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PAYMENT OF TRoops.-Major I. H.
Stanton, paymaster of this military die
trict, has finished the bimonthly payment
of troops in his department.
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THE COURTS.

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS-JuDdEs
MoyCrRg AND RIvEs.
This court met at noon yesterday, but,
owing to the absence Of Judge Joyncs, ad-
ourned until to-day without transacting
anv business
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REEs & Co., photographers, have new ani
improved process for copying and enarging all
kinds of pictures. no matter how much detaced or
faded. They guarantee correct likeness, or no
charge, at reduced prices.
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Nor so FAvoRABLE.-A Washington let

Nor so FAvoRABLE.-A Washington let
ter in the Baltimore Gazette says: :.
"The Virginia committee held a long
council yesterday with Senator Wiley and
Congressman Scoield, and are now i'm
pressed with the conviction that Congress
will do nothing for the relief of the Old
Dominion. Wiley and Scofeld both ex,
pressed their sympathy with the pro
ton Of the committee, but said that in -
Of the fact that the change proposed would
likely result in Radical defeat in Virginia,
as represented by Governor Wells and
others, the party would refuse to do any
thing. The committee find the same sym
paths expressed privately by nearly every
member, but each one proclaims his loyalty
to the Radical party as more binding than
his obligation to State or country. Th'
committee have been invited to appear be-
fore the Judiciary Committee of the Senate,
but may decline, unless they see some
change in the sentiment of the senators and
members"
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FIRE.-The alarm of fire last evening at
about o'clock was caused by the burning
of chimney near the corner Of Fifth and
MARSHALL streets. Damage very slight.
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PLUMBING, &c.

FELLOW -CITIZENs,-Come and help us
ID TO make an honest living.
AUG. ARSELL, DR., j co.
725 MAIN STREET,
TIMERS AND PLUMBERS.
TINWARE always on hand TIN ROOFING,
GUTTERISG, SCOUTING, and PLUMBlNel,
doaa In ali their branches.
We are daily putting up the EIRE-PLACg
STOVES, for healing arst, second, and third sto-
rieas do l7-~lG,
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REMOVALS.

DEMOVAL AND FOR RENT. Il.
Lii ANTHONY has removed bis TEA STOKE
offers for rent oNh-HALP OF IHE SToRE.
IL will be partitioned OF to good tenant. lh5
rent viii be very low. Apply at the store. 80
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II. ELLYsoN Il Co. Will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Tirginia, North Caro-
Ina, Tennessee, and the northern cities, mt pub
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this efice.
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charged with the collection and transfer Of
public funds, OF he was acting under no
authority in collecting public moneys, and
us such amenable to the laws providing for
the punishment of persons falsely assuming
the authority Of collectors. These questions
we're fully and elaborately. argued by the
counsel.
After hearing the arguments upon the
motion, the Commissioner concluded to re-
serve his decision until to-day.
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FAVORABLE INDICATIONS IN WASHING
ToN.-The National Lnte!tgencer of yester-
day says:
AN the information we have as to the
reception OF this proposition by leading
Republicans ia Congress goes 20 the effect
that the Underwood constitution will not
touch bottom in Congress. 1t Is not the
basis on which members desire to see the
state reconstructed. It is no road to peace.
% Tar VIC have yet 10 hear Of an instance
N which Republican member, who has
hal his attcation drawn TO the provisions
OF the Underwood constitution, has failed
70 express desire for some other form OF
reconstruction. The indications are thus
lar e1ceedingl : favorable to an adjustment.
hundry Conservatives residing outside
Gi Virginia, in States where negro suffrage
doeo not obtain, and where they WELD the
political power, think it would be very
HNe thing for the. Virginians to pass un
der the yoke Of the Underwood constitu-
ilon-cont'ining negro suffrage and dis
tFanchisement-liye under it aud the CAR
Pe'-9aggers il they can, protesting va-
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STOLEN PROPERTY Observation-Disclosures
Cray, of the police, found two cords of stolen
wood in Solitude cellar on Monday night.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MARYLAND, ,eR1c,1,r,reAn COLLEGE,
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, Md.
ON THE RAILROAD BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
NINE MILES FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
Sessions open SEPTEMBER l5--I
and FEBRUARY 1ST.
Vacations from July lst to septe.,5cr '5th.
Entire charge for five months, $l2s. Nc extras.
Uniform required.
For circulars or Information arrly t.
FRANKLIN BUCHANAN, President; !;
or to Major F. A. G. HANDY, Registrar.
Postottice at the college. "A a-3m
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The SUFFRAGE AND AMNESTY MOVEMENT.
The Virginia conservative committee at the
National Hotel have had, through various
OF their members, interviews with Messrs.
trelinsnuyscn, Trumbull, Morton, Sher-
H'a, and other leading Republican states
men. They have been successful in i'm
pressing these gentlemen with the sincerity
which moves them to couple universal suf-
rage with universal amnesty, and have So
cured their promise TO use their influence
10 have the constitution so amended before
II he submitted to the voters. The commit
lee will have hearing before the Judiciary
Committee Of the Senate, probably on Tues
day. World.
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IN CIRCUIT COURT.

Suit for Diuorce.-A suit was yesterday
instituted in the Circuit Court Of this city
by Mrs. Mary Fitchett through her coun-
sci, A. Noise, Jr., Esq, for divorce from
her husband, John A. Fitchett. The par
ties have been married but two years.
Divorce is asked on the ground of cruelty
and adultery on the part Of her husband.
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TIOLLINS INSTITUTE.

IL -
Young ladies proposing to enter this Institute for
the second half session should be present on or be"
fore the FIRST WE'D SESDAY in February.
Thirty-six additional rooms, for two pupils each,
have been recently flushed, aud we would be
pleased TO have them filed ut that time The Board
Of Instruction and Government consists Of FIVE
gentlemen and six ladies; and the course or In
struction is both elevated and wide In its range,
embracing all subjects necessary to thorough ana
complete scholastic culture.
The session closes about the 2sth Of June. Orator
for The occasion, Hon. J. l.. III. CURRY, LII. ID.
For Board and Tuition, Sl2O; Music, $so-pay-
able half In advance. No extra charges. =
Apply to the Superintendent ut Botetourt Springs,
Roanoke county, Va.
Pupils by railroad stop at Salem.
a. s. JOHNSON, business Agent
de 23-lw&fJa1l lw Ho'ltns Institute.
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FOR SALE,

EOR SALE, THE STOCK OF A. RE- "a
4 TAIL GROCERY, AND STORE FOREA
kENT.-The stand is good one and good run
of custom. any one wishing 10 engage In the bust
ness will address A. y. D., box 45t, Richmond
IVA. postofice. .... .. j. l3-3t*
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, TWO En
IL FINE BAY MARES. four and fve6A
years old EeXt spring, suitable for Carriage or
work horses. Applyto .-.-
@- G. A. ROBINSON,
Henrico county,
on plankroad, four miles from Richmond.
IA
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TIME BALANCES DUE THE LATE
FIRM OFF SELDEN MILLER are in our
the LIST Of February next will be put IN suit
GUILD u CAkEINGVON,
ta9-I0t ll,2 M.in : 2 /.
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RAILROADS,
a ss - -:
rALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT

E7ALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
II to the North. r ast, and West. rid the Rich
| mond, Fredericksburg and sPotomsc Railrosd,
/ carving the United tstes ma1twfc daily. Ele.
srsi1s tram The through trains on Iii road are NOW
run from the depot corner Byrd and hishtn
ssqaes' The DAY d .'' fHaorGH NAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at l1:i5 A.. H., arriving In w asn-
iDgtoa at Gas 2. H.. connecting with The early
afternoon express trains for the NORTH, Aasb anu
The The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN. with
clegsnt cars. with the patent sleeping chaitS
edS at sis ?. NJ, arriyins in wssbiD gton At alo
kss. va. Ne early morning trains
CHARACTERIZATION s'So rsssnsf'a sasi
and al eayes Depot corRss s5osa
through tickets and through b ,ggage checks TO
all principal points. lEL ~ - ..ao..,
apply at the office OF tn. company. conner Broaa
and eighth streets; shsekoe Htil and A. Inc ueKet @
w j. >. eENTRY, General Ticket Agent,
SAMUEL RuTH Superintendent. eeS
YXY INTER SCHEDULE.-RICHMOND
Wv AND PETERSBURG RhlLRoAD.-On
and after WEDNEsD Az the I'd December tho
trains over this road will be run as follows
ECO AcCoMGoDxiY0N No fv TRAIN, Win PASSENGER
car attached. win leave richmond daily at 4ao r
M. and Petersburg daily at $40 4. NJ. Sundays
ihe 4. NJ. train viii not i"ave Richmond on
Sundays and the $50 p. ID train Will not leave
Tassengers for Norfolk win take the ?ss P. n.
train, running through daily. fa,. '.sL.l,agr "a
Fare to Norfolk. 81. baggage checked through.
The passenger coach attached TO the coal train
viii leave Clover bill at A. NJ and returning,
leave Richmond at $40 P. M. on Tuesdays, Thurs
80 ''N THOMAS H. WYSNE, r.
de l yes,k aa -s-E4e Superintendent, :
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND YosK RIvEB ]
r. RAILROAD roMPANY.
RICHMOND, August l, 1903.
AND YORK RIVER RAIL
IN. Rla ID LINE For RaitIInnre. the North.

j.. ..-. ... RICHMOND, August i, 1893.
DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
III Road LINF.-For Baltimore, the North
and orthwest. The steamer KENHEsEC: Cap
tain j. II. FREEMAN commanding. leaves White
House every WEDN E SDAY and SUNDAY
Gn Arrival IL, OF is Iae fIrs Yfom rapa
moee a"asse every ne'Ib MUSbsY x and TaUksDAY At
The T Steamer ADMIRAL Captain KIRwAN COM
manding, leaves White House every TUESDAY
na On aS S b s
more every WEDNEsDAY and SATURDAY st4
Passengers for Baltimore leave the depot of the
Richmond and York f:iyer KailtTad Co5Rp@any m @ ats
DAY, and FlIDAY. Returning, they leave BaIti-
more on MONDAY, .wADHhsDAY, THURS
Day and kTuRDhY, at o'clGekP; M M:, reach pa,
lag aichmond the following evening. Fare TO Bal
timore only 81. .. r.. s.a.-. ..-., 4-.,.. 49,.
Freight received at all times and forwarded
promptly, and through bills of lading given to all
1he passenger train leaves the depot every morn
sng at A. M WILLIAM B. ENOs,
&C 81 Freight and icket Agent.
NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
" Winter Stheduls-On and after the 1sr OF
OCTOBER, 1855, the passenger trainS Will run as
MAIL TRAIN between Richmond and staunton
daily (exceiIt sunday and between Staunfon and
Covinston tri-weekly-vz., Leave Richmond at
7:l5 A. NJ. and arrive at staunton at a:8 Z: ID.
Leave staunton at s:25 a. M. and arrive at kich-
On TT ESDAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY
leave Covington at $40 4. NJ, and arrive at staun-
ton at s:lO z. NJ. Leave Staunton at $3.50 p. NJ,
and arrive at Coyington at 1855 p NJ.
6CCUMMODATION TRAIN between Rich
mond and Charlottesville on MONDAYS, WED
aEsDAY5 and SATURDAYS. Leave char
lottesvlle at 4 A. M. and arrive at Il Richmond at
$3.50 4. NJ. Eeave Richmond at a:3o L. NJ, aud
arciye ut Charlottesville al SP. M. -. 81. .
fhc Mail Train connects at Gordonsville and
Charlottesville with trains on Orange, ALEXANDRIA,
and Manassas railroads for Alexandria, Washing
tOu Philadelphia New York, Lynchburg, Knox
ville Chattanooga, Memphis, New Orleans Mont
gomery, Mobile, &C.; at stanton with stages for
Lexington, Natural Bridge. harrisonburg, VIM
chester, &C.; at Goshen with stages Tor Lexlng-
ton, Natural Btidge. &c; at Millboro' with stages
for Bath Alum, Warm, Hot, and Healing Springs
at Covingtop with stages for White sulphur
Springs, LeTisburg, charleston, &c.
JAMES T. NETHERLAND,
SEQ General icket gent,
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A RARE CHANCE FOR AN INVEST
IA MENT.-FOR SALE, 0NE-1HIRD INTE-
REST in a FI.DURISHING MANCFACTURING
ESTABLISHMENT In this city. Address post
office box sle, Richmond, Va. ia s-lw
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DR. J. V. HOBSON HAS RESUMED
~ THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE IN
hICHMHND. Particular attention paid to pa
tients suffering from chronic disease, and such as
are called incurable. Many OF these admit Of
perfect cure, and nearly all of relief by a judi
ciuus application Of the Law of Cure.
Letters OF Inquiry, with postage stamp enclosed,
promptly answered without charge.
EesiIencc and office, No. ID Fourth street, be-
tween Main and Franklin la 4-eod?w&w2t
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FURNITURE, &c.
TT HARWOOD & RITTER,
FURNITURE WAREROOMS

OPPOSITE TIE PoSToFFICE, MAIN STREET.
We are now Offering very superior stock Of
CHAMBER, pARLOR, and DINIFG-ROOM
FURNITURE, manufactured by the most eNpe-
ricnced wnrkmen. Also, MATTRESSES cf all
kinds IN d In Richmond.
We would cali the attention OF All in want OF
goods IA line To examine our assortment be-
fore buying.
FUhNlIURE REPAIRED and UPHOLsTFR-
ED. ia13
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THE PLAN ExTENDED.-The plan and
principle Of the late conference ct Rich
mond-viz, Universal suffrage coupled
with universal amnesty-may furnish So
luton both Of the vexed cases of Mississippi
and Texas, and thus all three States may
be restored to their practical relations with
the Government before the spring session
Of the next Congress shall have adjourned,
says the National Intelliyeacer, which adds
We are encouraged to expect this result in
reference to Mississippi b. private letter
we have just received from one of her most
influential representative men, from which
we take the liberty to quote the following
Il decidedly approve the views of the
lr,teuigencer as directed e Virginia affairs,
and if the Conservative, IN have the op-
portunity Of another elec in Mississippi,
will try to put them int "actice here, as
our people, seeing the il, liability Of negro
suffrage, ought 10 have done before. 1t is
the course advised, but thvy were induced
to take different course in the hope of re-
lief through agencies which time has de-
monstrated to have been impossible"
Hon. A. G.. Brown, of Mississippi, writes
as follows:
"I am willing to have 1t known at Wash
ington, as it is at home, that l opposed the
ratification of the constitution submitted at
the June election, not because it conformed
to the congressional plan,' but, distinctly,
because it did not. Whenever constitu
ton is submitted in strict conformity to
that or any similar plan Congress may
propose will advocate its ratification"
This should be a strong point in favor OF
the opponents Of the Bayne-Underwood
constitution, which does not conform to the
reconstruction acts, but disqualifes nearly
every respectable white man in Virginia.
Our candidates for the State Offices, for in
stance, are eligible under the Howard
amendment, but practically disqualified by
the test oath.
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STEAMERS.

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND ssFsN
il AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP sSssssfs,
I'm this ns vii
every SATURDAY, and Richmond every ffl-
sreirht s tasen for Cincinnati, Chicago, and st.
Louis, via Pennsylvania Central railroad. Also,
for Norfolk and Boston: and close connecu3pn
made at Norfolk. Bills Of lading signed intougn.
Passage to Pbflsdelphta, tnclndng meals and state
ocT once 2s!o Ooch -- ssrEes-
TOR NORFOLK, PoRTs-e.t@
MSggH az ANR Pm AZ kEsgI REs RIHss.. ss s iass
and elegant steamer JOHN. sYLvRsTER Cap
tianZ, {. CLIFFORD, leaves her wharf st Rocketts
for aboye-namedd d. places on "a h2NDaa hsSdca and
returns on Tuesday, Thursday, and saiGsday.
Passepgers arrive In Norfolk In time to con-
meet vito steamers for Baltimore and points
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on arrival
: Fare 70 Norfolk, sss1 ssss,eHr 4
received up to e. a. Tuesdays. Thursdays, ana
Saturdays for Norfolk Portsmouth, SSssen; s
bay, aud all regular landings on james rlVef' u
reasonable rates. s...r.E - f.sa
Letters entrusted TO purser Of steamer must Dc
enclosed IN Government stamped envelope.
ARRHEZ ARHsEZ to l. once S naa1a ,.ssast,s Ax3hse sxhs;e
DOWHATAN sTEAMBoATs@a,
A COMPANY.-Steamer5 STATE ann01ns>4nsS
OF Maryland and Z PGTERSBUkG.-.nt ntap,
reliable, and safe route to Baltimore, savannah,
Boston, and the West.-Tri-weekly line 70 balti.
more making close connection with steamers 20
phi adel phia.-No charge for wharfage, drayage,
or forwarding. and no tsanshtpmenL OF goods pc
tween Richmond and Baltimore Leaves saul
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and pa
rURDAY. Leaves Richmond every TUESDAI,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Freight received every day te1cept sunday upto
! o'clock p. II, These steamers nave eIceileht
saloon ST tateroorn, and passenger sccommodations:
Fare %; meals and stateroom extra. For freighs
or passage apply 10 81
-" HARVEYs & WILLIAMS. Agents
auto ---l,.- I-.Us.s.r Commercial Block.
E,OR NEW YORK.-oLD 0->@SfA
E MINION STEAMSHIP C0MPA-saaas16iSz1sS.
SY.-The splendid new side-wheel sss amsnips
ISAAC BELL, SARATO OGa, NIAGARA, ALBh-
MARIE, and HhTTERAS, leave New forE Tor
| Richmond every "WEDNESDAY and sATUk.
DAY. Leave Richmond every IuEsOA1 ana
These ships are entirely new; they have elegant
saloons and stateroorns; the fare, accommoda-
| tons and attention, afc unsurpassed
| | Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made save Tor actual
| expenses Incurred
| close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports. ea
Insurance eteetei At lowest rates when ordered.
| N. l.: AcGREADl, President isl Greenwich
'' wILLIAMC. DuNHAM 3 CO., Agents,
mye corner Main and Eleventh streets.
II
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JANUARY Is, 1869.
sun rises s.....71o Moon sets......... sos
Sun sets .450 High tide, p. NJ. 81
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antly mean time, and waiting for gene

iiantly mean time, and waiting for gene
raj rejection at some future day, which is
to make all things even. Advice from
men who are happy, comfortable, and per-
fectly at ease in their possessions, to others
to become martyrs to the logical fitness of
things comes very easy; it costs nothing
at all, and is worth nothing. The Virgil
mans have shown as much readiness to
make sacrifices for their convictions as
those who think it necessary to prop their
virtue at this critical moment, and will be
TOO sagacious, we apprehend, to follow any
such foolish advice as that re have referred
to. OF two evils they wisely chose the
least"
, 1869-03-12
FINANCIAL AND Cv4l AEKClaL
MON hTARY.

AAUAtAAA nSNAtSAs 3lA1tA Aks
Moley IL Gradual growing stringent In this
market. tId trough the de aard I! tho h1nks ID
ycry pressing, It Is dtabltsa h~ld In CHECK BY
the knowled &c that II IL not ninth use to stk the
nanAs lug accommodations, The dcma.d ID pretty
eyrn1y citutbuted amo1g ali departments of
tta1e. The country banks also ase askins for
ipana ard re.diseounts, showing that money Is
ato tight iI the country ~ vel! ~ hcfe.
The shipments OF currsury 10 tee conn'rf h1yr
etu quite large for Two weoks back. but they d ;,
not .esm 10 bAvs msde morey any e.slct there, II
uerct ants still complain Of tho ct1eul:y OF col.
ltct.pg. and but little eu1rc:cy conea back
.hrnufh that Ee1ns yet.
Eacrs1 &C ~as arueE aRa'n to-daJ, though thtre
we.s very few transactions between banks. Sales
were made At par IN The morning, and ii Inc
af tpoou The quotation WAS Eomtn Il. but drrr, At
5Oc &c. &, ,0GO premium. At tbs c1uu'et bsnkerA'
1a.ce a.e III changed, 1t lao premium selling for
New York fnrdr. and LILO oiseount buyirg.
The 1kal fet,lonnens OF the Queattou Of who
th.l be secre'ary Of the Treasury was marked by
N immediate ndyantc In tho price OF United
st1tcs bords IN the London and Sex York mn.
kct, which only helps prpTo that It Is the ccnen
ot utceratntJ that Is mAde use OF to deprees the
price Of bonds Acd the puschas1cg TAfna Of
Rrttubaeks. The usre lac. that there WAS =
| oinlenity In tcleeurg : aecsrsafy ot the
Treaknty utpteeted tho trfee OF bonds In
London one per cen: IN few days, the moak oI
| which Wis recovered again to-day, as bonds wero
quoted n aet toaay agAlnst 81 yettcrday. The
| psAsage Of the "Pobc Credit hill"-which II
prooaple--would undoubtedly eouu sdrance tho
prter o6 bonds IN Lonton to ,oe equivalent d
psr III American rold, It wond settle, ~ far ~
eoa!d be settled. the NOS, important question IL
regard to them xt!eh ,c. remains involved Il
| aty degree CT do-ht.
Dcalers' quotations for bnY1n9 and selling Cor
ernrent BoIdr, Locsl Stocks. Gold aud Silver Il
, 1869-03-12

s,x n OF thu. was up before JnAt &c MIL Ken ye,.
utoAJ morning Oh the ehA1se Of llretny. Qe
eo. Hash tub and hosra belonging 10 Z p9or
Side. A hne o. e: va. 'rapoeed. ard ID detialt
nc @ae rttlt1et 10 ht' OLD quartt,s.
INITIATION a14sxER.
man anc bis wife IL her house. Bhs b4tsns di.
tatitot Wth th N land gaTe,ths zen Gay pouce
70 qait. a. tht sxp1lA,n 4 OF The time tney took
Ens NE toa. bold Eoeds atd prepared 10 ieays.
aou'1nc bo b. A1a sa.d sha would follow them
Mhetetet ley went And s0i1 their rcpu'a'Ion and
etafaettf. For Lis he wa anes ed, and Justice
Guitn ottose ahom abe hada Lea,tng Jes.c1cay,
u1px'7 1rAEE WILL HoraH ALoSx.
"A pones m.n, On the Norm Side, sr7es:ca Lou.s
Mt teing protessionA .:bummeI,r DO 1,q takeu
ho1oe. 1oeek Lag. restd.ng IA the eA1ue house,
nto slightly lteb,iattd. s,id he won!d take lhs
pr. oner Away. Louis also beeaune deuonstrst've,
=! fna1y both wire taken 10 tho Huron Street
Shton Thy hsd hearing. before Jasu=e
QciEn; !et'e.daI mcHtrg, and Louis WAS ored
K1xFIAa HIN OUT Or zE1rTA11ox.
rh FAssett, who was released from tho Comfy
Ian abr ut ts1 We II ego. wa1 Asrtsted again yea
would rsfotm. BeinE very pczitens, rome isi.h
wAs placed in his r,om,tes. He. however, has
been teen IN company with thieves md pick
lion. be was taken into custody. justice Alllk.n
n1ed bin s2,. In default ee Was sent to The
E11deNeu.
AHh1srrp os eCtP5coN.
william Clark WIS charged With larceny. At tha
AEoEY4 yest&rdhy MoEuirE. Nay Dfschnan
Iaireed e etal gold rfngs, and had him attesiea
upon eutp plcton OF taktrg them. TIE case w4s
cor III ued untA Monday next, bnl in $50 being
demanded for Wilkins apoeatanee At that time
THE IKRrFkZHsIhLE AaKAHAN+
The tErcpIceelhle Mary bsennsn WAS before Jus.
tfce bsrttevaEt yesterday morning On the old
chnige-drunf and tisotdeEJ. A LohctmAu sav
Fer on Van Bu,en street staggering. and IA be
rasrtd her ebc ntct very obscene language. shs
1at ttcd Is.
DRCNk AID Df4oHDEHLT.
Arra Davis. Jennie williams. AQuea Williams
and Ellis Conitn were fctd SIS eaen By Jrsuc.
Aillikep. yesterday morning. fer being drunk and
tifnftetly.