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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-25

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nN DEMANDE-DES OUvRIERES ET JEUNES
~ flies pour perer ct chenillcr dc Ia dentele. Sa-
dresser No. l63 Pine street, rooms.
TINE JEUNE FILE FRANCHISE, POUvANT DON
ner les premiercs notions de un jeunc en-
FAINT, desire SC placer tine iamiiic ailant en- France
prcfcrce, s'adresscr rue Anity, NO. 81
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A RESPECTABLE BOY. Ii YEARS OLD WISHES
IA situation in store or office as errand boy. Call
his parents, 257 9Th
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DINGEE, PORTER 4 Co. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
- closure sale of valuable improved Property on bird
avenue, Twenty third wara New York city. ut the Real
Estate Exchange Ill Broadway On Thursday, March 2i
1874 at " O'Clock NJ, that valuable Property know as
the "Sheppicr bstate consisting three lots ground
southeast corner bird avenue and Spring place.
tween 66tb and 10Th streets two three story frame
Buildings. Partc nlers at Office OF Auconeers No 23O3
Third avenue and Ill Broadway.
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DY JAMES N, MITLER.-WEDSESDAY, NJ ARCH 25
ID at IL O'Clock, the exchange salesroom Ill Broad.
way, positive and peremptory sale OF Nos l29 and III
Clinton place eighth street. between Fifth and Sixth
avenues The two 50 story basement sub-celiar brick
order; each house 45x46 lots 25xgI the above prop
crty in very desirable location, Clinton place beng
the greatest thoroughare from Sixth Broad
way south OF Fourteenth street. Maps and particulars
atf he
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DY JAMES NJ MILLER-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 70
ID l2 o'clock ut the Exchange Salesroom, Ill Broad
Nos 22 222 and IA West Forty street. between
Seventh and Eighth avenues. the Lots OF Land with
the improvements forty.frst street, lots Of Land;
with the south side FOrtyrst street. 40
Of Eighth saie without Maps
and particula at the Office.
by JOHN II. DRAPER Il CO., AUCTIONEERS.-THE
ID Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Railroad Com
pany will sell 5000 ions Scranton Coal at public auction
on Wednesday, March IS at 70 O'Clock noon, at Is kx-
change place. SAMUEL SLOAN. President
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IVANTED-BY GENTLEMAN GIVING UP HIS
w horses ana stable situation for bis coachman
who he recommend os be.ng In respect most
desirable man. Cal! at private stable II West zit st.,
tor THOMAS.
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CITUATION wANTED-BY A coy II YEARS OF
- age: IN good business; has been three years
down town, Address A. H., box III Herald office
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY 25 1s74TRPLE SHEET


COACHMEN MD 0A1tOENEMSs
-e~-~~
wANrED-SINGLE MAN AND THOR
l. ough in every respect Address A. d. b., Herald
vi vin
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GARDENERS SITUATION WANTED--BY MARRIED
" practical who thoroughly understands 1t in
each department; best reference Address J. X. No.
John st., seed store.
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CTTCATTON WANTED-BY A COLORED MAN As
~ head walter; objection to a summer resort best
reference: Address WAITER box l37 Herald Uptown
Branch office.
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DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTf0NEER. IS CEDAR
- street THURSDAY March &C. at l0la O'Clock,
great trade sale Of Sewing Machines.
Singer Howe, Wheeler Wilson. Wilcox Gibbs and
other well known varieties, most Of which are in good
ord r. having been taken In exchange The sale viii
without and will be sold in lots to suit the
and private buyers
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LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
OF TWO PRIVATE DWELLINGS.
ARCH JOHNSTON Will sell at auction this day Wednes-
day. March 2 at l0 O'clock at the salesroom 81 Nassau
street, large assortment Of Household Furniture black
walnut and oak Parior ami Bedroom suits, Mirrors Tar
pets, hair Mattresses, tea her Eeds, Extension tables,
Gard Tables, Centre rabies Dining Chairs Hall Chairs
Bureaus, Wristbands Hastands Toilet Tables. Reriger.
aors Wardrobes, bookcases, secretaries Chandeliers,
Oilcloths Curtains. Lounges, Easy Chairs Sofa Beds
Pickhard Bedsteads, Crockcry Glass and China Ware,
Kitchen Utensils, &c.
general ssortmeut OF ONCE Furniture.
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THE COURrN.
pNrrCn no-u-


Io-dsy Richard kssisy, ch zeu with dis
tnrning The peace and quiet Of Georgetown
was lined IS. Agnes White, loud and holster
Gus; q. Lesis Ii Sawyer, Jan Mag llrs sni
John Turner, three boy vsgrsn's, were sant
down. WIN. Jones a vsg ant, was com 1itted
lateral VIM. MARROW and % ,sm Brian, throw
ing stones on the street, - each. Frank King
d'serGeFiy; 30. Christopher Tyler, prafane ard
lnoecenti SIS Henry Dorsv, same: "a John
P, Hurry, loud and boisterous taiEine: As
stephen Tyler, same; IS. Robert ,Iohns n,
assault and battery on Rober. w. TenlS. nnits
a s.rru,u-, hit The upper lin OF Teuly
was cut through. aud he had Sas s6ani in
the scalp; blood flowed freely. De. Walsh tss-
titled 20 sewing up the wounds; johnson said
1enly invited him out to fight and forced h m
irt0 Il. He introduced witnesses to prove his
gCCd character, who testified that johnson
had been in several 6ght., which did not seem
Richard DeLscy, threats to Patrick Mcnamara;
with Ice pick in hand, Dick threatened to N IKE
miDcemeatof Pet; and $50 bonds were required
o. him 10 keep the peace Patrick Reagan, as
ssult and battery on Catherine his wife: lined siO
and costs, and $500 bonds to keep the peace SIX
months, and TO stand committed until given.
Mary Ann Curtis vas charged with assault and
battery on Bridget O. BFien, who testified tia.
Mary Ann threw 8 kettle OF sca'ding cater al
her, burning her neck AT d back dres dfully, aud
Afterwards threw a brick AZ her. In defeuco
Mary Ann said that Bridget split her head with
a hAtchet, showing her head with band age or
Ter head. The old lady denied this. aud said
her husband did II when she was drunk. Mrry
Ann is the daughter of Bridget; bouds In t1s
sum Of Slto TO keep the peace, and SO fne
Anne Penn, assault ana battery on ltue
Walker. TWAS testified that bricks I4mps and
pans were flying backward aud forward
in all directions in airs Pena's hou -
and fire of $50 was imposed
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Condemned Locals

Nestt rdsv att moon the democracy OF the
District fred salute Of Zoe guns on A-IaJE
square in bOnar OF the recent victories.
The abrasive opening s,.Ees OF Ht ~.
nj < Bates, those popular tGaClr- ''.''.-
takes place Thursday evening NavsE,f,.r -
D. srini's Hall ~-4'~i 49, .--
Two more nights -. Max Hsaar,s zr.rt car
nIssI " ar III science, A. LlueIIa U.F-
" s'-aesd2.y and Thursday nights. Laliss and
misses Tree; gentlemen . cents; bows ID cents.
See advertisement column.
The cOlOred Methodist church situated on
Jennings road, near BenRing's station, Ia the
county, v as destroyed by fire on Sunday morn
irg last. The FIRE originate from a defective
stoye-Iipe. Loss abs ut 81 600. 10 insurance.
Now that the evenings are long and the peO-
Die are thinking bow they can best spend them
what more profitable or pleasant manner can
be found than the reading OF gOOt standard
books. The Washington CITY Library company
IN the TOoms OF lhe NOung Mems Christian As
soeia' on, are offering all the inducements pos
slble TO our citizens. Their library is extern
eve, and new books are constantly being ad-
ded. The library is free TO adeTs in the rooms.
At the annual meeting of the saint Andre " 3
Society, held on the 9Th inst, the following per
sons were elected officers for the ensuing wear
Gen G.. W. BallOck, president; Peter Camp
bell, LIST vice president; Jas. 4. Small. ID vice
president; John H. Berry, secretary; John H.
Small, treasurer; Rev. Dr. j. T.. Rankin. chan
is1ni y. G. DuncansOn, Ih0s. l.. TulIOCk, 4. b.
Clarke, 1bOs. SOmeTVille. Dr. John b. McKav
AID Josiah NJ cIeOd, managers.
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al f. X A " RIA.

BIsHoPRIC OF OHIo-ReU. r. H. WcKin -
The recent Protestant Episcopal convention in
session in New York agreed to a division of the
dioceses or New Jersey, Ohio, Wisconsin and
Michigan, so that very soon those diOceses will
be formed and new bishops elected for each.
Among those prominently mentioned in con-
nectiOn with the bishopric of Ohio is Rev. Ran.
dolph II. Mckim, rector of Christ Church, in
this city, whose eminent piety, ability and zeal
recommend him for the position.
DIsBANDED.-At regular meeting of the
Alexandria Typographical Union, No. s., held
on Saturday night last, resolution was adopt.
ed dlsbsnding the organization, and ordering
the secretary TO turn the charter over to the
secretary of the National Union, after which
the meeting adjourned sine die.-Gdzette, last
ersHiBo.
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g EOR ETO WV.

". & g. Il. R.-Complaints are made that
some OF the conductors on this line put mp the
wire screens on the rear platform of the car
before ii reaches the end OF the route; IN some
instances the cars are not even stopped TO LET
yond High street, thus compelling those left in
the car TO get OF at the front platform. Prob
ably word from the President OF the road
would stop this annoyance.
GRAIN TRADB.-Tnere has been no receipts
of grain to-day. We note sales of 900 bushels
wheat at Sl22; 1000 do. at $l.27: 5000 do. at
S1.23k and L24k; 800 do at 81 and 81 20, and
500 do. white corn at 90 cents. Market firm,
with fair demand for choice wheat.
The COST of the new church near Cabin John
bridge was $3.50, not SO, $40, as stated in our
issue of YESTERDAY,
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Mr.. Dsridge. Wen, his honor is no. trying

Mr Dsvidge. Wen, his honor Is not trying
the CASE. Us
MT ddle.-This calls 20 mind very M
becom'ng assa1lt on enc Of the governments
witness' by Gel. whitley
1hA corr s's'ed tnat il was probsbi4 ID st
Shstever I'D been done had been done without
due reflection. He would state that II there was
repetition of this conduct within the juTis-
dictiOn Of the court IL H0uld be summary
Cealt with. He would not order the parties
into custody now, hut he would warn them.
The should not bring about any sntag0n-
isul.
Mr.. Henkle said that Colonel Whitley denies
having been guilty of any improperly.
Mr.. Riddle was about 20 reply, but
The Court said he was not deciding on the
subject now.
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Here are fcw Of the bargains offered .-Boys'
and Glrls' merlso Embroidered Caps aid Hoods.
ard Eerine French Hoods Hand Knit ZsphyT Oaes
oGd hoods, Hand Mutt sacQues, 81; SIX and satiu
Quilted Hoods very fne, 4 81 ana 81; IDfsnts' Ms-
rluo CloaEss S2i Ohildrens Misses and Lad 4 Leg
sibs, Soc. END 81; Ladies noe Merino Vests aud
IIeWere. els Gents' heavy Merino Shirts, Soc and
81 Ladies' Heavy and Fine full reFuiAr Hose,
three pair for Sl Mems super stout British socks
= and IS &C.; Large " lite Chinese SnE Handker.
dies and Cent? b erstitch he'd and HeiunIed Linen
hanokerehiefs frCm H5kc. up GO SOC; MeAs' ine
Mhite Shirts only 8 Large size hne Linen Dinoer
Napkins, 81 per doZeD; Turkey Rec Frat Napkins,
81 per dozen; ChidTeDs' and Ladies, Fancy Wool,
extra long HOee, 20 800. pair; Ladies roe White
broidered Slipper Patterns only 81; very superi0r
Kid Gloves for men and ladies, latest styles, all
colors, 81 and 81 50; Ladies' DogskiB Gsuntlets,
81; six me IyoFy Handle Table Aud Dessert
Knives only 81 So SIX solid steel full liver PLACED
spoons or Forks, warranted plated on White Metal
o.; Elk Tesspoops, warranted plated on White
Metal. 81; three sEd e-bottle CAstOrs, nj: rne
ditto. 81 best Eutter HALVES. SOC =: HApkf1 Rfngs
best plate, SOC cold silver ditto, 81; hse Hair All
oonbs fse. soe; and 81; Oval French plate NM
rors, ~; BIZ Books and Wallets, sc to ei; Pic
ture Frames IN large variety. a5o nm ~ e. Rraof.
cts OF all kinds, CSC. 20 si; Towel Rscks Book
Shelves, Tables, Hatrscks, 81: ten pin Diemond
hetrsckes SHc me Rsz0rs Gnd Pocket KniVes
Oh bsneh Baskets, IS and Soc; Shawl Straps, e
and t0c splendid sssortmenf Of Vases and 0rna-
msnts ron SC up % 81; nne ChromOs 10 immense
IL ts Impossible 90 euumerste and describe the
tnonsands OF articles GONE and zee fer yourself
nc trouble 20 show goods. Three floors q my large
establishment are packed with goods % the ceiling.
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CITY ITEMS.
ATS in the greatest variety.

OvBRcoATs in the greatest variety.
OyercOats for men.
OveTcOsts for youths.
OyercOats for boys.
GEO. c. HENNING, No. 40 Eth street.
UsB less of Dcoley's than of other Yeast or
Baking Powder, as it is much stronger. Put I'D
full weight. Give ii a fair trial.
NEVER GIVE UP THE sEIP.-Dr, Bulls
Cough Syrup may cure you, as il has done
others. 1t costs little, aud can never harm.
Price, rs cents.
Mr.. CHR. XArDER's NATIVE WINE cannot
be strongly enough recommended to the lovers
of wholesome beverage, on account OF its
purity. Give Mr.. y. a call, at 9if It'll street
northwest, and try it. 10,l7 ,eOl:
To BB CUBED of Rupture wear the Elastic
Truss, 235 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. SO
MKR1So Shirts and Drawers. 81, s1.25. $50
each; Medicsted Shirts and Drawers, at Hol-
lander Bros, near Wizards Hotel. 10,l4,1:
Atwood UNDsRsHIETs AND DRAWERS.
81 90 each; the latest style Scarfs, at HOllsnder
Bros, next door above Odd Fellows Hail.
10,14,l:
OoRNs, BUNIoNs, sc.
For relief from Corns, Bunions, Club aud In
growing Nails etc, visit DIR. " hite's establish
ment, No. 6S5 18th street, opposite the U. s.
Treasury.
FINE Gents Furnishing Goods, at Houander
Bros. 1O,i4I:
Bros. 1O,14,1:
1928 FOR oNR-QUARTKR BBL. SACK or WEIGHS
Best Family Flour, st w. j. REDsrRAKR's
Cheap Cash Grocery and Flour Store, corner Of
9Th st. and New York avenue NV 1911:
TRY TIE ELASTIC TRUss, 235 Pennsylvania
avenue. 2,5
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THE WEATHER
VA9 DEFARTlIEsr, QL51. cad ls.grllOtTo.

VAR DEPARTMENT, OJee CBisf lSig,-lDfcsY,
WAsH1NsToE. Nov. 70, 1874, 10 90 3. m.
PROBABILITIEs.-FOT the south Atlantic
And Gulf states, partly cloudy and warm
weather vii prevail during the day, with light
rains near TIE COST, south or west winds, and
falling barOmeter- followed by a slight fall OF
temperature and sing barometer. For the
middle and New England states, clear or heavy
weather, southwest or northwest winds, and
slight change in temperature and pressure
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley, local raius
followed By clearing and cooler weather north
CT west winds, and rising barometer. For the
lover lake region, partly cloudy weather and
south or west winds during the day, With fail
ing barometer, followed by lover tsmparatnre
and rising barometer. For the upper lake 70,
glon and the northwest. continued cool ana
Gear or clearing weather, with north or west
h4Dd and stationary or rio NJ baron star.
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L OCAL NEWS.


H0'iorGi Tbso:sr--Mss Nelson in .Nucb
ADO About Nothing"
FoTd's CTgrc Erags -STr. John T.. T',oIs IN
coz The Lire" "ICi on Parls Francois" aud
9. The Weavers"
Thar .mila..-'.Nir-T Pretty Flower
and other sttrsee5a4-s
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District Governmen, Affairs.

The Washington Gas-light Conlpanv have
been authorized by the Commissioners To erect
three lamp posts on Carroll street. between Isr
and 2d and h and e streets southeast: one AZ
he corner OF I'd and Ii and one at the corner
OF 24rh and II streets north vest.
Pipe sewers have been ordered on g. between
9Th ana 1O'h streets southwest, from G. street 10
to the river, with the Necessary man holes and
traps one on =, between 10Th snd 12th streets
northwest
PAYING TEE DISTRICT INTERE=T.
The following was forwarded to-day;
"oGts y ne Couufssi8Ecrs IF FIel
DistriCt ~ C7IamtiI,
NAsHTTGTON. d. C., Nov. 10Th, IsII
=. Cogis, Esq, Controller, D. c.,
SIR PIE sc ISSUE a warrant, paFable 10 the
order OF r. II. BTistOw. Secretary OF the Treas
NV Of the Jnitsd States, for ninety-nine thou-
sand three hundred and Ell ght dollars and forty
tour cents, (SS9ISos i, balsuce due the United
July lst- IA, 1rd6r the act of Congress, an
proved June 10th, 1874, as per fOllOwing state
nent Amount Cf interest advanced, : -, f,g -.
Sept TO- pad, SlE1 ,s2i A.; balance, S9l5GSf3
Charge 20 the account OF taxes and revenues
Nsr5 respectfully, W. DRSSIsoS,
y. II. EgTCHAN,
commissioners -. CO
amount advanced by the United States TO meet
the interest on District Indebtedness, which
together with the heavy funding Of : per cent
interest bearing certificates and other gold bear
in2 securities in IS bonds goes very far TO.
NaICs estabii<hing healthy financial standing
IN District hsiTs and a sound basis for fltur9
negotiations sOUld il be found evpedient TO make
Them. An assurance to Congress that the tax
payers are making every effort TO cO-Operata
with the Commissioners in recovering this ID ;
uiCt from its financial enbeFTassments viii al.o
have good effect.
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THE GREAT
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE
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IMMENSE ASSORTMENT
ETw FALL AID wINTEE GOODS
PRlCES LOWER TEAM EyERI
GOODS BETTER TRAN EVEg
NOW Is TIE TIME To BUYi
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Fall AND WlNTeB DRY GOODS.
FALL Dhl GOODS
LAReE sTocn.-n --wER rRIers.

- ha'e .asi moves SD ..s r. ..-s, s~F rrv open
I'm - 49,. .o1rl .1. .aa. r.F Dso.. Ha,e 5eel
restCtLTCCEs s..r .-.-..
lard y 'co l'-.r'.- 90. .. II -arfs, vrr-hI 10
fspuI0v Case rr. 80. .t,A ".
II ayy vice SRI 7l-s. 60. .,rtt, 81 ~" 10
HsL : LIss = =, nsNh-b-, aiNECEOrHs.
b-svy Cantor FEANsFIs l6l-i.-ff Il ,-,s,
- -, mat - M AH'' sasF.r FLANNELs
MaIEhfkOHF> FH-r-55. 50. st -lN
tAeei EhE- 81 H q So hHs. fr1rr hir m
-. ~ hrt - me- .fIh bA AJAX. cheap
6iffe new ybiass iH lkESS = BUDS. cfsap
EieEart DiEh.C.1Hsrt F.la US ~ ~ 20 IA
EtUc SEBGES Az DItEsg iS's-l. w'-ts Al
h,scG ALPACAs, s, wurtE 81.
P,,o $50. a. - ""rtN t0.
BLACK CASHgE RES. NEWS rRFyf.ry
IHIiLS, BOHRAZINEV. T4VTvFg- 81 ~
AEIN, cEd DEAE' D'ETE a srsr.l1.tt
bthth tlLAs, CHEAP. 49, 4 .h.U oaar tbe ssst
uthes :. hEiid - Sin trade
ehhNLs, from b. g. snl
hLhNhkTS, g - O. SIS,
hLs MKT ~ IS. worth 81
fkITekIRTS, = wr-rf- 81
me knglish Brussels tARPkr%. alH
t -. NAUNsEN
noy.-l8 zoo Ma.ksi space. % - ICON Tth q
{ REAT ATTRACTION 10 PUCuAsERs or
~ DIV GOODS VI
Nsief PFo-f 1ioasfgE reduced from 81 gsto e.
Ter ara. Al " u"l tIlrusU- " IS Ce1fs DautST
'billes ~ reduce prices Bia. b o, r spsls ana
- lions ~ l5g a. 'iH iIv esq BARGAINS In Rlark
nSG <. =! Snc h.Egeas, slsa.s "a hand. Bross
- 80 u- "a tt.Mt,'i %. ifH al "a Popular prices
Hosiery ans \ c:i1ns cheap Csli AZ
EMORY RANTFRs
Ne.ni ~ fS<o P"hFsylyalia avenue.
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EIphchZO YCungS & CO.,
GROCERs, NINTH AND STREETS,
UNDER MASONIC TEs.PLE
5LPH9Nzo YoUNss,I
j. II JOHNSON oc-Is-tr
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RRODHBAD q CO.
hBE NOW OFFERING
Worsted Bullion Fringe, ne,bfne ps-
y ok LAces; Guipure Lnces
Velvet Ribbons and Beaded Belts and Betting a.
populsr prices; also, '-Ne -
biSek silks, &c. and up. a beautiful Lyons Groo
Srsln JUST received A. 81 IS, worth 6 Is
kfsced hel7ets az g sud up, for Trirlufuss snr
bonnets. Orders for Coat Velvet viii be t.keT
Samples will be sLoWn hiiN09'
BBesGtiul All-WOol serges ~ 50o per yard.
p pisok :, y az hIneTes double Width, 75s and Cp
EfniIneo all ItLen Pdsfs, l2.Ec aud ~.
IleEant Paris Kids sc. a. q ID - hTffIns. Gil
CaItcn FLANNEL best max .. Toe. snd M
AndrcECC ggn ard fruit Of the Loom Cotton. l2lsr
Gall and examine our stock
BRODHRAD = CO..
oct23-tr lgOs 2 street, between I1fb snd ls-b
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A BLACK RoBBBR CAPruREp IN Tss
THIRD STORY OF DWELLING Houss.-Ltst
night, about sk o'clock, the inmates of Mrs A
o. puTall's residence sl0 14th street. two dors
above F. heard the sound Of footballs on the
! 1Ia noor. Knowing that none of the house
notu we're IN that story it was quickly decided
tnat burglars were sbout. The male PORTION of
the Inmates decided to ascend 10 the third floos
srd interview the burglar. On reaching the
dOof Oh the room, occupied By Mr. Z. L. Norton,
Trey net black, buTly negro. The door was
sTewn with clothing, while large quantity
was nlled up ready for removal, the thief having
decided probably, 10 mske a thorough clean
tug out OF the premises. The gentlemen secured
the doer and sent for 9 policeman, Or,
Nicholson and Moores quickly I'D
on enterIDg NC pssssge-way, the frst object TO
attract their attention was a pair OF shoes
which the man had taken of before going up
stsirs' When the policemen came into The roorn
where the man was he feiSnsd drunkenness
He was Immediately taken into custody, and on
searching him found handsome meersch sum
pipe in his pocket which belonged to one of the
boarders in the house. The prisoner was
marched to the Central guard-hOuse, the Off GERS
having to force way through large crowd IN at
had congregated in front OF the house to see the
burglar. At the station house ne gave his name
As Thomas Overton. This morning be was
srrsigned 1T the Police Court on the charge OF
g'and larceny, and committed for action Of the
grand jury,
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ARP ETS,
CARR cts,
CARPET
RGEST STOCK ~ TIRE CITY.
ATTRACTIONS EXTRAORDINARY
Tvery piece Of CARPET = ne most artistic Az.
sign Our sssortmslt embraces Brgzsrls. Thee.
Ply erd lngratu CarpE-s. or OF tks 10 All Wan,
and latest patterns. ~ '~NNa
SPECIAL INDICTMENT
With the great tet tion Ia prices mazda la,eIv ~,
shan make and put down all Carpets freg OF ehsrss
An immense stock % - SAe'A7'
DRY GOODS
or the first door ~ red need rst-s
Those who would profit should call soon
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ITO CLOSE BUSINESS.
Il TkEEEN 90 o. SLApG RTER

y MN bDYEBTIsFNyNr OF PTS CHEAP
bEf GOODS, 7O1 MAR6ET sEACE.
y heFe only fnT pieces len of the very Hae
PIIt cllk Back N CHAIR sris r. worth ~ ai.1
Worth &;ac. ~ i'1''
" rave Just received magnificent assortment
~ The latest SIS ie Dire Goods ranrfDe tom - a.
%, ~ piects ngT 30 the -N'remely vide Sheet
,ottou only l2t1c.i r'sE'fHJI 70 Blankets only
20 tehut.iui shawl : . ~. apl.uiid Watarpro5f
60 NeIJ b.st calico, s. ya~Y fine sill Wool Black
- hmsres toc., N'ty LrKvs CaE ton Flannel, only
lz5sc.; large stock II Clothes flr menis and Bovs
wear. -' "-e DeS5
Aneil oay We are receiving from the New YORK
arctiouf TIE cheaPcs Dry a. ds an ever Vre- ~
Washington, snd we arc almost giving then, awsy,
CARRIERS,
oct5Or 7nE MARKET SPACE
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On Teassembhng at LIS the witness, Reed :,
took his seat, and his cross examination was
continued as follows: Witness did not recolIect
the day OF the week Hayes proposed to put up
q job, IL was on the corner OF Canal and Boyerv
streets the conversation took place. witness
went 20 Newsrk to find ont what kind of ion NJ
vas; wanted nothing TO do with IL when he fonnd
Zirl uth was In IT, z. was dangerous man; it
shoold think SOL Had not seen Zirruth bsfore
that since January. Witness here produced his
memorandum book, remarking that part of il
related to his priva'e business. Witness had
never been arrested, nor had been in . state
or other prison.
Mr.. Dsvidge said he deemed IL his dutv IN
state that during the recess this witness (Reed)
had been
THREATENED wITR PERSONAL VIOLENCE
by this man ZiTTuth and others.
Mr.. Hill said that Mr.. Riddle and himseif
we're passing at the time, and interfered, and
that hard words had come from both sides.
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(tALL Az o. GATHERS
~ 1917 and 1919 Pennsylvania avenue
Tor pure Inns and LIQUORS, OF all grades,
oLARKT, per dozen, IS 80; RHINE WINE, ss
CkTAWBA, 81 81 per galIsp, 49,
aIsGIR BRANDY, RAsPBzRRY SYRUP.
&C, &c. YZs.sT