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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-26

Albany, Feb. 25.-In the Court Of Appeals, First
Division, to-day the following cases were argued:
The People, appellant, agt. the Broadway Railroad
Company Of Brooklyn, respondent.
William Burch as administrators, etc, respondent,
agt. the Vacuum Oil Company, appellant.
The following is the calendar for tomorrow: Nos.
B3, 81, 80, AZ, Al, as, so IL and 81.
In the Second Division the following cases were
argued:
In the matter of the accounting of Philip II. Tn
derhin as administrator, ETC., Philip II. tndcrhll,
Respondent, AIT. Elizabeth X. GuiOn, appellant.
Thomas Ryan as administrator, ETC., appellant, agt.
the Long Island Railroad Company, respondent.
The following is the second Division calendar for to-
morrow: Nos. 19s, 173, 49,, III, ZIG, 219, 22O and
49,.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE N,3rrr

Liverpool, Feb. p. 3:i5 p m.-Beef-Holders ors,
m0eertIel9, ~IOrkIHoidels Offer freely. Hans-Ihe
supply - an excess OF the demand snort cut, abou: Ii "a
~ d. dull at rs, Sd. Bacon-Ihe supply is in excess Of
IN uei1,hu shoulders, about IL u * n, dull az Dos Cd
tAe,se-Holdrrs otier sparingly. 1allow-HoIders onsr
I,reeIv' !ufp~ntine-HOlde rs offer moderately. Rosln~
li"IGcrS ouer rpailnEly; common, firm 40 As AID. Lard.
; ana tqt1res-Holderl offer moderately; prime Western
Ip' ana fcbrIary steady at 29s Cd March and Anil
,ir9dy al 2ts "a; Wheat-Holders offer sparingly. Flour
n9iucrs 9lrt Iodefately. Corn-Spot and futures-Holten
ourf moderately mixed Western spot firm at IS I'd; Feb
ruaGy nominal March steady at IS AID April STEADY A.
IS lid. Hops at LOndoI-Pacihc C~oast-Holders osSs
freely. ~a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-26

oro On Ivy Penn, Feb. 2j.-Natlonal Transit cer,,so.,..
&c !: eS|c5j j. highest d 75'ie; lowest, 75se; closed ss
charters. n 4o5S 'VGg Dds; cleafances 5000 b6ls:
ST. 6S1 bbls, "' Sii'A'hIs' 4-'2'o bbls; runs.
To- ritssD1rg Penn, Feb. 2j.-Petroleum dull. S.,o,.,
hignc>t; .75fc; lowest. isle. " 49, 'oSo at 'ose;
Bradford, Penn. Feb. 2j-Netfo,ol T,o,s,, co..
S554c?: clear aS1ei S 70 4 a, 75'ic; highest. 759ac; iowsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-26

s sbs. 9 ~ & ,Sod, shoulder; g e2Pass IS; longs and
s5o @5 + i;e - 90 l epGn, and d 1iss = i5as5 20; short Z e eie.S
SRIh; S1;oo0 bush oat, Is 900 bush bslc;y.i ZOO bush bush
o0'OVo oush oats, $1,000 bush blrey, 5000 6SSssbS' WIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

4 ,ts r. I'll I. HLTAEA-Haralfff
NeTlg'@i r"t,i br"1 g. celi,o,i, f "r .iaaighter'r.. and
70 ,aii.'4' iF , l&, ig.'T fr .,Ia. all at Jci.cy City. Win
'he eNrr1[5'n 2t = ,ul ,To y ard wer. cleared a. just about
v, iGI,'S' PHI t.t' '"t common to choice Nn,r,c S'.or, .ola
q H. r,1' a, l5oet3 90. al ] o,trl do al, -; Cow
nd Hetr' at 5- 10 " rur.l az" 'il 81 6ead for tlc
t,,-5"o;.d. ii-,ds. 'c>n.-'',a $ r. t@i in,4t about i5j head
a4 tA-t.e'- l.rlaa, 3D., ,5'tht o mgt [ T r,,,ad h..,
...,ay a a. I'd Nn,r.Sal St",r. % time fmer A. 52aGd
% I".a.t 1' n IA, lIn.'od.. 30 C,-i. an tn, spain and
.oS l.tt,dd . l .." itily for Mover Go'!.uih 1000 quarter.
,ir,sf..air'. j." In '"' ,6l u5J',,. fr Tfa.'m,e coapaay. aaa 800
y'' ',i '' /. oa Tha-.ii WIN icj5 qu1r.,r' ofb.f and
,oo ri RS tr I,n~ N.;oa $ S3o. and the Tr-".-
C'F t-..ti h"f n ni,r rln',t q, Go tr G''nn4n
Cotr' iu, Z, qro,ci Grr n. ilGc.
sai Sherman s c~ul."r 10 indiana SIT, g
Is DO. I 81, r. q. s5.Io.. r. K.auc.sE do. : go :,
Hsato" q 10 Ial25a cG,. SO =. a,
- r.ea.yH.an.3 d. 1 iG3 ~ az +ii553S. - Elnh, 90
o.s ? /, a Penn, ;eo, c =. and 20 PPM Ggao ! .JiI,a r
H.. 20 a.' a. -
~ G,oaas,,, i x 20 ssh!'2gIIo d. S'o'f:io I go ESQ At z, - 80
10 ! 2o' =. - t51G Do I.eio r. a. 81 90 - a.
roV, loo e.. At = 90 ICON.
- DO 32G -" ~ - 20 ~, DO, ! i22 at - 20 Is
80. 10 do Loo p. A. - 20.
: sand r- 90 Ch,ia,.o Steer: i252. !" a. :? 3,2
,,s'o.I !, At, .alo J.. b, ! [r,no'y lysai2 -Ha.i j J 900 G.
. d. so = q. So. w.. min. no. e. .,sq,.
d., tar6 ~. y 3.
uaTa.t , % a. - $3.50 1er 6ad fc "a Ido !" to good stock.
with a .ingie cow sod for. $50.
81 H1l, len sr = Hollis Is Cows at f7o"F'2 90
: T. Eci H. liar 10 'G IG co q, 3i 4, :. So SO ea5 pr 5of 9G 2G5s.
ecr d. Of 4. yeise 6 Gl' "a a. , SGi9 +, i,so yo, 2c,v ~c crlmg jus. .,.S ePoq IT.
hring The outside nsnt, Wg,tcln cay, w'r' fa,"i
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ouo,,tlons are based on American standard Of classinca.
STAINED.
Good Ordlnarv-..-..
Sfrfs' GonI Ordinary.

Good OrdIuarv. .....Gis Low Ncdnng .......t .,
strict cool OrIinary...G2, Midd.lng ..--....--.e al.
opuoa.-wcre farly active. and the dIiit Of gric.i %2-
very giraffe. ruling linn and weak b. turns. me ne"
element. however. ultimately Itrdohln1trG. ana NE g.
showed a general decline OF ga points The "p'ilhR va
stranger In response 10 2 slight rise a. Liverpool, WhlL
If,uItrd local coyerlug Of '~rort~.' ~ one Irriod ttI'
nas y r.r Of 3dt points. But late cahl'- came W.lK'f
ana the po.t receipts were liberal, both 81 MhI'h u'lP
polnt.d the "bull~." who unluiG'd qritr IT. 8
nual figures indicated a slight recovery. SAFES l-V''O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-26
ILLEGAL BECAUSE IN RESTRAINT OF TRADE.

IIIE(AL DEAAO2I ~
Judge PRYOR. in the Court Of Common Pleas, yesterday
handed down an opinion in which he declared the agree
ment to regulate prices entered into between several man
ufacturers Of wire cloth to be in restraint oil uaue @u
consequently Illegal. The suit in court was one bfouSht
nv the Dewitt Wire Cloth Company. OF this city, against
the New.Jersey Wire Cloth Company, to recover the
amount due upon goods sold to the latter company by te
former. The New-Jersey company put in a counter claim
~ $500 alleging that itself and the plaintiff were members
of the combination mentioned, and that the piaintlh re-
ceiyed $500 Of the 81, 900 which the NewJersey company
had deposited along with the other companies TO the agree
ment with the United States Trust Company.
The money which the defendant company had deposited
was declared to be forfeited because Of a breach OF the
agreement, and the other companies to the agreement
divided the amount between themselves. when the de-
PENDANTS TO the present suit put in a counter claim Tor the
share Of the g., 900 which the plaintiffs had received OF
the forfeited money, the plaintiffs dcmurred to the counter
claim. The argument before Judge Pryor was upon 'hat
demurrer. He sustains the demurrer upon the ground
that the agreement was illegal and consequently that the
courts would not enforce any Of its provisions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-26

Keen. Mrs. Robert T. Lincoln and the Misses Lincoln
and Miss VI. l.. POpincau.
on the NO0dland were John y. Barlow, W: II.
Forster, Mrs. and Miss Anna Dickmann and Carl Netz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-26
LIVE STOCK MArKErs-nY TELEGRAPH.

buffalo. Feb. 25-~C1ttc-RoccIpts last 81 hours. / O6O
head total for week thus thus far. 5,620; for same time
last wc-k 5000; consigned through; l,odo Of which
500 10 Sew YORK: none on sale. Feeling steady. Sheep
and lambs-Recclpt, last = hours. 5000 head tonl for
week thus for. 70. 200; for same time last week. 81. 200
con signcd through. 200. Of which 500 to Ncw-Nort: on
ale. 1000. sheep steady lambs lower. IIogo-icccipts
for last 81 hours, , lD head total for week thus Tar.
~. $50; for Slmr tim" ilst week, iJ.0S0; consigned
through. 2.2i0. Of which 1.jiO to New York: on sale
900: fair demand shade higher mediums. heavy and
miXcI, - s5a%3 90 Yorkcr,, - sOat3 s. pigs, - Goa
80 20.
Chicago. Feb. 2j.-"Thc Evening journal" reports
Cattlo-RecciItS. LOCO head shipments. 10000; market
slow, weak: steers. choice u extra. S5dfJ 40 medium o.
good. sid$i o. cows aud bulls. S1a$3 stockers. - 25d
80 -. IIocs-Recclpts. ~ 600 head shipments, Il 600
market active. shade higher; ronch, and common. ~ Boa
SO -: mixed and packers. - J0df3 IS prime heavy and
butchers weights, 80 G0dS3 O. light, 80 5OaS3 81.
Sheep-Recelpts. 5000 head shipments. 1000: market
irregular; Westerns, - 40df6; natives. Sids5 90 lambs.
50 o5dsG 12L.
st. Louis. Feb. 25.-Ca.tle-ReccIptS. .. 300 head: ship.
ments, ! 200; market lower; good To fancy natives. ~ 6jd
- %; fan, 70 good natives, 40 90dS4 81 stockers and
feeders. 50 2Odf % 10 Texans and Indians. S3d$i. IIogs-
Receipts. ! 900 head shipments, $500; market lower
fair To choice heavy, 80 3Ode3 90 mixed grades. 81 200
- 45; light. fair TO best. - 3Od$3 30. Sheep-Recelpts.
sid:5 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-26

Warehouse dei,rrlcs since February |, 1871 New
York. 1890 bags: Baltimore. 1l,lij i3e~; NeV-OIl''n''
1876 bags total. @li.2f0 bags.
changed prices. Sales. I23 bales for consumption: Tor,
rpccipt.. TGIf bales. against l. $3.50 bale, this day hNt
week and lG,9l9 bales this day last year. crop move
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-26
THE COURTS.
AID cr rvrr.yDS JUDGMENT REVERSED.
HE SHOULD NOT HAVE VALUED NVER-FKoNt
PROPERTY by ITS INCOME.

MIR GLEN II AM
pr suor1D NOT HAVE VALUED MvER-FRoNT
PROPERTY BY ITS INCOME
rho ceneral Term OF the Supreme Court has handed
sovn an opinion reversing the judgment OF uroVer
Cleveland. as referee, in the suit OF walter LahGuoh
aco,nst the city. The suit grew out OF the taNiiS D,
~ c;tv NJ L~angdOn's property along the rver-roh''
- a, has been before the courts for several years.
rbe Cmrt of Appeals has passed upon the case once
Irnop the trial before the referee evidence was lhtro'
s.ood on behalf Of the plaintiff TO show the market
,a,uc OF the property taken by the CIV ~ Iopoi'
~ the Dock Commissioners was also offered IN eVluenoo
Nv the plalntlf 10 show how much the Department
had maid for property similarly situated 10 ,h'u VI
Iangdon's. This evidence was objected 10 oy 'e
cor,se, for the city upon the ground that the deeos
should be produced, as they would Dounu te pioPoi''
bopubt by the Department more accurately anu misht
show that more property was secufeu VI" ''
which was offered as evidence showed.
This objection was sustained by the reieree' ho
awarded the plaintiffs 800 a foot for the properly
tahop basinr his award upon the amount OF income
from the property through wharfage and other cHalpcs'
The opinion OF the General Term is written D' rre-
siding Justice Van Brunt and concurreu Ill DIV 'ueH|o'
Barrett and Bartlett. The Court decides thst ,"o
referee enormously excluded the evluemoe md that II
va aaiso an error TO found the decision upon inc Nalao
Of the e,Ip r9 'RSe }be iS Court f% decides, is entitled to a fair
market price for the property ana ,Iid uo,Id soil in
determined from INC dHlouh0 iva
the open market.
now He SAYS THE ESTATE WAS GIVEN to HIN
Joseph Gall. the Union Square optician' GU a IL e-',V
valued at about 100000, and a will giving pr'."''"' rro
whole of the estate to Charles F. Gall, a nephew. 1hc
uu WAS offered for probate, but it was rejected DIV Ve
Surrogate. upon the ground that the teSta'or hau ie1 a
widow. who had been his former housekeeper' anu a chIiu'
and that the estate belonged to them. Inc heIhe" mS
now begun another proceeding to get the estate. nus
time he declares that not long before his uncle's a'ath IL
pave hin his entire estate. This was on cohuItoh la
the nephew would change his surname from fuhNehS'c'"
% cali 90 into business with his uncle, and keep mp the
80 a,tor the uncle,s death. The nephew says that he
has performed his part of the agreement, and that nc Is
entitled to the estate.
The Surrogate reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-26
-.ncrurNrs IN TILE cuEsEBROrGH CASE.

ARGUMENTS IN THE CHESEBROCGH CASE
Argument was continued all dav YESTERDAY IN tne
emit over tho Chesebrough estate. President Johh H. v
Arnold, of the Board of Aldermen. made a long argu-
ment on behalf of the contestants. The case VIII not
he snbmitted 70 Judge Lacombe until the end OF the
week,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-26
A HOSPITAL NURSE FOUND GUILTY.

Henry c. Il. Lawrence, the nurse at Bellevue Hospital
who struck Jchn w. Sprsgue in tho face and broke his
nose. On October 20. was convicted Of assault in the
second degree by a jury before Justice BRADY, In the
Court OF oyer and Terminer. yesterday. Sproguc was a
patient, and was suffering from delirium trcmens. He
was strapped down to Il cot, but while the nurse Lawrence
was near him Sprague, in his frenzy, spat in Lawrenccs
face. Lawrence then struck the patient with his fist.
breaking his nose. The blow, IL was said, h1sDcncd the
patients cath, which happened shortly afterward. After
all the evidence for the prosecution had been put in
Lawrence offered to plead guilty TO assault in the third
degree. He had been indicted for assault in the second
degree. The plea was not accepted. Lawrence made no
defence, and the jury found a verdict for assault in the
second degree. The verdict carries with 1t the penalty
OF Imprisonment for FROM two TO five years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-26
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA MARKET
Spanish gold. 21hd2il74. Exchange weak. Sugar
firm.
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco. Feb. %. 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-26
Uinter Resorts.
DR.. STRONG'S SAMITARIUM.

SARATOGA SPRINGS,
Open all The year. Equipped with best appliances.
among them massage, vacuum treatment. Swedish move.
ment, suspensory treatment, electricity, Turkish. Russian.
Roman, elect thermal, French douche and other baths and
mineral waters. A cheerful resort for treatment or recrea-
ton. outdoor and indoor sports. Send Tor circular.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-01-07
RaVenna Brick and Tile Man
ufacturing Company.

The above is the name of company just I'M
corporated for the manufacture of all kinds Of
brick, tile, sewer pipe. terra Gotta. and clay
stone and pottery ware. The incorporators are
Hon. c. A. Reed. William Grinnell, C. H. Brad
shaw. L. G. Hallock and L. B. Reed, with a
capital stock of $4,000.
Tho works will be located on land belon gin e
to Judge Reed. Immediately north of the P. s.
W. track and west of Page street extension.
Material is being hauled on to the grounds
now, and work will soon be commenced on put
ting up two story dry house, 5Ox7O. with a Ca
pacity of 25, COO brick daily and a machine house
SOx4o-both to be completed ready for operations
in early Spring.
Mr.. Smith. nf Wellsville, an experienced
brlckmaker, has been employed by the company.
and will be here next month with his family
A 40 horse power engine will be put in, and
the works will be equipped with the best appa-
ratus possible for money to secure
This is a very important addition to the in
dustries of Ravenna, the worth of which can
be hardly appreciated at the present. The pos
sibilities of such an establishment. backed by
men of abundant capital and enterprise, are in
finite. and the certainty of an immense busi-
| ness growing out of the venture is assured.
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A Valuable Scientific Discovery,

Among the many wonderful discoveries for
the cure of hitherto-pronounced incurable
diseases VIM. Radam's Microbe Killer stands
foremost. AS a tonic and blood purifier, it is
merltedly called the greatest medicine in the
world. Known less than four years, its Won
derful curative properties have created for it
such an unprecedented sale that ten factories
or labratories located in the chief cities of the
United States, are scarcely adequate to supply
the demand. Testimonials from persons of
known standing are given, which well nigh en-
titles it to the merit of f"infallibity' in coping
with disease and ailments prevalent with the
human family. For full information in regard
| to this latest and best of discoveries in rem
edial agencies, call on E. G. BELDING. Riddle
Block, who has the exclusive Ravenna agency
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-01-07
Total receipts including balance. 81. .352
Total disbursements for December. 9Oo
Bal. on hand Jan. 1, 1891

Considerable talk was indulged in concerning
the disposition of the steam Fire Engine and
the gas posts and lamps about town. Council
are desirous of disposing of same. and will sell
cheap. Clerk Beatty was instructed to CORES
pond with the City Fathers of Burton, with ref
erence to selling the engine to the Geauga City
on the hill
The matter of extending Page street south.
across the P. 6 w. to Lake street, was discussed
at 9Th, and met with appreciation from all
the Councilmen. but nothing was done beyond
appointing Messrs. Miller and Stocker COM
mittee to confer with the new tile and brick
company. for whose benefit the extension will
be largely made, although the benefit will be a
general one to the citizens in that vicinity
Adjourned to next Monday night. to receive
report of the committee above named and take
| further action in the street extension matter.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-01-07
New Cases in Common Pleas Cour

A. P. Curtis. guardian, VS. Philip e. Snyder ct
al. Foreclosure.
c. E. Deming VS. Robert Mcdowell. Fore
closure.
$4,000
Sophia Rittman VS. Jno, T, Rittman. Divorce
Cruelty and gross neglect
Riley Hubert VS. Lewis Ii. Lincoln ct al Suit
to reform written instrument, foreclosure and
general relief.
Mary j. Boles, admx., VS. P. & W. r. R. Co.
Money only.
Cleveland Dryer Co. VS. Sherman W. Fuller &
Son. Petition and affidavit filed for attachment
Saginaw Lumber Co. VS. s. W. Fuller & Son
Cognovit.
II. o. Austin VS. Anthony Griggy. Jr. Appeal
from Justice Court by def't.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-01-07

LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining in
the Post Office at Ravenna, O., Jan 7th, 1891,
for period of IA days or more:
Ashton F. Andrew. Miss B. Alf, Charles AL
exander. Halle Bates, Bell Bissell.C. W. Clark
son. Ii: G. Edmunds. William Furgerson. l.. j
Grimes, L. c. GoodeIl, MIR. e. Henry, William
Kale. P. Knapp, Geo. R. Moore. Mrs. Fl. Myers
S. D. Pidge ~. Cora Cowley. J. H. Porter. We'll
lie Reese, Flora Shipley, Seymour Smith, Mrs
Flora Young, Ed. F. Wickham, Mrs. Phebe w
" illiard.
j. C.. BEATTY P NJ
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-01-07
j. C. BEATTY, P. NJ.

The County Commissioners were in session
Monday. and allowed bills. appointed Commits
sioner L. C. Payne delegate to the meeting of
the State County Commissioners Association at
Columbus, Jan. 13. IA and ID; approved bonds of
officials. discussed petition from South Mantua
for separate polling precinct in that township
and adjourned to this morning to await the
coming of the Phoenix Co. Adjustor to adjust
the loss by the Jail fire.
Commissioner Holcomb retired from Office to
give place to his successor. Mr. Haymaker, who
was duly sworn in.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-01-07
Marriage Licenses

Orrin B. Bissell and Nellie Gilman, Streetsborc
Morffan c. Wilson and Alice A. Woodward
Deerfield.
Will II. Barber and Laura E. Crane. Shalers-
Vile.
Sell Skinner and Mrs. Belle Jones, Hiram.
Thomas W. Jones and Margaret A. jenkins
Palmyra.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-01-07
Attention, c. A. H.

Tuesday evening. Jan. 18th, the W r. c.. No.
80. and Mcintosh Post No. sa7. will hold joint
installation of officers. general attendance
is earnestly requested All friends are invited.
WIS. kRAKE, PC.
r MASON, Adj't.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-01-07
INTELLIGENCE.

RAvENNA, OHIO, Jan 5, 1891.
All persons wishing to obtain help or persons
wishing to obtain work will do we'll by signing
the register at the store OF
1l67-1m MRS H K. VANMETER.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-01-07

If you want your hens to lay in the winter.
feed them Granulated Bone, Crushed Oyster
Shells and Prolific Egg Food. For sale by
KRAKE & Co.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-01-07

j. Andrie has the best coal in the market for
cooking stoves and ranges-the Washed Massil-
Ion nut.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-01-07
Portage Co. Ag'l Society.
January 10th,

The Annual Meeting of the Portage County
Agricultural Society will be held at the Town
Hall. Ravenna. on
Saturday, January 10th,
at 10 o'clock a. m. for the Annual Reports. Elec-
tion of Directors. and the transaction of other
business. Directors are to be chosen. for two
years. from the following townships: Freedom.
Streetsboro, franklin. Randolph, Aurora. Roots
town. Deerfeld. Palmyra. Windham. Atwater,
Sdfield, Ravenna.
LAFAYETTE SMITH Sec.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-01-07

Departures via. C. & p.
4th-Wm. PITT to Pittsburg.
5th-Mr, Woolford to Manhattan, Kan.
6th-Wm. Grinnell and wife to Columbus.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-01-07

Massillon Washed Nut Coal is the best sold in
this market. J. Andrie has it on ha:ud and will
fill your orders promptly,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-01-07
MARRIED

December 30 1890. by Rev. Andrew Wilson.
at his residence, Alfred J. Mace. of Kent. and
Miss Nellie Taylor. of Ravenna.
December 81. 1890, by Rev. Andrew Wilson.
at his residence, Ed. Pinney, of Windham, and
Miss Maggie Evans, of Edinburg.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-01-07
COUNCIL Proceedings.

Council met in regular session Monday night.
psS led the pay ordinance, approved the usual
report of the Fire Department. as well as that
of the Water Works Secretary. the latter being
as follows:
Balance on band, Dec. 1st ........... 5 6SS 42
Water Rents deposited Dec. 16, 81 sS
Il
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-01-07
.. vi. c. EL.I
JANUARY 7TH, 1891.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year have and
gone The annual period for resolutions is at hand.
OUR particular Resoute at the present time is to be
BRIEF for think you all will admit that Brevty of
the VIRTUES. However much have trespassed in the
past we PROMISE to do better for the PRESENT!
We want to tell you few only of the good things
have to offer:--We find
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-01-07

LAFAYETTE SMITH Sec
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-03
CENTRAL FALLS.

The regular meeting of the school dis
trict No. IL and II, will be held Friday
evening.
In the district court yesterday morning
two drunks were each fined 81 and costs
and this morning two others were each
fined So and costs.
For some time past the liquor officers
have had complaints that William Mason
who was residing Oh what is know as the
Newton farm, LIMERICK was selling liquor
without Il license, and otherwise Keeping
a disorderly house Several officers under
the guidance Of Town Sergeant Keene
visited the place where two of them pro-
cured drinks. Having warrant they
then proceeded to search the premises
where they found, whisky, rum, wine,
but had gone away to purchase
more supplies for u Sunday clam bake.
The goods were taken away and VIII IN the
Mason arrived he was arrested and
brought mere to the police station. He
pleaded not guilty To two charges of sales,
also one keeping for sale, and will have a
trial Wednesday. He could not procure
bail and was committed to Jail, to await
trial. The woman was not arrested, as
she claimed to be the housekeeper. This
place is termed the Brass Ball