The Huron Signal, 1883-04-13, Page 8Lig, i 1t1A1. APRIL 13. 1883.
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HIGH COURT OF Jilt-STICl11 Oatmeal ttytt a•a:h a slwat time is ruguir- . el thew vbotttL ttarrciats. l Isaac _ ed Ru tiw,!t our duties.1
C. A. Htmeint, Forewarn. I May, tiarveiiy M kokr auel \Yutobuu
a tight a +1. *Jar Tar cases acfore the o (.y•,oeu rs. Will.J.•hn Bennett, i►hcue,are laidru with coat for Hulot It.
leen rad the fsesalt Tknrenf. 11a irottr Kennett and Sarah Ryan Ir. tl The steam barite is luring her boiler s
Item Q C ou behalf ..t tbs crews ten! repaired by '1'uruhult fuses, cf 1S.iruw
t.eforc Ili honJudge dgo Grlt,
41Kh1 »). .
The court opened at 2.30 p.
proclamation. Mr. ..i . Irving,
crime counsel.
The following is the list of the w
1
GRAND JURY : Without jury. Judguniut rerved.
seated to a verdict .,f " usit guilty e,' 1 ltr three s.hianitvs,uu not torr, wgamy
iii., r,., by Mg entered against Ode mummers. cvt.i -h thins( particular. "Try wilt nail hum
Q.
the_jury ac.xtrdiugly iendenal. all uavid•tiun fairly' oprM Latera they.
Y hi!mat•rh rs. auEjwuod Act start for their destination. it is ai,tioi
on an award. Irving, Q. C., and Damao,
for plff.; (:arrow t Proudfoot fur deft.
We are mow showing Direct lmportatiw+s, fought entirely for Caah in the leading LruroIeae, ).. •'
that they want to esti lint the We Wll1. Sell Retail at the Usual Wholesale Prices.
t.;attyy tomato back flee' her tint trip let
urn the wake a wort_
C. A. hummer, fureutru, \\'nr. Brown, Baker rs McNaughton Action of
James Cuuuntgham, John Uuucen, Ap-
pleton Elcoat, Henry Ford, Thomas
Hawkehaw, Septiwaa Hogarth, Thomas
Kelly, l'eter McEwen, (satin Russ,
Robt. Trelevin, Jong Wiseinen, Williao
Walters, James Hennings, Allan P. Me -
Lean, Uuorge McClure, David Stephen-
son, Wm. Valve, Itaby Williams.
The following is the
ejeotuirlit. \VithouJuly. Irving, Q.
L., and Wade for pit; barrow and El-
liott for deft.
Co,irt adjourned at 6 pan. till 9 u. in.
to -morrow.
!FOURTH DAY.
Thursday, 12th April.
Court opened pursuant to adjourn-
ment.
The case of t3aker w. McNaughton
was resumed. Judgment for plff, with-
out costa.
Watt vs. Carter --Action on building
contract. Cameron, Holt & Cameron
for plf. • (}arrow 3 Proudfoot for deft.
Settled by consent.
This closed the bsaiuess betore the
court.
MAXIM ADRREtin.
GENTLEMEN Or THE JURY, --There u
r.ot • single prisoner in the jail, and
there is little business to take up your
attention at this court. There ie ouo
case of larceny which will come before
pit, and there are two cases from previ-
ew courts with which you may have to
deal. You will visit the jail, and
if you bring in your presentment
to -morrow I may be in a positiod
to discharge you at an early hour. There
are a few civil oases to be heard on this
occasion, but taken all in all the court
is a light one. I have known (lode -
rich when the docket—both civil and
criminal –was far heavier.
After the oath was administered, con-
stable Richard Tichborne was placed in
charge of the strand jury.
The following cases were then brought
Durnin r<. McLean— Action for sale of
butter. f teler and Holt for plff.; Dar-
row & Proudfoot for deft. On applica-
tion of deft. the caw was postponed,
upon payment of the costs of the day.
The Queen ea. Brownlee—The grand
jury came into court with a true bill
:against prisoner for larceny.
Court adjourned at 4.10 p.m., until
9.30 to-morruw,
tistoit 1 y
cinema) wawa Or reaps
Schooner, has a little coal un board fur
Bay City which Capt. Robare will take
through se ie. ti as we tan get along.
She is uudergoiug caulkiug and general
repairs from keel to deck.
M ARITIME INTHLLIGENCE.
IrLw:*LLANIIOI'i CRAFT.
The 0. Wand, Capt. (hilerneli light,
is to be °sulked. The Jake, Capt.
Zerin, and Hoeg, Capt. C. Sanderson,
together with the Albacore and Danube
*realm) light, but do not appear to have
any repairs in hand. The Elgin of
duderich, Capt. Lawe.en, is having a lit-
tle work dune on board, and the Evening
Star of Ooderich, Capt. Johnat..n, has
had new bulwarks. The Nemesia of
Ooderich, Capt. Spence, and the Mary
Jane look deserted.
4:nssle ricked up Ashore and Afloat
*hone Bests. Ca/Maths, Crews
sad Cargoes.
From the Sarnia Observer.
Navagation is very backward this sea-
son, the opening having been nipped in
the bud by the late fr..sta. The ice on
the bay is still soltd,w that vessels need-
ing external repairs can have then ex•
ecuted very conveniently, and all along
shore the sound of the caulker's hammer
an be heard, as the busy shipwrights
cluster around the various boats, taking
out a faulty piece of timber, and winding
up with a out of paint that makes the
craft look like new. Rigging and repair-
ing occupy a large number of hands,
while the skippers of the various boats
are assisting and supervising the work to
see that all is made wand and solid for
the ensuing season's battle with the ele-
ments.
THE T'tri WLLB+t
Which has been lyin; up here this win-
ter will run be:»ern Collingwood and
Buffalo this season under the been ma
d
of Capt, A. M Sharp, who
her owner's employ about 12 years. A.
Cameron is mate and James Sharpbeforel
eugineer. She will need painting
being put in commission. She will be
ready to start aa soon as navigation
opens whenever that may be.
elms HAIOHT
Under the command of Capt. Chris.
Smith, with R. Cameron, engineer, has
had a new smoke stack put up and new
decks since she has been laid up, and her
machinery thoroughly overhauled. She
will be employed at harbor towing
around this port. She hashed fire
eput
into her to warm her up,
and will e
treated to a new spring coat of paint.
THE MA1f1TOZA
Has been undergoing extensive repairs,
necessitated by the battle with the ele-
ments at the time the disaster occurred
to the unfortunate Asia, out of which the
Manitoba came victorousHer buerlwarks
arm
have been repaired, also
deck. Mr. John Tonkin, engineer, is
fixing up her machinery and getting
things ready for business. Captain Mor-
rison will take command of her, with Mr.
McDonald, as mate and Mr. Jno. Mc-
Leod as 2nd trate. She has undergone
a general renovation and is now as
staunch and strong as ever.
THE ONTARIO
Has had new fire boxes put into her boil-
ers and her machinery has been
thoroughly- overhauled and fixed. Her
main deck has also been caulked and
numerous other trifles attended to. Her
ctficers this year will include Capt. James
McMaugh ; Mr. Robt. Kenny, engineer;
SECOND DAY.
Tuesday, April 1tkh.
Court opened at 9.30 a.m., pursuant
to adjournment.
Bank of Commerce ra. Davis—Action
nn promissory note, without )jury. Helm-
eted for plff.; Dancey for deft. Verdict
for Off. by consent for ;1,066.86.
The Queen vs. Robt. Brownlee—Pn-
soner was arraigned and pleaded " not
guilty " to the charge of larceny.
lius Irving, Q C., for crown ; Johnston
for prisoner. His Lordship directed a
verdict of •• not guilty," which the jury
rendered.
The Queen rs. James Bone—Prisoner
arranged and pleaded " not guilty " to
an indictment for larceny. Irving, Q.
C., for crown ; Garrow & Proudfoot for
prisoner. Verdict " not guilty „ and
prisoner discharged.
The Queen a. Win. Jolla Bennett,
Isabella Bennt+it and Sarah Ryan.—The
I raoa 'jury came into court with a true
ioill against the defendants for a misde-
meanor. Mr. Garrow, counsel for de-
.iendante, pleaded `C for guilty."
Ver-
dict. elius Irving, Q.
"not guilty."
Harren rs. Yenlan—Action fur tres-
pass. Garrow and Traves fur plff.; Irv-
ing and Scott for deft. Verdict for plff.
$950 for pllf,
Savage rs. Ellis — Action for wages.
(;arrow gad Travel for plff., Irving and
Johnston for daft. Verdict fur plain-
tiff $625.
Court adjourned at 6 p.m. until 9.30.
a.m. to -morrow.
THIRD DAY.
Wednesday, April llth.
Court opened at 9.30 a.m. pursuant to
adjournment.
The grand jury wine into court and
made their presentment and wore dis-
aharged. Th following is
DRESS UOOD* IN THE NEW OTTOMAN CORD.
NUN'S VEILING IN ALL THE G SHADES
BLACK SULKS INN GROSS GRAIN ANj1 (ITT0MAA
'ARASOZ.ES, GZOV=S, iIOSIER'SZ',
CHERRYDALE I.
AUCTION SALE
OF
YILUIBLE PROPERTY
TO TAKE PLACZ ON THURSDAY,
APRIL THE 26th, 1883.
PRINTS, SbTEENt3, LbWNB,
MILLINERY, MANTLES AND COSTUMES.
IN CARPETS AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS OUR STOCK /S VERY COMPLETE.
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY AND ALL WOOL CARPETS.
Lace c rtairse.s arsac a S.+amlorequi n.es_
iI1HERE WILL BE SOLD BY PUB -
.L LIC AUCTION. to the highest bidder,
that valuable property known as'•t'herrydale
Farm," situated in the Township of Colborne.
County of Huron, near the Town of lioderlch.
The property is well Improved. and com-
prises a tract of land containing about 180
acTown-
ship, I clndtnni ricbb of the best atiu tall river fiats, with
• frontage on Maitland River of over one half
mile.
The orchards are extensive, there being ov
er 1000 fruit trees, and as • fruit farm it has a
reputation unsurpassed in the township. To
a person wishing. to engage In the culture of
the rape, there is probably as
eea site forr
a Taeyard as can be found
5 acres are now ready for setting out with
vines.
The water privileges are unsurpassed. there
being several living springs over the farm.
and notably monster spring which runs an
overshot w eel, driving an amber cane crush-
er and cider mill.
The buiidinga_are good
lac—Thm dw home is a sub,tratial
stone building. three stories in height, com-
fortable and well built.
find.—The barns and stables are ample and
large, covering about a qnarter of an acre of
Rd.—The fruit house is a building 10zl0 feet.
now used for the storage and bottling of cider.
The large spring above mentioned Is made to
vow any through. percepg tible diiffere nce the ure not
year any vary cide
year roaad. dole' business V •profitable
one and offers a sure business td any person
with a little eapital.
4th. --The -cress house and cane mill id •
building 100x90 feet. and is found with all the
requirements for running* large business in
the manufacture of syrup from the sorghum
cane. The machinery comprises a powerful
cane crusher evaporators. tanks, &c.. capable
of crushing the produce from 50 acres of cane
during the season. The eider press is a mas-
sive frame worked by twin screws. and i+ put
up 1n a most solid manner,
5th. The dairy Is neat little i,uilding. bar-
inga constant now of water running through,
and Is quite ample for running a Targe dairy
or creamery, for which the tarn: ti pre-emi-
nently adapted.
8th. -There to • comfortable dwelling house
for working man at • convenient distance
from the barns.
The above property will be put up and :sold
at per acre. subject to existing encumbrance.
The proprietor's only reason for selling is that
he has not the capital to carry our his views,
and will therefore sett
Immediately atter the *bore sale. the whole
of the Farm Stack and implements will be
sold for whatever thew111 fetch. The imple-
ments are all new andin good order. and com
prise a miscellaneous lot such as may be found
on any well regulated farm. the enumeration
of which would b e too lengthy for the adver-
tisement. if sufficient time permits, the house-
hold furniture will be offered for si.le the same
day, and if not. the day after. Immediate
possession given. as the proprietor is leaving
the country for a southern a timate,
The above olfera a fine i•. liierm'ut ...'r, of per.
son with some mean... who it drsirp
fine old homestead. as .-r.•rything about the
place is in perfect w..rk.o. •,r-itr. .b-- fall
ploughing is all donr.. sir. I :.!out L'4 acre' of
full wheat hair been `o.+i.. -Ind e,rat i!init is
now ready for the spring work.
For particulars a, to tit!.. Kc.. rrfete:ice is
given to Messrs. (farrow at t'roudfoot. Bar-
risters, Coderlch. and fur the adaptability of
the farm for fruit raising, reference is given
iom
(by kind permiesionl to Alec. McD. A
eq.. Correspondent Fruit Growers Ae.oc a-
tt n, Goderich.
the
Intending s at anyatinie until daywill be of
salee n .
JAMES C. LETOUZEL,
lYopriror.
Mar.:l.:Avl, 1983. 1383-t."
$PZOIAL OFFER ....To all Parties Purchasing to the amount of $30.00, we will
. pay one return Are.
B1A LPLES SENT ON JPPLIObZ'ION-
H. W BRETHO UR 4' CO., Brantford.
WZLSON'8 1
Prsoripiton_Dg S1o.',
SI EIEIDISII
Fresh Flower ad Garde Sods,
The
THE PRESENTMENT. Mr. \Villiaulsul, second engineer , r.
We have carefully examined the Jail Booseman, who was on the Quebec last
• ear, will take his place as mate on th d
in Bulk or Packages.
DIAMOND DYES,
BEST IN THE WORLD.
.cud find contained therein eight prison-
ers—six reales and three females, all
serving terms of imprisonment un.'er
sentence. viz.: three ler want of sureties,
and five for vagrancy. We found among
the prisoners a young man by the name
of Moorehead, confined for want of sure-
ties 'in our opinino a protenee), to be of
unsound mind, and would recommend
his being sent Dither to an Asylum or
place for Itl°nrnblem, such as at Hamilton
or Orillia.
We also find one Wm. Burgess, in for
vagrancy, 77 years .of age, suffering from
cancer in his leg, which in all probability
will cause his death. His term of im-
prisonment expires on the 27th inst. We
would recommend his being sent either
to his brother's, near Brussels, or to some
hospital. And we would suggest »that
prisoners suffering from any disease or
malady he placed iu a cell separate from
and not among other prisoners.
One of the females, a German, in for
vagrancy, aged and infirm, wo would
suggest be sent to her home at Crediton,
in charge of some one, at the expiration
her term of imprisonment, on the 25th
inst. The other female, also in for va-
grancy, having had both feet frozen, and
four toes amputated while in jail. Her
term of imprisonment expires en the 12th
of May next.
We found the jail in guild repair and
clean, prisoners c •ntonted and satisfied
with their treatment; the officers its
charge attentive, courteous, and fully up
to their duties.
We would also. take this opportunity
of impressing the advisability id erecting
at an early day a Poor House er House
of Refuge, similar to that established in
the counties of Wellington and Water-
loo, as well as in other sections of Cana-
da, acid in the torted States, and where
the cost of keeping the aged and infirm
indigents is reduced to a minimum, while
the benefits derived cannot be overesti-
mated: as 'we find that it is the unfortu-
nates above mentioned who make up the
larger number of those confined from
time to time within our jail.
We congratulate your Lordship on the
absence of crime in our county, and we
are happy to observe a diminishing of,
and in many places absence nf, crime
throughout the Province. We hope this
state of things will continue, and that at
all futons Amies which your Lordship
may be spared to preside over, primmer)
g he as scarce as they are at this.
We dash the officers of the court for
oat this year, with Mr. J. fl.iby' as
mate.
Lt addition to these two boats of the.
Beatty line in Quebec is down at Detroit
being fixed ep. The Sovereign is to lin
scold and the place of the latter will he
taken by the United Empire which is
now rtapidly appruaching completion.
THE LOTHAIR
Is haying her boiler repaired, and her
hull and engines have had a general
overhauling. Capt. Spites, commands
her, S. Brislin, engineer, R. McBride,
2nd; Wm. Anderson, mate. She will
ply from Parry Sound and Lake Super-
ior ports in the timber and freight busi-
ness with her tow comprising the two
following vessels :
THR BTRAUBENLIF.,
Capt. McDormut, takes charge of her
and has been seeing to the fixing up' of
new davits and capstan, but she has not
wantei much repairs.
.ORIYANDE,
Cap!. S. Farquharson, has been having
new masts and sails anti will have to
oeo
into dry dock for repairs. Ym
will be mate.
THE HIAWATHA
has been greatly improved since she has
been lying up. As we mentioned before,
her hurriaue deck has been extended so
as to afford more protection to her pas-
sengers fro.n rain and sun. l'he accom-
modation for passengers has also been
increased and their convenience studied
in every way. She has also a new train
deck and hes been generally overhauled,
repaired and fixed or.
THE .1. ('. (LARK
has hail steam up and is ready to run as
soon as there is any chance of her getting
through. She will be under Capt. Cat-
tanach ; Mr. Odette engineer. All
eeoesear repairs and fixings have been
attended to and she will leave port 111
trim as a new pin.
THE HOT('RLIST
Schooner, of Collingwood, hue been
undergoing extensive repairs under the
eupenntsndenoe of Captain Sharp, of
Bnrlington She has h.ld a new stern
and ceiling and new sister keelsons.
Capt. Neil Finlayson will command her,
Stith W. Tsylnr, mate. There 1, about
am„nth a work to 1» done ml braid her
yet.
TRE J. H..:ARTRR
1s lying in the bay, light. She is hav•
ins a new deck and wiling and when the
*neon epees ('iptatn McCroy will mati-
100.. PER.. P&OSbC4E.
1883
SPRING-.
Seals! Seeds! See z.
-AT—
Ides Sand Stom
Hamilton Street.
The subecriber bas on hand a large and
well -selected stock of seeds from the well-
known and reliable trot of
JOHN A. BRUCE & CO.,
IiasUton, Ont.. consisting et
Mangold. Carrels. Turnita. tinter and
Timothy, and all Mier Gramme.
also a fall supply of Garden and Plower melds.
JAS. MONAIR.
SEKDSMAN.
Hamilton -et.
Invcute,ry- of stock, irrhplat,•:114,,bt'.. to he
sold at the mane time as the rhov•.
One span working horses.
One span black ii:di‘n ponies
Five cows In calf.
One heifer in calf.
Seven head young +attle
3 setts double harness.
2lumber waggons -
1 light waggon.
2 sleighs.
democrat baggy
large cltatT cuttee
horse power.
grain cruor"+
fanning mill.
reaper.
mown.
land roller.
cultivators.
fertiliu-r seed :r 1.
breedces 'seed seed drtl;.
ploughs.
setts harrow..
sulky rake.
irang plough.
road scraper.
900 cedar ponte.
N FRUIT IOuaa: A large 1: ember o. '.ar-
re a, bottles and about 760 gallons cider ready
toi br.
C•Iwaboe eider 10011 gallons
etn,' and all
NR MILL : - On
ap-
purtenances for carrying nn the business rate
grater. kc.. One powerful amber canecsh-
er, fall Iron), evaporating pan. large c
cbaromeiher wiithh a e em
rnace Ingsmber of epty barrels.
Scattered masa the premi..•s are • large
number of ndda &n•! ands 100 rumem+ts to
mention. which will 'Jr brought ngether for
the day of sale.
Male will commence at one o clook sharp.
J. C. LrTOUZEL
.;oefbesy aad kiadaess to as, and are .arta her
1986-tt.
SEEDSI
SEEDS.
hand a fd.l supply cif
FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS
r.' lends. ,,',1!” I «.1 .ell cheap.
--MY S'IOCK OF
GROCERIES!
-. '(;.ice
Fresh and Well Selected,
Criocket) aid 6Iassrrare
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF HUtION. Mill Site
in pommies. of James MGM
and Water Prfvele{ea,1n the Village of Port
Albert. in the County Huron, and nt the
ct, Chapter 114 of t Revised statutes of
tarin. esr• .
o all whom notice
U hear Monday the fled day of
Take not toe that on
April. A.D. 1188 at ten o'clock In the
a petition w111 be priment and an a
made on behalf of the maid Jaeieu
the Jndge of the County ()Dart of the
of Huron. at has chenille?' in tis Court
In the said County. praying that the veld
Jame, Maha ry may be owed re rsalaMtaln
has dam on the mill site at wwake
Live
i at Re a
and Saw an
retroof tote
Dated this n
Settled
iRA AC F. TOMN.
Judge C. C. Huron.
11111.
of all kinds at lowest poesi',ie prices.
TEAS A SPECIALTY.
Geo. H.OId.
Grand Railway.
Matutoi)d and North-West.
Dakota, Minnesota, etc.
SEASON 1883.
Thr popular special tells will commence
VVedner4ey.Mereh Hann every Drilcoeesdinir
be deo-
Wednesday duets( Marolhand
patched fns Mestreal. DrsekvUle and Tor-
onto, stopans at intermediate stations ea
Imo* ter sonommodatioe of paefengera from
all meats fn Ontario.
Plrst cum aooestaodat.ot, pros ided pas
'angers at lowest fare.
Live Reek. weaves, household' effects in
through eon at vary Sew rates.
Fro tatermatk+n. tariffk, et. . apply to
Orasd ?reek Railway AReatr' or to .1 .11tephe n
Ma, Olaarsl Ptisssairar Agent. Montreal: es
W. Wear. Assistant Oess rat Passeafter Agent
Tweet*. JONKPfi UICKAON,
(Neral Manager
Mostreai. Manes Ind. t lalta
TAP, LARGEST STOCK
WALL PAPER
PAPER
WEST OF TORONTO AT
IMRIE'S
BOOK STORE.
t
DADOES.
FRIEZES.
FILLINGS
BORDERS.
FRESCOES.
STENCIL DECORATIONS.
CORN ERS.
CENTRE PIECES.
EXTENSIONS.
CEILING DECORATI(i\ti.
AND ALL K1NL colo
:;ORUER-S, PLAIN ANI) (“)LD
1 .« al.ov,• «all Paper, are thi"
.oason3D1REt T IMP• OI:TATi(iN5 front
the Best American and English
Manufacturers, and. coulpri' a all
their Latest Design.; and Patterns.
Nothing can ry::..: them/ t•itht•r
in Price or Quality
INSPECTION INVITED.
Satisfaction Guaranteed,
The Prise: range from 5c. per roll
'up to *2.50.
JAMES IMRIE,
Succemor to T. J. Moorhouye.
North Side Market -Sq., Goderich.
t
NEW MILLINERY STORE.
MISS 0-RA11 A M _
lave of Toronto and London, hat opened out a New Millinery store in
MISS STEWART'S OLD STAND,
and well bo plea+• 1 1• •+b.a:n a
share
o the patronage
t of the lodes of Ooderieh end vioinit l .
She
SATURDAY, APRIL 21st inst.
when a well selected stock of all the styles in French and American Millinery can he
seen. The business will be carried on on a cash hods, and all goods will be marked in plain
figures at lowest pekoes.
A call from the tallow o! Ooderich and surrounding district is respectfully *elicited.
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seevething of{ght) sad fah
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f WO Mg
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fou e. tMoe.
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pay. , T '
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