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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-03

COLIN HALL.
MRS. M0ULrON.
The MAJ aC' ment has the honor 20 announce
TWO GRAND MOULTON CONCERTS
For MONDAY EVENING, January -, and
TUESDAY EVENING, IanSlry ., at o 'ClOck, on
which CCasiOn
MRS. CHARLES NOILTOT,
Americas Most Gifted ECEgstTess,
s. long DISTINGUISHED in European and AmrTc IN art
circles for her BHtchlcss vocal powers AMI exquisite
culture, and after her recent
MOST BRILLIANT TRtT MPHS
in AL the principal cities the United States, will
Il AZ her hIst and only appearance in Nashn gtUn.
assisted by the follow ing distn I'D artists:
MIR BROOkHOTSE BOWLER, the favorite ten
OF; Sig. FERRANTI. the renowned bari one, aud
MIR JAMES NJ. WEB /. the eminent pianist.
MIR GEO W. COLBY. Musical Director.
General admission, !. Reserved seats, 81 extra
The sale Of seats commence at Ellis Music Store
on Thursday morning, January I, at 9o'clock. The
Weber Grand Pianos used at all tha NOuitJu
Concerts G.. A. CHIZIOLA.
aVl RusiUass IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-03

1.-Two handsome young senoritas have vindi-
Gated the Woodhullism Of the sex In Spain by
entering tne arena as bull-fghters in Madrid.
0The Treasurer of Decatur Countv lou.
Is said to have saved nearly $50, 200 from other
peoples earnings during the past few years.
~The Springfield Republican saws: "It is
strange but true that no state has 20 many tenn
state Is liquor more free" " o
DJhe Cambridge young ladies refuse TO
accept courtesies involving an OUTLAY OF lncre
froin the Harvard men. They even Insist upon
bles.
Pit Is thought that IL tl,at PREDICATE young
man, @. ID. Alexis, says The cnfcago RsPn6iicaa
has Ieceptly,,;. New York. Phiildetphie and
Bostcn. 40 VII be compelled to walk hon,e ;,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-03

1AyMANY SINECURIsTs DIsCHARGED.-Mr
discharged sixty Sinecurists, known as water
police, draw ing each 81 900 per annum. A
similar number OF sewer inspectors will soon
follow. " wv"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-03

1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE
IL improves appetite and digestion. aud 1t IL IN
rivaied or its flavor.
We are directed by Messrs. LEA h PERKINS to
prosecute all par mai ing vending
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
aul2 COON Agents, New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-03

The FIRE DEPARTMENT at Florence, Italy
according to the sculptor, Hiram Powers, con-
sists of ten men. three equipped with pipes, -four
with buckets, and three with small brass fire
extiDguishers. Very little occasion Is found 70;
ire services OF these ten fremen, as all the floor
and ceilings ofthe houses i'm Florence are pro-
tected with brick tiles. In Mr.. Powers hous.
there are no joists, and Q room twenty feet
square has an arched ceiling Of tiles which Wa
Iaio oy tour men In four days. These floors
covered with tiles, il il stated, are M colrier
than wood, and can be easily carpeted. Mt.
Powers recommends the introduction of Italian
brickmasons into the United States to instruct
our builders In this description of yxorlr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-03

HE 1AMMANY ALDKRMEN OUTSIDERS
Some members of the old boards of aldermen
and assistant aldermen i'm New York attempteI
10 take possession of the chambers i'm the city
nan yesterday, but were driven OFF by the police
alter short scrimmage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-03

/ THCRSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
pER is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold ty all druggists Price q and 30 cents
yOCNEN 5 NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
tR restores soilea gloves equal to new Sold by all
druggists ard fancy goods dealers Price, q
cents. de 5.ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-03
PIANOS, &c.

FLA OS- dc.
A RARE CHASCE-Havingc determined to intro
IA duCe in this city the celebrated &c
MACkEk PIANO. Philade phia, which 49,
has he newest inlr ROY en' nts r agniicentstb H
tone, Is better finished, and more durable than any
other Piano made, i how Offer the same az 80 per
Gent. lees cash han ether irst class Phi nn
be banRht, or for reas enable Insiallmeus. CAL aid
examine for yourselves.
dec92 CARL RICHTER, 935 Ponna ave-
IusT RECEIVED ONE ROSEWOOD
GRAND CONCERT PIAN6
Of!ts octave from the cel-brated FactoTy-
OF George steGk Co, New York; also, aEYY
selection Of PIANOS from Wm. knabe &VNNNS
Co, Baltimore. and Wa. McCammon x Co., Albany.
Also, secspd hand PIANOS and ORGANS for sale
rent easy terms
The Public invited 70 examine the Instruments.
Tu0nR and Repairing PIANOS at No. 423 Eiev-
eDth street above Penpsy lvania avenue by
sep30tr FIR. u. REICHENBACH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-03
Colorado Ie-islnture

OMAHA, NEB-. Jan. 3.-Thc Colorado I.ac---
.afure convened on the Is instant. a. Denver.
Both houses are largely republican.
tPu.Sicktes En- Route farWa~hiugton.
NV loEK, Jan 3.-General Sicklcs lctt Tor
Washington this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-03

How MANY Persisted INTHE Cue AGO FLEE
II has never been determined exactly how mIny
persons persisted in the Chicago fire. The eSti-
mates have varied from two hundred to i've
hundred. but, Chicago paper saws when it j.
rolns hbcr-d that the hot breath of the con,Il-
grafton withcrcd to ashes great cubes of build
ing stone. and then blew the ashes out into the
lake, 1T is sadly probable that many human
bodies suffered precisely the sam. fate. Over
one bundled bodies, or portions OF bodies, have
been recovered. Nearly all of these have been
ldrn'lled, and the work OF Clearing ayay the
rubbish Is yet a long way from com pletiOn. Now
through the eNertiOns OF the RELIEF and Aid So
CIety, the names of a host of others have been
muigatei as missing since the fire. OF these
II IS fair TO presume that at least three fourths
nust be added 10 the list Of victims making the
number in all probability about four hundred.
TERRIBLE SEQUEL TO THE Roo HEsrErOU
EAGE-Rict and BiO0JsiPi-The excitement I'm
Rochester, New York over the outrage commit
ted 10y the negro Howard on the lit 10 white cir
mentioned in yesterdays STAR.) continued to
Increase throughout the day Yesterday and
several demonstrations were made upon the MI
with the view of administering lynch law uIDE
the prisoner. These were foled by the activity
OF the roice. AT length the military were
called ont. and about = o'clock last night a mob
having again gathered in front of the iail a
volley was fired into the by the soldiers by
which two men were killed, and one worna an
and boy were wounded. This greatly in
creased the Excitement. and further acts OF
violence were apprehendcd during the night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-03

FINANCIAL CONDITION OF New YORK CITY
The Governor sent to the New York Legislator,
yesterday a special message on the financia
condition OF New York city, in which he saw
that in view of recent events, he addressed
letter to Hon. David A. Wells, requesting him {,
investigate and report to him on the subject
MIR. " ellis reports the net funded debt of the cit,
to be So ,E4,115; adding the floating or tempo
rary debt gives S3i 523 So; the present total liza
tiltes do rot exceed SI9O 600 200; the valu ltiou
OF Isonal property August 18th, 1871, wa
2i29S5 S93; the real estate valuation of the cit,
for 1871 was returned at S169, 306. ll0, and We;
this does not represent more than 30 per cent. OF
such property, rs the true valuation would not
debt as above estimated, namely, 800 300 GEO.
would be equivalGn mt to a mortgage Of 5per cent
The increase in valuation of property for assess
ment purposes between 1860 and 1870 was Slk
per cent. the present Increase In value of real
estate Is estimated at per cent per annum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-03

10 CLEAN SILvER.-wash In hot soap su,ls
kuse the silver soap II conveniently; then clean
with paste of whiting and whisky. Polish win
ouckskin. IL silver was always washed IN bot
sues, rinsed well, and wiped dry IL vonIJ
seldom need ANYTHING else. "~e'e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-03

The vALUE OF VACCINATION as a preventive
OF smallpox, though questioned BY many see M
attested by statistics. When smallpox was raging
As an epidemic in London in 1865 observations
we're made by the physicians upon ~ 900 chill
dren belonging to national and parochal schools
warehouses;, etc. Some Of the children had
never been vaccinated; the great majority had
In various ways and degrees. or every ,0On
children without any marks OF vaccination, 81
had marks OF smallpox; while of every / 900
children who had evidence sf vaccination onl,
l.e had any trace of the disease. I'm regard t.
the amount Of vaccination, it was found that OF
children having four rore cicalrices only
90 per thousand were scared with smallpox
SO The best vaccination proved thirty-foid NOR.
protective than the worst, and the worst wa>
Iwenty-seven times better than none NJ all. Tn.
study OF 500 cases of smallpox at the London
bo>lliai SLOWS that the unyaccinated died at tht
rate Of 81 per cent, and the vaccinated 1T tn
rate OF only ca per cent; the mortality among
these with four scars being only 90, while thai
among those with only single scar was 80. A
comparison OF the statistics indicates that well
vacclDated person runs only one-seventccnth
the risk which is taken by those VINO refuse b.
avail themselves OF vaccinations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-03

- LR - ANA
Cysn Assets ever one y ..liou Dollars.
This CEUPauy ir<CT-s property ~ all kinds & I.nst
lose or dailsK- tyf-e. ON favorable terms.
RANppiPH CASRlGIf. President.
JCHN EUW n ALL, Vic" PTes.ien-.
HtGSf - HUMAN, secretary.
K. ~ NIBT. - gent, Go u.U6iA Law Buii,liIg,
50 street, Between ID and stress, Washing
tsl dlc-3-lm
RkARCB OFFICE
SEw YORE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAR ASSETS OEES SIS 600 600
HAVING ben appoihtcf General tssut 81 me above
Company - the District { Columbia, have AIKEN
she offee tGrnarly occ upiei by Messrs. Niles
Johnson Room =, FEDERAL B,"Ck, corner Of + and
T;h strecr- ~. , where / shall be happy at al
times q the policy 10 ders AID friends of the
''Old sf-i Re,iItl" New York Life and who're pTi-
ies- :. e issued UP1n thu i1st apprOye ed plans
Liberai lnduC M Ets offered % soiicitOrs.
HENRY ID. HALL,
aeCIz 3Iss* Sole Agent for District nI Columbia,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-03
Batchel0r's Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best In the wor
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
ead nor any citalie poison to produce parsly
death Avoid the yaunted and delusive Preparations
W: A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty year.
untarnished reputation to uphold its integrity as
ky ali druggists. Applied at Is Bond street, New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-03
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

('ATITAL, 5000 O.O.-THE new JEasrY
~ PI ATF c. 49, ms 90. q sevSTk, y J.,
sfsce 2i1 Market street tlsa--s PA Glass against
ere and Irrakaga, -he;h-r Door, W allow. Show
Case. st.reagr. pu JIG YTf ate bsIidines
aud rhRrch.-. q rates low e CCusfs' with
JEe tt-VesTs Of the Us urn1 a.. safety % the Com
rsuy ParfisClsC attention -'N-I II thc insurance
f s:rrors a. sUtiic or - safe hJU~-s. Lls-es
eSG'' u % a.SIFSt-.l sud F-1riIt'y raii. Edwin
g IN III. ~ 4. N.lnr. ian an l MD lng IL I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-03

GENkRAL SiGEL assumed his office of register
OF New York yesterday. He appointeJ Sis
,iespnty, and denied admission to a crowd OF
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
ACH + T..
THE MING or ALL TENORS!
WITH THE
GRAND GERMAN OPERA.
tAEL RUSA AMI A. SEUENDORFF.-...p Directors.
d. d. WV Manager.

OPENING NIGHT. MONDAY, JAN. Q,
IL TROFATOR
In which Mr.. WACHTEL, in his grand role of
MANRCo, has no ri, oil in the world, and whose rem
zion has raised the audiences To he highest degree
Oi enthusiasm
M'nE LICHTMAI LennoFs;
M LIE pE IFbELf - AZUgena
nj. NIEELlsG. Count III Luna;
NE FkANu-t a. FoTraGda,
NJ 81 HMITZ as IneZ.
Cos DIG ok. ...-.-......MF. y. NEUBNDOREF.
WEDNESDAY. JsN 10. Second Opera Night,
IONTIfLION DE LONJCNEAUf
Mr. WACHTEL in his orig nal famous character Of
fU4rrI.UU Wh ne has sung over 90 times 10
iily dIiably OlcIf vii z hngses
MILE CANi>sA as Marguerite.
FRIpAI-Tha HUGH EEUTS.
NACHTEL ia his gTaDdest role 81 RAoUL.
SATUkDAY-MARTHA.
WAtH rEL in ms superb role OF LIONEL.
Reserved Sests. 50. 50 80. 80 a-c,r'ipg 20 To-
cation. General admission, > - Gallery, } Il :;
Foxes. $40.
S,Ie of seats fer either If the four nights com
mencrs FRIDAY, At . a. III, At MeILSrOIt 4 Go. Z
Music store. J2tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-03

IHE LIBERIANs were. on the 18th Of Noyem-
her last, still discussing the question of deposng
PRESIDENT k0ye, apparently without being
nearer solution of their ificulties than thaS
were several months previously '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-03
KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR,
French Hostages I'm the Hands Of the
Germans.

LONDON, Jan. The orders recently issued
from Berlin for the arrest and detention OF
French citizens a. hostages in places where
outrages are peTpetratcd on German soldiers
have been vigorously executed. About one
hundred persons taken in accordance with these
orders are now in the hands of the Germans.
Warning Is given of summary proceedings in all
cases OF murder or assassination. Unless the
actual offenders are surrendered by the french
authorities before the I'D OF the present month
the hostages held By them will be pat on trial
for their acts before a court martial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-03

TiCHEoRNE.-The ship Osprey, OF Boston, has
been traced by the Treasury records to the
coast Of Australia. II was by this vessel, it will
he remembered, that the claimant OF the Itch
borne estate asserts he was rescued from ship
wreck on the coast Of Brazil in the simmer of
1851, and taken to Melbourne. The solicitor for
the defendants asked our government to inter
est itself in verifying the whereabouts Of the
osprey at that time, and the inform tion oh
tanned Will accordingly be forwarded to Mr.. F.
BOwker, of London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-03
Big Days work in the london stocl.
Exchange

LONDON, Jan. S.-The morning Journals re-
mark that yesterday the business transacted ia
the Stock Exchange exceed "a in amount thatog
any day within the last forty-six years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-03

SIZE CHARLES dixie recently went to Paris
ne French government have some mistrust of
ms appearance in their capital, a. tbey assoc;.
ATE the Baronets name with the Communists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-03
Fashion Notes.

Suits trimmed and edged with fur are popular
-fOnItOn lace Is used on all kinds OF dresses
ana has most beautiful effect on ,ight evening
silks.
House and evening dresses are to be made
with demi-trciR,
Satin folds are much used for the trimming
OF dri sSes.
Bridal dress es are made OF white silk heav-
lily embroidered.
White fox-fur is much used for the borders
OF opera ClOaks this winter.
A very pretty evening head-dresS is of blue
silk and black velvet; at the side is silver al
grette and moss rose with long foliage.
-Garncts set IN silver or dark gold are much
worn for demi-tOileite.
Cuff bottoms i'm mo agate comedian, and
the various shades of onyx, are very fashionable.
Lace sacques, white or black, lined with
fancy cOlored silk, are very stylish for house
wear with n black silk skirt.
"A new style of veil for winter wear is
trimmed with narrow fur.
In most handsome sets of iewelry the brooch
is 80 arranged that IL may also be used as
pendant or an ornament for the bracelet
THE MARYLAND LEGTsLArURE-Ta Oy,1ni-
-G'i"a and GoveTa1T's Message, cRd tie ERtted
STATES .SeRdtOrship.-The General Assembly oi
Maryland, which meets at Annapolis to-day
Will present one novelty not witnesses for sew
eral years-that is, the presence of thirteen
members of the republican partv-one senator
Mr.. Steiner, from Frederick courtyard twelve
republican members of the house of delegates
hNe delegates from Frederick county. three
nom Washington county, and four from Ale
gany county. IL is expected that there will b.
but little delay in the organization OF either
house. The democratic Caucus is said To hlv,
settled that Mr.. Arthur Z. German. OF Howard
county. is TO 5e speaker of the house, while the
probabilities regarding the tTeaSurership ar,
that Mr.. John W. Davis, OF Baltimore CITY, viii
he successful. The message of Governor Bowie
Is a very lengthy document OF eighty->ix pages
pamphlet form, treating generally OF state
affairs, state Interests and finances, with some
concluding pages on federal and state relations
the kuklux act OF Congress, interference in state
elections. &c.
he Baltimore Sun saws OF the United States
SenatOTship: " Hon. james L. Earle. senator
elect from Queen ADne's county, who was q
candidate for president of the senate ar the last
session, l. spoken OF for the position of United
States Senator 10 succeed Hon. George X
NichoTs, the present Senator from the E9sterI.
Shore counties of Maryland, whose term cx-
piTeS on the 18th OF March,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-03

IEE CIVIL SERVICE ADVISORY BOARD held
an informal meeting to-day at their room in the
Interior Eepartment-the same heretofore Oc-
cupied by the Civil Service Commission. There
were present Geo. Vim. Curtis Jos. IL. Black
ian. j.. Z. Cox and T.. Il. Elliot. The other
members of the commission have not yet ar
rive in tile city, but expected by to-m1r.
row. These gentlemen viii receive their com
mi sic ns to-day from the President, and viii
hold daily sessions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-03

APPoINTED.-A. T. Eeaie, of Ohio, has been
appointed first class clerk in the contract Office
OF the Post Office Department, vice o. T. An
drews, promoted. Edgar Selye, OF New York.
is appointed third class clerk in the contrast
office OF the Post Office Department, vice II. '.
Van Duscn, resigned.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03

"Ex-GovENoR CuRrrS.-Sinee the re-
turn Of Ex-Governor Curtin from Russia,
be has been very i'll. and unable to give
declaration about his position. For
two or three weeks. therefore. while he
was lowering between life aud death. both
parties were claiming him and each was
vieing With the other in laudation of the
great accession he would make. The
Radicals nominated him for Congress. but
be declined. Then the Greeley men NOM
mated him for seat in the State Cousti-
tutional Convention. and 10! be has &C
cepted. and annoonces his intention to
support the Democratic Liberal State tick
ct entire. Aud now the Radicals who
made such hot haste to coquette With hin,
and laid their best honors at HE feet, have
suddenly discovered that he is but q po-
litical fossil a. best. with less influence
that any man Of equal prominence in the
State. And yet. the voice Of Curtin set
ties the result in Pennsylvania. and las
Pennsylvania, so goes the Union"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03

TIE DuYExzxcx. The difference be-
tween The government. Of Grant and Grants
friends and the government Of the liberal
republicans n de South may Be sccursfe-
ly measured BY contrasting the financial
and productive condition Of any State nov
under Grants rule with that Of any State
which has escaped it. Contrast Virgin
is. for instance, With North Carolina
or Georgia. sitE South Carolina-or Ten
ne.see with Louisiana Compare the
public debts and taxes Of The former With
the latter. and dr.w your own inference
IS to which pofcy-she policy Of Greeley
or GRANTS the better for the future ef
the Southern people. When You draw
this inference. il viii then require no
ghost to tell you Why the Southern people
that is. thc-people who pay the taxes
and have something to lose BY n,isgovcrn-
ment-were nearly unanimous for Greeley
at Baltimore and are ne.rly unanimous for
him still. If you are not pretender-if
you really sympatbize with the South-then
cut loose from Grant and Grants agency.
the Louisville decoy. and vote q the Sooths
ern people are begging and praying you.
for their own and their ehildrens' sake. to
vote.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03

GEoRsrA.-Georgia opens the political
ball for October this year, BY her State
election on Wednesday Of this week. A
Governor. members Of the Legislature. and
nine Congressman are to be chosen. Jas
NJ. Smith. the present Governor. is the
Democratic candidate for reelection. while
in all the Congressional and Legislative
districts good men have been Put forth BY
the Democratic and Conservative citizens
The people of Georgia have had surfeit
of such pets Of General Grant as Bullock
and others. They have been robbed aud
swindled in the most open and outrageous
manner BY carpe,-bargers and scalawags,
and hence when Bullock fousd it conve-
nient to 60 North to escape the penitenti-
airy. Mr.. Smith was chosen to gil his va
cancy By decided majority. Under this
official. the affairs Of the State have been
restored TO the proper path. goh men ap-
pointed to gil all posts of trust and honor,
public credi. redeemed. taxes reduced.
and the people relieved ola portion Of the
burdens imposed upon them BY Grant.
Bullock and their gang of conscicnceless
associates. This being the case. the re-
election Of Governor Smith. is foregone
conclusion. The Legislature will also be
composed largely Of Democrats and Con-
serva,ives, while it is confidently ex-
pected there will be more Democrats in the
next Congressional delegation than in tho
last. The canvass in the State has been
earnest. but not over demonstrative, and
full vote is expected. The Grant can
didate for Governor is Dawson A. Walker
who will only poll such vote as can be
managed by the Federal ofice-holders -
Georgia will assuredly lead the van Of the
great October victories of 1872. Then
will come Pennsylvania and Indiana. and
that will settle the Presidential contest.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03

Crncrr CorRr The September Term
Of our Circuit C"nr. adjourned Yesterday
after long and tedious session of two
weeks and half
We give a synopsis Of the more impor-
tant cases which have engrossed the Cour,
since our last issue.
The case Of Thomas r. Greenwell VS..
Thomas o Spencer was given to the Jury
at o'clock p. NJ. on Saturday. and the
Jury after remaining out all night were
discharged by the Court at III o'clock
A. NJ. on Sunday. having failed to agree
upon verdict Wilson and Combs l.
Downs for plaintiff Harris. Crane and
Blackstone & Morgan for defendant.
Monday, the 3O,h. Ballengcr & Neal
vs.. Geo. T. Burroughs. Assumpsis. etc.
Tried by Jury. Verdict for plaintiff. etc
Wilson for plaintiff. Harris for defen-
dant.
State W. Elizabeth Butler. Indicted
for Larceny. Tried BY Jury. Guilty. and
sentenced by the Court to undergo con-
finement in the County Jail for six months
Crane for State. Wilson and Key for
prisoner.
Tuesday. October the LIST. State vs..
Edward Thomas. Prescntment for burn
ing . penthouse. etc. Submitted to the
Court. Not Guilty and prisoner dis
charged. Crane for State. Harris for
prisoner.
State ". VIM. Shuhart. Presentment
for an assault and battery. Tried BY Jury.
Guilty. and fined two dollars and costs.
Crane for State. Blackstone & Morgan
for traverser.
The Petit Jury we're then finally dis
charged.
Wednesday. End. The Court met to
hear motions, etc.