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National Republican., 1873-06-28
nInn. nInr,Inu of Children

The various Sabbath schools OF the city have
q grand review tomorrow OF the lessons Of the
uniform series at Lincoln Hall, al 400 O'Clock
The usual quarterly meeting for children will be
held, and addresses will be made By Hon. VIM.
stickney, Captain NJ, Z. Wilkinson, aud Rev. j.
N, Hubbard, the new rector OF the Church Of tht
Strangers. These sabbath children's meetlngi
have been exceedingly interesting.
National Republican., 1873-06-28
nIusIc this Afternoon.

The programme Of music at the Presldent's 4
grounds this afternoon Is As follows: 1. Grand
liam TELL" Kossini. 3. "Trpumerei," Schuman.
4. Introduction aud waltZes, "AutOgTaph, y
Strauss. 8, Potpouri from "Faust, ," GOunOd. 8.
West Point Academy Polka, Moscow, 10y re-
quesLl I. Theme and variations, "PeaTl OF
smyrna" Brepaant, 10y Tequest) &. SeTenade,
81 never can forget" hallOw FlnAle.
National Republican., 1873-06-28
Nils. iInrroyer'. school.
w, w. BURDETTE.
III. Greu, sale to Close Bu.,nc...

The improvements on seventh street compel
Mr.. Burdette to rebuild his store; hence he Is
selling on :" to close business"-a phrase In this
case which means no financial pressure. Five
hundred pieces calico, 10 cents per yard; AndrO-
scoggin cotton, II Cents-way below cost. An
Immense stock OF dry goods at actual cost. Car
petlngs, oi-clOths aud mAttings at and below
cost BurietteS Is 92s Seventh street. This Is
perhaps the best chance the ladies will have thls
season for the purchase Of line goods ut cheapeAt
ratea
National Republican., 1873-06-28
Fourth Dis rict school No. I, Coiorcd, Male
and FomaIe.
Reception Of the Gradaatina Glass OF Co
lumhlnn Nnllnne-

grand reception Of the graduating class OF
Columbian college was held last evening at the
residence OF the Rev. Dr. Cuthbert, e2l New
York avenue. Among the Distinguished gentle
men present were President Welllng, Professors
Messrs. q. T. Bergman, Arthur L. Green, Jas.
II. CuthheTt and L. II. Hay constituted the re-
CeptiOn committee. Among the graduates were
Messrs. Fuller, Parker, Phillips, Bryan, L. NJ.
CuthbeTt and Others. }
National Republican., 1873-06-28
pELIrIous rRoos at Inc Chesapeake.
ncy,n,h street Improyemenl..

We invite an examination OF our choice stock
Of boots aud shoes, which wo have marked down
10 effect closing out preparatory 70 reinodelng
mems, misses, and boys goods. For quality,
style, and nt they are Unsurpassed. the largest
aud most complete stock OF BuTth me shoes for
reduced pTloea, h T. y. 0artreilS, corner Sew
enth and | street..
National Republican., 1873-06-28
MaEnIacent birthday Present.

The statement that q gift OF flO0,0OO had been
made by q sOn-ln-law OF Professor AgAssiZ TO Ills
museum In Cambridge, Mass, Is not quite cor
rect. The sum mentioned was presented by his
sOn-iniaw, "A. Snaw, and his daughter Pauline,
Us personal gift, on the birthday OF the Pro-
feasOr. The latter, however, Is disposed TO use
the money In the Interest Of the museum.
National Republican., 1873-06-28
OUR "POLIOY."


Ita wenderful success.
Early reduction Of Prices.
Certain reduction OF stock.
Stlll Lower.
Greater Inducements
Than Yet offered.
Notwithstanding the great demand
For Summer Clothing
Our Store Is stlll
Largely Stocked,
And Must be Cleared
Without Reserve -
At any S4crince.
Mems Clothing. Boys Clothing.
Oyerstocked.
Must Sell.
our Inducements,
Low prices.
Low prices.
Low prices,
CALI Examined Purchase ! /!
HABLR BRoTHERs,
Fashionable Tallors,
Corner seventh aud ID streets.
National Republican., 1873-06-28

The latest spenceriAn improvement Is beauti.
full tracing copy which secures good writing
from the nTst. II win be used, under the dlrec-
tion OF Professor Spencer, In tho special course
10 penmAnship IL the Business College, begin
mug Tuesday, July 1. ' ..
National Republican., 1873-06-28
THE COURTS.

Crimlnal Ceurt-nIr. Justice Macarthur.
This court was engaged o. follows yesterday I:
Lucy Rivers and Geo. Clark, indicted for a.
eault and battery with intent TO kill John II,
Byers May 1a, last; Lucy Rivers was found
guilty as indicted and sentenced TO the penlten-
tlary for two years, and George Clark was found
guilty Of assault only, and nned go OF sixty days
N jail. James Dob6ina, indicted for robbery Of
Mrs. Lottie Salter Of pocket-book and money on
May 81 last was convicted and sentenc ed
20 the penitentlary for three years. sandy A.
Barnef, indicted for an assault with intent 70 Kill
Emily Barnes, his wife, April ~, last; ahe was
convicted and sentenced 10 the penltentiary for
three years. James Potter, indicted for assault
with intent TO Kill Eliza Potter with razor May
10, last; she was convicted and sentenced 70 the
penltentiary for three years.
Circuit Ceurt--Jsdse uunsphrcys.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Berry vs.. Gilbert. This case engaged the court
all day, aud was not concluded. Il will be re-
sumed this morning. Adjourned.
Police Ceurt-Judse snclI.
Sarah Jane Robinson, Sarah Simpson, Sarah
Taplett, John v. Lacy and John Price, nned for
profanity. Christian Bruehl forfeited $40 col
lateral for keeping his bar open on Sunday. VIM.
Joftng, same charge; t20-appeal Aquiila Bar
ton, violation Of hack law; %. John Scott, as
sault on Charles Smith; t5. Thomas a. Dorsey,
assault on Mary Williams; $40 and costs.
National Republican., 1873-06-28
nonrd nf rIrn CnmmI..Innnr..

Tho Board Of FIRE Commissioners hell spC-
| clal meeting last night for the purpose OF con-
| hldeTlnR series OF rules fer the government Of
| the department recently prepared by the ap-
propriRte committee. Alter due consideration
and several amendments the report Of tho com.
mltteo was adopted,
National Republican., 1873-06-28
PnfdOned.

Yesterday Eugene AucAiquA was arrested and
carried before Judge smell on the charge Of sell
Ing goods without license, and was hned t2oO.
committed unlntentionally, Mr.. AucalquA was
Immediately par'loned by Governor Cooke on
the recommendation Of Judge Smell and others.
National Republican., 1873-06-28
Importun, for E.cur.isns and PIouIe..

Excursions, picnics aud church fairs can be
supplied with Soda Water, Ginger Ale, Tonic
Beer Sc, In bottles and steel fonts, at short no
tloe, delivered TO any part OF the District or
packed for shipment Our Ginger Ale this sea-
son Is far superior 20 any other made In the Dis.
trict. Bottles aud steel fountains loaned free Of
cGsrge'by PAlAhE asoIastSSD GSaSS,
National Republican., 1873-06-28
DELICIOUS FROGS at the Chesapeake.

-
Must be
Sold, previous TO making interior alterations on
account OF lowering grade
Our stock OF ClUthlng and
Furnishing Goods.
Prices fully
twenty-five per cent.
LOWER
Than formerly.
EIsRMAN 4 Bro,
b05 seventh street, May Building.
National Republican., 1873-06-28
COLORED SCHOOLS.
The Profe..or Grecner TreubI.

A meeting Of the students OF the Preparatory
High school, under the direction of the Colored
school Board. was held q Union League hall
ytatiOn TO attend had been sent 10 the REPuB-
LICAS. so the readers will be compelled TO take
the following, furnished by friend OF the move
An Indignation meeting was held last evening
at Union League hall OF the pupils OF the SUM-
ner Preparatory High school, TO protest against
Greener, date OF Howard iniyersityJ over
sixty scholars were present. Resolutions were
adopted extending sympathy TO their beloved
teacher, and committees were appointed 10 wait
on the Professor, and also attend q mass meet
ing of colored citizens at Union League hall on
Monday next to represent their grievances and
sorrow. Speeches In sympathy with the meet
Carson, VIM. r. Costin, Jerome johnson, MT.
shippen and others. large number OF tho
friends and parents OF the pupils were present.
The meeting adjourned 70 Tuesday, at4 ocloek
10 this connection 1t may be well to meAtlon
that the meeting called for Monday to consider
the action o. MT. broSss snn o. he Council IN re;
into meeting to vent the supposed grievances
| of Mr.. Greener. This information Is obtained
from parties supposed 70 be posted: posted and shows
chances TO secure their end.
Fourth Dis rict school No. I, Coiorcd, Male
and Female.
This school was examined by Messrs. Georg,
W. Mitchell and J. r. Keene. The schoo
Is under the charge Of Mrs, Y. Douglass, jr. tn,
onlldreI showed great proficiency In all the
studies, and examlnation was wholly satisiac
| tory. These scholars are particularly com
mended for attendance: Pleasant Whlte, JohI
Washington, Robert Lgglns, Henry spencer
| George SlmTns and Mary Brown. For good de
portlnent: Bertha Parker and Henry Spencer
Churchill and Pleasant White. The school mum
| bers IL, all Of whom were present.
National Republican., 1873-06-28
COUNTY SCHOOLS.
The ExamIaatisu. .Csscludcd-scceud Dis.

The ExamIsstiea. Csscluded-scc Dis.
trict.
NO. SCHOOL,
taught by Mr.. ?. q. Lugenbeel, and located near
Tennalytown, was examined yesterday. Mr..
Jugrnbeel has % scholars, OF which number %
were 4. Neal, J. Clark, W, washington, Mary
DOrress, r. Thomas, 4. Dickson and A. John
sou.
SCHOOL no 8
was examined by Trustee SLICK and Mr.. McNAbb,
The schoolShumbers 81 pupils, with 2I present.
Mr.. Joseph Carmack Ia teacher.
Third District.
MALE PRIMARY NO. I.
Trustee Brown on Thursday examined this
school, which Is located near Brightwood, In an
old-fashiOned school building. bernard T. jan
ney Is the principal, and Miss Anderson assist.
ant. The examiner was very particular IN CIV.
ing his questions, which were In spelling, read
ing, writing, arithmetic, grammar and hlstory,
but the scholars were really with their replies,
aud promptly answered all propOunded 10 them.
The awards were as follows: First prize, frst
class. Ed. Reynolds; third prIe, nrst class,
Emily BeAlle; nrst prize, second class, Eva
Cowling; second priLe, second class, Willie
SresgH; rrr nrs. prize !siT Gs;s JSen % %0re,gh;
prize, fourth class, Eva keene; second prize,
fourth class, Chandler SIrtin; nrst prize, NTH
class, Christie Florence; second prize, nflh
MI. Janney has "a pupils, o. OF the number
being present. ThlA school is now Of the same
grade a. the Grammar schools Of Washington,
and when Mr.. Janney took charge two years age
b 1t few scholars were IN AttennAnce, and they
b sing mostly In the Primary studies. lie has
built It up through hard work to It's present
standing, and u Ia now rated as one Of the best
schools Of the District Of Columbia. Mr.. Janney
with his able assistant, received the congratula
tons Of all present on the success Of his under
taking.
SCHOOL NO. Q,
Mr.. J. II. NOorhees teacher, was examined. The
school Is located near Fort Slocum, and Is a yer,
promising one.
NO. SCHOOL
was examiped yesterday. Tho school Is taught
by Nc. L. c, VIDAL. There are about 30 scholar
In THIS school.
Fourth Di.triet. ID.
NO. SCHOOL,
taught by V. l.. Douglass, was examined. Tn
school Is located In tue new building at Howard
town.
Pinh District.
NO. l SCHOOL
was examined yesterday morning. Mr.. EdFa
Janney Is the teacher. The school Ia locate'
near BrightWood.
| NO. SCHOOL,
day. There are % scholars In the school, all Q
whom were present.
sixth District.
| The school located at Fort Saratoga was eS
amlncd In the afternoon. Mr.. Mitchell Is tn
teacher.
| scyenth District.
The school taught by Mr. VIM. Bishop. an
lOcated at Good Hope, was examined by Truste
| POlliOtt.
National Republican., 1873-06-28
TnLo Care Of Your yaIuabIe..

Call and examine the IRE and burgiar-prooi
vaults OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner New
Ing OF securities, Jewels, Bllyor-ware, or othel
valuables. Rents, from ten TO sixty dollars pei
annum, according 10 size. No business man car
afford TO do without them.
Taks parning from the chfea0o and Boston Gres.
National Republican., 1873-06-28

Palmer 4 Green, OF Georgetown, have great
variety Of new Soda Water Apparatus for sale at
manufacturers' prices and terms. secondhand
In steel foultAina
National Republican., 1873-06-28
NnlIonnI suyIna. BanI.,
n,.non,IhI, for Wbn, ue sny..

corner OF New Yort avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent per Annum on deposltA for each
calendar month. BANKING hours TO 4; batur-
days, 10 q and TO 8.
National Republican., 1873-06-28
THE NEW PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.
Organization Of 81. J sincs Parish In the CITY
of washlnEton, ID. q.

Pursuant to notice given on the 10Th instant,
q number Of gentlemen met at No. 626 Tenth
street northeast, June 20, 1sT9, at $50 O'Clock
yesterday, for the purpose OF organizing q
new Episcopal church. Dr. Wm. UTinsted was
elected chairman, and Frederic A. Holden secre.
tary. Frederic A, Holden, Geo, W. Francis, IT,,
Thomas W. Miller, J. 4. Engle, VIM. Ruther.
ford, VIM. Grinsted, NJ. D., J. d. q, Baxter, NJ.
D., and Charles Marshall were elected yestTy.
men to serve until Easter Monday, 1874, Rev,
James A. Harold, NJ. D., was unanimously
called to the rectorship. on motion OF james
Frank Miller, Il was voted TO adlOuTn. Steps
will be taken at once TO erect suitable build.
ing for the purpose Of divine worship, and II Il
expected that a site will be selected and Tho
imnrJyement begun,
National Republican., 1873-06-28
Tbe Ann FraacI.co pIin.,reI..
Epencarlnn,

Matinee at 9 this afternoon, and in the evening
q grand closing performance. A rlch and rare
entertainment will be missed by oil who fail 70
attend.
National Republican., 1873-06-28

conduct. augur for you most successful ca
reer In life. That u may be 40 Is the earnest
PRAYER Of all your friends. ....
Tbs pianos In the academy, some twenty-three
In number, have since 1866 been In charge Of
Nlctof UeckCF
National Republican., 1873-06-28
Impor,nut 70 Dussi.t., Nr,

Tho WashinHton City savings Bank,
corner OF Seventh street and Louisiana ayonuI
pays per cent. interest on all deposits Depos
ltA can he made and drawn at viii.
National Republican., 1873-06-28

Indebted TO us will receive, previous TO July 1,
statement OF their account up to date. One OF
ties having accounts with us. We earnestly ask
our patrons 10 promptly meet our demands and
avoid, to us, the unpleasant duty Of placing their
accounts In the hands OF our attorneys.
A. SAKs a Co., ai6 seventh street
National Republican., 1873-06-28
CIIY ITEMS.

j. n. sauicr Ss Co.,
Bankers, No. ltis Pennsylvania avenue, pay
per cent on all deposits.
National Republican., 1873-06-28
DELICIOUS rRoos a. me Chesapcake.

MFR. Robert,
the well-known and much-appreciated watch.
maker OF this city, who was for long time In
the employ OF Gait A Bro, and more recently oi
the nrm OF Robert A Morrill,, has taken the
watch department at Princes new tewelry
establishment, No. 90 Pennsylvania avenue
and can In future DO found there by his friendi
and natrona
National Republican., 1873-06-28
prLrcrous rroos At INC cne.apsate.
The Lenden sncL suit..

The neatest, nobblest and most fashionable
garments worn. We have this suit made from
cualaoa, English casslmere, nne plaid worsted
and other goods. Many OF them wero placed
upon our counter yesterday.
A. sAKs a CO., SiS seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-06-28
,.gNEw.I. CRY NEWS.

The range OF the thermometer yesterday At
Hemplers was as follows: 8 a. m, q; 10 q. M,
ls; 10 M u; Q p. m, 81; .. m., "; p. m., 90;
p. m, 80.
The grand Jury yesterday returned true bin
brother, John Kane, on the Island In March last.
A pair Of horses attached TO wagon belong
Ing to the Metropolitan Railroad Company, ran
away on Seventeenth street, near PennsJlyania
avenue, and, colliding with a cart driven by =
Ing him severely.
Robert McElroy, a private OF No. . engine CON-
pany, died yesterday morning Of consumption
| after q long illness.
Thomas 4. waggaman, real estate broker and
auctioneer, sold yesterday lot numbered 10, In
square $50, Improved by two small bricks, for ].
u. Evans foe 1tO per foot, and lot A, In square
| 100, to WIN. Rutherford, for toSa.
National Republican., 1873-06-28
A HunR aWINnI,R.


Two Hundred Theusasd DslIsr-' worth ef
Certificates OF tho Board Of Pabiic wsrhs
stolen AVID FORCED.
A rumor has beeh current for some DAYS here
that an enormous swindle had been perpetra,ed
recently by means Of forged certificates OF In
debtedness OF the District OF Columbia. II 10
now stated that some time since certain unknown
parties, by means Of forged order from Gov.
ernor Henry d. Cooke, obtained from the nrm
which does the ofhclal printing for the local
authorities two books containing the blank forms
used BY the auditing board to give oertihcates
for Indebtedness due by the old corporations Of
Washington, Georgetown, and the county Of
Washington.
The original act creating the District Of Colum.
bia into a Territory provided that the indebt-
edness OF these corporations should be audited
by board appointed tor the purpose, and csrtl-
ncates issued Of such Indebtedness, which should
receive the signatures OF the board and the Gov
ernor and Secretary OF the District, and should
be prior lien against the resources and revenue
Of the Territory.
These blanks were the ones obtained by the
unknown partles referred TO, and II ls now stated
that t9po 900 worth OF these worthless certificates
have been negotiated In Philadelphia alone; and
this fact causes considerable anxiety and excite
ment amoLg parties interested In these securi-
ties to ascertain whether enough has been hy-
pothecated to create annoyance to the holders of
genuine certificates.
Az soon As the fact OF the theft and forgery
was ascertsined the police authorities were notl-
ned, and the detective corps has since been
bdsily engaged In trying 10 ind the offender and
bring him to justice. Several Of tho ofiicers are
now absent from the city engaged on the case,
aud II IA highly probable that before the next
issue Of the REruBLicS the guilty parties will
| be In custody.
National Republican., 1873-06-28

PREvKSrIvK or HYDRoPHoBIA.-Go 10 Sayage's
and buy muExe for your dog.
National Republican., 1873-06-28
Boy, CIe,hiug Mt Cost,
All Persons

I ""yH NE"tHtHE NJ NW7ff
On account Of altering grade In front OF our
| store. RfsRMAN A BRo.,
| sos Seventh street, MAY building.
National Republican., 1873-06-28

TnE 0REAr EHaLisn REMEDY for Gout and
Rheumatism All sufferers from the above COM
pAints, either Of recent or long standing, sd
yised 70 use Biair's Gout and rheumatic Pills.
They can be relied upon as the most safe ard
effectual remedy ever offered To the public, and
have been universally used IN Europe for many
yearl with the greatest success. Prepared by
PRouf a H1RsAsT, 2ae Strand, London, kngAnd,
and sold BY all druggists.
National Republican., 1873-06-28
i.rrnt nedncIInn In PrIce.tt
- V7O BeVehth atfeet.
Branch at 1881 seventh street, near market.

MANY surfER rather than take nauseous medl-
cine, and this Is not to be wondered At, as the
remedy u often worse than the disease. Suf-
fercrs from coughs, colds, influenza, sore
throat, or tendency TO consumption, win ind In
DR.. wlstar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry remedy as
agreeable TO the palate as encctual In removing
disease.
National Republican., 1873-06-28
N.enp. Centaur LinImonl

The finest brands OF Tea, and the hest grades
OF Coffee fresh roasted every day at the Tea and
Coffee store, 40 Pennaylvanih avenue, nearly
opposite the National hotel. ..... 49,. eotf
National Republican., 1873-06-28

CAsroRIA Ia more than q substitute for Castor
OIL. IL Ia the only safe article In existence which
Ia certain to regulate the bowels, cure wind
cholic and produce natural sleep. II In pleasant
70 take. No more sleepless mothers or crying
babies,
National Republican., 1873-06-28

80 NICE suNMka DRINKS. lI0
Pure lemon and raspberry ryrups at ST. 30 per
gallon at 4Io, nearly opposite the National
hotel. cost
National Republican., 1873-06-28
Pure French Candy
4T()
Tea and COTE

is Manufactured daily and sold at the low price
Of 10 cents per pound, at tTO Pennsylvania ave-
nue., nearly opposite National hotel. eou
National Republican., 1873-06-28

Are respectfully invited
To an examination OF our
Stock OF
Boys and chlldrcn's suits.
Thin caSslmeres and
Linen jacket suits,
Blouse suits, shirt bodies, 40, &c.
Moan WALKER a Co.,
Gil Pennsylyanla avenue, between sixth and
Seventh streets.
National Republican., 1873-06-28

IT IS sADDEsISa to see our hair blossomlng for
the grave too carly. More especially women
feel this affictlon, and II Is even q greater de-
formity to them than to men. Ayers Hair vlgor
removes u an restores the hair sometimes. but
Its original color always.
National Republican., 1873-06-28

THE sEw CoLossApE Horn, PhIlsdeiphia,
Pa, Is nearest 10 the navy yard and cemeteries.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-10-29


-lEyen Elected Republicans
Chosen to the Rest Of the Stote
Offices.
CoLUMBUs, o., Oct. 18.-The
Democratic Executive Committee
have postponed their jolifcation un-
til some time next week. The wires
have been kept at work all day at j.
G. Thompson's headquarters, verify
ing and correcting returns on the
vote for Governor. Their latest
footings given Allen about 740 ma
jority. There seems TO be little
reason to doubt that the entire State
ticket elected is Republican, except
Governor, as the returns received at
the Secretary of States Office f-om
about one-fourth the counties of the
State uniformly shown larger vote
for Allen and a smaller vote for
Noyes than their tickets respectively
received. White, for Supreme Judge,
and Wilson, for Comptroller. run
especially well. The official figures
do not materially change the report
ed najorities, but in some cases
variations are discovered, the sum
total Of which have mot thus far
favored the Republicans.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-10-29
[Frop the Press and Herald, Thursday

There are, we understand, some
half dozen other parties in East Ten
nessee whom the Government is
keeping in view but for whom war
rants have not yet been issued.
With these exceptions the Deputy
Marshals have completed the arrests
Of all the East Tennesseeans charg-
ed with being concerned in the sale
or passage of this spurious money.
From North Carolina not much
definite information of the results of
Mondays expeditions has been re-
ceived. In Mitchell county, n. C.
six arrests were made so far as heard
from, the names of the prisoners
being: G, Buchanan, r. Buchanan,
j. r.. Green, Gibbs, Garland, ID. Hill
and S. Banard, There were over
sixty warrants for parties residing
in the counties in the Western North
Carolina district. That the greater
number of these were successfully
served and the victims arrested
seems probable from the news re-
ceived from that section, which
merely mentions great commotion
among the country people and Dep
uty Marshals riding in all directions.
Preliminary examinations in the
case of two of the prisoners from up.
per East Tennessee were held, yes
terday, before u S. Commissioner
Aiken, and a third case was pro-
crossing when the Court adjourned.
The first case tried was that of Geo
w. Hickey, of Johnson City. The
Commissioner, after hearing the
proofs and arguments of counsel. re-
quired the defendant to give bond in
the sum of $4,000 for his appearance
before the United States Court, on
the third Monday in November.
The second case was against Da-
vid NJ. Taylor, the Deputy Sheriff of
Washington county, There were
three charges against Mr.. Taylor.
but all exceedingly trivial, the entire
amount of the currency charged to
have been. passed by him amounting
only to $3.50
After the examination OF several
witnesses and full investigation of
the case, Attorney General Andrews
arose and stated to the Court that
the prosecution had been disappoint-
ed in the proof-that they had failed
to show probable cause and asked
that Mr.. Taylor be discharged, which
was accordingly done.
The third case was against Samuel
Jenkins, about twenty-one years
old, step son of NJ. Y. Morton, also
a prisoner. Detective Dodson was
examined and the examination of
detective Bowers was progressing
when court adjourned. w. p. Tay-
lor, one Of the arrested men. from
Carter's Depot, was Internationally
released without a hearing. Samuel
Thomson and III. Y. Morton, OF
Carter's Depot, are. still in Jail.