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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-29
ChamberIain's Cough Remedy.

This remedy is intended especially
for coughs, colds, Group, whooping
cough and influenza. 1t has become
famous for it's cures Of these diseases,
ovcra large part Of the civilized world.
The most llattering testimonials have
been received, giving accounts OF its
good works: Of the aggravating and
persistent coughs it has cured of
severe colds that have yielded prompt
ly to its soothing effects, and OF the
dangerous attacks of Group it has
cured, often saving the life of the
child The extensive use of it for
wlooplng cough has shown that it
=robs that discasc.of all dangerous con-
sequences. Sold BY lIil-oH. Drug
20.
.lthougl, Il girl may know but
little Of business, she always knows
enough to consider scaled proposals.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
ADJUSTMENTS
ACApENnY OF MUSIC.

The ever-favnrlte Pauline Han and
her hielh-Class company OF vaudeville
Artists win appear at the Academy OF
Music Tomorrow, Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings. and n matinee ON
Wednesday at popular prices. The
company this season is composed en-
tirely OF iirst-class ARTISTS, an effort be-
ing made by her to suipass anything
m this line. Manager Arthur has en-
gaged her Ito appear here at great ex-
pense. The company win be without
douht the best he has had during the
season Her reputation as a burlesquer
is well l1nbwn wherever she has APP
peared. This is the first time Pauline
HAN has ever appeared in this city at
popular prices, and she will undoubt-
ed;y each night play to a crowded
house. Manager Arthur has been Sc
.rCltmg the best hurlesque shows as has
been shown in the past. not to speal
~ The queen OF buisesquers. which HI,
Offers to the public the first three
nights of this week.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
THE WEATHER.

New York Herald's Forecast.-ln the
Middle States and New England to-day,
fair weather, slowly falling temperature
and fresh westerly to mortherly winds
VIII prevail.
On Tuesday. fair to partly cloudy
VIII prevail. with westerly and northerly
winds possibly followed by rain or snow
on the coasts.
On Wednesday, probably partly cloudy
TO fair, with slight changes OF tcmpora-
iure.
Forccast for Monday. .-lcastern Penn
sylvania, New Jerey-Falr high month
westerly winds
Delaware and Maryland.-falr slowly
diminishing northwesterly winds
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
THE NEWS OF ST GEORGES

FORMER s. BAKER or THE HOUSE
CLARK breaches IN MINISTER'S
ABSENCE.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
81. Georges. March 2o.-The Frances
Willard Chapter Of the Epworth League
OF the Methodist Church gave a very in
terosting, humorous and cdifying literary
entertainment on Thursday evening. The
han was packed with a RESPONSIVE and
appreciatlvc audience.
Rev. r. A. Davidson. pastor of tho
Presbyterian Church, and family have
been visiting friends IN Washington FOR
the past two weeks. During Mr.. David
sons absence services have been held by
Hon. Theodore Clark, an elder Of the
church. and late speaker OF the House OF
Representative.
A lawsuit between Messrs Feams ant
Money. Of Delaware Cityg was held bcfor,
Squire Sutton on Friday. Verdict wa,
rendered In favor OF Mr.. Money The lat
ter was represented by w. J. Willis. o
Wilmington.
Miss Lillian Everett. Of Philadelphia
has been the guest of Miss EVA Suttoi
for the past week
Miss rlben Griffin. assistant teacher o
the public school, left town on Friday 10
visit 10 her parents, at Kenton.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
lATrpR PUBIIC PAT.

1lhs question: OF whatlher or not There
wli. be a city election in JUNE will uest
with tha Department of Elsctlons, and
WE dnciine 10 THE te1es that cnle WIFI
SO held THERE are, OF c1m1se. Those
among this present city offlce-hogder's
Nlhlo think THAT It would he an outrage
10 drsregard a legal technica,Tty amid
llul alul dlecuons but hllrgsr for twill
mcre years df public pap inspires THE
thlouehlt VIE mndImstanl That Mayor
Mcuer has BEEN advised 10 hoild ON no
dh1 cffloer OF mayer, I'D matter whether
am electjon is held or not His adviser
muet be AM enemy IN his, fer such a
eouss would utterly destroy tlhe stand
ing cf ,he mayOr ln a community
Nlhioh has hononed him TO THE full ex-
Osnt OF HIS dHeIseints.
The Plain facts cf thla matter are
tt.se; The Republicans are now I'm III
fee IN dhis city. Thley know dhat I'm
June tIhe Unlldu Republicans win p.ac,
a ticket in The field against Uhdm. This
Gnearcr "a Demccaatic success and ltht
orssdlng of The IRdgu,ar Tlepublicams
idncwlnlg these Things to be- true TIN,
Reguran Republicans -lh M
tine munlcapal e.eotlonis bin aI1 Dover
even afaur ~ lhad been apprwed by all
three parties, and hoped 10 prevenit amy
election from beIhg held. But thkg
have counted wilthout tihdlr host, for
tho Departments cf Illecalons WILL hlold
am clection amid the paTsl ns ejectlet
Win take their eeaBs.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
TO HONOR BAYARD.
MEETING OF THE BAYARD MEMO
RIAL COMMITTEE SATURDAY.

VIEWS OF THE VARIOUS MEM
PFRs ON TJHE FORM THE Me.
MoRHAL OF THE LATE THOMAS
f. BlAYARlD SHOULD TlAE1E-NA-
1GpANUEL F. wILDiS RESIGNS
An interesting meeting Of the Bay
ard Memorial Committee was held in
the rooms OF the Delaware Historical
Society at o'clock Saturday after
noon.
The meeting was called TO order by
President Lewis G. Vandegrift, and ar
ter the mlnniues of the previous meet
ing had been read by Secretary HoweA
s. England, the resignation Of Nathan
lei f. Wllds Of Smyrna, was presented,
and accepted. Mr.. Wilds gave as the
reason for resignation his removal
from his present location, thereby
causing him to be unable to act on
the commlittee.
Upon motion of DIR. Irving S. Val
andigham, Of Mbddletowm, DR.. r. s
Errcgoods name was presented as a
successor to Mr.. Wilds. He was
unanimously elected by the members
present.
According to former plans numerous
letters from members of the COMMITTEE
we're read relative TO the form the me
mortal to be prepared by the commit
tee should take. Amlong the commm.
nlcaMons were ,etters from w. w
Pusay, ]. A. Moore, General Theodore
Armstrong, 70. Tatnall Warner, ex.
Governor stockley, DIR. I. S. va,iandig-
ham, Samuel Bancroft, Jr., and II. p
Suolh
The ideas regarding the memorial
we're many, MIR. Bancroft suggested
that a library to be known as the Bay
ard Memorial Library, be established
and located in the parrish house Of ORD
Siwedes' Church. The library, he sug.
gosted, should be a branch OF the WEE
mington Free Library, and under tn,
direction and management of the
same.
H. I. Scott suggested that a mOnu.
ment or sta no o. the lata Thomas e
Bayard, OF high merit, be erected in
some prominent Place in the city. tnt
Court House square being mentioned
as suitable place.
Dr.. VaJandigham was in favor ol
any kind of memorial that would mos
benefit the citizens OF the state, which
Mr.. Bayard loved so much and served
SO faithfully
Ex-Governor StoCkiey favored a pub
JIG library or something on that order
e. Tatnall Warmer suggested a ME
monal building for the use Of the His
torical Society General Armstrong
was in favor OF procuring, II possible
an artistic statue OF MIR. Bayard. III
WAS in doubt II such a statue could b
puccrred, and il such was the case, h,
would suggest a building for the His
torical Society.
DR.. John A. Moore, OF Fe.ton, fathe
OF Peace Commissioner Moore, express
ed his Willingness to assist the com
mittee IN seledting any sort of memor
itl that light meet with the approva
CT the members. w. w. Pusey's ide,
was TO create a memorial fund for
complete restoration OF OGd SwedeS
lChurch
After much discussion on the differ
ant Ideas suggested, in the letters, L
r. Warmer, Andrew c. Gray, and Joh
5. Rossell, were appointed a commit
tee to consider the most feasible plan
for the insbtuulng of a memorial an
lay their ideas before the assooiatio
at It's next meeting on April s.
1t is probable that the idea of ereci
ing a memorial building for the use {
the Historical Society," as suggested
Mr.. Warmer, win be adopted by tn
committee.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20

APOPIJEXY. DR.. Agnew's Cure for
the Heant IS equally effccdive in apo
pleotlc symptoms II you have unpleas,
ant ylizzihess, iGglhtnaaS or sudden
rush ~ blood to THE head. take puscaal-
tiOrE against a recurrence. This greaa
remedy will remove the cause. TIL:
press * the lanti has daily long ulsi
of suddkn deaths which would not ib'
ohronic,eh II DR.. Agnlewls Cure for ths
Heart were used.-el. Sod iby MElel
Drug Company, i02 Market, and N. B
DanlorJh, Market and Sec.nd streets.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
s.PpcIAL JURY DRAWN.

PrOthonotary Woolley has drawn.
names of the forty.eight men to be
submitted to counsels in the case OF
George b. Anderson VS.. Mayor and
Council of Wilmington. A special jury
Will he drawn fIcm these names who
W. thy the csc.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
ENO OF CYCLE SHOW
THE FAIR CLOSED AT MIDNIGHT ON
sATuRDAY-CLUB CLEARED $3.50.

SATURDAN-CLUB CLEARED $3.50.
The fair of the Wilmington Bicycle
Club, which has been held In Pyle's Cycle
Academy for the past two weeks closed
saturday night.
a large crowd was present Much in
tcrcst was manifested In the voting con-
tests. which closed at II o'clock. The
harhcr's chair was won by c. II. Preston.
who received 1926 votes. NJ. A. LaRowc
received the harbers pole. lie received
965i votes. Wilmington Conclavc OF Mo-
gullians won the set OF band Instruments.
II received $3.50 votes, while Industry
Conclave received 1909 votes
Tho S75 bicycle was won by s. ]. Ian
man, pair OF tires went TO Howard Car
yer, and p. l.. Rice, Jr., secured the BIZ
cycle saddle
Ross 4 Son awarded a Twentieth Cen
tury lantern to II. l.. Downes, OF No. ii0i
Lowering avenue. and Howard ID. Ross
also presented a lamp TO William Rice
Henry Spencer. OF No 1921 West Elghtl
street, won "A barrel Of flour; Mrs. Sanlue
Hawkins, an aquarlam. and George l.
Huxley, a rocking chair
1t is thought the club cleared alou
81 500.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
TO FIX DAMAGES.

j. S. Harrington. A. ]. Horscy and Co
lumbus Watson, appointed by the Lezis-
lature TO assess damages as a result OF
building the ID. NJ. a v railroad bridge
over ASA awoman canal. were here on Sal.
urday afternoon and heard testimony.
Another meeting will be held on April 5
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
INInALNr BURIED.

AS nothing was learned OF the par.
entage Of the dead infant found last
Thursday in South Wilmington, the re-
mains were inferred on Friday last by
Deputy Coroner Giles at Farnhurst
Evening journal., 1899-03-20

We fax confident THAT within two or
shH-e years OH THE compile
t'on of the New Cast.r c mney
wiorkhl rse, Kent and Sugeex c-unIblts
viii teg!n tcgglug cur courIly 90 1ut
tihcm come I'm and enjoy it's bsmehts.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
TO OPEN ON WEDNESDAY

The Wilmington and Brandy,vine
Springs Railway Company will begin run
ming cans on regular half-hOur schedule
from Fourth and Market streets to the
Springs on March %.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20

DO right this year; buy for your
home a Ludwig Piano. Nothing better.
Store 5i5 Shipley street.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
sERIEs or spEcIAI, ArEETINus


A series OF special revival meetings will
be held al German Baptist Church begin
ming tonight. Rev.A. = Mlhm. the pastor
will be assisted by Revs. w. Kuhn and l..
G.. Krunch. Of Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
STATION on rur rp.Ac1-

Al GTubb's Landing the small +. W &
y. railroad station was blown on t6e
tracks and train No. % was DELAYED for
several minutes. -o
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
THE STAR OF ALL soUBRETTEs.
MISS KATHERINE ROBER. IN
GREAT PRODUCTIONS OF NEW
YORK SUCCESSES.

Miss Katherine Rober. whose attractive
personality is TO brighten the Grand
Opera House for the entire week com.
mencing Tonight in an eu-irc
new repertoire OF New York succc scs.
viii certainly be a great treat TO our vne-
atrc-socrs, as Il Is far beyond the most
of Other repertoire companies. The plays
be a relief and no doUtt viii be appre-
ciatod by our many thcatre-goers. This
Is AN event that has long been looked for.
ward to by our people, and We trust that
they wnl take advantage OF this fact
and have their seats reserved for the en-
tire week. Notwlths landing the enormous
expense OF this very fine organization,
that has the endorsements OF the clergy
and press the prices will be only 10, % 90
cents; daily matinecs commencing Tues.
uay, 1000 seats at 10 cents.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets
Druggists refund monev "a II falls. zc.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
STEAM HEAT AND POWER.

SECTION 96. Every corporation organ
led under the provisions Of this Act for
the purpose Of producing or distributing
steam heat and power. shall In addition
10 the powers conferred upon corpora
tons generally, have full authority to lay
tho necessary pipes and conduits beneath
the public roads, highways, streets, ave-
nues and alleys In this State; provided.
however that such pipes and condults
shall be laid at least three feet below the
surface Of the same, and shall not In any
wise unnecessarily obstruct or interfere
with public travel, or damage pubic OF
private property; and provided, also that
the consent Of the Council Town Com
missioncrs or other persons having con-
troll over the public roads, highways,
streets. avenues and alleys of the city,
town and district wherein or through
which II is contemplated 20 lay such
pipes and conduits beneath such pubic
roads highways. streets, avenues or al
leys. shall nrst. and as a condition prece-
dent. be obtained, before any such public
roads. highways, streets avenues or al
ieys shall be disturbed. opened or dug up
Commissioners. TO be by ordinance o.
such Council or Commissioners dul,
adopted or of such persons having con
/ troll over the public roads or highways
by resolution adopted at meeting to b
/ held not less than thirty days after notic'
thereof shall have been given by notices
posted up In five OF the most publh
/ places on the public road or highwa,
| witch ia proposed to be used for the piir
poses aforesaid; that such use OF publi
| roads highways. or streets. avenues ans
alleys IN any OF the cities. towns or dis
tricts Of this State shall be subject q
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE.

SECTION 102 That any telesraph or
telephone corporation organized under
the provisions OF this Act, shall In addi-
tion TO the powers conferred upon corpo-
rations generally, have authority TO oc-
cupy and use public streets, roads lanes'
alleys avenues. turnpikes, and water
ways within this State OF elsewhere, II
they Shall extend their lines and busi-
ness. for the erection Of poles and wires
or cable or underground conduits. por-
tions Of which they may lease. rent OF
hire to other like companies, provided
that before entering upon any street
road lane alley avenue. turnpike OF
waterway the consent Of the authorities
having jurisdiction thereof shall have
first been obtained. and the same shall
hc used and occupied under such rules
and regulations as shall be prescribed by
such authorities: and that the portion.
OF The surfaces OF the streets. avenues OF
alleys disturbed In laying the wires. ca
Evening journal., 1899-03-20

SECTION 100. Every corporation in
laying wires for conveying electricity. OF
OF the cOnduits containing said wires
shall lay the same at the greatest prac-
ticable distance from the outside of any
water or gas pipe now laid down, and
when II is practicable and so provided in
Its permits such distance shall not be less
than three feet. except in case where II
shall be necessary that the said wires or
conduts shall cross or intersect any such
water or gas pipe.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-06-15
NEW HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Board Disagrees Over the
Appointment of
DR.. Rector.

cornoration Counsel McDermott sub
mitted an opinion to the Police Commits
sioners yesterday to the effect that the
Health inspector, six city physicians,
two plumbing inspectors, two scow cap
tains and the fumigator are not protect
ed by the tenure of office act. The opin-
ion was ordered spread in full upon the
minutes of the Board.
Chief Murphy commended the New
York and New Jersey Telephone Com
pany for its prompt work. Last week the
Chief complained that owing to the in
creased telephone business in the de-
partment the present service was INSULT
cient. The matter had not been reported
to the company twenty-four hours be-
fore it had another wire up. which gave
the department increased and better ser
vice.
DR.. Alexander Robinson, a recent grad
uate of the medical department OF the
New York University, was reported by
the authorities of the City Hospital as
the successful candidate for the position
Of ambulance surgeon.
The committee also reported that at a
recent meeting it had been decided to es-.
tablish a genealogical department in
the hospital. The matter was referred.
DIR. ]. M. Rector was recommended .or
the position as head of the department.
The latter suggestion caused several ply
siclans, including Doctors Lefoute, Slav-
in and Robinson, to protest against the
appointment of DIR. Rector on account
of his age. The protesting physicians
said that a physician of more mature
years and one of more extensive prac-
tice should have charge of the depart
ment if one was established. TIE doc
tors say hat they would much prefer
not to act under the advice of a young
man with but little more experience
than themselves.
The following chancemen were appoint
cdr. J.. Brady, f. A. Karsen. NJ. J.
Doyle. ]. W. Burns, M. C. Sheehail, E..
j. Doyle, C ] Boldt and Joseph May
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-06-15
ESPECIAL MASTERS SALEM CHAN

ESPECIAL MASTERS SALEM CHAN
Gerry of New Jersey.
Il w William C. Cudlipp and wife,
accomplishments, and Emily j. DeLong ct al,
defendants.
On bill for partition and decree for sale.
William C. Cudlipp, Solicitor.
BY virtue of a decree OF the Court or
aChancery of New Jersey. made in the
cause, on the twelfth day of May,
|$eighteen hundred and ninety-nine, direct
Uses mentioned and described in said de-
cree for sale, +, William G: y. See, Spe-
scial Master in Chancery of New Jersey,
sshall sell at public vendue, TO tne h}ghest
June, 1899, at two o'clock In the after
Snoon, upon the premises hereinafter de-
Inscribed, AL the following lands and prem
Uses, being the same described IN SAID de--
All thsst lot of land situate in Jersey
City, County of Hudson, State. OF New
SJersey, beginning at a point on the north
|ierly side of Bay street, distant one huns
1.-THE northwest corner of Grove and Bay
streets; thence northerly parallel with
Grove street one hundred feet; thence
WESTERLY parallel with Bay street twenty
street one hundred feet to Bay
street: thence easterly along the north
erly side, of Bay street twenty-five feet
to the point of beginning. Being the
Edison by Thomas S. Christophers and
wife. by deed recorded in Hudson County
| REGISTERS office, in Book 6 of Deeds, at
page 1885, &c.
| ditaments and appurtenances. to said
premises belonging or in anyWise apper-
Dated May 18th, 1889.
WILLIAM g.. e. SEE,
| Special Master in Chancery of New Jer-
O
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-06-15
RAILROADS.
FOR THE WEST.

SIS A. NJ, Fast Mail, limited to two Buffet
Parlor Cars, daily to Pittsburg, connecting
there for Chicago; CNo eoacnes 70 bnis Pasrior
cs s;lS daily Al. No for f PIitsb burg
iio.H A. NJ. the celebrated Pennsyiyani ssr LIN
com eomposed exclusively Of Pullman ns nessi9ole
Compartment, Sleeping. Dining; tionary M
a mS1a s%ok aIsstf Ears g sss'saa daily IL 5or F5t a1.S95s.
Chicago, Cleveland, In Inc anIada1
81, LOUIS Cbicago and St. Louis Express,
with vestipule sleeg,ag and p 4bInsg SaF slee dang
@ St; LOUIS ss and oh 1yia OGsineinnat6 and In
oi III p NJ. western Express, with vsstipnls
1oiujne car to Philadelphia. and Pittseurs u
Chicago arn Exnress Sleeping
and mining Cars daily to Cincinnati. Louisvliie
and St. Louis. -,
car to Pittsburg. Connects for chicago daily.
O. V%qaveiand except Saturday. Daily for
K sIa X Tenn. via Shenandoah valley
R 500 p. NJ. Man and hxpFHsss, Pullman f p1ffs.
sleeping Car ar,d to N West nWS;eek-days. No coaches.
p WASSIfM0RE, WAsH1NGroN AMI LIE
SOUTH
pol+;noore. Washington and the South at
"a Al o.29 Dining Carr, lila Dlnlng
20, At ia. 2.29, 3.H S.4 Congressional
Garl - parlor Cars and Pennsylvania Rail
road Dining can: 40 y Sprn and 12.so night. On
ins Al ga, lila Dining carr A. M,
9uWaas "A GA Congressional Limited Parior
- sd Pennsylvania Railroad Dining carr,
taIs irving carr, 5.14 Dining Caro-, and so
44' md 1890 night. Fer Baltimore only,
ia p. NJ. week days.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
zvnress for philadelphia, 6.3S, IA, 7.45, S.l5,
q ~ ga uO.14 Pennsylvania Limited.
SD ;. 10 snd II IA Dining Carr A.. NJ; 12.19, LA.
~ % SIS, 3.14, Ala IA, AS, 5.14, GA
10, rarl. s.14, SIG, bis P. NJ, and 1890
e eirt sunday, s.S4. S.44, 9,15. 9.44 do.14 Penn
liS nan Limited. 1916, lila Dining Carr A.
syiNa III IA Dining carr. s.4, Alb, AS Din
No 1 car. 5.14 Dining Carr, GA Dining Carl,
Z "a S1s' e.15 P. NJ. and $3.50 night. Accom-
ona5,tion. Ills A. NJ. 4.52 and lis P. NJ.
rnaeIg DAYS. Sundays, 5.15 and 7,15 p M.
For Atlantic City, 1880. 1929 Saturdays
onlv 11l4 A. NJ. LA, 2.29 P. NJ. (2.S0 F. NJ.
tphroi1gh V~estibuled Train, Buffet Parlor
Cars Passenger Coach. n Combined
GGaaach weekdays; and 1880 and GA A. NJ.
sq For Cape May, 1880. 11.14. Saturday
,nly' A.. NJ. LIS P. NJ weekdays; 1870
&. M. Sundays,
pd,ut PIeasant. and intermediate stations, via
I,ohnav o % A.. NJ, 105. 243, 1852. 4.Si and
: % p NJ. tStop at Interlaken for Asbury
81 u or Ocean Grove on Sunday.9
TIE New York Transfer Company will call
ror and check baggage from and to hotels and
residences
j. B. HUTCHINSON. J Z. WooD.
Gent Manager GENT passenger Agent
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-06-15
DR.. COLOMBIAN ACQUITTED.
Passed a Worthless Check Which
He Thought Was Good.

DR.. ]. Colombani, of West Hoboken,
was tried before Judge Blair in the Spe-
cial Sessions Court, yesterday, on a
charge of having passed a worthless
check for $3.50. The check was drawn
on the National State Bank of Canada,
to the order of DR.. Colombani and signed
by J. H.. Bayard.
j.. T. Broadway, paying teller of the
bank in question, testified that Bayard
had kept an account in the ban for a
short time and had drawn out all except
rs cents. against which, he said, over
two hundred checks had been drawn.
DR.. Colombani testified that he came by
the check honestly. That 1t was for SER
vices rendered to Bayard in Brooklyn,
and that he innocently asked a friend to
cash the check for him. There was no
evidence to show to the contrary and
Judge Blair said that as the charge was
cused.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-06-15
TO HOT TO BREAK THE LAW.
Justice Potts Had Little to Do in
His Court This Morning.

But little business was transacted in
the Second Criminal Court, this morning.
Charles Market, of No. 101 Hoadley ave-
nue., and William Petersen, of the same
address, were arraigned on a charge of
petit larceny, preferred by Contractor
Bernard Reilly, who accused them of
stealing a fagstone. They were found not
guilty. Tod Moore, who had just fin
shed serving a term in the Essex Coun-
ty Pe%nitentiary, at Caldwell, was held for
the Grand Jury on a charge of entering
and larceny. Before his incarceration in
the Essex County Penitentiary, it is
charged, he entered the home of Mrs.
Susie Harrison, No. 419 Summit avenue
and stole a lot of clothes.
Lena Warren, of No. 80 Pamarpo ave-
nue.. was before Justice Potts, charged
with assault and battery on Minnie AL
brecht, of No. "a Pamrapo avenue, bui
the complaint against her was dismissed