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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-04-16

Total 80
Appended thereto was list of pro-
posed insolvents, comprising3l names.
whose regular taxes amounted to
$40 IS. Also list of IS names, water.
taxed, 500 90.
Council declared all of $42.1S in
solvent except $l3.63, and all of the
special tax without exception total
insovencies, 1851.
Committee on opening Maple street
reported progress. Also that John B..
Williams would furnish 2-inch pipe at
fl 10 per FOOT McKaig same f. o. b.
in Cumberland at 81 cents.
Johu B. Williams was given the
contract.
Committee on safe reported having
received bid from Stiefel Il Freeman
proposing to furnish safe 30x24x t
inside, and 47tx34x25 f. o. b. Philadel-
phia for $40.
a motion instructing committee to
wait until other safe companies can be
heard from was adopted.
Committee on pavement III front of
Philip Michaels shop reported that
Mr.. Michael regarded Councils request
favorably and that he would probably
comply soon as weather permits.
Committee on lights reported a con
ference with the officers ofthe Electric
Light company, but no conclusion had
been reached. Committee continued.
Committee on contract with the gas
company reported lengthy paper,
syuopsyzed as follows:
The Frostburg gas and electric light COM
pany agrees to furnish gas of standard
brilliance for 81 street lamps for IS cents each
per month, or S4I4.60 per d1t,,tn, for one or
two years, at option of Council; lamps to be
lighted about 30 minutes after sunset and eX-
tinguished not earlier than midnight. Four
new lamps and several hundred feet of eX
tensions are also provided for at pro rato price.
Gas for city hall and of four extra street lamps
to burn all night will provided free of charge.
A motion to submit contract to At
torney was made by Mr., Dewitt but
subsequently withdrawn.
The report Of the election officers
was read, received and
On motion of Mr.. Dewitt. the
ballots which broke all the states were
declared n. g. and fit only for the con-
suming fire.
Mr.. Hosken moved that each mem
Der of the Water Board be paid 800
for his services for the current year.
Carried.
Bills amounting to $l,0lS.G6 were
audited and ordered paid.
On motion of Mr.. Hosken, it was
ordered that five are lights be es-
tablished on Main street between
Bowery and the NJ. E. Church.
Mr.. Dewitt moved that a committee
of three be appointed to audit the tax
books Carried. The chair named
counciimen Dewitt and Michael and
clerk Smith.
Adjourned.
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April l6
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

FRosrBrRG, Mp, April Is, 1862.
TNHE firm of Marx Il Feldstein is this day
l. dissolved by mutual consent. Our Nh
]. l.. Marx will collect all outstanding bill,
and pay all liabilities.
]. l.. MARX,
SAMUEL FELDSTEIN.
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The first annual meeting of the
Equitable Savings aud Loan Society
was held Monday evening. The Sec
retary's report for the year was read
and received with great satisfaction.
1t appears to-day elsewhere in this
paper. Nine directors for the ensuing
year were then elected, who sub
sequently organized as follows:
President-James Kane.
Vice PteSideut-.I b Oder.
Sscyrtary-Ciayton Purnell.
TrcaSHer--A. c. HaverstCk.
DrectorS-Howard IIitchins, u. f. Nc
Mullen, Edward Price, Thos. q. Porter and
JohnC. Yungerman.
The second year starts off most
auspiciously, as the applications for
loans on frstclass securities more than
keep pace with the supply of funds.
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Died.

Mrs. Elizabeth Hosken, wife of John
Hosken, jr., of this place, died Friday
of last week, leaving her husband and
four children.
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TRUSTEES SALE
THURSDAY, MAY S, 1892,
Four CD Lots or Parcels of Land.

lying and being in said town Of Frostburg,
to wit:
/, All that lot or parcel ofland known and dis
tinguishcd on the plat Of thetown of Frost
burg as lot No. Is, beginning for the same
at stone standing at the end of the first
line of lot No. Il aud running thence with
Union street North forty [40) degrees West
siXty-six (66) feet to stone: then north forty
nine 40 degrees East one hundred and
siXty-tive (165) feet to first alley then south
forty (i0) degrees East siXty-six (66) feet to
the end of the second line of lot No. II;
then by Il straight line to the beginning,
containing one fourth of an acre more or
less.
9 Beginning for the second lot at Il stone
standing at the end of the first line of lot
number Is and running thence North forty
(iO) degrees West siNty-Six CG6) feet to a
stone: then North forty-nine 40 degrees
East one hundred and slxty-sx QG6) feet
then South forty (iO) degrees East sixty.six
900 feet to the end of the second line of lot
number Is; then by Il straight line to the
beginning, containing oue-fourth of an
acre, more or less.
j,
nine (49) degrees East lG! feet from the end
of the second line of the last described lot
and running thence North forty-nine 40
degrees East one hundred and SiXty-eIght
C6sl feet to locust tree marked one notch;
then South forty-one an degrees East sixty
six (6G) feet then South forty-nine (49) de-
grees West one hundred and SiXty-eight
Al I,,, H.,
ginning, containing one fourth Of an acre
and sixteen perches more or less.
1, Beginning ut point North forty-nine 90
degrees East Ii! feet from the end of the
second line of lot number Is, it being also
at the end of the third line of the last de-
scribed lot and running thence North forty
nine (i9) degrees East one hundred and
sixtv-eight l6S) feet then South fOrty-one
4D degrees Fast >iXty-siX O6 feet then
South forty-nine (l9) degrees West one
hundred and siNty-eight feet then by a
straight line to the beginning-one-fourth
of an acre and sixteen perches, more or
less
These four lots constitute what is known as
the Ward property. The iinst two described
front on Union street; the other two front on
the alley in the rear Lot number Is is i'm
proved bya
LARGE FRAME DWELLING,
a STABLE and other outhouses. There are
also improvements ON the lots in the rear.
The four lots will he offered as whole or
separately to suit the wishes of intending
purchasers,
For title see Exhibits Nos. and / filed with
the Bill of Complaint in No. 4,057 Equity.
Terms Of sale as pre&criJcd 6ythcdccree: One
third cash on the day OF sale and the balance
in two equal instalments in six months and
one year. Deferred payments to bear inter
est and be secured to the satisfaction of the
Trustees ROBERT II. HENDERSON,
w. c. DEVECMON,
April IL Trustees.
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The undersigned will continue the business
at the old stand He will be pleased to see
his old friends as usual, and to make us many
new business acquaintance as possible.
April 1876 j. l.. MARX.
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Report of Committee

FROsIBJKG, MD, April 7, ISTZ.
WYE the undersigned, have examined the
w accounts of the Equitable Savings and
Loan Society of Frostburg Md, and find
them in every respect correct,
JOSHUA JOHNSON,
ENOCH II. b. PR!CHARD,
HENRY MORGAN,
April l6 Committee
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Coming Events.

The Ladies Mite Society of the NJ. f.
Church will hold u Sociable on Easter
Monday in the Church. and they ask
the JOURNAL to add-''all are invited.'
Cards issued Wednesday announce
the bctrorhal of J. l.. Marx the cloth
ing merchant, and Miss Sallie Bear,
both of this place.
George H Porter, Of this place, has
secured license to marry Miss Minerva
B. Rowan, of ConnelIsvil|e, Pa.
The econ do liars, or the King Of
Kn-Ti Ku-Ra,' II traycsty on Gilbert
& Sulivan'sope Of "The GondoIiers,"
will be presented by the Henry Bur-
lesque company in Havenscraft's opera
house Wednesday, April 20. This
most laughable burlesque is sure to
draw crowd, hence the reader should
get his own and her reserved seat tick
cts early.
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Public Local Laws.

SEC =. 4i,d be it enacted, That this Act shall
take effect from the date of its passage.
Approved March Is, 1892.
FRANK BROWN,
Governor.
MURRAY NANDINER
Speaker of the House of Delegates.
EDWARD LLOYD.
President of the Senate.
hereby certify that the foregoing is tue
copy of an Act of the General Assembly of
Maryland. passed January, Session. 1892.
CARLTON SHAFER.
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates
April 1G-3t
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IaMCE N $ E5-
MAY I, 1892,

According to the provisions of the Code of
Public General Laws of Maryland every per-
son or persons doing business for gain or
profit, except the maker, grower or manufac-
turer, are hereby notified that they must take
out license. S. 5. WARWICK,
April Is Sheriff of Allcgany County
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IOtaI. 49, '--rJ OI ~
The dividend basis for the year is SO, $3.50.
OF this sum the net profit of $63l II is six per
centrum, the rate of distribution of profits
ordered by the Board of Directors.
CLAYTON PURNELL.
Secretary.
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New advertisements.
Special Notice.

HAVING sold the entire stock of Drugs
| / Paints and Fixtures of The Popular
Drug Store to Messrs. G. f. PEARCE Il Co,
desire to have all accounts settleda an early
date. You will find my books at Mr.. f. C..
Beall's Hardware Store, and all employees
there are authorized to receive and receipt for
all amounts due me during my absence.
Your future patronage at The Popular
Drug Store is earnestly desired.
April Is ROBT G. COLBORN.
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Complicated Watch and Clock Repairing a
speciality. Boettinger d Walter, 2O5 West
Lexington street, Baltimore, Md.
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o for an eye more clear to see,
A mind to grasp more earnestly,
For every good intent,

l BRING thee peerless cure.
Pan-Tina, the great remedy for Coughs
Colds and Consumption, % and 80 cents
Sold at II. G. Colborn's Drug Store.
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New designs in Clocks and Bronzes at Boet
finger q Walters, 2o5 West Lexington street
Baltimore, Md.
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Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint

it not worth the small price of IS cents to free
Yourself of evey symptom of these distressing
complaints? if you think so, call at my
store and get bottle of Shiloh's Nitalizer.
Every bottle has a printed guarantee on it:
Use accordingly, and If it does you no good
it will cost you nothing. Sold by Daniel
krapf.
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Town Council.

Town Council.
In the absence of Mayor Metzger,
Councilman Wright was
On motion of Mr.. Hosken. called to
the chair.
The Bailiff's report for March was
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New Goods Rolling Into to II. \.
Schnelders Broadway store, Hole building,
and examine the best stock of Boots and
Shoes ever brought to this town. All just
arrived
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-03
Will SEE GROVER SEATED.
The Young Mems Democratic Club to Go
to Washington.


From present indications the Wheel
ing contingent at Washington on March
4th, of next year, to witness the inaug-
uration OF Grover Cleveland, will be
quite a large one. The w. L. Wilson
Tariff Students have already decided to
go in body, and are making arrange
ments for special rates, sleepers, etc.
Last night the Young Mems Democratic
Club held we'll attended meeting and
also decided TO go, provided sufficient
number will agree. The following COM
mlttee was appointed to make all neces-
sary arrangements: w. P. Robinson,
Frank J. Healy, Thomas E. Marker,
John A. White, G. w. Cowen, c. w.
Seabright and VIM. G. Handlan. Each
member Of the committee will call upon
as many members ofthe club as possible,
to ascertain the number who will go.
They request that any member who de-
sires to go with the club, will see one
of the gentlemen upon the committee as
soon as possible.
The club also decided to give a re-
union and banquet, and committee
was appointed to make arrangements,
consisting Of 1. R. Noise, Frank Cruise,
Prof. J. NJ. Birch. John 81. Weisgeroer,
r. S. Kincheloe, Chas. A. Veirheller
and S. NJ. Darrah. While no date was
agreed upon at last nights meeting,
the general opinion favored jackson
Day, January sth, as an appropriate
occasion for the celebration. As the
Sth comes on Sunday, 1t is probable that
the Monday or Tuesday following will
be the date selected.
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SMALL TALK
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithlT Told

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PithilT Told
AT Opera House this afternoon and evening
Mora Machree," beautiful Irish drama
AT Grand Opera House this afternoon and
evening-Theresa Newcomb In New Mexico 3"
A CLEAN sweep in police court yesterday
morning.
THE matinee prices at the Opera House
to-day are % and 80 cents.
The Board OF Commissioners Commit
tees viii meet to-day. The regular ses-
sion of the Board occurs Monday.
THE Pearson, Jr., Democratic club Of
Bridgeport will meet at z. 4. Browns
nall on special business this evening.
Two horses attached to hack fell down
on Twelfth street, near Market, about $50
last evening, attracting quite a crowd.
ALL members of the w L. Wilson Tar
if Students having received postal CARDS
will please report at the Laughlin Hall this
Saturday evening At 7:SO O'Clock. By Or
Ger Of committee.
The new Musee Theatre on Market
street viii have formal opening On Mon
DAY afternoon at o'cl0eS. The euterpris-
ing managers, Messrs. Scoheld aud SortOre
have sent out quite number Of handsome
invitations for the opening.
L. F. ST1FEL has been appointed guar
dian for Lottie and May Heinrich, orphans
OF Richard Heinrich, deceased. Bond,
81, 500. H. NJ. Russell surety. Also admin
istratOr Of the estate Of Richard Heinrich,
deceased; with his viii annexed. Bond,
500; II. NJ. Russell surety.
WHILE hunting, Saturday, Arnold
Swearingen, Of Hancock county, was
H. iriVEed- bv the explosion Of his
gataA-.SS pile y M. dis
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TIE STRIKE SETTLED.
The Belmont Nailers Accept COmprO
rniae and Return to Work.

The Belmont Nailers Accept COmprO-
mise and Return to Work.
The differences between the officials
of the Wheeling Iron and Steel Com
pany and the nailers employed at the
Belmont plant have been satisfactorily
adjusted and the men will return to
work. The officials signed the Amalga-
nation scale for Cd. and larger sizes
without recognizing the union. The
base upon which the scale Of wages has
hitherto been fixed was changed from
Sd. TO Cd. The small sizes of nails are
worked from picked iron, and the COM
pany will make a private agreement
with the men in regard to wages, as in
other mills in this city and vicinity.
Several of the nailers returned TO
work on Thursday afternoon and it is
likely that the others will go TO work
next week.
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THE LAST NIGHT.
The Cathedral Fair at Odd Fellows Hall
to Close This Evening.

The Cathedral Fair at Odd Fellows Hall
TO Close This Evening.
The largest crowd Of the week attend
ed the Cathedral Fair at Odd Fellows
Hall last night. More suppers were
served than during all the preceding
evenings, and the booths and other at
fractions were also we'll patronized.
The Opera House Orchestra rendered
excellent promenade and concert music.
The bazaar will close tonight, and a
big crowd is expected, as number of
interesting contests will be decided. All
of the articles not disposed Of at the
different booths will be sold tonight to
the highest bidder. Patrons will be en-
abed to secure articles suitable for
Christmas presents at very moderate
cost. Dinner and supper will be served
to-day, as usual.
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him, and the Chief was telegraDhOd to re-
laaSa him

THERE was a lively correspondence going
on Thursday night between the madames
of immoral houses in Pittsburg and
Wheeling. those in the Smoky City de-
string to unload their inmates upon this
city. The questions were ''can you accom-
modate two, three, four, ETC., and with
piano player. two good singers, ETC." But
they didn't seem TO want them here, partly
for the reason that Chief McNichol had
given strict orders not 70 admit any from
Pittsburg. 1t is understood that train
load Of these people from Pittsburg went
through here Thursday night at 30 over
the B. & O., bound for different points.
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A NEARBY TOWN SENSATION.
A Man and Wife Accused of Numbering
an Adopted Child.


an Adopted Child.
A telephone message to the REGISTER
Office last night gave the details of an
alleged inhuman crime by well known
man and woman living in Wellsburg.
The facts could Dot be verified. last
night and the names are therefore with
held.
1t is alleged that the couple adopted
female child, and have ever since mis-
treated the girl, beating her in shame
full manner for the most trivial offense.
A few days ago, so the REGISTERS in
formant says, one Of the adopted par
ents either struck or threw the child
with such force that her skull was frac-
tured and death resulted from her in
juries yesterday afternoon. The man
and woman are said to have been arrest
ed for the crime and confined In jail,
while Indignation runs very high.
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Iawronoa Hehan,a Fuueral.

The funeral of the late Lawrence
Mehen will take place this morning,
from his home on the South Side. The
Ancient Order of Hibernians, Of which
deceased was member, will meet at
the hall at eight o'clock and go to the
residence, headed by Mayors band.
Solemn requiem high mass will be sung
at st. Joseph's cathedral, and the inter
ment will be at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-03
ROBBED BY AN EMPLOYE.
A Marshall County Farmer Loses a Large
sum of Money.

sum of Money.
Henry Myers, farmer living out
BoRgs' Run, awoke early yesterday
morning, to find that John Schriver, a
young man in his employ, had skipped
by the light of the moon. Anxiety for
the young mans welfare, was succeeded
by suspicion, and he commenced to
take an inventory Of his household
goods aud cash on hand. He had not
proceeded very far until he discovered
that a sum OF money amounting TO over
5000 had also mysteriously disappeared.
Il was in his room safely locked away,
on the evening before.
To Mr.. Myers mind the simultaneous
disappearance OF his hired man and his
Doodle was significant, so he notified
the police as soon as possible, Up to
last evening, no trace Of the missing
man had been discovered.
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NOTES OF THE RIVER.
News of the Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.

news OF Lno DOhCS ailu DoSs"Ao" HASNb
the Ohio.
The Ben Hur left for Parkersbnrg
with q good trip, at 1880 yesterday
morning. The Bachelor passed up for
PittsUhrg and way points. The Annie
Laurie, from GAINESVILLE. passed up.
The Iron Queen is the big packet
down, and the Keystone State up,
scheduled for to-day.
There were feet inches Uf'water in
the channel at midnight and falling.
MoRGANTowN, w. VA, December 2.
River feet and stationary weather
clear and cool.
WARREN, Pa, December 2.-River
one foot and one-tenth; weather clear
and cold.
BROWNSVILLE, PA, December a.
River 6 feet inches and stationary;
wea Their clear and cool.
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A EinA nnnnart

There was large assemblage at the
Y. NJ. c. A. lecture room last night to
hear season of delightful melody, as
unfolded by the Schumann Lady Quar-
tette, and the elocuslonary treat by
Prof. Wentworth. The company gave
most excellent satisfaction, and all
were we'll pleased.
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A summary OF the Reports for Three
Months FAST.

H. summary OF the Reports for Three
Months asst.
The Police Committee Of Council was
70 have met last night, but only two
members reported. These gentlemen
examined bills footing up SSl.6S Tor
notice. and S1S3.5S for city prison. A
summary OF the reports showed:
For September-256 arrests, 3, sag. %
assessed in fines and costs, ana ST.
s73. IS paid; % patrol calls, 15s people
hauled and 1O5 miles Travelled by the
wagon. OF the cases 100 paid, 81 were
committed, 25 suspended and dis
missed; OF those sent TO the workhouse
o paid out, were released ana re-
leased from from jail.
For October there were 50 arrests,
ana ssss IS was assessed in fines and
costs. a which s40s. 20 was paid Inc
wagon had lls calls, travelled lO9 miles
ard hauled li6 people; Of the cases ~
paId. go were committed, 10 dismissed,
59 suspended and one apDeaied' q inc
workhoase prisoners two paid OUT ana
ten were released.
A. November-Thers were % 81
"a and s20E IS paid % fines ano Costs.
N report IS not Qnita complete = p
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xLKy mEmoRrAL SERVICE

To Take Place at the Second Presby-
terrain Church TO-MOrrOW Afternoon.
The Wheeling Lodge Of Elks will hold
their annual memorial services to-mor-
row afternoon at 3 o'clock, at the Sec
ono Presbyterian Church. The mem
bers Of the Memorial Committee are:
c. r. Tracy, Z. B. Franzheim, John f.
Richardson, w. H. Naming, Louis Han
de- 49, following is the pro-
or
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DIED.

DIXON-Thursday afternoon, December l,
1892 at o'clock, at the residence OF his sister,
Mrs Hannah Gray, No II South Hnron street,
JOSEPH DIXON, In his Goth year.
Funeral services this Saturday morning at 10
O'Clock. Friends of the family invited to at
tend Interment at Weeks cemetery.
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NOTICE.

We have this day formed a copartnership
under the firm name OF Kurner Il Chew for the
hanging and Painting business at No. 80
Twelfth street. Persons indebted to the old
firm will please call and settle without delay,
and persons having claims will please present
them for settlement Thanking the public for
past liberal patronage, we respectfully solicit q
continuance with the new firm.
GEO. f. KURNER,
S. E. KUREER,
ROSS CHEW.
Having had ten years experience in the re-
tail and wholesale wall paper business, / shall
present line of the Finest Wall Papers manu-
featured in the United States; also a few of the
best importstions.
dec2s ROSS CHEW.
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ul aEARNe PosrPoNEp.
-''ee Against Louis Hager win
be Heard To-day.

~'aee Against Louis Hager win
BE Heard To-Day.
n.lary hearing OF evidence
.i-'l.s Hager, the young man &C
l-.eupt'ng rape upon a num-
girls, was set for yesterday
Two O'Clock. At that hour
ses On the case gathered
~ .1ce, aud Justice Ankle was
N proceed with the hearing.
N. -ef was present. however,
~ .-' % hunt an attorney. He
short time, and then the
c,,...-sat that since the case was
$3.50 '1e State should also be
Prosecuting Attorney
49, olsy 10 the Circuit Court,
t.,-.ls was postponed until
49, az the same hour. No
examined.
sf,5s arrest the number Of
~ r,lon be has assaulted has
l,...o before the time set for the
.i,aay, Mrs. John Plues. OF
"a, 4 ward, informed Squire
Eager attempted rape upon
=, s-t'o.d daughter several
us ne made several unsuc-
"a -tas, and on one occasion
b ,,,sls Grandmother inter-
s,v -sed a knife aud cut her
is.t Warrants we're Issued st
-s arrest, by Justice J. A.
aoua reason he was never
ss.,Ss aai Z inch this evening
ooa, 50 Jacob street.
sir s,sly 1870 Mems
d. EoIAN q co.
ls c
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POLICE BUSINESS.

OYSTER SOUP aud Lunch this evening
NJ John Hans Saloon, 4143 Jacob street.