
ben. SieieIbe entitanb aus benz 8ers
fauf Der ,,8is 6" @ffeften unb ipar
@ourtriSbt Der 4nii6t, baB ibm 2aStpis
nidt ben polIen Wertb Der @aaren abs
seIiefert babe. 9aS mir6 bier ipobI
Der IeBte Sal setpeien iein, in ipeI9em
@ourtri9bt aIs &ldger auftrat.
99ilIiam 8oipie unb Sobn 6. 9onz
neap batten ii6 Iebts @o6e bes Oiebs
ftabIS i6ulbi8 befannt uno fpurben auf
ie bier Dionate mad benz @ountp9efGnes
nib eeianbt. Die 8eIreffenben tparen
0tit9lisber Der Denier 9iebesbanbe unS
baS llrtbeil fiel beSbaIb 10 seIinbe aus,
tpeil Iie in benz Yro3eB tpi6tise IusIa=
gen fir ben Staat 9emaht batten.
Or. s. 6. Tiffanp, Der angebIi6 BEL
elmer Srau 6. Otiqer bon 9arf 8Iace
unerIaubte Sanberiife semadt baben
iOa, tpurbe entlafen, ba Der Diitriftanz
malt ertldrte, er babe feline Setpeiie su
elmer 8erurtbeiluns.
gSesen WianSel an 8epeiien tpurbe
gripin SruunfeIter, bes SiebitabIS uno
Der Seblerei anSeflast, anfaneS oers
Sansener @ode freisefpro6en.
9Im SamitaS mar 8erurtbeilunSstus
i'm bieiisen 8eri9te.
M. q. &romer, Der SdIi6uns iibers
fiibrt, mar baS erIte Spfer; bas nr.
tbeil Iautete auf 81 Strafe, Soften unb
l Sabr @efansnib.
8ei Der 8erurtbeilune bes MidaeI
Wc9iamara tpesen beS an @bitneb bes
sansenen StrnbenraubeS bemerfte 8i6s
ter @initer, bab Der &erl elm bartses
lottener S6uft unb feiner &dfIi6t
tpertb iei. Sn bem borIiesenben Sale
tpurbe Mc9tamara in $500 Strafe uno
Brpsebfoiten unb adt Sabre 3udtbauS
BEL ginseIbaft unb barter 9Irbeit perurs
tbeiIt. Der @efan9ene ipurbe oann
&idter IrdbaIb in einem anberen Sale
borsefGbrt. Der Ridter iaete, Dlcs
gtumara iei elm sefdbrIi9er @barafter,
Der f6on on Sablrei6cn dbnIi6en 8ers
breden betbeiIist tpar, uno auf cine
8ederuns fei feline Spffnuns. gr Ders
urtbeiIte ibn baber au 81 Strufe, Bro.
seBfOiten, 3urilderitattuns beS giSens
tbumS unb 3tpei Sabre 3u6tbauS, pie
oben; ba8 StrafmuB besinne mad
8senoisuns beS eriten.
SameS 8oserS bon Didion, 8ers
faufs pbne 2berS $500 Strafe unb
brei NOnate @efansniB.
@iIIiam SdesuIa, 8ernubuns bon
OhdaeI SaIbucos SIS Strafe, Soften.
3urilderitattuns bes @isentbumS unS
bret Sabre 3udtbauS.
SObn Serrifp, grmOrbuns bes Wtife
6Ber in ELEPHANT ; sebn Sabre 3u6ts
baus bel barter Arbeit.
SbOmus 2ousbncp. b6Spilliser 1lns
fu8; $40 Strafe, Soften unO fiinf
Gage @efdnsnib.
9Im Montas besam Der 9roseB ses
gen Su9b DtUnaeban bon 9unmore,
peIder Der grmOrpuns bes &naben
Gbomus @eraebtp angefIast lit. Ser
gInsetIuste tpurbe 9ienitaS Ibsn6 Der
T6otunS idulbi9 befunben.