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THE COURTS,

CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Mac 4rthHr.-This
morning. the jary in the cases of stott agt Little
damages az in the eSr
hnding for him in the last named. The of Stott
ct al. sgt- Rutherford was taken up.
EQUITY COT BIT. TO Day, Judge Rytis.-Wool
COZ sgt. Wo92lcoti order g-0 conlesso and to take
partition and appointing trustee Morgl an ast Nor,
gan ct al; order to take testimony. Newman eft al .
illlsms e. al agt Gardiner; order admitting Hon
n swayne as party defendant, and reference to
auditor. shans han agt- Cotton; decree appointing
trustee Grips agt. Swami order oyerruling motion
Tor leave to award Willard agt. Willard; decision
sustaining Of defendant to hearing
OF smenoed bill, and hearing fixed for Saturday.
PROBATE COURT, To DAY. Jude WIFI In
U!-Estate Of Horatio Ames, deceased; argument on
a motion for rehearing; motion denied. The case
now goes TO the General Term. @. III. W Junkin
Vas appointed guardian Of his infant children; bond
Court in General Term. Michael Fitzgeraid was
APPOINTED guardian of the orphans of p. Ftzgersld
sond s6o The last will and testament of the late
lie leaves his property to his wife.
POLICE COURT. To DAY, Judge SnsH.-Nancy
Harris assault and battery on Mary Smith; fined
go snd costs, and in default three months in Jail
$40 and costs. George HUMPHREYS, charged with
stealing horse blanket from DIR. Darby: hned $50
and costs. II Omas Brown, assault and battery on
yyhn Grant; hned ; % and costs, or three months in
some fractional currency from Edward Mills: fin Il
gu ara cotts. Charles Herbert, charged With
driving wagon on flag fOotway; fined IS. john
% CCDnur. charged with profanity in the sire Is:
fined So. John Norris, same offerse: fined So
samuel Smith. loud and boste-Ous talking; fined
90 John Thomas, profane on the streets; fined IS.
Judson and Albert johnson, profanity; fined 3
aSh: Ca heTIne Tonnett, charged with throwing
rubbish in The street,; fined So. Daniel Wayne,
{ bred, LOUD ard boisterOus talking d street;
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Letters from the People.

Mr.. EDITOR: Would you be so kind as to,
inform one Of your numerous readers II the
Board of Health passed a law, and appointed
men to take away garbage, ashes, sc. About
three weeks ago a man called at my house 10
know IL there was any ashes TO be taken away.
He was showed the barrel and took it away, re-
marking that he would call again on the follow
ing Saturday, but three Saturdays have passed
since then, and no garbage man has made his
appearance. thought the brigade might have
been disbanded, but to my surprise, in reading
q morning paper of the 18th instant, see that
they were to be on that day, and that one OF the
assistant inspectors would identify those men
that were entitled to pay. l think If Mr.. In
spector would make a tour of inspection through
some of the districts he would find out that a
great many of those garbage men were not en-
titled to pay. First, for the reason that they
have failed to do their duty I speak from a
knowledge of the fact, especially as regards the
18th district. SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
EDITOR STAR We would like to know why
the dirt that is piled up in heaps along A street
north, in front of our houses is not hauled away.
IL has lain there for a week, in great heaps so
close together, that il is impossible TO get near
the curb with a buggy or carriage. Why is this
thus Is IL left to be washed back into the gut
ter again, 30 as to give another job Do stir
them up and get il away. CITIZEN
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Blown Meats.
: bEO"H .Et"Es
BOARD OF HEATH,

rs
Office Of Sanitary Inspector General,
WAsHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. p, 1911. \
Mr.. Edttor:-In THE STAR OF yesterday /
notice letter from Mr. Lightfoot. in which he
complains of the injustice of my actions towards
MN and twenty-three other butchers, and in
which he explains to the public the " meaning
OF blown meats" and SAYS sc IL is simply the
blowing OF wind between the hide and skin OF a
sheep or calf to make the hide come OFF easily"
The sheep that were examined in my presence
on Thursday, Saturday and since had no hide
on them, but the wind, or bad breath, APP
Peared to be in the meat, as was evil
dent when a knife was inserted in, and
drawn from, fine, plump-looking piece of
mutton, it would collapse. True, instead of en-
forcing the law on Thursday, the 18th instant,
when entered the market for that purpose in
company with three competent meat inspectors
1 caused each butcher to be notified of nv in
tention to enforce the law regarding the sale of
unwholesome food on and after SATURDAY. the
18th instant. AS found ii had been a general
practice among the butchers, thought to give
them some warning. That blowing meat With
foul, and possibly diseased breath is injurious
to health, no one will doubt. Certain il is that
the practice is q gross deception upon an limo
cent and unsuspecting public.
THEo. f. GATCHEL,
Sanitary Inspector General.
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THE LAW IN REGARD TO NoS-REIDESr
Corpus Case If Frsdsrick
Hsy1an.II9-day the habeas corpus case of
Frederick Hayman, committed to jail by the
Police Court in default Of the payment OF a fine
OF $50 for selling goods without license, being
a nonresident trader, was resumed before
+. Miller and j. B. Berger for petitioner and
MesSrS. W. A. Cook, N. II. Miller and ID. T..
Cahill for the government.
Mr. n. F. Miller opened the argument for the
prisoner, claiming that the ordinance which the
petitioner Il charged with violating prescribes
no manner of enforcing the penalty except by
the words . as other fines and penalties are en-
forced; That Congress gave the corporation
the night to imprison under constitutional lin
ltatlOns, and the act of 1915 merely declares that
they have the right to imprson under Iimitl-
tons; that when the statute does not expressly
declare the term of imprisonment, reference
must be made to the old corporation ordinance
limiting imprisonment in such a case this to
ninety days He also claimed that there was no
authority vested in the Police Court by common
law or statute to imprison for an indefinite pc
Rod of time.
Col. Cook, for the government. said the effect
OF the release of the petitioner would be that an
avalanche of nOn-residents traders would i'm
mediately swarm the city, and he argued that
full power had been conferred on the Legislature
TO pass the act in question, and the police court
had full power 20 commit in such a case as this
a. the law provides that il may enforce its iudg-
ment by fine or imprisonment.
Mr.. Webb argued for the prisoner, that under
the law there was no authority to commit to
jail, as the law continued in force is the law
limiting imprisonment to 90 days, and pre-
scTibing the place as the wOrkhouse lie further
argued that the act creating the police court,
giving power to enforce BY fine and imprlsOn-
ment did not supercede the corporation law
limiting Imprisonment to 90 days
Judge Humphreys overruled the motion to
discharge, and suggested that a. this was the
first case which has arisen under the law, the
question be tried before a court and jury.
The petitioner will appeal regularly, 50 that
the case may be tried at the December term.
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ga head wind-a sneeze.
~"Elephant coloro IL the latest.


~The oMcial vote for Governor of New
jersey Is; Parker, g, 299; Walah, 72,2n.
The Chicago Post says there have been
81 babies born In that city since the fire-3i1 Of
nem females. Han to the New She-cargo.
~ Gov. Austin's majority in Minnesota win
reach 5000, not merely 1900, as reported by
1.-THE city Of Oswego, n. Y, on Thanks
giving Day contemplate q special service in
gratitude for never having had q base ball club.
~Boarding School Miss-aOh, Charlie. I
expect TO graduate q next coRmepcementn
..S SSsduafel What win you grad uase inP''
~It.is permissibIe to say "h ard' things
aoout the Grand Duke, so-Whv Is the label on
a oottle OF Baee's triple ale like the Grand
oukeT Because IT'S al XXxh-M Y. Post.
An entsrprising Detroit man Is taking
WN,s LOT me delivery Of buckwheat cakes to
<amines TOT oreakfast. The cakes are TO be
i1rn,sned eheaper than they can be manufactur-
A. Aipers, Deputy Collector of Internal
Revenue At Charleston, s. c., has mystarj onsIv
disappeared An examination of his accounts
show them to be correct. His friends claim
foul play. -''-tD
0Judge Gilbert, of the New York sun,ems
Court, yesterday granted Eaan lasa ,.s restrain-
ing the canvassers OF Kings county from Dro-
eeed.ng with the vote in the district OF the All N
WARD. where il Is alleged that the ballot boxes
we're stuffed.
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GEORdETOWN.

=. HE CANAL TO BE CLOsED-PresidentC Clarke
has issued an order to have the water drawn of
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal on "Wednesday
Dec 18th, throughout the line, in order to make
the necessary winter repairs, and re luests all
ingiy.
BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-Atthe seth monthly
meet ng OF the Seventh Building Association
retired at SIC. net per share.
MERCHANTS ExCHANGR.-The sales of wheat
to-day were $500 bushels at S172Y, aud $50
bushels at sls5k. Wheat market very strong
and an active demand. We note an advance OF
2 cents on last sales.
RECEIPTS OF WaRAT-The receipts since
yesterday are as follows: w. II. Dougal $500,
and B. Talbot & Son, go bushels.
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INVENTIVE GENIUS OF THE DIsTRICT-Pat-
ents have just been issued by the Commissioner
OF Patents 10 residents of the District of Co.
lumbia as follows To Julius Edmund Dotch
for a composition for dsinfecting soaps (ante-
dated Nov. 4, 1910 to Alvan d. Brock for a
steam generator; TO Cornelius Burlew for asphalt
pavement; to Isaac REIN for a mode of pro-
ducing designs for knit and woven fabrics: and
to James Nj. Allen for railway car seats.
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Condensed Locals.

Congressman Porter, of Virginia has bought
residence on A street south, Capitol Hill.
Edward German has been appointed superin
tendent of the force of wOrkmen on street i'm
provements in the 10Th district, vice d. Cough
Ian, removed.
The Commissioners of the District Sinking
Fund are making arrangements to nav the con.
pOns due this month Immediately
The ladies of East Washington presented set
OF company guidons to the CorcOran Zouaves
Yesterday. Speeches were made by Captains
Thompson and Doughty.
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CHRONIC CUsToMER.-On Saturday night
detectives McDevitt and CoOmes arrested Geo
ing a robe from DIR. Darby. HUMPHREYS has
served term of six months In Jail for larceny
and had just been released. He was arraigned
this morning in the Police Court, and the case
continued.
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GoRTZ PATENT REPLscTINa GAS AND
LAMP SHADES will save one-haf of the guam
dty of gas or coal oil consumed without the use
of them. They are cheap and durable. A. Ro-
sentha, No. 404 It'll street, is the agent for them
and also for Goetz's Double-cOne Chandelier
Refectors, and the Diamond Difusive Daylight
RafactnrS
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CoRNs, &C.-Dr. White, ehiropodist, No. 535
18th street, opposite Treasury, Washington, and
No. North Charles street, Baltimore, success
fully treats Corns, BuniOns, IngrowiDg Nails,
&C., without pain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-21

HOSIERY DEPOT for ladies, gents, misses, and
children at c. Baum's, 406 It'll street. Ten per
cent. off by the half dozen. The largest assort-
ment of Balbrigans.
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FRESH RRADING.-From j. Shillington we
have the Atldntie Monthly, Our Young Folks, and
Ohrer Optics Magazine for December, and Les
ker We have Appleton's Journal and Hrrperis
BdEdr for Dec. 2; from the National News
Co. the Lddy's Journal for Dec q
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CITY ITEM S.

AN ARTICLE OF TRUE MERIT" Browns
Bronchial TrOches" are the most popular ar
ticle in this country or Europe for Throat Dis
eases and Coughs, and this popularity is based
upon real merit.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Becker g Co.
successor to p. Wallach, dealer in MEMS youths
and boys clothing, have received an entire new
stock of goods, which they are selling at the
or gents furnishing goods, would do well to call
and examine their goods before purchasing
elsewhere. /. BECKER & Co.,
CdeOn Hall, corner 4 street and Pa. ave.
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The EASTERN MARKET.-Mr. Burgess has
commenced the excavation for the new Eastern
Market, north of the Walach School BuildinC
for the contractors, MessTs. wingate & Co. who
propose to 60 right on with the erection OF the
build ding
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LOCAL n L w s.
Ar,usemenfs. &C., Tonight.

Naiion0I TAeater.-Lucille Western in Leah,
the FOrsaken."
FIRST Congregational CAurch-PTof. CHECKER
ing's third lecture of his course on physical
geography. illustrated by maps and drawings
subject: oceans"
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HEMPLER has all kinds Of Thermometers and
barOpletOrs
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made TO order by Hempler. near IL street.
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RRICKsi DRICKen DRIoKsm
soc eco BRICKS OF al kinds a haad snd.fo'
80 GHiTHeON q DUNN,
spa-, ssssssssT-ssl-s-hahs sFsss, B.w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-21

Bronchial Troches" are the most popular ar
ticle in this country or Europe for Throat Dis
eases and Coughs, and this popularity is based
upon real merit. 3
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near IN street.
NEW STORE AND NEW RICEs.-Good and
Comfortable Gloves for so cents, heavy winter
Shirts at 50 cents, also the best White Dress
Shirts at 50, all of which are creating sensa-
ton at Prices Gents Furnishing Depot, 413 18th
street, between ID and Z. If
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover for
the scalp, and for restoring the hair aud its
color, has no equal.
ovERcoATs AND GLENGARIEs IN
Chinchilla,
Kersey,
1875 EIsENAN s. BRO, 500 It'll street
NEW STORE AND NEw PRIoEs.-The latest
Novelties in Scarfs, Bows and Ties, at very low
prices, just received at
PRIcE's Gents Furnishings Depot,
Alb 9TH street, between d and e.
OBSERVE CAREFULLY.
Nj. ID. FRANK q Co.,
The Original Hdtters, .
Late of Pennsy lvania avenue,
Are to be found in the Nav Building, 500 7th st.
opposite General Post Office. Take notice of
name and number.
n. B.-NO connection with any other firm. tt
WHERE Is FRANC,
THE Halter
At 433 7th street,
next door to the Orr inal Francs.
He keeps all of the latest styles Of
Hats, Caps, &C.,
and sells them at lower figure than anywhere
else in town. Call and see for yourself. u
HUMAN HARM SWITCHES, Curis and Braids,
new styles just received, at @. Baum's Hair
Depot, 400 18th street.
DOLLAR Kid Glove Depot tor ladies' GENTS
misses and children at q, Baum's Corset Facto-
ry, 40S 9TH street Don't mistake the name or
number.
ABDOMINAL COEsETs, in white and drab, al
sizes on hand and made to order at Baum's
Corset and Hoopskirt Factory. Don't mistake
the name or number.
FIGURES WILL NOT LIE!
HOo Large Fortunes Are Made.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
See the prices at which four of tht leading
Sewing Machines are sold in the United States
and England:
Wheeler & Wilson. S45 90 sS5 90
New Slnger........ 81 80 IS 90
Elias Howe. IS 90 IS 90
classes of machines as sold in both countries
There is scarcely any difference in the cost of
material and labor in any of the above-named
machines.
A6idGrit.-w. G.. Wilson. President of the
Wilson Sewing Machine Co., personally APP
peared before me, and made oath that the above
cElars published in the United States and Eng
land under the corporate names of the com
panies manufacturing said machines.
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
The Wilson Sewing Machines are for sale at
A. ROsENTHAL, 404 18th street.
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NEW STORE AND NEW p RICEs.-Good and
Comfortable Gloves for so cents, heavy winter
Shirts at 50 cents, also the best White Dress
Shirts at 50, all of which are creating a sensa-
ton at Prices Gents Furnishing Depot, 413 Ith
street, between ID and 4. If
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EIGHTH DISTRICT

Includes all that part of the city of Washington lyn
within the following bounds: Commencing at stree
north and running up Fourteenth street west
Boundary; thence along Boundary to Sixth stree
west thence down Sixth street west to Rhode Islam
avenue; thence along Rhode Island avenue to Sew
enth street west thence down Seventh street west
o street north; thence along street north I
west to N street north; and along street north
Fourteenth street west.
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FIRST DISTRICT.

election precinct. Of each delegate disric, as above
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HALLS Vegetable Siciian Hair Remover for
the scalp, and for restoring the hair aud its
color, has no equal.
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WHERE IS FRANC,
hANCJ
THE HALTER {?

At 433 7th street,
next door to the Or ginal Francs.
He keeps all of the latest styles of
Hats, Caps, &C.,
and sells them at lower figure than anywhere
else in town. Call and see for yourself. u
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The registered voters of the Eighth Dis riot who
names begin with the letters A, b, c. d, 4, F, W
vote at northeast corner Of Eleventh aud Q street
NV.
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ALASKA DiAaoSDs, studs, rings, sents, nl,s
earrings, sets IN gold, plated opera Chains yes,
chains, bracelets, buttons and studs recei.1ad -
Priggs jewelTy store, No. ~ Pennsyiyanla avs.
nUe, between * and 9th s. reefs.
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hh; HENRI DRAYToS's forthcoming appear
snSe IN me new play OF 'sNiagara," written ex-
maoc part, as stated by the SUNDAY papers in
In-H eheomiums ON his acting. Mr., Drayton
Won tne Narmest praise from the london presS
highest walks Of the drama in that cifv 4, Iss-
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ABDOMINAL COEsETs, in white and drab, al
sizes on hand and made to order, at Baum's
Corset and Hoopskirt Factory. Don't mistake
the name or number.
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements,

r~To TIE VOTERS 90 THE focRrd DIE
. auced b 0fhers, and b. myself - ssdea IN
yesterdays Ssr, a. au inde pendent Caniida.e ~.
tile Legislature, and having bra reQuceted lAst
night, by comnlitisc, % VT drnW, 4 VIII sSAte
sslssk TO NIGHT. ip frs1t ~ the cu-ss., House
Is. vrrRfr
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The registered oters of the Eighth District VIII
names begin with the letters G, Fl, 1, J, X, T., NJ
q. will vote at Eleventh street, between Q land
NV.
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DOLLAR Kid Glove Depot tor ladies' gents,
misses and children at &. Baum's Corset Facto.
ry, 40S 9TH street Don't mistake the name or
number
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The registered voters of the Seventh Distrie
whose names begins with the letters s, 7, U, v, W
X, Y, z, will vote at corner Sixteenth and n
streets northwest.
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1875 EIsEMAN s. BRO, 800 18th street.
NEW STORE AND New PRICEs.-The latest
Novelties in Scarfs, Bows and Ties, at very low
prices, just received at
PRICES Gents Furnishings Depot,
4l3 9TH street, between ID and Z.
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FIGURES WILL NOT LIE!
H0to Large Fortunes Are Made.

FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
See the prices at which four of thu leading
Sewing Machines are sold in the United States
and England:
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HUMAN HARM SWITCHES Curis and Braids
new styles just received, at Q. Baum's Hair
Depot, 4OS It'll street.
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TIE PENSION LAWS.

Singular Effects Of Hasty LsgIsiation-Of-
tenders Of the Pension Laws Not AHac1nblc
to Punishment.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May ~, 1871
The Federal Court adjourned to-day. During its
term Mr.. Clock was convicted on nine Indictments
OF collecting ana erproprating pensions. HIS
counsel moved for arrest OF Judgment, and
Judge Trgg after hearing the argument,
postponed decision Till the next term.
Of the Court, admitting the prisoner to bail. The
Judge DOUBTED whether the latter half OF section Is
Of the act Of July 4. 1s6i, Furnishes wrongfully
withholding OF pensions not allowed under that
act. The pensions alleged to have been withheld
BY Gloon allowed under the act or July IL, 1892
The punitive section OF this act was repealed by
the act OF July :. 1s64, which, however, re-
enacted the repealed section rrbdtn; but from the
peculiar wording or section thirteen OF the act OF
July 4, 1854 the Judge entertained doubts whether,
inadvertently, the pensions protected by this sec.
tion were not those only which have been allowed
by the latter act There was no dOutt OF Cloon'S
guilt. II the law provides no punishment Congress
ought to apply u rcmedE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-21

The Governor General of Canada prorosusd the Lsssa
ture Yesterday.
The in Illinois looking One,
buoyHnt over the prospects,.
schooner into small boat in the uuIson Gro
ton yesterday upseng the boat Aud drowning son OF
Abraham rutis
An order Of inquiry adopted in the Massachusetts
House of yesterday regarding the enecs tue
Treaty Of Washington will have upon the fisheries
less yesterday BY are which destroyed property 10 me
value OF $4,000.
The Fiosnce Committee OF the Montreal Common Council
has drafted bylaw granting Sio""o W '"e 'o'as'n
Co 'on, ration Railroad OF Canada.
Emma Hardewick aged fourteen was burned 70 death In
Cleveland Ohio, yesterday by the explosion OF kerosene
lamp
The ymps Of Washington city defeated the Forest CITY
CUB OF Cleveland Ohio IN game OF base BAH yesterday
by . score olgIoa
In game OF base ball yesterday between the Boston Nina
and the Athletics Of Psdepha the latter were defeated By
. score Of ii tos.
siYv1ve prominent Japanese arrived In Chicago yesser-
dav morning direct Jspan and lef In the Afternoon
for Wnshn xou and other Eastern ccs thence 10 Europe
and continue the "Trip around the world
John Hennng recovered Sia,ooO damages from the
New orleans and Chattanooga Railroad for damages sns
tanned by falling through an opening IN The eompany's
wharf.
Mr.. wilcr, a. st. Louis not beng satisfied with her Ore
Yesterday afternoon poured coal oil from lamp on u, with
The results Her child burned 10 des< anu Ars
WRisr 10 not sxoscted 70 survive
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MOVEMENTS OF GOVERNOR HOFFMAN IN
VIRGINIA.

NORFOLK, Va, May 20, 1871.
Governor HOFFMAN, OF New York, accompanied by
Governor Walker and stan, arrived this morning
from Richmond. The party visited the Navy Yard
ana then proceeded to Fort Monroe, where they
Will be the guests OF Major General Barry.
FORTRESS MONROE, May 20, 1871.
Governors Hoffman, OF New York, ana Walker, OF
Virginia, accompanied by their staIs, arrived here
this afternoon, on visit to the ort Tue were met
on tho wharf by General Barry ana STAFF and conduct
I'D Into the fort where a salute was fired
I'm honor OF their arrival A review
OF the troops was held. after VIII Oh the Fire Depart
ment was paraded. Tne party then repaired to the
commandments quarters, where they wele hand.
somey entertained. They left at three p. NJ Tor
Portsmouth IN the tug Standish