The Nelson Evening Mail. TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1877.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 155, 3 July 1877, Page 2

The Nelson Evening Mail. TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1877.

At the Resident Magistrate's Court this morning, Alexander Gillon and Henry Wehers were charged with having no lawful means of support. The former has been for some days past annoying the residents of the suburbs of the town by soliciting alms, apd the iatter was found in an oiitVouse on the Waimea Road. The Magistrate dismissed both persons with a caution.

Dr. Squires left town this morning for Hope to hold an inquest touching the death of the infant child of Mr Joseph Lampp, found dead by itss mother's side yesterday morning. The result of the enquiry is not yet 60 hand but there is no doubt that the verdict will ha died from natural causes. The amount of duty received at the Customs, Nelson, for the year ending the SOth of J une uit., was £34,533 4s 3d, an amount that shows a decrease upon the receipts of the previous year of £4,000.

■JK PEa*EO-rshoafeifei_Stt§h,.is advertised to J take place \afe*^Fa_Spuaka s to-morrow. JL/ conyejrance %iu| leave Mksirs Twist aM?.< ■ Gray's stablea at 11 a.nil : T £,/ 'T__3HBhaa be^n^uifce a rush for ticket!; for the concert and soi_ee s to be held in tbM; Pfovjuictal Hall {to-mo_row evening, during; the past fewo days,'jm<ti6 v is expecfced thafc t"&# J N Hall will be crowded. A rehearsal of the concert took place last evening, when everything pass.d oif smoothly. The Hall will ba profusely decorated, and the bunting of tha Naval Brigade's Aurora will be hung up across the room,* -besides several other flags**; which have been'lemtf fbr the- .occasion. Thef \ doors* will be open at half -s_3fc seven, and fche concerfc will commence at a quarter to eight. At the conclusion of the concert the doors df the Hall-will' he-closed -for'a short' timeTi-P of der to admit of the necessary preparations being made fop the.. .dancing, which,* it is expected, wilt commence at nine o'clock. ■•- Ik- the ciyiracfcion -Thomas v.- Satherly," heard at Spring Grove yesterday, judgment was delivered in the Resident Magistrate's Court fchis morning by JL. Broad, Esq., as follows:— This case was heard before Mr Marfciiv»and myself yesterday <afc Spring Grove^aud we were agreed fch^fc the evidence proved? fcbae plaintiff's cow bad been killed by the defendant's.. Both cows; were straying upon fche pdblie%igb_way,andi6 was objected that fche defendant could not in law ba liable unless he had knowledge of the mischievouss. -- tendencies of fcbje beast. There is no evidence of thafc soirt, and ths law being quite clear ; upon the pdinfc raised/the 'platntifg must he' non-suited.; "■■ . ._ " --_ - " _\ UHDBB'-'the wpather.— When a man s f eels | languid, .de'f ressed, debilitated, and indisposed- ! to exertion, mental or bodily, he tells us he Ts '•foM ,of. sorts'? dr. "under the weather.?* PeiSona-in this Condition need-cheering, sxs&Y * atreagthenipg. Exhausted nature signifies * by thes^ sytaptpms that she h needs aid and -■succor., I Then : is" "the time: fco resort to. * ÜBaE_PHO-lWdE.tf_.E- SCHIEPAM &.HOMAI.IO Sca-iapp-. The efEecfc /produced by fchjs wonderful stimulant and tonic in such casei i.s alrndsfc, electric. , Strengfch, energy, add Tdheerf utness return and a___-__., for there is _ no reaction.— Advt; :* * -'■"!