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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

The Hebrews OF the city viii cele-
brste their greatest holidays, which are
in September, with appropriate cere-
monies. Beginning or the evening Of
the 18th Will be Rosh-ha Shona, or New
Years day, and ten days thereafter
viii be lom-ha Kippur or the Day Of
Atonemcut. These arc the two most
important days of the year with the
Hebrew race, and are generally observed
throughout the world. Services viii be
held IN temple Emanuel during these
DAYS 10y a student from the theological
institute Of Cincinnati, and the jewish
busint>s houses throughout the city
VIII be generally closed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29


The cduc2i.cl of fhc wor.a has been
largely effected ay tcrse and ucd ae-
nlIlurs. NIgie sentences 30 llterat
A4vt zee mgi.slod as m. Cd as
Rlole treat ses. Such short siatsIn. l.is
of uuth -s "iafl ls taD saosiaDcs 81
tl.lnes hoped foI "Ihe king can 10
n0 wrong cali men are created
equa have Aoaied .he world n tho.r
day. sup rntcrdent Easta.an threw
food % glt on > oatS subject ln
single remark made yesterday 90
police aii4 Court" Tic subject was
under discussion ~ eutmppiug mtn
int1 the cOmmitial oi cfme ioI t.e
sake Of having case against tlcIa.
Nh. Eastman remarked: THIS ls done.
uoi iog tAe encouragement. hut ior iac
prevention. Of laulessness Iley
whose moral sense icGcs them 20 saYaEc
criticism 81 this praci should remCm-
ber ta.s saying. Il, as "a fact, Yice :
prevented ly Il. the end may just iy
tbc means. Nr. Eastman saio that tac
police are Instructed never % induce
Tie selling ~ Quor t0 them. unless i.e
saloons. ls actually selling a. somelol r
else. Then tle lgnor is bought lrC. q
~ lionor and Go shat oh tho possible
clam that what is sold are "sCft
drinks"
Rev. Adolph Doell.ne VIII be tired n
the superior court on the charge oi IaI-
ccnY Of more than S95. 80 sala f..e
folce court yesterday. The spfg hc
ofense Is the theft o. s watch ffom hls
sweetheart. in -. Louis. ths state.
The unfortunate Iaan seems 90 have u7
friends wiling % come 20 hls rfIli,
and he VIII have % remaln DAD 1aiI pend
ing the trial. NO question of iDf thrit
Is possible but the value IF The watch
vii be contested.
The memory Is good that can recall
who is Martin Wander C'sus and what
De is charged with. ie has been a6-
iourned 80 much that there is not any
more left Of the org nal charge 20
"hreak ng and EFT ring thau There
was OF William August's deadly
assault after t had been all adjourned
away. The case VII Zee up agail TO-DAY,
II for nothing more than an adjourn
ment or % see how the birds fy.
A poor old paralvtc. whose physical
eccentricftes had been attributed to
drunkenness, was discharged from cus-
todv. re had beer drDkng q little.
bat whether the whisky CT tic pafaly-
sis had done the most to PROSTATE the
man. The court WAS TOO humane - in-
Qure very closely. HIS name ls J. II.
Bearcsiey.
John Peterson. William Oliver and
RI Farrell cach pad $3.50 Tor being
brunk
John Ferguson went 10 jail Tor l5
DAYS for isorderly conduct.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29
For the School Board.

J. L. Strelitskey is candidate for the
Board of Education in the Fourth
ward, and now seems to have the field
to himself, as J. A. S. Verdier has with
drawn, stating that private business re-
qures his undivided attention. Mr..
Strelitskey has been n resident Of the
ward far some years, and is popular
and well known, and MS friends who
are legion are confident that If he re-
ceives the nomination he viii be elect
ed, and would make wise member Of
the board. The election occurs next
Monday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29
MUCH MIXED.
c. IL. Clark is BADLY Hurt by n Collision
with Fireman.

" tth Fireman.
A remarkable accident occurred at
the corner of Lyon and Ionia-sls., dur
ing the run to the tire on Wednesday
afternoon.
The assistant chief at No. 4 engine
house went dashing down Ionia-st, on
horseback. The hook and ladder truck
had just passed by safely, ana tie
teams then on the street were all
crowded TO either side OF the street,
making but narrow passage way. The
hOrseman came dashlug through, and
in ,heerng Off to avoid vehicle OF one
side of the street, he went little too
far to the other side and struck the
hind wheel Of the buggy OF c. II. Clark.
Both the horse and hOrseman OF one
rig and the driver and buggy OF the
other RE took simultaneous centriiu-
gal tumble. The fireman, seeing what
was coming, dIsengaged MS feet from
the stlrups and shot over the head of
Ais horse, and the horse IL his turn shot
down on the PROSTATE form of the fire
man. Neither the horse nor bis rider
was hurt in the slightest. but Mr.. Clark
and MS buggy We're good deal dam
aged. M. Clark was thrown 10 the
ground, and his face was badly bruised
and scratched.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29
SCHOOLS OPEN MONDAY.
Tas Ssssees ~ PsFlls asA xeaehsss n ID
~ A xEAae1sse.


On NoE4zy noEa ag tlss sehool chs IL
rea ol the cty. some ls.eoe q tasm
raasE bs g0Essn ready foE sohool, and
ire school year, y 4 al is POSSIBILITIES.
probabilities ana psrPlex,tes. wiu lhsn
commence.
IaeFe siil Be 24s teachers employed
nex. Monday. slghl lacreass oser
lssi sprpg. AID the pap.is W. aumber
faliY 1000 nHfFe tnan before. Some ~
tae scbooitoous ana buildings wis tx
ni.ed - oveTEowmg aud there w.ll be
lea seats 10 spare. President Richards
bAs been looking the matter over. and
he nnas that lhe cenua builaiug
Mealtny-2 Granag,i'e-aNe slid Mad
is0u-aye. schools Nlll IT, crowded. that
tae Union, fCuatA.n-St., West Leonard
q. ana jefferson 81. MI ee flled ihat
tbe NORTH D.ylsl0n-st., Pne-sl., Henry
i. stfagnt-sE. and Turner-st. schools
viii naye but few. { sny. vacant chairs,
Nalle the North i0u.a-st. Cenlsr-sE.
C0.t-aYe., East Le9nard-st, Plannsid-
aye, Soutn lonla-st. East Bridge 81.
ana SeNenth-st. sch0ois vii he fairly
comfortable for TEACHERS and pupils.
Iae school census shows az increase
OF 500 og 800, win loss ~ the seventh
and Fourth wards. Trustee lacGaId-
thinks there must bare heen some ms.
take IN tile census, as the tao warts
mentioned have both been growing
rapidly IN population. The actual in-
crease, he thinks, Will be nearer l2ee
I than 500.
The Union school annex Is nearly
enough completed 10 be partially occu
I pied next Monday. The iour-r0om ad
naioa 10 the East brage-si. school is
finished and two rooms have been reut
/ Ell outside OF the schooihoUse a. an an
mex 10 the Grandyllie-avt. school.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29
POLICE Al ID COURT.

Evers nody has ng,tea tie unnatural
aess of tie solsnnty wnlch psrFaaas
81 4sSeiuh.age 81 psep.s vsstsag ser sae
ua4elt O. arrive tor ageasee sae pro-
oseasngs. IAe Hsanleals gesi .asiere tAe
laan al tea rises sn tae Paipt a. g sun
ass mornMg, SAe ipstant ~hen oomes
tne esolefun hash tast preeeaes the
trsl words e ghs buriai ofhoe carry al
understandable paiafalness. A s4Aciliy
persadea lhe slmospaers ~ tie police
ooQr yesterday altegnoon. whlct nla4e
eFerybody fesl ~ d Ia oesth s presence,
whsle TIE osar MAS awaiting m solemn
silence ans oonaug 81 Nj MAYNARD. tse
attorney Tor tae defendant John l'e
Mann. tee Saver cf kekhrg.
sal in tne PRISONERS b.N ine
very pclgre So ue>trilon AHA 4t-
SPAR. ho eat thgIt uaeIe REMNANT ~
someifaug. llke solne 1ea4less or .u4ie
less slAllle 81 lae past barely ruS. .asd
floM aum0liataon. Ate s4l t.Nrt
mt1g name. Nl.le ali 81 as essential
fig Aaa osep sl lFarsJed aaa cas- away.
he hlllesi. scented 60 ltaI.le tAs. lis
tacs MAS tlrae4 constantly ouf oi tle
Wadaa stusas 1lQ tae vacancy OI sac
skies. ~ d louklaE Qut taCe ,os iae
rea- so4a H. Mana faat Mas iosl la.-
oran uas newer h.ta So Well observed
u Pplcs ccnri 81 during laC mouislts
~ tlis laiu Na.ftag. aaa Nhtl tll
hearts wre Engaged Us t1er Qnn pr-
tate mel ast ui4s un tle mFs.ei.Cs GO
human .fs Nfra .Ie mora E.f.ll.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

The loca hcre6s.s hsFe peen 40
to f,aft c pate 81 ths iafior DaF Ilars.ie 2
81 gusk T'hs ersnd HaDlis crt.
Esen h grtr roFa. retfft fHr H
. nao go nsF - s1rs - tare ar ea-
i-ratIe fne ia trEe e11Tn r1ir-
frs - taa g. &W vii rgt special
hseeser car ~ - HusFegr t-e 2 for
tae vfres ana alss p CIR i.r tte riders.
t7 r Hso offrd taking srrsr-
= - r ffs oupofiur ~ 81 herr some
fro shatifg 90 srrfi q flsfee stfeets
ara offsl good fists are re1ue 80
r.. aagt taa1 rarras Vfh 30 ~ Hoo&f
81 E aslsF a Co.'s stlre
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29
Gate Keaners Annointad.

Sleeping Car Conductor samuel
Powell of the G. K. & L.. has resigned
the position he has acceptably held for
ten years past and has been appointed
gate keeper at the Unipn depot train
shed. Charles Worrell, formerly bag
gage man on the G.. X. g. l., has been
appointed as the second gate keeper. II
VIII De the duty of the gaze keepers to
stand at the gate of the new train
shed, to see that the travellers have
tickets and to direct them to the trains.
Nobody will be admitted inside the
gate until five minutes before the train
leaves.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29
Flower Show at Westminster.

The young people OF Westminster
Presbyterian sunday school are prepar-
ing for a flower show. to be- gwen in
the chapel of the church. corner La
grave aud Island sts., next Ihursday
evening. 4 number Of prizes have
been offered for the best display Of
flowers Of their own cultivation; also
for the best collection Of wild flowers
and arrangement of cut flowers, and p
pretty show Is expected. The date has
been changed from tnls evening, a.
first announced.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

Fred s avery, manager Of the Hotel
Ottawa, who was in town yesterday, re-
ports increased popularity II that re-
sort the past season. Hes enthusiastic c
over the Beach. especially as TO rs fish-
ing and bathing fac tics. which ho
claims are superior TO those 0f fhe
resorts farther nosth. The Ottawa will
close about sept. -. after which Mr.
Avery VIII resume his position at one
Of tic Florida w1uter resort hotels.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29
Owashtanong Hop.

Owing to Wurzburg's band discon-
tinuing their engagement at the lake
after the present week, the entertain
ment committee has decided to give
another hop for members and ladies
next Saturday evening, August 80, at
the boat house. Muse by Wurzburg's ;
band. The Grand Rapids Street Rail
way Co. mas kindly consented to run
SPECIAL train, leaving the lake at y
O'clock. Dancing ceases at ll:45.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29
some Interesting Ns~s from ionio-
Matrimonial
Fpcclai 10 TrfrcFtF- UFHainl

spcciai 20 TFrrcEtE-HFrafbt
lo,Ik, Abg 2s.-The weH-lncTn
banking firm of Page. Butes q Coz. was
dissolved this afternoon ~ mDiual con-
cent. Phao J. Butos and p. p HaiI re-
i.uug. Ths move was oocafoned iy
the death of W q Page who founded
tic lnlsness vIth vhicl Aas name Haf
been connected ia 1852 a rev frm
was 81 once formed bf - Zee faEe
and Join Scott. assisted ~ = a -t.fea.
under tne frm name 81 s.. q. l'agr A
O.. Nr. scots having ionE been cons
uoctod with the fru. val cre tls ft-
tennan g. ihf buYng of gram. woes
rroauoe. eil. Mr Hal Wi etEage
nn41rss 20 ennessee.
I marriage of =. ,. HhrlInofr ~
Helena. Naai ard Mss Eafin
e.hanfe.e. of ihis cIfv. taok p's0s f
evening af t1e German Lfblcf reI
Chuh Mse -asHftIe Hat uae ~
fn perg .sr 81 cs ed fe great
lv iaIssed. They v l nlase ne hsmG
- Heena
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29
WIN be a Winter Pesort.

It's intended q make North Park
pavilion a winter as weli "a SUMMER
resort - some extent ~ lcast It IS
beng fitted up for s'fam heating. and
dances have been booked th ~ already
until iste into Decenfher. Tie Gummv
wiH make regular trlus during the
winter. and tisr pavilion W te a
fsvorte objective point fo1 sc sSl-rd-
irr rarLes-
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29
81. Mark,s Horne sells a plonl

TIE 81 Marks Home and Hospital
Association has sold 20 Willard Barn
bart the block corner n Canal ard
IIuron-sts. for Fl20e0 The hmlf.ng
Hos part ~ Mr. B1derv0ffh sbeere-t
90 fhe hospital Mf Barnhart ft
dents v q - ever in l8fa'-st property
haVrC made some eufe afaff Yof-
chascs there within the past fvo years.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

Saturday, August 30 the D., G.. II. &
VI. Railway Co. Will run a cheap rate
excursion to Detroit-only $3.50 round
trip. Special train Will leave Grand
Rapids at 6;2O 2. m. arrive IN Detroit
At il:35 a. m: returning, special trains
will leave Detroit at 7:30 and 1870 p. M,
giving eleven hours IN Detroit, ample
time to see the great Exposition. They
will also sell round trip tickets, good
gong from August 26th to to Septem-
Der 5th, at rate of $500, including
ticketof admission.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29
Tenth Ward Caucus.

We, the undersigned, citizens OF the
Tenth ward, hereby call non-partissn
caucus for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for two schools trustees-the
caucus to be held Saturday evening. at
s O'Clock, at GrebePs store, on Jetfer-
sOn-ave.
F.P. KIRKwooD,
W. A. SHAW,
F. 2. CARPENTER,
II. IT. DRURY,
JANIS NANDENBFRGE,
{. ". TUFTs.
]. 4. r. YAK DUGTEREN,
". (. STEVENS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

It's now well settled that the recent
discharges Of conductors on the G. Z.
& 1. are the Tesultof spotters. A score
of conductors were FIRST q scharged on
the Pennsylvania system, tbe spoilers
later transferring their labors % tho e..
r. al. Already five old conductors ou
the south end have been retired ana
Fred Nolkcri VINO retircd today. is t3e
third on the north end t. g.. TINS IS
the first time iu the history of the r1ad
that spoilers have been employed. The
freight conductors sare al Faleal tO take
toe places Of the srgcl msn
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29
COURT RECORDS.

CIRcU1r-Judge Grove-In re the pc
titlon of trustees of Second Reformed
Church; order granting petition to sell
real estate. Judge Burch-AlOnzO ).
jordan VS.. Marv A. Maher, assunpslt;
on trial. Frank w. Lacey VS.. Edward
B. Joyce, assumpsit; on trial.
PRoBATE-Judge Perkins-Estate of
Washington Heath, deceased; admins
traitors final account filed; hearing
Sept. %. Estate Of Wilhelm Schwarten,
deceased administrator final account
fled; hearing Sept. 22. Estate of Jared
Miller, deceased; inventory filed. Es-
tate of Jennie Churchill, minor; letters
of administration issued to Geo. II.
Churchill, guardian. Estate of Beulah
Churchill, deceased; final account al
lowed. Estate OF Wm. Graham, insane;
guardians annual account filed. Es-
tate of Molyneau Wilson, deceased; let
ters to James Brock, executor.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

Quinsy troubled me tor twenty years.
Snce I started using Dr. Thomas
Electric oil have not had an attack.
The oil cures sore throat st once. Yrs.
Lotta Conrad, Standlsh, Mich, Oct. "A,
1ss3.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

s2.50 e. Detroit and return The T.
Z. 4 \. r. h. Eil run a special exeurs-
lon t0 Detr0.t Aug =, foT the expos
uon. lravlag Grand Rapids AZ l.l9p- gs.l
arr.Vng at Detroit ll.2> a. m. Leave
Detro.t go @. 81. Pare for round tEpr
= 255 Ma. A. bAVsrEs
Act. Oen. Pass Agt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

The G.. F. & /. f. +. is still the short
est line between Grand Rapids and
Traverse City and all Northern Michi-
gan summer resorts and other points.
II isaIso tue shortest line from Traverse
City TO Chicago via Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

Every sack OF LILY WHITE FLOUR
las picture OF ourmill. None genuine
without Ii.
VALLEY CITY MILLING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

Don't fail % use Mss Flora A. Jones
famous BLUSH of Roses" for yonr
complexion. Price, 75c per' bottle.
Peek Bros.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

No % F0ualaln-st.. has just received q
large Tor of fiGs Usage Melons fresn
Melons received daily.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

The D., O.. Il 4 81 Rs. Nlil seil ex-
curs.0n tickets 10 ine Detroit Exposition,
August - O. oeute mber 5, eoot Tor re-
turn up 10 and including SepJemoer D.
at rate OF 3 for the round trip, nciud-
iug ticket 0I adm OF 20 the great
eNDOslUOn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer in the manufacture OF Hour, Its
products are in great demand and es-
pocially the Lily White. Try it.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

Ths week ends your chance for a
quarter OF 81 kldders.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29
lily white

Th.sis me last week Of K.dder & Co. 5
great quarter OF sale.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29
netroit Exnosition.

Van Hcuten's Cocoa-Largest sale IL
the world.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29
DISSOLVED PARTNERSHIP

John Ferguson went 70 jail Tor J
days for dis0rderly conduct
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-25
Horses RalClGd.

l want to get 100 head of horses or
mules to ranch during next winter.
Nv ranch is located on Marsh creek,
IN Cassa county, one mile belo"
Marsh Lake, is down in the warm
valley, and consists OF $50 acres all
under good, tight fence, of which 100
acres are in lurern-, clover, and TIN
othv. | have plenty of sheds and
.,nhL $ for OVER 100 head of stock,
and 300 tons of hay III the stack.
| will winter horses, and receive and
deliver them in either ketch"m'
HALEY or Bellevue, aud guarantee to
return tn, m in good con ilt'on IN The
sprirg 9, for si2.5 per heal
| have the best ranrh III Ca's'a
county, with plenty oil wa'm sr''hg
water all winter.
For further particulars. address
j. w. LAMORmACA,
Albion, Ca>sia County.
HALEY, lpA,o. Aug Is. lS9'.*
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-25
ELECTION NOTICE.

In pursuance OF the Proclamation o
His Excelirnc. Geo. l.. Slour, tn
Cove OF Idaho, and in cnmpli
anr- with law:
will be held all the el ction pr. cin,ts in Altu
ras County Oh
WEDNESDAY. OCrOpER lsr. 1890,
said election to b. condu, ted In accordance will
the laws II he Territory sf Idaho
Ana tn- following Is LIST OF THE VOTING
PRE- JINCrS and PLACK Of VOTING and the
NAMES OF kEsisrRARl app ,inted by the
Board of County Commissioners of Alturas
Count, At their regular Ju,y meeting Of said
Board. TO-. wit:
sswtooth Precinct. t....... Registrar, F. 9. Parks
Voting Place. .Psikss store.
dalena Precinct. ....... Registrar ". H. Dawson
Voting Place. Murray's Hotel.
Warm Springs Creek( ps,,., u,,., c-
IRE inc ''"es'''Fas' "'ehse' Carey
voting Place. 49,. Mrs. Hsbishaw's Hotel.
Smoky Precinct ...,... Registrar. J. p. McC.r&er
Voting Place.. King Of the West Hotel.
Ketshum Precinct .... Registrar Geo. p Hodson
Voting Place. .NewMsn's Once.
East Forh Precinct. ...... Registrar, " Domski
Voting Place. near =: sSs.h nn lhs":* s..r MINI.
Era Precinct .............. .ReRtstrsr. A. J. Hun
Voting Place. .Fsrgnson's dwelling.
Island Precinct. Registrar. VIM Matthews
Voting Place. SchUolhouse,
Arco Precinct........... Registrar. Geo E. Ferris
Voting Place. ...Arco Store.
Antelope Precinct ....... Registrar. VIM. Taylor
Votirk Place. .schoolhouse.
HALEY Precinct ........ Registrar, w. Q. Mack
Voting Place.. "a urthouse
Muld"on Pre- cinct.... Registrar, J. W. Ballentine
v'tinl Place.. Ls!ltntiue's House.
Deer Creek frtcint -. R.rist,sr, J. B. Rirggo.d
Voting llace... bol''h Ii Hot 81 nirge hU,ti
Bullion Precinct ..... Registrar. Geo. Bronsugh
Voting Place. .MAfks. 81. re.
Martin Prerin't ...... r. gistrar, samuel N rtin
Vo,ing Place.. Martin pus.ofi.e.
buttercup Precinct 80. Reg istrar, NJ. D. Roasiter
Voting Place. Butt, rtup Bosrdi, z house.
Boulder Precintt...... R'g1ttrar, A ]. MurdOck
Voting Place. ....I pLir Mine Boarding ouse.
The Registrars aIe required by law to keep their
office OPP f. he r. e,s,i alton OF III. names of sl
legal electors on all Saturdays ding the cleo
ton. conimencii on saturday. August 23d
By order of the Boar Of County Commissioners
l. W. GARRETT. Clerk
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-16
SATISFIED AT LAST.
Judge Ewing Compliments the Grand
Jury on Its Excellent Work.
HE LIKES THE SPEED 1T SHOWED.
License Hearings 10 be Fired Through at
an Announced Rate.
OTHER NEWS FROM THE COURT HOUSE

Judge Ewing. when the grand jury made
its return, yesterday told them their work
was practically finished. He said they had
evidently clearly understood the necessity
for much work, and in the two weeks of
their term had accomplished more than any
grand jury within his recollection, and had
done 1t Just as we'll as if they had taken four
weeks. The petit jurors were also thanked
for their faithful attendance. The grand
jury will be discharged Monday.
Referring to hearing of license applica-
tions, His Honor said that on Monday they
would hear the applicants of the First ward
and the first 20 of the Second ward. They
would announce from day to day who were to
be heard. They desired that only the appli-
cants to be heard and the parties interested
come to the courtroom. as they did not wish a
crowd which impeded business. The hearings
will take place in the extra courtroom, where
they were held last year.
A remonstrance against the application of
Samuel McNunn and John Luchinger of Wall
station, was presented yesterday by Superin-
road, and allowed to be filed. Mr.. Pitcairn
stated that the company is building large shops,
a transfer station and yards at Wall, and have
great number of men there. 1t will also be
the dividing line of the freight traffic between
tine east and west on the Pennsylvania Railroad
system, and a large number of engineers fire.
men and other trainmen will be there a good
deal of their time 1t would be a very danger
Gus place TO any person under the influence of
liquor because of the many tracks and trains.
He said he disliked in his official capacity to
make such a remonstrance but feels it a duty
he owes. not only to his company and the
travelling public, but to the employees as even
the best of men, without the restraint of home
and family influence, are liable to fall when
crowded and huddled together as they will be
at this point,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-16
WORKHOUSE AND JAIL,
The Portion Of a Long List of Offenders
Against the Law.

Tho Portion Of a Long List of Offenders
Against the Law.
Judges Ewing and Magee passed the follow
ing sentences yesterday: Owen Lattimer. felo-
nious assault and battery. Is months to the
workhouse; John Connors, entering building,
one year to the workhouse; Thomas Holly, for
the same offense, sentence suspended; Thomas
Riley. larceny, six months to the workhouse;
James Ferguson, same offense, four months:
George Owens, aggravated assault and battery,
six months; John Coward, assault and battery
s25 fine and costs; Frank Mcmahon, larceny
from the person, three years to the Western
Penitentiary; Joseph Trunger. Jr., aggra-
waited assault and battery, SIS and costs;
Jacob Harris. larceny. two months
to the workhouse; Salvatore Ricke,
felonious assault six months: Emory
Godfrey. aggravated assault and battery, l
month: Henry Thompson, aggravated assault
and battery, year; John Thompson, larceny
2 months; Patrick Butler, same, 2 months to
jail: Michael Graham same, months to Jail;
Albert Jones, horse stealing, l year to the
wOrkhouse; j. r. Callahan, larceny from the
person, months to the workhouse; o. s. Davis
same otfense. same sentence; James McMullen
without license and on Sunday, $3.50 fine and
4months TO the workhouse.
Phillip Rosenthal was tried in Judge Ewing's
court yesterday afternoon, and found guilty of
EN- bsZzlement. He canvassed orders for en-
larging pictures and.collected the money on de-
livery. He was found guilty of retaining
part of the collections. He was sentenced to
pay fine of 81 cents, the cost of prosecution
and spend two months in the workhouse.