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NATIONAL MEDICAL CoLLkaE

WASHINGTON, ID. C..
'5SHE THlRTY-FIFTHA ANNUAL COURSE
97th OF October, and terminate the LIST of March
1857.
The Lectures will be delivered on Anatomy, by
THos. MILLER, NJ. ID.
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and Children
by WIN. JOHNSTON, NJ. ID
1d Mateiia Medioa, Therapeutics and Hygiene, by
The Principles and Practice Of Surgery, by J.
Pathology, Practice Of Medicine and Clinical
Medicine, by GRAFTON TYLER, MD.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by LIwIs H. STEIN
Err, NJ. ID.
Physiology and Microscopical ANATOMY, by
JAS. J. WARINs, NJ ID.
WIN TAYLOR, Prcsector and Demonstration
fhe entire expense for a full course Of Lee
1e .............-.........3b 10
Practical Anatomy by the Demonstration . 10 90
Matchmaking Fee, payable only once. ..... co
oIaoustlng expenses. ......................2 5 90
Admission to the medical and surgical cIiric
free Of charge
For further information address
WIN. L. JOHNSTON, MD,
Dean Of the Faculty.
Washington Indrmsry, Clinical DEPART.
ment.
Like most similar institutions In Europe, the
desks from which the public lectures are given,
and the wards for clinical instruction ara
under the same roof
Daily clinics are given.
i Medical students desiring situatfons az
residents In this Hospital are requested to make
application by letter to THOS MILLER M n
Curator, who will give any Information that NAV
be desired Six residents are To he cbosan on y
about the LIST Of October "
THOS. MILLER, MD
see-sawtNovl Curator Of the Innrmary
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Miscellaneous.
HAIly HAERl

lust RECEIVED PULL SUPPLY OF
y hne drab Beaver ventila. waaU1
ted HATS, which | oRer E$S4k7ssL
at % 50; they are the best
Hats for the price in the
United States. The best 6&44x
black dress Hats got ND In sfSk
he latest style for 80 50, as w.
good as those usually sold 1&sa8
at IS and q good fashion. esssSseesf ~ 49, -
able Hat at %, worth "a; $e2eH.sqze
and frst-rate Hat, % So
The best materials and the best vvorkmansh,p 4.
employed to produce IS Hat, which Is sold for
$3.50. We do cash business, meet with no los
ses, but give each customer full value for his
money. Felt and Straw Hats unusually low
NIB Agent for Driscoll's Balm Of thousand
Flowers. Price IS cents per bottle.
ANTHONY, 7th street, near Pa. avenue, Agent
for New York Hat COMPANY m 4'H
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IfE And PUBLIC sERy,CPs M
,nc,y i arc. Fillmore Gilmore by W L: Barre Of Ken
dollar; Just published, and this dav recs,v,a o-e
seN FhANCK TAYLOR
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WARRINGTON BRANCH RAILi


~ 6ay, the I'D instant, the Trains viii
Leave Wsshingtoa at and 81 q. n q, as an
TX p. IA.
0n Sunday at4X p. N.
Leave Baltimore at AZ szh ~ "a, ana aAs
sxp.n.
On Sunday H&k An.
xpELu a. pARsONS. lxOpt
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{ "hPObATiON sr0Ck.-ss,oooc oroo
fauon or Wascin Ken stoc ksfoT sale al
te5 25-h CYUNB HHOr.ds,s
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ANTHONY BUCHLY,
q u . E = r a ER

Shop and Residence No. SO3 Penn's syenne
south side. between 9th and 10th sts.
HAVING PROVIDED HIMSELF WITH
Il an ELEGANT HEARSE,
and all necessary conveniences for Sisuz
properly conducting his business
would respectfully inform the public that he Ia
fully prepared to I'll all orders entrusted to him
at the shortes notice, and In The best manner
a large supply OF READY-MADE COFFINs
OF all sizes, always CT hand, which will he fur.
nished on the most reasonable terms
AS heretofore, no pains will be spared to give
entire satisfaction on all occasions
b-hesid ng on the premises, osiszs will
feb 7-ty
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MADAME MOUNTS

MADAME MOUNTS
CONSUL PTION DESTROYER
THIS INVALUABLE REMEDY CAN BIZ
l. had at No. 800 street, between Eleventh
and Twelfth, south side, or at Stott's Apothecary
corner Of 9TH street and Pennsylvania avenue.
References: Rev. Mr.. Phelps and Rev Mr.
Register, Foundry church and certificate from
the Rev. j. Hanson. au 6.lm&
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FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES
nor SALE. AT THE NURSERIES, OLE

FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES
EOR SALE, AT THE NURSERIES OF
L the subscriber, at Linnnn Hill, and ona1s
14th street, In Washington, a large and wellS4S
selected assortment Of FRUIT and ORNA-A
MENTAL TREES.
Amongst them II to Is thousand APPLE
FREES, wel-assorted and Of fine growth, at $40
per hundred.
Is to 20 thousand PEACH TREES, forming a
complete assortment, at sl2 so per hundred, or
800 per thousand.
5000 to 1000 PEAR TREES ,dwarfs and stan
dards.
A few hundred DWARFS Of extra size
With general assortment OF PLUM, CHER
RY, APRICOT, NECTARINE, and OUNCE
Also, Gu RANTS. GOOSLBERRIEs,
RASPBERRIES, STRAWBERRIES, &c Of
the most approved kinds
The stock Of ORNAMENTAL TREES is ex
tensive and fine. Amongst those Of large size for
streets and lawns are many thousands OF such as
American and European Films and Lindens, Tu-
lip Trees, Aspen, Adele, and other Poplars;
American and European Horse Chestnuts; Sugar
Silver, Scarlet, and Norway Naples; Mountain
Ash, Green and White Ash; several varieties OF
Oaks and Magnolias; Weeping Willows, Golden
Willows, and many others
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GENTLEMEN ARE INVITED TO CALI,
" and examine model Of gentleman's a
DRESS HAT, fall style, 1855 For Ii. hit "a \
ness, tneness and elegance these Hats can y
not be surpassed. LANES
Fashionable Hat, Cap and Gents Furnishing
streets. 60 M
ISuLiTiCAL FLAGS AND sra Fam ERS
Tor the boys, at
81 10 LAMMOND'S
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fore purchasing elsewhere, at 8. p. HOOVER'S
Iron Hall Boot and Shoe Establishment Penn
avenue, bet 9th and 10Th streets
large assortment Of Sole Leather Trunks,
also Leather and Wood Frame. Lads Hat Cases
new styles. sel3
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GREAT REDUCTION
IN THE PRICE OF BOOTS AND CATERS
I HAVE ON COMMISSION, FOR A PHIL.

adelph1a manu-
facturer, a drst rate
Sewed or Pegged
Calf-Skin BOOT at
80 81, full as good
as those usually sold
at IS or 80; aad a
French Calf Patent
Leather CATER at
SO SO, as good as any
at S5; q frstrate Calf
Gaiterat 81 SO, these
are the best goods
that is Tor ever were)
sold in the District
for the price; for the
proof, come and see
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Great exertions have been made to make this
department complete; 1t now contains from thirty
TO forty thousand Firs and Pines Of choice varie-
ties, portion Of which are Of extra size
Persons wishing to embellish their grounds and
proprietors OF public cemeteries will find II TO
their advantegetO call and select such as NAV n
swer their purposes.
Persons residing near, when II is desired, can
have Trees delivered, with balls of earth to the
roots, which they will find to give them decided
preference over trees transporter from a distance
JoD gardeners Will be supplied at reasonable
discount. JOSHUA PIERCE.
mar li-vtf
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IRON HALL BOOT SHOE AND TRUNK
ESTABLISHMENT.
DECEIVING DAILY MY FALL AND

y.
IL winter styles
Of Ladies, Gen
uemen's Misses .
Children, Boys
& Youths Boots
and Shoes, Of all
kinds and quail
ties. Those in
want will do well
TO call and exam
iIe my stock be-
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT 70 TIE WEsj
&A s
TINE between Washington and We

TINE 6etaoeeaa W0shinetoD and Wheeiine
bX! III hours!
Running Time between Washington and
Cincinnati 81 hours.
rHRoSsH fIczKTs AND BAGGAGE CHICKS 70 a,
had IN WARRINGTON
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for yourself. Terms positively cash. No extra
p-oat charged to onset bad debts. Call at the
NEW YORK HAT STORE, Seventh street
near Pennsylvania avenue.
m A-H ANTHONY, Aren't
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=. S.-OPERA GLASSES OF great variety,
TELESCOPES MICROSCOPES, WATCH
MAKER GLASSES, and many other articles In
this line ct very low prices constantly on hand.
ty 1S-1y
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supcrior CONFECTIONERY Term.
rrestn,-Judscs oakley, On. puor, HOFFMAN, sOsso,
and woodfun.

Trtstnt-Judgcs oakley, Ih. Nuor, HoimAn, NOssonf
aud Woodruff.
NOV Fuller Va. Townsend. Appear before Judge 81
uamttrs.
Jtnes Tawnsend.--ATpcar before Judge at Char
Is~s
tharies Graham Va Frederick W. Cammans.--ort
ct Iucge affirmed
Term affirmed.
jog Morrison Isaac II. Snai,h-Judgment affirmed.
Thomas styring vs.. John Nsrsden-Oompaint dis.
missed.
Rowland s Maloy W. Reuben r. wood.-The case 10
be RENTED 70 the Special term.
Maria Gibbons W.. Aaron p. Kenyon The judgment
affirmed with costs.
IAfrse Fire Insurance o., W. Alexander Mckenzie,
Ct si.-,Judgment affirmed.
Esther F.yne vs. Joseph S. Rdgwsy, mprd. sc.-
Judgment affirmed.
Peter Neefos, vs.yCssharine r. vSriok.--Judsment
affirmed
Ordered-Tha The October Special Term Of this Court
be continued To- and include saturday November The sh,
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11xAVEi.LFits' GUIDE.
,RK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

NV YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN Winter Arrangements.
Commencing Monday Nov Is 1850. Three daily trans d,
Albany sundays excepted.
Par ~ r6foff Ne Tott n Albany. leave New yotf
a. otOys I.tn "a. hts aud Cent?
sc ~ ~ a5 pres Alb ny, connecting with the
central Lsilruad and Northern trains.
"a. NJ. mail tram, running directly THROUGH without
change Of and connecting AZ haan -Four Corners with
the Western trains Tor lsiod, Non IN Adams and other
u0fs.
40 r NJ, exp~r runpnr directly through w,ou, chan
Of cars, and como central train AZ n Y. M for
West Occurring tt..ss Albany
615 A. NJ, mail train for New York direct
l0A5 A. NJ, express without change Of cars.
tOO y. NJ, express without change OF cars.
ffcke 10 be obtained and baggage checked ~ the Office
TIE Western Railroad Albany, or NJ White aud Cvpt
Iroome or Twenty sixth srees and Fourth avenue, N
York Wr j. Campbell. SUI
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILRoAD-cHANgF
~ Of ime.-Winer arrangement commencing on Mon az
Nov iss6 Leave station corner u White and Centre
for Mbeny At $50 A. M train; $40 A. M mall train
40 r. NJ, express train VIM J. CAMPBEfsfs Sup't.
nfFfcE or THE NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
~ Railroad Company. 81 Canal street, New YORK, Get 81
1885 No3ce on sna after Monday Nov. 8 The Boston
train viii leave Canal street station at r. w. inste.d or
JPN. JAS, n, H0YT, Superintendent
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4 3Tb NJ ION, COnPAEY.--TAE INDEeEnDSTr
"A srousAss eaara.-Tse oincars and Seeoers Of ne
sas ne bowerv 1heare, SUNDAY Nov uSe a. cne
O'Clock precjfey. ~ orteY 81 n. ". WILLIAMS Cspt
y. PosT, secretary.
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A s.sSsSs: ess,s:.Is. sas.1. .s.ss1s . K: e
ssss o. az so~srs isssls on saDaa, Nov @Ss a. ma
,. Posi-, secretary.
Hvl4vs GU ARD ATTENTION ALI hshssRs AZ.
met Az oeioos H. for s,re.. ay and ssscoo q oicss
order Of member IS ''aa''sf Hs s4s sp s'
JoaS SaosaAF, Treasurer.
GRoseB 9. sAsE QUART sEer!ss % rae
THURSDAY oc 'oin, the following resolutions we're aoan
Whereas his secona annual parable has been 70 Us
e! un annsSa 6sonsrs ITO 70
resolved, 'n. we return our ncere thanks % Geo q
asdyalnabe gs Contributed somnA 70 segaen oer
That e he as;s 3 5Iaa % ss"
FREQ. aApEscisr, Secretary.
hotels.
DVCK-LEp's NEW MAVEN HorE. NOS. 40 AZ 114
I'D and A6 Broadway - fss handsomely fiSnsse1 slts o.
applied FOR
~ joining he sew York College Of and sugeons
is now open fer he accommodation Of permA,snt and
srgie persons Or fahss rSs house 3 se. ana Of
the most cOmmodoua and aecepaoy iocaea N hec''y.
CuBA EN- AMIGO IsrIAO DE-. FOR D. FRANCISCO
~ PoES 10 soea con nasas srgsnca PAL m ns ~
come.cio fres f. NJ DAVIS Co., No 2o7 Broadway.
I'll BUEN RETRO DE GulEEs.--8ys nocsE HAS
~ been established o- he enter tnmen Of strangers Ia
wso may s'sh 10 pass Inc winter N I. mi3 aud ben
ing rom nssaazss nearly eqnIaan: from the
sss ans ss 2 1s sys 81 ah ns
occasionally every where he northern coast by
"'iss asca. @Ss
ses snseS fst passo ay
viii have he advantage $50 in case Of ses.e-s o. he ser
Of l,ng nc OF he diseases boh q
perate and tropical regions RAMON ALMoHALLA
TYorE,. LnDoTH1s -aF-rEENEE CAN os-aIs
III good furnished The Globe soe Of Prank
tori ans Wpiam streets 81 25 eeats per night few bes.
At cents per might No other charges, except -
THE BALL SEASON.
GRAND FANCY DRESS AND CIGIc BALL Or TIE
" Nopoariel Quadrie Party, Thanksgiving evsn.ar
nov ~ ieoo ~ nn,es = ~ ~ ~ -a,a - n -
ard oConror $50 Eighth avenoe
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
UDE RIGHT REV. DR.. HAWKS. BISHOP or NILSSON.
ri b expected 70 address the co1greg on in The Church Of
me ao'y Martyrs Forsyth sfees near .sns As evening"
EXPRESSES.
L,REExAN 4 CO.'S EXPRESS FOR sLISoRSrA. ORE.
Amerca, Panama per uE,tec 80 ~ steamer Illinois
on WEDNESDAY, November at O'Clock T. fnegbi re-.
se osas A. NJ 81 Co. s. Il
OILS.
VRRCsFSE OILS.
n Kerosene Illuminating OIL
Eeross Luoricalng Oh
EllE1ce I'll.
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EPORTING.

NEWFOUNDLAND DOG LOST-r9OM TIE ST.
IN Nicholas stables Mercer street between Spring and
boone large back newfoundland dog with xhe breast
aud at end Of tall % The naas OF
Jack Five ard viii be PAD any one reinynIg
hn TO ST. cholss stables u Avg Edwards, No. HAND
yer sluare, corner Of Pearl r1ee-
CT BEgGlRDS NgWFoUNDLANDS, SCOTCH AND
- English terriers ~ anes sporting dos watch dogs, A.,
al ehoice breeds, expressly for stock infsA1e
nzpre cdre and het so centa per bottle
Dogoerapby 70 cents Dogs oa-iea and trained. Phase
COPY address, - f1lion street
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ESuLrUR GU ARD AryHArios.-ALLh8 h agRs ARs
II required 10 Atiend pnncinally WEDNESDAY, PIE Oh
inst at O'Clock ~ for street t and election Of oncers
n. b = ach member Is requested 20 Mng Daskel by
order Of ". q. C0WLEs, Captain.
1R0sAs McSoalgr, Secretary.
JONI HR0sRAH. TFeaAuxef.
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.
y,osT orfICg SorICE-t'HtyG or HoyP-oN
ard arer Monday the Vi day Of November the malls wi
close ~ juo~s Eas,.rn mail by railroad at2P ~, NJ
York ana Erie Paroad mails a; 3P NJ North mail b. H. o..
-" N'''' ''"''''' isaac v. FOWLER. rosmas..e
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hotels.

DrCK-LED's NEW MAVEN HoTEr. NOS. 40 AZ 44
I'D and <f6 Broadway ~ few handsomely tirnhed suits o.
for famSes sDd sugle gentlemen. Tor de winter
applied for
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Nryw YORK yEhAIsD AND hNCkENlfE'S MANriL
N lss NJ ertcse Monday ltsi upon the
~. styles 81 cl9as aud msntis gives the following
atsnv ,lp AZ the merits Of l- styles % be
.,,, among se extensive assortment o goods In Msken
e Nos. A. and a Canal street quote his
iangusga.- .....r,. Al. -,
,nttern issr gogeous Oriental rnsence IL in kseping
with us sauc formed of the rchest black velvet and
iriei with deep gnpr fringe arranged ~ 70 give me
double shawl Above each tau II lace fringe
ms an ,Nauisc embroidery a the palm leaf pesrn inter
erersed with thai glance and glitter IN the light Ihe
zusiEa Re the harein beauty whoe name bears, pos
o. sea the majesty q ovciness IN pre- eminent degrce.
Tbe Iaurentc.n vieing with the "Ll.ska" IN beauty
eoupssad of aeria but i-cnes % the msntti,
fcrn Tie back slightly pontci, and the trimming IL he
crptcbet irirge.
,,onrs IL A marla table mild winter days.
.,borns crnanicn ed, but within the bounds CORE
tase The material W black velvet, and the trimming IL
.,,,,e ace, croc het fringe add hang ng buttons.
The styarpan ard la keiDe dtcD@-e" cicaks both
al iaex beaver coh but differing
,r4u,rng. They muoa admired.
llc Imrefi H,suly cloth cloak, is,rmmed with
velvet AMI resembles the ~ nlsh circle N farm II Is
~ he'd h1ca tis lower edge which depends
NJ dangling buttons tho sway % add fro with the slightest
motion. -.
vpymsnt formed cloth and mined with BLACK velvet
All can -pfy appropriately be v0rn with mourning.
lie arrsg skes areat pleasure 10 repubshnr u
faro irral1 w reference " hs style aud OF
and invites personal insncct1Y a the same NJ tis
pfaa stes Mkua and Cctk mp yriurr, As ard VI Can
sirsft w RJfH IMAM SACKfS2fE.
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my ni,ndr dor h. brought . friend Of his with him,
hot 40 no, know Who he though should recognise
BIN again, hessrse Am sccustcmsd TO rccolec,
gsged In diry busncss). "wcii sir, said ttlsi Is
.. pain, pra teal question, ani WI gve you a
plain ana prsciicai Ansrcr. sr, have ventrred
otber IN the city would have the 'impudence
20 90 and that u, oier bimseh FOR the suaee q the
honest IcopIe Of ne city Of New York. (cnccrs)
Whe her tbhll scconplxh my purpose not do NOT
kno~" ns po~sbie tina, ID not all thy language
10 him, but Iassed through my mind. "sr, said l,
should harrrn 20 be electfd, ana n should happen
% ind ou, thai you nor sst man and nsi the
pc~er n remove you would rot touch hair of your
's,esi,.nE very emps.o term soore nv nv, s -ors
ehct y Dcceseery 70 mention now, although DO not
scuse nye.d co The grouid tina, Is TO tedious
axe your head on Jus, ~ quickly Is could
1T on" (Chcers) Gard, SIR" ssid l.. there
= no mistake atcu, this matter and shal not be further
tatcchaed. You may Pay from me - every zoe you
md about the public treasury Of the city Bali that II
80 itere viii iake % tbe bead Of every rotten ras:d
nd cloud ctters) Urcn this he rose from bis chair
nd followed bis ex,mplo and, ooknx him square n tic
tye (wh,cn am sccustomed 70 DO when wish y zoe
,oTyf "Ne,s psfscsiy," said he ei.ussier) ''i a.
,aesed himself oui q The deor. and as politely ss
could. waited uron ard wished him 81 good morn.
rsd ensrnoon.r FOR was something ike
o,ivek and ne convection vas 70 meet al :; 40 il
necessary thet he should understand AM tina,
-houla understand something OF him, which d. before
ne came, because l knew him. said TO a friend of
mite NY ia, all 10 The fre-i shall 20, e, ,hst nor
oeuon = And did not. laughter and app,auseD /
ras scarcely thought II in that CONVENTION friend
,ittrvards met AMI said, when that verttrunNn
aicd upon you, you not polite /" replied wqen
hey became dttonost thre~ AL such people fro, ~
~ sixteen seyertsca years have nos Ia ca lFytl
part IN politics but vii talk OF that b. ana ~
m here without having had any time for rrsvioi :
orc rsrston. Ny campaign was opened IN tie
iTh Of october, by letter written 10 NJ
Peter Cooper, Uhree cheers sveu for Mr. yooer
in which I announced 70 him the time had come when
must make up my mind either W or 70 riibdys q and
that bad 70 carry the campaign alone he'd but ons
honest vote In the city, I would run The hazard
tCbeers And from That day 70 ms have been enga red
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Seutal gutelligcnte.

Jso1-rsr.-The Coroner held an inquest yesterday
body ON. Demino, SpaniaFd aged IA YEATS oG '
in the yard Of the Third Section DfaninE Machine Ne'c
lied Of congestion of The BRAIN by intemperce and
the heat Of the weather."
CR1ppLEp-A Young man named Thomas Ryan
t , IN his f, Yesterday Mt tirccnville, by getting ii in
some way between Two cars the Carrolton train lie WAS
taken to the Charity Hospital yesterday and we le" may re-
cover without injury his capacity for walking III tuEe
RECORDER Sv,rn's CouRT.--Anastasla Glen, VINO
was accused of having stolen large lot OF Sheets towels and
other articles from A. II. Edmondson residence WIS rAa
before Recorder St;ih yesterday and discharged.
Some fellow who had been arrested on s"spcoh o. E
stolen valuable cold wing containing large diamond set III IL
brought up his own promise 10 prove 'n"t ~ W." AZ
ery He failed to do so however, and the ring is SUI eo On
the inlporlant issue of ownership. II is valued at $40
Albert McKays was ordered TO fine OF 50 or stand MS
a before the First District Court the charge OF carrying
| a sluugshot. He chose the latter alternative.
john BarkmNn brought into court WIN iis o'E e'0
the for having bitten child OF Sam Porter anu 'He mas
ter for keeping such animal Barkmn succeeded in proving
Ho,,s ood character however, and both accordingly
dismissed.
Mary AcNabon was held to bail for examination on the charge
Of having stolen property her posSeSson gold WATCH cum
other valuable articles, when were theuioi W. " a
residence the llh inst
RFcoRpER FApRE's CoURT-Mara GaubaId madt
affidavit before Recorder Fabre yesterday charging j. L. Il"
tore with going 10 her residence No 10 humane street. am
there creating scandal the street by calling her house "
den Of thieves Also against LaoGcs brother Tor threaten
Jug to murder herself family The accused gave bail 10
their appearance 10 answer the charges against them
Andrew Bradley sent before the FIRST District Hoaf'
the charge having beat John Allen OF ""iah street, all
threatened his life at the same time
L. Ferrde r. M c. arraigned and held to bail under I'll
large amount Of Sl1 to the charge OF having draw
check OH the Louisiana State Bank without beng III accou
herewith or la ling money there on deposit.
nrhcr or s.noie Migrants were held to for
hitting breaches of the peace and other petty Offences
II RECORDER SoLoMoNs COURT. Joseph Theme
who had been sentenced ninety days hard labor at the
house for carrying sunghot yesterday permitted TO p
e fine Of s25 instead which ne did, ard went his way.
joseph Perez ST. and his were both arrained on
charge Of having assaulted officers Ine and Roth OF the Ihl
District police with the intention to kill while the latter we
attempting to take COW into custody by virtue of auhor
from the court The officers also arrested OF surrender
themselves on crosexamins,ion Of having assaulted PEI
and his SON. They were AL held to bail for examination