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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-21

ordered 20 its third reading. On motion
OF Mr.. Walker, the constitutional rule
was dispensed with and the bill read
,hird time aud passed by vote Of 46 to
"a. Messrs. Bowman, Cook, Gamble,
Hartnyer. Shaw (of MineraO, Workman,
Hole. HINES, Pyle, StapletOn, Thompson
aud Wilson tof Wayne6 voting No.
Ia was generally understood that II MI
CIark's amendment prevailed the other
-, 600 would be raised by Mr.. henna
friends. Mr. Walker asked unanimous
consent g. amend the bill by SubStlt0~
ding $1,000 for =, GOO. Mr.. Gamble, in
voting against the bill, explained that
be considered General "StOnewall
Jackson the greatest man West Virginia
ever produced, and as long rs lac was
not recognized in this manner by his
State he was opposed 10 recognition OF
others. Il was not that he loved
Ee9na less. but he loved Jackson more.
ON Mr.. Meetings. motion, the SER
rC11t-at-armS was Instructed 10 enforce
ru,o -, excluding all visitors, loooylStS'
etc, from the floor Of the House. lie
explained that the appropriation OH
was under consideration, and he thought
the members had received all the IN
structions necessary on that point.
Tho House then took up the appropria-
ton bill, which was under consldera-
tlon the remainder of the dav.
At the evening session OF the House.
on motion Of Mr.. Floyd the further
consideration Of the appropriation Oil
was made a special order for 1880
o'clock tomorrow morning.
On motion Of Mr.. Thomas the rules
wera suspended for the purpose Of TAX
ING I'D for consideration the House bill
aGdiug several counties TO the general
boom law.
The Senate amendments were con-
Cured in aad the House bill amending
the acts concerning the criminal court
OF Eayette county was passed by a
unanimous vote.
The House Dill empowering the coun-
" court Of Kauawha TO bald q bridge
across the Kanawha, was read q third
time and passed.
The Senate bill to establish crimi-
nal court n Cabcll county was read
second time and amended 10 tx the
judges salary az 1850 instead OF 81, 500
and ordered 10 It's third reading.
House bin "a. amending The act in
cooperating the town OF GuyandOtte,
was, on motion Of Mr.. McCallister, laid
on the table.
The pendleton county court bill was
read third time, and passed.
The auti-Pinkerton Oil, House No.
2Gf, came up on It's third reading and
was passed.
on motion OF Mr.. Stapleton, Senate
DIN No. amending the Wood county
criminal court act, was taken up out OF
it's regular order and passed to It's third
reading.
The ''InQuisitorial Tax Bili' blouse
bin 52) was the next to come up IN reg
ul8r order on It's third reding. Mr..
O'Naue moved TO postpone indefinitely,
but afterwards withdrew with the I'M
derstandiug that the vote would decide
the fate of the bill. Mr.. Johnson spoke
briefly i'm support and Mr.. Lively in oD-
position 10 10. On its final vote the bill
passed; ayes 81, noes l.. The Ohio and
Kanawha county delegations voted sol
idly against it. The vote in the Senate
is expected to be close.
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BRIDGEPORT.


There arc q number OF people about
town aud the surrounding country
lab0riug under tho impression that,
when the new administration begins,
(which is two weeks hence that IS soon
as proper arrangements can be made
the postolice will be transferred into
the hands of q Democrat. This
is an erroneous idea. There will be no
change in the postotGce here for Gigt-
teen moAths 40 tho very least, IS the
present incumbent. Mr.. Brown, has had
the Office but TWO years. ConseQ uently
his term will not expire for some time 10
come. Dr. Cooke did not take the office
until two years Of CieyelaEd'S admins
ton was over. in order TO Oil out the
four years. His term in the Office ran
two years In HarriSCn'S administration.
Therefore. the present aSpirants will
have quite lengthy time 70 wait before
10 is time for the officials to even think
OF the matter.
Yesterday some OF the members of
the Street Car Company were over
negotiating with the c. Il p. officials
for a right Of way over their track IN
Orutt 10 run lAcAL Ours UuNu ID 4NSO
street % the corner where Bank street
intersectS, on the new double track,
which was laid when the street was
paved. As far as could DO learned sat
iSfactory arrangements were made, aud
no DOUBT work will Oe commenced on
relayins the track over the c. & T..
crossing. This viii prove . great con-
venience 10 the people Of town. as they
can boar a the cars AZ Dents drug store,
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Charleston Personals.

Gsttill IeltgTC1i % tse He9ts'er-
CHARLESTON, w. VA, February CO.
President T. NJ. Turner, Of the Nor
-antown University, has been here saw
eral days, looking after the apprOpri0-
ton for that institution. Delegate
G. L. Smith spent Sunday at his home
I'm Fa,rmont. Col. W. w. Arnett, OF
Ohio county, was one Of to-day'S ar
rivals.
Rev. Col Charlie r. Caldwell, Of
PsrkersbuIg, ex-Pr0SecutinG Attorney,
and late candidate for Congress, arrived
this morning, accompanied by Chief Of
Police James L. Neighen.
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conclude to give his whole attention to
his store in this city.
VIM. Yocum, of Elm Grove, ". Va,
and Miss Hannah Grouse were married
by Squire Frank Mason at the brides
home in the Fourth ward, Sunday even
ing.
Two colored DRINKS and disorderlies
were run in by the police Sunday night.
One paid out yesterday morning, while
the other languisheth in durance vile.
The heaters in some OF the school
buildings yesterday did no5 work prop
erly. and teachers and pupils had TO
wear their wraps.
There will be surprise when the names
OF the couple who are TO be married at
the fair Thursday evening are an
nounCed.
EX-County Recorder John NJ. Beckett
will lerve to-day for the South, TO look
after some investments in that section.
"Heid in Slavery" a nautical comedy
drama, will be presented at the E!ySsan
Theatre this evening.
Mrs. John Warnock, OF Warnock. is
the guest Of her son, Charles Warnock,
OF the Second ward.
Spaugler Post and the Women's Re-
lief Corps fair opens at City Hall to-
morrow evening.
Elder Elliot Ward. OF Springfield, o.,
will preach at the Christian church to-
morrow evening.
Col. J. r. Mercer, Of Chicago, is in
the city on a business trip and calling
on friends.
NJ. y. Mercer. the druggist, who has
been seriously i'll, is improving slowly.
The quilt ratiied off by Miss Lille
Benson was drawn by James Benson, Sr,
Henry Nagle is in from the Ear West
on visit 20 friends here.
Both banks will remain closed to-
morr0w-a legal holiday.
The Windsor saloon has been sold to
John McCaffrey.
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BELLhiRE.

The GAINESVILLE Sunday NClcS says
that part of the s., Il. & c. road, owned
by MuSkingUm county-nine miles
has not yet been sold, ard a deal Will
hardly be made at the price offered by
Col. Mooney, President Of the T., Il. q
c. road. The NccS says: "The county
railroad was leased TO the e., 4 81 c.
for three per cent. on its cost, making
an annual rental of So, $40. u is over
nine years since the lease was made,
and only $4,000 has been paid. There
is, therefore, now due the county from
this source nearly $50, 600. Under the
proposition made the commissioners by
Col. Mooney, the comfy would receive
S21, Gao for the railroad and i've claims
against the B., y. Il c. This is the
way the property stands ut present"
The parade OF the American Me-
chauics will take place tomorrow after
noon, starting at o'clock. They will
march over the principal streets aud re-
turn TO the ElySian Theatre, the new
flag to be raised in the City Park as the
procession passes that point. The fol-
lowing programme will be rendered at
the E!ySian, beginning at o'clock.
Music .........j r. y. L. A. N. band
Prayer ...... ......Eey D. W. Chsnc:sc
SON ................. ~ thc O-der
Recitation ........ MISS L0IlA thompson
Song .-....l sNStat y Uagteil'
Principles OF the Order. Hon. =. l. Weems
Solo &c. .... MISS Laura eellaIs
Recitation Miss Elsa Lazure
SOM .......... CRYSTAL Orartctte
Address on Washington. Kew y. ". Chandler
Music .......Jr. O. l. A. H. Band
It has been suggested that the flag
pole be raised in the city park to-day,
instead of tomorrow, IN order to avoid
the large crowd CT children who will be
out on that day, and the suggestion will
probably be adopted. Nearly every Sc
cret society in the city is q stakeholder
in the ilagpolo, and il Will DC raised and
dedicated with due ceremony.
Mayor MCGOWAN was az 81. Glars
vile yesterday attending court, and
young Fred Lucas was not given hear
ing on the charge OF burglary. The
goods recovered by the police have been
identified by the Manager OF Potts
store.
Charles Marlin, the man injured at
ROekershauSen' coal works, is resting
easier, and the attending physician is
Of the opinion that neither limb will
have 10 be amputated if gaDgrene does
rot develop.
Pittsburg parties were in the city yes
terlay looking for glass factory site.
There are several factories here now
idle which could be purchased at a
reasonable figure, and would be good
investment.
4 mission Of two weeks duration is
IN progress at ST. Johns Catholic
Church, conducted by Fathers Leo and
Erasmus, OF Cincinnati Monastery.
Services at and 4. m. and 100 p. IN.
4, C. Nicholson. better known in base
ball,circlss as "Parseu," has not yet
slgnsd 20 coming season aud may
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-21
NARTINI- EERRY.

The y. p. S. c. Il. OF the Presbyter-
ian Church will give concert at the
church Friday evening. The we'll
known artists will take part-Premier
Banjo and Mandolin Club; soprano,
Mrs. Flora Williams and Jennie VIII
Jams; tenors, MessrS. VIM. Mann and
Thos. Lloyd; baSso, Mr.. j. G. Gray; the
Presbyterian choir and Miss 5. b.
Thomas accompauiSt, and on March 10th
DR.. A. 3. Marshall will lecture on "a
Slice Of Turkey, or Palestine as Seen
from the Saddle" The price Of tickets
for the coarse will be so cents.
VIII Jordan, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Jordan, OF 2nd street, met with a
painful accident while visiting friends
on Little Short Creek. He was chop
ping wood with an Ak and in some man
ner the ak slipped and struck him on
the foot, making very painful but not
dangerous wound. He was brought
nome to receive the care Of his parents.
The reception Of the VS. on Washing
tors Birthday will be held at the Y. M.
/ c. A. rooms instead Of at the home Of
Misses May and Sue Thomas as at first
intended.
Frank Shutthworth has returned
from a trip through West Virginia,
where he has been in the interest OF the
Bellaiyo Stove Works.
Miss Mabel Cow, daughter OF Thomas
Cow, will be married to-day 10 gentle
man in Iowa. She has been teaching
school in that State.
Drs. Hobensack, DiclIey ard Black
ford performed delicate surgical ope-
ration for Miss Mary Jones, for the re-
lief Of her eyes.
opportunity Circle" Of the Kings
Daughters met last evening at the home
of Mrs. 3. Williams, on Broadway.
Samuel Strain, who has been the
guest OF his son George for several days,
went up to Brilliant yesterday.
Several of the sheet mills at the Aetna
and Standard were eff yesterday on &C.
coun. OF the shortage Of gas.
Miss Ella Tweed has returned to her
home at Steubenylle after a pleasant
visit with friends in this city.
Consumers Of natural gas were com
ulaining yesterday Of the shortage of
that commodity.
J. +. Martin paid 60 and costs for a
racket on Hanover street yesterday
| morning.
John &. Gillespie returned to Pitts
burg, after spending Sunday with his
family.
ice Green, labor boss OF the new
Standard mill, is of oh account OF i'll
ness.
John Roberts left yesterday morning
to visit friends in New Brighton, Pa.
Mrs. Ed. Mccarthy is recovering
from a severe attack OF pneumonia.
Henry Single, Of Welsburg, was
calling on friends here yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Seabright has returned
from q visitsto Bellaire friends.
The Us had meeting at the home OF
Miss Bessie Brady last evening.
James Dutton, of Ellwood, is in the
city the guest OF friends.
Mrs. John Selby is seriously Ill at her
home on Eighth street.
OfIicer Bowman, who has been quite
| III, is slowly improving.
Mrs. L. Z. Smith is the guest OF
Wellsburg friends.
Glenn McCabe was in Be!laire on BUSH
ness yesterday.
Mrs. j. p. Crowell is confined to her
home quite III.
Capt. W. Il. Orr is again laid up with
illness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-21
Qnr stale-53eal estate.
4 GOOD INVESTMENT
Real Estate Offered for Sale
NOw.--Easy Terms.

o. 700 only Tor a two. story brick, four rooms
and basement kitchen, natural gas in house.
Lot 30yl3J Eon street, north OF Eleventh. TX
not sold before, this property viii DC offered sf
public sale In front Of the Court House on feOt
Tuary y, a. 10 o'clock a. M. Terms, cash.
- 200 for n twostory brick Dwelling, hTe
rooms and lot Situate on EoH street, below
rwenty.thirI street
s. OC0-Two.story brick, five rooms, south tics
Fourteenth street =
sL3O-Irame cottsge and lot on Woods
street below Twenty nth street.
f3C0O-rwsstory brick, seven rooms and hAlit
Eof street two doors north o Twelfth street
NJ1O-rwo story brick. eight rooms mo1er1
imprC yements. on Chspline, north Of Eleventh.
street
"a sOO-LarFe two story frame. Eve roomk
stable IN rear. Lot 2jxlC0; Chapline, belot
Thifty-1ith street
sSOCO-Two-siory brick. six rooms and cellar.
Fine lot. Chapline, belo" Tweniy'seventh
street
tsGO-Fibe twostory brick dwelling. eight
ICONS and bath room. ali modern Improvements.
Narket street. near Ninth
sLGJ0-TwOstory frame, Eve rooms on Locust
street
- 5OO-Two story brick. store and svo rooms,r
Frame. three rooms Ia rear, Main street, below
TweDiy-s c0ud street.
EV0-Fine two-story residences. ten rooms.
modern iInDfOysincuts. stable In rear Lot al
By 10. Market street, south % Twentieth street.
sljj0-hew twO.stOry frame, four rooms. Lot
= By il5, corner NafsnAll and Twenty
ltfEfkt.
t3GOj-Two story brick. seven rooms. lot
runs 70 creek. Twentieth street, opposite !. NJ
A. building,
N,5CO-TWo new twosiory frame dnsiiipgt.
SIX rooms each snd lot. east heCOiloch street.
f25D-Large tvo-Ii0ry brick. seven rooms
and hall Lot - by 100 lion fcncs In front.
CEAplino. below Tbirty.fitn street
4 Zoe country residence In best plrtof Pleas
ant VALLEY.
sJscre garden or dairy farm, four miles up
The river
OFFERED FOR A SHORT TINE ONLY.
Here's a rare chance for some one. 20 feet On.
Market street, north Of the posiofiiee. u re
aud O. on Main street, rorth Of biItssnib, al
with iHo aud three story bfick buildings.
FOR RENT APRIL.
A twosiofy brick. sjgttroOms and bath room.
Market above Sinth street.
Large store room uncef Arion HAL. corner
Hain aud Nsntiefh streets.
A two story brick seven rooms. Chaplin, bs-
low ThiTty.nfiD street
A tWo-story brick. siH rooms beYcntesnlh
street corner Woods street
a t,To-sfory bfisk. I've rooms. Fourteenth a.
A dostIe two-stoTy ffams Eve rooms and
room 10 garrett. each fics, Aorth Penn street.
Island.
a ,ef.scre bo,.cm below MsNeebsn, on eous,
~ road.
Low Twenty .stzfh
north q Fourteenth street
Yor particulars and terms, Inquire Of
c. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Real Estate and Notary Business. corner Fosf.
teeth aad MARKET streets. Wheeling, ". Va
81
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A1fT1<A1Il
T0NG pROCESSTON

4 LONG EHUJENNIUN
Of diseases start from a torpid liver ana IN
pure blood DR.. Pierce'S Golden Medical Dis
c0yerv cures every one OF them. 1t prercGts
them. tee. Take il, IS you ought, when you
reel tho first symptoms tlanguor, loss OF op-
petite. drllnoSs, depreSsiOn) and you'll s2Vo
yourself from something serious.
i'm building up needed flesh and strength,
and 20 purity and ep.rica the blood, nothing
can equal the " DiScovtyy.n Il invigovates
the liver ard kidney s, promotes al The bodily
functions, and brings hack health and vlgor.
For Dvsuepsia. " ilvc- Complaint Bilious
7,sss ana An ScrofUlocs, skin, and Scalp Dis
1865. b. IS tho Only remedy that's cWdrGateed
TO bereSt or care, in every cas-, or the money
i refunded
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-21
FOR SALE.

Fine form. ls3 acres, on National road, nine
miles east Of city. on easy terms
Farm 10 acres, four miles north 81 city; good
place for dairy business
House 10 rooms. fifteenth street, vi.h modern
Improvements.
House rooms, Sixteenth street, &C. 90
House or IONS, Fourteenth ftseet. $500.
House rooms. Charles street, Genre wheel
Ing, ESQ
splsnded condition. oak lnish inside. 200.
House rooms TYenty-tbird street. ~, -.
House rooms, NoT.h y zsket street. $3.50.
House rooms on E5n street, Centre Wheel
Ing. lot s5Ile9 feet g. .eo0.
Sex lots in good locations in PAX View,
Two bali lots In Hanilsn's addition, cheap
or easy terms
ksrkst street business property at mOse'a.s
price.
Three houses. Xoyst.n street, Sixth ward.
100
Lot Twenty ninth street.. ssOo
Oue-hall lot on ChaDiiHe street sixth vard,
oue.h.li lot on MccolIoch stree. cssirs
Oss Of ihs bsst manufacturing sites Ia ne
NV. fronting On two railroads
20. ss0J yl.ofC and q 90 u loan on city real
estate
NESBITT & DEVIEE,
falls - Szr<st street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-21

UTANTED-A GOOD FARM HAND. FOR
w address enquire at Leatherwood Toll
Gate fe19dqcs
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Qttptls.
Govt.
9nr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TOR sALE-A TURK WATER MOTOR.
Il For further particulars address Power,
care Of this OlliCe. te0s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-21

About Cstarrh. 10 matter what you've
tried and found wanting, you cSn be cured
rristcrs Of tbs medicine agree to euro you,
or they'll pay Soa 500 II caSh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-21

TOR sALE-oNE % AND ONE 20 INCH
Il pulley, and inch face respectively. APP
uly atthis office. jain
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uTANTED-To SELL FOR RENT AND FOR
w sale Cards, Blank Deeds and Deeds OF
Trust. Blank Leases Justices blanks etc.
REGISTER Counting Rooms
UJANTED-AT OMEGA GlDDLE-AGED
w woman who wants home: 70 keep herse
for n widower Must be neat ana clean. Ad-
dress, Box 276, Clsysyille, Ps. Ja@ieh
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GEO. r. TAYLOR,
FOR aale---RenI Gstats.

NOR SALE AND FOR RENT CARDS AT
II the REgtsrEE Counting Rooms.
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rJ1oR sALE-To COUNTRY PRINTERs-A
[ good Rotary Gard Gutter. Cheap. Address
"Prlnter" this Office. lylIeah
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ros particulars and terms inquire Of
c. a. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Resl Estate and Notary Business. rorner Fogf.
teeth and MARKET streets. wheeling. W. Va.
fellh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-21

T1OR SALE-COPY OF RICHARDS ATLAS
A O. Wheeling. Price, 50. Box 90, CITY
T. o. oei0-h
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FOR SALE.

Real Estate Agents and Collectors. Notefl'
Public 81 Zane street. Island. ic1ec
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-11
TRAINS NORTHWARD.
sDaily.

Train y IS limited and will only have
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars No extra
charge in addition 10 hrSt-class passage
rate and regular Pullman car fare.
STOPPING PLACES.
Nos Ia, "a, A. 40 and 90 make no Stons
Nos. 10, %. "a, 80, 80, f3 and rs SION on
signal at Manchester. Drewry's. CenfraIla
and Chester. Nos. 81, 35, 81 and AZ viii
stop on signal at all stations. ''
Pullman Palace Buffet Sleeping Cars on all
sleeping cars between Richmcnd and Iyncb-
NEW LINE TO ATLANTA. GA
Leave Richmond 915 A. VI. daily: arr,x.
ing Weldon 1910 T. NJ and AT Atlanta a
A. NJ. via $, A. l.. Through sieepers itch
mond TO Weldon and Weldon g Atlanta.
Richmond 800 A. NJ. Norfolk. .ii's5 =.
Rlchmond. s5.35 Z. VI. Norfolk. 300 = II
Norfolk. 81 80 A. NJ. Richmond 10 80 A. AZ
Norfolk. 400 T., NJ. Richmond $40 +. NJ
and Norfolk at 400 T.. NJ are solid train.
between these two pc'uts. and passengers
60 through without change OF cars tioss
connections are also made at petershury ~
the 5:35 II. NJ. and 3:l0 T. NJ. trains froy
Richmond for Norfolk. H
Trains leaving Richmond az 900
1920 r. NJ. and 1880 L, NJ. ard arrlyinc,
at Richmond at $50 A. NJ, 2;l5 +. NJ and
500 p. NJ. make close connection al Peters
burg to and from Farmyille, Lynchbure ana
West.
X. NJ. SULLY.
:. Superintendent
VI. T. H. MYERS
General Superintendent
Z. H. EMERSON. Traffic Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-11
JUSTICE JOHNS COURT.
The Day Was Cold, but Not Too Cold 70
His Honor

Yesterday was a cold day. The breezes
that whstled around the corners Of Jus
tice Johns courtroom were piercing in
the extreme; 1t was a "nipping. eager
air" and several ordinance breakers
sauntered into the courtroom and how
cred around the coy stove with as much
satisfaction as IL they had received IN
vitations TO big Democratic banquet
But it's cold day when His Honor gets
left. and he was. in all respects, equal
TO the emergency yesterday.
Sergeant Thomas Ventured the remark
that fines were many, collections were
few" but His Honor was not RESPONSE
BILE for the paucity of lucre on the part of
visitors, and the thrilling words, two
dollars and COSTS" were sung out with
as much fuency as an auctioneers,
who'll give me more"
The Justices head is chock full Of legal
lore. He always has a verdict suitable
to the case. You would be surprised to
see how rapidly he can dispose of a 81
drunk, and the only way to account for
II is the old familiar reason, practice
makes perfect"
The case of Fannie Brown (colored)
charged with stealing lot Of coal from
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, was continued.
Hugh Jones has every prospect of be-
coming a wealthy man. He recently got
on nice. complete jag. and His Honor
charged him 81 for this indiscretion
Hugh had the money on his clothes.
with which to pay his fine, but was
10th to part with the shekels. He de-
cided that rather than allow this amount
to go out Of his possession he would go
TO the calaboose. When l last saw him
he was sleeping peacefully on the bench
OF an ante-room in the court. Mr.. Glib
bons chaperoned him TO the jail a little
later, however.
1t cost Willie Berry 1870 for cursing,
abusing and beating Sadie Corr in the
street
William Henderson and Richard Cal
win Doth cOlored) were dismissed from
the charge of vagrancy.
An attachment was made for James
Cavanaugh for disorderly conduct in
Younger Loving's bar-room.
The cases OF Willis Brown and John
Henry Price doth colored), charged with
doing the Sullivan and Corbett act in the
street, were continued till the 18th in
slant.
Richard Clarke (colored) repeated the
grand jag act, and was touched for 81
and costs.
The case OF Jim Dansey, charged with
stealing pair If fan-tail pigeons from +.
The bounteous bibulations of Moses
Page tcolored) cost him little over
$3.50. Probably the fine would have been
lishtened had not Moses proceeded to
make things lively in A. Krainers bar
room. The Justice does not believe in
excitement Of any kind. hence he swelled
the jack pot.
William Robinson (colored) is now griev-
ing over the payment OF $3.50. for which
amount he was pulled on the charge
Of being drunk and whooping up the
neighbors.
John D. Lange. charged with being
drunk and cursing and abusing Alice
p. Allen. was dismissed on payment of
costs.
Buster Meade tcolOred got tediously
bored with things In general, and de-
cided 10 stir up things little. His coun-
tenanee wore decidedly penitent ex-
preston yesterday morning. and His
Honor dismissed the case.
And a pair OF blonde aces closed the
game.