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A MY sUPPLIEs.

oYYicR OF rHE CHrEy QuARrERNAsrER,
ST. LOGS, Mo-, Oct. %, 1888 4
Sealed proposals will be received at this once
SSa ii u o,slces, = m. November %. 1892, for the
aenvsry Of the following supplies at the posts
no {, PORT ltEAAyEEwoEJH, KANSAS.
1000 pounds BRAN,
FORT RILEY, KANSAS.
$50, 900 pounds shelled CORN.
FORT HARKER. KANSAS.
$50, 900 pou nds ehelled CORN.
$4,000 pound aS sSsiisd C doRksASsAs'
Leayenworth 70 be made as fol lows Ons-third ~
by January loi ons.third y! By February 10, and
the grain at Horts Riley and Harker to commence
wi.oin ten tl0) and at Hays City With nfteen ll5)
days from award Of contract, and DO continued at
the rate Of at least oue.eiELth ~ Of the entire
quantity contracted for per week.
Bidders will state their prices per 100 pounds,
supplies required.
No proposal will be entertained unless the party
BIDS, or represented 81 an agent or attofney or Is
known at this once TO be responsible.
The usual conditions. which can be ascertained
at this once, will be imposed upon biddsrs and
contractors, and blank forms Of proposals will DO
furnished upon application.
By authority Of tho Department Commander.
l.. q. EASTON,
noyl Deputy O. NJ. Gen d, @. q. NJ.
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Wines and Liquors.

JAMES NOLAN
81 81 - -
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Adjoining Metropolitan Hotel,
Dealer in
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
Just received dns assortme mt OF
CARTE DOR, CABINET,
AND SILLERY CHAMPAGNES,
SHERRY, PORT, CLARET,
AND CATAWBA WINES.
FINE OLD GIN,
JAMAICA AND SANTA CRUZ RUM.
OLD FRENCH BRANDY,
Very superior quality.
Also 4 fresr stock Of
FRENCH FRUITS,
CHERRIES,
PEACHES,
PEARS,
FRENCH MUSTARD. SUPERIOR SWEET
OIL, PICKLES, CHOW-CHOW, ONIONS,
SARDIN WORCESTERSHIRE
SAUCE, so.
ABSIENTH, ANGOSTURA AND CALlfOR'
MIA WINE BITTERS, .,,,,
Ipsluding a. hns assortment Of IMPORTED AND
store and ssmpie-room supersntended by WIN
II, CONROY, nclN-t
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SALE OF sEsySiSEABLE AND ,gssERvIoEA.
BUREAU oy onpuAsol. NAvI DlPIkrnESr,(

r,, wAsaIsaLor SIfr, Noy.s. 1855
e.t bidder. q noon on wHpsSspaY, aa,.mSBsi
y, 1902 In the once % the Iaspsetor Of otduspee.
Ordinances. eomprisinG Cannon. Proi setiiss, small
Arms aud hiscell aneous Stores.
the conclusion ofths sale, and the remainder With
IN ten days snsrwsrd. during which time the
they will revert to the Government
Twenty days will be given for the removal Of the
heavy guns.
Its 70 be distinctly understood that no ruarantee
will be given to purchasers Of articles offered for
sale, and noted in the cataloGus, regards their
exact condition or quality but It Is believed,
however, that everything oaersd for sale is as
represented. A. LUDLOW CASE,
no4.td Chief Of Burean,
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PROPOSALS ron. sESsSR On IL" STREET

CIRkIAdKw AIsI fOOrwArs, !
AND Nav BUILDlsOs,
C,ryHALL, wAsHIggIos. Nov Y. 10. 49,
Sealed proposals VII p % easS nv 'o oS shfSR
SmSs' ~ a7th instant, for constructing two foot
Barrel Sewer on IL street por,h, eSmmsnsng
A. AIDE Of Seventh street, aud extending east
ywSrd aud connecting with the sewer 70 sixth
street with lAtefals, drops, traps, and thimbles'
VIZ" work TO be done under the direction Of the
Superintendent OF Sewers, the Commissioner OF the
Third Ward, and such Assistant CommissioIeTs As
may be Appoiuted by the Mayor ~,
The Mayor reserves the right to reject hhy W ~
bids II deened for thu Interest OF the eoIp9IAuon
10 do so, and any bid that does not CONFORM 70 .he
advertisement In every respect VIII no'
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for sewer
III street NORM CHARLES H. BLISS,
uols superintendent Of Sewers &c.
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pRoPosALs FOR sTATIoHBRY.
HsIDautnsJIs. y s.,,. MILITARY pI.r..or. I

HEApauARrERs HIRsr MILITARY DrsrRror,)
0ErtoG CHIEy ouAHrERNAsrRR,
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. o. 1870.
ceiyed At this once until p. M, Of SATURDAY,
the Ilih day q December, lsce, for the delivery
STAT NgRY,
a. may be required from time 70 lime. for the SER
Plrt Military District, until June %. 1870
schedules 81 the articles REQ uired vii DO fur.
samples Of each article bid for must accompany
each proposal
Proposals TO be guaranteed as iudiestsd By the
blank forms, furnished on application 70 this
once, and the ight to reject any or all bids not
considered adyantageous, and 10 consider and ae-
rately-is reserved.
by S,dsi q the command,ns ospsrsl ElI;s MIL
ouaIteImaster First Military District.
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Paraonal

AIDES AND dBNTLRMEN CAN HAVE PR.
avenue, bstwesn Tenth aud Eleventh streets west
with DR.. GARDNER, OF the Rioord Hospital, Jul,
ted States Army "a gentleman OF twenty -seNen
Yesrs'experisnes In this particular branch
N. II, Upon the receipt OF tlO advice anu huu,
i.nI,S Rt.t.s A' "'' ~ sel-ly
no NOT DESPAIR UNTIL You HAVE con;
~ suited old DR.. DARBY; DrS9Iy ,aR ave-.
nue., He Ia suecessfpl when others ~ Us conn
Dental aud rsl~ble, Separate f'"'s' 'Or "s''''
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Goods PER New York. Philadelphia aud Balti-
more steamers, Railroad or Express, to care X, II
HavesneI, General Agent at Alexandria. will be
sion.
AndrA and Hamilton, and all intermediate sta
uons, at low rates,
between Alexandria and Hamilton, and between
these and intermediate points, at reduced rates.
Tickets can be procured at SI PenuA. avenue.
NATHANIEL HAYES,
Ap Att General Superintendent.
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Railroad Routes.
RALTIMoRI AND OHIO RAILROAD.

b AMI w U..g "n,.. s,a, =, ,.,.
TraIns between WlsiiINGTON and BALTI
are now run a. foilovs, Vi. AND Inn "H'f
L..,, s,,,,, S H,s. sz sI5lsE, A..
% m. IA fsaasI s n. aS 50 .. AZ; ~ and
FOR Att WAY STATIONS. ""p M
Leave daily, except SUNDAY, al 4 o. and ON.
m. and iSS'Sdy / q SSsApo1rs.
from annapolis On sunday, ID N'"a'n 70 or
vo99s sTAbAA9,v
Leave ats 4, m and IA ts 4 30, 81 10 and "a p.m.
foR WAY STATIONS.
Lssveatss, IN. snd % aud dun
Leave S.ils. sIesps Saturday and Sunday. at
On ssturdiy Al Jam, and 6Spm,
On sunday at 80, rs aud ., m, only. con.
20 y tss SS,s b, Al thu
wsshin ston station Ticket once al ali hours In
the day,
Hsw Y9rs PhhnSslPhs a apd Boston, see
j, l.. WILSON,
L, N, COLE. as,.r,n rs ,ns q aasa'por'suon'
0Eo. 8. KooNTz. General Agent, Washington.
1000 - aRRAT 1ooO
lCOG .PEENsYLyANIA ROUTE 1909
,WisT, AM 'oofh'
loiioys: VIII ''A'' "
Washington 9a.m Baltimore IL Nm.
"GGpm -lo,iop. m m
THE GREAT D0UBLE-TRACK ROUTE
VIII FL .ssS sG nss PssSs
and .sTipa rom four q .wsiys houta ,ims oVsr
Any other route. Two hundted miles saved to
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rStPRHME CoURr oy TRB UNITBp STATES
Monday, November q, ls6o.-No, 25+. The steamer
BALTIMORE, appellant, VS.. James II. Rowland
ret oil. On motion OF Mr., Ashton, the order OF
sontiuuAnc In this cause was stricken out, and
cause argued by him for the appellant and by
Mr.. Williams for the appellee,
No. $50. James Bradley, plaintiff In error,ys.
II. s. Hunt ct al. This cause was argued by
Mr.. Lueus Of counsel for the plaintiff In error,
and by Mr.. Wills for the defendant In error.
No, 1888. James Hickman, plaintiff In error,
vs.. Edward O. Belts ct al. This cause WAS ar.
gusd BY MIR. II, Johnson, OF counsel for the
plaintiff In error, and submitted on printed ar.
Eumsnt by Messrs. X. W. Walker and q. A.
Gordon for the defendant In error.
No. 2G. MeAder VS.. Norton-eontlnued.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning at IA
o'clock,
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MERCHANT TAILORS.
J. II. RIBNITZKY,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
Has re-opened his establishment on the north side
Of street. between Ninth aud Tenth streets whore
he will be pleased to see his old friends and Gus
toners. and the publio generally. i've II
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THE COURT rs.

Cnouir oousr-cAterJ Justice Carner.-This
court Twas occupied a. follow yesterdayi
which occupied the court until afterno 70 d, was
an action Of assumpsit brought BY Mrs. Young
to recover el.ooo, Which shs claims to have
factor who effected the loan. Tho loan, it
was claimed by the plaintiff, was originally
evidenced ~ two notes Of 800, one Of whlsh
frat note tho defendants admitted to have
bsen executed on their account, but set up a.
set-offs thereto accounts for coal furnished
Mcclure and his landlsdy, and tho value OF 4
house sold to MEG, all OF which they silego
ss ss ;fsns MT so I sSs
urn denied Joint liability.
Philips and Jsoobson-Wcbb.
q. Sy that IL order
they must have evidence that Hrs' Young a..
IS 70 the second note. the jury b believed from
the evidence that the individual note OF one
partner was substituted for q oopartnership
ty o. the sopartnership, unless it was &C.
ceptsd IS payment, and released the original
The jury found for the plaintiff in the full
barbour a Hamilton vs.. Byrno. Action of
assumpsit, and verdict for s3s7.
cases; Lancaster vs.. summers, Masruder vs..
Schsfer, Ooerendorf & 90. vs.. SpAtes, Brooks
70. Douglas shorter, with stay for thirty
Kennedy, receiver, Vi. Lsmon. Referred to
MsltSy vs.. dorbatt. Ordered to be taken or
Hutton vs.. Front Royal Lime Company.
Judgment stricken out by agreement. aud case
ordered TO be placed on docket.
The following cases were ordered to be con-
tinued: Lawrence vs.. Corporation Of George
town, Mcclure %. vs.. Howland, Het1ei W.
Muschett,s executors -. II n 4 n w
Mitchsiii DEFENDANTS death suggested and case
Railroad Company. This case was submitted
to the court last week, but on yesterday the
order Of submission was stricken out, and the
now FAR GOODS NAY BE FOLLOWED ron RENT
Fowler ": Ragley q 90. Rspievln for goods
srsss which, while sboiIshing the sommsn
law right Of distraint for rent 10 Arrsar, creates
statutory "taeit lien" In lieu thereof, and
cones ~ upon confirmation Of an award OF
MT. Merriek argued that the statute gave a
lien upon the personal estate OF . tenant
goods upon the rented property and oontinu.
log three months after It 10 taken thereon,
that such goods were liable In the h.nds OF 4
purchaser, without notice, when the lien 10
onforeed, either BY attachment or execution
Judge Cartier said that he would oonstrue
chaser Of tho lien before the lien should follow
goods In the hands OF purchasers: To hold
aM IN SusSssses IN .Sy .soss o 70 sbc
Avenue, the rent OF which was In arresr, to
the hundreds Of homes In the city whittier
MI. Merriof. The law authorizes the goods
to DO so followed.
Judge Cartier. That would DO to eonstruo
ne H. Ms9o TSs. You'd 10 not 5. vsry II "io
lent construct OF, Ut honor. Tho law, though
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Builders and Material.
s, P. WRISLEY.

s. P. WRISLEY,
Successor to II. W, Hamilton 4 Co., No. 2tI Penn
sylvaniA avenue,)
DEALER IN
SLATE & MARBLE MANTELS, BRACK.
ErS, BRACKET SHELVES, TABLE
AND BUREAU TOPS, HEARTS,,
CRATES, SUMMER PIECES,
So, sc, &C,
Young Mems ,Ghristisn Association
NINTH STREET. (CENTRB SroRB,) ABOVE D.
The. public are respectfully invited TO call and
examine my assortment OF goods, which Is more
varied than any In this market. oc6.tf
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Los LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS.
II TOWN.
IHMAN LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS
SAILING FROM NEW YORK,
EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
Tickets ssld TO and from England, Ireland. and
tho Continent,
jobs O. DALE,
Ageat. 10 Broadway, Now York, or
MIDDLETON q CO.,
AuG25-tf Bankers, Washington,
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~ BysNINg SPECIAL TRAINS will be run
Alexandris ait p. m. from corner 81. Asaph aud
kinE streets. Returning. leave Washington at
o. A.. STEVENS, DEN sup't.
PuRIpa Qantl Asnagar oeg.lm
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gEoR .TIsE DRESS SHIRTS.
"a GOT
" WALL; RSBIEsoN 4 co.
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CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Fishsr.-This court
was occupied As follows yesterday
Patrick Callahan, indicted for assault and
battery upon Johanna Donavan on the 9th OF
last month. Tho offence WAS fully proven.
Harrlng for tho defence. The accused was
convicted and fined ti0,
Same, assault and battery on Dennis Don
AVIAN on the same occasion as the last ease.
The accused was convicted, Aad hns In
posed OF same amount a. In last case.
Henry Smith, indicted for grand larceny OF q
cow worth t16 from Wright Curtis. The evil
denoe was insufficient, and the accused WAS
acquitted. Williams for def nee.
CAsKs TODAY,
The following cases are assigned for trial
to-day ID. Shea and II. Degney, larceny John
Sherlock "Railroad" and Murray, assault and
: battery; Edward Deelh, wAshing stampsj ID.
Bsnkley and James Rollins, larceny John
Herman, assault and battery; John Davis,
/ petit larceny ]. o Buekner, assault with
charge; Daniel stewart, resisting otticer.
Adjourned,
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MEDICAL,
DR. NJ. A. BLANKMAN,
SURGEON AND DENTIST,

Between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
Reisrs to Bishop MeGi q Riehmoud; ana Az
and Richmond, and DR.. 0arnett. Washington.
jy2l.u
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CHANGE OF TINE.


LOCAL WAY TRAINs,
pot ate aud II m q p m. 4 20 p. y 5r m
Leave Alexandria, from corner Duke and Henri,
streets, at $50 9. N. From 1t. Asaph add KIM
streets al aud 10 q. m. l and 5 p. m.
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GreNt KeductIOn IN Prfce.
HOfP'SMALT EXTRACT 10 q beverage pertieu,
laTly adapted to persons OF weak and debilltAted
contributors, and those tutoring from dyspepsia,
loss Of appetite, general debility, &c, II takes the
place Of and Is superior to ale, porter and sprilu-
Gus liquors In all cases where uouIshing beverages
and tonies are needed.
JOS. n. PEDERSEN,
~ Murray Street, N. Y.
AS-Sole Agents for the United States. 10 iyS'd
COLUMBIA DIsPBNsARY FOR WOMEN AND
" CHILDREN, at the Columbia Hospital, corner
Of Twenty -nfth street and PennsylyAniu avenue
Omen daily, Sunday excepted, from IL to Up. III,
Medic nss aud advice free OF charge to the poor
PHYSICIANS ATTENDING
Monday ....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,Dr l., W. Richie.
Fussdny, Dr. Louis MNekall.
wednesday W "; Lee
fqiaay. Ashford
Saturday .......,...,., Dr. ID. W; Prepttss
DR.. Thompson will hold surgical ChnlqnS
every Saturday at A:S0 D. N. Ap2!.kI
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WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD AND COAL.
Consumers Of Wood and cal will fad general
GO. . Wood and Goal yard, Pirst street west,
between and D north, opposite railroad depot.
a. this season will be dealt with literally. We
deal In no other coal than the pure Lykens VAL
Ash, which will DO delivered free from dirt and
other foreign substance. to any part OF the city.
AuentioDi Is called to our large stock Of Weed,
which 10 the best the market can produce, and wi
be sold at the lowest market price. Remember the
place.
WIN. wARDRR 4 CO.,
Dealers 70 Wood and Coal, Rirst street west. be-
Aug2i-tf
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RAILROADS..
BUFFALO AND ERIE RAILROAD,

Tn ard after Monday, Nov. 23rd, ls6s,
-cnge. i.-,ns will run on this road az follows:
LEAVE HRIE-GotNG EAST.
,aA A. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping NJ
INV Ripley, Westicld, Dnnkirk and Silver
creek, arriving at Buffalo Mt l.ij A. NJ.
Xxx A. NJ, NEW YORK EXPRESS. stop.
''D'p Ping at Wntlcld, Brocton Dunkirk. Sl.
yercreel, End Angola, arriving in Buiiclt
at2 10 =. M
.,,,s p NJ. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, stoI
sDc ping at Northeast Wes,field, Brocton,
Dunki-k and Silvercreeli and arrives at
buffalo at lo,45'P. NJ.
.,AN A. NJ, MAIL AND ACCOHMODA
D'VV TIoN, stopping ct all stations. arriving a.
Buffalo at lo,4u A NJ.
l,lS z. NJ, DAY EXPRESS, stopping a,
Dsfr Northeast, Ripley, Wesliicl6, Dunkirk,
Slvercreek and Al COLA, arriving at But.
falo at 100 =. NJ
LEAVE nUFPALo--GoING WEST
D,JS =. NJ, DAY EXPRESS stopping 81 An
~s~b COLA, Slve-crccli, Duun TX, 3.octon,
Wcstf Id and Northeast, 1-rivins at Erie
at 3,l5 7. NJ.
f,NAP NJ. MAIL AND ACCOMMODk.
f'VV TI0N, stopping at all stations, ewing
at Erie Mt $50 Z NJ.
c.IsA A. NJ, TOLEDO EXPRESS. stoppin. A.
O'RV all stations, md arriving at Erie n lo,ao
N.nA i II. STEAMBOAT EXPRESS, rtop-
OsVV ing at Angola, Silvercreek, Dlnkirk,
Bructon, We.;iicld and Northeast, arriv-
ing at Erie st / 30 A. VI.
r..RA a. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS stopping s'
a'r~V Silvercrcek. Duuiiirk and Westfeld, ar
ri;ing at Erie at Ado A. NJ.
Railroad time is 10 minutes faster than Eiie time
h n BROWN, Gen'l Supt.
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HOT Els
,ILExV.uANGG GgnTEl..

NJ V MILLER Proprietor.
The lar,est and most crmmoiepus Hotel in the
oil region iair on he Biine ri'iucelt to ard r..
I ,ia h i,l- T. c sun " situated, r,pn- cool and
ii .sa H5i II q irlighffll hotel in all resp Ct.
Pctru'"l Centre, April 10Th. ls'a.
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DGFFAl.O, COitiSH q PII'rSBUIsC
RAILROAD TINE TABLE,
effect Monday. November 2sd. 1sts.


Takes effect Monday, November 23d 1s6S.
NoETHwARD. .'.-.
AccomI., Ointion leaves Cory $50 p. Nj; Clymec.
4, S Panama Ais; Sherman 4,25: Summit soc
p. NJ 4; Mayvc $50 arriving at Brocton 100 p. m ;
Express train leaves Cory $50 A. N. Cymer 800
Panan n lo1o Sherman O35 Sum.oit 10 SO May.
vile 1,1Ci and grrives nj Brocton1 12, 0 NJ.
Mail leaves Cory 4 Us p. NJ, stopping ut all sta.
tons, arriving at Brccton l50 p. N.
SOUTHWARK.
Mail train leaves Brocton at 900 A. NJ, stopping ae
al stations, arrives at Cory at l2,25 p. u.
Express leaves Brocton at 2,95 P. n; Mayvills W
3s5 summit 345; Sherman 400; panama 4sa1sS5.
Cfy,ner ABS, and arrivinsat CORY OF bo6 = NJ
Accommodation leaves Droct0n 100 ?. ~ UoX.1
ClyI"ef e,aA,arrivng At Col Aat }o1a
cs1 . .5Sr,. coNuEc3t = arAs1;7
Tns ny. / ~ 4 e.!
sr1sis' n sauu ass;Sni1 s.;'1 ~ y \ sSs! n \
1les Pi0apef anr feEss s;sssay ~ ~
| burg; and on th6 III y
way for Union, MeadNIoE q
Warren, Ohio, and Jameet6Uk Ill., -1t5H
Trains leaving Uil City at 6,I6 i4fx) =
| 10 n. H., connecting at Br0cton Win -
I 4. X. r., arriving in Buffalo at 2,lo r ma -!
| Trains leaving Oil City at 9.33 M. w4u co1 (3
with Nail Train leaving rorry at LIS p m., ~ s5
rectinr with Express Ea on D. y B. X r. G1v-7
Ing il B falo at $50 p Leaving Buffalo at 400 3
| -. a. arriving at Cory AT lo10 y. M.
| Also, connect at Mayville with Steamboats, On ,
Chau,auIua Lake during season Of navigaton], for
''''''7 A r. TREw, supt.,
Janl. Mayville, N. Y.
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record
II. Il. H.d 4, EHiIOa'.

No action was taken yesterday in the
New York Senate on the New York Cen-
tral and Harlem consolidation bill, or on
the bill to egaize the New York Central
scrip.
A State convention OF colored men will
assemble in Richmord on the 9Th, TO con-
.iier the total exclusion Of coloIed citizens
f.cm any position of trust and profit, and
nom the jury box.
One of the men charged with killing Mr..
IIolm's at Charlotte Court House, Va, has
been arrested and the authorities are in
search of the others.
y party of sixty immigrants from Holland
arrived in Virginia yesterday.
The Episcopal Diocesan Convention at
/ Worcester, Mass, has passed resolution
establishing missionary operations in the d.
oc, ase. or voluntary basis, in place Imak ;
ins contribution church requirement. tt
This action will largely increase tue mis-
sionary spirit in the church.
The British brig Lizzie, from Calbrien,
arrived at Few York Thursday eysuing.--
She brings the passengers who were taken
from the Lizzie Major by the Spaniards
and Were subsequently released from prison
at Ecmidas.
Hon. VI. Delano. recently 1rco.ntel Con
, sui 10 Foocbow, China. has arrived at It
, Louis, en- route 10 Deuver, where he vii
settle his private affair, cross tho continen
by rail, and sail to his post of duty.
Horticulture is beginning to receive attel
tiUu in Iowa. The lio 0knk Gate City says
"Mr. Rose married Mis- Violet at Winter
set. last week. Tnereis a flower bed fC
I. you. That Rose may reasonably expect
be ~ poppy in time
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UNITED STATES SUPREME cluaT.

Decision 10 the Patent Laws-Damagcs by
Infringemcnt-who Entitled, md who
should Sue.
Le,ots Moore, Piointtr IN Error, rs. James Marsh
II dIn error TO the Circuit Court for the western
District Of Pennsylvania This cause was recently
reported. The facts were briefly these:-The plain
til In error brought suit In his own name, without
giving any Of his asslgnees to recover damages for
the infringement Of hts patent for grain drills by the
defendants, who manufactured end sold such drills
In Union county, Pa Tho suit was brought In NO
vember, 1909, to recover for the infringement be-
tween February Q, 1858, and the 25th or the same
month, 1888, period during which ne was sole
owner OF the patent within that county on the 25th
OF February, 1855, the plaintiff In error sold 10
one Jones q half interest in the patent for
this county, and he was not therefore,
sole owner at the date Of commencing suit.
On this state OF facts the defendants claimed that
the suit could not be manained; that suit for In
frIngement must DO brought In tho name OF the
party or parties owning the patent NJ the time Of
commenc ing suit although the suit was brought TO
recover dana yes accruing during time when those
parties had no interest In the patent; that the
ages are incident 10 the patent going with II and
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stood like statue, pale as death, and then COM
menced 70 show signs OF great agitation OF mind and
body. The excitement OF the crowd, which was
very large by this time, was intense when they re-
turned him TO the lookup he wept and acknowledged
the deed, made sort Of confession and attributed
1t as usual to strong drink. On Saturday morning
the officers took him Carlisle and placed him IN
jail The sherin examined his carpet bag and found
two table casters which he said he bought, but such
was not the case, as a man whom he boarded with
one day made his appearance and claimed the goods,
as he had stolen them q few weeks before. The
murdered man, Henry Stem. was inferred in the
public graveyard OF this place on Sabbath after
noon, at one O'Clock. He was about thirty-nve
years OF age, came to this country nom
Germany about six months ago, and came to this
place with Adam Titus from Carlisle only few days
previous to his death. From letter found he has
son IN Germany about sixteen years OF age, who
had Intended to TO his father In the spring.
Adam Titus, the murderer, Is about twenty-five
years OF age, rather small In stature and fair COM
pexion; is rather intelligent and can converse and
write in his mother tongue huenty. He left Ger
many about one year ago, and has been working In
this neghborhood as laborng man since April
last. He became the terror OF the netghborh0od by
the threats lie made against some OF our farmers.
He has committed number Of thefts-0ne In Cham
bersburg, that OF stealing watch from colored
woman, and was convicted and confined in Cham
bersburg jall. He was looked upon here as q dam
gerous man, though his appearance would Indicate
otherwise.