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For The lower lakes and Middle stste', rising
Ia f6aistsF bUFtbWest WlRas slightly warm n,
clear VI partly gyudS We .thef,
The fellpWIRE vas the range Vt the tReFiaeBstsf
Sisi ii a., igeg 2 p M, 47sI D. ia, W 4 ,, M
Use Patterson 4 JeRes' Trophy tomatoes,
ubalee fTVits=MRlREa Fruit Uar, 49s oh st.
A lot Of ice cream lEeeseTs and leTty,llHafL
machine will be sold very low II inquired l1T s"9a
OF West lRdia Fruit Company Central m4Fks,l
north side, hssTset wing
IN THK REPuBLICAR book and job pFiRtiR !
department all glasses and kinds OF printing are
dune with better satisfaction 20 the part - late =
ssIed than IN any other est .blsh nent,
This evening tue New AoFk Republican As }.
citation will n We the Il o. the series OF sl3l
bIes at Ma a6l'c Te apple, I'd the committee a!s
sIsrtiug themselVC ~ make It q or .nd ahar
W. j. FLOOD has been appointed q writer IL the
department o. equipment g7d rec ultlng at the
navy yard, vice Mr. Is ldWln, TesignI l, and JP >.
T.. Ryol has been appoint 1 lGll kseoer IN the
construction department, vice W. J. Fio1d, pr
NOTED.
sarah Parker, alias Puss Oakley, who " IS a :.
~ tgntd in the Police Court y 1terdRy OF tue
charge OF Kidnapping the child OF Mr.. J A. BECK
with pie AIDED guilty, and was order d to be Jn;
united for BctiOn OF the grand jury; Gond hxod
a. f2.LJO
John Constantine, Richard Bu-ch and WIN.
SchOheld, belonging u the selLsfyIcd Mo1o )
ba I'D as au' I'd Danicl Lvnch, nea: he oor ef OF
Seyeuth aad q street last n ShI. 10 GHotl IS'
lection the rama changed ga 'me At, nut TINS
deceptive pro cIui'Ol WIS Will'sFeu Dy yin 5T
Hineine, who he 1. ny OF the assault afterwards,
arrested the entire patty Ald brought the n -
the Cent-.l guard-hOuse, TO appear before Judge
Smell o.day.
The perseverance that certain young gentlemen
di pIay Ell yesterday during the binding storm OF
sand a, dust deserves high cOmmendatlOn. One
ofthe mort perseve ling TUpOT ted that an iunumer-
able host o. plain white stockings with low shoes
passed ThiT, eC1th street. There WAS also q fair
sprnkling o. striped aid varlegatcl stockings
with high shoes, aud large perccntag e OF dirty,
greasy hose accompanied with slip shOi shoes run
over at the heels aud rusty at the toes. He no.
ticed, also, that there was an alarming tendency
among these stockings to x lther together Ia folds
and hang over the tops Of the shoes.
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Suits Entered,

The following suits have been entered in the
Supreme Court Of this District:
]. A. Baker We. ]. ]. Sullivan. Justices judg-
ment, ASH.
b. Il. NickersOn vs.. Zepheriah Jones and d.
W. Smith. Account 81 p5T.65.
J. ]. Sullivan vs.. q. 4. McBlair ct al. Note,
$500. Mcconnell.
Henry Semken vs.. John Q. Wilson. Note, Sl2S.
Saunders.
W. b. Webb ct al, assignees, VS.. George Mat
t'ngly. Account, STA.
VIM. Rutherford vs. John H. Clark Note,
SllS66. /. g. Hine. .
Tabrason s Heilbrun VS.. Allen & Fay. Note,
S4O5. ]. G. Payne.
Anna e. CrOWell vs.. Z. H. PierGOnt ald Tkos.
Hood. Note, $3.50. ]. W. Ross.
W. W. MetZger vs. John Thicker. Note,
&I737s. L. NJ. Saunders.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

House Tor rent on Z Street.
Boarding, sos G street northwest.
Executive notice, estate OF Rudolph Buckly.
Musical and Dramatic, Lyceum Hall, March 10.
Dissolution Of co-partnership, Swan & John
son.
Furnished rooms for rent, III G street north
west.
Auction Sales-FrIday, March 20, furniture, by
VIM. L. Wall & Co. Monday, March 90 house
and lot, by J. T. WOrmley.
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By B. II. Warner:
Alta o'clock, two two-story brick dwellings and
store on the southwest corner Of N street and New
Jersey avenue.
BY Latimer Cleary:
At 10 O'Clock, at No. 1915 street northwest, a
large lot Of superior furniture.
BY Wash. B. Williams
At 10 O'Clock, the stock OF fne wines, liquors.
&C., OF John Beck & Son.
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Granite for the State DEPARTMENT.

Two schooDers, laden with granite from tse
quarrics OF the Wegtham Granite Company,
Richmond, Virginia, are at the G.street wharf,
the Engie with 100 tons, and the Serene, with 10
tons This is the first stone received since the
Potomac closed with fee, and is being rapidly de-
liveTed at the new building by A. b. Slmons *
Co. THIS granite is considered OF the very finest
quality. Other cargoes are soon eNDected.
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ReligOug,

The ladies Of St. James p. E. parish will hold
q fair at Willard hall on the evenings OF the 18th
and SOth Of this month, for the purpose Of raising
funds for the erection o. a chapel The parish is
Young and their undertaking snould meet with
The heart,Cs. a~sS.anCe, and no better way to
assist in building the chapel is known than 10
patropiZe the fair literally.
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MEETING OF CoLORED MINISTERS.
A Committee to Consult the Poor Commission

In compliance with request from the Board Of
Health q meeting OF the ministers Of the colored
churches in this District was held last Tuesday
evening in the study OF Rev. r. A. Hall, OF
Union Bethel church, to consider what can be
done, if s9ything. toward controlling the great
excess OF mort Atty among the cOlOrcd people Of
this city over that among the whites. The fol-
lowing were present: hevs. X. A. Hall, Robert
JObUson, John Brooks, Wm. Jefferson, Geo. Van
DeUrs. Sandy Alexander, W. J. Walker, b. II.
Lee, Joseph Armstrong, W. II. Waters, p. II.
Green, WIN. Waving b. F. L'ovd ald Abraham
Dent. Rev. X. A. lIall was called to the chair
and WIN. WRriDg was appointed secretary. Alter
q IT. Interchange OF OD Mons q committee was
appointed TO confer with the committee Of iDyes-
tigation appointed by tho Board OF Health with
re erenCe 20 the same nate, and also to confer
with the commissioners for the reliol Of the poor.
The committee consists OF the follow ut. named
gentlemen: VIM. Warning, W. II. Waters, W. J.
Walker, Robert JOhu. on, Sandy Alexander, HcD.
Van Deurs AND q. T, Watkins.
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The following marriage licenses were granted
yesterday by the clerk Of the Supreme Court Of
the District: Thornton Slaughter and Fanny
Newman, Of Hilsdale, ID. O.; Daniel Y. Newton
and Elizabeth Brooks; William :. Ogden and
Annie Bayijss, of Fairfax county, Va; William
b. SRyre and Sarah T.. Ollife.
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Chilblains


will be promptly relieved, and ultimately cured,
by bathing the afflicted parts with Ponds EK.
tract,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

L1timer & Cleary have q fine collection Of
English and American bpeech-loading Sporting
Guns for sale cheap.
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Alumni Association Of Georgetown Univsr'

The alumni Of the three departments OF the
university academic, medical and laW) should
attend the adjourned meeting at Gonzaga hall
this Thursday evening at 7:SO O'Clock, when off,
GERS Will be elected.
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The National Theatre-Wm. J. FlOreuce.

ING NhLlOud1 1u6dET6-n M !. ElOT6uC6s
Tomorrow evening Mr.. Florence will have his
benefit at the National theatre, and his great
popularity in Washington will secure for him q
large audience. There are some characters, like,
for instance, those Of Captain Cutie aud Bob
Briefly, in the impersOnRtion OF which Mr.. Flor
ence has no rival, and whatever be undertakes he
makes most attractive. Mr.. Florenee's connec-
ton with the American stage fills large place
In its history, and his dramatic influence has al
ways been for good. As gentleman he is appre-
ciated by his cOuntrymen, and they are all always
proud OF bis successes. Tonight will be repeated
s'The Love Test; or, st. PatricK's Eve" aud
1.-THE Returned Volunteer" These pieces are
admirably suited to Mr.. Florence, and his as
sumption of the roles Of Terrence OCOnner and
Billy Williams are exceedingly interesting. A
large audience last night was constant in its ap-
plause.
Jesse shepard-The Pianoforte Recital.
The public can scarcely be prepared for the Pc
culIar entertainment proposed for them Monday
evening next at Willard hall. Music, both Of the
most severely intellectual school and that most
highly and knowingly imaginative, are within the
extremes Of style which marx the execution and
be converted into the FULLY expressive use for
which It was designed, and 70 represent all tnstru
ments in combined elect. Under bis touch the
harp, the violin, the Yolncello and the drum join
their distinguished notes to produce the powerful
effects, while the echoes and the reverberattons
with the grandest cTeSceHd0 and descendo ever
beard from pianoforie, roll near and away, and
gradually "dying, dying" cease. No pen de-
scTiption OF these unparalleled eneets can lmpart
adequate idea Of their startling force, and the
muslc-lovtng public have but TO hear this new
fayorite Of the MUSES. to acknowledge his inlmit-
able control Of the most favored Of instruments.
The tickets for this great pianoforte recital are
for sale ct Metzeroits.
Ford's Opera House-Mr. T. 8. Chanfrau-Kit.
The drama Of "Kit, the Arkansas Traveller
is worthy Of the excellent patronage It is recsly.
Ing Replete with stirring incidents and strong
situations, powerfully illustrated by the tRbleaux
Of "The Broken Limb" "The Frustrated Shot"
"The Little DlGieulty,n Selling Of the Medora,"
THE Gene Of Poker, ne Steamboat Expio'
u is no wonder that Il is among the most popular
Of American plays. The cast Is an unusually
strong one. Mr.. Hotto as the Judge was In the
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Police Court-JudRs Smell.
TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLES.

Gall and examine the fire and burglar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
keeping Of securities jewels, slver-ware or other
Valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
TAKE warning front The CHICAGO and BoIton GraI
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original cast and Mr. Lanigan as the Major could
hardly be equaled. Manuel Bond hn1s IN Mr.
Rice most able delineator, RHd Mr., Deuhain as
Terry Sleepers finds ample F00m Tor his talent.
No better Mrs. Temple could be found than MIS-.
Germon. Miss De Forrest is very acceptable to
Washington theatre-goers, and In her hands Alice
Redding is q fine character, and Jennie Cuh jrd
makes all out OF the character Of Mrs Stuobs that
can be made. The play Will be repeated to-
night.
Theodore Thomas.
An audience which completely Allied Lincoln
Hall last night separated at the close of MIR
Thomas concert with every sincere expression Of
regret that It was the last Of the season. WASH
ingtonians have no more welcome visitor than
he, and to the extent Of their ability they give
most willing patronage: Mr.. Thomas is q man
who is never at ret. His time and genius are
devoted to the best Interest," Of the public from q
musical strnd- point, and he invariably keeps
abreast with the titnee producing the new and
worthy rompo 'itlOns. As patron OF art in
America Mr.. Thomas is entitled to the highest
BENEFITS upon the community, aud We most sin.
eefely trust the tide OF uniform snrcess vii al
ways be with him. We hope for his speedy re.
turn
The Theatre Comiqus.
The evenings entertainment al the 0omique Is
OF high order OF merit. The variety talent en-.
bAtf6H IN attendance IL disappointed,
The Avenue Theatre
C'bas, +, Ellis still delights the levers Of good
ballad singing o. TBs Avenue Miss bBa san
faFd presents On attractive ist Of geed songs aud
ali tie performers are deHE their best 10 RtHHss,
The RHaleBees are BHeErsplleHableI
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R0uity Court-Judge WyIie,

@lAtty WHY "ytAsf
This court was Engaged as follows yesterday
National Capital Association VS., johnson,
Hume VS., buckley, Order ratlfying auditors
kiaus et al. vs. Uwep, order confirming sale.
BuTT VS., Wheeler. Order allowing demurrer,
Burnstus vs. OTmes, Amend'ag decree ss for
BigsIow vs.. Gstchem. Order dIshissIug brI
and OF re erCncs TO auditor.
MaughIin vs.. winder. Decree for s,le.
We !Ver ys. Nor inner. Argued but not con-
eluded. Adjourned.
Criminal CouTt-Judge Macarthur.
This court was engaged as follows Yesterday;
Charles Turner was convicted Of burglary at
the house OF A. H. Halls en- In November last.
Victors George and Paul Godfrey, indicted for
no sC-stealing. RoIe ProseqHt was entered in
Thomas OgIeton alias Thomas Overt On was con.
yIG.ed Of burglary and d. la,osGy at the house Of
VIM. Henry alias VIM. Piper, indicted for re.
slsllpg an officer.
Police Court-Judge Smell.
In this court Washing Harris was found $40
0 oT Of bF S noS
thirty days in Jail. Richard Brown, for assault
ing Dora johnson, by stoning her; fined $50, or
bOisterOus language at Theatre ComIque; fined
$40. Benz. Smith, Eva Wallace and Gilbert
Smith confessed TO ''cussing," and were fined -
Powell, Eliza Mason and Anna Smith, Tor being
loud and bOIsteTOus; IS each. Arthur Stokes and
James Lynce, for driving on the fag-wsy; IS
each. Richard Bombay, Ior throwing stones at
a train on Baltimore and Potomac railway, near
the tunnel: fined $50, or ninety days in jail. L.
5. Ward, found drunk on Seventh-str road;
S. Alexander Cole was charged with keeping a
dangerous dog, which bit q little boy, RObby
O'RyaI Cole proved that the dog did not belong
TO him. Court directed him to give bonds to kill
the dog. James Flanagan; fined S. for selling
fish without license; also fined S. Tor failing to
have number on his wagon. VIM. Il. Mills
charged with selling honey without license;
fined So
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Tbs Thsatrs csmiaus,
THE COURTS.
Circuit esuFt=ehisf Justice esFttsf,

This court was engaged as fllleWs yasfaFisyI
Grant vs., IialtiRaFe and Petamal HI'li0Ad
Company, lbefaFe TepaF .edrl The case WIS nos
concluded " the adieaEnmeat OF the GluTtr AID
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OlTH ITEMS.
IRON IN THE BLOOD.

When the blood Is well supplied with its iron
element, we feel vigorous and full Of animation.
1t is an insufhciency Of this vital element that
makes us feel weak and spirited; in sucn cases
the Peruvian Syrup "a protOXide Of irOn) can sup
ply this deficiency, and Its use will inYigorste US
wonderfully.
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ANOTHER BEAT ARRESTED.

SOLDIES AFTER BOUNTY THE VICTIMS.
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Mr.. GEO. EMERSON's LITTLE GAME.
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GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY

GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY
IR0OETDIEG3 IN ALL TIE 0OURT''
MEETING OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS.
TIE CCLORF3 MINISTER'S IN COUNCIL.
WILL CONFER WITH BOARD OF HEALTH.
LETTERS From the People on Various
Tonnes More About Wheaton Dread
bismarck and the Church
Meeting of the Schiller
G1ind-sOeIa1 Science
Sketches by ne.
publican Re-
pBFteFs,
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WHY RE OPENED COL. FEETOES LETTERS.
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PROCEEDINGS IN ALL TIE OOURT''
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THuRsroE's IVORY PEARL Tooth POWDER
used daily Will keep the teeth clean, white aud
sound the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
twenty-five and hfty cents per bottle.
JouvEN's NOTORIOUS KIS-GLovH OLRANR
will renovate soiled gloves thoroughly and
quickly. TWenty-hV cents per bottle.
THoMPsoH's PoMADE OPTIEB Is equal to the
best French, and but half the price. twenty-five
and ifty cents per bottle.
WELLS STRENGTHENING PLAsrERs are the
very best All sold by druggists.
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RICHMOND, Va, March 1.-THE demonst-a-
ton here to-day in honor OF st. Patrick was the
gTaudest ever witnessed in Richmond 1t CON-
sisted Of an imposing parade OF all the Catholic
societies in the city and many citizens. Religious
services were helG at St. Peters Cathedral Rt.
Rev Bishop Gibbons officiating. An eloquent
Grafton was delivered by Rev. ]. J. Kahn, bishop
elect of Wheeling, W. Va. A salute of thirty
two guns was fired by the Richmond HOwitzers
in honor OF the thirty-tWO counties Of Ireland. A
BANQUET IS Progressing tonight.
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THE AE EI T5ISEHIc ET g Sg5r GSH41PANH

OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMN
are prepared 70 supply ct short notice Tniins
dtferent eolors; FOUNTAINS, Lawn OrnAmensa
Honse and LaMn steps ana Adsn5nntsd 10 s
clude dampness; Kitchens and areas cemented and
mace perfectly dr., and q sure preventive a8Aan9t
the intrusions OF rata insects, Be-, and all other
work executed Tor which Portland Cement. u
ADAPTED, Our Portland Cement becomes In . IsN
days superior 70 any OF the marbles OF natural sson
IN Common use, and u IN admirable imitation o.
either maTble or gtone; - more durable, and In
creases rs crushing resstAnce with age. IL oeAau
q unque.tiOnseis' Il, RosERTA nansEsE.
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$40 TO n,Oco

invested In Stocks and Gold pays 100 per cent.
month. Send fer particulars. Tumbridge Co.,
Bankers, Wall street, New York.
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MEETING OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS.
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TEE ceLoRY3 MINISTER'S IN COUNCIL.
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BALTIMORE, March list. PatIlck's day is
being celebrate in this city with more than Ordi-
nary zeal, as we'll in numbers as in the brilliant
and imposing display Of the parade. The process
sion, consisting OF all the Irish beneficial and
with drum corps and full bands and banners, Is
now marching through the principal streets.
drawn by four horses interpreted the several
divisions. The "lIaid Of Erin" and the GODDESS
Of Liberty" on q triumpbial CIR, accompanied by
o guard Of honor, was q conspicuous feature in
the procession. The day is bright and braclng,
but windy and dusty. The streets are filled with
spectators and gay with flags. The celebration
night.
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RIVER NEWS.
STAGE OF THE RIVERS.

Oil Cfty-2h feet and falling.
Brownsville-l6 feet and falling.
Wheeling-7 feet 2 inches and rising.
Marietta-S feet inches and rising.
Middleport-l11s feet and rising.
Charleston g feet 6lnches and rising
lronton- River falling steadily here.
Gallipolis-River slowly rising.
Louisvtlle-3 feet inches at the head of the
canal, and rising steadily.
Evansyille-31a feet and falling.
Cairo--5 ieet and stationary.
The Thos. Sherlock will come to the wharf
Monday and leave forNcW Orleans the last
of the week.
The elegant Chas Morgan leaves for New
Orleans next Thursday.
The Robert Mitchell has succeeded in get
ting atioat, and is now on her way to New
Orleans.
The Cons. Millar has arrived from Memphis.
The Third District ourt at New Orleans has
decided that where passenger leaves the dOor
OF his state-rOom open, having at the time the
key in his pocket, the boat is not liable for
property stolen from the state-room. The case
was Wallace Wood VS.. Steamer Bismarck, AMI
Wood had got judgment in the Court below for
$50 stolen in the manner as above, and the case
was Appealed to the Third District Court.
The following towboats with their cargoes
leave Pittsburg to-day: For Cincinnati-J. A.
Blaekmore. Panther, Hornet, Coal City, Ben
gal Tiger, Joe Walton, Nellie Walton, Gypsy,
Ella Layman, Hawk. Mary Ann, My Choice,
Lion, J. q. Resher, Whale, sam Parker, Tvm
Rees, James Brown, Vim. Stone, Coal Valley,
j. A. stone, Veteran No. 2, Ark, Fred. Wilson
No. 2, Enterprise, Fearless, John Dippold,
Reindeer-2ae barscs containing 3,6l4, 900 BUSH
els.
For Cincinnati and Madison-Samuel Clark,
Tiger, Baltic-32 barges containing 5o4, ,g0C
bushels.
| For Louisyille--James Gilmore, N. j. Bigloy
No 2, Diamond, Samson No 2, Tom Dodswortl
q. d. Wood, joan A. Wood, Venture, Nellie
SDeer, Tom Reese No. 2, Alice Brown, Samuel
'hAfIpe RrOWn- RDaY--ll eOal-UOatg
10 ba, ges, &C., containing 2,f52,0 bushels oi
COAL
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for halboiing lew women, continued; /;
Lizzie Manly, same. continued: Jnhn Creigh-
ton, assault and battery. continues; james
TJale. IN. .tlieious destruction OF property, bail
forfeited: Fred. krebs and Patrick Duffy,
stealing COW, continued; william Coleman,
Daniel Muloy, Ed. W Ilson and Thos. McCarty,
lettering, dis nisse Il. Philip Dig, assault and
battery. continued. Alichael Clark, same, dis-
missed; Jos. Dillon, exposing person, ~ days
AMI 500; j. Ritterman, assault and bat.erv u
chargesl, dismissed: NJ. Fay. lettering. DIS;
p. Cummiags, Peter RDoney. N. IL. McDeyitt.
Fordy V. Dye, Michael Donovan, james ~.
Davis, james T. Davis, 5. 5. Pointz, exhibiting
gaming devices, continued; @. j. Harrison,
same, dismissed; w. Blrwise, J. E. johnson,
continued; d. II. Homer. obtaining money By
false pretenses, continued
Larceny-John Pryel, petit, thirty days and
$50; Lucinda. petit, thirty days aud $40; NJ
Meyer and James O'Brien, petit, continued;
| Henry Cook, is,nissed.
Drunk ami Disordeiy-Jas. Card. 50: Kate
Jones ami Jane Bradley, SO each Thos Con-
molly. dismissed; Mary Connolly, So; John
Ritterman, dismissed; Julia collins, ten days;
Carrie smith, ninety days; Geo. Gunter and j.
| Wiley, So each.
Yagrancy- Wallace, Iottie Levoy
Sue Watson, Lille Williams, Ella McIarty'
Alice Granger, Louisa Wilson, continued
Peter Wagner, four months; Lucy Smith, sixty
| days.
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Would it not be well for the Bellevue
Council to take some action on that fill
opposite the old oil works, as her citi-
zens' lives are daily endangered in pass
ing TO and from their business, and New
port don't seem to be able or willing to
do anything in the matterp
And now Bellevue is to have her gaso-
line lamps. Good.
Rev. DR.. J. w. Rodgers. formerly an
Episcopal minister, but for the past few
years convert to the Catholic faith,
will lscture at the Church of the lmmacu-
late Conception next Tuesday night.
The Garrison Band serenaded Mr.. Kel-
logg, in Covington, last night.
A man from Bellevue had a lively dis.
cussion with Mayor Berry this morning
with regard to his proposition to scoop
his home into the city of Newport by
extending the corporation.
Henry Howe (colored) formerly in the
employ of Captain Air, and Treasurer o.
the colored society called the Star OF the
West, turned up missing this morning
and with him $3.50 belonging to the lodge
The funeral of Mrs. WhiLten Will TAKE
place from Taylor-street Church at l.
| O'Clock Sunday morning.